Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameJoseph HART
Birthabt 1835, Chelsea, London, England
OccupationTrumpeter 10th Hussars, Musician
Spouses
1Elizabeth MILLS, GGG Aunt
Birth3 Apr 1835, Hounslow, London, England
Baptism3 May 1835, St Mary, Osterley, Hounslow, Middlesex
FatherJohn MILLS (1806-1861)
MotherMary Ann GODDARD (1802-1866)
Marriage1859
ChildrenJoseph Edwin (1860-1883)
Thomas Percy Messina Mills (1862-1866)
Caroline Hilda (~1866-1905)
Arthur Lawrence M. (1869-1873)
Frederick (1874-)
Notes for Joseph HART
listed as a trumpeter in the 10th Hussars, in his son Joseph’s baptism.
Notes for Elizabeth (Spouse 1)
Parish records Saint Mary, Osterley, Hounslow, Middlesex. Elizabeth Mills, baptism May 3, 1835, born April 3, 1835, father John Mills, mother Mary Mills, father’s occupation Postboy, abode Hounslow.
In the 1841 census High Street Civil Parish of Heston, Isleworth hundred, Middlesex, England Brentford registration district Iseleworth sub registration district
John Mills age 35, occupation Post Boy,
Mary Ann Mills age 35,
Emily Mills age 13,
George Mills age 11,
Elizabeth Mills age 6, and
Barbara Mills age 2.
Elizabeth and Barbara are born in the county, the others are not.
In the 1851 census lists In High Street Hounslow Prince Regent.
Head John Mills Publican and Omnibus Conductor age not readable born Bevsea, Oxfordshire.
Wife Mary Ann Mills age not readable born Colesbourne, Gloucestershire.
Children George Mills age unreadable born Salt Hill Buckinghamshire,
Elizabeth Mills, age 16 born Hounslow,
Barbara Mills age 11 born Hounslow,
Rosa Mills age 5 born Hounslow.
They have 2 servants and a servant’s daughter living with them.
In the October to December 1859 marriage index Joseph Hart and Elizabeth Mills are on the same page, volume 3a, page 79, Brentford, Middlesex.
In the 1861 census Prince Regent High Street, Heston Civil parish, Hounslow ecclesiastical parish, Middlesex, Brentford district, Isleworth sub district,
Mary Ann Mills, widow, age 58, born at Colesbourne (or Calstock?), Gloucestershire, publican.
Daughter Elizabeth Hart age 25, born at Hounslow, married, barmaid.
Son Edwin Mills, unmarried age 17, born at Hounslow, dairyman.
Daughter Rosa Mills, unmarried, age 15, born at Hounslow.
Grandson Joseph Hart age 10 months, born at Hounslow.
They have a lodger Thomas Kemble a soldier, a servant and a visitor Susanah Lack age 17. [Susanah becomes Edwin’s future wife.]
In the 1871 census 122 Lillington (Street St John the Evangelist civil parish, Holy Trinity Ecclesiastical parish, London, St George Hanover Square district, St John Westminster sub district.
Joseph Hart age 39, musician born at St Lukes, Chelsea, Middlesex.
Wife Elizabeth Hart age 36, born at Hounslow.
Son Joseph Hart age 10 born at Hounslow.
Daughter Hilda Hart age 5 born at London.
Son Arthur L. Hart, age 2, born London, Middlesex.
In the 1881 census living at 2 Dorset Street, St John the Evangelist civil parish,, London, St George Hanover Square Registration district, St John Westminster.
Joseph Hart age 46 born in India, musician. [There is a discrepancy between his age and birth place for the 2 census]
Wife Elizabeth Hart age 46 born at Hounslow.
Son Joseph Hart age 21, born at Hounslow, postman.
Daughter Hilda Hart age 15, born at London, needlewoman.
Son Frederick Hart age 7, born at London.
They had a lodger.
A possible match in the October to December 1887 death index Elizabeth Hart, age 52, St. George Hanover Square, London, volume 1a, page 347.
In the 1841 census High Street Civil Parish of Heston, Isleworth hundred, Middlesex, England Brentford registration district Iseleworth sub registration district
John Mills age 35, occupation Post Boy,
Mary Ann Mills age 35,
Emily Mills age 13,
George Mills age 11,
Elizabeth Mills age 6, and
Barbara Mills age 2.
Elizabeth and Barbara are born in the county, the others are not.
In the 1851 census lists In High Street Hounslow Prince Regent.
Head John Mills Publican and Omnibus Conductor age not readable born Bevsea, Oxfordshire.
Wife Mary Ann Mills age not readable born Colesbourne, Gloucestershire.
Children George Mills age unreadable born Salt Hill Buckinghamshire,
Elizabeth Mills, age 16 born Hounslow,
Barbara Mills age 11 born Hounslow,
Rosa Mills age 5 born Hounslow.
They have 2 servants and a servant’s daughter living with them.
In the October to December 1859 marriage index Joseph Hart and Elizabeth Mills are on the same page, volume 3a, page 79, Brentford, Middlesex.
In the 1861 census Prince Regent High Street, Heston Civil parish, Hounslow ecclesiastical parish, Middlesex, Brentford district, Isleworth sub district,
Mary Ann Mills, widow, age 58, born at Colesbourne (or Calstock?), Gloucestershire, publican.
Daughter Elizabeth Hart age 25, born at Hounslow, married, barmaid.
Son Edwin Mills, unmarried age 17, born at Hounslow, dairyman.
Daughter Rosa Mills, unmarried, age 15, born at Hounslow.
Grandson Joseph Hart age 10 months, born at Hounslow.
They have a lodger Thomas Kemble a soldier, a servant and a visitor Susanah Lack age 17. [Susanah becomes Edwin’s future wife.]
In the 1871 census 122 Lillington (Street St John the Evangelist civil parish, Holy Trinity Ecclesiastical parish, London, St George Hanover Square district, St John Westminster sub district.
Joseph Hart age 39, musician born at St Lukes, Chelsea, Middlesex.
Wife Elizabeth Hart age 36, born at Hounslow.
Son Joseph Hart age 10 born at Hounslow.
Daughter Hilda Hart age 5 born at London.
Son Arthur L. Hart, age 2, born London, Middlesex.
In the 1881 census living at 2 Dorset Street, St John the Evangelist civil parish,, London, St George Hanover Square Registration district, St John Westminster.
Joseph Hart age 46 born in India, musician. [There is a discrepancy between his age and birth place for the 2 census]
Wife Elizabeth Hart age 46 born at Hounslow.
Son Joseph Hart age 21, born at Hounslow, postman.
Daughter Hilda Hart age 15, born at London, needlewoman.
Son Frederick Hart age 7, born at London.
They had a lodger.
A possible match in the October to December 1887 death index Elizabeth Hart, age 52, St. George Hanover Square, London, volume 1a, page 347.