See also
Husband:
John Ayerst (1774-bef1841)
Wife:
Elizabeth Betts (c. 1783- )
Children:
Marriage:
23 Dec 1805
Langley, Kent
Name:
John Ayerst
Sex:
Male
Father:
Mother:
Birth:
1774
Horsmonden, Kent
Baptism:
23 Feb 1774 (age 0)
St Margaret, Horsmonden, Kent
Residence:
1805 (age 30-31)
Sutton Valence, Kent
Occupation:
11 Jun 1817 (age 42-43)
Farmer (son Francis's baptism)
Death:
bef 1841 (age 66-67)
Name:
Elizabeth Betts
Sex:
Female
Father:
-
Mother:
-
Birth:
c. 1783
Census:
1841 (age 57-58)
Living with son Francis
Name:
Eliza Ayerst
Sex:
Female
Birth:
1807
Sutton Valence, Kent
Baptism:
1 Jul 1807 (age 0)
St Mary the Virgin, Sutton Valence, Kent
Name:
Edward Ayerst
Sex:
Male
Spouse:
Elizabeth Ayerst (c. 1812- )
Children:
Edward Ayerst (1830-1882)
Jane Ayerst (1831-1917)
Ann Ayerst (1833- )
Note 1 (shared):
Marriage register, Gillingham, 20.5.1829:
Edward Ayerst of St Mary Newington, bachelor, and Elizabeth Ayerst of this parish, spinster, by licence
Witnesses: Thomas Ayerst, D Bensted
Note 2:
Evidence for Edward Ayerst's move to Australia:
Missing Friends: Information is requested respecting Edward Ayerst, whose brother, John Ayerst, resides in Water Lane, Lower Thames Street, London, and whose uncle, William Ayerst, resides in Sutton, Kent. He left England for Australia about 16 years ago and is said to have been connected with a steam mill in Melbourne.
Tasmania, Reports of Crime for Police Information, 1866; from the Victoria Police Gazette, 27.9.1866
Missing Friends: A second enquiry has been made respecting Edward Ayerst, and the following additional particulars are now given. He had been employed as clerk by Messrs. Wilkin & Walker, Benet’s Place, Gracechurch Street, London. His first employment was that of clerk to a Mr. Parsons, owner of a steam mill. There is a possibility of his having assumed the name of Austin.
Tasmania, Reports of Crime for Police Information, 1867; from the Victoria Police Gazette, 27.12.1866
Missing Friends: Information is requested respecting Edward Ayerst, who left England for Australia in the year 1844. Prior to leaving England he was employed as employed as clerk to Messrs. Wilkin & Walker, of London. An Englishman. This inquiry is made at the instance of his son, Edward Ayerst, who is now serving in the 3rd Battalion 60th Rifles, Madras.
The South Australian Police Gazette, 20.9.1867
Birth:
1809
Sutton Valence, Kent
Baptism:
8 Feb 1809 (age 0)
St Mary the Virgin, Sutton Valence, Kent
Occupation (1):
12 Mar 1830 (age 20-21)
Clerk, Hoxton Square, Shoreditch
Occupation (2):
11 Sep 1833 (age 23-24)
Ship agent, Earle Street, Shoreditch
Census:
1841 (age 31-32)
Clerk, King Row, St Mary Newington, Lambeth
Emigration:
1844 (age 34-35)
from Moved to Australia (see notes)
Occupation (3):
25 Dec 1852 (age 42-43)
Ship agent (on Jane's marriage certificate)
Death:
aft 1867 (age 57-58)
Australia
Name:
John Ayerst
Sex:
Male
Birth:
13 Feb 1811
Sutton Valence, Kent
Baptism:
19 Mar 1811 (age 0)
St Mary the Virgin, Sutton Valence, Kent
Death:
1811 (age 0)
Sutton Valence, Kent
Burial:
3 Apr 1811
St Mary the Virgin, Sutton Valence, Kent (infant)
Name:
John Ayerst
Sex:
Male
Spouse:
Mary Susannah Ayerst (1810-1888)
Children:
Thomas Ayerst (1834-1875)
Eliza Ayerst (1835-1908)
John Ayerst (1837-1900)
Francis Ayerst (1840-1893)
Edward Ayerst (1842-1916)
Henry Ayerst (1845-1883)
Charles Ayerst (1847-1848)
William Ayerst (1851-1854)
Note:
AYERST John, 27 May 1887. The Will of John Ayerst formerly of 13 Kent Street Southwark in the County of Surrey and of 12 Water Lane Thames Street in the City of London but late of the Woodlands Hither Green Lane Lewisham in the County of Kent and of 70 Lower Thames Street in the said City Carman who died 23 April 1887 at the Woodlands was proved at the Principal Registry by Mary Susannah Ayerst of the Woodlands Widow the Relict the sole Executrix. Personal Estate £1,051 14s. 4d.
Birth:
11 Mar 1812
Sutton Valence, Kent
Baptism:
22 Apr 1812 (age 0)
St Mary the Virgin, Sutton Valence, Kent
Occupation (1):
4 May 1834 (age 22)
Clerk, Hackney Road, Shoreditch (son Thomas's baptism)
Occupation (2):
3 Dec 1837 (age 25)
Carman, Hackney Road, Hackney, Middlesex
Census (1):
1841 (age 28-29)
Carman, Kent Street, Southwark
Census (2):
1851 (age 38-39)
Carman, 13 & 14 Kent Street, St George, Southwark
Residence:
27 Sep 1866 (age 54)
Water Lane, Lower Thames Street, London
Census (3):
1871 (age 58-59)
Carman, 13 Kent Street, Southwark, Surrey
Census (4):
1881 (age 68-69)
Master carman, The Woodlands, Lewisham, Kent
Death fact:
1887 (age 74-75)
GRO Reference: 1887 J Quarter in LEWISHAM Volume 01D Page 621 (aged 75)
Death:
23 Apr 1887 (age 75)
The Woodlands, Hither Green Lane, Lewisham, Kent
Name:
William Ayerst
Sex:
Male
Spouse:
Children:
Birth:
1814
Sutton Valence, Kent
Baptism:
15 Jul 1814 (age 0)
St Mary the Virgin, Sutton Valence, Kent
Census (1):
1851 (age 36-37)
Wine cooper, 2a Bronte Place, Walworth, Surrey
Census (2):
1861 (age 46-47)
Out of business, 14 Clarence Place, Southwark
Census (3):
1871 (age 56-57)
Blacking manufacturer, 26 Clarendon Street, Kent Road, Southwark
Death fact:
1872 (age 57-58)
1872 Sep Q, St Saviour Southwark, 1d/26 (aged 58)
Death:
1872 (age 57-58)
St Saviour, Southwark, Surrey
Name:
Francis Ayerst
Sex:
Male
Spouse:
Louise Rosine Unknown (c. 1827- )
Children:
Louisa Ayerst (c. 1853- )
Edward Ayerst (c. 1854- )
Charles Ayerst (c. 1856- )
Leontine Ayerst (1864-1940)
Emily Ayerst (c. 1867- )
Frederick Ayerst (c. 1869- )
Note:
AYERST Francis, 25 April 1888. Administration of the Personal Estate of Francis Ayerst late of 4 The Drive West Brighton in the County of Sussex Gentleman who died 26 March 1888 at 4 The Drive was granted at the Principal Registry to Louise Rosine Ayerst of 4 The Drive Widow the Relict. Personal Estate £8,817 12s. 9d. Resworn July 1889 £1,200.
Birth:
1817
Sutton Valence, Kent
Baptism:
11 Jun 1817 (age 0)
St Mary the Virgin, Sutton Valence, Kent
Census (1):
1841 (age 23-24)
Custom House agent, Carlton Cottages, Newington, Surrey
Census (2):
1871 (age 53-54)
Dealer of works of art, 10 Hanover Crescent, Brighton, Sussex
Census (3):
1881 (age 63-64)
No occupation, 2 The Drive, Tisbury Road, Hove, Sussex
Death:
26 Mar 1888 (age 70-71)
4 The Drive, West Brighton, Sussex
Name:
Mary Elizabeth Ayerst
Sex:
Female
Birth:
1820
Sutton Valence, Kent
Baptism:
5 Mar 1820 (age 0)
St Mary the Virgin, Sutton Valence, Kent
Census (1):
1861 (age 40-41)
7 Hatcham Terrace, Old Kent Road, Camberwell (boarder, unmarried, birthplace Langley, Kent)
Census (2):
1871 (age 50-51)
Living with brother William, Kent Street, Southwark (unmarried, birthplace Sutton)
Death fact:
1875 (age 54-55)
1875 D Quarter in SAINT SAVIOUR SURREY Volume 01D Page 55 (aged 56, Elizabeth Ayerst)
Death:
4 Oct 1875 (age 54-55)
198 Great Dover Street, Newington, Surrey
Death:
Elizabeth Ayerst, daughter of John Ayerst a farmer (deceased). Present at the death: Mary Ayerst, niece, 198 Great Dover Street
Marriage register, Gillingham, 20.5.1829:
Edward Ayerst of St Mary Newington, bachelor, and Elizabeth Ayerst of this parish, spinster, by licence
Witnesses: Thomas Ayerst, D Bensted
Evidence for Edward Ayerst's move to Australia:
Missing Friends: Information is requested respecting Edward Ayerst, whose brother, John Ayerst, resides in Water Lane, Lower Thames Street, London, and whose uncle, William Ayerst, resides in Sutton, Kent. He left England for Australia about 16 years ago and is said to have been connected with a steam mill in Melbourne.
Tasmania, Reports of Crime for Police Information, 1866; from the Victoria Police Gazette, 27.9.1866
Missing Friends: A second enquiry has been made respecting Edward Ayerst, and the following additional particulars are now given. He had been employed as clerk by Messrs. Wilkin & Walker, Benet’s Place, Gracechurch Street, London. His first employment was that of clerk to a Mr. Parsons, owner of a steam mill. There is a possibility of his having assumed the name of Austin.
Tasmania, Reports of Crime for Police Information, 1867; from the Victoria Police Gazette, 27.12.1866
Missing Friends: Information is requested respecting Edward Ayerst, who left England for Australia in the year 1844. Prior to leaving England he was employed as employed as clerk to Messrs. Wilkin & Walker, of London. An Englishman. This inquiry is made at the instance of his son, Edward Ayerst, who is now serving in the 3rd Battalion 60th Rifles, Madras.
The South Australian Police Gazette, 20.9.1867
AYERST John, 27 May 1887. The Will of John Ayerst formerly of 13 Kent Street Southwark in the County of Surrey and of 12 Water Lane Thames Street in the City of London but late of the Woodlands Hither Green Lane Lewisham in the County of Kent and of 70 Lower Thames Street in the said City Carman who died 23 April 1887 at the Woodlands was proved at the Principal Registry by Mary Susannah Ayerst of the Woodlands Widow the Relict the sole Executrix. Personal Estate £1,051 14s. 4d.
AYERST Francis, 25 April 1888. Administration of the Personal Estate of Francis Ayerst late of 4 The Drive West Brighton in the County of Sussex Gentleman who died 26 March 1888 at 4 The Drive was granted at the Principal Registry to Louise Rosine Ayerst of 4 The Drive Widow the Relict. Personal Estate £8,817 12s. 9d. Resworn July 1889 £1,200.