The Andrews / Hebblethwaite family tree
4th Generation - Great Grandparents
Cyril Gleadow Hebblethwaite (1890 – 1975)
Betty Hebblethwaite (1931 – 2002)
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Queen Victoria (1837 – 1901)
Edward VII (1901 – 1910)
George V (1910 – 1936)
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William Henry Hebblethwaite
William is the son of Thomas Frederick Hebblethwaite and Mary Frances Gleadow and he was born on the 12th of August 1851 in Kingston-upon-Hull, Yorkshire. He died on the 23rd of March 1930 at Cross Hill House, Barrow upon Humber, Lincolnshire at the age of 78. He is buried in the Municipal Cemetery, Barrow upon Humber.
General Notes: Possess;
Marriage Certificate - marriage witnessed by Louis Hebblethwaite and Mary Elizabeth Cherry.
At the age of about 10 William was living at the family home at 7 Park Street, Myton, Kingston-Upon-Hull in Yorkshire. By the time of the 1871 census on the 2nd of April the family had moved to 2 Granville Terrace, Beverley Road, Sculcoates, Kingston-upon-Hull and he was now at work as a land agents clerk. This is likely to be at his father’s firm T.F. Hebblethwaite Land Agency which later became Hebblethwaite & Son.
On the 1st of June 1876 William married Sarah Ann Cherry at the Parish Church, Barrow upon Humber in Lincolnshire and by 1879 they were living at 24 Hutt Street, Sculcoates, Kingston-upon-Hull, Yorkshire. The marriage was witnessed by his brother Louis and her sister Mary.
They were still there at the time of the 1881 census on the 3rd of April but William was now a land agent and so the firm may well be Hebblethwaite & Son. On the 8th of November of that year William and Sarah baptised their daughter Kathleen at St. Silas’ Church in Sculcoates, York.
However on the 1891 census the family are at High Street in Barrow upon Humber, which is the home of his in-laws. William and George Harpur Cherry, his father-in-law, are both listed as heads of their families. It appears that he was no longer a land agent as he is categorised as living off own means.
Ten years later the 1901 census shows that the family, apart from Constance and Basil, who was now seventeen years old, had moved to Market Place, Glanford Brigg in Barrow-upon-Humber. William is now classed as being a retired land agent and surveyor. So probably before he was 50 years old at some time between 1891 and 1901 he had been able to retire.
On Wednesday 1st of April 1903 Hull’s Daily Mail reported;
Barrow.
Primitive Methodist Bazaar – The opening of the bazaar in aid of Chapel Funds on Tuesday afternoon, was very largely attended. The decorations of the room displayed considerable taste. Miss N. Corden presided, and the following young people assisted at the ceremony, each taking part of a stanza (adapted for the occasion by the Rev F. G. Wallis), viz., Percy Rimington, Ethel Bell, Etta Thompson, Ivy Dawson, Cyril Hebblethwaite, Ernest Roberts, Lily Wrack, and Walter Bell. Mr W. H. Hebblethwaite was at the organ. The stallholders were: - Fancy, Mrs D. Codd, Mrs E. Dawson, and Miss Jump; toy, Misses Roberts, Westoby, and Bilton; tea and refreshment, Mrs Wright and Mrs Cuthbert; bran tub Misses Bell and Corden.
It is possible that Miss Westoby is related to William’s wife as her mother is Frances Westoby.
On the 1911 census William Henry is retired and his wife Sarah Ann is living off her own means. In the household are five of their six children. Eleanor May 34, Constance May 30, Gertrude Daisy 28, Basil 27 and Cyril Gleadow 20. None of the girls are working but Basil is a general clerk working at home and Cyril works as a clerk in a cycle works. This census also states that William Henry and Sarah Ann had six children all of whom are still alive and that the house at Cross Hill had nine rooms, hopefully quite a few of them bedrooms.
The Kelly’s directory of 1913 states that William, and presumably the family are still at Cross Hill House. Indeed it stays the family home as William died there on the 23rd of March 1930.
On Wednesday the 21st of May 1930 the Hull Daily Mail reported William’s will;
Mr William Henry Hebblethwaite, of Cross Hill House, Barrow-on-Humber, who died on March 23rd, left unsettled property of the gross value of £3118 1s 10d, with net personalty (sic) £2793 10s 10d.
And probate is given as follows;
Hebblethwaite William Henry of Cross Hill House Barrow-upon-Humber Lincolnshire died 23 March 1930 Probate (save and except settled land) London 17 May to Sarah Ann Hebblethwaite
widow. Effects £3118 1s 10d.
According to the Bank of England this would be worth £183 835.83 in 2015.
Noted events in his life were:
* Living: 1861, 7 Park Street, Myton, Kingston Upon Hull, Yorkshire.
* Living: 2nd April 1871, 2 Granville Terrace, Beverley Road, Sculcoates, Kingston Upon Hull, Yorkshire.
* He worked as a Land Agents Clerk on 2nd April 1871.
* Living: 1879, 24 Hutt Street, Sculcoates, Kingston-upon-Hull, Yorkshire.
* Living: 3rd April 1881, 24 Hutt Street, Sculcoates, Kingston-upon-Hull, Yorkshire.
* He worked as a Land Agent on 3rd April 1881.
* Living: 1891, High Street, Barrow upon Humber, Lincolnshire.
* He worked as a Living off own means in 1891.
* Living: 1901, Market Place, Glanford Brigg, Barrow upon Humber, Lincolnshire.
* He worked as a Retired Land Agent and Surveyor in 1901.
* Living: 1911, Cross Hill House, Barrow upon Humber, Lincolnshire.
* He worked as a Retired Land Agent in 1911.
* Living: 1913, Cross Hill House, Barrow upon Humber, Lincolnshire. From Kelly’s
* Living: 23rd March 1930, Cross Hill House, Barrow upon Humber, Lincolnshire. At time of death.
William married Sarah Ann Cherry on the 1st of June 1876 in The Parish Church, Barrow upon Humber, Lincolnshire.
Children from this marriage were:
i. Eleanor Mary Hebblethwaite – (1877 – 4/11/1931)
ii. Constance Mary Hebblethwaite – (7/1880 – 9/4/1914)
iii. Kathleen Hebblethwaite – (1881 – 8/11/1918)
iv. Gertrude Daisy Hebblethwaite – (12/1882 – 30/1/1973)
v. Basil Hebblethwaite – (1884 – 18/11/1965)
vi. Cyril Gleadow Hebblethwaite – (15/9/1890 – 19/3/1975)
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Sarah Ann Cherry
Sarah is the daughter of George Harpur Cherry and Frances Westoby and was born on the 19th of September 1851 in Barrow upon Humber, and was christened on the 15th of October 1851 in Barrow upon Humber. She died on the 21st of February 1934 at Cross Hill House, Barrow upon Humber at the age of 82.
Another name for Sarah was Miss Annie Cherry.
Christening from gencircles.com Reference 8772
Daughter's Probate 4th of November 1931
Hebblethwaite Eleanor Mary of Cross Hill House Barron-om-Humber (sic) Lincolnshire spinster died 4th November 1931 Administration London 18th December to Sarah Ann Hebblethwaite widow. - Effects £953 0s 5d.
According to the Bank of England this would have been worth £58 557.83 in 2015.
In the 1933 Kelly's Directory of Lincolnshire there is a Mrs Hebblethwaite listed as being resident at Cross Hill House, Barrow upon Humber.
Probate date 9th of July 1934.
Hebblethwaite Sarah Ann of Cross Hill House, Barrow-On-Humber, Lincolnshire, widow died 21st February 1934. Probate 9th July to Basil Hebblethwaite, general draper, Cyril Gleadow Hebblethwaite, commercial traveller and Arthur Robinson Hebblethwaite, land agent. - Effects £6051 15s 10d.
According to the Bank of England this would have been worth £390 634.17 in 2015.
Noted events in her life were:
* Living: 1861, High Street, Barrow Upon Humber, Lincolnshire.
* She worked as a Scholar in 1861.
* Living: 1871, 50 High Street, Barrow Upon Humber, Lincolnshire.
* Living: 1881, 24 Hutt Street, Sculcoates, Kingston Upon Hull, Yorkshire.
* Living: 1891, High Street, Barrow Upon Humber, Lincolnshire.
* Living: 1901, Market Place, Barrow Upon Humber, Lincs.
* Living: 1911, Cross Hill House, Barrow-On-Humber, Lincolnshire.
* Living: 23rd March 1930, Cross Hill House, Barrow-On-Humber, Lincolnshire. At the time of William Henry’s death.
* Living: 1933, Cross Hill House, Barrow-On-Humber, Lincolnshire. Source - Kelly's Directory of Lincolnshire 1933
* She had an estate probated on 9th July 1934.
Sarah married William Henry Hebblethwaite on the 1st of June 1876 in The Parish Church, Barrow Upon Humber.
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Cross Hill House
The home of William and Sarah from about 1901 until 1934 when Sarah died is now a residential care home, Crosshill House. The 1911 census stated that the house at Cross Hill had nine rooms.
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