Husband: | James Ripley ( -bef1820) | |
Wife: | Lucy Broad (c. 1773-1853) | |
Children: | Christopher Ripley (1816-1860) | |
Marriage | 6 Nov 1792 | St Pancras, Middlesex |
Name: | James Ripley | |
Sex: | Male | |
Father: | - | |
Mother: | - | |
Occupation | 14 May 1816 | Tailor, 1 Pitt Street, Tottenham Court Road, St Pancras, Middlesex |
Death | bef 1820 |
Name: | Lucy Broad | |
Sex: | Female | |
Father: | - | |
Mother: | - | |
Birth | c. 1773 | Worcestershire |
Census | 1841 (age 67-68) | Grocer, Chapel St, St Pancras |
Census | 1851 (age 77-78) | Grocers shop keeper, 8 Chapel Street, St Pancras (widow) |
Death fact | 1853 (age 79-80) | GRO Reference: 1853 S Quarter in SAINT PANCRAS Volume 01B Page 30 (aged 80) |
Death | 1853 (age 79-80) | St Pancras, Middlesex |
Name: | Christopher Ripley | |
Sex: | Male | |
Spouse: | Mary Ann Northey (c. 1813-1880) | |
Birth | 10 Mar 1816 | St Pancras, Middlesex |
Baptism | 14 May 1816 (age 0) | St Giles in the Fields, St Pancras, Middlesex |
Census | 1841 (age 24-25) | Grocer, Chapel Street, living with mother |
Census | 1851 (age 34-35) | Grocer's assistant, living with mother |
Occupation | 11 Jan 1856 (age 39) | Grocer, Chapel Street, St Pancras, Middlesex |
Death fact | 1860 (age 43-44) | GRO Reference: 1860 S Quarter in PANCRAS Volume 01B Page 22 (aged 45) |
Death | 10 Aug 1860 (age 44) | 8 Chapel Street, Tottenham Court Road, St Pancras, Middlesex |
17 May 1820: ELIZA AMOS was indicted for stealing, on the 26th of April , one coat, value 3 l.; one waistcoat, value 10 s., and one pair of trowsers, value 30 s., the goods of Edward Moorman , and three counterpanes, value 3 l., the goods of Lucy Ripley , in her dwelling-house .
LUCY RIPLEY . I am a widow, and live in Pitt-street, Tottemham-court-road . On the 28th of April, at seven o'clock at night, I missed this property. The counter-panes were in a drawer in the front garret, which Moorman rented. I saw his clothes safe the evening before; next day I found them in pledge. The prisoner is a stranger to me - I do not know that she was ever in the house.
Source: https://www.oldbaileyonline.org/browse.jsp?div=t18200517-81
11 Sep 1828: WILLIAM FOWLE and MARY ANN FOWLE were indicted for stealing, on the 1st of August , 1 feather bed, value 1l.; 1 bolster, value 4s.; 2 pillows, value 4s.; 1 sheet, value 2s., and 1 looking-glass, value 5s. , the goods of Lucy Ripley.
LUCY RIPLEY. I live in Pitt-street, Tottenham-court-road . I let the prisoners my second floor furnished about a month before this happened - they lived there as man and wife: I went into their room on the 1st of August to ask for 10s. for rent, and missed these articles - they were both present; I asked where the things were - the man said "He should put all right on Saturday;" I said if he would give me any security I would not send for a constable, but I found a great deal more was missing.
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