Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameJohn Wood GARMESON
Birthabt 1824, Aston, Shropshire
Death11 Jul 1865, 133 Tottenham Court Road, Middlesex
BurialAdbaston, Staffordshire
OccupationMercer And Draper
FatherJohn GARMESON
Spouses
1Emma DEAKIN, 1C4R
Birth3 Aug 1819, Adbaston, Staffordshire
Baptism8 Aug 1819, Adbaston, Staffordshire
Death1 Apr 1870
BurialAdbaston, Staffordshire
FatherThomas DEAKIN (1787-1838)
MotherFanny GOODALL (1789-1859)
Marriage1851, Adbaston, St. Michael
ChildrenJohn Deakin (1851-1911)
Thomas (1854-1855)
Anne Wood (1855-1926)
Emma Elizabeth (1857-1935)
George Deakin (1861-1895)
Notes for John Wood GARMESON
In the 1841 census Red Lion Street Wolverhampton, Staffordshire.
John Garmeson, age 15 apprentice, not born in Staffordshire.
He is living with Edward Collet a draper, Edward’s wife Frances, 2 other apprentices and 2 servants.
From the Solicitor’s Journal & Reporter May 7, 1857
Partnerships Dissolved Tuesday March 3, 1857
Garmeson John and Thomas Garmeson, Mercers 133 and 134 Tottenham-ct.-rd., and 1, 2, and 3 Warren-st. Debts paid and received by J. Garmeson. Feb. 28.
In the 1861 census 133 to 134 Tottenhan Court Road, Tottenham Court, St. Pancras, Middlesex.
Head John Garmeson, married, age 3?7, Linen Draper, born Aston, Salop.
Daughter Emma Garmeson, age 3, born St. Pancras, Middlesex.
10 drapers assistant, 1 cook, 1 housemaid, 1 nurse, age 17, born Eccleshall.
In the death index there is a John Garmeson July to September, 1865, Pancras district London volume 1b page 20.
National Probate Calendar
October 4 1865. The Will of John Garmeson late of 133 Tottenham-Court-road in the County of Middlesex Mercer and Draper deceased who died 11 July 1865 at 133 Tottenham-Court-road aforesaid was proved at the Pricipal Registry by the oaths of Emma Garmeson of 133 Tottenham-Court Road aforesaid Widow the Relict and John Sharrod of Eccleshall in the County of Stafford Gentleman the Executors. Effects under 8000 pounds.
John Garmeson, age 15 apprentice, not born in Staffordshire.
He is living with Edward Collet a draper, Edward’s wife Frances, 2 other apprentices and 2 servants.
From the Solicitor’s Journal & Reporter May 7, 1857
Partnerships Dissolved Tuesday March 3, 1857
Garmeson John and Thomas Garmeson, Mercers 133 and 134 Tottenham-ct.-rd., and 1, 2, and 3 Warren-st. Debts paid and received by J. Garmeson. Feb. 28.
In the 1861 census 133 to 134 Tottenhan Court Road, Tottenham Court, St. Pancras, Middlesex.
Head John Garmeson, married, age 3?7, Linen Draper, born Aston, Salop.
Daughter Emma Garmeson, age 3, born St. Pancras, Middlesex.
10 drapers assistant, 1 cook, 1 housemaid, 1 nurse, age 17, born Eccleshall.
In the death index there is a John Garmeson July to September, 1865, Pancras district London volume 1b page 20.
National Probate Calendar
October 4 1865. The Will of John Garmeson late of 133 Tottenham-Court-road in the County of Middlesex Mercer and Draper deceased who died 11 July 1865 at 133 Tottenham-Court-road aforesaid was proved at the Pricipal Registry by the oaths of Emma Garmeson of 133 Tottenham-Court Road aforesaid Widow the Relict and John Sharrod of Eccleshall in the County of Stafford Gentleman the Executors. Effects under 8000 pounds.
Notes for Emma (Spouse 1)
From Pedigree of the Deakin Family, October 1859
[With details of later family members added afterwards]
In the possession of Alice Gertrude Deakin (1862 to 1946) to her grand nephew Arthur Keelinge Deakin (1917 to 1944) to his father Guy Barton Deakin (1882 to 1973) to his daughter Isabella Vera Deakin (1913 to 2005) to David Cooper.
Emma Deakin
Born 3rd August 1819
Married at Adbaston in 1851
Died 1st April 1870
Buried at Adbaston
Husband John Garmeson
Died 11 July 1865 and buried at Adbaston
Christening records Emma Deakin, christening date August 8, 1819, Adbaston, Staffordshire, Father Thomas Deakin mother Fanny.
In the 1851 census New House”, Newport Road, Adbaston, Staffordshire.
Head Fanny Deakin, widow, age 61, Landed Proprietor, Farming 168 acres 2 indoor and 2 outdoor servants, born Adbaston, Staffordshire.
Daughter Emma Deakin, age 31, farmer’s daughter, born Adbaston.
Son Thomas Deakin, age 24, farmer’s son, born Adbaston.
Also a visitor and 4 servants. (Housemaid, dairy maid, cowman and general servant
In the England Select Marriages April 10, 1851 Adbaston
John Garmeson, father John Garmeson and Emma Deakin, father Thomas Deakin
A possible listing in the April to June 1870 death index, Emma Garmeson, age 50. Islington, London, volume 1b page 136.
National Probate Calendar
July 26 1870. The will of Emma Garmeson late of 38 Hilldrop-crescent Camden-road in the County of Middlesex Widow deceased who died 1 April 1870 at 38 Hilldrop-crescent aforesaid was proved at the Principal Registry by the oath of John Sharrod of the Wood Farm in the Parish of Eccleshall in the County of Stafford Gentleman the sole executor. Effects under 800 pounds.
[With details of later family members added afterwards]
In the possession of Alice Gertrude Deakin (1862 to 1946) to her grand nephew Arthur Keelinge Deakin (1917 to 1944) to his father Guy Barton Deakin (1882 to 1973) to his daughter Isabella Vera Deakin (1913 to 2005) to David Cooper.
Emma Deakin
Born 3rd August 1819
Married at Adbaston in 1851
Died 1st April 1870
Buried at Adbaston
Husband John Garmeson
Died 11 July 1865 and buried at Adbaston
Christening records Emma Deakin, christening date August 8, 1819, Adbaston, Staffordshire, Father Thomas Deakin mother Fanny.
In the 1851 census New House”, Newport Road, Adbaston, Staffordshire.
Head Fanny Deakin, widow, age 61, Landed Proprietor, Farming 168 acres 2 indoor and 2 outdoor servants, born Adbaston, Staffordshire.
Daughter Emma Deakin, age 31, farmer’s daughter, born Adbaston.
Son Thomas Deakin, age 24, farmer’s son, born Adbaston.
Also a visitor and 4 servants. (Housemaid, dairy maid, cowman and general servant
In the England Select Marriages April 10, 1851 Adbaston
John Garmeson, father John Garmeson and Emma Deakin, father Thomas Deakin
A possible listing in the April to June 1870 death index, Emma Garmeson, age 50. Islington, London, volume 1b page 136.
National Probate Calendar
July 26 1870. The will of Emma Garmeson late of 38 Hilldrop-crescent Camden-road in the County of Middlesex Widow deceased who died 1 April 1870 at 38 Hilldrop-crescent aforesaid was proved at the Principal Registry by the oath of John Sharrod of the Wood Farm in the Parish of Eccleshall in the County of Stafford Gentleman the sole executor. Effects under 800 pounds.