AITKEN to WHAITE - Person Sheet
AITKEN to WHAITE - Person Sheet
NameAnne HARRIS 
, GG Grandmother
, GG GrandmotherBirth Dateca 1828
Birth PlaceStourport, Worcestershire, England
Memolocation from 1861 census. See most likely baptism.
Chr Date7 Jan 18285528 Age: <1
Chr PlaceStourport, Worcestershire, England
MemoThis is most likely baptism mother Elizabeth, father not stated. Death certificate of Ann says father was John Heywood perhaps suggesting Ann born out of wedlock. Location of Lower Minton is near Stourport.
Death PlaceSt. George, Manchester, Lancashire, England
MemoAs Annie White at 136 Carter St. The Cause of death was “Drowned Herself whilst Insane” age 38 years wife of George White Spindle Maker Information received from Edward Herford Coroner for Manchester Inquest held 10 January 1868. However in the Manchester Guardian 25th January 1868, in the death notices was the following:- "On the 8th inst. ANN WHAITE aged 40; also, on the same date, HELENA WHAITE aged one month; the wife and daughter of George Whaite"
OccupationServant (1851)
Alias/AKAAnnie Gallow ( on Harry’s death certificate - see connection through Charles Fisher’s father regarding surname Gallow)
FatherJohn HEYWOOD
MotherElizabeth HARRIS
Spouses
Birth Datebef 26 Nov 1806
Birth PlaceTeingmouth, Devon, England
MemoFrom 1851 census
Chr Date26 Nov 18065539 Age: <1
Chr PlaceEast Teignmouth, Devon, England
Reside Dateaft 4 Jul 18495540 Age: 42
Reside PlaceSouth Hill, Torquay, Devon, England
MemoThe Garrows returned to England and the local paper reported that they were back in The Braddons by 4 July 1849. Charles Fisher had joined them by the 18th and stayed until after his mother's death.
Reside Date30 Mar 18515541 Age: 44
Reside PlaceLyme Regis, Devon, England
MemoLiving in Silver Street was Charles Fisher, 44, Roman Catholic Priest, and servants Ann Harris, 25 & Amelia Bryant, 15. He is described as an “Esquire” at the time of his marriage to Ann Harrisand clergyman on birth and death certificates of his daughter Harriet.
Death PlaceLyme Regis, Devon, England
MemoAt Silver Street, age 46 years of fever 5 weeks. Occupation recorded as clerk. The informant was Margaret Legg who was present at death. Registered 9th September Edward Thornton registrar.
Margaret Legg was also a resident of Silver Street, a nurse, born 1804 according to the 1851 census so was presumably engaged in looking after Charles as he had been with fever for 5 weeks.
Margaret Legg was also a resident of Silver Street, a nurse, born 1804 according to the 1851 census so was presumably engaged in looking after Charles as he had been with fever for 5 weeks.
OccupationRoman Catholic Priest (1851), esquire (1852),clergyman (1852), clerk (1853)
FatherCaptain Thomas FISHER (<1782-<1810)
MotherTheodosia ABRAMS (ca1769-1849)
Marr PlaceSt. Martins-In-The-Fields, Westminster, London, England
Marr MemoFather of Charles was Captian Thomas Fisher and Charles lived in Cockspur Street, near Trafalgar Square. Charles and Ann married by licence.
Witness at marriage was Emma Hodgon.
Witness at marriage was Emma Hodgon.
Reside Date30 Mar 18515541
Reside PlaceLyme Regis, Devon, England
MemoLiving in Silver Street, Lyme Regis were Charles FISHER, 44, Roman Catholic Priest and two servants one being Ann HARRIS, 25,born Stourport, Worcestershire.
ChildrenHarriet (1852-1852)
2George WHAITE , GG Grandfather
, GG GrandfatherBirth Datebef 9 Oct 1831
Chr Date9 Oct 18315524 Age: <1
Chr PlaceManchester, Lancashire, England
MemoCathedral church residing at 6 Newberry Street
Death PlaceBurnley, Lancashire, England
Memo13 Coal Clough Habergham Eaves. Cause: Chronic Bronchitis 3 months Asthma 14 days, age 45 years Informant M H Whaite widow of deceased Spindle Maker
Burial Date12 Dec 18785527
Burial PlaceBurnley, Lancashire, England
MemoHis age was 45 years and he lived at Coal Clough Lane Grave.
OccupationSpindle maker
FatherSamuel WHAITE (1805-1857)
MotherSarah HYDE (<1807-1832)
Marr PlaceManchester, Lancashire, England
Marr MemoEntry 189 St Augustines RC Chapel Granby Mews. Witnesses: George Moseley, Eliza Whaite her mark. Anne Fisher, widow resided at 29 London Road.
Reside Date7 Apr 18615532
Reside PlaceDukinfield, Cheshire, England
MemoLiving in Tame Valley, Dukinfield were George Whaite, 29, Spindle Maker, his wife Ann, 32 and children Samuel John, 5, scholar, Sarah, 3 and Elizabeth Hyde, 11 months.
Notes for Anne HARRIS
Possible baptism There were only 2 Ann HARRIS baptisms recorded in Lower Mitton in the 1820s according to Family History Societies Online [Malvern Society's Worcestershire baptism records] and both only had mother recorded and only one in 1828 for Ann HARRIS in Stourport (Lower Mitton). As this date fits well with Ann’s birthdate there is likely that the following was her baptism and her mother’s name was Elizabeth HARRIS. This assumes Ann’s mother was not married but John Heywood could have been her father.
Ann Harris
gender: Female
baptism/christening date: 07 Jan 1828
baptism/christening place: Lower Mitton, Worcester, England
mother's name: Elizabeth Harris
indexing project (batch) number:I03889-2 system origin:England-ODM source film number: 350501
On the 19th June 1844 Lower Mitton, a chapelry in Kidderminster parish, was united with the hamlet of Upper Mitton to form the new parish of Stourport.
Ann Harris
gender: Female
baptism/christening date: 07 Jan 1828
baptism/christening place: Lower Mitton, Worcester, England
mother's name: Elizabeth Harris
indexing project (batch) number:I03889-2 system origin:England-ODM source film number: 350501
On the 19th June 1844 Lower Mitton, a chapelry in Kidderminster parish, was united with the hamlet of Upper Mitton to form the new parish of Stourport.
Research notes for Anne HARRIS
Anne Harris is shown as Annie Garrow in marriage certificate of 1905 of Harry Whaite to Daisy Morris and death Harry’s death certificate of 1931. Presumably Daisy used the information on their marriage certificate. There is an indirect connection to the Garrow name, as Anne’s first husband Charles Fisher’s stepfather was Joseph Garrow (1789-1857). Is it possible that Harry Whaite’s father, George knew or was a friend of the Garrow family? If this were so it might explain how Ann, meet and eventually married George.
Notes for Charles & Anne (Family)
Anne Harris was my Great-great-grandmother she married twice. Her first marriage was to Charles Fisher (1806-1853). Charles Fisher’s mother, Theodosia Abrams married again after the death of Charles’ father in 1810 to Joseph Garrow. They had a daughter Theodasia Garrow(1816-1865) who married Thomas Adophus Trollop in 1848. After Theodosia’s death Thomas Adolphus married in 1866 Frances Eleanor Ternan. They were introduced by Charles Dickens. Frances’ younger sister Ellen was Charles Dicken’s mistress.5546