Geographical Note and Social context: By the mid-18th century, St Marylebone had developed into a small village surrounded by pastoral fields with the adjacent pleasure-ground of Marylebone Gardens laid to the southeast. The third church building was built directly on the ground of its predecessor and opened in April 1742.
However, these modest premises soon proved too small to adequately support and serve its rapidly developing parish, which had grown from 577 houses in 1739 to 6200 houses by 1795. Thus, a fourth parish church was planned and executed in the 19th century.
After the building and consecration of the fourth parish church, the third church continued to serve its parish as a small chapel-of-ease . [1]
Marylebone became a fashionable place to live but also to visit. Before the redevelopment began, the bowling greens had been turned into pleasure gardens. They closed in the 1770s, by which time the gardens were hemmed in by other buildings.
During the late-18th century, the main street became the Marylebone High Street . Tradesmen included an apothecary, baker, goldbeater, hairdresser, shoemaker and watchmaker.
The Portland Estate leased pieces of land out on 99-year leases, on which builders of all types built according to plans approved by the Estate. Alongside buildings developed by private speculators were others built for the public good, like the workhouse and schools and a police station that was opened in 1821.
As well as the rich and fashionable, the Marylebone parish had its share of poverty, homelessness and associated problems. Following its demise, the Marylebone Gardens area degenerated into slums, home to the poorest and most helpless, attracting beggars and criminals. Victorian reformers such as Octavia Hill and Lady Howard de Walden began to redevelop the houses around Grotto Passage and Paradise Street from the 1860s onwards with what was effectively social housing. A ragged school for poor children was built in 1846 and clubs for poor and homeless opened.[2]
Name: Robert Richiardi
Sex: Male
Age: 8
Event Date: 31 Mar 1901
Event Place: Kensington, London, England, United Kingdom
Event Place (Original): Kensington, London, Middlesex, England
Sub-District: Kensington Town
Registration District: Kensington
Birth Year (Estimated): 1893
Birthplace: London
Relationship to Head of Household: Son
Event Type: Census
Event Place Note: Blechynden Street
Household Role Sex Age Birthplace
John J Richiardi Father M 39 London
Amy Richiardi Mother F 40 Windsor, Berkshire
William Richiardi Brother M 4 London
Event Type: Marriage
Event Place: Marylebone, London, England
Registration Quarter: Apr-May-Jun
Registration Year: 1912
Spouse Name (available after 1911): Ellen Richardson
Richiardi, Robert Henry Herbert
1914-20, Record set, Britain, Campaign, Gallantry & Long Service Medals & Awards
Location, Great Britain
Richiardi, Robert. Henry Herbert.
Year, 1917
Record set, Silver War Badge Roll 1914-1920
Location, England. Given to service men who were convalescing at home, out of uniform.[3]
Silver War Medal |
Robert H H Richiardi's life in 1939 National Registration
4 Ealing Road, Wembley M.B., Middlesex, England
First name Last name(s) Birth year
Robert H H Richiardi 1892
Occupation: Heavy Worker, Gas Water Heater manufacturer.
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Name: Robert H H Richiardi
Event Type: Death
Registration Quarter: Apr-May-Jun
Registration Year: 1966
Event Place: Ealing, London, England
Age: 74
Birth Year (Estimated): 1892
Note: Bio notes: 13 Blechynden St, Kensington, London, 1901.
Robert H Richiardi
Gender: Male
Birth: October 11, 1892
Death: 1966 (73)
Ealing
Immediate Family:
Son of John James Richiardi and Amy Smith
Husband of Ellen Loisa Richards
Father of Robert Richiardi, Bernard John Richiardi, Violet Lilian Richiardi Louisa Richiardi, and Sidney Richiardi.
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Henry Herbert Robert Richiardi
Birth Oct 11 1892 - Marylebone, London, England
Death May 11 1966 - 11 Lynmouth Gardens, Perivale, Greenford, London, England
Parents John James Richiardi and Amy Smith (Richiardi)
Siblings Robert, Ernest William, Laura, Bessie Elizabeth, Rose Alice, Margaret Marie, Clara Louise, Edith Maud, John James, George Frederick Charles, Albert John George and Sidney Stephen
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N.B. As Richiardi is an unusual name (in the UK) there are many errors of transcription in reording and transcribing the name to and from cursive script records.
These were the details from the GRO RICHIARDI, HENRY HERBERT ROBERT Mother's maiden surname: SMITH GRO Reference: 1892 D Quarter in MARYLEBONE Volume 01A Page 489