MANDER, Thomas Robert (1818-1891) — Southampton
Ordnance Survey engraver.
Born in London 27 Mar 1818 and baptised at St. George Bloomsbury 19 Apr 1818, the son of Thomas Mander (1787-1853), a cabinet-maker, and his wife Ann Bowerman (1798-1867), who had married in 1815. Recorded in London, working as an engraver, in 1841. He married (1) Caroline Amelia Shew (1822-1881) in 1843 — the couple were living in Hatton Garden when Mander was a witness at an Old Bailey assault case later that year. By 1851 he was working for the Ordnance Survey in Southampton, resident with his wife and children. He remained with the Survey throughout his subsequent career. He married (2) Caroline Bott (1839-1917) at St. John the Baptist, Kentish Town, 10 Apr 1886. He died 24 Jun 1891, his death registered in Fulham.
34 Brewer Street, St. Pancras (home) — 1841
52 Acton Street, Gray’s Inn Road (home) — 1846
59 Fanshaw Street, Southampton (home) — 1851
Galton Villa, Paynes Road, Millbrook (home) — 1871
Hampton Villa, Paynes Road, Millbrook (home) — 1881
Census 1841-1881. OB. OSP.