Emma Jane Sackett
(1865-)
| Father | Samuel Henry Sackett (1844-1880) |
| Mother | Emma Rosetta Roberts (1841-) |
Emma Jane Sackett, daughter of Samuel Henry Sackett and Emma Rosetta Roberts, was born in Newington, SurreyG, in 1865.1,2 She married at St Thomas Church, Bethnal Green, MiddlesexG, on 27 November 1882, Charles Simmons, son of William Simmons and Charlotte ___.3 Charles was born in Newington, LondonG, in about 1864.4,2
In 1871 Emma was living at 3 Acre Street, Newington, LondonG, in the household of her parents Samuel and Emma, and was recorded in the census as Emma Sackett, aged five and born in Southwark.5
In 1881 she was living at 60 Henshaw Street, Newington, SurreyG, in the household of her widowed mother Emma, and was recorded as Emma Sackett, a machinist, aged 15 and born in Newington.6
In 1891 she was living at 19 Allen Street, Newington, LondonG, in the household of her husband Charles, 26, a carman, and was recorded as Emma Simmons, a tailoress, aged 25. Living with them were their children Charles, 7, Henry, 6, William, 4, and Charlotte, aged two.7
In 1901 she was living at 7 Crosslet Street, Southwark, LondonG, in the household of her husband Charles, 35, an egg salesman, and was recorded as Emma Simmons, aged 34. Living with them were their children, Charles, 17, Henry, 16, William, 14, Maud, 9, Albert, 7, George, 5, and Ernest, aged seven months.8
In 1911 she was living at 42 Peacock Street, Newington Butts, LondonG, in the household of her husband Charles, 45, a stage carpenter, and was recorded as Emma Simmons, a mantle machinist, aged 44. Living with them were their children, Albert, 17, George, 14, and Ernest, aged 12.9
In 1871 Emma was living at 3 Acre Street, Newington, LondonG, in the household of her parents Samuel and Emma, and was recorded in the census as Emma Sackett, aged five and born in Southwark.5
In 1881 she was living at 60 Henshaw Street, Newington, SurreyG, in the household of her widowed mother Emma, and was recorded as Emma Sackett, a machinist, aged 15 and born in Newington.6
In 1891 she was living at 19 Allen Street, Newington, LondonG, in the household of her husband Charles, 26, a carman, and was recorded as Emma Simmons, a tailoress, aged 25. Living with them were their children Charles, 7, Henry, 6, William, 4, and Charlotte, aged two.7
In 1901 she was living at 7 Crosslet Street, Southwark, LondonG, in the household of her husband Charles, 35, an egg salesman, and was recorded as Emma Simmons, aged 34. Living with them were their children, Charles, 17, Henry, 16, William, 14, Maud, 9, Albert, 7, George, 5, and Ernest, aged seven months.8
In 1911 she was living at 42 Peacock Street, Newington Butts, LondonG, in the household of her husband Charles, 45, a stage carpenter, and was recorded as Emma Simmons, a mantle machinist, aged 44. Living with them were their children, Albert, 17, George, 14, and Ernest, aged 12.9
Children of Emma Jane Sackett and Charles Simmons
- Charles William Simmons b. 1883
- Henry James Simmons b. 1884
- William Simmons b. 1887
- Emma Charlotte Simmons b. 1889
- Maud Simmons b. 1892
- Albert Simmons b. 1894
- George Simmons b. c 1895
- Ernest Frederick Simmons b. 1900
Notes & Citations
- General Register Office, Online Index to Births, A birth record for Emma Jane Sackett has not been found. It appears that she may have been registered as a boy: "Dec qtr 1865. Sackett, Henry James. Mother: Roberts. Newington. 1d:222." No other records have been found for a Henry James Sackett that would match this birth registration.
- Census.
- Marriages Register, St Thomas, Bethnal Green, Middlesex (image on Ancestry.co.uk), "November 27, 1882, Charles Simmons, 18, bachelor, gold beater, of 47 Collinwood St, father: William Simmons, gilder; and Emma Jane Sackett, 17, spinster, machinist, of 13 Underwood Street, father: Samuel Sackett, leather shaver. Banns. Both signed. Witnesses: William Ohenry?, Charlotte Bennett."
- Marriage record.
- 1871 England census
RG10; Piece: 619; Folio: 67; Page: 25; GSU roll: 818919
3 Acre Street, St Mary Newington, London
Samuel Sackett, head, married, 27, leather shaver, b. Surrey, Bermondsey
Emma Sackett, wife, 29, b. Surrey, Southwark
Emma Sackett, dau, 5, b. Surrey, Southwark
Harry Sackett, son, 2, b. Saxony, Dresden. - 1881 England census
FHL 1341121, PRO RG11/0536/93/23
Newington, Surrey
60 Henshaw St
Emma Sackett, head, widow, 39, b. London, Middlesex, machinist
Emma Sackett, dau, 15, b. Newington, Surrey, machinist
Harry Sackett, son, 12, b. Dresden (B S), Germany, scholar. - 1891 England census
RG12; Piece: 358; Folio: 9; Page: 11; GSU roll: 6095468
19 Allen Street, Newington St Mary, London
Charles Simmons, head, married, 26, carman, b. Walworth
Emma Simmons, wife, 25, tailoress, b. Walworth
Charles Simmons, son, 7, scholar, b. Walworth
Henry Simmons, son, 6, scholar, b. Camberwell
William Simmons, son, 4, scholar, b. Camberwell
Charlotte Simmons, dau, 2, b. Camberwell. - 1901 England census
RG13; Piece: 365; Folio: 70; Page: 2
7 Crosslet Street, Southwark, London
Charles Simmons, head, married, 35, egg salesman, worker, b. Walworth
Emma Simmons, wife, 34, b. Walworth
Charles Simmons, son, 17, errand boy, b. Camberwell
Henry Simmons, son, 16, errand boy, b. Camberwell
William Simmons, son, 14, van guard, b. Camberwell
Maud Simmons, dau, 9, b. Camberwell
Albert Simmons, son, 7, b. Camberwell
George Simmons, son, 5, b. Battersea
Ernest Simmons, son, 7/12, b. Camberwell. - 1911 England census
RG14; Piece: 1853
42 Peacock Street, Newington Butts, London
3 room flat
Charles Simmons, head, 45, m. 28y, stage carpenter, scene artist, b. Walworth
Emma Simmons, wife, 44, m. 28y, 8 ch, 7 living, mantle machinist, b. Walworth
Albert Simmons, son, 17, errand boy, hosiers, b. Camberwell
George Simmons, son, 14, errand boy, book binders, b. Battersea
Ernest Simmons, son, 12, school, b. Walworth.
| Sackett line | 8th great-granddaughter of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet |
| Charts | Line 3 (English) |
| Generation.Tree | Q.3 |
| Last Edited | 30 Nov 2016 |
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