Person:John Rasberry (5)

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John Rasberry
b.Abt 1793 England
d.21 Sep 1854 St Pancras, Middlesex, England
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  • H.  John RasberryAbt 1793 - 1854
  • W.  Norah O'BrienAbt 1791 - 1864
m. 3 Sep 1817
  1. John RasberryAbt 1820 - 1898
  2. Margaret RasberryAbt 1825 -
  3. Sarah Rasberry1828 - 1890
  4. Mary RasberryAbt 1831 - 1914
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Name John Rasberry
Gender Male
Birth? Abt 1793 England
Marriage 3 Sep 1817 All Hallows London Wall, City of London, Middlesex, Englandto Norah O'Brien
Death? 21 Sep 1854 St Pancras, Middlesex, EnglandRoyal Free Hospital

1817 - Marriage records name as John RASBERRY.

1841 - With wife and 3 children at Lower Ultra? Grove, Islington, Middlesex. Name recorded as RASBERY, shoemaker, aged 35 [sic, but this is too young to match marriage record], born in the county.

1850 - Shoemaker. (Marriage of Sarah)

1851 - Appears to be recorded with wife at 8 Netherlands Place, Islington, Middlesex. Surname is recorded as RASBERRY, occupation not known, age first recorded as not known, then 65 added, birthplace recorded as not known.

1854 - Died of diarrhoea (2 days) and cholera (28 hours) at Royal Free Hospital, Grays Inn Lane, St Pancras, Middlesex. John RASPBERRY, excavator, aged 61 years. Death informant was J. Brendon, Curgenven?, in attendance, Royal Free Hospital, St Pancras. The Royal Free Hospital was founded in Gray's Inn Road, Holborn, by the surgeon William Marsden in 1828 to provide - as the name indicates - free care to those of little means. The royal charter was granted by Queen Victoria in 1837 after a cholera epidemic in which the hospital had extended care to many victims. It moved to Pond Street in the 1970s.(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Free_Hospital)

References
  1.   1841 Census.
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