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- RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Birth certificate gives name as Lamberth Osborne. Both his and his wife's obituary give his first name as Lambert. Burial record and 1900 census gives it as Lamberth. Clara Osborne's obituary mentions father as Lamberth A. Osborne. Middle name may be Arthur.
2. British Censuses:
1861: Plumstead (Left Bank), Kent?, England, p. 18, no. 23, 17 Frances Street, FHL film 542633:
Cornelius Osborn, head, mar., 47 boilermaker's assistant, b. Arlington, Sussex.
Harriet, wife mar., 51, Islington, Middlesex.
George F., son, unm., 21, lab. in R. Dock, Orpington, Kent.
Mary A., dau., unm., 17, boiler mak- assf dawr, Woolwich, Kent.
Cornelius, son, unm., 13, Woolwich, Kent.
Lambeth, son, unm., 8, scholar, Plumstead, Kent.
3. Censuses:
1880 US: 4th Ward, Ogden, Weber, Utah, FHL film 1255339, National Archives Film T9-1339, p. 421A:
Lambert Osborn, cook at hotel, 26, Eng Eng Eng.
Emma Osborn, house keeper, M, 21, Eng Eng Eng.
Amason Harris, servant, S, 17, At sea, Eng, Eng.
1900 US: 5th Ward, Ogden, Weber, Utah, p. 258A:
Lamberth Osborne, head, b. Jan 1853, 47, married 21 years, Eng Eng Eng., cook, immigrated 1870.
Emma, wife, b. Oct 1858, 41, married 21 years, 8 children total with 4 living, Eng Eng Eng., immigrated 1875.
Clara, dau., b. Dec 1880, 19, UT Eng Eng.
Thomas, son, b. Sep 1882, 18, UT Eng Eng., day laborer.
Lillian, dau., b. Jan 1895, 5, UT Eng Eng.
Albert, son, b. Aug 1896, 3, UT Eng Eng.
4. Chris Petersen on 11 Sep 1975 checked LDS Patriarchal Blessing Index without finding any Osbornes.
5. Copy on file of 1869 LDS Church record from England; photocopy made by Chris Petersen but source and branch not given. Entry numbers:
#44: Cornelius Osbourn, present residence at Plumstead, b. 11 Aug 1813 at Highgate, Middlesex, England, bapt. 16 Jun 1869 at Woolwich by E. Blackman, conf. by Blackman, emigrated 25 Aug 1869.
#46: Harriet Osbourn, present residence at Plumstead, b. 25 Dec 1810 at Arlington, Sussex, England, bapt. 30 Jun 1869 at Woolwich by E. Blackman, conf. by Tuddenham.
#48: Lambeth Osbourn, 16, present residence at Plumstead Common, b. Jan 1810 at Plumstead, Kent, England, bapt. 4 Aug 1869 at Woolwich by E. Blackman, conf. by E. Tuddenham, emigrated 25 Aug 1869.
#49: Cornelius Osbourn, present residence at Erith, bapt. 26 Aug 1869 at Woolwich by E. Garrel, conf. by E. Garrel.
BIOGRAPHY:
1. LDS Emigration Card Catalog, by Michael F. Petersen, checked 9 Nov 1975, FHL film 929 #189, Lib. No. 1041:
1869, Aug 25 sailed the ship "Minnesota" with:
Cornelius Osborne
Lambeth Osborne (son)
1869, Aug 25 on same ship [may or may not be possible relations]:
Ann Osborne
Annie Osborne
1871, May 10 sailed the ship "Wyoming":
Mary A. Osborne
Cornelius Osborne
George Osborne
Harriet Osborne, age 4
2. LDS Emigration Records, British Mission, 1868-1874" FHL film 6184, pt. 3 (025692):
1869, Aug 25 sailed the ship "Minnesota," ticket no. 413, with:
Cornelius Osborne, age 36, Eng.
Lambeth Osborne, age 16, Eng.
1869, Aug 25 on same ship, ticket no. 483 [not a relative from what I can see - see notes for Edward]:
Edward Osborne, age 28.
Ann Osborne, age 28.
Annie Osborne, inf.
1871, June 31, sailed the ship "Wyoming," ticket no. 251, p. 144:
Harriet Osborne, age 60, P.E. Fund.
Mary A. Osborne, age 26, Pres. B. Young's list of 1870.
Cornelius Osborne, age 23
George Osborne, age 32.
Harriet Osborne, age 4
BIRTH:
1. Tombstone reports birth in 1853. Some Ancestral File reports 1852 as does cemetery record. I use 1853 due to 1900 census and tombstone.
2. Birth certificate on file, certified copy BXA185270, application 4380A, dated 2 Oct 1975: "Registration District: Lewisham; 1853; Birth in Sub-district of Plumstead and Charlton in the County of Kent; No. 344; Born 3 Jan 1853 at The Slade Plumstead Common, Lamberth, boy, Cornelius Osborne father, Harriet Osborne formerly Morgan mother, occupation of father: laborer; informant: Harriet Osborne living at The Slade Plumstead Common (signed with her mark 'X'); registered 11 Feb 1853 by Eliezer Lewery Burnett, registrar."
3. Handwritten note on the back of a commercial advertising letter dated 1895 [on file], source unknown but appears to be a child of Cornelius and Harriet Osborne:
"Edward Lamberth, borned June 27/37
George F., October 29/39
Sampson D. Jany 2/42
Mary A., March 27/44
Cornelius, May 27/47
Lambeth, Jany 4/53
Dad, Aug 11/13 Arlington, Sussex
Mother, Decr 25, 1809 Crayford, Kent
Thomas Burnhope Feb. 22, 1845"
MARRIAGE:
1. Per wife's obituary.
DEATH:
1. Per cemetery record cited below.
BURIAL:
1. Per online index of Ogden City Cemetery: Lamberth Osborne, b. 3 Jan 1853 in England and d. 29 Jan 1924 at Ogden, UT, parents Cornelius and Harriet Osborne, buried in plot D-4-1-5E.
2. Ogden city cemetery records; Lot 1, Blk 4; Plat "D"; "Paid by Cornelius Osborne $100.00." (This record also contains four of his children: Mabel, Herbert, Pearl, and Emma.) Approximately 18 total relatives (Osbornes, Burnhopes, Petersens, McCarrels, and Koepkes) buried in near proximity.
OBITUARY:
1. "Lambert Osborne, 69, died this morning a 6 o'clock of heart trouble at his residence, 2665 Washington avenue. Mr. Osborne is survived by his widow, Emma Wooton Osborne; five children: Mrs. R.E. Pender, T.S. Osborne, Mrs. E.C. Martin, Albert and Ruth Osborne; one brother and four grandchildren. Funeral services will be held in the Second ward Friday afernoon at 2 o'clock, with Bishop William E. Newman presiding. The body may be viewed at the home Thursday afternoon and on Friday until time of services. Interment will be in City cemetery." Ogden Standard Examiner, Tues., 29 Jan 1924, p. 6.
2. Ogden Standard Examiner 1924-01-31:
"Arrange Funeral of Veteran Chef.
Lambert Osborne, who died Wednesday, was one of the best known chefs of Utah. For 53 years he served in the kitchens of the largest hotels and for the past 19 years was in the employ of Angus Kennedy.
Mr. Osborne was born in England and came to Utah in 1867, two years before the completion of the first transcontinental railroad. As a boy he took part in the building of the old Utah Central and at the celebration at the terminus of the road in Salt Lake, marking the finish of the work, he handed Brigham Young the golden spike which was driven by the president of the church.
Mr. Osborne was married in Salt lake by Bishop Thomas Taylor, 46 years aggo.
The family is at 2665 Washington avenue, but for 12 years lived at 2665 Wall avenue
The funeral services will be held at the Second ward chapel at 2 pm Friday, Bishop W.F. Newman presiding. Interment in the city cemetery."
SOURCES_MISC:
1. LDS branch records of Woolwich, Kent, England per FHL film 87039.
2. Lamberth Osborne family group sheet prepared about 1965 by Thomas G. Osborne, 3141 Delsa Dr., Salt Lake City. He indicates sources of information as himself, his sister Clara Ethel Osborne Pender, and 25261 pt. 24, p. 311.
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Chris & Julie Petersen's Genealogy
1853 - 1924 (71 years)