Richard RIPPINGTON Richard SIMS Ann RIPPINGTON Richard RIPPINGTON Joseph Simms RIPPINGTON Mary Anne RIPPINGTON William RIPPINGTON John RIPPINGTON Thomas RIPPINGTON Henry RIPPINGTON Charles RIPPINGTON Vincent RIPPINGTON Mark RIPPINGTON Alice Louisa RIPPINGTON Ernest Edwin RIPPINGTON Mary TYSON Joseph RIPPINGTON Mary SIMMS Mini tree diagram
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Edwin RIPPINGTON1,2,3

1819 - 23rd Jul 1899

Pork Butcher

Life History

1819

Born in Marston, Oxfordshire

18th Jul 1819

Baptised in Marston, Oxfordshire

between 1841 and 1861

Occupation Butcher

1841

Resident in Upper Marylebone St., Middlesex, London

between 1851 and 1861

Resident in 24 Upper Marylebone St., Middlesex, London

1864

Married Mary TYSON in Louth, Lincolnshire

Name: Edwin Rippington to Mary Tyson
Year of Registration: 1864
Quarter of Registration: Jul-Aug-Sep
District: Louth
County: Lincolnshire
Volume: 7a
Page: 967

1870

Birth of daughter Alice Louisa RIPPINGTON in Marylebone, Kensington, Middlesex, London.4

between 1870 and 1871

Occupation Pork Butcher

between 1870 and 1871

Resident in 35 Upper Marylebone St., Middlesex, London

1871

Birth of son Ernest Edwin RIPPINGTON in Marylebone, Kensington, Middlesex, London

1880

Death of son Ernest Edwin RIPPINGTON in Marston, Oxfordshire

1881

Occupation Farmer of 46 acres employing 1 man & 1 boy

1881

Resident in Elsfield Road, Marston, Oxfordshire

1891

Occupation Farmer

1891

Resident in The Elms, Marston, Oxfordshire

23rd Jul 1899

Died in Marston, Oxfordshire

27th Jul 1899

Buried in Marston, Oxfordshire

Notes

  • Death Record Name  Edwin Rippington
    Year of Registration  1899
    Quarter of Registration  Jul-Aug-Sep
    Registration District  Headington
    Registration County  Oxfordshire
    Age at Death:  80
    Volume Number  3A
    Volume Page  612
  • Reading Mercury - Saturday 05 November 1887
    DISTRICT NEWS. OXFORDSHIRE. Sale of Farming Land. —On the 11th inst., a copyhold farm of about 43 acres, one-half of which is pasture and the remainder arable, known as Cross Farm, situated at Marston, and rented at 105l. per annum, was sold by auction at the Golden Cross Hotel, Oxford. It was purchased by Mr. Edward Rippington for 2,600l.
  • Younger brother Edwin must have worked with Charles & John at their butchers shop in 24 Upper Marylebone Street, London at least between 1841 until 1861.
    Upper Marylebone Street is now New Cavendish Street - the name changed in the late nineteenth century.
    Nearby public house 'The Ship', 18a Upper Marylebone Street, Marylebone, London - also listed as 22 Saville Street in 1881.
    The address of this pub is now given as 134 New Cavendish Street, W1, following street renaming.
    Hence 24 Upper Marylebone Street is most probably now 140 New Cavendish Street.
    In 1871 Edwin is listed at 35 Upper Marylebone Street (maybe his own shop), but in 1881 he's back in Marston at Elsfield Road, then in 1891 he's at his final resting place "The Elms" where he died in 1899.
  • Lloyd's Weekly Newspaper - Sunday 09 June 1872
    ILLEGAL WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
    On Monday the following cases of tradesmen having illegal scales, weights, and measures in their possession were heard before the magistrates at the Court house, Marylebone-lane:
    E. Rippington, pork butcher, 35, Upper Marylebone-street, scales ¼oz short, third offence, 20s—
    35 Upper Marylebone Street would now be 151 New Cavendish Street - The University of Westminster, Cavendish Campus is now at this location.

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