BRYER of Surrey Family 1 Family Chart no. 331

	James William BRYER		Jane FRANKLAND
	b. 1856 St Saviour SRY		b. 1861
			m. 27 May 1883 St John Walworth SRY
			d. 17 Nov 1893 Scovell Road St Saviour SRY, aged 31
	Conductor (1883) General Labourer Engineer's Labourer Labourer (1891) Gas Labourer (1893)		Shirt Finisher (1881)

Their Children

Mary Eleanor	Robert Frankland	Jane Boyde	Patience Elizabeth	David Frankland	Hannah
b. 1884 St Saviour SRY bap. 16 Mar 1890 at St Alphage Southwark SRY	b. 21 Jan 1886 at 51 Queen Buildings Collison Street Southwark,St Saviour SRY bap. 16 Mar 1890 at St Alphage Southwark SRY	b. 1888 St Saviour SRY bap. 16 Mar 1890 at St Alphage Southwark SRY	b. 1890 St Saviour SRY bap. 23 Nov 1890 at St Alphage Southwark SRY	b. 1892 St Saviour SRY	b. 1893 St Saviour SRY
m. Henry James MILLSON 30 Mar 1907 at St Peter Walworth	m. Ellen B FEY 1911 St Olave RD SRY		m. Charles George GIBBS 25 Dec 1919 at St Andrew's Church Fulham RD MDX
	d. 1975 Greenwich KEN, aged 89			d. 1896 Camberwell RD SRY, aged 3	d. 1893 St Saviour RD SRY, aged 0

Who They Were

When they married, James gave his father's name as John BRYER, deceased (no occupation given). Jane's father was Robert FRANKLAND (surname misspelled as FRANKLIN), an engineer.

Jane died of Pleuro Pneumonia after the premature birth of little Hannah, who also died. Thereafter, I can find no mention of James William; no death registration, no re-marriage. It is probable that he did die soon after Jane, because their daughter, Patience, said on her marriage certificate that her father was unknown and that she had been brought up in an Industrial School, even though her elder brother Robert witnessed her marriage. It is possible that, after Jane's death, the whole family was thrown on the Parish and brought up in the Workhouse. This is certainly an intriguing line of research.

Where They Lived

When they married, both James and Jane gave 10 Foulmin Street as their address. When Jane registered the birth of their son Robert, Jane gave 10 Foulmin Street as their abode, although the child had been born at 51 Queen's Buildings Collinson Street Southwark. In 1890, they lived in Blackfriars Road, and they were still there in the 1891, when their address was Blackfriars Road St George the Martyr Southwark; in this census, Patience is entered as Elizabeth.

In 1893, when Jane died, they were living in Scovell Road St Saviour.

Family Group Identifiers

Family: BRYERSWK1
Family Group: b-sry331