AITKEN to WHAITE - Person Sheet
AITKEN to WHAITE - Person Sheet
NameJohn WHAITE 
, GGGG Uncle
, GGGG UncleBirth Date11 Apr 1801
Death Date31 Oct 187210972 Age: 71
Death PlaceManchester, Lancashire, England
Memo at 60 Stocks St Cheetham Hill Road age 71 years died Intestate Letter of Administration 26 Nov 1872.
Burial Date4 Nov 187210973
Burial PlaceManchester, Lancashire, England
MemoAt Cheetham, St. Luke. Plot 62 row 37?
Will Date26 Nov 187210974 Age: 71
Will PlaceManchester, Lancashire, England
MemoAdministration of the effects (under £200) of John Whaite late of 60 Stocks Street, Cheetham-Hill Road in the city of Manchester Artist a widower who died 31 October 1872 at 60 Stocks Street was granted Manchester to Eliza Billington (wife of Charles Billington, Machinist) of 60 Stocks Street the Daughter and one of the Next of Kin.
OccupationHistorical Painter
FatherJohn WAITE (<1772-1857)
MotherMary CLAYTON (<1771-1857)
Spouses
Birth Date3 Feb 1804
Chr Date20 Apr 1804 Age: <1
Chr PlaceLiverpool, Lancashire, England
MemoAt St. Nicholas
Death PlaceManchester, Lancashire, England
MemoAt 36 Stocks St. The Cause was Malignant Disease of Ovary, age 52 years. Wife of John Whaite Historical Painter present at death.
FatherRobert SELKIRK
MotherSarah HARROP
Marr PlaceManchester, Lancashire, England
Marr MemoAt St. Johns
Reside Date7 Jun 184110978
Reside PlaceManchester, Lancashire, England
MemoLiving in Beswick Row where Jno Whaite, 40, painter, his wife Mary Ann, 40 and children William, 10, Thos, 5, Chas, 3, Eliza, 15.
Reside Date30 Mar 185110979
Reside PlaceManchester, Lancashire, England
MemoLiving at 78 Stock Street where John Whaite, 50, artist/painter, his wife Mary, 48 and their children William, 20, artist/painter, Thomas, 16, Charles, 13 & Eliza, 11. Boarding with them was Adam Right, 25.
ChildrenThomas (<1825-<1837)
Sarah Selkirk (<1827-<1828)
William (<1828-1868)
George (1831-1831)
John (1832-1834)
Thomas Moore (<1834-<1887)
Emma (1836-1837)
Charles Henry (1838-1859)
Eliza (1840-1908)
Ellen (1841-1843)
Mary Ellen (<1845-1846)