| Birth | George Fernee was born on 9 Jun 1865 in St Pancras, Middlesex.2,1
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| Baptism | He was baptized on 30 Jul 1865 in Kentish Town, St Pancras, Middlesex. He was the son of Thomas, a carman, & Mary Fernee of Grapes Cottages. His brother Stephen was baptised the same day.1 |
| (with Parents) 1871 Census | He appeared on the 1871 Census of St Pancras, Middlesex with his parents. George was 6, a scholar, and born in St Pancras.3 |
| (with Mother) 1881 Census | He appeared on the 1881 Census of St Pancras, Middlesex in the household of his mother Mary Fernee. George was 15, an Errand-boy, and born in St Pancras, Middlesex.2 |
| Marriage | George Fernee married Eliza Ann Harris on 18 May 1884 in Kentish Town, Middlesex.
Details from the register: George Ferner [sic], 19, bachelor, artist's colour manufacturer, residence 75 Mansfield Place, father Thomas Ferner [sic], carpenter;
Eliza Ann Harris, 17, spinster, 19 Mansfield Place, father Thomas Harris, bricklayer;
They were married after banns and the witnesses were William Henry Griffiths and Ellen Harris. George's signature clearly says 'Fernee.4' |
| 1891 Census | George Fernee and Eliza Ann Harris appeared on the 1891 Census of St Pancras, London, at 83 Holmes Road. There were 3 families at this address and the Fernees occupied 2 rooms. George was 25, worked as a Marble Clock Packer, and was born in Kentish Town, London. Eliza was 24 and born in Somers Town, London. Their children Amy Louise and Alice Maud were with them.5 |
| 1901 Census | George Fernee and Eliza Ann Harris appeared on the 1901 Census of St Pancras, London, at 39 Inkerman Road. Three families live at this address and the Fernees occupy two rooms. George was 35, worked as a Warehouseman, and was born in Pancras. Eliza A was 35, worked as an Ironer and was born in Pancras. Their children Amy Louise, Alice Maud, Lily May and Ivy Mildred were living with them.6 |
| 1911 Census | George and Eliza appeared on the 1911 Census of Holloway, London, at 20 Poynings Rd Junction Rd. George was 45, a Packer in the Marble clock trade, and was born in Kentish Town. Eliza was 44 and born in Hampshire. They had been married 25 years. Eliza had borne 12 children, of whom 6 were still living. They lived in 4 rooms with their daughters Amy (23, dressmaking), Alice, (20, waitress), Lily (15), Ivy (14), Doris (9), and May (6), all born in Kentish Town.7 |
| Death | George died in 1940.8
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