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Katherine Augusta Barlow Massicks

F, #1984, b. between April 1856 and June 1856, d. between October 1915 and December 1915
Relationship2nd cousin 1 time removed of Annie West

Parents

FatherThomas Barlow Massicks (b. 1832, d. 15 April 1908)
MotherMary Ann Nixon (b. 21 January 1832, d. 3 January 1898)
Reference NumberKatherine Augusta Barlow Massicks had reference number 1984.
Birthbetween April 1856 and June 1856She was born between April 1856 and June 1856 in Whitehaven, CumberlandG.
Census7 April 1861She 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.
Census2 April 1871She was recorded in the census on 2 April 1871 at 14 Church Street in Lancaster, LancashireG,
Lancelot SANDERSON Head W 69 Retired Schoolmaster Gt Strickland Westmorland

Elizabeth SANDERSON Daur U 41 Schoolmistress Lancaster Lancashire

Marie GOSSER Governess U 22 Governess France

Agnes FOWLER Boarder U 16 Scholar Long Preston Yorks

Margaret ATKINSON Boarder U 15 Scholar Sedbergh Yorks

Katherine A MASSICKS Boarder U 14 Scholar Whitehaven Cumberland

Emma RICHMOND Boarder 12 Scholar Manchester Lancs

Tasmar A DOCKER Boarder 12 Scholar Howgill Yorks

Henrietta M B JADIES Boarder 10 Scholar London Middlesex

Zoe M N ROTHWELL Boarder 9 Scholar Elsel Lancs

Margaret P BIBBY Servant U 34 Nurse Littledale Lancs

Margaret J WILLNEY Servant U 23 Cook Lancaster Lancs

Margaret STEELE Servant U 22 Housemaid Thwaites Cumb

Margaret CAVE Servant U 23 Housemaid Southport Lancs.
Census5 April 1891She 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].
Census31 March 1901She was recorded in the census on 31 March 1901 at Stoneleigh in Codsall, StaffordshireG,
Reginald B SPARROW Head M 42 Iron Merchant Hope Flintshire

Mary L SPARROW Wife M 42 Whitehaven Cumb

Katerine A B MASSICKS SisLaw U 44 Whitehaven Cumb

Mary E LAW Servant U 19 General Servant Domestic Pattingham Staffs.
Census2 April 1911She was recorded in the census on 2 April 1911 at Heathercroft, Middle Bourne, in Farnham, SurreyG,
Katerine Augusta Barlow MASSICKS Head U 53 Artist Whitehaven Cumberland

Maria Bryans HENDERSON Boarder W 63 Artist NK


The house had 7 rooms. Katerine had no children.
Deathbetween October 1915 and December 1915She died between October 1915 and December 1915 at Lambeth in London, SurreyG.
She was indexed as Katherine A B Massicks. Her age was given as 56.

Horace Barlow Massicks

M, #1985, b. about December 1857, d. 13 February 1924
Relationship2nd cousin 1 time removed of Annie West

Parents

FatherThomas Barlow Massicks (b. 1832, d. 15 April 1908)
MotherMary Ann Nixon (b. 21 January 1832, d. 3 January 1898)

Family: Clara Steel (b. 16 October 1861, d. 14 January 1938)

SonThomas Henry Leslie Barlow ("Leslie") Massicks+ (b. 21 February 1892, d. between October 1969 and December 1969)
DaughterFreda Mary Barlow Massicks (b. 4 March 1898, d. between January 1974 and March 1974)
Reference NumberHorace Barlow Massicks had reference number 1985.
Baptism6 December 1857He was baptised on 6 December 1857 in Hensingham, CumberlandG.
Birthabout December 1857He was born about December 1857 in Hensingham, CumberlandG.
Census7 April 1861He 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.
Census2 April 1871He was recorded in the census on 2 April 1871 at Royal Grammar School in Lancaster, LancashireG,
Horace Massicks Inmate 13 Scholar Whitehaven Cumb.
Census3 April 1881He was recorded in the census on 3 April 1881 at 40 George Square, St. George, in Glasgow, Lanarkshire, ScotlandG,
Horace MASSICKS Visitor 23 Master of Iron Works England


[He appears to be staying at an hotel. There are many other people there].
Note11 July 1882He stood for election to the School Board on 11 July 1882 in Dalton in Furness, LancashireG,
The Manchester Times of 15th July 1882 reported: DALTON IN FURNESS SCHOOL BOARD

The result of the polling for members of the Dalton-in-Furness District School Board was declared at noon on Tuesday amid considerable excitement, the proceedings attending the election being unusually demonstrative.

Ten candidates went to the poll, of whom four churchmen (the Rev. J M Morgan, vicar and L O Lewis, Lindally and Manton and Messrs. Horace Massicks of Askham, and G B Ashburner) and three Non-conformists (namely the Revs. J G Anderson, Baptist, A Hall, Congregationalist, and Mr Robert Blake) were returned.

Messrs. Johnson and H Turner, former members, are displaced, and the Non-conformists lose a seat.
Note26 April 1884He went to a spa on 26 April 1884 in Leamington Spa, WarwickshireG,
from the Leamington Spa Courier, 26th April 1884:

HOTEL ARRIVALS

REGENT HOTEL

Mr Horace Barlow-Massicks, Mrs. and the Misses Barlow-Massicks, Millom.
Note19 June 1884He was present at an event on 19 June 1884 in LondonG In the Proceedings of the Royal Colonial Institute for 1884, it was reported that the eleventh annual Conversazione of the Royal Colonial Institute was held at the South Kensington Museum, London on Thursday evening, June 19, and was attended by 2,330 persons, including representative colonists from all parts of the British Empire. The attendees includes Massicks, Mr. H. Barlow


[This information was found on the internet at LiveSearch Books - http://search.live.com/].
Milit-Beg26 September 1884He joined the armed forces on 26 September 1884
the Liverpool Mercury of 27th September 1884 reported that "The London Gazette of last night contains the following:- ... Volunteer Rifles - 1st Volunteer Battalion the King's Own (Royal Lancaster Regiment): Horace Barlow Massicks, Esq. to be Captain."
Note26 August 1886He won a prize at an agricultural show on 26 August 1886 in Barrow in Furness, LancashireG,
The Liverpool Mercury of 30th August 1886 said: BARROW AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

The annual exhibition of cattle, horses, sheep, &c, under the auspicies of the above society, was held on Saturday in the Cavendish Park, Barrow.

A feature of this society is that it is an open one, and not confined to any strictly prescribed district. As a result, exhibits are entered from some of the best breeders of stock in Lancashire, Cumberland and Westmoreland. ...

Cob not exceeding 15 hands: 1, Horace Barlow-Massicks, Millom: 2, R Burrows, Kirby Lonsdale.
Note16 September 1890He won a prize at an agricultural show on 16 September 1890 in Ulverston, LancashireG, The Liverpool Mercury of 17th September 1890 reported on the NORTH LONSDALE AGRICULTURAL SHOW as follows:

The show of this society was held at Ulverston yesterday. There was a fine exhibition of stock on the ground, the entries numbering 467...

The following were the principal awards:- ... Turnouts, horses over 141/2 hands: 1, H Barlow Massicks, Millom...
Census5 April 1891He was recorded in the census on 5 April 1891 at Tapton Court, Shore Lane, in Sheffield, YorkshireG,
Henry STEEL Head M 59 Steel Manufacturer Sheffield Yorks

Emma E STEEL Wife M 53 Sheffield Yorks

Clara STEEL Daur U 29 Sheffield Yorks

Henry STEEL Son U 27 Manager Steel Works Sheffield Yorks

William STEEL Son U 26 Manager Steel Works Sheffield Yorks

Sydney A STEEL Son U 21 Manager Steel Wire Works Sheffield Yorks

Emma G STEEL Daur U 19 Sheffield Yorks

Florence S STEEL Daur 15 Sheffield Yorks

Ethel Maude STEEL Daur 13 Sheffield Yorks

Eleanor STEEL Daur 10 Sheffield Yorks

Bernard STEEL Son 8 Sheffield Yorks

Horace B MASSICKS Visitor U 32 Manager Ironworks Whitehaven Cumb

Benjamin DICKINSON Servant M 55 Butler Chaple Allerton Yorks

Annie WATSON Servant U 31 Nurse Lincoln Lincs

Annie COLLIER Servant U 26 Nursemaid Wentworth Yorks

Mary A ELLIOTT Servant U 25 Housemaid Sheffield Yorks

Sarah J GRETTON Servant U 24 Housemaid Langer Notts

Fanny BROOM Servant U 22 Kitchenmaid Cottesmore Rutland

Elizabeth AMPHLETT Servant U 42 Cook Leigh Worcs

Joseph LINLEY Servant U 20 Footman Normanby Yorks

Elizabeth COOKE Servant U 20 Scullerymaid Bourne Lincs.
Engagement20 April 1891Horace Barlow Massicks and Clara Steel became engaged on 20 April 1891.
The Liverpool Mercury of 20th April 1891, under the headline "APPROACHING MARRIAGES IN HIGH LIFE", included the following: The following marriages are arranged to take place this week: - ... Mr H Barlow-Massicks and Miss C Steel, Tapton Court, Sheffield, at St John's Church, Ranmoor on Wednesday...
Marriage22 April 1891He married Clara Steel on 22 April 1891 at St John the Evangelist, Ranmoor, in Sheffield, YorkshireG.
Horace Barlow-MASSICKS 33, Bachelor Iron Master of Millom, the child of Thomas Barlow-Massicks Iron Master

Clara STEEL 29, Spinster of Ranmoor, the child of Henry Steel Gentleman

Witnesses: Gertrude Steel, Henry Steel, Edward Holt, J N Barlow-Massicks, Edith Barlow-Massicks



David Tomkins via Genes Reunited says the marriage produced 3 boys and 3 girls, but the 1911 census shows that there were only two children.
Note7 September 1896His house, which he held on a lease, was put up for sale on 7 September 1896 in Rotherham, YorkshireG.
from the Sheffield Independent, 5th September 1896:

VALUABLE FREEHOLD RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY IN DONCASTER ROAD, ROTHERHAM

To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr WH SHELDON, at the Ship Hotel, Rotherham, on MONDAY, the 7th September, 1896, at 5 o'clock in the afternoon precisely, subject to Conditions of Sale, the following VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY:--

LOT 1

All that Semi-detached VILLA RESIDENCE known as "Rookwood", situate in Doncaster Road, Rotherham, with the Gardens, Tennis Lawn, and Outbuildings belonging thereto, and now in the occupation of H Barlow Massicks, Esq., who holds a lease of the premises expiring on the 1st December 1897, at a net annual rental of £60.

The site contains 1900 square yards or thereabouts.


Horace was still living there in 1901.
Census31 March 1901He was recorded in the census on 31 March 1901 at Rookwood, St. Stephens Eastwood, in Rotherham, YorkshireG,
Horace B MASSICKS Head M 43 Steel Works Manager Whitehaven Cumb

Clara B MASSICKS Wife M 39 Sheffield Yorks

T H L Barlow MASSICKS Son 9 Millom Cumb

Freda M B MASSICKS Daur 3 Rotherham Yorks

Annie LEE Servant U 26 Rotherham Yorks

Rachel E HARRIS Servant U 24 Rotherham Yorks

Amy WRIGHT Servant U 17 Rotherham Yorks.
Census2 April 1911He was recorded in the census on 2 April 1911 at The Mount, Westgate, in Rotherham, YorkshireG,
Horace BARLOW-MASSICKS Head M 53 Manager Of Steel Works Whitehaven Cumberland

Clara BARLOW-MASSICKS Wife Married 20 years 49 Sheffield Yorkshire

T H Leslie BARLOW-MASSICKS Son U 19 Millom Cumberland

Freda M BARLOW-MASSICKS Daur U 13 Rotherham Yorkshire

Laura GUELDER Governess U 34 Governess Spofforth Yorks

Alice PALMER Servant U 27 Cook Domestic Luckington Wiltshire

Lucy GUMMER Servant U 21 Housemaid Domestic Masborough Rotherham Yorkshire

Elsie Maria WHARTON Servant U 18 Housemaid Domestic Mansfield Nottinghamshire


The house had 14 rooms. Clara had 2 children, both still alive.
Census19 June 1921He was recorded in the census on 19 June 1921 at The Friary in Tickhill, YorkshireG,
Horace BARLOW-MASSICKS Head 63y 8m Married Whitehaven Cumberland Steel Manufacturer for Steel, Peech & Tozer at The Ickles, Rotherham

Clara BARLOW-MASSICKS Wife 59y 8m Married Sheffield Yorkshire None

Freda M BARLOW-MASSICKS Daughter 23y 3m Single Rotherham Yorkshire

Ethel M ELLIS Servant 40y 9m Single Sheffield Yorkshire Companion Private at The Friary, Tickhill Yorkshire

Muriel ELLIS Servant 22y 10m Single Baslow Derbyshire Parlourmaid Private at The Friary, Tickhill Yorkshire

Irene FRAISER Servant 17y 5m Single Gilding Wells Yorkshire Dressmaid Private at The Friary, Tickhill Yorkshire

Lydia E HILEY Servant 15y 11m Single Green Mile Yorkshire Kitchen Maid Private at The Friary, Tickhill Yorkshire

Witness Role: Resident [I1994] Clara STEEL
Witness Role: Resident [I1995] Freda Mary Barlow MASSICKS.
Death13 February 1924He died on 13 February 1924 at The Friary in Tickhill, YorkshireG.
He is indexes as Horace B Massicks aged 66. The Times of 16th February 1924 reported the death as follows: BARLOW-MASSICKS - On the 13th February 1924, HORACE, the dearly-loved husband of CLARA BARLOW-MASSICKS, of The Friary, Tickhill, Yorks, aged 66. Interment Millom Cumberland, today (Saturday.)
Burial16 February 1924He was buried on 16 February 1924 in Millom, CumberlandG.
Feb 16th 1924 The Times

Deaths

On the 13th Feb 1924, Horace the dearly loved husband of Clara Barlow-Massicks of The Friary, Tickhill, Yorkshire, aged 66 years. Interment Millom, Cumberland, today (Saturday)


From the Whitehaven News 21st February 1924:


Death Of Mr. H. Barlow Massicks

Millom Associations

The late Mr. Horace Barlow Massicks, who was interred in the family vault at St. George's Church, Millom, on Saturday, was for many a years one of the best known and most highly respected inhabitants of the district. He was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barlow Massicks. Mr. Massicks, Sen., who lived for some time at Whitehaven, was managing director of the late Cumberland Iron Mining and Smelting Company, and was subsequently managing director of the Millom and Askam Hematite Iron Company.


Deceased was furnace manager at Millom Ironworks until he left Millom in March 1893. He was actively associated with practically every sphere of public life appertaining to the town and district of Millom. He was superintendent of St. George's Church. His father was one of the chief movers in having that church built.


Deceased was chairman of the Millom School Board and a member of the local Board of Guardians, and captain of the local Volunteers. To him, the Millom Rugby Union Football Club, of which he was president and for some time a playing member owed much of its success. Cricket and other sports also claimed a good deal of Mr. Massicks attention. Those who knew him well in those days still speak of him as one of the most genial men they ever met, and one-who was generous and kind almost to a fault.


While in Millom Mr. Massicks resided at Duddon Villa. He married a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Steel, of the firm Steel, Peech and Tozer, of Sheffield, one of the largest steel firms in England. Mr. Massicks associated himself with that firm when he left Millom, and remained with them until he died at Rotherham on Wednesday week, after a short illness.


The body was brought to Millom by train for interment, being met at the railway station by mourners and friends, including representatives of various local authorities and industries. The funeral service in St. George's Church was conducted by the Rev. F. Pascoe and the Rev. J. Rowlands. The bearers were: Messers. J. Graham, J.P., H. J. Kirby, J.P., F. G. Mills, J.P., T. Cranke, F. Fox, W. S. Farren, and F. Tyson, all of these with the exception of Mr. F. G. Mills, being members of the staff of the Millom and Askam Hematite Iron Co. There were a large number of beautiful floral tributes.

Mary Louisa Massicks

F, #1986, b. between April 1859 and June 1859
Relationship2nd cousin 1 time removed of Annie West

Parents

FatherThomas Barlow Massicks (b. 1832, d. 15 April 1908)
MotherMary Ann Nixon (b. 21 January 1832, d. 3 January 1898)
Reference NumberMary Louisa Massicks had reference number 1986.
Birthbetween April 1859 and June 1859She was born between April 1859 and June 1859 in Hensingham, CumberlandG.
Baptism13 May 1859She was baptised on 13 May 1859 at St. James Church in Whitehaven, CumberlandG.
Mary Louisa MASSICKS, the child of Thomas and Mary Anne Massicks of.
Census7 April 1861She 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.
Census2 April 1871She 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.
Engagement26 April 1886Reginald Burslem Sparrow and she became engaged on 26 April 1886 The Aberdeen Weekly Journal of 26th April 1886 recorded her engagement as follows: A marriage has been arranged, and will take place in May, between Mr Reginald Burslem Sparrow, second son of Mr James Sparrow of Gwersyllt Hill, Wrexham, and Mary Louisa, second daughter of Mr Thomas Barlow-Massicks, JP, of The Oaks, Millom, Cumberland.
Marriagebetween April 1886 and June 1886She married Reginald Burslem Sparrow between April 1886 and June 1886 in Bootle, CumberlandG.
Census5 April 1891She 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].
Census31 March 1901She was recorded in the census on 31 March 1901 at Stoneleigh in Codsall, StaffordshireG,
Reginald B SPARROW Head M 42 Iron Merchant Hope Flintshire

Mary L SPARROW Wife M 42 Whitehaven Cumb

Katerine A B MASSICKS SisLaw U 44 Whitehaven Cumb

Mary E LAW Servant U 19 General Servant Domestic Pattingham Staffs.
Census2 April 1911She was recorded in the census on 2 April 1911 at Brackley Road in Towcester, NorthamptonshireG,
Reginald Burslem SPARROW Head M 52 Ironstone Mine Owner Hope Flintshire

Mary Louisa SPARROW Wife Married 24 years 51 Whitehaven Cumberland

James Herbert SPARROW Brother M 55 Brick Manufacturer Wrexham Denbigh

Emily Ann SPARROW SisLaw Married 29 years 52 Wrexham Denbigh

Emily FINCH Servant W 37 Servant Domestic Daventry Northants

Edith COCKERILL Servant U 30 Servant Domestic Tiffield Northants


The house had 10 rooms. Mary had no children. Emily Sparrow had no children. Emily Finch had 1 child, still alive.

Elizabeth Barlow Massicks

F, #1987, b. 29 December 1860, d. 9 March 1943
Relationship2nd cousin 1 time removed of Annie West

Parents

FatherThomas Barlow Massicks (b. 1832, d. 15 April 1908)
MotherMary Ann Nixon (b. 21 January 1832, d. 3 January 1898)

Family: William Everard Pedley (b. 16 June 1858, d. 19 July 1920)

SonLionel Everard Pedley (b. 22 October 1892, d. 25 February 1975)
SonEric Leader Pedley (b. 2 January 1896, d. May 1986)
SonWilliam Oswald T Pedley (b. 5 September 1898, d. 3 September 1968)
NameElizabeth Barlow Massicks was also known as Elizabeth Barlow Pedley.
Reference NumberShe had reference number 1987.
Birth29 December 1860She was born on 29 December 1860 at Marina Terrace in Hensingham, CumberlandG,
from the Whitehaven News, 3rd January 1861:

BIRTHS

On the 29th ult., at Marina Terrace, Hensingham, near Whitehaven, the wife of Mr Thomas Massicks, receiver of town and harbour dues at Whitehaven, of a daughter.


The exact date was confirmed at: http://sharlot.org/archives/rosegarden/show.pl?woman=ELIZABETH%20BARLOW-MASSICKS%20PEDLEY.
Baptism7 April 1861She was baptised on 7 April 1861 in Hensingham, CumberlandG.
Elizabeth Barlow MASSICKS, the child of Thomas and Mary Ann Massicks.
Census7 April 1861She 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.
Census2 April 1871She 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.
Marriage18 December 1889She married William Everard Pedley on 18 December 1889 in Thwaites, CumberlandG.
This information was supplied by BrianMorgan345 via Ancestry.co.uk. According to David Tomkins via Genes Reunited, the marriage produced 6 boys and 1 girl.
Psgr List5 February 1890On 5 February 1890 Elizabeth Barlow Massicks travelled from Liverpool, LancashireG, to New York, USA.
Mrs PEDLEY

Departure port: Liverpool

Destination port: New York

Ship: CITY OF PARIS Master: Frederick Watkins 9783 sq. ft 5582 tonnes 659 passengers.
Addressabout 1892William Everard Pedley and she lived at Lynx Creek in Prescott, ArizonaG, about 1892
housekeeping for her brother Thomas.
Noteafter 1892At some point they returned to England, and then went back to America, but not to Arizona.
Census1 June 1900She was recorded in the census on 1 June 1900 at Magnolia Avenue in Riverside, California, USAG,
William E PEDLEY Head M for 9 years 42 England White Immigrated 1889 Engineer House owner, no mortgate Can read & write

Elizabeth PEDLEY Wife M 39 England White Immigrated 1882 Can read & write

Lionell PEDLEY Son U 7 California White at school Can read & write

Eric PEDLEY Son U 6 England White

Oswald PEDLEY Son U 4 California White

Humphrey PRAID(?) Boarder U 22 Engand White Immigrated 1889 Bookkeeper Can read & write

K WATANABE Servant U 30 Japan Japanese Immigrated 1890 Cook Can read & write

Albert J DALY Servant U 16 California White Hostler Can read & write.
Psgr List4 October 1900On 4 October 1900 Elizabeth Barlow Massicks travelled from Liverpool, LancashireG, to Montreal, Canada.
ELIZ B PEDLEY Lady

E L PEDLEY child

Eric L PEDLEY child

William O T PEDLEY child

Ticket: 8980

Departure: 4 Oct 1900

From: Liverpool

To: Montreal

Shipping line: Dominion Line

Ship: VANCOUVER Master: D McDonald 4200 sq. ft. 5231 tonnes 322 passengers.
Census1 January 1910She was recorded in the census on 1 January 1910 at 515 Magnolia Avenue in Riverside, California, USAG,
William E PEDLEY Head M for 20 years 49 England White Immigrated 1890 Civil Engineer General Practice own account Can read & write House owned, no mortgage, classed as a farm

Elizabeth PEDLEY Wife M 45 England White Immigrated 1890 Can read & write

Lioniel PEDLEY Son U 17 California White Can read & write

Eric PEDLEY Son U 14 California White Can read & write

Oswald PEDLEY Son U 12 California White Can read & write

Punar SINGH Servant U 36 Hindustan Can speak English Labourer General Farm Can read & write.
Census1 January 1920She was recorded in the census on 1 January 1920 at 515 Magnolia Avenue in Riverside, California, USAG,
William E PEDLEY Head M 61 England House owner with mortgage Immigrated 1890 Can read & write Civil Engineer General Practice own account

Elizabeth PEDLEY Wife M 55 England Immigrated 1890 Can read & write No occupation

Oswald PEDLEY Son U 22 California Can read & write Assistant Surveyor General Practice.
Psgr List24 August 1927On 24 August 1927 Elizabeth Barlow Massicks travelled from Manchester, LancashireG, to Los Angeles, USA.
Mrs E B PEDLEY Aged: 66

Last British Address: c/o Mr FT Gibb, 99 Fenchurch Street, London EC3

Ticket: 6430 First Class

Departure: 24 Aug 1927

From: Manchester

To: Vancouver via Panama Canal, Los Angeles Harbour, San Francisco, Victoria B.C.

Destination: Los Angeles

Shipping line: FURNESS

Ship: PACIFIC SHIPPER 147593 Master: H Campbell 3850 tonnes 5 passengers.
Census1 January 1930She was recorded in the census on 1 January 1930 at County Road, East Monterey, in Monterey, California, USAG,
Elizabeth PEDLEY Head W 68 England House owner value $9,500 White Can read & write Immigrated 1898 No occupation.
Psgr List6 May 1931On 6 May 1931 Elizabeth Barlow Massicks travelled from Southampton, HampshireG, to San Francisco, USA.
Elizabeth Barlow PEDLEY Aged: 70

Occupation: Housewife

Last UK Address: Oaklands, Horley, Surrey

Ticket: 295 First Class

Departure: 6 May 1931

From: Southampton

To: Vancouver

Destination: San Francisco

Shipping line: East Asiatic Co.

Ship name: Amerika Master: Knudsen 6169 tonnes 15 passengers.
Census1 January 1940She was recorded in the census on 1 January 1940 at Ramona Avenue in Monterey, California, USAG,
Elizabeth B PEDLEY Head W 77 England House owner value $5,000 White Unable to work Received income of more than $50 in 1939 which was not wages or salary.
Death9 March 1943She died on 9 March 1943 in Monterey, California, USAG.
This information was found at http://sharlot.org/archives/rosegarden/show.pl?woman=ELIZABETH%20BARLOW-MASSICKS%20PEDLEY.
BurialMarch 1943She was buried in March 1943 at Olivewood Cemetery in Riverside, California, USAG.
This information was found at http://sharlot.org/archives/rosegarden/show.pl?woman=ELIZABETH%20BARLOW-MASSICKS%20PEDLEY.

Edith Alexandra Massicks

F, #1989, b. 1 January 1864, d. 9 February 1944
Relationship2nd cousin 1 time removed of Annie West

Parents

FatherThomas Barlow Massicks (b. 1832, d. 15 April 1908)
MotherMary Ann Nixon (b. 21 January 1832, d. 3 January 1898)

Family: Charles Hornung (b. 28 June 1863, d. between July 1952 and September 1952)

DaughterFlorence Edith Hornung (b. 14 November 1893, d. between January 1970 and March 1970)
DaughterKathleen Mary Hornung (b. 5 March 1895, d. between July 1981 and September 1981)
SonPeter Hornung (b. 1896)
SonCharles Alfred Peter Hornung (b. 29 April 1897, d. 7 February 1916)
DaughterMaud Harriet Hornung (b. between January 1900 and March 1900)
NameEdith Alexandra Massicks was also known as Edith Alexandra Hornung.
Reference NumberShe had reference number 1989.
Birth1 January 1864She was born on 1 January 1864 in Whitehaven, CumberlandG.
Baptism19 February 1864She was baptised on 19 February 1864 in Hensingham, CumberlandG.
Edith Alexandra MASSICKS, the child of Thomas and Mary Ann Massicks.
Census2 April 1871She 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.
Census3 April 1881She was recorded in the census on 3 April 1881 at 22 & 23 Earls Terrace in Kensington, LondonG,
Edith MASSICKS Pupil U 17 Scholar Whitehaven

Marion MASSICKS Pupil U 15 Scholar Whitehaven


[with 22 other pupils, 4 teachers and 3 servants]



Witness Role: Resident [I1990] Marian Horsfall MASSICKS.
Census5 April 1891She 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].
Marriage6 July 1892She married Charles Hornung on 6 July 1892 in Bootle, CumberlandG.
Census31 March 1901She was recorded in the census on 31 March 1901 at Shaw Top, Park Avenue, in Bedford, BedfordshireG,
John P HORNUNG Head M 39 Sugar Planter Marton Yorks

Laura HORNUNG Wife M 33 Portugal Portuguese subject

Bertha M HORNUNG Daur U 16 Portugal English subject

Bernard HORNUNG Son U 15 Marton Yorks

Blanche L HORNUNG Daur 13 Twickenham Middlesex

George HORNUNG Son 10 Twickenham Middlesex

John P HORNUNG Son 6 Icklingham Suffolk

Emma P RABOZO SisLaw U 29 Portugal Portuguese subject

Charles HORNUNG Brother M 37 Engineer Mechanical Marton Yorks

Edith A HORNUNG SisLaw M 37 Whitehaven Cumb

Maud H HORNUNG Niece 1 Middlesborough Yorks

Kate BETTS Servant U 23 Cook Domestic Clapham Beds

Sarah MAYS Servant U 19 Housemaid Domestic Cople Beds.
Census2 April 1911She was recorded in the census on 2 April 1911 at 2 Dalby Square in Margate, KentG,
George MOORE Head M 67 Lodging House Keeper High Littleton Somerset

Harriet Jane MOORE Wife Married 9 years 54 Lodging House Keeper Bethersden Kent

Alice SMALL Niece 14 Hastings Sussex

Edith HORNUNG Visitor Married 18 years 47 Whitehaven Cumberland

Peter HORNUNG Visitor 14 School Melton Mowbray Leicestershire

Maud HORNUNG Visitor 11 School Middlesbro Yorkshire

Marian Barlow MASSICKS Visitor U 45 Whitehaven Cumberland

George Hawey LUFKIN Visitor M 44 Civil Servant Receiver's Office Met Police South Kensington London

Sarah Gertrude LUFKIN Visitor Married 10 years 44 Holloway London

Helen Gertrude LUFKIN Visitor 8 Sutton Surrey

Dorothy Mary LUFKIN Visitor 6 Sutton Surrey


The house had 12 rooms. Edith had 4 children, all still alive.
Census19 June 1921She was recorded in the census on 19 June 1921 at Oaklands in Hookwood, SurreyG,
Edith A HORNUNG Wife 57y 6m Married Whitehaven Cumberland Home Duties

Maud H HORNUNG Daughter 21y 7m Single Middlesbrough Yorkshire

Kathleen M HORNUNG Daughter 26y 3m Single Melton Mowbray Leicestershire Whole Time Art Student at Royal Acadamy School of Art, Burlington House, Piccadilly

Eliza C S CONWAY Servant 57y 6m Single Walworth London Domestic Servant for Private

Witness Role: Resident [I2006] Maud Harriet HORNUNG
Witness Role: Resident [I2004] Kathleen Mary HORNUNG.
Census29 September 1939She was recorded in the 1939 Register on 29 September 1939 at Meadowside, Carlton Road, in Reigate, SurreyG,
Charles HORNUNG 28 Jun 1863 M Consulting Engineer

Edith A HORNUNG 01 Jan 1864 M Private Means

Winifred (D) SCRIMSHAW 10 Nov 1900 U Domestic Cook Paid

Winifred M WEBB 31 Jan 1897 U Parlour Maid.
Death9 February 1944She died on 9 February 1944 in Redhill, SurreyG.
The notice of her death in The Times of 10th February 1944 reads: HORNUNG - On Feb 9, 1944, at Meadowside, Redhill, EDITH ALEXANDRA, beloved wife of CHARLES HORNUNG, daughter of the late THOMAS BARLOW-MASSICKS, of Millom, and adored mother of Flo, Kathleen, and Maud. Funeral service at Sidlow Bridge Church on Saturday [i.e. 12th Feb] at 3 pm. Trains arriving Redhill station at 2.30 pm will be met. Flowers to the Northover Funeral Home, Reigate.
Burial12 February 1944She was buried on 12 February 1944 in Sidlow Bridge, SurreyG.
This information was derived from her death notice.

Marian Horsfall Massicks

F, #1990, b. 21 June 1865, d. 13 December 1946
Relationship2nd cousin 1 time removed of Annie West

Parents

FatherThomas Barlow Massicks (b. 1832, d. 15 April 1908)
MotherMary Ann Nixon (b. 21 January 1832, d. 3 January 1898)
Reference NumberMarian Horsfall Massicks had reference number 1990.
Birth21 June 1865She was born on 21 June 1865 in Whitehaven, CumberlandG,
the death index gives the year as 1866.
Baptism23 July 1865She was baptised on 23 July 1865 at St. James Church in Whitehaven, CumberlandG.
Marian Horsfall MASSICKS, the child of Thomas and Mary Ann Massicks.
Census2 April 1871She 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.
Census5 April 1891She 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].
Census31 March 1901She was recorded in the census on 31 March 1901 at The Oaks in Millom, CumberlandG,
Thomas Barlow-MASSICKS Head W 68 Pig Iron Master and Landowner Lancaster North Lancs

Marian H Barlow-MASSICKS Daur U 30 Whitehaven Cumb

Clara A S Barlow-MASSICKS Daur U 24 Whitehaven Cumb

Florence E HORNUNG GrnDaur 7 Melton Mowbray Leic

Kathleen M HORNUNG GrnDaur 5 Melton Mowbray Leic

Charles A F HORNUNG GrnSon 3 Middlesbrough Yorks

Gertrude E JAY Visitor U 27 Hampstead

Elizabeth C WATSON Servant U 23 Nurse Domestic Askam in Furness Lancs

Bessie C BURNETT Servant U 21 Housemaid Domestic Haverigg Cumb

Mary SPENCER Servant U 17 Cook Assistant Domestic Millom Cumb

[Coachman's House not in occupation].
Census2 April 1911She was recorded in the census on 2 April 1911 at 2 Dalby Square in Margate, KentG,
George MOORE Head M 67 Lodging House Keeper High Littleton Somerset

Harriet Jane MOORE Wife Married 9 years 54 Lodging House Keeper Bethersden Kent

Alice SMALL Niece 14 Hastings Sussex

Edith HORNUNG Visitor Married 18 years 47 Whitehaven Cumberland

Peter HORNUNG Visitor 14 School Melton Mowbray Leicestershire

Maud HORNUNG Visitor 11 School Middlesbro Yorkshire

Marian Barlow MASSICKS Visitor U 45 Whitehaven Cumberland

George Hawey LUFKIN Visitor M 44 Civil Servant Receiver's Office Met Police South Kensington London

Sarah Gertrude LUFKIN Visitor Married 10 years 44 Holloway London

Helen Gertrude LUFKIN Visitor 8 Sutton Surrey

Dorothy Mary LUFKIN Visitor 6 Sutton Surrey


The house had 12 rooms. Edith had 4 children, all still alive.
Census29 September 1939She was recorded in the 1939 Register on 29 September 1939 at 23 Hatchlands Road in Redhill, SurreyG,
Marion Horsfall BARLOW-MASSICKS 21 Jun 1866 U Unpaid Domestic Duties

Haider Alice Nina BOYD 04 Jun 1891 U Cellist Performer & Teacher.
Death13 December 1946She died on 13 December 1946 at Cheyne, Chartway, in Reigate, SurreyG.
Her death was reported in The Times of 16th Dec 1946, as follows: BARLOW-MASSICKS - On 13 Dec 1946, after a long illness, courageously endured, at her home, Cheyne, Chartway, Reigate. MARION HORSFALL, daughter of the late THOMAS BARLOW-MASSICKS, of Millom, Cumberland, and dear friend of Haidee Boyd. Funeral service Redstone Cemetery, Redhill, tomorrow (Tuesday) [i.e. 17th Dec], at 12 noon.
Burial17 December 1946She was buried on 17 December 1946 at Redstone Cemetery in Reigate, SurreyG.
The date was found in her death notice in The Times.

Alfred Millom Massicks

M, #1991, b. between July 1867 and September 1867, d. between January 1884 and March 1884
Relationship2nd cousin 1 time removed of Annie West

Parents

FatherThomas Barlow Massicks (b. 1832, d. 15 April 1908)
MotherMary Ann Nixon (b. 21 January 1832, d. 3 January 1898)
Reference NumberAlfred Millom Massicks had reference number 1991.
Birthbetween July 1867 and September 1867He was born between July 1867 and September 1867 in Bootle, CumberlandG.
Census2 April 1871He 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.
Census3 April 1881He was recorded in the census on 3 April 1881 at Royal Grammar School in Lancaster, LancashireG,
Alfred M MASSICKS Boarder U 13 Scholar Wilcham Cumb.
Deathbetween January 1884 and March 1884He died between January 1884 and March 1884 in Bootle, CumberlandG.
His age was given as 17, though David Tomkins has him dying aged 24.

Clara Agnes Massicks

F, #1992, b. between January 1871 and March 1871
Relationship2nd cousin 1 time removed of Annie West

Parents

FatherThomas Barlow Massicks (b. 1832, d. 15 April 1908)
MotherMary Ann Nixon (b. 21 January 1832, d. 3 January 1898)
Reference NumberClara Agnes Massicks had reference number 1992.
Birthbetween January 1871 and March 1871She was born between January 1871 and March 1871 in Millom, CumberlandG.
Census2 April 1871She 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.
Baptism11 May 1871She was baptised on 11 May 1871 in Torver, LancashireG.
Clara Agnes MASSICKS, the child of Thomas and Mary Ann Massicks of Duddon Villa, Millom. Thomas was an Iron Master.
Census5 April 1891She 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].
Census31 March 1901She was recorded in the census on 31 March 1901 at The Oaks in Millom, CumberlandG,
Thomas Barlow-MASSICKS Head W 68 Pig Iron Master and Landowner Lancaster North Lancs

Marian H Barlow-MASSICKS Daur U 30 Whitehaven Cumb

Clara A S Barlow-MASSICKS Daur U 24 Whitehaven Cumb

Florence E HORNUNG GrnDaur 7 Melton Mowbray Leic

Kathleen M HORNUNG GrnDaur 5 Melton Mowbray Leic

Charles A F HORNUNG GrnSon 3 Middlesbrough Yorks

Gertrude E JAY Visitor U 27 Hampstead

Elizabeth C WATSON Servant U 23 Nurse Domestic Askam in Furness Lancs

Bessie C BURNETT Servant U 21 Housemaid Domestic Haverigg Cumb

Mary SPENCER Servant U 17 Cook Assistant Domestic Millom Cumb

[Coachman's House not in occupation].
Note6 November 1901She was an author on 6 November 1901.
In 1901 she published a book of children's stories.

In The Times of 6th Nov 1901, there is a section entitled PUBLICATIONS TO-DAY which lists it as IN THE DREAMLAND OF THE FLOWERS by C A Barlow Massicks, published by Macqueen.

Geoff Lowe bought a very battered copy of this book from the Children's Bookshop, Hay on Wye, in 2008. The price was £6.35 including postage.
Note4 September 1902She published another book on 4 September 1902 in LondonG.
from The Scotsman, 4th September 1902:

MINOR BOOKS

Messrs Greening & Co., London, have issued as one of their "Popular Sixpenny Books" a collection of "Some Legends of the Fells", nine in all, written by Mr (sic) CA Barlow Massicks. They are short, spirited tales, the imagination of which reflects the character and scenery of the wilder parts of the North of England. The will prove suitable reading to the holiday-makers who frequent those regions.
Marriagebetween April 1905 and June 1905She married Henry Wilfred Sparrow between April 1905 and June 1905 in Croydon, SurreyG.


from the Millom Gazette 28th April 1905:


MARRIAGE OF MISS CLARA AGNES BARLOW-MASSICKS

On Tuesday last, at All Saints Church, Upper Norwood, Miss Clara Agnes Barlow-Massicks sixth daughter of Mr. Thomas Barlow-Massicks J.P., formerly of The Oaks, Millom was married to Mr. Henry Wilfrid Sparrow, son of the late James Sparrow J.P., of Gwersyllt Hill, Wrexham. The bridesmaids were the Misses Flo, Kathleen and Maud Hornung, nieces of the bride. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. J. Dobson, canon of St. Asaph, vicar of Montford, and rector of Sherwardine, near Shrewsbury, assisted by the Rev. J. Taylor, vicar of All Saints, Upper Norwood. The service was choral. The wedding presents were numerous and valuable, the old friends in the Millom district testifying to the esteem to which Mr. Barlow-Massicks and the family were held. Mrs. Charles Hornung, the bride's sister, afterwards held a reception at Oaklands, Beulah Hill, Upper Norwood. The wedding cake was supplied by Miss Danson, of Millom.

Maud Askew Swainson Massicks

F, #1993, b. between April 1874 and June 1874, d. 17 September 1906
Relationship2nd cousin 1 time removed of Annie West

Parents

FatherThomas Barlow Massicks (b. 1832, d. 15 April 1908)
MotherMary Ann Nixon (b. 21 January 1832, d. 3 January 1898)
Reference NumberMaud Askew Swainson Massicks had reference number 1993.
Baptism15 April 1874She was baptised on 15 April 1874 in Millom, CumberlandG.
Maud Askew Swainson MASSICKS, the child of Thomas and Mary Ann Massicks.
Birthbetween April 1874 and June 1874She was born between April 1874 and June 1874 in Millom, CumberlandG.
Census5 April 1891She 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].
Emigration11 July 1896She emigrated from Liverpool, LancashireG, to New York, USA, on 11 July 1896
Miss M B Massicks

Ticket: 14258

Departure: 11 July 1896

From: Liverpool

To: New York

Ship: Umbria Master: Dutton 7056 sq.ft. 3699 tonnes 349 passengers.
Immigration20 July 1896She arrived in New York, USAG, on 20 July 1896
Maud Barlow-Massicks Aged: 21

English

Date of Arrival: 20 July 1896

Ship: Umbria

Port of Departure: Liverpool & Queenstown

Manifest Line Number: 0015.
Death17 September 1906She died on 17 September 1906 in St. Louis, USAG.
She died in a convent.

Clara Steel

F, #1994, b. 16 October 1861, d. 14 January 1938
RelationshipPartner of Horace Barlow Massicks (2nd cousin 1 time removed of Annie West)

Family: Horace Barlow Massicks (b. about December 1857, d. 13 February 1924)

SonThomas Henry Leslie Barlow ("Leslie") Massicks+ (b. 21 February 1892, d. between October 1969 and December 1969)
DaughterFreda Mary Barlow Massicks (b. 4 March 1898, d. between January 1974 and March 1974)
NameClara Steel was also known as Clara Massicks.
Reference NumberShe had reference number 1994.
Birth16 October 1861She was born on 16 October 1861 in Sheffield, YorkshireG,
Exact date from the baptism record.

She was the daughter of Henry Steel, one of the owners of the huge Steel, Peech and Tozer steelworks.
Baptism18 April 1862She was baptised on 18 April 1862 at Cathedral Church of St Peter & St Paul in Sheffield, YorkshireG.
Clara STEEL the child of Henry and Emma Esther Steel of Broomhill. Henry was a Gentleman.
Census2 April 1871She was recorded in the census on 2 April 1871 at The Lawn, Tottenham Lane, in Hornsey, MiddlesexG,
William PEECH Head M 39 Retired Cutlery Manufacturer Sheffield

Mary PEECH Wife M 31 Sheffield

Henry PEECH Son 9 Scholar Sheffield

Frederick S PEECH Son 7 Scholar Sheffield

Mary E PEECH Daur 6 Scholar Sheffield

Maude S PEECH Daur 4 Scholar Paddington Middlesex

Samuel B PEECH Son 2 Paddington Middlesex

Percy PEECH Son 1m Hornsey Middlesex

Clara STEEL Niece 9 Scholar Sheffield

Amelia MANTELL Servant W 58 Ladies Nurse Ashmore Dorset

Jemima TURNER Servant U 27 Nurse London

Emma GOLD Servant U 17 Assistant Nurse St Pancras London

Matilda W MIDDLESMAS Servant U 30 Cook Woolwich

Alice M MIDDLEMAS Servant U 22 Housemaid Woolwich

Helen BURROWS Servant U 26 Kitchenmaid Headley Hants.
Census5 April 1891She was recorded in the census on 5 April 1891 at Tapton Court, Shore Lane, in Sheffield, YorkshireG,
Henry STEEL Head M 59 Steel Manufacturer Sheffield Yorks

Emma E STEEL Wife M 53 Sheffield Yorks

Clara STEEL Daur U 29 Sheffield Yorks

Henry STEEL Son U 27 Manager Steel Works Sheffield Yorks

William STEEL Son U 26 Manager Steel Works Sheffield Yorks

Sydney A STEEL Son U 21 Manager Steel Wire Works Sheffield Yorks

Emma G STEEL Daur U 19 Sheffield Yorks

Florence S STEEL Daur 15 Sheffield Yorks

Ethel Maude STEEL Daur 13 Sheffield Yorks

Eleanor STEEL Daur 10 Sheffield Yorks

Bernard STEEL Son 8 Sheffield Yorks

Horace B MASSICKS Visitor U 32 Manager Ironworks Whitehaven Cumb

Benjamin DICKINSON Servant M 55 Butler Chaple Allerton Yorks

Annie WATSON Servant U 31 Nurse Lincoln Lincs

Annie COLLIER Servant U 26 Nursemaid Wentworth Yorks

Mary A ELLIOTT Servant U 25 Housemaid Sheffield Yorks

Sarah J GRETTON Servant U 24 Housemaid Langer Notts

Fanny BROOM Servant U 22 Kitchenmaid Cottesmore Rutland

Elizabeth AMPHLETT Servant U 42 Cook Leigh Worcs

Joseph LINLEY Servant U 20 Footman Normanby Yorks

Elizabeth COOKE Servant U 20 Scullerymaid Bourne Lincs.
Engagement20 April 1891Horace Barlow Massicks and Clara Steel became engaged on 20 April 1891.
The Liverpool Mercury of 20th April 1891, under the headline "APPROACHING MARRIAGES IN HIGH LIFE", included the following: The following marriages are arranged to take place this week: - ... Mr H Barlow-Massicks and Miss C Steel, Tapton Court, Sheffield, at St John's Church, Ranmoor on Wednesday...
Marriage22 April 1891She married Horace Barlow Massicks on 22 April 1891 at St John the Evangelist, Ranmoor, in Sheffield, YorkshireG.
Horace Barlow-MASSICKS 33, Bachelor Iron Master of Millom, the child of Thomas Barlow-Massicks Iron Master

Clara STEEL 29, Spinster of Ranmoor, the child of Henry Steel Gentleman

Witnesses: Gertrude Steel, Henry Steel, Edward Holt, J N Barlow-Massicks, Edith Barlow-Massicks



David Tomkins via Genes Reunited says the marriage produced 3 boys and 3 girls, but the 1911 census shows that there were only two children.
Note8 December 1896She advertised for a nurse on 8 December 1896 at Rookwood, Doncaster Road, in Rotherham, YorkshireG.
from the Sheffield Daily Telegraph, 8th December 1896:

WANTED - FEMALE ASSISTANTS

Lady Nurse, or Mother's Help, Wanted, for one little boy; good needlewoman; must have filled similar situation:-- Address, stating age, salary, and previous experience. Mrs Barlow-Massicks, Rookwood, Rotherham.
Note25 August 1900She advertised for a nurse on 25 August 1900 at Rookwood, Doncaster Road, in Rotherham, YorkshireG.
from the Sheffield Daily Telegraph, 25th August 1900:

WANTED - DOMESTIC SERVANTS

Nurse Wanted, age about 20; having been under-nurse preferred; two children, aged eight and two -- Apply, stating particulars, Mrs Barlow-Massicks, Rookwood, Rotherham.
Census31 March 1901She was recorded in the census on 31 March 1901 at Rookwood, St. Stephens Eastwood, in Rotherham, YorkshireG,
Horace B MASSICKS Head M 43 Steel Works Manager Whitehaven Cumb

Clara B MASSICKS Wife M 39 Sheffield Yorks

T H L Barlow MASSICKS Son 9 Millom Cumb

Freda M B MASSICKS Daur 3 Rotherham Yorks

Annie LEE Servant U 26 Rotherham Yorks

Rachel E HARRIS Servant U 24 Rotherham Yorks

Amy WRIGHT Servant U 17 Rotherham Yorks.
Census2 April 1911She was recorded in the census on 2 April 1911 at The Mount, Westgate, in Rotherham, YorkshireG,
Horace BARLOW-MASSICKS Head M 53 Manager Of Steel Works Whitehaven Cumberland

Clara BARLOW-MASSICKS Wife Married 20 years 49 Sheffield Yorkshire

T H Leslie BARLOW-MASSICKS Son U 19 Millom Cumberland

Freda M BARLOW-MASSICKS Daur U 13 Rotherham Yorkshire

Laura GUELDER Governess U 34 Governess Spofforth Yorks

Alice PALMER Servant U 27 Cook Domestic Luckington Wiltshire

Lucy GUMMER Servant U 21 Housemaid Domestic Masborough Rotherham Yorkshire

Elsie Maria WHARTON Servant U 18 Housemaid Domestic Mansfield Nottinghamshire


The house had 14 rooms. Clara had 2 children, both still alive.
Death14 January 1938She died on 14 January 1938 at Kelham House in Newark, NottinghamshireG.
The Times of 15th Jan 1938 reported her death as follows: BARLOW-MASSICKS - On Jan. 14th, 1938, at Kelham House, Newark. CLARA, wife of the late HORACE BARLOW-MASSICKS.
Courtabout March 1938Her estate was involved in Court proceedings about March 1938
Her property at Kelham Hall was valued for probate purposes after her death. The papers include a lease for the Hall dated 1925.
Will2 April 1938Her will was published on 2 April 1938.
The Times of 2nd April 1938 reported the publishing of her will: Amongst the latest wills are the following:- ... BARLOW-MASSICKS, Mrs Clara, of Newark-on-Trent (net personalty £55,727) Gross value £55,871. [This equates to £2,556,810.69 in 2007, based on the Retail Price Index].

Freda Mary Barlow Massicks

F, #1995, b. 4 March 1898, d. between January 1974 and March 1974
Relationship3rd cousin of Annie West

Parents

FatherHorace Barlow Massicks (b. about December 1857, d. 13 February 1924)
MotherClara Steel (b. 16 October 1861, d. 14 January 1938)
Reference NumberFreda Mary Barlow Massicks had reference number 1995.
Birth4 March 1898She was born on 4 March 1898 at Rookwood, Doncaster Road, in Rotherham, YorkshireG,
from the Morning Post, 5th March 1898:

BIRTHS

BARLOW MASSICKS.-- On the 4th inst., at Rookwood, Rotherham, the wife of Horace Barlow Massicks, of a daughter.
Census31 March 1901She was recorded in the census on 31 March 1901 at Rookwood, St. Stephens Eastwood, in Rotherham, YorkshireG,
Horace B MASSICKS Head M 43 Steel Works Manager Whitehaven Cumb

Clara B MASSICKS Wife M 39 Sheffield Yorks

T H L Barlow MASSICKS Son 9 Millom Cumb

Freda M B MASSICKS Daur 3 Rotherham Yorks

Annie LEE Servant U 26 Rotherham Yorks

Rachel E HARRIS Servant U 24 Rotherham Yorks

Amy WRIGHT Servant U 17 Rotherham Yorks.
Census2 April 1911She was recorded in the census on 2 April 1911 at The Mount, Westgate, in Rotherham, YorkshireG,
Horace BARLOW-MASSICKS Head M 53 Manager Of Steel Works Whitehaven Cumberland

Clara BARLOW-MASSICKS Wife Married 20 years 49 Sheffield Yorkshire

T H Leslie BARLOW-MASSICKS Son U 19 Millom Cumberland

Freda M BARLOW-MASSICKS Daur U 13 Rotherham Yorkshire

Laura GUELDER Governess U 34 Governess Spofforth Yorks

Alice PALMER Servant U 27 Cook Domestic Luckington Wiltshire

Lucy GUMMER Servant U 21 Housemaid Domestic Masborough Rotherham Yorkshire

Elsie Maria WHARTON Servant U 18 Housemaid Domestic Mansfield Nottinghamshire


The house had 14 rooms. Clara had 2 children, both still alive.
Hobby1930She was interested in dogs.
David Tomkins says that Freda Mary Massicks bred and showed Deerhounds, but I think it is more likely to refer to Freda Mary Barlow Massicks.
Deathbetween January 1974 and March 1974She died between January 1974 and March 1974 in Southwell, NottinghamshireG.
Probate28 August 1974She had her estate probated on 28 August 1974 in Nottingham, NottinghamshireG.
Freda Mary BARLOW-MASSICKS of The Hall Cottage Wellow Notts died 3 March 1974

Probate Nottingham 28 August

£47610

742505899C


This is worth £461,252.23 in 2021.

Thomas Henry Leslie Barlow ("Leslie") Massicks

M, #1996, b. 21 February 1892, d. between October 1969 and December 1969
Relationship3rd cousin of Annie West

Parents

FatherHorace Barlow Massicks (b. about December 1857, d. 13 February 1924)
MotherClara Steel (b. 16 October 1861, d. 14 January 1938)

Family: Frances Katherine Ware (b. December 1889, d. between January 1960 and March 1960)

SonTom Leslie Massicks (b. August 1916)
DaughterDorothea Massicks (b. February 1918)
NameThomas Henry Leslie Barlow ("Leslie") Massicks was also known as Thomas Henry Leslie Barlow Massicks.
Reference NumberHe had reference number 1996.
Birth21 February 1892He was born on 21 February 1892 at Duddon Villa in Millom, CumberlandG,
from the Cumberland Pacquet, 25th February 1892:

BORN

On the 21st inst., at Duddon Villa, Millom, the wife of Horace Barlow-Massicks, of a son.
Baptism20 March 1892He was baptised on 20 March 1892 in CumberlandG.
The parents are Horace and Clara Berlow-Massicks.
Census31 March 1901He was recorded in the census on 31 March 1901 at Rookwood, St. Stephens Eastwood, in Rotherham, YorkshireG,
Horace B MASSICKS Head M 43 Steel Works Manager Whitehaven Cumb

Clara B MASSICKS Wife M 39 Sheffield Yorks

T H L Barlow MASSICKS Son 9 Millom Cumb

Freda M B MASSICKS Daur 3 Rotherham Yorks

Annie LEE Servant U 26 Rotherham Yorks

Rachel E HARRIS Servant U 24 Rotherham Yorks

Amy WRIGHT Servant U 17 Rotherham Yorks.
Census2 April 1911He was recorded in the census on 2 April 1911 at The Mount, Westgate, in Rotherham, YorkshireG,
Horace BARLOW-MASSICKS Head M 53 Manager Of Steel Works Whitehaven Cumberland

Clara BARLOW-MASSICKS Wife Married 20 years 49 Sheffield Yorkshire

T H Leslie BARLOW-MASSICKS Son U 19 Millom Cumberland

Freda M BARLOW-MASSICKS Daur U 13 Rotherham Yorkshire

Laura GUELDER Governess U 34 Governess Spofforth Yorks

Alice PALMER Servant U 27 Cook Domestic Luckington Wiltshire

Lucy GUMMER Servant U 21 Housemaid Domestic Masborough Rotherham Yorkshire

Elsie Maria WHARTON Servant U 18 Housemaid Domestic Mansfield Nottinghamshire


The house had 14 rooms. Clara had 2 children, both still alive.
Note21 December 1914He was an amateur playwright, and his play was performed on 21 December 1914 at the Lyceum Theatre in Sheffield, YorkshireG.
from the Sheffield Evening Telegraph, 18th December 1914:

AT THE LYCEUM

The Lyceum Theatre will be given over to a Belgian relief effort on Monday and Tuesday. Mr H Griffith, and a company of capable amateurs are to present a triple bill -- -- "The Man of Destiny." by G Bernard Shaw; "The Man in the Street." by Louis N Parker; and "The Bachelors' Defence League." by L Barlow-Massicks.


From The Home Front: Sheffield in the First World War by Scott Christopher Lomax:

And for the adults there was plenty of entertainment at the city's theatres, but it was not all fun because fiction was mixed with sobering films showing the latest war news including the reality of the attacks on the coastal towns of Scarborough, Whitby and Hartlepool. An amateur dramatics performance was given at the Lyceum Theatre in aid of Belgian Refugees' Sheffield Fund, with a large audience although many seats were empty. The theatre also hosted the new play by Leslie Barlow-Massicks, a Rotherham writer, entitled 'The Bachelor's Defence League' and described as being 'a comedy of tomorrow' which was modern in its story and the outlook on life of its leading characters.
Marriage10 November 1915He married Frances Katherine Ware on 10 November 1915 at St. Brelade Church in Jersey, Channel IslandsG.
from: http://search.jerripediabmd.net/BMD_UserStuff/Marriages

he is indexed as Merricks.
Census19 June 1921He was recorded in the census on 19 June 1921 at The Grange in Ulley, nr RotherhamG,
Leslie BARLOW-MASSICKS Head 29y 4m Married Millom Cumberland Steelworks Manager for Messrs Steel, Peech & Tozer Ltd at The Ickles Rotherham

Frances BARLOW-MASSICKS Wife 31y 6m Married Avranches France Home Duties

Tom Leslie BARLOW-MASSICKS Son 4y 10m Rotherham Yorkshire

Dorothea BARLOW-MASSICKS Daughter 3y 4m Rotherham Yorkshire

Audrey Dorothy WARE Visitor 40y 9m Single Mallow County Cork Ireland None

Annie Elizabeth WOOD Servant 39y 6m Single Criggleston Yorkshire Cook for Private at Ulley Grange nr Sheffield

Elsie WRIGLEY Servant 21y 9m Single Tickhill Yorkshire Nurse (Domestic) for Private at Ulley Grange nr Sheffield

Gladys MARSHALL Servant 19y 10m Single South Anston Yorkshire Housemaid for Private at Ulley Grange nr Sheffield

Witness Role: Resident [I6944] Frances Katherine WARE
Witness Role: Resident [I8721] Tom Leslie MASSICKS
Witness Role: Resident [I8722] Dorothea MASSICKS.
Occupation20 April 1929On 20 April 1929 Thomas Henry Leslie Barlow ("Leslie") Massicks bought a steel works in Rotherham, YorkshireG.
from the Sheffield Independent, 20th April 1929:

ROTHERHAM MAN'S ENTERPRISE

It is understood that Mr Leslie Barlow-Massicks, the sales manager of Messrs Steel, Peech, and Tozer, Ltd, of Rotherham, has bought the Spring Works of John Spencer and Sons, at Newburn.

Mr Barlow-Massicks, who is a nephew of the late Mr Henry Steel, founder of the United Steel Companies, has been associated with Messrs Steel, Peech, and Tozer for the past 18 years.

It is his intention to form a limited company in connection with his acquisition and restarting of the Newburn works, of which he will be the managing director, and Mr Eric Frost, at present Spring Department manager at Messrs Steel, Peech, and Tozer, works manager. Mr JW Stoddard, at present headmaster of the preparatory department of the Rotherham Grammar School, who has had considerable business experience, will come in in a secretarial capacity.

While this part of the works is being started up again, primarily for the manufacture of springs, there are possibilities of expansion at a later date.
Divorce4 May 1936He and Frances Katherine Ware were divorced on 4 May 1936 in LondonG
The court listing showed: Probate, Admiralty and Divorce Division

Undefended Divorce..

Barlow Massicks F K v Barlow Massicks T H L (359)...
Divorce5 May 1936He and Frances Katherine Ware were divorced on 5 May 1936 in LondonG
from the Western Morning News, 5th May 1936:

KINGSBRIDGE DIVORCE CASE

Mrs Frances Katherine Barlow Massicks, of West Charlton, Kingsbridge, was granted a decree nisi by Mr Justice Langton in the Divorce Court yesterday on the ground of the misconduct of her husband, Mr THL Barlow Massicks, to whom she was married at Jersey in 1915. The suit was not defended.

The parties has lived at Rotherham and Sheffield, and the respondent, it was stated, was manager of a steelworks, and in 1930 started in business for himself in Northumberland. In 1931 petitioner left him owing to his association with another woman, and about two years later she heard that he and the woman were living together. There are two children of the marriage.
Marriagebetween October 1936 and December 1936He married Mavis Annie A P Swarbrick between October 1936 and December 1936 in Blackburn, LancashireG.
Divorce17 November 1936He and Frances Katherine Ware were divorced on 17 November 1936 in LondonG
The Times of 17 Nov 1936 recorded that the decrees nisi in the following Matrimonial Causes were made absolute: ... Barlow Massicks F K v Barlow Massicks T H L.
Census29 September 1939He was recorded in the 1939 Register on 29 September 1939 at Manor House in Hexham, NorthumberlandG,
Violet WOODMAN 25 Sep 1911 U Domestic Servant

Mary TATE (McVEIGH) 18 Apr 1911 U Domestic Servant

Leslie Barlow MASSICKS 21 Feb 1892 M Managing Direction St John Spencer? Armament Work & Railway Material Newbury Steel Works

Mavis (Annie) Barlow MASSICKS 02 Aug 1896 M Unpaid Domestic Duties

Ada SWARBRICK 01 Aug 1863 W Unpaid Domestic Duties.
Deathbetween October 1969 and December 1969He died between October 1969 and December 1969 in Winchester, HampshireG.

William Everard Pedley

M, #1999, b. 16 June 1858, d. 19 July 1920
RelationshipPartner of Elizabeth Barlow Massicks (2nd cousin 1 time removed of Annie West)

Family: Elizabeth Barlow Massicks (b. 29 December 1860, d. 9 March 1943)

SonLionel Everard Pedley (b. 22 October 1892, d. 25 February 1975)
SonEric Leader Pedley (b. 2 January 1896, d. May 1986)
SonWilliam Oswald T Pedley (b. 5 September 1898, d. 3 September 1968)
Reference NumberWilliam Everard Pedley had reference number 1999.
Birth16 June 1858He was born on 16 June 1858 in Wingerworth, DerbyshireG,
This information was supplied by tatergirl312 via Ancestry.co.uk.
Baptism1 August 1858He was baptised on 1 August 1858 in Wingerworth, DerbyshireG.
William Everard PEDLEY, the child of Thomas Humphrey and Mary Constance Pedley of.
Census7 April 1861He was recorded in the census on 7 April 1861 at Stubbing Court in Wingerworth, DerbyshireG,
Thomas Humphrey PEDLEY Head M 55 Landholder Stepney Middlesex

Mary PEDLEY Wife M 29 Ackworth Yorks

Mary Eliza PEDLEY Daur 8 Scholar Wingerworth Derbys

Eve Eleaner Annie PEDLEY Daur 6 Scholar Wingerworth Derbys

Chales Phillipps PEDLEY Son 4 Son Wingerworth Derbys

William Everard PEDLEY Son 2 Son Wingerworth Derbys

Oswald Henry PEDLEY Son 8m Son Wingerworth Derbys

George HIGGINS Servant U 34 Butler South Elmsall Yorks

James WRIGHT Servant U 29 Coachman Leeds Yorks

Elizabeth HATFIELD Servant U 42 Housekeeper Pontefract Yorks

Ann TURNER Servant U 25 Nurse Chesterfield Derbys

Elizabeth PROCTER Servant U 19 Housemaid Walton Derbys

Mary WHITWORTH Servant U 18 Kitchen Maid Holmgate Derbys

Hannah GOODALL Servant 14 Nursemaid Tupton Derbys.
Census2 April 1871He was recorded in the census on 2 April 1871 at Eastbourne College, Wish Road, in Eastbourne, SussexG,
Thompson PODMORE Head M 47 Clergyman without cure of souls and Headmaster of Eastbourne College Hastings Sussex

Georgina Eliz PODMORE Wife M 44 London Middlesex

Robert PODMORE Son U 18 Medical Student Elestre Herts

George PODMORE Son U 17 Scholar at Eastbourne College Elestre Herts

Edith Jane PODMORE Daur 12 Scholar Elestre Herts

Austin PODMORE Son 9 Scholar at Eastbourne College Edgeware Middlesex

Claude PODMORE Son 2 Edgeware Middlesex

Edward Saml DEWICK Assistant U 27 Clergyman without cure of souls & Schoolmaster London Middlesex

Elizabeth MESSON Matron W 66 Matron to College London Middlesex

Sophia J WITTISH Governess U 38 Nursery Governess Manchester Lancs

Amy G WEBBER Visitor 10 London Middlesex

Rose H WOODCOCK Servant U 24 Parlourmaid Domestic Servant Elstree Herts

Jane RICHARDSON Servant U 22 Cook Domestic Servant Hailsham Sussex

Alice WARD Servant U 18 Housemaid Domestic Servant London Middlesex

Catherine MEECHAM Servant U 21 Nurse Domestic Servant Buckingham Bucks

George HILTON Servant U 16 Waiter in College Hall Orthington Sussex

William LUCAS Servant M 31 Gardener Domestic Servant Theddingworth Leics

Sarah LUCAS Servant M 27 Buckingham Bucks

Harry LUCAS Boarder 3 London Middlesex

Richard COOKE Scholar U 18 Scholar Detling Kent

Harry S SAMUEL Scholar U 17 Scholar London Middlesex

James Van SOMNER Scholar U 16 Scholar Tottenham Middlesex

William Van SOMNER Scholar 11 Scholar Reigate Surrey

Frank GRAVELY Scholar 14 Scholar Newick Sussex

Harry GRAVELY Scholar 11 Scholar Newick Sussex

Robert CLARKE Scholar 10 Scholar London Middlesex

Ernest W NAYTON Scholar 14 Scholar London Middlesex

Harry S NAYTON Scholar 13 Scholar London Middlesex

John Walter PODMORE Scholar 14 Scholar Clapton Middlesex

James Lewis WIGAN Scholar 11 Scholar Mortlake Surrey

William E PEDLEY Scholar 12 Scholar Wingerworth Derbys.
Hobby1879He played County Cricket for Sussex in two matches in 1879 in SussexG He played County Cricket for Sussex in two matches. He was described as a right-arm bowler of medium pace. His statistics were:


Batting and fielding averages Mat Inns NO Runs HS Ave 100 50 Ct St

2 4 1 45 16* 15.00 0 0 0 0


Bowling averages Mat Balls Runs Wkts BBI Ave Econ SR 5w 10

2 300 138 10 7/36 13.80 2.76 30.0 1 0.
Noteabout 1885He was active about 1885 in San Bernadino, California, USAG.
He filed some mining claims, and may have inspired the Barlow Massicks to try America.
Marriage18 December 1889He married Elizabeth Barlow Massicks on 18 December 1889 in Thwaites, CumberlandG.
This information was supplied by BrianMorgan345 via Ancestry.co.uk. According to David Tomkins via Genes Reunited, the marriage produced 6 boys and 1 girl.
Psgr List5 February 1890On 5 February 1890 William Everard Pedley travelled from Liverpool, LancashireG, to New York, USA.
W E PEDLEY

Departure port: Liverpool

Destination port: New York

Ship: CITY OF PARIS Master: Frederick Watkins 9783 sq. ft 5582 tonnes 659 passengers.
Addressabout 1892He and Elizabeth Barlow Massicks lived at Lynx Creek in Prescott, ArizonaG, about 1892
housekeeping for her brother Thomas.
Psgr List14 April 1893On 14 April 1893 William Everard Pedley travelled from Liverpool, LancashireG, to New York, USA.
W E PEDLEY

Ticket: 3615

Departure port: Liverpool

Destination port: New York

Ship: ETRURIA Master: Walker 12748 sq. ft 3689 tonnes 665 passengers.
Occupation1898In 1898 William Everard Pedley was working as an irrigation engineer in Jurupa Valley, California, USAG.
The following account was found at http://www.rctlma.org/planning/content/areaplan/jurupa/content/jurupa_history_noflash.html


Pedley History


In 1903 or 1904 (accounts vary), the Union Pacific Railroad Company installed a switch and a railroad station near what is now the intersection of Limonite Street and Van Buren Boulevard, and called it Pedley, apparently in honor of William Everard Pedley. Pedley, an Englishman, had come to Riverside as manager of the San Jacinto Land Company, developers of part of the Sobrante de San Jacinto land grant. The company had branched out and had bought a large piece of Jurupa Rancho. The Riverside Daily Press, June 14, 1898, carried a small article headed “West Riverside” (the name in use at that time and later for land across the river from Riverside) announcing the sale of the Jurupa land to the San Jacinto Land Company, saying, “The company has chosen this property as it is in the frostless belt of this section, and will set out several hundred acres to orange and lemon trees”. When the subdivision map for the project was recorded on the following December 15, it was called Jurupa Heights (RC Map Bk. 3 pp.1-4).


It probably should have been named Pedley from the beginning. The survey was made by Phillip Pedley and the map was filed by William Everard Pedley, the designer, builder, and highly-touted irrigation engineer of the irrigation system that was installed. The development was beautiful. Winding streets were graded and lined with rosebushes. Eucalyptus trees were planted as windbreaks to protect the young citrus trees. All went well until 1913, the year of the great freeze. In spite of being in the “frostless belt”, the beginning of the end began for Pedley citrus. There was also a well-founded rumor that the roots of the citrus trees had reached hardpan. The San Jacinto Land Company dispensed with Pedley’s services in about 1915 and soon disposed of the land.
Census1 June 1900He was recorded in the census on 1 June 1900 at Magnolia Avenue in Riverside, California, USAG,
William E PEDLEY Head M for 9 years 42 England White Immigrated 1889 Engineer House owner, no mortgate Can read & write

Elizabeth PEDLEY Wife M 39 England White Immigrated 1882 Can read & write

Lionell PEDLEY Son U 7 California White at school Can read & write

Eric PEDLEY Son U 6 England White

Oswald PEDLEY Son U 4 California White

Humphrey PRAID(?) Boarder U 22 Engand White Immigrated 1889 Bookkeeper Can read & write

K WATANABE Servant U 30 Japan Japanese Immigrated 1890 Cook Can read & write

Albert J DALY Servant U 16 California White Hostler Can read & write.
Census1 January 1910He was recorded in the census on 1 January 1910 at 515 Magnolia Avenue in Riverside, California, USAG,
William E PEDLEY Head M for 20 years 49 England White Immigrated 1890 Civil Engineer General Practice own account Can read & write House owned, no mortgage, classed as a farm

Elizabeth PEDLEY Wife M 45 England White Immigrated 1890 Can read & write

Lioniel PEDLEY Son U 17 California White Can read & write

Eric PEDLEY Son U 14 California White Can read & write

Oswald PEDLEY Son U 12 California White Can read & write

Punar SINGH Servant U 36 Hindustan Can speak English Labourer General Farm Can read & write.
Psgr List28 July 1912On 28 July 1912 William Everard Pedley was recorded at Ellis Island in New York, USAG.
He is named as William Everast Pedley and is shown as arriving from Southampton on the Philadelphia.
Census1 January 1920He was recorded in the census on 1 January 1920 at 515 Magnolia Avenue in Riverside, California, USAG,
William E PEDLEY Head M 61 England House owner with mortgage Immigrated 1890 Can read & write Civil Engineer General Practice own account

Elizabeth PEDLEY Wife M 55 England Immigrated 1890 Can read & write No occupation

Oswald PEDLEY Son U 22 California Can read & write Assistant Surveyor General Practice.
Death19 July 1920He died on 19 July 1920 in Riverside, California, USAG.
This information was supplied by tatergirl312 via Ancestry.co.uk.

Violet Massick

F, #2000, b. 11 April 1915, d. between July 1996 and September 1996
Relationship1st cousin of Annie West

Parents

FatherHerbert Massick (b. 13 September 1874, d. between October 1956 and December 1956)
MotherElizabeth Ann Bennett (b. August 1875, d. between July 1939 and September 1939)
NameViolet Massick was also known as Violet Deffley.
Reference NumberShe had reference number 2000.
Birth11 April 1915She was born on 11 April 1915 in Chesterfield, DerbyshireG,
date from death index.
Baptism26 April 1915She was baptised on 26 April 1915 in Eckington, DerbyshireG.
The parents are Herbert and Elizabeth Ann.
Criminal10 May 1937She was involved in Court proceedings on 10 May 1937 in Eckington, DerbyshireG,
from the Derbyshire Times, 14th May 1937:

STEALING BY FINDING

CURIOUS COINCIDENCE AT ECKINGTON

Miss Violet Massick, 10, Fox's Yard, Eckington, lost her wristlet watch on April 7th. On April 15th, she went into the shop of Mr Rhodes, watchmaker, Church Street, Eckington, and was surprised to see her watch hanging up for repair.

There was a sequel at Renishaw on Monday, when Wilfred Nadin (23), haulage hand, 138, Station Road, Halfway, was summoned for stealing the watch by finding.

Miss Massick, Mr William Jarvis Rhodes, 15, Southmoor Road, Brimington Common, and PC Nelson gave evidence.

Defendant was put on probation for 12 months in the sum of £2 and ordered to pay 17/6 costs.
Marriagebetween July 1939 and September 1939She married Arthur Deffley between July 1939 and September 1939 in Chesterfield, DerbyshireG.
Arthur's mother kept the Bridge Inn at Ford. She was burnt to death there. Arthur and his father lived in Church Row after Arthur's marriage.
Census29 September 1939She was recorded in the 1939 Register on 29 September 1939 at 10 Fox's Yard in Eckington, DerbyshireG,
Herbert MASSICK 13 Sep 1874 W Coal Miner Hewer Below Ground

Norah Elizabeth GARRETT (MASSICK) 25 Sep 1910 U Pea - Packer

Irene ANTCLIFF (MASSICK) 08 Feb 1919 U Pea - Packer

Violet DEFFLEY 11 Apr 1915 M Unpaid Domestic Duties.
Deathbetween July 1996 and September 1996She died between July 1996 and September 1996 in Chesterfield, DerbyshireG.
her date of birth was given as 11th April 1915.
BurialShe was buried at Eckington Cemetery, Windmill Greenway, in Eckington, DerbyshireG.

Irene Massick

F, #2001, b. 8 February 1919, d. between October 1983 and December 1983
Relationship1st cousin of Annie West

Parents

FatherHerbert Massick (b. 13 September 1874, d. between October 1956 and December 1956)
MotherElizabeth Ann Bennett (b. August 1875, d. between July 1939 and September 1939)
NameIrene Massick was also known as Irene Massick.
NameShe was also known as Irene Antcliff.
Reference NumberShe had reference number 2001.
Birth8 February 1919She was born on 8 February 1919 in Chesterfield, DerbyshireG,
The exact date was found on the death index.
Census29 September 1939She was recorded in the 1939 Register on 29 September 1939 at 10 Fox's Yard in Eckington, DerbyshireG,
Herbert MASSICK 13 Sep 1874 W Coal Miner Hewer Below Ground

Norah Elizabeth GARRETT (MASSICK) 25 Sep 1910 U Pea - Packer

Irene ANTCLIFF (MASSICK) 08 Feb 1919 U Pea - Packer

Violet DEFFLEY 11 Apr 1915 M Unpaid Domestic Duties.
Marriagebetween July 1944 and September 1944She married Edwin Antcliff between July 1944 and September 1944 in Chesterfield, DerbyshireG.
Deathbetween October 1983 and December 1983She died between October 1983 and December 1983 in Chesterfield, DerbyshireG.

Charles Hornung

M, #2002, b. 28 June 1863, d. between July 1952 and September 1952
RelationshipPartner of Edith Alexandra Massicks (2nd cousin 1 time removed of Annie West)

Family: Edith Alexandra Massicks (b. 1 January 1864, d. 9 February 1944)

DaughterFlorence Edith Hornung (b. 14 November 1893, d. between January 1970 and March 1970)
DaughterKathleen Mary Hornung (b. 5 March 1895, d. between July 1981 and September 1981)
SonPeter Hornung (b. 1896)
SonCharles Alfred Peter Hornung (b. 29 April 1897, d. 7 February 1916)
DaughterMaud Harriet Hornung (b. between January 1900 and March 1900)
Reference NumberCharles Hornung had reference number 2002.
Birth28 June 1863He was born on 28 June 1863 at Poplar in London, EssexG.
Census2 April 1871He was recorded in the census on 2 April 1871 at Erdely Villa in Marton, YorkshireG,
John P HORNUNG Head M 49 Merchant Transylvania

Harriett HORNUNG Wife M 47 Merchant's wife Newcastle on Tyne

Theodore HORNUNG Son U 18 Scholar Middlesbrough Yorks

Bertha HORNUNG Daur 15 Scholar Middlesbrough Yorks

Harriett S HORNUNG Daur 13 Scholar Middlesbrough Yorks

Ida HORNUNG Daur 12 Scholar Middlesbrough Yorks

John P HORNUNG Son 9 Scholar Middlesbrough Yorks

Charles HORNUNG Son 7 Scholar Middlesbrough Yorks

Ernest W HORNUNG Son 4 Merchant's son Middlesbrough Yorks

Harriet ARMSTRONG GrnMother W 72 Merchan't widow North Shields

John Dybwarel Visitor U 17 Banker's son Norway

Elizabeth WALTON Servant U 20 General Servant ..... Yorks

Jane ..... Servant U 18 General Servant Shap Yorks

... HAW Servant 13 General Servant Shap Yorks.
Census5 April 1891He was recorded in the census on 5 April 1891 at 5 Park Terrace in Westhoe, DurhamG,
Elizabeth LAWRENCE Head W 67 South Shields Durham

Jane S LAWRENCE Daur U 38 Lodging House keeper Newcastle on Tyne

Margaret LAWRENCE Daur U 33 Newcastle on Tyne

Charles H LAWRENCE Son U 29 Certificated Teacher (Board School) Newcastle on Tyne

Charles HORNUNG Lodger U 28 Iron Works Engineer Marton Yorks.
Marriage6 July 1892He married Edith Alexandra Massicks on 6 July 1892 in Bootle, CumberlandG.
Census31 March 1901He was recorded in the census on 31 March 1901 at Shaw Top, Park Avenue, in Bedford, BedfordshireG,
John P HORNUNG Head M 39 Sugar Planter Marton Yorks

Laura HORNUNG Wife M 33 Portugal Portuguese subject

Bertha M HORNUNG Daur U 16 Portugal English subject

Bernard HORNUNG Son U 15 Marton Yorks

Blanche L HORNUNG Daur 13 Twickenham Middlesex

George HORNUNG Son 10 Twickenham Middlesex

John P HORNUNG Son 6 Icklingham Suffolk

Emma P RABOZO SisLaw U 29 Portugal Portuguese subject

Charles HORNUNG Brother M 37 Engineer Mechanical Marton Yorks

Edith A HORNUNG SisLaw M 37 Whitehaven Cumb

Maud H HORNUNG Niece 1 Middlesborough Yorks

Kate BETTS Servant U 23 Cook Domestic Clapham Beds

Sarah MAYS Servant U 19 Housemaid Domestic Cople Beds.
Census29 September 1939He was recorded in the 1939 Register on 29 September 1939 at Meadowside, Carlton Road, in Reigate, SurreyG,
Charles HORNUNG 28 Jun 1863 M Consulting Engineer

Edith A HORNUNG 01 Jan 1864 M Private Means

Winifred (D) SCRIMSHAW 10 Nov 1900 U Domestic Cook Paid

Winifred M WEBB 31 Jan 1897 U Parlour Maid.
Deathbetween July 1952 and September 1952He died between July 1952 and September 1952 in Battle, SussexG.
This information was found at http://www.sleejg.fsnet.co.uk/html/fam01990.html.

Florence Edith Hornung

F, #2003, b. 14 November 1893, d. between January 1970 and March 1970
Relationship3rd cousin of Annie West

Parents

FatherCharles Hornung (b. 28 June 1863, d. between July 1952 and September 1952)
MotherEdith Alexandra Massicks (b. 1 January 1864, d. 9 February 1944)
Reference NumberFlorence Edith Hornung had reference number 2003.
Birth14 November 1893She was born on 14 November 1893 in Melton Mowbray, LeicestershireG,
Exact date from the 1939 Register.
Census31 March 1901She was recorded in the census on 31 March 1901 at The Oaks in Millom, CumberlandG,
Thomas Barlow-MASSICKS Head W 68 Pig Iron Master and Landowner Lancaster North Lancs

Marian H Barlow-MASSICKS Daur U 30 Whitehaven Cumb

Clara A S Barlow-MASSICKS Daur U 24 Whitehaven Cumb

Florence E HORNUNG GrnDaur 7 Melton Mowbray Leic

Kathleen M HORNUNG GrnDaur 5 Melton Mowbray Leic

Charles A F HORNUNG GrnSon 3 Middlesbrough Yorks

Gertrude E JAY Visitor U 27 Hampstead

Elizabeth C WATSON Servant U 23 Nurse Domestic Askam in Furness Lancs

Bessie C BURNETT Servant U 21 Housemaid Domestic Haverigg Cumb

Mary SPENCER Servant U 17 Cook Assistant Domestic Millom Cumb

[Coachman's House not in occupation].
Census2 April 1911She was recorded in the census on 2 April 1911 at Langland House in Malvern, WorcestershireG,
Alice Kate FARMER Head U 45 Proprietress Of School Pamplemousses Mauritius

Eva Hazlehurst LEATHER Teacher U 39 Assistant School Mistress Waterloo Lancs

Florence Edith HORNUNG Pupil U 17 Student Melton Mowbray Leicestershire

Kathleen Mary HORNUNG Pupil U 16 Student Melton Mowbray Leicestershire

[16 other pupils]

Eliza WIGGINS Servant U 58 Domestic Servant South Harting Hants

Rose Louisa PHILLIPS Servant U 25 Domestic Servant Leigh Worcs

Ruby Florence BRAY Servant U 25 Domestic Servant Malvern Worcs

Lucy POWERS Servant U 18 Domestic Servant Earlswood

Sarah DOUGHTY Servant U 16 Domestic Servant Stourbridge Worcs


The house had 23 rooms.
Census29 September 1939She was recorded in the 1939 Register on 29 September 1939 at Ascot Priory in Easthampstead, BerkshireG,
Florence E HORNUNG 14 Nov 1893 U Sister In Religious Community Headmistress Of School LRAM Organist.
Deathbetween January 1970 and March 1970She died between January 1970 and March 1970 in Surrey Northern, SurreyG.

Kathleen Mary Hornung

F, #2004, b. 5 March 1895, d. between July 1981 and September 1981
Relationship3rd cousin of Annie West

Parents

FatherCharles Hornung (b. 28 June 1863, d. between July 1952 and September 1952)
MotherEdith Alexandra Massicks (b. 1 January 1864, d. 9 February 1944)
NameKathleen Mary Hornung was also known as Kathleen Mary Truss.
Reference NumberShe had reference number 2004.
Birth5 March 1895She was born on 5 March 1895 in Melton Mowbray, LeicestershireG.
Census31 March 1901She was recorded in the census on 31 March 1901 at The Oaks in Millom, CumberlandG,
Thomas Barlow-MASSICKS Head W 68 Pig Iron Master and Landowner Lancaster North Lancs

Marian H Barlow-MASSICKS Daur U 30 Whitehaven Cumb

Clara A S Barlow-MASSICKS Daur U 24 Whitehaven Cumb

Florence E HORNUNG GrnDaur 7 Melton Mowbray Leic

Kathleen M HORNUNG GrnDaur 5 Melton Mowbray Leic

Charles A F HORNUNG GrnSon 3 Middlesbrough Yorks

Gertrude E JAY Visitor U 27 Hampstead

Elizabeth C WATSON Servant U 23 Nurse Domestic Askam in Furness Lancs

Bessie C BURNETT Servant U 21 Housemaid Domestic Haverigg Cumb

Mary SPENCER Servant U 17 Cook Assistant Domestic Millom Cumb

[Coachman's House not in occupation].
Census2 April 1911She was recorded in the census on 2 April 1911 at Langland House in Malvern, WorcestershireG,
Alice Kate FARMER Head U 45 Proprietress Of School Pamplemousses Mauritius

Eva Hazlehurst LEATHER Teacher U 39 Assistant School Mistress Waterloo Lancs

Florence Edith HORNUNG Pupil U 17 Student Melton Mowbray Leicestershire

Kathleen Mary HORNUNG Pupil U 16 Student Melton Mowbray Leicestershire

[16 other pupils]

Eliza WIGGINS Servant U 58 Domestic Servant South Harting Hants

Rose Louisa PHILLIPS Servant U 25 Domestic Servant Leigh Worcs

Ruby Florence BRAY Servant U 25 Domestic Servant Malvern Worcs

Lucy POWERS Servant U 18 Domestic Servant Earlswood

Sarah DOUGHTY Servant U 16 Domestic Servant Stourbridge Worcs


The house had 23 rooms.
Marriagebetween July 1925 and September 1925She married Leslie Seldon Truss between July 1925 and September 1925 in Kensington, LondonG.
Census29 September 1939She was recorded in the 1939 Register on 29 September 1939 at Dale Hill House in Ticehurst, SussexG,
Leslie S TRUSS 21 Aug 1892 M Author

Kathleen M TRUSS 05 Mar 1895 M Author

Esme N SALTER (LUDLOW) 18 Apr 1920 U Domestic Servant.
Deathbetween July 1981 and September 1981She died between July 1981 and September 1981 in Tunbridge Wells, KentG.

Charles Alfred Peter Hornung

M, #2005, b. 29 April 1897, d. 7 February 1916
Relationship3rd cousin of Annie West

Parents

FatherCharles Hornung (b. 28 June 1863, d. between July 1952 and September 1952)
MotherEdith Alexandra Massicks (b. 1 January 1864, d. 9 February 1944)
Reference NumberCharles Alfred Peter Hornung had reference number 2005.
Birth29 April 1897He was born on 29 April 1897 in Melton Mowbray, LeicestershireG.
Baptism29 June 1897He was baptised on 29 June 1897 in CumberlandG.
The parents are Charles and Edith Alexandra.
Census31 March 1901He was recorded in the census on 31 March 1901 at The Oaks in Millom, CumberlandG,
Thomas Barlow-MASSICKS Head W 68 Pig Iron Master and Landowner Lancaster North Lancs

Marian H Barlow-MASSICKS Daur U 30 Whitehaven Cumb

Clara A S Barlow-MASSICKS Daur U 24 Whitehaven Cumb

Florence E HORNUNG GrnDaur 7 Melton Mowbray Leic

Kathleen M HORNUNG GrnDaur 5 Melton Mowbray Leic

Charles A F HORNUNG GrnSon 3 Middlesbrough Yorks

Gertrude E JAY Visitor U 27 Hampstead

Elizabeth C WATSON Servant U 23 Nurse Domestic Askam in Furness Lancs

Bessie C BURNETT Servant U 21 Housemaid Domestic Haverigg Cumb

Mary SPENCER Servant U 17 Cook Assistant Domestic Millom Cumb

[Coachman's House not in occupation].
EducationSeptember 1911He was educated at Marlborough College from Sep 1911 until Jul 1914. He was a member of "Littlefield House".
Milit-BegJanuary 1915He joined the armed forces in January 1915 in LondonG
Private 6054 C Company 18th (U.P.S.) Battalion Royal Fusiliers.


PS/6054 Private Charles Peter Hornung of the 18th (Service) Battalion (1st Public School's) Royal Fusiliers, was killed in action on the 7th February 1916. He was born in Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire but was living in Norwood, south east London, when he enlisted.


Peter Hornung's number dates to January 1915 and the Commonwealth War Graves Commission notes that he was 18 years old at the time of his death and serving with C Company. He was the son of Charles and Edith A Hornung, of Oaklands, Horley in Surrey. He is buried in Cambrin Churchyard Extension.


Private Hornung's medals were originally issued in the name of HOMMING and were returned by his father for amendment.
Death7 February 1916He died on 7 February 1916 in La Bassee, FranceG.
killed in action.
BurialHe was buried at Cambrin Churchyard Extension in Cambrin, Pas-de-CalaisG.
PLOT K 13

MEMORIAL ID: 56385945


There is a memorial plaque in Millom Church, Cumbria.

Maud Harriet Hornung

F, #2006, b. between January 1900 and March 1900
Relationship3rd cousin of Annie West

Parents

FatherCharles Hornung (b. 28 June 1863, d. between July 1952 and September 1952)
MotherEdith Alexandra Massicks (b. 1 January 1864, d. 9 February 1944)
Reference NumberMaud Harriet Hornung had reference number 2006.
Birthbetween January 1900 and March 1900She was born between January 1900 and March 1900 in Middlesbrough, YorkshireG.
Census31 March 1901She was recorded in the census on 31 March 1901 at Shaw Top, Park Avenue, in Bedford, BedfordshireG,
John P HORNUNG Head M 39 Sugar Planter Marton Yorks

Laura HORNUNG Wife M 33 Portugal Portuguese subject

Bertha M HORNUNG Daur U 16 Portugal English subject

Bernard HORNUNG Son U 15 Marton Yorks

Blanche L HORNUNG Daur 13 Twickenham Middlesex

George HORNUNG Son 10 Twickenham Middlesex

John P HORNUNG Son 6 Icklingham Suffolk

Emma P RABOZO SisLaw U 29 Portugal Portuguese subject

Charles HORNUNG Brother M 37 Engineer Mechanical Marton Yorks

Edith A HORNUNG SisLaw M 37 Whitehaven Cumb

Maud H HORNUNG Niece 1 Middlesborough Yorks

Kate BETTS Servant U 23 Cook Domestic Clapham Beds

Sarah MAYS Servant U 19 Housemaid Domestic Cople Beds.
Census2 April 1911She was recorded in the census on 2 April 1911 at 2 Dalby Square in Margate, KentG,
George MOORE Head M 67 Lodging House Keeper High Littleton Somerset

Harriet Jane MOORE Wife Married 9 years 54 Lodging House Keeper Bethersden Kent

Alice SMALL Niece 14 Hastings Sussex

Edith HORNUNG Visitor Married 18 years 47 Whitehaven Cumberland

Peter HORNUNG Visitor 14 School Melton Mowbray Leicestershire

Maud HORNUNG Visitor 11 School Middlesbro Yorkshire

Marian Barlow MASSICKS Visitor U 45 Whitehaven Cumberland

George Hawey LUFKIN Visitor M 44 Civil Servant Receiver's Office Met Police South Kensington London

Sarah Gertrude LUFKIN Visitor Married 10 years 44 Holloway London

Helen Gertrude LUFKIN Visitor 8 Sutton Surrey

Dorothy Mary LUFKIN Visitor 6 Sutton Surrey


The house had 12 rooms. Edith had 4 children, all still alive.

Reginald Burslem Sparrow

M, #2007, b. between April 1858 and June 1858
RelationshipPartner of Mary Louisa Massicks (2nd cousin 1 time removed of Annie West)
Reference NumberReginald Burslem Sparrow had reference number 2007.
Birthbetween April 1858 and June 1858He was born between April 1858 and June 1858 in Hope, FlintshireG,
He is indexed as Reginald Bursllen Sparrow.
Baptism15 May 1858He was baptised on 15 May 1858 in Hope, FlintshireG.
The parents are James and Caroline, of Cymmau Hall. James was an Iron Master.
Census7 April 1861He was recorded in the census on 7 April 1861 at Cymmau Hall in Hope, FlintshireG,
James SPARROW Head M 37 Iron Maste & Coal Owner with 22 acres of land Wolverhampton Staffs

Caroline SPARROW Wife M 34 Stourbridge Worcs

Eva Caroline SPARROW Daur 8 Wolverhampton Staffs

James Herbert SPARROW Son 5 Wrexham Denbighshire

Jessie Maud SPARROW Daur 4 Hope Flints

Alexander Banbury SPARROW Son 6m Hope Flints

Reginald Burslen SPARROW Son 3 Hope Flints

Ellen JONES Servant U 31 Cook Domestic Servant Hope Flints

Ruth EVANS Servant U 19 Housemaid Minera Denbighshire

Jane DAVIES Servant U 24 Nurse Domestic Servant Shrewsbury Salop

Mary MADDOX Servant U 26 Nurse Domestic Servant Kinnerton Flints

Edward DAVIES Servant U 18 Groom Wrexham Denbighshire

Rose BRODRIBB Governess U 23 Governess Liverpool Lancs.
Census2 April 1871He was recorded in the census on 2 April 1871 at Cymmaw Hall in Hope, FlintshireG,
James SPARROW Head M 47 Ironmaster Wolverhampton Staffs

Caroline SPARROW Wife M 43 Wolscott nr. Stourbridge Staffs

Eva Caroline SPARROW Daur U 18 Wolverhampton Staffs

Reginald Burslem SPARROW Son 12 Cymmaw Denbighshire

Harry Wilfred SPARROW Son 6 Cymmaw Denbighshire

Frances Olive SPARROW Daur 4 Cymmaw Denbighshire

Sarah CUNNAH Servant 50 Cook Brymlo Denbighshire

Mary Ann HIBBS Servant U 19 Housemaid Hanley Staffs

Martha Elizbeth ROBERTS Servant U 17 Under Housemaid Brymlo Denbighshire

Agnes LATHAM Servant U 19 - -.
Census3 April 1881He was recorded in the census on 3 April 1881 at Gwersyllt Hill in Gwersyllt, Denbighshire, WalesG,
James SPARROW Head M 57 F.G.S. Ironmaker employing on average 420 men Wolverhampton Staffs

Caroline SPARROW Wife M 53 Birmingham

Eva C SPARROW Daur U 28 Wolverhampton

James H SPARROW Son U 25 Partner with father Wrexham Denbigh

Jesse M SPARROW Daur U 24 Wrexham Denbigh

Reginald B SPARROW Son U 23 Clerk to father Hope Flint

Alex H SPARROW Son U 20 Clerk to father Hope Flints

Ethel M SPARROW Daur 8 Gwersyllt Denbigh

Alice E BEDMEAD Governess U 31 Governess Cheltenham

Henry JONES Manservant U 18 Manservant Brymbo Denbigh

Jane ROBERTS Servant U 45 Cook Bala Denbigh

Jane JONES Servant U 21 Housemaid Brymbo Denbigh

Sarah TAYLOR Servant U 18 Under Housemaid Wolverhampton

Sarah GRIFFITHS Servant U 17 Kitchinmaid Brymbo Denbigh

Hugh B SPARROW Nephew U 17 Scholar Liverpool.
Engagement26 April 1886He and Mary Louisa Massicks became engaged on 26 April 1886 The Aberdeen Weekly Journal of 26th April 1886 recorded her engagement as follows: A marriage has been arranged, and will take place in May, between Mr Reginald Burslem Sparrow, second son of Mr James Sparrow of Gwersyllt Hill, Wrexham, and Mary Louisa, second daughter of Mr Thomas Barlow-Massicks, JP, of The Oaks, Millom, Cumberland.
Marriagebetween April 1886 and June 1886He married Mary Louisa Massicks between April 1886 and June 1886 in Bootle, CumberlandG.
Census5 April 1891He was recorded in the census on 5 April 1891 at Gwersyllt Hill in Gwersyllt, Denbighshire, WalesG,
James SPARROW Head M 67 Ironmaster, Colliery Proprietor Wolverhampton Staffs

Caroline SPARROW Wife M 63 Woolescot Worcs

Francis Shaw SPARROW Son U 24 Theological Student Cymmau Flints

Ethel Mary SPARROW Daur U 18 Student Gwyrsyllt Hill Denbighs

Reginal Burslem SPARROW Son & Visitor M 32 Ironmaster Cymmau Flints

Walter Shaw SPARROW Son & Visitor U 28 Artist Cymmau Flints

Elizabeth P BREEN Servant W 50 Domestic Servant Cook Louth Ireland

Irene PERCIVAL Servant U 27 Domestic Servant Bersham Denbighs

Jane Ann GUEST Servant U 21 Domestic Servant Burslem Staffs

Elizabeth BRAND Servant U 19 Domestic Servant Moss Denbighs

Mary ROOKE Servant U 18 Domestic Servant Wexford Ireland.
Census31 March 1901He was recorded in the census on 31 March 1901 at Stoneleigh in Codsall, StaffordshireG,
Reginald B SPARROW Head M 42 Iron Merchant Hope Flintshire

Mary L SPARROW Wife M 42 Whitehaven Cumb

Katerine A B MASSICKS SisLaw U 44 Whitehaven Cumb

Mary E LAW Servant U 19 General Servant Domestic Pattingham Staffs.
Census2 April 1911He was recorded in the census on 2 April 1911 at Brackley Road in Towcester, NorthamptonshireG,
Reginald Burslem SPARROW Head M 52 Ironstone Mine Owner Hope Flintshire

Mary Louisa SPARROW Wife Married 24 years 51 Whitehaven Cumberland

James Herbert SPARROW Brother M 55 Brick Manufacturer Wrexham Denbigh

Emily Ann SPARROW SisLaw Married 29 years 52 Wrexham Denbigh

Emily FINCH Servant W 37 Servant Domestic Daventry Northants

Edith COCKERILL Servant U 30 Servant Domestic Tiffield Northants


The house had 10 rooms. Mary had no children. Emily Sparrow had no children. Emily Finch had 1 child, still alive.

William Swift

M, #2008, b. October 1850, d. between January 1924 and March 1924
RelationshipPartner of Eliza Barlow (1st cousin 2 times removed of Frank Lowe)

Family: Eliza Barlow (b. between July 1842 and September 1842, d. between July 1916 and September 1916)

DaughterSarah Elizabeth Swift+ (b. 21 August 1872)
Reference NumberWilliam Swift had reference number 2008.
BirthOctober 1850He was born in October 1850 in Ordsall, NottinghamshireG.
Census7 April 1861He was recorded in the census on 7 April 1861 at Cotterill Lane in Brimington, DerbyshireG,
William SWIFT Head M 33 Furnace Labourer Elkesley Notts

Emma SWIFT Wife M 21 Shebbear Devon

George SWIFT Lodger W 37 Coal Miner Elksley Notts

William SWIFT Son 10 Furnace Boy Ordsall Notts

Fanny SWIFT Daur 7 Scholar Ordsall Notts.
Census2 April 1871He was recorded in the census on 2 April 1871 at 12 Fletcher's Houses in Brimington, DerbyshireG,
Samuel BARLOW Head W 60 Ironstone Miner Sheffield Yorks

Eliza BARLOW Daur U 28 Tapton Derbys

Mary BARLOW Sister U 52 Ridgeway Derbys

William SWIFT Lodger U 30 Moulder Ordsall Notts.
Marriagebetween October 1871 and December 1871He married Eliza Barlow between October 1871 and December 1871 in Chesterfield, DerbyshireG.
Census3 April 1881He was recorded in the census on 3 April 1881 at Market Street in Chapel en le Frith, DerbyshireG,
William SWIFT Head M 30 Letter Carrier (Rural) Ordsal Notts

Eliza SWIFT Wife M 38 Tapton Derbys

Sarah E SWIFT Daur 8 Scholar Brimington Derbys



Witness Role: Resident [I1401] Eliza BARLOW
Witness Role: Resident [I2009] Sarah Elizabeth SWIFT.
Census5 April 1891He was recorded in the census on 5 April 1891 at 10 Middleton Street in Lenton, NottinghamshireG,
William SWIFT Head M 40 Iron Moulder Ordsall Notts

Eliza SWIFT Wife M 47 Tapton Derbys

Sarah E SWIFT Daur U 18 Brimington Derbys

Lily H SWIFT GrnDaur 1 Whittington Derbys.
Census31 March 1901He was recorded in the census on 31 March 1901 at Alexandra Street in Stapleford, NottinghamshireG,
William SWIFT Head M 50 Iron Moulder Ordsall Notts

Eliza SWIFT Wife M 58 Tapton Derbys

Lily Havergal SWIFT GrnDaur 11 Old Whittington Derbys.
Census2 April 1911He was recorded in the census on 2 April 1911 at 21 Victoria Road in Stapleford, NottinghamshireG,
William SWIFT Head M 60 Iron Moulder Ordsall Notts

Eliza SWIFT Wife Married 39 years 68 Unemployed Tapton Chesterfield Deryshire


The house had 7 rooms. Eliza had 2 children, both dead.
Census19 June 1921He was recorded in the census on 19 June 1921 at 48 Horace Avenue in Stapleford, NottinghamshireG,
William SWIFT Head 70y 8m Widower Ordsall Retford Nottinghamshire Labourer General for Mr Taylor of Wheatgrass Farm at Bramcote.
Deathbetween January 1924 and March 1924He died between January 1924 and March 1924 in Shardlow, DerbyshireG.

Sarah Elizabeth Swift

F, #2009, b. 21 August 1872
Relationship2nd cousin 1 time removed of Frank Lowe

Parents

FatherWilliam Swift (b. October 1850, d. between January 1924 and March 1924)
MotherEliza Barlow (b. between July 1842 and September 1842, d. between July 1916 and September 1916)

Family:

DaughterLily Havergall Swift (b. 20 October 1889, d. between October 1918 and December 1918)
Reference NumberSarah Elizabeth Swift had reference number 2009.
Birth21 August 1872She was born on 21 August 1872 in Brimington, DerbyshireG,
The date is on the baptism record. It might equally be the 27th.
Baptism6 October 1872She was baptised on 6 October 1872 in Brimington, DerbyshireG.
The parents are William and Eliza, of Brimington.
Census5 April 1891She was recorded in the census on 5 April 1891 at 10 Middleton Street in Lenton, NottinghamshireG,
William SWIFT Head M 40 Iron Moulder Ordsall Notts

Eliza SWIFT Wife M 47 Tapton Derbys

Sarah E SWIFT Daur U 18 Brimington Derbys

Lily H SWIFT GrnDaur 1 Whittington Derbys.

Lily Havergall Swift

F, #2010, b. 20 October 1889, d. between October 1918 and December 1918
Relationship3rd cousin of Frank Lowe

Parents

MotherSarah Elizabeth Swift (b. 21 August 1872)
NameLily Havergall Swift was also known as Lily Havergall Clarke.
Reference NumberShe had reference number 2010.
Birth20 October 1889She was born on 20 October 1889 in Whittington, DerbyshireG.
Census5 April 1891She was recorded in the census on 5 April 1891 at 10 Middleton Street in Lenton, NottinghamshireG,
William SWIFT Head M 40 Iron Moulder Ordsall Notts

Eliza SWIFT Wife M 47 Tapton Derbys

Sarah E SWIFT Daur U 18 Brimington Derbys

Lily H SWIFT GrnDaur 1 Whittington Derbys.
Census31 March 1901She was recorded in the census on 31 March 1901 at Alexandra Street in Stapleford, NottinghamshireG,
William SWIFT Head M 50 Iron Moulder Ordsall Notts

Eliza SWIFT Wife M 58 Tapton Derbys

Lily Havergal SWIFT GrnDaur 11 Old Whittington Derbys.
Census2 April 1911She was recorded in the census on 2 April 1911 at Glengarry Villa, Nuthall Road, in Nottingham, NottinghamshireG,
George Hugh Pinnell DALGLEISH Head M 27 Mineral Water Manfacturer Burmondsey London

Margaret Ann DALGLEISH Wife Married 3 years 35 New Aberdour Aberdeenshire

Philip Hugh DALGLEISH Son U 3 Basford Nottingham

Douglas William DALGLEISH Son U 10m Basford Nottingham

Lilley Havergal SWIFT Servant U 21 General Servant Domestic Stapleford Notts


The house had 8 rooms. Margaret had 2 children, both still alive.
Marriagebetween October 1916 and December 1916She married Ernest F Clarke between October 1916 and December 1916 in Nottingham, NottinghamshireG.
Deathbetween October 1918 and December 1918She died between October 1918 and December 1918 in Nottingham, NottinghamshireG.
possible death.