John and Sarah Green had three children. Their children are Harriet's first siblings and first cousins.
- 42.1.1 - Harriet Green (1814-1871)
- 42.1.2 - George Green (1816-1901)
- Samuel Green (1844-1914)
- 1861: Apprenticed to Mary Clarke. Grocer, The Cross, Wath upon Dearne
- Married Matilda Livesey (1845-1912) in New Malton, Yorkshire in 1875. New Malton is the newer part of Malton and was established by 1138.
- 1881: Grocer, 5-7 Church Street, Wath. This is close enough to the Cross to suggest that he might have taken over the business where he was apprenticed
- Children:
- Emily Anne Green (1876)
- Thomas Arthur Green (1879)
- Lilian Ethel Green (1880)
- Florence Mildred Green (1882)
- 1891: 1 Doncaster Road, Wath. Next to the Cross Keys Inn, which is still there. He is now a wine and spirit traveller.
- 1901: 27 Westgate, Barnsley. Grocer and warehouseman (worker); 1911: 131 Summer Lane. Died three years later.
- Eliza Green (1846-1929)
- 1861: Domestic servant to her uncle (not known to us) James Laughton, farmer in Walkerith nr Gainsborough, Lincolnshire (also not known to us, and over 40 miles from home for Eliza)
- Married George Slater (1842) in York in 1867 (over 40 miles from Barnsley; over 60 from Walkerith - so perhaps it's "Yorkshire")
- George is a whitesmith (a metalworker who does finishing work on iron and steel such as filing, lathing, burnishing or polishing), and they live at 3 South Parade Cottages, Doncaster (near here)
- My photos of Doncaster are here.
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| Former Wine Merchants, Doncaster, 1780 (my photo) |
- Children:
- George Slater (1869)
- Arthur Slater (1876)
- 1881: Widow at 34. Two boarders to help make ends meet. 35 Horse Fair Doncaster.
- 1901: With her son in Stockport
- Walter Green (1848)
- 1861: At home in Darfield. Apprentice quarry man, age 13
- 1871: Lodger at 54 Old Mill Lane, Barnsley. Stone mason.
- Married Georgianna Hawksworth (1851) at St Mary, Barnsley in 1871
- They live at 37 Harborough Hill Road, Barnsley; then 1 Honeywell Street
- Children:
- George Green (1872)
- Florence Jane Green (1881)
- Mary Jane Green (1849)
- 1871: At home in Darfield. No later record found.
- Frederic George Green (1853-1901)
- 1871: Apprentice grocer with Jabez Sheldon at 2 Ash Court, Eastgate, Barnsley
- Married Sarah Morton Briggs (1852-1911) at St George, Barnsley in 1877
- No known children
- He was now a grocer, and they live at 10 Little Field Road, Wombwell, Barnsley
- 1901: 5 Freemans Buildings, Featherstone, Wakefield. Colliery clerk.
- Arthur James Green (1855-1921)
- 1871: At home in Darfield. Clerk in coal office, age 15
- Married Ada (Addie) Cheetham (1861-1952) in Rotherham in 1882
- He is a colliery clerk, and they live in Bolton upon Dearne, Barnsley
- Children:
- Frederick Arthur Green (1880)
- Jessie Gladys Green (1885)
- John H Green (1891)
- Doris Evelyn Green (1894)
- George Green (1899)
- 1901: 72 Doncaster Road, Mexborough, Doncaster. Coal agent; 1911: 20 Kings Road, Wheatley, Doncaster
- Thomas Green (1858)
- 1881: At home in Brampton Bierlow. Colliery clerk.
- Married Elizabeth Thompson Hague (1860-1921) in Swinton, Rotherham in 1890
- He was now a clerk at the clay works, and they live with his widowed mother at 2 Barnsley Road, Wombwell
- Children:
- John Henry Green (1863-1906)
- 1881: At home in Brampton Bierlow. Engaged at the coal mine, age 17
- Married Sarah Ann Martha Howitt (1866) in Swinton in 1885
- No later record found
- 42.1.3 - Susannah Green (1818)
- 42.1.4 - William Green (1823-1872)
- 42.1.5 - Edmund Green (1826-1907)
- Henrietta Green (1855-1925)
- John Henry Green (1857)
- Identified from another tree, and a civil birth registration
- 1881: A John H. Green born North Yorks, of the right age, was a footman at Hemsworth Hall.
- Ann Elizabeth Green (1859-1925)
- Married John Green (1842-1924) in Sheffield in 1899
- John is no known relative. He had three children from a previous marriage, one of whom - Mark Green (1877) - was with John and Ann in 1901.
- John was a labourer (steel works?), and they live at 248 Petre Street, East Brightside, Sheffield. This road is now an industrial estate.
- 1911: No. 250. Labourer in armour at plate mills. This would have been at the nearby Grimesthorpe Ordnance Works established by Charles Cammell (his third appearance in these pages). This mill was powered by one of the most powerful steam engines in the world - the 12,000 HP River Don Engine - which survives at the Kelham Island Industrial Museum. One of the tools this drove was a 4000 ton press, which made armour plating for tanks and Dreadnought battleships. John probably started making armour plating towards the end of John de Gruchy's career as a builder of warships in Portsmouth. Ian Buixton and Ian Johnson confirm in The Battleship Builders that the plate was transported by rail - 2634 tons of it between 4 and 9 inches thick for HMS Lion built at Devonport in 1910, for example.
- Albert Edmund Green (1876-1947)
- 1891: At home in Brightside Bierlow. He was a carter, possibly helping his father who, an ex-miller, was a provision and coal merchant at this time
- Married Florence Mary Cleathero (1874-1952) in Sheffield in 1900
- By this time, he was an electrician, and they lived in Ecclesfield
- Children:
- Florence Mabel Green (1902)
- 1911: 11 Barmbro [Barnburgh] Lane, Goldthorpe, Rotherham. Colliery electrical engineer. 1939: No. 91. Colliery plumber
- 42.1.6 - Samuel Green (1830-1898)
- Annie Green (1857-1946)
- Born in Idle
- Married Arthur William Harbord (1861-1823)
- 1881: At home in Brightside Bierlow. Married, but husband absent
- Arthur is an engineer's foreman from Suffolk. In 1891, they live at 11 Stafford Road, Sheffield; 20 Ranby Road in 1901, and 1911, by which time he is a manager.
- Children:
- 1939: 8 Greystones Avenue, Sheffield. Widowed. Her son is a nightwatchman
More information on these families in Chapter 59.
Next (Harriet's maternal cousins)
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