Maternal Great Great Grandmother - Charlotte Elizabeth Key Ratledge

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Maternal Great Great Grandmother

Charlotte Elizabeth Key Ratledge

1873 - 1920


Charlotte Elizabeth Key Ratledge was born in February 1873 in Greens Norton, Northamptonshire.  Her parents were Joseph Ratledge and Angelina Wood.  She was baptised on 2nd March 1873.  Charlottes father died on 5th July 1872 from Small pox when Angelina was  pregnant with Charlotte.

In 1881, Charlotte was living with her mother and stepfather, at 5 Hamlet of Littleworth, Greens Norton, Northamptonshire.  The occupants were:

John Kendall                       Head                          45
Angelina Kendall                Wife                            39
Fred Ratledge                      Stepson                      15
Sarah Ratledge                   Stepdaughter           14
Charlotte E Ratledge         Stepdaughter           8
William Ratledge                Stepson                      5
Tom Kendall                        Son                             6 Months

In 1891, Charlotte was living with her mother and stepfather at Kiln Yard, Towcester, Northamptonshire.  Charlotte was listed as an imbecile.  The occupants were:

John Kendall                       Head                          56
Angelina Kendall                Wife                            51
Charlotte Ratledge             Stepdaughter           16
William Ratledge                Stepson                      14
Wallace Kendall                  Son                             8
Elizabeth Kendall               Daughter                  5

Charlotte Elizabeth Key Ratledge married William Thomas Hammond  in April 1895 in Towcester, Northamptonshire.

In 1901, William and Charlotte were living in Sargeants Yard, Towcester, Northamptonshire.  The occupants were:

William Hammond             Head                          28
Charlotte Hammond          Wife                            27
Betsy Hammon                    Daughter                  5
Angelina Kendall                Mother in law          62
Wallace Kendall                  Brother in law         18
Lizzie Kendall                     Sister in law             15


In 1911, William and Charlotte were living in Sargeants Yard, Towcester, Northamptonshire.  The occupants were:

William Hammond             Head              38
Charlotte Hammond          Wife                38
Bessey Hammond               Daughter      15
William Hammond             Son                 8
Harry Hammond                 Son                 4
Angelina Kendall                Mother in law          69
Elizabeth Kendall               Sister in law             25
Eva Kendall                         Niece                          4

William and Charlotte had 7 children, two of which were stillborn and subsequently had no name.  The surviving children were called Betsey, Florence Emily, Joseph Earnest William, Charlotte and Harry.  Florence Emily, and Charlotte did not survive passed infancy. 

Charlotte died on 28th September 1920 in Towcester, Northamptonshire. Charlotte was buried on October 1st 1920 in plot P-67 of Towcester Cemetery, Northamptonshire


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