| Relationship | 2nd great-grandfather of Annie West |
| Father | John Massicks (b. 1737, d. April 1790) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Groaves (b. about 1743, d. June 1832) |
| Son | William Massicks (b. 1795, d. between July 1851 and September 1851) |
| Son | John Massicks (b. 1796, d. 3 January 1809) |
| Son | Thomas Massicks+ (b. 12 March 1799, d. 11 April 1852) |
| Son | Isaac Massicks+ (b. 1802, d. between July 1862 and September 1862) |
| Son | David Massicks+ (b. 1805, d. between April 1893 and June 1893) |
| Daughter | Mary Massicks (b. 1 November 1807, d. 13 January 1809) |
| Daughter | Mary Massicks+ (b. 1812, d. between July 1864 and September 1864) |
| Son | John Massicks+ (b. about 1815, d. 17 January 1872) |
| Name | John Massicks was also known as John Massacks. | |
| Reference Number | He had reference number 272. | |
| Birth | 24 November 1770 | He was born on 24 November 1770 in Broughton in Furness, LancashireG. |
| Baptism | 24 February 1771 | He was baptised on 24 February 1771 in Torver, LancashireG. The parents are named as John and Betty Massacks The date in the records is 24th Feb 1770, but this was before the change to the Gregorian calendar, and the year started on 25th March, so November came before February. |
| Marriage | 20 July 1793 | He married Mary Spedding on 20 July 1793 in Torver, LancashireG. 20 Jul 1793 John Massacks of Torver, yeoman, and Anne Spedding of Broughton in the parish of Kirkby Ireleth, spinster, were married by licence. The witnesses were: Jonah Grigg, William Birkett, and Ann Casson Some records say the bride is Mary Spedding, but the entry in the Bishop's Transcript clearly says Anne. As census, second marriage and death records all say Mary, I think the Bishops Transcript is wrong. |
| Occupation | about 1800 | About 1800 John Massicks was the Inn keeper of Church House, Torver in Torver, LancashireG, the Inn keeper of Church House, Torver. |
| Note | 11 November 1801 | He attended a wedding on 11 November 1801 He was a witness at the marriage of William BIRKITT and Betty SPENCER. The entry reads: 11 Nov 1801 William Birkett, husbandman and Betty Spencer, spinster, married by licence. The witnesses were John Massicks and Mary Massicks. |
| Criminal | 24 February 1821 | He was before the Court on 24 February 1821 in Torver, LancashireG, accused of murder in 1821. A report in Freeman's Journal and Daily Commercial Advertiser (Dublin) for Tuesday 6th March 1821 reads: On Monday week [i.e. 26th February 1821] an Inquest was held before the Coroner of the Liberty of Furness, at Moor, in Torver, on the body of John Jones, dancing master. It appeared the deceased and William Massicks has a quarrel on Saturday night, between twelve and one o'clock, when deceased slapped Massicks on the face twice, and a fight ensued, when Massick's father interfered, but the deceased knocking the younger Massicks down, he begged of deceased to be quiet, and said he (Massicks) would submit, and immediately left the house. The elder Massicks and Jones then had a scuffle, during which the candle was knocked out, and they both fell on the floor; upon which the younger Massicks came very quickly into the house through a back passage and joined in the fray, and with a knife, or some such sharp instrument, inflicted sixteen different wounds upon the deceased. He died between two and three o'clock in the afternoon of Sunday, and the jury returned a verdict of - Wilful Murder against the younger Massicks, and against the elder for aiding and assisting in the murder. The latter was committed to Lancaster Castle by the Coroner, who issued a warrant for the apprehension of the former. The quarrel arose at cards. |
| Criminal | 5 April 1821 | He was before the Court on 5 April 1821 in Lancaster, LancashireG, A further report of the murder has been found in the Liverpool Mercury of Friday 13th April 1821. This entry has the first words of each line lost in the fold of the page. As far as can be seen, it reads: Lancaster Assizes, Thursday 5th April 1821 ... Massicks, Snr was charged with having (by the ... Massicks, jnr (not in custody), murdered ... by stabbing him with a knife, at Moor-in- ... . The prisoner, the deceased, and several others ... partaking of the hospitality of a neighbour, ... make a feast on the killing of a pig. They ... drinking and playing cards, and in order to ... to give up playing, one of the party con-... : a scuffle in consequence ensued between ... and Jones, and both fell. At that moment, ... Massicks came in and stabbed Jones in two or ... None of the company knew that he was ... a knife, and the proof, as to the individual ... stabs, rested on the dying declaration of ... . The unfortunate man died next day. ... (the elder Massicks) was, of course, found..... |
| Criminal | 6 April 1821 | He was before the Court on 6 April 1821 in Lancaster, LancashireG, John was acquitted of murder at the Lent Assizes. |
| Death | 7 August 1822 | He died on 7 August 1822 at Kirk Close in Torver, LancashireG. from the Lancaster Gazette, 24th August 1822: DEATHS On the 7th inst., Mr John Massicks, of Torver Church House, near Ulverston, aged 54. |
| Burial | 10 August 1822 | He was buried on 10 August 1822 at St Luke's Church in Torver, LancashireG. John Massicks, publican of Church-house, aged 52. |
| Will | 16 January 1823 | Her estate was settled on 16 January 1823. ACT upon PROBATE IN COMMON FORM ON the 16th Day of January in the Year of our Lord 1823 the annexed Will of John Massicks late of Torver Church House in the Parish of Ulverston in the County of Lancaster within the Archdeaconry of Richmond, in the diocese of Chester, who departed this life on or about the sixth day of August 1822 was proved in common Form, and Daniel Burkett of Scarr Head in Torver in the Parish and County aforesaid, Yeoman, one of the executors therein named was sworn well and faithfully to execute and perform the same and so forth (power being reserved for William Wilson of High Style in Torver aforesaid, Yeoman one other executor in the said Will named and so forth) and that according to the best of the Knowledge, Information and Belief of the said Daniel Burkett the whole of the Goods, Chattels and Credits of which the Testator John Massicks died possessed, within the Archdeaconry of Richmond, in the Diocese of Chester (exclusive of what the said Testator might have been possessed of or entitled to as a Trustee, for any other person or persons, and not beneficially, and without deducting any thing on Account of the Debts due and owing by and from the said Testator) were under the value of £100 before me J Sunderland Surrogate This is the last Will and Testament of me, John Massicks of Torver Church House in the township of Torver in the Parish of Ulverston in the County of Lancaster, Yeoman I give, devise and surrender unto Daniel Birkett of Scarr Head in Torver aforesaid and William Wilson of High Style in Torver aforesaid all and singular my Messuages, Tenements, Lands, Hereditaments and Premises situate, lying and being in Torver aforesaid (saving and except the Dwelling House wherein I now reside, with the Outhousing, Garden and Orchard with the Close of Land adjoining thereto known by the name of Kirk Close and the Doles in Torver Highbeck Meadows which are hereinafter by this my will disposed of) with their and every of their appurtenances to hold to them the said Daniel Birkett and William Wilson their heirs and assigns for ever according to the custom of the Manor of Torver Upon special trust and confidence that they the said Daniel Birkett and William Wilson or the Survivor of them, his heirs or assigns do and shall immediately after my decease or as soon as to them shall seem convenient and proper sell and dispose of the same Hereditaments and Premises either by Public Sale or Private contract and give good and sufficient discharges for the purchase money without the Purchasers being answerable or accountable for the loss, misapplication or nonapplication of the same or any part thereof. The same hereditaments and Premises to be sold either altogether or in lots as to my said Trustees shall seem most advisable for the benefit of my Family and out of the purchase money arising from the said Sales in the first place to pay off and discharge all mortgage monies due, owing and chargeable upon the said Hereditaments and Premises and in the next place to pay and discharge all my just debts, funeral and testamentary expenses and then to place the remaining part thereof out upon good security and with the interest to keep and own the Dower due to my mother and pay my Sister's annuity when, and as soon as, they shall respectively become due and then to keep and own the interest of what may be chargeable upon my said House, Outbuilding, Garden, Orchard and Close of Land and Meadow Doles during my Wife's Life and pay and apply the remaining interest unto my Wife during her life and from and after her decease to divide the said Surplus money amongst all and every my children, excepting my son Thomas, share and share alike, and in case any of them should then be dead leaving lawful issue such issue to take his, her or their deceased Parents share amongst them, share and share alike I give and bequeath unto my said Wife for and during her natural life all my Household Goods and furniture, Husbandry Gear and Stock, and after her decease I direct the same to be sold and the money arising therefrom to be divided amongst all my children share and share alike I give devise and Surrender unto my said wife for and during the term of her natural life the House in which I now reside with the Outhousing, Garden, Orchard, Close of Land called Kirk Close and the Doles in High Beck Meadows, she keeping the building in good and tenantable repair. She enjoying the same free from all mortgage interest and [indecipherable] and after her decease I give devise and surrender the same unto my son Thomas, his heirs and assigns forever. He paying thereout within twelve calendar months after my said wife’s decease to my said Trustees the sum of one hundred and fifty pounds, to be by them distributed equally amongst all and every my other children and their issue as aforesaid and I do declare that the bequest and devise hereintofore made to my wife is in full [indecipherable] and satisfaction of all her Dower or Copyhold right as my Widow and I do declare that any said Trustees shall not be answerable or accountable for the actions or receipts of the other or other of them, but each of them for his own actions neglects on receipts only, and that they shall be allowed a reasonable recompense for their and each of their loss of time, trouble and expense and lastly I appointed them the said Daniel Birkett and William Wilson Executors of this my last Will and Testament In Witness whereof, I the said Testator John Massicks have to this my last Will and Testament set my hand and Seal the sixth day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty two. The mark of John Massicks Signed, Sealed, Published and Declared my the said Testator John Massicks as for his last Will and Testament in the presence of us who in his presence at his request and in the presence of each other have hereunto subscribed our names as Witnesses, the words “with respect to the Meadow Doles” in the first and second sides being first erased and interlined and the words in the second side “excepting my son Thomas” being first interlined Rob Fleming William Rigg Jno Gilpin This is the original Will of John Massicks late of Torver Church House referred to in the Act, made when the same was proved by Daniel Birkett, one of the Executors therein named, before me this 16th day of January 1823 J Sunderland surrogate DEANERY Furness 6 January 1823 BEFORE the REVEREND John Sunderland Clerk, Surrogate, the last Will of John Massicks late of Torver Church House in the parish of Ulverston in the County of Lancaster, Yeoman deceased, was proved and the Execution thereof committed to Daniel Birkett, one of the Executors therein named, power being reserved for William Wilson, the other Executor therein named inventory respited under £100 died 6 August 1822 [A copy of the will is retained in the Western Deaneries records under the date of 6 August 1822. He is described as John Massicks of Torver Church House, Torver, Ulverston, Furness, Lancashire, Yeoman.]. |
| Probate | 16 January 1823 | He had his estate probated on 16 January 1823 in Furness, LancashireG. Estate valued at less than £100. |
| Relationship | 2nd great-grandfather of Annie West |
| Father | John Mallender (b. 1747) |
| Mother | Sarah Wheelhouse (b. 1748) |
| Daughter | Sarah Mallender+ (b. 1797, d. 1859) |
| Daughter | Ann Mallender (b. 1805) |
| Son | Samuel Mallender (b. 1808) |
| Daughter | Martha Mallender+ (b. about 1812, d. 26 October 1870) |
| Daughter | Frances Mallender (b. 1814) |
| Reference Number | Samuel Mallender had reference number 273. | |
| Baptism | 6 September 1772 | He was baptised on 6 September 1772 in Killamarsh, DerbyshireG. There is another baptism in Killamarsh on 23rd May 1779, the father is John, but I chose the 1772 one as correct as it fits better with a marriage in 1795. There was more than one John Mallender in Killamarsh at this time, but the only marriage between 1740 and 1779 is to Sarah Wheelhouse on 18th Feb 1772. |
| Birth | 1772 | He was born in 1772. |
| Marriage | 1 January 1796 | He married Elizabeth Gillatt on 1 January 1796 in Barlborough, DerbyshireG. Possible marriages: 1 Jan 1796 Barlborough, the bride is Elizabeth Gillatt - other records show the date as 27th Dec 1795, 13th Dec 1795 and 1st Feb 1796. |
| Occupation | 25 November 1839 | On 25 November 1839 Samuel Mallender was described as a 'labourer' at the marriage of his daughter Martha. |
| Census1841 | 6 June 1841 | He experienced Census1841 on 6 June 1841 in Killamarsh, DerbyshireG, Samuel MALLINDER 65 Ag Lab Derbyshire Elizabeth MALLINDER 65 Derbyshire John MALLINDER 15 Derbyshire William MALLINDER 11 Derbyshire Luke MALLINDER 8 Derbyshire Elizabeth COCKAYNE 35 Derbyshire Martha COCKAYNE 4 Derbyshire Henry COCKAYNE 1 Derbyshire Witness Role: Unknown [I7409] Elizabeth GILLATT. |
| Death | 1845 | He died in 1845 in Eckington, DerbyshireG. Possible death: Eckington, age given as 73. |
| Relationship | Uncle of Frank Lowe |
| Father | George Wells Chatters (b. between July 1845 and September 1845, d. between July 1884 and September 1884) |
| Mother | Mary Elizabeth ("Lizzie") Hague (b. 22 March 1849, d. 18 November 1922) |
| Reference Number | Charles William Chatters had reference number 274. | |
| Birth | between April 1873 and June 1873 | He was born between April 1873 and June 1873 in Chesterfield, DerbyshireG. |
| Baptism | 4 January 1874 | He was baptised on 4 January 1874 in Dronfield, DerbyshireG. Charles William CHATTERS the child of George and Mary Elizabeth. |
| Death | between April 1874 and June 1874 | He died between April 1874 and June 1874 in Dronfield, DerbyshireG. |
| Relationship | 1st cousin 1 time removed of Annie West |
| Father | William West (b. between July 1837 and September 1837) |
| Mother | Mary Bunford (b. about 1837) |
| Reference Number | Thomas C. West had reference number 276. | |
| Birth | between January 1863 and March 1863 | He was born between January 1863 and March 1863 at Marylebone in LondonG This is a possible birth. |
| Census | 2 April 1871 | He was recorded in the census on 2 April 1871 at 50 Amberley Road, Paddington, in LondonG William WEST Head M 33 Waiter Addlestrop Glouc Mary WEST Wife M 34 Newtown Montgomery Margaret WEST Daur 12 Scholar Birmingham Warwick William WEST Son 10 Scholar City Middlesex Thomas WEST Son 8 Scholar Marylebone Middlesex Albert WEST Son 5 Scholar Marylebone Middlesex Arthur WEST Son 4 Scholar Paddington Middlesex Ernest WEST Son 2 Paddington Middlesex Adelaide WEST Daur 4m Paddington Middlesex. |
| Census | 3 April 1881 | He was recorded in the census on 3 April 1881 at Paddington in LondonG William WEST Head M 43 Addlestrop, Gloucester Waiter Unemployed William J. WEST Son U 20 London, Middlesex Carriage Trimmer Thomas C. WEST Son U 18 London, Middlesex Cook (Dom) Albert L. WEST Son 15 London, Middlesex News Paper Errand Boy Arthur G. WEST Son 13 London, Middlesex Grocers Cashier Ernest A. WEST Son 12 London, Middlesex Scholar Herbert J. WEST Son 8 London, Middlesex Scholar Mary L. WEST Daur 7 Paddington, Middlesex Scholar Jane BUMFORD SisLaw U 39 Newtown, Montgomery David ALEXANDER Boarder U 22 Glasgow Baker Journeyman. |
| Census | 5 April 1891 | He was recorded in the census on 5 April 1891 at 194 Kensal Road (Lodging House), Chelsea, in LondonG Thomas WEST Lodger U 27 Gas Fitter Marylebone London [41 other men]. |
| Relationship | 1st cousin 1 time removed of Annie West |
| Father | William West (b. between July 1837 and September 1837) |
| Mother | Mary Bunford (b. about 1837) |
| Son | Albert John West (b. 7 April 1895) |
| Son | William Ernest West (b. about 1896, d. 9 October 1917) |
| Son | Charles Arthur West (b. between January 1898 and March 1898) |
| Daughter | Mary West (b. February 1902) |
| Daughter | Beatrice Agnes West (b. 9 May 1906, d. between April 1946 and June 1946) |
| Son | Frederick E West+ (b. 26 March 1912, d. September 1999) |
| Reference Number | Albert Llewellin West had reference number 277. | |
| Birth | April 1865 | He was born in April 1865 at Marylebone in LondonG. |
| Census | 2 April 1871 | He was recorded in the census on 2 April 1871 at 50 Amberley Road, Paddington, in LondonG William WEST Head M 33 Waiter Addlestrop Glouc Mary WEST Wife M 34 Newtown Montgomery Margaret WEST Daur 12 Scholar Birmingham Warwick William WEST Son 10 Scholar City Middlesex Thomas WEST Son 8 Scholar Marylebone Middlesex Albert WEST Son 5 Scholar Marylebone Middlesex Arthur WEST Son 4 Scholar Paddington Middlesex Ernest WEST Son 2 Paddington Middlesex Adelaide WEST Daur 4m Paddington Middlesex. |
| Census | 3 April 1881 | He was recorded in the census on 3 April 1881 at Paddington in LondonG William WEST Head M 43 Addlestrop, Gloucester Waiter Unemployed William J. WEST Son U 20 London, Middlesex Carriage Trimmer Thomas C. WEST Son U 18 London, Middlesex Cook (Dom) Albert L. WEST Son 15 London, Middlesex News Paper Errand Boy Arthur G. WEST Son 13 London, Middlesex Grocers Cashier Ernest A. WEST Son 12 London, Middlesex Scholar Herbert J. WEST Son 8 London, Middlesex Scholar Mary L. WEST Daur 7 Paddington, Middlesex Scholar Jane BUMFORD SisLaw U 39 Newtown, Montgomery David ALEXANDER Boarder U 22 Glasgow Baker Journeyman. |
| Census | 5 April 1891 | He was recorded in the census on 5 April 1891 at 13 Pember Road, Willesden, in London, MiddlesexG, Ernest A WEST Head M 22 Fruit Assistant Paddington, London Elizabeth A WEST Wife M 19 Fulham, London Albert L WEST Brother S 25 Stationary Assistant St. George's, London Arthur G WEST Brother S 23 Clerk Paddington, London Lily E ALLDRILL Visitor S 12 Scholar Marylebone, London Florence A ALLDRILL Visitor S 7 Scholar Marylebone, London. |
| Marriage | between April 1894 and June 1894 | He married Jane Skinner between April 1894 and June 1894 at Marylebone in London, MiddlesexG. |
| Census | 31 March 1901 | He was recorded in the census on 31 March 1901 at 12 St Ervan's Road, Kensington, in LondonG Albert WEST Head M 35 Stationer's assistant Marylebone London Jane WEST Wife M 30 Marylebone London Albert WEST Son S 5 Westminster London William WEST Son S 4 Westminster London Charles WEST Son S 3 Islington London Margaret WEST Dau S 2 Islington London Emily WEST Dau S 7m N Kensington London. |
| Census | 2 April 1911 | He was recorded in the census on 2 April 1911 at 183 Livingstone Road in Thornton Heath, SurreyG, Albert WEST Head M 45 Lamplighter Gas Company London Middlesex Jane WEST Wife Married 16 years 40 London Middlesex William WEST Son 14 Shopboy Stationers London Middlesex Charles WEST Son 13 School Houseboy London Middlesex Margaret WEST Daur 12 School London Middlesex Emily WEST Daur 10 School London Middlesex Mary WEST Daur 9 School London Kent Beatrice WEST Daur 4 London Surrey The house had 5 rooms. Jane had 7 children, 6 were still alive. |
| Census | 19 June 1921 | He was recorded in the census on 19 June 1921 at 118 Livingstone Road in Thornton Heath, SurreyG, Albert L WEST Head 56y 2m Married St Marylebone London Gas Slot Collector for South Suburban Gas Co at Sydenham Gas Works Jane WEST Wife 51y 3m Married St Marylebone London Home Duties Frederick E WEST Son 9y 3m Croydon Surrey School Whole Time Emily E WEST Daughter 20y 10m Single N Kensington London General Domestic Servant out of work Mary L WEST Daughter 19y 4m Single Sydenham Kent Ledger Clerk for Army & Navy Co-operative Society at Victoria Street Westminster Beatrice A WEST Daughter 15y 1m Single Croydon Surrey General Domestic Servant out of work Witness Role: Resident [I915] Jane SKINNER Witness Role: Resident [I8203] Frederick E WEST Witness Role: Resident [I920] Emily Elizabeth WEST Witness Role: Resident [I6199] Mary WEST Witness Role: Resident [I6200] Beatrice Agnes WEST. |
| Death | between October 1923 and December 1923 | He died between October 1923 and December 1923 in Croydon, SurreyG. possible death. |
| Relationship | 1st cousin 1 time removed of Annie West |
| Father | William West (b. between July 1837 and September 1837) |
| Mother | Mary Bunford (b. about 1837) |
| Son | Arthur James West (b. 28 October 1900) |
| Reference Number | Arthur George West had reference number 278. | |
| Birth | between April 1867 and June 1867 | He was born between April 1867 and June 1867 at Kensington in LondonG. |
| Census | 2 April 1871 | He was recorded in the census on 2 April 1871 at 50 Amberley Road, Paddington, in LondonG William WEST Head M 33 Waiter Addlestrop Glouc Mary WEST Wife M 34 Newtown Montgomery Margaret WEST Daur 12 Scholar Birmingham Warwick William WEST Son 10 Scholar City Middlesex Thomas WEST Son 8 Scholar Marylebone Middlesex Albert WEST Son 5 Scholar Marylebone Middlesex Arthur WEST Son 4 Scholar Paddington Middlesex Ernest WEST Son 2 Paddington Middlesex Adelaide WEST Daur 4m Paddington Middlesex. |
| Baptism | 4 October 1874 | He was baptised on 4 October 1874. Arthur George WEST, the son of William and Mary West of 50 Amberley Road. William was a Waiter. |
| Census | 3 April 1881 | He was recorded in the census on 3 April 1881 at Paddington in LondonG William WEST Head M 43 Addlestrop, Gloucester Waiter Unemployed William J. WEST Son U 20 London, Middlesex Carriage Trimmer Thomas C. WEST Son U 18 London, Middlesex Cook (Dom) Albert L. WEST Son 15 London, Middlesex News Paper Errand Boy Arthur G. WEST Son 13 London, Middlesex Grocers Cashier Ernest A. WEST Son 12 London, Middlesex Scholar Herbert J. WEST Son 8 London, Middlesex Scholar Mary L. WEST Daur 7 Paddington, Middlesex Scholar Jane BUMFORD SisLaw U 39 Newtown, Montgomery David ALEXANDER Boarder U 22 Glasgow Baker Journeyman. |
| Census | 5 April 1891 | He was recorded in the census on 5 April 1891 at 13 Pember Road, Willesden, in London, MiddlesexG, Ernest A WEST Head M 22 Fruit Assistant Paddington, London Elizabeth A WEST Wife M 19 Fulham, London Albert L WEST Brother S 25 Stationary Assistant St. George's, London Arthur G WEST Brother S 23 Clerk Paddington, London Lily E ALLDRILL Visitor S 12 Scholar Marylebone, London Florence A ALLDRILL Visitor S 7 Scholar Marylebone, London. |
| Marriage | between October 1899 and December 1899 | He married Mary Emma Bullock between October 1899 and December 1899 in Richmond, SurreyG. The year is assumed. |
| Census | 31 March 1901 | He was recorded in the census on 31 March 1901 at 52 Pursur's Cross Road, Fulham, in LondonG Arthur G WEST Head M 33 Despatch Clerk Paddington London Mary E WEST Wife M 26 Bangal India Arthur J WEST Son S 5m Barnes Surrey. |
| Relationship | 1st cousin 1 time removed of Annie West |
| Father | William West (b. between July 1837 and September 1837) |
| Mother | Mary Bunford (b. about 1837) |
| Son | Ernest Frederick West (b. 9 November 1891, d. between January 1957 and March 1957) |
| Son | Charles George West (b. 4 February 1897) |
| Son | William West (b. 8 October 1901, d. between January 1962 and March 1962) |
| Son | Thomas William West (b. about 1904) |
| Daughter | Florence West (b. February 1905) |
| Son | Frederick West (b. about 1905) |
| Son | Edward West (b. March 1908) |
| Daughter | Minnie Edith West (b. 27 March 1909) |
| Son | Thomas John West (b. January 1912) |
| Reference Number | Ernest Alfred West had reference number 279. | |
| Birth | 29 November 1868 | He was born on 29 November 1868 at Kensington in LondonG. |
| Census | 2 April 1871 | He was recorded in the census on 2 April 1871 at 50 Amberley Road, Paddington, in LondonG William WEST Head M 33 Waiter Addlestrop Glouc Mary WEST Wife M 34 Newtown Montgomery Margaret WEST Daur 12 Scholar Birmingham Warwick William WEST Son 10 Scholar City Middlesex Thomas WEST Son 8 Scholar Marylebone Middlesex Albert WEST Son 5 Scholar Marylebone Middlesex Arthur WEST Son 4 Scholar Paddington Middlesex Ernest WEST Son 2 Paddington Middlesex Adelaide WEST Daur 4m Paddington Middlesex. |
| Census | 3 April 1881 | He was recorded in the census on 3 April 1881 at Paddington in LondonG William WEST Head M 43 Addlestrop, Gloucester Waiter Unemployed William J. WEST Son U 20 London, Middlesex Carriage Trimmer Thomas C. WEST Son U 18 London, Middlesex Cook (Dom) Albert L. WEST Son 15 London, Middlesex News Paper Errand Boy Arthur G. WEST Son 13 London, Middlesex Grocers Cashier Ernest A. WEST Son 12 London, Middlesex Scholar Herbert J. WEST Son 8 London, Middlesex Scholar Mary L. WEST Daur 7 Paddington, Middlesex Scholar Jane BUMFORD SisLaw U 39 Newtown, Montgomery David ALEXANDER Boarder U 22 Glasgow Baker Journeyman. |
| Marriage | between July 1890 and September 1890 | He married Elizabeth A Bullock between July 1890 and September 1890 at Paddington in London, MiddlesexG. |
| Census | 5 April 1891 | He was recorded in the census on 5 April 1891 at 13 Pember Road, Willesden, in London, MiddlesexG, Ernest A WEST Head M 22 Fruit Assistant Paddington, London Elizabeth A WEST Wife M 19 Fulham, London Albert L WEST Brother S 25 Stationary Assistant St. George's, London Arthur G WEST Brother S 23 Clerk Paddington, London Lily E ALLDRILL Visitor S 12 Scholar Marylebone, London Florence A ALLDRILL Visitor S 7 Scholar Marylebone, London. |
| Census | 31 March 1901 | He was recorded in the census on 31 March 1901 at 9 Edith Terrace, Graham Road, in Wealdstone, LondonG, Ernest A WEST Head M 31 House Painter (own account) Paddington, London Elizabeth WEST Wife M 29 Fulham, London Margarete E WEST Daur 7 Kensal Rise Middlesex Charles G WEST Son 4 Marylebone London Dolly WEST Daur 1 Harrow Middlesex. |
| Census | 2 April 1911 | He was recorded in the census on 2 April 1911 at 103 Herga Road in Wealdstone, MiddlesexG, Ernest Alfred WEST Head M 42 House Decorator Paddington London Elizabeth WEST Wife Married 20 years 39 Fulham London Ernest Frederick WEST Son U 19 Contractor's Clerk Brixton London Margarete WEST Daur U 17 Brushmaker Kensal Rise London Charles George WEST Son U 14 Warehouse Clerk Printers Marylebone London Dolly WEST Daur U 11 Schooler Wealdstone Harrow William WEST Son 9 Schooler Wealdstone Harrow Florence WEST Daur 6 Schooler Watford Herts Minnie Edith WEST Daur 2 Wealdstone Harrow The house had 6 rooms. Elizabeth had 9 children, 8 were still alive. |
| Census | 19 June 1921 | He was recorded in the census on 19 June 1921 at 27 Byron Road in Wealdstone, MiddlesexG, Ernest Alfred WEST Head 52y 7m Married Paddington London House Painter for R Scott Roxboro Road Harrow at no fixed place Elizabeth Anne WEST 49y 7m Married Fulham London Ernest Fred WEST Son 29y 7m Single Brixton London Clerk grade 2 for HM Office of Works at King Charles St SW1 Margaret Elizabeth WEST Daughter 27y 0m Single Kensal Rise Middlesex Paint Brush Maker (Varnish & Enamel) for Hamilton & Co (London) Ltd at Rosslyn Crescent Wealdstone Dolly WEST Daughter 21y 9m Single Wealdstone Middlesex Paint Brush Maker (Varnish & Enamel) for Hamilton & Co (London) Ltd at Rosslyn Crescent Wealdstone Mary Ann BERRY Mother in Law 70y 3m Widow Chelsea London Frederick Chas BURTON Boarder 32y 11m Single St Johns Wood London Coffin Maker for Ingle Parsons Clive & Co at Forward Works Wealdstone Robert Fred EMERSON Boarder 33y 3m Single Bow London Cabinet Maker for Ingle Parsons Clive & Co at Forward Works Wealdstone Florence WEST Daughter 16y 5m Single Watford Hertfordshire Gum Brush Maker for Hamilton & Co (London) Ltd at Rosslyn Crescent Wealdstone Edward James WEST Son 13y 3m Wealdstone Middlesex School Whole Time Minnie Edith WEST Daughter 12y 3m Wealdstone Middlesex School Whole Time Thomas John WEST Son 9y 7m Wealdstone Middlesex School Whole Time Witness Role: Resident [I650] Elizabeth A BULLOCK Witness Role: Resident [I6483] Ernest Frederick WEST Witness Role: Resident [I863] Margaret Elizabeth WEST Witness Role: Resident [I865] Dolly WEST Witness Role: Resident [I2665] Florence WEST Witness Role: Resident [I2664] Edward WEST Witness Role: Resident [I6484] Minnie Edith WEST Witness Role: Resident [I8430] Thomas John WEST. |
| Census | 29 September 1939 | He was recorded in the 1939 Register on 29 September 1939 at 27 Byron Road in Harrow, MiddlesexG, Ernest A WEST 29 Nov 1868 M Retired Painter & Decorator Elizabeth A WEST 22 Nov 1871 M Unpaid Dom Duties Charles G WEST 04 Feb 1897 U Wood Machinist Minnee E MATTHEWS (WEST) U 27 Mar 1909 Domestic Duties Thomas J WEST 07 Nov 1911 U Manager Newsagents & Tobacconists Richard J MATTHEWS 21 Jan 190 M Clerk. |
| Death | between April 1948 and June 1948 | He died between April 1948 and June 1948 in Harrow, MiddlesexG. |
| Relationship | 1st cousin 1 time removed of Annie West |
| Father | William West (b. between July 1837 and September 1837) |
| Mother | Mary Bunford (b. about 1837) |
| Reference Number | Herbert John West had reference number 280. | |
| Birth | between October 1872 and December 1872 | He was born between October 1872 and December 1872 at Kensington in LondonG This is a possible birth. |
| Census | 3 April 1881 | He was recorded in the census on 3 April 1881 at Paddington in LondonG William WEST Head M 43 Addlestrop, Gloucester Waiter Unemployed William J. WEST Son U 20 London, Middlesex Carriage Trimmer Thomas C. WEST Son U 18 London, Middlesex Cook (Dom) Albert L. WEST Son 15 London, Middlesex News Paper Errand Boy Arthur G. WEST Son 13 London, Middlesex Grocers Cashier Ernest A. WEST Son 12 London, Middlesex Scholar Herbert J. WEST Son 8 London, Middlesex Scholar Mary L. WEST Daur 7 Paddington, Middlesex Scholar Jane BUMFORD SisLaw U 39 Newtown, Montgomery David ALEXANDER Boarder U 22 Glasgow Baker Journeyman. |
| Marriage | between July 1897 and September 1897 | He married Louisa Charlotte Voyce between July 1897 and September 1897 in Brighton, SussexG. |
| Census | 31 March 1901 | He was recorded in the census on 31 March 1901 at 362 Harrow Road, Paddington, in LondonG Herbert J WEST Head M 28 Wine & Spirit Merchant at home Paddington London Louisa C WEST Wife M 31 Surbiton Surrey Robert JONES Servant U 28 Billiard Marker Pimlico London Sarah JONES Servant U 20 Housemaid domestic Carn Llandyerth Wales Alice CRAIG Servant U 24 Barmaid Hackney London George GAGE Servant U 22 Barman Pimlico London Sidney MATTHEWS Servant U 20 Barman Reading Berks Alfred GODFREY Servant U 24 Barman Melbourne Australia William WAKENELL Servant U 24 Barman Turnam Green Middlesex Edith HARDING Servant U 20 Cook domestic Gloucester Glos [the address is now the Neeld Arms public house]. |
| Relationship | 1st cousin 1 time removed of Annie West |
| Father | William West (b. between July 1837 and September 1837) |
| Mother | Mary Bunford (b. about 1837) |
| Reference Number | Mary L West had reference number 281. | |
| Birth | between January 1874 and March 1874 | She was born between January 1874 and March 1874 at Kensington in LondonG This is a possible birth. |
| Census | 3 April 1881 | She was recorded in the census on 3 April 1881 at Paddington in LondonG William WEST Head M 43 Addlestrop, Gloucester Waiter Unemployed William J. WEST Son U 20 London, Middlesex Carriage Trimmer Thomas C. WEST Son U 18 London, Middlesex Cook (Dom) Albert L. WEST Son 15 London, Middlesex News Paper Errand Boy Arthur G. WEST Son 13 London, Middlesex Grocers Cashier Ernest A. WEST Son 12 London, Middlesex Scholar Herbert J. WEST Son 8 London, Middlesex Scholar Mary L. WEST Daur 7 Paddington, Middlesex Scholar Jane BUMFORD SisLaw U 39 Newtown, Montgomery David ALEXANDER Boarder U 22 Glasgow Baker Journeyman. |
| Census | 5 April 1891 | She was recorded in the census on 5 April 1891 at 22 Westbourne Terrace North, Paddington, in LondonG George WALLACE Head M 27 Joiner Brighton, Sussex Lydia WALLACE Wife M 28 Culford, Suffolk Mary L WEST Lodger S 17 Dressmaker Paddington, London. |
| Relationship | Great-aunt of Annie West |
| Father | William Bage (b. about 1808, d. 22 April 1857) |
| Mother | Mary Ann Hobson (b. 18 August 1808, d. 16 March 1883) |
| Son | George Ellse Bage (b. 10 October 1864, d. December 1864) |
| Name | Martha Bage was also known as Martha Ellse. | |
| Reference Number | She had reference number 282. | |
| Birth | between January 1847 and March 1847 | She was born between January 1847 and March 1847 at Wadsley Bridge in Sheffield, YorkshireG. |
| Baptism | 3 June 1849 | She was baptised on 3 June 1849 in Attercliffe, YorkshireG. The parents are William and Mary Anne. |
| Census | 30 March 1851 | She was recorded in the census on 30 March 1851 at Wadsley Bridge in Sheffield, YorkshireG, William BAGE Head M 43 File Forgeman Killamarsh Derbyshire Mary Ann BAGE Wife M 42 Darnal Yorkshire George BAGE Son U 19 File Forgeman Attercliffe Yorks William BAGE Son U 17 File Forgeman Attercliffe Yorks Edward BAGE Son 15 Brass Caster Attercliffe Yorks Emma BAGE Daur 11 Scholar Ecclesfield Yorks Mary Ann BAGE Daur 9 Scholar Ecclesfield Yorks Sml BAGE Son 5 Scholar Ecclesfield Yorks Martha BAGE Daur 4 Scholar Ecclesfield Yorks Marria ROWBOTHAM Serv 14 House Servant Sheffield Yorks. |
| Census | 7 April 1861 | She was recorded in the census on 7 April 1861 at 38 Watery Street in Sheffield, YorkshireG, Henri LECLERC Head M 27 M Engraver Paris, France Mary LECLERC Wife M 20 F Sheffield, York Seline LECLERC Daur 2m F Sheffield, York Martha BAGE Servt 14 F Wadsley Bridge, York. |
| Marriage | 30 October 1864 | She married Walter Ellse on 30 October 1864 at Cathedral Church of St Peter & St Paul in Sheffield, YorkshireG. Walter ELLSE 21, of Castle St, the child of George Ellse Martha BAGE 18, of Castle St, the child of William Bage This information was supplied by John Bage via Genes Reunited. |
| Census | 2 April 1871 | She was recorded in the census on 2 April 1871 at 10 Burton Road, Neepsend, in Sheffield, YorkshireG, Walter ELLSE Head M 27 Silversmith Sheffield Yorks Martha ELLSE Wife M 24 Wadsley Bridge Yorks. |
| Death | 6 June 1874 | She died on 6 June 1874 in Sheffield, YorkshireG. She was named as Martha ELSE, aged 27. From the Sheffield Independent 9th June 1874 DEATHS ELLSE.-- June 6, Martha, wife of Walter Ellse, silversmith, and youngest daughter of the late William Bage, of Wadsley Bridge, aged 27. |
| Burial | 8 June 1874 | She was buried on 8 June 1874 at Attercliffe Municipal Cemetery in Sheffield, YorkshireG. The burial entry reads: Ellse Martha 8 Jun 1874 Aged 27. Occupation: wife of Walter. Abode: 2 Brunswick Road. District: Attercliffe. Plot: C4084c The NBI gives the date as 10 June. The funeral took place in Christ Church, Attercliffe. |
| Relationship | Partner of Edwin Bage (great-uncle of Annie West) |
| Daughter | Ada Bage (b. 24 April 1857, d. April 1868) |
| Son | Arthur Bage+ (b. between April 1861 and June 1861, d. between July 1938 and September 1938) |
| Son | Edwin Bage+ (b. March 1866, d. 8 March 1926) |
| Son | Samuel Bage (b. between July 1869 and September 1869, d. 1887) |
| Son | James William Bage+ (b. between July 1872 and September 1872, d. between January 1931 and March 1931) |
| Name | Frances Beighton was also known as Frances Bage. | |
| Reference Number | She had reference number 283. | |
| Birth | about 1838 | She was born about 1838 in Sheffield, YorkshireG. |
| Census | 6 June 1841 | She was recorded in the census on 6 June 1841 at River Street, Pond Hill, in Sheffield, YorkshireG, This is a possible census entry: James BEIGHTON 30 Saw Maker Y James(?) BEIGHTON 1 Y Mary BEIGHTON 28 Y Frances BEIGHTON 4 Y. |
| Census | 30 March 1851 | She was recorded in the census on 30 March 1851 at Attercliffe Road, Brightside Bierlow, in Sheffield, YorkshireG, James BEIGHTON Head M 40 Saw Maker Sheffield Yorks Mary BEIGHTON Wife M 38 Sheffield Yorks Joseph BEIGHTON Son U 21 Saw Maker Sheffield Yorks Albert BEIGHTON Son U 18 Saw Maker Sheffield Yorks Sarah BEIGHTON Daur U 16 Dress Maker Sheffield Yorks Frances BEIGHTON Daur 13 Scholar Sheffield Yorks James BEIGHTON Son 10 Scholar Sheffield Yorks Mary BEIGHTON Daur 8 Scholar Sheffield Yorks. |
| Marriage | 31 August 1856 | She married Edwin Bage on 31 August 1856 at St Peter & St Pauls Church in Sheffield, YorkshireG. Edwin BAGE 21, of Owlerton, the child of William Bage Frances BEIGHTON 19, of Burnard St, the child of James Beighton. |
| Census | 7 April 1861 | She was recorded in the census on 7 April 1861 at 6 Hammond's Yard, Attercliffe Road, in Sheffield, YorkshireG, Edwin BAGE Head M 25 M Wadsley Bridge, York Brass Turner Frances BAGE Wife M 23 F Sheffield, York Ada BAGE Daur U 3 F Sheffield, York James BEIGHTON Lodger W 50 M Sheffield, York Saw Maker. |
| Census | 2 April 1871 | She was recorded in the census on 2 April 1871 at Pond Street in Sheffield, YorkshireG, Edwin BAGE Head M 35 Brass turner Sheffield Yorks Frances BAGE Wife M 33 Sheffield Yorks Arthur BAGE Son U 9 Scholar Sheffield Yorks Edwin BAGE Son U 5 Scholar Sheffield Yorks Samuel BAGE Son U 1 Sheffield Yorks. |
| Census | 3 April 1881 | She was recorded in the census on 3 April 1881 at 53 Cobden Street in Bradford, YorkshireG, Edwin BAGE Head M 45 M Wadsley Bridge, York Brass Finisher By Steam Frances BAGE Wife M 43 F Sheffield, York Arthur BAGE Son M 19 M Sheffield, York Brass Finisher By Steam Sushannah BAGE DauLaw M 18 F Bradford, York Worsted Weaver Edwin BAGE Son 15 U Sheffield, York Stuff Warehouse Boy (Dlr) Samuel BAGE Son 11 M Sheffield, York Scholar James BAGE Son 8 M Sheffield, York Scholar. |
| Census | 5 April 1891 | She was recorded in the census on 5 April 1891 at 41 Cobden Street, Horton, in Bradford, YorkshireG, Edwin BAGE Head M 55 Brassworker Wadsley Bridge, Sheffield, Yorkshire Frances BAGE Wife M 53 Wadsley Bridge, Sheffield, Yorkshire Edwin BAGE Son S 24 Wool Warehouseman Wadsley Bridge, Sheffield, Yorkshire James Wm. BAGE Son S 19 Hairdressers Apprentice Wadsley Bridge, Sheffield, Yorkshire. |
| Death | between April 1891 and June 1891 | She died between April 1891 and June 1891 in Bradford, YorkshireG. Her age was given as 53. |
| Relationship | 1st cousin 1 time removed of Annie West |
| Father | Edwin Bage (b. about 1836, d. 6 December 1902) |
| Mother | Frances Beighton (b. about 1838, d. between April 1891 and June 1891) |
| Reference Number | Ada Bage had reference number 284. | |
| Birth | 24 April 1857 | She was born on 24 April 1857 in Sheffield, YorkshireG. |
| Baptism | 21 June 1857 | She was baptised on 21 June 1857 in Wadsley Bridge, YorkshireG. Ada BAGE the child of Edwin and Frances of Wadsley Bridge. Edwin was a Forgeman. |
| Census | 7 April 1861 | She was recorded in the census on 7 April 1861 at 6 Hammond's Yard, Attercliffe Road, in Sheffield, YorkshireG, Edwin BAGE Head M 25 M Wadsley Bridge, York Brass Turner Frances BAGE Wife M 23 F Sheffield, York Ada BAGE Daur U 3 F Sheffield, York James BEIGHTON Lodger W 50 M Sheffield, York Saw Maker. |
| Burial | 15 April 1868 | She was buried on 15 April 1868 at Burngreave Cemetery in Sheffield, YorkshireG. Ada Bage aged 10, the child of Edwin Bage. |
| Death | April 1868 | She died in April 1868 in Sheffield, YorkshireG. This information was supplied by John Bage. |
| Relationship | Great-uncle of Annie West |
| Father | William Bage (b. about 1808, d. 22 April 1857) |
| Mother | Mary Ann Hobson (b. 18 August 1808, d. 16 March 1883) |
| Son | Herbert Bage (b. about May 1865, d. September 1865) |
| Reference Number | George Hobson Bage had reference number 285. | |
| Baptism | 18 December 1831 | He was baptised on 18 December 1831 in Attercliffe, YorkshireG. |
| Birth | 1831 | He was born in 1831 at Attercliffe in Sheffield, YorkshireG. |
| Census | 6 June 1841 | He was recorded in the census on 6 June 1841 at Wadsley Bridge in Sheffield, YorkshireG, William BAGE 30 Forgeman Y Mary BAGE 30 Y George BAGE 9 Y William BAGE 8 Y Edwin BAGE 6 Y Emma BAGE 1 Y. |
| Census | 30 March 1851 | He was recorded in the census on 30 March 1851 at Wadsley Bridge in Sheffield, YorkshireG, William BAGE Head M 43 File Forgeman Killamarsh Derbyshire Mary Ann BAGE Wife M 42 Darnal Yorkshire George BAGE Son U 19 File Forgeman Attercliffe Yorks William BAGE Son U 17 File Forgeman Attercliffe Yorks Edward BAGE Son 15 Brass Caster Attercliffe Yorks Emma BAGE Daur 11 Scholar Ecclesfield Yorks Mary Ann BAGE Daur 9 Scholar Ecclesfield Yorks Sml BAGE Son 5 Scholar Ecclesfield Yorks Martha BAGE Daur 4 Scholar Ecclesfield Yorks Marria ROWBOTHAM Serv 14 House Servant Sheffield Yorks. |
| Census | 7 April 1861 | He was recorded in the census on 7 April 1861 at 11 School Hill, Attercliffe cum Darnall, in Sheffield, YorkshireG, Mary Ann BAGE Head W 52 F Darnall, York Housekeeper Emma BAGE Daur U 21 F Wadsley Bridge, York George Hobson BAGE Son U 29 M Attercliffe, York Steel Forgeman Samuel BAGE Son U 15 M Wadsley Bridge, York. |
| Death | between January 1865 and March 1865 | He died between January 1865 and March 1865 in Sheffield, YorkshireG. |
| Burial | 19 March 1865 | He was buried on 19 March 1865 at Attercliffe Municipal Cemetery in Sheffield, YorkshireG. The entry reads: BAGE George Hobson 19 Mar 1865 Aged 33. Occupation: forgeman. Abode: Newhall Road, Brightside Bierlow. Plot: D3395c. The funeral took place in Christ Church, Attercliffe. |
| Relationship | Great-uncle of Annie West |
| Father | William Bage (b. about 1808, d. 22 April 1857) |
| Mother | Mary Ann Hobson (b. 18 August 1808, d. 16 March 1883) |
| Reference Number | Samuel Bage had reference number 286. | |
| Birth | between July 1845 and September 1845 | He was born between July 1845 and September 1845 at Wadsley Bridge in Sheffield, YorkshireG. |
| Baptism | 31 August 1845 | He was baptised on 31 August 1845 in Attercliffe, YorkshireG. The parents are William and Mary. |
| Census | 30 March 1851 | He was recorded in the census on 30 March 1851 at Wadsley Bridge in Sheffield, YorkshireG, William BAGE Head M 43 File Forgeman Killamarsh Derbyshire Mary Ann BAGE Wife M 42 Darnal Yorkshire George BAGE Son U 19 File Forgeman Attercliffe Yorks William BAGE Son U 17 File Forgeman Attercliffe Yorks Edward BAGE Son 15 Brass Caster Attercliffe Yorks Emma BAGE Daur 11 Scholar Ecclesfield Yorks Mary Ann BAGE Daur 9 Scholar Ecclesfield Yorks Sml BAGE Son 5 Scholar Ecclesfield Yorks Martha BAGE Daur 4 Scholar Ecclesfield Yorks Marria ROWBOTHAM Serv 14 House Servant Sheffield Yorks. |
| Census | 7 April 1861 | He was recorded in the census on 7 April 1861 at 11 School Hill, Attercliffe cum Darnall, in Sheffield, YorkshireG, Mary Ann BAGE Head W 52 F Darnall, York Housekeeper Emma BAGE Daur U 21 F Wadsley Bridge, York George Hobson BAGE Son U 29 M Attercliffe, York Steel Forgeman Samuel BAGE Son U 15 M Wadsley Bridge, York. |
| Burial | 20 December 1866 | He was buried on 20 December 1866 at Attercliffe Municipal Cemetery in Sheffield, YorkshireG. The burial entry reads: BAGE, Samuel 20 Dec 1866 aged 21. Occupation: rod roller. Abode: Newhall Rd, Attercliffe. Plot: D3395c. The funeral took place in Christ Church, Attercliffe. |
| Death | December 1866 | He died in December 1866 in Sheffield, YorkshireG. |
| Relationship | Great-aunt of Annie West |
| Father | John Massicks (b. about 1815, d. 17 January 1872) |
| Mother | Martha Mallender (b. about 1812, d. 26 October 1870) |
| Son | William Massick (b. between October 1859 and December 1859, d. between April 1862 and June 1862) |
| Son | George Maskery (b. May 1870, d. between April 1871 and June 1871) |
| Name | Mary Ann Massicks was also known as Mary Ann Evans. | |
| Name | She was also known as Mary Ann Maskery. | |
| Reference Number | She had reference number 288. | |
| Birth | between January 1840 and March 1840 | She was born between January 1840 and March 1840 in Basford, NottinghamshireG, She was indexed as Mary Massacks. The Basford registration district covered Codnor Park, but not Riddings where the christening took place. |
| Baptism | 26 April 1840 | She was baptised on 26 April 1840 in Riddings, DerbyshireG. The parents are named as John and Martha MASSIC. |
| Census | 30 March 1851 | She was recorded in the census on 30 March 1851 in Killamarsh, DerbyshireG, Martha MASSICKS Head M 39 Pipe Maker's wife Killamarsh Derbys Mary MASSICKS Daur 11 Scholar Codnor Park Derbys Samuel MASSICKS Son 6 Scholar Codnor Park Derbys. |
| Census | 7 April 1861 | She was recorded in the census on 7 April 1861 at Mosbro Moor in Mosborough, DerbyshireG, This is a possible census, but where did the surname come from? George STANIFORTH Head M 37 Farmer & Innkeeper Mosbro Derbys Jane STANIFORTH Wife M 35 Eckington Derbys Mary STANIFORTH Daur 9 Scholar Mosbro Derbys Elizabeth STANIFORTH Daur 7 Scholar Mosbro Derbys Ann STANIFORTH Daur 4 Mosbro Derbys Jane S STANIFORTH Daur 2 Mosbro Derbys George W STANIFORTH Son 1m Mosbro Derbys William WILD Serv U 23 Servant Northwingfield Derbys Mary MYCOCK Serv - 20 Servant Codmarpark Derbys [White's Directory of 1857 lists Geo. Staniforth as a farmer in Eckington]. |
| Marriage | 4 April 1864 | She married Henry Evans on 4 April 1864 at St Peter & St Paul Church in Sheffield, YorkshireG. Henry EVANS 30, Widower Collier of Duke St, the child of William Evans Collier Mary MASSICKS 25, Spinster of Duke St, the child of John Massicks File Maker Witnesses: J Chatterton, Robert Heald Mary made her mark, the others signed. |
| Marriage | between October 1870 and December 1870 | She married Mark Isaac ("Mark") Maskery between October 1870 and December 1870 in Wortley, YorkshireG. She is indexed as Evens, he is indexed as Mark. |
| Census | 2 April 1871 | She was recorded in the census on 2 April 1871 at Stopes in Stannington, YorkshireG, Mark MASKREY Head M 25 Collier Dronfield Derbys Mary Ann MASKREY Wife M 32 Nottinghamshire George MASKREY Son 11m Dronfield Derbys. |
| Census | 3 April 1881 | She was recorded in the census on 3 April 1881 at 4, Cambridge Street, Ecclesall Bierlow, in Sheffield, YorkshireG, Margaret ENGLISH Head W 61 Lodging House Keeper Ireland John QUINN Ill Son U 26 Common Laborer Sheffield, Yorkshire John BRANNON Lodger Head M 42 Common Laborer Ormskirk, Lancashire Matilda BRANNON Wife M 31 Manchester, Lancashire Jane BRANNON Daur U 4 Scholar Manchester, Lancashire Mary Ann MASKERY Lodger W 48 Hawker Codnor Park, Derbyshire Her husband Isaac was still alive, and living with another woman in High Green, Sheffield. |
| Death | between January 1883 and March 1883 | She died between January 1883 and March 1883 at Ecclesall Bierlow in Sheffield, YorkshireG. Her age was given as 43. |
| Relationship | Great-grandfather of Annie West |
| Father | Richard Johnson (b. about 1796, d. October 1849) |
| Mother | Mary Rotherham (b. 1795, d. between January 1887 and March 1887) |
| Son | George Johnson (b. between January 1848 and March 1848) |
| Daughter | Emma Johnson+ (b. 2 June 1849, d. between April 1940 and June 1940) |
| Daughter | Agnes Johnson+ (b. between January 1852 and March 1852, d. 7 July 1944) |
| Daughter | Mary Jane Johnson+ (b. 29 January 1854, d. 22 November 1937) |
| Son | Herbert Johnson+ (b. October 1855, d. before 31 March 1901) |
| Daughter | Sarah Ann Johnson+ (b. 14 January 1856, d. 1 February 1941) |
| Son | Robert Pigott Johnson (b. 1864) |
| Son | John A Johnson (b. about 1869) |
| Reference Number | John Johnson had reference number 292. | |
| Baptism | 4 April 1824 | He was baptised on 4 April 1824 in Beighton, DerbyshireG. John JOHNSON, the child of Richard and Mary Johnson of. |
| Birth | 1824 | He was born in 1824 in Beighton, DerbyshireG, This information is derived from census entries. |
| Census | 6 June 1841 | He was recorded in the census on 6 June 1841 in Eckington, DerbyshireG, Richard JOHNSON 50 Coal Miner Y Mary JOHNSON 45 Y John JOHNSON 15 Y George JOHNSON 14 Y Ann JOHNSON 12 Y William JOHNSON 12 Y Henry JOHNSON 8 Y Thomas JOHNSON 4 Y George BENNET 24 Lab on Railway Y Mary BENNET 21 Y Charlotte BENNET 7m Y. |
| Marriage | 21 December 1846 | He married Maria Hollingworth on 21 December 1846 in Rotherham, YorkshireG. The marriage certificate reads: Marriage solemnized at the parish church in the parish of Rotherham in the County of York When Married: December 21st 1846 John JOHNSON 21 Bachelor Nailor of Kimberworth son of Thomas JOHNSON Nailor Maria HOLLINGWORTH 20 Spinster of Kimberworth daughter of Joseph HOLLINGWORTH Mason Married in the parish church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church by banns by Robt Smith Curate This marriage was solemnized between us: John Johnson Maria Hollingworth in the presence of us: George Johnson his mark Ann Johnson her mark [It may be that John lied about his father's name and occupation, and Maria lied about her father's occupation. Why would they give Kimberworth as their address? Is the fact that Maria is not of full age relevant? If so, why didn't she lie about that as well?] The confusing discrepancies in the information on this certificate when compared with information from other sources caused problems for many years. It was finally established that Mary Jane, the daughter of John and Maria, was staying with her uncle William Johnson, on the 1861 census. William's marriage certificate was eventually traced after his wife's maiden name was obtained from the birth certificate of their son, Rotherham. William's marriage certificate shows that his father was called Richard. This is confirmed by earlier census entries. It is therefore clear that John Johnson's father was called Richard Johnson. This discovery has allowed the removal of the non-existant Thomas Johnson from the database, and the linking of John Johnson with his true family. |
| Residence | 21 December 1846 | On 21 December 1846 John Johnson lived in Kimberworth, YorkshireG, He gave this address at the time of his marriage. |
| Occupation | 21 December 1846 | He was described as a Nailor on his marriage certificate. |
| Criminal | 25 April 1848 | He was involved in Court proceedings on 25 April 1848 in Eckington, DerbyshireG, from the Derbyshire Courier, 29/4/1848: ASSAULT Joseph Wells, Eckington, collier, was charged by John Johnson, of the same place, collier, with assaulting him on the 25th April inst., at the parish of Eckington. Ordered to pay 10s. costs. |
| Census | 30 March 1851 | He was recorded in the census on 30 March 1851 in Eckington, DerbyshireG, John JOHNSON Head M 27 Coal Miner Beighton Yorks Maria JOHNSON Wife M 24 Eckington, Derbys George JOHNSON Son 3 Eckington, Derbys Emma JOHNSON Daur 1 Eckington, Derbys. |
| Criminal | 15 October 1855 | He was before the Court on 15 October 1855 in Eckington, DerbyshireG, from the Derbyshire Courier, 27th October 1855: ASSAULT AT ECKINGTON John Johnson was charged by Charles Platts with an assault at Eckington on the 15th of October. Both parties are in the employ of Messrs. Wells, coalmasters, of Eckington, and the assault arose out of the position in which the complainant had placed some dirt in the pit. It was a trivial affair, and the Bench ordered the defendant to pay the costs. |
| Separation | about March 1860 | He separated from his wife about March 1860. It was mentioned in court in May that the couple had been living apart for some weeks Witness Role: Divorce' [I41] Maria HOLLINGWORTH. |
| Criminal | 13 April 1860 | She was before involved in Court proceedings on 13 April 1860 in Eckington, DerbyshireG, from the Sheffield Independent, 28th April 1860: ECKINGTON PETTY SESSIONS WEDNESDAY.-- Present: H BOWDON, T. NEED and F W BAGSHAWE, Esqrs. BRUTAL CASE OF WIFE BEATING John Johnson, Eckington, was charged with committing a violent assault on his wife, Maria Johnson, on the 13th inst. From the complainant's evidence, it appeared that for some time before Easter, she and her husband had lived together very uncomfortably. They attempted to settle matters between themselves, but unsuccessfully, and a similar attempt with the assistance of Mr Alderson, also failed. As they were returning from Mr Alderson's office, however, the husband agreed to give her 10s. a week to keep herself and six children. She accordingly went to live with her brother at Sheffield, and remained there until Good Friday, when the defendant called on her and promisied that, if she would return and live with him, he would live peaceably with her. She went home the next day with her children, and finding her husband out, prepared his supper, and afterwards went to bed. He returned in a state of intoxication, dragged the complainant out of bed, and abused her violently. He continued to maltreat her as long as she stayed in the house, and on one occasion heated the poker, and threatened to run it into her, using at the same time very disgusting language.... In defence, the defendant said that the quarrels were caused by his wife admitting that she had been living in adultery with another man for 14 years. He put in a written confession to that effect, but the Bench refused to receive it, intimating that they believed - as was alleged by the complainant - it had been wrung from her by force.... Mr Bowdon said the defendant was a very great brute, and would be bound over to keep the peace for six months, in his own recognisances of £20 and two sureties of £10. [The Alderson mentioned may well be Alfred Alderson, a solicitor living at Coldwell House - which is probably Coldwell Cottage at the end of Southgate - on the 1861 census] Witness Role: Involved [I41] Maria HOLLINGWORTH. |
| Note | 25 April 1860 | He experienced Note on 25 April 1860 in Eckington, DerbyshireG, He put a notice in the Sheffield and Rotherham Independent that he would no longer be responsible for any debts that his wife Maria Johnson contracted in his name. |
| Criminal | 9 May 1860 | He was before the Court on 9 May 1860 in Eckington, DerbyshireG, from the Derbyshire Times, 26th May 1860: A FATHER CHARGED WITH BEATING HIS CHILD John Johnson, of Eckington was summoned by his wife for cruelly beating his daughter, Emma Johnson, a girl about 11 years of age.-- Mr Chambers appeared in defence. The little girl said that on Wednesday before last her father called her up about 6 o'clock in the morning, and beat her first with his hand and then with a strap, because she had not washed the tablecloth on the day previous. After the father chastised he went to his work, and the little girl returned to bed. -- Cross-examined by Mr Chambers: Witness had been told by her father twice - once on the Monday and again on the Tuesday - to wash the cloth, and she had forgot to do so. She had also gone into the town after having been told by her father not to go. When the father chastised her he told her of these offences; he beat her very severely. After he beat her he sent her to Sheffield to take a message to her mother. The mother did not live with witness's father; there was an unpleasantness between them, and they had been parted for some weeks. When witness got to Sheffield the mother examined her back, and took her the same day to Hemsworth Courthouse and got out a warrant, and then sent witness home to Eckington. The mother said that witness was not to tell her father that she had been to Hemsworth to get a summons.-- Mrs Johnson, the mother, then stated that she examined her daughter's back. She found it covered with the marks of the strap, and the skin was broken in two places.-- Mr Alderson, the magistrates' clerk, proved that when the girl applied for the summons, he examined her back. He certainly thought that she had been chastised too severely.-- The magistrates thought that under the circumstances the punishment would be severe enough if they ordered the defendant to pay the costs. Witness Role: Witness [I41] Maria HOLLINGWORTH Witness Role: Witness [I299] Emma JOHNSON. |
| Criminal | 28 July 1860 | He was before the Court on 28 July 1860 in Eckington, DerbyshireG, from the Derbyshire Times, 28th July 1860: A BRUTAL HUSBAND John Johnson, collier, Eckington, who has several times been up for beating his wife, and who was under recognisance to keep the peace, was again brought up on a similar charge, and committed for 2 months' imprisonment.-- Mr Need said he considered him to be an incorrigible blackguard. |
| Criminal | 12 May 1862 | He was before the Court on 12 May 1862 in Eckington, DerbyshireG, from the Sheffield Independent, 16th May 1862: ECKINGTON PETTY SESSIONS NEGLECT OF FAMILY On Monday, before H BOWDON Esq, John Johnson, of Eckington, collier, was charged on warrant with neglecting his wife and family, leaving them chargeable to the parish of Eckington. The case was proved by Mr Robert Fanshaw, Assistant overseer. It appeared from a statement made by C. Rotherham Esq, that the case had been brought before the Board of Guardians at Chesterfield, and that they had decided to forgive the defendant the cost due for his family's maintenance on condition that he at once took them off the parish, and on the strength of that he had come to Eckington. These arrangements, however, had not been notified to the overseers, so the warrant was taken out.... Mr Bowdon ordered the defendant to pay 10s. 6d costs, and suspended the warrant for the month, to give the defendant an opportunity of taking his family off the parish. |
| Criminal | 5 May 1868 | He was before the Court on 5 May 1868 in Eckington, DerbyshireG, from the Sheffield Daily Telegraph, 19th May 1868: HEMSWORTH POLICE MONDAY Before W P Milner and R Bayley Esqrs. ASSAULT AT ECKINGTON John Johnson was charged by Mary Murphy with committing an assault upon her on the 5th of May. The affair arose respecting the children annoying him, he having chastised her son; this put the mother's mettle up, and a quarrel arose, complainant saying he threw her down with a child in her arms, which had been in convulsions and under the Doctor's care ever since. Defendant said he did not ill-use her, nor did he spit in her face.-- A witness said she saw the man push complainant down, and likewise spit in her face.-- The Bench said they did not know which party to believe; they must, therefore, pay the costs between themselves. |
| Census | 2 April 1871 | He was recorded in the census on 2 April 1871 in Eckington, DerbyshireG, John JOHNSON Head M 45 Collier Eckington, Derbyshire Herbert JOHNSON Son U 13 Collier Eckington, Derbyshire Witness Role: Resident [I948] Herbert JOHNSON. |
| Occupation | 1 June 1874 | He was described as a collier on his daughter Mary Jane's marriage certificate. |
| Census | 3 April 1881 | He was recorded in the census on 3 April 1881 in Eckington, DerbyshireG, George BARLOW Head M 48 No Occupation Barnby, Notts Mary BARLOW Wife M 61 Sheffield, Yorks Rebecca ALLEN DauLaw U 18 Domestic Servant Eckington, Derby John JOHNSON Boarder W 55 Coal Miner Beighton, Derby [John describes himself as a widower, but Maria was certainly alive and shows on the census with her daughter Agnes in Hunslet. She was still there in 1891]. |
| Criminal | 17 August 1886 | He was before the Court on 17 August 1886 in Eckington, DerbyshireG, from the Sheffield Independent, 17th August 1886: ASSAULT ON A MARRIED WOMAN John Johnson, miner, of Eckington, was summoned for indecently assaulting Susannah Barber, wife of Henry Barber, miner, also of Eckington. Mr Allen appeared for the defendant. The complainant lodged in the same house as the defendant, and it was during the absence of the complainant's husband at his work that the assault complained of took place.-- The defendant was fined £1, and costs £1.6s.6d, or in default to be imprisoned for one month. |
| Census | 5 April 1891 | He was recorded in the census on 5 April 1891 at Mount Pleasant, Mary Street, in Eckington, DerbyshireG, J JOHNSON Head M 64 Coal Carter Beighton Yorks John had 2 rooms. Two other families had the same address - the Roberts family had 3 rooms and John's son in law Fred Bartholomew and family had 3 rooms. |
| Criminal | 3 September 1894 | He was involved in Court proceedings on 3 September 1894 in Eckington, DerbyshireG, from the Derbyshire Courier, 11th September 1894: ECKINGTON.-- STRIKING A MAN WITH A POKER Elizabeth Holmes, Eckington, was charged with unlawfully wounding John Johnson, by striking him with a poker on September 3rd.-- Complainant, an old man, said he was a carter and lived at Eckington. On the date named he was near to the defendant's house. He spoke to her and told her that her boy had been doing damage to his wall. She said "You're a liar. If you're not off I'll give you some poker." She came out of the house and struck him twice over the left arm, and a third blow which caught his cheek and felled him. He went home and had his cheek dressed by Dr Taylor.-- Complainant denied in answer to the defendant that he challenged her to fight.-- Dr Taylor, assistant to Dr G H West Jones, said he dressed the complainant's cheek and put two stitches in the wound. The wound must have been caused by a blow.-- Defendant said that complainant used bad language to her, and also challenged her to fight. She went out and complainant struck at her. She then hit him with the poker. He afterwards challenged her again and said "I've got something that will draw blood sooner than the poker".-- Rachel Wilkins, Eckington, corroborated.-- The defendant was fined £3, including costs, or a month.-- Defendant: I'll do the month. |
| Death | 15 February 1897 | He died on 15 February 1897 at 1 Church Row, Eckington, in Chesterfield, DerbyshireG. The certificate reads: Registration District: Chesterfield Sub-district: Eckington When and where died: Fifteenth February 1897 1 Church Row Eckington Name and surname: John Johnson Sex: Male Age: 71 years Occupation: Coal Miner Cause of death: Prostatitis, Septicaemia, Certified by Julian Sola(?) MB BS Signature, description and residence of informant: The mark of George Massicks, Son in law, present at the death 1 Church Row Eckington When registered: Fifteenth February 1897 Signature of registrar: Francis Shaw, Registrar. |
| Burial | He was buried at Eckington Cemetery, Windmill Greenway, in Eckington, DerbyshireG. |
| Relationship | 1st cousin 1 time removed of Annie West |
| Father | Edwin Bage (b. about 1836, d. 6 December 1902) |
| Mother | Frances Beighton (b. about 1838, d. between April 1891 and June 1891) |
| Daughter | Ada Frances Bage (b. between October 1883 and December 1883, d. between January 1921 and March 1921) |
| Son | Albert Edward Bage (b. 10 December 1885, d. between January 1941 and March 1941) |
| Daughter | Alice Maud Bage+ (b. September 1887) |
| Son | Arthur Maurice Bage+ (b. 13 July 1891, d. 7 March 1953) |
| Daughter | Annie Florence Bage (b. 9 June 1893, d. 25 July 1972) |
| Son | Arnold Dewhirst Bage+ (b. 20 September 1895, d. between January 1972 and March 1972) |
| Reference Number | Arthur Bage had reference number 293. | |
| Birth | between April 1861 and June 1861 | He was born between April 1861 and June 1861 in Sheffield, YorkshireG, This information was supplied by John Bage. |
| Census | 2 April 1871 | He was recorded in the census on 2 April 1871 at Pond Street in Sheffield, YorkshireG, Edwin BAGE Head M 35 Brass turner Sheffield Yorks Frances BAGE Wife M 33 Sheffield Yorks Arthur BAGE Son U 9 Scholar Sheffield Yorks Edwin BAGE Son U 5 Scholar Sheffield Yorks Samuel BAGE Son U 1 Sheffield Yorks. |
| Marriage | 1 March 1881 | He married Susannah Dewhirst on 1 March 1881 in Bradford, YorkshireG. The exact date was supplied by brlinn1 via Ancestry.co.uk. |
| Census | 3 April 1881 | He was recorded in the census on 3 April 1881 at 53 Cobden Street in Bradford, YorkshireG, Edwin BAGE Head M 45 M Wadsley Bridge, York Brass Finisher By Steam Frances BAGE Wife M 43 F Sheffield, York Arthur BAGE Son M 19 M Sheffield, York Brass Finisher By Steam Sushannah BAGE DauLaw M 18 F Bradford, York Worsted Weaver Edwin BAGE Son 15 U Sheffield, York Stuff Warehouse Boy (Dlr) Samuel BAGE Son 11 M Sheffield, York Scholar James BAGE Son 8 M Sheffield, York Scholar. |
| Census | 5 April 1891 | He was recorded in the census on 5 April 1891 at 52 Cobden Street, Horton, in Bradford, YorkshireG, Arthur BAGE Head M 29 Brass Finisher Steam Fittings Branch Attercliffe, Sheffield, Yorkshire Susannah BAGE Wife M 28 Bowling, Bradford, Yorkshire Ada Frances BAGE Daur 7 Bowling, Bradford, Yorkshire Albert Ed BAGE Son 5 Bowling, Bradford, Yorkshire Alice Maud BAGE Daur 3 Bowling, Bradford, Yorkshire Thomas T DEWHIRST Fa-Law W 51 Engine Machine Fitter Hulme, Manchester, Lancashire. |
| Census | 31 March 1901 | He was recorded in the census on 31 March 1901 at 55 Cobden Street, Listerhills, in Bradford, YorkshireG, Arthur BAGE Head M 39 Brass finisher Sheffield Yorks Susannah BAGE Wife M 38 Bradford Yorks Ada Frances BAGE Daur U 17 Waitress (Cafe) Bradford Yorks Alice Maud BAGE Daur 13 Labeler Drysalters Bradford Yorks Arthur Maurice BAGE Son 9 Bradford Yorks Annie Florence BAGE Daur 7 Bradford Yorks Arnold Dewhhirst BAGE Son 5 Bradford Yorks. |
| Residence | 1908 | In 1908 Arthur Bage lived in Leeds, YorkshireG, He is listed in the Leeds Directory, and described as a brush finisher. |
| Census | 2 April 1911 | He was recorded in the census on 2 April 1911 at 4 Warwick Place in Leeds, YorkshireG, Arthur BAGE Head M 49 General Brassfinisher Sheffield Yorks Susannah BAGE Wife Married 30 years 48 Bradford Yorks Arthur Maurice BAGE Son U 19 Postal Telegraphs Clerk - Civil Service Bradford Yorks Annie Florence BAGE Daur U 17 Shop Assist Smallware Bradford Yorks Arnold Dewhirst BAGE Son U 15 Lithographic Printers Apprentice Bradford Yorks The house had 5 rooms. Susannah bore 9 children, 6 were still alive. |
| Census | 19 June 1921 | He was recorded in the census on 19 June 1921 at No address given in Leeds, YorkshireG, Thomas Bass WOODCOCK Head 40y 3m Married Dutton St James Lincolnshire Labourer General for Aire and Calder Navigation Coy at Leeds Bridge Leeds Hannah Mariah WOODCOCK Wife 40y 6m Married Goole Yorkshire Home Duties John Joseph B WOODCOCK Son 15y 10m Single Goole Yorkshire Apprentice to the Steel Trade for Caltons Engineers & Steel Founders at Black Ball St Leeds Francis Bass WOODCOCK Daughter 13y 4m Leeds Yorkshire School Whole Time Lydia AINSBURY Adopted Daughter 30y 7m Goole Yorkshire Home Duties Arthur BAGE Boarder 60y 3m Widower Sheffield Yorkshire Brass Turner & Fitter out of work for John Shaw & Sons at Hanley? Sam LITTLEWOOD Boarder 67y 8m Widower Leeds Yorkshire Currier for Staincliffe ... Co at Hunslet Leeds Thomas Joseph DUNN Boarder 28y 9m Married Leeds Yorkshire Turner for T F Braines & Co Tin Plate Manufacturers at Hunslet Leeds Annie DUNN Boarder 26y 10m Married Coventry England Home Duties Joseph Thos DUNN Boarder 5y 10m Coventry School Whole Time. |
| Burial | 5 July 1938 | He was buried on 5 July 1938 at Harehills Cemetery in Leeds, YorkshireG. His age was given as 77. |
| Death | between July 1938 and September 1938 | He died between July 1938 and September 1938 in Leeds, YorkshireG. This information was supplied by John Bage. |
| Relationship | Partner of Arthur Bage (1st cousin 1 time removed of Annie West) |
| Daughter | Ada Frances Bage (b. between October 1883 and December 1883, d. between January 1921 and March 1921) |
| Son | Albert Edward Bage (b. 10 December 1885, d. between January 1941 and March 1941) |
| Daughter | Alice Maud Bage+ (b. September 1887) |
| Son | Arthur Maurice Bage+ (b. 13 July 1891, d. 7 March 1953) |
| Daughter | Annie Florence Bage (b. 9 June 1893, d. 25 July 1972) |
| Son | Arnold Dewhirst Bage+ (b. 20 September 1895, d. between January 1972 and March 1972) |
| Name | Susannah Dewhirst was also known as Susannah Bage. | |
| Reference Number | She had reference number 294. | |
| Birth | between July 1862 and September 1862 | She was born between July 1862 and September 1862 in Bradford, YorkshireG, This information is derived from the 1881 census. There is only one Susannah Dewhirst born in Bradford at the correct time. |
| Census | 2 April 1871 | She was recorded in the census on 2 April 1871 at Field House, Fieldhouse Square, in Bradford, YorkshireG, Thomas DEWHIRST Head M 31 Fitter at Mechanics Shop Manchester Lancs Amina DEWHIRST Wife M 30 Leeds Yorks Susannah DEWHIRST Daur 8 Scholar Bradford Yorks Melmouth DEWHIRST Son 6 Scholar Bradford Yorks Ruth DEWHIRST Daur 4 Scholar Bradford Yorks Amelia DEWHIRST Daur 3m Bradford Yorks. |
| Marriage | 1 March 1881 | She married Arthur Bage on 1 March 1881 in Bradford, YorkshireG. The exact date was supplied by brlinn1 via Ancestry.co.uk. |
| Census | 3 April 1881 | She was recorded in the census on 3 April 1881 at 53 Cobden Street in Bradford, YorkshireG, Edwin BAGE Head M 45 M Wadsley Bridge, York Brass Finisher By Steam Frances BAGE Wife M 43 F Sheffield, York Arthur BAGE Son M 19 M Sheffield, York Brass Finisher By Steam Sushannah BAGE DauLaw M 18 F Bradford, York Worsted Weaver Edwin BAGE Son 15 U Sheffield, York Stuff Warehouse Boy (Dlr) Samuel BAGE Son 11 M Sheffield, York Scholar James BAGE Son 8 M Sheffield, York Scholar. |
| Census | 5 April 1891 | She was recorded in the census on 5 April 1891 at 52 Cobden Street, Horton, in Bradford, YorkshireG, Arthur BAGE Head M 29 Brass Finisher Steam Fittings Branch Attercliffe, Sheffield, Yorkshire Susannah BAGE Wife M 28 Bowling, Bradford, Yorkshire Ada Frances BAGE Daur 7 Bowling, Bradford, Yorkshire Albert Ed BAGE Son 5 Bowling, Bradford, Yorkshire Alice Maud BAGE Daur 3 Bowling, Bradford, Yorkshire Thomas T DEWHIRST Fa-Law W 51 Engine Machine Fitter Hulme, Manchester, Lancashire. |
| Census | 31 March 1901 | She was recorded in the census on 31 March 1901 at 55 Cobden Street, Listerhills, in Bradford, YorkshireG, Arthur BAGE Head M 39 Brass finisher Sheffield Yorks Susannah BAGE Wife M 38 Bradford Yorks Ada Frances BAGE Daur U 17 Waitress (Cafe) Bradford Yorks Alice Maud BAGE Daur 13 Labeler Drysalters Bradford Yorks Arthur Maurice BAGE Son 9 Bradford Yorks Annie Florence BAGE Daur 7 Bradford Yorks Arnold Dewhhirst BAGE Son 5 Bradford Yorks. |
| Census | 2 April 1911 | She was recorded in the census on 2 April 1911 at 4 Warwick Place in Leeds, YorkshireG, Arthur BAGE Head M 49 General Brassfinisher Sheffield Yorks Susannah BAGE Wife Married 30 years 48 Bradford Yorks Arthur Maurice BAGE Son U 19 Postal Telegraphs Clerk - Civil Service Bradford Yorks Annie Florence BAGE Daur U 17 Shop Assist Smallware Bradford Yorks Arnold Dewhirst BAGE Son U 15 Lithographic Printers Apprentice Bradford Yorks The house had 5 rooms. Susannah bore 9 children, 6 were still alive. |
| Death | between July 1915 and September 1915 | She died between July 1915 and September 1915 in Whitby, YorkshireG. Her age was given as 53. |
| Relationship | 1st cousin 1 time removed of Annie West |
| Father | Edwin Bage (b. about 1836, d. 6 December 1902) |
| Mother | Frances Beighton (b. about 1838, d. between April 1891 and June 1891) |
| Daughter | Ida Frances Bage (b. 3 September 1893, d. 24 February 1975) |
| Son | George Edwin Bage (b. 18 May 1896, d. 8 August 1973) |
| Reference Number | Edwin Bage had reference number 295. | |
| Birth | March 1866 | He was born in March 1866 in Sheffield, YorkshireG, This information was supplied by John Bage. |
| Census | 2 April 1871 | He was recorded in the census on 2 April 1871 at Pond Street in Sheffield, YorkshireG, Edwin BAGE Head M 35 Brass turner Sheffield Yorks Frances BAGE Wife M 33 Sheffield Yorks Arthur BAGE Son U 9 Scholar Sheffield Yorks Edwin BAGE Son U 5 Scholar Sheffield Yorks Samuel BAGE Son U 1 Sheffield Yorks. |
| Census | 3 April 1881 | He was recorded in the census on 3 April 1881 at 53 Cobden Street in Bradford, YorkshireG, Edwin BAGE Head M 45 M Wadsley Bridge, York Brass Finisher By Steam Frances BAGE Wife M 43 F Sheffield, York Arthur BAGE Son M 19 M Sheffield, York Brass Finisher By Steam Sushannah BAGE DauLaw M 18 F Bradford, York Worsted Weaver Edwin BAGE Son 15 U Sheffield, York Stuff Warehouse Boy (Dlr) Samuel BAGE Son 11 M Sheffield, York Scholar James BAGE Son 8 M Sheffield, York Scholar. |
| Census | 5 April 1891 | He was recorded in the census on 5 April 1891 at 41 Cobden Street, Horton, in Bradford, YorkshireG, Edwin BAGE Head M 55 Brassworker Wadsley Bridge, Sheffield, Yorkshire Frances BAGE Wife M 53 Wadsley Bridge, Sheffield, Yorkshire Edwin BAGE Son S 24 Wool Warehouseman Wadsley Bridge, Sheffield, Yorkshire James Wm. BAGE Son S 19 Hairdressers Apprentice Wadsley Bridge, Sheffield, Yorkshire. |
| Marriage | between July 1891 and September 1891 | He married Mary Fanny Senior between July 1891 and September 1891 in Bradford, YorkshireG. |
| Census | 31 March 1901 | He was recorded in the census on 31 March 1901 at 33 Richmond Road, Listerhills, in Bradford, YorkshireG, Edwin BAGE Head M 33 Wool warehouseman Sheffield Yorks Mary F BAGE Wife M 31 Askern Yorks George E BAGE Son 4 Bradford Yorks Edwin BAGE Father W 65 Brass worker Wadsley Bridge Yorks. |
| Census | 2 April 1911 | He was recorded in the census on 2 April 1911 at 16 Ethel Terrace, Longside Lane, in Bradford, YorkshireG, Edwin BAGE Head M 43 Wool Warehouseman Sheffield Yorkshire Mary Fanny BAGE Wife Married 19 years 42 Askern Yorkshire Ida Frances BAGE Daur U 17 Burler And Mender @ Stuff Manufacturers Bradford Yorkshire George Edwin BAGE Son 14 Office Boy @ Wool Merchant Bradford Yorkshire The house had 7 rooms. Mary had 2 children, both still alive. |
| Census | 19 June 1921 | He was recorded in the census on 19 June 1921 at 94 Gaythorne Road in Bradford, YorkshireG, Edwin BAGE Head 54y 3m Married Sheffield Yorkshire Warehouseman for Stephenson Bros Ltd Oil Merchants & Drysalters at Smith Street Bradford Mary Fanny BAGE Wife 51y 9m Married Askern Spa Yorkshire Home Duties George Edwin BAGE Son 25y 1m Single Bradford Yorkshire Sample Room man for John Wilson & Son Wool & Waste Merchants at Collings Mill Sunbridge Road Bradford Witness Role: Resident [I792] Mary Fanny SENIOR Witness Role: Resident [I793] George Edwin BAGE. |
| Death | 8 March 1926 | He died on 8 March 1926 at 94 Gaythorne Road in Bradford, YorkshireG. His age was given as 59. |
| Probate | 21 May 1926 | He had his estate probated on 21 May 1926 in Wakefield, YorkshireG. BAGE Edwin of 94 Gaythorne Road Bradford died 8 March 1926 Probate Wakefield 21 May to Mary Fanny Bage widow and George Henry Seniour garage proprietor Effects £1,212 16s 3d. |
| Relationship | 1st cousin 1 time removed of Annie West |
| Father | Edwin Bage (b. about 1836, d. 6 December 1902) |
| Mother | Frances Beighton (b. about 1838, d. between April 1891 and June 1891) |
| Reference Number | Samuel Bage had reference number 296. | |
| Birth | between July 1869 and September 1869 | He was born between July 1869 and September 1869 in Sheffield, YorkshireG. |
| Census | 2 April 1871 | He was recorded in the census on 2 April 1871 at Pond Street in Sheffield, YorkshireG, Edwin BAGE Head M 35 Brass turner Sheffield Yorks Frances BAGE Wife M 33 Sheffield Yorks Arthur BAGE Son U 9 Scholar Sheffield Yorks Edwin BAGE Son U 5 Scholar Sheffield Yorks Samuel BAGE Son U 1 Sheffield Yorks. |
| Census | 3 April 1881 | He was recorded in the census on 3 April 1881 at 53 Cobden Street in Bradford, YorkshireG, Edwin BAGE Head M 45 M Wadsley Bridge, York Brass Finisher By Steam Frances BAGE Wife M 43 F Sheffield, York Arthur BAGE Son M 19 M Sheffield, York Brass Finisher By Steam Sushannah BAGE DauLaw M 18 F Bradford, York Worsted Weaver Edwin BAGE Son 15 U Sheffield, York Stuff Warehouse Boy (Dlr) Samuel BAGE Son 11 M Sheffield, York Scholar James BAGE Son 8 M Sheffield, York Scholar. |
| Death | 1887 | He died in 1887 in Sheffield, YorkshireG. This information was supplied by John Bage, but on checking the entry the age at death is given as 1. |
| Relationship | 1st cousin 1 time removed of Annie West |
| Father | Edwin Bage (b. about 1836, d. 6 December 1902) |
| Mother | Frances Beighton (b. about 1838, d. between April 1891 and June 1891) |
| Son | Norman Meade Bage (b. between July 1899 and September 1899, d. between July 1904 and September 1904) |
| Daughter | Olga Nellie Bage (b. September 1907, d. 15 July 1987) |
| Reference Number | James William Bage had reference number 297. | |
| Birth | between July 1872 and September 1872 | He was born between July 1872 and September 1872 in Sheffield, YorkshireG. |
| Census | 3 April 1881 | He was recorded in the census on 3 April 1881 at 53 Cobden Street in Bradford, YorkshireG, Edwin BAGE Head M 45 M Wadsley Bridge, York Brass Finisher By Steam Frances BAGE Wife M 43 F Sheffield, York Arthur BAGE Son M 19 M Sheffield, York Brass Finisher By Steam Sushannah BAGE DauLaw M 18 F Bradford, York Worsted Weaver Edwin BAGE Son 15 U Sheffield, York Stuff Warehouse Boy (Dlr) Samuel BAGE Son 11 M Sheffield, York Scholar James BAGE Son 8 M Sheffield, York Scholar. |
| Census | 5 April 1891 | He was recorded in the census on 5 April 1891 at 41 Cobden Street, Horton, in Bradford, YorkshireG, Edwin BAGE Head M 55 Brassworker Wadsley Bridge, Sheffield, Yorkshire Frances BAGE Wife M 53 Wadsley Bridge, Sheffield, Yorkshire Edwin BAGE Son S 24 Wool Warehouseman Wadsley Bridge, Sheffield, Yorkshire James Wm. BAGE Son S 19 Hairdressers Apprentice Wadsley Bridge, Sheffield, Yorkshire. |
| Marriage | between April 1895 and June 1895 | He married Kate Annie Meade between April 1895 and June 1895 in Bradford, YorkshireG. |
| Census | 31 March 1901 | He was recorded in the census on 31 March 1901 at 103 Manningham Lane in Bradford, YorkshireG, James BAGE Head M 28 Hairdresser (own Account) Sheffield Yorks Kate BAGE Wife M 28 Warwick Warks Norman BAGE Son 1 Bradford Yorks. |
| Census | 2 April 1911 | He was recorded in the census on 2 April 1911 at 105 Manningham Lane in Bradford, YorkshireG, James William BAGE Head M 38 Hairdresser own account Sheffield Yorkshire Kate Annie BAGE Wife Married 15 years 38 Town N K Warwickshire Olga Nellie BAGE Daur 3 St Judes Bradford Yorks The house had 2 rooms. Kate had 3 children, 1 was still alive. |
| Census | 19 June 1921 | He was recorded in the census on 19 June 1921 at 169 Manningham Lane in Bradford, YorkshireG, James W BAGE Head 49y 0m Married Sheffield Yorkshire Gentlemens Hairdresser own account at 168 Manningham Lane Bradford Kate A BAGE Wife 48y 11m Married Halton Warwickshire Home Duties Olga N BAGE Daughter 13y 9m Bradford Yorkshire School Whole Time Witness Role: Resident [I815] Kate Annie MEADE Witness Role: Resident [I6438] Olga Nellie BAGE. |
| Death | between January 1931 and March 1931 | He died between January 1931 and March 1931 in Bradford, YorkshireG. His age was given as 58. |
| Relationship | Great-aunt of Annie West |
| Father | John Johnson (b. 1824, d. 15 February 1897) |
| Mother | Maria Hollingworth (b. 30 August 1826, d. after 5 April 1891) |
| Daughter | Agnes Bartholomew (b. 14 March 1873) |
| Son | Wilfred Bartholomew (b. 3 January 1878, d. between January 1951 and March 1951) |
| Daughter | Ruth Bartholomew+ (b. 1 August 1880, d. between October 1960 and December 1960) |
| Daughter | Edith Ellen Bartholomew+ (b. 10 August 1882, d. between April 1981 and June 1981) |
| Daughter | Marion Bartholomew+ (b. 6 September 1884, d. between October 1929 and December 1929) |
| Name | Emma Johnson was also known as Emma Bartholomew. | |
| Reference Number | She had reference number 299. | |
| Birth | 2 June 1849 | She was born on 2 June 1849 in Chesterfield, DerbyshireG. |
| Baptism | 1 July 1849 | She was baptised on 1 July 1849 in Eckington, DerbyshireG. Emma JOHNSON the child of John and Maria of Eckington. John was a Collier. |
| Census | 30 March 1851 | She was recorded in the census on 30 March 1851 in Eckington, DerbyshireG, John JOHNSON Head M 27 Coal Miner Beighton Yorks Maria JOHNSON Wife M 24 Eckington, Derbys George JOHNSON Son 3 Eckington, Derbys Emma JOHNSON Daur 1 Eckington, Derbys. |
| Court | 9 May 1860 | She was involved in the criminal proceedings against her father on 9 May 1860 in Eckington, DerbyshireG. from the Derbyshire Times, 26th May 1860: A FATHER CHARGED WITH BEATING HIS CHILD John Johnson, of Eckington was summoned by his wife for cruelly beating his daughter, Emma Johnson, a girl about 11 years of age.-- Mr Chambers appeared in defence. The little girl said that on Wednesday before last her father called her up about 6 o'clock in the morning, and beat her first with his hand and then with a strap, because she had not washed the tablecloth on the day previous. After the father chastised her he went to his work, and the little girl returned to bed. -- Cross-examined by Mr Chambers: Witness had been told by her father twice - once on the Monday and again on the Tuesday - to wash the cloth, and she had forgot to do so. She had also gone into the town after having been told by her father not to go. When the father chastised her he told her of these offences; he beat her very severely. After he beat her he sent her to Sheffield to take a message to her mother. The mother did not live with witness's father; there was an unpleasantness between them, and they had been parted for some weeks. When witness got to Sheffield the mother examined her back, and took her the same day to Hemsworth Courthouse and got out a warrant, and then sent witness home to Eckington. The mother said that witness was not to tell her father that she had been to Hemsworth to get a summons.-- Mrs Johnson, the mother, then stated that she examined her daughter's back. She found it covered with the marks of the strap, and the skin was broken in two places.-- Mr Alderson, the magistrates' clerk, proved that when the girl applied for the summons, he examined her back. He certainly thought that she had been chastised too severely.-- The magistrates thought that under the circumstances the punishment would be severe enough if they ordered the defendant to pay the costs. |
| Census | 7 April 1861 | She was recorded in the census on 7 April 1861 at 27 Earl Street in Sheffield, YorkshireG, Alfred HOLLINGWORTH Head M 29 Razor Blade Forger Eckington Derbys Rebecca HOLLINGWORTH Wife M 24 Swanic Derbys William HY HOLLINGWORTH Son 2 Sheffield Yorks Emma JOHNSON Niece 12 House Servant Eckington Derbys. |
| Census | 2 April 1871 | She was recorded in the census on 2 April 1871 at 18 Broomhall Road in Sheffield, YorkshireG, William A JACKSON Head W 37 Saw file and Steel Manufacturer and Merchant Sheffield Yorks Elizabeth SKINNER Serv M 30 Housekeeper Sheffield Yorks Emma JOHNSON Serv U 21 Cook Eckington Derbys Maria PALMER Serv U 14 Housemaid Sheffield Yorks. |
| Marriage | 1 December 1872 | She married Frederick Bartholomew on 1 December 1872 at Holy Trinity Church, The Wicker, in Sheffield, YorkshireG. Frederick BARTHOLOMEW 24, Bachelor Labourer of Denholme Street, the child of John Bartholomew Labourer Emma JOHNSON 23, Spinster of Denholme Street, the child of John Johnson Miner Witnesses: Benjamin Ashmore, Ann Ashmore Ann made her mark, the others signed. |
| Census | 5 April 1891 | She was recorded in the census on 5 April 1891 at Mary Street in Eckington, DerbyshireG, Fred BARTHOLOMEW Head M 42 Quarry Labourer Stone Whiston Yorks Emma BARTHOLOMEW Wife M 41 Eckington Derbys Wilfred BARTHOLOMEW Son 13 Scholar Whiston Yorks Ruth BARTHOLOMEW Daur 10 Scholar Whiston Yorks Edith BARTHOLOMEW Daur 8 Scholar Whiston Yorks Marrion BARTHOLOMEW Daur 6 Scholar Whiston Yorks. |
| Census | 31 March 1901 | She was recorded in the census on 31 March 1901 at Ridgeway Moor in Ridgeway, DerbyshireG, Wilfred BARTHOLOMEW Head U 23 Coal Miner Hewer Rotherham Yorks Emma BARTHOLOMEW Mother M 57 Eckington Derbys Manon BARTHOLOMEW Sister U 16 Rotherham Yorks. |
| Census | 2 April 1911 | She was recorded in the census on 2 April 1911 at 9 Marsh Quarry in Eckington, DerbyshireG, Fred BARTHOLOMEW Head M 62 Labourer Above Ground Stone Quarry Whiston Yorkshire Emma BARTHOLOMEW Wife Married 38 years 61 Eckington Derbyshire Wilfred BARTHOLOMEW Son U 32 Coal Hewers Filler Whiston Yorkshire Edith BARTHOLOMEW Daur U 28 Whiston Yorkshire The house had 3 rooms. Emma had 9 children, 5 were still alive. |
| Census | 29 September 1939 | She was recorded in the 1939 Register on 29 September 1939 at 60 Fenton Street in Eckington, DerbyshireG, Emma BARTHOLOMEW 02 Jun 1849 W Unpaid Domestic Duties Wilfred BARTHOLOMEW 03 Jan 1878 W General Labourer (Heavy Worker.) |
| Death | between April 1940 and June 1940 | She died between April 1940 and June 1940 in Chesterfield, DerbyshireG. |
| Burial | She was buried at Eckington Cemetery, Windmill Greenway, in Eckington, DerbyshireG. |