Cleator family West Derby/Liverpool

[..claire..]

This looks to be the family in 1881

Liverpool: 37 Hyslop Street

Joseph Cleator  hd mar 44 police constable bn. ISLE of MAN
Margaret   "      wf         44                              "      "     "    "
John                 son unm 23 ship steward       "      "     "    "
Thomas              "      "   19 house painter      "      "     "    "
Walter                "            9  scholar               bn Liverpool
Sarah              dau         7        "                               "
Frances              "          5                                         "
Christina            "          3                                         "
Mary E               "          1                                          "

Class: RG11; Piece: 3636; Folio: 82; Page: 4;


Frances Julia Cleator was baptized 25 Jul 1875, born on 12 Jul 1875. Daughter of Joseph and Margaret Cleator.
Anc* has surname transcribed as CLATOR.

claire

[..claire..]

The family have Corkill family with them in the 1891 census. This looks to be Frances's parents marriage

9 August 1857 Braddan, Isle of Man.

Joseph Cleator single. Father: Thomas Cleator
Margaret Corkill single. Father: Edward Corkill

Claire

[Dan Pearson]

All this information is amazing! Thanks Claire.

Did you get it from those free websites? I was using them before but I couldn't find anything like that. I have so many threads to follow now. Thanks again!

[..claire..]

Hi

I do have a subscription with Anc*stry, so get my info from there.

Try here for Isle of Man records

http://www.imuseum.im/search/people/

Here is the family in the 1891 census, transcribed as CLEATON on Anc*

Toxteth PArk: 8 Park Road

Joseph CLEATON hd mar 55 policeman  bn Isle of Man
Margaret             wf         55                           "         "
Walter                son         19 hair dresser bn Liverpool
Frances             dau         15 scholar                    "
Christina              "           13      "                         "
Edith                    "           11      "                         "
Herbert             son           6       "                        "
Eleanor Corkill sister mar 30 bn Isle of Man
Edward     "     nephew      1   "    "          "

Class: RG12; Piece: 2926; Folio: 4; Page: 2

claire

[Dan Pearson]

This is excellent stuff, my mum will be very pleased to learn this information too! On this side of the family we've now got back to the start of the 1800s with Thomas Cleator and Edward Corkill from the Isle of Man.

Thanks, Claire, it's very kind of you to spend your time on this for me.

I'm thinking about subscribing to Anc* now to find the other threads. Is it expensive/worth it?

[..claire..]

Hi

If you log on to the Anc* website it will tell you how much the different subscriptions are. A world sub (off the top of my head- I'm working, or supposed to be) is about £20 per month, which has access to English/Australian/US records,I use the premium sub which is currently about £13 per month and is for all English records, I think it's well worth the money, take a look and it will show you what records are available.

If there is something you want me to look up don't hesitate to ask, there are lots of people on here willing to help 

claire

[Dan Pearson]

Actually, I'd love to know more about the Worthington side of the family too  I feel a bit bad asking you for so much but I'm working on the assumption that you love to research these kind of things, which is an excellent way to be!

Henry Worthington married Frances Julia Cleator in March 1903 in Toxteh Park, and by Henry's age he must have been born around 1872. His father was James Worthington, and the address (at least for Henry) was listed as 1 Dolling Street (it looks like he met Frances because she worked as a servant at 4 Dolling Street).

I haven't been able to find any more records on Henry, James or Henry's mother though. I'd love to know a bit about their ancestry. If you had time and inclination to help that would be amazing. Of course if not, don't worry, you've already gifted my family with much more knowledge about ourselves than we had before, for which I am forever grateful.

[..claire..]

I'm on the case

So watch this space ...

[Dan Pearson]

I'm excited!