Mary Morton Sillitoe1

#17441, (1856 - 1937)
FatherWilliam Richard Sillitoe2
MotherClara Eliza Stevens2
Extended Family
ChartsSamuel Fernee & Mary Harris - collapsible 6 generation descendant chart

Children of Mary Morton Sillitoe and Charles Fernee
BirthMary Morton Sillitoe was born on 8 Apr 1856 in Pancras, London.3,2
 
BaptismShe was baptized on 26 Apr 1857 in St John the Baptist Kentish Town. She was the daughter of William (deceased, Toll Collector) & Clara Sillitoe of 3 Grapes Place, Kentish Town. No dues were collected.2 
MarriageShe married Charles Fernee, son of Robert Fernee and Sarah Stevens, on 3 Aug 1884 in St Mark Regents Park, Middlesex.
Information from the register: Charles Fernee, full age, bachelor, carman, residence 21 Upper Jams St, Camden Town, father Robert Fernee, carman;
Mary Morton Sillitoe, full age, spinster, same address, father William Richard Sillitoe (deceased);
They were married after banns and the witnesses were [Mary's brother] William Sillitoe and Elizabeth.4 
1891 CensusCharles and Mary appeared on the 1891 Census of Pancras, London, at 68 Peckwater Street. Two Fernee families live at this address: Charles in 3 rooms and Robert in 2. At 66 Peckwater was their cousin Thomas and their sister Sarah and family. Charles was 30, employed as a Coal Porter and born in Pancras. Mary was 35 and born in Pancras. Their children were Charles (5), William (3), and George (1 month). Also there was Charles' brother-in-law John Smith (21, Telegraphic Porter, born Pancras.)3 
(Widowed) Death RegistrationHer husband Charles died in 1899.5
 
1901 CensusMary Fernee appeared on the 1901 Census of Camden Town, St Pancras, London, at 17 Peckwater Street. She was a widow, age 44. With her was her mother Mrs Smith (widow, 74), her sons C G (15, shop assistant), W (12), G (10), and visitor A D Allen (21). All were born in Kentish Town. There was a note on the census page that 1 to 15 Peckwater Street was demolished by Midland Railway Company.6 
(Subject) Photograph Mary was in the family group photo taken at her son Charlie's wedding in 1909.
(Other) 1911 CensusMary Fernee appeared on the 1911 Census of St Pancras, London, in the household of her son Charles. She was a widow, age 54, born in Kentish Town, and had borne 3 children, all still living.7 
DeathMary died in 1937.
 
BurialShe was buried on 5 Jan 1937 in Islington Cemetery.8 
Research Note If you are interested in Mary Morton Sillitoe's ancestry, I have contact information for a family member. 
Last Edited29 Sep 2013

Citations

  1. FreeBMD. Thomas Fernee & Mary Morton Sillitoe, Sep Q 1884, Pancras RD.
  2. Baptisms of St John the Baptist Church, Kentish Town, London. Register at London Metropolitan Archives. Image viewed at Ancestry. Mary Morton Sillitoe, 1857.
  3. 1891 Census for England & Wales, RG12/139 folio 161 page 24.
  4. Marriages of St Mark Regents Park, Middlesex. Register at London Metropolitan Archives. Image viewed at Ancestry. Charles Fernee & Mary Morton Sillitoe, 1884, #156.
  5. GRO Indexes to Deaths, images viewed at Ancestry. Charles Fernee, age 38, Jun Q 1899, Pancras RD.
  6. 1901 Census for England & Wales, RG13/151 folio 30.
  7. 1911 Census for England & Wales, RD 9 SD 3 ED 3 Schedule 249.
  8. DeceasedOnline.com Indexes to Burials (http://www.deceasedonline), Mary Morton Fernee, 1937.
  9. Baptisms of Kentish Town, Middlesex. Register at London Metropolitan Archives. Image viewed at Ancestry. Charles George Fernee, 1885, #587.
  10. Baptisms of Kentish Town, Middlesex. Register at London Metropolitan Archives. Image viewed at Ancestry. William Fernee, 1888, #1029.