| Relationship | 6th great-aunt of Annie West |
| Father | John Massicks (b. 1639, d. May 1723) |
| Mother | Margaret Benson (b. 1647, d. December 1740) |
| Name | Elizabeth Mossocke was also known as Elizabeth Massicks. | |
| Reference Number | She had reference number 1629. | |
| Birth | 1671/72 | She was born in 1671/72 at Howe in Hawkshead, LancashireG. |
| Baptism | 16 February 1673 | She was baptised on 16 February 1673 at St Michael and All Angels in Hawkshead, LancashireG. Elizabeth MOSSOCKE, the child of John and Mossocke of Howe. |
| Death | 1 November 1684 | She died on 1 November 1684 at Cartlane in Cartmel, LancashireG. |
| Relationship | Partner of Thomas Mossocke (6th great-uncle of Annie West) |
| Son | John Massack (b. 1700, d. 31 December 1700) |
| Son | Thomas Massicks (b. 1702) |
| Son | James Massicks (b. 1705) |
| Child | Unknown Massicks (b. 1707) |
| Son | William Massick (b. 1709, d. March 1724) |
| Reference Number | Ann Walker had reference number 1630. | |
| Baptism | 13 October 1672 | She was baptised on 13 October 1672 in Hawkshead, LancashireG. Ann Walker fil. James de Satterthwaite. |
| Birth | about 1672 | She was born about 1672. |
| Marriage | 1 June 1700 | She married Thomas Mossocke on 1 June 1700 in Cartmel, LancashireG. |
| Burial | 9 November 1756 | She was buried on 9 November 1756 at Priory Church of St Mary and St Michael in Cartmel, LancashireG. Anne Massicks - Abode: Browedge. |
| Relationship | 7th great-grandfather of Annie West |
| Daughter | Mary Mossocke (b. about 1633) |
| Son | Thomas Mossocke+ (b. about 1635, d. August 1710) |
| Son | John Massicks+ (b. 1639, d. May 1723) |
| Name | Thomas Mossocke was also known as Thomas Massicks. | |
| Reference Number | He had reference number 1631. | |
| Birth | about 1600 | He was born about 1600 The year is assumed. |
| Baptism | He was baptised. Possible baptisms: Coventry 28th Apr 1602 Thomas Mossocke, son of Thomas Ormskirk 12th Dec 1614 Thomas Mossocke, son of Henry. | |
| Marriage | about 1630 | He married Elizabeth about 1630. |
| Employment | 22 January 1659/60 | He sold a half share in an iron forge on 22 January 1659/60 in Satterthwaite, LancashireG. There is an account of Thomas selling a half-share of Force Forge near Hawkshead to George FELL of the FELL family, who were well known in the district. He sold for the amount of £100, a considerable sum in those days. This occured on 22nd January 1659/60. At the time of the sale, Thomas came from Cartlane, Cartmel on the shore of Morecambe Bay. There is some doubt as to the exact location of Force Forge. It could very well be approximately a mile away at Force Mills, as the Force Beck has a greater flow at this location. Foundations have been found close to the mill site that could very well be the original forge, as it covers a larger area. Force Forge bloomsmithy was of a reasonable size, being powered by three water wheels necessary to cope with the hammer and forge furnace. |
| Note | about 1660 | Thomas was associated with the early days of the iron foundry industry in the High Furness area of Lancashire (now part of the Lake District of Cumbria). There is a reference to documents that state Thomas sold Force Forge (Fforce Fforge - early spelling) in mid 1660s to a RAWLINSON, co-founder of the Quaker Movement. Force Forge still appears on maps to this day. It is between Lakes Coniston and Windermere in Cumbria. All the MASSICKS came from this area or within thirty miles. [from Roy Massicks]. |
| Note | 4 August 1662 | He is mentioned in a history book on 4 August 1662 in Hawkshead, LancashireG, On page 288 of 'Hawkshead' by Henry Swainson Cowper, published by Bemrose 1899, there is an account of the early forge industry in Furness, where Thomas is mentioned. It reads: It should be noticed also that in these bloomeries there is no trace in the soil of any mill-race, although at Cunsey, which we know was worked at a late date and for commercial purposes, the race can be seen; but Cunsey Forge was certainly a bigger affair. The conclusion we have come to are, that in these minor private works there was in all cases a small smithy at hand for working up the metal on the spot. This would account for the necessity of running water, and would save the tenants the trouble of carrying their blooms to distant centres. Such was even the case in the larger and more modern works, which still in nearly all cases are called "Forges"; so that in High Furness it does not seem that the furnace master and the forge master were distinct callings; at any rate they were both practiced on the same site. If these arguments be considered conclusive, it follows that at the smaller hearths the primitive methods of smelting by natural air-blast or by hand-bellows were in use; a conclusion which, under the circumstances, we have no reason to be astonished at, taking into account the peculiar conditions under which the local smelting must have been carried on after 1564. Side by side with iron-smelting went the sister industry, or perhaps we should here call it the parent industry, of burning charcoal. "Making of Coles" we find in the 1537 report as well as in the 1564 decree. Coal was charcoal, and one who burned for charcoal was a "colier" down to a much later date than this:- "Burials 1701: "December 10 Clement Holm colier de Deal Park". The re-opening of the larger smelting works in the seventeenth century stimulated the charcoal-burning at once. In 1662 we find Rawlinson buying it in large quantities for his new Force Forge Mills. Here is a memorandum on the subject from the Greythwaite Old Hall deed boxes: "The 4th day of August 1662. Memorand That Mr. Thomas Massock chirurgeon the day and year abousaid haue sold fourteene wainloads of charre-coales to be deliuered at Boweth unto William Rawlinson of Graythwt. for xix a load at pitteing, and hath receiued vli in pte of paymt thereof and the remaindr when they are deliuered, wch is to be at or before the xijth day of October next wittnes my hand the day and year aboue written. Tho: Mossocke. wittnes Margaret Bayly X marke." |
| Occupation | 1662 | In 1662 Thomas Mossocke was a surgeon. |
| Death | about January 1663/64 | He died about January 1663/64 in Cartmel, LancashireG. |
| Burial | 11 February 1663/64 | He was buried on 11 February 1663/64 in Cartmel, LancashireG. |
| Will | 26 March 1664 | Her estate was settled on 26 March 1664 in Cartmel, LancashireG. His will was probated on 26th March 1664. It reads: In the Name of God Amen I Thomas Mossocke of Cartlane In Cartmell in the County of Lancaster sick in Body but in perfect Memory I give God Thanks. I dou make this my last Will and Testament in ------ & forme following (viz) First it is my Minde & will; That my body be buryed in ye p[ar]ish Church at Cartmell at the (discsecion?) discretion of my friendes & th[a]t the Church have all dues belonging to it. Item I give unto my Sonne Thomas Mossock all my houses at Cartlane & the orchard belonging to the said houses after my [death deleted] decease And the widow Estate of Elizabeth Mossock my wife & it is my minde it shall not be sold out of the Mossockes Name, Item it is my minde & will to give unto my Son John Mossocke & Mary Mossocke my daughter all my Wood timber plancks & boards in Furnes Fells Item I give unto Elizabeth Mossocke my wife all the goods Within the house, Item I give unto my Sonnes Thomas Mossocke & John Mossocke & Mary Mossocke my daughter all the books & boxes of Phisicke. Lastly it is my minde & will to make my Sonne John Mossocke & Mary Mossocke my daughter my whole Executors of this my will them paying & discharging my debts & funerrall expenses Witnesses of this my will George Cowperthwaite John Brockbancke. |
| Relationship | Partner of Thomas Barlow Massicks (1st cousin 2 times removed of Annie West) |
| Son | John Nixon Massicks (b. between October 1854 and December 1854, d. 8 January 1855) |
| Daughter | Katherine Augusta Barlow Massicks (b. between April 1856 and June 1856, d. between October 1915 and December 1915) |
| Son | Horace Barlow Massicks+ (b. about December 1857, d. 13 February 1924) |
| Daughter | Mary Louisa Massicks (b. between April 1859 and June 1859) |
| Daughter | Elizabeth Barlow Massicks+ (b. 29 December 1860, d. 9 March 1943) |
| Son | Thomas Gibson Barlow Massicks (b. 12 June 1862, d. 13 April 1899) |
| Daughter | Edith Alexandra Massicks+ (b. 1 January 1864, d. 9 February 1944) |
| Daughter | Marian Horsfall Massicks (b. 21 June 1865, d. 13 December 1946) |
| Son | Alfred Millom Massicks (b. between July 1867 and September 1867, d. between January 1884 and March 1884) |
| Daughter | Clara Agnes Massicks (b. between January 1871 and March 1871) |
| Daughter | Maud Askew Swainson Massicks (b. between April 1874 and June 1874, d. 17 September 1906) |
| Name | Mary Ann Nixon was also known as Mary Ann Massicks. | |
| Reference Number | She had reference number 1632. | |
| Birth | 21 January 1832 | She was born on 21 January 1832 in Lancaster, LancashireG, Exact date from the baptism record. |
| Baptism | 26 February 1832 | She was baptised on 26 February 1832 at St. Mary's Church in Lancaster, LancashireG. Mary Ann NIXON the child of George and Jane Nixon of Lancaster. George was a carpenter. |
| Marriage | 27 February 1854 | She married Thomas Barlow Massicks on 27 February 1854 at St Thomas' Church in Lancaster, LancashireG. Thomas MASSICKS 21 Gentleman Bachelor of Worvstone, the child of Thomas Massicks Inn Keeper Mary Anne NIXON 22 Spinster of Marton Street, the child of George Nixon Ship Carpenter Witnesses: John Hangling Ring, Dorthy Holling from the Lancaster Gazette, 4th March 1854: MARRIAGES Lancaster.-- On the 27th ult., at St Thomas's Church, by the Rev. Collin Campbell MA., Thomas eldest son of the late Mr Thomas Massicks, of Church House, Trover, to Mary Ann, daughter of the late Mr George Nixon, of Lancaster. |
| Census | 7 April 1861 | She was recorded in the census on 7 April 1861 at E Side Road in Hensingham, CumberlandG, Thomas MASSICKS Head M 28 Collector of Harbour Dues Whaven Ulverston Lancs Mary A MASSICKS Wife M 29 Lancaster Lancs Katherine A MASSICKS Daur 4 Scholar Whoolsy(?) Cumb Horace(?) MASSICKS Son 3 Hensingham Cumb Mary L MASSICKS Daur 2 Whitehaven Cumb Elizabeth B MASSICKS Daur 3m Hensingham Cumb Jane Dixon MaLaw W 58 Lancaster Lancs. |
| Census | 2 April 1871 | She was recorded in the census on 2 April 1871 at Duddon Villa in Millom, CumberlandG, Thom MASSICKS Head M 40 Iron Master Bardsea Lancs Mary Ann MASSICKS Wife M 39 Ironmaster's wife Lancaster Lancs Mary L MASSICKS Daur 12 Scholar Whitehaven Cumb Elizabeth B MASSICKS Daur 10 Scholar Whitehaven Cumb Thomas G MASSICKS Son 8 Scholar Whitehaven Cumb Edith A MASSICKS Daur 7 Scholar Whitehaven Cumb Marian H MASSICKS Daur 5 Scholar Whitehaven Cumb Alfred M MASSICKS Son 3 Scholar Whicham(?) Cumb Clara A MASSICKS Daur 1m Millom Cumb Mary Jane WARD Servant U 19 Domestic Servant Lancaster Lancs. |
| Census | 5 April 1891 | She was recorded in the census on 5 April 1891 at The Oaks in Millom, CumberlandG, Thomas Barlow MASSICKS Head M 58 JP and Iron Master Bardsea Mary Ann Barlow MASSICKS Wife M 58 Lancaster Katerine Augusta B MASSICKS Daur U 34 Whitehaven Mary L Barlow MASSICKS Daur M 32 Hensingham Edith A Barlow MASSICKS Daur U 27 Hensingham Marian H Barlow MASSICKS Daur U 25 Whitehaven Clara A Barlow MASSICKS Daur U 20 Millom Maud A S Barlow MASSICKS Daur U 17 Millom Sarah M BRAITHWAITE Servant U 22 Waitress Irton Emily J EATON Servant U 17 Kitchenmaid Cambridge Isabella JOHNSON Servant U 20 Housemaid Kirkby Jessie Hellen KONGIE Servant U 24 Housemaid Ross Shire Scotland Agnes MORRISON Servant U 38 Cook Bothwell Scotland [Note that Mary Louisa is shown under her maiden name, though she married 5 years earlier. Thomas Barlow Massicks is shown, but he was actually in Middlesbrough and appears on the census there as well]. |
| Death | 3 January 1898 | She died on 3 January 1898 at The Oaks in Millom, CumberlandG. The Times of 5th Jan 1898 reported her death as follows: BARLOW-MASSICKS - on the 3rd. January 1898, at The Oaks, Millom, Cumberland, MARY ANN, the beloved wife of THOMAS BARLOW-MASSICKS, JP, aged 66. No cards from the Westmorland Gazette, 8th January 1898: DEATH OF MRS BARLOW-MASSICKS We regret to announce the death of Mrs Barlow-Massicks, wife of Mr Thomas Barlow-Massicks, of The Oaks, Millom, which took place early on Monday. The deceased lady had only been ill a few days, and died from spasmodic asthma and dilatation of the heart. She was well-known and highly esteemed in Millom and Thwaites, and was always ready to help in her quiet, unostentatious way any undertaking for the public good. |
| Burial | 7 January 1898 | She was buried on 7 January 1898 at St George's Church in Millom, CumberlandG. May Ann Barlow MASSICKS aged 66. |
| Relationship | Partner of James Herbert Campion (1st cousin 1 time removed of Annie West) |
| Daughter | Clara Constance Campion (b. 20 September 1920, d. 10 June 2005) |
| Reference Number | Alice Walker had reference number 1633. | |
| Birth | about 1884 | She was born about 1884 in Leeds, YorkshireG, This information is derived from the immigration record when she entered America in 1919. |
| Marriage | between July 1911 and September 1911 | She married James Herbert Campion between July 1911 and September 1911 in Leeds, YorkshireG. James is indexed as James K. Campion. |
| Emigration | 28 October 1919 | She emigrated from Liverpool, LancashireG, on 28 October 1919 They sailed on the "Baltic", which left Liverpool on 28th October 1919 and arrived in New York on 10th November 1919. From the ship's manifest: James Herbert CAMPION 35 Male Married Lathe Turner able to read and write English from Leeds, England nearest relative in England: Father in Law Mr. T. W. WALKER 17 Kent Street, Ellerby Road, Leeds Final Destination: Detroit Michigan In possession of at least $50 Never in USA before going to join Father Mr. J. CAMPION 408 Withington Avenue, Detroit Michigan Not intending to return to England Not a polygamist Not an anarchist Never in prison or almshouse Never previously deported In good health Height: 5' 2" Complexion: medium Hair: brown Eyes: brown No identifying marks Born: Leeds, England Alice CAMPION 35 Female Married Housewife able to read and write English from Leeds, England nearest relative in England: Father (as above) In possession of at least $50 Never in USA before going to join Father in Law Mr. J. CAMPION 408 Withington Avenue, Detroit Michigan Not intending to return to England Not a polygamist Not an anarchist Never in prison or almshouse Never previously deported In good health Height: 5' 1" Complexion: fair Hair: brown Eyes: blue No identifying marks Born: Leeds, England Jack CAMPION 5 Single Male Child from Leeds, England nearest relative in England: Grandfather (as above) In possession of at least $50 Never in USA before going to join Grandfather Mr. J. CAMPION 408 Withington Avenue, Detroit Michigan Not intending to return to England Not a polygamist Not an anarchist Never in prison or almshouse Never previously deported In good health No identifying marks Born: Leeds, England Eva CAMPION 1 Single Female Child from Leeds, England nearest relative in England: Grandfather (as above) In possession of at least $50 Never in USA before going to join Grandfather Mr. J. CAMPION 408 Withington Avenue, Detroit Michigan Not intending to return to England Not a polygamist Not an anarchist Never in prison or almshouse Never previously deported In good health No identifying marks Born: Leeds, England. |
| Census | 1 January 1920 | She was recorded in the census on 1 January 1920 at Whitington Avenue, Royal Oak, in Oakland, Michigan, USAG, John R CAMPION Head M 33 England Home owner with mortgage White Immigrated 1907 Naturalized 1916 Can read & write Toolmaker Factory Nellie CAMPION Wife M 33 England White Immigrated 1907 Can read & write No occupation James CAMPION Son U 6 Michigan White Can read & write No occupation John R CAMPION Son U 5 Michigan White Can read & write No occupation Agnus CAMPION Daur U 4 Michigan White No occupation Ernest CAMPION Son U 2 Michigan White No occupation Clifford CAMPION Son U 0 Michigan White No occupation Bruce CAMPION Son U 0 Michigan White No occupation James CAMPION Father M 72 England White Immigrated 1913 Can read & write No occupation Agnus CAMPION Mother M 69 England White Immigrated 1913 Can read & write No occupation Agnus CAMPION Sister U 41 England White Immigrated 1913 Can read & write Nurse own account Clara CAMPION Sister U 37 England White Immigrated 1913 Can read & write Nurse own account James H CAMPION Brother M 35 England White Immigrated 1919 Can read & write Machinist Factory Alice CAMPION Sister-in-law M 35 England White Immigrated 1919 Can read & write No occupation Jack CAMPION Nephew U 6 England White Immigrated 1919 Can read & write No occupation Eva CAMPION Niece U 1 England White Immigrated 1919 Can read & write No occupation. |
| Census | 1 January 1940 | She was recorded in the census on 1 January 1940 at 48 West Brentwood Avenue in Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, USAG, James H CAMPION Head M 56 England Home owner value $3,000 White Machine Operator Auto Manufacturing Income in 1939 $1,600 Alice CAMPION Wife M 56 England White Home Housework Jack CAMPION Son U 26 England White Machinist Air Conditioning Heat Manufacturing Income in 1939 $1,600 Eva CAMPION Daur U 21 England White Clerk Insurance Income in 1939 $780 Constance CAMPION Daur U 19 Michigan New Worker Income in 1939 $400. |
| Relationship | Partner of Lily Cuthbert (2nd cousin 1 time removed of Frank Lowe) |
| Son | Thomas Cuthbert Bladen (b. May 1910) |
| Son | Lawrence Bladen (b. August 1914) |
| Son | Ronald Bladen (b. October 1915) |
| Reference Number | Thomas Bladen had reference number 1636. | |
| Birth | 27 January 1886 | He was born on 27 January 1886 in Hetley, ShropshireG. |
| Baptism | 21 February 1886 | He was baptised on 21 February 1886 in Wombridge, ShropshireG. the parents are John Henry and Lucy. |
| Census | 5 April 1891 | He was recorded in the census on 5 April 1891 at Theatre Building in Shrewsbury, ShropshireG, John H BLADEN Head M 30 Clerk (Newspaper) Hadley Salop Lucy BLADEN Wife M 36 Willington Salop Thomas BLADEN Son 5 Ketley Salop Lucy E BLADEN Daur 1 Shrewsbury Salop. |
| Census | 31 March 1901 | He was recorded in the census on 31 March 1901 at 9 Elton Street in Chesterfield, DerbyshireG, Lucy BLADEN Head W 43 Ironbridge Shropshire Thomas BLADEN Son U 15 Coal Miner underground St. Marys Shrewsbury Lucy E BLADEN Daur 11 St. Marys Shrewsbury Charles BLADEN Son 6 Ironbridge Shropshire John STEVENSON Lodger M 53 Painter and Decorater Leicester. |
| Marriage | between July 1906 and September 1906 | He married Lily Cuthbert between July 1906 and September 1906 in Chesterfield, DerbyshireG. |
| Census | 2 April 1911 | He was recorded in the census on 2 April 1911 at 68 High Street in Bolsover, DerbyshireG, Thomas BLADEN Head M 24 Underground Haulage Corporal Hetley Shropshire Lily BLADEN Wife Married 4 years 27 Bolsover Derbyshire Thomas Cuthbert BLADEN Son 10m Bolsover Derbyshire The house had 3 rooms. Lily had 1 child, still alive. |
| Census | 19 June 1921 | He was recorded in the census on 19 June 1921 at 150 New Bolsover in Bolsover, DerbyshireG, Thomas BLADEN Head 35y 5m Married Wombridge Shropshire Wire Rope splicer underground out of work for Bolsover Colliery Co Ltd at Bolsover Lily BLADEN Wife 38y 8m Married Bolsover Derbyshire Household Duties Thomas BLADEN Son 11y 0m Bolsover Derbyshire School Whole Time Lawrence BLADEN Son 6y 10m Bolsover Derbyshire School Whole Time Ronald BLADEN Son 5y 8m Bolsover Derbyshire School Whole Time Witness Role: Resident [I646] Lily CUTHBERT Witness Role: Resident [I6658] Thomas Cuthbert BLADEN Witness Role: Resident [I8600] Lawrence BLADEN Witness Role: Resident [I8601] Ronald BLADEN. |
| Census | 29 September 1939 | He was recorded in the 1939 Register on 29 September 1939 at 11 Sherwood Street in Carr Vale, DerbyshireG, Thomas BLADEN 27 Jan 1886 M Underground Rope Splicer Heavy Worker Lily BLADEN 22 Oct 1883 M Unpaid Domestic Duties. |
| Death | between April 1974 and June 1974 | He died between April 1974 and June 1974 in Chesterfield, DerbyshireG. |
| Relationship | 3rd cousin 1 time removed of Frank Lowe |
| Father | Samuel Wells (b. between October 1854 and December 1854, d. between January 1928 and March 1928) |
| Mother | Eliza Jane Taylor (b. between October 1854 and December 1854, d. between January 1936 and March 1936) |
| Daughter | Mabel Wells (b. 22 November 1909, d. between July 1986 and September 1986) |
| Daughter | Bessie Shirtcliffe (b. 16 September 1912, d. 2004) |
| Daughter | Gertrude W Shirtcliffe (b. 6 September 1914, d. 1995) |
| Daughter | Clara Shirtcliffe (b. between January 1917 and March 1917, d. between January 1917 and March 1917) |
| Daughter | Lily Mary Shirtcliffe (b. September 1920) |
| Reference Number | Winnifred Wells had reference number 1639. | |
| Birth | 19 December 1891 | She was born on 19 December 1891 in Barlborough, DerbyshireG, the death index gives the year as 1892. |
| Baptism | 14 February 1892 | She was baptised on 14 February 1892 in Killamarsh, DerbyshireG. Winifred WELLS, the child of Sam and Eliza Jane Wells. |
| Census | 31 March 1901 | She was recorded in the census on 31 March 1901 at Woodnook in Barlborough, DerbyshireG, Sam WELLS Head M 46 Gardener labourer domestic Whitwell Derbys Eliza J WELLS Wife M 46 Killamarsh Derbys Sam WELLS Son U 21 Coal miner labourer under ground Barlboro Derbys Thomas WELLS Son U 15 Brickworks labourer Barlboro Derbys Emma WELLS Daur U13 Barlboro Derbys Minnie WELLS Daur U 10 Barlboro Derbys Winnifred WELLS Daur U 9 Barlboro Derbys Charles W HANDLEY GrnSon 4 Killamarsh Derbys. |
| Census | 2 April 1911 | She was recorded in the census on 2 April 1911 at 43 Upperthorpe Road in Killamarsh, DerbyshireG, Walter UNWIN Head M 44 Collier Hewer Woodall Yorks Maria UNWIN Wife Married 20 years 42 Killamarsh Derbys Sarah Harriet UNWIN Daur 9 Killamarsh Derbys Winifred WELLS Niece U 19 Barlborough Derbys Mabel WELLS Niece 1 Barlborough Derbys Joseph TAYLOR Brother U 52 Collier Hewer Killamarsh Derbys The house had 7 rooms. Maria had 1 child, still alive. |
| Marriage | 10 August 1912 | She married Frank Bright Shirtcliffe on 10 August 1912 at St Giles Church in Killamarsh, DerbyshireG. Frank Bright SHIRTCLIFFE 36, of , the child of Robert, Winifred WELLS 21, of , the child of Samuel, Witnesses:. |
| Census | 29 September 1939 | She was recorded in the 1939 Register on 29 September 1939 at 43 Norwood Crescent in Killamarsh, DerbyshireG, Frank B SHIRTCLIFFE 13 Sep 1874 M Coal Miner Retired Winifred SHIRTCLIFFE 19 Dec 1891 M Unpaid Domestic Duties Gertrude W OLDFIELD (SHIRTCLIFFE) 06 Sep 1914 Unpaid Domestic Duties. |
| Death | between April 1965 and June 1965 | She died between April 1965 and June 1965 in Killamarsh, DerbyshireG. |
| Relationship | 3rd cousin 1 time removed of Frank Lowe |
| Father | Samuel Wells (b. between October 1854 and December 1854, d. between January 1928 and March 1928) |
| Mother | Eliza Jane Taylor (b. between October 1854 and December 1854, d. between January 1936 and March 1936) |
| Reference Number | Annie Wells had reference number 1640. | |
| Birth | between October 1873 and December 1873 | She was born between October 1873 and December 1873 in Chesterfield, DerbyshireG. |
| Baptism | 25 January 1874 | She was baptised on 25 January 1874 in Killamarsh, DerbyshireG. Annie WELLS, the child of Samuel and Eliza Jane Wells. |
| Death | between January 1885 and March 1885 | She died between January 1885 and March 1885 in Worksop, NottinghamshireG. This is a possible death. Her age was given as 11. |
| Relationship | 3rd cousin 1 time removed of Frank Lowe |
| Father | Samuel Wells (b. between October 1854 and December 1854, d. between January 1928 and March 1928) |
| Mother | Eliza Jane Taylor (b. between October 1854 and December 1854, d. between January 1936 and March 1936) |
| Son | Charles Walter Handley (b. 1897) |
| Name | Elizabeth Wells was also known as Elizabeth Handley. | |
| Reference Number | She had reference number 1641. | |
| Birth | between April 1875 and June 1875 | She was born between April 1875 and June 1875 in Chesterfield, DerbyshireG. |
| Baptism | 16 May 1875 | She was baptised on 16 May 1875 in Killamarsh, DerbyshireG. Elizabeth WELLS, the child of Samuel and Eliza Jane Wells. |
| Census | 5 April 1891 | She was recorded in the census on 5 April 1891 at Upperthorpe in Killamarsh, DerbyshireG, Harriet TAYLOR Head W 64 Killamarsh Derbys Joseph TAYLOR Son U 32 Coal Miner Killamarsh Derbys Elizabeth WELLS GrnDau U 16 Killamarsh Derbys. |
| Marriage | between January 1896 and March 1896 | She married Charles Handley between January 1896 and March 1896 in Worksop, NottinghamshireG. |
| Death | between January 1897 and March 1897 | She died between January 1897 and March 1897 in Eckington, DerbyshireG. possible death. When her son was killed in 1915 the next of kin were given as his grandparents, which suggests that his parents were dead by that time. |
| Relationship | 3rd cousin 1 time removed of Frank Lowe |
| Father | Samuel Wells (b. between October 1854 and December 1854, d. between January 1928 and March 1928) |
| Mother | Eliza Jane Taylor (b. between October 1854 and December 1854, d. between January 1936 and March 1936) |
| Reference Number | Mary Wells had reference number 1642. | |
| Birth | between April 1877 and June 1877 | She was born between April 1877 and June 1877 in Chesterfield, DerbyshireG. |
| Baptism | 16 July 1877 | She was baptised on 16 July 1877 in Killamarsh, DerbyshireG. Mary WELLS, the child of Samuel and Eliza Jane Wells. |
| Census | 5 April 1891 | She was recorded in the census on 5 April 1891 at Garden House, Barlborough Hall, in Barlborough, DerbyshireG, George S. TISSINGTON Head M 35 Head Gardener Retford Notts Maria TISSINGTON Wife M 37 Puddletown Dorset Wm. Hy. TISSINGTON Son 6 Scholar Harworth Notts George TISSINGTON Son 3 Barlboro Derbys Annie TISSINGTON Daur 1 Barlboro Derbys Mary WELLS Servant U 13 General Servant Domestic Killamarsh Derbys. |
| Census | 31 March 1901 | She was recorded in the census on 31 March 1901 at Norman Lodge in Budbrook, WarwickshireG, Henry John TOURE Head M 82 Clergyman (Church of England) Doncaster Yorks Hyacinthe Ellen TOURE Wife M 70 Woollen Staffs Wilmot Cave Brown CAVE Nephew U 38 Stretton en le field Derbys Sarah TAYLOR Servant U 52 Cook Housekeeper (Domestic) Northfield Worces Hannah KNIGHT Servant U 56 Ladys Maid (Domestic) Whilnash Warwicks Catherine SWANN Servant U 53 Housemaid (Domestic) Albrighton Sussex Mary WELLS Servant U 23 Kitchenmaid (Domestic) Killamarsh Yorks. |
| Relationship | Partner of Mabel Wells (4th cousin of Frank Lowe) |
| Reference Number | John Thomas Cook had reference number 1648. | |
| Birth | 31 August 1906 | He was born on 31 August 1906 The possible births in September quarter of 1906, all named as COOK, are: Chesterfield 7b 831, Nottingham 7b 414, Sleaford 7a 450. There are no John Thomas COOKEs in this quarter. |
| Baptism | 30 September 1906 | He was baptised on 30 September 1906 at St Giles Church in Killamarsh, DerbyshireG. John Thomas COOK the child of Thomas and Harriet Ann. |
| Census | 2 April 1911 | He was recorded in the census on 2 April 1911 at 16 Long Lane in Killamarsh, DerbyshireG, Thomas COOK Head M 30 Coal Miners Filler Root Lincolnshire Harriett Ann COOK Wife Married 6 years 30 Killamarsh Derby William Henry COOK Son 5 School Killamarsh Derby John Thomas COOK Son 4 Killamarsh Derby Ernest COOK Son 2 Killamarsh Derby Elizabeth COOK Daur 1 Killamarsh Derby The house had 4 rooms. Harriet bore 5 children, 4 were still alive. |
| Marriage | between January 1937 and March 1937 | He married Mabel Wells between January 1937 and March 1937 in Killamarsh, DerbyshireG. He is named as Cooke. |
| 1939 Register | 29 September 1939 | He was recorded on the 1939 Register on 29 September 1939 at 5 Church Street in Clowne, DerbyshireG, John T COOKE 31 Aug 1906 M Corn Mill Hand (Heavy Worker) Mabel COOKE 22 Nov 1909 M Unpaid Domestic Duties. |
| Death | 1968 | He died in 1968. |
| Relationship | 4th cousin of Frank Lowe |
| Father | Frank Bright Shirtcliffe (b. 13 September 1874, d. between January 1962 and March 1962) |
| Mother | Winnifred Wells (b. 19 December 1891, d. between April 1965 and June 1965) |
| Name | Mabel Wells was also known as Mabel Cook. | |
| Reference Number | She had reference number 1649. | |
| Birth | 22 November 1909 | She was born on 22 November 1909 in Worksop, NottinghamshireG. |
| Census | 2 April 1911 | She was recorded in the census on 2 April 1911 at 43 Upperthorpe Road in Killamarsh, DerbyshireG, Walter UNWIN Head M 44 Collier Hewer Woodall Yorks Maria UNWIN Wife Married 20 years 42 Killamarsh Derbys Sarah Harriet UNWIN Daur 9 Killamarsh Derbys Winifred WELLS Niece U 19 Barlborough Derbys Mabel WELLS Niece 1 Barlborough Derbys Joseph TAYLOR Brother U 52 Collier Hewer Killamarsh Derbys The house had 7 rooms. Maria had 1 child, still alive. |
| Baptism | 23 October 1912 | She was baptised on 23 October 1912 in Killamarsh, DerbyshireG. The mother is Winifred Wells. |
| Marriage | between January 1937 and March 1937 | She married John Thomas Cook between January 1937 and March 1937 in Killamarsh, DerbyshireG. He is named as Cooke. |
| 1939 Register | 29 September 1939 | She was recorded on the 1939 Register on 29 September 1939 at 5 Church Street in Clowne, DerbyshireG, John T COOKE 31 Aug 1906 M Corn Mill Hand (Heavy Worker) Mabel COOKE 22 Nov 1909 M Unpaid Domestic Duties. |
| Death | between July 1986 and September 1986 | She died between July 1986 and September 1986 in Chesterfield, DerbyshireG. She was indexed as Cooke. Her age was given as 76. |