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George Gerber Worster
1789 - 1833 (43 years)-
Name George Gerber Worster Birth 23 Sep 1789 Clapham, Surrey 
Gender Male Death May 1833 Newington, Surrey Person ID I190 Edward Worster's Tree (b.1760) Last Modified 11 Jun 2017
Father Thomas Worster Relationship natural Mother Sarah ? Relationship natural Family ID F63 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Martha Coles, b. 1786 d. Jul 1849, Newington, Surrey (Age 63 years) Marriage 30 May 1808 Hackney, Middlesex Children 1. George Thomas Worster, b. 6 Mar 1811 [Father: natural] 2. Caroline Jane Worster, b. 1820 [Father: natural] + 3. Edward William Worster, b. 1822, Kennington, Surrey d. 8 Oct 1899, Islington, London (Age 77 years) [Father: natural]+ 4. Thomas William Worster, b. 26 Jan 1825, Newington, Surrey d. Jul 1862, Newington, Surrey (Age 37 years) [Father: natural]Family ID F62 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 11 Jun 2017
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Event Map 
Birth - 23 Sep 1789 - Clapham, Surrey 
Marriage - 30 May 1808 - Hackney, Middlesex 
Death - May 1833 - Newington, Surrey = Link to Google Earth Pin Legend 
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Histories 
George Gerber Worster Found Guilty of Theft
GEORGE WORSTER was indicted for feloniously stealing on the 10th of June, 3 lbs. weight of flour, value 1 s., the property of Justitia Wergman.
JUSTITIA WERGMAN. I am a baker, I live in the Commercial Road, the prisoner was my servant; on last Monday week, I had four twopenny loaves in my drawer, I sent the prisoner with two half-peck loaves, when he went out I looked in the drawer, I found one of them was gone, then after he put in his bread, he ran down stairs, my servant looked through the crack of the door, and saw him fill a peck of flour, he came up stairs and went out, I called after him, and asked him what he wanted with a twopenny loaf each time he went out, he said may not I have a bit of bread to eat, I said certainly, you have as much bread as you can eat, you have two quartern loaves to take home every week, and as much bread here as you can eat, I took off his hat, and found a peck of flour in his hat.
MARY - I am servant to Mr. Wergman, I saw the prisoner take some flour, and put it into a bag.
Q. Do you know what quantity - A. No.
Prisoner's defence. I can take my oath she did not see me.
GUILTY, aged 23.
Whipped in jail, confined six months in the House of correction and there kept to hard labour.
Second Middlesex Jury before Mr. Recorder.
George Gerber Worster Acquitted of Highway Robbery (1817) 
George Gerber Worster Sued
George Gerber Worster sued by weights and measures