White
A stray White appears on the 1881 census:
Name | Relationship | Age | Occupation | Birthplace |
JONES Samuel | Head, Married | 33 | Tailor, Draper | Preston |
JONES Mary | Wife, Married | 30 | | Redmire |
JONES John | Son | 9 | Scholar | Redmire |
JONES Mary Elizabeth | Daughter | 8 | Scholar | Redmire |
JONES Isabel | Daughter | 7 | Scholar | Redmire |
JONES Maria | Daughter | 5 | Scholar | Redmire |
JONES Margaret | Daughter | 3 | | Redmire |
JONES Elizabeth | Daughter | 1 | | Redmire |
WHITE Richard | Apprentice, Unmarried | 19 | Tailor | Wensley |
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Richard actually appears twice on the 1881 census. As above in Redmire,
presumably his regular abode, and also in Wensley, with Samuel and Mary's
daughter Mary, visiting his mother and step-grandfather:
Name | Relationship | Age | Occupation | Birthplace |
WILLIS Thomas | Head, Widow | 68 | Joiner and Farmer of 2 Acres | Middleham |
WHITE Elizabeth | Stepdaughter, Unmarried | 46 | Housekeeper | Wensley |
WHITE Richard | Visitor, Unmarried | 19 | Tailor | Wensley |
JONES Mary | Visitor | 8 | Scholar | Redmire |
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Richard was the illegitimate son of Elizabeth White, shown above.
Richard appears back in Wensley in 1891, living with his mother
Elizabeth, and still working as a tailor.
©2004 David W.J. Stringer-Calvert, Christine Amsden, Larraine Williams