1861 census 35 Newland, St Sepulchre Northampton RG 9/936/5page 9
Frederick J BAYLEY boarder 17, railway clerk, b Midx Camden Town
LNWR Class no 410 piece 1860 Staff register Residence date 1833-1899 page 2142Haydon Square Bayly F Jun clerk 17s error Feb 11/64 from Camden
LNWR Class No 410 piece 1837 Register of salaried officers etc. 1845-1878 pages 857 and 858
Poplar Goods Dept 1 jan 1862
F J Bayly ((transcribed Bayley) clerk £52 1/4/64, £65 24/1/65 May 1 1865 from Weekly List
LNWR Class No 410 piece 1837 Register of salaried officers etc. 1845-1878 pages 865 and 866
Watford Goods Dept 1 jan 1862
F J Bayly clerk £65 24/1/65, £80 1/1/1867 Dec 1 1866 from Rugby
As a young man lived at Lomas House 165 High St, Watford, near to the Bradley's, where he met and courted Florence through a hole in the garden wall.
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31 Aug1870 on marriage certificate was Railway Station Master at Watford
Volunteer in 2nd Herts Rifle corps until 1870.
1871 census Railway Station Marton Warwickshire RG 10/3187/82 page 1 (transcribed as Bayby)
Frederick J Bayly Mar 27 Railway Station Master L & NW b Middlesex Camden Town
Florence H Bayly wife 24 b Hereford
Sarah J Scotton Unm 16 general servt. b. Eathorp Warwickshire
1 Jun 1871 on Frederick William’s birth cert. was Railway Station Master at Marton (Dunchurch) Warwickshire.
7 May 1874 Frederick James birth cert. he was back at Watford, living at 173 High Street, and was still there at Jessie’s birth on 1 Jun 1876.
One photo of him shows him as a volunteer fireman, at Watford (see letter from Mary Forsyth) Another informant through the LNWRsociety says the spanner in his belt is for connecting screw couplings on the fire hose.
LNWR Class No 410 piece 1844 Register of salaried staff includes station masters clerks etc 1841-1878 pages 365 and 366
Marton for Southam 16579 Officers Dec 76
Reappt May 17 1870 F J Bayly Station Master £70 17/5/74 £80 1/1/74 Sept 1 1874 Goods Managers certificate attached to Minute? No 3259 to Dudley Port
LNWR Class No 410 piece 1844 Register of salaried staff includes station masters clerks etc 1841-1878 pages 401 and 402
17 May 1870 Dudley Port Coaching Dept
May 22 1872 F J Bayly Chief Clerk £80 1/1/70? Sept 1 1874 from Marton
LNWR Class No 410 piece 1844 Register of salaried staff Coaching Dept 1841 - 1878 pages 421 and 422
Bloxwich coaching Dept reappointed 17 May 1870 F J Bayley Station Master £80 1/1/74, £90 1/10/75, Sept 8 1870 from Dudley Port
1881 census 29 Laurence Road Bow (London)
Piece 0488 Folio 58 Page 39
Fred J BAYLEY age 37 Manager Patent Staircase Works born Camden Town
Florence H. age 34Teacher Music and Singing born Hereford
Charles F H age 6 scholar born Watford
Jessie M B age 4 scholar born Watford
Sydney J E age 3 born Turnham Green
In 1882 there is a letter from his wife from 29 Lawrence Road Bow.
Hawksley’s Patent Staircase works were at High Street Bromley-by-Bow, and also at Napier Yard on the Isle of Dogs. The treads comprised wooden cubes in wrought-iron framing, supposedly stronger than using cast-iron frames, and the blocks could be reversed. They were extensively used in railway stations which may have been how FJ knew about them.
Between 1888 and 1898 there are letters to his son CFH from Moreton House, 49 Kentish Town Road. When his first wife dies in 1894 he is a coal merchant. In PO directory of 1895 at 49 Kentish Town Road
13 From information from Camden Local Studies this was the depot for Locket and Judkins. It was on the west side of Kentish Town Road between Hawley Crescent and Hawley Road. From photo we have, he says the buildings to right of photo may still be standing. Locket & Judkins had a number of offices throughout London. The photo shows the large lump of coal (over 5 feet tall) that was outside the premises.
According to the poor rate book of Oct 1890 (St Pancras Vestry), (Camden Local Studies) 49 to 51 Kentish Town Road was occupied by Edward Charles JUDKINS, George Cooper LOCKETT, Euner? Smith JUDKINS, and George LOCKETT, “name of every man” Frederick James BAYLY, John WINDFIELD, and at 51 Colet CHALMERS. Number 39 was a public house, between 41 and 43 was Staple and Cox’s wharf. 49-51 was also a coal depot.
1891 census 49 Kentish Town Road St pancras
Frederick J Bayly Head 47 Clerk Coal Merchant
Florence wife 45
C F Haswell son 16 student
Sydney J E son 13 scholar
Kate Miles servant18 Domestic
RG12/132/42 page 9
In 1900 after he marries (Beatrice) Mabel, he is living at 41 Western Road, Bexhill on Sea.
Letter head of 8 Sept 1900 he is a corn and coal merchant.
15 Sept 1901 on Haswell’s marriage he is a corn dealer.
!905 and 1911 Kelly’s directories at 41 Western Road Bexhill corn chandler
13On 2 Feb 1915, he writes from 168 Downer Road, Hastings.
29 Feb 1920, and 28 Dec 1921, he writes from ‘St. Margarets. Avondale Road, Waterlooville (probably with daughter Dorothy)
1901 census 41 Western Road Bexhill
Frederick J Baily Head 58 Corn & coal merchant on own account working at home
Beatrice M Baily wife 28
(also another family at this address)
RG13/875/29page 49
A undated proforma letter from the Ministry of Munitions thanks Federick for his service during World War One, now that their work is finished. It is stamped with the signature of Winston Churchill.
SJE says his last will was dated 21 Dec 1917