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Facts and Events
Name[14][15][16] |
Sarah Jewell |
Married Name[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][9][11][12][13] |
Sarah Longley |
Gender |
Female |
Birth? |
Abt 1787 |
Lingfield, Surrey, England |
Christening[15] |
5 Oct 1787 |
Lingfield, Surrey, England |
Alt Birth[6] |
Abt 1788 |
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Alt Birth[2] |
Abt 1788 |
Lingfield, Surrey, England |
Alt Birth[1] |
Abt 1796 |
Surrey, England |
Residence? |
1807 |
St. Leonard-Shoreditch, London, England |
Marriage |
23 Mar 1807 |
St. Leonard-Shoreditch, London, EnglandSt. Leonard's Church to Thomas Longley |
Census[1] |
1841 |
Horne, Surrey, EnglandHouse near church |
Occupation[1] |
1841 |
schoolmistress |
Census[2] |
1851 |
Horne, Surrey, EnglandChurch Lane - House near Church |
Residence[6] |
1853 |
Horne, Surrey, England |
Death[7] |
18 Jun 1853 |
Horne, Surrey, England |
Burial[6][8] |
24 Jun 1853 |
St. Mary the Virgin Church Cemetery, Horne, Surrey, England |
Sarah was born about 1788 in Lingfield, Surrey. Her maiden name has not yet been discovered. She married Thomas Longley before 1807 when their first known child, Sarah, was baptised in Edenbridge. The following children were also baptised in Edenbridge: Thomas bap. 1809, James bap. 1811, Hannah bap. 1813, Mary Ann bap. 1815, and Elizabeth bap. 1817.
By December 1819 the family had moved to the nearby Lingfield parish, where more of Thomas and Sarah's children were baptised: George in 1819, Ellen in 1822, Joseph in 1824, and William in 1827. A last daughter, Emma, was born in Lingfield around 1831 but her baptism record hasn't been found yet.
On the Lingfield baptism records Thomas's occupation is given as "schoolmaster". A report into charities in the county of SurreyS8 mentions a school house owned by the Lingfield parish, leased by the churchwardens, with the rent of 2l. 10s. going to Thomas. "This sum is received by Thomas Longley, a schoolmaster, who in respect of it, instructs in reading, writing and arithmetic, four poor children of the parish, who are appointed by the minister and churchwardens; he also received 5l. out of the money collected as alms at the celebration of the sacrament, and educates eight more poor children on that account."
The first of Thomas and Sarah's children to marry was Elizabeth, who at the age of 21 was wed to labourer (and later miller) George Gorringe, at the parish church in Horne, Surrey. Although Elizabeth's marriage record states Thomas Longley was a shoemaker, we can be fairly confident that Elizabeth was Thomas' daughter because in the 1841 census Elizabeth, her husband George, and infant son were living with Thomas, Sarah, and several of the other Longley children at a house near the church in Horne. Thomas and Sarah's sons Joseph and William were working as shoemakers so perhaps Thomas supplemented his schoolmaster's income with work as a shoemaker. Sarah is listed as a schoolmistress on the 1841 census so she may have helped in the school as a teacher.
Thomas and Sarah stayed in Horne for the rest of their lives, most likely in the same house, variously described as "House near Church" and the "Old Workhouse". Thomas continued to work as schoolmaster and Parish Clerk for the rest of his life.
Three of Thomas and Sarah's children (Thomas, James, and Hannah) are unaccounted for except for their baptism records. It may be that they died young, or they just haven't yet been identified in census and marriage records etc. In 1848 Thomas and Sarah's youngest son William died of consumption aged just 21 and was buried at St. Mary the Virgin's Church Cemetery in Horne. Thomas and Sarah's eldest daughter Sarah never married and lived with them her whole life, passing away just a few years after Thomas.
Sarah passed away in 1853 aged about 65 due to consumption. An Elizabeth Longley is listed as the informant, and this was probably her son Joseph's wife Elizabeth. Sarah was buried with her son William in Horne.
Although she did not live to meet them all, Thomas and Sarah's other children married and provided them with many grandchildren:
- Mary Ann married greengrocer Stephen Warner in 1841, they had two sons and lived in Worth and Southwark.
- George remained in Horne for the rest of his life, working as a boot and shoemaker and later farmer. He married Sophia King in Croydon in 1844 and had six children.
- In 1847 Joseph married Elizabeth Wallis. They had thirteen children, who Joseph supported by working as a boot and shoemaker. While Thomas was still alive they lived in Horne, but later moved to Burstow and Outwood.
- The Wallis and Longley families must have been close because in 1854 Elizabeth Wallis' brother John Belton Wallis was married to Ellen Longley in Croydon. At the time of their marriage John Wallis worked as a bricklayer but by 1871 Ellen and John were living at and running the "Jolly Farmer" pub in Horne.
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St. Mary the Virgin Church, Horne
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Surrey, England. 1841 Census of England
Horne, folio 10, page 14; citing PRO HO 107/1077/5. - ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Surrey, England. 1851 Census of England
Horne, folio 11, page 14; citing PRO HO 107/1600.
- ↑ Surrey, England. Church of England Baptisms, 1813-1917
St. Peter and St. Paul Church, Lingfield, Joseph Longley, bap. 27 Jun 1824.
- ↑ Surrey, England. Church of England Baptisms, 1813-1917
St. Peter and St. Paul Church, Lingfield, William Longley, bap. 1 Apr 1827, pg 109.
- ↑ General Register Office. England and Wales Civil Registration Death Index. (London, United Kingdom: General Register Office, 1837-Present)
entry for Sarah Longley, volume 2a, page 84, Apr-Jun quarter 1853, Godstone district.
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 Surrey, England. Burials, 1813-1987
St. Mary the Virgin Church Cemetery, Horne, Sarah Longley of Horne aged 65 bur. 24 Jun 1853, pg 59.
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 General Register Office. England and Wales. Civil Registration Certificates. (London, United Kingdom: General Register Office)
death certificate for Sarah Longley, died 18 Jun 1853; citing 2A/84/440, Apr-Jun quarter 1853, Godstone registration district, Godstone sub-district. Death certificate 
- ↑ Gravestone Photographic Resource
St. Mary the Virgin Church Cem., Horne, SRY, ENG, Sarah Longley bur. 1853 aged 65 (grave 149992).
- ↑ Kent, England. Baptisms. (Findmypast)
St. Peter and St. Paul (Edenbridge, Kent, England), Parish Registers, Baptisms, 1815 pg 16, Mary Ann Longley bap. 23 Apr 1815.
- Kent, England. Baptisms. (Findmypast)
St. Peter and St. Paul (Edenbridge, Kent, England), Parish Registers, Baptisms, 1813 pg 2, Hannah Longley bap. 9 Mar 1813.
- ↑ Kent, England. Baptisms. (Findmypast)
St. Peter and St. Paul (Edenbridge, Kent, England), Parish Registers, Baptisms, 1811, Longley, James, son of Thomas & Sarah, March 10th.
- ↑ Kent, England. Baptisms. (Findmypast)
St. Peter and St. Paul (Edenbridge, Kent, England), Parish Registers, Baptisms, 1807, Longley, Sarah, daughter of Thomas & Sarah, Nov 6th.
- ↑ Kent, England. Baptisms. (Findmypast)
St. Peter and St. Paul (Edenbridge, Kent, England), Parish Registers, Baptisms, 1809, Longley, Thomas, son of Thomas & Sarah, July 9th.
- ↑ Kent, England. Marriages. (Findmypast)
St. Peter and St. Paul (Edenbridge, Kent, England), Parish Registers, Marriages, 1806 pg 79, John Jeffery m. Maria Jewell, 19 Aug 1806.
- ↑ 15.0 15.1 Surrey, England. Church of England Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1538-1812
Lingfield, St. Peter & St. Paul, Baptized 1787, October 5, Sarah Dau of James & Mary Ann Jewell.
- ↑ Church of England. St. Leonard's Church (Shoreditch, Middlesex). Shoreditch St Leonard Parish Registers, 1558-1901. (London: London Metropolitan Archives)
Marriages, 1807 pg 269, Thomas Longley m. Sarah Jewell, 23 Mar 1807.
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