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| Caroline THICKETT was born
about 1853 in Midhope, Yorkshire. Parents: John THICKETT and Ann BROADHEAD. Edna P THICKETT was born about 1874 in Midhope, Yorkshire. In 1891 she was a General Domestic Servant in 64 Church Street, Marsh, Huddersfield, Yorkshire. Parents: John THICKETT and Ann BROADHEAD. George THICKETT was born about 1848 in Shepley, Yorkshire. Between 1881 and 1887 he was a Labourer in Lower Denby, Yorkshire. In 1881 the family was enumerated as Hickett. Only George, Emma and baby Harry were in Denby on census night. Between 1891 and 1901 he was a Platelayer on the railway in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. Spouse: Emma PRESTIDGE. George THICKETT and Emma PRESTIDGE were married about 1876 in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. Children were: Anne (Annie) THICKETT, Harry THICKETT, Rosetta THICKETT. Harry THICKETT was born on 8 Oct 1880 in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. He was christened on 26 Dec 1881 in St. John the Evangelist Church, Denby, Yorkshire. He died about 1884 in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. Parents: George THICKETT and Emma PRESTIDGE. Harvey THICKETT was born about 1858 in Bradfield, Yorkshire. Between 1881 and 1891 he was a Shoe Maker in Midhopestones, Bradfield, Yorkshire. In 1901 he was a Boot and Shoe Repairer on his own account at home in Midhope, Yorkshire. Parents: John THICKETT and Ann BROADHEAD. Henry THICKETT was born about 1860 in Bradfield, Yorkshire. In 1881 he was a Shoe Maker in Midhopestones, Bradfield, Yorkshire. In 1891 he was a Labourer in Midhope, Yorkshire. Parents: John THICKETT and Ann BROADHEAD. Spouse: Bertha DIGWEED. Henry THICKETT and Bertha DIGWEED were married about 1900. Bertha had a son, Bernard Digweed (b.1897 Bradfield), who was listed as Henry's son in the 1901 census. They lived in Crossley Lane, Bradfield, Penistone, Yorkshire in 1901. Henry and Bertha lived with Bernard Digweed. Jarvis THICKETT was born about 1876 in Midhope, Yorkshire. In 1901 he was a Navvy in Bradfield, Yorkshire. Parents: John THICKETT and Ann BROADHEAD. Spouse: Lilian J. SWALLOW. Jarvis THICKETT and Lilian J. SWALLOW were married about 1910. John THICKETT was born about 1832 in Bradfield, Yorkshire. The Thickett family had lived in the Bradfield/Penistone area for generations. Today the hamlets are called Upper Midhope and Midhopestones, the latter having reference to the stepping or leaping-stones by which the people crossed the river at the ford near Dike-Side Farm, a site now submerged in the Underbank Reservoir, completed in 1907. Originally they were known as Over Midhope and Nether Midhope respectively. John's parents were Thomas Thickett (1793-1879) and Ann Grayson (1802-1864). Ann had had a son, Thomas Thickett Grayson on 22 December 1823 (c.15 January 1824 in Penistone) and the name suggests that it is likely that he was Thomas Thickett's son and he was certainly brought up as the eldest in the family. Thomas and Ann had married on 25 July 1824 in Ecclesfield and their children were:- Eliza (c.8 January 1826); Joel (c.16 March 1828), Caroline (c.21 March 1830); John (c.27 Aug 1832); Mary (c.22 April 1835), Henry (c.25 September 1836); Edward (c.2 June 1839) and Charles (c.5 December 1841) - all were christened at Midhope. In 1841 Thomas was a cordwainer and he and Ann lived in Midhope with their children Thomas (apprentice cordwainer), Caroline, John, Henry and Edward. In 1851 Thomas THICKET (transcribed as SHICKEL; shoemaker employiong one journeyman) and Mary lived in Midhope with John and Charles and their married daughter Caroline Howe and her husband William and daughter Sarah Ann. In 1864 Ann died. In 1871 Thomas was the head of the household and his son John and family lived with him. Family sources say that Thomas was a originally a potter. In the very early 18th century there were only a small number of cottages and farms in Midhopestones. However it was in 1720 that George Walker & Robert Blackburn leased a parcel of land known as Nether-Mill-Green, containing 70 yards by 40 yards on which to build a Pot-House. In 1727 William Gough built the ovens and sheds which were required, and some dwelling houses, all this became known as "Pot House Fold". The type of earthenware made at Midhope Potteries was called slip ware and consisted of meeas-pots, or porringers, bottles of all kinds, jars large and small, dishes basins, pancheons, cups and saucers plates, stew-pots, butter-pots, water pots, bread-pots, chimney-pots etc. Some of the more classical pieces were decorated with marbled patterns, stripes and floral, some bore grotesque figures of birds & animals, initials of persons and dates when they were made. One of the artists was a man by the name of Greaves. The Midhope Potteries were in existence at least between 1720 and 1828. For many years Midhopestones was well known for its pottery, all locations of this seem to have disappeared over the years although there is a Potters Well with an information board giving its history. Now back to John Thickett... He was christened on 27 Aug 1832 in Midhope, Yorkshire. Between 1861 and 1891 he was a Shoe Maker in Bradfield, Yorkshire. He died about 1898 in Midhopestones, Bradfield, Yorkshire. Spouse: Ann BROADHEAD. John THICKETT and Ann BROADHEAD were married about 1853. They lived in Pothouse Yard, Bradfield, Yorkshire in 1861. John and Ann lived with their children Caroline, PHEBE Ann, Harvey and Henry. They lived next door to John's brother, Thomas Thickett Grayson (journeyman cordwainer) and his wife Mary Ann (nee Ellis; b.1828; m. 1850) and their daughter Mary Ellis Grayson (1850). John's parents Thomas (master cordwainer) and Ann lived close by in Midhopestones. They lived in Midhopestones, Bradfield, Yorkshire in 1871. Thomas Thickett was the head of the household and John and Ann and their children lived with him and Ann's mother was listed as a visitor. They lived in Midhopestones, Bradfield, Yorkshire between 1881 and 1891. Children were: Caroline THICKETT, Phoebe Ann THICKETT, Harvey THICKETT, Henry THICKETT, Sarah Broadhead THICKETT, Archer (Archie) THICKETT, John THICKETT, Willie THICKETT, Maurice THICKETT, Rosannah THICKETT, Aquilla THICKETT, Edna P THICKETT, Jarvis THICKETT. John THICKETT was born about 1865 in Bradfield, Yorkshire. He died about 1873 in Bradfield, Yorkshire. Parents: John THICKETT and Ann BROADHEAD. Maurice THICKETT was born about 1869 in Bradfield, Yorkshire. Parents: John THICKETT and Ann BROADHEAD. Phoebe Ann THICKETT was born about 1857 in Bradfield, Yorkshire. She lived in 145 Church Steet, Eccles, Lancashire in 1891. She was visiting Emma M. Paget (widow; b.1853 Oughtibridge; cotton dyer and cleaner) and her five children. In 1901 she was a Maid in 204 London Road, Leicester, Leicestershire. Parents: John THICKETT and Ann BROADHEAD. Rosannah THICKETT was born about 1871 in Bradfield, Yorkshire. Parents: John THICKETT and Ann BROADHEAD. Rosetta THICKETT was born on 16 May 1887 in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. She was christened on 28 Aug 1887 in St. John the Evangelist Church, Denby, Yorkshire. In 1901 she was a Worsted Yarn Doffer in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. Parents: George THICKETT and Emma PRESTIDGE. Sarah Broadhead THICKETT was born about 1862 in Bradfield, Yorkshire. Parents: John THICKETT and Ann BROADHEAD. Willie THICKETT was born about 1867 in Bradfield, Yorkshire. Parents: John THICKETT and Ann BROADHEAD. Anne THISTLETON. Parents: William THISTLETON and Elsie HAYLES. Anthony John THISTLETON. Parents: William THISTLETON and Elsie HAYLES. Augusta (Gussie) THISTLETON. Parents: William THISTLETON and Elsie HAYLES. Donald Peter (Don) THISTLETON. Parents: William THISTLETON and Elsie HAYLES. Edward William Frank (Frank) THISTLETON. Parents: William THISTLETON and Elsie HAYLES. Ethel THISTLETON. Parents: William THISTLETON and Elsie HAYLES. Frederick Stanley (Fred) THISTLETON. Parents: William THISTLETON and Elsie HAYLES. Hazel THISTLETON. Parents: William THISTLETON and Elsie HAYLES. Jillian (Jill) THISTLETON. Parents: William THISTLETON and Elsie HAYLES. Lawrence John THISTLETON. Parents: William THISTLETON and Elsie HAYLES. Norman THISTLETON. Parents: William THISTLETON and Elsie HAYLES. Philip Roy THISTLETON. Parents: William THISTLETON and Elsie HAYLES. William THISTLETON was born about 1894 in Morcambe, Lancashire. Spouse: Elsie HAYLES. William THISTLETON and Elsie HAYLES were married about 1918 in a non-conformist chapel. Children were: Augusta (Gussie) THISTLETON, Frederick Stanley (Fred) THISTLETON, Ethel THISTLETON, Norman THISTLETON, Edward William Frank (Frank) THISTLETON, Donald Peter (Don) THISTLETON, Philip Roy THISTLETON, Hazel THISTLETON, Anthony John THISTLETON, Lawrence John THISTLETON, Anne THISTLETON, Jillian (Jill) THISTLETON. Ada Keziah THOMAS was born about 1868 in Baldsor, Hampshire. Spouse: George James SCAMMELL. George James SCAMMELL and Ada Keziah THOMAS were married on 21 Apr 1891 in Shirley, Southampton, Hampshire. Children were: Susannah Ada SCAMMELL, Mabel Emmaline SCAMMELL, Sidney James Thomas SCAMMELL, Henry John SCAMMELL, Ernest Edward SCAMMELL, Eliza Netty SCAMMELL. Elizabeth THOMAS. Spouse: John GODDEN. John GODDEN and Elizabeth THOMAS were married on 1 Jul 1698 in St Thomas' Church, Portsmouth, Hampshire. He paid rates on Sterling Bushes (later known as Storm Bushes) in 1699 and then on at 2d a year until 1731. Other fields on the western side of chapel Lane, Burley were also owned by the other Goddens including James and Henry who were possibly John's brothers. Henry Godden died in 1764 and left his estate to his daughter Lydia (who married Humphrey Brumfield d.1804). Children were: Benjamin GODDEN, Henry GODDEN, Jane GODDEN. Elizabeth THOMAS was born about 1859 in Warmley, Bristol, Gloucestershire. Spouse: Isaac TANNER. Isaac TANNER and Elizabeth THOMAS were married about 1897 in Oldland, Gloucestershire. They lived in Tower Road, Oldland, Gloucestershire in 1901. Isaac and Elizabeth lived with her daughter Louisa May Thomas (b. 1890 Oldland but enumerated as being born in Ringwood) and his son George Gilbert. Mary THOMAS. Spouse: Charles SCAMMELL. Charles SCAMMELL and Mary THOMAS were married on 22 Nov 1762 in Ringwood, Hampshire. Children were: James SCAMMELL, Betty SCAMMELL, Ann SCAMMELL, Henry SCAMMELL, Martha SCAMMELL, William SCAMMELL. Mary Gradwell THOMAS was born about 1858 in Manchester, Lancashire. Martha's parents were George Thomas (b.1834 Manchester) and Martha Gradwell (b.1837 Manchester). They had married in Manchester in 1855 and by 1861 they lived with her widowed mother Charlotte Gradwell and her siblings Richard and Edwin at 9 Camden Street, Hulme. George and Martha had threee children Richard (1856), Mary (1858) and William (1859). George was a maker-up of fabrics and in 1861 they lived in 4 Tipper Street, Hulme and had three more children Joseph (1864), Charlotte (1866) and Charles (1868). She died about 1908 in Sheffield, Yorkshire. She was 50. Spouse: Edward BURDETT. Edward BURDETT and Mary Gradwell THOMAS were married about 1877 in Manchester, Lancashire. They lived in 195 Back Lane, Duckinfield, Cheshire in 1881. In 1881 Edward's widowed mother Mary lived with Edward, Mary, Edith and George Edward. They lived in 15 Normanton Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire in 1891. He and Mary Ann lived with their children "E. M, Geo. E., Ellen M., William, Blanche, Edwd". They lived in 92 Selborne Road, Attercliffe, Sheffield, Yorkshire in 1901. They had all their children at home except Edith Mary and Ellen. Edith was married and Ellen was visiting her aunt Martha Ann and her husband William Jaffrey. Children were: Edith Mary BURDETT, Elena Maude (Ellen) BURDETT, George Edward BURDETT, William (Willie/Bill) BURDETT, Blanche BURDETT, Edward BURDETT, Charles (Charlie) BURDETT, Harry Jeffrey BURDETT, Leonard BURDETT. Rose Emma THOMAS. Spouse: William John ROSE. William John ROSE and Rose Emma THOMAS were married about 1897 in St Pancras, Middlesex. They lived in 30 Osborne Road, Hornsey, Middlesex in 1901. Children were: Constance ROSE. George THOMPSON. Children were: Joseph THOMPSON. Joseph THOMPSON was christened on 27 Feb 1704 in Bradfield, Yorkshire. He was born about 1704 in Bradfield, Yorkshire. Parents: George THOMPSON. Spouse: Ann WALSHAW. Joseph THOMPSON and Ann WALSHAW were married on 30 Mar 1730 in All Saints' Church, Silkstone, Yorkshire. Katherine THOMPSON. Spouse: Peter Martin ATHERTON. Children were: Laura Marie ATHERTON, Martin Victor ATHERTON, Peter Arthur ATHERTON. Mary THOMPSON was born about 1819. She died about 1861. Spouse: John
HEWITT. John HEWITT and Mary THOMPSON were married about 1843 in Ecclesfield,
Yorkshire. John and Mary had four sons - James (1845), Dally (1846),
Cain (1849) and Abel (1854). After Mary's death John brought up his sons alone
in 1861 at Birdwell, Worsborough, Barnsley.
Roxanne THOMSON. Parents: Unknown THOMSON and Corinne Lindsay BURDETT. Unknown THOMSON. Spouse: Corinne Lindsay BURDETT. Children were: Roxanne THOMSON. William THWAYTES. Spouse: Mary BURDET. William THWAYTES and Mary BURDET were married. William TILL was born about 1893 in Ryde, Isle of Wight. Parents: William John Steward TILL and Sarah Ann HAYLES. William John Steward TILL was born on 3 Nov 1857 in Ryde, Isle of Wight. William was the son of George William Till and Louisa Steward. They had married in 1857 at All Saints Church, Newchurch and their children were:- William John Steward (1857), Ann Eliza (1860), James Henry (1862) and twin George Charles (1862-1862; d. at 2 months), Laura Louisa (1865), Elizabeth Maude (1868) and Geore Ernest (1871). Between 1871 and 1881 the family lived in Bank Gardens, Ryde. In 1871 George was a post office clerk and in 1881 he was a painter. He was christened on 28 Oct 1860 in Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Ryde, Isle of Wight. In 1871 he was a Domestic Servant (Page) in Ryde, Isle of Wight. Between 1881 and 1901 he was a Gardener in Ryde, Isle of Wight. He died about 1929 in Ryde, Isle of Wight. He was buried on 21 Nov 1929 in Ryde Cemetery, Ryde, Isle of Wight. Spouse: Sarah Ann HAYLES. William John Steward TILL and Sarah Ann HAYLES were married about 1882 in a non-conformist chapel. They lived in 1 Alton Villas, Upton Road, Ryde, Isle of Wight in 1891. William and Sarah Ann had Sarah's mother, Sarah Hayles, living with them. They lived in 160 High Street, Ryde, Isle of Wight in 1901. William and Sarah lived with their son William, a nephew called Charles Ridgers (Charles Gordon Ridgers; b.1889; Ryde to Albert Ridgers and Mary Jane Hayles) and Sarah Hayles, William's mother-in-law. Children were: William TILL. Anne TINKER. Spouse: Robert Anthony (Bobby) ATHERTON. Children were: John Robert ATHERTON, Andrew Charles ATHERTON. Ann TIPPEL. Spouse: Paul ROEBUCK. Children were: Samuel Lawrence ROEBUCK, Joseph Anthony ROEBUCK. John TOMKINS. Spouse: Hannah HAYLES. John TOMKINS and Hannah HAYLES were married on 20 Oct 1817 in Brook, Isle of Wight. Maxine Judith TOMKINSON. Spouse: Brian CROSSLAND. Children were: Heather Ann CROSSLAND, Kathryn Sarah CROSSLAND. Charlotte TONG was born about 1851 in Fawley, Hampshire. She died about 1907 in East Cowes, Isle of Wight. Spouse: George HAYLES. George HAYLES and Charlotte TONG were married about 1873 in a non-conformist chapel. They lived in Partk Street, East Cowes, Isle of Wight in 1881. Charlotte and the children Edward, Ellen, Sarah and Mabel were living in Park Street but, on census night, George was aboard the "Southern Cross" in harbour at East Cowes and was classified as "AB" - presumably an able seaman. There is no evidence that he actually joined the Navy and he was probably merely working as a shipwright aboard. They lived in 11 Albion Terrace, East Cowes, Isle of Wight in 1891. George and Charlotte HOYLES lived with their children ELSEY, LOLLY, Amy, DAISY, FLOWER, Jessie and George. They lived in 11 Victoria Road, East Cowes, Isle of Wight in 1901. George and Charlotte lived with their children MILLY, Amy, DAISY, FLOWER, JESSEY, Gladys and Vera. No occupations were recorded for any of the girls. Children were: Edward William Henry HAYLES, Ellen Leah Sarah (Milly) HAYLES, Sarah Elsie HAYLES, Mabel Charlotte (Lolly) HAYLES, Amy HAYLES, Margaret Louisa (Daisy) HAYLES, Flora Selina (Flower) HAYLES, Jessie Alma HAYLES, Francis George (George) HAYLES, Gladys HAYLES, Vera Lizette HAYLES. Mary Ann TOOLEY was born about 1840 in Newport, Isle of Wight. Between 1871 and 1897 she was a Wardrobe Dealer (Clothing) on her own account at home in 249 Kings Road, Chelsea, Middlesex. She lived in 249 Kings Road, Chelsea, Middlesex between 1897 and 1901. She was a widow and lived with her son Frank. Spouse: Frank HAYLES. Frank HAYLES and Mary Ann TOOLEY were married about 1870 in Chelsea, Middlesex. They lived in 249 Kings Road, Chelsea, Middlesex between 1871 and 1897. From 1881-1897 Frank and Mary Ann and their son, Frank, lived together. Children were: Frank HAYLES. Ann TOPHAM was born about 1855 in Huddersfield, Yorkshire. John and Ellen Topham, Ann's parents had at least one more child, a daughter, Mary (b.1870) and John was a Boot and Shoe Maker in Lockwood, Huddersfield, Yorkshire. Spouse: Fred LINDLEY. Fred LINDLEY and Ann TOPHAM were married about 1880 in Lockwood, Huddersfield, Yorkshire. They lived in Thornton Road, Lockwood, Huddersfield, Yorkshire in 1881. Fred, his wife Ann and their 4 month old daughter Beatrice Ellen, lived with Ann's parents. They lived in Lea Green, Mirfield, Huddersfield, Yorkshire in 1891. Ann died in 1892 after having five daughters between 1880 and 1889. Later in the year Fred married a widow, Emily Holt (nee Wright) in Mirfield. Children were: Beatrice Ellen LINDLEY, Edith LINDLEY, Amy LINDLEY, Mary LINDLEY, Annie LINDLEY.
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