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Johannes ESTERLING
Parents:
Johannes Esterling, (a fisherman, of Sweden)
Johannes ESTERLING:
Born ABT 1787, Sweden
Died June 1853, Memel Street, Finsbury (aged 66 years)
Bur: 5th June 1853 St Luke, Finsbury, Islington, aged 66 years
Occupation: Fish Sauce maker {1}
Residence: St. Luke's, Middlesex
1st marriage
John EASTERLING = Elizabeth WADDLE
Married Tuesday 12 November 1811, St Leonards, Shoreditch {1}
Elizabeth WADDLE:
Born ABT 1788
Died 6 March 1839, St Giles, Cripplegate (East London) {2}
Buried 1839, Bunhill Fields or Tower Hamlets (aged 48 years) {3}
Two records of the death of Elizabeth exist
1. Burial of Elizabeth Easterling (aged 48 years) 1839 of St Giles Cripplegate
from Indexes to Bunhill Fields & Tower Hamlets
2. Elizabeth Easterling ?? Mar 1839 East London
from St Catherines Index
Parents: Thomas WADDLE & Elizabeth ????
John EASTERLING
John EASTERLING:
Born ABT 1815 Bethnal Green
Died 1857, Strand
Occupation: Brass Finisher & Gas fitter
1st marriage
John EASTERLING = Mary Ann VOKINS
Married 24 April 1837 St Savior, Southwark, Surrey
Mary Ann VOKINS:
Born: 14 July 1817 St John's, Southwark
Bapt: 31 August 1817 St Saviour, Southwark
Died: September 1849, Whitechapple
Parents: Robert VOKINS & Sarah WARD (Cooper)
2nd marriage
John EASTERLING = Eliza WOOD
Married Sunday 9 November 1851,
St. John's Church, St. John, Waterloo, Surrey
Eliza WOOD:
Alias Eliza SINCLAIR
Born ABT 1822, London, Middlesex
Died Saturday 6 October 1883,
91 Gloucester Street, Belgrave. (aged 61 years)
Occupation: Blind in 1881
Parents: Richard WOOD = ???? printer.
Charles EASTERLING
Charles EASTERLING:
Born 10 May 1815 Spencer Street, St George in the East
Bapt: 21 May 1815 St George in the East
Died:
Elizabeth EASTERLING
Elizabeth EASTERLING:
Born ABT 1824
Elizabeth EASTERLING = Alfred SIMMONS
Married Monday 27 October 1845,
St. John the Baptist, Hoxton, Shoreditch
Alfred SIMMONS:
Born ABT 1823
Occupation: Ostler
Parents: Richard SIMMONS = ????, labourer
2nd marriage
Elizabeth EASTERLING = Charles Singleton BAKER
Married 4 August 1862,
St. Olave, Southwark
Charles Singleton BAKER:
Born: 1817 Monks Eleigh, Suffolk
Bapt: 12 Jun 1817 St Peter, Monks Eleigh, Suffolk
Died: aft 1880 Carondelet, Saint Louis, Missouri, United States
Occupation: Baker
Parents: Charles BAKER & Harriet ???? - Miller
2nd marriage
John EASTERLING = Ann WILLSON
Married Sunday 19 July 1840,
St Luke, Old Street, EC1
Ann WILLSON:
Born: 10 Dec 1810 Hull, Yorkshire
Baptised: 26 April 1813 Hull, Yorkshire
Died Dec 1888 (aged 78 years) Barking
Parents: Robert WILLSON & Ann ????
Christopher EASTERLING
Christopher EASTERLING:
Born 1841, St Luke, Old Street, EC1
Died 19 December 1916, Lunatic Asylum, Essex (aged 75 years)
Occupation: Fisherman, Labourer in Jute factory
Residence: Barking, Essex
Christopher EASTERLING = Harriet GLADWIN
Married Thursday 30 May 1867, St. James, Shoreditch, E1
Harriet GLADWIN:
Born March 1840, Norwood, Croydon, Surrey
Christened February 1840,
St. John the Baptist, Croydon
Died 1915, Barking (aged 75 years)
Buried 1915
Parents: Thomas Gladwin & Jane ????
Additional Details
{1} Morning Post - Tuesday 21 October 1828
INDIAN CONDIMENT (lately introduced into this country)
JOHN EASTERLING and CO, respectfully inform the nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, that the INDIAN CURRIE PASTE and MULLIGATAWNY PASTE, which was formerly sold as two different articles, is now by us UNITED IN ONE, and made superior to any yet offered to the public (and we request but one trial to prove the fact), to which will be found ample printed directions for use, as well as for their superior Bengal Chattny, and Chattny Sauce, so much admired in India, to be used with fish, venison, game, cold meats, etc.
The Curry or Mulligatawny Paste sold in jars of half pints, 1s 6d; pints 2s 6d; quarts 4s 6d.
Chattny in bottles of half pints 2s 6d; pints 4s.
Chattny Sauce in bottles of half pints 2s; pints 3s 6d
Manufactured and sold wholesale by John Easterl;ing; and retail by
Morel, 111, Piccadilly:
Carter, 332, Oxford Stree;
Finnis, 79, Great Tower Street;
Stanley, 19, King Street, Tower Hill, near the Mint:
Grant. 17, Gracechurch Street.
All orders received at any of these places will be immediatly attended to.
{1} Morning Post - Tuesday 27 January 1829
JOHN EASTERLING and Co's Superior INDIAN CONDIMENTS, INDIAN CURRY, or MUL:LIGATAWNY PASTE, equal to the Indian Manner.
This Paste is a compound of a variety of spicy and wholesome ingredients, a small portion of which not only gives an excellent flavour to Rice, but produces a superior Dish to any that can be prepared with all the train of seasonings generally used in Cookery.
Sold in Jars, Half-pints 1s 6d; pints 2s 6d; quarts 4s 6d: with ample printed directions for use.
Also Supirior Bengal Chattny, and Chattny Sauce, so distinguished for its peculiar taste and fine flavour, for Fish, Beef, Cold Meat, and Game of every description, etc.
These highly approved Preparations, combining matchless quality, super-piquance, and delicious flavour, have induced many families to express their high approbation, considering them Superior although more than one-third less in cost, to any other Sauce of the kind, and are convinced that one trial therefore will prove the opinion to all parties.
The Chattny is sold in Bottles, Half-pints 2s 6d; Pints 4s
Chattny Sauce in Bottles, Half-pints 2s; Pints 3s 6d
Manufactured and sold Wholesale by John Easterling and Co., No 2, White Lion Court, Cornhill, London and their agent
Morel, 210; Aveling and
Bentham, 62, Piccadilly;
Carter, 332, and Conway, 210, Oxford Street:
Slodden and Stocking, 42, High Street, St Marylebone;
John Sneed, 18, Hunter Street, Brunswick Square;
Toby, 8, Norton Folgate;
Grant, 17, Gracechurch Street:
Finnis, 79, Great Tower Street, Stapley, 19, King Street, Tower Hill;
Morris, High Street, Peckham;
Browne, 3, High Street, Camberwell;
Price, 37, Crosby Row, Walworth;
Dennis, Church Street, Hackney;
J. W. Gaulter, 1, Piccadilly, Manchester;
Charles Greatwood, Bull Street, and
S. W. Lucas, 26, New Street, Birmingham;
Tricker, 111, St. James Street, Brighton.
19th July 1840
Marriage by banns at parish church, in parish of St. Luke, County of Middlesex.
John Easterling, of full age, widower, dealer in fish sauces, of James Street, (signs)
son of John Easterling, fisherman, and
Ann Willson, of full age, spinster, of James Street, (she marks)
daughter of William Willson, carpenter
Witnesses : Robert Wilson (signs) & Edw. C Tracey (signs)
by John Howard Ki??, Curate.
1841 Census
City Road, St Luke
Ironmonger Row
| name |
age |
trade |
born |
| John Easterling |
54 |
Dealer |
foreign parts |
| Ann Easterling |
35 |
|
(blank) |
| Christopher Easterling |
5 weeks |
|
born in County |
| Elizabeth Saundey |
48 |
|
born in County |
1851 Census
Borough of Finsbury,Parish of St. Luke's
90 Whitecross Street
| name |
relation |
married |
age |
trade |
born |
| John Easterling |
head |
mar |
64 |
Fish Sauce maker |
Sweden |
| Christopher Easterling |
son |
un |
10 |
|
London |
| Elizabeth Simmons |
dau |
mar |
23 |
|
London |
| Alfred Simmons |
son |
un |
3 |
|
London |
| Charles Simmons |
son |
un |
1 |
|
London |
1851 Census
Lambeth, Surrey
Park Place, Brixton Road
| name |
relation |
married |
age |
trade |
born |
| Ann Easterling |
servant |
mar |
40 |
Charwoman |
Hull, Yorkshire |
1871 Census
St Margaret's, Barking
Northburry Cottages
| name |
relation |
married |
age |
trade |
born |
| Harriet Easterling |
head |
mar |
31 |
Fisherman's Wife |
Norwood, Surrey |
| Hannah E Easterling |
dau |
un |
2 |
|
London, Middlesex |
| Harriet Jane Easterling |
dau |
un |
1 |
|
London, Middlesex |
| Ann Wiseman |
mother |
wid |
|
|
Hull, Yorkshire |
White Cross Street was named after a cross, painted white, which stood outside
a house belonging to Holy Trinity Priory, Aldgate, in the 13th century. The
street once ran from Fore Street to Old Street but the southern half was
obliterated in the 2nd world war.
Whitecross Street prison for debtors stood at the corner with Fore Street
from 1813 until it closed in 1870. In 1876-7 the Midland Railway Company
built a goods terminus on the site, which was also destroyed in the war.
Whitecross Street market was a flourishing Victorian market between Old Street
and Upper Whitecross Street. In 1861 Mayhew counted 150 stalls here.
It was cleared in the 1890's to make way for a housing development. The site
is now covered by the redeveloped Barbican.
Death Certificate in the registration district of St. George, Hanover Square.
Eliza Easterling, aged 61 years, died 6th October 1883 at 91 Gloucester Street, Belgrave.
Widow of William (sic) Easterling, Gas fitter (Master)
Senile decay years. Certified by R H Hotham MRCSL.
Florence Wood, daughter in law in attendance, of 91 Gloucester Street, Belgrave
Registered 8th October 1883. F H Doggel, Registrar.
1881 Census
Institution: " Chelsea Workhouse " Arthur Street
| name |
relation |
married |
age |
trade |
born |
notes |
| Elizabeth TATE |
|
wid |
79 |
|
Brompton, Middlesex, England |
pauper |
| Ellen CONNORS |
|
wid |
70 |
|
London, Middlesex, England |
pauper |
| Harriet DAWSON |
|
un |
44 |
washing |
London, Middlesex, England |
pauper |
Source: FHL Film 1341019 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 0084 Folio 98 Page 23
In 1812, after various unsuccessful attempts, the Gas-Light and Coke Co.
became the first gas company to receive a charter of incorporation to
provide light to the city of London, Westminster and the borough of
Southwark. It set up its works in Great Peter Street, Westminster. Gas
street lamps appeared on Westminster Bridge.
Soon several other gas companies, both statutory and non-statutory,
were established. Amongst these were the City of London, the Imperial and
the Independant north of the river, and the South London, South Metropolitan
and Pheonix south of the river, the latter having bought the rights
of supply and mains from the Gas-Light and Coke Co.
Marriage Register
St Olave, Southwark
4 August 1862
Charles Singleton Baker aged 45, batchelor, Miller of Chertsey
son of Charles Baker, Miller
Elizabeth Simmons aged 34 widow of Duke Street
daughter of John Easterling, Fish Sauce Maker
were married by banns (both sign)
Witnesses ? H Chapman ? Sarah Bedford
By Thomas P Throule
Sources
1:
Vital Records Index; Secondary evidence
ESTERLING, Johannes Marriage
Wife: Elisabeth WADDLE
Marriage Date: 12 Nov 1811 Recorded in: Saint Leonards, Shoreditch, London, England
Source: FHL Number 405103 Dates: 1808-1813
2:
St Catherine's Index; Secondary evidence
St Catherine House Index
3:
Burial Index; Secondary evidence
From Index of Burial at Bunhill Field or Tower Hamlets
4:
Certified Entry of Death; Page 202; Primary evidence
Registration district Chelsea North west
19th February 1868, The Workhouse, Chelsea
Mary Easterling aged 54 years, wife of Thomas Easterling a labourer
Cause of death - Morbus Cordis, certified
Informant - E Tate present at death, The workhouse, Chelsea
Registered 3rd March 1868
John Perry, registrar
Last update October 2023 - John Easterling (1787-1853)
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