Notes

Note for: Bertha Jackson, 11 FEB 1844 - UNKNOWN Index

Topsham Road Prospect Cott
Census Place:Topsham, Devon, England
Source:FHL Film 1341516 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 2142 Folio 114 P age 19
MarrAgeSexBirthplace
Joseph DATEM65 MDevonport, Devon, England
Rel:Head
Occ:Clerk Civil Services Board Of Trade Retired
Bertha DATEM36 FNorth Reston, Lincoln, England
Rel:Wife
Ellen ELSWORTHYU18 FCadbury, Devon, England
Rel:Serv
Occ:General Servant

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Note for: Rosa Lydia Jackson, 11 FEB 1842 - AFT 1881 Index

Occupation:
     Date:   1881
     Place:   Diploma Of Strasburg Bachelor Of Arts Of Paris

Individual note:
Dwelling:3 Brownlow Terrace
Census Place:Stamford St George, Lincoln, England
Source:FHL Film 1341761 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3191 Folio 106 P age 28
MarrAgeSexBirthplace
Millicent HALLW51 FHelpstone, Northampton, England
Rel:Head
Occ:Lets Apartments Lodging H Keeper
Almina BARONU14 FBarnack, Northampton, England
Rel:Servant
Occ:Domestic Servant
Jacques D. MEYERM41 MColma Alsas Loraine F
Rel:Lodger
Occ:Master Of Foreign Languages
Rosa Lydia MEYERM39 FColsterworth, Lincoln, England
Rel:Lodger
Occ:Diploma Of Strasburg Bachelor Of Arts Of Paris
James C. WESTU28 MWest Birchall, Essex, England
Rel:Lodger
Occ:Accountant

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Note for: Jacques D Meyer, ABT 1840 - AFT 1881 Index

Occupation:
     Date:   1881
     Place:   Master Of Foreign Languages

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Note for: Frederick Charles Grant Ellerton, 3 AUG 1819 - 17 JUN 1908 Index

Occupation:
     Date:   1881
     Place:   Physician & Surgeon

Individual note:
Frederick Charles Grant ELLERTON
Born - 1819 in Bengal, India (per 1881/1901 Census').
Christened -
Died - 17th June 1908, Leamington Spa.
Parents - John Frederick Ellerton (1798-1833) and Margaret Rebecca Mouat-K eith.
Married [1] - M.Heiss [Heise?]
Married [2] - Charlotte Sangrouber ("born Switzerland, British Subject" p er the 1901 Census). Probably the sister of Catherine, who married Frederi ck's brother George.
Children [1] - John Frederick Heise Ellerton (b.1853, per FRC Index, Qtr. 3, Tadcaster).
Occupation - "Physician & Surgeon, LRCP Edinbro, MRCS Lond, LLA Lond" (p er the 1881 Census)
The portrait of Frederick opposite was probably painted circa 1835, presum ably while he was still living in India. However, by the time of the 18 81 Census Frederick (61) was living at "Arlington St, Lindley House, Lilli ngton, Warwick" with his wife Charlotte (48), and four female servants/att endants.
Frederick and Charlotte were still living at Lillington in 1901 accordi ng to that year's Census return.

At the time of his death in 1908 Frederick lived at 4 York Road, Leamingt on Spa, Warwickshire. Probate was granted to his widow and "John Ellert on (solicitor)". Charlotte also died at the same address on 6th May 19 17 - see details in her Probate.

His son, John Frederick Heise Ellerton, married Georgiana Elizabeth Thelwa ll - daughter of Rev. Sydney Thelwall - on 20/6/1895 at Radford Semele, Wa rwick (per IGI and FRC Index). At the 1901 census he was shown at Leamingt on Priors, Warwickshire ("aged 47, born Tadcaster/Yorks, Physician and Sur geon"), with his wife Georgina (34, born Plymouth, Devon), and three daugh ters - Renee Muriel Henriette (b.1896), Dorothy Margaret (b.1897, m. Mr. L angdale Smith, d.1988), and Evelyn Freda (b.1899, m. Donald Warlord-Skinne r) - all born at Leamington. In 1903 they had a son, Frederic Howard (F RC Index, Qtr.2 - died in 1960's, no issue).

Bob Ellerton

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Note for: Richard Paddison, 16 JAN 1801 - 6 DEC 1895 Index

Goulding writes 'Richard Paddison bapt. at Louth 18 Jan. 1801, son of Robe rt Paddison*, attorney, and Ann his wife. He followed his father's profess ion and was admitted a solicitor in 1824. He became the local leader of t he Reform party at Louth and had a great skill of persuasive eloquence a nd displayed extraordinary skill in marshalling and presenting facts and a rguements. He always endeavoured to appeal to the understandings of his he arers or readers, stating his facts clearly and correctly, and supporti ng his contentions not only with cogent arguements but also with apt and a nimated illustrations.

William Cobbett, who visited Louth in 1830, passed the following euology u pon him in his 'Rural Rides';

'At Louth the wise corporation had refused to let us have the playhouse; b ut my friends had prepared a very good place;and I had the opportuni ty of addressing crowded audiences two nights running. At no place ha ve I been better pleased than at Louth. Mr. Paddison, solicitor, a young g entlema whom I had the honour to know slightly before, and to know whom, w hether I estimate by character or by talent, would be an honour to any ma n, was particularly attentive to us.'

Goulding then gives details of speeches and papers of Paddison.

Paddison was the first Town Clerk of Louth under the Municipal Corporati on and he held office from 1836 - 1842, when he removed to Richmond.

He practised at 57 Lincolns Inn Fields and in 1860 he was appointed solici tor to the Irish Peat Commission. He died at 7 Park Hill Richmond on the 1 8th Dec. 1874. His widow (Charlotte daughter of George Jackson of North Re ston) died at South Kensington 6th Dec. 1895. He had five children; Geor ge - who became an engineer, Robert Charles born 1827; Marianne, who di ed 2nd Feb. 1841 aged 12; Richard William who died 1st Jan. 1841 aged 11 a nd Howard Paddison who was bapt. at Louth 21st. Nov. 1833 and was in partn ership with his father 1871-74.