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Ward Family Tree John Albert Cooksley Family Tree. For Michael Cooksley. (Last update) Friday, 19 September 2014. John Albert Cooksley Family Tree. For Michael Cooksley. (Page 1) (Last update) Friday, 19 September 2014 JOHN COOKSLEY. Occupation. Tailor Journeyman. Tiverton, Devonshire. Bn Q4 1838. Clayhanger, Tiverton 10 238. Devonshire. D 1st Dec 1932. DuPage Illinois. USA. Aged 89. Married (1) 1st August Q3 1858 Bristol 6a 98, Gloucester. SUSAN COOKSLEY (nee JONES). Bn circa 1842. Bristol, Gloucester. D Aged 45. 1st Dec 1891, Barton R 6a 144. ----------- (Twins) ------------ Alice Augusta COOKSLEY. Rosa Louise COOKSLEY. Eleanor Sarah COOKSLEY. John Albert COOKSLEY. William COOKSLEY. (aka White.) Bn Q3 1859. Bristol 6a 37. Bn Q3 1861 Cifton 6a 119. Bn Q1 1864 St Giles. 1b 483. Bn Q1 1864 St Giles. 1b 483. (Birth Registration not found.) D Q1 1934 Wandsworth. 1d 781. Bt 24th May 1863 Bristol. D Q4 1952 Bromley 5b 173. D Q2 1955, Eastbourne 5h 230. Bn 13th Dec 1866 St Giles. M Q3 1882. Guildford 2a 114. Rosa Louisa COOKSLEY. M Q4 1895. St Saviour. 1d 140. (M1) Q4 1888 Hastings 2b 72. D (Listed on 1871-81 census.) William HILL. D Q4 1864 St Giles. 1b 362. Frederick William BELL. Alice Rosina SHOESMITH. M (Unknown.) Bn C 1853 East Meon. Hampshire.Burried 1st Nov 1864. Hackney. Bn Q2 1868 West Brom 6b 694. Bn Q3 1864 Hastings 2b 33. D Q1 1926 Wandsworth. 1d 584. D Q3 1953 Worthing 5h 541. (M2) Q1 1912 Eastbourne. 2b 86 Issue 5 Children born 5 living. (1911) Issue 4 Children, 3 living 1911. Edith F.G. MANN. William A (Bn 1885.) Ernest J F (Bn 1897.) Bn Q4 1890 Eastbourne 2b 69. Albert (Bn 1886.) Reginald W E (Bn 1899.) (M3) Q3 1923 Eastbourne 2b 135. Amy L (Bn 1889.) Archibald H A (Bn 1908.) Mary A. SEYMOUR nee WAYMARK. Mercy (Bn 1891.) Bn C 1868 Westham, Eastbourne, Sussex. Rowland John (Bn 1893.) (See Page 2) Married (2) 16th Oct 1894. Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA. MARY ANNIE COOKSLEY (Nee GARGETT). Bn circa 1846. Devonshire, (1881 Census). 12th Jul 1851. Devon. D 16th April 1930. DuPage Illinois. Issue. 8 children from this marriage. (See Edward Cooksley Birth record USA.) (See Page 7) May Louisa Georgina COOKSLEY. Amy Ada M COOKSLEY. Minnie Charlotte M COOKSLEY. Ernest Arthur E COOKSLEY. Bn 17th Jun 1875 St Saviour. 1d 92 Surrey. Bn Q3 1878 St Saviour 1d 83. Surrey. Bn Q2 1880 St Saviour 1d 109. Surrey. Bn Q4 1881 St Saviour 1d 95. D (Alive on 1881 UK census.) Amy Ada M WHITE. Age 1. Minnie Charlotte M WHITE. Age 2. D 1st May 1975. Age 93. USA. M 28th Aug 1896. Henry F Linsey (29) USA. D Q1 1880 St Saviour 1d 71. D Q2 1882 St Saviours 1d 61. M 17th Jun 1908. Elizabeth Schielie. ------------ (Twins) ------------- (See Page 8) Frederick Charles E COOKSLEY. Sidney Frances H COOKSLEY. Wallace Percy A COOKSLEY. (8th Child) Edwin Edward COOKSLEY. Bn Q4 1882 St Saviour 1d 99. Bn Q3 1885 St Saviour 1d 86. Bn Q3 1885 St Saviour 1d 86. Bn 3rd Aug 1886. Cook, Illinois. Frederick WHITE Age 2. (Cert ?? Reqd.) Sidney Frances H WHITE. Age 0. (Nothing else found.) D C 1964 Aged 76. Cook, Illinois. D Q1 1885 St Saviour 1d 100. D Q3 1885 St Saviour 1d 55. M 12th May 1910. Lizzy Schottaffer. Listed on the 1881 census Aged 3y. “Florence WHITE”. Born C 1878 London Middlesex. Birth Florence Edith WHITE Q1 1878 St Saviour 1d 118 . Cert ??? Reqd. Death Reg. Not found. John Albert Cooksley Family Tree. For Michael Cooksley. (Page 1 continued) (Last update) Friday, 19 September 2014 (See also 1851 Census. Thomas & Louisa Cooksley, son John and family. 3, Princess Street. Bristol, Gloucestershire. HO107 Piece 1954 Folio 519 Page 50.) (See also 1851 Census. Susan Jones family. 20, Unity Street. St Phillip & St Jacob, Bristol, Gloucestershire. HO107 Piece 1949 Folio 62 Page 6.) (See also 1861 Census. John & Susan Cooksley and family. 20 Waterloo Street, Bristol, Gloucestershire. RG09 Piece 1736 Folio 13 Page 19.) (See also 1871 Census. John & Susan Cooksley and family. Gloucester St, Finsbury, London. Middlesex. RG10 Piece 369 Folio 55 Page 2.) (See also 1881 Census. John & Mary Annie Cooksley. (aka John & Mary Annie WHITE) & family. 61 Swan St, Newington, Surrey. RG11 Piece 534 Folio 6 Page 5.) (See also 1881 Census. Alice Cooksley. Single woman. Mental Institute, Woking, Knap Hill, Surrey. RG11 Piece 773 Folio 115 Page 4.) (See also 1881 Census. Susan Cooksley. Inmate, Bristol City Workhouse, Barton Regis. RG11 Piece 2508 Folio 120 Page 10.) (See also 1891 Census. Alice Hill (nee Cooksley.) Asylum Road, Woking, Knap Hill, Surrey. RG12 Piece 556 Folio 26 Page 15.) (See also 1891 Census. Susan Cooksley. Inmate, Barton Regis Workhouse, Bristol. RG12 Piece 1993 Folio 103 Page 27.) (See also 1901 Census, William & Alice Hill (nee Cooksley) and family. Asylum Road, Woking, Knap Hill, Surrey. RG13 Piece 599 Folio 5 Page 3.) (See also 1901 Census, Fredk W Bell & Eleanor (nee Cooksley.) 96 Parsons Mead, Croydon. RG13 Piece 642 Folio 19 Page 30.) (See also 1911 Census, William & Alice Hill (nee Cooksley) and family. 63 Pentney Road, Balham SW, London. RG14PN2282 RG78PN77 RD26 SD4 ED32 SN283.) (See also 1911 Census, Fredrick W Bell & Eleanor (nee Cooksley.) 13 Thornton Road, Thornton Heath, Surrey. RG14PN3347 RG78PN126 RD39 SD3 ED25 SN236) 1886. John & Mary Annie Cooksley Emigrated circa 1886 to the USA with 4 living children. (Claimed on US 1900 census.) USA Census 1890 Destroyed by fire. 1894. John Cooksley and Mary Annie Gargett married 16th Oct 1894. Cook, Illinois. USA. USA Census 1900. 523W Lake Street West Town, Chicago, Ward 11, Cook, Illinois. John Cooksley. Bn Nov 1839 aged 60. Married 15 years. Born England. Tailor. Mary Cooksley. Bn 1850 aged 49. Married 15 years. 4 children, 4 living. Born England. Arthur Cooksley. Bn Dec 1882. aged 17. Born England. Unknown when emigrated.) Woodcarver. Edward Cooksley. Bn Aug 1885. aged 14 Illinois. Parents both born England. John Lindsay. G/son. Bn Oct 1888. aged 11. Born Illinois. Parents born unknown. No record yet of John Lindsay Bn 1888. Female Lindsay bn 15th April 1897 at 225 Aberdeen St Chicago, father H F Lindsay scroll worker aged 30, bn Chicago. Mother Mary (May) Lindsay. (maiden name Cooksley) 1 child. Birth Certificates of both children needed to provide proof. USA Census 1900. 525W Lake Street West Town, Chicago, Ward 11, Cook, Illinois. John Seymour. Bn Nov 1850. aged 49. married 17 years. Born Massachusetts. Alice Seymour. Bn March 1859. aged 41. married 17 years. Children 2 living 2. Born Kentucky. Alfred Seymour Son. Born Oct 1885. aged 14. Born Kansas. Edna Seymour Dau. Born may 1887. aged 13. Born Kansas. William Cooksley G/son. Born May 1895 aged 5 Born Illinois. (Father England.) John Seymour and family are at 525 also William Cooksley Bn 1895. It would appear that William Cooksley is the grandson of John Cooksley and most likely the son of Arthur Cooksley Bn 1881. Birth Certificate of this child needed to provide proof. USA Census 1910. Chicago Ward 18, Cook Illinois. John Cooksley bn 1840. Mary H Cooksley bn 1852. Both from England. (Emigrated 1886) No other persons. USA Census 1920. Chicago Ward 18, Cook Illinois. John Cooksley bn 1840. Mary H Cooksley bn 1852. Arthur Cooksley bn 1884. All from England. USA Census 1920. Chicago Ward 4, Cook Illinois. Wm A Cooksley. USA Census 1920. Chicago Ward 25, Cook Illinois. Walt Cooksley. John Albert Cooksley Family Tree. For Michael Cooksley. (Page 1 continued) (Last update) Friday, 19 September 2014 John Albert Cooksley and Alice Rosina's marriage failed about 1902 and by 1904 she was living with Frederick Turbutt. His marriage had ended with his wife Ann Turbutt going to live with Thomas Gregory. After Ann Turbutt died in 1902 Thomas Gregory married Charlotte the widow of Matthew Lear. When Alice Turbutt moved in with Frederick she took her youngest child Robert Cooksley with her. She then had a daughter Charlotte Annie Turbutt with Frederick Turbutt. When Ann Turbutt went to live with Thomas Gregory she took her three daughters by Frederick: Ann, Rebecca and Daisy Turbutt, with her. Ann (mother) died quite soon after and Thomas' new wife Charlotte had a close relationship with the Turbutt daughters. Rebecca in particular appears to be close to Thomas and Charlotte. Daisy actually returned to live with her father Frederick. It was interesting that Daisy Turbutt kept in touch with Robert Cooksley until he left to join his sister Alice (Scott) in Canada. Towards the end of her life Charlotte Gregory lived with Rebecca's daughter Daisy Ludlow and her husband. Charlotte Turbutt never married but was cared for by Rebecca and various members of the Darby family. No study like this can ever be complete but enough has been uncovered to provide a fascinating story. This is a story of a close knit family group brought together by a series of chance events. Within this group Charlotte Gregory and Rebecca Turbutt stand out as unifying forces. This was like the script of a TV series dealing with another part of London but apparently without the frictions. Southwark seems to be a friendlier more caring place. John Albert Cooksley Family Tree. For Michael Cooksley. (Page 2) (Last update) Friday, 19 September 2014 John Albert COOKSLEY. Journeyman Tailor. Bn Q1 1864 St Giles. 1b 483. D June 1955, Eastbourne 5h 230. Aged 97. (M1) 5th Dec 1888 Hastings 2b 72. Alice Rosina COOKSLEY (nee SHOESMITH.) Bn Q3 1864 Hastings 2b 33. D 25th July 1914. Southwark Infirmary. Aged 49. Camberwell 1d 759.
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