Family History, Setterfield Chart 0519 Thomas Setterfield and Mary Ann (Rilatt) Rilate

1841 Not found at present 1851 Innocent Street, Boston, Lincolnshire. There was a visitor and Elizabeth BEDLIBY? aged 50 born Boston, Lincolnshire, occupation given as None. 1861 Lincolnshire Street, Boston, Lincolnshire. With the family were Henry SETTERFIELD Grandson aged 3 a Scholar, John Thomas CLARKE aged 11 a Scholar and Grandson, Mary Ann CLARKE aged 11 a Granddaughter and William Robert CLARKE Grandson aged 6 a Scholar all of them born in Boston, Lincolnshire We believe that Thomas SETTERFIELD (SUTTERFIELD) born in Margate and who lived in Boston, Lincolnshire and died in 1866 in Margate is this Thomas: An Ann Mabberley on 24th March 2012 sent me information regarding Thomas including the following Newspaper report of an Inquest for a Thomas SETTERFIELD, I will over the next few weeks try to find enough information to support her ideas; Kentish Gazette Tuesday 27 February 1866 MARGATE— Death by Falling from the Pier Steps.—An inquest was held at the Town Hall on Saturday afternoon, before W. H. Payn, Esq., Coroner, on the body of Thomas Setterfield, mariner, aged 67 years, who met with his death by a fall from the pier steps into the harbour. From the evidence of John Setterfield, brother of the deceased, it appeared that the deceased spent an hour at his house on Wednesday night, and left about 9 o'clock to go on board his vessel in the harbour, when he was perfectly sober, and about half-past six o'clock on Thursday morning he was sent for to the police-station to see the deceased, who had been injured. He ordered him to be taken to his (witness's) house, where he received every attention until he expired about quarter past 8 on Friday morning. Edward Hinge, a coast-guardsman at Margate, stated that was on duty at the Droit-office on Wednesday night about half-past 11, when he saw a sailor coming down the pier and enquired of him if he was policeman and had the watch. He told him he was not policeman but that he had the watch. Deceased said he had been to see his friends, and was then going on board his vessel. He told him he could not get aboard his vessel as she was aground, but he went down the pier accompanied by the witness, and when opposite to the vessel he saw he could not get on board. He said he would go and get in the boat which was lying astern of vessel, and witness told him he had better not, for he did not think he could get into the boat. He made an attempt to go down the steps, and when about half-way down seemed to have lost all control over himself, and reeled against the inner wall and then fell overboard into harbour, Witness hailed the schooner, and the men came deck. He told them that their mate was overboard, and one of the men got from the vessel down the stern rope into the boat, but said could not reach the deceased. He told him get a boat-hook, which he did, and with assistance got him in the boat. Deceased was walking very steady, and talked very reasonable when he first saw him.— Mr. W. F. Hunter said he was called see the deceased, and on examining him found a small wound on the left side of the head near the back; but there was fracture of the skull. He afterwards attended him at his brother's house, and was sent for Friday morning about half-past 8, when found deceased quite dead. He considered his death was occasioned by concussion of the brain and spinal cord. Considerable discussion here ensued among the jury on the Coroner summing up, whether they ought not to append a recommendation to the verdict that the pier authorities put chain some protection down the steps, or a light on the pier for the convenience of persons using the harbour, as there was not even a rope or life buoy at this part of the pier.—Mr. S. S. Chancellor, clerk of the pier, said had all the apparatus for restoring life in cases of drowning, in the Droit office ; but this was considered of little or no use when he (Mr. Chancellor) was asleep on the Marine Terrace. The jury then returned the following verdict: - " That Thomas Setterfield died from injuries received by accidentally falling down the stone steps, and rebounding from there into the harbour." The Coroner was directed to write to the Mayor and Council, and lay before them the views of the jury. 1841 Not found at present 1851 Innocent Street, Boston, Lincolnshire. There was a visitor and Elizabeth BEDLIBY? aged 50 born Boston, Lincolnshire, occupation given as None. 1861 Lincolnshire Street, Boston, Lincolnshire. With the family were Henry SETTERFIELD Grandson aged 3 a Scholar, John Thomas CLARKE aged 11 a Scholar and Grandson, Mary Ann CLARKE aged 11 a Granddaughter and William Robert CLARKE Grandson aged 6 a Scholar all of them born in Boston, Lincolnshire 1871 12 Locomotive Street, Boston, Lincolnshire. With Mary and Jane was a Henry SUTTERFIELD aged 1 a Grandson,, Born Boston, Lincolnshire and a Joseph MITCHIN? (MITCHAM on BMD), Grandson aged 7 a Scholar born Boston, Lincolnshire. 1881 42 Innocent Street, Boston, Lincolnshire. With Mary was a William SUTTERFIELD aged 1 a Grandson born Boston, Lincolnshire. 1827 IGI baptism 1841 Innocent Street, Boston, Lincolnshire. There is a Sarah SUTTERFIELD at this address, it appears as though she is 10, This is where family was in 1851, There is only Jane with her down as being 15 1851 40 Innocent Street, Boston, Lincolnshire. 1861 Lincolnshire Street, Boston, Lincolnshire. Sarah was with her parents also with the family were Henry SETTERFIELD Grandson aged 3 a Scholar, Then three of Sarah's children, John Thomas CLARKE aged 11 a Scholar and Grandson, Mary Ann CLARKE aged 9 a Granddaughter and William Robert CLARKE Grandson aged 6 a Scholar all of them born in Boston, Lincolnshire 1871 17 Queen Street, Balby with Hexthorpe, Yorkshire. Children George aged 12 a Scholar born Thorne, Yorkshire (I would think from a previous marriage for George) Then Thomas CLARK Stepson aged 21 a Joiner born Boston, Lincolnshire and Thomas Stepson aged 18 an Engine Fitter born Boston, Lincolnshire. 1881 19 Queen Street, Balby cum Hexthorpe, Yorkshire. They had a son Jonathan aged 9 a Scholar born Doncaster, Yorkshire 1891 40 Queen Street, Balby with Hexthorpe, Yorkshire. Sarah was a widow aged 62 Living on Own Mean, with her was John, son, aged 20 a General Labouer born Balby, Yorkshire. There were two boarders with them. 1829 IGI baptism 1841 Innocent Street, Boston, Lincolnshire. There is a Sarah SUTTERFIELD at this address, it appears as though she is 10, This is where family was in 1851, There is only Jane with her down as being 15 1851 Not found at present 1861 Lincolnshire Street, Boston, Lincolnshire. With the family were Henry SETTERFIELD Grandson aged 3 a Scholar, John Thomas CLARKE aged 11 a Scholar and Grandson, Mary Ann CLARKE aged 11 a Granddaughter and William Robert CLARKE Grandson aged 6 a Scholar all of them born in Boston, Lincolnshire 1871 12 Locomotive Street, Boston, Lincolnshire. With Mary and Jane was a Henry SUTTERFIELD aged 1 a Grandson,, Born Boston, Lincolnshire and a Joseph MITCHIN?, Grandson aged 7 a Scholar born Boston, Lincolnshire. 1881 1 Pipe Office Lane, Boston, Lincolnshire. With Thomas and Jane were Maria KIRKE daughter, aged 10 a Scholar born Sheffield, Yorkshire. Henry SUTTERFIELD down as son-in-law aged 23 a General Labourer born Boston, Lincolnshire and down as married then Susan SUTTERFIELD down as daughter-in-law aged 21 a Dressmaker born Spalding, Lincolnshire and then Ann SUTTERFIELD down as Step daughter aged 4 born Boston, Lincolnshire. From the first child I would think Thomas had been married before, then I think Henry is a child of Jane before they married, Susan is actually the wife of Henry, and Ann is ?, they were married in 1875 so her age being 4 should mean it is a child of theirs, but then it should have the name KIRK, have not found marriage as yet for Henry and Susan if indeed Susan is Henry's wife and it could be their child but why put down step daughter not Granddaughter but it was not his Granddaughter so perhaps it should be Step Granddaughter, which having worked through it I would think is the most likely. (More work needs to be done) 1829 IGI baptism 1851 Innocent Street, Boston, Lincolnshire. There was a visitor and Elizabeth BEDLIBY? aged 50 born Boston, Lincolnshire, occupation given as None. 1861 Innocent Street, Boston, Lincolnshire. Children William A aged 4, Jno Thos aged 1 and Hy J aged 1 month all born Boston, Lincolnshire. 1871 32 Innocent Street, Boston, Lincolnshire. Children John T, aged 10, Henry I aged 10, Eliza aged 4 and Sarah A aged 2 all Scholars and James MITCHAM aged 4 months born Boston, Lincolnshire. 1881 1 Coles Passage, Boston, Lincolnshire. Children Henry aged 20 a General Labourer, Eliza aged 13 a Scholar, Sarah A aged 12 a Scholar, James aged 10 a Scholar, Frederick aged 8 a Scholar, Mary I aged 5 a Scholar and Geo. aged 3 all born Boston, Lincolnshire. 1891 9 Zion Road, Boston, Lincolnshire. Children Henry T aged 30 a General Labourer, Sarah A aged 22, Jim aged 20 a General Labourer, Fred C aged 18 a General Labourer, Mary J aged 15 and George aged 13 all born Boston, Lincolnshire. 1901 1 Barwick Street (King's Street), Boston, Lincolnshire. Children Henry I aged 40 a General Labourer and Sarah A aged 32 both born Boston, Lincolnshire 1911 2 Locomotive Street, Boston, Lincolnshire. Eliza is a widow aged 74 born Boston, Lincolnshire. Down as Mother-in-Law. She is with a Fred HOOKER aged 37 married nine years, he and his wife Jane aged 34 have been married nine years and have had four children three survive at the date of this Census and one has died. Fred is a Seaman with the Boston Deep sea Fishing Company and born in Grimsby, Lincolnshire. The three surviving children are Fred 8, Arthur 2 and Henry 5 (order as per Census) all of them born in Boston, Lincolnshire. 1851 Innocent Street, Boston, Lincolnshire. There was a visitor and Elizabeth BEDLIBY? aged 50 born Boston, Lincolnshire, occupation given as None. 1861 Lincolnshire Street, Boston, Lincolnshire. With the family were Henry SETTERFIELD Grandson aged 3 a Scholar, John Thomas CLARKE aged 11 a Scholar and Grandson, Mary Ann CLARKE aged 11 a Granddaughter and William Robert CLARKE Grandson aged 6 a Scholar all of them born in Boston, Lincolnshire

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