GEORGE (1860 -  and MARTHA BARKER (1862 - 

The 1891 Census shows the following information with regard to Eveline's family

36 High House Terrace Sheffield (Nether Hallam)

PRO Ref RG12/3795 entry 308

SURNAME

Age

Rel Occupation Place of Birth
George BARKER 31 Head File Cutter Sheffield Yorkshire
Martha BARKER 29 Wife File Cutter Sheffield Yorkshire
Sydney BARKER 4 Son   Sheffield Yorkshire
Nellie BARKER 2 Daughter   Sheffield Yorkshire
Eveline BARKER 6mnth Daughter   Sheffield Yorkshire

Ten years later the family has grown and moved house but are still living on the same road  

26 High House Terrace Sheffield (Nether Hallam)

PRO Ref RG13/4341 Page No 7 entry 35

SURNAME

Age

Rel Occupation Place of Birth
George BARKER 41 Head File Cutter Sheffield Yorkshire
Martha BARKER 39 Wife File Cutter Sheffield Yorkshire
Sydney BARKER 14 Son File Cutter Sheffield Yorkshire
Nellie BARKER 12 Daughter   Sheffield Yorkshire
Eveline BARKER 10 Daughter   Sheffield Yorkshire
Gertrude BARKER 7 Daughter   Sheffield Yorkshire
Annie BARKER 5 Daughter   Sheffield Yorkshire
Willis BARKER 2 Son   Sheffield Yorkshire
         

Her father GEORGE BARKER shared the same christian name as his father.

The 1881 Census shows George not married but living with his parents at 

8 Burton Street Nether Hallam Sheffield

PRO Ref RG11 Piece Folio 4324/24 Page No 40

SURNAME

Age

Rel Occupation Place of Birth
George BARKER 48 Head File Cutter Sheffield Yorkshire
Ann BARKER 45 Wife Silver Burnisher Sheffield Yorkshire
George BARKER 21 Son File Cutter Sheffield Yorkshire
William BARE 29 Lodger Private Soldier Colchester Essex
Annie BARE 24 Lodger Soldier's wife Bolsover Derbyshire

Burton Street and High House Terrace are in close proximity to one another and run off Infirmary Road/Langsett Road Sheffield. As a sidenote the lodgers in the house WILLIAM and ANNIE BARE were married in the Ecclesall Brierlow Registration District of Sheffield in the December quarter of 1879. Annie's maiden name was BARTON. (GRO Ref Vol 9c Page 330).  WILLIAM BARE also appears in the 1901 Census. He had moved from Sheffield and was living in Whittington which is on the outskirts of Chesterfield (Derbyshire). He was employed as a Colliery Painter. There is no record in the Census of his wife ANNIE in the Census.  

Apart from Eveline, there are few photographs of the BARKER family. To date the only three I have found are of Eveline's younger brother WILLIS BARKER. WILLIS was born in the Ecclesall Brierlow district of Sheffield in the June quarter of 1898 (GRO Ref Vol 9C Page 375). He joined the Army in the First World War where he served as an Officer's Batman. The photograph taken below shows WILLIS in uniform with his niece ALICE and nephew JAMES - the exact date and location are unknown.

 

The next photograph shows WILLIS sitting in a deckchair and would have been taken in the early 1920's.

                              

The second photograph on the right was taken much later, probably soon after the Second World War. It shows WILLIS on the beach at Hunstanton, Norfolk. His occupation was a  Butler/Gentlemen's Assistant and as far as I know he was employed for a number of years at a house in the Ely district of Cambridgeshire. 

 

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