Philadelphia Stafford1

#17796, (1800 - 1860)
FatherJohn Stafford2 (1759 - 1833)
MotherElizabeth Ward2 (bt 1756 - 1761 - bt 1841 - 1851)
Pedigree

Children of Philadelphia Stafford and Samuel Hague
  • Elizabeth Hague6 (c 1833 - )
  • Sarah Hague7 (c 1838 - )
  • Samuel Hague10 (1840 - 1840)
  • William Hague11 (1840 - 1840)
  • Anne Hague7 (c 1843 - )

Life Events

BaptismPhiladelphia Stafford was baptized on 16 Mar 1800 in Twyford, Leicestershire. She was noted to be the daughter of John & Eliza Stafford.2 
MarriageShe married William Wilson on 9 Dec 1823 in Sheepy Magna, Leicestershire.
Details from the register: William Wilson, bachelor, of St Mary's Newington, Surrey;
Philadelphia Stafford, spinster, of Little Sheepy;
They were married by banns and the witness was William Stafford.1 
Item. Her father's will dated 15 Dec 1829 stated that she was to receive 1/7 share of the trust after her mother's death.3 
MarriagePhiladelphia Wilson married Samuel Hague on 22 Apr 1832 in Leicester, Leicestershire.
Samuel was single. Philadelphia was widowed.4,5 
1841 CensusSamuel and Phila Hague appeared on the 1841 Census of Loughborough, Leicestershire, at Regent Street. Samuel was 35, a Superintendent of Police, and not born in the county. Phila was 40 and born in the county. The children were Elizabeth (8) and Sarah (3). Also in the household were Ann Cart (7) and Ann Oliver (8). 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.6 
1851 CensusSamuel and Philadelphia Hague appeared on the 1851 Census of Ashby de la Zouch, Leicestershire, at Wood Street. Samuel was 45, a Superintendent of Police, and born in Poole Dorsetshire. Philadelphia was 51 and born in Thorpe Satchville. Their children were Sarah (13) and Anne (8.)7 
DeathPhiladelphia died on 12 Aug 1860 in Loughborough, Leicestershire.8,9
 
Newspaper Published 18 Aug 1860.

DEATHS at Loughborough. On the 12th inst, Philadelphia, wife of Mr Samuel Hague, superintendent of the Loughborough Police, aged 60 years.9
 
Last Edited4 Dec 2016

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Bishop's transcripts of Sheepy Magna, Leicestershire, 1561-1872 (Family History Library, 595768).
  2. Microfilm of the Bishop's Transcripts of Twyford, Leicestershire, 1562-1853 (Family History Library, 0594977).
  3. Will and Probate of John Stafford of Sheepy Parva, 15 December 1829, proved in the Archdeaconry Court of Leicester, 20 July 1833.
  4. GRO Index to Marriages, 1916-2005, text index viewed at Ancestry. Samuel Hague & Philadelphia Wilson, 1832.
  5. England Marriages, 1538-1973, index, FamilySearch. Samuel Hague & Philadelphia Wilson, 1832.
  6. 1841 Census for England & Wales, HO107/595 Book 7 Folio 56.
  7. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/2084 folio 233.
  8. FreeBMD. Philadelphia Hague, Sep Q 1860, Loughbro RD.
  9. Leicester Chronicle, Philadelphia Hague death notice, 18 Aug 1860, Page 3. Image accessed online at Find My Past.
  10. General Register Office Online Birth Index. Samuel Hague, mother's maiden name Stafford, Jun Q 1840, Loughborough RD.
  11. General Register Office Online Birth Index. William Hague, mother's maiden name Stafford, Jun Q 1840, Loughborough RD.

Thomas Stamp1

#17450, (c 1807 - 1883)
FatherRichard Stamp1 (c 1755 - 1820)
MotherSarah Gray (-?-)2 (c 1765 - 1836)
Pedigree

Children of Thomas Stamp and Mary Wilson

Life Events

BirthThomas Stamp was born circa 1807 in Great Limber, Lincolnshire.3
 
(Mentioned) WillThomas was mentioned in the will of his father Richard Stamp dated 28 Sep 1818. After his wife Sarah's death and when the youngest son reached age 21, the estate was to be divided among his seven children, Robert, John, Richard, Thomas, William, George, and Mary. Those unmarried were to receive £10 more than those married.1 
MarriageThomas Stamp married Mary Wilson on 26 Dec 1834 in Middle Rasen Drax, Lincolnshire.
Details from the register: Thomas Stamp of Cabourne, Batchelor;
Mary Wilson of this parish;
They were married in the church by banns. Thomas signed his name and Mary made her mark. The witnesses were Wm Bentley and Mary Alcock.4 
1841 CensusThomas and Mary Stamp appeared on the 1841 Census of Hatton, Lincolnshire, at Hatton Sykes. Everyone in the household was born in Lincolnshire. Thomas was 34 and a farmer. Mary was 31. The children were Sarah (5), Elizabeth (2), and Mary (3 months). Also there were Joseph Wilson (23, labourer), Mary Carr (51, independent), and two servants. 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.5 
1851 CensusThomas and Mary appeared on the 1851 Census of Hatton, Lincolnshire, at Hatton Sykes. Thomas was 44, a Farmer of 86 acres employing one labourer, and was born in Limber Magna. Mary was 41 and born in Owersby. Their children were Elizabeth (12), Mary (10), Thomas (6), Martha (5), and William (3). Mary and Thomas attended school. Elizabeth was born in Toft Newton, the rest in Hatton.
Also in the household were an agricultural labourer and a Niece, Elizabeth Nicholson (21, dressmaker, born in Sturton by St---.)3 
1861 CensusThomas and Mary appeared on the 1861 Census of Caistor, Lincolnshire, at Caistor Moor. Thomas was 54, a Farmer of 54 acres, born in Limber. Mary was 51, born in Owersby. Their children at home were Mary (20), Thomas (17), Martha (15), and William (13.)6 
(Witness) Marriage Thomas Stamp witnessed the marriage of Richard Fox and Mary Stamp on 12 May 1868 in Parish Church, Caistor, Lincolnshire.7 
(Witness) Marriage Thomas Stamp witnessed the marriage of Thomas Marshall and Elizabeth Stamp on 12 May 1868 in Caistor.8 
1871 CensusThomas and Mary appeared on the 1871 Census of Low Fonaby, Lincolnshire. Thomas was 64, a Farmer of 74 acres employing one man & one boy, born in Limber. Mary was 61, birthplace not recorded. With them was a general servant and their grandson, Frank Marshall (age 2, born in Bradford Yorkshire.)9 
(Widowed) DeathHis wife Mary died in 1880.10  
Newspaper.11
Published 18 Feb 1881
1881 CensusThomas Stamp appeared on the 1881 Census of Caistor, Lincolnshire, at Low Fonaby. He was 74, a widower, farmer of 74 acres employing one man, born in Gt Limber. With him were his grandson Frank Marshall (12), niece Ann Lamming (19, born in Cuxwold), and one farm servant. [Ann was the granddaughter of Thomas' brother Richard]12 
DeathThomas died on 6 Mar 1883 in Caistor, Lincolnshire.13
 
ProbateHis estate was proved on 26 Apr 1883. Entry from the probate calendar:

STAMP Thomas. Personal Estate £664 6s 7d.
26 April 1883. The Will of Thomas Stamp late of Low Fonaby in the Parish of Caistor in the County of Lincoln who died 6 March 1883 at Caistor was proved at Lincoln by Joseph Wilson of Goxhill in the said County and George Topliss the Younger of Langton-by-Wragby in the said County Farmers the Executors.13
 
Last Edited20 Feb 2016

Citations

  1. Last Will and Testament of Richard Stamp of Great Limber, 28 September 1818, proved 7 November 1820.
  2. Comment: Sarah was the mother of the first child, Ann, and Richard's wife in his 1818 will so she is presumed to be the mother of all the children.
  3. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/2107 folio 74.
  4. Middle Rasen, Lincolnshire Parish Register, images viewed at Lincolnshire Archives Lincs to the Past website. Thomas Stamp & Mary Wilson marriage, 1834, #29.
  5. 1841 Census for England & Wales, HO107/636 Book 22 Folio 4.
  6. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/2392 folio 17.
  7. Microfilm of the Marriage Register of Caistor, Lincolnshire, 1583-1700, 1742-1892 (Family History Library, 1542177), Richard Fox & Mary Stamp, 1868, #316.
  8. Microfilm of the Marriage Register of Caistor, Lincolnshire, 1583-1700, 1742-1892 (Family History Library, 1542177), Thomas Marshall & Elizabeth Stamp, 1868, #315.
  9. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/3420 folio 18.
  10. FreeBMD. Mary Stamp, age 71, Dec Q 1880, Caistor RD.
  11. Stamford Mercury, 18 February 1881, page 7. Image accessed online at Find My Past.
  12. 1881 Census for England & Wales, RG11/3279 folio 16.
  13. England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations),1858-1966. Images viewed at Ancestry.com. Thomas Stamp, 1883.
  14. St Peter and St Paul, Caistor, Lincolnshire Parish Register transcript, viewed at FreeREG. George Topliss & Sarah Stamp marriage, 1870, #329.
  15. Copy birth certificate of Mary Stamp, born 19 February 1841, registered 1 March 1841 in the Registration District of Horncastle Union.

John Stamp1

#18416, (c 1797 - 1861)
FatherRichard Stamp1 (c 1755 - 1820)
MotherSarah Gray (-?-)2 (c 1765 - 1836)
Pedigree

Children of John Stamp and Elizabeth Thompson
  • John Stamp10 (1821 - )
  • William Stamp11 (c 1823 - )
  • Hannah Stamp12 (1825 - )
  • Robert Stamp13 (1827 - )
  • Maria Stamp14 (1830 - )
  • Sarah Stamp15 (1832 - )
  • Mary Stamp16 (1835 - )
  • George Stamp3 (c 1842 - )

Life Events

BirthJohn Stamp was born circa 1797 in Great Limber, Lincolnshire.3
 
MarriageHe married Elizabeth Thompson on 2 Jun 1818 in Keelby, Lincolnshire.
Details from the register: John Stamp of Limber;
Elizabeth Thompson of Keelby;
The witnesses were Edmond Thompson and Jane Fytche.4 
(Mentioned) WillJohn was mentioned in the will of his father Richard Stamp dated 28 Sep 1818. After his wife Sarah's death and when the youngest son reached age 21, the estate was to be divided among his seven children, Robert, John, Richard, Thomas, William, George, and Mary. Those unmarried were to receive £10 more than those married.1 
1841 CensusJohn and Elizth Stamp appeared on the 1841 Census of Newton by Toft, Lincolnshire. John was 44, a Farmer. Elizabeth was 46. The children were Hanh (16), Robt (14), Maria (11), Sarah (8), and Mary (5). They were all born in Lincolnshire. Also with them was one male servant. 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.5 
1851 CensusJohn and Elizabeth appeared on the 1851 Census of Newton, Lincolnshire. John was 53, a Farmer of 204 Acres employing 3 labourers, and was born in Great Limber. Elizabeth was 56, born in Keelby. Their children were Sarah (19), Mary (16), and George (9). Also with them were two agricultural labourers.3 
1861 CensusJohn Stamp Senr and his wife Elizabeth appeared on the 1861 Census of Newton, Lincolnshire. John was 64, a Farmer, born in Limber. Elizabeth was 66, born in Keelby. Their children were George (19), Sarah (28), and Mary (25). Also with them was their granddaughter Hannah (10, boarder, born in Crockston), as well as 3 farm servants.6 
DeathJohn died on 7 Jun 1861 in Toft Newton, Lincolnshire.7,8
 
BurialHe was buried on 9 Jun 1861 in Newton by Toft, Lincolnshire. He was noted to be 64 years old and of Newton. His widow Elizabeth was buried there in 1877.9 
ProbateHis estate was proved on 21 Aug 1861. Entry from the probate calendar:

STAMP John. The Will of John Stamp formerly of Great Limber but late of Toft Newton both in the County of Lincoln Yeoman deceased who died 7 June 1861 at Toft Newton aforesaid was proved at Lincoln by the oath of Elizabeth Stamp of Toft Newton aforesaid Widow the Relict and the sole Executrix. Effects under £1,500.8
 
Last Edited16 Feb 2016

Citations

  1. Last Will and Testament of Richard Stamp of Great Limber, 28 September 1818, proved 7 November 1820.
  2. Comment: Sarah was the mother of the first child, Ann, and Richard's wife in his 1818 will so she is presumed to be the mother of all the children.
  3. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/2115 folio 122.
  4. St Bartholomew Church Keelby, Lincolnshire Parish Register transcript, viewed at FreeREG. John Stamp & Elizabeth Thompson marriage, 1818, #9.
  5. 1841 Census for England & Wales, HO107/641 Book 3 folio 4.
  6. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/2396 folio 86.
  7. FreeBMD. John Stamp, Jun Q 1861, Caistor RD.
  8. England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations),1858-1966. Images viewed at Ancestry.com. John Stamp, 1861.
  9. Newton by Toft, Lincolnshire Parish Register transcript, viewed at FreeREG. John Stamp burial, 1861, #60.
  10. Great Coates, Lincolnshire Parish Register transcript, viewed at FreeREG. John Stamp baptism, 1821, #76.
  11. Comment: Hannah, the daughter of William's brother Robert, was with William in the 1861 census and noted to be his niece. Hannah was with William's father John in the 1851 census and noted to be his granddaughter.
  12. Great Limber, Lincolnshire Parish Register, images viewed at Lincolnshire Archives Lincs to the Past website. Hannah Stamp baptism, 1825.
  13. Great Limber, Lincolnshire Parish Register, images viewed at Lincolnshire Archives Lincs to the Past website. Robert Stamp baptism, 1827.
  14. Great Limber, Lincolnshire Parish Register, images viewed at Lincolnshire Archives Lincs to the Past website. Maria Stamp baptism, 1830.
  15. Great Limber, Lincolnshire Parish Register, images viewed at Lincolnshire Archives Lincs to the Past website. Sarah Stamp baptism, 1832.
  16. Great Limber, Lincolnshire Parish Register, images viewed at Lincolnshire Archives Lincs to the Past website. Mary Stamp baptism, 1835.

Richard Stamp1

#18422, (c 1799 - 1877)
FatherRichard Stamp1 (c 1755 - 1820)
MotherSarah Gray (-?-)2 (c 1765 - 1836)
Pedigree

Children of Richard Stamp and Eleanor Taylor
  • Mary Stamp11 (1827 - )
  • Sarah Stamp6 (c 1829 - )
  • Robert Stamp12 (1830 - )
  • Ann Stamp6,9 (c 1834 - )
  • Hannah Stamp3 (c 1835 - )
  • William Stamp8 (c 1838 - )
  • Eleanor Stamp6 (c 1840 - 1847)
  • Richard Stamp3 (c 1843 - )
  • Elizabeth Stamp3 (c 1844 - )
  • George Stamp3 (c 1846 - )
  • Thomas Stamp3 (c 1849 - )

Life Events

BirthRichard Stamp was born circa 1799 in Limber, Lincolnshire.3
 
(Mentioned) WillRichard was mentioned in the will of his father Richard Stamp dated 28 Sep 1818. After his wife Sarah's death and when the youngest son reached age 21, the estate was to be divided among his seven children, Robert, John, Richard, Thomas, William, George, and Mary. Those unmarried were to receive £10 more than those married.1 
MarriageRichard Stamp married Eleanor Taylor on 26 Nov 1826 in Caistor, Lincolnshire.
Details from the register: Richard Stamp of Caistor; Ellen or Elleanor Taylor of Keelby;
They were married in the church by banns. Richard signed his name and Eleanor signed with an X. The witnesses were William Stamp [likely Richard's brother], Mary Carr [Richard's sister], and Henry Craft.4 
(Witness) Marriage Richard Stamp witnessed the marriage of William Stamp and Ann Seaton on 11 Jul 1833 in Faldingworth, Lincolnshire.5 
1841 CensusRichard and Eleanor Stamp appeared on the 1841 Census of Claxby, Lincolnshire, at Claxby Moor. Richard was 40 and a Farmer. Eleanor was 35. The children were Sarah (12), Robert (10), Ann (7), Hannah (6), William (3), and Eleanor (1). There was also a male servant in the household. Everyone was 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.6 
Newspaper Published 5 Nov 1847 in the The Hull Packet.

Died. October 28, at Caistor, aged 9 years, Ellen, fourth daughter of Mr. Richard Stamp, farmer.7
 
1851 CensusRichard and Elenor appeared on the 1851 Census of Caistor, Lincolnshire. Richard was 51, a Farmer, born in Limber. Elenor was 48, born in Irby. Their children were Robert (18), Hannah (16), William (13), Richard (10), Elizabeth (7), George (5), and Thomas (2). The eldest 5 were born in Claxby, the youngest 2 in Caistor.8 
1861 CensusRichard and Ellen appeared on the 1861 Census of Nettleton, Lincolnshire. Richard was 62, a Farmer of 180 acres, born in Limber. Ellen was 58, born in Irby. Their children were Hannah (26, dressmaker), Richard (18), Elizabeth (17, dressmaker), George (15, carter), and Thomas (12). The eldest two were born in Claxby, the rest in Caistor. The next household was their married son William.3 
1871 CensusRichard and Elenor appeared on the 1871 Census of Nettleton, Lincolnshire. Richard was 72, a Farmer of 200 Acres with 2 labourers and a boy, and was born in Limber. Elenor was 67, born in Irby. Their unmarried children with them were Ann (37), George (25), and Thomas (22). The next household was their son William and family.9 
DeathRichard died on 4 Mar 1877 in Tealby, Lincolnshire.10
 
ProbateHis estate was proved on 17 Nov 1877. Entry from the probate calendar:

STAMP Richard. The Will of Richard Stamp formerly of Nettleton but late of Tealby both in the County of Lincoln Farmer who died 4 March 1877 at Tealby was proved at Lincoln by John Stamp of Toft Newton in the said County Farmer the Nephew and William Grantham of Caistor in the said County Yeoman the surviving Executors. Effects under £2,000.10
 
Last Edited16 Feb 2016

Citations

  1. Last Will and Testament of Richard Stamp of Great Limber, 28 September 1818, proved 7 November 1820.
  2. Comment: Sarah was the mother of the first child, Ann, and Richard's wife in his 1818 will so she is presumed to be the mother of all the children.
  3. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/2393 folio 4.
  4. Caistor, Lincolnshire Parish Register, images viewed at Lincolnshire Archives Lincs to the Past website. Richard Stamp & Ellen or Elleanor Taylor marriage, 1826, #111.
  5. Faldingworth, Lincolnshire Parish Register, images viewed at Lincolnshire Archives Lincs to the Past website. William Stamp & Ann Seaton marriage, 1833, #57.
  6. 1841 Census for England & Wales, HO107/630 Book 22 Folio 7.
  7. The Hull Packet and East Riding Times (Hull, England), Friday, November 5, 1847; Issue 3276. image online at 19th Century British Library Newspapers, a Gale digital collection.
  8. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/2114 folio 132.
  9. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/3421 folio 50.
  10. England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations),1858-1966. Images viewed at Ancestry.com. Richard Stamp, 1877.
  11. Great Limber, Lincolnshire Parish Register, images viewed at Lincolnshire Archives Lincs to the Past website. Mary Stamp baptism, 1827.
  12. Great Limber, Lincolnshire Parish Register, images viewed at Lincolnshire Archives Lincs to the Past website. Robert Stamp baptism, 1830.

William Stamp1

#18443, (c 1802 - 1873)
FatherRichard Stamp1 (c 1755 - 1820)
MotherSarah Gray (-?-)2 (c 1765 - 1836)
Pedigree

Life Events

BirthWilliam Stamp was born circa 1802 in Great Limber, Lincolnshire.3
 
(Mentioned) WillWilliam was mentioned in the will of his father Richard Stamp dated 28 Sep 1818. After his wife Sarah's death and when the youngest son reached age 21, the estate was to be divided among his seven children, Robert, John, Richard, Thomas, William, George, and Mary. Those unmarried were to receive £10 more than those married.1 
MarriageWilliam Stamp married Ann Seaton on 11 Jul 1833 in Faldingworth, Lincolnshire.
Details from the register: William Stamp of Great Limber, Batchelor;
Ann Seaton of this parish, Spinster;
They were married in the church by banns. They both signed their names and the witnesses were Richard Stamp [probably William's brother] and Ann Dean.4 
Newspaper Published 26 Jul 1833 in the The Hull Packet.

Marriages. On the 11th inst at Faldingworth, Mr. William Stamp, of Great Limber, to Miss Ann Seaton, of the former place.5
 
1841 CensusWillm and Ann Stamp appeared on the 1841 Census of Faldingworth, Lincolnshire. They were both 40 years old and born in Lincolnshire. William was a farmer. With them was [Ann's mother] Mary Seaton, a female servant, and two ag labourers. 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.6 
1851 CensusWilliam and Ann appeared on the 1851 Census of Faldingworth, Lincolnshire. William was 49, a Farmerof 78 acres employing 2 labourers, born in Great Limber. Ann was 52, born in Faldingworth. Ann's mother Mary Seaton was with them, along with a house servant and two farm labourers.7 
1861 CensusWilliam and Ann appeared on the 1861 Census of Welton, Lincolnshire, at Harding Hill. William was 59, a Farmer of 166 acres with 3 men, born in Great Limber. Ann was 62, born in Faldingworth. With them were a nephew (William Blanchard age 9), visitor Mary North, a dairy maid, a general servant, an agricultural labourer, and a groom.3 
1871 CensusWilliam and Ann appeared on the 1871 Census of Welton, Lincolnshire. William was 69, a Farmer of 165 acres employing 1 labourer, and born in Limber. Ann was 72, born in Faldingworth. Also in the household were one farm servant, Ann's sister Mary and a niece visiting, and four nieces and nephews surnamed Blanshard.8 
DeathWilliam died on 6 Oct 1873 in Welton, Lincolnshire.9
 
ProbateHis estate was proved on 10 Dec 1873. Entry from the probate calendar:

STAMP William. The Will of William Stamp late of Welton in the County of Lincoln who died 6 October 1873 at Welton was proved at Lincoln by John Stamp of Toft Newton in the said County Farmer the Nephew and Thomas Doughty of Faldingworth in the said County Farmer the Executors. Effects under £3,000.9
 
Last Edited16 Feb 2016

Citations

  1. Last Will and Testament of Richard Stamp of Great Limber, 28 September 1818, proved 7 November 1820.
  2. Comment: Sarah was the mother of the first child, Ann, and Richard's wife in his 1818 will so she is presumed to be the mother of all the children.
  3. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/2364 folio 135.
  4. Faldingworth, Lincolnshire Parish Register, images viewed at Lincolnshire Archives Lincs to the Past website. William Stamp & Ann Seaton marriage, 1833, #57.
  5. The Hull Packet (Hull, England), Friday, July 26, 1833; Issue 2540. image online at 19th Century British Library Newspapers, a Gale digital collection.
  6. 1841 Census for England & Wales, HO107/633 Book 1 Folio 5.
  7. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/2106 folio 52.
  8. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/3377 folio 87.
  9. England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations),1858-1966. Images viewed at Ancestry.com. William Stamp, 1873.

George Stamp1,2

#18881, (c 1809 - 1858)
FatherRichard Stamp1 (c 1755 - 1820)
MotherSarah Gray (-?-)3 (c 1765 - 1836)
Pedigree

Life Events

BirthGeorge Stamp was born circa 1809 in Great Limber, Lincolnshire.2
 
(Mentioned) WillGeorge was mentioned in the will of his father Richard Stamp dated 28 Sep 1818. After his wife Sarah's death and when the youngest son reached age 21, the estate was to be divided among his seven children, Robert, John, Richard, Thomas, William, George, and Mary. Those unmarried were to receive £10 more than those married.1 
Research Note George appears to be the youngest son. 
Newspaper Published 10 Jul 1840.

Whitehall, June 27, 1840.
The Lord Chancellor has appointed George Stamp, of Caistor, in the county of Lincoln, gent., to be a Master extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery. -- London Gazette.4
 
1841 CensusAnn Carr and George Stamp appeared on the 1841 Census of Caistor, Lincolnshire. Ann was listed first, age 20, Independent, born in Lincolnshire. George was 30, at Attorney at Law, born in Lincolnshire. No one else was in the household. [Ann was the daughter of George's sister Mary]. 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.5 
1851 CensusGeorge Stamp appeared on the 1851 Census of Kingston upon Hull, Yorkshire, at 16 Lister Street. He was 42 years old, unmarried, an Attorney and Solicitor, and was born in Great Limber Lincs. With him was his niece Ann Carr (unmarried, 32, Proprietor of Houses, born Caistor). There was also one house servant.2 
MarriageGeorge Stamp married Ann Guthrie (-?-) in 1853.
Ann's surname at the time of their marriage was Dales; she had been previously married.6,7 
DeathGeorge died on 7 Nov 1858 in Kingston-upon-Hull, Yorkshire.6
 
BurialHe was buried on 12 Nov 1858 in Great Limber. He was noted to be 50 years old and his abode was Hull, Yorkshire. His wife Ann Guthrie Stamp was also buried in Great Limber.8 
ObituaryHis obituary was published on 12 Nov 1858 in the Stamford Mercury.

Deaths.
At Hull, on the 7th inst., aged 51, George Stamp, Esq., solicitor, for many years managing clerk to Messrs. Marris and Smith, Caistor.9
 
ObituaryAnother obituary was published on 12 Nov 1858 in the Hull Packet.

Deaths.
November 7, at his residence, Coltman-street, Hull, George Stamp, Esq. senior partner of the firm of Stamp and Jackson, solicitors, of Hull, aged 50 years.10
 
ProbateHis estate was proved on 29 Dec 1858. Entry from the probate calendar:

STAMP George. Effects under £3,000. The Will of George Stamp late of the Town of Kingston-upon-Hull in the County of York Gentleman deceased who died 7 November 1858 at Kingston-upon-Hull aforesaid was proved at the Principal Registry by the oath of Ann Guthrie Stamp of Kingston-upon-Hull aforesaid Widow the Relict and the sole Executrix.6
 
ProbateHis widow's estate was proved on 1 Apr 1882. Entry from the probate calendar:

STAMP Ann Guthrie. Personal Estate £6,551 0s 10d. The Will with a Codicil of Ann Guthrie Stamp late of 102 Coltman-street in the Town and County of the Town of Kingston-upon-Hull Widow who died 9 February 1882 at 102 Coltman-street was proved at York by Bryan Boyes Jackson of Quay-street-chambers Kingston-upon-Hull Gentleman, Henry Michael Spain of Grove-road Eastbourne in the County of Sussex Grocer and Ann Carr of 102 Coltman-street Spinster the Executors.11
 
Last Edited17 Feb 2016

Citations

  1. Last Will and Testament of Richard Stamp of Great Limber, 28 September 1818, proved 7 November 1820.
  2. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/2363 folio 510.
  3. Comment: Sarah was the mother of the first child, Ann, and Richard's wife in his 1818 will so she is presumed to be the mother of all the children.
  4. Lincolnshire Chronicle, 10 July 1840, Page 2. Image accessed online at Find My Past.
  5. 1841 Census for England & Wales, HO107/630 Book 7 Folio 7.
  6. England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations),1858-1966. Images viewed at Ancestry.com. George Stamp, 1858.
  7. FreeBMD. George Stamp & Ann Guthrie Dales, Mar Q 1853, Hull RD.
  8. Great Limber, Lincolnshire Parish Register, images viewed at Lincolnshire Archives Lincs to the Past website. George Stamp burial, 1858, #336.
  9. Stamford Mercury, George Stamp death notice, 12 November 1858, page 5. Image accessed online at Find My Past.
  10. Hull Packet, George Stamp death notice, 12 November 1858, page 8. Image accessed online at Find My Past.
  11. England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations),1858-1966. Images viewed at Ancestry.com. Ann Guthrie Stamp, 1882.

Robert Stamp1

#19005, (c 1794 - 1825)
FatherRichard Stamp1 (c 1755 - 1820)
MotherSarah Gray (-?-)2 (c 1765 - 1836)
Pedigree

Children of Robert Stamp and Dinah Spooner
  • Ann Stamp6 (1817 - )
  • George Stamp7 (1819 - )
  • Charles Stamp+8 (1820 - 1895)
  • Richard Stamp9 (1824 - )

Life Events

BirthRobert Stamp was born circa 1794.3
 
MarriageHe married Dinah Spooner on 14 May 1817 in Great Limber, Lincolnshire.
Details from the register: Robert Stamp of this parish Singleman;
Dinah Spooncer also of this parish Spinster;
They were married in the church by banns. Robert signed his name and Dinah made her mark. The witnesses were John Hammond and Mary Stamp.4 
Item. Robert Stamp and his wife Dinah wrote a letter to Robert's sister Mary in 1817 or early 1818. It was addressed to Mary Stamp, Sumerby Hall and was stamped with the word Brigg. Transcription follows:

Dear Sister
I thank you for the kind letter that I reseaved from you but ham sory that your minde has been trobled on my acount but I ham sory to say that I canot releve your minde by acomplishing your desir but I sincearly beg and hope that you will indevour to content our Self by other means for I ffel my self so fast bound betwixt love and duty that I canot refrain going forward with what I have proposed I know that my wage his not enough to soport A family but I hope that my Master will make some amendment or otherwase help me to A better plase it is talked Seakeritly that Wright the Inn keeper is going to leave Limber and Master has promised to speak to Lord Yarborough and get me the Inn I fear not but he will but I beg you will not talk of that to no one wither it be so or not I ham not hable to say but whither or not I ham wiling to join with the partner of my life and trust to the mighty hand of providence and the almighty who never rules every thing and has promised that all things shall woke togeather for good wich I trust will be for mine wither I come to poverty or richis I intende coming to Sumberby before our unioun takes pace but who know not when that will be yet
I Contlude hopeing that you will exept of me and mine to be your afexionate Brother and Sister.
R and D Stamp
P.S. Father and mother ad all is tolerable well George and Sarah has got better.5
 
(Mentioned) WillRobert was mentioned in the will of his father Richard Stamp dated 28 Sep 1818. After his wife Sarah's death and when the youngest son reached age 21, the estate was to be divided among his seven children, Robert, John, Richard, Thomas, William, George, and Mary. Those unmarried were to receive £10 more than those married.1 
DeathRobert died in 1825.3
 
BurialHe was buried on 9 Jul 1825 in Great Limber. He was noted to be 31 years old and of Limber.3 
Research Note There is a marriage for Dinah Stamp widow to Matthew Carr in 1833 in Brocklesby [lincs to the past]. 
Last Edited16 Jul 2017

Citations

  1. Last Will and Testament of Richard Stamp of Great Limber, 28 September 1818, proved 7 November 1820.
  2. Comment: Sarah was the mother of the first child, Ann, and Richard's wife in his 1818 will so she is presumed to be the mother of all the children.
  3. Great Limber, Lincolnshire Parish Register, images viewed at Lincolnshire Archives Lincs to the Past website. Robert Stamp burial, 1825, #72.
  4. Great Limber, Lincolnshire Parish Register, images viewed at Lincolnshire Archives Lincs to the Past website. Robert Stamp & Dinah Spooncer marriage, 1817, #8.
  5. Copy of handwritten letter in the care of a descendant, P G Lake.
  6. Great Limber, Lincolnshire Parish Register, images viewed at Lincolnshire Archives Lincs to the Past website. Ann Stamp baptism, 1817.
  7. Great Limber, Lincolnshire Parish Register, images viewed at Lincolnshire Archives Lincs to the Past website. George Stamp baptism, 1819.
  8. Great Limber, Lincolnshire Parish Register, images viewed at Lincolnshire Archives Lincs to the Past website. Charles Stamp baptism, 1820.
  9. Great Limber, Lincolnshire Parish Register, images viewed at Lincolnshire Archives Lincs to the Past website. Richard Stamp baptism, 1824.

Richard Stamp1

#25509, (c 1755 - 1820)
Pedigree

Children of Richard Stamp and Sarah Gray (-?-)

Life Events

BirthRichard Stamp was born circa 1755.2
 
MarriageHe married Sarah Gray (-?-) on 13 May 1788 in Ashby cum Fenby, Lincolnshire.
Banns were recorded between Richard Stamp batchelor and Sarah Gray spinster, both of the parish. They both signed with an X and they were married in the presence of Jared Hewson, who witnessed all four marriages on that page of the register

Ashby cum Fenby is 9 miles from Great Limber, where several of their children were born and where Richard lived when he wrote his will in 1818.3
 
Item. In 1804, Richard and Sarah buried two daughters. Here is a photograph of their gravestone which is in the Baptist Burial Ground at Killingholme.4
In Memory
of
Ann and Hannah Stamp Two
daughters
of Richard and Sarah Stamp
Ann Died May 13 1804 aged 15
Hannah Nov 11 1804
aged 12
WillRichard Stamp wrote a will dated 28 Sep 1818. Here is a summary of the main points:

Richard Stamp now living at Limber Magna, Lincolnshire
To wife Sarah the interest of his property during her lifetime to be used for herself and any children unable to support themselves
After Sarah's death and when the youngest son reached age 21, the estate to be divided among his seven children, Robert, John, Richard, Thomas, William, George, and Mary. Those unmarried to receive £10 more than those married
If any die before the youngest son reaches age 21, their lawful children to receive the parent's share
Appointed Mr Joseph Hannah of Claxby Gentleman sole executor.1
 
DeathRichard died in 1820.1
 
BurialHe was buried in the Baptist Chapel Burial Ground in South Killingholme. The stone is now missing but the record indicates that Richard was 65 and died in 1820. Headstone notes say, "Late of ..... ..... Humber".
Sarah was buried there in 1836.2 
Research Note South Killingholme is about 6 miles from Great Limber. 
ProbateThe will was proved on 7 Nov 1820 by the Executor Joseph Hannath [note that his name was rendered Hannah in the will]. The value of the personal estate and effects was under £850.1 
Last Edited16 Mar 2017

Citations

  1. Last Will and Testament of Richard Stamp of Great Limber, 28 September 1818, proved 7 November 1820.
  2. Lincolnshire Monumental Inscriptions Transcription, viewed at FindMyPast. Richard Stamp, Baptist burial ground, South Killingholme, 1820.
  3. Parish Registers of Ashby cum Fenby, Lincolnshire. Image viewed at Findmypast.com. Richard Stamp & Sarah Gray marriage, 1788.
  4. Photograph of the Ann & Hannah Stamp gravestone at Killingholme Lincolnshire Baptist burial ground, taken by Chris Keyworth, February 2016.

Sarah Gray (-?-)1

#25510, (c 1765 - 1836)
Pedigree

Children of Sarah Gray (-?-) and Richard Stamp

Life Events

BirthSarah Gray (-?-) was born circa 1765.2
 
MarriageShe married Richard Stamp on 13 May 1788 in Ashby cum Fenby, Lincolnshire.
Banns were recorded between Richard Stamp batchelor and Sarah Gray spinster, both of the parish. They both signed with an X and they were married in the presence of Jared Hewson, who witnessed all four marriages on that page of the register

Ashby cum Fenby is 9 miles from Great Limber, where several of their children were born and where Richard lived when he wrote his will in 1818.1
 
DeathSarah died in 1836.2
 
BurialShe was buried in Feb 1836 in the Baptist Chapel Burial Ground in South Killingholme. The stone is now missing and the day is not certain (perhaps 16) but it is recorded that she was the wife of Richard and was 71 years old. Richard was buried there in 1820.2 
Last Edited16 Mar 2017

Citations

  1. Parish Registers of Ashby cum Fenby, Lincolnshire. Image viewed at Findmypast.com. Richard Stamp & Sarah Gray marriage, 1788.
  2. Lincolnshire Monumental Inscriptions Transcription, viewed at FindMyPast. Elizabeth Stamp, Baptist burial ground, South Killingholme, 1836.
  3. Photograph of the Ann & Hannah Stamp gravestone at Killingholme Lincolnshire Baptist burial ground, taken by Chris Keyworth, February 2016.
  4. Comment: Sarah was the mother of the first child, Ann, and Richard's wife in his 1818 will so she is presumed to be the mother of all the children.

Charles Stamp1

#25513, (1820 - 1895)
FatherRobert Stamp1 (c 1794 - 1825)
MotherDinah Spooner1 (s 1800 - )
Pedigree

Children of Charles Stamp and Mary Quickfall
  • Hannah Quickfall Stamp5 (c 1849 - )
  • William Stamp3 (1851 - )
  • Sarah Ann Stamp3 (1853 - )
  • Robert Stamp3 (c 1856 - )
  • George Stamp3 (1858 - )

Life Events

BaptismCharles Stamp was baptized on 25 Dec 1820 in Great Limber, Lincolnshire. He was the son of Robert, a labourer, & Dinah Stamp of Great Limber.1 
1841 CensusCharles Stamp appeared on the 1841 Census of South Killingholme, Lincolnshire. He was 20 years old and one of five male servants working for a farmer there. I think this is the correct Charles Stamp because South Killingholme is not far from Limber. 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.2 
MarriageHe married Mary Quickfall in 1848.3,4
 
1851 CensusCharles & Mary Stamp appeared on the 1851 Census of Limber Magna, Lincolnshire. They were recorded as a brother-in-law and a sister-in-law in a household that only included William (16), Ann A (14), and Thomas Q (10) Hall. Charles was 30, a Brickmaker, born in Grt Limber. Mary was 30, born in Gt Limber. Their daughter Hannah Q was 2 years old and born in Cabourn.5 
1861 CensusCharles and Mary appeared on the 1861 Census of Louth, Lincolnshire. Charles was 40, an Ostler, born in Limber. Mary was 40 and also born in Limber. Their children were William (9), Sarah Ann (7), Robert (5), and George (3). William was born in Caistor, the rest in Louth. All were scholars.3 
1871 CensusCharles and Mary appeared on the 1871 Census of Louth, Lincolnshire, at 51 Walkergate. Charles was 50, a Cow Keeper, born in Gt Limber. Mary was 50, born in Gt Limber. Their children were Sarah Ann (17), Robert (15, groom), and George (13, errand boy.)6 
1881 CensusCharles and Mary appeared on the 1881 Census of Louth, Lincolnshire, at 51 Walkergate. Charles was 60, a Cow Keeper, born in Limber. Mary was 60, born in Limber. Their children were Sarah A (27) and George (23, saddler journeyman.)7 
1891 CensusCharles and Mary appeared on the 1891 Census of Louth, Lincolnshire, at 51 Queen Street. Charles was 70, a Milk seller & Cowkeeper working on his own account, and born in Brocklesby. Mary was 70 and born in Limber. With them was their daughter Sarah Ann (single, 37, mother's help) and their daughter [sic] Mary Elenor (4, born Tealby.)8 
DeathCharles died in 1895.
Mary died in 1901.9 
Last Edited17 Feb 2016

Citations

  1. Great Limber, Lincolnshire Parish Register, images viewed at Lincolnshire Archives Lincs to the Past website. Charles Stamp baptism, 1820.
  2. 1841 Census for England & Wales, HO107/638 Book 20 Folio 3.
  3. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/2381 folio 46.
  4. FreeBMD. Charles Stamp & Mary Quickfall, Jun Q 1848, Caistor RD.
  5. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/2114 folio 63.
  6. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/3401 folio 80.
  7. 1881 Census for England & Wales, RG11/3261 folio 53.
  8. 1891 Census for England & Wales, RG12/2607 folio 123.
  9. FreeBMD. Charles Stamp, age 74, Mar Q 1895, Louth RD.

Ann Stamp1

#25515, (c 1789 - 1804)
FatherRichard Stamp1 (c 1755 - 1820)
MotherSarah Gray (-?-)1 (c 1765 - 1836)
Pedigree

Life Events

BirthAnn Stamp was born circa 1789.1
 
DeathAnn died on 13 May 1804.1
 
BurialShe was buried in the Baptist Chapel Burial Ground in South Killingholme.1 
Gravestone Here is a photograph of Ann & Hannah's gravestone.1
In Memory
of
Ann and Hannah Stamp Two
daughters
of Richard and Sarah Stamp
Ann Died May 13 1804 aged 15
Hannah Nov 11 1804
aged 12
Last Edited17 Feb 2016

Citations

  1. Photograph of the Ann & Hannah Stamp gravestone at Killingholme Lincolnshire Baptist burial ground, taken by Chris Keyworth, February 2016.

Hannah Stamp1

#25516, (c 1792 - 1804)
FatherRichard Stamp1 (c 1755 - 1820)
MotherSarah Gray (-?-)1 (c 1765 - 1836)
Pedigree

Life Events

BirthHannah Stamp was born circa 1792.1
 
DeathHannah died on 11 Nov 1804.1
 
BurialShe was buried. In the Baptist Chapel Burial Ground in South Killingholme.1 
Gravestone Here is a photograph of Ann & Hannah's gravestone.1
In Memory
of
Ann and Hannah Stamp Two
daughters
of Richard and Sarah Stamp
Ann Died May 13 1804 aged 15
Hannah Nov 11 1804
aged 12
Last Edited17 Feb 2016

Citations

  1. Photograph of the Ann & Hannah Stamp gravestone at Killingholme Lincolnshire Baptist burial ground, taken by Chris Keyworth, February 2016.

Frank Arnold Fox1

#1994, (1888 - 1971)
FatherRichard Fox1 (1842 - 1915)
MotherMary Stamp2 (1841 - 1924)
Pedigree

Children of Frank Arnold Fox and Jessie Oliver
  • Richard O Fox2
  • Joan Fox2
  • Marion Fox4
  • Geoffrey Fox2

Life Events

BirthFrank Arnold Fox was born on 8 Jan 1888 in Caistor, Lincolnshire.3,4
 
(with Parents) 1891 CensusFrank A appeared on the 1891 Census of Fonaby, Lincolnshire with his parents. He was 3 years old and born in Caistor.3 
(with Parents) 1901 CensusFrank A appeared on the 1901 Census of Caistor, Lincolnshire with his parents. He was 13 years old, born in Fonaby.5 
(with Parents) 1911 CensusHe appeared on the 1911 Census of South Kelsey, Lincolnshire with his parents. He was 23, single, born in Fonaby Caistor, and was helping on the farm.6 
(Mentioned) WillSon Frank Arnold was mentioned in the will of Richard Fox dated 2 Jun 1913. He was bequeathed £100 and one share of the residue of the estate.1 
MarriageFrank Arnold Fox married Jessie Oliver in 1920.7
 
1939 RegisterFrank A and Jessie Fox appeared on the England and Wales 1939 Register in Caistor RD, Lincolnshire, at "Dyson House" Dyson Lane. The register listed every civilian at the outbreak of war and was used in order to have current population statistics, issue identification cards, monitor population movements, and in 1940 to issue ration cards.
Frank was born 8 Jan 1888 and was a general farm labourer. Jessie was born 6 Feb 1900 and was a Supply Teacher, Lindsey Educ. Also in the household were Richard O (1921, apprentice joiner) and Marion (1924, occupation cut off.
Information about two people in the household was redacted. The redaction will be in effect for 100 years from the person's date of birth or until proof of death is verified.4 
(Mentioned) ObituaryHe was mentioned in Martha Alice Carline's 1952 obituary as brother Frank in England. Martha Alice died in Saskatchewan, Canada.8 
(Mentioned) ObituaryHe was mentioned in Richard Stamp Fox's 1955 obituary as brother Frank of Grimsby, England. Richard died in Saskatchewan, Canada.9 
DeathFrank died on 15 Dec 1971.2
 
Last Edited4 Dec 2016

Citations

  1. Will and Administration of Richard Fox of South Kelsey, Lincolnshire, 2 June 1913, proved in the Principal Probate Registry, 24 August 1915.
  2. E-mails from Roberta Arens to J Kolthammer, 8 March 1993.
  3. 1891 Census for England & Wales, RG12/2621 folio 12.
  4. 1939 Register for England and Wales. Frank A Fox household. Ref: RG101/6454J/009/22 Letter Code: TNAJ.
  5. 1901 Census for England & Wales, RG13/3098 folio 8.
  6. Image of the 1911 Census for England and Wales (1911 Census.co.uk, http://www.1911census.co.uk/), RG14/20019.
  7. FreeBMD. Frank A Fox & Jessie Oliver, Sep Q 1920, Caistor RD.
  8. Regina Leader-Post, Martha Alice Carline obituary, 6 Nov 1952, Page 2. Image viewed at Newspapers.com.
  9. Regina Leader-Post, Richard Stamp Fox obituary,13 Sept 1955, Page 3. Image viewed at Newspapers.com.

John Dykes1

#3655, (bt 1772 - 1776 - 1850)
Pedigree

Children of John Dykes and Mary Bannister

Life Events

BirthJohn Dykes was born between 1772 and 1776 in Lincolnshire.2
 
Research Note His baptism was not in the Fenton register, nor were there any Dykes baptisms around that time (searched from 1766 forward.) 
MarriageHe married Mary Bannister on 27 Nov 1798 in Fenton, Lincolnshire.
John's surname was spelled Dikes. Mary's name was spelled Bannister in the banns register and Bancaster in the marriage register. She was noted to be from Caythorpe.3 
Research Note The Fenton parish registers at Find My Past only go to 1812. Found baptisms for Mary and Sarah, then no more for this couple. 
1841 CensusJohn and Mary Dykes appeared on the 1841 Census of Fenton, Lincolnshire. John was 65 and a Farmer. Mary was 65. Also in the household were [their grandson] Richard Hage (7), Thomas Bell (15, ag lab), and Eliza Cooper (13, servant). All were born in Lincolnshire. The population of Fenton was 120. 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.2 
(Widowed) DeathHis wife Mary died in 1843.4  
DeathJohn died in 1850.
Information from the burial index: John Dykes, age 80, buried 19 Nov 1850 in All Saints (Anglican) Fenton, Lincolnshire.5 
Last Edited16 Jul 2017

Citations

  1. Fenton, Lincolnshire parish registers, viewed at Find My Past. Mary Dykes baptism, 1800.
  2. 1841 Census for England & Wales, HO107/618 Book 12 Folio 5.
  3. Lincolnshire Marriage Index compiled by Lincolnshire FHS, viewed at Findmypast. John Dikes & Mary Bannister/Bancaster, 1798.
  4. National Burial Index For England & Wales. Mary Dykes, 1843, age 72, Fenton.
  5. National Burial Index For England & Wales. John Dykes, 1850, age 80, Fenton.
  6. Fenton, Lincolnshire parish registers, viewed at Find My Past. Sarah Dykes baptism, 1803.
  7. Website International Genealogical Index, parish register extraction (www.familysearch.org).

Charles Carline1

#25525, (1821 - 1876)
FatherGeorge Carline2 (1800 - 1873)
MotherCharlotte Pask2 (1797 - 1872)
Pedigree

Children of Charles Carline and Emma Nelson
  • Charles Carline9 (1870 - )
  • Emma Carline13 (c 1872 - )
  • Ellen Carline13 (c 1875 - )

Life Events

BaptismCharles was baptized with the name Reuben on 10 Feb 1821 in Lincoln, Lincolnshire. The register noted that he was the natural [the term means illegitimate] daughter [sic] of George Caroline, a servant, & Charlotte Pask, a servant, both of St Johns Newport.2 
(Witness) Note.On 25 January 1822, George Carline and his wife Charlotte and son Charles, age 12 months, were removed from the parish of Hackthorn to the parish of Greetwell. [This action was under the Poor Laws; if a person was unable to support himself he was removed to the parish responsible for him, usually his parish of birth. The information noted above was from an abstract. The original settlement examination would likely yield more details]1 
1841 CensusA Charles Carline appeared on the 1841 Census of St Martin in the Fields, Westminster, Middlesex, at 369 Strand. He was 21, a male servant, and not born in Middlesex. 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 
MarriageThere is a likely marriage record on 8 Jan 1844 in Lewisham, Kent.
Details from the register: Charles Carline, full age, bachelor, gardener, residence Sydenham, father George Carline, labourer;
Mary Ann Webster, full age, spinster, Sydenham, father John Webster, labourer;
They were married in the parish church and the witnesses were John Jones and Elizabeth B---chett.4 
Research Note Some puzzle pieces for Charles don't quite fit together yet. The marriage record has the correct father but Charles is recorded as a gardener. By the 1851 census he was a carver. And, who was Ellen born in 1837 with him in the 1851 census? She was perhaps Mary Ann's daughter. 
1851 CensusCharles and Mary Ann appeared on the 1851 Census of Liberty of Saffron Hill, Finsbury, Middlesex, at 28 Kirby Street. Charles was 32, a Carver & Gilder, and was born in Lincoln. Mary Ann was 41, born in Lincolnshire. They had one daughter, Ellen (14, birthplace Hull Yorkshire). With them was Charles' brother John (13, scholar). They also had a visitor, Elizabeth Holt (unmarried, 29, public teacher, birthplace Leeds Yorkshire.)5 
1861 CensusCharles and Mary Ann Carline appeared on the 1861 Census of Kingston upon Hull, Yorkshire, at 10 George Street. Charles was 40, a Carver & Guilder, born in Lincoln Lincolnsh. Mary Ann was 50 and born in Halingham Lincoln Lincolnsh. With them was a visitor (Susan M Norton, 36, born Norfolk) and one lodger, a solicitor.6 
(Widowed) DeathHis wife Mary died in 1869. [This is the most likely entry in the GRO death index]7  
MarriageCharles Carline married Emma Nelson on 24 Aug 1870 in Hull, Yorkshire.8
 
Newspaper Published 26 Aug 1870.

Carline--Nelson.--August 24th, at All Saints' Parish Church, Sculcoates, Hull, by the Rev G W Skene, curate, Mr Charles Carline, to Emma, daughter of Mr Wm Nelson.8
 
1871 CensusCharles and Emma Carline appeared on the 1871 Census of Hull, Yorkshire, at 41 Savile Street. Charles was 50, a Carver & Gilder, born in Lincoln. Emma was 32, born in Hull. They had one son, Charles, age 6 months.9 
Newspaper Published 26 Jul 1876.

Deaths. CARLINE.--On the 24th inst., at Hull, Betsey, infant daughter of Mr Charles Carline.10
 
DeathCharles died on 18 Oct 1876 in Hull.11,12
 
Newspaper Published 3 Nov 1876.

Deaths. CARLINE--October 18, at his residence, 86, Bean-street, Hull, aged 55 years, Charles Carline, carver and gilder.12
 
1881 CensusEmma Carline appeared on the 1881 Census of Hull, Yorkshire, at Anlaby Road Workhouse. Emma was a widow, age 40, Sempstress, born in Hull. Two daughters were with her, Emma (9) and Ellen (6), both scholars and born in Hull.13 
Research Note There are two possible entries in the GRO death index for Emma: age 40 in June quarter 1881 and age 48 in March quarter 1891. 
Last Edited20 Feb 2016

Citations

  1. Lincolnshire Poor Law removals 1665-1865 Transcription, viewed at FindMyPast. George Carline and family, Lincolnshire Archive reference Hackthorn Parish 13/1.
  2. Lincoln St John In Newport, Lincolnshire Parish Register, images viewed at Lincolnshire Archives Lincs to the Past website. Reuben Caroline baptism, 1821, #57.
  3. 1841 Census for England & Wales, HO107/739/7 folio 20.
  4. Lewisham, Kent Parish Registers. Register at London Metropolitan Archives; image viewed at Ancestry. Charles Carline & Mary Ann Webster, 1844, #353.
  5. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/1515 Folio 129.
  6. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/3583 folio 97.
  7. FreeBMD. Mary Ann Carline, age 62, Dec Q 1869, Sculcoates RD.
  8. Hull Packet, 26 August 1870, page 8. Image accessed online at Find My Past.
  9. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/4784 folio 40.
  10. York Herald, 26 July 1876, Page 4. Image accessed online at Find My Past.
  11. FreeBMD. Charles Carline, age 55, Dec Q 1876, Hull RD.
  12. Hull Packet, Charles Carline death notice, 3 November 1876, Page 8. Image accessed online at Find My Past.
  13. 1881 Census for England & Wales, RG11/4780 folio 99.

Elizabeth Stamp1

#17451, (c 1839 - bt 1869 - 1871)
FatherThomas Stamp1 (c 1807 - 1883)
MotherMary Wilson2 (c 1810 - 1880)
Pedigree

Child of Elizabeth Stamp and Thomas Marshall
  • Frank Marshall5 (1869 - )

Life Events

BirthElizabeth Stamp was born circa 1839 in Toft Newton, Lincolnshire.2
 
(with Parents) 1841 CensusElizabeth appeared on the 1841 Census of Hatton, Lincolnshire in the household of her parents. She was 2 years old and born in Lincolnshire.3 
(with Parents) 1851 CensusElizabeth appeared on the 1851 Census of Hatton, Lincolnshire with her parents. She was 12 and born in Toft Newton.2 
MarriageShe married Thomas Marshall on 12 May 1868 in Parish Church, Caistor, Lincolnshire.
Details from register: Thomas Marshall, age 27, bachelor, joiner, residence Bradford Yorkshire, father Thomas Marshall Gentlemans Servant;
Elizabeth Stamp, age 29, spinster, residence Low Fonaby Caistor, father Thomas Stamp Farmer;
They were married after banns and the witnesses were Thomas Stamp, Sarah Stamp, and Thomas Marshall.
Elizabeth's sister Mary was married the same day.1 
DeathElizabeth died between 1869 and 1871.
 
1871 CensusThomas F Marshall appeared on the 1871 Census of Bradford, Yorkshire. He was 29, a widower, occupation Joiner, born in Isham Northampton. [Their son Frank, age 2, was with Elizabeth's parents Thomas and Sarah Stamp in Low Fonaby, Lincolnshire].4 
Last Edited20 Feb 2016

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Marriage Register of Caistor, Lincolnshire, 1583-1700, 1742-1892 (Family History Library, 1542177), Thomas Marshall & Elizabeth Stamp, 1868, #315.
  2. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/2107 folio 74.
  3. 1841 Census for England & Wales, HO107/636 Book 22 Folio 4.
  4. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/4458 folio 53.
  5. Comment.

Thomas Stamp1

#18291, (1843 - )
FatherThomas Stamp1 (c 1807 - 1883)
MotherMary Wilson1 (c 1810 - 1880)
Pedigree

Life Events

BirthThomas Stamp was born in 1843 in Hatton Sykes, Lincolnshire.2,3
 
(with Parents) 1851 CensusThomas appeared on the 1851 Census of Hatton, Lincolnshire with his parents. He was 6 years old, a scholar, and born in Hatton.1 
(with Parents) 1861 CensusThomas appeared on the 1861 Census of Caistor, Lincolnshire with his parents. He was 17 and born in Hatton.4 
MarriageHe married Emma Spring on 19 Oct 1870 in Stickney, Lincolnshire.
Details from the index: Thomas Stamp, full age, bachelor, abode Low ? Caistor, farmer, father Thomas Stamper [sic], farmer;
Emma Spring, full age, spinster, abode Stickney, father George Spring, cottager;
They were married after banns and the witnesses were Thomas Spring and Alfred Sharpe.5 
1871 CensusThomas and Emma Stamp appeared on the 1871 Census of Hundon, Lincolnshire. Thomas was 27, a farmer's son, born in Hatton Sykes. Emma was 22, born in Wilton le Marsh.2 
1881 CensusThos and Emma appeared on the 1881 Census of Stickney, Lincolnshire. Thomas was 36, a Publican & Farmer of 4 acres, born in Hatton Sykes. Emma was 32, and born in Welton le Marsh. No one else was in the household.6 
Research Note No obvious entry in the probate calendar or the death index for Thomas or Emma. 
Last Edited20 Feb 2016

Citations

  1. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/2107 folio 74.
  2. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/3420 folio 17.
  3. FreeBMD. Thomas Stamp birth, Jun Q 1843, Horncastle RD.
  4. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/2392 folio 17.
  5. Stickney, Lincolnshire Parish Register transcript, viewed at FreeREG. Thomas Stamp & Emma Spring marriage, 1870, #192.
  6. 1881 Census for England & Wales, RG11/3253 ed2 folio 17.

William Stamp1

#18293, (1847 - )
FatherThomas Stamp1 (c 1807 - 1883)
MotherMary Wilson1 (c 1810 - 1880)
Pedigree

Children of William Stamp and Sarah Ann Roughton
  • William Herbert Stamp6 (1871 - )
  • Florence May Stamp6 (1873 - )
  • Agnes Roughton Stamp6 (1874 - 1900)
  • Clara Elizabeth Stamp7 (c 1882 - 1901)
  • Sarah Gertrude Stamp7 (1884 - )

Life Events

BirthWilliam Stamp was born in 1847 in Hatton, Lincolnshire.1,2
 
(with Parents) 1851 CensusWilliam appeared on the 1851 Census of Hatton, Lincolnshire with his parents. He was 3 years old and born in Hatton.1 
(with Parents) 1861 CensusWilliam appeared on the 1861 Census of Caistor, Lincolnshire with his parents. He was 13 and born in Hatton.3 
MarriageHe married Sarah Ann Roughton in 1870.4
 
1871 CensusWilliam and Sarah A Stamp appeared on the 1871 Census of Caistor, Lincolnshire, at Church Street. William was 23, a draper's assistant, born in Hatton Sykes Lincolns. Sarah A was 24, born in Kettering Northamp. With them was niece Anne l Jenkynson (8, born Kettering).5 
1881 CensusWilliam and Sarah Ann appeared on the 1881 Census of Brightside Bierlow, Sheffield, Yorkshire, at 176 Woodside Lane. William was 32, a Barman, born in Hatton Sykes. Sarah Ann was 33, a dressmaker, born in Kettering. Their children were William Herbert (9), Florence Mary (7), and Agnes Roughton (6), all born in Caistor.6 
1891 CensusWilliam and Sarah A appeared on the 1891 Census of Sheffield, Yorkshire, at 2 of 6, 42 Summer Street. They occupied 3 rooms. William was 43, employed as a Draper, born in Caistor. Sarah A was a Machinist, born in Kettering. Their children were Florence (17, housekeeper), Agnes (16, machinist), Clara (9), and Gertrude (6.)7 
Note.His wife Sarah Ann died in 1893.8 
Last Edited20 Feb 2016

Citations

  1. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/2107 folio 74.
  2. FreeBMD. William Stamp, Sep Q 1847, Horncastle RD.
  3. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/2392 folio 17.
  4. FreeBMD. William Stamp & Sarah Ann Roughton, Sep Q 1870, Caistor RD.
  5. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/3420 folio 43.
  6. 1881 Census for England & Wales, RG11/4659 folio 54.
  7. 1891 Census for England & Wales, RG12/3820 folio 88.
  8. FreeBMD. Sarah Ann Stamp, age 46, Dec Q 1893, Sheffield RD.

Sarah Stamp1

#18411, (c 1836 - 1904)
FatherThomas Stamp1 (c 1807 - 1883)
MotherMary Wilson2 (c 1810 - 1880)
Pedigree

Life Events

BirthSarah Stamp was born circa 1836 in Toft Newton, Lincolnshire.3
 
(with Parents) 1841 CensusSarah appeared on the 1841 Census of Hatton, Lincolnshire in the household of her parents. She was 5 years old and born in Lincolnshire.2 
1851 CensusSarah Stamp appeared on the 1851 Census of Bardney, Lincolnshire, at Witham Street. She was one of two house servants to a Grocer & Draper's family. Sarah was 15 and born in Newton.4 
1861 CensusSarah Stamp appeared on the 1861 Census of Nettleton, Lincolnshire. She was 25, born in Toft Newton, and was a servant to a farmer's family.5 
MarriageShe married George Topliss on 15 Jun 1870 in Caistor, Lincolnshire.
Information from the register: George Topliss, age 31, bachelor, residence Laughton, farmer, father George Topliss;
Sarah Stamp, 34, spinster, Caistor, father Thomas Stamp;
They were married after banns and the witnesses were Thomas Stamp and Ann Stamp.1 
1871 CensusGeorge and Sarah Topliss appeared on the 1871 Census of Langton by Wragby, Lincolnshire, at Langton Hill. George was 32, a farmer, born in Langton by Wragby. Sarah was 35, born in Toft Newton. With them was one indoor farm servant.6 
1881 CensusGeorge and Sarah appeared on the 1881 Census of Langton, Lincolnshire. George was 42, a farmer of 73 acres employing one boy, born in Langton. Sarah was 45, born in Toft Newton. With them were a domestic servant and an indoor farm servant.7 
1901 CensusGeorge and Sarah appeared on the 1901 Census of Langton, Lincolnshire, at Langton Hill. George was 62, a farmer & employer, born in Langton. Sarah was 65, born in Toft Newton. With them were a nephew and two nieces: William H Stamp (29, birthplace Caistor), Clara E Stamp (18, Sheffield Yorks), and Sarah G (16, Sheffield). Also there was a waggoner on the farm.
[The nephew and nieces were children of Sarah's brother William].3 
DeathSarah died in 1904.
Her husband George died in 1917 and probate of his estate was granted to Sarah's nephew William Herbert Stamp.8 
Last Edited20 Feb 2016

Citations

  1. St Peter and St Paul, Caistor, Lincolnshire Parish Register transcript, viewed at FreeREG. George Topliss & Sarah Stamp marriage, 1870, #329.
  2. 1841 Census for England & Wales, HO107/636 Book 22 Folio 4.
  3. 1901 Census for England & Wales, RG13/3068 folio 37.
  4. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/2104 folio 385.
  5. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/2393 folio 13.
  6. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/3378 folio 42.
  7. 1881 Census for England & Wales, RG11/3247 folio 41.
  8. FreeBMD. Sarah Topliss, age 68, Sep Q 1904, Horncastle RD.

William Wilson1

#19432, (c 1799 - 1843)
Pedigree

Children of William Wilson and Elizabeth Wardel
  • Susanna Wilson3 (c 1830 - )
  • Joseph Wilson3 (c 1833 - )
  • Sarah Wilson3 (c 1836 - )
  • Mary Ann Wilson+3,5 (1838 - 1905)
  • William Wilson (1843 - )

Life Events

BirthWilliam Wilson was born circa 1799 in Lincolnshire.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 
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 
DeathWilliam died on 22 Apr 1843.
Information from death registration: William Wilson, died at Barnoldby April Twenty Second 1843, age about 43 years, Laborer, died of Apoplexy, informant Geo Morris, Coroner at Caistor, death registered 3 May 1843.4 
Last Edited5 Dec 2016

Citations

  1. 1841 Census for England & Wales, HO107/627/5 folio 6.
  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. Copy birth certificate of Mary Wilson, born 11 April 1838, registered 16 May 1838 in the Registration District of Caistor.

Joseph Wilson1

#25386, (c 1817 - 1894)
Pedigree

Life Events

BirthJoseph Wilson was born circa 1817 in Toft Newton, Lincolnshire.2
 
(Other) 1841 CensusJoseph Wilson appeared on the 1841 Census of Hatton, Lincolnshire, in the household of Thomas and Mary Stamp. He was 23 years old, a labourer, and born in Lincolnshire. Relationships and parish of birth were not recorded in the 1841 census.3 
1851 CensusJoseph Wilson appeared on the 1851 Census of Welton, Lincolnshire. He was a farm laborer, servant to a farmer of 160 acres. Joseph was 32, unmarried, and born in Toft.4 
MarriageJoseph Wilson married Charlotte (-?-).2
 
Research Note There is a marriage for a Joseph Wilson age 41 single father William Wilson to Charlotte Tweed age 39 single father James Tweed in Holy Trinity, Hull, Yorks on 7 July 1858 (fs.) 
1861 CensusJoseph and Charlotte Wilson appeared on the 1861 Census of Dunholme, Lincolnshire, at Blacksmith Shop. Joseph was 43, a farm bailiff, born in Toft. Charlotte was 41 and born in Killingholme Lincolnshire.5 
1871 CensusJoseph and Charlotte appeared on the 1871 Census of Goxhill, Lincolnshire, at Fish Dike Lane. Joseph was 53, a Farmer of 11 1/2 acres, born in Toft. Charlotte was 52 and born in S Killingholme.6 
1881 CensusJoseph and Charlotte appeared on the 1881 Census of Goxhill, Lincolnshire. Joseph was 64, a farmer occupying 11 1/2 acres, born in Toft. Charlotte was 63 and born in Killingholme.2 
Research Note There is an entry in the marriage index for Joseph Wilson and Susanna Horner in Caistor RD in Dec quarter 1881. 
(Executor) ProbateJoseph Wilson of Goxhill, farmer, was named an executor of the estate of Thomas Stamp and the will was proved at Lincoln on 26 Apr 1883.1 
Research Note Joseph Wilson was an executor of Mary Stamp's husband Thomas' will. Perhaps Joseph and Mary are siblings, since Mary's maiden name was Wilson. They both have a father named William. Joseph was with Thomas and Mary in the 1841 census. 
1891 CensusJoseph Wilson and his wife Susan Ann appeared on the 1891 Census of Goxhill, Lincolnshire, at Fish Pond Lane. Joseph was 72, a farmer working on his own account, born in Toft Newton. Susan Ann was 52 and born in Stickney.7 
DeathJoseph died in 1894.
This is the most likely entry in the death index for Joseph, but may not be the correct one.8 
ProbateHis widow's estate was proved on 7 Aug 1900. Entry from the probate calendar:

WILSON Susan Ann of Goxhill Lincolnshire (wife of Joseph Wilson) died 23 May 1900. Probate Lincoln 7 August to Alfred Elsom Goodwin farmer. Effects £179 8s 2d.9
 
Last Edited17 Feb 2016

Citations

  1. England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations),1858-1966. Images viewed at Ancestry.com. Thomas Stamp, 1883.
  2. 1881 Census for England & Wales, RG11/3289 folio 116.
  3. 1841 Census for England & Wales, HO107/636 Book 22 Folio 4.
  4. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/2106 folio 210.
  5. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/2363 folio 100.
  6. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/3436 folio 32.
  7. 1891 Census for England & Wales, RG12/2630 folio 124.
  8. FreeBMD. Joseph Wilson, age 77, Dec Q 1894, Caistor RD.
  9. England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations),1858-1966. Images viewed at Ancestry.com. Susan Ann Wilson, 1900.

Elizabeth (-?-)1

#25389
Pedigree

Child of Elizabeth (-?-) and William Wilson

Life Events

MarriageElizabeth (-?-) married William Wilson.1
 
Last Edited27 Nov 2015

Citations

  1. St Martin Church Owersby, Lincolnshire Parish Register transcript, viewed at FreeREG. Mary Wilson baptism, 1810.

John Wardel1

#25407, (s 1775 - )
Pedigree

Children of John Wardel and Anne Smith
  • Elizabeth Wardel+1 (1799 - )
  • Mary (-?-)3 (1804 - )
  • Susanna Wardel4 (1806 - )
  • John Wardel5 (1811 - )
  • Sarah Wardel6 (1813 - )
  • Ann Wardel7 (1820 - )

Life Events

Research Note The surname was spelled many ways in the records, such as Wardle, Wardel, Wardale, Wardal. 
BirthJohn Wardel was born say 1775.
This is a guesstimate based on his marriage and may be way off. 
MarriageJohn Wardal married Anne Smith on 24 Jan 1799 in North Kelsey, Lincolnshire.
The register noted that they were a bachelor and spinster and were married in the church after banns. They each signed with an X and the witnesses were ---ng Fa-- and Thos Ward.2 
Research Note Besides the baptisms for 6 children of this couple in the North Kelsey register, there is also one for an Anna Wardel, daughter of William & Mary in 1802. There are no other Wardel families in the parish so perhaps the clerk made an error recording the parents' names and she is really a child of John and Ann. 
Last Edited8 Dec 2016

Citations

  1. North Kelsey, Lincolnshire Parish Register, images viewed at Lincolnshire Archives Lincs to the Past website. Elizabeth Wardel baptism, 1799.
  2. North Kelsey, Lincolnshire Parish Register, images viewed at Lincolnshire Archives Lincs to the Past website. John Wardal and Anne Smith marriage, 1799.
  3. North Kelsey, Lincolnshire Parish Register, images viewed at Lincolnshire Archives Lincs to the Past website. Mary Wardale baptism, 1804.
  4. Parish Registers of North Kelsey, Lincolnshire. Image viewed at Findmypast.com, Susanna Wardale baptism, 1806.
  5. Parish Registers of North Kelsey, Lincolnshire. Image viewed at Findmypast.com, John Wardale baptism, 1811.
  6. Parish Registers of North Kelsey, Lincolnshire. Image viewed at Findmypast.com, Sarah Wardle baptism, 1813, #4.
  7. Parish Registers of North Kelsey, Lincolnshire. Image viewed at Findmypast.com, Ann Wardle baptism, 1820.

Anne Smith1

#25408, (s 1775 - )
Pedigree

Children of Anne Smith and John Wardel
  • Elizabeth Wardel+2 (1799 - )
  • Mary (-?-)3 (1804 - )
  • Susanna Wardel4 (1806 - )
  • John Wardel5 (1811 - )
  • Sarah Wardel6 (1813 - )
  • Ann Wardel7 (1820 - )

Life Events

BirthAnne Smith was born say 1775.
This is a guesstimate based on the date of marriage and may be way off. 
MarriageJohn Wardal married Anne Smith on 24 Jan 1799 in North Kelsey, Lincolnshire.
The register noted that they were a bachelor and spinster and were married in the church after banns. They each signed with an X and the witnesses were ---ng Fa-- and Thos Ward.1 
Research Note Besides the baptisms for 6 children of this couple in the North Kelsey register, there is also one for an Anna Wardel, daughter of William & Mary in 1802. There are no other Wardel families in the parish so perhaps the clerk made an error recording the parents' names and she is really a child of John and Ann. 
Last Edited8 Dec 2016

Citations

  1. North Kelsey, Lincolnshire Parish Register, images viewed at Lincolnshire Archives Lincs to the Past website. John Wardal and Anne Smith marriage, 1799.
  2. North Kelsey, Lincolnshire Parish Register, images viewed at Lincolnshire Archives Lincs to the Past website. Elizabeth Wardel baptism, 1799.
  3. North Kelsey, Lincolnshire Parish Register, images viewed at Lincolnshire Archives Lincs to the Past website. Mary Wardale baptism, 1804.
  4. Parish Registers of North Kelsey, Lincolnshire. Image viewed at Findmypast.com, Susanna Wardale baptism, 1806.
  5. Parish Registers of North Kelsey, Lincolnshire. Image viewed at Findmypast.com, John Wardale baptism, 1811.
  6. Parish Registers of North Kelsey, Lincolnshire. Image viewed at Findmypast.com, Sarah Wardle baptism, 1813, #4.
  7. Parish Registers of North Kelsey, Lincolnshire. Image viewed at Findmypast.com, Ann Wardle baptism, 1820.

John Dykes Fox1

#3654, (1836 - 1903)
FatherRichard Fox1 (c 1812 - 1844)
MotherAlice Elizabeth Dykes1 (1814 - 1885 or 1886)
Pedigree

Children of John Dykes Fox and Ann Ringrose
  • Richard Fox5 (1863 - )
  • Alice Annie Fox5 (1865 - )
  • John Robert Fox5 (1867 - )
  • Harry Fox5,10 (1869 - )
  • Walter Fox6 (c 1872 - )
  • Rosa Fox11 (1875 - 1879)

Life Events

BaptismJohn Dykes Fox was baptized on 2 Dec 1836 in Foston, Lincolnshire. He was the son of Richard, a wheelwright, & Alice Elizabeth Fox of Foston.1 
(with Parents) 1841 CensusJohn appeared on the 1841 Census of Foston, Lincolnshire in the household of his parents. He was 4 years old and born in Lincolnshire.2 
(with Parents) 1851 CensusJohn Fox appeared on the 1851 Census of North Kelsey, Lincolnshire with his mother and stepfather Alice Elizabeth and Robert Spendlar. John was 14, a Scholar, and born in Foston.3 
MarriageHe married Ann Ringrose on 27 Oct 1862 in Caistor, Lincolnshire.
Details from the register: John Dykes Fox, bachelor, Miller, residence Caistor father Richard Fox, wheelwright;
Ann Ringrose, spinster, residence Caistor, father John Ringrose;
They were married after banns at the Naturial School Room during repair of the parish church. Witness names partially readable: Mary Ann ?? and Robert Spea??4 
1871 CensusJohn Dykes and Annie Fox appeared on the 1871 Census of Caistor, Lincolnshire, at White Gate Hill. John was 34, a Miller, born in Foston. Annie was 40 and born in Caistor. Their children were Richard (8), Alice Annie (6), John Robert (4), and Harry (1). Also with them was a servant Miller.5 
1881 CensusJohn D and Annie appeared on the 1881 Census of Caistor, Lincolnshire, at White Gate Hill. John was 45, a Miller, born in Foston. Annie was 48, born in Caistor. Their children were Richard (18, miller), Harry (11, scholar), and Walter (9, scholar). Also with them was a niece, Annie Ringrose (12.)6 
1891 CensusJohn D and Annie appeared on the 1891 Census of Sheffield, Yorkshire, at 2 Blake House Terrace. John was 54, a Mill-stone Dresser, born in Foston. Annie was 59, born in Caistor. Their children were John R (23, druggist's porter) and Walter (19, foundry labourer). Also with them was a granddaughter, Alice H Fox (1, born Sheffield.)7 
1901 CensusJohn D and Annie appeared on the 1901 Census of Sheffield, Yorkshire, at 329 Langsell Road. John was 64, a Coal dealer, born in Boston [sic] Lincs. Annie was 69, born in Caistor. Also there was their son Walter (27, furnace man.)8 
DeathJohn died in 1903.9
 
Last Edited15 Jul 2017

Citations

  1. Foston, Lincolnshire parish registers, viewed at Find My Past. John Dykes Fox baptism, 1836, #349.
  2. 1841 Census for England & Wales, HO107/618 Book 13 Folio 10.
  3. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/2114 folio 251.
  4. St Peter and St Paul, Caistor, Lincolnshire Parish Register transcript, viewed at FreeREG. John Dykes Fox & Ann Ringrose marriage, 1862, #259.
  5. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/3420 folio 27.
  6. 1881 Census for England & Wales, RG11/3279 folio 25.
  7. 1891 Census for England & Wales, RG12/3794 folio 15.
  8. 1901 Census for England & Wales, RG13/4342 folio 132.
  9. FreeBMD. John Dykes Fox, age 67, Dec Q 1903, Ecclesall Bierlow RD.
  10. St Peter and St Paul, Caistor, Lincolnshire Parish Register transcript, viewed at FreeREG. Harry Fox baptism, 1874, #1295.
  11. FreeBMD. Rosa Fox, Sep Q 1875, Caistor RD.

Arthur Frederick Spencer1,2

#2078, (1865 - 1934)
FatherHenry Spencer3,1 (1818 - 1889)
MotherElizabeth Owen3,1 (1831 - 1914)
Pedigree

Life Events

BirthArthur Spencer was born on 14 Aug 1865 in Marylebone, Middlesex.4,3
 
BaptismArthur was baptized on 5 Nov 1865 in Trinity Church, St Marylebone, Middlesex. He was the son of Henry, a Carpet Planner, & Elizabeth Spencer of 15 Bolsover Street.3 
(with Parents) 1871 CensusArthur appeared on the 1871 Census of Marylebone, London with his parents. He was 5 years old and born in Marylebone.1 
(with Parents) 1881 CensusArthur appeared on the 1881 Census of Marylebone, Middlesex with his parents. He was 15 years old, a scholar, and born in Marylebone.5 
(Witness) Marriage Arthur witnessed the marriage of George Alexander Kelman and Laura Edith Spencer on 28 Sep 1886 in Parish Church, St. Marylebone, Middlesex.6 
1891 CensusElizabeth Spencer and her son Arthur appeared on the 1891 Census of Marylebone, Middlesex, at 15 Bolsover Street. They lived in 2 rooms. Elizabeth was 60, a widow, born in Blackheath Surrey. Arthur was 25, single, a Wine Merchant and employer, born in London.7 
(with Mother) 1901 CensusArthur F Spencer appeared on the 1901 Census of St Marylebone, London in the household of his mother. He was 35, a Wine Merchant's manager, born in Marylebone.8 
1911 CensusArthur appeared on the 1911 Census of Bedford Square, London, at 27 Store Street. He was 45, single, a Company Director & Manager & Wine Merchant, born in Marylebone. He occupied 4 rooms and was the only person in the household.9 
(Admon) ProbateArthur Frederick Spencer was granted administration of his mother Elizabeth's estate on 9 Jan 1915 in London. He was recorded as Arthur Frederick Spencer, wine and spirit merchant.2 
DeathArthur died on 1 Mar 1934.10
 
ProbateHis estate was proved on 25 Apr 1934. Entry from the probate calendar:

SPENCER Arthur otherwise Arthur Frederic of 256 Elgin-drive Paddington Middlesex died 1 March 1934 at the Royal Masonic Hospital Ravenscourt Park Middlesex. Probate London 25 April to Arthur William Folks wine merchant. Effects £16133 14s 8d. Resworn £15948 14s 9d.10
 
Last Edited28 Jan 2016

Citations

  1. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/153 folio 29.
  2. England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations),1858-1966. Images viewed at Ancestry.com. Elizabeth Spencer, 1915.
  3. Baptisms of St Marylebone, Middlesex. Register at London Metropolitan Archives. Image viewed at Ancestry. Arthur Spencer, 1865, #239.
  4. Letter from Marlene Hamilton, 1991.
  5. 1881 Census for England & Wales, RG11/136 folio 107.
  6. Marriages of St Marylebone, Middlesex. Register at London Metropolitan Archives. Image viewed at Ancestry. George Alexander Kelman & Laura Edith Spencer, 1886, #327.
  7. 1891 Census for England & Wales, RG12/91 folio 80.
  8. 1901 Census for England & Wales, RG13/103 folio 81.
  9. 1911 Census for England & Wales, RD 12 SD 1 ED 14 Schedule 63.
  10. England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations),1858-1966. Images viewed at Ancestry.com. Arthur Spencer, 1934.

William Hull1

#3703, (1793 - 1861)
FatherHenry Hull2,1 (1764 - 1848)
MotherJane Collins1 (1763 - a 1808)
Pedigree

Life Events

BaptismWilliam, the son of Henry and Jane Hull was baptized on 3 Apr 1793 in Mancetter, Warwickshire.1 
MarriageWilliam Hull married Rebecca Wilson on 14 May 1828 in Mancetter.
Details from the register: William Hull, bachelor of this parish;
Rebecca Wilson, widow, of this parish, signed with an X;
They were married by licence and the witnesses were John Jennings and Hannah Jennings (signed with a Mark.)3 
(Mentioned) WillWilliam was mentioned in the will of his 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 CensusHenry and Rebecca Hull appeared on the 1841 Census of Atherstone, Warwickshire, at Long Street. Henry was 45, and a Journeyman Hatmaker. Rebecca was 55. They were both born in the county. 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 CensusWilliam and Rebecca Hull appeared on the 1851 Census of Atherstone, Warwickshire, at Long Street. William was 58, a Journeyman Hatter & Proprietor of Houses, born in Atherstone. Rebecca was 65, a Hat Pr---ner. With them was Rebecca's granddaughter Ann Wilson (18).5 
(Widowed) DeathHis wife Rebecca died in 1853.6  
1861 CensusWilliam appeared on the 1861 Census of Atherstone, Warwickshire, at Hull's Yard. He was the only person in the household. William was 68, a widower, occupation Hatmaker, and born in Atherstone.7 
DeathWilliam died in 1861.
This is the most likely entry in the death index.8 
Last Edited19 Jan 2016

Citations

  1. Parish Registers of Mancetter, Warwickshire. Original registers at the Warwickshire County Record Office. Images viewed at Ancestry.com. William Hull baptism, 1793.
  2. Will and Administration of Henry Hull of Polesworth, 26 September 1837, proved in the Lichfield Bishops Court, 9 June 1848.
  3. Parish Registers of Mancetter, Warwickshire. Original registers at the Warwickshire County Record Office. Images viewed at Ancestry.com. William Hull & Rebecca Wilson marriage, 1828, #530.
  4. 1841 Census for England & Wales, HO107/1127 Book 10 Folio 58.
  5. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/2064 folio 314.
  6. FreeBMD. Rebecca Hull, Sep Q 1853, Atherstone RD.
  7. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/2193 folio 52.
  8. FreeBMD. William Hull, Sep Q 1861, Atherstone RD.

Edward Hull1

#3704, (1794 - )
FatherHenry Hull2,1 (1764 - 1848)
MotherJane Collins1 (1763 - a 1808)
Pedigree

Life Events

BaptismEdward Hull was privately baptized on 4 Apr 1794 in Mancetter, Warwickshire. He was noted to be the son of Henry and Jane Hull and was received into the church on September 24th.1 
(Witness) Marriage Edward Hull witnessed the marriage of Robert Fairfield and his sister Elizabeth Hull on 7 Jul 1825 in Polesworth, Warwickshire.3 
(Mentioned) WillEdward was mentioned in the will of his 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 
(with Father) 1841 CensusEdward Hull appeared on the 1841 Census of Polesworth, Warwickshire in the household of his father Henry Hull. He was 40, a Hat Maker, born in Warwickshire.4 
(Executor) ProbateHenry Hull and Edward Hull were executors of the estate of their father Henry Hull on 9 Jun 1848 in Bishops Court, Lichfield, Warwickshire.2 
(Other) 1851 CensusEdward appeared on the 1851 Census of Grendon, Warwickshire, in the household of Mary and John Keay. Mary was his sister but the census did not record that. Edward was 56, unmarried, a general servant [the Keays ran a beer-house], and born in Atherstone.5 
(Other) 1861 CensusEdward Hull appeared on the 1861 Census of Polesworth, Warwickshire, in the household of Elizabeth and John Cope. He was 67, unmarried, a Hat Maker, and born in Atherstone. [Elizabeth was his sister]6 
Last Edited19 Jan 2016

Citations

  1. Parish Registers of Mancetter, Warwickshire. Original registers at the Warwickshire County Record Office. Images viewed at Ancestry.com. Edward Hull baptism, 1794.
  2. Will and Administration of Henry Hull of Polesworth, 26 September 1837, proved in the Lichfield Bishops Court, 9 June 1848.
  3. Parish Registers of Polesworth, Warwickshire. Original registers at the Warwickshire County Record Office. Images viewed at Ancestry.com. Robert Fairfield & Elizabeth Hull, 1825, #147.
  4. 1841 Census for England & Wales, HO107/1130 Book 7 Folio 12.
  5. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/2064 folio 172.
  6. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/2191 folio 79.

Henry Hull1,2

#405, (1764 - 1848)
FatherThomas Hull3 (s 1725 - fr - 1801)
MotherElizabeth (-?-)3 (s 1730 - 1764)
Pedigree

Children of Henry Hull and Jane Collins

Life Events

BirthHenry Hull was born in 1764.
Henry's mother was buried 1 May 1764 so he was likely born on or slightly before that day. 
BaptismHe was baptized on 15 Jun 1765 in Polesworth, Warwickshire. He was the son of Thomas & Elizabeth Hull of Warton.3 
MarriageHe married Jane Collins on 9 Apr 1792 in Grendon, Warwickshire.
Henry Hull of the parish of Mancetter, bachelor, age 25 signed a bond 9 April 1792 in order to marry Jane Collins of Grendon, spinster, age 23. His cosigner was Edmund Simonds of Mancetter.
The marriage register noted that Jane was of Grendon, Henry of Manceter, and the witnesses were Edmund Simons & Mary Collins. [Edmund was Henry's sister Mary's husband]4,5 
Item. Richard Simkins, age 14, a poor child of Mancetter was apprenticed to Henry Hull of the township of Atherstone in the parish of Mancetter, Felt Maker, to age 21 to learn the art of a Felt-Maker.6 
(Mentioned) WillHenry Hull was mentioned in the will of his father Thomas Hull dated 12 Feb 1801. Son Henry Hull, daughter Mary the wife of Edmund Simonds of Atherstone Hatter, and Ann the wife of John Rogers of Atherstone Victualler were to share Thomas' real and personal estate as tenants in common. Each of Henry, Mary, and Ann's children were to receive a legacy of £5, the boys at the age of 21, the girls at the age of 21 or upon marriage.7 
WillHenry Hull wrote a will dated 26 Sep 1837.

This is the last Will and Testament of me Henry Hull of Warton in the parish of Polesworth in the county of Warwick Hatter

First I direct all my funeral and testamentary expences to be fully paid by my Executors hereinafter named out of my personal estate.

I Give and Devise All my real estate whatsoever and wheresoever unto and equally amongst all my children William Hull, Edward Hull, Henry Hull, Jane Hull, Elizabeth the wife of Robert Fairfield and Mary the wife of John Keay share and share alike as tenants in common and not as joint tenants their respective heirs and assigns forever. Also I Give and Bequeath all my personal estate of every nature and description unto and equally amongst all my said children share and share alike. And it is my Will and I do hereby declare that the share or shares of my said Daughter Elizabeth Fairfield shall be freed from the interference and incumbrances of her present or any future husband and that her receipt alone shall be the only sufficient discharge for the same. And I do hereby order and direct my said Executors to receive the share or shares of my said Daughter Jane and to apply the same in for and towards her maintenance and support in such way and manner as they shall think proper.

Also I Give and Bequeath the sum of Ten pounds unto my grand Daughter Emma Hull to and for her own use and benefit and direct the same to be paid to her at her age of twenty one years and if my personal property be not sufficient to pay the same then I do hereby charge my real estate with the payment thereof accordingly.

And I do hereby nominate and appoint my two sons Henry Hull and Edward Hull joint Executors of this my Will. In witness whereof I the said Testator Henry Hull have hereunto set my hand and seal this twenty sixth day of September one thousand eight hundred and thirty seven.

Signed Sealed Published and Declared - Henry Hull
Witnessed by William Poultney of Warton Shoemaker, Thos Harrison of Warton Tailor, Wm Harrison of Warwick.2
 
1841 CensusHenry Hull appeared on the 1841 Census of Polesworth, Warwickshire, at Warton. He was 70 years old, a Hat Maker. With him were Edward (40, hat maker) and Jane (35) Hull. Also in the household but not part of the family was Emma Knight (15). Everyone was born in Warwickshire. 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.8 
DeathHenry died on 7 Feb 1848.2
 
Burial.He was buried on 13 Feb 1848 in Polesworth. Age 84, abode Warton.9 
ProbateHis estate was proved on 9 Jun 1848 in Bishops Court, Lichfield, Warwickshire, with administration granted to joint executors Henry and Edward Hull.2 
Last Edited28 Jan 2016

Citations

  1. Willesden Middlesex Marriages, originals at LMA, image viewed at Ancestry. Henry Hull baptism, 1765.
  2. Will and Administration of Henry Hull of Polesworth, 26 September 1837, proved in the Lichfield Bishops Court, 9 June 1848.
  3. Parish Register of Polesworth, Warwickshire, 1631-1812. FHL Film# 229102, Henry Hull baptism, 1765.
  4. Parish Register of Grendon, Warwickshire, 1538-1940. FHL Film# 198755.
  5. Dioceses of Lichfield & Coventry marriage allegations and bonds, 1636-1893, images viewed at Find My Past. Henry Hull bond & allegation, 1792.
  6. Civil Records of the parish of Polesworth, Warwickshire, 1660-1861 (Family History Library, 0563346), Removal plus other papers, 1850-1861; Settlement certificates A to E, 1697-1834; Vital record- baptismal certificates, 1770-1785, 1843; Vital records-Marriage certificates, 1769-1811; Settlement certificates, 1711-1820; Affiliation orders, 1762-1842; Vital records-bonds of indemnity, 1662-1842; Apprenticeship indentures , 1660-1831.
  7. Dioceses of Lichfield & Coventry wills and probate 1521-1860, images viewed at Find My Past. Thomas Hull, will dated 12 February 1801, probate granted 26 June 1801.
  8. 1841 Census for England & Wales, HO107/1130 Book 7 Folio 12.
  9. Website Burials for Polesworth, 1838-1850 (http://www.hunimex.com/warwick/mi/…).
  10. Parish Registers of Mancetter, Warwickshire. Original registers at the Warwickshire County Record Office. Images viewed at Ancestry.com. William Hull baptism, 1793.
  11. Parish Registers of Mancetter, Warwickshire. Original registers at the Warwickshire County Record Office. Images viewed at Ancestry.com. Edward Hull baptism, 1794.
  12. Parish Registers of Mancetter, Warwickshire. Original registers at the Warwickshire County Record Office. Images viewed at Ancestry.com. Mary Hull baptism, 1796.
  13. Parish Registers of Mancetter, Warwickshire. Original registers at the Warwickshire County Record Office. Images viewed at Ancestry.com. Jane Hull baptism, 1799.
  14. Parish Registers of Mancetter, Warwickshire. Original registers at the Warwickshire County Record Office. Images viewed at Ancestry.com. Elizabeth Hull baptism, 1802.
  15. Parish Register of Polesworth, Warwickshire, 1631-1812. FHL Film# 229102, Henry Hull baptism, 1808.

Emma Margaret Colthammer1

#9614, (1910 - 1925)
FatherWilliam Henry Kolthammer1 (1887 - 1966)
MotherLena Mary Davey1 (1884 - 1921)
Pedigree

Life Events

CalledEmma Margaret Colthammer also went by the name of Daisy.2 
BirthShe was born on 8 Jul 1910 in Winnipeg, Manitoba.1
 
(with Mother) 1911 CensusEmma Colthammer appeared on the 1911 Census of Winnipeg, Manitoba with her mother in her Davey grandparents' household. She was 9 months old, born in September 1910 in Manitoba, of Irish [sic] descent, and Presbyterian.3 
(with Mother) 1916 CensusEmma Colthammer appeared on the 1916 Census of Winnipeg, Manitoba with her mother and sister at her Davey grandparents' house. She was 5 years old and born in Manitoba.4 
(Mother died) DeathEmma Margaret was 10 years old when her mother died of pulmonary tuberculosis.5 
1921 CensusEmma Margaret and Mary Pauline Colthamer appeared on the 1921 Census of Winnipeg, Manitoba, at 152 Sutherland Place, St James. They were the granddaughters of Andrew [sic] William and Emma Davey. Emma was 10, Mary 9, and both were born in Manitoba. Their father was born in England, their mother in Manitoba. Both girls attended school 9 months that year.6 
DeathEmma died on 29 Dec 1925 in 152 Sutherland Avenue, St James, Winnipeg, Manitoba.
The death registration indicated that Emma Margaret Colthammer had lived at this address for 5 years. She was born in Winnipeg on 8 July 1910, and was age 15 years 5 months 21 days. Her father was Wm Colthammer born England and her mother was Lena Mary maiden name Davey born Winnipeg. Emma died of pulmonary tuberculosis of duration 3 years, 2 months and 5 days. The informant was [her grandfather] H W Davey of the same address. Burial was to be 31 December in Brookside Cemetery.1 
ObituaryHer obituary was published on 31 Dec 1925 in the Winnipeg Free Press.7
Daisy Colthammer
Manitoba Free Press
31 December 1925
BurialShe was buried on 31 Dec 1925 in Brookside Cemetery, Winnipeg, Manitoba. The family plot includes her Davey grandparents and mother. Emma Margaret's footstone reads "Daisy 1909-1925, Grand-Daughter."1,2 
Last Edited11 Sep 2018

Citations

  1. Death certificate of Emma Margaret Colthammer, died 29 Dec 1925, registered 4 Jan 1926 in the Province of Manitoba, Certificate #405.
  2. Monumental inscription on the gravestone of Davey Family (Brookside Cemetery, Winnipeg).
  3. 1911 Census for Canada. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Manitoba, Winnipeg (24), City of Winnipeg (56), page 7.
  4. 1916 Census for Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Manitoba, Winnipeg City (13), ED 32 in Parish of St James, Page 19.
  5. Death certificate of Lena Colthamer, died 20 March 1921, registered 22 March 1921 in the Province of Manitoba, Certificate #011539.
  6. 1921 Census for Canada. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Manitoba, Winnipeg Centre, Subdistrict 34 - St James Municipality, Page 2.
  7. Obituary of Emma Margaret (Daisy) Colthammer in Winnipeg Free Press, 31 December 1925.