1Public Record Office, Civil Registration Indexes - England & Wales.
"3 Q 1842 Albert John Ismay Shoreditch 2 371."2Parish Registers - Shoreditch, St John The Baptist, .
"Entry # 1671
7 February 1844, Albert John son of George and Susanna Ismay Westminster Place, Comedian. Born 28 June 1842.".3Public Record Office, Civil Registration Indexes - England & Wales.
"4 Q 1918 Albert John Ismay, aged 76, Hackney 1b 829.".4Census UK 1851 , HO 107 1529 ff 77v London.
"HO 107 1529 ff 77v London
Name Age
Albert J. Ismay 8."5Newspapers - The South Australian Register.
"Arrival - Saturday, 26 May 1883 ST. VINCENT, barque, 892 tons, Albert Ismay, master, from London March 3. Harrold Brothers, Town and Port, agents. Passengers - Dr and Mrs. St. John Corr, Mrs Ismay and two children, Messrs Roland and Leopold Crook, and Mr Randal St John Corr, in the saloon, and two in the second cabin
Imported Cargo on board 1 From London - Plain cottons £400, coloured cottons £550, linen in case £100, waterproof and indiarubber goods £400, hosiery £200, cotton and linen shirts £300, carpets and rugs £300, felt hats and caps £300, saddlery £190, floor cloth £80, lucifers £170, agricultural implements £120, rails and general machinery £1,200, books, £110, paper 522 cwt, stationary £410, upholstery, £810, iron bedsteads£ 90, tin ware £200, brush ware £180, plated and papier-mâché goods £60, toys £10, firearms £100, pianos £230, corks £40, perfumery £20, iron tanks £130, lead shot 1 ton, hardware and cutlery £1,600, bar and rod iron 40 tons, hoop iron 90 tons, galvanized iron 55 tons, sheet lead 11 tons, pipe iron 2 tons, tinplates 220 boxes, wire and wire ropes 40 tons, zinc 9 tons, steel 18 tons, linseed oil 100 gallons, paint colours £320, flint-glass £140, window glass 10 cases, plate glass 6 cases, china and earthenware £490, canvas £50, lines and twines £250, marble £50, rum 1860 proof gallons, geneva 2,330 proof gallons, British spirits in bulk 280 proof gallons, British spirits in case 200 proof gallons, foreign spirits not rated 30 proof gallons, white wine 340 gallons, beer (glass) 100 barrels of 35 gallons, malt 250 quarts, hops 56 cwt, fish (preserved) not rated £70, assorted oilmen's stores £100, mineral water £10, cocoa £76, mustard £220, starch £190, blue £30, patent groats 40 cwt, chicory 232 cwt, white salt 50 tons, bicarbonate soda 100 cwt, raisins 40 cwt, currants 118 cwt, liquorice juice 5 cwt, refined sugar 400 cwt, glucose and sacarum 200 cwt, chemicals not described £30, apothecary ware £400, condensed milk V120, corn flour £80. Total cleared value of cargo £19,300. The Journey 1 The ST. VINCENT is about as regular in her passages as a sailing vessel can possibly be expected, and on Saturday morning she was the first ship for boarding. Captain Ismay reports leaving the East India Docks on March 3, and after towing through the Downs cast off and proceeded down Channel, with wind light from the eastward. ON the 5th discharged polot off Torbay, and had variable winds which carried the vessel to the north-east trades, which proved only moderate and entirely ceased in 3º of north latitude.
On March 26 crossed the Line in 27º west, and two days after picked up the south=east trades, which lasted to 30º S., 31º W. After a few days of variables the brave west wind set in , and on April 17 the vessel had reached 12º E. when only 45 days out. There , however, progress for a time was most vexatiously delayed by about twelve days strong easterly winds, but after that spell the western breezes again set in, and from 40º E to 115º some very good running was there happened another prevalence of east winds, and for eight days no very good progress was recorded.
At 1 a.m. on May 25 Cape Borda was reached during a very bolsterous day, and after it cleared up the wind shifted tot he southward, and the Saint had a straight run up the Gulf, where she anchored to await a steamtug on the afternoon's tide when she towed into harbour."6Publications - Lloyd's Register of Shipping.
An iron barque built in 1869 by McMillan, Dumbarton. Dimensions: 184'6"×29'6"×18'5" and tonnage: 739 GRT, 698 NRT and 687 tons under deck. She had 26' long forecastle and a raised quarter deck which was 41'. 1879-1881 In command of Captain A.J. Ismay late of the same owner's ship Dunbar Castle A wooden full-rigged ship built in 1864 by James Laing, Sunderland. Dimensions: 182'7"×33'9"×21'5" and tonnage: 925 GRT, 925 NRT and 817 tons under deck. The forecastle was 31' long and the poop 60'. Equipped with iron beams. Rigged with double fore and main topsails 1881-1884 In command of Captain A.J. Ismay late of the same owner's ship St Vincent A composite iron frame, wooden planked full rigged sailing ship sheathed in yellow metal and copper or yellow metal fastened, 892 tons. Built in Sunderland by Pile in 1865, in 1883 the St Vincent was owned by Devitt & Moore and belonged to the Port of London. It was 190 feet in length, 35 feet in breadth and 18 feet 9 inces in depth."
"1876-1878 In command of Captain A.J. Ismay. Gateside7Publications - Allibone's Dictionary of Authors Supplement .
"Ismay, Albert John. The Life Boat:- A companion poem to Falconer's Shipwreck", Newcastle-upon-Tyne 1867, 16mo."8Census UK 1881 , 0875 ff 52 Milton in Gravesend.
"Name Age Rel Cond Profession Birthplace
Albert John Ismay 36 Mar Master of vessel Newcastle
Dunbar Castle."9Public Record Office, Census UK 1901 , PRO Census Web Page, RG 206 ff 15 Page 21 Schedule 118.
"RG 206 ff 15 Page 21 Schedule 118
231 Albion Street, Newington, London
Name Age Rel Status Occupation Birthplace
Albert John Ismay 58 M Marine Surveyor Hocton, London."
1Public Record Office, Civil Registration Indexes - England & Wales, Camberwell 1d 865, 4 Q 1869 .
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4 Q 1869 Albert John Ismay Camberwell 1d 865."2Public Record Office, Civil Registration Indexes - England & Wales.
"1 Q 1929 Ann Ismay, aged 83, Hackney 1b 744.".3Census UK 1871 .
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RG 10 428 ff 64b Page 44, 101 Newgate St, Christchurch, London, England
Name Rel Status Age Occupation Where Born
Thos Wood Head Mar 53 Bootmaker City of London
Mary Wood Wife Mar 30 City of London
Mary A Wood Daur Unm 15mo City of London
Ann Ismay Head Mar 25 Lodger City of London
Amelia H Brown Serv Unm 12 Domestic Serv Camberwell."4Census UK 1881 .
"RG11- 1378, ff 6 Page 5
158 Albion Rd, Hornsey, Middlesex, England
Henry Tunstall Head M 29 Printer & Cripplegate City
Sarah A.B. Tunstall Wife M 41 Compositer Cheshire
Ann Ismay Boarder M 34 Islington Middlesex
Alberta Ismay Boarder 9 London City, Middlesex
Benin G Ismay Boarder 5 Walworth, Surrey
Catherine Murray Boarder U 15 Marylebone
Fanny L Visitor Visitor U 19 Deal, Kent."
RG11 1378 ff 6.5Census UK 1891 .
"21, Montague Place, Hackney, London, Middlesex, England
Name Age Rel Cond Profession Birthplace
Ann Ismay 46 Head Mar Hoxton, London
Benjamin " 15 Son Single Clerk Walworth, London."6Probate Central Registration (Somerset House).
"The Will of Ann Ismay, late of 92, Fairholt Road, Stoke Newington, Middlesex, widow, died 8 February 1929. Probate London 4 April 1929 to Benjamin George Ismay, Clerk. Valued at &5399-0s-2d."
1Public Record Office, Civil Registration Indexes - England & Wales.
"2 Q 1872 Alberta Mary Emily Ismay London C. 1e 41."2Parish Registers - Newgate, Christ Church Greyfriars.
NB This is the same address as Ann Wood who was an administrator of his father's estate."
"Born 14 March 1871, baptised 7 April 1872, Alberta Mary Emily daughter of Albert John and Ann Ismay of 101 Newgate Street, Mariner.3Public Record Office, Civil Registration Indexes - England & Wales.
"4 Q 1959 Alberta M.E. Ismay, aged 87, Brighton 5h 118.".4Census UK 1891 , RG12 185 ff 12 Page 17 Schedule # 113 .
"RG12 185 ff 12 Page 17 Schedule # 113
63, Rectory Road, Hackney, London
Name Rel Cond Age Profession Where Born
Isabella Joyce Head Widow 63 Living on Own Means Camden Town
William ? Joyce Son Single 17 Islington
Alberta Mary Ismay Visitor Single 19 Lady's Companion City of London
Isabella Jamieson Visitor Single 6 Strand
Mary basnetstone? Serv Single 21 Dom/Gen Serv Hackney."5Probate Central Registration (Somerset House).
"Alberta Mary Emily Ismay of Kirrienuir, 172 Crofton Lane, Orpington Kent. Sp. died 10 December 1959 at Ryland Nursing Home, 54 Marine Parade, Brighton. Porbate London 12 Feb 1960 to Majorie Annie Ismay married woman Effects 5295 Pounds."
1Public Record Office, Civil Registration Indexes - England & Wales, St. Saviour 1d 152, 4 Q 1875 .
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4 Q 1875 Benjamin George Ismay St. Saviour 1d 152."2Public Record Office, Civil Registration Indexes - England & Wales, Bromley 3a 1702, 3 Q 1965 .
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3 Q 1965 Benjamin Ismay Bromley 3a 1702."3Census UK 1881 , RG 11 1378 ff 6 .
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RG 11 1378 ff 6
Hornsey, Essex, England
Name Rel Age Cond Profession Birthplace
Henry Tunstall Head
Ann Ismay Bord 34 Mar Islington, Middlesex
Alberta " Bord 9 Unm London City, Middlesex
Benjam C " Bord 5 Unm Walworth, Surrey.".4Census UK 1891 , RG 12 192 ff 97 Page 5 Schedule 30.
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RG 12 192 ff 97 Page 5 Schedule 30
21, Montague Place, Hackney, London, Middlesex, England
Name Age Rel Cond Profession Birthplace
Ann Ismay 46 Head Mar Hoxton, London
Benjamin " 15 Son Single Clerk Walworth, London."