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45. Ann (Annie) SILVERWOOD was born in Jul 1844 in Upperthong, Yorkshire. In 1861 she was a Cotton Carder in Saddleworth, Yorkshire. She emigrated on 31 Mar 1892 from Liverpool to Boston. She went with Minerva (17), James H. (11), Joseph W. (8), Mary H. (6) and Ernest (infant) on board the "Cephalonia" (the same ship and the same master that had carried her husband and eldest son the previous year. She lived in 77 Eastern Avenue, Fall River, Boston, Massachusetts, USA in 1910. She was a widow and she had all her children at home apart from Amelia and James. She lived in 185 Eastern Avenue, Fall River, Boston, Massachusetts, USA in 1920. She lived with John, Minerva and Mary.

Ann (Annie) SILVERWOOD and Walter RADCLIFFE were married about 1868 in Saddleworth, Yorkshire. They lived in Roughtown, Saddleworth, Yorkshire between 1871 and 1881. In 1871 the family was enumerated as RADLIFFE. Walter and Ann lived with their children Amelia and John. In 1881 there was also Minerva and James. They lived in Haigh Street, Mossley, Saddleworth, Yorkshire in Mar 1891. Walter and Ann had all ther children except Amelia at home. Ann was listed as 64 instead of 46! They lived in 77 Eastern Avenue, Fall River, Boston, Massachusetts, USA on 2 Jun 1900. Walter and Ann had all their children except Amelia Ann still living at home. Ann stated that they had been married 32 years and that she had had eight children but that seven were still alive. Walter RADCLIFFE was born in Oct 1845 in Saddleworth, Yorkshire. Walter was one of the five children of John and Jane Radcliffe. In 1851 John was an agricultural labourer but in 1861 he was a domestic coachman. In 1861 he was a Mill Labourer in Saddleworth, Yorkshire. In 1871 he was a Painter in Saddleworth, Yorkshire. In 1881 he was a Plumber in Saddleworth, Yorkshire. In Mar 1891 he was a Painter in Saddleworth, Yorkshire. He emigrated on 21 May 1891 from Liverpool to Boston. He travelled with his son, John C. Radcliffe on board the "Cephalonia". He was listed as a labourer aged 40 and John C. was aged 20. The journey took 37 days and the master was Seccombe. It appears that they went out to prepare the way for the rest of the family. In 1900 he was a Painter in Fall River, Massachusetts, USA. Ann (Annie) SILVERWOOD and Walter RADCLIFFE had the following children:

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Amelia Ann RADCLIFFE was born about 1869 in Mossley, Saddleworth, Yorkshire. In 1881 she was a Cotton Reeler in Saddleworth, Yorkshire. She emigrated on 7 Oct 1889 from Liverpool to Boston. She went with her aunt Sarah Hannah Dixon (nee Silverwood) on board the "Scythia".
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John Charles (Charles) RADCLIFFE was born in Dec 1870 in Mossley, Saddleworth, Yorkshire. He emigrated on 21 May 1891 from Liverpool to Boston. He went with his father. In 1891 he was a Painter in Saddleworth, Yorkshire. Between 1900 and 1920 he was a Painter in Fall River, Massachusetts, USA. He lived in 217 Eastern Avenue, Fall River, Boston, Massachusetts, USA in 1930. He lived at a house worth 5400 dollars with his wife Jane (aged 56) and his sister mary Hannah who was a winder in the cotton mill. He was a painter.
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Minerva Jane RADCLIFFE was born in Mar 1873 in Mossley, Saddleworth, Yorkshire. In 1891 she was a Cotton Tenter in Saddleworth, Yorkshire. In 1900 she was a Cotton Spinner in Fall River, Massachusetts, USA.
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James Herbert RADCLIFFE was born in Mar 1879 in Mossley, Saddleworth, Yorkshire. In 1900 he was a Book Keeper in Fall River, Massachusetts, USA. He lived in 136 Chandler Street, Suffolk, Massachusetts in 1910. he was a lodger and worked as an electrician. He lived in 241 Back Street, Revere, Suffolk, Massachusetts in 1920. He had been naturalised in 1902 and was a retail salesman of batteries. His wife Mary was 32 and had been born in Canada. They had a son, Walter aged 1 year 10 months. He lived in 12 Street, Malden, Middlesex, Massachusetts in 1930. He lived in a house worth 3500 dollars and still worked in a battery store. Mary now stated that she had been born in Maine and Walter was 11.
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Joseph William (Joe) RADCLIFFE was born in Mar 1882 in Saddleworth, Yorkshire. Between 1900 and 1910 he was a Reed Maker in a Reed Mill in Fall River, Massachusetts, USA. He was good with his hands and made woodden toys for his family in England. He lived in 41 Commercial Street, Lynn, Essex, Massachusetts, USA in 1920. He was a lodger. He had been naturalised in 1906 and worked as an electrical worker. He lived in 39 Commercial Street, Lynn, Essex, Massachusetts, in 1930. He was a "roomer"/boarder and worked as an electrician.
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Mary Hannah RADCLIFFE was born in Jul 1885 in Saddleworth, Yorkshire. Between 1910 and 1920 she was a Winder in a Cotton Mill in Fall River, Massachusetts, USA.
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Ernest Percival RADCLIFFE was born in Jul 1889 in Saddleworth, Yorkshire. In 1910 he was a Lithographer in a Print Works in Fall River, Massachusetts, USA. Ernest married Bertha (b.1895 Massachusetts) and in 1920 he worked as a machinist. They lived at 346 South Common Street, Lynn, Essex, Massachusetts and had a son, Russell E. (b.1919).
By 1930 he lived at 123 Pleasant River Street, Boston, Massachusetts and was married but no job. In the Robeson Street Children's home in Fall River were Russell (aged 12), Mabel (aged 9) and Geraldine (aged 6). Presumably his wife had died.

110	i.	Amelia Ann RADCLIFFE was born about 1869 in Mossley, Saddleworth, Yorkshire. In 1881 she was a Cotton Reeler in Saddleworth, Yorkshire. She emigrated on 7 Oct 1889 from Liverpool to Boston. She went with her aunt Sarah Hannah Dixon (nee Silverwood) on board the "Scythia".
111	ii.	John Charles (Charles) RADCLIFFE was born in Dec 1870 in Mossley, Saddleworth, Yorkshire. He emigrated on 21 May 1891 from Liverpool to Boston. He went with his father. In 1891 he was a Painter in Saddleworth, Yorkshire. Between 1900 and 1920 he was a Painter in Fall River, Massachusetts, USA. He lived in 217 Eastern Avenue, Fall River, Boston, Massachusetts, USA in 1930. He lived at a house worth 5400 dollars with his wife Jane (aged 56) and his sister mary Hannah who was a winder in the cotton mill. He was a painter.
112	iii.	Minerva Jane RADCLIFFE was born in Mar 1873 in Mossley, Saddleworth, Yorkshire. In 1891 she was a Cotton Tenter in Saddleworth, Yorkshire. In 1900 she was a Cotton Spinner in Fall River, Massachusetts, USA.
113	iv.	James Herbert RADCLIFFE was born in Mar 1879 in Mossley, Saddleworth, Yorkshire. In 1900 he was a Book Keeper in Fall River, Massachusetts, USA. He lived in 136 Chandler Street, Suffolk, Massachusetts in 1910. he was a lodger and worked as an electrician. He lived in 241 Back Street, Revere, Suffolk, Massachusetts in 1920. He had been naturalised in 1902 and was a retail salesman of batteries. His wife Mary was 32 and had been born in Canada. They had a son, Walter aged 1 year 10 months. He lived in 12 Street, Malden, Middlesex, Massachusetts in 1930. He lived in a house worth 3500 dollars and still worked in a battery store. Mary now stated that she had been born in Maine and Walter was 11.
114	v.	Joseph William (Joe) RADCLIFFE was born in Mar 1882 in Saddleworth, Yorkshire. Between 1900 and 1910 he was a Reed Maker in a Reed Mill in Fall River, Massachusetts, USA. He was good with his hands and made woodden toys for his family in England. He lived in 41 Commercial Street, Lynn, Essex, Massachusetts, USA in 1920. He was a lodger. He had been naturalised in 1906 and worked as an electrical worker. He lived in 39 Commercial Street, Lynn, Essex, Massachusetts, in 1930. He was a "roomer"/boarder and worked as an electrician.
115	vi.	Mary Hannah RADCLIFFE was born in Jul 1885 in Saddleworth, Yorkshire. Between 1910 and 1920 she was a Winder in a Cotton Mill in Fall River, Massachusetts, USA.
116	vii.	Ernest Percival RADCLIFFE was born in Jul 1889 in Saddleworth, Yorkshire. In 1910 he was a Lithographer in a Print Works in Fall River, Massachusetts, USA. Ernest married Bertha (b.1895 Massachusetts) and in 1920 he worked as a machinist. They lived at 346 South Common Street, Lynn, Essex, Massachusetts and had a son, Russell E. (b.1919). By 1930 he lived at 123 Pleasant River Street, Boston, Massachusetts and was married but no job. In the Robeson Street Children's home in Fall River were Russell (aged 12), Mabel (aged 9) and Geraldine (aged 6). Presumably his wife had died.