Notes
Note H920
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Was a womaniser/gambler/alcoholic? Was written out of his fathers will in 1914 in favour of John Due to Johns ill health (from WW1) took over the family business and ultimately lost it. There was evidence of a family split. L.W. is referred toas Larry the thief by older members of Gareth Farrier's family and was apparently a bit of a waster.
Dwelling: No 146 New Road
Census Place: Newcastle On Tyne All Sts, Northumberland, England
Source: FHL Film 1342222 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 5065 Folio 82 Page 45
Marr Age Sex Birthplace
John Wm. FARRIER M 29 M Newcastle, Northumberland, England
Rel: Head
Occ: Joiner & Funeral Furnisher
Margaret J. FARRIER M 28 F Gateshd, Durham, England
Rel: Wife
Laurence FARRIER 5 M Newcastle, Northumberland, England
Rel: Son
John FARRIER 3 M Newcastle, Northumberland, England
Rel: Son
Jane Ann FARRIER 1 F Newcastle, Northumberland, England
Rel: Daur
Notes
Note H921
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Occupation: 1871 Domestic Servant; 1881 Charwoman
Residence: 1849 16 Gibson St, Newcastle on Tyne; 1871 10 Hanover St; 1881 3 Zion Court
Unmarried in 1881 census (age 43)
Census Information
1851 Census Living with family at HO107/2406 folio 145
William 44, Ann 39, Marg 13, Will 11, Jon 7, Ann 5, Geo 2, Frances 5 weeks -
1871 Census Living with family at
Hanover Street RG10/5092 Folio 37+/38 = 10 Hanover Street, Parish of St. Johns, Newcastle
William Farrier Hd M65 Cabinet Maker B. Newcastle
Ann do Wife M 58 do
George do Son Un 22 Cabinet Maker do
Margaret do Dau Un 33 Domestic Servant do
Mary Ann do Dau Un 17 do do do
From 1881 Census
Dwelling: 3 Zion Court
Census Place: Newcastle On Tyne St John, Northumberland, England
Source: FHL Film 1342221 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 5061 Folio 56 Page 37
Marr Age Sex Birthplace
William FARRIER b 1806 W 75 M Newcastle On Tyne All Saints
Rel: Head Occ: Joiner
Margaret FARRIER b 1838 U 43 F Newcastle On Tyne All Saints
Rel: Daur Occ: Charwoman
Notes
Note H922
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Emigrated to Australia (From Cynthia Huggup )
Mary arrived on 28th December 1880 in Sydney. She travelled on the Northampton which left England on the 24th September 1880. She was on the passenger list as Maria Lewis aged 29 , parents name was given as Farrier and she was accompanied by her children Lawrence aged 6 , Ann aged 3 and William aged 1.
Notes
Note H923
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Assumed from:
NIXON, Joseph Age: 20 years Marriage
Wife: Mary FARRIER Age: 20 years
Marriage Date: 5 Nov 1855 Recorded in: All Saints, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Northumberland, England
Husband's Father: Joseph NIXON
Wife's Father: George FARRIER
Notes
Note H924
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Census Information
1851 Census Living with family at HO107/2406 folio 145
William 44, Ann 39, Marg 13, Will 11, Jon 7, Ann 5, Geo 2, Frances 5 weeks -
1871 Census Living with family at
Hanover Street RG10/5092 Folio 37+/38 = 10 Hanover Street, Parish of St. Johns, Newcastle
William Farrier Hd M 65 Cabinet Maker B. Newcastle
Ann do Wife M 58 do
George do Son Un 22 Cabinet Makerdo
Margaret do Dau Un 33 Domestic Servant do
Mary Ann do Dau Un 17 do do do
1881 Not living with family members
1881 - Is this her? With sister Ann visiting?
Dwelling: 38 & 40 Clayton St
Census Place: Gateshead, Durham, England
Source: FHL Film 1342213 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 5032 Folio 94 Page 10
Marr Age Sex Birthplace
James ATKINSON M 39 M Morpeth, Northumberland, England
Rel: Head Occ: (Curve) Leather Cutter
Mary A. ATKINSON M 27 F Newcastle On Tyne
Rel: Wife
William ATKINSON 12 M Cramlington, Northumberland, England
Rel: Son
George ATKINSON 10 M Cramlington, Northumberland, England
Rel: Son
James ATKINSON 7 M Cramlington, Northumberland, England
Rel: Son
Annie FARRIER U 37 F Newcastle On Tyne
Rel: Visitor Occ: Domestic Serv Cook
Notes
Note H925
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Lived in Coventry England during WWII. Used to drive her mother crazy by sneaking out to the movies then making her way home during air raids. Worked building Spitfires and other Aircraft.
After coming to this country, she was trying to learn the names of American cars and at the same time trying to learn the different names we use for other thing like vegetables. She wanted to make soup and needed a Swede's turnip or Rhutabaga in Amreican. She aked Robert when he was heading out to pick up a Studebaker at the grocery store. He asked if she wanter the steering wheel, tires, or what.
Witnesses: Virgil Turner and Frances Ruhl