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32. Richard HERBERT was born c.1827 and christened 25 Mar 1827 in Hanslope, Buckinghamshire. He married Ann BASON on 12 Nov 1852 in Stoke Goldington, Buckingham.
In 1841 Census he was given as age 15 living in Tathallend Road, Fathall End, Hanslope with his mother and father, brothers John, James and William and sister Rachel [Elizabeth]. [Census Image]
In 1851 Census he was unmarried, age 24, living at Tathallend Road, Fathall End, Hanslope, with his mother, father, brother William and sister Elizabeth Rachel. Occupation given as Agricultural Labourer. [Census Image]
In 1852 on the birth of his son, Joseph, we was
given as a labourer.
In 1861 Census he was given as age 33, living with his wife, sons Joseph and
Henry, and daughter Lizzie in Tashallend Road, Hanslope, Buckinghamshire. Occupation given as Agricultural Labourer. [Census Image]
In 1871 Census he was a widower, living with his daughters Eizabeth and Mary
Ann and son George at Tathall End, Hanslope.
In 1873 on the marriage of his son Joseph he was a SHEPHERD.
In 1881 Census, he was aged 53 living with his son George, and daughters Lizzie
and Mary Ann at Tathall End, Hanslope, Buckingham. His occupation was given as
Agricultural Labourer.
In 1891 Census he was living with his daughter Mary Ann (age 23), her husband
Jeremiah GRACE (age 20), and their daughter Miss GRACE, age 3 weeks.
Children of Richard HERBERT and Ann BASON :
33. Ann BASON was born c.1828 and christened 30 Mar 1828 in Stoke Goldington, Buckingham. She possibly died in 1869.
In 1841 Census she was age 13, living at High Street, Stoke Goldington, with her mother, father, brothers, sisters and grandmother. [Census Transcription]
In 1851 Census she was age 23, living at the home of John Latimer, Sathall End, Hanslope as an unmarried House Servant. [Census Transcription]
In 1861 Census she was given as age 33, living with husband Richard, sons Joseph and Henry, and daughter Lizzie in Tashallend Road, Hanslope, Buckinghamshire. Occupation given as Lacemaker. [Census Image]
Ann had died by the 1871 Census.
34. William BULLOCK. born c.1814 in Turnditch, Derbyshire. Dead by 1891.
In 1861 Census he was age 47 living at Tupton, Nether Moor, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, with wife Ann, sons Samuel, William and Joseph and daughters Eliza, Jane and Sarah. Occupation given as Coal Miner. [Census Image.]
In 1873 on the marriage of his
daughter Jane he was a COLLIER.
Children of William BULLOCK and Ann:
35. Ann born c.1824 in Kirkby, Nottinghamshire.
In 1861 Census she was age 37 living at Tupton, Nether Moor, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, with husband William, sons Samuel, William and Joseph and daughters Eliza, Jane and Sarah. [Census Image.]
In 1891 Census she was age 67, a widow, living at Leabrooks, Alfreton, with daughter Jane Elizabeth and her family. Occupation given as Seamstress. [Census Transcription]
36. John DEXTER [DIXTER] born c.1819/1820 in Ticknall [Ticknell], Derbyshire.
In 1841 Census he was age 20, living at King William Street, Alfreton, with father William and brothers Thomas and Robert. [Census Transcription]
In 1851 Census he was age 31 living at Tank Street, Alfreton, with wife Elizabeth, sons Thomas and William and daughters Ann and Alice. Occupation given as Forge Labourer. [Census Image.]
In 1861 Census he was age 42, living at 13 Tank Street, Alfreton, with wife Elizabeth, daughters Alice, Fanny and Hannah and sons Thomas, William, George and John. Surname incorrectly written as BEXTER on online transcriptions. Occupation given as Labourer Iron Works. [Census Transcription]
In 1871 Census he was age 51, living at Tank Street, Alfreton, with wife Elizabeth and sons George and John. [Census Transcription]
In 1873 on the marriage of his daughter Jane he was a COLLIER.
In 1881 Census he was a widower age 62 living at 13 Tank Street, Alfreton, Derbyshire, with son John, daughter-in-law Ellen, and their sons John and Francis. Occupation given as Formerley Wag Builder - Blind. [Census Image.]
In 1891 Census he was age 71, a widower, living at 40 Codnor Park Market Place, Codnor Park, Derbyshire, with son William, daughter-in-law Fanny, grandsons John and William, grand-daughter Minnie and grandson John's wife Diana. Occupation given as BLIND. [Census Image]
Children of John DEXTER and Elizabeth:
37. Elizabeth born c.1823 Cloter, Leicestershire.
In 1851 Census she was age 28 living at Tank Street, Alfreton, with husband John, sons Thomas and William and daughters Ann and Alice. [Census Image.]
In 1861 Census she was age 40, living at 13 Tank Street, Alfreton, with husband John, daughters Alice, Fanny and Hannah and sons Thomas, William, George and John. Surname incorrectly written as BEXTER on online transcriptions. Occupation given as Labourer Iron Works. [Census Transcription]
In 1871 Census she was age 49, living at Tank Street, Alfreton, with husband John and sons George and John. [Census Transcription]
38. John ENZOR was christened 25 Feb 1795 in Ticknall, Derbyshire. He married Frances (Fanny) HULSE on 04 Oct 1824 in Melbourne, Derby.
In 1841 Census he was age 45 living at Ticknall, Derbyshire, with wife Frances, daughters Sarah, Mary, Elizabeth and Fanny and son Edwin. Occupation not given. [Census Image.]
In 1851 Census he was age 56, living at Ticknall, with wife Frances, son Edwin, daughters Mary, Elizabeth and Anne and grand-daughter Emma. Occupation given as Agricultural Labourer. [Census Transcription]
Children of John ENZOR and Francis HULSE :
39. Francis (Fanny) HULSE was born c.1796 in Melbourne, Derbyshire.
In 1841 Census she was age 45 living at Ticknall, Derbyshire, with husband John, daughters Sarah, Mary, Elizabeth and Fanny and son Edwin. [Census Image.]
In 1851 Census she was age 55, living at Ticknall, with husband John, son Edwin, daughters Mary, Elizabeth and Anne and grand-daughter Emma. [Census Transcription]
In 1881 Census she was a widow age
85 living at Alms Houses, Ticknall, Derby. [Census Image]
44. Moses WRIGHT was born c.1800 in Dudley, Worcestershire.
In 1851 Census he was age 51 living at Queens Cross, Dudley, with wife Honor, sons Joseph, William A H, James and John C and daughters Elizabeth and Mary. Occupation given as Carpenter and Joiner. [Census Image.]
Children of Moses WRIGHT and Honor:
45. Honor ? was born c.1808 in Dudley, Worcestershire.
In 1851 Census she was age 43 living at Queens Cross, Dudley, with husband Moses, sons Joseph, William A H, James and John C and daughters Elizabeth and Mary. [Census Image.]
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Children of James ARCHER and Christean:
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48. James WILLIAMS marriedMary Ann LOWE (nee HODSON) on 24 Dec 1844 in Saint Phillips, Birmingham, Warwickshire. Both had been previously widowed.
In 1880 on the marriage of his son James, he was listed as a COACHMAN.
Children of James WILLIAMS :
**NOTE** Subject to confirmation on the birth certificate for James WILLIAMS Jnr - yet to be located, or 1901 Census - whichever I get my hands on first!
49. Mary Ann HODSON
was born c.1809 and was christened26 Feb 1809 in Cathedral, Manchester,
Lancashire. Copy of cemetery receipt.
**NOTE** Subject to confirmation on the birth certificate for James WILLIAMS Jnr - yet to be located, or 1901 Census - whichever I get my hands on first!
Mary's previous husband was John LOWE, who she married on 29 August 1831 In Aston, Birmingham, Warwick.
In 1851 Census, she was a HOUSEKEEPER living at Cherry Street, Birmingham, with 3 sons and 2 daughters - James WILLIAMS, her second husband, was not listed.
Children of Mary Ann and John LOWE :
c.1833 (Aston) - John LOWE (WILLIAMS). (In 1851 Census ATTORNEYS WRITING CLERK,
age 18)
c.1835 (Aston) - Elizabeth LOWE (WILLIAMS). (In 1851 Census was an ASSISTANT AT
HOME, age 16)
c.1837 (Aston) - William LOWE (WILLIAMS). (In 1851 Census was a STAMPER, age
14)
c.1840 (Aston) - Felicia LOWE (WILLIAMS). (In 1851 Census was age 11)
50. Laurence WEBER/WEBBER was born c.1819. He married Sarah HIBBITT on 4 Oct 1844 in Roman Catholic Chapel, Stamford, Lincolnshire.
As with his daughter Philomina, there is
confusion over his name, which has been given as :
Lawrence Webber (on Philomina's Birth Certificate) and
Laurence Weber (on his Marriage Certificate).
In 1844 on his marriage he was a DEALER IN CLOCKS, residing in Meloncholy Walk,
Stamford, Lincolnshire.
(Melancholy Place is on the south west side of Stamford running beside the
River Welland.)
In 1851 Census he was age 31 living at Burgess Street, All Saints, Leicester, with wife Sarah, daughter Mary Ann and son Lawrance. Occupation given as Clock & Watch Maker. [Census Image.] [Census Return Scan]
In 1861 Census he was age 41, living at Back of 12 Mill Street, Ladywood, with wife Sarah, son Lawrence and daughter Philliomena under the incorrect surname WALKER. Occupation given as Fitter. [Census Transcript ] [Census Return Scan]
In 1856 on the birth of his daughter Philomina he was a CLOCK MAKER /
JOURNEYMAN, however his address was not given as his wife Sarah gave birth in
the Lying-In Hospital in Islington, Birmingham.
In 1880 on the marriage of his daughter Philomina he was a WATCH & CLOCK
MAKER.
Notes on the marriage :
Marriage witnessed by Fidel Vogt and Lucy Parker.
Their ages were given as 25 for Laurence and 19 for Sarah.
Children of Laurence WEBBER and Sarah HIBBITT :
51. Sarah HIBBITT was
born c.1825 in Oakham, Rutland.
In 1844 on her marriage she was a SERVANT residing in
All Saints, Stamford, Lincolnshire.
(All Saints is the parish around All Saints Church in the centre of Stamford.
There are "All Saint's Place" and "All Saint's
Street".)
In 1851 Census she was age 26 living at Burgess Street, All Saints, Leicester, with husband Lawrence, daughter Mary Ann and son Lawrance. [Census Image.] [Census Return Scan]
In 1861 Census she was age 36, living at Back of 12 Mill Street, Ladywood, with husband Lawrence, son Lawrence and daughter Philliomena under the incorrect surname WALKER. Occupation given as Se[a]mstress. [Census Transcript ] [Census Return Scan]
In 1856 on the birth of her daughter Philomina she was residing in the Lying-In
Hospital, Islington, Birmingham.
Background Information :
"Lying In Hospital, founded in 1842 and for many years located in Broad Street, in the Mansion, since formed into the Childrens Hospital. In 1868 it was deemed advisable to close the establishment in favour of the present plan of supplying midwives and nurses at the poor patient's homes. In 1880 the number of patients attended was 1,020; in 1881, 973; in 1882, 894; in each of the two latter years there has been two deaths (1 in 441 cases) about the usual clarity." - source 'Showells Dictionary of Birmingham", 1885.
"Much medical attention was lavished on Broad Street. In 1842 a Lying-In Hospital was established here to provide maternity care for poor women. In 1868 it converted into a charity service offering care at home. This accomodation was taken over by the Birmingham and Midland Free Hospital for sick children, established in 1862 by Dr. Thomas Pretious Heslop. In 1917 the hospital moved to Ladywood Road." - source "A History of Birmingham" by Chris Upton. Published by Phillimore & Co.
56. William METCALFE was born c.1812 in Ingleton, Yorkshire. He died 15 Oct 1884 in Clapham Age 72 and was buried 20 Oct 1884. William METCALFE married Margaret BARKER on 22 Aug 1835 in Ingleton, Yorkshire.
During 1836 - 38 he was a COAL MINER living in
Ingleton, Yorkshire.
In 1841 Census he was a COAL MINER age 25 living at Langber End, Ingleton,
Yorkshire with his wife, son and daughter.
In 1847 he was a HUSBANDMAN (livestock farmer) living at Moorgarth, Ingleton,
but by 1850 was again a COAL MINER living at Nutgill, Inglton. As his father
William was also a HUSBANDMAN, it is possible that William Jnr. was helping out
his father.
In 1851 Census he was a COAL MINER age 39 still living at Nutgill, Ingleton
with his wife, two sons and five daughters.
In 1861 Census he was still a COAL MINER, age 48, and had moved back to
Moorgarth, Ingleton with his wife, three sons and two daughters.
In 1871 Census he was still a COAL MINER, age 58, and had moved to Langber End,
Ingleton. He was living with his wife, son, daughter (who is referred to as
'Ann', but was born 'Alice') and her husband Richard SMITH, a labourer.
In 1881 Census he was a FARMER of 26 acres, age 68 and living at Langber End,
Ingleton with his wife and remaining son Joseph.
Notes on the marriage :
Witnessed by James BARKER and Sarah WITHAM.
Other Children of William METCALFE and Margaret BARKER :
57. Margaret BARKER was born c.1817. She died c.1888.
58. Edward SEDGWICK was
born in
Dent, Yorkshire and was christened 17 Oct 1835 in Dent, Yorkshire. He died 24.04.1907 in
Ingleton, Yorkshire from Mitial disease of
Heart / Syncope and was buried in Ingleton,
Yorkshire. Edward SEDGWICK married Isabella HAYGARTH on 27
Oct 1855 in Dent, Yorkshire.
In 1841 Census he was
a FARMER living at Brackensgill, Dent with his wife, 2 daughters and three
sons.
In 1855 at his marriage he was a HUSBANDMAN (livestock farmer) of Helmside,
Dent, Yorkshire
In 1861 Census he was a FARMER of 26 acres at Roantree, Dent, living with his
wife, daughter Dorothy and son Leonard.
In 1871 Census was a LAND BURNER living at Mary Wood Moss, Dent, with his wife
and his children Leonard through to James.
In 1881 on the marriage of his daughter Dorothy he was a FARM LABOURER.
In 1881 Census he was shown as a LABOURER age 45, living at New Road Pot,
Ingleton, Yorkshire, with his wife, six sons, three daughters and grand-son,
William METCALFE. Joseph METCALFE, Dorothy's husband, was living with his
parents at this time. [Census Image]
In 1891 he was an AGRICULTURAL LABOURER bording with Mr & Mrs Clark at
Nutgill, Ingleton, however his wife or children were not with him.
Notes on Marriage :
Ages given as 20 for Edward, and 19 for Isabella.
Marriage was witnessed by Robert HAYGARTH, Betty MASON and Thomas MASON. John
SEDGWICK was the minister.
Children of Edward SEDGWICK and Isabella HAYGARTH :
59. Isabella HAYGARTH was born c.1836 in Dent, Yorkshire. She died 15.02.1904 in Beech Terrace, Ingleton from Carcenoma of the Liver and was buried in Ingleton, Yorkshire.
In the 1851 Census, she was a KNITTER age 15,
living with her mother and father at her paternal grandparents house.
In 1855 on her marriage she was living at Thackthwaite, Dent, Yorkshire.
In 1881 Census she was shown age 45, living at New Road Pot, Ingleton, Yorkshire, with her husband, six sons, three daughters and grand-son, William METCALFE. [Census Image]
Present at her death in 1904 was her son, Edmund.
60. Samual GOODWIN was born 1803 in Basingham, Lincolnshire. There is a marriage listed in Louth for a Samuel Goodwin, 1st Quarter 1860 7a 792.
In 1881 Census he was age 78 living at 19 Vickers Lane, Louth, with wife Martha and sons John, Thomas and daughter Eliza. Occupation given as Retired Agricultural Labourer. [Census Image]
Children of Samual GOODWIN and Martha (to verify):
61. Martha was born 1832 in Louth (Park), Lincolnshire. She may not have been Samuel's first wife. To check.
In 1881 Census she was age 49 living at 19 Vickers Lane, Louth, with husband Samuel and sons John, Thomas and daughter Eliza. Occupation given as Washerwoman. [Census Image]
60. John ALDERSON born c.1841 in Barnard Castle, Durham.
In 1881 Census he was age 40 living at 11 Grays Road, Louth, with wife Mary, sons George, Charles and John R, and daughters Alice, Annie and Kitty R. Occupation given as Carpet Weaver. [Census Transcription]
Children of John ALDERSON and Mary:
61. Mary born c.1837 in Louth, Lincolnshire.
In 1881 Census she was age 44 living at 11 Grays Road, Louth, with husband John, sons George, Charles and John R, and daughters Alice, Annie and Kitty R. Occupation given as Dress Maker. [Census Image.]
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