Biography:
William Stacey(530)
19/01/1831 –18/03/1898
William Stacey(530)
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Plot 530 William Edgar Stacey (1831-1898)
William was born 19 January 1831 in Salisbury workhouse to Ann Stacey, single woman. He was baptised in St Thomas’s church 16 February.
He became a boot and shoemaker and married Hannah Walsh, a shoemaker’s daughter from Bristol, in late 1858 in the City of London.
John was born in 1861, followed by Mary Ann (1863), Hannah (1865), William (1866), Theresa (1868) – all in London
In 1870 Edward Miles was born but died very shortly afterwards.
By 1871 the family had moved to Ellesmere Road, Berkhamsted where Clara Ada was born (1873) and Nora Augusta (1876).
In 1881 the family lived in Raven’s Lane. In February 1889 Hannah died. (She is buried in plot 944) and in 1891 William was living in Gravel Path with daughters Hannah, housekeeper, Clara and Nora, a pupil teacher.
In July 1892 Nora Augusta died aged only 16.
William died 18 March 1898 at Gravel Path aged 69.
His daughter Hannah is buried in plot 944.
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Plot 530 William Edgar Stacey (1831-1898)
William was born 19 January 1831 in Salisbury workhouse to Ann Stacey, single woman. He was baptised in St Thomas’s church 16 February.
He became a boot and shoemaker and married Hannah Walsh, a shoemaker’s daughter from Bristol, in late 1858 in the City of London.
John was born in 1861, followed by Mary Ann (1863), Hannah (1865), William (1866), Theresa (1868) – all in London
In 1870 Edward Miles was born but died very shortly afterwards.
By 1871 the family had moved to Ellesmere Road, Berkhamsted where Clara Ada was born (1873) and Nora Augusta (1876).
In 1881 the family lived in Raven’s Lane. In February 1889 Hannah died. (She is buried in plot 944) and in 1891 William was living in Gravel Path with daughters Hannah, housekeeper, Clara and Nora, a pupil teacher.
In July 1892 Nora Augusta died aged only 16.
William died 18 March 1898 at Gravel Path aged 69.
His daughter Hannah is buried in plot 944.
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