William Richardson's WILL, of 1907,
mentions several people as relatives.
Bequests to relatives - Sarah Ann Barron, (and her brother) William Barron and his 3 daughters
also Monica Marshall (relationship not known)
In the 1891 census Sara Ann Barron was is a housekeeper for William and his brother,
She is described as a cousin born Hull.
A tentative link can be made from Barron family to Richardson family
IGI
Sarah Ann Barron c.29sep 1823 St Mary, Kingston upon Hull (c.107521)
parents Martha and William Barron.
William stephenson Barron to Martha Wright 1st feb 1819 Sculcoates
Martha Wright birth 11th Jun 1795, St Mary, Kingston upon Hull (c.107523)
parents Ann and John Wright
Possible marriage LDS members submission 11 sep 1788 (178074)
John wright of Hull to
Ann Richardson of Hull - possibly Ann is an aunt or elder sister
aof our Thomas Richardson born circa 1781
possible baptism 29may1762 Holy Trinity by Sarah Richardson.
The next benificiary is William Barron and children definitly identified in 1881
census as Willam Barron aged 45 ie born 1835/6
William born circa 1835 in Hull bapt birth not found but a
William Barron bapt 27apt1835? son of Martha and William Barron
Only one possible Monica Marshall aged 63 in 1901, was born Derby, living Lydney Gloucestershire
1881 census Chepstow Monmouth
Monica Marshall aged 43 widow born Derby, sister to
Charles Hoggitt aged 39 born Derby
2 children born Croydon
also Monica's son William aged 13 born London
IGI
Monica Hoggitt daughter of William Hoggett and Rosana Freeman (m.1834 Derby)
m.10 jul 1864 Stepney London to James Marshall
As yet no clues as to whether this relationship is to the Richardson or Jagger lines,
or is via Marshall or Hoggitt or Freeman.
sheet 2
The BARRON TREE
William stephenson
Barron
b.~1896 Hull
c.07dec1796 Sculcoates, hull, Yorks son of William and Sarah
br.19apr1870 Holy Trinity, Hull aged 73
|
m.01feb1819 Sculcoates (LDS submission 178074)
|
Martha dau of John Wright who married Hull 11sep1788 to Ann Richardson
Wright ( Aunt or elder sister of Thomas Richardson? )
c.11jun1795 Hull St. Mary, Kingston upon Hull
d.25apr1858 Hull
br.26apr1858 All Saints, Sculcoates.
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|===========================|=========================
Sarah William
ann b.27apr1835? ( Master Mariner Certificate confirms birth 1835 )
c.29sep1823 St Marys, Hull c.10jun1835 St. Mary, Hull. son of Martha and William , Mariner
d.decqt1905 d.28mar1913
aged 82 |
*********** m1.20dec1865 ..... m2.09feb1878 All Saints, Sculcoates
| St. James Hull | Groom aged 42, bride aged 29.
| |
Mary A Lettice
Horner Brown
c.20mar1836 Thirsk b.21jan1949 Salt, Staffordshire
d.junqt1875 Hull d.31jul1928 Hull
| Aged 39 | aged 79
| |
|=============|=============|===========//======|============|=============|==========||
George Charles Alfred Lettice Lilly Daisy
horner | | brown | salome A
b.junqt1867 b.junqt1871 b.junqt1875 b.junqt1879 b.decqt1880 b.decqt1884
d.04jan1952 d.1954 d.1936 d.decqt1914 d.1954 d.decqt1962
Bridlington | aged 35 aged 74 | Chichester
| | ********* | aged 78
m.marqt1888 m.sepqt1907 |
| | |
| Richard....m2.sepqt1917....m
Jeanie dau of Jane barton |
Hickman and Thomas King |
b.1864 b.~1883 |
d.16mar1935 d.1962 aged 80 |
| Hull | Chichester |
| | King line |
|================== |==============//==========|======
Mary horner 1888-1920 William Patricia
George william 1890-1932 barron |
Sydney 1893-1926 b.25oct1914 b.sepqt1923
Frank 1895-1965 d. Sculcoates
sheet 3
William Stephenson Barron
1841 census
Source Ho107, Piece 1231, Book 8, Folio 28, Page 10
Place Holy Trinity, Myton 15, Kingston upon Hull
Dwelling Hope Street
Martha Barron 40
Sarah Barron 15
William Barron 6
Charles Johnson 60 Coach Mkr
Thomas Rhodes 20 Butcher
1851 census
source Ho107, Piece 2363, Folio 35, Page 14
Place Holy Trinity Kinston upon Hull
Dwelling schedule 45, 3 Hope Street
Wm Barron Head m 54 Mariner Hull
Martha Barron wife m 54 Hull
Sarah Ann Barron dau s 26 Milliner Hull
Charles Johnson lodger 69 Retired coach builder Hull
Family indexed as BarroW
1851 Electorial Register, Holy Trinity, Hull
William Stephenson Barron, Mariner, Hope Street
1854/57/59 Electoral Roll, Southcoates
William Stephenson Barron, Hope Street
Martha Barron died April 1858
1861 census
Source RG9, Piece 3590, folio 32, page 26
Place Holy Trinity, Myton District 2, Kingston upon Hull
Dwelling schedule 137, 3 Hope Street
William S Barron head W 64 Mariner Hull Yorks
Sarah Ann Barron dau s 37 Milliner Hull Yorks
1865 Poll book, Sculcoates, Hull
William Stevenson Barron, 19 Caroline Place Hull
William Barron 19 Caroline Place Hull
(Women didnt have the vote)
William Barron, age FULL, married St Janmes, Hull, 20th December 1865
A Mariner address of Caroline Place, son of William Barron, Mariner
to Mary Ann Horner of Coltman Street, age FULL,
dau of George Horner deceased a Smith
Witness; William Petty
William stephenson Barron died Junqt1870 Hull, aged 73.
and by 1871 census William and Ann had their own home.
sheet 4
Sarah anne Barron
Whilst Sarah has not been found in the 1871 census
it does show she no longer living in Caroline Place
so probablly moved following her father's death in April 1870.
1882 Hull and District Trade Directory
Milliners and Dressmakers
Miss Sarah A Barron, 41 Pearson Street
Sarah not found in the 1881 census
but does show 41 Prospect St. as un-occupied,
It interesting to note that no.38,39 and 40 are occupied by a tailor and several apprentices.
In 1891 Sarah is working for her Richardson cousins
1891 census
Source RG12/ Piece 3937, Folio 110, Page 5, en 22
place Myton, Holy Trinity, Hull district 13
Dwelling 63 Spring Bank
William Richardson head s 71 Cabinet Manufacturer Hull
John Richardson brother s 79 Living on own means Hull
Sarah A Barron ** cousin s 60 House Keeper Hull
Elizabeth Swift ser w 44 Asst. Housekeeper and nurse Sherrif Hutton
Arthur G Swift s 13 Hull
** should be about 67
When John Richardson died in 1893 his WILL provided
Sarah with an Annuity of 60 pounds per annum.
Later William Richardson also made provisions to continue the Annuity in his Will
1901 Census
Source RG13 piece 4476 folio 109 page 13
Place Sculcoates, Kingston upon Hull
Dwelling Schedule 139, 48 Plane Street
Eliza Barron head W 60 living on own means Hull
Sarah ann Barron vist s 74 Hull
No evidence as yet to show if Sarah and Eliza are related.
1905 DecQt death Sculcoates 9d 97
Sarah A Barron aged 82. which fits well with her christening 23sep1823,
When John and William set up her Annuity in 1893 she was probably aged about 70.
sheet 5
William Barron and family
William Barron 1835-1913
Warden of the Hull Trinity House
|
Barron, William (1835-1913)
by Arthur G. Credland, Extract
Barron, William (1835–1913),
Mariner and Autobiographer,
was born in Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire,
on 27 April 1835,?**
the son of William Stephenson Barron
(1797-1870), mariner.
After three years at the Hull Trinity House
Navigation School
he was apprenticed on 27 March 1849,
aboard the Whaleship Truelove
Lloyds Register of Captains
William Barron b. 1835 Hull
1859 Vol 2.
1860 - 1873 Vol 16
1874 - 1879 Vol 29
1880 - 1885 Vol 44
1891 Vol 59 No Voyages Listed
|
| William Barron Mariner Certificates |
| Hull Advertiser, Saturday 30th December 1865 page 5 |
Hull, On 20th instant, St. James Church by the Rev J. W. Hunt incumbent,
William Barron, Mariner, to Mary Ann daughter of the late Mr. George Horner, Thirsk, all of this town.
|
St James, Hull, PARISH REGISTER
William Barron, Mariner age FULL. of Caroline Place
son of William Barron Mariner
Married 20th December 1865, to
Mary Ann Horner, age Full, of Coltman Street
daughter of George Horner Deceased
witness
William Petty
Mary ann Horner, daughter of Mary and George, (Employed at gasworks)
was baptised 20th March 1836 Thirsk. Her father died 1839? and her mother remarried
sepqt1843 Bridlington to William Lamplough who died? 1856? Bridlington.
1871 census
Source RG10, Piece 4795, folio, Page 24
Place Holy Trinity Kinston upon Hull
Dwelling Schedule 131, 55 Day Street
William Barron head m 35 Master Mariner Hull
Mary A Barron wife m 35 Thirsk
George H Barron son 3 Hull
Alfred Barron son 1 Hull
Ann A Raper niece 14 Flamborough
Freemason Records, Minerva Lodge, Hull, Lodge No. 250,311
William Barron, Master Mariner, aged 42
Initiation date 11th July 1877
Resigned 6th July 1912.
sheet 6
1881 census
Source: RG11, Piece 4780, Folio 64, Page 26
Place: Holy Trinity, Kingston-upon-Hull, York, England
Dwelling: 89 Coltman St East Side
Rel Mar Age Occ Birthplace
William BARRON head M 45 Master Mariner Kingston Upon Hull, York
Lettice BARRON wife M 31 Salt, Stafford, England
George H. BARRON son U 13 Scholar Kingston Upon Hull, York
Charles BARRON son U 9 Scholar Kingston Upon Hull, York
Alfred BARRON son U 6 Scholar Kingston Upon Hull, York
Lettice B. BARRON dau 2 Kingston Upon Hull, York
Lilly BARRON dau 5m Kingston Upon Hull, York
Anne PRYTHERCH sister M 36 Coal Miners Wife Salt, Stafford, England
1891 census
source RG12 piece 3945 folio 45 page 40
place Coltman, Holy Trinity hull
dwelling schedule 231, 89 Coltman street (off Hessle Rd)
William Barron head 54 Master Mariner Yorkshire
Lettice Barron wife 42 Stafford
Lettice B. Barron dau 12 scholar Hull
Lily Barron dau 10 scholar Hull
Daisy Barron dau 6 scholar Hull
1892 Directory Hull
William Barron, M. Mariner, 89 Coltman Street Hull
1899 Directory, Hull
William Barron, 89 COLTMAN Street, Master Mariner
1901 census
Source RG13 piece 4505 folio 125 page 1
Place Holy Trinity Kingston upon Hull
Dwelling Schedule 4, 80 Coltman Street
William Barron head m 65 Master Mariner Retired Hull
Lettice Barron wife m 52 Salt Stafford
Lettice B Barron dau s 22 Hull
Lily Barron dau s 20 Hull
Daisy S A Barron dau s 16 Hull
Anne Prytherth vist w 57 Salt Stafford
1911 census
Source RG14PN28616 RG78PN1646 RD521 SD4 ED6 SN4
Place Sculcoates, Kingston upon Hull
Dwelling schedule 4, 7 Hamlyn Avenue
William Barron 75 m 33 years Retired Master Mariner Hull
Lettice Barron 62 3 children Salt Staffordshire
Lily Barron 30 s Hull
Daisy J A Barron 26 s Hull
sheet 7
William Barron died 28th March 1913 Hull probate to his widow Lettice
| PROBATE 24th May 1913 London |
BARRON; William of 7 Hamlyn Avenue, Kingston upon Hull,
Died 28th March 1913,
Probate London 24th May to Lettice Barron, Widow.
Effects £2,713 16s 7d.
|
| PROBATE York, Oct 1928 |
BARRON; Lettice of 7 Hamlyn Avenue, Kingston upon Hull,
Widow, Died 31st July 1928,
Probate York, 3rd October to Lily Barron spinster and
Daisy Salome Ada King
(wife of Richard Barton King) and
Sydney Woodhead Bank Accountant.
Effects £ 3,182 5s 6d
|
| Liverpool Echo, Saturday, 29th March 1913, page 5 |
A VETERAN WHALER, Adventurous career of a Hull Captain.
The death of Captain William Barron which occurred Hull, yesterday, closes a remarkable
and adventurous career, for was one the interesting demise the old whaling days, and
a picturesque survival of the great whale hunters with which the Yorkshire seaport will always
be associated.
Captain Barron, who was in his 78th year, learned his navigation in the
Trinity House School, at Hull, and a few days after leaving he was bound apprentice in the old
whaler, 'Truelove' (note 1) which he eventually captained, and assisted in the search for the
Franklin Expedition.
He was twice warden of the Trinity House, of which he was Elder Brother.
He served as a member of the Humber Conservancy Board and was on the committee of the
Newland Ophan Homes. All through his seafaring career, Captain Barron made a practice
of writing notes on any interesting event in which he took part or any noteworthy personal
experience, and it was out of this material that he compiled his book "OLD WHALING DAYS",
and was able to lecture on this facinating topic in various parts of the country.
Amoung his mavelLous escapes, which he was fond of relating, was the incident at Parker's Hay
in 1858, when a whale caught him with its tail and hurled him in the air, a tremendous
sea was was running, and his mates rescued him in insensible condition, and the ship's
doctor fortunatly pulled him round. Use to say that after eighteen years whaling he left it,
he was sick of it. True, the game was very profitable but very hazadous.
After leaving the trade he had A THRILLING ADVENTURE AS Captain of the Empress on the
continental service (to Hamburge), one day when near Spurn* there was an explosion on board,
four men were killed, and the ship was set on fire, Cooly turned the vessle to the land,
saving the rest of the crew and passengers, Empress was afterwards towed into? the Humber,
and there broken up.
Twenty years ago he retired from the sea, He leaves a widow, three sons, and three daughters,
Two of his Sons are Captains.
|
sheet 8
Note 1; source Hull Museums Collections
The Truelov was built in Phillidelphia, America, in 1764 and came into English
hands during the American War of Independance where she had been used as a Privateeer.
She was sold to John Voase a wine merchant and ship Owner, and was converted into a Whaling Ship.
The Truelove made over 80 voyages, killing over 500 whales as well as seals, walruses, narwals,
and polar bears. The Truelove also bought wine from Oporto and for 9 years she was engaged in
general trade with the Baltic ports.
In 1835 the Truelove was one of the fleet trapped in ice in Melvilee Bay Greenland. Twenty of the
fleet were crushed but the Truelove survived unharmed. Captain Wells described her as
"handy as a cutter, safe as a lifeboat and tight as a bottle."
William Barron was the youngest apprentice on board the Truelove when he set sail
along with Captain Parker in 1849 for that seasons Whaling. He would work his way up
to Captain by 1861 becomming one of Hull's most noted Whaling Captains.
*Note 2, Spurn Head, North shore at the mouth of the Humber
Lettice brown Barron married sepqt1907 Hull to Richard Barton King
1911 census
source RG14PN28619 RG78PN1646 RD521 SD4 ED9 SN139
Place Sculcoates, Kingston upon Hull
Dwelling 30 Glencoe St, Allenby Road
Richard barton King head 28 m 3 years Jewellery Assistant
Lettice King wife 31 m children none
Lettice B King died decqt1914 hull aged 34
possible child
William B King born decqt1914 Sculcoates
Daisy S A Barron married sepqt 1917 Hull
to her widowed brother in-law Richard B King
Lily Barron died decqt1954 Hull aged 74
| London Gazette, 25th March 1955 |
Name of Decease Lily Barron
of 7 Hamlyn Avenue, Kingston upon Hull
died 27th November 1954
Payne & Sons, Hanover House,
Alfred Gelder Street, Kingston upon Hull
Beneficiaries:
Daisy salome ada King and Richard barton King.
Notice on or before 31st May 1955.
|
| PROBATE 23rd November 1980 Brighton |
KING, William barron of Wayside, 35 Westingway, Bognor Regis,
died 23rd October 1980.Administration Brighton 23rd November 1980.
Effects £5,560
|
sheet 9
sheet 9
MONICA MARSHALL
Also described as a relative is
the widow Monica Marshall (nee Hoggett) who benefited from William's WIll
by the sum of £1,500
Only one possible Monica Marshall
born Derby,
Her siblings recieved no benifits, which raises the question
was she related through Hoggett and received help as a widow, or
as the spouse of her deceased husband James Marshall.
1851 census
source Ho107, piee 2143, folio 535, page 1
place St Wesburge, Derby
dwelling schedule 2, 2 Burzon Street
William Hoggett head 41 Iron Monger Durham
Rosana Hoggett wife 40 Birmingham
Wm Lawrence Hoggett son 14 Gimp Wind Derby
Monica Hoggett dau 13 Lace wind Derby
Charles Hoggett son 9 Scholar Derby
Emma Hoggett dau 8 Scholar Derby
William Hoggett married 1834 Rosana Freeman
1881 Census
Source: RG11, Piece 5219, Folio 40, Page 6
Place: Chepstow, Monmouth, Wales
Dwelling: 20 High Street
Charles HOGGETT head M 39 Butcher Derby
Anne HOGGETT wife M 32 Chepstow, Monmouth
Charles HOGGETT son 9 Scholar Croydon, Surrey,
Florence HOGGETT dau 7 Scholar Croydon, Surrey
Jenny HOGGETT dau 8m Chepstow, Monmouth
Monica MARSHALL sister W 43 Derby,
William MARSHALL nephew 13 London, Middlesex
Monica Hoggett married 10 july 1864
James Marshall All Saints. Stepney, London
GRO Births
Monica Hoggett Derby DecQt1837 19-333
Charles Hoggett Derby JunQt1841 19-518
Emma Hoggett Derby JunQt1843 19-3?8?
Maria Hoggett Derby DecQt1859 7b 39?
sheet 11
Valerie A. Barron - source of Barron tree
Valerie A. Campbell born junqt1932 Birkenhead ( 6 siblings)
dau of Josephine Woolens 1894-1971 who married 9aug1823
in British Consulate, Caracus, Dutch West Indies
to James lambert martin Campbell, 01feb1895 - 1976
1939 Pre War reg
230 Baeburn Ave., Bebington, Cheshire,
James Lambert M Campbell, Still House Operator Dock Maker Retired Master Mariner
| The Gazette, London 15th October 1976 |
James lambert martin Campbell, 45 the Uplands, Newby Scarborough, North yorkshire
Formerly 51 Wymersley Road, Willerby Road, Kingston Upon Hull, North Humberside
Retired Master Mariner 13th April 1976
Eustace, Downs and Briggs Suffolk House, 21 Silver Street, Hull, North Humberside.
Solicitors (Phillip Sinclair Briggs and Kenneth arthur Downs) |
Valerie a Campbell married decqt1957 Hull, to George gordon Barron b.1929, son of Frank Barron
2 children
Anthony G Barron sepqt1960
Julie E Barron junqt1962
1939 Pre War register
88 Alanby Park Road, Hull
Frank Barron b. 12 dec 1895 Sup Engineer Ice Box Co. Refigeration
Gladys H Bsrron b. 7 mar 1893
George G Barron b. 18 jul 1929 at School
George gordon Barron, aged 21, Engineer, of 88 Alanby Park Rd, Hull
cabin class passenger on S.S. Rialto
Departed Hull 2nd Feb arrived New York 15th February 1951
also
George gordon Barron 2nd Engineer (r556085) signed on at Hull
arrived NY 29th May 1957 from Hull with S.S. Consuelo,
George gordon Barron died aged 70, North Yorkshire, January 2000.
Elec register 2003-2010
Valerie a Barron
7 Danes Dyke, Scarborough YO12 6UG
