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Whiston Families

Bartholomew Family

Alice Bartlemewe (pauper) sepult buried January 1580 Ecclesfield

John Bartlemewe (paup) sepult. buried July 1582

William Barrtholomew m. Alice Hall Oct 1588 Rotherham

Jeremiah Bartholomew married Jane Chadwick at Rotherham 21 JAN 1663

Ann Bartholomew married Samuel Bedler 11 FEB 1712 Laughton En Le Morthen

Mary Bartholomew married John Canner 16 FEB 1712 Laughton En Le Morthen

Joseph son of Jeremiah Bartholomew c.17 AUG 1718 Laughton En Le Morthen

Sarah daughter of Jeremiah Bartholomew c.21 NOV 1720 Laughton En Le Morthen

Peter Bartholomew married to Mary Champion 15 NOV 1719 Ecclesfield. son John c.24 MAR 1720 Ecclesfield

Ann Bartholomew married John Ward 23 NOV 1731 Laughton En Le Morthen

William Bartholomew had son John c.03 OCT 1747 Ecclesfield

John Bartholomew had son Samuel c. 20 APR 1760 Rotherham

Peter Batholomew children:

Thomas Bartholomew had son James c.25 JAN 1784 Ecclesfield

John Bartholomew married Elizabeth Carr 07 JUL 1785 Ecclesfield

Penelope Bartholomew married Edward Nichols 19 MAR 1787 Bradfield

William Flint of Rotherham m. Elizabeth BARTHOLOMEW at Wath on Dearne 15 Jan 1770

Rebecca Bartholomew married at Rotherham to William Tingle 08 JUL 1788

Joseph Bartholomew married Sarah Bell at Rotherham 22 DEC 1790

Ann Bartholomew married William Bage/Beadge at Rotherham 15 DEC 1793

Elizabeth Bartholomew married William Stacey at Rotherham 14 DEC 1794

George Bartholomew married Jane Pickering at Rotheham 05 JAN 1797

William Bartholomew married Alice Loxley Sunday 14 June 1801, Sheffield

William Bartholomew had daughter Mary c. 07 JAN 1802 Ecclesfield,

John & Elizabeth Bartholomew had son George b.30 JAN 1802 c. 21 FEB 1802 Rotherham

Source:Bishops Transcripts

Jonas Bartholomew married Hannah Onion on 11 Jun 1777 at Whiston. Children:

Was George the son of Peter Bartholomew of Ecclesfield?

George Bartholomew born in 1777 in Whiston, married Mary Grayson(b1773), (daughter of Joseph Grayson and Mary Green m Rotherham 28 Dec 1771/2), at Whiston on 4th November, 1799. Children:

Mary died August, 1836 aged 63; George died on 25th April, 1858 aged 80. Both buried at Whiston.

Children of Joseph and Susannah(Nee Shearman) Bartholomew:

In 1881, George, a Joiner, and Emma(Nee Scurrah) and 6 children were living at 50 Randall St Ecclesall Bierlow, Sheffield. Joseph now aged 17 was an Engraver of White Metal Teapots Fenders etc.

Susannah died and Joseph married Harriet, Living Spring Cottage, Whiston 1871

Children of Joseph and Harriett Bartholomew:

Children of John and Ann(Nee Hounsfield):

In 1881 Ann a widow living in Whiston with unmarried children, Elizabeth and Henry and Elizabeth's son Arthur.

Children of Samuel and Mary Ann(Nee Abson):

Children of George(1812-1884), born in Herringthorpe, in, 1871 a Farmer living in Upper Whiston, and Cassandra Bartholomew(1813-1883):

in 1881
  • Charles c.10 MAY 1835, a Stove Grate Buffer, married Ann Wilson (c1838),born Middleton Tyas, York.Living at 39 Church Hill in 1871. Children:
  • Matilda c.30 APR 1837 married John Woollen.
  • Thomas(c 02 JUN 1839-1906). Married(1) Sarah Jane Parry; (2) Jane Lacy.
  • Joseph John(c18 JUL 1841), a Coal Merchant married Mary Ann Vanstone (c1838). Daughter Edith Eliza born 1871 and died 11th May, 1937?, aged 66.
  • Susan(c20 AUG 1843 -1883) m. Edward Hutchinson (c1845).Living 112 Nottingham Street Rotherham 1881 census.Susan died, Edward H then married Susans sister Emma and had two further children
  • Sarah(c1846) married Henry Booth Grocer on Rawmarsh Road Rotherham 1901.2 children
  • Margaret(b1847) Unmarried in service Leeds 1861 witness at the marriage of Thomas and Jane Bartholomews wedding.1864. Described as domestic servant in 1881 living with parents Whiston Villiage. servant to Valentine Slack 168 Nottingham Street,1891, died 1893
  • Elizabeth(c1850) living in Treeton as servant to Elizabeth Wheat in 1871, married Barnabus Mercer (b1849) of Treeton. Son Alfred born 1888
  • Emma (b1853-1920). Unmarried in 1881. Possibly married Edward Hutchinson,Houseagent Building Surveyor. Living Nelson Street Rotherham 1891
  • Helen (b.1859) m. T. Richardson

    • In 1881, Margaret and Emma are both domestic servants, unmarried and living in Whiston with parents, George and Cassandra.

    Notes: ¹ Emily Bartholomew, Born March 1874. Was a domestic servant to Merryweather(estate agent) in 1891 census. Cook to William Whitfield family of 3 Moorgate Terraces in 1901 census (Elizabeth Roddis who is Emilys cousin was also servant in 1891 for Merryweather family). Emily became pregnant in 1901 unmarried was forced to move to Devon where she had her child May in 1902 - at the home of her sister Alice who had married James King in Whiston in 1890. Alice had been living there since early 1890s, in 1901 Alice was at 17 Mansfield Rd Exeter. Emily later married and possibly emigrated either to Australia or Canada Possible husband John Sandy May of Devon


    Charles died 10 January, 1905 aged 65; Ann died on 27th November, 1910 . Both buried at Whiston.

    Thomas Bartholomew, was born in 1840 in Whiston, he was an Engine Driver and later a labourer at an iron works. He married Sarah Jane Parry from Bradford in 1839. She died in 1865. They had one child George William born 1864.

    His second wife Jane Lacy, from Terrington Yorkshire They married at Whiston on 12th February 1866

    In 1871 they are living at 40 Westgate, Rotherham.

    In 1881 Thomas and Jane Bartholomew were living at Poplar Street, Ordsall, Nottingham with their family

    By 1891 they are back in Whiston; the 1891 census lists them living at 42,Main Street,(High Street) Whiston.

    They moved to The Green sometime between 1891 and 1896.

    The Green, Whiston, Rotherham
    The Green,
    left to right,Mr Bill Jeavons, Mrs John Spray, Mrs Alf Bartholomew ( Eva's mother), Mrs Joshua Armitage, Miss Eva Bartholomew (with pram),Mrs Ernest Rear, and Fred Clay.

    Children of Thomas and Jane Bartholomew

    NAME
    OCCUPATION
    BORN
    MARRIED
    DIED
    KNOWN ADDRESSES
    CHILDREN
    SOURCE/COMMENTS
    George William BARTHOLOMEW
    Labourer
    1864,Whiston
    		 Mary Ann c1866 Whiston
    -
    36 Badsley Terrace Rotherham 1901 Census
    Mother Sarah Parry-
    2
    George c1897
    Fred c1900
    Annie E. BARTHOLOMEW
    -
    1866
    John Hill c1865
    -
    -
    4
    Ada c1891
    Robert c1894
    Rowland c1897
    Theresa c1899
    Clara Jane BARTHOLOMEW
    Dressmaker
    15/01/1868,Whiston
    W.H.Haslam,
    1892,
    Whiston
    -
    The Green, Whiston
    then
    112 Wood Lane, Treeton
    5
    Albert E. BARTHOLOMEW
    Coal Miner
    1872,Thornhill,Yorks
    Lily Lambert
    -
    William b.1903 m.Evelyn Thompson
    -
    Maud M. BARTHOLOMEW
    -
    1875/6,Whiston
    -
    -
    -
    -
    Unmarried 1901
    Charles H. BARTHOLOMEW
    -
    1879/80,Retford,Notts.
    -
    -
    -
    Clarice-Bus conductress
    Wilfred - Chief Inspector,Rotherham Transport
    Charles
    Clarice lived Chaff Lane-

    Read more about William and Clara Haslam on Treeton Web

    William and Clara Haslam

    Children of James (1817-1896), and Mary Ann (Nee Earnshaw) (c1820), living Catcliffe in 1881:

    In 1871 William Johnson Clayton - a Colliery Engine Driver, and Susannah were living at California Buildings, Catcliffe with Children: Charles Hy, Sarah Ann, Mary Ann,age 5, 2 and 7 months.

     

    Children of William (b1834), a Metal Filer and Eliza Bartholomew (b1838 Teddington, York):

    1. Alfred (c1859).a Joiner and Wheelwright, married Caroline Aveling(b.1860). Alfred was also a Coal Merchant, later founded Bartholomew & Sons, Funeral Directors in 1891 and was succeeded by his son James William, who lived on Hall Crescent, followed by his sons Dennis MBE, and Philip.

      Dennis Bartholomew received the MBE in 1997 in recognition of his services to the community of Whiston. His son Tony, took over the running of the business in 1983, and in 2003 his son James entered the business.

      Caroline Aveling was a member of a very well known family in Whittlesey, Cambridgeshire. Caroline was born in 1860 the daughter of James Aveling (1829-1884) and Caroline Searle (1831-1909). Caroline married Alfred Bartholomew at Rotherham in 1883. Carolines brother John Aveling married Hannah (daughter of John Cunnington), born 1861 at Peterborough. John died at Rotherham in 1906

      Children of Alfred and Caroline:

    2. Betsy (c1866)m Percy Foers(c1863) Children

    Percy Foers was brother of Frank Foers, grandson of Sarah Banks(c 1803), possibly son of Sarah Foers (b at 1826)

    Children of Fred Bartholomew (c1848) , General Labourer and Emma (c1850) (Nee Johnson) born Eckington, Derby :

    Fred,a Quarry Labourer and Agnes Ruth and Edith were living in Eckington in 1901.

    In 1911, Charles Herbert Bartholomew, was living with wife Fanny (Nee Lupton) married 1902, in Well Lane Whiston. Children:

    In 1915 an Edith Bartholomew (Mothers name Lupton) was born, who it is thought, later, ran the village post office.

     

    William Bartholomew m Sarah Ward 12 Dec 1814
    Alice Bartholomew m. Charles Askin 01 JUL 1817 Whiston
    William Bartholomew m Mary Story 25 Nov 1830 Rotherham
    John Bartholomew, p. R., m Ann Hounsfield, w., of Whiston, lic 6 Mar. 1831
    John Bartholomew m.29 NOV 1832 to Ann Barber

     

    Lily Bartholomew

    Arthur Foers, Lilan's father ran the Ball Inn, his wife died and he was left with 4 children and by 1911 his brother-in-law George Scales was running the pub. Lilian was born in the Ball Inn as were her 2 children, Dennis and Philip. Her husband James, was still in the army. They lived there until about 1923 when they moved the old flood yard where they had the coal business. The house was demolished about 1960.

    Lily Bartholomew remembers

    Lily Bartholomew (Nee Foers), wife of James William, recalled some of her memories in 1953. She was then age 71 and living at 64 Pleasley Road, a 300 year old grey stone house at the site of the old Floodyard.

    Her husband James used to work the pump at the well to feed the Rectory. She remembered the old Whiston Fairs, and the Bonfires which were the high spot of the year. Everybody in the village used to go. At Christmas mummers and tuppers used to go round all the houses. The tuppers were men who dressed in cow skins, who sang and acted a sort of ritual performance.

    She also recalled the old days when a horse bus used to go twice a week to Rotherham. The driver did not set off until he was sure everyone who wanted to go to Rotherham was on board. He would wait as long as half an hour for a latecomer and would even send someone round the streets to make sure no one had been left behind !

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