The Hutchison Family Of Inverkeithing

James William Bowcher - Charlotte Dimbleby

My grandmother, Eliza Agnes Goldsworthy married William Froggatt in Sydney in 1910. Her father was George GOLDSWORTHY, whose mother was Henrietta BOWCHER.  This page gives information about the Bowcher family. Follow the links for information about the other families.

Eliza Agnes GOLDSWORTHY George GOLDSWORTHY John Frederick GOLDSWORTHY John GOLDSWORTHY
Mary DENNIS
Henrietta BOWCHER James BOWCHER
Charlotte DIMBLEBY 
Eliza Agnes HUTCHISON David HUTCHISON Ralph HUTCHISON
Isabella MILNE
Eliza ABERCROMBIE Archibald ABERCROMBIE
Agnes ROBERTSON

James William Bowcher

James was born in about 1804, in Walcot, Bath.

Charlotte Dimbleby

Charlotte was born in about 1803, also in Bath according to the 1841 census, but in Marylebone according to Pallot's Index.

James and Charlotte Marriage

James and Charlotte married in Marylebone in 1826:
 
 

The Bowcher Family

James and Charlotte had at least 3 children:
Sarah Ann 1832    
Henrietta 29 Sep 1833    
George 1838    

Henrietta Bowcher

Henrietta was baptised on 29 September 1833 in St Marys, Marylebone, Middlesex. In 1841 the family  were at No 28 York Building, Marylebone. James was a Traveller.

Census Records:

1841: James W. (37), Charlotte (38), Sarah (8), Henrietta (6) and George (4)  were at No 28 York Building, Marylebone.

1851: James and Charlotte are not in the census, agreeing with the records that they had died by this date.
1851: Henrietta and her sister Sara Ann were living with their cousin Susanna GRIMES at 84 Gt Devon St, Newington, Lambeth.

Deaths of James and Charlotte

It appears that James and Charlotte had died by 1851, which would explain why they are not in the 1851 census, and why Henrietta and Sara Ann were living with their cousin in Newington. There is a death for a James William Bowcher in Marylebone, March quarter 1843 and for Charlotte Boucher (note spelling) in the Sept quarter 1843. There is also a death record for George Bowcher (their son) at Marylebone, June quarter 1842.


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Last updated: 14/09/2010