Individual Notes
Note for: John Collinson, 22 OCT 1731 - 1806
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Individual Note: IGI Individual Record
JOHN COLLINSON
Male
Event(s):
Birth:
Christening: 24 NOV 1731 Langwathby, Cumberland, England
Parents:
Father: JOSEPH COLLINSON
Mother: ANNAS
Messages:
Extracted birth or christening record for the locality listed in the record.
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Source - Annabel Bolt
10. John COLLINSON. Born on 22 Oct 1731 in Langwathby. John died in 1806; he was 74.
John married Mary DALE, in Newcastle.
They had the following children:
26i.John (~1760-)
27ii.Mary
28iii.Thermuthis (-1853)
29iv.Ann
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Individual Notes
Note for: George Collinson, 16 AUG 1729 - 1750
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Individual Note: IGI Individual Record
GEORGE COLLINSON
Male
Event(s):
Birth:
16 AUG 1729
Christening: 11 SEP 1729 Langwathby, Cumberland, England
Death:
Parents:
Father: JOSEPH COLLINSON
Mother: AGNES
Messages:
Extracted birth or christening record for the locality listed in the record.
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Source - Annabel Bolt
9. George COLLINSON. Born on 16 Aug 1729 in Langwathby, Cumberland. George died in 1750; he was 20.
Individual Notes
Note for: Edward Collinson, ABT 1737 - 1809
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Burial: Date: 1809
Place: Newe Chapel, City Road, London, UK
Individual Note: Source - IGI Individual Record
EDWARD COLLINSON
Male
Event(s):
Birth:
Christening: 19 FEB 1736 Lowther, Westmorland, England
Parents:
Father: JOSEPH COLLINSON
Mother: ANNAS
Messages:
Extracted birth or christening record for locality listed in the record.
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Source - Annabel Bolt
12. Edward COLLINSON. Born in 1736 in Warren House, Lowther, Westmorland. Edward died in London in 1809; he was 73. Buried in 1809 in Newe Chapel, City Road, London.
Children:
30i.Edward (1781-)
31ii.Mary
32iii.Thomas
Individual Notes
Note for: Katherine Baker, 1822 - 1907
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Individual Note: Source - FreeBMD
Surname First name(s) District Vol Page
Marriages Mar 1856
BAKER Katherine Durham 10a261
Collinson Thomas Bernard Durham 10a261
Surname First name(s) Age District Vol Page
Deaths Sep 1907
Collinson Katherine 85 Brentford 3a68 <-- b c1822
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Source - LDS IGI
No record for birth
No record for marriage
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Source - Rosalind
Dear Michael
Thank you again very much for letting me look at your splendid tree. I am working my way through it and its notes. The admiral and the wives of rai;lway pioneersare new to me; and though I had come across Julia de Winton as an authoress I didn't know it was children's books or to support her family. The various census extracts are very useful as well. The least I can do is fill in the oddments I know that are extra.
Sources: if I put CR for civil registration and KB for my grandmother's "family book", a manuscript record of her relations begun, I would guess, in her teens and updated over the years.
Katherine Baker who married General Collinson was born 1822 (KB)
parents: Revd James Baker (1788-1855) [KB)]spiritual chancellor of diocese of Durham 1818-25, rector of Nuneham Courtenay Oxon 1825-55 [Alumni Oxonienses]
Catherine [so spelt on her memorial at Nuneham] Haggitt (1797-1826) [KB and memorial]
grandparents (this is relevant as will appear): Captain Benjamin Baker (1738-1820) 63rd Foot [KB/Army List]
Amelia Bernard (1783-1791) dau of Sir Francis Bernard governor of New Jersey then Massachusetts at the wrong time [KB/The Bernards of Nether Winchendon - a family history c1904]
The Collinson/Baker children:
Frances Caroline (Lena) d 1941 unmarried [KB but I have not been able to find a death of the right name/age/date] In 1901 she is a boarder in Malvern and I can't see why.
Julia Christiana (Chrissie) nurse in naval hospitals at Southampton [1891census], Plymouth [1901census]; d Hove district in a nursing home 1952 Sept qr [CR]
Katherine Sibyl (Sibyl) m 22.2.1902 Ealing Francis John Collinson bc 1864 widower barrister son of late Revd George John Collinson; he of Inner Temple, she of Little Haven Ealing; ceremony performed by Revd Edward W Collinson late rector of ?Dalton at Stone Herts [certificate] She d Brighton district in a nursing home 1952 Sept qr. I have never been able to find his birth
Sorry to break off; have just been reminded of a dentist's appointment
To be continued
With best wishes
Rosalind
Individual Notes
Note for: Frances Caroline "Lena" Collinson, ABT 1857 - 1941
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Individual Note: Source - Rosalind
Frances Caroline (Lena) d 1941 unmarried [KB but I have not been able to find a death of the right name/age/date] In 1901 she is a boarder in Malvern and I can't see why.
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Source - 1901 England Census
Ann Doorburabt 1861 Mathon, Worcestershire, EnglandWife West Malvern Herefordshire
Bertram A Doorburabt 1897 Mathon, Worcestershire, EnglandSon West Malvern Herefordshire
Henry Doorburabt 1835 Biddulph, Staffordshire, EnglandHead West Malvern Herefordshire
Reginald G T Doorburabt 1894 Mathon, Worcestershire, EnglandSon West Malvern Herefordshire
Frances C Collinsonabt 1857 Aldershot, Berkshire, EnglandBoarder West Malvern Herefordshire
Edith M J Nelsonabt 1898 Ashby De La Zouch, Leicestershire, EnglandBoarder West Malvern Herefordshire
Julia Shadwellabt 1858 Langton Malton, Yorkshire, EnglandBoarder West Malvern Herefordshire
Individual Notes
Note for: Julia Christiana "Chrissie" Collinson, 1861 - BET JUL AND SEP 1952
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Occupation: Date: 1891
Place: Nurse, Naval Hospital, Southampton, Hampshire. UK
Occupation: Date: 1901
Place: Nurse, Naval Hospital, Plymouth, Devon. UK
Individual Note: Source - FreeBMD Births
Surname First name(s) Age District Vol Page
Births Mar 1861
COLLINSON Julia Christiana Medway 2a3_5
In the 1861 England Census in April, father Leut. Colonel Thomas Bernard Collinson was stationed at the Royal Engineer barracks at Gillingham, Kent in this Medway registration district. She is recorded as 3 months old, so she would appear to have been born in January 1861.
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Source - Rosalind Bolton
Julia Christiana (Chrissie) nurse in naval hospitals at Southampton [1891census], Plymouth [1901census]; d Hove district in a nursing home 1952 Sept qr [CR]
Individual Notes
Note for: Katherine Sibyl "Sibyl" Collinson, ABT 1863 - BET JUL AND SEP 1952
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Individual Note: Source - FreeBMD
Surname First name(s) District Vol Page
Marriages Mar 1902
Brown Florence Brentford 3a129
Collinson Francis John Brentford 3a129
Collinson Katherine Sibyl Brentford 3a129
WRIGHT Albert Brentford 3a129
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Source - Rosalind Bolton
Katherine Sibyl (Sibyl) m 22.2.1902 Ealing Francis John Collinson bc 1864 widower barrister son of late Revd George John Collinson; he of Inner Temple, she of Little Haven Ealing; ceremony performed by Revd Edward W Collinson late rector of ?Dalton at Stone Herts [certificate] She d Brighton district in a nursing home 1952 Sept qr. I have never been able to find his birth
Sibyl/Frank's marriage: the Revd Edward's parish is Watton-at-Stone Herts, now I check it. I see you have him and his father on the tree so I see where Francis fits in but I don't know why neither of us have met his birth.. I don't know who his first wife was but I accidentally came across a child of that marriage (there may have been more): Alice Elfride Collinson - she marr firstly Lt M. McNeile RN and as a widow marr second (as his second wife) Sir George W D Dick-Lauder bart (1852-1936); she d 2.12.1973 [Burke's Peerage/CR] no children
Nor did Sibyl and Frank have any. She lived with Chrissie in later years but her mind was going when I saw them - I just remember a quiet figure bringing in tea.
Amelia (Emmy) marr 11.1.1898 Christchurch Ealing when of Little Haven Ealing ( a Collinson haunt) Francis Henry Church b c1865 civil engineer son of Richard Frederick Church civil engineer and of 72 Oxford Road Ealing [marriage certificate] They had three children, all living into their 90's
Individual Notes
Note for: Mary Melita "May" Collinson, ABT 1867 - 1952
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Individual Note: Mary Melita's second name was a reference to her birth in Malta
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Source - Rosalind Bolton
Dear Michael
..
The Collinsons are connections rather than ancestors, sadly, since they are certainly worth having. My grandmother Katharine Baker was the niece of Katharine Baker who married General Collinson ( and his map us a fascinating extra bit of knowledge) and the five Collinson sisters (Bernard did indeed die young - 1878, I believe- but perhaps abroad as I ahve never found the event) were cousins she saw a lot of and was very close to. I met Cousins Chrissie and Sibyl myself in their old (but in Chrissie's case very lucid) age. She (Cousin C) was very interested in genealogy and would have enjoyed all this very much. The Collinsons linked with the Bakers and Bernards (who married Bakers) at two earlier points but you may know that. I can fill in a few details on the Collinson/Baker family which I'll do.Mary Melita's second name was a reference to her birth in Malta but maybe that's obvious. I didn't know her brother was born there too.
Thank you again for all this wealth of interesting knowledge.
With best wishes
Rosalind (and Peter who thanks you for 1861)
Later:
Mary (May) Collinson marr 1904 Revd John Basil Rust (C1855-1943d Isle of Wight) then vicar of All Saints Mile End, later rector of St Audries Taunton. They had two children and no grandchildren; she d 1952. [KB/CR/Crockfords]
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Source - FreeBMD Marriages
Surname First name(s) District Vol Page
Marriages Sep 1904
Buyers Linnette Elaine L Brentford 3a216
COLLINSON Mary Melita Brentford 3a216
Rust John Basil Brentford 3a216
Individual Notes
Note for: Bernard Collinson, ABT 1869 - ABT 1878
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Individual Note: No record found after 1871 Census - died young?
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Source - Rosalind Bolton
Believes he died in 1878 but has not found a death record and presumes he died abroad.
and
"Bernard d 1879 [KB], a death I have not been able to find, possibly abroad?"
Individual Notes
Note for: Arthur Thomas Watmore Shadwell, ABT 1821 - 26 OCT 1893
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Occupation: Date: BET 1879 AND 1893
Place: Rector of Little Ilford, Essex
Occupation: Date: BET 1843 AND 1879
Place: Rector of Langton Yorkshire
Occupation: Date: 1851
Place: Rector of Langton, Yorkshire
Occupation: Date: 1861
Place: Rector of Langton, Yorkshire, UK
Residence: Date: 1861
Place: St. Michaels Cottage, South Busted, Sussex, UK
Residence: Date: 1851
Place: Rectory, Langton, Yorkshire, UK
Individual Note: Source - www.theboatrace.org
http://www.theboatrace.org/therace/history/racereports/1854/
Mentions an Arthur Shadwell, same bloke?? He is an MA
"The amateur style, stressed the long swinging stroke with the sharp catch at the beginning giving a substantially smoother movement of the boat and the potential to increase the speed by both increasing the rate and the power in the stroke.
This amateur style was originally exemplified by Thomas Egan at Cambridge and his pupil Arthur Shadwell, who had been taught by Egan while he was a member of the Lady Margaret Boat Club and took the message to Oxford when he migrated to Balliol."
Site also mentions an older brother, Albert Shadwell
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Rhythm of the Light Blues faces a stiff examination from heavy mob Mar 26, 2005 The Independent, UK -- Sport
"Internal fat is the great enemy of good wind," said Arthur Shadwell, Oxford's coach in 1846. Hopefully, his present counterpart, Sean Bowden, heeded such wisdom after the Dark Blues weighed in at a record average of 15st 7lb and a record stone and a half heavier per man than Cambridge for tomorrow's Boat Race, which starts at 3. (The Independent, UK -- Sport)
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Source - http://www.allsaintsrome.org/history_text_3.html
Re All Saints Church Rome
"One of a series of rather short-term chaplains, the Revd Arthur Shadwell, who had been appointed in 1869, saw the need to make moves towards the provision or building of a new church. A statement was authorized to go into the London newspapers appealing for subscriptions."
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Source - Headstones - St Mary the Virgin Little Ilford http://www.littleilford.fsnet.co.uk/headstones1.html
120
In
Very loving memory
Of
Arthur Thomas Watmore Shadwell M.A.
6th son of the late Sir Lancelot Shadwell
Vice Chancellor of England
For upwards of 14 years Rector of this Parish
And for 36 years Rector of
Langton York
Died October 26th 1893
Aged 73 years
Kerbstone inscription:
“The Lord is my Shepherd, therefore can lack nothing”
Marble Cross and Kerbstone