Introduction
This page tries to capture information about all the families that descended
from one particular Goodworth family in Whitgift, just to the north-west of the
Isle of Axholme on the estuary that divides Yorkshire from Lincolnshire. There's
more to come, particularly for the period c. 1850-1900.
William GOODWORTH appears to move to the Thorne area from Whitgift, leaving
the older members of his family in the Whitgift area and taking the younger
one(s) with him. The land registry info (found Oct 2002) seems to confirm that
he actually moved to Hatfield Woodhouse or perhaps even originated there. Now
I've managed to look at the original Bishop's Transcript for Hatfield it's clear
that John Goodworth and Susan Womock had a son William ("Guill." in the
transcript) baptised 18 Feb 1700 in Hatfield. William's
son John appears to have settled in Hatfield Woodhouse, had several children in
the Hatfield area, then moved to Howden with some of his children following the
death of his wife Mary Dawson. The evidence of the Hatfield parish registers is
simply that Samuel, John's last son, is the son of John, cordwainer of Woodhouse
(son of William, cordwainer of Thorne).
Meanwhile, John's brother William, who married in Whitgift, has children
whose families also at least pass through up in the Howden/Goole area. I've
speculated on the Barnsley pages that William's son William ends up miles away
in the Barnsley area. There are several cases where I simply cannot tell which
of two Williams, Johns etc. was descended from which line.
As already noted on the Hatfield/Thorne page, it now seems almost certain
that William was also a son of John Goodworth and Susan Womock in Hatfield,
baptised there in 1700.
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
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William GOODWORTH
(Guess) c. 18 Feb 1700, Hatfield, son of John GOODWORTH and Susan WOMOCK
West Yorkshire Land Registry: 23 Jul 1750 "9 in the
forenoon":" William Goodworth of Hatfield Woodhouse in the
county of York yeoman and Dorothy his Wife one of the daughters of Joseph
Reynolds late of Reedness" transfers land to John Egreman of Redness:
"One acre and three roods of land lying in Redness fields".
Witnesses Thomas Simpson and John Simpson. This appears to be the
earliest West Riding of Yorkshire land transaction that mentions a
Goodworth but since the index is by seller there could be more in there.
1778: "of Thorne" (in baptism record for grandson Samuel)
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m. 18 Nov 1728, Whitgift,
Yorkshire
No death/burial record found for William yet. |
Dorothy RENARD
c. 28 Dec 1706
daughter of Joseph RENARD and Mary BLANCHARD (presumably French or Belgian
immigrants)
?bur. 25 Jan 1768 |
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Susannah GOODWORTH
c. 4 Oct 1729, Whitgift |
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Dorothy GOODWORTH
c. 20 Jun 1731, Whitgift (William recorded as "Of Reedness") |
m. 11 May 1756, Whitgift |
James WOOD |
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Mary? GOODWORTH
**c. 10 Jun 1733, Whitgift |
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Elizabeth GOODWORTH
c. 9 Feb 1734/5, Whitgift
bur. Mar 8 1734/5, Whitgift |
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William GOODWORTH
c. 25 Sep 1737, Whitgift |
m. 23 Jul 1765, Whitgift |
Ann CAMBRIDGE(?) or CAMBIDGE |
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David GOODWORTH (twin of
William?)
c. 25 Sep 1737, Whitgift
bur. 13 Nov 1737, Whitgift |
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John GOODWORTH
c. 17 Oct 1742, Whitgift
cordwainer |
? m. 3 Jan 1765, Hatfield
(banns) |
Mary DAWSON
daughter of Thomas DAWSON, farmer and Mary ?
b. about 1744
d. 16 Mar 1781
bur. 18 Mar 1781, Hatfield |
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Dorothy GOODWORTH
c. 20 Jun 1731, Whitgift (William recorded as "Of Reedness") |
m. 11 May 1756, Whitgift
Children speculative as no mother 's name is mentioned |
James WOOD |
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Susanna WOOD
c. 04 Sep 1757, Whitgift
d. 13 Sep 1757 |
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William WOOD
c. 28 Feb 1759, Whitgift
d. 23 May 1761 |
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Mary WOOD
c. 04 Oct 1761, Whitgift |
to be researched |
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Eliza WOOD
c. 01 Dec 1762, Whitgift
d. 22 Dec 1762 |
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Dorothy WOOD
c. 06 Apr 1766, Whitgift
d. 24 Jun 1767 |
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Eliza WOOD
c. 13 Mar 1765, Whitgift
d. 10 Jul 1767 |
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Dorothy WOOD
c. 22 Jul 1768, Whitgift
d. 02 Oct 1773 |
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Elizabeth WOOD
c. 01 Nov 1770, Whitgift |
to be researched |
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James WOOD
c. 13 Feb 1772, Whitgift
d. 18 Sep 1772 |
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John WOOD
c. 01 Jun 1773, Whitgift |
to be researched |
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William GOODWORTH
c. 25 Sep 1737, Whitgift
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m. 23 Jul 1765, Whitgift |
Ann CAMBRIDGE(?)
Will dated 19 Jan 1818 says:
- she is Widowed
- late husband William was Cordwainer
- Executors are
- William Singleton of Asselby, Farmer
- William Lamb of Saltmarsh, works for Philip Saltmarsh
Esquire
- three living sons, John, William, George
- grandson Robert by late son Robert
- four daughters
- Hannah wife of William Lamb
- Ann wife of John Sissons
- Sarah wife of Robert Green
- Mary Goodworth
Looks as if the Executors were sworn 10 Jan 1823. |
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Hannah GOODWORTH
c. 1766, Whitgift |
? m. 29 Nov 1803, Hook,
Yorkshire
I cannot find any evidence that this couple had children.
It looks as if William LAMB died in 1867 aged 79, leaving a valuable
freehold property in the marketplace in Howden which was the subject of a
case in the High Court of Chancery (William Lamb, deceased, and Green v.
Goodworth). Judging from the item in the Times of 08 Jul 1871 about it and
various other bits of info. I conjecture that there was probably a dispute
between the descendants of Robert GREEN and Sarah GOODWORTH and some other
branch of the family, but I do not know which one. |
William LAMB |
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John GOODWORTH
c. 1767 Whitgift
? d. bmd Jun 1841 Lincoln 14 324
bur. ? 17 Apr 1841 St Martin, Lincoln aged 74 |
? m. 7 May 1797, Howden
Guess based on a John and Elizabeth both dying in Lincoln and an Anne
(Nancy) marrying William Challens there, all at "reasonable"
ages. |
Elizabeth GRAVES
? d. bmd Sep 1838 Lincoln 14 248
From certificate:
d. 10 Sep 1838, St. Martin, Lincoln, aged 62, cow feeder
Informant Ann Armstrong, residence St. Michael, in attendance
reg. 10 Sep 1838, registrar E.B. Sherrifs |
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guess: see Barnsley
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William GOODWORTH
c. 1769, Whitgift |
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?Mary APPLEBY |
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Ann GOODWORTH
c.11 Dec 1770, Howden, Yorkshire
daughter of William GOODWORTH of Asselby |
m. 19 Apr 1803 |
John SISSONS or SESSIONS |
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Betty GOODWORTH
c. 1 Jan 1773, Howden, Yorkshire
daughter of William GOODWORTH of Asselby
Presumably d. before 1818 |
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Mary GOODWORTH
b. abt 1775, Asselby, Yorkshire
1851: Aged 75, widow, proprietor of houses from Asselby
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m. about 1831
Mary GOODWORTH (25+, spinster) of Asselby and George
CRACKELL (25+, bachelor) of Barnsley had a licence to marry in Howden in
Aug 1831
There were two mystery Mary GOODWORTHs - the daughter of
William GOODWORTH and Ann Cambidge/Cambridge, mentioned in Ann's will, and
the daughter of William GOODWORTH and Mary Appleby. |
George CRACKELL/George CRACKLES |
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Sarah GOODWORTH
c. 28 Jun 1778, Howden, Yorkshire |
m. 4 Oct 1808, Howden
I think they have a number of children including
George GREEN (c. 1811, presumably d. in infancy)
Jane GREEN (c. 1815)
George GREEN (c. 1816)
Elizabeth GREEN (c. 1817)
Hannah GREEN (c. 1817, perhaps a twin of Elizabeth)
It is possible that George GREEN marries Jane ? and has at least 3 children:
Henry GREEN, b. about 1844
William GREEN, b. about 1853
Emily Anne GREEN, b. about 1856
The abovementioned article mentions a Henry GREEN and I suspect it is this
one, particularly since he was an Attorney/solicitor |
Robert GREEN |
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Robert GOODWORTH
c. 1780 - this is all a guess from the marriage date.
d. before 1818
Perhaps the 1810 date is the date of this Robert's death |
? m. 2 Jun 1805
St Mary Kingston upon Hull, Yorkshire
Just a guess, but not many Roberts to choose from.
Perhaps one son Robert, bur. Hull 23 Apr 1810 |
Ann MARSHALL |
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Jane GOODWORTH
c. 27 Oct 1782, Howden
d. ? bmd Mar 1840 Howden 23 37
From the info. in Ann's will, it looks as if this must be another Jane |
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George GOODWORTH
c. 2 Oct 1785, Howden
Almost certainly moves to London - see the London page.
Makes you wonder how many of his other relatives moved as well... |
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Isaac GOODWORTH
c. 7 Oct 1789, Howden |
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John GOODWORTH
c. 1767 Whitgift
? d. bmd Jun 1841 Lincoln 14 324
bur. ? 17 Apr 1841 St Martin, Lincoln aged 74 |
? m. 7 May 1797, Howden
Originally a guess based on a John and Elizabeth both dying in Lincoln and
an Anne (Nancy) marrying William Challens there, all at
"reasonable" ages. Bolstered by the Elizabeth/Thomas
certificate/Challens connection |
Elizabeth GRAVES
? d. bmd Sep 1838 Lincoln 14 248
From certificate:
d. 10 Sep 1838, St. Martin, Lincoln, aged 62, cow feeder
Informant Ann Armstrong, residence St. Michael, in attendance
reg. 10 Sep 1838, registrar E.B. Sherrifs |
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Betty GOODWORTH
c. 17 Jun 1798, Eastrington, Yorkshire
1861: Elizabeth WHEATCROFT, aged 60, 3 Damford Terrace, Kentish Town,
London. From Eastrington |
??? m. bmd Dec 1840 Lincoln 40
787
guess influenced by the Lincoln connection and no other Elizabeth
Goodworths of a more typical age.
Certificate:
6 Dec 1840 Parish Church of St Martin, Lincolnshire
Thomas "full age", Widower, Baker, resident in St Michael. His
father is Edward WHEATCROFT, miller.
Elizabeth "full age", Spinster, resident of St Martins. Her
father is John GOODWORTH, Cow Keeper.
Witnesses: John Cropper?, Ann Challens?, Thos. ??? |
Thomas WHEATCROFT
1861: aged 45, Straw/Steam (Something) Maker & Dyer, as is his wife., from
Alford, Lincolnshire |
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Nancy GOODWORTH
c. 14 Jun 1800, Eastrington, Yorkshire |
? m. 9 Mar 1824, St Swithin,
Lincoln
(to be researched) |
William CHALLENS |
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John GOODWORTH
c. 17 Oct 1742, Whitgift
cordwainer
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m. (1) 3 Jan 1765, Hatfield
(banns)
m. (2) 16 Sep 1781 Thorne
John is a widower aged 37. Hannah is a widow aged 30 |
Mary DAWSON
daughter of Thomas DAWSON, farmer
b. about 1744
d. 16 Mar 1781
bur. 18 Mar 1781, Hatfield
Hannah FRITH
b. about 1751 |
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Jane GOODWORTH
?b. 08 Oct 1765, Burton on Stather
(Thanks to Elaine for this piece of info.)
bur. 26 Jan 1813 Hatfield aged 47 |
m. 29 Mar 1792, Hatfield (banns)
I have been contacted by a descendant of this branch |
John (H)EPWORTH
son of William EPWORTH, labourer
cordwainer |
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Mary GOODWORTH
c. 12 Oct 1766, Hatfield
bur. 17 Jan 1767, Hatfield ("d. of John", not certain it is the
correct John) |
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Mary GOODWORTH
c. 11 Dec 1767, Hatfield |
? m. 31 Jan 1790, Howden |
William BROWN |
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Dorothy GOODWORTH
c. 3 Aug 1769, Hatfield |
m. 6 Sep 1795, Howden |
Joseph VOLANS/VOLANCE |
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John GOODWORTH
c. 1 Mar 1771, Hatfield |
m. 26 Nov 1795, Howden |
Mary GRAY
b. about 1773
?1851: Howden aged 78 from Howden, widow living in Hailgate
? d. bmd Sep 1859 York 9d 15 |
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Thomas GOODWORTH
c. 1772, Hatfield
bur. 12 May 1831, St George, Doncaster
cordwainer |
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Frances GOODWORTH
c. 1774, Hatfield |
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William GOODWORTH
c. 1776, Hatfield |
m. 1 Jan 1797, Howden
Not necessarily this William GOODWORTH |
Hannah SAGAR
b. about 1775, Fishlake, Yorkshire (? 4 Apr 1775, daughter of John SAGAR?)
1851: Aged 76, Widow, "Parish Relief Sailors Widow" in Kilpin with
granddaughter Sarah GOODWORTH, 20 ("sailors daughter") |
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Samuel GOODWORTH
c. 1777, Hatfield
bur. 25 Dec 1777, Hatfield |
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Samuel GOODWORTH
b. 11 Jun 1778
c. 17 Jul 1778
d. 3 May 1779 age "56 weeks"
bur. 5 May 1779, Hatfield |
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Dorothy GOODWORTH
c. 3 Aug 1769, Hatfield
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m. 6 Sep 1795, Howden
? 7 children, perhaps as below |
Joseph VOLANS/VOLANCE |
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George VOLANS/VOLANCE
c. 07 Jan 1797, Bubwith |
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Mary VOLANS/VOLANCE
c. 16 Apr 1799, Bubwith |
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Sarah VOLANS/VOLANCE
c. 07 Feb 1802, Hemingbrough |
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Nanny VOLANS/VOLANCE
c. 25 Mar 1804, Hemingbrough |
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Elizabeth VOLANS/VOLANCE
c. 23 Nov 1806, Hemingbrough |
?m. 24 Dec 1827, Hemingbrough |
John PASHLEY |
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Jane VOLANS/VOLANCE
c. 16 Apr 1809, Hemingbrough |
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Dorothy VOLANS/VOLANCE
c. 01 Feb 1815, Heminbrough
bur. 3 Mar 1816 St Mary, Hemingbrough, aged 1 |
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Jane GOODWORTH
?b. 08 Oct 1765, Burton on Stather
(Thanks to Elaine for this piece of info)
In their children's baptism records, Jane is described as "daughter
of John GOODWORTH, now of Howden, cordwainer"
bur. 26 Jan 1813 Hatfield aged 47 |
m. 29 Mar 1792, Hatfield (banns)
children to be researched,
I have been contacted by a descendant of this branch |
John (H)EPWORTH
son of William EPWORTH, labourer
cordwainer |
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Frances EPWORTH
b. 6 Nov 1792,
c. 28 Dec 1792, Hatfield |
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Mary EPWORTH
b. 3 Jun 1794
c. 17 Aug 1794, Hatfield |
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Elizabeth EPWORTH
c. 17 Apr 1797, Hatfield |
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Sarah EPWORTH
b. 11 Feb 1799
c. 19 May 1799, Hatfield |
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George EPWORTH
b. 26 Oct 1800
c. 14 Dec 1800, Hatfield |
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William EPWORTH
b. 3 Jul 1803
c. 15 Aug 1803, Hatfield
?1881 Retired farmer, widower, in Hatfield |
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John EPWORTH
b. 13 Aug 1805
c. 30 Aug 1805, Hatfield |
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John GOODWORTH
c. 1 Mar 1771, Hatfield
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m. 26 Nov 1795, Howden |
Mary GRAY
b. about 1773
1851: Howden aged 78 from Howden
? d. bmd Sep 1859 York 9d 15 |
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Ann GOODWORTH
b. 24 Oct 1796
c. 28 Jan 1797, Howden
?d. bmd Dec 1872 Howden 9d 64 aged 78 |
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Mary GOODWORTH
c. 2 Oct 1798, Howden
1851: Aged 52 from Howden |
m. 6 Aug 1822, Howden |
Edward JACKSON
b. about 1797
1851: Aged 55, shoemaker in Hailgate, from howden
1871: Aged 74, shoemaker in Hailgate, from Howden |
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Hannah GOODWORTH
c. 5 Jul 1800, Howden |
? m. before 1827?
Not at all sure it is this Hannah |
Joseph Marshall BRITTAIN
? b. about 1801
? d. bmd Dec 1867 Sculcoates 9d 107 aged 66 |
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Jane GOODWORTH
c. 22 May 1802, Howden |
m. 8 Jul 1824 Howden |
Thomas FOX
b. about 1799
d. 14 Nov 1846 aged 47
bur. Howden |
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Sarah GOODWORTH
c. 11 Apr 1804, Howden |
m. 4 Dec 1827 |
Robert CLAYBOURN
?c. 10 Dec 1805, Skelton, Howden
son of Robert CLAYBOURN and Margaret RICHARDSON (m. 11 Dec 1798 Aughton
near Selby, Yorkshire) |
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Thomas Dawson GOODWORTH
c. 6 Jul 1806, Howden
1834 (Pigot): bricklayer/plasterer with John GOODWORTH
in Hale Gate
d. bmd Sep 1838 Thorne 23 411
bur. 17 Jul 1838, Hatfield, aged 32 |
m. 30 Jul 1835 Hatfield (by
licence, marriage bond/allegation says Thomas is aged 30 from Howden,
Elizabeth aged 35 from Hatfield)
no known issue |
Elizabeth GOODWORTH
Which one? |
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John GOODWORTH
c. 24 Jun 1808, Howden |
m.22 Mar 1832, Howden |
Mary FISH
c. 3 Jul 1808, Howden
d. of Thomas FISH and Frances SUGDEN |
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Frances GOODWORTH
c. 22 Jun 1810, Howden
d. by 1814 |
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Frances GOODWORTH
c. 26 Sep 1814, Howden
1861: aged 44, Primrose Hill, Almondbury, Yorkshire |
m. 22 Oct 1840, Howden
m. bmd Dec 1840 Howden 23 116
Certificate:
Howden Parish Church, by licence
Charles of full age, Bachelor, currier?, resident in Howden. His father is
Wm FEARN, innkeeper
Fanny of full age, Spinster, resident in Howden. Her father is John
GOODWORTH, bricklayer
Witnesses: John Goodworth, Fanny S. Waterworth
No issue identified.
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Charles FEARN
b. about 1815, Howden
1861: aged 44, Leather currier, born Howden
1871: aged 56, currier, born Howden, lodger at 12 Bedford terrace, West
Leeds |
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Mary GOODWORTH
1871: aged 72 |
m. 6 Aug 1822, Howden
more research to be done |
Edward JACKSON
b. about 1797
1871: Age 74, shoemaker, Hail Gate, from Howden |
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Thomas Goodworth JACKSON
c. 23 Oct 1822, Howden
Possibly in 1871 census as mason aged 50 in Howden, remarried with
second wife's children. To be researched. |
m. bmd Jun 1844 Goole, Yorkshire |
Esther NOTHARD
b. about 1824, Potter(gr?)ange
1861: "married", aged 37, seamstress, living in Pinfold Lane, Howden with 4
children, but husband not there |
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Sarah JACKSON
b. 7 Sep 1825, Howden |
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Elizabeth JACKSON
b. 28 Apr 1829, Howden |
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Mary Elizabeth JACKSON
c. 23 Jul 1834, Howden |
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Thomas Goodworth JACKSON
c. 23 Oct 1822, Howden
Possibly in 1871 census as mason aged 50 in Howden, remarried with
second wife's children. To be researched. |
m. bmd Jun 1844 Goole, Yorkshire |
Esther NOTHARD
b. about 1824, Potter(gr?)ange
1861: "married", aged 37, seamstress, living in Pinfold Lane, Howden with 4
children, but husband not there |
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Furber JACKSON
b. bmd Mar 1848 Goole 22 338
b. about 1848, Potter(gr?)ange
1861: aged 13, scholar
1871: aged 26, Tailor, with a Milner family in Hemingbrough
1881: aged 32, Tailor, at 4 Westbourne Grove, Cheetham, Manchester
1891: aged 44, Tailor, at 40 Grosvenor Street, Cheetham
1901: aged 57, tailor, at 31 Maud Street, Cheetham |
m. (1) bmd Sep 1871 Howden 9d
144
m. (2) bmd Sep 1876 Bradford 9b 64
1881: one son, William Furber JACKSON, aged 3.
(m. bmd Dec 1901 Prestwich 8d 508 to Harriet Annie RIDSDALE)
1891: children :
Wm F JACKSON, aged 13, scholar
Edwd G JACKSON, aged 7, scholar
Edith L, aged 1
1901 children:
Wm Furber JACKSON, aged 23, leather portmanteau maker
Edward Gregory JACKSON, aged 17, apprentice leather portmanteau maker, born
Manchester, b. bmd Mar 1884 Pretwich 8d 386
Edith Lillian JACKSON, aged 11, born Manchester, b. bmd Sep 1889 Pretwich 8d
380
Henry Coulthread JACKSON, aged 2, born Manchester b. bmd Mar 1899 Pretwich
8d 389 |
Betsey Coates BRABBS or Ann
CRACKLES
Harriet GREGORY?
b. about 1847, Finningley, Notts.
1881: aged 34, dressmaker
1891: aged 38??
1901: aged 44
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Mary Ann JACKSON
b. about 1851, Goole
1861: aged 10, scholar |
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John Henry JACKSON
b. about 1854, Goole
1861: aged 7, scholar
1871: ?? aged 18, apprentice to grocer James Lightfoot, Marketplace,
Howden |
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Ellen JACKSON
b. about 1857, Goole
1861: aged 4
1871: ?? aged 14, domestic servant in Ilkley |
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Hannah GOODWORTH
c. 5 Jul 1800, Howden |
19 Apr 1827
Not at all sure it is this Hannah, or whether "Dean" should be
here - seems to appear with a brother George as Stepchildren of a SIMS couple in
1861 |
Joseph Marshall BRITTAIN
? b. about 1801
? d. bmd Dec 1867 Sculcoates 9d 107 aged 66 |
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Elizabeth BRITTAIN
c. 2 Dec 1827 Sculcoates |
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Fanny BRITTAIN
c. 7 Feb 1830 Hull |
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John Goodworth BRITTAIN
b. about 1832, Goole or Hull
c. 30 Jun 1837 (but this could be a late baptism as two brothers are
baptised at the same time
1871: aged 39, bricklayer, 46 Cross Street, Scarborough, from Hull
1881:aged 49, bricklayer, 46 Cross Street, Scarborough, from Goole
1891: aged 59, bricklayer, 5 Bow Street, Scarborough, from Hull
d. bmd Dec 1893 Scarborough 9d 297 aged 60 |
m. (1)
? m bmd Sep 1890 Bridlington 9d
515 |
Ann ? Sabra?
b. about 1835, Scarborough
1871: Ann, aged 36
1881: Cannot read the name - possibly Sabra. age is 46. Same or different
person?
1891: Sabra. age 56. Same or different person?
d. bmd Jun 1897 Scarborough 9d 237 aged 61 |
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James BRITTAIN
c. 30 Jun 1837 (but this could be a late baptism as three brothers are
baptised at the same time |
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Richard Marshall BRITTAIN
c. 30 Jun 1837 (but this could be a late baptism as three brothers are
baptised at the same time
? moves to Scarborough |
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Dean BRITTAIN
c. 27 Apr 1840, Hull
1861: Aged 23, baker from Hull, son-in-law of John and Elizabeth SIMS
1871: Aged 33, 25 Humber Street, Hull, Bread & Biscuit baker with sister
Elizabeth aged 31, dressmaker, both born Hull. |
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John Goodworth BRITTAIN
b. about 1832, Goole or Hull
c. 30 Jun 1837 (but this could be a late baptism as two brothers are
baptised at the same time
1871: aged 39, bricklayer, 46 Cross Street, Scarborough, from Hull
1881:aged 49, bricklayer, 46 Cross Street, Scarborough, from Goole
1891: aged 59, bricklayer, 5 Bow Street, Scarborough, from Hull
d. bmd Dec 1893 Scarborough 9d 297 aged 60 |
m. ?
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Ann ? Sabra?
b. about 1835, Scarborough
1871: Ann, aged 36
1881: Cannot read the name - possibly Sabra. age is 46. Same or different
person?
1891: Sabra. age 56. Same or different person?
d. bmd Jun 1897 Scarborough 9d 237 aged 61 |
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Rosanna/Rose/Rose Ann BRITTAIN
b. about 1860, Scarborough
1871: aged 11, scholar
1881: aged 21, assistant in shop
1891: aged 31, 52 Seaforth Road, Litherland, Lancashire with children Thomas
LAWSON aged 2 and Rose S LAWSON aged 9 months |
m. bmd Mar 1884 Scarborough 9d
536 |
Marshall Robinson LAWSON
b. about 1860, Scarborough
1891, aged 31, barman |
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Mary Ellen BRITTAIN
b. bmd Dec 1861 Scarborough 9d 287
1871: aged 9, scholar
1881: aged 19, dressmaker, lodger with Emma Metcalfe at 52 Hoxton Road, with
son John H O BRITTAIN aged 4 weeks (or months), born Scarborough. Probably
the "Harry" aged 11, scholar, living with his grandparents in 1891
1891: aged 29, 66 Grove Crescent, St Maurice, York |
m. bmd Mar 1889 Scarborough 9d
508 |
George BRADLEY
b. about 1841, Bulma Welburn ???, Yorks
1891: aged 4, clerk of works at York Minster |
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John Goodworth(?) BRITTAIN
b. about 1864, Scarborough
1871: aged 7, scholar
1881: aged 17, with parents, can't read the occupation
1891: aged 27, 27 Park Crescent, St Maurice, York |
m bmd Sep 1890 Bridlington 9d
515 |
Catherine Elizabeth AGARS
b. about 1864, Burton Fleming
1891, aged 27 |
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Elizabeth BRITTAIN
b. about 1866, Scarborough
1871: aged 5, scholar
1881: aged 14, domestic servant |
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Henry/Harry BRITTAIN
b. about 1869, Scarborough
1871: aged 2
1881: aged 12, scholar |
m. bmd Sep 1899
Scarborough 9d 615 |
Florence Emily BOWMAN
or
Sophia CHAMPLEY |
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Isabell BRITTAIN
b. bmd Dec 1871 Scarborough 9d 309
1881: aged 9, Scholar
1891: aged 18, draper's assistant |
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Joseph Marshall BRITTAIN
b. bmd Jun 1873 Scarborough 9d 329
d. bmd Sep 1873 Scarborough 9d 326 |
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Kate BRITTAIN
b. about 1876, Scarborough
1881: aged 5, scholar
1891: aged 15, scholar |
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Jane GOODWORTH
b. 1802, Howden |
m. 8 Jul 1824 Howden |
Thomas FOX
b. about 1799
d. 14 Nov 1846 aged 47
bur. Howden |
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Sarah Ann FOX
c. 9 Jul 1825, Howden |
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Goodworth FOX
c. 8 Feb 1829, Howden
1851: aged 22, inn keeper, Market Place, howden
1861: aged 33, living at back of 52 Luddenden (?) Row, Birmingham, glass and china
dealer from Howden
d. Nov 1867
bur. Howden, aged 38 |
m. bmd Mar 1851 Doncaster 22 81
1861: 1 daughter, Elizabeth, aged 2, born Barnby Dunn
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Jane PEARSON
b. about 1832, Barnby Dunn
1851: aged 20 from Barnby Dunn. There is a visitor in the house called
Frances PEARSON, aged 58 from Hatfield
1861: aged 29 from Barnby Dunn
1871: Earthenware dealer living at ?4 German gate, Chesterfield, widowed
with 4 daughters:
Sarah A FOX, aged 15?, b. Barnby Dun
Mary FOX, aged 9, scholar from Warwick
Alice FOX, aged 8, scholar from Warwick
Maria FOX, aged 4, from Warwick
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Mary E FOX
b. abt 1834, Howden
1851: Milliner's apprentice, aged 17, living with brother Goodworth |
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Sarah GOODWORTH
c. 11 Apr 1804, Howden
1861: aged 57, Living in Marketplace, Howden
1871: Aged 67, Hail Gate, Howden, farmer's wife born Howden
1881: Aged 77, Bishop Gate, Howden
d. bmd Sep 1884 Howden 9d 71 aged 80 |
m. 4 Dec 1827
more research to be done |
Robert CLAYBOURN
?c. 10 Dec 1805, Skelton, Howden
son of Robert CLAYBOURN and Margaret RICHARDSON (m. 11 Dec 1798 Aughton
near Selby, Yorkshire)
1861: aged 55, butcher from Kilpin
1871: aged 65, farmer of 25 acres born Kilpin Dike
1881: aged 75
d. bmd Mar 1888 Howden 9d 64 aged 82 |
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Mary Ann CLAYBOURN |
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George Richardson CLAYBOURN |
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Fanny CLAYBOURN |
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John Goodworth CLAYBOURN
b. about 1834, Howden
1871: aged 37, Market Place, Howden, butcher, born Howden
d. 30 Sep 1871 aged 37
bur. 3 Oct 1871 Howden Minster
"In affectionate remembrance of John Goodworth Claybourn of
Howden..." |
m. bmd Dec 1859 Goole 9c 829 |
Hannah LONGHORN
b. about 1838, Airmyn
1871: aged 33 from Airmyn |
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Robert CLAYBOURN
1861: aged 25, butcher, living with parents
1871: aged 35, living with parents, farmer's son, born Howden
1881: aged 45, still living with parents
d. bmd Jun 1900 Howden 9d 65 aged 64 |
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Sarah CLAYBOURN
1861: aged 23, living with parents |
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George CLAYBOURN
b. about 1841, Howden
1861: aged 20, Hailgate, Howden, butcher
1871: aged 30, Market Place, Howden,, Butcher.
1881: aged 40, North Street, Goole, Master Butcher
1891: aged 50, 50 Boothferry Road, Hook, Butcher |
m. ? |
Annie E ?
b. about 1839, Howden
1861: aged 23
1871: aged 32
1881: aged 43
1891: aged 53 |
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George CLAYBOURN
b. about 1841, Howden
1861: aged 20, Hailgate, Howden, butcher
1871: aged 30, Market Place, Howden,, Butcher.
1881: aged 40, North Street, Goole, Master Butcher
1891: aged 50, 50 Boothferry Road, Hook, Butcher |
m.? |
Annie E ?
b. about 1839, Howden
1861: aged 23
1871: aged 32
1881: aged 43
1891: aged 53 |
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Robert William CLAYBOURN
b. bmd Jun 1861 Howden 9d 91
1871: aged 9
1881: aged 19, butcher
1891: aged 29, 33 Vermuyden Terrace, Goole, butcher. Children Sarah A
CLAYBOURN (2) and Robert E CLAYBOURN (1) |
m. bmd Sep 1886 Goole 9c 856 |
Alice HOPLEY
b. about 1861, Goole
1891: aged 29 |
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Fanny E CLAYBOURN
b. about 1864, Howden
1871: aged 7
1881: aged 17, Butcher's assistant |
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George D CLAYBOURN
b. about 1866, Howden
1871: aged 5
1881: aged 15, scholar |
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John Goodworth CLAYBOURN
b. about 1868, Howden
1871: aged 3
1881: aged 13, scholar
1891: aged 23, butcher's assistant |
m. bmd Dec 1891 Goole 9c 1346 |
? |
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Greg CLAYBOURN
b. about 1870, Howden
1871: aged 1
1881: aged 11, scholar |
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Fred CLAYBOURN
b. bmd Sep 1871 Howden 9d 75 (listed as Claybourne)
1881: aged 9, scholar
1891: aged 19, joiner |
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Harry Young CLAYBOURN
b. bmd Mar 1874 Goole 9c 738
1881: aged 8, scholar
1891: aged 17, pupil teacher |
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Annie Hopwood CLAYBOURN
b. bmd Jun 1876 Goole 9c 778
1881: aged 5, scholar
1891: aged 14, with aunt Mary A Thackray, Widow aged 62, born Howden, at 4
Mount (something), Otley, Yorkshire. |
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Sarah Louise CLAYBOURN
b. bmd Dec 1878 Goole 9c 763
1881: aged 2
1891: aged 12, scholar |
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Ernest CLAYBOURN
b. about 1881, Goole
1881: aged 4 months
1891: aged 10, scholar |
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John GOODWORTH
b. 1808, Howden
1851: Hull, aged 42
1861: aged 52, bricklayer employing 34 men and 4 boys, from Howden. At 1
Lampham Terrace??
He is a bricklayer
d. bmd Sep 1883 Sculcoates 9d 113 aged 76
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m. (1) 22 Mar 1832, Howden |
Mary FISH
c. 3 Jul 1808, Howden
daughter of Thomas FISH and Frances SUGDEN
d. bmd Mar 1848 Hull 22 320 |
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Frances GOODWORTH
c. 26 Jun 1833, Howden
1851: Hull, aged 17
1861: aged 27 (see below) |
m. 26 Sep 1852 St James,
Kingston upon Hull, Yorkshire
2daughters Sarah L? BARON, aged 3 in 1861 and Fanny M? BARON aged 10 months
in 1861
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Edward BARON
(at least one branch of this family goes to Australia)
1861: aged 30, <something> turner, from Hull |
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Sarah GOODWORTH
c. 29 Oct 1834, Howden
?? d. bmd Mar 1847 Hull 22 398 |
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Mary GOODWORTH
c. 10 Oct 1835, Howden
1851: East Sculcoates, aged 16 |
m. bmd Jun 1857 Sculcoates 9d
225
Both resident on Waterworth Street at the time of their marriage
Children if any to be researched |
William EDGLEY
b. about 1836, shoemaker, son of Edward EDGLEY, brickmaster/brickmaker |
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Elizabeth GOODWORTH
c. 16 Dec 1836, Howden
1851: Hull, aged 14. It looks as if she is working for Elizabeth TINDALL
widowed, aged 35, draper from Hull, her brother Edward BARON (see above) and
his wife, Frances
1861: (maybe) aged 23, house servant at 27 Win???halce???
1871: domestic servant from Howden aged 33 with Charles and Jane LEWIS at 8
Carlton Terrace(?), Spring Bank, in North Myton, Hull
1881: 6 Waterloo Street Barber's Shop, Sculcoates
1891: 66 Liddell Street, West Sculcoates, aged 52 |
m. bmd Mar 1872 Sculcoates 9d
250
at Sculcoates Register Office |
Samuel BRITTAIN
b. about 1838, Hull
1881: Hair dresser
1891: hairdresser aged 53 |
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John Thornton
GOODWORTH
b. bmd Sep 1838 Howden 23 52
1851: Hull, aged 12
1861: aged 22, bricklayer, living at 8 Past<something> Street, Hull. he is a
cousin of the head Miles JACKSON, bricklayer from Wressle
1871: Laborer general work aged 32 at 35 G????? Street, North Myton, Hull
?1881: Farm labourer aged 44 from Howden, living at 31 Mill Street, Hull
??d. bmd Jun 1894 Hull 9d 144 aged "49" |
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Hannah
GOODWORTH
? b. bmd Dec 1841 Howden 23 36
c. 18 Nov 1841, Howden
1851: Hull, aged 10
1861: aged 19 from Howden, with parents
1871: Aged 29, with stepmother Harriet
1891: perhaps aged 50 in High Street, Wroot, with husband Joseph aged 70. No
sign of any children. |
m. Dec 1877 Sculcoates 9d 355
From certificate: Marriage is on ?5th Dec 1877 at St Paul's Sculcoates,
minister is J Ashley BROAD?
Hannah is 36, spinster, resident in Waterloo Street, father John GOODWORTH
bricklayer.
Joseph is 50, widower, labourer, resident in Waterloo Street, father John
HEADLAND, labourer. Both mark. Witnesses John BURNET? and E BURNET? |
Joseph HEADLAND
b. about 1827, possibly Waddingham, Lincs. |
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John GOODWORTH
Still alive in 1871, but where? |
m. (2) bmd Sep 1848 22 333
John is living at 46 North Street
Harriet is living at 43 Brook Street |
Harriet MICHAELWAIT, nee MILLER
b. about 1805, Hull
m. 1834 Holy Trinity, Hull to Edward MICHAELWAIT
1861: aged 56 from Hull
1871:aged 65, bricklayer's wife, with (step-)daughter Hannah GOODWORTH and
granddaughter Fanny BARON (aged 10) at 13 Canning Street, North Myton,
Hull
d. bmd Dec 1884 Hull 9d 215 aged 80 |
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Maria GOODWORTH
b. about 1849, Hull
b. bmd Mar 1849 Hull 22 ???
1861: aged 12, from Hull
1881: Aged 32 from Hull, with husband and 7 children |
m. bmd Mar 1869 Sculcoates 9d
221 |
William HUNTER
b. about 1850
1881:Hull, 13 Canning Street, Stone mason |
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Mary GOODWORTH
c. 10 Oct 1835, Howden
1851: East Sculcoates, aged 16
1861: aged 25 (but from Barnsley, probably a mistake), 11 Berry Row,
Barnsley. There are a few other Edgley neighbours, probably William's
brothers and mother etc.
1871: aged 37 from Hull 6 Berry Row, Barnsley
1881: aged 47 from Hull, 20 Berry Row, Barnsley
1891: aged 60 from Hull, 32 Berry Row, Barnsley
1901: aged 68 from Hull, 32 back High Street, Barnsley
? d. bmd Sep 1902, Barnsley 9c 104 aged 69 |
m. bmd Jun 1857 Sculcoates 9d
225
Both resident on Waterworth Street at the time of their marriage
1861 and beyond and children are a bit speculative but the Hull origin of
Mary and William's job as a shoemaker are good signs |
William EDGLEY
b. Barnsley?
b. about 1836, shoemaker, son of Edward EDGLEY, brickmaster/brickmaker
1861: aged 24 from Barnsley, bootmaker
1871: aged 35, from Barnsley, gardener
1881: aged 45 from Barnsley, shoemaker (finisher)
1891: aged 52 from Barnsley, shoemaker
1901: aged 64 from Barnsley, boot & shoe maker
? d. bmd Dec 1910 Barnsley 9c 125, aged 72 |
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Henry EDGLEY
b. about 1859, Barnsley
1861: aged 2 from Barnsley
1871: aged 13 scholar from Barnsley
1891: aged 35, moulder iron foundry, from Barnsley, at parents' house? |
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Harriett EDGLEY
b. bmd Mar 1860 Barnsley 9c 135
1861: aged 1 from Barnsley
1871: aged 10, scholar from Barnsley |
? m. bmd Sep 1882 Barnsley 9c
197 |
William Edgar FARAM
or
Frank TIPPING or TOPPING |
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Maria EDGLEY
b. about 1863 Barnsley
1871: aged 8, scholar from Barnsley |
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Sarah EDGLEY
b. about 1867 Barnsley
1871: aged 4, scholar from Barnsley
1881: aged 4, linen factory operative, from Barnsley |
? m. bms Jun 1889 Barnsley 9c
230 |
George KILNER
or
Walter MAXLOW |
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John William EDGLEY
b. about 1869 Barnsley
1871: aged 2, from Barnsley
1881: aged 11, scholar from Barnsley
? d. bmd Sep 1888 Barnsley 9c 80 aged 19 |
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Emma EDGLEY
b. bmd Dec 1874 Barnsley 9c 175
b. about 1875 Barnsley
1881: aged 6, scholar from Barnsley
1891: aged 16, linen factory hand, from Barnsley
?d. bmd Jun 1896 Barnsley 9c 102 aged 21 |
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Polly EDGLEY
b. about 1878 Barnsley
1881: aged 3, from Barnsley |
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Elizabeth GOODWORTH
c. 16 Dec 1836, Howden
1851: Hull, aged 14
1881: 6 Waterloo Street Barber's Shop, Sculcoates
1891: 66 Liddell Street, West Sculcoates, aged 52 |
m. bmd Mar 1872 Sculcoates 9d
250
at Sculcoates Register Office |
Samuel BRITTAIN
b. about 1838, Hull
1881: Hair dresser
1891: hairdresser aged 53 |
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Eliza BRITTAIN
b. about 1873, Hull
1891: aged 18 |
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Maria GOODWORTH
b. about 1849, Hull
b. bmd Mar 1849 Hull 22 ???
1881: Aged 32 from Hull, with husband and 7 children
The family seems to have been absent for the 1891 census |
m. bmd Mar 1869 Sculcoates 9d
221 |
William HUNTER
b. about 1850, Marfleet Hold
1881:Hull, Aged 31, 13 Canning Street, Stone mason |
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John Henry HUNTER
born about 1870, Hull
1881: aged 11, scholar |
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Ada HUNTER
born about 1871, Hull
?b. bmd Mar 1871 Hull 9d 234
1881: aged 10, scholar
1891: aged
1901: aged |
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Ernest HUNTER
born about 1873, Doncaster
1881: aged 8, scholar
1891: aged
1901: aged 28, Hilderthorpe, Stone mason |
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William HUNTER
born about 1875, Hull
1881: aged 6, scholar
1891: aged
?1901: aged 25, Boilermaker, Sculcoates or aged 26, coal dealer |
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Robinson HUNTER
born about 1876, Hull
b. bmd Mar 1876 Hull 9d 274. Notice also Florence on page 273 - perhaps
twins?
1881: aged 5, scholar
1901: aged 25, Hull |
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Lilian HUNTER
born about 1878, Hull
1881: aged 3 scholar |
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Joseph HUNTER
born about 1880, Hull
1881: aged 1, scholar |
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Arthur Goodworth HUNTER
b. bmd Jun 1883 Hull 9d 290
1901: aged 16, stone mason's apprentice?? |
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William GOODWORTH
c. 1776, Hatfield
d. before 1838
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m. 1 Jan 1797, Howden
Not necessarily this William GOODWORTH |
Hannah SAGAR
b. about 1775, Fishlake, Yorkshire (? 4 Apr 1775, daughter of John SAGAR?)
1851: Aged 76, Widow, "Parish Relief Sailors Widow" in Kilpin with
granddaughter Sarah GOODWORTH, 20 ("sailors daughter") |
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Hannah GOODWORTH
b. 15 Nov 1797
c. 5 Jun 1798, Howden
d. by 1817 |
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Sarah GOODWORTH
c. 3 Apr 1800, Howden
d. by 1804 |
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John GOODWORTH
b. 10 Oct 1798, Howden Dyke (according to his seaman's ticket)
c. 23 Nov 1801, Howden
1861: aged 60, mariner from Howden
1871: aged 70, mariner from Howden, living at Ousegate, Selby
?1881: Selby, 5 Ousegate, retired captain aged 82
d. bmd Jun 1884 Selby 9c 427 aged 85
Since my PRO visit I'm now a bit more nervous about assuming that this
John (i.e. son of William and Hannah) is the mariner in the 1881 census,
because he consistently claims a birth date in 1798/1799. If true, it's
not clear why Sarah would have been christened before him. But maybe they
just forgot...). Seaman's ticket -48676:
Born Howden Dyke, 10 Oct 1798
Mate
Height: 5ft 7 1/2 in
Hair: Brown
Complexion: Dark
Eyes: Grey
Scar on left eye
1st went to sea as Apprentice in 1813
When unemployed resides at Howden Dyke
Issued at Goole 5 Dec 1844
Can Write? No |
m. 16 Dec 1823, Howden |
Ann ECCLES
daughter of Richard ECCLES and Hannah FREEMAN,
c. 8 Apr 1805, Howden,
elder sister of Hannah ECCLES
1861: aged 57 from Howden
1871: aged 67 from Howden |
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Sarah GOODWORTH
c. 10 Jun 1804, Howden |
? m. 27 May 1825, Howden |
William HOOD |
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William GOODWORTH
c. 10 Jun 1804, Howden
1851: Howden, aged 47 from Kilpin
1861: Howden, aged 59, porter from Howden Dyke
? d. bmd Mar 1878 Howden 9d 59 aged 76 |
m. 27 Nov 1827, Howden |
Ann SARGINSON
b. about 1806, Swinefleet
1861: aged 56, born Howden Dyke |
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Thomas GOODWORTH
c. 3 Aug 1808, Howden
d. by 1814 |
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Goodworths |
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George GOODWORTH
c. 7 Feb 1811, Howden
d. bmd Jun 1896 Goole 9c 451 aged 85
Listed as a Mariner in around 1837, but no Seaman's ticket (introduced in
the 1850s) found for this George
1861: on the "Norfolk", married, aged 51, Seaman from Howden Dyke |
m. 1 Apr 1834, Howden |
Hannah ECCLES
daughter of Richard ECCLES and Hannah FREEMAN,
c. 16 Jan 1810, Howden,
younger sister of Ann ECCLES
Perhaps d. 5 Jan 1872 in Goole ("Hannah GOODWORTH of
Shuffleton" aged 62 years) |
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Thomas GOODWORTH
c. 4 Oct 1814, Howden
Seaman's ticket 487672:
Born Howden, 14 Oct 1814 (i.e. clashes with the c. date)
Height 5/7
1st went to sea as Boy
Issued around 10-14 Aug 1850
Can Write? No
Thomas is listed in the earlier Seaman's register (1837 ish) but gets his
ticket very late. |
m. 27 Mar 1838, Hook
m. bmd Mar 1838 Goole 23 197 |
Mary BELLAS |
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Hannah GOODWORTH
c. 5 Sep 1817, Howden |
m bmd Dec 1838 Howden 23 127
m. 11 Oct 1838, Parish Church, Howden
Hannah is of full age, spinster, residing in Howdendyke, daughter of the
late William GOODWORTH, sailor
Rhodes is of full age, a widower, sailor, residing in Selby, son of the
late Benjamin Chappel, sailor
Both probably sign, witnesses Hannah Goodworth (signs?) and John Goodworth
(marks).
Marriage by G. W. Holt, Curate. |
Rhodes CHAPEL or CHAPPEL
Perhaps c. 21 Oct 1814, Knottingley and 1st marriage 02 Mar 1834 in Selby
to Rebecca THOMPSON |
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John GOODWORTH c. 1798-1884 |
m. 1823, Howden |
Ann ECCLES c. 1805-after 1871 |
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Ann GOODWORTH
c. 9 Oct 1824, Howden |
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Richard GOODWORTH
b. Feb 1825 according to his seaman's ticket
c. 22 Feb 1826, Howden
1881: ? On the Isabella Pretty in Fareham, Hants
1891: Master of the "Amy", in Kent, aged 56(?), from Howden
1901: Master Mariner Ret (retired), aged 74 in Goole
Seaman's ticket -49627
Born Howden Dyke, ? Feb 1825
Mate
Height: 5ft 4 in
Hair: Dark brown
Complexion: Dark
Eyes: Brown
1st went to sea as Boy in 1832
When unemployed resides at Howden
Ticketed at Goole 7 Oct 1844(?)
Can Write? No
Replaced by ticket 196477 which has much the same details except
1st went to sea as Boy in 1831
Ticketed at Harwich 17 Dec 1845
d. bmd Dec 1903 Goole 9c 557 |
m. bmd Sep 1848 Selby 23 490 |
Martha SHAW
b. about 1830/1833, Selby
1861: in Howden, aged 32, mariner's wife, born Selby
1881: Goole, George Street, "Maria", aged 58
1891: Goole, 23 George St., "wife", aged 61
? d. bmd Jun 1894 Goole 9c 388 aged 65 |
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George GOODWORTH
c. 6 Jun 1828, Howden
1871: Mate on the Tryon (?) in Hampshire with the Depledge family
1901: Seaman, London, aged 74 (still working on this one -
see the London pages)
Seaman's ticket 59612:
Born Howden Dyke, May 1828
Cook
Height: 5ft 2 1/4 in
Hair: Brown
Complexion: Ruddy
Eyes: Blue
1st went to sea as Boy in 1843
When unemployed resides at Howden Dyke
Ticketed at Goole 14 Dec 1844
Can Write? Yes |
m. 11? August
1853, StAugustine, London
Certificate:
George is a bachelor, of full age, Sailor of Upper Thames Street, son of
John Goodworth, sailor
Mary Ann is a Spinster, of full age, of 4 Roole??? Street, daughter of
William GEORGE, sailor
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John GOODWORTH
c. 11 Jun 1830, Howden
d. 1849 St Olave, of Cholera, in a workhouse?
I think this John is the one described with seaman's ticket 124757:
b. Howden Dike May 1830
Apprentice
Height: 5ft 3 1/4 in
Hair: Brown
Complexion: Fresh
Eyes: Brown
1st went to sea as Boy in 1845
When unemployed resides at Howden Dyke
Ticketed at Goole 3 Jul 1845
Can Write? Yes
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Hannah
GOODWORTH
b. bmd Jun 1838 Howden 23 51
c. 8 May 1838, Howden
1871: aged 31, widowed, living with parents and children Ann PEARSON
(12), Freeman PEARSON (10) and Mariah PEARSON (8)
1881: Selby, 5 Ousegate, head of family, with daughter Maria Pearson aged
18 etc.
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m. bmd Jun 1858 London City
1c164
m. 3 Jun 1858, All Hallows the Great, London
Certificate:
Hannah is of full age (interesting as I thought that meant
"over 21", Spinster, Princes Lane, ????, d. of
John Goodworth, Master Mariner
Jonas is of full age, widower, Master
Mariner, resident in Selby, son of Martin PEARSON, Tailor.
Married by licence in the parish church
by Geo. MANSFIELD, witnesses Freeman GOODWORTH and Mary Ann GOODWORTH
(signed with mark - probably Mary Ann GEORGE |
Jonas PEARSON
b. abt 1835, Selby
1851: aged 26, Park Place, Selby, with (1st?) wife Ann PEARSON, aged 26,
from Howden Dyke. Next door to hannah GOODWORTH (41) from Howden Dyke and
her son George GOODWORTH (9 months) from Selby
d. before 1871 |
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Freeman
GOODWORTH
b. bmd Jun 1840 Howden 23 54
c. 3 Jun 1840, Howden
1851: Aged 10, scholar born Howden Dike, living with mother
1861: Master of the ship, Reliance, aged 20 from Howden Dyke.
No sign of either Freeman (a mariner according to the marriage
certificate**) or Louisa after 1861 yet. Do they emigrate? |
m. bmd Dec 1861
Selby 9c 772
Married 07 Dec 1861 by licence at the parish of Brayton (?), by Richard
Paver, vicar.
Freeman is of full age, a bachelor, mariner, resident Selby, son of John
GOODWORTH, master mariner
Louisa is of full age, a spinster, resident Barlow, daughter of William
STEELS, labourer.
Witnesses Ellen STEELS and Samuel LAYCOCK |
Louisa STEELS |
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Richard GOODWORTH
b. Feb 1825 according to his seaman's ticket
c. 22 Feb 1826, Howden
1881: ? On the Isabella Pretty in Fareham, Hants
1891: Master of the "Amy", in Kent, aged 56(?), from Howden
1901: Master Mariner Ret (retired), aged 74 in Goole
Seaman's ticket -49627
Born Howden Dyke, ? Feb 1825
Mate
Height: 5ft 4 in
Hair: Dark brown
Complexion: Dark
Eyes: Brown
1st went to sea as Boy in 1832
When unemployed resides at Howden
Ticketed at Goole 7 Oct 1844(?)
Can Write? No
Replaced by ticket 196477 which has much the same details except
1st went to sea as Boy in 1831
Ticketed at Harwich 17 Dec 1845
d. bmd Dec 1903 Goole 9c 557 |
m. bmd Sep 1848 Selby 23 490
Cannot yet confirm the following info: "Robert" Goodworth, m.
Martha SHAW, 26 Aug 1848, Parish Church, Selby, witnesses John GOODWORTH
and William ELLISON. |
Martha SHAW
b. about 1830/1833, Selby
1861: in Howden, aged 32, mariner's wife, born Selby
1871: At Howdendyke Road, Kilpin, aged 38 from Selby, with Matilda,
Richard and Martha Wilson
1881: Goole, George Street, "Maria", aged 58
1891: Goole, 23 George St., "wife", aged 61, with granddaughter
Edith M CHESTER
? d. bmd Jun 1894 Goole 9c 388 aged 65 |
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Ann GOODWORTH
b. bmd Dec 1852 Selby 9c 451
c. 7 Nov 1852, Selby
1861: aged 8, born Selby
?1881(or 1891?- check!): Domestic servant ("Annie") aged 37 with Robert and
Elizabeth MILLER (he a surgeon/physician from Scotland) at 53
Bedford Gardens, Kensington. London
1901: Cook aged 47 at 53 Bedford Gardens, working for widowed Elizabeth
MILLER |
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Matilda GOODWORTH
b. bmd Dec 1854 Selby 9c 453
c. 14 Jan 1855, Selby
1861: aged 6, born Selby
1871: At home, aged 15, from Selby
1881: 2 Back South St., Goole
1891: 2 William Street, Hook, Goole, widowed, aged 34 with 6 children and
widowed mother-in-law Sarah CHESTER aged 82 from Skelton
1901: House Keeper Domestic, Goole, aged 45 |
m. Dec 1876 Goole bmd 9c 1030 |
Reuben CHESTER
? b, bmd Sep 1852 Goole 9c 442
1881: Mariner
d. presumably between 1888 and 1891 |
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John Joseph GOODWORTH (GOODWITH)
c. 3 Oct 1850, Selby
? d. bmd Jun 1854 Selby 9c 294 |
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John GOODWORTH
b. bmd Mar 1857 Selby 9c 574
1861: aged 4, born Selby
1881: On the "Isabella Pretty" in
Fareham, Hants, with father Richard
d. bmd Jun 1889 Goole 9c 453? aged 31
**" CoFE cemetary Goole plot 1655 section 1: "In affectionate remembrance of
John Goodworth the beloved husband of Susannah Goodworth who died April 29th
1889 aged 32 - not dead but gone before. Also of Arthur Rawson Goodworth son
of the above who died Oct 7th 1898 aged 15. Also of Susannah beloved wife of
the above who died January 29th 1940 aged 78." |
m. bmd Mar 1882 Goole 9c 788 |
Susannah FOSTER
b. 1862, daughter of Samuel Joseph FOSTER 1841-1862 and Charlotte YOUNG
1841-?
c. 20 Jul 1862
1881: was working as a servant for JOhn HOPLEY in Stanley Street
1891: Aged 28, shopkeeper, widow, living at 39 George Street, Goole with
her 3 youngest children, born Goole
Sussanah remarries William CHERRY (1863-1903) bmd Sep 1894, Goole
(24th Aug 1894) and has at least one further child Ada 1895-1982.
1901: Grocer shopkeeper, 41 Geo St, Goole
**This shop became Wilsons Bakery in 1950 or earlier, but is no longer
there.
d. 29 Jan 1940
**Susannah's father Samuel drowned in the river Ouse with his ship's mate
Henry PROSKITT on 07 Aug 1862. Samuel's widow Charlotte married George
RAWSON and had children George W RAWSON and Esther RAWSON |
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Richard GOODWORTH
b. bmd Dec 1858 Howden 9d 80
c. 16 Jan 1859, Howden
1861: aged 2, born Skelton
1871: At home, aged 12, scholar from Skelton
1881: Hook, 31 Albert Street, sailor aged 22 from Skelton
1891: Crew, & Master of the "Hydra", moored at Chamberlain
Wharf, London. From Howden Dyke, aged 31.
Mariner's certificate of competence etc.:
b. Howden Dyke, 1860
Certified as Master at Hull, 14 Dec 1886
Cert. lost at Goole 01/1902, renewed as cert. no. 104664
d. bmd Jun 1913 Goole 9c 997 aged 55 |
m. ? bmd Dec 1880 Selby 9c 1039 |
Martha Annie
?VERNEY
b. about 1862, Goole, daughter of Elizabeth VERNEY
1901: 59 Carter St., Goole aged 39
d. bmd Mar 1902 9c 510 aged 39 |
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Martha Wilson GOODWORTH
b. bmd Sep 1861 Howden 9d 79
1871: At home, aged 7, scholar from Skelton
1881: Goole, George Street, aged 18 from Skelton |
m. bmd Sep 1890 Goole 9c 1090 |
Tom George GRAVELL |
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Matilda GOODWORTH
b. bmd Dec 1854 Selby 9c 453
c. 14 Jan 1855, Selby
1881: 2 Back South St., Goole
1891: 2 William Street, Hook, Goole, widowed, aged 34 with 6 children
and widowed mother-in-law Sarah CHESTER aged 82 from Skelton
1901: House Keeper Domestic, Goole, aged 45 |
m. Dec 1876 Goole bmd 9c 1030 |
Reuben CHESTER
? b, bmd Sep 1852 Goole 9c 442
1881: Mariner
d. presumably between 1888 and 1891 |
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Herbert Goodworth CHESTER
b. bmd Mar 1877 Goole 9c 796
1891: aged 14, clothing shop assistant
1901: aged 24, Selby, Pawn broker's assistant |
m. bmd Sep 1901 Goole 9c 1396 |
perhaps Emma LUMB or Mary Jane
SAXTON |
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Edith M(atilda?) CHESTER
1881: b. about 1879, Goole
1891: aged 13, Goole, with grandmother Martha |
? m. bmd Sep 1901 Goole 9c 1423 |
perhaps William ARMISTEAD or
John Thomas HYDE |
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Sarah M CHESTER
1881: b. about 1880, Goole
1891: aged 10, scholar
1901: aged 21, General Servant Domestic in Camberwell, London |
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(Gertrude?) Emma CHESTER
b. about 1882, Goole
?b. bmd Jun 1883 Goole 9c 778
1891: aged 9, scholar
1901: general Serv Domestic, Goole, aged 19 |
? m. bmd Dec 1903 Goole 9c 1405 |
William LAWTON
or
Tom MARRITT
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Annie CHESTER
b. about 1885, Goole
1891: aged 6
1901: aged 16 |
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Minnie CHESTER
b. about 1887, Goole
1891: aged 4
1901: aged 14 |
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Elizabeth M CHESTER
b. about 1889, Goole
1891: aged 2
1901: aged 12 |
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John GOODWORTH
b. bmd Mar 1857 Selby 9c 574
1881: On the "Isabella Pretty" in
Fareham, Hants, with father Richard
? d. bmd Jun 1889 Goole 9c 453? aged 31
**d. George Street, Goole
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Susannah FOSTER
b. 1862, daughter of Samuel FOSTER 1841-1862 and Charlotte YOUNG 1841-?
1881: was working as a servant for John HOPLEY in Stanley Street
1891: Aged 28, shopkeeper, widow, living at 39 George Street, Goole with
her 3 youngest children, born Goole
Sussanah remarries William CHERRY (1863-1903) bmd Sep 1894, Goole
and has at least one further child Ada 1895-1982
1901: Grocer shopkeeper, 41 Geo St, Goole. **This shop became Wilsons
Bakery in 1950 or earlier, but is no longer there.
d. 29 Jan 1940
**Susannah's father Samuel drowned in the river Ouse with his ship's mate
Henry PROSKITT on 07 Aug 1862. Samuel's widow Charlotte married George
RAWSON and had children George W RAWSON and Esther RAWSON |
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Arthur Rawson GOODWORTH
b. bmd Dec 1883 Goole 9c 782?
1891: "Sailor's Orphan", scholar at Port of Hull Society's
Orphan Home
d. bmd Dec 1898 Goole 9c 505 aged 15
d. 07 Oct 1898 |
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Richard Freeman GOODWORTH
b. 03 Mar 1885
b. bmd Jun 1885 Goole 9c 782
1891: aged 6, scholar
1901: Labourer dock
d. bmd Jun 1973 Howden 2a 335 |
m. bmd Dec 1910 Goole 9c 1628
2 children |
Margaret LEEK |
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Nora Annie GOODWORTH
b. about 1886
1891: aged 5, scholar
1901: aged "11"
d. 1914 |
m. bmd Mar 1907 Goole 9c 1074
4 children?
(I have been contacted by a descendant of this branch, who has provided
quite a lot of info.) |
Jack William GREEN
b. 1880
d. 1949 |
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John W(illiam?) GOODWORTH
b. bmd Jun 1888 Goole 9c 727
1891: aged 3
1901: aged 13
1922: Newsagent, 61 Carlisle St
? d. about 1948, Goole (Newsagent and Tobacconist)
d. bmd Jun 1947 Leeds 2c 294 aged 59 |
?m bmd Jun 1911 Goole 9c 1500
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Lily Gertrude RAYWOOD
b. about 1896
d. bmd Dec 1963 Goole 2b 502 aged 77 |
Not completely sure about this one yet either...
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Richard GOODWORTH
b. bmd Dec 1858 Howden 9d 80
c. 16 Jan 1859, Howden
1881: Hook, 31 Albert Street, sailor aged 22 from Skelton
1891: Crew, & Master of the "Hydra", moored at Chamberlain
Wharf, London. From Howden Dyke, aged 31.
Lived at 102 Centenary Road, Goole
d. bmd Jun 1913 Goole 9c 997 aged 55 |
m. ? bmd Dec 1880 Selby 9c 1039 |
Martha Annie
VERNEY (perhaps widowed?)
b. about 1862, Goole, daughter of Elizabeth VERNEY (b. about 1834, is
widowed and living with the family in 1891) census
1891: aged 29, living at 58 Carter? Street, in Armin (Airmyn)
1901: 59 Carter St., Goole aged 39
d. bmd Mar 1902 9c 510 aged 39 |
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John Richard
GOODWORTH
b. bmd Mar 1882, Goole 9c 743
1891: aged 9
1901: Mariner
Master's cert. no 104779, re-issued after the original was
lost on ?SS "Burma", sunk by an enemy mine on 23 Jun 1916
Qualified as Mate 27 Jan 1903
as Master 22 ? 1907
d. bmd Dec 1933 Goole 9c 893 aged 51 |
m. bmd Sep 1905 Leeds 9b 1126
Oxford Place Chapel, Oxford Place, Leeds |
Florence Ada WILLOWS
b. 7 Feb 1884
d. bmd Jun 1969 Selby 2c 1695 |
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Joe GOODWORTH
b. bmd Sep 1884 Goole 9c 767
1891: aged 6
1901: Fitters Apprentice Marine
d. bmd Mar 1961 Goole 2b 677 aged 76 |
m. bmd Mar 1907 Goole 9c 1105 |
Annie HEYWOOD
b. 1885
d. bmd Mar 1966 Goole 2b 694 |
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Martha
(Elizabeth?) GOODWORTH
b. bmd Dec 1886 Goole 9c 755
1891: aged 4
1901: Mariners Apprentice ??? Perhaps Milliners Apprentice |
?? m. bmd Sep 1907 Goole 9c 1445 |
Harold Storr TAYLOR |
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Thomas George
GOODWORTH
b. bmd Jun 1890 Goole 9c 731
1891: aged 1
1901: Milliners Apprentice?
1926: Jan 15, Bosun on the "New Toronto", arriving at New York from St
Vincent, aged 37, at sea for 20 years
d. bmd Dec 1956 Hull 2a 235 aged 66 |
m.(1) bmd Jun 1917
Sculcoates 9d 326 (or 336)
m. (2) bmd Mar 1948 Hull 2a 593
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b. about 1890
d. bmd Mar 1935 Sculcoates 9d 220 aged 45
Enid HUNTER
(who I think remarries bmd Mar 1959 Holderness 2a 263 to ? JACKSON) |
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Percy GOODWORTH
b. 11 Dec 1892
b. bmd Mar 1893 Goole 9c 833
d. bmd Dec 1971 Hull 2a 675 |
m. bmd Jun 1922 Sculcoates 9d
448
Probably at least one living descendant |
Ellen FUSSEY or PUSSEY
b. 07 Nov 1895
d. bmd 1990 09.90 Beverly 7 0194 |
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John Richard
GOODWORTH
b. bmd Mar 1882, Goole 9c 743
1901: Mariner
Master's cert. no 104779, re-issued after the original was
lost on ?SS "Burma", sunk by an enemy mine on 23 Jun 1916
Qualified as Mate 27 Jan 1903
as Master 22 ? 1907
d. bmd Dec 1933 Goole 9c 893 aged 51 |
m. bmd Sep 1905 Leeds 9b 1126
Oxford Place Chapel, Oxford Place, Leeds |
Florence Ada WILLOWS
b. 7 Feb 1884
d. bmd Jun 1969 Selby 2c 1695 |
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Hannah
GOODWORTH
b. bmd Jun 1838 Howden 23 51
c. 8 May 1838, Howden
1881: Widow, Selby, 5 Ousegate, head of family, with daughter Maria,
father John, and boarder Charles BOOTHMAN aged 17 from Pollington
(Telegraph Clerk), presumably related
1891: Widow, aged 53, Grocer, 17 Ousegate, Selby
1901: aged 63, grocer shopkeeper, selby |
m. bmd Jun 1858 London City
1c164
m. 3 Jun 1858, All Hallows the Great, London
Certificate:
Hannah is of full age (interesting as I thought that meant
"over 21", Spinster, Princes Lane, ????, d. of
John Goodworth, Master Mariner
Jonas is of full age, widower, Master
Mariner, resident in Selby, son of Martin PEARSON, Tailor.
Married by licence in the parish church
by Geo. Mansfield, witnesses Freeman Goodworth and Mary Ann Goodworth
(signed with mark - probably Mary Ann GEORGE |
Jonas PEARSON |
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Maria PEARSON
b. about 1863, Selby
?b. bmd Dec 1862 Selby 9c 532
1881: living with mother, aged 18
1891: aged 28 |
m. bmd Jun 1890 Selby 1219 |
George OWEN
b. about 1861, Selby
1891: Solicitor's clerk, aged 30 |
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Maria PEARSON
b. about 1863, Selby
1881: living with mother, aged 18
1891: aged 28
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No sign of this family after 1891. Do they emigrate? |
George OWEN
b. about 1861, Selby
1891: Solicitor's clerk, aged 30 |
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Kate OWEN
b. before 1891, Selby |
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William GOODWORTH
c. 10 Jun 1804, Howden
1851: Howden, aged 47 from Kilpin, Yorkshire
1861: Howden, aged 59, porter from Howden Dyke
? d. bmd Mar 1878 Howden 9d 59 aged 76 |
m. 27 Nov 1827, Howden |
Ann SARGINSON
b. about 1806, Swinefleet
1851: Aged 45, Howden
1861: aged 56, from Howden Dyke |
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John GOODWORTH
c. 11 Jan 1829, Howden |
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Thomas GOODWORTH
1861: ??? Mate on the "Thomas & Mary", moored in Essex. He is recorded as
unmarried, aged 30, from Howden Dyke. The Master is Jackson TOWNING, aged 27
, married, of Knottingley
c. 15 Apr 1831, Howden
? d. bmd Sep 1872 Hull 9d 183 aged 40
Perhaps:
Sailor's ticket 162131:
Born Howden Dike May 1831?
Apprentice
Height 4ft 8 1/2 in
Hair: Brown
Complexion: Fresh
Eyes: Grey
Ticketed Goole 04 Feb 1846 |
?m. bmd Jun 1855 Howden 9d 155.
Married 25 Apr 1855 by banns at Howden parish church by ?Richard Ellis,
curator.
Thomas is of full age, bachelor, Sailor residing Selby, son of William
Goodworth, sailor.
Mary Ann is of full age, spinster, residing Howden, daughter of John
Harrison, Tailor.
Witnesses (can't read this at present).
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Mary Ann HARRISON
(Previously had:
Esther JACKSON
b. about 1827, Whitby, Yorkshire
1881: widow, Geldred Road, Gomersal, Yorkshire
but this cannot be correct) |
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Sarah GOODWORTH
4 Sep 1833, Howden
1851: Howden, single, aged 20 from Kilpin, living with grandmother Hannah |
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Susanna GOODWORTH
18 Sep 1836, Howden |
??m. bmd Sep 1862 Doncaster 9c
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??m. bmd Sep 1864 Goole 9c 752 |
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