Story

Information about Frederick’s father could not be found but his mother, Sarah, née Bains, was a widow by 1871 with 4 children, Frederick. at 15. being the youngest.   Frederick was deaf, his brother, William B,19, a bootfitter , was deaf and dumb and their sister, Elizabeth, 17, a needlewoman, had fits. However, William’s sister, Sarah, also 19, (his twin ?) was not affected. On 5 April 1877, at Holy Trinity, Brompton, Middlesex, Frederick, now a gas fitter, married Harriet Louisa Stocker and they made their home at 6, Callow Street, Chelsea.   Their daughter, Florence, died in 1900, at the age of 21, of pulmonary tuberculosis and is buried at Heene. Frederick, himself, was only 46 when he died on 20 December 1902, leaving £128 10s to his widow.

Researcher: Angela Levy

Date of Death: 20/12/1902

Cause of death: Unknown

Address line 2: 26

Address line 3: Thorn Road

Town: Worthing

County: Sussex

Country: England

Obituary

No obituary has been entered.

Personal Effects

Money left to others: £128 10 s 0 d

Current value of effects: Not calculated

1871

7, Rutland Street, Brompton, Chelsea

Sarah Ingram, 45, head, widow, needlewoman; Rachel Bains, 76, mother; Sarah Ingram, 19, daughter, a servant; William B Ingram, 19, son, a bootfitter , deaf and dumb; Elizabeth Ingram, 17, daughter, a needlewoman, fits; Frederick Ingram, 15, son, a bellhanger’s apprentice, deaf;

1881

6, Callow Street, Chelsea

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

1891

21, Lead Street, Chelsea

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

1901

1 Argyle Terrace, Heene

Frederick Ingram, head, 45, electrical engineer; on own account; Harriet Louisa Ingram, 44, wife; Edith Alma Ingram, 10, daughter; George Haydon (wrongly transcribed – looks clearly like Harwood),Ingram, 7, son;