People of Note
Rev. Thomas Atkinson
Living at The Rectory in 1891 was the Rector Of Whiston,Thomas Atkinson , head of the family, aged 50 , an employer, born in Gateshead Fell, County Durham. His wife - Anna M. Atkinson, aged 46, was born in Worcester. They had three daughters:
- Helen M Atkinson, single, aged 19, a scholar,born in Worcester
- Mildred F Atkinson, single, aged 15, a scholar,born in Worcester
- Jane M Atkinson, single, aged 9, a scholar,born in Whiston , and a son
- Herwald T Atkinson, aged 5, a scholar,born in Whiston
Also living with the family at the time of the census were:
- Gertrude H Isaac, their niece, single aged 16, a scholar, born in Dewsbury Yorkshire
- Mary C L Isaac , niece aged 14, a scholar, born in Dewsbury Yorkshire
- Fanny Mitchell, cook and domestic servant aged 28, born in Canwick, Lincolnshire
- Alice Davy, a parlour maid and domestic servant aged 30, born in Scarback, Lincolnshire
- Catherine Locker, a nurse and domestic servant aged 33, born in Ashbourne, Derbyshire
- Agnes Beard, housemaid and domestic servant, aged 17, born in Earls Croome, Worcestershire and
- Martha Macconnell, a sewing-maid and domestic servant, aged 26, born in Chaddeston, Derbyshire
Lieutenant George Bryan Atkinson, 3rd Northumberland Fuseliers, the younger son of Rev and Mrs. Atkinson married Mary Penelope, only daughter of Admiral and Mrs. Noel of 33 Redcliffe Square, London, in about 1916.
Rev. Atkinson's great grandaughter, Linda who lives in Canada, informs me that Rev. Atkinson died in 1896 while still in the position of Rector
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