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1 1891 Census, family living in Bradford, Yorkshire.
1901 Census, family living in Bradford, Yorkshire.
 		Family: F11
 
2 1901 Census, Family are living in Bradford. Family: F13
 
3 Eli SHAW of East Knottingley, a Bachelor of 23 years working as a Glass Blower, son of Eli Shaw (deceased), a Glass Hand.
Harriet BECKETT of Knottingley, a Spinster of 20 years, daughter of William Beckett (deceased), a Boatman. 		Family: F379
 
4 Francis TRUEMAN son of Robert
Rebecca HOWRAM daughter of Edward 		Family: F447
 
5 IGI record for details of marriage between George Hobman and Mary Fletcher Family: F8
 
6 In the 1901 census returns the family are living at 12 Heap Street, Burnley, Lancashire. Family: F14
 
7 John ADDY of Knottingley a Bachelor of Full years working as a Limeburner, son of William Addy, a Limeburner.
Betsy SHAW of Knottingley a Spinster of Full years daughter of Reynard Shaw, a Sailor.
Witnessed by Mary Ann Lanclet, Joseph Kitson Addy 		Family: F443
 
8 Pallots Marriage Index for England 1780 - 1837. Family: F17
 
9 The 1841 Census records the family living at the Ship Inn, Darrington. Thomas is described as a Victualler. Family: F28
 
10 The 1851 Census records the family living at the Ship Inn, Darrington, where Thomas is described as a Cordwainer and Licensed Victualler. Family: F28
 
11 The 1861 Census records the family living at the Ship Inn, Darrington. Thomas is described as an Innkeeper and Cordwainer. Family: F28
 
12 The 1871 Census returns show the family living in Womersley where William is a Blacksmith. Family: F10
 
13 The 1901 census records a William Ward (relative) at the home 10 Pearson Street, Middlesborough. Could William be a relative of Lonova, giving us her maiden name? Family: F15
 
14 Thomas MOUNTEER of Knottingley, a Bachelor of Full years working as a Limeburner, son of Thomas, a Limeburner.
Jane ACKROYD of Knottingley, a Widow of Full years, daughter of John ROBINSON, a Waterman. 		Family: F455
 
15 Yorkshire: Darrington - Parish Registers, 1567-1812 Family: F17
 
16 Grave No: 2188 John ADDY
 
17 Thomas & Maggie Goulding - had The Beehive Pub on Low Green, Knottingley in the late 1800s.
Thomas died 1900.

Cenus :-
1891 Census. Knottingley

31 Weeland Rd, Knottingley

Thomas Goulding Head mar 26 Waterboatman Barge Born Knottingley
Ada Goulding Wife mar 27 Knottingley
Maggie Dau 1 Knottingley


1901. Knottingley

109 Low Green.

Ada Goulding Head Widow 33 Publican on account Born Knottingley
Maggie Goulding Daug 12 Knottingley
Amy Goulding Daug 7 Knottingley
George Goulding Son 3 Knottingley
Elizabeth Beckett Mother widow 60 Knottingley  		Ada BECKETT
 
18 Born Canalside Knottingley. After death of his Mother Elizabeth, he and the other children were looked after by their Grandmother Elizabeth Beckett.

He was employed by John Harkers Ltd., an an engineer and then later became a Captain. When the business expanded he moved with it to Gloucester, where he married Ellen WATKINS IN 1933. They lived at 13, Trevor Rd, Hucclecote until 1965. At that time they had formed F. Beckett and Sons Ltd., Agricultural Lime Merchants. Starting off with one lorry, hauling lime to farms, and also spreading it. To be nearer the quarry, he purchased a house " High Walls " Burford Rd, Brize Norton.

The lime dust was being hauled from a quarry on the Burford Rd, Brize Norton, Oxfordshire. Then owned by the Pulmer Lime Co- leased from Hunstmans Quarries. The family eventually purchased the lease, and later still purchased outright the quarry in 1975. By then they were producing not only lime but a reconstituted stone called " Bekstone". Which was supplied to many large housing developments.

He retired in 1970, and following the death of his wife, moved to 6 Wychwood Close Carterton.
He died in Jan 1991.  		Fred BECKETT
 
19 Grave No: 1249 George BECKETT
 
20 Marriage. The Parish Chaurch, Pontefract

Jan 30th 1864. George Beckett Ag 28 Bachelor Labourer Residence Knottingley. Father Jonas Beckett ( Labourer)

Elizabeth Trueman Ag 22 Spinster ---- " Father Robert Trueman
Waterman.

In the presence of Issac Heald & James Goddard. Robt Mayall Curate.

Signed George Beckett his X mark
E. Trueman 		George BECKETT
 
21 Grave No: 852 Harriet BECKETT
 
22 Grave No: 1249 Harriet Ann BECKETT
 
23 Burial entry records death due to Cholera  Jonas BECKETT
 
24 William BECKETT.Occupation Waterman- Capt/Owner of Humber Keel " Two Sisters". Nick name " Whistling Billy".

Birth Cert

17.1.1871 - William Boy Father George Beckett Mother Elizabeth Beckett formerley Trueman.

Occ Father Boat Hauler. X The mark of George Beckett, Tithe Barn, Knottingley.

Marriage Cert. 		William BECKETT
 
25 1861 Census records birthplace as Goole, Yorkshire Joseph CLAYBURN
 
26 Grave No: 3353 Joseph CLAYBURN
 
27 Date as recorded on Free BMD index Bethel CREASER
 
28 Grave No: 4453 Bethel CREASER
 
29 Grave No: 1166 Thomas Hartley GOULDING
 
30 Grave No: 4381 Herbert HOBMAN
 
31 Grave No: 581 Mary Ethel HOBMAN
 
32 Grave No: 2743 John Hanson HOWRAM
 
33 rom: "Ron Gosney"
To:
CC: "Michael Norfolk"
Subject: Trueman/Howram
Date: Wed, 27 Jun 2007 12:29:08 +0100

Dear Debbie
In reply to your enquiry regarding the two families I can give you information on what I consider to be the families. Firstly I have to say you need to consider all corruptions in spelling of the names, and I think you will find Howram recd as Ouram, Owram or Oweram, and Trueman may be Trewman.

Let me start with the Howram name:
Edward Ouram married Elizabeth Hanson 30 Jun 1777 at St Giles Pontefract and they had children (with baptism dates):
Thomas 4 May 1778; John 28 Nov 1779; Mary 4 May 1783; * Edward 25 May 1788; Sarah 2 Dec 1792; Elizabeth 26 Jul 1795; Eleanor 18 Feb 1798; Eleanor 9 Feb 1801; Joseph 11 June 1803 (shown as Howram).
Edward the father was buried 22 Apr 1827 aged 72 and Elizabeth 5 Feb 1843 aged 85, both at St Botolphs Knottingley (no memorial stone).
From IGI there was an Edward Ouram son of Jno bap 25 Jul 1756 at Wragby, so he is a possibility. There was an Elizabeth Hanson bap 28 Aug 1757 at Ferry Fryston and another 2 Apr 1758 at Pontefract, so both are possibilities.

* Edward Howram married Mary Tasker 3 Feb 1812 at St Giles Pontefract and they had children (with baptism dates):
Thomas 24 Jan 1813; John 7 Jan 1815; **Rebecca 31 Jan 1817; George 20 Jun 1819; Edward 5 Jun 1822; Elizabeth 18 Sep 1825; William 16 Mar 1828; Mary Ann 31 Jul 1831.
Edward the father was buried 6 Jun 1839 aged 52 at St Botolphs (there was an inquest) and Mary buried 30 Jan 1867? at Knottingley cemeter

**Francis Trueman aged 20 (son of Robert) married Rebecca Howram aged 21 (dau of Edward) 6 Aug 1837 at St Giles Pontefract - children with baptisms:
Harriet 3 Dec 1837; Mary 6 Sep 1839; Robert Edward 10 Sep 1841; George 11 Jun 1844; Sarah 28 Mar 1847; *** Emma 18 Oct 1848; Charles 30 Mar 1851; Hannah 6 Feb 1856; Francis 4 Aug 1858.
Francis George Trueman the father was buried 24 Apr 1888 aged 70 and Rebecca buried 31 Oct 1889 aged 72 both at Knottingley cemetery.

*** Emma Trueman - As you know Emma had an illegitimate son Henry born 5 Apr 1868 and baptised 12 Apr 1868, then after she married William Wright (17 Oct 1870 per your info) he became Henry Trueman Wright, and you have the story from there!

As you know Francis Trueman was Francis George Trueman, son of Robert and Sarah (Pratt) baptised 23 Mar 1818, and you know his siblings (although I have no record of Joseph). Robert Trueman was buried 10 Apr 1828 aged 50 and Sarah buried 8 A849 aged 76, both at St Botolphs.
There is a Robert TREWMAN baptised 24 May 1779 son of William, and a William TRUEMAN married Elizabeth Latham 7 Aug 1770 at Birkin, so they are wirth looking into.

Looking at the Tasker name: George Tasker (bap 11 May 1766 son of Robert) married 22 Jun 1789 at St Giles Ann Rothery ( bap 6 Jan 1768 dau of John). George was a Bricklayer/Mason and was buried 2 Jul 1819 aged 54 and Ann buried 30 Oct 18ged 56, both at St Botolphs.
children were: Mary 28 Feb 1792; Rebecca 26 Jun 1796; Robert 29 Jul 1798; John 13 May 1801; Ann 12 Aug 1802; Elizabeth 27 Jul 1806.

I didn't look into the extended families, but I know from memory there are some memorial stones in cemetery bearing Howram name, and they were mariners who moved to Grimsby where the family suffered a few loss of life at sea. I hope I have n you something to study, but if you have any questions or queries then don't hesitate to ask.

Kindest regards and best wishes Ron Gosney


George Howram, the son of John and Mary Howram who was lost off the sloop 'Laurel' off Killingholme during a heavy gale on the 28th October 1880, aged 21 years.

Ned Howram who was drowned at Grimsby on the 27th July 1870, aged 9 years.

John Howram son of John and Mary Howram was drowned off the sloop 'Jane' on the16th November 1885, aged 17 years.

- Terry Spence www.knottingley.org 		John Hanson HOWRAM
 
34 Charles Lewis - Watkins.
Nick name Bustler.

Reputed Father of Sir Arthur Lewis- Watkins, who is connected to Coal Mines at Bargoed.
First wife reputed to be Margaret ( Mother of Arthur). NO EVIDENCE FOUND FOR THIS .

Charles is supposed to have attended The Crypt School, Gloucester.

According to family ( Dot Sansum) . When he was short of money, he would visit Frethern Court, and always came back with plenty of sovereigns. He also maintained that he had been a fool in his life, and his family should have been very well off.

When he married Harriet, people could not believe he had done so. She being far beneath his station in life. At the time of marriage to Harriet, he lived at Guinea St, Clapham, Gloucester, as did Harriet. To convince people they had married, by all accounts he pinned the marriage certificate to the Church door. The marriage certificate states he was a Bachelor at time of marriage, and his Father John Watkins occupation was a Stay Maker. ( Maker of corsets)

Date for his birth is approx.

Also according to Dot, they met at The Dog Inn at Over. Which is where Harriet worked.

Also the Lewis - Watkins have a family Crypt at St Mary's, Monmouth. Here Charles sister is buried.

It is reputed that Charles was previously married to Margaret and they had two sons, one of which was ( Sir) Arthur Lewis - Watkins. Charles maintained to his family that he had been " a fool" and that they should have been riding round in their own carriages etc. According to Dot there is some sort of family connection to the coal mines at Bargoed.

All abit of a mystery really.

Josie Williams - a descendant of Charles told me the following.

Josie's Father and my mother Ellen Watkins were cousins. From the L-Watkins side.
She told me Charles L Watkins had a sister called Elizabeth, who died age 12 at Gloucester. She is buried in Monmouth - St Mary's in a vault.
Charles went to school at St Mary's de Crypt. Gloucester.

 		Charles LEWIS-WATKINS
 
35 Grave No: 1249 Thomas MASTERMAN
 
36 Aged 72 at time of death John MITCHELL
 
37 There is an additional Baptism record at Darrington Church on the 27 Aug 1780 (one day before a respective burial record) which I believe to be the same William Mitchell who was baptised 28 Sep 1779. William MITCHELL
 
38 Harriet was born in Newnham. The story goes that she met her future husband at The Dog Inn Over, where she worked. Also that she was far below him in the social standing. ( Quite why, Charles Father was a Staymaker
Harriet according to Dorothy Sansum ( her grandaughter) was a stunning looking woman in her youth.
Harriet ran a sweet shop from her home in Clapham.

Birth Cert - Registration District - Westbury on Severn1844

8.1.1844. Harriet GIRL Father Joseph Morris - Mother Anne Morris formerley Evans.

Father's Occ - Corwainder.

Signed - Joseph his X mark. Quay, Newnham.  		Harriet MORRIS
 
39 Census 1841. Passage Lane ?
John Morris - Labourer Age abt 60. Born Glos
Elizabeth Morris 53 "
Ann Morris 14
Thomas Morris 5
Elizabeth Morris 25 "


Census 1851. Newnham - Passage Lane
John Morris Head M 74 Mariner born Newnham ?
Elizabeth Wife M 67 Shoe Binder born Westbury
Elizabeth daug 38 Shoe Binder
James Rowney Lodger UM 21 Post Boy
Elizabeth Newell Visitor UM 19 General Servant

1861 - Newnham

Elizabeth Morris Head UM 76 Shoe Binder born Westbury
Elizabeth daug UM 48 Dress Maker born Newnham
John Son UM 46 Shoe Maker
Ann dau UM 33 Dress maker. " " 		John MORRIS
 
40 1851 Census - 177 Oak Place, Newnham

Joseph Morris head m 32 Shoemaker born Newnham
Ann wife m 37 Llandrino- Montgomeryshire
Winnifred daug um 8 Scholar Newnham
Harriet daug um 7 Scholar Newnham
John Son um 5
Elizabeth daug um 4
Sarah daug um 2
Frances daug um 9 mths

1861 - Passage Lane, Newnham.

Joseph Morris Head m 42 Shoemaker Born Newnham
Sarah daug um 12 Shoemaker Newnham
Fanny daug um 10 Shoemaker Newnham
Joseph Son um 9 Shomaker Newnham

1871.

Joseph Morris Head wid 52 Shoemaker Born Newnham
Betsy Sister um 59 Seamstress Newnham
Ann Sister um 47 Charwoman
Joseph Son um 17 Servant Newnham

1881 Severn Lane - Newnham

Joseph Morris Head um 63 Formerley Boot Maker
Elizabeth Sister um 68
Ann Sister um 53 		Joseph MORRIS
 
41 Grave No: 3352 Elizabeth MOUNTEER
 
42 The burial register transcript records burial date of 19 Mar 1848. It is possible this should be 19 Apr 1848. Sarah MOUNTEER
 
43 Grave No: 4657 Thomas MOUNTEER
 
44 1871 Census Civil Parish - Knottingley

29 Low Green
George Hall Head unmar 45 Market Gardener 9 acres Born Hardwick
Ann Lawson Servant unmar 50 Servant South Milford
Alice Widdison Servant umar 15 ServantKnottingley
James Parsons Nephew unmar 7 Scholar Knottingley



1881 Census RG11/ 7588 Civil Parish- Knottingley

31 Low Green.

Ann Lawson mar - Head 59 Farmer Born South Milford
Alice Widdison um - Neice 25 Servant Knottingley
Thomas Pearson um - Nephew 22 Boat Hauler Knottingley 		ANN PEARSON
 
45




Sarah Peasron was born on 18th October 1838 at South Milford. Her father was JAMES PEARSON a Teazle Cutter and her ALICE PEARSON formerly WAINWRIGHT.The birth was registered in the Mark of X of Ann Lawson Sister, South Milford on 28th October 1838.

She never married but had 9 children, the eldest was :

THOMAS WIDDSION PEARSON father unknown, born 11th November 1859, in York.

The Father of the other 8 is JAMES REYNARD SHAW

JAMES PEARSON BORN 17TH July 1861 in Knottingley. died 12th February 1876 at Racca Green, Knottingley aged 13 yrs. Son of Sarah Pearson. The cause of death Scrofula Haemorrhage and the informant ANN LAWSON, Aunt, present at death.

EDWARD PEARSON born 27th October 1864 in Knottingley. (death certificate gives death of JAMES PEARSON but think this should be Edward. Died 19th June 1865 aged 1/2 yr. Son of SARAH PEARSON, licensed victualler. Cause of death Haemorrhage. Certified, informant SARAH SWINLEY, present at death.

JOHN PEARSON born 5th May 1866 in KNottingley married Jane Walton 10th December 1887 at Pontefract Register Office. Had 3 children, JACK PEARSON, GEORGE ALFRED PEARSON, and EDITH PEARSON.

ANN PEARSON born 1869, in Knottingley.

ELIZABETH PEARSON born 27th July 1872 in Knottingley, married WILLIAM BECKETT 1st May 1893 at Pontefract Register Office, had 8 children. GEORGE BECKETT. ANNIE BECKETT, JIM BECKETT married VIOLET SCHOFIELD. HARRIET BECKETT died 1985. married ELI SHAW.SARAH BECKETT died 1989 married SIDNEY DOBBS. ADA BECKETT, WILLIAM BECKETT and FRED BECKETT born 26th Sept 1909 in KNottingley, died 1991 Carterton, Oxfordshire.

GEORGE PEARSON born 1875 , married ANNA, had one child ALBERT GEORGE PEARSON.

JAMES PEARSON BORN 16th January 1878 at Low Green, Knottingley, married EDITH DOCHERTY 17th 1897 at Pontefract Register Office. They had 8 children, WILLIAM PEARSON born 1898, died January 1899 aged 24 days. SARAH PEARSON born 26th December 1920 married MOODY PROCTOR. WILFRED PEARSON born 18th January 1902, married MARY PERFECT. FRANK PEARSON born 4th March 1904, in Knottingley married FANNY RIDGE on 25th August 1928. FREDERICK PEARSON born 31st July 1906 married ANNIE ELIZABETH HORNE, 		Sarah PEARSON
 
46 Grave No: 3147 George RICHARDSON
 
47 Grave No: 4381 Mary Emma ROBINSON
 
48 No confirmation but this is the likely burial for Hannah Hannah Rowbottom
 
49 Burial register records aged 37 at time of his death John RUSH
 
50 Grave No: 3147B Mary SCOTT
 

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