jersey postcard corbiere lighthouse posted 1906
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Notice from Seller : Just listed. Benham Silk First Day covers at silly prices. some limited editions etc. more to come. I will combine postage just await invoice.
- Condition : Used
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- ID# : 190405489
- Quantity : 1 item
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- Location : United Kingdom
- Seller : greatstamps (+24647)
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- Start : Wed 14 May 2025 07:52:45 (EDT)
- Close : Wed 21 May 2025 07:52:45 (EDT)
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Family history Provenence.In 1911 Ellen (Nellie) is living at 9 William Street, Devonport with a Mrs.Rogers . Working in 1907 as a dressmaker at John Yeos 35 Bedford Street. Plymouth.
In 1901 Ellen, Ernest and Archibald are living at 40 George Street, E.Stonehouse in a house obviously split into tenements. Philip J. is given as a Stoker in the navy, and his wife was Emma. She died in 1909 and Archibald had died in 1902. This left Philip with two young people: Ernest 18 and Ellen 16. How long he knew Edith Rogers we do not know but E & E were living with her in Spring1911 and Edith and Philip married in the December quarter of 1911. In the 1911 Census Philip was in Portsmouth on board the Triumph
Le Masurier is a very common one in the Channel Islands and there were at least 4 born between 1867 and 1870 but the one we wanted was baptised Philip John, so thank goodness for that useful second name.
I found Philip in the 1871 Census in the Channel Islands. His father was a small farmer with 15 acres but a large family all born in Jersey and living in Main Road, St.Clements He seemed to keep his wife pretty busy!
Joshua Philip Le Masurier aged 36 Farmer 15 Acres
Elizabeth 38
Elizabeth 11
Joshua P 10
Mary A 9
John 8
Jane 6
Philip J 5
Mary Jane 2
Ann E 1
10 years later there was one other daughter Alice.
see family history
Family history Provenence.In 1911 Ellen (Nellie) is living at 9 William Street, Devonport with a Mrs.Rogers . Working in 1907 as a dressmaker at John Yeos 35 Bedford Street. Plymouth.
In 1901 Ellen, Ernest and Archibald are living at 40 George Street, E.Stonehouse in a house obviously split into tenements. Philip J. is given as a Stoker in the navy, and his wife was Emma. She died in 1909 and Archibald had died in 1902. This left Philip with two young people: Ernest 18 and Ellen 16. How long he knew Edith Rogers we do not know but E & E were living with her in Spring1911 and Edith and Philip married in the December quarter of 1911. In the 1911 Census Philip was in Portsmouth on board the Triumph
Le Masurier is a very common one in the Channel Islands and there were at least 4 born between 1867 and 1870 but the one we wanted was baptised Philip John, so thank goodness for that useful second name.
I found Philip in the 1871 Census in the Channel Islands. His father was a small farmer with 15 acres but a large family all born in Jersey and living in Main Road, St.Clements He seemed to keep his wife pretty busy!
Joshua Philip Le Masurier aged 36 Farmer 15 Acres
Elizabeth 38
Elizabeth 11
Joshua P 10
Mary A 9
John 8
Jane 6
Philip J 5
Mary Jane 2
Ann E 1
10 years later there was one other daughter Alice.
Listing Information
Listing Type | Gallery Listing |
Listing ID# | 190405489 |
Start Time | Wed 14 May 2025 07:52:45 (EDT) |
Close Time | Wed 21 May 2025 07:52:45 (EDT) |
Starting Bid | £0.99 ($1.32) |
Item Condition | Used |
Bids | 0 |
Views | 5 |
Dispatch Time | Not given |
Quantity | 1 |
Location | United Kingdom |
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