Elizabeth Helen# SENIOR

  General Notes:

Got maiden name from Anne St Wright/G-P research. Also got parents from same source.

Shown as Eliza in Aitkens research, but is definately Elizabeth on 1871 census form.

NB; Henry was married twice, secondly to Elizabeth, but if Henry married Eliz in '45 (she was only 17??) then all the children shown ARE hers.

At time of wedding living at; 3 Barrowby Street.

1841 Census; can't find, prob in Jamaica.

1851 Census (age 22) living at 6 Islington Green, St Mary's Islington, London with husband, 2 daughters, 1 visitor (George Gibbs, 24, Booksellers Assitant), 1 pupil (Philip Jones, 17) and 2 servants.

1861 Census (age 54) living at 32 Compton Terrace, Islington, London with husband, children, brother (Arthur Senior) and 4 servants.

1871 Census (age 42); Living at 32 Compton Terrace, Islington, London with husband and 8 daughters and 1 son. Also 4 servants.

1881 Census (age 52) incorrectly indexed on ancestry as 'Bakman'. Living as widow at 13 Canonbury Lane, Islington with 6 daughters, 1 visitor (Edward Bayess?, 28, Physcian) and 4 servants. Occupation; Annuitant. 13 Canonbury Lane shown in Wendy Henderson's photograph.

1881; Witness at wedding of Christopher StJW and Agnes Louisa Bateman.

1890; Witness at the wedding of Bernard M Bateman and Alice Hinkson.

1891 Census (age 62) Living as widow at 64 Longridge Road, Brompton, S.Kensington with 5 daughters, son and 3 servants. Occupation; Living on own means.

Wendy found article in old Times where an 80 yr old confidence trickers was invited into the house on Longridge Rd and entertained by Miss Bateman and her mother on the pretext that he was a friend of their sister/dau in Indian. Whilst he was there he stole some medical instruments. This chap used to smooth talk servants to get his way into big houses !

1901 Census (age 73) Living as widow at 64 Longridge Road, St Cuthbert's Parish, Brompton, S.Kensington with 3 daughters and 3 servants. Occupation; Living on own means.

Circa 1914; She was still living at Longridge Road, according to Anthony's B fathers book on WWI, but she died in 1910 ?!?!

Lived for 30 years after death of her husband, who was 22 years older than her.

Elizabeth married Dr. Henry Charles# BATEMAN FRCS, LSA, son of Thomas# BATEMAN and Jane# JORDAN, on 27 Dec 1845 in Christchurch, Argyll Square, London. (Dr. Henry Charles# BATEMAN FRCS, LSA was born on 30 Sep 1806 in Burton On Trent, christened on 26 Nov 1806 in Burton On Trent and died on 21 Nov 1880 in Islington, London.)