Stepney & Whitechapel
St Dunstans Stepney Baptisms
Mary Pomrey 12 January 1598 SAINT DUNSTAN, father: George Pomrey
Phillip Pomrey 6 April 1602 SAINT DUNSTAN, STEPNEY, LONDON, father: George Pomrey
Peter Pomery 15 June 1628 SAINT DUNSTAN, STEPNEY, father: George Pomery mother: Jane died 29 June 1628
Mary Pomery 5 September 1630 SAINT DUNSTAN, father: George Pomery mother: Jane died ??: 11 February 1630 ? 1631?
St Dunstans in the High Street Stepney
Baptisms
John Pomrey 28 August 1668 SAINT DUNSTAN,STEPNEY father: Walter Pomrey mother: Katherin death: 16 July 1669
Sara Pomroy 6 May 1670 SAINT DUNSTAN,STEPNEY, father: Walter Pomroy
Theophilus Pemerey 17 August 1673 SAINT DUNSTAN, father: Theophilus Pemerey mother: Anne
Anne Pomroy 25 October 1665 SAINT DUNSTAN,STEPNEY, father: John Pomroy mother: Ann death: 30 Oct 1665
John Pomoroy 25 June 1682 SAINT DUNSTAN,STEPNEY, father: John Pomoroy mother: Martha
Thomas & Jane - no marriage found
Frances Pomroy 31 October 1703 SAINT DUNSTAN, STEPNEY, s/o Thomas Pomeroy & Jane
Thomas Pomery 4 April 1707 SAINT DUNSTAN, STEPNEY, s/o Thomas Pomeroy & Jane
William Pomeroy 19 September 1711 SAINT DUNSTAN, STEPNEY s/o Thomas Pomeroy& Jane
Ann Pomeroy 5 September 1714 SAINT DUNSTAN, STEPNEY, s/o: Thomas Pomeroy & Jane
Elizabeth Ann Poneroy birth: 18 December 1817 chr: 6 March 1818 SAINT DUNSTAN, father:James Pomeroy Mother: Elizabeth
Ann Pomeroy christening: 2 August 1723 SAINT DUNSTAN,STEPNEY, father: Richd. Pomeroy mother: Elizt.
Edward Pomeroy christening: 28 July 1719 SAINT DUNSTAN,STEPNEY, father: Richard Pomeroy mother: Eliz.
Elizabeth Pomeroy christening: 4 October 1715 SAINT DUNSTAN, STEPNEY father: Richard Pomeroy mother: Elizabeth
Peter Pomeroy christening: 22 May 1722 SAINT DUNSTAN,STEPNEY father: Richard Pomeroy mother: Eliz.
Jane Pomroy christening: 5 May 1717 SAINT DUNSTAN,STEPNEY father: John Pomroy mother: Sarah
Elizabeth Pomroy christening: 26 January 1723 SAINT DUNSTAN,STEPNEY, father: Jno. Pomroy mother: Ann
Mary Pomeroy christening: 15 May 1726 SAINT DUNSTAN,STEPNEY, father: Jno Pomeroy mother: Ann
Ann Pomroy christening: 3 October 1746 SAINT DUNSTAN,STEPNEY father: John Pomroy mother Ann
John Spencer Pomeroy chr : 10 November 1726 SAINT DUNSTAN,STEPNEY father: Josh. Pomeroy mother: Mary died 24 December 1726
Sarah Pomroy christening: 22 June 1740 SAINT DUNSTAN,STEPNEY, father: Charles Pomroy mother: Sarah died 12 March 1740
Martha Pomroy christening: 28 February 1741 SAINT DUNSTAN,STEPNEY, father: Charles Pomroy mother: Sarah
Ambrose Pomeroy 1682 Court of Chancery Surrey
*1682: Ambrose Pomeroy v Thomas Ekin Source Surrey Chancery Deponents, 1391-1758
Archive reference C 8/337/226
Occupation Mariner Resident of Saint Olave Southwark - south of the river Thames , not an apprentice, Ambrose Pomeroy (alt. Pomroy) (b. ca. 1621; d. ?).
Mariner. Owner of lighters. Resident in 1653 and in 1656 in the parish of Saint Olave Southwark.
Evidence from High Court of Admiralty
May 1653
Thirty-two year old Ambrose Pomeroy of the parish of Saint Olave Southwark deposed, together with John Stevens, a mariner of the parish of Saint Giles Cripplegate London, on May 9th 1653 in the High Court of Admiralty. They were examined "Touching the perishablenesse of the goods landed out of the Hamburg ship the Salvador (Master: Christian Cloppenburgh)." They stated that the wines and tobaccoes landed out of the Salvador "are in a perishing condition" and that "the sooner they are disposed of the better they will be, and will growe worse and worse by longer lying".[1]
November 1653
Twenty-three year old John Burr, waterman and servant to Humphrey Davies, waterman, of the parish of Allhallowes Barking, deposed on November 25th 1653 in the High Court of Admiralty.
He was examined "On the behalfe of Ambrose Pomeroy touching a lighter damnified by a Hull mann".
John Burr stated that in October 1653 a vessel from Hull came foul of a close lighter belonging to Ambrose Pomeroy, close to Porters Key near the Customs House. The lighter, named the Margaret, was laden with hemp. In Burr's account the master's mate of the unnamed ship casued the lighter to drop its cable and to run up againt London Bridge, where she " sate upon the starlins or bottome of the arch in a very dangerous condition, wherby hee verily beleeveth shee receied dammadge".
Ambrose December 1654
Gilbert Woodman, a thirty-one year old lighterman of the parish of Saint Olave Southwark, deposed on December 9th 1654 in the High Court of Admiralty. He gave evidence "Touching oiles said to be wanting in the Little Lewes".
Gilbert Woodman stated that he "was imployed as a lighterman under Ambrose Pomeroy in the carrying ashore of the oiles taken and discharged out of the shipp the Little Lewes a prize lying at Blackwall about three monethes since, and that this deponent received and stowed some lighters full of the said oiles and carried and delivered the same ashore at the Customehouse key".
March 1655
John Hodgkins, a twenty-seven year old lighterman of the parish of Saint Olave Southwark, deposed on March 2nd 1655 in the High Court of Admiralty.
He was examined on an allegation given in on February 28th 1655 on behalf of Henry Boulton and John Mills in the cause of "Captaine Hudson against Barnardiston Jolliffe and others and against Henry Boulton and John Mills in fact called to appeare in this pretended cause".
John Hodgkins gave detailed information about Ambrose Pomeroy's activities, saying that Mr Hudson, master of the ship the Smirna ffactor "seeing the same cloase lyter lye at Galley Key asked this deponent whose lyter it was and this deponent told him it was one Mr Ambrose Pomeroyes and the sayd Hudson then asked this deponent whether hee knew where the sayd Pomeroy were and this deponent replyed hee thought hee was then in Chesters Key whereupon the sayd hudson told this deponent that hee had a desyre to speake with the sayd Pomeroy and this deponent at Hudsons request went two severall tymes to desyre the sayd Pomeroy to come to the sayd Hudson who at the second tyme came and being come the sayd Hudson in this deponents presence and hearing hyred of the sayd Pomeroy the sayd cloase lyter and agreed to give him two pence a bayle for fine goods for as much as hee could bring (being the ordinary rate allowed by Merchants) and if hee were delayed and hindered above two dayes (wherof that Monday to be one) in ladeing and delivery out of the goods then to give him seaven shillings a day demorage for all the tyme hee should be hindered therein above the sayd two dayes, which bargaine the sayd Pomeroy accepted and about Noone that Monday departed towards the Smirna ffactor to take in the sayd goods and the sayd Hudson in this deponents presence sayd that his the sayd Hudsons man should goe downe in the lyter with the sayd Pomeroys lyterman and that hee had given his sayd man direction to give order to his the sayd Hudsons mate forthwith to lade the sayd cloase lyter whatsoever else hee left undone that shee might come up to Galley Key the next tyde and this deponent sawe the sayd Hudsons man depart in the sayd cloase lyter, and knoweth shee was forthwith laded for that hee sawe her retourne the next morning being Tuesday laden to Galley Key."
July 1655
Ambrose Pomeroy was the respondent to a libel brought in the High Court of Admiralty in 1655 by Gyles Travers. The cause was "Travers against Pomeroy and against lighter of about 200 tunns whereof the sayd Pomroy is owner and against any other".
Francis Gittings, a winecooper of Seething Lane in London, deposed on July 24th 1655 in the High Court of Admiralty in support of Travers. Gittings described the unlading of Canary wines by lighter from a ship named the John and Mary of London (Master: XXXX). The wines were put on board a lighter, whose master was Thomas Tailor, and carried to Buttolphs wharf. The lighter was moored obernight at the wharf and laid there in safety between 11 o'clock in the evening till 5 in the morning.
That's when the problem started. Gittings stated that "after the said lighter came and was moored at Buttolphs wharfe aforesaid having the said wines aboard her
the arlate Pomroy had thereabouts a Lighter of about 80, or 100. tunns which was there moored and lay a head of the said Tailers lighter wherein the said wines were". Gittings alleged that Pomeroy or some of his company carlessly veered his own lighter "with a strong ebb of tide". Gittings and another cooper, who were both on board Tailor's lighter, cried out "telling them they had a great quantity of Spanish wynes aboard, and that if they veerd upon them they
would breake their hawser whereby the said Spanish wynes would in all probability bee lost or very much damnified".
Pomeroy's behaviour and that of his company was poor. In Gittings' words "the said Pomroy or some of his companie answereing rudely and uncivilly (the particular words this deponent doeth not now remember) they or some of them did carelessly and wilfully veere the said lighter and in the said veering first came fowle of and splitt the shipps boat to which the said Tailors Lighter wherein the said Spanish wynes were, and broke her hawser and set her adrift".
Gittings claimed that as a result of the lighter breaking its hawser and being set adrift, one of the pipes of wine on it were staven and lost, with a value of £30 on the London market.
May 1656
"Peter Perkins against the vessell called the Cabbidge Man of which Cornelius Cason is Master and her tackle et cetera and against the said Cason and all others et cetera. Budd.
Friday the ninth day of May 1656 before the [?same] Judge et cetera Appeared the said Budd for the said Cornelius Cason and Company and made himselfe partie for them and alleadged that the said shippe called the Cabbidge man did at the time of the arrest in this behalfe made and still doth belonge unto him and produced for sureties Robert Gate of the parish of Saint Dunstans in the East London grocer and Ambrose Pomeroy of the parish of Saint Olaves in the Burrough of Southwarke marriner whoe submitting themselves et cetera obliged themselves et cetera for the said Cornelius Cas[?on] and Company in the summe of ffive pounds of lawfull money of England to the said Peter Perkins to answer the Action by him commenced against the said vessell and to pay what the said Cason and Company shall bee condemned in with expences of suite in case hee shalbee overthrowne and to bringe forth the said Cason and Company in judgement whensoever theire presence shall bee required And unles et cetera Which caution the Judge receaved and decreed the said vessell to bee released from the arrest".
Ambrose Pomeroy Waterman marriage before 1648
Ann Pomrey birth: 15 Septe 1648 SAINT OLAVE, SOUTHWARK, father Ambarous Pomrey
Sarah Pomrey christening: 8 March 1649 SAINT OLAVE,SOUTHWARK father: Ambarous Pomrey
Suzanna Pomrey birth: 16 June 1656 SAINT OLAVE,SOUTHWARK, father: Ambarous Pomrey
Aron Pomrey birth: 26 March 1657 SAINT OLAVE,SOUTHWARK, father: Ambros Pomrey
Theophilus Bb 20 March 1686 SAINT OLAVE,SOUTHWARK father: Stephen Pomrey mother: Ann
Anne Bb 6 December 1688 SAINT OLAVE,SOUTHWARK, father: Stephen Pomroy mother: Anne
William Bb12 April 1691 SAINT OLAVE,SOUTHWARK, father: Stephen Pomry mother: Anne died 3 April 1692
Elizabeth 23 August 1686 SAINT OLAVE,SOUTHWARK father: William Pomrey mother: Elizabeth
marriage
Edward Pomeroy marriage: 23 December 1822 Saint Olave, Southwark, Surrey, spouse: Sarah Stone reference ;
AJP 3x GGF Richard Pomeroy living in St Dunstans Parish from about 1809
Richard born 1781 in Werrington Devon married in Rotherhithe to Issot Webber born in West Teignmouth. Rotherhithe is next to Southwark in 1807
They had only one living child Augustus Stephen Jeffery Pomery born 1818 married in 1838 in St Dunstans Stepney to Sarah Georgiana Moore born 1813 Colchester Essex in the presence of her father George Moore a Corn merchant her mother having 'remarried' in 1816 and Richard Pomery, Commissioning Clerk EIDC
Augustus changed the spelling of his surname from the Cornish Pomery to Pomeroy. He was initially employed, like his father as a check clerk with EIDC . They lived in Green Street Stepney with her parents .
children of Augustus Pomeroy and his wife Sarah were
Georgiana Augusta Pomeroy christening: 8 September 1839 SAINT DUNSTAN, STEPNEY,
married Dr George Shearer 1868 went to China 1869 (AJP's the Shearer Line) died 1922
Augustus Frederick Brett Pomeroy Born Stepney 1841 married Elizabeth Jackson and had 2 sons
Edgar & Campbell who migrated to CA in 1888 He died of TB in 1871 and his window & their sons migrated to CA in 1888
James Richard Webber Pomeroy Born Stepney 1845 died 1889 of typhoid at his brother London house in Islington
(Pat Smith’s & Tony Pom in Ausi’s)
In 1846 Augustus resigned East India Docks Company in Stepney and took employment with Royal Albert Docks Liverpool where they had more children -
Harrison Hornblow Pomeroy Born Liverpool 1847 Died in Infancy
Rev. Harrison Albert Pomeroy Born 1850 Died 1927 Clerk of Holy Orders Married Mary Jane Irvine Daughter Mary Elsie born 1890
Rev. Walter William Pomeroy Born 1854 Married Maria Wire from Colchester No Children
Edmund Molyneaux Pomeroy born Liverpool 1851 Died in infancy
John Pomeroy Born 1855 Died in infancy
2001 searches
Mary Ann Pomroy birth: 7 January 1840 christening: 21 June 1840 SAINT OLAVE,SOUTHWARK,LONDON, father: Joseph Pomroy mother: Mary Johnson
Walter Joseph Pomroy birth: 28 March 1842 christening: 29 May 1842 SAINT OLAVE,SOUTHWARK,LONDON ,father: Joseph Pomroy mother: Mary Johnson
Elizabeth Pomroy birth: 30 April 1836 christening: 27 July 1836 SAINT OLAVE,SOUTHWARK,LONDON father:Joseph Pomroy mother: Mary
Assorted London births 1837 -1937
Births Sep 1844 POMEROY William - St Pancras 1/302
Births Jun 1862 Pomeroy William Herbert - Pancras 1b/146
Births Sep 1869 Pomeroy William - Bethnal Green 1c/288
Births Jun 1874 POMEROY William - Hackney 1b/521
Births Mar 1875 Pomeroy William - Hackney 1b/578
Births Jun 1875 Pomeroy William Percy - London C. 1c/43
Births Sep 1881 Pomeroy William Alexander C - Edmonton 3a/256
Births Dec 1884 Pomeroy William Henry - Islington 1b/374
Births Dec 1885 Pomeroy William - Islington 1b/416
Births Dec 1892 Pomeroy William George - Pancras 1b/93
Births Sep 1899 Pomeroy William Ralph - Shoreditch 1c/111
Births Jun 1900 Pomeroy William Robert - Poplar 1c/639
Births Sep 1903 Pomeroy William - Bethnal G. 1c/143
Births Dec 1905 Pomeroy William George D - Bethnal G. 1c/194
Births Mar 1908 POMEROY William Joseph - Poplar 1c/634
Births Dec 1908 Pomeroy William Patrick - Kingston 2a/449
Births Sep 1909 POMEROY William Frederick - Fulham 1a/205
Births Jun 1912 Pomeroy William J C Ewen - Hackney 1b/[35]3
Births Jun 1937 Pomeroy William G Perrin - Staines 3a/67
Births Jun 1858 Pomeroy John - Westminster 1a/245
Births Mar 1866 POMEROY John L - Strand 1b/565
Births Sep 1867 Pomeroy John - Bethnal Green 1c/230
Births Sep 1900 Pomeroy John Leslie - Uxbridge. 3a/30
Births Jun 1907 Pomeroy John Henry C - Kingston 2a/512
Births Sep 1911 Pomeroy John P Hotine - Brentford 3a/380
Births Mar 1922 Pomeroy John Pomeroy - Hackney 1b/1050
Births Sep 1950 Pomeroy John E Cole - Middlesex S. 5f/10
Births Dec 1959 POMEROY John R HOWLING - Barnet 5a/911
Births Jun 1960 POMEROY John A COCKELL Uxbridge 5f/143
Roger Pomeroy
Births Jun 1838 POMEROY Roger - Marylebone 1/ 122
Births Dec 1840 Pomeroy Roger - St Pancras 1/318
Census
Pomeroy Roger 1791 1841 Census - St Pancras, Middlesex, England
Pomeroy Roger 1841 1841 Census - St Pancras, Middlesex, England
Roger 1871 1871 Census Marylebone, - London, England
Marriages in 19th C London
Richard Pomery + Isset Webber Rotherhithe 1807
Stephen Augustus Jeffery Pomery + Sarah Georgiana Moore St Dunstans Stepney 1838
William Pomeroy + Emma East London 1839
John Maunder Pomeroy + Sarah Ryland Kensington 1840
Richard Pomeroy + Frances Ongley St Dunstans Stepney 1845
Frederick Charles Pomeroy+ Elizabeth Ann Willingham Lambeth 1845
Joseph Maunder Pomeroy + Elizabeth S Lloyd Shoreditch 1847
Charles Henry Pomeroy + Mary Anderson Kensington 1852
Charles Pomeroy + Emma Lee Shoreditch 1854
Ralph Foster Pomeroy + Henrietta Duran Hackney 1862
William Pomeroy + Caroline Erwins Westminster 1863
Augustus Frederick Brett Pomeroy + Elizabeth Jackson Pancras 1867
Frederick Charles Pommery + Susan Elizabeth Lambeth 1869
John Henry Pomeroy + John Grafton St Olave Southwark 1873
Josiah Pomroy + Caroline Moore Shoreditch 1875
Thomas Howe Pomeroy + Louisa Jane Webber Kensington 1875
Alexander William Pomeroy + Kate Wadeson Pancras 1876
William James Pomeroy + Annie Alice Gouldsmith St Olave Southwark1878
Thomas Edwin Pomeroy + Jane Anne Beacham St Olave 1855
Charles Henry Pomeroy + Mary Elizabeth Clarke London C 1888
Thomas Walter Pomeroy + Miriam Tudor St Olave 1894
Henry Pomeroy + Emma Margaret Evans Hackney 1895
Walter Pomeroy + Rosina Jane Long Poplar 1899
John Thomas Pomeroy + Caroline Emma Brown Lambeth 1900
Thomas Albert Pomeroy + Agnes Rosetta Walson Lambeth 1901
James S Pomeroy +Anne Barry Shoredit6ch 1910
Who was this chap and did he make 2 Fleet Prison irregular marriages?
Peter Pomeroy Batchelor Cordwainer of Goswell Street Aldersgate a Fleet marriage to Barbara Staples of Goswell Street on 1 July 1709
Peter Pomeroy widowed cordwainer & Mary Wadrington, spinster; both OTP of Wapping in Stepney married at Fleet Prison by Rules of Fleet London in 4th June 1729 ( an irregular or Clandestine Marriage ) Marriage also recorded at Westminster
collected Nov 2014
IGI Whitechapel
Haswell Pomeroy & Spouse Mary
Baptisms
Theopliloss Pomeroy, 03 Nov 1738; HOLY TRINITY IN THE MINORIES,LONDON,L father Haswell mother Mary reference ; FHL microfilm 0094652-0094654.
Mary Pomeroy christening: 5 December 1740 St. Mary's, Whitechapel, Middlesex, residence: father: Haswell Pomeroy mother: Mary
Thomas Pomeroy christening: 31 December 1742 St. Mary's, Whitechapel, Middlesex, Father: Haswel Pomeroy mother:Mary
Ann Pomeroy christening: 20 November 1748 St. Mary's, Whitechapel, Middlesex, residence: father: Haswell Pomeroy mother: Mary
death
Haswell Pomeroy born 1714 ( WHERE TO WHOM ?) burial: 24 October 1766 Whitechapel, Middlesex, England - IGI no birth found
Was he son the Theophil;us in Stepney ?
Theophilus Pemerey christening: 17 August 1673 SAINT DUNSTAN,STEPNEY, LONDON, father: Theophilus Pemerey mother: Anne
Holy Trinity, Minories, was an Anglican parish church outside the eastern boundaries of the City of London; but within the Liberties of the Tower of London.
The liberty was incorporated in the Metropolitan Borough of Stepney in 1899, and today is within the City of London. Converted from the chapel of a nunnery, Holy Trinity was in use from the 16th century until the end of the 19th century.
life
Theophilus Pomeroy, son of Haswell, St Mary Whitechapel 1753 apprenticed to Thomas Doward, Butcher
Thomas Pomeroy, son of Haswell, St Mary, Whitechapel 1756 apprenticed to Thomas Shetton, Fishmonger
Elizabeth Pomeroy christening: 1 September 1717 St. Mary's, Whitechapel, Middlesex, father: Anthony Pomeroy mother: Christian
Thomas Pomeroy christening: 22 April 1716 St. Mary's, Whitechapel, Middlesex, residence: father:Anthony Pomeroy mother: Christian Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C01060-6 , System Origin: England-EASy , GS Film number: 94692 , Reference ID: v 8
Marriage
Thomas Pomeroy and Phillis Thompson, 24 Jul 1790; St. Mary's, Whitechapel, Middlesex, , reference yr 1778-1806; FHL microfilm 94701.
Issue from Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8), 1588-1977 christening:
Mary Pomeroy 31 January 1799 Whitechapel, father: Thomas Pomeroy mother: Phillis Pomeroy
Eliza Pomeroy christening: 25 November 1794 Whitechapel, father: Thomas Pomeroy mother: Phillis
William Pomeroy christening: 23 October 1797 Whitechapel, London father: Thomas Pomeroy mother: Phillis Pomeroy
Thomas Pomeroy hristening: 30 June 1791 Whitechapel, London father: Thomas Pocmeroy mother: Phillis Pomeroy
Harriet Pomeroy christening: 14 July 1795 Whitechapel, London father: Thomas Pomeroy mother: Phillis Pomeroy
Affiliate Publication Number: RG4_4512
Eliza Helen Pomeroy birth registration:1846 Whitechapel, London, England
James Pomeroy birth registration: 1839 Whitechapel, London, England
Nicholas Pomeroy birth registration: 1842 Whitechapel, London, England
marriages for Whitechapel
Thomas Pomeroy and Phillis Thompson, 24 Jul 1790; citing St. Mary's, Whitechapel, Middlesex, reference yr 1778-1806; FHL microfilm 94701.
John Pummeroy and Sarah Morgan, 06 Jun 1813; citing Whitechapel, Middlesex, reference ; FHL microfilm 94702.
NOTE when I first started researching Richard Pomeroy in Stepney I used East of London FHS http://www.eolfhs.org.uk/ which although limited was at that time it was free to access for non members
St DUNSTANS STEPNEY
Marriages
Margery Pomery marriage: 15 January 1626 Saint Dunstan,Stepney,London , spouse: Anthony Burfoote
Margaret Pomery marriage: 29 November 1626 Saint Dunstan,Stepney,London, spouse: John Williams
Elizabeth Pummery marriage: 9 April 1632 Saint Dunstan,Stepney,London spouse: Henry Hicks
Ann Pomory marriage: 28 June 1802 Saint Dunstan,Stepney,London, spouse: Thomas Hitchcock
Rebecca Pomroy marriage: 11 April 1803 Saint Dunstan,Stepney,London, spouse: Henry Martin
Richard Pomroy marriage: 24 January 1709 Saint Dunstan,Stepney,London, spouse: Ann Draper
Baptisms St Dunstans Stepney
John Pomrey Bb 28 August 1668 SAINT DUNSTAN ,STEPNEY ,LONDON, death: 16 July 1669 father: Walter Pomrey mother: Katherin
Sara Pomroy Bb 6 May 1670 SAINT DUNSTAN, father: Walter Pomroy
Anne Pomroy Bb 25 October 1665 SAINT DUNSTAN, STEPNEY, death: 30 October 1665
Theophilus Pemerey Bb : 17 August 1673 SAINT DUNSTAN, STEPNEY, LONDON, father: Theophilus Pemerey mother: Anne
Is this where Haswell came from?
John Pomoroy BB 25 June 1682 SAINT DUNSTAN ,STEPNEY, father: John Pomoroy mother: Martha
Ann Pomeroy Bb 5 September 1714 SAINT DUNSTAN ,STEPNEY, father: Thomas Pomeroy mother: Jane
William Pomeroy Bb19 September 1711 SAINT DUNSTAN, STEPNEY, father: Thomas Pomeroy mother: Jane
Thomas Pomery Bb 4 April 1707 SAINT DUNSTAN, STEPNEY, father: Thomas Pomery mother: Jane
Frances Pomroy Bb 31 October 1703 SAINT DUNSTAN, STEPNEY, father: Thomas Pomroy mother: Jane Pomroy
reference ; FHL microfilm 595418, 595419.
Alfred Benjamin Pummeroy birth: 1 July 1848 Bb 4 August 1848 SAINT DUNSTAN, STEPNEY, father: William Pummeroy mother: Emma
This little group interested me because around the time that East India Dock opened in 1806 this family seem to have moved from south of the river in Southwark to the other side Stepney
However my 4 great grandfather Richard didnt have a brother or even a cousin James so its a different family
Elizabeth Ann Pomroy birth: 10 October 1820 christening: 31 December 1820 SAINT OLAVE,SOUTHWARK,,father: James Pomroy mother: Elizabeth
Project (Batch) Number: C05576-2 , System Origin: England-ODM , GS Film number: 595420, 595421, 596913
did they move to get work at the East India Dock which employed huge numbers of men from 1809 onward
Elizabeth Ann Poneroy birth: 18 December 1817 christening: 6 March 1818 SAINT DUNSTAN, STEPNEY, LONDON father: James Poneroy mother: Elizabeth
additional research found Pomerology Issue 24 July 2004
Certifiates held by PFA archives
Family 33.6 James Pomeroy a bachelor living at Chancery Lane London married Susan Mudge from Lewisham St James
his father also James was described as a gentleman - Marriage St Dunstans in the West - 11 Jan 1850 the report says
'This family hails from Brixham but he speculates that the description of gentleman might hark back to the speculation that the family was connected to the armorial line.'
Same issue
James Pomroy, bachelor of full age living Bethnal Green London (Middlesex) married Margaret Dore also of Bethnal Green on 21st August 1870 occupation labourour like his father william. Bethnal Green was one of the poorest areas of London-
Also
James Pomeroy occupation carman living at 13 Fleet Street London, his father John was watch finisher. James married Charlotte Gentleman a minor and spinster in the parish church of Bethnal Green (Middlesex) 29th August 1853
James Pomery from South Hackney married Elizabeth Janer Neal spinster mof South Hackney 25th December 1861 father also James a tailor.
His father James and John Henry Pomeroy wre children of James Pomeroy and Jane Gooale who married St Leonards Shorditch 1797
John Henry Pomeroy born 11 November 1844 son of Robert Pomeroy a watch finisher and Suzzanna Hands lived at 26 Hoare Street Bethnal Green.
This family were the children of William Pomeroy and Elizabeth his wife their first child, William, baptised St Lukes Old Street Finsbury London in 1767.
James Pomroy a widower of full age 21+ married Rebecca Ann Mason a widow 17th Jult 1843 at the Registry Office in Bethnal Green Middlesex
James became a watch and clock maker like his father William living at 3 Selby Street West ( London in the Spital Fields - Bethnal Green area)
A second certificate shows James Pomroy widower residing at Granby Street married Sarah Palmer a widow on 7th November 1847 at St John in the parish of Waterloo in Surrey and almost certainly the same man according to Chris. Pomery
Rainbow Tavern, 15 Fleet Street, St Dunstan in West, City of London, was established in 1656 or 1657 as the Rainbow Coffee House, then only the second coffee house in London,