John William Shipstone1,2
M, #806, b. 11 April 1877, d. 3 May 1953
| 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 1877 and 30 June 1877 | His birth was registered between 1 April 1877 and 30 June 1877 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b, 115 Shipstone, John William mother: Moore.1,3 |
| Birth* | 11 April 1877 | John William Shipstone, son of John Shipstone and Rebecca Moore, was born on 11 April 1877 at High Park, Nottingham, NTT .4,1,5 |
| John William Shipstone was the son 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.. John William Shipstone was described as John W. Shipstone, son age 3, born High Park, Nottingham, NTT.4 |
| (Child) Baptism | 14 July 1882 | He was baptised on 14 July 1882 at Parish Church of St Mary Magdalene, Sutton-in-Ashfield, NTT, John William Shipstone, born 11 Apr 1877, baptised 14 Jul 1882 of John & Rebecca Shipstone of Forest Side, Engine Driver (at same time as siblings Agatha Ann, Elizabeth Ann, James & Rebecca).6,7 |
| (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). John William Shipstone was described as William Shipstone, son age 13, framework knitter, employed, born Moor Green, NTT.8 |
| Name Variation | 5 April 1891 | As of 5 April 1891, John William Shipstone was also known as William.8 |
| (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. John William Shipstone was described as John Wm. Shipstone, son single, age 23, hosiery machine hand, worker, born Greasley, NTT.9 |
| (Groom) Marriage* | between 1 July 1901 and 30 September 1901 | He married Kate Wardle between 1 July 1901 and 30 September 1901 at R.D. Basford.10,11 |
| (Groom) MC-Reg* | between 1 July 1901 and 30 September 1901 | His marriage was registered between 1 July 1901 and 30 September 1901 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b 401.11,10 |
| Had a Daughter | 13 December 1901 | His daughter Maggie Shipstone was born on 13 December 1901 at R.D. Basford.1,12 |
| Had a Son | 6 May 1906 | His son Hedley William Shipstone was born on 6 May 1906 at R.D. Basford.1,13 |
| Had a Son | 25 January 1911 | His son John Maurice Shipstone was born on 25 January 1911 at R.D. Basford.1,14 |
| (Head) Cen-Househ* | 2 April 1911 | He was head of the household in the 1911 UK Census of 155 Front St, Arnold, NTT, as John William Shipstone, head, male age 33, married, hosiery frame work knitter, worker, born Moorgreen, NTT. Enumerated with his wife Kate Wardle, Maggie Shipstone, Hedley William Shipstone and John Maurice Shipstone. The house had 5 rooms.15 |
| Directory* | between 1913 and 1914 | John William Shipstone was named between 1913 and 1914 in the grocers & shopkeepers section of the Wrights Directory of Nottingham as Shipstone, John W. at 155 Front St., Nottingham, NTT.16 |
| Had a Daughter | 18 January 1915 | His daughter Olive Shipstone was born on 18 January 1915 at R.D. Basford.1,17,12 |
| Directory | 1920 | John William Shipstone and Kate Wardle were named in 1920 in the Polling District b. Forest Ward Mansfield Road 1920 Autumn 567 R O Shipstone, John William 91 568 HO HO Shipstone, Kate 91 at 91 Mansfield Road, Forest Ward, NTT .18 |
| (Head) Cen-Househ | 19 June 1921 | He was head of the household in the 1921 UK Census of 91 Mansfield Road, Nottingham, NTT, as John William Shipstone, head, age 44y 2m male married born Moorgreen, NTT, hosiery framework knitter for J.B. Lewis & sons Ltd., Hosiery manfacturers, Ilkeston junction, NTT 3 children under 16 aged 6, 10 & 15. Enumerated with his wife Kate Wardle, Maggie Shipstone, Hedley William Shipstone, John Maurice Shipstone and Olive Shipstone. The house had 5 rooms.19 |
| Directory | 1922 | John William Shipstone and Kate Wardle were named in 1922 in the Polling District b. Forest Ward Mansfield Road 1922 Spring 570 R O Shipstone, John William 91 571 HO HO Shipstone, Kate 91 at 91 Mansfield Road, Forest Ward, NTT .18 |
| Directory | 1924 | John William Shipstone and Kate Wardle were named in 1924 in the Polling District b. Forest Ward Mansfield Grove 1924 495 R O Shipstone, John William - J 13 496 HO HO Shipstone, Kate 13 at 13 Mansfield Grove, Forest Ward, NTT .18 |
| Directory | 1926 | John William Shipstone and Kate Wardle were named in 1926 in the Polling District b. Forest Ward Mansfield Grove 1926 528 R O Shipstone, John William - J 13 529 HO HO Shipstone, Kate 13 at 13 Mansfield Grove, Forest Ward, NTT .18 |
| (Distribution) Will | 13 September 1927 | John William Shipstone was named as John William 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.2 |
| Directory | 1928 | John William Shipstone and Kate Wardle were named in 1928 in the Polling District B. Forest Ward Mansfield Grove 1928 523 R O Shipstone, John William - J 13 524 HO HO Shipstone, Kate 13 525 R - Shipstone, Hedley William 13 at 13 Mansfield Grove, Forest Ward, NTT .18 |
| Marriage of Son | 25 June 1931 | His son Hedley William Shipstone married Winifred Annie Roberts on 25 June 1931 at Parish Church of St. Mary, Nottingham, NTT.17,10,20 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 28 January 1938 | John William Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 28 January 1938. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Shipstone (cousins) of the deceased, Mary Shipstone Subject: Mary Shipstone Mentioned: James Shipstone, Charlotte Draper, James William Shipstone, Kathleen Ballard, Mabel Violet Shipstone, William Arthur Booth, John Edward Shipstone, Sarah Shipstone, Kenneth Draper Shipstone, Mary Ann Frances White, John William Shipstone and Kate Wardle.21 |
| Address* | circa 1939 | As of circa 1939, John William Shipstone lived at Draycott Road, Sawley, DBY.22 |
| (Present-Main) Cen-Househ | 29 September 1939 | He was listed at the top of the household in the 1939 UK Register of 39 Draycott Road, Long Eaton, DBY, as Shipstone John H, male, born 11 Apr 1877, married, hosiery manufacturer. He was enumerated with Kate Wardle. Daughter Olive (Sprigings later Elvin) only 4 doors away.5 |
| Marriage of Daughter | 21 June 1946 | His daughter Olive Shipstone married Charles Frederick Elvin on 21 June 1946 at R.D. Ilkeston.17,22 |
| Living | 1948 | John William Shipstone was living in 1948 at 48 Draycott Road, Sawley, DBY.23 |
| Living | 1950 | He was living in 1950 at 48 Draycott Road, Sawley, DBY.23 |
| Anecdote* | between 1950 and 1959 | "Granddad Shipstone was one of the 3 to start a knitwear business in the 50s called Cox Moore sadly no longer in existance."24 |
| Living | 1952 | He was living in 1952 at 48 Draycott Road, Sawley, DBY.23 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 April 1953 and 30 June 1953 | His death was registered between 1 April 1953 and 30 June 1953 at R.D. Basford Ref: 3c 42, Shipstone, John William age 76.25,26 |
| Living* | May 1953 | He was living in May 1953 at Bankfield, 48 Draycott Road, Old Sawley, Long Eaton, DBY.27 |
| (Deceased) Death* | 3 May 1953 | He died on 3 May 1953 at 6 Broadgate, Beeston, NTT, age 76.25,22,27,28 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 6 May 1953 | He was buried on 6 May 1953 at Row B, Plot 26, Redhill Cemetery, Arnold, NTT, Treasured Memories Of A Dear Husband and father John William Shipstone Died 3rd May 1953 Aged 76 Years "In heavenly Love Abiding" And his dear wife Kate Died 10th May 1969 Aged 93 years Reunited Shipstone, Jiohn W. age 76 years buried 6 May 1953 Row B Plot 26.29,30,31 |
| (Deceased) Prob Index* | 1 August 1953 | In the Probate Index, the deceased was described as Shipstone, John William of Bankfield, 48 Draycott Road, Old Sawley near Long Eaton, Derbyshire died 3 May 1953 at 6 Broadgate Beeston, Nottinghamshire. Authority to administer the Estate was granted to Hedley William Shipstone and Harold May described as Hedley William Shipstone hosiery Manufacturer and Harold May local government officer on 1 August 1953 by The Probate Office, Nottingham. Estate valued at £6658 16s. 7d..27,28 |
| Living | 1954 | John William Shipstone was living in 1954 at 48 Draycott Road, Sawley, DBY.23 |
| Living | 1956 | He was living in 1956 at 48 Draycott Road, Sawley, DBY.23 |
Known Children of John William Shipstone and Kate Wardle |
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| (Groom) Marriage* | between 1 July 1901 and 30 September 1901 | John William Shipstone married Kate Wardle between 1 July 1901 and 30 September 1901 at R.D. Basford.10,11 |
| Children |
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| Last Edited | 12 Aug 2024 |
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Joseph Shipston1
M, #751, b. between 1 January 1856 and 24 February 1856
| Father | Joseph Shipston1 b. bt 4 Apr 1825 - 31 Mar 1826, d. 12 Apr 1907 |
| Mother | Mary Wass2 b. bt 4 Apr 1822 - 3 Apr 1823, d. 6 Feb 1907 |
| (Child) Birth* | between 1 January 1856 and 24 February 1856 | Joseph Shipston, son of Joseph Shipston and Mary Wass, was born between 1 January 1856 and 24 February 1856 at Whitwell, DBY.3,4 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 January 1856 and 31 March 1856 | His birth was registered between 1 January 1856 and 31 March 1856 at R.D. Worksop Ref: 7b, 43 Shipston, Joseph mother: Wass.5,6 |
| (Child) Baptism | 24 February 1856 | Joseph Shipston was baptised on 24 February 1856 at Whitwell, DBY, Joseph, of Joseph & Mary Shipston, parish of Worksop, Labourer.4,7 |
| He was the son of Joseph Shipston and Mary Wass.1,2 | ||
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 7 April 1861 | The 1861 UK Census of Belph Moor, Whitwell, DBY, listed Joseph Shipston and Mary Wass with James Shipston, Mary Hannah Shipston and Joseph Shipston. Joseph Shipston was described as Joseph Shipston, son age 5 scholar born Nottinghamshire Worksop.3,8 |
| (Enum alone) Cen-Househ* | 2 April 1871 | The 1871 UK Census of Norwood Farm, Holbeck, NTT, listed Joseph Shipston described as Joseph Shipstone, servant, unmarried age 16, farm servant, born Whitwell, DBY living in household of Edward Revel, farmer of 260 acres.9 |
| Last Edited | 24 Oct 2021 |
Citations
- [S1] Census, 1861 from 1837 online.
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Joseph Shipston
M, #752, b. between 4 April 1825 and 31 March 1826, d. 12 April 1907
| Father | James SHIPSTON b. 12 May 1791, d. 27 Mar 1864 |
| Mother | Ann HARPHAM b. c 1790, d. 21 Jun 1830 |
| Occupation* | Joseph Shipston was a Ag. Lab., Garden Labourer.1 | |
| Birth* | between 4 April 1825 and 31 March 1826 | Joseph Shipston, son of James SHIPSTON and Ann HARPHAM, was born between 4 April 1825 and 31 March 1826 at Mansfield Woodhouse, NTT.2,3 |
| Joseph Shipston was the son of James SHIPSTON and Ann HARPHAM. | ||
| (Child) Baptism | 30 January 1827 | Joseph Shipston was baptised on 30 January 1827 at Mansfield Woodhouse, NTT, Joseph s. James & Shipstone (deleted) SHIPSTONE, Mansfield Woodhouse, F.W.K., Wm Goodacre, Curate.4 |
| Death of Mother | 21 June 1830 | His mother Ann HARPHAM died on 21 June 1830 at Mansfield Woodhouse, NTT.5 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 6 June 1841 | The 1841 UK Census of Crooks Yard, Mansfield Woodhouse, NTT, listed James SHIPSTON and Sarah Sharley with John Shipston, William SHIPSTONE, Fanny Shipston and Joseph Shipston. Joseph Shipston was described as Joseph Shipstone, age 14, Ag. Lab., born in Notts.1 |
| (Groom) MC-Reg* | between 1 October 1847 and 31 December 1847 | His marriage was registered between 1 October 1847 and 31 December 1847 at R.D. Worksop Joseph Ref: xv 1224.6 |
| (Groom) Marriage* | 29 November 1847 | He married Mary Wass on 29 November 1847 at The Licensed Schoolroom, Worksop Priory, Worksop, NTT, Joseph Shipston, age 22 had father James, labourer = Mary Wass Noted as "St. Mary (Priory), Anglican" in Nottinghamshire marriage index.3,7,8,9,10,11 |
| Had a Son | between 1 October 1848 and 29 October 1848 | His son William Shipstone was born between 1 October 1848 and 29 October 1848 at Worksop, NTT.12,13,14 |
| Research* | 1851 | Research: Joseph's son James is also recorded confusingly as Thomas. They are approximately the same age, and the only official occurence of Thomas is in the 1861 census (where James does not appear). QED?15 |
| Had a son | 26 January 1851 | His son James Shipston was baptised on 26 January 1851 at The Parish Church of St. Mary (Priory), Worksop, NTT.8,14 |
| (Head) Cen-Househ | 30 March 1851 | He was head of the household in the 1851 UK Census of Ratcliffe, Worksop, NTT, as Joseph Shipston, head, married age 24, farm labourer, born Mansfield Woodhouse, NTT. Enumerated with his wife Mary Wass, William Shipstone and James Shipston.16,15 |
| Had a Daughter | 24 July 1853 | His daughter Mary Hannah Shipston was baptised on 24 July 1853 at The Parish Church of St. Mary (Priory), Worksop, NTT.8,14 |
| Had a Son | between 1 January 1856 and 24 February 1856 | His son Joseph Shipston was born between 1 January 1856 and 24 February 1856 at Whitwell, DBY.17,18 |
| (Head) Cen-Househ | 7 April 1861 | He was head of the household in the 1861 UK Census of Belph Moor, Whitwell, DBY, as Joseph Shipston, Head, married, age 35 ag lab born Mansfield Woodhouse, NTT. Enumerated with his wife Mary Wass, James Shipston, Mary Hannah Shipston and Joseph Shipston. Thomas was almost certainly "James" - mistake by the clerk?17,19 |
| Had a son | 26 November 1861 | His son John Shipstone was baptised on 26 November 1861 at Whitwell, DBY.8,20 |
| Death of Father | 27 March 1864 | His father James SHIPSTON died on 27 March 1864 at Bulwell, NTT.21 |
| Had a son | 27 March 1864 | His son Ben Shipstone was baptised on 27 March 1864 at Whitwell, DBY.8,20 |
| Had a Daughter | between 1 April 1866 and 29 April 1866 | His daughter Fanny Shipston was born between 1 April 1866 and 29 April 1866 at Whitwell, DBY.22,18,13 |
| Had a Daughter | between 4 April 1869 and 3 April 1870 | His daughter Elizabeth Shipstone was born between 4 April 1869 and 3 April 1870 at Whitwell, DBY.3 |
| (Head) Cen-Househ | 2 April 1871 | He was head of the household in the 1871 UK Census of Belph Moor, Whitwell, DBY, as Joseph Shipstone, head, married age 45, labourer, born Mansfield Woodhouse, NTT. Enumerated with his wife Mary Wass, William Shipstone, John Shipstone, Ben Shipstone, Fanny Shipston and Elizabeth Shipstone. Indexed as Shepstone.12 |
| Marriage of Son | 5 June 1876 | His son James Shipston married Mary Ann Havenhand on 5 June 1876 at Sheffield All Saints, Brightside, YKS.3,6,23 |
| Research | 1880 | Research: at Worksop, NTT, Electoral Register,Worksop Polling District: (Worksop) Number, Name, Place of abode, type of qualification, Where property is siutuated: 7881, Shipston Joseph, Welbeck, House, Welbeck Park.24 |
| (Head) Cen-Househ* | 3 April 1881 | He was head of the household in the 1881 UK Census of Sloswick Lodge, Worksop, East Retford, NTT, as Joseph Shipstone, head married age 55 general labourer born in Mansfield Woodhouse, Notts.. Enumerated with his wife Mary Wass, Elizabeth Shipstone. They are the only occupants of Sloswick Lodge next to Sloswick Farm and White Deer Park Lodge.3 |
| Marriage of Daughter | 3 June 1884 | His daughter Mary Hannah Shipston married Joseph Goddard on 3 June 1884 at St Mary (Priory), Worksop, NTT.25,11,26 |
| Marriage of Son | 15 November 1885 | His son Ben Shipstone married Elizabeth Askwith on 15 November 1885 at Holy Trinity, Darnell, Sheffield, YKS.2,23 |
| (Head) Cen-Househ | 5 April 1891 | He was head of the household in the 1891 UK Census of Deer Park Lodge no. 3, Welbeck, NTT, as Joseph Shipstone, head, married, age 65, garden labourer, employed, born Mansfield Woodhouse, NTT. Enumerated with his wife Mary Wass. Next household is Millwood Lodge, and then The Hermitage. Indexed and written as Shipstone.27 |
| Research | between 1892 and 1907 | Research: "In addition to the famous racing stables, where a number of the Duke of Portland's most celebrated horses (including "St. Simon") were to be seen, there is a group of substantially built almshouses, known as "The Winnings," which were erected by the Duke at the request of his wife out of the money won in seven races, viz., the Two Thousand Guineas in 1888 by "Ayrshire," the Derby and St. Leger in 1889 by "Donovan," the Oaks and St. Leger in 1890 by "Memoir," and the One Thousand Guineas in 1890 by "Semolina." The houses, which are excellently furnished, are occupied by pensioned servants whom age or illness has compelled to retire from the service of the Duke." Clearly, as an estate worker, Joseph had claim to one of the almshouse accommodations, and he lived in "The Winnings".28 |
| (Witness) Marriage | 25 August 1897 | Joseph Shipston witnessed the marriage of Fanny Shipston and Edward Habberley on 25 August 1897 at St Mary's Church, Norton Cuckney, NTT, Edward Habberley, 38, bachelor, game keeper of Eccleshall, Staffordshire father: George Habberley, labourer = Fanny Shipstone age 32, spinster of Woodhouse Hall father: Joseph Shipstone, labourer Wit: Joseph Shipstone, Emma Shipstone (was Joseph Fanny's father or brother - assumed father? Who was "Emma Shipstone"?).25,11,29 |
| (Head) Cen-Househ | 31 March 1901 | He was head of the household in the 1901 UK Census of The Winnings, Woodhouse Hall (extra parochial), NTT, as Joseph Shipstone, head married age 75, retired farm labourer born Mansfield Woodhouse, Notts.. Enumerated with his wife Mary Wass, Lily Shipstone, along with Lily Shipstone is the daughter of their son James, who died just after the 1891 census. Woodhouse Hall probably near Worksop (Rural district Blyth & Cuckney). Indexed as "Shepstone."2 |
| Death of Son | December 1902 | His son Ben Shipstone died in December 1902 at 90 Clifton Street, Darnall, YKS.30 |
| Death of Spouse | 6 February 1907 | His wife Mary Wass died on 6 February 1907 at The Winnings, Welbeck, NTT.3,31,32,33,34 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 April 1907 and 30 June 1907 | His death was registered between 1 April 1907 and 30 June 1907 at R.D. Worksop Ref: 7b 25, Shipstone, Joseph age 81.31,35 |
| (Deceased) Death* | 12 April 1907 | Joseph Shipston died on 12 April 1907 at The Winnings, Welbeck, NTT, Twelfth April 1907, The Winnings, Welbeck, Woodhouse Hall R.D., Joseph Shipstone, male age 81 years, general labourer. Bronchitus 1 month, asthenia 3 days Informant: M. A. Goddard, daughter, present at the death, Withington, Manchester. Certified 13th April 1907.32,36,34 |
| (Deceased) Prob Index* | 1 May 1907 | In the Probate Index, the deceased was described as Shipstone, Joseph of the Winnings, Welbeck, Nottinghamshire, garden labourer died 12 April 1907. Authority to administer the Estate was granted to Mary Hannah Shipston and Fanny Shipston described as Mary Hannah Goddard (wife of Joseph Goddard) and Fanny Habberley (wife of Edward Habberley) on 1 May 1907 by The Probate Office, Nottingham. Estate valued at £297-16-7.32 |
Known Children of Joseph Shipston and Mary Wass |
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| (Groom) Marriage* | 29 November 1847 | Joseph Shipston married Mary Wass on 29 November 1847 at The Licensed Schoolroom, Worksop Priory, Worksop, NTT, Joseph Shipston, age 22 had father James, labourer = Mary Wass Noted as "St. Mary (Priory), Anglican" in Nottinghamshire marriage index.3,7,8,9,10,11 |
| Children |
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| Last Edited | 30 Dec 2023 |
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Joseph William Shipston1
M, #1120, b. between 1 January 1881 and 3 January 1881, d. 29 September 1936
| 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 |
| Birth* | between 1 January 1881 and 3 January 1881 | Joseph William Shipston, son of James Shipston and Mary Ann Havenhand, was born between 1 January 1881 and 3 January 1881 at Attercliffe, YKS.1,2 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 January 1881 and 31 March 1881 | His birth was registered between 1 January 1881 and 31 March 1881 at R.D. Sheffield Ref: 9c, 578 Shipstone, Joseph William mother: Havenhand (note another Joseph William in Sheffield, Dec 1881, mother Owen).3,4 |
| Joseph William Shipston was the son of James Shipston and Mary Ann Havenhand.1 | ||
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 3 April 1881 | The 1881 UK Census of 12 house 2 Ct Bright Street, Attercliffe cum Darnall, YKS, listed James Shipston and Mary Ann Havenhand with Mary Emma Shipston and Joseph William Shipston. Joseph William Shipston was described as Joseph Wm Shipstone, son, age 3 months, born Attercliffe, YKS.1 |
| (Child) Baptism | 31 October 1883 | He was baptised on 31 October 1883 at All Saint's, Sheffield, YKS, Joseph William (3 years) of James & Mary Ann Shipstone, 6 Court, Brunswick Road, labourer (baptised at same time as sibling Mary Emma).5 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 5 April 1891 | The 1891 UK Census of Court 6 house 6, Brunswick Road, Brightside Bierlow, YKS, listed James Shipston and Mary Ann Havenhand with Mary Emma Shipston, Joseph William Shipston, Sarah Ann Shipston and Lily Shipstone. Joseph William Shipston was described as Joseph Wm. Shipstone, son age 10 scholar born Sheffield, YKS.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. Joseph William Shipston was described as Joseph W Shipstone, nephew, single, age 20 coal miner (hewer), worker born Carbrook, YKS.7 |
| (Groom) MC-Reg | between 1 June 1905 and 30 September 1905 | His marriage was registered between 1 June 1905 and 30 September 1905 at R.D. Sheffield Ref: 9c, 918.8 |
| Research | between 1 June 1905 and 30 September 1905 | Research: at R.D. Sheffield Elizabeth remarries after Ben died in 1902. New husband Joseph William Shipston, is in her household in 1901 & 1911. He is her first husband's nephew.9,10 |
| (Groom) Marriage* | between 1 July 1905 and 30 September 1905 | He married Elizabeth Askwith between 1 July 1905 and 30 September 1905 at R.D. Sheffield Ref: 9c, 918, Shipstone, Elizabeth = Shipstone, Joseph William. Not in Yorkshire parish marriage transcripts - so probably Registry Office marriage (especially as she as marrying her husband's nephew ...)8 |
| Had a Son | 19 May 1906 | His son Joseph Shipston was born on 19 May 1906 at 77 Liverpool Street, Attercliffe, YKS.11,12 |
| Had a Son | 7 June 1909 | His son Douglas Shipstone was born on 7 June 1909 at Attercliffe, YKS.11,13 |
| Death of Son | 18 June 1909 | His son Douglas Shipstone died on 18 June 1909 at R.D. Sheffield.14,13 |
| (Head) Cen-Househ* | 2 April 1911 | He was head of the household in the 1911 UK Census of 418 Coleridge Rd, Attercliffe, Sheffield, YKS, as Joseph W Shipstone, head, male, age 35, married 5 years, collier (hewer), worker, born Attercliffe, YKS. Enumerated with his wife Elizabeth Askwith, Ernest Shipstone, Fanny Mary Shipstone, Elizabeth Shipstone and Albert Victor Shipstone. The children are not Joseph William's, but his Uncles (curiously, he married his aunt after his uncle died). It is interesting that he says married 5 years, and she 25 years!The house had 5 rooms.10 |
| (Head) Cen-Househ | 19 June 1921 | He was head of the household in the 1921 UK Census of 418 Coleridge Road, Darnall, Sheffield, YKS, as Shipstone, Joseph William head age 42y 5m male, married born Sheffield YKS coal miner hewer, for Rother Valley Coly., Co. in Hansworth No children under 16. Enumerated with his wife Elizabeth Askwith, Ernest Shipstone, Elizabeth Shipstone and Sam Watts, along with daughter Elizabeth Watts and her husband Sam names were added but crossed out.. Incorrectly indexed as Shipstone. The house had 3 rooms.15 |
| Death* | 29 September 1936 | Joseph William Shipston died on 29 September 1936 at Stainforth Colliery, Stainforth, YKS.16 |
| Research | October 1936 | Research: So - was this Joseph William Shipstone killed accidentally at Stainforth colliery? Quite possibly. Living in Sheffield in 1911, and he was a collier. There are no other possible death records for him (see on). He died before 1939, as his wife is a widow by that time. Age is a little wrong (2 years out - but was 5 years out in 1911 census) Location is a little wrong (but still nearby). |
| (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. Thorne Ref: 9c 904, Shiostone, Joseph W. age 57. There are very few Joseph W's. Age is a little out (but deaths can be). Thorne R.D. includes Lincolnshire and West Riding of Yorkshire, not Sheffield.14 |
| (Subject) Newspaper* | 2 October 1936 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 2 October 1936. CORONER AND PIT PROP REGULATION "Clear it was not enforced" At a Stainforth inquest yesterday a miner who was killed by a roof fall at Hatfield Main Colliery on Tuesday, the question was raised whether sufficient props had been used to support the roof. The jury returned a verdict of "Accidental death", the foreman stating: "The jury consider the deputy and chargeman have done their duty so far as they knew, and there does not appear to be any actual negligence on their part." The coroner (Mr. W.H. Carlille) remarked "I quite agree with the verdict, but at the same time it is clear that this regulation has not actually been enforced in this case". The inquest was on Joseph William Shipstone (57) of 29, South end, Stainforth. "Perfectly safe" John Walker, who was working with Shipstone in No. 12 stall said the place was perfectly safe and well timbered. They were drawing timber, and had drawn off several props, and were making preparation to draw a steel prop when a large stone came down and trapped Shipstone, who was dead when extricated. He was satisfied the roof was well timbered, but another prop under the roof might have prevented the accident. The timber, however, was well set within the regulations. Harry Hardy, a chargeman, said the roof was better that night than it had been for some time. Coroner Reads Rule The Coroner read the regulation relating to drawing off the timbering and asked if it was carried out. Witness said no in all cases. He always told the men to put in temporary supports, but he could not enforce them to do it. The Coroner: You must see this regulation is carried out. It is no use making these provisions for safety unless they are carried out Witness added that he would not call it negligence not having another prop Knowing Shipstone as he did. He was a very conscientious workman. Deputys Statement Thomas Ernest Greenough, a deputy, said the regulation was being carried out. To set additional props to those already set at this spot would have been like putting a man in a bird cage. The Coroner said there seemed to be something amiss, but he thought it was realised now that this regulation meant what it said. The witnesses had been frank and he appreciated it.17 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 3 October 1936 | He was buried on 3 October 1936 at Grave 505, Section E, Darnall Cemetery, Sheffield, YKS, STOPSTONE, Joseph William (Miner, age 57). Died at 418 Coleridge Road; Buried on October 3, 1936 in Unconsecrated ground; Grave Number 505, Section E of Darnall Cemetery, Sheffield. Remarks: from Sheffield Parish Officiating Minister C B Groves Broadhurst. 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) NOTE: "died at" is probably home address - as he was killed at Stainthorpe colliery, whilst living at 29 South End Stainforth ..12 |
| Research | between 1 October 1955 and 31 December 1955 | Research: at R.D. Rowley R. Could have been a possible death Ref: 9b, 313 as Joseph W, age 74 Age matches exactly, BUT IS NOT THIS Joseph William! However, this one has a wife, who dies in 1939, age 60: Shipstone Mary Constance Emily of 68 Throne Road, Rowley Regis, Staffordshire (wife of Joseph William Shipstone) died 14 November 1939. Administration Birmingham 17 February to the said Joseph William Shipstone, plumbers labourer. Effects £360 This Joseph William Shipstone marries in Birmingham in 1904 to "Constance Kears", and is found in 1911 census. Unfortunately, he is born in "Bramall Lane, Sheffield", and is aged 29. They have: Alfred Henry (b1907), William Walter (b1905) & Olive (b1910) all R.D. W. Bromwich So could be this Joseph William - if he didnt' marry and wasn't living with Elizabeth Askwith! (but he was, and he did) This one is of "Alfred & Eliza J Shipstone" Sheffield, and is found in Birmingham in 1891. Not a family I have links to. However, needed to look into the above to show it is right, and not this Joseph William. Note that other researchers haven't always been as thorough...14 |
Known Children of Joseph William Shipston and Elizabeth Askwith |
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| (Groom) Marriage* | between 1 July 1905 and 30 September 1905 | Joseph William Shipston married Elizabeth Askwith between 1 July 1905 and 30 September 1905 at R.D. Sheffield Ref: 9c, 918, Shipstone, Elizabeth = Shipstone, Joseph William. Not in Yorkshire parish marriage transcripts - so probably Registry Office marriage (especially as she as marrying her husband's nephew ...)8 |
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| Last Edited | 23 Apr 2025 |
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Joseph William Shipstone1
M, #3087, b. between 1 January 1922 and 31 March 1922, d. 23 February 1943
| Father | Ernest Shipstone1 b. bt 6 Dec 1890 - 5 Jan 1891, d. Dec 1937 |
| Mother | Louisa Annie Bullock1 b. 8 Nov 1896, d. Feb 1984 |
| Birth* | between 1 January 1922 and 31 March 1922 | Joseph William Shipstone, son of Ernest Shipstone and Louisa Annie Bullock, was born between 1 January 1922 and 31 March 1922 at R.D. Sheffield.1 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 January 1922 and 31 March 1922 | His birth was registered between 1 January 1922 and 31 March 1922 at R.D. Sheffield Ref: 9c, 1219 Shipstone, Joseph William mother: Bullock.1,2,3 |
| Joseph William Shipstone was the son of Ernest Shipstone and Louisa Annie Bullock.1 | ||
| (Subject) Newspaper* | 10 July 1933 | Joseph William Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 10 July 1933. Sheffield boys who have scored in examinations - 890 qualified for change in status How the schools have fared: Coleridge Road Junior Joseph W. Shipstone, 418, Coleridge Road.4 |
| Death of Father | December 1937 | His father Ernest Shipstone died in December 1937 at 418 Coleridge Road, Darnall, YKS.5,6 |
| Death* | 23 February 1943 | Joseph William Shipstone died on 23 February 1943 at Setif, Algeria.7 |
| Burial | 23 February 1943 | He was buried on 23 February 1943 at Grave SX23 Setif civil cemetery, Setif, Algeria.7 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 2 October 1943 | He was buried on 2 October 1943 at I.D.5 La Reunion War Cemetery, Bougie, Algeria, Shipstone, Sjt. Joseph William, 914306 240 Bty., 39th Lt A.A. Regt. Royal Artillery. 23rd February 1943. Age 21. Son of Louisa Annie Shipstone, of Sheffield. (cross) "He stands by my side And whispers Don't grieve, dear Death cannot divide" Re-interred in a larger military cemetery rather than smaller civil one, along with 3 others.7 |
| Last Edited | 11 Apr 2021 |
Citations
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Julia Ann Shipstone
F, #807, b. 13 October 1852, d. 8 April 1888
| Father | William SHIPSTONE b. 17 Dec 1823, d. 14 Jul 1886 |
| Mother | Ann BINGHAM b. 8 Apr 1826, d. 9 Aug 1896 |
| Research* | Research: Father shown as 'Farm Labourer'. GRO ref to a Julia Ann marriage in Basford Sep 1874 (poss to Henry Barnes or Charles Fisher- FreeBMD) Also to Julia Anne Chesterfield 7b 841 June 1869 (poss to James Martin- FreeBMD - no - she was unmarried in 1870 census and this Julia Annie was a widow) MAY have married Mr. Mee and living in Arnold in 1881. Long shot, but..... Julia A born in Whittington Moor, DBY. Now looks like both - Married Charles Fisher, then Joseph Mee. | |
| Name Variation | Julia Ann Shipstone was also known as Julian.1 | |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 October 1852 and 31 December 1852 | Her birth was registered between 1 October 1852 and 31 December 1852 at R.D. Chesterfield Ref: 7b, 444 Shipston, Julia Ann mother: Bingham.2 |
| (Child) Birth* | 13 October 1852 | Julia Ann Shipstone, daughter of William SHIPSTONE and Ann BINGHAM, was born on 13 October 1852 at Newbold Common, Whittington, DBY.3,1 |
| Julia Ann Shipstone was the daughter of William SHIPSTONE and Ann BINGHAM. | ||
| (Born) BC* | 6 November 1852 | Julia Ann's birth was registered on 6 November 1852 at S.D. Chesterfield, R.D. Chesterfield, DBY.3 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 7 April 1861 | The 1861 UK Census of Nottingham Road, Eastwood, NTT, listed William SHIPSTONE and Ann BINGHAM with Martha SHIPSTONE, John Shipstone, Julia Ann Shipstone, William Shipstone, Jane Shipstone and Rebecca Shipstone. Julia Ann Shipstone was described as Julia Shipstone, daughter, age 8, scholar, born Whittington, DBY.4 |
| (Enum alone) Cen-Househ* | 2 April 1871 | The 1871 UK Census of 21 Portland Road, Sherwood, Nottingham, NTT, listed Julia Ann Shipstone described as Julia Ann Shipstone, unmarried, age 18, general servant, born Whittington Moor, DBY in the household of Matthew Salmon & family, grocer.5 |
| (Witness) Marriage | 11 August 1872 | She witnessed the marriage of Rebecca Moore and John Shipstone on 11 August 1872 at St John the Evangelist, Carrington, Nottingham, NTT, 11 Aug (July crossed-out) 1872 John Shipstone age 23, bachelor, wheelwright? of Carrington, father: William Shipstone, brewer = Rebecca Moore age 22, spinster, lace trimmer? of Carrington father: John Moore, framework knitter In church by banns (both signed) Wit: Robert Moore, Julia Ann (x) Shipstone.6,7,8 |
| (Bride) MC-Reg* | between 1 July 1874 and 30 September 1874 | Her marriage was registered between 1 July 1874 and 30 September 1874 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b 131.9 |
| Married Name | 21 September 1874 | As of 21 September 1874, her married name was Fisher.9,10 |
| (Bride) Marriage* | 21 September 1874 | Julia Ann Shipstone married Charles Fisher on 21 September 1874 at St. Mary, Arnold, NTT, 21 Sep 1874 Charles Fisher age 30, bachelor, FWK of Arnold father: John Fisher, FWK = Julia Ann Shipstone age 22 spinster servant of Arnold father: William Shipstone, traveller In church after banns Wit: John Shipstone, Jane Shipstone Witness links John Shipstone and Jane Shipstone.9,10 |
| (Bride) MC-Reg* | between 1 April 1880 and 30 June 1880 | Her marriage was registered between 1 April 1880 and 30 June 1880 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b 167. Julian Ann indexed as Julia Ann Fisher.9 |
| Married Name | 18 May 1880 | As of 18 May 1880, her married name was Mee.9,11 |
| (Bride) Marriage* | 18 May 1880 | Julia Ann Shipstone married Joseph Mee on 18 May 1880 at St John the Evangelist, Carrington, NTT, 18 May 1880 Joseph Mee (x) age 27, widower, labourer of Carrington, father: Benjamin Mee, framework knitter = Julia Ann Fisher age 28, widow, washerwoman of Carrington father: William Shipstone, traveller In church after banns Wit: Samual Redgate, Fanny Shipstone Witness links Fanny Shipstone.9,11,12 |
| Had a Daughter | 17 November 1880 | Her daughter Ann Mee was born on 17 November 1880 at Arnold, NTT.13,14,15 |
| (Wife) Cen-Househ* | 3 April 1881 | She was wife of the head of household in the 1881 UK Census of Black Bd. Row, Arnold, NTT, as Julia A Mee, wife, married, age 29, born Whittington Moor, DBY. Enumerated with her husband Joseph Mee, Ann Mee.14 |
| Had a Daughter | between 1 July 1882 and 30 September 1882 | Her daughter Emma Mee was born between 1 July 1882 and 30 September 1882 at Arnold, NTT.16,17 |
| Had a Son | between 1 October 1884 and 31 December 1884 | Her son William Henry Mee was born between 1 October 1884 and 31 December 1884 at Arnold, NTT.18,13 |
| Death of Father | 14 July 1886 | Her father William SHIPSTONE died on 14 July 1886 at Papplewick, NTT.19,1 |
| Had a Son | between 1 October 1886 and 31 December 1886 | Her son Benjamin Mee was born between 1 October 1886 and 31 December 1886 at Arnold, NTT.18,13 |
| Research | 10 July 1887 | Research: at St. Mary, Arnold, NTT, A Gertrude and Annie Mee of William & Jane Mee, Black Bird Row, FWK was baptised (maybe brother of Joseph's, and living in same road as Joseph was).16 |
| Research | 22 August 1887 | Research: at St. Mary, Arnold, NTT, William Henry, Benjamin & Emma Mee of Joseph & Julia Ann Mee, Furlong Street, labourer was baptised.16 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 April 1888 and 30 June 1888 | Her death was registered between 1 April 1888 and 30 June 1888 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b 115, age 37.20 |
| Had a Daughter | 2 April 1888 | Her daughter Julia Ann Mee was born on 2 April 1888 at Arnold, NTT.18,21 |
| (Deceased) Death* | 8 April 1888 | Julia Ann Shipstone died on 8 April 1888 at Blackbird Row, Arnold, NTT, Joseph Mee found as a widower in 1891 census of Arnold.18,20 |
| (Deceased) DCText* | 10 April 1888 | The death certificate stated: no. 213 died eight April 1888, Blackbird Row, Arnold U.S.D. Julia Ann Mee, female, age 37 years, wife of Joseph Mee, general labourer Cause: Chronic bronchitis 6 months. Confinement 9 days, pneumonia 3 days Witness: (x) the mark of Joseph Mee, widower of the deceased, present at the death, Blackbird Row, Arnold Registered: 10 April 1888 Informant was Joseph Mee.22 |
| Research | 1925 | Research: Appears in the list of names in the Estate of Joseph Bingham, deceased (as Julia Ann Shipstone), though she herself was deceased well before that time... assuming I am right. It is possible that the family had lost touch with her and therefore her descendants (the double surname change in quick succession may not have helped keep in touch).23 |
| (Distribution) Will | 13 September 1927 | Julia Ann Shipstone was named as Julia Ann Shipstone, 1/88 share worth $101.36 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.23 |
Family of Julia Ann Shipstone and Charles Fisher |
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| (Bride) Marriage* | 21 September 1874 | Julia Ann Shipstone married Charles Fisher on 21 September 1874 at St. Mary, Arnold, NTT, 21 Sep 1874 Charles Fisher age 30, bachelor, FWK of Arnold father: John Fisher, FWK = Julia Ann Shipstone age 22 spinster servant of Arnold father: William Shipstone, traveller In church after banns Wit: John Shipstone, Jane Shipstone Witness links John Shipstone and Jane Shipstone.9,10 |
Known Children of Julia Ann Shipstone and Joseph Mee |
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| (Bride) Marriage* | 18 May 1880 | Julia Ann Shipstone married Joseph Mee on 18 May 1880 at St John the Evangelist, Carrington, NTT, 18 May 1880 Joseph Mee (x) age 27, widower, labourer of Carrington, father: Benjamin Mee, framework knitter = Julia Ann Fisher age 28, widow, washerwoman of Carrington father: William Shipstone, traveller In church after banns Wit: Samual Redgate, Fanny Shipstone Witness links Fanny Shipstone.9,11,12 |
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| Last Edited | 22 Dec 2024 |
Citations
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Kathleen Elizabeth Shipstone1,2
F, #1027, b. between 1 July 1919 and 30 September 1919, d. between 1 January 1977 and 31 March 1977
| Father | Harold Shipstone1 b. 18 Aug 1890, d. 7 Feb 1956 |
| Mother | Gertrude Johnson1 b. 10 Mar 1892, d. 5 Mar 1975 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 July 1919 and 30 September 1919 | Her birth was registered between 1 July 1919 and 30 September 1919 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b, 370 Shipstone, Kathleen Elizabeth mother: Johnson.1,3 |
| Birth* | between 1 July 1919 and 30 September 1919 | Kathleen Elizabeth Shipstone, daughter of Harold Shipstone and Gertrude Johnson, was born between 1 July 1919 and 30 September 1919 at R.D. Basford.1 |
| Kathleen Elizabeth Shipstone was the daughter of Harold Shipstone and Gertrude Johnson.1 | ||
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 19 June 1921 | The 1921 UK Census of Bridge Terrace, Eastwood, NTT, listed Harold Shipstone and Gertrude Johnson with Kathleen Elizabeth Shipstone. Kathleen Elizabeth Shipstone was described as Kathleen Elizabeth Shipstone, daughter age 1y 9m, female, both parents living, born Eastwood, NTT.4 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 29 September 1939 | The 1939 UK Register of 19 Harrington Street, Mansfield, NTT, listed Harold Shipstone and Gertrude Johnson with Kathleen Elizabeth Shipstone. Kathleen Elizabeth Shipstone was described as a closed record (presumed to be Kathleen).5 |
| Married Name | between 1 July 1947 and 30 September 1947 | As of between 1 July 1947 and 30 September 1947, her married name was Deeming.6 |
| (Bride) MC-Reg* | between 1 July 1947 and 30 September 1947 | Her marriage was registered between 1 July 1947 and 30 September 1947 at R.D. Mansfield Ref: 3c, 484 Kathleen E Shipstone = Arthur H Deeming. The only Kathleen E marriage.6 |
| (Bride) Marriage* | between 1 July 1947 and 30 September 1947 | She married Arthur Henry Deeming between 1 July 1947 and 30 September 1947 at R.D. Mansfield.6 |
| (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. Mansfield Ref: Vol8, P0283 as Kathleen Elizabeth Deeming, age 57.2 |
| Death* | between 1 January 1977 and 31 March 1977 | Kathleen Elizabeth Shipstone died between 1 January 1977 and 31 March 1977 at R.D. Mansfield.2 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 1 March 1977 | She was buried on 1 March 1977 at Plot E 288, New Eastwood Cemetery, Eastwood, NTT, no. 6613 Kathleen Elizabeth Deeming, married, age 57 of 19 Harrington Street, Mansfield buried 1st March 1977, plot E288 from Mansfield Buried with husband.7 |
Family of Kathleen Elizabeth Shipstone and Arthur Henry Deeming |
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| (Bride) Marriage* | between 1 July 1947 and 30 September 1947 | Kathleen Elizabeth Shipstone married Arthur Henry Deeming between 1 July 1947 and 30 September 1947 at R.D. Mansfield.6 |
| Last Edited | 19 Jun 2025 |
Kenneth Draper Shipstone1
M, #1093, b. 21 November 1908, d. 29 September 1997
| Father | James Shipstone1 b. 17 Oct 1865, d. 23 Jul 1948 |
| Mother | Charlotte Draper1 b. 21 Aug 1867, d. 29 Dec 1943 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 October 1908 and 31 December 1908 | His birth was registered between 1 October 1908 and 31 December 1908 at R.D. Shardlow Ref: 7b, 551 Shipstone, Kenneth Draper mother: Draper.2,3 |
| Birth* | 21 November 1908 | Kenneth Draper Shipstone, son of James Shipstone and Charlotte Draper, was born on 21 November 1908 at R.D. Shardlow.1,4,5 |
| Kenneth Draper Shipstone was the son of James Shipstone and Charlotte Draper.1 | ||
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 2 April 1911 | The 1911 UK Census of 26 Derby Road, Long Eaton, DBY, listed James Shipstone and Charlotte Draper with James William Shipstone, Mary Shipstone, Mabel Violet Shipstone, Sarah Shipstone, Gordon Henry Shipstone, Lottie Shipstone, John Edward Shipstone and Kenneth Draper Shipstone. Kenneth Draper Shipstone was described as Kenneth Shipstone, son, male age 2, born Long Eaton, DBY.6 |
| (Witness) Research | 19 September 1919 | He was a witness Named as Kenneth D. Shipstone aged 10 of 8 Lime Grove Long Eaton DBY, a sibling of Gordon Henry Shipstone (deceased). with Gordon Henry Shipstone and James Shipstone on 19 September 1919.7 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 19 June 1921 | The 1921 UK Census of 8 Lime Grove, Long Eaton, DBY, listed James Shipstone and Charlotte Draper with Mary Shipstone, John Edward Shipstone and Kenneth Draper Shipstone. Kenneth Draper Shipstone was described as Shipstone Kenneth Draper, son age 12y 7m male, both parents alive, born Long Eaton, DBY whole time at school (marked 1 child age 15 - crossed out).8 |
| Marriage* | between 1 July 1937 and 30 September 1937 | He married Mary Ann Frances White between 1 July 1937 and 30 September 1937 at R.D. Loughborough.9 |
| (Groom) MC-Reg* | between 1 July 1937 and 30 September 1937 | His marriage was registered between 1 July 1937 and 30 September 1937 at R.D. Loughborough Ref: 7b 473.9 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 28 January 1938 | Kenneth Draper Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 28 January 1938. Mr. Kenneth D. and Mrs. Shipstone (brother and sister -in-law) of the deceased, Mary Shipstone Subject: Mary Shipstone Mentioned: James Shipstone, Charlotte Draper, James William Shipstone, Kathleen Ballard, Mabel Violet Shipstone, William Arthur Booth, John Edward Shipstone, Sarah Shipstone, Kenneth Draper Shipstone, Mary Ann Frances White, John William Shipstone and Kate Wardle.10 |
| (Present-Main) Cen-Househ* | 29 September 1939 | He was listed at the top of the household in the 1939 UK Register of 32 Carlton Road, Long Eaton, DBY, as Shipstone, Kenneth D., male, born 21 Nov 1908, married, baker & confectioner. He was enumerated with Mary Ann Frances White.11 |
| Death of Mother | 29 December 1943 | His mother Charlotte Draper died on 29 December 1943 at 36 Recreation Street, Long Eaton, DBY.12 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 1 January 1944 | Kenneth Draper Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 1 January 1944. Named as Kenneth, child of beloved mother Charlotte, on the death announcement of Charlotte Shipstone. Subject: Charlotte Draper Mentioned: James Shipstone, James William Shipstone, Mabel Violet Shipstone, Sarah Shipstone, John Edward Shipstone and Kenneth Draper Shipstone.13 |
| Death of Father | 23 July 1948 | His father James Shipstone died on 23 July 1948 at 36 Recreation Street, Long Eaton, DBY.12,14,15 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 31 July 1948 | Kenneth Draper Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 31 July 1948. As Mr. and Mrs. K. Shipstone (son and daughter-in-law) at the death of James Shipstone Subject: James Shipstone Mentioned: James William Shipstone, Kathleen Ballard, Mabel Violet Shipstone, William Arthur Booth, John Edward Shipstone, Kenneth Draper Shipstone and Mary Ann Frances White.16 |
| (Administrator) Prob Index | 26 August 1948 | Authority was granted to Kenneth Draper Shipstone described as a baker, to administer the Estate of James Shipstone on 26 August 1948 at The Probate Office, Nottingham, valued at £434 16s 10d.12,14 |
| Death of Spouse | 27 October 1960 | His wife Mary Ann Frances White died on 27 October 1960 at R.D. Nottingham.5,17 |
| Death* | 29 September 1997 | Kenneth Draper Shipstone died on 29 September 1997 at R.D. Derby.5,18 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | October 1997 | His death was registered in October 1997 at R.D. Derby Ref: Dist: 3941C Reg: C34C Ent: 297 Dor1097 Ref: Dor Q4/1997 in Derby (3941C) Reg C34C Entry Number 297 Shipstone, Kenneth Draper born 1908.5,19 |
| (Subject) Newspaper* | 9 October 1997 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 9 October 1997. Deaths: Shipstone, Kenneth Draper Passed away on 29th Septermber 1997, a dearly loved Dad and Grandad. You will be forever in our thoughts Goodbye and God bless dad. Love Daughter Margaret and son-in-law Rod // Shipstone, Kenneth Draper Much loved Grandad at peace after pain. Always remembered. Lots of love Richard.20 |
| (Deceased) Prob Index* | 11 November 1997 | In the Probate Index, the deceased was described as Shipstone, Kenneth Draper who died 29 Sep 1997. Authority to administer the Estate was granted on 11 November 1997 by The Probate Office, Manchester. Estate valued at Value not given. Administration 9981405586.18 |
Family of Kenneth Draper Shipstone and Mary Ann Frances White |
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| Marriage* | between 1 July 1937 and 30 September 1937 | Kenneth Draper Shipstone married Mary Ann Frances White between 1 July 1937 and 30 September 1937 at R.D. Loughborough.9 |
| Last Edited | 16 Apr 2025 |
Citations
- [S8] Index to GRO Births.
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "FreeBMD."
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- [S1] Census, 1921, FindMyPast.
- [S7] Index to GRO Marriage "1837online."
- [S94] "Long Eaton Advertiser 28th January 1938 - Funeral of Miss Shipstone p5 of 10."
- [S1] Census, 1939, FindMyPast.
- [S13] Index to Wills Probate Index.
- [S42] Nottingham Evening Post, "Deaths; Saturday 01 Jan 1944, p4."
- [S13] Index to Wills Probate Index "Ancestry."
- [S5] Index to GRO Deaths "FreeBMD."
- [S94] "Stapleford & Sandiacre News "Grand Old Man of Methodism"; 31 July 1948 p4."
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- [S94] "Long Eaton Advertiser Thursday 9th Oct 1997 "Deaths Shipstone Jenneth Draper" P14 of 20."
Kenneth James Shipstone1,2,3,4
M, #1140, b. 5 March 1920, d. October 2000
| Father | James Ernest Shipstone2 b. 18 Feb 1893, d. bt 1 Jan 1970 - 31 Mar 1970 |
| Mother | Adelaide Lillian Colbert2 b. 15 Sep 1890, d. bt 1 Jan 1977 - 31 Mar 1977 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 January 1920 and 31 March 1920 | His birth was registered between 1 January 1920 and 31 March 1920 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b, 649 Shipstone, Kenneth James mother: Colbert.2,5 |
| Birth* | 5 March 1920 | Kenneth James Shipstone, son of James Ernest Shipstone and Adelaide Lillian Colbert, was born on 5 March 1920 at R.D. Basford.2,3 |
| Kenneth James Shipstone was the son of James Ernest Shipstone and Adelaide Lillian Colbert.2 | ||
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 19 June 1921 | The 1921 UK Census of Frederick Terrace, Nottingham Road, Daybrook, NTT, listed James Ernest Shipstone and Adelaide Lillian Colbert with Kenneth James Shipstone. Kenneth James Shipstone was described as Kenneth James Shipstone, son age 1y 3m, male both parents alive, born Daybrook NTT.6 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 29 September 1939 | The 1939 UK Register of 69 Nottingham Road, Arnold, NTT, listed James Ernest Shipstone and Adelaide Lillian Colbert with Kenneth James Shipstone and Derek Arthur Shipstone. Kenneth James Shipstone was described as Shipstone, Kenneth J., male born 5.3.1920, single, joiner and cabinet maker.7 |
| (Groom) Marriage* | between 1 October 1940 and 31 December 1940 | He married Phyllis Jane Haywood between 1 October 1940 and 31 December 1940 at R.D. Basford.8 |
| (Groom) MC-Reg* | between 1 October 1940 and 31 December 1940 | His marriage was registered between 1 October 1940 and 31 December 1940 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b 679.8 |
| (Applicant) Burial | 17 November 1965 | Kenneth James Shipstone as Kenneth James Shipstone, 33 Patricia Drive, Arnold, Notts. was the applicant for cremation of Sydney William Jones on 17 November 1965 at Garden of Rest, Wilford Hill Crematorium, Wilford, NTT .9 |
| (Administrator) Prob Index | 14 February 1966 | Authority was granted to Kenneth James Shipstone described as Probate granted to Derek Arthur Shipstone, bank manager and Kenneth James Shipstone, foreman joiner. to administer the Estate of Sydney William Jones on 14 February 1966 at The Probate Office, Nottingham.10 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 18 April 1966 | Kenneth James Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 18 April 1966. Subject: Sydney William Jones Mentioned: Derek Arthur Shipstone and Kenneth James Shipstone.11 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | October 2000 | His death was registered in October 2000 at R.D. Basford Ref: Dist: 6852 Reg: C36B Ent: 133 Dor 1000, age 80.3 |
| Death* | October 2000 | He died in October 2000 at R.D. Basford.3 |
Family of Kenneth James Shipstone and Phyllis Jane Haywood |
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| (Groom) Marriage* | between 1 October 1940 and 31 December 1940 | Kenneth James Shipstone married Phyllis Jane Haywood between 1 October 1940 and 31 December 1940 at R.D. Basford.8 |
| Last Edited | 11 Apr 2021 |
Citations
- James from death index.
- [S8] Index to GRO Births.
- [S5] Index to GRO Deaths "1837online."
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Leonard Boden Shipstone1
M, #808, b. between 1 April 1896 and 18 May 1896, d. 18 May 1917
| Father | Edward Shipstone1 b. 8 Nov 1861, d. 13 Aug 1919 |
| Mother | Elizabeth Boden Mellor2 b. bt 1 Oct 1858 - 31 Dec 1858, d. 23 Jan 1934 |
| Occupation* | Leonard Boden Shipstone was a Fitter.3 | |
| Birth* | between 1 April 1896 and 18 May 1896 | Leonard Boden Shipstone, son of Edward Shipstone and Elizabeth Boden Mellor, was born between 1 April 1896 and 18 May 1896 at Eastwood, NTT.2,4,5 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 April 1896 and 30 June 1896 | His birth was registered between 1 April 1896 and 30 June 1896 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b, 153 Shipstone, Leonard Boden mother: Mellor.6 |
| Leonard Boden Shipstone was the son of Edward Shipstone and Elizabeth Boden Mellor.2,1 | ||
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 31 March 1901 | The 1901 UK Census of Nottingham Rd, Giltbrook, Greasley, NTT, listed Edward Shipstone and Elizabeth Boden Mellor with Leonard Boden Shipstone, Harold Shipstone, Elizabeth Ann Shipstone, Florence Shipstone, Percy Shipstone and Ethel Shipstone. Leonard Boden Shipstone was described as Lenard Shipston, son, single, age 4 born Eastwood, NTT.5 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 2 April 1911 | The 1911 UK Census of Gilt Brook, Nottingham, NTT, listed Edward Shipstone and Elizabeth Boden Mellor with Leonard Boden Shipstone, Harold Shipstone, Elizabeth Ann Shipstone, Florence Shipstone, Percy Shipstone, Ethel Shipstone and Ilford Rhoda Shipstone. Leonard Boden Shipstone was described as Leonard Shipstone, son, male, age 14, errand boy, worker, born Eastwood NTT.7 |
| (Interred) Burial | May 1917 | He was buried in May 1917 at Etaples Military Cemetery, Etaples, Nord-Pas-De-Calais Region, France, Birth: unknown Death: May 18, 1917 Inscription: 402nd Bty. Royal Field Artillery. Note: Died of wounds 18th May 1917. Age 21. Son of Edward and Elizabeth Boden Shipstone of Nottingham Rd. Gilt Brook Notts. XVIII. O. 5. Cemetery notes and/or description: Étaples is a town about 27 kilometres south of Boulogne. The Military Cemetery is to the north of the town, on the west side of the road to Boulogne. During the First World War, the area around Étaples was the scene of immense concentrations of Commonwealth reinforcement camps and hospitals. It was remote from attack, except from aircraft, and accessible by railway from both the northern or the southern battlefields. In 1917, 100,000 troops were camped among the sand dunes and the hospitals, which included eleven general, one stationary, four Red Cross hospitals and a convalescent depot, could deal with 22,000 wounded or sick. In September 1919, ten months after the Armistice, three hospitals and the Q.M.A.A.C. convalescent depot remained. The cemetery contains 10,773 Commonwealth burials of the First World War, the earliest dating from May 1915. 35 of these burials are unidentified. Hospitals were again stationed at Étaples during the Second World War and the cemetery was used for burials from January 1940 until the evacuation at the end of May 1940. After the war, a number of graves were brought into the cemetery from other French burial grounds. Of the 119 Second World War burials, 38 are unidentified. Étaples Military Cemetery also contains 658 German burials and a few war graves of other nationalities. The cemetery, the largest Commission cemetery in France, was designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens.8 |
| Death* | 18 May 1917 | He died on 18 May 1917 at France.1,3,9 |
| Research* | after 18 May 1917 | Research: at War Memorial, inside St Marys Church, Greasley, NTT, Pte. L. Shipstone Leonard Boden Shipstone Person Details Date of death 18 May 1917 Age at death 21 Service number 1723 Rank Ftr Military Unit 402nd Bty Royal Horse Artillery Comments Same family as Percy.10 |
| (Interred) Burial* | after 18 May 1917 | He was buried after 18 May 1917 at XVIII. O. 5, Etaples Military Cemetery, Etaples, Pas-de-Calais, France, Commonwealth Wargrave commision - In Memory of Fitter Leonard Boden Shipstone 1723, 402nd Bty., Royal Field Artillery who died age 21 on Friday 18 May 1917. Son of Edward and Elizabeth Boden Shipstone, of Nottingham Rd., Gilt Brook, Notts. Remembered with honour, Etaples Military Cemetery Inscription: "Thy Will be Done God is Love 1. John 4. Ch. 16 V." Paid for by Mrs. Shipstone, Nottingham Road, Giltbrook, Notts.9 |
| Anecdote | 8 March 2006 | From "Woodborough War memorial" web site "PERCY SHIPSTONE Percy Shipstone was born in 1889 and was the son of Elizabeth Shipstone and the husband of Mabel who was recorded as living at 306a Radford Road, Nottingham. Percy was the manager of the Co-operative store in Woodborough which was where the present day Newsagent and Post Office is situated. Percy served as a private with 10th Battalion Cheshire Regiment. It is possible that Percy was present at the Battle of Messines which occurred between 7th and 14th. June, 1917 as his battalion is recorded as being in the second wave of the attack. As Percy died on 23 June 1917 it is likely he was injured during this campaign. It seems certain that he died of his wounds as he is buried in Etaples Military Cemetery. This cemetery is the largest British military cemetery in France and most people buried there died of their wounds. If Percy had been wounded on the battlefield, he would have first been attended to by the field hospital and then sent to a military hospital near the coast and well out of the way of enemy guns. Those who were lucky and had received a ‘blighty’ wound would have proceeded to a port and then been returned to Britain. Fig: 8 Unfortunately, this was not to be for Percy and he died on 23rd June 1917 at the age of 28 years. The inscription on his gravestone reads "Peace after Pain". Percy’s brother, Leonard, also died of wounds and is also buried at Etaples Military Cemetery. He was younger than Percy. Both brothers are commemorated on the war memorial at Greasley Church as the two were born and brought up in that area."11 |
| Research* | 15 August 2010 | Research: at New War Memorial, Eastwood, NTT, Officially recognised on a new War Memorial, which was dedicated in Eastwood on 15 August 2010. Yes, 93 years late, and shortly after I had transcribed the previous memorial... As both Percy and Leonard B Shipstone were born in Eastwood, so their presence on the new memorial is probably right, though they are both commemorated in Greasley, on parent's grave, and in the church. Note that Percy is also named on Woodborough's war memorial too (as he lived there briefly with hs wife) - so he gets 3 mentions (Leonard only 2).12 |
| (Subject) Newspaper* | January 2015 | He and Percy Shipstone were the subject of a newspaper article in January 2015. Nice article in Ilkeston & District Local History Society's journal "The Herald" by Grant Shaw (with photos) (Grant Shaw has done a fantastic article here, the basic information could well have come from this website, so I hope they don't mind me repeating the text ... and it is for the benefit of the family of those named. I visited the graves in 2013 - before I had read the letters in the article below. For additional interest, see the link and buy Grant's book Off to War - open link in separate window). The Shipstone Brothers A Great War Tragedy By Grant Shaw Percy Shipstone was born in 1889 and his younger brother Leonard in 1896 in Eastwood. Their parents were Edward Shipstone (a colliery banksman) and his wife the former Elizabeth Boden Mellor, daughter of William Mellor, a butcher on South Street, Ilkeston. By 1911 they had five other siblings and the family was living at Nottingham Road, Giltbrook. In the 1911 census when aged 14 Leonard is stated to be an "errand boy", and Percy is a "grocer's assistant". Percy (whom the family called "Poss" went on to be Grocery Manager and Buyer at the Co-operative shop at Woodborough, Nottingham. He married Mabel Hodgkinson in April 1915. Percy joined up on 11th December 1915. Although he joined the Sherwood Foresters he was later posted to the Cheshire Regiment and underwent training at Rugeley. By 14th May 1917 he was in France. Leonard had joined the Royal Field Artillery in October 1915; he was a tall lad, and this posed a problem as the army initially couldn't find a uniform which would fit him. (Photo of Len in his new RFA uniform) He underwent training at the Deepcut Camp in Hampshire and sent at least one letter home to his mother, ending with the words "Absence makes the heart grow stronger". Posted to the 402nd Battery, RFA Len was sent to fight in France, rising slightly in rank to that of "fitter". He was wounded on 26th April 1917, probably in the battle for Vimy Ridge as his unit were attached to the Canadian Army attaching there. He was sent back to a General Hospital on the coast with severe leg injuries. On 27th April Len managed to send out one of the short pro-forma cards on which the Army had allowed the briefest of messages, saying that he had "been admitted to hospital and was going on well". (Photo of "Poss" and Mabel Shipstone) One of Len's friends, a Bombardier H. Eyre, wrote to his parents to reassure them: ... your son Len ... got a slight wound in the leg yesterday. Len asked me to drop you a note to tell you not to worry too much for he would soon be better. He may get to England with it and he thought ... you would have worried about him. I am a friend of your son and I hope he will soon (regain?). Please let me (know) when he get a letter to you my address is the same as his. Hoping to hear from you, I remain your son's friend, H. Eyre. Percy managed to get leave to go and see Leonard. When he arrived on 18th May 1917, he was told that his younger brother had died earlier that day. Percy wrote a letter home to his mother and father, which has survived. The sister told me he passed away at 12pm last night and she thought he knew he was dying. He asked for his mother, Jim and Ethel. I don't know who Jim is but most probably it would be his chum so perhaps in the course of the next few days he will be writing you ... It was the shock of my life when the sister told me the news, but she said his left leg would have been 6 or 8 inches shorter than the other had he lived, but I would sooner have him lived than died as he had done. If God spares me to come back I shall be able to tell you all the news, so cheer up dear mother and don't trouble to much he has died a noble death and I know he has gone to heaven. Someday we shall all be able to meet him and what a gathering it will be. I must now close I can't bear to write any more. I will write you more details when I get settled down a little more. So good-bye and God bless you all. Ever your loving son Poss xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Percy was 28, Leonard and Percy are buried not too far apart in the huge Commonwealth War Cemetery at Etaples. In 1917 the area around Etaples contained several hospitals which together could deal with 22,000 wounded or sick. The cemetery contains 10,771 Commonwealth burials of the First World War and is the largest CWGC cemetery in France. Both brothers are commemorated on their parents' grave in Greasley Churchyard and on the memorial screen in the church itself. Percy's widow Mabel was awarded 13 shillings and ninepence a week pension. After the war, she made the trip to France and visited Percy's grave. Mabel remarried in 1931 and died in 1973 aged 85. My friend Michael Talbot contacted me when I was researching Off to War to give me a copy of Len's memorial notice and an amusing photo which is reprinted here. He had been clearing out his mother's house as she had moved into residential care and has no idea of how these came to be in his mother's possession as there seems to be no family connection. Although Len is not strictly an Ilkeston man, his mother was from Ilkeston, so he made it into the book. After the book was published, I was approached at a WW1 event at Erewash museum by a lady who turned out to be a great niece of Len and Percy, Christine Allen. Christine kindly invited Michael and I to go and meet her father Don who provided us with much of the information and photographs in this article. I am very grateful indeed to all of them for sharing this story. (as am I) Mentioned Elizabeth Mabel Hodgkinson.13 |
| Last Edited | 30 Sep 2023 |
Citations
- [S2] MI "Greasley St. Mary, Notts
also roll-of-honour in the church." - [S2] MI "Greasley St. Mary, NTT - In churchyard and also roll-of-honour inside the church."
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http://www.nottinghamshire.gov.uk/rollofhonour/WarMemorials/Details/219." - [S71] Website Woodborough Memorial (http://web.ukonline.co.uk/woodborough-heritage/warmemorialjp/warmemorial.html) ""http://web.ukonline.co.uk/woodborough-heritage/warmemorialjp/warmemorial.html"
As of 8 March 2006." - [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "BBC news clip
http://news.bbc.co.uk/local/nottingham/hi/people_and_places/newsid_8917000/8917001.stm." - [S94] "Ilkeston Herald (Ilkeston & District Local History Society) Jan 2015 p4 & 5."
Leslie William Shipstone1
M, #809, b. 5 July 1904, d. 8 February 1972
| Father | William Shipstone1 b. 5 Oct 1854, d. bt 1 Oct 1923 - 31 Dec 1923 |
| Mother | Zillah Ann Stapleton1 b. bt 1 Apr 1864 - 30 Jun 1864, d. bt 1 Dec 1934 - 8 Dec 1934 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 July 1904 and 30 September 1904 | His birth was registered between 1 July 1904 and 30 September 1904 at R.D. Shardlow Ref: 7b, 573 Shipstone, Leslie William mother: Stapleton.1,2,3 |
| (Child) Birth* | 5 July 1904 | Leslie William Shipstone, son of William Shipstone and Zillah Ann Stapleton, was born on 5 July 1904 at Sandiacre, DBY, Born when his father was about 50. Stated as 5 Jul 1904 in 1939 registration and on school record, but 12 July 1904 on death index.4,5,6,7 |
| Leslie William Shipstone was the son of William Shipstone and Zillah Ann Stapleton.1 | ||
| Research | 19 July 1909 | Research: at Victoria Road School, Sandiacre, DBY, National School Admissions, Victoria Road (Later Ladycross Infant) School, Sandiacre, Derbyshire, England No. 289, Admitted: 19/7/09 Shipstone, Leslie, Parent: William of 183 Derby Road No exemption Born 5/7/1904 No previous school. Last attended 28/6/1912 Reason: Boys Department Notes: Over 5 years, 5 months, 14 days.7 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 2 April 1911 | The 1911 UK Census of 27 Butt Street, Sandiacre, DBY, listed William Shipstone and Zillah Ann Stapleton with Martha Ann Shipstone, Edith Alice Shipstone, Ellen Rebecca Shipstone, Maggie Stapleton Shipstone and Leslie William Shipstone. Leslie William Shipstone was described as Leslie William Shipstone, son age 6, born Sandiacre, DBY.8 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 19 June 1921 | The 1921 UK Census of Shaftesbury Avenue, Sandiacre, NTT, listed William Shipstone and Zillah Ann Stapleton with Martha Ann Shipstone, Edith Alice Shipstone, Jane Elizabeth Shipstone, Maggie Stapleton Shipstone and Leslie William Shipstone. Leslie William Shipstone was described as Leslie William Shipstone, son age 16 and 11 months, male, single, born Sandiacre, DBY, waggon repairer, Toton sidings, Midland Rly. Co.9 |
| Research* | between 1926 and 1954 | Research: Union Membership record book National Union of Railwaymen General Register of Members No. 349612 Toton no. 2 Shipstone, J. W., age 21, labourer Railway: L.M.S. Admitted: 7.2.26 Acc. yes Dis. 2/12/34 Excluded: 2/12/ 54 Arrears.10 |
| (Distribution) Will | 13 September 1927 | He was named as Leslie William Shipstone, 1/528 share worth $16.89 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.11 |
| (Groom) Marriage* | between 1 April 1929 and 30 June 1929 | Leslie William Shipstone married Nellie Carrier between 1 April 1929 and 30 June 1929 at Long Eaton Register Office, Long Eaton, DBY, Shipstone, Leslie William = Carrier, Nellie.12,13 |
| (Groom) MC-Reg* | between 1 April 1929 and 30 June 1929 | His marriage was registered between 1 April 1929 and 30 June 1929 at R.D. Shardlow Ref: 7b 1209.12 |
| Research | 29 September 1939 | Research: (an unknown value).14 |
| (Present-Main) Cen-Househ* | 29 September 1939 | He was listed at the top of the household in the 1939 UK Register of 8 Sudbury Avenue, Sandiacre, DBY, as Shipstone, Leslie W., male born 5 Jul 04, married, Rly Waggon Repairer L.M.S. - A.R.P. LMS Rly, C.E.. He was enumerated with Nellie Carrier, also with a record which is officially close. Indexed as Ehipstone.15 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 January 1972 and 31 March 1972 | His death was registered between 1 January 1972 and 31 March 1972 at R.D. Ilkeston Ref: 3A 1203, as Shipstone, Leslie William, born 12 July 1904.16 |
| (Subject) Newspaper* | 14 January 1972 | Leslie William Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 14 January 1972. Husband of former councillor dies Mr. Leslie Shipstone, husband of a former member of Sandiacre Parish Council, Mrs. Nellie Shipstone, died at his home late on Saturday. He was 67. Mr. Shipstone who lived at 8, Sudbury Avenue, Sandiacre, had been ill for some time. A funeral service was due to take place at St. Giles' Parish Church Sandiacre on Thursday. In addition to her services on the Parish Council, Mrs. Shipstone was also a member of the former League of Friends. She is a churchwarden at St. Giles. Mentioned Nellie Carrier.17 |
| (Deceased) Death* | 8 February 1972 | Leslie William Shipstone died on 8 February 1972 at 8 Sudbury Avenue, Sandiacre, NTT, (the Saturday before Friday Jan 14th 1972) aged 67 years.5,17 |
Family of Leslie William Shipstone and Nellie Carrier |
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| (Groom) Marriage* | between 1 April 1929 and 30 June 1929 | Leslie William Shipstone married Nellie Carrier between 1 April 1929 and 30 June 1929 at Long Eaton Register Office, Long Eaton, DBY, Shipstone, Leslie William = Carrier, Nellie.12,13 |
| Last Edited | 7 Jul 2023 |
Citations
- [S20] Birth cert. GRO Birth.
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- [S8] Index to GRO Births "GRO Online."
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- [S5] Index to GRO Deaths "Date of birth from death index."
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- [S94] "Stapleford & Sandiacre News "Husband of former councillor dies"; 14 Jan 1972 p9 of 16."
Lillie Shipstone1
F, #810, b. between 1 July 1892 and 30 September 1892, d. 11 May 1938
| 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 |
| Birth-Alt | Lillie Shipstone, daughter of Samuel Shipston and Dinah Broadhead, was also reported to have been born at Cossall, NTT.2 | |
| Research | Research: Not sure about the dates here, Lilly GRO birth is the only one 1890-1895, and matches mother's maiden name. QED. However, consistent age (2 years younger) given in 1901 & 1911.2,1,3 | |
| Name Variation | Lillie Shipstone was also known as Lily.2 | |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 July 1892 and 30 September 1892 | Her birth was registered between 1 July 1892 and 30 September 1892 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b, 168 Shipstone, Lily mother: Broadhead Although a little out, this is the only Lily which fits (and has right mother).4,5 |
| Birth* | between 1 July 1892 and 30 September 1892 | Lillie Shipstone, daughter of Samuel Shipston and Dinah Broadhead, was born between 1 July 1892 and 30 September 1892 at Ilkeston, DBY.1,5 |
| Lillie Shipstone was the daughter of Samuel Shipston and Dinah Broadhead.1 | ||
| (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. Lillie Shipstone was described as Lillie Shipstone, daughter, age 7 born Ilkeston, DBY.1 |
| Death of Mother | 26 March 1907 | Her mother Dinah Broadhead died on 26 March 1907 at Long Eaton, DBY.6,7 |
| (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).. Lillie Shipstone was described as Lily Shipstone, sister, female age 18, born Cossall, NTT.2 |
| Married Name | between 1 April 1915 and 30 June 1915 | As of between 1 April 1915 and 30 June 1915, her married name was Toon.8 |
| (Bride) MC-Reg* | between 1 April 1915 and 30 June 1915 | Her marriage was registered between 1 April 1915 and 30 June 1915 at R.D. Shardlow Ref: 7b 1316. Only likely marriage. Lily Shipstone = John H Toon.8 |
| (Bride) Marriage* | between 1 April 1915 and 30 June 1915 | She married John Henry Toon between 1 April 1915 and 30 June 1915 at St. Lawrence, Long Eaton, DBY, Shipstone, Lily = Toon, John Henry.8,9 |
| Had a Son | between 1 January 1916 and 31 March 1916 | Her son Jack Ronald Toon was born between 1 January 1916 and 31 March 1916 at R.D. Basford.10 |
| Had a Daughter | between 1 April 1919 and 30 June 1919 | Her daughter Shelia Joan Toon was born between 1 April 1919 and 30 June 1919 at R.D. Shardlow.10 |
| (Wife) Cen-Househ* | 19 June 1921 | She was wife of the head of household in the 1921 UK Census of 36 Oakleys Road, Long Eaton, DBY, as Lily Toon, wife age 28y 11m female, married born Cossall, DBY (which is actually in NTT) home duties, at home, at home. Enumerated with her husband John Henry Toon, Jack Ronald Toon and Shelia Joan Toon. The house had 5 rooms.11 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 28 May 1924 | Lillie Shipstone and Daisy 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.12 |
| (Subject) Newspaper* | 29 June 1927 | Lillie Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 29 June 1927. Licences Change Hands Nottingham Transfer Sessions At the Nottm Transfer Sessions today, the following licences changed hands: Beer-Offs: 104 Hunger Hill Road, Alice Wilkinson to Lily Toon.13 |
| Death of Father | 6 May 1928 | Her father Samuel Shipston died on 6 May 1928 at General Hospital, Nottingham, NTT.14,15,16,7 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 6 May 1931 | Lillie 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 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 25 September 1931 | She was the subject of a newspaper article on 25 September 1931. Jews and Nottingham Spiritualist Dances "Raucous Jazz Band" Saxophone clashes with Hebrew Worship Nottm. Licence Refused. (an interesting front page story, but not connected) Transfers and Music Licences Beer-Off licences: 276 Carlton Road from the late Wm. Marshall Rowbottom to Mrs. Lily Toon.18 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 April 1938 and 30 June 1938 | Her death was registered between 1 April 1938 and 30 June 1938 at R.D. Nottingham Ref: 7b, 250 age 45 as Lily Toon.19 |
| Death* | 11 May 1938 | She died on 11 May 1938 at 276 Carlton Road, Nottingham, NTT.19,20 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 16 May 1938 | She was buried on 16 May 1938 at Section N24 Plot 70, Nottingham Southern Cemetery, Wilford Hill, Wilford, NTT, No. 12468 Toon, Lily age 45 Died 276 Carlton Road Burial: 16 May 1938 Section: N, 24 Plot: 70 Removed from Nottingham Remarks: "A Bricklined" Date of death: 11.5.1938 With: Husband Toon, John Henry 1962 Daughter Toon, Sheila Joan 2011.7 |
| (Deceased) Prob Index* | 24 June 1938 | In the Probate Index, the deceased was described as Toon Lily of 276 Carlton Road Nottingham (wife of John Henry Toon) died 11 May 1938. Authority to administer the Estate was granted to John Henry Toon described as the said John Henry Toon beer off-licence holder on 24 June 1938 by The Probate Office, Nottingham. Estate valued at £353 7s. 8d..20 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 13 May 1941 | Lillie Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 13 May 1941. In Memoriam TOON - Lily our darling sister. Time passes, loving memories stay - Daisy, Alf Originator Daisy Shipstone and Alfred Shaw.21 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 11 May 1942 | Lillie Shipstone was the subject of a 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 Originator Daisy Shipstone, Alfred Shaw, Jack Ronald Toon, Shelia Joan Toon, Nellie Elizabeth Shipstone, George Hazard Varney and John Henry Toon.22 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 12 May 1943 | Lillie Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 12 May 1943. In Memoriam TOON - Sweetest memories, Lily (nee Shipstone), devoted sister, Daisy and Alfred, Heathfield Hotel Originator Daisy Shipstone and Alfred Shaw.23 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 11 May 1944 | Lillie Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 11 May 1944. In Memoriam TOON - Lily (nee Shipstone), devoted sister. Lovingly remembered, Daisy, Alfred, Heathfield Hotel Originator Daisy Shipstone and Alfred Shaw.24 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 12 May 1944 | Lillie Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 12 May 1944. In Memoriam TOON - Lily May 11th 1938. We still hold loving memories, Harry, Jack, Sheila Mentioned John Henry Toon, Jack Ronald Toon and Shelia Joan Toon.25 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 11 May 1945 | Lillie Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 11 May 1945. In Memoriam TOON - Lily Seven years today, still sadly missed. - Husband and family Mentioned John Henry Toon.26 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 10 May 1947 | Lillie Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 10 May 1947. In Memoriam TOON - Lily May 11th 1938. Peace, perfect peace. - Husband and family Mentioned John Henry Toon.27 |
Known Children of Lillie Shipstone and John Henry Toon |
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| (Bride) Marriage* | between 1 April 1915 and 30 June 1915 | Lillie Shipstone married John Henry Toon between 1 April 1915 and 30 June 1915 at St. Lawrence, Long Eaton, DBY, Shipstone, Lily = Toon, John Henry.8,9 |
| Children |
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| Last Edited | 23 May 2025 |
Citations
- [S1] Census, 1901, Ancestry.
- [S1] Census, 1911, FindMyPast.
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- [S2] MI "Long Eaton Cemetery."
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- [S42] Nottingham Evening Post, "Jews and Nottm Spiritualists Dances: Wednesday 25 Sep 1931, p1."
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- [S41] Nottingham Evening News, "In Memoriam: Lily Toon Tuesday 13 May 1941, p4."
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- [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."
- [S41] Nottingham Evening News, "In Memoriam: Lily Toon Friday 12 May 1944, p4."
- [S41] Nottingham Evening News, "In Memoriam: Lily Toon Wednesday 06 May 1931, p4."
- [S41] Nottingham Evening News, "In Memoriam: Lily Toon Saturday 10 May 1947, p2."
Lily Shipstone1
F, #1167, b. 13 November 1889, d. between 1 January 1963 and 31 March 1963
| 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 |
| (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. Sheffield Ref: 9c, 531 Shipstone, Lily mother: Havenhand.2,3 |
| Birth* | 13 November 1889 | Lily Shipstone, daughter of James Shipston and Mary Ann Havenhand, was born on 13 November 1889 at Sheffield, YKS.1,2,4 |
| Lily Shipstone was the daughter of James Shipston and Mary Ann Havenhand.1 | ||
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 5 April 1891 | The 1891 UK Census of Court 6 house 6, Brunswick Road, Brightside Bierlow, YKS, listed James Shipston and Mary Ann Havenhand with Mary Emma Shipston, Joseph William Shipston, Sarah Ann Shipston and Lily Shipstone. Lily Shipstone was described as Lily Shipstone, daughter age 2 scholar born Sheffield, YKS.1 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 31 March 1901 | The 1901 UK Census of The Winnings, Woodhouse Hall (extra parochial), NTT, listed Joseph Shipston and Mary Wass with Lily Shipstone, along with Lily Shipstone is the daughter of their son James, who died just after the 1891 census. Lily Shipstone was described as Lily Shipstone, grand-daughter age 12, born Sheffield, YKS.5 |
| Married Name | between 1 January 1914 and 31 March 1914 | As of between 1 January 1914 and 31 March 1914, her married name was Frearson.6 |
| Marriage* | between 1 January 1914 and 31 March 1914 | She married William Frearson between 1 January 1914 and 31 March 1914 at R.D. Chorlton.6 |
| (Bride) MC-Reg* | between 1 January 1914 and 31 March 1914 | Her marriage was registered between 1 January 1914 and 31 March 1914 at R.D. Chorlton Ref: 8c, 1159 Frearson. William = Shipstone, lily.6 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 19 June 1921 | The 1921 UK Census of 18 Oxford Terrace, Cotton Lane, Withington, LAN, listed Joseph Goddard and Mary Hannah Shipston with Sarah Ann Shipston, Lily Shipstone and William Frearson. Lily Shipstone was described as Lily Frearson, wife (of William Frearson) age 32y 5m female, married born Sheffield, YKS Housewife (home duties) 1 child under 16 aged 5.7 |
| (Wife) Cen-Househ* | 30 September 1939 | She was wife of the head of household in the 1939 UK Register of 33 Burton Road, Manchester, LAN, as Freason, Lily, female born 13 Nov 1889 married, house duties unpaid. Enumerated with her husband William Frearson, along with Next door to Waterloo Hotel, Burton Road.4 |
| (Deceased) Death* | between 1 January 1963 and 31 March 1963 | Lily Shipstone died between 1 January 1963 and 31 March 1963 at R.D. Manchester aged 74.8 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 January 1963 and 31 March 1963 | Her death was registered between 1 January 1963 and 31 March 1963 at R.D. Manchester Ref 10e, 244 Frearson, Lily age 74 Possible death.8 |
Family of Lily Shipstone and William Frearson |
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| Marriage* | between 1 January 1914 and 31 March 1914 | Lily Shipstone married William Frearson between 1 January 1914 and 31 March 1914 at R.D. Chorlton.6 |
| Last Edited | 23 Mar 2024 |
Lottie Shipstone1
F, #811, b. between 1 July 1899 and 30 September 1899, d. before 23 February 1931
| Father | James Shipstone1 b. 17 Oct 1865, d. 23 Jul 1948 |
| Mother | Charlotte Draper1 b. 21 Aug 1867, d. 29 Dec 1943 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 July 1899 and 30 September 1899 | Her birth was registered between 1 July 1899 and 30 September 1899 at R.D. Shardlow Ref: 7b, 508 Shipstone, Lottie mother: Draper.2,3 |
| Birth* | between 1 July 1899 and 30 September 1899 | Lottie Shipstone, daughter of James Shipstone and Charlotte Draper, was born between 1 July 1899 and 30 September 1899 at Long Eaton, DBY.1,4 |
| Lottie Shipstone was the daughter of James Shipstone and Charlotte Draper.1 | ||
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 31 March 1901 | The 1901 UK Census of Station Road, Sandiacre, DBY, listed James Shipstone and Charlotte Draper with James William Shipstone, Mary Shipstone, Mabel Violet Shipstone, Sarah Shipstone, Gordon Henry Shipstone and Lottie Shipstone. Lottie Shipstone was described as Lottie Shipstone, daughter, single, age 1, born Long Eaton, DBY.1 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 2 April 1911 | The 1911 UK Census of 26 Derby Road, Long Eaton, DBY, listed James Shipstone and Charlotte Draper with James William Shipstone, Mary Shipstone, Mabel Violet Shipstone, Sarah Shipstone, Gordon Henry Shipstone, Lottie Shipstone, John Edward Shipstone and Kenneth Draper Shipstone. Lottie Shipstone was described as Lottie Shipstone, daughter, female, age 11, school, born Long Eaton, DBY.5 |
| (Witness) Research | 19 September 1919 | She was a witness Named as Lottie Shipstone aged 20 of 8 Lime Grove Long Eaton DBY, a sibling of Gordon Henry Shipstone (deceased). with Gordon Henry Shipstone and James Shipstone on 19 September 1919.6 |
| (Enum alone) Cen-Househ* | 19 June 1921 | The 1921 UK Census of Guardians Institution, Wordsley, Stourbridge, WOR, listed Lottie Shipstone described as Shipstone, Lotty inmate age 22y 0m female, single, born Long Eaton, DBY profession N.K. mental with Number of rooms in institution is not relevant.7 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 January 1931 and 31 March 1931 | Her death was registered between 1 January 1931 and 31 March 1931 at R.D. Shardlow Ref: M.1931 7b 760, age 31 as Shipstone, Lotti.8 |
| (Deceased) Death* | before 23 February 1931 | She died before 23 February 1931 at Infirmary, Shardlow, DBY.9,10 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 23 February 1931 | She was buried on 23 February 1931 at Plot 386 Section A, West Park Cemetery, Long Eaton, DBY, Long Eaton Urban District Council Register of burials in the Cemetery for Parish of Long Eaton (now called West Park Cemetery) Page 90 No. 7340 Shipstone, Lottie, spinster Age 31, Died: Infirmary Shardlow Buried: 23rd Feb 1931 Service: E.E. Jobling Burial: Section A, 386, consecrated Buried in same plot: Shipstone, Walter Draper 24 Apr 1893 Shipstone, Jessie 14 Nov 1908 Shipstone, Lottie 23 Feb 1931.10 |
| Last Edited | 8 Nov 2024 |
Citations
- [S1] Census, 1901, Ancestry.
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "GRO 1837 index."
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "GRO Online."
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "FreeBMD."
- [S1] Census, 1911, FindMyPast.
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "FindMyPast."
- [S1] Census, 1921, FindMyPast.
- [S5] Index to GRO Deaths "GRO 1837 index."
- [S5] Index to GRO Deaths.
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "DeceasedOnline."
Lucy Margaret Shipstone1
F, #1776, b. between 1 October 1909 and 31 December 1909, d. between 1 July 1912 and 30 September 1912
| Father | James Hugh Gordon Shipstone1 b. 3 Apr 1882, d. 29 Aug 1944 |
| Mother | Edith Margaret Warwick1 b. 29 Apr 1883, d. 25 Mar 1921 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 October 1909 and 31 December 1909 | Her birth was registered between 1 October 1909 and 31 December 1909 at R.D. Uckfield Ref: 2b, 102 Shipstone, Lucy Margaret mother: Warwick.2,3 |
| Birth* | between 1 October 1909 and 31 December 1909 | Lucy Margaret Shipstone, daughter of James Hugh Gordon Shipstone and Edith Margaret Warwick, was born between 1 October 1909 and 31 December 1909 at R.D. Uckfield.1,4 |
| Lucy Margaret Shipstone was the daughter of James Hugh Gordon Shipstone and Edith Margaret Warwick.1 | ||
| (Child) Baptism | 30 January 1910 | Lucy Margaret Shipstone was baptised on 30 January 1910 at The Parish church of St. Marks, Marks Cross, SSX, Lucy Margaret of James Hugh Gordon & Edith Margaret Shipstone, French's Farm, farmer.5 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 2 April 1911 | The 1911 UK Census of East Heckington, LIN, listed James Hugh Gordon Shipstone and Edith Margaret Warwick with Lucy Margaret Shipstone, along with Edith Dodsworth age 18 a housemaid and Lizzie Hubbert a cook. Lucy Margaret Shipstone was described as Lucy Margaret Shipstone, daughter, age 18 months, single, born March Cross, SSX.4 |
| Research* | 1912 | Research: "My mother seems to think that Lucy died tragically from being knocked over by a carriage. I don't know whether that is true or not but she did definitely exist."6 |
| Death* | between 1 July 1912 and 30 September 1912 | She died between 1 July 1912 and 30 September 1912 at R.D. Sleaford.1 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 July 1912 and 30 September 1912 | Her death was registered between 1 July 1912 and 30 September 1912 at R.D. Sleaford Ref: 7a 431, Shipstone, Lucy Margaret, age 2.1,7 |
| Last Edited | 30 Dec 2023 |
Citations
- [S5] Index to GRO Deaths "FreeBMD."
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "FreeBMD."
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "GRO Online."
- [S1] Census, 1911, FindMyPast.
- [S54] Parochial Records, Baptisms "Mark Cross SSX - baptisms."
- [S88] Information supplied by a fellow researcher "email dated 17th May 2012."
- [S5] Index to GRO Deaths "GRO Online."
Mabel Shipstone1
F, #1311, b. 14 June 1886, d. between 1 April 1960 and 30 June 1960
| 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 |
| Birth* | 14 June 1886 | Mabel Shipstone, daughter of William Shipstone and Mary Heathcoat, was born on 14 June 1886 at Buxton, DBY.1,2,3 |
| Mabel Shipstone was the daughter of William Shipstone and Mary Heathcoat.1 | ||
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 July 1886 and 30 September 1886 | Her birth was registered between 1 July 1886 and 30 September 1886 at R.D. Chapel-le-Frith Ref: 7b, 790 Shipstone, Mabel 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. Mabel Shipstone was described as Mabel Shipstone, son, age 4, 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. Mabel Shipstone was described as Mabel Shipstone, daughter, single age 14, born Buxton, DBY.1 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 2 April 1911 | The 1911 UK Census of 10 Bennett St, Buxton, DBY, listed William Shipstone and Mary Heathcoat with Minnie Shipstone and Mabel Shipstone. Mabel Shipstone was described as Mabel Shipstone, daughter, female age 24, single, born Buxton, DBY.6 |
| Married Name | between 1 April 1914 and 30 June 1914 | As of between 1 April 1914 and 30 June 1914, her married name was Millner.3 |
| Marriage* | between 1 April 1914 and 30 June 1914 | She married Joseph Millner between 1 April 1914 and 30 June 1914 at Independent Chapel, Chinley, DBY.3 |
| Had a Daughter | between 1 January 1915 and 31 March 1915 | Her daughter Gladys Millner was born between 1 January 1915 and 31 March 1915 at R.D. Chapel-le-Frith.7,3 |
| (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. Mabel Shipstone was described as Mable Millner, daughter age 34y 0m female, married, born Buxton, DBY, home duties.8 |
| (Present-Second) Cen-Househ* | 29 September 1939 | She was listed next to the top of the household in the 1939 UK Register of 10 Bennett Street, Buxton, DBY, as Milner, Mabel, female born 14.6.1886, unpaid domestic duties. She was enumerated with Joseph Millner.3 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 April 1960 and 30 June 1960 | Her death was registered between 1 April 1960 and 30 June 1960 at R.D. Chapel-le-Frith Ref: 10, 746 Millner, Mabel age 73.9 |
| Death* | between 1 April 1960 and 30 June 1960 | Mabel Shipstone died between 1 April 1960 and 30 June 1960 at R.D. Chapel-le-Frith.9 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 13 April 1960 | She was buried on 13 April 1960 at Plot 3883, Buxton Cemetery, Buxton, DBY, burial no. 4854, Milner, Mabel 13/04/1960 age 73, C of E, plot 3883. Buried with her husband Joseph Millner.10 |
Child of Mabel Shipstone and Joseph Millner |
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| Marriage* | between 1 April 1914 and 30 June 1914 | Mabel Shipstone married Joseph Millner between 1 April 1914 and 30 June 1914 at Independent Chapel, Chinley, DBY.3 |
| Child |
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| Last Edited | 11 Apr 2021 |
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.
- [S1] Census, 1911, FindMyPast.
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "FreeBMD."
- [S1] Census, 1921, FindMyPast.
- [S5] Index to GRO Deaths "FreeBMD."
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "http://www.highpeak.gov.uk/sites/default/files/documents/pages/Copy of Buxton Cemetery - amalgamated.xls."
Mabel Frances Shipstone1 
F, #1053, b. 17 January 1884, d. 5 March 1973
| 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 |
| Name Variation | Mabel Frances Shipstone was also known as Frances Mabel.2 | |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 January 1884 and 31 March 1884 | Her birth was registered between 1 January 1884 and 31 March 1884 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b, 179 Shipstone, Frances Mabel mother: Loverseed.2,3 |
| Birth* | 17 January 1884 | Mabel Frances Shipstone, daughter of Thomas Shipstone and Eliza Loverseed, was born on 17 January 1884 at Nottingham, NTT.1,4,5 |
| Mabel Frances Shipstone was the daughter of Thomas Shipstone and Eliza Loverseed.1 | ||
| (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. Mabel Frances Shipstone was described as Mabel Shipstone, daughter age 7, born Nottingham, NTT.4,6 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 2 April 1911 | The 1911 UK Census of Lenton Firs, Nottingham, NTT, listed Thomas Shipstone and Eliza Loverseed with Mabel Frances Shipstone, Helena Kathleen Shipstone and Mortimer Frederick Ratcliff, along with 9 servants and 3 visitors, Edith Price age 19, Robert Reith age 35, and Mortimer Ratcliff (being their daughter Mabel's future husband). Mabel Frances Shipstone was described as Frances Mabel Shipstone, daughter, female, age 27, single, born New Basford, NTT.7 |
| (Bride) MC-Reg* | between 1 January 1912 and 31 March 1912 | Her marriage was registered between 1 January 1912 and 31 March 1912 at R.D. Nottingham Ref: 7b 434. Mabel indexed as "Mabel F Shipstone."8 |
| Married Name | February 1912 | As of February 1912, her married name was Ratcliff.1,8,9 |
| (Bride) Marriage* | February 1912 | She married Mortimer Frederick Ratcliff in February 1912 at The Register Office, Nottingham, NTT, Married "in secret" Mabel later claimed, but "there was another ceremony at All Souls' Church, Nottingham, in May of the same year".1,8,10 |
| Had a Daughter | 30 April 1913 | Her daughter Margaret Ratcliff was born on 30 April 1913 at R.D. Nottingham.11,12 |
| Had a Daughter | 25 April 1915 | Her daughter Molly Ratcliff was born on 25 April 1915 at R.D. Nottingham.6,13,14 |
| Death of Mother | 27 January 1919 | Her mother Eliza Loverseed died on 27 January 1919 at Lenton Firs, Derby Road, Nottingham, NTT.15,16,17 |
| Had a Son | between 1 October 1920 and 31 December 1920 | Her son John Mortimer Shipstone Ratcliff was born between 1 October 1920 and 31 December 1920 at R.D. Basford.11 |
| (Wife) Cen-Househ | 19 June 1921 | She was wife of the head of household in the 1921 UK Census of Linerland, Albert Avenue, Skegness, LIN, as |Mabel Ratcliff, wife, age 37y 3m, female, married, born Nottingham, home duties, at home. 3 children under 16 aged 8, 6 and under 1. Enumerated with her husband Mortimer Frederick Ratcliff, Margaret Ratcliff, Molly Ratcliff and John Mortimer Shipstone Ratcliff, along with Annie Brown, servant, age 28, female, single born Quorn, LEI nurse domestic private at home Ruddington, NTT; Mabel Killingly servant age 29y 4m, female, single, born Melton Mowbray, LEI cook private at home Ruddington, NTT; Elsie Skerry, servant age 24y 6m, female, single, born Spalding, LIN housemaid private at home Ruddington, NTT; Mary Ward, visitor age 65y 3m female, widow, born Nottingham, companion (retired) private (out of work); Eleanor Barnes, servant age 16y 3m female, dingle, born Ruddington, NTT governess, private at home Ruddington, NTT. Possibly on holiday (though Mr. Ratcliff did sign the household schedule). The house had 10 rooms (recorded on second otherwise blank sheet).18 |
| (Subject) Newspaper* | 18 June 1932 | Mabel Frances Shipstone and Mortimer Frederick Ratcliff were the subject of a newspaper article on 18 June 1932. Nottingham Woman Seek Divorce Marriage That Took Place Secretly Unsuccessful Petition. Mrs Mabel Frances Ratcliff (nee Shipstone) of Lenton Hurst, Derby Road, Nottingham, yesterday petitioned before Lord Merrivale, in the Divorce Court, for a dissolution of her marriage with her husband, Mr. Mortimer Frederick Ratcliff, on the grounds of his adultery with Mrs. Margaret Sylvia Coates. Mr. Ratcliff denied adultery, and Mrs. Coates intervened in the suit to contest the allegation. The petition was dismissed. According to the petitioner's case, Mrs. Ratcliff, daughter of Sir Thomas Shipstone, was married secretly to Mr. Ratcliff at the Nottingham Register Office in February 1912, and there was another ceremony at All Souls' Church, Nottingham, in May of the same year. There were three children. In May 1930, there was a separation, and Mrs. Ratcliff's allegation was that her husband had been associated with Mrs. Coates since 1929. Mrs. Ratcliff gave evidence, and called as witnesses Mr. Arthur Powdrill, ex-inspector of Police, and an enquiry agent of Nottingham, Dr. Henry Vernon Taylor of Mansfield-Road Nottingham, and Walter Clark, chauffeur, of Clarence Street, Nottingham. Mr. Ratcliff, the respondent, gave evidence. His case was that he never knew Mrs. Coates until January, 1931, and then he occasionally met her on terms of ordinary friendship. Mrs. Coates, the wife of Herbert Coates, whom she married in October, 1926, also gave evidence denying the charge. Substantial Fortune. In the result, Lord Merrivale dismissed the petition and dismissed the intervenor for the suit. In his judgement, his Lordship said the case was a painful one. Mrs. Ratcliff was possessed of a substantial fortune. Mr. Ratcliff discussed intimate matters with his wife in a way which greatly displeased her. A separation took place. It appeared, however, that the wife knowing her husband's temperament, began to suspect him and desired to be rid of her marriage tie. She had her husband watched by Mr. Powdrill, but although he watched for six weeks he could report nothing except social intimacy. Mrs Coates was a young woman whose father died when she was little more than a child, and she married Mr. Coates as his second wife. She was the mother of four of his children. Her husband had come to court to stand by her, and had stated that his wife has full confidence and he considered that the charges were not true. Mrs. Coates had not been shown to be a woman who would yield to such proposals. Her husband said that he never had the slightest need to suspect his wife. "I have come to the conclusion" proceeded Lord Merrivale, "that the visit of Mrs. Coates to Lenton Hurst in August, 1929, is an invention or a mistake. It did not take place. I am not even satisfied that Mr. Ratcliff was there that day. His Lordship added that Mr. Ratcliff was a successful man of business, trusted by his father-in-law, Sir Thomas Shipstone. Mr. Coates's confidence had been well founded. Lord Merrivale ordered that Mrs. Coates should have the costs of her defence as against Mrs. Ratcliff. "She has had charges made against her which might well have ruined her life, if not contested," he said. "Mr. Ratcliff has laid himself under suspicion, and the only order that I make about his costs is that he shall have paid out to him the costs he paid into court as security." Mentioned Thomas Shipstone.10 |
| Marriage of Daughter | 3 September 1936 | Her daughter Molly Ratcliff married Philip Ronald Lill on 3 September 1936 at The Parish Church, Lenton, NTT.6,19,20 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 3 September 1936 | Mabel Frances Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 3 September 1936. The marriage of her daughter Molly Ratcliff to Philip Lill. "The bride was Miss Molly Ratcliff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M.F. Ratcliff, of Lenton Hurst, Nottingham" "The bride's mother wore a dress of white organdie, with a navy lace coat, a white hat made of petals, and navy veil, and carried pink carnations." Subject: Philip Ronald Lill and Molly Ratcliff Mentioned: Margaret Ratcliff, Mabel Frances Shipstone and Mortimer Frederick Ratcliff.20 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 9 September 1936 | Mabel Frances Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 9 September 1936. The marriage of her daughter Molly Ratcliff to Philip Lill. "The bride was Miss Molly Ratcliff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M.F. Ratcliff, of Lenton Hurst, Nottingham" "The bride's mother wore a dress of white organdie, with a navy lace coat, a white hat made of petals, and navy veil, and carried pink carnations." Subject: Philip Ronald Lill and Molly Ratcliff Mentioned: Margaret Ratcliff, Mabel Frances Shipstone, Mortimer Frederick Ratcliff, Thomas Shipstone and Ronald Arthur Shipstone.21 |
| (Not Found) Cen-Househ* | 29 September 1939 | Mabel Frances Shipstone was not found in the 1939 UK Register.22 |
| Death of Father | 20 October 1940 | Her father Thomas Shipstone died on 20 October 1940 at Lenton Firs, Derby Road, Lenton, NTT.23,24,25 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 21 October 1940 | Mabel Frances 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 | Mabel Frances 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 | Mabel Frances Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 25 October 1940. As Mrs M. F. Ratcliff (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 | Mabel Frances Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 26 October 1940. As Mrs M. F. Ratcliff (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 | 24 February 1947 | Mabel Frances Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 24 February 1947. Named as Mrs. M.F. Ratcliff represented by Lt-comm G.J. Mackness (and his wife) 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.29 |
| Death of Spouse | 6 June 1951 | Her husband Mortimer Frederick Ratcliff died on 6 June 1951 at Nottingham General Hospital, Nottingham, NTT.13,30 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 7 February 1958 | Mabel Frances Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 7 February 1958. Named as "Mrs. M Ratcliff of Nottingham" sister of Mrs. Mackness a mourner at the funeral of Mr 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.31 |
| Living* | 1969 | Mabel Frances Shipstone was living in 1969 at 13 Lenton Road, The Park, Nottingham, NTT.32,33 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 January 1973 and 31 March 1973 | Her death was registered between 1 January 1973 and 31 March 1973 at R.D. Nottingham Ref: 3C 1427. Indexed as Mabel Frances Ratcliff. Date of birth given in index - 17 Jan 1884.5 |
| Death* | 5 March 1973 | She died on 5 March 1973 at 13 Lenton Rd, The Park, Nottingham, NTT.5,33,25 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 6 March 1973 | She was the subject of a newspaper article on 6 March 1973. Deaths Ratcliffe - Mabel Frances (widow of Mortimer Frederick Ratcliff and daughter of the late Sir Thomas Shipstone; on 5th March at 13 Lenton Road, The Park Nottingham, aged 89 years. Service and interment Wilford Hill , Thursday 3.15 p.m. Flowers to Bamfords please.34 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 8 March 1973 | She was buried on 8 March 1973 at Plot 91 Section QXX, Nottingham Southern Cemetery, Wilford Hill, Wilford, NTT, Ratcliff, Mabel Francis (index as Hancel) buried 8 Mar 1973 City of Nottingham Burials in Southern Cemetery Page 102 No. 47305 Ratcliff, Mabel Frances Age: 89 Died: 13 Lenton Road Buried: 8 Mar 1973 Ceremony: R. J. Dunford? Plot: Section QXX, plot 91 Removed: From Nottingham Date of death: 5 3 1973 Remarks: "New Hewn"?30 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 8 March 1973 | She was the subject of a newspaper article on 8 March 1973. Death of Mrs. Mabel Ratcliff Mrs. Mabel Ratcliff second daughter of the late Sir Thomas Shipstone, the brewery magnate, and Lady Shipstone, has died at her home in Lenton Road, The Park, Nottingham. She was 89. She was the widow of Mortimer Frederick Ratcliff a biochemist for the brewery who died in 1951, and the sister of Mrs. Annie Snell, of Bournemouth, and the late Mrs. Nell Mackness, of Nottingham. Mrs. Ratcliff leaves three children, Mr. John Ratcliff of London, Mrs. Molly Lill, of Skegness, and Mrs. Margaret Kindberg, of Nottingham. She also leaves seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren. An animal lover, Mrs. Ratcliff was a patron of the RSPCA. She was an accomplished artist. The funeral was taking place at Wilford Hill today. Mentioned Mortimer Frederick Ratcliff, Annie Eliza Shipstone, Helena Kathleen Shipstone, John Mortimer Shipstone Ratcliff, Margaret Ratcliff and Molly Ratcliff.35 |
| (Subject) Newspaper* | 26 March 1973 | Mabel Frances Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 26 March 1973. The London Gazette of 26th March 1973 RATCLIFF, Frances Mabel (otherwise known as Mabel Frances) 13 Lenton Road, The Park, Nottingham, Widow. 5th March 1973. Wells & Hind, 14 Fletcher Gate, Nottingham NG1 2FX, Solicitors. (John Mortimer Shipstone Ratcliff and William David Crane). Mentioned John Mortimer Shipstone Ratcliff.33 |
| (Deceased) Prob Index* | 27 March 1973 | In the Probate Index, the deceased was described as Ratcliff, Frances Mabel otherwise Mabel Frances, of 13 Lenton Rd The Park Nottingham died 5 March 1973. Authority to administer the Estate was granted on 27 March 1973 by The Probate Office, Nottingham. Estate valued at £34,153. Ref: 732508932C.25 |
Known Children of Mabel Frances Shipstone and Mortimer Frederick Ratcliff |
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| (Bride) Marriage* | February 1912 | Mabel Frances Shipstone married Mortimer Frederick Ratcliff in February 1912 at The Register Office, Nottingham, NTT, Married "in secret" Mabel later claimed, but "there was another ceremony at All Souls' Church, Nottingham, in May of the same year".1,8,10 |
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| Last Edited | 14 Jul 2025 |
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Mabel Jane Shipstone1
F, #1085, b. between 17 April 1884 and 16 May 1884, d. 16 September 1884
| 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 April 1884 and 30 June 1884 | Her birth was registered between 1 April 1884 and 30 June 1884 at R.D. Nottingham Ref: 7b, 377 Shipstone, Mabel Jane mother: Moore.2,3 |
| Birth* | between 17 April 1884 and 16 May 1884 | Mabel Jane Shipstone, daughter of John Shipstone and Rebecca Moore, was born between 17 April 1884 and 16 May 1884 at R.D. Nottingham.1,4 |
| Mabel Jane Shipstone was the daughter of John Shipstone and Rebecca Moore.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. Nottingham Ref: 7b 216, Shipstone, Mabel Jane age 0.5,6 |
| Death* | 16 September 1884 | Mabel Jane Shipstone died on 16 September 1884 at 82 Manning Street, Woodborough Road, St. Mary's, Nottingham, NTT.1 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 18 September 1884 | She was buried on 18 September 1884 at Ploy 2639, Church (Rock) Cemetery, Nottingham, NTT, Thursday at 3 o'clock, Mabel Jane Shipstone, 4m, daughter of John Shipstone Shipstone, Mabel Jane, buried 18 Sep 1884, with 19 others.1,7 |
| Last Edited | 2 Jun 2024 |
Citations
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Mabel Violet Shipstone1,2
F, #812, b. 16 December 1893, d. 4 August 1969
| Father | James Shipstone1 b. 17 Oct 1865, d. 23 Jul 1948 |
| Mother | Charlotte Draper1 b. 21 Aug 1867, d. 29 Dec 1943 |
| Birth* | 16 December 1893 | Mabel Violet Shipstone, daughter of James Shipstone and Charlotte Draper, was born on 16 December 1893 at Long Eaton, DBY.3,4 |
| Mabel Violet Shipstone was the daughter of James Shipstone and Charlotte Draper.1 | ||
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 January 1894 and 31 March 1894 | Her birth was registered between 1 January 1894 and 31 March 1894 at R.D. Shardlow Ref: 7b, 502, Shipstone, Mabel Violet mother: Draper.2,5 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 31 March 1901 | The 1901 UK Census of Station Road, Sandiacre, DBY, listed James Shipstone and Charlotte Draper with James William Shipstone, Mary Shipstone, Mabel Violet Shipstone, Sarah Shipstone, Gordon Henry Shipstone and Lottie Shipstone. Mabel Violet Shipstone was described as Mabel Shipstone, daughter, single age 7, born Long Eaton, DBY.3 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 2 April 1911 | The 1911 UK Census of 26 Derby Road, Long Eaton, DBY, listed James Shipstone and Charlotte Draper with James William Shipstone, Mary Shipstone, Mabel Violet Shipstone, Sarah Shipstone, Gordon Henry Shipstone, Lottie Shipstone, John Edward Shipstone and Kenneth Draper Shipstone. Mabel Violet Shipstone was described as Mabel Shipstone, daughter, female, age 17, single, born Long Eaton, DBY.6 |
| (Bride) MC-Reg* | between 1 April 1916 and 30 June 1916 | Her marriage was registered between 1 April 1916 and 30 June 1916 at R.D. Shardlow.7 |
| Married Name | 2 April 1916 | As of 2 April 1916, her married name was Booth.7,8 |
| (Bride) Marriage* | 2 April 1916 | She married William Arthur Booth on 2 April 1916 at Claye Street Methodist Chapel, Long Eaton, DBY, Shipstone, Mabel Violet = Booth, Arthur William.7,9,8 |
| (Witness) Research | 19 September 1919 | Mabel Violet Shipstone was a witness Named as Mabel V Booth, aged 25 of 8 Lime Grove Long Eaton DBY, a sibling of Gordon Henry Shipstone (deceased). with Gordon Henry Shipstone and James Shipstone on 19 September 1919.10 |
| (Wife) Cen-Househ | 19 June 1921 | She was wife of the head of household in the 1921 UK Census of Diseworth, DBY, as Mabel Violet Booth, wife age 27y 6m female married born Long Eaton, DBY home duties. Enumerated with her husband William Arthur Booth. The house had 6 rooms.11 |
| Research* | between 1932 and 1948 | Research: (an unknown value).12 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 28 January 1938 | Mabel Violet Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 28 January 1938. Mr. and Mrs. William Arthur Booth (sister and brother-in-law) of the deceased, Mary Shipstone Subject: Mary Shipstone Mentioned: James Shipstone, Charlotte Draper, James William Shipstone, Kathleen Ballard, Mabel Violet Shipstone, William Arthur Booth, John Edward Shipstone, Sarah Shipstone, Kenneth Draper Shipstone, Mary Ann Frances White, John William Shipstone and Kate Wardle.13 |
| (Present-Second) Cen-Househ* | 29 September 1939 | She was listed next to the top of the household in the 1939 UK Register of 30 Devonshire Avenue, Long Eaton, DBY, as Booth, Mabel V., female born 16.12.1893, married, unpaid domestic duties. She was enumerated with William Arthur Booth, One closed record (presumably their son?).14 |
| Death of Mother | 29 December 1943 | Her mother Charlotte Draper died on 29 December 1943 at 36 Recreation Street, Long Eaton, DBY.15 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 1 January 1944 | Mabel Violet Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 1 January 1944. Named as Mabel, child of beloved mother Charlotte, on the death announcement of Charlotte Shipstone. Subject: Charlotte Draper Mentioned: James Shipstone, James William Shipstone, Mabel Violet Shipstone, Sarah Shipstone, John Edward Shipstone and Kenneth Draper Shipstone.16 |
| Death of Father | 23 July 1948 | Her father James Shipstone died on 23 July 1948 at 36 Recreation Street, Long Eaton, DBY.15,17,18 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 31 July 1948 | Mabel Violet Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 31 July 1948. As Mr. and Mrs. A. Booth (son-in-law and eldest daughter) at the death of James Shipstone Subject: James Shipstone Mentioned: James William Shipstone, Kathleen Ballard, Mabel Violet Shipstone, William Arthur Booth, John Edward Shipstone, Kenneth Draper Shipstone and Mary Ann Frances White.19 |
| Death of Spouse | 29 January 1957 | Her husband William Arthur Booth died on 29 January 1957 at The General Hospital, Nottingham, NTT.9,17,20 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 July 1969 and 30 September 1969 | Her death was registered between 1 July 1969 and 30 September 1969 at R.D. Derby Ref: 3a, 770 Mabel Violet Booth, born 16 Dec 1893.4 |
| (Deceased) Death* | 4 August 1969 | Mabel Violet Shipstone died on 4 August 1969 at Derby City Hospital, Derby, DBY, age 75.4,20 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 8 August 1969 | She was buried on 8 August 1969 at Garden of Rest, Wilford Hill Crematorium, Wilford, NTT, Register of Cremations Carried out by Nottingham Corporation At Wilford Hill Crematorium Page: 493 Year: 1969 No: 83749 Cremated: 8.8.69 Mabel Violet Booth 30 Devonshire Avenue, Long Eaton, Notts Age: 75, Female, widowed Died: 4.8.69 Applicant: Gordon Booth, 4 Old Church Close, Quordon, DBY Signed: Looks like Derby City Hospital Reg: Derby - Derby Second Reg.6.8.69 Ashes: Scattered in Garden of Rest Remarks: 1 (of the day) J. Merritt BofR 18/8/69.20 |
Family of Mabel Violet Shipstone and William Arthur Booth |
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| (Bride) Marriage* | 2 April 1916 | Mabel Violet Shipstone married William Arthur Booth on 2 April 1916 at Claye Street Methodist Chapel, Long Eaton, DBY, Shipstone, Mabel Violet = Booth, Arthur William.7,9,8 |
| Last Edited | 16 Apr 2025 |
Citations
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Maggie Shipstone1
F, #1019, b. 13 December 1901, d. 26 January 1985
| Father | John William Shipstone1 b. 11 Apr 1877, d. 3 May 1953 |
| Mother | Kate Wardle1 b. 13 Dec 1875, d. 10 May 1969 |
| Birth* | 13 December 1901 | Maggie Shipstone, daughter of John William Shipstone and Kate Wardle, was born on 13 December 1901 at R.D. Basford.1,2 |
| Maggie Shipstone was the daughter of John William Shipstone and Kate Wardle.1 | ||
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 January 1902 and 31 March 1902 | Her birth was registered between 1 January 1902 and 31 March 1902 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b, 266 Shipstone, Maggie mother: Wardle.1,3 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 2 April 1911 | The 1911 UK Census of 155 Front St, Arnold, NTT, listed John William Shipstone and Kate Wardle with Maggie Shipstone, Hedley William Shipstone and John Maurice Shipstone. Maggie Shipstone was described as Maggie Shipstone, daughter, female, age 9, single, born Arnold NTT.4 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 19 June 1921 | The 1921 UK Census of 91 Mansfield Road, Nottingham, NTT, listed John William Shipstone and Kate Wardle with Maggie Shipstone, Hedley William Shipstone, John Maurice Shipstone and Olive Shipstone. Maggie Shipstone was described as Maggie Shipstone, daughter age 19y 6m, female, single born Arnold NTT, shop assistant, T.N. Parr, pork butchers, Derby Road NTT.5 |
| Married Name | between 1 April 1926 and 30 June 1926 | As of between 1 April 1926 and 30 June 1926, her married name was May.6 |
| (Bride) MC-Reg* | between 1 April 1926 and 30 June 1926 | Her marriage was registered between 1 April 1926 and 30 June 1926 at R.D. Nottingham Ref: 7b 945.7 |
| Marriage* | between 1 April 1926 and 30 June 1926 | She married Harold May between 1 April 1926 and 30 June 1926 at R.D. Nottingham.6 |
| Research* | between July 1926 and 1980 | Research: (an unknown value).6 |
| (Present-Second) Cen-Househ* | 29 September 1939 | She was listed next to the top of the household in the 1939 UK Register of 5 Joyce Close, Nottingham, NTT, as May, Maggie, female, born 13 Dec 1901, married, unpaid domestic duties. She was enumerated with Harold May, one closed record, presumably their son..8 |
| Death of Father | 3 May 1953 | Her father John William Shipstone died on 3 May 1953 at 6 Broadgate, Beeston, NTT.9,10,11,12 |
| Death of Mother | 10 May 1969 | Her mother Kate Wardle died on 10 May 1969 at Nottingham, NTT.10,13,14,15 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 16 May 1969 | Maggie Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 16 May 1969. Kate Shipstone named as loving mother of Maggie, Hedley, Maurice & Olive at her death. Subject: Kate Wardle Mentioned: Olive Shipstone, Hedley William Shipstone, John Maurice Shipstone and Maggie Shipstone.15 |
| Death of Spouse | 30 November 1974 | Her husband Harold May died on 30 November 1974 at 42 Risdale Road, Sherwood, Nottingham, NTT.16,13 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | January 1985 | Her death was registered in January 1985 at R.D. Nottingham Ref: Volume: 8 Page: 791 , As Maggie May, born 13 Dec 1901.2 |
| Death* | 26 January 1985 | Maggie Shipstone died on 26 January 1985 at Sherwood Rise Rest Home, Herbert Road, Sherwood, NTT.6,16 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 30 January 1985 | She was buried on 30 January 1985 at Row B, Plot 25, Redhill Cemetery, Arnold, NTT, Maggie May aged 83 years buried 30 jan 1985 Redhill Cemetery Arnold, Nottingham Unitary Authority, Nottinghamshire, England Buried with 1 other May: Harold age 75 1974.17,18 |
| (Deceased) Prob Index* | 13 March 1985 | In the Probate Index, the deceased was described as May, Maggie of Sherwood Rise Rest Home, Herbert Road, Sherwood, Nottingham died 26 January 1985. Authority to administer the Estate was granted on 13 March 1985 by The Probate Office, Manchester. Estate valued at £29,561. Ref 858140394N.16 |
Family of Maggie Shipstone and Harold May |
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| Marriage* | between 1 April 1926 and 30 June 1926 | Maggie Shipstone married Harold May between 1 April 1926 and 30 June 1926 at R.D. Nottingham.6 |
| Last Edited | 12 Aug 2024 |
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Maggie Stapleton Shipstone1,2,3
F, #813, b. 23 January 1895, d. 26 July 1976
| Father | William Shipstone2 b. 5 Oct 1854, d. bt 1 Oct 1923 - 31 Dec 1923 |
| Mother | Zillah Ann Stapleton2 b. bt 1 Apr 1864 - 30 Jun 1864, d. bt 1 Dec 1934 - 8 Dec 1934 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 January 1895 and 31 March 1895 | Her birth was registered between 1 January 1895 and 31 March 1895 at R.D. Shardlow Ref: 7b, 542 Shipstone, Maggie Stapleton mother: Stapleton.4,5,6 |
| (Child) Birth* | 23 January 1895 | Maggie Stapleton Shipstone, daughter of William Shipstone and Zillah Ann Stapleton, was born on 23 January 1895 at Sandiacre, DBY, Exact date from death index.2,7,8,9 |
| Maggie Stapleton Shipstone was the daughter of William Shipstone and Zillah Ann Stapleton.2 | ||
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 31 March 1901 | The 1901 UK Census of Derby Road, Sandiacre, DBY, listed William Shipstone and Zillah Ann Stapleton with Martha Ann Shipstone, Edith Alice Shipstone, Jane Elizabeth Shipstone, Ellen Rebecca Shipstone, William Thomas Shipstone and Maggie Stapleton Shipstone. Maggie Stapleton Shipstone was described as Maggie Shipstone, daughter age 6, born Sandiacre, DBY.2 |
| Research* | 1 October 1906 | Research: at Risley Lower Grammar School, Risley, DBY, National School Admissions, Risley Lower Grammar School, Risley, Derbyshire, England No. 289, Admitted: 1/10/06 Born: 25/1/95 Shipstone, Maggie Parent: William of Derby Road, Sandiacre No exemption Previous school: Sandiacre Council Standard: II Last attended 3/4/08 Reason: Working at home.10 |
| (Child) Baptism | 17 January 1909 | She was baptised on 17 January 1909 at The Parish Church of All Saints, Risley, DBY, Maggie Stapleton of William & Zilla Annie Shipstone, Sandiacre, lace maker (Adult).11,12 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 2 April 1911 | The 1911 UK Census of 27 Butt Street, Sandiacre, DBY, listed William Shipstone and Zillah Ann Stapleton with Martha Ann Shipstone, Edith Alice Shipstone, Ellen Rebecca Shipstone, Maggie Stapleton Shipstone and Leslie William Shipstone. Maggie Stapleton Shipstone was described as Maggie Stapleton Shipstone, daughter age 16, single, cotton winder, lace factory, worker, born Sandiacre, DBY.13 |
| (Bride) MC-Reg* | between 1 April 1917 and 30 June 1917 | Her marriage was registered between 1 April 1917 and 30 June 1917 at R.D. Shardlow Ref: 7b 991 Year: 1917.14 |
| Married Name | 6 June 1917 | As of 6 June 1917, her married name was Barson.14 |
| (Bride) Marriage* | 6 June 1917 | She married Neville Barson on 6 June 1917 at All Saints, Risley, DBY, 1917, June 6th Neville Barson, 25, Bachelor, Railway employee, risley (Sandiacre crossed-out), Father: William Barson, Fitter Maggie Stapleton Shipstone, age 22, Spinster, winder, Sandiacre, Father: William Shipstone, lace maker In Church, by Licence Wit: William Shipstone, Martha Ann Shipstone, Lois Barson Witness links William Shipstone and Martha Ann Shipstone.15,16 |
| (Resident) Address* | 23 March 1918 | As of 23 March 1918, Maggie Stapleton Shipstone lived at Shaftesbury Avenue, Stapleford, NTT.17 |
| Death of Spouse | 23 March 1918 | Her husband Neville Barson died on 23 March 1918 at France.17,18,19 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 19 June 1921 | The 1921 UK Census of Shaftesbury Avenue, Sandiacre, NTT, listed William Shipstone and Zillah Ann Stapleton with Martha Ann Shipstone, Edith Alice Shipstone, Jane Elizabeth Shipstone, Maggie Stapleton Shipstone and Leslie William Shipstone. Maggie Stapleton Shipstone was described as Maggie Stapleton (mistranscribed as Dapleton) Barson, daughter, age 26 and 5 months, female, widow born Sandiacre, DBY Brass bobbin winder for R.D. Walker, Lace Mnfr. Derby Road, Sandiacre.20 |
| (Bride) MC-Reg | between 1 October 1921 and 3 December 1921 | Her marriage was registered between 1 October 1921 and 3 December 1921 at R.D. Shardlow Ref: 7b 1248, indexed as Maggie S Barson = Davies (Davies not yet indexed).21 |
| Married Name | 24 December 1921 | As of 24 December 1921, her married name was Davies.22 |
| (Bride) MC* | 24 December 1921 | The marriage certificate which she signed describes her as Maggie Stapleton Barson, widow, age 26. She was recorded as of Sandiacre. Her father was recorded as William Shipstone, lacemaker. They were married according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the established church by banns. Witnesses to the marriage were Ellen Rebecca Shipstone. As well as Nellie Rebecca Shipstone, William Fordham was also a witness.17 |
| (Bride) Marriage* | 24 December 1921 | Maggie Stapleton Shipstone married Samuel Henry Davies on 24 December 1921 at St. Giles' Church, Sandiacre, DBY.22,17 |
| (Distribution) Will | 13 September 1927 | Maggie Stapleton Shipstone was named as Maggie Stapleton Shipstone Davis, 1/528 share worth $16.89 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.23 |
| (Present-Main) Cen-Househ* | 29 September 1939 | She was listed at the top of the household in the 1939 UK Register of 4 Shaftesbury Avenue, Shardlow, DBY, as Davies Samuel H., male, 12 Nov 97 married, Railway Wagon Repairer (heavy worker). She was enumerated with Samuel Henry Davies, also with one closed entry assumed to be their daughter..9 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 July 1976 and 30 September 1976 | Her death was registered between 1 July 1976 and 30 September 1976 at R.D. Ilkeston Ref: 6, 1022 as Maggie Stapleton Davies Birth 23 Jan 1895.8 |
| (Deceased) Death* | 26 July 1976 | Maggie Stapleton Shipstone died on 26 July 1976 at R.D. Ilkeston as Maggie Stapleton Davies Birth 23 Jan 1895.8,24 |
| (Deceased) Prob Index* | 12 October 1976 | In the Probate Index, the deceased was described as Davies, Maggie Stapleton of 4 Shaftesbury Avenue Sandiacre Notts died 26 July 1976. Administration with Will. Authority to administer the Estate was granted on 12 October 1976 by The Probate Office, London. Estate valued at £7856. 760118673D.24 |
Family of Maggie Stapleton Shipstone and Neville Barson |
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| (Bride) Marriage* | 6 June 1917 | Maggie Stapleton Shipstone married Neville Barson on 6 June 1917 at All Saints, Risley, DBY, 1917, June 6th Neville Barson, 25, Bachelor, Railway employee, risley (Sandiacre crossed-out), Father: William Barson, Fitter Maggie Stapleton Shipstone, age 22, Spinster, winder, Sandiacre, Father: William Shipstone, lace maker In Church, by Licence Wit: William Shipstone, Martha Ann Shipstone, Lois Barson Witness links William Shipstone and Martha Ann Shipstone.15,16 |
Family of Maggie Stapleton Shipstone and Samuel Henry Davies |
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| (Bride) Marriage* | 24 December 1921 | Maggie Stapleton Shipstone married Samuel Henry Davies on 24 December 1921 at St. Giles' Church, Sandiacre, DBY.22,17 |
| Last Edited | 18 Nov 2024 |
Citations
- Later known as Maggie Stapleton Shipston Davis.
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Margaret Emily Beauchamp Shipstone1,2
F, #1046, b. 27 February 1879, d. 2 September 1979
| Father | John Shipstone1 b. 14 Feb 1844, d. 7 Apr 1880 |
| Mother | Emily Beauchamp1 b. 21 Feb 1850, d. 5 Dec 1925 |
| Birth-Alt | 27 February 1879 | Margaret Emily Beauchamp Shipstone, daughter of John Shipstone and Emily Beauchamp, was also reported to have been born on 27 February 1879 at Hornsey Rise, Hornsey, MDX.3,4 |
| Birth* | 27 February 1879 | Margaret Emily Beauchamp Shipstone, daughter of John Shipstone and Emily Beauchamp, was born on 27 February 1879 at East Islington, LND.1,5,4 |
| Margaret Emily Beauchamp Shipstone was the daughter of John Shipstone and Emily Beauchamp.1 | ||
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 April 1879 and 30 June 1879 | Her birth was registered between 1 April 1879 and 30 June 1879 at R.D. Islington Ref: 1b, 316 Shipstone, Margaret Emily Beauchamp mother: Beauchamp.6,7 |
| Death of Father | 7 April 1880 | Her father John Shipstone died on 7 April 1880 at Matara, Ceylon.8 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 3 April 1881 | The 1881 UK Census of Newcastle Farm, Alfreton Road, Basford, NTT, listed Emily Beauchamp with Frances Elizabeth Shipstone, Margaret Emily Beauchamp Shipstone and John Shipstone, along with Living with Emily's Mother, Mary Beauchamp, age 73 born in Ireland, and 2 servants.. Margaret Emily Beauchamp Shipstone was described as Margaret E B Shipstone, daughter, age 2, born London, Middlesex.5 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 4 February 1887 | Frances Elizabeth Shipstone and John Shipstone were the subject of a newspaper article on 4 February 1887. "The Christian Advocate" Circuit Intelligence: ENNISCORTHY (Ireland) The Annual tea meeting in connection with the Methodist sabbath-school, Enniscorthy has been held recently in the Methodist chapel. ... The tea tables were presided over by Mrs Shipstone ... The names of the children who recited were as follows: Fanny and Madge Shipstone, Master Jack Shipstone The juvenile collectors worked very energetically- Fanny Shipstone (grand-daughter of Rev. R. Beauchamp) £4 2s. 9d. It could be that "the juvenile collectors", "Fanny, Jack and Madge" were all sibblings ... note absence of mythical Marion May Shipstone. Presumably this was the children when visiting their grandparents with their mother.9 |
| Research | 1891 | Research: Walthamstow Hall was founded as an inter-denominational school and home for daughters of Christian missionaries. Moved to Hollybush Lane, Sevenoaks in 1882.10 |
| (Enum alone) Cen-Househ* | 5 April 1891 | The 1891 UK Census of Walthamstow Hall School, Sevenoaks, KEN, listed Margaret Emily Beauchamp Shipstone described as Shipstone, Margaret Emily Beauchamp, pupil, single age 12 born in Middlesex, Highgate.11 |
| (Subject) Newspaper* | 30 June 1896 | She was the subject of a newspaper article on 30 June 1896. From The London Gazette Civil Service - AFTER OPEN COMPETITION. Post Office: Female Clerk, London, Martha Howard Nash. Female Sorter, London, Florence Victorine Merry. Female Telegraph Learner in the Central Office, London, Margaret Emily Beauchamp Shipstone.2 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 31 March 1901 | The 1901 UK Census of 18 Nightingale Lane, Hornsey, MDX, listed Emily Beauchamp with Margaret Emily Beauchamp Shipstone. Margaret Emily Beauchamp Shipstone was described as Madge Shipstone, daughter, single, age 22, born Hornsey Rise, MDX.3 |
| Research | between 16 July 1901 and 27 July 1901 | Research: at Ontario, Canada, List or Manifest of Alien Immigrants for The Commisioner of Immigration Elder, Dempster & ... (Beaver Line) SS Lake Ontario Sailing from Liverpool 16th July 1901 to port of Quedec July 1901 No: 2 Emily E. Shipstone. Age 51 years, female, married, widow nationality: Ireland Last Address Antrim. Seaport Montreal, Destination: San Fransisco, $50 bought ticket self, been in USA 1887-1890 Visiting: sister Cherry St. Petaluma, Cal. No: 3 Madge Miss. Shipstone, Age 22 years, female, single, spinster nationality: England Last Address Antrim. Seaport Montreal, Destination: San Fransisco (of 5 on this sheet) Supplementary to manifest of Alien passengers: (on separate small sheet, presumably same passenger list with only numbers to identify) No. 2 white, Nativity: Ireland Province: (illegible - probably Antrim), Mother tongue: English, Subject: English No. 3 white, Nativity: England Province: (not given), Mother tongue: English, Subject: English.12 |
| (Witness) Research | 27 July 1901 | She was a witness Arrived in Ontario (official form) Cl 2nd SS L. Ontario - Liverpool Date 7/27/01 Serial no: 173-53-2 Family name: 123 Shipstone Given name: Emily Accomnaied by: daughter Place of birth: (not given) Age: 51 years Sex: Female, widowed Occupation: widow Read, write: -, y Race: Irish nationality: England Last permanent residence: Autrian Nearest relative from country of origin: (not given) Ever in US? Yes - 1889-1890 Where: Passage paid for by : Destination: San Fransisco, Cal., sister Cherry St. Petaluma, Cal Money: $50 Deported? No Purpose and time remaining: Head tax: paid Height: (not given) Complexion: (not given) Distinguishing marks: (note travelling with her daughter -Madge) with Emily Beauchamp on 27 July 1901 at Ontario, Canada .12 |
| Research | 27 July 1901 | Research: at Quebec, Canada, Arrived in Quebec, Canada.13 |
| (Bride) MC-Reg* | between 1 April 1903 and 30 June 1903 | Her marriage was registered between 1 April 1903 and 30 June 1903 at R.D. Totnes Ref: 5b 443 indexed as Margaret Emily B Shipstone. Matches with Francis Edward Taylor.14,15 |
| Married Name | 11 April 1903 | As of 11 April 1903, her married name was Taylor.15,16 |
| (Bride) Marriage* | 11 April 1903 | Margaret Emily Beauchamp Shipstone married Francis Edward Taylor on 11 April 1903 at The Parish Church, Totnes, DEV, Francis Edward Taylor, age 29, bachelor, cabinet maker, 10 Castle Street Totnes, Father: George Taylor, carpenter = Shipstone, Margaret Emily Beauchamp, age 24, spinster, Castle Cottage Totnes, Father: John Shipstone (deceased), missionary In Parish Church by Licence Wit: H S? Taylor?(or Slater?), Emily Shipstone Witness links Emily Beauchamp.15,14,17,16 |
| Research | 3 June 1903 | Research: at Liverpool, LAN, Outbound passenger list, Liverpool Ticket: 14502 Mrs F E Taylor, Lady Mrs E Shipstone Mr F.E. Taylor, Clerk, all "adult" no ages given. Destination of ship: Quebec; Montreal Canada. Ship: Kensington Line: Dominion Line Master: Broomhead.18 |
| Research* | between 3 June 1903 and 13 June 1903 | Research: All 3 travelled together SS Kensington from Liverpool June 3 1903 - Quebec June 13 1903 List D. List or manifest of Alien passengers for the Commission of Immigration 2 F.E. Taylor age 24, female, married, wife, England, English last resided London Destination: Los Angeles Cal., paid by husband, £50, not in USA before, not joining relatives or friends 3 Emily Taylor (crossed out as wrong and rest of line not completed) 4 Emily Shipstone age 53, female, married, widow, Ireland, Irish, last resided London, Destination Los Angeles Cal., paid by self, $50 not in USA before, not joining relatives or friends 5 F. E. Taylor age 29, male, married, joiner, England, (ditto for Irish), last resided London, Desitination Los Angeles Cal. paid by self, $50 not in USA before, not joining relatives or friends 3 of 9 passengers in "List D". Some inconsistencies with previous entries ... but this is the family group emigrating to US. Maragret Emily calls herself F.E. Taylor (probably as Mrs. F. E. Taylor) Not to be confused with Frances Elizabeth Shipstone, her sister.19 |
| Had a Son | 1905 | Her son John Shipstone Taylor was born in 1905 at CA, USA.20 |
| Had a Daughter | April 1911 | Her daughter Margaret Ellen Thelma Taylor was born in April 1911 at New Zealand.20,21 |
| Research | 28 June 1911 | Research: at San Francisco, CA, USA, List of passengers bound for California from New Zealand. Taylor Francis Edward, 35, male, married, builder carpenter, read+write, New Zealand nationality, English, last address New Zealand, Rotorua, departure contact: friend - W.J. French, Rotorue N.Z. Destination Cal. Los Angeles. Taylor Margaret Beauchamp, 30, female, married, none, read+write, New Zealand nationality, English, last address New Zealand, Rotorua, departure contact: same, Destination Cal. Los Angeles. Taylor Francis John Shipstone, 5, male, single, none, read+write, New Zealand nationality, English, last address New Zealand, Rotorua, departure contact: same, Destination Cal. Los Angeles. Taylor Margaret Ellen Thelma, 2 months, female, single, none, not read+write, New Zealand nationality, English, last address New Zealand, Rotorua, departure contact: same, Destination Cal. Los Angeles.13 |
| Research | 21 July 1911 | Research: at San Francisco, CA, USA, Arrived according to Californian Passenger and crew lists.13 |
| (Wife) Cen-Househ* | 13 January 1920 | She was wife of the head of household in the 1920 US Census of Douglas Ave, El Monte Township, Los Angeles, CA, USA, as Taylor, Margaret E.B., Wife, female, white, married, immigration 1903, Naturalised Al (Pa crossed-out), read yes, write yes, born England, language English, Father England, English, Mother Ireland, English; speaks English, Farmer, poultry and nuts, Own Account. Enumerated with her husband Francis Edward Taylor, John Shipstone Taylor, Margaret Ellen Thelma Taylor and Emily Beauchamp.22,23 |
| Death of Mother | 5 December 1925 | Her mother Emily Beauchamp died on 5 December 1925 at Rosemead, Los Angeles, California, USA.17,24 |
| (Wife) Cen-Househ | 28 April 1930 | She was wife of the head of household in the 1930 US Census of Laguna Beach Township, Orange County, CA, USA, as Taylor, Margaret, Wife-H, female, white, age 50, married aged 23, school no, read/write yes, born England, Father's birthplace England, Mother's birthplace England, language English, Immigrated 1903, naturalised na, Speaks English Yes, no trade. Enumerated with her husband Francis Edward Taylor.25 |
| (Beneficiary) Will | 13 May 1931 | Margaret Emily Beauchamp Shipstone was named as my Great niece, Margaret (Peggy) Taylor (daughter of Margaret Emily Shipstone Taylor), now living in California (£500), to my Trustees the sum of Eight thousand pounds UPON TRUST at their discretion to invest the same in their name or under their control in any investment for the time being authorised by law for Trust Funds And until investment the said sum shall carry interest at the rate of Four pounds ten shillings per annum from my death payable out of my residuary estate AND I DIRECT my Trustees to stand possessed of the said sum or investments and income thereof (2) UPON TRUST to pay the same income to Margaret Emily Shipstone Taylor for her life without power of anticipation, or to her children. a beneficiary in the Will of Helen Shipstone dated 13 May 1931.15 |
| Research | 3 June 1940 | Research: at 250 Chenginpin, Oceanside Township, San Diego, California, USA, Name: Margaret E B Taylor Age: 61 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1879 Gender: Female Race: White Birthplace: England Marital Status: Married Relation to Head of House: Wife Home in 1940: Oceanside, San Diego, California House Number: 250 Farm: No Citizenship: Naturalized Sheet Number: 25B House Owned or Rented: Owned Value of Home or Monthly Rental if Rented: 3500 Attended School or College: No Highest Grade Completed: Elementary school, 8th grade Hours Worked Week Prior to Census: 0 Income: 0 Income Other Sources: No Household Members: Francis E Taylor 63 Margaret E B Taylor 61 John Shipstone Taylor 35.26 |
| (Wife) Cen-Househ | 3 June 1940 | She was wife of the head of household in the 1940 US Census of 250 Chenginpin, Oceanside Township, Los Angeles, CA, USA, as Taylor, Margaret E. B., wife, female, white, age 61, married, born England, naturalised, (birthplace detail not given), housework. Enumerated with her husband Francis Edward Taylor, John Shipstone Taylor.26 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 24 February 1941 | Margaret Emily Beauchamp Taylor was mentioned in a newspaper article on 24 February 1941. Named as Frances Elizabeth Taylor and Margaret Emily Taylor, with bequests of £200 each to his nieces (daughters of his brother John Shipstone) in the report of the bequests of Sir Thomas Shipstone 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.27 |
| Death of Spouse | 10 February 1945 | Her husband Francis Edward Taylor died on 10 February 1945.17 |
| Research* | 1979 | Research: No DC-Reg in Q3 or Q4 1979 for a Margaret E Taylor. Suspect death elsewhere (e.g. America). |
| Research | September 1979 | Research: 545-70-0393, Issued California. American Social Security Death Index states Margaret Taylor, born 27 Feb 1879, died Sep 1979.28 |
| Residence* | September 1979 | Margaret Emily Beauchamp Shipstone lived in September 1979 at 92024 Encinitas, San Diego, CA, USA.28 |
| Death* | 2 September 1979 | She died on 2 September 1979.4 |
| (Interred) Burial* | after 2 September 1979 | She was buried after 2 September 1979 at Mausoleum, Eternal Light Columbarium, Angelus Rosedale Cemetery, Los Angeles, California, USA, 1850 Emily Shipstone 1926 1876 Frank E. Taylor 1945 1879 Margaret Taylor 1979.29 |
Known Children of Margaret Emily Beauchamp Shipstone and Francis Edward Taylor |
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| (Bride) Marriage* | 11 April 1903 | Margaret Emily Beauchamp Shipstone married Francis Edward Taylor on 11 April 1903 at The Parish Church, Totnes, DEV, Francis Edward Taylor, age 29, bachelor, cabinet maker, 10 Castle Street Totnes, Father: George Taylor, carpenter = Shipstone, Margaret Emily Beauchamp, age 24, spinster, Castle Cottage Totnes, Father: John Shipstone (deceased), missionary In Parish Church by Licence Wit: H S? Taylor?(or Slater?), Emily Shipstone Witness links Emily Beauchamp.15,14,17,16 |
| Children |
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| Last Edited | 15 Aug 2025 |
Citations
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Memorial ID 248947153." - [S1] Census, 1930 US, Ancestry.com.
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Memorial ID 72492720."
Marion May Shipstone1
F, #1177, b. 18 October 1877
| Father | John Shipstone1 b. 14 Feb 1844, d. 7 Apr 1880 |
| Mother | Emily Beauchamp1 b. 21 Feb 1850, d. 5 Dec 1925 |
| Research* | Research: No evidence other than IGI to support this person existing. Not in any census', birth or death registrations in that name. May be confused with Margaret Emily Shipstone, who was born in East Islington on 1879. | |
| Birth* | 18 October 1877 | Marion May Shipstone, daughter of John Shipstone and Emily Beauchamp, was born on 18 October 1877 at East Islington, LND.1 |
| Marion May Shipstone was the daughter of John Shipstone and Emily Beauchamp.1 |
| Last Edited | 8 Sep 2024 |
Citations
- [S3] International Genealogical Index (IGI).
Marjorie Eileen Shipstone1,2
F, #759, b. 7 June 1903, d. 8 March 1975
| Father | James Henry Shipstone b. 3 Aug 1874, d. 2 Feb 1958 |
| Mother | Gertrude Turner b. 20 May 1875, d. 7 Nov 1963 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 April 1903 and 30 June 1903 | Her birth was registered between 1 April 1903 and 30 June 1903 at R.D. Nottingham Ref: 7b, 470 Shipstone, Marjorie Eileen mother: Turner.3,4 |
| Birth* | 7 June 1903 | Marjorie Eileen Shipstone, daughter of James Henry Shipstone and Gertrude Turner, was born on 7 June 1903 at Nottingham, NTT.3,5,6 |
| Marjorie Eileen Shipstone was the daughter of James Henry Shipstone and Gertrude Turner. | ||
| (Child) Baptism | 18 July 1903 | Marjorie Eileen Shipstone was baptised on 18 July 1903 at Parish Church of St Andrew, Nottingham, NTT, Marjorie Eileen of James Henry & Gertrude Shipstone of 5 Beech Avenue, brewer born 7 June 1903.7 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 2 April 1911 | The 1911 UK Census of 343 Mansfield Road, Nottingham, NTT, listed James Henry Shipstone and Gertrude Turner with Marjorie Eileen Shipstone and James Leslie Shipstone, along with and 3 domestics - servant, nurse, cook. Marjorie Eileen Shipstone was described as Marjorie Eileen Shipstone, daughter, female age 7, born Nottingham, NTT.8 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 19 June 1921 | The 1921 UK Census of 4 Arlington Drive, Nottingham, NTT, listed James Henry Shipstone and Gertrude Turner with Marjorie Eileen Shipstone, along with their servants: Smith, Lily Roseberry born 1894, Guildford, SRY widowed domestic servant private 1 child aged 2 (not enumerated here) Dye, Daisy Winifred born 1896, Somercoates, DBY domestic servant. Marjorie Eileen Shipstone was described as Shipstone, Marjorie Eileen daughter age 18y female single born Nottingham, NTT home duties.9 |
| (Bride) MC-Reg* | between 1 April 1926 and 30 June 1926 | Her marriage was registered between 1 April 1926 and 30 June 1926 at R.D. Nottingham Ref: 7b 703.1 |
| Married Name | 17 June 1926 | As of 17 June 1926, her married name was Cutts.1,10 |
| (Bride) Marriage* | 17 June 1926 | She married Hubert Cyril Cutts on 17 June 1926 at The Parish Church of St. Andrew, Nottingham, NTT, Hubert Cyril Cutts age 35, bachelor, company director of 3 Mapperley Road father: John Cutts lace manufacturer = Marjorie Eileen Shipstone, age 23, spinster of Southlands, Arlington Drive father: James Henry Shipstone, Company Director In church by license Wit: Thomas Shipstone Knt Annie Sophia Cutts (John Buchanan Leach?, vicar of Attenborough, NTT) Witness links Thomas Shipstone.1,11,10 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 13 November 1930 | Marjorie Eileen Cutts was mentioned in a newspaper article on 13 November 1930. Named as Mrs. C. H. Cutts, a cousin of Mr. Wing, and a mourner 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.12 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 14 November 1930 | Marjorie Eileen Cutts was mentioned in a newspaper article on 14 November 1930. Named as Mr & Mrs. H.C. Cutts, uncle and aunt of Ronald Leslie Peter 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.13 |
| (Present-Second) Cen-Househ* | 29 September 1939 | She was listed next to the top of the household in the 1939 UK Register of Westridge, Plains Road, Arnold, NTT, as Cutts (later Tamplin), Marjorie E., female, born 07 Jun 1903, married, unpaid domestic duties - A.R.P. Reserve Arnold. She was enumerated with Hubert Cyril Cutts, 2 officially closed records - did not find any children registered - perhaps young staff? or adopted? - ending with Peggie L Wormsley (later Cary, Weston) born 1919 female domestic servant..14 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 21 November 1944 | Marjorie Eileen Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 21 November 1944. Mrs. H. C. Cutts (niece) and Mr. Cutts, mourners at the funeral of the late Mr. 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 and Mortimer Frederick Ratcliff.15 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 22 November 1944 | Marjorie Eileen Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 22 November 1944. Mrs. H. C. Cutts (niece) and Mr. Cutts, mourners at the funeral of the late Mr. 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.16 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 24 February 1947 | Marjorie Eileen Cutts was mentioned in a newspaper article on 24 February 1947. Named as Mrs. H.C. Cutts, a represented by her husband 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.17 |
| Divorce* | 16 March 1949 | Marjorie Eileen Shipstone and Hubert Cyril Cutts were divorced on 16 March 1949.18 |
| (Subject) Newspaper* | 16 March 1949 | Marjorie Eileen Shipstone and Hubert Cyril Cutts were the subject of a newspaper article on 16 March 1949. Nottm Divorce Cases Twelve undefended petitions were down for hearing at Nottingham Divorce Court today. Judge A.C. Caporn, the Special Commissioner, granted decree nisi to the following: Hubert Cyril Cutts, of The Bell Hotel, Melton Mowbray (wife's adultery).19 |
| Married Name | between 1 July 1949 and 30 September 1949 | As of between 1 July 1949 and 30 September 1949, her married name was Tamplin.20 |
| (Bride) MC-Reg* | between 1 July 1949 and 30 September 1949 | Her marriage was registered between 1 July 1949 and 30 September 1949 at R.D. Southwell Ref: 3c 1321 Tamplin, Douglas R = Shipstone, Marjorie E and Cutts, Marjorie E.1 |
| (Bride) Marriage* | 5 July 1949 | Marjorie Eileen Shipstone married Douglas Roynon Tamplin on 5 July 1949 at Southwell, NTT, Ref: 3c 1321 match to Douglas R Tamplin in Q3 1949, Cutts or Shipstone. Changed from 3rd July to 5th July after finding newspaper article. Probably married at Registry Office (she was a divorcee).20,1,11,18 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 5 July 1949 | Marjorie Eileen Shipstone and Douglas Roynon Tamplin were the subject of a newspaper article on 5 July 1949. Marriages TAMPLIN-CUTTS - On July 5th, at Southwell, Douglas Roynon Tamplin of Shrewsbury and Marjorie Eileen Cutts, Far Lays, Southwell, Notts.18 |
| Death of Father | 2 February 1958 | Her father James Henry Shipstone died on 2 February 1958 at Woodlands, Woodland Drive, Mapperley Park, Nottingham, NTT.21,2,22 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 3 February 1958 | Marjorie Eileen Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 3 February 1958. Noted as a daughter "Mrs. Tamplin" of Mr James Henry Shipstone, living in Shrewsbury, in the announcement of the death of James Henry Shipstone. Subject: James Henry Shipstone Mentioned: Marjorie Eileen Shipstone, James Leslie Shipstone and Ronald Arthur Shipstone.20 |
| Death of Mother | 7 November 1963 | Her mother Gertrude Turner died on 7 November 1963 at Woodlands, Woodland Drive, Mapperley Park, Nottingham, NTT.2,22 |
| (Administrator) Prob Index | 28 January 1964 | Authority was granted to Marjorie Eileen Shipstone described as Marjorie Eileen Tamplin, the wife of Douglas Roynon Tamplin (she was the daughter of the deceased), to administer the Estate of Gertrude Shipstone on 28 January 1964 at The Probate Office, Nottingham, valued at £30046.2,23 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 January 1975 and 31 March 1975 | Her death was registered between 1 January 1975 and 31 March 1975 at R.D. Exeter Ref: 21, 1147 as Marjorie Eileen Tamplin. Birth date 7 June 1902 (actually 1 year out - should be 1903).5 |
| Death* | 8 March 1975 | Marjorie Eileen Shipstone died on 8 March 1975 at Toad Pit Cottage, West Hill, Ottery St Mary, DEV.5,23 |
| (Deceased) Prob Index* | 29 May 1975 | In the Probate Index, the deceased was described as Tamplin, Marjorie Eileen of Toad Pit Cottage West Hill Ottery St. Mary Devon died 8 March 1975. Authority to administer the Estate was granted Ref 752503995G on 29 May 1975 by The Probate Office, Exeter. Estate valued at £81690.23 |
Family of Marjorie Eileen Shipstone and Hubert Cyril Cutts |
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| (Bride) Marriage* | 17 June 1926 | Marjorie Eileen Shipstone married Hubert Cyril Cutts on 17 June 1926 at The Parish Church of St. Andrew, Nottingham, NTT, Hubert Cyril Cutts age 35, bachelor, company director of 3 Mapperley Road father: John Cutts lace manufacturer = Marjorie Eileen Shipstone, age 23, spinster of Southlands, Arlington Drive father: James Henry Shipstone, Company Director In church by license Wit: Thomas Shipstone Knt Annie Sophia Cutts (John Buchanan Leach?, vicar of Attenborough, NTT) Witness links Thomas Shipstone.1,11,10 |
| Divorce* | 16 March 1949 | Marjorie Eileen Shipstone and Hubert Cyril Cutts were divorced on 16 March 1949.18 |
Family of Marjorie Eileen Shipstone and Douglas Roynon Tamplin |
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| (Bride) Marriage* | 5 July 1949 | Marjorie Eileen Shipstone married Douglas Roynon Tamplin on 5 July 1949 at Southwell, NTT, Ref: 3c 1321 match to Douglas R Tamplin in Q3 1949, Cutts or Shipstone. Changed from 3rd July to 5th July after finding newspaper article. Probably married at Registry Office (she was a divorcee).20,1,11,18 |
| Last Edited | 26 Jul 2023 |
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Martha SHIPSTONE 
F, #814, b. 4 August 1858, d. 7 June 1930
| Father | William SHIPSTONE b. 17 Dec 1823, d. 14 Jul 1886 |
| Mother | Ann BINGHAM b. 8 Apr 1826, d. 9 Aug 1896 |
| Birth* | 4 August 1858 | Martha SHIPSTONE, daughter of William SHIPSTONE and Ann BINGHAM, was born on 4 August 1858 at Forest Road, New Basford, NTT.1,2 |
| Martha SHIPSTONE was the daughter of William SHIPSTONE and Ann BINGHAM. | ||
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 October 1858 and 31 December 1858 | Her birth was registered between 1 October 1858 and 31 December 1858 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b, 99 Shipstone, Martha mother: Bingham.3 |
| (Born) BC* | 9 November 1858 | Martha's birth was registered on 9 November 1858 at S.D. Basford, R.D. Basford, NTT.1 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 7 April 1861 | The 1861 UK Census of Nottingham Road, Eastwood, NTT, listed William SHIPSTONE and Ann BINGHAM with Martha SHIPSTONE, John Shipstone, Julia Ann Shipstone, William Shipstone, Jane Shipstone and Rebecca Shipstone. Martha SHIPSTONE was described as Martha Shipstone, daughter, age 2, born New Basford, NTT.4 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 2 April 1871 | The 1871 UK Census of Nottingham Road, Eastwood, NTT, listed William SHIPSTONE and Ann BINGHAM with Martha SHIPSTONE, John Shipstone, Edward Shipstone, Fanny Shipstone and James Shipstone. Martha SHIPSTONE was described as Martha Shipston daughter age 12, scholar, born New Basford, NTT.5 |
| Research* | 1881 | Research: not found in 1881 census . No realistric "possible Martha's" born Basford. Closest is a Martha Simpson age 23, born Kimberley, in Nottm St Mary servant in family of Jonathan & Mary Ann Wright. |
| (Bride) MC-Reg* | between 1 July 1886 and 30 September 1886 | Her marriage was registered between 1 July 1886 and 30 September 1886 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b 193.6 |
| (Bride) Marriage* | 8 July 1886 | She married Henry CLIFTON, son of Thomas CLIFTON and Elizabeth LEIVERS, on 8 July 1886 at Eastwood, NTT.7 |
| (Bride) MC* | 8 July 1886 | The marriage certificate which she signed states she was a spinster aged 27 years. She was recorded as of Papplewick. Her father was recorded as William Shipstone, publican. They were married according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the established church after banns. George Chatterley and Lucy Wright were witnesses. Martha's sister Jane Shipstone marries Wallace Wright (daughter Lucy Eleanor Wright was named in the "Estate of Joseph Bingham deceased", but born in 1882 so not her).7 |
| Married Name | 8 July 1886 | As of 8 July 1886, her married name was CLIFTON. |
| Death of Father | 14 July 1886 | Her father William SHIPSTONE died on 14 July 1886 at Papplewick, NTT.8,2 |
| Had a Daughter | 4 May 1887 | Her daughter Lilian CLIFTON was born on 4 May 1887 at Eastwood, NTT.1 |
| (Mother Informant) BC | 23 June 1887 | Martha Clifton, formerly Shipstone was named as the mother and the informant as M. Clifton, Mother, Eastwood at the registration of the birth of Lilian CLIFTON on 23 June 1887 at S.D. Greasley, R.D. Basford, NTT & DBY.1 |
| Had a Son | 7 August 1890 | Her son Henry William Clifton was born on 7 August 1890 at Kirkby-in-Ashfield, NTT. |
| (Mother Informant) BC | 26 September 1890 | Martha Clifton formerly Shipstone was named as the mother and the informant as M. Clifton, Mother, Kirkby at the registration of the birth of Henry William Clifton on 26 September 1890 at S.D. Greasley, R.D. Basford, NTT & DBY.1 |
| (Wife) Cen-Househ* | 5 April 1891 | She was wife of the head of household in the 1891 UK Census of Ellis Street, Kirby Folly, Kirkby-in-Ashfield, NTT, as Martha Clifton, Wife , married age 33, born Basford, NTT. Enumerated with her husband Henry CLIFTON, Lilian CLIFTON and Henry William Clifton, along with family of Thomas & Maria Belshaw, framework knitter of Nottingham. They have 4 children all born Mansfield, and a granddaughter Elizabeth Harrison age 4 - all unconnected to the Clifton family, I think..9 |
| Death of Son | 2 July 1892 | Her son Henry William Clifton died on 2 July 1892 at Kirkby-in-Ashfield, NTT.10 |
| Had a Daughter | 29 August 1892 | Her daughter Daisy Clifton was born on 29 August 1892 at Eastwood, NTT.10,11 |
| Death of Mother | 9 August 1896 | Her mother Ann BINGHAM died on 9 August 1896 at Rothwell, NTH.9,12 |
| Had a Daughter | 13 June 1900 | Her daughter Winifred Clifton was born on 13 June 1900 at Kirkby Park, Kirkby-in-Ashfield, NTT.1 |
| (Mother) BC | 16 June 1900 | Martha Clifton, formerly Shipstone was named as mother at the registration of the birth of Winifred Clifton on 16 June 1900 at S.D. Greasley, R.D. Basford, NTT & DBY.1 |
| (Wife) Cen-Househ* | 31 March 1901 | She was wife of the head of household in the 1901 UK Census of 130 Vernon Road, Kirkby-in-Ashfield, NTT, as Martha Clifton, wife, married age 40, born Basford, NTT. Enumerated with her husband Henry CLIFTON, Lilian CLIFTON, Daisy Clifton and Winifred Clifton, along with Mary Ann Kirk, boarder, widow age 73, living on own means, born Basford, NTT. Don't know if Mary Ann Kirk is a relation.11 |
| (Wife) Cen-Househ | 2 April 1911 | She was wife of the head of household in the 1911 UK Census of 68 Harcourt Street, Kirkby-in-Ashfield, NTT, as Martha Clifton, wife, female, age 50, married 25 years, 4 children, 3 alive, wife keeps own house, born Basford NTT. Enumerated with her husband Henry CLIFTON, Lilian CLIFTON, Daisy Clifton and Winifred Clifton. The house had 5 rooms.13 |
| Directory* | 1921 | Martha SHIPSTONE and Henry CLIFTON were named in 1921 in the Kirkby-in-Ashfield, West Ward Harcourt Street Autumn 1921 6228 R, O, Clifton, Henry 70 6229 HO, HO, Clifton, Martha 70 at 70 Harcourt Street, Kirkby-in-Ashfield, NTT .14 |
| (Wife) Cen-Househ | 19 June 1921 | She was wife of the head of household in the 1921 UK Census of 70 Harcourt Street, Kirkby-in-Ashfield, NTT, as Martha Clifton, wife age 62y 8m female, married, born Basford, NTT Home duties. Enumerated with her husband Henry CLIFTON, Lilian CLIFTON, Daisy Clifton and Winifred Clifton. The house had 5 rooms. Henry and Martha changed to "married" from "both alive."15 |
| Directory | 1922 | Martha SHIPSTONE and Henry CLIFTON were named in 1922 in the Kirkby-in-Ashfield, West Ward Harcourt Street Spring 1922 6295 R, O, Clifton, Henry 70 6296 HO, HO, Clifton, Martha 70 at 70 Harcourt Street, Kirkby-in-Ashfield, NTT .14 |
| Marriage of Daughter | 29 January 1922 | Her daughter Lilian CLIFTON married Augustus Lemuel Arthur CHAMBERLAIN, son of Lemuel Samuel CHAMBERLAIN and Elizabeth Tavener HARBUTT, on 29 January 1922 at St. Wilfred, Kirkby-in-Ashfield, NTT.7,16 |
| Death of Spouse | 4 April 1922 | Her husband Henry CLIFTON died on 4 April 1922 at 70 Harcourt St., Kirkby-in-Ashfield, NTT.12 |
| Research* | 20 August 1925 | Research: Letter from James Shipstone to Martha Clifton (nee Shipstone), his sister. "8 Lime Grove Long Eaton Aug 20/25 Dear Martha, I'm just writing a few lines to you to say that your Uncle Bingham (mother's brother) who has been in America for 50 years has died without a will. I have had a letter from Mrs. Bloom of Sheffield, asknjg for the address of all living sons & daughters of the late William & Ann Shipstone that they can send in their claim to the estate. Kindly let me have your birth certificate at once as I am sending all the claims up to Sheffield. Mrs. Bloom is our cousin of Bloom Bros. Ltd., Sheffield. The sooner all the claims are sent to America, the sooner will the Estate be settled. From your loving Brother James." |
| (Distribution) Will | 13 September 1927 | Martha SHIPSTONE was named as Martha Shipstone Clifton, 1/88 share worth $101.36 (underlined in red) 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.17 |
| Directory | 1929 | Martha SHIPSTONE and Daisy Clifton were named in 1929 in the Kirkby-in-Ashfield, West Ward Southwell Road 1929 9981 Rw, Ow Clifton, Martha 24 9982 Rw, Clifton, Daisy 24 9983 Rw, Clifton, Winifreda 24 at 24 Southwell Road, Kirkby-in-Ashfield, NTT .14 |
| Death* | 7 June 1930 | Martha SHIPSTONE died on 7 June 1930 at 24 Southwell Lane, Kirkby-in-Ashfield, NTT.12 |
| (Deceased) DC* | 7 June 1930 | Martha Clifton's death was registered on 7 June 1930 at S.D. Greasley, R.D. Basford, NTT & DBY. Martha SHIPSTONE was described on the death certificate as widow of Henry Clifton joiner journeyman, aged 71 years at death. The cause of death was given as 1a) Cerebral haemorrhage b) arterius schrosis c) carcinoma of the stomach no p.m.. The informant of the death was Albert Dixon, present at the death, 26 Southwell Road, Kirkby.12 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 9 June 1930 | She was buried on 9 June 1930 at Old East Kirkby Cemetery, Kirkby-in-Ashfield, NTT, "In Loving Memory of Henry Clifton Died April 4th 1922 aged 66 years Also Martha His beloved Wife Died June 7th 1930 aged 71 years "Until the day break."18" |
| (Named) Memorial* | Martha SHIPSTONE and Henry CLIFTON Recorded on a memorial at Old East Kirkby Cemetery, Kirkby-in-Ashfield, NTT, "In Loving Memory of Henry Clifton Died April 4th 1922 aged 66 years Also Martha His beloved Wife Died June 7th 1930 aged 71 years" "Until the day break"" (note: Stone not seen on subsequent visits after around 2000).18 |
Known Children of Martha SHIPSTONE and Henry CLIFTON |
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| (Bride) Marriage* | 8 July 1886 | Martha SHIPSTONE married Henry CLIFTON, son of Thomas CLIFTON and Elizabeth LEIVERS, on 8 July 1886 at Eastwood, NTT.7 |
| Children |
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| Last Edited | 14 Jul 2025 |
Citations
- [S20] Birth cert.
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- [S1] Census, 1871, Ancestry.
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- [S1] Census, 1901, Ancestry.
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- [S2] MI "Old East Kirkby Cemetery, NTT."
Martha Ann Shipstone1,2
F, #815, b. 5 January 1884, d. between 1 April 1952 and 30 June 1952
| Father | William Shipstone1 b. 5 Oct 1854, d. bt 1 Oct 1923 - 31 Dec 1923 |
| Mother | Zillah Ann Stapleton1 b. bt 1 Apr 1864 - 30 Jun 1864, d. bt 1 Dec 1934 - 8 Dec 1934 |
| Last Edited | 6 Feb 2022 |
Citations
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- [S20] Birth cert. GRO Birth.
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Mary Shipstone
F, #816, b. between 1 July 1891 and 29 November 1891, d. between 1 January 1938 and 31 March 1938
| Father | James Shipstone b. 17 Oct 1865, d. 23 Jul 1948 |
| Mother | Charlotte Draper b. 21 Aug 1867, d. 29 Dec 1943 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 July 1891 and 30 September 1891 | Her birth was registered between 1 July 1891 and 30 September 1891 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b, 146 Shipstone, Mary mother: Draper.1,2 |
| Birth* | between 1 July 1891 and 29 November 1891 | Mary Shipstone, daughter of James Shipstone and Charlotte Draper, was born between 1 July 1891 and 29 November 1891 at Eastwood, NTT.1,3,4 |
| (Child) Baptism | 29 November 1891 | Mary Shipstone was baptised on 29 November 1891 at Eastwood, NTT, Mary d. James & Charlotte SHIPSTON, Eastwood, Clerk.4 |
| She was the daughter of James Shipstone and Charlotte Draper. | ||
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 31 March 1901 | The 1901 UK Census of Station Road, Sandiacre, DBY, listed James Shipstone and Charlotte Draper with James William Shipstone, Mary Shipstone, Mabel Violet Shipstone, Sarah Shipstone, Gordon Henry Shipstone and Lottie Shipstone. Mary Shipstone was described as Mary Shipstone, daughter, single, age 9 born Eastwood, NTT.3 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 2 April 1911 | The 1911 UK Census of 26 Derby Road, Long Eaton, DBY, listed James Shipstone and Charlotte Draper with James William Shipstone, Mary Shipstone, Mabel Violet Shipstone, Sarah Shipstone, Gordon Henry Shipstone, Lottie Shipstone, John Edward Shipstone and Kenneth Draper Shipstone. Mary Shipstone was described as Mary Shipstone, daughter, female, age 19, single, cotton slip winder, cotton lace manufacturing, worker, born Eastwood, NTT.5 |
| (Witness) Research | 19 September 1919 | She was a witness Named as Mary Shipstone aged 27 of 8 Lime Grove Long Eaton DBY, a sibling of Gordon Henry Shipstone (deceased). with Gordon Henry Shipstone and James Shipstone on 19 September 1919.6 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 19 June 1921 | The 1921 UK Census of 8 Lime Grove, Long Eaton, DBY, listed James Shipstone and Charlotte Draper with Mary Shipstone, John Edward Shipstone and Kenneth Draper Shipstone. Mary Shipstone was described as Shipstone Mary, daughter age 29y 9m female, single born Eastwood, NTT British, lace mender for Orchards Ltd., Long Eaton (out of work).7 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 January 1938 and 31 March 1938 | Her death was registered between 1 January 1938 and 31 March 1938 at R.D. Shardlow Could have died unmarried. Ref 7b 521, Shipstone, Mary age 46.8,9 |
| Death* | between 1 January 1938 and 31 March 1938 | She died between 1 January 1938 and 31 March 1938 at R.D. Shardlow.9 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 24 January 1938 | She was buried on 24 January 1938 at Plot 1403 Section A, West Park Cemetery, Long Eaton, DBY, No, 8909 Shipstone, Mary, Spinster age 46 died: The Grove, Shardlow Buried: 24 Jan 1938 Ceremony: William Daw (note that Jas. Shipstone - Mary's father - carried out a number of ceremonies on this page) Place: 1st interment Plot: A 1403 Unconsecrated in a grave with 3? others: (Shipstone, Mary 24 Jan 1938) Shipstone, Charlotte 3 Jan 1944 Shipstone James 1948 Johnson, Ivy Cissie (?) 1979 (wid age 72 of 1 Trafalgar Terrace - no known relation) (also Baxter, Alisamond Elsie 8 Nov 1901 aged 9 months of William Baxter - was this C 1403, not A 1403) Cant find headstone in the Long Eaton West Park Cemetery. Had a reasonable look, but no success. Maybe stone overturned, illegible, or simply was never there.10 |
| (Subject) Newspaper* | 28 January 1938 | She was the subject of a newspaper article on 28 January 1938. Funeral of Miss Shipstone The funeral of Miss Mary Shipstone took place on Monday. The Rev. W. Daw (Bourne Methodist Church) conducted a service at the home, and a committal service at the graveside. The mourners were: Mr. and Mrs. James Shipstone (father and mother); Mr. and Mrs. James W. Shipstone (brother and sister-in-law); Mr. and Mrs. William Arthur Booth (sister and brother-in-law); Mr. John E, Shipstone and Miss Sara Shipstone (sister and brother); Mr. Kenneth D. and Mrs. Shipstone (brother and sister -in-law); Mr. and Mrs. John W. Shipstone (cousins). Mentioned James Shipstone, Charlotte Draper, James William Shipstone, Kathleen Ballard, Mabel Violet Shipstone, William Arthur Booth, John Edward Shipstone, Sarah Shipstone, Kenneth Draper Shipstone, Mary Ann Frances White, John William Shipstone and Kate Wardle.11 |
| Research | before 3 January 1944 | Research: All the other living children were named in their Mother's obituary - Mary was not. Therefore safe to assume that she died before her mother. Also not in 1939 registration ...12 |
| Last Edited | 16 Apr 2025 |
Citations
- [S8] Index to GRO Births.
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "GRO Online."
- [S1] Census, 1901, Ancestry.
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- [S42] Nottingham Evening Post, "Deaths; Saturday 01 Jan 1944, p4."
Mary Ann Shipston
F, #753, b. between 1 April 1815 and 30 March 1816, d. 30 September 1852
| Father | James SHIPSTON b. 12 May 1791, d. 27 Mar 1864 |
| Mother | Ann HARPHAM b. c 1790, d. 21 Jun 1830 |
| Birth* | between 1 April 1815 and 30 March 1816 | Mary Ann Shipston, daughter of James SHIPSTON and Ann HARPHAM, was born between 1 April 1815 and 30 March 1816 at Mansfield, NTT.1,2 |
| Mary Ann Shipston was the daughter of James SHIPSTON and Ann HARPHAM. | ||
| (Witness) Note | 22 July 1819 | Mary Ann Shipston was a witness Named in a Removal Order from Mansfield to Mansfield Woodhouse, as this was determined as the last legal settlement of James, his wife Ann and their children, Mary Ann & James Shipston. with James SHIPSTON and Ann HARPHAM on 22 July 1819. |
| Death of Mother | 21 June 1830 | Her mother Ann HARPHAM died on 21 June 1830 at Mansfield Woodhouse, NTT.3 |
| (Bride) MC-Reg* | between 1 January 1838 and 30 March 1838 | Her marriage was registered between 1 January 1838 and 30 March 1838 at R.D. Mansfield Ref: 15, 609 Shipstone, Mary Ann Crooks, John.4 |
| Married Name | 4 March 1838 | As of 4 March 1838, her married name was Crooks.2,4,5 |
| (Bride) Marriage* | 4 March 1838 | Mary Ann Shipston married John Johnson Crooks on 4 March 1838 at Mansfield Woodhouse, NTT, John Crooks, age 21, bachelor, labourer of Mansfield Woodhouse father: Thos. Crooks, labourer = Mary Ann Shipstone (x) age 22, spinster, cotton spinner of Mansfield Woodhouse father: Jas Shipstone, F.W.K. Wit: George Charlesworth, Ann Lee (x), Sarah Wormersley Mary Ann's father James was recorded as a framework knitter. Both of Mansfield Woodhouse. Note that an Ann Crooks witnessed Mary Ann's father's (James Shipston) re-marriage in 1831. Some relation of John Johnson Crooks?5,6,7 |
| Had a Daughter | between 1 January 1839 and 31 March 1839 | Her daughter Eliza Crooks was born between 1 January 1839 and 31 March 1839 at Nuthall, NTT.2,8 |
| (Wife) Cen-Househ | 6 June 1841 | She was wife of the head of household in the 1841 UK Census of New Farm, Nuthall, NTT, as Mary Crooks, age 20, born in NTT. Enumerated with her husband John Johnson Crooks, Eliza Crooks.9 |
| Had a Daughter | between 1 October 1841 and 31 December 1841 | Her daughter Mary Ann Crooks was born between 1 October 1841 and 31 December 1841 at Nuthall, NTT.2,8 |
| (Wife) Cen-Househ* | 30 March 1851 | She was wife of the head of household in the 1851 UK Census of Kimberley Field, Kimberley, Greasley, NTT, as Mary A Crooks, wife, married age 35, born Mansfield, NTT. Enumerated with her husband John Johnson Crooks, Eliza Crooks and Mary Ann Crooks.2 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 July 1852 and 30 September 1852 | Her death was registered between 1 July 1852 and 30 September 1852 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b 61, Crooks, Mary Ann age 37.10,11 |
| (Deceased) Death* | 30 September 1852 | Mary Ann Shipston died on 30 September 1852 at R.D. Basford 30 Sep 1852, Kimberley Mary Ann Crooks female age 37 years Wife of Jonh Crooks, brewer Cause: Enterisis 3? weeks, certified Informant: John Crooks, present at the death, Kimberley Registered: 30 Sep 1852.10 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 3 October 1852 | She was buried on 3 October 1852 at Holy Trinity Church, Kimberley, NTT, Crooks, Mary Ann, age 37.12 |
Known Children of Mary Ann Shipston and John Johnson Crooks |
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| (Bride) Marriage* | 4 March 1838 | Mary Ann Shipston married John Johnson Crooks on 4 March 1838 at Mansfield Woodhouse, NTT, John Crooks, age 21, bachelor, labourer of Mansfield Woodhouse father: Thos. Crooks, labourer = Mary Ann Shipstone (x) age 22, spinster, cotton spinner of Mansfield Woodhouse father: Jas Shipstone, F.W.K. Wit: George Charlesworth, Ann Lee (x), Sarah Wormersley Mary Ann's father James was recorded as a framework knitter. Both of Mansfield Woodhouse. Note that an Ann Crooks witnessed Mary Ann's father's (James Shipston) re-marriage in 1831. Some relation of John Johnson Crooks?5,6,7 |
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| Last Edited | 6 Jan 2025 |
Citations
- [S39] Settlement examination of the parish of Mansfield, NTT "Mansfield, Notts."
- [S1] Census, 1851, Ancestry.
- [S94] "Nottingham and Newark Mercury 26 June 1830, P4 of 8 "Inquest Before C. Swann Esq.""
- [S7] Index to GRO Marriage "FreeBMD."
- [S63] Information supplied by Researcher 11 "email 29 Oct 2005."
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "Freereg."
- [S60] Parochial Records, Marriages "Mansfield Woodhouse, NTT."
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "FreeBMD."
- [S1] Census, 1841, Ancestry.
- [S5] Index to GRO Deaths "FreeBMD."
- [S5] Index to GRO Deaths "GROonline."
- [S27] NBI, Kimberley, NTT.
Mary Ann Shipston1
F, #754, b. 30 November 1852
| 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 |
| Birth-Alt | between 8 April 1851 and 7 April 1852 | Mary Ann Shipston, daughter of John Shipston and Hannah Fletcher, was also reported to have been born between 8 April 1851 and 7 April 1852 at Bulwell, NTT.2,3 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 October 1852 and 31 December 1852 | Her birth was registered between 1 October 1852 and 31 December 1852 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b, 117 Shipston, Mary Ann mother: Fletcher (and Ref: 7b, 114 Occasional copy A).4,5 |
| Birth* | 30 November 1852 | Mary Ann Shipston, daughter of John Shipston and Hannah Fletcher, was born on 30 November 1852 at Bulwell, NTT.4,6 |
| Mary Ann Shipston was the daughter of John Shipston and Hannah Fletcher. | ||
| (Child) Baptism | 12 December 1852 | Mary Ann Shipston was baptised on 12 December 1852 at Bulwell, NTT, Mary Ann, daughter of John & Hannah Shipstone, labourer. IGI states that mother is Hannah Fletcher.7,8 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 7 April 1861 | The 1861 UK Census of George St., New Basford, NTT, listed John Shipston and Hannah Fletcher with William Shipston, Mary Ann Shipston and Samuel Shipston. Mary Ann Shipston was described as Mary Ann Shipston, daughter age 9, lace mender born Bulwell, NTT.2 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 2 April 1871 | The 1871 UK Census of Mosley Street, New Basford, NTT, listed Hannah Fletcher with William Shipston, Mary Ann Shipston and Samuel Shipston. Mary Ann Shipston was described as Mary A Shipston, daughter unmarried age 19, lace mender, born Bulwell, NTT.3 |
| Research | after 2 April 1871 | Research: disappears after 1871 census, rather like her father disappears after 1861 census and brother after 1871 cenusus. No suitable death index entry (even under variants). Found in no census return (81, 91, 01). Perhaps they emigrated?3 |
| Research | between 3 April 1871 and 1881 | Research: No further sign of this Mary Shipston. She is not the one who married James McDonald on 6 Oct 1873 - Maria Shipston = John Giddons 17 May 1873 Basford (age 18 father was Esau Shipston) There is a marriage of Mary Ann Shipstone 12 Feb 1874 to James Tacey (St. Barnabus R.C., Nottm). |
| Research* | 6 October 1873 | Research: at St. Nicholas, Nottingham, NTT, May have married Dec 1873 Nottingham 7b 540 Shipston, Mary Ann = MacDonald, James Check Parish Records for parents (Not ours - she should be daughter of Thomas & Ann of Bulwell - further evidence below shows even if I have not got the marriage).9,10 |
| Research | 1881 | Research: No evidence in 1881 census of such a couple, nor Mary Ann on her own. |
| Research | 1891 | Research: at 34 Key Street, Bulwell, NTT, There is a James McDonald age 39, gas Hostler? born Tewkesbury, GLS, with Mary A McDonald age 41 in Bulwell with children Elizabeth 16, Ann 14, James 11, Thomas 8 & Sarah 5 Is this Mary Ann?11 |
| Research | between 1 July 1897 and 30 September 1897 | Research: at R.D. Burton Church Broughton is in R.D. Burton. Ref: 6b, 392 Austin, Jane Mother's surname - Shipston! Woah - I am good! Hunt for Shipston = Austin Mar 1873 7b 137 R.D. Basford - Jane Shipston = Philip Austin So who was Jane Shipston, and how related to Mary Ann? ... Well, 1881 shows a Jane Austin age 26 in 10 Chine St? Bulwell (wife of game keeper, gone Alma) with children Annie age 11, John age 6, Henry W age 3 With Richard Shipston, brother age 21, elementary school teacher. So we have: Mary Ann Shipstone bn 1850 = James McDonald 1873 Jane Shipstone bn 1855 = Philip Austin 1873 Richard Shipston bn 1860, brother of Jane. Mary Ann adopts a daughter of Janes' in 1901 The Mary who married James MacDonald may not have been John & Hannah's daughter ...? |
| Research | 1901 | Research: at 24 Key Street, Bulwell, NTT, James McDonald age 50, gas stoker, worker, born Tuxsbury, GLS, with Mary McDonald age 52 born Nottingham, NTT with children James 21 (brickmaker), Thomas 18 (wicker basket m.), Sarah 15 (Lace mender) & Jane A? Martin? or Austen? (transcribed as Jane Austin) adopted dau age 3 born Church Broughton, DBY. Is she a child of one of their eldest daughters?11 |
| Research | 2020 | Research: So we have: Mary Ann Shipstone bn 1850 = James McDonald 1873 Jane Shipstone bn 1855 (of Thomas & Ann Wilkinson - Bulwell family bn Jun 1854) = Philip Austin 1873 Richard Shipston bn 1860 (of Thomas & Ann Wilkinson - Bulwell family bn Mar 1860), brother of Jane. Mary Ann adopts a daughter of Janes' (Jane Austin bn in 1898 Why would she do this if unconnected)? Children of Thomas & Ann Wilkinson of Bulwell Eliza 1845 Mary Ann 1848 George 1850 Jane 1854 Richard 1860 Sarah 1862 Elizabeth 1866 So the story of Mary Ann Shipston = James McDonald belongs to the Thomas = Ann Wilkinson Bulwell family, not the daughter of John & Hannah Fletcher. QED. |
| Last Edited | 1 Feb 2023 |
Citations
- Probably named after her Aunt Mary Ann Shipston, who died Q3 1852.
- [S1] Census, 1861, Ancestry.
- [S1] Census, 1871, Ancestry.
- [S8] Index to GRO Births.
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "www.gro.gov.uk."
- [S3] International Genealogical Index (IGI), Gives date of birth.
- [S54] Parochial Records, Baptisms "Bulwell, NTT."
- [S3] International Genealogical Index (IGI).
- [S15] Website FreeBMD (freebmd.org).
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "Nottinghamshire Marriages."
- [S1] Census, 1891, Ancestry.
Mary Emma Shipston1
F, #1119, b. 12 July 1878, d. between 1 April 1912 and 30 June 1912
| 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 |
| Birth* | 12 July 1878 | Mary Emma Shipston, daughter of James Shipston and Mary Ann Havenhand, was born on 12 July 1878 at 53 Upwell Street, Grimesthorpe, YKS.1,2,3 |
| Mary Emma Shipston was the daughter of James Shipston and Mary Ann Havenhand.1 | ||
| (Born) BC* | 22 August 1878 | Mary Emma's birth was registered on 22 August 1878 at R.D. Brightside.4 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 October 1878 and 30 September 1878 | Her birth was registered between 1 October 1878 and 30 September 1878 at R.D. Sheffield Ref: 09c, 517 Shipstone, Mary Emma mother: Havenhand.2,5 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 3 April 1881 | The 1881 UK Census of 12 house 2 Ct Bright Street, Attercliffe cum Darnall, YKS, listed James Shipston and Mary Ann Havenhand with Mary Emma Shipston and Joseph William Shipston. Mary Emma Shipston was described as Mary Emma Shipstone, daughter age 2 born Grimesthorpe, YKS.1 |
| (Child) Baptism | 31 October 1883 | She was baptised on 31 October 1883 at All Saint's, Sheffield, YKS, Mary Emma (5 1/3 years) of James & Mary Ann Shipstone, 6 Court, Brunswick Road, labourer (baptised at same time as brother Joseph William).6 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 5 April 1891 | The 1891 UK Census of Court 6 house 6, Brunswick Road, Brightside Bierlow, YKS, listed James Shipston and Mary Ann Havenhand with Mary Emma Shipston, Joseph William Shipston, Sarah Ann Shipston and Lily Shipstone. Mary Emma Shipston was described as Mary Emma Shipstone, daughter age 12 scholar born Sheffield, YKS.7 |
| Research* | 1901 | Research: Mary be found age 20 as "Mary E Shipstone, servant, single age 20 general servant domestic, born Sheffield YKS" in household of Margaret Bradbury, Nether Hallam, Sheffield, YKS., There are very few unmarried "Mary E Shipston*" which fit the bill.8 |
| (Bride) MC-Reg* | between 1 April 1906 and 30 June 1906 | Her marriage was registered between 1 April 1906 and 30 June 1906 at R.D. Atcham Ref: 6a, 1423 as Powell, John William = Shipstone, Mary Emma.9 |
| Married Name | 16 April 1906 | As of 16 April 1906, her married name was Powell.9 |
| (Bride) MC* | 16 April 1906 | The marriage certificate Mary Emma Shipstone, age 27, spinster. She was recorded as of Shrewsbury. Her father was recorded as James Shipstone, Steel Smelter. They were married according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established church after banns. Witnesses were Maurice Jones & Lily Annie Powell.10,11 |
| (Bride) Marriage* | 16 April 1906 | She married John William Powell on 16 April 1906 at R.D. Atcham Easter Monday.9,3 |
| Had a Daughter | between 1 July 1906 and 30 September 1906 | Her daughter Annie Powell was born between 1 July 1906 and 30 September 1906 at Shrewsbury, SAL.12,13 |
| Had a Son | December 1910 | Her son John William Powell was born in December 1910 at Manchester, LAN.12 |
| (Wife) Cen-Househ* | 2 April 1911 | She was wife of the head of household in the 1911 UK Census of 17 Gamma Street, Clayton, Manchester, LAN, as Mary Emma Powell, wife, age 31, married 5 years, 2 children, both living, born Sheffield, YKS. Enumerated with her husband John William Powell, Annie Powell and John William Powell. The house had 4 rooms.12 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 April 1912 and 30 June 1912 | Her death was registered between 1 April 1912 and 30 June 1912 at R.D. Prestwich Ref: 8d, 548 as Powell, Mary E, age 33.14 |
| Death* | between 1 April 1912 and 30 June 1912 | Mary Emma Shipston died between 1 April 1912 and 30 June 1912 at R.D. Prestwich.14 |
| Had a Son | 20 April 1912 | Her son Stanley Powell was born on 20 April 1912 at R.D. Prestwich.13 |
| (Mother) BC | 28 May 1912 | Mary Emma Powell, formerly Shipstone was named as mother at the registration of the birth of Stanley Powell on 28 May 1912 at S.D. Bradford, R.D. Prestwich.4 |
| Anecdote* | 1914 | Said to have "died around 1914 along with another son called John Powell of a flu epidemic".3 |
Known Children of Mary Emma Shipston and John William Powell |
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| (Bride) Marriage* | 16 April 1906 | Mary Emma Shipston married John William Powell on 16 April 1906 at R.D. Atcham Easter Monday.9,3 |
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| Last Edited | 19 Feb 2023 |
Citations
- [S1] Census, 1881, Ancestry.
- [S8] Index to GRO Births.
- [S88] Information supplied by a fellow researcher "email dated 7th June 2014."
- [S20] Birth cert. Dated 21 Aug 2012.
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "GRO Online."
- [S54] Parochial Records, Baptisms "All Saint's Sheffield, YKS."
- [S1] Census, 1891, Ancestry.
- [S1] Census, 1901, Ancestry.
- [S7] Index to GRO Marriage "FreeBMD."
- [S12] Marriage cert., Dated 21 Aug 2012.
- [S101] Information supplied by Researcher 30.
- [S1] Census, 1911, Ancestry.
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "FreeBMD."
- [S5] Index to GRO Deaths "FreeBMD."
Mary Hannah Shipston
F, #755, b. 24 July 1853, d. between 1 October 1923 and 31 December 1923
| Father | Joseph Shipston b. bt 4 Apr 1825 - 31 Mar 1826, d. 12 Apr 1907 |
| Mother | Mary Wass b. bt 4 Apr 1822 - 3 Apr 1823, d. 6 Feb 1907 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 July 1853 and 30 September 1853 | Her birth was registered between 1 July 1853 and 30 September 1853 at R.D. Worksop Ref: 7b, 21 Shipston, Mary Hannah mother: Wass.1,2,3 |
| (Child) Baptism* | 24 July 1853 | Mary Hannah Shipston was baptised on 24 July 1853 at The Parish Church of St. Mary (Priory), Worksop, NTT, Mary Hannah of Joseph & Mary Shipston, of Ratcliffe, labourer.4,5 |
| She was the daughter of Joseph Shipston and Mary Wass. | ||
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 7 April 1861 | The 1861 UK Census of Belph Moor, Whitwell, DBY, listed Joseph Shipston and Mary Wass with James Shipston, Mary Hannah Shipston and Joseph Shipston. Mary Hannah Shipston was described as Mary Hannah Shipston, daughter age 8 scholar born Nottinghamshire Worksop.6,7 |
| (Enum alone) Cen-Househ* | 2 April 1871 | The 1871 UK Census of Firbeck, Whitwell, DBY, listed Mary Hannah Shipston described as Mary H Simpson (not Shipstone), servant, single, age 17, domestic servant born Worksop, NTT in the household of William Gee, farmer of 7 acres Indexed and written as Simpson.8 |
| (Bride) MC-Reg* | between 1 April 1884 and 30 June 1884 | Her marriage was registered between 1 April 1884 and 30 June 1884 at R.D. Worksop Ref: Worksop 7b 76. Marriage indexed as Shipstone.9 |
| (Bride) Marriage Bann | 18 May 1884 | Marriage banns for Mary Hannah Shipston and Joseph Goddard were published on 18 May 1884 at Peak Forest, DBY.9,10,11 |
| Married Name | 3 June 1884 | As of 3 June 1884, her married name was Goddard.9,12,13 |
| (Bride) Marriage* | 3 June 1884 | Mary Hannah Shipston married Joseph Goddard on 3 June 1884 at St Mary (Priory), Worksop, NTT, Joseph Goddard age 31, bachelor, railway official of Peak Forest, Derbyshire father: Benjamin Goddard, horse keeper = Mary Hannah Shipstone age 31 spinster of Worksop father: Joseph Shipstone, labourer In church after banns (both signed - definitely Shipstone) Wit: James Shipstone, Ann Goddard.9,12,13 |
| Had a Son | between 1 April 1886 and 30 June 1886 | Her son Joseph Shipstone Goddard was born between 1 April 1886 and 30 June 1886 at Macclesfield, CHE.14,3 |
| Had a Son | between 1 October 1889 and 31 December 1889 | Her son Benjamin James Goddard was born between 1 October 1889 and 31 December 1889 at Stockport, LAN.14,3 |
| (Wife) Cen-Househ* | 5 April 1891 | She was wife of the head of household in the 1891 UK Census of Canal Yard, Heaton Norris, Stockport, LAN, as Goddard, Mary H, wife, married, age 36, born Whitwell, DBY. Enumerated with her husband Joseph Goddard, Joseph Shipstone Goddard and Benjamin James Goddard. The ages were both wrong - Mary 37 & Jos 47.14 |
| (Wife) Cen-Househ | 31 March 1901 | She was wife of the head of household in the 1901 UK Census of 49 Sycamore Street, Newton, North Manchester, LAN, as Mary Goddard, wife, married, age 45, born Whitwell, DBY. Enumerated with her husband Joseph Goddard, Benjamin James Goddard. The ages were both wrong - Mary 48 & Jos 57?15 |
| (Administrator) Prob Index | 1 May 1907 | Authority was granted to Mary Hannah Shipston described as Mary Hannah Goddard, wife of Joseph Goddard, to administer the Estate of Joseph Shipston on 1 May 1907 at The Probate Office, Nottingham, valued at £297-16-7.16 |
| (Administrator) Prob Index | 10 June 1907 | Authority was granted to Mary Hannah Shipston described as Mary Hannah Goddard, wife of Joseph Goddard, to administer the Estate of Mary Shipston on 10 June 1907 at The Probate Office, Nottingham, valued at £200.16 |
| (Wife) Cen-Househ | 2 April 1911 | She was wife of the head of household in the 1911 UK Census of 20 Oxford Terrace, Cotton Lane, Withington, LAN, as Mary H. Goddard, wife, age 57, married 26 years, 2 children, none living, at home, born Whitwell, DBY. Enumerated with her husband Joseph Goddard, Sarah Ann Shipston. Joseph's age is wrong - should be about 56. The house had 4 rooms.17 |
| (Wife) Cen-Househ | 19 June 1921 | She was wife of the head of household in the 1921 UK Census of 18 Oxford Terrace, Cotton Lane, Withington, LAN, as Mary Hannah Goddard, wife, age 68y, female, married, born Whitwell, DBY housewife, home duties. Enumerated with her husband Joseph Goddard, Sarah Ann Shipston, Lily Shipstone and William Frearson. The house had 5 rooms. The 3 boarders, William (jobbing gardener) & Lily Frearson and 5 year old daughter Kathleen were related through Lily (nee Shipstone), the daughter of James Shipston (Mary's brother) & Mary Ann Havenhand - i.e. she was Mary's neice.18 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 October 1923 and 31 December 1923 | Her death was registered between 1 October 1923 and 31 December 1923 at R.D. Chorlton Ref: 8c, 713 Mary H Goddard, age 70. (Withington is in RD Chorlton. The only likely Mary H in the right place of the right age.)19 |
| (Deceased) Death* | between 1 October 1923 and 31 December 1923 | Mary Hannah Shipston died between 1 October 1923 and 31 December 1923 at R.D. Chorlton age 70.19 |
Known Children of Mary Hannah Shipston and Joseph Goddard |
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| (Bride) Marriage Bann | 18 May 1884 | Marriage banns for Mary Hannah Shipston and Joseph Goddard were published on 18 May 1884 at Peak Forest, DBY.9,10,11 |
| (Bride) Marriage* | 3 June 1884 | Mary Hannah Shipston married Joseph Goddard on 3 June 1884 at St Mary (Priory), Worksop, NTT, Joseph Goddard age 31, bachelor, railway official of Peak Forest, Derbyshire father: Benjamin Goddard, horse keeper = Mary Hannah Shipstone age 31 spinster of Worksop father: Joseph Shipstone, labourer In church after banns (both signed - definitely Shipstone) Wit: James Shipstone, Ann Goddard.9,12,13 |
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| Last Edited | 12 Oct 2023 |
Citations
- [S7] Index to GRO Marriage "FreeBMD from ancestry."
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "GRO Online."
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "GROonline."
- [S3] International Genealogical Index (IGI).
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "Nottinghamshire Baptisms."
- [S1] Census, 1861, FindMyPast.
- [S1] Census, 1861, Ancestry.
- [S1] Census, 1871, Ancestry.
- [S15] Website FreeBMD (freebmd.org).
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "Ancestry - Selected Derbyshire Parish registers."
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "FindMyPast Derbyshire Marriages."
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "FindMyPast Nottinghamshire Marriages."
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "Nottinghamshire Marriages."
- [S1] Census, 1891, Ancestry.
- [S1] Census, 1901, Ancestry.
- [S13] Index to Wills Probate Index.
- [S1] Census, 1911, FindMyPast.
- [S1] Census, 1921, FindMyPast.
- [S5] Index to GRO Deaths "FreeBMD."
Minnie Shipstone1
F, #1310, b. between 1 January 1883 and 31 March 1883, d. between 1 January 1960 and 30 January 1960
| 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 |
| Birth-Alt | 4 February 1882 | Minnie Shipstone, daughter of William Shipstone and Mary Heathcoat, was also reported to have been born on 4 February 1882.2 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 January 1883 and 31 March 1883 | Her birth was registered between 1 January 1883 and 31 March 1883 at R.D. Chapel-le-Frith Ref: 7b, 837 Shipstone, Minnie mother: Heathcote.3,4 |
| Birth* | between 1 January 1883 and 31 March 1883 | Minnie Shipstone, daughter of William Shipstone and Mary Heathcoat, was born between 1 January 1883 and 31 March 1883 at Buxton, DBY.1,3 |
| Minnie Shipstone was the daughter of William Shipstone and Mary Heathcoat.1 | ||
| (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. Minnie Shipstone was described as Minnie Shipstone, son, age 8, 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. Minnie Shipstone was described as Minnie Shipstone, daughter, single age 18, born Buxton, DBY.1 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 2 April 1911 | The 1911 UK Census of 10 Bennett St, Buxton, DBY, listed William Shipstone and Mary Heathcoat with Minnie Shipstone and Mabel Shipstone. Minnie Shipstone was described as Minnie Shipstone, daughter, female age 27, single, born Buxton, DBY.6 |
| Married Name | between 1 July 1917 and 30 September 1917 | As of between 1 July 1917 and 30 September 1917, her married name was Austin.7 |
| (Bride) MC-Reg* | between 1 July 1917 and 30 September 1917 | Her marriage was registered between 1 July 1917 and 30 September 1917 at R.D. Chapel-le-Frith Ref: 7b 1602 Minnie Shipstone = William T Austin Year: 1917 Forenames: Minnie Surname: SHIPSTONE Spouse Forenames: William Thomas Spouse Surname: AUSTIN Place: High Buxton Description: Congregational Church County: Derbyshire Country: England Reg Office: 395 Register Entry: RO/16/014.8 |
| (Bride) Marriage* | between 1 July 1917 and 30 September 1917 | She married William T Austin between 1 July 1917 and 30 September 1917 at Congregational Church, High Buxton, DBY, Year: 1917 Forenames: Minnie Surname: SHIPSTONE Spouse Forenames: William Thomas Spouse Surname: AUSTIN Place: High Buxton Description: Congregational Church County: Derbyshire Country: England Reg Office: 395 Register Entry: RO/16/014.7,9 |
| (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. Minnie Shipstone was described as Minnie Austin, daughter age 37y 5m female, married, born Buxton, DBY, home duties.10 |
| Directory | 1937 | She was named in 1937 in the Trade Directory in Buxton library as Mrs Austin of 10 Bennett Street at Buxton, DBY.11 |
| (Present-Other) Cen-Househ* | 29 September 1939 | The 1939 UK Register of 10 Bennett Street, Buxton, DBY, listed Minnie Shipstone described as Austin, Minnie, female, born 4.2.1882, married, unpaid domestic worker in household of John R. Parry. Same address - 10 Bennett Street - as Sister "Milner" family, but is schedule 203 1-3 (they are 204 1-2). Minnie's husband William T Austin is not at home.2 |
| Directory* | 1942 | She was named in 1942 in the Trade Directory in Buxton library as Mrs Austin of 10 Bennett Street at Buxton, DBY.11 |
| Death* | between 1 January 1960 and 30 January 1960 | She died between 1 January 1960 and 30 January 1960 at R.D. Chapel-en-le-Frith.12,13 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 January 1960 and 31 March 1960 | Her death was registered between 1 January 1960 and 31 March 1960 at R.D. Chapel-en-le-Frith Ref: 10a, 907 Austin, Minnie A age 76.14,15 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 30 January 1960 | She was buried on 30 January 1960 at Plot 2868, Buxton Cemetery, Buxton, DBY, burial no. 4837, Austin, Minnie, 30/01/1960 age 76, C of E, plot 2868. Buried with her father, William Shipstone.13 |
Family of Minnie Shipstone and William T Austin |
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| (Bride) Marriage* | between 1 July 1917 and 30 September 1917 | Minnie Shipstone married William T Austin between 1 July 1917 and 30 September 1917 at Congregational Church, High Buxton, DBY, Year: 1917 Forenames: Minnie Surname: SHIPSTONE Spouse Forenames: William Thomas Spouse Surname: AUSTIN Place: High Buxton Description: Congregational Church County: Derbyshire Country: England Reg Office: 395 Register Entry: RO/16/014.7,9 |
| Last Edited | 3 May 2021 |
Citations
- [S1] Census, 1901, Ancestry.
- [S1] Census, 1939, FindMyPast.
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "1837online."
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "GRO Online."
- [S1] Census, 1891, Ancestry.
- [S1] Census, 1911, FindMyPast.
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- [S7] Index to GRO Marriage "Findmypast."
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- [S1] Census, 1921, FindMyPast.
- [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." - [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "Ancestry public family tree."
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "http://www.highpeak.gov.uk/sites/default/files/documents/pages/Copy of Buxton Cemetery - amalgamated.xls."
- [S5] Index to GRO Deaths "Ancestry."
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Nellie Elizabeth Shipstone1,2,3
F, #817, b. 8 March 1881, d. 11 April 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 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 January 1881 and 31 March 1881 | Her birth was registered between 1 January 1881 and 31 March 1881 at R.D. Nottingham Ref: 7b, 334 Shipstone, Nellie Elizabeth mother: Broadhead.4,5 |
| Name Variation | between 1 January 1881 and 31 March 1881 | As of between 1 January 1881 and 31 March 1881, Nellie Elizabeth Shipstone was also known as Nelly.2 |
| Birth* | 8 March 1881 | Nellie Elizabeth Shipstone, daughter of Samuel Shipston and Dinah Broadhead, was born on 8 March 1881 at Nottingham, NTT.1,6,7 |
| Nellie Elizabeth Shipstone was the daughter of Samuel Shipston and Dinah Broadhead.1 | ||
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 3 April 1881 | The 1881 UK Census of 1 Beaconsfield Terrace, St. Mary's, Nottingham, NTT, listed Samuel Shipston and Dinah Broadhead with Nellie Elizabeth Shipstone. Nellie Elizabeth Shipstone was described as Nelly Shipstone, daughter, age 1 month, born Nottingham, NTT.1 |
| (Child) Baptism | 29 December 1889 | She was baptised on 29 December 1889 at The Parish Church of St. Catherine, Cossall, NTT, Nellie Elizabeth of Samuel & Dinah Shipstone, Cossall, lace maker.8 |
| (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. Nellie Elizabeth Shipstone was described as Nelly E Shipstone, daughter, single, age 10, scholar, born NTT.2 |
| (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. Nellie Elizabeth Shipstone was described as Nellie E Shipstone, daughter, single, age 20, lace mender, worker, born Nottingham.3 |
| Death of Mother | 26 March 1907 | Her mother Dinah Broadhead died on 26 March 1907 at Long Eaton, DBY.9,10 |
| (Head) Cen-Househ* | 2 April 1911 | She was head of the household in the 1911 UK Census of 17 Maxwell Street, Long Eaton, DBY, as Nellie Elizabeth Shipstone, head, female, age 29, single, millhand lace mender, born Nottingham NTT. Enumerated with Daisy Shipstone and Lillie Shipstone, along with (her sisters). No sign of their father (who was probably in America at this time).. The house had 6 rooms.11 |
| Directory* | 1920 | Nellie Elizabeth Shipstone and Samuel Shipston were named in 1920 in the Polling District E. Forest Ward Shipstone Street 1920 Autumn 1885 O O Shipstone, Nellie Elizabeth 26 1886 R - Shipstone, Samuel 26 (Assuming that the Samuel is Nellie's father) at 26 Shipstone Street, Forest Ward, Nottingham, NTT .12 |
| Directory | 1920 | Nellie Elizabeth Shipstone and Samuel Shipston were named in 1920 in the Polling District E. Forest Ward Shipstone Street 1920 Spring 1861 O O Shipstone, Nellie Elizabeth 26 1862 R - Shipstone, Samuel 26 (Assuming that the Samuel is Nellie's father) at 26 Shipstone Street, Forest Ward, Nottingham, NTT .12 |
| Directory | 1921 | Nellie Elizabeth Shipstone and Samuel Shipston were named in 1921 in the Polling District E. Forest Ward Shipstone Street 1921 Autumn 1439 O O Shipstone, Nellie Elizabeth 26 1430 R - Shipstone, Samuel 26 (Assuming that the Samuel is Nellie's father) at 26 Shipstone Street, Forest Ward, Nottingham, NTT .12 |
| (Head) Cen-Househ | 19 June 1921 | She was head of the household in the 1921 UK Census of 26 Shipstone Street, Nottingham, NTT, as Nellie Elizabeth Shipstone, head age 40y 3m female, single, British, shop keeper - provisions, own account, at home, no children under 16. Enumerated with Samuel Shipston. The house had 3 rooms.13 |
| Directory | 1922 | Nellie Elizabeth Shipstone and Samuel Shipston were named in 1922 in the Polling District E. Forest Ward Shipstone Street 1922 Autumn 1488 O O Shipstone, Nellie Elizabeth 26 1489 R - Shipstone, Samuel 26 (Assuming that the Samuel is Nellie's father) at 26 Shipstone Street, Forest Ward, Nottingham, NTT .12 |
| Directory | 1923 | Nellie Elizabeth Shipstone and Samuel Shipston were named in 1923 in the Polling District E. Forest Ward Shipstone Street 1923 Spring 1489 O O Shipstone, Nellie Elizabeth 26 1490 R - Shipstone, Samuel 26 (Assuming that the Samuel is Nellie's father) at 26 Shipstone Street, Forest Ward, Nottingham, NTT .12 |
| Directory | 1924 | Nellie Elizabeth Shipstone and Samuel Shipston were named in 1924 in the Polling District E. Forest Ward Shipstone Street 1924 Spring 1515 O O Shipstone, Nellie Elizabeth 26 1516 R - Shipstone, Samuel 26 (Assuming that the Samuel is Nellie's father) at 26 Shipstone Street, Forest Ward, Nottingham, NTT .12 |
| Directory | 1926 | Nellie Elizabeth Shipstone and Samuel Shipston were named in 1926 in the Polling District E. Forest Ward Shipstone Street 1926 Autumn 1503 O O Shipstone, Nellie Elizabeth 26 1504 R - Shipstone, Samuel 26 (Assuming that the Samuel is Nellie's father) at 26 Shipstone Street, Forest Ward, Nottingham, NTT .12 |
| (Bride) MC-Reg* | between 1 January 1926 and 30 March 1926 | Her marriage was registered between 1 January 1926 and 30 March 1926 at R.D. Nottingham Ref: 7b, 529, as Varney, George H. = Shipstone, Nellie E.14 |
| Married Name | between 1 January 1926 and 31 March 1926 | As of between 1 January 1926 and 31 March 1926, her married name was Varney.14 |
| Marriage* | between 1 January 1926 and 31 March 1926 | Nellie Elizabeth Shipstone married George Hazard Varney between 1 January 1926 and 31 March 1926 at R.D. Nottingham.14 |
| (Subject) Newspaper* | 29 December 1926 | Nellie Elizabeth Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 29 December 1926. Licences Change Hands. No Opposition to Nottingham Transfers No opposition was offered to the following transfer of licences by the Nottingham migistrates today: shop, 26 Shipstone-street, beer-off, Nellie Elizabeth Varney to Joseph Saxton; Miller's Arms, Agnes Street, beer and wine, on or off, Percy Moorcroft to Nellie Elizabeth Varney.15 |
| Research* | after 29 December 1926 | Research: The Miller's Arms: "The Millers Arms was a Shipstones tied house situated on Agnes Street. This pub was demolished in the 1970s. Source: Alan Winfield" There is a picture at the source. Cleared in the Meadows demolition. A Shipstone pub, eh? what a co-incidence...16 |
| Death of Father | 6 May 1928 | Her father Samuel Shipston died on 6 May 1928 at General Hospital, Nottingham, NTT.17,18,19,10 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 29 January 1929 | Nellie Elizabeth Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 29 January 1929. Public Notice To the CLERK to the RATING AUTHORITY of the CITY of NOTTINGHAM, to the CLERK to the LICENSING JUSTICES and to the CHIEF CONSTABLE of the CITY of NOTTINGHAM and to all whom it may concern, I NELLIE ELIZABETH VARNEY Wife of George Hassard Varney of the Miller's Arms, Agnes-Street in the City of Nottingham, Beerhouse keeper, do hereby give notice that it is my intention to apply at the General Annual Licensing Meeting for the City of Nottingham to be holden at the Guildhall on the 14th day of February 1929 for the grant to me of a Licence authorising and empowering me to keep open and use for public billiard playing a room at the Miller's Arms, Agnes Street, Nottingham aforesaid. Dated this 21st day of January 1929 N. E. VARNEY.20 |
| (Originator) Newspaper | 6 May 1931 | She originated this 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 Subject: Samuel Shipston Mentioned: Daisy Shipstone, Lillie Shipstone and George Hazard Varney.21 |
| (Present-Main) Cen-Househ* | 29 September 1939 | She was listed at the top of the household in the 1939 UK Register of 104-106 Kings Meadow Road, Nottingham, NTT, as Varney, Nellie E., female born 8 Mch 81, married, shopkeeper Beer off Grocery. She was enumerated with George Hazard Varney.7 |
| (Originator) Newspaper | 11 May 1942 | Nellie Elizabeth 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.22 |
| Death of Spouse | 18 September 1950 | Her husband George Hazard Varney died on 18 September 1950 at The General Hospital, Nottingham, NTT.14,9 |
| (Spouse of dec/admn) Prob Index | 31 January 1951 | Nellie Elizabeth Shipstone was named as the wife of George Hazard Varney (deceased) and as administrator of his Estate on 31 January 1951 at The Probate Office, Nottingham, valued at Effects: £1231 13s. 5d..23 |
| (Resident) Address* | before 11 April 1956 | As of before 11 April 1956, Nellie Elizabeth Shipstone lived at 3 Shirley Street, Sawley, DBY.23 |
| (Deceased) Death* | 11 April 1956 | She died on 11 April 1956 at 21 Lawson Road, Broomhill, Sheffield, YKS.23 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 17 April 1956 | She was buried on 17 April 1956 at Plot N24//68, Nottingham Southern Cemetery, Wilford Hill, Wilford, NTT, No 33322 Varney Nellie Elizabeth age 74 of 21 Lawson Lane and 3 Shirley Street, Old Sawley buried 17 April 1956 plot N24/68 removed from Old Sawley died 11.4.1956 (died at 21 Lawson Road, Sheffield) Buried with: Varney, Nellie Elizabeth 17 Apr 1956 Jarvey George Hazara 23 Sep 1950 d 19 Sep 1950 Varney, George Harold 23 Sep 1950 d unrecorded (basically there are 2 people but lots of transcription error in George's entry).10 |
| (Deceased) Prob Index* | 18 September 1956 | In the Probate Index, the deceased was described as Varney, Nellie Elizabeth of 3 Shirley Street, Sawley, Derbyshire, widow, died 11 April 1956 at 21 Lawson Road, Broomhill Sheffield. Authority to administer the Estate was granted to Frederick Drayton Porter, assistant chief constable. on 18 September 1956 by The Probate Office, Nottingham. Estate valued at Effects: £6575 18s. 3d..23 |
Family of Nellie Elizabeth Shipstone and George Hazard Varney |
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| Marriage* | between 1 January 1926 and 31 March 1926 | Nellie Elizabeth Shipstone married George Hazard Varney between 1 January 1926 and 31 March 1926 at R.D. Nottingham.14 |
| Last Edited | 21 Jun 2024 |
Citations
- [S1] Census, 1881, Ancestry.
- [S1] Census, 1891, Ancestry.
- [S1] Census, 1901, Ancestry.
- [S8] Index to GRO Births.
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "www.gro.gov.uk."
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "FreeBMD."
- [S1] Census, 1939, FindMyPast.
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "Nottinghamshire Baptisms."
- [S5] Index to GRO Deaths "FreeBMD."
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "DeceasedOnline."
- [S1] Census, 1911, FindMyPast.
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "Electoral Registers - FindmyPast."
- [S1] Census, 1921, FindMyPast.
- [S7] Index to GRO Marriage "FreeBMD."
- [S42] Nottingham Evening Post, "Licencese Change Hands: Wednesday 29 Dec1926, p4 of 6."
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "http://www.closedpubs.co.uk/nottinghamshire/nottingham_ng2_millersarms.html
for more detail see:
http://paths.sheffield.ac.uk/pathsui/europeana/items/view/510a7f47abf1e1363f648330." - [S5] Index to GRO Deaths "1837 online."
- [S41] Nottingham Evening News, "Deaths: Samuel Shipstone Tuesday 08 May 1928, p6."
- [S2] MI "Long Eaton Cemetery."
- [S40] Nottingham Guardian Journal, "Nottingham Journal Tuesday 29 Jan 1929 p4 of 10 - N.E. Varney notice of billiard room licence."
- [S41] Nottingham Evening News, "In Memoriam: Samuel Shipstone Wednesday 06 May 1931, p6."
- [S41] Nottingham Evening News, "In Memoriam: Lily Toon Monday 11th May 1942, p2 of 4."
- [S13] Index to Wills Probate Index "Ancestry."
Norman Bert Shipstone1,2
M, #1022, b. 29 April 1920, d. 30 March 1971
| Father | Bertram Shipstone1 b. Nov 1890, d. bt 1 Oct 1923 - 31 Dec 1923 |
| Mother | Annie Bailey1 b. 1889 |
Child of Norman Bert Shipstone and Eva Mary Lee |
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| Marriage* | between 1 October 1945 and 31 December 1945 | Norman Bert Shipstone married Eva Mary Lee between 1 October 1945 and 31 December 1945 at R.D. Basford.7 |
| Child |
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| Last Edited | 22 Dec 2024 |
Citations
- [S8] Index to GRO Births.
- [S52] Private papers.
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "GROonline."
- [S5] Index to GRO Deaths.
- [S1] Census, 1921, FindMyPast.
- [S1] Census, 1939, FindMyPast.
- [S7] Index to GRO Marriage "1837online."
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "1837online."
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "Funerallguide.co.uk."
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "www.deceasedonline.com."
Olive Shipstone1
F, #1016, b. 18 January 1915, d. 14 December 2004
| Father | John William Shipstone1 b. 11 Apr 1877, d. 3 May 1953 |
| Mother | Kate Wardle1 b. 13 Dec 1875, d. 10 May 1969 |
| Research* | Research: (an unknown value).2 | |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 January 1915 and 31 March 1915 | Her birth was registered between 1 January 1915 and 31 March 1915 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b, 597 Shipstone, Olive mother: Wardle.1,3 |
| Birth* | 18 January 1915 | Olive Shipstone, daughter of John William Shipstone and Kate Wardle, was born on 18 January 1915 at R.D. Basford.1,4,5 |
| Olive Shipstone was the daughter of John William Shipstone and Kate Wardle.1 | ||
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 19 June 1921 | The 1921 UK Census of 91 Mansfield Road, Nottingham, NTT, listed John William Shipstone and Kate Wardle with Maggie Shipstone, Hedley William Shipstone, John Maurice Shipstone and Olive Shipstone. Olive Shipstone was described as Olive Shipstone, daughter age 6y 5m female both alive, born Arnold, NTT at school whole time.6 |
| Married Name | between 1 July 1937 and 30 September 1937 | As of between 1 July 1937 and 30 September 1937, her married name was Springings.7 |
| (Bride) Marriage* | between 1 July 1937 and 30 September 1937 | She married Albert Arthur Sprigings between 1 July 1937 and 30 September 1937 at R.D. Shardlow.7 |
| (Bride) MC-Reg | between 1 July 1937 and 30 September 1937 | Her marriage was registered between 1 July 1937 and 30 September 1937 at R.D. Shardlow Ref: 7b, 1586, Olive Shipstone = Springings Sprigings, Arthur A = Shipstone (Note difference in surname).8 |
| (Present-Second) Cen-Househ* | 29 September 1939 | She was listed next to the top of the household in the 1939 UK Register of 99 Draycott Road, Long Eaton, DBY, as Springings (later Elvin), Olive, female, born 18 Jan 1915, married, unpaid domestic duties. She was enumerated with Albert Arthur Sprigings, one closed record, presumably their first child. Five households on from Olive's parents, John & Kate Shipstone.9 |
| (Bride) MC-Reg* | between 1 April 1946 and 30 June 1946 | Her marriage was registered between 1 April 1946 and 30 June 1946 at R.D. Ilkeston Ref: 7b, 1592 Springings, Elvin indexed as Charles F.7 |
| Married Name | 21 June 1946 | As of 21 June 1946, her married name was Elvin.4,10 |
| (Bride) Marriage* | 21 June 1946 | Olive Shipstone married Charles Frederick Elvin on 21 June 1946 at R.D. Ilkeston.4,10 |
| Death of Father | 3 May 1953 | Her father John William Shipstone died on 3 May 1953 at 6 Broadgate, Beeston, NTT.11,10,12,13 |
| Death of Mother | 10 May 1969 | Her mother Kate Wardle died on 10 May 1969 at Nottingham, NTT.10,14,15,16 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 16 May 1969 | Olive Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 16 May 1969. Kate Shipstone named as loving mother of Maggie, Hedley, Maurice & Olive at her death. Subject: Kate Wardle Mentioned: Olive Shipstone, Hedley William Shipstone, John Maurice Shipstone and Maggie Shipstone.16 |
| Death of Spouse | May 1992 | Her husband Charles Frederick Elvin died in May 1992 at R.D. Nottingham.5 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | December 2004 | Her death was registered in December 2004 at R.D. Newark Ref: Name: Olive Elvin Birth Date: 18 Jan 1915 Date of Registration: Dec 2004 Age at Death: 89 Registration district: Newark Inferred County: Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire Register Number: 55A District and Subdistrict: 688/1 Entry number: 286.5 |
| Death-Alt | 11 December 2004 | Olive Shipstone was also reported to have died on 11 December 2004.17 |
| (Deceased) Death* | 14 December 2004 | She died on 14 December 2004 at Newark Hospital, Newark, NTT.18,10 |
Family of Olive Shipstone and Albert Arthur Sprigings |
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| (Bride) Marriage* | between 1 July 1937 and 30 September 1937 | Olive Shipstone married Albert Arthur Sprigings between 1 July 1937 and 30 September 1937 at R.D. Shardlow.7 |
Family of Olive Shipstone and Charles Frederick Elvin |
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| (Bride) Marriage* | 21 June 1946 | Olive Shipstone married Charles Frederick Elvin on 21 June 1946 at R.D. Ilkeston.4,10 |
| Last Edited | 8 May 2021 |
Citations
- [S8] Index to GRO Births.
- [S53] Information supplied by Researcher 19 "Email dated 3rd Set 2005."
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "GROonline."
- [S53] Information supplied by Researcher 19 "e-mail dated Sep 3 2005."
- [S5] Index to GRO Deaths "Ancestry."
- [S1] Census, 1921, FindMyPast.
- [S7] Index to GRO Marriage.
- [S7] Index to GRO Marriage "Ancestry."
- [S1] Census, 1939, FindMyPast.
- [S53] Information supplied by Researcher 19 "e-mail dated 3 Aug 2005."
- [S5] Index to GRO Deaths.
- [S13] Index to Wills Probate Index.
- [S13] Index to Wills Probate Index "Ancestry."
- [S5] Index to GRO Deaths "FreeBMD."
- [S96] Website BillionGraves (https://billiongraves.com/).
- [S94] "Stapleford and Sandiacre News 16 May 1969 - Deaths - Shistpone (Kate) p10 of 16."
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "Ancestry public family tree."
- [S53] Information supplied by Researcher 19 "Email dated 3rd Sep 2005."
Percy Shipstone1
M, #818, b. between 1 April 1889 and 23 June 1889, d. 23 June 1917
| Father | Edward Shipstone1 b. 8 Nov 1861, d. 13 Aug 1919 |
| Mother | Elizabeth Boden Mellor b. bt 1 Oct 1858 - 31 Dec 1858, d. 23 Jan 1934 |
| Birth* | between 1 April 1889 and 23 June 1889 | Percy Shipstone, son of Edward Shipstone and Elizabeth Boden Mellor, was born between 1 April 1889 and 23 June 1889 at Eastwood, NTT.2,3,4,5 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 April 1889 and 30 June 1889 | His birth was registered between 1 April 1889 and 30 June 1889 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b, 125 Shipstone, Percy mother: Mellor.3,6 |
| Percy Shipstone was the son of Edward Shipstone and Elizabeth Boden Mellor.1 | ||
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 5 April 1891 | The 1891 UK Census of Scargill Street, Eastwood, NTT, listed Edward Shipstone and Elizabeth Boden Mellor with Elizabeth Ann Shipstone, Percy Shipstone and Harold Shipstone. Percy Shipstone was described as Percy Shipstone, son, single age 2, born Eastwood, NTT.5 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 31 March 1901 | The 1901 UK Census of Nottingham Rd, Giltbrook, Greasley, NTT, listed Edward Shipstone and Elizabeth Boden Mellor with Leonard Boden Shipstone, Harold Shipstone, Elizabeth Ann Shipstone, Florence Shipstone, Percy Shipstone and Ethel Shipstone. Percy Shipstone was described as Percy Shipston, son, single, age 11 born Eastwood, NTT.4 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 2 April 1911 | The 1911 UK Census of Gilt Brook, Nottingham, NTT, listed Edward Shipstone and Elizabeth Boden Mellor with Leonard Boden Shipstone, Harold Shipstone, Elizabeth Ann Shipstone, Florence Shipstone, Percy Shipstone, Ethel Shipstone and Ilford Rhoda Shipstone. Percy Shipstone was described as Percy Shipstone, son, male, age 21, single, grocery assistant, worker, born Eastwood, NTT.7 |
| (Groom) MC-Reg* | between 1 April 1915 and 30 June 1915 | His marriage was registered between 1 April 1915 and 30 June 1915 at R.D. Nottingham Ref: 7b 839. Percy Matches Elizabeth M Hodgkinson.8 |
| (Groom) Marriage* | 22 April 1915 | He married Elizabeth Mabel Hodgkinson on 22 April 1915 at Nottingham, NTT, Date of marriage in military records. Percy Shipstone married Mabel Elizabeth Hodgkinson, spinster in Nottingham on 22 Apr 1915.8,9 |
| Occupation* | 11 December 1915 | Percy Shipstone was a Approved society (for reserve) Cooperative Wholesale Manchester on 11 December 1915 at Mount Villas, Lowdham, NTT.9 |
| Occupation | 11 December 1915 | He was a grocery manager & buyer. on 11 December 1915 at Mount Villas, Lowdham, NTT.9 |
| Research | between 5 January 1917 and 7 June 1917 | Research: Pte Shipstone, Percy Religion: C of E Age on enlistment: 28 years. Enlisted 11-12-15 Terms of service: D of W. Service recons from 5-1-17 Occupation: grocer. Embarked Folkstone 4-5-17 Disembarked Boulogne 4-5-17 Etaples 5-5-17 6-5-17 joined 32 L.B.D. 20-5-17 Posted to 10th Cheshire no. 50870 20-5-17 joined field (reported 25/5/16). 07-6-17 Wounded in action. (reported 11/6/17) 07-6-17 11 F.A. (reported 17/6/17) G.S.W. Back.pints. adm field 09-06-17 20 Genrl Hosp G.S.W. back sev. adm Camiers 23-6-17 20 Genrl Hosp. died of wounds (reported 6-6-17).10 |
| Address* | before 23 June 1917 | As of before 23 June 1917, Percy Shipstone and Elizabeth Mabel Hodgkinson lived at 306a Radford Rd., Hyson Green, Nottingham, NTT. |
| Death* | 23 June 1917 | Percy Shipstone died on 23 June 1917 at 20 General Hospital, Camieres, Pas-De-Calais, France.11,12,13 |
| Research | after 23 June 1917 | Research: at War Memorial, inside St Marys Church, Greasley, NTT, Pte. P. Shipstone Percy Shipstone Person Details Date of death 23 Jun 1917 Age at death 28 Service number 50870 Rank Pte Military Unit 10th Bn Cheshire Regiment.14 |
| (Interred) Burial* | after 23 June 1917 | He was buried after 23 June 1917 at XXII L. 23A, Etaples Military Cemetery, Etaples, Pas-De-Calais, France, Birth: unknown Death: Jun. 23, 1917 Inscription: 10th Bn. Cheshire Regiment. "Peace after Pain" paid for by Mrs. M Shipstone, 306 Radford Road, Nottingham. Paid 4-1 Note: Died of wounds 23rd June 1917. At 20 General Hospital, Camieres. Age 28. Son of Elizabeth Shipstone; husband of Mabel Shipstone of 306a Radford Rd. Hyson Green Nottingham. XXII. L. 23A. Cemetery notes and/or description: Étaples is a town about 27 kilometres south of Boulogne. The Military Cemetery is to the north of the town, on the west side of the road to Boulogne. During the First World War, the area around Étaples was the scene of immense concentrations of Commonwealth reinforcement camps and hospitals. It was remote from attack, except from aircraft, and accessible by railway from both the northern or the southern battlefields. In 1917, 100,000 troops were camped among the sand dunes and the hospitals, which included eleven general, one stationary, four Red Cross hospitals and a convalescent depot, could deal with 22,000 wounded or sick. In September 1919, ten months after the Armistice, three hospitals and the Q.M.A.A.C. convalescent depot remained. The cemetery contains 10,773 Commonwealth burials of the First World War, the earliest dating from May 1915. 35 of these burials are unidentified. Hospitals were again stationed at Étaples during the Second World War and the cemetery was used for burials from January 1940 until the evacuation at the end of May 1940. After the war, a number of graves were brought into the cemetery from other French burial grounds. Of the 119 Second World War burials, 38 are unidentified. Étaples Military Cemetery also contains 658 German burials and a few war graves of other nationalities. The cemetery, the largest Commission cemetery in France, was designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens.15,10,13 |
| Research* | 18 October 1919 | Research: Mabel (Percy's wife) stated the "now living" relatives of Percy. She included: Wife: Mabel Elizabeth Shipstone, of 306A Radford Road, Hyson Green Children: None Father: Deceased Mother: Elizabeth Shipstone, (unreadable) Brothers Full Blood: Harold Shipstone, About 27, Bridge Street? Eastwood, Notts Half Blood: None Sisters: Full Blood: near as known: Ethel age 24, Nottingham Road, Giltbrook, Notts Florence age 22, Nottingham Road, Giltbrook, Notts Rhoda age 18, Nottingham Road, Giltbrook, Notts She missed eldest sister, Elizabeth Ann for some reason - perhaps she didn't know her (though she was living nearby in Eastwood).16 |
| Research | 31 March 1921 | Research: at Cross, St Swithuns Church, Main St., Woodborough, NTT, "(FRONT) IN MEMORY OF/ THE WOODBOROUGH MEN/ WHO FELL IN THE GREAT WAR 1914-18/ (NAMES)/" Percy Shipstone.17 |
| Research* | 13 April 1921 | Research: at Village War Memorial, Lowdham, NTT, 1914 - 1918 Pte. P. Shipstone.14 |
| Research | 13 April 1921 | Research: at Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Lowdham, NTT, St. Mary's parishioners Brass plaque inside church. TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN MEMORY OF THOSE WHO/ GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR US IN THE GREAT WAR, 1914 - 1918./ THIS TABLET IS ERECTED BY FELLOW PARISHIONERS/ (NAMES)/ AND/ IN MEMORY OF/ (NAMES)/ 1939 - 45 1914 - 1918 Pte. P. Shipstone.14 |
| Anecdote* | 8 March 2006 | From "Woodborough War memorial" web site "PERCY SHIPSTONE Percy Shipstone was born in 1889 and was the son of Elizabeth Shipstone and the husband of Mabel who was recorded as living at 306a Radford Road, Nottingham. Percy was the manager of the Co-operative store in Woodborough which was where the present day Newsagent and Post Office is situated. Percy served as a private with 10th Battalion Cheshire Regiment. It is possible that Percy was present at the Battle of Messines which occurred between 7th and 14th. June, 1917 as his battalion is recorded as being in the second wave of the attack. As Percy died on 23 June 1917 it is likely he was injured during this campaign. It seems certain that he died of his wounds as he is buried in Etaples Military Cemetery. This cemetery is the largest British military cemetery in France and most people buried there died of their wounds. If Percy had been wounded on the battlefield, he would have first been attended to by the field hospital and then sent to a military hospital near the coast and well out of the way of enemy guns. Those who were lucky and had received a ‘blighty’ wound would have proceeded to a port and then been returned to Britain. Fig: 8 Unfortunately, this was not to be for Percy and he died on 23rd June 1917 at the age of 28 years. The inscription on his gravestone reads "Peace after Pain". Percy’s brother, Leonard, also died of wounds and is also buried at Etaples Military Cemetery. He was younger than Percy. Both brothers are commemorated on the war memorial at Greasley Church as the two were born and brought up in that area."18 |
| Research* | 15 August 2010 | Research: at New War Memorial, Eastwood, NTT, Officially recognised on a new War Memorial, which was dedicated in Eastwood on 15 August 2010. Yes, 93 years late, and shortly after I had transcribed the previous memorial... As both Percy and Leonard B Shipstone were born in Eastwood, so their presence on the new memorial is probably right, though they are both commemorated in Greasley, on parent's grave, and in the church. Note that Percy is also named on Woodborough's war memorial too (as he lived there briefly with hs wife) - so he gets 3 mentions (Leonard only 2).19 |
| (Subject) Newspaper* | January 2015 | He and Leonard Boden Shipstone were the subject of a newspaper article in January 2015. Nice article in Ilkeston & District Local History Society's journal "The Herald" by Grant Shaw (with photos) (Grant Shaw has done a fantastic article here, the basic information could well have come from this website, so I hope they don't mind me repeating the text ... and it is for the benefit of the family of those named. I visited the graves in 2013 - before I had read the letters in the article below. For additional interest, see the link and buy Grant's book Off to War - open link in separate window). The Shipstone Brothers A Great War Tragedy By Grant Shaw Percy Shipstone was born in 1889 and his younger brother Leonard in 1896 in Eastwood. Their parents were Edward Shipstone (a colliery banksman) and his wife the former Elizabeth Boden Mellor, daughter of William Mellor, a butcher on South Street, Ilkeston. By 1911 they had five other siblings and the family was living at Nottingham Road, Giltbrook. In the 1911 census when aged 14 Leonard is stated to be an "errand boy", and Percy is a "grocer's assistant". Percy (whom the family called "Poss" went on to be Grocery Manager and Buyer at the Co-operative shop at Woodborough, Nottingham. He married Mabel Hodgkinson in April 1915. Percy joined up on 11th December 1915. Although he joined the Sherwood Foresters he was later posted to the Cheshire Regiment and underwent training at Rugeley. By 14th May 1917 he was in France. Leonard had joined the Royal Field Artillery in October 1915; he was a tall lad, and this posed a problem as the army initially couldn't find a uniform which would fit him. (Photo of Len in his new RFA uniform) He underwent training at the Deepcut Camp in Hampshire and sent at least one letter home to his mother, ending with the words "Absence makes the heart grow stronger". Posted to the 402nd Battery, RFA Len was sent to fight in France, rising slightly in rank to that of "fitter". He was wounded on 26th April 1917, probably in the battle for Vimy Ridge as his unit were attached to the Canadian Army attaching there. He was sent back to a General Hospital on the coast with severe leg injuries. On 27th April Len managed to send out one of the short pro-forma cards on which the Army had allowed the briefest of messages, saying that he had "been admitted to hospital and was going on well". (Photo of "Poss" and Mabel Shipstone) One of Len's friends, a Bombardier H. Eyre, wrote to his parents to reassure them: ... your son Len ... got a slight wound in the leg yesterday. Len asked me to drop you a note to tell you not to worry too much for he would soon be better. He may get to England with it and he thought ... you would have worried about him. I am a friend of your son and I hope he will soon (regain?). Please let me (know) when he get a letter to you my address is the same as his. Hoping to hear from you, I remain your son's friend, H. Eyre. Percy managed to get leave to go and see Leonard. When he arrived on 18th May 1917, he was told that his younger brother had died earlier that day. Percy wrote a letter home to his mother and father, which has survived. The sister told me he passed away at 12pm last night and she thought he knew he was dying. He asked for his mother, Jim and Ethel. I don't know who Jim is but most probably it would be his chum so perhaps in the course of the next few days he will be writing you ... It was the shock of my life when the sister told me the news, but she said his left leg would have been 6 or 8 inches shorter than the other had he lived, but I would sooner have him lived than died as he had done. If God spares me to come back I shall be able to tell you all the news, so cheer up dear mother and don't trouble to much he has died a noble death and I know he has gone to heaven. Someday we shall all be able to meet him and what a gathering it will be. I must now close I can't bear to write any more. I will write you more details when I get settled down a little more. So good-bye and God bless you all. Ever your loving son Poss xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Percy was 28, Leonard and Percy are buried not too far apart in the huge Commonwealth War Cemetery at Etaples. In 1917 the area around Etaples contained several hospitals which together could deal with 22,000 wounded or sick. The cemetery contains 10,771 Commonwealth burials of the First World War and is the largest CWGC cemetery in France. Both brothers are commemorated on their parents' grave in Greasley Churchyard and on the memorial screen in the church itself. Percy's widow Mabel was awarded 13 shillings and ninepence a week pension. After the war, she made the trip to France and visited Percy's grave. Mabel remarried in 1931 and died in 1973 aged 85. My friend Michael Talbot contacted me when I was researching Off to War to give me a copy of Len's memorial notice and an amusing photo which is reprinted here. He had been clearing out his mother's house as she had moved into residential care and has no idea of how these came to be in his mother's possession as there seems to be no family connection. Although Len is not strictly an Ilkeston man, his mother was from Ilkeston, so he made it into the book. After the book was published, I was approached at a WW1 event at Erewash museum by a lady who turned out to be a great niece of Len and Percy, Christine Allen. Christine kindly invited Michael and I to go and meet her father Don who provided us with much of the information and photographs in this article. I am very grateful indeed to all of them for sharing this story. (as am I) Mentioned Elizabeth Mabel Hodgkinson.20 |
Family of Percy Shipstone and Elizabeth Mabel Hodgkinson |
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| (Groom) Marriage* | 22 April 1915 | Percy Shipstone married Elizabeth Mabel Hodgkinson on 22 April 1915 at Nottingham, NTT, Date of marriage in military records. Percy Shipstone married Mabel Elizabeth Hodgkinson, spinster in Nottingham on 22 Apr 1915.8,9 |
| Last Edited | 30 Sep 2023 |
Citations
- [S2] MI "Greasley, St. Mary
also Roll of Honour in the church." - [S2] MI "Greasley St. Mary, NTT - In churchyard and also roll-of-honour inside the church."
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- [S2] MI "Etaples Military Cemetery."
- [S66] Website CWGC (www.cwgc.org) "Service number 50870."
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http://www.nottinghamshire.gov.uk/rollofhonour/WarMemorials/Details/219." - [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "www.findagrave.com."
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http://www.ukniwm.org.uk/server/show/conMemorial.27042
Nottingham County Council Roll of Honour
http://www.nottinghamshire.gov.uk/rollofhonour/WarMemorials/Details/495." - [S71] Website Woodborough Memorial (http://web.ukonline.co.uk/woodborough-heritage/warmemorialjp/warmemorial.html) ""http://web.ukonline.co.uk/woodborough-heritage/warmemorialjp/warmemorial.html"
As of 8 March 2006." - [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "BBC news clip
http://news.bbc.co.uk/local/nottingham/hi/people_and_places/newsid_8917000/8917001.stm." - [S94] "Ilkeston Herald (Ilkeston & District Local History Society) Jan 2015 p4 & 5."
Rebecca Shipstone
F, #819, b. 4 July 1860, d. between 1 January 1862 and 20 January 1862
| Father | William SHIPSTONE b. 17 Dec 1823, d. 14 Jul 1886 |
| Mother | Ann BINGHAM b. 8 Apr 1826, d. 9 Aug 1896 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 January 1860 and 31 March 1860 | Her birth was registered between 1 January 1860 and 31 March 1860 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b, 128 Shipstone, Rebecca mother: Bingham (Indexed as Shipston in FreeBMD).1 |
| Birth* | 4 July 1860 | Rebecca Shipstone, daughter of William SHIPSTONE and Ann BINGHAM, was born on 4 July 1860 at New Basford, NTT.2 |
| Rebecca Shipstone was the daughter of William SHIPSTONE and Ann BINGHAM. | ||
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 7 April 1861 | The 1861 UK Census of Nottingham Road, Eastwood, NTT, listed William SHIPSTONE and Ann BINGHAM with Martha SHIPSTONE, John Shipstone, Julia Ann Shipstone, William Shipstone, Jane Shipstone and Rebecca Shipstone. Rebecca Shipstone was described as Rebecca Shipstone, daughter age 1 born New Basford, NTT.2 |
| Death* | between 1 January 1862 and 20 January 1862 | She died between 1 January 1862 and 20 January 1862 at Eastwood, NTT.3,4 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 January 1862 and 31 March 1862 | Her death was registered between 1 January 1862 and 31 March 1862 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b 57 as Shipston, Rebecca, age 23 (months?).4,5 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 20 January 1862 | She was buried on 20 January 1862 at Eastwood, NTT, Rebecca Shipstone, Eastwood, age 1.3 |
| Last Edited | 17 Apr 2021 |
Rebecca Shipstone1
F, #820, b. 18 February 1882, d. between 1 April 1946 and 30 June 1946
| 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 January 1882 and 31 March 1882 | Her birth was registered between 1 January 1882 and 31 March 1882 at R.D. Nottingham Ref: 7b, 359 Shipstone, Rebecca mother: Moore.2,3 |
| Birth* | 18 February 1882 | Rebecca Shipstone, daughter of John Shipstone and Rebecca Moore, was born on 18 February 1882 at Nottingham, NTT.1,2,4 |
| Rebecca Shipstone was the daughter of John Shipstone and Rebecca Moore.1 | ||
| (Child) Baptism | 14 July 1882 | Rebecca Shipstone was baptised on 14 July 1882 at Parish Church of St Mary Magdalene, Sutton-in-Ashfield, NTT, Rebecca Shipstone, born 18 Feb 1882, baptised 14 Jul 1882 of John & Rebecca Shipstone of Forest Side, Engine Driver (at same time as siblings Elizabeth Ann, Agatha Ann, John William & James).5,6,7 |
| (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). Rebecca Shipstone was described as Rebecca Shipstone, daughter age 9, scholar, born Nottingham, NTT.8 |
| (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. Rebecca Shipstone was described as Rebecca Shipstone, daughter, single, age 19, laundry ironer, worker, born Nottingham, NTT.1 |
| Married Name | between 1 April 1902 and 30 June 1902 | As of between 1 April 1902 and 30 June 1902, her married name was Simpson.9,10 |
| (Bride) Marriage* | between 1 April 1902 and 30 June 1902 | She married Arthur Simpson between 1 April 1902 and 30 June 1902 at R.D. Basford.9 |
| (Bride) MC-Reg* | between 1 April 1902 and 30 June 1902 | Her marriage was registered between 1 April 1902 and 30 June 1902 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b 370.9 |
| Had a Daughter | 29 January 1903 | Her daughter Ethel Simpson was born on 29 January 1903 at Arnold, NTT.11,4 |
| (Wife) Cen-Househ* | 2 April 1911 | She was wife of the head of household in the 1911 UK Census of Frederick Terrace, Arnold, NTT, as Rebecca Simpson, wife, age 29, married 8 years, 2 children, 1 living, born Nottingham, NTT. Enumerated with her husband Arthur Simpson, Ethel Simpson. The house had 5 rooms.12 |
| Had a Daughter | 29 September 1912 | Her daughter Agatha May Simpson was born on 29 September 1912 at R.D. Basford.13,4 |
| Directory | 1921 | Rebecca Shipstone and Arthur Simpson were named in 1921 in the Polling District B. Parish of Arnold Nottingham Road 1921 Autumn 3823 R O Simpson, Arthur 65 3824 HO HO Simpson, Rebecca 65 Next door to Rebacca's parents: 3821 R O Shipstone,John 63 3822 HO HO Shipstone, Rebecca 63 and near to her brother: 3827 O Shipstone,James Ernest 69 3828 HO HO Shipstone, Adelaide 69 at 65 Nottingham Road, Arnold, NTT .14 |
| (Wife) Cen-Househ | 19 June 1921 | She was wife of the head of household in the 1921 UK Census of Arnold, NTT, as Rebecca Simpson, wife age 49y 4m female married born Nottingham NTT domestic duties, at home. Enumerated with her husband Arthur Simpson, Ethel Simpson and Agatha May Simpson. The house had 5 rooms.15 |
| Directory | 1922 | Rebecca Shipstone and Arthur Simpson were named in 1922 in the Polling District B. Parish of Arnold Nottingham Road 1922 Autumn 3840 R O Simpson, Arthur 65 3841 HO HO Simpson, Rebecca 65 Next door to Rebacca's parents: 3838 R O Shipstone,John 63 3839 HO HO Shipstone, Rebecca 63 and near to her brother: 3844 R O Shipstone,James Ernest 69 3845 HO HO Shipstone, Adelaide 69 at 65 Nottingham Road, Arnold, NTT .14 |
| Directory* | 1922 | Rebecca Shipstone and Arthur Simpson were named in 1922 in the Polling District B. Parish of Arnold Nottingham Road 1922 Spring 3835 R O Simpson, Arthur 65 3836 HO HO Simpson, Rebecca 65 Next door to : no. 63, John & Rebbcca Shipstone (Rebecca's parents) no. 69 James Ernest & Adelaide (her Brother) at 65 Nottingham Road, Arnold, NTT .14 |
| Had a Son | between 1 January 1922 and 30 March 1922 | Her son Arthur Gordon Simpson was born between 1 January 1922 and 30 March 1922 at R.D. Basford.13 |
| (Distribution) Will | 13 September 1927 | Rebecca Shipstone was named as Rebecca Simpson, 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.16 |
| Directory | 1929 | Rebecca Shipstone and Arthur Simpson were named in 1929 in the Polling District B. Parish of Arnold Nottingham Road 1929 5029 R O Simpson, Arthur 65 5030 Rw Dw Simpson, Rebecca 65 5031 R - Simpson, Ethel 65 Next door to sister: 5028 R O Shipstone, Agatha Ann 63 And near her brother: 5034 R O Shipstone James Ernest 69 5035 Rw Dw Shipstone, Adelaide 69 at 65 Nottingham Road, Arnold, NTT .14 |
| Directory | 1930 | Rebecca Shipstone and Arthur Simpson were named in 1930 in the Polling District B. Parish of Arnold Nottingham Road 1930 5556 R O Simpson, Arthur 65 5557 Rw Dw Simpson, Rebecca 65 5558 Rw - Simpson, Ethel 65 Next door to sister: 5555 R O Shipstone, Agatha Ann 63 And near her brother: 5561 R O Shipstone James Ernest 69 5562 Rw Dw Shipstone, Adelaide 69 at 65 Nottingham Road, Arnold, NTT .14 |
| Directory | 1931 | Rebecca Shipstone and Arthur Simpson were named in 1931 in the Polling District B. Parish of Arnold Nottingham Road 1931 5874 R O Simpson, Arthur 65 5875 Rw Dw Simpson, Rebecca 65 5876 Rw - Simpson, Ethel 65 Next door to sister: 5873 R O Shipstone, Agatha Ann 63 And near her brother: 5879 R O Shipstone James Ernest 69 5880 Rw Dw Shipstone, Adelaide 69 at 65 Nottingham Road, Arnold, NTT .14 |
| (Present-Second) Cen-Househ | 29 September 1939 | She was listed next to the top of the household in the 1939 UK Register of 55 Church Drive, Arnold, NTT, as Simpson, Rebecca, female, born 18.2.1882, married, Housewife, unpaid domestic duties. She was enumerated with Arthur Simpson Ethel Simpson, Agatha May Simpson and Arthur Gordon Simpson. Arthur Gordon's record is no longer closed.4 |
| (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. Basford Ref: 7b, 104 as Rebecca Simpson age 64.17 |
| Death* | between 1 April 1946 and 30 June 1946 | Rebecca Shipstone died between 1 April 1946 and 30 June 1946 at R.D. Basford.17 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 6 April 1946 | She was buried on 6 April 1946 at Original Class A (left) Plot 291, Redhill Cemetery, Arnold, NTT, Rebecca Simpson aged 64 years buried 06 Apr 1946 Redhill Cemetery Arnold, Nottingham Unitary Authority, Nottinghamshire, England Buried with 2 other Simpsons: Arthur aged 69 (1950) Ethel aged 70 (1974).18 |
Known Children of Rebecca Shipstone and Arthur Simpson |
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| (Bride) Marriage* | between 1 April 1902 and 30 June 1902 | Rebecca Shipstone married Arthur Simpson between 1 April 1902 and 30 June 1902 at R.D. Basford.9 |
| Children |
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| Last Edited | 12 Aug 2024 |
Citations
- [S1] Census, 1901, Ancestry.
- [S8] Index to GRO Births.
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "GRO Online."
- [S1] Census, 1939, FindMyPast.
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- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "Freereg."
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "Nottinghamshire Baptisms."
- [S1] Census, 1891, Ancestry.
- [S7] Index to GRO Marriage.
- [S18] Private papers "In the Estate of Joseph Bingham, deceased."
- [S1] Census, 1911, 1911census.co.uk.
- [S1] Census, 1911, FindMyPast.
- [S8] Index to GRO Births "FreeBMD."
- [S76] Website Web Site (unknown url) "Electoral Registers - FindmyPast."
- [S1] Census, 1921, FindMyPast.
- [S52] Private papers.
- [S5] Index to GRO Deaths "Ancestry."
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Ronald Shipstone1
M, #3088, b. between 1 April 1926 and 30 June 1926, d. between 1 January 1927 and 31 March 1927
| Father | Ernest Shipstone1 b. bt 6 Dec 1890 - 5 Jan 1891, d. Dec 1937 |
| Mother | Louisa Annie Bullock1 b. 8 Nov 1896, d. Feb 1984 |
| Birth* | between 1 April 1926 and 30 June 1926 | Ronald Shipstone, son of Ernest Shipstone and Louisa Annie Bullock, was born between 1 April 1926 and 30 June 1926 at R.D. Sheffield.1 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 April 1926 and 30 June 1926 | His birth was registered between 1 April 1926 and 30 June 1926 at R.D. Sheffield Ref: 9c, 1080 Shipstone, Ronald mother: Bullock.1 |
| Ronald Shipstone was the son of Ernest Shipstone and Louisa Annie Bullock.1 | ||
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 January 1927 and 31 March 1927 | His death was registered between 1 January 1927 and 31 March 1927 at R.D. Sheffield Ref: 9c, 975 as Shipstone, Ronald age 11 (months) and age 0 (years).2 |
| (Deceased) Death* | between 1 January 1927 and 31 March 1927 | Ronald Shipstone died between 1 January 1927 and 31 March 1927 at R.D. Sheffield Age 11 months.2 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 2 March 1927 | He was buried on 2 March 1927 at Grave 505, Section E, Darnall Cemetery, Sheffield, YKS, SHIPSTONE, Ronald (Son of Ernest, age 11 hours). Died at 418 Coleridge Road; Buried on March 2, 1927 in Unconsecrated ground; Grave Number 505, Section E of Darnall Cemetery, Sheffield. Parent or Next of Kin if Available: ~. Remarks: from Darnall Parish: Officiating Minister Edmund Bromage. NOTE the 11 hours was probably 11 months, given his birth was recorded in Q 2 1926. But the record definitely states hours. 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 |
Ronald Arthur Shipstone1,2
M, #821, b. 29 November 1880, d. 17 November 1944
| 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 |
| Name Variation | Ronald Arthur Shipstone was also known as Ron.3 | |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 October 1880 and 31 December 1880 | His birth was registered between 1 October 1880 and 31 December 1880 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b, 169 Shipstone, Ronald Arthur mother: Barker.2,4 |
| Birth* | 29 November 1880 | Ronald Arthur Shipstone, son of James Shipstone and Lucy Barker, was born on 29 November 1880 at Basford, NTT.1,2,5 |
| Ronald Arthur Shipstone was the son of James Shipstone and Lucy Barker.1 | ||
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 3 April 1881 | The 1881 UK Census of 5 Regent Street, New Basford, NTT, listed James Shipstone and Lucy Barker with James Henry Shipstone, Francis Edgar Shipstone, Edith Mary Shipstone and Ronald Arthur Shipstone. Ronald Arthur Shipstone was described as Ronald A. Shipstone, son age 4 months born Basford, Notts.1 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | between 1890 and 1898 | He was the subject of a newspaper article between 1890 and 1898. He was at the Nottingham High School for 8 years, 1890 - 1898. "He was a grand sportsman ... and a good friend."6 |
| (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. Ronald Arthur Shipstone was described as Ronald A. Shipstone, son age 10, scholar, born New Basford, NTT.7 |
| (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). Ronald Arthur Shipstone was described as Ronald Shipstone, son single age 20, brewer, worker, born Nottm, NTT.8 |
| (Enum alone) Cen-Househ* | 2 April 1911 | The 1911 UK Census of 85 Durnford Street, East Stonehouse, DEV, listed Ronald Arthur Shipstone described as Ronald A. Shipstone, boarder, male, age 30, single, Brewer (beer), Plymouth breweries Ltd, worker, born Nottingham NTT, in the household of Wm. Thomas Goss, marine schoolmaster for Royal Marines and family The house had 9 rooms.9 |
| Death of Mother | 13 February 1912 | His mother Lucy Barker died on 13 February 1912 at Magdala Road, Nottingham, NTT.10,11,12,13 |
| (Groom) Marriage* | between 1 July 1913 and 30 September 1913 | Ronald Arthur Shipstone married Patti Theodora Woodhouse between 1 July 1913 and 30 September 1913 at R.D. Basford.14 |
| (Groom) 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. Basford Ref: 7b 459 Shipstone, Ronald A. = Woodhouse, Patti T.14 |
| Directory* | 1914 | Ronald Arthur Shipstone was named in 1914 in the Plymouth residents section of the Kelly's Directory of Devon & Cornwall 1914 as Shipstone, Ronald Arthur, 39 Durnford Street East S(tonehouse), next to no. 40, Pearse, Richard, Earl of Mount Edgcombe (winter villa), and very close to Royal William Yard. at Devon, DEV.15,16 |
| Research | 15 April 1918 | Research: "Ronald Arthur Shipstone also served in the Great War as a rifleman in 4th Battalion Rifle Brigade. He was severely wounded on 15th April 1918. He survived and went on to be a director of the Shipstone Brewery Company until his death in 1944."17 |
| Research | 23 May 1919 | Research: UK, World War I Pension Ledgers and Index Cards, 1914-1923 Name Ronald Arthur Shipstone Record Type Military Residence Place Nottingham Service Number S/26693, R/29796, 13/30176 Corps, Regiment or Unit Rifle Brigade (The Prince Consort''s Own) Title WWI Pension Record Cards and Ledgers Description Other Ranks Survived Reference Number 7/Ms/704.18 |
| Research | 24 May 1919 | Research: UK, World War I Pension Ledgers and Index Cards, 1914-1923 Name Ronald Arthur Shipstone Rank Rifleman Record Type Military Birth Date 1880 Residence Place W. Bridgeford Notts Military Service Region East Midlands, North Midlands Military Country England Discharge Date 24 May 1919 Service Number S/26693 Corps, Regiment or Unit Riple Bgde Service Branch Military (Army) Title WWI Pension Record Cards and Ledgers Description Pension Record Ledger Reference Number 7/Ms/No.704.18 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 31 July 1919 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 31 July 1919. Spartan League Referees At a meeting of the Magdala Amateur Football Club in Nottingham last night... it was resolved to continue in the A.F.A., and to again join the Midland Amateur Alliance. The meeting agreed to ask Mr. Ronald Shipstone to be president, and Mr. S. Farr and Mr. E.F. Mellor were appointed captain and vice-captain respectively. There is a probability of three teams being run next season.19 |
| (Witness) Research | 9 September 1919 | He was a witness On Enlistment papers in 1915 of Francis Edgar Shipstone, named as: Brother, full blood: R.A. Shipstone, 38 of 14, St. George's Terrace, Plymouth with Francis Edgar Shipstone on 9 September 1919.20 |
| Research | 1920 | Research: at Plymouth, DEV, Freemasons Membership registers 1751-1921 United Grand Lodge of England Name: Shipstone, Ronald Arthur Gender: Male Initiation Age: 39 Initiation Date: 18 Oct 1920 Passing Date: 15 Nov 1920 Raising Date: 20 Dec 1920 First Payment Year on Register: Dec 1920 Year Range: 1920-1921 Residence: Plymouth Profession: Brewer Certificate: 21.12.20 C/47 Lodge: Sir John Hawkins Lodge Location: Plymouth Lodge Number: 3704 Folio Number: 109.21 |
| (Head) Cen-Househ | 19 June 1921 | He was head of the household in the 1921 UK Census of 39 Durnford Street, East Stonehouse, DEV, as Shipstone, Ronald Arthur head age 40y 7m male, married born Basford, NTT Brewer for Plymouth Breweries Ltd., brewers, wine and spirit merchants of Chapel Street, Stonehouse, Plymouth. Enumerated with his wife Patti Theodora Woodhouse, along with their servant: Coole, Doreen Winifred servant age 18y female, born Plymouth. DEV general domestic servant private. The house had 10 rooms. St George's Street crossed-out.22 |
| Note | 1922 | Nottinghamshire Archives Worldwide catalogue Level Item : Repository GB 0157 Nottinghamshire Archives Reference No DD/SH/10/2 Full Catalogue View collection catalogue Accession No 5340 Title Copy resolution Date 1922 Extent 1 doc Content Description Directors of the Plymouth Breweries Ltd to R G Shipstone recording appreciation of business Access Status Open Term BREWING AND MALTING Term MALTING AND BREWING.23 |
| (Executor Beneficiary) Will | 24 May 1922 | Ronald Arthur Shipstone was named as Ronald Arthur Shipstone, son, an executor and as a beneficiary in the Will of James Shipstone dated 24 May 1922.24 |
| Death of Father | 8 September 1922 | His father James Shipstone died on 8 September 1922 at The Elms, Cropwell Butler, NTT.10,25 |
| Note | 8 September 1922 | Shareholders of the Great Western Railway Transfer of shares: James Shipstone of the Elms, Cropwell Butler in the county of Nottingham, brewer Probate, Nottingham Registry 20 Feb 1923 to: James Henry Shipstone of 4 Arlington Drive, Nottingham Ronald Arthur Shipstone of 11 Magdala Road, Nottingham esquires Returned to Clifton Woodward Ho., St. Peter's Chambers, Nottingham Stocks: Cons. Ordinary, 2000 Feb 24/30 received to meet transfer (presumably part of estate of James Shipstone deceased).26 |
| (Witness) Probate | 20 February 1923 | Ronald Arthur Shipstone witnessed the probate of the estate of James Shipstone on 20 February 1923 at The Probate Office, Nottingham.27 |
| (Administrator) Prob Index | 20 February 1923 | Authority was granted to Ronald Arthur Shipstone described as a brewer, with his brother James Henry Shipstone, a brewer to administer the Estate of James Shipstone on 20 February 1923 at The Probate Office, Nottingham, valued at £349810-17-9 (added afterwards) Resworn £356020-14-9.28 |
| Had a Son | between 1 October 1923 and 31 December 1923 | His son Ronald Thomas Robert Shipstone was born between 1 October 1923 and 31 December 1923 at R.D. Nottingham.2 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 28 May 1925 | Ronald Arthur Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 28 May 1925. Nottingham's Housing Problem A meeting of the Mapperley Ward No. 2 Conservative Association was presided over by Mr. R. Shipstone, at the Belle Vue Inn, Mapperley the previous night, discussing how "Crane system" houses could help Nottingham's housing problems. Mr Crane hoped they would get a considerable slice of land for housing purposes from Wollaton Park.29 |
| Directory | 1926 | He and Patti Theodora Woodhouse were named in 1926 in the Polling District C. Mapperley Ward Lucknow Avenue 1926 Autumn 1712 R O Shipstone, Ronald Arthur - SJ 2 Lucknow House 1713 HO HO Shipstone, Patti 2 Lucknow House at Lucknow House 2 Lucknow Avenue, Mapperley Ward, NTT .30 |
| Directory | 1927 | Ronald Arthur Shipstone and Patti Theodora Woodhouse were named in 1927 in the Polling District C. Mapperley Ward Lucknow Avenue 1927 Autumn 1503 R O Shipstone, Ronald Arthur - SJ 2 Lucknow House 1504 HO HO Shipstone, Patti 2 Lucknow House at Lucknow House 2 Lucknow Avenue, Mapperley Ward, NTT .30 |
| Living* | 1928 | Ronald Arthur Shipstone was living in 1928 at 2 Lucknow Avenue, Nottingham, NTT.31 |
| Directory | 1929 | He and Patti Theodora Woodhouse were named in 1929 in the Polling District C. Mapperley Ward Lucknow Avenue 1929 2047 R O Shipstone, Ronald Arthur - SJ 2 Lucknow House 2048 Rw Dw Shipstone, Patti 2 Lucknow House 2049 Rw - Gamage, Doris 2 Lucknow House 2050 Rw - Tradewell Eva 2 Lucknow House [Eva Tradewell named Ena in 1931] at Lucknow House 2 Lucknow Avenue, Mapperley Ward, NTT .30 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 10 October 1929 | Ronald Arthur Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 10 October 1929. Mr. Ronald Shipstone, supporting Mrs. Mackness in presenting the whist prizes at a Shipstone Athletic Club whist-dance. Subject: Helena Kathleen Shipstone Mentioned: Ronald Arthur Shipstone, George John Mackness and The Shipstones Brewery.32 |
| Living | 1930 | Ronald Arthur Shipstone was living in 1930 at 2 Lucknow Avenue, Nottingham, NTT.31 |
| Directory | 1930 | He and Patti Theodora Woodhouse were named in 1930 in the Polling District C. Mapperley Ward Lucknow Avenue 1930 2099 R O Shipstone, Ronald Arthur - SJ 2 Lucknow House 2100 Rw Dw Shipstone, Patti 2 Lucknow House 2101 Rw - Gamage, Doris Louisa 2 Lucknow House 2102 Rw - Tradewell Ena 2 Lucknow House [Eva Tradewell named Ena in 1930/1] at Lucknow House 2 Lucknow Avenue, Mapperley Ward, NTT .30 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | between 1930 and 1931 | Ronald Arthur Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article between 1930 and 1931. He was President of the Nottingham High School Old Boys society 1930/1 which became the Nottinghamians.33 |
| Death of Son | 17 May 1930 | His son Ronald Thomas Robert Shipstone died on 17 May 1930 at 18 Park Row, Nottingham, NTT.34,28 |
| (Administrator) Prob Index | 16 September 1930 | Authority was granted to Ronald Arthur Shipstone described as a Company Director, to administer the Estate of Ronald Thomas Robert Shipstone on 16 September 1930 at The Probate Office, Nottingham, valued at £521 10s 3d.28,13 |
| (Subject) Newspaper* | 10 November 1930 | Ronald Arthur Shipstone and Ronald Leslie Peter Wing were the subject of a newspaper article on 10 November 1930. Tollerton Plane Tragedy Young Airman Killed Instantly. Two Somersaults. Tragic Week-end visit to Nottingham. A young airman was instantly killed when a machine belonging to the Nottingham Aero Club crashed into a ploughed field near Cotgrave yesterday. He was Mr. Ronald Leslie Wing, 20, a member of a well known Nottingham family, who had taken the machine out from Tollerton Aerodrome. Mr. Wing was the only son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Leslie Wing, of Coldwell-Road, Sheffield, and a nephew of Mr. Ronald Shipstone. He was staying during the weekend at Reigate House, Cyprus Road, Mapperley Park. Yesterday afternoon Mr. Wing, who was a qualified pilot, arrived at Tollerton from Nottingham, took off in a single-seater Moth, and flew at a fairly low altitude over the Cotgrave district. Shortly after 4 o'clock he was flying at a height estimated by an eye witness as not more than 100 feet over Cotgrave Place, when he made a sharp left-hand turn, and in doing so seemed to lose flying speed. The machine rolled over twice, nose-dived, and crashed to earth within 30 yards of the main road. On striking the ground, the plane turned two complete somersaults and was totally wrecked, the engine embedding itself into the ground some feet from the body of the machine. People who witnessed the crash and rushed to the scene found Mr. Wing still strapped to his seat amongst the wreckage. Eye-Witness's Story According to eye-witnesses, the machine had been making circular flights over Cotgrave Place for some time. It had maintained a fairly low altitude, but, with the engine running normally and the machine steady in flight, nothing untoward was expected, and casual onlookers were horrified when in turn the machine suddenly rolled and crashed. Mrs. Steward who lives in a cottage within a short distance of where the crash occurred told a "Post" representative that she was in the garden at the time. "We get used to the machines coming over from Tollerton," she said, "and take very little notice as a rule." "The Moth machine that came over this afternoon seemed to be taking a normal course and flying steady, but the altitude seemed to me to be rather low. When the left hand turn was made, and the wing dipped, I thought at first that the pilot was going to stunt, but when the machine rolled over, and gave another roll, I realised that it was our of control. The low altitude gave the pilot no chance to recover, and the machine developed a nose dive and crashed at terrific speed." The machine, added Mrs. Stewart, struck the ground with such a force that it bounced up again, and then turned two somersaults. Keen Airman Mr. Ronald Shipstone told a "Post" representative last night that his nephew was extremely keen on flying, and although he secured his certificate, only a few weeks ago, he seemed quite at home in any kind of machine. He was educated at Malvern, and was learning to be a brewer, being articled with a Falkirk firm. He made frequent visits to Nottingham, and never lost an opportunity of going to Tollerton for a flight. Mr. Wing was a member of the Croydon Aero Club, and some six months ago he made a daring parachute descent from an aeroplane at a height of some 4,000 feet. The inquiry will probably be held tomorrow. Missing Handbag Miss Muriel Robinson, who was one of the first to go to the aid of the injured pilot, informed the "Post" to-day that when the accident happened she rushed in her car to the opposite side of the aerodrome, and left it to go to the scene of the crash. When she returned and hour and a half later she found that her handbag had been stolen. The bag contained her Air Ministry licence and the Royal Aero Club licence, which she is particularly anxious to recover, and some two or three pounds in money. There were a large number of people about at the time. Mentioned Arthur Leslie Wing and Alice Christabel Everingham Shipstone.35 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 12 November 1930 | Ronald Arthur Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 12 November 1930. Named as Mr. Ronald Shipstone, of Reigate House, Cyprus Road, Mapperley, and uncle of Mr. Wing at the inquiry into the death of Mr. Ronald Leslie Wing. Subject: Ronald Leslie Peter Wing Mentioned: Arthur Leslie Wing and Ronald Arthur Shipstone.36 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 13 November 1930 | He was mentioned in a newspaper article on 13 November 1930. Named as Mr. Ronald Shipstone of Cyprus Road, Mapperley Park, Nottingham, an uncle of Mr. Wing and mourner 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.37 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 14 November 1930 | Ron Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 14 November 1930. Named as Mr. and Mrs. R.A. Shipstone, Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Shipstone, Nottingham, uncles and aunts of Ronald Leslie Peter 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.38 |
| Directory* | 1931 | Ronald Arthur Shipstone and Patti Theodora Woodhouse were named in 1931 in the Polling District C. Mapperley Ward Lucknow Avenue 1931 2092 R O Shipstone, Ronald Arthur - SJ 2 Lucknow House 2093 Rw Dw Shipstone, Patti 2 Lucknow House 2094 Rw - Tradewell Ena 2 Lucknow House at Lucknow House 2 Lucknow Avenue, Mapperley Ward, NTT .30 |
| (Executor Beneficiary) Will | 13 May 1931 | Ronald Arthur Shipstone was named as "my nephew Ronald Arthur Shipstone, Shipstone the Crayon portraits of my father and mother and the water colour "A Fishing Harbour at Low Tide" by Sam Brough, R.S.A. 1858 and a watercolour street scene by Lymiew also two fruit pieces in Drawing Room, and free of duty the ebony elephants now in my dining room", an executor and as a beneficiary in the Will of Helen Shipstone dated 13 May 1931.39 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 2 March 1932 | Ronald Arthur Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 2 March 1932. Local Happenings The question of the formation of a social club by the Nottingham High School Old Boy's Society was discussed when the members met at an extra-ordinary general meeting of the society, held at the school last night. The chair was occupied by Mr. Ronald Shipstone. It was agreed that parents of old boys and other such persons as may be deemed suitable by the committee should be allowed to join the club, to the extent of 20 per cent. of the membership, in order to extend the scope of the committee raising the funds. A suggestion was made that there should be a personal canvas of member, and to allow this to be done, the meeting was adjourned for six weeks when a financial statement will be presented.40 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 7 May 1932 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 7 May 1932. Local MP's on Silk and Beer At the annual meeting of the Nottingham Conservative Association, the financial statement was presented by Mr. R. Shipstone. Mr. R. Shipstone was re-elected as hon. treasurer.41 |
| Living | 1933 | He was living in 1933 at 2 Lucknow Avenue, Nottingham, NTT.31 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 1 February 1933 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 1 February 1933. City Tramways Record. 120 years service by one family. Bulwell Section Anglers Dine Some most interesting stories about the Nottingham tramway services were told last evening at a festive gathering of the Bulwell depot section of the Nottingham Passenger Transport Department Angling Society, held at the Olde Milton's head, Derby-road, Nottingham. Mr. W.G. Habgood, who presided, was supported by Mr. Ronald Shipstone (a generous patron of all sports), Mr. O.K. Arnold (assistant rolling stock inspector of the Passenger Transport Department) and others. Mr. W.G. Marks (manager of the department) was unable to be present owing to family illness. The Bulwell section yesterday fished the competition for the "Bobbie" Shipstone silver cup (given by Mr. Ronald Shipstone in memory of his little son). This was won by Mr. F.J. Bexton (for the second year in succession), Mr. W.G. Hapgood being runner-up. The match was fished in the warm waters of the canal at Trowell. Mr. Shipstone said he would give a replica of the cup to the winner each year. During the evening, Mr. Ronald Shipstone presented to ex-inspector Frank Lowe a handsome clock subscribed to be the general public and his colleagues in the Passenger transport Service. Mr. Ronald Shipstone. In making the presentation, Mr. Shipstone said that no man in the public service was held in higher respect, and even affection than Mr. Lowe. ... (resume of Mr. Lowe's family's connection with the tramway).42 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 17 January 1934 | He was mentioned in a newspaper article on 17 January 1934. As Mr. and Mrs. Ronald 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.43 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 18 January 1934 | Ronald Arthur Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 18 January 1934. As Mr. and Mrs. Ronald 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.44 |
| (Administrator) Prob Index | 20 March 1934 | Authority was granted to Ronald Arthur Shipstone described as a Company Director, to administer the Estate of Helen Shipstone on 20 March 1934 at The Probate Office, London, valued at £78912-16-6.28,13 |
| Living | 1935 | Ronald Arthur Shipstone was living in 1935 at 2 Lucknow Avenue, Nottingham, NTT.31 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 25 January 1935 | He was mentioned in a newspaper article on 25 January 1935. As Ronald Arthur Shipstone, of Lucknow House, Lucknow Avenue, Nottingham, Company Director, an executor of the Estate of Helen Shipstone Subject: Helen Shipstone Mentioned: James Henry Shipstone, Ronald Arthur Shipstone and Frederic Cattle.45 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 13 March 1936 | Ronald Arthur Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 13 March 1936. Burglars Take School Trophy Indignant Scholars The head master of the Morley Central School, Nottingham (Mr. J. Pooler), at the prize distribution yesterday, in the King's Hall, St. Ann's Well-road, said the school was seething with indignation that burglars had taken the children's sports cup, presented by the first head master (Mr. H.B. Kirk). The trophy was stolen from a locked case, and he described it as a particularly mean and despicable theft. Fortunately, however, the cup had been replaced through the generosity of Mr. R. A. Shipstone. ...46 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 18 July 1936 | He was mentioned in a newspaper article on 18 July 1936. Subject: James Leslie Shipstone and Thomas Shipstone Mentioned: Ronald Arthur Shipstone and George John Mackness.47 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 9 September 1936 | Ronald Arthur Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 9 September 1936. As Mr. Ronald Shipstone who presented a cheque as a wedding gift to the couple: Molly Radcliff on her marriage to Mr. Philip R. Lill at Nottingham. Subject: Philip Ronald Lill and Molly Ratcliff Mentioned: Margaret Ratcliff, Mabel Frances Shipstone, Mortimer Frederick Ratcliff, Thomas Shipstone and Ronald Arthur Shipstone.48 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 13 November 1936 | He and George John Mackness were the subject of a newspaper article on 13 November 1936. Association's Reunion Dinner in Nottingham Members of the Nottingham Gordon Memorial Home Old Boy's Association attended the fifth annual reunion dinner held in the Home, Cranmer Street, last night. The President (Mr. R. A. Shipstone) was in the chair, and among those present were Canon Holbrook, who gave the toast of "The Absent Ones", Mr. W. Powell Heath (hon treasurer), proposing the toast of "The Association", thanked the old boys for the active support they had given to the Home during the year. Mr. Shipstone, replying, said that he was proud of the fact that the Association had done so much for the Home. It reflected great credit on the old boys who had worked so well, and had achieved good results. He paid a tribute to the work done by Mr. F.C. Brooke, manager of the Home, and Mrs. Brooke. The toast of "Our Guests" was presented by Mr. G. Brown, and responded to by Lt-Commander Mackness. The artists who gave entertainment were Madame Ida Elson (soprano), Mr. G. Hartwood (tenor), Len Poole (entertainer), Don Bew (comedian), Bert Shipley and Mr. G. Jackson (pianist). Mentioned George John Mackness.49 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 22 April 1937 | Ronald Arthur Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 22 April 1937. Ronald Shipstone Cup Presentation at Nottingham Dinner Tributes to the public-spirited men who have assisted the Nottingham Association for the Unemployed, particularly in the matter of organising the football league, was paid at a dinner given to the finalists for the Ronald Shipstone Cup by Mr. R.A. Shipstone at the Carlton Hotel, Noel-Street, Nottingham, last night. Mr. Shipstone presided, supported by Mrs. Shipstone, Mr. A.G. Hines (chairman, Notts. F.A.), Mr. A. Adams (vice-chairman), Professor R. Peers (chairman of the association for the unemployed), Mr. H.A. Bennett, and Mr. H. West (organiser). The winners of the trophy were Y.M.C.A., and the runners-up Radford, and the members of the winning team were presented by the donor with engraves cigarette cases. In submitting the toast of "The Notts. F.A.", Mr. West expressed appreciation for the Unemployed by the Notts. F.A. in regard to referees, and in other directions. The attendance at the semi-finals and final had been disappointing and consequently the Unemployed Football League was in financial difficulties, and they were grateful for the assistance granted, and also to Mr. Adams who acted as chairman of the League. Mr. Adams, in reply, referred to the two referees proposal, and said that he did not consider it a fair trial to test it at practice matches. He had an open mind on the matter. If it was a success it would be welcomed by those clubs who could afford two referees. It would not apply to amateur football. Benevolent fund aim. Turning to the subject of the Notts F.A. Benevolent Fund, Mr. Adams stated that it was being very well supported. They were aiming at £200 this season, and were within £30 of that sum. He hoped that as the result of the collection at the Notts. match this week the total aimed would be reached. The toast of "The National Association for Unemployed Workers" was submitted by Mr. H.A. Quinn, who paid a tribute to the work of Prof. Peers. Prof. Peers, in reply, said that when the association was started five years ago he little dreamed how it would develop. Whenever anything required to be done there had always been generous citizens who had put their shoulder to the wheel. Workshops had been provided and equipped. It was a tribute to the members of the association that they had been had any disagreement with the people whose premises they occupied. Many people had helped them, and it was inspiring to know that there were people of the calibre and kindness of heart of Mr. Shipstone. The toast of "The Chairman" which was submitted by Mr. H.A. Bennett was accorded musical honours. Mr. Shipstone in reply, recounted an interesting anecdote of his playing days when the referee (Dr. Tinsley Lindley) called the players together and said he wanted no ankle tapping or hooking, but plenty of honest charging, and added "I want to blow the whistle for the start, half-time, the resumption, and the finish, and no more but for goals." The speaker went on that professional football was a career for the young man who would look after himself. Barring accidents he should have 10 or 15 years in front of him, and in that time should receive the benefits. He should be able to save half of his earnings, and retire with £1,000 or £1,300. All the young men needed was coaching. Many young men had left Nottingham because of the lack of it. "We could fill the grounds if we had local lads playing for our teams, and it is all a question of coaching them," he declared amidst applause.50 |
| Living | 1938 | He was living in 1938 at 2 Lucknow Avenue, Nottingham, NTT.31 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 2 February 1939 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 2 February 1939. Nottingham Salonika Comrades Branch Wins Old White Tower Trophy A model of the Old White Tower at Salonika harbour, which is a coveted trophy of the Salonika Reunion Association, being awarded to the branch with the largest membership in the country, was presented to the Nottingham branch at the annual reunion dinner at the Welbeck Hotel, Nottingham, last night. The branch, with e membership of 230, is the strongest in the country, thus gaining the trophy, which was presented by Capt. F.W. Wilson-Hill, hon. secretary of the association, and received by Mr. Ronald Shipstone, president of the branch. ...51 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 31 March 1939 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 31 March 1939. Bulwell Transport Depot Smoker's Cabinet Presented to Mr. Ronald Shipstone A presentation of a smoker's cabinet was made to Mr. Ronald Shipstone by the employees of the Nottingham Corporation Transport Department depot at Bulwell, as a dinner at the Carlton Hotel, Noel-Street, Nottingham, last night, at which the company of 67 were the guests of the recipient. Mr. Shipstone was supported by Mr. R. Godber and Mr. W.G. Habgood. The "Bobby Shipstone" cup presented to the depot by Mr. Shipstone eight years ago, and offered each year for some branch of sport, was last year competed for as an angling trophy, with winners being Messrs. W.H. Lane and H. Shipman. After presenting the trophy, Mr. Shipstone also presented each of the winners with a silver pint tankard. A silver tankard was presented to Mr. J. Hagues, the president of the sick club run in conjunction with the "Bobby Shipstone" cup. Musical entertainment was provided by Messrs. C. Dearman, G. Tindall, E. Weston and the Gibbons brothers.52 |
| (Present-Main) Cen-Househ* | 29 September 1939 | He was listed at the top of the household in the 1939 UK Register of 2 Lucknow Avenue, Nottingham, NTT, as Shipstone, Ronald A., male born 29 Nov 1880, married, Maltster & Brewery Director - Special Constable. He was enumerated with Patti Theodora Woodhouse, also with Woodhouse, Beatrice C, born 1 Dec 1881 of private means, - Aux Nurse (likely to be Patti's unmarried sister); Taylor, Cecilia A. born 27 Jan 1911, paid domestic duties; Wright, Ami E., born 11 Nov 1922, single, paid domestic duties.5 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 14 December 1939 | Ronald Arthur Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 14 December 1939. Appeal to Old Salonika Men to "Join Up" Mr Ronald Shipstone was unanimously re-elected president of the Nottingham branch of the Salonika Reunion when the branch held its annual general meeting in the Welbeck Hotel, Nottingham, last night. Other officers elected were: Chairman, Mr. C. Parrott: vice-chairman, Mr. G. Jarrett; honorary secretary, Mr. R. Tanner; assistant honorary secretary Mr. E. Caunt. The committee was re-elected en bloc. ... (branch finance) ... The members decided that the branch should resume its monthly meetings (suspended since the outbreak of war) and that the annual dinner of the branch should be held at the Welbeck Hotel on the first Wednesday in February.The meeting agreed that every effort should be made to increase the membership during the coming year. The opinion was expressed that in Nottingham there must be many Salonika soldiers who were not members of the re-union, and the meeting expressed the hope that all such men would enrol immediately and would turn up in full force at the annual dinner.53 |
| Anecdote | 1940 | "With the passing of Sir Thomas, James Henry and Ronald became joint (in 1940) managing directors (of James Shipstone & Sons Ltd.) Another generation of Shipstones had come into control."54 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 24 July 1940 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 24 July 1940. Ronald Shipstone (picture) Notts County F.C.'s New president Seasons Loss £2,931 A loss of £2,931 0s. 8d. on last season's working, and the election of Mr. R. A. Shipstone as president of the club in succession of Lord Belper, who has resigned, were the outstanding features reported at the annual meeting of Notts. County Football Club, held at Victoria Station Hotel, last night. Lord Belper, who has occupied the presidency for about 10 years, was made a life member of the club. Mr. Shipstone has been a life member of Notts. for some years. His interests in a spheres of sport is well known, and for many years he has been one of the staunchest in developing junior football. Photograph - Mr. Ronald Shipstone (more information about the meeting followed) ... The following direwctiors retired by rotation and were re-elected: C.G. Barnes, J.R. Towers, G.B. Cottee, H.S. Hobson, L. Linnell, Major F.B. Halford.55 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 21 October 1940 | He 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.56 |
| Research | 23 October 1940 | Research: James Henry & Ronald Arthur take the reins "With the passing of Sir Thomas, James Henry and Ronald became joint managing directors. Another generation of Shipstones had come into control."54 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 25 October 1940 | Ronald Arthur Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 25 October 1940. As Mr R. A. Shipstone (one of 4 nephews) 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.57 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 26 October 1940 | Ronald Arthur Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 26 October 1940. As Mr R. A. Shipstone (one of 4 nephews) 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.57 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 24 February 1941 | Ronald Arthur Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 24 February 1941. A third picture "Ferreting in Amphill Park" by J. F. Lewis R.A., to his nephew, Ronald Arthur Shipstone, in the Will of Sir Thomas Shipstone. 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.58 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 21 August 1942 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 21 August 1942. Red Cross & St. John Fund H.R.H. The Duke of Gloucester thanks the following list of donors to the Red Cross Fund: £50 R. A. Shipstone.59 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 15 December 1942 | He was mentioned in a newspaper article on 15 December 1942. Named as Mr. Harry and Mr. Ronald Shipstone, of the Star Brewery, Basford, cousins, in the report of the death of Mrs. Stanhope. Subject: Phyllis Helen Cattle Mentioned: Caroline Shipstone, Sir Thomas Shipstone, Harry Shipstone and Ron Shipstone.60 |
| (Administrator) Prob Index | 25 May 1943 | Authority was granted to Ronald Arthur Shipstone described as Ronald Arthur Shipstone company director (with George John Mackness) to administer the Estate of Phyllis Helen Cattle on 25 May 1943 at The Probate Office, Nottingham, valued at £2583 17s, 4d..13 |
| Anecdote | 1944 | "A happy arrangement indeed while it lasted, but the untimely death of Ronald, four years later, broke a partnership that seemed to promise great possibilities."54 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 2 August 1944 | Ronald Arthur Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 2 August 1944. Notts County Profit Business at the Annual Meeting Notts. County F.C. ... The annual report submitted by Mr. Barnes made reference to the enterprise of the club in securing the services of Major Buckley, whose appointment it was hoped, would prove a turning point in the fortunes of Notts. County, and enable a team to be gathered that would uphold the great traditions of the club. Messrs. Barnes, Hobson, Cottee, L. Linnell, F. B. Halford, and L. Mitson were re-elected directors, together with Mr. H. Levey while Mr. R. A. Shipstone was re-elected President, with Mr. C. G. Barnes Chairman.61 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 October 1944 and 31 December 1944 | His death was registered between 1 October 1944 and 31 December 1944 at R.D. Nottingham Ref: 7b, 274, Shipstone, Ronald Arthur, age 63.34,62 |
| (Deceased) Death* | 17 November 1944 | He died on 17 November 1944 at Lucknow House, 2 Lucknow Avenue, Nottingham, NTT, age 63.6,34,63,13 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 17 November 1944 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 17 November 1944. Head of Leading Brewery - Death of Mr. Ronald Shipstone Mr. Ronald Shipstone, joint managing director of J. Shipstone and Sons Ltd., brewers, New Basford, died today at his residence, Lucknow House, Lucknow Avenue, Nottingham. He would have attained his 64th birthday this month, and had been ill about a month. The cause of death was pneumonia. Mr. Shipstone was "Ronnie" to an unusually wide circle of friends. No one will ever know the extent of his financial assistance to organisations and individuals. He never sought the limelight, in fact, he disliked publicity. It was only in a roundabout way that one heard of his benefactions, long after they had been made. Mr. Shipstone was one of a family of seven. His uncle was the late Sir Thomas Shipstone, and his grandfather founded the brewery firm in 1852. Educated at Nottingham High School, he left there to enter the brewery business, and became brewer for several firms. For some time he was with Plymouth Breweries Ltd,for whom he became head brewer. Upon the outbreak of the Great War he promptly volunteered for service and after training with the 9th Batt. King's Royal Rifles was transferred to the 4th Rifle Brigade, and proceeded to Salonika on active service in 1916. During operations on the Balkan front he sustained a gunshot wound in the right arm which eventually had to be amputated. Upon the death of his father Mr. Shipstone joined the firm of J. Shipstone and Sons Ltd., in 1922, and two years later was elected a member of the board of directors, ultimately becoming joint managing director with his brother, Mr. James Henry Shipstone. In politics, Mr. Shipstone was a staunch Conservative. He filled the office of hon. treasurer of the City of Nottingham Conservative Party, while at Plymouth he was chairman of the Stonehouse Conservative Association. Notts. County F.C. President But it was from the realm of football that Mr. Shipstone derived one of the greatest pleasures in life. In his younger days he was a good amateur player, and later he became a fine organiser. He helped many clubs financially. When Lord Belper resigned the presidency of Notts. County Football Club in 1940, after holding that position for 10 years, Mr. Shipstone then a life member was appointed to the position. As a boy he played for Notts. Magdala (now Nottinghamshire F.C.), and helped the formation of the Midland Amateur Alliance, at that time being a player official of Magdala Amateurs, a very successful offspring of Notts. Magdala. He was hon. secretary for several seasons. Mr. Shipstone was also a cricketer, and when he lost his arm he became a tennis player. As Commandant of Nottingham City Special Constabulary since February 1939, he was extremely popular, and in 1943 was awarded the Special Constabulary Long Service Medal. He did everything he could to foster the movement, and was the donor of several trophies. In Freemasonry, he was a Past Master of the De Vere Lodge.64 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 18 November 1944 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 18 November 1944. Deaths Shipstone On Nov 17 1944, Ronald Arthur Shipstone of Lucknow House, Lucknow Avenue, Nottingham, in his 64th year. Service at St. Andrew's Church Nottingham, Nov 21 1:30 p.m. Cremation Wilford Hill, Nottingham, 2 p.m. No mourning, by request.63 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 18 November 1944 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 18 November 1944. Death of Mr. R. Shipstone A very large circle of friends and acquaintances will learn with regret of the death yesterday of Mr. Ronald Arthur Shipstone at his home, 2 Lucknow Avenue, Nottingham. At the age of 63. His death followed an attack of pneumonia. Mr. Shipstone with his brother, Mr. J. H. Shipstone, was joint managing director of Messrs. Shipstone, Ltd., the well-known Nottingham firm of brewers. His older brother, Mr. Gordon Shipstone, died at Bournemouth a few weeks ago. Many Activities One of the most self-effacing men one could meet, Mr. Ronald Shipstone interested himself in a great many activities and enjoyed great popularity. He was appointed commandant of the Nottingham Special Constabulary in 1939 and held the appointment throughout the present war. He was awarded the Special Constabulary long service medal in January, 1943. He was president of the Notts. County Football Club, which will lose an ardent supporter by his death. in younger days he played for the Notts. County Reserves. Conservatives' Loss Another organisation that loses a keen worker in the Nottingham Conservative Association. He had been honorary treasurer of the organisation for the past 15 years, and he always made himself responsible for the financial health of the association. In the last war he had the misfortune to lose an arm. He was a rifleman with the King's Royal Rifles and the Rifle brigade and saw service in the Middle East, particularly in Salonica. He was a governor of the Nottingham high School, where he was educated, and was at one time president of the Old Boys' Association. He leaves a widow. His son Bobbie, and only child, died about 12 years ago. "Grievous Loss" "Mr. Shipstone possessed qualities that endeared him to all who served under and with him." said the Chief Constable (Captain A. Popkess) in a tribute to his memory. "During his period of command the special constabulary carried out most important police duties in the city. "His loss will not only be a grievous to the city police but the vacancy will be difficult to fill. His kindness, understanding and humanity will be long remembered by all who had the privilege of knowing him."65 |
| (Subject) Newspaper* | 20 November 1944 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 20 November 1944. Deaths Shipstone On Nov 17 1944, Ronald Arthur Shipstone of Lucknow House, Lucknow Avenue, Nottingham, in his 64th year. Service St. Andrew's Church Nottingham, to-morrow (Tuesday) 1:30 p.m. Cremation Wilford Hill, Nottingham, 2 p.m. No mourning, by request.63 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 21 November 1944 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 21 November 1944. Late Mr. R.A. Shipstone Funeral Service at St. Andrews Many personal friends and representatives of sporting organisations and Freemasonry attended to-day's funeral of Mr. R. A. Shipstone, of Lucknow House, Lucknow - avenue, Nottingham, joint managing director of J. Shipstone and Sons Ltd., brewers, New Basford, who died last Friday in his 64th year. Cremation at Wilford Hill Cemetery was preceded by a service at St. Andrew's Church, conducted by the Rev. R. Deauville (vicar) and Canon C Dudley Hart (vicar of St. John's, Carrington). The family mourners were: Mr and Mrs J. H. Shipstone (brother and sister-in-law), Mr. J. L. Shipstone (nephew), and Mrs Shipstone, Mrs. H. C. Cutts (niece) and Mr. Cutts, Mrs. G. J. Mackness (cousin) and Lt-Com. Mackness. They were accompanied by Mrs. R. Ferguson, Mr. H. Silverman, Mr. H. Priestley, Mr. R. Selby, Mr. N. Denholm Davis, Mr. M. F. Ratcliffe, Mr. Alex Sellers, Miss Ward (nurse), and Miss Taylor (housekeeper). 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 and Mortimer Frederick Ratcliff.66 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 21 November 1944 | Ronald Arthur Shipstone was buried on 21 November 1944 at Wilford Hill Crematorium, Wilford, NTT, Service at St. Andrew's Church, Nottingham at 1:30, cremation at Wilford Hill, 2pm Ronald Arthur died 17 Nov 1944, cremated 21 Nov 1942, Wilford Hill Crem NTT Note: Not buried with his wife and infant son.63,67 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 22 November 1944 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 22 November 1944. Large Gathering At Funeral Of Mr. R.A. Shipstone A long column of uniformed special constables marched in the funeral cortege yesterday of Mr. Ronald Arthur Shipstone, Commander of the Nottingham Special Constabulary, of Lucknow House, Mapperley Park, Nottingham, who died last Friday, aged 64. The service at St. Andrew's Church was followed by cremation at Wilford Hill. There were so many wreaths that a special dray had to be used to carry them and the concourse of mourners at the church was tremendous. The service was taken by Canon Dudley Hart, vicar of Carrington, and the Rev. R. Deauville, vicar of St. Andrew's. A guard of honour of special constables was in attendance upon the coffin, which was draped with the Union Jack. Family Mourners The family mourners were: Mr and Mrs J. H. Shipstone (brother and sister-in-law), Mrs. Morley (sister-in-law), Mr. J. L. Shipstone (nephew), and Mrs Shipstone, Mrs. H. C. Cutts (niece) and Mr. Cutts, Mrs. G. J. Mackness (cousin) and Lt-Com. Mackness. They were accompanied by Mrs. R. Ferguson, Mr. H. Silverman, Mr. H. Priestley, Mr. R. Selby, Mr. N. Denholm Davis, Mr. M. F. Ratcliffe, Mr. Alex Sellers, Miss Ward (nurse), and Miss Taylor (housekeeper). Other relatives with the general mourners included Mrs. F. Cattle, Smalley Hall (aunt), Miss Woodhouse, Mrs. Woodhouse, Mrs. Wharmby (sister-in-law), Mrs. Fred Woodhouse, Miss Eileen Woodhouse, Mrs. Shipstone (sister-in-law) and Mrs. M. S. Mackness (cousin). Other Mourners (many and varied) including: Nottingham City Police, Special Constabulary, Nottingham Civil Defence Organisation Masonic Representatives (various lodges), Conservative Association, Off-licence Protection Association, inc Mr. T. Loscoe Bradley 14 heads of Department of Messrs. Shipstone's were present Home Guard (Lt. Col. L. R. Halford) Salonika Reunion Lots of sports clubs Notts County Football Club ... There were approximately 80 wreaths in all from members of the family and friends and different associations. 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.68 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 24 November 1944 | Ronald Arthur Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 24 November 1944. News in Brief Death of Ronald Arthur Shipstone Mr. Ronald Shipstone, joint managing director of J. Shipstone and Sons, Limited, brewers, died recently at Nottingham at the age of 63.69 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 29 November 1944 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 29 November 1944. A Matter for Notts. F. A. The Directors of Notts County F. C. at their meeting last night, stood for a minute in silence out of respect for Mr. Ronald Shipstone, their President, who died recently, and in sympathy with a fellow Director, Mr. L. Linnell, whose son, it was recently announced, had been killed in action.70 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | December 1944 | He was the subject of a newspaper article in December 1944. A tribute to Ronald Arthur Shipstone A tribute to Ronald Arthur Shipstone by a contemporary "old boy". He was President of the Old Boys society 1930/1 and was President of the Old Boys cricket club for 8 years . He was at the school for 8 years, 1890 - 1898. "He was a grand sportsman ... and a good friend."6 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 1 December 1944 | He and James Hugh Gordon Shipstone were the subject of a newspaper article on 1 December 1944. Preliminary advert re: R.A. Shipstone, deceased, Lincolnshire --- Messrs. William H. Brown & Son will sell be auction at Sleaford early in the New Year the following: Freehold agricultural properties Cullen's Farm, Thorpe Tilney Fen (171 acres) Moor Farm Leasingham (262 acres) Lovell's Farm, Rowston (61 acres) The Auctioneers draw attention to the fact that the Cullen's Farm Thorpe Tilney Fen and Moor Farm Leasingham, adjoin farms which are for sale by auction at Sleaford on Monday next 4th December by instruction from the executors of J. H. G. Shipstone, deceased. Full particulars in future advertisements. Messrs. Clifton, Woodward & Smith, solicitors, Nottingham.71 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 8 December 1944 | Ronald Arthur Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 8 December 1944. NOTICE The following notice is substituted for that which appeared in the London Gazette of 24th November, 1944, Page 5428 :— SHIPSTONE, Ronald Arthur Lucknow House, 2, Lucknow Avenue, Nottingham, Brewer. 17th November, 1944. Clifton, Woodward & Smith, St. Peter's Chambers, Nottingham, Solicitors. (James Leslie Shipstone, Ellis Gunn Selby and Alex Edward Sellers.) 3ist January, 1945 Mentioned Ellis Gun Selby and James Leslie Shipstone.72 |
| Note* | 1945 | Two sanctuary desks in memory of Ronald Arthur Shipstone, Brewer and Rifleman, 1880-1944. (Note: New Basford St. Augustine of Canterbury was demolished in 1989. Also plaque to brother James Henry Shipstone, and window dedicated by Ada Alice Shipstone).73 |
| (Deceased) Prob Index | 2 February 1945 | In the Probate Index, the deceased was described as Shipstone Ronald Arthur of Lucknow House, 2 Lucknow Avenue, Nottingham died 17 November 1944. Authority to administer the Estate was granted to James Leslie Shipstone described as James Leslie Shipstone company director and Alex Edward Sellers, solicitor on 2 February 1945 by The Probate Office, Nottingham. Estate valued at £334065 6s 2d. Further grant dated 21 Nov 1945.28 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 10 April 1945 | Ronald Arthur Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 10 April 1945. Bequests to Local Hospitals Mr. R. A. Shipstone Leaves £334,000 Mr. Ronald Arthur Shipstone, of Lucknow House, Lucknow Avenue, Nottingham, joint managing director of James Shipstone and Sons, brewers, and a director of the Beeston Brewery Co., president of the Notts. County Football Club, and treasurer of Nottingham Conservative Association, left £334,065 gross, with net personalty £301,345. He left £1,000 each to Nottingham General Hospital, Nottingham Children's Hospital, Nottingham Gordon Memorial Home for Destitute Working Boys, Nottingham Hospital for Women, Nottingham Hospital for diseases of the Throat, Ear and Nose, Nottingham General Dispensary, The Royal Masonic Hospital, and The British Home and Hospital for Incurables. Other bequests are: £750 to the Nottingham and Midland Eye Infirmary £500 to the Nottingham Council of the British Empire Cancer Campaign £250 to the People's Dispensary for Sick Animals of the Poor, Nottingham £1000 to Cecilia Agnes Taylor, housekeeper £1,000 to Martha Witthames, formerly in the employ of his Aunt £500 to Harold O. Drewry, gardener and £250 to Alfred Martin under-gardener £250 to George Chettle, cellarman at the Star Brewery, New Basford £1,000 each to Mary Shipstone Evengeline Bristow and Horace Priestley £500 each to Diana S. Adams and Richard F. Adams £500 each to his nephews and niece, Leslie Bruce and Madge; and the residue to his nephew, James Leslie Shipstone. Probate has been granted to his nephew, James L. Shipstone, of Westward, Cyprus Road, Mapperley Park, Nottingham and Alexander E. Sellers, of St. Peter's Chambers, Nottingham. Mentioned Diana Sylvia Adams, James Leslie Shipstone and Mary Ward Horsley.74 |
| Research* | 10 April 1945 | Research: These probably family bequests are hard to track down: £1,000 each to Mary Shipstone (which one? - I have a theory) Evengeline Bristow and Horace Priestley (Mr. Priestley also attended family funeral(s). Appears in 1939 born 1875 an married to Clara Wright in 1899) Mary Shipstone is almost certainly the wife of James Leslie. There are no other "Mary Shipstones" in the family at this time. £500 each to his nephews and niece, Leslie Bruce and Madge; At this date he has the following living nephews and nieces in 1945: James Henry had - Marjorie Birch (probably the "Madge") - James Leslie Shipstone (named his executor anyway, and with a somewhat larger inheritance) Edith Mary had: - Gwynedd Mary King (nee Morley) James Hugh Gordon had: - James Warwick Shipstone - Pamela M Shipstone (soon to be Thompson) Perhaps those mentioned were children of his wife's Dorrie' siblings? |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 11 April 1945 | Ronald Arthur Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 11 April 1945. Wills and Bequests - Mr. Ronald Arthur Shipstone Mr. Ronald Arthur Shipstone, joint managing director of James Shipstone and Sons, brewers, and a director of the Beeston Brewery Company, left £334,065. He left £1,000 each to Nottingham General Hospital, Nottingham Children's Hospital, Nottingham Gordon Memorial Home for destitute working boys, Nottingham Hospital for Women, Nottingham Hospital for diseases of the Throat, Ear and Nose, Nottingham General Dispensary, the Royal Masonic Hospital and the British Home and Hospital for Incurables; £750 to the Nottingham and Midland Eye Infirmary; and £500 to the Nottingham Council of the British Empire Campaign.75 |
| (Deceased) Prob Index* | 21 November 1945 | In the Probate Index, the deceased was described as Shipstone Ronald Arthur of Lucknow House, 2 Lucknow Avenue, Nottingham died 17 November 1944. Authority to administer the Estate was granted to Ellis Gun Selby described as Ellis Gunn Selby company director on 21 November 1945 by The Probate Office, Nottingham. Estate valued at £211845 14s 5d. Former grant D. R. Nottingham 2nd February 1945.28,13 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 17 November 1950 | Ronald Arthur Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 17 November 1950. Births, Marriages, Deaths In Memoriam SHIPSTONE - Ronnie. November 17th 1944. Happy thoughts of a good friend, whose one ambition was to help lame dogs and bring sunshine. "Good Old Warrior" Ronnie, whose name will ever be blessed and remembered.76 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 1 June 1953 | He was mentioned in a newspaper article on 1 June 1953. Over a Century of Good Brewing When James Shipstone first opened his brewery to service the people of Nottingham, he was not embarking on a novel service. Nottingham had for centuries enjoyed a reputation for brewing; its ancient rock-hewn caves had proved ideal for fermentation and storage and Nottingham ale was famous and popular. The peculiar mineral properties of the local waters had created and maintained a certain quality in brewing which was the envy of other towns. Into such an establishment craft came the young James Shipstone. He was a great man with great ideas, whose courage matched the adventurous streak in his nature. He planned along ambitious lines and was a pioneer in the application of science in the development of industry. "Pleasantly Reached" In a Nottingham handbook of 1852, it is recorded thus: "Basford, two miles and a half North of Nottingham, may be pleasantly reached either on foot or by railway". Here, James Shipstone founded his brewery. In 1880, his eldest son, another James, was taken into partnership and when another son, Thomas, came in four years later, the firm James Shipstone and sons was brought into being. On the death of the founder in 1897, the second James became chairman and continued in that capacity until his death in 1940, when James Henry and Ronald Arthur Shipstone became joint managing directors. Ronald died four years later, and James Henry carried on until his retirement brought into office his son, the fourth James Shipstone. The House of Shipstone is now in its second century of development, and the policy established by four generations which has proved eminently successful will be maintained. The high standard of their products is as well know as their familiar star trade mark, and their magnificent horses.77 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 3 February 1958 | He was mentioned in a newspaper article on 3 February 1958. Named as brother of James Henry Shipstone, and became joint managing directors of Shipstone & Sons "nearly 20 years ago", in the announcement of the death of James Henry Shipstone. Subject: James Henry Shipstone Mentioned: Marjorie Eileen Shipstone, James Leslie Shipstone and Ronald Arthur Shipstone.78 |
| Note | 1989 | Two sanctuary desks in memory of Ronald Arthur Shipstone, Brewer and Rifleman, 1880-1944. (Note: Though New Basford St. Augustine of Canterbury was demolished in 1989. the sactuary desks were moved to Basford St. Aiden).73 |
Child of Ronald Arthur Shipstone and Patti Theodora Woodhouse |
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| (Groom) Marriage* | between 1 July 1913 and 30 September 1913 | Ronald Arthur Shipstone married Patti Theodora Woodhouse between 1 July 1913 and 30 September 1913 at R.D. Basford.14 |
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| Last Edited | 2 Jun 2024 |
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Ronald Thomas Robert Shipstone1,2
M, #1049, b. between 1 October 1923 and 31 December 1923, d. 17 May 1930
| Father | Ronald Arthur Shipstone1 b. 29 Nov 1880, d. 17 Nov 1944 |
| Mother | Patti Theodora Woodhouse1 b. 8 Jul 1880, d. 19 Feb 1947 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 October 1923 and 31 December 1923 | His birth was registered between 1 October 1923 and 31 December 1923 at R.D. Nottingham Ref: 7b, 746 Shipstone, Ronald Thomas Robert Mother: Woodhouse.1,3 |
| Birth* | between 1 October 1923 and 31 December 1923 | Ronald Thomas Robert Shipstone, son of Ronald Arthur Shipstone and Patti Theodora Woodhouse, was born between 1 October 1923 and 31 December 1923 at R.D. Nottingham.1 |
| Ronald Thomas Robert Shipstone was the son of Ronald Arthur Shipstone and Patti Theodora Woodhouse.1 | ||
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 April 1930 and 30 June 1930 | His death was registered between 1 April 1930 and 30 June 1930 at R.D. Nottingham Ref: 7b 272, Shipstone, Ronald Thomas Robert, age 6.4,5 |
| (Deceased) Death* | 17 May 1930 | Ronald Thomas Robert Shipstone died on 17 May 1930 at 18 Park Row, Nottingham, NTT, age 6.4,2 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 21 May 1930 | He was buried on 21 May 1930 at Nottingham Southern Cemetery, Wilford Hill, Wilford, NTT, His mother buried alongside when she died in 1947 Plot included 2 burials: Shipstone, Ronald Thomas Robert, buried 21 May 1930 Shipstone, Patte Thordora, buried 24 Feb 1947.6,7 |
| Name Variation | 16 September 1930 | As of 16 September 1930, Ronald Thomas Robert Shipstone was also known as Robert Thomas Ronald.2 |
| (Deceased) Prob Index* | 16 September 1930 | In the Probate Index, the deceased was described as SHIPSTONE, Robert Thomas Ronald of Lucknow House, Lucknow Rd., Nottingham died 17 May 1930 at 18 Park-row Nottingham. Authority to administer the Estate was granted to Ronald Arthur Shipstone described as Ronald Arthur Shipstone, company director on 16 September 1930 by The Probate Office, Nottingham. Estate valued at £521 10s 3d.2,8 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 24 February 1947 | Ronald Thomas Robert Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 24 February 1947. On the death of his Mother, Dorrie Shipstone: "Mrs. Shipstone was buried beside her son, Bobbie, at Wilford Hill. Bobbie died when he was six, and Mrs. Shipstone had endowed the "Bobbie Shipstone" ward at the Nottingham General Hospital in his memory." 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.9 |
| Name Variation | 24 February 1947 | As of 24 February 1947, Ronald Thomas Robert Shipstone was also known as Bobbie.6 |
| Last Edited | 2 Jun 2024 |
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Samuel Shipston
M, #756, b. 15 July 1856, d. 6 May 1928
| 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 |
| Name Variation | Samuel Shipston was also known as Shipstone. | |
| Research* | 1853 | Research: Others have the Samuel Shipston who married Dinah Broadhead to be the son of Esau & Elizabeth Ann Richards nee Shipstone, born 1853. There is also a Samuel Shipston of John Shipstone (carpenter) & Isabella Glover born 1854. Neither of them are this Samuel... The marriage of Samuel to Dinah Broadhead certificate definitely states John as his father - and he is recorded as a Brewer!! Most likely to be this one then ... son of John & Hannah Fletcher This is confirmed in latest GRO birth indexes, mothers maiden name is "Fletcher". QED.1 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 July 1856 and 30 September 1856 | His birth was registered between 1 July 1856 and 30 September 1856 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b, 85 Shipstone, Samuel mother: Fletcher This is the only likely GRO reference for this Samuel. Mother's maiden name given as Fletcher.2,1,3 |
| Birth* | 15 July 1856 | Samuel Shipston, son of John Shipston and Hannah Fletcher, was born on 15 July 1856 at Kimberley, NTT.4,5,6 |
| Samuel Shipston was the son of John Shipston and Hannah Fletcher. | ||
| (Born) BC* | 13 August 1856 | On 13 August 1856.6 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 7 April 1861 | The 1861 UK Census of George St., New Basford, NTT, listed John Shipston and Hannah Fletcher with William Shipston, Mary Ann Shipston and Samuel Shipston. Samuel Shipston was described as Samuel Shipston, son age 4, scholar born Kimberley, NTT.7 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 2 April 1871 | The 1871 UK Census of Mosley Street, New Basford, NTT, listed Hannah Fletcher with William Shipston, Mary Ann Shipston and Samuel Shipston. Samuel Shipston was described as Samuel Shipston, son unmarried age 14, lace trimmer, born Kimberley, NTT.5 |
| (Groom) MC-Reg* | between 1 April 1878 and 30 June 1878 | His marriage was registered between 1 April 1878 and 30 June 1878 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b 334. Matches both. Indexed as Shipstone.8 |
| Death of Mother | 24 May 1878 | His mother Hannah Fletcher died on 24 May 1878 at New Basford, NTT.9,10 |
| (Groom) Marriage* | 23 June 1878 | Samuel Shipston married Dinah Broadhead on 23 June 1878 at The Parish Church of St. Ann's, Nottingham, NTT, 23rd June 1878 Samuel Shipstone age 21 Lace Maker of 13 Allison Rise, father: John Shipstone, Brewer = Dinah Broadhead age 20 of 3, Little John Street, father: William Broadhead, woolscourer. In church after banns Wit: John Henry Tantum, Sarah Broadhead.11,12,13,14 |
| Had a Daughter | between 1 July 1879 and 30 September 1879 | His daughter Fanny Shipston was born between 1 July 1879 and 30 September 1879 at R.D. Nottingham.15 |
| Had a Daughter | 8 March 1881 | His daughter Nellie Elizabeth Shipstone was born on 8 March 1881 at Nottingham, NTT.16,17,18 |
| (Head) Cen-Househ | 3 April 1881 | He was head of the household in the 1881 UK Census of 1 Beaconsfield Terrace, St. Mary's, Nottingham, NTT, as Samuel Shipstone, Head, married, age 24, lace maker born Nottingham. Enumerated with his wife Dinah Broadhead, Nellie Elizabeth Shipstone. Indexed as Shipstone.16 |
| Research | 1885 | Research: North Nottingham Register of Voters 1885 - Basford Shipstone, Samuel; Rawson Street, New Basford; Freehold house and premises; Rawson Street Is this the "unconnected Basford lot", (whitesmith) and not this Samuel?19 |
| Had a Daughter | between 1 October 1887 and 31 December 1887 | His daughter Violet Annie Shipston was born between 1 October 1887 and 31 December 1887 at R.D. Nottingham.15 |
| Had a Daughter | 11 January 1890 | His daughter Daisy Shipstone was born on 11 January 1890 at Cossall, NTT.20,17,18 |
| (Head) Cen-Househ | 5 April 1891 | He was head of the household in the 1891 UK Census of Middleton Street, Cossall, NTT, as Samuel Shipstone, head, married, age 35, lace maker, employed, born Kimberley, NTT. Enumerated with his wife Dinah Broadhead, Nellie Elizabeth Shipstone and Daisy Shipstone. Indexed as Shepstone.21 |
| Had a Daughter | between 1 July 1892 and 30 September 1892 | His daughter Lillie Shipstone was born between 1 July 1892 and 30 September 1892 at Ilkeston, DBY.11,1 |
| Had a Son | between 1 October 1895 and 31 December 1895 | His son Samuel Shipstone was born between 1 October 1895 and 31 December 1895 at Long Eaton, DBY.11,17 |
| (Head) Cen-Househ* | 31 March 1901 | He was head of the household in the 1901 UK Census of 41 Queen Street, Long Eaton, DBY, as Samuel Shipstone, married, age 44, lace maker, worker, born Kimberley, NTT. Enumerated with his wife Dinah Broadhead, Daisy Shipstone, Lillie Shipstone, Samuel Shipstone and Nellie Elizabeth Shipstone.11 |
| Death of Son | 17 February 1906 | His son Samuel Shipstone died on 17 February 1906 at R.D. Shardlow.22,23 |
| Death of Spouse | 26 March 1907 | His wife Dinah Broadhead died on 26 March 1907 at Long Eaton, DBY.9,24 |
| Research | between 1909 and 1910 | Research: Youngest son dies age 10 in 1906. Wife Dinah dies in 1907. "footloose", and with eldest daughter looking after the others still at home (youngest turned 18), he evidently decided to take a trip to the States to see a friend, William Johnson... |
| Note | 18 June 1909 | Manifest for Alien passengers to the United States of America. Sailing on "Baltic" from Liverpool to New York. Shipstone, Samuel, age 48, male, single, mechanic, reads & writes, British, English race, resident Long Eaton, England. Nearest relative: daughter, Miss Nellie Shipstone, 17 Maxwell St., Long Eaton. Destination: Pen. Leighton Page2: Having a ticket to final destination: No. Passage paid by self Possess $50? Yes Been to states before? No Joining: Friend, William Johnson, Leighton Po Box? 112 Not a polygamist, anarchist, cripple etc. Height: 5 feet 8 inches Complexion: fair Hair: dark brown Eyes: blue Identifying marks: None (boils overwritten) Birth: Long Eaton, England.25 |
| Note* | 27 June 1909 | Arrived at Ellis Island, New York: First Name: Samuel Last Name: Shipstone Ethnicity: British, English Last Place of Residence: Long Eaton, England Date of Arrival: Jun 27, 1909 Age at Arrival: 48y Gender: M Marital Status: S Ship of Travel: Celtic Port of Departure: Liverpool Manifest Line Number: 0002.26 |
| Note | 24 May 1910 | Incoming Passenger Lists manifest for British passengers arrived in Liverpool sailed from New York in the "Lousitania". Shipstone, Samuel, 3rd class, lace maker, male, landed at Liverpool.27 |
| Directory | 1920 | Samuel Shipston and Nellie Elizabeth Shipstone were named in 1920 in the Polling District E. Forest Ward Shipstone Street 1920 Spring 1861 O O Shipstone, Nellie Elizabeth 26 1862 R - Shipstone, Samuel 26 (Assuming that the Samuel is Nellie's father) at 26 Shipstone Street, Forest Ward, Nottingham, NTT .28 |
| Directory* | 1920 | Samuel Shipston and Nellie Elizabeth Shipstone were named in 1920 in the Polling District E. Forest Ward Shipstone Street 1920 Autumn 1885 O O Shipstone, Nellie Elizabeth 26 1886 R - Shipstone, Samuel 26 (Assuming that the Samuel is Nellie's father) at 26 Shipstone Street, Forest Ward, Nottingham, NTT .28 |
| Directory | 1921 | Samuel Shipston and Nellie Elizabeth Shipstone were named in 1921 in the Polling District E. Forest Ward Shipstone Street 1921 Autumn 1439 O O Shipstone, Nellie Elizabeth 26 1430 R - Shipstone, Samuel 26 (Assuming that the Samuel is Nellie's father) at 26 Shipstone Street, Forest Ward, Nottingham, NTT .28 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 19 June 1921 | The 1921 UK Census of 26 Shipstone Street, Nottingham, NTT, listed Nellie Elizabeth Shipstone with Samuel Shipston. Samuel Shipston was described as Samuel Shipstone, father, age 65y 11m, male, widowed, born Nottingham, British, lace maker, out of work (of Birkins, Basford).29 |
| Directory | 1922 | He and Nellie Elizabeth Shipstone were named in 1922 in the Polling District E. Forest Ward Shipstone Street 1922 Autumn 1488 O O Shipstone, Nellie Elizabeth 26 1489 R - Shipstone, Samuel 26 (Assuming that the Samuel is Nellie's father) at 26 Shipstone Street, Forest Ward, Nottingham, NTT .28 |
| Directory | 1923 | Samuel Shipston and Nellie Elizabeth Shipstone were named in 1923 in the Polling District E. Forest Ward Shipstone Street 1923 Spring 1489 O O Shipstone, Nellie Elizabeth 26 1490 R - Shipstone, Samuel 26 (Assuming that the Samuel is Nellie's father) at 26 Shipstone Street, Forest Ward, Nottingham, NTT .28 |
| Directory | 1924 | Samuel Shipston and Nellie Elizabeth Shipstone were named in 1924 in the Polling District E. Forest Ward Shipstone Street 1924 Spring 1515 O O Shipstone, Nellie Elizabeth 26 1516 R - Shipstone, Samuel 26 (Assuming that the Samuel is Nellie's father) at 26 Shipstone Street, Forest Ward, Nottingham, NTT .28 |
| Directory | 1926 | Samuel Shipston and Nellie Elizabeth Shipstone were named in 1926 in the Polling District E. Forest Ward Shipstone Street 1926 Autumn 1503 O O Shipstone, Nellie Elizabeth 26 1504 R - Shipstone, Samuel 26 (Assuming that the Samuel is Nellie's father) at 26 Shipstone Street, Forest Ward, Nottingham, NTT .28 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 April 1928 and 30 June 1928 | His death was registered between 1 April 1928 and 30 June 1928 at R.D. Nottingham Ref: 7b 283, Shipstone, Samuel age 71.22,30 |
| Death* | 6 May 1928 | Samuel Shipston died on 6 May 1928 at General Hospital, Nottingham, NTT.22,31,23,24 |
| (Subject) Newspaper* | 8 May 1928 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 8 May 1928. Deaths SHIPSTONE On May 6th, at General Hospital, suddenly, Samuel, beloved father of Nellie, Daisy, Lily, aged 71 years. Resting. Funeral Long Eaton, Wednesday, 3:30.31 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 9 May 1928 | He was buried on 9 May 1928 at Plot 378 Section B, West Park Cemetery, Long Eaton, DBY, 3:30 p.m. In Loving Memory of Dinah Shipstone who died March 26th 1907 aged 49 years Also Samuel, son of the above who died Feby. 17th. 1906 Aged 10 years "Rest in Peace" Also Samuel Beloved husband of the above Who died May 6th 1928. Aged 71 years "At Rest" Long Eaton Urban District Council Register of burials in parish of Long Eaton Page 71 No. 2779 Samuel Shipstone, lace maker Age 71 years Died General Hospital Nottingham Buried: 9 May 1928 Ceremony: T. Pratt Plot: Section B, 378, consecrated 3rd interment Included in the plot: Shipstone, Samuel 20 Feb 1906 Shipstone, Dinah 28 Mar 1907 Shipstone, Samuel 09 May 1928.31,23,24 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 6 May 1931 | He was the subject of 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 Originator Nellie Elizabeth Shipstone Mentioned Daisy Shipstone, Lillie Shipstone and George Hazard Varney.32 |
Known Children of Samuel Shipston and Dinah Broadhead |
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| (Groom) Marriage* | 23 June 1878 | Samuel Shipston married Dinah Broadhead on 23 June 1878 at The Parish Church of St. Ann's, Nottingham, NTT, 23rd June 1878 Samuel Shipstone age 21 Lace Maker of 13 Allison Rise, father: John Shipstone, Brewer = Dinah Broadhead age 20 of 3, Little John Street, father: William Broadhead, woolscourer. In church after banns Wit: John Henry Tantum, Sarah Broadhead.11,12,13,14 |
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| Last Edited | 16 Apr 2025 |
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Samuel Shipstone1
M, #822, b. between 1 October 1895 and 31 December 1895, d. 17 February 1906
| 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 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 October 1895 and 31 December 1895 | His birth was registered between 1 October 1895 and 31 December 1895 at R.D. Shardlow Ref: 7b, 485 Shipstone, Samuel mother: Broadhead.2,3 |
| Birth* | between 1 October 1895 and 31 December 1895 | Samuel Shipstone, son of Samuel Shipston and Dinah Broadhead, was born between 1 October 1895 and 31 December 1895 at Long Eaton, DBY.1,4 |
| Samuel Shipstone was the son of Samuel Shipston and Dinah Broadhead.1 | ||
| (Child) Baptism | 25 October 1897 | Samuel Shipstone was baptised on 25 October 1897 at Long Eaton, DBY, Samuel, son of Samuel & Dinah Shipstone, 21 Queen Street, Lacemaker.5,6 |
| (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. Samuel Shipstone was described as Samuel Shipstone, son age 5 born Long Eaton, DBY.1 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 January 1906 and 31 March 1906 | His death was registered between 1 January 1906 and 31 March 1906 at R.D. Shardlow Ref: 7b 322, Shipstone, Samuel age 10.7,8 |
| (Deceased) Death* | 17 February 1906 | He died on 17 February 1906 at R.D. Shardlow Aged 10.9,10 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 20 February 1906 | He was buried on 20 February 1906 at Plot 378 Section B, West Park Cemetery, Long Eaton, DBY, In Loving Memory of Dinah Shipstone who died March 26th 1907 aged 49 years Also Samuel, son of the above who died Feby. 17th. 1906 Aged 10 years "Rest in Peace" Also Samuel Beloved husband of the above Who died May 6th 1928. Aged 71 years "At Rest" Long Eaton District Council Register of burials in parish of Long Eaton Page 94 No. 2646 Samuel Shipstone, son on Samual Shipstone age 10 years Died Long Eaton Buried: 20 Feby 1906 Ceremony: Rev. J. F. Tomlinson Plot: Section B, 378, consecrated Included in the plot: Shipstone, Samuel 20 Feb 1906 Shipstone, Dinah 28 Mar 1907 Shipstone, Samuel 09 May 1928.10,11 |
| Last Edited | 16 Apr 2025 |
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Sarah Shipston
F, #757, b. 3 July 1795, d. before 6 September 1795
| Father | James SHIPSTON |
| Mother | Sarah DUNN b. 28 Aug 1768, d. b 10 Jul 1795 |
| Birth* | 3 July 1795 | Sarah Shipston, daughter of James SHIPSTON and Sarah DUNN, was born on 3 July 1795 at Darley Dale, DBY.1 |
| Sarah Shipston was the daughter of James SHIPSTON and Sarah DUNN. | ||
| (Child) Baptism | 10 July 1795 | Sarah Shipston was baptised on 10 July 1795 at Darley Dale, DBY, Sarah of James Shipstone & Sarah Dunn.1,2 |
| Death* | before 6 September 1795 | She died before 6 September 1795 at Darley Dale, DBY.3 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 6 September 1795 | She was buried on 6 September 1795 at Darley Dale, DBY, Sarah d. James SHIPSTONE age 9 weeks.3 |
| Last Edited | 10 Apr 2013 |
Sarah Shipstone1
F, #823, b. 29 September 1895, d. 20 July 1957
| Father | James Shipstone1 b. 17 Oct 1865, d. 23 Jul 1948 |
| Mother | Charlotte Draper1 b. 21 Aug 1867, d. 29 Dec 1943 |
| Birth* | 29 September 1895 | Sarah Shipstone, daughter of James Shipstone and Charlotte Draper, was born on 29 September 1895 at Long Eaton, DBY.1,2,3 |
| Sarah Shipstone was the daughter of James Shipstone and Charlotte Draper.1 | ||
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 October 1895 and 31 December 1895 | Her birth was registered between 1 October 1895 and 31 December 1895 at R.D. Shardlow Ref: 7b, 477 Shipstone, Sarah mother: Draper.4,5 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 31 March 1901 | The 1901 UK Census of Station Road, Sandiacre, DBY, listed James Shipstone and Charlotte Draper with James William Shipstone, Mary Shipstone, Mabel Violet Shipstone, Sarah Shipstone, Gordon Henry Shipstone and Lottie Shipstone. Sarah Shipstone was described as Sarah Shipstone, daughter, single age 5, born Long Eaton, DBY.1 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 2 April 1911 | The 1911 UK Census of 26 Derby Road, Long Eaton, DBY, listed James Shipstone and Charlotte Draper with James William Shipstone, Mary Shipstone, Mabel Violet Shipstone, Sarah Shipstone, Gordon Henry Shipstone, Lottie Shipstone, John Edward Shipstone and Kenneth Draper Shipstone. Sarah Shipstone was described as Sarah Shipstone, daughter, female, age 15, single, cotton lace mender, cotton lace manufacturing, worker, born Long Eaton, DBY.6 |
| (Witness) Research | 19 September 1919 | She was a witness Named as Sarah Shipstone aged 23 of 8 Lime Grove Long Eaton DBY, a sibling of Gordon Henry Shipstone (deceased). with Gordon Henry Shipstone and James Shipstone on 19 September 1919.7 |
| (Enum alone) Cen-Househ | 19 June 1921 | The 1921 UK Census of 69 The Drive, Golder's Green N.W., LND, listed Sarah Shipstone described as Sarah Shipstone, visitor age 25y 10m female, single born Long Eaton, DBY, whole-time student of education, Goldsmith's Training College, New Cross S.E. a visitor in the household of Ronald Davis Rees and wife Janet - Wesleyan minister,General Secretary of student Christian movement The house had 7 rooms. Officially the Goldsmiths' College, is a constituent research university of the University of London in England. It was originally founded in 1891 as The Goldsmiths' Technical and Recreative Institute by the Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths.8 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 28 January 1938 | She was mentioned in a newspaper article on 28 January 1938. Miss Sara Shipstone (sister) of the deceased, Mary Shipstone Subject: Mary Shipstone Mentioned: James Shipstone, Charlotte Draper, James William Shipstone, Kathleen Ballard, Mabel Violet Shipstone, William Arthur Booth, John Edward Shipstone, Sarah Shipstone, Kenneth Draper Shipstone, Mary Ann Frances White, John William Shipstone and Kate Wardle.9 |
| (Present-Other) Cen-Househ* | 29 September 1939 | The 1939 UK Register of 3 Somerset Road, Ashford, KEN, listed Sarah Shipstone described as Shipstone, Sara, female born 29th Sep 1895, single, schoolmistress in the household of Mr Steven & Mrs Emily Revill, retired railwayman.3 |
| Death of Mother | 29 December 1943 | Her mother Charlotte Draper died on 29 December 1943 at 36 Recreation Street, Long Eaton, DBY.10 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 1 January 1944 | Sarah Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 1 January 1944. Named as Sara, child of beloved mother Charlotte, on the death announcement of Charlotte Shipstone. Subject: Charlotte Draper Mentioned: James Shipstone, James William Shipstone, Mabel Violet Shipstone, Sarah Shipstone, John Edward Shipstone and Kenneth Draper Shipstone.11 |
| (Subject) Newspaper* | 22 September 1945 | Sarah Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 22 September 1945. After having held the position of assistant head mistress of the South Central County Modern School for Girls, Ashford, kent, for several years, news has been received in Long Eaton this week that Miss Sara Shipstone, daughter of Mr. J. Shipstone (and the late Mrs. Shipstone), of 36 Recreation Street, Long Eaton, has been appointed headmistress of the school. A native of Long Eaton, Miss Shipstone attended Tamworth Road Girls' School, and completed her education at Goldsmith's College, London. She has been a member of the scholastic profession for twenty-five years in the county of Kent. Mentioned James Shipstone and Charlotte Draper.12 |
| Death of Father | 23 July 1948 | Her father James Shipstone died on 23 July 1948 at 36 Recreation Street, Long Eaton, DBY.10,13,14 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 July 1957 and 30 September 1957 | Her death was registered between 1 July 1957 and 30 September 1957 at R.D. Ashford Ref: 5b, 9, Shipstone, Sara age 61.15,16 |
| Address* | before 20 July 1957 | As of before 20 July 1957, Sarah Shipstone lived at 20 Western Avenue, Ashford, KEN.10 |
| Death* | 20 July 1957 | She died on 20 July 1957 at The Hospital, Ashford, KEN.10 |
| (Deceased) Prob Index* | 23 August 1957 | In the Probate Index, the deceased was described as Shipstone Sara of 20 Western Avenue Ashford, Kent, spinster who died 20 July 1957 at The Hospital Ashford. Authority to administer the Estate was granted to James William Shipstone and Kathleen Shipstone described as James William Shipstone, retired schoolmaster and Kathleen Shipstone (wife of the said James William Shipstone) on 23 August 1957 by The Probate Office, Lewes. Estate valued at £2051 1s 6d.10,13 |
| Last Edited | 16 Apr 2025 |
Citations
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Sarah Ann Shipston1
F, #1166, b. between 1 October 1884 and 31 December 1884
| 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 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 October 1884 and 31 December 1884 | Her birth was registered between 1 October 1884 and 31 December 1884 at R.D. Sheffield Ref: 9c, 560 Shipstone, Sarah Ann mother: Havenhand.2,3 |
| Birth* | between 1 October 1884 and 31 December 1884 | Sarah Ann Shipston, daughter of James Shipston and Mary Ann Havenhand, was born between 1 October 1884 and 31 December 1884 at Sheffield, YKS.1,2 |
| Sarah Ann Shipston was the daughter of James Shipston and Mary Ann Havenhand.1 | ||
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 5 April 1891 | The 1891 UK Census of Court 6 house 6, Brunswick Road, Brightside Bierlow, YKS, listed James Shipston and Mary Ann Havenhand with Mary Emma Shipston, Joseph William Shipston, Sarah Ann Shipston and Lily Shipstone. Sarah Ann Shipston was described as Sarah Ann Shipstone, daughter age 6 scholar born Sheffield, YKS.1 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 2 April 1911 | The 1911 UK Census of 20 Oxford Terrace, Cotton Lane, Withington, LAN, listed Joseph Goddard and Mary Hannah Shipston with Sarah Ann Shipston. Sarah Ann Shipston was described as Sarah Ann Shipstone, niece, single, age 26, assistant, at home, born Sheffield, YKS.4 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 19 June 1921 | The 1921 UK Census of 18 Oxford Terrace, Cotton Lane, Withington, LAN, listed Joseph Goddard and Mary Hannah Shipston with Sarah Ann Shipston, Lily Shipstone and William Frearson. Sarah Ann Shipston was described as Sarah Ann Shipstone, niece, single, age 36y 8m, female, single, born Sheffield, YKS, general domestic servant, private.5 |
| Research* | between 1 October 1925 and 31 December 1925 | Research: at R.D. Manchester S. Possible (late) marriage Sarah Ann Shipstone to Thomas Parry, ref: 8d, 373.6 |
| Research | 29 September 1939 | Research: at 18 Cotton Lane, Manchester, LAN, if this is the two who married, here they are in 1939: Parry Thomas born 14 Jul 1866 married, compositor (retired) Parry Sarah Ann, born 28 Oct 1884 (corrected to or from 26 Oct 1884) married, housewife.7 |
| Research | between 1 January 1970 and 31 March 1970 | Research: at R.D. Bangor Parry, Sarah Ann born 26 Oct 1884.8 |
| Last Edited | 19 Feb 2023 |
Sylvia Kathleen Shipstone1
F, #824, b. 2 August 1899, d. 2 April 1995
| Father | Enoch Shipstone1 b. 27 Feb 1859, d. 8 Mar 1914 |
| Mother | Ada Alice Fewkes1 b. 23 Apr 1862, d. 23 Nov 1944 |
| Birth* | 2 August 1899 | Sylvia Kathleen Shipstone, daughter of Enoch Shipstone and Ada Alice Fewkes, was born on 2 August 1899 at New Basford, NTT.2,1,3,4,5 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 July 1899 and 30 September 1899 | Her birth was registered between 1 July 1899 and 30 September 1899 at R.D. Nottingham Ref: 7b, 387 Shipstone, Syliva Kathleen mother: Fewkes.2,6 |
| Sylvia Kathleen Shipstone was the daughter of Enoch Shipstone and Ada Alice Fewkes.1 | ||
| (Child) Baptism | 15 November 1899 | Sylvia Kathleen Shipstone was baptised on 15 November 1899 at The Parish Church of St. Augustine, New Basford, NTT, Sylvia Kathleen d. Enoch & Ada Alice Shipstone, 7 Second Avenue, Brewer.1,7 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 31 March 1901 | The 1901 UK Census of 7 Second Avenue, Nottingham, NTT, listed Enoch Shipstone and Ada Alice Fewkes with Dorothea Shipstone, Gladys Muriel Shipstone and Sylvia Kathleen Shipstone, along with Lucy H Wilson (visitor age 37), Matilda Bray (general servant domestic age 21) & Harry J Wood (female housemaid domestic, age 21). Sylvia Kathleen Shipstone was described as Sylvia K. Shipstone, daughter, single age 1, born Basford, NTT.4 |
| (Beneficiary) Will | 14 January 1907 | She was named as Sylvia Kathleen Shipstone, daughter, a beneficiary in the Will of Enoch Shipstone dated 14 January 1907.8 |
| (Enumerated) Cen-Househ | 2 April 1911 | The 1911 UK Census of Sherwood Rise, Nottingham, NTT, listed Enoch Shipstone and Ada Alice Fewkes with Dorothea Shipstone and Sylvia Kathleen Shipstone, along with a companion for Mrs Shipstone and 2 domestics. Sylvia Kathleen Shipstone was described as Sylvia K Shipstone, daughter, female, age 11, single, born Nottingham, NTT.9 |
| (Beneficiary) Will | 2 February 1912 | She was named as Sylvia Kathleen Shipstone, daughter, a beneficiary in the Will of Enoch Shipstone dated 2 February 1912.8 |
| Death of Father | 8 March 1914 | Her father Enoch Shipstone died on 8 March 1914 at Normanton Grange, Normanton-on-the-Wolds, NTT.10,11,12,13 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 30 May 1914 | Sylvia Kathleen Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 30 May 1914. "The testator (Mr. Enoch Shipstone) left £200 to his wife, Mrs. Ada Shipstone, and the residue of his property to her during widowhood, with remainder upon trust in equal shares for his daughters, Dorothea, Gladys Muriel and Sylvia Kathleen." Subject: Enoch Shipstone Mentioned: Ada Alice Fewkes, Gladys Muriel Shipstone, Dorothea Shipstone and Sylvia Kathleen Shipstone.14 |
| Research* | between 3 June 1918 and 4 June 1919 | Research: Airwomens Records in the National Archives. RAF (IMMOBILE) Womens Royal Air Force Certificate of Discharge on Demobilization Description Name Shipstone, Sylvia Service number: 1825 Date 03 June 1918 Name Sylvia Shipstone Rank Member Air Force Trade: Driver Petrol Enlistment Age 19 Birth Date abt 1899 Enlistment Date 3 Jun 1918 Enlistment Place Hucknall Discharge Date 4 Jun 1919 Discharge Place Hucknall Military Country United Kingdom Service Branch Royal Air Force Age 19 years Height 5ft 3in Build: Medium Eyes: Blue Hair: Dark During her time she has been in the force she has been: Inferior? or Supervisor?? poss latter? Personal character: very good Date: 4-6-19.15 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 10 May 1919 | She was mentioned in a newspaper article on 10 May 1919. One possibility for the "Miss Shipstone" who was driving her mother's car when it had an accident on the Sleaford Road, nr Boston. Mentioned: Ada Alice Fewkes, Enoch Shipstone, Dorothea Shipstone, Gladys Muriel Shipstone and Sylvia Kathleen Shipstone.16 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 29 July 1920 | She was mentioned in a newspaper article on 29 July 1920. As one of "the Misses" Dorothea and Sylvia Kathleen Shipstone, who wore mauve taffeta dresses and black hats, and carried bouquets of mauve sweet peas at the marriage of their sister Gladys Muriel Shipstone to Charles H. Middleton. Subject: Charles Henry Middleton and Gladys Muriel Shipstone Mentioned: Enoch Shipstone, Ada Alice Fewkes, James Shipstone, Francis Percy Adams, Dorothea Shipstone and Sylvia Kathleen Shipstone.17 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 30 July 1920 | She was mentioned in a newspaper article on 30 July 1920. As one of "the Misses Sylvia, Kathleen and Dorothea Shipstone" at the marriage of their sister Gladys Muriel Shipstone to Charles H. Middleton. Subject: Charles Henry Middleton and Gladys Muriel Shipstone Mentioned: Enoch Shipstone, Ada Alice Fewkes, James Shipstone, Dorothea Shipstone and Sylvia Kathleen Shipstone.18 |
| (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. Nottingham Ref: 7b 618.19 |
| Married Name | 22 April 1921 | As of 22 April 1921, her married name was Adams.19,20 |
| (Subject) Newspaper* | 22 April 1921 | She and Francis Percy Adams were the subject of a newspaper article on 22 April 1921. A Nottingham Wedding Miss Sylvia Shipstone and Lieut. F. P. Adams A pretty wedding, which attracted a good deal of interest, was celebrated at St. John's Church, Carrington to-day, when Miss Sylvia Kathleen Shipstone, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Enoch Shipstone and Mrs. Enoch Shipstone of Algoa House, Private-road, Nottingham, was married to Flight-Lieut. Francis Percy Adams, R.A.F., youngest son of the late Mr. W. Clarke Adams and Mrs. Adams, of Moraston Mychett, Hampshire. The bride was given away by her uncle, Mr. James Shipstone, wore a dress of white georgette and lace embroidered in silver, and she had a veil and wreath of orange blossom, and white heather, her bouquet being composed of Madonna lilies. There was one bridesmaid, Miss Audrey Adams, the sister of the bridegroom, and she was attired in shell pink georgette, with a black tule picture hat trimmed with pink roses, her shower bouquet being also of pink roses. The bride's only ornament was a handsome gold bracelet and that of the bridesmaid an aquamarine brooch, both the gifts of Lieut. Adams, who was attended by Mr. Gilbert Meakin of Derby. Mrs. Shipstone wore copper coloured charmeuse, and had a bouquet of malmaison carnations. The service, which was choral and included the hymn "Oh perfect love", was conducted by the Rev. Canon Holbrook, assisted by the Rev. C. Dudley Hart, the vicar. After the ceremony, a reception was held at the Victoria Station Hotel, and the newly married pair subsequently left for London, on the way to the Channel Islands. The bride's travelling costume was of navy blue gabardine, with a grey fox stole and a black tagel hat, trimmed with lace and roses. Mentioned Enoch Shipstone, Ada Alice Fewkes and James Shipstone.21 |
| (Bride) Marriage* | 22 April 1921 | Sylvia Kathleen Shipstone married Francis Percy Adams on 22 April 1921 at St. John the Evengelist, Carrington, Nottingham, NTT, Francis Percy Adams age 33, bachelor, R.A.F., of Moraston Mytchett, Farnborough father: William Clarke Adams, corn merchant = Sylvia Kathleen Shipstone, age 21, spinster of Algoa House father: Enoch Shipstone (deceased), brewer In Church (CofE) by licence Wit: Gilbert Edward Robinson Meakin, Ada Alice Shipstone, Dorothea Shipstone Witness links Dorothea Shipstone and Ada Alice Fewkes.19,22,23 |
| (Wife) Cen-Househ | 19 June 1921 | She was wife of the head of household in the 1921 UK Census of Gipsy Cottage, Burnham Beeches, BRK, as Sylvia Kathleen Adams, wife, age 21y 10m female, married born Nottingham, home duties no children. Enumerated with her husband Francis Percy Adams, along with Gertrude Eliza Riggott age 46y 10m female single born Sandiacre DBY, servant general, general domestic servant (on line 5 instead of 3 for some reason). The house had 6 rooms.24 |
| Had a Daughter | 30 August 1923 | Her daughter Diana Sylvia Adams was born on 30 August 1923 at R.D. Hitchin.25,5 |
| (Beneficiary) Will | 13 May 1931 | Sylvia Kathleen Shipstone was named as "my niece Sylivia Adams (£100)", a beneficiary in the Will of Helen Shipstone dated 13 May 1931.26 |
| Research | 14 October 1932 | Research: Outbound passenger lists (note: Francis Percy not included - may already be in Egypt "for work") For S.S. "Balranald" of O.&O.S.N. co. Departure 14 Oct 1932 Where bound: Western Australia British passengers embarked at port of London included: 107 (3rd class Cabin) Adams Mrs. Sylvia K, of 411 Mansfield Road, Nottingham, destination: Port Said, housewife (not travelling with husband), age 30 Adams Diana Sylvia, destination: Port Said, School, age 8 Adams Richard F., destination: Port Said, School, age 6 Country of intended future permanent residence: Egypt.27 |
| Research* | 1934 | Research: at Wootton, Abingdon, BRK, Polling District 00 Parish of Wootton No. 444 R O Adams, Francis Percy Half Acre, Boars Hill No. 445 Rw Dw Adams, Sylvia Kathleen ditto. (probably based at Abingdon Airfield at the time. Wiki - "On 16 November 1933 HQ Central Area moved to RAF Abingdon.[2] It was disbanded by being renamed No. 1 (Bomber) Group RAF on 1 May 1936" No. 15 Squadron was based refrormed and based here 1 June 1934 to 2 Sep 1939). |
| (Present-Second) Cen-Househ* | 29 September 1939 | She was listed next to the top of the household in the 1939 UK Register of Calloms Close, Clyst Hydon, DEV, as Adams, Sylvia K., female, born 02 Aug 1899, unpaid domestic duties. She was enumerated with Francis Percy Adams Diana Sylvia Adams, Ethel R. Clarke, born 23 Jun 1913 House parlour maid. 4 households on from the Five Bells Inn! Next door to Moore's Cott. District given as St. Thomas Devon (which is horribly imprecise).5 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 24 February 1941 | Sylvia Kathleen Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 24 February 1941. Named in the Will of Sir Thomas Shipstone - £1,500 to each of his nieces - Gladys Dorothea Shipstone and Sylvia Kathleen Adams (daughters of his late brother Enoch). 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.28 |
| Death of Mother | 23 November 1944 | Her mother Ada Alice Fewkes died on 23 November 1944 at The Lawn Hospital, Lincoln, LIN.10,29 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 1 April 1961 | Sylvia Kathleen Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 1 April 1961. As Mrs. Sylvia Adams, a surviving Sister of Miss Dorothea Shipstone in her obituary. Subject: Dorothea Shipstone Mentioned: Enoch Shipstone, James Leslie Shipstone, Thomas Shipstone, James Shipstone, Sylvia Kathleen Shipstone and Gladys Muriel Shipstone.30 |
| Anecdote* | 1969 | "Sylvia Shipstone, youngest daughter of my Uncle Enoch, and Aunt Ada, was one of Tommy's early and frequent visitors. She, with her parents, then lived at Normanton-on-the-Wolds, Nottingham. I guess her age would be sixteen years, and in fact a schoolgirl, and always so sweet and pretty." Annie Eliza Snell nee Shipstone talking of her cousin, and her own son Tommy, born 1911.31 |
| Address* | 22 April 1971 | As of 22 April 1971, Sylvia Kathleen Shipstone lived at Bradninch, Exeter, DEV.22 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 22 April 1971 | She and Francis Percy Adams were the subject of a newspaper article on 22 April 1971. Marriages Golden Weddings On 22 Apr 1921 Flight Lieut. Francis Percy Adams to Sylvia Kathleen Shipstone at St. John's Church, Carrington, Nottingham, now at Bradninch, Exeter.22 |
| Death of Spouse | 20 October 1980 | Her husband Francis Percy Adams died on 20 October 1980 at R.D. Mid Devon.3,12 |
| Death* | 2 April 1995 | Sylvia Kathleen Shipstone died on 2 April 1995 at R.D. Mid Devon.3,32 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | May 1995 | Her death was registered in May 1995 at R.D. Mid Devon Ref: 20D, 55 Name: Sylvia Kathleen Adams Birth Date: 2 Aug 1899 Death Registration Month/Year: May 1995 Registration district: Mid Devon.3 |
| (Interred) Burial* | after May 1995 | She was buried after May 1995 at Plot 2-168, St Disens Churchyard, Bradninch, DEV, Adams, in loving memory of Francis Percy Wing CMDR R.A.F. 1887-1980 and Sylia Kathleen 1889-1995 Source had "St. Dionysius", but was originally St. Denis, and then in St. Disen's in 1911 (I looked at the Brandninch Buriial ground rather than the Churchyard and did not originally find them).33,32 |
| (Deceased) Prob Index* | 7 July 1995 | In the Probate Index, the deceased was described as Adams, Sylvia Kathleen of Crofthayes Bradninch Exeter died 29 April 1995. Authority to administer the Estate was granted on 7 July 1995 by The Probate Office, Bristol. Estate valued at £378653 ref 95806054997.12 |
Child of Sylvia Kathleen Shipstone and Francis Percy Adams |
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| (Bride) Marriage* | 22 April 1921 | Sylvia Kathleen Shipstone married Francis Percy Adams on 22 April 1921 at St. John the Evengelist, Carrington, Nottingham, NTT, Francis Percy Adams age 33, bachelor, R.A.F., of Moraston Mytchett, Farnborough father: William Clarke Adams, corn merchant = Sylvia Kathleen Shipstone, age 21, spinster of Algoa House father: Enoch Shipstone (deceased), brewer In Church (CofE) by licence Wit: Gilbert Edward Robinson Meakin, Ada Alice Shipstone, Dorothea Shipstone Witness links Dorothea Shipstone and Ada Alice Fewkes.19,22,23 |
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Memorial ID 13582850." - [S24] Information supplied by Researcher 0.
Thomas Shipstone
M, #825, b. 13 October 1851, d. 20 October 1940
| 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 |
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 October 1851 and 31 December 1851 | His birth was registered between 1 October 1851 and 31 December 1851 at R.D. Basford Ref: XV, 465 Shipstone, Thomas mother: Dodson.1,2 |
| (Child) Birth* | 13 October 1851 | Thomas Shipstone, son of James Shipstone and Frances Elizabeth Dodson, was born on 13 October 1851 at Bulwell, NTT, 13th October 1851 Bulwell, Thomas, boy, Father: James Shipstone Mother: Frances Elizabeth Shipstone, formerly Dodson Father's profession: brewer, Informant: James Shipstone father Bulwell Registered: twenty-ninth October 12851 Census - 1861 says Basford.3,4,5,6,7 |
| Thomas Shipstone was the son of James Shipstone and Frances Elizabeth Dodson. | ||
| (Child) Baptism | 2 November 1851 | Thomas Shipstone was baptised on 2 November 1851 at St. Mary's, Bulwell, NTT, Thomas s. James & Frances Elizabeth Shipstone, Bulwell, porter.8 |
| (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. Thomas Shipstone was described as Thomas Shipstone, son age 9, born Basford, Notts.3 |
| (Witness) Marriage | 16 September 1874 | He witnessed the marriage of Emily Beauchamp and John Shipstone on 16 September 1874 at Wesleyan Chapel, Hornsey Road, London N., LND, John Shipstone, 29 years, bachelor, Wesleyan Methodist Minister, New Basford near Nottingham, father James Shipstone, Brewer Emily Beauchamp, 24 years, spinster, of 18 Islington Park, Islington, father Robert Beauchamp, Wesleyan Methodist Minister. Both signed. John Beauchamp was also a witness, as well as John's siblings Thomas, Elizabeth & Fanny Elizabeth. James Selby was also a witness (15 years before marrying John's sister Frances Elizabeth Shipstone).9,10,11,12,13 |
| (Groom) MC-Reg* | between 1 July 1875 and 30 September 1875 | His marriage was registered between 1 July 1875 and 30 September 1875 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b, 231 Shipstone, Thomas = Loverseed, Eliza.14 |
| (Groom) Marriage* | 22 September 1875 | Thomas Shipstone married Eliza Loverseed on 22 September 1875 at St. James, Nottingham, NTT, Thomas Shipstone of full age, bachelor, brewer of New Basford, father: James Shipstone, brewer = Eliza Loverseed, of full age, spinster of the Park, father: John Loverseed, contractor In church after banns Wit: Arthur Loverseed, Edwin Loverseed, Elizabeth Shipstone, A. French Witness links Elizabeth Shipstone.5,15,16,17,18,19 |
| Research* | between 1876 and 1881 | Research: Annie Eliza Shipstone states that she was "the first child to survive of Thomas and Eliza Shipstone, they having lost their two sons in infancy." However, there is no formal birth registration of any Shipstone to a Loverseed mother prior to Annie. If this was the case, maybe they were still-born? (so not registered).20 |
| (Head) Cen-Househ* | 3 April 1881 | He was head of the household in the 1881 UK Census of 3 North Road, Standard Hill, Castle, North Nottm., NTT, as Thomas Shipstone, head, married, age 28, brewer's traveller, born Bulwell, Notts. Enumerated with his wife Eliza Loverseed, along with Mary Hickling, general servant age 23 born Langley Mill, DBY. The house may be shared by family of Henry Mellors, a warehouseman at the same address.5 |
| Had a Daughter | 5 August 1881 | His daughter Annie Eliza Shipstone was born on 5 August 1881 at New Basford, NTT.21,22,23 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 12 August 1881 | Thomas Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 12 August 1881. "To the wife of Thomas Shipstone the brewery, New Basford, a daughter." Subject: Annie Eliza Shipstone Mentioned: Thomas Shipstone and Eliza Loverseed.24 |
| (Witness) Marriage | 3 August 1882 | Thomas Shipstone witnessed the marriage of Ada Alice Fewkes and Enoch Shipstone on 3 August 1882 at St. John the Evengelist, Carrington, Basford, NTT, Enoch Shipstone age 24, bachelor, brewer of New Basford father: James Shipstone, Brewer = Ada Alice Fewkes, age 20, spinster of New Basford father: Alfred Fewkes, lace Manufacturer In church after banns Wit: Thomas Shipstone, Lizzie Fewkes (Marriage Solemnized in "Carrington church in the Parish of Basford" Carrington may not be its own parish at this time.)5,11,25,26 |
| Anecdote | 1884 | "... another son, Thomas, came into the business and so began the firm of James Shipstone & Sons."27 |
| Had a Daughter | 17 January 1884 | His daughter Mabel Frances Shipstone was born on 17 January 1884 at Nottingham, NTT.28,6,23 |
| Directory | 1885 | Thomas Shipstone was named in 1885 in the Nottingham Alphabetic List section of the White's Directory of Nottinghamshire as Shipstone, Thos., (J. & sons.); h, 294 Radford Road, New Basford. at Nottinghamshire, NTT.19 |
| Research | 1887 | Research: at Edwalton Manor, Edwalton, NTT, Edwalton Manor This mansion house was built in the mid-18th century. George Chaworth's widow Anne lived there with their daughter Mary Ann Chaworth (later Musters) during the period of her widowhood, 1791-1794. The house was sold by John P. Chaworth-Musters soon after he came into possession of his estates in 1887 (when his father died), and was purchased by Thomas Shipstone, the brewer. He sold it as John Patricius Musters (1860-1921), who in 1888 obtained licence to take the surname Chaworth jointly with Musters. In summary, where my daughter got married in Sep 2024 the owner in 1887 sold one of his smaller Halls in his possession to my 1st cousin 3x removed (Thomas Shipstone). We didn't know that when Colwick Hall was booked. Colwick Hall Colwick was purchased from the Byron family by Sir John Musters in the mid-17th century. The hall was completely rebuilt in the Palladian style for John Musters in 1775-1776, to designs by the architect John Carr of York (1723-1807). It was damaged by fire in October 1831 after being sacked by rioters enraged at the failure of the Second Reform Bill. It was soon restored, but after the death of Jack Musters in 1849 it was rarely used by members of the Chaworth-Musters family, who preferred Annesley or Wiverton. The contents were sold at auction in 1850 and the house let to tenants. It was sold by John P. Chaworth-Musters to the Nottingham Racehorse Company in 1896. After years of neglect, Colwick Hall was restored and re-opened as a country house hotel and conference centre in 2003. PC note - it had become a pub for the racecourse from mid 20's to 60's, then became derelict, and was restored by the winners of a competition, who then sold it on to a hotel Chain who now own it (complete with leaking bedroom ceilings ... the joy of owning old buildings ...)29 |
| Directory | 1888 | He was named in 1888 in the Nottingham Alphabetic List section of the Wright's Directory of Nottinghamshire as Shipstone, Ths., J. Sh. & Sons, 2 Loughboro' Road, W. Br. at Nottinghamshire, NTT.19 |
| (Head) Cen-Househ | 5 April 1891 | He was head of the household in the 1891 UK Census of The Manor House, Edwalton, NTT, as Thomas Shipstone, head, married, age 39, brewer, employer, born Bulwell, NTT. Enumerated with his wife Eliza Loverseed, Annie Eliza Shipstone and Mabel Frances Shipstone, along with nurse Bertha Hooper (born London) and domestic servants Louisa Pilkington, Martha Starbuck & Sylvia Blardale.6,30 |
| Had a Daughter | 26 July 1892 | His daughter Helena Kathleen Shipstone was born on 26 July 1892 at Edwalton, NTT.21,31 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 4 May 1895 | Thomas Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 4 May 1895. Thomas Shipstone., Director (of James Shipstone & Sons Limited), Edwalton, Notts, on the issue of additional Company stock in May 1895. Subject: The Shipstones Brewery Mentioned: James Shipstone, James Shipstone and Thomas Shipstone.32,33 |
| (Beneficiary) Will | 9 May 1895 | He was named as Thomas Shipstone, son a beneficiary in the Will of James Shipstone dated 9 May 1895.34 |
| Death of Father | 21 October 1897 | His father James Shipstone died on 21 October 1897 at Harby Lodge, Sherwood Rise, Nottingham, NTT.35,36 |
| (Witness) Burial | 26 October 1897 | Thomas Shipstone as as Mr. T Shipstone witnessed the burial of James Shipstone on 26 October 1897 at Plot 4487, Select Site D, Church (Rock) Cemetery, Nottingham, NTT.37 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 23 April 1898 | Thomas Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 23 April 1898. Named as Mr. Thomas Shipstone, a director of James Shipstone and Sons Ltd, at their ordinary general meeting of shareholders. Subject: The Shipstones Brewery Mentioned: James Shipstone and Thomas Shipstone.38,39 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 22 April 1899 | He was mentioned in a newspaper article on 22 April 1899. Named as Mr. Thomas Shipstone, a director of James Shipstone and Sons Ltd, at their ordinary general meeting of shareholders, and was thanked for his zeal and ability. Subject: The Shipstones Brewery Mentioned: James Shipstone and Thomas Shipstone.40 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 8 June 1899 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 8 June 1899. Nottingham Agricultural Show County Classes - Hackneys (open to exhibitors residing in the County of Nottingham or occupiers of not less than 50 acres of land therein) Hackney yearling colt or filly, shown in 1898, to be shown in hand: 1. T. Shipstone, Edwalton Manor, Edwalton Wonder; Open to All England (open to exhibitors residing in the County of Nottingham or occupiers of not less than 50 acres of land therein) Hackney yearling colt or filly, shown in 1898, to be shown in hand: 3. T. Shipstone, Edwalton Wonder.41 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 10 June 1899 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 10 June 1899. Notts. Agricultural Society Twenty-first Annual Show at Mansfield Light Horses The yearling colt or filly class was not a big one, but it contained the Otley winner, and the fourth in the London Hackney Show in Lord Middleton's Birdsall Daisy Belle. Edwalton Wonder, a piebald sired by Grand Cadet, and belonging to Mr. Shipstone of Edwalton Manor, Nottingham, was, however, now installed in premier position. Apart from his remarkable colour, this cold displays great quality and magnificent all-round action. Birdsall Daisy Belle, a charming chestnut was second, so that her victory in Otley was somewhat discounted; whilst Mr. Albert Armitage of Nottingham, was third with his slashing goer Cotgrave Star, a horse which will improve with time, for he stands on a set of good limbs. The reserve went to Mr. F.A. Smith, of Papplewick Hall, Nottingham, for Period, another of Grand Cadet's stock. In a small class of two year olds, Mr. Lamin of Bestwood Park, Arnold was the first with his chestnut by Grand Cadet.42 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 19 June 1899 | He and James Shipstone were the subject of a newspaper article on 19 June 1899. Share subscription for James Shipstone & Sons Limited. James Shipstone, Magdala Road, Nottingham, joint Managing Director & Thomas Shipstone, Edwalton, Notts, joint Managing Director.43 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 20 June 1899 | Thomas Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 20 June 1899. Thomas Shipstone., Edwalton, Notts, Managing Director (of James Shipstone & Sons Limited), on the issue of additional Company stock in June 1899. Subject: The Shipstones Brewery Mentioned: James Shipstone and Thomas Shipstone.44 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 24 June 1899 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 24 June 1899. The Royal Show Horses Lord Middleton's Birdsall Daisy Belle, which, it will be remembered, came second to Mr. Shipstone's Edwalton Wonder by Grand Cadet at the recent Notts show.45 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 4 August 1899 | He was mentioned in a newspaper article on 4 August 1899. Named as Thomas Shipstone, with whom a bancrupt public house tenant had a dispute about the valuation of the contants of her pub and how much was owed to the company. Mr Shipstone gave her £5 out of his pocket as a gift because he was sorry for her. Subject: The Shipstones Brewery Mentioned: Thomas Shipstone.46 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 4 May 1900 | He was mentioned in a newspaper article on 4 May 1900. The annual meeting of the shareholders of Messrs. James Shipstone and Sons, Limited. Subject: The Shipstones Brewery Mentioned: James Shipstone and Thomas Shipstone.47 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 30 March 1901 | He was mentioned in a newspaper article on 30 March 1901. Mr. Thomas Shipstone, a principal mourner at the burial of his 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.48 |
| (Head) Cen-Househ | 31 March 1901 | He was head of the household in the 1901 UK Census of The Manor House, Edwalton, NTT, as Thomas Shipstone, head, married age 49, brewer, employer, born Bulwell, NTT. Enumerated with his wife Eliza Loverseed, 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. After last house in main street, and before railway station.21 |
| Directory | 1902 | Thomas Shipstone was named in 1902 in the Nottingham Alphabetic List section of the Wright's Directory of Nottingham as Shipstone,Thomas, managing dir. (J. Shipstone & Sons Ltd.); h. Edwalton at Nottinghamshire, NTT.19 |
| Living | between 1905 and 1906 | He was living between 1905 and 1906 at The Firs, Lenton, Nottingham, NTT.49 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 1 August 1905 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 1 August 1905. New Magistrates for Nottingham The Lord Chancellor has placed the names of the following gentlemen on the Commission of the Peace for the City of Nottingham: Councillor Albert Ball, Councillor Arthur William Black, Mr. Arthur Earnest Blake, Mr. John Howard Bradwell, Mr. William Burrows, Councillor Arthur Cleaver, Councillor Dr. Thomas James Dabell (the Sheriff), Mr. John Harrington Haywood, Alderman John Jelley, Mr. John Dane Player, Mr. Thomas Shipstone, and Mr. John Thorneloe.50 |
| (Beneficiary) Will | 13 June 1907 | He was named as Thomas Shipstone, son a beneficiary in the Will of Frances Elizabeth Dodson dated 13 June 1907.51 |
| Death of Mother | 12 December 1908 | His mother Frances Elizabeth Dodson died on 12 December 1908 at Harby Lodge, Pelham Road, Sherwood Rise, NTT.52 |
| Directory | between 1910 and 1911 | Thomas Shipstone was named between 1910 and 1911 in the city of Nottingham section of the Wrights Directory of Nottingham as Shipstone, T Justice of the peace for the city, both "acting" and "specially appointed".53 |
| Directory | between 1910 and 1911 | He was named between 1910 and 1911 in the person index section of the Wrights Directory of Nottingham as Shipstone, Thomas, managing dir. J Shipstone & Sons Limited at The Firs, Derby Road, Nottingham, NTT.53 |
| Marriage of Daughter | 28 June 1910 | His daughter Annie Eliza Shipstone married MA MB Bch (Cantab) James Eric Boobbyer Snell on 28 June 1910 at The Parish Church, Lenton, NTT.54,26 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 24 September 1910 | Thomas Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 24 September 1910. As Mr. T. Shipstone, a fellow Magistrate and personal mourner at the funeral of Robert Halford. Subject: The Shipstones Brewery Mentioned: Thomas Shipstone, MA MB Bch (Cantab) James Eric Boobbyer Snell, James Shipstone, James Selby and James Henry Shipstone.55 |
| (Head) Cen-Househ | 2 April 1911 | He was head of the household in the 1911 UK Census of Lenton Firs, Nottingham, NTT, as Thomas Shipstone, head, male, age 59, married Managing Director of Brewery co., brewing, employer, born Bulwell, NTT. Enumerated with his wife Eliza Loverseed, Mabel Frances Shipstone, Helena Kathleen Shipstone and Mortimer Frederick Ratcliff, along with 9 servants and 3 visitors, Edith Price age 19, Robert Reith age 35, and Mortimer Ratcliff (being their daughter Mabel's future husband). The house had 14 rooms.56 |
| Marriage of Daughter | February 1912 | His daughter Mabel Frances Shipstone married Mortimer Frederick Ratcliff in February 1912 at The Register Office, Nottingham, NTT.28,11,57 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 7 September 1912 | Thomas Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 7 September 1912. Lenton's Hospital Cot Flower show for charity With the object of raising funds for the support of a cot in the Nottingham Children's Hospital, the Lenton and District Horticultural Society annually promote a flower show, and the exhibition, which is not competitive, held today was the thirteenth of its kind. The show took place in a field belonging to Mr. Oliver Ball, Old Lenton, and attracted a large audience. A touch of spendour was imparted to the exhibition by large groups of plants etc. lent by Mr. T. Shipstone, Mr. D. Massey and Mr. C. R. Hemingway. ...58 |
| Directory* | between 1913 and 1914 | He was named between 1913 and 1914 in the Street Index- Derby Road section of the Wrights Directory of Nottingham as The Firs, Shipstone, Thomas, managing director and referred to by his Chauffeur at Firs lodge, coachman at Hall Lodge, farm bailiff at Hall Drive, and Mrs. Shipstone chauffer at The Firs at The Firs, Derby Road, NTT.59 |
| Directory | between 1913 and 1914 | He was named between 1913 and 1914 in the Person index section of the Wrights Directory of Nottingham as Shipstone, Thomas, managing director J. Shipstone & Sons, Ltd; h at The Firs, Derby Road, NTT.59 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 11 March 1914 | He was mentioned in a newspaper article on 11 March 1914. As Thomas Shipstone (brother), 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.60 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 1 February 1915 | Thomas Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 1 February 1915. Her Separation Allowance Nottingham Woman's Shocking Negligence "You are no Mother," said Mr. T. Shipstone from the Bench this morning at the Guildhall, Nottingham, addressing a woman named Annie Stirland, 32, 50 St Paul's Street, who was charged with neglecting her three children, aged respectively 12 years, five years and 11 months. The evidence showed that prisoner is the wife of a soldier, and on Monday last she drew her separation allowance, left her children alone in the house, and did not return until Saturday. Meanwhile neighbours had to feed her children, and eventually a doctor was called in , and after examining them ordered their removal to Bagthorpe Infirmary. An officer said the unfortunate youngsters were miserable, neglected, and wanted medical attention. When charged Stirland said "I admit it; I spent my allowance on drink". Prisoner told the magistrates, Mr. T. Shipstone and A. H. Franks, that she was very sorry; it would not have happened but for the drink. Mr Shipstone: "There is one thing - you are no mother". The woman's husband appeared in the dock in uniform, and pleaded for his wife, but the bench sentenced her to a month's imprisonment, Mr. Shipstone adding "Let your children have a rest and a wash-up".61 |
| Marriage of Daughter | 1 September 1917 | His daughter Helena Kathleen Shipstone married George John Mackness, son of Owen Mackness, on 1 September 1917 at The Parish Church, Lenton, NTT.11,62,26 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 4 September 1917 | Thomas Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 4 September 1917. "Thomas Shipstone, Esq., Lenton Firs, Nottingham", father of Helena Kathleen Shipstone on her marriage to George John Mackness on 1st September 1917 at Nottingham. Subject: Helena Kathleen Shipstone and George John Mackness Mentioned: Thomas Shipstone and Owen Mackness.63 |
| Death of Spouse | 27 January 1919 | His wife Eliza Loverseed died on 27 January 1919 at Lenton Firs, Derby Road, Nottingham, NTT.35,64,65 |
| (Spouse of dec/admn) Prob Index | 28 March 1919 | Thomas Shipstone described as Thomas Shipstone (J. P.) was named as the husband of Eliza Shipstone (deceased) and as administrator of her Will on 28 March 1919 at The Probate Office, Nottingham, valued at £8099-12.66,36 |
| (Witness) Research | 9 September 1919 | Thomas Shipstone was a witness On Enlistment papers in 1915 of Francis Edgar Shipstone (his nephew), named as: Signature of Magistrate: Thomas Shipstone, Justice of the Peace for the City of Nottingham Qualification: Master Brewer, Lenton Firs, Nottingham with Francis Edgar Shipstone on 9 September 1919.67 |
| Directory | 1920 | Thomas Shipstone was named in 1920 in the Castle Ward Polling District D. 1920 Autumn 757 R O Shipstone, Thomas, Lenton Firs (No other people in Lenton Firs, Eliza having died in 1919. Samuel & Frances Hall, Edwin Faulkes, Eli & Fanny Sharpe all Lenton Firs Lodge. Arthur & Sarah Ann Footit, Thomas Wlaker and John Johnson at Lenton Firs Farm) at Lenton Firs, Derby Road, Castle Ward, NTT .68 |
| Directory | 1920 | He was named in 1920 in the Castle Ward Polling District D. 1920 Spring 740 R O Shipstone, Thomas, Lenton Firs [no other people in Lenton Firs, Eliza having died in 1919. Samuel & Frances Hall, Edwin Faulkes, Eli & Fanny Sharpe all Lenton Firs Lodge. Arthur & Sarah Ann Footit and John Johnson at Lenton Firs Farm]] at Lenton Firs, Derby Road, Castle Ward, NTT .68 |
| Directory | 1921 | He was named in 1921 in the Castle Ward Polling District D. 1921 Autumn 776 R O Shipstone, Thomas, Lenton Firs [no other people in Lenton Firs, Eliza having died in 1919. Samuel & Frances Hall, Edwin Faulkes, Eli & Fanny Sharpe all Lenton Firs Lodge. Arthur & Sarah Ann Footit, Thomas Walker and John Johnson at Lenton Firs Farm] at Lenton Firs, Derby Road, Castle Ward, NTT .68 |
| (Head) Cen-Househ | 19 June 1921 | He was head of the household in the 1921 UK Census of Lenton Firs, Nottingham, NTT, as Thomas Shipstone, head age 69y 9m widower born Bulwell, NTT Brewery and Managing Director, employer, Star Brewery, New Basford. Enumerated with, along with his staff: Mary Askew, servant age 42y 7m female, single born Tutbury, STS, housemaid servant, private; Winifred Phyllis Inger, servant age 22y 6m, female single, born Cinder Hill, NTT kitchenmaid servant , private; Elsa Hardy, servant age 31y 5m female, single born Hyson Green, NTT parlourmaid servant, private; Dorothy Burnell, visitor, age 23y 11m female, married, born Meadows, NTT married woman; Mary Ellen Thornley, servant age 59y 8m female, widow, born Sneinton, NTT Cook private. Indexed as Shipston, The house had 21 rooms!!69 |
| Anecdote* | 1922 | "in 1922, on the death of James (Shipstone his elder brother), Thomas became Chairman (of James Shipstone & Sons Ltd.) After 56 years of service in the business, the Chairman, Sir Thomas, died in 1940. His had been also, like the founder, a life primarily devoted to his interests of the company, though he yet found time, in a very full life, to work for and encourage many charitable institutions in and around the City. A magistrate of the city and a governor of the Nottingham General Hospital, he was a generous patron of the Eye Infirmary, Ellerslie House, and the neurasthenic institute, at Beeston Hall. Apart from his personal gifts to the British Red Cross Society during the war, he was largely instrumental in organising the provision of the fleet of ambulances given to the society by the brewery trade."27 |
| Directory | 1922 | Thomas Shipstone was named in 1922 in the Castle Ward Polling District D. 1922 Spring 801 R O Shipstone, Thomas, Lenton Firs [no other people in Lenton Firs, Eliza having died in 1919. Edwin & Charlotte Matthew, Edwin Faulkes, Eli & Fanny Sharpe all Lenton Firs Lodge. Arthur & Sarah Ann Footit, Thomas Walker and John Johnson at Lenton Firs Farm] at Lenton Firs, Derby Road, Castle Ward, NTT .68 |
| Research | 1922 | Research: Thomas Shipstone becomes Chairman "The happy management of the firm with James and Thomas continued throughout the war until in 1922, on the death of James, Thomas became Chairman."27 " |
| (Named) Will | 24 May 1922 | He was named as Thomas Shipstone, Brewer, Lenton Firs, Nottingham, Witness, in the Will of James Shipstone dated 24 May 1922.70 |
| Name Variation | 3 June 1922 | As of 3 June 1922, Thomas Shipstone was also known as Sir Conferment of Knighthood in1922, and henceforth known as Sir Thomas Shipstone.71,4 |
| Interesting* | 3 June 1922 | Thomas Shipstone Knighted Not sure whether to include this one, as it looks rather "elitist", but is factual and concerns my 1st cousin 3 times removed. As stated previously, the brewery was started by his father, James Shipstone in 1863, born of humble stock - whose parents and himself were removed from Mansfield as they might have needed poor relief, and whose mother later fell off a pigsty when putting out the washing when pregnant and died (see above). In the hands of James and later especially his sons (like Thomas), the brewery business (and its holding of houses) thrived in the early 20th century, and Thomas was then in the fortunate position of being able to donate funds for a fleet of Ambulances in WW1 both personally and on behalf of the brewing trade (Thomas was Chairman and Managing Director of Shipstone & Sons, Governor of Nottingham General Hospital, as well as being a City Magistrate). He also benefitted the Hospitals in Nottingham greatly during his life after his knighthood. So essentially for benevolence afforded by his wealth (and the effort to direct the brewing trade to do the same), he was knighted in the King's birthday honours. The benevolence of the rich was the chief way of funding "specialist" public healthcare before local government and the state stepped in. So well done Sir Thomas! Link: Thomas Shipstone.  Thomas Shipstone Kt J.P. 1851-1940 by Denholm Davis 1931 (own photograph of original take in Sep 1992 during brewery visit) |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 9 June 1922 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 9 June 1922. Sir Thomas Shipstone Amongst the King's birthday honours is the name of Mr. Thomas Shipstone, chairman and managing director of James Shipstone and Sons, Ltd., of Nottingham. The new knight, who is the 4th son of the late Mr. James Shipstone, the founder of the brewery, has been mainly responsible for building up the business to its present large proportions. Magistrate of the city and a governor of the Nottingham General Hospital. He was a generous patron of the Eye Infirmary, Ellerslie House, and the neurasthenic institute at Beeston Hall. Apart from his personal gifts to the British Red Cross Society during the war he was largely instrumental in organising the provision of the fleet of ambulances given to the society by the brewery trade. Mentioned The Shipstones Brewery.72 |
| (Named) Will | 28 June 1922 | Thomas Shipstone was named as Thomas Shipstone, Brewer, Lenton Firs, Nottingham, Witness, in the Will of James Shipstone dated 28 June 1922.73 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 8 September 1922 | Thomas Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 8 September 1922. Notes and Comments At the private view of Sir John Robinson's yearlings at the Worksop Manor Stud, on Saturday last, a number of Mansfield and Sutton residents interested in horses were present. Sir John was prancing around on his pony and was in great form. He is a remarkable man for 83. Lady Robinson makes a charming hostess and everybody present was made to feel quite at home. A press photographer was in attendance and amongst the groups taken was one which included Sir John, Sir Thomas Shipstone, Mr. J.P. Houften M.P., Major Farr and Mr. R.L. Jones. As to the quality of his yearlings it is doubtful if the Manor Stud ever had a more promising lot.74 |
| Directory | 1923 | He was named in 1923 in the Castle Ward Polling District D. 1923 Autumn 835 R O Shipstone, Thomas, Lenton Firs [no other people in Lenton Firs, Eliza having died in 1919. Edwin & Charlotte Matthew, Edwin Faulkes, Eli & Fanny Sharpe all Lenton Firs Lodge. William & Susannah Cooper at Lenton Firs Farm, Fred Warsop at Farm Cottage Lenton Firs] at Lenton Firs, Derby Road, Castle Ward, NTT .68 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 9 April 1923 | He was mentioned in a newspaper article on 9 April 1923. Lace Dresses for Lady Elizabeth's Wedding Queen's Order from Nottingham Firm The Queen has ordered four dresses of fine Nottingham lace for the wedding of the Duke of York and Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon. This decision has earned the gratitude of local manufacturers and lace workers, who are hard hit by the slump in Nottingham's chief industry. The Dowager Lady Airlie, a lady-in-waiting, will also wear a lace dress at the Royal wedding. The Duchess of Portland has promised to wear lace gowns at Ascot. All the Nottingham banks have subscribed £50 each to a special publicity fund raised by the lace employers federation, whilst 100 guineas each has been subscribed by Sir Thomas Shipstone and the Lace Finishers Association. Exhibitions to show the beauty of Nottingham lace will be held every year in London and numerous seaside and provincial centres.75 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 24 April 1923 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 24 April 1923. Humour From the Bench Nottingham "drunks" join the laughter "If you mean by guilty that I was drunk, I was drunk, but I don't know anything about disorderly because I was drunk!" This was the excuse of George Evans, a sailor, 75 Hall Street, Mansfield Road, who was charged at Nottingham Guildhall today with being drunk and disorderly in Clumber Street the previous night. He was fined 5s. When Maud Hayes, 50, a widow, of 15 Thoresby Street was charged at the same court with being drunk and incapable, Sir Thomas Shipstone inquired of the constable whether he brought the woman to the station in an ambulance. "No Sir, a handcart", replied the constable, amid laughter. Turning to the woman Sir Thomas remarked "You were fined 6s. the last time. We are going to increase it to 6s. 6d. to-day to include the handcart" (laughter).76 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | between 8 September 1923 and 28 June 1923 | He was the subject of a newspaper article between 8 September 1923 and 28 June 1923. Picture house Promotion In the Chancery Division on June 20, Mr. Justice Sargent heard an action by Ernest Henry Reddish, or Ryda mount, Edwalton, Nottingham against Albert Ball, Thomas Shipstone, and Horace William Wright, Nottingham, Francis Bernard Whitty, West Bridgford, Robert Harbridge, Nottingham, and Bernard Condor Whitty, West Bridgford, claiming damages for non-compliance with the Companies Act in connection with the issue of the prospectus of the Croydon Picture House Company, Ltd., in response to which the plaintiff subscribed for 1,600 ordinary shares of £1. Mr Grant said that the first three defendants were promoters of the company, which was incorporated in September, 1920, with a nominal capital of £55,000. It was formed to establish a kinema in North End, Croydon. In April 1920, Mr. Wright entered into an agreement for the purchase of a property in Tamworth Road, for £10,000, which was transferred to the company for £20,000. It was a lamentable fact said Counsel, that the promoters were not straight-forward enough to tell the public that they had doubled the price. The mis-statements alleged to be in the prospectus were in regard to the provision of kinemas already in croydon, and it was not disclosed that the directors were not coming in on the footing of equal shareholders. The prospectus was issued by Nottingham men for Nottingham promotion, and was circulated among local people whom the directors could influence. The company had come to grief and was voluntarily wound up in February 1922, and there was practically nothing for the shareholders, the shares being valueless. After Counsel's opening, a conference took place between the parties and Mr. Grant announced that the action had been settled. The defendants would pay £9,000 in cash in respect of shares which they took on sale of the property. With the assistance of that money it would be possible to make the company successful and to pay a dividend. The plaintiff thought he had been met fairly by the defendants. Mr. Mangham, K.C. for the defendants, said they were extremely well known in Nottingham, where they had a very high reputation. They took every step that they reasonably could from the point of view of personal honesty and integrity to see that the prospectus was a complete compliance with the Act. His clients were extremely sorry that this company, which was started under their auspices, had been unfortunate but they had seen their way to agree to find a substantial sum to put the company on its legs again. Mr. Grant said he unreservedly withdrew all charges of fraud or dishonesty.77 |
| Directory | 1924 | He was named in 1924 in the Castle Ward Polling District D. 1924 Autumn 830 R O Shipstone, Thomas, Lenton Firs [no other people in Lenton Firs, Eliza having died in 1919. Edwin & Charlotte Matthew, Edwin Faulkes, Eli & Fanny Sharpe all Lenton Firs Lodge. William & Susannah Cooper at Lenton Firs Farm, Fred Walkup at Farm Cottage Lenton Firs] at Lenton Firs, Derby Road, Castle Ward, NTT .68 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 25 March 1924 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 25 March 1924. Local Happenings Silver Cup for Local Postmistress Three years ago Sir Thomas Shipstone offered for annual competition a large silver cup to the Nottingham sub-post offices for the highest collection on behalf of the General Hospital. The cup has been won each year by Mrs. J. T. Thompson, mistress of the Denman Street post office, and in recognition of this fact Sir Thomas has presented Mrs. Thompson with a small silver replica of the cup.78 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 18 October 1924 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 18 October 1924. Candidates for four Nottingham Seats List of the first MP.s Nominations took place today. South Nottingham: Bentinck, Henry Cavendish, commonly known as Lord Henry Bentinck (Conservative), Underley Hall, Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland, gentleman, 26 papers Proposers and seconders: included Sir T. Shipstone.79 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 21 November 1924 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 21 November 1924. Farm and Stock Produce Quantity of young Store Pigs to be sold - Apply Sir Thomas Shipstone's Farm, Lenton Firs. 8977b Also advertised on the following day.80 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 31 December 1924 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 31 December 1924. Old Year's Last Drunk Nottingham's Magistrate in Lenient Mood "How soon will you leave the town if I discharge you?" Asked Sir Thos. Shipstone of Albert Lewis, 54, bricklayer, who pleaded guilty at the Nottingham Guildhall to-day being drunk and disorderly in Wheeler Gate yesterday. Accused replied: "as soon as you will let me go." and on leaving the dock he shouted "Thank you sir, I wish you all a Happy New Year."81 |
| Directory | 1925 | He was named in 1925 in the Castle Ward Polling District D. 1925 Spring 852 R O Shipstone, Thomas, Lenton Firs (no other people in Lenton Firs, Eliza having died in 1919) Edwin & Charlotte Matthew, Edwin Faulkes, Eli & Fanny Sharpe all Lenton Firs Lodge. William & Susannah Cooper at Lenton Firs Farm, Fred Walkup at Farm Cottage Lenton Firs at Lenton Firs, Derby Road, Castle Ward, NTT .68 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 9 January 1925 | He was mentioned in a newspaper article on 9 January 1925. Sir Thomas Shipstone (uncle of Mrs. Stanhope) gave beer for the Mrs. Stanhope's "victory whist drive and supper" to say thanks to the Conservative party activists in the recent elections. Subject: Phyllis Helen Cattle Mentioned: Caroline Shipstone and Thomas Shipstone.82 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 26 March 1925 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 26 March 1925. Gifts of £9,00 to General Hospital From Sir T Shipstone and his company It was announced, yesterday, at a meeting of the House Committee of the General Hospital, that Sir Thomas Shipstone had stated his intention of making a handsome gift to the Hospital Building Fund. Sir Thomas Shipstone's personal gift is £6,000, and he has also informed the hospital authorities that his company - Messrs. T. Shipstone and Sons - will give a further donation of £3,000 making £9,000 in all. The announcement was received with the liveliest satisfaction, not only by the committee, but also by the hospital staff, who have not forgotten previous gifts of all kinds from Sir Thomas. Three or more similar gifts will enable the hospital to proceed with their building programme without incurring any dept. Recent gifts to the hospital in connection with the extension scheme include the following: Mr. W. G. Player £50,000 Sir Louis Pearson £5,000 Mr. James Forman £1,000 It was officially stated recently that when the extension is completed, the total cost of maintaining the hospital will be greatly increased, necessitating an augmentation of income by about £10,000 a year. (The use of "Messrs. T. Shipstone and sons" was a typo by the Evening Post, not myself).83 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 17 August 1925 | He was mentioned in a newspaper article on 17 August 1925. Brute's Coal Hammer A husband's brutality towards his wife was related at Nottingham on Saturday when George Broughton (46) was sent to prison for six months for an aggravated assault on his wife. Her face was a mass of discolouration and the conditions of her body was described as terrible. It was stated that Broughton slept with a coal hammer in his bedroom, obviously to terrorise his wife, and that on August 13 he belaboured her until she lost consciousness. Broughton's defence was that she struck him on the head with a poker and kicked him. Passing sentence, Sir Thomas Shipstone said "You are one of the worse brutes that has ever stood in the dock since I have been a magistrate."84 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 25 August 1925 | He was mentioned in a newspaper article on 25 August 1925. Sir Thomas Shipstone, J.P., Chairman and Managing Director of the firm, joined their father in the business in the early seventies...Many of their servants have grown grey in the service, several having, like their chief, passed the half-century mark...Sir Thomas Shipstone is greatly liked as an employer, for he brings the human touch to bear upon all his dealings. Born in 1851, the Chairman and Managing Director is a remarkable man. His years sit very lightly upon him, and he devotes as much attention to business as ever he did. None the less, he finds time to help in the carrying-on of many charitable and philanthropic institutions, to the funds of which he is a generous contributor. Sir Thomas, who was created a knight in 1922, is a Governor of Nottingham General Hospital (picture). Mentioned: James Shipstone, Thomas Shipstone and James Shipstone.85 |
| Directory | 1926 | Thomas Shipstone was named in 1926 in the Castle Ward Polling District D. 1926 Spring 866 R O Shipstone, Thomas, Lenton Firs (No other people in Lenton Firs, Eliza having died in 1919) Edwin Matthew, Edwin Faulkes, Eli & Fanny Sharpe all Lenton Firs Lodge. William & Susannah Cooper at Lenton Firs Farm, Samuel Blatherwick at Farm Cottage Lenton Firs at Lenton Firs, Derby Road, Castle Ward, NTT .68 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 2 January 1926 | He and The Shipstones Brewery were the subject of a newspaper article on 2 January 1926. Carlton and District Councillor's Big Deal Councillor George Marriott, of Eastmoor House, Carlton and head of the firm of Messrs. G. Marriott and Son, estate agents St. James Street, Nottingham, has succeeded in negotiating one of the largest deals in licensed property ever brought-about in Nottingham district. For some time Councillor Marriott has been conducting negotiations with Messrs. George Hooley, Ltd., for the sale of the company's assets including a brewery and a number of licensed houses and beer-offs in Nottingham and district to Messrs. James Shipstone and Sons, Ltd. The matter has been an extremely delicate one to carry through, but at an extraordinary general meeting of George Hooley Ltd., held last Tuesday, the provisional agreement for the sale of all the company's undertakings and assets to messrs. Shipstone , Ltd., was confirmed and ratified. We understand that the purchase price is in the neighbourhood of £150,000. Sir Thomas Shipstone and Councillor Marriott are to be congratulated on the success of their negotiations for acquiring such a valuable and flourishing concern.86 |
| (Witness) Marriage | 17 June 1926 | Thomas Shipstone witnessed the marriage of Marjorie Eileen Shipstone and Hubert Cyril Cutts on 17 June 1926 at The Parish Church of St. Andrew, Nottingham, NTT, Hubert Cyril Cutts age 35, bachelor, company director of 3 Mapperley Road father: John Cutts lace manufacturer = Marjorie Eileen Shipstone, age 23, spinster of Southlands, Arlington Drive father: James Henry Shipstone, Company Director In church by license Wit: Thomas Shipstone Knt Annie Sophia Cutts (John Buchanan Leach?, vicar of Attenborough, NTT).11,87,26 |
| Directory | 1927 | Thomas Shipstone was named in 1927 in the Castle Ward Polling District D. 1927 Autumn 995 R O Shipstone, Thomas, Lenton Firs [no other people in Lenton Firs, Eliza having died in 1919. Edwin & Harry Faulkes, Edwin Matthews and John & Hilda Rennocks all Lenton Firs Lodge. William & Susannah Cooper at Lenton Firs Farm, Samuel & mary Ann Blatherwick at Farm Cottage Lenton Firs] at Lenton Firs, Derby Road, Castle Ward, NTT .68 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 20 January 1927 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 20 January 1927. Gifts to Nottingham Hospital Sir Thomas Shipstone sends Cheque for £1,000. A gift of £1,000 to the Extension Fund of the Nottingham General Hospital was announced at the monthly meeting of the Hospital Governors yesterday. Mr. W. G. Player wrote, as chairman of the Extension Committee enclosing a cheque for £1,000 he had received from Sir Thomas Shipstone, being a contribution from his company. The board passed a vote of thanks to Sir Thomas for his gift.88 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper* | 2 May 1927 | He was mentioned in a newspaper article on 2 May 1927. Nottingham - Two Hospital Extensions Opened Extensions to the Nottingham General and children's hospitals were opened by Princess Mary, Viscountess Lascelles. "The Duke of Portland announced further donations amounting to £4,000, including one of £1,000 from the president, Sir Thomas Shipstone."89 |
| Living | 1928 | He was living in 1928 at Lenton Firs, Nottingham, NTT.49 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 15 December 1928 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 15 December 1928. Public notices - Carlton U.D. Distress Fund Christmas 1928 The local distress committee earnestly appeals for subscriptions: Subscriptions List (includes): Sir Thomas Shipstone £3 3s, 0d, (4th highest subscriber of 41 named, some of which were businesses).90 |
| Living | 1930 | He was living in 1930 at Lenton Firs, Nottingham, NTT.49 |
| Directory | 1930 | He was named in 1930 in the Castle Ward Polling District D. 1930 1846 R O Shipstone, Thomas, Lenton Firs 1847 Rw - Askew, Mary , Lenton Firs 1848 Rw - Hardy, Elsa, Lenton Firs 1849 Rw - Forester, Martha, Lenton Firs 1850 Rw - Rowson, Anna, Lenton Firs 1851 Rw - Jarvis, Annie, Lenton Firs [Edwin, Harry & Alice Ivy Faulkes, Edwin Matthews and John & Hilda Rennocks all Lenton Firs Lodge. William & Susannah Cooper at Lenton Firs Farm, Samuel & Mary Ann Blatherwick at Farm Cottage Lenton Firs] at Lenton Firs, Derby Road, Castle Ward, NTT .68 |
| Directory | 1931 | He was named in 1931 in the Castle Ward Polling District D. 1930 1864 R O Shipstone, Thomas, Lenton Firs 1847 Rw - Askew, Mary , Lenton Firs 1848 Rw - Hardy, Elsa, Lenton Firs 1849 Rw - Forester, Martha, Lenton Firs 1850 Rw - Rowson, Anna, Lenton Firs 1851 Rw - Jarvis, Annie, Lenton Firs [Edwin & Alice Ivy Faulkes, Edwin Matthews and John & Hilda Rennocks all Lenton Firs Lodge. William Thomas & Susannah Cooper at Lenton Firs Farm, Samuel & Mary Ann Blatherwick at Farm Cottage Lenton Firs] at Lenton Firs, Derby Road, Castle Ward, NTT .68 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 1 January 1931 | He and The Shipstones Brewery were the subject of a newspaper article on 1 January 1931. 80th Anniversary of James Shipstone & Son "This year will see the 80th anniversary of the foundation of the well known Nottingham brewing business of Messrs James Shipstone & Sons...Sir Thomas Shipstone, the present Chairman and managing director, is the only surviving son of the late Mr James Shipstone, sen., who founded the business in 1851." Mentioned James Shipstone.91 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 17 February 1932 | Thomas Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 17 February 1932. Improvements at the General Hospital Generous Gift by Sir Thomas Shipstone Old Operating Theatre Reconditioned The old operating Theatre at the Nottingham General Hospital has just been reconditioned at the expense of Sir Thomas Shipstone, who was president of the hospital in 1927-28. It will be remembered that last year a new operating theatre, the gift of Sir Louis Pearson, was opened by Lord Moynihan, and since then the old theatre has been undergoing reconstruction. The cost of the work has been about £4,000. It is impossible for a great hospital like the Nottingham to manage with one main theatre for major operations. Now it will have two, in addition to smaller theatres for othapaedic, nose, ear and throat, and minor operations, and one in the casualty department. The "Shipstone" operating theatre, as it is now to be called, has been in regular use for 30 years, and has been the scene of operations by many eminent surgeons. The reconditioning has been carried out in a most thorough manner. New floors and walls have been formed in terrazzo, and by various devices more space had also been obtained. New features include a fresh operating window, chromium plated and fitted with non-actinic glazing so as to exclude heat rays. Fresh fittings have been installed in the sterilising and anaesthetic rooms as well as in the theatre. All wood work has been removed so as to facilitate cleaning and avoid harbourage of germs. By a special arrangement, ether and spirits will be piped direct into the theatre instead of having to be kept there in containers. Steel and glass cupboards and shelves for instruments and other requirements have been installed. Emergency Lighting An attempt has been made by improving the ventilation to minimise the strain and discomfort entailed on doctors and nurses during major operations, and the air is now warmed and filtered before it enters the theatre. The operating table can be raised or lowered at a touch, and an emergency lighting system functions automatically in the vent of failure of the ordinary supply. A considerable amount of work has also been done to the sterilising, anaesthetic and surgeons rooms, and the communicating corridor to the operating block has been re-formed. Another improvement at the hospital consists of the reconstruction of the therapeutic department. This is now in the ropewalk block. New X-ray apparatus and lead-lined cubicles have been put in. Good progress is bing made with the men's new medical block, which is to take the place of the terrace huts. The huts were built in 1916 for the accommodation of wounded soldiers, and has 47 beds. A portion has already been demolished to make way for the foundations of the new block. It will be a one-storey building overlooking the Park, and will contain 33 beds. The cost is about £23,000, the whole of which is being defrayed by Mr. W. G. Player, the chairman of the Hospital Monthly Board. Messrs. Evans, Clark and Woollatt, of Wheeler-Gate are the architects for the whole alterations.92 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 16 March 1932 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 16 March 1932. Nottingham General Hospital Mr W. G. Player's Princely Gifts includes a reference to: New Operating Theatre Sir Louis also referred to the operating theatre which had been restored through the generosity of Sir Thomas Shipstone. He said that the theatre was now in daily use, and the surgeons described it as the best in the country.93 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 18 June 1932 | He was mentioned in a newspaper article on 18 June 1932. As Sir Thomas Shipstone, who trusted his son-in-law, Mortimer Frederick Ratcliff in a divorce case brought about by Mabel Frances Shipstone. Subject: Mabel Frances Shipstone and Mortimer Frederick Ratcliff Mentioned: Thomas Shipstone.57 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 4 November 1932 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 4 November 1932. 30-ft high bonfire Notts. Rambles' Guy Fawkes Day Rally The members of the Notts. and District Ramblers' Federation are observing the anniversary of Guy Fawkes tomorrow with a huge bonfire at Burton Joyce. The stack, which already towers over 30 feet high, has been built by Mr. Litchfield in the centre of some four acres of land adjoining the Lord Nelson Hotel - a few minutes from the station. Sir Thomas Shipstone generously provided a good deal of the fuel, and in his unavoidable absence the fire will be lit at eight o'clock by Mr. A. Biach, chairman of the Ramblers' Federation. The effigy to be burned is that of the "Guy who wrote the hiking song." There will also be a pyrotechnic display, and those who support the rambers' movement as well as the general public, are invited to be present and if they choose, bring fireworks. A feature of the event is that a refreshment bar where "coffee and hot dogs" may be obtained, has been arranged.94 |
| Living | 1933 | He was living in 1933 at Lenton Firs, Nottingham, NTT.49 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 13 June 1933 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 13 June 1933. More Help for Seaside Fund Five Guineas from Sir Thomas Shipstone Even as far afield as Nottingham there are people who realise the joy that is brought to the lives of poor kiddies ub Keicester and distruict through the "Leicester Evening Mail" Never-Seen-the-Sea Fund. Amongst the latest contributors is one of £5 5s. from Sir thomas Shipstone, and as a result many more children will be able to spend a wonderful day by the sea that up to now has only been a name and a vague imagining to them. Youngsters in the city who have never known the charn of the English seaside or the glory of the sun on the horizon forming a shimmering path over the lazy waves. They will not have that thrill this year unless it is made possible by the generous aid of our readers. Even a small contribution will bring to one or two of these kiddies such joy as many of us can hardly realise. Contributions should be sent to Mr. P. W. G. Russell, honorary secretary of the fund, 1 St. martin's leicester.95 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 21 August 1933 | He was mentioned in a newspaper article on 21 August 1933. Noted as the brother of Helen Shipstone when she donated 12 paintings to Nottingham Castle Art Gallery. Subject: Helen Shipstone Mentioned: Thomas Shipstone.96 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 15 January 1934 | He was mentioned in a newspaper article on 15 January 1934. Mentioned as a brother of Helen Shipstone. Subject: Helen Shipstone Mentioned: Thomas Shipstone.97 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 16 January 1934 | He was mentioned in a newspaper article on 16 January 1934. Mentioned as a brother of Helen Shipstone. Subject: Helen Shipstone Mentioned: Thomas Shipstone.98 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 17 January 1934 | He was mentioned in a newspaper article on 17 January 1934. Mentioned as a brother of Helen Shipstone, and a mourners at her funeral. 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.99 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 18 January 1934 | Thomas Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 18 January 1934. Mentioned as a brother of Helen Shipstone, and a mourners at her funeral. 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.100 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 13 October 1934 | Thomas Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 13 October 1934. Sir Thomas Shipstone Celebrating his 83rd Birthday To-Day Sir Thomas Shipstone is celebrating his 83rd birthday to-day. Sir Thomas, who is in excellent health, is head of the firm of Messrs. J. S. Shipstone and Sons, which was founded by his father. He has been a generous benefactor to the Nottingham General Hospital and other charitable institutions.101 |
| Living* | 1935 | He was living in 1935 at Lenton Firs, Nottingham, NTT.49 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 26 January 1935 | He and The Shipstones Brewery were the subject of a newspaper article on 26 January 1935. West Bridgford's Two New hotels Described Details and sketch of the Wolds Hotel Sir T. Shipstone's Big Scheme Messrs. Hansons' Plans for the Melton Hotel The chief topic of conversation in West Bridgford during the past week has been the news published in our last issue that applications are to be made for the grant of licenses for the sale of intoxicants at two new hotels to be erected in the district. The applications will be heard by the Notts. Licensing Magistrates at the Nottingham Shire Hall on Wednesday February 6. ("sketch of proposed Wolds Hotel, Loughborough Road") ... The two applications for licences are being made by Messrs. Shipstone, Ltd., and Messrs. Hansons, Ltd., the last-named applying for the permission of the magistrates to transfer the license of the "Miner's Rest" from premises situate at Newthorpe, Greasley, to a new hotel to be built on the west side of Melton-Road, Edwalton Hill, West Bridgford. ... Messrs. James Shipstone and Sons Ltd., whose brewery is at New Basford, are the owners of no fewer than 568 licensed houses within a radius of 30 miles of Nottingham, and during the past three years have paid over £2,100,000 to the Government for beer duty alone, along with thousands of pounds each year for other rates and taxes. Wolds Hotel Described Years ago, Sir Thomas Shipstone, the head of this huge concern, lived in West Bridgford and later at Edwalton, before removing to his present address near Wollaton Park. Sir Thomas is therefore particularly interested in West Bridgford and anxious to provide a luxury hotel of which all residents in the district would have reason to be proud. ... (lots of detail about the artchitecture interior etc. and "what the readers say" letters for and against) The secretary of the Nottinghamshire Agricultural Society, Mr. H. B. Fletcher, reports that the Jubilee show at Welbeck Abbey on Whit Monday, yielded a net profit of £444. The committee appointed considered the conditions for the competition for the best malting barleys grown in the county for 1936 crop, and £100 is again being given to the Society ot use, as was used for 1934 and 1935 crops. It is hoped the donors of the prizes for oats will repeat their offer, also, for this year's crop. For the 1936 accounts, Sir Thomas Shipstone contributed £100, and since then another donor has given 100 guineas, which the Council have decided to apply to the invested fund.102 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 10 October 1935 | Thomas Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 10 October 1935. Private Flying - News from the clubs - Events and activity at the clubs and Schools Tollerton - "Sir Thomas Shipstone has presented the club with a very handsome silver cup which will be competed for in the near future."103 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 10 October 1935 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 10 October 1935. Private Flying - News from the clubs - Events and activity at the clubs and Schools Tollerton - "Sir Thomas Shipstone has presented the club with a very handsome silver cup which will be competed for in the near future."103 |
| (Subject) Newspaper* | 18 July 1936 | He and James Leslie Shipstone were the subject of a newspaper article on 18 July 1936. Public Notices King George V National Memorial Fund List of donations: (Includes:) William Pidcock 5-0-0 E.E.Selby 1-0-0 "Anonymous" Trevose-Gardens (Lamins) -5-0 H Booth 5-5-0 Mr and Mrs. James L. Shipstone 5-5-0 Sir Thomas Shipstone 10-10-0 R.A. Shipstone 10-10-0 Total: £1,002-14-0 (on the same page - next column - there is a Notts. County Football Club third subscription appeal. This raises £3000 including: G.J. Mackness Esq., 5-0-0) Mentioned Ronald Arthur Shipstone and George John Mackness.104 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 9 September 1936 | Thomas Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 9 September 1936. As Sir Thomas Shipstone, grandfather of the bride Molly Radcliff on her marriage to Mr. Philip R. Lill at Nottingham. Also presented a cheque as a wedding gift to the couple. Subject: Philip Ronald Lill and Molly Ratcliff Mentioned: Margaret Ratcliff, Mabel Frances Shipstone, Mortimer Frederick Ratcliff, Thomas Shipstone and Ronald Arthur Shipstone.105 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 27 November 1936 | Thomas Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 27 November 1936. £25,000 for Nottingham hospital Mr. John Player gave an additional £25,000 for another 40 beds in Nottingham Women's Hospital, a puerperal fever block and a nurses home. Sir Thomas Shipstone gave the site for the fever block.106 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 27 November 1936 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 27 November 1936. £25,000 Gift to Hospital A £25,000 gift to the Nottingham Hospital for Women by Mr. John Dane Player, a member of the well-known tobacco family, and Mrs. Player, was announced yesterday at the annual bazaar in aid of the hospital. Announcing the gift, Mr. J. A. Simpson, chairman of the hospital committee, explained that the gift would enable accommodation to be extended from 60 beds to 100. It would also be possible to erect a separate block for puerperal fever cases, and for the building of a new nurses home. Sir Thomas Shipstone had bought a site overlooking the Arboretum for the new fever block, at a cost of £1,3000 and had presented it to the hospital. The gift of Mr and Mrs Player was originally £20,000 said Mr. Simpson, but when the committee discovered that the better scheme would cost £21,500, and that there would also be the cost of equipping the new buildings, Mr. Player on Wednesday generously increased the gift by £5,000.107 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 17 December 1936 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 17 December 1936. £1,000 Gift for Nottingham General Hospital Sir Thomas Shipstone's Reply to Radio Appeal £2,000 more promised. At a meeting of the Monthly Board of the Nottingham General Hospital, yesterday, Sir Louis Pearson, who presided, gave the results of a recent broadcast appeal for the extension of the hospital. Included in the sum was a cheque for £1,000 with a promise of a further £2,000 from Sir Thomas Shipstone, an old and loyal supporter of the institution. The total amounting received and promised to date is £7,731. The nursing committee reported that eight nurses entered for the final and five nurses for the preliminary state examinations of the General Nursing Council for England and Wales, all of whom had been successful. The Board passed a vote of thanks to the matrons, sisters, and nurses for a contribution of £500 which they had raised in various ways for the pay bed block funds, and congratulated them on the success of their efforts. The daily average number of patients in the hospital during November was 353.2 and at "The Cedars" 104.3, a total of 457.5.108 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 26 January 1937 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 26 January 1937. City Engineer Negotiations The City Engineer has been negotiating with the surveyors to Sir Thomas Shipstone, the owner of land through which the Middleton Boulevard extension will pass, and that he has agreed subject to approval by the City Council, to acquire an additional area of 16.026 acres in connection with the extension. ... The site is bounded on two sides by the Cut Through Lane and Abbey Lane, and extends to within a short distance of Highfield Road.109 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 18 March 1937 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 18 March 1937. Nottingham General Hospital Duke of Portland to open Pay Bed Block. At a meeting of the Monthly Board of the Nottingham General Hospital, yesterday, Sir Louis Pearson presiding, the Pay Bed Block committee reported that it had arranged for the formal opening of the wing on Wednesday July 28th, and that the Duke of Portland had consented to perform the ceremony. The House committee reported the receipt of £2,000, a further donation from Sir Thomas Shipstone in response to the chairman's wireless appeal.110 |
| Note* | 5 November 1937 | Letter to/from Sir Thomas Shipstone re attendance at Mechanics Institute centenary banquet, Nottingham. Can be found in Notts CRO, indexed in Access-to-Archives.111 |
| Living | 1938 | He was living in 1938 at Lenton Firs, Nottingham, NTT.49 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 13 October 1938 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 13 October 1938. Sir Thomas Shipstone Eighty-Seven Still takes interest in business Gifts To Hospital Many people will desire to join in the extension of good wishes to Sir Thomas Shipstone, of Lenton Firs, Nottingham, who yesterday celebrated his 87th birthday. A remarkably virile man for his age, Sir Thomas still takes an active interest in the brewery company of which he is principal, and in many charitable organisations. The Nottingham General Hospital, of which he is a governor, has particular reason to be grateful to his beneficence. In 1925 he and his firm donated £9,000 towards the Rope Walk wing building fund; in 1931 he gave £4,000 for re-conditioning of the old operating theatre, which is now known by his name; and in 1926 he made a further gift of £3,000 following Sir Louis Pearson's broadcast appeal. In all his gifts towards the hospital have exceeded £20,000. The Eye Infirmary, Ellerslie House, the British Red Cross Society, and Nottingham University College have also been objects of his generosity. Sir Thomas, who has been on the Commission of the Peace for the City for over a quarter of a century, was knighted in 1922. Recently he has been in indifferent health, but is now stated to be improving.112 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 1939 | He was the subject of a newspaper article in 1939. Nottingham Official Handook 1939 Brewers Sir Thomas Shipstone is named as the only surviving son of the late James Shipstone, and the present Chairman and managing Director of James Shipstone & Sons Ltd, Star Brewery, New Basford.113 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 18 February 1939 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 18 February 1939. The Duchess of Gloucester at Nottingham Extension to Women's Hospital The Duchess of Gloucester opened extensions to the Women's Hospital in Nottingham. Sir Thomas Shipstone is mentioned as giving the site of the fever block.114 |
| (Present-Main-Alone) Cen-Househ* | 29 September 1939 | He was listed at the top of the household in the 1939 UK Register of Lenton Firs, Derby Road, Nottingham, NTT, described as Shipstone, Sir Thos., male, born 13 Oct 1851, widower, Director of public limited company Brewer with no others in the household, but Lenton Lodge, First Farm & Firs Farm were listed separately (who were working on Thomas' Estate, e.g. Chauffeur, poultry man, farm labourer etc.)115 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 14 October 1939 | Thomas Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 14 October 1939. Appeal to Horse-Owners Providing for Air Raid Emergencies Nottingham horse owners are asked to furnish Mr. Auchterlonie, of 65 Ilkeston Road, regional organiser of the N.A.R.P.A.C. with particulars of their stabling and standings, number of horses and a rough draught of the thoroughfares traversed by those animals, in order that steps may be taken to provide shelters for them when away from home. In congested parts of the city old garages or other buildings may be utilised, and it is hoped to re-open the veterinary premises on the Parliament Street railway bridge for this purpose. Help is forthcoming from many sources. Sir Thomas Shipstone has offered to place 12 standings at Basford at the disposal of the committee, and a local garage company have granted the loan for the duration of the war of a shooting brake formerly owned by the Duke of Portland. This will be used as a first-aid tender for rushing men out to deal with animals which may have been injured in a raid.116 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 15 March 1940 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 15 March 1940. Pay Bed Block Pays When the Pay-Bed wing at Nottingham General Hospital was opened about 18 months ago, there was a debt on the building of slightly over £10,000 The chairman of the Board, Sir louis Pearson, decided to make a special appeal to raise the money. He wrote personal letters to his friends and others in whom he thought the spring of genrosity could be touched, and the annual report of the hospital now reveals that towards the £10,000, a sum of £7229 has been either received or promised. This total includes £2,000 from Sir Thomas Shipstone and Sir Louis himself, £1,250 from an anonymous donor and £1,000 from Lieut-Col. M. Gervia pearson. Sir Louis Pearson's daughter, Mrs. P. Cattanach, in also a subscriber. I am sorry to say that Sir Louis has not been very well recently, and this indisposition has checked his efforts for this appeal, but I am assured that it will not be long before he raises the remaining £3,000. It is interesting to note that the Pay Bed wing is self-supporting, and among the patients who have been treated there are the Duchess of Norfolk and Lady Daresbury.117 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 October 1940 and 31 December 1940 | His death was registered between 1 October 1940 and 31 December 1940 at R.D. Nottingham Ref: 7b 501, Shipstone, Thomas age 89.64,118 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 3 October 1940 | He was mentioned in a newspaper article on 3 October 1940. Notts R.F.C. player killed - John Vinter Gurteen was a great nephew of Sir Thomas Shipstone. Subject: John Vinter Gurteen Mentioned: Sir Thomas Shipstone, Conrad Sharp Gurteen and Frances Annie Vinter.119 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 15 October 1940 | Thomas Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 15 October 1940. Sir Thomas Shipstone The condition of Sir Thomas Shipstone who is lying gravely ill at his residence, Lenton Firs, Nottingham, was to-day stated to be the same as yesterday.120 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 17 October 1940 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 17 October 1940. Sir Thomas Shipstone's Illness The many friends of Sir Thomas Shipstone, who has been lying gravely ill at his residence, Lenton Firs, Nottingham, will be very pleased to hear that this morning he is slightly better.121 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 18 October 1940 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 18 October 1940. Sir Thomas Shipstone The condition of Sir Thomas Shipstone who is lying gravely ill at his residence at Lenton Firs, Nottingham, was this morning stated to be unchanged.122 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 19 October 1940 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 19 October 1940. Sir Thomas Shipstone's Illness "condition very grave" was the report issued this morning on Sir Thomas Shipstone who is lying ill at his residence at Lenton Firs, Nottingham.123 |
| (Deceased) Death* | 20 October 1940 | He died on 20 October 1940 at Lenton Firs, Derby Road, Lenton, NTT, age 89.4,124,36 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 21 October 1940 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 21 October 1940. Sir Thomas Shipstone Dead. Head Of Well-Known Brewery GREAT BENEFACTOR The death occurred yesterday, of Sir Thomas Shipstone, of Lenton Firs, Nottingham, and principal of the well-known brewery company that bears his name. On Sunday, October 13th, he attained his 89th birthday. Sir Thomas, who had been described as "a little man with a big heart" was born on October 13th, 1851. He was the fourth son of the late Mr. James Shipstone, the founder of the brewery firm of James Shipstone and Sons Ltd., and one of the largest concerns of its kind in this part of the Midlands. He had been chairman and managing director of the company, and under his active control, and with the help given by his two nephews, Mr. J. H. and Mr. Ronald Shipstone, the business has been extensively developed. A man of generous sympathies, he gave largely from his ample means to a number of charitable, philanthropic, and educational institutions The General Hospital had particular reason to be grateful for his beneficence. In 1925 he made a personal gift of £6,000 to the building fund, and also announced a further donation of £3,000 from his firm. This was by no means the first time nor the last that he helped the hospital, of which he was president in 1927. Another example of his generosity was provided in 1931, when he gave £4,000 for the reconditioning of the old operating theatre which is now known by his name. During the last war, he made large personal gifts to the British Red Cross Society and organised a fleet of ambulances from the brewery trade. The Eye Infirmary Ellerslie House (the home for paralysed soldiers and sailors), University College endowment fund, new local churches, and the Bomber Fund, were also objects of his generosity. He was knighted in 1922. He had been on the commission of the peace for the city for nearly 30 years. Sir Thomas, who married a daughter of Mr. John Loverseed, of The Park, Nottingham, had three daughters, Mrs Mackness, wife of Lieut-Commander G.J. Mackness, Nottingham, Mrs Snell, wife of Dr. J. Eric Snell, Edwalton, and Mrs. Ratcliff, Derby-Road, Nottingham. 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. The interment takes place in the Church Cemetery on Thursday, and will be preceded by a service at St. Andrew's Church. Mentioned James Shipstone, The Shipstones Brewery, Ronald Arthur Shipstone, James Henry Shipstone, Annie Eliza Shipstone, Mabel Frances Shipstone, Helena Kathleen Shipstone and Caroline Shipstone.125 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 22 October 1940 | Thomas Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 22 October 1940. Obituaries: Sir Thomas Shipstone. Sir Thomas Shipstone, chairman and managing director of Shipstone & Sons Limited, Nottingham, died at Lenton Firs, Nottingham, on October 20 at the age of 89. He was a contributor to many charitable and philanthropic institutions, and during the last War gave valuable practical support to the Red Cross Society. Among other gifts he presented a fully equipped motor-ambulance. For many years he had taken a prominent part in the public life of the City of Nottingham. He was a magistrate and a governor of the General Hospital. In 1875 he married Eliza, daughter of Mr. John Loverseed, of The Park, Nottingham. Mentioned Eliza Loverseed.126 |
| Research* | 22 October 1940 | Research: Thomas died after 56 year's service "After 56 years of service in the business, the chairman, Sir Thomas, died in 1940."27 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 23 October 1940 | Thomas Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 23 October 1940. Remembrance 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. Mentioned Annie Eliza Shipstone, Mabel Frances Shipstone and Helena Kathleen Shipstone.127 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 24 October 1940 | Thomas Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 24 October 1940. Funerals Sir Thomas Shipstone, St. Andrew's, Nottingham, 12:30.128 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 24 October 1940 | He was buried on 24 October 1940 at Church or "Rock" Cemetery, Nottingham, NTT, Service Thursday, 12:50. Described as Thomas Shipstone, age 89, of "Lenton Firs", Derby Road, Lenton In Loving memory of Eliza the beloved wife of Thomas Shipstone who died January 31st 1919 aged 65 years For so he giveth his beloved sleep. Psalm CXXVII. Also of Thomas Shipstone, Kt who died October 20th 1940 in his 90th year.124 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 25 October 1940 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 25 October 1940. Employees as Pall Bearers at Sir T. Shipstone's Funeral Sir Thomas Shipstone was buried yesterday. The funeral of this well-known Nottingham citizen was attended by a most representative muster of civic and business personalities of the city. The burial was in the Nottingham Church Cemetery and was preceded by a service at St. Andrew's Church, Mansfield Road, Nottingham by Canon Dudley Hart, Vicar of Carrington, a personal friend of the Shipstone family, and the Rev., J. B. Fraser vicar of St.Andrews? Nottingham. Family Mourners The family mourners were: Dr. and Mrs. Eric Snell (son-in-law and daughter), Mr. and Mrs. M.F. Ratcliff (son-in-law and daughter), Lieut-Com. G.J.Mackness D.S.C., R.N., and Mrs Mackness (son-in-law and daughter), Miss R... I. Ferguson (granddaughter), Miss Hardy (house keeper) .. Mrs Frederic Cattle (sister), Mr. J.H. and Mr. R. A. Shipstone (nephews), Mrs. R.A. Shipstone (niece) The misses Barbera, Joan and Patricia? (grand-daughters), Flt.-Lieut ? Snell R.A.F. (grandson), .... Ratcliff (grandson), Mrs. .... (granddaughter), Mr. Lill ... Mr A. W. Loverseed, nephew. ... L. Shipstone (great ...) and Mrs. J.L. Shipstone ... (also representing .... Horsley), Mr. Vinter .... Mrs. Vinter (niece) ..... Pain, Sir Jesse Hind, Mr. A Lamin ... the fact that they are .. with H.M. Forces Surgeon ... J. B. Snell, R.N.V.R., Cadet ... Mackness (grandsons) and ? Lieut. R.L. Ferguson... son-in-law of Commander G.J. Mackness were unable to be present The Bearers ... employees of Messrs. James Shipstone and Sons., Ltd., who ... aggregate of 240 years of service to the firm, acted as pall bearers?. ... were Messrs. A. E. C. Teb- ... (Managing clerk), 40 years; Mr. C. R. Moffatt (assistant ....) 30 years; G. Chettle (head cellarman), 51 years; G. ....? (head horsekeeper), 44 years; ... H. Taylor (traveller), 45 years and T. Page (transport ...) 30 years. At? St. Andrews Mr. M. Feather- ... with 18 year's service .... Mr. W. J. Witton, private ..... who has 40 years' service to his credit, were ushers. Managers and Staff In the church were the following members of the staff and departmental managers of Messrs. Shipstone's - Messrs. J. Hutton (head brewer), J.L.N. Cutts (chief forwarding clerk), E. Wheatcroft (chief bottle forwarding clerk), W. Tye (maltster), J. Carter (bottle beer department manager), W. J. Swan?-Bradford (architect), T. Gardner? (assistant architect), J.L. Lamin (Head maltster), H. Cooper, W. Hills, F. Lacey, H. C. Gosling and B. R. Marples (travellers) ... others. The service was of dignified simplicity. The hymns "Abide With Me" and "The Day Thou Gavest" were sung, in addition to the Twenty-third Psalm and the Nunc Dimittis. Mr. L. Henniker was at the organ. There was no address. General Mourners (many reported here > 100) In Floral Tributes There were about 150 wreaths and senders included: (a long list). Many of the wreaths came from licencees in the area, and the tribute of Mr. H. B. Fletcher of Messrs. Turner Fletcher and Essex took the form of a donation to the Nottingham General Hospital. // (TBD) Others present included: Sir Albert and Lady Ball, Sir Harold Bowden, Sir Albert Atkey, the Sheriff of Nottingham (Alderman E. A. Braddock), the Town Clerk (Mr J. E. Richards, also representing the Lord Mayor of Nottingham), Sir William Hicking, Colonel W. R. Rook, Captain J. Farr, Mr. S. C. Armitage, Sir Louis Pearson, Major S Hartshorn, Sir Charles Pain, and Sir Jesse Hind. Members of the family also included Mr A. W. Loverseed, nephew. Other member of the family specifically mentioned were 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.129 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 26 October 1940 | Thomas Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 26 October 1940. Funerals: The funeral service for Sir Thomas Shipstone The funeral service for Sir Thomas Shipstone was held at St. Andrew's Church, Nottingham, on Thursday. Canon C. D. Hart and the Rev. J. B. Fraser officiated. Others present included: Sir Albert and Lady Ball, Sir Harold Bowden, Sir Albert Atkey, the Sheriff of Nottingham (Alderman E. A. Braddock), the Town Clerk (Mr J. E. Richards, also representing the Lord Mayor of Nottingham), Sir William Hicking, Colonel W. R. Rook, Captain J. Farr, Mr. S. C. Armitage, Sir Louis Pearson, Major S Hartshorn, Sir Charles Pain, and Sir Jesse Hind. Members of the family also included Mr A. W. Loverseed, nephew. Other member of the family specifically mentioned were 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.129 |
| (Deceased) Prob Index* | 11 February 1941 | In the Probate Index, the deceased was described as Shipstone Sir Thomas of Lenton Firs, Nottingham, Knight died 20 October 1940. Authority to administer the Estate was granted to Annie Eliza Shipstone and George John Mackness described as Annie Eliza Snell (wife of James Eric Boobbyer Snell) and George John Mackness retired lieutenant-commander R.N. along with Sir Charles John Pain, chartered accountant and Arthur Lamin company secretary. on 11 February 1941 by The Probate Office, Nottingham. Estate valued at £295085 15s 5d.35,36 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 24 February 1941 | Thomas Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 24 February 1941. Sir Thomas Shipstone's Bequests Estate valued at nearly £300,000. Annuities for servants. The gross value of the estate of the last Sir Thomas Shipstone, of Lenton Firs, Nottingham, has been returned at £295,085 11s 5d., and the net value of the personalty £195,182 14 s 2d. Duty has been paid amounting to £81,829 19s., 9d. Sir Thomas's Will says: "Owing to the heavy death duties now in force, and to the large sums which I have given in my lifetime to numerous charities, I am not making any charitable bequests". After the payment of duties and testamentary expenses, and providing for a number of legacies and annuities, the residue of his estate is bequeathed to his daughters in equal shares during their lifetime, with the remainder to his grandchildren. Probate has been granted to his executors, Sir Charles Pain, Mrs. Eric Snell (his eldest daughter), Mr. Arthur Lamin (a director of James Shipstone & Sons, Ltd.), Lieut-Comdr. V. George John Mackness, R.N. (son-in-law). Pecuniary legacies, free of all duties, are bequeathed to the following: £1,000 each to his daughters, Mrs. Eric Snell and Helene Kathleen Mackness; £1,500 each to his nieces Gladys Dorothea Shipstone and Sylvia Kathleen Adams (daughters of his late brother, Enoch Shipstone); £200 each to his nieces Frances Elizabeth Taylor and Margaret Emily Taylor (daughters of his brother John Shipstone); £100 to his nephew, Aubrey Loverseed; £750 to Sir Charles Pain; £250 to Commander Mackness, and £1,000 to Mr. Arthur Lamin. The sum of £500 is left to Dr. George Edward Antoine Robinson "in satisfaction of any moneys which may be owing by me to him at the date of my decease" and £100 to Dr. H. S. Young, of Gregory-Boulevard, who has attended the staff at Lenton Firs for many years, in appreciation of the service he has rendered. Servants Remembered: To his housekeeper, Elsa Hardy, there is a legacy of £650, and annuity of £365, free of tax, the beer-off shop and premises at Sneinton Dale and two water colour pictures by Baxter and C. E. Wilson, along with the contents of her bedroom. He also leaves to his housemaid, Mary Askew, an annuity of £104, tax free, a legacy of £100 and the contents of her bedroom. Sir Thomas says "I desire it to be known that the bequest to Elsa Hardy and Mary Askew have been made by me in recognition of and as an ackowledgement of many years of devoted service and attention which they respectively gave my wife and myself and which since her death they have given to me." Twenty-four legacies of various sums, ranging from £15 to £30 are left to members of the staff of James Shipstone and Sons. The following annuities, tax free, were left to his grandchildren : Margaret Ratcliff £250, Molly Lill £400 and Mortimer Shipstone Ratcliffe £250. He leaves his chauffeur, E. T. Matthews, an annuity of £156, and a legacy of £100; his head gardener, William Faulkes, an annuity of £104; his gardener, John Rennock, an annuity of £78; his farm bailiff, Samuel Blatherwick, an annuity of £52; and £50 to his friend Leslie Charles Crockford, solicitor. Other Bequests: Personal bequests included the following: 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; to Mrs. Mackness his Rolls-Royce car, "the diamond ring which I wear" a diamond "donkey" brooch, a diamond horseshoe-pin, and 20 shares in James Shipstone and Sons, Ltd; to his grandson, Thomas Snell, a gold watch; and a gold Albert chain to Commander Mackness. To his nephew James Henry Shipstone, goes a picture "Cattle Grazing", by Louis Hurt, another picture "Enlisted" by Kilburn to Sir Charles Pain, and a third picture "Ferreting in Amphill Park" by J. F. Lewis R.A., to his nephew, Ronald Arthur Shipstone, while to a friend, John Farr he leaves a silver donkey. Sir Thomas appointed Sir Charles Pain to succeed him in the office of governing director of the Lenton Trust, Ltd; and he bequeaths the whole of the shares in that trust to follow the settlements he had made on his daughters during his lifetime. Other member of the family specifically mentioned were 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.130 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 24 February 1941 | Thomas Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 24 February 1941. £52 for a Carpet Sale of Late Sir Thomas Shipstone's Effects Keen interest was shown to-day in the sale of the contents of the late Sir Thomas Shipstone's residence, Lenton Firs. The sale, which comprises some 1,300 lots, and will extend over 5 days, includes some choice decorative china, fine marble and bronze statuary, exquisitely carved ivories, and one of the best local collections of modern oil paintings and water colours. Mr. Lionel Kirk, of Messrs. Place and Kirk, conducted the sale, and there was keen competition for the contents of the entrance hall, which were offered first. The highest price in the first hour's selling was £52 paid for a Turkey carpet. An eight-day long case clock realised £46. Many of the late Sir Thomas's pieces of statuary also figured in the early part of the sale. Among the bronzes sold were two horses jumping a hurdle by Cristesco, which realised £25; a group "The Kill" by P. J. Mene, £17; a bronze elephant, £7 10s; boy with violin, by A. Gaudez, £4; a statuette "Le Couvre-feu", £4.131 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 25 February 1941 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 25 February 1941. Keen Interest in Sales of Lenton Firs Treasures There were so many people in the auction room at Lenton Firs, Derby-road, Nottingham, yesterday, for the opening of the sale that some of the bigger lots were crowded out. The contents of the house, the property of the late Sir Thomas Shipstone, attracted great interest among both professional buyers in the city and county and from householders. Long before the sale was started by the auctioneer, Mr. Lionel Kirk, the room was packed. The sale continues for five days, when hundreds of treasures, including famous pictures, antiques and bronzes will have been sold. Some fine bronzes The main feature of the first part of the sale was keen bidding for a number of fine bronzes - chiefly animal figures and miniature French and Florentine bronzes. Two oriental bronze herons, standing higher than the auctioneer's assistants, fetched £2 17s. 6d. and £2 2s. 6d. respectively, while there were several keen bids for an Oriental bronze tortoise, which went for £1 10s. A curious stuffed bird, introduced as an Australian emu, stood solemnly by until it was finally knocked-down for £1 2s. Exquisitely-modelled bronzes, a camel and giraffe, fetched £3 10s., and a French (Manin) model of a heron and bulldog £1 10s. A marble pedestal which had cost originally £40, went for £3 10s. Duel for Carpets Although they fetched only 36s., a Florentine bronze model of a mountain goat and a small model of a camel attracted interest. A finely-carved French bronze statuette, originally costing £35 was knocked down for £4. Also in the animal collection was an embossed lion doorstop which went for £3 5s., a stuffed leopard for £4, and a bronze elephant for £7 10s. One of the keenest bids was for a bronze statue "The Kill", depicting huntsmen, horse and hounds. This originally cost over £80 and after bids lasting several minutes went for £17. A French bronze group of two horses jumping a hurdle fetched £25. A Turkey carpet was eagerly sought by two bidders and went for £52, while a Turkey rug went for £7 5s. (Note the picture above shows "first of a series of convalescent homes for soldiers to be established in the area at Edwalton Grange" - owned by Mr. and Mrs, W.A. Woodsend. It is possible that one of Sir Thomas Shipstone's grandchildren - via A E Snell - is pictured but not named).132 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 25 February 1941 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 25 February 1941. Owing to death duties, Sir T. Shipstone made no charitable bequests in Will "Owing to the heavy death duties now in force and to the large sums which I have given in my lifetime to numerous charities, I am not making charitable bequests." This passage occurs in the Will of the late Sir Thomas Shipstone (Photo "The Late Sir Thomas Shipstone"), of Lenton Firs, Nottingham, probate of which has been granted to the executors, Sir Charles Pain, Mrs. Eric Snell (daughter), Mr. Arthur Lamin (directors of James Shipstone & Sons Ltd.), and Lieut.-Commander George Mackness, R.N. (son-in-law). The gross value of the estate in Great Britain, is returned at £295,085 15s 5d., and the net personalty £195,182 14 s 2d. Duty on account amounting to £81,829 19s. 9d has been paid. The following pecuniary legacies are bequeathed free of all duties: £1,000 each to his daughters, Mrs. Eric Snell and Mrs. Mackness; £1,500 each to his nieces, Gladys Dorothea Shipstone and Sylvia Kathleen Adams (daughters of his late brother, Enoch Shipstone); £200 each to his nieces, Frances Elizabeth and Margaret E Taylor (daughters of his brother John); £100 to his nephew, Aubrey Loverseed; Jewels and Car He also leaves to Mrs. Snell his ruby and diamond tiepin, and his diamond fox's head tiepin along with 20 ordinary shares in James Shipstone and Sons, Ltd. To Mrs. Mackness his Rolls-Royce car, "the diamond ring which I wear" a diamond "donkey" brooch, a diamond horseshoe-pin, and 20 shares in James Shipstone and Sons, Ltd To his grandson, Thomas Snell, a gold watch. Sir Thomas left £750 to Sir Charles Pain, £250 to Lieut-Commander Mackness, £1,000 to Mr. Arthur Lamin; "To my friend George Edward Antoine Robinson M.D., the sum of £500 in satisfaction of any monies which may be owing by me to him at the date of my decease"; and A legacy of £100 to Dr. H. S. Young, Gregory-Boulevard, who has attended my staff at Lenton Firs for many years, in appreciation of services rendered." Devoted Service Referring to bequests made to his housekeeper, Elsa Hardy, and his housemaid, Mary Askew, testator states : "I desire it to be known that the bequests have been made by me in recognition of and as an acknowledgment of many years of devoted service and attention which they respectively gave to my late wife and myself and which since her death they have given to me." To Elsa Hardy, there is a legacy of £650, and annuity of £365, free of tax, his beer-off shop and premises at 102 Sneinton Dale, and two water colour pictures, "Love me, Love my dog" (by Baxter) and "as good as gold" (by C. E. Wilson), and the contents of her bedroom. To Mary Askew, he leaves an annuity of £104 free of tax, a legacy of £100 and the contents of her bedroom. Sir Thomas left 22 legacies varying from £15 to £30 to various members of the staff of James Shipstone and Sons Ltd. The following annuities, free of tax, were left to his grandchildren : £250 to Margaret Ratcliff; £400 to Molly Lill; £250 to Mortimer Shipstone Ratcliffe. He left an annuity of £156, and a legacy of £100 to his chauffeur, E. T. Matthews; an annuity of £104 to his head gardener, William Faulkes; annuity of £78 to his gardener, John Rennock; and an annuity of £52 to his farm bailiff, Samuel Blatherwick. Favourite Pictures Other bequests include: His large gold albert chain to Lt-Commander G.J. Mackness; a picture "Cattle Grazing" (by Louis Hurt) to his nephew James Henry Shipstone; picture "Enlisted" (by Kilburn) to Sir Charles Pain; picture "Ferreting in Amphill Park" (by J. F. Lewis R.A.) to his nephew, Ronald Arthur Shipstone; solid silver donkey to his friend, John Farr; £50 to his friend Leslie Charles Crockford, solicitor, Nottingham. The testator appoints Sir Charles Pain to succeed him in the office of governing director of the Lenton Trust, Ltd., and he bequeathed the whole of the shares in that trust to follow the settlements he had made on his daughters during his lifetime. The residue of his estate, after paying his debts and testamentary expenses and providing for the legacies and annuities under his will, is bequeathed to his daughters in equal shares during their lifetime, with the remainder over to his grand-children.133 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 26 February 1941 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 26 February 1941. First Day's Total £2,200 Keen bidding at Lenton Firs Sale Bidders stood shoulder to shoulder in the auction room at Lenton Firs, Derby-road, Nottingham, yesterday, as they competed keenly for the fine bronzes amongst the effects of the late Sir Thomas Shipstone. Monday's total was £2,200, and it was evident from the prices fetched by many of the lots yesterday that interest in the sale has not flagged. An C.A. mains H.M.V. all-wave radiogram realised 143 guineas after bidding had opened at 40 guineas. With its exquisitely carved mahogany cabinet in the form of a Chinese pagoda, the Aeolian gramophone found a quick sale at £5. A Florentine bronze nude figure "The Huntsman", by Lanson, caught the eye of the buyers, whose bidding raised the price to £23. Equally keen was the competition for another bronze, this time a group of two wolves by the Frenchman Joiret. It was sold for £21. The price paid for a bronze group of two horses and a rider, by Malissard, was £15. A handsome Turkey carpet attracted the attention of the buyers to the extent of a final bid of £42. Possible danger to property from incendiary bombs probably proved an incentive to the purchase of a steel fire-proof safe. The successful bidder paid £34 for it. Lively interest was also displayed in the pollard oak dining furniture. For £21 a sideboard changed hands, while for a set of ten dining chairs £29 was paid.134 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 26 February 1941 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 26 February 1941. Sir T. Shipstone's Pictures Good Prices Realised At To-day's Sale Prices of 125gns., 100gns. and 80gns. were paid for pictures at the sale at Lenton Firs, Nottingham, to-day, of the late Sir Thomas Shipstone's collection of modern oil paintings and water colours. Among the purchasers was Sir Louis Pearson, who acquired a work by Louis B. Hurt "Highland Cattle" and another by J.F. Herring, sen., "Horses in Landscape". Twenty-eight pictures were offered in the first hour by Mr. Lionel Kirk (messrs. Place and Kirk), and realised an aggregate of £644. The highest figure, £131 5s., was commanded by a work of W. Shayer sen., of cattle in a country lane entitled "Changing Pastures". A moderately large canvas, executed by J.F. Herring sen., in 1853, horses, figures and poultry sold for £100 gns. A very fine picture by T. Sidney Cooper, R.A. (1851) "Repose in the Meadows" realised 80gns., and another large canvas by the same artist, "Summer Meadows" fetched 34 gns. Sixty guineas was paid for Eugene Verboechoven's work of horned sheep and a pony, entitled "Good Friends"; 30gns. for a work of J. Laslett Pitt, R.B.A. "In Time of Roses", and a similar figure was reached for a view of Nottingham from the Meadows, showing the Castle in the background, executed by E.J. Niemann sen. Competition for the pictures was keen throughout the day. The result of yesterday's sale, when the dining and billiard room fittings, cut glass and china and household linen were sold was £2,000, bringing the total for the first two days to £4,200. Glass and china sold remarkably well. A pair of Louise Sevres china two-handed vases and covers made £22, a Crown Derby dinner service £50, Copeland Spode dinner service £25, similar tea service £17 and £15 10s., Worcester china dessert services £18 10s. and £14. Minton china dessert service £17 102. a similar tea service £12. The very finely and richly cut glass brought forth keen bidding, and tumblers made up to £1 each. Remarkable prices were realised for household linen. Articles of this quality are now difficult to obtain and buyers were keen to take advantage of the opportunity. Blankets made £9 a pair, linen sheets £4 5s. a pair, bath towels 15. each and eiderdowns £5 each.135 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 28 February 1941 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 28 February 1941. Sir Thomas Shipstone Sale So Far Nets £8,100 To-day will see the conclusion on the sale at Lenton Firs, residence of the late Sir Thomas Shipstone, which has been in progress since Monday. Mr. Lionel Kirk, of Messrs. Place and Kirk, yesterday devoted his attention to the furnishings of the servant's hall, the main staircase and landing and the bedrooms. The day's proceeds were £1,400, bringing the total realisation of the sale to £8,100. Once more the sporting and ornithological interests of the late Sir Thomas Shipstone were reflected in the items in the catalogue, which included a number of hunting prints, and books such as "A Manual of Coaching", "The Birds of the British Isles" and specialised works on cage birds and poultry. Persian Prayer Rug The highest price of the day was £150 paid for a modern carved mahogany bedroom suite, although one or two other lots fetched quite large sums. For example, in the first hour of the sale a bidder paid £34 for the crimson carpet of the main staircase together with its oxidised silver stair rods. A Persian-style prayer rug was sold for £8 10s. Sir Ernest Jardine purchased a set of eight bentwood chairs for £2, and the former registrar of University College, Nottingham, Mr. J.E. Shimeld, bought a mahogany dining-table. Hunting Scenes Four hunting scenes in colour fetched £12 10s., and a coloured engraving after J.F. Herring 36s. Two coloured prints after George Morland were sold with difficulty at £1 the pair. Some more bronzes were included in the lots, and of these the best prices secured was £7 111s. for a model of a hunter and dog by R. Lenordez. A French equestrian group by P.J. Mene was sold for £5, and a Florentine bronze figure of a girl for £4 15s. A magnificent Oriental vase and cover, 36 inches in height, changed hands at £10 and the purchaser then gave £5 for the Bombay wood palm pedestal on which the handsome ornament stood. Bedstead for £35 Later, a modern bow-fronted chest was knocked down for £30, a bearskin rug fetched £40, and a safe from Sir Thomas Shipstone's dressing toom was sold for a similar amount. On the other hand, a walnut bedroom suite only made £20. Other representative prices were: A 14-day chiming clock, which was sold for £14 10s.: a mahogany satinwood and marqueterie inlaid bedroom suite at £26: an Axminster carpet (20ft 6in. x 14ft 3in.) realised £19 10s. and a carved panel-end bedstead cost £38.136 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 28 February 1941 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 28 February 1941. The Shipstone Sale £810 paid for a £630 car The Sunbeam-Talbot motor car, belonging to the late Sir Thomas Shipstone, realised £810 at the auction conducted by Mr. Lionel Kirk, of Messrs. Place and Kirk, at Lenton Firs to-day. The list price of the car, a 27-h.p. saloon, manufactured in 1939, which had been driven only 1,435 miles, was £630. Bidding started at £500 and rose rapidly, the final purchaser being the Nottingham Car Mart, of Daybrook. The exceptionally high price realised is accounted for by the fact that new cars are not now manufactured in this country except for export, and this has caused the market for second-hand late model cars to rise appreciably. There were a number of motor dealers at the auction, but bidding was confined to four people. The effects sold to-day included the furniture in the servants' quarters, and garden ornaments and outside property. A lead figure of Mercury on a marble pedestal in front of the house sold for £26, while two large dog kennels fetched £10 and £9 respectively.137 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 1 March 1941 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 1 March 1941. News in Brief Lenton Firs Sale total £9,500 The total realised during the three days' sale by auction, by Messrs. Place and Kirk, of the furniture and effects of the late Sir Thomas Shipstone, at Lenton Firs, Nottingham, was £9,500. Yesterday's proceeds amounting to £1,300.138 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 1 March 1941 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 1 March 1941. £810 for a Car at Lenton Firs Sale Sir Thomas Shipstone's car, a 1939 model 27-h.p. Sunbeam-Talbot, which had only done 1,435 miles, fetched £810 at Lenton Firs yesterday when Mr. Lionel Kirk, of Messrs. Place and Kirk, began the final day of a sale which up to yesterday morning had realised £8,100. Of this amount Thursday yielded £1,400. The car was bought by the Nottingham Car Mart. Yesterday's sale included the contents of the kitchen, scullery, butler's pantry, back landing and opt bedrooms, following which contents of the conservatory and a variety of garden tools, ornaments and miscellaneous outside property came under the hammer. Ten Aspidistras Mr. J. Wardle, a well-known Arnold personality, acquired for £26 the figure of a winged Mercury with its marble pedestal that was the centre piece of a fountain which immediately faces the entrance to the house itself. The four frogs from whose mouths the jets of water sprung were not included in the lot. "Mr. Punch", in lead, sold for £3 10s., and to everybody's astonishment four very well worn stone ornaments, described in the catalogue as "grotesque garden figures" fetched £4 5s. Two very elaborate dog kennels, each 7ft. long and 4 1/2 ft. wide, were sold for £10 and £9 each respectively.139 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 6 March 1941 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 6 March 1941. For City's Art Museum Pictures from the Shipstone Collection Nottingham Castle Museum has acquired two pictures from the late Sir Thomas Shipstone's collection, which was dispersed last week.One a gift from Sir Thomas's daughters, and the other was purchased on behalf of the Museum Committee. The paintings were two of the best in the collection, one being a picture of cattle by Thomas Sidney Cooper entitled "Repose in the Meadows", and the other is J. F. Herring's "Feeding the Horses". The former is a gift of Mrs. Eric Snell and Mrs. G. J. Mackness, in memory of their father. Sir Thomas, the "Post" was informed last night, had expressed a wish that one of his collection should go to the Castle Museum, but as he made no such provision in his Will the executors bought in one of the outstanding works amongst the collection and has enriched the city's collection with a generous gift. Mentioned Annie Eliza Shipstone and Helena Kathleen Shipstone.140 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 7 April 1941 | Sir Thomas Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 7 April 1941. Named as father-in-law to Dr. J. Eric B. Snell of Edwalton Lodge, in the death announcement of Dr. J.E.B. Snell. Subject: MA MB Bch (Cantab) James Eric Boobbyer Snell Mentioned: Sir Thomas Shipstone, Thomas Brooking Snell, Eric Peter Shipstone Snell, Joan Audrey Snell and Patricia Elizabeth Snell.141 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 25 August 1941 | Sir Thomas Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 25 August 1941. Named as Sir Thomas Shipstone, father-in-law to Doctor James Eric Boobbyer Snell of the Lodge, Edwalton, in the announcement of his bequests. Subject: MA MB Bch (Cantab) James Eric Boobbyer Snell Mentioned: Sir Thomas Shipstone.142 |
| (Subject) Newspaper* | 26 November 1941 | He and Annie Eliza 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.143 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 15 December 1942 | Sir Thomas Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 15 December 1942. Sir Thomas Shipstone was mentioned as a uncle of Mrs. Stanhope, in the report of her death. Subject: Phyllis Helen Cattle Mentioned: Caroline Shipstone, Sir Thomas Shipstone, Harry Shipstone and Ron Shipstone.144 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 4 February 1946 | Thomas Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 4 February 1946. Lenton Firs New College Hostel Lenton Firs, the house on Derby Road, Nottingham, the residence of the late Sir Thomas Shipstone, was to-day inaugruated as a residential hostel for women students of the Nottingham University College. There was no official opening ceremony. During the war the house was used as a miitary convalescent hospital.145 |
| (Witness) Note | 1 October 1949 | He was a witness 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 with Annie Eliza Shipstone on 1 October 1949 at Oak Tower Screen, Edwalton Holy Rood Parish Church, Edwalton, NTT .146 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 22 April 1950 | Thomas Shipstone was the subject of a newspaper article on 22 April 1950. Noted Nottingham Artist Death of Mr. Denholm Davis Mr. N. Denholm Davis, a Nottingham artist, whose work includes the frescoes at Nottingham Council House, died last night at his home in Goring-on-Thames. He was in his 75th year. To look through photographic records of the portraits which he has painted is like studying the history of Nottingham, for there are few famous men of modern times with local associations who have not earned the attention of this artist. His collection includes the late Ald. Huntsman, General Booth, Captain Albert Ball V.C., Sir. Albert and Lady Ball, Sir Jesse Boot, Sir Arthur Blake, the Musters family, Thos. Birkin, Wm. Kidder, the Shipstone Family, Lady Readett-Bayley and children, the late Lord Savile's family and scenes including Goose Fair. In addition, Mr. Davis was responsible for the reredos in Wollaton Church, a window in St, Mary's in memory of the Old Crimea and Indian Mutiny veterans, and and window in Edwalton Church of the late Col. W. Brewill. ... (a lot about the council house frescoes) ... A freemason, he was a past master of the De Vere Lodge and past provincial sword bearer. He was also a past master of the Newstead Ma... Lodge.147 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 13 October 1950 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 13 October 1950. Editors Letter Bag Brighter Aviaries wanted in Nottingham Arboretum When I looked around our Arboretum the other day, the sunshine was brilliant and the flowers were beautiful - but the aviaries were derelict. In fact, if it wasn't for the parrots left by Sir Thomas Shipstone there would be nothing to see. From about 1890-1900 there was an aviary of squirrels to amuse the children, and from 1900-1939 there were beautiful birds, and coloured photos of them. Now there are a few common-coloured budgerigars, a few unfortunate sparrows, and empty show cases. When will the war be over? H.F. Brown Lucknow House, 2 Luckow Avenue, Mapperley Park, Nottingham (note that this writer has the address of the former home of Ronald Arthur Shipstone...)148 |
| (Subject) Newspaper | 17 June 1952 | He was the subject of a newspaper article on 17 June 1952. University Remembers Twenty-four years' service to Nottingham University College but one who played an important part towards achieving University status, but who did not live to see the granting of the charter, was marked today when in Wortley Hall, residence for men students, a tablet was unveiled to the late Principal H. A. S. Wortley and his wife, Grace Wortley. This hall, which has been named after him, was formerly Lenton Firs, the home of the late Sir Thomas Shipstone, on Adam's Hill, Derby-Road Nottingham.149 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 1 June 1953 | He was mentioned in a newspaper article on 1 June 1953. Over a Century of Good Brewing When James Shipstone first opened his brewery to service the people of Nottingham, he was not embarking on a novel service. Nottingham had for centuries enjoyed a reputation for brewing; its ancient rock-hewn caves had proved ideal for fermentation and storage and Nottingham ale was famous and popular. The peculiar mineral properties of the local waters had created and maintained a certain quality in brewing which was the envy of other towns. Into such an establishment craft came the young James Shipstone. He was a great man with great ideas, whose courage matched the adventurous streak in his nature. He planned along ambitious lines and was a pioneer in the application of science in the development of industry. "Pleasantly Reached" In a Nottingham handbook of 1852, it is recorded thus: "Basford, two miles and a half North of Nottingham, may be pleasantly reached either on foot or by railway". Here, James Shipstone founded his brewery. In 1880, his eldest son, another James, was taken into partnership and when another son, Thomas, came in four years later, the firm James Shipstone and sons was brought into being. On the death of the founder in 1897, the second James became chairman and continued in that capacity until his death in 1940, when James Henry and Ronald Arthur Shipstone became joint managing directors. Ronald died four years later, and James Henry carried on until his retirement brought into office his son, the fourth James Shipstone. The House of Shipstone is now in its second century of development, and the policy established by four generations which has proved eminently successful will be maintained. The high standard of their products is as well know as their familiar star trade mark, and their magnificent horses.150 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 1 April 1961 | He was mentioned in a newspaper article on 1 April 1961. Sir Thomas Shipstone, Brother of Enoch Shipstone, deceased (who was the Father of Miss Dorothea Shipstone). Subject: Dorothea Shipstone Mentioned: Enoch Shipstone, James Leslie Shipstone, Thomas Shipstone, James Shipstone, Sylvia Kathleen Shipstone and Gladys Muriel Shipstone.151 |
| Anecdote | 1969 | The author (Annie Eliza Snell nee Shipstone) refers "never knew exactly how many children my Grandfather and Grandmother Shipstone had, nor in what order their ages were. I believe Uncle Jim was the oldest, although I understood that an older son, named John, became a missionary. Then my father came next according to age, followed by Uncle Enoch, and all were employed at Shipstone's brewery."152 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 30 January 1969 | Thomas Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 30 January 1969. Named as the youngest daughter of Sir Thomas Shipstone) at her death. Subject: Helena Kathleen Shipstone Mentioned: George John Mackness, Thomas Shipstone, Derrick George Shipstone Mackness, Thomas Anthony Mackness, John Carr Mackness and Kathleen Iris Mackness.153 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 31 January 1969 | Thomas Shipstone was mentioned in a newspaper article on 31 January 1969. Named as the youngest daughter of Sir Thomas Shipstone) at her death. Subject: Helena Kathleen Shipstone Mentioned: George John Mackness and Thomas Shipstone.154 |
| (Mentioned) Newspaper | 25 April 1969 | He was mentioned in a newspaper article on 25 April 1969. Named as the youngest daughter of Sir Thomas Shipstone) at her death. Subject: Helena Kathleen Shipstone Mentioned: George John Mackness, Thomas Shipstone, Derrick George Shipstone Mackness and Kathleen Iris Mackness.155 |
Known Children of Thomas Shipstone and Eliza Loverseed |
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| (Groom) Marriage* | 22 September 1875 | Thomas Shipstone married Eliza Loverseed on 22 September 1875 at St. James, Nottingham, NTT, Thomas Shipstone of full age, bachelor, brewer of New Basford, father: James Shipstone, brewer = Eliza Loverseed, of full age, spinster of the Park, father: John Loverseed, contractor In church after banns Wit: Arthur Loverseed, Edwin Loverseed, Elizabeth Shipstone, A. French Witness links Elizabeth Shipstone.5,15,16,17,18,19 |
| Children |
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| Last Edited | 14 Jul 2025 |
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- [S94] "Leicester Evening Mail " More help for Seaside Fund" Tuesday 13 Jun 1933, p4 of 14."
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Thomas Arthur Shipstone1,2
M, #826, b. between 1 January 1886 and 31 March 1886, d. between 1 October 1925 and 31 December 1925
| 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 January 1886 and 31 March 1886 | His birth was registered between 1 January 1886 and 31 March 1886 at R.D. Nottingham Ref: 7b, 357 Shipstone, Thomas Arthur mother: Moore.3,4 |
| (Child) Birth* | between 1 January 1886 and 31 March 1886 | Thomas Arthur Shipstone, son of John Shipstone and Rebecca Moore, was born between 1 January 1886 and 31 March 1886 at Nottingham, NTT.1,3 |
| Thomas Arthur 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). Thomas Arthur Shipstone was described as Arthur Shipstone, son age 5, scholar, born Nottingham, NTT.5 |
| Name Variation | 5 April 1891 | As of 5 April 1891, Thomas Arthur Shipstone was also known as Arthur.6 |
| (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. Thomas Arthur Shipstone was described as Thos. Ar. Shipstone, son, single, age 15, filler's labourer, worker, born Nottingham, NTT.1 |
| (Groom) MC-Reg* | between 1 January 1909 and 31 March 1909 | His marriage was registered between 1 January 1909 and 31 March 1909 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b 192.7 |
| (Groom) Marriage* | between 1 January 1909 and 31 March 1909 | He married Annie Wright between 1 January 1909 and 31 March 1909 at R.D. Basford.7 |
| Had a Son | 8 November 1910 | His son Harold Shipstone was born on 8 November 1910 at Portland St., Daybrook, NTT.8,9,10,11 |
| (Head) Cen-Househ* | 2 April 1911 | He was head of the household in the 1911 UK Census of 3 Bennetts Terrace, Portland St., Daybrook, NTT, as Thomas Arthur Shipstone, head, male, age 25, married, colliery banksman, worker, born Nottingham NTT. Enumerated with his wife Annie Wright, Harold Shipstone. The house had 4 rooms.8 |
| Directory | 1921 | Thomas Arthur Shipstone and Annie Wright were named in 1921 in the Arnold (Bestwood Park), Polling District B. Nottingham Road 1921 Autumn 3991 R O Shipstone, Arthur, Bennett Terrace 3992 HO HO Shipstone, Annie, Bennett Terrace at Bennett Terrace, Portland Street, Arnold, NTT .12 |
| (Head) Cen-Househ | 19 June 1921 | He was head of the household in the 1921 UK Census of Bennett Terrance, Portland Street, Daybrook, NTT, as Thomas Arthur Shipstone, head age 35y 4m male married born Arnold NTT, Resident, Miner (hewer) for Gedling Colliery Co. Ltd., of Gedling NTT, 1 child under 16 (age 10). Enumerated with his wife Annie Wright, Harold Shipstone. The house had 5 rooms.13 |
| Directory | 1922 | Thomas Arthur Shipstone and Annie Wright were named in 1922 in the Arnold (Bestwood Park), Polling District B. Nottingham Road 1922 Autumn 4003 R O Shipstone, Arthur, Bennett Terrace 4004 HO HO Shipstone, Annie, Bennett Terrace at Bennett Terrace, Portland Street, Arnold, NTT .12 |
| Had a Son | 17 October 1922 | His son Eric Shipstone was born on 17 October 1922 at R.D. Basford.14,10 |
| Directory | 1923 | Thomas Arthur Shipstone and Annie Wright were named in 1923 in the Arnold (Bestwood Park), Polling District B. Nottingham Road 1923 Spring 3994 R O Shipstone, Arthur, Bennett Terrace 3995 HO HO Shipstone, Annie, Bennett Terrace at Bennett Terrace, Portland Street, Arnold, NTT .12 |
| Directory | 1924 | Thomas Arthur Shipstone and Annie Wright were named in 1924 in the Arnold (Bestwood Park), Polling District B. Nottingham Road 1924 Spring 4022 R O Shipstone, Arthur, Bennett Terrace 4023 HO HO Shipstone, Annie, Bennett Terrace at Bennett Terrace, Portland Street, Arnold, NTT .12 |
| Directory | 1925 | Thomas Arthur Shipstone and Annie Wright were named in 1925 in the Arnold (Bestwood Park), Polling District B. Nottingham Road 1925 Spring 4138 R O Shipstone, Arthur Bennett Terrace 4139 HO HO Shipstone, Annie Bennett Terrace at Bennett Terrace, Portland Street, Arnold, NTT .12 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 October 1925 and 31 December 1925 | His death was registered between 1 October 1925 and 31 December 1925 at R.D. Basford Ref: 7b, 259, Shipstone, Thomas Arthur age 39.15,16 |
| Death* | between 1 October 1925 and 31 December 1925 | Thomas Arthur Shipstone died between 1 October 1925 and 31 December 1925 at R.D. Basford.15 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 9 November 1925 | He was buried on 9 November 1925 at Original Class A (left) Plot 666, Redhill Cemetery, Arnold, NTT, Thomas A. Shipstone aged 39 years Section: Original Class A (left) Plot: 666 buried 09 Nov 1925 (no stone indicated) Buried with 3 others - Agatha Ann (1958) Rebecca (1926) Thomas A (1925) John (1923).17,18 |
| Research | 1927 | Research: Died during the process of distributing "the Estate of Joseph Bingham Deceased." |
| (Distribution) Will | 13 September 1927 | He was named as Thomas Arthur Shipstone (by Rep.), 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.2 |
Known Children of Thomas Arthur Shipstone and Annie Wright |
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| (Groom) Marriage* | between 1 January 1909 and 31 March 1909 | Thomas Arthur Shipstone married Annie Wright between 1 January 1909 and 31 March 1909 at R.D. Basford.7 |
| Children |
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| Last Edited | 12 Aug 2024 |
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Walter Draper Shipstone1
M, #827, b. 26 December 1892, d. before 24 April 1893
| Father | James Shipstone1 b. 17 Oct 1865, d. 23 Jul 1948 |
| Mother | Charlotte Draper1 b. 21 Aug 1867, d. 29 Dec 1943 |
| (Child) Birth* | 26 December 1892 | Walter Draper Shipstone, son of James Shipstone and Charlotte Draper, was born on 26 December 1892 at Long Eaton, DBY, Walter Draper of James & Charlotte Shipstone, born 26 Dec 1892, baptised 4 Mar 1893.1,2,3 |
| Walter Draper Shipstone was the son of James Shipstone and Charlotte Draper.1 | ||
| (Registered) BC-Reg* | between 1 January 1893 and 31 March 1893 | His birth was registered between 1 January 1893 and 31 March 1893 at R.D. Shardlow Ref: 7b, 492 Shipstone, Walter Draper mother: Draper.1,4 |
| (Child) Baptism | 4 March 1893 | Walter Draper Shipstone was baptised on 4 March 1893 at Long Eaton, DBY, Ed. Walter Draper, son of James & Charlotte Shipstone, 10 Chapel Street, Agent, born Dec 26th 1892.2,3 |
| (Deceased) DC-Reg* | between 1 April 1893 and 30 June 1893 | His death was registered between 1 April 1893 and 30 June 1893 at R.D. Shardlow Ref: J.1893 7b 245, as Shipstone, Walter Draper age 0.5 |
| Death* | before 24 April 1893 | He died before 24 April 1893 at Long Eaton, DBY.6,7 |
| (Interred) Burial* | 24 April 1893 | He was buried on 24 April 1893 at Plot 386 Section A, West Park Cemetery, Long Eaton, DBY, Long Eaton Authority Register of burials in the Cemetery for Parish of Long Eaton (now called West Park Cemetery) Page 39 No. 762 Shipstone, Walter Draper, son of James Shipstone Age 3 months, died Long Eaton Buried: 24th April Service: Rev. J. Wormesley Burial: Section A, 386, consecrated Buried in same plot: Shipstone, Walter Draper 24 Apr 1893 Shipstone, Jessie 14 Nov 1908 Shipstone, Lottie 23 Feb 1931.7 |
| Last Edited | 8 Nov 2024 |
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