At a glanceAt a glanceSurname: KentFirst name: MinnieOther Christian names: Gender: FemaleChildren: YesBurial number: 640Born: 25/9/1865Died: 13/05/1911Buried: 17/05/1911Occupation: Domestic Servant, Cook at Police Home in HoveHeene Hallmark: NoCommonwealth War Grave: No The GraveThe graveCemetery area: EBCemetery row: 4Cemetery plot: 7what3words location: https://what3words.com/placed.straw.lengthBurial remains: Unknown The headstoneHeadstone inscription: Minnie Kent born Sept. 25th 1865 Died May 13th 1911 Life storyLife storyMinnie was born in Sompting, the daughter of James and Ellen. She was baptised in the village on 10 Dec 1865. James was a gardener. By the age of 15, Minnie was a domestic servant working in Hove. In 1885, she gave birth to a son Albert at The Lodge, Rectory House, Sompting. He was baptised on 8 Feb but died the following year in Nov 1886. The church register noted that she was a single woman. Minnie went back to work in Brighton and by 1901 she was the cook at the Police Home in Hove. By 1911, Minnie's parents were running Seaview Nurseries in Boundary Road, Worthing. It was here on 13 May, Minnie died of phlebitis embolism. Her sister Ellen registered her death. No probate.Burial researcher: Carol Sullivan Further informationBirthDate born: 25/09/1865 DeathDeath (details)Date of death: 13/05/1911Age (at time of death): 45Cause of death: Phlebitis EmbolismAddress at time of death: Seaview Nurseries, Boundary Road, Worthing, Sussex, England Census and miscellaneous informationCensus information1871 census: Bennetts Cottages, Sompting, Sussex James aged 31, gardener. Ellen aged 32. Sarah aged 9. Minnie aged 5. Ellen aged 2 months1881 census: 52 Ventnor Villas, Hove, Sussex Minnie aged 15, domestic servant in the household of William A Colbourne, solicitor.1891 census: 65 Montpelier Road, Brighton Minnie aged 25, parlour maid in the household of Elizabeth Coombe, own means.1901 census: The Police Home, Portland Road, Hove Minnie aged 34, cook at the Police Home run by Annie Mathieson, Hon. Superintendent. Previous Random burial Next