Family History, Dawson Chart 0600 Thomas Dawson and Elizabeth Whineray

1891 Newfield, Seathwaite, Lancashire. With the family was May E NICHOLSON Niece single aged 15 an Assistant Domestic born Hawkshead, Lancashire and an Edith S NICHOLSON a Scholar born Hawkshead, Lancashire. With the family was a Stephen STEPHENSON a Boarder aged 74 a Retired Farm Labourer, a John STEPHENSON a Servant a Farm Servant born Seathwaite and an Elizabeth GARTH aged 18 a Domestic Servant born Lindal, Lancashire. 1901 Newfield, Dunnerdale with Seathwiate, Lancashire. With the family was Edith S NICHOLSON a Niece aged 19 born Hawkshead, Lancashire a William J WARING a Servant aged 25 an Agricultural Labourer born Kirkley, Lancashire and a George GIBBONS aged 48 a Sewage Drain Inspector born Croxton, Cheshire. 1911 Newfield, Seathwiate, Near Brought-in Furness, Lancashire. Also with the family was John DAWSON Farmers Brother single aged 78 Retired Yeoman born Lancashire and William BROCKLEBAD down as Farmers Brother but only aged 24 a Farm servant born Blawith, Lancashire, (having looked at actual census this is incorrect and it should be Farmers Servant, not Farmers Brother) a A L MICKINS a Servant, aged 15 (female) a Domestic Servant born Barrow, Lancashire and a William Sedden SINCLAIR a Visitor aged 25 an Engineering Draughtsman born Goran, Renfrew. (Elizabeth is down as having had four children at the date of this Census, three of whom survive and one of who had died) 1851 Everard Lodge, Lowick, Lancashire. With them was her brother-in-law Robert Whineray (37) unmarried, farm servant, born Dunnerdale, Lancashire, George Tyson(23), unmarried, farm servant, born Cartmel , Lancashire; William Redhead (17) ,unmarried, farm servant, born Subberthwaite, Lancashire, and Ann Leece(18), unmarried, farm servant, born Millom, Cumberland 1861 Hall, Dunnerdale, Seathwaite, Lancashire. 1871 No 4 Hall, Dunnerdale, Lancashire. With Elizabeth was her sister Mary aged 35 a Grocer, both born Seathwaite, Lancashire, Robert WHINERAY, Uncle aged 57 a Landowner born Dunnerdale, Lancashire and a Stephen STEPHENSON a Boarder aged 54 a Retired Farmer born Ulpha, Cumberland. 1881 Grandy Lane, Hawkshead Monk Coniston, Skelwith, Lancashire. Elizabeth was with her sister Sarah and her family on this Census. 1883 Newton Street, Millom, Lancashire (address at marriage) (possibly living with Robert ATKINSON) 1891 Newfield, Seathwaite, Lancashire. With the family was May E NICHOLSON Niece single aged 15 an Assistant Domestic born Hawkshead, Lancashire and an Edith S NICHOLSON a Scholar born Hawkshead, Lancashire. With the family was a Stephen STEPHENSON a Boarder aged 74 a Retired Farm Labourer, a John STEPHENSON a Servant a Farm Servant born Seathwaite and an Elizabeth GARTH aged 18 a Domestic Servant born Lindal, Lancashire. 1901 Newfield, Dunnerdale with Seathwiate, Lancashire. With the family was Edith S NICHOLSON a Niece aged 19 born Hawkshead, Lancashire a William J WARING a Servant aged 25 an Agricultural Labourer born Kirkley, Lancashire and a George GIBBONS aged 48 a Sewage Drain Inspector born Croxton, Cheshire. Thomas and Elizabeth were involved in a Riot at their public house in 1904 details as follows: The last two riots on public works, curiously enough, fell within days of each other in the blazing summer of 1904: the killings at the Ram near Tidworth and at Seathwaite Tarn in Cumberland. Few regular navvies worked at Seathwaite, an isolated little concrete dam in the almost soil-less fells above Dunnerdale, under an immense, silent, grey-green corrie scattered with scree, but nevertheless newspapers began with headlines of navvy riots before saying they were sorry for maligning honest men. The rioters were labourers. 'In addition to the genuine navvy,' said the North Western Daily News, 'there is always a lot of men who are really hangers on.' Such were Owen Cavanagh, Joseph Foy, and Garrett Kinsella. The pub where it all happened is now the Newfield Inn. Then it was the New Field Hotel, a little old thick-walled house in an L-shape of buildings in a sharp bend in the road. All around are the woods by the River Doddon. It was a hot summer. People died of the heat. Two navvies died of heat stroke in Colchester. In Seathwaite the hot sunlight burned out the intense rocky greyness of the place. Owen Cavanagh was a young Millom man, an ex-soldier (he had a bad eye), a labourer — not a navvy — making the road that switchblades up the fell to the dam. He had a drink-damaged liver and peritonitis and the day he was shot he'd started drinking at nine in the morning. By midday he, Foy, and Kinsella were in the New Field. Foy fell asleep and the publican ordered them out. They smashed the deep-set windows and the furniture, a hanging lamp, glasses, beer bottles, a mirror. Everything breakable was broken except the whisky bottles which they opened. They hurled half a ton of rocks at the vicarage, the church and the schoolhouse in the shade of the trees by the Doddon, before trooping back to stone the New Field. A barman shot Foy in the legs. The publican shot Kinsella. An engineer called Todd shot Cavanagh, who died next day in the tourist luncheon room. The gunmen were acquitted. 1911 Newfield, Seathwiate, Near Brought-in Furness, Lancashire. Also with the family was John DAWSON Farmers Brother single aged 78 Retired Yeoman born Lancashire and William BROCKLEBAD down as Farmers Brother but only aged 24 a Farm servant born Blawith, Lancashire, (having looked at actual census this is incorrect and it should be Farmers Servant, not Farmers Brother) a A L MICKINS a Servant, aged 15 (female) a Domestic Servant born Barrow, Lancashire and a William Sedden SINCLAIR a Visitor aged 25 an Engineering Draughtsman born Goran, Renfrew. (Elizabeth is down as having had four children at the date of this Census, three of whom survive and one of who had died) 1891 Newfield, Seathwaite, Lancashire. With the family was May E NICHOLSON Niece single aged 15 an Assistant Domestic born Hawkshead, Lancashire and an Edith S NICHOLSON a Scholar born Hawkshead, Lancashire. With the family was a Stephen STEPHENSON a Boarder aged 74 a Retired Farm Labourer, a John STEPHENSON a Servant a Farm Servant born Seathwaite and an Elizabeth GARTH aged 18 a Domestic Servant born Lindal, Lancashire. 1901 Newfield, Dunnerdale with Seathwiate, Lancashire. With the family was Edith S NICHOLSON a Niece aged 19 born Hawkshead, Lancashire a William J WARING a Servant aged 25 an Agricultural Labourer born Kirkley, Lancashire and a George GIBBONS aged 48 a Sewage Drain Inspector born Croxton, Cheshire. 1911 Newfield, Seathwiate, Near Brought-in Furness, Lancashire. Also with the family was John DAWSON Farmers Brother single aged 78 Retired Yeoman born Lancashire and William BROCKLEBAD down as Farmers Brother but only aged 24 a Farm servant born Blawith, Lancashire, (having looked at actual census this is incorrect and it should be Farmers Servant, not Farmers Brother) a A L MICKINS a Servant, aged 15 (female) a Domestic Servant born Barrow, Lancashire and a William Sedden SINCLAIR a Visitor aged 25 an Engineering Draughtsman born Goran, Renfrew. (Elizabeth is down as having had four children at the date of this Census, three of whom survive and one of who had died) 1891 Newfield, Seathwaite, Lancashire. With the family was May E NICHOLSON Niece single aged 15 an Assistant Domestic born Hawkshead, Lancashire and an Edith S NICHOLSON a Scholar born Hawkshead, Lancashire. With the family was a Stephen STEPHENSON a Boarder aged 74 a Retired Farm Labourer, a John STEPHENSON a Servant a Farm Servant born Seathwaite and an Elizabeth GARTH aged 18 a Domestic Servant born Lindal, Lancashire. 1901 Newfield, Dunnerdale with Seathwiate, Lancashire. With the family was Edith S NICHOLSON a Niece aged 19 born Hawkshead, Lancashire a William J WARING a Servant aged 25 an Agricultural Labourer born Kirkley, Lancashire and a George GIBBONS aged 48 a Sewage Drain Inspector born Croxton, Cheshire. 1911 Newfield, Seathwiate, Near Brought-in Furness, Lancashire. Also with the family was John DAWSON Farmers Brother single aged 78 Retired Yeoman born Lancashire and William BROCKLEBAD down as Farmers Brother but only aged 24 a Farm servant born Blawith, Lancashire, (having looked at actual census this is incorrect and it should be Farmers Servant, not Farmers Brother) a A L MICKINS a Servant, aged 15 (female) a Domestic Servant born Barrow, Lancashire and a William Sedden SINCLAIR a Visitor aged 25 an Engineering Draughtsman born Goran, Renfrew. (Elizabeth is down as having had four children at the date of this Census, three of whom survive and one of who had died) 1926 National Probate Calendar DAWSOnN William Casson ofRose Cottage Seathwirte Lancashire died 22 April 1926 at the Mental Hospital Gladesville, Hunters Hill Municipality New South Wales Australia Probate Carlisle to Annis Whineray (wife of Samuel Whineray). Effects £555 12s.1d. 1891 Newfield, Seathwaite, Lancashire. With the family was May E NICHOLSON Niece single aged 15 an Assistant Domestic born Hawkshead, Lancashire and an Edith S NICHOLSON a Scholar born Hawkshead, Lancashire. With the family was a Stephen STEPHENSON a Boarder aged 74 a Retired Farm Labourer, a John STEPHENSON a Servant a Farm Servant born Seathwaite and an Elizabeth GARTH aged 18 a Domestic Servant born Lindal, Lancashire. 1901 Newfield, Dunnerdale with Seathwiate, Lancashire. With the family was Edith S NICHOLSON a Niece aged 19 born Hawkshead, Lancashire a William J WARING a Servant aged 25 an Agricultural Labourer born Kirkley, Lancashire and a George GIBBONS aged 48 a Sewage Drain Inspector born Croxton, Cheshire. 1911 Newfield, Seathwiate, Near Brought-in Furness, Lancashire. Also with the family was John DAWSON Farmers Brother single aged 78 Retired Yeoman born Lancashire and William BROCKLEBAD down as Farmers Brother but only aged 24 a Farm servant born Blawith, Lancashire, (having looked at actual census this is incorrect and it should be Farmers Servant, not Farmers Brother) a A L MICKINS a Servant, aged 15 (female) a Domestic Servant born Barrow, Lancashire and a William Sedden SINCLAIR a Visitor aged 25 an Engineering Draughtsman born Goran, Renfrew. (Elizabeth is down as having had four children at the date of this Census, three of whom survive and one of who had died) 1901 Newfield, Dunnerdale with Seathwiate, Lancashire. With the family was Edith S NICHOLSON a Niece aged 19 born Hawkshead, Lancashire a William J WARING a Servant aged 25 an Agricultural Labourer born Kirkley, Lancashire and a George GIBBONS aged 48 a Sewage Drain Inspector born Croxton, Cheshire.

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3 Mary Margaret DAWSON born about March quarter 1885 Seathwaite, Lancashire occupation 1891 Scholar 1911 Housewife Work at Home	4 William Casson DAWSON born about September quarter 1887 Seathwaite, Lancashire occupation 1911 Working at Home died 22nd April 1926 The Mental Hospital Gladesville Hunters Hill Municipality New South Wales Australia	5 Sarah Elizabeth H DAWSON born about March quarter 1890 Seathwaite, Lancashire occupation 1911 Housewife Work at Home	6 John DAWSON born about December quarter 1892 Seathwaite, Lancashire died between 1901 and 1911

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