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1841 census Source HO 107 piece 1272/5 folio 38 page 22 place Wakefield, district 10 Dwelling Northgate George Roberts 60 Gardener Y Martha Roberts 60 Y Joseph Roberts 30 Gardener Y Martha Roberts 20 Ywhere is son George and other children also
1841 census Wakefield Source HO107 piece 1272/9 folio 17 page 27 Place Wakefield district 18 Dwelling Wood street born this parish George Roberts 60 Gardiner Y Matha Roberts 60 Y Joseph Roberts 30 Gardiner Y Martha Roberts 20 Y Hana Wilner? 15 F S Y
1851 census Source HO107; Piece: 2327; Folio: 18; Page: 28 Place Wakefield District 1a, St Johns Dwelling schedule 114, Albion Street, Joseph Roberts head U 44 Farmer and Gardener emp 6 lab Wakefield George Roberts brother U 35 farmer and Gardener Martha Roberts sister U 35 unmarried George Henry Roberts nephew U 8 scholar Martha Taylor ser 21 gen servant
London Gazette, 26 Nov 1858. |
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NOTICE is hereby given, that application is
intended to be made to Parliament in the
next session, by the London and North Western
Railway Company (hereinafter called " the Company",
for an Act for the following purposes, or
some of them :To authorize the Company to make and maintain
the railways following, or one of them, with all proper stations, works, and
conveniences connected therewith, namley, A railway to commence by a junction with the last-mentioned intended railway at its proposed terminus near Intake-lane aforesaid, thence to pass in, through, or into the several parishes, townships, and extra-parochial or other places following, or some of them, viz., Dewsbury, Wakefield, Ossett, Osset-cum-Gawthorp, Alverthorpe, Alverthorpe-cum-Thornes, Alverthorpecum-Thorpe, Wrenthorpe, and Stanley-cum-Wrenthorpe, and to terminate by a double junction with the Bradford, Wakefield, and Leeds Railway, one of such junctions being in or near to a certain garden belonging to George Lane Fox, Esquire, and in the occupation of George Roberts and Joseph Roberts, in the township of Wrenthorpe otherwise Stanley-cum-Wrenthorpe and parish of Wakefield, |
1861 census Source RG9; Piece: 3422; Folio: 29; Page: 51; Place Wakefield district 1, St Johns Dwelling Albion Street, sched 212 Rel Mar Age Occ born Joseph Roberts head U 54 Farmer occ 95 acres Wakefield employing 2 lab and 2 women George Roberts brother u 46 Farmer Wakefield George H Roberts nephew u 18 Farmer Wakefield Sarah Armistead ser u 55 general servant Wakefield
1871 census Source RG10, piece 4623, folio 29, page 49 Place Wakefield, St Johns Dwelling schedule 236 Albion Street Joseph Roberts head s 64 Farmer of 27 Acres empy. 2 women 3 men George Roberts brother s 55 Farmers partner Emma Hassal serv w 55 Domestic
1881 Source: RG11 Piece 4576 Folio 16 Page 26 Place: Wakefield, York, England Dwelling: Albion St Joseph ROBERTS Head U 74 Retired farmer Wakefield Mary A. TAYLOR ser U 50 Gen Serv Wakefield
Sheffield Daily Telegraph, 8th April 1876, page 7 |
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April 1st, at his Residence, George Roberts, Albion Street, Wakefield, in his 75? year xxx |
Probate 26th April 1876. |
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George Roberts The Will of George Roberts late of Wakefield in the County of York Gentleman, who died 1st April 1876 at Wakefield, was proved at Wakefield by Joseph Roberts of Wakefield Gentleman the brother and John Bedford Boston of Sheffield in the said County, Cloth Merchant and George henry Roberts of Wakefield Market Gardener the nephew - the Executors. Effects under £ 12,000 |
Probate 20th June 1882. |
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Joseph Roberts The Will of Joseph Roberts late of Wakefield in the County of York Gentleman, who died 25th May 1882 at Wakefield, was proved at Wakefield by George Henry Roberts Market Gardener the nephew and John Scott Gentleman both of Wakefield, two of the Executors. Personal Estate £ 33,728 3s 5d |
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