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‘I still have that shoe…I treasure it like gold.’ (George’s daughter-in-law).
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Hackney Workhouse
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This is William’s wife, Edith Amelia Ellis. Her great grandson says, “Sitting in her somewhat uncomfortable chair on the top floor of 164 Central Street, dressed in the same ‘pinny’ every time we visited, with a lovely, warm smile and the longest fingers imaginable.”
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Brightling, Sussex where Hannah was born and baptised.
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This story may be a love story… William, in the picture, appeared to care for Margaret up until her death. Margaret refused to have her photograph taken.
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Charles was buried in grave 41, one of the early burials.
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Victorian children living in poverty
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Very few graves in Horton Cemetery were marked with a headstone, making those that existed precious. Most were discarded in a skip and destroyed. Marjorie’s was saved.
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Horton Cemetery in 1952, a place of peace, where families could visit.
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Marguerite Zelie Deleau was born in Glageon, in the Nord department of northern France, on 21 May 1872.
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The fascinating story of educated man who travelled back and fore to the USA and spent time in prison from various offences.
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Not many burials occurred in Horton Cemetery on January 1st. John Dale is one of those who was buried on the first day of 1925.
