Joseph Elliott | Rectory Lane Cemetery, Berkhamsted

Rectory Lane Cemetery, Berkhamsted

Biography:
Joseph Elliott
04/04/1817 –1896

Unmarked grave Joseph Elliott (1817-1896)

Joseph was the son of Hannah and William Elliott, born 4 April 1817 and baptised in St Mary’s, Northchurch in June. His father was an agricultural labourer.

Joseph appears to have never married.

In 1851 Joseph was living with his father and sister in Gossoms End and was working as a gardener and ten years later he and his widowed father were both employed as garden labourers and were boarders in the household of Joseph and Elizabeth Green, Joseph’s sister, in Bridge Street. Joseph was still living with Elizabeth in George Street in 1871 and by 1881 was boarding with the Meager family in the High Street. He described himself as a nurseryman’s labourer.

By 1891 Joseph, aged 74, was an inmate in the Union workhouse where he died in December 1896, aged 79.

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Unmarked grave Joseph Elliott (1817-1896)

Joseph was the son of Hannah and William Elliott, born 4 April 1817 and baptised in St Mary’s, Northchurch in June. His father was an agricultural labourer.

Joseph appears to have never married.

In 1851 Joseph was living with his father and sister in Gossoms End and was working as a gardener and ten years later he and his widowed father were both employed as garden labourers and were boarders in the household of Joseph and Elizabeth Green, Joseph’s sister, in Bridge Street. Joseph was still living with Elizabeth in George Street in 1871 and by 1881 was boarding with the Meager family in the High Street. He described himself as a nurseryman’s labourer.

By 1891 Joseph, aged 74, was an inmate in the Union workhouse where he died in December 1896, aged 79.

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