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18 Jan 2003 From the 1901 Census:
PageID PersonID Civil Parish Full Name Gender Age Birth Year Occupation Where Born
358105 8707100 York Mary Cole Female 23 1878 Housemaid Domestic Yorks York
358574 8719360 York Robert Cole Male 34 1867 General Labourer Yorks York
358574 8719364 York Rose Cole Female 2 1899 Yorks York
358574 8719363 York Alice Cole Female 5 1896 Yorks York
358574 8719365 York Elsie Cole Female 1M 1901 Yorks York
358574 8719361 York Elizabeth Cole Female 31 1870 Yorks York
358574 8719362 York Arthur Cole Male 7 1894 Yorks YorkRobert was a Wool Driver.
Grave No:105839
!Burial No:9972 Park D
Burial No:67438
!Grave No:1952
!He was a Confectioner.
!From the 1881 Census:
Dwelling: Peasholme Green
Census Place: York St Cuthbert, York, England
Source: FHL Film 1342142 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 4723 Folio 45 Page 1
Marr Age Sex Birthplace
William COLE W 40 M York, York, England
Rel: Head
Occ: Confectioner
Chas.Reader COLE U 18 M York, York, England
Rel: Son
Occ: Confectioner
Annie Elizabeth COLE U 16 F York, York, England
Rel: Daur
Occ: Domestic Servant
Robert COLE 14 M York, York, England
Rel: Son
William Dense COLE 13 M York, York, England
Rel: Son
Thos.Doughty COLE 11 M York, York, England
Rel: Son
Occ: Scholar
Frederick Arthur COLE 2 M York, York, England
Rel: Son
Thos.Booth COLE 3 m M York, York, England
Rel: Grandson
Is Sarah's Maiden name Fell???
George was listed as out of employment on the 1901 Census. He was living in York at the time.
1051530 25338365 Fishburn George Male 76 1825 Out Of Employment Yorks Northallerton 4437 108
He was a General Labourer as listed on the 1881 census. (4328/65/7)
He was living at Bilton cum Harrogate, 13, Upper Denmar(k St?)
There were 5 children living with him at the time, along with his wife.
viz:
William, Unm, 24, Blacksmith, Born Hurworth on Tees.
Catherine, 11, Scholar, Born Melmerby.
Henry, 13, Errand Boy (un (employed??) Born Melmerby.
Aflred, 6, Scholar, Born Darlington.
Robert, 3, Born Darlington.
William was a Balcksmith (1881 Census 4328/65/7)
For some reason the extraction has only gone as far back as 1813. then there is a huge gap to 1655, so I will have to go to Norhtallerton and look in the records myself!
~A possible grandson: Bryan Rodwell Addinall born 11 jul 1929 at York Died 2q 1983 REgistered at Goole.
Became a Freeman of York, 18/08/1952, trade Insurance A/C Clerk.
Index notes grand father John Addinall, trade Iron Moulder.
He was a confectioner Works Labourer.
She was a domestic servant
Gunner 312161, 1st/1st West Riding Heavy Bty, Royal Garrison Artillery, d 17/02/1919, age 29, per War Dead.
Fish Street Independent Church.
~1 Dec 2006: I think that Alison Mildon is related to this family. She did use to live in London, but moved back to New Zealand about 3 or 4 years ago. THere is one possible match in the phone book for New Zealand:
A J Mildon, 7 Priory Close, Burlwood, Christchurch, New Zealand 0064+ 0-3-383-4589.
~Alison Milden wrote to me from London yesterday in which she lets me know that he is descended from this Alfred Fell. I have sent her an email in response. She is moving back to New Zealand in about 2-3 months. 7 sep 2001
She was born in New Zealand.
Polly had husband, and more than 2 children.
Other references indicate this is Elizabeth Ann Anderton, wife ofHyrum James Wells.
The letter below conflicts with this information. She (Elizabeth AnnAnderton) may have been referred to as Lizzy. Based upon below letter,Polly and Lizzy seem to be two different individuals. Polly inEngland, and Lizzy is Hyrum's wife.From a letter written in 1893 by William R. Wells and H, believed toJoseph Wells and Annie (Baldwin) Wells, "Lizzy and the children arewell, George never writes. News from England not very good. Louis andhis wife and daughter well, your aunts Jane and Hannah Maria well,David. Josephs wife and Toms children dead" and "Polly lost two of herchildren. We send our love to you and your wife and the two finegrandchildren". Later in the letter, "think them fine boys".
Polly had husband, and more than 2 children.
Other references indicate this is Elizabeth Ann Anderton, wife ofHyrum James Wells.
The letter below conflicts with this information. She (Elizabeth AnnAnderton) may have been referred to as Lizzy. Based upon below letter,Polly and Lizzy seem to be two different individuals. Polly inEngland, and Lizzy is Hyrum's wife.From a letter written in 1893 by William R. Wells and H, believed toJoseph Wells and Annie (Baldwin) Wells, "Lizzy and the children arewell, George never writes. News from England not very good. Louis andhis wife and daughter well, your aunts Jane and Hannah Maria well,David. Josephs wife and Toms children dead" and "Polly lost two of herchildren. We send our love to you and your wife and the two finegrandchildren". Later in the letter, "think them fine boys".
The IGI shows her name as Anna Maria.
From a letter written in 1893 by William R. Wells and H, believed toJoseph Wells and Annie (Baldwin) Wells, "Lizzy and the children arewell, George never writes. News from England not very good. Louis andhis wife and daughter well, your aunts Jane and Hannah Maria well,David. Josephs wife and Toms children dead" and "Polly lost two of herchildren. We send our love to you and your wife and the two finegrandchildren". Later in the letter, "think them fine boys".
The IGI shows her name as Anna Maria.
From a letter written in 1893 by William R. Wells and H, believed toJoseph Wells and Annie (Baldwin) Wells, "Lizzy and the children arewell, George never writes. News from England not very good. Louis andhis wife and daughter well, your aunts Jane and Hannah Maria well,David. Josephs wife and Toms children dead" and "Polly lost two of herchildren. We send our love to you and your wife and the two finegrandchildren". Later in the letter, "think them fine boys".
~Re Hyrum's Ordinance dates: The earliest that I can find on the IGI are in 1968 at the Logan Temple. I am surprised that I cannot find earlier dates from the actual 1860's etc which is when we would have expected him to have been baptised.
The dates from Carolyn rOyce are:
Bap 29 Dec 1990 JRIVE
End 5 jan 1991 JRIVE
SP 16 Feb 1991 JRIVE
I am putting in the earlier dates as per the IGI.~There is a marriage sealing 26 Apr 1991 at JRIVE of a Hyrum James Wells to an Elizabeth Ann Anderton. Yet there is also a sealing of a Hyrum Wells to an Elizabeth Ann Anderton date is 3 Mar 1993 JRIVE. Though we should usually take the earlier date to be the one that counts, because the notes below say that the middle name of James cannot be verified I will take the later date. I am wondering if Hyrum stayed active in the church or not....
No middle name or initial shown on Birth Records. Unable to verify middle name of James.
Twin Brother is Joseph Wells. Fraternal twins based upon a letter from Annie Baldwin to her mother commenting on how much Joseph and Hyrum look alike, not on how hard it is to tell them apart.
Name spelled Hiram on 1870 census.
Born at 2:05 AM 3/29/1854, at home, 21 North Street, Bradford, Yorkshire, England.
The IGI shows the birth location as Hurst Nook, Wigan (Bradford), Yorkshire, England, while Joseph (twin brother) is shown as Bradford, Yorkshire, England. The new IGI (v4.19) shows both locations, plus another using the name Hyrum James Wells.
Source Dunn reports his death in Richfield, Utah.
Burial records report cause of death as Pulmonary.
Date of birth wrong on burial records.
Departed from Bradford to Plymouth, boarded the Monarch of the Sea at Liverpool. Ship left on 28 April 1864, with 974 Latter Day Saints aboard, arriving New York on 3 Jun 1864, after 36 days at sea. Departed from New York to Wyoming, Nebraska (south of Omaha) where the Mormon Wagon Trains were assembled for the trip to Salt Lake City. 9 different Wagon Trains departed between June 5th and mid August, arriving between 26 August and 2 Nov in SLC. Most without rosters of members. A total of 2403 people
The ships roster shows the following Wells aboard: Alfred, Louis, Henrietta, Hyrum, Joseph, George, Mary Ann, and William. The entry for Louis Wells is beleived not to be part of the family, as ttheir Louis remained in England.
Source Royce shows 31 May 1968 at Logan
!Source Royce shows 22 Nov 1968 at Logan
Source Royce shows 31 May 1968 at Logan24 July 2001 I received an email from Dick Wells who is my 4th cousin twice removed about the Wells family, so I sent him all that I had on the Wells line and his ancestry also. Dick is also the 3rd cousin of Carolyn Ingledew Royce, and they had dinner recently, possibly yesterday, and I assume that this is how he got my email address. Anyway, it is good to hear from him. I have put in a request for info about who are / was members of the church..........Hopefully he is.......if not, I hope that it does not matter to him that I am .
She may have been known as Lizzy.
Letter from Annie Baldwin Wells to her mother, dated 4/23/1890, stated Lizzy is expected to deliver next month.
Source Royce reports the LDS Ordinance dates were done again in 1991 at Jordan River.
During 1900 Census, she reports a total of 6 children, with 5 still living. Either this is in error or Earl or the first Lillian does not belong to the family.
Mount Olivet Cemetery, grave S 218 9.
She may have been known as Lizzy.
Letter from Annie Baldwin Wells to her mother, dated 4/23/1890, statedLizzy is expected to deliver next month.
Source Royce reports the LDS Ordinance dates were done again in 1991at Jordan River.
During 1900 Census, she reports a total of 6 children, with 5 stillliving. Either this is in error or Earl or the first Lillian does notbelong to the family.
Mount Olivet Cemetery, grave S 218 9.
Never married.
AFN reports his birth date as 1888 in Bingham Canyon, Salt Lake, Utah, Source Royce reports DOB as 3/1/1888 in Park City.
He went deaf while working in the Bringham mine from blasting noise. He liked to walk everywhere after moving to Salt Lake City, and one night while walking home, he was hit by a car due to his deafness.
Source Dickinson reports DOD and burial as 1944
Mt Olivet Cemetery
Apparently died before 1892. Next daughter was Lillian May.
In April 1890, Lizzy was about 1 month away from delivering, per the letter from Joseph & Annie Baldwin Wells to her mother on 4/23/1890.
In April 1890, Lizzy was about 1 month away from delivering, per the letter from Joseph & Annie Baldwin Wells to her mother on 4/23/1890.
The AFN reports his birth as 1896, and Lillian's as 1890.
Additionally, the AFN reports his birth location as Bingham Canyon.
AFN reports his DOB as 1900. Location reported as Bingham Canyon.
Mount Olivet Cemetery, grave V 103 10.~IGI Dec 2002
Baptism 29 Dec 1990 JRIVE
Endowment 24 Jan 1991 JRIVE
SP 16 Feb 1991 JRIVE
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