Mary Elliff
(11 Oct 1776 - )
| Father | Thomas Elliff1 (25 Mar 1745 - c Jun 1793) |
| Mother | Sarah Fletcher1 (c 1751 - c 1781) |
| Reference | O440 |
| Birth | c 1776 | 2 |
| Baptism | 11 Oct 1776 | Boston Parish Church, Lincolnshire3 |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Mary Elliff
(1 May 1785 - c Oct 1785)
| Father | William Elliff1 (5 Jun 1752 - c 1796) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Baker1 (c 1752 - 25 Dec 1819) |
| Reference | O520 |
| Birth | c 1785 | 2 |
| Baptism | 1 May 1785 | Fishtoft Parish Church, Lincolnshire3 |
| Death | c Oct 1785 | 4 |
| Burial | 15 Oct 1785 | Fishtoft Parish Church, Lincolnshire3 |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Mary Elliff
(15 Feb 1797 - )
| Father | William Elliff1 (5 Jun 1752 - c 1796) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Baker1 (c 1752 - 25 Dec 1819) |
| Reference | O542 |
| Birth | c 1797 | Freiston, Lincolnshire2,3 |
| Baptism | 15 Feb 1797 | Fishtoft Parish Church, Lincolnshire4 |
| Married Name | 5 Apr 1821 | Woodthorpe |
| Marriage | 5 Apr 1821 | Parish Church, Freiston, Lincolnshire, Spouse: Thomas Woodthorpe5 |
| Residence | 7 Jun 1841 | Leake, Lincolnshire6 |
| Residence | 30 Mar 1851 | Spilsby Road, Eastville, Lincolnshire3 |
| Note | Mary's marriage is assumed by the fact that a witness was William Elliff, and she is the most suitable candidate. Her age given in the 1851 Census, tends to confirm it | |
| Note | The Midville parish register (SOG m/f 1269) records the following baptisms to parents Thomas & Mary Woodthorpe: 28 Oct 1828 Susanna 4 Sep 1831 Thomas 8 Feb 1835 Eliza 12 Aug 1838 Harriet | |
| Note | Living with Mary & Thomas at the time of the 1841 Census were: Susan Woodthorpe, 12, b Lincs Thomas Woodthorpe, 10, b Lincs Eliza Woodthorpe, 5, b Lincs Harriet Woodthorpe, 3, b Lincs And living in the same house, or immediately next door were: George Smaller, 30, blacksmith, b Lincs David Woodthorpe, 55, blacksmith, b Lincs | |
| Note | Living with Mary & Thomas at the time of the 1851 Census were: Thomas, son, 18, blacksmith, b Leake Eliza, dau, 15, scholar, b Leake Harriet, dau, 13, scholar. b Leake Patrick Calllaghan, lodger, 45, farm labourer, b Sligo, Ireland Mager (?) Murphy, lodger, 45, farm labourer, b Sligo, Ireland | |
| Note | The GRO indexes records the death of a Mary Woodthorpe in the Spilsby RD c Dec 1854 (neither Mary nor her husband Thomas can be found in the 1861 census) |
Family | Thomas Woodthorpe (18 Feb 1798 - ) | |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Mary Elliff
(28 Mar 1800 - )
| Father | Thomas Elliff1 (4 May 1772 - 31 May 1860) |
| Mother | Anne Clark1 (c 1779 - c 1811) |
| Reference | P222 |
| Birth | c 1800 | 2 |
| Baptism | 28 Mar 1800 | Boston Parish Church, Lincolnshire3 |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Mary Elliff
(7 Jan 1847 - )
| Father | Thomas Elliff1 (c 1810 - c Sep 1889) |
| Mother | Mary Sewell2 (c 1810 - c Mar 1886) |
| Reference | Q348 |
| Birth | 7 Jan 1847 | Deeping Fen, Lincolnshire3,4 |
| Baptism | 28 Feb 1847 | Parish Church, Deeping St Nicholas, Lincolnshire3 |
| Residence | 30 Mar 1851 | Deeping Fen, Littleworth, Lincolnshire5 |
| Residence | 7 Apr 1861 | Littleworth Drove, Lincolnshire6 |
| Residence | Feb 1865 | Deeping St Nicholas, Lincolnshire7 |
| Married Name | 12 Feb 1865 | Lilley |
| Marriage | 12 Feb 1865 | Parish Church, Deeping St Nicholas, Lincolnshire, Spouse: William Lilley3 |
| Residence | 2 Apr 1871 | Turnpike Road, Deeping St Nicholas, Lincolnshire8 |
| Residence | 3 Apr 1881 | Elloe, Deeping St Nicholas, Lincolnshire9 |
| Note | In the marriage register, her surname was recorded as 'Ayliffe', as was her father's. She signed with 'her mark'. Her age was recorded as 20, although she was actually 18. | |
| Note | Also living with Mary & William at the time of the 1871 Census was: Mary Elizabeth Lilley, dau, age 2 , b Deeping Fen. | |
| Note | Also living with Mary & William at the time of the 1881 Census were: William Lilley, son, 14, Ag. Lab., born Deeping St Nicholas John Lilley, son, 9 Scholar, born Deeping St Nicholas Thomas Lilley, son, 3, born Deeping St Nicholas |
Family | William Lilley (c 1844 - ) | |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Citations
- [S14] Birth Certificate.
- [S20] Marriage Certificate.
- [S6] Parish Register - Deeping St Nicholas Baptisms (SOG m/f 1589).
- [S14] Birth Certificate - (date incorrectly recorded as 1845).
- [S5] 1851 Census Returns - HO107 2095.
- [S7] 1861 Census Returns - RG9/2319.
- [S6] Parish Register - Marriage entry - Deeping St Nicholas.
- [S10] 1871 Census Returns - RG10/3325.
- [S11] 1881 Census Returns - RG11/3206.
Mary Elliff
(c Mar 1874 - c Jun 1876)
| Father | Henry Elliff1 (30 Oct 1842 - c Jun 1901) |
| Mother | Clara Ann Sanderson1 (c Sep 1848 - c Jun 1884) |
| Reference | R546 |
| Birth | c Mar 1874 | Bramley Registration District, Yorkshire2 |
| Death | c Jun 1876 | Bramley Registration District, Yorkshire3 |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Mary Alice Elliff
(31 Mar 1887 - )
| Father | William Elliff1 (c 1815 - c Sep 1900) |
| Mother | Susanna Harker1 (27 Jul 1845 - c Dec 1926) |
| Reference | Q406 |
| Birth | 31 Mar 1887 | Pinchbeck West, Lincolnshire2 |
| Residence | 5 Apr 1891 | Glenside, Pinchbeck West, Lincolnshire3 |
| Occupation | 31 Mar 1901 | Servant to Henry Teesdale Chapman a farmer and family4 |
| Residence | 31 Mar 1901 | Dozen's Bank, Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire4 |
| Residence | Oct 1907 | West Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire5 |
| Married Name | 16 Oct 1907 | Kendall |
| Marriage | 16 Oct 1907 | Pinchbeck West Parish Church, Lincolnshire, Spouse: John Kendall6 |
| Residence | 2 Apr 1911 | North Fen, Bourne, Lincolnshire7 |
| Note | Mary Alice was baptised at Pinchbeck West Parish Church on 15 May 1887. | |
| Note | She was a witness at the marriage of her sister, Sarah Jane (Q390) at Pinchbeck West Parish Church on 3 Aug 1904. She signed her surname Eliff. | |
| Note | The 1901 Census records her surname as Eliff. | |
| Note | At her marriage, Mary Alice signed her surname Eliff. A witness was John Eliff, assumed to be her half brother, John Thomas (Q366). | |
| Note | The GRO Indexes record the following Kendall/Elliff births: c Dec 1914, Alice Kendall, Bourne RD, Ref 7a 624 c Mar 1918, Alfred Kendall, Spalding RD, Ref 7a 511 c Dec 1918, Annie Kendall, Spalding RD, Ref 7a 506 |
Family | John Kendall (c 1879 - ) | |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Mary Ann Elliff
(c Sep 1870 - c Mar 1929)
| Father | Thomas Elliff1 (6 Nov 1820 - c Jun 1894) |
| Mother | Mary Ann Vampleur1 (c 1832 - 13 Sep 1913) |
| Reference | Q485 |
| Birth | c Sep 1870 | Wainfleet St Mary, Lincolnshire1,2 |
| Residence | 2 Apr 1871 | Low Grounds, Wainfleet St Mary, Lincolnshire1 |
| Occupation | 3 Apr 1881 | Scholar3 |
| Residence | 3 Apr 1881 | 8 Bank, Wainfleet St Mary, Lincolnshire3 |
| Occupation | 5 Apr 1891 | Domestic Servant4 |
| Residence | 5 Apr 1891 | Floors ?, Friskney, Lincolnshire, Servant in the home of Frederick R (Farmer) and Mary Wilson. Also living there was Joe Rowson, a farm servant.4 |
| Married Name | c Jun 1897 | Limb |
| Marriage | c Jun 1897 | Spilsby Registration District, Spouse: John Bateman Limb5,6 |
| Residence | 31 Mar 1901 | Occupation Lane, Wainfleet St Mary, Lincolnshire6 |
| Residence | 2 Apr 1911 | River Bank, Wainfleet St Mary, Lincolnshire7 |
| Death | c Mar 1929 | Spilsby Registration District, Lincolnshire8 |
| Note | Living with Mary Ann and her husband at the time of the 1901 Census was: Son John William aged 2 born in Wainfleet St Mary and Mary Ann's mother who was recorded as Housekeeper (domestic). | |
| Note | Living with Mary Ann and her husband at the time of the 1911 Census was: Son John William aged 12, at school, born in Wainfleet St Mary |
Family | John Bateman Limb (c Jun 1867 - 19 Jul 1938) | |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Citations
- [S10] 1871 Census Returns - RG10/3389.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - 7a 525.
- [S11] 1881 Census Returns - RG11/3254.
- [S32] 1891 Census Returns - RG12/2602.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - Reference cross checked to spouse - 7a 1410.
- [S28] 1901 Census Returns - RG13/3074.
- [S59] 1911 Census Transcript (findmypast.co.uk) - RG14PN19838.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - Ref 7a 999 + age & location.
Mary Elizabeth Elliff
(10 Aug 1860 - c Jun 1928)
| Father | William Elliff1 (19 Mar 1837 - 24 Feb 1900) |
| Mother | Ann Cooper1 (4 Aug 1839 - 20 May 1923) |
| Reference | R512 |
| Birth | 10 Aug 1860 | Whaplode Marsh, Lincolnshire1 |
| Occupation | 2 Apr 1871 | Scholar2 |
| Residence | 2 Apr 1871 | Cottage, Four Cotes, Tydd St Giles, Cambridgeshire2 |
| Occupation | 3 Apr 1881 | General Servant in the house of John O Rattenbury (artist painter in oils) and family.3 |
| Residence | 3 Apr 1881 | 20 Hyde Park Terrace, Headingly Cum Burley, Yorkshire3 |
| Married Name | c Dec 1884 | Coy |
| Marriage | c Dec 1884 | Holbeach Registration District, Lincolnshire, Spouse: David Coy4,5 |
| Residence | Mar 1901 | 29 Princess Street, Sutton Bridge, Lincolnshire5 |
| Residence | 2 Apr 1911 | Farndish, Wellinborough, Northants, visiting her brother William Henry and family6 |
| Death | c Jun 1928 | Holbeach Registration District, Lincolnshire7 |
| Note | In the 1881, 1901 & 1911 censuses Mary gave her place of birth as Thorny Fen, Lincolnshire. |
Family | David Coy (c 1858 - c Jun 1929) | |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Citations
- [S14] Birth Certificate.
- [S10] 1871 Census Returns - RG10/1614.
- [S33] 1881 Census LDS Transcript - RG11/4538.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - 7a 753 cross checked to spouse.
- [S28] 1901 Census Returns - RG13/3037.
- [S59] 1911 Census Transcript (findmypast.co.uk) - RG14PN8534.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - Ref 7a 420 + age and location.
Mary Jane Elliff
(11 Feb 1840 - )
| Father | William Elliff1 (c 1815 - c Sep 1900) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Lambert1 (c 1805 - 6 Mar 1861) |
| Reference | Q370 |
| Birth | 11 Feb 1840 | Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire1 |
| Occupation | 7 Mar 1851 | Scholar2 |
| Residence | 7 Mar 1851 | Six Houses Bank, Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire2 |
| Note | Mary Jane's baptism was not found in the Pinchbeck parish registers. | |
| Note | The 1861 Census records a Mary Black b c 1840 in Pinchbeck, a servant in the home of James& Mary Green at the New Bell Inn, Bridge Street, Spalding. Mary's father often took the surname Black |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Mary Jane Elliff
(c Sep 1866 - )
| Father | John Elliff1 (29 Mar 1840 - ) |
| Mother | Alice Smart2 (c 1840 - c Mar 1884) |
| Reference | R332 |
| Birth | c Sep 1866 | Moulton Seas End, Lincolnshire1,3 |
| Residence | 2 Apr 1871 | Walnut Tree, Deeping St James, Lincolnshire1 |
| Occupation | 3 Apr 1881 | Field Labourer4 |
| Residence | 3 Apr 1881 | Deeping St James, Lincolnshire4 |
| Married Name | c Dec 1887 | Burton |
| Marriage | c Dec 1887 | Bourn Registration District, Lincolnshire, Spouse: John Thomas Burton5,6 |
| Residence | 5 Apr 1891 | Horsegate Green, Deeping St James, Lincolnshire7 |
| Residence | 31 Mar 1901 | Bridge Street, Deeping St James, Lincolnshire8 |
| Residence | 2 Apr 1911 | Bridge Gate, Deeping St James, Lincolnshire9 |
| Note | At the time of the 1891 Census, Mary Jane and her husband were living with John Thomas' parents William and Mary Ann Burton. | |
| Note | Living with Mary Jane & John Thomas at the time of the 1901 census were: Susan Emily, dau, 7, attends School, b Deeping St James, Lincs Elsie, dau, 5, b Deeping St James, Lincs Thomas Edward, son, 2, b Deeping St James, Lincs Hilda Evelyn, dau, 1mth, b Deeping St James, Lincs | |
| Note | Living with Mary Jane & John Thomas at the time of the 1911 census were: Susan Burton, Dau, S, 17, General Servant, b Deeping St James, Lincs Thomas Burton, Son, 12, At School, b Deeping St James, Lincs William Burton, Son, 8, At School, b Deeping St James, Lincs Gerty Burton, Dau, 4, At School, b Deeping St James, Lincs |
Family | John Thomas Burton (c 1866 - ) | |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Citations
- [S10] 1871 Census Returns - RG10/3317.
- [S6] Parish Register - RG10/3317.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - Spalding RD 7a 310.
- [S11] 1881 Census Returns - RG11/3199.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - Cross referenced to Spouse 7a 653.
- [S28] 1901 Census Returns - RG12/2558.
- [S32] 1891 Census Returns - RG12/2558.
- [S46] 1910 US Census Returns - RG13/3027.
- [S59] 1911 Census Transcript (findmypast.co.uk) - RG14PN19470.
Mary Jane Elliff
(3 Mar 1889 - )
| Mother | Alice Elliff1 (c Sep 1868 - ) |
| Reference | S332 |
| Birth | 3 Mar 1889 | Union Workhouse, Bourne, Lincolnshire1 |
| Residence | 5 Apr 1891 | Horsegate, Deeping St James, Lincolnshire, Living with her mother in the home of her grandfather.2 |
| Occupation | 31 Mar 1901 | At School3 |
| Residence | 31 Mar 1901 | Stowgate, Deeping St James, Lincolnshire, Described as 'visitor' in the home of her step father and mother.3 |
| Married Name | c Sep 1909 | Wilson |
| Marriage | c Sep 1909 | Bourne Registration District, Lincolnshire, Spouse: Henry Wilson4,5 |
| Residence | 2 Apr 1911 | Halfleet, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire5 |
| Note | Mary's surname is recorded as Ayliff in the GRO Indexes for her marriage | |
| Note | Living with Mary Jane and Henry at the time of the 1911 census was: George William Henry Wilson, son, 8mths, b Market Deeping, Lincs | |
| Note | The GRO Indexes record the following Wilson/Elliff births: Dec 1915, Rose, Elliff, Spalding RD, 7a 603 Jun 1919, Kathleen L, Elliff, Spalding RD, 7a 446 Dec 1922, Kate G, Eliff, Spalding RD, 7a 607 |
Family | Henry Wilson (c 1887 - ) | |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Mary May Elliff
(8 May 1884 - )
| Father | Henry Elliff1 (30 Oct 1842 - c Jun 1901) |
| Mother | Clara Ann Sanderson1 (c Sep 1848 - c Jun 1884) |
| Reference | R555 |
| Birth | 8 May 1884 | 71 Victoria Street, Doncaster, Yorkshire1 |
| Occupation | 14 Jul 1906 | Weaver2 |
| Residence | 14 Jul 1906 | 4 Moon Place, Bradford, Yorkshire2 |
| Married Name | 14 Jul 1906 | Gelder |
| Marriage | 14 Jul 1906 | St Peter's Parish Church, Bradford, Yorkshire, Spouse: Albert Gelder3 |
| Occupation | 2 Apr 1911 | Cloth Weaver4 |
| Residence | 2 Apr 1911 | 64 Sunny Bank, Bruntcliffe Morley, Yorkshire4 |
| Note | Witnesses at Mary & Albert's marriage were Walter Brooke & Ada Sanderson |
Family | Albert Gelder (c 1884 - ) | |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Maurice Elliff
(17 Jan 1889 - Nov 1950)
| Father | Henry Dawson Elliff1 (c Dec 1850 - c Jun 1929) |
| Mother | Esther Newton1 (c 1855 - c Dec 1941) |
| Reference | R815 |
| Birth | 17 Jan 1889 | 34 Walter Street, Stockton, Durham2 |
| Residence | 31 Mar 1901 | 55 William Street, Coundon Grange, Durham1 |
| Occupation | 2 Apr 1911 | Iron Merchant's Clerk3 |
| Residence | 2 Apr 1911 | 177 Victoria Road, Middlesborough, Yorkshire3 |
| Occupation | 27 Nov 1915 | Temporary Second Lieutenant, Durham Light Infantry4 |
| Occupation | 29 May 1916 | Temporary Lieutenant, Durham Light Infantry5 |
| Occupation | 31 Jan 1918 | Lieutenant Durham Light Infantry6 |
| Residence | 31 Jan 1918 | 6 Newcomen Terrace, Coatham, Yorkshire6 |
| Marriage | 31 Jan 1918 | The Parish Church, Coatham, North Yorkshire, Spouse: Elsie Mary Franklin6 |
| Occupation | 27 Mar 1918 | Temporary Captain, Durham Light Infantry7 |
| Occupation | fr 1921 - 1924 | Maurice Elliff & Co, Shipbrokers, County Chas (sic)8 |
| Residence | fr 1921 - 1926 | 6 Newcommen Terrace, Redcar, North Yorkshire9 |
| Occupation | fr 1925 - 1926 | Maurice Elliff & Co, Shipbrokers, 21 Marton Road, Middlesborough, Yorkshire10,11 |
| Occupation | Mar 1927 | Shipbroker12 |
| Residence | Mar 1927 | 177 Victoria Road, Middlesborough, Yorkshire12 |
| Emigration | 8 Mar 1927 | Cairnvalona (ship), Bound for Saint John NB, Canada12 |
| Occupation | 1928 | Clerk13 |
| Residence | bt 1928 - 1935 | Montreal, Canada, various addresses - see notes14 |
| Occupation | bt 1930 - 1933 | Emp Cunard Steamship Line15 |
| Occupation | Aug 1932 | Dock Supt.6 |
| Marriage | 29 Aug 1932 | Warwick, Rhode Island, USA, Spouse: Francis Christine Morse6 |
| Occupation | 1935 | Cargo Supt Cunard White Star16 |
| Residence | May 1935 | 5217 Sherbrook Street, Montreal, Quebec, Canada17 |
| Occupation | bt 1939 - 1946 | Supt Cunard White Star18 |
| Residence | bt 1939 - 1950 | 2391 Benny Avenue, Montreal, Quebec, Canada19 |
| Occupation | 1947 | Chkr Wolfe Stevedores Ltd20 |
| Occupation | 1948 | Chkr McLean Kennedy Ltd21 |
| Occupation | bt 1949 - 1950 | Chkr CPSS22 |
| Burial | Nov 1950 | Mount Royal Cemetery, Montreal, Quebec, Canada23 |
| Death | Nov 1950 | Montreal, Quebec, Canada24 |
| Note | Gillian Blakey, Maurice's grand-daughter has Maurice's Certificate for Gallant Conduct with the 22nd Battalion Durham Light Infantry (Pioneers) dated 21st April 1918. He was cited for bravery in the 2nd Battle of the Somme, when the German offensive broke through the British lines, the DLI were one of many battalions thrown in to hold them back. DLI records traced his commission as 2nd Lieutenant on 27th November 1915, his promotion to Lieutenant on 29th May 1916 and to Captain on 27th March 1918. He relinquished his rank on 3rd January 1920. | |
| Note | After the war he worked for a Shipping Brokers in Redcar. Per grand daughter Gillian Blakey | |
| Note | Grand daughter Gillian Blakey: "Maurice was convicted of fraud and sent to Wakefield prison. My mother and his family always maintained that he had taken the rap for his partner's wrongdoings. Nevertheless, when he was released from prison my grandmother's family who were very respectable were determined that she should have nothing to do with him. I believe some of the lost money had belonged or been invested by them. Someone did suggest to me that he stole the money to keep granny in the manner to which she had become accustomed as she had a wealthy upbringing by her grandparents. I knew my granny well though and find this upsetting as she was such a lovely generous person. When Maurice decided to go to Canada, funded by his Masonic Lodge, my grandmother was persuaded to stay in England by her aunts with the promise that they would support her and my mother. Granny only met him once more with a chaperone and opted to stay in England (she was by nature a timid woman and was maybe too scared to emigrate). She nursed her wealthy aunts through ill health and they left her their money which supported her comfortably all her life. She never worked. Maurice went to Canada and wrote many letters home begging her to join him and asking to see his daughter. I know this because I can remember my mum destroying them after granny's death. Eventually he gave up and remarried, without taking the trouble to get a divorce." | |
| Note | The London Gazette dated 2 Feb 1926 (Pg 825) records that the partnership between Maurice Elliff and John Grant Peckston, trading as Maurice Elliff & Co was dissolved by mutual consent on 28 Jan 1926 | |
| Note | From the North Eastern Daily Gazette Thursday 6th May 1926: Ship Brokers Sentence Pleading guilty before Mr Justice Wright at Leeds Assizes yesterday, to a charge of fraudulent conversion, Maurice Elliff, shipbroker of Middlesbrough was sentenced to six months imprisonment in the second division. He was defended by Mr Bernard instructed by Messrs Forbes, Nixon and Wood. | |
| Note | Between 1928 and 1935 Maurice lived at the following addresses in Montreal: 1928 apt 1 1476 St Matthew 1930 apt 8 1225 Crescent 1932 apt 19 3504 Park Av 1933 apt 19 1832 Lincoln Av 1935 apt 51 5217 Sherbrooke W Lovell's Montreal Directory 1928-35 | |
| Note | Witnesses at Maurice's marriage to Christine were Helen J Hicks & Cecil S Morse | |
| Note | Grand daughter Gillian Blakey has a letter from the Cunard Steam-Ship Company dated 1956 informing Maurice's first wife Elsie that Maurice died as a result of being struck by a train on the waterfront at Montreal in 1950. |
Family 1 | Elsie Mary Franklin (22 Aug 1891 - Sep 1979) | |
| Child |
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Family 2 | Francis Christine Morse (27 Nov 1905 - 18 Jan 1989) | |
| Child |
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| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Citations
- [S28] 1901 Census Returns - RG13/4646.
- [S14] Birth Certificate.
- [S59] 1911 Census Transcript (findmypast.co.uk) - RG14PN29257.
- [S42] London Gazette - 14 Dec 1915 p12449.
- [S42] London Gazette - 16 Jun 1916 p6055.
- [S20] Marriage Certificate.
- [S42] London Gazette - 28 Jun 1918 p7607.
- [S63] Telephone Directory - Liverpool/Southwest Lancashire/Manchester/Southeast Lancashire/Mid-Lancashire/Cumberland/Westmorland/North Lancashire/Isle of Man/Northumberland/Durham/North Yorkshire/Hull/West & East Yorkshire 1921-24.
- [S63] Telephone Directory - Liverpool/Southwest Lancashire/Manchester/Southeast Lancashire/Mid-Lancashire/Cumberland/Westmorland/North Lancashire/Isle of Man/Northumberland/Durham/North Yorkshire/Hull/West & East Yorkshire 1921-26.
- [S63] Telephone Directory - Liverpool/Southwest Lancashire/Manchester/Southeast Lancashire/Mid-Lancashire/Cumberland/Westmorland/North Lancashire/Isle of Man/Northumberland/Durham/North Yorkshire/Hull/West & East Yorkshire 1925-26.
- [S42] London Gazette - 2 Feb 1926 Pg 825.
- [S50] Ship Passenger List.
- [S30] Directory - Lovell's Montreal Director 1928-29.
- [S30] Directory - Lovell's Montreal Directory 1928-35.
- [S30] Directory - Lovell's Montreal Directory 1930.
- [S30] Directory - Lovell's Montreal Directory 1935.
- [S14] Birth Certificate - dau Sybil.
- [S30] Directory - Lovell's Montreal Directory 1939.
- [S30] Directory - Lovell's Montreal Directory 1939-1950.
- [S30] Directory - Lovell's Montreal Directory 1947.
- [S30] Directory - Lovell's Montreal Directory 1948.
- [S30] Directory - Lovell's Montreal Directory 1949-50.
- [S53] Newspaper - Unidentified newspaper article recording his death.
- [S58] Personal Knowledge - Gillian Blakey, Maurice's grand daughter.
- [S58] Personal Knowledge - grand-son-in-law Mark Jenkins.
- [S58] Personal Knowledge - Gillian Blakey, the daughter of Sybil's half sister Margaret Grace Elliff.
Maurice Edward Elliff
(30 Sep 1921 - 23 Nov 1981)
| Father | John Edward Elliff1 (19 Dec 1886 - 6 Jan 1966) |
| Mother | Lily Lunn1 (14 Feb 1887 - 18 Dec 1962) |
| Reference | S298 |
| Birth | 30 Sep 1921 | 71 Ormiston Road, Shepherds Bush, London1 |
| Residence | fr 1921 - 1929 | 71 Ormiston Road, Shepherds Bush, London2 |
| Occupation | fr 31 May 1926 - 8 Apr 1929 | Ellerslie Road Infants School, Shepherds Bush, London3 |
| Occupation | fr 9 Apr 1929 - 16 Apr 1930 | Ellerslie Road Boys School, Shepherd's Bush, London3 |
| Residence | fr 26 Aug 1930 - 15 Aug 1935 | 82 Brent Road, Southall, Middlesex4 |
| Residence | fr 14 Feb 1936 - 1941 | 96 Brent Road, Southall, Middlesex4 |
| Occupation | 12 Oct 1936 | London Co-operative Society - Southall Grocery5 |
| Occupation | May 1941 | Milk Roundsman6 |
| Occupation | fr 8 May 1941 - 3 Nov 1944 | War Service - Royal Artillery (175th Heavy AA Regiment)7 |
| Residence | fr Sep 1943 - Aug 1944 | Gibralter8 |
| Occupation | fr 4 Nov 1944 - 15 Mar 1945 | War Service - Essex Regiment7 |
| Occupation | fr 16 Mar 1945 - 29 Mar 1946 | War Service - The Queen's Regiment - see notes7 |
| Occupation | fr 30 Mar 1946 - 5 Dec 1946 | War Service - Royal Sussex Regiment7 |
| Residence | fr 1947 - 1949 | 96 Brent Road, Southall, Middlesex4 |
| Occupation | Jul 1949 | Builder9 |
| Residence | Jul 1949 | 96 Brent Road, Southall, Middlesex9 |
| Marriage | 30 Jul 1949 | St John's Parish Church, Southall, Middlesex, Spouse: Kitty Annie Elsie Hoad9 |
| Residence | fr Aug 1949 - 1953 | 96 Brent Road, Southall, Middlesex, living with parents John & Lily10 |
| Residence | fr 1953 - 1961 | 22 New Road, Brentford, Middlesex, living in flat above Ironmonger's Shop - The Elliff Retail Supplies10 |
| Residence | fr 1961 - 1981 | 55 New Road, Brentford, Middlesex11 |
| Occupation | Dec 1962 | Builder12 |
| Occupation | fr 1977 - 1981 | Messenger, Herbarium, Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew, Surrey13 |
| Occupation | Nov 1981 | Messenger14 |
| Death | 23 Nov 1981 | West Middlesex Hospital, Isleworth, Middlesex14 |
| Cremation | Nov 1981 | South West Middlesex Cremetorium, Hanworth, Middlesex15 |
| Note | It is assumed that Maurice attended Featherstone Road School in Southall between 1930 and 1935; this was the nearest school to his home in Brent Road. No registers exist for the school, but a photograph of Maurice as a schoolboy shows him wearing a cap with a badge with feathers. | |
| Note | Whilst serving with the Queen's Regiment 169 Brigade, Maurice took part in the Spring 1945 Offensive in Italy known as the River Po Campaign16,17 | |
| Note | The Probate Registry Indexes record that Maurice's mother Lily's will was proved on 12 Mar 1963 in London and he was granted probate. Her effects were valued at £413 11s 2d | |
| Note | The Probate Registry Indexes record that Maurice's father John's will was proved on 15 Mar 1966 in London and probate granted to Maurice and his brother Alfred. Effects were valued at £4,941 | |
| Note | Maurice was a member of Kensington Lodge No. 1767 of the Freemasons from 1961 to 1969. Lodge Agendas | |
| Note | Maurice's death certificate recorded his cause of death as carcinoma of head of pancreas | |
| Note | Following Maurice's death, a newly discovered plant "Elaeocarpus elliffii" was named by the Royal Botanical Gardens in Kew in his honour. A framed picture of the plant (now in his son Martin's possession) presented to his wife Kitty has the following text written on the back: "His cheerful, kindly presence is sadly missed by all the Herbarium staff, not just by his messengerial colleagues, as is his sage advice on practical matters such as plumbing and decorating" |
Family | Kitty Annie Elsie Hoad (9 Jan 1921 - 28 Jan 1994) | |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Citations
- [S14] Birth Certificate.
- [S57] Family Ephemera - John & Lily Elliff's Poscard Collection.
- [S55] School Register - Hammersmith Archives.
- [S57] Family Ephemera - John & Lily Elliff's Postcard Collection.
- [S21] Employment Records - Staff Record Form.
- [S68] WW2 Service Records - Soldier's Service & Pay Book.
- [S68] WW2 Service Records - Record of Service.
- [S57] Family Ephemera - Maurice's Wartime Photographs.
- [S20] Marriage Certificate.
- [S56] Personal Recollection - son Martin John Elliff.
- [S56] Personal Recollection - Martin John Elliff.
- [S12] Probate Registry Indexes - mother Lily.
- [S58] Personal Knowledge - son Martin.
- [S15] Death Certificate.
- [S58] Personal Knowledge - son Martin John Eliff (attended).
- [S56] Personal Recollection - Himself.
- [S54] Website - History of the Queen's Regiment (http://www.queensroyalsurreys.org.uk/short_history/…).
Minnie Elliff1,2
(c Mar 1894 - )
| Father | Henry William Elliff1,2 (21 Dec 1866 - c Jun 1944) |
| Mother | Emilie Denton1,2 (21 May 1868 - c Mar 1944) |
| Reference | S232 |
| Birth | c Mar 1894 | Hammersmith, London3,4 |
| Residence | 31 Mar 1901 | 56 Cardross Street, Hammersmith, London4 |
| Occupation | 2 Apr 1911 | Electric Lamp Works (assumed to be the Osram works on Shepherd's Bush Road)5 |
| Residence | 2 Apr 1911 | 56 Cardross Street, Hammersmith, London5 |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Muriel MacDonald Elliff
(c Jun 1878 - 26 Nov 1957)
| Father | Arthur Wood Elliff1 (17 Apr 1858 - 19 Mar 1913) |
| Mother | Marjorie Neville MacDonald Dixon1 (c 1858 - 2 Jun 1939) |
| Reference | R840 |
| Birth | c Jun 1878 | Kirkby, North Yorkshire2,3 |
| Residence | 3 Apr 1881 | Kirkleatham, Redcar, North Yorkshire4 |
| Residence | 31 Mar 1901 | 12 Market Place, Durham, County Durham5 |
| Residence | 2 Apr 1911 | 7 Beaumont Terrace, Spennymoor, County Durham6 |
| Residence | 1936 | 46 Downham Road, Woburn Sands, Buckinghamshire7 |
| Residence | fr 1937 - 1939 | 12 Station Road, Woburn Sands, Buckinghamshire8 |
| Residence | Nov 1957 | 46 Downham Road, Woburn Sands, Buckinghamshire9,10 |
| Death | 26 Nov 1957 | North Bucks Registration District, Buckinghamshire11,9 |
| Note | Muriel is named in both her father's will in 1913 and her mother's will in 1939, where she is described as a spinster. | |
| Note | The Probate Registry Indexes record that Muriel's will was proved on 12 Feb 1958 in Oxford and probate granted to The Westminster Bank Limited. Her effects were valued at £4,361 14s 9d | |
| Note | Her mother died at 12 Station Road, Woburn Sands in 1939 |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Citations
- [S2] Will - Father's.
- [S33] 1881 Census LDS Transcript.
- [S16] GRO Indexes.
- [S33] 1881 Census LDS Transcript - RG11/4843.
- [S28] 1901 Census Returns - RG13/4682.
- [S59] 1911 Census Transcript (findmypast.co.uk) - RG14PN29732.
- [S63] Telephone Directory - Norwich/Cambridge/Essex/East Suffolk/East Hertfordshire/South Midland/Guildford/Brighton/Tunbridge Wells/Canterbury/Southampton/Portsmouth/Bournemouth/Bristol/Exeter/Plymouth/South Wales/Gloucester 1936.
- [S63] Telephone Directory - Norwich/Cambridge/Essex/East Suffolk/East Hertfordshire/South Midland/Guildford/Brighton/Tunbridge Wells/Canterbury/Southampton/Portsmouth/Bournemouth/Bristol/Exeter/Plymouth/South Wales/Gloucester 1937-39.
- [S12] Probate Registry Indexes.
- [S42] London Gazette - 21 Jan 1958 Pg 153.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - Ref 6a 459 + name, age & location.
Nellie Margaret Elliff
(27 Apr 1880 - c Sep 1970)
| Father | William Elliff1 (14 Sep 1852 - 10 Jan 1920) |
| Mother | Selina Bellamy1 (c Dec 1856 - 4 Feb 1954) |
| Reference | R458 |
| Birth | 27 Apr 1880 | Spilsby, Lincolnshire1,2 |
| Residence | 3 Apr 1881 | 1 Hundleby Road, Spilsby, Lincolnshire1 |
| Occupation | 5 Apr 1891 | Scholar3 |
| Residence | 5 Apr 1891 | Halton Road, Spilsby, Lincolnshire3 |
| Occupation | 31 Mar 1901 | Governess4 |
| Residence | 31 Mar 1901 | Halton Road, Spilsby, Lincolnshire4 |
| Occupation | 2 Apr 1911 | Assistant Teacher at girl's private school5 |
| Residence | 2 Apr 1911 | St Monica, Canterbury Road, Herne Bay, Kent5 |
| Married Name | c Sep 1948 | Jones6 |
| Marriage | c Sep 1948 | Worthing Registration District, Sussex, Spouse: Thomas Gwilym Jones6 |
| Death | c Sep 1970 | Spilsby Registration District, Lincolnshire7 |
| Note | Her nephew, Newton Elliff, remembered (1992) that she spent most of her life in Spilsby. |
Family | Thomas Gwilym Jones (c 1875 - 24 Aug 1966) | |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Citations
- [S11] 1881 Census Returns - RG11/3256.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - Spilsby RD 7a 637 + DOB on death entry.
- [S32] 1891 Census Returns - RG12/2603.
- [S28] 1901 Census Returns - RG13/3076.
- [S59] 1911 Census Transcript (findmypast.co.uk) - RG14PN4357.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - Ref 5h 1413.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - Ref 3b 981 + name, age & location.
Norman Henry Elliff
(1 Jun 1901 - 16 Dec 1986)
| Father | Henry Dawson Elliff1 (c Dec 1850 - c Jun 1929) |
| Mother | Esther Newton2 (c 1855 - c Dec 1941) |
| Reference | R820 |
| Birth | 1 Jun 1901 | Auckland Registration District, Durham3 |
| Occupation | 2 Apr 1911 | At school4 |
| Residence | 2 Apr 1911 | 177 Victoria Road, Middlesborough, Yorkshire4 |
| Marriage | 18 Jun 1927 | Middlesborough Registration District, Yorkshire, Spouse: Dorothy Phylis Elliott5,6 |
| Occupation | Aug 1959 | Steelworks Transport Manager7 |
| Death | 16 Dec 1986 | Leicester Central Registration District, Leicestershire8,9 |
| Note | An N.H. Elliff is listed in the Lincoln/Sheffield/York/Hull/Middlesbrough/Newcastle/Leeds/Bradford telephone directory for 1944-46 at 17 Norton Lane, Woodseats, Sheffield, Yorkshire | |
| Note | Following the death of his wife in Aug 1959, Letters of Administration were granted to Norman in Wakefield on 26 Oct 1959. Her effects were valued at £200 |
Family | Dorothy Phylis Elliott (c Jun 1902 - 26 Aug 1959) | |
| Child |
| |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Citations
- [S58] Personal Knowledge - Marke Jenkins.
- [S58] Personal Knowledge - Mark Jenkins.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - Ref 10a 263; date from death index.
- [S59] 1911 Census Transcript (findmypast.co.uk) - RG14PN29257.
- [S58] Personal Knowledge - Gillian Blakey, Dorothy's great niece.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - 9d 1260a cross checked to spouse.
- [S12] Probate Registry Indexes - wife Dorothy.
- [S58] Personal Knowledge - Great neice Gillian Blakley.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - Ref 6 1421.
- [S58] Personal Knowledge - Gillian Blakey, Barry's 1st cousin, once removed.
Norman Willis Elliff
(18 Sep 1924 - c Apr 1992)
| Father | Ernest Elliff1 (27 Jun 1885 - c Mar 1980) |
| Mother | Florence Martha E Burton1 (28 Sep 1900 - c Dec 1975) |
| Reference | R395 |
| Birth | 18 Sep 1924 | Spalding Registration District, Lincolnshire1,2 |
| Marriage | c Mar 1949 | Spalding Registration District, Lincolnshire, Spouse: Clarice Mary Smith3 |
| Residence | 1987 | 4 Edward Road, Spalding, Lincolnshire4 |
| Death | c Apr 1992 | Spalding Registration District, Lincolnshire5 |
| Note | See letter from Norman to P.C. Elliff c1987 |
Family | Clarice Mary Smith (25 Apr 1926 - c Aug 2005) | |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Peter E Elliff
(c Sep 1928 - )
| Father | Ernest Elliff1 (27 Jun 1885 - c Mar 1980) |
| Mother | Florence Martha E Burton1 (28 Sep 1900 - c Dec 1975) |
| Reference | R399 |
| Birth | c Sep 1928 | Spalding Registration District, Lincolnshire1 |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Citations
- [S16] GRO Indexes - Ref 7a 611 + mother's maiden name.
Philip Charles Elliff
(11 Dec 1922 - 12 Aug 1994)
| Father | Albert Elliff1 (16 Aug 1892 - 15 Oct 1973) |
| Mother | Georgiana Emily Spencer1 (18 Jan 1893 - 3 Jun 1980) |
| Reference | S722 |
| Birth | 11 Dec 1922 | Leeds, Yorkshire2 |
| Occupation | 30 Oct 1939 | Post Office - Clerical Class3 |
| Occupation | fr Feb 1942 - Aug 1946 | War Service - Royal Air Force4 |
| Death | 12 Aug 1994 | 12 Hoylake Avenue, Huddersfield, Yorkshire5 |
| Note | He was known by his second name Charles throughout his life | |
| Note | Between Aug 1944 & Jan 1945 Charles flew on 33 operations as the pilot of Lancaster Bombers for 100 Squadron. On 11 Dec 1944 he was cited for the award of the Distiinguished Flying Cross. The citation reads: F/O Elliff has completed 29 sorties on his first tour. Under a calm and quiet manner he conceals a fine offensive spirit, which has inspired the complete confidence of his crew, and has welded them into a first class operational team. His coolness, presence of mind, and expert pilotage, have ensured the success of all his missions and the safety of his crew and aircraft. He has always pressed home his attacks with the utmost determination, skill and fortitude, regardless of the strength of the defences and has thereby obtained first class results. F/O Elliff's fine record fully deserves recognition and he is strongly recommended for the D.F.C. The award of the medal was announced in the London Gazette on 23 Mar 19454,6 |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Citations
- [S58] Personal Knowledge - P.C. Elliff.
- [S58] Personal Knowledge - himself.
- [S42] London Gazette - 24 Nov 1939 Pg 7880.
- [S57] Family Ephemera - Philip Charles Elliff DFC Service in the Royal Air Force by George Spencer Elliff.
- [S58] Personal Knowledge - son Christopher Elliff.
- [S42] London Gazette - 23 Mar 1945 Pg 1597.
Phillip Elliff
(25 Mar 1864 - 23 Aug 1944)
| Father | Joseph Elliff1 (9 Apr 1817 - 25 Apr 1906) |
| Mother | Betsey Stephenson1 (16 Nov 1834 - c Aug 1908) |
| Reference | Q732 |
| Birth | 25 Mar 1864 | Whinmoor, Barwick in Elmet, Yorkshire2 |
| Baptism | 24 Apr 1864 | St James' Church, Seacroft, Yorkshire3 |
| Occupation | 3 Apr 1881 | Stained glass artist (Manuf)4 |
| Residence | 3 Apr 1881 | 6 Matlock Terrace, Leeds, Yorkshire4 |
| Occupation | 1886 | Glass stainer - see notes5 |
| Occupation | 25 Dec 1890 | Stained Glass Manufacturer6 |
| Residence | 25 Dec 1890 | Rownsley Street, Sheepscar, Leeds, Yorkshire6 |
| Marriage | 25 Dec 1890 | St Clements Church, Chapletown Road, Sheepscar, Leeds, Yorkshire, Spouse: Emma Jane Walls3,5,7 |
| Occupation | 2 Oct 1892 | Stained Glass Artist8 |
| Residence | 2 Oct 1892 | 42 Lacelles Road, Leeds, Yorkshire8 |
| Occupation | 1893 | Warner & Elliff Glass Stainers 21 Wade Lane, Leeds9 |
| Residence | 24 Dec 1893 | 39 Bexley Avenue, Leeds, Yorkshire10 |
| Occupation | 6 Jan 1898 | Glass Stainer11 |
| Residence | 6 Jan 1898 | 8 Back Carlton Grove, Leeds, Yorkshire11 |
| Residence | 6 Aug 1899 | 8 Back Carlton Grove, Leeds, Yorkshire12 |
| Occupation | 31 Mar 1901 | Glass Stainer (employer)13 |
| Residence | 31 Mar 1901 | 15 Ashton Mount, Potternewton, Leeds, Yorkshire13 |
| Residence | 28 Oct 1908 | 12 Luxor View, Leeds, Yorkshire14 |
| Occupation | fr 1910 - 1911 | Phillip Elliff Stained Glass Works, 21 Wade Lane, Leeds, Yorkshire15 |
| Occupation | 2 Apr 1911 | Stained glass leaded lights and embossed glass manufacturer16 |
| Residence | 2 Apr 1911 | 12 Luxor View, Leeds, Yorkshire16 |
| Occupation | 1921 | Glass Painters, 21 Wade Lane, Leeds17 |
| Occupation | fr 1922 - 1927 | Phillip Elliff (Stained Glass Works), 36 The Calls, Leeds, Yorkshire18 |
| Occupation | fr 1928 - 1936 | P Elliff & Sons Ltd (Leaded Lights), Larchfield Works, Hunslet Road, Leeds, Yorkshire19 |
| Occupation | fr 1937 - 1940 | P Elliff & Sons Ltd, Glass Works, Mabgate Green, Leeds, Yorkshire20 |
| Occupation | Dec 1940 | Glass merchant21 |
| Death | 23 Aug 1944 | Austhorpe, Leeds, Yorks22 |
| Burial | 26 Aug 1944 | St Mary's Church, Whitkirk, Leeds, Yorkshire3 |
| Note | P.C. Elliff recalled that Phillip was in business with Joseph Warner at 23 Cookridge Street, Sheepscar, Leeds as Warner and Elliff, Glass Stainers, in 1886 | |
| Note | Witnesses to Philip's marriage to Emma Jane were Charles Walls and Charles Walls | |
| Note | The London Gazette dated 3 Jun 1930 (Pg 3517) announced a meeting of the creditors of The Princess Picture Theatre (Hoyland) on 6 Jun 1930 at 1 Cookridge Street, Leeds. Phillip Elliff was recorded as the chairman | |
| Note | Phillip's will was proved on 14 Oct 1944 at Llandudno. Executors were Albert Elliff and Phillip Arthur Elliff, glass merchants. His effects were valued at £6830 12s 8d. |
Family | Emma Jane Walls (c Sep 1866 - 4 Dec 1940) | |
| Children |
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| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Citations
- [S14] Birth Certificate.
- [S14] Birth Certificate - (P.C.Elliff).
- [S6] Parish Register.
- [S33] 1881 Census LDS Transcript - RG11/4524.
- [S3] P.C. Elliff.
- [S6] Parish Register - Marriage.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - Leeds RD 9b 871.
- [S6] Parish Register - baptism - son Albert.
- [S30] Directory - Kelly's Directory of Leeds, Sheffield and Rotherham 1893.
- [S6] Parish Register - baptism - son Philip Arthur.
- [S6] Parish Register - baptisms - son Charles Stephenson & daughter Florence Edith.
- [S6] Parish Register - baptism - daughter Doris Mary.
- [S28] 1901 Census Returns - RG13/4250.
- [S6] Parish Register - baptisms - son George & daughter Winifred.
- [S63] Telephone Directory - Scotland/North Western/Northern/Ireland 1910-11.
- [S60] 1911 Census Returns - RG14PN27110.
- [S30] Directory - Hughes' Business Directory 1921.
- [S63] Telephone Directory - Liverpool/Southwest Lancashire/Manchester/Southeast Lancashire/Mid-Lancashire/Cumberland/Westmorland/North Lancashire/Isle of Man/Northumberland/Durham/North Yorkshire/Hull/West & East Yorkshire 1922-27.
- [S63] Telephone Directory - Liverpool/Southwest Lancashire/Manchester/Southeast Lancashire/Mid-Lancashire/Cumberland/Westmorland/North Lancashire/Isle of Man/Northumberland/Durham/North Yorkshire/Hull/West & East Yorkshire 1928-36.
- [S63] Telephone Directory - Liverpool/Southwest Lancashire/Manchester/Southeast Lancashire/Mid-Lancashire/Cumberland/Westmorland/North Lancashire/Isle of Man/Northumberland/Durham/North Yorkshire/Hull/West & East Yorkshire 1937-40.
- [S12] Probate Registry Indexes - wife's will.
- [S12] Probate Registry Indexes.
Phillip Elliff
(15 Apr 1925 - c Oct 2002)
| Father | Phillip Arthur Elliff1,2 (25 Oct 1893 - c Dec 1976) |
| Mother | Jessie Escritt1,2 (12 May 1897 - c Mar 1992) |
| Birth | 15 Apr 1925 | Leeds Registration District, Yorkshire3,4 |
| Death | c Oct 2002 | York Registration District, Yorkshire5 |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Phillip Arthur Elliff
(25 Oct 1893 - c Dec 1976)
| Father | Phillip Elliff1 (25 Mar 1864 - 23 Aug 1944) |
| Mother | Emma Jane Walls1 (c Sep 1866 - 4 Dec 1940) |
| Reference | R728 |
| Birth | 25 Oct 1893 | Leeds, Yorkshire2,1 |
| Residence | 24 Dec 1893 | 39 Bexley Avenue, Leeds, Yorkshire3 |
| Baptism | 24 Dec 1893 | St Peter's Church, Roundhay Road, Leeds, York4 |
| Residence | 31 Mar 1901 | 15 Ashton Mount, Potternewton, Leeds, Yorkshire1 |
| Occupation | 2 Apr 1911 | Stained glass leaded lights and embossed glass manufacturer5 |
| Residence | 2 Apr 1911 | 12 Luxor View, Leeds, Yorkshire5 |
| Occupation | 31 Aug 1914 | Glass Worker6 |
| Occupation | fr 31 Aug 1914 - 15 Feb 1919 | War Service: Rgmt No. 96169 - Royal Field Artillery7 |
| Residence | fr 11 May 1915 - 19 May 1917 | France7 |
| Residence | fr 20 May 1917 - 21 Jul 1917 | The Military Hospital, York, Yorkshire7 |
| Residence | fr 10 Mar 1918 - 17 Jan 1919 | France7 |
| Residence | Oct 1919 | 12 Luxor View, Leeds, Yorkshire7 |
| Residence | 24 Nov 1920 | 12 Luxor View, Leeds, Yorkshire8 |
| Marriage | 24 Nov 1920 | St Agnes Parish Church, Leeds, Yorkshire, Spouse: Jessie Escritt4,9,10 |
| Residence | fr 1939 - 1940 | 620 King Lane, Alwoodley, Yorkshire11 |
| Death | c Dec 1976 | Leeds Registration District, Yorkshire12 |
| Note | He seems to have used the name Arthur throughout his life | |
| Note | His WW1 Service Papers record: He enlisted at Newcastle on 31 Aug 1914; He was 5 feet 8 3/4 inches tall, weighed 144lbs, with blue eyes & brown hair; He was posted to 164th Battery RFA on 1 Oct 1914 as Gunner, D Company 51st Brigade RFA on 18 Jan 1915 which became B Company 153rd Brigade RFA on 17 May 1916; He was promoted to Bombadier on 18 Jan 1915, & Corporal on 10 Jun 1915; He was wounded by gun shot in the right upper arm on 16 May 1917 & returned to England for treatment | |
| Note | His WW1 Medal Card records that he was was awarded the 1915 Star, Victory and British Medals, as well as the Military Medal (announced in The Edinburgh Gazette 19 Jun 1919 Pg 2176) | |
| Note | Witnesses at Philip & Jessie's marriage were Thomas Hirst & Philiip's sister Florence Edith Elliff |
Family | Jessie Escritt (12 May 1897 - c Mar 1992) | |
| Children |
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| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Citations
- [S28] 1901 Census Returns - RG13/4250.
- [S3] P.C. Elliff.
- [S6] Parish Register - baptism.
- [S6] Parish Register.
- [S60] 1911 Census Returns - RG14PN27110.
- [S44] WW1 Service Records - Attestation Paper.
- [S44] WW1 Service Records.
- [S6] Parish Register - marriage.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - 9b 736 cross checked to spouse.
- [S56] Personal Recollection - P.C. Elliff.
- [S63] Telephone Directory - Lincoln/Sheffield/York/Hull/Middlesbrough/Newcastle/Leeds/Bradford 1939-40.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - Ref 5 0518 + name, DOB & location.
- [S58] Personal Knowledge - Phillip Charles Elliff.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - Birth entry.
Phillip C Elliff
(c Dec 1921 - c Dec 1921)
| Father | Albert Elliff1 (16 Aug 1892 - 15 Oct 1973) |
| Mother | Georgiana Emily Spencer1 (18 Jan 1893 - 3 Jun 1980) |
| Reference | S721 |
| Death | c Dec 1921 | Leeds Registration District, Yorkshire2 |
| Birth | c Dec 1921 | Leeds Registration District, Yorkshire1 |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Phyllis Edna Elliff
(20 Sep 1926 - c Feb 2005)
| Father | Ernest Elliff1 (27 Jun 1885 - c Mar 1980) |
| Mother | Florence Martha E Burton1 (28 Sep 1900 - c Dec 1975) |
| Reference | R397 |
| Birth | 20 Sep 1926 | Spalding Registration District, Lincolnshire1,2 |
| Married Name | c Sep 1959 | Mansfield |
| Marriage | c Sep 1959 | Spalding Registration District, Lincolnshire, Spouse: Sidney Mansfield3 |
| Death | c Feb 2005 | Lincolnshire Registration District, Lincolnshire4 |
Family | Sidney Mansfield | |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Queenie Elliff
(18 Nov 1917 - 18 Nov 1917)
| Father | Benjamin Elliff1 (17 Jan 1867 - 31 Oct 1937) |
| Mother | Florence Sarah Earle1 (c Jun 1878 - 27 Dec 1921) |
| Reference | R386 |
| Death | 18 Nov 1917 | Grimethorpe, Yorkshire2 |
| Birth | 18 Nov 1917 | Grimethorpe, Yorkshire3,4 |
| Burial | 22 Nov 1917 | Grimethrope Cemetery, Grimethorpe, Yorkshire, Public grave E5792 |
| Note | Queenie's burial record states her age as 15 minutes |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Rebecca Elliff
(3 Mar 1789 - b 10 Mar 1789)
| Father | Thomas Elliff1 (25 Mar 1745 - c Jun 1793) |
| Mother | Hannah Black1 (c 1752 - c 1789) |
| Reference | O480 |
| Birth | c 1789 | 2 |
| Baptism | 3 Mar 1789 | Boston Parish Church, Lincolnshire3 |
| Death | b 10 Mar 1789 | 4 |
| Burial | 10 Mar 1789 | Boston Parish Church, Lincolnshire3 |
| Note | Mother, Hannah Black, was buried at Boston Parish Church, Lincolnshire on 18 Mar 1789. |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Rebecca Elliff
(c Mar 1854 - )
| Father | John Elliff1 (c 1822 - c Feb 1870) |
| Mother | Rebecca Beebe1 (c 1819 - c Nov 1861) |
| Reference | Q866 |
| Birth | c Mar 1854 | Butterwick, Lincolnshire2,3 |
| Residence | 7 Apr 1861 | 17 Sea Lane, Butterwick, Lincolnshire1 |
| Residence | 3 Jun 1874 | Gosberton, Lincolnshire4 |
| Married Name | 3 Jun 1874 | Barlow |
| Marriage | 3 Jun 1874 | Gosberton Parish Church, Gosberton, Lincolnshire, Witnesses were Jabez and Lucy Ann (Rebecca's sister) Draper, Spouse: John Preston Barlow4 |
| Residence | 3 Apr 1881 | Haltoft End, Frieston, Lincolnshire5 |
| Residence | 2 Apr 1911 | Tattershall Road, Boston, Lincolnshire6 |
| Note | The marriage certificate records her name as Elliss | |
| Note | Living with Rebecca & John at the time of the 1881 census were: Robert C Barlow, Son, S, 6, Scholar, b Gosberton, Lincs Sarah Jane Barlow, Dau, S, 0, b Freiston, Lincs | |
| Note | Living with Rebecca & John at the time of the 1911 census were: Sarah Jane Sibley, Dau Mar Under 1 yr, 30, b Frieston Lincs William Sibley, Son-In-Law, Mar, 38, Farmer, b Deeping Fen Lincs William Herbert Sibley, Grandson, 9, b Fishtoft Lincs George Jessop, Grandson, 9, b Fishtoft Lincs Frank Jessop, Grandson, 6, b Fishtoft Lincs | |
| Note | The GRO indexes record the death of a Rebecca Barlow c Dec 1925 aged 72 in the Boston RD Ref 7a 491 |
Family | John Preston Barlow (c Mar 1852 - ) | |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Reginald Elliff
(11 Sep 1908 - c Jun 1975)
| Father | Herbert Spink Elliff (29 Dec 1872 - c Jun 1948) |
| Mother | Ada Kate Smith (1 Nov 1875 - c Jun 1974) |
| Reference | S532 |
| Birth | 11 Sep 1908 | 62 Urban Road, Hexthorpe, Yorkshire1 |
| Residence | 2 Apr 1911 | 62 Urban Road, Hexthorpe, Yorkshire2 |
| Marriage | c Jun 1930 | Doncaster Registration District, Yorkshire, Spouse: Constance Nora Ashwell3 |
| Occupation | fr 1935 - 1938 | R Elliff Photographic Dlr, 43 Balby Road, Doncaster, Yorkshire4 |
| Death | c Jun 1975 | Doncaster Registration District, Yorkshire5 |
| Note | "Reginald Elliff worked as a teaboy on the railways until his mother encouraged him to turn his hobby of photography into a business. A shop on Balby Road followed early with a small studio on Urban Road. At Balby Road, Mr Elliff realised his ambition to concentrate on processing pictures taken by other people. In pursuit of profits, he developed a national cine hire business renting out films of Charlie Chaplin and the latest movies for home use. There was even a tiny cinema complete with tip up seats above the shop. There was little studio photography except during the war years when Mr Elliff's wife kept the business going, taking photographs to send to servicemen separated from their families. Reginald Elliff was largely an entrepreneur and after returning from the army rapidly increased the photoprocessing business following the example of E. L. Scrivens, another Doncaster photographer. Mr Elliff finally moved to premises in Denaby in the 1960s. He has now retired." Written by his son Kenneth in a magazine article accompanying a letter dated Dec 2008 | |
| Note | "The GNR Teaboys, pictured here, stood on Doncaster Railway Station selling refreshments when the trains stopped, as buffet cars did not exist during the 1920s." Written by his son Kenneth to accompany a photograph on commanet.org at http://www.commanet.org/reflect.aspx?action=showRemin&rec=5009999900016200&lang=English&freetext=elliff |
Family | Constance Nora Ashwell (9 Dec 1906 - c Dec 1993) | |
| Child |
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| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Citations
- [S14] Birth Certificate.
- [S59] 1911 Census Transcript (findmypast.co.uk) - RG14PN28154.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - 9c 1945 + name & location.
- [S63] Telephone Directory - Birmingham /Chester/North Wales/Shrewsbury/Stoke-on-Trent/Nottingham/Lincoln/Peterborough/Leicester/Derby/Coventry/Northampton/Sheffield 1935-38.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - Ref 7 1219 + name, location & DOB.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - Mother's maiden name.
Rhodes Elliff
(c Jun 1854 - 13 Jun 1904)
| Father | William Elliff1 (31 Jul 1815 - 21 Dec 1878) |
| Mother | Hannah Marginson1 (c 1818 - 24 Apr 1904) |
| Reference | Q676 |
| Birth | c Jun 1854 | Holbeach Marsh, Lincolnshire2,3 |
| Occupation | 7 Apr 1861 | Scholar1 |
| Residence | 7 Apr 1861 | Yarm, Yorkshire1 |
| Marriage | c Mar 1880 | Stokesley Registration District, North Yorkshire, Spouse: Mary Ann Richardson2,4 |
| Occupation | 3 Apr 1881 | Grocer's shop man2 |
| Residence | 3 Apr 1881 | 112 High Street, Yarm, Yorkshire2 |
| Occupation | 5 Apr 1891 | Grocer5 |
| Residence | 5 Apr 1891 | High Street, Yarm, Yorkshire5 |
| Occupation | Jan 1895 | Grocer6 |
| Marriage | 1 Jan 1895 | Yarm Parish Church, North Yorkshire, Spouse: Annie Smith7 |
| Occupation | 31 Mar 1901 | Grocer's assistant8 |
| Residence | 31 Mar 1901 | High Street, Yarm, Yorkshire8 |
| Occupation | Jun 1904 | Grocer9 |
| Death | 13 Jun 1904 | Yarm, Yorkshire10 |
| Note | Rhodes was baptised along with his siblings Joseph, William Edward, Betsey and Hannah Eve at Kirk Leavington, Yorkshire on 9 May 1858 (Parish Register seen by PC Elliff at Middlesbro RO on m/f). He is recorded as 'Rose' 'son of'. The IGI also records the name as 'Rose' and also 'F/C' (female child). The GRO index entry for his birth is also 'Rose'. | |
| Note | Also living with Rhodes & his family on the day of the 1891 census was TGS Bennison (?), single, aged 25, Commercial Traveller, born in Berwick on Tweed. His relation to the head of the family is given as 'adopted'? Also in the household was Jane Ramsale, single, aged 12, born in Yarm, Servant Domestic. | |
| Note | Rhodes was nominated as a Yarm parish councillor on Monday 10 Mar 1896. Northern Echo (Darlington) 11 Mar 1896 | |
| Note | Rhodes was mentioned in his mother's will proved in May 1904; he was bequeathed her trade utensils from her grocery business as well as £200. He was also to receive a tenth part of the residue of the estate after specific bequeaths had been made. | |
| Note | His brother John bequeathed £50 each to his niece Mabel Roper and nephew William Rhodes Elliff from his will proved in Mar 1921 | |
| Note | When Rhodes died in June 1904, the burial entry in the Yarm parish register (seen on m/f at Middlesbrough RO by PC Elliff) recorded that he was churchwarden. The Yarm Parish Magazine of July 1904 carried the following: 'We regret exceedingly having to record the loss of our valued Churchwarden, Mr. Rhodes Elliff, who was called away after a very short illness, and at a time when his life appeared to be most necessary to his family. He had only held office for two months, but had shewn a great deal of interest in his work, and would have been a valuable helper to the church had it been otherwise ordered. He was ever a true and kindly friend, and his genial presence will long be missed here. His son may rest assured of the sympathy and good will of all his neighbours, in the heavy responsibility which has thus suddenly been thrown upon him.' | |
| Note | Rhodes was buried on 16 Jun 1904 at Yarm Parish Cemetery, situation A1 D, grave number 3. The gravestone (see letter from Mr. P. Bilbrough dated 6/2/89) reads: 'In loving memory of Hannah Elliff who died Apr 24th 1904 aged 86 years. Joseph Elliff son of the above who died Apr 7th 1897 aged 48. Rhodes Elliff son of the above who died Jun 13th 1904 aged 50 years.' | |
| Note | The burial entry in the Yarm parish register (see above) records his age as 52 as does the cemetery record. | |
| Note | Wife Annie was granted letters of administration on 13 Jun 1904; his effects were valued at £1217 6s 10d. |
Family 1 | Mary Ann Richardson (c 1859 - 26 Mar 1893) | |
| Children |
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Family 2 | Annie Smith (c 1859 - ) | |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Citations
- [S7] 1861 Census Returns - RG9/3689.
- [S11] 1881 Census Returns - RG11/4866.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - Holbeach RD Ref 7a 355.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - Ref 9d 757 + names cross checked.
- [S32] 1891 Census Returns - RG12/4023.
- [S6] Parish Register - Yarm - m/f Middlesbro RO (PC Elliff).
- [S6] Parish Register - m/f Middlesbro RO (PC Elliff).
- [S28] 1901 Census Returns - RG13/4592.
- [S26] Burial Record - Yarm Parish Cemetery.
- [S12] Probate Registry Indexes.
- [S6] Parish Register.
Rhodes Elliff
(24 Sep 1884 - c Mar 1945)
| Father | Henry Elliff1 (c Sep 1843 - 24 Jan 1925) |
| Mother | Charlotte Dixon1 (c 1854 - c Mar 1931) |
| Reference | R642 |
| Birth | c Sep 1884 | Stockton on Tees, Durham2,3,4 |
| Baptism | 24 Sep 1884 | St Thomas, Stockton on Tees, Durham5 |
| Occupation | 5 Apr 1891 | Scholar3 |
| Residence | 5 Apr 1891 | 11 Bowser Street, Stockton on Tees, Durham3 |
| Occupation | 31 Mar 1901 | Rivet heater - shipyard6 |
| Residence | 31 Mar 1901 | 11 Bowser Street, Stockton on Tees, Durham6 |
| Occupation | 2 Apr 1911 | Iron Works Labourer7 |
| Residence | 2 Apr 1911 | 12 Garden Place, Stockton on Tees, Durham7 |
| Death | c Mar 1945 | Durham S.E. Registration District, Durham8 |
| Note | In the 1911 census Rhodes' place of birth was recorded as Linthorpe, Yorkshire |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Citations
- [S6] Parish Register.
- [S23] Assumed from baptism.
- [S32] 1891 Census Returns - RG12/4051.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - Stockton RD 10a 51.
- [S6] Parish Register - SOG m/f 1052.
- [S28] 1901 Census Returns - RG13/4626.
- [S59] 1911 Census Transcript (findmypast.co.uk) - RG14PN29578.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - 10a 102 + name, age & location.
Richard Elliff
(6 Oct 1787 - c 1788)
| Father | Thomas Elliff1 (25 Mar 1745 - c Jun 1793) |
| Mother | Hannah Black1 (c 1752 - c 1789) |
| Reference | O478 |
| Birth | c 1787 | 2 |
| Baptism | 6 Oct 1787 | Boston Parish Church, Lincolnshire3 |
| Death | c 1788 | 4 |
| Burial | 20 Apr 1788 | Boston Parish Church, Lincolnshire3 |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Richard George Elliff
(14 May 1882 - 30 Oct 1917)
| Father | William Elliff1 (c 1815 - c Sep 1900) |
| Mother | Susanna Harker1 (27 Jul 1845 - c Dec 1926) |
| Reference | Q400 |
| Birth | c Mar 1882 | Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire2,3 |
| Baptism | 14 May 1882 | Pinchbeck West Parish Church, Lincolnshire4 |
| Occupation | 5 Apr 1891 | Scholar5 |
| Residence | 5 Apr 1891 | Glenside, Pinchbeck West, Lincolnshire5 |
| Occupation | 31 Mar 1901 | General labourer2 |
| Residence | 31 Mar 1901 | Glenside, Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire2 |
| Occupation | 2 Apr 1911 | Farm Labourer6 |
| Residence | 2 Apr 1911 | Blacksmiths Row, Pinchbeck West, Lincolnshire6 |
| Occupation | 7 Aug 1916 | Soldier - 9th Lincolnshire Regiment7 |
| Residence | 7 Aug 1916 | 64 Commercial Road, Spalding, Lincolnshire7 |
| Marriage | 7 Aug 1916 | The Parish Church, Spalding, Lincolnshire, Spouse: Emily Swift7 |
| Death | 30 Oct 1917 | Belgium8,9 |
| Burial | Oct 1917 | Lijssenthoek Military Cemetary, Belgium10 |
| Note | George's surname was usually recorded as Eliff. | |
| Note | At the time of the 1911 census, George is living with his father's half-brother John Thomas. Also living there were his mother Susanna, brother Ernest and nephew John William | |
| Note | What remain of his WW1 Service Papers record that he enlisted with the 9th Lincolnshire Regiment; he was 5'7" tall and 'made his mark' on the Attestation Paper | |
| Note | George's death is identified from the entry in the register of Commonwealth War Graves for R.G. Eliff, Private 23226, 8th Bn. Lincolnshire Regiment. His age was given as 40, but he was actually 35. His wife is given as Emily Eliff of 4, Heaton Villas, Bourne Road, Spalding, Lincs. Confirmed by the Pinchbeck War Memorial: Private 23226, 8th Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment. Died of wounds 30th October 1917. Aged 40. Born Pinchbeck, enlisted Spalding. Husband of Emily Eliff, of 4, Heaton Villas, Bourne Rd., Spalding, Lincs. Buried in LIJSSENTHOEK MILITARY CEMETERY, Poperinge, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Plot XXI. Row DD. Grave 21. | |
| Note | The sources for his death in WWI suggest that his full name was Richard George although no other use of the name Richard has been found |
Family | Emily Swift (c Dec 1863 - 21 Sep 1931) | |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Citations
- [S6] Parish Register.
- [S28] 1901 Census Returns - RG13/3028.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - Spalding RD 7a 370.
- [S6] Parish Register - SOG (m/f 1595).
- [S32] 1891 Census Returns - RG12/2559.
- [S60] 1911 Census Returns - RG14PN19477.
- [S20] Marriage Certificate.
- [S24] Commonwealth War Graves Commission Website.
- [S8] See notes.
- [S24] Commonwealth War Graves Commission Website - Grave Ref: XXI.DD.21 (photograph).
Robson Thomas Henry Elliff
(15 Apr 1888 - 23 Apr 1949)
| Father | William Edward Elliff1 (c Sep 1850 - 7 Feb 1907) |
| Mother | Mary Anne Robson1 (27 Jan 1861 - 26 Feb 1931) |
| Reference | R670 |
| Birth | c Apr 1888 | Yarm, North Yorkshire2,3 |
| Baptism | 15 Apr 1888 | Yarm Parish Church, North Yorkshire4 |
| Residence | 5 Apr 1891 | Egglescliffe Grange, Egglescliffe, Country Durham5 |
| Residence | 31 Mar 1901 | Fitzwilliam Hotel, Northgate, Huddersfield, Yorkshire6 |
| Occupation | 2 Apr 1911 | Grocer's Traveller7 |
| Residence | 2 Apr 1911 | Nirvana, Romanby Road, Northallerton, Yorkshire7 |
| Occupation | Oct 1915 | Serjeant, West York Regiment/Durham Light Infantry8,9 |
| Occupation | 12 Oct 1915 | Second Lieutenant, Durham Light Infantry9,8 |
| Occupation | 25 Sep 1916 | Seconded for duty with a garrison battalion.10 |
| Occupation | 1 Jul 1917 | Lieutenant, Durham Light Infantry11 |
| Marriage | c 1918 | See notes, Spouse: Ethel May Tibbs |
| Occupation | 4 Dec 1918 | Relinquishes commission "Lt. R.T.H. Elliff reliquishes his commission on account of ill-health, and is granted the hon. rank of Lt."12 |
| Residence | Feb 1919 | 12 Mount Preston, Leeds, Yorkshire13 |
| Occupation | 16 May 1919 | Administrative Officer in Ministry of Labour14 |
| Residence | 16 May 1919 | 71 Caledonian Road, Leeds, Yorkshire14 |
| Residence | fr 1931 - 1940 | 3 Primley Park Gardens, Alwoodley, Yorkshire15 |
| Occupation | fr 1932 - 1933 | Radio Engineer16 |
| Occupation | fr 1934 - 1940 | Robson Elliff Ltd, Wireless Depot, 3 Albion Street, Leeds, Yorkshire17 |
| Occupation | Apr 1949 | Radio Dealer18 |
| Residence | Apr 1949 | 36 New Adel Lane, Leeds, Yorkshire19,20 |
| Death | 23 Apr 1949 | Leeds General Infirmary, Leeds, Yorkshire, See burial record21 |
| Burial | 27 Apr 1949 | Lawnswood Cemetery, Leeds, Yorkshire, Name: Robson Thomas Henry Elliff Address: 36 New Adel Lane, Leeds 16 Died: 23 Apr 1949 at Leeds General Infirmary, Leeds Aged 61 years Buried 27 Apr 1949 at Lawnswood Cemetery, Section Y, Number 83721 |
| Note | Robson's WW1 medal card in the National Archives shows that he was awarded the Victory Medal and Silver War Badge. This was awarded to those military personnel who were discharged as a result of sickness or wounds contracted or received during the war, either at home or overseas. | |
| Note | No marriage between Robson and Ethel Tibbs has been found in the GRO Indexes | |
| Note | Robson's death notice in the Yorkshire Evening Post on 25 Apr 1949 states that his funeral servce was to be held on 27 Apr at St John's Church, Moortown | |
| Note | From burial record and grave book at Lawnswood Cemetery per email to John from Stephen T. Miller ([email protected]) 4 Feb 1999: Buried 27th April, 1949. Entry 7241 Grave Y 837 Unconsecrated Section. Freehold grave, Robson Thomas Henry Elliff, 61 years. Radio dealer, 36 New Adel Lane, Leeds 6. Grave bought by Ethel Elliff, 36 New Adel Lane, Leeds 6. Grave 7' 6" (for three), only one person in the grave, 6' 3" left (room for two more). No headstone mentioned. Vase only. | |
| Note | The Probate Registry Indexes record that Robson's will was proved on 13 Jan 1950 in Wakefield and probate granted to Ethel May Elliff, widow and Herbert Chell Horner, solicitor's managing clerk. His effects were valued at £1,892 7s 10d | |
| Note | The London Gazette dated 31 Mar 1961 (Pg 2451) announce the appointment of liquidators for the company Robson Elliff Ltd, Radio & Television Retailers |
Family | Ethel May Tibbs (c Jun 1889 - 1967) | |
| Child |
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| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Citations
- [S6] Parish Register.
- [S23] Assumed from baptism.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - Stockesley RD 9d 644.
- [S6] Parish Register - m/f Middlesbro RO (PC Elliff).
- [S32] 1891 Census Returns - RG12/4053.
- [S28] 1901 Census Returns - RG13/4106.
- [S59] 1911 Census Transcript (findmypast.co.uk) - RG14PN29378.
- [S42] London Gazette - 12 Oct 1915 p10031.
- [S44] WW1 Service Records - Medal Card - National Archives.
- [S42] London Gazette - 17 May 1917 p4790.
- [S42] London Gazette - 21 Nov 1917 p12098.
- [S42] London Gazette - 3 Dec 1918 p14314.
- [S44] WW1 Service Records - SWB Roll.
- [S14] Birth Certificate - Dau Audrey Robson.
- [S63] Telephone Directory - Liverpool/Southwest Lancashire/Manchester/Southeast Lancashire/Mid-Lancashire/Cumberland/Westmorland/North Lancashire/Isle of Man/Northumberland/Durham/North Yorkshire/Hull/West & East Yorkshire 1931-40.
- [S63] Telephone Directory - Liverpool/Southwest Lancashire/Manchester/Southeast Lancashire/Mid-Lancashire/Cumberland/Westmorland/North Lancashire/Isle of Man/Northumberland/Durham/North Yorkshire/Hull/West & East Yorkshire 1932-33.
- [S63] Telephone Directory - Liverpool/Southwest Lancashire/Manchester/Southeast Lancashire/Mid-Lancashire/Cumberland/Westmorland/North Lancashire/Isle of Man/Northumberland/Durham/North Yorkshire/Hull/West & East Yorkshire 1934-40.
- [S26] Burial Record - Per Ashley Moore - email dated 10th Oct 2000.
- [S26] Burial Record - Per letter from Lawns Wood Cremetoriam date 22 Mar 2006.
- [S12] Probate Registry Indexes.
- [S26] Burial Record - Per letter from Lawns Wood Cremetoriam dated 22 Mar 2006.
- [S14] Birth Certificate.
Rose Elliff
(c Mar 1907 - )
| Father | William Henry Elliff1 (10 Apr 1873 - 30 Dec 1959) |
| Mother | Jane Richards1 (c 1868 - ) |
| Reference | S501 |
| Birth | c Mar 1907 | Atherstone, Warwickshire1,2 |
| Residence | 2 Apr 1911 | Farndish, Wellinborough, Northants1 |
| Note | A Rose Elliff married a Norman C Groves c Jun 1937 in the North Bucks RD Ref 3a 3229 |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Rose Ada Elliff
(4 Jul 1868 - )
| Father | Frederick Charles Elliff1 (c 1835 - 3 Apr 1902) |
| Mother | Harriet Bettes1 (18 Jul 1842 - 13 Jan 1917) |
| Reference | R240 |
| Birth | 4 Jul 1868 | Bromley By Bow, London2,3,4 |
| Residence | 2 Apr 1871 | 23 Powis Road, Bromley by Bow, London1 |
| Residence | Mar 1873 | Bromley By Bow, London5 |
| Baptism | 20 Mar 1873 | Bromley St Leonard Parish Church, Bromley by Bow, London6 |
| Occupation | 3 Apr 1881 | Scholar7 |
| Residence | 3 Apr 1881 | 15 Wilsons Road, Hammersmith, London7 |
| Residence | 6 Dec 1891 | 69 Brackenbury Road, Hammersmith, London8 |
| Marriage | 6 Dec 1891 | St John's Church, Paddenswick Road, Hammersmith, London, Spouse: George William Thorn8,9 |
| Married Name | 6 Dec 1891 | Thorn8,9 |
| Residence | 10 Jul 1892 | 78 Carthew Road, Hammwersmith, London10 |
| Residence | 13 Oct 1895 | 13 Purcell Crescent, Fulham, London11 |
| Residence | 31 Mar 1901 | Bourne Farm, Northolt, Middlesex9 |
| Residence | Nov 1908 | 61 Hilliards Terrace, Northwood, Middlesex12 |
| Residence | 2 Apr 1911 | 61 Hilliard Road, Ruislip, Middlesex13 |
| Residence | fr 1918 - 1936 | 60 Hilliard Road, Ruislip, Middlesex14 |
| Note | Rose Ada was baptised on the same day as her sister Anna Maria and brothers Albert George and James Duke | |
| Note | The register for Saint John the Evangelist, Hammersmith records the following baptisms: 10 Jul 1892 Frederick John William, born 1 Jun 1892 to parents George William & Rose Ada of 78 Carthew Road, Hammersmith. George is recorded as a Cellerman 13 Oct 1895: Florence Jane Hannah Thorn, b 3 Jan 1895 Harriet Rose Eliza, b 3 Jan 1895 to parents George William & Rose Ada Thorn of 19 Purcell Crescent, Fulham. George is recorded as a plumber | |
| Note | Living with Rose Ada and her husband at the time of the 1901 census were their children: Frederick J Wm born 1892 in Hammersmith Harriet R E born 1895 in Fulham Florence J H born 1895 in Fulham. | |
| Note | Living with Rose Ada and her husband at the time of the 1911 census were their children: Frederick, S, Railway Clerk, b 1893 Hammersmith Harriet, S, At home, b 1895 Fulham Rose, S, b 1902 Uxbridge | |
| Note | At the time of the 1911 census, Rose's daughter Florence is recorded as a housemaid in the home of Chester Abercrombie & family at Ashberrie, Ruislip, Middlesex (RG14PN6774) | |
| Note | A Rose A Thorn died aged 79 c Jun 1948 in the Chelmsford RD Ref 4a 372 |
Family | George William Thorn (c Dec 1868 - ) | |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Citations
- [S10] 1871 Census Returns - RG10/570.
- [S6] Parish Register - baptism Bromley St Leonard 1873 - Ancestry.co.uk.
- [S11] 1881 Census Returns.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - Poplar RD 1c 587.
- [S6] Parish Register - baptism Bromley St Leonard - Ancestry.co.uk.
- [S6] Parish Register - Ancestry.co.uk.
- [S11] 1881 Census Returns - RG11/54.
- [S20] Marriage Certificate.
- [S28] 1901 Census Returns - RG13/1179.
- [S6] Parish Register - baptism - son Frederick St John the Evangelist Hammersmith.
- [S6] Parish Register - baptisms - daughters Florence & Harriet St John the Evangelist, Hammersmith.
- [S57] Family Ephemera - John & Lily Elliff's Postcard Collection Ref M0024.
- [S59] 1911 Census Transcript (findmypast.co.uk) - RG14PN6778.
- [S69] Electoral Register - Hillingdon 1918,36 - London Metropolitan Archives.
Rose Ena May Elliff
(1 Apr 1913 - c May 1998)
| Father | George Frederick Elliff1 (3 Nov 1877 - 11 Jun 1946) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Beatrice Partridge1 (4 Feb 1881 - 21 Aug 1946) |
| Reference | S266 |
| Birth | 1 Apr 1913 | Fulham, London1 |
| Married Name | 26 Dec 1935 | Pickett |
| Marriage | 26 Dec 1935 | Chiswick, London, Spouse: Frederick Joseph Pickett2 |
| Residence | 1936 | 121 Duke Road, Chiswick, London3 |
| Residence | 1937 | 73 Dale Street, Chiswick, London4 |
| Death | c May 1998 | Fulham Registration District, London5 |
| Note | The GRO Indexes records the following Pickett/Elliff births: Patricia A V Pickett, Mar 1937, Brentford RD, ref 3a 470 Robert F G Pickett, Jun 1939, Brentford RD, ref 3a 590 June Pickett, Sep 1944, Brentford RD, ref 5a 518 |
Family | Frederick Joseph Pickett | |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Ruby Elliff
(c Dec 1886 - )
| Father | John Joseph Elliff1,2 (11 Nov 1855 - ) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Mayes2 (c 1857 - ) |
| Reference | R706 |
| Birth | c Dec 1886 | Long Eaton, Derbyshire3,1 |
| Occupation | 5 Apr 1891 | Scholar3 |
| Residence | 5 Apr 1891 | Vine Cottage, Browntoft Lane, Donington, Lincolnshire3 |
| Residence | 31 Mar 1901 | Station, North Kilworth, Leicestershire4 |
| Emigration | 10 Jul 1901 | Liverpool, Lancashire, RMS Oceanic, Ticket No 67405 |
| Immigration | 18 Jul 1901 | New York City, U.S.A.6 |
| Note | In the 1901 Census, Ruby is living with Station Master Frederick John Dilks, his wife Sarah and their 3 sons. Ruby's relationship is described as niece so Sarah Dilks is assumed to be the sister of Ruby's mother Elizabeth Elliff nee Mayes). Sarah's place of birth - Peterborough, the same as for Elizabeth would bear this out |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Samuel George Elliff
(c Dec 1904 - 11 Dec 1925)
| Father | Benjamin Elliff1 (17 Jan 1867 - 31 Oct 1937) |
| Mother | Florence Sarah Earle1 (c Jun 1878 - 27 Dec 1921) |
| Reference | R377 |
| Birth | c Dec 1904 | Grimethorpe, Yorkshire1,2,3 |
| Baptism | 8 Dec 1904 | St Luke's Parish Church, Grimethorpe, Yorkshire4 |
| Residence | 2 Apr 1911 | 26 Joseph Street, Grimethorpe, Yorkshire1 |
| Occupation | fr 1919 - 1925 | Colliery worker5 |
| Residence | fr Sep 1925 - Dec 1925 | Ridgill Avenue, Skellow, Yorkshire, living with his uncle Walter Farmer5 |
| Occupation | fr Sep 1925 - Dec 1925 | Bentley Colliery5 |
| Death | 11 Dec 1925 | Bentley Colliery, Bentley, Yorkshire6,7 |
| Burial | 17 Dec 1925 | Grimethorpe Cemetery, Grimethorpe, Yorkshire, Private grave D2536 |
| Note | The inquest into Samuel's death, reported in the Doncaster Gazette and Doncaster Chronicle on 18 Dec 1925 revealed that he was crushed between a coal tub and the pit wall while driving a pony pulling two tubs about a mile underground. No-one saw the accident or could explain why Samuel was where he was. He died of shock as a result of serious injuries to his head, chest and leg. He was pronounced dead in the pit. The jury returned a verdict of accidental death | |
| Note | Samuel's burial records states his age as 21 years | |
| Note | The headstone on Samuel's grave has the inscription: In loving memory of Florence Sarah beloved wife of Benjamin Elliff who died 27th December 1921 aged 44 years also Samuel George son of the above who was accidently killed at Bentley Colliery died 11th December 1925 aged 21 also Violet beloved daughter of the above who was accidently burned whilst following her employed (sic) died January 2nd 1934 aged 17 years also the above named Benjamin Elliff who died October 31st 1937 aged 70 years |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Citations
- [S59] 1911 Census Transcript (findmypast.co.uk) - RG14PN27530.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - Ref 9c 182.
- [S6] Parish Register - baptism.
- [S6] Parish Register.
- [S53] Newspaper - Doncaster Gazette 18 Dec 1925.
- [S26] Burial Record - Barnsley Bereavement Services email 19 Feb 2009.
- [S43] Gravestone - Barnsley Bereavement Services email 20 Feb 2009.
Sarah Elliff
(9 May 1778 - )
| Father | Thomas Elliff1 (25 Mar 1745 - c Jun 1793) |
| Mother | Sarah Fletcher1 (c 1751 - c 1781) |
| Reference | O444 |
| Birth | c 1778 | 2 |
| Baptism | 9 May 1778 | Boston Parish Church, Lincolnshire3 |
| Married Name | 16 Jan 1800 | Cade |
| Marriage | 16 Jan 1800 | St Michael's Parish Church, Coningsby, Lincolnshire, Spouse: David Cade4 |
| Residence | 7 Jun 1841 | Coningsby Moor, Coningsby, Lincolnshire5 |
| Residence | 30 Mar 1851 | Coningsby Moor, Coningsby, Lincolnshire6 |
| Burial | 12 Jan 1860 | St Michael's Parish Church, Coningsby, Lincolnshire7 |
| Note | Living with Sarah & David at the time of the 1841 census was John Cade, aged 14, born in Lincolnshire |
Family | David Cade (24 Mar 1776 - ) | |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Sarah Elliff
(1 Jan 1802 - )
| Father | Thomas Elliff1 (4 May 1772 - 31 May 1860) |
| Mother | Anne Clark1 (c 1779 - c 1811) |
| Reference | P224 |
| Birth | c 1802 | 2 |
| Baptism | 1 Jan 1802 | Boston Parish Church, Lincolnshire3 |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Sarah Elliff
(9 Jun 1844 - )
| Father | Thomas Elliff1 (c 1810 - c Sep 1889) |
| Mother | Mary Sewell1 (c 1810 - c Mar 1886) |
| Reference | Q344 |
| Birth | c 1844 | 2 |
| Baptism | 9 Jun 1844 | Spalding Parish Church, Lincolnshire3 |
| Residence | 30 Mar 1851 | Deeping Fen, Littleworth, Lincolnshire4 |
| Residence | Nov 1864 | Deeping St Nicholas, Lincolnshire5 |
| Married Name | 15 Nov 1864 | Marriott |
| Marriage | 15 Nov 1864 | Parish Church, Deeping St Nicholas, Lincolnshire, Spouse: John Walter Marriott6 |
| Residence | 2 Apr 1871 | King James Street, Nether Hallam, Sheffield, Yorkshire7 |
| Residence | 3 Apr 1881 | 26 Barrick Lane, Nether Hallam, Yorkshire8 |
| Note | Sarah was baptised on the same day as her sister Jane (Q340). | |
| Note | Also living with Sarah and her husband at the time of the 1871 Census were: John Thomas Marriott, son, 5, Scholar, b Sheffield, Yorks Frederick Walter Marriott, son, 1, b Sheffield, Yorks Walter Harry Marriott, son, 2, b Sheffield, Yorks William Ayliff, border, 22, labourer, b Deeping St Nicholas, Lincs William Ayliff was Sarah's nephew. | |
| Note | The full household at the time of the 1881 Census was as follows: Jn. W. Marriott, Head, M, M, 45, Deeping, Lincoln, Builder Sarah Marriott, Wife, M, F, 37, Deeping, Lincoln, Jas. Thos. Marriott, Son, U, M, 15, Sheffield, York, Joiners Apprentice Walter H. Marriott, Son, U, , 12, Sheffield, York, Scholar Fredk. W. Marriott, Son, U, M, 11, Sheffield, York, Scholar Martha A. Marriott, Dau, U, F, 8, Sheffield, York, Scholar Wm. A. Marriott, Son, U, M, 5, Sheffield, York, Scholar | |
| Note | Sarah & John's son Thomas was living with Sarah's brother William and his wife Martha in Sheffield at the time of the 1901 Census. |
Family | John Walter Marriott (c 1836 - ) | |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Citations
- [S6] Parish Register - Spalding St Mary's & St Nicholas Baptisms (SOG m/f 1599).
- [S23] Assumed from baptism.
- [S6] Parish Register - SOG m/f 1599+.
- [S5] 1851 Census Returns - HO107 2095.
- [S6] Parish Register - Marriage entry - Deeping St Nicholas.
- [S6] Parish Register - SOG m/f 1589.
- [S10] 1871 Census Returns - RG10/4663.
- [S33] 1881 Census LDS Transcript - RG11/4623.
Sarah Elliff
(c Mar 1891 - )
| Father | John Joseph Elliff1,2,3 (11 Nov 1855 - ) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Mayes1,2 (c 1857 - ) |
| Reference | R712 |
| Birth | c Mar 1891 | Donington, Lincolnshire1,4 |
| Residence | 5 Apr 1891 | Vine Cottage, Browntoft Lane, Donington, Lincolnshire5 |
| Residence | 31 Mar 1901 | Northen's Lane, Holbeach, Lincolnshire1 |
| Emigration | 10 Jul 1901 | Liverpool, Lancashire, RMS Oceanic, Ticket No 67406 |
| Immigration | 18 Jul 1901 | New York City, U.S.A.7 |
| Note | Assumed to be the twin of Fred Elliff (R711). | |
| Note | At the 1901 Census Sarah and her family are 'visitors' with the family of John and Elizabeth Mayes. It is suspected that Sarah is John and Elizabeth's grand-daughter (see mother Elizabeth Elliff). |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Citations
- [S28] 1901 Census Returns - RG13/3039.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - Holbeach RD 7a 384.
- [S34] 1891 Census FreeCen Transcript - RG12/2560.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - Spalding RD 7a 384.
- [S32] 1891 Census Returns - RG12/2560.
- [S50] Ship Passenger List - RMS Oceanic.
- [S48] US Immigration Declaration of Intention - Cyril Elliff 11 Jun 1917.
Sarah Ann Elizabeth Elliff
(20 May 1849 - )
| Father | William Elliff1,2 (c 1815 - c Sep 1900) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Lambert1,2 (c 1805 - 6 Mar 1861) |
| Reference | Q376 |
| Birth | c May 1849 | Spalding Registration District, Lincolnshire3,4 |
| Baptism | 20 May 1849 | Pinchbeck Parish Church, Lincolnshire5 |
| Residence | 30 Mar 1851 | Six Houses Bank, Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire2 |
| Occupation | 7 Apr 1861 | Scholar6 |
| Residence | 7 Apr 1861 | Dozen's Bank, Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire6 |
| Note | Baptism entry records abode as 'The ? Bank'. |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Sarah Hannah Elliff
(c Sep 1850 - )
| Father | John Elliff1 (8 May 1812 - 10 Apr 1865) |
| Mother | Mary Ann Brocklesby1 (c 1818 - ) |
| Reference | Q552 |
| Birth | c Sep 1850 | Holbeach, Lincolnshire1,2 |
| Residence | 30 Mar 1851 | Five Acres, Holbeach, Lincolnshire1 |
| Occupation | 7 Apr 1861 | Scholar3 |
| Residence | 7 Apr 1861 | Washway, Holbeach, Lincolnshire3 |
| Married Name | c Sep 1873 | Dollins |
| Marriage | c Sep 1873 | Spalding Registration District, Lincolnshire, Spouse: William Dowse Dollins4,5 |
| Residence | 3 Apr 1881 | 22 Senior Terrace, Doncaster, Yorkshire5 |
| Residence | 5 Apr 1891 | 77 Victoria Street, Doncaster, Yorkshire6 |
| Residence | 31 Mar 1901 | 14 Exchange Street, Doncaster, Yorkshire7 |
| Residence | 2 Apr 1911 | 118 Carr House Road, Doncaster, Yorkshire8 |
| Note | Sarah Hannah was baptised at Whaplode on 29 May 1864 by her parents John and Mary Ann Elliff (IGI). | |
| Note | She was identified as Sarah Ann in the 1851 and Sarah A in the 1861 Census Returns. | |
| Note | Also living with Sarah & William at the time of the 1881 Census Returns was Sarah's brother John who was to marry William's sister Hannah Maria a year later. | |
| Note | Also living with Sarah & William at the time of the 1891 census were: William H Dollins, son, 14, scholar, b Doncaster, Yorks Edward Moyses, father-in-law 78, General labourer, b Doddington, Cambs. | |
| Note | Living with Sarah at the time of the 1911 Census was her brother Joseph aged 66 and border Arthur Sharpe aged 24, an Engine Shed Labourer born in Westwoodside Linr (sic) | |
| Note | A Sarah A Dollin died c Dec 1921 aged 71 in the Doncaster RD Ref 9c 1083 |
Family | William Dowse Dollins (c Sep 1848 - c Dec 1903) | |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Citations
- [S5] 1851 Census Returns - HO107/2097.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - Holbeach RD XIV 436.
- [S7] 1861 Census Returns - RG9/2329.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - 7a 611 cross checked to spouse.
- [S11] 1881 Census Returns - RG11/4692.
- [S32] 1891 Census Returns - RG12/3865.
- [S28] 1901 Census Returns - RG13/4413.
- [S59] 1911 Census Transcript (findmypast.co.uk) - RG14PN28211.
Sarah Hannah Elliff
(c Jun 1906 - )
| Father | John Edward Elliff1 (6 Mar 1880 - c Dec 1924) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Hey1 (22 Sep 1868 - ) |
| Birth | c Jun 1906 | Sherburn in Elmet, Yorkshire1,2 |
| Occupation | 2 Apr 1911 | At school1 |
| Residence | 2 Apr 1911 | Church Hill, Sherburn in Elmet, Yorkshire1 |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Sarah Jane Elliff
(19 May 1878 - c Mar 1964)
| Father | William Elliff1 (c 1815 - c Sep 1900) |
| Mother | Susanna Harker1 (27 Jul 1845 - c Dec 1926) |
| Reference | Q390 |
| Birth | c 1878 | Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire2,3 |
| Baptism | 19 May 1878 | Pinchbeck West Parish Church, Lincolnshire1 |
| Residence | 3 Apr 1881 | Six House Bank, Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire3 |
| Residence | 5 Apr 1891 | Glenside, Pinchbeck West, Lincolnshire4 |
| Residence | Aug 1904 | West Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire5 |
| Married Name | 3 Aug 1904 | Bowcock |
| Marriage | 3 Aug 1904 | Pinchbeck West Parish Church, Lincolnshire, Spouse: John Edward Bowcock6 |
| Residence | 2 Apr 1911 | 8 House Row, Pinchbeck West, Lincolnshire7 |
| Death | c Mar 1964 | Spalding Registration District, Lincolnshire8 |
| Note | At her baptism, her surname was recorded as Eliff. | |
| Note | In the 1891 Census she is recorded as "Sarah A" | |
| Note | In the marriage register, Sarah signed her surname as Eliff. Witnesses to the marriage were John Elliff, assumed to be her half brother John Thomas (Q366), and her sister Mary Alice Elliff (Q406). |
Family | John Edward Bowcock (c 1879 - c Sep 1953) | |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Citations
- [S6] Parish Register.
- [S23] Assumed from baptism.
- [S11] 1881 Census Returns - RG11/3200.
- [S32] 1891 Census Returns - RG12/2559.
- [S6] Parish Register - Marriage entry - Pinchbeck West.
- [S6] Parish Register - SOG m/f 1595.
- [S59] 1911 Census Transcript (findmypast.co.uk) - RG14PN19477.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - Ref 3b 62 + age & location.
Silvia Elliff
(12 Oct 1811 - 13 Mar 1888)
| Father | Thomas Elliff1 (4 May 1772 - 31 May 1860) |
| Mother | Anne Clark2 (c 1779 - c 1811) |
| Reference | P244 |
| Birth | c 1811 | Boston, Lincolnshire3,4 |
| Baptism | 12 Oct 1811 | Boston Parish Church, Lincolnshire5 |
| Occupation | 7 Jun 1841 | Servant (F/S)6 |
| Residence | 7 Jun 1841 | Witham Green, Boston, Lincolnshire6 |
| Occupation | 30 Mar 1851 | Laundress4 |
| Residence | 30 Mar 1851 | 27 Witham Green, Boston, Lincolnshire4 |
| Occupation | 7 Apr 1861 | Dressmaker7 |
| Residence | 7 Apr 1861 | 91 Witham Green, Boston, Lincolnshire7 |
| Occupation | 3 Apr 1881 | Unable (to work?).8 |
| Residence | 3 Apr 1881 | 7 Brady Street, Boston, Lincolnshire8 |
| Occupation | Mar 1888 | Nurse9 |
| Death | 13 Mar 1888 | 12 Witham Street, Boston, Lincolnshire9 |
| Burial | 18 Mar 1888 | Boston Cemetery, Lincolnshire, (no gravestone was erected)10 |
| Note | Silvia had four children. The father of the eldest, Frederick Charles is not known for certain. On the birth certificates of the next two, Thomas Henry and Anna Maria, the father is given as Charles Danby, who was the husband of Silvia's sister Anne. No father was recorded for the last child, Emily. |
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Family 2 | Charles Danby (24 Oct 1796 - 7 Jul 1874) | |
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| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Citations
- [S6] Parish Register - Baptism - Boston.
- [S6] Parish Register - Bapstism - Boston.
- [S23] Assumed from baptism.
- [S5] 1851 Census Returns - HO107/2099.
- [S6] Parish Register.
- [S9] 1841 Census Returns - HO107/613.
- [S7] 1861 Census Returns - RG9/2336.
- [S33] 1881 Census LDS Transcript - RG11/3217.
- [S15] Death Certificate.
- [S26] Burial Record - SOG - Index to Boston Cemetery.
- [S5] 1851 Census Returns - (HO107 2099.
- [S14] Birth Certificate.
Stanley Brian Elliff
(Nov 1913 - c Dec 1979)
| Father | Edgar Elliff1 (c Sep 1882 - 5 Jan 1966) |
| Mother | Isabel King1 (c Sep 1881 - 30 Apr 1963) |
| Birth | Nov 1913 | Camberwell Registration District, London1,2 |
| Residence | 1935 | 19 Drylands Road, Stroud Green, London N83 |
| Residence | 1938 | 232 Fulham Road, Kensington, London N84 |
| Residence | bt 1954 - 1958 | 19 Fitzroy Street, Holborn, London W15 |
| Marriage | c Mar 1957 | Marylebone Registration District, London, Spouse: Winifred Ingeborg Baumgardt6 |
| Occupation | Jan 1966 | Laboratory Technician7 |
| Death | c Dec 1979 | Worthing Registration District, Sussex8 |
| Note | The Probate Registry Indexes record that following Stanley's father Edgar's death, Letters of Administration (with will) were granted to him in Lincoln on 20 Apr 1966. His effects were valued at £2,811 | |
| Note | He was recorded as Stanley Bryan in the 1935 Electoral Register |
Family | Winifred Ingeborg Baumgardt (8 Jul 1911 - c Sep 1988) | |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Citations
- [S16] GRO Indexes - Ref 1d 1384 + mother's maiden name.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - DOB on death entry.
- [S69] Electoral Register - Hornsey 1935 - London Metropolitan Archives.
- [S69] Electoral Register - Kensington 1938 - London Metropolitan Archives.
- [S69] Electoral Register - Holborn 1954-58 - London Metropolitan Archives.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - Ref 5d 819 + names cross checked.
- [S12] Probate Registry Indexes - father Edgar.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - Ref 18 2190 + name & DOB.
Susannah Elliff
(8 Mar 1756 - )
| Father | William Elliff1 (20 Jun 1716 - c 1782) |
| Mother | Mary Dennis1 (7 Mar 1721 - ) |
| Reference | N550 |
| Birth | c 1756 | 2 |
| Baptism | 8 Mar 1756 | Fishtoft Parish Church, Lincolnshire3 |
| Residence | Dec 1772 | Fishtoft Parish, Lincolnshire4 |
| Married Name | 15 Dec 1772 | Goodwin |
| Marriage | 15 Dec 1772 | Boston Parish Church, Lincolnshire, Spouse: Joseph Goodwin3 |
| Note | Banns of marriage were published at Fishtoft Parish Church on 29 Nov, 6 & 13 Dec 1772. | |
| Note | In her father's will dated 26 Nov 1779 and proved on 22 Apr 1882, Susannah was bequeathed 'my eight acres of land lying and being in the new enclosed fen in Boston' after it had passed to her uncle Thomas of Horncastle and her brother Thomas of Boston. | |
| Note | The NBI records Susanna Goodwin buried on 22 Jan 1780 aged 25 at St Botolph Parish Church, Boston, Lincolnshire |
Family | Joseph Goodwin | |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Susannah Elliff
(8 Nov 1773 - )
| Father | Thomas Elliff1 (25 Mar 1745 - c Jun 1793) |
| Mother | Sarah Fletcher1 (c 1751 - c 1781) |
| Reference | O428 |
| Birth | c 1773 | 2 |
| Baptism | 8 Nov 1773 | Boston Parish Church, Lincolnshire3 |
| Married Name | 24 Nov 1794 | Booth |
| Marriage | 24 Nov 1794 | Boston Parish Church, Lincolnshire, Spouse: Edward Booth3 |
| Note | Marriage assumed to be this Susannah as most likely person. She is just 21 years old and a witness is Thomas Elliffe. | |
| Note | A Susannah Booth died aged 64 at Fosdyke on 9 Oct 1837. The informant was her niece Ann Moore "with whom the deceased lived" Death Certificate | |
| Note | The NBI records the burial of Susannah Booth on 11 Oct 1837 aged 64 at the Parish Church of St Peter & St Paul, Algakirk, Lincolnshire |
Family | Edward Booth | |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Susannah Elliff
(8 Feb 1808 - May 1891)
| Father | Thomas Elliff1 (4 May 1772 - 31 May 1860) |
| Mother | Anne Clark1 (c 1779 - c 1811) |
| Reference | P238 |
| Birth | c 1808 | Boston, Lincolnshire2,3 |
| Baptism | 8 Feb 1808 | Boston Parish Church, Lincolnshire4 |
| Residence | Feb 1838 | Fishtoft, Lincolnshire5 |
| Married Name | 22 Feb 1838 | Williamson |
| Marriage | 22 Feb 1838 | Fishtoft Parish Church, Lincolnshire, Spouse: John Williamson5 |
| Residence | 30 Mar 1851 | Fishtoft, Lincolnshire3 |
| Occupation | 7 Apr 1861 | Farmer6 |
| Residence | 7 Apr 1861 | Ball House, Fishtoft, Lincolnshire6 |
| Occupation | 2 Apr 1871 | Annuitant7 |
| Residence | 2 Apr 1871 | Wainfleet Road, Boston, Lincolnshire8 |
| Occupation | 3 Apr 1881 | Annuitant9 |
| Residence | 3 Apr 1881 | Wainfleet Road, Fishtoft (formerly Boston), Lincolnshire9 |
| Residence | 5 Apr 1891 | Church Road, Skirbeck, Lincolnshire10 |
| Death | May 1891 | Boston Registration District, Lincolnshire11,12 |
| Burial | 31 May 1891 | Fishtoft Parish Church, Lincolnshire12 |
| Note | Living with Susannah & John at the time of the 1851 census were: J T Williamson, son, 11, b Fishtoft A E Williamson, dau, 7, b Fishtoft (dumb) Emma Williamson, dau, 4 b Fishtoft William Pepper, farmer servant, 26, b Fishtoft Ann Hunt, house servant, 18, b New Bolingbroke | |
| Note | Living with Susannah at the time of the 1861 Census were: John Thomas, son, 21, farmer, b Fishtoft Ann Elizabeth, dau, 17, b Fishtoft (dumb) Emma, dau, 14, b Fishtoft John Vines, servant ag lab, 25, b Boston George Swain, servant ag lab, 15, b Fishtoft Betsey Ann Jackson, general servant, 19, b Algarkirk Elizabeth Sharp, general servant, 20, b Stickney | |
| Note | Living with Susannah at the time of the 1871 Census were: Anne E, dau, 27, b Fishtoft (imbecile from birth) Emma, dau, 24, b Fishtoft Mary Jane Beeston, general servant, 20, b Weston | |
| Note | Living with Susannah at the time of the 1881 Census were: John, son, 41, farmer, b Fishtoft Louisa, dau-in-law, 40, b Skirbeck Annie, g-dau, 16, milliner b Fishtoft Albert, g-son, 6, b Fishtoft Emma, g-dau, 2, b Boston East, Edith, g-dau, 3mths, Boston East | |
| Note | At the time of the 1891 Census Susannah was a 'boarder' with her daughter-in-law and family: Louisa Williamson, head, widow, 50 Albert, son, 16 Emma, dau, 12 John, son, 8 Joseph Platt, 40 |
Family | John Williamson (c 1803 - c Apr 1859) | |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Citations
- [S6] Parish Register - Baptism - Boston.
- [S23] Assumed from baptism.
- [S5] 1851 Census Returns - HO107/2098.
- [S6] Parish Register.
- [S20] Marriage Certificate.
- [S7] 1861 Census Returns - RG9/2333.
- [S10] 1871 Census Returns - RG10/3343.
- [S10] 1871 Census Returns - RG10/343.
- [S11] 1881 Census Returns - RG11/3215.
- [S32] 1891 Census Returns - RG12/2575.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - 7a 382 + age at death & location.
- [S36] National Burial Index.
Sybil Elliff
(1 Jun 1899 - c Sep 1973)
| Father | Alfred Elliff1 (c Sep 1854 - 17 Apr 1933) |
| Mother | Frances Annie Boagey1 (c Sep 1865 - 8 Dec 1946) |
| Reference | R830 |
| Birth | 1 Jun 1899 | Coatham, Yorkshire2,1 |
| Residence | 31 Mar 1901 | 4 Teresa Terrace, Coatham, Yorkshire1 |
| Occupation | 2 Apr 1911 | At school3 |
| Residence | 2 Apr 1911 | National Provincial Bank, Market Place, Guisborough, Yorkshire3 |
| Married Name | c Sep 1924 | Crozier |
| Marriage | c Sep 1924 | Scarborough Registration District, Yorkshire, Spouse: William Leslie Crozier4 |
| Death | c Sep 1973 | Scarborough Registration District, Yorkshire5 |
| Note | Following Sybil's husband William's death on 21 Oct 1941, she was granted probate in Llandudno on 16 Jan 1942. His effects were valued at £625 7s 6d. | |
| Note | Probate for Sybil's mother Frances' will was granted on 24 Feb 1947 in York to Sybil (recorded as a widow) and Guy Dawson Elliff. Frances' effects totalled £2447 4s 2d |
Family | William Leslie Crozier (c 1892 - 21 Oct 1941) | |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Sybil Elliff
(31 May 1935 - 15 Nov 1999)
| Father | Maurice Elliff1 (17 Jan 1889 - Nov 1950) |
| Mother | Francis Christine Morse1 (27 Nov 1905 - 18 Jan 1989) |
| Reference | S814 |
| Birth | 31 May 1935 | Royal Victoria Montreal Maternity Hospital, Montreal, Quebec, Canada2 |
| Residence | 1959 | Apt 16 6875 Fielding Avenue, Montreal, Quebec, Canada3 |
| Occupation | bt 1959 - 1961 | Secretary Dom Structural Steel4 |
| Residence | bt 1960 - 1961 | Apt 105 6666 Fielding Avenue, Montreal, Quebec, Canada5 |
| Residence | bt 1962 - 1964 | Apt 18 4615 Walkley Avenue, Montreal, Quebec, Canada6 |
| Occupation | bt 1962 - 1964 | Secretary6 |
| Residence | 1968 | 6695 Fielding Avenue, Montreal, Quebec, Canada7 |
| Residence | bt 1969 - 1977 | 2555 Benny Avenue, Montreal, Quebec, Canada8 |
| Occupation | bt 1972 - 1977 | Secretary9 |
| Death | 15 Nov 1999 | Ottawa, Ontario, Canada1,10 |
| Note | According to Gillian Blakey, the daughter of Sybil's half sister Margaret Grace Elliff, Sybil died of a brain aneurysm caused by her heavy smoking |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Citations
- [S58] Personal Knowledge - Gillian Blakey, the daughter of Sybil's half sister Margaret Grace Elliff.
- [S14] Birth Certificate.
- [S30] Directory - Lovell's Montreal Directory 1957-59.
- [S30] Directory - Lovell's Montreal Directory 1959-61.
- [S30] Directory - Lovell's Montreal Directory 1960-61.
- [S30] Directory - Lovell's Montreal Directory 1962-64.
- [S30] Directory - Lovell's Montreal Directory 1968.
- [S30] Directory - Lovell's Montreal Directory 1969-77.
- [S30] Directory - Lovell's Montreal Directory 1972-77.
- [S58] Personal Knowledge - Janet Ogilvie, dau of Sybil's half brother Denton Ogilvie - email 4 Oct 2009.
Sydney Elliff
(19 Jul 1902 - c Sep 1969)
| Father | William Henry Elliff1 (8 Mar 1872 - c Mar 1948) |
| Mother | Lucy Alice Watson1 (c 1872 - c Mar 1958) |
| Reference | S628 |
| Birth | 19 Jul 1902 | Stockton on Tees, Durham1,2,3 |
| Occupation | 2 Apr 1911 | At school1 |
| Residence | 2 Apr 1911 | 12 Stewart Street, Stockton on Tees, Durham1 |
| Marriage | c Mar 1938 | Stockton Registration District, Durham, Spouse: Elsie Mary Hunter4 |
| Burial | c Sep 1969 | St Mary The Virgin, Norton, Durham5 |
| Death | c Sep 1969 | Cleveland Registration District, Durham6 |
Family | Elsie Mary Hunter (9 Aug 1905 - c Jan 1984) | |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Citations
- [S59] 1911 Census Transcript (findmypast.co.uk) - RG14PN29570.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - Stockton RD Ref 10a 82.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - DOB from GRO death index.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - Ref 10a 96 + names cross checked.
- [S35] Burial Register Transcription - findmypast.co.uk.
- [S16] GRO Indexes - Ref 1b 1415 + name, age & location.
Thomas Elliff
( - c 1722)
| Reference | L552 |
| Occupation | Apr 1708 | Yeoman1 |
| Residence | Apr 1708 | Horncastle, Lincolnshire1 |
| Marriage | 1 Apr 1708 | Kirkby on Bain, Lincolnshire, Spouse: Elizabeth Walgrave2 |
| Occupation | Jan 1722 | Servant to the Honorable Champion Dymock3 |
| Death | c 1722 | 4 |
| Burial | 22 Jan 1722 | Scrivelsby Parish Church, Lincolnshire2 |
| Note | Thomas' gravestone in Scrivelsby Churchyard bears the following inscription: 'In memory of Tho. Elliff who dyd Feb 20 1722. Also Eliz. his wife who dyd Sep 19 1754 aged 73'. The date of death does not tally with the record of burial, but that may be because the stone was inscribed at the time of Elizabeth's death, 30 years later. | |
| Note | His gravestone was seen and photographed in August 1988. |
Family | Elizabeth Walgrave (c 1681 - 19 Sep 1754) | |
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| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Citations
- [S6] Parish Register - Marriage entry - Kirkby on Bain.
- [S6] Parish Register - P.C. Elliff.
- [S6] Parish Register - Burial entry - Scrivelsby (P.C.Elliff).
- [S1] Assumed from burial.
- [S6] Parish Register - Baptism - Horncastle.
- [S6] Parish Register - Baptism - Scrivelsby.
- [S2] Will - Brother Thomas' - see notes.
- [S6] Parish Register - (P.C. Elliff).
Thomas Elliff
(12 Feb 1710 - 28 Dec 1788)
| Father | Thomas Elliff1 ( - c 1722) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Walgrave1 (c 1681 - 19 Sep 1754) |
| Reference | M536 |
| Birth | c 1710 | 2 |
| Baptism | 12 Feb 1710 | Scrivelsby Parish Church, Lincolnshire3 |
| Residence | Nov 1786 | Horncastle, Lincolnshire4 |
| Occupation | Nov 1786 | Yeoman4 |
| Death | 28 Dec 1788 | 5 |
| Burial | 31 Dec 1788 | Scrivelsby Parish Church, Lincolnshire3 |
| Note | Thomas was appointed joint executor of his brother William's (M546) will. Together with his nephew Thomas (N538) he was beqeathed: 'my cottage or tenement and eleven acres of land situate, lying and being in Skirbeck Quarter'; 'my four acres of pasture land lying and being in Wyberton' (this was to be passed to his nephew William (N544) at his decease); 'my eight acres of land lying and being in the new enclosed fen in Boston' (to be passed to his neice Susannah Goodwin at his decease); following the decease of William's wife, Thomas and his nephew Thomas were to receive 'my two cottages or tenements situate and being in Boston'. | |
| Note | Thomas' will was made on 28 Nov 1786 and proved on 5 Jan 1789. He described himself as 'yeoman' and willed that 'my body shall be carried in a hearse and decently interred in the churchyard of Scrivelsby ... as near as may be against my father and mother and also that a gravestone shall be erected to my memory ...'. The cottage and 11 acres in Skirbeck Quarter which he had received in his brother's will were bequeathed to his nephew Thomas along with with the 8 acres in Boston which his brother had asked to be passed to Susannah (N550) and the two cottages in Boston in 'Gout Street'. The land in Wyberton was bequeathed to his nephew William in accordance with his brother's will. Thomas also bequeathed his 'silver cup' to nephew Thomas and his 'silver watch' to nephew William. Other bequests: to William and Elizabeth Elliff, children of his late brother John, £20 each; to 'kinsman Christopher Blades of West Keal' £20; to 'my sister Elizabeth Ingelo of Horncastle ... widow' the remainder of his estate. | |
| Note | Thomas' gravestone in Scrivelsby Churchyard bears the inscription: 'In memory of Thomas Elliff who died Dec 28 1788 aged 78 years'. It was seen and photographed in August 1988. |
| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Thomas Elliff
(25 Mar 1745 - c Jun 1793)
| Father | William Elliff1 (20 Jun 1716 - c 1782) |
| Mother | Mary Dennis1 (7 Mar 1721 - ) |
| Reference | N538 |
| Birth | c 1745 | 2 |
| Baptism | 25 Mar 1745 | Boston Parish Church, Lincolnshire3 |
| Residence | May 1770 | Fishtoft Parish, Lincolnshire4 |
| Marriage | 14 May 1770 | Boston Parish Church, Lincolnshire, Spouse: Sarah Fletcher3 |
| Occupation | Nov 1779 | Grazier5 |
| Marriage | 20 May 1782 | Boston Parish Church, Lincolnshire, Spouse: Hannah Black3 |
| Residence | Mar 1786 | Long Hedges, Boston, Lincolnshire6 |
| Occupation | Nov 1786 | Farmer7 |
| Residence | Apr 1788 | Long Hedges, Boston, Lincolnshire8 |
| Death | c Jun 1793 | 9 |
| Occupation | Jun 1793 | Grazier10 |
| Burial | 21 Jun 1793 | Boston Parish Church, Lincolnshire, Age 47.3 |
| Note | Banns of marriage for Thomas and Sarah Fletcher were read at Boston Parish Church on 29 Apr, 6 & 13 May 1770. | |
| Note | Thomas' father's will was dated 26 Nov 1779 and proved on 22 Apr 1782. He was bequeathed (with his uncle Thomas of Horncastle) '... all that my cottage or tenement and eleven acres of land situate, lying and being in Skirbeck Quarter...'; following the death of his mother, he and his uncle Thomas were to receive '... my two cottages or tenements situate and being in Boston ...'; also '... the rest of my goods, chattels and personal estate not herein before by me given and bequeathed ...' he was to receive, again with his uncle. | |
| Note | His uncle, Thomas of Horncastle's will was dated 28 Nov 1786 and proved on 5 Jan 1789. Thomas was to receive '... all that my messuage or tenement together with the closes lands ... being in the parish of Skirbeck ... commonly called Skirbeck new Intacks and now in the occupation of Francis Revill ...' and '... my close of pasture situate and being in the parish of Boston ... called Boston new Intacks containing by estimation eight acres ... now in the occupation of John Sickler ...' and '... my two cottages or tenements ... situate in Boston ... in a street ... by the name of Gout Street ...'; he also was to receive 'my silver cup'. | |
| Note | Thomas' will was dated 19 Jun 1793. He describes himself as a grazier of Boston. Bequeaths: 'my close of old enclosed pasture ground called Five Acres being in Skirbeck Quarter in the parish of Skirbeck ... and ... my eleven acres more or less of land ... being in Skirbeck Quarter ... in a certain place there called Skirbeck Quarter Fen I give and devise unto my son Thomas Elliff and his heirs forever he and they bringing up and educating at his and their own cost and charges my three sons William John and Henry until they shall severally attain the age of sixteen years ...'; '... unto Daniel Smith ... and Thomas Cheyney ... all these my two messuages cottages or tenements with the appurtenances situate and being in Boston ... in a certain street there called Gowt Street and also those my eight acres more or less of land lying and being in Boston ... in a certain place there called Boston West Fen ...'; '... the residue of the money ... to pay one full eighth part thereof (the whole into eight equal parts to be divided) unto my housekeeper and servant Hannah Place spinster ... and equally amongst my children Susanna, Elizabeth, Mary, Sarah and ... William, John and Henry when and as they shall severally attain their ... ages of twenty one years ...'. |
Family 1 | Sarah Fletcher (c 1751 - c 1781) | |
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Family 2 | Hannah Black (c 1752 - c 1789) | |
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| Charts | Descendant Chart |
Citations
- [S6] Parish Register - Baptism - Boston.
- [S23] Assumed from baptism.
- [S6] Parish Register.
- [S4] Marriage Banns - Fishtoft Parish.
- [S2] Will - Father William's.
- [S6] Parish Register - Baptism entry of son Henry - Boston.
- [S2] Will - Uncle Thomas of Horncastle's.
- [S6] Parish Register - Burial entry of son Richard - Boston.
- [S1] Assumed from burial.
- [S6] Parish Register - Burial entry - Boston.
- [S6] Parish Register - Baptism - Boston + Marriage Certificate 1868.
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