Born (c 1812): | Co Cork, Ireland, c 1812 | Source: 1901 England Census |
Married; | Catherine Halpin | |
Father (c 1844) | Mary [d. November 1867 – unsourced entry on Ancestry] | |
Father (c 1845) | Susan [d. March 1898 – FreeBMD entry on Ancestry] | |
Father (April 1848) | William Philip [near Thurles, Co Tipperary] | |
Father (June 1849) | Thomas [Kinsale, Co Cork – witnesses] | |
Resided (c. 1851-1868) | Bandon, Co Cork | |
Father (1851) | John [Bandon, presumed] | |
Father (1854) | George [Bandon, presumed] | |
Father (1857) | Joseph [Bandon, presumed] | |
Resided (1868-) | Cork, Co Cork | Newspaper account of transfer to Cork Gaol |
Resided (1879) | 31 Dunbar St., Cork, Co Cork | Catherine Allen, obituary |
Widowed (1879): | July 29, 1879 | Catherine Allen, obituary, death certificate |
Resided (1895) | 7 Chapel St., Westminster, Greater London | Marriage certificate |
Married (1895): | Eliza Ann Spry, June 5, 1895 – St George Hanover Square, London, England, UK | Marriage certificate |
Resided (1901): | 54A Charlwood Street, Westminster, Greater London | 1901 England Census |
Widowed (1907): | November 5, 1907. | Eliza Allen, burial registration 089754. |
Resided (1907): | 25A Lillington Street, Westminster | Eliza Allen, burial registration 089754. |
Resided (1908): | 7 Woods Place, Westminster, Greater London. | Thomas Allen, death certificate. |
Died (1908): | April 9, 1908 | Thomas Allen, death certificate. |
Buried: | St. Mary Roman Catholic Cemetery, Kensal Green, London, April 13, 1908 | Thomas Allen burial registration 090390. |
Photo
Unattributed photo, uploaded to Ancestry by Yvonne Cooper.
Cork Examiner, February 1, 1868
Allen’s Father – Mr. Thomas Allen, father of William Philip Allen, and for years bridewell-keeper at Bandon, has been removed to the County Gaol of this city, where he will henceforth fill the position of warder. This change, though entailing more work, will also involve an increase of salary.
Dublin Evening Mail, February 2, 1868
Allen’s Father. We have received information, which we have reason to believe reliable, that the father of young William Philip Allen, executed at Manchester, last November – Mr. Thomas Allen, who has been for years the bridewell-keeper in Bandon – is about to be, or perhaps has been, removed to Cork County Jail, and promoted to the post of warder. Mr. Allen is a man of advanced age, in the declining years of life, and the duties of a warder in the jails of this part of the country involve work trying to any health, and perhaps it may turn out after all that Mr. Allen’s failing constitution will not be restored by the change. We believe that he has gained pecuniarily by the change. – Cork Herald.
1895 Marriage Certificate – Eliza Ann Spry
1895 Marriage solemnized at St. Mary’s Chapel, Horseferry Road, in the District of St. George Hanover Square, in the County of London, No. 183, Fifth June 1895, Thomas Allen, 80 years old, widower, police pensioner, 7 Chapel Street, Westminister, Father: Thomas Allen (deceased) –Farmer, Eliza Coaker, 74 years old, widower, 15 Dacre Street, Westminister, Father: Thomas Spry (deceased) – Tea Merchant. Married in the St. Mary’s Chapel, according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Roman Catholic Church by Certificate in the presence of us Anne Baker, Mary Sheppard, by me Henry Martin, RC Priest, JE Shand, Registrar.
1901 England Census
Administrative County of London, Civil Parish of St. John, Ecclesiastical Parish of St. James the Less, Municipal Borough of City of Westminister, Ward of Municipal Borough of No 1 Tothill Fields, Parliamentary Borough or Division of Westminister.
54A Charlwood Street, Thomas Allen, Head of family, 89 years old at last birthday, no profession or occupation given, born Cork, Ireland; Eliza Allen, wife, 79 years old, no profession or occupation given, born Yealmpton [pronounced “yalmpton”], Devon.
1908 Death Certificate
Entry 484 – Ninth April 1908, 7 Woods Place, Thomas Allen, male, 96 years, a Pensioner, Irish constabulary, senile decay, certified by [Dr.] V.P. Gonsalves, [M.D.] L.R.C.P., Joseph Allen, son, present at the death, 7 Woods Place, Westminister, Tenth April 1908, [Mr.] C.O. Elkerton, Registration. 1
- Mr. C.O. Elkerton is identified as Vaccination Officer, of the Union of St. George’s, in the Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Westminister, the United Parishes of St. Margaret and St. John, http://wellcomelibrary.org/moh/report/b20057076/23#?asi=0&ai=23&z=-0.4126%2C-0.0307%2C1.9362%2C0.8312. ↩