Stanger
Name | Relationship | Age | Occupation | Birthplace |
SPENSLEY Metcalfe | Head, Married | 46 | Farmer | Carperby (partialy deaf) |
SPENSLEY Judith | Wife, Married | 42 | | Castle Bolton |
HARDACRE Sabina | Niece, Unmarried | 20 | Assistant | Borders |
STANGER Elizabeth | Niece, Unmarried | 22 | Visitor | Newcastle, NBL |
MIDDLEMISS Alice | Servant, Unmarried | 20 | General Servant Domestic | Askrigg |
WALKER Thomas | Servant, Unmarried | 42 | General Servant | Carperby |
LAMBERT Thomas | Servant, Unmarried | 26 | General Servant | West Burton |
LAMBERT Joseph | Servant, Unmarried | 22 | General Servant | Carperby |
HANDLEY William | Servant, Unmarried | 15 | General Servant | Garsdale |
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Elizabeth Horn Stanger was born at Rose Hill, Northumberland, the daughter
of William Stanger (who was born at Knarsdale, NBL). William was a lead
smelter who came to work at Keld Heads for Lord Bolton. He married Ann
Horn, sister to the above Judith Spensley, nee Horn.
Elizabeth can be seen in Redmire in 1901 with her parents. Shortly after
the 1901 census, on 14 April 1901, she married Matthew Waddell, who can be
seen in 1901 in Castle Bolton as a farming student to Metcalfe Spensley.
They subsequently moved to Kirkland Farm, in Lockerbie, Scotland.
Matthew was one of the executors of Metcalfe Spensley's will, in which
Elizabeth received a bequest of fifty pounds.
©2005 David W.J. Stringer-Calvert