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the Mastel and Appleby families Fourth Generation (3 x Great Grandparents)Joseph
Appleby’s father was probably Charles Appleby a wheelwright Still
looking for Joseph Appleby's birth and confirmation that his father was in fact
Charles Appleby, wheelwright, as stated on Joseph's marriage certificate.
There were Applebys who were wheelwrights living in the St Pancras district in
the 1841 and 1871 census – Samuel Appleby would have been born about 1800 –
could he be a son of Charles Appleby wheelwright?
He died in 1869 dec Pancras 1b 28 age 72 – have copy of his will.
[find
his birth and marriage] Samuel
Appleby was married to Elizabeth (nee Goss?) who died 1878 sep Islington 1b 214
age 77. Their children were Samuel
(born about 1825), Henry (born about 1829) and Frederick (born about 1837). A
Charles James Applebee was born about 1786 and chr 7 may 1786 at St Sepulchre,
father Charles, mother Mary.
[check this record at Guildhall Library] A
Charles Appleby married Sarah Finch 30 jan 1831 at St Geo. The Martyr Southwark A
Charles Appleby married Mary Langon 29 Sep 1842 Old Church St Pancras also
a Charles Appleby, wheelwright appeared in 1871 census at Chelmsford, aged 85
yrs (birth date would have been about 1786) acc to census, he was born in Dedham
Essex – however, he appears to have spent his entire life in Essex so is
unlikely to be Joseph’s father. In
the 1871 census,
the above Charles Appleby was aged 85 and living in the Almshouses at Moulsham,
Chelmsford Essex (RG10/1662 f 149). This
Charles Applebee died in [1872 jun Chelmsford 4a 117] aged 86 years William
Nay
Born
10 dec 1791, chr 26 dec 1791 at St Leonard’s Shoreditch, father Francis Nay,
mother Ann of Kingsland Road
(source Parish Records LMA Married
Ann … before 1813
[look for marriage, perhaps at St Leonards?] Children
- all christened at St Leonard’s Shoreditch:
In
the 1841 census,
the Nay family were living at Mill Row, West Haggerston:
And
at Canal Road, West Haggerston lived:
[check
for Nay family in 1851 census] A
possible younger brother or nephew of William – Thomas Nay was also a weaver
in this area about the same time – he and his wife Ann had at least three
children christened at St Leonard’s in Shoreditch: William John (1830), Mary
Ann (1831) and Ann (1832). However, Nay appears to be a fairly common name
in the district, and there were also a lot of weavers living in this area. Michael
Lowry
Born
about 1788 in Ireland
[find birth of Michael Lowry ] Married
to Alice Bible 14 feb 1819 at St Martin in the Fields, Westminster.
Entry states that both ‘were of this parish’.
Witnesses were Thos. Burns and Mary Devis (source
Parish Records at Westminster Archives) Michael
Lowry died on 12 May 1862 at 11 Talavera Place.
He was aged 74 years, occupation gas labourer.
He died of old age (certified). The
death was registered by Charlotte Lowry who was present at the death, also of 11
Talavera Place, Haggerston (source death certificate).
Alice
Bible
[find birth of Alice Bible]
Born
about 1799 in Waterford, Ireland (A
William Bible was ap 17 jun 1791 in Tallow, Waterford, father Stephen, mother
Mary – related to Alice?) Alice
Lowry died on 27 jan 1855 at 11 Talavera Place, aged 56 years.
The certificate states that she was the wife of Michael Lowry, gas
labourer, and the case of death was ‘natural causes, certified’.
The death was reported by Thomas Lowry, present at the death, who also
lived at 11 Talavera Place. (source
death certificate) Michael
and Alice Lowry’s children: to date, have not been able to find baptisms
of any of Michael and Alice Lowry’s children – none are listed on IGI. have checked records for St Martin in the Fields and also
Roman Catholic baptismal records at Westminster Archives. From census information, the following is a list of their
(probable) children –
In
the 1841 census,
have not yet been able to find Michael and Alice Lowry and their family
(keep checking),
however, living at Talavera Place there was another Lowry family - could this be
Michael's brother?(HO107/704,4,
p27-29):
Also
in the 1841 census, living at James Place, Shoreditch (HO107/706,
1):
And,
living at King’s Court, Kingsland Road, Shoreditch (HO
107/709, 4):
In
the 1851 census,
the Lowry family were living at 11 Talavera Place, Haggerston:
[check
births to find out why there are two sons called Francis – try St Augustines
Haggerston or St Stephens Haggerston] [check
1841 census] In the 1861 census, Michael Lowry was a widower, living at 11 Talavera Place, Shoreditch [RG9/243 f113]:
Information
about Michael and Alice Lowry’s children from later censuses: in
the 1871 census, the following of Michael and Alice Lowry’s children
were identified (but no sign of either parent): (source
ancestry.com) living
at the Gas Station, Hackney Road, Bethnal Green:
Living
at 15 Suffolk Street, Camden Town:
Living
at 10 Talavera Place, Haggerston:
Living
at 2 Talavera Place, Haggerston:
Living
at 5 New Inn Yard, Shoreditch as a lodger in Fage household:
And
in the 1881 census (source familysearch.com),
living at 11 Talavera Place, Haggerston:
By
the time of the 1891 census, there was no sign of any Lowry’s in
Talavera Place (though according to Reynolds Shilling map
of 1895 it was still there) There
was a Mary E Lowry (born Shoreditch) age 75 and unmarried, living as a lodger at
23 Herbert St, occ. Housekeeper. And
Thomas T Lowry’s family had moved to 59 Moye St (near Dove Row?), although
Thomas had died:
Other
Lowry’s in London: A
Reginald Lowry was christened at St Leonards Shoreditch on 3 jun 1832 –
parents William and Mary Ann – father was a stockbroker of Old St Road.
Did Michael come to England with other family? In
1841 census a Charles Lowry, 20, cabinet makers apprentice, was living at
Pearson Court in Haggerston West (HO107/705, 2, p74 of CD23) In
1871 census: John (labourer age 44) and Louisa (willow weaver age 42) Lowry were
living at 9 Park Place Court, Haggerston (RG10/469, 6, 5) In
1871 census: William Lowry, age 42, a cooper, born Ireland and his wife Ann, age
27, born Wapping, were living at 4 High Street, Shadwell Colwell
Waggett
Born
25 June 1800, christened 20 jul 1800 at Wesleyan Chapel, Southampton, Hampshire,
father Ralph Waggott, a sailmaker, mother Ophelia. (source
IGI familysearch.com) [find
birth record for more info] He
was married at least twice, his first marriage was to Mary Ann Ratlidge
(presumably before Charlotte’s birth in 1839) On Charlotte’s birth
certificate in 1839, Colwell Waggett’s occupation was given as shoemaker; at
the time of her marriage to Francis Lowry, his occupation was described as
Shoemaker (journeyman).
Colwell and Mary Ann Waggett’s known children:
Charlotte
Waggett’s sisters (photos provided by DW) Colwell
Waggett's first wife, Mary Ann, died
in Stepney in 1846 (see below) Colwell
Waggett’s second marriage was to Maria Chapman - this marriage took place on
23 oct 1848 at St Philip’s Bethnal Green. (source
IGI) [1848 dec bethnal green 2, 43] (source CRI
ancestry.com)
(check
parish records St Philips for marr) In the 1841 census, Colwell Waggett was living at Charlotte Court (or Green?), Charlotte St, St Mary Whitechapel [HO107/716 bk 3 f5]:
In
the 1851 census,
the Waggetts were living at 4 Temple Street, St Bartholomews Bethnal Green:
In
the 1861 census,
they were living at 10 Felix St, Bethnal Green [RG9/253 f82] :
In
both the 1871 and 1881 census, Colwell Waggett was living
in the Whitechapel Union Workhouse in Mile End – his occupation in the 1881
census was given as cordwainer, in 1891 census he was in the Mile End
Infirmary – age 90. (source ancestry.com and
familysearch.com) Colwell
Waggett died on 27 oct 1891 at Mile End Infirmary, he was aged 92 years and his
occupation was given as Shoemaker Journeyman.
The cause of death was recorded as ‘decay of nature, pneumonia’ and
the information was provided by J H Brooks, Assistant Medical Superintendnt of
Mile End Infirmary.
(source death certificate). Have
checked the Cordwainers Company registers of Apprentices and Freemen at
Guildhall Library, but no Waggetts listed. Other
Waggett families living in Bethnal Green in the 1851 census were:
Still
to check from Index to St George in the East: 9
apr 1815 – Caroline Waggett 9
apr 1815 John Waggett Mary
Ann Ratlidge
Born
about 1801 (acc. to age on death certificate).
Have checked for birth of any Ratlidge children at St Giles Cripplegate
between 1795 and 1796 – need to continue search at this and other churches.
[find birth] Married
to Colwell Waggett (date not known) and known to be the mother of Charlotte
Waggett –she is probably also the mother of Ann, Eliza, Ralph Alexander and
Ruth Amelia. Mary
Ann Waggett died on 2 jul 1846 at 151 Eastfield Street, Limehouse.
She was aged 45 years and under occupation is stated’wife of Colwell
Waggett, shoemaker’. The cause of
her death was phthisis, 4 years certified.
The informant was Ruth Amelia Waggett, present at death, of 25 Heath
Street, Limehouse. (source death certificate) A
possible relative of Mary Ann Ratlidge is: William
Ratlidge, bapt in 1820 at St George in the East, son of Stephen and Charlotte
Ratlidge of East Smithy Road, father’s occ smith. (source
parish records LMA) A
Stephen William Rutlidge married Charlotte Halfield on 15 jan 1795 at St Giles
Cripplegate. (source IGI)
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