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brittanybroke · 8 days
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Made a lil cottage for a fairy named Lilli Lark
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dubmill · 2 years
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St Mary's, Willesden, London; 2.9.2018
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daveyboiiiii92 · 7 months
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project42 · 10 months
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Marylebone Platform 2: Connection Meet on the concourse beside the flower stall. Midday. He’d been very specific about it which was unusual; they typically met at Marylebone anyway and just found each other under the departure boards. Five dates now, six if you counted when they met, and the station was equally convenient for both of them. Bakerloo from Willesden for her, mainline from the…
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cybershubunkin · 1 year
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Willesden Lane cemetery London
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Records now held at #LondonMetropolitanArchives show that nearly three hundred years ago, in #1723, the parish register recorded the #christening of a girl named Sarah Ecco at St Mary’s Church, #willesden . This makes Sarah the earliest known #record of a Black person being born and living in Brent. From other details and #parishrecords at the #church, we know that she not only had a father called Tobias, but also younger brothers called Tobias, John, Edward and William, although sadly William died young. Visit the By The Cut Of Their Cloth Exhibition online to find out more about Brent’s Black History. https://mixedmuseum.org.uk/BTCOTC/the-ecco-family/ Image Ref: Christening record for Sarah Ecco, 15 Sep 1723. London Metropolitan Archives. Courtesy of Brent Museum and Archives. BTCOTC CREATED BY @themixedmuseum @wr.designs_ @wr.fineart FUNDED BY @nationallotterygoodcauses @heritagefunduk @tnluk SUPPORTED BY @brentmuseumandarchives #nationallottery #nationalotteryheritagefund #mixedmuseum #themixedmuseum #warrenreilly #Brentcouncil #mixedrace #multiculturalism #multicultural #art #fashion #photography #community #blackhistorymonth (at London Borough of Brent) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cj0vuUWt0aj/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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deeisace · 8 months
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So this morning, cs my brain is fried in many ways,
As a companion to the Draculas of New Jersey, have all the Frankensteins of England -
First, on the very first census, of 1841, we have Jacob Frankenstein and his family, living in Liverpool -
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There really wasn't much detail on early census records, and whoever's filled this in has done it a slightly odd order (dad, youngest son, mum, oldest daughter, middle son), but we see we have Jacob Frankenstein, who is a merchant, his wife Sarah, and their children Henrietty (age 5), Samuel (age 3) and Nathan (age 1 or possibly 7), and that F in the last column marks them as "born in Foreign Parts".
The house they live in, they seem to share with two other families - an English roper, his wife and four children, and an Irish tailor his wife and their servant. I imagine, if I might, that it may have been one of those tall buildings you get in the town centre occasionally, with a shop below and two or three storeys above - the tailor would have the shop and the floor above, and the one/s above that would be split between Frankenstein and Choppers (the roper)
I'm not certain, cs nothing much is certain on the 1841 census, but I think that must be the case, because there's a 1 for 1 dwelling/building, and then the families have little notch marks separating them (you can just see one above the J in Jacob there).
If we skip forward 20 years, we find them not in Liverpool, but having moved to Islington, London
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A little more detail on this record - we find out that Jacob and Sarah are from Hanover, which I gather is now a part of Germany. Henrietty has anglicised her name to Harriet, and that N must be Nathan, which means he was 1 on the 1841 record. We also see Harriet was born in Yorkshire, and Nathan in Liverpool, tho I can find neither record. And that Jacob's merchant-ing is going well enough that they needn't share housing and they actually have a live-in maid!
And, there's another record to show he joined the Freemasons in about 1850, so I imagine he was doing fairly well for himself.
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There is, at the same time as our Jacob in 1841, another J Frankenstein, but this one is an "agent" - whatever that means 180 years ago - and he lives in Stepney!
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He is also "of Foreign Parts" and also in his 30s, but he is instead a lodger, with several other single German-sounding men (you can see Doctor Gotentag above him there), in the house of some laundresses (Sarah Kelly, Elizabeth Pryor, and her daughter Sarah)
I jumped forward 10 years to 1851, and couldn't confirm finding this same Frankenstein, but there are a couple of new ones -
We have Adolphus, a tailor from Breslau who is lodging in Manchester with a Polish hawker and his family
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And we have Isaac, a licensed hawker - a seller of things, the type that shout you over, like a marketstall man, tho maybe without a stall - in this case, jewellery - and he lodges in Portsea/Portsmouth, with Kitty Barnard and her daughters.
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Then, if we jump again to the 1870s, there are a great many more Frankensteins -
We have Jacob, Israel, Simon and Harris Frankenstein, who are all Polish tailors (tho sometimes the record says "Russia Poland"). Israel and Simon live in London, Whitechapel and Spitalfields respectively. Jacob is in Cheetham and Harris is in Manchester. And all their families, too.
Also in Cheetham, we find Reub and his family - I imagine he is Jacob's brother or cousin (he is also listed "Russia Poland") - he is a glazier, and his teenage sons are tailors.
Philip Frankenstein, also in Cheetham and from Poland and so likely another brother or cousin, is a waterproof manufacturer (did macks exist then?).
And Leon, who lives in Rochester, married a Kentish woman called Lydia Jolley (nee Gladdish), and he is a picture frame maker, also Polish - tho he, unlike the rest, is listed under "Poland, British Subject" - either, he lived in England most of his life and was just born in Poland (see, my John Scarth, who always listed himself as "Portugal, British Subject", and was from Orkney), or because he married an Englishwoman, I'm not sure, and he, nor the census man, are not here to quiz.
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If I go any later, I imagine there'll be a great deal many more records to trawl through and I don't really want to, so I shan't.
I am mildly disappointed there are no Adam Frankensteins, tho, I did check
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ulrichgebert · 10 days
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Die immer clevere Zadie Smith hat ein Theaterstück geschrieben, nach der 600 Jahre alten Canterbury Tale The Tale of the Wyf of Bathe, die dafür berühmt ist, daß ihr Prolog doppelt so lang ist wie die Geschichte selbst. Die Leute erzählen eben gerne von sich und ihren 5 Ehemännern und so. So auch, verlegt in einen Pub in Nordwestlondon jetzt The Wife of Willesden. Ihre freizügigen Reden sind wahrscheinlich nicht mehr gar so schockierend wie zu Chaucers Zeiten (aber wer weiss?). Es ist jedenfalls eine grandiose Show von Clare Perkins (es ist im Grunde ein Monolog mit Statisten) und die Adaption sei recht akkurat, sagen Leute, die sowas beurteilen können.
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brittanybroke · 7 days
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Lilli immediately started to catch butterfleis as soon as I started to play ♥
Otto was very welcoming and friendly. He's just the sweetest neighbor!
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dubmill · 1 year
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Perivale, London; 16.4.2023
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jacobfreddie1005 · 8 months
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shelley-sackett · 1 year
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A.R.T’s ‘Wife of Willesden’ is a Pleasure with a Capital P
Clare Perkins in ‘The Wife of Willesden’ at the A.R.T. Photo Credits: Marc Brenner by Shelley A. Sackett Whether by design or chance, the slightly tardy start to “The Wife of Willesden” gifted the audience with a few bonus minutes to soak in the vibe of Robert Jones’s magnificent set while seat dancing to disco party tunes. The stage, meant to represent a pub in Willesden (a multi-racial part…
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Fashioning our History wishes to commemorate the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II by sharing some images of the Monarch on her visits to @brentcouncil Here Her Majesty during her Golden Jubilee Meets Local Staff At #Willesden Bus Garage @transportforlondon on Thursday 6 June 2002 With Bus Driver Tony Farrell As She Looks Round A Double Decker Bus In Willesden Bus Garage North #London. Image Contributor #CavanPawson / @evening.standard / @shutterstock @shutterstockcontributors @shutterstocknowarchive @mayorofbrent @brentcultureservice @brentmuseumandarchives @madeinbrent @theroyalfamily @buckinghampalaceroyal #queenelizabeth #royalfamily #britishroyalfamily #queen #royal #royals #buckinghampalace #london #thequeen #britishroyals #royalty #uk #windsor #england #queenelizabethii #monarchy #theroyalfamily #willesden #willesdengreen #bus #busgarage #willesdenbusgarage #brent #brentcouncil (at Willesden Bus Garage) https://www.instagram.com/p/CiR1Vh_NV8R/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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