James Fillery ⁴

   Cause of his death was Epilepsy.¹⁹⁷

  General Notes:

James Fillery was part owner of Fillery & Nightingale, a corn chandlers business in Crawley, Sussex. Their premises was very close to the Station Brewery, owened by George Ockenden.

After James' early death, his partner, Moses Nightingale flourished on his own and eventually bought a substantial house called Hazeldene opposite his business and the brewery. Hazeldene still stands today on Brighton Road, Crawley. Nightingale was known as a local philanthropist and among other things ran his own amateur orchestra.
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  Medical Notes:

Certified by A.P. Newman M.D.
Present at death - G.M. Ockenden

  Noted events in his life were:

• Residence: New Bridge Mill, Thorn Hill, 1861, Hartfield, East Grinstead, Sussex, England. ¹⁹⁴

• Occupation: scholar, 1861, Hartfield, East Grinstead, Sussex, England. ¹⁹⁴

• Occupation: miller, 1871, Ifield, Horsham, Sussex, England. ¹⁹⁵

• Residence: Colleford Mill, 1871, Ifield, Horsham, Sussex, England. ¹⁹⁵ At the time of the 1871 census, James was working as a servant in the Colleford Mill for William Hessman

• Occupation: corn merchant's clerk, 1881, Horsham, Sussex, England. ¹⁹⁹ At the time of the 1881 census, James was staying at the house of William and Mary Verger at 238 Mill Cotte, Brighton Road, Ifield, Sussex.

• Occupation: Corn Merchant, 1882 Jun 22, Crawley, Sussex, England. ¹⁹¹

• Marriage: Crawley Parish Church, 1882 Jun 22, Crawley, Sussex, England.

• Occupation: Corn Merchant, 1883 Jan 14, North Horsham, Sussex, England. ¹⁵

• Residence: The Laurels, 1883 Jan 14, North Horsham, Sussex, England. ¹⁵

• Residence: Crawley, Sussex, England, 1885 Jun 22, Crawley, Sussex, England. ¹⁹¹

• Residence: The Laurels, 1886 Jan 31, Ifield, Horsham, Sussex, England. ²⁰⁰

• Occupation: corn merchant, 1886 Jan 31, Ifield, Horsham, Sussex, England. ²⁰⁰

• Occupation: Corn Merchant, 1891-1892, Ifield, Horsham, Sussex, England. ^201,202

• Residence: The Laurels, 1891, Ifield, Horsham, Sussex, England. ²⁰¹ There were two domestic servants living with the Fillery's in 1891: Alice Deadman and Sarah Denman, both of age 14.

• Occupation: Corn Merchant, 1892, Crawley, Sussex, England. ¹⁹⁷

• Cemetery: Ifield Churchyard, 1892, Ifield, Horsham, Sussex, England. ¹⁹²

James married Fanny Louisa Ockenden, daughter of George Ockenden and Elizabeth Mitchell, on 1882 Jun 22 in Crawley, Sussex, England ¹⁹¹.^,192 (Fanny Louisa Ockenden was born on 1856 May 2 in Crawley, Sussex, England ^100,192,203, christened on 1856 Jul 5 in Crawley, Sussex, England ²⁰⁴ and died on 1900 Sep 22 in Acton, Middlesex, England ^16,192.) The cause of her death was Rupture of Abdominal Blood Vessel.¹⁹⁷

  Marriage Notes:

Marriage at the Parish Church, Crawley, Sussex, England
Witnesses, George Henry Ockenden and Elizabeth Emily Ockenden & George Fillery ¹⁹¹