Edward HOLDSWORTH, 1820–1864 (aged 44 years)
- Name
- Edward /HOLDSWORTH/
| Birth | 1820
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31 |
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| Baptism | December 28, 1820
30
32 (aged 0) |
| Birth of a brother | Joseph Armitage HOLDSWORTH May 1823 (aged 3 years) |
| Baptism of a brother | Joseph Armitage HOLDSWORTH June 9, 1823 (aged 3 years) |
| Burial of a brother | Joseph Armitage HOLDSWORTH July 10, 1823 (aged 3 years) Note: Parish register noted he was 2 months old. |
| Death of a brother | Joseph Armitage HOLDSWORTH July 1823 (aged 3 years) Age: 2 months |
| Birth of a brother | John HOLDSWORTH August 12, 1826 (aged 6 years) |
| Baptism of a brother | John HOLDSWORTH September 17, 1826 (aged 6 years) 12 Century Baptismal Font 2015 Note: Joseph and Mary Holdsworth's 2 youngest children were baptised in the church. |
| Birth of a sister | Mary HOLDSWORTH January 22, 1829 (aged 9 years) |
| Baptism of a sister | Mary HOLDSWORTH April 17, 1829 (aged 9 years) 12 Century Baptismal Font 2015 Note: Joseph and Mary Holdsworth's 2 youngest children were baptised in the church. |
| Death of a maternal grandfather | Francis BRIGGS August 5, 1834 (aged 14 years) |
| Burial of a maternal grandfather | Francis BRIGGS August 19, 1834 (aged 14 years) Note: Recorded as being 81 years of age. |
| Census | June 6, 1841 (aged 21 years) Age: 20 Address: Portland St Note: Listed as an unmarried clerk. Other inhabitants were a 35 year old woman of independent means as hea… Listed as an unmarried clerk. Other inhabitants were a 35 year old woman of independent means as head and another male clerk aged 25. |
| Death of a father | Joseph HOLDSWORTH January 26, 1846 (aged 26 years) Age: 62 Cause: Asthma Note: Wife Mary was present at the death and reported it to the registry. |
| Burial of a father | Joseph HOLDSWORTH January 30, 1846 (aged 26 years) Address: St Andrew's Church Cemetry,
Newton Kyme
Yorkshire
England Note: Joseph Holdsworth is buried in a cul de sac in the Newton Kyme churchyard. The question I've had is… Joseph Holdsworth is buried in a cul de sac in the Newton Kyme churchyard. The question I've had is whether it was like that at time of burial and if there was a reason for the placement and if so whether choice existed. The answer is inconclusive due to proximity of critical events and lack of documentation about the date of the wall constructed between Fairfax property and churchyard from the church. Finalization of the 1846 tithe maps and Joseph's burial occurred within a few weeks of each other. The map showed that what had originally been a straight line boundary dipped down in the 1846 map so that the boundary between church land and Fairfax land followed the line of church wall whereas it had previously been quite a few meters out providing greater churchyard land. A document written by a church rector claimed the change occurred during the term of one of his predecessors. |
| Death of a brother | Henry Davies Briggs HOLDSWORTH April 1849 (aged 29 years) |
| Burial of a brother | Henry Davies Briggs HOLDSWORTH April 9, 1849 (aged 29 years) |
| Census | March 30, 1851 (aged 31 years) Age: 30 Address: 33 Portland Cres
Leeds
Yorkshire
England
Note: Living with his 63 year old widowed mother. He was an unmarried woollen merchants clerk. |
| Marriage | Jessie WOOD — View this family before 1858 (aged 38 years) Note: Marriage record not found. |
| Birth of a daughter | Jessie Wood HOLDSWORTH August 26, 1858 (aged 38 years) Address: Albert Cottage
St Michael
Bristol |
| Immigration | August 10, 1860 (aged 40 years) Note: I cannot be positive that this record is definitely that of Edward Holdsworth due to lack of informa… I cannot be positive that this record is definitely that of Edward Holdsworth due to lack of information. However, a single adult male Holdsworth did arrive in Melbourne on the "Great Tasmania" on 10 August 1860 and no other possibilities have been found. The timing equates with him not being found in the UK 1861 census and the 4 years in the colony recorded on his death certificate. |
| Death of a mother | Mary BRIGGS December 4, 1862 (aged 42 years) Age: 74 Address: 3 Sunny Bank, Leeds Cause: Typhoid fever Note: Esther WILKINS (daughter) of Darrington, near Pontefract, was present at the death and registered it… Esther WILKINS (daughter) of Darrington, near Pontefract, was present at the death and registered it. At that time typhoid was a nasty prolonged illness which is no doubt why Esther was summoned to nurse her mother. It is caused by the ingestion of food or fluid infected by a specific bacterium which entered the food chain due to poor hygiene or poor sanitation. Leeds was growing rapidly during Mary's life there resulting in reduced open land and gardens and increasing numbers of small sized housing and commercial developments most of which had limited washing and sanitation in close association with wells providing water for all purposes. |
| Burial of a mother | Mary BRIGGS December 6, 1862 (aged 42 years) Address: Burial register records Mary's abode as "Woodhouse Leeds". Note: Buried with spouse. |
| Marriage | Marjory McPHERSON — View this family before 1863 (aged 43 years) Note: Date unknown as record not found. |
| Birth of a son | Edward Robert HOLDSWORTH 1863 (aged 43 years) Note: Birth reported in family trees to have been 22 September 1863 in Fitzroy. |
| Death | December 4, 1864 (aged 44 years) Age: 42 Cause of death: Chronic hepatitis of 2 months duration. Note: Edward was identified as single and having no children. His brother John Holdsworth signed the death… Edward was identified as single and having no children. His brother John Holdsworth signed the death certificate as informant. Actually, Edward had 2 children, a 7 year old daughter living with John's sister in England and a son born the previous year who also was to work as a druggist in Bendigo during John's lifetime. Occupation recorded as clerk. John recorded their father's occupation as "agent". |
| Burial | December 6, 1864 (2 days after death) Address: MGC-COE-D-Public Note: Buried with his sister-in-law, Keiza Holdsworth. |
| father |
1790–1846
Birth: September 15, 1790
33
30 — Yorkshire, England Death: January 26, 1846 — Newton Kyme, Yorkshire, England |
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| mother |
1788–1862
Birth: February 23, 1788
35
32 — Faweather, Bingley, Yorkshire, England Death: December 4, 1862 — 3 Sunny Bank Terrace, Leeds, Yorkshire, England |
| Religious marriage | Religious marriage — March 30, 1815 — All Saints Church, Bingley, Yorkshire, England |
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14 months
elder sister |
1816–1883
Birth: May 13, 1816
25
28 — Bingley, Yorkshire, England Death: May 6, 1883 — Dunstall, Staffordshire, England |
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3 years
elder brother |
1818–1849
Birth: 1818
27
29 — Hatherton Death: April 1849 — Tadcaster, Yorkshire, England |
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3 years
himself |
1820–1864
Birth: 1820
29
31 — Tadcaster, Yorkshire, England Death: December 4, 1864 — Carlton St, Carlton, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia |
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4 years
younger brother |
1823–1823
Birth: May 1823
32
35 — Tadcaster, Yorkshire, England Death: July 1823 — Tadcaster, Yorkshire, England |
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3 years
younger brother |
1826–1887
Birth: August 12, 1826
35
38 — Newton Kyme, Yorkshire, England Death: August 11, 1887 — Ascot, Bendigo, Victoria, Australia |
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3 years
younger sister |
1829–1894
Birth: January 22, 1829
38
40 — Newton Kyme, Yorkshire, England Death: October 17, 1894 — Ilkley, Yorkshire, UK |
| himself |
1820–1864
Birth: 1820
29
31 — Tadcaster, Yorkshire, England Death: December 4, 1864 — Carlton St, Carlton, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia |
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| wife | |
| Marriage | Marriage — before 1858 — unknown |
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8 months
daughter |
1858–1897
Birth: August 26, 1858
38 — Bristol, Gloucestershire, England Death: April 1897 — Aston, Warwickshire, UK |
| himself |
1820–1864
Birth: 1820
29
31 — Tadcaster, Yorkshire, England Death: December 4, 1864 — Carlton St, Carlton, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia |
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| wife |
1836–1884
Birth: about 1836
34
21 — Kingussie, Invernesshire, Scotland Death: August 22, 1884 — Healesville, Victoria, Australia |
| Marriage | Marriage — before 1863 — unknown |
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1 year
son |
1863–1934
Birth: 1863
43
27 — Melbourne Victoria, Australia Death: September 23, 1934 — In the street-Williamson St, Bendigo, Victoria |
| partner’s partner | |
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| wife |
1836–1884
Birth: about 1836
34
21 — Kingussie, Invernesshire, Scotland Death: August 22, 1884 — Healesville, Victoria, Australia |
| Marriage | Marriage — August 22, 1871 — The Manse, Scots Church, Melbourne, Victoria |
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18 months
step-son |
1873–1874
Birth: February 11, 1873
37 — Station St, Carlton, Melbourne, Victoria Death: May 14, 1874 — Healesville, Victoria, Australia |
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22 months
step-daughter |
1874–1962
Birth: December 2, 1874
38 — Healesville, Victoria, Australia Death: March 22, 1962 — Camberwell, Victoria, Australia |
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23 months
step-son |
1876–1888
Birth: October 30, 1876
40 — Royal Mail Hotel, Healesville, Victoria Death: 1888 — Healesville, Victoria, Australia |
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3 years
step-daughter |
1879–1910
Birth: 1879
43 Death: April 4, 1910 — 26 Lee St, Flemington, Melbourne, Victoria |
| Census | Listed as an unmarried clerk. Other inhabitants were a 35 year old woman of independent means as head and another male clerk aged 25. |
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| Census | Living with his 63 year old widowed mother. He was an unmarried woollen merchants clerk. |
| Marriage | Marriage record not found. |
| Immigration | I cannot be positive that this record is definitely that of Edward Holdsworth due to lack of information. However, a single adult male Holdsworth did arrive in Melbourne on the "Great Tasmania" on 10 August 1860 and no other possibilities have been found. The timing equates with him not being found in the UK 1861 census and the 4 years in the colony recorded on his death certificate. |
| Marriage | Date unknown as record not found. |
| Death | Edward was identified as single and having no children. His brother John Holdsworth signed the death certificate as informant. Actually, Edward had 2 children, a 7 year old daughter living with John's sister in England and a son born the previous year who also was to work as a druggist in Bendigo during John's lifetime. Occupation recorded as clerk. John recorded their father's occupation as "agent". |
| Burial | Buried with his sister-in-law, Keiza Holdsworth. |
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