Woolgar Agnes 1852

Woolgar, Agnes 1852 – 1935				Father:	Woolgar,	Charles			1822-1905
				Mother:	Botting,	Maria			1823-1908

Birth date	Birth place	Registered	County	District	Sub-district	GRO ref.	Christening		Place	Borough
Apr-Jun 1852	Brighton	Apr-Jun 1852	Sussex	Brighton		Vol 2b, p 13581	11 Jun 1860		St Peter’s	Brighton
Death date	Death place	Registered	County	District	Sub-district	GRO ref.	Cause
20 Feb 1935	Brighton	21 Feb 1935	Sussex	Brighton		Vol 2b, p 372	Senility

Carden, Samuel William 1853-1912	Marriage				Unknown father
	Date	28 Feb 1875
	Place	St Peter’s Brighton
	District	Brighton			Child	Birth date	Birth place	Death date		Death place
	County	Sussex			Edward	13 Sep 1869	Brighton	Jul-Sep 1949		Worthing
	GRO ref.	Vol 2b, p 285


Children		Birth date	Birth place	Death date	Death place	Marriage date	Marriage place		Spouse
No known children

Records
Date	Source		Residence		Occupation
7 Apr 1861	1861 England census		4 Fleet Street, Brighton		scholar
6 Oct 1869	Edward’s birth registration		Brighton workhouse
3 Apr 1881	1881 England census		18 Washington Street, Brighton		laundress
5 Apr 1891	1891 England census		30 Lincoln Street, Brighton		laundress/ironer
31 Mar 1901	1901 England census		30 Lincoln Street, Brighton		laundress/ironer
2 Apr 1911	1911 England census		30 Lincoln Street, Brighton
19 Jun 1921	1921 England census		30 Lincoln Street, Brighton		home duties
1931	1931 Electoral Register		30 Lincoln Street, Brighton
20 Feb 1935	Death Registration		82 Washington Street, Brighton

Additional Information
It seems likely that when Agnes became pregnant with Edward she was rejected by her family, and consequently had to give birth in the Brighton workhouse. Edward was, however, brought up by Agnes’ parents. Agnes’ brother-in-law, William Carden, lived with her and Samuel in 1911, and then continued living with Agnes after Samuel died. Agnes was extremely inaccurate when stating her age in various census returns Agnes’ death registration was initiated by her niece, Ida Manderson. Ida was living with her husband at 82 Washington Street in 1933, and presumably they took Agnes to live with them just before she died.