See also
Husband:
Francis Errick Akersten (1829-1876)
Wife:
Elizabeth Martha Cawood (1831- )
Children:
Marriage:
20 Jul 1850
Parish Chursh, St Mary's Haggerston, Middlesex
Witnesses:
20 Jul 1850
Henry Akersten, Louisa W Cawood
Name:
Francis Errick Akersten
Sex:
Male
Father:
Mother:
Birth:
23 Oct 1829
Limehouse, Middlesex
Baptism:
28 Oct 1829 (age 0)
St Anne, Limehouse, Middlesex
Census (1):
1841 (age 11-12)
Living with parents
Occupation (1):
20 Jul 1850 (age 20)
Mariner, Great Cambridge Street (on marriage cert.)
Census (2):
1851 (age 21-22)
Stevedore, 32 Underwood Street, Stepney
Occupation (2):
17 Aug 1853 (age 23)
Stevedore, 1 New Suffolk Street, Stepney (on son William's birth cert.)
Occupation (3):
btw 1853 and 1854 (age 23-25)
Crew member "Robert and Betsey", London to Melbourne
Census (3):
1861 (age 31-32)
Stevedore, 1 Mary Ann Place, Back Road, St George East, Middlesex
Occupation (4):
4 Nov 1862 (age 33)
Foreman stevedore, 25 Woolmore St, Poplar (on son John's birth cert.)
Death:
19 Nov 1876 (age 47)
Nelson Hospital, Nelson, New Zealand
Burial:
21 Nov 1876
Wakapuaka Cemetery, Nelson, New Zealand
Name:
Elizabeth Martha Cawood
Sex:
Female
Father:
Mother:
Birth:
1 Aug 1831
Haggerston, Middlesex
Baptism:
19 Aug 1831 (age 0)
Saint Mary, Haggerston
Census:
1841 (age 9-10)
Living with parents (Martha, aged 10)
Fact1:
26 Jan 1864 (age 32)
Mentioned in father's will
Name:
Henry Francis Akersten
Sex:
Male
Birth:
1851
Mile End, Stepney, Middlesex
Birth fact:
1851 (age 0)
1851 Sep Qtr, Whitechapel, 2/628
Census:
1861 (age 9-10)
Living with parents
Death fact:
1862 (age 10-11)
1862 Sep Qtr, Poplar, 1c/453
Death:
1862 (age 10-11)
Poplar, Middlesex
Name:
William John Cawood Akersten
Sex:
Male
Birth:
17 Aug 1853
1 New Suffolk St, Stepney
Birth fact:
1853 (age 0)
1853 Sep Qtr, Stepney, 1c/464 (Ackersten)
Death fact:
1855 (age 1-2)
1855 Dec Qtr, Whitechapel, 1c/236
Death:
1855 (age 1-2)
Whitechapel, Middlesex
Name:
James Raglan Akersten
Sex:
Male
Spouse:
Catherine Marie Mercer ( - )
Children:
Ivy Charlotte Akersten (1880- )
Leo Hilton Akersten (1882-1956)
Herbert Sefton Akersten (1884-1917)
Eric Francis Akersten (1889-1964)
Note (shared):
James Raglan Akersten moved to New Zealand, married a woman named Caroline and settled down as a photographer in Wanganui. Several of his photographs are held in the collection of the Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand.
(Information from Harry Dutton and from John Sullivan, Curator, Photographic Archive, A: Turnbull Library)
Birth:
8 Aug 1855
33 Underwood St, Mile End, Middlesex
Baptism:
2 Sep 1855 (age 0)
Saint Mary, Haggerston
Birth fact:
1855 (age 0)
1855 Sep Qtr, Whitechapel, 1c/323
Census:
1861 (age 5-6)
Living with parents
Death:
1928 (age 72-73)
New Zealand
Name:
Frank Lawrence Akersten
Sex:
Male
Note (shared):
The police have received a telegram from Motueka stating that Frank Akersten, nephew of Mr. W. Akersten, is supposed to have been drowned on Tuesday evening. He was employed in the ketch Phoenix, which was loading in the Moutere river with ballast, and went out in the dinghy to put down a kedge as the vessel was dragging, and it is supposed that the boat must have capsized.
Nelson Evening Mail, Thurs Sept 26, 1878
Birth:
19 Aug 1857
2 Princes St, St George East, Middlesex
Baptism:
9 Sep 1857 (age 0)
Saint Mary, Haggerston
Birth fact:
1857 (age 0)
1857 Sep Qtr, St George East, 1c/387
Census:
1861 (age 3-4)
Living with parents
Residence:
c. 1878 (age 20-21)
Yarmouth, England
Death:
24 Sep 1878 (age 21)
Moutere River, New Zealand
Cause of death (Facts Pg):
24 Sep 1878 (age 21)
Drowned in a shipping accident
Burial:
29 Sep 1878
Wakapuaka Cemetery, Nelson, New Zealand
Name:
Lawrence Norton Akersten
Sex:
Male
Spouse:
Children:
Birth:
1 Feb 1860
11 Lower John St, St George East, Middlesex
Baptism:
19 Feb 1860 (age 0)
Saint Mary, Haggerston
Birth fact:
1860 (age 0)
1860 Mar Qtr, St George East, 1c/468
Census:
1861 (age 0-1)
Living with parents
Death:
1911 (age 50-51)
New Zealand
Name:
John Richard William Akersten
Sex:
Male
Birth:
4 Nov 1862
25 Woolmore Street, Poplar
James Raglan Akersten moved to New Zealand, married a woman named Caroline and settled down as a photographer in Wanganui. Several of his photographs are held in the collection of the Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand.
(Information from Harry Dutton and from John Sullivan, Curator, Photographic Archive, A: Turnbull Library)
The police have received a telegram from Motueka stating that Frank Akersten, nephew of Mr. W. Akersten, is supposed to have been drowned on Tuesday evening. He was employed in the ketch Phoenix, which was loading in the Moutere river with ballast, and went out in the dinghy to put down a kedge as the vessel was dragging, and it is supposed that the boat must have capsized.
Nelson Evening Mail, Thurs Sept 26, 1878