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| 801 | CYRIL HOLBORN 1910-1991 The birth of Cyril HOLBORN was registered in 1910. According to the registration of his death he was born on 16 June 1910. (GRO September Q 1910 Middlesbro 9d 551) The 1911 census of 8 Bush Street, Middlesbrough, Yorkshire: Thomas William HOLBORN, head, aged 25, clothiers assistant, born at Middlesbrough; Helen HOLBORN, wife, aged 23, married 3 years, 2 children of whom 2 living, born at Carlisle, Cumberland; Philip James HOLBORN, aged 3, born at Sheffield, Yorkshire; *Cyril HOLBORN, aged 9 months, born at Middlesbrough, Yorkshire; Mary POTTS, mother-in-law, aged 65, widow, born at Annan, Dumfrieshire (sic), Scotland, resident. (RG14/29308) The death of Cyril HOLBORN was registered in 1991. He was born on 16 June 1910. (GRO January 1991 Central Cleveland 3 2771) (revised 04.04.2012) | HOLBORN, Cyril (I6759)
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| 802 | CYRIL HORRY 1921-2005 The birth of Cyril HORRY was registered in 1921. The 1939 register and the registration of his death in 2005 record his date of birth as 19 March 1921. (GRO June Q 1921 [HARWOOD] Nottingham 7b 926. The 1939 Register of 58 Rydall Grove, Vernon Avenue, Nottingham C.B., Nottinghamshire: Sarah HORRY, born 18 August 1880, unpaid domestic duties, widowed; *Cyril HORRY, born 19 March 1921, shop assistant grocery, single. (RG101/6164A/008/26) The death of Cyril HORRY was registered in 2005. The registration of his death records his date of birth as 19 March 1921. (GRO July 2005 Nottingham 6891B/B78A/144) (revised 26.03.2016) | HORRY, Cyril (I8139)
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| 803 | CYRIL KIRKBY 1886-1967 The birth of a Cyril KIRKBY was registered in 1886. According to the 1939 Register, he was born on 24 January 1886. (GRO March Q 1886 Boston 7a 438) From the 1939 Register of 48 Liquorpond Street, Boston M. B., Lincolnshire: *Cyril KIRKBY, born 24 January 1886, carpenter and joiner, married; Laura KIRKBY, born 9 April 1893, unpaid domestic duties, married; Nada KIRKBY, born 12 August 1917, GPO telephonist, single; Margaret (Peggy) KIRKBY, 4 August 1919, commercial order clerk, single. (RG101/6364C/018/20 TGAQ) The death of a Cyril KIRKBY aged 81 was registered in 1967. (GRO December Q 1967 Boston 3b 10) (revised 10.04.2019) | KIRKBY, Cyril (I5623)
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| 804 | DAISEY FLORENCE HALL 1891-1946 The birth of Daisy Florence HALL was registered in 1891. (GRO June Q 1891 Farnham 2a 104) The 1891 census of Lower Farm, Frimley, Surrey: *Rees E. HALL, head, aged 24, farmer, born at Frimley; Catherine HALL, wife, aged 22, born at Clapham, Surrey; William F. REES HALL, son, aged 1, born at Frimley; Daisey FLORENCE HALL, daughter, aged 1 month, born at Frimley; Ellen BIRCH (sic), mother-in-law, married, aged 66 (sic), born at Worplesdon, Surrey; William T. BURCH, brother-in-law, aged 19, farmer's brother-in-law, born in Co. Cork, Ireland. (RG12/565/86/7) The 1901 census of Lower Farm, Frimley, Surrey: Rees E. HALL, head, aged 34, farmer, born at Frimley; Catherine HALL, wife, aged 38, born at Frimley; William F. R. HALL, son, aged 11, born at Frimley; *Daisy F. HALL, daughter, aged 10, born at Frimley; Edward J. HALL, son, aged 8, born at Frimley; Francis HALL, son, aged 7, born at Frimley; Catherine E. HALL, daughter, aged 5, born at Frimley; May V. HALL, daughter, aged 3, born at Frimley; Nelly S. HALL, daughter, aged 1, born at Frimley; Hilda F. H. HALL, daughter, aged 2 months, born at Frimley; Annie SMITH, servant, aged 22, general domestic servant, born at Frimley. (RG13/609/130/17) The marriage between Charles G. INWOOD and Daisy F. HALL was registered in 1915. (GRO June Q 1915 Farnham 2a 429) The death of Daisy F. INWOOD aged 55 was registered in 1946. (GRO December Q 1946 Surrey NW 5g 662) (revised 14.07.2008) | HALL, Daisy Florence (I3895)
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| 805 | DAISY ALICE MILBOURNE 1881- The birth of Daisy Alice MILBOURNE was registered in 1881. (GRO December Q 1881 Lambeth 1d 421) The following children of Robert Rowley and Ellen Sarah MILBOURNE of 2 Victory Terrace were baptised at St. George, Camberwell, on 2 September 1888: Frederick George MILBOURNE May Annie MILBOURNE Daisy Alice MILBOURNE Emma Elizabeth Kate MILBOURNE Charles Henry Robert MILBOURNE Their father was described as a blind maker. (PR) The 1891 census of 14, New Church Road, Camberwell, London: Robert MILBOURNE, head, aged 36, window blind maker, born in London; Ellen MILBOURNE, wife, aged 31, born in Lambeth, London; Charles MILBOURNE, son, aged 11, born in Lambeth, London; *Daisy MILBOURNE, daughter, aged 9, born in Camberwell, London; Emma MILBOURNE, daughter, aged 7, born in Camberwell, London; Frederick MILBOURNE, son, aged 5, born in Camberwell, London; Kate MILBOURNE, daughter, aged 10 months, born in Camberwell, London; John BARNES, boarder, single, aged 28, stone mason, born in Lambeth, London. (RG12/488/54/58) The marriage between Daisy Alice MILBOURNE and Arthur David CLEMENTS was registered in 1909. (GRO March Q 1909 Camberwell 1d 837) The 1911 census of 21 Geldart Road, Peckham, London: Arthur CLEMENTS, head, aged 27, general labourer, born at Lambeth, London; *Daisy CLEMENTS, wife, aged 29, married 2 years, born at Lambeth, London. (RG14PN2563/RG78PN86/RD27/SD5/ED20/SN339) (revised 09.06.2012) | MILBOURNE, Daisy Alice (I3123)
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| 806 | DAISY CHEANEY (1908-1989) According to the registration of her death in 1989 she was born on 16 June 1908. The birth of Daisy CHEANEY was registered in 1908, (GRO September Q 1908 Leicester 7a 235a) From the 1939 register of 19 Bonsall Street, Leicester C.B., Leicestershire: Mary H. CHEANEY, born on 7 June 1876, unpaid domestic duties, widowed; *Daisy WHEELDON (CHEANEY), born on 16 June 1908, tailor's machinist, single; Gladys CHEANEY, born on 16 August 1909, tailor's machinist, single; Dorothy CRICK (CHEANEY), born on 19 November 1911, ironer hosiery, single; Horace J. CHEANEY, born on 2 October 1905, ambulance driver, single. (RG101/6010G/010/13-18 REJG) She married John WHEELDON in 1941. (GRO December Q 1941 Leicester 7a 727) Daisy WHEELDON died in 1989. (GRO 1989 Loughborough 6 1950) According to the registration of her death she was born on 16 June 1908. (revised 01.11.2025) | CHEANEY, Daisy (I9590)
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| 807 | DAISY ELIZABETH MARY MOLONEY 1910- The birth of a Daisy Elizabeth Mary MOLONEY was registered in 1910. (GRO December Q 1910 [BAYLISS] Hartley Wintney 02C 194) | MOLONEY, Daisy Elizabeth Mary (I1491)
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| 808 | DAISY F. GOLDSMITH 1886- The birth of Daisy Florence GOLDSMITH was registered in 1886. (GRO December Q 1886 Norwich 4b 168) The 1891 census of 8 Oxford Street, Heigham, Norfolk: James W. GOLDSMITH, head, aged 37, grocer, born at Norwich, Norfolk; Jessie E. GOLDSMITH, wife, aged 36, born at Acle, Norfolk; Archibald J. GOLDSMITH, son, aged 10, born at Norwich; Cecil W. GOLDSMITH, son, aged 8, born at Norwich; Beatrice J. GOLDSMITH, daughter, aged 7, born at Norwich; *Daisy F. GOLDSMITH, daughter, aged 4, born at Norwich; Edith PLUMLOW, servant, aged 16, general servant, born at Norwich. (RG12/1529/69/37) The 1901 census of Norwich,Norfolk: James W. GOLDSMITH, head, aged 47, grocer shopkeeper, born in Norwich; Jessie E. GOLDSMITH, wife, aged 45, born at Acle, Norfolk; Archibald J. GOLDSMITH, son aged 19, grocer's assistant, born in Norwich; Jessie B. GOLDSMITH, daughter, aged 17, born in Norwich; *Daisy F. GOLDSMITH, daughter, aged 14, born in Norwich; Clifford R. GOLDSMITH, son, aged 1 month, born in Norwich. (RG13/1845/81/14) The 1911 census of 127 Glebe Road, Norwich, Norfolk: Jessie Elmer GOLDSMITH, head, aged 55, widow, private means, born at Acle, Norfolk; *Daisy Florence GOLDSMITH, daughter, aged 24, mother's help, born at Norwich, Norfolk; Clifford Reginald GOLDSMITH, son, aged 10, school, born at Norwich, Norfolk. (RG14PN11311/RG78PN614/RD225/SD2) A 27 year old domestic servant Daisy GOLDSMITH left Liverpool for Halifax, Canada, on board the Empress of Britain on 4 April 1914. It is not known whether this is the daughter of William and Jessie GOLDSMITH. (www.findmypast.com) (revised 31.08.2009) | GOLDSMITH, Daisy Florence (I725)
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| 809 | DAISY GOLDSMITH 1893- The 1901 census of 5 Cambridge Road, Hastings, Sussex: Harold GOLDSMITH, head, aged 38, Sup. Prudential Assurance, born at Whitstable, Kent; Florence M. GOLDSMITH, wife, aged 34, lodging house keeper, on own account, at home, born at Warminster, Wiltshire: Florence L. GOLDSMITH, daughter, aged 12, born at Whitstable, Kent; Harold D. GOLDSMITH, son, aged 10, born at Whitstable, Kent; *Daisy GOLDSMITH, daughter, aged 7, born at Shoreham, Sussex. (RG13/868/21/2) | GOLDSMITH, Daisy (I6307)
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| 810 | DAISY KATHLEEN HUBBARD 1890- The birth of a Daisey (sic) Katheline (sic) HUBBARD was registered in 1890. (GRO March Q 1890 Wisbech 3b 585) From the 1891 census of Black Lane, Tydd St. Giles, Cambridgeshire: James HUBBARD, head, aged 31, shepherd, born at Pentney, Norfolk; Martha HUBBARD, wife, aged 28, born at Pentney, Norfolk; Agness Elizbth HUBBARD, daughter, aged 10, scholar, born at Pentney, Norfolk; Rose Hannah HUBBARD, daughter, aged 9, scholar, born at Pentney, Norfolk; James Henry HUBBARD, son, aged 3, born at Tilney cum Islington, Norfolk; *Daisy Kathleen HUBBARD, daughter, aged 1, born at Marshland Smeeth, Norfolk; Gertrude Mary HUBBARD, daughter, aged under one month, born at Tydd St. Giles, Cambridgeshire. (RG12/1303/121/7) From the 1901 census of Middleston St. Mary, Norfolk: James HUBBARD, head, aged 39, shepherd, born at Pentney, Norfolk; Martha HUBBARD, wife, aged 37, born at Pentney, Norfolk; James HUBBARD, son, aged 13, born at Tilney-cum-Islington, Norfolk; *Daisy HUBBARD, daughter, aged 11, born at Marshland Smeeth, Norfolk; Maud HUBBARD, daughter, aged 9, born at Tilney-cum-Islington, Norfolk; Robert HUBBARD, son, aged 6, born at Tilney-cum-Islington, Norfolk; Edith HUBBARD, daughter, aged 1, born at Marshland Fen, Norfolk. (RG13/1886/51/6) Daisy Kathleen HUBBARD married either Horace JOHNSON or Charles Robert MOUNTAIN in 1910. (GRO June Q 1910 Wisbech 3b 1111) (revised 10.05.2008) | HUBBARD, Daisy Kathleen (I5379)
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| 811 | DAISY LEWIN ELLIOTT 1892- The birth of DAISY LEWIN ELLIOTT was registered in 1892 (GRO September 1892 Hastings 2b 40). | ELLIOTT, Daisy Lewin (I4367)
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| 812 | DAISY MAY JUDD 1881- From the 1881 census of Barrack Houses, Marsh Road, Sutterton, Lincolnshire: Robert BREWSTER, head, married, aged 41, railway labourer, born at Sutterton, Lincolnshire; Harriett (sic) BREWSTER, wife, aged 42, born at Wimbotsham [2 km from Downham], Norfolk; Mary Ann JUDD, daughter-in-law, aged 24, married, born at Sutterton, Lincolnshire; *Daisy May JUDD, grand daughter-in-law, aged 14 days, born at Sutterton. (RG11/3213/86/8) Is the Daisy May JUDD in 1881 and 1901 synonymous with the Daisy M. BREWSTER in 1891? Daisy May JUDD married Samuel RICHARDSON in 1904. They were in Leicester in 1911. | JUDD, Daisy May (I6051)
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| 813 | DAISY PLOWRIGHT Circa 1900- The 1901 census of 13h Ramsden Dock Road, Barrow in Furness, Lancashire: James PLOWRIGHT, head, married, aged 35, diver, born in Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire; Mary PLOWRIGHT, wife, married, aged 35, born in Scotland; Amelia PLOWRIGHT, daughter, aged 9, born in Scotland; James PLOWRIGHT, son, aged 7, born in Scotland; Robert PLOWRIGHT, son, aged 2, born in Scotland; *Daisy PLOWRIGHT, daughter, aged 8 months, born in Barrow, Lancashire. (RG13/4016/112/13) The 1911 census of 35 Oak Bank Road, Itchen, Hampshire: James PLOWRIGHT, head, married, aged 47, labour New Docks,,, born at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire; Mary Jane PLOWRIGHT, wife, married 21 years, aged 47, born at Balyculter, Ireland; Amelia PLOWRIGHT, daughter, single, aged 20, born at Ardrossan, Scotland; James PLOWRIGHT, son, aged 18, labour New Dock, born at Ardrossan, Scotland; Robert PLOWRIGHT, son, aged 12, school, born at Hull, Yorkshire; *Daisy PLOWRIGHT, daughter, aged 11, school, born at Barrow in Furness, Lancashire; William MONTGOMERY, father, widdower, aged 86, born at Ballyculter, Ireland. (RG14/6032) NOTES & QUERIES: 1891 Census: Untraced (revised 17.07.2013) | PLOWRIGHT, Daisy (I7584)
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| 814 | DANIEL BALES Circa 1832- Daniel, son of Benjamin BALES, labourer, and his wife Anne [sic] of Spalding, Lincolnshire, was baptised there on 18 July 1832. (LFHS) | BALES, Daniel (I3227)
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| 815 | DANIEL BALEY Danial [sic] BALEY, Humphery MARSTIN junior and Humphery MARSTON witnessed the will of Ann EDGOOSE formerly BIRD (1650-1720). An Index of the Will of Ann EDGOOSE [formerly BIRD] (1650-1720), widow, of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire. The Will was made on 27 May 1704. Probate does not appear to have been granted. 01*Ann EDGOOSE, widow, the Testatrix. 02 John EDGOOSE, son of the Testatrix. 03 Thomas EDGOOSE, son of the Testatrix, exceutor. 04*Danial [sic] BALEY, witness. 05 Humphery MARSTON Junior, witness. 06 Humphrey MARSTON, witness. (revised 22.12.2019) | BALEY, Daniel (I8510)
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| 816 | DANIEL BAVIN 1757-1757 Daniel, son of Peter and Elizabeth BAVIN was buried at Gedney, Lincolnshire, on 1 December 1757. (LFHS Baptisms & Burials 1754-1812) | BAVIN, Daniel (I1198)
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| 817 | DANIEL BUTCHER Daniell (sic) BUTCHER married Elizabeth PITTARD at Martock, Somerset, on 27 April 1736. (PR) John, son of Daniell and Elizabeth, was baptised at Martock, Somerset, on 30 September 1736. (PR) Daniell [sic] BOOCHER married Susana BAILEY at Martock, Somerset, on 26 September 1748. (PR) Elizabeth, daughter of Daniel and Susana BUTCHER, was baptised at Martock, Somerset, on 2 July 1749. Anne, daughter of Daniel and Susana BUTCHER, was baptised at Martock, Somerset, on 3 March 1751. (PR) Daniel BUTCHER married Elizabeth KEEBY at Martock, Somerset, on 17 or 19 August 1748. (PR Transcript) Thomas, son of Daniel and Elizabeth BUTCHER, was baptised at Martock, Somerset, on 7 October 1759. (PR) Thos:, son of Daniel and Eliz: BUTCHER, was buried at Martock, Somerset, on 28 February 1761. (FreeReg) Phanny [sic], daughter of Daniel and Elizabeth BUTCHER, was baptised at Martock, Somerset, on 7 June 1761. (PR) NOTES & QUERIES: Was Daniell BUTCHER baptised in 1711? See Ancestry Tree (revised 05.11.2015) | BUTCHER, Daniell (I7904)
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| 818 | DANIEL BUTCHER 1769- Daniel, son of John and Mary BUTCHER, was baptised at Martock, Somerset, on 28 March 1769. Daniel BUTCHER and Mary MASTERS were married at Martock, Somerset, on 10 January 1793. (The Martock Genealogist) NOTES & QUERIES: Mary BUTCHER from Yeovil Workhouse was buried at Martock, Somerset, on 6 December 1841 aged 70. (FreeReg) Was she the wife or widow of Daniel BUTCHER? (revised 21.11.2015) | BUTCHER, Daniel (I7851)
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| 819 | DANIEL COLE Circa 1852-1929 The birth of Daniel COLE was registered in 1852. GRO June Q 1852 Gravesend 2a 388) The marriage between Sarah Rebecca HUNTING and Daniel COLE was registered in 1885. (GRO December Q 1885 London C. 1c 12) The 1891 census of 38 Norfolk Road, Milton, Gravesend, Kent: Daniel COLE, head, married, aged 41, Trinity House pilot, born at Gravesend, Kent; *Sarah R. COLE, wife, married, aged 50, born at Holbeach, Lincolnshire. (RG12/646/44/37) The 1901 census of 38 Norfolk Road, Milton, Gravesend, Kent: *Daniel COLL [sic], head, married, aged 50 pilot on own account, born at Gravesend, Kent; Sarah R. COLL [sic], wife, married, aged 59, born at Holbeach, Lincolnshire. (RG13/712/88/24) The death of his wife Sarah Rebecca COLE aged 66 was registered in 1906. (GRO September Q 1906 Gravesend 2a 388) The death of Daniel COLE aged 78 was registered in 1929. (GRO December Q 1929 Gravesend 2a 813) (revised 26.05.2013) | COLE, Daniel (I7414)
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| 820 | DANIEL CRAGG An Index of the Will of James MULLINDER (16??-1681) of Pinchbeck, husbandman, made on 3 April 1681. Probate was granted at Boston, Lincolnshire, on 20 April 1681. 01*James MULLINDER, the Testator 02 Alice [MULLINDER], the Testator's wife 03 Frances HODGKIN, the Testator's kinswoman 04 Thomas MULLINDER, the Testator's infant son 05 John EDGOOSE (1649-1715), loving friend, executor, guardian. 06 Thomas ASKEW, witness. 07 James HAMMERS, witness. 08*Dan: CRAGG, witness. (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1681/i/304) (revised 21.03.2020) | CRAGG, Daniel (I8858)
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| 821 | DANIEL CRUNKHORNE 1663-1664 Daniel, son of John CRUNCKHORNE [sic], was baptised at Morton by Bourne, Lincolnshire, in March 1663. Note: not in PR. (FamilySearch) Daniel, son of John CRUNCKHORNE, was buried at Morton by Bourne, Lincolnshire, on 25 March 1664. (PR) (revised 02.08.2017) | CRUNKHORN, Daniel (Crunkhorne) (I2680)
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| 822 | DANIEL GORDON O'CONNOR 1905- The birth of Daniel Gordon, son of Herbert and Maria O'CONNOR, was registered in 1905. (32086/1905 Cambelltown District) Daniel Gordon O'CONNOR married Marjorie Gwenyth WILLIAMS in 1940. (25038/1940 Granville District, NSW) | O'CONNOR, Daniel Gordon (I1332)
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| 823 | DANIEL HOLBORN 1685-1685 Daniel, son of John HOBORNE and Mary (sic), was baptised at West Walton, Norfolk, on 5 May 1685. (FreeReg) Daniel, son of John HOBORN and Eliz (sic), was buried at West Walton, Norfolk, on 6 September 1685. (FreeReg) | HOLBORN, Daniel (Hoborne) (I6704)
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| 824 | DANIEL INGRAM An Index of the Will of John GRAYHAM or GRAHAM, merchant, of Spalding, Lincolnshire. The Will was made on 2 February 1743. The Testator died on 7 May 1746. Probate was granted at Lincoln on 21 June 1746. 01*John GRAYHAM or GRAHAM, the Testator 02 Elizabeth GRAYHAM, wife of the Testator, executrix 03 Edward MASON, tenant of "farm and lands" in Whaplode, Lincolnshire. 04 John WILKINSON, son of the Testator's brother-in-law John WILKINSON. 05 Frances, daughter of the Testator's brother-in-law John WILKINSON 06 Elizabeth, the Testator's sister and wife of Joseph RAY of Spalding, grocer 07 Widow of Charles HAYES Esquire, the Testator's tenant. 08 John PYKE of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, the Testator's tenant. 09 Linwood RAY, son of Elizabeth RAY, the Testator's sister. 10 Joseph RAY, so of Elizabeth RAY, the Testator's sister 11 Richard SPINKS, the Testator's tenant in Pincbeck 12 William BAKER, the Testator's tenant in Pinchbeck 13 Ann BURTON Widow, sister of the Testator 14 Ann BURTON, daughter of the Testator's sister Ann BURTON 15 Mary WILKINSON, sister of the Testator and wife of John WILKINSON. 16 Martin BURTON, son of the Testator's sister Ann BURTON. 17 Samuel SHARP, brother in law of the Testator 18 Joseph WRAY, brother-in-law of the Testator 19 John WILKINSON, brother-in-law of the Testator 20 Martin WATSON, nephew of the Testator 21 William MOORE, nephew of the Testator 22 Samuel WILKINSON, son of the Testor's brother-in-law John WILKINSON. 23 JAMES EDGOOSE, one of 3 children of the Testator's servant John EDGOOSE. 24 JOHN EDGOOSE, one of 3 children of the Testator's servant John EDGOOSE. 25 MARY EDGOOSE, one of 3 children of the Testator's servant John EDGOOSE. 26 John EDGOOSE, servant of the Testator 27 Everard BUCKWORTH Esq., also a witness. 28 Ben RAY, witness 29*Daniel INGRAM (Prerogative Court of Canterbury Will PROB 11/747/448) | INGRAM, Daniel (I9247)
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| 825 | DANIEL J. DRAPER JOHN JAMES EDGOOSE (1830-1930) WHO: Son of James EDGOOSE (1780-1832) and his wife Mary EDGOOSE formerly WINFREY (1785-1862). WHAT: Appointments of John J. EDGOOSE; J. D. DODGSON, Supernumerary. N.B. Brother EDGOOSE shall be under the direction of the Chairman of the District Daniel J. DRAPER. WHEN: 20 January 1862. WHERE: The Victoria District, Australia: Drysdale. SOURCE: The Wesleyan Methodist Magazine, lxxxv 939. 1862. (FONS) (revised 24.04.2020) | DRAPER, Daniel J. (I9207)
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| 826 | DANIEL LOWE 1798 or 1799- (revised 16.05.2005) According to the IGI, a DANIEL LOWE married AGNES ELLIS at Chertsey, Surrey, on 25 August 1823. There is not yet any proof that this is the correct marriage The 1861 census of 3 Ash Road, Seale, Surrey: DANIEL LOWE, head, aged 62, widower, farmer of 3 acres and cowkeeper, born at Farnham, Surrey; DANIEL LOWE, son, aged 21, unmarried, agricultural labourer, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; ANNE STANTON, housekeeper, aged 31, servant, unmarried, born at Bath, Somerset. (RG9/434/95/1) The 1871 census of Ash Road, Seale, Surrey: DANIEL LOWE, head, aged 72, widower, cowkeeper, born at Seale; ANNE STANTON, servant, aged 41, unmarried, housekeeper, born at Bath, Somerset. (RG10/820/140/23) The death of a DANIEL LOWE aged 75 was registered in 1873 (GRO March 1873 Farnham 2a 62). NOTE: An AGNES LOWE was buried at Seale, Surrey, aged 52, in 1853, i.e. born in 1798 or 1799 and perhaps the wife of DANIEL. Another DANIEL LOWE was buried at Seale, Surrey, in 1845 (GRO September 1845 Farnham 4 100). | LOWE, Daniel (I3458)
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| 827 | DANIEL LOWE 1839-1861 (revised 16.05.2005) Baptism on IGI The 1861 census of 3 Ash Road, Seale, Surrey: DANIEL LOWE, head, aged 62, widower, farmer of 3 acres and cowkeeper, born at Farnham, Surrey; DANIEL LOWE, son, aged 21, unmarried, agricultural labourer, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; ANNE STANTON, housekeeper, aged 31, servant, unmarried, born at Bath, Somerset. (RG9/434/95/1) A DANIEL LOWE aged 22 was buried at Seale, Surrey, in 1861 | LOWE, Daniel (I4164)
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| 828 | DANIEL O'CONNOR 18??-1910 Daniel O'CONNOR was born in Tralee, Ireland. Date unknown. | O'CONNOR, Daniel (I395)
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| 829 | DANIEL PEGG Daniell PEGG, Richard COOPER, Nicholas ?HEMAN, and Matthew BROWNE the elder, witnessed the will of Robert MORE of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 9 April 1654. (PROB 11 245, 1655) Nath and Daniel PEGG each contributed 0s. 1d. to the collection for the redemption of poor Christian Slaves in 1680. (Pinchbeck Parish Register) Mary, wife of Daniell PEGG labourer, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 12 November 1701. (PR) NOTES & QUERIES: Nathan, infant son of Daniell PEGG and Mary HILLAM, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 21 November 1703. (PR) Maria, daughter of PEGGE and Maria, was baptised at Moulton, Lincolnshire, on 4 April 1683. PIGGE, daughter of Robert PIGGE and Maria, was baptised at Moulton near Spalding, Lincolnshire, on 17 June 1688. Francis [sic], wife of John PEG, was buried at Moulton, Lincolnshire, on 8 March 1706/07. (PR) A Daniel PEGG was buried at Moulton, Lincolnshire, on 4 January 1725/26. (PR) (revised 07.09.2016) | PEGG, Danyell (I7241)
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| 830 | DANIEL PEGG The date and place of Katherine's marriage to Daniel PEGG remains a mystery. She had at least two children: Daniel PEGG (16??-????) and Nathan PEGG (1658-1721) In his will made on 24 September 1658 Daniel PEGG of Deeping St. James, Lincolnshire, made his wife Katherine PEGG sole executrix of his will. She was said to be pregnant. Letters of Administration with the will attached were granted to Danyell PEGG the normal and lawfull father of the testator. He was assigned to act as "curator" for Danyell and Nathan PEGG who were minors and unable on account of their age to undertake the task of executor. Evidently Katherine PEGG had died following the baptism of her son at Deeping St. James on 7 October 1658, just a few days after her husband's will was made. (PROB11 295/1659) (revised 27.07.2017) | PEGG, Danyell (I7235)
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| 831 | DANIEL PEGG -1659 Willm, son of Daniel PEGGE, was baptised at Deeping St. James, Lincolnshire, on 2 February 1594/95. Christofer, son of Daniel PEGGE, was baptised at Deeping St. James, Lincolnshire, on 20 February 1597/98. Daniell, son of Daniel PEGGE, was baptised at Deeping St. James, Lincolnshire, on 6 April 1600. Elizabeth and Judith, daughters of Daniel PEGGE, were baptised at Deeping St. James, Lincolnshire, on 11 March 1601, and buried there on 18 March. Hester, daughter of Daniel PEGGE, was baptised at Deeping St. James, Lincolnshire, on 16 October 1603. Hellene, daughter of Daniel PEGGE, was baptised at Deeping St. James, Lincolnshire, on 28 September 1606. Maria, daughter of Daniel PEGGE, was baptised at Deeping St. James, Lincolnshire, on 23 November 1608. Margaret, daughter of Daniell PEGG, was baptised at Deeping St. James, Lincolnshire, 19 February 1625/26. Daniell, son of Daniell PEGG, was baptised at Deeping St. James, Lincolnshire, on 19 March 1627/28. Margaret, daughter of Daniell PEGG, was baptised at Deeping St. James, Lincolnshire, 19 February 1625/26. An Elizabeth, wife of Daniel PEGG, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 18 April 1653. Daniell PEGG, Richard COOPER, Nicholas ?HEMAN, and Matthew BROWNE the elder, witnessed the will of Robert MORE of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 9 April 1654. (PROB 11 245, 1655) A Daniell PEGG married Ann NEWLAND at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 4 May 1654. In his will made on 24 September 1658 Daniel PEGG of Deeping St. James, Lincolnshire, made his wife Katherine PEGG sole executrix of his will. She was said to be pregnant. Letters of Administration with the will attached were granted to Danyell PEGG the normal and lawfull father of the testator. He was assigned to act as "curator" for Danyell and Nathan PEGG who were minors and unable on account of their age to undertake the task of executor. Evidently Katherine PEGG had died following the baptism of her son at Deeping St. James on 7 October 1658, just a few days after her husband's will was made. (PROB11 295/1659) NOTES & QUERIES: Anne, daughter of Christopher PEGG, was baptised at Deeping St. James, Lincolnshire, on 5 October 1623. Anne, daughter of Christopher PEGG, was baptised at Deeping St. James, Lincolnshire, on 13 August 1626. Leonard, son of William PAGG, was baptised at Deeping St. James, Lincolnshire, on 24 July 1623. (revised 26.07.2017) | PEGG, Daniel (I7242)
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| 832 | DANIEL QUINCE 1845-1929 He was born in March 1845. (source: 1900 US Federal Census) His birth was registered in 1845. (GRO June Q 1845 Wisbech XIV 180) The 1851 census of South Brink, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire: Robert QUINCE, head, aged 31, agricultural labourer, born at Wisbech; Hannah QUINCE, wife, aged 31, born at Maney (sic), Cambridgeshire; Robert QUINCE, son , aged 12, born at Wisbech; Betsy QUINCE, daughter, aged 10, born at Wisbech; John QUINCE, son, aged 8, born at Wisbech; George QUINCE, son, aged 7, born at Wisbech; *Daniel QUINCE, son, aged 6, born at Wisbech; Charles QUINCE, son, aged 4, born at Wisbech; Henry QUINCE, son, aged 2, born at WISBECH; William QUINCE, son, aged 10 months, born at Wisbech. (HO107/1766/289/11) From the 1861 census of Upwell, Cambridgeshire: John SHEPHERD, head, aged 50, farmer of 40 acres, born at Upwell; Joanna SHEPHERD, wife, aged 48, born at Wisbech, Cambridgeshire; John SHEPHERD, son, aged 12, born at Upwell; Hartha (sic) SHEPHERD, daughter, aged 10, scholar, born at Upwell; Thomas SHEPHERD, brother, aged 52, agricultural labourer, born at Upwell; *Daniel QUINCE, servant, aged 17, carter, born at Wisbech; Sarah BOWLES, servant, aged 16, house servant, born at Wisbech. (RG9/1053/121/8) The marriage between Daniel QUINCE and Eliza LEWIN was registered in 1868. (GRO December 1868 Wisbech 3b 1355) The 1871 census returns for South Brink, Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire: *Daniel QUINCE, head, aged 28, labourer, born at Wisbech; Eliza QUINCE, wife, aged 26, born at Leverington, Cambridgeshire; Aarthur John QUINCE, son, aged 2, born at Wisbech; Eliza QUINCE, daughter, aged 5 months, born at Wisbech; Charles DIGGLE, lodger, aged 21, labourer, born at Emneth, Cambridgeshire. (RG10/1615/48/5) The 1881 census returns for South Brink, Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire: *Daniel QUINCE, head, aged 36, road labourer, born at Wisbech St. Peter; Eliza QUINCE, wife, aged 36, born at Leverington, Cambridgeshire; Arthur J. QUINCE, son, aged 12, scholar, born at Wisbech St. Peter; Eliza QUINCE, daughter, aged 10, scholar, born at Wisbech St. Peter; Herbert QUINCE, son, aged 8, scholar, born at Wisbech St. Peter; Ada QUINCE, daughter, aged 4, scholar, born at Wisbech St. Peter; Jessie QUINCE, daughter, aged 2, born at Wisbech St. Peter. (RG11/1695/48) His wife died aged 46 in 1890. (GRO December Q 1890 Wisbech 3b 391) The 1891 census returns for 3 Horse Shoe, North Brink, Wisbech St. Peter: *Daniel QUINCE, head, aged 46, widower, innkeeper, born at Wisbech St. Peter; Arthur J. QUINCE, son, aged 22, agricultural labourer, born at Wisbech St. Peter; Eliza QUINCE, daughter, aged 20, housekeeper, born at Wisbech St. Peter; Herbert QUINCE, son, aged 18, agricultural labourer, born at Wisbech St. Peter; Jessie QUINCE, daughter, aged 12, scholar, born at Wisbech St. Peter; Ada QUINCE, daughter, aged 14, assistant housekeeper, born at Wisbech St. Peter; Rosa QUINCE, daughter, aged 8, scholar, born at Wisbech St. Peter. (RG12/1304/16/26) He emigrated to the USA with his youngest daughter Rosa QUINCE in 1894. (source: 1900 US Federal Census) The 1900 US Federal Census of Downers Grove, DuPage County, Illinois, USA: *Daniel QUINCE, head, born March 1845, aged 55, widower, immigrated 1894, farmer, home rented, born England; Rosa QUINCE, daughter, born January 1883, aged 17, born in England; John LEWIN, brother-in-law, born May 1833, aged 67, widower, immigrated 1882, farm labourer, unable to read or write, born in England. From the Decatur Daily Review (Decatur, Illinois, USA), December 1929: "QUINCE DEATH: Daniel QUINCE died Sunday at the home of his daughter, Mrs Frank MEY near Hagarstown, from cancer. Mr. QUINCE was born in England Mar 28 1845, the son of Robert and Hannah QUINCE. In 1868 he married Eliza LEWIN in England to which eight children were born, two of them dying in infancy. In 1890 his wife died and two years later he came to America settling at Downer's Grove. Twenty four years ago he came to Bear Grove township where he has since resided. SURVIVORS Surviving him are his two daughters: Mrs Eliza PLUMB, Mrs Ada PORTER and Mrs Jessie RICHTER, all of Downer's Grove and Mrs Rosa MEY of Vandalia; two sons Arthur and Herbert in England; twenty three grandchildren and thirty one great-granchildren (sic). Funeral services were conducted by Rev J E VIRDEN, a former pastor of the Hagarstown Baptist Church. Interment was in McInturff cemetery" (contributed by mandbou@yahoo.co.uk) NOTES: 1) The marriage between a Daniel QUINCE and a Mary Jane FULLER was registered in 1891. (GRO September Q 1891 Wisbech 3b 1089) 2) The following 1901 census return has not yet been explained: Joseph FULLER, head, aged 60, born aqt Emneth; Sarah A. FULLER, wife, aged 62, born at Wisbech; Sarah A. Fuller, daughter, aged 22, born at Wisbech; May FULLER, granddaughter, aged 10 months, born at Wisbech; Mary J. QUINCE, daughter, aged 37, married, born at Wisbech; Florence M. Quince, grandaughter, aged 8, born at Wisbech; Albert Quince, grandson, aged 7, born at Wisbech. (RG13/1555/15/22) 3) Did Daniel QUINCE remarry following the death of his wife Eliza, and did his new wife Mary Jane refuse to follow him to the USA? This might explain why he took his daughter Rosa with him. 4) Were Albert and Florence QUINCE Daniel's children? (revised 25.03.2008) | QUINCE, Daniel (I3694)
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| 833 | DANIEL RICHARDSON -1650 An infant of Daniell RICHARDSON was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 14 November 1647. (PR) Elizabeth, daughter of Daniell RICHARDSON, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 21 July 1650. (PR) Daniell RICHARDSON was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 3 January 1650/51. (PR) Margaret, daughter of Daniell RICHARDSON and Elizabeth, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 20 June 1654. (PR) (revised 21.08.2016) | RICHARDSON, Daniel (I3176)
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| 834 | DANIEL SUTTERBY 1837-1998 Daniel, son of Daniel and Mary SUTTERBY, farmer, was baptised at Tilney St. Lawrence, Norfolk, on 2 April 1837. The marriage between Susannah KITTERINGHAM and Daniel SUTTERBY was registered in 1864. (GRO March Q 1864 Wisbech 3b 847) The 1881 census of East of Common, West Walton, Norfolk: *Daniel SUTTERBY, head, aged 44, master miller (C), born at Tilney St. Lawrence, Norfolk; Susannah SUTTERBY, wife, aged 39, born at Tilney St. Lawrence; Mary E. SUTTERBY, daughter, aged 16, born at West Walton; William SUTTERBY, son, aged 13, scholar, born at West Walton; Susannah SUTTERBY, daughter, aged 12, scholar, born at West Walton; Fred SUTTERBY, son, aged 10, scholar, born at West Walton; Daniel SUTTERBY, son, aged 8, scholar, born at West Walton; Richard SUTTERBY, son, aged 5, scholar, born at West Walton; Alice M. BARRINGER, servant, aged 23, unmarried, teacher, born at Thornham, Norfolk; WILLIAM Bird, servant, aged 18, miller (C), born at West Walton. (RG11/1697/98/8) A Daniel SUTTERBY was listed as a corn miller and farmer at Fen End, West Walton, Norfolk, in William White's History, Directory, and Gazetter of Norfolk 1883. From the 1891 census of West of Common, West Walton, Norfolk: *Daniel SUTTERBY, head, aged 54, miller, born at Tilney St. Lawrence, Norfolk; Susannah SUTTERBY, wife, aged 49, born at Tilney St. Lawrence, Norfolk; William SUTTERBY, son, aged 23, miller (assistant), born at West Walton, Norfolk; Susannah SUTTERBY, daughter, aged 22, born at West Walton, Norfolk; Frederick SUTTERBY, son, aged 20, miller's son, born at West Walton, Norfolk; Sarah J. EDGE, sister, aged 37, farmer's wife, born at Tilney St. Lawrence, Norfolk; Margeret ALLERTON, servant, aged 65, servant (occasional) born at Wells, Norfolk. (RG12/1306/76/6) The death of Daniel SUTTERBY aged 61 was reported in the Eastern Evening News on 21 April 1898. His son Daniel SUTTERBY was quoted in the report of his father's death from natural causes, probably from heart disease. (Eastern Evening News page 4, 21.04.1898) (GRO June Q 1898 North Witchford 3b 335) "SUTTERBY Daniel of West Walton Norfolk miller died 18 April 1898 at March Cambridgeshire Probate Norwich 10 June to William SUTTERBY and Susanna SUTTERBY widow Effects £5697 11s. 4d. (National Probate Calendar 1898) (revised 20.07.2018) | SUTTERBY, Daniel (I2375)
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| 835 | DANIEL SUTTERBY 1873- The birth of Daniel SUTTERBY was registered in 1873. (GRO June Q 1873 Wisbech 3b 629) The marriage between Daniel SUTTERBY and Rosa DREW was registered in 1901. (GRO September Q 1901 Wisbech 3b 1317) Their son Robert Daniel SUTTERBY was born on 26 April 1910. (1939 Register, RG101/6336I/020/5 TCEB) (GRO June Q 1910 [DREW] Wisbech 03B 531) From the 1911 census of Smeeth Road, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire: *Daniel SUTTERBY, head, aged 34, married, woollen draper, employee, born at West Walton, Norfolk; Rosa SUTTERBY, wife, aged 38, married 9 years, 1 child (living), born at Emneth, Cambridgeshire; Robert Daniel SUTTERBY, aged 11 months, born at Walpole St. Andrew, Norfolk (Emneth crossed out); Lizzie DREW, sister, aged 36, single, born at Emneth, Cambridgeshire. (RG14PN9310 RG78PN501 RD187 SD3 ED7 SN18) He died aged 62 in 1935. (GRO September Q 1935 Wisbech 03B 548) "SUTTERBY Daniel of Marshland St. James Norfolk died 5 July 1935 at Elm Cambridgeshire Probate London 15 November to Rosa SUTTERBY widow. Effects £2383 7s. 4d." (NPC 1935) (revised 20.07.2018) | SUTTERBY, Daniel (I8307)
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| 836 | DANIEL TEBB An Index to the Will of John TEBB (16??-1690) of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, husbandman, made on 29 November 1686: 01*John TEB, the Testator 02 Willm YONG, son of the Testator 03 Robert TEB, son of the Testator, executor 04*Dannell TEB, son of the Testator 05 Jone JACKSON formerly TEBB, daughter of the Testator 06 Tho. MARRATT, debtor, bond held by the Testator 07 Joseph EDGOOSE, debtor, bond held by the Testator 08 Willm BROWNE, debtor, bond held by the Testator 09 John ROBINSON of the Manor House, debtor, bond held by the Testator 10 Jane [DAUDE], widow, debtor, bond held by the Testator 11 Richard ANSELL, debtor, bond held by the Testator 12 Anthohoney [sic] WILSON, debtor, bond held by the Testator 13 Samuel JACKSON of Donington, debtor, bond held by the Testator 14 John W[illegible], witness. 15 Thomas ANSELL, witness. (Lincolnshire Consistory Court Will 1688/ii/53) (revised 24.03.2020) | TEB, Dannell (I8871)
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| 837 | DANIEL WESTMORELAND 1869- The birth of Daniel WESTMORELAND (sic) was registered in 1869. (GRO September Q 1869 Spalding 7a 334) From the 1881 census of 29 Double Street, Spalding, Lincolnshire: William BLY, head, agricultural labourer, aged 35 (sic), born at Barton, Bedfordshire; Emma BLY, wife, aged 31, born at Quadring, Lincolnshire; Edwd WESTMORLAND (sic), son-in-law, aged 17, agricultural labourer, born at Spalding; Matilda WESTMORLAND, daughter-in-law, aged 13, scholar, born at Spalding; *Daniel WESTMORLAND, son-in-law, aged 11, born at Spalding; Ellen BLY, daughter, aged 3 months, born at Spalding. (RG11/3203/118/7) From the 1891 census of 23 Frederick Street, Latchford, Warrington, Cheshire: *Daniel WESTMORELAND (sic), boarder, aged 24, excavator, born at Spalding, Lincolnshire, was lodging with Frances MORTON. (RG12/3081/83/51) Although he cannot be found in the 1901 census the Daniel WESTMORELAND who died in 1907 aged 39 could well be him. (GRO September Q 1907 Burton 6b 215) (revised 17.08.2009) | WESTMORELAND, Daniel (I5706)
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| 838 | DAVID ALFRED GEORGE NEWNHAM 1930-2002 The birth of David A. G. NEWNHAM was registered in 1930. According to the registration of his death in 2002, he was born on 23 January 1930. (GRO March Q 1930 [NEWELL] Farnham 2a 285) The marriage between David Alfred George NEWNHAM and Lindsey E. HARTNELL was registered in 1967. (GRO March Q 1967 Aldershot 6b 63) The death of David Alfred G. NEWNHAM was registered in 2002. His date of birth was recorded as 23 January 1930. (GRO Q4 2002 West Surrey 7611D D14J 119 1202) (revised 18.12.2017) | NEWNHAM, David Alfred George (I8210)
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| 839 | DAVID BALES 1832 or 1833- The family was living at Bourn Road, Spalding in 1851: Benjamin BALES, head, aged 69, cottager, born at Lynn, Norfolk; Ann BALES, wife, aged 59, staymaker, born at Stamford, Rutlandshire; *David BALES, son, aged 18, son at home, born at Spalding; Benjamin BALES, son, aged 25, married, son at home, born at Spalding; Elizabeth BALES, wife, aged 18, married, cottager's wife, born at Hitchin, Hertfordshire; Benjamin BALES, grandson, aged 7 months, at home, born at Hitchin; Emily Ann PERKINS, visitor, aged 9, scholar, born at Spalding; Sarah RUFF, servant, aged 18, general servant, born at Northampton. (HO107/2096/400) (Emily Ann PERKINS may have been a relative of the Sarah Ann PERKINS who was staying with Richard PEACOCK and his wife Sarah PEACOCK nee BALES at the time of the 1861 census.) The 1861 census of Bourn Road, Spalding: Benjamin BALES, head, aged 79, cottager, born at Long Sutton, Lincolnshire; Ann BALES, wife, aged 69, corset maker, born at Stamford, Lincolnshire. (RG9/2323/39/2) | BALES, David (I2553)
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| 840 | DAVID BARNES 1812-1829 David, son of William and Elizabeth BARNS [sic], was baptised at Quadring, Lincolnshire, on 7 October 1810. The parish register records EDGOOSE as her mother's maiden name. (PR) An Index of the Will of William BARNES (1757-1818) of Quadring, Lincolnshire, farmer. The Will was made on 16 March 1818. Probate was granted in 1818. 01*William BARNES, the Testator 02 William BARNES, son of the Testator 03 Elizabeth BARNES, daughter of the Testator 04 Elizabeth BARNES, wife of the Testator, executrix 05 Mary BARNES, daughter of the Testator 06 Sarah BARNES, daughter of the Testator 07*David BARNES, son of the Testator 08 John BARNES, son of the Testator, Guardian and Trustee, executor. 09 Zac. DAWSON, witness. 10 Geo. MACHIN, witness. 11 Wm. CRANE, witness. (Lincoln Consistory Court 1818/???) An Index of the Will of Elizabeth BARNES formerly EDGOOSE (1769-1823), widow, of Gosberton, Lincolnshire. The Will was made on 30 June 1823 and probate was granted on 9 December 1825. 01*Elizabeth BARNES, the Testatrix. 02 Mary BARNES, daughter of the Testatrix. 03 Sarah BARNES, daughter of the Testatrix. 04*David BARNES, son of the Testatrix. 05 William BARNES, son of the Testatrix, executor. 06 John BARNES, son of the Testatrix, executor. 07 Elizabeth the wife of Robert DUCKET of Quadring, daughter of the Testatrix. 08 Elizabeth KNIGHT, witness. 09 Mary WHESTERBEE, witness. 10 J. PORTWOOD, witness. 11 John SHINGLAR, Surrogate. (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1825/23) David BARNES of Quadring, Lincolnshire, was buried at Surfleet, Lincolnshire, on 27 September 1828 aged 18. (LFHS Parish Register Burials 1813-1900 Volume 5) (revised 03.2.2020) | BARNES, David (I1245)
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| 841 | DAVID BARNES INKLEY 1854-1866 The birth of David INKLEY was registered in 1854. (GRO June Q 1854 Spalding 7a 326) From the 1861 census of Clay Drove, Gosberton, Lincolnshire: *William INKLEY, head, married, aged 38, farm bailiff to Mr. EVERARD, born at Surfleet, Lincolnshire; Rebecca INKLEY, wife, aged 39, born at Quadring, Lincolnshire; William B. INKLEY, son, unmarried, 16, carter, born at Kirton, Lincolnshire; Thomas INKLEY, son, aged 13, shoemaker's apprentice, born at Kirton, Lincolnshire; Edwin INKLEY, son, aged 10, scholar, born at Gosberton, Lincolnshire; David INKLEY, son, aged 7, scholar, born at Gosberton, Lincolnshire; Joseph INKLEY, son, aged 5, scholar, born at Gosberton, Lincolnshire; Barnes INKLEY, son, aged 3, born at Gosberton, Lincolnshire; Betsy INKLEY, daughter, aged 1, born at Gosberton, Lincolnshire; John HICKMAN, boarder, unmarried, aged 20, agricultural labourer, born at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire; Joseph TAYLOR, boarder, unmarried, aged 27, horse keeper, born at Holbeach, Lincolnshire; Elijah CHAPMAN, boarder, unmarried, aged 24, horse keeper, born at Gosberton, Lincolnshire. (RG9/2322/13/3) The death of David B. INKLEY aged 12 was registered in 1866. (GRO June Q 1866 Spalding 7a 214) David Barnes INKLEY of Gosberton, Lincolnshire, was buried at Surfleet, Lincolnshire, on 13 June 1866. (FreeReg) (revised 29 June 2014) | INKLEY, David Barnes (I7683)
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| 842 | DAVID BRIGGS 1820 or 1821-1887 The marriage between David BRIGGS and Maria FOSTER was registered in 1843. (GRO March Q 1843 Wisbech 14 183) From the 1851 census of Tilney St. Lawrence, Norfolk: *David BRIGGS, head, aged 30, agricultural labourer, born at St. James, Norfolk; Maria BRIGGS, wife, aged 29(?), born at Tilney All Saints, Norfolk; Ephraim BRIGGS, son, aged 1, born at Tilney St. Lawrence. (HO107/1767/144/13) The death of a David BRIGGS aged 66 was registered in 1887. (GRO June Q 1887 Wisbech 3b 348) NOTES & QUERIES: The birth place of David BRIGGS in the 1851 census probably refers to Marshland St. James, Norfolk. (revised 13.04.2017) | BRIGGS, David (I5875)
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| 843 | DAVID CHUTER 1840 or 1841-1919 He was supposedly born at Aldershot in Hampshire but no trace of his birth registration in the GRO indexes for England and Wales has been found. David, son of John and Catherine CHUTER, was baptised at Aldershot, Hampshire, on 7 February 1841. (FamilySearch) From the 1851 census of North Lane, Aldershot, Hampshire: John CHUTER, head, aged 50(?), agricultural labourer, born at Aldershot; Catharine CHUTER, wife, 49(?), labourer's wife, born at Aldershot; Mary CHUTER, daughter, aged 17, seamstress, born at Aldershot; *David CHUTER, son, aged 10, schooler [sic], born at Aldershot. (HO107/73/8/1595) The 1861 census of Baitmans Cottages, Aldershot, Hampshire: John CHUTER, head, aged 60, agricultural labourer, born at Aldershot; Catherine CHUTER, wife, aged 59, born at Aldershot; *David CHUTER, son, aged 20, wheelwright, born at Aldershot; William CA......(?), nephew, aged 14, scholar, born at Tongham, Surrey; William STENT, aged 9, born at Elstead, Surrey. (RG9/430/152/25) David CHUTER married Eliza MILES at Rudgwick, Sussex, on 13 May 1868. (GRO June Q 1868 Petworth 2b 505) The 1871 census of Roundstone, Rudgwick, Sussex: *David CHUTER, head, aged 30, carpenter and wheelwright, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Eliza CHUTER, wife, born at Ash, Surrey; Charles CHUTER, son, aged 2, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Mary A. ANDREW, servant, aged 15, general servant, born at Slinfold, Sussex. (RG10/1100/59/1) The death of ELIZA CHUTER aged 35 was registered in 1876. (GRO December Q 1876 Horsham [which included Rudgwick from 1870] 2b 180) The marriage between a David CHUTER and Ann KILLICK was registered in 1878. (GRO March Q 1878 East Grinstead 2b 192) The 1881 census of the Ship Beer House, Haven Street, Rudgwick, Sussex: *David CHUTER, head, aged 40, wheelwright, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Ann CHUTER, wife, aged 33, born at (illegible), Sussex; Charles CHUTER, son, aged 12, scholar, born at Aldershot; Annie CHUTER, daughter, aged 6, scholar, born at Rudgwick. (RG11/1110/61/3) The 1901 census of Flansham, Felpham, Sussex: *David CHUTER, head, aged 60, wheelwright on own account, born at Aldershot; Ann CHUTER, wife, aged 53, born at Hartfield, Sussex. (RG13/964/8/6) From the 1911 census of Tongdean Lane, Withdean, Patcham, Sussex: *David CHUTER, head, aged 70, retired carpenter, born at Aldershot; Ann CHUTER, wife, aged 63, married 32 years, 3 children [all living], born at Withyham, Sussex; Ellen KILLICK, sister-in-law, single, aged 68, visitor, born at Withyham, Sussex. (RG14/5173) The death of David CHUTER aged 78 was registered in 1919. (GRO September 1919 Steyning 2b 261) "CHUTER David of Ashcroft Tongdean-lane Patcham Sussex died 3 July 1919 Probate Lewes 29 August to Horatio Rutter FILLMER and Herbert Walter PORT solicitors. Effects £582 8s." (National Probate Calendar 1919) (revised 20.11.2012) | CHUTER, David (I4343)
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| 844 | DAVID ENSOR 1849- The birth of David ENSOR was registered in 1849. (GRO December Q 1849 Hackney 3 180) From the 1881 census of Slewing, Hornchurch, Essex: George Lewis ENSOR, head, aged 59, clerk in wholesale tea trade, born at Kentish Town, Middlesex; Eliza ENSOR, wife, aged 53, born Kingsland, Herefordshire; *David ENSOR, son, aged 30, milk dealer employing 1 man, born at Dalston, Cumberland (sic); Eleanor C. ENSOR, daughter, aged 18, deaf and dumb, born at Hackney, Middlesex; Arthur ENSOR, son, aged 11, born at Hackney, Middlesex; Emily F. ENSOR, daughter, aged 10, born at Hackney, Middlesex; Elizabeth McHENRY, cousin, aged 60, widow, born at Cannon Street, London; Eliza WOOD, servant, aged 53, domestic servant, born at Romford, Essex. RG11/1750/41/21) NOTE: Dalston was a tiny village in Hackney parish. The marriage between David ENSOR and Alice REYNOLDS was registered in 1882. (GRO September Q 1882 Hackney 1b 766) His death has not been traced in the GRO indexes for England & Wales. NOTES & QUERIES: David ENSOR born Hackney 1850 at Hackney in 1851 census. David ENSOR born Hackney 1850 at South Hackney in 1861 census. Untraced in 1871 Census. 1881 See Above Untraced in 1891 Census Untraced in 1901 Census Untraced in 1911 Census (revised 02.10.2011) | ENSOR, David (I6449)
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| 845 | DAVID GORDON HINCHCLIFF 1903-1986 From the 1911 census of Long Clawson, Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire: David HINCHCLIFF, head, aged 40, Wesleyan Methodist Minister, born at Sheffield, Yorkshire; Frances Mary HINCHCLIFF, wife, sged 37, married 10 years, 4 children of whom 4 living, born at Fulwood, Preston, Lancashire; *David Gordon HINCHCLIFF, son, aged 8, born at St. Ives, Cornwall; Margaret Kathleen HINCHCLIFF, daughter, aged 5, born at Alton, Hampshire; Frances Joyce HINCHCLIFF, daughter, aged 3, born at Alton, Hampshire; Alice Christine HINCHCLIFF, daughter, aged 1, born at Long Clauson, Leicestershire; Laura BURKETT, visitor, aged 53, householder of private means, born at Langham, Lincolnshire; Ethel Jane BAXTER, visitor, aged 33, dressmaker on own account at home, born at Highgate, London NW; Lucy GOODBOURN, servant, aged 16, general servant (domestic), born at Nether Broughton, Leicester. (RG14/19356) He was a company director. He and his wife committed joint euthanasia in 1986. (revised 16.05.2012) | HINCHCLIFF, David Gordon (I2487)
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| 846 | DAVID GREEN 1908-1957 According to the 1939 Register David GREEN was born on 9 October 1908. (GRO December Q 1908 Worksop 7b 53) Jessie HORRY and David GREEN married in 1933. (GRO December Q 1933 Thorne 9c 2031) The 1939 Register of 169 Cliff Gardens, Scunthorpe M.B., Lincolnshire: Jessie GREEN, born 24 June 1909, unpaid domestic duties, married; *David GREEN, born 9 October 1908, builder's labourer, married. (RG101/6447H/009/20 TMMQ) The death of David Green aged 49 was registered in 1957. (GRO December Q 1957 Scunthorpe 3b 428) (revised 06.03.2016) | GREEN, David (I8129)
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| 847 | DAVID HINCHCLIFF 1837-1904 David, son of David and Sarah Ann HINCHLIFF (sic) of Marble Hall, Cartworth, Yorkshire, was baptised at Holmfirth, Yorkshire, on 22 September 1837. His father was described as a manufacturer. (Certificate of Baptism) The 1841 census of Marble Hall, Kirkburton, Yorkshire: David HINCHLIFF, aged 35, woollen manufacturer, born in Yorkshire; Sarah HINCHLIFF, aged 25, born in Yorkshire; *David HINCHLIFF, aged 4, born in Yorkshire. (HO107/1277/2/22/15) The 1861 census of Dover Woollen Mill, Cartworth: Sarah A. HINCHLIFF (sic), head, aged 49, widow, farmer of 46 acres employing 1 man & 1 boy, born at Almondbury, Yorkshire; *David HINCHLIFF, son, aged 23, woollen manufacturer, born at Cartworth; Elizabeth HINCHLIFF, daughter, aged 19, born at Cartworth; Alice HINCHLIFF, daughter, aged 17, born at Cartworth; John HINCHLIFF, son, aged 14, scholar, born at Cartworth; George A. HINCHLIFF, aged 9, scholar, born at Cartworth; Jonas HINCHLIFF, uncle, aged 81, retired manufacturer, born at Holmfirth, Yorkshire; Mary BOOTH, servant, aged 18, dairymaid, born at Hepworth, Yorkshire. (RG9/3250/55/29) David HINCHCLIFF, a 29 year old clerk of St. Philip's Road, Sheffield, married Alice EDGOOSE on 29 December 1867 at the parish church of St. Matthew, Sheffield. David HINCHCLIFF was the son of manufacturer David HINCHCLIFF. Alice EDGOOSE was living at Carver Street, Sheffield. Witnesses were Matthew JOHNSON and Benjamin SWAIN. (GRO December Q 1867 Eccleshall B 9c 336a) (The 1868 street directory lists JOHNSON M., a manufacturer, at 34 Carver Street. Benjamin SWAINE, tailor, was listed at 30 Carver Street). They were living at 55 Cross Bedford Street, Sheffield, at the time of the 1871 census: *David HINCHCLIFF, head, married, aged 33, brewer's clerk, born at Cartworth, Yorkshire; Alice HINCHCLIFF, wife, married, aged 29, (occupation illegible), born at Swineshead, Lincolnshire; Alice HINCHCLIFF, daughter, aged 2, born in Sheffield, Yorkshire; David HINCHCLIFF, son, aged 7 months, born at Sheffield, Yorkshire. Their daughter Alice died on 2 January 1874 aged 4 years and 11 months and was buried in St. Phillip's Cemetery, Sheffield, Yorkshire on 4 January. (Source: Memorial Card) He emigrated to the USA in 1876. (source: 1900 US Federal Census). The 1880 U.S. Federal Census lists the following in Cook County, Chicago: *David HINCHCLIFF, aged 43, labourer; Alice HINCHCLIFF, aged 37, wife, keeping house, ill with chills and fever; David HINCHCLIFF, aged 9, son, at school; Alfred HINCHCLIFF, aged 8, son, at school; Mary E. HINCHCLIFF, aged 5, daughter; John HINCHCLIFF, aged 3, son, born Illinois. (www.ancestry.com) His wife Alice died on 12 September 1880 and in 1883 or 1884 he married Lydia, surname at present unknown. A letter from David HINCHCLIFFE at 366 Carroll Ave, Chicago, written on 4 February 1884 to Elizabeth EDGOOSE (1852-1944) in Manistee, Michigan, USA: "Dear Sister You no doubt are cognizant of the fact that dear Father has been sick for a long time the other day I received a Letter from Harriett saying she wrote me on Decr. 28th. from Home telling me of his death which took place on the 24th. but somehow I have never received the Letter she tells me he died so happy trusting in Jesus, "Glory to God". And now it is my painful duty to tell you of another one who has been called Home to Glory, having left behind him the sweet testimony that he was on the Lord's side; that our Brother John BALDRY is another one of those who has come out of great tribulation and washed their Robes in the Blood of the Lamb, poor Sister Mary it is a great blow for her, but thank God His Grace is sufficient for each of us, she along with Lizzie is as well as can be expected please write to her a cheering & comforting Letter, in this her great trial as she desired me to inform you of his death on her behalf. He was took sick on Thursday week Jan. 24th. of pneumonia of the Lungs, with chills & Fever he died yesterday Feb. 2cond. about 11 Oclock A. M. so happy & resigned trusting in our dear Lord & Saviour Jesus Christ. Mary tells me he suffered verrry much during the week but bore it patiently & with Christian fortitude. - She had the same Docter who did not understand dear Alice's disease & now she thinks he did not understand John's either untill Dr. Ross was called in on Wed: last but it was too late then he told them there was no hope of his recovery. The Funeral takes place tomorrow morning at 10 A. M. I must now conclude with best wishes & love for your temporal & spiritual welfare hoping you are trusting in this same Jesus is the sincere prayer of Your ever loving Brother "David" P.S. Shall be glad to hear from you when convenient DH" David HINCHCLIFF of 278 West Huron Street, Chicago, was listed in the 1890 Chicago Voter Registration Index. He was born in England, naturalised, had lived in the county and state for 15 years and in the precinct for 30 days. The 1900 US Federal Census for 278 West Huron Street, Chicago, Illinois: *David HINCHCLIFF, head, born June 1841 (sic), aged 58, married 16 years, no children, born in England, year of immigration 1876, employed as a railroad ticket agent, house rented. Lydia HINCHCLIFF, wife, born June 1845, aged 54, married 16 years, 2 children of which 1 living, born in New York. He died on 9 February 1904 and an inquest was held on the same day. (Cook County Coroner's Inquest Record Index Book 64 Page 79). David HINCHCLIFF and his second wife were burnt to death in a fire at their cottage in Chicago in 1904. Chicago Daily News 9 February 1904: "TWO PERISH IN FIRE DAVID HINCHCLIFFE and Wife Are Found Dead in Their Little Cottage ODD "VISION" OF BUTCHER Henry WUHRMANN Thinks He Sees Woman Alive - Neighbor's Efforts Vain Alone in their little cottage, David HINCHCLIFF and his wife, who for sixteen years have lived a life that puzzled their neighbors, met death by fire early today. Two hours later a strange experience came to Henry WUHRMANN, proprietor of a meat market at 256 West Huron street, who declares MRS. HINCHCLIFF appeared in his store at 9 a.m. today. Her dead body was found with that of her husband in their home in the rear of 278 West Huron street at 7 o'clock. WUHRMANN says he is positive that he saw the woman's familiar figure in the market, but declares she did not speak, and while he was waiting on another customer she disappeared. Neighbors Knew Little of Them No one in the neighbourhood knows how old HINCHCLIFF and his wife were. Some of the neighbors say that they were both almost 75 years old and that both had been married before. Neither one had relatives in Chicago and they had no visitors in aall the years that they lived in West Huron street. HINCHCLIFF, according to Stephen WALTHER, who owns the cottage where the couple lived, says that from remarks that HINCHCLIFF let drop at various times he gathered that he was an Englishman and had a son who was a missionary in Africa. Mrs. HINCHCLIFF is said to have had a son by a former marriage, who lives in New York city. The man and his wife were evidently overcome by smoke before the flames reached them. From the position in which the bodies were found the firemen believe that Mrs. HINCHCLIFF tried to save her husband and that the task of trying to drag him to safety was too much for her feeble strength. The fire is supposed to have started from an overheated oil stove which was in the front room of the cottage. There were only three rooms. Flames Pour from Cottage At 7 a.m. Mr. WALTHER and his son, who live in a flat building in front of the cottage, saw flames in the HINCHCLIFF home. The two men tried to force an entrance into the burning house, but the smoke drove them back. By this time firemen arrived, but when they reached the room occupied by HINCHCLIFF and his wife they found them lying dead on the bed". QUERIES: 1) Where was he at the time of the 1851 census? 2) Where did David HINCHCLIFF marry Lydia circa 1884? 3) What was Lydia's maiden name? | HINCHCLIFF, David (I9544)
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| 848 | DAVID HINCHCLIFF 1870-1962 The family were living at 55 Cross Bedford Street, Sheffield, at the time of the 1871 census: David HINCHCLIFF, head, married, aged 33, brewer's clerk, born at Cartworth, Yorkshire; Alice HINCHCLIFF, wife, married, aged 29, (occupation illegible), born at Swineshead, Lincolnshire; Alice HINCHCLIFF, daughter, aged 2, born in Sheffield, Yorkshire; *David HINCHCLIFF, son, aged 7 months, born at Sheffield, Yorkshire. The 1880 U.S. Federal Census lists the following in Cook County, Chicago: David HINCHCLIFF, aged 43, labourer; Alice HINCHCLIFF, aged 37, wife, keeping house, ill with chills and fever; *David HINCHCLIFF, aged 9, son, at school; Alfred HINCHCLIFF, aged 8, son, at school; Mary E. HINCHCLIFF, aged 5, daughter; John HINCHCLIFF, aged 3, son, born Illinois. (www.ancestry.com) His Aunt Harriet and her companion, a Miss SCHOFIELD, went to Aberdeen, South Dakota, in the summer of 1890 and returned to England on the City of New York, Inman Line, which sailed from the USA on Wednesday 17 September 1890. She brought two of her sister Alice's children back to live with her, Mamie and David HINCHCLIFF. The 1891 census of Belleview, Outseats, Hathersage, Derbyshire: Harriett (sic) COCKER, head, aged 32, widow, living on own means, born Algarkirk Fen, Lincolnshire; William T. HEDGOOSE (sic), nephew, aged 11, scholar, born at Nottingham; *David HINCHCLIFF, nephew, aged 20, theological student, born at Sheffield, Yorkshire; Mary E. SCHOFIELD, companion, aged 39, single, amanuensis, born at Newington, Yorkshire; Joseph POLLARD, visitor, aged 44, married, grocer's master, born at Chelsea, London; Mary A. DARVILL, servant, aged 26, single, housemaid, born at Hathersage; Emily MARSDEN, servant, aged 24, single, cook, born at Thornhill, Derbyshire. (RG12/2777/29/1) From the 1911 census of Long Clawson, Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire: *David HINCHCLIFF, head, aged 40, Wesleyan Methodist Minister, born at Sheffield, Yorkshire; Frances Mary HINCHCLIFF, wife, sged 37, married 10 years, 4 children of whom 4 living, born at Fulwood, Preston, Lancashire; David Gordon HINCHCLIFF, son, aged 8, born at St. Ives, Cornwall; Margaret Kathleen HINCHCLIFF, daughter, aged 5, born at Alton, Hampshire; Frances Joyce HINCHCLIFF, daughter, aged 3, born at Alton, Hampshire; Alice Christine HINCHCLIFF, daughter, aged 1, born at Long Clauson, Leicestershire; Laura BURKETT, visitor, aged 53, householder of private means, born at Langham, Lincolnshire; Ethel Jane BAXTER, visitor, aged 33, dressmaker on own account at home, born at Highgate, London NW; Lucy GOODBOURN, servant, aged 16, general servant (domestic), born at Nether Broughton, Leicester. (RG14/19356) From the 1939 Register of 24 Bourne House, Union Street, Pockington R.D., Yorkshire (East Riding): *David HINCHCLIFF, born 21 September 1870, male, Minister of Religion (Methodist), widowed; Margaret HINCHCLIFF (APPLEBY), born 23 April 1905, female, schoolteacher, single; 1 CLOSED REGORD Dennis HAINSWORTH, born 29 November 1924, male, at school, single; 1 CLOSED RECORD (RG101/3208H/010/10 JCOQ) His daughter Margaret HINCHCLIFF wrote the following to her niece Wendy HELMS in a letter dated 23 November 1980: "My father was hail-fellow-well-met with everyone in his day to day activities, but really he was a very "secret" person, and found communication at anything more than a superficial level, disturbing if not actually painful. So although we livved comfortably and happily together for many years, it was of the trivia of living of which we talked; never did father talk of family, growing up, childhood memories, or even, in fact, of his more mature years when he was a missionary. Perhaps this latter was my failing as much as his, in that I do not think I ever asked him directly about those years. Had I done so, he might have responded, but certainly would not have talked about his own early years. He did in fact have a hard life, after being born the son of a woollen manufacturer who lived at Marble Hall, near Holmfirth, and whose mill was called "Hinchcliff Mill". I think it was after the Franco-Prussian war, about 1870 that there came a great slump in the woollen trade, after the busy money-producing years when woollen cloths were in great demand for soldiers uniforms, blankets, etc. I also think that alcohol was involved somewhere; at any rate, about the time when father was 4 years old, his father, having lost his first-born, Alice, with T.B., sold the business, the home and the mill for a song, and went out to America and settled in Chicago. Also about this time father's mother died, also of T.B., so that left father with his two brothers, one of whom was called John, and sister Mamie, to be brought up by their father. I must say here that father would never touch any sort of alcoholic drink, nor have any in the house, the reason being, I am pretty sure, that his own father tried to drown his many sorrows in drink!!! Father started work in Printing and Book-binding at as early an age as was possible. He walked 5 miles to and from work, and in the evenings went to the Y.M.C.A. gymn where he would indulge in the most strenuous and healthful activities, so determined was he not to fall victim to the T.B. which had carried off his mother and sister. That must have been quite a day for a youngster. Now I must refer to the copy of the letter written by Father's Auntie Harriet to her daughter, Doris, who incidentally still lives in Edinburgh. When Auntie Harrie's first husband, John COCKER, died, Auntie Harrie, who was Father's mother's sister, went over to Chicago to persuade father to go back to Sheffield, and to be trained to run the wire mill which had been John COCKER's. Father, then aged about 20, and his sister, Mamie, came back to this country while the two other brothers stayed in the U.S. Father went to College in Sheffield and matriculated "cum laude". Meantime, Aunt Harriet met her second husband (to be) Marmaduke RIGGALL, a Wesleyan minister. You will have gathered from Aunt Harriet's letter that a personal faith and belief meant much to her. Combine this with the evangelical zeal of her newly wedded parson husband...Are you surprised that, the wire works by now having been sold, father caught a bad dose of religious fervour from his aunt and uncle, and in due course it was decided that he should seek to be ordained in the ministry, and he went to Richmond College. In the 1890's - 1900's, while the British Empire was still expanding, I believe it was the usual thing for newly ordained ministers to spend their early service in overseas work. Whether it was for their good, or for the good of those they served I couldn't say, but I believe that it was a common practice among the many denominational churches. Father had spent two terms of 15 months on the Gold Coast, and stood up to the rigours of conditions and climate very well. It was on his second leave home that he met and married Mother who returned to Africa with him. Unfortunately she suffered very badly from "fever", so after this next trip, they returned home and their first circuit was St. Ives in Cornwall, where they went in 1902." "Flashback to Father again. He was a good tennis player, he enjoyed swimming and football in his earliest years, and he always gave us every encouragement in the pursuit of the physical activities which we enjoyed. One final glimpse of Father who loved a good joke or after-dinner story. I can see him now, head thrown back, roaring with joy, and at the same time rubbing away the tears of laughter which were rolling down his cheeks. If you could look at a photograph of him now, you would see the lines of laughter etched round his eyes. As I write this, I am looking at a picture which John took of him, showing a noble head and fine Roman profile, and there clearly too, the sense of fun and good humour" (For a continuation of this letter, see Frances Mary HINCHCLIFF nee PAYNE circa 1873-1930). From an unidentified newspaper cutting circa 1952: "Imagine setting off by plane for Tasmania at the age of 82! And yet that is just what Mr. HINCHCLIFF, father of Fulford Open-Air School's headmistress, Miss M. K. HINCHCLIFFE, is doing. Local Methodist circles will know him well, for he was in their ministry at Clifton for three years, Kirbymoorside for six and Pocklington for eight before retiring there in 1946 after about 50 years in Methodist service. He is flying from London tomorrow night on the first stage of a journey which will take him to New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Honolulu, Sydney, Melbourne, and then Devonport, Tasmania. Mr. Hinchcliff's final destination will be a place called Sheffield - not surprising, by the way, to find an English place name, for Tasmania is full of this kind of reminder of home. Swim Ambition It will not be Mr. HINCHCLIFF's first trip to Tasmania, for he went there by sea only three years ago, but met with a serious accident on the way out by ship. Now, once again, he is on his way to live about 17 miles from Miss HINCHCLIFF's youngest sister, Mrs. W. A. WOOD, who is farming with her husband "Down Under." The Chicago stop is for the chance of looking up old friends, for Mr. HINCHCLIFF spent his early years there after his family had emigrated from Bradford. And Honolulu? That is on the scheduled flight, but this grand old man is looking forward to this stop chiefly for the chance of a swim in the blue and warm waters. He seems to have found the secret of eternal youth!" From an unidentified newspaper cutting circa 1960: "He was a gangster A RETIRED Methodist minister who was once a young gangster in Chicago celebrated his 90th birthday at Starr Hills, the home for aged Methodists in Ansdell-road South, Ansdell, last Wednesday. He is the Rev David HINCHCLIFF, who retired in 1938 after 50 years service as a minister. Born in Sheffield, Mr. HINCHCLIFF left England as a boy with his parents to live in America. "I was a young gangster in Chicago, but I was converted by a Sunday school teacher and became a new person altogether," he told me. After 10 years in America he returned to England, and in 1896 was ordained at Grove-street Church, Liverpool. He then undertook missionary work on the Gold Coast (now Ghana), West Africa. "The country was a wild state in those days," he said. "I did a good deal of travelling, and had my headquarters in Accra. White men were not supposed to walk around. They had to be carried on hammocks." Back to England Six years later Mr. HINCHCLIFF returned to this country and began his ministry at St. Ives' Church, Cornwall. Later he served at the Surrey and Northants (sic) Mission, Melton Mowbray, Chester, Hebden Bridge, Sowerby Bridge, Barrow-in-Furness, New Mills, York, Kirby Moorside, and Pocklington (Yorks). His main interest now is reading. Mr. HINCHCLIFF's recipe for old age is, "Courage and faith in God." His last words referred to the Methodist home. "It is a very delightful place, and the people are exceedingly good to me," he said." He died on 26 November 1962 at the Methodist Home for the Aged, Lytham St. Annes, Lancashire, England, aged 92. (GRO December Q 1962 Fylde 10c 253) (revised 10.06.2020) | HINCHCLIFF, David (I1275)
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| 849 | DAVID HINCHLIFF/HINCHCLIFF 1800-1858 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: I am indebted to the late Peter Wood (former e-mail: pwood@pac.com.au) for most of the information on the English HINCHCLIFF family. According to Peter WOOD he changed his surname from HINCHLIFF to HINCHCLIFF in about 1837. The family lived at Marble Hall, Cartworth, in the parish of Kirkburton, Yorkshire. Cartworth is part of Holmfirth. The 1841 census of Marble Hall, Kirkburton, Yorkshire: *David HINCHLIFF, aged 35, woollen manufacturer, born in Yorkshire; Sarah HINCHLIFF, aged 25, born in Yorkshire; David HINCHLIFF, aged 4, born in Yorkshire. (HO107/1277/2/22/15) The 1851 census of Marble Hall, Cartworth: *David HINCHLIFFE, head, aged 49, woollen manufacturer, born at Wooldale; Sarah Ann HINCHLIFFE, wife, aged 39, born at Honley; Elizabeth HINCHLIFFE, daughter, aged 9, born at Cartworth; Alice HINCHLIFFE, daughter, aged 7, born at Cartworth; John HINCHLIFFE, son, aged 4, born at Cartworth; Jonas HINCHLIFFE, uncle, aged 71, retired manufacturer, born at Cartworth; Sarah HINCHLIFFE, relative, aged 12, scholar, born at Wooldale. The death of a DAVID HINCHCLIFF was registered in 1858. (GRO September Q 1858 Huddersfield [which includes Cartworth and Holmfirth] 9a 176) According to the probate of his will he died on 20 September 1858 at Marble Hall in Cartworth, Kirkburton, Yorkshire, a woollen cloth manufacturer. The will was made on 7 February 1858 and probate was granted on 13 January 1859 to his widow Sarah Ann HINCHCLIFF of Marble Hall, Cartworth, the two executors and residuary legatees (his friends James PARKIN of Castle Houses, Almondbury, gentleman, and John Edward TAYLOR of Almondbury Common, woollen cloth manufacturer) having declined to act. Sureties were William THOMSON of Huddersfield, Yorkshire, merchant, and Benjamin LITTLEWOOD of Huddersfield, merchant. There is no mention of Holmfirth Mill, but a Wash Pit Mill is referred to. (revised 09.12.2019) | HINCHLIFF, David (I2477)
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| 850 | DAVID HINCHLIFF/HINCHCLIFF 1800-1858 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: I am indebted to the late Peter Wood (former e-mail: pwood@pac.com.au) for most of the information on the English HINCHCLIFF family. According to Peter WOOD he changed his surname from HINCHLIFF to HINCHCLIFF in about 1837. The family lived at Marble Hall, Cartworth, in the parish of Kirkburton, Yorkshire. Cartworth is part of Holmfirth. The 1841 census of Marble Hall, Kirkburton, Yorkshire: *David HINCHLIFF, aged 35, woollen manufacturer, born in Yorkshire; Sarah HINCHLIFF, aged 25, born in Yorkshire; David HINCHLIFF, aged 4, born in Yorkshire. (HO107/1277/2/22/15) The 1851 census of Marble Hall, Cartworth: *David HINCHLIFFE, head, aged 49, woollen manufacturer, born at Wooldale; Sarah Ann HINCHLIFFE, wife, aged 39, born at Honley; Elizabeth HINCHLIFFE, daughter, aged 9, born at Cartworth; Alice HINCHLIFFE, daughter, aged 7, born at Cartworth; John HINCHLIFFE, son, aged 4, born at Cartworth; Jonas HINCHLIFFE, uncle, aged 71, retired manufacturer, born at Cartworth; Sarah HINCHLIFFE, relative, aged 12, scholar, born at Wooldale. The death of a DAVID HINCHCLIFF was registered in 1858. (GRO September Q 1858 Huddersfield [which includes Cartworth and Holmfirth] 9a 176) According to the probate of his will he died on 20 September 1858 at Marble Hall in Cartworth, Kirkburton, Yorkshire, a woollen cloth manufacturer. The will was made on 7 February 1858 and probate was granted on 13 January 1859 to his widow Sarah Ann HINCHCLIFF of Marble Hall, Cartworth, the two executors and residuary legatees (his friends James PARKIN of Castle Houses, Almondbury, gentleman, and John Edward TAYLOR of Almondbury Common, woollen cloth manufacturer) having declined to act. Sureties were William THOMSON of Huddersfield, Yorkshire, merchant, and Benjamin LITTLEWOOD of Huddersfield, merchant. There is no mention of Holmfirth Mill, but a Wash Pit Mill is referred to. A Consolidated Index to the 12 pages of the Will of David HINCHCLIFFE (1800-1858), woollen cloth manufacturer of Marble Hall, Cartworth, Yorkshire. The Will was made on 7 February 1858. Probate was granted at Wakefield on 13 January 1859. His children were not mentioned by name. *David HINCHCLIFFE, the Testator. [page 1] 02 Sarah Ann HINCHCLIFFE, wife of the Testator. [page 1 and unnumbered 12th page] 03 James PARKIN, friend of the Testator, gentleman, trustee and joint executor of the Will [pages 1, 11, 12]. 04 John Edward TAYLOR, woollen cloth manufacturer, trustee and joint executor of the Will [pages 1, 11, 12]. 05 Tho[ma]s IVESON of Holmfirth, attorney at Law [page 11] 06 Jos[hu]a. LITTLEWOOD, Damhouse, Holmfirth, architect [page 11] 07 William THOMSON of Huddersfield, merchant (Suretie) [12] 08 Benjamin LITTLEWOOD of Huddersfield, merchant (Suretie) [12] 09 Messrs KIDD & JESSOP of Holmfirth, Solicitors [12] (District Probate Registry, Wakefield) (reprinted 23.12.2024) | HINCHCLIFF, David (I9545)
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