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Adolphus Barraclough, b.1843, d.1844

Russell — Wed, 15 Dec 2010 00:25:10 +0000

To Henry Barraclough, farrier, and Sarah Emma Barraclough (née Coles), on October 18, 1843 at 13 Upper Ogle Street, a son, Adolphus Barraclough.

The above information was provided to the registrar, Thomas Daniels, on November 28, 1843, by Sarah Emma Barraclough, mother, of 13 Upper Ogle Street (1).

Adolphus Barraclough, son of a farrier, found dead at 13 Upper Ogle Street on January 3, 1844, aged 11 weeks. The cause of death was recorded as natural congestion of the brain. The above information was provided to the registrar, Thomas Daniels, on April 16, 1844, by T. Wakley, coroner, 35 Bedford Square (2).

1. England and Wales, birth certificate for Adolphus Barraclough, born 18 October 1843; citing 2/158/157, December quarter 1846, Marylebone registration district, All Souls sub-district; General Register Office, Southport.
2. England and Wales, death certificate for Adolphus Barraclough, died 3 January 1844; citing 1/115/192, June quarter 1845, Marylebone registration district, All Souls sub-district; General Register Office, Southport.

Surnames: Barraclough, Coles
People: Adolphus Barraclough (1843-1844), Henry Barraclough (c.1806-1845), Sarah Emma Coles (1824-1905)
Places: Marylebone, Middlesex

Henry Barraclough, d.1845

Russell — Mon, 13 Dec 2010 20:38:27 +0000

Henry Barraclough, farrier, died at 14 Upper Ogle Street on December 14, 1845, aged 39 years. The cause of death was recorded as inflammation of the bowels, 4 days.

The above information was provided to the registrar, C. B. Breary, on December 17, 1845, by Susan Ives, inmate, 14 Upper Ogle Street (1).

A correction is recorded in the margin:

In No. 415 column 7 after “inmate” add Occupier deceased. Corrected on the thirtieth day of April 1846 by me C. B. Breary Registrar in the presence of H. Barraclough, the X mark of Sarah Barraclough, both in attendance

1. England and Wales, death certificate for Henry Barraclough, died 14 December 1845; citing 1/119/415, December quarter 1845, Marylebone registration district, All Souls sub-district; General Register Office, Southport.

Surnames: Barraclough, Ives
People: Henry Barraclough (c.1806-1845), Henry Barraclough (c.1827- ), Sarah Barraclough, Susan Ives
Places: Marylebone, Middlesex

James Benny, d.1841

Russell — Sun, 18 Apr 2010 18:25:39 +0000

James Benny, agricultural labourer, died at St Wenn on February 25, 1841 at 8 a.m., aged 79 years. The cause of death was recorded as seizure.

The above information was provided to the registrar, James Whitefield, on February 26, 1841, by Mary Leddicoat, resident at St Wenn, who was present at the death (1).

There is a possibility that this James Benny was my 4 × great grandfather.

1. England and Wales, death certificate for James Benny, died 25 February 1841; citing 9/40/373, March quarter 1848, Saint Columb Major registration district, Saint Columb sub-district; General Register Office, Southport.

Surnames: Benny, Leddicoat
People: James Benny (c.1762-1841), Mary Leddicoat
Places: Cornwall, St Wenn

Mary Strongman, d.1848

Russell — Thu, 15 Apr 2010 08:34:35 +0000

Mary Strongman, widow of Martin Strongman, died at St Wenn on February 25, 1848, aged 74 years. The cause of death was recorded without certification as natural decay.

The above information was provided to the registrar, George Oke, on February 26, 1848, by William Vivian, resident at St Wenn, in attendance (1).

Mary Strongman (née Trethewey) was my 4 × great grandmother.

1. England and Wales, death certificate for Mary Strongman, died 25 February 1848; citing 9/45/284, March quarter 1848, Saint Columb Major registration district, Saint Columb Major sub-district; General Register Office, Southport.

Surnames: Strongman, Trethewey, Vivian
People: Martin Strongman, Mary Trethewey (c.1774-1848), William Vivian
Places: Cornwall, St Wenn

James Pennyliggon, d.1872

Russell — Thu, 15 Apr 2010 08:34:07 +0000

James Pennyliggon, farm labourer, died at White Cross, St Breock on March 28, 1872, aged 76 years. The cause of death was certified as disease of the heart.

The above information was provided to the registrar, John M. Hicks, on April 5, 1872, by his widow, Ann Pennyliggon, resident at White Cross, St Breock, who was present at the death (1).

James Pennyliggon was my 3 × great grandfather.

1. England and Wales, death certificate for James Pennyliggon, died 28 March 1872; citing 5c/71/276, June quarter 1872, Saint Columb Major registration district, Padstow sub-district; General Register Office, Southport.

Surnames: Penhaligon
People: Ann White (c.1795-1875), James Penhaligon (c.1796-1872)
Places: Cornwall, St Breock, White Cross

David Draper, d.1867

Russell — Mon, 05 Apr 2010 22:03:27 +0000

David Draper, proprietor of houses, died at Chase Side on November 22, 1867, aged 80 years. The cause of death was certified as old age.

The above information was provided to the registrar, John Purdey, on November 26, 1867, by Sarah Saunders, resident at Chase Side, Enfield, who was present at the death (1).

David Draper was my 5 × great grandfather.

1. England and Wales, death certificate for David Draper, died 22 November 1867; citing 3a/119/128, December quarter 1867, Edmonton registration district, Enfield sub-district; General Register Office, Southport.

Surnames: Draper, Saunders
People: David Draper (c.1787-1867)
Places: Chase Side, Enfield, Middlesex

Jane Draper, d.1850

Russell — Mon, 05 Apr 2010 21:51:34 +0000

Jane Draper, wife of David Draper, formerly a shoemaker, died at Chase Side on March 13, 1850, aged 68 years. The cause of death was certified as chronic bronchitis (3 months).

The above information was provided to the registrar, William Clayton Sawyer, on March 18, 1850, by Charlotte Harnett, resident at Market Place, Enfield Town, who was present at the death (1).

Jane Draper (née Catling) was my 5 × great grandmother. Charlotte Harnett can be found in the 1851 census living with her sister Hannah Hartley in Enfield Town. She is recorded as a widow, formerly a shoemaker’s wife.

1. England and Wales, death certificate for Jane Draper, died 13 March 1850; citing 3/115/377, March quarter 1850, Edmonton registration district, Enfield sub-district; General Register Office, Southport.

Surnames: Catling, Draper, Harnett
People: David Draper (c.1787-1867), Jane Catling (c.1782-1850)
Places: Chase Side, Enfield, Middlesex

Eliza Hancock, d.1938

Russell — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 07:19:11 +0000

Eliza Hancock, widow, died at 79 Harrison Street, Wanganui, on August 19, 1938, aged 91 years. The cause of death was certified as chronic myocarditis and arteriosclerosis by A. G. Crawford on August 19, 1938.

She was buried in Karori Cemetery, Wellington on August 22, 1938. Eliza Hancock was born in Wiltshire, England to William Darby, labourer, and Mary Darby (née Shurmer), and had resided in New Zealand for 66 years. Eliza Darby married George Hancock in Wellington when she was aged 25 years. She left no living children.

The above information was provided to the registrar, A. E. Dobbie, on August 24, 1938, by the undertaker, K. J. Dempsey, of Wanganui (1).

1. New Zealand, death register entry for Eliza Hancock, died 19 August 1938; citing 1938/24449; Department of Internal Affairs, Wellington.

Surnames: Darby, Hancock, Shurmer
People: Eliza Darby (1847-1938), George Hancock (1847-1915)
Places: New Zealand, Wanganui, Wellington

George Hancock, d.1915

Russell — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 08:15:48 +0000

George Hancock, grocer, died at the hospital, from Holloway Road, Mitchelltown, Wellington, on April 19, 1915, aged 68 years. The cause of death was certified as malignant papilloma of the bladder by Dr D. F. Meyers on April 19, 1915.

He was buried in Karori Cemetery on April 21, 1915. George Hancock was born in Lambeth, London to George Hancock, labourer, and Elizabeth Hancock (née Sturmer), and had resided in New Zealand for about 41 years. He left a widow, Eliza Darby, aged 67 years, whom he married in Wellington when he was aged 26 years. He left no living children.

The above information was provided to the registrar, J. L. Palethorpe, on April 22, 1915, by the undertaker, J. Flyger, of Wellington (1).

George Hancock’s death notice was published in the Evening Post on 20 April 1915 (2).

HANCOCK—On the 19th April, 1915, at the Wellington Hospital, after a long painful illness, George Hancock, beloved husband of Eliza Hancock, late of 104, Holloway road, Mitchelltown. At rest and peace for evermore.

1. New Zealand, death register entry for George Hancock, died 19 April 1915; citing 1915/3620; Department of Internal Affairs, Wellington.
2. Evening Post (1915, April 20). Deaths, p. 1. Retrieved on 20 February 2010 from Papers Past.

Surnames: Darby, Hancock
People: Eliza Darby (1847-1938), George Hancock (1847-1915)
Places: Mitchelltown, New Zealand, Wellington

Frances Hancock, d.1847

Russell — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 08:14:59 +0000

Frances Hancock, daughter of George Hancock, broom maker, died at 56 Paradise Street, Lambeth Walk on September 17, 1847, aged 3 years. The cause of death was certified as variola (5 weeks) after being twice vaccinated without effect.

The above information was provided to the registrar, J. Harwood, on October 18, 1847, by her father, resident at 56 Paradise Street, Lambeth Walk, Lambeth, who was present at the death (1).

1. England and Wales, death certificate for Frances Hancock, died 17 September 1847; citing 4/233/395, December quarter 1847, Lambeth registration district, Lambeth Church 1st Part sub-district; General Register Office, Southport.

Surnames: Hancock
People: Frances Hancock (1843-1847), George Hancock (1820-1885)
Places: Lambeth, Surrey