| Relationship | Great-aunt of Frank Lowe |
| Mother | Hannah Dawson (b. 1827, d. 28 December 1895) |
| Reference Number | Eliza Hannah Hague had reference number 1295. | |
| Birth | 4 October 1860 | She was born on 4 October 1860 in Dronfield, DerbyshireG, As he is not named, it is presumed that Richard Hague was not the father. Is the father William Lowe? The certificate reads: Registration District: Chesterfield Union Sub-District: Dronfield Where and When Born: Fourth October 1860 Dronfield Name: Eliza Sex: Girl Name and surname of Father: [Blank] Name, surname and maiden name of Mother: Hannah Hague Occupation of Father: [Blank] Signature, description and residence of Informant: The mark of Hannah Hague, Mother, Dronfield When registered: Fifteenth October 1860 Signature of Registrar: William Siddall, Registrar. |
| Baptism | 21 January 1861 | She was baptised on 21 January 1861 in Dronfield, DerbyshireG. Eliza HAGUE the child of Hannah Hague, married woman. |
| Census | 7 April 1861 | She was recorded in the census on 7 April 1861 at Quoit Green in Dronfield, DerbyshireG, Hannah HAGUE Head M 32 Sandiacre Derbys Elizabeth HAGUE Daur U 12 Sandiacre Derbys Samuel HAGUE Son U 10 Unstone Derbys Richard HAGUE Son 6 Dronfield Derbys Joseph HAGUE Son 4 Dronfield Derbys Eliza HAGUE Daur 6m Dronfield Derbys Thomas DEWBURY(?) Lodger U 18 Coal Miner Blackburn Lancs Ben R CROOKES Lodger U 22 Coal Miner Dronfield Derbys William LOWE Lodger U 21 Coal Miner Dronfield Derbys. |
| Death | 24 November 1865 | She died on 24 November 1865 in Dronfield, DerbyshireG. from the Derbyshire Times, 2nd December 1865: DRONFIELD, FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION On Monday afternoon, an inquest was held at Dronfield, by Mr Busby, coroner for North Derbyshire, and a respectable jury, on the body of a little girl 5 years of age named Eliza Hannah Hague, who died on Friday last. Hannah Hague, mother of the deceased child stated that she is the wife of Richard Hague, coal miner, late of Dronfield, now in America. The deceased had died on Friday from scalds received on the previous day by the explosion of a boiler at a colliery belonging to Henry Rangeley, Esq. The deceased was scalded on her face, arms, hands and extremities. James Clarke, of Unstone, coal miner, said that on Thursday last between a quarter and half past 12 o'clock, he was in the drawing-engine-house at Mr Rangeley's colliery at Hallows' Lane, Dronfield. There are two engines - one drawing and the other pumping, and it was the boiler of the latter which exploded. The explosion occurred a little before half past 12 o'clock, and witness and a man named George Hancock ran to the spot. George Herrington the engine-tenter was just coming out of the cabin near the fire-hole. The deceased was standing close to the boiler and screaming. They were both much scalded. Witness picked deceased out from among the steam and she was taken home. Herrington was taken home in a wagon directly afterwards. Wm. Jarvis engine-tenter, said that the boiler of the pumping engine began running at one of the seams on the 26th Oct. They knocked some of the old rivets out, and put some pins in to screw the plates together again. The boiler then held good for about a fortnight. It then leaked again, and witness told Mr James Yates, the manager. He looked at it and they then knocked some more old rivets out, and put some new ones in. That was on the 10th Nov. It then held good until the accident. The boiler was new about 6 to 8 months ago, but the water is very bad. It was witness's duty to look at the boiler and if he found anything wrong to report it. He cleaned it once a month. The plates were thicker when he cleaned it on the 26th October and 10th November, than when it burst. After the first leakage witness had the boiler emptied and inspected every week. The plates were originally half of an inch thick. The piece produced is from the thinnest part and not more than one sixteenth of an inch. I told the manager Mr Yates. I did not think the boiler fit to run any longer, the plates were getting so thin. He said he was not fit to run until mended by a boiler-maker. It was to have been mended last Saturday, the 25th Nov. The side of the boiler burst - the second plate over the fire. The safety valve was in working order. On the 26th November, I altered the safety valve so after coming to action at 15 lbs pressure on the square inch. At a quarter to 12 o'clock on the day of the accident the boiler was as full of water as it could work out. By Mr Rangeley: I apprehended the danger. James Yates, under-viewer deposed that Wm. Jarvis had charge of the boilers. He reported this one to witness on the 26th October, and the old rivets were replaced by new bolts by Carnelly the blacksmith. He said there were many rivets with their heads nearly eaten off, and the boiler had better be repaired by a boiler-maker, or a new one substituted. Witness told Mr Cartledge, the manager, and he said they must have a new one, but had better run that until the 25th Nov. On the 10th November, Jarvis again reported a leakage, and witness had it repaired by a blacksmith, and reported the matter to Mr Cartledge. When river-heads are eaten off, it is a proof the boiler is not safe. Mr Cartledge did not come up to look at the boiler. The boiler was firm on the day of the accident, with the steam pressure at eleven pounds. The drawing-engine boiler had only been in six months, and is corroding already. John Cartledge, book keeper, deposed that in Mr Rangeley's absence, he received reports, and had this boiler reported to him. He ordered the repairs by the blacksmith, but did not go to the boiler as he did not understand them. Yates never reported the boiler is dangerous, witness did not say the boiler was to be run to the 25th November. It was intended to change the boiler on account of its defects. Mr Rangeley stated that the boiler was reported to him as out of order. Carnelly, the blacksmith, said he had replaced the rivets which were eaten with screw bolts, but that the plates and bolt-heads were getting worn and it would be necessary before long to have the boiler repaired or have a new one. He did not apprehend any danger. The boilerplate produced is not safe - but witness could not say whether it ought to have been detected. Verdict of "Accidental death" was returned. The jury then consider their verdict, and found, "That the danger was apprehended from the deficient state of the boiler, but that the boiler was not represented to Mr Rangeley to be in a dangerous state, and that the child was accidentally killed". Witness Role: Witness [I251] Hannah DAWSON. |
| Burial | 27 November 1865 | She was buried on 27 November 1865 in Dronfield, DerbyshireG. Eliza Hannah HAGUE aged 5. |
| Relationship | 2nd cousin 2 times removed of Frank Lowe |
| Father | Joseph Grundy (b. about 1821, d. between January 1889 and March 1889) |
| Mother | Sarah Smith (b. 1823, d. December 1864) |
| Son | Joseph Edward Grundy (b. 13 February 1863, d. between April 1948 and June 1948) |
| Daughter | Kate Grundy (b. 28 April 1864, d. between July 1948 and September 1948) |
| Reference Number | William Grundy had reference number 1314. | |
| Birth | between October 1843 and December 1843 | He was born between October 1843 and December 1843 in Worksop, NottinghamshireG. |
| Baptism | 28 January 1844 | He was baptised on 28 January 1844 in Barlborough, DerbyshireG. The parents were named as Joseph and Sarah of Barlborough. Joseph was said to be a labourer. |
| Census | 30 March 1851 | He was recorded in the census on 30 March 1851 in Barlborough, DerbyshireG, Joseph GRUNDY Head M 30 Labourer in Iron Foundry Barlborough Derbys Sarah GRUNDY Wife M 28 Barlborough Derbys Alfred GRUNDY Son 11 Barlborough Derbys Sharlet GRUNDY Daur 9 Barlborough Derbys William GRUNDY Son 7 Barlborough Derbys Mary GRUNDY Daur 5 Barlborough Derbys Ann GRUNDY Daur 2 Barlborough Derbys George GRUNDY Son 1 Barlborough Derbys. |
| Census | 7 April 1861 | He was recorded in the census on 7 April 1861 in Barlborough, DerbyshireG, Joseph GRUNDY Head M 40 Furnesman Palterton, Derbys Sarah GRUNDY Wife M 37 Barlborough, Derbys Alfred GRUNDY Son U 21 Coal Miner Barlborough, Derbys William GRUNDY Son U 17 Coal Miner Barlborough, Derbys Ann GRUNDY Daur 12 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Joseph GRUNDY Son 9 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Charles GRUNDY Son 6 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Fanny GRUNDY Daur 4 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Frederick GRUNDY Son 3 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys George GRUNDY Son 1 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Samuel GRUNDY Son 8 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Emma GRUNDY Daur 3m Scholar Barlborough, Derbys. |
| Death | between January 1868 and March 1868 | He died between January 1868 and March 1868 in Worksop, NottinghamshireG. His age was given as 24. |
| Relationship | 2nd cousin 2 times removed of Frank Lowe |
| Father | Joseph Grundy (b. about 1821, d. between January 1889 and March 1889) |
| Mother | Sarah Smith (b. 1823, d. December 1864) |
| Reference Number | Ann Grundy had reference number 1315. | |
| Baptism | 30 July 1848 | She was baptised on 30 July 1848 in Barlborough, DerbyshireG. Her parents were named as Joseph and Sarah of Barlborough. Joseph was said to be a labourer. |
| Birth | between July 1848 and September 1848 | She was born between July 1848 and September 1848 in Worksop, NottinghamshireG. |
| Census | 30 March 1851 | She was recorded in the census on 30 March 1851 in Barlborough, DerbyshireG, Joseph GRUNDY Head M 30 Labourer in Iron Foundry Barlborough Derbys Sarah GRUNDY Wife M 28 Barlborough Derbys Alfred GRUNDY Son 11 Barlborough Derbys Sharlet GRUNDY Daur 9 Barlborough Derbys William GRUNDY Son 7 Barlborough Derbys Mary GRUNDY Daur 5 Barlborough Derbys Ann GRUNDY Daur 2 Barlborough Derbys George GRUNDY Son 1 Barlborough Derbys. |
| Census | 7 April 1861 | She was recorded in the census on 7 April 1861 in Barlborough, DerbyshireG, Joseph GRUNDY Head M 40 Furnesman Palterton, Derbys Sarah GRUNDY Wife M 37 Barlborough, Derbys Alfred GRUNDY Son U 21 Coal Miner Barlborough, Derbys William GRUNDY Son U 17 Coal Miner Barlborough, Derbys Ann GRUNDY Daur 12 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Joseph GRUNDY Son 9 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Charles GRUNDY Son 6 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Fanny GRUNDY Daur 4 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Frederick GRUNDY Son 3 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys George GRUNDY Son 1 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Samuel GRUNDY Son 8 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Emma GRUNDY Daur 3m Scholar Barlborough, Derbys. |
| Census | 2 April 1871 | She was recorded in the census on 2 April 1871 at Rectory House in Whitwell, DerbyshireG, Evelyn BOOTHBY Head M 45 Rector of Whitwell Sutterson(?) Lincs Margaretta BOOTHBY Wife M 38 Walker Northumberland Mary BOOTHBY Daur 13 Scholar Whitwell Derbys Laura (?) C BOOTHBY Daur 11 Scholar Whitwell Derbys Lousia J BOOTHBY Daur 10 Scholar Whitwell Derbys Alice E BOOTHBY Daur 6 Scholar Whitwell Derbys William C BOOTHBY Son 5 Scholar Whitwell Derbys Judith L BOOTHBY Daur 12m Whitwell Derbys Frederick BOOTHBY Son 2m Whitwell Derbys Fanny E REYNOLDS Serve U 25 Cook Whitwell Derbys Charlotte DUCKWORTH Serv U 28 Nursemaid Bishop Wilton Yorks Ann GRUNDY Serv U 21 Housemaid Whitwell Derbys Annie M CARR Serv U 21 Laundrymaid Yorks Sarah A WOOD Serv U 17 Under Nurse Whitwell Derbys. |
| Relationship | 2nd cousin 2 times removed of Frank Lowe |
| Father | Joseph Grundy (b. about 1821, d. between January 1889 and March 1889) |
| Mother | Sarah Smith (b. 1823, d. December 1864) |
| Reference Number | Joseph Grundy had reference number 1316. | |
| Birth | between January 1852 and March 1852 | He was born between January 1852 and March 1852 in Worksop, NottinghamshireG. |
| Baptism | 16 May 1852 | He was baptised on 16 May 1852 in Barlborough, DerbyshireG. The parents were named as Joseph and Sarah of Barlborough. Joseph was said to be a labourer. |
| Census | 7 April 1861 | He was recorded in the census on 7 April 1861 in Barlborough, DerbyshireG, Joseph GRUNDY Head M 40 Furnesman Palterton, Derbys Sarah GRUNDY Wife M 37 Barlborough, Derbys Alfred GRUNDY Son U 21 Coal Miner Barlborough, Derbys William GRUNDY Son U 17 Coal Miner Barlborough, Derbys Ann GRUNDY Daur 12 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Joseph GRUNDY Son 9 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Charles GRUNDY Son 6 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Fanny GRUNDY Daur 4 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Frederick GRUNDY Son 3 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys George GRUNDY Son 1 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Samuel GRUNDY Son 8 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Emma GRUNDY Daur 3m Scholar Barlborough, Derbys. |
| Census | 2 April 1871 | He was recorded in the census on 2 April 1871 in Barlborough, DerbyshireG, Joseph GRUNDY Head W 50 Labourer Palterton Derbys Joseph GRUNDY Son U 19 Miner Barlboro Derbys Samuel GRUNDY Son 15 Miner Barlboro Derbys Frederick GRUNDY Son 13 Miner Barlboro Derbys George GRUNDY Son 11 Scholar Barlboro Derbys Mary GRUNDY DaurLaw W 30 Housekeeper Whitwell Derbys Joseph Edward GRUNDY Grandson 8 Scholar Barlboro Derbys Kate GRUNDY Grandaur 6 Scholar Barlboro Derbys Laura GRUNDY Daur 2 Barlboro Derbys. |
| Census | 3 April 1881 | He was recorded in the census on 3 April 1881 at Vilage in Barlborough, DerbyshireG, George SMITH Head M 37 Coal Miner Barlbro Derbys Hannah SMITH Wife M 48 Barlbro Derbys George COOPER Nefew 9 Scholar Barlbro Derbys Arthur COOPER Nefew 5 Scholar Barlbro Derbys Elizabeth COOPER Niece 1 Barlbro Derbys Samuel CLARKE Boarder U 42 Coal Miner Barlbro Derbys Joseph GRUNDY Boarder U 29 Coal Miner Barlbro Derbys. |
| Census | 5 April 1891 | He was recorded in the census on 5 April 1891 in Barlborough, DerbyshireG, William WELLS Head M 46 Coal Miner Barlborough Derbyshire Mary WELLS Wife M 46 Barlborough Derbyshire George WELLS Son U 19 Coal Miner Barlborough Derbyshire Clara WELLS Daur 15 Barlborough Derbyshire Joseph GRUNDY Boarder U 39 Coal Miner Barlborough Derbyshire. |
| Death | between October 1900 and December 1900 | He died between October 1900 and December 1900 in Worksop, DerbyshireG. His age was given as 48. |
| Relationship | 2nd cousin 2 times removed of Frank Lowe |
| Father | Joseph Grundy (b. about 1821, d. between January 1889 and March 1889) |
| Mother | Sarah Smith (b. 1823, d. December 1864) |
| Son | Fred Grundy (b. 1873) |
| Daughter | Sarah Grundy (b. 1876) |
| Son | Charles W Grundy (b. 1877) |
| Son | Joseph Grundy (b. 1880) |
| Daughter | Alice Grundy+ (b. 17 October 1894, d. between July 1953 and September 1953) |
| Reference Number | Charles Grundy had reference number 1317. | |
| Birth | between January 1854 and March 1854 | He was born between January 1854 and March 1854 in Worksop, NottinghamshireG. |
| Baptism | 2 April 1854 | He was baptised on 2 April 1854 in Barlborough, DerbyshireG. His parents were named as Joseph and Sarah of Barlborough. Joseph was said to be a labourer. |
| Census | 7 April 1861 | He was recorded in the census on 7 April 1861 in Barlborough, DerbyshireG, Joseph GRUNDY Head M 40 Furnesman Palterton, Derbys Sarah GRUNDY Wife M 37 Barlborough, Derbys Alfred GRUNDY Son U 21 Coal Miner Barlborough, Derbys William GRUNDY Son U 17 Coal Miner Barlborough, Derbys Ann GRUNDY Daur 12 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Joseph GRUNDY Son 9 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Charles GRUNDY Son 6 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Fanny GRUNDY Daur 4 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Frederick GRUNDY Son 3 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys George GRUNDY Son 1 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Samuel GRUNDY Son 8 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Emma GRUNDY Daur 3m Scholar Barlborough, Derbys. |
| Census | 2 April 1871 | He was recorded in the census on 2 April 1871 in Barlborough, DerbyshireG, George SMITH Head M 39 Coal Miner Barlbro Derbys Hannah SMITH Wife M 35 Brinnington Derbys Hannah COOPER Niece 12 Scholar Dronfield Derbys George COOPER Nephew U 18 Coal Miner Dronfield Derbys Charles GRUNDEY Nephew U 18 Coal Miner Barlbro Derbys Isaac HIBBERTT Boarder U 20 Coal Miner Clowne Derbys William HIBBERTT Boarder U 18 Coal Miner Clowne Derbys. |
| Marriage | between April 1874 and June 1874 | He married Mary Bownes between April 1874 and June 1874 in Chesterfield, DerbyshireG. |
| Census | 3 April 1881 | He was recorded in the census on 3 April 1881 at The Pingle in Mosborough, DerbyshireG, Charles GRUNDY Head M 27 Coal Miner Barlbro Derbys Mary GRUNDY Wife M 22 Eckington Derbys Fred GRUNDY Son 7 Scholar Eckington Derbys Sarah GRUNDY Daur 5 Scholar Eckington Derbys Chas W GRUNDY Son 3 Eckington Derbys Joseph GRUNDY Son 11m Eckington Derbys [living next door to Mary's parents, William and Jane Bowns] Witness Role: Resident [I6447] Mary BOWNES Witness Role: Resident [I8095] Fred GRUNDY Witness Role: Resident [I6448] Sarah GRUNDY Witness Role: Resident [I8096] Charles W GRUNDY Witness Role: Resident [I8097] Joseph GRUNDY. |
| Census | 5 April 1891 | He was recorded in the census on 5 April 1891 at 70 South Street in Mosborough, DerbyshireG, Charles GRUNDY Head M 36 Coal Miner Barlbro Derbys Mary GRUNDY Wife M 33 Eckington Derbys Elizabeth GRUNDY Daur 6 Scholar Eckington Derbys Ethel GRUNDY Daur 3 Eckington Derbys Jane GRUNDY Daur 11m Eckington Derbys [next door to Mary's parents, William and Jane Bowns]. |
| Census | 31 March 1901 | He was recorded in the census on 31 March 1901 at 70 The Pingle in Mosborough, DerbyshireG, Charles GRUNDY Head M 46 Coal Miner Hewer Barlbro Derbys Mary GRUNDY Wife M 43 Eckington Derbys Charlotte GRUNDY Daur U 18 Eckington Derbys Elizabeth GRUNDY Daur U 16 Eckington Derbys Esther GRUNDY Daur 13 Eckington Derbys Jane GRUNDY Daur 10 Eckington Derbys Alice GRUNDY Daur 6 Eckington Derbys. |
| Census | 2 April 1911 | He was recorded in the census on 2 April 1911 at 21 Chapel Street in Mosborough, DerbyshireG, Sarah ASHLEY Wife Married 10 years 35 Mosbro Derbyshire Thomas ASHLEY Son 9 Mosbro Derbyshire Nellie ASHLEY Daur 6 School Mosbro Derbyshire Colin ASHLEY Son 7w Mosbro Derbyshire Charles GRUNDY Father M 56 Coal Miner Hewer Barlbro Derbyshire Mary GRUNDY Mother Married 37 years 54 Baker at home Mosbro Derbyshire Alice GRUNDY Sister U 17 Mosbro Derbyshire The head of the household (Arthur Ashley) was "away", though he signed the schedule. The house had 4 rooms. Sarah had 4 children, 3 were still alive. Mary had 10 children, 7 were still alive. |
| Death | between April 1917 and June 1917 | He died between April 1917 and June 1917 in Chesterfield, DerbyshireG. This is a possible death. His age was given as 62. |
| Relationship | 2nd cousin 2 times removed of Frank Lowe |
| Father | Joseph Grundy (b. about 1821, d. between January 1889 and March 1889) |
| Mother | Sarah Smith (b. 1823, d. December 1864) |
| Reference Number | Fanny Grundy had reference number 1318. | |
| Birth | between January 1857 and March 1857 | She was born between January 1857 and March 1857 in Worksop, NottinghamshireG. |
| Baptism | 20 December 1857 | She was baptised on 20 December 1857 in Barlborough, DerbyshireG. The parents were named as Joseph and Sarah of Barlborough. Joseph was said to be a furnace man. |
| Census | 7 April 1861 | She was recorded in the census on 7 April 1861 in Barlborough, DerbyshireG, Joseph GRUNDY Head M 40 Furnesman Palterton, Derbys Sarah GRUNDY Wife M 37 Barlborough, Derbys Alfred GRUNDY Son U 21 Coal Miner Barlborough, Derbys William GRUNDY Son U 17 Coal Miner Barlborough, Derbys Ann GRUNDY Daur 12 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Joseph GRUNDY Son 9 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Charles GRUNDY Son 6 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Fanny GRUNDY Daur 4 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Frederick GRUNDY Son 3 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys George GRUNDY Son 1 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Samuel GRUNDY Son 8 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Emma GRUNDY Daur 3m Scholar Barlborough, Derbys. |
| Census | 2 April 1871 | She was recorded in the census on 2 April 1871 in Mosborough, DerbyshireG, John PEAT Head M 30 Grocer and Butcher ...? Elizabeth PEAT Wife M 35 Anston Yorks Edwin PEAT Son 3 Dinnington Yorks ? PEAT Daur 1 Mosbro Derbys George BRATTSHAW Shopman U 24 Shopman Simmondly? Fanny GRUNDY Serv U 15 General Servant Dom Barlboro Derbys. |
| Relationship | 2nd cousin 2 times removed of Frank Lowe |
| Father | Joseph Grundy (b. about 1821, d. between January 1889 and March 1889) |
| Mother | Sarah Smith (b. 1823, d. December 1864) |
| Reference Number | Frederick Grundy had reference number 1319. | |
| Birth | between April 1858 and June 1858 | He was born between April 1858 and June 1858 in Worksop, NottinghamshireG. |
| Baptism | 21 May 1859 | He was baptised on 21 May 1859 in Barlborough, DerbyshireG. The parents were named as Joseph and Sarah of Barlborough. Joseph was said to be a labourer. |
| Census | 7 April 1861 | He was recorded in the census on 7 April 1861 in Barlborough, DerbyshireG, Joseph GRUNDY Head M 40 Furnesman Palterton, Derbys Sarah GRUNDY Wife M 37 Barlborough, Derbys Alfred GRUNDY Son U 21 Coal Miner Barlborough, Derbys William GRUNDY Son U 17 Coal Miner Barlborough, Derbys Ann GRUNDY Daur 12 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Joseph GRUNDY Son 9 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Charles GRUNDY Son 6 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Fanny GRUNDY Daur 4 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Frederick GRUNDY Son 3 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys George GRUNDY Son 1 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Samuel GRUNDY Son 8 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Emma GRUNDY Daur 3m Scholar Barlborough, Derbys. |
| Census | 2 April 1871 | He was recorded in the census on 2 April 1871 in Barlborough, DerbyshireG, Joseph GRUNDY Head W 50 Labourer Palterton Derbys Joseph GRUNDY Son U 19 Miner Barlboro Derbys Samuel GRUNDY Son 15 Miner Barlboro Derbys Frederick GRUNDY Son 13 Miner Barlboro Derbys George GRUNDY Son 11 Scholar Barlboro Derbys Mary GRUNDY DaurLaw W 30 Housekeeper Whitwell Derbys Joseph Edward GRUNDY Grandson 8 Scholar Barlboro Derbys Kate GRUNDY Grandaur 6 Scholar Barlboro Derbys Laura GRUNDY Daur 2 Barlboro Derbys. |
| Census | 3 April 1881 | He was recorded in the census on 3 April 1881 at Park Spring in Swallownest, YorkshireG, Nathaniel TURNER Head M 38 Colliery Engine Tenter Tunstall Staffs Mary TURNER Wife 40 Tunstall Staffs Elizabeth A TURNER Daur 13 Mother help dom Tunstall Staffs Nathaniel TURNER Son 9 Scholar Tunstall Staffs John TURNER Son 4 Swallownest Yorks Mary J TURNER Daur 2 Swallownest Yorks Frederick GRUNDY Lodger U 19 Coal Miner Barlbro Derbys. |
| Census | 5 April 1891 | He was recorded in the census on 5 April 1891 at California in Barlborough, DerbyshireG, William MILNER Head M 49 Coal Miner Barlboro Derbys Priscilla MILNER Wife M 46 Bolsover Derbys Frederick GRUNDY Lodger U 31 Disabled Barlboro Derbys Injured Spine. |
| Census | 31 March 1901 | He was recorded in the census on 31 March 1901 at California in Barlborough, DerbyshireG, William MILNER Head M 59 Coal Miner labourer below ground Barlboro Derbys Priscilla MILNER Wife M 56 Bolsover Derbys Frederick GRUNDY Lodger U 42 Invalid formerly Coal Hewer Barlboro Derbys. |
| Death | between January 1910 and March 1910 | He died between January 1910 and March 1910 in Worksop, NottinghamshireG. |
| Relationship | 2nd cousin 2 times removed of Frank Lowe |
| Father | Joseph Grundy (b. about 1821, d. between January 1889 and March 1889) |
| Mother | Sarah Smith (b. 1823, d. December 1864) |
| Son | Alexander Grundy (b. between October 1884 and December 1884) |
| Son | George William Grundy (b. between July 1886 and September 1886, d. between April 1908 and June 1908) |
| Daughter | Ella Grundy+ (b. 7 April 1890, d. between October 1960 and December 1960) |
| Daughter | Edith Grundy (b. 12 May 1894, d. between January 1975 and March 1975) |
| Daughter | Florence Grundy (b. 12 May 1894, d. between July 1978 and September 1978) |
| Daughter | Mary Ann Grundy+ (b. 28 March 1896, d. between January 1972 and March 1972) |
| Daughter | Clara Grundy (b. between July 1898 and September 1898) |
| Daughter | Gladys Grundy (b. between October 1900 and December 1900) |
| Daughter | May Grundy (b. February 1903) |
| Daughter | Nellie Grundy (b. 23 August 1908, d. between January 1984 and March 1984) |
| Reference Number | George Henry Grundy had reference number 1320. | |
| Birth | 15 October 1859 | He was born on 15 October 1859 in Barlborough, DerbyshireG. |
| Baptism | 31 March 1861 | He was baptised on 31 March 1861 in Barlborough, DerbyshireG. He was noted as being 17 months old, and was baptised with his sister Emma. The parents were named as Joseph and Sarah of Barlborough. Joseph was said to be a furnace man. |
| Census | 7 April 1861 | He was recorded in the census on 7 April 1861 in Barlborough, DerbyshireG, Joseph GRUNDY Head M 40 Furnesman Palterton, Derbys Sarah GRUNDY Wife M 37 Barlborough, Derbys Alfred GRUNDY Son U 21 Coal Miner Barlborough, Derbys William GRUNDY Son U 17 Coal Miner Barlborough, Derbys Ann GRUNDY Daur 12 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Joseph GRUNDY Son 9 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Charles GRUNDY Son 6 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Fanny GRUNDY Daur 4 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Frederick GRUNDY Son 3 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys George GRUNDY Son 1 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Samuel GRUNDY Son 8 Scholar Barlborough, Derbys Emma GRUNDY Daur 3m Scholar Barlborough, Derbys. |
| Census | 2 April 1871 | He was recorded in the census on 2 April 1871 in Barlborough, DerbyshireG, Joseph GRUNDY Head W 50 Labourer Palterton Derbys Joseph GRUNDY Son U 19 Miner Barlboro Derbys Samuel GRUNDY Son 15 Miner Barlboro Derbys Frederick GRUNDY Son 13 Miner Barlboro Derbys George GRUNDY Son 11 Scholar Barlboro Derbys Mary GRUNDY DaurLaw W 30 Housekeeper Whitwell Derbys Joseph Edward GRUNDY Grandson 8 Scholar Barlboro Derbys Kate GRUNDY Grandaur 6 Scholar Barlboro Derbys Laura GRUNDY Daur 2 Barlboro Derbys. |
| Census | 3 April 1881 | He was recorded in the census on 3 April 1881 in Barlborough, DerbyshireG, George WILSON Head M 46 Coal Miner Sutton in Ashfield Notts Amelia WILSON Wife M 54 Barlboro Derbys Elizabeth STOREY GrandDaur 12 Scholar Barlboro Derbys George NEEDHAM Boarder U 44 Coal Miner Barlboro Derbys George GRUNDY Boarder U 23 Coal Miner Barlboro Derbys. |
| Marriage | between April 1884 and June 1884 | He married Charlotte Agnes ("Agnes") Kirkham between April 1884 and June 1884 in Worksop, NottinghamshireG. This information was supplied by Kevin Cowley via Genes Reunited. |
| Census | 5 April 1891 | He was recorded in the census on 5 April 1891 at Village in Barlborough, DerbyshireG, George GRUNDY Head M 30 Coal Miner Barlbro Derbys Agnes GRUNDY Wife M 28 Ackrin Notts Alexandro GRUNDY Son 6 Barlbro Derbys George H GRUNDY Son 4 Barlbro Derbys Ella GRUNDY Daur 11m Barlbro Derbys. |
| Census | 31 March 1901 | He was recorded in the census on 31 March 1901 at Albion Cottages in Barlborough, DerbyshireG, George GRUNDY Head M 40 Coal Hewer Barlborough Derbys Charlotte Agnes GRUNDY Wife M 36 Gleadless Yorks Alexander GRUNDY Son 16 Pony driver below ground Barlborough Derbys George GRUNDY Son 14 Pony driver below ground Barlborough Derbys Ella GRUNDY Daur 10 Barlborough Derbys Edith GRUNDY Daur 6 Barlborough Derbys Florence GRUNDY Daur 6 Barlborough Derbys Mary Ann GRUNDY Daur 5 Barlborough Derbys Clara GRUNDY Daur 3 Barlborough Derbys Gladys GRUNDY Daur 6m Barlborough Derbys. |
| Census | 2 April 1911 | He was recorded in the census on 2 April 1911 at High Street in Barborough, DerbyshireG, George Henry GRUNDY Head M 49 Coal Miner Stall Man Hewer Barlboro Derbyshire Charlotte Agnes GRUNDY Wife Married 26 years 1865 Eakring Notts Alexander GRUNDY Son U 26 Colliery Labourer Above Ground Screnes Pit Top Barlboro Derbyshire Edith GRUNDY Daur U 16 General Servant Domestic at home Barlboro Derbyshire Mary Ann GRUNDY Daur U 15 Barlboro Derbyshire Clara GRUNDY Daur 12 Barlboro Derbyshire Gladys GRUNDY Daur 10 Barlboro Derbyshire May GRUNDY Daur 8 Barlboro Derbyshire Nellie GRUNDY Daur 2 Barlboro Derbyshire The house had 5 rooms. Charlotte had 13 children, 9 were still alive. |
| Census | 19 June 1921 | He was recorded in the census on 19 June 1921 at High Street in Barlborough, DerbyshireG, George Henry GRUNDY Head 59y 8m Married Barlbrough Derbyshire Coal Miner (road repairer below ground) for Shireoaks Colliery Company at Clowne Charlotte Agnas GRUNDY Wife 57y 1m Married Hakarin Notts Home Duties May GRUNDY Daughter 18y 4m Single Barlbrough Derbyshire None Nellie GRUNDY Daughter 12y 10m Barlbrough Derbyshire School Whole Time Bertie JONES Son in Law 25y 9m Married Barlbrough Derbyshire Coal Miner (Loader below ground) for Staveley Coal & Iron Company at Barlbrough No. 2 Floronce JONES Wife 27y 1m Married Barlbrough Derbyshire Home Duties Witness Role: Resident [I6047] Charlotte Agnes KIRKHAM Witness Role: Resident [I6436] May GRUNDY Witness Role: Resident [I6062] Nellie GRUNDY Witness Role: Resident [I7115] Bertie JONES Witness Role: Resident [I6052] Florence GRUNDY. |
| Census | 29 September 1939 | He was recorded in the 1939 Register on 29 September 1939 at High Street in Barlborough, DerbyshireG, George GRUNDY 15 Oct 1859 M Old Age Pensioner Agnes GRUNDY 13 May 1865 M Old Age Pensioner. |
| Death | between April 1942 and June 1942 | He died between April 1942 and June 1942 in Sheffield, YorkshireG. possible death. |