English
Origins of the Maltby Family of
(I.) WilliamD Maltby was born probably sometime in the late 1600s.[1] His
parents may have been Thomas and Barbara (Smith)
Maltby, who were married on 5 May 1674 in St. Mary’s Church in
Gateshead, County Durham, England,[2] and
had a son William baptized on 20 May 1675 in Redmarshall, County Durham,
England.[3] He may
have been the William Maltby who married Cicely Stringer,
daughter of Richard and Anna (Barker) Stringer, on
27 Apr. 1703 in All Saints Church in Northallerton, Yorkshire, England.[4] She was born in
1678 in Northallerton, Yorkshire, England.[5] They supposedly lived in
Northallerton before moving to Scarborough, Yorkshire, then back to
Northallerton, Yorkshire, where they died. William Maltby had at
least one son born in Scarborough.
There
is a possibility that William may have descended from Sir John Mautby, Knight, of Norfolk, who
married Isabel Clavering,
daughter and heiress of Robert Clavering, in
1326. She was a granddaughter of Roger, Lord of Clavering, a
prominent family of the nobility. Their eldest son and heir, Sir Robert Mautby,
Knight, married Ellen Lovayne,
daughter and heiress of Thomas Lovayne,
Knight, of another prominent family. Sir John Mautby did have other sons,
though, whose families have not been traced, and William Maltby, of
Scarborough, could have descended from one of these, however this has not been
proven, and would be almost impossible to prove. The only clue indicating this
possibility is that the descendants of William Maltby, of Scarborough, were
unofficially using a coat of arms that was very similar to the Clavering coat
of arms, described as Quart. or. and arg.
p party per fess indented. The Crest was a Wyren, and the motto was “Fear God in Life.”[6]
The
earliest records of a Maltby in Scarborough, England, are in 1334 when the name
of William de Malteby appears on a list of freemen,[7] and
again in 1406 when the name Richard Malteby appears as a resident of Scarborough.[8] A Hugo
de Malebisse held lands in Yorkshire at the time of William the Conqueror in
1066, and it is speculated that he may have been the progenitor of all the
Maltbys of England.[9] There
is, of course, a very large elapse of time between these records and the birth
of the son of William Maltby, that remains to be solved, but supposedly this
branch of Maltbys had lived in Scarborough, England, at least back to the
mid-1600s, if not earlier.
(II.) JohnC Maltby, son
of WilliamD Maltby, of Scarborough, was born on 12 Sept. 1712
in Scarborough,
John
Maltby married Mary Dickenson on 7 Aug. 1738 in Scarborough.[12] Her
father has not been identified, but there was a Mary Dickinson,
daughter of Samuel Dickinson,
baptized on 22 Apr. 1716 in St. John the Baptist Church, Cayton-by-Scarborough,
Yorkshire, and another Mary Dickinson, daughter of George Dickinson,
baptized on 9 Oct. 1719 in Seamer-near-Scarborough, Yorkshire.[13] Mary
(Dickinson) Maltby died before June 1765,[14] and
John Maltby supposedly died on 3 Jan. 1772 in Offerton Haugh, County Durham,
England.[15]
John
and Mary Maltby had children:[16]
A. Mary Maltby, born
on 27 Sept. 1739 in Scarborough, baptized 19 Oct. 1739 in Scarborough Parish,
married John Todd on 6 Feb. 1763 in Scarborough.[17] He
died on 9 Nov. 1784 in Yorkshire, and she died on 16 July 1805 in Kingston upon
Hull, Yorkshire, England. They had two children:[18]
1. John Todd, Jr., born
on 17 Nov. 1763 in Scarborough, baptized on 24 Jan. 1764 in Scarborough Parish,
married 1.) Mary Calvert on 4 Sept. 1787, and they settled in Hull, Yorkshire,
England. She was born ca. 1766, and died in 1789 in Hull, England. He remarried
to 2.) Elizabeth Chatterton in 1791. She was born ca. 1771 in Lincolnshire, and
died on 8 May 1820 in Sculcoates, Yorkshire. He died on 8 Aug. 1838 in Hull,
Yorkshire. He was apparently known to his cousin, Thomas Maltby, who included
his birth date in the Maltby Family Bible. He had twin daughters by Mary
Calvert, and a son by Elizabeth Chatterton:
a. Ann Todd, a twin, born on 25
Sept. 1788 in Hull, married Henry Dring. He was born on 12 July 1786 in
Patrington, Yorkshire, and died in Jan. 1870 in Roos, Yorkshire. She died on 17
July 1877 in Nottinghamshire, England.
b. Mary Todd, a twin, born on 25
Sept. 1788 in Hull, died in infancy in 1788.
c. John Stephen Todd, born on 20
Dec. 1792 in Kingston upon Hull, Yorkshire, married Jane Potton on 1 July 1816
in Lincolnshire. She was born ca. 1799. He died on 13 June 1839 in Yorkshire.
2. Mary Todd,
baptized on 31 Oct. 1766 in Scarborough Parish, possibly died young, since she
was not mentioned in Thomas Maltby’s family bible.
B. William Maltby, born on
10 Sept. 1741 in Scarborough, baptized 24 Sept. 1741 in Scarborough Parish,
evidently died young.
C. Capt. JohnB Maltby, Jr., born
on 9 Dec. 1742 in Scarborough, baptized 4 Jan. 1743 in Scarborough Parish,
married Margaret (Rickaby) Addison on 20 June 1765 in St. Mary Castlegate, York
City, Yorkshire, England.[19] (Continued.)
D. Capt. William Maltby, born
on 25 Apr. 1744 in Scarborough, his baptism not recorded in Scarborough Parish,
survived to adulthood, and was in the fishing business with his brother, John,
in Sunderland, England. No marriage or children have been discovered for him,
but he may have lived in Tynemouth, County Northumberland, England.
E. Dickenson Maltby, a
son, born on 3 Sept. 1745 in Scarborough, baptized 21 Sept. 1745 in Scarborough
Parish, no further record.
F. Hugh Maltby, born
on 10 May 1747 in Scarborough, baptized 5 June 1747 in Scarborough Parish, no
further record.
G. Isabella Maltby, born
on 27 July 1750 in Scarborough, baptized 23 Aug. 1750 in Scarborough Parish, no
further record.
(III.) Capt. JohnB
Maltby, Jr., second son of JohnC Maltby, WilliamD; born
in Scarborough on 9 Dec. 1742,[20]
married Margaret (Rickaby) Addison, widow
of George
Addison, Esq., of
Whitby, Yorkshire, England, on 20 June 1765 in St. Mary Castlegate, York City,
Yorkshire, England.[21] She
had married first to George Addison, of Whitby, on 27 Mar. 1762 in Whitby,
Yorkshire,[22] who
died on 14 Mar. 1763 in Whitby, and was buried in St. Mary the Virgin
Churchyard in Whitby, North Yorkshire, England.[23] No
children were found for George and Margaret Addison, of Whitby, nor was an
appropriate baptismal record for Margaret Rickaby found in the I.G.I.[24]
John and Margaret Maltby, Jr., moved
to Sunderland, County Durham, England, where he and his brother William Maltby
each owned a fishing vessel. A letter dated 29 July 1883 from Bell Wilkinson, of
Sunderland, to Richard3
Leighton Maltby, of
Newcastle, NB, stated “Our son has a nice
old painting of two ships (that I suppose would belong to your great,
great-grandfather) sailing from Scarborough, the birthplace of the old, old
Maltbys, say 200 years ago; the names of the ships are on the back of the
picture. They are bound for the Greenland whale fishery.” John Maltby, Jr.,
and his brother, William Maltby,
supposedly owned the two ships in the picture.[25] Bell
Wilkinson married a great-granddaughter of John Maltby, Jr.
In addition, John Maltby, Jr.,
taught school in Sunderland, from 1765 until his death in 1774. He was probably
the John Maltby, Captain of the “Success”
out of North Shields, which wrecked off the Farne Islands during a severe storm
on the night of 3 Dec. 1774 and the morning of 4 Dec. 1774 with the “Polly” and one other ship,[26] and
was buried in St. Aidan Churchyard in Bamburgh, Northumberland, England, on 21
Dec. 1774.[27]
Richard Leighton Maltby had an account book of his dating from June 1765, with
the names of his pupils and the amounts of their tuition fees.[28] His
widow, Margaret, moved
back to Scarborough after his death, remarried again to William Robinson, of Scarborough, on 7 Aug. 1775
in Scarborough St. Mary, Yorkshire, England.[29] No
death record was found for either of them in Scarborough, Yorkshire.
John Maltby, Jr., had three
children, and Margaret had three more children by William Robinson, but
baptisms were found for only the Robinson children:[30]
A. Capt. ThomasA Maltby, born
on 12 Oct. 1766 in Sunderland, England, married Mary Baker[?] in 1789. (Continued.)
B. Margaret Maltby, born
on 30 Aug. 1767 in Sunderland, no further record.
C. William Dent Maltby, born
on 29 Oct. 1769 in Sunderland, no further record.
D. George Robinson, born
on 17 Aug. 1775 in Scarborough, baptized on 15 Sept. 1775 in Scarborough
Parish.
E. Mary Robinson, born
on 2 July 1777 in Scarborough, baptized on 30 July 1777 in Scarborough Parish.
F. Isabella Robinson, born
on 6 July 1780 in Scarborough, baptized on 24 Sept. 1780 in Scarborough Parish.
(IV.) Capt. ThomasA Maltby,
eldest son of JohnB Maltby Jr., JohnC, WilliamD; born in Sunderland on 12 Oct. 1766,[31]
married Mary Baker[?], of Bristol,[32]
England, in 1789, and lived in Scarborough and Sunderland. She may have
been the daughter of John and Ellen (Wilcock) Baker, who were married on 20
Dec. 1764 in St. Mary’s Church in Kingston-Upon-Hull, Yorkshire, England,[33] and
she supposedly married Capt. Thomas Maltby in St. Martin-on-the-Hill Church in
Scarborough in 1789.[34] Her
surname was thought to have been “Baker”
because they named their son Thomas Baker Maltby.[35]
Capt. Thomas Maltby studied navigation, and, following in his
father's footsteps, became a master mariner and sea captain, transporting coal
and goods along the Baltic Sea. Before the Napoleonic War with France, 1808‑1815,
while trying to run a blockade in the Baltic, Thomas Maltby was taken prisoner
in the year 1807, and was imprisoned in the French prison at Arras, for 7
years.[36]
Capt. Thomas Maltby also kept the
Maltby Family Bible from which the early births and marriages were copied. In
1918 the bible was in the possession of Louise Marie (Wilkinson) Brown, of
Sunderland, England.[37]
In 1916 Mary Ethel Keymes (Maltby)
Orr, of
Old Town, Maine, was in possession of several old letters written by Capt.
Thomas Maltby to his wife and family, then living in Sunderland, while he was
in prison. While there he taught navigation to the other prisoners. He was a
very religious man, and a devout follower of John Wesley. In
his captivity, with the many other men there, they enjoyed a religious service
often three times a day, each taking turns in “exhorting their congregation to follow the sacred teachings of our
Saviour.” In one of his letters to his wife, he says, “Oh, the sweet counsel we take together, blessed be God, he has sent me
Jeremiah Taylor, and we take turns preaching twice a day and
urging others to follow Christ.” Bell Wilkinson also described the letters: “In his letters from the prison at Arras, the
handwriting was as though it was Copper Plate. I blush for my poor writing when
I consider the perfect formation of every letter in the closely written
epistles he sent from his prison home. He always addressed his wife, 'My Dear
Love,' and wrote her affectionately, and filled his letters full with passages
from the Scriptures.” He also composed hymns for the Wesleyan Hymnal,
marked “Maltby.” They may be very hard to find now, since they were only found
in some of the early editions of John Wesley's Hymn Book. There was also, in
1916, a pew in the Sans Street Methodist Church, Sunderland, England, which was
supposed to have been the pew of Thomas Maltby. He was finally released from
prison at the close of the war, and returned to Sunderland.[38] He
died in Mar. 1829 in Sunderland, England, and was buried in St. Mary’s Church
in South Hylton, Sunderland, County Durham, England,[39] but no
gravestone or death record was in Sunderland for his wife Mary.
Capt. Thomas and Mary Maltby had
three children:[40]
A. Elizabeth Maltby, born
on 22 July 1790 in Scarborough, Yorkshire,[41] but
her baptismal record was dated 21 July 1790 in Scarborough,[42]
married William Thompson on 2 Sept. 1816 in Sunderland, County Durham,
England.[43] He was
born ca. 1790 in County Durham, England,[44] and he
called a carpenter, ship carpenter, and shipwright at the baptisms of his
children in Sunderland. They were enumerated twice in the 1841 census, as
living on Spring Garden Lane in Sunderland, County Durham, where he was a
mariner,[45] and as
living on Pottery High Row in Hylton, Sunderland Borough, County Durham, where
he was a potter.[46] He
supposedly died in Oct. 1846 in Sunderland,[47] and
she was a potter’s widow living on Burleigh Street in Sunderland in the 1851
census.[48] She supposedly
died in Mar. 1863 in Sunderland,[49] but
she was not found in the 1861 census there. They lived in Sunderland, County
Durham, and had children:[50]
1. Thomas Maltby Thompson, born
on 7 Aug. 1817 in Sunderland, County Durham,[51]
married Eleanor Walker in Dec. 1840 in Sunderland.[52] She
was born ca. 1817 in Southwick, County Durham.[53] They were
living on East Street in Sunderland, County Durham, in the 1851 census, where
he was a shipwright,[54] on
Moorgate Street in Sunderland in the 1861 census, where he was a potter,[55] and on
Wellington Street in Southwick, County Durham, in the 1871 census, where he was
a ship carpenter and potter.[56] She
died on 4 Aug. 1878 in Southwick, aged 60 years,[57] and he
was a widower living alone on Mallaburn Terrace in Southwick in the 1881
census, where he was a shipwright.[58] He
died in Jan. 1884 in Sunderland.[59] They
had children:
a. William Thompson, born ca. 1842
in Hylton, Durham.[60] possibly
married Jane (Clemo) Dowding, a widow, daughter of Daniel Clemo, on 30 Apr.
1862 in St. Thomas’ Church, Stockton-On-Tees, Durham.[61] She
was born ca. 1835 in Fulford, Yorkshire, England.[62] They
were living in Sunderland in the 1881 census, where he was a grocer,[63] and in
St. Giles, Northampton Co., England, in the 1891 census, where he was an agent
for Singer’s Sewing Machines,[64] but
they were not found in the 1901 census.
b. Margaret Jane Thompson,
born ca. 1844 in Sunderland, Durham,[65]
married John Little, son of John and Mary (Lewins) Little, on 20 Oct. 1866 in
Sunderland.[66] He was
born on 31 Aug. 1838 in Sunderland.[67] They
were living on Queen Street in Bishopwearmouth in the 1871 census,[68] and on
Avon Street in Bishopwearmouth in 1881 censuses,[69] where
he was a waterman. He died in Sept. 1890 in South Shields, Durham,[70] and
she was a widow living on Totuestone Street in Bishopwearmouth in the 1891
census,[71] and on
Christopher Street in Sunderland in the 1901 census.[72] She
died in Mar. 1909 in Sunderland.[73] They
had children:[74]
1. Thomas
Thompson Little, born on 11 Feb. 1868,[75] baptized on 29 Mar. 1868 in Southwick, Durham,[76] an apprentice seaman, drowned
while bathing on 5 Sept. 1889 in Buenos Ayres aboard the “Loochoo.”[77]
2. Mary
Eleanor Little, born in ca. July 1870 in Sunderland,[78] baptized on 28 Aug. 1870 in Bishopwearmouth,[79] died in Sept. 1875 in Sunderland.[80]
3. Robert
Walker Little, born in ca. Oct. 1872 in Sunderland,[81] was an apprentice rivetter living with his
widowed mother in Bishopwearmouth in the 1891 census,[82] but he was not found in the
1901 or 1911 censuses in County Durham, marriage not found.
4. William
Thompson Little, born on 6 Nov. 1875 in Sunderland,[83] baptized on 2 Dec. 1875 in Bishopwearmouth,[84] married Catherine “Kate” Cockton, daughter of
Robert and Agnes (McCallum) Cockton, in Jan. 1897 in Sunderland.[85] She was born on 31 July 1879 in Sunderland,
Durham.[86] They were living on East Street in Sunderland,
Durham, in the 1901 census,[87] and on South Durham Street in Sunderland in
the 1911 census, where he was a slater.[88] He died on 22 Jan. 1943 in Sunderland,[89] and she died on 28 Sept. 1943 in Bishopwearmouth.[90]
5. Samuel
Willis Little, born ca. 27 Dec. 1877 in Sunderland,[91] was still unmarried and living with his widowed
mother in Sunderland, Durham, in the 1901 census, a plater,[92] married Olga Louisa Mary Hauff, daughter of Reinhold
Charles and Mary Hannah (Hutchinson) Hauff, in Oct. 1903 in Sunderland.[93] She was born in Jan. 1881 in Sunderland.[94] They were living on Villella Road in Sunderland
in the 1911 census, where he was a slater for a slate merchant.[95] He died on 20 Dec. 1947 in Sunderland,[96] and she died in Dec. 1957 in Coventry,
Warwickshire, England.[97]
6. George
Henry Little, born in July 1883 in Sunderland,[98] married Letitia Jane Bird, daughter of Charles
Mark and Mary A. (Brown) Bird, on 20 Apr. 1908 in Sunderland.[99] She was born on 25 Apr. 1880 in Sunderland.[100] They were living on Hendon Road in Sunderland in
the 1911 census, where he was a house slater.[101] He died in Apr. 1926 in Sunderland,[102] and she died on 17 May 1956 in Sunderland.[103]
2. Mary Ann Thompson, born
on 23 May 1820 in Sunderland,[104]
possibly married Thomas Smith on 18 Sept. 1838 in Sunderland.[105] He was
born ca. 1819 in Newton Hall, Northumberland Co., England.[106] They
were living in Chester-le-Street Township, County Durham, in the 1851 census,
where he was a fitter,[107] on
North Road in Framwellgate, Durham City, County Durham, in the 1861 census,
where he was an engineer in a carpet factory,[108] and on
Crossgate in Crossgate, North Ward, Durham City, County Durham, in the 1871
census, where he was an engineer.[109] He
died by 1881, and she was a widow living in Crossgate, Durham, in the 1881
census,[110] and on
Winchester Street in Westoe Parish, South Shields Borough, Durham, in the 1891
census.[111] She
supposed died in Oct. 1904 in Sunderland.[112] They
had children:
a. Robert Smith, born ca. 1845 in
Chester-le-Street, Durham,[113] not listed
in his parents’ household in the 1861 census, but he may have been the Robert
Smith who died in Mar. 1869 in Durham, County Durham, aged 24 years.[114]
b. James Edward Smith, born ca. 1846 in
Chester-le-Street, Durham,[115] not found
in the 1881 census, but was still unmarried and living with his widowed mother
in Westoe Parish, South Shields Borough, Durham, in the 1891 census, where he
was a solicitor,.[116] married Eleanor Whitehead
in 1896 in South Shields, Durham.[117] She was born ca. 1852 in South
Shields, Durham.[118] They were living on Winchedon Street in South Shields,
Durham, in the 1901 census,[119] and on
Winchester Street in South Shields in the 1911 census,[120] where he was a
solicitor. He died in Oct. 1919 in South Shields, Durham, aged 74 years,[121] and
she died in Oct. 1919 in South Shields, aged 67 years.[122]
c. Thomas William Smith, born ca. 1850 in
Chester-le-Street, Durham,[123],
possibly married Elizabeth Lancaster in 1880 in Middlesbrough, Yorkshire
North Riding.[124] She
was born ca. 1853 in West Hartlepool, County Durham.[125] They
were living in Stranton Township, West Hartlepool Town, County Durham, in the
1881 census, where he was a coachman,[126] and in
Elvet, County Durham, in the 1891 census, where he was a cab driver,.[127] but they were not
found in the 1901 or 1911 censuses.
d. Jane Smith, born ca. 1851 in Chester-le-Street,
Durham,[128] was
still unmarried and living with her widowed mother in Crossgate, County Durham,
in the 1881 census, where she was a machinist,[129]. on Back Lane in
Saint Nicholas Parish, Durham Borough, Durham City, in the 1891 census, where
she was a machinist,[130] and on Allengate in
Crossgate, Durham, in the 1901 census, where she was a tailor’s machinist,[131] and
the 1911 census, where her sister and brother-in-law, George and Matilda
Miller, were living with her.[132]
e. William Smith, born ca. 1854 in
Chester-le-Street, Durham,[133] was
still unmarried and living with his widowed mother in Crossgate, Durham, in the
1881 census, a butcher,[134] married Martha Robinson on 4 Dec. 1881
in St. Margaret’s, Durham, County Durham.[135] She was born ca. 1855 in Willington, Durham.[136] They were living on Claypath in Durham St. Nicholas
Parish, Durham Borough, St. Nicholas Ward, Durham City, County Durham, in the 1891 census, where he
was a butcher,[137] and the 1901 census, where he was a butcher.[138] She
died in June 1903 in Durham, County Durham, aged 48 years,[139] and he
was a widower living on Claypath in Saint Nicholas, Durham, in the 1911 census,
a butcher.[140] He
died in Apr. 1940 in North Western District, Durham, County Durham, aged 86
years.[141]
f. Isabel Smith, born ca. 1856 in
Chester-le-Street, Durham,[142] was
still unmarried and living with her widowed mother in Crossgate, Durham, in the
1881 census,.[143] married John Welsh, son of James Welsh, on 29 Apr. 1882 in Chester-le-Street,
Durham.[144] He was born ca. 1851.[145] They were not found in
the 1891, 1901
or 1911 censuses. She died on 7
July 1933 in Chester-le-Street, Durham, aged 77 years,[146] and he
died on 20 Aug. 1938, aged 87 years,[147] and
they were both buried in Holy Trinity Churchyard and Cemetery in Pelton,
Durham, County Durham, England.
g. Matilda Smith, born ca. 1859 in Framwellgate,
Durham,[148] was
still unmarried and living with her widowed mother in Crossgate, Durham, in the
1881 census, a dressmaker,.[149] and with her sister Jane
Smith in Saint Nicholas Parish, Durham Borough, Saint Nicholas Ward,
Durham City, in the 1891 census, where she was a dressmaker,[150] and in
Crossgate, Durham,
in the 1901 census, a dressmaker,[151]
married George Miller on 24 Dec. 1901 in Belmont, Durham.[152] He was
born ca. 1859 in Carrville, Durham.[153] They
were living in Crossgate, Durham, with her sister Jane Smith in the 1911
census, where he was a butcher.[154] She
probably died in ca. Jan. 1934 in Durham City, Durham, aged 74 years.[155]
h. Rowlandson Smith, born ca. 1862 in County
Durham,[156]
probably died before 1881.
3. Isabella Thompson, born
on 26 Sept. 1822 in Sunderland.[157]
4. William Maltby Thompson, born
on 23 Apr. 1825 in Sunderland,[158] probably married Catherine “Kate” Anne Mitchell, daughter
of Thomas and Dorothy Mitchell, in 1847 in Sunderland.[159] She was born ca. 1827 in London.[160] They were living with her parents on Low Street in
Sunderland, County Durham, in the 1851 census, where he was a rigger,[161] on Flag Lane in Sunderland, East Ward, in the
1861 census, where he was a rigger master,[162] on Simpson Street in Bishopwearmouth, Sunderland
Borough, County Durham, in the 1871, where he was a rigger,[163] and on Healey Street in Bishopwearmouth in 1881
census, where he was a rigger, and her father was living with them.[164] She died in Feb. 1885 in Sunderland, aged 59
years,[165] and he was living in Bishopwearmouth with his
daughter and son-in-law, William and Margaret Johnston, where he was a store
keeper.[166] He died in Apr. 1892 in Sunderland, aged 67
years,[167] and they were both buried in Bishopwearmouth
Cemetery in Bishopwearmouth, Sunderland Borough, Durham. They had children:
a. Thomas Thompson, born ca.
1848 in Sunderland, Durham,[168] was
still unmarried and living with his parents in Bishopwearmouth in the 1871
census, a shipwright,[169]
married Sarah Huntley, daughter of George and Mary Ann Huntley,[170] on 1
Apr. 1872 in Bishopwearmouth.[171] She
was born in 1851 in Sunderland, Durham,[172] and
baptized on 12 Feb. 1851 in Bishopwearmouth, Durham.[173] They
were living on Offerton Street in Bishopwearmouth Parish, Sunderland Borough,
West Ward, in the 1881 census, where he was a boiler smith.[174] He
died in May 1884 in Sunderland, aged 37 years,[175] a
boilersmith, and was buried in Bishopwearmouth Cemetery in Bishopwearmouth,
Durham. She was a widow living on Albert Street in Bishopwearmouth in the
1891 census, a dress maker,.[176] and on Peacock Street
in Sunderland in the 1901 census.[177] They had
children:
1. George W. Thompson, born ca. 1873
in Sunderland,[178]
marriage uncertain.
2. Thomas Thompson, born ca. 1878 in
Sunderland,[179] was
still unmarried and living with his widowed mother in Sunderland in the 1901
census, a rivet heater,[180]
married Elizabeth (___) Forster in 1902 in Sunderland.[181] She
was born ca. 1869 in Sunderland.[182] They
were living on John Street West in Sunderland, Durham, in the 1911 census,
where he was a boiler maker holder up in the ship building industry.[183]
3. Joseph Thompson, born ca. 1880 in
Sunderland,[184] was
still unmarried and living with his widowed mother in Sunderland in the 1901
census, a rivet heater,[185]
married Martha Walton, daughter of John Walton, in ca. 1906.[186] She
was born ca. 1881 in Sunderland.[187] They
were living with her widowed father, John Walton, on Wear Street in Sunderland,
Durham, in the 1911 census, where he was a butcher.[188]
4. Mary A. Thompson, born ca. 1882
in Sunderland,[189]
marriage uncertain.
b. Robert Thompson, born ca. 1849 in
Sunderland, Durham,[190] was
still unmarried and living with his parents in Bishopwearmouth in the 1871,[191] and
1881 censuses, a shipwright,[192] but he
was not found in the 1891 or 1901 censuses. He possibly died in Nov. 1910, aged
61 years,[193] and
was buried in Bishopwearmouth Cemetery in Bishopwearmouth, Durham.
c. William John Thompson,
born in 1853 in Sunderland, Durham,[194]
married Dorothy Ann Ethridge in 1875 in Sunderland.[195] She
was born in ca. Oct. 1855 in Sunderland, Durham.[196] They
were living on North Milburn Street in Bishopwearmouth, Sunderland Borough,
West Ward, County Durham, in the 1881 census, where he was a ship caulker,[197] on
Granville Street in Bishopwearmouth in the 1891 census, where he was a
boilermaker, and his brother Abraham Thompson was living with them,[198] on
Back Harrison Street in Sunderland in the 1901 census, where he was a ship
caulker, and Abraham Thompson was living with them,[199] and on
Trimdon Street in Deptford, Sunderland, in the 1911 census, where he was a ship
caulker in the shipyard, and Abraham Thompson was still living with them.[200] She
died in July 1914 in Sunderland, aged 58 years,[201] and he
died in Nov. 1917 in Sunderland, aged 64 years,[202] a
boilermaker, and they were both buried in Bishopwearmouth Cemetery in
Bishopwearmouth, Durham. They had children:
1. Arthur T. Thompson, born on 18
Feb. 1876 in Sunderland,[203]
baptized on 15 Mar. 1876 in Deptford, Durham,[204]
supposedly married 1.) Lisey Knight,[205] but
her name was recorded as “Lily” in the 1901 census and “Lizzie”
in the 1911 census. She was born ca. 1879 in Sunderland.[206] They
were living on Stanley Street in Sunderland Parish, Sunderland Borough, Bridge
Ward, in the 1901 census, where he was a shoemaker,[207] and on
Upper Sans Street in Sunderland in the 1911 census, where he was a shipyard
labourer.[208] She
died by 1925, and he remarried 2.) Lily Johnston, his first cousin, daughter of
William and Margaret (Thompson) Johnston, in Apr. 1925 in Sunderland.[209] She
was born in 1886 in Sunderland.[210] He
died in Jan. 1961 in Sunderland,.[211] and she died a widow in
Dec. 1961 in Ryhope, Sunderland, aged 75 years,[212] they were both buried in
Bishopwearmouth Cemetery in Bishopwearmouth, Durham.
2. William J. Thompson, born ca.
1878 in Sunderland,[213]
marriage uncertain.
3. Dorothy Ann Thompson, born ca.
1880 in Sunderland,[214]
probably married William Binns in ca. Jan. 1901 in Sunderland.[215] He was
born ca. 1875 in Hendon, Sunderland.[216] They
were living on Gerald Street in Seyes Quarry, Deptford, Sunderland, in the 1911
census, where he was a glass bottle blower in the glass bottle works.[217]
4. Catherine “Kate” Mitchell
Thompson, born in 1882 in Sunderland,.[218] was
still unmarried and living with her parents in Sunderland in the 1901 census, a
packer in a bottle house,[219]
married Walter Paterson in 1905 in Sunderland.[220] He was
born ca. 1884 in Sunderland.[221] They
were living on Chapel Street in Deptford, Sunderland, in the 1911 census, where
he was a gatherer in the bottle works.[222]
5. Eleanor “Ellen” Cook Thompson,
born in 1886 in Sunderland,[223] was
still unmarried and living with her parents in Sunderland in the 1911 census,[224]
marriage not found.
6. Sarah Ann Thompson, born ca. 1888
in Sunderland,[225] was
still unmarried and living with her parents in Sunderland in the 1911 census.[226]
7. Abraham Thompson, born ca. Apr.
1891 in Sunderland,[227] was
still unmarried and living with his parents in Sunderland in the 1911 census, a
caulker in the shipyard,[228]
possibly married Lilian Watson in 1915 in Sunderland.[229]
8. Robert Thompson, born ca. Jan.
1896 in Sunderland.[230]
9. James Thompson, born ca. 1899 in
Sunderland.[231]
d. Henry Abraham Thompson, born ca.
1854 in Sunderland, Durham,[232] was
still unmarried and living with his parents in Bishopwearmouth in the 1881
census, a ship caulker,[233] and
with his brother William John Thompson in Bishopwearmouth in the 1891 census, a
boilermaker,[234] in
Sunderland in the 1901 census, a ship caulker,[235] and
the 1911 census, a caulker in the shipyard.[236] He
supposedly died in ca. Jan. 1922 in Sunderland,[237]
presumably unmarried.
e. Dorothy Thompson, born ca. 1857
in Sunderland, Durham,[238]
marriage uncertain.
f. Margaret Thompson, born in
1859 in Sunderland, Durham,[239]
married William Johnston, son of William and Rebecca (Taylor) Johnston, in ca. Nov. 1877 in
Sunderland.[240] He was
born ca. 1855 in Sunderland.[241] They
were living on Healey Street in Bishopwearmouth in the 1881 census, where he
was a glass cutter,[242] on
Milburn Street in Bishopwearmouth in the 1891 census, where he was a glass
cutter and lead glazier, where her widowed father, William Thompson, was living
with them,[243] and on Alfred Street in
Sunderland in the 1901 census, where he was a stained glass maker.[244] He
died in ca. Aug. 1901 in Sunderland, aged 46 years,[245] and
she remarried to Alfred Johnston, son of an older William and Margaret
Johnston,[246] in ca.
1904.[247] He was
born ca. 1878 in Sunderland.[248] They
were living on Chester Road in Sunderland in the 1911 census, where he was a
gas stocker.[249] She
died in 1928 in Sunderland,[250] and he
died in ca. July 1952 in Sunderland, aged 74 years.[251] They
had children:
1. Ada Johnston, born ca. Oct. 1878
in Sunderland,[252]
probably died by 1891, not listed in her parents’ family in the 1891 census.
2. William Johnston, born in 1880 in
Sunderland,[253] was
still unmarried and living with his mother and stepfather in Sunderland in the
1911 census, glass maker,[254]
possibly married Ida Hanson in 1912 in Sunderland.[255]
3. Lily Johnston, born in 1886 in
Sunderland,[256] was
still unmarried and living with her mother and stepfather in Sunderland in the
1911 census,[257]
married Arthur T. Thompson, her first cousin, son of William John and Dorothy
Ann (Ethridge) Thompson, as his second wife, in Apr. 1925 in Sunderland.[258] He was
born on 18 Feb. 1876 in Sunderland,[259] and
died in Jan. 1961 in Sunderland..[260] She died a widow in Dec.
1961 in Ryhope, Sunderland, aged 75 years,[261] they were both buried in
Bishopwearmouth Cemetery in Bishopwearmouth, Durham.
4. Alfred Johnston, born in ca. Aug.
1887 in Sunderland,[262] was
still unmarried and living with his mother and stepfather in Sunderland in the
1911 census, a glass labourer,[263]
marriage uncertain.
5. Frances Mary Johnston, born ca.
Aug. 1889 in Sunderland,[264] was
still unmarried and living with her mother and stepfather in Sunderland in the
1911 census, a laundry ironer.[265]
6. Esther M. Johnston, born ca. 1892
in Sunderland.[266]
7. Ernest Johnston, born ca. Nov.
1893 in Sunderland.[267]
8. Hilda Johnston, born ca. Feb.
1896 in Sunderland.[268]
9. Stanley Johnston, born ca. Nov.
1899 in Sunderland.[269]
g. George Thompson, born ca.
1862 in Sunderland, Durham,[270] was
still unmarried and living with his parents in Bishopwearmouth in the 1881
census, a coachman,[271]married
Susan Baxter in ca. Nov. 1884 in Sunderland.[272] She was born ca.
1861 in Sunderland.[273] They
were living on Silver Street in Sunderland in the 1891 census, where he was a
marine engine fitter,[274] and the
1901 census, where he was an engine fitter,.[275] and on Malings Rigg in
Sunderland in the 1911 census, where he was a marine engineer.[276] She died in Dec.
1913 in Sunderland, aged 53 years,[277] and he
died in Jan. 1915 in Sunderland, aged 53 years,[278] and
was buried in Bishopwearmouth Cemetery in Bishopwearmouth, Durham. They had
children:
1. Mary Lizzie Thompson, born in ca.
Aug. 1887 in Sunderland,[279] was
still unmarried and living with her parents in Sunderland in the 1911 census,[280]
marriage uncertain.
2. George Thompson, born ca. 1889 in
Sunderland.[281]
3. Jane Ann Thompson, born ca. 1892
in Sunderland.[282]
4. (Three more children who died
young.)
h. Catherine “Kate” Thompson, born
ca. Aug. 1865 in Sunderland, Durham,[283] marriage
uncertain.
5. Richard Thompson, baptized on 2
May 1828 in Sunderland, Durham,[284]
possibly died young. He was not found in the 1851 census.
6. George Thompson, born
on 31 Dec. 1830 in Sunderland,[285] was
still unmarried and living with his widowed mother in Sunderland, Durham, in
the 1851 census,[286] he
supposedly died on 10 Oct. 1854, aged 23 years,[287] and
was buried in Newbottle Cemetery in Newbottle, County Durham.
B. Thomas1 Baker Maltby, born
on 17 June 1792 in Scarborough, married Margaret (Kirton) Stainsby, widow
of William Stainsby, of
Sunderland, County Durham, England, on 11 May 1816 in Monkwearmouth Church,
County Durham, England.[288]
(Continued in Maltby Family of New Brunswick.)
C. Mary Maltby, born
on 14 Dec. 1797 in Sunderland, County Durham, baptized on 20 Jan. 1799 in
Sunderland,[289]
married Richard Orren Grierson Leighton, son
of John and Mary (Nicholson) Leighton, of
Gateshead, County Durham, England, on 1 Feb. 1823 in Sunderland.[290] He was
baptized on 23 Nov. 1800 in Gateshead, Durham.[291] He was
also called a carpenter and shipwright at the baptisms of his children in
Sunderland, and he was called Master Mariner on his gravestone. She was living
on Spring Garden Lane in Sunderland Parish, Sunderland Borough, County Durham,
in the 1841 census, but he was not listed with her, and was probably away at
sea,[292] they
were still living there in the 1851 census, where he was a master mariner,[293] and on
Hart Street in Hartlepool, County Durham, in the 1861 census, where he was a
master mariner and pilot,[294] and
the 1871 census, where he was a shipwright.[295] Mary
(Maltby) Leighton died on 30 Aug. 1875 in Hartlepool, Durham, England,[296] and he
died on 6 June 1876 in Hartlepool, aged 76 years,[297] and
they were buried together in Spion Kop Municipal Cemetery in Hartlepool, County
Durham, England. They had children:[298]
1. Richard Maltby Leighton, born
on 6 July 1824 in Sunderland, Durham,[299]
married 1.) Dorothy Thorn in Oct. 1844 in Sunderland.[300] She
was born ca. 1824 in Sunderland.[301] They
were living on Back Lawrence Street in Bishopwearmouth, Sunderland Borough, in
the 1851 census,[302] and
they were aboard the “Ocean Breeze” in the 1861 census, where he was the
master.[303] She
died in Sept. 1864 in Sunderland, Durham,[304] and he
remarried to 2.) Sarah Gouinlock, daughter of James and Mary Gouinlock,[305] in
Dec. 1865 in Sunderland.[306] She was born on 15 Apr. 1828 in Bishopwearmouth, County
Durham,[307] and was baptized on 5 May 1828 in Sunderland.[308] She was living on Hendon Road in Bishopwearmouth
Parish, Sunderland Borough, Sunderland Town, County Durham, in the 1871 census,
where she was a provision dealer, but he was not listed with her, and may have
been away at sea.[309] She died in Dec. 1877 in Sunderland, Durham, aged
48 years.[310] He was not found in the 1881 or 1891 censuses in
England, and no death record was found for him. He had
six children by Dorothy Thorn, and one more daughter by Sarah Gouinlock:
a. John McDougle Leighton, born on
29 Dec. 1844 in Sunderland, died on 6 Jan. 1845 in Sunderland.[311]
b. John Leighton, born in June 1846
in Sunderland, died on 13 July 1851 in Sunderland.[312]
c. Dorothy Leighton, born in
Sept. 1848 in Sunderland,[313]
married Robert J.ames McClure in Jan. 1866 in Sunderland.[314] He was born ca. 1844 in Ireland.[315] She was living on Finchale Terrace in
Bishopwearmouth, Sunderland Borough, County Durham, in the 1871 census, where
she was a “sailor’s wife,” but he was not listed with her, and was probably
away at sea,[316] and she was living on Broughton Road in Westoe,
South Shields Borough, County Durham, in the 1881 census, but again he was not
listed with her.[317] He was living with her on Salmon Street in Westoe,
South Shields, County Durham, in the 1891 census, where he was a master mariner,.[318] but he was missing from the family again in the
1901 census, where she was living on Julian Avenue in South Shields, Durham.[319] He died by 1911, possibly the
Robert James McClure who died in June 1908 in Wandsworth, London, aged 63
years.[320] She was a widow living on Cambridge
Road in Battersea, London, in the 1911 census.[321] She died in ca.
Jan. 1924 in West Derby, Liverpool, Lancashire, England.[322] They had children:
1. Richard Leighton McClure, born in
ca. Oct. 1868 in Sunderland,.[323] not found in the 1891 or 1901 censuses in County Durham,
died at sea on 18 Oct. 1909, aged 41 years, aboard the “Ennisbrook,” of
apoplexy.[324]
2. Dorothy Hannah McClure, born in
1871 in Sunderland,[325] was
still unmarried and living with her parents in South Shields, Durham, in the
1891 census,[326]
marriage uncertain.
3. Edith Mary McClure, born in 1873
in Sunderland,[327]
married Robert William Milsted in 1904 in Wandsworth, London.[328] He
died by 1911, and she was a widow living in Brighton, Sussex, in the 1911
census, where her sister Amy Gertrude McClure was living with her.[329]
4. Robert James McClure, born in
1875 in Sunderland,.[330] married Sarah
Messenger,
daughter of John Messenger, on 5 Apr. 1898 in Christ Church, Silloth, County
Cumberland,
England.[331] She was born ca. 1879
in Silloth, Cumberland.[332] They were living on Osborne Avenue in South Shields,
Wesloe Ward, Durham, in the 1901 census, where he was a seaman,[333] but they were not
found in the 1911 census.
5. John McClure, born in ca. Apr.
1877 in South Shields,. Durham,[334] was still unmarried
and living with his mother in South Shields, Durham, in the 1901 census, a
mariner-seaman,[335] but he was not found in
the 1911 census.
6. Florence Lillian McClure, born in
ca. Oct. 1878 in South Shields, Durham,.[336] was still unmarried
and living with her mother in South Shields, Durham, in the 1901 census, a
tracer in the shipyard.[337]
7. Amy Gertrude McClure, born in
1882 in South Shields, Durham,[338] was still
unmarried and living with her widowed sister, Edith Mary Milsted, in Brighton,
Sussex, in the 1911 census.[339]
8. Charles McClure, born ca. 1884 in
South Shields.[340]
9. Clements Leighton McClure, a
daughter, born ca. 1887 in South Shields, Durham,.[341] was still unmarried
and living with her widowed mother in Battersea, London, in the 1911 census, a shorthand typist,[342] married Charles Robert
McKay, son
of Charles McKay, on 22 Nov. 1911 in Saint Stephen, Battersea Bridge
Road, Wandsworth, London, England.[343]
10. Bessie Edmondson McClure, born
in ca. Nov. 1889 in South Shields,[344] was still unmarried and
living with her widowed mother in Battersea, London, in the 1911 census.[345]
d. John McDougle Leighton, born on
18 May 1856 in Sunderland, died on 26 July 1863 in Sunderland.[346]
e. Gideon Thorne Leighton, born on
14 Oct. 1858 in Sunderland, immigrated to the United State in 1879,[347] but he
was not found in the 1880 federal census in the United States, or the 1881
census in England, nor was he found in the 1900 federal census in the United
States. He was lodging in Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., CA, in the 1910 federal
census, with May Hill, where he was a gas maker for a gas company,[348] and
died on 22 June 1917 in Los Angeles, CA.[349]
f. Richard Leighton, born in ca.
June 1860 in Sunderland,[350]
probably died young,
possibly in Mar. 1861 in Sunderland.[351]
g. Mary Leighton, born in ca.
Apr. 1867 in Sunderland, Durham,[352] married John Woodford in ca. Apr. 1887 in Sunderland.[353] He was born ca. 1866 in Illinois, United States,.[354] to British parents. They were living in Limehouse
Parish, Tower Hamlet Borough, London, in the 1891 census, where he was a
telegraphist,.[355] and on Chichester Road in Cann Hall Parish,
Leyton Urban District, Cann Hall Ward, County Essex, in the 1901 census, where he was a
civil service telegraphist.[356] She died in ca. June 1904 in West Ham, County Essex, aged 37 years,[357] and he remarried to Jane Helen Wilson in 1905 in West Ham, Essex.[358] She was born ca. 1878 in Stratford, Essex.[359] They were living in Forest Gate, West Ham, County Essex, in the
1911 census, where he was a telegraphist.[360] Mary (Leighton) Woodford had
children:
1. John Lynn Woodford, born ca. July
1888 in Sunderland, Durham,[361] was
still unmarried and living with his father and stepmother in Forest Gate, West
Ham, Essex, in the 1911 census, a clerk for the National Telephone Company.[362]
2. Norman Wood Woodford, born ca.
Sept. 1890 in Sunderland, Durham,[363] was
still unmarried and living with his father and stepmother in Forest Gate, West
Ham, Essex, in the 1911 census, a clerk for the National Telephone Company.[364]
3. Mary Catherine Woodford, born ca. July 1893 in Leytonstone
or West Ham,
Essex.[365]
4. Richard David Leighton Woodford, born ca. May
1895 in West Ham, Essex.[366]
5. Edward Woodford, born ca. Feb. 1898 in Cann Hall, Leytonstone
or West Ham, Essex.[367]
6. Esther Woodford, born in 1900 in Cann Hall,
Leytonstone or West Ham, Essex.[368]
2. Mary Maltby Leighton, born
on 23? Nov. 1825,[369]
baptized on 25 Dec. 1825 in Sunderland, County Durham, married Bell Wilkinson,[370] of
Sunderland, on 11 May 1846 in Saint Dunstan Church, Stepney, London, England.[371] He was
born in ca. 1815 in Sunderland, County Durham.[372] They
were living on Arbour Street in Stepney, Middlesex County, England, in the 1851
census, where he was an official coal weigher,[373] and
the 1861 census, where he was a coal meter,[374] and on
Wilson Street in St. Anne Limehouse, Town Hamlet Borough, London, in the 1871
census, where he was a coal meter.[375] He was
a retired coal merchant living at 17 Elmwood Street in Bishopwearmouth
Township, Sunderland Borough, in the 1881 census,[376] and in
the 1891 census,[377] and on
Lynnholm in Debdon Parish, Rothury, Northumberland, in the 1901 census, where
he was a retired coal executive clerk.[378] She
died on 1 Dec. 1905 in Sunderland, aged 80 years,[379] and he
died on 4 Mar. 1908 in Sunderland,[380] and
they were both buried in Bishopwearmouth Cemetery in Bishopwearmouth, his
estate probated on 25 Apr. 1908 in Durham County, Great Britain.[381] They
had one son:
a. John Bell Wilkinson, born
on 8 Feb. 1847 in Stepney, Middlesex County, London, England,[382]
married Louisa Ellen Lynn, of
London, daughter of John Lynn,[383] on 28
Jan. 1872 in Saint Paul, Bow Common, Tower Hamlets, Middlesex County, London,
England.[384] She
was born on 13 Oct. 1847 in St. George in East Middlesex or Stepney, London.[385] They
were living at 17 Salem Hill in Bishopwearmouth Parish, Sunderland Borough,
County Durham, in the 1881 census, where he was a plumber, and his uncle Yeal
Wilkinson was living with them,[386] and in
the 1891 census, where his uncle Yeal Wilkinson was still living with them,[387] and
they were listed in Victoria Cottage Hospital on Buller’s Green in Morpeth,
Northumberland, in the 1901 census, where he was a plumber,[388] and
back in Sunderland, Durham, on 2 Park Road in the 1911 census, where he was a
plumber.[389] He was
described by John Albert Fish, of
Melrose, MA, in 1918, as “a grand
gentleman of the 'old school,' 70 years old, and in good health. He would never
ride in a 'tramcar,' always walked, no matter the distance. He wore a silk hat
frock coat, and was a distinguished citizen, a strong, sturdy, and energetic
man. He was very kind and hospitable to his kin from Canada and the United
States, and always had an open door to them.”[390] He
died on 20 Feb. 1929 in Sunderland, County Durham,[391] and
she died on 7 Aug. 1933, aged 85 years,[392] they
were both buried in Bishopwearmouth Cemetery in Bishopwearmouth. They had
children:
1. Louisa Marie Wilkinson, born in 1873 in Sunderland, Durham,[393] married Percy Joshua Brown, of
Sunderland, in 1895 in Sunderland,[394] but
they had no children as of 1918.[395] He was born in 1873 in Sunderland.[396] She was not found in the 1901
census, but he was married and
living on
Salem Road in
Sunderland,
Durham in the 1901 census, probably in a cottage next to his parents.[397] She was living in Sunderland
in the 1911 census, but he was not listed with her.[398] She
possessed the Maltby Family Bible of Capt. Thomas Maltby in 1918, and copied the names and dates from it
for various Maltby researchers, including John Albert Fish and Dorothy (Maltby) Verrill. He
died in ca. Jan. 1948 in Sunderland, aged 75 years,[399] and
she died in ca. Apr. 1953 in Sunderland, aged 80 years.[400]
2. John Lynn Bell Wilkinson, born on 17 Sept. 1876 in Sunderland, Durham,[401] married Barbara Jane Clough, daughter of Robert and Jane (Chisholm) Clough,[402] in 1898 in Sunderland.[403] She was born in ca. Apr. 1879 in Easington, County Durham.[404] They were living on Park Road in Sunderland Parish, Sunderland Borough, Park Ward, County Durham, in the 1901 census, where he was a foreman plumber,[405] and on St. Hede’s Terrace in Sunderland in the 1911 census, where he was a plumber.[406] John Albert Fish wrote that they had three children as of 1918,[407] but they only had two children in the censuses. He died on 4 Mar. 1920 in Sunderland,[408] and she died on 8 Mar. 1946 in Sunderland,[409] and they were both buried in Bishopwearmouth Cemetery in Bishopwearmouth. They had children:
a. Hilda Elizabeth Wilkinson, born on 4 May 1899 in Sunderland, Durham,[410] was living with her grandparents, John Bell and Louise Wilkinson, in Sunderland, in the 1911 census, married Thomas Alexander Bell Carmichael in ca. Oct. 1925 in Sunderland.[411] He was born on 25 Apr. 1898 in Rothbury, Northumberland.[412] He died in Sept. 1972 in Northumberland,[413] and she died in Oct. 1975 in Northumberland.[414]
b. Robert Lynn B. Wilkinson, born on 12 Jan. 1903 in Sunderland,[415] married Irene Botcherby in ca. Jan. 1928 in Sunderland.[416] She was born in ca. Dec. 1897 in Sunderland.[417] He died in Sept. 1969 in Sunderland, Durham.[418]
c. (Possibly another child)
3. Stanley Yeal Wilkinson, born ca. 1881 in Sunderland,[419] died on 23 July 1881 in Sunderland,[420] and was buried in Bishopwearmouth Cemetery in Bishopwearmouth. He was not listed among the children of John Bell Wilkinson by John Albert Fish in 1918.[421]
3. Thomas Maltby Leighton, born
on 4 Feb. 1827 in Sunderland,[422] was
still unmarried and living with his parents in Sunderland in the 1851 census, a
seaman,[423]
married Mary Ann Dalton, daughter of John and Mary Dalton. She was born ca.
1839 in Sunderland,[424] and
they were living in Hartlepool, County Durham, in the 1861 census, where he was
a mariner.[425] She
was living with her parents on Northgate in Hartlepool, County Durham, in the
1871 census, but he was not listed with her, and may have been away at sea.[426] They
were not found in the 1881 census in County Durham. He died in port in Reval on
23 Jan. 1884, aged 54 years,[427] and
she was living in Thornaby, South Stockton, North Riding, Yorkshire, in the
1891 census, where her nephew Richard M. Leighton was living with her,[428] but
she was not found in the 1901 census, and no death record was found for her.
4. John McDougal Leighton, born
on 30 Mar. 1830 in Sunderland,[429]
traveled across the Atlantic to New Brunswick sometime in his life, but he
drowned from the brig, “Hope” in the
harbor of Saint John, New Brunswick, and lies buried in the Carleton Cemetery
there. A stone was set up to mark his grave in about 1884.[430] He was
presumably unmarried.
5. Joseph Nicholson
Leighton, born on 1 Nov. 1832 in
Sunderland,[431] married Jane Horsley in
1854 in Sunderland.[432] She
was born ca. 1833 in Hartlepool, County Durham or Whitby, Yorkshire.[433] They were living in
Throston, County Durham, in the 1861 census, where he was a shipwright,[434] on Alfred Street in Hartlepool, County Durham, in the 1871 census,
where he was a shipwright,[435] and on Lamb Street in Stranton, Hartlepool Borough, County Durham, in
the 1881 census, where he was a shipwright.[436] She supposedly died in Dec. 1878 [sic] in Hartlepool, aged 44 years,[437] but she was still
listed in his household in the 1881 census. He died in June 1884 in
Hartlepool, Durham.[438] They had children:
a. Joseph Shepherd Leighton, born in ca. June 1856
in Hartlepool, County Durham,[439]
married Catherine Wells in Apr. 1875 in Hartlepool.[440]
She was born in 1856 in Hartlepool, Durham.[441]
They were living on Baptist Street in Hartlepool in the 1881 census, where he
was an iron plater,[442]
on Brunswick Street in Throston Parish, Hartlepool Borough, in the 1891 census,
where he was a plater in a shipyard,.[443]
on Back Street in Throston, Hartlepool,
in the 1901 census, where he was a plater in a shipyard,[444] and on Brunswick Street
back in Throston in the 1911 census,
where he was a seagoing fireman.[445]
He died on 6 Aug. 1924 in Hartlepool, aged 68 years,[446].
and she died on 22
Oct. 1925, aged 69 years,[447] and they were both
buried in West View Cemetery in Hartlepool, County Durham. They had
children:
1. Kate Leighton, born in ca. Jan.
1876 in Hartlepool, Durham,.[448] married William
McKenna in 1900.[449] He was born in 1863
in West Hartlepool, Durham.[450] They were living
on Jersey Street in West Hartlepool, North Ward, in the 1901 census, where he
was a boilermaker-rivetter,[451]
and on Frederic Street in Throston, Hartlepool, in the 1911 census, where he
was a boilersmith.[452]
She died on 23
Jan. 1928, aged 52 years,[453] and he died on 4 Mar. 1842,
aged 79 years, a boilermaker,[454] and they were both
buried in West View Cemetery in Hartlepool, Durham.
2. Joseph Nicholson Leighton, born
ca. Jan. 1877 in Hartlepool,.[455] a seaman,
drowned on
13 Jan. 1895 on Haile Sands,[456]
presumably unmarried.
3. Jane Horsley Leighton,
born in ca. Oct. 1879 in Hartlepool,.[457] married Alfred Walker,
as his second wife, in 1904 in Hartlepool.[458] He was born in 1865 in
Northumberland,
County Northumberland,[459] and had married first
to Ann Chilton Wells in 1885,[460] but she died on 17 Aug.
1901, aged 33 years,[461] and was buried in
Spion Kip Municipal Cemetery in Hartlepool, Durham. They were living
on Blandford Street in Throston, Hartlepool, in the 1911 census, where he was a
house plumber.[462]
Jane Horsley
(Leighton) Walker died on 21 Feb. 1914 in Hartlepool, aged 35 years,[463] and Alfred Walker died
on 25 Mar. 1917 in Hartlepool, aged 52 years, a plumber,[464] and they were both
buried in West View Cemetery in Hartlepool, Durham.
4. James Shepherd Leighton, born
on 28 Mar. 1882 in Hartlepool,.[465] married Margaret
Shadforth on
31 July 1904 in Holy Trinity Church, Hartlepool.[466] She was born on 29
Jan. 1885 in Hartlepool.[467] She was living
with her children on Durham Street in Throston, Hartlepool, in the 1911 census,
but he was not listed with the family.[468]
He died on 4 Jan.
1939 in County Durham, aged 56 years,[469] and she died on 12
Sept. 1958 in County Durham, aged 73 years,[470] and they were both
buried in West
View Cemetery in Hartlepool, Durham.
5. John McDougall Leighton, born in ca. Apr. 1884 in Hartlepool,[471] was still unmarried and living with his parents in Throston, Hartlepool, in the 1911 census, a labourer,[472] married Edith Wilson in ca. Jan. 1913 in Hartlepool.[473] She was born in 1886.[474] She died on 30 Oct. 1936, aged 53 years,[475] and was buried in West View Cemetery in Hartlepool, Durham.
6. Richard Maltby Leighton, born in ca. Apr. 1886 in Hartlepool,[476] died on 1 May 1887, aged 14 months,[477] and was buried in Spion Kop Municipal Cemetery in Hartlepool, Durham.
7. George Horsley Leighton, born on 30 Mar. 1888 in Hartlepool,[478] married Sarah Ramsey Huntley in 1908.[479] She was born on 15 May 1889 in Hartlepool.[480] They were living on Lilly Street in Throston, Hartlepool, in the 1911 census, where he was a steam ship engineer.[481] He died on 17 Feb. 1963, aged 74 years,[482] and she died on 9 Mar. 1968, aged 78 years,[483] and they were both buried in West View Cemetery in Hartlepool, Durham.
8. Ann “Annie” Chilton Leighton,
born in ca. Oct. 1890 in Hartlepool,.[484] married Michael Gallighan in 1910 in Easington, Durham.[485] He was born ca. 1885 in Thornley, Durham.[486] They were living with
her parents on Brunswick Street in Throston, Hartlepool, in the 1911 census,
where he was a miner.[487] He died in ca.
Apr. 1939 in
County Durham,
aged 54 years,[488] and she died in June 1959
in County Durham,
aged 68 years,[489] and was buried in West
View Cemetery in Hartlepool, Durham.
9. William Wells Leighton, born on 7 Oct. 1893 in Hartlepool,[490] married Ethel Agnes Atkinson in 1913 in Hartlepool.[491] She was born on 25 Apr. 1893.[492] He died on 26 June 1943 in County Durham, aged 49 years,[493] and she died on 10 Jan. 1947 in County Durham, aged 53 years,[494] and they were both buried in West View Cemetery in Hartlepool, Durham.
10. Joseph Nicholson Leighton, born on 14 June 1895 in Hartlepool,[495] married Christina Burke in Oct. 1936 in Hartlepool.[496] She was born on 20 May 1910 in Hartlepool, Durham.[497] He died on 9 Oct. 1964 in West Hartlepool, aged 69 years,[498] and she died on 30 Mar. 1986 in Hartlepool, aged 75 years,[499] and they were both buried in West View Cemetery in Hartlepool, Durham.
11. Frank Pounder Leighton, born in ca. Oct. 1897 in Hartlepool,[500] married Caroline Bone in ca. June 1918 in Hartlepool.[501] He died in ca. July 1951 in County Durham.[502]
12. Elizabeth “Lizzie” Pounder Leighton, born in 1900 in Hartlepool,[503] married Michael Snowdon in ca. Apr. 1919 in Hartlepool.[504]
13. Richard Maltby Leighton, born in ca. April 1903 in Hartlepool,[505] died on 28 Mar. 1916, aged 12 years,[506] and was buried in West View Cemetery in Hartlepool, Durham.
b. James Shepherd Leighton,
born in Oct. 1857 in Hartlepool, Durham,[507]
was still unmarried and living with his parents in Stranton in the 1881 census,
a blacksmith,[508]
married Elizabeth Pounder in ca. Oct. 1881 in Hartlepool.[509]
She was born ca. 1859 in Hartlepool.[510]
He was a
blacksmith for Richardsons Westgarth & Company in Hartlepool.[511] They were living
on Mary Street in Throston Parish, Hartlepool Borough, in the 1891 census,
where he was a blacksmith, and his brother Frank Leighton was living with them,.[512]
and on Clifton Street in Throston in
the 1901 census, where he was a blacksmith at the steelworks,[513] and the 1911 census, where he was a
blacksmith at the engine works.[514]
He was killed on 16 Dec. 1914 in Hartlepool, Durham, when a shell hit the shop
where he was working during the bombardment of Hartlepool by the
Imperial German Nacy on that day,[515] was buried in Headland
War Memorial in Hartlepool, Durham. They had at least two children:
1. James Shepherd Leighton, born ca. Jan. 1883 in Hartlepool,[516] married Ethel Mary Hair in 1910 in Hartlepool.[517] She was born on 30 Oct. 1881 in Haswell, Durham.[518] They were living in Seaton, Durham, in the 1911 census, where he was a grocer in Hartlepool.[519] She died on 11 Apr. 1945 in Greatham, Hartlepool, Durham, aged 63 years,[520] and he died on 3 Jan. 1957 in West Hartlepool, Durham,[521] and they were both buried in Greatham Cemetery in Greatham, Hartlepool, Durham.
2. Jane Horsley Leighton, born ca. Aug. 1884 in Hartlepool,[522] was still unmarried and living with her parents in Throston, Hartlepool, in the 1911 census,[523] marriage uncertain.
c. John MacDougal Leighton,
born in ca. Mar. 1860 in Hartlepool,[524]
was unmarried and living as a lodger in Hartlepool in the 1881 census with
Thomas and Ellen Simpson,
a shipwright,[525] married Mary
Jane Hindmarch in ca. Aug. 1883 in Sunderland,[526] but they had no
children. She was born in ca. Jan. 1862 in Bishopwearmouth or Sunderland,
Durham.[527]
They were living on Slake Row in Stranton Parish, Hartlepool, in the 1891
census, where he was a shipwright,.[528]
and on Slake
Terrace in Middleton Parish, Hartlepool Borough, in the 1901 census,
where he was a shipwright.[529] He died in ca.
Sept. 1911 in
Hartlepool,[530] and she was listed
alone but married on Blandford Street in Throston,
Hartlepool, in the 1911 census.[531]
She probably died in ca. Jan. 1919 in Sunderland, Durham.[532]
d. Richard Maltby Leighton,
born in ca. Oct. 1861 in Hartlepool,[533]
was still unmarried and living with his parents in Hartlepool in the 1881
census, a blacksmith,[534]
and with his aunt, Mary Ann Leighton, in Thornaby Parish, South Stockton,
Yorkshire, in the 1891 census, where he was a blacksmith,.[535]
and he was still
unmarried and boarding with the widow Keziah Spencer in Eston Parish, Eston
District, Middlesbrough
Borough, Yorkshire
North Riding, in the 1901 census, where he was a ship-smith.[536]
He died in ca. Oct. 1906 in Hartlepool, Durham, aged 44 years.[537]
e. George Horsley Leighton,
born in ca. Jan. 1866 in Hartlepool,[538]
baptized on 8 Apr. 1866 in Stranton, Durham,[539] was an
iron moulder in the 1881 census, but he was not found in the 1891, 1901 or 1911
censuses, marriage not found. He probably died in ca. Jan. 1938 in Hartlepool,
Durham, aged 72 years.[540]
f. Jane Horsley Leighton,
born Apr. 1868 in Hartlepool,[541]
married Tom Johnson,
son of Tom and Hannah M. (Forster) Johnson,[542] in
July 1891 in Hartlepool.[543] He was born on 20
Aug. 1868 in West
Hartlepool, Durham,[544] and baptized in
Sept. 1868 in West Hartlepool,[545] and
was living with his widowed mother and grandparents, George and Elizabeth
Forster, in Stranton, Hartlepool, County Durham, in the 1871 census.[546] They were living on Waldon Street in West Hartlepool,
Southwest Ward, in the 1901 census, where he was a butcher-shopkeeper,[547] and on Whitburn Street
in West Hartlepool in the 1911 census, where he was a butcher.[548] He died in Dec. 1959
in County Durham, aged 91 years,[549] and
she died in Mar. 1962 in West Hartlepool, Durham, aged 93 years.[550] They had children:
1. Tom Foster Johnson, born ca. Oct. 1891 in West Hartlepool,
Durham,[551]
probably married Mary Glendinning in Jan. 1925 in Hartlepool, Durham.[552]
2. Walter Johnson, born ca. Jan. 1894 in West Hartlepool,[553]
married Gladys Salt in Jan. 1924 in Hartlepool, Durham.[554]
3. Charlie Johnson, born ca. July 1896 in West Hartlepool.[555]
4. Jeannie Johnson, born ca. Jan. 1899 in West
Hartlepool.[556]
5. Foster Johnson, a son, born ca. June 1900 in West Hartlepool,[557]
married Sarah M. Pinder in ca. Apr. 1926 in Hartlepool.[558]
6. Anna Johnson, born ca. 1904 in West Hartlepool,[559] died in
ca. Jan. 1968 in Hartlepool, aged 64 years.[560]
7. (Three more children who died
young.)
g. William Thompson Leighton, born
in July 1870 in Hartlepool, Durham,[561]
married Mary Tunstall, daughter of James and Jane Tunstall,[562] in
Dec. 1890 in Hartlepool.[563] She
was born on 7 May 1871 in Hartlepool, Durham,[564] and
baptized on 30 July 1871 in Bishopwearmouth, Durham.[565] They
were living on
Okley Street
in Stranton Parish, West Hartlepool Borough, West Hartlepool in the 1891
census, where he was a blacksmith,.[566] and on Hurworth Street
in West Hartlepool in the 1901 census, where he was a blacksmith at the marine
works,[567] and the 1911 census,
where he was a blacksmith at the shipyard.[568] He died in Mar. 1930
in Hartlepool, Durham.[569] They had children:
1. Florene Mary Leighton, born in June 1891 in West Hartlepool, Durham,[570] baptized on 28 June
1891 in St. Paul’s Church, Hartlepool,[571] possibly
married Edward Hogg in ca. Oct. 1919 in Hartlepool.[572]
2. William Thompson Leighton, born in Feb. 1893 in West Hartlepool,[573] baptized on 23 Feb.
1893 in St. Paul’s Church, Hartlepool,[574] probably
married Margaret O. Jeffrie in 1915 in Hartlepool.[575] He
probably died in ca. Jan. 1952 in Darlington, County Durham, aged 59 years.[576]
3. Jane Horsley Johnson Leighton, born on 27 Mar. 1896 in West Hartlepool,[577] baptized on 19 Apr.
1896 in St. Paul’s Church, Hartlepool,[578]
married Martin Hogg in ca. Apr. 1919 in Hartlepool,[579] but
she died in ca. Apr. 1924 in Hartlepool.[580]
4. Eliza Jane Vaughan Leighton, born on 8 Sept. 1897 in West Hartlepool,[581] baptized as Elisa Jane
Vaughan Leighton on 30 Sept. 1897 in St. Paul’s Church, Hartlepool,[582]
married William P. Teal in ca. Oct. 1949 in West Hartlepool.[583] She
died in Dec. 1987 in North Cleveland, Yorkshire, aged 90 years.[584]
5. Frederick Leighton, born on 15 May 1900 in West
Hartlepool,[585] baptized on 3 June
1900 in St. Paul’s Church, Hartlepool,[586]
possibly married Hilda C. Noble in ca. July 1929 in Hartlepool.[587] He
died in ca. Oct. 1983 in County Durham, aged 73 years.[588]
6. Bessie Leighton, born in July 1902 in West Hartlepool,[589] baptized as “Bertie”
Leighton on 3 Aug. 1902 in St. Paul’s Church, Hartlepool,[590]
marriage uncertain.
7. Tom Johnson Leighton, born on 10 July 1904 in West Hartlepool,[591] married
Eva Cecelia Pitts on 10 Mar. 1934 in Walthamstow, St. Mary the Virgin, County
Essex.[592] He
died in Jan. 1988 in Brentwood, County Essex, aged 83 years.[593]
8. Hilda Tunstall Leighton, born ca. Oct. 1906 in West Hartlepool,[594] married
Henry Culley in ca. July 1930 in Hartlepool.[595]
h. Frank Nicholson Leighton, born
in Dec. 1872 in Hartlepool,[596] was a
boilersmith apprentice living with his brother James Leighton in Throston
Parish, Hartlepool Borough, County Durham, in the 1891 census,[597] married Edith Grace Robinson in Dec. 1894.[598] She was born ca. 1874 in
Hartlepool,[599] and was called Grace in the census records.
They were
living on
Montague Street in Middlesbrough, Yorkshire, England, in the 1901
census, where he was a boilermaker,[600] and on Clarendon Road in
Middlesbrough East, Yorkshire, in the 1911 census, where he was a boiler
plater.[601] He died in ca. Sept. 1913 in
Middlesbrough, Yorkshire North Riding, England, aged 40 years..[602] They had children:
1. Edith Elizabeth Leighton, born ca. May 1895 in Hartlepool,
Durham,[603]
married Robert C. Anderson in ca. Apr. 1917 in Hartlepool.[604]
2. Annie Leighton, born ca. Nov. 1897 in Middlesbrough,
Yorkshire,[605]
marriage uncertain.
3. Maj. Thomas William Leighton, born ca. July
1901 in Middlesbrough,
Yorkshire,[606]
married Gertrude (___).[607] He
served in the Royal Army Service Corps, and died on 7 Dec. 1943 in Oxford City,
Oxfordshire, England, aged 42 years,[608] and
was buried in Upper and Lower Wortley Cemetery in Wortley, Leeds, West
Yorkshire, England.
4. Grace Leighton, born ca. July 1903 in Middlesbrough,
Yorkshire,[609]
marriage uncertain.
5. Winifred Leighton, born ca. Nov. 1910 in Middlesbrough,
Yorkshire,[610]
probably died in Mar. 1911 in Middlesbrough, Yorkshire.[611]
6. (Another child who died young.)
6.
Jessie Leighton, a
daughter, born on 6 Feb. 1836 in Sunderland, Durham,[612] was still
unmarried and a milliner living on Darlington Street in Hartlepool, County
Durham, with the widow Ann Robinson in the 1861 census,[613] and on
Cow Close in Cornforth, County Durham, in the 1871 census,[614]
married 1.) Robert Thomas Longstaff in ca. Apr. 1878 in Sunderland.[615] He was
born ca. Jan. 1840 in Sunderland.[616] They
were not found in the 1881 census in County Durham. He died in Apr. 1882 in
Sunderland, aged 40 [sic] years,[617] and was buried on 3 Apr.
1882 in Monkwearmouth, County Durham.[618] She remarried to
2.) Henry Adams, as his second wife, in ca. Apr. 1885 in Sunderland.[619] He was
born ca. 1841 in Scotland.[620] They
were living on Princess Street in Hedworth Parish, Jarrow Borough, Jarrow Town,
County Durham, in the 1891 census, where he was a cartman,[621] and on Queen’s Road in Jarrow in the
1901 census, where he was a cartman.[622] He
died in ca. Sept. 1901 in South Shields, County Durham, aged 61 years,[623] and
she died in ca. Mar.
1906 in Sunderland, aged 70 years.[624]
7. Elizabeth
“Betsey” Leighton, born ca. 1838 in Sunderland, Durham,[625],
married John Purvis, son of George and Ellen Purvis,[626] in
Oct. 1859 in Hartlepool, Durham.[627] He was
born in 1837 in Newcastle on Tyne, County Northumberland, England,[628] and
baptized on 19 Mar. 1837 in Newcastle on Tyne.[629] They
were living in Hartlepool, County Durham, in the 1861 census, where he was an
engine smith,[630] in
Westoe Township, South Shields Borough, South Shields Town, County Durham, in
the 1871 census, where he was a sea going engineer,[631] and on
Howard Street in All Saints Parish, Newcastle on Tyne Borough, Northumberland,
in the 1881 census, where he was a marine engine fitter.[632] He
died at sea in the Merchant Marines on 20 Nov. 1882, aged 45 years.[633]
1891, She was a widow living in All Saints Parish, Newcastle on
Tyne Borough, Northumberland, in the 1891 census,.[634] but
she was not found in the 1901 census. She was possibly the Elizabeth Purvis who died in Dec. 1906 in Sunderland,
Durham, aged 68 years.[635] They had
children:
a. Eleanor Purvis, born ca. 1862 in
Hartlepool, Durham,[636] was
still unmarried and living with her parents in Newcastle on Tyne,
Northumberland, in the 1881 census, a sewing machinist,[637] but
she was not found in the 1891 or 1901 censuses, and no marriage record was
found for her.
b. John William Purvis, born
ca. 1866 in Newcastle on Tyne, Northumberland,[638]
married Mary Elizabeth Dale, daughter of William and Jane Dale,[639] in ca. Apr. 1884 in
South Shields, Durham.[640] She was born on
19 Jan. 1864 in Gateshead, Durham,[641] and
was baptized on 14 Feb. 1864 in Gateshead, Durham.[642] They
were living in Southwick, County Durham, in the 1891 census, where he was a
pattern maker,[643] and on
Victoria Terrace in Sunderland, Durham, in the 1901 census, where he was a
pattern maker,[644] but
they were not found in the 1911 census. They had children:
1. Alethia Purvis, born ca. Oct.
1884 in Sunderland, Durham,[645]
baptized on 5 Nov. 1884 in St. Peter’s, Monkwearmouth, Durham,[646]
apparently never married. She was not found in the 1911 census, but she died in
Mar. 1968 in Sunderland, aged 83 years.[647]
2. William Dale Purvis, born on 29
Aug. 1886 in Sunderland, Durham,[648]
baptized on 22 Sept. 1886 in Southwick, Durham,[649]
marriage uncertain. He was not found in the 1911 census, but probably died in
ca. Dec. 1956 in Sunderland, aged 70 years.[650]
3. Bertram Purvis, born on 5 Mar.
1888 in Sunderland, Durham,[651]
baptized on 28 Mar. 1888 in Southwick, Durham,[652] he was
not found in the 1911 census, but he married Rita Lambert in Sept. 1917 in
Sunderland.[653] He
died in June 1969 in Sunderland, aged 81 years.[654]
4. Minnie Purvis, born on 23 Mar.
1890 in Sunderland, Durham,[655] baptized
on 16 Apr. 1890 in Southwick, Durham,[656] died
in Dec. 1903 in Sunderland, aged 13 years.[657]
c. George William Purvis,
born on 27 Apr. 1869 in South Shields, Durham,[658]
baptized on 30 May 1869 in St. Hilda’s, South Shields, Durham,[659] was
still unmarried and living with his widowed mother in All Saints Parish,
Newcastle on Tyne, Northumberland, in the 1891 census, a fireman on a steam
boat,[660]
married Annie Isabella Winskell in June 1898 in Gateshead, Durham.[661] She
was born ca. 1870 in Gateshead, Durham.[662] They
were living on Victoria Street in Gateshead, Durham, in the 1901 census, where
he was a stoker in a marine engine works,[663] and
the 1911 census, where he was in carbonic acid gas work.[664] He
served as a Private in the 9th Battalion of the East Lancashire Regiment during
World War I, and was killed on 3 Sept. 1918 in Salonika, Thessaloniki, Greece,
in the Balkan Theatre.[665] She
died in 1932 in Gateshead, aged 61 years.[666] They
had children:
1. George William Purvis, born in
ca. June 1900 in Gateshead, Durham,[667]
marriage uncertain.
2. John Purvis, born ca. Oct. 1902
in Gateshead, Durham,[668] died
young in Dec 1907 in Gateshead.[669]
3. Annie Isabella Purvis, born ca.
Aug. 1904 in Gateshead, Durham.[670]
4. John Purvis, born ca. 1907 in
Gateshead, Durham.[671]
5. James Paston Purvis, born ca.
1909 in Gateshead, Durham.[672]
d. James Walton Purvis, born ca.
1876 in Newcastle on Tyne, Northumberland,.[673] baptized on 8
Nov. 1877 in St. Andrew’s, Newcastle on Tyne, Northumberland,[674] married Sarah Margaret
Munro, daughter of David Munro, on 29 July 1896.[675] They
were not found in the 1901 or 1911 censuses in Durham or Northumberland.
Children not found.
e. Elizabeth Purvis, born in ca. Nov.
1877 in Newcastle on Tyne, Northumberland,[676]
baptized on 21 Nov. 1877 in St. Anne’s, Newcastle on Tyne, Northumberland,[677]
marriage uncertain.
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© 2002 John A.
Maltby,
[3]
England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975, online at www.FamilySearch.org, son of Thomas
Maltby.
[4]
Ancestry.com Brown Family Tree file submitted by Hayley Brown, of London,
England; Enaldn, Yorkshire Parish Registers, 1538-2016, online database at www.FamilySearch.org.
[6] This supposition was first published by Mrs. Dorothy Maltby Verrill, in Maltby-Maltbie Family History, published by Birdsey L. Maltby, in 1916, for The Maltby Association, [hereinafter Verrill, Maltby-Maltbie], pp. 150-151. I have not attempted to verify or disprove this. The arms of Sir John Mautby, Kt., of Norfolk, were described as Quart or. And gules, a bendlet sable, Verrill, Maltby-Maltbie, p. 92.
[10]
According to the Maltby Family Bible, first owned by Capt. Thomas Maltby, son
of this John Maltby, Jr. The bible entry was made some years after the event,
and certainly after the 1756 calendar change. The birth date was probably
expressed according to the current Gregorian calendar, not according to the
Julian calendar that was in existence in 1712.
[11]
Verrill, Maltby-Maltbie,
p. 151, from a certified record made by Rev. Cecil Cooper, Vicar and Rural Dean
of Scarborough for The Maltby Association, son of William Maltby.
[14] Per
Elizabeth Macaluso, of Wyoming, MI, from information she received from Loran
& Barb McKay of Smithers, BC, 5 Apr. 2000.
[16]
Verrill, Maltby-Maltbie,
p. 151. Birth dates are from the Maltby Family Bible; baptismal dates were
transcribed by Rev. Cecil Cooper, Vicar and Rural Dean of Scarborough, for The
Maltby Association.
[17]
Verrill, Maltby-Maltbie,
p. 151, except marriage date is from the I.G.I. controlled extraction of
Scarborough parish records.
[18]
Birth date of John Todd is from Maltby-Maltbie,
p. 151, taken from the Maltby Family Bible. Baptismal dates are from the I.G.I.
controlled extraction of Scarborough Parish Records.
[19]
England, Select Marriages, 1538-1973, from FHL [Family History Library]
microfilm #1469900; Verrill, Maltby-Maltbie, p. 151, the marriage date
and place taken from the Maltby Family Bible.
[21]
England, Select Marriages, 1538-1973, from FHL microfilm #1469900; Verrill, Maltby-Maltbie, p. 151, taken
from the Maltby Family Bible.
[22] From
the I.G.I. controlled extraction of parish records from Whitby, Yorkshire,
England; England, Select Marriages, 1538-1762, from FHL microfilm #919083.
[23] www.findagrave.com, memorial #153616863,
from his gravestone in St. Mary the Virgin Churchyard in Whitby, England, which
describes him as a Master Mariner.
[24]
Through searches on the I.G.I. She was listed as being 21 years of age in 1775
when she married William Robinson, but she must have been much older than 21 to
have married first to George Addison in 1762 and secondly to John Maltby in
1765.
[25]
Verrill, Maltby-Maltbie,
pp. 151-152, including extract of a letter from Bell Wilkinson to Richard
Leighton Maltby.
[26] www.findagrave.com memorial #155976552
for Thomas Boswell, Captain of the “Peggy” of Leith, which was wrecked along
with two other ships the night of Dec. 3-4, 1774, and was buried in St. Aidan
Churchyard in Bamburgh on 17 Dec. 1774. Also buried in the same cemetery are 8
unnamed mariners from the ship “Peggy” and 3 unnamed mariners from the ship
“Success.”
[27] www.findagrave.com, memorial #155976689,
from his gravestone in St. Aidan Churchyard in Bamburgh, Northumberland, which
calls him Captain of the “Success” out of North Shields, which was wrecked off
the Farne Islands during a severe storm along with two other ships, and the
wrecks were tied together. In all 50 people were lost that night.
[29]
England Marriages 1538-1973 Transcription database at www.findmypast.com, from PE 165/16, p.
27, of Yorkshire Marriages; England & Wales Marriages, 1538-1988, online
database at www.Ancestry.com.
[30]
Verrill, Maltby-Maltbie,
p. 152 for baptisms of Maltby children. Letter of John Albert Fish to John
Alfred Montrose Hanson Maltby in 1918, in possession of John A. Maltby,
[hereinafter J.A. Fish Letter], also
has these birth dates, as well as the Robinson birth dates. Robinson baptismal
dates are from the I.G.I. controlled extraction of Scarborough Parish records.
[32] She
was called “native of Bristol” in the baptismal record of her daughter Mary
Maltby, in Sunderland, England. Since Bristol is a port town, Thomas may have
met Mary in Bristol while conducting some commerce there. The names of her
parents have not been discovered.
[33] Per
research of Heath Holdgate; England, Select Marriages, 1538-1973, online at www.Ancestry.com, from FHL microfilm
#0990838, John Baker and Ellen Wilcock.
[39] www.findagrave.com, memorial #171102659,
from his gravestone in St. Mary’s Church, South Hylton, England.
[42]
England & Wales, Christening Index, 1530-1980, online at www.Ancestry.com, her parents Thomas and
Mary Maltby; England, Select Births and Christenings, 1538-1975, online at www.Ancestry.com, from FHL microfilm
#0919206, her parents Thomas and Mary Maltby.
[43] From
the I.G.I. extraction of Sunderland marriage records from FHL microfilm
#091116, “Parish Register Transcripts of Sunderland, Durham, England.” There
were several (perhaps 6) different William Thompsons living in Sunderland and
having children at about the same time. The husband of Elizabeth Maltby was the
only carpenter or shipwright, but identification of his parents is made
difficult because of the commonness of the name in Sunderland.
[45] 1841
England Census, County of Durham, Sunderland Parish, Sunderland Borough, p. 27,
Spring Garden Lane:
William Thompson, male,
50, mariner, born in County Durham
Elizabeth Thompson,
female, 50, born in County Durham
[46] 1841
English Census, County of Durham, Hylton Township, Sunderland Borough, p. 13,
Pottery High Row, No. 1:
Wm Thompson, male, 50,
potter, born in County Durham
Elizth Thompson,
female, 50, born in County Durham
Wm Thompson, male, 15,
appr. shop (?), born in County Durham
Richd Thompson, male,
13, born County Durham
George Thompson, male,
10, born County Durham
John Hums, male, 20,
appr. shop (?), not born in County Durham
[48] 1851
English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland Parish, Sunderland Borough, Page.
45, No. 219, 40 Burleigh St.:
Elizabeth Thompson,
head, widow, female, 60, Potters widow, born Scarborough, Yorkshire
George Thompson, son,
unmarried, 20, Potter, born Hylton, Durham
[49]
Ancestry.com Crawford/Little Family Tree file submitted by sdcrawford1115;
England and Wales Death Registration Index 1837-2007, online database at www.FamilySearch.org, Vol. 10a, p. 259.
[50] All
from the I.G.I. extraction of Sunderland birth records from FHL microfilm
#091116, “Parish Register Transcripts of Sunderland, Durham, England.”
[51]
Parish Register Transcripts of Sunderland, “Sunderland Baptisms, Vol. 2,
1806-1862,” p. 178, from FHL microfilm #091116.
[52]
England and Wales Marriage Registration Index, 1837-2005, online database at www.FamilySearch.org, from Vol. 24, p.
246.
[54] 1851
English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland Parish, Sunderland Borough, Page
61, No. 285, 19 East Street:
Thomas M. Thompson,
head, married, male, 38 [sic], ship wright, born Sunderland, Durham
Eleanor Thompson, wife,
married, female, 33, born Southwick, Durham
William Thompson, son,
male, 9, at home, born Hylton, Durham
Margaret J. Thompson,
daughter, female, 6, at home, born Sunderland, Durham
[55] 1861
English Census, County of Durham, East Ward, Sunderland Parish, Sunderland
Borough, Page 89, No. 98, Moorgate St:
Thomas Thompson, head,
married, male, 43, potter, born Sunderland, Durham
Elenor Thompson, wife,
married, female, 43, born Southwick, Durham
William Thompson, son,
unmarried, male, 19, grocer, born Hylton, Durham
Margaret Jane Thompson,
unmarried, daughter, 17, dress maker, born Sunderland, Durham
[56] 1871
English Census, County of Durham, Southwick Township, Sunderland Borough, Page
66, No. 342, Wellington Street:
Thomas M. Thompson, head, married, male, 54, ship carpenter, potter lab. appresent, born Sunderland, Durham
Eleanor Thompson, wife,
female, 43, born Southwick, Durham
Thomas M. Thompson,
head, married, 54, ship carp. Pott. Lab. at present, born Durham Sunderland
Eleanor Thompson, wife,
married, 54, born Durham Southwick
[57]
England Deaths and Burials, 1538-1991, online database at www.FamilySearch.org, from Southwick,
Durham, England, Item 2, p. 112, #894, from FHL microfilm #1885614.
[58] 1881
English Census, County of Durham, Southwick Township, Sunderland Borough, Page
48, No. 230, 12 Mallaburn Terrace:
Thomas M. Thompson,
head, widower, male, 63, shipwright, born Durham Sunderland
[61]
England, Select Marriages, 1538-1973, online database at www.Ancestry.com, his father Thomas
Thompson, she was a widow, her father Daniel Clemo, from FHL microfilm
#1894163.
[63] 1881
English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland Borough, Sunderland, Page
12, No. 54:
William Thompson, head,
married, 39, grocer, born Hylton, Durham
Jane Thompson, wife,
married, 46, born Fulford, Yorkshire
John Buckle, nephew,
11, scholar, born Stepling fleet, Yorkshire
[64] 1891
English Census, County of Northampton, St. Giles, Northampton Borough, East
Ward, Page 18, No. 136:
William Thompson, head,
married, 48, agent for Singer’s Sewing Machines, born Hylton, Durham
Jane Thompson, wife,
married, 54, born Fulford, Yorkshire
[65] Calculated from her age in the 1861 census; England & Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 24, p. 280.
[66] Ancestry.com
Crawford/Little Family Tree file submitted by sdcrawford1115; England &
Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 694.
[68] 1871
English Census, County of Durham, Bishopwearmouth, Sunderland Borough, Bridge
Ward, Page 15, No. 86, 24 Queen St:
John Little, head,
married, male, 38, waterman, born Sunderland, Durham
Margaret J. Little,
wife, married, female, 26, born Sunderland, Durham
Thomas T. Little, son,
male, 3, born Southwick, Durham
Mary E. Little, daughter,
female, 7 months, born Bishopwearmouth, Durham
[69] 1881
English Census, County of Durham, Bishopwearmouth Township, Sunderland Borough,
Sunderland Town, Page 2-3, No. 10, 8 Avon St.:
John Little, head,
married, male, 42, waterman, born Sunderland, Durham
Margt. J. Little, wife,
female, 35, born Sunderland, Durham
Th. Thompson Little,
son, male, 13, scholar, born Sunderland, Durham
R. Walker Little, son,
male, 8, born Sunderland, Durham
W. Thompson Little,
son, male, 5, born Sunderland, Durham
S. Willis Little, son,
male, 3, born Sunderland, Durham
[70]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1837-1915, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 397.
[71] 1891
English Census, County of Durham, Bishopwearmouth Parish, Sunderland Borough,
West Ward, Sunderland Town, Page 15, No. 611, 51 Totuestone St. South:
Margaret Little, head,
widow, female, 46, born Sunderland, Durham
Robert W. Little, son,
single, male, 18, apprentice rivetter, born Sunderland, Durham
William T. Little, son,
single, male, 15, apprentice rivetter, born Sunderland, Durham
Samuel W. Little, son,
single, male, 13, scholar, born Sunderland, Durham
George H. Little, son,
single, male, 7, scholar, born Sunderland, Durham
[72] 1901
English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland Parish, Sunderland Borough, Park
Ward, Page 53, No. 344, Christopher St.:
Margaret Little, head,
widow, female, 57, born Sunderland, Durham
Samuel Little, son,
single, male, 23, plater, worker, born Sunderland, Durham
George Little, son, single, male, 17, plater, worker, born Sunderland, Durham
[75] Ancestry.com
Crawford/Little Family Tree file submitted by sdcrawford1115; England
& Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 575.
[76]
England, Select Births and Christenings, 1538-1975, online database at www.Ancestry.com, son of John and Margaret
Jane Little..
[77]
Ancestry.com Crawford/Little Family Tree file submitted by sdcrawford1115; UK,
Registers of Births, Marriages and Deaths at Sea, 1844-1890, online image
database at www.Ancestry.com, drowned
while bathing aboard the Loochoo.
[78]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 512.
[79] England,
Select Births and Christenings, 1538-1975, online database at www.Ancestry.com, daughter of John and
Margaret Jane Little.
[80]
Ancestry.com Crawford/Little Family Tree file submitted by sdcrawford1115;
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1837-1915, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 367.
[81]
Ancestry.com Crawford/Little Family Tree file submitted by sdcrawford1115;
England & Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 667.
[82]
1891 English Census, County of Durham, Bishopwearmouth Parish, Sunderland
Borough, West Ward, Sunderland Town, Page 15, No. 611, 51 Totuestone St. South.
[83] Ancestry.com
Crawford/Little Family Tree file submitted by sdcrawford1115; England
& Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 570.
[84]
England, Select Births and Christenings, 1538-1975, online database at www.Ancestry.com, son of John and Margaret
Jane Little.
[85]
Ancestry.com Crawford/Little Family Tree file submitted by sdcrawford1115;
England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1837-1915, online
database at www.Ancestry.com, William T.
Little and Kate Cockton.
[87] 1901 English Census,
County of Durham, Sunderland Parish, Sunderland Borough, Page 45, No. 298, 43
East St.:
William Little, head, married, male, 26,
born Sunderland, Durham
Kate Little, wife, married, female,
22, born Sunderland, Durham
Agnes Little, daughter, female, 3,
born Sunderland, Durham
Lillian Little, daughter, female, 1 month, born
Sunderland, Durham
Maria Cockton, visitor, single,
female, 17, born Sunderland, Durham
[88] 1911
English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland, East Sunderland, No. 437,
Registration Dist. 555, Sub-District 2, Enumeration Dist. 14, 5 So. Durham St.,
Sunderland:
William T. Little,
head, male, 35, married, 14 years, slater, worker, born Sunderland, Durham
Kate Little, wife,
female, 32, married, 14 years, 7 children born, 6 children living, 1 child
died, born Sunderland, Durham
Mary Agnes Little,
daughter, female, 13, school, born Sunderland, Durham
Lillian Little,
daughter, female, 10, school, born Sunderland, Durham
William T. Little, son,
male, 7, school, born Sunderland, Durham
Samuel R. Little, son,
male, 5, school, born Sunderland, Durham
Dorris M. Little,
daughter, female, 3, born Sunderland, Durham
Thomas T. Little, son,
male, 2 months, born Sunderland, Durham
[89] Ancestry.com
Crawford/Little Family Tree file submitted by sdcrawford1115; England
& Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1916-2007, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 683.
[90]
Ancestry.com Crawford/Little Family Tree file submitted by sdcrawford1115;
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1916-2007, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 562,
which gives her death in Sunderland.
[91]
Ancestry.com Crawford/Little Family Tree file submitted by sdcrawford1115;
England & Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 538.
[92]
1901 English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland Parish, Sunderland Borough,
Park Ward, Page 53, No. 344, Christopher St.
[93] Ancestry.com
Crawford/Little Family Tree file submitted by sdcrawford1115; England &
Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol.
10a, p. 924, Samuel Willis Little
and Olga Louisa M. Hauff.
[95] 1911
English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland, Sunderland East, No. 442,
Registration Dist. 555, Sub-District 2, Enumeration Dist. 3, 60 Villella Road,
Sunderland:
Samuel Little, head,
male, 33, married, slater, slate merchant, worker, born Sunderland, Durham
Olga Little, wife, female,
30, married, 7 years, 3 children born, 3 children living, no children died,
born Sunderland, Durham
John Little, son, male,
5, school, born Sunderland, Durham
Edwin Little, son,
male, 6, school, born Sunderland, Durham
Reginald Little, son,
male, 1, born Sunderland, Durham
[96] Ancestry.com
Crawford/Little Family Tree file submitted by sdcrawford1115; England
& Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1916-2007, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 1a, p. 1005.
[98]
Ancestry.com Crawford/Little Family Tree file submitted by sdcrawford1115;
England & Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 623.
[99]
Ancestry.com Crawford/Little Family Tree file submitted by sdcrawford1115;
England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1837-1915, online
database at www.Ancestry.com, George
Henry Little and Letitia Jane Bird.
[101]
1911 English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland, Sunderland East, No. 615,
Registration Dist. 555, Sub-District 2, Enumeration Dist. 14, 134 Hendon Rd.,
Sunderland:
George Henry Little,
head, male, 27, married, 2 years, house slater, worker, born Sunderland, Durham
Letitia Jane Little,
wife, female, 30, married, 2 years, 1 child born, 1 child living, no children
died, born Sunderland, Durham
Mary Ann Little,
daughter, female, 5 weeks, born Sunderland, Durham
[102] Ancestry.com
Crawford/Little Family Tree file submitted by sdcrawford1115; England
& Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1916-2007, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 708.
[104]
Parish Register Transcripts of Sunderland, “Sunderland Baptisms, Vol. 2,
1806-1862,” p. 203, from FHL microfilm #091116.
[105] England,
Select Marriages, 1538-1973, online database at www.Ancestry.com, from FHL microfilm
#0091114; England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1837-1915,
online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol.
24, p. 231.
[107]
1851 English Census, County of Durham, Chester le Street Township, Page 7, No.
29:
Thomas Smith, head,
married, male, 32, fitter, born Newton Hall, Northumberland
Mary Ann Smith, wife,
married, female, 30, born Sunderland, Durham
Robert Smith, son,
male, 6, scholar, born Chester le Street, Durham
James Smith, son, male,
5, born Chester le Street, Durham
Thomas William Smith,
son, male, 1, born Chester le Street, Durham
[108]
1861 English Census, County of Durham, Framwellgate Parish, Durham City, Forth
Ward, Durham Borough, Durham Town, Page 10, No. 60, North Road:
Thomas Smith, head,
married, male, 43, engineer in carpet factory, born Newton Hall, Northumberland
Mary Ann Smith, wife,
married, female, 40, born Sunderland, Durham
James Smith, son, male,
14, apprentice, born Chester-le-Street, Durham
Thomas Smith, son, male,
12, scholar, born Chester-le-Street, Durham
Jane Smith, daughter,
female, 10, scholar, born Chester-le-Street, Durham
William Smith, son,
male, 7, scholar, born Chester-le-Street, Durham
Isabel Smith, daughter,
female, 5, scholar, born Chester-le-Street, Durham
Matilda Smith,
daughter, female, 2, born Framwellgate, Durham
[109]
1871 English Census, County of Durham, Crossgate Township, Durham City, North
Ward, Durham Borough, Page 47, No. 252, Crossgate:
Thomas Smith, head,
married, male, 54, engineer, born Northumberland
Mary Ann Smith, wife,
married, female, 50, born Sunderland, Durham
Jane Smith, daughter,
unmarried, female, 19, machinist, born Chester-le-Street, Durham
William Smith, son,
unmarried, male, 17, butcher’s apprentice, born Chester le Street, Durham
Isabella Smith,
daughter, unmarried, female, 14, scholar, born Chester-le-Street, Durham
Matilda Smith,
daughter, unmarried, female, 12, scholar, born Durham
Rowlandson, Smith, son,
male, 9, scholar, born Durham
Robert Russell,
boarder, married, male, 22, mason, born Scotland
William Houston,
boarder, unmarried, male, 20, mason, born Scotland
[110]
1881 English Census, County of Dunham, Crossgate Township, Dunham Borough,
North Ward, Page 1, No. 4, Milliumgate(?):
Mary Smith, head,
widow, female, 60, widow, born Sunderland, Durham
Jane Smith, daughter,
unmarried, female, 29, machinist, born Chester-le-Street, Durham
William Smith, son,
unmarried, male, 27, butcher, born Chester-le-Street, Durham
Isabell Smith,
daughter, unmarried, female, 24, born Chester-le-Street, Durham
Matilda Smith,
daughter, unmarried, female, 22, dressmaker, born Durham
[111]
1891 England Census, County of Durham, Westoe Parish, South Shields Borough,
Page 37, No. 227, 59 Winchester St.:
Mary Ann Smith, head,
widow, female, 70, born South Shields [sic], Durham
Jas. Edward Smith, son,
single, male, 45, solicitor, born South Shields [sic], Durham
[114]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1837-1915, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 203.
[116]
1891 England Census, County of Durham, Westoe Parish, South Shields Borough,
Page 37, No. 227, 59 Winchester St.
[117]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1837-1915, online
database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a,
p. 1112.
[119]
1901 English Census, County of Durham, South Shields Parish, South Shields
Borough, Bonk Ward, Page 29, No. 191, 53 Wincheden Street:
James E. Smith, head, married, male,
55, solicitor,
own account, born South Shields, Durham
Eleanor Smith, wife, married,
female, 49, born South Shields, Durham
[120]
1911 English Census, County of Durham, South Shields, No. 134, Registration
Dist. 556, Sub-District 1, Enumeration Dist. 41, 53 Winchester Street, South
Shields:
James Edward Smith,
head, male, 65, married 14 years, solicitor, born South Shields, Durham
Eleanor Smith, wife,
female, 57, married, 14 years, no children born, born South Shields, Durham
[121]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1916-2007, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 876.
[122]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1916-2007, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 857.
[124]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1837-1915, online
database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 9d, p.
699.
[126]
1881 English Census,
County of Durham, Stranton Township, West Hartlepool Town, Page 38, No. 185, 4
West Side:
Thomas W. Smith, head,
married, male, 32, coachman, born Chester-le-Street, Durham
Eliza Smith, wife,
married, female, 28, born West Hartlepool, Durham
Jno. A. Smith, son,
unmarried, male, 5, scholar, born Trimdon, Durham
Matilda M. A. Smith,
daughter, unmarried, female, 2, born West Hartlepool, Durham
Jane Smith, daughter,
unmarried, female, 1, born West Hartlepool, Durham
[127]
1891 Census, County of Durham, Elvet Parish, Durham Borough, South Ward, Page
13, No. 87, Volunteer’s Club:
Thomas Smith, head,
married, male, 42, cab driver, born Chester-le-Street, Durham
Eliza Smith, wife,
married, female, 37, born Hartlepool, Durham
John Smith, son, male,
15, brewer’s clerk, born Hartlepool, Durham
Matilda Smith,
daughter, female, 12, born Hartlepool, Durham
Jane Smith, daughter,
female, 10, scholar, born Hartlepool, Durham
Rolandson Smith, son,
male, 9, scholar, born Hartlepool, Durham
Thomas Smith, son,
male, 4, born Durham, Durham
Eliza Smith, daughter,
female, 2, born Durham, Durham
[129]
1881 English Census, County of Dunham, Crossgate Township, Dunham Borough,
North Ward, Page 1, No. 4, Milliumgate(?).
[130] 1891
English Census, County of Durham, Saint Nicholas Parish, Durham Borough, Saint
Nicholas Ward, Durham City, Page 25, No. 136, Back Lane:
Jane Smith, head,
single, female, 38, machinist, born Chester-le-Street, Durham
Matilda Smith, sister,
single, female, 32, dressmaker, born Durham, Durham
Leonard M. Smith,
nephew, male, 1, born Durham, Durham
[131]
1901 English Census, County of Durham, Crossgate Parish, Durham Borough, North
Ward, Page 29, No. 191, Allengate:
Jane Smith, head, single, female,
47, tailor’s machinist, worker, born in Chester-le-Street, Durham
Matilda Smith, sister, single,
female, 40, dressmaker, owns account, home, born Durham
Leonard M. Smith, son, single, male,
11, schoolboy, born Durham
[132]
1911 English Census, County of Durham, Crossgate, No. 161, Registration Dist.
551, Sub-District 2, Enumeration Dist. 6, 21 Allengate, Durham:
Jane Smith, head,
female, 58, single, born Chester-le-Street, Durham
George Miller, brother
in law, male, 52, married, butcher, worker, born Carrville Nl. Durham
Matilda Miller, sister,
female, 50, born City of Durham, Durham
[134]
1881 English Census, County of Dunham, Crossgate Township, Dunham Borough,
North Ward, Page 1, No. 4, Milliumgate(?).
[135]
England, Select Marriages, 1538-1973, St. Margaret’s, Durham, Durham, England,
William Smith and Martha Robinson, from FHL microfilm #2104078.
[137]
1891 English Census, County of Durham, Saint Nicholas Parish, Durham Borough,
Saint Nicholas
Ward, Durham Town, Page 12, No. 72, 88a Claypath:
William Smith, head, married, male,
38, butcher, born
Durham [sic], Durham
Martha Smith, wife, married, female,
37, born
Willington, Durham
Thomas R. Smith, son, male, 8, scholar,
born Durham, Durham
Margaret A. Smith, daughter, female,
3, born
Durham, Durham
[138]
1901 English Census, County of Durham, Durham St. Nicholas Parish, Durham
Borough, St. Nicholas Durham Ward, Durham City, Page 10, No. 64, 88a Claypath:
William Smith, head, male, 47,
butcher, own account, at home, born Chester-le-Street, Durham
Martha Smith, wife, married, female,
46, born Willington, Durham
Thos Robinson Smith, son, single,
male, 18,
butcher, worker, born Durham City
Ethel Mary Smith, daughter, female,
17, born Durham City
Margt. Alice Smith, daughter, female, 13, born
Durham City
[139]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1837-1915, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 232.
[140]
1911 English Census, County of Durham, Saint Nicholas, Durham, No. 62,
Registration Dist. 551, Sub-District 2, Enumeration Dist. 2, 88a Claypath:
William Smith, male,
57, widower, butcher, at home, born Durham, Durham
Thomas Robinson Smith,
son, male, 28, single, butcher, at home, born Durham, Durham
Ethel May Smith,
daughter, female, 27, single, born Durham, Durham
Edith French, servant
domestic, female, 17, single, born Easington, Durham
[141]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1916-2007, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 704.
[143]
1881 English Census, County of Dunham, Crossgate Township, Dunham Borough,
North Ward, Page 1, No. 4, Milliumgate(?).
[144]
England, Select Marriages 1538-1973, online database at www.Ancestry.com, from FHL microfilm
#1894225, her father Thomas Smith, his father James Welsh.
[146]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1916-2007, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 434; www.findagrave.com, memorial #122811235,
from her gravestone in Holy Trinity Churchyard and Cemetery in Pelton, County
Durham.
[147] www.findagrave.com, memorial #122811237,
from his gravestone in Holy Trinity Churchyard and Cemetery in Pelton, Durham.
[148]
Calculated from her age and birthplace in the 1861 census, but her birth place
was given as Durham City in later censuses.
[149]
1881 English Census, County of Dunham, Crossgate Township, Dunham Borough,
North Ward, Page 1, No. 4, Milliumgate(?).
[150]
1891 English Census, County of Durham, Saint Nicholas Parish, Durham Borough,
Saint Nicholas Ward, Durham City, Page 25, No. 136, Back Lane.
[151]
1901 English Census, County of Durham, Crossgate Parish, Durham Borough, North
Ward, Page 29, No. 191, Allengate.
[152]
England, Select Marriages, 1538-1973, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Matilda Smith, of Belmont,
39, daughter of Thomas Smith, and George Miller, of Sunderland, 41, son of
Thomas Miller, from FHL microfilm #1894214.
[154]
1911 English Census, County of Durham, Crossgate, No. 161, Registration Dist.
551, Sub-District 2, Enumeration Dist. 6, 21 Allengate, Durham.
[155]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1916-2007, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 492.
[157]
Parish Register Transcripts of Sunderland, “Sunderland Baptisms, Vol. 2,
1806-1862,” p. 228, from FHL microfilm #091116.
[158] Parish
Register Transcripts of Sunderland, “Sunderland Baptisms, Vol. 2, 1806-1862,”
p. 263, from FHL microfilm #091116. The “2” is blotted out, so it is not
certain if the intended date was 3 April or 23 April, 1825.
[159]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1837-1915, online
database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 24, p.
268.
[161]
1851 English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland, Parish, Sunderland Borough,
Page 31, No. 123, 141 Low Street:
Thomas Mitchell, head,
married, male, 47, cordwainer, born Sunderland, Durham
Dorothy Mitchell, wife,
female, 50, born Newcastle, Northumberland
Catharine Thompson,
married, female, 25, riggers wife, born London, Middlesex
Dorothy Mitchell,
married, female, 20, boot bencher, born Sunderland, Durham
Anne Mitchell,
daughter, unmarried, female, 18, boot bencher, born Sunderland, Durham
Margret Mitchell,
daughter, unmarried, female, 15, boot bencher, born Sunderland, Durham
William Thompson, son,
married, male, 26, rigger, born Sunderland, Durham
Thomas Thompson, son in
law [sic], male, 3, born Sunderland, Durham
Robert Thompson, son in
law [sic], male, 1, born Sunderland, Durham
[162]
1861 English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland Parish, Sunderland Borough,
Sunderland East Ward, Town of Sunderland, Page 45, No. 265, Flag Lane:
William Thompson, head,
married, male, 36, rigger master, born Sunderland, Durham
Catherine Thompson,
wife, married, female, 34, born London
Thomas Thompson, son,
male, 13, draper errand boy, born Sunderland, Durham
Robert Thompson, son,
male, 12, grocer’s errand boy, born Sunderland, Durham
Henry A. Thompson, son,
male, 7, born Sunderland, Durham
Dorothy Thompson,
daughter, female, 4, born Sunderland, Durham
Margaret Thompson,
daughter, female, 2, born Sunderland, Durham
William Thompson, son,
male, 9, born Sunderland, Durham
Living next door, No.
266:
Thomas Mitchell, head,
widower, male, 55, boot maker, born Sunderland, Durham
Dorothy Mitchell,
daughter, unmarried, female, 27, boot binder, born Sunderland, Durham
[163]
1871 English Census, County of Durham, Bishopwearmouth, Sunderland Borough,
West Ward, Page 62, No. 283, 2 Simpson St.:
William Thompson, head,
married, male, 46, rigger, born London [sic]
Kate Thompson, wife,
married, female, 44, born London
Thomas Thompson, son, unmarried,
male, 23, shipwright, born Sunderland, Durham
Robert Thompson, son,
unmarried, male, 20, shipwright, born Sunderland, Durham
William J. Thompson,
son, unmarried, male, 18, blacksmith, born Sunderland, Durham
Abraham Thompson, son,
male, 16, blacksmith, born Sunderland, Durham
Dorothy Thompson,
daughter, female, 14, servant, born Sunderland, Durham
Margaret Thompson,
daughter, female, 12, servant, born Sunderland, Durham
George Thompson, son,
male, 9, born Sunderland, Durham
Kate Thompson,
daughter, female, 5, born Sunderland, Durham
[164]
1881 English Census, County of Durham, Bishopwearmouth Township, Sunderland
Borough, West Ward, Page 24, No. 117, 53 Healey St.:
William Thompson, head,
married, male, 56, ship rigger, born Sunderland, Durham
Catherine Thompson,
wife, married, female, 54, born London
Robert Thompson, son,
unmarried, male, 31, shipwright, born Sunderland, Durham
Abraham Thompson, son,
unmarried, male, 26, ship caulker, born Sunderland, Durham
George Thompson, son,
unmarried, male, 19, coachman, born Sunderland, Durham
Catherine Thompson,
daughter, unmarried, female, 15, scholar, born Sunderland, Durham
Thomas Mitchell,
father, married, male, 77, shoe maker, born Sunderland, Durham
[165] www.findagrave.com, memorial #247847637,
from her gravestone in Bishopwearmouth Cemetery in Bishopwearmouth, Sunderland, Durham;
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1837-1915, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 333..
[166] 1891
English Census, County of Durham, Bishopwearmouth Parish, Sunderland Borough,
West Ward, Page 19, No. 115, 27 Milburn St.
[167] www.findagrave.com, memorial #247946202,
from his gravestone in Bishopwearmouth Cemetery in Bishopwearmouth, Sunderland; England,
Select Deaths and Burials, 1538-1991, online database at www.Ancestry.com, from FHL microfilm
#1514679, his burial on 17 Apr. 1892 in Bishopwearmouth, Sunderland, Durham;
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1837-1915, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 296..
[169]
1871 English Census, County of Durham, Bishopwearmouth, Sunderland Borough,
West Ward, Page 62, No. 283, 2 Simpson St.
[171]
England, Select Marriages, 1538-1973, online database at www.Ancestry.com, from FHL microfilm
#1514556, his father William Thompson, her father George Huntley.
[173]
England, Select Births and Christenings, 1538-1975, online database at www.Ancestry.com, from FHL microfilm
#1482466, daughter of George and Mary Ann Huntley.
[174]
1881 English Census, County of Durham, Bishopwearmouth Parish, Sunderland
Borough, West Ward, Durham County, Page 41, No. 217, 2 Offerton St.:
Thomas Thompson, head,
married, male, 34, boiler smith, born Sunderland, Durham
Sarah Thompson, wife, married,
female, 30, fruitever, born Sunderland, Durham
George W. Thompson,
son, male, 8, scholar, born Sunderland, Durham
Thomas Thompson, son,
male, 3
Joseph Thompson, son,
male, 1
[175] www.findagrave.com, memorial #247845198,
from his gravestone in Bishopwearmouth Cemetery; England, Select Deaths and
Burials, 1538-1991, online database at www.Ancestry.com,
from FHL microfilm #1514554, his burial on 25 May 1884; England & Wales,
Civil Registration Death Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 276.
[176]
1891 English Census, Bishopwearmouth, Sunderland Borough, West Ward, County
Durham, Page 47, No. 144, Albert St.:
Sarah Thompson, head,
widow, 41, dressmaker, born Sunderland, Durham
George W. Thompson,
son, single, 18, riveter apprentice, born Sunderland, Durham
Thomas Thompson, son,
13, scholar, born Sunderland, Durham
Joseph Thompson, son,
single, 11, scholar, born Sunderland, Durham
Mary A. Thompson,
daughter, single, 9, scholar, born Sunderland, Durham
George Huntly,
grandfather, widow, 66, chain maker, born Sunderland, Durham
George Huntly, nephew,
single, 3, born Sunderland, Durham
W. Hobson, lodger, 19,
rivetter apprentice, born Sunderland, Durham
[177]
1901 English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland Parish, Sunderland Borough,
Pallion Ward, Page
44, No. 276, 56 Peacock St.:
Sarah Thompson, head, widow, female,
50, born
Sunderland, Durham
Thomas Thompson, son, single, male,
22, rivet
heater, worker,
born Sunderland, Durham
Joe Thompson, son, single, male, 21,
rivet heater, worker, born
Sunderland, Durham
Mary Thompson, daughter, single,
female, 19, general
domestic servant, worker, born Sunderland, Durham
George Thompson, nephew, single, male,
10, born
Sunderland, Durham
Hodgson Parnby, lodger, single,
male, 40, ship riveter, worker, born Sunderland, Durham
[180]
1901 English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland Parish, Sunderland Borough,
Pallion Ward, Page 44, No. 276, 56 Peacock St.
[181] Per
the 1911 census they had been married 9 years; England & Wales, Civil
Registration Marriage Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 920.
[183]
1911 English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland, Sunderland West, Deptford,
No. 244, Registration Dist. 555, Sub-District 1, Enumeration Dist. 28, 22 John
Street West, Deptford, Sunderland:
Thomas Thompson, head,
male, 32, married, 9 years, boiler maker holder up, ship-building, worker, born
Sunderland, Durham
Elizabeth Thompson, wife,
female, 42, married, 9 years, 4 children born, 4 children living, no children
died, born Sunderland, Durham
Irving Ruddick Forster,
stepson, male, 12, single, school, born Sunderland, Durham
Margaret Thompson,
daughter, female, 8, single, school, born Sunderland, Durham
Sarah Huntley Thompson,
daughter, female, 7, single, school, born Sunderland, Durham
Peter Nixon Thompson,
son, male, 5, single, born Sunderland, Durham
Isabella Thompson,
daughter, female, 3, single, born Sunderland, Durham
[185]
1901 English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland Parish, Sunderland Borough,
Pallion Ward, Page 44, No. 276, 56 Peacock St.
[188]
1911 English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland, Sunderland East, No. 85,
Registration Dist. 555, Sub-District 2, Enumeration Dist. 23, 80 Wear Street,
Sunderland:
John Walton, head,
male, 68, widower, foreman waterman, docks River Wear, commissioner, born
Sunderland, Durham
Joseph Thompson, son in
law, male, 31, married, butcher, employer, born Sunderland, Durham
Martha Thompson,
daughter, female, 30, married, 5 years, 3 children born, 2 children living, 1
child died, born Sunderland, Durham
Kate Thompson,
granddaughter, female, 7, school, born Sunderland, Durham
James Thompson,
grandson, male, 6, school, born Sunderland, Durham
[191]
1871 English Census, County of Durham, Bishopwearmouth, Sunderland Borough,
West Ward, Page 62, No. 283, 2 Simpson St.
[192]
1881 English Census, County of Durham, Bishopwearmouth Township, Sunderland
Borough, West Ward, Page 24, No. 117, 53 Healey St.
[193] www.findagrave.com, memorial #248217425,
from his gravestone in Bishopwearmouth Cemetery in Bishopwearmouth, Sunderland,
Durham; England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1837-1915, online
database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a,
p. 340.
[194]
Calculated from his age and birthplace in the 1861 census, his middle name from
his gravestone.
[195] Per
the Ancestry.com Thompson family tree file submitted by Craig Thompson; England
& Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 821.
[196]
Calculated from her age and birthplace in the 1891 census; England
& Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online image database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 377.
[197]
1881 English Census, County of Durham, Bishopwearmouth Township, Sunderland
Borough, West Ward, Page 27, No. 404, North Milburn St.:
William J. Thompson,
head, married, male, 27, ship caulker, born Sunderland, Durham
Dorothy Thompson, wife,
married, female, 25, born Sunderland, Durham
Arthur Thompson, son,
male, 5, born Sunderland, Durham
William J. Thompson, son,
male, 3, born Sunderland, Durham
Dorothy A. Thompson,
daughter, female, 1, born Sunderland, Durham
[198]
1891 English Census, County of Durham, Bishopwearmouth Parish, Sunderland
Borough, West Ward, Page 21, No. 135, 35 Grenville St.:
William Thompson, head,
married, male, 36, boilermaker, born Sunderland, Durham
Dorothy Thompson, wife,
married, female, 35, born Sunderland, Durham
Arthur Thompson, son,
single, male, 15, errand boy, born Sunderland, Durham
William Thompson, son,
single, male, 13, born Sunderland, Durham
Dorothy Thompson,
daughter, single, female, 11, born Sunderland, Durham
Catherine Thompson,
daughter, female, 9, born Sunderland, Durham
Ellen Thompson,
daughter, female, 5, born Sunderland, Durham
Sarah A. Thompson,
daughter, female, 3, born Sunderland, Durham
Abraham Thompson,
brother, unmarried, male, 34, boilermaker, born Sunderland, Durham
[199]
1901 English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland Parish, Sunderland Borough,
Deptfort Ward, Page 88, No. 239, 23 Back Harrison St.::
William J. Thompson,
head, married, male,
47, ship caulker, worker, born Sunderland, Durham
Dorothy Thompson, wife,
married, female, 44,
born Sunderland, Durham
Kate Thompson,
daughter, female, 19,
packer, bottle house, worker, born Sunderland, Durham
Eleanor Thompson,
daughter, female, 15,
packer, bottle house, worker, born Sunderland, Durham
Sarah A. Thompson,
daughter, female, 13,
born Sunderland, Durham
Abraham Thompson, son, male, 10, born
Sunderland, Durham
Robert Thompson, son, male, 5, born
Sunderland, Durham
James Thompson, son, male, 2, born
Sunderland, Durham
Abraham Thompson,
boarder, 45, male,
, ship caulker, worker, born
Sunderland, Durham
[200] 1911 English Census, County of
Durham, Sunderland, West Sunderland, No. 52, Registration Dist. 555,
Sub-District 1, Enumeration Dist. 28, 33 Trimdon Street, Deptford, Sunderland:
William John Thompson, head, male,
59, married, 36 years, caulker, shipyard, worker, born Sunderland, Durham
Dorothy Ann Thompson, wife, female,
55, married, 36 years, 14 children born, 9 children living, 5 children died, born
Sunderland, Durham
Eleanor C. Thompson, daughter,
female, 24, single, born Sunderland, Durham
Abraham Thompson, son, male, 20,
single, caulker, shipyard, worker, born Sunderland, Durham
Sarah Ann Thompson, daughter, female, 22, single,
born Sunderland, Durham
Robert Thompson, son, male, 16,
single, store boy, shipyard, worker, born Sunderland, Durham
James Thompson, son, male, 12,
single, school, born Sunderland, Durham
Abraham Thompson, boarder, male, 55,
single, caulker, shipyard, worker, born Sunderland, Durham
[201] www.findagrave.com, memorial #248299170,
from her gravestone in Bishopwearmouth Cemetery, wife of William John Thompson;
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1837-1915, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 724.
[202] www.findagrave.com, memorial #248324036,
from his gravestone in Bishopwearmouth Cemetery; England & Wales, Civil
Registration Death Index, 1916-2007, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 638.
[204]
England, Select Births and Christenings, 1538-1975, online database at www.Ancestry.com, from FHL microfilm
#1894621, son of William John and Dorothy Thompson.
[207]
1901 English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland Parish, Sunderland Borough,
Bridge Ward, Page 17, No. 101, 10 Stanley Street:
Arthur T. Thompson,
head, married, male, 28, shoemaker, worker, born Sunderland, Durham
Lily A. Thompson, wife,
married, female, 22, born Sunderland, Durham
Arthur T. Thompson,
son, single, male, 4, born Sunderland, Durham
William G. Thompson,
son, single, male, 2, born Sunderland, Durham
[208]
1911 English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland, Sunderland East, No. 155,
Registration Dist. 555, Sub-District 2, Enumeration Dist. 15, 1 Upper Sans St.,
Sunderland:
Arthur Thompson, head,
male, 35, married, 14 years, shipyard labourer, worker, born Sunderland, Durham
Lizzie Thompson, wife,
female, 33, married, 14 years, 6 children born, 5 children living, 1 child
died, working in house, born Sunderland, Durham
Willie Thompson, son,
male, 13, single, at school, born Sunderland, Durham
Catherine Thompson,
daughter, female, 12, single, at school, born Middlesbrough, Yorkshire
Arthur Thompson, son,
male, 9, single, at school, born Sunderland, Durham
Mary Ann Thompson,
daughter, female, 6, single, at school, born Sunderland, Durham
Margerite Thompson, daughter, female, 4, single, born Sunderland, Durham
[209] Per
the Ancestry.com Thompson family tree file submitted by Craig Thompson; www.findagrave.com, memorial #248814701,
from his gravestone in Bishopwearmouth Cemetery in Bishopwearmouth, Sunderland,
County Durham.; England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index,
1916-2005, online database at www.Ancestry.com,
Vol. 10a, p. 1327.
[210]
Calculated from her age and birthplace in the 1891 census; England &
Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 541.
[212]
www.findagrave.com, memorial
#248817775, from her gravestone in Bishopwearmouth Cemetery in Bishopwearmouth,
Durham, widow
of Arthur Thompson.
[214]
Calculated from her age and birthplace in the 1881 census; England &
Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 519.
[215]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1837-1915, online
database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a,
p. 769.
[217]
1911 English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland, Sunderland West, No. 251,
Registration Dist. 555, Sub-District 1, Enumeration Dist. 28, 5 Gerald Street,
Seyes Quary, Deptford, Sunderland:
William Binns, head,
male, 36, married, 10 years, glass bottle blower, glass bottle works, worker,
born Hendon, Sunderland, Durham
Dorothy Ann Binns,
wife, female, 31, married, 10 years, 6 children born, 5 children living, 1
child died, born Deptford, Sunderland, Durham
William Binns, son,
male, 8, school, born Ballast Hill, Sunderland, Durham
Thomas Binns, son,
male, 5, school, born Deptford, Sunderland, Durham
Dorothy Elizabeth
Binns, daughter, female, 4, born Ballast Hills, Sunderland, Durham
Robert Binns, son,
male, 2, born Ballast Hills, Sunderland, Durham
Ellinor Binns,
daughter, female, 7 weeks, born Ballast Hills, Sunderland, Durham
[219]
1901 English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland Parish, Sunderland Borough,
Deptford Ward, Page 88, No. 239, 23 Back Harrison St.
[220]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1837-1915, online
database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a,
p. 1143, Walter Paterson and Catherine Mitchell Thompson.
[222]
1911 English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland, Sunderland West, No. 349,
Registration Dist. 555, Sub-District 1, Enumeration Dist. 28, 3 Chapel Street,
Deptford, Sunderland:
Walter Paterson, head,
male, 27, married, gatherer, bottle works, worker, born in Sunderland, Durham
Catherine Paterson,
wife, female, 27, married, 6 years, 3 children born, 2 children living, 1 child
died, born Sunderland, Durham
Walter Paterson, son,
male, 5, born Sunderland, Durham
[223]
Calculated from her age and birthplace in the 1891 census; England &
Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 6009,
recorded as “Ellen” Cook Thompson.
[224]
1911 English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland, West Sunderland, No. 52,
Registration Dist. 555, Sub-District 1, Enumeration Dist. 28, 33 Trimdon
Street, Deptford, Sunderland.
[226]
1911 English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland, West Sunderland, No. 52,
Registration Dist. 555, Sub-District 1, Enumeration Dist. 28, 33 Trimdon
Street, Deptford, Sunderland.
[227]
Calculated from his age and birthplace in the 1901 census; England &
Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 665, recorded
as “Abram” Thompson.
[228]
1911 English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland, West Sunderland, No. 52,
Registration Dist. 555, Sub-District 1, Enumeration Dist. 28, 33 Trimdon
Street, Deptford, Sunderland.
[229]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1837-1915, online
database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a,
p. 1229.
[230] Calculated
from his age and birthplace in the 1901 census; England & Wales,
Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 569.
[232]
Calculated from his age and birthplace in the 1861 census, his first name from
the 1861 census, but he was just called Abraham after that.
[233] 1881
English Census, County of Durham, Bishopwearmouth Township, Sunderland Borough,
West Ward, Page 24, No. 117, 53 Healey St.
[234]
1891 English Census, County of Durham, Bishopwearmouth Parish, Sunderland
Borough, West Ward, Page 21, No. 135, 35 Grenville St.
[235]
1901 English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland Parish, Sunderland Borough,
Deptford Ward, Page 88, No. 239, 23 Back Harrison St.
[236]
1911 English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland, West Sunderland, No. 52,
Registration Dist. 555, Sub-District 1, Enumeration Dist. 28, 33 Trimdon
Street, Deptford, Sunderland.
[237] Ancestry.com
Burnett Family Tree file submitted by Christine Ruff; England & Wales,
Civil Registration Death Index, 1916-2007, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 942.
[238]
Calculated from her age and birthplace in the 1861 census; England &
Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online image database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 384.
[239]
Calculated from her age and birthplace in the 1861 census; England &
Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online image database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 453.
[240]
Ancestry.com Thompson family tree file submitted by Craig Thompson; England & Wales,
Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 793, Margaret Thompson and
William Johnston..
[241]
Ancestry.com Thompson family tree file submitted by Craig Thompson; calculated from his age
and birthplace in the 1881 census..
[242]
1881 English Census, County of Durham, Bishopwearmouth Township, Sunderland
Borough, West Ward, Page 16, No. 83, 24˝ Healey St.:
William Johnston, head,
married, male, 26, glass cutter, born Sunderland, Durham
Margaret Johnston,
wife, married, female, 21, born Sunderland, Durham
Ada Johnston, daughter,
female, 2, born Sunderland, Durham
William Johnston, son,
male, 1, born Sunderland, Durham
[243]
1891 English Census, Cunty of Durham, Bishopwearmouth Parish, Sunderland
Borough, West Ward, Page 19, No. 115. 27 Milburn St.:
William Johnston, head,
married, male, 36, glass cutter & lead glazier, born Sunderland, Durham
Margaret Johnston,
wife, married, female, 31, born Sunderland, Durham
William Johnston, son,
male, 11, scholar, born Sunderland, Durham
Lily Johnston,
daughter, female, 5, born Sunderland, Durham
Alfred Johnston, son,
male, 3, born Sunderland, Durham
Frances M. Johnston,
daughter, female, 1, born Sunderland, Durham
William Thompson,
widower, male, 66, store keeper, born Sunderland, Durham
[244]
1901 English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland Parish, Sunderland Borough,
Deptford Ward, Page 51=52, No. 315, 15 Alfred St.:
William Johnston, head,
married, male, 46, stained glass window maker, worker, born Sunderland, Durham
Margaret Johnston,
wife, married, female,
41, born Sunderland, Durham
William Johnston, male, 21, pressed
glass maker, worker, born Sunderland, Durham
Lily Johnston, female, 15, born Sunderland, Durham
Alfred Johnston, male, 14, errand boy, worker, born Sunderland, Durham
Frances M. Johnston, female, 11, born
Sunderland, Durham
Ethel M. Johnston, female, 9, born
Sunderland, Durham
Ernest Johnston, female, 7, born Sunderland,
Durham
Hilda Johnston,
daughter, female, 5, born
Sunderland, Durham
[245] Per
the Ancestry.com Thompson family tree file submitted by Craig Thompson; England,
Select Deaths and Burials, 1538-1991, online database at www.Ancestry.com, from FHL microfilm
#1894622, buried in Bishopwearmouth; England & Wales, Civil Registration
Death Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com,
Vol. 10a, p. 412, which gives his age as 47.
[249]
1911 English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland, Sunderland West, No. 3,
Registration Dist. 555, Sub-District 1, Enumeration Dist. 17, 136 Chester Rd.,
Sunderland:
Alfred Johnston, head,
male, 33, married, 7 years, gas stoker, Sunderland Gas Company, worker, born
Sunderland, Durham
Margeret Johnston,
mother [sic], female, 50 [sic], married, 7 years, born Sunderland, Durham
William Johnston,
stepson, male, 31, single, glass maker flint, Sunderland Flint Glassworks,
worker, born Sunderland, Durham
Lily Johnston,
stepdaughter, female, 26, single, at home, born Sunderland, Durham
Alfred Johnston,
stepson, male, 24, single, glass labourer, Sunderland Flint Glassworks, worker,
born Sunderland, Durham
Francis Johnston,
stepdaughter, female, 21, single, ironer laundry employee, Grange Laundry Co.,
worker, born Sunderland, Durham
Ethel Johnston,
stepdaughter, female, 19, single, ironer laundry employee, Grange Laundry Co.,
worker, born Sunderland, Durham
Ernest Johnston,
stepson, male, 17, single, apprentice mold maker, Sunderland Flint Glassworks,
worker, born Sunderland, Durham
Hilda Johnston,
stepdaughter, female, 15, single, born Sunderland, Durham
Stanley Johnston,
stepson, male, 11, single, born Sunderland, Durham
Elexander Thwaites,
lodger, male, 21, single, fitter (marine engine), Clarks Engine Works, worker
[251]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1916-2007, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 1a, p. 746.
[252]
Calculated from her age and birthplace in the 1881 census; England &
Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 524.
[253]
Calculated from his age and birthplace in the 1881 census; England &
Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 482.
[254]
1911 English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland, Sunderland West, No. 3,
Registration Dist. 555, Sub-District 1, Enumeration Dist. 17, 136 Chester Rd.,
Sunderland.
[255]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1837-1915, online
database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a,
p. 1120.
[256]
Calculated from her age and birthplace in the 1891 census; England &
Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 541.
[257]
1911 English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland, Sunderland West, No. 3,
Registration Dist. 555, Sub-District 1, Enumeration Dist. 17, 136 Chester Rd.,
Sunderland.
[258] Per
the Ancestry.com Thompson family tree file submitted by Craig Thompson; www.findagrave.com, memorial #248814701,
from his gravestone in Bishopwearmouth Cemetery in Bishopwearmouth, Sunderland,
County Durham.; England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index,
1916-2005, online database at www.Ancestry.com,
Vol. 10a, p. 1327.
[261]
www.findagrave.com, memorial #248817775,
from her gravestone in Bishopwearmouth Cemetery in Bishopwearmouth, Durham,
widow of
Arthur Thompson.
[262]
Calculated from his age and birthplace in the 1891 census; England &
Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 5662.
[263]
1911 English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland, Sunderland West, No. 3,
Registration Dist. 555, Sub-District 1, Enumeration Dist. 17, 136 Chester Rd.,
Sunderland.
[264]
Calculated from her age and birthplace in the 1891 census; England &
Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 571.
[265]
1911 English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland, Sunderland West, No. 3,
Registration Dist. 555, Sub-District 1, Enumeration Dist. 17, 136 Chester Rd.,
Sunderland.
[267]
Calculated from his age and birthplace in the 1901 census; England &
Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 565.
[268]
Calculated from her age and birthplace in the 1901 census; England &
Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 565.
[269]
Calculated from his age and birthplace in the 1911 census; England & Wales,
Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 596, but he
was not listed in his parents’ household in the 1901 census.
[271]
1881 English Census, County of Durham, Bishopwearmouth Township, Sunderland
Borough, West Ward, Page 24, No. 117, 53 Healey St.
[272]
England and Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 701, George Thompson and
Susan Baxter.
[274]
1891 English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland Parish, Sunderland Borough,
East Ward, Page 6-7, No. 48, 17 Silver St.:
George Thompson, head,
married, male, 29, marine engine fitter, born Sunderland, Durham
Susan Thompson, wife,
married, female, 30, born Sunderland, Durham
Mary L. Thompson,
daughter, female, 4, born Sunderland, Durham
George Thompson, son,
male, 2, born Sunderland, Durham
[275]
1901 English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland, St. John’s Parish,
Sunderland Borough, East Ward, Page 33, No. 184, 18 Silver St.:
Geo Thompson, head,
married, 39, engine fitter, worker, born Sunderland, Durham
Susan Thompson, wife, married,
40, born Sunderland, Durham
Mary Lizzie Thompson,
daughter, 13, born Sunderland, Durham
Geo Thompson, son, 11,
born Sunderland, Durham
Jane Ann Thompson,
daughter, 9, born Sunderland, Durham
[276]
1911 English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland, Sunderland East, No. 216, Registration Dist. 555,
Sub-District 2, Enumeration Dist. 26, 24 Malings Rigg:
George Thompson, head, male, 49,
married, 26 years, marine engineer, engine
works, worker,
born
Sunderland, Durham
Susan Thompson, wife, female, 50,
married, 26 years, 8 children born, 2 children living, 6 children died, born
Sunderland, Durham
Mary Lizzie Thompson, daughter,
female, 24, single, born Sunderland, Durham
John Baxbe [sic], brother in law,
male, 42, single, dock laborer, stevedore, born Sunderland, Durham
William Anderson, nephew, male, 4, born Sunderland, Durham
[277]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1837-1915, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 729,
but her gravestone was not found in Bishopwearmouth Cemetery with her
husband’s.
[278] www.findagrave.com, memorial #248315753,
from his gravestone in Bishopwearmouth Cemetery in Bishopwearmouth, Sunderland; England
& Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 897..
[279]
Calculated from her age and birthplace in the 1891 census; England &
Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 626.
[280]
1911 English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland, Sunderland East, No. 216,
Registration Dist. 555, Sub-District 2, Enumeration Dist. 26, 24 Malings Rigg.
[283]
Calculated from her age and birthplace in the 1871 census; England &
Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 481.
[284]
Calculated from his age in the 1841 census; England & Wales, Non-Conformist
and Non-Parochial Registers, 1567-1936, online image database at www.Ancestry.com, denomination Primitive
Methodist, his parents William Thompson and Elizabeth Maltby.
[285]
Parish Register Transcripts of Sunderland, “Sunderland Baptisms, Vol. 2,
1806-1862,” p. 340, from FHL microfilm #091116. George was baptized in 1832,
the same day that his cousin, Joseph Nicholson Leighton, was baptized.
[286]
1851 English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland Parish, Sunderland Borough,
Page. 45, No. 219, 40 Burleigh St.
[287]
Ancestry.com Crawford/Little Family Tree file submitted by sdcrawford1115;
England, Select Deaths and Burials, 1538-1991, online database at www.Ancestry.com, from FHL microfilm
#1894475.
[288]
Marriage records of Monkwearmouth Parish Registers, Durham Co., England, from
George Bell’s transcripts.
[289]
“Parish Register Transcripts of Sunderland, England, Baptisms, Vol. V,
1797-1812,” from FHL microfilm #091115; “Parish Register Transcripts of
Sunderland, England, Sunderland Baptisms, Vol. 1, 1719-1804,” p. 437, from FHL
microfilm #091116. The mother’s maiden name is given for most of the children
baptized, but not for Mary’s mother, unfortunately.
[290]
From the I.G.I. extraction of Sunderland marriage records from FHL microfilm
#091116, “Parish Register Transcripts of Sunderland, Durham, England,
1804-1837.” He was called only “Richard Lighton” in the marriage record. His
full name was given at his baptism in Gateshead, and again at the baptism of
his son Joseph Nicholson Leighton. His second middle name, Grierson, may have
been Grayson.
[291]
From the I.G.I. extraction of Gateshead baptismal records from FHL microfilm
#252779-252785, “Parish Register Transcripts of Gateshead, Durham, England.”
The marriage record of John Leighton and Mary Nicholson, on 19 Feb. 1786 in
Gateshead, is from FHL microfilm #252795.
[292]
1841 English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland Parish, Sunderland Borough,
Page 25, Spring Garden Lane:
Mary Leighton, female,
40 [sic], born in Sunderland, Durham
Richd. Leighton, male,
15, shipwright apprentice, born in Sunderland, Durham
Thos. Leighton, male,
14, born in Sunderland, Durham
John Leighton, male,
11, born in Sunderland, Durham
Joseph Leighton, 8,
male, born in Sunderland, Durham
Jessie Leighton, 5,
female, born in Sunderland, Durham
Elizabeth Leighton, 2,
female, born in Sunderland, Durham
[293]
1851 English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland Parish, Sunderland Borough,
Page 43, No. 213, 43 Spring Garden Lane:
Richard Leighton, head,
married, male, 57, master mariner, born Gateshead, Durham
Mary Leighton, wife,
married, female, 53, born Sunderland, Durham
Thomas Leighton, son,
unmarried, male, 25, seaman, born Sunderland, Durham
Joseph Leighton, son,
unmarried, male, 18, shipwright’s apprentice, born Sunderland, Durham
Jessie Leighton,
daughter, unmarried, female, 15, born Sunderland, Durham
Elizabeth Leighton,
daughter, female, 12, born Sunderland, Durham
[294]
1861 English Census, County of Durham, Hartlepool Parish, Hartlepool Borough,
Hartlepool Town, Page 34, No. 188, Hart Street:
Richard O. G. Leighton,
head, married, male, 60, master mariner & pilot, born Gateshead Fell,
Durham
Mary Leighton, wife,
married, female, 63, born Sunderland, Durham
[295]
1871 English Census, County of Durham, Hartlepool Township, Hartlepool Borough,
Hartlepool Town, Page 27, No. 136, 22 Hart St.:
Richard O. G. Leighton,
head, married, male, 70, born Gateshead Fell, Durham
Mary Leighton, wife,
married, female, 73, born Sunderland, Durham
[296] www.findagrave.com, memorial #143795330,
from their gravestone in Spion Kop Municipal Cemetery in Hartlepool, England,
called wife of Rich. D. O. G. Leighton, master mariner; J.A. Fish Letter.
[297] www.findagrave.com, memorial #143795330, from
their gravestone in Spion Kop Municipal Cemetery in Hartlepool, England.
[298]
Birth or baptismal dates from the J.A.
Fish Letter, and from the I.G.I. extraction of Sunderland birth records
from FHL microfilm #091116, “Parish Register Transcripts of Sunderland, Durham,
England.”
[299]
Parish Register Transcripts of Sunderland, “Sunderland Baptisms, Vol. 2,
1806-1862,” p. 254, from FHL microfilm #091116.
[302]
1851 English Census, County of Durham, Bishopwearmouth Township, Saint Michael
Parish Church, Sunderland Borough, Page 40, No. 150, Back Lawrence St:
Rich Leighton, head,
married, male, 27, shipwright, born Sunderland, Durham
Dorothy Leighton, wife,
married, female, 27, born Sunderland, Durham
John Leighton, son,
male, 5, scholar, born Sunderland, Durham
Dorothy Leighton,
daughter, female, 3, home, born Sunderland, Durham
[303]
1861 English Census, List of the Crew and Others on Board of the Ship called
the Ocean Breeze on 7 Apr. 1861, Page 88:
Richd. M. Leighton,
married, male, 37, master, born Sunderland, Durham
James Henshilk,
unmarried, male, 17, apprentice, born Bolton, Lancashire
Dorothy Leighton, married,
female, 37, master’s wife, born Sunderland, Durham
Dorothy Leighton,
daughter, female, 12, master’s daughter, born Sunderland, Durham
Richd. Leighton, child,
male, 1, master’s son, born Sunderland, Durham
[304] J.A.
Fish letter, but the only Dorothy Leighton death record for that time was
recorded in Sudbury, Suffolk Co., England, from England & Wales, Civil
Registration Death Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 4a, p. 239.
[306]
England & Wales FreeBMD Marriage Index, 1837-1915, vol. 10a, p. 628;
England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1837-1915, online
database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a,
p. 628.
[307]
Calculated from her age and birthplace in the 1871 census, her birth
date from her baptismal record.
[308]
England & Wales, Non-Conformist and Non-Parochial Registers, 1567-1936,
online image database at www.Ancestry.com,
Presbyterian, her parents James and Mary Gouinlock or Gownlock.
[309]
1871 English Census, County of Durham, Bishopwearmouth Parish, Sunderland
Borough, Sunderland Town, Page 82, No. 478, 19 Hendon Road:
Sarah Leighton, wife,
married, female, 40, provision dealer, born Bishopwearmouth, Durham
Gideon Leighton, son,
male, 12, scholar, born Sunderland, Durham
Mary Leighton,
daughter, female, 3, born Durham, Durham
Mary Gouinlock, mother,
widow, female, 82, widow, born Sunderland, Durham
Mary W. Marr, niece,
unmarried, female, 23, shopkeeper, born Sunderland, Durham
[310]
England & Wales,
Civil Registration Death Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 318.
[311]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 24, p. 189.
[312]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1837-1915, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 24, p. 209.
[313]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 24, p. 355.
[316]
1871 English Census, County of Durham, Bishopwearmouth Township, Sunderland
Borough, Page 2, No. 8, 3 Finchale Terrace:
Dorothy McClure, wife,
married, female, 22, sailor’s wife, born Sunderland, Durham
Richard Leighton
McClure, son, male, 2, born Sunderland, Durham
Dorothy Hannah McClure,
daughter, female, 1 month, born Sunderland, Durham
[317]
1881 English Census, County of Durham, Westoe Township, South Shields Borough,
Westoe Ward, Page 3, No. 157, 6 Broughton Road:
Dorothy McClure, wife,
married, female, 32, born Sunderland, Durham
Richard Leighton
McClure, son, male, 12, scholar, born Sunderland, Durham
Dorothy Hannah McClure,
daughter, female, 10, scholar, born Sunderland, Durham
Edith May McClure,
daughter, female, 8, scholar, born Sunderland, Durham
Robert James McClure,
son, male, 5, scholar, born Sunderland, Durham
John McClure, son,
male, 4, born South Shields, Durham
Florence Lillian
McClure, daughter, female, 2, born South Shields, Durham
[318]
1891 English Census, County of Durham, Westoe Parish, South Shields Borough,
South Shields Ward, Page 21, No. 119, 39 Salmon St.:
Robt. McClure, head,
married, male, 47, master mariner, born Ireland
Dorothy McClure, wife,
married, female, 42, born Sunderland, Durham
Robert J. McClure, son,
male, 16, seaman, born Sunderland, Durham
Dorothy H. McClure,
daughter, single, female, 20, born Sunderland, Durham
Edith M. McClure,
daughter, single, female, 18, born Sunderland, Durham
John McClure, son,
male, 14, scholar, born South Shields, Durham
Florence L. McClure,
daughter, female, 12, scholar, born South Shields, Durham
Amy G. McClure,
daughter, female, 9, scholar, born South Shields, Durham
Charles McClure, son,
male, 7, scholar, born South Shields, Durham
Clements McClure,
daughter, female, 3, born South Shields, Durham
Bessie McClure,
daughter, female, 1, born South Shields, Durham
[319]
1901 English Census, County of Durham, South Shields Parish, South Shields
Borough, Beacon Ward, Page 40, No. 251, Julian Avenue (Ferncliff):
Dorothy McClure, wife, married,
female, 49, born Sunderland, Durham
John McClure, son, single, male, 23,
mariner – seaman, born South Shields, Durham
Florence L. McClure,
daughter, single, female, 21, tracer (shipyard), worker, born South Shields,
Durham
Amy G. McClure, daughter, single,
female, 19, born South Shields, Durham
Charles McClure, son, single, male,
14, mariner seas, born South Shields, Durham
Clements McClure, daughter, single,
female, 12, born South Shields,
Durham
[320]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1837-1915, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 1d, p. 239.
[321]
1911 English Census, Battersea, East Battersea, London, No. 21, Registration
Dist. 26, Sub-District 1, Enumeration Dist. 5, 30 Cambridge Road, Battersea:
Dorothy McClure, head, female, 60,
widow, 11 children born, 9 children living, 2 children died, born Sunderland, Durham
Clements Leighton McClure, daughter,
female, 23, single, shorthand typist, worker, born South Shields, Durham
Bessie Edmondson McClure, daughter,
female, 21, single, typist, worker, born South Shields, Durham.
[322]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1916-2007, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 8b, p. 426.
[323]
Calculated from his age and birthplace in the 1871 census; England & Wales,
Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 515.
[324] UK,
Registers and Indexes of Births, Marriages and Deaths of Passengers and Seaman
at Sea, 1891-1922, online image database at www.Ancestry.com,
Richard Leighton McClure, 41, master, from Sunderland, aboard the “Ennisbrook,”
out of Glasgow, of apoplexy.
[325]
Calculated from her age, of 1 month, and birthplace in the 1871 census; England & Wales,
Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 605.
[326]
1891 English Census, County of Durham, Westoe Parish, South Shields Borough,
South Shields Ward, Page 21, No. 119, 39 Salmon St.
[327]
Calculated from her age and birthplace in the 1881 census; England & Wales,
Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 661.
[328] England
& Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 1d, p. 1205.
[329]
1911 England Census, County of Sussex, Brighton, East Brighton, No. 291,
Registration Dist. 79, Sub-District 1, Enumeration Dist. 27, 21 Walpole
Terrace, Brighton:
Edith Mary Milsted,
head, female, 38, widow, married 6 years, 1 child living, private means, born
Sunderland, Durham
George Donald Bliss,
son, 9, born London, S.W.
Amy Gertrude McClure,
sister, female, 30, private means, born South Shields, Durham
Hannah Lintott,
servant, female, 23, general servant, domestic, born Brighton, Sussex
[330]
Calculated from his age and birthplace in the 1881 census; England & Wales,
Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 703.
[331]
England, Select Marriages, 1538-1973, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Robert James McClure, 23,
son of Robert James McClure, and Sarah Messenger, 19, daughter of John
Messenger, from FHL microfilm #1472305.
[333]
1901 English Census, County of Durham, South Shields Parish, South Shields
Borough, Wesloe Ward, Page 24, No. 156, Osborne Avenue:
Robert J. McClure, head, married,
male, 26, seaman, worker, born Sunderland, Durham
Sarah McClure, wife, married,
female, 22, born Silloth, Cumberland
Robert J. McClure, son, male, 2, born Silloth,
Cumberland
[334]
Calculated from his age and birthplace in the 1881 census, but the 1891 and 1901 censuses say he was born in
South Shields;
England & Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, recorded as being in South
Shields, Vol. 10a, p. 784.
[335] 1901 English Census,
County of Durham, South Shields Parish, South Shields Borough, Beacon Ward,
Page 40, No. 251, Julian Avenue (Ferncliff).
[336]
Calculated from her age and birthplace in the 1881 census; England & Wales,
Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 662.
[337]
1901 English Census, County of Durham, South Shields Parish, South Shields
Borough, Beacon Ward, Page 40, No. 251, Julian Avenue (Ferncliff).
[338]
Calculated from her age and birthplace in the 1891 census; England &
Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 699.
[339]
1911 England Census, County of Sussex, Brighton, East Brighton, No. 291,
Registration Dist. 79, Sub-District 1, Enumeration Dist. 27, 21 Walpole
Terrace, Brighton.
[341]
Calculated from her age and birthplace in the 1891 census, her middle name from
the 1911 census.
[342]
1911 English Census, Battersea, East Battersea, London, No. 21, Registration
Dist. 26, Sub-District 1, Enumeration Dist. 5, 30 Cambridge Road, Battersea.
[343]
London, England, Church of England Marriages and Banns, 1854-1938, online
image database at www.Ancestry.com,
Clemence Leighton McClure, 23, daughter of Robert James McClure, and Charles
Robert McKay, 27, son of Charles McKay.
[344]
Calculated from her age and birthplace in the 1891 census, her middle name from
the 1911 census, but she was not listed with her mother in the 1901 census;
England & Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 7014,
indexed as Bessie Edminson McClure.
[345]
1911 English Census, Battersea, East Battersea, London, No. 21, Registration
Dist. 26, Sub-District 1, Enumeration Dist. 5, 30 Cambridge Road, Battersea.
[346]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1837-1915, online image
database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a,
p. 243.
[348] 1910
Federal Census, Los Angeles City, Los Angeles Township, Precinct 9, Los Angeles
Co., CA, Supervisors Dist. 7, Enumeration Dist. 54, Sheet No. 8B, 2020 Mozart
St., dwelling #186, family #212:
May Hill, head, female,
white, 57, married once, married 16 years, 2 children born, 2 children living,
born MI, father born PA, mother born PA, speaks English, no occupation, can
read and write, renting house
Anthony W. Hill, son,
male, white, 14, single, born CA, father born ID, mother born MI, speaks
English, can read and write, attending school
Ora May Hill, daughter,
female, white, 12, single, born CA, father born ID, mother born MI, speaks
English, can read and write, attending school
Gideon F. Leighton,
lodger, male, white, 55, single, born England, English, father born England,
English, mother born Ireland, English, immigrated in 1879, naturalized, speaks
English, gas maker, gas company, wage earner, can read and write
[349]
California, U.S., Death Index, 1905-1939, online image database at www.Ancestry.com, state file #20717, which
gives his age as 47 [sic].
[350]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 433.
[351]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1837-1915, online image
database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a,
p. 262, no age given.
[352]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 536.
[353]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1837-1915, John
Woodford and Mary Leighton.
[355] 1891
English Census, Limehouse Parish, Tower Hamlet Borough, London Town, Page 21,
No. 159:
John Woodford, head,
married, male, 25, telegraphist, born IL, USA
Mary Woodford, wife,
married, female, 23, born Sunderland, Durham
John L. Woodford, son,
male, 2, born Sunderland, Durham
Norman W. Woodford,
son, male, 8 months, born Sunderland, Durham
[356]
1901 English Census, County of Essex, Cann Hall Parish, Urban Dist. of Leyton,
Call Hall Ward, Page 18, No. 110, 7 Chichester Road:
John Woodford, head, married, male,
36, telegraphist civil service, born Illinois, America, British Subject
Mary Woodford, wife, married,
female, 33, born Sunderland, Durham
John L. Woodford, son, male, 12,
born Sunderland, Durham
Norman W. Woodford, son, male, 10, born Sunderland, Durham
Mary C. Woodford, daughter, female,
7, born
Leytonstone, Essex
[357]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1837-1915, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 4a, p. 132.
[358]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1837-1915, online
database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 4a, p. 314.
[360]
1911 English Census, County of Essex, West Ham, Forest Gate, Page 23,
Registration Dist. 188, Sub-District 2, Enumeration Dist. 16, 43 Sebert
Road, Forest Gate, Essex:
John Woodford, head, male, 45,
married, telegraphist, P.O. telegraph, worker, born Illinois, U.S.A. (Britisher of English parents)
Jane Helen Woodford, wife, female,
33, married, 6 years, 2 children born, 2 children living, born Stratford, Essex
John Lynn Woodford, son, male, 22,
single, clerk, Natl Telephone Co., worker, born Sunderland, Durham
Norman Wood Woodford, son, male, 20,
single, clerk, Natl Telephone Co., worker, born Sunderland, Durham
Mary
Catherine Woodford, daughter, female, 17, single, born West Ham
Richard David Leighton Woodford,
son, male, 15, single, clerk, West Indian Merchants Office, worker, born
West Ham
Edward Woodford, son, male, 13,
single, school,
born Cann Hall, Leytonstone
Esther Woodford, daughter, female,
11, single, school,
born Cann Hall, Leytonstone
Lillie Woodford, daughter, female,
5, single, born
Stratford, Essex
Stanley Wilson Woodford, son, male, 2,
single, born
Seven Kings
(Ilford)
Alice Maud Gibbon, visitor, female,
26, single, drapers
assistant, T. Jones & Co., Brompton Rd, worker, born Maidstone, Kent
[361]
Calculated from his age and birthplace in the 1891 census; England &
Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 611.
[362] 1911 English Census,
County of Essex, West Ham, Forest Gate, Page 23, Registration Dist. 188,
Sub-District 2, Enumeration Dist. 16, 43 Sebert Road, Forest Gate, Essex.
[363]
Calculated from his age, of 8 months, and birthplace in the 1891 census;
England & Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 644.
[364] 1911 English Census, County
of Essex, West Ham, Forest Gate, Page 23, Registration Dist. 188, Sub-District
2, Enumeration Dist. 16, 43 Sebert Road, Forest Gate, Essex.
[365]
Calculated from her age and birthplace in the 1901 census; England &
Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 4a, p. 241.
[366]
Calculated from his age and birthplace in the 1911 census, but he was not
listed in the 1901 census; England & Wales, Civil Registration Birth
Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com,
Vol. 4a, p. 302.
[367]
Calculated from his age and birthplace in the 1911 census, but he was not
listed in the 1901 census; England & Wales, Civil Registration Birth
Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com,
Vol. 4a, p. 335.
[368]
Calculated from her age and birthplace in the 1911 census, but she was not
listed in the 1901 census; England & Wales, Civil
Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 4a, p. 406.
[369]
Parish Register Transcripts of Sunderland, “Sunderland Baptisms, Vol. 2,
1806-1862,” p. 263, from FHL microfilm #091116. The transcriber of the birth
records added a question mark to this date indicating that he was having
trouble making it out.
[370] His
parents have not yet been identified. No birth record was found for either a
Bell Wilkinson or a Yeal Wilkinson in the I.G.I. There was a family of
Wilkinsons living in Sunderland at the time: Joseph and Emma (Pratt) Wilkinson.
They had a son named Campbell Wilkinson
born on 21 Dec. 1815 in Sunderland, but not a son named Yeal. They had a son named William Wilkinson born on 28 July 1813,
who would have been the age of Yeal Wilkinson, brother of Bell Wilkinson. There
is a possibility that Campbell was shortened to Bell Wilkinson, and that William Wilkinson had a middle name, Yeal, of which he was known.
[371]
Marriage date from the I.G.I. extraction of Saint Dunstan marriage records from
FHL microfilm #801586, “Parish Register Transcripts of Saint Dunstan, Stepney,
London, England.”
[372]
Calculated from his age in the 1881 Durham County census. He may have been the Campbell Wilkinson, son of Joseph and
Emma (Pratt) Wilkinson, of Vine Street, who was born on 21 Dec. 1815 in
Sunderland, from the Parish Register Transcriptions of Sunderland, “Sunderland
Baptisms, Vol. 2, 1806-1862,” p. 158, from FHL microfilm #091116. His father’s
occupation was listed as “keel,” which was a common occupation in Sunderland,
presumably something to do with the ship building industry there.
[373]
1851 English Census, County of Middlesex, Stepney Parish, St. Thomas’ District,
Page 6, No. 24, 15 Arbour Street:
Bell Wilkinson, head,
married, male, 36, official coal weigher, born Sunderland, Durham
Mary M. Wilkinson, wife,
married, female, 25, born Sunderland, Durham
John B. Wilkinson, son,
male, 4, scholar at home, born Stepney, Middlesex
[374]
1861 English Census, County of Middlesex, St. Dunstan, Stepney Borough, Hamlet
of Mile End, Page 25, No. 168:
Bell Wilkinson, head,
married, male, 46, coal meter, born Sunderland, Durham
Mary M. Wilkinson,
wife, married, female, 35, born Sunderland, Durham
John B. Wilkinson, son,
unmarried, male, 14, plumber, born Stepney, Middlesex
[375]
1871 English Census, St. Anne Limehouse Parish, Town Hamlet Borough, London,
Page 8, No. 40, 18 Wilson St.:
Bell Wilkinson, head,
married, male, 56, coal meter, born Sunderland, Durham
Mary Maltby Wilkinson,
wife, married, 45, born Sunderland, Durham
Alice Eliza Fawcus,
lodger, married, female, 21, mariner’s wife, born Surrey, Retherithe
[376]
1881 English Census, County of Durham, Bishopwearmouth Township, Sunderland
Borough, St. Michael’s Ward, Sunderland Town, Page 32, No. 162, 17 Elmwood St.:
Bell Wilkinson, head,
married, male, 66, retired coal merchant, born Sunderland, Durham
Mary M. Wilkinson,
wife, married, female, 55, born Sunderland, Durham
[377]
1891 English Census, County of Durham, Bishopwearmouth Parish, Sunderland
Borough, St. Michael’s Ward, Sunderland Town, Page 26, No. 171, 17 Elmwood
Street:
Bell Wilkinson, head,
married, male, 76, living on his own means, born Sunderland, Durham
Mary M. Wilkinson,
wife, married, female, 65, born Sunderland, Durham
[378]
1901 England Census, County of Northumberland, Debdon Parish, Rothburg
District, Page 25, No. 6, Lynnholm:
Bell Wilkinson, head,
married, male, 86, retired coal exec. clerk, born Sunderland, Durham
Mary M. Wilkinson,
wife, married, female, 75, born Sunderland, Durham
Alice M. Luke, servant,
single, female, 31, housemaid (domestic), born Rothbury, Northumberland
[379]
England & Wales FreeBMD Death Index, 1837-1915, Vol. 10a, p. 366; www.findagrave.com, memorial #147974646,
from her gravestone in Bishopwearmouth Cemetery in Bishopwearmouth, Sunderland,
England.
[380] www.findagrave.com, memorial #147974581,
from his gravestone in Bishopwearmouth Cemetery in Bishopwearmouth, Sunderland,
England; England & Wales FreeBMD Death Index, 1837-1915, Vol. 10a, p. 451,
which gives the date as Jan. 1908.
[382] Per
his www.findagrave.com memorial
#147974623, his birth place from the 1881 census.
[384]
London, England, Church of England Marriages and Banns, 1754-1938, online image
database at www.Ancestry.com, John Bell
Wilkinson, 24, plumber, son of Bell Wilkinson, coal meter, and Louisa Ellen
Lynn, 24, daughter of John Lynn, deceased.
[385] Per
her www.findagrave.com memorial
#147974635, her birthplace from the 1881 and 1891 censuses.
[386]
1881 English Census, County of Durham, Bishopwearmouth Township, Sunderland
Borough, Page 19-20, No. 103, 17 Salem Hill:
John Bell Wilkinson,
head, married, male, 34, plumber (employing 5 men & 4 apprentices, born
Stepney, Middlesex
Louisa E. Wilkinson,
wife, married, female, 33, born St. George in East.
John L. B. Wilkinson,
son, male, 4, born Sunderland, Durham
Stanley Y. Wilkinson,
son male, 5 months, born Sunderland, Durham
Yeal Wilkinson, uncle,
unmarried, male, 68, retired ship wright, born Sunderland, Durham
Emma Powell, servant,
unmarried, female, 21, general servant
Hannah Jearnett,
servant, unmarried, female, 18, nursemaid
[387]
1891 English Census, Durham County, Bishopwearmouth Parish, Sunderland Borough,
Bishopwearmouth Ward, Page 61, No. 808, 17 Salem Hill:
John Bell Wilkinson, head,
married, male, 44, plumber, born Stepney, London
Louisa Ellen Wilkinson,
wife, married, female, 43, born Stepney, London
Louisa Marie Wilkinson,
daughter, female, 18, born Sunderland, Durham
John Lynn Bell
Wilkinson, son, male, 14, scholar, born Sunderland, Durham
Yeal Wilkinson, uncle,
single, male, 78, living on his own means, born Sunderland, Durham
Eleanor Jane Bowe,
servant, single, female, general servant domestic, born Sunderland, Durham
[388]
1901 English Census, County of Northumberland, Morpeth Parish, Morpeth Borough,
Morpeth Town, Page 7, No. 45, at Victoria Cottage Hospital on Buller’s Green,
lines #7-8:
J. B. Wilkinson,
patient, married, male, 54, plumber, employer, born Stepney, London
Louisa Wilkinson,
visitor, married, female, 53, born Stepney, London
[389]
1911 English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland, Sunderland East, No. 306,
Registration Dist. 555, Sub-District 2, Enumeration Dist. 12, 2 Park Road:
John Bell Wilkinson,
head, male, 64, married, 39 years, plumber, employer, born in London
Louisa Ellen Wilkinson,
wife, female, 63, married, 39 years, 3 children born, 2 children living, 1
child died, born London
Hilda Elizabeth
Wilkinson, granddaughter, female, 12, school, born Sunderland, Durham
Margaret Moore,
servant, female, 32, single, general servant (domestic), worker, born
Sunderland, Durham
Mary Ann Donaldson,
servant, female, 17, single, general servant (domestic), worker, born
Sunderland, Durham
[391] www.findagrave.com, memorial #147974623,
from his gravestone in Bishopwearmouth Cemetery in Bishopwearmouth.
[392] www.findagrave.com, memorial #147974635,
from her gravestone in Bishopwearmouth Cemetery in Bishopwearmouth.
[393]
Calculated from her age and birthplace in the 1891 census, but she
was not listed with her parents in the 1881 census; England & Wales, Civil
Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 662, indexed
as Louisa Mary Wilkinson.
[394] J.A.
Fish Letter, who spelled his last name “Browne;” England &
Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 949, Percy
Joshua Brown and Louisa Mary Wilkinson.
[396]
Calculated from his age and birth place in the 1901 census; England &
Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 648.
[397]
1901 English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland Parish, Sunderland Borough, Park Ward,
Sunderland Town, Page 13, No. 82, Salem Road, cottage:
Percy J. Brown, head, married, male,
28, marine
superintendent engineer, worker, born Sunderland, Durham
Mary Isabella Bailey, servant,
single, female, 21, general servant domestic, born Sunderland, Durham
Page 13, No. 83, Salem Road:
William Brown, head, married, male, 66,
draper’s assistant, worker, born Ponteland, Northumberland
Mary Jane Brown, wife, married, female, 60, born Sunderland, Durham
Isabella Brown, daughter, single, female, 32,
dressmaker, own account, at home, born Sunderland, Durham
Jane Brown, daughter, single, female, 25,
fruitever’s associate, worker, born Sunderland, Durham
William Brown, son, single, 23, solicitor’s
clerk, born
Sunderland, Durham
Charlotte Brown, daughter, single, female, 20, born Sunderland, Durham
[398]
1911 English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland, Sunderland West, No. 2, Registration Dist.
555, Sub-District 1, Enumeration Dist. 4, Mr. P. J. Brown, 3 Couro Terrace:
Louisa Mary Brown, wife, female, 38,
married 15 years,
no children born, born Sunderland, Durham
Georgia Francis Robinson, servant,
female, 22, single, general servant (domestic), born Parrow, Durham
[399]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1916-2007, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 1a, p. 1017.
[400]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1916-2007, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 1a, p. 905.
[401] Per
his www.findagrave.com memorial
#147974632.
[403] J.A. Fish Letter; England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1837-1915,
online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol.
10a, p. 1030, John Lynn B. Wilkinson and Barbara Jane Clough.
[404]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 452,
but the 1901 census gives her birthplace as Haswell, Durham.
[405] 1901 English Census,
County of Durham, Sunderland Parish, Sunderland Borough, Park West Ward, Page
22, No. 109, 2 Park Road:
John L. B. Wilkinson, head,
married, male, 24, foreman plumber, born Sunderland, Durham
Barbara J. Wilkinson, wife, married,
female, 22, born Haswell, Durham
Hilda E. Wilkinson, daughter, single,
female, 1, born Sunderland, Durham
Ellen H. Cavelle, servant, single, female,
29, general servant (domestic), born Leeds, Yorkshire
[406] 1911 English Census,
County of Durham, Sunderland, Sunderland East, No. 351, Registration Dist. 555,
Sub-District 2, Enumeration Dist. 12, 2 St. Hede’s Terrace, Sunderland:
John Lynn B. Wilkinson, head, male,
35, married, 12 years, plumber, worker, born Sunderland, Durham
Barbara J. Wilkinson, wife, female,
33, married, 12 years, 2 children born, 2 children living, 0 children died, born Haswell,
Durham
Robert Lynn Wilkinson, son, male, 8,
born Sunderland, Durham
Mary Camsey Bolton, servant, female, 24,
single, general servant (domestic), worker, born Sunderland, Durham
[408] Per
the Ancestry.com Henderson Leighton Tree file submitted by Victoria Doran; www.findagrave.com, memorial #147974625, from
his gravestone in Bishopwearmouth Cemetery in Sunderland, England.
[409] Per
the Ancestry.com Henderson Leighton Tree file submitted by Victoria Doran; www.findagrave.com, memorial #147974579,
from her gravestone in Bishopwearmouth Cemetery in Sunderland.
[411]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1916-2005, online
database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a,
p. 1289.
[416]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1916-2005, online
database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a,
p. 926.
[420] www.findagrave.com, memorial #147974664,
from his gravestone in Bishopwearmouth Cemetery in Sunderland, England, which
does not give his birth date or his age.
[422]
Parish Register Transcripts of Sunderland, “Sunderland Baptisms, Vol. 2,
1806-1862,” p. 276, from FHL microfilm #091116.
[423]
1851 English Census, County of Durham, Sunderland Parish, Sunderland Borough,
Page 43, No. 213, 43 Spring Garden Lane.
[425]
1861 English Census, County of Durham, Hartlepool Township, Hartlepool Borough,
Page 12, No. 65:
Thomas M. Leighton,
head, married, male, 34, mariner, born Sunderland, Durham
Mary Ann Leighton,
wife, married, 22, born Sunderland, Durham
[426]
1871 English Census, County of Durham, Hartlepool Township, Hartlepool Borough,
Hartlepool Town, Page 16, No. 78, 51 Northgate:
John Dalton, hear,
married, male, 56, iron monger, born Sunderland, Durham
Mary Dalton, wife,
married, female, 55, born Hartlepool, Durham
Mary Ann Leighton,
daughter, married, female, 32, visitor, born Sunderland, Durham
Mary Ann Alderson, granddaughter,
unmarried, female, 14, visitor, born Sunderland, Durham
Margaret Phies,
servant, unmarried, female, 15, general domestic servant, born Thornton,
Yorkshire
[427] UK,
Registers of Births, Marriages and Deaths at Sea, 1844-1890, Accidental Deaths
of Seaman during the half year ending 30 June 1774, online image database at www.Ancestry.com, he was 1st Mate aboard the
York, and died in port in Reval, “went on shore and did not return.”
Reval is a seaport town on the Gulf of Finland in Estonia.
[428]
1891 English Census, Yorkshire North Riding, Thornaby Parish, South Stockton
Town, Stockton Borough, Page 3, No. 18, 79 Francis St.:
Mary Ann Leighton,
head, widow, female, 49 [sic], living on own means, born Sunderland, Durham
Richard M. Leighton,
nephew, male, 29, blacksmith, born Hartlepool, Durham
[429]
Parish Register Transcripts of Sunderland, “Sunderland Baptisms, Vol. 2,
1806-1862,” p. 310, from FHL microfilm #091116. His name was spelled “John
McDougle” in the baptismal record.
[431]
Parish Register Transcripts of Sunderland, “Sunderland Baptisms, Vol. 2,
1806-1862,” p. 340, from FHL microfilm #091116. He was baptized the same day as
his cousin, George Thompson.
[432] England
& Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1837-1915, online image
database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a,
p. 538, Joseph Nicholson Leighton and Jane Horsley.
[434]
1861 English Census, County of Durham, Throston Township, Page 20, No. 95:
Joseph N. Leighton,
head, married, male, 28, shipwright, born Sunderland, Durham
Jane Leighton, wife,
married, female, 27, born Hartlepool, Durham
Joseph Leighton, son,
male, 4, scholar, born Hartlepool, Durham
James S. Leighton, son,
male, 3, scholar, born Hartlepool, Durham
John M. Leighton, son,
male, 1, born Hartlepool,
Durham
[435]
1871 English Census, County of Durham, Hartlepool Township, Hartlepool Borough,
Hartlepool Town, Page 41, No. 217, 31 Alfred St.:
Joseph N. Leighton,
head, married, male, 38, shipwright unemployed, born Sunderland, Durham
Jane Leighton, wife,
married, female, 37, born Hartlepool, Durham
Joseph S. Leighton,
son, unmarried, male, 14, iron ship wright, born Hartlepool, Durham
James S. Leighton, son,
unmarried, male, 13, scholar, born Hartlepool, Durham
John M. Leighton, son,
male, 11, scholar, born Hartlepool, Durham
Richard M. Leighton,
son, male, 9, scholar, born Hartlepool, Durham
George H. Leighton,
son, male, 5, scholar, born Hartlepool, Durham
Jane H. Leighton,
daughter, female, 2, born Hartlepool, Durham
William F. Leighton,
son, male, 8 months, born Hartlepool, Durham
[436]
1881 English Census, County of Durham, Stranton Township, Hartlepool Borough,
Page 24, No. 117, Lamb Street:
Joseph Nicholson Leighton,
head, married, male, 62 [sic], shipwright, born Sunderland, Durham
Jane Leighton, wife,
female, 48, wife of shipwright, born Whitby, Yorkshire
James Shephard
Leighton, son, unmarried, 23, blacksmith, born Hartlepool, Durham
Richard Maltby
Leighton, son, male, 19, blacksmith, born Hartlepool, Durham
George Horsby Leighton,
son, male, 16, iron moulder, born Hartlepool, Durham
Jane Horsby Leighton, daughter, female, 13, school, born Hartlepool, Durham
William Thompson
Leighton, son, male, 10, school, born Hartlepool, Durham
Frank Pounder Leighton,
son, male, 8, school, born Hartlepool, Durham
[437]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1837-1915, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, from Vol. 10a, p. 62, presumably the year
transcribed incorrectly in the index.
[438]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1837-1915, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, from Vol. 10a, p. 61, Joseph
Nicholson Leighton.
[439]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online image
database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a,
p. 87.
[441]
Per her www.findagrave.com
memorial #255312126, her birth place from the 1881 census.
[442]
1881 English Census, County of Durham, Hartlepool Township, Hartlepool Borough,
Hartlepool Town, Page 18, No. 90, 13 Baptist St.:
Joseph Leighton, head,
married, male, 24, iron plater, born Hartlepool, Durham
Catherine Leighton,
wife, married, female, 24, born Hartlepool, Durham
Kate Leighton,
daughter, female, 5, scholar, born Hartlepool, Durham
Joseph Leighton, son,
male, 4, born Hartlepool, Durham
Jane Leighton,
daughter, female, 1, born Hartlepool, Durham
[443]
1891 English Census, County of Durham, Throston Parish, Hartlepool Borough,
Throston Ward, Page 16, No. 95, 14 Bk Brunswick St.:
Joseph Leighton, head,
married, male, 34, plater in shipyard, born Hartlepool, Durham
Catherine Leighton,
wife, married, female, 34, born Hartlepool, Durham
Kate Leighton,
daughter, single, female, 15, born Hartlepool, Durham
Joseph Leighton, son,
male, 14, born Hartlepool, Durham
Jane Leighton,
daughter, 11, scholar, born Hartlepool, Durham
James Leighton, son,
male, 9, scholar, born Hartlepool, Durham
John Leighton, son,
male, 7, scholar, born Hartlepool, Durham
George Leighton, son,
male, 3, born Hartlepool, Durham
Annie Leighton,
daughter, female, 5 months, born Hartlepool, Durham
Jane Wells, visitor,
single, female, 18, born Hartlepool, Durham
[444]
1901 English Census, County of Durham, Throston Parish, Hartlepool Borough,
Throston Ward, Page 12, No. 66, 14 Back St.:
Joseph Leighton, head, married,
male, 45, plater shipyard, worker, born Hartlepool, Durham
Catherine Leighton, wife, married,
female, 45, born
Hartlepool, Durham
James Leighton, son, single, male,
19, forge laborer, worker, born Hartlepool, Durham
John Leighton, son, single, male,
17, apprentice metal moulder, worker, born Hartlepool, Durham
George Leighton, son, single, male,
13, born
Hartlepool, Durham
Ann Leighton, daughter, single,
female, 10, born
Hartlepool, Durham
William Leighton, son, single, male,
9, born
Hartlepool, Durham
Joseph Leighton, son, single, male,
6, born
Hartlepool, Durham
Frank Leighton, son, single, male,
4, born
Hartlepool, Durham
Lizzie Leighton, daughter, female, 1, born
Hartlepool, Durham
[445] 1911 English Census,
County of Durham, Throston, Hartlepool, No. 78, Registration Dist. 545,
Sub-District 1, Enumeration Dist. 46, 14 Brunswick Street back, Hartlepool:
Joseph Leighton, head, male, 54,
married, 34
years, sea going fireman, worker, born Hartlepool, Durham
Katherine Leighton, wife, female,
54, married 34 years, 13 children born, 11 children living, 2 children died,
housekeeper, born Hartlepool, Durham
John Leighton, son, male, 24, single,
labourer, worker, born Hartlepool, Durham
Annie Gallegan, daughter, female,
21, married, 1 year, housewife, born Hartlepool, Durham
Joseph Leighton, son, male, 16,
single, pit boy, worker, born Hartlepool, Durham
Michael Gallegan, son in law, male,
24, married 1 year, miner, worker, born Thornley, Durham
Frank Leighton, son, male, 13,
school, school,
born Hartlepool, Durham
Richard Leighton, son, male, 8,
school, school, born Hartlepool, Durham
Elizabeth Leighton, daughter,
female, 11, school, school, born Hartlepool, Durham
Elizabeth L. Gallegan,
granddaughter, female, 10 months, baby, born Thornley, Durham
William Leighton, son, male, 18,
single, cook trawler, worker, born Hartlepool, Durham
[446] www.findagrave.com, memorial #255321605,
from his gravestone and burial record in West View Cemetery in Hartlepool,
County Durham.
[447]
www.findagrave.com, memorial
#255312126, from her gravestone and burial record in West View Cemetery
in Hartlepool, Durham; England & Wales, Civil Registration Birth
Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com,
Vol. 10a, p. 145, her mother’s maiden name Wells.
[448]
Per her www.findagrave.com memorial #261381843,
her birthplace from the 1881 census.
[449]
Per her www.findagrave.com memorial
#261381843;
England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1837-1915, online
database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a,
p. 315, Kate Leighton and William McKenna.
[450]
Per his www.findagrave.com memorial
#261382975, his birthplace from the 1901 census.
[451]
1901 English Census, County of Durham, West Hartlepool Parish, West Hartlepool
Borough, North Ward, Page 26, No. 150, 28 Jersey St.:
Wm McKenna, head,
married, male, 38, boilermaker-rivetter, worker, born W. Hartlepool, Durham
Kate McKenna, wife,
married, female, 27, born Hartlepool, Durham
[452]
1911 English Census, County of Durham, Throston, Hartlepool, No. 120,
Registration Dist. 545, Sub-District 1, Enumeration Dist. 46, 114 Frederic St.,
Hartlepool:
William McKenna, head,
male, 53, married 11 years, 7 children born, 4 children living, 3 children
died, boilersmith (boiler rivetter), marine engineer, worker, at home, born
Durham Co.
Kate McKenna, wife,
female, 34, born West Hartlepool, Durham
Joseph McKenna, son,
male, 10, born East Hartlepool, Durham
Ann McKenna, daughter,
female, 8, born West Hartlepool, Durham
William McKenna, son,
male, 7, born West Hartlepool, Durham
Kate McKenna, daughter,
female, 4, born West Hartlepool, Durham
[453]
www.findagrave.com memorial #261381843,
from her gravestone and burial record in West View Cemetery in Hartlepool,
Durham.
[454]
www.findagrave.com, memorial
#261382975, from his gravestone and burial record in West View Cemetery in
Hartlepool, Durham.
[455]
Calculated
from his age and birthplace in the 1881 census; England & Wales,
Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 183, his
mother’s maiden name Wells.
[456] UK,
Registers and Indexes of Births, Marriages and Deaths of Passengers and Seaman,
1891-1922, Register of Deceased Seamen 1895, online image database at www.Ancestry.com, he was a seaman aboard
the “Useful,” drowned, vessel wrecked. I don’t know where “Haile Sands”
is.
[457]
Per her www.findagrave.com memorial #261399594,
her birthplace from the 1881 census; England & Wales, Civil
Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 143, her
mother’s maiden name Wells.
[458]
Per her www.findagrave.com memorial
#261399594; England & Wales, Civil
Registration Marriage Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 185, Jane
Horsley Leighton and Alfred Walker.
[459]
Per his www.findagrave.com memorial
#261400343.
[460]
Per his www.findagrave.com memorial
#261400343.
[461]
www.findagrave.com, memorial
#255114266, from her gravestone and burial record in Spion Kop Municipal
Cemetery in Hartlepool, Durham.
[462] 1911
English Census, County of Durham, Throston, Hartlepool, No. 85, Registration
Dist. 545, Sub-District 1, Enumeration Dist. 47, 52 Blandford St., Throston,
Hartlepool:
Alfred Walker, head,
male, 46, married, 10 children born, 5 children living, 5 children died, house
plumber, worker, born N. Shields, Northumberland
Jane Horsley Walker,
2nd wife, female, 32, married 8 years, 2 children born, 2 children living, no
children died, born Hartlepool, Durham
Henry Walker, son,
male, 21, single, house plumber, worker, born Hartlepool, Durham
Albert Walker, son, male, 18, single, apprentice engineers fitter, worker, born Hartlepool, Durham
Bella Walker, daughter, female, 10, school, born Hartlepool, Durham
Joseph Walker, son, male, 5, born Hartlepool, Durham
George Walker, son,
male, 2, born Hartlepool, Durham
[463]
www.findagrave.com, memorial
#261399594, from her gravestone and burial record in West View Cemetery in Hartlepool,
Durham.
[464]
www.findagrave.com,
memorial #261400343, from his gravestone and burial record in West View
Cemetery in Hartlepool, Durham.
[465]
Per his www.findagrave.com memorial #255352259,
his birth place from the 1891 census; England and Wales Birth Registration Index,
1837-2008, online
database at www.FamilySearch.org, Hartlepool, Durham,
England; England & Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915,
online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol.
10a, p. 144, his mother’s maiden name Wells.
[466]
Per his www.findagrave.com memorial
#255352259;
England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1837-1915, online
database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 223, James
Shepherd Leighton and Margaret Shadforth; England, Select Marriages, 1538-1973, online database at www.Ancestry.com, James Sheperd Leighton and
Margaret Shadforth, Holy Trinity, Hartlepool, Durham, from FHL microfilm
#1519301.
[467]
Per her www.findagrave.com memorial
#255352364, her birthplace from the 1911 census.
[468]
1911 English Census, County of Durham, Throston, Hartlepool, No. 93,
Registration Dist. 545, Sub-District 1, Enumeration Dist. 48, 49 Durham St.,
Hartlepool:
Margaret Leighton,
wife, female, 26, married, 6 years, 3 children born, 3 children living,
labourer, born Hartlepool, Durham
Margaret Elizabeth
Leighton, daughter, female, 6, born Hartlepool, Durham
James Shepherd
Leighton, son, male, 4, born Hartlepool, Durham
Joseph Shepherd
Leighton, son, male, 1, born Hartlepool, Durham
[469]
www.findagrave.com, memorial
#255352259, from his gravestone and burial record in West View Cemetery
in Hartlepool, Durham; England & Eales, Civil Registration Death
Index, 1916-2007, online database at www.Ancestry.com,
Vol. 10a, p. 163.
[470]
www.findagrave.com, memorial
#255352364, from her gravestone and burial record in West View Cemetery
in Hartlepool, Durham; England & Wales, Civil Registration Death
Index, 1916-2007, online database at www.Ancestry.com,
Vol. 1a, p. 530.
[471]
Calculated from his age and birthplace in the 1891 census; England and Wales
Birth Registration Index, 1837-2008, online database at www.FamilySearch.org, Hartlepool, Durham,
England; England & Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915,
online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol.
10a, p. 153, his mother’s maiden name Wells.
[472]
1911 English Census, County of Durham, Throston, Hartlepool, No. 78,
Registration Dist. 545, Sub-District 1, Enumeration Dist. 46, 14 Brunswick
Street back, Hartlepool.
[473]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 216, John
Leighton and Edith Wilson.
[474]
Per her www.findagrave.com memorial
#261426410.
[475]
www.findagrave.com, memorial
#261426410, from her gravestone and burial record in West View Cemetery in
Hartlepool, Durham.
[476]
Per his www.findagrave.com memorial
#255307867; England & Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index,
1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com,
Vol. 10a, p. 110, his mother’s maiden name Wells.
[477]
www.findagrave.com, memorial
#255307867, from his gravestone and burial record in Spion Kop Municipal Cemetery in Hartlepool,
Durham.
[478]
Per his www.findagrave.com memorial #256918486, his birthplace from the 1891 census; England and Wales
Birth Registration Index, 1837-2008, online database at www.FamilySearch.org, Hartlepool,
Durham, England; England & Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index,
1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com,
Vol. 10a, p. 137, his mother’s maiden name Wells.
[479]
Per his www.findagrave.com memorial
#256918486;
England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1837-1915, online
database at www.Ancestry.com, George
Horsley Leighton and Sarah Ramsey Huntley.
[480]
Per her www.findagrave.com memorial #256918865.
[481]
1911 English Census, County of Durham, Throston, Hartlepool, No. 283,
Registration Dist. 545, Sub-District 1, Enumeration Dist. 47, 38 Lilly St.,
Throston, Hartlepool:
George Leighton, head,
male, 22, married, 2 years, engineer, steam ship, worker, born Hartlepool,
Durham
Sarah Leighton, wife,
female, 21, married, 2 years, 2 children born, 2 children living, no children
died, born Hartlepool, Durham
George Leighton, son,
male, 2, born Hartlepool, Durham
John Leighton, son,
male, 5 months, born Hartlepool, Durham
[482]
www.findagrave.com, memorial
#256918486, from his gravestone and burial record in West View Cemetery
in
Hartlepool, Durham.
[483]
www.findagrave.com, memorial
#256918865, from her gravestone and burial record in West View Cemetery in Hartlepool,
Durham.
[484]
Calculated from her age and birthplace in the 1891 census; England and Wales
Birth Registration Index, 1837-2008, online database at www.FamilySearch.org, Hartlepool,
Durham, England; England & Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index,
1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com,
Vol. 10a, p. 144, her mother’s maiden name Wells.
[485]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1837-1915, online
database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a,
p. 768, Annie Leighton and Michael Gallighan.
[487]
1911 English Census, County of Durham, Throston, Hartlepool, No. 78,
Registration Dist. 545, Sub-District 1, Enumeration Dist. 46, 14 Brunswick
Street back, Hartlepool.
[488]
www.findagrave.com, memorial #171108355,
from his gravestone and burial record in West View Cemetery in Hartlepool,
Durham; England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1916-2007,
online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol.
10a, p. 130.
[489]
www.findagrave.com, memorial
#171108340, from her gravestone and burial record in West View Cemetery in
Hartlepool, Durham; England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index,
1916-2007, online database at www.Ancestry.com,
Vol. 1a, p. 615.
[490]
Per his www.findagrave.com memorial #255378996,
his birthplace from the 1901 census; England & Wales, Civil
Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 125, his
mother’s maiden name Wells.
[491]
Per his www.findagrave.com memorial
#255378996; England & Wales,
Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 217, William
W. Leighton and Ethel A. Atkinson.
[492]
Per her www.findagrave.com memorial
#255379355.
[493]
www.findagrave.com, memorial
#255378996, from his gravestone and burial record in West View Cemetery
in Hartlepool, Durham; England & Wales, Civil Registration Death
Index, 1916-2007, online database at www.Ancestry.com,
Vol. 10a, p. 139.
[494]
www.findagrave.com,
memorial #255379355, from her gravestone and burial record in West View Cemetery
in Hartlepool, Durham; England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index,
1916-2007, online database at www.Ancestry.com,
Vol. 1a, p. 868.
[495]
Per his www.findagrave.com memorial #261381594,
his birthplace from the 1901 census; England & Wales, Civil
Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 142, his
mother’s maiden name Wells.
[496]
Per his www.findagrave.com memorial
#261381594;
England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1916-2005, online
database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a,
p. 326, Joseph N. Leighton and Christina Burke.
[497]
Per her www.findagrave.com memorial
#261381673.
[498]
www.findagrave.com, memorial
#261381594, from his gravestone and burial record in West View Cemetery
in Hartlepool, Durham; England & Wales, Civil Registration Death
Index, 1916-2007, online database at www.Ancestry.com,
Vol. 1a, p. 1063.
[499]
www.findagrave.com, memorial
#261381673, from her gravestone and burial record in West View Cemetery
in Hartlepool, Durham.
[500]
Calculated from his age and birthplace in the 1901 census; England &
Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 156, his
mother’s maiden name Wells.
[501]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1916-2005, online
database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a,
p. 203.
[502]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1916-2007, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 1a, p. 521.
[503]
Calculated from her age and birthplace in the 1901 census; England & Wales,
Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 146, her
mother’s maiden name Wells.
[504]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1916-2005, online
database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a,
p. 984.
[505]
Per his www.findagrave.com memorial #255324515,
his birthplace from the 1911 census; England & Wales, Civil Registration Birth
Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com,
Vol. 10a, p. 210, his mother’s maiden name Wells.
[506]
www.findagrave.com, memorial
#255324515, from his gravestone and burial record in West View Cemetery
in Hartlepool, Durham.
[507]
Calculated from his age and birthplace in the 1871 census, but the England
& Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, gives the year as 1856,
Vol. 10a, p. 331.
[508]
1881 English Census, County of Durham, Stranton Township, Hartlepool Borough,
Page 24, No. 117, Lamb Street.
[509]
England and
Wales
Marriage Registration Index, 1837-2005, online database at www.FamilySearch.org, Vol. 10a, p. 195, James Leighton and
Elizabeth Pounder; per his www.findagrave.com
memorial #255704673.
[511]
Per his www.findagrave.com memorial
#255704673.
[512]
1891 English Census, County of Durham, Throston Parish, Hartlepool Borough,
Throston Ward, Hartlepool Town, Page 15, No. 85, 67 Mary St.:
James Leighton, head,
married, male, 33, blacksmith, born Hartlepool, Durham
Elizabeth Leighton,
wife, married, female, 32, born Hartlepool, Durham
James Leighton, son,
male, 8, scholar, born Hartlepool, Durham
Jane Leighton,
daughter, female, 6, scholar, born Hartlepool, Durham
Frank Leighton,
brother, single, male, 18, apprentice boilersmith, born Hartlepool, Durham
[513]
1901 English Census, County of Durham, Throston Parish, Hartlepool Borough,
Throston Ward, Page 4, No. 26, 16 Clifton St.;
James S. Leighton, head, married,
male, 43, blacksmith-steelworks, worker, born Stockton [sic], Durham
Elizabeth Leighton, wife, married,
female, 41, born
Stockton [sic], Durham
James S. Leighton, son, single,
male, 18, grocer’s assistant, worker, born Stockton [sic], Durham
Jane H. Leighton, daughter,
single, female, 16, pupil teacher-board school, worker, born Stockton
[sic], Durham
[514]
1911 English Census, County of Durham, Throston Parish, Hartlepool, No. 339,
Registration Dist. 545, Sub-District 1, Enumeration Dist. 46, 16 Clifton St.,
Hartlepool:
James Shepherd Leighton, head, male, 52, married,
30 years, blacksmith, making engine works, worker, born Hartlepool, Durham
Elizabeth Leighton, wife, female,
50, married 30 years, 3 children born, 2 children living, 1 child died, born Hartlepool, Durham
Jane Horsley Leighton, daughter,
female, 24, single, teacher, Hartlepool Council, worker, born Hartlepool, Durham
[515] www.findagrave.com, memorial #255704673,
from his gravestone in Headland War Memorial in Hartlepool, County Durham,
England; England & Wales National Probate Calendar, 1858-1966; Raid on
Scarborough, Hartlepool and Whitby article in www.Wikipedia.com.
[516] Calculated from his
age and birthplace in the 1891 census; England & Wales, Civil
Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 119, but his www.findagrave.com memorial #205670267
gives his birthdate as 30 Nov. 1882 in Hartlepool.
[517]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1837-1915, online
database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a,
p. 286.
[518] Per
her www.findagrave.com memorial
#205670266, but the 1911 census gives her birthplace as Gaswell, Durham.
[519]
1911 English Census, County of Durham, Seaton, No. 23, Registration Dist. 545,
Sub-District 1, Enumeration Dist. 58, Fence House Cottage, Greatham, Hartlepool
James Shepherd
Leighton, head, male, 28, married, less than 1 year, grocer, Hartlepool
Cooperative Society, worker, born Hartlepool, Durham
Ethel Mary Leighton, wife, female, 29, married, less than 1 year, no children, born Gaswell, Durham
[520] www.findagrave.com, memorial #205670266,
from his gravestone in Greatham Cemetery in Greatham, Hartlepool, County
Durham; England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1916-2007, online
database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a,
p. 94.
[521]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1916-2007, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 1a, p. 1098; www.findagrave.com, memorial #205670267,
from his gravestone in Greatham Cemetery in Greatham, Hartlepool, Durham.
[522]
Calculated from her age and birthplace in the 1891 census; England &
Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 157.
[523]
1911 English Census, County of Durham, Throston Parish, Hartlepool, No. 339,
Registration Dist. 545, Sub-District 1, Enumeration Dist. 46, 16 Clifton St.,
Hartlepool.
[524]
Calculated from his age and birthplace in the 1871 census; England & Wales,
Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 102, his
middle name spelled “McDougle” in the index.
[525]
1881 English Census, County of Durham, Hartlepool Township, Hartlepool Borough,
Hartlepool Town, Page 42, No. 193, 11 Throston St.:
Thomas Simpson, head,
married, male, 58, shipwright, born Sunderland, Durham
Ellen Simpson, wife,
married, female, 48, born Hartlepool, Durham
Robert Simpson, son,
unmarried, male, 24, seaman merchant, born Hartlepool, Durham
Archie Simpson, son,
unmarried, male, 16, shipwright, born Hartlepool, Durham
Alice Simpson,
daughter, unmarried, female, 16, born Hartlepool, Durham
Frances Simpson,
daughter, female, 10, scholar, born Hartlepool, Durham
Elizabeth Simpson,
daughter, female, 7, scholar, born Hartlepool, Durham
John Gordon, son in
law, married, male, 26, boilersmith, born Hartlepool, Durham
Ellen Gordon, daughter,
married, female, 24, wife of above, born Hartlepool, Durham
John Leighton, lodger,
unmarried, male, 24, shipwright, born Hartlepool, Durham
[526]
England and Wales Marriage Registration Index, 1837-2005, online database at www.FamilySearch.org,
John MacDougal Leighton and Mary Jane Hindmarch.
[527]
Calculated from her age and birthplace in the 1891 census, but the 1901 census
says she was born in Sunderland; England & Wales, Civil Registration
Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com,
Vol. 10a, p. 411, indexed in Sunderland..
[528]
1891 English Census, County of Dureham,
Stranton Parish, Hartlepool Borough, Middleton Ward, Hartlepool Town, Page 1,
No. 5, 1 Slake Row:
John Leighton, head,
married, male, 31, shipwright, born Hartlepool, Durham
Jane Leighton, wife,
married, female, 29, born Bishopwearmouth, Durham
[529]
1901 English Census, County of Durham, Middleton Parish, Hartlepool Borough,
Middleton Ward, Page 3, No. 12, 2 Slake Terrace:
John Leighton, head, married, male,
41, shipwright, worker, born Hartlepool, Durham
Mary J. Leighton, wife, married,
female, 39, born Sunderland, Durham
[530]
England and Wales Death Registration Index, 1837-2007, online
database at www.FamilySearch.org,
Vol. 10a, p. 158.
[531]
1911 English Census, County of Durham, Throston, Hartlepool, No. 83, Registration Dist.
545, Sub-District 1, Enumeration Dist. 47, 48 Blandford St., Throston,
Hartlepool:
Mary Leighton, head, female, 49, married, 38 years,
no children born, born Sunderland, Durham
[532]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1916-2007, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 1104.
[533]
Calculated from his age and birthplace in the 1871 census; England & Wales,
Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 116.
[534]
1881 English Census, County of Durham, Stranton Township, Hartlepool Borough,
Page 24, No. 117, Lamb Street.
[535]
1891 English Census, County of Yorkshire North Riding, Thornaby Parish, South
Stockton Town, Stockton Borough, Page 3, No. 18, 79 Francis St.
[536]
1901 English Census, Yorkshire North Riding, Eston Parish, Eston Urban
District, Middlesbrough Borough, Grangetown, Eston, Village, Page 35, No.
202, 108 Vickers St.:
Keziah Spencer, head, widow, female,
67, born
Chewton Mendip, Somerset
Richard M. Leighton, boarder,
single, male, 39, ship-smith, born Hartlepool, Durham
John F. Briggs, boarder, single, male, 22, general labourer, born Wilton Park,
Durham
Ada A. Briggs, visitor, single, female, 13,
born Grangetown, Yorkshire
[537]
England &
Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com.
[538]
Calculated from his age and birthplace in the 1881 census; England &
Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 167.
[539]
England, Select Births and Christenings, 1538-1975, online database at www.Ancestry.com, from FHL microfilm
#1519297, his parents Joseph and Jane Leighton.
[540]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1916-2017, online
database at www.Ancestry.com, from Vol.
10a, p. 191.
[543]
England & Wales FreeBMD Marriage Index, 1837-1915, Vol. 10a, p. 204, her
name Jane Horsley Leighton in the marriage record.
[545]
England & Wales, Christening Index, 1530-1980, online database at www.Ancestry.com, his parents Tom Johnson
and Hannah Johnson.
[546]
1871 English Census, County of Durham, Stranton, Hartlepool Borough, West
Hartlepool Town, Page 10, No. 42, Foggy Forge:
George Forster, head,
married, male, 54, gardener, born Easington, Yorkshire
Elizabeth Forster,
wife, married, female, 60, born Wolviston, Durham
Hannah M. Johnson,
daughter, widow, female, 24, born Greatham, Durham
John T. Forster, son,
unmarried, male, 17, born Greatham, Durham
Tom Johnson, grandson,
male, 2, born West Hartlepool, Durham
[547]
1901 English Census, County of Durham, West Hartlepool Parish, West Hartlepool Borough,
South West
Ward, Page 20, No. 103, 15 Waldon St.:
Tom Johnson, head, married, male,
33, butcher – shopkeeper, own account, born W. Hartlepool, Durham
Jane Johnson, wife, married, female,
33, born W.
Hartlepool, Durham
Tom Johnson, son, single, male, 9, born W. Hartlepool,
Durham
Walter Johnson, son, single, male,
7, born W.
Hartlepool, Durham
Charles Johnson, son, single, male,
4, born W.
Hartlepool, Durham
Jeannie Johnson, daughter, single,
female, 2, born
W. Hartlepool, Durham
Foster Johnson, son, single, male,
9 months, born
W. Hartlepool, Durham
Bella Waterland, servant, single, female, 20, born W. Hartlepool,
Durham
[548]
1911 English Census, County of Durham, West Hartlepool, No. 135, Registration
Dist. 545, Sub-District 1, Enumeration Dist. 21, 30 Whitburn St., West
Hartlepool:
Tom Johnson, head, male,
43, married, butcher, worker, born West Hartlepool, Durham
Jane Horsley Johnson, wife, female,
43, married, 20 years, 9 children born, 6 children living, 3 children died, born Hartlepool, Durham
Tom Foster Johnson, son, male, 19,
single, butcher, worker, born West Hartlepool, Durham
Walter Johnson, son, male, 17, single,
grocer, worker,
born West Hartlepool, Durham
Charlie Johnson, son, male, 14,
single, born
West Hartlepool, Durham
Jeannie Johnson, daughter, female,
12, single, school, born West Hartlepool, Durham
Anna Johnson, daughter, female, 7,
single, born
West Hartlepool, Durham
Foster Johnson, son, male, 10,
single, born
West Hartlepool, Durham
[549]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1916-2007, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 1a, p. 656.
[550] England & Wales FreeBMD Death Index, 1916-2007, Vol. 1a, p. 1314; England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1916-2007, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 1a, p. 1314.
[551]
Calculated from his age and birthplace in the 1901 census; England &
Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 164, his
middle name indexed as “Foster.”
[552]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1916-2005, online
database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a,
p. 147.
[553]
Calculated from his age and birthplace in the 1901 census; England &
Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 143.
[554]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1916-2005, online
database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a,
p. 158.
[555]
Calculated from his age and birthplace in the 1901 census; England &
Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 160.
[556]
Calculated from her age and birthplace in the 1901 census; England & Wales, Civil
Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 127.
[557]
Calculated from his age, of 9 months, and birthplace in the 1901 census;
England & Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 131,
his name indexed as “Foster.”
[558]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1916-2005, online
database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a,
p. 232.
[560]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1916-2007, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 1a, p. 1276.
[561]
England & Wales FreeBMD Birth Index, 1837-1915, Vol. 10a, p. 158; England
& Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 158.
[565]
England, Select Births and Christenings, 1838-1975, online database at www.Ancestry.com, from FHL microfilm
#1514545, her parents James Tunstall and Jane Tunstall.
[566]
1891 English Census, County of Durham, Stranton Parish, West Hartlepool
Borough, West Hartlepool Ward, West Hartlepool Town, Page 3, No. 18, 1 Okley
St.:
William T. Leighton,
head, married, male, 21, blacksmith, born Hartlepool, Durham
Mary Leighton, wife,
married, female, 20, born Hartlepool, Durham
[567]
1901 English Census, County of Durham, West Hartlepool Parish, West Hartlepool
Borough, North
Ward, Page 39, No. 224, 32 Hurworth St.:
Wm. T. Leighton, head, married,
male, 30, blacksmith marine works, worker, born Hartlepool, Durham
Mary Leighton, wife, married,
female, 30, born
West Hartlepool,
Durham
Flor.
M. Leighton, daughter, single, female, 9, born West Hartlepool, Durham
Wm. T. Leighton, son, single, male,
8, born West
Hartlepool, Durham
Jane H. Leighton, daughter, single,
female, 5, born
West Hartlepool, Durham
Eliz. J. L. Leighton, daughter,
single, female, 3, born West Hartlepool, Durham
Fred. Leighton, son, single, male,
10 months, born
West Hartlepool, Durham
[568]
1911 English Census, County of Durham, West Hartlepool, No. 37, Registration Dist. 545,
Sub-Districgt 1, Enumeration Dist. 3, 32 Huworth Street, West Hartlepool:
William Thompson Leighton, head,
male, 40, married, 20 years, blacksmith, shipyard, worker, born Hartlepool,
Durham
Mary Leighton, wife, female, 40, married, 20 years,
8 children born, 8 children living, no childred died, born West Hartlepool,
Durham
Florence Mary Leighton, daughter,
female, 19, single, dressmaker, own account, born West Hartlepool, Durham
William Thompson Leighton, son, male, 18,
single, plumber, house plumber, worker, born West Hartlepool, Durham
Jane Horsley Johnson Leighton, daughter, female, 15,
single, at home, born West Hartlepool, Durham
Eliza Jane Leighton, daughter,
female, 13, single, school, born West Hartlepool, Durham
Frederick Leighton, son, male, 10, single, school, born West Hartlepool,
Durham
Bessie Leighton, daughter, female,
8, single, school born West Hartlepool, Durham
Lon[sic] Johnson Leighton, son, male, 6, single,
school, born
West Hartlepool, Durham
Hilda Tinstable(?) Leighton, daughter,
female, 4,
single, school, born West Hartlepool, Durham
[570]
Calculated
from her age and birthplace in the 1901 census, her birth date from her
baptismal record.
[571]
England, Select Births and Christenings, 1538-1975, online database at www.Ancestry.com, from FHL microfilm
#1519301, baptized as “Florene Mary Leighton,” her parents William
Thompson Leighton and Mary Leighton.
[572]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1916-2005, online
database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a,
p. 332, “Florence” M. Leighton and Edward Hogg.
[573]
Calculated from his age and birthplace in the 1901 census; England &
Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 144.
[574]
England, Select Births and Christenings, 1538-1975, online database at www.Ancestry.com, from FHL microfilm #1519301,
his parents William Thompson Leighton and Mary Leighton.
[575]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1837-1915, online
database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a,
p. 183.
[576]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1916-2007, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 1a, p. 246.
[577]
Calculated from her age and birthplace in the 1901 census; England &
Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 135, her
birth date from her baptismal record.
[578]
England, Select Births and Christenings, 1538-1975, online database at www.Ancestry.com, from FHL microfilm
#1519301, her parents William Thompson Leighton and Mary Leighton.
[579]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1916-2005, online
database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a,
p. 356.
[580]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1916-2007, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 158.
[581]
Calculated from her age and birthplace in the 1901 census; England &
Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 128, her
birth date from her baptismal record.
[582]
England, Select Births and Christenings, 1538-1975, online database at www.Ancestry.com, from FHL microfilm
#1519301, her parents William Thompson Leighton and Mary Leighton.
[583]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1916-2005, online
database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 1a, p.
2267.
[584]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1916-2007, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 3, p. 2875.
[585]
Calculated from his age, of 10 months, and birthplace in the 1901 census;
England & Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 193,
his birth date from his baptismal record.
[586]
England, Select Births and Christenings, 1538-1975, online database at www.Ancestry.com,
from FHL microfilm #1519301, his parents William Thompson Leighton and Mary
Leighton.
[587]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1916-2005, online
database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a,
p. 330.
[588] England
& Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1916-2007, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 1a, p. 943.
[589]
Calculated from her age and birthplace in the 1911 census; England & Wales,
Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 169.
[590]
England, Select Births and Christenings, 1538-1975, online database at www.Ancestry.com, from FHL microfilm
#1519301, her parents William Thompson Leighton and Mary Leighton.
[591]
Calculated from his age and birthplace in the 1911 census; England &
Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 176.
[592] Essex,
England, Church of England Marriages, 1754-1937, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Tom Johnson Leighton, 29,
son of William Thompson Leighton, and Eva Cecelia Pitts, 29, daughter of George
Pitts.
[593]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1916-2007, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 9, p. 1714.
[594]
Calculated from her age and birthplace in the 1911 census; England &
Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 150.
[595]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1916-2005, online
database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a,
p. 280.
[596]
England & Wales FreeBMD Birth Index, 1837-1915, Vol. 10a, p. 170, as Frank
Nicholson Leighton, but his name was given as Frank Pounder Leighton in the
1881 census; England & Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915,
online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol.
10a, p. 170, as “Frank Nicholson Leighton.”
[597]
1891 English Census, County of Durham, Throston Parish, Hartlepool Borough,
Throston Ward, Hartlepool Town, Page 15, No. 85, 67 Mary St.
[598]
England
& Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 218, Frank
Nicholson Leighton and Edith Robinson.
[600]
1901 English Census, Yorkshire North Riding, Middlesbrough Parish, Middlesbrough Borough, Vulcan Ward, Middlesbrough
Town, Page 26, No. 145, 2 Montague St.:
Frank Leighton, head, married, male,
28, boilermaker, worker, born Hartlepool, Durham
Grace Leighton, wife, married,
female, 27, born
Hartlepool, Durham
Edith Leighton, daughter, single,
female, 6, born
Hartlepool, Durham
Annie Leighton, daughter, single,
female, 3, born
Middlesbrough, Yorkshire
[601]
1911 English Census, Yorkshire North Riding, Middlesbrough, No. 40, Registration
Dist. 535, Sub-District 2, Enumeration Dist. 23, 150 Clarendon Road,
Middlesbrough:
Frank Nicholson Leighton, head,
male, 38, married, boiler plater, general engineers of boiler makers works, worker,
born Hartlepool, Durham
Grace Leighton, wife, female, 38,
married, 10
years, 5 children born, 4 children alive, 1 child died, born Hartlepool, Durham
Edith Leighton, daughter, female,
16, single, born
Hartlepool, Durham
Annie Leighton, daughter, female,
13, single, school, born Middlesbrough,
Yorkshire
Tom W. Leighton, son, male, 9, single, school, born Middlesbrough,
Yorkshire
Grace Leighton, daughter, female, 7,
single, school,
born
Middlesbrough, Yorkshire
Winniefred Leighton, daughter,
female, 4 months, born Middlesbrough, Yorkshire
[602]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1837-1915, online database
at www.Ancestry.com,
Vol. 9d, p. 684.
[603]
Calculated from her age and birthplace in the 1901 census; England &
Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 129.
[604]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1916-2005, online
database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a,
p. 222.
[605]
Calculated from her age and birthplace in the 1901 census; England &
Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 9d, p. 547.
[606]
Calculated from his age and birthplace in the 1911 census; England &
Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 9d, p. 559; per his www.findagrave.com memorial #125879721.
[607] Per
his www.findagrave.com memorial
#125879721.
[608] www.findagrave.com, memorial #125879721,
from his gravestone and burial record in Upper and Lower Wortley Cemetery in
Wortley, Leeds, West Yorkshire, England.
[609]
Calculated from her age and birthplace in the 1911 census; England &
Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 9d, p. 568.
[610]
Calculated from her age, of 4 months, and birthplace in the 1911 census;
England & Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 9d, p. 533.
[611]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1837-1915, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 9d, p. 385.
[612]
Parish Register Transcripts of Sunderland, “Sunderland Baptisms, Vol. 2,
1806-1862,” p. 376, from FHL microfilm #091116.
[613]
1861 English Census, County of Durham, Hartlepool Parish, Hartlepool Borough,
Hartlepool Town, Page 29, No. 156, Darlington Street:
Ann Robinson, head,
widow, female, 36, milliner, born Hartlepool, Durham
Thomas Robinson, son,
male, 12, scholar, born Hartlepool, Durham
Jessie Leighton,
partner, unmarried, female, 24, milliner, born Sunderland, Durham
[614]
1871 English Census, County of Durham, Cornforth Township, Cornforth Village,
Page 19, No. 94, Cow Close:
Ann Robinson, head,
widow, female, 49, milner [sic], born Cumberland
Jessee Leyhton [sic],
boarder, unmarried, female, 35, milner [sic], born Sunderland, Durham
[615] England
& Wales FreeBMD Marriage Index, 1837-1915, Vol. 10a, p. 640; England &
Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 640, Robert
Longstaff and Jessie Leighton.
[616]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online image
database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 24, p.
241, which doesn’t match his age at death.
[618]
England Deaths and Burials, 1538-1991, online database at www.FamilySearch.org.
[621]
1891 English Census, County of Durham, Hedworth Parish, Jarrow Borough, East
Ward, Jarrow Town, Page 25, No. 147, 45 Princess St.:
Henry Adams, head,
married, male, 50, cartman, born Scotland
Jessie Adams, wife,
married, female, 53, born Sunderland, Durham
Henry Adams, son,
single, male, 14, born Jarrow, Durham
Courie Adams, daughter,
female, 12, scholar, born Jarrow, Durham
[622]
1901 English Census, County of Durham, Jarrow Parish, Jarrow Borough, East Ward, Page
14, No. 84, 61 Queen’s Road:
Henry Adams, head, married, male,
61, cartman, worker,
born Scotland
Jessie Adams, wife, married,
female, 64, born
Sunderland, Durham
Henry Adams, son, single,
male, 35, sawyer, wood, worker, born Jarrow, Durham
[625]
Calculated from her age in the 1851 census; England & Wales, Civil
Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online image database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 24, p. 268.
[627]
England & Wales FreeBMD Marriage Index, 1837-1915, Vol. 10a, p. 129; England and Wales
Marriage Registration Index, 1837-2005, online database at www.FamilySearch.org, Vol. 10a, p.
129..
[629]
England & Wales, Christening Index, 1830-1980, online database at www.Ancestry.com, his parents George Purvis
and Ellen Purvis.
[630]
1861 English Census, County of Durham, Hartlepool Parish, Hartlepool Borough,
Hartlepool Town, Page 34, No. 189, Hart St:
John Purvis, head,
married, male, 24, engine smith, born Newcastle, Northumberland
Elizabeth Purvis, wife,
married, female, 22, born Sunderland, Durham
Eleanor Purvis,
visitor, widow, female, 45, born Newcastle, Northumberland
[631]
1871 English Census, County of Durham, Westoe Township, South Shields Borough,
South Shields Town, Page 51, No. 261, 11 Alderson Street:
John Purvise, head,
married, male, 35, sea going engineer, born Newcastle, Northumberland
Elisabeth Purvise,
wife, married, female, 33, born Sunderland, Durham
Eleanor Purvise,
daughter, female, 8, scholar, born Hartlepool, Durham
John W. Purvise, son, male,
5, scholar, born Newcastle, Northumberland
George W. Purvise, son,
male, 2, born South Shields, Durham
[632]
1881 English Census, County of Northumberland, All Saints Parish, Newcastle on
Tyne Borough, East All Saints Ward, Page 8, No. 41, 23 Howard St.:
John Purves, head,
married, male, 45, marine engine fitter, born Newcastle on Tyne, Northumberland
Elizabeth Purves, wife,
married, female, 43, born Sunderland, Durham
Eleanor Purves,
daughter, unmarried, female, 17, sewing machinist, born Hartlepool, Durham
John Purves, son,
unmarried, male, 16, engine fitter apprentice, born Newcastle on Tyne,
Northumberland
George Purves, son,
unmarried, male, 12, scholar, born South Shields, Durham
James Purves, son,
unmarried, male, 5, scholar, born Newcastle on Tyne, Northumberland
Elizabeth Purves,
daughter, unmarried, female, 3, born Newcastle on Tyne, Northumberland
[633]
Great Britain Deaths and Burials, 1778-1998, online database at www.FamilySearch.org,
he was a fireman and trimmer in the Merchant Marine, and died at sea.
[634]
1891 English Census, County of Northumberland, All Saints Parish, Newcastle on
Tyne Borough, All Saints Ward, Newcastle on Tyne, Page 73, No. 482:
Elizabeth Purves, head,
widow, female, 52, born Sunderland, Durham
George Purves, son,
single, male, 21, fireman on steam boat, born South Shields, Durham
James Purves, son,
single, male, 15, apprentice pawnbroker
Elizabeth Purves,
daughter, single, 12, scholar
[635]
England and Wales Death Registration Index, 1837-2007, online database at www.FamilySearch.org, Vol. 10a, p.
426.
[637]
1881 English Census, County of Northumberland, All Saints Parish, Newcastle on
Tyne Borough, East All Saints Ward, Page 8, No. 41, 23 Howard St.
[640]
England and
Wales Marriage Registration Index, 1837-2005, online database at www.FamilySearch.org, John William
Purvis and Mary Elizabeth Dale.
[642] England,
Select Births and Christenings, 1538-1975, online database at www.Ancestry.com, from FHL microfilm
#252784, her parents William Dale and Jane Dale.
[643]
1891 English Census, County of Durham, Southwick Parish, Sunderland Borough,
Page 25, No. 140, 7 Grey St.:
John W. Purvis, head,
married, male, 27, pattern maker, born Newcastle on Tyne, Northumberland
Mary E. Purvis, wife,
married, female, 27, born Gateshead, Durham
Alethia Purvis,
daughter, single, female, 6, scholar, born Sunderland, Durham
William D. Purvis, son,
male, 4, born Southwick, Durham
Bertram Purvis, son,
male, 3, born Southwick, Durham
Minnie Purvis,
daughter, female, 1, born Southwick, Durham
Sarah Blackhurst,
servant, single, female, 17, general servant (domestic), born Southwick, Durham
[644]
1901 English Census, Sunderland Parish, Sunderland Borough, Colliery Ward, Page
15, No. 97, 7 Victoria Terrace:
John Wm. Purvis, head,
married, male, 34, pattern maker, worker, born Newcastle, Northumberland
Mary Eliz. Purvis,
wife, married, female, 34, born Gateshead, Durham
Alethia Purvis,
daughter, female, 16, clerk, worker, born Sunderland, Durham
William D. Purvis, son,
male, 14, born Sunderland, Durham
Bertram Purvis, son,
male, 13, born Sunderland, Durham
Minnie Purvis,
daughter, female, 11, born Sunderland, Durham
[645]
Calculated from her age and birthplace in the 1891 census; England & Wales,
Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 690.
[646]
England, Select Births and Christenings, 1538-1975, online database at www.Ancestry.com, from FHL microfilm
#1514565, her parents John William and Mary Elizabeth Purvis.
[647]
England & Wales, FreeBMD Death Index, 1916-2007, Vol. 1a, p. 1173; England
& Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1916-2007, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 1a, p. 1173.
[648]
Calculated from his age and birthplace in the 1891 census; England & Wales,
Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 625, his
birth date from his baptismal record.
[649]
England, Select Births and Christenings, 1538-1975, online database at www.Ancestry.com, from FHL microfilm
#1885613, son of John William Purvis and Mary Elizabeth Purvis.
[650]
England & Wales, FreeBMD Death Index, 1916-2007, Vol. 1a, p. 934; England
& Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1916-2007, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 1a, p. 934.
[651]
Calculated from his age and birthplace in the 1891 census; England & Wales,
Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 680, his
birth date from his baptismal and death records.
[652]
England, Select Births and Christenings, 1538-1975, online database at www.Ancestry.com, from FHL microfilm
#1885613, his parents John William Purvis and Mary Elizabeth Purvis.
[653]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1916-2005, online
database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a,
p. 932.
[654]
England & Wales, FreeBMD Death Index, 1916-2007, Vol. 1a, p. 2259; England
& Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1916-2007, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 1a, p. 2259.
[655]
Calculated from her age and birthplace in the 1891 census; England & Wales,
Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 690, her
birth date from her baptismal record.
[656]
England, Select Births and Christenings, 1538-1975, online database at www.Ancestry.com, from FHL microfilm
#1514664, her parents John William and Mary Elizabeth Purvis.
[657]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1837-1915, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 467.
[658]
Calculated from his age and birthplace in the 1871 census; England
& Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 622, his
birth date from his baptismal record.
[659]
England, Select Births and Christenings, 1538-1975, online database at www.Ancestry.com, from FHL microfilm
#1894145, his parents John Purvis and Elizabeth Purvis.
[660]
1891 English Census, County of Northumberland, All Saints Parish, Newcastle on
Tyne Borough, All Saints Ward, Newcastle on Tyne, Page 73, No. 482.
[661]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1837-1915, online
database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a,
p. 1571.
[663]
1901 English Census, County of Durham, Gateshead Parish, Gateshead Borough,
North Ward, Page 21, No. 149, Victoria St.:
George W. Purvis, head,
married, male, 32, stoker, marine engine works, worker, born Newcastle,
Northumberland
Annie J. Purvis, wife,
married, female, 31, born Gateshead, Durham
George W. Purvis, son,
male, 10 months, born Gateshead, Durham
[664]
1911 English Census, County of Durham, Gateshead, No. 335, Registration Dist.
557, Sub-District 2, Enumeration Dist. 11, 17 Victoria St., Gateshead:
George William Purves,
head, male, 42, married, 12 years, carbonic acid gas work, stoker, worker, born
North Shields, Northumberland [sic]
Annie Isabella Purves,
wife, female, 40, married, 12 years, 5 children born, 4 children living, 1
child died, born Gateshead, Durham
George William Purves,
son, male, 11, school, born Gateshead, Durham
John Purves, male, 9,
born Gateshead, Durham, died
Annie Isabella Purves,
daughter, female, 6, born Gateshead, Durham
John Purves, son, male,
4, born Gateshead, Durham
James Paston Purves,
son, male, 2, born Gateshead, Durham
[665] UK,
Soldiers, Died in the Great War, 1914-1919, online database at www.Ancestry.com, his birthplace South
Shields, and his enlistment in South Shields.
[666]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1916-2007, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 1025.
[667]
Calculated from his age, of 10 months, and birthplace in the 1901 census;
England & Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 1016.
[668]
Calculated from his age and birthplace in the 1911 census; England & Wales,
Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 1113.
[669]
England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1837-1915, online database
at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 635.
[670]
Calculated from her age and birthplace in the 1911 census; England & Wales,
Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915, online database at www.Ancestry.com, Vol. 10a, p. 1026.
[674]
England, Select Births and Christenings, 1538-1975, online database at www.Ancestry.com, from FHL microfilm
#1564926, his parents John Purvis and Elizabeth Purvis.
[675]
British Newspaper Archive, Family Notices, online database at www.FamilySearch.org, his father John Purves,
her father David Munro.
[677]
England, Select Births and Christenings, 1538-1975, online database at www.Ancestry.com, from FHL microfilm
#1468836, her parents John and Elizabeth Purvis.