Denyer George 1795

Denyer, George 1794 – 1873				Father:	Denyer,	Francis		1765-1820
				Mother:	Smith	Mary		1766-1839

Birth date	Birth place	Registered	County	District	Sub-district	GRO ref.	Christening	Place	Borough
Nov 1794	Liphook		Hampshire				21 Nov 1794	Bramshott	Bramshott
Death date	Death place	Registered	County	District	Sub-district	GRO ref.	Cause
Jan-Mar 1873	Farnham	Jan-Mar 1873	Surrey	Farnham	St Andrew	Vol 2a page 68

Barnard Ann Winchester 1793-1870	Marriage
	Date	17 Sep 1816
	Place	Alton St Lawrence
	District
	County	Hampshire
	GRO ref.

Children		Birth date	Birth place	Death date	Death place	Marriage date	Marriage place	Spouse
Mary Anne Denyer		Mar-Apr 1817	Alton	Sep 1901	Alton	Jul 4 1840	Bramshott	Henry Carpenter
Jane Maria Denyer		Aug 1819	Alton	Nov 1819	Alton	n/a
Elizabeth Rebecca Caroline Denyer		Dec 1820	Liphook	Jan 1880	Liphook	Jul-Sep 1850	Farnham	Ebenezer Rowland
Jane Denyer		Mar 1822	Liphook	10 Jan 1901	Harwich	Apr-Jun 1845 Oct-Dec 1869	Portsea Island Ipswich	William Henson Isaac Manning
Francis Denyer		Dec 1825	Liphook	7 Aug 1911	Tonbridge	25 Dec 1851	Tunbridge Wells	Mary Ingram
George Denyer		Jul 1827	Liphook	unknown
Charles Denyer		Jan 1832	Liphook	20 May 1902	Farnham, Surrey	13 Sep 1869	Pancras, London	Eliza Butler
Henrietta (Harriet) Denyer		Apr 1839	Liphook	18 Sep 1917	Faversham	8 Sep 1861	Aldershot	James Larke

Records
Date	Source		Residence		Occupation
6 Jun 1841	1841 census return		LIphook		Carpenter
30 Mar 1851	1851 census return		Bramshott		Carpenter
7 Apr 1861	1861 census return		Park Place, Farnham		Carpenter
2 Apr 1871	1871 census return		2 Dogflood Cottages, East Street, Farnham		Carpenter
24 Feb 1873	Parish burial record				Carpenter

Additional Information
George lived at 2 Dogflood Cottages, East Street, after the death of his wife, Ann, with Charles and Eliza, their son and daughter-in-law. Charles and Eliza continued to live there until after the 1901 census. At the time of the 1891 census the (four) Dogflood Cottages were apparently located between 73 and 78 East Street. By the 1901 census ”2 Dogflood cottages, East Street” was named, or renamed, “76 East Street”.73 East Street used to be the Eagle public house. It is believed that the Dogflood cottages were located next to the Eagle, on its west side. This site is now a used-car parking lot.

A document held by the Farnham & District Museum Society (regretfully no longer available online) gives the interesting information that Mrs Denyer (presumably Eliza) of 76 East Street was the first in line locally to receive the new old age pension on 1 Jan 1909.
Mary and Henry Carpenter had six children: Henry, George, Elizabeth, Jane, Mary, Charles, all born in Alton. Elizabeth and Ebenezer Rowland had three children: William, Adalaide and Mary, all born in Bramshott. Francis and Mary had two children: Charles and George, born in Tonbridge. Little information regarding George Denyer (b. 1827) has been found after the 1841 census. Charles and Eliza had two children: Charles Dorset Denyer and Alfred Wills Denyer. Curiously Charles Dorset is entered in the 1871 census, age 3 months, as a visitor, and without the surname Denyer. However in the 1881 census both the boys are entered as sons, aged 10 and 9 respectively. No further information about the births of these children can be found, other than the census records that they were both born in London, Middlesex. One possibility is that that they were adopted. Henrietta and James Larke had a daughter Henrietta in 1872, though curiously in the 1881 census she is recorded as their niece with surname Denyer, along with another niece, Jane Denyer, born in 1870. In this 1881 census entry a daughter Mary Wheatley Larke is entered, born in 1860 before Henrietta and James were married: she could be James’ daughter with a different mother.