CHRISTOPHER•ALLEN•SMITH•WINTON Family Tree - Person Sheet
CHRISTOPHER•ALLEN•SMITH•WINTON Family Tree - Person Sheet
Birth PlaceFlixton, Suffolk, England
MemoAge 44 in 1911 census. Age 69 at death.
Census Date31 Mar 1901 [808]
Census PlaceOlney, Newport Pagnell, Buckinghamshire, England
MemoBridge House
Census Date2 Apr 1911 [1313]
Census PlaceOlney, Buckinghamshire, England
MemoBridgehouse, Bridge St.
Voy PlaceSouthampton, England
MemoShip: RMS Olympic (White Star Line)
Voy PlaceNew York, New York, United States
MemoProcessed at Ellis Island before transfer to Canada.
Voy Date18 Sep 1923 [7058]
Voy PlaceLondon, England
MemoReturn from Canada. Ship: RMS Andania (Cundard Line)
Death PlaceBuckinghamshire, England
MemoAge 69. BMD Deaths Dec. 1938, North Bucks reg. dist. Vol. 3a, p.1350
Burial PlaceNorthampton, Northamptonshire, England [8805]
MemoGrave No. 1215102, Billing Road Cemetery (removal, 1968)
Misc. Notes
A cousin of Oliver Brock.
Research
Possible birth record: BMD Births Jun Qtr. 1866. Brock, Emma. Wangford Registration District (Suffolk), Vol.4a, p.697 [462]
Spouses
Birth PlaceWavendon, Buckinghamshire, England
Memoage 22 at marriage and in 1881 census; age 51 in 1911 census; reported as “Woburn Sands” in 1923 “Declaration of Passenger” record.
Census Date7 Apr 1861 [2912] Age: 1
Census PlaceWavendon, Buckinghamshire, England
Census Date2 Apr 1871 [933] Age: 11
Census PlaceWavendon, Buckinghamshire, England
MemoChurch End
Census Date3 Apr 1881 [448] Age: 21
Census PlaceNorthampton, Northamptonshire, England
Memo3 Greyfriars Street, Northampton St Sepulchre
Census Date31 Mar 1901 [808] Age: 41
Census PlaceOlney, Newport Pagnell, Buckinghamshire, England
MemoBridge House
Census Date2 Apr 1911 [1313] Age: 51
Census PlaceOlney, Buckinghamshire, England
MemoBridgehouse, Bridge St.
Voy PlaceSouthampton, England
MemoShip: RMS Olympic (White Star Line)
Voy PlaceNew York, New York, United States
MemoProcessed at Ellis Island before transfer to Canada.
Voy Date18 Sep 1923 [7058] Age: 63
Voy PlaceLondon, England
MemoReturn from Canada. Ship: RMS Andania (Cundard Line)
Death PlaceOlney, Buckinghamshire, England
MemoBMD Deaths. Dec 1951, North Bucks reg. dist. (Buckinghamshire), Vol. 6a, p.354
Burial PlaceNorthampton, Northamptonshire, England [8805]
MemoGrave No. 1215102, Billing Road Cemetery (removal, 1968)
Alias/AKAWilliam Edward PEBODY [448], [478], [739], [1313], [2914], [7023], [7057], [7058], [7344], [7345], [7346], [8805]
Alt.SpellingPEBORDY [2912]
Alt.SpellingElias William [2912]
OccupationLeather Currier [448]
OccupationFarmer (probably a documentation error) [2914]
FatherEdward PEBORDY (~1828-1881)
MotherMary Ann NORTON (~1831-1875)
Misc. Notes
In 1898, William Edward PEBODY joined the Freemasons at the Kingsley Lodge, Northampton. [7346]
In 1923, William & Emma visited North America, arriving at Ellis Island, New York, onboard the S.S. Olympic. Destination given was St. Chads College, Regina, Canada, with the purpose to visit his daughter, Mrs. DOBIE. [2914] [7056] [7057] He also declared that his nearest relative back in England was a sister, “Mary NIGHTINGALE”, of Sutton, Surrey. The 1911 census of Sutton parish, Surrey, England, lists a Mary Elizabeth NIGHTINGALE (wife of Frederick Joseph NIGHTINGALE), age 46, born in Flixton, Suffolk. This suggests that Mary is really a sister of William's 2nd wife, Emma BROCK, who was also born in Flixton. William and Emma returned to England in September, 1923. [7058]
In 1923, William & Emma visited North America, arriving at Ellis Island, New York, onboard the S.S. Olympic. Destination given was St. Chads College, Regina, Canada, with the purpose to visit his daughter, Mrs. DOBIE. [2914] [7056] [7057] He also declared that his nearest relative back in England was a sister, “Mary NIGHTINGALE”, of Sutton, Surrey. The 1911 census of Sutton parish, Surrey, England, lists a Mary Elizabeth NIGHTINGALE (wife of Frederick Joseph NIGHTINGALE), age 46, born in Flixton, Suffolk. This suggests that Mary is really a sister of William's 2nd wife, Emma BROCK, who was also born in Flixton. William and Emma returned to England in September, 1923. [7058]