Photos of Emily Rebecca Goddard (nee Carr) early 1900s?

She was born in Ewell, Epsom, Surrey in March 1874 and moved to Brentford sometime between 1881 and 1891, as she appears in the 1891 census living at The Hollows with her mother and siblings.

The photos show her dressed in the uniform of the Brentford Gaslight & Coke Company, where she was employed to clean and trim the gas street lamps.

In this photo she also appears to be wearing a wedding ring, which would date the photo to sometime after September 1892 when she married Daniel Goddard.

Emily and Daniel lived at number 15 North Road in the 1901 census and they eventually had 4 children, one of which was Ken T's mother Lillian.

From the age of about 10 months Ken T. lived with his grandmother at number 15 North Road and the house continued to be occupied by another of Emily and Daniel's children, Florence Goddard until well into the late 1960's.

Ena and Ken lived there with Emily and her daughter Florence after their marriage on the 5th June 1948 until they eventually bought their own house in Clifden Road in the early 1960's.

Daniel Goddard's family also had a long history within the vicinity of Brentford High Street. In the 1891 census Daniel can be found at 69 North Road with his widowed mother, Amy, in the 1881 census he appears with his family at 4 Thames Road, Brentford and in the 1871 census his parents Daniel and Amy and elder sister Amy appear at New North Road, Brentford.

In the censuses 1861, 1851 and 1841 Daniel's grandparents, Charles and Emma Goddard, both of whom were born in Stanstead, Hertfordshire, appear with their various children at the Brentford addresses of Half Acre, New North Road and Bull Lane respectively.