Charlotte WARREN (1843-1919) - Warren and Ford Family History

Name:                                                         Charlotte Warren

Event Type:                                             Birth Registration

Registration Quarter:                        Apr-May-Jun

Registration Year:                               1842

Registration District:                         Stow

County:                                                     Suffolk

Event Place:                                            Stow, Suffolk, England

Volume:                                                   XII

Affiliate Line Number:                    24

England and Wales Birth Registration Index, 1837-2008," database, FamilySearch

  

Name:                                                       Charlotte Warren

Age:                                                            8

Estimated Birth Year:                       abt 1843

Relation:                                                  Daughter

Father's Name:                                     John Warren

Mother's Name:                                   Mary Warren

Gender:                                                    Female

Where born:                                         Langham, Suffolk, England

Civil Parish:                                           Langham

Ecclesiastical parish:                       Ely

Registration District:                       Stow

Sub-registration District:              Walsham

Household Members:                         Name                               Age

                                                                    John Warren                  42

                                                                    Mary Warren                32

                                                                    Elizabeth Warren         16

                                                                    Charlotte Warren         8

                                                                    Emma Warren               6

                                                                    Oliver Warren                4

                                                                    Monterfear Warren   6 Mo

                                                                    William Major               29

                                                                    Frances Major               25

Name:                                                        Francis Appleton

Gender:                                                     Male

Baptism Date:                                           4 Mar 1836

Baptism Place:                                          Farnworth (near Prescot), Lancashire, England

Father:                                                       Richard Appleton

Mother:                                                      Margaret

FHL Film Number:                                    1469034

Reference ID:                                            item 2 p 110

Ancestry.com. England, Select Births and Christenings, 1538-1975

 

Name:                                                       Francis Appleton

Age:                                                            5

Estimated Birth Year:                      abt 1836

Gender:                                                   Male

Where born:                                        Lancashire, England

Civil Parish:                                           Prescot

Hundred:                                               West Derby

County/Island:                                    Lancashire

Country:                                                  England

Sub-registration District:              Farnworth

Household Members:                       Name                               Age

                                                                    Richard Appleton        70

                                                                    Margaret Appleton     40

                                                                    Dorothy Appleton       20

                                                                    George Appleton        15

                                                                    Magaret Appleton      15

                                                                    Alice Appleton               8

                                                                    Francis Appleton          5

Ancestry.com. 1841 England Census

 A meeting was held at the Council Chamber, Bullaparinga, on the 27th instant, for the purpose of nominating Councillors and Auditors for this district, Mr. F. A. Beukenstein being the Returning Officer.

There having been no opposition in either case, Mr. Isaac Norman was elected for Cape Jervis Ward, and Mr. W. Gerrard for Bullaparinga. Messrs. Way and O'Neill having been nominated for Second Valley Ward, there will be a contest, and the election will take place on Monday, July 4.

At the same meeting Mr. Francis Appleton, Mr. James Tarran, and Mr. Benjamin F. Longford were nominated for Auditors, the election taking place at the same place

and date.

1881 – “South Australian Register (Adelaide) SA” – 1839 – 1900 Monday 4 July 1881

Cecil Henry Danvers (57) was found guilty, on his confession, of obtaining 12s. 2d. in goods from Francis Appleton, at Reynella, on June 18, by means of false pretences.

An enquiry as to the cause of death of Mrs. Catherine M. Waterhouse, teacher of the Glenburn school, was held at the residence of Mr. James Collins, Delamare, on Sunday July 29, by Mr. James Lord, J.P. Elizabeth Collins stated that being called by her son-in-law about 4 o'clock on the previous morning she went to the room where deceased had been sleeping.

Deceased complained of great pain in the stomach and left side, and witness at her request gave her a little brandy, subsequently 25 drops of chlorodyne which she asked for, and later in the forenoon some carbonate of soda and a teaspoonful of ipecacuanha wine which witness obtained from Mr. Appleton.

After applying hot flannels, witness left the room about noon to give her children their dinner, and when she returned deceased was quite dead.   Mr. Appleton was sent for and came with his wife.

Deceased came to reside in the house in January last. John Smith, who slept at the residence of Mr. James Collins on Friday night, said he was awoke about 4 o'clock by hearing deceased moan. Deceased, when witness asked if anything was wrong with her, said she was very ill. Witness gave her at her request a glass of water, of which she drank very little.

She appeared to be in pain in the left side.

Francis Appleton said on Saturday about one o'clock he was sent for by Mrs. Collins and went to her house. Found deceased dead. Her head rested on the pillow, and her feet on the floor. Witness sold deceased a bottle of chlorodyne in March last. Kate Solomon, one of deceased's pupils, stated that her mistress was not well on Friday afternoon. She was pressing her hand on her left side.

P. T. Lawrance said he was called to the house of Mr. Collins, from Cape Jervis. He found nothing that would lead him to suppose deceased died from other than natural causes. He took charge of her effects.

The Jury returned a verdict of "Death from natural causes." The remains of deceased were buried in the cemetery adjoining St. James's Church, Glenburn. The Rev. E. Joslin read the burial service.

The deceased took charge of the Glenburn school in January last, and was much respected.

1877 – “The Express and Telegraph (Adelaide) SA”  1867-1922  2 August, 1877

 The resignation of Mr. Frank Appleton, of Reynella, as a Justice of the Peace has been received.

    “Express and Telegraph (Adelaide, SA “ 1867 - 1922), Wednesday 16 February 1910

 DEATHS – APPLETON

On the 12th December, at her residence, O'Halloran Hill, Charlotte, beloved wife of Frank Appleton, in her 78th year, after a long and lingering illness.

At rest.

"Peace, perfect peace."

Register (Adelaide, SA : 1901 - 1929), Monday 15 December 1919

Probate has been granted, states the "Weekly Trade Gazette," in respect to the following wills:—

Charlotte Appleton, O'Halloran Hill, £1,900

1920 - Chronicle (Adelaide, SA : 1895 - 1954), Saturday 31 January 1920,

 Name:                                                        Francis Appleton

Birth Date:                                                  1836

Birth Place:                                                 Lancashire, England

Death Date:                                                14 Sep 1923

Death Place:                                               Morphett Vale, Onkaparinga City, South Australia

Cemetery:                                                   Happy Valley Cemetery

Burial or Cremation Place:                         Happy Valley, Onkaparinga City, South Australia

Spouse:                                                      Charlotte Appleton

Children:                                                     Mary Jane Mason

URL:                                                            https://www.findagrave.com/mem...

Ancestry.com. Australia and New Zealand, Find A Grave Index, 1800s-Current

Mr. Francis Appleton.

The late Mr. Francis Appleton, whose death has been recorded, lived for many years in this State. He came to Australia as a lad in the care of Mr. Bartly, a solicitor, and a friend of his family.

Mr. Appleton was the youngest son of the late Mr. Richard Appleton, of Hills House, Widnes, Lancashire. He left England on January 7, 1852, by the Water Lily (Capt. Tullock).

After a brief stay in Adelaide he joined his brothers at Happy Valley, on the selection where the Happy Valley Cemetery now stands. He then went to Sheaoak Log for a while.

About 1874 Mr. Appleton proceeded south to manage a business for Mr. W. H. Limbert and remained there for 10 years. Thence he journeyed to Edwardstown and went into partnership with Mr. James Regan for five years.   Afterwards Mr. Appleton was postmaster at Reynella for about 17 years.

He took a great interest in district matters, especially in the building of the local public school, and it is due to his help and generosity that the children of the Reynella school have such a splendid recreation ground.

Mr. Appleton was for many years a lay reader, warden, and Synodsman of the Church of England. He was also one of the oldest members of the Independent Order of Oddfellows.

Both Mr. Appleton and his wife, who died some years ago, will long be remembered for their lovable dispositions.

1923 – “Observer (Adelaide, SA : 1905 - 1931)”, Saturday 6 October 1923,

In sad but tender memory of Francis Appleton, who passed away on the 14th September, 1923.

Ever remembered.

Inserted by his adopted daughter Alice.

1924 – “Register (Adelaide, SA : 1901 - 1929)”, Saturday 13 September 1924

Headstone – Happy Valley Cemetery

   

In loving memory of

 CHARLOTTE, beloved wife of

FRANCIS APPLETON

 Died December 14, 1919 in her 78th year

FRANCIS APPLETON

 Died September 14, 1923 in his 83rd year

 

 

The bodies of Charlotte and Francis Appleton were transferred from the old HV Cemetery to the New Cemetery when the dam was built – Happy Valley Public Cemetery, Cnr. Chandlers Hill Road & Candy Road, HV, South Australia.