Baptism | George Cordell was baptized on 3 Nov 1839 in St Mary & St Hugh Church, Harlow, Essex. He was the son of James, a labourer, & Eliza Cordell of Forster Street Harlow.2 |
(with Father) 1841 Census | He appeared on the 1841 Census of Harlow, Essex in the household of his father James Cordell. George was 1 and born in the county.3 |
(with Parents) 1851 Census | George appeared on the 1851 Census of Harlow, Essex with his parents. He was 11, an errand boy, and born in Harlow.4 |
Marriage | George Cordell married Emma Dawkins in 1860.5 |
1861 Census | George and Emma appeared on the 1861 Census of North Weald Bassett, Essex. George was 22, an agricultural labourer, birthplace Harlow. Emma was 20, birthplace High Laver.6 |
1871 Census | George and Emma appeared on the 1871 Census of Harlow, Essex, at Thrushes Bush. The whole family was born in Harlow. George was 31, an agricultural labourer. Emma was 28. Their children were Elizabeth (9, scholar), George (7, scholar), William (5, scholar), and Margaret (11 months). With them was a boarder, Fred Wakling (23, ag lab, birthplace High Laver.)7 |
1881 Census | George and Emma appeared on the 1881 Census of High Laver, Essex. George was 42, an agricultural labourer, and was born in Harlow. Emma was 40 and born in High Laver. Their children were George (17, ag lab), William (15, ag lab), Margrett (11, scholar), Mary Ann (5, scholar). With them was George's father James (widower, 76, ag lab, birthplace Harlow.8 |
1891 Census | George and Emma appeared on the 1891 Census of Hastingwood, North Weald Bassett, Essex, at Hastingwood Road. George was 52, employed as a farm bailiff, and born in Harlow. Emma was 49 and born in High Laver.9 |
1901 Census | George and Emma appeared on the 1901 Census of North Weald, Essex, at Rainbow & Dove, Hastingwood. George was 53, working on his own account at home as an Inn Keeper (Pub), birthplace Harlow. Emma was 51 and also born in Harlow. They had one boarder.10 |
1911 Census | George and Emma appeared on the 1911 Census of Harlow, Essex, at Mill Street. George was 71, worked as a farm labourer, and was born in Harlow. Emma was 69 and born in High Laver. They had been married 50 years and Emma was the mother of 7 children, 5 of whom were still living. Their dwelling had 5 rooms.11 |
Research Note | There is a 1922 entry in the GRO death index for George Cordell, age 84, Epping RD (which includes Harlow.) |