Edward COSTIN

  General Notes:

Births Sep 1853
Edward COSTON Islington 1b 173 ***
*** These Coston entries are between Costigan and Costlow. There is another Coston entry lower down. So I believe that the GRO re-typed pages on the index have a transcription error and that the name should be COSTIN.(see new indexes below)

New GRO indexes
COSTIN, EDWARD mother CARTER
GRO Reference: 1853 S Quarter in THE ISLINGTON DISTRICT Volume 01B Page 173

Birth certificate
23 July 1853 at Strouds House, Strouds Vale, Islington
Edward, boy, Edward Costin, Jemima Costin formerly Carter, Laborer. Registered by Jane Carter occupier Strouds House, East Street, Strouds Vale, Islington on 8 August 1853.
Annotated on the certificate copy from the family was B 23 July 1853, M 14 Oct 1873 D 28 Aug 1908

Marriages Dec 1873 Bethnal Green 1c 687 on 14 Oct 1873 at the Parish Church of St Jude, Bethnal Green
Edward Costin, 21, bachelor, Piano Forte Key Maker, 23 Durban Street. Father was Edward Costin, Clerk
Matilda Hughes, 21, Spinster, - , 29 Old Bethnal Green Road. Father James Hughes, Coach Painter
witnesses were George Em.... and Mary Ann Hughes
Actually both were only 20

Deaths Sep 1908
COSTIN Edward 56 Huddersfield 9a 193
28 August 1908 at Butchers Arms, Sheepridge, Huddersfield
Edward Costin, Male, 56 years, Journeyman Carpenter, Heart Failure. Certificate received from coroner after inquest on 29 August 1908. Registered on 31 Aug 1908.
He was in the area working on the building of the Midland Railway and was out for a drink and dropped dead at The Butchers Arms, Sheepridge.
There is a report in the local paper of the inquest, saying he was known as "Tasker Teddy" and had no fixed abode. He had previously been working in Wales. He walked to the pub with a friend he had known 30 odd years ago and just met again. It was a very steep hill to the pub and he said he wouldn't have come if he'd known it was so steep. After eating a little and asking for a drink he collapsed and died

1861 census - RG9/272 F134 P30 CD ends at this point and is in Wageners Building. The last entry visible (see copy sent from S&N which was more readable) is
29 Wageners Buildings, Gowers Walk, Whitechapel
Jane Carter, Head, W, 42, Boot Binder, Surrey Godstone
Jemima Costin, Daur, W, 24, do do, Surrey Godstone
William Carter, Son, , 10, Scholar, Kent Bromley
Edward Costin, Son in Law, , 7, Scholar, Middlesex Islington
This does not appear to be the end of the household and there should be a further 6 pages of RG9/272 (TNA confirmed that the remaining pages are permanently lost)
Edward Costin is correctly indexed on Ancestry.com - and this again shows it as the final page on the Piece

1871 census
RG10/523 F14 P28
30 Wageners Buildings, Whitechapel
Humphrey Potter, Head, Mar, 44, Carman, Middx Whitechapel
Jemima do, Wife, Mar, 34, Furrier, Surrey Godstone
Edward Costin, Stepson, Un, 17, Ivory Turner, Middx Stroud Vale
Julia Costin, Step Daur, , 10, Scholar, Middx Whitechapel
Eleanor Potter, Daur, , 7, Scholar, Middx Whitechapel
William do, Son, , 3, , Middx Whitechapel
Elizabeth do, Daur, , 1, , Middx Whitechapel
Jane Carter, Mother in Law, W, 56, , Surrey Godstone

1881 census
Edward COSTIN Head M Male 28 Whitechapel, Middlesex, England Coach Painter
Matilda COSTIN Wife M Female 26 St George E, Middlesex, England
Edward G. COSTIN Son Male 9 St George E, Middlesex, England Scholar
Annie M. COSTIN Daur Female 7 St George E, Middlesex, England Scholar
Henry J. COSTIN Son Male 5 St George E, Middlesex, England
John A. COSTIN Son Male 18 m St George E, Middlesex, England
George YOUNG Visitor M Male 22 Whitechapel, Middlesex, England Carman
Elizabeth YOUNG Visitor M Female 20 St George E, Middlesex, England Waistcoat Maker
Source Information:
Dwelling 2 Upper Chapman St
Census PlaceLondon, Middlesex, England
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 0456 / 83
Page Number 21

1891 census (surnames not listed on first page other than Edward)
RG12/286 F158 P24 & F159 P25
30 Tillman Street, St George in the East, London
Edward Costin, Head, M, 40, House Painter, London Kings Cross
Matilda, Wife, M, 36, , London Clerkenwell
Edward G, Son, S, 19, Plasteer, London St Geo E
Annie, Daur, S, 16, Stocking Knitter, London St Geo E
Henry, Son, , 15, Stick Maker, London St Geo E
John, Son, , 12, Scholar, London Wapping
Valentine, Son, , 8, Scholar, London St Geo E
Albert, Son, , 6, Scholar, London St Geo E
Emily Costin, Daur, , 5, Scholar, London St Geo E
Alice do, Daur, , 3, , London St Geo E

1901 census
RG13/310 F20 P34
30 Tillman Street, St George in the East, London
Edward Costin, Head, M, 54, House Painter, London St Georges E
Matilda do, Wife, M, 46, , London Clerkenwell
Annie M do, Daur, S, 25, Tailoress, London St Georges E
Henry J do, Son, S, 23, Frame Maker, London St Georges E
John A do, Son, S, 21, Blacksmith, London St Georges E
Arthur V do, Son, S, 18, Stickmounter, London St Georges E
Albert E do, Son, S, 16, Journeyman Baker, London St Georges E
Emma E do, Daur, S, 15, Scholar,
Alice E do, Daur, S, 13, Scholar,
in same house, separate household, Charles and Mary Newbury + children

Member entry - but has most details correct
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EDWARD COSTIN
Male


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Event(s):
Birth: 23 JUL 1853 St Marys, Islington, London, England

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Parents:
Father: EDWARD COSTIN Family
Mother: JEMIMA


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Source Information:
Batch Number: 6940410
Sheet: 00
Source Call No.: MARGET Type: Book

Report of Court Case printed in The Times 1 September 1875 for stealing 5 cases of clocks from his employer - committed for trial

Edward married Matilda HUGHES, daughter of James HUGHES and Unknown, on 14 Oct 1873 in Bethnal Green, London, England.¹ (Matilda HUGHES was born on 1 Feb 1853 in Whitechapel, Stepney, London, England ¹ and died on 26 Jun 1925 in Tooting, London, England ¹.)