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Title: WOODHOUSE family - Mappleton
Post by: bandits1ock on Thursday 04 February 10 16:35 GMT (UK)
I am seeking any information on the Woohouse family that in the 1840's lived in Mappleton or Matlock. Wirksworth Hundred.
I regret I do not know the area so any information however insignificant would be useful. i.e burial records as well
appreciate any help
Title: Re: WOODHOUSE fAMILY - MAPPLETON
Post by: lizdb on Thursday 04 February 10 16:39 GMT (UK)
Have you got them on the censuses?
Names? years and places of birth?
Title: Re: WOODHOUSE fAMILY - MAPPLETON
Post by: wozzle on Thursday 04 February 10 16:46 GMT (UK)
as lizdb says need a bit more info than you have given
there are 94 entries in wirksworth with surname woodhouse in 1841 census
Title: Re: WOODHOUSE fAMILY - MAPPLETON
Post by: bandits1ock on Friday 05 February 10 10:05 GMT (UK)
Apologies
It would appear my gg grandfather George Woodhouse was born in Mappleton according to the 1851 census and was aged 42 then. Born abt 1809 / census of 1841 give dob as abt 1811. Wife was Charlotte. In the 1851 census he was living at 7 Ogilby Street, Woolwich
Children were
Elizabeth aged 11
John aged 7
Mary aged 9
Rebecca aged 3
According to the 1841 census his job at aged 30 in mappleton was a tailor
If the IGI is correct then George was christened 5-3-1809 in Mappleton and Father John, Mother Sarah but I have no way of confirming this.
I was wondering if there is a churchyard in Mappleton where family members were buried as I guess it is a small village?
Title: Re: WOODHOUSE fAMILY - MAPPLETON
Post by: spendlove on Friday 05 February 10 18:41 GMT (UK)
Hi,

In the 1841 Census ONLY, adult ages were rounded down by up to 4 years.  This means that your
George Woodhouse was born between 1807 - 1811.

John Woodhouse = Sarah, had other children bpt at Mappleton Derbyshire:-
Edith 1807
George 1809
Mary 1811
Ellen 1822   

By 1841 it looks as if both John & Sarah had died, because you can see Ellen living in the next house
to George & Charlotte in Mappleton.  Note she is listed as aged 15 (rounded down) so aged between
15 - 19.

George had been living in Woolwich, Kent prior to 1841 because his child Elizabeth appears to be the
one born there 22.10.1839 Bpt. 10.11.1839 this info from IGI.

Did George marry Charlotte Wade, 12.6.1837 St. Luke, Old Charlton, Kent?  Looking at the original
parish register for this marriage may give the name of his Father.

When Elizabeth Born 1807 married she gives  Father as John, She married William Arnold 1844 Ashbourne, Derbys.

Please come back if you need further help
Spendlove


Title: Re: WOODHOUSE fAMILY - MAPPLETON
Post by: wozzle on Friday 05 February 10 21:14 GMT (UK)
george and charlotte were back in woolwich in 1851
the children with them were
elizabeth 1840
mary 1842
john 1844
rebecca 1848
they also had another child martha bapt at st.mary magdelane,woolwich on the 8/6/1851
Title: Re: WOODHOUSE fAMILY - MAPPLETON
Post by: bandits1ock on Wednesday 10 March 10 14:18 GMT (UK)
I would like to visit Mappleton at some stage perhaps this summer.
Not knowing the area I wondered if it has changed much over the years i.e would I be able to find a chrchyard where they may have been buried or the street where they lived. Looking on maps it appears that Mappleton is a small village.
thanks
Title: Re: WOODHOUSE fAMILY - MAPPLETON
Post by: Dave Jones on Saturday 27 March 10 07:59 GMT (UK)
Derby Mercury,  Wednesday May 14th 1828

ABSCONDED – Whereas George Woodhouse, Apprentice, to John Austin, of Mappleton, near Ashbourn, in the county of Derby, Tailor, absented himself on the 27th April last, from the services of his said Master. All persons are hereby cautioned not to harbour or employ the said George Woodhouse, after this public notice; and whoever will give information of him, or lodge him in any of his Majesty`s Gaols, shall receive a reward of Two Guineas from the said John Austin.
The said George Woodhouse is 19 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, pale complexion, brown hair, dark eyes, and the nail at the end of each little finger grows considerably over, and turns inward in a remarkable manner. Had on a dark blue coat, and either blue or brown trowsers, and a black waistcoat. Mappleton 12th May 1828.
Title: Re: WOODHOUSE family - Mappleton
Post by: bandits1ock on Monday 29 March 10 07:55 BST (UK)
Dave

OOargh. thanks for the info. Any idea whether this was considered a serious offence or what would be the likely outcome. I guess he just didn't want to work for his master anymore
geoff
Title: Re: WOODHOUSE family - Mappleton
Post by: jwi45 on Monday 06 December 10 15:38 GMT (UK)
My ancestors hail from Mappleton too!  Its a very small place and still is today - though you may have already visited.  I presumed my family left to find work - don't think their exit was anything as exciting as yours!!  (williamson alias carter).  I can let you have some photos (e-mail) if you didnt get there and would like to see them.  The church there is very cute.
Title: Re: WOODHOUSE family - Mappleton
Post by: bandits1ock on Monday 06 December 10 16:17 GMT (UK)
sadly I have not managed to get there so any photos I would be garteful for. would you know where burial records marriage christening  birth etc would be held
Title: Re: WOODHOUSE family - Mappleton
Post by: jwi45 on Sunday 02 January 11 16:32 GMT (UK)
Mappleton church

Parish records are at Derbyshire Record Office, Matlock
Title: Re: WOODHOUSE family - Mappleton
Post by: jwi45 on Sunday 02 January 11 16:33 GMT (UK)
sawmill mappleton
Title: Re: WOODHOUSE family - Mappleton
Post by: jwi45 on Sunday 02 January 11 16:34 GMT (UK)
main street mappleton
Title: Re: WOODHOUSE family - Mappleton
Post by: jwi45 on Sunday 02 January 11 16:36 GMT (UK)
cottages mappleton