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SURNAME
CHRISTIAN NAME(S)
BIRTH DATE/PLACE
MARRIAGE DATE/PLACE
 DIED  
 

Individual
Darkins
Sarah Ann
 8/12/1877 Icklingham 16/4/1900 St James Church Icklingham  20/12/1960 Southend  
 
Father
Darkins
George
13/8/1876

   
 
Mother
Wright
Elizabeth

   
 
Siblings
Darkins
William Mack
05/02/1901 East St. Prittlewell.

   
 
Darkins
Eleanor Jane (Cis)
   
 
Darkins
Arthur George (George)
  

   
 
Spouse
Hardingham
Ernest Mack
  13/8/1876
16/4/1900 Icklingham
    
 
Children
Hardingham
Frank Edward
  30/09/1909
Coleman St. Gospel Hall Southend
    
 
Hardingham
William Mack
 5/2/1901 East St, Prittlewell, Southend on Sea 

   
    Hardingham Eleanor Jane (aka Cis)  26/8/1903      
 
Hardingham
Arthur George (aka George)
22/7/1905
Coleman St. Gospel Hall 21/5/1930
    
 
Hardingham
Jonathan Richard (Jack)
26.10.1913
Coleman St. Gospel Hall Southend
    
 
Hardingham
Ivy Edith
17/7/1915
   
    Hardingham Ernest Henry 25/1/1917 10/5/1939 17/8/1989  
    Hardingham Alfred Ernest        
    Hardingham Grace Sarah 19/4/1920
 Coleman St. G.H. S/end 24/10/1970
    
                             
                               
                                             
 

Notes on Individual.

Sarah Ann Darkins.

Icklingham is in the district of Mildenhall, Suffolk. Brothers on Census Return 1881.
Short Cert. - Sarah Ann Darkins born 8/12/1877 registered on 16th Jan 1878 in Sub dist.Lakenheath.
Marriage Cert. - Marriage in St. James Church, Icklingham, Suffolk. Copy made on 5th June 1900.
Ernest Mack Hardingham 23, Bachelor - Blacksmith of Prittlewell, Essex. Father - Israel Hardingham!! (Dye)
Sarah Ann Darkins 22, spinster of Icklingham. Father - George Darkins - Labourer.
Israel's occupation was a Wheelwright. Witnesses - Gertrude Annie Dye & John S. Darkins. Rector was A. Anstruther Wilkinson.
Death Cert. - Cause of death - (a) Hypostatic Congestion (b) Myocardial Failure (c) Arteriosclerosis. Informant - E. Hardingham of 40 Madeira Ave.
Leigh-on-Sea on 21st Dec 60. Funeral Service held at Coleman St. Gospel Hall on Wed. 28th Dec 1960 2.30 pm.

Southend Sutton Cemetery. Sang the 23rd Psalm at graveside. Will in Somerset House - widow - Probate London 5/4/1961 to AGH metalwelder effects. £322.12.0d.

Order of Service the Hymns sung at the funeral service were 'Precious thought - my Father knoweth' and 'God holds the key of all unknown. Grave is in Sutton Cemetery, Southend - See Ernest Mack Hardingham for plot details.
Final Account from Brandreth & Iles. - Sale of Milton St nos.31/33 £3,500. Distribution to 9 children £387.16.3 each.

Sarah (Darkins) Hardingham had wrapped all the christmas presents before she died. In the Final Account given to Ivy there is a piece of wrapping paper and a length of gold braiding - we assume from the present.

(Christmas) Obituary - from newspaper cutting Mrs. S,A.Hardingham The death occurred on Tuesday 20th December, after short illness of Mrs. S.A.Hardingham aged 83 widow of the late Mr. E.M.Hardingham, blacksmith and farrier of 33 Milton St. Southend. She leaves six sons, three daughters, twelve grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. She had been a resident of Southend for over 60 years, and a member of the Gospel Hall, Coleman Street, for 53 years, where the funeral service took place on Wednesday

(I seem to have cut this short whilst changing over the info.)