Help needed to read name in Will please

[Katarzyna]

Can anyone decipher this please.
In her father's Will she is married, her maiden name was Charlotte Eliza Killik and I am trying to find her marriage. She was single in1851 at home with parents in Hammersmith, Middx . The Will was written in 1858.

http://i115.photobucket.com/albums/n282/katgr/CharlotteEliza.jpg

[KiteRunner]

Looks like Perrottet, and there are actually some matches for that on FreeBMD, so it does actually exist as a name! Can't see the marriage on there, though...

[Katarzyna]

Hello Kate,
I suspect that like Killik, Perrottet, if it is that , is open to some horrendous mistranscriptions:).

[niftynannie]

There is this marriage

1852
Killick Charlotte Ellen Islington 1b 341 view
PRIDDLE David Islington 1b 341

[samesizedfeet]

I agree with Perrottet

Had a look and i can't see her with that name though - but I would be very suspicious of this woman's death:

Charlotte Eliza Killick
abt 1828
1890 Sep
aged 62
Steyning 2b 179
(Steyning is in Sussex)

[Katarzyna]

Definitly not Priddle, Nifty.
Thereis a Charlotte Killick in Cranley? Hambledon, Sussex
RG9; Piece: 438; Folio: 89; Page: 17; GSU roll: 542638.
She's unmarried age 43 on 1871 too, can't find her on 81 yet tho'

She was definitely born in London, on 1841 they were living Chiswick and in 51 in Hammersmith where her father and Grandfather had lived. They had a lot of property in Hammersmith and Clerkenwell and Chiswick.

Does seem strange tho'.

I have searched the images 1851-1861 and cannot find a marriage for her.

Marriage not on Boyds or Phillamores

[KiteRunner]

I wonder whether she could have got married abroad? It looks as though the Perrottets mostly originate from Switzerland. Could she have gone to a Swiss finishing school and got married while she was over there, maybe?

[Merry Monty Montgomery]

17th March 1856 The Times Online Digital Archive:

8738

The date isn't very clear...it's 5th Nov 1855! And he's Louis Frederic Perrollet.

[KiteRunner]

Ooh, there's posh! Does look as though there was a foreign connection, then. Can't see any Perrollets on FreeBMD, though.

[Merry Monty Montgomery]

There's a Louis here:

HO107; Piece 673; Book: 11; Civil Parish: St Giles in The Fields; County: Middlesex; Enumeration District: 1; Folio: 8; Page: 9; Line: 5

aged 45 in 1841, though there's no Louis junior, which is a shame!

[Merry Monty Montgomery]

Maybe Louis Frederic was a widower (or a bigamist! lolol)

Marriages Q3 1848
BRALSFORD William St Giles &c. 1 83
BROWN Henry William St Giles &c. 1 83
ELLIS Louisa Julia St Giles 1 83
LACY George S Giles 1 83
Maunder Ann St Giles &C 1 83
PARKINSON Mary Alice St Giles &c. 1 83
PERROTTET Louis Frederick S. Giles &c 1 83 <<<<<<<<<<<<<
SILVER Mary Ann St Giles &c. 1 83
Thompson Myra S Giles S 1 83
Twitchell Emily Sophia S Giles &c 1 83
Twitchett Emily Sophia S Giles &c 1 83

[KiteRunner]

Is this Louis senior giving evidence at the Old Bailey in 1831? (I know it doesn't really help, but I can't help being nosy!)
The Proceedings of the Old Bailey, London 1674 to 1834 (http://www.oldbaileyonline.org/html_units/1830s/t18310908-42.html)

[Merry Monty Montgomery]

There's an advert in The Times in 1820 for a Monsieur Perrottet to teach French and German "with the most correct and gramatical prescision" from his address at 117 High St Marylebone.

[Merry Monty Montgomery]

Is this Louis senior giving evidence at the Old Bailey in 1831? (I know it doesn't really help, but I can't help being nosy!)
The Proceedings of the Old Bailey, London 1674 to 1834 (http://www.oldbaileyonline.org/html_units/1830s/t18310908-42.html)

I should think so! The one I found in 1841 was a Merchant....which could mean anything! lol

[KiteRunner]

Ooh, you find all kinds of stuff if you google Louis Perrottet! There is a site about "The Plantagenet Roll of the Blood Royal" which lists an Esther Marion of Gellibrand Street, Colac, Victoria, da. of Louis Perrottet, as marrying Henry Moore 20 Jan 1885, and having four children.

[Merry Monty Montgomery]

Here's the Louis I found in 1841 (Merchant). He is now a boarding house keeper in Brighton

1851: HO107; Piece: 1646; Folio: 281; Page: 29;

[Merry Monty Montgomery]

Ooh, you find all kinds of stuff if you google Louis Perrottet! There is a site about "The Plantagenet Roll of the Blood Royal" which lists an Esther Marion of Gellibrand Street, Colac, Victoria, da. of Louis Perrottet, as marrying Henry Moore 20 Jan 1885, and having four children.

*passes Kite the chloroform*

[KiteRunner]

Aha, if you look at the Australian electoral rolls on ancestry there is a Charlotte Eliza Perrottet listed in Victoria up to 1924 (sometimes her name is spelt Charlote).

[Merry Monty Montgomery]

I found that 1848 marriage and this may be the same Louis Frederick with his wife in 1851......He is old enough to be the son of the other Louis and to have been away from home in 1841.

1851: HO107; Piece: 1646; Folio: 467; Page: 3

(same piece number as the older Louis)

[Merry Monty Montgomery]

I wonder what happened to Louisa? I can't see a death here.

[KiteRunner]

Is Louisa Louis's first wife? Sorry, not looked at the census entries. If she is, then couldn't she have died in Australia?

[Merry Monty Montgomery]

Yes, she was.

I was going to say "I hope so" but that sounds unkind!

Seems a little odd though.....if Louis was married and living in Brighton area in 1851 and Charlotte Killik was in Hammersmith....then Louis went off to Oz where his wife died....did Charlotte rush out to Australia when she heard his wife had died?

[Merry Monty Montgomery]

Are Victoria BMD's available?

[KiteRunner]

I think those are the ones where you have to give a credit card number before you can even search the indexes, aren't they? Maybe we should let Katarzyna take it from here...!

[Merry Monty Montgomery]

lol!! Yes, OK!

[Christine in Herts]

Yes, but you have to pay 99cents (a not very huge sum!) to view a page of results.

I picked this from the Australia-Victoria page in the Wiki ('cos I'm not at home to use my Favourites):
Registry of Births Deaths and Marriages - Births Deaths and Marriages Online Shop - Births Deaths and Marriages Online Shop (http://online.justice.vic.gov.au/bdm/home)

[Katarzyna]

WOW you have been busy.

Thanks so much. I wanted to get onto Times Archives Online to have a look for a marriage but have just re registered cos' it wouldn't accept my pin.

She was the youngest daughter of Stephen Killick.

Oh this is great thank you all so much.I will update you Kate if I find anything juicy LOL.

Oh ***** I have to go and cook the dinner and I'm desperate to sort all this lot out:(:D