Seventh Generation (Continued)
Seventh Generation (Continued)
Family of Ann Le Pla (48) & William Moote
97. Sarah Moote (Ann Le Pla6, Abraham5, Samuel4, Samuel3, Jean2, Jacques1). Born abt Sep 1823 in Manea, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom. Sarah was baptized in Manea, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom, on 21 Sep 1823.2 Sarah died in Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, in 1877; she was 53. Occupation: Servant.
death: Sheffield R.D., Mar 1877 quarter, v. 9c, p. 318
James and Sarah Overall with their children resided at Manea, Cambridgeshire according to the 1851 British census. He was an agricultural labourer. Sarah Overall's three-year-old nephew James Mote resided with them. The household included a lodger named William Laws. All members of the household were born in the parish. (HO 107, piece 1765, folio 286, p. 28)
The 1861 British census states that James and Sarah Overall with their family resided at Three Fishes, Clay Pits, Manea, Cambridgeshire. James Overall was a publican and an agricultural labourer. Residing with them was Sarah Overall's brother William Moate, age 28, a horse keeper. All were born in the parish. (RG 9, piece 1042, folio 27, p. 18)
According to the 1871 British census, James and Sarah Overall with two children resided at a Public House {Three Fishes}, Clay Pits, Manea Cambridgeshire. James Overall was a publican and a labourer. Sarah Overall was a "manager at home". Residing with them was a lodger names Robert Hiam. All were born in the (RG 10, piece 1608, folio 26, p. 7)
James Overall and his two sons George and William resided at 71 Sussex Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire according to the 1881 British census. They were lodgers in the household of George and Elizabeth Snell. James and William Overall were carters. George Overall was a labourer in a steel works. The three of them were born at Manea, Cambridgeshire. (RG 11, piece 4653, folio 11, p. 15)
death: Sheffield R.D., Mar 1877 quarter, v. 9c, p. 318
James and Sarah Overall with their children resided at Manea, Cambridgeshire according to the 1851 British census. He was an agricultural labourer. Sarah Overall's three-year-old nephew James Mote resided with them. The household included a lodger named William Laws. All members of the household were born in the parish. (HO 107, piece 1765, folio 286, p. 28)
The 1861 British census states that James and Sarah Overall with their family resided at Three Fishes, Clay Pits, Manea, Cambridgeshire. James Overall was a publican and an agricultural labourer. Residing with them was Sarah Overall's brother William Moate, age 28, a horse keeper. All were born in the parish. (RG 9, piece 1042, folio 27, p. 18)
According to the 1871 British census, James and Sarah Overall with two children resided at a Public House {Three Fishes}, Clay Pits, Manea Cambridgeshire. James Overall was a publican and a labourer. Sarah Overall was a "manager at home". Residing with them was a lodger names Robert Hiam. All were born in the (RG 10, piece 1608, folio 26, p. 7)
James Overall and his two sons George and William resided at 71 Sussex Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire according to the 1881 British census. They were lodgers in the household of George and Elizabeth Snell. James and William Overall were carters. George Overall was a labourer in a steel works. The three of them were born at Manea, Cambridgeshire. (RG 11, piece 4653, folio 11, p. 15)
Child:
186i.
Joseph (1842-)
On 15 Dec 1845 Sarah second married James Overall, son of William Overall, in Manea, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom. Born in 1821 in Manea, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom. James was baptized in Manea, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom, on 5 Aug 1821.2 James died in Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, in 1888; he was 67. Occupation: Publican, Labourer.
death: Sheffield R.D., Sep 1888 quarter, v. 9c, p. 281
death: Sheffield R.D., Sep 1888 quarter, v. 9c, p. 281
99. John Mote (Ann Le Pla6, Abraham5, Samuel4, Samuel3, Jean2, Jacques1). Born in Aug 1827 in Manea, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom. John was baptized in Manea, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom, on 13 Aug 1827. John died in Manea, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom, on 19 Feb 1904; he was 76.
death: North Witchford R.D., Mar 1904 quarter, v. 3b, p. 375
According to the 1851 British census, John Moat resided at Manea, Cambridgeshire. He was a member of his father's household. John Moat was an agricultural labourer. He was born in the parish. (HO 107, piece 1765, folio 257, p. 12)
John Mote, wife Jane and their five daughters resided at Back Lane, Manea, Camridgeshire in his father William Mote's household according to the 1861 British census. William and John Mote were agricultural labourers. John Mote, his daughters, and his father were born in the parish. Jane Mote was born at nearby Mepal, Cambridgeshire. (RG 9, piece 1042, folio 8, p. 1)
The 1871 British census states that John Mote, wife Jane and nine of their children resided at Back Lane, Manea, Camridgeshire in his father William Mote's household. William, John and Emma Mote were agricultural labourers. John Mote, his children, and his father were born in the parish. Jane Mote was born at nearby Mepal, Cambridgeshire. (RG 10, piece 1608, folio 12, p. 16)
John and Jane Mote with seven of their children resided Back Lane, Manea, Cambridgeshire according to the 1881 British census. No occupation was recorded for anyone in the household. All members of the family were born in the parish. (RG 11, piece 1688, folio 12, p. 17)
According to the 1891 British census, John and Jane Moat with three of their children resided at School Lane, Manea, Cambridgeshire. John Moat was an agricultural labourer. He and the children were born in the parish. Jane Moat was born at nearby Mepal, Cambridgeshire. (RG 12, piece 1300, folio 10, p. 17)
John and Jane Moat resided at Back Lane, Manea, Cambridgeshire according to the 1901 British census. They were living on their own means; no employment was stated. They were both born in the parish. (RG 13, piece 1550, folio 44, p. 13)
Spelling note: In the 19th century, the family name was variably spelled Moat, Moot, Moote, and Mote.
death: North Witchford R.D., Mar 1904 quarter, v. 3b, p. 375
According to the 1851 British census, John Moat resided at Manea, Cambridgeshire. He was a member of his father's household. John Moat was an agricultural labourer. He was born in the parish. (HO 107, piece 1765, folio 257, p. 12)
John Mote, wife Jane and their five daughters resided at Back Lane, Manea, Camridgeshire in his father William Mote's household according to the 1861 British census. William and John Mote were agricultural labourers. John Mote, his daughters, and his father were born in the parish. Jane Mote was born at nearby Mepal, Cambridgeshire. (RG 9, piece 1042, folio 8, p. 1)
The 1871 British census states that John Mote, wife Jane and nine of their children resided at Back Lane, Manea, Camridgeshire in his father William Mote's household. William, John and Emma Mote were agricultural labourers. John Mote, his children, and his father were born in the parish. Jane Mote was born at nearby Mepal, Cambridgeshire. (RG 10, piece 1608, folio 12, p. 16)
John and Jane Mote with seven of their children resided Back Lane, Manea, Cambridgeshire according to the 1881 British census. No occupation was recorded for anyone in the household. All members of the family were born in the parish. (RG 11, piece 1688, folio 12, p. 17)
According to the 1891 British census, John and Jane Moat with three of their children resided at School Lane, Manea, Cambridgeshire. John Moat was an agricultural labourer. He and the children were born in the parish. Jane Moat was born at nearby Mepal, Cambridgeshire. (RG 12, piece 1300, folio 10, p. 17)
John and Jane Moat resided at Back Lane, Manea, Cambridgeshire according to the 1901 British census. They were living on their own means; no employment was stated. They were both born in the parish. (RG 13, piece 1550, folio 44, p. 13)
Spelling note: In the 19th century, the family name was variably spelled Moat, Moot, Moote, and Mote.
On 7 Dec 1852 John married Jane Merry, daughter of William Merry, in Manea, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom. Born in 1831 in Mepal, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom. Jane died in Manea, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom, on 9 Dec 1915; she was 84.
death: North Witchford R.D., Dec 1915 quarter, v. 3b, p. 676
death: North Witchford R.D., Dec 1915 quarter, v. 3b, p. 676
They had the following children:
191i.
Mary Ann (1854-1862)
192ii.
Eliza Ann (1855-)
193iii.
Emma (1856-)
194iv.
Sarah Jane (1859-)
195v.
Elizabeth (1860-)
196vi.
Harriet (1862-)
197vii.
Alice (1863-)
198viii.
Matthew (1865-)
199ix.
Susan A. (1866-)
200x.
George (1869-)
201xi.
Annie (1871-)
202xii.
Rosannah (1873-)
203xiii.
Arthur (~1876-)
101. William Moote (Ann Le Pla6, Abraham5, Samuel4, Samuel3, Jean2, Jacques1). Born abt 1831 in Manea, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom.
William Moot resided at Manea, Cambridgeshire according to the 1851 British census. He was a lodger who resided in the household of Joseph Slater. William Moot was an agricultural labourer. He was born in the parish. (HO 107, piece 1765, folio 252, p. 3)
The 1861 British census states that William Moate resided at Manea, Cambridgeshire. He was a lodger in the household of James Overall, his brother-in-law. William Moate was a horse keeper. He was born in the parish. (RG 9, piece 1042, folio 27, p. 18)
William Moot resided at Manea, Cambridgeshire according to the 1851 British census. He was a lodger who resided in the household of Joseph Slater. William Moot was an agricultural labourer. He was born in the parish. (HO 107, piece 1765, folio 252, p. 3)
The 1861 British census states that William Moate resided at Manea, Cambridgeshire. He was a lodger in the household of James Overall, his brother-in-law. William Moate was a horse keeper. He was born in the parish. (RG 9, piece 1042, folio 27, p. 18)
102. Judith Moote (Ann Le Pla6, Abraham5, Samuel4, Samuel3, Jean2, Jacques1). Born abt Apr 1832 in Manea, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom. Judith was baptized in Manea, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom, on 22 Apr 1832.2 Judith died in Manea, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom, in Dec 1835; she was 3. Buried on 6 Dec 1835 in Manea, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom.2
104. Elizabeth Moat (Ann Le Pla6, Abraham5, Samuel4, Samuel3, Jean2, Jacques1). Born abt Feb 1836 in Manea, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom. Elizabeth was baptized in Manea, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom, on 14 Feb 1836.2 Elizabeth died in Huntingdon, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom, on 7 Dec 1910; she was 74.6
Elizabeth Moat was illiterate. She was unable to sign her marriage record at St. Mary's Anglican Church. She signed her name with an 'x' as her mark. (Note: Although married in St. Mary's, the marriage is recorded in the church register of All Saints Anglican.)
According to the 1871 British census, Elizabeth Darlow was a baker's widow. She and her family resided at Mutton Lane, St. Mary's parish, Huntingdon. She was born in Manea, Cambridgeshire. Four Darlow children, all born at Huntingdon, were living with her: Eliza (age 10), Frederick (age 8), Charles (age 5), and George (age 1 month). [Note: George Darlow was born more than two years after John Darlow died.] (RG 10, piece 1526, folio 119, p. 12)
The 1881 British census indicates that Elizabeth Darlow resided at Mutton Lane, Huntingdon (St. Mary's parish), Huntingdonshire. She was born at Manea, Cambridgeshire. She was a widow and a laundress. Her children Frederick, Charles, and George Darlow resided with her and were born at Huntingdon. (RG 11, piece 1603, folio 110, p. 7)
The 1891 British census states that Elizabeth Darlow resided at 33 St. Clements Passage, Huntingdon (St. Mary's parish), Huntingdonshire. She born at Huntingdon, Huntingdonshire. Elizabeth Darlow was a widow and a washerwoman. The census states that her sons Charles (age 21), Percy (age 5) and William (age 3) resided with her. The two younger children were her step-grandchildren from John and Maria (Farrow) Darlow. Additionally she had three boarders from the 5th Battallion of the King's Royal Rifles: Herbert Casey age 25 of Oldham, Lancashire; Thomas Evans age 27 of Oldham, Lancashire; and Alfred Wiggins age 28 of Peterboro, Northamptonshire. (RG 12, piece 1237, folio 90, p. 10)
The 1901 British census states that Elizabeth Darlow and her sons Charles and George resided at 33 St. Clement's Passage. She was a 56-year old widow and a charwoman. Elizabeth Darlow was born at Manea, Cambridgeshire. Charles and George Darlow were farm labourers who were born Huntingdon. (RG 13, piece 1475, folio 64, p. 7)
She died of senile decay and bronchitis at St. Clements's Passage, Huntingdon.
Elizabeth Moat was illiterate. She was unable to sign her marriage record at St. Mary's Anglican Church. She signed her name with an 'x' as her mark. (Note: Although married in St. Mary's, the marriage is recorded in the church register of All Saints Anglican.)
According to the 1871 British census, Elizabeth Darlow was a baker's widow. She and her family resided at Mutton Lane, St. Mary's parish, Huntingdon. She was born in Manea, Cambridgeshire. Four Darlow children, all born at Huntingdon, were living with her: Eliza (age 10), Frederick (age 8), Charles (age 5), and George (age 1 month). [Note: George Darlow was born more than two years after John Darlow died.] (RG 10, piece 1526, folio 119, p. 12)
The 1881 British census indicates that Elizabeth Darlow resided at Mutton Lane, Huntingdon (St. Mary's parish), Huntingdonshire. She was born at Manea, Cambridgeshire. She was a widow and a laundress. Her children Frederick, Charles, and George Darlow resided with her and were born at Huntingdon. (RG 11, piece 1603, folio 110, p. 7)
The 1891 British census states that Elizabeth Darlow resided at 33 St. Clements Passage, Huntingdon (St. Mary's parish), Huntingdonshire. She born at Huntingdon, Huntingdonshire. Elizabeth Darlow was a widow and a washerwoman. The census states that her sons Charles (age 21), Percy (age 5) and William (age 3) resided with her. The two younger children were her step-grandchildren from John and Maria (Farrow) Darlow. Additionally she had three boarders from the 5th Battallion of the King's Royal Rifles: Herbert Casey age 25 of Oldham, Lancashire; Thomas Evans age 27 of Oldham, Lancashire; and Alfred Wiggins age 28 of Peterboro, Northamptonshire. (RG 12, piece 1237, folio 90, p. 10)
The 1901 British census states that Elizabeth Darlow and her sons Charles and George resided at 33 St. Clement's Passage. She was a 56-year old widow and a charwoman. Elizabeth Darlow was born at Manea, Cambridgeshire. Charles and George Darlow were farm labourers who were born Huntingdon. (RG 13, piece 1475, folio 64, p. 7)
She died of senile decay and bronchitis at St. Clements's Passage, Huntingdon.
On 23 Oct 1859 Elizabeth first married John Darlow, son of John Darlow & Eliza Parkins, in Huntingdon, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom.6 Born in Jul 1835 in Buckden, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom. John was baptized in Buckden, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom, on 12 Jul 1835.7 John died in Huntingdon, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom, on 11 Nov 1868; he was 33.6 Buried on 15 Nov 1868 in Huntingdon, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom.8 Occupation: Baker.
John Darlow married Mary Ann Sanders at All Saints Anglican Church in Huntingdon. He married Elizabeth Moat at St. Mary's Anglican Church.
According to the 1861 British census, John Darlow and his family resided on Princes St., All Saints Parish, Huntingdon, Huntingdonshire. He was a baker, who was born in Buckden, Hunts. His second wife was Elizabeth, was born in Manea, Cambridgeshire. His son John Darlow was born in Huntingdon. An apprentice baker from nearby Hartford names George E. Stalwerd resided with them. (RG 9, piece 975, folio 35, p. )
At the time of his death in 1868, John Darlow lived on Mutton Lane, Huntingdon. He was a baker. He died of pneumonia.
John Darlow married Mary Ann Sanders at All Saints Anglican Church in Huntingdon. He married Elizabeth Moat at St. Mary's Anglican Church.
According to the 1861 British census, John Darlow and his family resided on Princes St., All Saints Parish, Huntingdon, Huntingdonshire. He was a baker, who was born in Buckden, Hunts. His second wife was Elizabeth, was born in Manea, Cambridgeshire. His son John Darlow was born in Huntingdon. An apprentice baker from nearby Hartford names George E. Stalwerd resided with them. (RG 9, piece 975, folio 35, p. )
At the time of his death in 1868, John Darlow lived on Mutton Lane, Huntingdon. He was a baker. He died of pneumonia.
Child:
207i.
George (~1871-)
105. Abraham Moote (Ann Le Pla6, Abraham5, Samuel4, Samuel3, Jean2, Jacques1). Born on 4 Feb 1838 in Manea, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom.2 Abraham was baptized in Manea, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom, on 13 Apr 1838.2 Abraham died in Manea, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom, in Apr 1841; he was 3.2 Buried on 29 Apr 1841 in Manea, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom.2