Sixth Generation

62. Mr Frederick Henry PERRY was born on 20 Oct 1863 in S-d 'City Road' Saint Luke, Middlesex.^173,174 [[[Birth note: a difficult one! RC ref BP4 is a Cert Copy of an Entry of Birth. RD Saint Luke Middlesex. S-d 'City Road' Saint Luke in the County of Middlesex. Entry 372. 20 October 1863 in Lying in Hospital. Father Frederick Perry. Occupation: Private 3rd Battalion Grenadier Guards.
Mother Tamar Perry, formerly Crew, living at 2 Harveys Buildings Strand, informed the Registrar, Henry Hamlin on 2 Nov 1863. Copy Cert no. BXBZ 623577 dated 29 Aug 2002 is a facsimile of original.][ Also as Post Office Record]
[1871 as FrederiC H aged 7 born Middx London]]] He served in the military 9 Jan or 13 Jan 1873 to 9 Sep 1885 in London.¹⁷⁵ [Military Service note: OP3 is a copy of W.O. Form 738 and late W.O. Form 39]. About 1881 he was a soldier drummer in 3rd Battn Grenadier Guards Wellington Barracks (Westminster).¹⁷⁶ [Occupation note: 1881: RG11/0121: 110: (14) Soldier Drummer] On 3 Mar 1890 he was a Postman in Bournmouth. [Occupation note: In Bournmouth he played the triangle in the postmans band]. About 1891 he was an Auxiliary Sorter General Post Office: General is overwritten with Civ.¹⁷³ [Occupation note: 1891] He lived in Stoke Newington, 42 Harcombe Road, Stoke Newington, Hackney about 1891.¹⁷³ [Res note: 1891. aged 27. Occupation Auxiliary Sorter General Post Office: General is overwritten with Civ.] About 1901 he was a Postman in Bournmouth.¹⁷⁷ [Occupation note: 1901] He lived in Bournmouth, 41 Bennet Road, Bournmouth about 1901.¹⁷⁷ [Resided at note: 1901] He retired on 2 Mar 1924 in Bournmouth. [Retirement note: Given Imperial Service Medal for service as a Postman]. He died about Jun 1945 in Bournmouth R-d.¹⁷⁸ [Death note: as Frederick H] [General note: the previous Frederick (Henry) Perry with mother Elizabeth, and born in workhouse is the incorrect one. I was given certificates which I was told had been confirmed as "ours". With later research the two did not tie up and further searches were made for the correct person and new certificates obtained. Please delete all references you may have made on any web page, and please do not add this data. See notes. I have seen too many incorrect copies of our research elsewhere with spelling errors in their names and in our notes]

Mr Frederick Henry PERRY and Miss Emma Cecilia (Celia 1864) DAFTER were married on 29 Aug 1887 in Islington, London.^171,172 [[Marriage note: Cert RC ref MPD2:: RC ref BP1a. Parents of Elsie Mildred PERRY given as
Frederick Henry PERRY and Emma Cecelia Perry formerly DAFTER]
[RC ref MPD2. Cert MXA 914193: AN; PAS 419989, dated 28 Nov 2001.
Original entry 499 dated Aug 29 1887, signed by Fred (eric)k Cecil Lovel(y?), Curate.
St Matthew's Church in the Parish of Islington, in the County of Middlesex: after Banns.
FHP: aged 24, Tram Conductor of 172 St Pauls Road. (note: if born 1864 would be aged 23)
Father: Frederick Perry , Coachman.
ECD: aged 23 of 172 St Pauls Road.
Father: John Henry Acford Dafter, Police Constable. (note: this appears to be DOfter and may be why the records for DAfter not found at GRO and DOfter found on FreeBMD.)
Witnesses: Henry Coombs (Bro in Law to ECD) and Emma Sophia Hubble.
(The bottom Part of original document has not been copied)]] Miss Emma Cecilia (Celia 1864) DAFTER (daughter of Mr John Henry Acford (AcKford 1860) DAFTER and Miss Emma MARTIN) was born on 21 May 1864 in Bromley (by Bow).^{91,166,167,168} [[[[[Birth note: Birth doc has Emma Celia. On her daughters Birth doc. mother is Emma CeCElia][1881 Census: aged 16. Born Poplar, Middlesex][Her mother, Emma, aged 10 in 1851 (census) has a mother named Cecilia. As EC mother could not write, and probably not read she would not have noticed a spelling mistake if she had in fact named her daughter E Cecilia?][Free BMD: Poplar, 1c, 621, Jun 1864 Q][1891 Bromley by Bow]
[RC ref BD1. Cert. FC 025952 dated 23 Apr 2001 signed D Laws, Dep Super Reg.
Original entry 28, RD Poplar, Sub-d Bow in the County of Middlesex.
Emma Celia Dafter, 21 May 1864 at 36, Wellington Street, Bromley.
Father: John DAFTER, General Labourer.
Mother: Emma DAFTER formerly MARTIN, of 36, Wellington Street, Bromley, made her mark, and informed Registrar, J Dunstan, on 27 Jun 1864.]]]]]]
(Note: 1871 Census Emma C aged 7 born Middlesex Poplar) About 1881 she was a Dress Maker in Islington, London.⁹¹ [Occupation note: 1881 census] She died about Dec 1937 in Bournmouth R-d.^169,170 [[Death note: HKM G (P) thougt c 1930][fmp GRO Emma O ? Dec q 1937 aged 72 Bournmouth 2b 949]] Mr Frederick Henry PERRY and Miss Emma Cecilia (Celia 1864) DAFTER had the following children:

73	i.	Miss Eveline May (Evie) PERRY.
+74	ii.	Miss Elsie Mildred PERRY.
75	iii.	Miss Ivy Alexandra PERRY.
76	iv.	Mr Jack Dafter (Jacky) PERRY.
77	v.	Mr Frederick John PERRY.