Name:	Elizabeth GUMBLETON	P0052
Born:	1846	St Martin's RD, Middlesex
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Parents:	Josiah GUMBLETON	Lydia REVELL
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Spouse 1	Charles Fourier STOLLMEYER	No children found in database. This means either: They had no children Information about their children has not yet been added to the database They are from recent generations whose personal information has been excluded from the online database for reasons of privacy
Elizabeth Gumbleton was born in 1846, in St Martin's registration district, London. In 1851, aged 5, she was living with her family at 4, Tiverton Street, Newington, Surrey, where her father was a shoemaker. She was described as a day scholar. Some of the family, including Elizabeth, must have travelled to the West Indies in the 1860s, and Elizabeth was married in Port of Spain, Trinidad on 6 May 1867, to Charles Fourier STOLLMEYER, the son of Conrad F STOLLMEYER, asphalt manufacturer. Charles Fourier Stollmeyer was responsible for the construction of "Stollmeyer's Castle", a magnificent house, said to be patterned after a wing of Balmoral Castle in Scotland.Construction began in 1902 and was completed in 1904. Apparently, Mrs. Stollmeyer (nee Gumbleton) had simple taste and found the building too elaborate for her fancy, and she and her husband did not move into it. Instead, they gave it to their son, Conrad C. Stollmeyer, who was about to be married and who moved into the house in 1904.

Date	Event	Place	Reference
1846	Elizabeth GUMBLETON: Birth registered	St Martin's RD, Middlesex	GRO Birth Index
1851	Elizabeth GUMBLETON living at 4 Tiverton Street, Newington, Surrey	Newington, Surrey	1851 census
30 Mar 1861	Elizabeth Gumbleton living in High St, Farnham in 1861 census	Farnham, Surrey	1861 census
6 May 1867	Marriage of Elizabeth Gumbleton and Charles Fourier STOLLMEYER	Port of Spain, Trinidad	Marriage index