Christopher Sam Selka1
M, #2515, b. 23 October 1957, d. February 2004
| Father | Joseph Arthur Selka1 b. 25 Jul 1915, d. May 2005 |
| Mother | Kathleen Joan Ridings1 b. bt 1 Jul 1924 - 30 Sep 1924, d. 16 Aug 2010 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 October 1957 and 31 December 1957 | His birth was registered between 1 October 1957 and 31 December 1957 at R.D. Bradford Ref: 2b, 122 Selka, Christopher S., mother: Ridings.1,2 |
| Birth* | 23 October 1957 | Christopher Sam Selka, son of Joseph Arthur Selka and Kathleen Joan Ridings, was born on 23 October 1957 at R.D. Bradford.1 |
| Christopher Sam Selka was the son of Joseph Arthur Selka and Kathleen Joan Ridings.1 | ||
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | February 2004 | His death was registered in February 2004 at R.D. Bradford Name: Christopher Sam Selka Birth Date: 23 Oct 1957 Date of Registration: Feb 2004 Age at Death: 46 Registration District: Bradford Inferred County: Yorkshire Register Number: E74A District and Subdistrict: 081/1E Entry number: 13.2 |
| Death* | February 2004 | Christopher Sam Selka died in February 2004 at R.D. Bradford.2 |
| Last Edited | 19 Jan 2025 |
David Selka
M, #1178, b. 11 September 1918, d. 11 March 1955
| Father | Salomon Selka b. 30 May 1880, d. 5 Nov 1936 |
| Mother | Helen Shipstone Vinter b. 21 Dec 1882, d. 24 Dec 1958 |
| Birth* | 11 September 1918 | David Selka, son of Salomon Selka and Helen Shipstone Vinter, was born on 11 September 1918 at R.D. Bradford.1,2 |
| David Selka was the son of Salomon Selka and Helen Shipstone Vinter. | ||
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 October 1918 and 31 December 1918 | His birth was registered between 1 October 1918 and 31 December 1918 at R.D. Bradford Ref: 9b, 185 Selka, David mother: Vinter.3 |
| Death of Father | 5 November 1936 | His father Salomon Selka died on 5 November 1936 at Upper Syke, Clayton, Bradford, YKS .4,5 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 7 November 1936 | David Selka was mentioned in a newspaper article on 7 November 1936. One of Mr. Selka's five sons, Joseph. Michael, David, Ralph, and Max, at their father's funeral. Subject: Salomon Selka Mentioned: Helen Shipstone Vinter, Reginald Arthur Vinter, Conrad Sharp Gurteen, Joseph Arthur Selka, Michael Selka, David Selka, Raphael Selka and Solomon Maximilian Selka.6 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 29 September 1939 | The 1939 UK Register of 68 Emm Lane, Bradford, WRY, listed Helen Shipstone Vinter with Joseph Arthur Selka, David Selka and Raphael Selka, along with 4 staff - Cecilia Martin, Sarah Sisson, Ann Harper & Mary Bradford (later Ford?).. David Selka was described as Selka, David male born 11 Sep 1918, single, student (indexed as Doris...)2 |
| (Groom) MC-Reg* | between 1 April 1943 and 30 June 1943 | His marriage was registered between 1 April 1943 and 30 June 1943 at R.D. Bradford Ref: 9b, 276 Probably marriage to Luella F Hudson Sufficiently rare name combination to say this is definite.7 |
| Marriage* | between 1 April 1943 and 30 June 1943 | He married Luella Frances Hudson between 1 April 1943 and 30 June 1943 at R.D. Bradford.8 |
| (Subject) Newspaper* | 27 March 1945 | David Selka and Luella Frances Hudson were the subject of a newspaper article on 27 March 1945. Births Selka March 24, at Godalming to Mr. And Mrs. David SELKA (nee Luella Hudson), a daughter.9 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 January 1955 and 31 March 1955 | His death was registered between 1 January 1955 and 31 March 1955 at R.D. Northampton Ref 3b, 669 David Selka, age 36.10,4 |
| (Deceased) Death-Alt | 10 March 1955 | David Selka died on 10 March 1955 at R.D. Northampton.11,4 |
| Address* | 11 March 1955 | As of 11 March 1955, David Selka lived at 68 Emm Lane, Heaton, Bradford, YKS.5 |
| (Deceased) Death* | 11 March 1955 | He died on 11 March 1955 at St. Andrew's Hospital, Northampton, NTH, Age 36.5,4 |
| Address | 11 March 1955 | As of 11 March 1955, David Selka lived at 68 Emm Lane, Heaton, Bradford, YKS.5 |
| (Interred) Burial* | after 11 March 1955 | He was buried after 11 March 1955 at Section A, Row C, Grave 10, Bradford Reform Cemetery, Bradford, YKS, "David Selka 11.9.1918 - 11.3.1955 Loving devoted husband and father gave loyal service to his country from 1940 - 1945. As research scientist attached to the Admiralty. Admiralty signal establishment. Portsmouth and Witley."12 |
| (Deceased) Prob Index* | 19 November 1955 | In the Probate Index, the deceased was described as Selka, David of 68 Emm Lane, Heaton, Bradford, died 11 Mar 1955 at St. Andrew's Hospital, Northampton. Authority to administer the Estate was granted to Helen Shipstone Vinter described as Helen Shipstone Selka widow and Henry Swarbrick incorporated accountant. on 19 November 1955 by The Probate Office, London. Estate valued at £34524 9s. 3d..5 |
Family of David Selka and Luella Frances Hudson |
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| Marriage* | between 1 April 1943 and 30 June 1943 | David Selka married Luella Frances Hudson between 1 April 1943 and 30 June 1943 at R.D. Bradford.8 |
| Last Edited | 20 Apr 2021 |
Citations
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "http://bradfordjewish.org.uk/solomon-selka-1880-1936/."
- [S1] Census, 1939, FindMyPast.
- [S8] Index to GRO Births.
- [S5] Index to GRO Deaths "Ancestry."
- [S13] Index to Wills Probate Index "Ancestry."
- [S94] "Yorkshire Post Friday 07 Nov 1936 P7 of 22."
- [S7] Index to GRO Marriage "Ancestry."
- [S7] Index to GRO Marriage "FreeBMD."
- [S94] "Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer 27 Mar 1945 Births p2 of 6."
- [S5] Index to GRO Deaths.
- [S3] International Genealogical Index (IGI), Helen Shipston Selka and Solomon Selka have a son David born Bradford in 1927, died 10 Mar 1955.
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "http://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Community/Bradford/Bradford_Cemeteries/Cemetery_menu.htm."
Joseph Arthur Selka1,2
M, #1733, b. 25 July 1915, d. May 2005
| Father | Salomon Selka1 b. 30 May 1880, d. 5 Nov 1936 |
| Mother | Helen Shipstone Vinter1 b. 21 Dec 1882, d. 24 Dec 1958 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 July 1915 and 30 September 1915 | His birth was registered between 1 July 1915 and 30 September 1915 at R.D. Bradford Ref: 9b, 257 Selka, Joseph Arthur mother: Vinter.1 |
| Birth* | 25 July 1915 | Joseph Arthur Selka, son of Salomon Selka and Helen Shipstone Vinter, was born on 25 July 1915 at R.D. Bradford.1,2,3 |
| Joseph Arthur Selka was the son of Salomon Selka and Helen Shipstone Vinter.1 | ||
| Death of Father | 5 November 1936 | His father Salomon Selka died on 5 November 1936 at Upper Syke, Clayton, Bradford, YKS.2,4 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 6 November 1936 | Joseph Arthur Selka was mentioned in a newspaper article on 6 November 1936. Mentioned as the eldest son of Mr. Solomon Selka deceased, Mr. Joseph Arthur Selka, came of age three months ago. Subject: Salomon Selka Mentioned: Joseph Arthur Selka, Helen Shipstone Vinter and Arthur Vinter.5 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 7 November 1936 | Joseph Arthur Selka was mentioned in a newspaper article on 7 November 1936. One of Mr. Selka's five sons, Joseph. Michael, David, Ralph, and Max, at their father's funeral. Subject: Salomon Selka Mentioned: Helen Shipstone Vinter, Reginald Arthur Vinter, Conrad Sharp Gurteen, Joseph Arthur Selka, Michael Selka, David Selka, Raphael Selka and Solomon Maximilian Selka.6 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 29 September 1939 | The 1939 UK Register of 68 Emm Lane, Bradford, WRY, listed Helen Shipstone Vinter with Joseph Arthur Selka, David Selka and Raphael Selka, along with 4 staff - Cecilia Martin, Sarah Sisson, Ann Harper & Mary Bradford (later Ford?).. Joseph Arthur Selka was described as Selka, Joseph male born 25 Jul 1915, single, Director textile mill.3 |
| (Subject) Newspaper* | 10 January 1945 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 10 January 1945. Havoc Amongst Enemy Ships Bradford Man in Fiords raid Three forces of coastal Command Mosquitos and Beaufighters swept over the fiords of Norway yesterday afternoon in snow and ice to deliver damaging attacks on enemy shipping. The last crew to leave the target area saw a modern cargo-liner lying on its side burning, a small modern oil-burning merchantman disappearing under the water, a large sized ship ablaze and two smaller merchant ships hit. The Mosquitos went down from 2,000 feet to sea level, to fire dozens of rockets into the ships. "A large vessel alongside the quay was well on fire when we left" said Flight Lieutenant J. A. Selka of 68 Emm Lane, Bradford, Yorkshire. "We dived down on it, and although men on the quay were running for safety, the whole attack was over in under a minute. There was a fair amount of flak, but we all returned safely".7 |
| Research* | 28 October 1947 | Research:Royal Aero Club Aviators certificate no. 23622 Selka, Joseph Arthur of 68A Emm Lane, Bradford Born: 25th July 1915 at Bradford Nationality: Nritish (sic) Rank: Textile manager Certificate taken on: Auster At: Yorkshire Aero Club Date: 28th October 1947.8 |
| (Groom) MC-Reg* | between 1 April 1952 and 30 June 1952 | His marriage was registered between 1 April 1952 and 30 June 1952 at R.D. Middleton Ref: 10e, 872 Joseph A Selka Probably marriage to Kathleen J Ridings Sufficiently rare name combination to say this is definite.9 |
| Marriage* | between 1 April 1952 and 30 June 1952 | He married Kathleen Joan Ridings between 1 April 1952 and 30 June 1952 at R.D. Middleton.10 |
| Had a Son | 23 October 1957 | His son Christopher Sam Selka was born on 23 October 1957 at R.D. Bradford.1 |
| Death of Mother | 24 December 1958 | His mother Helen Shipstone Vinter died on 24 December 1958 at 68 Emm Lane, Heaton, Bradford, YKS.2,4 |
| (Administrator) Prob Index | 26 February 1959 | Authority was granted to Joseph Arthur Selka described as Joseph Arthur Selka company director (with Michael Selka) to administer the Estate of Helen Shipstone Vinter on 26 February 1959 at The Probate Office, Wakefield, valued at £33781 2s. 1d..4 |
| Death of Son | February 2004 | His son Christopher Sam Selka died in February 2004 at R.D. Bradford.2 |
| (Deceased) Death* | May 2005 | Joseph Arthur Selka died in May 2005 at R.D. Bradford Age 89.2 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | May 2005 | His death was registered in May 2005 at R.D. Bradford Joseph Arthur Selka, Register number: F70A District and Subdistrict: 081/1F Entry number: 156 Age 89.2 |
Child of Joseph Arthur Selka and Kathleen Joan Ridings |
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| Marriage* | between 1 April 1952 and 30 June 1952 | Joseph Arthur Selka married Kathleen Joan Ridings between 1 April 1952 and 30 June 1952 at R.D. Middleton.10 |
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| Last Edited | 20 Apr 2021 |
Citations
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "FreeBMD."
- [S5] Index to GRO Deaths "Ancestry."
- [S1] Census, 1939, FindMyPast.
- [S13] Index to Wills Probate Index "Ancestry."
- [S94] "Yorkshire Post Friday 06 Nov 1936 P5 of 20."
- [S94] "Yorkshire Post Friday 07 Nov 1936 P7 of 22."
- [S94] "Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer 10 Jan 1945 "Havoc Amongst Enemy Ships" p1 of 6."
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "Royal Aero Club Aviators Certificates."
- [S7] Index to GRO Marriage "Ancestry."
- [S7] Index to GRO Marriage "FreeBMD."
Michael Selka1
M, #1734, b. 15 January 1917, d. between 1 October 1978 and 31 December 1978
| Father | Salomon Selka1 b. 30 May 1880, d. 5 Nov 1936 |
| Mother | Helen Shipstone Vinter1 b. 21 Dec 1882, d. 24 Dec 1958 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 January 1917 and 31 March 1917 | His birth was registered between 1 January 1917 and 31 March 1917 at R.D. Bradford Ref: 9b, 235 Selka, Michael mother: Vinter.1 |
| Birth* | 15 January 1917 | Michael Selka, son of Salomon Selka and Helen Shipstone Vinter, was born on 15 January 1917 at R.D. Bradford.1,2 |
| Michael Selka was the son of Salomon Selka and Helen Shipstone Vinter.1 | ||
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 7 November 1936 | Michael Selka was mentioned in a newspaper article on 7 November 1936. One of Mr. Selka's five sons, Joseph. Michael, David, Ralph, and Max, at their father's funeral. Subject: Salomon Selka Mentioned: Helen Shipstone Vinter, Reginald Arthur Vinter, Conrad Sharp Gurteen, Joseph Arthur Selka, Michael Selka, David Selka, Raphael Selka and Solomon Maximilian Selka.3 |
| (Administrator) Prob Index | 26 February 1959 | Authority was granted to Michael Selka described as Michael Selka, company director (with Joseph Arthur Selka) to administer the Estate of Helen Shipstone Vinter on 26 February 1959 at The Probate Office, Wakefield, valued at £33781 2s. 1d..4 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 October 1978 and 31 December 1978 | His death was registered between 1 October 1978 and 31 December 1978 at R.D. Bradford Ref: 4, 0306 Michael Selka born 15 Jan 1917.2 |
| Death* | between 1 October 1978 and 31 December 1978 | Michael Selka died between 1 October 1978 and 31 December 1978 at R.D. Bradford.2 |
| (Subject) Newspaper* | 1978 | He was the subject of a newspaper article in 1978. Obituary Mr. Michael Selka Mr. Michael Selka, a director of Stroud Riley Drummond Ltd., of Bradford, has died suddenly. Mr. Selka was highly respected by all the staff and employees of the firm and indeed by the many who knew him in the wool textile trade, in which he had been so involved for almost all his life. He was a member of the board of the former Bradford and District Manufacturers' Federation and the general council of the recently formed Wool Textile Manufacturers' Federation.5 |
| Last Edited | 6 May 2021 |
Raphael Selka1
M, #1735, b. 26 December 1920, d. 29 May 1991
| Father | Salomon Selka1 b. 30 May 1880, d. 5 Nov 1936 |
| Mother | Helen Shipstone Vinter1 b. 21 Dec 1882, d. 24 Dec 1958 |
| Birth* | 26 December 1920 | Raphael Selka, son of Salomon Selka and Helen Shipstone Vinter, was born on 26 December 1920 at R.D. N. Bierley.1,2,3 |
| Raphael Selka was the son of Salomon Selka and Helen Shipstone Vinter.1 | ||
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 July 1921 and 30 September 1921 | His birth was registered between 1 July 1921 and 30 September 1921 at R.D. N. Bierley Ref: 9b, 56 Selka, Raphael mother: Vinten (sic).1 |
| Death of Father | 5 November 1936 | His father Salomon Selka died on 5 November 1936 at Upper Syke, Clayton, Bradford, YKS.2,4 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 7 November 1936 | Raphael Selka was mentioned in a newspaper article on 7 November 1936. One of Mr. Selka's five sons, Joseph. Michael, David, Ralph, and Max, at their father's funeral. Subject: Salomon Selka Mentioned: Helen Shipstone Vinter, Reginald Arthur Vinter, Conrad Sharp Gurteen, Joseph Arthur Selka, Michael Selka, David Selka, Raphael Selka and Solomon Maximilian Selka.5 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 29 September 1939 | The 1939 UK Register of 68 Emm Lane, Bradford, WRY, listed Helen Shipstone Vinter with Joseph Arthur Selka, David Selka and Raphael Selka, along with 4 staff - Cecilia Martin, Sarah Sisson, Ann Harper & Mary Bradford (later Ford?).. Raphael Selka was described as Selka, Raphael male born 26 Dec 1920, single, student.3 |
| Death of Mother | 24 December 1958 | His mother Helen Shipstone Vinter died on 24 December 1958 at 68 Emm Lane, Heaton, Bradford, YKS.2,4 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | May 1991 | His death was registered in May 1991 at R.D. York Raphael Selka, born 26 Dec 1920 Registration district: York Inferred County: Yorkshire Volume: 2 Page: 2865.2 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 29 May 1991 | Raphael Selka was buried on 29 May 1991 at Section 3, Row S, Grave 13, Bradford Orthodox Cemetery, Bradford, YKS, "Also in memory of their beloved son Raphael Who died May 29th 1991" With his parents, Solomon and Helen Selka.6 |
| Death* | 29 May 1991 | He died on 29 May 1991 at R.D. York.2,7 |
| Last Edited | 20 Apr 2021 |
Citations
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "FreeBMD."
- [S5] Index to GRO Deaths "Ancestry."
- [S1] Census, 1939, FindMyPast.
- [S13] Index to Wills Probate Index "Ancestry."
- [S94] "Yorkshire Post Friday 07 Nov 1936 P7 of 22."
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "http://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/Community/Bradford/Bradford_Cemeteries/Cemetery_menu.htm."
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "http://bradfordjewish.org.uk/."
Salomon Selka1,2
M, #1179, b. 30 May 1880, d. 5 November 1936
| Name Variation | Salomon Selka was also known as Solomon. | |
| Birth-Alt | 1880 | Salomon Selka was also reported to have been born in 1880 at Russia.3 |
| (Child) Birth* | 30 May 1880 | Salomon Selka was born on 30 May 1880 at Butschowitz, Moravia, Austria, Parents Joseph and Charlotte Selka.4,5,6 |
| (Enum alone) Cen-Househ* | 31 March 1901 | The 1901 UK Census of 15 Imperial Street, Leeds, YKS, listed Salomon Selka described as Solomon Salker, boarder, single, age 20, cabinet maker, worker, born Russia (Russian Subject) with Samuel Donnesburg, head of household, boot finisher, also a Russian Subject, in the "Russian Quarter" of Leeds, amongst other Russian families. Was this our Solomon Selka? If so, was he actually born in Russia?.3 |
| (Enum alone) Cen-Househ | 2 April 1911 | The 1911 UK Census of 17 Farcliffe Terr., Bradford, YKS, listed Salomon Selka described as Salomo Selka, boarder age 30, single, stuff merchant's manager, born Austria (Resident), Nationality Austrian, in a boarding house run by Florence Wood age 45. William Harbutt age 35 was also a boarder, born Retford, NTT. The house had 12 rooms.7 |
| Naturalization* | 13 February 1912 | He was naturalized on 13 February 1912 at 7 Parkinsons Chambers, Hustergate, Bradford, YKS, Home Office number: 208454 Certificate number: 21320 (A. Naturalization Acts, 1870 Certificate of Naturalization to an alien) (Whereas) Saloman Selka, an Alien, residing at 17 Farcliffe Terrace, Bradford, Yorkshire (has presented to me, the Right Honorable) Reginald McKenna (one of His Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State, a Memorial, praying for a Certificate of Naturalization, and alleging that he is a Subject of ) Austria having been born at Butschowitz, in the County of Moravia, on the 30th May 1880, and is the son of Joseph and Charlotte Selka, both subjects of Austria = a stuff merchant's manager = is unmarried. (and that in the period of eight years preceding his application he has resided for five years within the United Kingdon, and intends, when naturalized, to reside therein: And whereas I have inquired into the circumstances of the case, and having received such evidence as I have deemed necessary for proving the truth of the allegations contained in such Memorial, so far as the same relate the the Memorialist: Now in pursuance of the authority given to me by the said Acts, I grant to the aforesaid) Salomon Selka (this certificate and declare that he is hereby naturalized as a British Subject, and that, upon taking the Oath of Allegiance, he shall in the United Kingdom be entitled to all political and other rights, powers and privileges, and be subject to all the obligations, to which a natural-born British Subject is entitled or subject in the United Kingdom; with this qualification, that he shall not, when within limits of the Foreign State of which he was a Subject, be deemed as a British Subject of that State in persuance of the laws thereof, or in persuance of a Treaty to that effect. In witness whereof I have hereto subscribed my name this) 6th day of February 1912 Home Office London / Oath of Allegiance I Saloman Selka (swear by Almighty God that I will be faithful and bear true allegiance to His Majesty King George the Fifth, His Heirs and Successors, according to law. So help me God.) Salomon Selka (sworn and subscribed) 13th day of February 1912 (before me) Wilfred Dunn (A commissioner for Oaths) 7 Parkinsons Chambers, Hustlergate, Bradford (stamped "Home Office Registered 16th February 1912").6 |
| (Subject) Newspaper* | 1 March 1912 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 1 March 1912. The London Gazette 1 March 1912 The Naturalization Act 1870. List of Aliens to whom certificates of Naturalization or of Readmission to British Nationality have been granted by the Secretary of State, and whose oaths of allegiance have been registered in the Home Office during the month of February 1912. Name, Country, Date of Oath, Place of residence: Selka, Solomon; Austria; 13th February 1912; Bradford Yorks, 17 Farcliffe Terrace.5 |
| (Groom) MC-Reg | between 1 October 1912 and 31 December 1912 | His marriage was registered between 1 October 1912 and 31 December 1912 at R.D. Leeds Ref: 9b 946, as Helen S Vinter = Salomon Selker & Salomon Selka.8 |
| Name Variation | between 1 October 1912 and 31 December 1912 | As of between 1 October 1912 and 31 December 1912, Salomon Selka was also known as Salomon Selker.9 |
| (Groom) Marriage* | 24 December 1912 | He married Helen Shipstone Vinter, daughter of Arthur Vinter and Elizabeth Shipstone, on 24 December 1912 at Belgrave Street Synagogue, Leeds, YKS, Solomon Selka, single, age 32, stuff merchant of 6 Walmer Place, Bradford, father Joseph Selka, furrier, deceased. = Helen Shipstone Vinter, single, age 29, of Greenroyd, Apperley Bridge, YKS, father: Arthur Vinter, School Master He married on 24 Dec 1912 at Belgrave St Synagogue, Leeds Helen Shipstone Vinter, the daughter of Mr Arthur Vinter, the respected headmaster of Woodhouse Grove School at Apperley Bridge. The couple lived in 1912 at 6 Walmer Place, Manningham, Bradford.2,8,4,10 |
| Had a Son | 25 July 1915 | His son Joseph Arthur Selka was born on 25 July 1915 at R.D. Bradford.11,12,13 |
| Research | 1916 | Research:In 1916 he set up his own business, initially acting as a merchant for piece goods.4 |
| Had a Son | 15 January 1917 | His son Michael Selka was born on 15 January 1917 at R.D. Bradford.11,12 |
| Had a Son | 11 September 1918 | His son David Selka was born on 11 September 1918 at R.D. Bradford.4,13 |
| Had a Son | 26 December 1920 | His son Raphael Selka was born on 26 December 1920 at R.D. N. Bierley.11,12,13 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 21 September 1923 | Salomon Selka was the subject of a newspaper article on 21 September 1923. Winding up order Adler & Company The winding-up of the company of Adler & Company (Textiles) Limited was presented to the High Court of Justice on 10th September 1923 by Soloman Selka, of Highgate House, Clayton Heights in Yorkshire, Stuff Merchant, a creditor of the said company.14 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 21 September 1923 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 21 September 1923. Winding up order Adler & Company The winding-up of the company of Adler & Company (Textiles) Limited was presented to the High Court of Justice on 10th September 1923 by Soloman Selka, of Highgate House, Clayton Heights in Yorkshire, Stuff Merchant, a creditor of the said company.14 |
| Had a Son | 7 August 1924 | His son Solomon Maximilian Selka was born on 7 August 1924 at R.D. North Bierley.15,16 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 16 February 1929 | Salomon Selka was mentioned in a newspaper article on 16 February 1929. As "Mr. G. Selka" a family mourner at the funeral of Charles Edward Vinter. Subject: Charles Edward Vinter Mentioned: Elise Marguerite Whitehead, Reginald Arthur Vinter, Frances Mary Shipstone Fowler, Frances Annie Vinter, Conrad Sharp Gurteen, Salomon Selka, Frederic Cattle and Rosina Victoria Skelton.17 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 5 February 1931 | Salomon Selka was the subject of a newspaper article on 5 February 1931. Future of Drummond and Sons Business Acquired by Mr. S. Selka (hard to read article - headline says it all).18 |
| (Beneficiary) Will | 13 May 1931 | He was named as "Samuel Selka, four oil paintings (not otherwise bequeathed) which he may choose" (note - not Solomon Selka) a beneficiary in the Will of Helen Shipstone dated 13 May 1931.19 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 17 January 1934 | Salomon Selka was mentioned in a newspaper article on 17 January 1934. As Mr. and Mrs. Selka, of Leeds, also representing Mr. J. Selby and Dr. and Mrs. E. J. Selby, Mr. and Mrs. R. Vinter, of Leeds, mourners at the funeral of the late Miss Helen Shipstone. Subject: Helen Shipstone Mentioned: Thomas Shipstone, Eric Peter Shipstone Snell, Annie Eliza Snell, Caroline Cattle, Frederic Cattle, Phyllis Helen Cattle, George John Mackness, Helena Kathleen Mackness, James Henry Shipstone, Ronald Arthur Shipstone, Patti Theodora Woodhouse, Helen Shipstone Selka, Salomon Selka, Frances Mary Shipstone Fowler, Reg Vinter, James Leslie Shipstone, Mary Ward Horsley and Mortimer Frederick Ratcliff.20 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 18 January 1934 | Salomon Selka was mentioned in a newspaper article on 18 January 1934. As Mr. and Mrs. Selka, of Leeds, also representing Mr. J. Selby and Dr. and Mrs. E. J. Selby, Mr. and Mrs. R. Vinter, of Leeds, mourners at the funeral of the late Miss Helen Shipstone. Subject: Helen Shipstone Mentioned: Thomas Shipstone, Eric Peter Shipstone Snell, Annie Eliza Snell, Caroline Cattle, Frederic Cattle, Phyllis Helen Cattle, George John Mackness, Helena Kathleen Mackness, James Henry Shipstone, Ronald Arthur Shipstone, Patti Theodora Woodhouse, Helen Shipstone Selka, Salomon Selka, Frances Mary Shipstone Fowler, Reg Vinter, James Leslie Shipstone, Mary Ward Horsley and Mortimer Frederick Ratcliff.21 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 October 1936 and 31 December 1936 | His death was registered between 1 October 1936 and 31 December 1936 at R.D. North Bierley Ref: 9b, 41 Soloman Selka, age 56.12 |
| (Deceased) Death* | 5 November 1936 | Salomon Selka died on 5 November 1936 at Upper Syke, Clayton, Bradford, YKS, Age 56.12,22 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 6 November 1936 | He was buried on 6 November 1936 at Section 3, Row S, Grave 13, Birks Fold Orthodox Section, Scholemoor Cemetery, Bradford, YKS, "In Loving Memory of Solomon Selka Who departed 5th November 1936. Deeply mourned by his wife, sons, brothers and sisters. "He brought me forth into the boundless spaces and set me free." And in remembrance of Helen S. Selka, his beloved wife, who departed 24th Dec 1958 A courageous and gracious lady, Deeply mourned by her sons and relatives" on a separate stone at the base: "Also in memory of their beloved son Raphael Who died May 29th 1991."4 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 6 November 1936 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 6 November 1936. Mr. Solomon Selka Bradford Spinner and Manufacturer Enterprising Career Mr. Solomon Selka, who died last night at his home, Upper Syke, Clayton, Bradford, was head of James Drummond and Sons, Ltd., spinners and manufacturers, Lumb Lane Mills, Henry Briggs and Co., Ltd., worsted spinners, Highgate Mills, Clayton Heights, and head of Cranbrook Mills, Norwood Green. Mr. Soloman Selka was born in 1880 at Butschowitz, Moravia, then part of the Austrian Empire, now in Czecho-Slovakia. Coming to Britain in his early twenties he spent a number of years in the service of a Bradford shipping house, in which he ultimately rose to a position of responsibility and trust. There he gained a thorough knowledge of the textile trade, and especially the export branch, which in later years he turned to such good account. In 1912, two years before the War, he became a naturalised Englishman. After the Was he formally renounced Czecho-Slovakian nationality, which, by the law of that country he had technically acquired as the result of the Treaty of Peace. In the meantime he had anchored himself more firmly to his new homeland by marrying an English wife, the daughter of the late Dr. Vinter, then head master of Woodhouse Grove School. Mr. Selka started business on his own account in 1916 as a piece goods merchant. In a few years, by dint of enterprise and hard work, he had firmly established himself both in the home and export trade and had launched out into spinning and manufacturing. He acquired successively the businesses of Henry Briggs and Co. Ltd., worsted spinners, of Highgate Mills at Clayton Heights, and of the Cranbrook Mills, Norwood Green Finally in 1931 he acquired control of James Drummond and Sons Ltd., spinners and manufacturers, of Lumb Lane Mills, Bradford. His successful rehabilitation of this extensive and old-fashioned business, which during the period of severe trade depression had fallen into difficulties and was in danger of extinction, was the crowing achievement of of his career. The plant at Lumb Lane Mills is one of the largest worsted plants in Yorkshire. Since it came under Mr. Selka's direction it has given practically uninterrupted employment to over 800 workpeople. Had it closed down during the depression hundreds of people would have been thrown out of work. Rise Achieved in Depression The business established in Mr. Selka's name had acquired too valuable a goodwill in the world's markets to allow its identity to be merged on his taking over James Drummond and Sons, so he carried it on side-by-side with the latter, transferring the office and warehouse formerly at Bond Street to Lumb Lane Mills. The looms at Norwood Green, as well as the spinning plant of Henry Briggs and Co. Ltd., were retained. Mr. Selka's rise was more notable that it was achieved in a time of unparalleled industrial and economic difficulty. He possessed a large measure of most of the qualities that make a capable leader and a successful business man. He was gifted with remarkable quickness of perception, the power to make rapid decisions and translate them into immediate action and inexhaustible energy. His capacity for work was prodigious. Few details of his extensive business he though too small for his personal attention. To his staff he set an unapproachable example of industry and efficiency. He was one of one of the earliest supporters of the Zionist movement founded by Dr. Hertz, and was always a great contributor to Jewish causes, particularly in recent years to the many appeals on behalf of Jews expatriated from the countries of their birth or adoption. He was a liberal giver to charitable causes generally. Not an actively a politician, he refuse membership of any party but supported the National Government. Mr. Selka has left a widow and five sons, two of whom are already in the business. His eldest son, Mr. Joseph Arthur Selka, came of age three months ago. The funeral will take place at Bradford today. Mentioned Joseph Arthur Selka, Helen Shipstone Vinter and Arthur Vinter.23 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 7 November 1936 | Salomon Selka was the subject of a newspaper article on 7 November 1936. Mr. Solomon Selka Funeral Service in Bradford Many representatives of business and professional life were present at the funeral service in the Synagogue, Spring Gardens, Bradford, yesterday for Mr. Solomon Selka, head of the firms of James Drummond and Sons Ltd. spinners and manufacturers, Lumb Lane Mills, Messrs. Henry Briggs and Co. Ltd., worsted spinners, Highgate Mills, Clayton and Cranbrook Mills, Norwood Green. The Rev. J.R. Israelstam and the Rev. I. Levine conducted the service. Among those present were:- Family mourners: Mrs. Selka (widow) and Mr. Selka's five sons, Joseph. Michael, David, Ralph, and Max. Mr. Maurice L. Selka (nephew): Mr. Reginald Vinter and Mr. Con. Gurteen (brothers-in-law). Representatives of Mr. Selka's business concerns (included Mr. W. Harbutt) ... and many members of the staff s and workpeople of the firms which Mr. Selka was associated. Personal and business friends included:- (list of what looks like over 100 people) Mentioned Helen Shipstone Vinter, Reginald Arthur Vinter, Conrad Sharp Gurteen, Joseph Arthur Selka, Michael Selka, David Selka, Raphael Selka and Solomon Maximilian Selka.24 |
| (Deceased) Prob Index* | 28 January 1937 | In the Probate Index, the deceased was described as Selka, Solomon of Upper Syke Clayton Bradford, died 5 November 1936. Authority to administer the Estate was granted to Helen Shipstone Vinter described as Helen Shipstone Selka widow, Henry Swarbrick incorporated accountant and John Percival Harrop, worsted spinner on 28 January 1937 by The Probate Office, London. Estate valued at £119049 6s. 9d..22 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 1 February 1937 | Salomon Selka was the subject of a newspaper article on 1 February 1937. Mr. Solomon Selka Leaves £1,000 to His Agent Mr. S. Selka, of Upper Syke, Clayton, Bradford, head of James Drummond and Sons, Ltd., spinners and manufacturers, Lumb Lane Mills, Henry Briggs and Co. Ltd., worsted spinners, Highgate Mills, Clayton Heights and of Cranbrook Mills, Norwood Green, Halifax, left £119,049 (net personalty £103,021), on which estate duty of £20,722 has been paid. He left 1,000 ordinary shares in James Drummond and Sons Ltd., to Albert Fishman, of Cairo, for many years his traveller and agent.25 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 2 February 1937 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 2 February 1937. Latest Wills Mr. Solomon Selka's £119,049 Mr. Solomon Selka, of Upper Syke, Clayton, Bradford, head of James Drummond and Sons, Ltd., spinners and manufacturers, Lumb Lane Mills, Messrs. Henry Briggs and Co. Ltd., worsted spinners, Highgate Mills and Clayton Mills, and of Cranbrook Mills, Norwood Green, Halifax who died on November 5, aged 56, left gross estate of the value of £119049 (net personalty £103,021). He left 1,000 ordinary shares in James Drummond and Sons Ltd., to Albert Fishman, of Cairo, for many years his traveller and agent.26 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 6 April 1938 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 6 April 1938. Consecrations Selka Tombstone in memory of the late SOLOMON SELKA will be consecrated on Sunday next, April 10th, at 12:15 p.m., at Scholemoor Cemetery Bradford.27 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 8 April 1938 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 8 April 1938. Consecrations Selka Tombstone in memory of the late SOLOMON SELKA will be consecrated on Sunday next, April 10th, at 12:15 p.m., at Scholemoor Cemetery Bradford.27 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 22 January 1947 | He and Helen Shipstone Vinter were the subject of a newspaper article on 22 January 1947. Bradford Social Welfare Committee decided today to negotiate with the executors of the late Mr. S. Selka for purchase of the house, Upper Syke, Clayton, for use as a home for the aged.28 |
| Research* | 2013 | Research:"Solomon Selka 1880-1936 Textile magnate Solomon Selka was born in Butschowitz, Moravia in 1880. He rose to become a highly prominent member of Bradford's textile industry by his middle years. He arrived in England when he was just in his early 20's and began his involvement with Wools and worsteds at a Bradford shipping house. Over the next decade he rose to a position of responsibility and trust. He married on 24 Dec 1912 at Belgrave St Synagogue, Leeds Helen Shipstone Vinter, the daughter of Mr Arthur Vinter, the respected headmaster of Woodhouse Grove School at Apperley Bridge. The couple lived in 1912 at 6 Walmer Place, Manningham, Bradford. In 1916 he set up his own business, initially acting as a merchant for piece goods. A few years on from this through hard work and business enterprise and acumen he had vigorously estasblished himself in the home and export trades, soon venturing out for himself in the fields of spinning and manufacturing. He began to successfully acquire business after business, which would go onto list Henry Briggs and Co. Ltd at of Highgate Mills at Clayton Heights, which still stands today. Also in his capacities were Cranbrook Mills, Norwood Green, and eventually by 1931 he had bought James Drummond and Sons Ltd of Lumb Lane, Manningham, adjacent to the Bowland Street Synagogue. According to the Bradford Daily Telegraph of November 6th 1936, the epitome of his long and focussed career was the way he turned Drummond's as a business around, during the Great Depression of the 1930's, "His successful rehabilitation of this extensive and old-established business, which during the period of severe depression had fallen into difficulties and was in danger of extinction, was the crowing achievement of of a remarkable career". One of the largest worsted spinning plants in Yorkshire Drummond's directorship under Mr Selka prevented the loss of employment for over 800 people. He carried on his own textile business on along with the running of Drummond's, keen to keep both businesses as separate commercial entities, never desiring a merger of the two. His rise to the top of commerce was even more remarkable than others who had achieved similar endeavours as this was done during the fragilities of the worlds worst economic disaster at the time. His reputation shone through as a "just and generous employer according to the Bradford Daily Telegraph, he "understood well how to get the best out of his staff by himself setting an admirable example of industry and efficiency.". He was proud of his Jewishness, both culturally and religiously, been one of the earliest advocates of the Zionist movement, along with the Merchant and Mayor Jacob Moser. He was often a great giver to Jewish causes. Not particularly active on local political scene, he refused ardently to become joined through membership to any particular political party. Upon his death in 1936 he left behind a widow and five sons including Joseph Arthur. His funeral was held at Spring Gardens Synagogue and his body was buried at Scholemoor Cemetery in the Birks Fold Orthodox Section."4 |
Known Children of Salomon Selka and Helen Shipstone Vinter |
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| (Groom) Marriage* | 24 December 1912 | Salomon Selka married Helen Shipstone Vinter, daughter of Arthur Vinter and Elizabeth Shipstone, on 24 December 1912 at Belgrave Street Synagogue, Leeds, YKS, Solomon Selka, single, age 32, stuff merchant of 6 Walmer Place, Bradford, father Joseph Selka, furrier, deceased. = Helen Shipstone Vinter, single, age 29, of Greenroyd, Apperley Bridge, YKS, father: Arthur Vinter, School Master He married on 24 Dec 1912 at Belgrave St Synagogue, Leeds Helen Shipstone Vinter, the daughter of Mr Arthur Vinter, the respected headmaster of Woodhouse Grove School at Apperley Bridge. The couple lived in 1912 at 6 Walmer Place, Manningham, Bradford.2,8,4,10 |
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| Last Edited | 3 Jan 2021 |
Citations
- Name consistent with Naturalization paper and marriage index.
- [S3] International Genealogical Index (IGI), Helen Shipston Selka and Solomon Selka have a son David born Bradford in 1927.
- [S1] Census, 1901, Ancestry.
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "http://bradfordjewish.org.uk/solomon-selka-1880-1936/."
- [S87] The London Gazette, "Naturalization act 1870 - Oaths of Allegance registers Feb 1912 1 March 1912 p1580."
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "http://search.ancestry.co.uk/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=UKNatCertDec&rank=1&new=1&so=3&MSAV=1&gss=ms_r_db&gsfn_x=XO&gsln=selka&gsln_x=NN&dbOnly=_83004006%7C_83004006_x&uidh=u63."
- [S1] Census, 1911, Ancestry.
- [S7] Index to GRO Marriage "FreeBMD."
- [S7] Index to GRO Marriage "Ancestry."
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "http://www.british-jewry.org.uk/leedsjewry/getperson.php?personID=I17283&tree=1."
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "FreeBMD."
- [S5] Index to GRO Deaths "Ancestry."
- [S1] Census, 1939, FindMyPast.
- [S87] The London Gazette, "Winding up order Adler & Company 21 Sep 1923 p6375."
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "Ancestry."
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "http://www.checkcompany.co.uk/director/4461013/MR-SOLOMON-MAXIMILIAN-SELKA."
- [S94] "Shipley Times and Express Saturday 16 Feb 1929, Loss to Rawdon p5 of 8."
- [S94] "Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer 05 Feb 1931 p14 of 16 "Drummond and Sons Acquired by Mr . Selka."
- [S14] Will "Will of Helen Shipstone dated 13 May 1931."
- [S42] Nottingham Evening Post, "The late Miss Helen Shipstone: Wednesday 17th Jan 1934 p 7."
- [S40] Nottingham Guardian Journal, ""Late Miss Shipstone": Thursday 18th Jan 1934 p 3 of 12."
- [S13] Index to Wills Probate Index "Ancestry."
- [S94] "Yorkshire Post Friday 06 Nov 1936 P5 of 20."
- [S94] "Yorkshire Post Friday 07 Nov 1936 P7 of 22."
- [S94] "Yorkshire Post 01 Feb 1937 P9 of 12."
- [S94] "Yorkshire Post 02 Feb 1937 P2 of 18."
- [S94] "Yorkshire Post 06 Apr 1938 P1of 20."
- [S94] "Yorkshire Evening Post 22 Jan 1947 p5 of 8 Bradford - negotiate with Selka executors."
Solomon Maximilian Selka1
M, #2149, b. 7 August 1924, d. 14 December 2016
| Father | Salomon Selka1 b. 30 May 1880, d. 5 Nov 1936 |
| Mother | Helen Shipstone Vinter1 b. 21 Dec 1882, d. 24 Dec 1958 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 July 1924 and 30 September 1924 | His birth was registered between 1 July 1924 and 30 September 1924 at R.D. North Bierley Ref: 9b, 54 Selka, Solomon Maximilian mother: Vinter.1,2 |
| Birth* | 7 August 1924 | Solomon Maximilian Selka, son of Salomon Selka and Helen Shipstone Vinter, was born on 7 August 1924 at R.D. North Bierley.1,3 |
| Solomon Maximilian Selka was the son of Salomon Selka and Helen Shipstone Vinter.1 | ||
| Death of Father | 5 November 1936 | His father Salomon Selka died on 5 November 1936 at Upper Syke, Clayton, Bradford, YKS.4,5 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 7 November 1936 | Solomon Maximilian Selka was mentioned in a newspaper article on 7 November 1936. One of Mr. Selka's five sons, Joseph. Michael, David, Ralph, and Max, at their father's funeral. Subject: Salomon Selka Mentioned: Helen Shipstone Vinter, Reginald Arthur Vinter, Conrad Sharp Gurteen, Joseph Arthur Selka, Michael Selka, David Selka, Raphael Selka and Solomon Maximilian Selka.6 |
| Death of Mother | 24 December 1958 | His mother Helen Shipstone Vinter died on 24 December 1958 at 68 Emm Lane, Heaton, Bradford, YKS.4,5 |
| Research | between 1960 and 1972 | Research:5 Selka chidren born with mother's name of Turner. 1st RD Bradford, rest RD Upper Agbrigg.1 |
| Research* | between 1965 and 1989 | Research:4 patents taken out on behalf of "Reliance Gear".7 |
| Research | 29 November 2010 | Research:Shareholders in the company "Reliance Precision Limited" and its subsidiaries Registered office address: ROWLEY MILLS PENISTONE ROAD LEPTON HUDDERSFIELD HD8 0LE Named (and related) Associates: Mr. James David Selka, Director, Mill Close, Rotherham Mr. Soloman Maximilian Selka, Director, Lepton Mrs. Emma Rose Goldsztajn, Director, Lepton Mrs. Charlotte Mary Brandes, Director, Lepton William John Selka, Director, Huddersfield Mrs. Charlotte Mary Brandes, Engineering Admin, Huddersfield Mrs. Helen Fairmiloe, Executive Coach, Huddersfield Mr. James David Selka, Engineer.8 |
| Death* | 14 December 2016 | Solomon Maximilian Selka died on 14 December 2016.9 |
| Research | 6 February 2017 | Research:Death notice in "The Gazette" Deceased Estates Details of the deceased Surname: Selka First name: Solomon Middle name(s): Maximilian Date of death: 14 December 2016 Claims Date: 21 April 2017 Last address of the deceased Person Address Details: Fieldhouse, Town Moor Lane, Thurstonland, Huddersfield Details of the Executor/Administrator Executor/Administrator: Wrigleys Solicitors LLP, 19 Cookridge Street, Leeds LS2 3AG. (Jennifer Mary Selka, William John Selka and Roger Ashley Kenworthy).9 |
| Last Edited | 23 Jul 2021 |
Citations
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "Ancestry."
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "GROonline."
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "http://www.checkcompany.co.uk/director/4461013/MR-SOLOMON-MAXIMILIAN-SELKA."
- [S5] Index to GRO Deaths "Ancestry."
- [S13] Index to Wills Probate Index "Ancestry."
- [S94] "Yorkshire Post Friday 07 Nov 1936 P7 of 22."
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "http://patent.ipexl.com/inventor/Selka_Solomon_Maximilian_1.html."
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "http://www.checkcompany.co.uk/director/6911828/MR-WILLIAM-JOHN-SELKA."
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "The Gazette https://www.thegazette.co.uk/notice/2706987."
John William Sellers1
M, #3930, b. 1881
| Charts | Descendants of John Dickinson bn 1771/2 Descendants of John Dickinson bn 1771/2 Descendants of John Dickinson bn 1770 - In Military |
| Birth* | 1881 | John William Sellers was born in 1881.1 |
| (Groom) Marriage* | 11 September 1911 | He married Meta Julia Dickinson, daughter of Ephraim Dickinson and Martha Turner, on 11 September 1911 at Parish Church of St. Saviour, Chorlton upon Medlock, LAN, John William Sellers age 30, bachelor, stationer of St. Philips Parish, Salford father: William Henry Sellers, gas maker = Meta Julia Dickinson age 25, spinster of 64 Shakespere Street father: Ephraim Dickinson, gardener In church after banns Wit: Charles Henry Sellers , Helen Massey.1 |
Family of John William Sellers and Meta Julia Dickinson |
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| (Groom) Marriage* | 11 September 1911 | John William Sellers married Meta Julia Dickinson, daughter of Ephraim Dickinson and Martha Turner, on 11 September 1911 at Parish Church of St. Saviour, Chorlton upon Medlock, LAN, John William Sellers age 30, bachelor, stationer of St. Philips Parish, Salford father: William Henry Sellers, gas maker = Meta Julia Dickinson age 25, spinster of 64 Shakespere Street father: Ephraim Dickinson, gardener In church after banns Wit: Charles Henry Sellers , Helen Massey.1 |
| Last Edited | 4 Jan 2025 |
Citations
- [S60] Parochial Records, Marriages "Chorlon upon Medlock St. Saviour, LAN."
Claude Senior1
M, #2456, b. 4 September 1891, d. between 1 April 1976 and 30 June 1976
| Birth-Alt | 4 September 1890 | Claude Senior was also reported to have been born on 4 September 1890.2 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 October 1890 and 31 December 1890 | His birth was registered between 1 October 1890 and 31 December 1890 at R.D. Ecclesall Bierlow Ref: 9c, 347 Senior, Claude mother: Jackson.3 |
| Birth* | 4 September 1891 | Claude Senior was born on 4 September 1891.4 |
| (Groom) MC-Reg* | between 1 January 1931 and 31 March 1931 | His marriage was registered between 1 January 1931 and 31 March 1931 at R.D. Ecclesall B. Ref: 9c, 501 as Claude Senior = Ellen G Noton.1 |
| Marriage* | between 1 January 1931 and 31 March 1931 | He married Ellen Gertrude Webb between 1 January 1931 and 31 March 1931 at R.D. Ecclesall B.1 |
| (Present-Main) Cen-Househ* | 29 September 1939 | He was listed at the top of the household in the 1939 UK Register of 93 Daleswood Avenue, Sheffield, YKS, as Senior, Claude, male born 4 Sep 1890, married, sign writer (master). He was enumerated with Ellen Gertrude Webb, also with Eveline Bower, a paid housekeeper. No other folk in the household, so presume no children from this coupling (also given their ages).2 |
| (Spouse of dec/admn) Prob Index | 5 November 1958 | Claude Senior described as the said Claude Senior, retired wholesale tobacconist was named as the husband of Ellen Gertrude Webb (deceased) and as administrator of her Estate on 5 November 1958 at The Probate Office, London, valued at £10575 12s. 5d..5 |
| Death* | between 1 April 1976 and 30 June 1976 | Claude Senior died between 1 April 1976 and 30 June 1976 at R.D. Bournemouth.4 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 April 1976 and 30 June 1976 | His death was registered between 1 April 1976 and 30 June 1976 at R.D. Bournemouth Ref: 23, 0298 as Claude Senior, born 4 Sep 1891.4 |
Family of Claude Senior and Ellen Gertrude Webb |
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| Marriage* | between 1 January 1931 and 31 March 1931 | Claude Senior married Ellen Gertrude Webb between 1 January 1931 and 31 March 1931 at R.D. Ecclesall B.1 |
| Last Edited | 4 Dec 2024 |
Hannah Severn1
F, #2731, b. 1791
| Charts | Descendants of William Clifton Descendants of William Clifton Descendants of William Clifton bn 1741 - In Military |
| Birth* | 1791 | Hannah Severn was born in 1791 at Eastwood, NTT.1 |
| Married Name | 28 March 1828 | As of 28 March 1828, her married name was Clifton.1 |
| (Bride) Marriage* | 28 March 1828 | She married Joseph Clifton, son of William CLIFTON and Hannah GREGORY, on 28 March 1828 at Greasley, NTT, Joseph CLIFTON = Hannah SEVERN (X) married in the Church, after banns 28 Mar 1828 Wit: Isaac TRUMAN, Elizabeth SEVERNE, John ATTENBOROUGH.1 |
| Had a Daughter | 1829 | Her daughter Ann Clifton was born in 1829 at Greasley, NTT.2 |
| (Wife) Cen-Househ | 6 June 1841 | She was wife of the head of household in the 1841 UK Census of Hill Top, Greasley, NTT, as Hannah Clifton, age 45, born in NTT. She was enumerated with her husband Joseph Clifton, Ann Clifton. Next door to a bunch of Stapletons.3 |
| (Wife) Cen-Househ* | 30 March 1851 | She was wife of the head of household in the 1851 UK Census of Hill Top, Greasley, NTT, as Hannah Clifton, wife, married, age 60, framework knitter, born Greasley, NTT. She was enumerated with her husband Joseph Clifton, Ann Clifton. Next page is sister Elizabeth Meakin; same page as Joseph Leivers (with Samuel Clifton, widr age 25, lodger), and near lots of Stapletons.2 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 7 April 1861 | The 1861 UK Census of Hill Top, Greasley, NTT, listed Peter Knighton and Ann Clifton with Hannah Severn, along with their daughter Ann Knighton age 6, scholar, born Eastwood, NTT. Hannah Severn was described as Hannah Clifton, lodger, widr age 70, born Eastwood, NTT in household of Peter & Ann Knighton. Ann is undoubtedly Hannah's daughter.4 |
Child of Hannah Severn and Joseph Clifton |
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| (Bride) Marriage* | 28 March 1828 | Hannah Severn married Joseph Clifton, son of William CLIFTON and Hannah GREGORY, on 28 March 1828 at Greasley, NTT, Joseph CLIFTON = Hannah SEVERN (X) married in the Church, after banns 28 Mar 1828 Wit: Isaac TRUMAN, Elizabeth SEVERNE, John ATTENBOROUGH.1 |
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| Last Edited | 30 Aug 2015 |
Sarah Sharley1,2
F, #831, b. 1787, d. before 20 October 1850
| Note* | Not born in NTT. Buried age 63 in 1850. | |
| Name Variation | Sarah Sharley was also known as Charley Surname from marriage only. Variously transcribed as Slaney or Charley. | |
| (Child) Birth* | 1787 | Sarah Sharley was born in 1787 at Not in NTT Maiden name unknown.3,4 |
| Research | 22 February 1819 | Research: at North Muskham, NTT,Willliaim Sharley of Warsop = Sarah Cox.5 |
| Research* | 19 January 1827 | Research:Possible death of her first husband. " 'William Sharley of Mansfield Woodhouse buried January 19th, 1827 aged 44'. I guessed that he could have been Sarah's first husband because of the location, the uncommon surname and his age, which is quite reasonable (Sarah's age, rounded, was given as 50 in the 1841 census). I have no record of Sarah's marriage and, from the same census, she was not born in Notts."6 |
| (Bride) Marriage* | 29 October 1831 | She married James SHIPSTON, son of James SHIPSTON and Sarah DUNN, on 29 October 1831 at Mansfield Woodhouse, NTT, James Shipstone (X) of this parish, widower, and Sarah Sharley of this parish, widow were married in church by banns In the presence of: Daniel Slater, Ann Crooks (X).2 |
| Married Name | 29 October 1831 | As of 29 October 1831, her married name was Shipston.2 |
| (Wife) Cen-Househ* | 6 June 1841 | She was wife of the head of household in the 1841 UK Census of Crooks Yard, Mansfield Woodhouse, NTT, as Sarah Shipstone, age 50, not born in this county. She was enumerated with her husband James SHIPSTON, John Shipston, William SHIPSTONE, Fanny Shipston and Joseph Shipston. Crooks Yard named after 4 of the families in it (named Crooks)! Includes Ann Crooks age 30 - an Ann Crooks witnessed the marriage between James and his second wife Sarah in 1831. Co-incidently, James' daughter Mary Ann married John Johnson Crooks (of Loughborough). Indexed as Shepston.7 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 October 1850 and 31 December 1850 | Her death was registered between 1 October 1850 and 31 December 1850 at R.D. Mansfield Ref: 15, 365 as Sarah Shipstone, age 63.8,9 |
| Death* | before 20 October 1850 | Sarah Sharley died before 20 October 1850. |
| (Interred) Burial* | 20 October 1850 | She was buried on 20 October 1850 at Mansfield Woodhouse, NTT, Sarah SHIPSTON, Mansfield Woodhouse, age 63 Likely to be buried in churchyard - newer Welbeck Road burial ground opened in 1863 No stone evident.4 |
Family of Sarah Sharley and James SHIPSTON |
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| (Bride) Marriage* | 29 October 1831 | Sarah Sharley married James SHIPSTON, son of James SHIPSTON and Sarah DUNN, on 29 October 1831 at Mansfield Woodhouse, NTT, James Shipstone (X) of this parish, widower, and Sarah Sharley of this parish, widow were married in church by banns In the presence of: Daniel Slater, Ann Crooks (X).2 |
| Last Edited | 12 Aug 2023 |
Citations
- Now determined to be Sharley, not Slaney.
- [S60] Parochial Records, Marriages "Mansfield Woodhouse, NTT."
- [S1] Census, 1841.
- [S31] Parochial Records, Burials "Mansfield Woodhouse, NTT."
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "Ancestry - Pallots Marriage Index."
- [S63] Information supplied by Researcher 11 "e-mail, dated 29 Dec 2005."
- [S1] Census, 1841, Ancestry.
- [S5] Index to GRO Deaths "FreeBMD."
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "GRO Online."
Angelina Ann Sharp
F, #3113, b. 1848, d. 1924
| Research* | Research:I have not researched Jabez & Angelina, as they are not blood relatives. These folks are here because they link and explain the Gurteen relationship to Shipstone descendants who their sons marry (as well as sorting out the children of Conrad & Frank who both marry Vinters). | |
| Birth* | 1848 | Angelina Ann Sharp was born in 1848 at Ridgwell, ESS. |
| Married Name | 27 April 1870 | As of 27 April 1870, her married name was Gurteen. |
| Marriage* | 27 April 1870 | She married Jabez Gurteen on 27 April 1870 at Ridgwell, ESS. |
| Had a Son | 9 March 1875 | Her son Frank William Gurteen was born on 9 March 1875.1 |
| Had a Son | 24 September 1880 | Her son Horace Gurteen was born on 24 September 1880 at R.D. Risbridge.2,1 |
| Had a Son | 23 January 1883 | Her son Conrad Sharp Gurteen was born on 23 January 1883 at Haverhill, SFK.3,4,1 |
| Marriage of Son | 25 June 1905 | Her son Frank William Gurteen married Mabel Winifred Vinter on 25 June 1905 at R.D. Chesterton.5,6 |
| Death* | 1924 | Angelina Ann Sharp died in 1924. |
Known Children of Angelina Ann Sharp and Jabez Gurteen |
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| Marriage* | 27 April 1870 | Angelina Ann Sharp married Jabez Gurteen on 27 April 1870 at Ridgwell, ESS. |
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| Last Edited | 11 Jun 2017 |
Frederick Joseph Overton Sharp1,2,3,4
M, #734, b. 14 April 1909, d. between 1 October 1955 and 31 December 1955
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 April 1909 and 30 June 1909 | His birth was registered between 1 April 1909 and 30 June 1909 at R.D. Maidenhead Ref: 2c, 408 Sharp, Frederick Joseph Overton mother: Green.5 |
| Birth* | 14 April 1909 | Frederick Joseph Overton Sharp was born on 14 April 1909 at Maidenhead, BRK.6,7 |
| (Enum alone) Cen-Househ* | 2 April 1911 | The 1911 UK Census of 8 Ray Park Cottages, Maidenhead, BRK, listed Frederick Joseph Overton Sharp described as Frederick Joseph Overton Sharp, son age 2, born Maidenhead, BRK in the household of his parents William George Sharp age 38 labourer & Mary Ann, and their 5 other surviving children. The house had 4 rooms.4,6 |
| (Groom) MC-Reg* | between 1 October 1934 and 31 December 1934 | His marriage was registered between 1 October 1934 and 31 December 1934 at R.D. Maidenhead Ref: 2c, 1214 Frederick J O Sharp = Winifred L James.3 |
| (Groom) Marriage* | between 1 October 1934 and 31 December 1934 | He married Winifred Lilian James, daughter of George Richard JAMES and Mary Julia HOOPER, between 1 October 1934 and 31 December 1934 at R.D. Maidenhead.1 |
| Had a Son | 22 September 1935 | His son Richard George Frederick Sharp was born on 22 September 1935 at R.D. Maidenhead.8,2 |
| Had a Daughter | 19 October 1936 | His daughter Rosemary Edith Sharp was born on 19 October 1936 at R.D. Maidenhead.8 |
| Had a Daughter | 13 January 1938 | His daughter Irene Daphne Sharp was born on 13 January 1938 at R.D. Maidenhead.8 |
| Had a Son | 13 March 1939 | His son Raymond Sharp was born on 13 March 1939 at R.D. Maidenhead.8,7,9 |
| (Present-Main) Cen-Househ* | 29 September 1939 | He was listed at the top of the household in the 1939 UK Register of 6 Denmark Street, Maidenhead, BRK, as Sharp, Frederick, male, born 14 Apr 1909, married, Public Works Contractor, labourer. He was enumerated with Winifred Lilian James Richard George Frederick Sharp, Rosemary Edith Sharp, Irene Daphne Sharp and Raymond Sharp, also with (Richard was a closed record, now open). Winifred indexed as Winfred Sharp. Note that no.6 had 3 households, inc Richard Fuller born 1872 OAP & Richard & Jean Irvine bn 1913&1912.7 |
| Anecdote* | 1947 | Fred was 8 and a half years ill before he died, 5 and a half in hospital.10 |
| Death* | between 1 October 1955 and 31 December 1955 | Frederick Joseph Overton Sharp died between 1 October 1955 and 31 December 1955 at R.D. Windsor.2 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 October 1955 and 31 December 1955 | His death was registered between 1 October 1955 and 31 December 1955 at R.D. Windsor Ref: 6a, 187, Frederick J O age 46.2 |
| Research | 1988 | Research:Met Fred at Bourne End - on coal cart, then potato picking in Jersey. Widowed 33 years in 1988.11 |
Known Children of Frederick Joseph Overton Sharp and Winifred Lilian James |
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| (Groom) Marriage* | between 1 October 1934 and 31 December 1934 | Frederick Joseph Overton Sharp married Winifred Lilian James, daughter of George Richard JAMES and Mary Julia HOOPER, between 1 October 1934 and 31 December 1934 at R.D. Maidenhead.1 |
| Children |
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| Last Edited | 21 Jan 2024 |
Citations
- [S7] Index to GRO Marriage "FindMyPast."
- [S5] Index to GRO Deaths "Ancestry."
- [S7] Index to GRO Marriage "Ancestry."
- [S1] Census, 1911, Ancestry.
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "GROonline."
- [S1] Census, 1911, FindMyPast.
- [S1] Census, 1939, FindmyPast.
- [S9] Information supplied by Researcher 3.
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "FreeBMD."
- [S93] Information supplied by Researcher 30 "4 May 1988."
- [S93] Information supplied by Researcher 30.
Irene Daphne Sharp1
F, #735, b. 13 January 1938, d. 12 September 1997
| Father | Frederick Joseph Overton Sharp1 b. 14 Apr 1909, d. bt 1 Oct 1955 - 31 Dec 1955 |
| Mother | Winifred Lilian James1 b. 21 May 1910, d. 5 Jul 2001 |
| Relationship | 1st cousin 1 time removed of Philip John CHAMBERLAIN |
| Charts | Descendants of Isaac Jones bn circa 1772 showing relationships Descendants of John Hartle bn circa 1770 showing relationships Descendants of John Hartle bn circa 1770 Descendants of John Hooper bn 1761 showing relationships Descendants of John Hooper |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 January 1938 and 31 March 1938 | Her birth was registered between 1 January 1938 and 31 March 1938 at R.D. Maidenhead Ref: 2c, 640 Sharp, Irene D mother: James.2 |
| Birth* | 13 January 1938 | Irene Daphne Sharp, daughter of Frederick Joseph Overton Sharp and Winifred Lilian James, was born on 13 January 1938 at R.D. Maidenhead.1 |
| Irene Daphne Sharp was the daughter of Frederick Joseph Overton Sharp and Winifred Lilian James.1 | ||
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 29 September 1939 | The 1939 UK Register of 6 Denmark Street, Maidenhead, BRK, listed Frederick Joseph Overton Sharp and Winifred Lilian James with Richard George Frederick Sharp, Rosemary Edith Sharp, Irene Daphne Sharp and Raymond Sharp, along with (Richard was a closed record, now open). Irene Daphne Sharp was described as Sharp (later Holland noted 7/2/58), Irene D, female, born 13 Jan 1938, single, under school age.3 |
| Married Name | 15 September 1956 | As of 15 September 1956, her married name was Holland.1 |
| Death* | 12 September 1997 | She died on 12 September 1997.1 |
| Last Edited | 10 Apr 2021 |
Mary Ann Sharp1
F, #2183, b. 1855, d. 25 June 1918
| Birth* | 1855 | Mary Ann Sharp was born in 1855 at All Saints, Worcester, WOR.1 |
| Married Name | between 1 July 1883 and 30 September 1883 | As of between 1 July 1883 and 30 September 1883, her married name was Holliday.1 |
| (Bride) MC-Reg* | between 1 July 1883 and 30 September 1883 | Her marriage was registered between 1 July 1883 and 30 September 1883 at R.D. Worcester Ref: 6c, 391 as Henry Holliday = Mary Ann Sharp.2 |
| Marriage* | between 1 July 1883 and 30 September 1883 | She married Henry Holliday, son of John Holliday and Maria James, between 1 July 1883 and 30 September 1883 at R.D. Worcester.1 |
| (Wife) Cen-Househ* | 5 April 1891 | She was wife of the head of household in the 1891 UK Census of 46 North Street, Rushall, STS, as Maryann Holliday, wife, married, age 36, born Salwarpe, WOR. She was enumerated with her husband Henry Holliday, along with their sons Ephriam H, age 6 scholar & John Alfred age 1 both born Salwarpe WOR and 3 teenage male boarders, all engine cleaners.3 |
| (Wife) Cen-Househ | 2 April 1911 | She was wife of the head of household in the 1911 UK Census of 47 Upper Forster Street, Walsall, STS, as Mary Ann Holliday, wife, age 56, married 27 years, 3 children, 2 living, wife, housewife, born All Saints, Worcester WOR. She was enumerated with her husband Henry Holliday, along with their daughter Ellen Elizabeth Holliday, age 25, single, leather buckle finisher, worker, born Worcester St. Martins, WOR. The house had 3 rooms.4 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 April 1918 and 30 June 1918 | Her death was registered between 1 April 1918 and 30 June 1918 at R.D. Walsall Ref: 6b, 771 as Holliday, Mary A age 63 It is this entry as the probate index matches address and husband!5 |
| Death* | 25 June 1918 | Mary Ann Sharp died on 25 June 1918 at 47 Upper Forster Street, Walsall, STS.6 |
| (Deceased) Prob Index* | 7 August 1918 | In the Probate Index, the deceased was described as Holliday Mary Ann of 47 Upper Forster Street Walsall Staffordshire (wife of Henry Holliday) died 25 June 1918. Authority to administer the Estate was granted to Henry Holliday described as the said Henry Holliday railway labourer on 7 August 1918 by The Probate Office, Litchfield. Estate valued at £209 4s..6 |
Family of Mary Ann Sharp and Henry Holliday |
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| Marriage* | between 1 July 1883 and 30 September 1883 | Mary Ann Sharp married Henry Holliday, son of John Holliday and Maria James, between 1 July 1883 and 30 September 1883 at R.D. Worcester.1 |
| Last Edited | 1 Jan 2021 |
Raymond Sharp1
M, #736, b. 13 March 1939, d. 5 July 2001
| Father | Frederick Joseph Overton Sharp1 b. 14 Apr 1909, d. bt 1 Oct 1955 - 31 Dec 1955 |
| Mother | Winifred Lilian James1 b. 21 May 1910, d. 5 Jul 2001 |
| Relationship | 1st cousin 1 time removed of Philip John CHAMBERLAIN |
| Charts | Descendants of Isaac Jones bn circa 1772 showing relationships Descendants of John Hartle bn circa 1770 showing relationships Descendants of John Hartle bn circa 1770 Descendants of John Hooper bn 1761 showing relationships Descendants of John Hooper |
| Birth* | 13 March 1939 | Raymond Sharp, son of Frederick Joseph Overton Sharp and Winifred Lilian James, was born on 13 March 1939 at R.D. Maidenhead.1,2,3 |
| Raymond Sharp was the son of Frederick Joseph Overton Sharp and Winifred Lilian James.1 | ||
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 April 1939 and 30 June 1939 | His birth was registered between 1 April 1939 and 30 June 1939 at R.D. Maidenhead Ref: 2c, 683 Sharp, Raymond mother James.4 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 29 September 1939 | The 1939 UK Register of 6 Denmark Street, Maidenhead, BRK, listed Frederick Joseph Overton Sharp and Winifred Lilian James with Richard George Frederick Sharp, Rosemary Edith Sharp, Irene Daphne Sharp and Raymond Sharp, along with (Richard was a closed record, now open). Raymond Sharp was described as Sharp, Raymond, male, born 13 Mar 1939, single, under school age.2 |
| (Groom) MC-Reg* | August 1985 | His marriage was registered in August 1985 at R.D. Chiltern & Beconsfield Ref: 19, 1646 as Raymond Sharp = Evelyn R Wakelin.5 |
| Marriage* | 20 August 1985 | He married Everlyn R Wakelin on 20 August 1985 at R.D. Chiltern & Beconsfield.1,5 |
| Death of Spouse | 14 December 1998 | His wife Everlyn R Wakelin died on 14 December 1998.1 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | July 2001 | His death was registered in July 2001 at R.D. Slough Date of Birth: 13 March 1939 District No: 3211C Reg No: C6C Ent No: 033 DOR: 701.6 |
| Death of Mother | 5 July 2001 | His mother Winifred Lilian James died on 5 July 2001.7 |
| Death* | 5 July 2001 | Raymond Sharp died on 5 July 2001.1 |
Family of Raymond Sharp and Everlyn R Wakelin |
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| Marriage* | 20 August 1985 | Raymond Sharp married Everlyn R Wakelin on 20 August 1985 at R.D. Chiltern & Beconsfield.1,5 |
| Last Edited | 20 Apr 2021 |
Richard George Frederick Sharp1
M, #737, b. 22 September 1935, d. 1 July 2007
| Father | Frederick Joseph Overton Sharp1 b. 14 Apr 1909, d. bt 1 Oct 1955 - 31 Dec 1955 |
| Mother | Winifred Lilian James1 b. 21 May 1910, d. 5 Jul 2001 |
| Relationship | 1st cousin 1 time removed of Philip John CHAMBERLAIN |
| Charts | Descendants of Isaac Jones bn circa 1772 showing relationships Descendants of John Hartle bn circa 1770 showing relationships Descendants of John Hartle bn circa 1770 Descendants of John Hooper bn 1761 showing relationships Descendants of John Hooper |
| Birth* | 22 September 1935 | Richard George Frederick Sharp, son of Frederick Joseph Overton Sharp and Winifred Lilian James, was born on 22 September 1935 at R.D. Maidenhead.1,2 |
| Richard George Frederick Sharp was the son of Frederick Joseph Overton Sharp and Winifred Lilian James.1 | ||
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 October 1935 and 31 December 1935 | His birth was registered between 1 October 1935 and 31 December 1935 at R.D. Maidenhead Ref: 2c, 595 Sharp, Richard G F mother: James.3 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 29 September 1939 | The 1939 UK Register of 6 Denmark Street, Maidenhead, BRK, listed Frederick Joseph Overton Sharp and Winifred Lilian James with Richard George Frederick Sharp, Rosemary Edith Sharp, Irene Daphne Sharp and Raymond Sharp, along with (Richard was a closed record, now open). Richard George Frederick Sharp was described as Sharp, Richard (G.F. added 39.3.61) male born 22 Sep 1935, single, under school age.4 |
| Death of Mother | 5 July 2001 | His mother Winifred Lilian James died on 5 July 2001.5 |
| Death* | 1 July 2007 | Richard George Frederick Sharp died on 1 July 2007 at Ryde, IOW.2 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | 1 July 2007 | His death was registered on 1 July 2007 at Ryde, IOW, Ref: PO33, Mr. Richard G F Sharp, born 22 Sep 1935 last residence Ryde, Isle of Wight PO33 died 1 Jul 2007.2 |
| Research* | 1 March 2021 | Research:Closed 1939 record open - so likely to be dead by this date.4 |
| Last Edited | 10 Apr 2021 |
Rosemary Edith Sharp1
F, #738, b. 19 October 1936, d. 8 July 2010
| Father | Frederick Joseph Overton Sharp1 b. 14 Apr 1909, d. bt 1 Oct 1955 - 31 Dec 1955 |
| Mother | Winifred Lilian James1 b. 21 May 1910, d. 5 Jul 2001 |
| Relationship | 1st cousin 1 time removed of Philip John CHAMBERLAIN |
| Charts | Descendants of Isaac Jones bn circa 1772 showing relationships Descendants of John Hartle bn circa 1770 showing relationships Descendants of John Hartle bn circa 1770 Descendants of John Hooper bn 1761 showing relationships Descendants of John Hooper |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 October 1936 and 31 December 1936 | Her birth was registered between 1 October 1936 and 31 December 1936 at R.D. Maidenhead Ref: 2c, 613 Sharp, Rosemary E mother: James.2 |
| Birth* | 19 October 1936 | Rosemary Edith Sharp, daughter of Frederick Joseph Overton Sharp and Winifred Lilian James, was born on 19 October 1936 at R.D. Maidenhead.1 |
| Birth-Alt | 20 October 1936 | Rosemary Edith Sharp, daughter of Frederick Joseph Overton Sharp and Winifred Lilian James, was also reported to have been born on 20 October 1936 at R.D. Maidenhead.3 |
| Rosemary Edith Sharp was the daughter of Frederick Joseph Overton Sharp and Winifred Lilian James.1 | ||
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 29 September 1939 | The 1939 UK Register of 6 Denmark Street, Maidenhead, BRK, listed Frederick Joseph Overton Sharp and Winifred Lilian James with Richard George Frederick Sharp, Rosemary Edith Sharp, Irene Daphne Sharp and Raymond Sharp, along with (Richard was a closed record, now open). Rosemary Edith Sharp was described as Sharp (later Lowrie noted 25/11/55), Rosemary (or Rose M. E.), female, born 20 Oct 1936, single, under school age.3 |
| (Bride) MC-Reg* | between 1 July 1954 and 30 September 1954 | Her marriage was registered between 1 July 1954 and 30 September 1954 at R.D. Maidenhead Ref: 6a, 120 Lowrie, William T = Sharp, Rosemary E.4 |
| Had a Daughter | 28 July 1954 | Her daughter Susan Ann Lowrie was born on 28 July 1954 at R.D. Windsor.1,5 |
| (Bride) Marriage* | 11 September 1954 | Rosemary Edith Sharp married William Thomas Lowrie on 11 September 1954.1 |
| Married Name | 11 September 1954 | As of 11 September 1954, her married name was Lowrie.1 |
| Address | 1960 | As of 1960, Rosemary Edith Sharp and William Thomas Lowrie lived at 71 Boyn Valley Road, Maidenhead, BRK.6 |
| Address | 1965 | As of 1965, Rosemary Edith Sharp and William Thomas Lowrie lived at 71 Boyn Valley Road, Maidenhead, BRK.6 |
| Divorce* | October 1969 | Rosemary Edith Sharp and William Thomas Lowrie were divorced in October 1969.1 |
| (Bride) MC-Reg* | October 1993 | Her marriage was registered in October 1993 at R.D. Pontypool Ref: 28, 316 as Rosemary E Lowrie = Terrance R Gullis.7 |
| (Bride) Marriage* | 14 October 1993 | Rosemary Edith Sharp married Terrance Ronald Gullis on 14 October 1993.1 |
| Married Name | 14 October 1993 | As of 14 October 1993, her married name was Gullis.1 |
| Death of Spouse | 4 March 1996 | Her husband Terrance Ronald Gullis died on 4 March 1996.1 |
| Death of Mother | 5 July 2001 | Her mother Winifred Lilian James died on 5 July 2001.8 |
| Address* | between 2007 and 2010 | As of between 2007 and 2010, Rosemary Edith Sharp lived at 11 Adrian Boult Green, Newport, NEW, WAL.6 |
| (Subject) Newspaper* | 1 July 2009 | She was the subject of a newspaper article on 1 July 2009. Door bolt brings comfort to Alway crime victim A NEWPORT pensioner whose home was broken into twice within nine days says she now feels a lot safer since a police scheme fitted a deadbolt to her door. The Argus reported last week on how Rosemary Gullis, 73, of Adrian Boult Green, Alway, had around £1,000 worth of property stolen from her two bedroom council flat. This included a laptop containing photos of her granddaughter who died 18 years ago. Mrs Gullis was terrified to leave her home in case thieves broke in again but could not afford to pay Newport City Homes £66 to fit a deadbolt to her door. But the housing association arranged for one of their neighbourhood officers to visit Mrs Gullis together with a member of the Gwent Bobby Van scheme on Thursday, June 25 where the Bobby Van scheme fitted a deadbolt for free.9 |
| Death* | 8 July 2010 | She died on 8 July 2010.10 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 2 September 2010 | She was the subject of a newspaper article on 2 September 2010. Death of Rosemary Lowrie-Gullis Siblings: Ruby & Betty.10 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 10 September 2010 | She was the subject of a newspaper article on 10 September 2010. Death of Rosemary Lowrie-Gullis Siblings: Ruby & Betty.10 |
Child of Rosemary Edith Sharp and William Thomas Lowrie |
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| (Bride) Marriage* | 11 September 1954 | Rosemary Edith Sharp married William Thomas Lowrie on 11 September 1954.1 |
| Divorce* | October 1969 | Rosemary Edith Sharp and William Thomas Lowrie were divorced in October 1969.1 |
| Child |
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Family of Rosemary Edith Sharp and Terrance Ronald Gullis |
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| (Bride) Marriage* | 14 October 1993 | Rosemary Edith Sharp married Terrance Ronald Gullis on 14 October 1993.1 |
| Last Edited | 10 Apr 2021 |
Citations
- [S9] Information supplied by Researcher 3.
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "Ancestry."
- [S1] Census, 1939, FindMyPast.
- [S7] Index to GRO Marriage "FreeBMD."
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "FreeBMD."
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "Ancestry Electoral Registers."
- [S7] Index to GRO Marriage "Ancestry."
- [S18] Private papers.
- [S94] "South Wales Arges 1 July 2009 "Door Bolt brings comfort to Alway crime victim.""
- [S94] "Maidenhead Advertiser 10 Sep 2010."
Mary Lizzie Sharpe1
F, #3892, b. 3 September 1896
| Birth* | 3 September 1896 | Mary Lizzie Sharpe was born on 3 September 1896 at Greasley, NTT.1,2 |
| Married Name | 3 July 1920 | As of 3 July 1920, her married name was Kirk.1 |
| (Bride) Marriage* | 3 July 1920 | She married Wilfred Kirk, son of William Kirk and Sarah Ann Kirk, on 3 July 1920 at The Parish Church, Greasley, NTT, Wilfred Kirk, age 24, bachelor, miner, Upper Llyncroft father: William Kirk, miner = Mary Lizzie Sharpe age 23, spinster of Percy Street father: David Sharpe, car dealer In church after banns Wit: Daniel Sharpe, Fred Kirk (but who is Fred Kirk??).1 |
| (Wife) Cen-Househ* | 19 June 1921 | She was wife of the head of household in the 1921 UK Census of Percy Street, Eastwood, NTT, as Mary Lizzie Kirk, wife age 24y 10m female, married born Greasley, NTT. She was enumerated with her husband Wilfred Kirk, along with no children at this time. The house had 2 rooms (2 rooms shared is says, corrcted to 2).3 |
| (Present-Second) Cen-Househ | 29 September 1939 | She was listed next to the top of the household in the 1939 UK Register of 30 Llyn Croft, Eastwood, NTT, as Mary L. Kirk, female born 3 Sep 1896, married unpaid domestic duties. She was enumerated with Wilfred Kirk, Russell Kirk, male born 19 June 1923, single, iron foundry cousty? workman.2 |
Family of Mary Lizzie Sharpe and Wilfred Kirk |
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| (Bride) Marriage* | 3 July 1920 | Mary Lizzie Sharpe married Wilfred Kirk, son of William Kirk and Sarah Ann Kirk, on 3 July 1920 at The Parish Church, Greasley, NTT, Wilfred Kirk, age 24, bachelor, miner, Upper Llyncroft father: William Kirk, miner = Mary Lizzie Sharpe age 23, spinster of Percy Street father: David Sharpe, car dealer In church after banns Wit: Daniel Sharpe, Fred Kirk (but who is Fred Kirk??).1 |
| Last Edited | 6 Dec 2023 |
Alfred Shaw1
M, #3028, b. 2 August 1887
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 July 1887 and 30 September 1887 | His birth was registered between 1 July 1887 and 30 September 1887 at R.D. Shardlow Ref: 7b, 487 Shaw, Alfred mother: Hollingworth (related to other Hollingworths?).2 |
| Birth* | 2 August 1887 | Alfred Shaw was born on 2 August 1887.3 |
| (Bride) MC-Reg* | between 1 July 1913 and 30 September 1913 | His marriage was registered between 1 July 1913 and 30 September 1913 at R.D. Shardlow Ref: 7b, 1158, as Shaw, Alfred = Shipstone, Daisy.1 |
| (Groom) Marriage* | between 1 July 1913 and 30 September 1913 | He married Daisy Shipstone, daughter of Samuel Shipston and Dinah Broadhead, between 1 July 1913 and 30 September 1913 at St. Lawrence, Long Eaton, DBY, Shipstone, Daisy = Shaw, Alfred.1,4 |
| (Head) Cen-Househ | 19 June 1921 | He was head of the household in the 1921 UK Census of 54 Hungerhill Road, Nottingham, NTT, as Alfred Shaw, head age 33y 10m, male married born Long Eaton, DBY Power station engineer for Midland Agricultural & Dairy College (out of work) in Sutton Bonington, LEI no children under 16. He was enumerated with his wife Daisy Shipstone. The house had 5 rooms.5 |
| (Present-Second) Cen-Househ* | 29 September 1939 | He was listed next to the top of the household in the 1939 UK Register of The Heathfield Hotel Public House, Heathfield Road, Nottingham, NTT, as Shaw, Alfred, male born 2 Aug 87, married, Licenced Victualler. He was enumerated with Daisy Shipstone.3 |
| (Originator) Newspaper | 13 May 1941 | Alfred Shaw originated this newspaper article on 13 May 1941. In Memoriam TOON - Lily our darling sister. Time passes, loving memories stay - Daisy, Alf Subject: Lillie Shipstone.6 |
| (Originator) Newspaper | 11 May 1942 | Alfred Shaw originated this newspaper article on 11 May 1942. In Memoriam TOON - Lily Loving memories of wife amd mother, died May 11th 1938. So greatly missed. - Harry, Jack and Sheila - Lily nee Shipstone sweetest memories of our devoted sister. - Daisy, Alfred - (Shipstone) Treasured memories of our dear sister, Lily 1938 - Nellie, George Subject: Lillie Shipstone.7 |
| (Originator) Newspaper | 12 May 1943 | Alfred Shaw originated this newspaper article on 12 May 1943. In Memoriam TOON - Sweetest memories, Lily (nee Shipstone), devoted sister, Daisy and Alfred, Heathfield Hotel Subject: Lillie Shipstone.8 |
| (Originator) Newspaper | 11 May 1944 | Alfred Shaw originated this newspaper article on 11 May 1944. In Memoriam TOON - Lily (nee Shipstone), devoted sister. Lovingly remembered, Daisy, Alfred, Heathfield Hotel Subject: Lillie Shipstone.9 |
Family of Alfred Shaw and Daisy Shipstone |
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| (Groom) Marriage* | between 1 July 1913 and 30 September 1913 | Alfred Shaw married Daisy Shipstone, daughter of Samuel Shipston and Dinah Broadhead, between 1 July 1913 and 30 September 1913 at St. Lawrence, Long Eaton, DBY, Shipstone, Daisy = Shaw, Alfred.1,4 |
| Last Edited | 30 Sep 2023 |
Citations
- [S7] Index to GRO Marriage "FreeBMD."
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "GROonline."
- [S1] Census, 1939, FindMyPast.
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "FindMyPast England Marriages."
- [S1] Census, 1921, FindMyPast.
- [S41] Nottingham Evening News, "In Memoriam: Lily Toon Tuesday 13 May 1941, p4."
- [S41] Nottingham Evening News, "In Memoriam: Lily Toon Monday 11th May 1942, p2 of 4."
- [S41] Nottingham Evening News, "In Memoriam: Lily Toon Wednesday 12 May 1943, p2 of 4."
- [S41] Nottingham Evening News, "In Memoriam: Lily Toon Thursday 11 May 1944, p4."
Frederick Shaw1
M, #2198, b. 17 May 1878, d. 26 January 1956
| Charts | Descendants of William Clifton Descendants of William Clifton Descendants of William Clifton bn 1741 - In Military |
| Birth* | 17 May 1878 | Frederick Shaw was born on 17 May 1878 at Eastwood, NTT.1,2,3 |
| (Groom) Marriage* | 24 April 1902 | He married Elizabeth Clifton, daughter of Robert Clifton and Eliza Ann Jeffries, on 24 April 1902 at The Parish Church, Eastwood, NTT, Frederick Shaw, age 23, bachelor, cricketer, Eastwood, father Andrew Shaw, coalminer = Elizabeth Clifton, age 23, spinster, Eastwood, father Robert Clifton, shoemaker In church after banns Wit: Thomas Clifton, Mary Lizzie Shaw Witness links Thomas Clifton.1,4 |
| (Head) Cen-Househ* | 2 April 1911 | He was head of the household in the 1911 UK Census of The Gardens, Riseholme, LIN, as Frederick Shaw, head, age 32, married 8 years, pro cricketer & groundsman, worker, born Eastwood, NTT. He was enumerated with his wife Elizabeth Clifton, along with Albert Cecil Clarke age 21 & Thomas Sandman age 18, boarders - gardener & footman. The house had 6 rooms.5 |
| (Head) Cen-Househ | 19 June 1921 | He was head of the household in the 1921 UK Census of Rise Holme, Denstone Colllege, Rocester, STS, as Frederick Shaw, head, age 43y 12m male, married born Eastwood, NTT, professional cricketer & groundsman for Denstone College, Mr. Avenall Spats? Master, at Denstone College, STS. He was enumerated with his wife Elizabeth Clifton, along with Ronald John Green, boarder age 29, male, married, born London Marylebone, schoolmaster. The house had 8 rooms.6 |
| (Present-Main) Cen-Househ | 29 September 1939 | He was listed at the top of the household in the 1939 UK Register of Sports Ground University, Meriden Avenue, Nottingham, NTT, as Frederick Shaw, male born 17 May 1878, married, Groundsman - Air Warden. He was enumerated with Elizabeth Clifton.3 |
| Death of Spouse | 4 November 1948 | His wife Elizabeth Clifton died on 4 November 1948 at 6 Ratcliffe Road, West Bridgford, NTT.7 |
| (Spouse of dec/admn) Prob Index | 21 June 1949 | Frederick Shaw described as Frederick Shaw, retired professional cricketer was named as the husband of Elizabeth Clifton (deceased) and as administrator of her Estate on 21 June 1949 at The Probate Office, Nottingham, valued at £409 19s. 6d..7 |
| Research | between 1 July 1951 and 30 September 1951 | Research: at R.D. BasfordFrederick Shaw = Laura Bestwick Ref: 3d, 229 I think I have the right chap - circumstances fit, but Frederick Shaw is a popular name. Probate Index does state Laura Shaw widow as the administrator of his Estate.8 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 January 1956 and 31 March 1956 | His death was registered between 1 January 1956 and 31 March 1956 at R.D. Nottingham Ref: 3c, 427 as Frederick Shaw, age 77.9 |
| Death* | 26 January 1956 | Frederick Shaw died on 26 January 1956 at The General Hospital, Nottingham, NTT.7 |
| Address* | 26 January 1956 | As of 26 January 1956, Frederick Shaw lived at 29 Albert Road, Beeston, NTT.7 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 31 January 1956 | He was buried on 31 January 1956 at Section K34 Plot 56, Wilford Hill Cemetery, Wilford, NTT, Burials Page 148 No. 33088 Shaw Frederick, age 77, of 28?9 Albert Road, Beeston Buried 31 Jan 1956 Section: K34, Plot 56 Removed from: Beeston Death: 25.1.56 Remarks: Reopen A (with 1 other - his first wife, Elizabeth Shaw who predeceased him).10 |
| (Deceased) Prob Index* | 12 March 1956 | In the Probate Index, the deceased was described as Shaw, Frederick of 29 Albert Road, Beeston, Nottinghamshire, died 26 Jan 1956 at The General Hospital Nottingham. Authority to administer the Estate was granted to Laura Shaw, widow on 12 March 1956 by The Probate Office, Nottingham. Estate valued at £685 10s. 6d..7 |
Family of Frederick Shaw and Elizabeth Clifton |
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| (Groom) Marriage* | 24 April 1902 | Frederick Shaw married Elizabeth Clifton, daughter of Robert Clifton and Eliza Ann Jeffries, on 24 April 1902 at The Parish Church, Eastwood, NTT, Frederick Shaw, age 23, bachelor, cricketer, Eastwood, father Andrew Shaw, coalminer = Elizabeth Clifton, age 23, spinster, Eastwood, father Robert Clifton, shoemaker In church after banns Wit: Thomas Clifton, Mary Lizzie Shaw Witness links Thomas Clifton.1,4 |
| Last Edited | 3 Sep 2024 |
Citations
- [S60] Parochial Records, Marriages "Eastwood, NTT."
- [S1] Census, 1911, Ancestry.
- [S1] Census, 1939, FindMyPast.
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "Nottinghamshire Marriages."
- [S1] Census, 1911, FindMyPast.
- [S1] Census, 1921, FindMyPast.
- [S13] Index to Wills Probate Index "Ancestry."
- [S7] Index to GRO Marriage "FreeBMD."
- [S5] Index to GRO Deaths "Ancestry."
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "DeceasedOnline."
Edgar Charles Sheppard1,2
M, #3122, b. 25 March 1905
| Charts | Descendants of John Dickinson bn 1771/2 Descendants of John Dickinson bn 1771/2 Descendants of John Dickinson bn 1770 - In Military |
| Birth* | 25 March 1905 | Edgar Charles Sheppard was born on 25 March 1905 at R.D. Canterbury.1,2 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 April 1905 and 30 June 1905 | His birth was registered between 1 April 1905 and 30 June 1905 at R.D. Canterbury Ref: 2a, 953 Sheppard, Edgar Charles mother: Baxter.2 |
| (Groom) MC-Reg* | between 1 April 1933 and 30 June 1933 | His marriage was registered between 1 April 1933 and 30 June 1933 at R.D. Luton Ref: 3b, 1145, Dickinson, Violet = Sheppard, Edgar C.3 |
| Marriage* | between 1 April 1933 and 30 June 1933 | He married Violet Dickinson, daughter of Joseph Espin Dickinson and Alice Ann Brewer, between 1 April 1933 and 30 June 1933 at R.D. Luton.1,3 |
| Research* | 29 September 1939 | Research: at Bull and Royal hotel, 141 Church Street, Preston, LAN,Husband Edgar C Sheppard was head waiter at the hotel. |
| (Present-Other) Cen-Househ* | 29 September 1939 | The 1939 UK Register of Bull and Royal hotel, 141 Church Street, Preston, LAN, listed Edgar Charles Sheppard described as Sheppard, Edgar C., male, born 25 Mar 1905, married, head waiter, entry no. 50 in the household schedule of Ernest E. Riku, hotel manager.4 |
Family of Edgar Charles Sheppard and Violet Dickinson |
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| Marriage* | between 1 April 1933 and 30 June 1933 | Edgar Charles Sheppard married Violet Dickinson, daughter of Joseph Espin Dickinson and Alice Ann Brewer, between 1 April 1933 and 30 June 1933 at R.D. Luton.1,3 |
| Last Edited | 10 Apr 2021 |
Sarah SHEWARD1,2
F, #2953, b. circa 1737
| Relationship | 5th great-grandmother of Philip John CHAMBERLAIN |
| Charts | Ancestors of Reginald John James |
| Birth* | circa 1737 | Sarah SHEWARD was born circa 1737. |
| Married Name | 11 October 1759 | As of 11 October 1759, her married name was Applebee.1,2 |
| (Bride) Marriage* | 11 October 1759 | She married Thomas Applebee on 11 October 1759 at The Parish Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Hanbury, WOR.1,2 |
| Had a son | 29 April 1764 | Her son Thomas Appleby was baptised on 29 April 1764 at Hanbury, WOR.1 |
| Had a Daughter | 29 April 1764 | Her daughter Sarah Applebee was baptised on 29 April 1764 at Hanbury, WOR.1 |
| Had a Daughter | between 22 August 1766 and 21 August 1767 | Her daughter Elizabeth APPLEBY was born between 22 August 1766 and 21 August 1767 at Stoke Prior, WOR.3 |
| Had a Daughter | 7 May 1769 | Her daughter Ann Applebey was baptised on 7 May 1769 at Hanbury, WOR.1 |
| Had a Daughter | 7 April 1771 | Her daughter Ann Applebey was baptised on 7 April 1771 at Hanbury, WOR.1 |
| Had a son | May 1773 | Her son John Applebey was baptised in May 1773 at Hanbury, WOR.1 |
| Had a son | 15 October 1775 | Her son Joseph Applebee was baptised on 15 October 1775 at Hanbury, WOR.1 |
| Had a Daughter | 4 July 1779 | Her daughter Hannah Applebey was baptised on 4 July 1779 at Hanbury, WOR.1 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 24 March 1816 | Sarah SHEWARD was buried on 24 March 1816 at The Parish Church, Hanbury, WOR, Sarah Appleby, Hanbury aged 79 On 15th Jan (the previous entry in the burial register) a Letitia Appleby, of Wicksford, WAR age 16 was buried in Hanbury. This could be daughter of one of Sarah's sons (indeed - of Thomas & Sarah Appleby, bap Hanbury 18 May 1800).4 |
| Research* | 8 February 1832 | Research: at The Parish Church, Hanbury, WOR,A Mary Sheward is buried age 84. Sarah's mother?? (probably far too young).4 |
Known Children of Sarah SHEWARD and Thomas Applebee |
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| (Bride) Marriage* | 11 October 1759 | Sarah SHEWARD married Thomas Applebee on 11 October 1759 at The Parish Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Hanbury, WOR.1,2 |
| Children |
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| Last Edited | 6 May 2024 |
Citations
- [S3] International Genealogical Index (IGI).
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "http://home.comcast.net/~whitehouse-family/families/davis/davis.html."
- [S31] Parochial Records, Burials "Stoke Prior, WOR."
- [S31] Parochial Records, Burials "Hanbury, WOR."
Ethel Maria Shipley1,2
F, #3629, b. 1900
| Charts | Descendants of John Dickinson bn 1771/2 Descendants of John Dickinson bn 1771/2 Descendants of John Dickinson bn 1770 - In Military |
| Birth* | 1900 | Ethel Maria Shipley was born in 1900 at Driffield, YKS.1 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 April 1900 and 30 June 1900 | Her birth was registered between 1 April 1900 and 30 June 1900 at R.D. Driffield Ref: 9d, 341 Shipley, Ethel Maria mother: Dyson.2 |
| (Bride) MC-Reg* | between 1 April 1921 and 30 June 1921 | Her marriage was registered between 1 April 1921 and 30 June 1921 at R.D. Skirlaugh Ref: 9D, 691 Croft, Harry = Shipley, Ethel M.1 |
| Married Name | between 1 April 1921 and 30 June 1921 | As of between 1 April 1921 and 30 June 1921, her married name was Croft.1 |
| Marriage* | between 1 April 1921 and 30 June 1921 | She married Harry Croft, son of Robert Allen Croft and Euphemia Harriet Maulson, between 1 April 1921 and 30 June 1921 at R.D. Skirlaugh.1 |
| (Wife) Cen-Househ* | 19 June 1921 | She was wife of the head of household in the 1921 UK Census of Brandesburton, YKS, as Ethel Croft wife age 21y 3m, female, married born Driffield, E YKS, british resident, home duties. She was enumerated with her husband Harry Croft. The house had 3 rooms. Living next door to David+Eva M Shipley age 43 poss Ethel's parents.3 |
Family of Ethel Maria Shipley and Harry Croft |
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| Marriage* | between 1 April 1921 and 30 June 1921 | Ethel Maria Shipley married Harry Croft, son of Robert Allen Croft and Euphemia Harriet Maulson, between 1 April 1921 and 30 June 1921 at R.D. Skirlaugh.1 |
| Last Edited | 11 Feb 2023 |
Albert Shipston1
M, #3075, b. between 1 April 1887 and 30 June 1887, d. between 1 April 1887 and 30 June 1887
| Father | James Shipston1 b. 26 Jan 1851, d. bt 6 Apr 1891 - 3 May 1891 |
| Mother | Mary Ann Havenhand1 b. bt 1 Apr 1857 - 30 Jun 1857 |
| Relationship | 2nd cousin 2 times removed of Philip John CHAMBERLAIN |
| Charts | Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 - DSP Descendant Indented James Shipston Descendants of James Shipston bn 1791 Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 brewing association Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 - In Military |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 April 1887 and 30 June 1887 | His death was registered between 1 April 1887 and 30 June 1887 at R.D. Sheffield Ref: 9c, 312 as Shipstone, Albert, age 0.2 |
| Death* | between 1 April 1887 and 30 June 1887 | Albert Shipston died between 1 April 1887 and 30 June 1887 at R.D. Sheffield.2 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 April 1887 and 30 June 1887 | His birth was registered between 1 April 1887 and 30 June 1887 at R.D. Sheffield Ref: 09c, 488 Shipstone, Albert, mother: Hevenhand (sic).3 |
| Birth* | between 1 April 1887 and 30 June 1887 | Albert Shipston, son of James Shipston and Mary Ann Havenhand, was born between 1 April 1887 and 30 June 1887 at R.D. Sheffield.1 |
| Albert Shipston was the son of James Shipston and Mary Ann Havenhand.1 |
| Last Edited | 10 Apr 2021 |
Fanny Shipston1
F, #3073, b. between 1 July 1879 and 30 September 1879, d. between 1 October 1879 and 31 December 1879
| Father | Samuel Shipston1 b. 15 Jul 1856, d. 6 May 1928 |
| Mother | Dinah Broadhead1 b. bt 1 Jul 1856 - 30 Sep 1856, d. 26 Mar 1907 |
| Relationship | 2nd cousin 2 times removed of Philip John CHAMBERLAIN |
| Charts | Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 - DSP Descendant Indented James Shipston Descendants of James Shipston bn 1791 Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 brewing association Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 - In Military |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 July 1879 and 30 September 1879 | Her birth was registered between 1 July 1879 and 30 September 1879 at R.D. Nottingham Ref: 7b, 299 Shipstone, Fanny mother: Broadhead.2 |
| Birth* | between 1 July 1879 and 30 September 1879 | Fanny Shipston, daughter of Samuel Shipston and Dinah Broadhead, was born between 1 July 1879 and 30 September 1879 at R.D. Nottingham.1 |
| Fanny Shipston was the daughter of Samuel Shipston and Dinah Broadhead.1 | ||
| Death* | between 1 October 1879 and 31 December 1879 | Fanny Shipston died between 1 October 1879 and 31 December 1879 at R.D. Nottingham.3 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 October 1879 and 31 December 1879 | Her death was registered between 1 October 1879 and 31 December 1879 at R.D. Nottingham Ref: 7b, 183 as Shipstone, Fanny, age 3 (probably months).3 |
| Last Edited | 20 Apr 2021 |
Joseph Shipston1
M, #3084, b. 19 May 1906, d. between 1 July 1906 and 30 September 1906
| Father | Joseph William Shipston1 b. bt 1 Jan 1881 - 3 Jan 1881, d. 29 Sep 1936 |
| Mother | Elizabeth Askwith1 b. 11 Dec 1866, d. bt 1 Oct 1948 - 31 Dec 1948 |
| Relationship | 3rd cousin 1 time removed of Philip John CHAMBERLAIN |
| Charts | Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 - DSP Descendant Indented James Shipston Descendants of James Shipston bn 1791 Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 brewing association Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 - In Military |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 April 1906 and 30 June 1906 | His birth was registered between 1 April 1906 and 30 June 1906 at R.D. Sheffield Ref: 09c, 699 Shipstone, Joseph, mother: Askwith.2 |
| Birth* | 19 May 1906 | Joseph Shipston, son of Joseph William Shipston and Elizabeth Askwith, was born on 19 May 1906 at 77 Liverpool Street, Attercliffe, YKS.1,3 |
| Joseph Shipston was the son of Joseph William Shipston and Elizabeth Askwith.1 | ||
| (Child) Baptism | 6 June 1906 | Joseph Shipston was baptised on 6 June 1906 at Christ Church, Attercliffe, YKS, Shipstone, Joseph (born 19 May 1906) of Joseph & Elizabeth, miner of 77 Liverpool Street.3 |
| Death* | between 1 July 1906 and 30 September 1906 | He died between 1 July 1906 and 30 September 1906 at R.D. Sheffield.1 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 July 1906 and 30 September 1906 | His death was registered between 1 July 1906 and 30 September 1906 at R.D. Sheffield Ref: 9c, 400 as Shipstone, Joseph age 0.4 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 15 August 1906 | He was buried on 15 August 1906 at Grave 505, Section E, Darnall Cemetery, Sheffield, YKS, SHIPSTONE, Joseph (Son of Joseph Shipstone, age 2 months). Died at 77 Liverpool Street; Buried on August 15, 1906 in Unconsecrated ground; Grave Number 505, Section E of Darnall Cemetery, Sheffield. Parent or Next of Kin if Available: ~. Remarks: from Attercliffe Parish: Officiating Minister R. Miller. Buried with: 1902 Shipstone Ben (labourer age 37) 1906 Shipstone, Joseph (son of Joseph Shipstone age 2 months) 1927 Shipstone, Ronald (son of Ernest, age 11 hours) 1936: Stopstone, Joseph William (miner age 57).3 |
| Last Edited | 23 Apr 2025 |
Violet Annie Shipston1
F, #3079, b. between 1 October 1887 and 31 December 1887, d. between 1 October 1889 and 31 December 1889
| Father | Samuel Shipston1 b. 15 Jul 1856, d. 6 May 1928 |
| Mother | Dinah Broadhead1 b. bt 1 Jul 1856 - 30 Sep 1856, d. 26 Mar 1907 |
| Relationship | 2nd cousin 2 times removed of Philip John CHAMBERLAIN |
| Charts | Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 - DSP Descendant Indented James Shipston Descendants of James Shipston bn 1791 Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 brewing association Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 - In Military |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 October 1887 and 31 December 1887 | Her birth was registered between 1 October 1887 and 31 December 1887 at R.D. Nottingham Ref: 7b, 315 Shipstone, Violet Annie mother: Broadhead.2 |
| Birth* | between 1 October 1887 and 31 December 1887 | Violet Annie Shipston, daughter of Samuel Shipston and Dinah Broadhead, was born between 1 October 1887 and 31 December 1887 at R.D. Nottingham.1 |
| Violet Annie Shipston was the daughter of Samuel Shipston and Dinah Broadhead.1 | ||
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 October 1889 and 31 December 1889 | Her death was registered between 1 October 1889 and 31 December 1889 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b, 85 as Shipstone, Violet Ann, age 2.3 |
| Death* | between 1 October 1889 and 31 December 1889 | Violet Annie Shipston died between 1 October 1889 and 31 December 1889 at R.D. Basford.1,2 |
| Last Edited | 20 Apr 2021 |
(?) Shipstone1
M, #3074, b. between 1 October 1883 and 31 December 1883, d. between 1 October 1883 and 31 December 1883
| Father | Enoch Shipstone1 b. 27 Feb 1859, d. 8 Mar 1914 |
| Mother | Ada Alice Fewkes1 b. 23 Apr 1862, d. 23 Nov 1944 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 October 1883 and 31 December 1883 | His birth was registered between 1 October 1883 and 31 December 1883 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b, 168 Shipstone, - male mother: Fewkes.1 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 October 1883 and 31 December 1883 | His death was registered between 1 October 1883 and 31 December 1883 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b, 86 as Shipstone, - male age 0.2 |
| Death* | between 1 October 1883 and 31 December 1883 | (?) Shipstone died between 1 October 1883 and 31 December 1883 at R.D. Basford.1,2 |
| Birth* | between 1 October 1883 and 31 December 1883 | (?) Shipstone, son of Enoch Shipstone and Ada Alice Fewkes, was born between 1 October 1883 and 31 December 1883 at R.D. Basford.1 |
| (?) Shipstone was the son of Enoch Shipstone and Ada Alice Fewkes.1 |
| Last Edited | 20 Apr 2021 |
(?) Shipstone1
F, #3077, b. between 1 July 1884 and 30 September 1884, d. between 1 July 1884 and 30 September 1884
| Father | Enoch Shipstone1 b. 27 Feb 1859, d. 8 Mar 1914 |
| Mother | Ada Alice Fewkes1 b. 23 Apr 1862, d. 23 Nov 1944 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 July 1884 and 30 September 1884 | Her birth was registered between 1 July 1884 and 30 September 1884 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b, 186 Shipstone, - female mother: Fewkes.1 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 July 1884 and 30 September 1884 | Her death was registered between 1 July 1884 and 30 September 1884 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b, 98 as Shipstone, - female age 0.2 |
| Death* | between 1 July 1884 and 30 September 1884 | (?) Shipstone died between 1 July 1884 and 30 September 1884 at R.D. Basford.1,2 |
| Birth* | between 1 July 1884 and 30 September 1884 | (?) Shipstone, daughter of Enoch Shipstone and Ada Alice Fewkes, was born between 1 July 1884 and 30 September 1884 at R.D. Basford.1 |
| (?) Shipstone was the daughter of Enoch Shipstone and Ada Alice Fewkes.1 |
| Last Edited | 20 Apr 2021 |
Ada Shipstone1
F, #3080, b. between 1 October 1888 and 31 December 1888, d. between 1 July 1889 and 30 September 1889
| Father | John Shipstone1 b. 21 Apr 1849, d. bt 1 Oct 1923 - 31 Dec 1923 |
| Mother | Rebecca Moore1 b. bt 1 Oct 1849 - 31 Dec 1849, d. bt 1 Apr 1926 - 30 Jun 1926 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 October 1888 and 31 December 1888 | Her birth was registered between 1 October 1888 and 31 December 1888 at R.D. Basford Ref: 07b, 209 Shipstone, Ada mother: Moore.2 |
| Birth* | between 1 October 1888 and 31 December 1888 | Ada Shipstone, daughter of John Shipstone and Rebecca Moore, was born between 1 October 1888 and 31 December 1888 at R.D. Basford.1 |
| Ada Shipstone was the daughter of John Shipstone and Rebecca Moore.1 | ||
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 July 1889 and 30 September 1889 | Her death was registered between 1 July 1889 and 30 September 1889 at R.D. Basford Ref: 07b, 116 Shipstone, Ada age 1.3 |
| Death* | between 1 July 1889 and 30 September 1889 | Ada Shipstone died between 1 July 1889 and 30 September 1889 at R.D. Basford.1,3 |
| Last Edited | 2 Mar 2025 |
Agatha Ann Shipstone1
F, #760, b. 22 May 1873, d. 9 December 1958
| Father | John Shipstone b. 21 Apr 1849, d. bt 1 Oct 1923 - 31 Dec 1923 |
| Mother | Rebecca Moore b. bt 1 Oct 1849 - 31 Dec 1849, d. bt 1 Apr 1926 - 30 Jun 1926 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 April 1873 and 3 June 1873 | Her birth was registered between 1 April 1873 and 3 June 1873 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b 114, Shipstone, Agatha Ann mother: Moore.1,2 |
| (Child) Birth* | 22 May 1873 | Agatha Ann Shipstone, daughter of John Shipstone and Rebecca Moore, was born on 22 May 1873 at Eastwood, NTT.3,1,4 |
| Agatha Ann Shipstone was the daughter of John Shipstone and Rebecca Moore. | ||
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 3 April 1881 | The 1881 UK Census of Marple Street, St. Mary's, Nottingham, NTT, listed John Shipstone and Rebecca Moore with James Shipstone, John William Shipstone, James Shipstone, Agatha Ann Shipstone and Elizabeth Ann Shipstone, along with Elizabeth Moore, mother (in law) widow age 74.. Agatha Ann Shipstone was described as Agatha A. Shipstone, daughter age 7 born Eastwood, NTT.5 |
| (Child) Baptism | 14 July 1882 | She was baptised on 14 July 1882 at Parish Church of St Mary Magdalene, Sutton-in-Ashfield, NTT, Agatha Ann Shipstone, born 22 May 1873, baptised 14 Jul 1882 of John & Rebecca Shipstone of Forest Side, Engine Driver (at same time as siblings Elizabeth Ann, John William, James & Rebecca).6,7,8 |
| (Enum alone) Cen-Househ* | 5 April 1891 | The 1891 UK Census of 159 Belle Vue Road, Leeds, YKS, listed Agatha Ann Shipstone described as Agatha Shipstone, niece, single age 17, born Eastwood, NTT, in the household of Charles & Agatha Thorpe (manager of carpet cleaning works). Enumerated with "nephew" Charles J Shipstone, age 12, scholar born Nottingham (no Charles Shipstone exists in GRO births - so who is this?). Note that Agatha Thorpe is actually Agatha Ann's aunt, nee Moore. Is this Charles Agatha's brother?9 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 31 March 1901 | The 1901 UK Census of Frederick Terr., Arnold, NTT, listed John Shipstone and Rebecca Moore with Agatha Ann Shipstone, Elizabeth Ann Shipstone, John William Shipstone, Rebecca Shipstone, Thomas Arthur Shipstone, Bertram Shipstone and James Ernest Shipstone. Agatha Ann Shipstone was described as Agatha Ann Shipstone, daughter, single, age 27, hosiery mender, worker, born Eastwood, NTT.10 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 2 April 1911 | The 1911 UK Census of Frederick Terrace, Nottingham Road, Arnold, NTT, listed John Shipstone and Rebecca Moore with Agatha Ann Shipstone, Bertram Shipstone and James Ernest Shipstone. Agatha Ann Shipstone was described as Agatha Ann Shipstone, daughter, female, age 37, single, hosiery mender, worker, born Eastwood, NTT.11 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 19 June 1921 | The 1921 UK Census of Frederick Terrace, Nottingham Road, Daybrook, Arnold, NTT, listed John Shipstone and Rebecca Moore with Agatha Ann Shipstone. Agatha Ann Shipstone was described as Agatha Ann Shipstone, daughter, age 48y 1m, female, single, born Eastwood, NTT, hosiery overlocker, mending and ironing, for Messr J? & R Mosley of Fletcher Gate, Nottingham.12 |
| Directory | 1924 | She and Rebecca Moore were named in 1924 in the Arnold (Bestwood Park), Polling District B. Mansfield Road 1924 Autumn 3917 O O Shipstone, Rebecca 63 3918 O O Shipstone, Agatha Ann 63 Mother and daughter. Note next door, another daughter 3819 R O Simpson, Arthur 65 3820 HO HO Simpson, Rebecca 65 And a son nearby 3823 R O Shipstone, James Ernest 69 3824 HO HO Shipstone, Adelaide 69 at 63 Nottingham Road, Arnold, NTT .13 |
| Directory | 1926 | Agatha Ann Shipstone and Rebecca Moore were named in 1926 in the Arnold (Bestwood Park), Polling District B. Mansfield Road 1926 Spring 4043 O O Shipstone, Rebecca 63 4044 O O Shipstone, Agatha Ann 63 Mother and daughter. Note next door, another daughter 4045 R O Simpson, Arthur 65 4046 HO HO Simpson, Rebecca 65 And a son nearby 4050 R O Shipstone, James Ernest 69 4051 HO HO Shipstone, Adelaide 69 at 63 Nottingham Road, Arnold, NTT .13 |
| (Distribution) Will | 13 September 1927 | Agatha Ann Shipstone was named as Agatha Ann Shipstone, 1/616 share worth $14.48 in the distribution account for the Estate of Joseph Bingham dated 13 September 1927 Others named in the distribution include: William Bingham, Ellen Bingham, Emily Bingham, Myra Bingham, Frank Edward Finney, Harriet Elizabeth Finney, Albert Finney, Alfred Finney, Mary Jane Pettinger, Henry Pettinger, Arthur Pettinger, Fred Pettinger, Bertie Pettinger, Frank Pettinger, William Bingham, Elizabeth Bingham, Ann Bingham, Edward Bingham, George Bingham, Mary Emma Bingham, Charles Bingham, Elizabeth Bingham, Walter Bingham, Edward Bingham, Martha Bingham, George Bingham, John Charles Bingham, Alice Bingham, George Bingham, Mary Elizabeth Bingham, Sarah Ann Bingham, Ellen Maria Bingham, Rebecca Bingham, Lillie Morton, Frank Morton, Rita Smith Morton, Herbert Morton, Charlotte Smith, Ellen Smith, Elizabeth Cooper, Florence Elizabeth Darwent, William Darwent, Mary Ann Darwent, George Darwent, Agatha Ann Shipstone, Elizabeth Ann Shipstone, John William Shipstone, Rebecca Shipstone, Thomas Arthur Shipstone, Norman Bert Shipstone, James Ernest Shipstone, Martha Ann Shipstone, Edith Alice Shipstone, Jane Elizabeth Shipstone, Ellen Rebecca Shipstone, Maggie Stapleton Shipstone, Leslie William Shipstone, John Thompson, Elizabeth Thompson, George Thompson, Martha Thompson, Enid Thornton, Beach Thornton, Edith Thompson, James Bingham, Jane Elizabeth Bingham, Thomas Bingham, Lily Bingham, Sarah Ann Bingham, William Frederick Bingham, James Bingham, William Wallace Wright, Lucy Eleanor Wright, Frances Annie Shipstone Wright, Lawrence Wright, Gladys Maria Wright, Martha SHIPSTONE, Elizabeth Ann Shipstone, Harold Shipstone, Ethel Shipstone, Florence Shipstone, Ilford Rhoda Shipstone, Jane Elizabeth Sandy, Gordon Henry Sandy, Fanny Sandy, Eva Sandy, Carl Sandy, Leonard Sandy, Louie Sandy, James Shipstone, Julia Ann Shipstone, Walter Williamson Noton, Isaac Noton, Frank Arnold Noton, Jennie Noton, Bernard Noton, Grace Elizabeth Noton, Olive Saxby, George Saxby, Sarah Ann Noton, Emily Noton, Alfred Noton, William Edwin Noton, John Henry Bingham, George William Bingham, Charles Bingham, Henry Bingham, Emily Bingham, Adelaide Noton and Grace Sandy.14 |
| Directory | 1929 | Agatha Ann Shipstone was named in 1929 in the Arnold (Bestwood Park), Polling District B. Nottingham Road 1929 5028 Rw Ow Shipstone, Agatha Ann 63 Note Sister Rebecca next door: 5029 R O Simpson, Arthur 65 5030 Rw Dw Simpson, Rebecca 65 5031 Rw - Simpson, Ethel 65 Note also younger brother a couple of doors way: 5034 R O Shipstone, James Ernest 69 5035 Rw Dw Shipstone, Adelaide 69 at 63 Nottingham Road, Arnold, NTT .13 |
| Directory* | 1930 | She was named in 1930 in the Arnold (Bestwood Park), Polling District B. Nottingham Road 1930 5555 Rw Ow Shipstone, Agatha Ann 63 Note Sister Rebecca next door: 5556 R O Simpson, Arthur 65 5557 Rw Dw Simpson, Rebecca 65 5558 Rw - Simpson, Ethel 65 Note also younger brother a couple of doors way: 5561 R O Shipstone, James Ernest 69 5562 Rw Dw Shipstone, Adelaide 69 at 63 Nottingham Road, Arnold, NTT .13 |
| Directory | 1931 | She was named in 1931 in the Arnold (Bestwood Park), Polling District B. Nottingham Road 1931 5873 Rw Ow Shipstone, Agatha Ann 63 Note Sister Rebecca next door: 5874 R O Simpson, Arthur 65 5875 Rw Dw Simpson, Rebecca 65 5876 Rw - Simpson, Ethel 65 Note also younger brother a couple of doors way: 5879 R O Shipstone, James Ernest 69 5880 Rw Dw Shipstone, Adelaide 69 at 63 Nottingham Road, Arnold, NTT .13 |
| (Present-Main-Alone) Cen-Househ | 29 September 1939 | She was listed at the top of the household in the 1939 UK Register of 63 Nottingham Road, Arnold, NTT, described as Shipstone, Agatha A., female, born 22.5.1873, single, Examiner Hosiery manufacturer with no-one else..4 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 October 1958 and 31 December 1958 | Her death was registered between 1 October 1958 and 31 December 1958 at R.D. Nottingham Ref: 3c 271, age 85. Indexed as "Agnes A."15 |
| (Deceased) Death* | 9 December 1958 | Agatha Ann Shipstone died on 9 December 1958 at Sherwood Hospital, Nottingham, NTT, Age 85.16 |
| Address* | 9 December 1958 | As of 9 December 1958, Agatha Ann Shipstone lived at 63 Nottingham Road, Daybrook, NTT.17 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 12 December 1958 | She was buried on 12 December 1958 at Original Class A (left) Plot 666, Redhill Cemetery, Arnold, NTT, Agatha Ann Shipstone aged 85 years Section: Original Class A (left) Plot: 666 buried 12 Dec 1958 (no stone indicated).18,19 |
| (Deceased) Prob Index* | 10 February 1959 | In the Probate Index, the deceased was described as Shipstone Agatha Ann of 63 Nottingham Road Daybrook Nottinghamshire spinster died 9 December 1958 at Sherwood Hospital Nottingham. Authority to administer the Estate was granted to Derek Arthur Shipstone described as Derek Arthur shipstone, bank manager on 10 February 1959 by The Probate Office, Nottingham. Estate valued at £213 4s 2d.16,17 |
| Last Edited | 13 Aug 2024 |
Citations
- [S8] Index to GRO Births.
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "GRO Online."
- [S1] Census, census 1881.
- [S1] Census, 1939, FindMyPast.
- [S1] Census, 1881, Ancestry.
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "Notts Baptisms."
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "Freereg."
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "Nottinghamshire Baptisms."
- [S1] Census, 1891, Ancestry.
- [S1] Census, 1901, Ancestry.
- [S1] Census, 1911, FindMyPast.
- [S1] Census, 1921, FindMyPast.
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "Electoral Registers - FindmyPast."
- [S52] Private papers.
- [S5] Index to GRO Deaths.
- [S13] Index to Wills Probate Index.
- [S13] Index to Wills Probate Index "Ancestry."
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "FindAGrave.com."
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "Gedling Borough Cemeterys."
Agatha Lille Shipstone1,2
F, #1139, b. between 1 July 1917 and 30 September 1917, d. between 1 October 1918 and 31 December 1918
| Father | James Ernest Shipstone1 b. 18 Feb 1893, d. bt 1 Jan 1970 - 31 Mar 1970 |
| Mother | Adelaide Lillian Colbert1 b. 15 Sep 1890, d. bt 1 Jan 1977 - 31 Mar 1977 |
| Birth* | between 1 July 1917 and 30 September 1917 | Agatha Lille Shipstone, daughter of James Ernest Shipstone and Adelaide Lillian Colbert, was born between 1 July 1917 and 30 September 1917 at R.D. Peterborough.1,2 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 July 1917 and 30 September 1917 | Her birth was registered between 1 July 1917 and 30 September 1917 at R.D. Peterborough Ref: 03b 300, Shipstone, Agatha Lille mother: Colbert.1,2 |
| Agatha Lille Shipstone was the daughter of James Ernest Shipstone and Adelaide Lillian Colbert.1 | ||
| Death* | between 1 October 1918 and 31 December 1918 | Agatha Lille Shipstone died between 1 October 1918 and 31 December 1918 at R.D. Peterborough.3,4 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 October 1918 and 31 December 1918 | Her death was registered between 1 October 1918 and 31 December 1918 at R.D. Peterborough Ref: 3b 445, Shipstone, Agatha Lille age 1.3,4 |
| Last Edited | 10 Apr 2021 |
Albert George Shipstone1
M, #1309, b. 30 September 1881, d. between 1 July 1967 and 31 August 1967
| Father | William Shipstone1 b. bt 1 Oct 1848 - 29 Oct 1848, d. 25 Nov 1934 |
| Mother | Mary Heathcoat1 b. bt 1 Jan 1847 - 31 Mar 1847, d. bt 1 Jul 1922 - 30 Sep 1922 |
| Relationship | 2nd cousin 2 times removed of Philip John CHAMBERLAIN |
| Charts | Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 - DSP Descendant Indented James Shipston Descendants of James Shipston bn 1791 Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 brewing association Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 - In Military |
| Birth* | 30 September 1881 | Albert George Shipstone, son of William Shipstone and Mary Heathcoat, was born on 30 September 1881 at Buxton, DBY.1,2,3 |
| Albert George Shipstone was the son of William Shipstone and Mary Heathcoat.1 | ||
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 October 1881 and 31 December 1881 | His birth was registered between 1 October 1881 and 31 December 1881 at R.D. Chapel-en-le-Frith Ref: 7b 766, Shipstone, Albert George mother: Heathcote.2,4 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 5 April 1891 | The 1891 UK Census of 10 Bennett Street, Buxton, DBY, listed William Shipstone and Mary Heathcoat with Duncan Shipstone, Albert George Shipstone, Minnie Shipstone and Mabel Shipstone. Albert George Shipstone was described as Albert G Shipstone, son, age 9, scholar, born Buxton, DBY.5 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 31 March 1901 | The 1901 UK Census of 10 Bennett Street, Buxton, DBY, listed William Shipstone and Mary Heathcoat with Duncan Shipstone, Albert George Shipstone, Minnie Shipstone and Mabel Shipstone. Albert George Shipstone was described as Albert George Shipstone, son, single age 19, carter, coal carrier, worker, born Buxton, DBY.1 |
| (Groom) MC-Reg* | between 1 January 1910 and 31 March 1910 | His marriage was registered between 1 January 1910 and 31 March 1910 at R.D. Chapel-le-Frith Ref: 7b 1436 Shipstone, Albert George = Phillips, Amelia M G Hard to read, but 1436 does match both (though no match in index, as transcriber didn't have confidence).6,7 |
| (Groom) Marriage* | between 1 January 1910 and 31 March 1910 | He married Florence Amelia May Goodwin Phillips between 1 January 1910 and 31 March 1910 at Congregational Church, High Buxton, DBY, Year: 1910 Forenames: Albert George Surname: SHIPSTONE Spouse Forenames: Florence Amelia May Spouse Surname: PHILLIPS Place: High Buxton Description: Congregational Church County: Derbyshire Country: England Reg Office: 39 Register Entry: RO/12/055.8,6 |
| Had a Son | 23 June 1910 | His son Albert George Shipstone was born on 23 June 1910 at Buxton, DBY.9,10,11 |
| (Head) Cen-Househ* | 2 April 1911 | He was head of the household in the 1911 UK Census of 3 Bennett Street, Buxton, DBY, as Albert Shipstone, head, male, age 29, married, general carter, (builder), worker, born Buxton, DBY. He was enumerated with his wife Florence Amelia May Goodwin Phillips, Albert George Shipstone, along with William Phillips, cousin, age 12 (probably Florence's nephew or brother?), born Montreal, Canada. The house had 5 rooms.8 |
| Had a Son | 26 September 1911 | His son Arthur Shipstone was born on 26 September 1911 at Buxton, DBY.9,10,11 |
| Had a Daughter | 16 September 1915 | His daughter Florence Minnie Shipstone was born on 16 September 1915 at Buxton, DBY.11 |
| (Present-Main) Cen-Househ | 19 June 1921 | He was listed at the top of the household in the 1921 UK Census of 99 London Road, Buxton, DBY, as Albert George Shipstone, son-in-law age 39 9 months, male, widowed, born Buxton, DBY British born, coal carter, employer Day'r Fergusson Buxton, Buxton L&N.W. rly goods yard, 2 children under 16, aged 5 and 9. He was enumerated with Arthur Shipstone and Florence Minnie Shipstone, also with the household of Arthur's parents-in-law Herbert and Eliza (head ahd wife) and their family Gertude Ellen Constance Phillips dau age 25; Herbert Phillips son age 15; George Samuel Phillips grandson age 1. Total 8 in the household. Herbert Phillips was the head who signed the form. The house had 6 rooms.12 |
| Research* | between 1 January 1922 and 31 March 1922 | Research:FindmyPast has a different interpretation of the marriage registration. I prefer Ancestry's Hannah M theory, as it matches other evidence - i.e. death of a Hannah M Shipstone age 50 in 1933. Also, a Hannah Martha Shipstone is buried in the same grave as Albert George. Bit of a QED, I think. This one I don't think is right (FindMyPast has paired the wrong one): Year: 1922 Forenames: Albert George Surname: SHIPSTONE Spouse Forenames: Teresa Mary Spouse Surname: BRAMWELL Place: Fairfield Description: Wesleyan Chapel County: Derbyshire Country: England Reg Office: 395 Register Entry: RO/19/049.6,13 |
| (Groom) MC-Reg* | between 1 January 1922 and 31 March 1922 | His marriage was registered between 1 January 1922 and 31 March 1922 at R.D. Chapel-en-le-Frith Ref: 7b, 1302 Shipstone, Albert G = Harrison, Hannah M FindMyPast has something different ...14,7 |
| Marriage* | between 1 January 1922 and 31 March 1922 | Albert George Shipstone married Hannah Martha Harrison between 1 January 1922 and 31 March 1922 at R.D. Chapel-le-Frith.7 |
| Directory* | 1925 | Albert George Shipstone was named in 1925 in the Trade Directory in Buxton library as A Shipston of 9 Bennett Street at Buxton, DBY.15 |
| Directory | 1937 | He was named in 1937 in the Trade Directory in Buxton library as Albert Shipstone of 9 Bennett Street at Buxton, DBY.15 |
| (Present-Main) Cen-Househ* | 29 September 1939 | He was listed at the top of the household in the 1939 UK Register of 9 Bennett Street, Buxton, DBY, as Shipstone, Albert G., Male, born 30.9.1881, widower, carting & bagging coal - heavy worker. He was enumerated with. On same street as brother. On his own. His daughter Minnie is nearby 113 London Road, with her aunt Gertrude and grandfather Herbert Phillips (and her own illegitimate son).3 |
| Directory | 1942 | Albert George Shipstone was named in 1942 in the Trade Directory in Buxton library as Albert Shipstone of 9 Bennett Street at Buxton, DBY.15 |
| Death* | between 1 July 1967 and 31 August 1967 | He died between 1 July 1967 and 31 August 1967 at R.D. Stockport.16,13 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 July 1967 and 30 September 1967 | His death was registered between 1 July 1967 and 30 September 1967 at R.D. Stockport Ref: 10A 908, age 85.16 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 31 August 1967 | He was buried on 31 August 1967 at Plot 2939, Buxton Cemetery, Buxton, DBY, burial no. 5366, Shipstone, Albert George 31 Aug 1967 age 85, C of E, plot 2939 Buried with wife Hannah Martha 1933 age 49 next door to his brother and wife Duncan 1942 age 61 Caroline Jane 1978 age 90.13 |
Known Children of Albert George Shipstone and Florence Amelia May Goodwin Phillips |
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| (Groom) Marriage* | between 1 January 1910 and 31 March 1910 | Albert George Shipstone married Florence Amelia May Goodwin Phillips between 1 January 1910 and 31 March 1910 at Congregational Church, High Buxton, DBY, Year: 1910 Forenames: Albert George Surname: SHIPSTONE Spouse Forenames: Florence Amelia May Spouse Surname: PHILLIPS Place: High Buxton Description: Congregational Church County: Derbyshire Country: England Reg Office: 39 Register Entry: RO/12/055.8,6 |
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Family of Albert George Shipstone and Hannah Martha Harrison |
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| Marriage* | between 1 January 1922 and 31 March 1922 | Albert George Shipstone married Hannah Martha Harrison between 1 January 1922 and 31 March 1922 at R.D. Chapel-le-Frith.7 |
| Last Edited | 11 Jan 2025 |
Citations
- [S1] Census, 1901, Ancestry.
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "1837online."
- [S1] Census, 1939, FindMyPast.
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "GRO Online."
- [S1] Census, 1891, Ancestry.
- [S7] Index to GRO Marriage "Findmypast."
- [S7] Index to GRO Marriage "FreeBMD."
- [S1] Census, 1911, FindMyPast.
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "FreeBMD."
- [S5] Index to GRO Deaths "Ancestry."
- [S54] Parochial Records, Baptisms "St Mary the Virgin, Buxton, DBY."
- [S1] Census, 1921, FindMyPast.
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "http://www.highpeak.gov.uk/sites/default/files/documents/pages/Copy of Buxton Cemetery - amalgamated.xls."
- [S7] Index to GRO Marriage "Ancestry."
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "Compiled by Elizabeth Wildgoose, from Census Returns and trade directories at Buxton Library.
www.peaklandhertiage.org.uk/bennett_street_households.doc." - [S5] Index to GRO Deaths "1837online."
Albert George Shipstone1,2
M, #1818, b. 23 June 1910, d. November 1986
| Father | Albert George Shipstone1 b. 30 Sep 1881, d. bt 1 Jul 1967 - 31 Aug 1967 |
| Mother | Florence Amelia May Goodwin Phillips1 b. bt 1 Jan 1888 - 31 Mar 1888, d. bt 1 Oct 1918 - 31 Dec 1918 |
| Relationship | 3rd cousin 1 time removed of Philip John CHAMBERLAIN |
| Charts | Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 - DSP Descendant Indented James Shipston Descendants of James Shipston bn 1791 Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 brewing association Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 - In Military |
| Birth* | 23 June 1910 | Albert George Shipstone, son of Albert George Shipstone and Florence Amelia May Goodwin Phillips, was born on 23 June 1910 at Buxton, DBY.1,2,3 |
| Albert George Shipstone was the son of Albert George Shipstone and Florence Amelia May Goodwin Phillips.1 | ||
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 July 1910 and 30 September 1910 | His birth was registered between 1 July 1910 and 30 September 1910 at R.D. Chapel-le-Frith Ref: 7b, 896, Shipstone, Albert George mother: Phillips.1 |
| (Child) Baptism | 20 July 1910 | Albert George Shipstone was baptised on 20 July 1910 at St. Mary the Virgin, Buxton, DBY, 20 July 1910, born 23 June 1910, Albert George, Albert George & Florence Amelia May Goodwin Shipstone, 3 Bennett Street, Carter.3 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 2 April 1911 | The 1911 UK Census of 3 Bennett Street, Buxton, DBY, listed Albert George Shipstone and Florence Amelia May Goodwin Phillips with Albert George Shipstone, along with William Phillips, cousin, age 12 (probably Florence's nephew or brother?), born Montreal, Canada. Albert George Shipstone was described as George Shipstone, son, male age 10 months, born Buxton, DBY.4 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 19 June 1921 | The 1921 UK Census of 10 Bennett Street, Buxton, DBY, listed William Shipstone and Mary Heathcoat with Minnie Shipstone, Mabel Shipstone, Joseph Millner and Albert George Shipstone. Albert George Shipstone was described as Albert George Shipstone, Grandson age 10y 11m, male, both alive, born Buxton DBY, at school whole time. Marked number of children alive underr 16 as 1 aged 10 - crossed out in green.5 |
| (Groom) MC-Reg* | between 1 January 1935 and 31 March 1935 | His marriage was registered between 1 January 1935 and 31 March 1935 at R.D. Chapel-le-Frith Ref: 7b, 1359 Shipstone, Albert G = Chambers, Hilda (Chambers indexed as Chamchers originally).6,7 |
| (Groom) Marriage* | between 1 January 1935 and 31 March 1935 | He married Hilda Chambers between 1 January 1935 and 31 March 1935 at St. Peter, Fairfield, DBY, Year: 1935 Forenames: Albert George Surname: SHIPSTONE Spouse Forenames: Hilda Spouse Surname: CHAMBERS Place: Fairfield Description: St. Peter County: Derbyshire Country: England Reg Office: 395 Register Entry: C06/05/005.8 |
| Research* | between 1 October 1935 and 31 December 1935 | Research: at R.D. Chapel-le-FrithBirth of George H.H. Shipstone may also be theirs (as they have 2 closed records - presumably their children - in 1939), but mother recorded as "Shipstone", not Chambers. NO - George H.H. is actually the illegitimate son of Albert's sister, Florence Minnie Shipstone.-.1 |
| (Present-Main) Cen-Househ* | 29 September 1939 | He was listed at the top of the household in the 1939 UK Register of 17 Longson Road, Chapel-en-le-Frith, DBY, as Shipstone, George A., male, born 23 Jun 1910, married, carpenter & joiner lime filler. He was enumerated with Hilda Chambers, also with 2 closed records, presumably their children..9 |
| Death* | November 1986 | Albert George Shipstone died in November 1986 at R.D. Stockport.2 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | November 1986 | His death was registered in November 1986 at R.D. Stockport Ref: Volume No 39 Page No 1307 Reg No 1186.2 |
Family of Albert George Shipstone and Hilda Chambers |
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| (Groom) Marriage* | between 1 January 1935 and 31 March 1935 | Albert George Shipstone married Hilda Chambers between 1 January 1935 and 31 March 1935 at St. Peter, Fairfield, DBY, Year: 1935 Forenames: Albert George Surname: SHIPSTONE Spouse Forenames: Hilda Spouse Surname: CHAMBERS Place: Fairfield Description: St. Peter County: Derbyshire Country: England Reg Office: 395 Register Entry: C06/05/005.8 |
| Last Edited | 18 Nov 2024 |
Citations
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "FreeBMD."
- [S5] Index to GRO Deaths "Ancestry."
- [S54] Parochial Records, Baptisms "St Mary the Virgin, Buxton, DBY."
- [S1] Census, 1911, FindMyPast.
- [S1] Census, 1921, FindMyPast.
- [S7] Index to GRO Marriage "FreeBMD."
- [S7] Index to GRO Marriage "Ancestry."
- [S7] Index to GRO Marriage "Findmypast."
- [S1] Census, 1939, FindMyPast.
Albert Victor Shipstone1
M, #1183, b. 8 July 1897, d. 1 May 1915
| Father | Ben Shipstone1 b. 27 Mar 1864, d. Dec 1902 |
| Mother | Elizabeth Askwith1 b. 11 Dec 1866, d. bt 1 Oct 1948 - 31 Dec 1948 |
| Relationship | 2nd cousin 2 times removed of Philip John CHAMBERLAIN |
| Charts | Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 - DSP Descendant Indented James Shipston Descendants of James Shipston bn 1791 Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 brewing association Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 - In Military |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 July 1897 and 30 September 1897 | His birth was registered between 1 July 1897 and 30 September 1897 at R.D. Sheffield Ref: 9c, 652 Shipstone, Albert Victor mother: Askwith.2,3 |
| Birth* | 8 July 1897 | Albert Victor Shipstone, son of Ben Shipstone and Elizabeth Askwith, was born on 8 July 1897 at Darnell, Sheffield, YKS.1,4,5 |
| Albert Victor Shipstone was the son of Ben Shipstone and Elizabeth Askwith.1 | ||
| (Child) Baptism | 28 July 1897 | Albert Victor Shipstone was baptised on 28 July 1897 at Holy Trinity, Darnall, YKS, Shipston, Albert Victor of Ben & Elizabeth, 41 Nightingale Rd., miner.6 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 31 March 1901 | The 1901 UK Census of 41 Nightingale St., Darnell, Sheffield, YKS, listed Ben Shipstone and Elizabeth Askwith with Ernest Shipstone, Fanny Mary Shipstone, Albert Victor Shipstone and Joseph William Shipston. Albert Victor Shipstone was described as Albert V Shipstone, son age 3 , born Darnell, YKS.1 |
| Death of Father | December 1902 | His father Ben Shipstone died in December 1902 at 90 Clifton Street, Darnall, YKS.7 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 2 April 1911 | The 1911 UK Census of 418 Coleridge Rd, Attercliffe, Sheffield, YKS, listed Joseph William Shipston and Elizabeth Askwith with Ernest Shipstone, Fanny Mary Shipstone, Elizabeth Shipstone and Albert Victor Shipstone. Albert Victor Shipstone was described as Albert W Shipstone, son, male age 13, single, school, born Darnell, YKS.8 |
| Note* | between 1914 and 1915 | (Service history) Shipstone, Albert Victor Number: PO/17491 Rank: Private Awards: Service branch: Royal Marine Light Infantry Unit: Deal Battalion Date of birth: 8 Jul 1897 Date of death: 1 May 1915 Cause of death: Killed in action Service history: Enlisted Nottingham 17/8/14 Age on enlistment: 17.11-9 Date of birth: 8 July 1897, Darnell, Sheffield. Trade: miner Religion: CofE Description on enlistment: 5 feet 5 3/4 inches, complexion fresh eyes: hazel, hair brown Tatto - lead? and butterlfy back. R forearm. Scar over R shoulderblade. scar over Right eyebrow, scar over L. kneecap. Recruitment Depot Deal 17 Aug 1914 - 12 Sep 1914, T'd to Portsmouth Victory (R.M. Brigade) 13 Sep 1914 - 31 Dec 1914 embarkation Character V.G. Ability Sat ditto. 1 Jan 1915 - 1 May 1915 Dead. Character V.G. Ability Sat Killed in action - Dardenalles Service forfeited 17 Aug 14 - 7 July 1915 (under age) 325 days (so no pension then ...) 10 Sep 1919 Paid War gratuity £5.0.0 Embarked Royal Marines Brigade 13/9/14 Deal Battalion (14 Star Roll reads Portsmouth Battalion) at Dunkirk 19/9/14-12/10/14 MEF 28/2/15-1/5/15 Discharged Dead Burial: Helles Memorial (MR 4) Notes: A Miner born Darnall, Sheffield 8/7/1897 Son of Ben and Elizabeth Shipstone, of 48 Coleridge Road, Attercliffe, Sheffield, Yorkshire 1914 Star issued to mother 13/11/19.4 |
| Death* | 1 May 1915 | He died on 1 May 1915.4,5 |
| (Interred) Burial* | after 1 May 1915 | He was buried after 1 May 1915 at Stone no 6, Helles Memorial, Galipoli Peninsular, Turkey, Died 1 May 1915 Plot: No Known Grave; name is listed on Panel 2 to 7. PO/17491 Private Albert Victor SHIPSTONE, Royal Marine Light Infantry, Deal Battalion, Royal Naval Division, 1st May 1915. Age 18. Son of Mrs. Elizabeth Shipstone, of 418 Coleridge Rd., Attercliffe, Sheffield, and the late Ben Shipstone. Cemetery notes and/or description: The Helles Memorial stands on the tip of the Gallipoli Peninsula. It takes the form of an obelisk over 30 metres high that can be seen by ships passing through the Dardanelles. The Panel Numbers quoted at the end of each entry relate to the panels dedicated to the Regiment served with. In some instances where a casualty is recorded as attached to another Regiment, his name may alternatively appear within their Regimental Panels. Please refer to the on-site Memorial Register Introduction to determine the alternative panel numbers if you do not find the name within the quoted Panels. The eight month campaign in Gallipoli was fought by Commonwealth and French forces in an attempt to force Turkey out of the war, to relieve the deadlock of the Western Front in France and Belgium, and to open a supply route to Russia through the Dardanelles and the Black Sea. The Allies landed on the peninsula on 25-26 April 1915; the 29th Division at Cape Helles in the south and the Australian and New Zealand Corps north of Gaba Tepe on the west coast, an area soon known as Anzac. On 6 August, further landings were made at Suvla, just north of Anzac, and the climax of the campaign came in early August when simultaneous assaults were launched on all three fronts. However, the difficult terrain and stiff Turkish resistance soon led to the stalemate of trench warfare. From the end of August, no further serious action was fought and the lines remained unchanged. The peninsula was successfully evacuated in December and early January 1916. The Helles Memorial serves the dual function of Commonwealth Battle Memorial for the whole Gallipoli campaign and place of commemoration for more than 21,000 of those Commonwealth servicemen who died there and have no known grave. The United Kingdom and Indian forces named on the memorial died in operations throughout the peninsula, the Australians at Helles. There are also panels for those who died or were buried at sea in Gallipoli waters. There are four other Memorials to the Missing at Gallipoli. The Lone Pine, Hill 60, and Chunuk Bair Memorials commemorate Australian and New Zealanders at Anzac. The Twelve Tree Copse Memorial commemorates the New Zealanders at Helles. Naval casualties of the United Kingdom lost or buried at sea are recorded on their respective Memorials at Portsmouth, Plymouth and, Chatham, in the United Kingdom.9,10 |
| Research* | 19 May 1915 | Research:Shipstone. A.V. Pte. R.M. Killed Dardanelles on 13/5/15. Of 418 Coleridge Road, Attercliffe. 19/5/15 SDI.11 |
| Memorial | after 1 May 1919 | Albert Victor Shipstone was recorded on a memorial after 1 May 1919 at Roll of honour Holy Trinity, Darnell, Sheffield, YKS, Shipstone. Albert Victor, PO/17491.12 |
| Memorial* | after 1 May 1919 | Albert Victor Shipstone was recorded on a memorial after 1 May 1919 Sheffield Council Official Roll of Honour Holy Trinity Roll of Honour Darnall 2008 Version.13 |
| Research* | 13 November 1919 | Research:Issue of 1914 Navy Star The 1914 Star to the Royal Navy and Royal Marines Portsmouth Battalion R.M.L.I. (note: 1037 medals, 1019 issued) Shipstone, A.V., Pte, Po17491, D DD 1 May 1915. Medal issued to: (DD 1.5.15) Mother Mrs. E, Shipstone 13 Nov 1919 Clasp: "D" Source says "D" could denote service at Dunkirk, or Dunkirk Air Stations (R.N.A.S.); not entitled to clasp. "D" more likely to denote "Deal Battalion" or "Dead"." Medals: "DD" = Discharged dead.14 |
| Last Edited | 31 Oct 2021 |
Citations
- [S1] Census, 1901, Ancestry.
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "FreeBMD."
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "GRO Online."
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "www.findmypast.com."
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "Ancestry - British Army/Navy BMD 1730-1960."
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "Sheffieldindexers.com."
- [S5] Index to GRO Deaths "1837online."
- [S1] Census, 1911, FindMyPast.
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "www.findagrave.com."
- [S66] Website CWGC (www.cwgc.org).
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "Sheffield history forum."
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "http://www.sheffieldhistory.co.uk/forums/lofiversion/index.php/t4235.html."
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "sheffieldsoldierww1.co.uk."
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "Google books - The 1914 Star to the Royal Navy and Royal Marines 1995."
Alfred Edward Shipstone1
M, #1086, b. between 1 April 1892 and 29 April 1892, d. 30 September 1897
| Father | Enoch Shipstone1 b. 27 Feb 1859, d. 8 Mar 1914 |
| Mother | Ada Alice Fewkes1 b. 23 Apr 1862, d. 23 Nov 1944 |
| (Child) Birth* | between 1 April 1892 and 29 April 1892 | Alfred Edward Shipstone, son of Enoch Shipstone and Ada Alice Fewkes, was born between 1 April 1892 and 29 April 1892 at R.D. Basford.1,2,3 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 April 1892 and 30 June 1892 | His birth was registered between 1 April 1892 and 30 June 1892 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b 206, Shipstone, Alfred Edward mother: Fewkes.2,4 |
| Alfred Edward Shipstone was the son of Enoch Shipstone and Ada Alice Fewkes.1 | ||
| Death* | 30 September 1897 | Alfred Edward Shipstone died on 30 September 1897 at Fern Bank, 7 Second Avenue, Sherwood Rise, NTT.1 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 October 1897 and 31 December 1897 | His death was registered between 1 October 1897 and 31 December 1897 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b 167; age 5 at death.5 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 4 October 1897 | He was buried on 4 October 1897 at Plot 4479, section Beech J, Church Cemetery, Nottingham, NTT, In Loving memory of Alfred Edward the dearly beloved son of Enoch & Ada Shipstone who died Sep 30th 1897 aged 5 years and 5 months Suffer little children to come unto me and forbid them not for such is the kingdom of heaven In a Family Vault, plot 4479, Beech J, 10 feet deep Burial 10165 - Alfred Edward Shipstone, age 5, buried 4 Oct 1897 Burial 21953 - Enoch Shipstone, age 55, buried 11 Mar 1914 Burial 38337 - Ada Alice Shipstone, age 82, buried 27th Nov 1944 3 interments in total.1,6,7,8 |
| Last Edited | 1 Jun 2024 |
Citations
- [S62] Nottingham Church Cemetery Interment Books, 1897 burial No. 10165, grave no. 4479.
- [S8] Index to GRO Births.
- [S2] MI "Alfred Edward the dearly beloved son of Enoch & Ada Shipstone who dies Sep 30th 1897 aged 5 years and 5 months."
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "GRO Online."
- [S5] Index to GRO Deaths.
- [S2] MI "Church Cemetery, NTT."
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "www.deceasedonline.com."
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "Findagrave.com
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/202617006/alfred-edward-shipstone."
Alice Christabel Everingham Shipstone1,2,3
F, #761, b. 3 February 1885, d. 29 January 1942
| Father | James Shipstone1 b. bt 1 Jan 1846 - 31 Mar 1846, d. 8 Sep 1922 |
| Mother | Lucy Barker1 b. bt 1 Oct 1850 - 31 Dec 1850, d. 13 Feb 1912 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 January 1885 and 31 March 1885 | Her birth was registered between 1 January 1885 and 31 March 1885 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b, 185 Shipstone, Alice Christabel Everingham mother: Barker.2,4 |
| Birth* | 3 February 1885 | Alice Christabel Everingham Shipstone, daughter of James Shipstone and Lucy Barker, was born on 3 February 1885 at Woodthorpe, NTT.1,2,5 |
| Alice Christabel Everingham Shipstone was the daughter of James Shipstone and Lucy Barker.1 | ||
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 5 April 1891 | The 1891 UK Census of Woodthorpe Lodge, Mansfield Road, Sherwood, Nottingham, NTT, listed James Shipstone and Lucy Barker with James Henry Shipstone, Francis Edgar Shipstone, Edith Mary Shipstone, Ronald Arthur Shipstone, James Hugh Gordon Shipstone and Alice Christabel Everingham Shipstone, along with Mary Longdon, cook age 33, Lucy Oakley, Housemaid age 17. Alice Christabel Everingham Shipstone was described as Alice C. E. Shipstone, daughter, age 6, born Woodthorpe, NTT.1 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 31 March 1901 | The 1901 UK Census of 15 Magdala Rd., Nottingham, NTT, listed James Shipstone and Lucy Barker with Francis Edgar Shipstone, Edith Mary Shipstone, Ronald Arthur Shipstone, James Hugh Gordon Shipstone and Alice Christabel Everingham Shipstone, along with Mary Naylor (lady help domestic single age 30), Christina Stanley? (cook domestic single age 20), Alice Allcock (housemaid domestic single age 19). Alice Christabel Everingham Shipstone was described as Alice Shipstone, daughter single age 16, born Nottm, NTT.6 |
| (Witness) Marriage | 15 March 1906 | She witnessed the marriage of Edith Mary Shipstone and Harold Squire Morley on 15 March 1906 at The Parish Church of St. John the Evangelist, Carrington, NTT, Hardold Squire Morley age 31, bachelor, Engr. Lieut. R.N. of H.M.S. Venerable father: Edward Rolson Morley, Rating Surveyor Edith Mary Shipstone age 28, spinster of Northlands, Magdala Road, Carrington father: James Shipstone, Director of Brewery In church by license Wit: Arthur Leslie Wing, Alice Christabel Everingham Shipstone.3,7,8 |
| (Bride) MC-Reg* | between 1 July 1906 and 30 September 1906 | Her marriage was registered between 1 July 1906 and 30 September 1906 at R.D. Nottingham Ref: 7b 540, Arthur Leslie Wing = Alice C E Shipstone.9 |
| Married Name | 22 August 1906 | As of 22 August 1906, her married name was Wing.3,7,8 |
| (Bride) Marriage* | 22 August 1906 | Alice Christabel Everingham Shipstone married Arthur Leslie Wing on 22 August 1906 at The Parish Church of St. Andrew, Nottingham, NTT, Arthur Leslie Wing of full age, bachelor, accountant of Ashdell, Sheffield father: William Wing, Accountant = Alice Christabel Everingham Shipstone (signed A.C.E. Shipstone) of full age, spinster of 3 Thorncliffe Rise father: James Shipstone, Managing Director In church by License Wit: H. Hayton Ewing, Edith Margaret Warwick, James Shipstone Witness links Edith Margaret Warwick and James Shipstone.3,7,8 |
| (Subject) Newspaper* | 22 August 1906 | Alice Christabel Everingham Shipstone and Arthur Leslie Wing were the subject of a newspaper article on 22 August 1906. Local Weddings Miss A.C. Shipstone and Mr. A.L. Wing There was a numerous company at St. Andrew's Church, Nottingham, today, to witness the nuptials of Miss Alice Christabel Shipstone, the third daughter of Mr. James Shipstone, of Northlands, Magdala-road, and Mr. Arthur Leslie Wing, the second son of Mr. William Wing, of Sheffield. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a gown of Brussels point lace, veiled with ivory chiffon on chiffon taffeta, and had a veil of white tulle, surmounting a wreath of orange blossom. There were four bridesmaids, Miss Husband, Miss Turner, Miss Warwick and Miss Wing, who were gowned in pale mousseline de soie, trimmed with champagne point de Navarre lace, with deep swathes of tapetta chiffon, and they carried bouquets of sweet peas. The bridegroom was attended by Mr. H.H. Wing, of Sheffield, the best man. The Rev. F.R. Pyper, vicar of St. Andrew's conducted the ceremony, and Mr. F. Wyatt (in the absence of Dr. Corbett, the St. Andrew's organist), played several compositions, including Mendelsohn's Wedding March. A breakfast was served in a marquee on the lawn of Northlands, and later in the day Mr. and Mrs. Wing left for Scotland. The bride's travelling costume was of pale fawn souple cloth, tailor-made, with a little bolero disclosing a veil of pale blue chene?, gold tissue being introduced. There was a striking display of wedding presents.10 |
| Had a Son | between 1 July 1910 and 30 September 1910 | Her son Ronald Leslie Peter Wing was born between 1 July 1910 and 30 September 1910 at R.D. Ecclesall Bierlow.2,11 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 2 April 1911 | The 1911 UK Census of 15 Magdala Road, Nottingham, NTT, listed James Shipstone and Lucy Barker with Francis Edgar Shipstone, Edith Mary Shipstone, Gwynedd Mary Everingham Morley, Alice Christabel Everingham Wing and Ronald Leslie Peter Wing, along with 5 servants - lady's helper, cook, housemaid and 2 nurses (who probably accompanied the grandchildren).. Alice Christabel Everingham Wing was described as Alice Christabel Everingham Wing, daughter, age 26, married 4 years with 1 living child, born Woodthorpe, NTT.12 |
| Death of Mother | 13 February 1912 | Her mother Lucy Barker died on 13 February 1912 at Magdala Road, Nottingham, NTT.13,14,15,16 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 9 August 1913 | Alice Christabel Everingham Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 9 August 1913. Mr. and Mrs.Wing (Sheffield) invitees and attendees at the marriage of Mr. James Shipstone to Mary Hancorne Nickolls in Grantham. Subject: Mary Hancorne Nickolls and James Shipstone Mentioned: Enoch Shipstone, Ada Alice Fewkes, Arthur Leslie Wing, Alice Christabel Everingham Shipstone, Arthur Vinter, Elizabeth Vinter, Harry Shipstone, Gertrude Turner, Francis Edgar Shipstone, James Hugh Gordon Shipstone, Frederic Cattle, Caroline Cattle, Edith Margaret Shipstone and Patti Theodora Woodhouse.17 |
| (Witness) Research | 9 September 1919 | Alice Christabel Everingham Shipstone was a witness On Enlistment papers in 1915 of Francis Edgar Shipstone, named as: Sister, full blood: A.C.E. Wing, 35 of 50, Belgrave Road, Ranmore, Sheffield with Francis Edgar Shipstone on 9 September 1919.18 |
| (Wife) Cen-Househ | 19 June 1921 | She was wife of the head of household in the 1921 UK Census of 50 Belgrave Road, Sheffield, YKS, as Alice Christabel Everingham Wing, wife age 33y 4m, female, married, born Nottingham, NTT, married woman. She was enumerated with her husband Arthur Leslie Wing, along with Ada Hardy Dawson, servant age 50y female, widow, born Sheffield, YKS, charwoman, private employment at 104 Devonshire Street, Sheffield. The house had 7 rooms. in RD Eccleshall South (was Bierlow).19 |
| (Beneficiary) Will | 24 May 1922 | Alice Christabel Everingham Shipstone was named as Alice Christabel Everingham Wing, daughter, a beneficiary in the Will of James Shipstone dated 24 May 1922.3 |
| Death of Father | 8 September 1922 | Her father James Shipstone died on 8 September 1922 at The Elms, Cropwell Butler, NTT.13,20 |
| Death of Son | 9 November 1930 | Her son Ronald Leslie Peter Wing died on 9 November 1930 at A field near Nottingham Aerodrome, Tollerton, NTT.21,22 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 10 November 1930 | Alice Christabel Everingham Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 10 November 1930. Named as Mr. & Mrs. A Leslie Wing, of Coldwell Road, Sheffield, the parents of Ronald Leslie Wing whose tragic death was reported. Subject: Ronald Leslie Peter Wing and Ronald Arthur Shipstone Mentioned: Arthur Leslie Wing and Alice Christabel Everingham Shipstone.23 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 13 November 1930 | She was mentioned in a newspaper article on 13 November 1930. Named as Mr. & Mrs. A Leslie Wing, of Coldwell Lane, Sheffield, the parents of Ronald Leslie Wing and mourners at his funeral. Subject: Ronald Leslie Peter Wing Mentioned: Arthur Leslie Wing, Alice Christabel Everingham Shipstone, Ron Shipstone, Patti Theodora Woodhouse, James Henry Shipstone, Gertrude Turner, Marjorie Eileen Cutts, Hubert Cyril Cutts, Harold Squire Morley, Edith Mary Shipstone and Gwynedd Mary Everingham Morley.24 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 14 November 1930 | Alice Christabel Everingham Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 14 November 1930. Named as Mr. & Mrs. A.L. of Sheffield, the parents of Ronald Leslie Wing and mourners at his funeral. Subject: Ronald Leslie Peter Wing Mentioned: Arthur Leslie Wing, Alice Christabel Everingham Shipstone, Ron Shipstone, Patti Theodora Woodhouse, James Henry Shipstone, Gertrude Turner, Marjorie Eileen Cutts, Hubert Cyril Cutts, Harold Squire Morley, Edith Mary Shipstone and Gwynedd Mary Everingham Morley.25 |
| (Beneficiary) Will | 13 May 1931 | Alice Christabel Everingham Shipstone was named as "my niece Christabel Wing a mezzotint picture called "The Boar which killed Adonis brought before Venus" and my gold and turquoise ear-rings and brooch", a beneficiary in the Will of Helen Shipstone dated 13 May 1931.26 |
| (Subject) Newspaper* | 2 November 1932 | Alice Christabel Everingham Shipstone and Edith Mary Shipstone were the subject of a newspaper article on 2 November 1932. Shipstone and Sons' Shares Claim by two sisters allowed Judge Decides a knotty point A family dispute in regard to the holding of shares in James Shipstone and Sons, Ltd., brewers, New Basford, Nottingham, occupied the attention of Mr. Justice Luxmore in the Chancery Division yesterday. The Plaintiff, Mrs. Edith Mary Morley of Northwood, Arlington Drive, Mapperley Park, Nottingham, claimed a declaration that she was absolutely entitled to 10,666 £1 ordinary shares in the company. Judgement was given in her favour. According to her case the shares were given to her by her father, the late Mr. James Shipstone, in April, 1920, and vested in her brothers, Mr. J.H. and Mr. R.A. Shipstone, as trustees. In November of the same year, and without her knowledge, her father had the names of the trustees entered in the company's books as proprietors of the shares, and plaintiff now asked for a declaration that the transaction was void. The Defence Messrs. J.H. and R.A. Shipstone, in their defence pleaded that they believed the shares were transferred by Mr. Shipstone to the plaintiff merely as his nominee for voting purposes and to be sold on his behalf. Mr. Shipstone made similar transfers to all his children and his brother, Sir Thomas, did the same to his children. There were also an exactly similar action in regard to a similar number of shares by another daughter of Mr. Shipstone, Mrs. Alice Wing, of Tavistock Avenue, Nottingham. Mr. Manning, K.C. for the plaintiffs, said that in 1920 Mr. James Shipstone and his brother, Sir Thomas, held the majority of the shares of the company. I March of that year, when the annual meeting was to be held, a notice was received that a Mr. Vinter desired election as a director. Voting Action. This did not meet with the approval of the brothers and in order to secure a majority of votes and defeat Mr. Vinter they transferred blocks of shares to their children instructing them how to vote. Without the knowledge and consent of the plaintiffs, Mr. Shipstone at a later date transferred their shares to Messrs. J.H. and R.A. Shipstone to pay the income to their sisters; but those ladies now claimed that the transaction was void. The relations between the plaintiffs and their brothers explained Councel, were friendly; but that trustees needed the guidance of Court. "Given Absolutely" Mr. Justice Luxmore, giving judgement, said he was satisfied plaintiffs were told by their father that the shares were given to them absolutely. There was no reservations and therefore the subsequent settlement was ineffective and the plaintiffs were the absolute owners of the shares. 2021 note (PC) - I didn't now that Mr. Vinter (presumably R.A.) was trying to become a Director in early 20's (against the wishes of the brothers - their "nephew" by Elizabeth (who married Arthur Vinter). Mentioned Reginald Arthur Vinter.27 |
| (Present-Main-Alone) Cen-Househ* | 29 September 1939 | She was listed at the top of the household in the 1939 UK Register of 7 Mansfield Court, Mansfield Road, Nottingham, NTT, described as Wing, Alice C E, female, born 3 Feb 1885, married, Private Means.5 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 January 1942 and 31 March 1942 | Her death was registered between 1 January 1942 and 31 March 1942 at R.D. Nottingham Ref: 7b, 599, Alice C E Wing, age 56.28 |
| Address* | 29 January 1942 | As of 29 January 1942, Alice Christabel Everingham Shipstone lived at 2 Flat 326 Mansfield Road, Nottingham, NTT.16 |
| (Deceased) Death* | 29 January 1942 | She died on 29 January 1942 at 7 Mansfield Court, Nottingham, NTT, Age 56.28,29 |
| (Subject) Newspaper* | 31 January 1942 | She was the subject of a newspaper article on 31 January 1942. Deaths WING - On January 29th, at No. 7 Mansfield Court, Alice Christabel Everingham, younger daughter of the late James Shipstone, aged 56 years. Interment Wilford Hill, Monday, 12:30.30 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 2 February 1942 | She was buried on 2 February 1942 at Nottingham Southern Cemetery, Wilford Hill, Wilford, NTT, Monday, at 12:30.30 |
| (Deceased) Prob Index* | 2 June 1942 | In the Probate Index, the deceased was described as Wing, Alice Chrystabel Everingham of 2 Flat 326 Mansfield Road, Nottingham, (wife of Arthur Leslie Wing) died 29 January 1942. Authority to administer the Estate was granted to Barclays Bank Limited on 2 June 1942 by The Probate Office, Nottingham. Estate valued at £60067 12s. 10d..16 |
| Name Variation | 1968 | As of 1968, Alice Christabel Everingham Shipstone was also known as Chris.31 |
Child of Alice Christabel Everingham Shipstone and Arthur Leslie Wing |
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| (Bride) Marriage* | 22 August 1906 | Alice Christabel Everingham Shipstone married Arthur Leslie Wing on 22 August 1906 at The Parish Church of St. Andrew, Nottingham, NTT, Arthur Leslie Wing of full age, bachelor, accountant of Ashdell, Sheffield father: William Wing, Accountant = Alice Christabel Everingham Shipstone (signed A.C.E. Shipstone) of full age, spinster of 3 Thorncliffe Rise father: James Shipstone, Managing Director In church by License Wit: H. Hayton Ewing, Edith Margaret Warwick, James Shipstone Witness links Edith Margaret Warwick and James Shipstone.3,7,8 |
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| Last Edited | 2 May 2025 |
Citations
- [S1] Census, 1891, Ancestry.
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "FreeBMD."
- [S14] Will "James (II) Shipstone, written 24 May 1922."
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "GRO Online."
- [S1] Census, 1939, FindMyPast.
- [S1] Census, 1901, Ancestry.
- [S7] Index to GRO Marriage.
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "Nottinghamshire Marriages."
- [S7] Index to GRO Marriage "FreeBMD."
- [S42] Nottingham Evening Post, "22 August 1906,"Local Weddings - Miss A.C. Shipstone and Mr. A.L. Wing.""
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "GROonline."
- [S1] Census, 1911, FindMyPast.
- [S2] MI "Church or "rock" cemetery, Nottingham."
- [S13] Index to Wills Probate Index "1912."
- [S64] Index to Nottingham Church Rock Cemetery Burials "Grave 8504 Beech. Burial ref 20420."
- [S13] Index to Wills Probate Index "Ancestry."
- [S94] "Grantham Journal Saturday 9th August 1913, p8."
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "Ancestry WW1 Records."
- [S1] Census, 1921, FindMyPast.
- [S64] Index to Nottingham Church Rock Cemetery Burials "Grave 8504 Beech. Burial ref 28429."
- [S5] Index to GRO Deaths "FreeBMD."
- [S42] Nottingham Evening Post, "Wednesday 12th Nov 1930, p10."
- [S42] Nottingham Evening Post, "Monday 10th Nov 1930, p5."
- [S42] Nottingham Evening Post, "Thursday 13th Nov 1930, p7."
- [S94] "Nottingham Journal - Air Victim Laid to rest - Friday 14 Nov1930 p4."
- [S14] Will "Will of Helen Shipstone dated 13 May 1931."
- [S94] "Nottingham Journal 02 Nov 1932 - Shipstone and Son's Shares a knotty problem. p2 of 10."
- [S5] Index to GRO Deaths "Ancestry."
- [S42] Nottingham Evening Post, "Deaths - WING; 31 Jan 1942."
- [S42] Nottingham Evening Post, "Deaths - Alice Cristabel Everingham Wing: Saturday 31 Jan 1942 p4."
- [S73] A.E. (Nan) Snell Book - The Velvet Years "The author referring to her niece."
Ann Shipston
F, #742, b. 10 September 1792, d. before 29 May 1795
| Father | James SHIPSTON |
| Mother | Sarah DUNN b. 28 Aug 1768, d. b 10 Jul 1795 |
| Relationship | 3rd great-grandaunt of Philip John CHAMBERLAIN |
| Charts | Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 - DSP Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 brewing association Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 - In Military |
| Birth* | 10 September 1792 | Ann Shipston, daughter of James SHIPSTON and Sarah DUNN, was born on 10 September 1792 at Darley Dale, DBY.1 |
| Ann Shipston was the daughter of James SHIPSTON and Sarah DUNN. | ||
| Birth | 18 September 1792 | Ann Shipston, daughter of James SHIPSTON and Sarah DUNN, was born on 18 September 1792 at Darley Dale, DBY.2 |
| (Child) Baptism | 14 October 1792 | Ann Shipston was baptised on 14 October 1792 at Darley Dale, DBY, Ann d. James & Sarah SHIPSTONE, born 10 SEP 1792.1 |
| Death* | before 29 May 1795 | She died before 29 May 1795 at Darley Dale, DBY.3 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 29 May 1795 | She was buried on 29 May 1795 at Darley Dale, DBY, Ann d. James & Sarah SHIPSTONE, aged 3.3 |
| Last Edited | 18 Aug 2011 |
Ann Shipstone
F, #762, b. between 30 August 1849 and 4 November 1849, d. 30 August 1870
| Father | James Shipstone b. 9 Feb 1818, d. 21 Oct 1897 |
| Mother | Frances Elizabeth Dodson b. bt 8 Apr 1820 - 9 Nov 1820, d. 12 Dec 1908 |
| Name Variation | Ann Shipstone was also known as Annie.1 | |
| Birth* | between 30 August 1849 and 4 November 1849 | Ann Shipstone, daughter of James Shipstone and Frances Elizabeth Dodson, was born between 30 August 1849 and 4 November 1849 at Bulwell, NTT.2,3,4 |
| (Child) Baptism | 4 November 1849 | Ann Shipstone was baptised on 4 November 1849 at St. Mary's, Bulwell, NTT, 04 Nov 1849 Ann d. James & Frances Shipstone, Bulwell, porter.4 |
| She was the daughter of James Shipstone and Frances Elizabeth Dodson. | ||
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 30 March 1851 | The 1851 UK Census of Main Street, Bulwell, NTT, listed James Shipstone and Frances Elizabeth Dodson with John Shipstone, Jane Shipstone, Ann Shipstone and James Shipstone. Ann Shipstone was described as Ann Shipston, daughter age 1, born Bulwell, Notts.5 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 7 April 1861 | The 1861 UK Census of Horse & Groom, New Basford, NTT, listed James Shipstone and Frances Elizabeth Dodson with John Shipstone, Jane Shipstone, Ann Shipstone, Thomas Shipstone, Elizabeth Shipstone, Frances Elizabeth Shipstone and Enoch Shipstone. Ann Shipstone was described as Ann Shipstone, daughter, age 11, born Bulwell, Notts.2 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 July 1870 and 30 September 1870 | Her death was registered between 1 July 1870 and 30 September 1870 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b 85, age 20.6 |
| Death* | 30 August 1870 | She died on 30 August 1870 at New Basford, NTT, as Annie Shipstone age 20, daughter of James Shipstone, brewer.1 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 3 September 1870 | She was buried on 3 September 1870 at grave 989, Church Cemetery, Nottingham, NTT, On Saturday, at 2 o'clock. Shares "family grave 6 feet deep to contain 6 bodies" number 989. Burial 1981 - Annie Shipstone age 20, 3rd Sep 1870 Burial 4582 - Charles Edward Shipstone, age 17, 15 Jan 1881 The only 2 occupants.1,7 |
| Last Edited | 6 Feb 2022 |
Citations
- [S62] Nottingham Church Cemetery Interment Books, No. 1981, grave no. 989.
- [S1] Census, 1861, Ancestry.
- [S62] Nottingham Church Cemetery Interment Books, 1870 No. 1981, grave no. 989.
- [S54] Parochial Records, Baptisms "Bulwell, NTT."
- [S1] Census, 1851, Ancestry.
- [S5] Index to GRO Deaths.
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "www.deceasedonline.com."
Ann Shipstone
F, #763, b. 25 December 1849, d. between 20 January 1850 and 16 April 1850
| Father | John Shipston b. bt 31 Mar 1820 - 30 Mar 1821 |
| Mother | Hannah Fletcher b. bt 8 Apr 1823 - 7 Apr 1824, d. 24 May 1878 |
| Relationship | 1st cousin 3 times removed of Philip John CHAMBERLAIN |
| Charts | Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 - DSP Descendant Indented James Shipston Descendants of James Shipston bn 1791 Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 brewing association Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 - In Military |
| (Registered) BC-Reg | between 1 October 1849 and 31 December 1849 | Her birth was registered between 1 October 1849 and 31 December 1849 at R.D. Basford Ref: 15 421, Shipstone Ann, mother: Fletcher.1,2 |
| (Child) Birth* | 25 December 1849 | Ann Shipstone, daughter of John Shipston and Hannah Fletcher, was born on 25 December 1849 at Bulwell, NTT, From IGI Female Birth entry. States parents to be John Shipstone and Hannah Fletcher.3 |
| Ann Shipstone was the daughter of John Shipston and Hannah Fletcher. | ||
| (Child) Baptism | 20 January 1850 | Ann Shipstone was baptised on 20 January 1850 at Bulwell, NTT, Ann d. John & Hannah Shipstone, Bulwell, labourer.4 |
| Death* | between 20 January 1850 and 16 April 1850 | She died between 20 January 1850 and 16 April 1850 at Bulwell, NTT.3,5 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 April 1850 and 30 June 1850 | Her death was registered between 1 April 1850 and 30 June 1850 at R.D. Basford Ref: 15, 301 as Shipstone, Ann, age 4 (but was actually 3 months old). Corrected GRO online index now shows age correctly as "0 years".6 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 16 April 1850 | She was buried on 16 April 1850 at St. Mary's, Bulwell, NTT, Ann Shipstone, Bulwell, infant.5 |
| Research* | 21 July 1867 | Research:Marriage of John Poole, joiner, Bulwell father: Jeremiah Pole, FWK = Ann Shipstone, minor, spinster, Bulwell, father: John Shipstone, labourer Wit: Thomas Shipstone, Emma Poole (do not think this marriage is hers, but keep an open mind...probably of John Shipston & Eliza Alvey bn 1848).7 |
| Last Edited | 11 Jun 2023 |
Citations
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "FreeBMD."
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "GRO Online."
- [S3] International Genealogical Index (IGI).
- [S54] Parochial Records, Baptisms "Bulwell, NTT."
- [S31] Parochial Records, Burials "Bulwell, NTT."
- [S5] Index to GRO Deaths "www.gro.gov.uk."
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "Ancestry."
Annie Eliza Shipstone1,2
F, #764, b. 5 August 1881, d. between 1 January 1977 and 31 March 1977
| Father | Thomas Shipstone1 b. 13 Oct 1851, d. 20 Oct 1940 |
| Mother | Eliza Loverseed1 b. bt 1 Jan 1856 - 27 Jan 1856, d. 27 Jan 1919 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 July 1881 and 30 September 1881 | Her birth was registered between 1 July 1881 and 30 September 1881 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b, 173 Shipstone, Annie Eliza mother: Loverseed.2,3 |
| Birth* | 5 August 1881 | Annie Eliza Shipstone, daughter of Thomas Shipstone and Eliza Loverseed, was born on 5 August 1881 at New Basford, NTT.1,4,5 |
| Annie Eliza Shipstone was the daughter of Thomas Shipstone and Eliza Loverseed.1 | ||
| (Subject) Newspaper* | 12 August 1881 | Annie Eliza Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 12 August 1881. Births: On the 5th inst., the wife of Thomas Shipstone the brewery, New Basford, of a daughter. Mentioned Thomas Shipstone and Eliza Loverseed.6 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 5 April 1891 | The 1891 UK Census of The Manor House, Edwalton, NTT, listed Thomas Shipstone and Eliza Loverseed with Annie Eliza Shipstone and Mabel Frances Shipstone, along with nurse Bertha Hooper (born London) and domestic servants Louisa Pilkington, Martha Starbuck & Sylvia Blardale. Annie Eliza Shipstone was described as Annie Shipstone, daughter age 9, born Nottingham, NTT.7,8 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 31 March 1901 | The 1901 UK Census of The Manor House, Edwalton, NTT, listed Thomas Shipstone and Eliza Loverseed with Annie Eliza Shipstone and Helena Kathleen Shipstone, along with Ernest H Loverseed (a relative of Eliza's), visitor age 15 born Nottingham; Harriet Colisle? cook domestic age 40; Edith M Holmes, nurse domestic age 31; Mary Farnsworth housemaid domestic age 26; Susannah Brown nurse domestic age 43 and Alice C Burrows companion domestic age 20. Annie Eliza Shipstone was described as Annie E Shipstone, daughter, single, age 19, born New Basford, NTT.1 |
| (Bride) MC-Reg* | between 1 April 1910 and 30 June 1910 | Her marriage was registered between 1 April 1910 and 30 June 1910 at R.D. Nottingham Ref: 7b, 496 Snell, James Eric B. = Shipstone, Annie Eliza.9,10 |
| Married Name | 28 June 1910 | As of 28 June 1910, her married name was Snell.9,11 |
| (Bride) Marriage* | 28 June 1910 | She married MA MB Bch (Cantab) James Eric Boobbyer Snell on 28 June 1910 at The Parish Church, Lenton, NTT, James Eric Boobbyer Snell, of full age bachelor M.A.M.B B.C. of 18 Castle Gate father: Enoch Snell, surgeon = Annie Eliza Shipstone of full age, spinster of the Firs, Lenton father: Thomas Shipstone, brewer In church by license Wit: Robert Haynes?, Enoch Snell, Patti Theodora Woodhouse, Frances Snell (by A.B. Cook, vicar of All Saints) Witness links Patti Theodora Woodhouse.9,11 |
| (Wife) Cen-Househ* | 2 April 1911 | She was wife of the head of household in the 1911 UK Census of 7 Park Row, Nottingham, NTT, as Annie E Snell, wife, age 29, married under 1 year, born Nottingham, NTT. She was enumerated with her husband MA MB Bch (Cantab) James Eric Boobbyer Snell, along with Ethel 28 and Maude 21 Reeve, cook and parlourmaid.. The house had 12 rooms. James index as "James C Snell."12 |
| Had a Son | 13 August 1911 | Her son Thomas Brooking Snell was born on 13 August 1911.13 |
| Had a Son | 1 April 1913 | Her son Eric Peter Shipstone Snell was born on 1 April 1913 at 7 Park Row, Nottingham, NTT.13,14 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 11 May 1917 | Annie Eliza Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 11 May 1917. "Mrs. Eric Snell", A chief mourner at the funeral of Captain James Henry Nightingale Cattle. Subject: James Henry Nightingale Cattle Mentioned: Caroline Shipstone, Frederic Cattle, Phyllis Helen Cattle, Elizabeth Shipstone, Helen Shipstone, Patti Theodora Woodhouse and Annie Eliza Shipstone.15 |
| Had a Daughter | 5 November 1918 | Her daughter Joan Audrey Snell was born on 5 November 1918 at 7 Park Row, Nottingham, NTT.13,16,17 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 19 June 1921 | The 1921 UK Census of 147 Derby Avenue, Skegness, LIN, listed George John Mackness and Helena Kathleen Shipstone with Kathleen Iris Mackness, Derrick George Shipstone Mackness and Annie Eliza Shipstone, along with some friends and servants: 5 Mabel Vencini, nurse, age 36y 10m, female, married born Nottingham children's nurse, private (children of 11 and 13 crossed out); 6 Doris Elizabeth Blackshaw, nurse, age 18y 6m female, single, born Grantham, LIN; children's nurse, private; 7 Alice Mary Skelton, servant, age 24y 7m, female single born South Kyme LIN, cook, private; 8 Florence Franklin, servant, age 20y 2m female, single born Walcott, LIN house parlour-maid, private; and another visitor in addition to Annie Snell: 10 Lucy Watchorn, visitor, age 43y 9m female, born Nottingham trained nurse, own account, no fixed workplace. Annie Eliza Shipstone was described as Snell, Annie Eliza, visitor, age 39y 10m, female, married born Nottingham, NTT, home duties (visiting her sister, Helena Mackness nee Shipstone and her sons at the nearby Seacroft Preparatory School).18 |
| Had a Daughter | 9 May 1923 | Her daughter Patricia Elizabeth Snell was born on 9 May 1923 at R.D. Nottingham.13,19,20 |
| Note | 1930 | Passenger lists on voyage from London to Date of departure: 1930 Port of departure: London Passenger destination port: Durban (Port Natal), South Africa Name: Mrs A E Snell Age: 52 Sex: Female On holiday with Oliver & Molly Hind (same voyage).21 |
| Note | 8 April 1930 | Incoming Passenger Lists manifest for British passengers. Sailed in the "Llandaff Castle" of the Union Castle Line, voyage to Southampton from Aden (Yemen), Mombassa, Natal via Cape, Canary Islands Port of Embarkation: WN (probably Durban Port Natal, South Africa) Landed: Southampton no. 165 Name: Snell, Annie Eliza Address: Edwalton Lodge, Edwalton, Nottingham Class: 1st Profession: Housewife Sex: Female Age: 49 Citizen: England Last permanent residence: England Note: Also travelled with Oliver Watts Hind, age 56, Solicitor & Mary Hind, age 33, both of Edwalton Hall, Edwalton, Nr. Nottingham. They are recorded on page 5. (they are mentioned in "The Velvet Years").22 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 17 January 1934 | Annie Eliza Snell was mentioned in a newspaper article on 17 January 1934. As Dr. and Mrs. Snell (representing Sir Thomas Shipstone), mourners at the funeral of the late Miss Helen Shipstone. Subject: Helen Shipstone Mentioned: Thomas Shipstone, Eric Peter Shipstone Snell, Annie Eliza Snell, Caroline Cattle, Frederic Cattle, Phyllis Helen Cattle, George John Mackness, Helena Kathleen Mackness, James Henry Shipstone, Ronald Arthur Shipstone, Patti Theodora Woodhouse, Helen Shipstone Selka, Salomon Selka, Frances Mary Shipstone Fowler, Reg Vinter, James Leslie Shipstone, Mary Ward Horsley and Mortimer Frederick Ratcliff.23 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 18 January 1934 | Annie Eliza Snell was mentioned in a newspaper article on 18 January 1934. As Dr. and Mrs. Snell (representing Sir Thomas Shipstone), mourners at the funeral of the late Miss Helen Shipstone. Subject: Helen Shipstone Mentioned: Thomas Shipstone, Eric Peter Shipstone Snell, Annie Eliza Snell, Caroline Cattle, Frederic Cattle, Phyllis Helen Cattle, George John Mackness, Helena Kathleen Mackness, James Henry Shipstone, Ronald Arthur Shipstone, Patti Theodora Woodhouse, Helen Shipstone Selka, Salomon Selka, Frances Mary Shipstone Fowler, Reg Vinter, James Leslie Shipstone, Mary Ward Horsley and Mortimer Frederick Ratcliff.24 |
| (Present-Second) Cen-Househ | 29 September 1939 | She was listed next to the top of the household in the 1939 UK Register of Edwalton Lodge, Melton road, West Bridgford, NTT, as Snell, Annie E., female, born 5th August 1881, married, unpaid domestic duties. She was enumerated with MA MB Bch (Cantab) James Eric Boobbyer Snell Joan Audrey Snell, 3 domestic servants - Clarice S. Fletcher (Flecknor) domestic cook born 1882, Elsie M. Burt (later Lobb), domestic born 1915, Grace E. Grant, domestic born 1902. Their youngest duaghter born 1923 is missing from the household (poss in a school).25 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 21 October 1940 | Annie Eliza Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 21 October 1940. Subject: Thomas Shipstone Mentioned: James Shipstone, The Shipstones Brewery, Ronald Arthur Shipstone, James Henry Shipstone, Annie Eliza Shipstone, Mabel Frances Shipstone, Helena Kathleen Shipstone and Caroline Shipstone.26 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 23 October 1940 | Annie Eliza Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 23 October 1940. For a number of years, the late Sir Thomas Shipstone sent a cheque for £100 towards the collection at the Nottingham General Hospital anniversary service. Rather than it should be missing from the collection plate to-day, the three daughters of Sir Thomas, who died on Sunday, contributed the amount among them. Subject: Thomas Shipstone Mentioned: Annie Eliza Shipstone, Mabel Frances Shipstone and Helena Kathleen Shipstone.27 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 25 October 1940 | Annie Eliza Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 25 October 1940. As Mrs Eric Snell (one of 3 daughters) a family mourner at the funeral of the late Sir Thomas Shipstone. Subject: Thomas Shipstone Mentioned: Annie Eliza Shipstone, Mabel Frances Shipstone, Helena Kathleen Shipstone, James Henry Shipstone, Ronald Arthur Shipstone, Reginald Arthur Vinter, Eric Peter Shipstone Snell, John Mortimer Shipstone Ratcliff, Caroline Shipstone, George John Mackness, MA MB Bch (Cantab) James Eric Boobbyer Snell and Mortimer Frederick Ratcliff.28 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 26 October 1940 | Annie Eliza Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 26 October 1940. As Mrs Eric Snell (one of 3 daughters) a family mourner at the funeral of the late Sir Thomas Shipstone. Subject: Thomas Shipstone Mentioned: Annie Eliza Shipstone, Mabel Frances Shipstone, Helena Kathleen Shipstone, James Henry Shipstone, Ronald Arthur Shipstone, Reginald Arthur Vinter, Eric Peter Shipstone Snell, John Mortimer Shipstone Ratcliff, Caroline Shipstone, George John Mackness, MA MB Bch (Cantab) James Eric Boobbyer Snell and Mortimer Frederick Ratcliff.28 |
| (Administrator) Prob Index | 11 February 1941 | Authority was granted to Annie Eliza Shipstone described as wife of James Eric Boobbyer Snell (and was the daughter of the deceased) to administer the Estate of Thomas Shipstone on 11 February 1941 at The Probate Office, Nottingham, valued at £295085 15s 5d.29,30 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 24 February 1941 | Annie Eliza Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 24 February 1941. Named as Mrs. Eric Snell (his eldest daughter), an executor of the Will of Sir Thomas Shipstone. In addition, £1,000 to each daughter - Mrs. Eric Snell and Helene Kathleen Mackness. Also to Mrs Eric Snell his ruby and diamond tiepin, and his diamond fox's head tiepin along with 20 ordinary shares in James Shipstone and Sons, Ltd. Subject: Thomas Shipstone Mentioned: Annie Eliza Shipstone, George John Mackness, Helena Kathleen Shipstone, Dorothea Shipstone, Sylvia Kathleen Shipstone, Margaret Emily Beauchamp Taylor, Frances Elizabeth Shipstone, Margaret Ratcliff, John Mortimer Shipstone Ratcliff, Thomas Brooking Snell, James Henry Shipstone and Ronald Arthur Shipstone.31 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 6 March 1941 | Annie Eliza Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 6 March 1941. To Nottingham Castle Museum - a picture of cattle by Thomas Sidney Cooper entitled "Repose in the Meadows", a gift of Mrs. Eric Snell and Mrs. G. J. Mackness, in memory of their father, Sir Thomas Shipstone. Subject: Thomas Shipstone Mentioned: Annie Eliza Shipstone and Helena Kathleen Shipstone.32 |
| (Spouse of dec/admn) Prob Index | 28 July 1941 | Annie Eliza Shipstone described as Annie Eliza Snell, widow was named as the wife of MA MB Bch (Cantab) James Eric Boobbyer Snell (deceased) and as administrator of his Estate on 28 July 1941 at The Probate Office, Nottingham, valued at £22356 9s. 6d. Resworn £25324 15s. 7d..30 |
| (Subject) Newspaper* | 26 November 1941 | Annie Eliza Shipstone and Thomas Shipstone were the subject of a newspaper article on 26 November 1941. Lenton Firs open for Convalescents Marchioness of Titchfield expresses thanks "Lenton Firs", Nottingham, the commodious residence of the late Sir Thomas Shipstone, was opened recently on behalf of the Red Cross and St. John War Organisation as a convalescent home. The house, with several acres of its spacious grounds has been at the disposal of the committee by Sir Thomas' executors. The key was handed over by Mrs. Eric Snell, his eldest daughter, to the Marchioness of Titchfield, Chairman of the Homes Sub-Committee, in the presence of a large and representative company. Dr. W. Blandy, Chairman of the Joint War Organisation Committee of the two bodies presided. He made grateful reference to the people who had voluntarily helped to bring the home into being, and placed a warm tribute to the co-operation of the Regional Commissioner (Lord Trent), the Minister of Health and Sir Thomas Pain, one of the executors. Mentioning that the Red cross and St. John had raised a little over £7,000,000, the chairman remarked that this home was an instance of how the money was spent. But it was only one; there were 27 other homes, and up to last September £122,000 had been spent on their equipment. Fourth home in the County The speaker announced the receipt of a cheque for £25 from the employees of Messrs. F. B Atkins Ltd. Lady Titchfield proposed a cote of thanks to the Shipstone executors, describing the cheque from Messrs. Atkins employees as encouraging evidence of the widespread interest taken in Red Cross work. She could not speak gratefully enough of the generosity which had enabled the house to become a convalescent home. The situation, which might be within the heart of the country, was ideal. It was not easy to find a house that could accommodate 50 beds and a staff. This was the forth home open in the county. The other three were full. Mrs. Snell had told her how glad she was that her father's house was to be used for the purpose.33 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 17 February 1942 | Annie Eliza Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 17 February 1942. Domestic Service WANTED, experienced Nannie for girl aged 2 1/2 years, over calling-up age; good home and salary offered. Please apply Mrs. Eric Snell, Edwalton Lodge, Edwalton, Notts. (Not sure who this nannie was for - her children had not married at this time - perhaps an evacuee?).34 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 16 October 1942 | She was the subject of a newspaper article on 16 October 1942. Domestic Service Required for Lady, domestic General Help, over war-working age; staff reduced due to being called-up, cook remaining; family away serving, home occasionally; comfortable home, 3 miles from Nottinhgam; buses pass door; good salary for competent person - Apply Mrs. Eric Snell, Edwalton Lodge, Notts.35 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 22 September 1943 | She was mentioned in a newspaper article on 22 September 1943. Named as Mrs Snell of Edwalton Lodge, Notts (wife of the Late Eric B Snell, and Mother of Eric Peter Shipstone Snell), in the engagement announcement of Eric Peter Shipstone Snell and Patricia Beale. Subject: Eric Peter Shipstone Snell Mentioned: Annie Eliza Shipstone and MA MB Bch (Cantab) James Eric Boobbyer Snell.36 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 22 September 1943 | Annie Eliza Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 22 September 1943. Named as Mrs Snell of Edwalton Lodge, Notts (wife of the Late Eric B Snell, and Mother of Eric Peter Shipstone Snell), in the engagement announcement of Eric Peter Shipstone Snell and Patricia Beale. Subject: Eric Peter Shipstone Snell Mentioned: Annie Eliza Shipstone and MA MB Bch (Cantab) James Eric Boobbyer Snell.37 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 23 September 1943 | Annie Eliza Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 23 September 1943. Named as Mrs Snell of Edwalton Lodge, Notts (wife of the Late Eric B Snell, and Mother of Eric Peter Shipstone Snell), in the engagement announcement of Eric Peter Shipstone Snell and Patricia Beale. Subject: Eric Peter Shipstone Snell Mentioned: Annie Eliza Shipstone and MA MB Bch (Cantab) James Eric Boobbyer Snell.38 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 21 June 1946 | Annie Eliza Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 21 June 1946. A mourner at the funeral of Caroline Cattle, nee Shipstone. Subject: Caroline Shipstone Mentioned: Annie Eliza Shipstone, George John Mackness, Helena Kathleen Shipstone, Ellis Gun Selby, Patti Theodora Woodhouse, James Henry Shipstone and Gertrude Turner.39 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 24 February 1947 | Annie Eliza Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 24 February 1947. Named as Mrs Eric Snell, a mourner at the funeral of Mrs. Dorrie Shipstone. Subject: Patti Theodora Woodhouse Mentioned: James Henry Shipstone, Charles Henry Middleton, Gladys Muriel Shipstone, Hubert Cyril Cutts, Marjorie Eileen Cutts, Mortimer Frederick Ratcliff, Annie Eliza Shipstone, George John Mackness, Helena Kathleen Shipstone, Ellis Gun Selby, Mary Shipstone Selby, Mabel Frances Shipstone and Ronald Thomas Robert Shipstone.40 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 24 April 1948 | Annie Eliza Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 24 April 1948. As Mrs. Eric and the late Sr. J. Eric B. Snell, of Edwalton Lodge, Edwalton, parents of the bride Subject: Patricia Elizabeth Snell and Henry Alexander Donnan Mentioned: Annie Eliza Shipstone, Thomas Brooking Snell and Joan Audrey Snell.41 |
| Living* | 1949 | Annie Eliza Shipstone was living in 1949 at Edwalton Lodge, 56 West Overcliffe Drive, Bournemouth, DOR.16 |
| Note | 1 October 1949 | Original oak tower screen given by Annie E. Snell 1949 in memory and thanksgiving for the safe return of members of the family - top portion and glazing added 1994 in memory of parishioners and members of the church. A brass plaque next to the tower arch reads: THIS SCREEN is erected by ANNIE E. SNELL, a grateful daughter, wife and mother, in LOVING MEMORY of her parents SIR THOMAS SHIPSTONE, KT, Church Warden for several years, and ELIZA, his wife. Also her husband DR J. ERIC B. SNELL, M.A., M.B., B.CH. and in PROUD THANKSGIVING to ALMIGHTY GOD for the safe return of her sons and daughters TOMMY, PETER, BARBARA, NOANIE and PAT who all served in the 1939-45 War They all loved this Church and worshipped in it for many years 1st October 1949.42 |
| Note | 1952 | Passenger lists on voyage from London to Sydney, Australia Date of departure: 1952 Port of departure: London Passenger destination port: Sydney Australia Name: Mrs A E Snell Age: 71 Sex: Female Her purpose was to visit her daughter Barbara in New Zealand (for 3 months). Stopped-off at Australia on the way!21 |
| Note | 5 June 1953 | Incoming Passenger Lists manifest for British passengers. Sailed in the "R.M.S. Pretoria Castle" of the Union Castle mail steamship Co Ltd, voyage to Southampton from Durban SA Port of Embarkation: Durban Landed: Southampton no. 28 Name: Snell, Annie Class: 1st Age: 71, not accompanied by spouse Address: Edwalton Lodge, West Overcliffe Drive, Bournemouth Profession: Housewife Citizen: England Last permanent residence: England.22 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 7 February 1958 | She was mentioned in a newspaper article on 7 February 1958. Named as Mrs. A. E. Snell, of Bournemouth, sister of Mrs. Mackness who represented her at the funeral of James Henry Shipstone. Subject: James Henry Shipstone Mentioned: James Leslie Shipstone, Peggy May Maude, Douglas Roynon Tamplin, Annie Eliza Shipstone, Charles Henry Middleton, Gladys Muriel Shipstone, Mabel Frances Shipstone, Helena Kathleen Shipstone and George John Mackness.43 |
| Note* | 1969 | Published her memoirs as "The Velvet Years", whilst living in Bournemouth.16 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 8 March 1973 | Annie Eliza Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 8 March 1973. Mrs. Annie Snell, of Bournemouth, sister on the death of Mabel Frances Ratcliff nee Shipstone Subject: Mabel Frances Shipstone Mentioned: Mortimer Frederick Ratcliff, Annie Eliza Shipstone, Helena Kathleen Shipstone, John Mortimer Shipstone Ratcliff, Margaret Ratcliff and Molly Ratcliff.44 |
| Death* | between 1 January 1977 and 31 March 1977 | Annie Eliza Shipstone died between 1 January 1977 and 31 March 1977 at R.D. Bournemouth.5 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 January 1977 and 31 March 1977 | Her death was registered between 1 January 1977 and 31 March 1977 at R.D. Bournemouth Ref: 23 0334. Date of birth given in index - 05 Aug 1881.5 |
Known Children of Annie Eliza Shipstone and MA MB Bch (Cantab) James Eric Boobbyer Snell |
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| (Bride) Marriage* | 28 June 1910 | Annie Eliza Shipstone married MA MB Bch (Cantab) James Eric Boobbyer Snell on 28 June 1910 at The Parish Church, Lenton, NTT, James Eric Boobbyer Snell, of full age bachelor M.A.M.B B.C. of 18 Castle Gate father: Enoch Snell, surgeon = Annie Eliza Shipstone of full age, spinster of the Firs, Lenton father: Thomas Shipstone, brewer In church by license Wit: Robert Haynes?, Enoch Snell, Patti Theodora Woodhouse, Frances Snell (by A.B. Cook, vicar of All Saints) Witness links Patti Theodora Woodhouse.9,11 |
| Children |
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| Last Edited | 30 Sep 2023 |
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Arthur Shipstone1
M, #1819, b. 26 September 1911, d. 22 December 1984
| Father | Albert George Shipstone1 b. 30 Sep 1881, d. bt 1 Jul 1967 - 31 Aug 1967 |
| Mother | Florence Amelia May Goodwin Phillips1 b. bt 1 Jan 1888 - 31 Mar 1888, d. bt 1 Oct 1918 - 31 Dec 1918 |
| Relationship | 3rd cousin 1 time removed of Philip John CHAMBERLAIN |
| Charts | Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 - DSP Descendant Indented James Shipston Descendants of James Shipston bn 1791 Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 brewing association Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 - In Military |
| Birth* | 26 September 1911 | Arthur Shipstone, son of Albert George Shipstone and Florence Amelia May Goodwin Phillips, was born on 26 September 1911 at Buxton, DBY.1,2,3 |
| Arthur Shipstone was the son of Albert George Shipstone and Florence Amelia May Goodwin Phillips.1 | ||
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 October 1911 and 31 December 1911 | His birth was registered between 1 October 1911 and 31 December 1911 at R.D. Chapel-en-le-Frith Ref: 7b, 595 Shipstone, Arthur mother: Phillips.1,4 |
| (Child) Baptism | 1 November 1911 | Arthur Shipstone was baptised on 1 November 1911 at St. Mary the Virgin, Buxton, DBY, born 29 Sep 1911, Arthur, of Albert George & Florence Amelia Shipstone, 3 Bennet Street, Carter.3 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 19 June 1921 | The 1921 UK Census of 99 London Road, Buxton, DBY, listed Albert George Shipstone with Arthur Shipstone and Florence Minnie Shipstone, along with the household of Arthur's parents-in-law Herbert and Eliza (head ahd wife) and their family Gertude Ellen Constance Phillips dau age 25; Herbert Phillips son age 15; George Samuel Phillips grandson age 1. Arthur Shipstone was described as Arthur Shipstone, grand-son (of the Phillip's) age 9 and 9 months, male, mother dead, born Buxton DBY, British born, in school whole time.5 |
| (Groom) MC-Reg* | between 1 April 1938 and 30 June 1938 | His marriage was registered between 1 April 1938 and 30 June 1938 at R.D. Chapel-en-le-Frith Ref: 7b, 2533, Emily Memmott = Arthur Shipstone.6 |
| (Groom) Marriage* | between 1 April 1938 and 30 June 1938 | He married Emily Memmot between 1 April 1938 and 30 June 1938 at St. James, Buxton, DBY, Year: 1938 Forenames: Arthur Surname: SHIPSTONE Spouse Forenames: Emily Spouse Surname: MEMMOTT Place: Buxton Description: St. James County: Derbyshire Country: England Reg Office: 395 Register Entry: C33/02/121.6,7 |
| (Present-Main) Cen-Househ* | 29 September 1939 | He was listed at the top of the household in the 1939 UK Register of 19 Torr Street, Buxton, DBY, as Shipstone, Arthur, male, born 26 Sep 1911, married, Highways labourer - A.R.P. Rescue. He was enumerated with Emily Memmot.8 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | December 1984 | His death was registered in December 1984 at R.D. High Peak Ref: Volume No 6 Page No 1048 Reg No 1284 born 26 Sep 1911.2 |
| (Deceased) Death* | 22 December 1984 | Arthur Shipstone died on 22 December 1984 at Buxton, DBY.2,9,10 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 28 December 1984 | He was buried on 28 December 1984 at Garden of Remembrance, Macclesfield Crematorium, Macclesfield, CHE, Shipstone, Arthur died 22 Dec 1984, cremated 28 Dec 1984 Page 124 Register of Cremations, Macclesfield Corporation Crematorium No 22734 28 Dec 1984 Arthur Shipstone of 75 London Road, Buxton Male aged 72, married Died 22 Dec 1984 Applicant: Mr. David Arthur Shipstone. 12 Edensor Avenue, Fairfield, Buxton Registered: High Peak Remains: Garden of Remembrance.11 |
Family of Arthur Shipstone and Emily Memmot |
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| (Groom) Marriage* | between 1 April 1938 and 30 June 1938 | Arthur Shipstone married Emily Memmot between 1 April 1938 and 30 June 1938 at St. James, Buxton, DBY, Year: 1938 Forenames: Arthur Surname: SHIPSTONE Spouse Forenames: Emily Spouse Surname: MEMMOTT Place: Buxton Description: St. James County: Derbyshire Country: England Reg Office: 395 Register Entry: C33/02/121.6,7 |
| Last Edited | 15 Apr 2025 |
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Ben Shipstone1
M, #1176, b. 27 March 1864, d. December 1902
| Father | Joseph Shipston1 b. bt 4 Apr 1825 - 31 Mar 1826, d. 12 Apr 1907 |
| Mother | Mary Wass1 b. bt 4 Apr 1822 - 3 Apr 1823, d. 6 Feb 1907 |
| Relationship | 1st cousin 3 times removed of Philip John CHAMBERLAIN |
| Charts | Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 - DSP Descendant Indented James Shipston Descendants of James Shipston bn 1791 Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 brewing association Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 - In Military |
| Birth | between 1 January 1864 and 24 March 1864 | Ben Shipstone, son of Joseph Shipston and Mary Wass, was born between 1 January 1864 and 24 March 1864 at Whitwell, DBY.2 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 January 1864 and 30 March 1864 | His birth was registered between 1 January 1864 and 30 March 1864 at R.D. Worksop Ref: 7b 39, Shipstone, Ben mother: Wass.3,4 |
| (Child) Baptism* | 27 March 1864 | Ben Shipstone was baptised on 27 March 1864 at Whitwell, DBY, Ben, of Joseph & Mary Shipston, Whitwell, Labourer.1,5 |
| He was the son of Joseph Shipston and Mary Wass.1 | ||
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 2 April 1871 | The 1871 UK Census of Belph Moor, Whitwell, DBY, listed Joseph Shipston and Mary Wass with William Shipstone, John Shipstone, Ben Shipstone, Fanny Shipston and Elizabeth Shipstone. Ben Shipstone was described as Ben Shipstone, son, age 7, scholar, born Whitwell, DBY.6 |
| Name Variation | 3 April 1881 | As of 3 April 1881, Ben Shipstone was also known as Benjamin.7 |
| (Enum alone) Cen-Househ* | 3 April 1881 | The 1881 UK Census of Whaley Hall, Elmton, DBY, listed Ben Shipstone described as Benjamin Shipstone, servant, unmarried, age 18, farm servant (indoor) born Whitwell, DBY in the household of Heaton Aldam, farmer of 250 acres.7 |
| (Groom) MC-Reg* | between 1 October 1885 and 31 December 1885 | His marriage was registered between 1 October 1885 and 31 December 1885 at R.D. Sheffield Ref: 9c 516.8 |
| (Groom) Marriage* | 15 November 1885 | He married Elizabeth Askwith on 15 November 1885 at Holy Trinity, Darnell, Sheffield, YKS, Ben Shipstone, age 21, bachelor, collier, 3 Eden Street, Father: Joseph Shipstone, gardener = Elizabeth Askwith, spinster, 3 Eden Street, Father: Thomas Askwith, Bricklayer In church after banns Wit: Fanny Wheatley Elsam, Samuel Edwards.9,10 |
| Had a Son | between 1 January 1887 and 31 March 1887 | His son John Thomas Shipstone was born between 1 January 1887 and 31 March 1887 at R.D. Sheffield.11 |
| Had a Son | between 1 January 1889 and 31 March 1889 | His son Ben Shipstone was born between 1 January 1889 and 31 March 1889 at R.D. Sheffield.11 |
| Death of Son | August 1889 | His son Ben Shipstone died in August 1889 at R.D. Sheffield. |
| Had a Son | between 6 December 1890 and 5 January 1891 | His son Ernest Shipstone was born between 6 December 1890 and 5 January 1891 at Richmond, Handsworth, YKS.12 |
| (Head) Cen-Househ | 5 April 1891 | He was head of the household in the 1891 UK Census of Richmond, Handsworth, YKS, as Benj. Shipston, head, married, age 27, coal miner, employed, born Whitwell, NTT. He was enumerated with his wife Elizabeth Askwith, Ernest Shipstone. Indexed as "Beny Shepston". Place of birth incorrect county.12 |
| Had a Daughter | 27 July 1892 | His daughter Fanny Mary Shipstone was born on 27 July 1892 at Darnell, YKS.9,13 |
| Had a Daughter | between 6 July 1894 and 6 August 1894 | His daughter Ethel Shipstone was born between 6 July 1894 and 6 August 1894 at Darnell, YKS.14 |
| Death of Daughter | April 1895 | His daughter Ethel Shipstone died in April 1895 at R.D. Sheffield. |
| Had a Son | 8 July 1897 | His son Albert Victor Shipstone was born on 8 July 1897 at Darnell, Sheffield, YKS.9,15,16 |
| (Head) Cen-Househ* | 31 March 1901 | He was head of the household in the 1901 UK Census of 41 Nightingale St., Darnell, Sheffield, YKS, as Ben Shipstone, head, married, age 36, coal miner (hewer), worker, born Whitwell, DBY. He was enumerated with his wife Elizabeth Askwith, Ernest Shipstone, Fanny Mary Shipstone, Albert Victor Shipstone and Joseph William Shipston. Ben's nephew Joseph W Shipstone is his brother James' child.9 |
| Had a Daughter | 15 July 1902 | His daughter Elizabeth Shipstone was born on 15 July 1902 at Attercliffe, YKS.17,18 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 October 1902 and 31 December 1902 | His death was registered between 1 October 1902 and 31 December 1902 at R.D. Sheffield Ref: 9c 314, Shipstone, Ben age 38.19,20 |
| Death* | December 1902 | Ben Shipstone died in December 1902 at 90 Clifton Street, Darnall, YKS.19 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 8 December 1902 | He was buried on 8 December 1902 at Plot 505 Section E, Darnall Cemetery, Sheffield, YKS, SHIPSTONE, Ben (Labourer, age 37). Died at 90 Clifton Street; Buried on December 8, 1902 in Unconsecrated ground; Grave Number 505, Section E of Darnall Cemetery, Sheffield. Parent or Next of Kin if Available: ~. Remarks: from Carbrook Parish: Officiating Minister J.H. Stimpson. Buried with: 1902 Shipstone Ben (labourer age 37) 1906 Shipstone, Joseph (son of Joseph Shipstone age 2 months) 1927 Shipstone, Ronald (son of Ernest, age 11 hours) 1936: Stopstone, Joseph William (miner age 57).21 |
Known Children of Ben Shipstone and Elizabeth Askwith |
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| (Groom) Marriage* | 15 November 1885 | Ben Shipstone married Elizabeth Askwith on 15 November 1885 at Holy Trinity, Darnell, Sheffield, YKS, Ben Shipstone, age 21, bachelor, collier, 3 Eden Street, Father: Joseph Shipstone, gardener = Elizabeth Askwith, spinster, 3 Eden Street, Father: Thomas Askwith, Bricklayer In church after banns Wit: Fanny Wheatley Elsam, Samuel Edwards.9,10 |
| Children |
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| Last Edited | 23 Apr 2025 |
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Ben Shipstone1
M, #3081, b. between 1 January 1889 and 31 March 1889, d. August 1889
| Father | Ben Shipstone1 b. 27 Mar 1864, d. Dec 1902 |
| Mother | Elizabeth Askwith1 b. 11 Dec 1866, d. bt 1 Oct 1948 - 31 Dec 1948 |
| Relationship | 2nd cousin 2 times removed of Philip John CHAMBERLAIN |
| Charts | Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 - DSP Descendant Indented James Shipston Descendants of James Shipston bn 1791 Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 brewing association Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 - In Military |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 January 1889 and 31 March 1889 | His birth was registered between 1 January 1889 and 31 March 1889 at R.D. Sheffield Ref: 9c, 567 Shipstone, Ben mother: Askwith.1 |
| Birth* | between 1 January 1889 and 31 March 1889 | Ben Shipstone, son of Ben Shipstone and Elizabeth Askwith, was born between 1 January 1889 and 31 March 1889 at R.D. Sheffield.1 |
| Ben Shipstone was the son of Ben Shipstone and Elizabeth Askwith.1 | ||
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 July 1889 and 30 September 1889 | His death was registered between 1 July 1889 and 30 September 1889 at R.D. Sheffield Ref: 9a, 355 Shipstone, Ben age 0.2 |
| Death* | August 1889 | Ben Shipstone died in August 1889 at R.D. Sheffield. |
| Burial* | 31 August 1889 | He was buried on 31 August 1889 at Attercliffe Municipal Cemetery, Sheffield, YKS.1 |
| Last Edited | 20 Apr 2021 |
Bertram Shipstone1
M, #765, b. November 1890, d. between 1 October 1923 and 31 December 1923
| Father | John Shipstone1 b. 21 Apr 1849, d. bt 1 Oct 1923 - 31 Dec 1923 |
| Mother | Rebecca Moore1 b. bt 1 Oct 1849 - 31 Dec 1849, d. bt 1 Apr 1926 - 30 Jun 1926 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 October 1890 and 31 December 1890 | His birth was registered between 1 October 1890 and 31 December 1890 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b 223, Shipstone, Bertram mother: Moore.2,3 |
| Birth* | November 1890 | Bertram Shipstone, son of John Shipstone and Rebecca Moore, was born in November 1890 at Arnold, NTT.1,2,4 |
| Bertram Shipstone was the son of John Shipstone and Rebecca Moore.1 | ||
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 5 April 1891 | The 1891 UK Census of Chapel Lane, Arnold, NTT, listed John Shipstone and Rebecca Moore with Elizabeth Ann Shipstone, John William Shipstone, Rebecca Shipstone, Thomas Arthur Shipstone and Bertram Shipstone, along with and Elizabeth Moore, widow aged 84 born Arnold, NTT (Rebecca's mother). Bertram Shipstone was described as Bertram Shipstone, son age 5 months, born Nottingham, NTT.5 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 31 March 1901 | The 1901 UK Census of Frederick Terr., Arnold, NTT, listed John Shipstone and Rebecca Moore with Agatha Ann Shipstone, Elizabeth Ann Shipstone, John William Shipstone, Rebecca Shipstone, Thomas Arthur Shipstone, Bertram Shipstone and James Ernest Shipstone. Bertram Shipstone was described as Bertram Shipstone, son, single, age 10, born Arnold, Notts.1 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 2 April 1911 | The 1911 UK Census of Frederick Terrace, Nottingham Road, Arnold, NTT, listed John Shipstone and Rebecca Moore with Agatha Ann Shipstone, Bertram Shipstone and James Ernest Shipstone. Bertram Shipstone was described as Bertram Shipstone, son, male, age 20, single, joiner, worker, born Arnold, NTT.6 |
| Research | 22 May 1911 | Research: at Arnold, NTT,Union Membership admissions book, 1911 Name: Bertram Shipstone Age at admission 20 years 6 months Years at trade: 7 Admitted May 22 1911 Marital status: Single Trade Carpenters & joiners Union branch Arnold Union name Amalgamated Society of Carpenters & Joiners Union branch Arnold Nottinghamshire.4 |
| (Groom) MC-Reg* | between 1 January 1912 and 31 March 1912 | His marriage was registered between 1 January 1912 and 31 March 1912 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b 261. Bertram Shipstone = Annie Bailey.7 |
| (Groom) Marriage* | between 1 January 1912 and 31 March 1912 | He married Annie Bailey between 1 January 1912 and 31 March 1912 at R.D. Basford.7 |
| Research | 1914 | Research: at Arnold, NTT,Union Membership record book Amalgamated Society of Carpenters & Joiners Union branch: Arnold County: Nottinghamshire First name(s) Bertram Shipston, Admittance age: 20 years, 6 months At: Arnold Admitted on: May 22 1911 Marital status: Single Section: Ordinary (date of marriage since member not filled-in) Date of Exclusion: 1914 Reason: Arrears Trade Carpenters & joiners.4 |
| Research | between January 1915 and November 1915 | Research: at Nottingham, NTT,First name(s) Bertram Last name Shipstone Year 1915 Birth year - Rank Private Address Arnot Hill Road, Arnold County Nottinghamshire County as transcribed Notts Country England Service from 01/1915 Service to 11/1915 Engagement date 01/1915 Pay at engagement Nil Termination date 11/1915 Hours worked [part time] 129 Hours Commission of Nottingham Det No 47 Duties Hospital Orderly Honours awarded Nil Archive British Red Cross.8 |
| Research* | 26 April 1920 | Research: at Arnold, NTT,Union Membership admissions book, 1920 Name Bertram Shipstone Age when admitted: 30 years, 6 months Years at trade: 16 Admitted April 26 1920 Marital status: Married Nominated Death benefit: Wife Trade Carpenters & joiners Union branch Arnold Union name Amalgamated Society of Carpenters & Joiners Union branch Arnold Nottinghamshire.4 |
| Had a Son | 29 April 1920 | His son Norman Bert Shipstone was born on 29 April 1920 at R.D. Basford.2,9 |
| Directory* | 1921 | Bertram Shipstone and Annie Bailey were named in 1921 in the Arnold (Bestwood Park), Polling District B. Morris Street 1921 Autumn 3543 R O Shipstone, Bertram, 5 3544 HO HO Shipstone, Annie, 5 at 5 Morris Street, Arnold, NTT .10 |
| (Head) Cen-Househ* | 19 June 1921 | He was head of the household in the 1921 UK Census of 5 Morris Street, Daybrook, NTT, as Bertram Shipstone, head, age 31y 8, male, married, born Arnold NTT, Foreman joiner, contractor A. Allcock, At Home (Arnold 5510-01) 1 child under age of 16, aged 1.. He was enumerated with his wife Annie Bailey, Norman Bert Shipstone. Bertram incorrectly indexed as Beatrice(!) The house had 5 rooms.11 |
| Directory | 1922 | Bertram Shipstone and Annie Bailey were named in 1922 in the Arnold (Bestwood Park), Polling District B. Morris Street 1922 Spring 3553 R O Shipstone, Bertram, 5 3554 HO HO Shipstone, Annie, 5 at 5 Morris Street, Arnold, NTT .10 |
| Directory | 1922 | Bertram Shipstone and Annie Bailey were named in 1922 in the Arnold (Arnold), Polling District B. Worrall Street 1922 Autumn 1714 R O Shipstone, Bertram, 1 1715 HO HO Shipstone, Annie, 1 at 1 Worrall Street, Arnold, NTT .10 |
| Directory | 1923 | Bertram Shipstone and Annie Bailey were named in 1923 in the Arnold (Arnold), Polling District B. Worrall Street 1923 Autumn 1763 R O Shipstone, Bertram, 1 1764 HO HO Shipstone, Annie, 1 at 1 Worrall Street, Arnold, NTT .10 |
| Directory | 1923 | Bertram Shipstone and Annie Bailey were named in 1923 in the Arnold (Arnold), Polling District B. Worrall Street 1923 Spring 1735 R O Shipstone, Bertram, 1 1736 HO HO Shipstone, Annie, 1 at 1 Worrall Street, Arnold, NTT .10 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 October 1923 and 31 December 1923 | His death was registered between 1 October 1923 and 31 December 1923 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b 231, Shipstone, Bertram Age 33.9,12 |
| Death* | between 1 October 1923 and 31 December 1923 | Bertram Shipstone died between 1 October 1923 and 31 December 1923 at R.D. Basford.9 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 29 October 1923 | He was buried on 29 October 1923 at Original Class A (left) Plot 667, Redhill Cemetery, Arnold, NTT, Bertram Shipstone aged 33 years Section: Original Class A (left) Plot: 667 buried 29 Oct 1923 (no stone indicated) Buried with 1 other Shipstone- Eva Mary (1971).13,14 |
Child of Bertram Shipstone and Annie Bailey |
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| (Groom) Marriage* | between 1 January 1912 and 31 March 1912 | Bertram Shipstone married Annie Bailey between 1 January 1912 and 31 March 1912 at R.D. Basford.7 |
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| Last Edited | 22 Dec 2024 |
Citations
- [S1] Census, 1901, Ancestry.
- [S8] Index to GRO Births.
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "GRO Online."
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- [S1] Census, 1911, FindMyPast.
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Brian John Shipstone1
M, #2260, b. between 1 January 1952 and 31 March 1952, d. 6 December 2008
| Father | Eric Shipstone1 b. 17 Oct 1922, d. 2 Jan 1994 |
| Mother | Dorothy May Bramley1 b. 15 Apr 1923, d. bt 1 Jul 1975 - 30 Sep 1975 |
| Birth* | between 1 January 1952 and 31 March 1952 | Brian John Shipstone, son of Eric Shipstone and Dorothy May Bramley, was born between 1 January 1952 and 31 March 1952 at R.D. Basford.1 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 January 1952 and 31 March 1952 | His birth was registered between 1 January 1952 and 31 March 1952 at R.D. Basford Ref: 3c, 17 Shipstone, Brian J mother: Bramley.1 |
| Brian John Shipstone was the son of Eric Shipstone and Dorothy May Bramley.1 | ||
| Death of Father | 2 January 1994 | His father Eric Shipstone died on 2 January 1994 at 123 Coppice Road, Arnold, NTT.2,3,4 |
| Death* | 6 December 2008 | Brian John Shipstone died on 6 December 2008.5 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 19 December 2008 | He was buried on 19 December 2008 at Section NSE Plot 182, Redhill Cemetery, Arnold, NTT, Mr. Brian John Shipstone, died 6 Dec 2008, buried 19 Dec 2008 age 56 years.6,7 |
| (Deceased) Prob Index* | 10 June 2009 | In the Probate Index, the deceased was described as Shipstone, Brian John who died 6 Dec 2008. Authority to administer the Estate was granted on 10 June 2009 by The Probate Office, Manchester. Administration number 3042357.8 |
| Last Edited | 12 Aug 2024 |
Citations
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "Ancestry."
- [S5] Index to GRO Deaths "Ancestry."
- [S13] Index to Wills Probate Index "FindMyPast."
- [S5] Index to GRO Deaths "FreeBMD."
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Caroline Shipstone
F, #766, b. 1 April 1865, d. 13 June 1946
| Father | James Shipstone b. 9 Feb 1818, d. 21 Oct 1897 |
| Mother | Frances Elizabeth Dodson b. bt 8 Apr 1820 - 9 Nov 1820, d. 12 Dec 1908 |
| Name Variation | Caroline Shipstone was also known as Caroline Shipstone Cattle.1 | |
| Name Variation | Caroline Shipstone was also known as Carrie Shipstone. | |
| Birth* | 1 April 1865 | Caroline Shipstone, daughter of James Shipstone and Frances Elizabeth Dodson, was born on 1 April 1865 at New Basford, NTT.2 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 April 1865 and 30 June 1865 | Her birth was registered between 1 April 1865 and 30 June 1865 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b, 123 Shipstone, Caroline mother: Dodson.3,4 |
| Caroline Shipstone was the daughter of James Shipstone and Frances Elizabeth Dodson. | ||
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 2 April 1871 | The 1871 UK Census of Radford Road, New Basford, NTT, listed James Shipstone and Frances Elizabeth Dodson with James Shipstone, Jane Shipstone, Elizabeth Shipstone, Frances Elizabeth Shipstone, Enoch Shipstone, Helen Shipstone, Charles Edward Shipstone and Caroline Shipstone, along with Eliza Hazland, general servant age 18 and Maria James, nursemaid age 15, both from Somercotes, DBY. Caroline Shipstone was described as Caroline Shipston, daughter, unmarried age 6, scholar, born New Basford, NTT.5 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 3 April 1881 | The 1881 UK Census of 194 Radford Road, New Basford, NTT, listed James Shipstone and Frances Elizabeth Dodson with Frances Elizabeth Shipstone, Enoch Shipstone, Helen Shipstone and Caroline Shipstone, along with Eliza Sharman, unmarried, age 22, general servant, born Arnold, Notts.. Caroline Shipstone was described as Carrie Shipstone, daughter, unmarried, age 16, born New Basford, Notts.6 |
| (Bride) Marriage* | between 1 July 1890 and 30 September 1890 | She married Frederic Cattle between 1 July 1890 and 30 September 1890 at Wesleyan Methodist Free Chapel, New Basford, NTT, Year: 1890 Derbyshire Registrar's Marriage Index Forenames: Caroline Surname: SHIPSTONE Spouse Forenames: Frederic Spouse Surname: CATTLE Place: New Basford Description: Wesleyan Methodist Free Chapel County: Nottinghamshire Country: England Reg Office: 685 Register Entry: RO/41/006.7,8,9,10 |
| Married Name | between 1 July 1890 and 30 September 1890 | As of between 1 July 1890 and 30 September 1890, her married name was Cattle.7 |
| (Bride) MC-Reg* | between 1 July 1890 and 30 September 1890 | Her marriage was registered between 1 July 1890 and 30 September 1890 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b 291. Both match.8 |
| (Wife) Cen-Househ | 5 April 1891 | She was wife of the head of household in the 1891 UK Census of Oak Hurst, Station Road, Heanor, DBY, as Caroline Cattle, wife, married, age 26, born Basford, NTT. She was enumerated with her husband Frederic Cattle, Gertrude Jennie Fowler, along with Mary Jane Goodwin, servant, age 20 , domestic, born Nottingham.11 |
| Had a Daughter | 19 July 1891 | Her daughter Phyllis Helen Cattle was born on 19 July 1891 at Heanor, DBY.12,13,2 |
| Had a Son | 4 September 1892 | Her son James Henry Nightingale Cattle was born on 4 September 1892 at Oakhurst, Heanor, DBY.13,14,15 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 17 September 1892 | Caroline Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 17 September 1892. To the wife of Frederic Cattle, a son. Subject: James Henry Nightingale Cattle Mentioned: Caroline Shipstone and Frederic Cattle.15 |
| (Beneficiary) Will | 9 May 1895 | Caroline Shipstone was named as Caroline Shipstone, daughter a beneficiary in the Will of James Shipstone dated 9 May 1895.16 |
| Had a Son | 10 May 1895 | Her son Eustace Shipstone Cattle was born on 10 May 1895 at Heanor, DBY.13,14,17 |
| Death of Father | 21 October 1897 | Her father James Shipstone died on 21 October 1897 at Harby Lodge, Sherwood Rise, Nottingham, NTT.18,19 |
| (Witness) Burial | 26 October 1897 | Caroline Shipstone as As Mrs. F Cattle, daughter witnessed the burial of James Shipstone on 26 October 1897 at Plot 4487, Select Site D, Church (Rock) Cemetery, Nottingham, NTT.20 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 30 March 1901 | Caroline Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 30 March 1901. Mrs Cattle, a principal mourner at the burial of her sister, the late Mrs. Jane Fowler. Subject: Jane Shipstone Mentioned: James Shipstone, Frances Elizabeth Dodson, Enoch Shipstone, Frances Mary Shipstone Fowler, Margaret Annie Fowler, Helen Shipstone, Elizabeth Shipstone, Caroline Shipstone, Frances Annie Vinter, James Shipstone, Thomas Shipstone, Arthur Vinter and James Selby.21 |
| (Beneficiary) Will | 13 June 1907 | Caroline Shipstone was named as Caroline Cattle, daughter a beneficiary in the Will of Frances Elizabeth Dodson dated 13 June 1907.22 |
| Death of Mother | 12 December 1908 | Her mother Frances Elizabeth Dodson died on 12 December 1908 at Harby Lodge, Pelham Road, Sherwood Rise, NTT.23 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 4 March 1910 | Caroline Shipstone and Phyllis Helen Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 4 March 1910. Heanor A scheme has been adopted by the trustees for the Heanor Wesleyan Chapel for the complete liquidation of the present debt of £1250, which remains on Centenary Hall, and last week an event took place which materially decreased that amount. A bazaar was opened on Tuesday and was continued into Thursday in the Centenary Hall. ... The stalls and stallholders were: ... Flowers and Fruit: Miss Phyllis Cattle ... Tuesday's opening ceremony on the platform was Mr. F. Cattle. Mrs. Eric Cattle then gracefully declared the bazaar open. It was about 6 years since they had a bazaar there. She had no idea that the Sunday school had grown to such an extent as it had until her daughter told her some weeks ago. Votes of thanks were passed to Mrs Smith and Mrs. Cattle, along with a souvenir of the bazaar. Mentioned Frederic Cattle.24 |
| (Wife) Cen-Househ* | 2 April 1911 | She was wife of the head of household in the 1911 UK Census of Ravenswood, Heanor, DBY, as Caroline Cattle, wife, age 40, married 20 years, 3 children all living, born Nottingham NTT. She was enumerated with her husband Frederic Cattle, Phyllis Helen Cattle, along with Maud Welsh, Ruth Greensmith & Annie Wilkins, servants - cooks & housemaids. Note that Phyllis Helen is mis-transcribed as Phyllis Hrber. The house had 12 rooms.25 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 14 April 1911 | Caroline Shipstone and Phyllis Helen Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 14 April 1911. Hunting The Earl of Harrington's hounds met at Breadsall railway station on Saturday ... Included in the assembly were: The Earl of Harrington (the Master) ... Mrs. Cattle, Miss Phyllis Cattle ...26 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 27 October 1911 | Caroline Shipstone and Phyllis Helen Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 27 October 1911. Earl of Harrington Hounds The meet on Saturday was a Breadsall Railway Station. Amongst those out with the Master (the Earl of Harrington) were ... Mrs. Eric Cattle, Miss Phyllis Cattle (description of the hunt followed).27 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 3 November 1911 | Caroline Shipstone and Phyllis Helen Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 3 November 1911. Cub Hunting Close of the Season The cub-hunting campaign with the Earl of Harrington's hounds was brought to a close in the West Hallam district on Saturday, when those of the meet comprised: - The Earl of Harrington (Master) ... Mrs Eric Cattle, Miss Phyllis Cattle ... Ladywood was drawn blank, but there were a brace of foxes, at least, in Stanton Gorse, and one was hunted into Barn Wood, where another brace were afoot. Singling one out, hounds worked his line over the Stanton-by-Dale and Dale Abbey roads, into Baggaley's Hills, and thence to No Man's Lane, whereabouts scent gave out. In Charlton's Cover a good fox was found, and he provided a gallop that will take rank with the best of the season proper. Breaking away over the Risley and Breaston road he pointed for Draycott, then, swinging abruptly to the right, discarded Steven's Cover just on his right, intersected the Nottingham and Derby turnpike, close to the ninth milestone from Nottingham, and entered Hopwell Park. After being bustled about for awhile, Reynard recrossed the Nottingham and Derby road, into Barron's Nurseries, and thence he was followed into Steven's Cover, where he was lost. It was in vain that a return visit was paid to Charlton's Cover, but in Wilne Gorse another fox was found. After having been hunted out, by Mr Bowmer's farm, towards Sawley, he made his way back to the cover, but was again ejected and proceeded over the Sawley and Wilne road to Sawley osier beds. By the time the afternoon was well advanced, and accordingly hounds were whipped off.28 |
| Research* | 24 June 1912 | Research:Title: Heanor title deeds Level: Fonds Date: 1880-1920 RefNo D7386/4 Title Conveyance of a messuage and premises at Heanor Date 1912 Description: William Henry Cooper of Nottingham Road, Ilkeston, ironworker and his mortgagee Mrs Caroline Cattle, wife of Frederic Cattle of Ravenswood, Heanor, to Mr James John Stevenson of Sussex Street, Nottingham, butcher, 24 Jun.29 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 15 November 1912 | Caroline Shipstone and Phyllis Helen Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 15 November 1912. Loscoe Ambulance Work Last Saturday evening, the members of the Loscoe Young Ladies' Ambulance Class brought a very successful session to a close with a well-attended social evening in the Baptist Schools. Dr. W.H. Turton presided, and was supported by Mrs. Eric Cattle and Mrs. P. W. Crane (Heanor), Mrs. Cattle presented the first and second years' certificates to the following members: First year's certificate - ... Miss Phyllis H. Cattle ... A musical programme followed, and was taken part in by the Misses Dobbs, Wagstaffe and Messrs. J.W. Prince and J.R. Richards. Mrs. Cattle acted as accompanist. During an interval Miss Myra Wood, on behalf of the members, presented Dr. Turton with a solver calendar, in appreciation of the lectures he had delivered during the course, and the doctor suitably replied. Mr. John Wood, who had conducted the class, was also made the recipient of an easy chair. Miss Haggan made this presentation and Master Wood, who has acted as patient during the lessons, was presented by Mrs. Cattle with a cricket bat and stumps. Refreshments were afterwards served and games engaged in.30 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 18 January 1913 | Caroline Shipstone and Phyllis Helen Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 18 January 1913. Hunting Earl of Harrington's hounds Snow started to fall about an hour before the time of these hounds meeting at Breadsall Priory on Saturday, and it was coming down so persistently at the time of moving off that the noble Master instructed Fred Earp, the huntsman, to re-box his hounds at Breadsall and keep them - there being no train until after one o'clock - to see whether the conditions improved. It was then "balling" very badly, and as time wore on the conditions became worse, and the order was given for the kennels. Amongst those out were the Earl of Harrington (the Master), Mr. Leicester Stanhope.... Mrs. Eric Cattle, Miss Phyllis Cattle ...31 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 14 March 1913 | Caroline Shipstone and Phyllis Helen Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 14 March 1913. Hunting The Earl of Harrington's hounds met at Priory Flatte, Breadsall ... Amongst those out were; Lieut-Col Birkin in the absence of the Earl of Harrington (who had a fall), Mr. Leicester Stanhope ... Mrs. Eric Cattle, Miss Phyllis Cattle Mr. Bernard Cattle ...32 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 18 March 1913 | Caroline Shipstone and Phyllis Helen Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 18 March 1913. Hunting A Good Gallop with Lord Harrington's (from our correspondent) some capital sport emanated from the meeting of Lord Harrington's Hounds at Smalley Hall and a large field was out to enjoy it. In addition to the master, who was in command and looking little the worse for his recent accident, there were in the saddle Lieut.-Colonel R.L. Birkin, Mr. and Mrs. T. Losco-Bradley, Mr. H. and Miss Hilda Crossley, Mr. Leicester Stanhope, the Misses Strutt, ... Mrs. Eric Cattle, Mr. B. Cattle ... Miss Phyllis Cattle ... Finding a good type of fox in the open, hounds at once entered into a fine gallop. Leading the way over Mr. Wilson's farm reynard just missed the Mill Dam Plantation and continued into Clowes Wood. ... (and so forth, the fox mainly getting away) ... Altogether it was a capital day's sport.33 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 21 March 1913 | Caroline Shipstone and Phyllis Helen Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 21 March 1913. Meet at Smalley Hall A Big Field and a Capital Gallop ... Amongst those out were; The Earl of Harrington (the master), Mr. L. Stanhope ... Mrs. Eric Cattle, Mr. B Cattle, Miss Phyllis Cattle ...34 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 22 March 1913 | Caroline Shipstone and Phyllis Helen Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 22 March 1913. Hunting Earl of Harrington's Hounds The meet was at Smalley Hall on Saturday, and a large field included the Earl of Harrington (the Master), Mr. L. Stanhope, ... Mrs. Eric Cattle, Mr. B Cattle, Miss Phyllis Cattle ... (A description of the hunt followed - from the "Nottingham Guardian!").35 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 9 August 1913 | Caroline Cattle was mentioned in a newspaper article on 9 August 1913. Mr. and Mrs. Cattle (Heanor, Derby) invitees and attendees at the marriage of Mr. James Shipstone to Mary Hancorne Nickolls in Grantham. Subject: Mary Hancorne Nickolls and James Shipstone Mentioned: Enoch Shipstone, Ada Alice Fewkes, Arthur Leslie Wing, Alice Christabel Everingham Shipstone, Arthur Vinter, Elizabeth Vinter, Harry Shipstone, Gertrude Turner, Francis Edgar Shipstone, James Hugh Gordon Shipstone, Frederic Cattle, Caroline Cattle, Edith Margaret Shipstone and Patti Theodora Woodhouse.36 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 11 March 1914 | Caroline Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 11 March 1914. As Mrs. Cattle, a chief mourner, at the funeral of Enoch Shipstone. Subject: Enoch Shipstone Mentioned: James Shipstone, Thomas Shipstone, Arthur Vinter, Frederic Cattle, Elizabeth Shipstone, Caroline Shipstone, Mortimer Frederick Ratcliff and MA MB Bch (Cantab) James Eric Boobbyer Snell.37 |
| Research | between August 1914 and December 1919 | Research: at Revenswood, Heanor, DBY,Red Cross Records Home Worker - Cattle, Caroline, of Ravenswood, Heanor Knitting, Needlework, War Hospital Supplies. Part Time Hours Unknown Township of Heanor, Ilkeston Division Mrs. Benton's List. 1914-1919.38 |
| Death of Son | 7 July 1916 | Her son Eustace Shipstone Cattle died on 7 July 1916 at The Somme, France.39 |
| (Resident) Address* | 7 July 1916 | As of 7 July 1916, Caroline Shipstone and Frederic Cattle lived at Ravenswood, Heanor, DBY.39 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 18 July 1916 | Caroline Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 18 July 1916. Named as "Mr. and Mrs. Eric Cattle, of Ravenswood, Heanor" in a report that their son Lieut. Eustace Bernard Shipstone Cattle was reported missing in action since 7 July 1916. Subject: James Henry Nightingale Cattle and Eustace Shipstone Cattle Mentioned: Caroline Shipstone and Frederic Cattle.40 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 19 July 1916 | Caroline Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 19 July 1916. Named as "Mr. and Mrs. Eric Cattle, of Heanor" in a report that their son Lieut. Eustace Bernard Shipstone Cattle was reported missing in action since 7 July 1916. Subject: Eustace Shipstone Cattle Mentioned: Caroline Shipstone and Frederic Cattle.41 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 21 July 1916 | Caroline Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 21 July 1916. Named as "Mr. and Mrs. Eric Cattle, of Ravenswood, Heanor" in a report that their son Lieut. Eustace Bernard Shipstone Cattle was reported missing in action since July 1916. Subject: Eustace Shipstone Cattle Mentioned: Caroline Shipstone and Frederic Cattle.42 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 21 July 1916 | Caroline Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 21 July 1916. Named as "Mr. and Mrs. Eric Cattle, Ravenswood, Heanor" in a report that their son Lieut. Eustace Shipstone Cattle was reported missing in action since July 1916. Subject: Eustace Shipstone Cattle Mentioned: Caroline Shipstone and Frederic Cattle.43 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 23 September 1916 | Caroline Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 23 September 1916. Named as "Mr. and Mrs. Cattle, of Ravenswood, Heanor", parents of E.S. Cattle, who was awarded the Military Cross for gallantry. Subject: Eustace Shipstone Cattle Mentioned: Caroline Shipstone, Frederic Cattle and James Henry Nightingale Cattle.44 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 28 April 1917 | Caroline Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 28 April 1917. Named as "Mr. and Mrs. Eric Cattle, of Heanor" in a report that their son J.H.N. Cattle was dangerously wounded. Subject: James Henry Nightingale Cattle and Eustace Shipstone Cattle Mentioned: Caroline Shipstone and Frederic Cattle.45 |
| Death of Son | 1 May 1917 | Her son James Henry Nightingale Cattle died on 1 May 1917 at No. 7 Clearing Station, Bracquemont, Haute-Normandie, France.39,46 |
| (Resident) Address | 1 May 1917 | As of 1 May 1917, Caroline Shipstone and Frederic Cattle lived at Ravenswood, Heanor, DBY.39 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 5 May 1917 | Caroline Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 5 May 1917. Named as "Mr. and Mrs. Eric Cattle, Heanor" in a report that their son Capt. Jas. Hy. Nightingale Cattle reported dangerously wounded, and that their other son Lieut. Eustace Shipstone Cattle was reported missing in action since July 1916. Subject: James Henry Nightingale Cattle and Eustace Shipstone Cattle Mentioned: Caroline Shipstone and Frederic Cattle.47 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 11 May 1917 | Caroline Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 11 May 1917. Named as "Mr. and Mrs. Eric Cattle, of Heanor" at the memorial service to their son, Captain James Henry Nightingale Cattle, in Heanor Parish church. Subject: James Henry Nightingale Cattle Mentioned: Caroline Shipstone, Frederic Cattle, Phyllis Helen Cattle, Elizabeth Shipstone, Helen Shipstone, Patti Theodora Woodhouse and Annie Eliza Shipstone.48 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 18 May 1917 | Caroline Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 18 May 1917. Named as "Mr. and Mrs. Eric Cattle, of Ravensdale House, Heanor" at the memorial service to their son, Captain James Henry Nightingale Cattle, in Heanor Parish church. Subject: James Henry Nightingale Cattle Mentioned: Caroline Shipstone and Frederic Cattle.49 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 18 May 1917 | Caroline Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 18 May 1917. Named as "Mr. and Mrs. Eric Cattle, Heanor" in a report that their son Captain James Henry Nightingale Cattle had died of his wounds. Subject: James Henry Nightingale Cattle Mentioned: Caroline Shipstone, Frederic Cattle and Eustace Shipstone Cattle.50 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 20 March 1920 | Caroline Shipstone and Frederic Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 20 March 1920. A Heanor Memorial Window Dedicated by the Bishop of Southwell At the Heanor Parish Church yesterday morning, the Bishop of Southwell dedicated a memorial window, place in the church by Mr & Mrs Eric Cattle of Heanor, in memory of their two dons Captain James H Cattle and Lieutenant Eustace Cattle, who laid down their lives in the war. The window, which was designed by Mr. R. G. Wheeler, of Eastwood, contains life-like portraits of the two officers. Mrs. Cattle performed the unveiling ceremony in the presence of a crowded congregation. Mentioned James Henry Nightingale Cattle and Eustace Shipstone Cattle.51 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 20 March 1920 | Caroline Shipstone and Frederic Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 20 March 1920. Memorial Window Unveiled The Lord Bishop of Southwell (Dr. Hoskyns) visited Heanor on Sunday and dedicated a memorial "window", placed in the Parish Church by Mr. and Mrs. Eric Cattle of "Ravenswood", Heanor in memory of their 2 sons, Capt. James Hy. N. Cattle, and Eustace S. Cattle who lost their lives in the war. The service of dedication was most impressive, the crowded congregation standing as Mrs. Eric Cattle unveiled the beautiful memorial, the Bishop in appropriate and solemn words pronouncing its dedication. The window, which was designed by Mr. A. G. Wheeler, of Eastwood and prepared by Messrs. Gascoigne & Son, of Nottingham, represents the two soldiers kneeling to the central figure of Christ holding a crown, the design also including the armour-clad figures of St. George and St. Michael. The portraits of the two officers are life-like, and their khaki dress gives the window a unique and finished appearance. The harmony and colouring is excellent, and the whole design most suitable and effective. The regimental badges are beneath, and the inscription of the window is as follows:- "To the glory of God and to the undying memory of Capt. James Henry Nightingale Cattle, 4th North Midland Brigade, F.F.A., who died of wounds at Bully-Grenay on 1st May 1917; and of Lieut. Eustace Shipstone Cattle, M.C., 5th Battalion York and Lancaster Regt., believed to have been killed in action near Thiepval, on 7th July 1916, both of 'Ravenswood', Heanor". Mentioned James Henry Nightingale Cattle and Eustace Shipstone Cattle.52 |
| (Wife) Cen-Househ | 19 June 1921 | She was wife of the head of household in the 1921 UK Census of Ravenswood, Heanor, DBY, as Caroline Cattle, wife age 56y 2m female, married born New Basford NTT, home duties. She was enumerated with her husband Frederic Cattle, along with Fanny Rimmer servant age 40y 7m single born Llangohl'd, Caernarvonshire, WAL cook housekeeper; Carlos Harvey, servant age 35y 6m born , Potter Higham, NFK Butler; Hilda Harley, servant age 30y 8m born Norwich NFK housemaid & Doris Kathleen Colbourne, servant age 16y 5m born STS kitchenmaid. Frederick's transcription is very badly mangled! No sign of Phyllis Helen Cattle/Stanhope. The house had 11 rooms.53 |
| (Subject) Newspaper* | 5 August 1921 | Caroline Shipstone and Frederic Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 5 August 1921. Open-Air Whist Drive at Heanor An enjoyable whist drive was held in the beautiful grounds of "Ravenswood", Heanor, by kind permission of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Cattle, on Saturday last. The event was in aid of the Sye Lane Institute. The excellent prizes were distributed by Mrs. Stanhope, the winners being: Ladies: 1, Miss T. Noon; 2. Mrs. N. Peake Gentlemen: 1, Mr. J.H. Cockell; 2, Mr. F. Bingham. Special prizes for highest scores at the interval were won by Miss Brown and Mr. Betts. Mentioned Phyllis Helen Cattle.54 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 29 September 1922 | Caroline Shipstone and Phyllis Helen Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 29 September 1922. Heanor Parish Church Harvest Festival - These services were continued on Sunday, and were well attended. The sacred edifice was lavishly decorated with corn, fruit, vegetables, grapes, flowers, bread etc. and a friend sent a huge lump of coal? weighing over 2cwt. The decorators were : Font, Mrs. G.H. Fletcher, Mrs. Turton and Miss Turton; Windows, Mrs. Eric Cattle, Mrs. Stanhope, Mrs. Foulkes... etc. N.S.P.C.C. The members and friends associated with Heanor branch, of whom Mrs. Eric Cattle is President and secretary, held their annual, gathering at "Ravenswood", by kind invitation of the President on Tuesday afternoon. A report on the branch workings was presented, showing excellent work done during the past year. ... Subsequently all were entertained to a substantial tea by the invitation of Mrs. Eric Cattle.55 |
| Research | 17 June 1924 | Research: at Tilbury, LND,UK Incoming Passenger Lists Ship: "Ormonde", Orient Steam Navigation Company Departure: 17 Jun 1924 Port: Tilbury, London From: Brisbane Embarked: Toulon Port Landed: London 35 Name: Cattle, Mr. F. Address: Ravenswood, Heanor Class: 1st Profession: Solicitor Age: 57 Country of last permanent residence: England Country of intended future residence: England Embarked: Toulon Port Landed: London 35 Name: Cattle, Mrs. C. Address: Ravenswood, Heanor Class: 1st Profession: Housewife Age: 53 Country of last permanent residence: England Country of intended future residence: England.56 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 9 January 1925 | Caroline Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 9 January 1925. Named as "Mrs. F. Cattle, who at the close presented the prizes." at a Victory Whist Drive and Supper - By way of celebrating the return of Conservatives to the House of Commons. Subject: Phyllis Helen Cattle Mentioned: Caroline Shipstone and Thomas Shipstone.57 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 18 May 1925 | Caroline Shipstone and Phyllis Helen Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 18 May 1925. Derbyshire Local News At a well-attended meeting of women, held at Marlpool on Saturday, a Conservative and Unionist Women's Association was formed for the Ilkeston Division. Mrs. Cattle (Heanor) was elected president and chairwoman, and Mrs. Dudley Stanhope (Heanor) hon. secretary. Miss E.A. Townsend, organiser Women's Association for County of Derby, gave an address.58 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 22 May 1925 | Caroline Shipstone and Phyllis Helen Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 22 May 1925. Local Happenings Marlpool At a well-attended meeting of women at Marlpool on Saturday, a Conservative and Unionist Women's Association was formed for the Ilkeston Division. Mrs. Cattle (Heanor) was elected president and chairwoman, and Mrs. Dudley Stanhope (Heanor) hon. secretary. Miss E.A. Townsend, organiser Women's Associations for the County of Derby, gave an address.59 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 26 June 1925 | Caroline Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 26 June 1925. Mr. and Mrs. F. Cattle (Ravenswood), friends at the funeral of Captain Edward John Owen age 42 after a sudden illness. Floral tributes of a wreath from them and the staff at Ravenswood. Subject: Phyllis Helen Cattle Mentioned: Mortimer Frederick Ratcliff, Frederic Cattle and Caroline Shipstone.60 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 18 September 1925 | She and Phyllis Helen Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 18 September 1925. Heanor Heanor Branch of the Ilkeston Division Conservative and Unionist Women's Association held a very successful tea and social at the Conservative Club on Monday, close upon 100 being present. After tea speeches were given by the Divisional Chairman and President, Mrs. F. Cattle, the hon. organising secretary, Mrs. Dudley-Stanhope (and others) all of whom were very much enjoyed. It is hoped to hold a women's mass meeting at Heanor early next month. Captain N.R. Palmer Highman, the agent, spoke on the work of the women in national affairs, and the necessity of all housekeepers buying Empire produce. ...61 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 22 October 1925 | Caroline Shipstone and Phyllis Helen Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 22 October 1925. Local Happenings Ilkeston Women's Conservatives Over 300 people were present at the first annual tea and social gathering of the newly formed Ilkeston branch of the Ilkeston Division Women's Conservative and Unionist Association, last evening. Mrs. J. Curke (chairman of the branch) presided, and was supported by Mrs. F. Cattle (divisional president), Mr. Victor A. Raikes, Mr. W. A. C. Major (Nottingham), Capt. N. R. Palmer Highman and Mrs. Dudley Stanhope (divisional secretary).62 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 27 November 1925 | Caroline Shipstone and Phyllis Helen Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 27 November 1925. Women in Politics Conservatism at Ripley A successful mass meeting for women was held at the Town Hall, Ripley, on Tuesday, in connection with the Ilkeston Divisional Conservative and Unionist Association. Mrs. Frederic Cattle, of Heanor, president of the division, presided. ... Mrs. Dudley Stanhope proposed a vote of thanks to the speakers in a bright and humerous manner, seconded by Mrs. J. Stanley, or Ripley. Mr. Jepson, chairman of the division proposed a vote of thanks to the chairman and Mrs. Cattle responded. ... Meeting at Heanor An excellent gathering of women assembled at Heanor Conservative Club on Tuesday evening, with a view to the formation of a Divisional Council. Mrs. F. Cattle, President of the Division, presided, and Mrs. Dudley Stanhope, the Divisional Secretary, read the minutes. Much enthusiasm was shown and many matters discussed. New rules were drafted.63 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 28 November 1925 | Caroline Shipstone and Phyllis Helen Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 28 November 1925. Women Conservatives Gathering at Heanor An excellent gathering on members of the Women's branch of the Ilkeston Divisional Conservative and Unionist Association. took place at the Heanor Conservative Club on Tuesday evening for the purpose of discussing the desirability of forming a Divisional Council and other matters for the carrying forward of this movement. Mrs. F. Cattle presided and Mrs. Dudley Stanhope officiated as secretary. Considerable enthusiasm was shown, and much discussion of an interesting nature took place. New rules were drafted. Mrs. McLean of the Central Office gave a short address on the organisation.64 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 28 November 1925 | Caroline Shipstone and Phyllis Helen Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 28 November 1925. Ilkeston Division Conservatives Enthusiastic Meeting at Ripley A successful meeting in connection with Ripley Branch of Ilkeston Division Womens Conservative and Unionist Association, was held at the Town Hall, Ripley on Tuesday evening, organised by Mrs. Jepson. Mrs. F. Cattle, of Heanor, President of the Division, presided, and chief speakers were Mrs. McLean, Central Office, London, Miss Craig, Area Agent, Midland Counties, and Mrs. Pickett, Central Office, London. .. (details of speach given) ... Mr. Victor Raikes gave a few words of welcome and encouragement to the members in the new work of the organisation. Mrs. Dudley Stanhope proposed votes to thank the speakers in a bright and humerous manner, giving an eloquent resume of the speeches. Mrs. Jephson, Mrs. Cattle was thanked for presiding.65 |
| Research | 1926 | Research: at 24 Park Lane W.1, Westminster, London, LND,Electoral Roll 4389 O O Cattle, Caroline -SJ 24 Park Lane W.1 4391 O O Stanhope-Dudley, Phyllis Helen, 24 Park Lane W.1 (at same address as 4387 Beaumont, Emily 4388 Beaumont, Frank 4389 (Caroline Cattle) 4390 Diament, Herman -J 4391 (Phyllis Stanhope-Dudley) 4392 Sumner, Nelson 4393 Wallace, Falconer Lewis-SJ 4394 Wallace, Kathleen Anne (8 persons in total) (Note this is next door but 1 to "Stanhope House" if this is significant ...?66 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 23 April 1926 | Caroline Shipstone and Phyllis Helen Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 23 April 1926. Ilkeston Division Conservatism Annual meeting at Heanor There was a large and representative attendance at the annual meeting of the Ilkeston Division Conservative and Unionist Association, held in Heanor Town Hall on Tuesday evening, presided over by Mr. F.J.H. Jephson (chairman of the Division), supported by Mr. V. Raikes (prospective candidate), Mr. F. Morrison (chief agent for the area), Messrs. Craig Macdonald, Mrs. Stanhope (hon. sec. for the Women's branch) Mr. F. Toplis (hon sec), Councillor C.J. Stone, Capt.. Highman. ... Election of officers resulted in Mr. A. Leslie Wright being made president; Mr. F.J.H. Jephson, chairman; Mr. J.A. Frost, vice-chairman; Mrs. F. Cattle, treasurer for the women's branch; Mr. F. Toplis, hon. sec. Delegates were appointed to attend the Divisional Council and Executive meetings.67 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 7 May 1926 | Caroline Shipstone and Phyllis Helen Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 7 May 1926. Langley Mill Women Unionists Successful Gathering Promoted by the Langley Mill and Aldercar Branch of the Ilkeston Divisional Women's Unionist Association, a successful social and whist drive was held at Aldercar on Thursday evening. ... Apologies for absence were received from Mrs. E. Cattle (Heanor) President, Mrs. Stanhope (Divisional Sec), and Mrs. Poyser (chairman of the branch). ...68 |
| Research | 1927 | Research: at 24 Park Lane W.1, Westminster, London, LND,Electoral Roll 4373 O O Cattle, Caroline, SJ, 24 Park Lane W.1 (in same address as Emily & Frank Beaumont, Herman Diament, Falconer Lewis & Kathleen Anne Wallace - 6 persons in total) Note this is next door to "Stanhope House" if this is significant ...?69 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 21 May 1927 | Caroline Shipstone and Phyllis Helen Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 21 May 1927. Conservative Zeal Ilkeston Division Well organised ... the meeting was extremely well attended. Apologies were received from Mrs. Cattle. The chairman in his report, said that the whole of the division was now well organised. In Mr. Hogarth they had the best agent the division ever had. Mr. Hogarth gave particulars of his work in putting the ward and polling district associations in order. Under the leadership of Mrs. Cattle and Mrs. Dudley Stanhope, the women's branches were active. They posessed three live branches of the Junior Imperial League within the Division. Election of offiers ensued, including: Vice chairmen Mrs. F. Cattle. ...70 |
| (Subject) Newspaper* | 18 November 1927 | Caroline Shipstone and Phyllis Helen Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 18 November 1927. Women's Meeting at Heanor A rousing public meeting under the auspices of this association was held in the Empire Theatre, Heanor, on Wednesday afternoon. Lady Maud Rolleston, of Watnall Hall, presided, and was supported by Mrs. Frederic Cattle (president of the Division), Mrs. Stanhope (secretary), etc ... Lady Rolleston in a vigorous speech said that the Ilkeston Division was like the Broxtowe one - it needed rousing. Women today had a tremendous work to do. They had to influence the girls who were to be given votes. ... Mr. V. Raikes also addressed the gathering. Mrs. F. Cattle proposed a hearty vote of thanks to the speakers, and Mrs. Stanhope proposed thanks to Lady Rolleston for her attendance. Mrs. T. Marshall seconded. Both votes were carried with enthusiasm. Miss Goden sang "Land of hope and Glory."71 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 25 November 1927 | Caroline Shipstone and Phyllis Helen Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 25 November 1927. Unionist Bazaar at Heanor A Divisional Effort ... Amongst the large attendance at the opening ceremony we noticed ... Mr. and Mrs. F. Cattle, Mrs. Dudley Stanhope ... They had in mind winning-back the Ilkeston Division seat for Mr Raikes. It was up to everybody to assist with that object in view, and they would be pleased to receive financial assistance. The President (Mrs. Cattle) had kindly given ten pounds. Viscountess Scarsdale in a gracious manner declared the bazaar open and said she was going to follow the example of Mrs. Cattle by giving ten guineas. Mrs. F. Cattle proposed a hearty vote of thanks to Viscountess Scarsdale for opening the bazaar, and Dr. W. H. Turton seconded, and Mr. V. Raikes supported. ... Second day Heanor Miscellaneous Stall - Mrs. F. Cattle and Mrs. P. Turton. ... Mentioned Frederic Cattle.72 |
| Research | 26 April 1928 | Research: at Southampton, HAM,UK Departure Passenger Lists Ship: Noningden Der Nederlanden, Netherlands Royal Mail Line Departure: 26 Apr 1928 Port: Southampton To: Batavia, Java Tickect/contract: 935 Name: Cattle, Mr. Frederic Address: Heanor Class: 1st Destination contracted: Genoa Profession: Solicitor Age: 62 Country of last permanent residence: England Country of intended future residence: England Name: Cattle, Mrs. Caroline Address: Heanor, Nr. Nottingham Class: 1st Destination contracted: Genoa Profession: None Age: 58 Country of last permanent residence: England Country of intended future residence: England.73 |
| Research | 24 May 1928 | Research: at Southampton, HAM,UK Departure Passenger Lists Ship: Tobanen, Rotterdam Lloyd Arrivale: 24 May 1928 Port: Surabaya, Indonesia To: Rotterdam Embarked: Haurville? Port Landed: Southampton Name: F. Cattle Address: Heanor Class: 1st Profession: Solicitor Age: 62 Country of last permanent residence: England Country of intended future residence: England Embarked: Haurville? Port Landed: Southampton Name: Mrs. C. Cattle Address: Heanor Class: 1st Profession: None Age: 57 Country of last permanent residence: England Country of intended future residence: England.73 |
| (Subject) Newspaper* | 6 December 1928 | Caroline Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 6 December 1928. Park Lane Flats M.P.'s Evidence in Court Action Complaints concerning Park Lane flats were investigated by Mr. Justice Swift in the King's Bench Division yesterday. Mrs. Caroline Cattle, wife of Mr. Frederick Cattle, solicitor, Heanor, Derbyshire, claimed damages for alleged breach of covenant against Park Lane Flats, Limited, Salisbury House, London, and Lady Juliet Trevor, of Combe Court, Kingston, Surrey. The alleged breaches were denied, and Lady Trevor said she was not liable even if there had been breaches of covenant. Park Lane Flats Ltd., were sued as lessors, and Lady Juliet Trevor as mortgagee. A third-floor flat was first taken at a rent of £650 a year and over £600 was spent on extra fitments and improvements by Mrs. Cattle, who required a flat as a residence for her daughter, Mrs. Phyllis Helen Stanhope, a widow. Then Mrs. Cattle took the second floor flat and disposed of the lease on the third floor flat at a premium of £600. Mrs. Cattle complained that a liveried porter was not kept in the hall, that the hall porters engaged from time to time were inefficient and did not attend at stipulated hours, that the hall and staircase were not adequately furnished and kept clean. She also complained of the hot water system and the lifts. Mr. J. M. Monteith Erskine M.P. a friend of Mr. & Mrs. Cattle, said that the hall was like a barrack and looked like it had bever been quite finished. It did not look like a house you expected to find in Park Lane. Mrs. Stanhope said she had to travel up and down in their lift with the dustbins and the baker and his basket which was too big to go up in the service lift. In November 1926 stair carpets were put down and things had improved. His lordship found that Lady Trevor was not responsible for any failure to observe the covenants, and dismissed her from the action, with costs. The hearing of the action as against Park Lane Flats Ltd., was adjourned until to-day. Mentioned Phyllis Helen Cattle.74 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 6 December 1928 | Caroline Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 6 December 1928. Heanor Lady's Action Complaints about her daughter's flat Alleged breach of Covenants Complaints concerning flats in Park Lane, London, were investigated by Mr. Justice Swift in the King's Bench Division yesterday, during the hearing of an action by Mrs. Caroline Cattle, wife of Mr. Frederick Cattle, solicitor, of Heanor against Park Lane Flats, Limited, Salisbury House, London, and Lady Juliet Trevor, of Combe Court, Kingston (Surrey). Mrs. Cattle claimed damages for alleged breaches of covenant. Defendants denied alleged breaches, and Lady Trevor said she was not liable even if there had been breaches of covenant. Park Lane Flats Ltd., were sued as lessors, and Lady Juliet Trevor as mortgagee. The dispute arose over flats at 24, Park Lane, which were formerly the residence of Lord Brassey. Park Lane Flats Ltd., granted a lease of two flats - one on the third-floor and the other on the second-floor, to Mrs. Cattle, who required a flat as a residence for her daughter, Mrs. Phyllis Helen Stanhope, a widow. Tenant's Six Loud-speakers The flat on the third-floor was first taken at a rent of £650 a year and over £600 was spent on extra fitments and improvements. Then Mrs. Cattle took the second floor flat and disposed of the lease of one on the third floor at a premium of £600. Mrs. Cattle complained that a liveried porter was not kept in the hall, that the hall porters engaged from time to time were inefficient and did not attend at stipulated hours, that the hall and staircase were not adequately furnished and kept clean, that the heating and hot water systems were not efficient, and that the lifts provided were inadequate, the lift for service and tradesmen only taking small parcels. Cross-examination by Mr. Rayner Goddard K.C., Mrs Cattle said complaint had been made of the wireless of one of the tenants which has six loud speakers. The Judge : If they were all talking at once, it must have been worse that this court (laughter)! M.P.'s Evidence Mr. J. M. Monteith Erskine M. P. a friend of Mr. & Mrs. Cattle, said occasionally on his visits he got no answer to his knock, and he pushed open the hall door and manipulated the lift himself. The hall was like a barrack and looked like it had never been quite finished. It did not look like a house one expected to find in Park Lane. The whole place was badly kept and ill-lighted. Mrs. Stanhope said some days the water was hot, some days it was cold. She had to travel up and down in the lift with the dust bins and the baker and hid basket which was too big to go up the service lift. In November 1926 stair carpets were put down and things had improved. His lordship found that Lady Trevor was not responsible for any failure to observe the covenants, and dismissed her from the action, with costs. He then proceeded to he(a)r arguments on the case against Park Lane Flats Ltd., and the hearing was adjourned. Mentioned Phyllis Helen Cattle.75 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 6 December 1928 | Caroline Shipstone and Frederic Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 6 December 1928. Park Lane Flats Case Heanor Lady's Claim Settled Mr. Justice Swift, in the Kings Bench Division to-day, resumed the hearing of the action by Mrs. Caroline Cattle, wife of Mr. Fredk. Cattle, solicitor, of Heanor, against the Park Lane Flats, Ltd., Salisbury House, London, claiming damages for alleged breaches of covenant in the leases of two flats at Park-lane, formerly the residence of Lord Brassey. Defendants denied the breaches. The allegation was that there were no service porters, that the hall and staircase were not properly cleaned, that the lift was ineffective, and heating, hot water and lighting were unsatisfactory. The action was originally brought against Lady Juliet Trevor, of Coombe Court, Kingston, Surrey, also as mortgagee of the property, but his lordship dismissed this defendant from the suit. When the hearing was resumed to-day Mr. Goddard, K.C., M.P., for the Park-lane Flats, Ltd., stated that the parties had met and settled their differences amicably. The court would not be asked to pronounce any order, and the judgement already given would not be drawn up. The record would be withdrawn. Mr. Justice Swift said he had no doubt the parties had acted wisely. Mentioned Frederic Cattle.76 |
| Research | 1929 | Research: at 24 Park Lane W.1, Westminster, London, LND,Electoral Roll 7645 Rw Ow Cattle, Caroline, SJ 24 Park Lane W.1 7651 Rw - Stanhope, Phyllis Helen, 24 Park Lane W.1 (at same address as William George Buchanan, Mary Cook, Rosina Eliza Denham, Alice Knights, John Lindsay, James Joseph Riorden, Falconer Lewis Wallace & Kathleen Anne Wallace - 10 persons in total) (Note this is next door to "Stanhope House" if this is significant ...? Note: Rw = Residential qualification, woman, Ow = Occupational qualification, woman).66 |
| Anecdote* | after 1930 | Mrs Swingler died in 1919. Devastated, Alfred commissioned a carved church alter table on a new chancel floor in her memory. It is still in perfect condition today. After Alfred’s death in 1930, Frederick Cattle purchased the Hall. The Cattles: Frederick Cattle was a retired solicitor. There is little mention of his and his wife’s involvement with village life. However, the tradition of the choir’s Christmas mince pie treat at the Hall was still a highlight and they were generous when approached.77 |
| Research* | 11 April 1930 | Research: at Smalley Hall, Smalley, DBY,Mr. Alfred Swingler of Smalley Hall died on this day, aged 71 years. Presumably they bought the house from his Estate.78 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 23 May 1930 | Caroline Shipstone and Frederic Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 23 May 1930. Notice of Sale Smalley Hall Estate, Derbyshire Messrs. W. S. Bagshaw & Sons beg to announce that they have sold this Freehold Estate comprising Smalley Hall and Grounds, Three Cottages and Lands extending to: 22 Acres, 0 Roods, 20 Perches The property will not therefore be offered by Auction as previously advertised.79 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 5 September 1930 | Caroline Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 5 September 1930. Heanor Petty Sessions Application for Ejectment Mrs. Caroline Cattle, Smalley Hall, applied through Mr. J.E. Smith (Ilkeston) for an ejectment order against William Ridd of Smalley, in respect of a cottage which he occupied, and the Bench made an order for the possession in one month.80 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 14 November 1930 | She and Frederic Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 14 November 1930. Fire Danger to Mansion Oak beams on fire at Smalley Hall Oak beams caught fire at Smalley Hall, the home of Mrs. Frederick Cattle, yesterday, and the building was threatened with destruction. A beam running across the breast of the kitchen chimney was discovered burning, and other beams beneath the floor of the room above also caught fire. Mrs. Cattle's staff and workmen from Messrs. Smart and Brown, a Nottingham furniture firm, who happened to be in the house, fought the flames. They pulled up floor boards, stripped off panelling, and poured water on the blazing beams. After nearly three hours work they got the fire under control. Extensive damage was done.81 |
| (Beneficiary) Will | 13 May 1931 | Caroline Shipstone was named as "my sister, Caroline Cattle any two of my paintings (not otherwise bequeathed) which she may select and my Daimler Motor Car and my sable cape and a needlework chair on the landing in my house", a beneficiary in the Will of Helen Shipstone dated 13 May 1931.82 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 19 August 1931 | Caroline Shipstone and Frederic Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 19 August 1931. Hospital Fete at Smalley Hall Twins present Bouquet to Mrs. FitzHerbert Wright Mrs. FitzHerbert Wright, President of the Derbyshire Children's Hospital, opened the fete at Smalley Hall today, organised by Mrs. Percy Eales, secretary to the Ladies League, in aid of the Hospital funds. The Hall grounds and outbuildings were lent by Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Cattle. Mrs. Phillip Turton's twin children from Heanor presented Mrs. FitzHerbert Wright with a bouquet on behalf of the executive committee of the Ladies League. Mr. W. Allan Reid, chairman of the hospital, presided. Among the attractions planned is a baby show, and judges appointed were Mrs. Dudley Stanhope, daughter of Mrs. Cattle, and Mrs. M. Wells, of Derby. The prizes will be presented by Mrs. Cattle. Mr. Pat Peat and Mr. Cook arranged a whist drive, for which Mr. Butler was M. C. Teas were catered for by Mrs. Burrows, Mrs. B. Turton, Miss Smedley, and Mrs. Mills, assisted by Smalley Scouts under scoutmaster Hewitt. There were numerous side shows. Mrs. Eales was helped by Mrs. T. Batts, assistant secretary, Alderman and Mrs. W. G. Wilkins, Mrs. Wells, Miss Elson, Mrs. Pearce, Mrs. James, Mrs. Keeling, Mrs. Hinds, Mrs. Skidmore, Mrs. Roberts, and Mrs. Wilson. Mentioned Phyllis Helen Cattle.83 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 20 August 1931 | Caroline Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 20 August 1931. SMALLEY FETE APPEAL FOR HOSPITAL Derby Institution for Children needs £9,500 £22,000 Scheme Derbyshire Children's Hospital Board of Management have received only £12,500 towards the £22,000 extension scheme. Thus Mr. W. Allan Reid, of Derby, chairman of the hospital, who appealed for increased support at the fete held at Smalley Hall yesterday to augment hospital funds. Mr. Reid introduced the opener, Mrs. FitzHerbert Wright, president of the hospital, and paid tribute to her services during her four years' presidency - the most difficult period the hospital had known in its 50 years' existence. Alderman's Thanks Alderman W.G. Wilkins, who proposed a vote of thanks to Mrs. FitzHerbert Wright, said that he had experience, as chairman of the Childrens After-Care Committee, of the advantage children aged from three to five, received from treatment before attending school. Mrs. Cattle, who acknowledged the thanks to the host and hostess, referred to the particular interest Mr. Cattle and she had in the welfare of children. Mr Cattle she said, was hon secretary of the N.S.P.C.C. branch at Ilkeston, while she had been hon secretary to the Heanor Branch of the Society for 20 years. Baby Show Winners There were more than 50 entries for the Baby Show, and the winners were: Under one year: Noreen Haywood, Monica Drury, Margaret Wardell, Michael Parker and Donald Alldread. One to two: Audrey Morecroft, June Dolman, Margaret Allen and Brenda Meredith. Two to three: Cecil Wright, Hilda Watson, Betty Bromley and Derrick Meakin. A number of consolation prizes were awarded. The whist drive proved successful, and as a result of the fete - the first effort in Heanor area - about £10 will be handed to the Hospital authorities.84 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 20 August 1931 | She and Frederic Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 20 August 1931. Womens Way from Day to Day In and around Derby Photo "Mrs F. Cattle" At Smalley Hall Now let us revert to yesterday's affairs. Late in the morning a man said to me "Where are you going this afternoon?". "There's a garden fete at Smalley Hall" I replied, glancing at the rain. "Well I should think you will never go - nobody will hold a garden party to-day", he replied, and I was tempted to agree with him. Some workers might have been utterly dismayed by the downpour, but member of the Derbyshire Women's League in aid of the Children's Hospital need more than storms to dampen their spirits. They were over at Smalley Hall a long time before noon, and the subsequent sunshine justified their optimism. Baby Shows The vehicle which took me to the gate must have been the "baby's bus" and I thoroughly enjoyed the ride. Because of the view? Oh! no. That was worth noticing, but I was much too occupied with other affairs to study fields and trees. You see, there were mothers and babies in front, behind and by the side of me. They were friendly too, so the conversation was domestic. We discussed baby shows already held in various parts of the county, and the fact that youngsters were likely to get tired during the judging. "You don't have to be disappointed if you don't win. Whether you win or not, it helps the hospital", said one woman, and I liked her philosophical attitude. Patience Needed "It's an outing too" was another expressed opinion. I decided that to be a judge of babies at any show must need a great amount of patience and discretion. Having arrived with many of the youngsters, I took a keen interest in the part they played at the Smalley Hall Fete. Mrs. Percy Eales and Mrs. J.W. Batts greeted me smilingly. Alderman and Mrs. W.G. Wilkins, Miss N. Elsom, Mrs Pearce, Mrs. W. Roberts, Mrs. M. Wells, Mrs. Pratt and Mrs. Walthall attended and carried out various duties cheerfully and helpfully. There was a pleasant hospitable atmosphere that augured well for the success of the fete. Mrs. E. L. Burrows, Mrs. R. Mills, Mrs. P. Turton, Sister Bednall, of Heanor, and Mrs. E. Skidmore were busily preparing tea, which was served under cover. Mrs. Wilmot-Sitwell was among the visitors. Among the guests: I had tea in Hall with Mr. & Mrs. F Cattle who had so kindly loaned their grounds for the fete, Mrs. H. FitzHerbert Wright, and Mrs. Allen Reid. Mrs. Dudley Stanhope, Mr. and Mrs. Cattle's daughter, was busily helping. By the way, the Baroness Orezy and her husband, Mr. Henry Barstow, Mrs. Stanhope's friends, are expected at Smalley Hall this week-end. Miss Mary Waechter and her brother Mr. John Waechter, who are at present staying at the Hall, were at the fete. Their brother, the 19 year old Sir D'Arcy Waechter will be, so someone once told me, one of the most eligible bachelors in Britain. Photo: "Mrs. FitzHerbert Wright, the opener of Smalley Hall fete yesterday, receiving a bouquet from Nancy and Peggy, the twin children of Mrs. Philip Turton". ... Article by regular columnist, Hilda R. Bennett. Mentioned Phyllis Helen Cattle.85 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 20 August 1931 | Caroline Shipstone and Phyllis Helen Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 20 August 1931. Making Note of entrants in the Baby Show, one of the attractions of the fete held at Smalley Hall yesterday in aid of Derbyshire Children's Hospital (Photo of judges and babies- poss including Mrs Cattle and/or Stanhope).86 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 20 August 1931 | Caroline Shipstone and Phyllis Helen Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 20 August 1931. Smalley Hall Fete: Mickelover Children's Treat At Smalley Hall Mrs. FitzHerbert Wright opening the fete organised by Mrs. Percy Eales, secretary to the Derbyshire Women's League, in aid of the funds of Derbyshire Children's Hospital, yesterday. Also in our picture are Mrs. F. Cattle, of Smalley Hall, Mrs. Percy Eales, Mr. Allen Reid, Mrs. Phillip Turton, Mrs. J. W. Batts, Mrs. Pratt, and Mrs. Dudley Stanhope.87 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 9 December 1931 | Caroline Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 9 December 1931. Womens Way from Day to Day In and around Derby At the Albert Hall: Mrs. E. W. Mann, secretary of the Laurence Lee Grand Opera Company was also at the bazaar. I learnt that the members are working very hard for the matinee which is to be given on January 23 in the Grand Theatre. With two rehearsals a week after Christmas, the players will not find they have much spare time. Mrs. F Cattle, who was accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Dudley Stanhope, was in the Albert Hall. You will recall that Mr. and Mrs. Cattle lent the grounds of Smalley Hall earlier in the year for a hospital party. Mentioned Phyllis Helen Cattle.88 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 27 June 1932 | Caroline Shipstone and Frederic Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 27 June 1932. SMALLEY HALL FETE Conservative Addressed by Mr. H. Wragg M.P. "As usual, most of the figures were incorrect" said Mr. H. Wragg, M.P. for the Belper Division, speaking at Smalley Conservative garden fete on Saturday at Smalley Hall, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Cattle. He was referring to a recent speech at Belper by Miss Susan Lawrence regarding the present state of affairs in comparison with those which existed under the Labour government. Miss Lawrence did not appear to realise, he said, that when the Conservative Government left office in 1929 there were only 1,100,000 unemployed, and after two years of Labour government this figure had increased to 2,850,000. Records revealed that 150,000 more people were employed than when the government came into power, and it was interesting to compare this with the last six months of the Labour Government, from March, 1930, to September, 1931, during which period the number of people employed dropped by 350,000. Mr. A. Butler presided, and Mr. and Mrs. Cattle, Mr. E. Burrows, and Captain Chandler, of Derby, agent for the division, were among those present.89 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 17 July 1933 | Caroline Shipstone and Frederic Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 17 July 1933. SMALLEY HALL Grounds Opened in aid of Nursing Fund Many people took advantage of the kindness of Mr. and Mrs. F. Cattle in opening the grounds of Smalley hall to the public yesterday. Some remained in the grounds for several hours and refreshments were provided for them. The gates were open for five hours from 2.30. A small admission charge was made, and £6 17s was realised for the Queen Alexandra Nursing Fund. Brigadier-General E.C.W.D. Walthall announces that the grounds of his residence, Alton Manor, Idridgehay, near Wirksworth, will be open to the public each Wednesday from 2 p.m. till 8 p.m., until further notice. An admission charge of 6d. will be made. Proceeds are for the Queen Victoria Home of Rest, Derby.90 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 2 August 1933 | Caroline Shipstone and Frederic Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 2 August 1933. SMALLEY HALL FETE Effort for Derby Children's Hospital By invitation of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Cattle, a garden fete in aid of the Children's Hospital, Derby, was held at Smalley Hall, Derby, to-day. Mrs. Cattle was the opener and Mr. A. N. Whiston presided. Stalls and side shows were arranged by the Children's Hospital Women's league, under Mrs. Eales and Mrs. Batt. A Baby show was one of the attractions. The judges appointed were the matron of the Children's Hospital and her sister (Miss Dight), and Mrs. A. N. Whiston. The Children's Hospital will benefit to the extent of £31 by the fete held at Ednaston Manor on Saturday by invitation of Mr. W. G. Player. The Ednaston Manor fete was arranged by Mrs. Eales and Mrs. Batt and Derbyshire Women's League, assisted by the Ednaston Committee. Mr. and Mrs. W.G. Player, Mr. Ashely Player and Miss Player were present and received the guests. Visitors included Lady Storrs, Mrs. Cust, Mrs. FitzHerbert-Wright, Mrs. Evelyn Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Cattle, Mr. T. Pearson and the Rev. T.B. Brown, of Brailsford. The Brailsford Women's Institute provided the tea, under the management of their president, Mrs. T. Pearson.91 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 13 December 1933 | Caroline Shipstone and Frederic Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 13 December 1933. TOC H. Lamp Derby Members at Heanor Ceremony Members of Heanor TOC H., with representatives of the Derby, Nottingham, Ilkeston, and Ripley branches assembled at the Mundy Memorial Hall, Marlpool, last evening, to receive a lamp presented to the local branch by Mr. and Mrs. F. Cattle, of Smalley Hall, and formerly of Heanor, in memory of their two sons who fell during the war. The lamp, which was lighted by the Prince of Wales in London on Saturday, bears the inscription: "In memory of James Henry Nightingale Cattle, Capt., Lens, 1.v.1917 and Bernard Shipstone Cattle, M.C., Lt., Thiepval, 7.vii.1916." Mr. E. Greasley, Nottingham, area secretary, accepted the lamp from Mrs. Cattle, who was accompanied by her husband, and the ceremony of lighting was performed by Mr. F.L. Allan, chairman of the branch. Mr. C. Buxton, Shipley, presided over the gathering, which was addressed by Mr. Greasley. A history of the local branch was given by Mr. Robert Marriott. Mentioned James Henry Nightingale Cattle and Eustace Shipstone Cattle.92 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 15 December 1933 | Caroline Shipstone and Frederic Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 15 December 1933. Heanor TOC H. Following the historic event on Saturday last, when the Heanor Group Toc H attained its status of Heanor Branch, the local members experienced a further red letter day on Tuesday, when a large gathering including representatives from Derby, Nottingham, Ilkeston, and Ripley branches assembled at the Mundy Memorial Hall for the purpose of receiving the Heanor Lamp, a gift of Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Cattle, of Smalley Hall, in memory of their two officer sons, who fell in the Great War. Mr. C. Buxton (Shipley) presided over the initial proceedings, which were devoted to community singing. Supper was afterwards served, during the course of which, congratulatory speeches were made by the visitors to Heanor upon having become a branch and an interesting account of Toc H work in Heanor since the formation of the group was given by Mr. R. Marriott. Mrs. Cattle, who was accompanied by Mr. Cattle, afterwards presented the lamp, which was accepted on behalf of the branch by Mr. E. Greasley (Nottingham Area secretary), who called upon Mr. F.L. Allen (president) to perform the ceremony of lighting. The lamp, which is on an attractive design, bearing a duplicate cross, is provided with a handsome diamond-shaped case with the inscriptions: "Heanor Toc H Branch" and "To the memory of James Henry Nightingale Cattle, Capt., Lens., 1-5-1917, and of Bernard Shipstone Cattle, M.C., Lt., Thiepval, 7-7-1916." An interesting address dealing with the origination, progress and objects of the Toc H Movement was afterwards given by Mr. Greasley, and the gathering closed with prayer by Padre A.C. Hardy. Mentioned James Henry Nightingale Cattle and Eustace Shipstone Cattle.93 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 17 January 1934 | Caroline Cattle was mentioned in a newspaper article on 17 January 1934. As Mr. and Mrs. Cattle (Smalley Hall), mourners at the funeral of the late Miss Helen Shipstone. Subject: Helen Shipstone Mentioned: Thomas Shipstone, Eric Peter Shipstone Snell, Annie Eliza Snell, Caroline Cattle, Frederic Cattle, Phyllis Helen Cattle, George John Mackness, Helena Kathleen Mackness, James Henry Shipstone, Ronald Arthur Shipstone, Patti Theodora Woodhouse, Helen Shipstone Selka, Salomon Selka, Frances Mary Shipstone Fowler, Reg Vinter, James Leslie Shipstone, Mary Ward Horsley and Mortimer Frederick Ratcliff.94 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 18 January 1934 | Caroline Cattle was mentioned in a newspaper article on 18 January 1934. As Mr. and Mrs. Cattle (Smalley Hall), mourners at the funeral of the late Miss Helen Shipstone. Subject: Helen Shipstone Mentioned: Thomas Shipstone, Eric Peter Shipstone Snell, Annie Eliza Snell, Caroline Cattle, Frederic Cattle, Phyllis Helen Cattle, George John Mackness, Helena Kathleen Mackness, James Henry Shipstone, Ronald Arthur Shipstone, Patti Theodora Woodhouse, Helen Shipstone Selka, Salomon Selka, Frances Mary Shipstone Fowler, Reg Vinter, James Leslie Shipstone, Mary Ward Horsley and Mortimer Frederick Ratcliff.95 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 15 July 1935 | Caroline Shipstone and Frederic Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 15 July 1935. A large number of people visited Smalley Hall, Smalley, the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Cattle, when it was thrown open to the public yesterday under the National Gardens Scheme, in aid of the Derbyshire County Nursing Association.96 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 19 December 1935 | Caroline Shipstone and Frederic Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 19 December 1935. Harrington Hunt Cancellation of Smalley Hall Meet Mrs. Frederic Cattle of Smalley Hall has requested "the Telegraph" to state that she regrets that it will not be possible to hold the annual meet of the Earl of Harrigton's Hounds at Smalley Hall on Boxing Day on account of her husband's serious illness. She adds that she will try to give one before the end of the season. Mr. Cattle is in a nursing home at Nottingham following a recent operation.97 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 6 March 1936 | Caroline Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 6 March 1936. Named as "accompanied by her mother Mrs. Cattle" at a Heanor Dog Show opened by Mrs. P. Dudley Stanhope (Caroline's daughter). Subject: Phyllis Helen Cattle Mentioned: Caroline Shipstone.98 |
| Death of Spouse | 5 June 1936 | Her husband Frederic Cattle died on 5 June 1936 at Smalley Hall, Smalley, DBY.19 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 6 June 1936 | Caroline Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 6 June 1936. The widow, who was a sister of Sir Thomas Shipstone, of Messrs. James Shipstone and Sons Ltd., brewers, Basford, had one daughter. Two sons, Captain James Cattle and Lieut. Eustace Cattle, were killed in the Great War. Subject: Frederic Cattle Mentioned: Phyllis Helen Cattle, James Henry Nightingale Cattle, Eustace Shipstone Cattle and Caroline Shipstone.99 |
| (Spouse of dec/admn) Prob Index | 24 July 1936 | She was named as the wife of Frederic Cattle (deceased) and as administrator of his Estate on 24 July 1936 at The Probate Office, London, valued at £12969 12s. 6d. resworn £11166 0s. 6d..19 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 29 July 1936 | Caroline Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 29 July 1936. Mrs. Caroline Cattle, widow, the sole executrix to whom Probate was granted. She received around £8000 (the residue of her husband Frederic's property).. Subject: Frederic Cattle Mentioned: Phyllis Helen Cattle and Caroline Shipstone.100 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 15 January 1937 | She was mentioned in a newspaper article on 15 January 1937. Named as "accompanied by her mother Mrs. Cattle" at a Heanor Dog Show opened by Mrs. P. Dudley Stanhope (Caroline's daughter). Subject: Phyllis Helen Cattle Mentioned: Caroline Shipstone.101 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 22 January 1937 | She was mentioned in a newspaper article on 22 January 1937. Named as "accompanied by her mother Mrs. Cattle" at a Heanor Dog Show opened by Mrs. P. Dudley Stanhope (Caroline's daughter). Subject: Phyllis Helen Cattle Mentioned: Caroline Shipstone.102 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 27 December 1937 | She was the subject of a newspaper article on 27 December 1937. Harrington Hunt at Smalley The Boxing Day meet of the Harrington Hunt, which has been held for many years at Smalley Hall, the home of Mrs. F. Cattle, again attracted a large crowd to-day, and many people from surrounding villages were present to watch the hounds move off.103 |
| Research | 13 April 1938 | Research: at Southampton, HAM,UK Departure Passenger Lists Ship: Aquitania, Cunard White Star Line Departure: 13 Apr 1938 Port: Southampton To: New York Tickect/contract: 32977 Destination contracted: New York Name: Stanhope, Phyllis Age:39 (she woud have been 47) Address: Smalley Hall, Nr. Derby Profession: H'wife Country of last permanent residence: England Country of intended future residence: England Tickect/contract: 32978 Destination contracted: New York Name: Cattle, Caroline Age: 67 (she woud have been 73) Address: Smalley Hall, Nr. Derby Profession: H'wife Country of last permanent residence: England Country of intended future residence: England.73 |
| Research | 19 April 1938 | Research:New York Passenger Arrivals Ship: Aquitania, Departure: 13 Apr 1938 (arrived on 19th) Port: Southampton To: New York Name: Stanhope, Phyllis Age: (yrs, months) 39, 8 (she woud have been 47) Sex: Female Status: Married Profession: None Race: English Birth: Heanor Immigration Visa: PV8284 London 12 Apr 1838 Address: England, Derby Name: Cattle, Caroline Age: (yrs, months) 67, 7 Sex: Female Status: Married Profession: None Race: English Birth: Nottingham Immigration Visa: PV8285 London 12 Apr 1838 Address: England, Derby.104 |
| Research | 2 May 1938 | Research: at Southampton, HAM,UK Incoming Passenger Lists Ship: Comorin, P&O S. N. Company Arrived 2 May 1938 Port: Southampton From: New York, Plymouth & Cherbourg Embarkation: New York Destination: 1080 ( actually pass no.) Name: Stanhope, Phyllis Class: A35 Age: 37 (she was actually 46) - female not accompanied by husband or wife Address: Smalley Hall, Derby Profession: Housewife Country of last permanent residence: England Country of intended future residence: England Embarkation: New York Destination: 1016 ( actually pass no.) Name: Cattle, Caroline Class: A24 Age: 67 - female not accompanied by husband or wife Address: Smalley Hall, Nr. Derby Profession: Housewife Country of last permanent residence: England Country of intended future residence: England.105 |
| (Subject) Newspaper* | 13 June 1938 | She and Phyllis Helen Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 13 June 1938. Fete at Locko Park For Hospital and Spondon Church Stallholders: Produce: Mrs. F. Cattle and Mrs. Stanhope.106 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 9 July 1938 | Caroline Shipstone and Phyllis Helen Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 9 July 1938. Puppy Show at Elvaston Prize-winning hounds. Tom Davis, former first whip of the Earl of Harrington's Hounds, and now huntsman of the Bramham Moor Hounds, was one of the judges at the annual puppy show of the Earl of Harrington's Hunt, which took place at Elvaston Kennel's to-day. Results: A special prize was given by Mrs. Dudley Stanhope for the best puppy other than a prize winner, was won by Rapture, walked by Mr. Moore, of Shardlow."107 |
| Research | 1 October 1938 | Research:UK Departure Passenger Lists Ship: Empress of Britain, Canadian Pacific Arrived 1 Oct 1938 Port: Southampton To: Quebec Tickect/contract: E31/152038 Destination contracted: Quebec Name: Cattle, Caroline Age: 67 Address: Smalley Hall, Nr. Derby Profession: None Country of last permanent residence: England Country of intended future residence: England Tickect/contract: E31/152039 Destination contracted: Quebec Name: Stanhope, Phyllis Age: 40 (she woud have been 47) Address: Smalley Hall, Nr. Derby Profession: None Country of last permanent residence: England Country of intended future residence: England.73 |
| Research | 17 October 1938 | Research: at Southampton, HAM,UK Departure Passenger Lists Ship: Normandie, French Line Arrived 17 Oct 1938 Port: Southampton From: New York Embarkation: New York Destination contracted: Southampton Name: Cattle, Caroline Age: 67 Address: Smalley Hall, Derby, England Profession: Housewife Country of last permanent residence: England Country of intended future residence: England Embarkation: New York Destination contracted: Southampton Name: Stanhope-Dudley, Phyllis Age: 38 (actual age 47) Address: Smalley Hall, Derby, England Profession: None Country of last permanent residence: England Country of intended future residence: England.108 |
| Anecdote* | between 1939 and 1945 | During WW2, Mrs Cattle provided a hut for the Smalley Detachment of the Home Guard – the base of which can still be seen in a field on the left as you go down Bell Lane.109 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 2 January 1939 | Caroline Shipstone and Phyllis Helen Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 2 January 1939. The Daily Mirror - Ivor Lamb's Tales (mostly society tittle-tattle on his travels) ... Another young man who is shaping very well at out door sport is sixteen year old Lord Harrington, who was out with the Harrington Hounds at a meet which had been postponed from Boxing Day. Hounds met at Smalley Hall, home of Mrs. Cattle, sister of Sir Thomas Shipstone. Staying at Smalley Hall - it is a lovely old place in Derbyshire - was Mrs. Cattle's daughter, Mrs. Dudley Stanhope. She is a delighful woman and is very well known as one of the leading breeders of Chows. She insists always on giving these clever and lovely dogs their full name of Chow-Chow. And I don't blame her, for, I believe "chow" in Chinese means food. Perhaps the finest of her own dogs is Kiang T'Ang, who recently won a prize for having the perfect head.110 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 23 January 1939 | Caroline Shipstone and Phyllis Helen Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 23 January 1939. Smalley Party Aged Parishioners Guests of Mrs. Eric Cattle More than 100 Smalley parishoners over the age of 60 attended a party at the Boy's School , Smalley, on Saturday at the invitation of Mrs. Eric Cattle, of Smalley Hall. Tea was followed by an entertainment at which Mr. H. H. Dix (chairman of the Parish Council), presided, supported by Mrs. Cattle, Mrs. Dudley Stanhope, the Rev. P. F. Robinson (vicar of Smalley), and Mrs. Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Shaw. Artists were Mr. James Wakefield, Madame J. Wakefield, Mr. L. Walker, and Mr. W. K. Easting. Thanks to Mrs. Cattle were expressed by Mr. F. Stafford and Mr. F. Faulks. Before leaving each man was presented with a packet of tobacco, the gift of Mrs. D. Stanhope.111 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 27 January 1939 | Caroline Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 27 January 1939. Old People's Treat at Smalley The Boy's School , Smalley, presented quite an animated and pleasant picture on Saturday last, when upwards of 100 elderly people enjoyed an excellent tea provided by Mrs. Eric Cattle, of Smalley, and served by the staff of the Hall. After the tea, through the kindness of Mrs. Cattle, a large audience enjoyed an excellent concert at which Mr. H. H. Dix presided, who, in opening, expressed his pleasure at being able to be present, and also expressed the pleasure that it must have given to be the guests of such a good lady. The programme was given by Mr. Jas. Wakefield (conjurer, ventriloquist and raconteur), Madame Jessie Wakefield and Mr. H. Walker (vocalists) all of Derby. Mr. K. Easting (Derby) was the accompanist throughout. During the evening, a vote of thanks to Mrs. Cattle on behalf of the guests was moved by Mr. F. Stafford and Mr. F. Faulks, supported by the Vicar (Rev. P.F. Robinson). Each gentleman present was presented with a packet of tobacco, and each lady with a cake by Mrs. Dudley Stanhope. Altogether a very enjoyable evening was spent, and the hope was expressed that there would be opportunities for many such gatherings. Mentioned Phyllis Helen Cattle.112 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 17 July 1939 | Caroline Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 17 July 1939. Derbyshire Gardens open The grounds of Smalley Hall, the home of Mrs. Frederic Cattle, and "Southsitch", Idridgehay, the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Robinson were open to the public yesterday. The proceeds from Smalley Hall were for the pension fund of Derbyshire County Nursing Association and the Queen's Institute of District Nursing, and from "Southsitch" for Derbyshire Children's Hospital.113 |
| (Present-Main) Cen-Househ* | 29 September 1939 | She was listed at the top of the household in the 1939 UK Register of Hotel Metropole, Brighton, SSX, as No. 74 Cattle, Frederick S., visitor, female, born 1 Apr 1871, widow, of private means. She was enumerated with Phyllis Helen Cattle. Both ladies gave the names of their "husbands", and both noted as widows and of private means. I think this must be the pair I am looking for! Both lied about their ages - Caroline by 6 years, and Phyllis by 8.2 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 21 October 1940 | Caroline Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 21 October 1940. At the death of Sir Thomas Shipstone, the obituary notes: "There is now only one survivor of the 12 children of Mr. James Shipstone, Mrs. Cattle, of Smalley Hall, near Derby, widow of Mr. F. Cattle, solicitor. Ilkeston and Heanor". Subject: Thomas Shipstone Mentioned: James Shipstone, The Shipstones Brewery, Ronald Arthur Shipstone, James Henry Shipstone, Annie Eliza Shipstone, Mabel Frances Shipstone, Helena Kathleen Shipstone and Caroline Shipstone.114 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 25 October 1940 | She was mentioned in a newspaper article on 25 October 1940. As Mrs Frederick Cattle (sister), a family mourner at the funeral of the late Sir Thomas Shipstone. Subject: Thomas Shipstone Mentioned: Annie Eliza Shipstone, Mabel Frances Shipstone, Helena Kathleen Shipstone, James Henry Shipstone, Ronald Arthur Shipstone, Reginald Arthur Vinter, Eric Peter Shipstone Snell, John Mortimer Shipstone Ratcliff, Caroline Shipstone, George John Mackness, MA MB Bch (Cantab) James Eric Boobbyer Snell and Mortimer Frederick Ratcliff.115 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 26 October 1940 | Caroline Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 26 October 1940. As Mrs Frederick Cattle (sister), a family mourner at the funeral of the late Sir Thomas Shipstone. Subject: Thomas Shipstone Mentioned: Annie Eliza Shipstone, Mabel Frances Shipstone, Helena Kathleen Shipstone, James Henry Shipstone, Ronald Arthur Shipstone, Reginald Arthur Vinter, Eric Peter Shipstone Snell, John Mortimer Shipstone Ratcliff, Caroline Shipstone, George John Mackness, MA MB Bch (Cantab) James Eric Boobbyer Snell and Mortimer Frederick Ratcliff.115 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 3 January 1941 | Caroline Shipstone and Phyllis Helen Cattle were the subject of a newspaper article on 3 January 1941. Heanor Funeral News of the death at the Derby Royal Infirmary on Saturday week of Mr. Albert Ernest Woolley, only son of Mrs. Woolley and the late Mr. John Woolley of Nelson Street, Heanor, occasioned considerable grief. Mr. Woolley, who was 29 years of age, and been employed by Mrs. F. Cattle, of Smalley Hall since leaving school and was held in great esteem by the family and staff. The interment took place at Heanor Cemetery on Wednesday last week, the service being conducted by the Rev. F. Adamson. Mrs. Woolley (deceased's mother) was unable to be present due to illness, the mourners being: Mr. and Mrs. F. Woodruff, brother-in-law and sister; Miss Seabrook, fiancee; Mr. and Mrs. N. Elliott and Mr. and Mrs. T. Jackson, uncles and aunts; Mrs. Peel and Mrs. Phillips, aunts; Mrs. Seabrook, Mrs. Cheshire, Mr. A. Robinson, Mr. A. Bailey, Mr. C. Dodsley, friends. Also present at the cemetery were Mrs. D. Stanhope (Smalley Hall) and Mr. Extall (chauffer). In addition to family tributes, flowers were also sent by Mrs. F. Cattle, Mrs. D. Stanhope and the staff at Smalley Hall.116 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 10 July 1941 | Caroline Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 10 July 1941. Derbyshire Gardens Open to the public: Chatsworth House (Duke of Devonshire), Sunday 2 to 6 p.m. Smalley Hall (Mrs. Frederick Cattle), 2.30 to 8.30; Flower Lilies (Lady Inglefield), 2.30 to 8 p.m. Admission 1s.117 |
| Death of Daughter | 12 December 1942 | Her daughter Phyllis Helen Cattle died on 12 December 1942 at Smalley Hall, Smalley, DBY.12,19 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 15 December 1942 | Caroline Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 15 December 1942. As Mrs. Cattle of Smalley Hall, Smalley. Subject: Phyllis Helen Cattle Mentioned: Caroline Shipstone and Frederic Cattle.118 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 15 December 1942 | Caroline Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 15 December 1942. Named as her mother, Mrs. Eric Cattle, of Smalley Hall, in the report of the death of Mrs. Stanhope. Subject: Phyllis Helen Cattle Mentioned: Caroline Shipstone, Sir Thomas Shipstone, Harry Shipstone and Ron Shipstone.119 |
| Research | 1943 | Research: at Smalley Hall, Smalley, DBY,Cattle, Mrs. Caroline, Smalley Hall, Smalley - Horsley 212.120 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 22 November 1944 | Caroline Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 22 November 1944. Named as "Mrs F. Cattle", a "other relative with general mourners" at the funeral of Ronald Arthur Shipstone Subject: Ronald Arthur Shipstone Mentioned: James Henry Shipstone, Gertrude Turner, James Leslie Shipstone, Mary Ward Horsley, Hubert Cyril Cutts, Marjorie Eileen Shipstone, George John Mackness, Helena Kathleen Shipstone, Kathleen Iris Mackness, Mortimer Frederick Ratcliff, Edith Mary Shipstone, Caroline Shipstone and Mary Shipstone Selby.121 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 6 July 1945 | Caroline Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 6 July 1945. General Notices Derbyshire County Nursing Assn. The Gardens at Smalley Hall, Smalley (Mrs. Frederic Cattle) open on SUNDAY NEXT from 2.30 to 8.30 Admission 1/-. Tea 1/6.122 |
| Research | 1946 | Research: at Smalley Hall, Smalley, DBY,Cattle, Mrs. Caroline, Smalley Hall, Smalley - Horsley 212.120 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 April 1946 and 30 June 1946 | Her death was registered between 1 April 1946 and 30 June 1946 at R.D. Ilkeston Ref: 7b 530, age 81.123 |
| (Deceased) Death* | 13 June 1946 | She died on 13 June 1946 at Smalley Hall, Smalley, DBY, Age 81.1,19 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 14 June 1946 | She was the subject of a newspaper article on 14 June 1946. Deaths Cattle At her residence Smalley Hall, Derbyshire on June 13, 1946, Caroline Cattle. Funeral service at Smalley Parish Church 11:15 a.m., Saturday June 15th followed by interment at Heanor Cemetery.124 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 15 June 1946 | She was buried on 15 June 1946 at Marlpool Cemetery, Heanor, DBY, "Frederic Cattle, of Smalley Hall, Heanor Dearly beloved husband of Caroline Shipstone Cattle, Died June 5th 1936. Who lived to serve others. The aforesaid Caroline S. Cattle, Died June 13th 1946. "Reunited."125,126" |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 21 June 1946 | She was the subject of a newspaper article on 21 June 1946. Death and Funeral of Mrs. Cattle of Smalley The news of the death on Tuesday last after a short illness of Mrs. Caroline Cattle, of Smalley Hall, was received with regret over a wide area. Mrs. Cattle, who was 81 years of age, was the widow of Mr. Frederick Cattle, a former solicitor of Heanor and Ilkeston, who held the position of clerk to Heanor Urban District Council from its inception to the time of his death. Mr. and Mrs. Cattle formerly resided at Heanor. They lost their two sons during the 1914-18 war, to whose memory a stained glass window was placed in Heanor Parish Church. Mrs. Cattle took a keen interest in the National Society P.C.C., of which she was local hon. secretary, and the grounds of her home were frequently opened in aid of various charitable efforts. A capable musician, she arranged many high-class concerts and was instrumental in raising funds on behalf of Heanor Division St. John Ambulance, in which she took a very keen interest from its formation. The funeral took place at Heanor Cemetery on Saturday, following a service at Smalley Parish Church, conducted by the Rev. P.F. Robinson (vicar), who also officiated at the graveside. The mourners were: Commander and Mrs. Mackness, Mr. and Mrs. James Shipstone, Mrs. Snell, Mrs. Ronald Shipstone and Mr. E.G. Selby (Nottingham), nephews and nieces; and Mrs. C. Cattle (Nottingham), sister-in-law. Other present included Mr. and Mrs. R. Robinson (Moorcroft, Morley), Miss Sarah A. Smith (Milnhay, Langley Mill), Miss Cresswell and Mr. A. Attenborough (Nottingham), Miss Emily Raynes (companion), Mr. A. Shaw (Ilkeston, private secretary) and the members of the in-door and out-door staff at Smalley Hall. Following the committal soil brought from the French grave of one of deceased's sons was scattered on the coffin by Miss Raynes. Mentioned Annie Eliza Shipstone, George John Mackness, Helena Kathleen Shipstone, Ellis Gun Selby, Patti Theodora Woodhouse, James Henry Shipstone and Gertrude Turner.126 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 22 June 1946 | Caroline Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 22 June 1946. Re: Mrs CAROLINE CATTLE, deceased, late of Smalley Hall, near Derby, Widow, who died on the 13th day of June 1946 Notice is hereby given that creditors and others having claims gainst the estate of the above named deceased and also all persons having the custody of goods deeds or other documents belonging to her are requested forthwith to send particulars thereof in writing to us the undersigned. Dated this 19th day June 1946. F. Cattle, Chambers and Hind, Ilkeston and Heanor. Solicitors and Executors.127 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 20 July 1946 | She was the subject of a newspaper article on 20 July 1946. Preliminary Announcement: By Instructions from the Executors of Mrs Caroline Cattle, deceased Tuesday, 24th Sept., 1946 at the St. James Sale Rooms Derby. Sale of the VALUABLE FREEHOLD SMALL COUNTRY MANSION "SMALLEY HALL" near Derby and Nottingham. Monday, 30th September And following days. Sale of the Whole of the VALUABLE FURNISHING CONTENTS OF "SMALLEY HALL", on the Premises. Full particulars and catalogues in course of preparation. Solicitors: F. Cattle, Chambers and Hind, Ilkeston and Heanor.128 |
| (Deceased) Prob Index* | 30 July 1946 | In the Probate Index, the deceased was described as Caroline Cattle of Smalley Hall Smalley Derbyshire widow died 13 June 1946. Authority to administer the Estate was granted to Arthur Shaw solicitors clerk and Charles Percival Maltby retired lace manufacturer on 30 July 1946 by The Probate Office, Nottingham. Estate valued at £187468 8s, 6d..19 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 7 September 1946 | She was the subject of a newspaper article on 7 September 1946. By Instructions from the Executors of Mrs Caroline Cattle, deceased SMALLEY HALL, SMALLEY, DERBYSHIRE Tues, WED, & THURS., OCT 1st, 2nd & 3rd, 1946 Sale of the Very Valuable ANTIQUE and MODERN FURNISHING CONTENTS of the Mansion. Also European and English Porcelain; Silver and Plate; Glass; Household Linen; Furs and Wearing Apparel; Cosmetics. THE LIBRARY of BOOKS with many 1st Editions; A VALUABLE COLLECTION of JEWELLERY; Ornamental Items and Outdoor Effects. View Days: Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 26th, 27th and 28th September 1946. Admission by Catalogue only. Catalogues in course of preparation, price 2s. 6d. each. Full particulars later.129 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 21 September 1946 | She was the subject of a newspaper article on 21 September 1946. By Instructions from the Executors of Mrs Caroline Cattle, deceased SMALLEY HALL, SMALLEY, DERBYSHIRE. Six miles from Derby, on the main Derby to Heanor Road, 11 miles from Nottingham. Sale by Auction on the Premises on TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, & THURSDAY, 1st, 2nd & 3rd OCTOBER, 1946. The Very Valuable Antique and Modern FURNISHING CONTENTS of the Mansion House including: A magnificent Suite of Louis XV. design giltwood and tapestry furniture, 10 pieces; several Louis Cabinets and Tables in Kingwood and Acajou Wood with rich ormulu mountings; a Bergere Settee and East Chairs; Schiedmayer iron-framed overstrung Pianoforte; a fine Oak Refectory Table, length 8ft., width 2ft. 8ins; and Antique Oak Dresser, width 5ft. 2in; six 16th and 17th Century Oak Sabre and Dower Chests; a carved Oak Settle; a set of six Stuart design Carved Oak Chairs; a Carved Oak Vestry Cupboard. height 6ft. 7in., width 3ft; a 3ft. Carved Oak Monk's bench; an Oak Gate-legged Table; two sets of four Flemish finely Carved Oak Armchairs, upholstered in Tapestry; a 5ft. Heavily Carved Oak Pedestal Writing Table; several richly upholstered 3-piece Lounge Suites, also East Chairs and odd Settees; a 2ft. 6in. Walnutwood Bureau; a 3ft. 6in. Rosewood Bureau; a Louis XV. Walnutwood folding top Card Table, width 2ft. 9in; a 3ft. Buhl Card Table; Objets d'Art, including a pair of large Imperial Cloisonne Enamel Twin Vases from the Throne Room in the Summer Palace, Pekin; a group of walnut and mahogany Diningroom Furniture; Tea and Coffee Tables and Stools; Display Tables and Cabinets; Bedroom and Dressingroom Furnishings; a valuable collection of Axminster, Wilton Pile and Oriental Carpets; several sets of costly Tapestry and Velvet Curtains; Household Utensils; Hoover Cleaner; a Frigidaire Electric Refrigerator, 13 1/4 cu. ft. capacity, etc. Crockery and Glassware. THE LIBRARY of BOOKS including many first editions. European and English Porcelain; Silver and Plate; Glass; Household Linen; Furs and Wearing Apparel and Cosmetics. A VALUABLE COLLECTION of JEWELLERY THE CHALET, being a timber constructed building, weather-boarded, length 18ft. 3in., width 9ft. 8in., accommodation comprising: Two Rooms, Toilet and Cloakroom. OUTDOOR EFFECTS and SUMMER HOUSE SALE to COMMENCE at 10:30 a.m. EACH DAY. VIEW DAYS: Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 26th, 27th and 28th September 1946, from 10 a.m. to 4.0 p.m. CATALOGUES, Price 2/6 each, upon application to the Auctioneers. REFRESHMENTS will be provided on Sale Days at moderate charges.130 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 2 October 1946 | She was the subject of a newspaper article on 2 October 1946. High Prices for Rare China A WORCESTER oval dish given by Queen Mary to the Mayor of Ilkeston, on June 15, 1933, to be sold for a charity, realised £15 10s. at the first day of a three-day sale at Smalley Hall yesterday. This dish, 11 inches in diameter, was of Cantonese design, and, with a Canton enamel oval dish, was sold to a Liverpool buyer. The sale, which is being conducted by Messrs. Richardson and Linnell, the Derby auctioneers, is by instruction from the executors of the late Mrs. Caroline Cattle. Among the 414 lots yesterday were a pair of Sevres porcelain vases and covers, which realised £40, and a Dresden porcelain figure group, which sold for £32. The highest price of the day was £170 for a timber-built sectional weather-boarded chalet, and an electric refrigerator realised £120. At the sale to-day jewellery and books, including some first editions, were offered. Smalley Hall has been purchased for private residence by Mr. H. R. Edwards, of Somercoates.131 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 4 October 1946 | She was the subject of a newspaper article on 4 October 1946. Brisk Bids for Jewels and Ermine Nearly £15,000 was realised from the three-day sale of furniture, jewellery and furs held by Messrs. Richardson and Linnell, for the executors of the late Mrs. C. Cattle. of Smalley Hall. The sale ended at the Hall yesterday. A Maltese Cross pendant set with diamonds realised £380, and a diamond two-stone cross-over ring and a three stone diamond ring sold for £340 each. Three pairs of silk tapestry interlined curtains made £210, and a three piece lounge suit, upholstered blue silk damask £135. An Axminster carpet realised £140, and a Wilton carpet and Persian carpet £115 each. Coupons Given Up Coupons were rendered by purchasers of furs and clothes, the best prices paid for an ermine fur coat (£200), a dyed ermine fur coat with fox collar (£135), and a black seal-skin coat (£21). Bidding was extremely brisk in the linen section, embroidered table cloths realising £10 10s and a pair of candlewick bedspreads £12 10s. Ten bottles of scent sold for £13 10s., and a brown leather handbag, fitted with a clock, went for £16. First Edition - £6 10s In the library sale a first edition of Thomas Hardy's "Return of the Native" realised £6 10s., and 28 volumes of "Cranford" in orginal cloth were sold for £12. Smalley Hall has been purchased for private residence by Mr. H. R. Edwards, of Somercoates.132 |
| Anecdote | April 1951 | After Mrs Cattle’s death, a friend donated a stained glass window in the Children’s Corner of the Church. The only stained glass window in the north aisle is inscribed: “AMDG In Thankful Memory of Phoebe Raynes, Caroline Cattle and of all Mothers, April 1951”.109,133 |
Known Children of Caroline Shipstone and Frederic Cattle |
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| (Bride) Marriage* | between 1 July 1890 and 30 September 1890 | Caroline Shipstone married Frederic Cattle between 1 July 1890 and 30 September 1890 at Wesleyan Methodist Free Chapel, New Basford, NTT, Year: 1890 Derbyshire Registrar's Marriage Index Forenames: Caroline Surname: SHIPSTONE Spouse Forenames: Frederic Spouse Surname: CATTLE Place: New Basford Description: Wesleyan Methodist Free Chapel County: Nottinghamshire Country: England Reg Office: 685 Register Entry: RO/41/006.7,8,9,10 |
| Children |
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| Last Edited | 9 May 2025 |
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Charles Edward Shipstone1
M, #1084, b. between 13 January 1863 and 1 April 1863, d. 13 January 1881
| Father | James Shipstone1 b. 9 Feb 1818, d. 21 Oct 1897 |
| Mother | Frances Elizabeth Dodson1 b. bt 8 Apr 1820 - 9 Nov 1820, d. 12 Dec 1908 |
| (Child) Birth* | between 13 January 1863 and 1 April 1863 | Charles Edward Shipstone, son of James Shipstone and Frances Elizabeth Dodson, was born between 13 January 1863 and 1 April 1863 at New Basford, NTT.1,2 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 April 1863 and 30 June 1863 | His birth was registered between 1 April 1863 and 30 June 1863 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b 131, Shipstone, Charles Edward mother: Dodson.3,4 |
| Charles Edward Shipstone was the son of James Shipstone and Frances Elizabeth Dodson.1 | ||
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 2 April 1871 | The 1871 UK Census of Radford Road, New Basford, NTT, listed James Shipstone and Frances Elizabeth Dodson with James Shipstone, Jane Shipstone, Elizabeth Shipstone, Frances Elizabeth Shipstone, Enoch Shipstone, Helen Shipstone, Charles Edward Shipstone and Caroline Shipstone, along with Eliza Hazland, general servant age 18 and Maria James, nursemaid age 15, both from Somercotes, DBY. Charles Edward Shipstone was described as Charles Edward Shipston son, unmarried age 8, scholar, born New Basford, NTT.2 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 January 1881 and 31 March 1881 | His death was registered between 1 January 1881 and 31 March 1881 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b 92, age 17.5 |
| Death* | 13 January 1881 | He died on 13 January 1881 at 194 Radford Road, New Basford, NTT.1 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 15 January 1881 | He was buried on 15 January 1881 at grave 989, Church Cemetery, Nottingham, NTT, as Charles Edward Shipstone age 17, son of James Shipstone, brewer, Saturday at 2 o'clock. Shares "family grave 6 feet deep to contain 6 bodies" number 989. Burial 1981 - Annie Shipstone age 20, 3rd Sep 1870 Burial 4582 - Charles Edward Shipstone, age 17, 15 Jan 1881 The only 2 occupants.1,6 |
| (Subject) Newspaper* | 21 January 1881 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 21 January 1881. Deaths: On the 13th inst., at the Brewery, New Basford, Charles Edward, youngest son of James and Frances Elizabeth Shipstone, aged 17 years. Deeply Lamented. Mentioned James Shipstone and Frances Elizabeth Dodson.7 |
| Research* | 1912 | Research:The Leys School , Cambridge Directory Pub 1912 Pages 546 P282 Deceased: Shipstone, C. E. |
| Last Edited | 1 Jun 2024 |
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Daisy Shipstone1
F, #767, b. 11 January 1890, d. 11 January 1956
| Father | Samuel Shipston1 b. 15 Jul 1856, d. 6 May 1928 |
| Mother | Dinah Broadhead1 b. bt 1 Jul 1856 - 30 Sep 1856, d. 26 Mar 1907 |
| Relationship | 2nd cousin 2 times removed of Philip John CHAMBERLAIN |
| Charts | Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 - DSP Descendant Indented James Shipston Descendants of James Shipston bn 1791 Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 brewing association Descendants of James Shipston bn 1760 - In Military |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 January 1890 and 31 March 1890 | Her birth was registered between 1 January 1890 and 31 March 1890 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b, 164 Shipstone, Daisy mother: Broadhead.2,3 |
| Birth-Alt | 11 January 1890 | Daisy Shipstone, daughter of Samuel Shipston and Dinah Broadhead, was also reported to have been born on 11 January 1890 at Ilkeston, DBY.1,4,5 |
| Birth* | 11 January 1890 | Daisy Shipstone, daughter of Samuel Shipston and Dinah Broadhead, was born on 11 January 1890 at Cossall, NTT.6,4,5 |
| Daisy Shipstone was the daughter of Samuel Shipston and Dinah Broadhead.1 | ||
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 5 April 1891 | The 1891 UK Census of Middleton Street, Cossall, NTT, listed Samuel Shipston and Dinah Broadhead with Nellie Elizabeth Shipstone and Daisy Shipstone. Daisy Shipstone was described as Daisy Shipstone, daughter, single, age 1, born Cossall, NTT.7 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 31 March 1901 | The 1901 UK Census of 41 Queen Street, Long Eaton, DBY, listed Samuel Shipston and Dinah Broadhead with Daisy Shipstone, Lillie Shipstone, Samuel Shipstone and Nellie Elizabeth Shipstone. Daisy Shipstone was described as Daisy Shipstone, daughter, age 11 born Ilkeston, DBY.1 |
| Death of Mother | 26 March 1907 | Her mother Dinah Broadhead died on 26 March 1907 at Long Eaton, DBY.8,9 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 2 April 1911 | The 1911 UK Census of 17 Maxwell Street, Long Eaton, DBY, listed Nellie Elizabeth Shipstone with Daisy Shipstone and Lillie Shipstone, along with (her sisters). No sign of their father (who was probably in America at this time).. Daisy Shipstone was described as Daisy Shipstone, sister, female age 21, millhand, lace maker, born Cossall, NTT.6 |
| Married Name | between 1 July 1913 and 30 September 1913 | As of between 1 July 1913 and 30 September 1913, her married name was Shaw.10 |
| (Groom) MC-Reg* | between 1 July 1913 and 30 September 1913 | Her marriage was registered between 1 July 1913 and 30 September 1913 at R.D. Shardlow Ref: 7b, 1158, as Shaw, Alfred = Shipstone, Daisy.10 |
| (Bride) Marriage* | between 1 July 1913 and 30 September 1913 | She married Alfred Shaw between 1 July 1913 and 30 September 1913 at St. Lawrence, Long Eaton, DBY, Shipstone, Daisy = Shaw, Alfred.10,11 |
| (Wife) Cen-Househ | 19 June 1921 | She was wife of the head of household in the 1921 UK Census of 54 Hungerhill Road, Nottingham, NTT, as Daisy Shaw, wife age 31y 5m female born Cossall, DBY (actually should be NTT) Beer retailer, own account at home. She was enumerated with her husband Alfred Shaw. The house had 5 rooms.12 |
| (Subject) Newspaper* | 28 May 1924 | Daisy Shipstone and Lillie Shipstone were the subject of a newspaper article on 28 May 1924. Transfer of Nottm. Licences Structural Alterations to inns The following transfers were made: From Daisy Shaw to Lily Toon, 54 Hungerhill Road, beer-off. From George Camm to Daisy Shaw, 109 Sneinton Boulevard, beer-off.13 |
| Death of Father | 6 May 1928 | Her father Samuel Shipston died on 6 May 1928 at General Hospital, Nottingham, NTT.14,15,16,9 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 6 May 1931 | Daisy Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 6 May 1931. In Memoriam SHIPSTONE (Samuel) Loving memories of dad, died May 6th 1928 - Nellie and George SHIPSTONE Loving memories of Samuel, died May 6th 1928 - Nellie, Daisy, Lily.17 |
| (Present-Main) Cen-Househ* | 29 September 1939 | She was listed at the top of the household in the 1939 UK Register of The Heathfield Hotel Public House, Heathfield Road, Nottingham, NTT, as Shaw, Daisy, female born 11 Jan 90, married, Paid for domestic duties. She was enumerated with Alfred Shaw.5 |
| (Originator) Newspaper | 13 May 1941 | Daisy Shipstone originated this newspaper article on 13 May 1941. In Memoriam TOON - Lily our darling sister. Time passes, loving memories stay - Daisy, Alf Subject: Lillie Shipstone.18 |
| (Originator) Newspaper | 11 May 1942 | Daisy Shipstone originated this newspaper article on 11 May 1942. In Memoriam TOON - Lily Loving memories of wife amd mother, died May 11th 1938. So greatly missed. - Harry, Jack and Sheila - Lily nee Shipstone sweetest memories of our devoted sister. - Daisy, Alfred - (Shipstone) Treasured memories of our dear sister, Lily 1938 - Nellie, George Subject: Lillie Shipstone.19 |
| (Originator) Newspaper | 12 May 1943 | Daisy Shipstone originated this newspaper article on 12 May 1943. In Memoriam TOON - Sweetest memories, Lily (nee Shipstone), devoted sister, Daisy and Alfred, Heathfield Hotel Subject: Lillie Shipstone.20 |
| (Originator) Newspaper | 11 May 1944 | Daisy Shipstone originated this newspaper article on 11 May 1944. In Memoriam TOON - Lily (nee Shipstone), devoted sister. Lovingly remembered, Daisy, Alfred, Heathfield Hotel Subject: Lillie Shipstone.21 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 January 1956 and 31 March 1956 | Her death was registered between 1 January 1956 and 31 March 1956 at R.D. Ilkeston Ref: 3a, 436 Shaw, Daisy, age 66.22 |
| (Deceased) Death* | 11 January 1956 | Daisy Shipstone died on 11 January 1956 at The General Hospital, Ilkeston, Ilkeston, DBY, Aged 66.22,23,24 |
| Address* | 11 January 1956 | As of 11 January 1956, Daisy Shipstone lived at 30 Kingston Avenue, Ilkeston, DBY.24 |
| (Deceased) Prob Index* | 19 June 1956 | In the Probate Index, the deceased was described as Shaw, Daisy, of 30 Kingston Avenue, Ilkeston, widow, died 11 Jan 1956 at the General Hospital Ilkeston. Authority to administer the Estate was granted to Grace Shaw, spinster on 19 June 1956 by The Probate Office, Nottingham. Estate valued at £1079 18s 2d. Can't find this in Ancestry index but other Daisy/Fanny Shaw from same year gets to the right page.23 |
| Research* | 19 June 1956 | Research:Do not know who Grace Shaw is, as Daisy and Alfred had no children - possibly Alfred's sister, or neice?24 |
Family of Daisy Shipstone and Alfred Shaw |
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| (Bride) Marriage* | between 1 July 1913 and 30 September 1913 | Daisy Shipstone married Alfred Shaw between 1 July 1913 and 30 September 1913 at St. Lawrence, Long Eaton, DBY, Shipstone, Daisy = Shaw, Alfred.10,11 |
| Last Edited | 8 Nov 2024 |
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