From George Fage asked on 27 Oct 2004
I have a Charles STRANGE in my tree, the second marriage (?) of my Grandmother Louisa Rachel Dujardin, nee Bates. I have never got around to following it up, would you have any details of him?
Descendants of Louisa Rachel Bates
Generation No. 1
1. LOUISA RACHEL3 BATES (JOHN2, WILLIAM1) was born 1879 in St Pancras, London, UK., and died
April 28, 1954 in Albany Street, Regents Park, London, UK.. She married (1) HUBERT LOUIS
DUJARDIN February 9, 1905 in All Saints Church, Kings Cross, London, UK., son of HUBERT
DUJARDIN and LYDIA HUXTABLE. He was born November 3, 1887 in 32 Hermes
Street, Pentonville Road, Islington, London, UK., and died 1919. She married
(2) CHARLES STRANGE. He was born Abt. 1886.
I said .... A good possibility is this one from the 1901 census
Charles D STRANGE 5 born Hackney, London, Son, Census place Hackney London
Children of LOUISA BATES and HUBERT DUJARDIN are:
2. i. HENRY HUBERT4 DUJARDIN, b. December 16, 1905; d. December 9, 1988.
3. ii. LOUISA LYDIA DUJARDIN, b. November 7, 1906, St Pancras,London,UK.;
d. February 22, 1973, Middlesex Hospital, Camden, London, UK.
4. iii. LYDIA ANN DUJARDIN, b. January 24, 1908, Somerstown, St Pancras, London, UK.;
d. 1980, Golders Green Crematorium, London, UK..
iv. ROSE EMMA DUJARDIN, b. January 24, 1908; d. August 8, 1908.
v. WILLIAM LOUIS DUJARDIN, b. December 12, 1909; d. December 22, 1916.
5. vi. VIOLET EMMA DUJARDIN, b. January 19, 1911.
vii. HUBERT LOUIS DUJARDIN, b. December 30, 1912; d. December 19, 1914.
Child of LOUISA BATES and CHARLES STRANGE is:
viii. LILLIAN4 STRANGE, b. Abt. 1924; Stepchild; m. BRITAIN.
From Liz Horner Nov 2004:
The following might explain why Elizabeth STRANGE is to be found with her brothers Henry,
William and James alone in the workhouse in Hackney in 1861:
Lunatics belonging to Hackney Parish
STRANGE, Ellen no age, Jul 2nd 1859 transferred to Colney Hatch
At the asylum of Colney Hatch
STRANGE, Ellen age 36
Lunatics belonging to the Parish of Hackney at the asylum of Colney Hatch
STRANGE
Ellen Discharged 29 May 1860
Also, Ellen's eldest son:
Register of Lunatics Started 1 Jan 87
STRANGE, Francis William, admission number1451, b 1845, French Polisher, wife Emma STRANGE, address 8 Aspland Grove, Hackney, admitted 27/3/1889 Discharged, 25/10/1889, recovered. (He was in London County Asylum, Banstead.)
Holborn
Baptisms 1781-1805
1793 Oct 10 Edmund son of William and Hannah STRANGE Saffron Hill
1795 May 24 Elizabeth dau of William and Hannah STRANGE Saffron Hill
1797 Mar 26 George son of William and Hannah STRANGE Saffron Hill
1800 Aug 24 William son of William and Hannah STRANGE Saffron Hill
Marriages:
LDS film 374367
1803 Nov 01 William Wallis and Elizabeth Strange botp m by John Lakehurst; they both signed, the witnesses names are not clear)
1808 Jan 21 Thomas Strange otp of Saint Andrew Holborn, bachelor and Sarah Devonshire of the same parish, married by License by Charles Pryer Curate; Witnesses William White Rice and Ch Strange; Another Strange/Devonshire match, this Thomas is one of the descendants of Rev Thomas Strange of Kilsby.
Knightsbridge - St Paul's
From Ann Hentschel Sarnia, Ontario, Canada in August 2005. I am connected to Anne STRANGE. The following is from FFOULKES Family of Eriviat Pedigree in the County of Denbeigh, Wales.
Marriage:
1860 Jul 26 Anne STRANGE, 5th daughter and 12th child of the late Sir Thomas Andrew William Lumisden STRANGE, K', late Chief Justice of Madras (& son of Sir Robert STRANGE, K' the eminent engraver) of 2 Chesham Place, Pimlico, London. - married - Edmund Salusbury FFOULKES, B.D., born Jan. 12, 1819.
Andrew Sellon responded; my interest originates in Sir Robert STRANGE who married Isabella LUMSDEN, d. of William Lumsden, as my sister married a LUMSDEN. In addition there are links between these STRANGEs and the DUNDAS family of my paternal
grandmother. Here is a story to share concerning Robert Strange's (Sir to be) escape when being pursued by the loyalists after the
Jacobean disaster at Culloden:
"….When hotly pressed, he (Strange) dashed into the room where the lady, whose zeal had enlisted him in the fatal cause, sate singing at her needle work, and, failing other means of concealment was indebted for safety to her prompt intervention. As she quickly raised her hooped gown, the affianced lover disappeared beneath its ample contour, where, thanks to her cool demeanour and unflattering notes, he lay undetected, while the rude soldiery vainly ransacked the house." The lady was Isabella Lumsden, whom he later married.
Isleworth
From Yvonne Stone on 10 Oct 2002
I have a Mary Ann Plumb in my records, she was John Hayward's mother and John married Rachel STRANGE in 1865 in Isleworth Middlesex. Rachel STRANGE was my great grandmother. Mary Ann's father was Thomas Plumb born 1795/96 in Speen Berkshire.
Islington
SOG Records held:
Charterhouse C 1695-1837 M 1671-1890 B 1695-1854 [18]
Holy Trinity M 1830-37
St John Evangelist Upper Holloway Rd B 1829-54
St Mary C (I) 1831-36 M(I) 1784-1812
Liverpool Rd Wes ZC 1828-37
Original from Mrs Pat de Haer (Western Australia) via Mrs Barbara Lawrence to Betty Judge
in 1994/5:
All STRANGE
1. John b c1780
2. Richard Henry b 1805 Islington (plus siblings not traced)
3. Richard Henry b 1831 Islington
Frederick William b 1834 Shoreditch
William b 1838 Shoreditch
John b 1842 Shoreditch
Henry b 1846 Shoreditch
4. Elizabeth Priscilla b 1874 Islington
Florence Hannah b 1876 Bethnal Green
Alice Mary b 1878 Bethnal Green
William Henry b 1879 Bethnal Green
Frederick Cornwall b 1881 Bethnal Green
Herbert b 1883 Bethnal Green
Between 1881 and 1891 the family at generation 4 moved to Nunhead, Peckham, Surrey.
My (that Pat's) grandfather was Frederick Cornwall STRANGE born 1881. Apparently some were
baptised at St Mary's, Islington.
Kentish Town
Birth:
1878 Nov 3 42 Spencer Road, Kentish Town, Pancras, MDX, John Frederick,
son of John STRANGE, grocer, and Emma STRANGE formerly Farrell,
signed E Spinks present at birth, 17 Jeffery's Street Kentish Town
Lambeth
From Pat de Haer:
St Mary Lambeth, Poor Rate 1829-1830.
Princes Liberty. Durham St, John Strange (occupier). Value assessed upon £18 and assessment
13s 6d.
Marsh & Wall 2nd part. Lambeth Terrace, George Strange(occupier). Value assessed upon £21
and assessment 15s 9d.
Hercules Buildings Hercules Terrace. Just had surname of Strange like all the other
occupiers no Christian names. Value assessed upon £12 and assessment 9s.
Mayfair
From Ann Hentschel, Sarnia, Ontario, Canada
Marriages:
St. George's Chapel, Mayfair, St. George Hanover Square, London. Film No.0845233.
1746 Mar 17 The Right Honorable James STANLEY, Lord Viscount STRANGE, of St. George's Hanover Square & Mrs Lucy SMITH of St. George's Bloomsbury.
1749 Aug 19 John IRELAND of St. George Hanover Square & Elizabeth STRANGE of St. Martin's In the Fields.
1751 Apr 16 Hutchinson STRANGE & Sarah BUTLER of Barking, Essex.
Mile End
Death:
1860 Jun 18 William STRANGE of Bricklayers Arms Gloucester Street, Mile End old Town, age 27, Licensed Victualler, died of Ascitis? and Epilepsy, Frederick Bailey STRANGE present at the death, Cherry Tree, Back Church Lane, Whitechapel
