Susan Frances Tripp B1891 Croydon UK
Help! Have now a link to one of my dad's ancestors. Susan frances tripp was born in 1891 in Croydon uk. However, during the years to about 1918, we have nothing apart from her marriage to John Richard Budge Burge in Narromine NSW Australia. She died in 1959 at Wentworth Falls NSW. She is buried in the Wentworth Falls Cemetery to our knowledge. Her son Thomas John Tripp Budge Burge was my grandfather (February 1912 - in England and died October 1977 at Gosford NSW Australia). Hope someone can fill in some info on Susuan's life/personal history.
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Hi
Some information I found for you regarding Susan.
Started Beulah Road Girls School, Croydon April 29, 1901. Register shows her birth date as 26 June 1891 and fathers name as John. At this time she was living at 97 Spa Road. She left the school February 17, 1902 and the reason is stated as moved out of district.
Source: Croydon Archives; National School Admission Registers & Log-books 1870-1914; admissions SCH15_2_2
1901 census living at 97, Spa Road, Croydon, Surrey, England
John Tripp Head - Male 34 1867 Painter & Decorator Norwood Transcription
Susan Tripp Wife - Female 32 1869 - Sheerness, Kent, England Transcription
Susan F Tripp Daughter - Female 9 1892 - Anerley, Surrey, England Transcription
William D Tripp Son - Male 7 1894 - Anerley, Surrey, England Transcription
Euphemia Tripp Daughter - Female 5 1896 - Anerley, Surrey, England Transcription
Joseph Tripp Son - Male 0 1901 - Thornton Heath, Surrey, England Transcription
In the 1911 census she is working as a domestic servant for the Bridges family at 6 Camden Hill Road Upper Norwood S E, Lambeth, London, England:
First name(s) Susan
Last name Tripp
Relationship Servant
Marital status Single
Sex Female
Occupation General Domestic Servant
Age 19
Birth year 1892
Birth place Anerley Surrey
Address 6 Camden Hill Road Upper Norwood S E
Parish Lambeth
County London
Country England
Archive reference RG14
Registration district Lambeth
Registration district number 25
Enumeration district 42
District number -
Sub district Norwood
Sub district number 5
Census reference RG14PN2141 RG78PN73 RD25 SD5 ED42 SN174
Piece number 2141
Marriage 1918 Croyden:
First name(s) SUSAN F
Last name TRIPP
Marriage quarter 1
Marriage year 1918
Registration month -
MarriageFinderâ„¢ SUSAN F TRIPP married
JOHN R BURGE
Spouse's last name BURGE
District CROYDON
District number -
County Surrey
Country England
Volume 2A
Page 768A
24 July 1919 she left London for Australia (record shows infant male but no name shown presume this is Thomas John Tripp)
First name(s) S F
Last name BURGE
Title MRS
Gender Female
Occupation MARRIED WOMAN
Departure year 1919
Departure day 24
Departure month 7
Departure port LONDON
Destination port SYDNEY
Destination SYDNEY
State New South Wales
Country AUSTRALIA
Destination country AUSTRALIA
Ship name PORT LINCOLN
Your grandfather in the GRO birth index:
First name(s) THOMAS J
Last name TRIPP
Birth year 1912
Birth quarter 1
Registration month -
Mother's last name TRIPP
District CROYDON
County Surrey
Country England
Volume 2A
Page 569
Susan's parents are John Tripp (born app. 1867 Croydon - died 1921 Croydon) and Susan Hallett (born 1869 Sheppey - died 1921 Croydon) married 1888 Croydon.
Taken from the 7th Bridgade Royal Regiment of Artillery registry of baptisms
Name: Susan Hallett
Event: Baptism
Birth Date: 23 May 1869
Baptism Date: 7 Jul 1869
Baptism Place: Sheerness
Father: Joseph Hallett (shown as a gunner)
Mother: Agnes Hallett
There's a baptism for a sister listed as well and I can more than likely pull some military records for Joseph if you would like.
Hope this helps your research
This is more than I hoped for! Thomas John Tripp (Budge Burge), Susan's infant son, was my grandfather, which fills in the missing link for the family tree. Thank you so much!
You're very welcome.
sellyb, thankyou for your assistance with my search of information on Susan Frances tripp. You mentioned in your correspondence that you may be able to access Joseph Tripp's military records. Are you still able to do that, as it would add to the history as a whole family.
Cheers
Lynne