Birth: July-September 1847 Dockenfield, Hampshire, UK
Father: Charles Deadman c1806-b1891
Mother: Harriot (Harriet, Harriott) Shrubb (Shrub) 1807-1895
Christening: 31 October 1847 St Mary the Virgin, Frensham, Surrey, UK
Marriage: July-September 1883 Farnham, Surrey, UK
Wife: Emily Silcocks (Silcox) 1859-a1901
Death: After 1901
Edith Deadman 1887-a1901
Frances Lena Deadman [Scott] 1891-a1919
Emeline Deadman 1895-a1911
Christening of Charles Deadman in the IGI on 31 October 1847 in Frensham, Surrey, parents Charles and Harriett Deadman.
In the 1851 census as Charles Deadman aged 3, born in Seakenfield (sic - in the index, Dockenfield on the original), Hampshire and living with his parents (Charles Slerdman and Harriett Deadman), and his four sisters (Emily (given as a wife of Charles in the index), Mariea and Meriams), a neice (Darars Dendrinos) and a lodger (Bedrich Hamanond aged 40, born in Emchath, Hampshire, unmarried and employed as an agricultural labourer) at Dockenfield Manor Farm, Dockenfield, Surrey.
In the 1861 census as Charles Deadman aged 13, born in Dockenfield, Hampshire, and living with his parents (Charles and Harriet), three sisters (Caroline, Mary and William (sic - Miriam)), niece (Ann) and a lodger (James Deadman aged 14, born in Dockenfield and employed as a carter) at Morehouse (Moorhouse), Headley, Hampshire (note this is only a mile south of Dockenfield Manor Farm).
In the 1871 census as Charles Deadman, aged 23, born in Brackenfield (sic - in the index, Dockenfield on the original), Surrey, single, employed as a boot and shoe maker, and living with his parents (Charles and Harriett), and two lodgers (James Aldred aged 16 and George Coombs aged 13, both born in Headley and emloyed as labourers) at Stream, Headley, Hampshire.
In the 1881 census as Charles Deadman aged 33, born in Dockenfield, Hampshire, single, employed as a bootmaker, and living with his parents (Charles and Harriett) and sister (Miriam) at Whitmore, Churt, Frensham.
Marriage of Charles Deadman and Emily Silcox in FreeBMD in July-September 1883 in Farnham (2a 141).
In the 1891 census as Charles Deadman aged 43, born in Dockenfield, employed as a bootmaker and living with his wife (Emily), daughter (Emily) and a lodger Mary Humphrey (aged 38, a widow and employed as a nurse) at Dickens Farm, Churt.
In the 1901 census as Charles Deadman aged 53, born in Dockenfield, and living with his wife (Emily), three daughters (Edith, Emline and Lena), and a boarder (William Tilbury aged 38, born in Headley, Hampshire, single and employed as a cattleman on farm) in Whitmoor Bottom, Churt, Frensham , Surrey.
Dockenfield, formerly monastic land belonging to Waverley Abbey, came into the parish of Frensham immediately after the Reformation, but was in Hampshire until 1895.
Charles Deadman was my first cousin three times removed.
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