Family of Robert Wood &
Mary Ann Peagram
Robert Wood was born abt. 1 May 1836 in East Malling, Maidstone, Kent and died 1899 in Islington, London.
Wife Mary Ann Peagram was born 16 August 1832 in St. Mary, Islington, Middlesex and died in 1890 in Islington, London. They were married 3 August 1862 at St. John's Church, St. Mary Newington, Surrey.
Their children:
1- Charles Robert Wood b: 25 November 1861 4 Hall's Row, Dartford, Kent; d: Aft. 1881 Islington, London
Notes for Charles Robert Wood:
- Birth Certificate: Dartford, Kent: 25 November 1861 at 4 Hall's Row, Dartford, Kent - Charles Robert, father Robert Wood (laborer at an ironmonger), mother Mary Ann Wood formerly Peagram; informant Mary Ann Wood mother
2- Mary Ann Wood b: Abt. 1863 Dartford, Kent; d: 1896 Islington, Middlesex
+Alexander Pain b: Abt. 1861 Bedford, Bedfordshire; m: 11 May 1884 Holy Trinity Church, Islington, Middlesex [George/---]; d: 1899 Islington, Middlesex
Notes for Mary Ann Wood:
- Birth Registration: Mary Eliza Wood, 1863, Q2, 2a-286, Dartford, mother's maiden name Peagram.
- Marriage Certficate, Holy Trinity Church, Islington, Middlesex, mar. 11 May 1884 - Alexander Pain 23 coach painter, res. 53 Bride Street Islington, father George Pain (labourer), & Mary Ann Wood 21, same address, father Robert Wood (ironmonger), both parties signed; wit: Robert Wood & Sarah Wood
- 1891 Islington South West, Islington, London (43 Ringcroft Street, Lower Holloway): Alexander Pain 30 (Bedford, Bed.) lawyer (own means), wife Mary A. 28 (Dartford), Emily 6 (Islington), widowed father-in-law Robert Wood 55 (East Malling, Kent).ironmongers asst.
- Death Registration: Mary Ann Pain, 1896, Q4, 1b-179, Islington, age 33 years
- Death Registration: Alexander Pain, 1899, Q4, 1b-247, Islington, age 37 years
3- Susan Wood b: 22 January 1865 Waterside, Dartford, Kent; d: 9 June 1939 Chalkdell House, Victoria Road, Hitchin Hertfordshire
+Benjamin Frank Rosendale b: 26 July 1866 Bassingbourn, Royston, Cambridgeshire; m: 24 May 1885 Parish Church, St. Clement, Barnsbury, Middlesex; d: 1943 Hitchin, Hertfordshire
Notes for Susan Wood:
- Birth Certificate: Dartford, Kent, 22 January 1865 in Waterside, Dartford, Kent - Susan, father Robert Wood (whitesmith - journeyman), mother Mary Ann Wood formerly Peagram, informant Mary Ann Wood mother
4- James P. Wood b: 24 January 1867 Dartford, Kent; d: 6 May 1946 Red Chevron Hospital, Toronto, York, ONT
+Jane Parkinson b: 4 June 1867 Middlesex, London; m: 9 April 1887 Parish Church, Christ Church, Southwark, Surrey [James/--]; d: Aft. May 1946
Notes for James P. Wood:
- Marriage Certificate, Parish Church, Christ Church Southwark, Surrey, mar. 9 April 1887 - James Wood, 20 ironmonger, res. 36 Charlotte Street, father Robert Wood (iron monger), & Jane Parkinson 20, res. 24 Charlotte Street, father James Parkinson (deceased/tailor), both parties signed; wit: Robert Parkinson & Lizzie Beauvais
- 1891 Somers Town, St. Pancras, London: James Wood 24 (Kent) tailor, wife Jane 24 (Middlesex), Florence B. 2 (Middlesex)
- 1901 Bethnal Green North, Bethnal Green, London: James Wood 34 house painter (Dartford, Kent), wife Jane 34 (Islington, London) mantle machinist (tailor), Florence B. 12 (Islington, London), Horace L. 9 (Marylebone, London), May L. 7 (St. Giles, London), Robert J. H. 4 (St. Pancras, London), Marie A. 3 (St. Pancras, London), James E. 1 (Deptford, London)
- 1911 Shoreditch South, Shoreditch, London: James Wood 43 house painter, wife Jane 44 [12 children/6 still living] mantle maker machinist, Florence 22 artificial flower maker, Mary 17 hotel waitress, Robert 14 artificial flower maker, Marie 13 haberdasher's assistant, Dorothy 8.
- Canadian WWI Attestation Papers: James Wood, 109 Wood St., Toronto, ONT; b. 24 Jan 1866 Dartford, Kent, England; wife Mrs. Jane Wood; cook (4 Dec 1918)
- 1921 Toronto North, ONT: James Wood 54 (Eng - immig. 1912) storekeeper/groceries, wife Jane 55 (Eng), Dorothy 18 (Eng) operator/factory; lodger Lorne Bardwell 25 (Ont) cutter/factory
- 1930 Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA: James Wood 63 (Eng) grocer/grocery store, wife Jane 63 (Eng) [immig. from Canada 1923]
5- Alfred Wood b: 29 April 1870 2 Hall's Row, Dartford, Kent; d: Aft. 1881
Notes for Alfred Wood:
- Birth Certificate: Dartford, Kent, 29 April 1870 at 2 Hall's Row, Dartford, Kent - Alfred, father Robert Wood (ironmonger's assistant), mother Mary Ann Wood formerly Peagram, informant Mary Ann Wood mother.
- ?? 1891 St. Mary Northgate, Kent: Alfred Wood 20 (Dartford), private 11th Hussars
Notes for Robert Wood:
- 1861 Dartford, Kent: Robert Wood 26 (Maidstone, Kent) labourer in paper mill, unmarried, lodger.
- Marriage Certificate: St. John's Church, St.
Mary Newington, Surrey, 3 August 1862 - Robert Wood (full age) iron monger,
father Robert Wood (carpenter), to Mary Ann Peagram (full age), father Thomas
Peagram (sawyer); both parties signed; wit: John Bentley & Elizabeth Roberts
- 1871 Dartford, Kent (27 Waterside): Robert Wood 35 (Dartford)
warehouse porter, wife Mary Ann 34 (Islington, Middlesex), Charles 9
scholar (Dartford), Mary A. 8 (Dartford), Susan 6 (Dartford), James P. 4 (Dartford),
Alfred 1 (Dartford).
- 1881 Islington, London (14a Goldsmith): Robert Wood 45 (Dartford,
Kent) labourer in Iron Works, wife Mary Ann 43 (Islington, Mdsx), Sarah
24 (Islington) gen serv, Charles 19 (Dartford) brush maker, Mary Ann 18 (Dartford)
gen serv, Susan 16 (Dartford) daughter, gen serv, James 14 (Dartford) van boy to gen. carrier, Alfred 11 (Dartford) scholar; (One other family, Collyer, at
this address.).
- Death Registration: Mary Ann Wood, 1890, Q2,
1b-208, Islington, age 57 years
- 1891 Islington South West, Islington, London (43 Ringcroft
Street, Lower Holloway): Alexander Pain 30 lawyer (own means) (Ned, Bed),
wife Mary A. 28 (Dartford), Emily 6 (Islington), widowed father-in-law
Robert Wood 55 ironmongers asst. (East Malling, Kent).
- Death Registration: Robert Wood, 1899, Q4,
1b-174, Islington, age 63 years
A Wood correspondent wrote: In A History of West Hill Hospital there is
a map of Estates belonging to Parish of Dartford, date 1826, it shows Waterside.
Today this is called Hythe St. Further along Waterside, is shown 'Mr Halls
Factory' which later became J & E Halls and until twenty years ago employed
several hundred workers. It has since shrunk to a just a handful. I
vaguely recall cottages and a very attractive building which I was told had been
a public house many years previous. This was part of Halls offices.
Waterside is a street along side the river Darent. Halls Row is probably
long since gone and would have been near the station close to J&E Hall's
engineering works.
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