AITKEN to WHAITE - Person Sheet
AITKEN to WHAITE - Person Sheet
NameHenry HOLDSWORTH 
Birth Date1 Nov 1829
Birth PlaceLondon, England
MemoBirth date from Baptism record. Location from census include Smithfield in London City or in Tottenham to the Northwest or just London, Middlesex.
Chr Date8 Aug 183413310 Age: 4
Chr PlaceSt. Lukes, Islington, London, England
MemoAt parish church Henry son of Henry, a brushmaker and Eliza of Pear Tree Lane. There is another St Luke entry recording baptism on 28th July 1834.
Reside Date3 Apr 188113311 Age: 51
Reside PlaceIslington, London, England
MemoAt the Islington Workhouse. Henry is a widower aged 53 and his occupation is recorded as a painter.
Reside Date5 Apr 189113312 Age: 61
Reside PlaceEdmonton, Enfield, London, England
MemoAt the Workhouse. Henry is a widower aged 63 and his occupation is recorded as a painter.
Death Date1 Nov 189313313 Age: 64
Death PlacePoplar, Tower Hamlets, London, England
OccupationIvory Turner, Cutter (1850-1857 ), Bricklayer (1857-1881), Painter (1881- 1891), Builder(1892)
FatherHenry William HOLDSWORTH (1802-1863)
MotherEliza OLDFIELD (1810-1897)
Spouses
Birth Date13 Mar 1828
Birth PlaceSmithfield, London City, London, England
MemoBirth date from Baptism record assuming crrect baptism.
Chr Date17 Apr 182813314 Age: <1
Chr PlaceSt. Leonard, Shoreditch, London, England
MemoMary Ann daughter of John, a mariner and Sarah of St Sepulchre Long Lane, Smithfield. This may not be the correct person as her father john in all other imfomation was a coal carter or coal labourer. It is possible he change jobs.
Death Date27 Mar 186513315 Age: 37
Death PlaceCripplegate, London City, London, England
MemoAt 4 Kings Arms Yard. The Cause was Diseased Heart, Dropsy. She was age 36 years wife of Henry Holdsworth Journeyman Bricklayer who was present at death.
OccupationOutdoor Servant (1851)
FatherJohn SANDERS (ca1806-)
MotherSarah (ca1809-)
Marr PlaceBethnal Green, Tower Hamlets, London, England
Marr MemoAt St Philips Church.Henry, 23 Ivory Turner married Mary Ann Sanders, 22 both of Bakers Court. Henry’s father was Henry, a Lawyer? and Mary Ann’s was John, a Coal Porter. The Witnesses were John Sanders & Sarah Sanders X her mark who were Mary Ann's parents.
Reside Date30 Mar 185113317
Reside PlaceSt. Lukes, Islington, London, England
MemoLiving in Pump Court were Henry Holdsworth, 22, Ivory Cutter, his future wife Mary, 21 and their 7 month old daughter Mary Ann.
Reside Date7 Apr 186113318
Reside PlaceLondon City, London, England
MemoLiving at 4 Pannells Place, St. Giles without Cripplegate were Henry Holdsworth,33, Bricklayer, his wife Mary,32 and their children Mary Ann,11, Sarah,6, Elizabeth, 3 andMartha, 1.
ChildrenMary Ann (1850-1907)
Henry (1853-1883)
John (1853-1853)
Sarah (1855-1935)
Elizabeth Caroline (1857-1935)
Martha (1860-)
Henry (1862-)
William John (1864-1865)
Birth Dateca 1836
Birth PlaceWincanton, Somerset, England
MemoFrom 1871 census. Possibly born Bratton in the Wincarton registration district as per 1861 census.
Reside Date7 Apr 186113319 Age: 25
Reside PlaceWincanton, Somerset, England
MemoLiving in the Wincanton Union Workhouse was Lucy Williams, 21.
Death Date26 Jun 187813320 Age: 42
Death PlaceHolborn, Camden, London, England
MemoAt Holborn Union Workhouse Grays Inn Road the cause was Phthisis. She was recorded as "A Seamstress". The Informant Samuel Stanton Master Union Workhouse
OccupationDomestic Servant (1861), Seamstress (1878)
FatherGeorge WILLIAMS (-<1871)
MotherUNNAMED
Marr PlaceBethnal Green, Tower Hamlets, London, England
Marr MemoSt James the Great. William a widower and Lucy a spinster both of full age and living in Bethnal Green. Lucy’s father was George Williams, deceased.The Witnesses were William Edwards & Emma Edwards.
Reside Date2 Apr 187113322
Reside PlaceSt. Lukes, Islington, London, England
MemoLiving at 3 Cherry Lane Alley were Henry Holdsworth, 42, bricklayer, his “wife” Lucy,35 and children Sarah, 16, Bonnet Maker, Elizabeth,13, Matha, 10 & Henry, 8
Notes for Henry & Mary Ann (Family)
The year of their marriage appears to be 1857 however their ages quoated suggest the year 1851 suggesting the “7” entered is an exaggerated “1”.