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Descendants of John Hebblethwaite 28 Connections with the Hebblethwaite family Updated at December, 2005 Contents Sources and Endnotes 14 Index of Names 17 Sources and Endnotes 22 Index of Names 26 2 Descendants of Sarah Hebblethwaite Contents 1. Sarah1 HEBBLETHWAITE, b. 1779, d. 19 Oct 1855, in Sunnyside Northowram, Halifax.1 Census: 1841, 25 Southgate, Halifax, age 60y;2 1851, age 72y.3 She married John AMBLER 9 Feb 1802, in Halifax Parish Church. John AMBLER was b. 1779, d. 13 Dec 1820, bur. 19 Dec 1820, in Halifax Parish Church. Halifax Parish Church - Plot H 24 In memory of John Ambler of Halifax, who departed this life Dec 13th 1820 aged (4)1 years. Also Sarah, wife of the above John Ambler, who died Oct 19th 1855, aged 76 years Halifax Parish Church - Plot H 24 In memory of John Ambler of Halifax, who departed this life Dec 13th 1820 aged (4)1 years. Also Sarah, wife of the above John Ambler, who died Oct 19th 1855, aged 76 years Gravestone at St John's says "In memory of John Ambler of Halifax who departed this life Dec 13th 1820 aged (4)1 years. Also Sarah, wife of the above John Ambler, who died Oct 19th 1855, aged 76 years" Nr 264 John Ambler of Northowram of this Parish Engineer and Sarah Hebblethwaite of Northowram of this parish Spinster were married in this Church by Banns this ninth day of February in the Year One Thousand eight hundred and two by me William Willmoll assistant Curate This marriage was solemnized between us John Ambler Sarah Hebblethwaite (her mark) in the presence of William Rushworth, Joseph Binns. Children of Sarah HEBBLETHWAITE and John AMBLER: 2 i. Hannah AMBLER, b. 28 Jan 1803, in Northowram, Halifax, Yorkshire,4 d. 25 Feb 1885, in Halifax, Yorkshire. ii. Henry AMBLER, b. 1805, bapt. 17 Feb 1805, in Halifax Parish Church.5 iii. Mary AMBLER, b. 1807, bapt. 23 Aug 1807, in Halifax St Johns.6 2. Hannah2 AMBLER (Sarah HEBBLETHWAITE1), b. 28 Jan 1803, in Northowram, Halifax, Yorkshire,4 bapt. 10 Apr 1803, in Halifax St John, d. 25 Feb 1885, in Halifax, Yorkshire. Census: 1841, 25 Southgate, Halifax, age 35y; 1851, age 48y; 1871, Northowram, age 68y;7 1881, Sunnyside, Northowram, age 78y. She married Thomas WILSON 5 Nov 1823.4 He was the son of Robert Wilson and Mary ARMYTAGE. Thomas WILSON was b. 16 Jun 1798,4 bapt. 1 Jul 1798, in South Parade Wesleyan, d. 11 Apr 1879.4 Occupation: Corn Dealer, 1844, Southgate, Halifax; Flour Dealer, 1869.8 Census: 1841, 25 Southgate, Halifax, age 40y;9 1851, age 52y;10 1871, Northowram, age 72y.11 4 Contents Children of Hannah AMBLER and Thomas WILSON: i. Sarah Wilson, b. 1824, bapt. 26 Dec 1824, in Sowerby Bridge.5 Census: 1841, 25, Southgate, Halifax, age 15y; 1851, age 25y.12 May have died by 1843 as another Sarah baptised - but latter may be different family 3 ii. John Ambler WILSON, b. 1826, in Halifax. iii. Mary Hannah Wilson, b. 1828, bapt. 9 Mar 1828, in Sowerby Bridge.13 Probably died before 1841 (not obviously on census) iv. Robert Wilson, b. 1829, bapt. 11 Oct 1829, in Sowerby Bridge.5 Census: 1841, 25 Southgate Halifax, age 12y; 1851, age 21y.14 Possibly dead by 1881 - no apparent entry in Census v. Thomas Wilson, b. 1831, bapt. 17 Apr 1831, in Sowerby Bridge.5 Census: 1841, 25 Southgate, Halifax, age 10y. Dead by time of father will in 1877 vi. Mary Ann Wilson, b. 1832, bapt. 24 Jun 1832, in Sowerby Bridge.5 Census: 1841, 25 Southgate, Halifax, age 8y; 1851, age 18y.15 4 vii. George WILSON, b. 1834, in Halifax. 5 viii. Henry Wilson, b. 1835. ix. Naomi Wilson, b. 1836, bapt. 9 Jul 1837, in Sowerby Bridge.5 Census: 1841, 25 Southgate, Halifax, age 5y; 1851, age 13y. x. Elizabeth WILSON, b. 1839, bapt. 26 May 1839, in Sowerby Bridge.16 Census: 1841, 25 Southgate, Halifax, age 2y; 1851, age 12y. (probably dead before 1844 - another Elizabeth baptised in 1845 xi. Emma WILSON, b. 1841, bapt. 4 Jul 1841, in Sowerby Bridge.17 Census: 1841, 25 Southgate, Halifax, age 2m. Probably dead by 1843/4 - another Emma baptised in 1845 6 xii. Benjamin Charles WILSON, b. 1843, in Halifax. xiii. Sarah Wilson, b. 1843, bapt. 3 Dec 1843, in Sowerby Bridge.18 xiv. Elizabeth WILSON, b. 1844, bapt. 21 Sep 1845, in Sowerby Bridge.19 Census: 1871, Northowram, age 31y;20 1881, Sunnyside, Northowram, age 37y.21 Watch this one as there is some doubts as to which is which 7 xv. Emma WILSON, b. 15 Oct 1844, in Southgate, Halifax,22 d. 5 Aug 1915, in Linden Lea, Halifax.23 3. John Ambler3 WILSON (Hannah AMBLER2, Sarah HEBBLETHWAITE1), b. 1826, in Halifax, bapt. 13 Aug 1826, in Sowerby Bridge.5 Occupation: Tanner & Currier, 1881.24 Census: 1841, 25 Southgate, Halifax, age 14y; 1851, age 24y;25 1861, Halifax, age 35y;26 1881, 29 Winding Road, Halifax, age 55y. He married Sarah A. Census: 1861, Halifax, age 32y.27 Children of John Ambler WILSON and Sarah A: i. Emily WILSON, b. 1852. Census: 1861, Halifax, age 9y;27 1881, 29 Winding Road, Halifax, age 29y. ii. Annie L WILSON, b. 1854. Census: 1861, Halifax, age 7y.27 5 Contents iii. Thomas WILSON, b. 1858. Occupation: Tanner & Currier, 1881.24 Census: 1861, Halifax, age 3y;27 1881, 29 Winding Road, Halifax, age 23y. iv. Frederick W WILSON, b. 1860. Occupation: Tanner & Currier, 1881.24 Census: 1861, Halifax, age 1y;28 1881, 29 Winding Road, Halifax, age 21y. v. Charles A WILSON, b. 1862. Occupation: Musician, 1881.24 Census: 1881, 29 Winding Road, Halifax, age 19y. vi. Ellen WILSON, b. 1868. Census: 1881, 29 Winding Road, Halifax, age 13y. vii. Jessie WILSON, b. 1867. Census: 1881, 29 Winding Road, Halifax, age 14y. viii. George A WILSON, b. 1869. Census: 1881, 29 Winding Road, Halifax, age 12y. ix. Ethel WILSON, b. 1871. Census: 1881, 29 Winding Road, Halifax, age 10y. x. Howard WILSON, b. 1873. Census: 1881, 29 Winding Road, Halifax, age 8y. 4. George3 WILSON (Hannah AMBLER2, Sarah HEBBLETHWAITE1), b. 1834, in Halifax, bapt. 4 May 1834, in Sowerby Bridge.5 Occupation: Leather Factor, 1877, 34 Gerrard St, Halifax;29 Leather Merchant (Currier), 1881, 34, Gerrard Street, Halifax.24 Census: 1841, 25 Southgate, Halifax, age 7y; 1851, age 17y;30 1871, Northowram, age 35y;31 1881, 34 Gerrard St, Halifax, age 42y. He married Sarah Jane COE 8 Mar 1872, in Rhodes Street Chapel.32 She was the daughter of John COE. Sarah Jane COE was b. 1849. Census: 1881, 34 Gerrard St, Halifax, age 32y. Children of George WILSON and Sarah Jane COE: i. Annie Ambler WILSON, b. 1873. Census: 1881, 34 Gerrard St, Halifax, age 8y. ii. Frederick George WILSON, b. 1877. Census: 1881, 34 Gerrard Street, Halifax, age 4y. iii. Helen WILSON, b. 1879. Census: 1881, 8 Gerrard Street, Halifax, age 2y. 5. Henry3 Wilson (Hannah AMBLER2, Sarah HEBBLETHWAITE1), b. 1835, bapt. 13 Mar 1836, in Sowerby Bridge.5 Occupation: Venetian Blind manufacturer, 1877, Hopwood Lane, Halifax.33 Census: 1841, 25 Southgate, Halifax, age 6y; 1851, age 15y;34 1881, Hipperholme cum Brighouse, age 44y.35 He married Emily. Census: 1881, Hipperholme cum Brighouse, age 40y.36 Children of Henry Wilson and Emily: i. Lucy Wilson, b. 1866. Census: 1881, Hipperholme cum Brighouse, age 15y.37 Miss Lucy wilson gave the information in "the Token Currency of Robert Wilson" HAS 1917. ii. Fred Wilson, b. 1868. Census: 1881, Hipperholme cum Brighouse, age 13y.38 iii. Emily Wilson, b. 1872. Census: 1881, Hipperholme cum Brighouse, age 9y.39 iv. Alice Wilson, b. 1876. Census: 1881, Hipperholme cum Brighouse, age 5y.39 v. Harry Wilson, b. 1878. Census: 1881, Hipperholme cum Brighouse, age 3y.40 6. Benjamin Charles3 WILSON (Hannah AMBLER2, Sarah HEBBLETHWAITE1), b. 1843, in Halifax, bapt. 16 Jul 1843, in Sowerby Bridge.5 Occupation: Coal Merchant, 1877, Dawson Lane, Hull;33 Coal 6 Contents Merchant, 1881, Sutton&Stoneferry.41 Census: 1851, age 8y; 1871, Southcoates, Hull, age 28y;42 1881, 11 Holborn Mount, Sutton & Stoneferry, Yorkshire, age 38y; 1891, Cottingham, Hull, age 48y;43 1901, Leeds, age 58y.44 He married Fanny HOWDEN 10 Aug 1871, in Holdeness Road Chapel.45 She was the daughter of William HOWDEN. Fanny HOWDEN was b. 1849, in Hull. Census: 1881, 11 Holborn Mount, Sutton & Stoneferry, Yorkshire, age 32y; 1891, Cottingham, Hull, age 42y;46 1901, Leeds, age 51y.47 Children of Benjamin Charles WILSON and Fanny HOWDEN: i. Arthur H WILSON, b. 1873, in Hull. Census: 1881, 11 Holborn Mount, Sutton & Stoneferry, Yorkshire; 1891, Cottingham, Hull, age 18y.48 ii. Hetty H Wilson, b. 1876, in Hull. Census: 1881, 11 Holborn Mount, Sutton & Stoneferry, Yorkshire, age 5y; 1891, Cottingham, Hull, age 15y.49 iii. Thomas H Wilson, b. 1878, in Hull. Census: 1881, 11 Holborn Mount, Sutton & Stoneferry, Yorkshire, age 3y; 1891, Cottingham, Hull, age 13y.50 iv. Ernest W WILSON, b. 1880, in Hull. Census: 1881, 11 Holborn Mount, Sutton & Stoneferry, Yorkshire, age 6m; 1891, Cottingham, Hull, age 10y.51 v. Charles F WILSON, b. 1884. Census: 1891, Cottingham, Hull, age 7y;52 1901, Leeds, age 17y.53 7. Emma3 WILSON (Hannah AMBLER2, Sarah HEBBLETHWAITE1), b. 15 Oct 1844, in Southgate, Halifax,22 bapt. 15 Jun 1845, in Sowerby Bridge,5 d. 5 Aug 1915, in Linden Lea, Halifax.23 Census: 1851, age 6y; 1871, Halifax, age 26y;54 1881, Halifax, age 36y;55 1891, Halifax, age 47y;56 1901, Bellgrove, Rothwell Road, Halifax, age 56y. She married Edward RICHARDSON 12 Apr 1869, in Registry Office, Halifax.57 He was the son of John RICHARDSON and Mary Ann DRAKE.
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