Joseph AKERMAN

Joseph AKERMAN

1837 – 1919 · Patney, Wiltshire
Partner: Martha CLAY
👶Birth
25/03/1837 12:15am
🏛️ Queen Victoria accedes to the throne
Patney, Wiltshire 📍 📎 Photo
Baptism
12/02/1838
🏛️ Coronation of Queen Victoria
St Swithin Church, Woodland Road, Patney, Wiltshire, SN10 3QZ 📍 📎 Baptism
🏠Lived (14)
1851
🏛️ Irish Potato Famine
Patney, Wiltshire 📍 📎 Census
🚢Emigration (17)
1854
🏛️ Crimean War
Saltspring Island, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada 📍 1911 Census
💒Marriage (26)
14/04/1863
🏛️ London Underground opens
Martha CLAY
💼Occupation (64)
1901
🏛️ Second Boer War
Farmer 1901 Census
✝️Death (82)
12/10/1919
🏛️ Treaty of Versailles
Saltspring Island, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada 📍
Aged 82
🪦Burial
10/1919
Saint Mary's Anglican Church Cemetery, Fulford Harbour, British Columbia, Canada 📍 📎 Grave
Children with Martha CLAY
F
b. 1865, Saltspring Island, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada · m. 1890 Joe NIGHTINGDALE
M
b. 1868, Saltspring Island, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada · m. 1893 Georgina Marie HOREL
F
b. 1870, Saltspring Island, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada · m. 1895 John William WALLACE
F
b. 1872, Saltspring Island, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada · m. 1897 Arthur CARTWRIGHT · m. 1910 William James PAGE
M
b. 1873, Saltspring Island, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada · d. 1953, Lady Minto Hospital, Ganges, Saltspring Island, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
M
b. 1875, Saltspring Island, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada · d. 1958, Lady Minto Hospital, Ganges, Saltspring Island, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada · m. 1900 Annie CAMPBELL
M
b. 1877, Saltspring Island, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada · d. 1927 · m. 1900 URQUART
M
b. 1879, Saltspring Island, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada · d. 1947, Saltspring Island, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Notes

Pioneered Saltspring Island, Canada

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