| Richard William | =1859 Greenwich See certificate |
Eleanor (Collings) | ||||
| b. Mar 21, 1833 Plumstead baptised 24/4/1833 in Kent See census entries |
This is a link to some info about a marriage that involved a Richard who was the son of a Richard and whose family were shipwrights. Very strange!
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Possibly Eleanor Collings b 19/4/1835 c 10/5/1835 St Mary Magdalene Woolwich She could have been her husband's first cousin Father Abraham Collings, Mother Mary Ann |
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| Shipwright on marriage cert of 1859. | ||||||
| 1871 census | ||||||
| d 1904 Woolwich [70] See certificate |
d 1906 Woolwich [70] See parish record |
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| Richard William | Henry | Herbert | Walter | Edgar | Eleanor | Ernest | Edmund Possible link |
Louisa | Ada | Amy Rosina |
| b. 27/9/1857 in Woolwich | b. Plumstead 1858? | b. 24/8/1859 in Charlton See certificate |
b. 12/4/1861 in Charlton | b. 4/2/1863 in Charlton | b. 2/2/1865 in Charlton | b. 12/1/1867 in Charlton | b. 23/2/1869 | b. 27/Jan/1871 See certificate |
b. 14/6/1872 | b. 17/5/1876 Plumstead |
| = 1882 | = 1885Annie nee Dollery bn 18/5/1854 | =1882 Maria Harriet (Crisp) Woolwich | =1882 Woolwich | =Thomas Bishop 1894 | ||||||
| Metal Turner Royal Arsenal | 1901: skilled labourer | 1881: General labourer Gunner |
1881: domestic servant | 1881: cartridge maker | ||||||
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| d. 1897 Greenwich [40] See cutting Parish Record |
d. 1915 Woolwich [56] | d. 25/Jun/1893 (30) See certificate |
| 5. AMY ROSINA3 BRIND (RICHARD2, RICHARD1) was born 1876 in Plumstead, London. She married THOMAS BISHOP 1894 in London, son of JOHN BISHOP and MARY DOWERS. He was born Abt. 1872 in Deptford, Kent. |
| More About THOMAS BISHOP: Address 2: 1901, 26, Station Road, Plumstead, London Occupation: 1901, Painter and Paperhanger |
| More About THOMAS BISHOP and AMY BRIND: Marriage: 1894, London Marriage 1: Q2 1894 Woolwich 1d 1547 |
| Children of AMY BRIND and THOMAS BISHOP are: i. ROSINA4 BISHOP, b. 1896, Plumstead, London. ii. GEORGE BISHOP, b. 1899, Plumstead, London. |
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| Richard Brind addresses |
| 1871: 10 Darwin Street, Plumstead, Kent |
| 1881: 13 Station Road, Plumstead, Kent |
| Richard Brind jobs |
| 1851: Apprentice |
| 1871: Sawyer |
| 1881: Carpenter |
| 1859 Marriage solemnized at St ????? in the Parish of Greenwich in the County of Kent |
| No | When Married | Name and surname | Age | Condition | Rank or Profession | Residence at the time of Marriage | Father's name and surname | Rank or Profession of Father |
| Jany 1st 1859 | Richard William Brind | Full | Bachelor | Ship-wright | George Street | Richard Brind | Ship-wright | |
| Eleanor Collings | Full | Spinster | George Street | Abraham Collings | Baker |
| Married in the Parish of ?????? according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church after Banns by me W A Soames, Vicar |
| This Marriage was solemnized between us |
Richard William Brind Eleanor Collings |
In the Presence of us |
Richard Brind Mary Ann Margaret Collings |
| Certified copy of an entry of DEATH | Registration district | Wantage | 1904 DEATH in the Sub-district of East Plumstead in the County of ????? |
| 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 |
| ???? | 6th? June 1904 18 Oliver (Olive?) Street |
Richard William Brind |
Male | 70 years | Pensioned carpenter from shipyard |
Senile decay? Cardiac failure |
Amy Bishop- Daughter | ???????? ????? |
????????? Registrar |
| 1844 | Richard Brind | Age 79 | Mary Magdeline | Residence Edward Street |
| 1898 | Richard W Brind | Age 40 | St Margarets | Residence 58 Elm Street |
| 1904 | Richard W Brind | Age 70 | St Margarets | Residence 18 Olive Street |
| 1906 | Eleanor Brind | Age 70 | St Margarets |
| I managed to get over to the Essex Records Office, while Suzanne was at a teaching confrence. I was able to access the Ancestry website, and found they have some new features. One of particular interest was London Parish Records. I did my usual look up for Walter John but still no success. I reread his army service records but I think it will need a military historian/ expert to help. I did manage to find the parish records for Plumstead/ Woolwich. I managed to find the burial locations for my ancestors. It was great to finally find out where they are buried. They are buried at St Margrets Church in Plumstead. It was a bit sad really because the next entry to Richard William burial was simply 'boy' 'drowned' 'River Thames'. When I returned home I couldnt wait to get on the internet to get the directions to the church and go over and finally put a closure to those names (the Plumstead Brinds). In my typical Brind fashion.....the church has now been
pulled down. It looks like the whole area has been redeveloped into flats. Its as though all my Brind side of the family has just been wiped out and no traces of them exsist. Their houses have all been pulled down and it now looks like their burial locations have as well. Carl Brind April 28, 2010. |
| ST MARGARET, PLUMSTEAD, Built 1859
Build architect W Rickwood Address Vicarage Park Postcode (if located) SE18 7SR Grid reference TQ 444 781 Ref: PLU06 |
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Built in the 1850's to accommodate the then expanding working-class population of the district. There is a 1965 site plan on file and a full description in the 1959 quinquennial report in Diocesan archives (ref. DPC/206BR). Major repairs became necessary in the 1960s, and as these could not be justified the church was closed in 1968 and the parish united with St Mark. The building was demolished in 1974 and replaced with flats. |