Wales & McCulloch Ltd

[AlanBoyd]

William McCulloch senior?

13 December 1859, Morning Herald (London)

NEW COURT.
(Before the COMMON SERJEANT.)
William Thomas Hopkins was indicted for stealing two bottles of oil of cloves. the property of William M'Culloch and another, his masters.

Mr. W. Cooper prosecuted, and Mr. Ribton defended.

The prosecutors are druggists in Bishopsgate-street, and the prisoner was in their employment. Some suspicions being entertained of his honesty a watch was set upon him, and he was seen to place a bottle of the oil in question upon a shelf, from whence he was about to take it away.

The Jury returned a verdict of Not Guilty.

[ShaunJ]

They were silversmiths in 1856

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I believe this is the father 1841 census
Address 11 Liverpool Terrace

William McCulloch 50 Wholesale Druggist  N
Hannah 35

1851 Census - 5 Cannonbury Park Villas
Hannah McCulloch 46  Wholesale Druggist born Staveley Derbyshire  (William is away from home)
Ann 35 daughter   born London

1861census - 34 Highbury Hill
William 70  Druggist born N Scorton Yorkshire
Hannah 56 born Staveley Derbyshire
Ann 45 daughter born London.

William McCulloch died 1 October 1867 buried 8 October 1867 at St James & St Pancras of 34 Highbury Hill aged 77.

His will was proved later that year executor was Hannah his widow and Noble Hall a silk merchant of Lyons France and London
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Hannah was his second wife they married 14 February 1836 at St Mary Haggerston Hackney
The witness **R. HEARON and John Johnson
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William senior's first wife was Ann ?

Ann baptized 31 March 1816 St Clement Danes of William and Ann McCulloch, Temple Street, Druggist
Charles Alexander baptized 25 December 1817  same as above
Frederick baptized  22 September 1822      same as above
Elizabeth Maria baptized  also 22 September 1822 same as above

There is no indication that Frederick and Elizabeth are twins

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Using GRO Index William McCulloch the younger who died 1858 was 44 years old so born circa 1814

Not all baptisms are on line, but so far we know his father was in London by March of 1816 for daughter Ann, so William his son could have been born in Yorkshire or we just haven't found his records yet.

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death of William senior

The Globe 3 October 1867
On the 1st instant William McCulloch Esq. of Highbury Hill and Coleman Street aged 77

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Frederick (1822) son of William and Ann also became a Druggist

He married Sophia Elizabeth Wilkinson 12 February 1870 St Helen's Bishopgate.

Possible death 1906 aged 86

1861 he is single aged 41 Druggist born London

1871 15 John Street, Holborn

Frederick McCulloch  51 Druggist  -born City of London
Sophia   34 born Putney Surrey
William J C  born St Andrew's Holborn aged 1 month
registered as William Frederick Caplan McCulloch

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The daughter Ann 1816 never married and living with William senior and his second wife Hannah
in 1851 and 1861.

Buried St James and St Pancras 9 November 1864 aged 48

London Daily Chronicle 7 November 1864
On the 3rd instant Ann daughter of Mr. McCulloch of 34 Highbury Hill

[MrSaunders]

Thank you so much for all your efforts. I have transcribed into a tree on Ancestry and will keep going! Here's a link if you want to check it out - https://www.ancestry.co.uk/invite-ui/accept?token=WOHwVJCUYoJBN_VoL1tJFabtmK2LBcgQYJz4RcFifTY=

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Thank you but the invitation had expired.

Copies of the wills of William senior 1867 and junior 1858 hopefully will tell you  names of children and siblings who were still living