Registration district Shoreditch
1849 BIRTH in the sub-district of Haggerstone East in the County of Middlesex
No When and
where born		 Name, if any Sex Name and surname
of father		 Name, surname and
maiden surname of mother		 Occupation of father Signature, description and
residence of informant		 When registered Signature of registrar Name entered after
registration
63 Third July 1849
10 John Street, Haggerstone		 Walter Boy Walter Brind Harriett
Brind
formerly Dalton		 Sail maker x the mark of
Harriott Brind
Mother
10 John Street
Haggerstone 		Thirteenth August
1849		 John Ditchman
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See Dalton connection



Certified copy of an entry of DEATH
Registration district Whitechapel 1876 DEATH in the Sub-district of Spitalfields in the County of Middlesex
No When and where died Name and surname Sex Age Occupation Cause of death Signature, description and residence of informant When registered Signature of registrar
42 Twenty eighth
December 1876
Metropolitan
Free Hospital
Spitalfields		 Walter
Brind		 Male 27 years Wharf Porter Pleurisy with
effusion
Certified by
H S Sittle M.R.C.S.		 Emile Anderson
Matron
Metropolitan Hospital
Commercial Street
Spitalfields		 Twenty eighth December
1876		 W. Edwards
Registrar




















































































Registration district Whitechapel
1857 BIRTH in the sub-district of Spittalfields in the County of Middlesex
No When and
where born		 Name, if any Sex Name and surname
of father		 Name, surname and
maiden surname of mother		 Occupation of father Signature, description and
residence of informant		 When registered Signature of registrar Name entered after
registration
491 Eighth August 1857
10 Vine Court, Christchurch		 Thomas Samuel Boy Walter Brind Harriet
Brind
formerly Dalton		 Mariner merchant sevice Walter Brind
Father
10 Vine Court, Christchurch		 Twelfth September
1857		 George Debois (squiggle)
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Registration district Shoreditch
1853 BIRTH in the sub-district of Haggerstone East in the County of Middlesex
No When and
where born		 Name, if any Sex Name and surname
of father		 Name, surname and
maiden surname of mother		 Occupation of father Signature, description and
residence of informant		 When registered Signature of registrar Name entered after
registration
467 Eighth August 1853
10 John Street		 George William Boy Walter Brind Harriet
Brind
formerly Dolton		 Mariner Walter Brind
Father
10 John Street, Haggerstone		 Sixteenth September
1853		 John Ditchman
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See Dalton connection


Certified copy of an entry of DEATH
Registration district Bethnal Green 1925 DEATH in the Sub-district of Bethnal Green North East in the County of London
No When and where died Name and surname Sex Age Occupation Cause of death Signature, description and residence of informant When registered Signature of registrar
375 8th
November 1925
17 Wennington Road
Bethnal Green		 George William
Brind		 Male 72 years An old age pensioner
formerly a dock labourer		 Pneumonia following
injury to leg while
at work brick
fell on him
accidental pm		 Certificate received from Edwin Smith Coroner for north east London inquest held 12th November 1925
Matron
Metropolitan Hospital
Commercial Street
Spitalfields		 Thirteenth November
1925		 ?? Hardwich
Registrar


Wennington Road runs into an area of green land, park land perhaps, off the Roman Road in Bethnal Green.






















































































Certified copy of an entry of DEATH
Registration district Bethnal Green 1872 DEATH in the Sub-district of Town in the County of Middlesex
No When and where died Name and surname Sex Age Occupation Cause of death Signature, description and residence of informant When registered Signature of registrar
264 Twenty seventh
October 1872
8 Thomas Street		 Walter
Brind		 Male 66 years Ship Rigger Erysipelas
Certified		 x The mark of
Harriet Brind
Present at Death
8 Thomas Street
Bethnal Green		 Thirteenth November
1872		 Henry Ashford
Registrar


Erysipelas: An acute streptococcal infection characterised by deep red inflammation of the skin and mucous membranes





























































































1845 Marriage solemnized at the Parish Church in the Parish of Hackney in the County of Middlesex
No When Married Name and surname Age Condition Rank or Profssion Residence at the time of Marriage Father's name and surname Rank or Profession of Father
122 August 18th Walter Brind full age Bachelor Mariner West Street William Brind Coal Meter
Harriet Dalton full age Spinster   West Street Charles Dalton Builder
Married in the Parish Church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church after Banns by me Aleck Gordon
This Marriage was
solemnized between us		 Walter Brind
Harriet Dalton x her mark		     In the
Presence of us		 Thomas Clemmans
Elizabeth Dalton x her mark
See Dalton connection This is a quite remarkable certificate. It has been suggested by researcher Brian Snowdon that Elizabeth Dalton is the sister of the bride Harriet Dalton (though it is equally possible that Elizabeth Dalton was Walter Brind's mother, she had re-married after the death of William Brind). If Elizabeth is Harriet's sister, the bride was also the groom's niece since the Dalton girls were the daughters of Harriet Brind (sister of the groom Walter). Whilst this seems incredible, take a look at Harriet Dalton's father on the certificate, Charles Dalton (a builder). When Elizabeth Dalton married (John Joseph William Snowdon) she said her father was builder Charles Dalton. Walter and Harriet baptised their sons Charles John and Walter (on 29.7.1849 at St.Marys ,Haggerstone,Shoreditch) the same date and place as the eldest daughter of Elizabeth (Dalton) and her husband John Joseph William Snowdon. Apart from sharing the same father (Charles Dalton, builder) Elizabeth and Harriet Dalton also shared the same unusual profession, bookbinder. But the story becomes even more bizarre. Brian Snowdon believes that at the time Walter married his niece although he said his marital status was bachelor (not the more reasonable divorced or widower since he hd been married before) he was actually still married and had a daughter in Australia! See Brian Snowdon's email of June 1, 2012





























































































Certified copy of an entry of DEATH
Registration district MIle End Old Town 1862 DEATH in the Sub-district of Mile End Old Town Eastern in the County of Middlesex
No When and where died Name and surname Sex Age Occupation Cause of death Signature, description and residence of informant When registered Signature of registrar
287 Thirty first
October 1862
6 Skidmore Street		 Charles Bourne
Brind		 Male 62 years Stationer's assistant Phthisis Pulmonalis
15 months
Certified		 M Brind
Present at death
6 Skidmore Street
Mile End		 Fourth November
1862		 Samuel Castledew(?)
Registrar
Phthisis: Involving the lungs with progressive wasting of the body
Pulmonary disease: Relating to or affecting the lungs
M Brind may have been Margaret or Mary Ann Elizabeth, his daughters




























































































No 427
Walter Brind of Sydney, free mariner , bachelor aged 28 and
Anne Campbell also of Sydney, spinster aged 19 were
married in this town of Sydney by banns with consent of those concerned
this seventh day of May in the year 1836
By me (indistinct) Chaplain
This marriage wasWalter Brind
solemnized between usAnne Campbell (x mark)
In the Prescence ofNigham Batt (indistinct)
432Ann Roddam