LINOM FAMILY, CANTERBURY

~ LINOM FAMILY ~

CANTERBURY

PAINTING of Alderman W. H. LINOM in the Royal Museum of Canterbury - Mayor of Canterbury 1871 and 1876

1804 (The poll for the Knights of the shire to represent the county of Kent) Freeholders and Adobe - Benjamin HOBDAY, Freehold - Canterbury, house, occupied by J. LINOM, &c.

1820 New Monthly Magazine - [married] At Westgate, Mr. Blake, brewer to Miss LINOM

1838 Stapleton Directory - John LINOM (day), 1 Palace Street, listed under Academies and Seminaries

1840's Mead LINOM, Cabinet maker in Cock Lane (now Westgate Grove) and son John LINOM, Schoolmaster

Thomas Kevenhuller LINOM, married Ann Packman 1844 in Canterbury

Freemen of Canterbury

John LINOM of Westgate in Kent, Scrivener. 1789 (listed under Freemen by marriage but no wife noted)

Marriages of LINOM

Harriet LINOM April 13, 1820 to George BLAKE at Holy Cross, Canterbury

Jane LINOM May 25, 1828 to Henry BEASLEY at St. Margaret, Canterbury

John LINOM January 1, 1789 to Martha ADAMS at Holy Cross, Canterbury

Mary Ann LINOM July 16, 1832 to Edward Dore BEASLEY at St. Margaret, Canterbury

Mead LINOM November 19, 1781 to Jane MARSH at St. Mildreds, Canterbury

Sarah LINOM October 18 1807 to Edward SILK at Holy Cross, Canterbury

Birth of a John Thomas LINOM in Canterbury in 1847

June 18, 1850 Burial of a Henry LINOM Cullen of Palace Street, age 22 years at Canterbury Cathedral

1850 Death of a Frederick LINOM, printer, Canterbury

1850's William H. LINOM, Draper "COMMERCE HOUSE" (no. 2 Sun Street)

1860's AD Kent House and Commerce House. W.H. Linom, Linen and Woollen draper, Silk Mercer, Hosier, Haberdasher & Laceman, Stay and Straw Bonnet Warehouse, 1 & 2 Sun Street, Canterbury, (The Mourning Bonnet - Trade has become an increasing branch in this establishment, and those who are in search of a good Crape or Silk Bonnet can see a large assortment, at Prices to suit all classes of the community. Widows' Bonnets and Caps made to order.) Welch Flannels, Carpetings and Rugs.

Death of a Mead LINOM 1863 Canterbury

1865 Thomas K. LINOM, 34 Burgate Street (parish of qualification Saint Gregory), voted "Dering"

Thomas K. LINOM, Cabinet Maker & Appraiser was born in Canterbury, he married Ann PACKMAN of Canterbury who was a Milliner and Dressmaker in the 70's and they had a daughter Eliza Jane LINOM who was also a Dressmaker, the family was living on Burgate Street (&) It looks like by the 90's Eliza's parents had passed away and she has moved to Castle street and has a Dressmaking business going with a partner by the name of Maria CAISTOR of Ospringe, they also apprenticed a Sissie Sarah CAISTER of Ashford in the early 90's.

It seems like many of the LINOM family born in Canterbury have moved away to other parts of the country. A John A. Linom of Canterbury resides in Portsmouth Hampshire in the 1880's, a John T. LINOM is in Leyton, Essex (this is John Thomas Linom, son of Thomas Kevenhuller Linom), and a Robert W. Linom has gone off to Newington London. W. H. Linom is in St. Peter, Kent in the 70's. And we find a George L. Linom in Lambeth in the early 90's.

Thomas K. LINOM, Canterbury, Furniture Dealer, May 9 at 3 at Fleur-de-Lis Hotel, Canterbury. Plummer & Fielding, Canterbury, Solicitors. (The Weekley Notes) Proceedings for liquidation by arrangement or composition with creditors. Notices of first meetings. Friday, April 25, 1879.

(Dec 18, 1878, Journal of Horticulture and Cottage Gardener) Canterbury Poultry Show - This exhibition was held at the Music Hall, on the 12th and 13th. The competition was confined to the counties of Kent, Sussex, Surrey, and Middlesex, and considering the very limited accommodation the Music Hall offered for a Show of this description, we think it would have been wiser to have restricted the competition to one county only, or to have made a number of less classes, as it is very important both for the comfort of the visitors and the birds, that the organisers of a show should carefully consider the space they have at their command.....Pheasants (Gold or Silver) hc, W. H. Linom, Canterbury

Death of a Thomas Kevenhuller LINOM January 29th, 1880 in Canterbury at 46 Burgate Street, Canterbury

William Henry LINOM died 1888 in Canterbury

Canterbury - Wm. Henry LINOM, of St. Peter's Street, Canterbury, Esq., John Callaway of Canterbury, Esq. Duncan and Murton, 13 Southampton street Bloomsbury, W.C. (List of Sheriffs, Under Sheriffs Deputies and Agents for 1871)

Alderman LINOM donated money towards the restoration of Holy Cross Graveyard by J.M. Cowper

Death of a widow Caroline Elizabeth LINOM (Leigh House, Canterbury) Feb 24, 1895

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~ LINOM FAMILY ~ CANTERBURY PAINTING of Alderman W. H. LINOM in the Royal Museum of Canterbury - Mayor of Canterbury 1871 and 1876 1804 (The poll for the Knights of the shire to represent the county of Kent) Freeholders and Adobe - Benjamin HOBDAY, Freehold - Canterbury, house, occupied by J. LINOM, &c. 1820 New Monthly Magazine - [married] At Westgate, Mr. Blake, brewer to Miss LINOM 1838 Stapleton Directory - John LINOM (day), 1 Palace Street, listed under Academies and Seminaries 1840's Mead LINOM, Cabinet maker in Cock Lane (now Westgate Grove) and son John LINOM, Schoolmaster Thomas Kevenhuller LINOM, married Ann Packman 1844 in Canterbury Freemen of Canterbury John LINOM of Westgate in Kent, Scrivener. 1789 (listed under Freemen by marriage but no wife noted) Marriages of LINOM Harriet LINOM April 13, 1820 to George BLAKE at Holy Cross, Canterbury Jane LINOM May 25, 1828 to Henry BEASLEY at St. Margaret, Canterbury John LINOM January 1, 1789 to Martha ADAMS at Holy Cross, Canterbury Mary Ann LINOM July 16, 1832 to Edward Dore BEASLEY at St. Margaret, Canterbury Mead LINOM November 19, 1781 to Jane MARSH at St. Mildreds, Canterbury Sarah LINOM October 18 1807 to Edward SILK at Holy Cross, Canterbury Birth of a John Thomas LINOM in Canterbury in 1847 June 18, 1850 Burial of a Henry LINOM Cullen of Palace Street, age 22 years at Canterbury Cathedral 1850 Death of a Frederick LINOM, printer, Canterbury 1850's William H. LINOM, Draper "COMMERCE HOUSE" (no. 2 Sun Street) 1860's AD Kent House and Commerce House. W.H. Linom, Linen and Woollen draper, Silk Mercer, Hosier, Haberdasher & Laceman, Stay and Straw Bonnet Warehouse, 1 & 2 Sun Street, Canterbury, (The Mourning Bonnet - Trade has become an increasing branch in this establishment, and those who are in search of a good Crape or Silk Bonnet can see a large assortment, at Prices to suit all classes of the community. Widows' Bonnets and Caps made to order.) Welch Flannels, Carpetings and Rugs. Death of a Mead LINOM 1863 Canterbury 1865 Thomas K. LINOM, 34 Burgate Street (parish of qualification Saint Gregory), voted "Dering" Thomas K. LINOM, Cabinet Maker & Appraiser was born in Canterbury, he married Ann PACKMAN of Canterbury who was a Milliner and Dressmaker in the 70's and they had a daughter Eliza Jane LINOM who was also a Dressmaker, the family was living on Burgate Street (&) It looks like by the 90's Eliza's parents had passed away and she has moved to Castle street and has a Dressmaking business going with a partner by the name of Maria CAISTOR of Ospringe, they also apprenticed a Sissie Sarah CAISTER of Ashford in the early 90's. It seems like many of the LINOM family born in Canterbury have moved away to other parts of the country. A John A. Linom of Canterbury resides in Portsmouth Hampshire in the 1880's, a John T. LINOM is in Leyton, Essex (this is John Thomas Linom, son of Thomas Kevenhuller Linom), and a Robert W. Linom has gone off to Newington London. W. H. Linom is in St. Peter, Kent in the 70's. And we find a George L. Linom in Lambeth in the early 90's. Thomas K. LINOM, Canterbury, Furniture Dealer, May 9 at 3 at Fleur-de-Lis Hotel, Canterbury. Plummer & Fielding, Canterbury, Solicitors. (The Weekley Notes) Proceedings for liquidation by arrangement or composition with creditors. Notices of first meetings. Friday, April 25, 1879. (Dec 18, 1878, Journal of Horticulture and Cottage Gardener) Canterbury Poultry Show - This exhibition was held at the Music Hall, on the 12th and 13th. The competition was confined to the counties of Kent, Sussex, Surrey, and Middlesex, and considering the very limited accommodation the Music Hall offered for a Show of this description, we think it would have been wiser to have restricted the competition to one county only, or to have made a number of less classes, as it is very important both for the comfort of the visitors and the birds, that the organisers of a show should carefully consider the space they have at their command.....Pheasants (Gold or Silver) hc, W. H. Linom, Canterbury Death of a Thomas Kevenhuller LINOM January 29th, 1880 in Canterbury at 46 Burgate Street, Canterbury William Henry LINOM died 1888 in Canterbury Canterbury - Wm. Henry LINOM, of St. Peter's Street, Canterbury, Esq., John Callaway of Canterbury, Esq. Duncan and Murton, 13 Southampton street Bloomsbury, W.C. (List of Sheriffs, Under Sheriffs Deputies and Agents for 1871) Alderman LINOM donated money towards the restoration of Holy Cross Graveyard by J.M. Cowper Death of a widow Caroline Elizabeth LINOM (Leigh House, Canterbury) Feb 24, 1895 PLEASE CAN YOU CONTACT ME IF YOU HAVE ANY FURTHER INFORMATION TO SHARE ON THE FAMILY
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