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Individuals Report Individual List 22 February 2013 YARDAY, Ann (F) Birth Jan 1824 in Tholomas Drive, Wisbech Baptism 11 Jan 1824 in Wisbech (about age 0) Misc Marriage to William Clarke; 24 Dec 1849 in March, Cambridgeshire (about age 25) Parents William YARDAY and Ann OLIVER YARDAY, Fanny (F) Birth abt 1832 Parents William YARDAY and Ann OLIVER YARDAY, Hannah (F) Baptism 30 Jul 1837 in Thorney, Cambridgeshire Birth abt Jul 1838 in Thorney, Cambridgeshire Parents William YARDAY and Ann OLIVER YARDAY, John (M) Birth abt 1779 Census 6 Jun 1841 in Spring Gardens, Gainsborough, Lincolnshire (about age 62) Occupation Proprietor Of Houses & Land; 1851 in Gainsborough, Lincolnshire (about age 72) Death abt May 1858 in Gainsborough, Lincolnshire (about age 79) Spouse Elizabeth UNKNOWN Marriage abt 1810 in Lincolnshire (about age 31) Census (fam) 31 Mar 1851 in Spring Gardens, Gainsborough, Lincolnshire (about age 72) YARDAY, Mary (F) Birth abt Nov 1835 in Thorney, Cambridgeshire Baptism 15 Nov 1835 in Thorney, Cambridgeshire (about age 0) Census 31 Mar 1851 in Church End, March, Cambridgeshire (about age 15) Parents William YARDAY and Ann OLIVER YARDAY, William (M) Birth abt 1800 Residence Tholomos Drove; 1824 in Wisbech (about age 24) Residence Newborough; 1837 in Thorney, Cambridgeshire (about age 37) Occupation Agricultural Labourer; 1841 in Wisbech (about age 41) Census 6 Jun 1841 in Hook's Drove, Wisbech (about age 41) Census 30 Mar 1851 in Church End, March, Cambridgeshire (about age 51) Spouse Ann OLIVER Marriage 1823 in Wisbech St. Peter, Wisbech (about age 23) Child Ann YARDAY (1824- ) Child William YARDAY (1829- ) Child Fanny YARDAY (1832- ) Child Mary YARDAY (1835- ) Child Hannah YARDAY (1838- ) YARDAY, William (M) Birth abt May 1829 in Thorney, Cambridgeshire Baptism 7 Jun 1829 in Thorney, Cambridgeshire (about age 0) Census 30 Mar 1851 in Flood's ferry, March, Cambridgeshire (about age 21) Occupation Agricultural shepherd; 1861 in Wisbech (about age 32) Occupation Agrictural labourer; 1871 in Wisbech (about age 42) Parents William YARDAY and Ann OLIVER Spouse Rosetta BARSBY Marriage abt Nov 1855 in Peterborough (about age 26) 1 Individual List 22 February 2013 Census (fam) 7 Apr 1861 in Wisbech (about age 31) Census (fam) 2 Apr 1871 in Head Inn, Leverington, Wisbech (about age 41) YARDEY, Daniel (M) Birth est 1625 in Bedfordshire Spouse Sarah LIVITT Child Thomas YARDEY (1657- ) YARDEY, Thomas (M) Birth 10 Jul 1657 in Blunham, Bedfordshire Parents Daniel YARDEY and Sarah LIVITT YARDY, Ada (F) Birth abt Nov 1877 in Whittlesey, Cambridgeshire Parents John YARDY and Elizabeth STALLEBRASS Spouse Arthur Robert STEVENS Marriage abt Feb 1899 in Whittlesey, Cambridgeshire (about age 21) Census (fam) 31 Mar 1901 in High Causeway, Whittlesey, Cambridgeshire (about age 23) Census (fam) 1911 in 7 Blunts Lane, Whittlesey, Cambridgeshire (about age 34) YARDY, Ada (F) Birth abt Aug 1891 in Whittlesey, Cambridgeshire Chr 15 May 1892 in St. Marys, March, Cambridgeshire (about age 0) Census 2 Apr 1911 in Woodleys, Melchbourne, Bedfordshire (about age 19) Parents James YARDY and Sarah Ann FLETCHER YARDY, Ada (F) Birth abt 1907 in Whittlesey, Cambridgeshire Parents Rowell YARDY and Sarah Ann RICHARDSON YARDY, Albert (M) Birth abt Aug 1901 in March, Cambridgeshire Parents Alfred YARDY and Agnes Harriett FLETCHER YARDY, Albert Charles (M) Birth abt Feb 1869 in Bayswater, London Parents John Charles YARDY and Elizabeth KINGSBURY YARDY, Alfred (M) Birth abt Feb 1850 in March, Cambridgeshire Chr 24 Feb 1850 in March, Cambridgeshire (about age 0) Burial 21 Apr 1850 in March, Cambridgeshire (about age 0) Parents Joseph YARDY and Mary Ann FRANKS YARDY, Alfred (M) Birth abt Feb 1856 in March, Cambridgeshire Chr 4 May 1856 in March, Cambridgeshire (about age 0) YARDY, Alfred (M) Birth abt May 1864 in March, Cambridgeshire Census 3 Apr 1881 in The Crown, Hurst Lane, March, Cambridgeshire (about age 16) Occupation Licenced victualler; 1891 in Eastrea, Whittlesey, Cambridgeshire (about age 27) Occupation Carpenter and Publican; 1901 in March, Cambridgeshire (about age 37) Occupation Wheelwright; 1911 in March, Cambridgeshire (about age 47) Parents Joseph YARDY and Mary Ann FRANKS Spouse Agnes Harriett FLETCHER Marriage abt Nov 1886 in Whittlesey, Cambridgeshire (about age 22) Census (fam) 5 Apr 1891 in Eastrea, Whittlesey, Cambridgeshire (about age 26) 2 Individual List 22 February 2013 Census (fam) 31 Mar 1901 in The Green Man, The Causeway, March, Cambridgeshire (about age 36) Census (fam) 2 Apr 1911 in Gaul Road, March, Cambridgeshire (about age 46) Child Henry Smith YARDY (1888- ) Child Daisy YARDY (1890- ) Child Alfred YARDY (1893- ) Child Hilda YARDY (1897- ) Child Albert YARDY (1901- ) YARDY, Alfred (M) Birth abt Feb 1872 in Limehouse, London Occupation General Labourer; 1901 in Plaistow, Essex (about age 29) Occupation Carpenter labourer, Port of London Authority; 1911 in Poplar, London (about age 39) Census 2 Apr 1911 in 8 Goodliffe Place, Poplar, London (about age 39) Parents James YARDY and Emma POWERS Spouse Henrietta Louisa LIVERMORE Marriage abt Feb 1894 in Poplar, London (about age 22) Census (fam) 31 Mar 1901 in 22 Melford Road, Plaistow, Essex (about age 29) Child Lilian Louisa YARDY (1895- ) Child Daisy Victoria E YARDY (1897- ) Child Florence Maud YARDY (1899- ) Child Alfred Cornelius A YARDY (1901- ) Child Maud Ethel YARDY (1904- ) Child William James YARDY (1907- ) Child Doris Winifred YARDY (1910- ) YARDY, Alfred (M) Birth abt Feb 1873 in Southwark Occupation Clerk; 1891 in Southwark (about age 18) Occupation Mercantile Clerk; 1901 in Camberwell, London (about age 28) Occupation Ledger Clerk; 1911 in Deptford, Kent (about age 38) Parents John YARDY and Ann HONEYBELL Spouse Minnie FENSOME Marriage abt Aug 1897 in Greenwich, London (about age 24) Census (fam) 31 Mar 1901 in 92 Delafield Road, Camberwell, London (about age 28) Census (fam) 2 Apr 1911 in 124 Gosterwood Street, Deptford, Kent (about age 38) Child William John YARDY (1898- ) Child Winifred YARDY (1909- ) YARDY, Alfred (M) Birth abt Feb 1879 in Whittlesey, Cambridgeshire Occupation Agricultural labourer; 1891 in Whittlesey, Cambridgeshire (about age 12) Census 3 Apr 1891 in West Delph, Whittlesey, Cambridgeshire (about age 12) Occupation Builder's labourer; 1901 in Lambeth (about age 22) Census 31 Mar 1901 in 42 Esher Street, Lambeth (about age 22) Occupation Chauffeur Domestic ; 1911 in Mayfair, London (about age 32) Death 12 Jan 1958 in Brighton (about age 78) Parents John YARDY and Elizabeth STALLEBRASS Spouse Marion Matilda JOYCE Marriage abt Aug 1906 in Southwark (about age 27) Census (fam) 2 Apr 1911 in 28 Hays Mews, Mayfair, London (about age 32) Child Frederick John YARDY (1908- ) 3 Individual List 22 February 2013 Child Dennis Alfred YARDY (1909- ) Child Marjorie YARDY (1911- ) YARDY, Alfred (M) Birth abt May 1887 in Whittlesey, Cambridgeshire Death abt Jun 1887 in Whittlesey, Cambridgeshire (about age 0) YARDY, Alfred (M) Birth abt Nov 1893 in March, Cambridgeshire Occupation Wheelwright; 1911 in March, Cambridgeshire (about age 18) Parents Alfred YARDY and Agnes Harriett FLETCHER YARDY, Alfred (M) Birth abt Feb 1896 in March, Cambridgeshire Occupation Farm worker - family farm; 1911 in March, Cambridgeshire (about age 15) Parents Thomas YARDY and Sarah BEEBY YARDY, Alfred Cornelius A (M) Birth Jan 1901 in Plaistow, Essex Parents Alfred YARDY and Henrietta Louisa LIVERMORE YARDY, Alfred Edward (M) Birth abt Nov 1874 in Hampstead, London Parents John Charles YARDY and Elizabeth KINGSBURY YARDY, Alice (F) Birth 1813 in Low Cross, Whittlesey, Cambridgeshire Parents Thomas YARDY and Hannah BARTON Spouse Thomas GRIFFIN Marriage YARDY, Alice (F) Birth 1830 in Whittlesey, Cambridgeshire Occupation House maid; 1851 in Whittlesey, Cambridgeshire (about age 21) Census 30 Mar 1851 in Falcon Street, Whittlesey, Cambridgeshire (about age 21) Parents Thomas YARDY and Mary Ann BONUS Spouse John William BINDER Marriage 24 Oct 1858 in Whittlesey, Cambridgeshire (about age 28) Census (fam) 1861 in Elm High Road, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire (about age 31) YARDY, Alice (F) Birth abt 1853 in Long Sutton, Lincs Census 2 Apr 1871 in Island, Walpole St Peter (about age 18) Parents Robert YARDY and Mary Jane PEARCE YARDY, Alice (F) Birth abt 1854 in March, Cambridgeshire Census 2 Apr 1871 in Broad Street, March, Cambridgeshire (about age 17) YARDY, Alice (F) Birth abt 1875 in March, Cambridgeshire Census 5 Apr 1891 in Nene Parade, March, Cambridgeshire (about age 16) Misc Marriage to David Emery; abt Feb 1896 in March, Cambridgeshire (about age 21) Parents Robert YARDY and Ann UNKNOWN YARDY, Alice (F) Birth abt 1895 in Lambeth Occupation Daily Nurse; 1911 in Lewisham, London (about age 16) Census 2 Apr 1911 in 6 Drysdale Road, Lewisham, London (about age 16) 4 Individual List 22 February 2013 Parents Sidney John YARDY and Rhoda Ann PIDDINGTON YARDY, Alice (F) Birth 28 Mar 1901 in Plaistow, Essex Parents Thomas Henry YARDY and Emily LINNEGAR YARDY, Alice May (F) Birth abt Aug 1889 in March, Cambridgeshire Census 31 Mar 1901 in The Mere, Ramsey, Huntingdonshire (about age 11) Parents Benjamin YARDY and Mary Ann K ROWELL YARDY, Alice May (F) Birth 1890 in Doddington, Cambridgeshire Parents William YARDY and Ann GORDAN YARDY, Alice Rebecca (F) Birth abt Aug 1886 Occupation brush maker; 1901 (about age 15) Residence 1901 in Norwich, 123 Marlborough Road (about age 15) Death Drowned in North Sea floods; 1952 in Sea Palling (about age 66) Occupation Manager of Kaleys chocolate factory (bought out my Macintosh)
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