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2 St Thomas' Square, Ryde
Shem W aged 36, baker employing 8 men. Mary aged 37. Elizabeth Mary aged 10. Annie Beatrice aged 7. Herbert aged 5. Emily aged 3. Jessie aged 1. Emma Hazzard aged 22, cousin. Kate Walden aged 21, shop assistant. Plus 1 servant
2 St Thomas' Square, Ryde
Shem aged 46, baker employing 7 men, 1 boy. Mary aged 47. Elizabeth aged 20. Annie B aged 17. Herbert aged 15. Emily aged 13. Jessie aged 11. Theodore aged 6. Annie J Comden aged 22, baker's assistant. Helen Carpenter aged 20, baker's assistant.
Living at 2 St Thomas' Square, Ryde
Shem aged 56, master baker. Mary aged 57. Elizabeth aged 30. Annie B aged 27. Emily aged 23. Jessie aged 21. Theodore aged 16, draper's assistant. Mary Osborne aged 27, confectioner's assistant
Montpelier House, 23 North Street, Worthing
William aged 37, fruit grower. Annie B aged 37. Nellie Margaret aged 4. Frederick Theodore aged 2. Edith Mildred aged 3 months. Plus 1 servant.
'Penarth' Ryde
Annie Beatrice aged 47, visiting her mother Mary aged 78, widow and her sisters
Sunnydane, Bath Road, Worthing, Sussex
First name(s) | Last name | Relationship to head | Sex | Birth year | Age | Birth place | Occupation | Employer |
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Annie Beatrice | Young | Head | F | 1863 | 57 | Isle of Wight | Home Duties | - |
Beatrice May | Young | Daughter | F | 1895 | 26 | Lancing, Sussex | Nursery Motor Assistant | Mr Camdon 2 The Bromley Brighton Rd Worthing |
Nellie Margaret | Young | Daughter | F | 1896 | 24 | Lancing, Sussex | - | Private |
Frederick Therodore | Young | Son | M | 1898 | 22 | Lancing, Sussex | Market Gardener & Fruit Grower | Employer |
William Arthur Gerald | Young | Son | M | 1908 | 13 | Worthing, Sussex | - | - |
6 Bath Road, Worthing with her daughter Nellie plus Kathleen Sargent, companion
Isle of Wight Observer 26th March 1892
"Interesting Wedding"
On Wednesday last, Miss Annie Beatrice Comden daughter of our well-known townsman Mr Shem Comden was married at the George Street Congregational Church to Mr William Frederick Young of Lancing near Worthing. As Miss Comden is so well-known and very much respected amongst our Congregational friends, quite a large number of persons assembled to witness the interesting ceremony. The choir and organist also attended and led the hymns which were a very pleasing part of the service. The wedding was a quiet and unpretentious affair, the bride being attired in a grey dress which suited her admirably. She was attended by her sisters as bridesmaids and was given away by her father. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. C E Griffin, the pastor of the Wesleyan chapel. The large number of presents which the bride received testified the kindly feeling and affection entertained for her. Amongst these was a handsome marble clock, on which was a small silver plate bearing the inscription "to Miss A B Comden from the teachers of the Sunday School and Band of Hope". A useful bread trencher and knife were sent by the members of her Sunday School class. The church and congregation assembling at Elmfield where Miss Comden used to attend and play the organ also sent her a handsomely painted coal box. There were some 40 other presents from private friends. The wedding party left about 2, amidst showers of rice and many good wishes for their future happiness.