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| High Street, Haverhill cc-by-sa/2.0 - © Robin Webster - geograph.org.uk/p/5816659 This part has been called Market Hill, but the premises are numbered in the High Street sequence and there is no apparent name plate. Beyond Peacocks, the continuation is called Queen Street. |
Charles Provart Keeble (bap. 20 Oct 1844 at St Edmund, Bromeswell, Suffolk), son of John Keeble and Emma Cockell Provart, married Ann Prior (b. 1842), daughter of Charles Prior and Mary Wilton, on 21 Aug 1865. Scanning back through the record images leads me to believe that the marriage took place in the Congregational Church in New Street, Great Dunmow.
Charles and Ann had at least seven children:
- Charles Prior Keeble b. 1866 Q4 Vol 4A Page 401 in Risbridge
- Robert Hankin Keeble b. 1868 J Qtr in RISBRIDGE Vol 04A Page 410
- Edith Mary Keeble b. 1870 J Qtr in RISBRIDGE Vol 04A Page 430
- Alfred Keeble b. 1874 J Qtr in RISBRIDGE Vol 04A Page 468
- Kate Keeble b. 1876 J Qtr in RISBRIDGE Volume 04A Page 483
- Gertrude Wilton Keeble b. 1879 D Qtr in RISBRIDGE Vol 04A 508
- Henry Keeble b. 1881 D Qtr in RISBRIDGE Vol 04A Page 543
In 1871, Charles Keeble (26) Grocer and Draper was living in Haverhill, Suffolk, with wife Ann Keeble (29), Charles P Keeble (4), Robert H Keeble (2) and Edith M Keeble (0). In the household also were three Boarders: Edward Hewes (19) Grocer & Draper's Shopman; William J Devine (16) Grocer's Shopman and Esther Gray (16) Domestic Servant.
In 1881, in Queen Street, Haverhill, were Charles Provart Keeble (36) Grocer and Draper employing 2 men and 1 boy; Ann Keeble (40) Draper; Edith Mary Keeble (10), Alfred Keeble (6), Kate Keeble (5), Gertrude Wilton Keeble (1) and Emma Taylor (16) General Servant. Charles Keeble (14) Draper's Apprentice was a boarder at 33, Milton Street, St Marylebone, London, while Robert Keeble (12) was a boarder at New St School, Great Dunmow.
By 1891, Charles Keeble (46) had become a Farmer at Burton End, Haverhill with Ann Keeble (49), Edith M Keeble (20), Gertrude W Keeble (11) and Henry Keeble (9) in the household. Robert H Keeble (22) Draper's Assistant was a Boarder in St John's Street, Woodbridge, Suffolk; Alfred Keeble (16) was a Grocer and Draper in The Street, Tolleshunt D'arcy, Essex. Kate Keeble (16) was a Draper's Assistant in the Chiswick High Road.
Ann Keeble died, at 53, in 1895 J Qtr in RISBRIDGE Vol 04A Page 387.
In 1901, Charles P Keeble (56) Widowed Farmer was still in living in Haverhill with two of the children, Henry Keeble (19), Gertrude W Keeble (21) and Elizabeth Holden (15) General Domestic Servant.
In 1911, Charles Provart Keeble (68) Retired Farmer, was staying with son Alfred Keeble (42) Farmer and Coal Merchant in Duxford, Cambridgeshire.
Charles Provart Keeble died, at 68, in 1913 J Quarter in CHELTENHAM Volume 06A Page 477.