Fourth Generation (Continued)
Fourth Generation (Continued)
Family of Alfred Charles Thomas House (19) & Ann Bryan
31. Charles House (Alfred Charles Thomas3, Charles2, Richard1). Born on 27 Dec 1846 in Lambeth, Surrey, England, United Kingdom. Charles was baptized in Lambeth, Surrey, England, United Kingdom, on 12 Jan 1847.17
birth: March 1847 quarter, Lambeth R.D., v. 4, p. 349
birth: March 1847 quarter, Lambeth R.D., v. 4, p. 349
32. Thomas William House (Alfred Charles Thomas3, Charles2, Richard1). Born on 7 Oct 1848 in Macclesfield, Cheshire, England, United Kingdom. Thomas William died in Horton, Bradford, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom, on 3 Feb 1909; he was 60.
Birth: Dec 1848 quarter, Macclesfield R.D., v. 19, p. 103
marriage: March 1878 quarter, Bradford R.D., v. 9b, p. 7
The 1881 British census records that Thomas and Eliza Newman with their three children resided at 3 Crowther Court, Horton in Bradford, Yorkshire. Thomas Newman was a hotel waiter at an inn. He was born in Macclesfield [Cheshire]. Eliza Newman was born at Exeter [Devonshire]. The three children were born at Bradford. (RG 11, piece 4460, folio 78, p. 24) Interestingly, the family was recorded as Newman rather than House; Newman was the maiden name of Thomas House's paternal grandmother.
Thomas Wm. and Eliza House resided at 3 Crowther Court, Horton in Bradford, Yorkshire according to the 1891 British census. Thomas House was a waiter while his daughter Eliza was a spinner, mill hand. Thomas House was born at Macclesfield, Cheshire. Eliza House was born in Exeter, Devonshire. The children were all born at Bradford. (RG 12, piece 3642, folio 138, p. 16)
Eliza House resided at 10 Jeffries St., Bradford, Yorkshire according to the 1901 British census. Her daughter Eliza and youngest sons Willie and Walter lived with her. Eliza House was a charwoman while her daughter was a worsted twister. Willie House was a confectioner's van man. Walter House was a worsted spinner. The census stated that all members of the family were born at Bradford. (RG 13, piece 4170, folio 129, p. 27)
Thomas House was an "inmate of hospital" at the Bradford Union Workhouse according to the 1901 British census. He was registered as a hotel waiter at an inn. He was born at Henley on Thames. (RG 13, piece 4170, folio 160. p. 20) Given that his family was not in the workhouse, Thomas House was likely a short-term resident due to an illness.
Birth: Dec 1848 quarter, Macclesfield R.D., v. 19, p. 103
marriage: March 1878 quarter, Bradford R.D., v. 9b, p. 7
The 1881 British census records that Thomas and Eliza Newman with their three children resided at 3 Crowther Court, Horton in Bradford, Yorkshire. Thomas Newman was a hotel waiter at an inn. He was born in Macclesfield [Cheshire]. Eliza Newman was born at Exeter [Devonshire]. The three children were born at Bradford. (RG 11, piece 4460, folio 78, p. 24) Interestingly, the family was recorded as Newman rather than House; Newman was the maiden name of Thomas House's paternal grandmother.
Thomas Wm. and Eliza House resided at 3 Crowther Court, Horton in Bradford, Yorkshire according to the 1891 British census. Thomas House was a waiter while his daughter Eliza was a spinner, mill hand. Thomas House was born at Macclesfield, Cheshire. Eliza House was born in Exeter, Devonshire. The children were all born at Bradford. (RG 12, piece 3642, folio 138, p. 16)
Eliza House resided at 10 Jeffries St., Bradford, Yorkshire according to the 1901 British census. Her daughter Eliza and youngest sons Willie and Walter lived with her. Eliza House was a charwoman while her daughter was a worsted twister. Willie House was a confectioner's van man. Walter House was a worsted spinner. The census stated that all members of the family were born at Bradford. (RG 13, piece 4170, folio 129, p. 27)
Thomas House was an "inmate of hospital" at the Bradford Union Workhouse according to the 1901 British census. He was registered as a hotel waiter at an inn. He was born at Henley on Thames. (RG 13, piece 4170, folio 160. p. 20) Given that his family was not in the workhouse, Thomas House was likely a short-term resident due to an illness.
33. Frederick Alfred House (Alfred Charles Thomas3, Charles2, Richard1). Born on 15 May 1851 in Macclesfield, Cheshire, England, United Kingdom. Frederick Alfred died in Bradford, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom, in 1923; he was 71. Occupation: Stone Polisher.
Birth: Jun 1851 quarter, Macclesfield R.D., v. 19, p. 152
Marriage: Dec 1877 quarter, Bradford R.D., v. 9b, p. 7
The House family resided at 22 Lowfield Street, Bowling, Bradford, Yorkshire according to the 1881 British census. Alfred House is recorded in the census as Frederick A. House; the other family members match correctly. Frederick A, House was a wool comber, and his wife Mary Ann was a worsted weaver. He was born in Macclesfield, Cheshire while she was born in Blackburn, Lancashire. The children were born at Bradford. (RG 11, piece 4440, folio 25, p. 6)
Alfred and Mary A.H. House and their family resided at 18 Cabinet Street, Bradford, Yorkshire according to the 1891 census. Alfred House and his son Richard were machine wool combers. His children Thomas and Isabella were worsted spinners. Alfred House was born in Macclesfield, Cheshire while his wife Mary House was born in Blackburn, Lancashire. All of the children were born at Bradford. Sarah Ashton, Mary's 25-year-old sister, resided with them; she was a worsted weaver. (RG 12, piece 3622, folio 40, p. 35)
(RG 13, piece 4149, folio 188, p. 21)
Birth: Jun 1851 quarter, Macclesfield R.D., v. 19, p. 152
Marriage: Dec 1877 quarter, Bradford R.D., v. 9b, p. 7
The House family resided at 22 Lowfield Street, Bowling, Bradford, Yorkshire according to the 1881 British census. Alfred House is recorded in the census as Frederick A. House; the other family members match correctly. Frederick A, House was a wool comber, and his wife Mary Ann was a worsted weaver. He was born in Macclesfield, Cheshire while she was born in Blackburn, Lancashire. The children were born at Bradford. (RG 11, piece 4440, folio 25, p. 6)
Alfred and Mary A.H. House and their family resided at 18 Cabinet Street, Bradford, Yorkshire according to the 1891 census. Alfred House and his son Richard were machine wool combers. His children Thomas and Isabella were worsted spinners. Alfred House was born in Macclesfield, Cheshire while his wife Mary House was born in Blackburn, Lancashire. All of the children were born at Bradford. Sarah Ashton, Mary's 25-year-old sister, resided with them; she was a worsted weaver. (RG 12, piece 3622, folio 40, p. 35)
(RG 13, piece 4149, folio 188, p. 21)
On 10 Nov 1877 Frederick Alfred married Mary Ann Ashton, daughter of George Ashton, in West Bowling, Bradford, Yorkshire, England.18 Born abt 1855 in Blackburn, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom. Mary Ann died in Bradford, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom, in 1921; she was 66.
They had the following children:
63i.
Richard Alfred (1875-)
64ii.
Martha Ann (1878-1878)
65iii.
Thomas William (1879-1949)
66iv.
Isabella (1880-1954)
67v.
Jane (1882-1957)
68vi.
Noah (1883-1883)
69vii.
Martha (1884-)
70viii.
John Willey (1886-)
71ix.
Noah (1888-1943)
72x.
George (1889-<1893)
73xi.
Sarah Ellen (1891-)
74xii.
George (1893-)
75xiii.
Mahalath (~1896-1953)
76xiv.
Annie (1898-1990)
34. Richard House (Alfred Charles Thomas3, Charles2, Richard1). Born on 15 Jan 1855 in Macclesfield, Cheshire, England, United Kingdom. Richard died in Bradford, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom, on 17 Jan 1929; he was 74.
Birth: March 1855 quarter, Macclesfield R.D., v. 8a, p. 125
Marriage: March 1875 quarter, Bradford R.D., v. 9b, p. 167
Richard and Isabella House with their children resided at 44 Calcutta Street, Bowling, Bradford, Yorkshire according to the 1881 British census. They were boarders in the household of Joseph Wood. Richard and Isabella House were wool combers. He was born at Macclesfield, Cheshire. Isabella House was born at Preston, Lancashire. The children were born at Bradford. (RG 11, piece 4439, folio 137, piece 13)
The 1891 British census states that Richard and Isabella House with their children resided at 31 Clarence Street, Horton in Bradford, Yorkshire. Richard House was a miachine wool comber. He was born at Macclesfield, Cheshire. Isabella House was born at Preston, Lancashire. The children were born at Bradford. (RG 11, piece 4439, folio 137, piece 13)(RG 12, piece 3643, folio 16, p. 26)
Birth: March 1855 quarter, Macclesfield R.D., v. 8a, p. 125
Marriage: March 1875 quarter, Bradford R.D., v. 9b, p. 167
Richard and Isabella House with their children resided at 44 Calcutta Street, Bowling, Bradford, Yorkshire according to the 1881 British census. They were boarders in the household of Joseph Wood. Richard and Isabella House were wool combers. He was born at Macclesfield, Cheshire. Isabella House was born at Preston, Lancashire. The children were born at Bradford. (RG 11, piece 4439, folio 137, piece 13)
The 1891 British census states that Richard and Isabella House with their children resided at 31 Clarence Street, Horton in Bradford, Yorkshire. Richard House was a miachine wool comber. He was born at Macclesfield, Cheshire. Isabella House was born at Preston, Lancashire. The children were born at Bradford. (RG 11, piece 4439, folio 137, piece 13)(RG 12, piece 3643, folio 16, p. 26)
They had the following children:
77i.
John Thomas (1877-1954)
78ii.
Charles (1878-)
79iii.
Joseph (~1880-)
80iv.
Mary Ann (1888-)