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| Personal |
| Born | 5 Dec 1828 St. Pancras, London, England1 |
| Baptised | 28 Dec 1828 Old Church, Saint Pancras, London, England2 |
| Died | BEF 1889 |
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| Parents |
| Father | CHARLES RUSSELL (
ABT 1806 - 29 Jul 1880
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| Mother | FRANCES HOWDEN (
1803 - Dec 1865
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| Marriages | Top |
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Elizabeth POTTER (
ABT 1835
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| 2 Apr 1871 | St James the Great, Bethnal Green, London18 |
| Marriage after banns at the parish church of St James the Great, Bethnal Green. Vicar or curate: J.C. Tattersall.
Witnesses: Luois [sic] Henry Potter, Alice Potter.
Widow/Widower.
The marriage date, coincidentally (or not, maybe?) is the date of the 1871 census. Both parties are given as being residents of Bethnal Green which is clearly untrue given the fact that they're living in St. Pancras on the 1871 census.
Curiously, the bride's father's name is given simply as "Robert", without a surname. |
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| Events | Top |
| Event | Date | Description | Place |
| Census | 1841 | HO 107/686/15/48/p36 | Marylebone, London3 |
| Residence | 1841 | | South Crescent Mews, Marylebone, London4 |
| Residence | 1851 | | 5 Spans Buildings, St. Pancras, London5 |
| Census | 1851 | HO 107/1497/359/p43 | St. Pancras, London6 |
| Occupation | 1851 | Bricklayer | St. Pancras, London7 |
| Residence | 1866 | | 5 New Millman Street, Pancras8 |
| Occupation | Jun 1870 | Bricklayer (master) | Holborn, London9 |
| Residence | Jun 1870 | | 7 Little Gays Inn Lane, Holborn, London10 |
| Occupation | 1871 | Bricklayer | St. Pancras, London11 |
| Residence | 1871 | | 7 Little Gays Inn Lane, St. Pancras, London12 |
| Census | 1871 | RG 10/373/33/p6 | St. Pancras, London13 |
| Residence | Jun 1873 | | 44 Chalton Street, St Pancras, London14 |
| Census | 1881 | RG 11/194/18/p30 | St. Pancras, London15 |
| Occupation | 1881 | Bricklayer | St. Pancras, London16 |
| Residence | 1881 | | 90 Harrison Street, St. Pancras, London17 |
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| Notes | Top |
| Edward Russell had been previously married because his marriage certificate with Elizabeth Potter describes him as a widower. Unfortunately there are a multitude of possible marriages in the BMD index between 1850 and 1870 that could be the correct one. |
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| Sources | Top |
| 1 | Batch# C047932 |
International Genealogical Index (R) | |
| 2 | Batch# C047932 |
International Genealogical Index (R) | |
| 3 | HO 107/686/15/48/p36 |
England and Wales Census 1841 | |
| 4 | HO 107/686/15/48/p36 |
England and Wales Census 1841 | |
| 5 | HO 107/1497/359/p43 |
England and Wales Census 1851 | |
| 6 | HO 107/1497/359/p43 |
England and Wales Census 1851 | |
| 7 | HO 107/1497/359/p43 |
England and Wales Census 1851 | |
| 8 | BXCB883411 |
Office of National Statistics - General Records Office |
(Address as stated on Charles' birth certificate)
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| 9 | BXCC036124 |
Office of National Statistics - General Records Office |
(Occupation as stated on his daughter Elixabeth's birth certificate)
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| 10 | BXCC036124 |
Office of National Statistics - General Records Office |
(Residence as stated on his daughter Elizabeth's birth certificate)
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| 11 | RG 10/373/33/p6 |
England and Wales Census 1871 | |
| 12 | RG 10/373/33/p6 |
England and Wales Census 1871 | |
| 13 | RG 10/373/33/p6 |
England and Wales Census 1871 | |
| 14 | BXCC035018 |
Office of National Statistics - General Records Office |
(Residence as stated on Rosina's birth certificate)
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| 15 | RG 11/194/18/p30 |
England and Wales Census 1881 | |
| 16 | RG 11/194/18/p30 |
England and Wales Census 1881 | |
| 17 | RG 11/194/18/p30 |
England and Wales Census 1881 | |
| 18 | MXC861297 |
Office of National Statistics - General Records Office |
(Copy of marriage certificate)
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Last modified 7 May 2007
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