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ABODES:
1827 ..... Rawdon, Guiseley, Yorkshire - (Christening)
1851 ..... Park Row, Otley, Guiseley, Yorkshire - (Census)
1852 ..... Guiseley, Yorkshire - (Marriage)
1854 ..... Otley, Guiseley, Yeadon, Yorkshire - (birth of Harry Clayton Grimshaw)
1861 ..... Church Lane, Guiseley, Yorkshire - (Census)
1866 ..... Guiseley, Yorkshire - (birth of Polly)
1869 ..... Stroud, Gloucester - (birth of John Spence Hardy Grimshaw)
1871 ..... Kirkburton, Yorkshire - (birth of Tom Forster, Dec qtr)
1877 ..... Probably - "The Griffin", Public House, Crossland Moor, Huddersfield.OCCUPATION:
1851 ..... Cloth manufacturer employing 4 or 6 men - (Census)
1852 ..... Clothier - (Marriage certificate)
1854 ..... Cloth Manufacturer - (birth of Harry Clayton Grimshaw)
1861 ..... Weaver - (Census)
1877 ..... Innkeeper - (Marriage certificate of Harry Clayton Grimshaw)Died Between .... October 1877 - 1881
Possible burial: FHOL
John GRIMSHAW, 5 Aug 1880, aged 51, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, Lockwood Emmanuel
1841 Census: Spring Wood?, Huddersfield, Yorkshire
John Tattersfield, 40, Schoolmaster, b. Yorkshire
Fanny Tattersfield, 1, b. Yorkshire
Charles Andrews, 20, Assistant, b. Yorkshire
Ann Johnson, 45, Housekeeper, b. Yorkshire
Jane Bollom, 15, Servant, b. Yorkshire
Ann Sharpe, 13, Servant, b. Yorkshire
Matthew Sheard, 12, Pupil, b. Yorkshire
John Grimshaw, 14, Pupil, b. Yorkshire
Robt Grimshaw, 12, Pupil, b. Yorkshire
John Chadwick, 11, Pupil, b. Yorkshire
Chas Poshen?, 8, Pupil, b. Yorkshire1851 Census: Park Row, Otley, Guiseley, Yorkshire
John Grimshaw, Head, Un?, 24, Cloth manufacturer, Woolen, employing 6? men, b. Guiseley, Yorks.
John Chaffen?, Visitor, Un, 24, Hand loom piercer Woolen, b. Guiseley, Yorks.
Sarah Padgett, Servant, Mar, 64, House servant, b. Guiseley, Yorks.
William Grimshaw, Visitor, Un, 19, Painter, b. Guiseley, Yorks.
NOTE: William is probably John's brother, William Thomas, who was a witness at John's wedding. He appears to be entered twice, as there is also a William Thomas Grimshaw, App, aged 19, Painter, at Garden Place, York, Yorkshire1861 Census: Church Lane, Guiseley, Yorkshire (District of Wharfedale)
John Grimshaw, Head, Mar, 32, Weaver, b. Rawdon, Yorks.
Mary Grimshaw, Wife, Mar, 29, b. Bowling, Yorks.
Harry C. Grimshaw, Un, 6, Scholar, b. Guiseley, Yorks.
Louisa Grimshaw, Un, 4, Scholar, b. Guiseley, Yorks.
Fanny Grimshaw, Un, 3, Scholar, b. Guiseley, Yorks.
Maria Grimshaw, Un, 10 months, b. Guiseley, Yorks.1871 Census: Square, Kirkburton, Yorkshire
John Grimshaw, Head, Mar, 42, Woollen Sorter, b. Rawdon, Yorks.
Mary Grimshaw, Wife, Mar, 39, b. Bradford, Yorks.
Harry Clayton Grimshaw, Son, Un, 16, Scholar, b. Guiseley, Yorks.
Fanny Grimshaw, Daur, Un, 13, Scholar, b. Guiseley, Yorks.
Maria Grimshaw, Daur, Un, 10, Scholar, b. Guiseley, Yorks.
Lizzie Grimshaw, Daur, Un, 8, Scholar, b. Guiseley, Yorks.
Polly Grimshaw, Daur, Un, 4, Scholar, b. Guiseley, Yorks.
John S.H. Grimshaw, Son, Un, 2, b. Stroud, Gloucestershire
ABODES:
1852 - 1866 ..... Guisley, Yorkshire
1869 - 1874 ..... Stroud, Gloucester.
1877 ..... "The Griffin", Public House, Crossland Moor, Huddersfield.
1881 ..... Marsden Road, Lockwood, Huddersfield.
1841 Census: Birks Hall, Bradford, Yorkshire
Mark Clayton, 45, Moulder, b. Yorkshire
Mary Clayton, 45, b. Yorkshire
Mark Clayton, 20, Moulder, b. Yorkshire
Fanny Clayton, 15, b. Yorkshire
Jeremiah Clayton, 10, b. Yorkshire
Mary Clayton, 8, b. Yorkshire
NOTE: Thomas Clayton (same age, model or mould maker) and family are on opposite page. Possibly Mark snr.'s brother. Mark's son, Richard, & family are on previous page, and Mary Elizabeth Hood is two pages ahead.1851 Census: Guiseley, Yorkshire
Mark Clayton, Head, Mar, 57, Proprietor of Houses, b. Bowling, Bradford, Yorkshire
Mary Clayton, Wife, Mar, 56, b. Bierley, Bradford, Yorkshire
Mark Clayton, Son, Mar, 26, Moulder, b. Bowling, Bradford, Yorkshire
Isaac Clayton, Son, Un, 24, Draper, b. Bowling, Bradford, Yorkshire
Mary Clayton, Daur, Un, 20, Draper, b. Bowling, Bradford, Yorkshire
Jeremiah Clayton, Son, Un, 22, Draper, b. Bowling, Bradford, Yorkshire
Mary E. Clayton, Grndaur, Un, 3, b. Bradford, Yorkshire
Sarah Clayton, Daur-in-Law, Wid, 28, B. Cleckheaton, Yorkshire
Mary Muschamp, Serv, Un, 18, General Servant, b. Guiseley, Yorkshire1861 Census: Church Lane, Guiseley, Yorkshire (District of Wharfedale)
John Grimshaw, Head, Mar, 32, Weaver, b. Rawdon, Yorks.
Mary Grimshaw, Wife, Mar, 29, b. Bowling, Yorks.
Harry C. Grimshaw, Un, 6, Scholar, b. Guiseley, Yorks.
Louisa Grimshaw, Un, 4, Scholar, b. Guiseley, Yorks.
Fanny Grimshaw, Un, 3, Scholar, b. Guiseley, Yorks.
Maria Grimshaw, Un, 10 months, b. Guiseley, Yorks.1871 Census: Square, Kirkburton, Yorkshire
John Grimshaw, Head, Mar, 42, Woollen Sorter, b. Rawdon, Yorks.
Mary Grimshaw, Wife, Mar, 39, b. Bradford, Yorks.
Harry Clayton Grimshaw, Son, Un, 16, Scholar, b. Guiseley, Yorks.
Fanny Grimshaw, Daur, Un, 13, Scholar, b. Guiseley, Yorks.
Maria Grimshaw, Daur, Un, 10, Scholar, b. Guiseley, Yorks.
Lizzie Grimshaw, Daur, Un, 8, Scholar, b. Guiseley, Yorks.
Polly Grimshaw, Daur, Un, 4, Scholar, b. Guiseley, Yorks.
John S.H. Grimshaw, Son, Un, 2, b. Stroud, Gloucestershire1881 Census: Marsden Road, Lockwood, Huddersfield, Yorkshire (enum 182)
Mary Grimshaw, Widow, 49, b. Bradford, Yorkshire
Lizzie Grimshaw, Daughter, 18, Teacher, b. Guiseley, Yorkshire
Polly Grimshaw, Daughter, 15, Silk Piercer b. Guiseley, Yorkshire
John Spence Hardy Grimshaw, Son, 12, b. Stroud, Gloucester
Tom Foster Grimshaw, Son, 9, Scholar, b. Guiseley, Yorkshire
Maud Grimshaw, Daughter, 7, b. Guiseley, Yorkshire1891 Census: Marsden Road, Lockwood, Huddersfield, Yorkshire
Mary Grimshaw, Widow, 59, b. Bradford, Yorkshire
Pollie Grimshaw, Daughter, Un, 25, Woolen Weaver, b. Guiseley, Yorkshire
John Spence Grimshaw, Son, Un, 22, Iron Moulder, b. Stroud, Gloucester
Tom Forster Grimshaw, Son, 19, Un, Iron Tiller, b. Kirkburton, Yorkshire
Maud Grimshaw, Daughter, 17, Un, Weaver (wool), b. Guiseley, Yorkshire
1861 Census: Church Lane, Guiseley, Yorkshire (District of Wharfedale)
John Grimshaw, Head, Mar, 32, Weaver, b. Rawdon, Yorks.
Mary Grimshaw, Wife, Mar, 29, b. Bowling, Yorks.
Harry C. Grimshaw, Un, 6, Scholar, b. Guiseley, Yorks.
Louisa Grimshaw, Un, 4, Scholar, b. Guiseley, Yorks.
Fanny Grimshaw, Un, 3, Scholar, b. Guiseley, Yorks.
Maria Grimshaw, Un, 10 months, b. Guiseley, Yorks.Possible Death: Mar 1863 - GRIMSHAW Louisa, Wharfedale 9a 110
ABODES:
c.1866 ... Guisley, Yorkshire (birth - from 1881 census)
1881 ..... Marsden Road, Lockwood, Huddersfield.Possible marriage:
Marriages Sep 1892
Baxter John Huddersfield 9a 516
DRAKE Herbert Huddersfield 9a 516
Grimshaw Pollie Huddersfield 9a 516
HOYLE Edith Huddersfield 9a 516Possible Death: (Should be 34)
Free BMD: Deaths Mar 1900
Grimshaw Polly 43 Wharfedale 9a 146
1871 Census: Square, Kirkburton, Yorkshire
John Grimshaw, Head, Mar, 42, Woollen Sorter, b. Rawdon, Yorks.
Mary Grimshaw, Wife, Mar, 39, b. Bradford, Yorks.
Harry Clayton Grimshaw, Son, Un, 16, Scholar, b. Guiseley, Yorks.
Fanny Grimshaw, Daur, Un, 13, Scholar, b. Guiseley, Yorks.
Maria Grimshaw, Daur, Un, 10, Scholar, b. Guiseley, Yorks.
Lizzie Grimshaw, Daur, Un, 8, Scholar, b. Guiseley, Yorks.
Polly Grimshaw, Daur, Un, 4, Scholar, b. Guiseley, Yorks.
John S.H. Grimshaw, Son, Un, 2, b. Stroud, Gloucestershire1881 Census: Marsden Road, Lockwood, Huddersfield, Yorkshire (enum 182)
Mary Grimshaw, Widow, 49, b. Bradford, Yorkshire
Lizzie Grimshaw, Daughter, 18, Teacher, b. Guiseley, Yorkshire
Polly Grimshaw, Daughter, 15, Silk Piercer b. Guiseley, Yorkshire
John Spence Hardy Grimshaw, Son, 12, b. Stroud, Gloucester
Tom Foster Grimshaw, Son, 9, Scholar, b. Guiseley, Yorkshire
Maud Grimshaw, Daughter, 7, b. Guiseley, Yorkshire1891 Census: Marsden Road, Lockwood, Huddersfield, Yorkshire
Mary Grimshaw, Widow, 59, b. Bradford, Yorkshire
Pollie Grimshaw, Daughter, Un, 25, Woolen Weaver, b. Guiseley, Yorkshire
John Spence Grimshaw, Son, Un, 22, Iron Moulder, b. Stroud, Gloucester
Tom Forster Grimshaw, Son, 19, Un, Iron Tiller, b. Kirkburton, Yorkshire
Maud Grimshaw, Daughter, 17, Un, Weaver (wool), b. Guiseley, Yorkshire
ABODES:
1874 ..... Guiseley, Yorkshire (Birth)
1881 ..... Marsden Road, Lockwood, Huddersfield.
1881 Census: Marsden Road, Lockwood, Huddersfield, Yorkshire (enum 182)
Mary Grimshaw, Widow, 49, b. Bradford, Yorkshire
Lizzie Grimshaw, Daughter, 18, Teacher, b. Guiseley, Yorkshire
Polly Grimshaw, Daughter, 15, Silk Piercer b. Guiseley, Yorkshire
John Spence Hardy Grimshaw, Son, 12, b. Stroud, Gloucester
Tom Foster Grimshaw, Son, 9, Scholar, b. Guiseley, Yorkshire
Maud Grimshaw, Daughter, 7, b. Guiseley, Yorkshire1891 Census: Marsden Road, Lockwood, Huddersfield, Yorkshire
Mary Grimshaw, Widow, 59, b. Bradford, Yorkshire
Pollie Grimshaw, Daughter, Un, 25, Woolen Weaver, b. Guiseley, Yorkshire
John Spence Grimshaw, Son, Un, 22, Iron Moulder, b. Stroud, Gloucester
Tom Forster Grimshaw, Son, 19, Un, Iron Tiller, b. Kirkburton, Yorkshire
Maud Grimshaw, Daughter, 17, Un, Weaver (wool), b. Guiseley, Yorkshire1901 Census: 65 Bradford Road, Batley, Yorkshire
James R, Armitage, Head, Mar, 42, Inn Keeper (own a/c), b. Batley, Yorkshire
Maria Armitage, Wife, Mar, 40, b. Batley, Yorkshire
Amelia Armitage, Daur, Un, 19, b. Batley, Yorkshire
Percy Armitage, Son, Un, 16, Clerk, b. Batley, Yorkshire
Gertrude Armitage, Daur, Un, 13, b. Batley, Yorkshire
James R. Armitage, Daur, Un, 11, b. Batley, Yorkshire
Maud Grimshaw, Sister (in law), Un, 26, b. Batley, Yorkshire
Anne Paver, Serv, Un, 18, Domestic Servant, b. Batley, Yorkshire
Elie? Hemmingway, Serv, (Male) Un, 18, Hostler Groom, b. Batley, Yorkshire
In 1851, Mark is shown as a proprietor of Houses. He probably inherited or purchased these after 1841. They appear to be the buildings in Birks Hall Lane in 1851, named as "M. Clayton Buildings". Several relatives appear to be living in them. They follow "Taylors Building" at enumeration no. 17, and continue from enum. 18 - 27, followed by "Sharps Building". So Mark owned at least 10 buildings.
At least three were occupied by relatives.
19: Thomas Hood (35) Forge Man, of Staffordshire, with family. (Possible relative of Mark junior's wife, below)22: Richard Clayton and family (Mark's son) They also have a lodger, Enock Shurr (Spurr?), possibly related to Mark's wife, Mary Spurr.
26: Mary Elizabeth Clayton (nee Hood) and children. This appears to be the family of Mark junior, although she is shown as widow. She is quite a mystery at present (see her notes)
Other possible children: LDS
JAMES CLAYTON
Christening: 28 OCT 1823 Luddenden, Yorkshire
Father: MARK CLAYTON
Mother: MARY
NOTE: Luddenden is about 8 miles from Bradford and about 3 miles from Halifax.SARAH CLAYTON
Birth: 19 APR 1835
Christening: 17 JUL 1835 Zion Methodist New Connexion, Ovenden, Yorkshire, England
Father: MARK CLAYTON
Mother: MARY
1841 Census: Birks Hall, Bradford, Yorkshire
Mark Clayton, 45, Moulder, b. Yorkshire
Mary Clayton, 45, b. Yorkshire
Mark Clayton, 20, Moulder, b. Yorkshire
Fanny Clayton, 15, b. Yorkshire
Jeremiah Clayton, 10, b. Yorkshire
Mary Clayton, 8, b. Yorkshire
NOTE: Thomas Clayton (same age, model or mould maker) and family are on opposite page. Possibly Mark snr.'s brother. Mark's son, Richard, & family are on previous page, and Mary Elizabeth Hood is two pages ahead.1851 Census: Guiseley, Yorkshire
Mark Clayton, Head, Mar, 57, Proprietor of Houses, b. Bowling, Bradford, Yorkshire
Mary Clayton, Wife, Mar, 56, b. Bierley, Bradford, Yorkshire
Mark Clayton, Son, Mar, 26, Moulder, b. Bowling, Bradford, Yorkshire
Isaac Clayton, Son, Un, 24, Draper, b. Bowling, Bradford, Yorkshire
Mary Clayton, Daur, Un, 20, Draper, b. Bowling, Bradford, Yorkshire
Jeremiah Clayton, Son, Un, 22, Draper, b. Bowling, Bradford, Yorkshire
Mary E. Clayton, Grndaur, Un, 3, b. Bradford, Yorkshire
Sarah Clayton, Daur-in-Law, Wid, 28, B. Cleckheaton, Yorkshire
Mary Muschamp, Serv, Un, 18, General Servant, b. Guiseley, YorkshireSummary of Will of Mark Clayton, Yeoman of Guiseley, Yorkshire
To granddaughter, Mary Ellen Clayton, only daughter of late son Hiram:
All my shares in the Yeadon & Guiseley Gas Works.The rest of his hereditaments and estate appear to be left to son, Richard Clayton; nephew Jeremiah Clayton "son of my brother John", and to daughter Mary Grimshaw, then to her husband, John, and then to children.
Executors are son, Richard; & nephew, Jeremiah.
Signed: Mark Clayton - 22 Jan 1855
Proved: 4 Mar 1856 (Value of estate under £200)The will is three large pages, and a little confusing, but no other persons are mentioned. His wife must have died earlier, but his son, Mark, is thought to have been living. A full transcript will be added later.
Original note for Mark: (unknown source)
Thought to be born 18 Jun 1874, son of Thomas Clayton. (should this be 1784?)
Probable Christening: LDS
MARY SPURR
Christening: 24 MAY 1795 Bradford, Yorkshire
Father: RICHARD SPURR
1841 Census: Birks Hall, Bradford, Yorkshire
Mark Clayton, 45, Moulder, b. Yorkshire
Mary Clayton, 45, b. Yorkshire
Mark Clayton, 20, Moulder, b. Yorkshire
Fanny Clayton, 15, b. Yorkshire
Jeremiah Clayton, 10, b. Yorkshire
Mary Clayton, 8, b. Yorkshire
NOTE: Thomas Clayton (same age, model or mould maker) and family are on opposite page. Possibly Mark snr.'s brother. Mark's son, Richard, & family are on previous page, and Mary Elizabeth Hood is two pages ahead.1851 Census: Guiseley, Yorkshire
Mark Clayton, Head, Mar, 57, Proprietor of Houses, b. Bowling, Bradford, Yorkshire
Mary Clayton, Wife, Mar, 56, b. Bierley, Bradford, Yorkshire
Mark Clayton, Son, Mar, 26, Moulder, b. Bowling, Bradford, Yorkshire
Isaac Clayton, Son, Un, 24, Draper, b. Bowling, Bradford, Yorkshire
Mary Clayton, Daur, Un, 20, Draper, b. Bowling, Bradford, Yorkshire
Jeremiah Clayton, Son, Un, 22, Draper, b. Bowling, Bradford, Yorkshire
Mary E. Clayton, Grndaur, Un, 3, b. Bradford, Yorkshire
Sarah Clayton, Daur-in-Law, Wid, 28, B. Cleckheaton, Yorkshire
Mary Muschamp, Serv, Un, 18, General Servant, b. Guiseley, Yorkshire
1841 Census: Birks Hall, Bradford, Yorkshire
Mark Clayton, 45, Moulder, b. Yorkshire
Mary Clayton, 45, b. Yorkshire
Mark Clayton, 20, Moulder, b. Yorkshire
Fanny Clayton, 15, b. Yorkshire
Jeremiah Clayton, 10, b. Yorkshire
Mary Clayton, 8, b. Yorkshire
NOTE: Thomas Clayton (same age, model or mould maker) and family are on opposite page. Possibly Mark snr.'s brother. Mark's son, Richard, & family are on previous page, and Mary Elizabeth Hood is two pages ahead.
1851 Census: Guiseley, Yorkshire
Mark Clayton, Head, Mar, 57, Proprietor of Houses, b. Bowling, Bradford, Yorkshire
Mary Clayton, Wife, Mar, 56, b. Bierley, Bradford, Yorkshire
Mark Clayton, Son, Mar, 26, Moulder, b. Bowling, Bradford, Yorkshire
Isaac Clayton, Son, Un, 24, Draper, b. Bowling, Bradford, Yorkshire
Mary Clayton, Daur, Un, 20, Draper, b. Bowling, Bradford, Yorkshire
Jeremiah Clayton, Son, Un, 22, Draper, b. Bowling, Bradford, Yorkshire
Mary E. Clayton, Grndaur, Un, 3, b. Bradford, Yorkshire
Sarah Clayton, Daur-in-Law, Wid, 28, B. Cleckheaton, Yorkshire
Mary Muschamp, Serv, Un, 18, General Servant, b. Guiseley, Yorkshire
NOTE: Another Jeremiah Clayton was baptised at Bradford on the same day, whose parents were George & Mary. The relationship is not yet known.
1841 Census: Birks Hall, Bradford, Yorkshire
Mark Clayton, 45, Moulder, b. Yorkshire
Mary Clayton, 45, b. Yorkshire
Mark Clayton, 20, Moulder, b. Yorkshire
Fanny Clayton, 15, b. Yorkshire
Jeremiah Clayton, 10, b. Yorkshire
Mary Clayton, 8, b. Yorkshire
NOTE: Thomas Clayton (same age, model or mould maker) and family are on opposite page. Possibly Mark snr.'s brother. Mark's son, Richard, & family are on previous page, and Mary Elizabeth Hood is two pages ahead.1851 Census: Guiseley, Yorkshire
Mark Clayton, Head, Mar, 57, Proprietor of Houses, b. Bowling, Bradford, Yorkshire
Mary Clayton, Wife, Mar, 56, b. Bierley, Bradford, Yorkshire
Mark Clayton, Son, Mar, 26, Moulder, b. Bowling, Bradford, Yorkshire
Isaac Clayton, Son, Un, 24, Draper, b. Bowling, Bradford, Yorkshire
Mary Clayton, Daur, Un, 20, Draper, b. Bowling, Bradford, Yorkshire
Jeremiah Clayton, Son, Un, 22, Draper, b. Bowling, Bradford, Yorkshire
Mary E. Clayton, Grndaur, Un, 3, b. Bradford, Yorkshire
Sarah Clayton, Daur-in-Law, Wid, 28, B. Cleckheaton, Yorkshire
Mary Muschamp, Serv, Un, 18, General Servant, b. Guiseley, Yorkshire
Probable Death: Sep 1866 - Grimshaw William - 66 Bramley 9b 225
1841 Census: Moor End, Yeadon, Yorkshire (In or next to Peacock Inn)
William Grimshaw, 40, Wool Sorter, b. Yorkshire
Hannah Renkirk, 20, F of (or ditto?), b. Yorkshire
Hannah Renkirk, 11, b. Yorkshire
Grace Renkirk, 4, b. Yorkshire1851 Census: Back Lane, Otley, Guiseley, Yorkshire
Elizabeth Miller, Head, Wid, 54, Lodging House Keeper, b. F/Hirrston?, Yorkshire
Joseph Miller, Son, Un, 23, Wool Comber, b. Hawkworth, Yorkshire
Elizabeth Miller, Daur, Un, 18, Cloth Burler, b. Guiseley, Yorkshire
Jonathan Miller, Son, Un, 13?, Carpenter App., b. Guiseley, Yorkshire
William Grimshaw, Visitor, Widr, 50, Wool Sorter, b. Bossall, Yorkshire
Alfred Walburton?, Visitor, Widr, 32, Wool Sorter, b. Woodhouse, Yorkshire1861 Census: 61 Portland Street, Leeds, Yorkshire
Ann Brown, Occupier, Un, 48, Lodging House Keeper, b. Bolton, Lincolnshire
William Grimshaw, Lodger, Widr, Wool Sorter, b. Harton, Yorkshire (Harton is a mile from Bossall)
George Wood, Lodger, Mar, 29, Brass Polisher Finisher, b. Leeds, YorkshireNOTE: The 1851 address (above) is only 19 pages away from his son John, at Park Row. There is also a George & Elizabeth in Park Row, whose children include; Moses c.1837, & Jim North Grimshaw c.1845. George was born about 1813 at Yeadon. It is not known if they were related. His parents could be a William & Isabella.
Marriage certificate details:
William Grimshaw, aged 25, of Rawdon, Guiseley, Yorks., a Merchant and bachelor, married Margaret Hardy, aged 19, of same parish at St Martin's, Coney Street York, Yorkshire, on 17 November 1825.
WITNESSES: John Hardy, Thomas Hardy, Jemima Hark & Eliza Hardy
Children of William and Margaret:
John GRIMSHAW - Christening: 3 Jul 1827 Rawdon, Yorkshire
Robert GRIMSHAW - Christening: 4 Jan 1829 Rawdon, Yorkshire
William Thomas GRIMSHAW - Christening: 13 Nov 1831 Rawdon, YorkshireIt was thought that William may have been descended from Thomas Grimshaw & Ellen Forster, who married 25 Nov 1784 in Winwick, Lancashire, but this now seems unlikely. William has a grandson named Tom Forster Grimshaw, whose siblings all have their ancestors surnames as a middle name. All of these have been accounted for except FORSTER.
NOTE: Another William & Margaret had the following children. This family can be found on the 1851 cenus at South Milford, where William is a railway labourer born abt. 1821
George GRIMSHAW - Christening: 22 Dec 1844 Sherburn In Elmet, Yorkshire, England
Sarah Ann GRIMSHAW - Christening: 18 Mar 1857 Sherburn In Elmet, Yorkshire, England
Birth Date: 10 Jul 1847
Christening Date: 18 Mar 1857, South Milford, Yorkshire
It is possible that William was related to William Grimshaw (1708 - 1763), the Methodist preacher and incumbent of Haworth. The latter William has had several books written about his life, one of which was written by this William's brother-in-law, Robert Spence Hardy. However, Robert does not mention any relationship in his book. A brief biography follows:From website: http://rylibweb.man.ac.uk/data1/dg/methodist/bio/biog.html
William Grimshaw (1708-63) was born in Brindle, Lancashire, the son of a poor farmer. He was educated at Blackburn Grammar School and Heskin Free School before going up to Cambridge Christ's Church in 1726. After his graduation, he was ordained and served curacies at Littleborough and Todmorden until 1742, when he was admitted to the perpetual curacy of Haworth in Yorkshire.
Grimshaw began to exercise an evangelical ministry on Methodist lines although he did not have contact with the Wesleys until much later. He was particularly influenced by the Scottish preacher William Darney who visited Haworth in 1744. Grimshaw met Charles Wesley in October 1746 and the following May, John Wesley preached in Haworth Church. Grimshaw began to preach outside his parish bounds and in July 1747 accompanied John Bennet on a tour of Methodist societies in Lancashire and Cheshire. In 1750 Grimshaw was named by John Wesley as the next in authority after the Wesley brothers.
A staunch churchman, Grimshaw and Charles Wesley were close allies in the struggle to keep Methodism within the Church of England. This did not however prevent him from building a Methodist chapel in Haworth in 1758.
Source: Encyclopedia of World Methodism (1974), Frank Baker, William Grimshaw (1963) and Dictionary of Evangelical Biography, edited by Donald Lewis (1995)Further details can be found on the Grimshaw website, at:
http://www.grimshaworigin.org/WebPages/WilmHaworth.htm
ABODES:
1806 ..... Preston, Lancashire
1825 ..... Guiseley, YorkshireLDS:
MARGT. HARDY
Birth: 03 JUL 1806
Christening: 25 OCT 1806 Saint John, Preston, Lancashire
Father: JOHN HARDY
Mother: ANN
Marriage certificate details:
William Grimshaw, aged 25, of Rawdon, Guiseley, Yorks., a Merchant and bachelor, married Margaret Hardy, aged 19, of same parish at St Martin's, Coney Street York, Yorkshire, on 17 November 1825.
WITNESSES: John Hardy, Thomas Hardy, Jemima Hark & Eliza Hardy
It seems likely that Margaret died in childbirth, in the district of Otley, 1837.
Births Dec 1837 - Grimshaw Margaret Otley 23 399
Deaths Dec 1837
GRIMSHAW Margaret Otley 23 261
GRIMSHAW Margaret Otley 23 261BURIALS: Family History Online
Margaret GRIMSHAW, 14 Dec 1837, age 51, St Margaret, Horsforth, YorkshireNOTE: It seems likely that this age should be 31. This would make her birthdate correct. Horsforth is also where many of the Hardy's were born & buried.
Alternate death: Free BMD
Deaths Dec 1880 - Grimshaw Margaret 74 Preston 8e 406
1841 Census: Spring Wood?, Huddersfield, Yorkshire
John Tattersfield, 40, Schoolmaster, b. Yorkshire
Fanny Tattersfield, 1, b. Yorkshire
Charles Andrews, 20, Assistant, b. Yorkshire
Ann Johnson, 45, Housekeeper, b. Yorkshire
Jane Bollom, 15, Servant, b. Yorkshire
Ann Sharpe, 13, Servant, b. Yorkshire
Matthew Sheard, 12, Pupil, b. Yorkshire
John Grimshaw, 14, Pupil, b. Yorkshire
Robt Grimshaw, 12, Pupil, b. Yorkshire
John Chadwick, 11, Pupil, b. Yorkshire
Chas Poshen?, 8, Pupil, b. Yorkshire
1841 Census: Gate Fulford, Yorkshire (Out of the Boro')
John Hardy, 62, Independant, b. Yorkshire
Ann Hardy, 62, b. Yorkshire
Jane Hentiman, 20, Female Servant, b. Yorkshire
William Grimshaw, 10, b. Yorkshire
Ann Belt, 64, Independant, b. YorkshirePossibly William: 1851 Census: Garden Place, York, Yorkshire
Thomas Gibson Hartley, Head, Mar, 32, Painter & Coach Builder, b. York, Yorkshire
Thomasine Hartley, Wife, 29, Mar, b. Stamford Bridge, Yorkshire
Mary Jane Hartley, Daur, 7, b. York, Yorkshire
Anna M.? Hartley, Daur, 6, b. York, Yorkshire
Robert Hardy (or Harry) Hartley, Son, 4, b. York, Yorkshire
William Thomas Grimshaw, App, 19, Painter, b. Leeds, Yorkshire
Ann Fowler, Servant, 19, b. Nether Poppleton, Yorkshire
NOTE: Robert's middle name looks like HARDY, but all other records for this person say it is HARRY. If it is Hardy, there could be a connection to William's mother, Margaret Hardy.If the above is the correct William Thomas, he appears to have been entered twice. Perhaps he was visiting his brother, John, (below) and his apprentice master entered him at the address above.
1851 Census: Park Row, Otley, Guisley, Yorkshire
John Grimshaw, Head, Un?, 24, Cloth manufacturer, Woolen, employing 6? men, b. Guiseley, Yorks.
John Chaffen?, Visitor, Un, 24, Hand loom pearcer? Woolen, b. Guiseley, Yorks.
Sarah Padgett, Servant, Mar, 64, House servant, b. Guiseley, Yorks.
William Grimshaw, Visitor, Un, 19, Painter, b. Guiseley, Yorks.
ABODES:
1849 - Burgate, Hants. (Birth)
1870 - Canada "The Red River Expedition" (Diary)
1874 - St. Johns, New Brunswick, Canada (Discharged from Army at Halifax, Nova Scotia)
1875 - Montreal, Canada (Layed off from Grand Trunk Railroad)
1878 - Croydon, Surrey, UK. (1st marriage)
1881 - Paddock Wood, Brenchley, Tonbridge, Kent. (Census)
1882 - Tonbridge, Kent.OCCUPATIONS:
31 March 1868 - 21 April 1874 Army (Corporal 1769, 1st Battalion of 60th Royal Rifles)
Apr 1874 - Apr 1875: Grand Trunk Railway of Canada - (Boiler Maker's Assistant)
Caretaker of Baptist Church
Owner of Musical instrument shop at 78 High Street, Tonbridge, Kent.In May 1870 he volunteered to help the British troops regain Fort Garry in Canada, which had been taken over by rebels. To read his personal account of this mission click here
He applied for a medal, for his duties abroad, but not sure if he ever received it.
1851 Census: West Harnham, Wiltshire
William Roberts, Head, Mar, 32, Ag. Labourer Carter, b. Ringwood Hants.
Maria Roberts, Wife, Mar, 26, b. Fisherton, Wilts.
George Roberts, Son, 4, b. Burgate, Hants.
Charles Roberts, Son, 1, b. Burgate, Hants.1861 Census: Road leading from River Naddar to Netherhampton Road, West Harnham, Wiltshire
William Roberts, Head, Mar, 42, Carter, b. Ringwood Hampshire
Maria Roberts, Wife, Mar, 36, b. Fisherton Anger, Wiltshire
George Roberts, Son, 14, Dairy Boy, b. Burgate, Hampshire
Charles Roberts, Son, 11, Ploughboy, b. Burgate, Hampshire
Maria Roberts, Daur, 7, Scholar, b. West Harnham, Wiltshire
Elizabeth F. Roberts, Daur, 6, Scholar, b. West Harnham, Wiltshire1881 Census: Paddock Wood, Brenchley, Tonbridge, Kent
Charles J. Roberts, Head, Mar, 31, Account Collector, b. Burgate, Hants.
Harriet R. Roberts, Wife, Mar, 33, b. Southampton, Hants.
Florence E. Roberts, Daur, Un, 1, b. Brenchley, Kent
Agnes H. Roberts, Daur, Un, 4 months, b. Brenchley, Kent1891 Census: 45 Brunswick Avenue, "Music Shop", Quary Hill, Tunbridge, Kent
Charles J. Roberts, Head, Mar, 41, Sewing Machine Agent, b. Burgate, Hants.
Lavinia S. Roberts, Wife, Mar, 41, b. Croydon, Surrey
Florence E. Roberts, Daur, Un, 11, b. Paddock Wood, Kent
Agnes H. Roberts, Daur, Un, 10, b. Paddock Wood, Kent1901 Census: 15 High Street, Tonbridge, Kent
Chas Roberts, Head, Mar, 51, Shopkeeper (Music?) Domestic Machine Trade, own a/c, b. Burgate, Hants.
Sarah Roberts, Wife, Mar, 37?, b. Stamford Hill, London
Agnes Roberts, Daur, Un, 20, b. Paddock Wood, Kent
Jessie Roberts, Daur, Un, 7, b. Tonbridge, Kent
ABODES .......... 1848 (Birth)
Southampton, Hants.1881 (Census)
Paddock Wood, Brenchley, Kent.1881 Census: Paddock Wood, Brenchley, Tonbridge, Kent
Charles J. Roberts, Head, Mar, 31, Account Collector, b. Burgate, Hants.
Harriet R. Roberts, Wife, Mar, 33, b. Southampton, Hants.
Florence E. Roberts, Daur, Un, 1, b. Brenchley, Kent
Agnes H. Roberts, Daur, Un, 4 months, b. Brenchley, Kent
ABODES:
1880 ..... Paddock Wood, Brenchley, Kent - (Birth)
1881 ..... Paddock Wood, Brenchley, Kent - (Census)
1891 ..... Music Shop, 45 Brunswick Avenue, Quary Hill, Tunbridge, Kent - (Census)
1901 ..... Music Shop, 15 High Street, Tonbridge, Kent - (Census)
1881 Census: Paddock Wood, Brenchley, Tonbridge, Kent
Charles J. Roberts, Head, Mar, 31, Account Collector, b. Burgate, Hants.
Harriet R. Roberts, Wife, Mar, 33, b. Southampton, Hants.
Florence E. Roberts, Daur, Un, 1, b. Brenchley, Kent
Agnes H. Roberts, Daur, Un, 4 months, b. Brenchley, Kent1891 Census: 45 Brunswick Avenue, "Music Shop", Quary Hill, Tunbridge, Kent
Charles J. Roberts, Head, Mar, 41, Sewing Machine Agent, b. Burgate, Hants.
Lavinia S. Roberts, Wife, Mar, 41, b. Croydon, Surrey
Florence E. Roberts, Daur, Un, 11, b. Paddock Wood, Kent
Agnes H. Roberts, Daur, Un, 10, b. Paddock Wood, Kent1901 Census: 15 High Street, Tonbridge, Kent
Chas Roberts, Head, Mar, 51, Shopkeeper (Music?) Domestic Machine Trade, own a/c, b. Burgate, Hants.
Sarah Roberts, Wife, Mar, 37?, b. Stamford Hill, London
Agnes Roberts, Daur, Un, 20, b. Paddock Wood, Kent
Jessie Roberts, Daur, Un, 7, b. Tonbridge, Kent
ABODES:
1849 - Burgate, Hants. (Birth)
1870 - Canada "The Red River Expedition" (Diary)
1874 - St. Johns, New Brunswick, Canada (Discharged from Army at Halifax, Nova Scotia)
1875 - Montreal, Canada (Layed off from Grand Trunk Railroad)
1878 - Croydon, Surrey, UK. (1st marriage)
1881 - Paddock Wood, Brenchley, Tonbridge, Kent. (Census)
1882 - Tonbridge, Kent.OCCUPATIONS:
31 March 1868 - 21 April 1874 Army (Corporal 1769, 1st Battalion of 60th Royal Rifles)
Apr 1874 - Apr 1875: Grand Trunk Railway of Canada - (Boiler Maker's Assistant)
Caretaker of Baptist Church
Owner of Musical instrument shop at 78 High Street, Tonbridge, Kent.In May 1870 he volunteered to help the British troops regain Fort Garry in Canada, which had been taken over by rebels. To read his personal account of this mission click here
He applied for a medal, for his duties abroad, but not sure if he ever received it.
1851 Census: West Harnham, Wiltshire
William Roberts, Head, Mar, 32, Ag. Labourer Carter, b. Ringwood Hants.
Maria Roberts, Wife, Mar, 26, b. Fisherton, Wilts.
George Roberts, Son, 4, b. Burgate, Hants.
Charles Roberts, Son, 1, b. Burgate, Hants.1861 Census: Road leading from River Naddar to Netherhampton Road, West Harnham, Wiltshire
William Roberts, Head, Mar, 42, Carter, b. Ringwood Hampshire
Maria Roberts, Wife, Mar, 36, b. Fisherton Anger, Wiltshire
George Roberts, Son, 14, Dairy Boy, b. Burgate, Hampshire
Charles Roberts, Son, 11, Ploughboy, b. Burgate, Hampshire
Maria Roberts, Daur, 7, Scholar, b. West Harnham, Wiltshire
Elizabeth F. Roberts, Daur, 6, Scholar, b. West Harnham, Wiltshire1881 Census: Paddock Wood, Brenchley, Tonbridge, Kent
Charles J. Roberts, Head, Mar, 31, Account Collector, b. Burgate, Hants.
Harriet R. Roberts, Wife, Mar, 33, b. Southampton, Hants.
Florence E. Roberts, Daur, Un, 1, b. Brenchley, Kent
Agnes H. Roberts, Daur, Un, 4 months, b. Brenchley, Kent1891 Census: 45 Brunswick Avenue, "Music Shop", Quary Hill, Tunbridge, Kent
Charles J. Roberts, Head, Mar, 41, Sewing Machine Agent, b. Burgate, Hants.
Lavinia S. Roberts, Wife, Mar, 41, b. Croydon, Surrey
Florence E. Roberts, Daur, Un, 11, b. Paddock Wood, Kent
Agnes H. Roberts, Daur, Un, 10, b. Paddock Wood, Kent1901 Census: 15 High Street, Tonbridge, Kent
Chas Roberts, Head, Mar, 51, Shopkeeper (Music?) Domestic Machine Trade, own a/c, b. Burgate, Hants.
Sarah Roberts, Wife, Mar, 37?, b. Stamford Hill, London
Agnes Roberts, Daur, Un, 20, b. Paddock Wood, Kent
Jessie Roberts, Daur, Un, 7, b. Tonbridge, Kent
Lavinia Smith Peat (See Notes)
NOTE: Lavinia's mother is probably Emily Peat. Her parents are shown as Stephen Peat & Emily, but no record has been found of Stephen Peat. Lavinia is shown on the 1851 census as Lavinia SMITH, and is living with Emily and her mother.
LAVINIA SMITH PEAT
Christening: 20 JUL 1845 Saint John The Baptist, Croydon, Surrey
Father: STEPHEN PEAT
Mother: EMILYMarriages Sep 1869
Manser Henry Andrew Holborn 1b 1017
PEAT Lavinia Smith Holborn 1b 10171851 Census: Croydon, Surrey
Patience Peat, Head, Wid, 55, b. Coulsdon, Surrey
Emily Peat, Daur, Un, 24, Dressmaker, b. Southwark, Surrey
Edward John Peat, Son, Un, 21, Grocer's Man, b. Croydon, Surrey
Eliza Peat, Daur, Un, 19, Milliner, b. Croydon, Surrey
Margaret Peat, Daur, Un, 14, Scholar, b. Croydon, Surrey
Levenia Smith, Granddaur, Un, 6, Scholar, b. Croydon, Surrey1861 Census: 1 Corube? Street (next to Thanet Place), Croydon, Surrey
Harriett M Mansfield, Daughter, Un, 23, b. London, Middlesex (Possibly daughter of William Hooker in previous house)
+3 Mansfield teenagers & 1 servant
Levenia S. Peat, Servant, Un, 16, b. Croydon, Surrey1871 Census: 96 St John Street, Clerkenwell, Finsbury, Middlesex
Henry Manser, Head, Mar, 22, Picture Frame Maker, b. Croydon, Surrey
Lavinia Manser, Wife, Mar, 26, b. Croydon, Surrey
Emily Wicks, Visitor, Un, 16, Domestic Servant, b. Croydon, Surrey1881 Census: Croydon Road, Caterham, Surrey
Levinia S. MANSER, Head, Wid, 34, Picture Frame Maker, b.Croydon, Surrey
Sarah MANSER, Mother-In-Law, Wid, 63, Retired Servant, b. Caterham, Surrey1891 Census: 45 Brunswick Avenue, "Music Shop", Quarry Hill, Tunbridge, Kent
Charles J. Roberts, Head, Mar, 41, Sewing Machine Agent, b. Burgate, Hants.
Lavinia S. Roberts, Wife, Mar, 41, b. Croydon, Surrey
Florence E. Roberts, Daur, Un, 11, b. Paddock Wood, Kent
Agnes H. Roberts, Daur, Un, 10, b. Paddock Wood, KentDeaths Mar 1892
Roberts Lavinia Smith 42 Tunbridge 2a 60[86]
Born between 18 May 1818 and 30 August 1818.
OCCUPATION:
1841 ..... Agricultural labourer.
1851 ..... Agricultural labourer & Carter.
Also said to be a Lay Preacher in Salisbury area.ABODES:
1841 ..... Back Street, Burgate, Fordingbridge, Hants. (with George & Betty Gosney)
1845 ..... Fisherton Anger, Wiltshire ( Place of marriage )
1851 ..... West Hamham, Wiltshire
1867 ..... Plymouth Street, Portsmouth.CAUSE OF DEATH ..... Ulcer of leg, Indefined period Pyaemia - 11 days Certified.
1841 Census: Burgate, Fordingbridge, Hampshire
Betty Gosney, 40, b. Hampshire
George Gosney, 25, Ag Lab, b. Hampshire
William Roberts, 20, Ag Lab, b. Hampshire
George Combs?, 5, b. Hampshire
NOTE: William's future wife, Maria Clark, is living in the neighbouring farm.1851 Census: West Harnham, Wiltshire
William Roberts, Head, Mar, 32, Ag. Labourer Carter, b. Ringwood Hants.
Maria Roberts, Wife, Mar, 26, b. Fisherton, Wilts.
George Roberts, Son, 4, b. Burgate, Hants.
Charles Roberts, Son, 1, b. Burgate, Hants.1861 Census: Road leading from River Naddar to Netherhampton Road, West Harnham, Wiltshire
William Roberts, Head, Mar, 42, Carter, b. Ringwood Hampshire
Maria Roberts, Wife, Mar, 36, b. Fisherton Anger, Wiltshire
George Roberts, Son, 14, Dairy Boy, b. Burgate, Hampshire
Charles Roberts, Son, 11, Ploughboy, b. Burgate, Hampshire
Maria Roberts, Daur, 7, Scholar, b. West Harnham, Wiltshire
Elizabeth F. Roberts, Daur, 6, Scholar, b. West Harnham, Wiltshire
In 1841, Maria was a teenage servant girl living on Burgate Farm, in Burgate, Hampshire. Her future husband, William Roberts, was a labourer on a neighbouring farm. She married him 4 years later on Christmas Day 1845, at Fisherton Anger, Wiltshire.
It appears that, after William's death, in 1867, she moved back with the family of Thomas Kent, where she lived in 1841. In 1871 she is shown as a nurse, probably to Thomas Kent's new baby, Walter. In 1881 she has moved to Clapham, London, and is living in the same road as Walter Kent and his sisters.
It seems likely that Thomas Kent died between 1871-81, and his wife, Emma, moved to London with her children and Maria.
ABODES:
1841 ..... Burgate, Hants. at farm of Thomas Kent
1851 ..... West Harnham, Wilts.
1867 ..... Opened shop in Salisbury, Wilts.OCCUPATIONS:
1841 ..... Female servant
1841 Census: Burgate Farm, Burgate, Fordingbridge, Hampshire
Thomas Kent, 30, Farmer, b. NOT in Hampshire
Elizabeth Kent, 25, b. NOT in Hampshire
Elizabeth Kent, 2, b. NOT in Hampshire
Emma Kent, 5 months, b. NOT in Hampshire
Maria Clark, 15, Female Servant, b. NOT in Hampshire
Matilda Noyce?, 10, b?
Matilda Sworn? 20, Independant, n. NOT in Hampshire1851 Census: West Harnham, Wiltshire
William Roberts, Head, Mar, 32, Ag. Labourer Carter, b. Ringwood Hants.
Maria Roberts, Wife, Mar, 26, b. Fisherton, Wilts.
George Roberts, Son, 4, b. Burgate, Hants.
Charles Roberts, Son, 1, b. Burgate, Hants.1861 Census: Road leading from River Naddar to Netherhampton Road, West Harnham, Wiltshire
William Roberts, Head, Mar, 42, Carter, b. Ringwood Hampshire
Maria Roberts, Wife, Mar, 36, b. Fisherton Anger, Wiltshire
George Roberts, Son, 14, Dairy Boy, b. Burgate, Hampshire
Charles Roberts, Son, 11, Ploughboy, b. Burgate, Hampshire
Maria Roberts, Daur, 7, Scholar, b. West Harnham, Wiltshire
Elizabeth F. Roberts, Daur, 6, Scholar, b. West Harnham, Wiltshire1871 Census: West Harnham, Wiltshire
Thomas Kent, Head, Mar, 60, Farmer 227 acres employing 5 lab 4 men 2 women, b. West Grimstead, Wiltshire
Emma Kent, Wife, Mar, 45, b. Fisherton, Wiltshire
Elizabeth Kent, Daur, Un, 32, Farmer's daughter, b. Fisherton, Wiltshire
Annie L. Kent, Daur, Un, 11, Scholar, b. West Harnham, Wiltshire
Walter F. Kent, Son, Un, 11 months, Scholar, b. West Harnham, Wiltshire
Maria Roberts, Visitor, -, 46, Nurse, b. Fisherton, Wiltshire1881 Census: 163 Clapham Park Road, Clapham, Surrey
Maria AXTON, Head, Wid, 56, Housekeeper, b. Salisbury, Wiltshire
George HARRIS, Foreman, Un, 24, Cowkeeper, b. Middlesex
Charles BROWN, Lodger, Mar, 64, Labourer, b. Oxford
Ann BROWN, Lodger, Mar, 64, Laundress, b. Oxford
Mary Ann WATSON, Lodger, Wid, 62, Laundress, b. Nettlebed, Oxford
NOTE: The Kent family (from 1871 census) are living in the same road as Maria.
1881 Census: 2 Clapham Park Road, Clapham, Surrey
Elizabeth KENT, Head, Un, 42, Fisherton Anger, Salsbury, Cowkeeper (Milksllr)
Annie S. KENT, Sister, Un, 21, West Harnham, Salsbury, Cowkeeper Assistant
Alice SMITH, Servant, Un, 20, Fisherton Anger, Salsbury, Domestic Servant
Walter KENT, Brother, Un, 10, West Harnham Salsbury, Scholar1891 Census: 2 Henry Street, Bromley, Kent
Frank Hancock, Head, Mar, 23, Ag Labourer, b. Warminster, Wiltshire
Martha Hancock, Wife, Mar, 25, b. Semley, Wiltshire
Frank A. Hancock, Son, Un, 2 months, b. Bromley, Kent
Maria Axton, Lodger, Wid, 66, b. Salisbury, Wiltshire
ABODES:
1831 ..... Kingston, Surrey. - (Birth)
1864 ..... 7 George Place, Stamford Hill, London. - (Sarah's Birth)
1881 ..... Leigh, Kent - (Census)
xxxx ..... Rose Cottage, Leigh, Kent.Probable deaths: 1905 Mar qtr
John Hounsom, age 80, Sevenoaks, 2a 491
Caroline Hounsom, age 69, Sevenoaks, 2a 492
1841 Census: The Alley, Putney, Surrey
John Hounsom, 40, Ag Lab, b. Surrey
Sarah Hounsom, 35, b. Surrey
Maria Hounsom, 20, b. Surrey
John Hounsom, 15, Ag Lab, b. Surrey
Emma Hounsom, 14, b. Surrey
Mary Hounsom, 12, b. Surrey
William Hounsom, 10, b. Surrey
George Hounsom, 8, b. Surrey
James Hounsom, 6, b. Surrey1851 Census: Not Found
1861 Census: Not Found
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John Hounsom, Head, Mar, 45, Under Gardener, b. Kingston, Surrey (Deaf)
Caroline Hounsom, Wife, Mar, 35, b. Tottenham, Middlesex
John Hounsom, Son, Un, 14, Scholar, b. Hackney, Middlesex
William Hounsom, Son, Un, 10, Scholar, b. Hackney, Middlesex
Sarah Hounsom, Daur, Un, 6, Scholar, b. Hackney, Middlesex
Thomas Hounsom, Son, Un, 4, Scholar, b. Tottenham, Middlesex1881 Census: Leigh, Kent
John HOUNSOME, Head, M, 50, Kingston, Surrey, Gardener Do Serv
Caroline HOUNSOME, Wife, M, 45, Tottenham, Middlesex, Gardener Do Serv Wife
John HOUNSOME, Son, U, 24, Stamford Hill, Middlesex, Gardener Do Serv
Sarah HOUNSOME, Daur, U, 16, Stamford Hill, Middlesex, Gardener Do Serv Daur
Thomas HOUNSOME, Son, 14, Tottenham, Middlesex, Scholar1891 Census: Street, Leigh, Sevenoaks, Kent (Smithie? Chapel & Sunday School)
John Hounsome, Head, Mar, 66, Gardener (Domestic), b. Kingston, Surrey - (Deaf)
Caroline Hounsome, Wife, Mar, 55, b. Tottenham, Middlesex
Sarah Hounsome, Daur, Un, 26, b. Hackney, Middlesex
NOTE: John & Caroline's son, John and family, are living a few houses away.1901 Census: The Street, Leigh, Kent
John Hounsome, Head, Mar, 76, Gardener Domestic, b. Kingston, Surrey (Deaf)
Caroline Hounsome, Wife, Mar, 65, b. Stamford Hill, London
ABODES:
1836 ..... Tottenham, Middlesex. - (Birth)
1851 ..... 7 George Place, Stamford Hill, London. - (Census)
1864 ..... 7 George Place, Stamford Hill, London. - (Sarah's Birth)
1881 ..... Leigh, Kent - (Census)
xxxx ..... Rose Cottage, Leigh, Kent.
1841 Census: Bells Lane, Hackney, Middlesex
James Gaywood, 50, Labourer, Yes
Sarah Gaywood, 45, Yes
Eliza Gaywood, 20, Yes
Thomas Gaywood, 15, Labourer, Yes
John Gaywood, 14, Labourer, Yes
Joseph Gaywood, 12, Yes
Caroline Gaywood, 6, Yes1851 Census: George Place, Hackney, Stamford Hill, Tower Hamlet, Middlesex
James Gaywood, Head, Mar, 60, Gardener, b. Cottered, Herts.
Sarah Gaywood, Wife, Mar, 59, b. Tottenham, Middlesex
John Gaywood, Son, Un, 25, Farm labourer, b. West Hackney, Middlesex
Joseph Gaywood, Son, Un, 23, Farm labourer, b. West Hackney, Middlesex
Caroline Gaywood, Daur, Un, 15, Tottenham, b. Tottenham, Middlesex1861 Census: Not Found
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John Hounsom, Head, Mar, 45, Under Gardener, b. Kingston, Surrey (Deaf)
Caroline Hounsom, Wife, Mar, 35, b. Tottenham, Middlesex
John Hounsom, Son, Un, 14, Scholar, b. Hackney, Middlesex
William Hounsom, Son, Un, 10, Scholar, b. Hackney, Middlesex
Sarah Hounsom, Daur, Un, 6, Scholar, b. Hackney, Middlesex
Thomas Hounsom, Son, Un, 4, Scholar, b. Tottenham, Middlesex1881 Census: Leigh, Kent
John HOUNSOME, Head, M, 50, Kingston, Surrey, Gardener Do Serv
Caroline HOUNSOME, Wife, M, 45, Tottenham, Middlesex, Gardener Do Serv Wife
John HOUNSOME, Son, U, 24, Stamford Hill, Middlesex, Gardener Do Serv
Sarah HOUNSOME, Daur, U, 16, Stamford Hill, Middlesex, Gardener Do Serv Daur
Thomas HOUNSOME, Son, 14, Tottenham, Middlesex, Scholar1891 Census: Street, Leigh, Sevenoaks, Kent (Smithie? Chapel & Sunday School)
John Hounsome, Head, Mar, 66, Gardener (Domestic), b. Kingston, Surrey - (Deaf)
Caroline Hounsome, Wife, Mar, 55, b. Tottenham, Middlesex
Sarah Hounsome, Daur, Un, 26, b. Hackney, Middlesex
NOTE: John & Caroline's son, John and family, are living a few houses away.1901 Census: The Street, Leigh, Kent
John Hounsome, Head, Mar, 76, Gardener Domestic, b. Kingston, Surrey (Deaf)
Caroline Hounsome, Wife, Mar, 65, b. Stamford Hill, London
Probable death: (Free BMD images)
1905 Mar qtr
John Hounsom, age 80, Sevenoaks, 2a 491
Caroline Hounsom, age 69, Sevenoaks, 2a 492
1871 Census: Leigh, Kent
John Hounsom, Head, Mar, 45, Under Gardener, b. Kingston, Surrey (Deaf)
Caroline Hounsom, Wife, Mar, 35, b. Tottenham, Middlesex
John Hounsom, Son, Un, 14, Scholar, b. Hackney, Middlesex
William Hounsom, Son, Un, 10, Scholar, b. Hackney, Middlesex
Sarah Hounsom, Daur, Un, 6, Scholar, b. Hackney, Middlesex
Thomas Hounsom, Son, Un, 4, Scholar, b. Tottenham, Middlesex1881 Census: School Board, Battersea, Surrey
William HOUNSON, Head, M, 50, Kingston, Surrey, Board School Keeper (O S O)
Elizabeth C. HOUNSON, Wife, M, 43, Putney, Surrey, Board School Keeper (O S O)
William A. HOUNSON, Son, 6, Battersea, Surrey, Scholar
William D. JUPE, Nephew, U, 18, Putney, Surrey, Stock Exchange Clerk
William HOUNSON, Nephew, U, 20, Stanford Hill, Middlesex, Grocers Assistant
ABODES:
1867 ..... Tottenham, Middlesex. (Birth)
1881 ..... Leigh, Kent. (Census)
1871 Census: Leigh, Kent
John Hounsom, Head, Mar, 45, Under Gardener, b. Kingston, Surrey (Deaf)
Caroline Hounsom, Wife, Mar, 35, b. Tottenham, Middlesex
John Hounsom, Son, Un, 14, Scholar, b. Hackney, Middlesex
William Hounsom, Son, Un, 10, Scholar, b. Hackney, Middlesex
Sarah Hounsom, Daur, Un, 6, Scholar, b. Hackney, Middlesex
Thomas Hounsom, Son, Un, 4, Scholar, b. Tottenham, Middlesex1881 Census: Leigh, Kent
John HOUNSOME, Head, M, 50, Kingston, Surrey, Gardener Do Serv
Caroline HOUNSOME, Wife, M, 45, Tottenham, Middlesex, Gardener Do Serv Wife
John HOUNSOME, Son, U, 24, Stamford Hill, Middlesex, Gardener Do Serv
Sarah HOUNSOME, Daur, U, 16, Stamford Hill, Middlesex, Gardener Do Serv Daur
Thomas HOUNSOME, Son, 14, Tottenham, Middlesex, Scholar
Probable Death: Sep 1876 - Thornton William Robert 28 Huddersfield 9a 239
1851 Census: 17 Thomas Street, Huddersfield, Yorkshire
Walter Thornton, Head, Mar, 42, Boot & Shoemaker Master employing 3 hands, b. Huddersfield, Yorkshire
Betty Thornton, Wife, Mar, 40, b. Horbury, Yorkshire
John Thornton, Son, Un, 20, Cordwainer, b. Huddersfield, Yorkshire
Jane D. Thornton, Daur, Un, 14, Boot & Shoe binder, b. Huddersfield, Yorkshire
Eleanor R. Thornton, Daur, Un, 9, Boot & Shoe binder, b. Huddersfield, Yorkshire
Ann E. Thornton, Daur, Un, 6, Day Scholar, b. Huddersfield, Yorkshire
William R. Thornton, Son, Un, 2, b. Huddersfield, Yorkshire
John Marshall, App, Un, 16, Cordwainer Apprentice, b. Huddersfield, Yorkshire1871 Census: Chapel Street, Mold Green, Huddersfield, Yorkshire
William Robert Thornton, Head, Mar, 23, Grocer's Assistant, b. Huddersfield, Yorkshire
Emily Thornton, Wife, Mar, 22, b. Huddersfield, Yorkshire
Fred Thornton, Son, Un, 1, b. Huddersfield, Yorkshire
Emily had two children by her first marriage, Fred & Florence. Fred died aged 2, and Florence was raised by her second husband, Harry Clayton Grimshaw.
Harry probably left England between 1882 - 1891 to work on the railways in India. He probably took Emily and their 4 children, or they may have left shortly after him. None of the family are found on census returns after 1881, except sons Harry & John, who probably came back between 1891 - 1901 to study engineering at a university in Leeds, Yorkshire.
ABODES:
1849 ..... Sheepridge, Huddersfield, Yorks. - (Birth)
1851 ..... Sheepridge, Huddersfield, Yorks. - (Census)
1869 ..... Huddersfield, Yorks. - (1st Marriage)
1877 ..... Kirkheaton, Huddersfield, Yorks. - (2nd Marriage)
1881 ..... 4 Whitestone Rd, Grove Building, Huddersfield, Yorks. - (Census)
Dec 1881 ..... 182 Marsden Road, Lockwood, Huddersfield, Yorks. - (John's Birth)
From Family History Online:
1851 Census: Sheepridge, Huddersfield, Yorkshire (Kirklees) Piece 2395, Folio 800
Forenames, Surname, Relationship, Marital Status, Age, Occupation, Birthplace Township
Simeon Charlesworth, Head, M, 31, Weaver, Hightown, Huddersfield
Jane Charlesworth, Wife, M, 28, Deighton, Huddersfield
John Charlesworth, Son, 8, Scholar, Sheepridge, Huddersfield
Friend Charlesworth, Son, 6, Scholar, Sheepridge, Huddersfield
Emily Charlesworth, Dau, 1, Sheepridge, Huddersfield1861 Census: Sheepridge, Fartown, Huddersfield, Yorkshire
Simeon Charlesworth, Head, Wid, 42, Designer & Pattern Maker, b. Birstal, Yorks.
John Charlesworth, Son, Un, 18, Woollen Handloom Maker, b. Huddersfield, Yorks.
Friend (Fred?) Charlesworth, Un, 16, Woollen Handloom Maker, b. Huddersfield, Yorks.
Emily Charlesworth, Un, 12, Bobbin Divider Maker, b. Huddersfield, Yorks.1871 Census: Chapel Street, Mold Green, Huddersfield, Yorkshire
William Robert Thornton, Head, Mar, 23, Grocer's Assistant, b. Huddersfield, Yorkshire
Emily Thornton, Wife, Mar, 22, b. Huddersfield, Yorkshire
Fred Thornton, Son, Un, 1, b. Huddersfield, Yorkshire1881 Census: 4 Whitestone Rd Grove Building, Huddersfield, Yorkshire
Henry Clayton GRIMSHAW, Head, M, 26, Guiseley, York, Engine Stoker,
Emily GRIMSHAW, Wife, M, 28, Huddersfield, York
Annie Louesa GRIMSHAW, Daur, 2, Huddersfield, York
Harry GRIMSHAW, Son, 8 m, Huddersfield, York
Florance GRIMSHAW, Daur, 8, Huddersfield, York
Probable Death: Mar 1872 - THORNTON Fred, aged 2, Huddersfield 9a 299
1871 Census: Chapel Street, Mold Green, Huddersfield, Yorkshire
William Robert Thornton, Head, Mar, 23, Grocer's Assistant, b. Huddersfield, Yorkshire
Emily Thornton, Wife, Mar, 22, b. Huddersfield, Yorkshire
Fred Thornton, Son, Un, 1, b. Huddersfield, Yorkshire
Florence Grimshaw (nee Thornton)
Probable Birth: Jun 1872 - Thornton Florence Huddersfield 9a 389
NOTE: It seems most likely that Florence was a daughter of Emily and her first husband, William Robert Thornton. She is shown on the 1881 census at the bottom of the household.
Florence's father probably left England between 1882 - 1891 to work on the railways in India. He probably took Emily and the 4 children, or they may have left shortly after him. None of the family are found on census returns after 1881, except sons Harry & John, who probably came back between 1891 - 1901 to study engineering at a university in Leeds, Yorkshire.
ABODES:
1873 ..... Huddersfield, Yorks. - (Birth)
1881 ..... 4 Whitestone Rd, Grove Building, Huddersfield, Yorks. - (Census)
After 1881 - Probably India.Possible Marriage: Sep 1897
Brown William Leeds 9b 711
GRIMSHAW Florence Leeds 9b 711
GROVER Madeline Jane Leeds 9b 711
Smith Henry Leeds 9b 711
NOTE: Madeline married Henry SMITH, so Florence must have married William BROWN. The 1901 Census shows a William & Florence Brown (both aged 29 and born Leeds) living in Headingly-cum-Burley. This is where Florence's brothers were both lodging in 1901. However, also living with Wiliam & Florence is Lavinia Sugden, Sister-in-law, Unmarried, aged 35. This suggests that Florence's maiden name was SUGDEN.
1881 Census: 4 Whitestone Rd Grove Building, Huddersfield, Yorkshire
Henry Clayton GRIMSHAW, Head, M, 26, Guiseley, York, Engine Stoker
Emily GRIMSHAW, Wife, M, 28, Huddersfield, York
Annie Louesa GRIMSHAW, Daur, 2, Huddersfield, York
Harry GRIMSHAW, Son, 8 m, Huddersfield, York
Florance GRIMSHAW, Daur, 8, Huddersfield, York