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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Durham => England => Durham Lookup Requests => Topic started by: Maggie 52 on Saturday 16 June 07 21:00 BST (UK)
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I am trying to find the name of the mother of Amelia Whitworth, and her date of death. Amelia was born 1860 in Greatham. Her father was called William and he was born in Lincolnshire. Amelia's mother had died by 1871.
Many thanks, Margaret.
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Hi Margaret,
1861
RG9/3699 36 18 & 19
Greatham, Durham (Hartlepool registration district)
Front Street
William Whitworth, head, 46, Ag lab, b. Lincoln Hogsthorp?
Mary, wife, 40, b. Lincoln Boston
Charles, son, 11, Ag lab, b. Durham Greatham
Thomas, son, 9, scholar, b. Hartlepool
Elizabeth, dau, 5, scholar, b. Greatham
Elleanor, dau, 3, scholar, b. do.
Amelia, dau, 1, b. do.
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1851 shows other children, the older ones born in Lincolnshire. Would you like the details? HO107/2384 446 42
Likely death for Mary:
Mary Whitworth
Sep 1863
Hartlepool 10a 69
There's a possible marriage in Sep 1841 Boston - William Whitworth to possibly Mary Ruddom
I can see Mary on the 1841 census - shout if interested HO107/613/5 32 18
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Thanks very much Tati for searching- yes I would love to have the other details, I didn't know about the older children, or Mary's name and family.
Best wishes, Margaret
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1851
HO107/2384 446 42
Hartlepool, Durham
Everard? Street
William Whitworth, head, 36, Coast Guard, b. Lincs Hogsthorpe
Mary, wife, 29, b. Lincs Boston
Mary A, dau, 8, school, b. do.
James, son, 6, school, b. do.
John Hy, son, 3, b. Durham Saltholme?
Charles, son, 1, b. Greatham
and Mary in 1841 IF she's the one ...
HO107/613/5 32 18
Boston, Lincolnshire
White Horse Lane
John Ruddom, 65, Boatman
Mary, 50
Ann, 30, Bonnet M
Mary, 20 Bonnet M
Eliza, 14, Bonnet M
all born in county.
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Many thanks Tati, I never realised my great grandmother came from such a large family,though she obviously continued the family tradition - going on to have 11 children herself!
Best wishes, Margaret.
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certain baptisms at st john the baptist church in greatham.
29 dec 1857
eleanor, daughter of william (a labourer) and mary.
24 mar 1860
amelia, daughter of above.
22 jun 1861
annie maria, daughter of william (pensioner, royal navy) and mary.
14 nov 1855
elizabeth, daughter of william (a labourer) and mary.
05 march 1854
edward and george, sons of william (a coastguard officer) and mary.
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burials in greatham
anna maria, buried 19 november 1846 age 7 weeks.
george, buried 12 march 1854 age 4 days.
edward, buried 08 december 1854 age 9 months.
mary, buried 10 july 1863 age 42.
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hpool
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baptism at st hilda's (c of e) church in the ancient borough of hartlepool on 03 march 1850:
john robert, son of william whitworth (a gas fitter) and mary russell.
and a caroline whitworth age 16 was buried on 15 october 1854.
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Thanks for those records hpool- the Greatham ones tie in well with the census info. so far and provide some new offspring- shame the twin boys did not survive though. It was interesting to see the Royal Navy reference- do coastguards count as R.N. or did he have navy service?
Best wishes, Margaret
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Saltholme ( or Salt Holme) was/is just a few 100 yrds due north of Port Clarence ( on north bank of River Tees) and just east of Haverton Hill.
Michael Dixon
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Maggie
Sorry I have only just seen this so you may have masses more info gathered over the past 10 years!
I have quite a lot of info on them if you are still searching. Amelia was sister to my 3Gt Grandad James who seems to have had a major fall out with his dad over his wife!
Regards
ian
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Hello,
I am related to the Whitworths of Greatham and have just seen this very very late! I have quite a lot of certificates and some info related to the family. If anyone is interested in sharing information then please PM me!
Dan