Hello all, Thank you so much for all the ULLOCK'S you presented to me. Most of these are new to me and now I have a whole batch more to check through, so thank you so much. I did have the marriage of ULLOCK, Agnes Marr 1843 Engl West Patter Sp: John PATTINSON. I thought I would try and find the actual date so back to IGI and up popped the marriage - Yet another variant of the name ULLOCK - Marriage 11 March 1843 at Patterdale Westmorland between Aynas ALLOCK and John Patterson - extracted (Batch No M055691) So thank you all for my first Christmas Present if anyone finds any further Ullocks and other variants I would be very grateful. May I wish you all a very HAPPY CHRISTMAS and a CONTENTED SUCCESSFUL NEW YEAR Kind regards David

Hello All, Subject to any further requests for details from my index of deaths in the Ambleside newspaper, I am now finished my postings on this topic. Looks like a white Christmas coming here in Vancouver :) Ambleside Herald & Lakes News Issue 158 30 Mar 1883 Page 4 Death of THOMAS WALKER Another Fatal Accident at the Pillar Rock - A Whitehaven Youth Killed On Good Friday afternoon a very sad accident happened at the Pillar Rock, near Ennerdale and a young man named THOMAS WALKER, aged 17 years, stepson of Mr. J.B. Hodgson of Catherine Street, Whitehaven, lost his life. WALKER was serving his time as a chemist and druggist with Messrs. Wilson and Kitchin, of Whitehaven. About a month ago he and four of his companions - DAVID BURNS, plumber, Duke Street, Whitehaven; WILLIAM THORNBER, engine fitter, Tangier Street, Whitehaven; JAMES ATKINSON, grocer, Whitehaven, and THOMAS LOWERY, shoemaker King Street, Whitehaven - looking forward to a pleasant holiday on Good Friday agreed to walk from Whitehaven and spend the day among the mountains near Ennerdale, and make the ascent of the celebrated Pillar, which has been the scene of not a few melancholy accidents. The inquest was held before Mr. W.W. LUMB, deputy coroner, at MR. WEEK's inn at the Boathouse, Ennerdale, last Saturday. WILLIAM THORNBER was one of the witnesses examined and had this to say: We left Whitehaven about eight o'clock on Good Friday morning, and walked to Ennerdale, where we got a boat and rowed to the top of the lake. We then set out to walk to the Pillar, which will be about four miles from the head of the lake. The snow was lying in drifts, but WALKER knew the road. He had been before in the summer time, and was then at the top of the rock. He was our leader as we did not know the road or anything about the place. When we got up the mountain near the Pillar, we saw two gentlemen in front trying to get up the rock. They shouted to us to tell them the easiest way to get up the rock. WALKER, who was only a short distance off them, told them to go further round and then they would be able to ascend. WALKER was then twelve or fourteen yards below us, with his coat over one arm and a stick in his hand and he said to us "I think I'll slide down to that ledge and get on to the rock", pointing to a ledge of rock about 20 yards or so lower down. These were the last words we ever heard from him. He started away down and went at a frightful rate. He seemed to make a grab in going down at the rocks but he could not stop, and then he fell right down the gulley. We were in a terrible way. We didn't know how to get down. The gentlemen we had seen in front told us they would help us, and suggested that we should go round by Black Snail Pass, which is about five miles round. We had several times to lie and slide down and after about two hours hard work we got up to the spot where the body was. It was lying at the base of the rock He was quite dead. There was a great hole in the back of his head and one of his arms swung about at the shoulder and it must have been broken; his hands and fingers were also all torn awfully. His coat was gone, and one of his boots had been torn off his foot. Had it not been for the kindness of the two gentlemen who went with us I am sure some others of us would have been killed. They were two gentlemen from Lancashire, belonging to an Alpine Club and one of them said he had never had such stiff climbing before. We were all nearly knocked up when we got the body. We carried it down the mountain as well as we could, but we had hard work on account of the snow and the rocks. Sometimes we were compelled to lay him down and let him roll down the hill. At last when we got him down to some big rocks, we had to leave him there. The gentlemen who had been so kind to us were staying at Wasdale, and they had fifteen miles of walking to do from where we were. They went their way and we went to Gillerthwaite farm, near the head of Ennerdale Lake. I think it would be about three o'clock in the afternoon when Walker fell, and it would be quite half past five when we found his body. We dared not remain with it as we were afraid of being lost in the darkness. When we got to Gillerthwaite, MRS. TYSON was very kind and made us some tea, and three or four men with dogs and lamps set out to find the body and bring it. They did not find him until nearly midnight. Information was given to Police constable SPEDDING, at Ennerdale about 10 o'clock the same night of the accident and he took a boat and brought the body to the Boathouse Inn about three or four o'clock on Saturday morning. Jury returned a verdict of "Accidental death". We understand that the two tourists referred to in the above narrative whose exertions to find the body are spoken of with the greatest praise were Mr. G.F. SMITH and Mr. ROBERT LORD, junr. of Bolton-le-Moors. David Leverton Leverton, Stevens, Clibborn, Dodgson, Hird, Stalker ulpha@telus.net

Ambleside Herald & Lakes News Issue 118 23 Jun 1882 Page 4 Death of THOMAS WILLAN On the 16th inst., at High Green Gate, Sawrey, Mr. THOMAS WILLAN, age 66 years. Death of Mr. THOMAS WILLAN of Sawrey MR. WILLAN who has for a great number of years filled many important offices in Sawrey and district departed this life last Friday morning from mortification. Only some four weeks ago he cut his big toe and neglected attending to it until compelled by inflamation to seek rest. Ultimately mortification set in and after great suffering he expired. He was 66 years of age. In early life MR. WILLAN was a schoolmaster. Stern and firm in demeanor, he had a warm heart and was a true friend. His remains were interred at Sawrey last Sunday amidst a large concourse of friends and mourners. REV. S. HARTLEY is his sole executor. David Leverton Leverton, Stevens, Clibborn, Dodgson, Hird, Stalker ulpha@telus.net

Ambleside Herald & Lakes News Issue 110 28 APR 1882 Page 4 Murder Suicide Shocking Tragedy Near Appleby - Murder and Suicide The inhabitants of the ancient and usually quiet borough of Appleby and neighbourhood were, on Saturday last, thrown into a state of considerable excitement through a report being freely circulated that at woman had been shot dead, and that the murderer had himself committed suicide. The rumour, alas, proved too true, and the sad event has been the subject of grave conversation, in fact the almost absorbing topic of the day throughout the Vale of the Eden since the terrible occurrence took place. The tragedy, which is one of the most melancholy and distressing that has occurred in Westmorland during the present century, happened about three o'clock in the afternoon at the little hamlet of Burrells, about two miles from the county town. The family in which the sad affair took place, we may state, consisted of two brothers, named JOHN and THOMAS WAISTELL (the last named being the murderer), an older half-brother, called MATTHEW BURRA, and HANNAH WILSON, their housekeeper (the murdered woman). The house in which the dreadful tragedy was enacted is the second on the right hand side of the highway leading between Appleby and Kendal; it is situate close by the roadside and to the passer-by it presents the appearance of a quiet and unassuming farmstead. The facts connected with the tragic event are very brief. About three o'clock on Saturday afternoon, the housekeeper and THOMAS WAISTELL had a quarrel in the kitchen of the farmhouse, respecting a matter of very trivial import. The brother of the murderer was the only other occupant of the house at the time; but unfortunately, he is not able to stir about very quickly, being afflicted with rheumatism, so that he was unable to prevent the dreadful affair which ensued. The murderer, it appears, was of an excitable temperament and occasionally worked himself up into such a violent rage that he had often to be restrained by his elder half-brother. He was, however, of sober and industrious habits, but was of a somewhat weak intellect, the incoherent manner in which he often conducted himself having frequently attracted the attention of those who were acquainted with him. On this occasion he took umbrage at a mere trifle, and, on its being hinted by the housekeeper that he was not sane, he became very much exasperated, got up his double barrelled muzzle-loader, and fired two shots, the first missing the object of his aim through the gun being diverted by his brother John. The housekeeper then fled from the house, but she had not proceeded many yards, before the desperate man fired a second shot, and this time with fatal effect. He then ran down a field at the back of the house, and, entering what is known as the Lime Kiln Close, endeavoured to put an end to his existence by shooting himself. When found he was suffering the most intense pain, his cries being heard all over the village. Medical assistance was sent for immediately after the woman was shot; but on the arrival of DR. DINWOODIE and his assistant, and DR. DICKSON of Appleby, the woman was breathing her last, and the murderer did not live many hours after her. In his dying moments he confessed to committing the murder, and to shooting himself, and passed away with the prayer on his lips "O God, have mercy on me!" An inquest was held on both bodies Monday. David Leverton Leverton, Stevens, Clibborn, Dodgson, Hird, Stalker ulpha@telus.net

Deaths recorded in the Ambleside Herald and Lakes News from March 1880 (issue No.1) to the end of 1885. Surnames beginning with the letters U to We Name of Deceased Date of death Age Where died Issue Page Usher, Richard 4th inst 4 Dixon Ground, Coniston 12-Nov-1881 4 Varty, Christopher Thom.14th inst 40 Crook 20-Nov-1885 5 Vickers, John 28th ult 47th yr Grasmere 06-Feb-1885 4 Obituary Vity, Bertha 14th inst 2y 9m Ambleside 17-Jul-1885 5 Waistell, Thomas Saturday Burrells near Appleby 28-Apr-1882 4 Inquest Walker, Hartley 25th inst Ambleside 31-Oct-1884 4 Walker, James 3rd inst 58 North Road, Ambleside 07-May-1881 4 Walker, Sarah Ann 29th ult 63 Ambleside 01-Feb-1884 4 Walker, Thomas Good Friday 17 Pillar Rock near Ennerdale30-Mar-1883 4 Inquest Walker, Thomas last Tuesday 17 Barrow 18-Jun-1881 4 explosion on "City of Rome" Walker, William Henry 15th inst 7m Bowness 21-Apr-1882 4 Walton, a boy Saturday abt 14 near Dalton 10-Jul-1885 4 railway accident Walton, Edward 4th inst 66 at his residence 11-Feb-1882 4 Obituary Walton, William 17th inst 34 Addiscombe, Croydon 24-Oct-1884 4 Ward, Eleanor 24th inst 16 Windermere 29-May-1880 5 Ward, Rev. J. Clifton Thursday at his residence 17-Apr-1880 5 vicar of Rydal Ward, Rev. James Thursday 37 24-Apr-1880 6 Obituary Ward, S.R.C Penrith Railway Station 14-Sep-1883 4 suicide Waring, Richard 21st inst Liverpool 30-Oct-1885 4 Warwick, Thomas 30th ult 73 Bowness 02-Oct-1880 4 Watson, Ann 23rd ult 73 Glenredding 05-Jun-1880 11s Watson, Charles July 5th 80th yr Hawkshead 09-Jul-1881 4 Obituary Watson, Elizabeth 28th ult 76 Sunny Brow, Crook 02-Oct-1885 4 Watson, John Sunday evening near 50 Kendal Parih Church 02-Oct-1880 4 Watson, Joseph 30th ult 71 Patterdale 11-Dec-1880 4 Watson, William 4th inst 79 Grasmere 10-Mar-1882 4 Webb, Joseph 22nd inst 13 Troutbeck Bridge 27-Nov-1880 4 Weedon, Frederick 16th inst 2 Rydal 23-Jul-1881 4 Welsh, Henry last Tuesday 24 Barrow 18-Jun-1881 4 explosion on "City of Rome" Welsh, Martin Sunday Preston 31-Dec-1881 4 Inquest Wetherald, Mr. T 12th inst 69 Field Head, Hawkshead 19-Jun-1880 5 David Leverton Leverton, Stevens, Clibborn, Dodgson, Hird, Stalker ulpha@telus.net

Deaths recorded in the Ambleside Herald and Lakes News from March 1880 (issue No.1) to the end of 1885. Surnames beginning with the letters Wh to ZZZ which of course brings me to the end of the index. Whalley, John Edward November 2nd 45 High Wray nr Ambleside 07-Nov-1884 4 Obituary Wheatley, Jane 11th inst 66 High Close, Ambleside 14-Aug-1880 4 Whitaker, Mr. born in 1812 09-Feb-1883 4 Whiteside, Thomas Monday last 09-Jul-1881 4 Whitham, Sarah Ellen 29th inst 43 Ambleside 04-Jan-1884 4 Whitwell, John 28th ult 69 Bank House, Kendal 04-Dec-1880 4 Obituary Wilcock, Ann 20th inst 91 Ambleside 25-Jun-1881 4 Wildig, Rev. George L.B. 33 Malta 12-Oct-1883 4 Wilkinson, Mary Ann 24th inst 64 North Terrace, Bowness 26-May-1882 4 Wilkinson, Thomas 14th inst 57 Derbyshire 23-Jul-1881 4 Wilkinson, William 20th inst 85 Grasmere 27-Nov-1880 4 Willan, Thomas 16h inst 66 High Green Gate, Sawrey23-Jun-1882 4 Obituary Willan, Thomas Simpson Monday last 19 Windermere 30-Jul-1881 4 Inquest Wilson, Ann 1st inst 79 Church Stile, Grasmere 06-Nov-1880 4 Wilson, Hannah Saturday Burrells near Appleby 28-Apr-1882 4 Inquest Wilson, Mary Ann 24th inst 42 Red Lion Hotel, Hawkshead30-Oct-1880 4 Wilson, Sarah 22nd inst Grasmere 29-Jun-1883 4 Wilson, Thomas 15th inst 66 Windermere 19-Jun-1885 4 Wilson, Thomas 21st inst 70 Town Head, Newby Bridge30-Apr-1881 4 Withers, Mr. funeral on Saturday 08-Feb-1884 4 Obituary Withers, Rev. Bigland born 1840 Chesham Green, Bury 23-May-1884 4 Obituary Withers, Richard 29th ult 68 Uplands, West Derby 01-Feb-1884 4 Woodend, Elizabeth Ann 14th inst 15 Bowness 19-Jun-1880 5 Woodend, George Sunday 17 Whitehaven 21-Jul-1882 4 boating acident Woodend, Hannah 6th ult 36 Ambleside 08-Jan-1881 4 Woodend, Jane 27th inst 1y 7m Ambleside 06-Mar-1885 4 Woodend, John Saturday 60 Blackbeck Gunpwdr Wks01-Aug-1884 4 gunpowder explosion Woodend, Mary Ann 21st inst 52 Nook End, Ambleside 27-Aug-1881 4 Woods, George 26th ult 41 Troutbeck Bridge 04-Sep-1880 4 Inquest Wordsworth, William. 7th inst 72 Ambleside 09-Feb-1883 4 Wren, John 2nd inst 26 Litttle Langdale 08-May-1885 4 Wright, Elizabeth 20th inst 31 Southport 28-May-1881 4 dau. of Rev. W. Hodgson Wright, Frank Sunday 42 Whitehaven 21-Jul-1882 4 boating acident Wright, Rev. Henry 13th inst. Coniston Lake 21-Aug-1880 4 Inquest Wright, Thomas 16 Lancaster 17-Dec-1881 4 Inquest Young, William Sunday 22-Jan-1881 4 Inquest End game

No. 434. Second Week in Quarter. Registered for Transmission Abroad. Price One Penny ______________________________________________________ WEST WARD UNION. The Guardians of the West Ward Union held their fortnightly meeting at Eamont Bridge Workhouse on Wednesday afternoon. In the absence of MR. JAMES ATKINSON (the chairman), MR. JAMESON was called upon to preside. The ex officio members present were REV. W. R. MARKHAM, REV. G. F. WESTON, and REV. S. WHITESIDE. There was a fair attendance of elected Guardians. _____________________________________________________ ANOTHER TURN IN THE WORKHOUSE TROUBLE. The CLERK said MESSRS. CORY and FERGUSON, architects of Carlisle, had, as requested, furnished a plan of the alterations in and additions to the old workhouse, together with all necessary information. The CHAIRMAN said having now before them the site for the workhouse in a clear and intelligible form, the next thing was to consider how much was to be paid for it. The land required was computed to be 1 acre and 1,420 square yards, and for this £150 an acre would have to be paid, and for the present building would cost £779. The original agreement was that the Board was to take the farm buildings behind the old house, and for these MR. COWPER was to be allowed £577. This arrangement was made about two years ago; but since that time MR. COWPER had become rather infirm, and instead of erecting the farm buildings himself, he would rather that the Board found the materials and put up the buildings for him. MR. JOHN LONGRIGG thought it was time to give up altogether if they could not get a site without going to work to erect an expensive block of buildings for another person. MR. IRVING objected to expending the ratepayer's money in such a manner. A general feeling was expressed against entertaining MR. COWPER's request, and a deputation, consisting of MR. JAMESON, REV. G. F. WESTON, and CAPTAIN MARKHAM, were appointed to wait upon MR. COWPER in reference to the subject. ANOTHER DIFFICULTY. A communication was read from the Local Government Board concerning the plans of the new Vagrant Wards at Shap. They were desirous of ascertaining whether the premises which were formerly occupied by the Guardians of the West Ward Union for that purpose could not again be used in the same way. In reply to a question, the CHAIRMAN said that LORD LONSDALE had not withdrawn his offer of a site for a Vagrant Ward at Shap. After a long and somewhat animated discussion, it was decided to obtain the information required by the Local Government Board and trasmit to London, the question as to the desirability of the building for a Vagrant Ward being left over for further consideration. The Guardians then resolved themselves into a sanitary authority, the places reported upon being Great Strickland and Shap, and the alterations suggested were ordered to be carried. ______________________________________________________ PENRITH. A largely-attended meeting of the Guardians of this Board was held in the Public Offices, Sandgate, on Tuesday afternoon last. MR. W. HARRISON presided. After the out-door relief cases were disposed of, the Board proceeded to consider the proposal made by the Local Government Board (with the view of giving two additional guardians for the parish of Hesket-in-the Forest, without increasing the total number of guardians for the union), to unite the three small parishes of Bowscale, Hutton John, and Mosedale, to adjoining parishes, for the purpose of the election of guardians. MR. W. LONGRIGG proposed that Mosedale and Mumgrisdale, be made into one district, and that Hutton John be attached to Hutton-soil. MR. LAZONBY seconded the proposition. THE REV. T. B. LOWRY, the guardian for Watermillock warned the Board against the principle involved in the proposition which cancelled one guardian in the Union, and the Local Government might, if they thought fit, go on disfranchising one township and parish after another. That would lead to centralisation to which there was much tendency at the present time; and after being done with Boards of Guardians, Government might go to counties and boroughs and carry on their work of disfranchisement there. After a conversation the proposition was unanimously agreed to. This concluded the extraordinary business, and the Board adjourned. =====================================================

Ambleside Herald & Lakes News Issue 255 6 Feb 1885 Page 4 Death of JOHN VICKERS 255.4 Funeral of a Volunteer at Grasmere On Saturday last, a military funeral of the remains of JOHN VICKERS of Helm Crag, took place at Grasmere. Deceased, who had been ailing for some time, died on Wednesday the 28th ult in the 47th year of his age, and, having been a member of the I Company of the First Westmorland Rifle Volunteers for over 22 years, it was desired to show honour to his memory by having a military funeral. Accordingly a muster of the volunteers was called at the Drill Room for two o'clock, and, having assembled to the strength of 34 rank and file, they, under the command of CAPTAIN ROBINSON, marched to the residence at Helm Crag where the body lay, and where the band of the Ambleside Volunteers had already mustered. At three o'clock the corpse was placed in the hearse and the volunteers formed into marching order, a firing party, with reversed arms, under the command of Sergt. Usher, going first, followed by the band, the corpse, rank and file, the late captain of the I company (CAPTAIN GATEY) also being present. In this order the mournful procession wended towards the church, the solemn strains of the "Dead March" being emitted by the band the greater part of the way. Upon arrival at the church gates, the ranks opened and the corpse was taken into the church followed by the chief mourners and a numerous gathering. At the graveside, the REV. H.M. FLETCHER read the last offices of the church, and volleys - the soldier's last tribute to his comrade - were fired over the tomb. The death of Vickers leaves but two survivors of the company, the members of which were photographed on the occasion of the visit of Royalty to Grasmere in, we believe 1863. David Leverton Leverton, Stevens, Clibborn, Dodgson, Hird, Stalker ulpha@telus.net

Deaths recorded in the Ambleside Herald and Lakes News from March 1880 (issue No.1) to the end of 1885. Surnames beginning with the letters U to We Name of Deceased Date of death Age Where died Issue Page Usher, Richard 4th inst 4 Dixon Ground, Coniston 12-Nov-1881 4 Varty, Christopher Thom.14th inst 40 Crook 20-Nov-1885 5 Vickers, John 28th ult 47th yr Grasmere 06-Feb-1885 4 Obituary Vity, Bertha 14th inst 2y 9m Ambleside 17-Jul-1885 5 Waistell, Thomas Saturday Burrells near Appleby 28-Apr-1882 4 Inquest Walker, Hartley 25th inst Ambleside 31-Oct-1884 4 Walker, James 3rd inst 58 North Road, Ambleside 07-May-1881 4 Walker, Sarah Ann 29th ult 63 Ambleside 01-Feb-1884 4 Walker, Thomas Good Friday 17 Pillar Rock near Ennerdale30-Mar-1883 4 Inquest Walker, Thomas last Tuesday 17 Barrow 18-Jun-1881 4 explosion on "City of Rome" Walker, William Henry 15th inst 7m Bowness 21-Apr-1882 4 Walton, a boy Saturday abt 14 near Dalton 10-Jul-1885 4 railway accident Walton, Edward 4th inst 66 at his residence 11-Feb-1882 4 Obituary Walton, William 17th inst 34 Addiscombe, Croydon 24-Oct-1884 4 Ward, Eleanor 24th inst 16 Windermere 29-May-1880 5 Ward, Rev. J. Clifton Thursday at his residence 17-Apr-1880 5 vicar of Rydal Ward, Rev. James Thursday 37 24-Apr-1880 6 Obituary Ward, S.R.C Penrith Railway Station 14-Sep-1883 4 suicide Waring, Richard 21st inst Liverpool 30-Oct-1885 4 Warwick, Thomas 30th ult 73 Bowness 02-Oct-1880 4 Watson, Ann 23rd ult 73 Glenredding 05-Jun-1880 11s Watson, Charles July 5th 80th yr Hawkshead 09-Jul-1881 4 Obituary Watson, Elizabeth 28th ult 76 Sunny Brow, Crook 02-Oct-1885 4 Watson, John Sunday evening near 50 Kendal Parih Church 02-Oct-1880 4 Watson, Joseph 30th ult 71 Patterdale 11-Dec-1880 4 Watson, William 4th inst 79 Grasmere 10-Mar-1882 4 Webb, Joseph 22nd inst 13 Troutbeck Bridge 27-Nov-1880 4 Weedon, Frederick 16th inst 2 Rydal 23-Jul-1881 4 Welsh, Henry last Tuesday 24 Barrow 18-Jun-1881 4 explosion on "City of Rome" Welsh, Martin Sunday Preston 31-Dec-1881 4 Inquest Wetherald, Mr. T 12th inst 69 Field Head, Hawkshead 19-Jun-1880 5 David Leverton Leverton, Stevens, Clibborn, Dodgson, Hird, Stalker ulpha@telus.net

Hi David These are great records - many thanks. I've been waiting with anticipation for 'R' - are they coming or have I by chance missed them? Best wishes Frances -----Original Message----- From: eng-westmorland-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:eng-westmorland-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of eng-westmorland-request@rootsweb.com Sent: Saturday, 20 December 2008 7:01 PM To: eng-westmorland@rootsweb.com Subject: ENG-WESTMORLAND Digest, Vol 3, Issue 258 Today's Topics: 1. Ambleside Herald & Lakes News - Deaths 1880 to end of 1885 - S (David Leverton) 2. Ambleside Herald & Lakes News 27 Nov 1885 Death of John Satterthwaite (David Leverton) 3. Ambleside Herald & Lakes News 12 Dec 1884 Death of Henry Skelland (David Leverton) 4. Ambleside Herald & Lakes News 24 February 1882 Death of William Stewardson (David Leverton) 5. ULLOCK - Marriages from British Isles Vital Records. and Baptisms from British Isles Vital Records. (Barb Baker) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Message: 1 Date: Fri, 19 Dec 2008 06:14:21 -0800 From: David Leverton <ulpha@telus.net> Subject: [ENG-WESTMORLAND] Ambleside Herald & Lakes News - Deaths 1880 to end of 1885 - S To: Westmorland Mailing List <eng-westmorland@rootsweb.com> Message-ID: <i0bnk4dqvaeje2be1k6vqgp8aini0hs6dn@4ax.com> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Deaths recorded in the Ambleside Herald and Lakes News from March 1880 (issue No.1) to the end of 1885. Surnames beginning with the letter S Name of Deceased Date of death Age Where died Issue Page Sanders, William Monday Barrow 29-Jan-1881 4 Sands, Lucy 17 near Workington 10-Mar-1882 4 Inquest Satterthwaite, Jessie 28th ult 3m Ambleside 03-Oct-1884 4 Satterthwaite, John 16th inst 57 Hawkshead 20-Nov-1885 4 Obituary Satterthwaite, John 11th inst 55 Plosh, Keswick 21-Jan-1882 4 Satterthwaite, Jonathan 11th inst 89th yr 16-Apr-1881 4 Satterthwaite, Miles 15th inst 33 Carlisle 22-Oct-1881 4 Satterthwaite, William 30th ult 5 Ambleside 05-Sep-1884 4 Saul, Elizabeth 20th inst 48 Bowness 26-May-1882 4 Saul, William 30th ult 62 Ambleside 02-Nov-1883 4 Scales, Isabella 24th inst 42 Ambleside 30-May-1884 4 Schneider, Bessie 12th inst Dresden, Germany 18-Jun-1881 4 dau. of th late Canon Turner Scott, Ann 6th inst 61 Bowness 14-Aug-1885 4 Sefton, Mrs. Thursday Leven Viaduct 19-Nov-1881 4 Inquest Sewell, John Last Saturday Coldby Moor 02-Oct-1880 4 suicide Sharp, Frances Emma 8th inst 8m Ambleside 15-Oct-1881 4 Sharp, John 28th ult 2y 11m Ambleside 05-May-1882 4 Sharp, John Friday 19 Lake Derwentwater 04-Jul-1884 4 drowned Sharp, William missing since Dec. 23 25-Jan-1884 4 Inquest ar Barrow Shaw, Frederick Friday Ecclerigg, Windermere 18-Sep-1880 4 Inquest Shaw, Martha Elizabeth 12th inst 5m Cat Bank, Coniston 15-Oct-1881 4 Shaw, Mary Monday 56 Winderemere 04-Sep-1885 4 Inquest Shawyer, Joseph Friday Ramsden Dock, Barrow 01-Oct-1881 4 Shepherd, Augustus BurkeJuly 28th 46 Burnt Howe, Loughrigg 31-Jul-1885 4 Shepherd, Elizabeth 28th ult 3y 4m Brunt How, Ambleside 05-Jan-1883 4 Shepherd, James 12th New Sedgwick Gnpwder Co.20-Apr-1883 4 Gunpowder explosion Shepherd, John 18th inst 71 Lake Side Hotel 23-May-1884 4 Shepherd, John 58 Bowness 30-Oct-1885 4 Shepherd, John Thursday abt 40 Sedgwick near Kendal 07-Jul-1882 4 Inquest Shepherd, Thomas 13th inst 74 Hawkshead 21-Jul-1882 4 Sinkinson, Miles 12th inst 70 Birch Street, Windermere19-Jun-1880 5 Skelland, Henry 12-Dec-1884 4 Obituary Skelton, Emma Alice 30th 5y 4m Manchester 09-Oct-1880 4 Slater, Mary 10th inst 75 16-Oct-1880 4 Slater, Mrs. Saturday 70-80 Bassenthwaite 30-Oct-1885 4 Obituary Sly, Joseph 16th inst 39 Coniston 20-Nov-1880 4 Obituary Small, Jane Sunday week 02-Oct-1880 4 Inquest Small, Jane Sunday night 27 Walney Channel 25-Sep-1880 4 Drowned Smith, Ada 1st inst 18 Lowside, Bowness 05-May-1882 4 Smith, Dr. Kirkby Sunday believed 40 Ambleside 16-May-1884 4 Obituary Smith, John Monday 04-May-1883 4 Obituary Smith, John Alfred Friday 18 Lake Windermere 24-Jul-1885 5 Inquest Smith, Robert 18th inst 72 The Abbey, Windermere 25-Dec-1885 4 Smith, Robert 7th inst 70 Beech Street, Windermere14-Aug-1885 4 Smith, Thomas 15 Litchfield 09-May-1884 4 Inquest Speed, Isabella 18th iinst 25 Bowness 25-Dec-1885 4 Stalker, Hannah Maria** 14th inst 28 Ambleside 20-Apr-1883 4 Statham, Mrs. 6th inst Bowness 08-Sep-1882 4 Staveley, George 18th inst 54 Ambleside 20-Jun-1884 4 Staveley, Henry 15th inst 2y 6m Ambleside 19-Jun-1885 4 Staveley, Thomas Holgate14th inst 6.5 Ambleside 21-Apr-1882 4 Stephenson, Reuban Saturday 35 Blackbeck Gnpowdr Wrks01-Aug-1884 4 gunpowder explosion Steward, Joseph Near Lancaster 14-Aug-1880 4 railway accident Stewardson, William Friday 47 at his lodgings, Bowness24-Feb-1882 4 Inquest Stobbart, Thomas July 24th 44 Raw Head, Langdale 31-Jul-1885 4 Storey, Mary 24th inst 39 Ambleside 29-May-1885 4 Stubbs, George 6th inst 44 Low Wood Hotel 14-May-1881 4 Suart, John 3rd inst 62 11-May-1883 4 Swainson, James 12th inst 74 Elleray Hotel, Windermere14-Aug-1885 4 Swainson, Margaret 31st inst 78 Cunsey, Windermere 02-Jun-1882 4 David Leverton Leverton, Stevens, Clibborn, Dodgson, Hird, Stalker ulpha@telus.net ------------------------------ Message: 2 Date: Fri, 19 Dec 2008 06:31:18 -0800 From: David Leverton <ulpha@telus.net> Subject: [ENG-WESTMORLAND] Ambleside Herald & Lakes News 27 Nov 1885 Death of John Satterthwaite To: eng-westmorland@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <e1cnk4paupdrfsptp99ohbhdp1kv4ll10k@4ax.com> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Ambleside Herald & Lakes News Issue #295 27 Nov 1885 Page 4 Death of JOHN SATTERTHWAITE Death of an Old Inhabitant of Hawkshead On Monday morning, about four o'clock the death occurred at Hawkshead of Mr. JOHN SATTERTHWAITE, of the Red Lion Hotel, who was one of, if not the oldest native of the village. Until within the last two or three years, MR. SATTERTHWAITE carried on the trade of a blacksmith on the premises which had previously been occupied by his father; indeed the family for some generations have resided in the vicinity of Hawkshead. MR. SATTERTHWAITE was born in 1828, and was consequently 57 years of age at the time of his death which took place rather unexpectedly. He had not been well for some considerable time but in the twenty four hours preceding his death he very rapidly grew worse and sank to his rest on Monday morning. and on page 5 Deaths On 16th inst at Hawkshead, Mr. JOHN SATTERTHWAITE of the Red Lion Hotel, age 57 years David Leverton Leverton, Stevens, Clibborn, Dodgson, Hird, Stalker ulpha@telus.net ------------------------------ Message: 3 Date: Fri, 19 Dec 2008 06:34:13 -0800 From: David Leverton <ulpha@telus.net> Subject: [ENG-WESTMORLAND] Ambleside Herald & Lakes News 12 Dec 1884 Death of Henry Skelland To: eng-westmorland@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <n6cnk49qa1iuehi7ml2c1foghecl719tf0@4ax.com> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Ambleside Herald & Lakes News Issue #247 12 Dec 1884 Page 4 Death of HENRY SKELLAND Death of Oldest Oddfellow In England The death is announced of Mr HENRY SKELLAND, of Aughton, near Ormskirk. MR. SKELLAND was the oldest Oddfellow in England, having belonged to the Manchester Unity for 66 years. He joined the "pride of Glory" Lodge, Leigh District when he was 18 years of age, and in 1836, taking up his residence at Burscough, he opened the "Good Intent" Lodge, Ormskirk, with which he had ever since been connected, and of which up to a short time ago, he was one of the trustees. He founded Oddfellowship, and spread its principles throughout the Ormskirk District (with the exception of the "Earl of Derby" Lodge, Newburgh, then attached to the Wigan District) which comprises 1,500 members. He took part in the Preston Guild procession of 1822, and also walked in friendly society processions in 1842, 1862 and 1882. In the guild week of 1842 the demonstration of the friendly societies took place on the Monday. MR. SKELLAND walked from Burscough to Preston on that occasion, a distance of over 16 miles, beginning his journey at midnight on Sunday, and on his arrival at Preston walked through the town with the Oddfellows in the friendly society processions. At the Guild of 1882 he rode in a carriage which had been provided for old members, and was congratulated on his hale and hearty appearance. He wore on that occasion a silver medal which had been presented to him some years ago by the Oddfellows fraternity. David Leverton Leverton, Stevens, Clibborn, Dodgson, Hird, Stalker ulpha@telus.net ------------------------------ Message: 4 Date: Fri, 19 Dec 2008 10:55:32 -0800 From: David Leverton <ulpha@telus.net> Subject: [ENG-WESTMORLAND] Ambleside Herald & Lakes News 24 February 1882 Death of William Stewardson To: eng-westmorland@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <tgrnk41c9u4c7l6ohm048ngaabap3kcm8d@4ax.com> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Ambleside Herald & Lakes News Issue #101 24 February 1882 Page 4 Death of WILLIAM STEWARDSON Found Dead at Bowness An inquest was held at Stag's Head Hotel, Bowness on Friday afternoon last, before C.G. THOMSON, Esq., and jury, whereof Mr. J. METCALF was foreman, on the body of WILLIAM STEWARDSON, a gardener who had been found dead in bed at his lodgings that morning. SARAH NELSON of Grasmere, a widow said: Deceased, WILLIAM STEWARDSON, was my nephew. He was 47 years of age, and a gardener by trade; but has been ill for the last four or five years and for some time has not been able to follow his employment. Until recently he and his father lived together. The father, who died on the first of February, was of very penurious habits and would not procure the necessaries of life, although he had money. Since his death the deceased had an allowance of 3s 6d from the club. The property remaining is to be divided amongst three - myself and two others. When I was sent for and came down here, he was not in bed but I found him in his room along with Mrs. Barker, where he was lodging. He seemed nicely and did not make any particular complaint; but he had said that he would not be long here. He has been very much troubled with sleepless nights since his father died, and has been taking liquor as well as medicine supplied by the doctor. I gave him some medicine according to the doctor's orders from the bottle now produced. Deceased said he was used to taking five spoonfuls of the medicined for a dose. On leaving for the night, I told the young boy not to let anyone in; and when I came this morning the shutters were down and Hadwin had not come down, but afterwards we went together into deceased's room and found him dead. He said last night that he would not live long but did not complain of neglect in any way, or the want of anything. Coroner: I think when deceased and his father lived they often wanted for the necessaries of life on account of their carefulness. It was about twenty minutes past eight when we found deceased. HENRY BARKER, of Bowness, 15 years of age said he resided with his mother. Deceased had lived with them for about a fortnight, and had been ailing during the whole time. He appeared to be seized for the worse only yesterday or the day before, and though he did not complain of anything particularly, he sent for DR. DOBSON, and the assistant came. I gave him some medicine, but he was not satisfied with the quantity and measured about five spoonfuls for himself. THOMAS DOBSON, MD deposed - I have attended the deceased more or less for the past 20 years; during the past five or six years have been frequently and during that time he has not been able to work. He was suffering from sleeplessness and general debility, which more recently turned to bronchitis. I prescribed the medicine to him, which consists of tincture opium and bromide of potassium. Two spoonfuls is a proper dose, and he had instructions as to quantity; but he has been used to taking the same kind of mixture for so many years that double the quantity that would prove fatal ordinarily would not affect him. I have, however, ordered deceased recently that he was not to take more than the proper quantity; and I also gave a similar caution to MRS. BARKER, his landlady. . The Coroner having noticed there were no directions on the bottle, witness replied that he had not considered it material as deceased well knew how much to take; and as he had been used to it for some years even a double dose, or more, would not cause any serious or fatal effects on deceased; in fact, he could take it (the mixture) the same as water. Although the dose given by MRS. NELSON was a large one, it was not the cause of death in this case, and he did not think it was sufficient to do so. The actual cause of death was owing to continuous bad living over a lengthened period, but not particularly towards the last - not having sufficient food. Deceased had also been in the habit of taking a great deal of alcoholic stimulants since his father's death, and not sufficient nutritious food. What he had would be principally tea etc. Coroner: What is your opinion as to the actual cause of death? Witness: I would say the cause of death was a failure of the proper action of the heart, and a dose of that stuff would accelerate it. Coroner: Do you think a post mortem examination would assist you in arriving at a more definite conclusion? Witness: I don't think so; but if you consider it necessary I can make a post mortem examination at once. The Jury, in reply to the Coroner, said they did not think such an examination at all necessary after the remarks of DR. DOBSON and in this view the Coroner said he concurred. He did not think there was any difficulty in the way of finding a verdict; still he considered it a rather peculiar case and such a one as it was proper to inquire into. A verdict was then entered according to the evidence. David Leverton Leverton, Stevens, Clibborn, Dodgson, Hird, Stalker ulpha@telus.net ------------------------------ Message: 5 Date: Fri, 19 Dec 2008 16:08:55 -0500 From: "Barb Baker" <bbaker48@sympatico.ca> Subject: [ENG-WESTMORLAND] ULLOCK - Marriages from British Isles Vital Records. and Baptisms from British Isles Vital Records. To: <eng-westmorland@rootsweb.com> Message-ID: <BLU0-SMTP319FBC2DFB4CD14A33C549A0F00@phx.gbl> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Hello again, David: Although these do not correspond to the people you have listed, they might be handy somewhere down the road ! These are from the British Isles Vital Records cds., and are records which did not end up on the online IGI listings. Barb, Ontario, Canada. ULLOCK MARRIAGES. ULOCK, Strickland Marr 1803 Engl West Kendal Sp: Esther GREEN ULLOCK, William Marr 1826 Engl Lanc DalIFu Sp: Alice MULLINEAUX ULLOCK, Edward Marr 1829 Engl West Kendal Sp: Isabella GRIGG ULLOCK, Thomas Marr 1834 Engl West Kendal Sp: Mary SINKINSON ULLOCK, Agnes Marr 1843 Engl West Patter Sp: John PATTINSON ULLOCK, Sarah Marr 1854 Engl West Kendal Sp: William ALLAN ULLOCK, Ann Marr 1858 Engl West Kendal Sp: Benjamin MASON ULLOCK, William Marr 1874 Engl Lanc DalIFu Sp: Phoebe Grace TOWNLEY ULLOCK, Agnes Marr 1880 Engl West Patter Sp: Thomas GERMAN ULLOCK, Elizabeth Marr 1887 Engl Lanc DalIFu Sp: William HEATON ULLOCK, Edward Marr 1891 Engl Lanc DalIFu Sp: Catharine ATKINSON ULLOCK, Edward Marr 1905 Engl Lanc DalIFu Sp: Mary Ann ULLOCK ULLOCK, Mary Ann Marr 1905 Engl Lanc DalIFu Sp: Edward ULLOCK ULLOCK BAPTISMS ULLOCK, Ruth Chr 1832 Engl Lanc DalIFu Fa: William Ullock Mo: Alice ULLOCK, Alice Mollineax Chr 1834 Engl Lanc DalIFu Fa: William Ullock Mo: Alice ULLOCK, Agnes Chr 1836 Engl Lanc DalIFu Fa: William Ullock Mo: Alice ULLOCK, John Chr 1837 Engl Lanc DalIFu Fa: William Ullock Mo: Alice ULLOCK, Thomas Kendall Chr 1839 Engl Lanc DalIFu Fa: William Ullock Mo: Alice ULLOCK, Edward Chr 1876 Engl Lanc DalIFu Fa: William Ullock Mo: Phoebe Grace ULLOCK, Henry Chr 1881 Engl Lanc DalIFu Fa: William Ullock Mo: Phoebe Grace ULLOCK, William George Chr 1886 Engl Lanc DalIFu Fa: William Ullock Mo: Phoebe Grace ULLOCK, Abraham Chr 1890 Engl Lanc DalIFu Fa: Thomas ULLOCK Mo: Jane ULLOCK, Margaret Mary Chr 1892 Engl Lanc DalIFu Fa: Edward ULLOCK Mo: Catharine ULLOCK, Alice Chr 1894 Engl Lanc DalIFu Fa: Edward ULLOCK Mo: Catherine ULLOCK, Ivy Atkinson Chr 1896 Engl Lanc DalIFu Fa: Edward ULLOCK Mo: Katherine ULLOCK, Margaret Isabell Chr 1897 Engl Lanc DalIFu Fa: Thomas ULLOCK Mo: Jane ------------------------------ To contact the ENG-WESTMORLAND list administrator, send an email to ENG-WESTMORLAND-admin@rootsweb.com. 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Shomething wrong shurely? Liz ----- Original Message ----- From: "Barb Baker" <bbaker48@sympatico.ca> To: "Genealogy-Cumberland" <Genealogy-Cumberland@googlegroups.com>; <lancsgen@rootsweb.com>; <uk-newspaper-extracts@rootsweb.com>; <eng-westmorland@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, December 20, 2008 5:46 PM Subject: [ENG-WESTMORLAND] THE NEWCASTLE COURANT, FRIDAY, JUNE 4,1880 / WAGES During the past five or six years of agricultural depression, the wages of agricultural servants in the northern counties of England ... Lancashire, Westmorland, and Cumberland ... have decreased from £3 to £10 per annum, and they are still on the decline. ______________________________________________________ ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ENG-WESTMORLAND-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I'm in praise of the time spent by David in compiling this list and sharing it with the subscribers and thank him for this seasonal gift. I seem to have missed those starting with S - are they still out there ... somewhere .... ? -----Original Message----- From: eng-westmorland-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:eng-westmorland-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of David Leverton Sent: 20 December 2008 14:14 To: Westmorland Mailing List Subject: [ENG-WESTMORLAND] Ambleside Herald & Lakes News - Deaths 1880 to end of 1885 - T Deaths recorded in the Ambleside Herald and Lakes News from March 1880 (issue No.1) to the end of 1885. Surnames beginning with the letter T David Leverton Leverton, Stevens, Clibborn, Dodgson, Hird, Stalker ulpha@telus.net -------------------------------------------------------------------------

How So ?, Liz. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Liz Owen" <l.owen@free.fr> To: <eng-westmorland@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, December 20, 2008 12:23 PM Subject: Re: [ENG-WESTMORLAND] THE NEWCASTLE COURANT, FRIDAY, JUNE 4,1880 / WAGES Shomething wrong shurely? Liz ----- Original Message ----- From: "Barb Baker" <bbaker48@sympatico.ca> To: "Genealogy-Cumberland" <Genealogy-Cumberland@googlegroups.com>; <lancsgen@rootsweb.com>; <uk-newspaper-extracts@rootsweb.com>; <eng-westmorland@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, December 20, 2008 5:46 PM Subject: [ENG-WESTMORLAND] THE NEWCASTLE COURANT, FRIDAY, JUNE 4,1880 / WAGES During the past five or six years of agricultural depression, the wages of agricultural servants in the northern counties of England ... Lancashire, Westmorland, and Cumberland ... have decreased from £3 to £10 per annum, and they are still on the decline. ______________________________________________________ ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ENG-WESTMORLAND-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ENG-WESTMORLAND-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

During the past five or six years of agricultural depression, the wages of agricultural servants in the northern counties of England ... Lancashire, Westmorland, and Cumberland ... have decreased from £3 to £10 per annum, and they are still on the decline. ______________________________________________________

Further to Barb's email, the Marriage entries shown as West Patter relate to Patterdale and I have added some further detail below: ULLOCK MARRIAGES ULLOCK, Agnes Spinster Age: Full Marr: 11 March 1843 Spouse: John PATTINSON Bachelor Age: Full Occupataion: Miner ULLOCK, Agnes Spinster Age: 27 Father: John Ullock, Tailor Married: 9 May 1880 Spouse: Thomas GERMAN Widower Age: 34 Occupation: Shoemaker Father: Joseph German, Farm Labourer There are no ULLOCK Baptisms recorded at Patterdale. I also have details of Burials at Patterdale as follows: ULLOCK BURIALS ULLOCK, Joseph Age: 6 Buried: 14 October 1862 ULLOCK, Margaret Age: 59 Buried: 22 February 1863 ULLOCK, George Age: 82 Buried 24 August 1872 ULLOCK, John Age: 54 Buried: 14 October 1875 ULLOCK, Jane Age: 76 Buried: 27 October 1900 I also have the following Census details: 1841 Census - No ULLOCKs in Patterdale 1851 Census - George, Labourer (61) born Hawkshead, LAN and Margaret (48) born Patterdale. The only Margarets baptised at Patterdale at the correct time were both Margaret Harrison - 1. daughter of George Harrison & Mary baptised 5 Nov 1803 and 2. illegitimate daughter of Anne Harrison baptised 22 July 1804. 1861 Census - George, Grocer (71) born Hawkshead, LAN and Margaret (58) born Scotland (Scotland or Patterdale?) 1871 Census - 1. George, Grocer (81) born Hawkshead, LAN (Widower). 2. John, Tailor (49) born Hawkshead, LAN, Jane (48) born Allonby, CUL, Johnson (22) born Allonby, CUL and Janet (12) born Allonby, CUL. 1881 Census - Jane, Charwoman (57) born Allonby, CUL (Widow) and Johnston (32) 1891 Census - Jane (67) born Allonby, CUL (Widow) 1901 Census - No ULLOCKs in Patterdale Christopher Darvill

The entrry: >Saul, William 30th ult 62 Ambleside 02-Nov-1883 4 is incorrect and should read: Saul, Ann 30th ult 62 Ambleside 02-Nov-1883 4 David Leverton.

I was missing it too, but thought it was just me or my server. I have re-sent. David. On Sat, 20 Dec 2008 15:24:37 -0000, you wrote: > >I'm in praise of the time spent by David in compiling this list and sharing >it with the subscribers and thank him for this seasonal gift. > >I seem to have missed those starting with S - are they still out there ... >somewhere .... ? >

Deaths recorded in the Ambleside Herald and Lakes News from March 1880 (issue No.1) to the end of 1885. Surnames beginning with the letter S Name of Deceased Date of death Age Where died Issue Page Sanders, William Monday Barrow 29-Jan-1881 4 Sands, Lucy 17 near Workington 10-Mar-1882 4 Inquest Satterthwaite, Jessie 28th ult 3m Ambleside 03-Oct-1884 4 Satterthwaite, John 16th inst 57 Hawkshead 20-Nov-1885 4 Obituary Satterthwaite, John 11th inst 55 Plosh, Keswick 21-Jan-1882 4 Satterthwaite, Jonathan 11th inst 89th yr 16-Apr-1881 4 Satterthwaite, Miles 15th inst 33 Carlisle 22-Oct-1881 4 Satterthwaite, William 30th ult 5 Ambleside 05-Sep-1884 4 Saul, Elizabeth 20th inst 48 Bowness 26-May-1882 4 Saul, William 30th ult 62 Ambleside 02-Nov-1883 4 Scales, Isabella 24th inst 42 Ambleside 30-May-1884 4 Schneider, Bessie 12th inst Dresden, Germany 18-Jun-1881 4 dau. of th late Canon Turner Scott, Ann 6th inst 61 Bowness 14-Aug-1885 4 Sefton, Mrs. Thursday Leven Viaduct 19-Nov-1881 4 Inquest Sewell, John Last Saturday Coldby Moor 02-Oct-1880 4 suicide Sharp, Frances Emma 8th inst 8m Ambleside 15-Oct-1881 4 Sharp, John 28th ult 2y 11m Ambleside 05-May-1882 4 Sharp, John Friday 19 Lake Derwentwater 04-Jul-1884 4 drowned Sharp, William missing since Dec. 23 25-Jan-1884 4 Inquest ar Barrow Shaw, Frederick Friday Ecclerigg, Windermere 18-Sep-1880 4 Inquest Shaw, Martha Elizabeth 12th inst 5m Cat Bank, Coniston 15-Oct-1881 4 Shaw, Mary Monday 56 Winderemere 04-Sep-1885 4 Inquest Shawyer, Joseph Friday Ramsden Dock, Barrow 01-Oct-1881 4 Shepherd, Augustus BurkeJuly 28th 46 Burnt Howe, Loughrigg 31-Jul-1885 4 Shepherd, Elizabeth 28th ult 3y 4m Brunt How, Ambleside 05-Jan-1883 4 Shepherd, James 12th New Sedgwick Gnpwder Co.20-Apr-1883 4 Gunpowder explosion Shepherd, John 18th inst 71 Lake Side Hotel 23-May-1884 4 Shepherd, John 58 Bowness 30-Oct-1885 4 Shepherd, John Thursday abt 40 Sedgwick near Kendal 07-Jul-1882 4 Inquest Shepherd, Thomas 13th inst 74 Hawkshead 21-Jul-1882 4 Sinkinson, Miles 12th inst 70 Birch Street, Windermere19-Jun-1880 5 Skelland, Henry 12-Dec-1884 4 Obituary Skelton, Emma Alice 30th 5y 4m Manchester 09-Oct-1880 4 Slater, Mary 10th inst 75 16-Oct-1880 4 Slater, Mrs. Saturday 70-80 Bassenthwaite 30-Oct-1885 4 Obituary Sly, Joseph 16th inst 39 Coniston 20-Nov-1880 4 Obituary Small, Jane Sunday week 02-Oct-1880 4 Inquest Small, Jane Sunday night 27 Walney Channel 25-Sep-1880 4 Drowned Smith, Ada 1st inst 18 Lowside, Bowness 05-May-1882 4 Smith, Dr. Kirkby Sunday believed 40 Ambleside 16-May-1884 4 Obituary Smith, John Monday 04-May-1883 4 Obituary Smith, John Alfred Friday 18 Lake Windermere 24-Jul-1885 5 Inquest Smith, Robert 18th inst 72 The Abbey, Windermere 25-Dec-1885 4 Smith, Robert 7th inst 70 Beech Street, Windermere14-Aug-1885 4 Smith, Thomas 15 Litchfield 09-May-1884 4 Inquest Speed, Isabella 18th iinst 25 Bowness 25-Dec-1885 4 Stalker, Hannah Maria** 14th inst 28 Ambleside 20-Apr-1883 4 Statham, Mrs. 6th inst Bowness 08-Sep-1882 4 Staveley, George 18th inst 54 Ambleside 20-Jun-1884 4 Staveley, Henry 15th inst 2y 6m Ambleside 19-Jun-1885 4 Staveley, Thomas Holgate14th inst 6.5 Ambleside 21-Apr-1882 4 Stephenson, Reuban Saturday 35 Blackbeck Gnpowdr Wrks01-Aug-1884 4 gunpowder explosion Steward, Joseph Near Lancaster 14-Aug-1880 4 railway accident Stewardson, William Friday 47 at his lodgings, Bowness24-Feb-1882 4 Inquest Stobbart, Thomas July 24th 44 Raw Head, Langdale 31-Jul-1885 4 Storey, Mary 24th inst 39 Ambleside 29-May-1885 4 Stubbs, George 6th inst 44 Low Wood Hotel 14-May-1881 4 Suart, John 3rd inst 62 11-May-1883 4 Swainson, James 12th inst 74 Elleray Hotel, Windermere14-Aug-1885 4 Swainson, Margaret 31st inst 78 Cunsey, Windermere 02-Jun-1882 4 David Leverton Leverton, Stevens, Clibborn, Dodgson, Hird, Stalker ulpha@telus.net

Ambleside Herald & Lakes News Issue 99 18 Feb 1882 Page 4 Death of WATSON TYSON Auld WATTY TYSON. We have to announce the somewhat sudden death of the venerable piscator, WATSON TYSON of Hawkshead. Deceased spent many a happy and pleasant day on Esthwaite Lake in the company of gentlemen from a distance who were fascinated with the honest simplicity and rural feeling of our hero. On Monday, the 30th ult the old man was not seen moving about as he used to do; yet no notice was taken of it. Towards evening DR. HODGKINSON called, and finding the middle door closed, shouted out "Watson" and received a feeble reply that he was within. The Dr. thought the old man was groggy, and in bed; consequently he left. Later on in the evening SAMUEL POSTLETHWAITE called to see the old man, and shouted out "Watson" and receiving a somewhat vague reply, went across the street to ISAAC POSTLETHWAITE's and enquired if he had seen "Old Watty" that day. Postlethwaite replied in the negative. They consulted a little and then went to the old man's house (if it can be called that ) and found the middle door shut. On entering they found him lying behind the door with only his drawers on, nearly starved to death and quite speechless. It is supposed that the deceased had got up from his bed in the morning, and gone into the other room to call for assistance and had fallen down as one of his arms was cold and powerless. They had him immediately conveyed to his bed, and applied warm bottles to his feet and legs, and administered draughts of brandy, but all of no avail. He never rallied, but lingered on till Wednesday when he expired. Deceased, who was 82 years of age, had resided in the old hut upwards of 80 years. The old place was over run with rats, and the deceased was obliged to keep a stick lying on the bed in order to keep off the vermin. He had on many occasions seen three or four rats at once run across the bed. Deceased shortly after his death was taken to MRS. RAWLINSON's house and kept there till Sunday afternoon when his remains were interred in Hawkshead churchyard. He was followed to his last resting place by all the people of Hawkshead and its neighbourhood, including many gentlemen. Deceased was a son of old ROBBIN TYSON who in the days of yore was a huntsman to the late for Wm. ???, Esq of Green End, Colthouse, near Hawkshead.

Deaths recorded in the Ambleside Herald and Lakes News from March 1880 (issue No.1) to the end of 1885. Surnames beginning with the letter T Name of Deceased Date of death Age Where died Issue Page Taylor, Ann 7th inst 85 10-Apr-1885 4 Taylor, Christopher Saturday 74 Kendal 26-Jun-1885 4 Inquest Taylor, Francis William 9th inst 4m Ambleside 12-Mar-1881 4 Taylor, Samuel 4th inst 79th yr Eccleston Hall,Lancashire09-Apr-1881 4 Taylor, Samuel, jr buried last Saturday 16-Oct-1880 4 Taylor, Thomas 20th inst 80 Queens Hotel, Ambleside 27-Feb-1885 4 Taylor, William 19th inst 30 Black BeckPowder Wrks26-Mar-1881 4 explosion Taylor, Wm. 15th inst 57 Tilberthwaite Quarries 25-Aug-1882 4 Inquest Tebay, John William 7th inst 9 Storrs, Bowness 13-Nov-1885 4 Temple, Thomas 10th inst 56 Market Place, Keswick 21-Jan-1882 4 Thirsfield, Wm. 26th inst 19 Ambleside 28-Jul-1882 4 Thistlethwaite, Margaret9th inst 37 Bowness 11-Dec-1885 4 Thompson, Betsey 20th inst 30 Beck Side, Crook 27-Nov-1885 5 Thompson, David Sunday 32 Whitehaven 21-Jul-1882 4 boating acident Thompson, Jas. 17th inst 69 Grasmere 24-Nov-1882 4 Thompson, Joseph Saturday 23 near Saddleback 08-Dec-1882 4 Obituary Thompson, Mary 2nd inst 60 White Bridge, Grasmere 06-Aug-1881 4 Thompson, Mary Jane Saturday last 6 Barrow 12-Mar-1881 4 Inquest Thompson, Thomas 25th ult infant Oak Street, Windermere 02-Oct-1885 4 Thompson, William Saturday 46 16-Oct-1880 4 Inquest Thornburrow, Florence 24th ult 2m Outgate 01-May-1885 4 Tickell, Henry Wednesday 74 Keswick 21-Nov-1884 4 Inquest Todd, George 16th inst 80 Longreen Head, Troutbeck21-Aug-1885 5 Tomkyns-Grafton, W.F. 11th inst 22 St. Mark's, Cheltenham 23-Nov-1883 4 Towers, George 19th inst 27 Black BeckPowder Wrks 26-Mar-1881 4 explosion Townley, Agnes 29th ult Grasmere 01-Dec-1882 4 Townley, John 23rd inst 62 Derby Terrace Windermere29-May-1880 5 Townley, Richard 21st inst 72 26-Oct-1883 4 Townson, Ann 22nd inst Ambleside 26-Feb-1881 4 born March 20, 1813 Tubman, Thomas 19th inst 65 Dodgson Grnd nr Hawkshead21-May-1881 4 Turnbull, Joseph Friday 29 Garlands Asylum 23-Mar-1883 4 Inquest Turner, Bernard Tuesday 98 Wigton Workhouse 08-Sep-1882 4 Turner, Joseph Sunday week 87 Elterwater 15-Jun-1883 4 Obituary Turner, Joshua (Jossey) 3rd inst 88th yr Lane End, Elterwater 08-Jun-1883 4 Tyson, Christopher 20th inst 64 St. John's Vale, Keswick28-Aug-1880 4 Tyson, Elizabeth 1st inst 86 Ambleside 08-Dec-1882 4 Tyson, Jane Dec 3rd advanced years Wray Cottages, Langdale11-Dec-1880 4 Tyson, John Monday 59 Liverpool 22-Aug-1884 4 Obituary Tyson, Thomas Brown 5th inst 33 10-Jul-1885 4 Tyson, Watson Wednesday 82 at his residence 11-Feb-1882 4 Obituary Tyson, William 15th inst Edinboro', Ambleside 21-Mar-1884 4 David Leverton Leverton, Stevens, Clibborn, Dodgson, Hird, Stalker ulpha@telus.net