1891 Census

• 47 Cundy Road, West Ham RG12/1317 folio 100
  • Alfred F. Crisp, head, married, aged 32, ships marine coppersmith. Born N. Fleet, Herts (Hertfordshire)
  • Elizabeth, wife, aged 26, B. Maidstone, Kent.
  • Alfred J. Crisp, son, aged 5, scholar, Born Chatham, Kent.
  • Margaret E. Crisp, daughter, aged 4, born Chatham, Kent.
  • Frederick Crisp, son, aged 2, born Poplar, London.
  • Infant male, son, aged 6 days, born West Ham, Canning Town.

1881 Census

• 19 Peacock St, Milton In Gravesend, Kent, England
  • Shepherd E. CRISPE U 31 M Northfleet, Kent, England
• 239 Manchester Rd, Poplar, London, Middlesex, England
  • Alfred F. CRISPE, U, 21, M, Northfleet, Rel: Lodger, Occ: Coppersmith
• 7 Hawthorne Terr ,Barking, Essex, England
  • Shephard S. CRISPE M 53 M Gravesend, Kent, England Rel: Head Occ: Carpenter And Joiner
  • Margaret C. CRISPE M 53 F Gravesend, Kent, England Rel: Wife
  • Georgiana E. CRISPE 16 F Gravesend, Kent, England Rel: Daur Occ: Scholar
  • Gathorne A. CRISPE 13 M Gravesend, Kent, England Rel: Son Occ: Scholar
  • Florence A. CRISPE 9 F Gravesend, Kent, England Rel: DaurOcc: Scholar
• 23 Sandling Road, Maidstone, Kent, England
  • Frederick CRISPE U 27 M London, Middlesex, England, Rel: Head, Occ: Paperhanger
  • Ellen CRISPE U 29 F London, Middlesex, England, Rel: Sister

IGI

• Alfred Frederic CRISPE s/o Shepherd Stedman CRISPE and Margaret Charlotte SMITH b 16 Mar 1860 Northfleet, Kent

Maidstone Freemen Index 1788-1842

• Apprentice: CRISPE, John, 1832
  • Master: EDMETT, Thomas, Cabinet Maker

Stray Marriages

List of people who were married at Maidstone but were either of another parish or were soldiers. Bishops Transcripts on LDS films #1736876 (1754-1770) and #1736877 (1770-1812)

Maidstone, Kent -1832 Electoral Register

This is a list of 1106 men entitled to vote in Borough Elections following the 1832 Reform Act. All freemen of the Borough living within 7 miles of the town were entitled to vote (shown as F in the final column). For more information on freemen see the freemen index. Others were entitled to vote in respect of the value of property occupied being over £10. Usually the property is described as a house (shown as H in the final column). Some people are listed under both qualifications.

• Maidstone Borough Records MD-REP-1 on LDS microfilm #1656614 Item 3 1832-1873

  SURNAME	FORENAME	ADDRESS	QUALIFICATION
  Crispe	John	High Street	F
  Crispe	William	High Street	H

Maidstone Oaths of Allegiance and Supremacy 1662

• Crispe John Jr. To be councilman
  • Source: 'Records of Maidstone' by K.S.Martin, 1926 on LDS Microfilm #0928607

Archdeaconry Court Of Canterbury Inventory Papers 1661

PRC 11/18 LDS Film 1066734

Land Tax Assessment at Greenwich 1790

• Church Street - A CRISP occupied property at this location
  • Source: Q/RPL/151 mf #1470096 Item 2 West Greenwich,

Kent Marriages

• Crispe, WILLIAM, Elizabeth GOODWIN, 17 Aug 1794, Sittingbourne, Kent, England

Pigot's Commercial Directory For Kent,

• 1839
  • Crisp; 34; 89; 130
  • Crispe; 73(2); 74; 91; 93

Kent Strays

• CRISP, Elizth Ann, 1851 KEN WAR 8762

Index of wills in West Kent to 1650

Surname	Name	Parish	Date	Ref.1	Ref.2	Notes
Crispe	Edward (senior)	Edenbridge	1633	R 22.31		collier
Crispe	Henry	Ditton	1594/5	R 18.440	17	gent.
Crispe	Henry (senior)	Aylesford	1632/3	R 22.5	28	m
Crispe	John	Aylesford	1632/3			m; this is a filed will

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