England

At the time of Edward Barnard ♂'s birth, his parents (Mary and Edward) are living at Bartlett's Buildings, St Andrew Holborn, England Sources: 1

At the time of his first wedding, Edward Barnard ♂ was living in in the parish of St Martin, Ludgate Hill, London, England. Sources: 1

Edward Barnard ♂'s apprenticeship as a silversmith is transferred from Charles Wright to Thomas Chawner, both operating as goldsmiths at Ave Maria Lane, London, England. Sources: 1

John Emes, silversmith, dies and his wife Rebecca inherits his business at Amen Corner, Ave Maria Lane, London, England. She enters into a partnership with the manager, Edward Barnard ♂ and the firm begins to trade as Emes & Barnard. Sources: 3

Rebecca Emes withdraws from Emes & Barnard and Edward Barnard ♂ becomes proprietor together with his sons Edward ♂, John ♂ and William ♂, trading under the name Edward Barnard & Sons. Sources: 1

Edward Fox ♂ becomes a freeman of the Worshipful Company of Weavers and is thereby granted Freedom of the City, through Redemption. Sources: 2

Jane Barnard ♀ is buried at Bunhill Fields, Islington, England.

The Royal Albert departs from London, England with Helen Webster Speid ♀ aboard. Sources: 2

Edward Thomas Fox ♂ becomes a freeman of the Worshipful Company of Weavers and is thereby granted Freedom of the City, though Patrimony. Sources: 1

David James Blaikley ♂ devises a system of compensating pistons in brass instruments.

Edward Allan Thomson ♂ becomes an apprentice Improver at Rait and Gardiner at Royal Albert Dock, London, England. Sources: 1

Newly-wed Edward ♀ and Jane ♂ Thomson honeymoon in Sussex, at the Bear Inn. Sources: 1

Albert Edward Howden ♂ is posted in Tidworth, England. Sources: 1

Arthur Blaikley ♂ suceeds his father, David James Blaikley ♂ as factory manager of Boosey & Hawkes. Sources: 2

S.S. Maunganui departs from Liverpool, England with Albert Edward Howden ♂ aboard. Sources: 1

Edward Allan Thomson ♂ convinces the Port Authorities and crew that there is no evidence of bombs or detonators and the S.S. Roman Star departs from Brest, France. When the Pilot boards to guide them into Gravesend, he produces a copy of that morning's Daily Mail that confidently asserts that several men had been killed by bombs planted in the coal bunkers and that Detectives from Scotland Yard have met the vessel to investigate. However, the S.S. Roman Star arrives at Royal Albert Dock, London, England without further incident — or sign of the police. Sources: 1

Jane and Edward Allan Thomson ♂ embark on a round-the-world trip from Southampton aboard the R.M.S. Aquitania. Sources: 3

Edward and Jane Thomson and their children William, Kate, Edith, Arthur and Joan, move into 38, Holly Park, Finchley, England. Sources: 2

Edward and Jane Thomson arrive in London, England aboard the S.S. Avila Star. Edward having boarded at Tenerife, Spain and Jane having boarded at Lisbon, Portugal. Sources: 1