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Married

Ann Boxell on 28/12/1840 at Stepney

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Census Details

Year	Schedule	Address	Condition	Age	Profession	Place of Birth	Details
1841 (British Isles)	full details	Gloucester Street, Shoreditch	married	20	Plumber	Middlesex
1851 (British Isles)	full details	43 Birdcage Walk, Bethnal Green	married	29	Plumber, Painter, Glazier	Shoreditch
1861 (British Isles)	full details	15 Old Ford Road, Bow	married	39	House Painter	St. Sepulchre, Middlesex
1871 (British Isles)	full details	15 Mary Street, Bow	married	46	Painter	Shoreditch, Middlesex

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Notes

Christening: 05 AUG 1821 St Sepulchre, London
Marriage: 28 DEC 1840 Saint Dunstan, Stepney, London, England

On 3rd September, 1878 the steam pleasure boat Princess Alice was engaged on an excursion from North Woolwich to Sheerness and during the return voyage, whilst negotiating Gallions Reach on the Thames, she was struck by the coal-ship, Bywell Castle (1376 tons), at 7.40 pm, sinking within a few minutes. There had been upwards of eight hundred people on board Princess Alice - some reports suggest nine hundred - and five hundred and twenty-nine people drowned. John Bishop, of Old Ford, identified his father, Wm. Horn Bishop, plumber, who went with two friends, one of whom was missing.