Born in West Indies, Montserrat

Recorded in census in Honiton (2 York Terrace, Sidmouth).1

Harriet C Home - Head - 64 - Landed Proprietor - born Middlx London
Harriet C Rushworth - Great-niece - 5 - born West Indies, Montserrat,
Mary S Rushworth - Great-niece - 3 - born West Indies, Montserrat,
Charles E Rushworth - Great-nephew - 1 - born West Indies, Montserrat,
Governess x 1
Staff x 3

Recorded in census in Bath (Bennett Street).5

Harriet C Home - Head - 74 - Land Owner - born Middlx London
Harriet C Rushworth - Niece - 15 - born Monserrat West Indies
Mary S Rushworth - Niece - 13 - born Monserrat West Indies
Charles E Rushworth - Nephew - 11 - born Monserrat West Indies
Rosamond L Rushworth - Niece - 8 - born Mauritius,
Edward H Rushworth - Nephew - 6 - born Mauritius,
William W Rushworth - Nephew - 4 - born Trinidad W Indies
Staff x 4

Memorial or Grave Stone in Isle of Wight, Yarmouth, St James.2,3

"In memory of / Edward Everard Rushworth / D.A.V. A.M.G. / Lieut Governor of Jamaica / Eldest son of Charles Powlett Rushworth and Mary Elizabeth Rushworth / of Farringford Freshwater / Born Augst 23rd 1818 / Died Augst 10th 1877 at Shortwood Jamaica / And Amelia Adelaide his wife / daughter of Horatio Nelson de LesDerneries Esq. / of Vaudreuil Lower Canada / Died Augst 20th 1867. / This tablet is erected by their daughter Rosamond Linda / wife of Revd Cecil Evan-Smith Rector if Titsey Surrey / Also in memory of her brother / Charles Edward Rushworth / Midshipman H.M.S. Agincourt / Born Augst 6th 1859 / Accidentally drowned in Besika Bay Dec 21st 1877 / while saving the life of a member of the crew"

Died in Turkey, Besika Bay.2,3,4

From the Times :-
"On the 21st Dec., at Besika Bay, drowned in an attempt to save the life of  the Coxswain of his boat, to the success of which he was mainly instrumental, CHARLES EDWARD RUSHWORTH, midshipman on board H.M.S. Agincourt, aged 18, eldest son of the late Edward Everard Rushworth, D.O.L., C.M.G., Colonial Secretary, and Lieutenant-General of Jamaica"