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ALEXANDER
WILLIAM JAMES DURHAM’s FAMILY PHOTOS |
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GRAVES AT NUNHEAD CEMETERY, SURREY sometime in the 1980’s |
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CHARLES
EVAN DURHAM, his mother-in-law SUSANNAH O'DONAGHUE |
AMELIA
MARIA DURHAM, her husband ALEXANDER ANTHONY DURHAM, his sister SARAH ANN
DURHAM |
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the inscription reads In
loving Remembrance Charles
Evan Durham, who fell asleep in Jesus 23 March 1875 aged 33 years “The
memory of just is past” Susannah
O'Donaghue died 1st March 1886(?), aged
86 |
In
affectionate Remembrance of Amelia Maria Durham, the dearly loved wife of
Alexander Durham, who fell asleep 10th June 1888, in her 30th
year “Until
the day break and shock flew away” Also
of the above Alexander Anthony Durham who fell asleep 2nd May
1919, aged 74 years “I
know that my Redeemer liveth” Also
Sarah Ann Durham who fell asleep 22 December 1915, aged 69 years |
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ALEXANDER ANTH ONY DURHAM’s HOMES today
(Google) |
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· THERE IS NO MYRTLE
PLACE IN GREENWICH TODAY – IN THE 1881 CENSUS, MYRTLE PLACE CAME AFTER ST
JOHN’S ROAD, IN EAST GREENWICH |
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The
Woodman pub, 181 High Road, Lee, Kent ·
the author does not have Alexander Anthony’s exact place of birth (1844), but
his father was living at this pub in 1840, so there is a fair chance he was
born here |
18
George Street, Greenwich, Kent ·
it has not been possible to find the original house – apparently King George
Street is a renumbered composite of three partial of George Streets, and 17A
(the next house on the census sheet) would have been down near the east end
by the park ·
this house however is a possible candidate ·
photo courtesy of Alexander Anthony’s great-grandson |
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Myrtle Place, Greenwich, Kent |
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Blyth Vale, Catford, Kent |
137
Algernon Road, Lewisham, Kent ·
views of nos. 147 and 157 are not available, but the houses are probably
similar |
31 Glenwood Road, Catford, Surrey (the
house with the white door) |
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· THE BEGINNING OF VALE
ROAD IS ALL CAR PARKS, SUPERMARKETS AND INDUSTRIAL PREMISES TODAY |
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30
Great Elms Road, Bromley, Kent (the
white house) |
4 Vale Road, Tunbridge Wells, Kent |
50 Upper Richmond Road, Mortlake, Surrey (the house with the white door) |
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some property that ALEXANDER ANTHONY
owned, today (Google) |
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the row of houses in Roan Street, Greenwich, Kent
that Alexander Anthony owned · the plaque over the houses, 1846, is
presumably the year they were built · two of his descendants still live there · his cousin William Jacob Smith Durham lived in Roan Street in the
1860’s – his 2nd son (the author’s grandfather’s brother) was born
there, and his 1st wife died there – but there is no indication as
to where in the street, and whether he lived in a pub or in a house –
however, the cemetery record for his wife’s burial mentions THE
GREY COAT BOY pub, which is further down the street ►
DURHAM PUBS ·
the houses were built while the law still forbade the now-standard
construction of roofs with slates/tiles extending beyond the walls, so the
whole row has a front wall that carries on up above the eaves, which creates
a flat area of roof to leak |
4 Nevada Street (formerly Silver Street), Greenwich, Kent · this house was
eventually sold to pay death duties in the 1970’s |
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St Alphege
Passage (formerly Church Passage), Greenwich, Kent · Alexander Anthony is variously recorded as
owning nos. 1-4 OR nos. 12,13,16 – perhaps they are the same houses,
having been renumbered |
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southwest end, corner of Roan Street |
northeast end, corner of Evelyn Street, A206, next to the church of St Alphege · the shops shown are not part of St Alphege Passage |
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· 31 HADDO STREET, GREENWICH, KENT CAN’T BE FOUND ON GOOGLE – PERHAPS
THERE ARE FLATS THERE TODAY |
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· MORE PHOTOS OF ALEXANDER ANTHONY’s
FAMILY HOPEFULLY TO FOLLOW |
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