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Cumbrian Railway Ancestors C Surnames Surname First Names Cumbrian Railway Ancestors C surnames Year Age Surname First names Employment Location Company Date Notes entered entered Source service service WW1 service, 4th Kings Own (Royal Caddy M. Engineer's Dept FR FUR 1914-18 0 FR Roll of Honour Lancaster) Regt., Private. Died Caddy Matthew, Sergeant Labourer Ulverston FUR 23/12/1916 Died serving in 4th King's Own, aged 21 Railwaymen of Cumbria Rem Caddy T. Clerk Grange FUR 26/05/1892 Entered service on 5/6 pw 1892 14 FR Staff Register Caddy T. Clerk Grange FUR 04/05/1894 Left without notice 1892 14 FR Staff Register Caddy W Underman Grange LMS 05/05/1928 In service with LMS on May 5 1928 Furness PW staff register p 18 Caddy W Ganger Levens LMS 05/05/1928 In service with LMS on May 5 1928 Furness PW staff register p 21 Caddy W. P Way Dept. Ulverston FUR 00/04/1906 AMB Listed as available mobilisation for Caddy William P Way Labourer Leven FUR 06/08/1914 RAIL 214/81 entrenchmen works Caddy William Platelayer Grange FUR 00/03/1922 AMB Caddy William Permanent Way Grange FUR 26/07/1922 Presentation of Ambulance Award WDSO Kerr PR1/031-8 Caddy William Permanent Way Grange FUR 08/09/1923 Presentation of Ambulance Award WDSO Kerr PR1/031-12 Moved from Wilnecote. Resigned Cadwallader J. Signalman Newbiggin MID 14/11/1876 RAIL 491/1024 17/03/1877 Caffey John Checker Barrow Goods FUR 09/12/1872 Entered service on 22/6 1872 42 FR Staff Index 1845-1873 Caffey John Checker Barrow Goods FUR 08/03/1873 Resigned 1872 42 FR Staff Register Cain A. Jnr Goods Clerk Camerton LNW 15/03/1915 Appointed 1915 14 RAIL 410/1841 Entered service on 5/6 pw rising to 10/6 Cain Frederick Office Boy Lindal FUR 09/08/1880 1880 15 FR Staff Register by 1882 Cain Frederick Clerk Furness Abbey FUR 16/04/1883 Transferred from Lindal on 12/6 pw 1880 15 FR Staff Register Cain Frederick Clerk Coniston FUR 12/11/1883 Transferred from F. Abbey on 15/- pw 1880 15 FR Staff Register Cain Frederick Clerk Foxfield FUR 04/02/1884 Transferred from Coniston on 15/- pw 1880 15 FR Staff Register Transferred from Foxfield on 17/6 pw Cain Frederick Clerk Barrow Ramsden Dock FUR 08/10/1884 1880 15 FR Staff Register rising to 19/- by 1886 Cain Frederick Clerk Barrow Ramsden Dock FUR 16/10/1886 Absconded after defrauding the Company 1880 15 FR Staff Register Entered service on 5/- pw rising to 14/6 Cain John Office Boy Lindal FUR 16/04/1883 1883 14 FR Staff Register by 1887 Cain John Office Boy Lindal FUR 26/11/1887 Resigned 1883 14 FR Staff Register Entered service on £36/8/0d pa rising to Caine Florence Clerk, Loco dept Barrow FUR 31/12/1917 1917 18 FR Staff Register £41/12/0d by 1918 Caine James Fireman Moor Row FUR? 00/00/1911 Age 23, lived in Church Street Census Entered service on 22/- 24/- Dec 31st Cairney Michael Goods Guard Guards FUR 00/04/1861 1861 23 FR Staff Index 1845-1873 1867; 26/- Mar 1972; 24/- Apr 1872; Fined 1/- for riding on engine of 27D Cairney Michael Goods Guard Guards FUR 05/01/1872 1861 23 FR Staff Index 1845-1873 goods Became shunting inspector on 27/6 Cairney Michael Shunting inspector Guards FUR 00/01/1873 1861 23 FR Staff Index 1845-1873 30/- Apr 1873, 32/6 Jul 1873 Cairney Michael Inspector Whitehaven FUR 00/01/1875 On 35/- pw 1861 17 FR Staff Register Cairney Michael Railway Inspector Whitehaven FUR 00/00/1882 living at 4 Coates Lane Porters 1882 Postal Directory Cairney Michael Inspector Whitehaven Corkickle FUR 00/00/1883 Bulmer W Cumberland Off sick 15 May to 9 Sept and never Cairney Michael Foreman Whitehaven Preston St FUR 15/05/1886 1861 23 FR Staff Register resumed his duties Cairns Thomas Passenger Guard Carlisle NER 05/10/1903 Foot amputated. Light duties thereafter Accident Report Caldbeck John Joiner Bridgefoot (res) ?? 00/00/1881 Age 41, born Whitehaven 0 Census Caldbeck William Henry Engine Fitter ?? ?? 18/08/1883 Married WCT p5h Page 1 Cumbrian Railway Ancestors C surnames Year Age Surname First names Employment Location Company Date Notes entered entered Source service service Calder Alexander Foreman Platelayer Carlisle CAL 00/00/1901 Age 41, lived 9 Caledonian Buildings Census Calder Mr Passenger Guard ?? MID 19/01/1918 Witness to Little Salkeld Accident inquiry. Accident Report Calderbank James Signalman Barrow Goods FUR 20/09/1863 Entered service on 21/-; 23/- Mar 1872 1863 41 FR Staff Index 1845-1873 Calderbank James Signalman Barrow Goods FUR 00/11/1875 On 21/- pw 1863 41 FR Staff Register Calderbank James Signalman Barrow Goods FUR 13/08/1887 Died 1863 41 FR Staff Register Caldwall Thomas Station Master Cleator Moor CWJ 25/04/1879 Appointed. Wage 25/- pw no house Board minute Caldwell Edwin Clerk Ravenglass FUR 22/03/1875 Entered service on 6/6 pw 1875 16 FR Staff Register Caldwell Edwin Clerk Whitehaven Preston St FUR 00/04/1875 Moved from Ravenglass on 8/6 pw 1875 16 FR Staff Register Caldwell Edwin Office Boy Sellafield FUR 00/12/1875 Moved from Whitehaven on 8/6 pw 1875 16 FR Staff Register Moved from Sellafield on 8/6 pw. Caldwell Edwin Office Boy Silecroft FUR 17/01/1876 1875 16 FR Staff Register Discharged 25/03/1876 Caldwell James Porter Barrow Central FUR 01/07/1897 Entered service on 20/- pw 1897 28 FR Staff Register Made porter guard on 23/- pw: 24/- July Caldwell James Porter Guard Barrow Central FUR 01/07/1899 1897 28 FR Staff Register 1900 Transferred from Central Station, Caldwell James Porter Barrow Goods FUR 05/02/1902 1897 FR Goods Staff Book p.41 returned 22/4/1902 Caldwell James Porter Barrow Central FUR 10/09/1902 Dislocated ankle ASRS Accident Report Caldwell Mrs Station Master Braystones FUR 29/12/1873 Entered service. Resigned June 1874 1873 28 FR Staff Register Caldwell Mrs Station Master Braystones FUR 00/00/1873 to 1874 at least 0 station mistresses websit Caldwell Thomas Clerk Whitehaven FUR 22/09/1873 Entered service on 30/- 1873 30 FR Staff Index 1845-1873 Caldwell Thomas Clerk Whitehaven FUR 00/02/1875 Resigned 1873 30 FR Staff Register Caldwell Thomas Station Master Cleator JTL 00/00/1881 Baughan Notes Caldwell Thomas Porter Drigg FUR 07/09/1877 Entered service on 19/- 1877 19 FR Staff Register Caldwell Thomas Porter Drigg FUR 18/06/1881 Resigned 1877 19 FR Staff Register Caldwell Thomas (jnr) Office Boy Carlisle LNW 10/10/1863 From weekly list here 1862 RAIL 410/1837 Caldwell Thomas (jnr) Station Master Burton & Holme LNW 01/02/1871 Moved from Carlisle Goods 1862 RAIL 410/1844 Caldwell Thomas (jnr) Agent Burton & Holme LNW 00/04/1871 Age 24 s. b.Carlisle Census Caldwell Thomas (jnr) Station Master Burton & Holme LNW 00/00/1872 to be removed to Goods Dept. LCR/LNW minute Caldwell Thomas (jnr) Goods Clerk Carlisle LNW 01/05/1872 Moved from Burton & Holme 1862 RAIL 410/1837 Caldwell Thomas (jnr) Goods Clerk Carlisle LNW 23/09/1873 Resigned 1862 RAIL 410/1837 Caldwell Thomas (snr) Goods Porter Carlisle LCR 01/08/1859 In post 1850 RAIL 410/1862 Caldwell William Sub-Inspector, P. Way Carnforth FUR 01/10/1873 Entered service 1873 31 FR Staff Register Caldwell William Sub-Inspector, P. Way Carnforth FUR 01/01/1886 On £114 pa rising to £150 by 1896 1873 31 FR Staff Register Caldwell William Inspector, P Way Barrow FUR 01/10/1896 Promoted to Inspector 1873 31 FR Staff Register Caldwell William Inspector, P Way Barrow FUR 04/07/1897 Died 1873 31 FR Staff Register Callaghan E. Signalman High Harrington CWJ 15/10/1890 Entered service 1890 CWJ Staff Callaghan E. Yardman Siddick Junction CWJ 22/09/1891 Appointed. Resigned 1/7/95 1890 CWJ Staff Callaghan E. Shunter Barrow Yard FUR 08/02/1900 Entered service on 23/- pw 1900 33 FR Staff Register Callaghan E. Signalman Barrow Goods FUR 30/04/1900 From Barrow Yard on 23/- pw 1900 33 FR Staff Register Callaghan E. Signalman Grange FUR 16/07/1900 From Barrow Goods on 23/- pw 1900 33 FR Staff Register Callaghan E. Signalman Barrow Gen Office SB FUR 01/10/1900 From Grange 1900 33 FR Staff Register Entered service on £26 pw rising to Callaghan Ralph Engineer's Assistant Barrow FUR 08/02/1915 1915 18 FR Staff Register £32/10/0d pa by 1917 Callaghan Ralph Engineer's Assistant Barrow FUR 30/03/1918 Left the service 1915 18 FR Staff Register Calshaw J. Station Clerk Leyland NUR 00/00/1859 LCR/LNW minute Calshaw Mr Pointsman ?? LNW 00/00/1881 LCR/LNW minute Started St.John's Ambulance Class @ Calvert George G. ?? ?? MCR 13/10/1922 St.John's Amb Reg. Maryport Calvert Henry Platelayer Kirkby Stephen NER 00/00/1905 Lived North Road Bulmer Westmorland Calvert Henry junr Platelayer Kirkby Stephen NER 00/02/1900 Killed by train near Kirkby Stephen Cumb & Westmorland Herald Page 2 Cumbrian Railway Ancestors C surnames Year Age Surname First names Employment Location Company Date Notes entered entered Source service service Entered service on 12/- 14/- Nov 1869 Calvert John Porter Seascale FUR 10/05/1869 1869 21 FR Staff Index 1845-1873 Died 29/12/1869 Calvert Robert Pointsman Shap LCR 01/08/1859 In Post 1846 RAIL 410/1862 Calvert Robert Pointsman Lune Bridge, L/cr LNW 00/00/1862 Fined LCR/LNW minute Calvert Robert Pointsman Lancaster LNW 00/00/1862 from Shap Summit LCR/LNW minute Entered service on 18/- Disobeyed Calvert William Porter Whitehaven FUR 22/03/1869 1869 24 FR Staff Index 1845-1873 orders, discharged Jul 1871 Refreshment Room Calvert William Whitehaven Bransty WJR 00/00/1861 Recorded in directory 0 Morris & Harrison, 1861 Manager WW1 service, 3rd Border Regt., Lance- Calvin J.
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