Samuel John Lyon - 1841/51 census COMPLETED.

[algy]

Please would someone look at the 1841 & 51 census for the Rev Samuel John Lyon and his wife Anne Rice Lyon who may have been at The (old or new) Rectory Grappenhall Sarah Margaret Kemp may also have resided there.
Thanks.
Algy

[JDGen]

Hi Algy,

I can't find anything for them - do you have any more information, eg. approximate ages, places of birth?

Thanks

Jean

[JDGen]

Hmm, possible in 1841, School Lane, Warrington, HO107 521/11/13 Page 19:

Rev T V BAYNE, 35, Clerk, Y
Thomas Vere BAYNE, 10, Y
John SLATTER, 20, Clerk, Y
Edward JONES, 20, Teacher, Y
Theophilus TURPIN?, 25, Teacher, France
Samuel LYON, 15, Y

Following this there is a list of boys either 10 or 15 (rounded down as per 1841 census instructions) - it looks like a school especially given it is on School Lane!!.  I'm assuming Clerk is Clerk in Holy Orders here.

Does this fit with what you know?

Jean

[JDGen]

Aah, now it fits together a bit better:

Samuel John LYON m Ann Rice KEMP Mar 1845 Bristol 11 151

Sorry, I still can't see them in 1851.

Jean

[algy]

Jean thank you that is just the information I needed.
Algy.

[Tati]

Hi both 

1851
HO107/2336 120 3
Nether Hallam, Yorkshire
Philadelphia
Samuel John Lyon, head, 32, Master of Arts of Trinity College Cambridge & Incumbent of Mon Fields, De*** Sheffield, b. Gloucester Bristol
Anne Rice do., wife, 30, b. Calcutta British Subject
Margaret Frances, dau, 4, b. Cheshire Trappenhall
Anne Price, dau, 1, b. Yorks Sheffield
+ 2 House servants

[JDGen]

Well done Tati!

Cambridge Alumni has this:

Admitted to St Catharine's College on 28th June 1839.
Son of James. Born at Bristol. School, Bristol.
Matriculated Michaelmas 1839.
Migrated to Trinity 7th January 1840. BA in 1844 and MA in 1848.
Ordained deacon (Chester)  in 1844.
Priest in 1845. 
At the Parish Church of St Jude, Moorfields in Sheffield 1848-58.
Rector of Farndish in Bedfordshire 1859-75.
Residing at Pinner in 1895. Died 26th May 1897.
Father of James Samuel LYON who was admitted to Cambridge in 1878.

Jean

[algy]

Jean & Tati, I'm attempting to identify the rectors who lived in the Rectoryof our village, Grappenhall, Cheshire, I'm ok after 1861 to date (thanks to Tati). I googled Grappenhall Rectory and this is what it came up with from this site - "Limited Administration Act Books":-

Sarah Margaret Kemp of Grappenhall Rectory near Warrington, Cheshire, wid., the Rev. Samuel John Lyon of the same, clerk, & Anne Rice Lyon his wife are about to file a bill of complaint in Chancery… Robert James Latter, Lieut. Bengal army… Ebenezer Chapman of Calcutta, master of a private ship in the East India trade, the late husband of the said Sarah Margaret Kemp, d about 4 Oct 1820… a fund was raised for her & her children of 15000 sicca rupees & was paid to trustees… deceased was formerly of Calcutta but late of Chirra Poonjee in the Cossiah Hills but at Dacca, d 30 June 1838, & made a will appointing his wife Charlotte Esther Kemp (since deceased) & his brother Henry Chapman executors, not yet proven… [to Charles Tyler Ware of 60 Carey St, Lincoln’s Inn, gent., “limited to substantiate proceedings in Chancery”, £50, Estate Duty Registers], Pts

apparrently they lived in the Rectory in 1848.
but then everything dries up.
Algy

[Tati]

Have you got this yet, Algy?

1851
HO107/2203 721 1
Grappenhall, Cheshire
Grappenhall Hall
Helen Greenall, head, wid, 51, b. Chester Prestbury
Thomas, son, unm, 27, Rector of Grappenhall, b. Gt Budworth
Isabella, dau, unm, 22?, b. do.
Gilbert, son, unm, 18, Brewer, b. do.
John, son, 14, scholar, b. do.
Eliza, dau, 12, scholar, at home, b. do.
John Owen, visitor, unm, 23, Curate of Grappenhall, b. Staffordshire Henbury
+ a governess and 6 servants