Clara Mary Spencer1

#2073, (1860 - 1925)
FatherHenry Spencer1,2 (1818 - 1889)
MotherElizabeth Owen1,2 (1831 - 1914)

Children of Clara Mary Spencer and Anthony Bigalsky

  • Marie Magdalene Josephine Bigalsky13 (1882 - 1883)
  • Clara Elizabeth Spencer Bigalsky14 (1885 - 1886)

Life Events

BirthClara Mary Spencer was born on 4 May 1860 in Marylebone, Middlesex.2,1
 
BaptismClara and Emily Spencer were baptized on 8 Jul 1860 in Trinity Church, St Marylebone, Middlesex. They were the daughters of Henry, a Carpet Planner, & Elizabeth Spencer of 61 Bolsover Street.1 
(with Parents) 1861 CensusClara E [sic] appeared on the 1861 Census of Marylebone, Middlesex with her parents. She was one year old and born in Marylebone.2 
(with Parents) 1871 CensusClara appeared on the 1871 Census of Marylebone, London with her parents. She was 11 years old, a Scholar, and born in Marylebone.3 
(with Parents) 1881 CensusClara appeared on the 1881 Census of Marylebone, Middlesex with her parents. She was 20 years old and born in Marylebone.4 
MarriageShe married Anthony Bigalsky in 1882.
In the 1881 census Anthony was enumerated as a waiter at the Royal Hotel in Bristol. He was 23 and born in Kolin, Bohemia.5 
(Widowed) DeathHer husband Anthony died on 3 May 1886.6,7 
1891 CensusClara Byalsley appeared on the 1891 Census of Stoke Newington, London, at 23 Allerton Road. She was a widow, age 30, and born in Marylebone. Clara was a visitor to Joseph and Frederick Ba---er, brothers who were born in Austria.8 
Voters' ListClara Biggalsky [sic] appeared on the electoral roll in 1893. She was the only voter in the dwelling house at 43 Gloucester road in the West Division of the Parliamentary Borough of St Pancras.9 
(with Mother) 1901 CensusClara Biljalsky appeared on the 1901 Census of St Marylebone, London in the household of her mother. She was 40, a widow, born in Marylebone.10 
1911 CensusElizabeth Spencer and her daughter Clara Belgalsky appeared on the 1911 Census of St Marylebone, London, at 15 Bolsover Street. They lived in three rooms on private means. Elizabeth was 80, a widow, and was born in Blackheath, Kent. She was the mother of 9 children, of whom 7 were still living. Clara was 50, a widow, and was born in St Marylebone. She was the mother of two children, both of whom had died.11 
DeathClara died in 1925 in Sussex.12
 
Last Edited28 Jan 2016

Citations

  1. Baptisms of St Marylebone, Middlesex. Register at London Metropolitan Archives. Image viewed at Ancestry. Clara & Emily Spencer, 1864, #156 & 157.
  2. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/70 folio 106.
  3. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/153 folio 29.
  4. 1881 Census for England & Wales, RG11/136 folio 107.
  5. FreeBMD. Anthony Bigalsky or Begalsky & Clara Mary Spencer, Sep Q 1882, St Saviour RD.
  6. Letter from Marlene Hamilton, 1991.
  7. FreeBMD. June Q 1886, Chelsea RD (Anthony Bigalsky, age 29).
  8. 1891 Census for England & Wales, RG12/180 folio 15.
  9. Ancestry.com. London, England, Electoral Registers, 1832-1965 [database on-line]. Original data: Electoral Registers. London, England: London Metropolitan Archives. Images viewed online.
  10. 1901 Census for England & Wales, RG13/103 folio 81.
  11. Image of the 1911 Census for England and Wales (1911 Census.co.uk, http://www.1911census.co.uk/), Elizabeth Spencer household.
  12. GRO Indexes to Deaths, images viewed at Ancestry. Clara Bigalsky, age 65, Dec Q 1925, Battle RD.
  13. FreeBMD. Marie Magdalene J Bigalsky, Dec Q 1882, Richmond RD.
  14. FreeBMD. Clara Elizabeth S Bigalsky, Dec Q 1885, Richmond RD.

Emily Spencer1,2

#2075, (1860 - )
FatherHenry Spencer1,2 (1818 - 1889)
MotherElizabeth Owen1,2 (1831 - 1914)

Life Events

BirthEmily Spencer was born on 4 May 1860 in Marylebone, Middlesex.2,1
 
BaptismClara and Emily Spencer were baptized on 8 Jul 1860 in Trinity Church, St Marylebone, Middlesex. They were the daughters of Henry, a Carpet Planner, & Elizabeth Spencer of 61 Bolsover Street.1 
(with Parents) 1861 CensusEmily appeared on the 1861 Census of Marylebone, Middlesex with her parents. She was one month old and born in Marylebone.2 
(with Parents) 1871 CensusEmily appeared on the 1871 Census of Marylebone, London with her parents. She was 11 years old, a Scholar, and born in Marylebone.3 
(with Parents) 1881 CensusEmily appeared on the 1881 Census of Marylebone, Middlesex with her parents. She was 20 years old and born in Marylebone.4 
MarriageShe married George Edgar Harrison.5
 
1891 CensusGeorge E and Emily Harrison appeared on the 1891 Census of Ealing, Middlesex, at 18 Eccleston Road. George was 33, a Solicitor & Solicitor Clerk [sic], born in St Georges Bloomsbury. Emily was 30, born in Marylebone. With them was a boarder (aunt Frances Winstanley, single, 60, born in Blackheath Kent), and a general domestic servant.6 
1901 CensusGeorge E and Emily appeared on the 1901 Census of Wimbledon, Surrey, at 150 Worple Road. George was 45, a Solicitor, born in Bloomsbury London. Emily was 39, born in St Marylebone London.7 
(Widowed) DeathHer husband George died on 14 Jun 1907.8 
(Admon) ProbateEmily Harrison, widow, was granted administration of George Edgar Harrison's estate on 27 Jul 1907.8 
1911 CensusAn Emily Harrison appeared on the 1911 Census of Bath, Somerset. She was a visitor to Lauretta Luckman (58, widow, birthplace India). Emily was 48, a widow, born in Marylebone London.9 
Last Edited28 Jan 2016

Citations

  1. Baptisms of St Marylebone, Middlesex. Register at London Metropolitan Archives. Image viewed at Ancestry. Clara & Emily Spencer, 1864, #156 & 157.
  2. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/70 folio 106.
  3. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/153 folio 29.
  4. 1881 Census for England & Wales, RG11/136 folio 107.
  5. Letter from Marlene Hamilton, 1991.
  6. 1891 Census for England & Wales, RG12/1030 folio 78.
  7. 1901 Census for England & Wales, RG13/658 folio 39.
  8. England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations),1858-1966. Images viewed at Ancestry.com. George Edgar Harrison, 1907.
  9. 1911 Census for England & Wales, RD 316 SD 5 ED 2 Schedule 211.

Charles Henry Crumpton1,2,3

#2341, (1881 - 1948)
FatherJohn Crumpton1,3 (c 1849 - 1908)
MotherEliza Hull1,3 (1844 - 1935)

Life Events

BirthCharles Henry Crumpton was born in 1881 in Erdington, Warwickshire.3,4
 
(with Parents) 1881 CensusCharles Henry appeared on the 1881 Census of Aston, Warwickshire with his parents. He was 3 months old and born in Erdington.3 
(with Parents) 1891 CensusCharles H appeared on the 1891 Census of Solihull, Warwickshire with his parents. He was 10 years old, a scholar, and born in Erdington.5 
(with Parents) 1901 CensusCharles H appeared on the 1901 Census of Olton, Warwickshire with his parents. He was 20, employed as a Ring Maker, born in Erdington.6 
Passenger ListHe was listed on a manifest dated 28 Mar 1927 for the SS Doric, arriving in Halifax from Liverpool.
Details from the passenger list: Charles Henry Crumpton, traveling alone, age 46, born in Birmingham England, never before in Canada, paid own passage, farm labourer, intends to farm in Canada, destination Land Settlement Office in Winnipeg Manitoba, to follow later Wife, Mrs Ethel Crumpton of Yardley Rd Acocks Green Birmingham, traveling inland on the CNR, status Landed Immigrant.7 
DeathCharles died on 2 May 1948 in Winnipeg, Manitoba.8
 
Newspaper Published 3 May 1948 in the Winnipeg Tribune.

CRUMPTON, Charles Henry --- On May 2, 1948, at Deer Lodge Military Hospital, Charles Henry Crumpton, late of King's Hotel, aged 67 years. Funeral service 3.45 p.m. Tuesday at Bardal's Funeral Home, Sherbrook and William Streets. Burial in the military plot, Brookside Cemetery.8
 
Last Edited16 May 2021

Citations

  1. Last Will and Testament of Miss Mary Hull of Polesworth, Warwickshire, 5 July 1906. Photocopy in family records.
  2. FreeBMD. Charles Henry Crumpton, Mar Q 1881, Aston RD.
  3. 1881 Census for England & Wales, RG11/3047 folio 106.
  4. General Register Office Online Birth Index. Charles Henry Crumpton, mother's maiden name Hull, Mar Q 1881, Aston RD.
  5. 1891 Census for England & Wales, RG12/2461 folio 117.
  6. 1901 Census for England & Wales, RG13/2921 folio 146.
  7. Passenger Lists, 1865-1935, Library and Archives Canada images, viewed at Ancestry. SS Doris, arrived in Halifax 28 March 1927.
  8. Winnipeg Tribune, Charles Henry Crumpton death notice, 3 May 1948, page 17. Image viewed at FindMyPast.

Mary Thompson1

#2370, (c 1730 - 1793)

Children of Mary Thompson and Edward Collins

  • Edward Collins3 (1754 - 1766)
  • Isaac Collins3 (1756 - )
  • Sarah Collins3 (1761 - 1770)
  • Jane Collins+2 (1763 - a 1808)
  • Abraham Collins3 (1764 - 1769)
  • Mary Collins2 (1768 - )
  • Lucy Collins2 (1770 - )

Life Events

BirthMary Thompson was born circa 1730.1
 
MarriageShe married Edward Collins in 1752.
On 3 Feb 1752, Edward Collins of the parish of Grindon, Wheelwright, bachelor, age 30, applied for a marriage license to marry Mary Thompson of Baddesley, spinster, age 22. The marriage was to take place in the parish church of Baddesley between the hours of 8 and 12 o'clock in the forenoon.1 
Burial.Mary Collins was buried on 22 Feb 1793 in Grendon, Warwickshire. She was noted to be the wife of Edward Collins.2 
Last Edited25 Jan 2016

Citations

  1. Dioceses of Lichfield & Coventry marriage allegations and bonds, 1636-1893, images viewed at Find My Past. Edward Collins bond & allegation, 1752.
  2. Parish Register of Grendon, Warwickshire, 1538-1940. FHL Film# 198755.
  3. Website International Genealogical Index, parish register extraction (www.familysearch.org).

Minnie Hull1

#3667, (1875 - 1905)
MotherMary Hull1 (1842 - 1910)

Child of Minnie Hull and Oliver Lees

  • May Lees5 (1897 - )

Life Events

BirthMinnie Hull was born in 1875 in Warton, Warwickshire.1,2
 
1881 CensusMary Hull appeared on the 1881 Census of Polesworth, Warwickshire, at Warton. She and her daughter Minnie, age 5, were living with her mother Sarah, a widow & Publican. Mary was 35 and born in Warton.1 
(with Mother) 1891 CensusMinnie appeared on the 1891 Census of Polesworth, Warwickshire in the household of her mother Mary Hull. She was 15 and born in Atherstone.3 
MarriageMinnie Hull married Oliver Lees in 1896.4
 
1901 CensusOliver and Minnie Lees and their daughter Mary appeared on the 1901 Census of Polesworth, Warwickshire, at Steam Mill. They were living with Minnie's mother Mary Hull. Oliver was 26, a Baker working on his own account, born in Polesworth. Minnie was 25, born in Warton. Their daughter May was 3 years old.5 
DeathMinnie died in 1905.6
 
Research Note Her mother Mary wrote a will in 1906 that provided for May. In the 1911 census, May was a boarder at Stretton House School along with a couple of her cousins. It appears that Oliver married again in 1908.7 
Last Edited25 Jan 2016

Citations

  1. 1881 Census for England & Wales, RG11/3056 folio 83.
  2. FreeBMD. Minnie Hull, Sep Q 1875, Atherstone RD.
  3. 1891 Census for England & Wales, RG12/2442 folio 67.
  4. FreeBMD. Oliver Lees & Minnie Hull, Dec Q 1896, Atherstone RD.
  5. 1901 Census for England & Wales, RG13/2897 folio 160.
  6. FreeBMD. Minnie Lees, age 29, Sep Q 1905, Atherstone RD.
  7. FreeBMD. Oliver Lees, Sep Q 1908, Tamworth RD.

Frederick John Whitby1

#3676, (1869 or 1870 - )
FatherGeorge Whitby2 (c 1826 - 1895)
MotherMargaret Stafford2 (c 1832 - 1911)

Life Events

BirthFrederick John Whitby was born in 1869 or 1870 in Aston, Warwickshire.2,3
 
(with Parents) 1871 CensusFrederick J appeared on the 1871 Census of Aston Manor, Warwickshire with his parents. He was one year old and born in Aston.4 
(with Parents) 1881 CensusFrederick appeared on the 1881 Census of Aston Manor, Warwickshire with his parents. He was 11 year old, a scholar, and born in Aston.2 
(with Parents) 1891 CensusFrederick J appeared on the 1891 Census of Aston, Warwickshire with his parents. He was 21, an Iron Turner & Driller, born in Aston.5 
(with Mother) 1901 CensusFredk J and Francis Whitby appeared on the 1901 Census of Aston Manor, Warwickshire with their mother. Frederick was 31 and Francis 27. Both were Silver Smith Mounters and born in Aston.6 
(Sibling) 1911 CensusFrederick John appeared on the 1911 Census of Aston Manor, Warwickshire, as a brother in the household of Elizabeth and Thomas Henry Keatley. He was 41, single, occupation Motor (Lathe Turner), born in Aston.1 
Last Edited10 Jan 2016

Citations

  1. 1911 Census for England & Wales, RD 385 SD 4 ED 19 Schedule 308.
  2. 1881 Census for England & Wales, RG11/3044 folio 43.
  3. FreeBMD. Frederick John Whitby, Mar Q 1870, Aston RD.
  4. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/3157 folio 72.
  5. 1891 Census for England & Wales, RG12/2434 folio 107.
  6. 1901 Census for England & Wales, RG13/2885 folio 148.

Francis Whitby1

#3677, (1873 - 1947)
FatherGeorge Whitby1 (c 1826 - 1895)
MotherMargaret Stafford1 (c 1832 - 1911)

Life Events

BirthFrancis Whitby was born in 1873 in Aston, Warwickshire.1,2
 
(with Parents) 1881 CensusFrancis appeared on the 1881 Census of Aston Manor, Warwickshire with his parents. He was 7 year old, a scholar, and born in Aston.1 
(with Parents) 1891 CensusFrancis appeared on the 1891 Census of Aston, Warwickshire with his parents. He was 17, an Electroplater, born in Aston.3 
(with Mother) 1901 CensusFredk J and Francis Whitby appeared on the 1901 Census of Aston Manor, Warwickshire with their mother. Frederick was 31 and Francis 27. Both were Silver Smith Mounters and born in Aston.4 
(Sibling) 1911 CensusFrancis appeared on the 1911 Census of Aston Manor, Warwickshire, as a brother in the household of Elizabeth and Thomas Henry Keatley. He was 37, single, occupation Silversmith, born in Aston.5 
DeathFrancis died in 1947.
This is the most likely entry in the death index.6 
Last Edited10 Jan 2016

Citations

  1. 1881 Census for England & Wales, RG11/3044 folio 43.
  2. FreeBMD. Francis Whitby, Dec Q 1873, Aston RD.
  3. 1891 Census for England & Wales, RG12/2434 folio 107.
  4. 1901 Census for England & Wales, RG13/2885 folio 148.
  5. 1911 Census for England & Wales, RD 385 SD 4 ED 19 Schedule 308.
  6. FreeBMD. Francis Whitby, age 73, Jun Q 1847, Birmingham RD.

William Stafford1

#3686, (c 1833 - 1915)
FatherWilliam Stafford1,2 (1804 - 1879)
MotherElizabeth Knowles1 (c 1805 - 1890)

Children of William Stafford and Catherine (-?-)

  • Thomas Edward Stafford6 (1863 - )
  • Edith Sarah Stafford7 (1864 - )
  • William Ernest Stafford6 (1866 - )
  • Kate Elizabeth Stafford7 (1875 - )

Life Events

BirthWilliam Stafford was born circa 1833 in Sheepy Magna, Leicestershire.3
 
(with Parents) 1841 CensusWilliam appeared on the 1841 Census of Sheepy Magna, Leicestershire in the household of his parents. He was 7 years old and born in the county.1 
1851 CensusWilliam Stafford appeared on the 1851 Census of Carlton, Leicestershire. He was 18 years old, a Carpenters apprentice, born in Sheepy Magna. He and a builder's apprentice lived with a builder.3 
MarriageHe married Catherine (-?-) circa Mar 1861.4
 
1861 CensusWilliam and Catherine Stafford appeared on the 1861 Census of Aston, Warwickshire, at 119 Bloomsbury Street. William was 28, a Carpenter & Builder employing 3 men, and born in Sheepy Magna. Catherine was 27, born in Loughborough.5 
Item. He was appointed an executor in his father's 1866 will.2 
1871 CensusWilliam and Catharine appeared on the 1871 Census of Aston, Warwickshire, at 121 Bloomsbury Street. William was 38, a Carpenter employing 2 men, born in Magnall Leicestershire. Catherine was 37, born in Loughborough. Their children were Thomas E (7) and William E (4). They had one domestic servant.6 
1881 CensusWm and Catherine appeared on the 1881 Census of Aston, Warwickshire, at 120, 121, 122 & 123 Bloomsbury Street. William was 48, a Builder employing 8 men & 2 boys, born in Sheepy Magna. Catherine was 47, born in Loughboro. Their children were Thomas E (17, carpenter), Edith S (16, milliner), and Kate E (scholar.)7 
1891 CensusWilliam and Catherine appeared on the 1891 Census of Aston, Warwickshire, at 271 Bloomsbury Street. They occupied 3 rooms at this address. William was 58, a Builder & employer, born in Sheepy Magna. Catherine was 57, born in Loughborough. Their children were Thomas D (27, carpenter), William E (24, basket maker, blind from an accident), and Kate E (15, scholar.)8 
1901 CensusWilliam and Catharine appeared on the 1901 Census of Erdington, Warwickshire, at 1 Beaufort Road. William was 68, a Retired Builder, born in Sheepy Magna. Catharine was 67, born in Loughboro. Their children with them were Ernest W (34, basket maker retired, blind from childhood) and Kate E (25). They had one general servant.9 
1911 CensusWilliam and Catherine appeared on the 1911 Census of Erdington, Warwickshire, at 1 Beaufort Road, Gravelly Hill. They had been married 50 years and had 4 children, all still living. Their residence had 8 rooms. William was 78, a Retired Builder, born in Sheepy Magna. Catherine was 77, born in Loughborough. With them was their daughter Kate Elizabeth (35) and a servant.10 
DeathWilliam died on 21 Feb 1915.11,12
 
Newspaper Published 23 Feb 1915.

DEATHS. STAFFORD.--On the 21st inst., at No. 1, Beaufort Road, Gravelly Hill, William Stafford, aged 82 years. No flowers, by request.13
 
ProbateHis estate was proved in 1915. Entry from the probate calendar:

STAFFORD William of 1 Beauford-road Erdington Birmingham gentleman died 21 Feb 1915. Probate Birmingham 31 March to Thomas Edward Stafford retired builder and William Ernest Stafford gentleman. Effects £6544 15s 8d.12
 
ProbateHis widow's estate was proved on 23 May 1924. Entry from the probate calendar:

STAFFORD Catherine of 17 Hunton Hill Gravelly Hill Birmingham widow died 22 March 1924. Probate Birmingham 23 May to Edward Jackson retired grocer. Effects £1781 16s 4d.14
 
Last Edited10 Jan 2016

Citations

  1. 1841 Census for England & Wales, HO107/603 Book 5 Folio 14.
  2. Last Will and Testament of William Stafford of Ratcliffe Culey, 21 December 1866, proved in the Leicester District Probate Registry, 3 November 1879.
  3. England & Wales 1851 Census. HO107/2083 folio 155.
  4. FreeBMD. William Stafford & Catherine Jackson, Mar Q 1861, Market Bosworth RD.
  5. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/2180 folio 122.
  6. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/3151 folio 83.
  7. 1881 Census for England & Wales, RG11/ 3033 folio 116.
  8. 1891 Census for England & Wales, RG12/2422 folio 104.
  9. 1901 Census for England & Wales, RG13/2875 folio 141.
  10. 1911 Census for England & Wales, RD 385 SD 5 ED 16 Schedule 205.
  11. FreeBMD. William Stafford, age 82, Mar Q 1915, Aston RD.
  12. England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations),1858-1966. Images viewed at Ancestry.com. William Stafford, 1915.
  13. Birmingham Daily Post, 23 Feb 1915, page 10. Image accessed online at Find My Past.
  14. England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations),1858-1966. Images viewed at Ancestry.com. Catherine Stafford, 1924.

Mary Hull1

#3705, (1796 - 1881)
FatherHenry Hull2,1 (1764 - 1848)
MotherJane Collins1 (1763 - a 1808)

Life Events

BaptismMary, the daughter of Henry and Jane Hull was baptized on 11 Mar 1796 in Mancetter, Warwickshire.1 
MarriageMary Hull married John Keay on 10 Dec 1835 in St Phillips, Birmingham, Warwickshire.
Details from the register: John Keay of the parish of St Philip Birmingham, bachelor;
Mary Hull of St Martin Birmingham, spinster;
They were married by License and the witnesses were Mary Ann Keay and Joseph Gresley.2,3 
(Mentioned) WillMary the wife of John Keay was mentioned in the will of her father Henry Hull dated 26 Sep 1837. Henry's children William, Edward, Henry, Jane, Elizabeth the wife of Robert Fairfield, and Mary the wife of John Keay were to share Henry's real estate as tenants in common. The personal estate was also to be shared equally. There was also a £10 bequest to granddaughter Emma. His sons Henry and Edward were appointed executors.2 
1841 CensusJohn and Mary Keay appeared on the 1841 Census of Grendon, Warwickshire, at Bradley Green. John was 60, a Publican. Mary was 40. They were both born in Warwickshire. No one else was in their household. Note that the 1841 census records ages rounded down to the nearest 5 years, does not record relationships, and only indicates whether or not the person was born in the county.4 
1851 CensusJohn and Mary appeared on the 1851 Census of Grendon, Warwickshire, at Goat Head Beer House. John was 74, a Beer-house Keeper, born in Birmingham. Mary was 55, born in Atherstone. With them was Edward Hull, no relationship recorded, unmarried, age 56, general servant, born in Atherstone.5 
1861 CensusJohn and Mary appeared on the 1861 Census of Grendon, Warwickshire, at Chetwynd Arms ---. John was 84, a Victualler, born in Birmingham. Mary was 64, born in Atherstone. With them were a boarder and a housemaid.6 
ProbateHer husband's estate was proved on 10 Nov 1869. Entry from the probate calendar:

KEAY John. 10 November. The Will of John Keay late of Wharton in the Parish of Polesworth in the County of Warwick File Maker deceased who died 1 January 1869 at Wharton aforesaid was proved at Birmingham by the oath of Mary Keay of Wharton aforesaid Widow the Relict the sole Executrix. Effects under £100.7
 
1871 CensusMary Key appeared on the 1871 Census of Polesworth, Warwickshire, at Warton. She was living alone. Mary was a widow, age 76, Retired Publican, and born in Town Warwickshire.8 
1881 CensusMary Keay appeared on the 1881 Census of Atherstone, Warwickshire, at Warton. She was 84, a widow, occupation Retired Lady, birthplace Atherstone, and she lived alone.9 
DeathMary died on 3 Dec 1881 in Warton, Polesworth, Warwickshire.10
 
ProbateHer estate was proved on 28 Jan 1882. Entry from the probate calendar:

KEAY Mary. 28 January. The Will of Mary Keay late of Wharton in the Parish of Polesworth in the County of Warwick Widow who died 3 December 1881 at Wharton was proved at Birmingham by William Briggs of 5 Stenson's-cottages Erskine-street Vauxhall-road Birmingham in the said County Butcher the surviving Executor. Personal Estate £41 3s 7d.10
 
Last Edited22 Jan 2016

Citations

  1. Parish Registers of Mancetter, Warwickshire. Original registers at the Warwickshire County Record Office. Images viewed at Ancestry.com. Mary Hull baptism, 1796.
  2. Will and Administration of Henry Hull of Polesworth, 26 September 1837, proved in the Lichfield Bishops Court, 9 June 1848.
  3. St Philip Birmingham, Warwickshire Parish Register, image viewed at Ancestry. John Keay & Mary Hull, 1835, #1520.
  4. 1841 Census for England & Wales, HO107/1130 Book 3 Folio 9.
  5. England & Wales 1851 Census. HO107/2064 folio 172.
  6. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/2192 folio 40.
  7. England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations),1858-1966. Images viewed at Ancestry.com. John Keay, 1869.
  8. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/3166 folio 119.
  9. 1881 Census for England & Wales, RG11/3056 folio 84.
  10. England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations),1858-1966. Images viewed at Ancestry.com. Mary Keay, 1882.

Richard Fox1

#5341, (1863 - )
FatherJohn Dykes Fox1 (1836 - 1903)
MotherAnn Ringrose1 (c 1831 - )

Life Events

BirthRichard Fox was born on 27 Feb 1863 in Caistor, Lincolnshire.2,3
 
(with Parents) 1871 CensusRichard appeared on the 1871 Census of Caistor, Lincolnshire with his parents. He was 8 years old and born in Caistor.1 
BaptismHe was baptized on 15 Nov 1874 in Caistor. He was the son of John Dykes, a Miller, & Annie Fox of Caistor. Richard was baptised at the same time as several of his siblings.3 
(with Parents) 1881 CensusRichard appeared on the 1881 Census of Caistor, Lincolnshire with his parents. He was 18 years old, a Miller, born in Caistor.4 
MarriageHe married Florence Beal in 1886.
This is the most likely entry in the GRO index.5,6 
1891 CensusRichard and Florence appeared on the 1891 Census of Sheffield, Yorkshire, at No 12 - 50 Addey St. They occupied 3 rooms. Richard was 28, a Steel Warehouseman, born in Caistor. Florence was 27, a Confectioner, born in Sheffield.5 
1901 CensusRichard and Florence appeared on the 1901 Census of Sheffield, Yorkshire, at Cleveland Place. They lived in 3 rooms. Richard was 38, a Steel Warehouseman, born in Caistor. Florence was 37, born in Sheffield.7 
1911 CensusRichard and Florence Fox appeared on the 1911 Census of Sheffield, Yorkshire, at 36 Thistle Street. Richard was 48, a Warehouseman for a steel works, born in Caistor. Florence was 48, born in Sheffield. They had been married 25 years and had no children. Their home had four rooms.8 
Research Note There is a likely entry in the death index in 1943 in Sheffield - Richard Fox, age 80. There is also an entry for Florence Fox, age 70, in 1933. 
Last Edited2 Feb 2016

Citations

  1. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/3420 folio 27.
  2. FreeBMD. Richard Fox, Mar Q 1863, Caistor RD.
  3. St Peter and St Paul, Caistor, Lincolnshire Parish Register transcript, viewed at FreeREG. Richard Fox baptism, 1874, #1293.
  4. 1881 Census for England & Wales, RG11/3279 folio 25.
  5. 1891 Census for England & Wales, RG12/3793 folio 121.
  6. FreeBMD. Richard Fox & Florence Beal, Mar Q 1886, Ecclesall Bierlow RD.
  7. 1901 Census for England & Wales, RG13/4341 folio 31.
  8. 1911 Census for England & Wales, RD 510 SD 5 ED 3 Schedule 163.

Marie Catharine Rosina Hölter1

#22057, (1828 - 1893)
FatherJohann Georg Hölter1
MotherMarie Barbara Kraft1

Children of Marie Catharine Rosina Hölter and Johann Georg Kobold

  • Catharina Kobold1 (1858 - )
  • Johann Michael Kobold1 (1859 - )
  • Georg Kobold1 (1861 - 1861)
  • Margarete Kathrina Kobold+ 1 (1862 - 1935)
  • Ludwig Kobold1 (1864 - )
  • Friedrich Kobold1 (1865 - 1866)
  • Magdalena Kobold1 (1866 - )
  • Rosina Kobold1 (1867 - 1868)
  • Rosina Kobold1 (1869 - )
  • Maria Kobold1 (1870 - )
  • Barbara Kobold1 (1872 - )

Life Events

BirthMarie Catharine Rosina Hölter was born on 22 Dec 1828 in Poppoldshausen, Württemberg.1
 
MarriageShe married Johann Georg Kobold on 30 Jun 1857 in Lendsiedel, Württemberg.
Marie's father was a Bauer [farmer] in Poppoldshausen.1 
DeathMarie died on 21 Jan 1893.1
 
Last Edited11 Jul 2010

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Familienbuch of Lendsiedel, Württemberg, (Family History Library, 1528589), original records in Stuttgart Archives. [My knowledge of German and reading early German handwriting is rudimentary so details may be slightly off]

Dietrich Burchard Kolthammer1

#22076, (1630 - 1701)

Children of Dietrich Burchard Kolthammer and Margarete Adelheid

  • Anna Kolthammer2 (1669 - )
  • Maria Dorothea Kolthammer2 (1671 - )
  • Dietrich Burchart Kolthammer+2 (1674 - 1750)
  • Johann Kolthammer2 (1678 - )
  • Wilhelm Kolthammer2 (1680 - )
  • Clara Margareta Kolthammer2 (1680 - )

Life Events

CalledDietrich Burchard Kolthammer went by the name of Diedrich (with varying spellings) in his children's baptism records. Jan-Timo's chart has his name as Dietrich Burchard.2 
OccupationHe was a Küster [sexton] in Schneverdingen.2 
BirthHe was born on 6 Jun 1630.3
 
MarriageHe married Margarete Adelheid.2
 
DeathDietrich Burchard Kolthammer died in 1701 at the age of 70 years, 10 months and 5 days. He was a Küster [sexton] for 42 years.2 
BurialHe was buried on 11 Apr 1701.2
Dieterich Kolthamer
burial, 1701
Last Edited16 Dec 2014

Citations

  1. Ancestry chart belonging to Jan-Timo Kolthammer.
  2. Microfilm of the Kirchenbuch of Evangelische Kirche Schneverdingen, 1642-1852 (Family History Library, 364827-31).
  3. Microfilm of the Kirchenbuch of Evangelische Kirche Schneverdingen, 1642-1852 (Family History Library, 364827-31), birthdate calculated from age at death.

Margarete Adelheid1

#22077, (1635 - 1703)

Children of Margarete Adelheid and Dietrich Burchard Kolthammer

  • Anna Kolthammer3 (1669 - )
  • Maria Dorothea Kolthammer3 (1671 - )
  • Dietrich Burchart Kolthammer+3 (1674 - 1750)
  • Johann Kolthammer3 (1678 - )
  • Wilhelm Kolthammer3 (1680 - )
  • Clara Margareta Kolthammer3 (1680 - )

Life Events

BirthMargarete Adelheid was born in 1635.2
 
Research Note Margaretha's surname is from Jan-Timo's ancestry chart. 
MarriageShe married Dietrich Burchard Kolthammer.3
 
DeathMargaretha died in 1703 at the age of 68.3
Margaretha Kolthammer
burial, 1703
Last Edited11 Jul 2010

Citations

  1. Ancestry chart belonging to Jan-Timo Kolthammer.
  2. Microfilm of the Kirchenbuch of Evangelische Kirche Schneverdingen, 1642-1852 (Family History Library, 364827-31), birthdate calculated from age at death.
  3. Microfilm of the Kirchenbuch of Evangelische Kirche Schneverdingen, 1642-1852 (Family History Library, 364827-31).

Dietrich Burchart Kolthammer1

#22078, (1674 - 1750)
FatherDietrich Burchard Kolthammer1 (1630 - 1701)
MotherMargarete Adelheid1 (1635 - 1703)

Children of Dietrich Burchart Kolthammer and Catrine Sophie (-?-)

  • Gerhardt Johann Kolthammer+1 (1705 - 1770)
  • Anna Margaretha Sophia Kolthammer1 (1707 - )
  • Anna Eleonora Kolthammer1 (1709 - )
  • Georg Hinrich Kolthammer1 (1710 - )
  • Margaretha Hedewieg Kolthammer1 (1714 - )

Life Events

OccupationDietrich Burchart Kolthammer was a Küster [sexton].1 
BirthHe was born in 1674 in Schneverdingen.1
Burchard Kolthammer
baptism, 1674
MarriageHe married Catrine Sophie (-?-).2
 
DeathDietrich Burchart Kolthammer died in 1750 at the age of 78 years and 12 weeks. He was for 45 years the Küster [sexton] in Schneverdingen.1 
BurialHe was buried on 20 Mar 1750.1
Dieterich Bergert Kolthammer
burial, 1750
Last Edited14 Sep 2014

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Kirchenbuch of Evangelische Kirche Schneverdingen, 1642-1852 (Family History Library, 364827-31).
  2. Microfilm of the Kirchenbuch of Evangelische Kirche Schneverdingen, 1642-1852 (Family History Library, 364827-31), children's baptisms.

Catrine Sophie (-?-)1

#22079

Children of Catrine Sophie (-?-) and Dietrich Burchart Kolthammer

  • Gerhardt Johann Kolthammer+2 (1705 - 1770)
  • Anna Margaretha Sophia Kolthammer2 (1707 - )
  • Anna Eleonora Kolthammer2 (1709 - )
  • Georg Hinrich Kolthammer2 (1710 - )
  • Margaretha Hedewieg Kolthammer2 (1714 - )

Life Events

Research Note Have not yet found the marriage record but have her name from the children's baptism records; can't make out her surname. 
MarriageCatrine Sophie (-?-) married Dietrich Burchart Kolthammer.1
 
Last Edited16 Dec 2014

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Kirchenbuch of Evangelische Kirche Schneverdingen, 1642-1852 (Family History Library, 364827-31), children's baptisms.
  2. Microfilm of the Kirchenbuch of Evangelische Kirche Schneverdingen, 1642-1852 (Family History Library, 364827-31).

Gerhardt Johann Kolthammer1

#22080, (1705 - 1770)
FatherDietrich Burchart Kolthammer1 (1674 - 1750)
MotherCatrine Sophie (-?-)1

Child of Gerhardt Johann Kolthammer and Anna Nagel

  • Johann Arndt Henrich Kolthammer1 (1747 - )

Children of Gerhardt Johann Kolthammer and Cathrine Dorothea Lose

  • Gerhart Dieterich Kolthammer1 (1752 - 1773)
  • Georg Hermann Kolthammer1 (1754 - 1812)
  • Johann Rudolf Kolthammer+1 (1758 - 1821)
  • Johann Friedrich Kolthammer1 (1761 - )
  • Charlotte Margretha Gesina Kolthammer1 (1765 - )
  • Anne Matte Christine Kolthammer1 (1768 - )

Life Events

OccupationGerhardt Johann Kolthammer was a Küster [sexton] and schulmeister [schoolmaster].1 
BirthHe was born on 5 Apr 1705.1
Gerhardt Johann Kolthammer
birth & baptism 1705
MarriageHe married Anna Nagel.2
 
Research Note There is a burial for Anna Kolthammer, age 39, in August 1750. However, Gerhardt Johann remarried in June 1750. I need to check the records again on the microfilm. 
Marriage Küster Gerhardt Johann Kolthammer, a widower, married Catrine Dorothea Lose on 21 June 1750 in Schneverdingen. (I am not certain about the day and month.)1
Gerhardt Johann Kolthammer & Cathrina Dorothea Lose
marriage 1752
DeathGerhardt Johann Kolthammer died in 1770 at the age of 65 years and 2 months.
(did not capture date on image.)1
Gerhard Johann Kolthammer
death & burial 1770
Last Edited11 Jul 2010

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Kirchenbuch of Evangelische Kirche Schneverdingen, 1642-1852 (Family History Library, 364827-31).
  2. Ancestry chart belonging to Jan-Timo Kolthammer.

Cathrine Dorothea Lose1

#22082, (c 1729 - 1799)

Children of Cathrine Dorothea Lose and Gerhardt Johann Kolthammer

  • Gerhart Dieterich Kolthammer1 (1752 - 1773)
  • Georg Hermann Kolthammer1 (1754 - 1812)
  • Johann Rudolf Kolthammer+1 (1758 - 1821)
  • Johann Friedrich Kolthammer1 (1761 - )
  • Charlotte Margretha Gesina Kolthammer1 (1765 - )
  • Anne Matte Christine Kolthammer1 (1768 - )

Life Events

BirthCathrine Dorothea Lose was born circa 1729.2
 
Marriage Küster Gerhardt Johann Kolthammer, a widower, married Catrine Dorothea Lose on 21 June 1750 in Schneverdingen. (I am not certain about the day and month.)1
Gerhardt Johann Kolthammer & Cathrina Dorothea Lose
marriage 1752
DeathShe died in 1799 at the age of 70.1
Cathrin Dorothea Kolthammer
burial, 1799
Last Edited16 Dec 2014

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Kirchenbuch of Evangelische Kirche Schneverdingen, 1642-1852 (Family History Library, 364827-31).
  2. Microfilm of the Kirchenbuch of Evangelische Kirche Schneverdingen, 1642-1852 (Family History Library, 364827-31), birthdate calculated from age at death.

Johann Rudolf Kolthammer1

#22083, (1758 - 1821)
FatherGerhardt Johann Kolthammer1 (1705 - 1770)
MotherCathrine Dorothea Lose1 (c 1729 - 1799)

Children of Johann Rudolf Kolthammer and Anna Schröder

  • Georg Hinrich Kolthammer1 (1786 - 1817)
  • Daniel Friedrich Johann Kolthammer1 (1788 - 1847)
  • Christine Catharine Kolthammer1 (1791 - 1853)
  • Hanna Charlotte Margretha Kolthammer1 (1793 - )
  • Johann Gerhard Diedrich Kolthammer1 (1796 - )
  • Diedrich Christopher Kolthammer1 (1799 - )
  • Christopher Wilhelm Kolthammer1 (1802 - )
  • Johann Wilhelm Kolthammer+1 (c 1803 - 1849)
  • Rudolph Christopher Kolthammer1 (1805 - )
  • Charlotte Sophie Catharine Margaretha Kolthammer1 (1808 - )

Life Events

CalledJohann Rudolf Kolthammer went by the name of Johann Rudolph or just Rudolph. 
OccupationHe was a schullehrer [schoolteacher] or schulmeister [schoolmaster] in Insel as well as a küster [sexton].1 
Research Note It is likely that child #7 and child #8 are the same person.


 
BirthHe was born on 11 Jun 1758.1
 
BaptismHe was baptized on 14 Jun 1758 in Evangelische Kirche, Schneverdingen.1
Johann Ruhdolf Kolthammer
birth & baptism 1758
MarriageHe married Anna Schröder on 25 Apr 1786 in Schneverdingen.1
Johan Rudolph Kolthanmer & Anne Schroeder
marriage, 1786
(Widowed) DeathHis wife Anna died on 9 Apr 1819.1  
MarriageJohann Rudolf Kolthammer married Sophie Meyer in 1819 in Schneverdingen.
Johann Rudolph and Sophie were both widowed, Johann from Anne Schröder and Sophie from Claus Ruschmeyer.1
Johann Rudolph Kolthamer & Sophie Meyer
marriage, 1819
DeathJohann Rudolf Kolthammer died on 26 Apr 1821 at the age of 63.1 
BurialHe was buried on 30 Apr 1821.1
Johann Rudolph Kolthammer
burial 1821
Last Edited10 Apr 2019

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Kirchenbuch of Evangelische Kirche Schneverdingen, 1642-1852 (Family History Library, 364827-31).

Anna Schröder1

#22084, (1762 - 1819)
FatherHinrich Christopher Schröder1

Children of Anna Schröder and Johann Rudolf Kolthammer

  • Georg Hinrich Kolthammer1 (1786 - 1817)
  • Daniel Friedrich Johann Kolthammer1 (1788 - 1847)
  • Christine Catharine Kolthammer1 (1791 - 1853)
  • Hanna Charlotte Margretha Kolthammer1 (1793 - )
  • Johann Gerhard Diedrich Kolthammer1 (1796 - )
  • Diedrich Christopher Kolthammer1 (1799 - )
  • Christopher Wilhelm Kolthammer1 (1802 - )
  • Johann Wilhelm Kolthammer+1 (c 1803 - 1849)
  • Rudolph Christopher Kolthammer1 (1805 - )
  • Charlotte Sophie Catharine Margaretha Kolthammer1 (1808 - )

Life Events

BirthAnna Schröder was born in 1762.2
 
Research Note The burial of her daughter Christine in 1853 recorded Anna's name as Anna Christina.3 
MarriageShe married Johann Rudolf Kolthammer on 25 Apr 1786 in Evangelische Kirche, Schneverdingen.1
Johan Rudolph Kolthanmer & Anne Schroeder
marriage, 1786
DeathAnna Schröder died on 9 Apr 1819 at the age of 57.1 
BurialShe was buried on 12 Apr 1819.1
Anna Kolthammer
burial 1819
Last Edited16 Jul 2017

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Kirchenbuch of Evangelische Kirche Schneverdingen, 1642-1852 (Family History Library, 364827-31).
  2. Microfilm of the Kirchenbuch of Evangelische Kirche Schneverdingen, 1642-1852 (Family History Library, 364827-31), birthdate calculated from age at death.
  3. Hannover, Germany, Lutheran Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, 1643-1887, information extracted into a database viewed at Ancestry. Burial of Christine Cohrs, 1853, Evangelische Kirche Bardowick.

Christopher Wilhelm Kolthammer1

#22105, (1802 - )
FatherJohann Rudolf Kolthammer1 (1758 - 1821)
MotherAnna Schröder1 (1762 - 1819)

Life Events

BirthChristopher Wilhelm Kolthammer was born in 1802 in Insel.1
Christopher Wilhelm Kolthammer
baptism 1802
Possibly SameHe and Johann Wilhelm Kolthammer were possibly the same person. Johann Wilhelm is know to be a son of Johann Rudolph, as recorded in his marriage to Catharine Versemann. The only son of Johann Rudolph with the name Wilhelm is Christopher Wilhelm, for whom there are no records in the Schneverdingen register after his baptism. It is possible that I missed seeing Johann Wilhelm's baptism when reading the register microfilm but the children are evenly spaced beginning right after his parents' marriage and continuing until Anna was 46 years old.
 
Last Edited10 Apr 2019

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Kirchenbuch of Evangelische Kirche Schneverdingen, 1642-1852 (Family History Library, 364827-31).

Johann Georg Kobold1

#22180, (1791 - 1856)
FatherJohann Georg Kobold1 (1756 - 1819)
MotherAnna Maria Strecker1 (1758 - 1796)

Children of Johann Georg Kobold and Maria Magdalene Schuster

  • Margaretha Kobold1 (1818 - 1818)
  • Johann Friederich Kobold1 (1819 - 1826)
  • Georg Michael Kobold+ 1 (1822 - 1904)
  • Johann Georg Kobold1 (1824 - 1824)
  • Johann Andreas Kobold1 (1824 - 1824)
  • male Kobold1 (1825 - 1825)
  • Rosina Barbar Kobold1 (1827 - )
  • Georg Friederich Kobold1 (1828 - 1834)
  • Johann Georg Kobold+ 1 (1831 - 1904)
  • Magdalena Barbara Kobold1 (1834 - 1834)

Child of Johann Georg Kobold and Maria Luisa Müller

  • Johann Friedrich Kobold1 (1844 - 1844)

Life Events

OccupationJohann Georg Kobold was a Köbler [farmer of a small farm].1 
BirthHe was born on 27 Sep 1791 in Eichenau, Württemberg.1
 
MarriageHe married Maria Magdalene Schuster on 25 Jan 1818 in Lendsiedel, Württemberg.1
 
(Widowed) DeathMaria Magdalene's death on 31 Dec 1841 left Johann a widower.1 
MarriageHe married Maria Luisa Müller on 2 May 1843.1
 
DeathJohann died on 23 Aug 1856 in Eichenau.1
 
Last Edited11 Jul 2010

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Familienbuch of Lendsiedel, Württemberg, (Family History Library, 1528589), original records in Stuttgart Archives. [My knowledge of German and reading early German handwriting is rudimentary so details may be slightly off]

Anna Maria Strecker1

#22194, (1758 - 1796)

Children of Anna Maria Strecker and Johann Georg Kobold

  • male Kobold1 (1784 - 1784)
  • Maria Barbar Kobold1 (1786 - )
  • Johann Conradt Kobold1 (1789 - 1790)
  • Johann Georg Kobold+1 (1791 - 1856)

Life Events

BirthAnna Maria Strecker was born on 5 Jan 1758 in Michelbach an der Heide, Württemberg.1
 
MarriageShe married Johann Georg Kobold on 21 Oct 1783.1
 
DeathAnna died on 3 Nov 1796 in Eichenau, Württemberg.1
 
Last Edited16 Dec 2014

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Familienbuch of Lendsiedel, Württemberg, (Family History Library, 1528589), original records in Stuttgart Archives. [My knowledge of German and reading early German handwriting is rudimentary so details may be slightly off]

Johann Michael Kobold1

#22201

Child of Johann Michael Kobold and Anna Maria Blanck

Life Events

OccupationJohann Michael Kobold was a Weber [weaver].1 
MarriageHe married Anna Maria Blanck.
 
Last Edited16 Dec 2014

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Familienbuch of Lendsiedel, Württemberg, (Family History Library, 1528589), original records in Stuttgart Archives. [My knowledge of German and reading early German handwriting is rudimentary so details may be slightly off]

Johann Georg Hölter1

#22205

Child of Johann Georg Hölter and Marie Barbara Kraft

Life Events

OccupationJohann Georg Hölter was a Bauer [farmer] in Poppoldshausen.1 
MarriageHe married Marie Barbara Kraft.
 
Last Edited12 Jul 2010

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Familienbuch of Lendsiedel, Württemberg, (Family History Library, 1528589), original records in Stuttgart Archives. [My knowledge of German and reading early German handwriting is rudimentary so details may be slightly off]

Marie Barbara Kraft1

#22206

Child of Marie Barbara Kraft and Johann Georg Hölter

Life Events

MarriageMarie Barbara Kraft married Johann Georg Hölter.
 
Last Edited16 Dec 2014

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Familienbuch of Lendsiedel, Württemberg, (Family History Library, 1528589), original records in Stuttgart Archives. [My knowledge of German and reading early German handwriting is rudimentary so details may be slightly off]

William Hay1

#20739, (1839 - 1914)
FatherGeorge Hay1 (1818 - 1876)
MotherJane Grant1 (c 1818 - )

Life Events

BirthWilliam Hay was born on 11 Apr 1839 in Keith, Banffshire.1
 
BaptismHe was baptized on 5 May 1839 in Keith.1 
(with Parents) 1841 CensusWilliam appeared on the 1841 Census of Rhynie, Aberdeenshire in the household of his parents. He was 2 years old.2 
(Passenger) Passenger ListWilliam Hay, age 9, was listed with his parents, on a passenger list for the Ajax in 1848.3 
DeathWilliam died on 7 Sep 1914.4
 
ObituaryHis obituary was published on 8 Sep 1914 in the Clutha Leader.

OBITUARY
----*-*-*----
MR WILLIAM HAY, "HILLY PARK."

It is with deep regret we announce the death of Mr William Hay, of "Hilly Park," Romahapa, which took place at his residence yesterday afternoon. Mr Hay had been in failing health for a long time, and it was generally known that his condition was serious.
Mr Hay was a son of Mr George Hay, one of the very earliest settlers in the Clutha district, and came out with his parents in the Ajax in 1849, when a lad of 10 years. During the whole of his life Mr Hay had been intimately connected with the life of the Clutha. He was a member of the old South Molyneux Road Board, and up till a few weeks ago was a member of the Clutha County Council, resigning from that body only because of his illness. He also took a keen interest in the welfare of church work. Mr Hay was also a member of the Clutha River Board for years, a school committeeman, and in many other ways took a leading part in local and general politics.
It can well be said that in William Hay the Clutha has lost one whom it could ill-afford to lose --- a man whose word was indeed as good as his bond, and one who was looked up to and respected by all who knew him. The sympathy of a very large circle of friends will be extended to his widow and 11 children who survive him. The family are: William G., solicitor, Dunedin; George, at home; Dr Sidney, in London; John E., in Dunedin; Herbert, who is at the University in Dunedin; and Norman, who is at school. The daughters are Mrs M T Jackman, Mrs North (Timaru) and Misses Eva, Edith and Nettie.
The funeral is to take place on Thursday.4
 
Last Edited21 Sep 2020

Citations

  1. Website International Genealogical Index, parish register extraction (www.familysearch.org).
  2. 1841 Census for Scotland, transcription viewed at Findmypast.
  3. New Zealand Archives Passenger Lists, 1839-1973, images viewed at FamilySearch. George Hay family, 1848 on the Ajax.
  4. Clutha Leader [New Zealand], William Hay obituary, 8 September 1914, page 5. Online digital image viewed at Papers Past website.

Elizabeth Wardel1

#18854, (1799 - )
FatherJohn Wardel1 (s 1775 - )
MotherAnne Smith1 (s 1775 - )

Children of Elizabeth Wardel and William Wilson

  • Susanna Wilson8 (c 1830 - )
  • Joseph Wilson5 (c 1833 - )
  • Sarah Wilson3 (c 1836 - )
  • Mary Ann Wilson+5,9 (1838 - 1905)
  • William Wilson5 (1843 - )

Life Events

BaptismElisabeth was baptized on 5 May 1799 in North Kelsey, Lincolnshire. She was the daughter of John and Anne Wardel.1 
MarriageWilliam Wilson married Elizabeth Wardle on 15 Feb 1825 in Aylesby, Lincolnshire.
Details from the register: They were both of the parish of Aylesby and were married by banns. William signed his name and Elizabeth made her mark. The witnesses were John Wilson, [Elizabeth's sister] Susanah Wardel, and Hannah Gray.2 
Research Note This is the correct marriage, determined as follows. Elizabeth's surname is known because in the 1871 census, Elizabeth was with her sister Mary who was married to Daniel Taylor. Their marriage record identified Mary's surname as Wardle. 
1841 CensusWilliam and Elisabeth Wilson appeared on the 1841 Census of Barnoldby le Beck, Lincolnshire. William was 42, an Agricultural Labourer. Elisabeth was 42. The children were Susannah (12), Joseph (8), Sarah (5), and Mary (3). All were born in Lincolnshire. Note that the 1841 census records ages rounded down to the nearest 5 years, does not record relationships, and only indicates whether or not the person was born in the county.3 
(Widowed) DeathHer husband William died of apoplexy on 22 Apr 1843.4 
1851 CensusElisabeth Willson appeared on the 1851 Census of Barnoldby le Beck, Lincolnshire. She was 52 years old, a widow, and born in North Kelsey. Her children were Joseph (18, labourer, born in N Ravendale), Mary (12) and William (7), both born in Barnoldby.5 
1861 CensusElizabeth appeared on the 1861 Census of Barnoldby le Beck, Lincolnshire, at Bedlem Hill. She was a widow, age 64, and born in North Kelsey. With her was her son William (17, ag lab.)6 
1871 CensusElizabeth Wilson appeared on the 1871 Census of Laceby, Lincolnshire, at Caistor Road. She was a widow, age 73, an Annuitant, and born in North Kelsey. She was with Daniel and Mary Taylor and recorded as Daniel's wife's sister.7 
1881 CensusElizabeth Wilson appeared on the 1881 Census of Great Grimsby, Lincolnshire, at 22 New Market Street. She was with her daughter Susanna and her husband Charles Smith. Elizabeth was 83, a widow, born in North Kelsey.8 
Research Note There is an entry in the death index for Elizabeth Wilson age 84 in March 1882 in Caistor RD (which includes Great Grimsby). Another researcher noted that she was buried in Barnoldby-le-Beck. 
Last Edited5 Dec 2016

Citations

  1. North Kelsey, Lincolnshire Parish Register, images viewed at Lincolnshire Archives Lincs to the Past website. Elizabeth Wardel baptism, 1799.
  2. Aylesby, Lincolnshire Parish Register, images viewed at Lincolnshire Archives Lincs to the Past website. William Wilson & Elizabeth Wardle marriage, 1825, #13.
  3. 1841 Census for England & Wales, HO107/627 Book 5 Folio 6.
  4. Copy death certificate of William Wilson, died 22 April 1843, registered 3 May 1843 in the Registration District of Caistor Union.
  5. England & Wales 1851 Census. HO107/2113 folio 407.
  6. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/2391 folio 30.
  7. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/3417 folio 6.
  8. 1881 Census for England & Wales, RG11/3270 folio 33.
  9. Copy birth certificate of Mary Wilson, born 11 April 1838, registered 16 May 1838 in the Registration District of Caistor.

Elizabeth Carline1

#1930, (c 1859 - 1905)
FatherJohn Carline2 (c 1837 - 1905)
MotherMary Ann Wilson2 (1838 - 1905)

Children of Elizabeth Carline and Augustus Latimer Clarke

  • George Clarke5 (1881 - )
  • Kate Clarke11 (1883 - )
  • Maud Clarke6 (1885 - )
  • Fred Clarke6 (1887 - )
  • Frank Clarke6 (1890 - )
  • Alf Clarke7 (1892 - )
  • Sidney Clarke7 (1897 - )

Life Events

BirthElizabeth Carline was born circa 1859 in Barnoldby le Beck, Lincolnshire.1,3
 
(with Parents) 1861 CensusElizabeth appeared on the 1861 Census of Barnoldby le Beck, Lincolnshire with her parents. She was 2 years old and born in Barnoldby le Beck.1 
(with Parents) 1871 CensusElizabeth appeared on the 1871 Census of Nettleton, Lincolnshire with her parents. She was 12 years old, a scholar, and was born in Barnetby Beck, Lincolnshire.2 
MarriageShe married Augustus Latimer Clarke in 1880.4
 
1881 CensusAugustus L and Elizabeth appeared on the 1881 Census of Caistor, Lincolnshire, at Nettleton Road. Augustus was 31, a Gardener, born in Uppingham Rutland. Elizabeth was 22 and born in Barnoldby-le-Beck. They had one child, George, age 1 month.5 
Research Note There is an entry in the death index in Dec quarter 1885 for Kate Clarke age 16; I wonder if it means 16 months. 
1891 CensusAugustus L and Elizabeth Clarke appeared on the 1891 Census of Caistor, Lincolnshire, at Nettleton Road. They occupied 4 rooms. Augustus was 41, a Gardener, neither an employer nor employed, born in Uppingham Rutlandshire. Elizabeth was 32 and born in Barnoldby-le-Beck. Their children were Maud (5, scholar), Fred (3), and Frank (1.)6 
1901 CensusAugustus L and Elizabeth appeared on the 1901 Census of Caistor, Lincolnshire, at Plough Hill. Augustus was 53, a Gardener, and born in Uppingham. Elizabeth was 42, born in Barnoldby-le-Beck. Their children were Maud (15), Fred (13), Frank (11), Alf (8), and Sidney (4.)7 
DeathElizabeth died in 1905.
This is the most likely entry in the GRO death index; needs to be verified.8 
1911 CensusAugustus Latimer Clarke appeared on the 1911 Census of Caistor, Lincolnshire, at Horsemarket Row. He was a widower, age 63, jobbing gardener, born in Uppingham Rutland. With him were his children Maud (24, housekeeper), Alf (18, farm labourer), and Sidney (14, bakers errand boy).
It was noted that he had been married 24 years and they had 7 children, of whom 3 had died.9 
Note.Augustus died in 1923.10 
Last Edited4 Dec 2016

Citations

  1. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/2391 Folio 31.
  2. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/3421 folio 56.
  3. FreeBMD. Elizabeth Carline, Mar Q 1859, Caistor RD.
  4. FreeBMD. Augustus Latimer Clarke & Elizabeth Carline, Jun Q 1880, Caistor RD.
  5. 1881 Census for England & Wales, RG11/3279 Folio 55.
  6. 1891 Census for England & Wales, RG12/2621 folio 27.
  7. 1901 Census for England & Wales, RG13/3098 folio 28.
  8. FreeBMD. Elizabeth Clarke, age 46, Mar Q 1905, Caistor RD.
  9. 1911 Census for England & Wales, RD 423 SD 1 ED 2 Schedule 106.
  10. FreeBMD. Augustus L Clarke, age 77, Sep Q 1923, Caistor RD.
  11. General Register Office Online Birth Index. Kate Clarke, mother's maiden name Carline, Dec Q 1883, Caistor RD.

John Kelman1

#377, (c 1757 - 1840)
Father(-?-) Kelman

Children of John Kelman and Agnes Duncan

Life Events

Research Note Who were John's parents? There is no baptism record for a John Kelman around the supposed time of his birth c1757. There were a couple of families in Mortlach having children around then, William Kelman & Helen Riach and John Kelman & Margaret Murchie. 
BirthJohn Kelman was born circa 1757.2
 
MarriageHe married Agnes Duncan on 24 Sep 1786 in Glass, Aberdeenshire.

From the Glass parish register:
John Kelman in Cabrach and Agnes Duncan in this parish were matrimonially contracted and proclaimed Sep 3, 10 & 17th and married at Glass Sept 24, 1786

From the Cabrach parish register:
9th September 1786. John Kelmon in this Parish & Agnes Duncan in Parish of Glass were contracted in order to marriage & after regular proclamations were married at Glass 24th Septr 1786.3,4
 
Residence On 12 Jul 1787, John Kelman lived in Miltown of Lismurdie, Cabrach, Aberdeenshire.5 
Note.John & Agnes' son William was baptised in 1796. The baptisms of their daughters Margaret in 1791 and Jean in 1793 were also recorded at this time. 
DeathJohn died on 26 Nov 1840 in Mortlach, Banffshire.
Aged 83.2 
Research Note There are two records for illegitimate children fathered by a John Kelman - 1783 in Alnaboyle and 1786 in Cabrach. Do not know yet if this John Kelman was the father. He was known to be in Cabrach in 1786. 
Last Edited21 Sep 2020

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Old Parochial Register of Cabrach, Aberdeenshire, 1711-1854 (Family History Library, 991260), marriage.
  2. E-mails from Alyson Kelman, 26 June 2005; Mortlach MI index.
  3. Cabrach, Aberdeenshire Old Parochial Register, image viewed via FHL. John Kelmon & Agnes Duncan marriage, 1786.
  4. Glass, Aberdeenshire Old Parochial Register, image viewed via FHL. John Kelman & Agnes Duncan marriage, 1786.
  5. Microfilm of the Old Parochial Register of Cabrach, Aberdeenshire, 1711-1854 (Family History Library, 991260), Christian Kelman baptism, 1787.
  6. Cabrach, Aberdeenshire Old Parochial Register, image viewed via FHL. Christian Kelman baptism, 1787.
  7. Mortlach, Banffshire Old Parochial Register, image viewed via FHL. Helen Kelman baptism, 1789.
  8. Mortlach, Banffshire Old Parochial Register, image viewed via FHL. Margaret & Jean Kelman baptisms, 1791 & 1793, recorded in 1796.
  9. Scotland Death Register. Jane McKay, 1876 157/2 23.
  10. Mortlach, Banffshire Old Parochial Register, image viewed via FHL. William Kelman baptism, 1796.
  11. Mortlach, Banffshire Old Parochial Register, image viewed via FHL. Susannah Kelman baptism, 1798.
  12. Microfilm of the Old Parochial Register of Mortlach, Banffshire, 1741-1854 (Family History Library, 990989).
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Alexander Stirling1

#2091, (1742 - 1826)
FatherMichael Stirling2 (1709 - 1796)
MotherElizabeth Monteith2 (s 1715 - )

Children of Alexander Stirling and Anne Anderson

  • Elizabeth Stirling5 (1768 - )
  • Lilias Stirling1,10 (1770 - 1861)
  • Mary Stirling5 (1772 - 1843)
  • Isobel Stirling1 (1775 - b 1823)
  • Robert Stirling5 (c 1778 - 1864)
  • Alexander Stirling1,5 (1779 - 1858)
  • Michael Stirling1 (1779 - b 1823)
  • Amelia Stirling11,5 (c 1782 - 1850)

Children of Alexander Stirling and Margaret McLaren

  • John Stirling+1 (1795 - 1836)
  • Donald Stirling1 (1797 - )
  • Margaret Stirling5 (c 1799 - )
  • Christian Stirling5 (c 1802 - a 1861)
  • Ann Stirling5 (c 1803 - )
  • James Stirling+1 (1805 - 1891)
  • Peter Stirling5 (c 1807 - )

Life Events

Research Note Baptisms for six of his known children were missing from the Dunblane registers. Only Lilias' baptism in 1770 recorded the names of witnesses, John Stirling and William Anderson. 
BirthAlexander Stirling was born on 2 Apr 1742 in Cairnstown, Dunblane, Perthshire.2
 
BaptismHe was baptized on 11 Apr 1742 in Dunblane, Perthshire. The witnesses were Robert and Matthew Stirling in Gateside.1 
Marriage BannMarriage banns were published on 2 Nov 1766 in Muthill, Perthshire.3 
MarriageHe married Anne Anderson on 21 Nov 1766 in Ardoch, Perthshire.
They were married by Mr. Stirling,the bridegroom's brother. [This was Robert who was minister at Norriestown at the time.] Alexander was of Dunblane and Ann of Ardoch.3,4 
Marriage BannMarriage banns were published on 4 May 1794 in Dunblane for Alexander Stirlng and Margaret McLaren. It was noted that Alexr was in Craighead and Margt was in Muthill parish.1
Stirling and McLaren entry in the Dunblane parish register
Marriage BannMarriage banns were also published on 11 May 1794 in Muthill.3 
MarriageAlexander Stirling married Margaret McLaren on 13 May 1794 in Comrie, Perthshire.
The officiant was Mr. McLaren. [I have not yet determined if or how he was related to Margaret]3 
WillAlexander Stirling wrote a Trust Disposition & Deed of Settlement dated 21 Aug 1823 in Dunblane. This is an abstract; if you would like the full copy, which has more detail and is very interesting, please contact me.

Disposition and Deed of Settlement

Alexander Stirling, tenant in Craighead of Wester Feddale with consent of Margaret MacLaren his spouse

To eldest son John Stirling, the lands of Arneybog, Cumbernauld parish, county of Dumbarton purchased from William Hay and its rents and duties, under the burden of £20 annually to widow Margaret McLaren. If she remarries, then the annuity will be £5.

To spouse, the press she brought with her at marriage, all uncut horn and linen with sheets and blankets necessary for two beds, all china and plate and her paraphernalia, £20 for mournings and to purchase furniture for the house at Ardoch where she is to liferent a part

To Robert, son of first marriage £150
To Alexander, other son of first marriage £50
To each of Elizabeth, Lillias, Mary, and Amelia, daughters of first marriage, £50 which with the several sums paid to them discharged 16 July 1805, 24 May 1799, and 10 July 1813 are in full that they can have through his death or the death of their mother

To James, third son of present marriage, the tack and possession and full stocking of Craighead. If James dies before the end of the tack, then to immediate younger brother Peter
James and Peter are under age, so will be managed by their Mother

To son James, the remainder not already bequeathed of the household furniture and plenishing and failing him, to Peter, excepting the press which belonged to Ann Anderson (his first wife) which is left to daughter Elizabeth

Trustees and Executors and also Tutors and Curators to under age children:
John Stirling, William Finlayson and James Finlayson (sons of Matthew Finlayson at Waterhead), William Brydie (son of Andrew Brydie in Dochlowan) and James Reid son of James Reid in nether Cambushinnie

To pay sickbed and funeral expences and any debts

To pay the £20 to spouse and the other legacies to the children of the first marriage

To divide the residue among Donald, Margaret, Christian, Ann, James, and Peter, children of the present marriage:

Sons shall have double the share of daughters and if they continue unmarried, and remain in family on the farm with their mother and brothers, they shall be entitled to their meat and clothing for their work

The share to Margaret and Christian is to be managed by the trustees.

Amounts already given to younger children to be deducted from their share.

Gives precept of sasine [authorizes transfer] of the lands of Arnybog to John Stirling, but always with and under the real & preferable burden in favor of the said Margaret McLaren

Signed by Alexander Stirling and Margaret MacLaren, both at Waterhead in the parish of Cumbernauld 21 August 1823
Witnesses: John Telfort, chaise driver to John Dumbreck, Cumbernauld Inn, Robert Rankine residing in Greenside, and John Young son of and residing with Robert Young in Tannoch Mill

Extracted by (Signed) Tho Peat – Glasgow 4 November 1826.5
 
DeathAlexander died on 11 Aug 1826 in Craighead, Dunblane, Perthshire.6
 
BurialHe was buried in Ardoch, Muthill, Perthshire. A headstone was erected by his son James.7 
Gravestone James erected a monument at Ardoch cemetery for his parents and his son. The transcription reads:
1883
erected by
James Stirlng
Netherton of Cambushinnie
as a memento
of loving regard and esteem
for his parents
Alexander Stirling
and
Margaret McLaren
also for his son
John Reid.8

Alexander Stirling & Margaret McLaren
(photo by Andy Candlish, 2005)
Probate This is a summary of the inventory of the estate.

6 November 1826, Dunblane.
Inventory of the personal Estate of Alexander Stirling, Farmer in Craighead of Wester Feddal Perthshire who died at Craighead 11 August 1826. Amounts include principal and interest at that date.

1st     Cash in the house £14
2d     Promissory Note to the deceased by Robert Stirling Farmer Tamano £66.15d.-
3d     Bill by the Revd Robert Stirling Galston and Henry Stirling in Cloag £103.15.-
4th     Holograph obligation by John Stirling Surgeon in Glasgow     £303. 5s.1d
5th      Promissory Note by Jas Moray Esquire of Abercairney £197.5s.8d.     
6th     Promissory Note by James Johnston of Alva Esquire £1214.6s.-.                    
7th     Personal Bond by the Honorable George Abercromby of Tullibody to John Stirling residing at Craighead dated 2 September 1808 and assigned by the said John Stirling to the deceased £101.4s.1d.
8th     Bill by Alexander Stirling Farmer in Boreland. Principal £100     
9th     Bill or promissory note by the said Alexander Stirling in Boreland. Principal £200
10th     Bill by the said Alexander Stirling. Principal £128
     Interest due on this sum of £428 – at 5 per cent twenty two pounds          
N.B. The last three Bills are dubious from the circumstances of the Debtor, and of which £450 it is thought not one half will be recovered.           £225

11th     Bill by John MacGrigor and Colin Macnab both in Callock & now deceased dated 24 January 1816 for £10 but of which only Three pounds are due and which is not expected to be recovered owing to the death and doubtful circumstances of the Debtors          £3
12th     Bill by the now deceased Michl Stirling late victualler in Crieff. Principal £60          
13th     Bill by Donald Cameron then farmer in Dundurn. Principal £40                     
14th     Bill by the said Donald Cameron and by Alexander Cameron both then in Glenmake. Principal £60
15th     Holograph obligation by the said Donald Cameron. Principal £5.14s.6d
N.B. It is not known what interest is due on this sum of £165/14/6 but the debts are desperate and no value can be put on them, the debtors being all utterly insolvent and some of them dead

16th     Five deposit Receipts of the Stirling Company
     1st     12 August 1825 £274      
     2d     12 August 1825 £100          
     3d     27 May 1826 £230          
     4th     27 May 1826 £200           
     5th     27 May 1826 £30
     Total with interest                £852.15s. 9d
17th     Deposit Receipt by the Stirling Banking Company in name of Margaret MacLaren Relict of the deceased dated 19 May 1826 £50.9s.2d

N.B. The Stirling Banking Company being Bankrupt and under Judicial Sequestration, the whole amount of these six Deposit Receipts may not ultimately be available. The last noted Deposit Receipt is in name of the deceaseds widow but here associated for in case it should be held to come under the Executors administration

18th     Household furniture Bed and Table and Linen crop, farming stock, implements of husbandry utensils and other effects valued by Messrs Robert Stirling, James Reid, and Lewis Kinross – conform to Inventory & valuation dated 7 October 1826 – Part of the said furniture &c is by the Testator bequeathed to his said widow and his daughter Elizabeth, and the Stocking and the Remainder of the furniture and plenishing is by the Testator bequeathed to James Stirling his son whom failing to Peter Stirling his son £301.8s.6d           

[Total]     £3433.4s.3d Sterling


John Stirling Surgeon in Glasgow and James Finlayson Writer in Glasgow son of Matthew Finlayson of Waterhead were the only accepting Executors from those nominated in Alexander Stirling’s deed of settlement.5
 
Research Note The second executor for Alexander was James Finlayson, probably brother to daughter Mary's husband, and to son Robert's wife.9 
Research Note Craighead is Craighead of Wester Feddal.5 
Last Edited21 Aug 2018

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Old Parochial Register of Dunblane, Perthshire, 1653-1859 (Family History Library, 1040065 & 1040066).
  2. E-mails from Graham Reader to J Kolthammer1998, email, 20 Mar 1998.
  3. Microfilm of the Old Parochial Register of Muthill, Perthshire, 1676-1854 (Family History Library, film #1040132).
  4. Scotland Death Register. son Robert.
  5. Testament Testamentar of Alexander Stirling of Craighead, 21 August 1823, proved in the Dunblane Sheriff Court, 6 November 1826.
  6. E-mails from B Stirling to J Kolthammer.
  7. John Fowler Mitchell and Sheila Mitchell, compilers, Monumental Inscriptions (pre-1855) in South Perthshire (n.p.: Scottish Genealogy Society, 1975), FHL film #962930; does not contain full text of inscriptions.
  8. Photograph of the Alexander Stirling & Margaret McLaren gravestone at Dunblane churchyard, taken by Andy Candlish, 2005.
  9. Comment.
  10. Scotland Death Register.
  11. Will of Robert Stirling of Leek, Staffordshire, 1838, proved in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, 26 October 1855, abstracted by Moira J Morris.