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Staindrop 1911 (Bradford) Eleven households in the 1911 census contained descendants of Robert and Philip Kipling, the sons of Joshua Kipling of Staindrop and Barnard Castle (see “Staindrop 1911”). Philip Kipling Philip ,----------------------------------'----- -------------------------¬ Thomas Lionel ,----------------'----- -------¬ |-------------------------------------------------¬ Philip Thomas Lionel Francis (#305) dsp | George |------ ------------------ ------,----- ------,----- -------¬ |------ ------,----- -------¬ | Thomas =Carrie William Annie Arthur Lionel William Thomas Joseph dsp (#373) (#300) #303 (#296) USA USA USA Mountain | | (#298) Arthur Harold | Francis George Robert ,---------------------------- ------,----- ------'----- ------------------ ------,----- ------------------ ------,----- ------,----- -------¬ William Philip Joshua Joseph Benjamin Robert Ackroyd | | Ackroyd dsp dsp dsp ,----------------'----- -------¬ |-------------¬ Australia William Robert Edmund William USA | Burdett Rayner | | dsp (#304) (#302) ,----------------| ,---------- -----|----- ------,----- -------¬ |------ ------,----- -------¬ Albert Robert Robert Ernest Frederick William William Thomas Edmund USA USA USA USA dsp (#331) Rayner dsp Burdett = Ada (#383) dsmp? (#302) dsmp? (#297) Philip, a widower, moved to Bradford sometime after 1814, with sons Thomas and Lionel. He remarried in 1822. Bradford Parish Church Wife Ann may have died in 1841. Bowling Lane, Bradford. 1841 Philip himself died in 1861. St Marks, Low Moor, Bradford. 1861 Thomas Kipling Calverley, St Wilfreds 1830. Bowling Lane 1841 Bradford Observer - Thursday 11 March 1847 Bradford 1851 Bradford Observer - Thursday 15 May 1856 Wakefield Gaol, Yorkshire: register of prisoners Bradford Observer - Thursday 04 June 1857 Bradford Observer - Thursday 24 December 1857 Thomas remarried in 1864. Bradford Observer - Thursday 26 May 1864 Leeds Road, Bradford. 1871 Tower Street, Eccleshill, Bradford. 1881 Thomas died in 1886 and was buried in Undercliffe cemetery. Philip 1871. Birksland St., Bradford Birk Street, Bradford. 1881 (incorrectly transcribed ages) Leeds Times - Saturday 24 November 1888 Birk Street, Bradford.1891 Furnace Street, Bradford. 1901 (#305) Philip died in 1915. (a) Thomas Thomas married Caroline Grimmer at Sculcoats, Hull in 1897. 1901 Sculcoats, Hull. Thomas was a fisherman and died in Iceland in 1908. Monday 23 November 1908 , Hull Daily Mail Belfast Telegraph - Monday 30 November 1908 (#373) Caroline died in Hull in 1946. (b) William William married Martha Rhodes in 1895. Heaton St, Bowling, Bradford 1901 (#300) Bradford. 1939 William died in 1942 and Martha in 1951. Arthur died in Bradford in 1974. (c) Arthur Arthur married Lizzie Enderby in 1908. Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Laisterdyke, 1910 (#296) Arthur died in 1914. Campbell St, Bradford. 1939 Lizzie died in 1951 and Harold in 1970. (d) Annie 1901 Malvern St,. Bradford. (#303) 1911 Exeter St,. Bradford 1939 Exeter St,. Bradford Annie died in 1945. Thomas Wilfred Street, Bradford. 1881 Lionel Kipling Shipley St Paul 1832 Sutcliffe Houses, Bradford, 1841 (I do not know who Peter Kipling (?) is) Bradford 1851 Lionel died in March 1852. Leeds Intelligencer - Saturday 27 March 1852 A son, Francis George, was born posthumously in May. Daughter Isabella died in 1855. … Bradford Observer - Thursday 17 May 1855 Widow Mary married Joseph Mountain in 1859. Bowling Back Lane. 1861(William is probably a mistake for Lionel) Bowling Back Lane. 1871 Lionel Lionel married Ellen Broadbent in 1861. A son Lionel was born in 1862 but only baptised in May 1865. Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Bradford Later that year Lionel himself was baptised, along with younger children Willie and Isabelle. Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Bradford 1871 Mount Street, Bradford 1881 Sticker Lane, Bowling St John Bowling 1884. Lionel died in 1884, and in 1890, widow Ellen, with sons Lionel, William and Thomas, all emigrated to the USA. Lionel and William arriving on the Ohio from Liverpool in April. 1900 Chicopee City, Hampden Mass. Francis George (Francis) George married in 1872. He joined the police in 1877, but was dismissed the following year (no reason is given). West Riding Constabulary, 1875-1877 Examination Book J Bradford Daily Telegraph - Saturday 25 September 1880 Sticker Lane, Bradford. 1881 In 1887, George was accused – and acquitted - of rape. Wakefield Prison records Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer - Tuesday 03 May 1887 Mount Street, Bradford 1891 Rochester St, Bradford. 1901. George died in 1906 and in 1911 Louisa was living with son Joseph Mountain Kipling (#298). Louisa died in 1914. (a) Joseph Mountain Kipling Joseph married in 1900 Back Tamworth, St. Laisterdyke. 1901 St Mary, Laisterdyke. Pudsey. 1939 Mayo Grove, Bradford. 1939 Son Frank George died in 1995 at Dewsbury. Robert Kipling Robert ,---------------------------- ------,----- ------'----- ------------------ ------,----- ------------------ ------,----- ------,----- -------¬ William Philip Joshua Joseph Benjamin Robert Ackroyd | | Ackroyd dsp dsp dsp ,----------------'----- -------¬ |-------------¬ Australia William Robert Edmund William USA | Burdett Rayner | | dsp (#304) (#302) ,----------------| ,---------- -----|----- ------,----- -------¬ |------ ------,----- -------¬ Albert Robert Robert Ernest Frederick William William Thomas Edmund USA USA USA USA dsp (#331) Rayner dsp Burdett = Ada (#383) dsmp? (#302) dsmp? (#297) Robert married in Bradford in 1818. Bradford Parish Church, 1826 Bradford Parish Church, 1832 Bradford Parish Church, 1836 1841 Reform Street, Bradford. Youngest son Robert died in childhood. Daughter Isabella married the next year. Isabella and her husband later moved to America 1860; Broadalbin, Fulton County. NY. 1851Reform Street, Bradford Son William Ackroyd died in 1853 and wife Sarah in 1858 Bradford Parish Church, 1858 1861 Reform Street, Bradford Son Benjamin died in 1866. Bradford Observer - Thursday 22 March 1866 1871 Turk Street, Bradford Robert died in 1876. Leeds Times, 21 October 1876 Philip Kipling Sons William and Robert were born in 1842 and 1844. Bradford 1851 Maria died in 1860. Bradford Observer - Thursday 19 January 1860 Mill Street, Bradford 1861 Philip remarried later that year. 1871.Maud Street, Bradford. 1881 Mulgrave Street, Bradford 1891 Mark Street, Bowling, Bradford Philip died in 1896, and appears at that time to have been a Quaker. Annual Monitor of the Society of Friends 1896 He was buried in Area 24 at Undercliffe cemetery. Area 24, showing Quaker graves in foreground. William William married in 1860. Acre Street, Bradford. 1861 Sons Albert and Robert were born in 1862 and 1864. Otley, 1871 William and his family emigrated to the USA in 1879. Son Robert married Alice Tansey, also from Bradford, in 1885. Son Albert enlisted in the US Navy in 1883, albeit understating his age by several years (it having being overstated in the 1871 census). It was not long before he caught a venereal disease: The Appendix shows, in gruesome detail, how his case progressed. It seems likely that he died in 1913. Shipley Times and Express - Friday 29 August 1913 Jane died in 1897 and is buried in Mount Moriah cemetery, Philadelphia. William died in July 1900 and is buried at Glenwood Cemetery, Philadelphia. Son Robert and his family were recorded in the census that year (I haven’t found then in the 1880 census). 1900 Philadelphia, PA. Robert Robert married Elizabeth Batty in 1869. Robert Court, Bradford. 1871 Frederick Street, Bradford. 1881 Robert Kipling in regalia of the Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes R Adolphus Street, Bradford. 1891 Adolphus Street, 1901, Elizabeth died in 1901, Frederick died in 1902 and Robert in 1905. All were buried in Undercliffe cemetery. Robert’s death was rather nasty. Leeds Mercury - Saturday 02 September 1905 (a) Robert Robert emigrated to the USA in 1910. Mary and son William followed in September, on the Campania. They settled in Dunkirk, in Chatauqua County, NY, on the shore of Lake Erie. 3rd St., Dunkirk, Chatauqua, NY. 1915 Robert joined the Canadian Forces in 1917 The list of his tattoos is worth reading! Margaret and the children moved to Canada in 1917. Robert returned to Canada in 1919. York, Ontario. 1921. Mary Ann died in 1932 at York, Toronto, Ontario. I have not been able to find a record of Robert’s death nor of son William’s subsequent fate. Frederick continued to live in Toronto until at least 1965. Voters List, York, Broadview, Toronto. 1940. Voters List, York, Toronto. 1965. (b) Ernest Ernest married in 1905. He emigrated to the USA in early 1911, following Robert to Dunkirk. Ada remained in the UK, where she was living with her father at the time of the census (#383) She followed Ernest in July, accompanied by brother Willie. Dunkirk, Chautauqua, NY. 1915 In January 1917, Ernest joined the Canadian Army. 1940. Averill Avenue, Rochester. NY Ernest died in 1963. Ada died in 1976 at Chesapeake, VA. She was buried at Dunkirk NY. (b) William William was living in Shipley in 1911 (#331) but emigrated to the USA the same year. William joined the Canadian Army in November 1914. He returned from England on the Mauritania in 1919. On census date (1 January) 1920, he was living with Ernest in Dunkirk. Dunkirk, Chautauqua, NY. 1920 In May of that year, he travelled to the UK, returning in July. He was living in New York City in 1930. 1930. Stebbins Avenue, The Bronx, NY. He was registered for service in WW2. He died in 1963, the same year as brother Ernest. Joseph Ackroyd Kipling Bradford
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