AITKEN to WHAITE - Person Sheet
AITKEN to WHAITE - Person Sheet
NameFrances MULVENEY 
Birth Dateca 1811
Birth PlaceManchester, Lancashire, England
Reside Date3 Apr 188112577 Age: 70
Reside PlaceManchester, Lancashire, England
MemoLiving alone at 31 Edward Street was Frances Thorp, 70, widow, retired Provision dealer.
Death DateDec 188512578 Age: 74
Death PlacePrestwich, Lancashire, England
OccupationRetired Provision dealer (1881)
Alias/AKAMULVANY
Spouses
Birth Date5 Jan 1809
Birth PlaceManchester, Lancashire, England
MemoBirth date from assumed baptism record
Chr Date6 Aug 180912575 Age: <1
Chr PlaceManchester, Lancashire, England
MemoAt the Cathedral St Mary, St Denys and St George. This is highly likely to be correct baptism. The parent names of Sarah and Thomas were also names of his children with Frances his wife.
Death DateSep 187312576 Age: 64
Death PlaceManchester, Lancashire, England
OccupationSmith(1831), Porter(1834), Printer (1837), Striker(1841), Hammerman(1851), Shopkeeper (1854), ( Striker 1857, 1862 as per son John’s marriage Mary, son Thomas’ marriage to Ann), Retired Provision Dealer (1871)
FatherThomas THORP
MotherSarah
Marr PlaceManchester, Lancashire, England
Marr MemoBishop’s Transcript at Manchester Parish church.
Reside Date7 Jun 184112580
Reside PlaceManchester, Lancashire, England
MemoLiving in Portugal Street were Thomas Thorp, 30, a striker, his wife Frances, 30 and their children Sarah, 10, John, 7, George, 3 and Thomas, 0. All born in Lancashire. Living with them was Mary Muvany, 20 from Ireland and most likely a sister or cousin of Frances.
Reside Date30 Mar 185112581
Reside PlaceManchester, Lancashire, England
MemoLiving in Butler Street with a Carberry family were Thomas Thorp, 43 a hammer man, his wife Frances, 40, and their children Sarah,19, a cotton power loom weaver, John, 16, a glass blower, George, 12, Thomas, 10, Elizabeth,7, Jonathan, 5, Frances, 3 and Samuel, 0.
Reside Date2 Apr 187112582
Reside PlaceManchester, Lancashire, England
MemoLiving in Slater Street were Thomas Thorp, 63, retired provision dealer, his wife Frances, 61, and three sons, all working for the railways, Samuel, 20, Henry, 16 and Walter,14.
Notes for Thomas (Spouse 1)
Early occupation, at time of marriage, as a Smith but later described as a Stricker or hammerman meaning a Smith’s Assistant. Finally he becomes a provision agent as does his wife and son John.
Notes for Thomas & Frances (Family)
Baptisms of all their sons were at the Manchester Cathedral, however no baptism records for their 3 daughters have been found. Supporting that this is correct marriage is found in 1841 census where a Mary Mulvany resided with the Thorps.