Name |
John Spencer |
Birth |
1800, Marton Parish. |
Death |
28 Apr 1879, Cullingworth. [2277 St. Johns Parish]. |
Burial |
3 May 1879, St. Johns, Ingrow. |
Occupation Event |
BET. 1825 - 1827, Tailor in Halton West. |
Occupation Event |
1841, Tailor. |
Occupation Event |
1851, Tailor. |
Occupation Event |
1859, Farmer at Foulridge. |
Occupation Event |
7 Apr 1861, Milk & Coal Dealer. |
Occupation Event |
1871, Tailor. |
Census |
1841, Dotcliffe Road, Kelbrook. |
Census |
1851, Kelbrook. |
Census |
1861, John is Enumerator for Woodhouse are Keighley 18/ |
Father |
Peter Spencer (1765-1837) |
Mother |
Ellen Mayson (1763-1845) |
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Spouses: |
1 |
Agnes Hauxwell |
Birth |
1798, ? Thornton in Craven. Skipton. |
Death |
15 Mar 1862, Hainworth Woodside, Ingrow, Keighley. |
Burial |
19 Mar 1862, St. Johns, Ingrow. Reciept for Headstone dated 1862. |
Father |
Thomas Hauxwell |
Mother |
Francis |
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Marriage |
1 May 1823, Gargrave. |
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Notes for John Spencer |
Agnes father, John agrees to adopt / foster Edwin from 1 month after birth to 13 years old, for 2/- (10p). Edwin is shown as Johns grandson on 1851 & 1861 Census but named as son on 1871 Census.
In 1861 John is Enumerator for Woodhouse area, (Keighley 18).
John Spencer was not trained in book-keeping as is shown in the bills he made out, "your sons cloes making, your second sons cloes making", and so forth - but that makes everything more personal and interesting. His wording was, as he would have said it, not in the context of a book-keeper. Even so he certainly moved around, and obviously looked after his family.
From Ian Dewhirst. Keighley Historian. |
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