Our Haigh & Gurden Family
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| 1 | !861 Census show 2 servants Bridget Hickey, 30 born Ireland Anne Oldham 32 born Manchester | Family F1022
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| 2 | "Early HAIGHs of Kirkburton says Grace was Phoebe's half-sister and was married to Joseph WOODS. "Plain country Friends" says Joseph never married. !! | WOODS, Joseph (I870)
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| 3 | "Oct. 19. - Presentation to Mr. James Marsden, J.P., Wigan, on completing fifty years' connection with Messrs. Coop and Co., Limited, clothing manufacturers, Wigan." | MARSDEN, James (I957)
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| 4 | "Oct. 29. - Wigan and District Teachers' Association "At Home." - Presentation to Mr. James Marsden, J.P., by the Churches of Christ in the Wigan District." | MARSDEN, James (I957)
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| 5 | "The BATES family had come from Norlands, Sowerby in Halifax soon after 1600 & settled in the Kirkburton area. The family were farmers & cornmillers. Thus Phebe & James grew up living within a mile of each other." | BATES, Matthew (I118)
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| 6 | '...stopt about half an hour at Peobe Haighs who once told me, that before her convincement, she had been for many years so infirm that it was with difficulty she could get to & from bed or even walk up & down the house, in which state a desire was raised in her mind to get to a meeting of Friends, & being obedient there unto she set forward & was enabled to get to Highflatts on a Week?day, from that time forward she mended apace & not only became a diligent attender of our own meetings, but walked on foot to many others at a considerable distance, I thought this was worthy to be recorded amongst the many miracles the Almighty is working for his People inwardly & outwardly.' Pheobe Haigh (1731?85) resided at Heighmoor House (between Shepley and Shelley). She was the widow of James Haigh. (1) Joseph Woods Small Notebook No. 14. (12th Month 1782) | BATES, Phebe (I112)
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| 7 | 1 Louisa Gurden found in 1837.com between Q1 1868 & Q2 1869 - Q1 1869 Brackley (Northants ? ) 3b 4 | GURDEN, Louisa (I434)
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| 8 | 15 July 1713, Anne daughter of Benjamin Haigh of Shelley baptized [IGI records parents as Benjamin & Mary Haigh] | HAIGH, Ann (I121)
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| 9 | 1837.com found 2 Berta Birth in Q1 1892 - Leigh and Bury | ENTWISTLE, Betha (I58)
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| 10 | 1841 BATHWICK Grove Street COTTLE Moses 60 Ind COTTLE Elizabeth 60 COTTLE John 20 Labourer COTTLE Eliza 25 Eliza (NOT born in Somerset) COTTLE Sarah 1 Research Notes: Moses (possible birth 06 JUN 1779 Wellow, Somerset,England) Elizabeth (possibly Elizabeth Weaver, record found on IGI with marriageas 10 APR 1815 Walcot, Bath, Somerset, England) found record on IGI for a daughter of Moses and Elizabeth, Sarah AnneCottell born 10 OCT 1821 Walcot, Bath, Somerset, England | COTTLE, Moses (I1262)
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| 11 | 1841 Census - 8 months | BATTYE, Albert (I845)
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| 12 | 1861 Census her birth year is listed as 1849 Certificate of Birth lists place of birth as 3 Cheapscoll Court,Bathwick, Somerset. Birth registered May 24, 1852 by mother Eliza, withher mark as signature. Living at 1 Finsbury Street at the time of her marriage. Located in the 1881 Census living on High Holborn Street, London. Listedas age 29, place of birth Bath. possible death dec 1893 Cottle, Mary Ann, 44, Mile End, 1c, 398 | COTTLE, Mary (I1275)
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| 13 | 1881 Census - Widower | Family F255
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| 14 | 1881 census [4370/92]: a carpenter and joiner aged 20, unmarried,living with his parents at Hinchliff Mill. | HIRST, Martin H. (I1023)
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| 15 | 1881 census [4370/92]: aged 15, living with her parents at HinchliffMill. | HIRST, Mary Hannah (I1024)
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| 16 | 1881 census [4370/92]: aged 29, unmarried, living with her parents at Hinchliff Mill. | HIRST, Sarah Elizabeth (I1025)
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| 17 | 1881 census [4370/92]: aged 55, living at Hinchliff Mill. Austonley,with her husband, Henry. | HOYLE, Ann (I967)
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| 18 | 1891 Census he and his father, Henry, are visitors at the home of of EdJoyce, 39, Cabman, groom, born Bath, Wife possible Edith, 42, laundress,wash, born Bath, children Emily 13, William 7 both born Bath In his early teens he worked at the Palace, and helped repair and keep inorder, the Queen's carriage. Always thought his middle name was James until he applied for his pensionand had to order a copy of his birth certificate. Emigrated to Montreal, Quebec, Canada at age 18. Got a job working at theFry's Chocolate company. Enlisted in the Montreal Black Watch as an NCO during WWI, went to Francein 1914, returned 1918, fought at Vimy Ridge. A commanding officer was aMolson of the brewing family. Daughter Evelyn recalls he had lost some ofhis hearing as a result of the war. Attestation papers for WWI service signed Feb. 9, 1915. He lists himselfas William James, born St. Pancras, London, living at 10 Lapierre Ave.,Montreal, date of birth 1 Sept. 1880, occupation looks like cementworker, indicates he served 7 years in the 5th R Hlo?, has an old injuryof his thumb on his right hand. 5 ft 10 1/4 inches tall, fair complexion,blue eyes, brown hair, CofE. Moved his family to Hamilton from Montreal in 1920, lived at 177 Hess St.N., and later 26 and 30 Shaw Street. Worked at Duff's Meat Packing Plantduring the Depression, later at Hamilton General Hospital, from where heretired in 1955. Evelyn remembers he had a second cousin by the name of Henry Brown whowas married to Gertrude. They had 4 children, one who was very ill,possibly with cerebral palsy. She died. There was a daughter named Isabel, who may married a Saunders - possiblythe son of the past mayor of Toronto - in about 1928 or 1929. They alsohad two sons, Harry and Ernest. William died of cancer (malignant tumour on ear). Buried in the MasonicTemple area of White Chapel Memorial Gardens in Hamilton, Ontario. | BLACKMORE, William John (I1269)
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| 19 | 1901 Census - Granddaughter of Thomas Battye | BATTYE, Edith (I297)
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| 20 | 1901 Census - There is a Edward Wilson aged 74 Solicitor living with 2 sons in Preston - have this family any connection? | WILSON (I944)
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| 21 | 1901 Census he is living at home with parents at age 16, place of birthis listed as Drury Lane, London. possible birth registration Dec 1895 Walter Ernest William Kensington 1a 98 | WALTER, Ernest William (I1282)
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| 22 | 1911 census gives a Blanche Battye as wife age 49 Born Binns Holmfirth | Family F361
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| 23 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F155
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| 24 | 1st Cousin | Family F233
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| 25 | 2 possible William Cartwrights in 1881 and not sure which | CARTWRIGHT, William H (I3656)
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| 26 | 27th September 1895 One of the Original trustees of the Holmfirth District Technical Institute see www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/YKS/Misc/Transcriptions/WRY/HolmfirthCharities.html | MARSDEN, James (I957)
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| 27 | 2nd quarter 1844 Huddersfield vol 22 page 221 | Family F314
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| 28 | 2nd quarter 1869 Bolton vol 8c page 255 | Family F257
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| 29 | 2nd quarter 1875 Huddersfield vol 9a page 397 | Family F302
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| 30 | 375 24 Mary Stubbs of Abbey, 6 | STUBBS, Mary (I1415)
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| 31 | 3rd quarter 1849 Huddersfield vol 22 page 271 | Family F289
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| 32 | 4th quarter 1876 Huddersfield vol 9a page 460 | Family F277
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| 33 | About 6 months old Q1 1925 9a 399 | HAIGH, Carl (I29)
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| 34 | According to research of Ross Clark, there may be additional children:might also be a daughter Eupham between Agnes and John and a Robertbefore Peter | NELSON, Robert (I1932)
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| 35 | According to Roy Emmerson's research, Andrew's age at death was reportedas 56, when he was actually 61 | WARK, Andrew (I2899)
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| 36 | Address at time of marriage was listed as 29 Drummond St. Possible birth registration: Sept 1874 ADAMS George Richard Holborn 1b 763 June 1874 Adams George Nathaniel St. Giles 1b 565 possible 1891 Census Adams Rosina 43 Islington, Islington Soth East RG12/0166/~F85a CD14 R12-0166.pdf p.182 Adams George 15 Islington, Islington Soth East RG12/0166/~F85a CD14 R12-0166.pdf p.182 Adams John 11 Islington, Islington Soth East RG12/0166/~F85a CD14 R12-0166.pdf p.182 Adams Florence 6 Islington, Islington Soth East RG12/0166/~F85a CD14 R12-0166.pdf p.182 | ADAMS, George (I1331)
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| 37 | aged 29 years, buried High Flatts | HAIGH, Elizabeth (I343)
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| 38 | Aircraft Carrier Triumph Lieutenant | MARSDEN, Arthur Dennis (I872)
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| 39 | Alice Blake 16 from Kesketon Suffolk, Servant Kathleen Marsden named Cath Source Type: Census | Source (S435)
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| 40 | All the family emigrated to Australia | Family F125
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| 41 | Also located in the household during the 1881 census is Henry Anderson,unmarried, age 18, born Essex England, lodger, occupation Carman. | WALTER, Joseph Edward Ball (I1330)
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| 42 | Also Martha Lockwood Grand daughter 2 years Source Type: Census | Source (S445)
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| 43 | Annie Marsden and Nora Ltdia Marsden sent a wreath - both nurses in London | MARSDEN, James (I957)
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| 44 | Annie's Marriage Certificate lists just her mother, Annie McPhillipsmaiden name Myers, as a parent, no father, indicating she wasillegitimate. Her siblings were also illegitimate. Her middle name, Gardiner, as listed on marriage registration could havebeen Gardner after her maternal grandmother Ann Gardner. Her headstone reads: "In Loving Memory, Annie Fleming, Beloved wife ofRobert Easton, 1876-1936" The maiden name is incorrect (Fleming wasactually her mother-in-law's maiden name and her half-sister Mary's lastname). According to the death registration, her religion was listed asAnglican at the time of her death, age 59. Her last address, according to the death registration, was 518 HughsonSt. N., Hamiton, Ontario, Canada. | MYERS, Annie Gardiner (I1463)
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| 45 | Any relation to Timothy Coop I1178? | COOP, Timothy (I1213)
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| 46 | Arthur Dennis Marsden's BC gives mother as "Annie Dunmore formerly Marsden" subsequently changed on 26 Apr 1926 by "Annie Dunmore" | Family F353
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| 47 | Assume died before 2nd Robert born in 1852 | YOUNG, Robert (I3899)
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| 48 | Assumed grand child of William & Martha - both 59y | CARTWRIGHT, Catherine (I1254)
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| 49 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I4257)
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| 50 | Attended Sunday School at Zion Tabernacle, now Zion United Church.Graduated from Hess St. Public School. Attended Hamilton TechnicalInstitute in the printing course. In 1926, he attended Boy Scouts Camp on Lake Erie in Port Dover(Dunnville?). Friends with George Christie, son of his mother's best friend JaneChristie, as well as George Wright, Stan Knight. Picked fruit togetherduring the depression in Winona or Stoney Creek. Played the harmonica andlacrosse. First job was with the National Paper Goods Company and then laterGriffin and Richmond, where he stayed until retirement. Was President ofthe local printing association for a time. During WWII he moved his family into a house at the back of 30 Shaw St.where his mother and father lived. He enlisted in the Air Force, Squadron47. Served overseas as a radar operator. Bill was a very intelligent man who had an incredible aptitude for mathsand sciences. The army offered to send him to any university he wantedafter the war, but he declined and returned to the printing trade tosupport his family. After WWII he moved his family to a house they built at 1036 St. MatthewsAvenue in Burlington where he lived until his death. | BLACKMORE, William Henry (I1267)
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