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| 6851 | BUTCHER, Ada Louisa (1875-1961) Ada Louisa BUTCHER was born in 1875. The 1939 Register records her birth on 14 February 1875. (GRO March Q 1875 Petersfield 2c 130) She is listed in the 1881 census returns at The Square, Petersfield, Hampshire: George BUTCHER, head, aged 39, a licensed victualler, born at Martock, Somerset; Ellen BUTCHER, wife, aged 40, born at Kirdford, Sussex; Agnes E. BUTCHER, daughter, aged 11, scholar, born at Petersfield; Harriet BUTCHER, daughter, aged 8, scholar, born at Persfield; *Ada L. BUTCHER, daughter, aged 6, scholar, born at Petersfield; Lilley E. BUTCHER, daughter, aged 2, born at Petersfield. There were also six unmarried lodgers: Thomas HALPIN, aged 55, born in Ireland, a bricklayer's labourer; William F. CHAPMAN, aged 28, born at Hatcham, Kent, a painter; Thomas LLOYD, aged 20, born at Glamorgan in Wales, a carpenter; Robert SMITH, aged 59, born at Swaffham, Norfolk, a painter; John SEWARD, aged 38, born at Godmanchester, Huntingdonshire, a blacksmith; James WILLIAMS, aged 30, born at Chichester, Sussex, a general labourer. (RG11/1240/60/4) From the 1891 census of Eastbourne, Sussex: Ada BUTCHER(?), servant, aged 17, nursemaid, born at Petersfield, Hampshire. (RG12/772/123/29) She married John William PRATT in 1897. (GRO June Q 1897 Hartley W. 2c 383) The 1901 census for 91 Kings Road, Chelsea: John W. PRATT, head, aged 29, coachbuilder's labourer, born at Sleaford, Lincolnshire; *Ada L. PRATT, wife, aged 27, born at Petersfield, Hampshire; Ada PRATT, daughter, aged 3, born at Farnborough, Hampshire. (RG13/77/91/36) The 1911 census of 46 Peabody Road South, Farnborough, Hampshire: George BUTCHER, head, aged 67, grocer and general stores, born at Martock, Somerset; Ellen BUTCHER, wife, aged 70, married 45 years, born at Kirdford, Sussex; John PRATT, lodger, aged 38, valett, born at Stafford (sic); *Ada Louisa PRATT, wife, aged 36, married 15 years, born at Petersfield. (RG14PN6255/RG78PN297/RD109/SD2/ED5/SN62) From the 1939 Register of 25 Kingsgate Street, Winchester M.B., Hampshire: John W. PRATT, born 17 March 1872, married, butler college house *Ada L. PRATT, born 14 February 1875, married, wife (RG101/2360D/008/15) The death of Ada PRATT aged 85 was registered in 1961. (GRO March Q 1958 Winchester 6b 10276) (revised 09.02.2026) | BUTCHER, Ada Louisa (I3108)
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| 6852 | BUTCHER, Agnes Ellen (1870-1964) Agnes Ellen BUTCHER was born at Petersfield, Hampshire, in 1870, daughter of George and Ellen BUTCHER. According to the 1939 Register she was born on 28 March 1870. (GRO June Q 1870 Petersfield 2c 134) George BUTCHER had married Ellen COOPER. The 1871 census of College Street, Petersfield, Hampshire: George BUTCHER, head, aged 28, coachman/domestic servant, born at Martock, Somerset; Ellen BUTCHER, wife, aged 29, born at Kirdford, Sussex; George A. BUTCHER, son, aged 5, scholar, born at Kirdford; *Agnes Ellen BUTCHER, daughter, aged 1, born at Petersfield. (RG10/1220/44/20) The 1881 census returns for The Square, Petersfield, Hampshire: George BUTCHER, head, aged 39, a licensed victualler, born at Martock, Somerset; Ellen BUTCHER, wife, aged 40, born at Kirdford, Sussex; *Agnes E. BUTCHER, daughter, aged 11, scholar, born at Petersfield; Harriet BUTCHER, daughter, aged 8, scholar, born at Petersfield; Ada L. BUTCHER, daughter, aged 6, scholar, born at Petersfield; Lilley E. BUTCHER, daughter, aged 2, born at Petersfield. There were also six unmarried lodgers: Thomas HALPIN, aged 55, born in Ireland, a bricklayer's labourer; William F. CHAPMAN, aged 28, born at Hatcham, Kent, a painter; Thomas LLOYD, aged 20, born at Glamorgan in Wales, a carpenter; Robert SMITH, aged 59, born at Swaffham, Norfolk, a painter; John SEWARD, aged 38, born at Godmanchester, Huntingdonshire, a blacksmith; James WILLIAMS, aged 30, born at Chichester, Sussex, a general labourer. (RG11/1240/60/4) By 1891 the family had moved to the Bricklayer's Arms, Selborne, Hampshire: George BUTCHER, head, aged 50, licensed victualler, born Martock, Somerset; Ellen BUTCHER, wife, aged 50, born at Kirdford, Sussex; *Agnes E. BUTCHER, daughter, aged 21, born at Petersfield; Lilly E. BUTCHER, daughter, aged 12, born at Petersfield; Flora E. BUTCHER, daughter, aged 9, born at Petersfield; Mabel M. BUTCHER, daughter, aged 7, born at Petersfield. (RG12/951/95/14) She married James NEWNHAM in 1894. (GRO March Q 1894 Alton 2c 241) Her son James George NEWNHAM was born in 1897. He died one month later. (Birth: GRO June Q 1897 [BUTCHER] Farnham 02A 105) (Death: GRO June 1897 Farnham 2a 64, aged 1 month) The birth of Alfred Ernest NEWNHAM was registered in 1898. (GRO September Q 1898 [BUTCHER] Farnham 02A 121) In 1901 Agnes described herself as married, wife not widow, and had a two year old son. According to the 1901 census returns for 147 Victoria Road, Aldershot, Hampshire, she was a 31 year old hosier, working at home, and employing her sister Florence CARPENTER and 18 year old Aldershot born Amy COOPER. She had a two year old son Alfred E. NEWNHAM who was born in Aldershot. (RG13/610/18/27) The 1911 census of 139 Victoria Road, Aldershot, Hampshire: James NEWNHAM, head, aged 44, army pensioner, bailor and dealer, born at Ventnor, Isle of Wight. *Agnes Ellen NEWNHAM, wife, aged 41, married 17 years, hosiery maker and dealer, born at Petersfield, Hampshire; Alfred Ernest NEWNHAM, son aged 12, at school, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Amy Dora SIMS, servant, aged 15, general domestic servant, born at Hale, Surrey. (RG14PN3110/RG78PN113/RD34/SD2/ED1) Supposedly became very rich and very fat. Did she marry twice? Was her second husband called HALLAM? (source: Brenda EDGOOSE formerly TURNER 18.09.2002) No record of the death of James NEWNHAM between 1911 and 1936 has been found. The marriage between a John H. HAYMAN and Agnes E. NEWNHAM was registered in 1936. (GRO June Q 1936 Aldershot 2c 537) From the 1939 Register of High Street, Aldershot M.B., Hampshire: John Harris HAYMAN, born 17 July 1877, married, tobacconist; *Agnes Ellen HAYMAN, born 28 March 1870, married, Ladies & Gents Outfitters. (RG101/2316B/004/38 EDAS) The death of Agnes E. HAYMAN aged 94 was registered in 1964. (GRO September Q 1964 Aldershot 6b 10) "HAYMAN Agnes Ellen of Northbrook House Northbrook Road Aldershot, Hampshire died 11 September 1964 Probate Winchester 22 January to Alfred Enest NEWNHAM [1965] retired merchant and David Alfred George NEWNHAM business manager. £ 30899 (National Probate Calendar 1965) (revised 09.02.2026) | BUTCHER, Agnes Ellen (I2514)
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| 6853 | BUTCHER, Albert William George (1905-1977) The birth of Albert William G. BUTCHER was registered in 1905. According to the registration of his death in 1977, he was born on 20 August 1905. (GRO September Q 1905 Alton 2c 184) From the 1911 census of the Post Office, Greatham, Liss, Hampshire: Albert G. BUTCHER, head, aged 45, sub-postmaster and general stores, born at Blackheath; Elizabeth BUTCHER, wife, married 15 years, aged 45, born at Petersfield, Hampshire; Dorothy M. BUTCHER, daughter, aged 14, at school, born at Greatham Post Office; Kathleen I. BUTCHER, daughter, aged 11, at school, born at Greatham Post Office: Florence E. BUTCHER, daughter, aged 9, at school, born at Greatham Post Office; *Albert W. G. BUTCHER, son, aged 5, born at Greatham Post Office; Charlotte M. POYNTER, servant, single, aged 24, mother's help, born at Blair Street, Bromley, Bow. (RG14PN6217/RG78PN294/RD108/SD1/ED12/SN135) The marriage between Albert W. G. BUTCHER and Agnes M. BEANEY was registered in 1934. (GRO March Q 1934 Hammersmith 1a 455) The death of an Albert William G. BUTCHER who was born on 20 August 1905 was registered in 1977. (GRO June Q 1977 Honiton 21 1387) According to Gordon BUTCHER's site on www.ancestry.co.uk he died at Axminster, Devon, on 27 May 1977 at the age of 71. (revised 09.02.2026) | BUTCHER, Albert William George (I5536)
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| 6854 | BUTCHER, Amelia (1834-1912) Amelia, daughter of William BUTCHER, labourer, and Hannah his wife, was baptised at Martock, Somerset, on 8 June 1834. (FreeReg) From the 1841 census of North Street, Martock, Somerset: William BUTCHER, aged 30, agricultural labourer, born in Somerset; Hannah BUTCHER, aged 25, born in Somerset; Jane BUTCHER, aged 10, born in Somerset; Thomas BUTCHER, aged 8, born in Somerset; *Amelia BUTCHER, aged 6, born in Somerset; Emily BUTCHER, aged 5, born in Somerset; Henry BUTCHER, aged 3, born in Somerset; From the 1851 census of North Street, Martock: William BUTCHER, head, aged 42, coal carrier, born at Martock; Hannah BUTCHER, wife, aged 39, husband's assistant, born at Martock; Jane BUTCHER, daughter, aged 20, glove sewer, born at Martock; Thomas BUTCHER, son, aged 18, coal carrier, born at Martock; *Amelia BUTCHER, daughter, aged 17, glove sewer, born at Martock; Emley (sic) BUTCHER, daughter, aged 15, glove sewer, born at Martock; Henry BUTCHER, son, aged 12, assists in carrying coals, born at Martock; George BUTCHER, son, aged 10, born at Martock; Ellen BUTCHER, daughter, aged 7, born at Martock; James BUTCHER, son, aged 3, born at Martock; Susan BUTCHER, daughter, aged 1, born at Martock; Frederick BUTCHER, grandson, aged 1, born at Martock. (HO107/1930/5/3) James, son of Emilia [sic] BUTCHER, mother and spinster, was baptised at Martock, Somerset, in May 1853. (FreeReg) The death of James BUTCHER was registered in 1853 aged 0. (GRO June Q 1853 Yeovil 5c 374) The burial of a James BUTCHER took place at Martock, Somerset, on 11 June 1853. (FreeReg) The birth of a Jane BUTCHER was registered in 1854. (GRO June Q 1854 [..........] Yeovil 5c 564) John, son of Amelia BUTCHER, mother and spinster, was privately baptised at Martock, Somerset, on 6 April 1855. There is a note in the register that he was born on 3 January. (PR) From the 1861 census of North Street, Martock, Somerset: *Amelia BUTCHER, lodger, unmarried, aged 26, glover, born at Martock, Somerset; Jane BUTCHER, lodger's daughter, aged 1, born at Martock, Somerset [aged 7?]. NOTE: They were living with Joseph and Sarah CULVER. (RG9/1642/18/29) Amelia BUTCHER married William BISHOP in 1867. (GRO March Q 1867 Yeovil 5c 698) From the 1871 census of East Street, Martock, Somerset: William BISHOP, aged 27, head, agricultural labourer, born at Shepton, Somerset; *Amelia BISHOP, aged 35, wife, glover, born at Martock, Somerset; Jane BUTCHER, aged 17, stepdaughter, glover, born at Martock, Somerset; John BUTCHER, aged 11, stepson, scholar, born at Martock, Somerset. (RG10/2414/5/2) From the 1881 census of Penrhiwfer, Llantrisant, Pontypridd: William BISHOP, head, aged 35, banksman at coal mine, born at Shepton Beauchamp; *Amelia BISHOP, wife, aged 38, banksman's wife, born at Martock, Somerset; James STEPHENS, lodger, aged 46, farm labourer, born at Bridgewater, Somerset. (RG11/5298/118/40) From the 1891 census of Lower Williamstown, Brook Street, Llantrisant: William BISHOP, head, aged 40, banksman, born at Shepton Beauchamp, Somerset; *Amelia BISHOP, head, aged 50, born at Martock, Somerset; Thomas Larcomte, lodger, aged 20, single, labourer, born at Bower Hinton, Somerset. (RG12/4418/65/34) From the 1911 census of 12 Rolling Street, Rhonda: *Amelia BISHOP, head, aged 65, widow, married 16 years, 2 children, none living, born at Martock, Somerset. NOTES & QUERIES: 1901 Census: Untraced When and where did she die? The death of an Amelia BISHOP aged 70 was registered in 1912. (GRO December Q 1912 Pontypridd 11a 573) (revised 09.02.2026) | BUTCHER, Amelia (I3490)
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| 6855 | BUTCHER, Caroline (1844-1921) From the 1851 census of Back Kingston, Yeovil, Somerset: John BUTCHER, head, married, aged 34, labourer, born at Martock, Somerset; Elizabeth BUTCHER, wife, married, aged 31, born at Yeovil, Somerset; John BUTCHER, son, aged 10, glover, born at Yeovil, Somerset; Emily BUTCHER, daughter, aged 8, glove sewer, born at Yeovil, Somerset; *Caroline BUTCHER, daughter, aged 6, at home, born at Yeovil, Somerset; Matilda BUTCHER, daughter, aged 4, at home, born at Yeovil, Somerset; James William BUTCHER, son, aged 1, born at Yeovil, Somerset; Margaret WATTS, mother-in-law, aged 90, born at Evershot, Dorset. (HO107/1930/414/4) From the1861 census of Custards Cot., Back Kingston, Yeovil, Somerset: Aaron BUTCHER, head, married, aged 44, tallow chandlers servant, born at Martock, Somerset; Elizabeth BUTCHER, wife, married, aged 40, born at Yeovil, Somerset; Emely BUTCHER, daughter, unmarried, aged 18, born at Yeovil, Somerset; *Caroline BUTCHER, daughter, aged 16, born at Yeovil, Somerset; Matilda BUTCHER, daughter, aged 14, born at Yeovil, Somerset; William BUTCHER, son, aged 9, born at Yeovil, Somerset; Marianna BUTCHER, daughter, aged 7, born at Yeovil, Somerset; Harriet BUTCHER, daughter, aged 5, born at Yeovil, Somerset; Henry J. BUTCHER, daughter [sic], aged 2 [aged moved to male column], born at Yeovil, Somerset. (RG9/1643/35/18 & 19) From the 1871 census of Reckleford, Yeovil, Somerset; Aaron BUTCHER, head, married, aged 51, labourer, born at Martock, Somerset; Elizabeth BUTCHER, wife, married; aged 50, charwoman, born at Yeovil, Somerset; Harriett BUTCHER, daughter, aged 15, servant domestic, born at Yeovil, Somerset; *Caroline BUTCHER, daughter, unmarried, aged 26, charwoman, born at Yeovil, Somerset; Henry James BUTCHER, son, aged 11, scholar, born at Yeovil, Somerset; Edward BUTCHER, son, aged 4, born at Yeovil, Somerset. (RG10/2417/55/44) The marriage between Caroline BUTCHER and Isaac BURFORD was registered in 1879. (GRO December Q 1879 Yeovil 5c 717) The 1881 census of No. 21 Market Street, Yeovil, Somerset: Aaron BUTCHER, head, married, aged 67 (?), labourer, born at Martock, Somerset; Elizabeth BUTCHER, wife, married, aged 60, born at Yeovil, Somerset; *Caroline BURFORD, daughter, married, aged 36, glover, born at Yeovil, Somerset; Edwd. BUTCHER, son, aged 14, glover, born at Yeovil, Somerset; Nellie BUSH(?), granddaughter, aged 9, scholar, born at London, Middlesex. (RG11/2392/58/55) From the 1891 census of 7 New Street, Battersea, London: Isaac BURFORD, head, married, aged 43, labourer, born in Somersetshire; *Caroline BURFORD, wife, married, aged 44, born in Somersetshire (RG12/433/66/14) The 1901 census of Poyntz Road, Battersea, London: Isaac BURFORD, head, married, aged 53, bricklayer's labourer, worker, born at Taunton, Somerset; *Caroline BURFORD, wife, married, aged 56, born at Yeovil, Somerset. (RG13/0441/56/47) The 1911 census of Poyntz Road, Battersea, London: Isaac BURFORD, head, aged 63, married 30 years, 1 child (died), labourer in 9 Elms gasworks, born at Bishopworth, Somerset; *Caroline BURFORD, wife, aged 67, born at Yeovil, Somerset. Note: some illegible comments which could be "crilple 15 years". (RG14 PN2149 RD26 SD1 ED6 SN281) The death of a Caroline BURFORD aged 76 was registered in 1921. (GRO September Q 1921 Wandsworth 1d 413) (revised 09.02.2026) | BUTCHER, Caroline (I7884)
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| 6856 | BUTCHER, George (1841-1911) George BUTCHER was born at Martock, Somerset, on 6 July 1841, son of William and Hannah BUTCHER. (GRO September Q 1841 Yeovil 10 516) William BUTCHER, described as a labourer on the birth certificate, had married Hannah TALBOT at Martock on 25 December 1829. (Phillimore) His granddaughter Brenda May EDGOOSE (formerly TURNER) said that her mother used to say that her father liked a drink - taken to imply that he was a drunkard. From the 1851 census of North Street, Martock: William BUTCHER, head, aged 42, coal carrier, born at Martock; Hannah BUTCHER, wife, aged 39, husband's assistant, born at Martock; Jane BUTCHER, daughter, aged 20, glove sewer, born at Martock; Thomas BUTCHER, son, aged 18, coal carrier, born at Martock; Amelia BUTCHER, daughter, aged 17, glove sewer, born at Martock; Emley (sic) BUTCHER, daughter, aged 15, glove sewer, born at Martock; Henry BUTCHER, son, aged 12, assists in carrying coals, born at Martock; *George BUTCHER, son, aged 10, born at Martock; Ellen BUTCHER, daughter, aged 7, born at Martock; James BUTCHER, son, aged 3, born at Martock; Susan BUTCHER, daughter, aged 1, born at Martock; Frederick BUTCHER, grandson, aged 1, born at Martock. (HO107/1930/5/3) At the time of the 1861 census of Bell Yard, High Street, Taunton, Somerset George BUTCHER was a 21 year old ostler working for inn keeper George OSMOND. (RG9/1616/31/34) He married Ellen COOPER at St. Pancras Church in the Parish of St. Pancras, Middlesex, on 31 July 1865. He was a bachelor of full age, a coachman living at Frederick Street, and son of William BUTCHER, a fruit dealer. Ellen COOPER was a spinster of full age, living at Oonaburgh Street, and daughter of Thomas COOPER, a farmer. Witnesses were Alexr T. TAYLOR and Mary PENN. (GRO September Q 1865 Pancras 1b 142) ELLEN COOPER's presence in London is surprising, given that she does not seem to have been in employment. She may have been staying with a member of her family - in the 1881 census of Back Street, Petworth, Sussex, 75 year old Kirford born Edward COOPER had his granddaughter living with him and his family as a domestic servant: Sarah J. COOPER was 19 and was born at St. Pancras, Middlesex. The 1871 census of College Street, Petersfield, Hampshire: *George BUTCHER, head, aged 28, coachman/domestic servant, born at Martock, Somerset; Ellen BUTCHER, wife, aged 29, born at Kirdford, Sussex; George A. BUTCHER, son, aged 5, scholar, born at Kirdford; Agnes Ellen BUTCHER, daughter, aged 1, born at Petersfield. (RG10/1220/44/20) The following children have been identified: Albert George BUTCHER, born between 1864 and 1866 Agnes Ellen BUTCHER, born in 1870 Harriet BUTCHER, born in 1872 Ada Louisa BUTCHER, born in 1875 Lllie Emily BUTCHER, born in 1878 Florence Emma BUTCHER, born in 1881 Mabel Mary BUTCHER, born on 1 December 1883 He is listed in the 1881 census returns at The Square, Petersfield, Hampshire: *George BUTCHER, head, aged 39, a licensed victualler, born at Martock, Somerset; Ellen BUTCHER, wife, aged 40, born at Kirdford, Sussex; Agnes E. BUTCHER, daughter, aged 11, scholar, born at Petersfield; Harriet BUTCHER, daughter, aged 8, scholar, born at Petersfield; Ada L. BUTCHER, daughter, aged 6, scholar, born at Petersfield; Lilley E. BUTCHER, daughter, aged 2, born at Petersfield. There were also six unmarried lodgers: Thomas HALPIN, aged 55, born in Ireland, a bricklayer's labourer; William F. CHAPMAN, aged 28, born at Hatcham, Kent, a painter; Thomas LLOYD, aged 20, born at Glamorgan in Wales, a carpenter; Robert SMITH, aged 59, born at Swaffham, Norfolk, a painter; John SEWARD, aged 38, born at Godmanchester, Huntingdonshire, a blacksmith; James WILLIAMS, aged 30, born at Chichester, Sussex, a general labourer. (RG11/1240/60/4) He was described as an innkeeper when his daughter Mabel Mary was born at The Square, Petersfield, in December 1883. (GRO March Q 1884 Petersfield 2c 145) By 1891 he had moved to the Bricklayer's Arms, Selborne, Hampshire: *George BUTCHER, head, aged 50, licensed victualler, born Martock, Somerset; Ellen BUTCHER, wife, aged 50, born at Kirdford, Sussex; Agnes E. BUTCHER, daughter, aged 21, born at Petersfield; Lilly E. BUTCHER, daughter, aged 12, born at Petersfield; Flora E. BUTCHER, daughter, aged 9, born at Petersfield; Mabel M. BUTCHER, daughter, aged 7, born at Petersfield. (RG12/951/95/14) According to the 1901 census returns for Peabody Road, Farnborough, Hampshire, he was 58 years old, a baker and confectioner and shopkeeper ("own account"), and had been born in Taunton, Somerset (RG13/1103/79/6). At the same address were his wife Ellen BUTCHER aged 60, born Petersfield, Hampshire; his daughter Lillie BUTCHER aged 22, born Petersfield, Hampshire; his daughter Mabel BUTCHER , aged 17, born Petersfield, Hampshire; visitor John GILMORE, unmarried, 28, and a private soldier born in Upper Clapton, London; and boarder William ABBOT, a 50 year old widowed general shoe and boot maker born at Portsmouth, Hampshire. The 1911 census of 46 Peabody Road South, Farnborough, Hampshire: *George BUTCHER, head, aged 67, grocer and general stores, born at Martock, Somerset; Ellen BUTCHER, wife, aged 70, married 45 years, born at Kirdford, Sussex; John PRATT, lodger, aged 38, valett, born at Stafford (sic); Ada Louisa PRATT, wife, aged 36, married 15 years, born at Petersfield. (RG14PN6255/RG78PN297/RD109/SD2/ED5/SN62) The death of a George BUTCHER aged 68 was registered in 1911. (GRO September 1911 Hartley W. 2c 248) He and his wife were buried in the Victoria Road Cemetery, Farnborough, Hampshire: "In loving Memory of George BUTCHER the beloved husband of Ellen BUTCHER who died 25 July 1911 aged 68 years. Thy will be done. Also Ellen wife of the above who died March 8th 1917 aged 79 years (sic). He giveth his beloved sleep unto thy hand O Lord." "BUTCHER George of 46 Peabody-road South Farnborough Hampshire died 25 July 1911 Probate London 23 October to John PRATT waiter. Effects £ 473 10s." (National Probate Calendar 1911) (revised 09.02.2026) | BUTCHER, George (I846)
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| 6857 | CAROLINE HORRY née WOOD 1857-1904 The birth of Caroline WOOD was registered in 1857. (GRO December Q 1857 Grantham 7a 401) Charles Henry, Frederick, and Caroline, sons and daughter of Charles WOOD, basket maker of Spittlegate and Emma his wife, were baptised at Grantham St. Wulfram, Lincolnshire, on 21 March 1858. From the 1861 census of Wharf Road, Spittlegate, Grantham, Lincolnshire, taken on 7 April: Charles WOOD, head, aged 42, basket maker, born at Grantham, Leicestershire (sic); Emma WOOD, wife, aged 34, born at Navenby, Lincolnshire; Emma E. WOOD, daughter, aged 8, scholar, born at Spittlegate; Frederick WOOD, son, aged 3, scholar, born at Spittlegate; *Caroline WOOD, daughter, aged 3, scholar, born at Spittlegate; William WOOD, son, aged 2 months, born at Spittlegate. (RG9/2352/71/29) The marriage between Caroline WOOD and John Henry HORRY was registered in 1877. (GRO December Q 1877 Grantham 7a 996) The 1881 census of Wharf Road (basket shop), Spittlegate, Grantham, Lincolnshire: Charles WOOD, head, married, aged 62, basketmaker, born at Grantham, Lincolnshire; Emma WOOD, wife, married, aged 53, born at Navenby, Lincolnshire; Emma E. WOOD, daughter, unmarried, aged 28, born at Grantham, Lincolnshire; Fredk WOOD, son, unmarried, aged 25, basketmaker, born at Grantham, Lincolnshire; *Caroline HORRY, daughter, married, aged 24, born at Grantham, Lincolnshire; Rebecca A. WOOD, daughter, aged 8, scholar, born at Grantham, Lincolnshire; William WOOD, son, aged 20, basketmaker, born at Grantham, Lincolnshire; Henry WOOD, son, aged 18, tailor's apprentice, born at Grantham, Lincolnshire; Tom WOOD, son, aged 15, plumber's apprentice, born at Grantham, Lincolnshire. (RG11/3233/110/34) Their son Charles Henry HORRY was born on 26 July 1881. (GRO September Q 1881 Nottingham 7b 358) From the 1901 census of 24 Sanvey Gate, Leicester, Leicestershire: John Henry HORRY, head, married, aged 43, confectioner, employer, working at home, born in Grantham, Lincolnshire; *Caroline HORRY, wife, aged 42, born in Lincoln; Chas HORRY, son, single, aged 19, baker and confectioner's baker, worker, born in Nottingham. (RG13/2986/148/4) The death of Caroline HORRY aged 47 was registered in 1904. (GRO December Q 1904 Ecclesall Bierlow 9c 246) NOTES & QUERIES: 1891 Census: Untraced (revised 06.08.2026) | WOOD, Caroline (I8017)
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| 6858 | CARPENTER, Albert (1866-1880) The birth of Albert CARPENTER was registered in 1866. (GRO December Q 1866 Brighton 2b 245) From the 1871 census of 77 Washington Street, Brighton, Sussex: Charles N. CARPENTER, head, aged 42, shoemaker, born at Littlehampton, Sussex; Sarah A. CARPENTER, wife, aged 37, born at Littlehampton, Sussex; Charles E. H. CARPENTER, son, aged 15, errand boy/unemployed, born at Littlehampton, Sussex; Walter H. CARPENTER, son, aged 12, born at Brighton, Sussex; Frederick N. CARPENTER, son, aged 9, scholar, born at Brighton, Sussex; Clara K. CARPENTER, daughter, aged 6, scholar, born at Brighton, Sussex; *Albert CARPENTER, son, aged 4, scholar, born at Brighton, Sussex; Minnie J. CARPENTER, daughter, aged 2, born at Brighton, Sussex. (RG10/1078/77/21) The death of Albert CARPENTER aged 13 was registered in 1880. (GRO March Q 1880 Brighton 2b 159) (revised 11.02.2009) | CARPENTER, Albert (I5579)
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| 6859 | CATLIN, Ann formerly BROWNE (1676-1710) Ann, daughter of Robert BROWNE and Ellen, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 19 November 1676. (PR) Ann BROWN married William CATLIN at Moulton, Lincolnshire, on 14 July 1697. (PR) Ann, wife of William CATLIN, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 13 May 1710. (PR) Eleanor, daughter of William CATLIN, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 5 June 1710. (PR) (revised 09.02.2026) | BROWNE, Ann (I1034)
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| 6860 | CHARLES PLOWRIGHT 1783- Charles, son of Charles PLOWRIGHT and Ann, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 23 October 1783. (FamilySearch) NOTE: FreeReg has 25 October 1783. CHARLES PLOWRIGHT -1774 Charles, son of Charles PLOWRIGHT, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 16 February 1774. (FreeReg) | PLOWRIGHT, Charles (I2170)
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| 6861 | CHARLES, Mr. (????-????) An Index of the Will of James EDGOOSE (1780-1832), auctioneer & grazier, of Gosberton, Lincolnshire. The Will was made on 10 June 1832. The Testator died on 15 June 1832. Probate was granted on 25 August 1832. 01*James EDGOOSE (1780-1832), the Testator. 02 Mary EDGOOSE formerly WINFREY, wife of the Testator, executrix. 03 Mr. LAWRENCE, from whom the Testator purchased land. 04 William WALTON, from whom the Testator purchased land. 05*Mr. CHARLES, owner of nearby farm in Gosberton. 06 Thomas CAVE, tenure of public house and tenements in Sutton St. Mary. 07 Mrs. Rebecca FISHER, properties in Gosberton and Surfleet. 08 John ALCOCK of Gosberton, farmer. 09 Arthur EDGOOSE, son of the Testator. 10 Albert EDGOOSE, son of the Testator. 11 Caroline EDGOOSE, daughter of the Testator. 12 John LIEVESLEY, farmer of Gosberton, witness. 13 Ann MOULD, servant to Mr. EDGOOSE, witness. 14 [illegible name & initials], attorney of Spalding, witness. (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1832/88) (revised 09.02.2026) | CHARLES, .......... (I8484)
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| 6862 | CHARLOTTE COMBS or COOMBS 1804-1844 John HARDING, the sixteen month old son of John HARDING & Charlotte COMBE of Linford, was buried at Headley, Hampshire, on 26 June 1825. (Familysearch) (www.headley-village.com/history/ has COMBS/COMBES) "on the 5th August [1825], John HARDING the father confessed to me that he was not married to Charlotte COMBS, and that this child was therefor illegitimate" - John PARSONS, Curate (www.headley-village.com/history/) John HARDING married Charlotte COOMBS at Headley, Hampshire, on 27 or 29 August 1825. The death of Charlotte HARDING was registered before 29 September 1844 (GRO September Q 1844 Farnham 4 99) Charlotte HARDING was buried at Headley, Hampshire, on 29 September 1844 aged 40. (www.headley-village.com/history/) (revised 25.05.2026) (revised 20.05.2026) | COOMBS, Charlotte (Combs) (I7771)
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| 6863 | CHEANEY, Alfred (1876-1929) The birth of Alfred CHEANEY was registered in 1876. (GRO September Q 1876 Leicester 7a 220) Alfred, son of George William and Fanny CHEANEY, was baptised at St. Luke's, Leicester, on 12 August 1877. (FamilySearch) The 1881 census of 25 Nichols Street, St. Margaret's, Leicester, Leicestershire: George W. CHEANEY, head, aged 30, stoker hosiery manufactory, born at Walcote, Leicestershire; Fanny CHEANEY, wife, aged 27, born at Tilton, Leicestershire; *Alfred CHEANEY, son, aged 4, born at Leicester. Leicestershire; George H. CHEANEY, son, aged 1, born at Leicester, Leicestershire; Ann CHEANEY, visitor, aged 15, servant general, born at Wilcote, Leicestershire. (RG11/3161/66/3) The 1891 census of 24 Laurel Road, St. Margaret's, Leicester, Leicestershire: George W. CHEANEY, head, widower, aged 40, stoker for stationer's engine,, born at Walcote, Leicestershire; *Alfred CHEANEY, son, aged 14, errand boy, born at Leicester, Leicestershire; George CHEANEY, son, aged 11, scholar, born at Leicester, Leicestershire; Elizabeth CARVELL, housekeeper, widow, aged 42, born at Great Glenn, Leicestershire; Tom CARVELL, son, aged 19, single, shoe manufacturer's clerk, born at Leicester, Leicestershire. (RG12/2525/27/10) Hilda Mary EDGOOSE married Alfred CHEANEY at Leicester Register Office on 28 January 1899. Alfred CHEANEY was a 22 year old general porter of 9 Haddon Street, Leicester, and son of engine stoker George William CHEANEY. Hilda MARY's address was 35 Hughenden Drive, Leicester. Witnesses were Thomas NEWBY and Lucy NEWBY. According to the Burgess List of 1898-99 No. 9 Haddon Street was the address of George William CHENEY. (GRO March Q 1899 Leicester 7a 337) She died at 35 Hughenden Drive, Leicester, on 31 January 1900. She was described as the wife of Alfred CHEANEY a draper's porter. A. CHEANEY, widower of the deceased, of 35 Hughenden Drive, Leicester, was present when she died. Cause of death was tubercular meningitis and exhaustion. (GRO March Q 1900 Leicester 7a 223) The 1901 census of 91 Twycross Street, Leicester, Leicestershire: George W. CHEANEY, head, aged 50, married, stoker for stationery engine,, born at Walcote, Lincolnshire; Elizabeth CHEANEY, wife, aged 53, married, born at Great Glenn, Leicestershire; *Alfred CHEANEY, son, aged 24, widower, town postman, born at Leicester, Leicestershire; George H. CHEANEY, son, aged 21, single, under shunter points, born at Leicester, Leicestershire; Hannah ROWE, mother-in-law, aged 84, widow, born at .......... on the hill, Leicester; Mary J. ELLINGWORH, sister, aged 55, single, born at Great Glenn, Leicestershire. (RG13/2997/98/11) *Alfred CHEANEY married Mary Helen WEBB in 1903. (GRO June Q 1903 Leicester 7a 656) The 1911 census of 19 Bonsall Street, Leicester, Leicestershire: *Alfred CHEANEY, head, aged 34, married, GPO Town Postman, workman, born at Leicester, Leicestershire; Mary Helen CHEANEY, wife, aged 34, married 7 years, 4 children (all living), born at Long Lawford, Warwickshire. Horace CHEANEY, son, aged 5, born at Leicester, Leicestershire; Ivy CHEANEY, daughter, aged 4, born at Leicester, Leicestershire; Daisy CHEANEY, daughter, aged 2, born at Leicestershire; Gladys CHEANEY, daughter, aged 1, born at Leicestershire. (RG14PN19248 RG78PN1151 RD407 SD2 ED31 SN47) The death of Alfred CHEANEY aged 52 was registered in 1929, (GRO June Q 1929 Leicester 7a 260) His widow Mary H. CHEANEY died in 1949 aged 72. (GRO March Q 1949 Leicester 3a 725) (revised 14.05.2026) | CHEANEY, Alfred (I6530)
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| 6864 | Clarissa EDGOOSE 1776-???? Alice, Clarissa and Leany, daughters of James and Abigail EDGOOSE of Tumby, were baptised at Kirkby-on-Bain, Lincolnshire, on 14 July 1776. (PR) James EDGOOSE had married Abigail DAWSON at Kirkby-on-Bain, Lincolnshire on 13 June 1758. (PR) NO FURTHER TRACE of Clarrissa has been found. (revised 09.02.2026) | EDGOOSE, Clarissa (Z2)
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| 6865 | COATS, Ann aka GOSLING (1799 or 1800-1863) John BREWSTER of Frieston, Lincolnshire, married Ann COATS at Wrangle on 16 May 1825. (LFHS) From the 1841 census of Dowdike, Sutterton, Lincolnshire: John BREWSTER, aged 42, agricultural labourer, born in Lincolnshire; *Ann BREWSTER, aged 42, born in Lincolnshire; George BREWSTER, aged 13, born in Lincolnshire; Ann BREWSTER, aged 10, born in Lincolnshire; Richard BREWSTER, aged 8, born in Lincolnshire; Rebecca BREWSTER, aged 6, born in Lincolnshire; Samuel BREWSTER, aged 4, born in Lincolnshire; Robert BREWSTER, aged 1, born in Lincolnshire. (HO107/611/2) From the 1851 census of Dowdyke Road, Sutterton, Lincolnshire: John BREWSTER, head, aged 50, farmer of 70 acres employing no labourers, born at Frieston, Lincolnshire; *Ann BREWSTER, wife, aged 50, born at Sibsey, Lincolnshire; John BREWSTER, son, aged 24, employed on farm, born at Frieston; George BREWSTER, son, aged 22, employed on farm, born at Frieston; Ann BREWSTER, daughter, aged 20, employed in household, born at Frieston; Richard BREWSTER, son, aged 18, employed on farm, born at Frieston; Rebecca BREWSTER, daughter, aged 16, employed in household, born at Frieston; Samuel BREWSTER, son, aged 14, employed on farm, born at Frieston; Robert BREWSTER, son, aged 11, born in Sutterton; Sarah Jane WAKEFIELD, boarder, aged 6, "Under Trustees", born at Sutterton. (HO107/2098/77/13) The death of Ann BREWSTER was registered in 1863. (GRO September Q 1863 Boston 7a 259) Ann BREWSTER of Sutterton was buried at Sutterton, Lincolnshire, on 19 September 1863 aged 64. (revised 09.02.2026) | COATS, Ann (I5370)
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| 6866 | COCKER, Ann (1797-1860) ANN, daughter of THOS. COCKER, was baptised at Hathersage, Derbyshire, on 28 February 1797. (IGI C013133) From the 1851 census of 21 Thavie Inn, Extra Parochial District, Middlesex: *Anne COCKER, head, aged 53, unmarried, boarding house, born at Hathersage, Derbyshire; Maria FILDES, niece, aged 17, visitor, born in Manchester, Lancashire; Sams S BAY, boarder, aged 24, Gentleman, born at Retford, Nottinghamshire; Frank GREEN, boarder, aged 15, clerk London Dock Coy., born at Maidstone, Kent; Mary A. DOBBYN, servant, aged 22, house servant, born at St. Andrew, London. (HO107/1527/154/36) The death of an Ann COCKER was registered in 1860. (GRO March 1860 W. London [which includes Thavies Inn] 1c 60) (revised 09.02.2026) | COCKER, Ann (I4273)
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| 6867 | COCKER, John Armstrong (1851-1887) He was born at Broom Cottage, Hathersage, Derbyshire, on 15 November 1851, son of Joseph Robert and Margaret COCKER. Joseph Robert COCKER had married Margaret ARMSTRONG in 1850. The 1861 census of Belle Vue, Hathersage, Derbyshire: Joseph R. COCKER, head, aged 42, needle manufacturer and merchant employing 42 hands; Margaret COCKER, wife, aged 41, born in Manchester, Lancashire; John A. COCKER, son, aged 9, born at Hathersage; Hannah COCKER, sister, aged 50, born at Hathersage; Martha BAGSHAW, servant, aged 18, house servant, born at Hucklow, Derbyshire. (RG9/2543/38/10) He was living at Belle Vue, Outseats, Derbyshire in 1881: Joseph R. COCKER, head, aged 62, retired merchand and steel manufacturer, born at Hathersage, Derbyshire: Margaret COCKER, wife, aged 64, born at Salford, Lancashire; John A. COCKER, son, aged 29, unmarried, merchant and steel manufacturer, born at Hathersage; Hannah COCKER, sister, aged 72, unmarried, born at Hathersage, Derbyshire; Harriet EDGOOSE, servant, aged 22, general servant, born at Swineshead, Lincolnshire; Sarah BOWERS, servant, aged 20, general servant, born Eyam, Derbyshire. RG11/3452/33/5) "MARRIAGE. --The marriage of Mr.John Armstrong COCKER, of Belle Vue, Hathersage, to Miss Harriet EDGOOSE, of Algarkirk Fen, Lincolnshire, was celebrated in the Parish Church, by the Rev. C.S. CUTLER, vicar, in the presence of a large audiencef inhabitants, who had gathered together to witness the wedding and congratulate the happy pair, who amidst the merrry ringing of the bells, were, on returning, saluted with showers of rice and good wishes for their prosperity." Derby Evening Telegraph (Derby, Derbyshire, England) 6 December 1883, Page 4, accessed via Newspapers.com. Sheffield Telegraph 17 December 1887: "DEATH OF MR. COCKER, OF HATHERSAGE. The sad news of the death of Mr. John Armstrong COCKER, of Hathersage, has caused quite a gloom in the village with which he and his family have been so intimately connected and widely respected. It may be remarked that Mr. COCKER, father of the gentleman whose decease we now record, died as recently as Sept. 29th last, and he had in many ways played an important part in connection with its industry. Mr. J. A. COCKER, who was only thirty-six years of age, was a staunch and energetic Liberal, and was up to the time of his death president of the Castleton Liberal club. He was of a very sympathetic and generous disposition and dispensed considerable charity in a quiet and unostentatious way." FUNERAL OF MR. COCKER, AT HATHERSAGE (Sheffield Telegraph 27.12.1887) Last week it was our painful duty to record the somewhat unexpected death of Mr. J. A. COCKER, whose demise at an early age, has thrown such a gloom over Hathersage and the neighbourhood. Mr. COCKER and his family have been so long and intimately interested in the trade of Hathersage, that this sad event is likely to prove a serious blow to the village if rumours are true, but probably it is not yet definitely known what the effect of Mr. COCKER's death will be in this respect. The funeral took place on Saturday, at the Parish Church, Hathersage, everyone in the village being apparently anxious to pay every possible mark of respect and regret. The procession was headed by a deputation from the Castleton Liberal Club, of which deceased was president; the workmen of the Atlas Works, of which he was proprietor; and the singers of the Hathersage Wesleyan Chapel, of which he was honorary organist for many years. Amongst the family and friends who followed were Mrs. COCKER, the Rev. J. JULIAN (cousin), vicar of Wincobank, Mrs. JULIAN, Miss JULIAN, Miss RAYWOOD, (Huddersfield); Mr. and Mrs. DARRILL, Mr. GAMBLE, (Bradford); Mrs. IBBOTSON, Mr. and Mrs. COOPER, the Mayor of Sheffield, and Mrs. W.E. CLEGG, Mr. and Mrs. BROOMHEAD, (Hathersage); Mr. ASHTON, (Castleton); Dr. WRENCH (Baslow); Mr. POLLET, Liberal Agent (New Mills); Rev. J. CLEGG, Wesleyan minister, (Bradwell); Mr. CHURCH, (Sheffield); Mr. ROYSER, (Castleton); Mr. MORTEN, and others. The Rev. C. CUTLER, vicar of Hathersage, officiated. Costly and beautiful wreaths were sent by various friends, including one from the children of the Sunday School. Blinds were drawn throughout the village during the day. The coffin was borne by the deceased's workmen. The large procession and the number of persons present showed that the people of the village were conscious that they had lost a good and true friend. (Sheffield and Rotherham Independent (Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England) . Mon, Dec 19, 1887 Page 2 accessed via Newpapers.com) WILL OF JOHN ARMSTRONG COCKER 1887 (punctuation added) This is the last will and testament of me JOHN ARMSTRONG COCKER of Hathersage in the County of Derby Merchant and Manufacturer. I devise unto and to the use of my dear Wife HARRIET COCKER her heirs and assigns all the real estate and I bequeath to her her executors administrators and assigns all the personal estate of which I may die possessed of or entitled to and of which I have power to dispose of by Will Upon trust after payment of my debts funeral and testamentary expenses for the sole use and benefit of my said Wife. But in case my said wife shall die in my lifetime then I give devise and bequeath my said real and personal estates unto my friends John Charles CLEGG of Sheffield in the County of York Solicitor and E M WRENCH of Baslow in the County of Derby Upon trust to sell and convert into money my said real and personal estates when and as the trustees or trustee for the time being of my Will shall in their or his discretion deem it most advantageous so to do with power to make any special or other conditions of sale as to the title or the evidence of title or otherwise and with power to buy in at any sale by auction and to rescind or vary either on terms or gratuitously any contract for sale and to resell without being accountable for any consequent loss and to execute and do all assurances and acts which may be necessary for vesting the property so sold in the purchasers therof respectively. And I declare that in the meantime and until the sale thereof respectively such real and personal estates and the interest and yearly produce thereof respectively shall be subject to the trusts and provisions hereinafter contained concerning thhe money to arise therefrom and concerning the income of such money. And that such real estate shall be considered as converted in equity from the time of my decease for the purposes of such trusts and provisions. I bequeath to each of them the said John Charles CLEGG and E M WRENCH £ 500 as an acknowledgement for the trouble of executing my Will. (There follows almost one page struck through and initialled). And as to the residue of my trust estate I direct my said trustees to pay two equal fourth parts thereof unto my Mother in law Mary Elizabeth Grace EDGOOSE Or if she shall not be living at my decease then to pay the same unto John Robert and Elizabeth the son and daughter of the said Mary Elizabeth Grace EDGOOSE in equal shares if both living or to the survivor of them in case either of them shall be dead. And as to another equal fourth part of the residuary estate I direct my said trustees to pay the income arising from the same unto Mary IBBOTSON the wife of Joseph IBBOTSON of Hathersage aforesaid Postmaster during her life. And after her death to divide the same fourth part of the residuary trust estate equally between and amongst the children of the said Mary IBBOTSON if more than one and if only one then the whole shall be paid to such one child. And as to the remaining equal fourth part of the trust estate I direct my trustees to pay the same unto Mary Bibby JULIAN the wife of John JULIAN of the Vicarage Wincobank Sheffield aforesaid Or if she shall not be living at my decease then to pay the same unto the children of the said MARY BIBBY JULIAN in equal shares if more than one and if only one then the whole shall be paid to such one child. I empower my trustees to invest any monies belonging to the trust estate in their names in the public funds or on Government Securities of the United Kingdom or on the bonds debentures stock or guaranteed stock or shares of any railway Companies in England Wales or Scotland but not elsewhere which railway companies shall respectively at the time of the investment aforesaid be paying dividends or on real or leasehold securities in England or Wales but not elsewhere such leaseholds having not less than 60 years to run at the time of investment and not in any other investment with liberty to change the investment at their discretion for any other or others of the Kinds prescribed. I declare that my trustees on loan of money may at their discretion fix the amount to be advanced not exceeding two thirds of the value at the time of making such loan ascertained by a valuation obtained in the usual course of business of the property to be comprised in the security without regard to any rule limiting the powers of trustees in these respects and may also at discretion dispense wholly or partially with the production or investigation of the lessors title in case of a loan on leasehold securities. And I further declare that the said JOHN CHARLES CLEGG may be employed or act as a Solicitor and transact any business as a Solicitor and shall be entitled to charge and be paid all professional charges for any business done by him or his firm in connection with the trusts herein contained including acts which an executor or trustee could have done personally. I appoint my said wife Harriet COCKER Executrix of this my Will. But in case of her death in my lifetime I appoint the said John Charles CLEGG and E M WRENCH Executors hereof I revoke all former Wills. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand this 14 day of November 1887. John A COCKER Signed published acknowledged and declared by the Testator in our presence who at his request in his presence and in the presence of each other have hereunto suscribed our names as witnesses Sarah Ann MORTON Mary PROCTER (revised 09.02.2026) | COCKER, John Armstrong (I699)
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| 6868 | COCKER, Joseph Robert (1819-1887) Joseph Robert, son of Thomas and Betty COCKER, was baptised at Hathersage, Derbyshire, on 21 February 1819. (IGI C013133) The marriage between Joseph Robert COCKER and Margaret ARMSTRONG was registered in 1851. (GRO December Q 1850 Chapel-en-le-Frith XIX 541). The 1851 census of Broom Cottage, Hathersage, Derbyshire: *Joseph Robt COCKER, head, aged 32, needle maker employing 30 men, 20 women, 21 boys, 16 girls, born at Hathersage; Margaret COCKER, wife, aged 32, born at Castleton, Derbyshire; Hannah COCKER, sister, aged 48, annuitant, born at Hathersage; Maria LITTLEWOOD, servant, aged 20, general servant, born at Hathersage. (HO107/2150/403/12) The 1861 census of Belle Vue, Hathersage, Derbyshire: *Joseph R. COCKER, head, aged 42, needle manufacturer and merchant employing 42 hands; Margaret COCKER, wife, aged 41, born in Manchester, Lancashire; John A. COCKER, son, aged 9, born at Hathersage; Hannah COCKER, sister, aged 50, born at Hathersage; Martha BAGSHAW, servant, aged 18, house servant, born at Hucklow, Derbyshire. (RG9/2543/38/10) The 1871 census of 20 Thavies Inn, London: Maria FILDES, head, aged 37, unmarried, boarding house keeper, born in Manchester; *Joseph R. COCKER, visitor, aged 52, manufacturer and merchant, born at Hathersage; James H. COCKER, visitor, aged 28, commercial clerk, born at Hathersage; Hannah COCKER, aged 62, unmarried, visitor, born at Hathersage. (RG10/423/11/15) He was living at Belle Vue, Outseats, Derbyshire in 1881: *Joseph R. COCKER, head, aged 62, retired merchant and steel manufacturer, born at Hathersage, Derbyshire: Margaret COCKER, wife, aged 64, born at Salford, Lancashire; John A. COCKER, son, aged 29, unmarried, merchant and steel manufacturer, born at Hathersage; Hannah COCKER, sister, aged 72, unmarried, born at Hathersage, Derbyshire; Harriet EDGOOSE, servant, aged 22, general servant, born at Swineshead, Lincolnshire; Sarah BOWERS, servant, aged 20, general servant, born Eyam, Derbyshire. RG11/3452/33/5) He died on 29 [sic] September 1887. 27th September according to probate of his will. The will of Joseph Robert COCKER: This is the last Will and Testament of me Joseph Robert COCKER of Belle View Hathersage in the County of Derby Gentleman I appoint my Son John Armstrong COCKER of Hathersage aforesaid Merchant and Manufacturer Executor of this my Will I give and bequeath the legacy or sum of one hundred pounds to Mary Ann RAYWOOD free from duty And I direct that the same shall be paid to her within one calendar month after my decease I devise unto and to the use of my said Son John Armstrong COCKER hi his heirs and assigns all the real estate And I bequeath to him his executors administrators and assigns all the personal estate of which I may die possessed or entitled to and of which I have power to dispose of by Will Upon trust after payment o of my debts funeral and testamentary expenses and the legacies hereinbefore bequeathed for the sole use and benefit of my said Son But in case my said Son shall die in my lifetime then I give devise and bequeath my said real and personal estatetes subject to the payment of my debts funeral and testamentary expenses and the legacy aforesaid unto Harriet COCKER the wife of my said Son for her own absolute use and benefit I revoke all former Wills In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand this twenty third day of February one thousand eight hundred and eighty five Signed by the said Joseph Robert COCKER as his last Will and Testament in our presence all being present at (signed) Joseph Robert COCKER the same time who at his request in his presence and in the presence of each other have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses. George FROGGATT, Grinder Hathersage Edward T. WILSON, Wire Drawer, Hathersage Proved at Derby the 13th. day of December 1887 by the Oath of John Armstrong COCKER, the Son, the sole Executor to whom Administration was granted. The Testator Joseoph Robert COCKER was late of Belle View, Hathersage, in the County of Derby Gentleman and died on the 27th. day of September 1887 at Hathersage aforesaid. Gross value of Personal Estate £ 11,517..5..7. Net £ 11,361..14..10. Extracted by Mr. J. CLEGG & Sons, Solicitors, Sheffield. (revised 09.02.2026) | COCKER, Joseph Robert (I1021)
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| 6869 | COLBORN, Alfred Albert (1885-????) The birth of Alfred Albert (sic) COLBORN was registered in 1885. (GRO June Q 1885 S. Stoneham 2c 45) From the 1891 census of Whites Road, Hound, Sholing, Hampshire: George COLBORN, head, aged 42, labourer in shipyard, born at Wisbech, Cambridgeshire; Hannah COLBORN, wife, aged 42, born at Stradsett, Norfolk; George E. COLBORN, son, aged 14, clerk, born at Pensher, County Durham; John T. COLBORN, son, aged 9, scholar, born at South Stoneham, Hampshire; James H. COLBORN, son, aged 8, scholar, born at South Stoneham, Hampshire; *Alfred E. (sic) COLBORN, son, aged 6, scholar, born at Hound, Hampshire; Georgina G. COLBORN, daughter, aged 3, born at Hound, Hampshire. (RG12/923/63/24) (revised 09.02.2026) | COLBORN, Alfred E. (I5454)
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| 6870 | COOK, Jane Ellen EDGOOSE, Widow of Peter EDGOOSE, a Labourer, died at Amber Hill, Lincolnshire, on 1 August 1888 aged 85 (sic). The informant on 2 August 1888 was Jane COOK of Amber Hill, present at the death. Cause of death was Senile decay. (GRO September Q 1888 Boston 7a 239) (revised 13.09.2024) | COOK, Jane (I9511)
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| 6871 | COOPER, Alice Anne (1878-????) The birth of Alice Ann COOPER was registered in 1878. (GRO March 1878 Petworth 2b 334) The 1881 census of Sware House, Kirdford, Sussex: James COOPER, head, aged 38, agricultural labourer, born at Kirdford; Elizabeth COOPER, wife, aged 38, born at Kirdford; Mary J. COOPER, daughter, aged 12, scholar, born at Kirdford; Kate COOPER, daughter, aged 8, scholar, born at Kirdford; William COOPER, son, aged 9, scholar, born at Kirdford; Thomas, son, aged 5, born at Kirdford; Alice A. COOPER, daughter, aged 3, born at Kirdford. (RG11/1111/54/1) The 1891 census of Rickman Lane, Kirdford, Sussex: James COOPER, head, aged 48, agricultural labourer, born at Kirdford; Elizabeth COOPER, wife, aged 48, born at Kirdford; Thomas COOPER, son, aged 15, agricultural labourer, born at Kirdford; Alice Annie COOPER, daughter, aged 13, born at Kirdford; Frances M. COOPER, daughter, aged 9, born at Kirdford. (RG12/831/70/5) She has not been traced in the 1901 census. (revised 09.02.2026) | COOPER, Alice Anne (I3790)
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| 6872 | COOPER, Alice Plowright (1807-1807) Alice, daughter of ('David and' crossed out) Susanna COOPER, illegitimate, baptised at Spalding, Lincolnshire, on 2 January 1807. Alice Plowright COOPER, illegitimate, was buried at Spalding, Lincolnshire, on 13 October 1807 aged 1. (revised 09.02.2026) | COOPER, Alice (I7626)
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| 6873 | COPE, Alice (1886-????) WHO: Alice COPE was born at 154 Victoria Road, Fenton, Staffordshire, on 17 February 1886, daughter of George COPE, coal miner, and his wife Mary COPE formerly LILLEY. (GRO March Q 1886 [LILLEY] Stoke on Trent 06B 262) The 1891 census of 7 Trinity Street, Hanley, Staffordshire: Caroline SIMPSON, head, aged 51, widow, [no place of birth stated]; George SIMPSON, son, aged 26, ironfounder's dresser, born in London; Stewart SIMPSON, son, aged 17, potter's saggar maker, born at Hanley; Maria SMPSON, daughter, aged 14, potter's warehouse girl, born at Hanley; *Alice COPE, aged 6, adopted daughter, born at Hanley; John COPE, lodger, aged 40, widower, potter, born at Hanley. (RG12/2174/34/13) The 1901 census of 23 Buxton Street, Cobridge, Milton, Staffordshire: Edward HAYNES, head, married, aged 33, sugar boiler, worker, born at Hanley, Staffordshire. Charlotte HAYNES, wife, aged 24, born at Hanley; William HAYNES, son, aged 4, born at Stoke-on-Trent; *Alice COPE, niece, aged 16, warehouse girl in confectionary works, born at Hanley; (RG13/2598/12/16) From the 1911 census of "Hanley", Heathfield Road, Winton, Bournemouth, Hampshire: Edward HAYNES, head, aged 42, married, steam roller driver for Borough Council, born at Hanley, Staffordshire; Charlotte Letitia HAYNES, wife, aged 34, married 15 years, 3 children 2 living, born at Stoke on Trent, Staffordshire; William HAYNES, son, aged 14, engineer's apprentice, born at Stoke-on-Trent; Edward Cyril HAYNES, son, aged 6, born at Bournemouth, Hampshire. (RG14PN5874 RG78PN267 RD95 SD2 ED43 SN297) Alice COPE was not living with Edward and Charlotte HAYNES at the time of the 1911 census of "Hanley", Heathfield Road, Winton, Bournemouth, Hampshire. Three children, two living, Who died? (TNG I11466) (revised 09.02.2026) | COPE, Alice (I8446)
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| 6874 | CROSBY, Ernest (1860-1930) The birth of Ernest CROSBY was registered in 1860. (GRO September Q 1860 [WRAY] Hull 09D 194) The 1911 census of Westaella, Fleetwood, Lancashire: *Ernest CROSBY, head, aged 50, married, solicitor, employer, born at Hull, Yorkshire; Adelaide Eliza CROSBY, wife, aged 53, married 19 years, no children, born at Northallerton, Yorkshire; Isabel LAMB, servant, aged 21, single, general servant domestic, born at Fleetwood, Lancashire. (RG14/25457) "Crosby.- ERNEST CROSBY, Westaella, Fleetwood; son of John CROSBY of Hull, merchant; born at Hull, July 10th, 1860; educated at Cleveland College, Darlington, College House, Baldock, Cambridgeshire, and the Moravian Institute at Neuwied-on-the-R-Rhine, Germany. Member of the Fleetwood Union District Council; elected Coronation Chairman, April, 1902; re-elected Chairman, April, 1903; has been President of the Fleetwood Branch of the British and Foreign Seamen's Society; Hon. Secretary of Fleetwood Branch of the Royal National Lifeboat Institute; Solicitor to the Fleetwood and District Richmond Building Society; Unionist in politics; member of the Wesleyan Church, and Circuit Steward for the Blackpool Circuit; for eight years Superintendent of the Fleetwood Wesleyan Sunday Schools; Hon. Treasurer to the Local Free Church Council; largely instrumental in the erection of the New Fleetwood Wesleyan Church, of which he and his wife laid the foundation stones; Vice-President of Fleetwood Cricket Club. Married Adelaide Eliza, the daughter of the late Rev. Jesse EDGOOSE, of York" (Contemporary Biographies - Legal, page 307, in Lancashire at the Opening of the Twentieth Century, edited by William Thomas Pike) Ernest CROSBY of 2 Amherst-road, Withington, Manchester, died on 27 November 1930. Administration Manchester 2 January to Adelaide Eliza CROSBY widow. Effects £ 627 3s. 2d. (National Probate Calendar 1931) NOTES & QUERIES: An excellent photograph of him, taken from Page 307 of Lancashire at the Opening of the Twentieth Century, appears online at Spinning the Web: Book Brouser. (revised 09.02.2026) | CROSBY, Ernest (I380)
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| 6875 | CROSS, Anna formerly EAGLE 1871-1955 According to the 1939 Register Anna CROSS was born on 18 May 1871. From the 1881 census of North Pickenham, Norfolk: Rachel EAGLE, head, aged 55, widow, born at Hilborough, Norfolk; William EAGLE, son, aged 23, unmarried, gardener, born at Abbotts Ann, Hampshire; Caroline EAGLE, daughter, aged 12, scholar, born at Heaselbury, Somerset; *Anna EAGLE, daughter, aged 9, scholar, born at North Pickenham, Norfolk; Alice EAGLE, daughter, aged 8, scholar, born at North Pickenham, Norfolk. (RG11/2008/101/5) From the 1891 census of Clematis House, Castleacre Street, Swaffham, Norfolk: *Anna EAGLE, servant, single, aged 20, housemaid domestic servant, born at North Pickenham, Norfolk. (RG12/1575/6/6) Anna EAGLE, a 25 year old spinster from North Pickenham, Norfolk, and daughter of James EAGLE, married Edward William CROSS, a 25 year old bachelor, a grocer from Long Sutton and son of Thomas Taylor CROSS, at North Pickenham on 25 November 1896. (GRO December 1896 Swaffham 4b 1021) (www.ancestry.co.uk) From the 1901 census of Websters Terrace, London Road, Long Sutton, Lincolnshire: Edward William CROSS, head, married, aged 30, general dealer, shopkeeper; *Anna CROSS, wife, married, aged 29, North Pickenham, Norfolk; Gwendoline Eva Audery CROSS, daughter, aged 3, born at Long Sutton, Lincolnshire; Doris Irene CROSS, daughter, aged 2, born at Long Sutton, Lincolnshire; (RG13/3037/79/29) From the 1911 census of London Road, Long Sutton, Lincolnshire: Edward William CROSS, head, married, aged 40, grocer, employer, born at Long Sutton, Lincolnshire; *Anna CROSS, wife, aged 39, married 14 years, 3 children all living, born at North Pickenham, Norfolk; Gwendoline Eva Audrey Cross, daughter, aged 13, school, born at Long Sutton, Lincolnshire; Doris Irene CROSS, daughter, aged 12, school, born at Long Sutton, Lincolnshire; Nora Winifred CROSS, daughter, aged 0, born at Long Sutton, Lincolnshire; Margaret EAGLE, sister in law, single, aged 47, private means, born at Andover, Hampshire; Mabel PAYNTON, boarder, single, trained nurse, aged 30, born at Stockport, Lancashire. (RG14PN19522 RG78PN1172 RD414 SD2 ED8 SN73) The 1939 Register of 59 London Road, East Elloe R.D.: *Anna CROSS, born on 18 May 1871, unpaid domestic duties, widow; Nora W. CROSS, born 26 June 1910, unpaid domestic duties, single; Gwendoline E. A. CROSS, born 29 August 1897, unpaid domestic duties, single; (RG101/6374A/003/27 + 28 + 29 THDP) The death of Anna CROSS aged 84 was registered in 1955. (GRO June Q 1955 East Elloe 3b 33) "CROSS Anna of The Sycamores Long Sutton Lincolnshire widow died 28 May 1955 Probate Lincoln 29 November to Gwendoline Eva Audley CROSS spinster Doris Irene BLACKBORN (wife of Darwin Edward BLACKBORN Nora Winifred CROSS spinster and the said Darwin Edward BLACKBOURN grocer. Effects £ 14690 8s." (National Probate Calendar 1955) (revised 09.02.2026) | EAGLE, Anna (I2283)
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| 6876 | CULLUM, James Edgoose (1833-1844) James Edgoose CULLUM, son of John CULLUM, labourer, and Mary of West Walton, Norfolk, was born on 8 January 1833 and baptised at West Walton on 12 January the same year. (FreeReg) From the 1841 census of West Walton Highway, Norfolk: John CULLUM, aged 30, coal carter, born in Norfolk; Ann CULLUM, aged 30, born in Norfolk; *James CULLUM, aged 8, born in Norfolk; Jane CULLUM, aged 3, born in Norfolk. (HO107/770/13/180) James COLLUM (sic) died on 18 April 1844 aged eleven and a half. He was described as the son of John COLLUM, coalman. The informant was Mary BOWMAN of Tilney St. Lawrence, present at the death. (GRO June Q 1844 Wisbech 14 113) (revised 09.02.2026) | CULLUM, James Edgoose (I6034)
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| 6877 | CURTIS, Elizabeth Ellen formerly FOLLEY 1853-1940 The birth of Elizabeth Ellen FOLLEY was registered in 1853. According to the 1939 Register, she was born on 2 September 1853. (GRO September Q 1853 Holbeach 7a 308) From the 1861 census of 18 High Street, Sutton St. Mary, Lincolnshire: Richard K. FOLLEY, head, married, aged 35, butcher, born at Waddngworth, Lincolnshire; Emma S. FOLLEY, wife, married, aged 29, born at Gedney, Lincolnshire; Richard K. FOLLEY, son, unmarried, aged 10, born in Tid St. Mary's, Lincolnshire; Elizabeth E. FOLLEY, daughter, aged 7, scholar, born at Gedney, Lincolnshire; William M. FOLLEY, son, aged 3, scholar, born at Tyd Gote, Lincolnshire; Edward E. FOLLEY, son, aged 11, scholar, born at Long Sutton, Lincolnshire; Charles LAKE, apprentice, unmarried, aged 17, born at Deeping St. James, Lincolnshire; Elizabeth MASON, visitor, widow, aged 55, born at B??nton, Lincolnshire. Martha A. Hull, servant, aged 20, born at Lynn, Norfolk. (RG09/2328/99/8) Thomas CURTIS, a 25 year old bachelor, a Cattle Dealer of Wisbech and son of James CURTIS, farmer, married Elizabeth Ellen FOLLEY, a spinster of full age from Lutton and daughter of Richard William FOLLEY, farmer, at Lutton Parish Church, Lincolnshire, on 25 January 1882. Witnesses were Richard Kelham FOLLEY and Emma Jane Mason FOLLEY. (Parish Register) (GRO March Q 1882 Holbeach 7a 995) The 1901 census of Ely Cottage, Lynn Road, Wisbech: Thomas CURTIS, head, aged 44, cattle dealer, born at Wisbech; *Elizabeth E. CURTIS, wife, aged 47, born at Gedney, Lincolnshire; Thomas CURTIS, son, aged 17, dealer's son at home, born at Wisbech; Ellen CURTIS, daughter, aged 15, born at Wisbech; Nelson CURTIS, aged 12, born at Wisbech; Amelia MALLETT, servant, aged 22, domestic, born at Sutton St. Edmunds, Lincolnshire. (RG13/1556/89/5) The 1911 census of Ely House, 61 Lynn Road, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire: Thomas CURTIS, head, aged 54, cattle dealer and grazier, born at Wisbech, Cambridgeshire; *Elizabeth Ellen CURTIS, wife, married 29 years, aged 57, born at Gedney, Lincolnshire; Nelson CURTIS, son, single, aged 22, assisting in the business, born at Wisbech, Cambridgeshire; Nella LONG, aged 20, general servant, born at Spalding, Lincolnshire. (RG14PN9295 RG78PN500 RD187 SD2 ED1 SN56) From the 1939 register of Flat 9, Weston Grange, Gervis Road East, Bournemouth C.B., Hampshire: George A WEARING, born 22 April 1880, retired exporter of cotton textiles, married; Ellen WEARING, born 7 September 1885, unpaid domestic duties, married; *Elizabeth E. CURTIS, born 2 September 1853, incapacitated, private means, widowed. (RG101/2223C/024/21) Elizabeth Ellen CURTIS aged 86, Widow of Thomas CURTIS a Cattle Dealer, died on 17 July 1940 at 7 Wilberforce Avenue, Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire. The informant on 18 July was Nelson CURTIS of the same address, son of the deceased, in attendance. Cause of Death: I(a) Cerebral Haemorrhage and I(b) Arterio Sclerosis. (GRO September Q 1940 Wisbech 3b 1272) The wills of Thomas CURTIS and of his wife Ellen Elizabeth CURTIS contain unusual clauses which might restrict the freedoms of Thomas CURTIS junior and his brother Nelson CURTIS. See WILLS and PROBATE in the index to https://edgoose.one-name.net for copies of the Wills. Clause 4 of Ellen Elizabeth CURTIS'S will reads as follows: "I BEQUEATH unto my Trustees free of duty the sum of FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS Upon Trust at his entire discretion to give from time to time the same or any part or parts thereof or any income arising therefrom to my son THOMAS CURTIS Should my Trustee at the expiration of five years from my death or at the death of my said Son Thomas Curtis whichever event first happens not have so given any part of the said sum or income in this clause referred to to [sic] my said Son THOMAS CURTIS I bequeath the same or the balance thereof unto my daughter ELLEN WEARING for her own use absolutely". Clause 5 of her will is identical to Clause 4 except that the son in question is Nelson CURTIS. Thomas CURTIS married Bertha Janet EDGOOSE, the mother of his children, very quickly after the death of his mother Ellen Elizabeth CURTIS. Probate of her will was granted on 24 October 1940 and they married on 4 November the same year. (revised 09.02.2026) | FOLLEY, Elizabeth Ellen (I5474)
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| 6878 | DAWSON, Adam (1802-1877) Adam DAWSON was baptised at Leicester St. Margarets, Leicestershire, on 17 June 1802. (source: sue_coe@btopenworld.com) He married a Margaret ROBINSON at Caistor, Lincolnshire, on 19 June 1826. (IGI) Their son Charles was born in Althorpe, Lincolnshire, on 22 April 1827. (source: sue_coe@btopenworld.com) From the 1851 census of the Market Place, Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire: *Adam DAWSON, head, aged 48, glass and china dealer, born in Leicester, Leicestershire; Margaret DAWSON, wife, aged 47, born in Darlington, County Durham; Eliza BALDING, servant, aged 30, house servant, born at Marham, Norfolk. (HO107/1766/335/46) From the 1861 census of 37 Bedford Street, Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire: *Adam DAWSON, head, aged 58, landed proprietor, born in Leicester, Leicestershire; Margaret DAWSON, wife, aged 57, born at Darlington, County Durham. (RG9/1049/96/20) The 1871 census of 36 Bedford Street, Wisbech: *Adam DAWSON, head, aged 68, widower, retired glass dealer and landowner, born at Leicester; Alice DAWSON, daughter-in-law, aged 43, widow, born at Wisbech; William A. DAWSON, grandson, aged 21, unmarried, coalmerchant's clerk, born at Wisbech; Margaret DAWSON, granddaughter, aged 19, unmarried, draper's assistant, born at Wisbech; Frank P. DAWSON, grandson, aged 8, scholar, born at Wisbech. (RG10/1616/106/29) The death of an Adam DAWSON aged 75 was registered in 1877. (GRO June Q 1877 Wisbech 3b 400) He died at 36a Bedford Street, Wisbech, on 23 June 1877. (source: sue_coe@btopenworld.com) 11 July 1877. The Will of Adam DAWSON late of Wisbech St. Peter in the County of Cambridge Gentleman who died 23 June 1877 at Wisbech St. Peter was proved at Peterborough by Henry DAWBARN of Wisbech St. Peter Grocer and James Francis GREEN of Horncastle in the County of Lincoln Innkeeper the Executors. Effects under £ 1000. Resworn November 1880 under £ 2000. (National Probate Calendar 1877) NOTES & QUERIES: A couple of years ago I was contacted by a lady who turned out to be a distant cousin. We are related through the Green family. (You may remember that my Great great Grandmother, Mary Ann Buxton, married James Francis Green and that Mary Ann's mother was Mary Ann Dawson, daughter of Adam Dawson and Mabel). Surprisingly my newly found cousin had a funeral card for Charles Dawson. It reads "In affectionate remembrance of Charles Dawson (of Wisbech) who departed this life September 22nd 1863 aged 36 years "Let me go home" and someone has then written on the side of it in pen "born Ap 16". (Source: Sue Coe) (revised 09.02.2026) | DAWSON, Adam (I3737)
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| 6879 | DAWSON, Alice formerly PLATER (1827-1883) She was baptised at Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire, in 1827, daughter of William and Ann PLATER of Timber Market, Wisbech. Alice PLATER's marriage was registered in 1848. (GRO December Q 1848 Wisbech 14 333). The 1861 census of 8 Market Place, Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire: Charles DAWSON, head, aged 33, earthenware dealer, born at Althorpe, Lincolnshire; *Alice DAWSON, wife, aged 33, born at Wisbech, Cambridgeshire; William Adam DAWSON, son, aged 11, scholar, born at Wisbech; Margaret DAWSON, daughter, aged 9, scholar, born at Wisbech. (RG9/1048/76/33) The 1871 census of 36 Bedford Street, Wisbech: Adam DAWSON, head, aged 68, widower, retired glass dealer and landowner, born at Leicester; *Alice DAWSON, daughter-in-law, aged 43, widow, born at Wisbech; William A. DAWSON, grandson, aged 21, unmarried, coalmerchant's clerk, born at Wisbech; Margaret DAWSON, granddaughter, aged 19, unmarried, draper's assistant, born at Wisbech; Frank P. DAWSON, grandson, aged 8, scholar, born at Wisbech. (RG10/1616/106/29) The 1881 census of 36A Bedford Street, Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire: *Alice DAWSON, head, aged 53, widow, income derived from houses, born at Wisbech; Frank P. DAWSON, son, aged 18, printer compositor, born at Wisbech. (RG11/1696/92/14) The death of an Alice DAWSON aged 55 was registered in 1883. (GRO March Q 1883 Wisbech 3b 410) (revised 09.02.2026) | PLATER, Alice (I1264)
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| 6880 | Dec. Q 1905 Leicester 7a 220 | CHEANEY, Horace James (I9587)
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| 6881 | December Q 1942 Spalding 7a 1004 | Family: JOHNSON, John Henry / EDGOOSE, Gladys Lilian (F487)
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| 6882 | December Q 1956 3b 281 | Family: / (F3243)
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| 6883 | DERRICK GEORGE ALLEN 1923-2010 Frederick W. ALLEN married Daisy NEWTON in 1923. (GRO March Q 1923 Wisdbech 3b 931) The birth of a Derrick G. ALLEN was registered in 1923. (GRO September Q 1923 [NEWTON] Wisbech 3b 887) From the 1939 Register of East Grove, Walpole Highway, Marshland R. D., Norfolk. George NEWTON, born 14 February 1881, Agricultural Worker, married; Alice M. NEWTON, born 27 August 1880, Domestic Duties, married; Frederick W. ALLEN, born 21 October 1906, Agricultural Worker, married; Daisy ALLEN, born 6 December 1904, Land Worker, married. TWO CLOSED RECORDS (RG101/6567A/009/36 Letter Code TRQR [Daisy ALLEN]) Derrick George ALLEN, a 24 year old cycle mechanic of Mill Road, Walpole Highway, and son of smallholder Frederick William ALLEN, married 27 year old (horse breeder?) Phyllis Irene EDGOOSE of School Road, West Walton, the daughter of agricultural worker John Lewin EDGOOSE at West Walton Parish Church on 19 November 1947. Witnesses were John Lewin EDGOOSE and Kenneth Poole. (GRO December Q 1947 King's Lynn 4b 1268) Phyllis Irene ALLEN formerly EDGOOSE died on 18 February 2005. The name of the informant was her husband Derrick George ALLEN. The death of Derrick George ALLEN was registered in 2010. According to the grant of Probate on 29 November 2010, he died on 20 September. (GRO DOR Q3/2010 Cambridgeshire (3391C) Reg 1C010 EN 503798335 Year of Birth 1923) (District Probate Registry, Ipswich, England) (revised 07.01.2024) | ALLEN, Derrick George (I556)
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| 6884 | DICKENSON, Alfred Rowley (1854-1938) Alfred Rowley DICKENSON was born on 30 July 1854 and baptised at Hobart, Tasmania, on 3 September 1854, son of John and Charlotte DICKENSON. (FamilySearch) Alfred Rowley DICKENSON married Susan Alice BERESFORD at St. Pauls, Glenorchy, Tasmania, on 3 June 1891 according to the rites of the Church of England by licence. Alfred Rowley DICKENSON was a bachelor. He was described as a gardener. Susan Alice BERESFORD was a spinster and the daughter of a gardener. The ministers officiating were H. HEINEKEN-MARTEN and A. BERESFORD. Witnesses were J. H. DICKENSON, Frank DICKENSON, and E. A. DICKENSON. (Tasmanian Archives) He died at Derwent Hospital in Tasmania. "DICKENSON - On May 26, 1938, at Hospital, Alfred R. relict of Susan Alice DICKENSON (late of Granton), in his 82nd year. Private funeral This Day, at Cornelian Bay Cemetery." (TROVE: The Mercury 27 May 1938) NOTES & QUERIES: See also HSD284/1/1104 24 April 1930 to 26 May 1938 (Tasmanian Archives) (revised 09.02.2026) | DICKENSON, Alfred Rowley (I6520)
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| 6885 | DIETER (or DIETTER or DITTER), Adam (1861-1938) From the 1900 United States Federal Census of Ward 16, Detroit City, Wayne County, Michigan, USA.: *Adam DIETTER, head, aged 38, born 31 December 1861 in Germany of German parents, immigrated 1886, married 1888, married 12 years, naturalised, day laborer; Lena DIETTER, wife, aged 32, born 19 February 1968 in Germany of German parents, Immigrated 1886, married 1888, married 12 years, 6 children, 4 living; Rudolf DIETTER, son, aged 10, born 23 October 1889 in Michigan of German parents, at school; Albert DIETTER, son, aged 8, born 6 May 1899 in Michigan of German parents, at school; Ida DIETTER, daughter, aged 6, born 20 April 1894 in Michigan of German parents, at school; Emma DIETTER, daughter, aged 4, born 31 December 1895 in Michigan of German parents. (ED172) He was buried in Woodmere Cemetery, Detroit, Michigan, USA. (Email from Jennifer BERGER dated 26 July 2018) (revised 09.02.2026) | DIETER, Adam (I8318)
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| 6886 | DIXON, Albert Edward (????-2008) From the Boston Standard, Sunday 22 February 2009: "05/03/08 - Mr Albert Edward DIXON Albert Edward DIXON, of Hardwick Estate, Kirton, has died at home. He was 80 and married. Born in the Stickney area, he had lived locally for 57 years and leaves his wife Rose Mary, son of Peter, and daughters Lynn WILSON, Kathy WILSON, Shirley EDGOOSE, Mandy DIXON, and Sarah PARLA. Mr DIXON spent all his working life on the railway, reaching the post of station inspector by the time he retired. The funeral, at Boston Crematorium, was conducted by Father David CARNEY. Chief family mourners: Mrs R. M. DIXON (wife) Mr and Mrs P. DIXON (son and daughter-in-law) Mr and Mrs C. WILSON (daughter and son-in-law) Mr and Mrs A. SEMPER (daughter and son-in-law) Mr and Mrs S. EDGOOSE (daughter and son-in-law) Mr and Mrs PARLA (daughter and son-in-law) Miss M. DIXON (daughter and son-in-law) Mr L. EDGOOSE (grandchild) Mr A. DIXON (grandchild) Mr L. PARLA (grandchild) Mr and Mrs M. HERON (grandchild and partner) Mr and Mrs G. EDWARDS (grandchild and partner) Miss C. CHAMBERS (granddaughter) Miss S. HILL (granddaughter) Miss L. DIXON (granddaughter) Miss N. SEMPER (granddaughter) Mr and Mrs A. SMITH (granddaughter) Mrs M. CALLOW (sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law) Mr and Mrs M. BILLS (sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law) Mr and Mrs H. BILLS (sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law) Mr and Mrs T. BILLS (sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law) Mr and Mrs C. BRINCKLEY (sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law) Mr and Mrs H. BILLS (sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law) Mrs C. BRINCKLEY sister-in-law Mr and Mrs D. LOVEDAY (sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law) Mr A. BROWNLEY (brotherr-in-law) Mrs A. WATTS (sister-in-law) Betty and Barrie (sister-in-law and brother-in-law) Mr BRINKLEY (nephew) Michelle NEWTON (niece) Samantha (niece) Mr J. BRINKLEY (nephew) Mr and Mrs M. BUTLER (nephew and niece) Mr D. BUTLER (nephew) Mrs S. WOOD (niece) Mrs D. CALLOW (niece) Mr R. CALLOW (nephew) Arrangements by F.E. ADDLESEE and Son. (http://www.bostonstandard.co.uk/obituaries/050308--Mr-Albert-Edward.384754.jp) (revised 09.02.2026) | DIXON, Albert Edward (I9492)
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| 6887 | DOWAGER, Ann (1712-1742) Ann, daughter of John DOWAGER by Mary, was baptised at Whaplode, Lincolnshire, on 27 September 1712. (PR) Ann DOWAGER and John LONGLANDS were married at Whaplode St. Mary, Lincolnshire, on 28 January 1730/31. (LFHS) Ann LONGLANDS was buried at Whapolde, Lincolnshire, 28 February 1741/42. (PR) (revised 09.02.2026) | DOWAGER, Ann (I1662)
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| 6888 | DOXFORD, Alfred (1842-1895) The birth of Alfred DOXFORD, son of William DOXFORD and Hannah formerly PILE was registered in 1842. (GRO September Q 1842 Sunderland 24 264) The 1871 census of Lucknow House, 2 Peacock Street, Pallion Ward, Bishopwearmouth, Sunderland, Co. Durham: *Alexr. [sic] DOXFORD, head, married, aged 28, shipbuilder, born in Sunderland, Co. Durham; Deborah DOXFORD, wife, married, aged 29, born at Bambugh, Northumberland; Kate G. DOXFORD, daughter, aged 3, born in Sunderland, Co. Durham; Edith E. DOXFORD, daughter, aged 2, born in Sunderland, Co. Durham; William M. DOXFORD, son, aged 8 months, born in Sunderland, Co. Durham; Dorathy [sic] MORRIS, mother-in-law, aged 65, born at Hareholm, Co. Durham; Ann GRAY, servant, unmarried, aged 19, general domestic servant, born at West Rainton, Co. Durham; Elizabeth STOKER, servant, unmarried, aged 15, nurse, born in Sunderland. (RG10/5002/33/59) The DOXFORD family were living at 11 Park Place West, Bishopwearmouth, Co. Durham, in 1881: *Alfred DOXFORD, head, aged 38, shipbuilder, born at Sunderland, County Durham; Deborah DOXFORD, wife, born at Bamborough, Northumberland; Margaret E. DOXFORD, daughter, aged 15, scholar, born at Sunderland; Kate Gertrude DOXFORD, daughter, aged 13, scholar, born at Sunderland; Edith E. DOXFORD, daughter, aged 12, scholar, born at Sunderland; William M. DOXFORD, son, aged 10, scholar, born at Sunderland; Beatrice A. DOXFORD, daughter, aged 8, scholar, born at Sunderland; Charles H. DOXFORD, son, aged 4, scholar, born at Sunderland; Ann BARRAS, servant, aged 20, cook, born at Sunderland; Sarah A. BURRELL, servant, aged 18, housemaid, born at Jamalpore, India. (RG11/4993/159/49) The death of Alfred DOXFORD aged 53 was registered in 1895. (GRO December Q 1895 Sunderland 10a 355) (revised 09.02.2026) | DOXFORD, Alfred Ernest (I2627)
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| 6889 | DRAWWATER, late DYKES, formerly WHITE(?), Agnes (1817-1904) From the 1850 US Federal Census of Pittsfield, Otsego, New York, USA, enumerated on 3 September: Robert WHITE, aged 57, cot manufacturer, born in Scotland; Jennette WHITE, aged 62, born in Scotland; William WHITE, aged 18, cot manufacturer, born in Scotland; *Agnes DYKES, aged 33, born in Scotland; Jennette DYKES, aged 2, born in New York, USA; James L. DYKES, aged 1, born in New York, USA. The 1860 US Federal Census lists a John DRAWWATER and wife Agnes at Columbus, Chenango County: John DRAWWATER, aged 42, farmer, born in England; *Agnes DRAWWATER, aged 42, house work, born in Scotland; Jenette DRAWWATER (sic), aged 12, born in New York; James DRAWWATER (sic), aged 10, born in New York; Anne DRAWWATER, aged 3, born in New York. From the 1870 US Federal Census of Columbus, Chenango County: John DRAWWATER, aged 53, farmer, born in England; *Agness DRAWWATER, aged 53, keeping house, born in Scotland; Anna DRAWWATER, aged 12, born in New York State; Robert WHITE, aged 78, retired farmer, born in Scotland; Jannett DYKES, aged 22, school teacher, born in New York State. From the 1880 US Federal Census of Columbus, Chenango, New York State: John DRAWWATER, aged 63, head, farmer, born in England; *Agnis DRAWWATER, aged 63, wife, keeping house, born in Scotland; Anna DRAWWATER, aged 22, daughter, doing housework, born in New York State. From the 1900 US Federal Census of New Berlin Village, Chenango, New York State: James L. DYKES, head, aged 51,druggist, born in 1849 in New York, no children; Mary E. DYKES, wife, aged 51, born in 1849 in New York, no children; Mary A. ACKERMAN, mother-in-law, aged 76, widow, born in 1824 in New York; Annie W. DRAWATER, half sister, aged 42, born in 1857 in New York; *Agnes DRAWATER, mother, aged 83, widow, married 43 years, born in Scotland. Agnes W. DRAWWATER, born 1817, was buried in St. Andrew's Cemetery, New Berlin, Chenango County, New York, USA, in 1904. (Find-A-Grave) NOTES & QUERIES: When and where did Agnes DYKES formerly WHITE marry John DRAWWATER between 1855 and 1860? (revised 09.02.2026) | WHITE, Agnes (I5644)
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| 6890 | EAGLE, Alice (1873-1954) The birth of Alice EAGLE was registered in 1873. According to the 1939 register she was born on 1 March 1873. (GRO June Q 1873 [JACKSON] Swaffham 04B 367) From the 1881 census of North Pickenham, Norfolk: Rachel EAGLE, head, aged 55, widow, born at Hilborough, Norfolk; William EAGLE, son, aged 23, unmarried, gardener, born at Abbotts Ann, Hampshire; Caroline EAGLE, daughter, aged 12, scholar, born at Heaselbury, Somerset; Anna EAGLE, daughter, aged 9, scholar, born at North Pickenham, Norfolk; *Alice EAGLE, daughter, aged 8, scholar, born at North Pickenham, Norfolk. (RG11/2008/101/5) From the 1891 census of Rakeles Hall, Watton, Norfolk: *Alice EAGLES [sic], servant, single, aged 18, housemaid domestic servant, born at Pickenham, Norfolk. (RG12/1550/127/33) From the 1901 census of the Cottage, Alford, Somerset: *Alice EAGLE, servant, single, aged 28, parlourmaid domestic, born at Pickenham, Norfolk. (RG13/2303/6/3) From the 1911 census of Westbrook, Godalming, Surrey: *Alice EAGLE, aged 35, single, housemaid, born at North Pickenham, Norfolk. Her employer was Thackeray TURNER the architect. (RG14PN3094 RD33 SD5 ED7 SN169) The 1939 Register of 1 Osborne Terrace, Docking R.D., Norfolk: *Alice EAGLE, born on 1 March 1873, domestic (retired), single; Ingeborg WEDSTEAD, born on 11 January 1868, domestic (retired); (RG101/65431/003/39 TRFG) The death of an Alice EAGLE aged 81 was registered in 1954. (GRO December Q 1954 King's Lynn [which includes Docking] 4b 439) (revised 09.02.2026) | EAGLE, Alice (I2285)
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| 6891 | EDGOOSE .......... Circa 1654-1656 Two infant daughters of Anthony EDGOOSE and Joane were buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 26 October 1656. (PR) (revised 09.02.2026) | EDGOOSE, .......... (I1564)
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| 6892 | EDGOOSE ELIZABETH 1728-1730 Elizabeth, daughter of John and Mary EDGOOS, was baptised at Spalding, Lincolnshire, on 1 February 1727/28. (FreeReg) John EDGOOSE had married Mary JINKINGS at Tydd St. Mary, Lincolnshire, on 9 June 1724. She was buried at Spalding on 15 September 1730. © Michael James Edgoose (revised 15.08.2013) | EDGOOSE, Elizabeth (I183)
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| 6893 | EDGOOSE ELIZABETH 1734-1734 Elizabeth, daughter of John EDGOOSE, was baptised at Gosberton, Lincolnshire, on 14 March 1733/34. John EDGOOSE had married Elizabeth ATLEY at Rippingale, Lincolnshire, on 12 January 1725/26. She was buried at Gosberton on 18 October 1734. | EDGOOSE, Elizabeth (I91)
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| 6894 | EDGOOSE ELIZABETH 1735-1735 Elizabeth, daughter of John and Mary EDGOOSE, was baptised at Spalding, Lincolnshire, on 26 May 1735. (PR) A John EDGOOSE had married Mary JINKINGS at Tydd St. Mary, Lincolnshire, on 9 June 1724. Elizabeth, daughter of John and Mary EDGOOSE, was buried at Spalding on 2 June 1735. (PR) © Michael James Edgoose (revised 15.08.2013) | EDGOOSE, Elizabeth (I187)
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| 6895 | EDGOOSE ELIZABETH 1736-1736 Elizabeth, daughter of John and Mary EDGOOS, was baptised at Spalding, Lincolnshire, on 22 September 1736. (PR) John EDGOOSE had married Mary JINKINGS at Tydd St. Mary, Lincolnshire, on 9 June 1724. Elizabeth EDGOOS, daughter of John, was buried at Spalding on 24 October 1736. (PR) © Michael James Edgoose 2013 (revised 15.08.2013) | EDGOOSE, Elizabeth (I188)
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| 6896 | EDGOOSE ELIZABETH 1758-1758 Elizabeth, daughter of John and Mary EDGOOSE, was baptised at Gosberton, Lincolnshire, on 15 May 1758 and buried there on 16 August 1758. (PR) John EDGOOSE had married Mary ABORN at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 4 May 1757. (revised 09.02.2017) | EDGOOSE, Elizabeth (I227)
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| 6897 | EDGOOSE, Rebeckah (1666-1667 or 1668) Rebeckah the daughter of Symon EDGOOSE and Rebeckah his wife was borne the 9th day of the 10th month called December 1666 in the towne of Sibse in the parts of Bullinbrook Sook. (National Archives RG6 1523) She died presumably before the birth of a sister Rebecca in 1669. NOTES & QUERIES: When and where was she buried? (revised 13.04.2026) | EDGOOSE, Rebeckah (I247)
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| 6898 | EDGOOSE, Rebeckah (1666-1668 or 1669) "Rebeckah the daughter of Symon EDGOOSE and Rebeckah his wife was born the 9th day of of the 10th month called December 1666 in the towne of Sibse in the parts of Bullinbrook Sook." (National Archives RG6 1523) She died presumably before the birth of her sister Rebecca in 1669. (revised 13.04.2026) | EDGOOSE, Rebeckah (I247)
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| 6899 | EDITH ROPER 1904- Christopher ASHBY married Edith ROPER in 1925. (GRO December Q 1925 Sheffield 9c 1133) From the 1939 Register of 44 Trent Street, East Retford M.B., Nottinghamshire: Christopher ASHBY, born 5 September 1903, journeyman joiner, married; *Edith ASHBY, born 5 February 1904, unpaid domestic duties, married; Barbara EDGOOSE (ASHBY) born 8 December 1926, at school, single; 2 CLOSED RECORDS Phyllis ISON, born 5 February 1914, footwear shop assistant, single; Joseph BLACKMAN, born 16 September 1916, footwear manager, single. (RG101/6213I/011/28) NOTES & QUERIES: The death of a Christopher ASHBY aged 63 was registered in 1967. (GRO June Q 1967 Spalding 3b 42) (revised 11.04.2024) | ROPER, Edith (I9318)
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| 6900 | EDWARD HAYNES 1868- The birth of an Edward HAYNES was registered in 1868. (GRO December Q 1868 Stoke T. 6b 186) The 1871 census of Bryon Street, Shelton, Staffordshire: William HAYNES, head, aged 48, carpenter, born in Manchester, Lancashire; Agusta (sic) HAYNES, wife, aged 44, born at Newport, Shropshire; John HAYNES, son, aged 17, potter, born at Longton, Staffordshire; Elizabeth HAYNES, daughter, aged 15, born at Hanley, Staffordshire; William HAYNES, son, aged 11, scholar, born at Hanley; Robert HAYNES, son, aged 9, scholar, born at Hanley; James HAYNES, son, aged 9, scholar, born at Hanley; *Edward HAYNES, son, aged 2, born at Hanley; George HAYNES, son, aged 2 months, born at Hanley. (RG10/2866/52/14) The 1881 census of 54 Marsh Street, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire: William HAYNES, head, aged 57, joiner, born in Manchester, Lancashire; Agusta (sic) HAYNES, wife, aged 53 (i.e. born 1827 or 1828), no occupation, born at Newport, Shropshire; Elizabeth HAYNES, daughter, aged 24, no occupation, born at Hanley, Staffordshire; William HAYNES, son, aged 22, potter, born at Hanley; James HAYNES, son, aged 18, potter, born at Hanley; Robert HAYNES, son, aged 18, potter, born at Hanley; *Edward HAYNES, son, aged 12, born at Hanley; George HAYNES, son, aged 10, born at Hanley; Thomas McCRALL, boarder, aged 36, brush maker, Newcastle, Staffordshire. RG11/2725/113/4) The 1891 census returns for 1 Swan Passage, Hanley: William HAYNES, head, aged 65, confectioner, born in Manchester; Augusta HAYNES, wife, aged 63 (i.e. born in 1827 or 1828), born at Newport, Salop; George HAYNES, son, aged 20, confectioner, born at Hanley; *Edward HAYNES, son, aged 22, sugar boiler, born at Hanley; Arthur COPE, grandson, aged 12, scholar, born at Hanley; Elizabeth SALT, aged 56, general servant, born at Hanley; Henry HIRKLEY, visitor, aged 46, living on own means, born at Wimbledon, Surrey; James COPE, grandson, aged 14, boot & shoemaker, born at Hanley. (RG12/2166/3/68) The marriage between Edward HAYNES and Charlotte Letitia CHILTON was registered in 1896. (GRO March Q 1896 Stoke T. 6b 294) The 1901 census of 23 Buxton Street, Cobridge, Milton, Staffordshire: *Edward HAYNES, head, aged 33, sugar boiler, born at Hanley, Staffordshire; Charlotte HAYNES, wife, aged 24, born at Hanley; William HAYNES, son, aged 4, born at Stoke-on-Trent; Alice COPE, niece, aged 16, warehouse girl in confectionery works, born at Hanley. (RG13/2598/12/16) From the 1911 census of "Hanley", Heath Field Road, Winton, Bournemouth, Hampshire: *Edward HAYNES, head, aged 42, married, steam roller driver for Borough Council, born at Hanley, Staffordshire; Charlotte Letitia HAYNES, wife, aged 34, married 15 years, 3 children 2 living, born at Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire; William HAYNES, son, aged 14, engineer's apprentice, born at Stoke-on-Trent; Edward Cyril HAYNES, aged 6, born at Bournemouth, Hampshire. (RG14PN5874 RG78PN267 RD95 SD2 ED43 SN297) (revised 01.11.2025) | HAYNES, Edward (I3476)
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