Ann Cattle born Arnold Notts 1802

[trish1120]

So according to F/S.Org children of William/Elizabeth were;
Enoch 1809
John James 1814
Martha Anne 1817
William George 1819
Christopher James 1822
Charles Thomas 1824

WILLIAM Cattle;
Burial Date 23 Dec. 1825 St. Sepulchres, London
Age 44 birth c 1781

Possible Will?

[fiddlerslass]

This may be Elizabeth in St Helena's Place 1841. Looks like Kattle but transcribed as Kable


Age   60


Civil parish   St James Clerkenwell
Hundred   Ossulstone (Finsbury Division)
County/Island   Middlesex
Country   England
Registration District   Clerkenwell
Sub-registration district   Amwell
Piece   659
Book   6
Folio   21
Page number   35
Household Members   1

[rosie99]

This may be Elizabeth in St Helena's Place 1841. Looks like Kattle but transcribed as Kable

Age   60

Civil parish   St James Clerkenwell

Death
CATTLE, ELIZABETH       age 61 
GRO Reference: 1841  June Quarter in ST JAMES CLERKENWELL  Volume 03  Page 26

[trish1120]

Well found.
I looked for age for her and also a possible remarriage.

[LizzieL]

This may be Elizabeth in St Helena's Place 1841. Looks like Kattle but transcribed as Kable

Age   60

Civil parish   St James Clerkenwell

Death
CATTLE, ELIZABETH       age 61 
GRO Reference: 1841  June Quarter in ST JAMES CLERKENWELL  Volume 03  Page 26

See my reply#15

An Elizabeth Cattle was buried oon 27 June 1841 at St james Clerkenwell. Age 61, abode 11 Helena Place. She should have just made the 1841 census.

[avidt]

Hi Lizzie

Enoch was Henry's older brother all living in Clerkenwell and Ann's son was Thomas Enoch Smith and Ann is named in Henry's sister in his will. Also in the obituary for Enoch he is names as the son of William of York.  Kind Regards David

[avidt]

Hi Lizzie  Your info confirms what my friend Jackie who is descended from the Cattle family has found. The William and Elizabeth married sherriff Hutton lived and died there, so there must be another William and Elizabeth, this is the William who was a Tailor like his son Henry who was also a Tailor.

Kind Regards David

[jaywit]

The Sherrif Hutton William made the newspapers in 1830 he went bankrupt in a big way. Owing  Ł50.000. He was a cattle dealer.

[Jenaheldd]

@avidt - thank you David

Everyone else - thank you for all your comments. William and Elizabeth Cattle are my big brickwall. Family talk has always said the family originated from York, but I beginning to doubt it.

I do believe 'my' Elizabeth was the one who died in 1841 in St Helena Place, Clerkenwell and 'my' William died in December 1825, Clerkenwell.

Enoch and all his younger siblings were born in London (Middlesex), but Ann was born in Arnold as David has said.

Jackie