Florence Ingram (buried 1900)

At a glance

At a glance
Surname: 
Ingram
First name: 
Florence
Other Christian names: 
Louisa
Gender: 
Female
Children: 
No
Burial number: 
345
Born: 
18/8/1879
Died: 
23/09/1900
Buried: 
27/09/1900
Heene Hallmark: 
No
Commonwealth War Grave: 
No

The Grave

The grave
Florence Ingram (buried 1900) headstone
Cemetery area: 
NWS
Cemetery row: 
6
Cemetery plot: 
16
what3words location: 
https://what3words.com/composers.verbs.obey
Burial remains: 
Unknown
The headstone
Headstone inscription: 
In loving memory of Florence Ingram aged 21 years who fell asleep Sept 23rd 1900

Life story

Life story

Florence was born on 18 August 1879 in Westminster and was baptised 6 months later on 18 February 1880. Her father, Frederick Almes Ingram, a gas fitter, and her mother, Harriet Louisa, nee Stocker, were married on 5 March 1877 at Holy Trinity, Brompton. Florence had an older brother, Frederick, but neither he nor Florence were on the 1891 census which showed only their parents with another daughter, Edith, aged 9 months. The other children were could not be traced. Florence died at Argyle House, Thorn Road, Worthing, on 23 September 1900 of pulmonary tuberculosis and exhaustion, with her father by her side, after ailing for 9 months. She was buried here at Heene on 27 September.

Burial researcher: 
Angela Levy

Further information

Birth
Date born: 
18/08/1879

Death

Death (details)
Date of death: 
23/09/1900
Age (at time of death): 
21
Cause of death: 
pulmonary tuberculosis and exhaustion
Address at time of death: 
Argyle House, Thorn Road, Worthing, Sussex, England

Census and miscellaneous information

Census information
1881 census: 

6, Callow Street, Chelsea

Frederick Ingram, 25, head, gas fitter; Harriet Ingram, 25, wife; Frederick Ingram, 3, son; Florence Ingram, 1, daughter;

1891 census: 

21, Leader Street, Chelsea

Frederick Ingram, 35, head, gas fitter; Harriet Ingram, 35, wife;  Edith Ingram, 9 months, daughter;

Frederick (junior) and Florence are not mentioned on the 1891 Census and could not be traced.