29. Annie Langley
Annie Striker, nee Langely, was my great-great grandmother, daughter of Henry and Ann Langley, and mother of Edward Alfred Striker.
I've tried to find a birth certificate for Annie Langley but there are two not very likely candidates in the FRC index: one born in Birkenhead in the September quarter of 1864 (Vol 8a page 303) and the other in Chorlton in the March quarter of 1864. Unfortunately the indexes for June 1864 and December 1864 & 1865 were away for repair when I was last at the FRC. I'll chase this up again on another visit.
At the time of the 1881 census, the family was living at 14 Albert Terrace, St Pancras, London, Middlesex:
| Name | Marr | Age | Sex | Birthplace |
| Henry Langley | M | 40 | M | Harford, Devon |
| Ann Langley | M | 39 | F | North Bradley, Wiltshire |
| Henry Langley | U | 18 | M | Islington |
| Annie Langley | U | 17 | F | Islington |
Various other people were also living at this address, presumably lodgers.
According to their marriage certificate, Edward Francis Striker married Annie Langley at the Parish Church in Poplar on 4 April 1885. She was 20. Their address was 38 Lefevre [?] Road. Her father was Henry Langley, Store Keeper
At the time of the 1901 Census she was 35 and living with her family (including her father) at 17 Streatfield Avenue, East Ham.
She bore Edward Alfred Striker. on 7 June 1885 at 12 Venue Street Bromley.
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