Birth: January-March 1879, Elstead, Surrey, UK
Father: Thomas Luff 1843-1885
Mother: Tryphena (Triphena) Chambers Horsley [Corps (Corpes, Corpse)] 1852-1933
Christening: 14 February 1879 Elstead, Surrey, UK
Marriage: April-June 1899 Guildford, Surrey, UK
Husband: James Buckingham b1884-a1901
Death: After 1901
Unknown
Birth of Amy Luff in FreeBMD in January-March 1879 in Hambledon (2a 125) which included Elstead.
Christening of Amy Luff in the IGI on 14 February 1879, in Elstead, Surrey, parents Thomas and Triphena Luff.
In the 1881 census as Amy Luff aged 2, born in Elstead, Surrey, and living with her parents (Thomas and Tryphena), five brothers (Albert, Alfred, Harry and Walter and an unnamed infant but it must be Harvey) at Van Hurst, Elstead.
Her father died in 1885 and her mother married William Corps in 1889.
In the 1891 census as Amy Luff aged 12, born in Elstead, employed as a general servant and living with Arthur Slater aged 40, born in Cambridgeshire and a headmaster), his wife (Elizabeth aged 49 and born in Cambridgeshire), their son (Arthur E aged 15, born in Lichfield, Staffordshire and employed as a solicitor's clerk), daughter (Ella aged 10 and born in Guildford), and three visitors (Elizabeth Margins aged 68, born in Bolton, Lancashire, widowed and living on her own means, and Harry F and Sydney D Slater aged 12 and 14 and born in Allershot, Hampshire) at the Archbishop Abbot's School, North Street, Holy Trinity, Guildford.
Marriage of Amy Luff and James Buckingham in FreeBMD in April-June 1899 in Guildford (2a182).
In the 1901 census as Amy Buckingham aged 22, born in Thursley, Surrey, married but not with her husband, no stated employment, and a visitor with Grace E Gillham (aged 31, born in Herefordshire, single and a superintendent of a mission), and a general servant (Sarah C Weston aged aged 33, born in Homerton, London and single) in two rooms at 189 Whitechapel Road, Mile End New Town, Whitechapel, London.
I cannot identify her husband.
Amy Luff was my half second cousin once removed.
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