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William DARLOW [1474]
(Cir 1796-1886)
Sarah MINARDS [1495]
(1799-1874)
William BARTRAM [1476]
(Abt 1786-1856)
Sarah TRUIN [1802]
(1786-1868)
John DARLOW [1313]
(Cir 1820-1901)
Sarah BARTRAM [1475]
(Abt 1818-1902)
Robert DARLOW [1505]
(1844-1940)

 

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Spouses/Children:
1. Louisa COX [5907]

2. Mary PACK [5908]

Robert DARLOW [1505]

  • Born: 13 Mar 1844, Kimbolton, Huntingdonshire, England 556,2585
  • Christened: 19 Mar 1844, Kimbolton, Huntingdonshire, England 2586
  • Marriage (1): Louisa COX [5907] on 16 May 1868 in Kimbolton, Huntingdonshire, England 556,2582,2583
  • Marriage (2): Mary PACK [5908] in Jun 1873 in Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, England 556,2584
  • Died: 20 Mar 1940, Birmingham, Warwickshire, England at age 96 2587,2588
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bullet  General Notes:

Cambridge Chronicle and Journal 2 November 1867
St Neots Petty Sessions Oct 31
Before G Thornhill Esq. Captains Humbley and Green Rev B Puckle and Sir W Booth, Part.
Robert Darlow and Thomas Darlow, both of Kimbolton, labourers, were charged by Jesse King, gamekeeper to the Duke of Manchester,with having on the 26th October inst, at Kimbolton, trespassed on land in search of game. Convicted and fined costs 2/ each allowed a week to pay.
Mary Ann Darlow of Kimbolton, sister of the above named defendants, was charged by Henry Peckham, with having, on the 31st inst. assaulted him at St. Neots. Convicted and committed for 7 days.

Northhampton Mercury 13 December 1884 page 7 of 10

Thrapston Petty Session December 9th
Robert Darlow, Raunds, was charged with furiously driving in that parish on Nov 27th, fined 20s


When Robert married Mary Pack, he is listed as a widower and Mary listed as a spinster. Witnesses to the marriage were witnesses to the wedding were Alfred and Susan Tassell. Roberts father is given as John Darlow, vermin destroyer and Mary Pack's father is given as James William Pack gamekeeper.

At his death, Robert was 96 years of age, his occupation is given as a former horse medicine maker. The death was registered by his daughter M Bate who was present at his death. During his lifetime Robert was mostly referred to as a farrier, but other horse related occupations were occasionally used on various certificates and marriages of his children.

Robert had a brother Reuben and it seems that there is some confusion as to which is Robert and which is Reuben as sometimes information on Robert seems to refer to Reuben and vice versa. Robert and Reuben were both 96 years old when they died, one in 1940, the other in 1944.

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bullet  Noted events in his life were:

1. Residence: Higham End, 1881, Raunds, Northamptonshire, England. 2589 Ocupation, Groom.

2. Residence: Back of 113 St Lukes Road, 1891, Edgbaston, Warwickshire, England. 2590 Occupation Farrier smith

3. Residence: back of 115 St Lukes Road, 1901, Birmingham, Warwickshire, England. 2591 Occupation farrier blacksmith

4. Residence: 115 St Lukes Road, 1911, Birmingham, Warwickshire, England. 2592 Occupation farrier.

5. Residence: 10 Longbridge Street, 1939, Birmingham, Warwickshire, England. 2585

6. Residence: 10 Longbridge Road, Mar 1940, Birmingham, Warwickshire, England.


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Robert married Louisa COX [5907] [MRIN: 1870] on 16 May 1868 in Kimbolton, Huntingdonshire, England 556,2582.,2583 (Louisa COX [5907] was born about 1850.)


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Robert next married Mary PACK [5908] [MRIN: 1871], daughter of Joseph PACK [7255] and Sarah WELLS [7256], in Jun 1873 in Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, England 556.,2584 (Mary PACK [5908] was born about 1846 and died in Sep 1914 in Birmingham, Warwickshire, England 2593.)


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