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Hutchinson Family – Westmorland -> Glamorgan -> Devonshire Hutchinson Family – Westmorland -> Glamorgan -> Devonshire HUTCHINSON Family Overview James (Jr) Hutchinson & Georgina Currey Hawkins Birth, Death Marriage Census Occupations – James Jr Edgar Robert Hutchinson James Hutchinson & Martha (1st Wife) & Ann Jones (2nd Wife) Birth, Marriage & Death Census Other Records Ann Jones (2nd wife of James (Sr.) and mother of James (Jr.)) NOTE: Appendices contain supplemental information about the various peripheral family lines and locales – they add a little more color and detail to the main document. For Appendices … see separate document Appendix A … National Schools & the one in Bridgend Appendix B … James Hutchinson Jr & Barnstaple Devon Appendix C … Siblings of Eleanor Hutchinson Appendix D … “The Farmers Arms” Maesteg Appendix E … Siblings of James Hutchinson Jr. Appendix F … Tracking James Hutchinson (Sr.) to Westmorland Endnotes Copyright © 2005 Mosaic Research and Project Management. All Rights Reserved Started: 040705, Updated: 042405 Page 1 of 26 Hutchinson Family – Westmorland -> Glamorgan -> Devonshire HUTCHINSON Family Apparently James Hutchinson was born in Westmoreland in the late 1700s and moved to Glamorgan by about 1830. His son James Hutchinson (hereafter referred to as James (Jr.) though his name never appeared this way) was born in Glamorgan and then moved to Barnstaple Devon after the death of his first wife. All of James’ (Jr.) children ultimately left Glamorgan for the environs of London and other locales! So, this branch of the family was fairly mobile and not long-rooted, at least these two generations! The mapi on page 3 (showing the “old” counties) gives you a sense of where these locales all are. With that said, let’s now look at this family. Below is an abbreviated tree (created by Family Tree Makerii in April 2005) showing how the Hutchinson family fits into the overall family structure. Eleanor Georgina Hutchinson is the most-recent Hutchinson family member and much of her life is covered in the MATTHEWS family write-up. Copyright © 2005 Mosaic Research and Project Management. All Rights Reserved Started: 040705, Updated: 042405 Page 2 of 26 Hutchinson Family – Westmorland -> Glamorgan -> Devonshire JAMES (JR) HUTCHINSON & GEORGINA CURREY HAWKINS We will start our discussion with the family of James (Jr.) and Georgina Currey Hawkins. An overview is provided on page 5. Birth, Marriage & Death Eleanor Georgina Hutchinson was one of at least seven children born to James (Jr.) and Georgina. Our sources for the list of children are a monument found at St. Illytud church (Newcastle) and associated burialsiii, and various birth indices. Grave in Newcastle St. Illtud, B63 Sandstone headstone. In memory of/ ALFRED HENRY son of JAMES and GEORGIANA HUTCHINSON/ who died December 9.1858/ aged 13 months./ Also LILY EDITH HUTCHINSON died January 2.1867 aged 10 months./ Also MARY FRANCES HAWKINS died October 1.1880 aged 73 years./ Also GEORGIANA HUTCHINSON/ died March 2.1881 aged 51 years./ These four have burials recorded in the Newcastle St.Illtud PR: Frances Mary HAWKINS aged 75 6 Oct 1880 Caroline St., Bridgend Alfred Harry H age 13 m 13 Dec 1858 Bridgend Georgina Currey H aged 51 7 Mar 1881 Bridgend Lily Ediith H aged 8m 28 Jan 1867 Coity Baptism: HUTCHINSON George James - parents James (Schoolmaster) and Georgina Currey 2 Jan 1857 Bridgend This suggests the following children of James Jr. & Georgina Currey Hutchinson, listed with name, approx. birth date and the basis for this information. George James ~ Dec 1856, Bridgend Christening, 2 Jan 1857iv Alfred Henry ~ Nov. 1857, Bridgend Burial, 13 Dec 1858, 13 monthsv Eleanor Georgina ~ 1st Qtr 1860, Bridgend GRO Birth Indexvi Edgar Robert ~ 1st Qtr 1862, Bridgend FreeBMD Birth Indexvii Georgina Ann ~ 3rd Qtr 1864, Bridgend GRO Birth Indexviii Lily Edith ~ 1st Qtr 1866, Bridgend GRO Birth Indexix & Burial, 28 Jan 1867, 8 monthsx Charles F c. 1869 various censuses Census – James Jr & Family Let’s talk now about the family, where it lived and the occupations of James Jr. Starting with 1841, one uses the census to both locate families and to provide evidence of family structure. Fortunately, this family was easy to trace in the Census. It also provided clues and helped confirm the parentage of Georgina and correlated with birth and death information. In general, the census information is presented as Name, Relationship, Marital Status, Age, Occupation, Birth Place. Copyright © 2005 Mosaic Research and Project Management. All Rights Reserved Started: 040705, Updated: 042405 Page 3 of 26 Hutchinson Family – Westmorland -> Glamorgan -> Devonshire Westmorland Î Glamorgan Î Devonshire Î Copyright © 2005 Mosaic Research and Project Management. All Rights Reserved Started: 040705, Updated: 042405 Page 4 of 26 Hutchinson Family – Westmorland -> Glamorgan -> Devonshire Reference … This mapxi gives you a sense of Bridgend and if you look in the northwest quadrant you will see Newcastle …. The location of St. Iltud (sometimes spelled Illtyd) This is a picturexii of this church. This is a plan of the church in 1850xiii. Copyright © 2005 Mosaic Research and Project Management. All Rights Reserved Started: 040705, Updated: 042405 Page 5 of 26 Hutchinson Family – Westmorland -> Glamorgan -> Devonshire Census – James Jr & Family (Cont’d) 1851; We do not know where James Jr. is. He is not with his parents nor is he yet married … 1861; Nolton Street, Coity Lower, part including Oldcastlexiv Hutchinson, James, HD, M, 28, Schoolmaster, GLA Maesteg Hutchinson, Georgina, Wi, M, 32, MDX, London Hutchinson, George James, So, 4, GLA Bridgend Hutchinson, Eleanor Georg., Da, 1, GLA Bridgend Hawkins, Frances Mary, ML, W, 55, GLS Bristol Hawkins, Frances Mary, CL, U, 23, GLS Bristol. This census is great as the mother-in-law and sister-in- law are living with the family … you will find that the sister-in-law spent her whole life living with parts of this family! Here is an image of Nolton Street, Coityxv … so, the Hutchinson family lived along this road somewhere. 1871; Coity, Bridgend, Glamorgan, Walesxvi Brackla James Hutchinson, head, mar, 38, School Charter, Langenwyd, Glamorgan Georgina C Hutchinson, wife, mar, 43, London Edgar R. Hutchinson, son, 9, scholar, Bridgend Glamorgan Georgina A. Hutchinson, daur, 6, scholar, Bridgend Copyright © 2005 Mosaic Research and Project Management. All Rights Reserved Started: 040705, Updated: 042405 Page 6 of 26 Hutchinson Family – Westmorland -> Glamorgan -> Devonshire Glamorgan Charles F. Hutchinson, son, 2, Bridgend Glamorgan Eliza K. Warwick, servant, un mar, 18, Domestic Servant, Birmingham. This census makes us ask “where are George James and Eleanor Georgina?” Well, they are living with relatives, the Hawkins family! George James is living with his aunt, Frances Mary (or Fanny) Hawkins on Caroline Street in Bridgend. Eleanor is living with her uncle and his family including Eleanor’s grandmother at the South Wales Hotel in Swansea. Here are the details. 1871; Coity, Bridgend, Glamorgan, Walesxvii Caroline St. Fanny Hawkins, head, unmar, 33, Shop Assistant, Bristol Gloucestershire George James Hutchinson, nephew, 14, scholar, Bridgend Glamorganshire John Henry Aubry, Boarder, 5, scholar, Merthyn Glamorganshire 1871; Swansea, Glamorgan, Walesxviii 62 High Street, South Wales Hotel George Hawkins, head, married, 37, Licensed Victueller, Bristol Ann Hawkins, wife, Mar, 39, Glamorgan Bridgend Catherine Thomas, sister in law, unm 36, Assistant in Bar, Glamorgan Bridgend Frances Mary Hawkins, mother, widow, 68, school mistress, Bristol Eleanor Hutchinson, Niece, unm, 11, scholar, Glamorgan Bridgend And a servant, visitor and 2 boarders ..... For more on the Hawkins family including the Swansea locale and the South Wales Hotel, see the HAWKINS Family write-up. The next page is a map of Glamorganxix to give you a sense of the relationship between Bridgend and Swansea and some of the other locales that may be mentioned. The modern mapxx on the following page gives you an idea of where all these streets (Caroline St, Nolton St and Brackla Street (used as an approximation for the area called Bracka) are. They are concentrated in a small area of Bridgend which as we can see from the census were considered “Coity”. What’s interesting is that these streets wouldn’t be considered part of Coity today. The second map on the next page shows what in modern times is considered the relative location of Coity, Brackla and Newcastle (location of St. Illtud) … the center of Bridgend is pretty much where all the red roads convene! So, when researching these families, the locale names have to be put in the context of the time of the document. Copyright © 2005 Mosaic Research and Project Management. All Rights Reserved Started: 040705, Updated: 042405 Page 7 of 26 Hutchinson Family – Westmorland -> Glamorgan -> Devonshire Copyright © 2005 Mosaic Research and Project Management. All Rights Reserved Started: 040705, Updated: 042405 Page 8 of 26 Hutchinson Family – Westmorland -> Glamorgan -> Devonshire Copyright © 2005 Mosaic Research and Project Management. All Rights Reserved Started: 040705, Updated: 042405 Page 9 of 26 Hutchinson Family – Westmorland -> Glamorgan -> Devonshire Census – James Jr & Family (Cont’d) 1881; Coity, Bridgend, Glamorgan, Walesxxi 22 Caroline St. James Hutchinson, head, W, M, 48, Stationer & Traveller, Llangynwyd, Glamorgan George J. Hutchinson, son, U, M, 24, Student for Matriculation, Bridgend Glamorgan Georgina Ann Hutchinson, daur, U, F, 16, no occupation, Bridgend Glamorgan Charles F. Hutchinson,
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