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- General Register Office, Register of Births, Registration District of St Luke, Middlesex, England, OND 1864, Volume 1b, Page 620.
Certificate of Birth, Registration District of St Luke, Birth in the Sub-district of Old Street St Luke, County of Middlesex, England, Entry # 2. On the 13th September 1864 at 105 Central Street, St Luke, Middlesex, Fanny Emily MARTER, a daughter to Frederick Charles MARTER, a Machinist (Journeyman) and Sarah Ann MARTER, formerly PEGLEY. Informant: "X" the Mark of Sarah Ann MARTER, Mother of the same address to Registrar, J AUSTIN on the 21st October 1864.
Baptism Register of Baptisms solemnised in the Parish of St Leonard Shoreditch in the County of Middlesex in the Year 1864:
Page 11, Entry No. 88:
"1864, Oct 2, Fanny Emily [daughter of] Frederick Charles & Sarah Ann Marter of
28 Holywell Lane, Machinist, by Geo Dowty" In LHS margin "Born 13 Sep 1864".
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London, England, Births and Baptisms, 1813-1906:
Name:Fanny Emily Martel (sic) [Marter]
Record Type:Baptism
Date:2 Oct 1864
Father's Name:Frederick Charles Martel (sic)
Mother's Name:Sarah Ann Martel (sic)
Parish:St Leonard, Shoreditch
Borough:Hackney
County:London
The IGI Individual Record for Fanny Emily MARTER reads:
Birth: 13th September 1864.
Christening: 2nd October 1864 at St Leonards Church, Shoreditch, London, England.
Parents: Frederick Charles and Sarah Ann MARTER.
Batch No: C040809, Dates: 1861-1871.
New Zealand PapersPast
POLICE COURT - Monday [Before his Worship the Mayor]
Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIX, Issue 5092, 16 December 1873, Page 3
ALLEGED INDECENT ASSAULT. - William
Miller was charged with indecently asssult-
ing a child of 9 years of age, named Fanny
Emily Marter. - The child, after having
satisfied the Court that she under-
stood the nature of the oath, deposed
that she was the daughter of Frederick
Charles Marter, who was in Fiji, but that she
and her mother were living with her brother
who was the proprietor of the London
Dining Rooms. On Saturday night, about
10 o'clock, the servant girl put her in bed.
Shortly afterwards the prisoner came into
her room. (The child here described the
particulars of the assault, which are unfit for
publication.) Prisoner had been cooking at
her brother's restaurant. She was positive
that prisoner was the man who came into the
room - Sarah Ann Marter stated that she
was the mother of the witness. At 20 minutes
past 10 o'clock she heard the child crying
and at once went to her bed-room to see
what was the matter. She found the prisoner
there, and at once seized him and
held him until lights were brought,
She swore positively as to prisoner
being the man she found in her daughter's
bedroom. Adeline Brisline, servant at the
London Dining Rooms, corroborated the
evidence of previous witnesses. - Prisoner
stated that the (sic) heard the child crying, and
went to the door to ask her the reason. He be-
lieved that some man had been in the child's
bedroom, but he was not that man. - His
Worship considered that there was not suffi-
cient evidence to convict prisoner of a com-
mon assault, but that there was no doubt
prisoner had been in the bedroom, where he
had no right to be. He would, therefore,
have to pay a fine of 40s. and costs, or be
imprisoned 14 days. - This was all the busi-
ness, the Court rose.
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New Zealand, Electoral Rolls, 1853-1981
Parnell Roll, Auckland, 1896, Page 30
No on Roll:Full Names and Address & Occupation
1578Gooch, Fanny Emily, Sussex street, domestic duties, residential
City of Auckland, Auckland, 1900, Page 63
No on Roll:Full Names and Addresses & Occupation
15104Gooch, Fanny Emily, Arawa Street, home duties
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New Zealand, Electoral Rolls, 1853-1981
Auckland Central Roll 1911, Page 96
No on Roll:Full Name and Address & Occupation
4719Laity, Fanny Emily, 7 Grey Terrace, married
4720Laity, George Trythall, 24 Napier Street, mill hand
Auckland Central Supplementary Roll 1914, Page 36
No on Roll:Full Name and Address & Occupation
7625Laity, Fanny Emily, 21 Napier street, married
Auckland Central Roll 1919, Page 119
No on Roll:Full Name and Address & Occupation
5890Laity, Fanny Emily, 19 South street, married
5891Laity, George Trythall, 19 South street, mill hand
Manukau General Roll 1928, Page 119
No on Roll:Full Name and Address & Occupation
5874Laity, Fanny Emily, 10(?) Albert Street, Ellerslie, married.
4720Laity, George Trythall, 16 Albert Street, Onehunga, millhand.
Grey Lynn General Roll 1935, Page 109
No on Roll:Full Name and Address & Occupation
5374Laity, Fanny Emily, 24 Grosvenor Street, married
5375Laity, George Trythall, 24 Grosvenor Street, timber worker
Grey Lynn General Roll 1938, Pages 139 & 140
No on Roll:Full Name and Address & Occupation
6900Laity, Fanny Emily, 25 Grosvenor Street, W4, married
6901Laity, George Trythall, 25 Grosvenor Street, W4, timber worker
Grey Lynn General Roll 1946, Page 123
No on Roll:Full Name and Address & Occupation
6054Laity, Fanny Emily, 34 Clifford rd, married (GL)
5375Laity, George Trythall, 34 Clifford rd, pensioner (GL)
New Zealand Government Records,
New Zealand Register of Deaths:
Registration Number:1946/27733
Family Name:Laity
Given Name:Fanny Emily
Date of Birth/Age at Death:82Y
Waikumete Cemetery, New Zealand:
Non-conformist Section B, Row 6, Plot 13
Headstone Reads:
In loving memory of
Thomas H ELEMENT
died 17 Sept 1906
aged 42 years
In loving memory of
William Avon GOOCH
died 28 Oct 1903
aged 15 years
Also his mother
Fanny Emily wife of
George Trythall LAITY
died 26 Nov 1946
aged 82 years
Burial Book:
ELEMENT Thomas Hodgson, adult,19 Sept 1906,Plot 12b *
BATTERSBY Margaret,infant,12 Nov 1913,Plot 12b
GOOCH William Avon,15y,30 Oct 1903Plot 13
LAITY Fanny Emily,adult,28 Nov 1946,Plot 13
* Thomas' religion is given as Salvation Army.
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1864 - 1946 (82 years)
