James Rutland Thompson1

#18218, (July 1845-December 1911)
Pedigree
ChartsThe Buttons of Suffolk
Birth*JUL 1845 James Rutland Thompson was born in JUL 1845 at Gainsborough, Lincolnshire, EnglandG.2 
Marriage*22 DEC 1878 He married Emily Harriot Button, daughter of James Button and Sarah Elizabeth Markham, on 22 DEC 1878 at St Pancras, Middlesex, EnglandG.1 
Employment*30 MAR 1881 James Rutland Thompson was employed as Laundry Warehouseman.3 
Residence*30 MAR 1881 He and Emily Harriot Button lived at 53 St James Road, Holloway, Middlesex, EnglandG, together with Jane Thompson.3 
Residence30 MAR 1891 James Rutland Thompson and Emily Harriot Button lived at 4 Henrietta Street, Deptford, London, EnglandG, together with Jane Thompson, Rupert James Thompson, Albert Edward Thompson, Ethel Mary Thompson and Charles Thompson.4 
Employment30 MAR 1901 James Rutland Thompson was employed as Packer of Provisions.5 
Residence30 MAR 1901 He and Emily Harriot Button lived at Deptford, LondonG, together with Jane Thompson, Albert Edward Thompson and Ethel Mary Thompson.5 
Residence2 APR 1911 James Rutland Thompson and Emily Harriot Button lived at 21 Hyde Street, Deptford, London, EnglandG.6 
Death*DEC 1911 James Rutland Thompson died in DEC 1911 at Uxbridge, Middlesex, EnglandG, aged 66.7 

Family

Emily Harriot Button b. Jun 1853, d. 15 Apr 1913
Marriage*22 DEC 1878 He married Emily Harriot Button, daughter of James Button and Sarah Elizabeth Markham, on 22 DEC 1878 at St Pancras, MiddlesexG.1 
Children
Last Edited22 Aug 2023

Citations

  1. [S48] Parish Register, marriage; James Rutland Thompson, jr. (Widower), father James Rutland, & Emily Harriott Button, 25, father James, St Pancras, Middlesex, no 26, p 13.
  2. [S17] BMD indices, birth, Gainsborough, Lincs., Jul-Sep 1845, vol 14 313.
  3. [S21] Extracted from the 1881 census.
  4. [S46] Extracted from the 1891 census.
  5. [S35] Extracted from the 1901 census.
  6. [S68] The England & Wales 1911 census.
  7. [S17] BMD indices, death, age 65, Uxbridge, Middlesex, Oct-Dec 1911, vol 3a 22.