Complete Martha JACKSON 1881 onwards

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There's only the two of them!
!901 belton
Crabbie lane
John Smith Brooks Head 60 Corn Miller Yorks Barnsley
Martha R wife 60 Yorks Thorne

RG13 4417 51 9

I wonder where the children went?

It seems they always knew their father was Richard -they changed their names to his  probably after he married/lived with them.
as you say -what a woman was Martha!

By the way, I think this is more likely to be Richard's death reg

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Jun qtr 1890
Glanford Brigg district Lincs
Richard kettlewell
age 72
7a 414

Suz

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Thankyou.
Yes. You are right about Richard's death, I'm sure.
Pat

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I have found a possibility for Richard in 1851 (trying to find where his money came from!!!)
this may be a possibility-image very faint

1851 Garden House Belton (all of the neighbouring houses were "named")
Fanny Kettlewell Head W 67 Annuitant Lincs
Richard son 33 Annuitant Lincs
? wife 36 Yorks (transcribed as Anne-could be Sarah, Naomi or Louise??- most probably is Sarah
John 10 Yorks
Joseph 5 Yorks
Richard 3 Lincs belton
William 1 Lincs belton
Anne Bradwell servant 16 Lincs
HO107 2349 138 17

Suz

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Just to solve a little mystery re Richard's wife Sarah

Found on IGI
Christening
Joseph Robert Kettlewell
14 Dec 1845 Bradford Yorks
parents
Richard Kettlewell/Sarah Naomi Ruth

then
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Marriage
Jun qtr 1838
Keighley Yorks
on same page
Sarah Naomi Ruth Greenwood
Richard Kettlewell
23 213

Death
Mar qtr 1875
Bramley Yorks
Sarah Naomi Ruth Kettlewell
age 59
9b 303

also in 1871 when Richard was staying in the "pub"-Sarah was staying with relatives
1871
? Hannah Leather(Leasher?) Head married 55 Lincolnshire on trent
Sarah Naomi R Kettlewell Visitor sister in law Married 56 Bradley nr Skipton
Mary Kettlewell visitor neice 189 belton Lincs
Hannah Kettlewell visitor neice 16 Belton Lincs
Amelia Ashaley visitors servant 14 Doncaster
RG10 4536 40 41
and in 1881 mary kettlewell U 29 Annuitant was staying in Leeds with her widowed aunt hannah Leather (annuitant)

Suz

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Thank you yet again Suz.

I think Sarah's money came from a mill in Keighley: Cabbage Croft Mill. A John and a Joseph figured prominently in Keighley and her first two chn were John (1841) and Joseph (1845) but that still doesn't tell me where the Kettlewell money came from.

Do you have access to the 1841 Census? I think they would be in Bradford. Richard would be 24 and Sarah 25. They would have John maybe.

Do you know how I could find out about wills?

The gingerbread costumes are not coming on well ........... sleeves are murder to get in ........ at least all the collars are made ...... 83 metres of binding! And I think I'm volunteering!!

Cheers

Pat

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I found this 1841 census a while ago-but didn't think the occupation of Richard was what you would expect him to be doing???
Also trying to find his mother Fanny in 1841 -no luck yet-but will keep trying

Had another look at 1851 and think Sarah is Naomi-maybe she went by that name???
1841
Bradford
North parade
Richard Kettlewell 20 Bootmaker N
Sarah 25 Y
John 8mths Y
Emma Lancaster 12 F.S. Y
Mary Lingdon Boot Binder Y

HO107/1294/8 30 2

Keep stitching-I'll keep searching!!!

Suz

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Have found the following
0n IGI
Christening
3 Aug 1817 Althorpe Lincs
Richard kettlewell
parents Robert/Nanny

marriage
9 Jan 1811
Althorpe
Robert Kettlewell
Nanny Cundal

In  1851 Richard was with his mother Fanny and sister Hannah
Cannot find Fanny on any other census -possibly because she was Nanny???

1841
Manningham, Bradford
Green lane
Nanny Kettlewell 55 N
Hannah Kettlewell25 Dressmaker N
Bethia Blakey 50 Dressmaker Y
HO107/1297/3 26 2


wonder if the Hannah is the Hannah Leather who Richards first wife was with in 1871 - described as sister in law?

Think this is Nanny's death
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mar qtr 1855 Thorne Lincs
Nanny Kettlewell

There is also a birth of a Nanny Kettlewell in 1846 in York-and a death 1847 York -possibly this was a child of the family?

also found this -possible brother of Richard??
1841
Athorpe Lincs
Robert Kettlewell 25
Hannah 20
Nancy 1
all b county

next door were the Dowson family who were shoemakers
HO107/626/9 2 1

national archives is one place to look for wills
http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/documentsonline/

Suz

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Think the Hannah Kettlewell (with Nanny) in 1841 is very possibly the Hannah Leather of 1871-and Richard's sister

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Mar qtr 1843
Bradford
on same page
Hannah Kettlewell
William beaumont Leather
23 149

1851
16 Woodhouse Lane leeds Yorks
Hannah Leather Head W 37 Shopkeeper & Seamstress Lancs Headly
Rachel Mary Leather 7 Yorks Bradford
Willam George Leather 5 Leeds
Beaumont Leather  3 Monmouth Mal???
John Kettlewell leather 1 leeds
Mary Ann Trant cousin U 40 Shopkeeper & Seamstress Yorks Arksey
Mary Moser Lodger U 30 Yorks

HO107 2321 774 38

Suz

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Oh well......... there I was ........ after all those ag labs and coal hewers grasping at a connection to WEALTH (however tenuous) and it slips away.  Hey Ho ... back into the hole!

I feel these must be THEM.
He is younger than she and born out of Yorkshire.
They have a John.

Oh ........ just seen your second message.

Richard did have siblings Robert, Hannah, John and Berrier.(Sibling search IGI)

Well, there's not much else to find really. you seem to have it all.

Take care

Pat

Oh .......... now a third message! I love these middle names ......... such clinches! The "Lancs Headly" is actually "Lincs Keadby".

There's  still a rags to riches for Nanny/Fanny ........ from Bradford back to the big houe in Belton in 10 years.

Pat