Rev. John Lyndhurst Winslow

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1881 Census; Living as brother in law (aged 37) at Fernside, Princes Road, Wandsworth with wife, 3 x daus, sister in law and 2 x brother in law (inc Frederick who is 'Head'), 2 x visitors and 11 servants. Occupation; Rector of Hanworth.

1891 Census; Living as head (age 47) at The Rectory, Hanworth, Middx with wife, son, 4xdau and 4xservants. Occupation; Rector of Hanworth.

1901 Census; (Incorrectly indx as 'Winston'); Living as head (age 56) at The Rectory, Hanworth with wife, 4 x dau, visitor (another priest) and 3 servants. Occupation; Priest (CofE).

Initially got second name by finding references to him on National Archives.

From: 'Spelthorne Hundred: Hanworth', A History of the County of Middlesex: Volume 2: "The church (St George, Hanworth) is first mentioned in 1293, when the advowson occurs in a grant of the manor. The living is a rectory, the patronage of which descended with the manor until it was sold by Henry Perkins to the rector, the Rev. Oswald Joseph Cresswall, before 1866. It was in the gift of Mr. John Bagot Scriven in 1874, from whom it passed to the Rev. John Lyndhurst Winslow, who was rector of Hanworth from 1879. The advowson is now held by his widow."

He wrote piano music; http://www.amazon.com/Endymion-Waltz-piano-forte/dp/B0000D59VL

Memorial plaque inside St George's, Hanworth reads; "To the Glory of God and in loving memory of John Lyndhurst Winslow for 23 years Rector of this Parish at rest 30th Dec. 1901 Aged 57 "They rest from their labours" Also of his wife Maria Louisa at rest 12th Feb. 1910 Aged 58"

John married Maria Louisa Charrington, daughter of Frederick Charrington and Louisa Elizabeth Griffiths, Q1 1875 in Wandsworth, London. (Maria Louisa Charrington was born on 21 Jun 1851 in Stepney, London, christened on 23 Jul 1851 in St.Dunstan, Stepney, London and died on 12 Feb 1910 in Hanworth, Middx.)