John James was born on 3 January 1884[1] in Chelsea, Middlesex, England, and he was baptized on 3 February 1884[2] in the Catholic Church of St Mary, Chelsea. His parents were John Murphy and Catherine Nutley
1891 England and Wales Census[3]
Residence: 142 Pimlico Road, Chelsea, Middlesex, England
Household | Relation to Head | Marital Status | | Occupation | Birthplace |
John J. Murphy | Head | married | | Government messenger | London Chelsea |
Kate Murphy | Wife | married | | -- | London Chelsea |
John J. Murphy | Son | -- | | Scholar | London Chelsea |
James Murphy | Son | -- | | -- | London Chelsea |
Charlotte Murphy | Daughter | -- | | Scholar | London Chelsea |
Kate Murphy | Daughter | -- | | -- | London Chelsea |
Elizabeth Murphy | Daughter | -- | | -- | London Chelsea |
Kate Nutley | Head | widow | | Marine Store Dealer, Shop | London Marylebone |
James Nutley | Son | single | | Engineers Filter | London Pimlico |
Charlotte Nutley | Daughter | single | | Dressmaker | London Pimlico |
1901 England and Wales Census[4]
Residence: 29 Glynn Street, Lambeth, Surrey, England
Household | Relation to Head | Marital Status | | Occupation | Birthplace |
John Murphy | Head | married | | Head packer – ? | London Chelsea |
Kate Murphy | Wife | married | | -- | London Pimlico |
Charlotte Murphy | Head | single | | Dressmaker | London Chelsea |
John Murphy | Son | single | | Drilling machine hand | London Chelsea |
Kate Murphy | Daughter | -- | | -- | London Chelsea |
James Murphy | Son | -- | | -- | London Chelsea |
Edward Murphy | Son | -- | | -- | London Chelsea |
Bernard Murphy | Son | -- | | -- | London Chelsea |
Fredk Murphy | Son | -- | | -- | London Vauxhall |
Mary O'Malley | Visitor | single | | Dressmaker | Ireland, Dublin |
1911 England and Wales Census[5]
Residence: Camberwell Infirmary (Poor Law), Brunswick Square, Camberwell, Middlesex, England
Household | Relation to Head | Marital Status | | Occupation | Birthplace |
John James Murphy | Patient | single | | Engineer & Machinist | London, Chelsea |
On 21 Oct 1916, John married [6] Mary Josephine Howard in The Church of Our Lady of Victories, Kensington, London.
John and Mary had two sons: Philip James Murphy and John Ernest Murphy.
World War I Pension record [7]
Recommendation from employer |
1921 England and Wales Census[8]
Residence: 32 Glenfield Rd, SW12, Clapham, London & Surrey, England
Household | Relation to Head | | | Marital Status | Birthplace | Occupation |
John J. Murphy | Head | | | married | London Chelsea | Engineer's Machinist |
Mary Josephine Murphy | Wife | | | married | London Clapham | Home duties |
Philip James Murphy | Son | | | status | London Clapham Park | -- |
1939 England and Wales Register[9]
Residence: 91 Ashbourne Rd, Mitcham, Surrey, England
Name | Sex | | Marital Status | Occupation | |
Murphy John J. | M | | | married | Engineer's Machinist |
Murphy Mary J. | F | | | married | Unpaid Domestic Duties |
Murphy Philip J. | M | | | single | Railway Clerk |
Murphy John E. | M | | | single | Shorthand Typist |
John James died on 19 Jan 1965, aged 81, in Surrey.[10]
He was buried on 26 January 1965 at Streatham Cemetery, Lambeth. Register #105816, grave reference Z/221.[11].
At the time of his death, John James was resident at 91 Ashbourne Road, Mitcham, and he died at Wilson Hospital, Mitcham.
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