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Perhaps things not as they seem, lol...

(as said earlier, perhaps better to wait, to hear from Caroline)

Chris :)

Baptism
County Cambridgeshire
Place Kingston
Church name All Saints and St Andrew
Register type Unspecified
Register entry number 592
Baptism date 2 Apr 1871
Person forename Edwin James
Person sex M
Person abode Kingston
Father forename Edwin
Father surname ALLGOOD
Father occupation Labourer
Mother forename Naomi


Baptism
County Cambridgeshire
Place Kingston
Church name All Saints and St Andrew
Register type Unspecified
Register entry number 647
Baptism date 4 Apr 1875
Person forename Frederick Charles
Person sex M
Person abode Kingston
Father forename Edwin
Father surname ALLGOOD
Father occupation Labourer
Mother forename Naomi

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1871 (Find My Past)
Edwin Allgood Head - Male 21 1850 - Cambridgeshire, England (ag. lab.)
Naomy Allgood Wife - Female 20 1851 - Cambridgeshire, England
Edward J Allgood Son - Male 0 1871 - Cambridgeshire, England
Street Tinkers Lane
Parish Kingston
County Cambridgeshire
Registration district Caxton
Archive reference RG10
Piece number 1577
Folio 29
Page 3


PARNWELL, EDWIN JAMES -
GRO Reference: 1870 S Quarter in CAXTON Volume 03B Page 434

the only Frederick allgood

ALLGOOD, FREDERICK    
VIRLEY  

GRO Reference: 1875  S Quarter in CAXTON  Volume 03B  Page 463

Mother's Maiden Surname: 
Order:
PARNWELL, CHARLES  WILLIAM  
-  

GRO Reference: 1870  S Quarter in CAXTON  Volume 03B  Page 432

no mothers name showing

Thank you so much, I am amazed how much you found out just from a name and date. She was born in Kingston with parents Edwin and Naomi. She was one of ten but I have only found 9 siblings so far.

When I saw the word inmate my heart sank but she does appear to have had a happy ending.

Thank you for taking the time to do all this
<3

Which one is missing Caroline? (or who are you stuck on)

Edits (9 Baptisms on Kingston Parish cd)

Chris :)

02 August 1884 - Cambridge Independent Press - Cambridge, Cambridgeshire

DRUNK and disorderly.
Edwin Allgood, labourer, of Kingston, Cambs., was charged with being drunk and disorderly, and using obscene language in Guildhall-street, on the previous Saturday afternoon. Defendant admitted the offence, expressing sorrow for what had occurred. He had been a teetotaler for some time, but on Saturday he had a little beer, and it took effect. The bench considering that defendant had been locked up in prison one night, discharged him with a caution.

Right!, just had another look at Baptisms, and found the below!, Kingston...

Chris :)

Baptism
1894 Feb 2 Allgood Albert John son of Emma otp domestic servant Born 17 Dec 1893

Burial
1895 Feb 8 Allgood Albert John


ALLGOOD, ALBERT -
GRO Reference: 1894 M Quarter in CAXTON Volume 03B Page 439

Deaths Mar 1895 (>99%)
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Allgood Albert John 1 Caxton 3b 320


Notes on 1911 Edwin states 10 children born, 6 living, 4 died...

Can see 9 Baptisms and 3 Burials that match up to 1911...