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Notts 1911 - Part 4 Notts 1911 - Part 4 This note covers Francis Kipling (b 1807) and his descendants. See Notts - Part 3 (http://kipling.one-name.net/Notts%201911%20-%20Part%203.pdf). Francis (1807-66) | ,-----------------,----------------,-------------------------------,--------- -------|--------------,--------- -------,--------- ------¬ John George William Ann Joseph John Henry Francis (1830-31) (1833-72) (1836-97) (c1840-76) (1842-1925) (1845-) (c1851-1924) (1854-) | |-------------¬ | #230 ? dsmp ? | Frank William | ↓ | George (1886-1920) |-------------¬ William (1878-1907) #311A Arthur Walter (1856-) |-------------¬ William (1868-1938) ? Frank W M Harry (1861-1920) #213 (1903-97) (1907-?) #233 | #337 #337 | | ,-----------------,----------------,----------------,---------------| |---------------,---------------¬ Mary Harry Walter George Frederick William Leonard Harry Elizabeth (1888-1967) (1891-1961) (1896-1975) Allen (1895-1961) (1898-1966) (1907-43) (1884-1951) (1903-1918) #235 #6 ↓ ,------- ----------------------,----------------,----------------,--------- -------|--------------,--------- -------,--------- ----------------------,---------------¬ William George Francis Henry Joseph Charles Fred =Mary Edwin Ann (1865-1940) (1868-1933) (1869-1953) (1872-1947)(1875-1949) (1876-1953) (1878-1947) #312A (1882-1917) Elizabeth #311 #295 #232 #387 #310 #341 #313A #178 (1884-) | ,----------------| | | dsmp | dsp #366 Frederick John Charles | George Stanley Robert (1896-1964) (1901-70) (1903-68) | (1897-1918) (1912-2002) |---------------,---------------¬ Arthur Edward Walter (1895-1916) (1897-1981) (1903-85) #175 Francis (1807) Francis married Anne Otter at Mattersey in 1830. Their children included John (1830-31 ‘of Stone Hill’), Mary (1832), George (1833), William (1836), Sarah (1838) and Joseph (1842) and John (1845), all recorded as baptised at Mattersey. Martha (c1847) Elizabeth (c1850) and Henry (c1851) were baptised together in 1855. Ann (c1840) appears to have avoided recorded baptism, as does Francis (c1854). Mattersey 1841 Mattersey Thorpe 1851 Daughter Ann was convicted of theft in 1856. “Larceny – before convicted of felony” Nottinghamshire Guardian - Thursday 17 April 1856 It’s not clear who the Jane Kipling mentioned is. Nottinghamshire Guardian - Thursday 30 July 1857 Mattersey Thorpe 1861 Daughter Sarah married in Rotherham in 1861. Stamford Mercury - Friday 05 August 1859 Francis died in 1866. William (1836) Babworth. 1851 Hooton Roberts, Yorks. 1881 Hooton Roberts. 1891 William died in 1897 and Hannah married Joseph Holroyd in 1900. Hooton Roberts. 1901 Son William was still living with his mother in 1911, at Conisbrough (#311A). William died in 1920. Sheffield Daily Telegraph - Monday 01 March 1920 Frank George (1878) Frank married Edith Morris in 1902. Son Frank William Middleton was born the following year. Frank died in a colliery accident in 1907. Sheffield Daily Telegraph - Tuesday 01 October 1907 Widow Edith married John Mason in 1909. (#337) Son Frank died in 1997. Son Harry married in 1932 Electoral Roll. Staveley Street, Edlington. 1934 Doncaster 1939 (it’s not clear why what is presumably Harry’s entry is blacked out Electoral register 1952. Victoria Road, Edlington.(earliest entry seen 1945) Electoral register 1961. Woodlands Terrace, Edlington.(latest entry seen 1962) Minnie died in 1973. Harry’s date of death is unknown (a Harry of the right aged died in 1934, but this would not explain the 1945 electoral roll entry; son Harry born in 1933 would not have been included at age 11 or 12). Joseph (1842) Everton, Notts. 1861 Joseph married Ann Trown in 1864. Stone Hill Cottages, Everton. 1871 Everton. 1881. Churchyard, Everton. 1891 Hanwell Lane, Everton. 1901 Joseph and Ann were still living in Everton in 1911 (#230) Joseph died in 1925. William (1865) William married Mary Kendall in 1896 (quarter 2). Son Frederick was born in quarter 3. Hanwell Lane, Everton, 1901 (#311) William died in Doncaster in 1940. Son Frederick enlisted in November 1915 and was posted to the Royal Field Artillery. He did not serve abroad. He was discharged in September 1916 as physically unfit (he had suffered nephritis) National Union of Railwaymen. Register. Doncaster 1939. Doncaster 1947 Urban, Road. Doncaster Frederick died in Doncaster in 1964. George (1868) George married Jane Ann Wraith in 1895. Albion Rd., Ardsley. 1901 (#295) George died in 1933. Son Charles lived in Stainton in the Don Valley. Electoral Roll 1924 He died there in 1968. Son John married Gladys Crossland in 1924. In 1939, he was working on the canals. 1939 Barnsley He died in 1970. Francis (1869) Francis married Ann Elizabeth Fisher in 1892. Sturbanks, Styrrup with Oldcotes. Notts. 1901 (#232) Mablethorpe & Sutton, Lincs. 1939 Francis died in 1953. Arthur (1894) (#175) Arthur was killed in France in 1916. See http://kipling.one-name.net/WW1%20Kiplings%201916.pdf Edward (1897) Edward married Eva Johnson in 1920. Doncaster 1939 He died in 1981. Walter (1903) Kelly’s Directory 1930, Trusthorpe, Lincolnshire Walter died in 1985. Henry (1872) Henry married Elizabeth Stockdale in 1896. They had one child, George. 1901. Blyth (#387) 1939 East Retford Henry died in 1947. Son George was killed in action in 1918 (see http://kipling.one- name.net/WW1%20Kiplings%201918.pdf). Joseph (1874) Marr, Yorks. 1891 Joseph married Clara Jane Brodie in Mansfield district in 1897. Top Road, Warmsworth, Yorks. 1901 (#310) 1939. Peas Hill Road, Nottingham Joseph died in 1949. Charles (1876) 1891, Torworth, Notts #341 Charles married Mary Ann Kirkham in 1915. 1939, Wombwell, Yorks. Charles died in 1953. Fred (1878) 1901. Scofton, Worksop. Fred married Mary White in 1906. At the time of the 1911 census, Mary was at her parents in Rotherham and Fred was living in Doncaster (#313A) (#312A) The following year, son Stanley Robert was born. Mary died in 1934. 11 Levitt Hagg, Doncaster.1939 In 1947, Fred living with son Stanley and daughter-in-law Hilda. Cecil Avenue, Warmsworth. 1947 Electoral Roll Fred died in 1947. Stanley in 2002. Edwin (1882) Rawmarsh, Yorks. 1901 (#340) Edwin was killed in Flanders in 1917 (see ‘Kiplings in the Great War 1917’) Anne Elizabeth (1884-) (#336) Anne married in 1918. George (1833) George married Selina Spencer in East Retford district in 1855 Wiseton, 1861 He died in 1872. Rawmarsh. 1881 Selina may have remarried the following year. Son William moved to Barrow-in-Furness Barrow. 1891 What happened to him after this is not known. Daughter Ann had three illegitimate children: Arthur (1861), Walter (1868) and Ada. Mattersey Thorpe 1871 Ann senior died in 1876 and grand-daughter Ada in 1879. Ann junior married William Drake in 1876. Thorpe Cottages, Mattersey 1881 Arthur Kipling (1861) Arthur married Annie Bellamy in 1883. Eldest son Harry was born in 1888 at Firbeck, just over the county border in Yorkshire. Firbeck Firbeck Yorks. 1891 Woodsetts Woodsetts, Yorks. 1901 (#233) Woodsetts, Lincolnshire Chronicle - Saturday 22 November 1913 Son Frederick died in 1918. St Georges, Woodsetts.1918 Arthur died in 1920. In 1929, son Harry was charged with offences against an under-age girl. He was acquitted. Sheffield Daily Telegraph - Tuesday 12 March 1929 Son Harry died in 1967 in N Kesteven district, Lincs., son Walter died in 1961 in Rother Valley district, Yorkshire and son George died in 1975. St Georges, Woodsetts. Daughter Mary Elizabeth was living at her fiancé’s home in Eckington, Derbyshire at the time of the 1911 census (#6). She married later the same month. She died in 1951. Walter Kipling (1868) Sheffield Daily Telegraph - Monday 20 April 1885 Walter married Elizabeth Ann Wright in 1888. Woodsetts, Yorks. 1891 Woodsetst. 1901. Youngest son Harry was born in 1907. Woodsetts (#213) Electoral Register. 1925. Walter died in 1938. Woodsetts William (1895) William was working on a farm in 1911, along with his sister (#235). He joined the Royal Field Artillery in 1915. He served in France, being invalided home after being accidentally wounded by a stray bullet from his own side. # William died in 1961 in Worksop district. Leonard (1899) Leonard married Bertha Carnall in 1925. Kiveton Park, Yorks. 1939 Leonard died in 1966. Harry (1907) Harry was a golf professional at Southport. Lancashire Evening Post - Tuesday 14 May 1935 He married Mary Vidal Dunlop at Southport, Lancs. in 1938. Liverpool Evening Express - Monday 27 February 1939 He served as a gunner in the Royal Artillery in WW2. His heavy ant-aircraft battery was stationed at Batavia on Java in early February 1942. Less than a month later, the Japanese invaded, leading to a British and Dutch surrender within nine days. He became a prisoner of war of the Japanese. Later in the year, he was sent to work on the Burma Railway in Thailand, where he died in September 1943 from exhaustion following dysentery and vitamin B3 deficiency. Japanese Index Cards of Allied Prisoners of War and Internees, Second World War, 1942-1945 Royal Artillery casualty card His name appears on the Singapore memorial Lancashire Evening Post - Thursday 06 December 1945 John (1845) Clayworth, Notts. 1861 Rawmarsh, Yorks. 1871 John can’t be traced after this date. Henry (1851) Skelbrooke, Yorks. 1871 Henry married Elizabeth Footit at Swinderby, Lincs, in 1875. Adel, Yorks. 1881 Woodside, St James. Gildersome, Yorks. 1891 Gildersome, Yorks. 1901 Henry had six daughters and lived for many years in Gildersome, Yorks. Tax Valuation 1910 (#309). Henry died in 1924. Francis (1854) Braithwell, Notts, 1871 Francis can’t be traced after this date. .
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