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Joseph Richardson 5th son of Hannah and Thomas Richardson, born 12th January 1821

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1871 census
source                  RG10    piece 4783   folio 63 page 32 enu176
Place                   West Sculcoates, Kingston upon Hull, All Saints
Dwelling                72 Peel Street   

Jospeph   Richardson    head  u  50     Cabinet maker         Hull
Mary      Medd          serv  u  56     Housekeeper           
Mary      Afuy          serv  u  12     gen serv. Domestic    

And Marion, his bride to be, is still with her parents


1871 census
Source:            RG10 piece 4791 folio 17 page 32
Place:             Holy Trinity, North Myton, St Stevens district 19  Kingston upon Hull
Dwelling           1 Caughey Street
                               
                    Rel  Mar Age   Occ                     Birthplace
Robert       Brown  head  m  64    Accountant              Leeds
Harriet      Brown  wife  m  60                            Brigsley Lincs.
Marion Caton Brown  dau   u  30    School Mistress         Hull  

Joseph and Marian married 3rd Aug 1872 at St Stephen's Church Hull

Marriage solemnized at   St Stephens Church   in the parish of   St Stephens, Hull   in the county of   York
Number When Married Name and Surname Age Condition Rank or
Profession
Residence Fathers
name
Fathers
Rank
262 August 3rd
1872
Joseph Richardson full Bachelor Cabinet Maker 72 Peel St. Thomas Richardson Cabinet maker
Marian Caton
Brown
full Spinster   25 Caughey St Robert
Brown
Insurance
Agent
Married in the   Parish Church According to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church,
by Banns / Licence by me John Beck, Vicar   
Marsig This Marriage
was solomnized
between us.
In the presence of:

Robert Brown
Helen Campbell

Beverly and East Riding Recorder,   Saturday 17th August 1872, page 3
Marriages
August 3rd at St. Steven's Church, Hull, by the Rev. John Deck M.A.,
Mr. Joseph Richardson, Peel Street ( of the firm of Richardson and Sons Bond Street) to Marian Caton youngest daughter of Mr. Robert Brown Caughey Street.


 
GRO BIRTHS
Edith mary Richardson GRO decqt1873 Sculcoates 9d 191 Florence Hannah. Richardson GRO decqt1875 Sculcoates 9d 195 John Robert Richardson GRO junqt1877 Sculcoates 9d 199 Hilda Marion Richardson GRO decqt1878 Sculcoates 9d 200 Joseph Richardson GRO junqt1882 Sculcoates 9d 216
sheet 2

1877 Birth in Registration District of Sculcoates, Hull

Registration in Sus-district of  West Sculcoates in the County of   York
No. When and
where born
Name Sex Name of
father
Name of
Mother
Occupation
of Father
Informant When
Registered
262 Twenty first of March 1877
72 Peel st.
John
Robert
Boy Joseph
Richardson
Marion Caton
Richardson
formerly Brown
Cabinet
Maker
Joseph Richardson
father
72 Peel St. Hull
14 apr 1877

1881   cencus 
Source:                  RG11, piece 4759,   folio 81/82, page 16/17
Place:                   West Sculcoates,   Kingston upon Hull, Yorks
Dwelling:                schedule 77, 25 Peel Street.   

Joseph        Richardson  Head  m  60                       all born Hull
Marian Caton  Richardson  wife  m  40
Edith Mary    Richardson   dau      7    Scholar
Florence  H.  Richardson   dau      5      
John  Robert  Richardson   son      4    
Hilda Marian  Richardson   dau      2      
	
Alice Mary THISTLETON	  serv     19                      East Halton, Lincoln
Maria Elizth. GOODWIN	 nursemaid 17                      Goxhill, Lincoln


Joseph and Marion built a house in new Estate of Newland Park, Cottingham
A ceremonial Silver trowel was used to lay the foundation Stone on 1st April 1887.


Robert Brown's death cert, oct 1888, shows he died at Belverdere House, Informant Edith Richardson, grand daughter, Belverdere House, Cottingham possibly Robert Brown came to live with the Richardson family after Harriet died in marqt1887.

BELOW; 1892 Map of Newland Park
shows Belverdere was one of the first houses built in this prestigeous development.
sheet 3
map
photo


sheet 3

1891 Census 
Source                RG12 3914 folio 15
Place                 Cottingham, st johns, Kinston upon Hull
Dwelling              Belverdere, Newland Park,  Cottingham  

                            Rel Mar age   Occ                   Birthplace
Joseph        Richardson            70    living on own means   Hull
Marion Cate   Richardson            50                          hull
Edith Mary    Richardson            17 School                   Hull
Florence H.   Richardson            15 School                   Hull 
John Robert   Richardson            Boading school             see next sheet
Hilda Marion  Richardson            12 School                   Hull
Joseph        Richardson             9 School                   Hull
Ann Dison                           19 General Serv             Searby Linconshire
1892 Trade Directory
Newland Park (Cottingham Rd.) Brookside
Mr. Joseph Richardson - Belvedere

1891 census
Source:       RG12 3951 folio 37 page 1, enu 5, shed 7
Place         Skirlaugh, sub district Hornsea, St Nickolas
Dwelling      Newbegin, off Market Place

                   Rel Mar Age       Occ                              Birthplace
Henry    Elson     head  m  36       Teacher Private School           Louth Linconshire
Matha    Elson     wife  m  37                                        Buraley Lancashire
Kathleen Elson     dau       5       Scholar                          Eaton Bray Bucks
John R Richardson  Boarder  14       Scholar                          Hull Yorks
John H  Smith      Boarder  12       Scholar                          Cottingham
Sidney  Smith      Boarder   9       Scholar                          Cottingham
Mary    Garton     serv     19       General Serv                     Hornsea

Bulmers 1892, Hornsea, Acadamies and Schools
Holly Lodge (boys' classical & commercial - day & boarding);
Henry Elsom (Lond. Univ.), principal; F. Bradford, assistant master
Transcribed by Colin Hinson
Source Genuki , Hornsea Parish


sheet 4

Joseph death, GRO ref junqt1899 Skulcoates 7d,79 aged 78

Following Joseph's death
Marion moves to Bridlington
but 2 of the daughters remain in Hull

Will of 
Joseph Richardson


On 14 August 1899, Joseph eldest son, John Robert Richardson now head of the family business, applied for a Passport.
Intended Destination details are lost; However it is known he went to Africa at some time previous to his marriage in 1901 possibly to secure Timber contracts for the family business.
Whilst in Africa he contracted Maleria which plaqued him the rest of his life.

sheet 4

1901 census            
Source:                  RG13, piece 4524  folio 47  page 37/38 shed 260
place                    Bridlington
dwelling                 Caton House, Flamborough Rd 
                  
                         Rel Mar Age   Occ                       Birthplace
Marian  C    Richardson  head  M  60    Living on own means      Hull
Edith        Richardson   dau  S  27                             Hull
Joseph       Richardson   son  s  19    Architecs pupil Stu      Hull
Elizabeth E. Barnes               21    Housemaid domestic

1901 census              Newlands western devision, st Augustin, Sculcoates
Scource:                 RG13 piece 4470    folio 74   page 9 shed 38
Place:                   Benningholme, 129  Westbourne Ave  

Florence     Richardson  dau    25
Hilda        Richardson  dau    22
Ada Dawes                       20   Cook, General Servant

And On their honeymoon

1901 census              Painton , Torquay,  Devon
Scource:                 piece 2063 folio    page8 enu 44
Place:                   Esplanade Hotel,    Christchurch parish

John    Richardson      visitor  24     Timber Merchant        Yorks Hull
Louisa  Richardson      visitor  24                            Yorks Wakefield

Hull Daily Mail,   10-20th January 1905, page 1
SERVANTS;
Wanted at once, experiance housemaid, Also Cook -Genral for the 28th
Apply Mrs. Richardson, Caton Lodge, Station Walk, Cottingham

sheet 5

HULL DAILY Mail, 11 July 1910,
DEATHS;
9th July At Caton Lodge, Cottingham,
Marian Caton, Widow of the
late Joseph Richardson of Belvedere Newland Park, Hull.



Marian's WILL left Caton Lodge to
all 3 daughters to share,
till they married however by 1921 they had sold it and move away.

Joseph and Marian are both buried
at Hull Western Cemetery
See Info 3c

  Caton Lodge
Caton Lodge



1911 census
Source             Rg14 district 501/2 ed 4  
place              Cottingham , Kingston upon Hull, East Yorks
dwelling           schedule 142, Caton Lodge, Station Walk. 

Edith mary      Richardson  head    S 37   Private means            Hull, Yorkshire
Florence hannah Richardson  sister  S 35   Private means            Hull, Yorkshire
Hilda marian    Richrdson   sister  S 32   Private means            Hull, Yorkshire
Joseph          Richardson  brother S 29   Timber Merchants Cashier Hull, Yorkshire
Alice matilda Flemming      serv    s 41   General Domestic         Hull, Yorkshire

1911 census
Source            RG14PN28900 RG78PN1663 RD526 SD2 ED11 SN383 
Place             Hilderthorpe,  Bridlington, East Riding
Dwelling          Seacroft, Trafalgar Cresent, private house 8 rooms
   
John robert    Richardson head 34 m 10 years  Timber Merchant employer    Hull,      Yorks
Louisa ellen   Richardson wife 34 m 2 children                            Wakefield, Yorks
Frances eileen Richardson dau   8                                         Hull,      Yorks
Cynthia caton  Richardson dau   6                                         Hull,      Yorks
Theresa emily  Adams      ser  40 widow    Cook                           Liverpool, Lancs
Kate Spindley             ser  17          Housemaid                      Hull,      Yorks


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