David Valentine Ahnentafel / Ancestor Table
David Valentine Ahnentafel / Ancestor Table
Fifth Generation
16. John Valentine, son of 32. Samuel Valentine & 33. Ann Allen. Born in Nov 1815 in Great Stukeley, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom. John died in Huntingdon, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom, on 14 Jul 1893; he was 77.1 Occupation: Agricultural Labourer; Gardener. Education: Illiterate.
In 1841 according to the census, John Valentine resided in the Hungry Hall house in Great Stukeley. He was a manual labourer and age 24. (HO 107/449/2, Hunts, Great Stukeley, ED 5, p. 1)
John and Elizabeth Vallentine and their children lived in Brampton, Huntingdonshire in 1851. The census incorrectly states his age as 48 and her age as 42. Their children Sarah, Mary, Emmer and William resided with them. Sarah was born in Great Stukeley and the others in Brampton. John was an agricultural labourer. (HO 107, piece 1748, folio 448, p. 17) Sarah Valentine was the daughter of Elizabeth Hall by a previous relationship.
According to the 1861 census, John Valentine and his family lived in Brampton, Huntingdonshire. They lived on Buckden Road. He was an agricultural labourer and age 46. His wife Elizabeth was a laundress and age 40. Their children were born in Brampton while they were from Great Stukeley, Huntingdonshire. The 1861 census lists Emma (age 13), William (age 11), Thomas (age 9), Philip James (age 6), Ana Eliza (age 3), and John (age 2) as their children. (RG 9, piece 974, folio 8, p. 9)
On the 1871 census, John Valentine was 55-year-old widower and an agricultural labourer. He was born in Great Stukeley. His children Mary (age 24), Thomas (age 18), Liza (age 14), and John (age 11) resided in his household. (RG 10, piece 1526, folio 9, p. 9)
he 1881 census indicates that John Valentine was a 70-year-old widower who was born in Great Stukeley. He was an agricultural labourer. He was an inmate of the Union Workhouse, St. John's parish, Huntingdon. (RG 11, piece 1604, folio 52, p. 36) In 1891, the census indicates that he was an inmate at the Huntingdon Union Workhouse. The census states that he was born at Great Stukeley, Hunts and that he was a widower and a shepherd. (RG 12, piece 1237, folio 216, p. 1) He resided at the workhouse until his death in 1893 at age 82. His death certificate states that he died of senile decay.
On 24 Mar 1845 John married Elizabeth Hall in Great Stukeley, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom.8
17. Elizabeth Hall, daughter of 34. Philip Hall & 35. Ann Woods. Born in Jun 1820 in Great Stukeley, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom. Elizabeth died in Brampton, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom, on 26 Jul 1869; she was 49.5 Buried on 30 Jul 1869 in Brampton, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom.5 Education: Illiterate.
18. John Darlow, son of 36. John Darlow & 37. Eliza Parkins. Born in Jul 1835 in Buckden, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom. John died in Huntingdon, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom, on 11 Nov 1868; he was 33.1 Buried on 15 Nov 1868 in Huntingdon, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom.9 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.
On 23 Oct 1859 John married Elizabeth Moat in Huntingdon, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom.1
19. Elizabeth Moat, daughter of 38. William Moote & 39. Ann Le Pla. Born abt Feb 1836 in Manea, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom. Elizabeth died in Huntingdon, Huntingdonshire, England, United Kingdom, on 7 Dec 1910; she was 74.1
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.
20. John Lander, son of 40. James Lander & 41. Eliza Wakefield. Born in 1839 in Burslem, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom. John died bef 1891; he was 52. Occupation: Warehouseman.
They married at Holy Trinity Anglican Church at Sneyd.
death: Wolstanton R.D., Jun 1889 quarter, v. 6b, p. 90
A John Lander died age 60 in the Wolstanton Registration District of Staffordshire. The record is found in the Dec 1895 quarter, vol. 6b, p. 90. Another died same district age 65 in Sep 1905 quarter, v. 6b, p. 74.
On 9 Sep 1867 John married Sarah Ann Platt in Sneyd, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom.
21. Sarah Ann Platt, daughter of 42. John Platt & 43. Sarah Thursfield. Born on 13 Jul 1841 in Burslem, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom.
Birth Wolstanton R.D. Sep 1842 quarter, v. 17, p. 247
John and Sarah Lander resided in his mother's household according to the 1871 British census. He was warehouseman while Sarah was a general servant. The census states that they were born in Burslem. The family resided at 39 Sant Street, Burslem. (RG 10, piece 2850, folio 59, p. 17)
John and Sarah Lander appear in the 1881 British census with their four children. They resided at 26 Stanley Street, Burslem. John Lander was a warehouseman. (RG 11, piece 2713, folio 99, p. 47).
22. Robert Rutter, son of 44. Robert Rutter & 45. Elizabeth Latham. Born in Apr 1833 in Madeley, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom. Robert died in Burslem, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom, on 29 Dec 1897; he was 64.1 Occupation: Potter's Kiln Fireman; Foreman.
The 1851 census states that Robert and his younger brother Ralph Rutta were lodgers in dwelling on Amaiable Street, Tunstall, Staffordshire. Robert Rutta was a potter's oven man. He was born in Tunstall. (HO 107, piece 2002, folio 446, p. 6)
At the time of their marriage, Robert Rutter and Fanny Mandley were potters. They resided in Smallthorne village, Burslem. Robert Rutter was literate while Fanny Mandley was illiterate.
In the 1871 British census, Robert and Fanny Rutter resided at Herbert Street, Burslem with their children. Robert Rutter was a potter. Robert was born at Madeley, Staffordshire and Fanny and the children at Burslem. (RG 9, piece 1929, folio 35, p. 19)
Robert and Fanny Rutter with their children resided 120 Liverpool Road, Burslem according the 1871 British census. Robert Rutter was a potter fireman, and his son Robert was a potter assistant. Robert was born at Madeley, Staffordshire and Fanny and the children at Burslem. (RG 10, piece 2851, folio 38, p. 18.)
Robert Rutter and his family appear in the 1881 census. They resided at 48 Liverpool Road, Burslem, Staffordshire. He was born in Madeley, Staffordshire while his wife Fanny and their children were born in Burslem. Their five children resided with them. (RG 11, piece 2713, folio 32, p. 14)
Robert Rutter and his family are found in the 1891 census. They resided at 108 Liverpool Road, Burslem. He was born in Madeley, Staffs. Fanny and the children were born in Burslem. He and his sons William H. and George M. were potter's kiln firemen. His daughter Margaret was a lathe treader. (RG 12, piece 2162, folio 26, p. 8)
Robert Rutter died at home. He died from cystitis and uræmia. He resided at 108 Liverpool Road, Burslem and was a potter’s kiln fireman.
On 22 Mar 1857 Robert married Fanny Mandley in Norton-in-the-Moors, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom.10
23. Fanny Mandley, daughter of 46. William Mandley & 47. Thirza Rhead. Born on 2 Dec 1835 in Burslem, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom.11 Fanny died in Burslem, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom, on 9 Apr 1897; she was 61.1
Fanny Rutter died of cirrhosis of the liver and exhaustion. She died at 108 Liverpool Road, Burslem where she and her husband lived.
24. William Waterman, son of 48. Joseph Waterman & 49. Susanna Hall. Born in 1807 in Ingatestone, Essex, England, United Kingdom. William died in Aveley, Essex, England, United Kingdom, on 25 May 1883; he was 76.1 Buried on 29 May 1883 in Aveley, Essex, England, United Kingdom. Occupation: Agricultural Labourer, Shepherd, Farm Bailiff.
William Waterman with six children resided at Turpin’s Row, Leigh, Essex, England according to the 1851 British census. William, James and Oliver Waterman were agricultural labourers. William Waterman was born in Prittlewell, Essex. The children Ann, James, Oliver, Henry, Treazer [Theresa], and Eliza Waterman were born in Eastwood, Essex. William Waterman was married, but his wife was living with her parents. (HO107; Piece: 1777; Folio: 229; Page: 64)
William Waterman died from a weak heart and general dropsy. He was living with his son and daughter-in-law Oliver and Mary Waterman at Aveley, Essex, England.
On 14 Nov 1824 William married Sophia Frances Smith in Prittlewell, Essex, England.12
25. Sophia Frances Smith, daughter of 50. William Smith & 51. Susannah Firman Burgess. Born abt Jan 1808 in Prittlewell, Essex, England. Sophia Frances died in Hadleigh, Essex, England, United Kingdom, on 27 Aug 1892; she was 84.1
Sophia Waterman resided at East Street, Prittlewell, Essex England according to the 1851 British census. She was living in the household of her parents William and Susannah Smith. Sophia Smith was married. (HO107; Piece: 1777; Folio: 299; Page: 21)
26. William Garwood, son of 52. Isaac Garwood & 53. Charlotte Felton. Born on 14 Feb 1841 in Rawreth, Essex, England, United Kingdom.13 William died in Orsett, Essex, England, United Kingdom, in 1874; he was 32. Occupation: Agricultural Labourer.
birth: Rocheford R.D., Mar 1841 quarter, v. 12, p. 203 or 208
death: Orsett R.D., Jun 18741 quarter, v. 4a, p. 101
William Garwood was three months old on the 1841 census.
On 20 Sep 1862 William married Elizabeth Whalley in Rawreth, Essex, England.1
27. Elizabeth Whalley, daughter of 54. George Whalley & 55. Elizabeth Richardson. Born abt 1844 in Hockley, Essex, England, United Kingdom. Elizabeth died in Orsett, Essex, England, United Kingdom, in Aug 1873; she was 29. Buried on 24 Aug 1873 in Orsett, Essex, England, United Kingdom.14 Occupation: Farm Labourer.
birth: Rochford R.D., Sep 1844 quarter, v. 12, v. 186
death: Orsett R.D., Sep 1844 quarter, v. 4a, p. 1083
William and Elizabeth Garwood with three children resided at Rawreth, Essex, England according to the 1871 British census. William Garwood was a farm labourers. Wiiliam and Charlotte Garwood were born in Rawreth, Essex. Elizabeth Garwood was born in Hockley, Essex. Frederick and Sarah Garwood were born in Grays, Essex.
28. William Walker, son of 56. William Walker & 57. Susan Wall. Born on 17 Apr 1838 in Ludlow, Shropshire, England, United Kingdom.1 William died in St. George Hanover Square, Westmister, County of London, England, United Kingdom, in 1894; he was 55. Occupation: Saddler, Harness Maker.
death: Sep 1894 quarter, St. Geo. Hanover Sq. R.D., v. 1a, p. 254
In 1841 William Walker resided in the household of his 11-year-old brother John Walker. William Walker and his three elder siblings resided in Ludlow, Shropshire. (HO 107/942/1: Shropshire, St. Lawrence: ED. 1, p. 34 )
William Walker and his brother John were lodgers in the household of the widow Mary Coxon. They resided at Cover Street, Ludlow, Shropshire according 1851 British census. They were both born in Ludlow. John Walker was a currier's apprentice. (HO 107, piece 1982, folio 322, p.15)
In 1861 William Walker was a lodger at 28 Northumberland St., Marylebone, Middlesex according British census. He boarded in the household of Miller Ellis from Scotland. William Walker was a harness maker. He was born at St. Lawrence [Ludlow], Salop. (RG 9, piece 73, folio 62, p. 16)
At the time of their marriage, William Walker was living at Little Drummond St., St. Pancras, and Margaret House was living at Fitzroy Square, St. Pancras. They married at St. Pancras Church. He was a harness maker. In 1861 Agnes House Moss, the elder sister of Margaret House resided at Little Drummond Street. In 1867, the birth record of his son William states that William Walker was a journetman saddler. The Walkers also resided at 41 Winchester Street, Pimlico, Westminster.
William and Margaret Walker and their children resided at 17 Catherine Street, Marylebone, Middlesex according to the 1871 British census. William Walker was as harness maker. He was born in Ludlow, Shropshire. Margaret Walker was born in Henley on Thames, Oxfordshire. Their son William Walker was born at St. George's Hanover Square, Westminster while Margaret and John were born at St. Margaret's, Westminster. A lodger Alexander Cummings, a widower from Plymouth, Devon resided in the Walker household. (RG 10, piece 128, folio 95, p. 47)
The 1881 British census states that the Walker family resided at 6 Park Terrace, Mackenzie Road, Beckenham, Kent. William Walker was a harness maker. Margaret Walker was a laundress. Their son William Walker was a messenger. William Walker was born at Ludlow, Salop while his wife Margeret was born at Henley on Thames, Oxfordshire. Their son William Walker was born at Pimlico, Middlesex while the younger children were born at Beckenham. (RG 11, piece, piece 850, folio 58, p. 35)
William Walker resided with three of his children at 15 Marlborough Square, Chelsea, London according to the 1891 British census. He was a harness maker. His daughter Margaret Elizabeth Walker was a kitchen maid while son Henry Newman Walker was bookbinder's apprentice. William Walker was born at Ludlow, Salop. Margaret E. Walker was born at Westminster, London while Henry and Ada Walker were born at Beckenham, Kent. Two lodgers, Edwin Thomas and Henry George Pike of Chelsea resided in the household. (RG 12, piece 59, folio 99, p. 34)
Margaret Walker did not reside with her husband William Walker and the children according to the 1891 British census. She resided at 18 Cromwell Place, Kensington, London as a servant in the household of Charlotte Lang. Margaret Walker was born at Henley on Thames, Oxfordshire. (RG 12, piece 32, folio 11, p. 16)
Margaret Walker resided at Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire according to the 1901 British census. She was a widow who resided in the household of her nephew William Spearing and his wife Winifred at 15 Waterside Street, Henley. The census states that she was an aunt in relationship to the head of household. (RG 13, piece 1369, folio 45, p. 8)
William death: St. Geo. H. Sq., Sept 1894 quarter, v. 1a, p. 254, age 56
29. Margaret House, daughter of 58. Charles House & 59. Elizabeth Newman. Born on 25 Feb 1840 in Rotherfield Greys, Oxfordshire, England, United Kingdom.1,16 Margaret died aft 1901; she was 60.
30. John Robinson, son of 60. Thomas Robinson & 61. Hannah Wright. Born abt Oct 1838 in Great Ouseburn, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom. Occupation: Farm Bailiff.
The 1881 British census states that John and Grace Robinson with six children resided in a farm house at Whixley, Yorkshire, England. John Robinson was a farm bailiff. He was born at Great Ouseburn. Grace Robinson was born at Castley, Yorkshire. David and Hannah Robinson were born at Cookridge, Yorkshire. Sarah Robinson was born at Horsforth, Yorkshire. William Pobinson was borh at Woodside, Yorkshire. Louisa Robinson was born at Great Ouseburn, Yorkshire. Herbert Robinson was born at Whixley, Yorkshire. (RG 11, piece 4322, folio 19, p. 33)
John and Grace Robinson with four of their children resided at Cross Roads, Stutton with Hazlewood (near Tadscaster), Yorkshire (West Riding), England according to the 1891 British census. John Robinson was a farm labourer. He and the children (Herbert, Harry and Arthur) were born Great Ouseburn, Yorkshire. Grace Robinson was born at Castley, Yorkshire. A servant named John Addinal resided in their household. (RG 12, piece 3881, folio 17, p. 1)
According to the 1901 British census, John and Grace Robinson with three sons resided at Cross Roads, Stutton with Hazlewood (near Tadscaster), Yorkshire (West Riding), England. John Robinson was a farm foreman. William Robinson was a shepherd. Herbert Robinson was a carter on a farm. Arthur Robinson was a domestic gardener. John Robinson was born Great Ouseburn, Yorkshire. Grace Robinson was born at Castley, Yorkshire. William Robinson was born at Horsforth, Yorkshire. Herbert and Arthur Robinson were born at Cross Roads in the parish. (RG 13, piece 4433, folio 92, p. 16)
In 1863 John married Grace Light in Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom.
31. Grace Light, daughter of 62. David Light & 63. Ann Hudson. Born in 1844 in Castley, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom.
birth: Dec 1844 quarter, Otley R.D., v. 23, p. 475
marriage: Jun 1863 quarter, Otley R.D., v. 9a, p. 169