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These are the Goodworths who originated or lived in Leeds, Yorkshire,
England, up to around 1900. There is rather more guesswork than I would like,
and still quite a bit of work to to do.
It seems as if one family in Leeds was responsible for a large number of
descendants in Australia and quite a few descendants in the U.S.A. There is much
more information on the Australian branch at
http://users.hunterlink.net.au/~ddkjk/goodworth1.htm
so I only propose to list the events that occurred in England on this page.
One family seems to have been responsible for most if not all the Goodworths
in Leeds from the late 1700s to the late 1800s. But at least three branches of
that family emigrated to Australia and the U.S.A. in the 1840, and the rest were
thinning out for the rest of the century.
It looks as if almost all the people
called Goodworth in Leeds in 1900 were from elsewhere - one family from
Barnsley, and one or two other people. Later, there may have been some people in
the area from the West Clayton branch and the Wetherby/Thorp Arch branch of the
Hatfield/Thorne family. However, as usual, the female lines are
harder to trace and there is more to do. My grandmother Elisabeth Goodworth, from Winterton, married in 1906 and
lived in Leeds from then until she died in 1936.
A significant confusion is that quite a lot of the Goodworths in Leeds came
from or lived in Wortley, which is now a suburb to the south (and slightly west,
I think) of the city centre of Leeds. But the General Register Office
registration district "Wortley" is a completely different area covering High
Hoyland, Penistone etc. to the north west of the Barnsley area where at least
two other groups of Goodworths were located.
Dates and references from the England and Wales Civil Registration indexes
(which I've also looked up in Leeds) are in the format
bmd Mmm year Placename Volume Page,
e.g.
bmd Dec 1888 Leeds 1b 456
Sometimes the references in these indexes are hard to read so please do not
rely on them if you use them to order copies of the original records.
Thomas GOODWORTH
d. before 08 Jun 1783, but no other record. No other Goodworths seem to be
recorded in the Wortley or Leeds area before that.) If this Goodworth came
from elsewhere, the only obvious candidate is that it is the
Thomas Goodworth c. 09 Jan 1746 in Thorne, near Doncaster, son of Thomas Goodworth.,
but I think he went to London and stayed there. |
m. 16 Oct 1774
(St Peter, Leeds. The precise date comes from the Bishop's transcripts in
the Borthwick in York.
I have finally managed to check the details of this marriage. The names are
clearly written as Thomas Goodworth (so it's either the correct name or the
transcriber has made a serious error) and Elisabeth Lee. Unfortunately there
is no other information at all. However, on the very same day Samuel LEE
marries Grace HARTLEY. Could these LEEs be related? Brother and sister? If
so, I can't find an obvious family... |
Elisabeth LEE
No other records yet found. Most likely candidate c. 11 Aug 1754 Hunslet,
Leeds, d. of William LEE |
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Mary GOODWORTH
c. 08 Jun 1783 Wortley, Leeds
(bur. perhaps 04 Jan 1802 Holbeck, Leeds |
Only referred to as the daughter
of the widow of Thomas Goodworth, so I am guessing these parents |
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Thomas GOODWORTH
bur. 27 Jan 1788, Wortley, Leeds |
"Thomas son of Thomas Goodworth,
Wortley" |
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It seems likely that there were
other children between 1774 and 1783, but if so I have yet to find any
record of them. In particular the John Goodworth who marries Elisabeth
Wilcocks in 1797 is in the right age range to be one of Thomas's children.
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John GOODWORTH
Clothier.
Three Goodworths (2 Johns and a Thomas) are mentioned in the Poor Law Rate
Book in 1833 as paying rates under the Poor Law. Assuming there were no
other Goodworth families in Leeds at that time that means that this John
Goodworth must have been alive in 1833:
One John Goodworth lived (or had property) at/on "Green Top" and paid 5
shillings on Sep 4
One John Goodworth had property at "South side of Wortley Moor & Wind Mill"
and paid six and threepence on Jul 24
Thomas Goodworth had property at "Low Close and Old Field Lane Top" and paid
four and eightpence-ha'penny on Aug 18.
1850: Pittsburgh, PA, USA, aged 74, Cloth manufact. (He is listed as from PA
but in fact the census enumerator has clearly made a mistake and recorded
the country on the line below for everyone below him on the page (page 149),
so the correct origin is England. (I don't know if it is possible to work
out where they were (all the page has is a dwelling house sequence number
and a family sequence number).
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m. 01 Oct 1797
(From Leeds Parish Church records)
John signed, Elizabeth marked
Witnesses John Sutcliffe, Thos Atkinson |
Elizabeth WILCOCK (spinster)
1850: Pittsburgh, PA, USA, aged 74, from England |
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John GOODWORTH
c. 12 May 1799 son of John & Elisabeth Goodworth, Armley, Leeds (Armley
chapelry register 1764-1812)
bur. 09 Aug 1807 (I need to check this date as it is the same as Mary's
baptism date) |
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Elisabeth GOODWORTH
c. 08 Feb 1801, Armley, Leeds |
m. 29 Sep 1819
St Peter, Leeds
both signed with their mark
witnesses Thos Mason and Robt Hargrave |
James SWALLOW
Cloth miller |
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William GOODWORTH
b. about 1803 based on the 1851 census, which states his origin as Wortley,
Leeds. I have no direct evidence he was the son of John and Elisabeth, but
there seems to be no evidence of any other Goodworth family in Leeds.
Clothier according to the scribbled entry concerning Elizabeth c. 07 Jan
1838
In Lord Street, Wortley from 1850 to about 1857
In Woodcock Street, Wortley from about 1857 to 1860
d. after 1866? But no bmd found |
m. 03 Mar 1823
St Peter, Leeds
Both marked
Witnesses Samuel Park, Robert Hargrave |
Hannah PICKERSGILL
b. about 1802 in Armley based on 1851 census
d. bmd Mar 1866 Kirkstall 9b 193 aged 64
From certificate:
d. 20 Jan 1866 Woodcock Street, New Wortley, aged 64, wife of William
GOODWORTH, machinist.Cause: very sudden death from disease of the heart.
Information received from Geo. A Emsley, coroner for the Borough of Leeds;
inquest held 23rd Jan 1866.
Reg. 23 Jan 1866, registrar John HEPPER |
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Thomas GOODWORTH
c. 02 Jun 1805, Armley, Leeds
"Clothier" in Upper Wortley in 1836
"Cloth Manufacturer" of Silver Royd Hill, Wortley, in 1837
"Providence Place, Moor Side, Wortley, 1837
There is also a burial record for a Thomas. I have 08 Feb 1801 written down,
which is fishy as it is the same date as Elisabeth's birth. If so, Thomas
was almost certainly born early in the marriage, or perhaps even before.
1833 Whites directory mentions T. Goodworth Woollen Manufacturer (coloured)
in Upper Wortley
Thomas Goodworth had property at "Low Close and Old Field Lane Top" and paid
four and eightpence-ha'penny on Aug 18.
West Yorkshire Land Registry records dating 1837-1839 detail various
transactions involving, among others, Benjamin Storey, culminating in Thomas
being declared bankrupt 10 Dec 1838.
I cannot find any obvious reference to this Thomas, his wife Sarah, or any
of their children after 1839. Anyone have any clues? |
m. 11 Aug 1831
St Peter, Leeds
Banns, both signed
Witnesses James Swallow, Ebenezer Storey |
Sarah CROMACK
of Wortley, Leeds |
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Mary GOODWORTH
c. 09 Aug 1807, Armley, Leeds
bur. 1808 Armley |
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John GOODWORTH
c. 05 Sep 1809, Armley
1841: Aged "30", Old Field Lane Top, woollen weaver, with children Emma
(10), Bateson (8), ELizabeth (5), Mary (2)
Please see
http://users.hunterlink.net.au/~ddkjk/goodworth1.htm
for more information about this branch, which mostly went to Australia |
m.1. 28 Dec 1827
St Peter, Leeds |
Ann BATESON
1841: aged "30" |
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Then perhaps (or perhaps this
was a different John and/or Elizabeth). The gap seems large. Could they also
have had children Thomas and William in this period? This John and Elizabeth
are of "Upper Wortley" and John is a clothier, but pretty well everyone in
that area was. |
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James GOODWORTH? The Marriage
record says he is from Wortley but perhaps he originated somewhere else
Clothier
Assume from weight of evidence that this is also the James GOODWORTH who
travelled to the US aged 35 in 1847 on the "Liberty".
See the US page for further info. on
his descendants |
m. 28 May 1835
Banns, James signed, Sarah marked.
Witnesses Michael Benson and Rhoda Best |
Sarah BEST
spinster, of Farnley |
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Benjamin GOODWORTH
c. 02 Jun 1816, Wortley, Leeds (entry 185)
See the US page for further info. on
his descendants |
m. 1838 |
Sarah PAGE
b. about 1816
d. between 1847 and 1850 in the USA |
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Joseph GOODWORTH
c. 25 Dec 1818, Wortley, Leeds
bur. 18 Jun 1826, Wortley, Leeds (entry 772, age 7 years) |
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Jeremiah GOODWORTH
c. 24 Jun 1821 Wortley, Leeds (entry 569)
d. bmd Mar 1838 Leeds 23 296
From certificate:
d. 16 Mar 1838, Denton's Row, Wortley, aged 17
Occupation: Clothier
Cause: Inflammation of the brain
Informant: John GOODWORTH, father, present at death
Reg. 19th March, registrar Robert Leslie Armstrong
bur. 20 Mar 1838, Upper Wortley (aged 16 years) |
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Elisabeth GOODWORTH |
m. 29 Sep 1819
St Peter, Leeds
both signed with their mark
witnesses Thos Mason and Robt Hargrave |
James SWALLOW
Cloth miller
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Children to be researched |
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William GOODWORTH
b. about 1803 based on the 1851 census, which states his origin as Wortley,
Leeds
Clothier according to the scribbled entry concerning Elizabeth c. 07 Jan
1838
1841: Duce Square, Wortley, Leeds, aged "35", woollen weaver
In Lord Street, Wortley from 1850 to about 1857
In Woodcock Street, Wortley from about 1857 to 1860
1861: aged 58, at 4 Woodcock Street, Wortley (Leeds), ironplainer (?)
d. after 1866? But no bmd found unless it is...
d. bmd Sep 1866 Castleford 9c 71 aged 65 |
m. 03 Mar 1823
St Peter, Leeds
Both marked
Witnesses Samuel Park, Robert Hargrave |
Hannah PICKERSGILL
b. about 1802 in Armley based on 1851 census
1841: aged "35", wollen baler(?)
1861: aged 59, from Armley
d. bmd Mar 1866 Kirkstall 9b 193 aged 64
From certificate:
d. 20 Jan 1866 Woodcock Street, New Wortley, aged 64, wife of William
GOODWORTH, machinist.Cause: very sudden death from disease of the heart.
Information received from Geo. A Emsley, coroner for the Borough of Leeds;
inquest held 23rd Jan 1866.
Reg. 23 Jan 1866, registrar John HEPPER |
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Mary Ann GOODWORTH
b. about 1823/1824 (Possibly a twin of John?)
d. bmd Mar 1843 Leeds 23 328
From certificate:
1841 census lists Mary and Ann, both aged 15, Mary is a flax spinner,
nothing listed for Ann. Probably an error
d. 21 Feb 1843 Wortley aged 20, flax spinner, cause of death phthisis.
Informant William GOODWORTH, present at the death
Reg. 24 Feb 1843, registrar Robert Leslie Armstrong
bur. 19 Feb 1843 ??? aged 19
Guess based on presence of Hannah and WIlliam at various events |
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John GOODWORTH
b. Dec 1824
bur. 22 Dec 1824, 8 days old.
No parents mentioned, but this guess is based on the fact that William and
Hannah were the only married couple other than John and Elizabeth. |
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Sarah GOODWORTH
b. about 1827, New Wortley
1841: aged 14, flax twister
1881: at 5 Backhouse Row, Headingley cum Burley, aged 54
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?m. bmd Jun 1851 Leeds 23 512
at Woodhouse Parish Church.
Joseph is a bachelor, Moulder, son of John Simpson
Sarah is a spinster, daughter of William Goodworth, mechanic.
Both live in Fenton Street.
Joseph marks, Sarah signs
Witnesses Thomas ELLIS and Sarah ELLIS
At least one child, David SIMPSON
b. about 1863
1881: unmarried, living with parents, Joiner |
Joseph Squire SIMPSON
b. about 1828, Holbeck
1881: Mechanic (S M) |
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Joseph GOODWORTH
b. about 1829
1841: aged 12, brick ???
1861:aged 30, engine tool maker employing 32 men and 12 boys, living at St
Andrew's House, West Leeds
1891: Steam engineer, valuer & broker, widower aged 61 from Leeds, with
widowed daughter-in-law Annie M, aged 36, tailoress
d. bmd Dec 1893 Leeds 9b 366 age 64
bur. Beckett Street Cemetary, Leeds [burial 57822 grave 11424] |
m. bmd Dec 1854 Leeds 9b 497
m. 2. bmd Dec 1874 Leeds 9b 853 |
Sarah Ann CLARK
b. about 1833
1861: aged 28 from Leeds
d. bmd Sep 1872 Leeds 9b 389 age 39
bur. 27 Sep 1872 Woodhouse, Leeds
Martha W. FLETCHER
b. about 1833, Middleton, Lancashire
Brings one son to the marriage. |
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William GOODWORTH
c. 19 Feb 1832 St Peter, Leeds
1841: aged 9
d. bmd Dec 1850 Hunslet 23 235
bur. 22 Nov 1850, Wortley, Leeds, age 18 |
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Elizabeth GOODWORTH
c. 07 Jan 1838
d. before 1841? - probably died as infant as there seems to be no bmd
record. |
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Benjamin GOODWORTH
b. bmd Mar 1838 Leeds 23 419
1841: aged 3
d. bmd Jun 1855 Hunslet 9b 130
bur. 19 Jun 1855, Wortley, Leeds, age 17 |
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Eliza(beth) GOODWORTH
b. ?bmd Sep 1841 Leeds 23 460? [NB, previously I had the one born in 1843
here]
From certificate:
b. 12 Aug 1844, Wortley, father William GOODWORTH, Clothier, Mother Hannah
GOODWORTH, formerly PICKERSGILL.
Informant: William GOODWORTH, father, Wortley
Reg. 23 Aug 1841, registrar Robert Leslie Armstrong
aged 9 in the 1851 census
1861: aged 18, dressmaker, born Wortley
maybe d. bmd Mar 1864 Kirkstall 9b 183 |
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Martha Ann GOODWORTH
b. Wortley 1844
d. bmd Dec 1849 Hunslet 23 272
bur. Wortley aged 5 y 5 m
guess this is William and Hannah's |
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Mary Ann GOODWORTH
b. about 1823/1824 (Possibly a twin of John?)
d. bmd Mar 1843 Leeds 23 328
From certificate:
d. 21 Feb 1843 Wortley aged 20, flax spinner, cause of death phthisis.
Informant William GOODWORTH, present at the death
Reg. 24 Feb 1843, registrar Robert Leslie Armstrong
bur. 19 Feb 1843 ??? aged 19
Guess based on presence of Hannah and WIlliam at various events |
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Thomas GOODWORTH
b. bmd Dec 1840 Leeds 23 432
From certificates:
b. 01 Nov 1840, Wortley, father not named.
d. 09 Nov 1840, Wortley, one week old, cause: convulsions.
Informat Hannah GOODWORTH (marks), "occupier", Wortley, present at the
death.
Reg. 08 & 09 Nov 1840, registrar Robert Leslie Armstrong |
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Joseph GOODWORTH
b. about 1829
13 Apr 1851 Letter to National Public Schools Association asking for details
of their essay competition. In Manchester Archives M136/2/3/1269
1861 Post Office Directory, West Riding of Yorkshire:
Goodworth Joseph &
Co. Engineers, machine tool makers & ironfounders, Kirkstall Road
1861:aged 30, engine tool maker employing 32 men and 12 boys, living at St
Andrew's House, West Leeds (Probably no 5 Darlington Street)
1871: aged 44, Burley Road 6, Mechanical engineer from Leeds. Nephew Robert
William CLARK, aged 13, scholar, is also there
1881 at 1 South Brook St. Tetleys Blyds, Leeds
1891: Steam engineer, valuer & broker, widower aged 61 from Leeds, with
widowed daughter-in-law Annie M at 57 Hollis Street
d. bmd Dec 1893 Leeds 9b 366 age 64
bur. Beckett Street Cemetary, Leeds [burial 57822 grave 11424] |
m. 1. bmd Dec 1854 Leeds 9b 497
At St Paul, Leeds |
Sarah Ann CLARK
b. about 1833
1861: aged 28
1871: aged 37
d. bmd Sep 1872 Leeds 9b 389 age 39
bur. 27 Sep 1872 Woodhouse Cemetary |
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(Male) GOODWORTH
d. bmd Jun 1855 Leeds 9b 227 (or 229)
Guess these parents as no others seem available/likely |
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William Clark GOODWORTH
b. bmd Jun 1856 Leeds 9b 423
1861: aged 4, scholar from Leeds
1871: aged 15, scholar from Leeds
1881 Boarder at 78 Grafton Street Leeds, Engineer's Draughtsman (Eng Macy)
d. bmd Jun 1887 Leeds 9b 317 |
m. bmd Jun 1882 Leeds 9b 706
At Leeds Registered Building |
Annie M SCOTT
b. about 1864, York
1891: widowed tailoress aged 26, from York
Marries Samuel BEDFORTH after 1891 census and before 1901, living at 13 Marvel Terrace George
Yard, Hull |
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(Male) GOODWORTH
d. bmd Dec 1857 Leeds 9b 268
Guess these parents as no others seem available/likely |
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Kate GOODWORTH
b. about 1858 (only evidence is the 1881 census entry which has her as Kate
FLETCHER, daur of Joseph) |
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Joseph GOODWORTH
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m. 2. bmd Dec 1874 Leeds 9b 853
at Leeds Registered Building |
Martha W. FLETCHER
b. about 1833, Middleton, Lancashire
Brings one son to the marriage. |
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William Clark GOODWORTH
b. about 1856
1881 Boarder at 78 Grafton Street Leeds, Engineer's Draughtsman (Eng Macy)
d. bmd Jun 1887 Leeds 9b 317 age 33? |
m. bmd Jun 1882 Leeds 9b 706
At Leeds Registered Building |
Annie M
SCOTT
b. about 1864, York
Marries Samuel BEDFORTH
bmd Jun 1891 Leeds 9b 734.
1901, aged 37, living at 13 Marvel
Terrace George Yard, Hull. Also has daughter Ethel BEDFORTH |
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Sarah Annie GOODWORTH
b. bmd Sep 1883 Hunslet 9b 250
1901: Aged 17, with mother in Hull, Printers machine minder |
m. bmd Jun 1906 Bradford 9b 220
From marriage certificate:
Married on 5 May 1906 at St Mark's Church, Manningham by banns by John
Bowick, curate.Walter is 23, bachelor, Printer, 126
Picton Street, father James Edward BLAKEBOROUGH, Printer.
Sarah Annie is 22, spinster, 129 Picton Street, father William Clark
GOODWORTH, Draftsman
Witnesses: Samuel BEDFORTH and Cora BLAKEBOROUGH |
Walter BLAKEBOROUGH
b. about 1883 |
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Lilian GOODWORTH (guess)
b. about 1884 Leeds
1891: Aged 9 in an orphanage around 50 Cliff Road, Woodhouse, Leeds
1901: Hull, Servant domestic, aged 17
at 16 Albert Avenue, Sculcoates, with JoshuaWOOD and mother-in-law Ann E
BOWLAND, her son Hy (Henry) Jno BOWLAND |
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Florence GOODWORTH (guess)
b. about 1885 Leeds
1901: Aged 16, with mother in Hull, Printers machine minder |
m. bmd Jun 1904 Hunslet 9b 519
St Mary the Virgin, Hunslet
(do not think it is the other Florence) |
Joseph ODDY |
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Thomas GOODWORTH
c. 02 Jun 1805, Armley, Leeds
"Clothier" in Upper Wortley in 1836
"Cloth Manufacturer" of Silver Royd Hill, Wortley, in 1837
"Providence Place, Moor Side, Wortley, 1837
There is also a burial record for a Thomas. I have 08 Feb 1801 written down,
which is fishy as it is the same date as Elisabeth's birth. If so, Thomas
was almost certainly born early in the marriage, or perhaps even before.
1833 Whites directory mentions T. Goodworth Woollen Manufacturer (coloured)
in Upper Wortley
Thomas Goodworth had property at "Low Close and Old Field Lane Top" and paid
four and eightpence-ha'penny on Aug 18.
West Yorkshire Land Registry records dating 1837-1839 detail various
transactions involving, among others, Benjamin Storey, culminating in Thomas
being declared bankrupt 10 Dec 1838.
I cannot find any obvious reference to this Thomas, his wife Sarah, or any
of their children after 1839. Anyone have any clues? |
m. 11 Aug 1831
St Peter, Leeds
Banns, both signed
Witnesses James Swallow, Ebenezer Storey |
Sarah CROMACK
of Wortley, Leeds
I cannot find any obvious reference to this Sarah after the birth of Marth
Eliza
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Sarah GOODWORTH
b. bmd Dec 1837
Leeds 23 311
d. bmd Dec 1837 Leeds 23 244
From certificates:
b. 23 Nov 1837
d. 23 Nov 1837 "lived only a short time after birth", cause of death "not
known"
Father, Thomas GOODWORTH, Cloth Manufacturer, present at the death and
informat in both cases
Mother Sarah GOODWORTH, formerly CROMACK
Reg. 24 Nov 1837, Registrar Robert Leslie Armstrong |
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Joseph Cromack GOODWORTH
b. 20 Jun 1832
c. 19 Aug 1832 (entry 1627)
bur. 31 Dec 1833, Wortley, Leeds |
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Martha Eliza GOODWORTH
b. 24 Dec 1833?
c. 21 Aug 1836 (entry 1984) |
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John GOODWORTH
c. 05 Sep 1809, Armley
Please see
http://users.hunterlink.net.au/~ddkjk/goodworth1.htm
for more information about this branch: all went to Australia except Sarah
Ann. The children listed here are the ones born in England.
John and Ann are generally listed as living in Low Wortley, with John a
clothier |
m.1. 28 Dec 1827
St Peter, Leeds |
Ann BATESON
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Sarah Ann GOODWORTH
c. 25 May 1825 (entry 1229)
1871: aged 42, sewing mistress
1881: Certificated Elementary Teacher aged "53", East End Lane Pv House,
Beeford, Driffield, Yorks with husband and 3 children
1891: age 63, widowed, living at 9 Morris Yard, Wortley, Leeds, with
uncle(-in-law) Samuel Bateman aged 86 and his sister Eliza aged 71
?1901: Ganstead, Yorkshire aged 72, "living on own means" |
m. bmd Sep 1848 Leeds 23 381?
At St Peter, Leeds |
Thomas Richard BATESON
b. about 1825, Wortley
1871: aged 46, national school master, Jubilee School, Halliwell, Lancs..
1881: Certificated Elementary Teacher
perhaps
d. bmd Dec 1881 Driffield 9d 225 aged 47
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Emma GOODWORTH
c. 04 Sep 1833 (entry 1716) |
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Bateson GOODWORTH
c. 04 Sep 1833 (entry 1716) |
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Elizabeth Jane
GOODWORTH
b. 31 Dec 1835? margin note
c. 05 Sep 1836(?) (entry 2003) |
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Mary GOODWORTH
b. bmd Jun 1839 Leeds 23 436
From certificate:
b. 28 Mar 1839, Wortley, father John GOODWORTH, clothier, mother Ann
GOODWORTH, formerly BATESON
Informant John GOODWORTH, father, Wortley
Reg. 22 Apr 1839, registrar Robert Leslie Armstrong |
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Sarah Ann GOODWORTH
c. 25 May 1825 (entry 1229)
1871: aged 42, sewing mistress
1881: Certificated Elementary Teacher aged "53", East End Lane Pv House,
Beeford, Driffield, Yorks with husband and 3 children
1891: age 63, widowed, living at 9 Morris Yard, Wortley, Leeds, with
uncle(-in-law) Samuel Bateman aged 86 and his sister Eliza aged 71
1901: Aged 72, with son Charlie, "living on own means" |
m. bmd Sep 1848 Leeds 23 381?
At St Peter, Leeds |
Thomas Richard BATESON
b. about 1825, Wortley
1871: aged 46, national school master, Jubilee School, Halliwell, Lancs..
1881: Certificated Elementary Teacher
perhaps
d. bmd Dec 1881 Driffield 9d 225 aged 47 |
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Annie Eliza BATESON
b. about 1849, Cleckheaton, Yorks.
1871: aged 21, infant teacher from Cleckheaton
1881: Schoolmistress
1891: Aged 41, with brothers in Beeford, Housekeeper
1901: Aged 50, with brother Charlie in Ganstead, Yorkshire |
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George Herbert BATESON
b. about 1855, Wrawby, Lincolnshire
1871: aged 15, pupil teacher from Wrawby
1881: Certificated Schoolmaster, Plas y Court, Wollaston, Shropshire
1901: Elementary School Master, Shenstone
??d. bmd Jun 1903 Lichfield 6b 252 aged 47 |
m. bmd Jun 1881 Huddersfield 9a
399 |
Elizabeth Alice SYKES
b. about 1857 |
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William BATESON
b. about 1860 Stocton Heath (?), Cheshire
1871: aged 11, scholar |
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Thomas Arthur BATESON
b. about 1865, Wootton, Lincolnshire
1871: scholar aged 6
1881: Scholar
1891: Waterloo House, Beeford, Yorkshire. Market gardener aged 26 with
brother Charlie and sister "Eliza A"
1901: farmer aged 36 at Far Grange, Skipsea, Yorkshire, no children recorded |
m. bmd Sep 1900 Bridlington 9d
641 |
Joyce FOSTER
b. about 1865, Skipsea, Yorkshire
1901: aged 36 |
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Charlie Clement BATESON
b. about 1867, Brigg, Lincolnshire
1871: aged 4, scholar
1881: Scholar
1891: market gardener in Beeford, aged 24
1901: Aged 34, Gardener and florist at Ivy House, Ganstead, Yorkshire |
m. bmd Dec 1899 Bridlington 9d
767 |
Joyce MARSON
b. about 1868, Skipsea, Yorkshire
(Yes, there seem to be 2 separate Joyces)
1901: aged 23 |
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George Herbert BATESON
b. about 1855, Wrawby, Lincolnshire
1881: Certificated Schoolmaster, Plas y Court, Wollaston, Shropshire
1891: Schoolhouse, Fiskerton, Lincolnshire. Schoolmaster aged 35 with wife
and 3 children
1901: Aged 45, Elementary School Master, Shenstone
??d. bmd Jun 1903 Lichfield 6b 252 aged 47 |
m. bmd Jun 1881 Huddersfield 9a
399 |
Elizabeth Alice SYKES
b. about 1857, Holme, Yorkshire
1891: schoolmistress aged 34
1901: aged 44
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Herbert (S?) BATESON
1891: scholar, aged 8, born Wollaston, Shropshire
1901: aged 18, pupil teacher |
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Mabel Alice BATESON
?b. bmd Dec 1883 Huddersfield 9a 257
1891: scholar, aged 7, born Holme, Yorks
1901: aged 17, pupil teacher |
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Dora Gertrude BATESON
1891: aged 5, born Wollaston, Shropshire
1901: aged 15 |
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Cyril BATESON
1901: aged 6, from Fiskerton, Lincolnshire |
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