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NameRev Compton Reade 
[4, 1871 ref: RG10/1435/F?], [3, His death aged 75, Hereford dist, vol 6a, p. 299]
[4, 1871 ref: RG10/1435/F?], [3, His death aged 75, Hereford dist, vol 6a, p. 299]Birth1835, St George Bloomsbury, London
Deathca Nov 1909, Hereford district, Herefords
Spouses
Marriageca Nov 1867, Hendon district, Middlesex [4, Their marriage, Q4 of 1867, Hendon dist, vol 3a, p. 192]
Notes for Rev Compton Reade
Chaplain to Magdalen College, Oxford in 1871.
This looks like his death:
Surname First name(s) Age District Vol Page
Deaths Dec 1909 (>99%)
READE Compton 75 Hereford 6a 299
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He appears in the 1841 census aged 7, born in London and the son of Compton Reade, a solicitor born in 1811 plus or minus 5 and his wife Jane also born in 1811 plus or minus 5. They were living in Tavistock Square, Marylebone, London with two other children and four live-in servants.
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The above 1841 census entry places him as of the family of Reade of Ipsden, Oxon which is listed in Burke’s landed gentry for 1845. As such it would seem that this Compton was a cousin or second-cousin to his wife, both being descended from Major John Scott-Waring MP who was a great friend of Warren Hastings and gave that name to one of his sons, Emma’s paternal grandfather.
Unfortunately the various versions of Burke’s LG do not extend to Compton’s family, so we don’t know quite what happened to Compton and Emma’s two children, who appeared only in the 1871 census.
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In 1851 he was a boarder at a school at Carter St, Crewkerne.
This looks like his death:
Surname First name(s) Age District Vol Page
Deaths Dec 1909 (>99%)
READE Compton 75 Hereford 6a 299
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He appears in the 1841 census aged 7, born in London and the son of Compton Reade, a solicitor born in 1811 plus or minus 5 and his wife Jane also born in 1811 plus or minus 5. They were living in Tavistock Square, Marylebone, London with two other children and four live-in servants.
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The above 1841 census entry places him as of the family of Reade of Ipsden, Oxon which is listed in Burke’s landed gentry for 1845. As such it would seem that this Compton was a cousin or second-cousin to his wife, both being descended from Major John Scott-Waring MP who was a great friend of Warren Hastings and gave that name to one of his sons, Emma’s paternal grandfather.
Unfortunately the various versions of Burke’s LG do not extend to Compton’s family, so we don’t know quite what happened to Compton and Emma’s two children, who appeared only in the 1871 census.
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In 1851 he was a boarder at a school at Carter St, Crewkerne.
Notes for Compton & Emma Gertrude Mary (Family)
Their marriage:
Surname First name(s) District Vol Page
Marriages Dec 1867 (>99%)
Pooley Mary Hendon 3a 192
READE Compton Hendon 3a 192
Waring Emma Scott Hendon 3a 192
Wingfield John Thomas Hendon 3a 192
The 1851 census clarified that Compton Reade was the husband of Emma Waring.
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Surname First name(s) District Vol Page
Marriages Dec 1867 (>99%)
Pooley Mary Hendon 3a 192
READE Compton Hendon 3a 192
Waring Emma Scott Hendon 3a 192
Wingfield John Thomas Hendon 3a 192
The 1851 census clarified that Compton Reade was the husband of Emma Waring.
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