Henry Charles Hamlin

   Cause of his death was Aorta and coronary arthesies - See Notes.

  General Notes:

On the 1891 census an Elizabeth Hamlin is living with Henry C Hamlin as it shown as his niece, she was 12 at the time so can be presumed to be William James Alfred and his wife Frances Mary Hamlin's (O'Bryan) daughter.

Crescent Road was renamed to Hampstead Road in 1862 and still exists today.

Henry died of a sudden syncope athesoma of the aorta and coronary arthesies. Fatty degenesation of the heart.

An inquest was held on 13 July 1911 by the coroner of London - Walter Schroder.

  Noted events in his life were:

• Residence: 19 Little Albany Street North, 1861, Regents Park, London.

• Occupation: Porter, 1871, London.

• Residence: 11 Johnson Street, 1871, Marylebone, London.

• Occupation: Greengrocer, October 1875, London.

• Residence: 6 Sherwood Cresent, October 1875, Paddington, London.

• Marriage: to Louisa Eliza Lander, 6 October 1875, Kensington Registry Office, Chelsea Old Town Hall, Kings Road, London.

• Residence: 13 E St, 1881, Chelsea, London.

• Residence, 1881, Clapham, London.

• Residence: 205 Vauxhall Bridge Road, 1885, Westminster, London.

• Occupation: Conductor & Carpenter, 1885, Westminster, London.

• Occupation: Carpentar, 1887, London.

• Residence: 43 Wycliffe Road, 1887, Battersea, London.

• Residence: 17 Octavia Street, 1891, Battersea, London.

• Residence: 20 St Andrews Street, 1893, Clapham, London.

• Residence: 16 Acanthus Road, 1901, Battersea, London.

• Residence: 61 Goodinge Road, 1909, Lower Holloway, Isllington, London.

Henry married Louisa Eliza Lander, daughter of George Lander and Emily Mary Ann Slade Churchouse, on 6 October 1875 in Kensington Registry Office, Chelsea Old Town Hall, Kings Road, London. (Louisa Eliza Lander was born on 17 October 1855 in Kensal Town, London, christened on 3 November 1861 in St John The Evangelist, Kensal Green, died on 4 February 1909 in Lower Holloway, Isllington, London and was buried in February 1909 in Kensal Green Cemetery, Middlesex.) The cause of her death was Carcinoma of stomach - serval months.

  Noted events in their marriage were:

• witness to wedding: F.J. Lander & E. J. Rayment, 6 October 1875, Kensington Registry Office, Chelsea Old Town Hall, Kings Road, London.