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Joseph Frank ROLPH
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Joseph Frank ROLPH 1 2 3 4 5
- Born: Abt 1875, Writtle, Essex 2 3 4 5
- Marriage: Sarah PEAKE about 1894 1
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• His birth was registered during the quarter ended Mar 1874 at the Chelmsford registration district, with GRO reference vol 4a, page 227. 1
• On 3 Apr 1881 he appeared on the census at 6 Chicken Row, Writtle, Essex as a 6-year-old scholar. 2
• On 5 Apr 1891 Joseph appeared on the census at 3 Cat & Kittens, Writtle, Essex as a 16-year-old agricultural labourer. 3
• On 31 Mar 1901 he appeared on the census at Merrylands Cottages, Mountnessing, Essex as a 26-year-old horseman on farm. 4
• On 2 Apr 1911 Joseph appeared on the census at Tye Common, Billericay, Essex as a 36-year-old farm horseman. 5
Joseph married Sarah PEAKE, daughter of William PEAKE and Emma SMITH, about 1894.1 (Sarah PEAKE was born about 1875 in Little Braxted, Essex 4 5 6.)
• Their marriage was registered during the quarter ended Dec 1894 at the Chelmsford registration district, with GRO reference vol 4a, page 655. 1
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Sources
1
Graham Hart, Ben Laurie, Camilla von Massenbach and David Mayall, FreeBMD Web Site.
2
1881 Census of England, Writtle, folio 24, page 17, Frederick Rolph; digital images(www.ancestry.co.uk : accessed 14 Nov 2012); citing PRO RG 11/1764.
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1891 Census of England, Writtle, folio 22, page 15, Frederick Rolph; digital images(www.ancestry.co.uk : accessed 30 Jul 2010); citing PRO RG 12/1387.
4
1901 Census of England, Mountnessing, folio 69, page 9, Joseph Rolph; digital images(www.ancestry.co.uk : accessed 13 Sep 2012); citing PRO RG 13/1665.
5
1911 Census of England and Wales, Tye Common, Billericay, Joseph ROLPH; digital images(www.findmypast.co.uk/ : accessed 13 Dec 2009); citing RG 78 PN 527, RG 14 PN 10022, registration district (RD) 193, sub district (SD) 2, enumeration district (ED) 6, schedule number (SN) 293.
6
1881 Census of England, Hatfield Peverel, folio 103, page 19, William Peack; digital images(www.ancestry.co.uk : accessed 13 Sep 2012); citing PRO RG 11/1809.
