See also
| Name: | Edward ELLARD |
| Sex: | Male |
| Father: | Thomas ELLARD (1801-1869) |
| Mother: | Tabitha HAKESLEY (1793-1869) |
| Birth | 1833 (cal) | Willoughby, Warwickshire |
| Baptism | 29 Jun 1837 (age 3-4) | Willoughby, Warwickshire |
| St Nicholas Elizabeth, Thomas, Edward and Lydia were all baptised on the same day. |
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| Census | 6 Jun 1841 (age 8) | Willoughby, Warwickshire |
| Edward ELLARD 8 born in county was with his parents. | ||
| Census | 30 Mar 1851 (age 18) | Birmingham, Warwickshire |
| 54 Smallbrook St Edward ELWOOD 18 was a Butcher from Willoughby and a servant to Edward TUCKLING a butcher with wife and 6 children aged 9 and under. There was a nurse, 2 servants and an apprentice butcher. |
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| Occupation | 30 Mar 1851 (age 17-18) | butcher |
| Census | 7 Apr 1861 (age 28) | Kings Norton, Worcestershire |
| Edward ELLARD 28 a Butcher from Willoughby was with is wife Ann. | ||
| Occupation | 7 Apr 1861 (age 27-28) | butcher |
| Occupation | 1 Aug 1864 (age 30-31) | porter; Birmingham, Warwickshire |
| Census | 2 Apr 1871 (age 38) | Birmingham, Warwickshire |
| 217 Greek St., St Martin's. Edward ELLARD 38 a Warehouse Man from Welloughby was with his wife Ann and children; Ann, Jemima and Edward. There was a family of Edward PRATT with wife Ann their children and his mother Maria living in the back house. |
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| Occupation | 2 Apr 1871 (age 37-38) | warehouseman |
| Census | 3 Apr 1881 (age 48) | Birmingham, Warwickshire |
| Bell Barn Rd No 1 Court 55 Edward ELLARD 48 a Butcher from Willoughby was with his wife Caroline <Ann Maria> and son Edward. No trace has been found of Caroline. We think that this is an enumerator's error and it should be Ann Maria. Their daughter Ann was in the same court. |
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| Occupation | 3 Apr 1881 (age 47-48) | butcher |
| Death | 5 Dec 1887 (age 53) | Birmingham, Warwickshire |
| Cause: injuries Address: Queen's Hospital The Coroner's Inquest held 8th Decemeber 1887 gave a verdict of accidental death. He had fallen downstairs and fractured several of his ribs, injuries from which he died. |
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| Spouse | Ann Maria STANFIELD (1843?-1894) | |
| Children | Ann Maria ELLARD (1861- ) | |
| Jemima Elizabeth ELLARD (1863-1906) | ||
| Edward ELLARD (1865- ) | ||
| Marriage | 2 Jul 1860 (age 26-27) | Bordesley, Warwickshire |
| St Andrew's Church in the new Parish of St Andrew's Bordesley Edward's father name is given on the marriage certificate as James ELLARD who was a butcher. There were no James ELLARD's having children baptised in Willoughby. Ann Maria's father was given as William STANFIELD a caster. The witnesses were Thomas and Lydia MILLWARD. Lydia was Edward's sister and their parents, from the parish registers, were Thomas and Tabatha. |
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