1854 Birth certificate No. 346: Georgiana Clifton [sic], born August 2, 1854 at North Road, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England; father: Hezekiah Thomas Fryer Clifton, wheelwright; mother: Georgiana Fooloobief [sic] Clifton, formerly Smith; registered September 12, 1854.
1861 UK Census, RG 09; Piece 1227; Folio 96; Page 17: Georgianne Clifton [sic], age 6, scholar, a child of Hezekiah and Georgianne Clifton, born Yarmouth, Norfolk, England, resides at Ploughman's home, Parish of Acle; enumerated with parents and siblings.
1871 UK Census, RG 10; Piece 866; Folio 73; Page 4: Georgina Clifton [sic], age 16, domestic servant in the household of William and Jane Alexander, born Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England, resides at Park Road, Ebury Villas, Teddington, Parish of Teddington, enumerated in the household of William and Jane Alexander.
1881 UK Census: Georgina Clifton [sic], age 26, unmarried female, born Yarmouth, Norfolk, England, occupied as a cook in the Frederick Cormes household, Lower Teddington Road, London. Her sister, Sarah, is a nurse in the same household.
Georgeanna North [sic] is buried in "public grave" I 48 SW; the right of a single burial was purchased at public expense and not the rights to exclusive use. Use of public graves was common at the time and continued in the West Ham Cemetery until the 1970's when demand ceased. Ownership of public graves is vested in the Cemetery. No memorial was placed on Georgeanna's grave.
As of November 1, 2005, graves in the West Ham Cemetery more than 75 years old are to be re-used. Original remains are to be removed and re-buried at a greater depth. New occupants will then be buried on top of the older remains and older memorials may be removed to make way for the new occupant's memorial.
1861 UK Census, RG 09; Piece 1227; Folio 96; Page 17: Georgianne Clifton [sic], age 6, scholar, a child of Hezekiah and Georgianne Clifton, born Yarmouth, Norfolk, England, resides at Ploughman's home, Parish of Acle; enumerated with parents and siblings.
1871 UK Census, RG 10; Piece 866; Folio 73; Page 4: Georgina Clifton [sic], age 16, domestic servant in the household of William and Jane Alexander, born Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England, resides at Park Road, Ebury Villas, Teddington, Parish of Teddington, enumerated in the household of William and Jane Alexander.
1881 UK Census: Georgina Clifton [sic], age 26, unmarried female, born Yarmouth, Norfolk, England, occupied as a cook in the Frederick Cormes household, Lower Teddington Road, London. Her sister, Sarah, is a nurse in the same household.
Georgeanna North [sic] is buried in "public grave" I 48 SW; the right of a single burial was purchased at public expense and not the rights to exclusive use. Use of public graves was common at the time and continued in the West Ham Cemetery until the 1970's when demand ceased. Ownership of public graves is vested in the Cemetery. No memorial was placed on Georgeanna's grave.
As of November 1, 2005, graves in the West Ham Cemetery more than 75 years old are to be re-used. Original remains are to be removed and re-buried at a greater depth. New occupants will then be buried on top of the older remains and older memorials may be removed to make way for the new occupant's memorial.
1854 Birth certificate No. 346: Georgiana Clifton [sic], born August 2, 1854 at North Road, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England; father: Hezekiah Thomas Fryer Clifton, wheelwright; mother: Georgiana Fooloobief [sic] Clifton, formerly Smith; registered September 12, 1854.
1861 UK Census, RG 09; Piece 1227; Folio 96; Page 17: Georgianne Clifton [sic], age 6, scholar, a child of Hezekiah and Georgianne Clifton, born Yarmouth, Norfolk, England, resides at Ploughman's home, Parish of Acle; enumerated with parents and siblings.
1871 UK Census, RG 10; Piece 866; Folio 73; Page 4: Georgina Clifton [sic], age 16, domestic servant in the household of William and Jane Alexander, born Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England, resides at Park Road, Ebury Villas, Teddington, Parish of Teddington, enumerated in the household of William and Jane Alexander.
1881 UK Census: Georgina Clifton [sic], age 26, unmarried female, born Yarmouth, Norfolk, England, occupied as a cook in the Frederick Cormes household, Lower Teddington Road, London. Her sister, Sarah, is a nurse in the same household.
Georgeanna North [sic] is buried in "public grave" I 48 SW; the right of a single burial was purchased at public expense and not the rights to exclusive use. Use of public graves was common at the time and continued in the West Ham Cemetery until the 1970's when demand ceased. Ownership of public graves is vested in the Cemetery. No memorial was placed on Georgeanna's grave.
As of November 1, 2005, graves in the West Ham Cemetery more than 75 years old are to be re-used. Original remains are to be removed and re-buried at a greater depth. New occupants will then be buried on top of the older remains and older memorials may be removed to make way for the new occupant's memorial.
1861 UK Census, RG 09; Piece 1227; Folio 96; Page 17: Georgianne Clifton [sic], age 6, scholar, a child of Hezekiah and Georgianne Clifton, born Yarmouth, Norfolk, England, resides at Ploughman's home, Parish of Acle; enumerated with parents and siblings.
1871 UK Census, RG 10; Piece 866; Folio 73; Page 4: Georgina Clifton [sic], age 16, domestic servant in the household of William and Jane Alexander, born Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England, resides at Park Road, Ebury Villas, Teddington, Parish of Teddington, enumerated in the household of William and Jane Alexander.
1881 UK Census: Georgina Clifton [sic], age 26, unmarried female, born Yarmouth, Norfolk, England, occupied as a cook in the Frederick Cormes household, Lower Teddington Road, London. Her sister, Sarah, is a nurse in the same household.
Georgeanna North [sic] is buried in "public grave" I 48 SW; the right of a single burial was purchased at public expense and not the rights to exclusive use. Use of public graves was common at the time and continued in the West Ham Cemetery until the 1970's when demand ceased. Ownership of public graves is vested in the Cemetery. No memorial was placed on Georgeanna's grave.
As of November 1, 2005, graves in the West Ham Cemetery more than 75 years old are to be re-used. Original remains are to be removed and re-buried at a greater depth. New occupants will then be buried on top of the older remains and older memorials may be removed to make way for the new occupant's memorial.
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Georgeanna's grave is unmarked.
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