Family of George PALMER and Frances BODDY

Husband:	George PALMER (1829- )
Wife:	Frances BODDY (1824- )
Children:	George William PALMER (1861- )
	William John PALMER (1862- )
	Frederick PALMER (1864- )
	John PALMER (1865- )
Marriage	Q2 1858	Kensington, London, England

Husband: George PALMER

Name:	George PALMER1
Sex:	Male
Father:	-
Mother:	-
Birth	1829	Notting Hill, London, England
Occupation		Butcher, Fishmonger

Wife: Frances BODDY

Name:	Frances BODDY1
Sex:	Female
Father:	William BODDY (c. 1789- )
Mother:	Elizabeth HOOKER (1789- )
Birth	1824	Crediton , Devon, England
Baptism	8 Sep 1824 (age 0)	Crediton , Devon, England
Occupation	1841 (age 15)	Shopkeeper; Crediton , Devon, England

Child 1: George William PALMER

Name:	George William PALMER1
Sex:	Male
Birth	Q3 1861	Kensington, London, England

Child 2: William John PALMER

Name:	William John PALMER1
Sex:	Male
Birth	Q4 1862	Kensington, London, England

Child 3: Frederick PALMER

Name:	Frederick PALMER1
Sex:	Male
Birth	Q3 1864	Kensington, London, England

Child 4: John PALMER

Name:	John PALMER1
Sex:	Male
Spouse:	Maud Mary E BELL (1869- )
Birth	1865	Notting Hill, London, England
Occupation		Cheese Monger, fish Monger, Poulterer

Note on Husband: George PALMER

In 1871 George and Fanny are at 1 Portobello Terrace, Kensington. Their forenames are entered as initials, and Fanny's birth place is given as Coddington, Devonshire. Children F, G, W and J (sic) are with the couple. George is still a butcher then.

In 1881 George and new wife Fanny are with children George, William, Frederick, John, Kate and Walter and a cook and a nurse at 115 High Street, Notting Hill.

In 1891 George and Fanny, with daughter Kate and a housekeeper are at 12 Mount Park, Ealing. George is a retired fish monger

Note on Wife: Frances BODDY

In 1841 brother and sisters Frederick, Eliza and Fanny are living in Bowden Hill together. It seems likely that in 1851 Frances is a servant for William Wilson, at 31 Mount Street, Mayfair, a Queens Messenger at the Home Office. Her name is recorded as Rodely, which may be the enumerator's misreading of Rodely.

In 1861 Frances is with husband George Palmer at 2 Portobello Terrace, Kensington.

Sources

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