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John Thomas ARDRON I (1845 - 1919)

Father: Thomas Ardron VII (1816 - 1898)
Mother: Ann ?? (1817 - )

Tree extract starting with common ancestor to me:

§  3.2 William Ardron I (1792 - 1877)

§  4.2 Thomas Ardron VII (1816 - 1898)

§  5.3 John Thomas Ardron I (1845 – 1919)

 

My 2nd cousin 4 times removed was born in 1845 at Hoyland, Sheffield. (Based on 1861 Census + GRO ref Ecclesfield 22 167 Sep 1845) However some of the census records + his burial record would have him born in 1843.

 

On the 1851 Census John T. was a school boy, aged 5, and living with his parents at 3 Hills Cottages, St Swithin, Lincoln, Lincolnshire:
a) Thomas Ardron, head, married, 35, furnace tender, Yorkshire
b) Ann Ardron, wife, married, 33, Wentworth, Yorkshire
c) William Ardron, son, 8, scholar, Hoyland, Yorkshire
d) John Thos Ardron, son, 5, scholar, Hoyland, Yorkshire
e) Isaac Ardron, son, 1, at home, Lincolnshire
(PRO ref HO107 piece 2105 folio 421 pg 48)

 

On the 1861 Census John T. was aged 16, an iron moulder, and living with his parents at Back Lane, Failsworth, Manchester, Lancashire. (PRO ref RG09 piece 2973 folio 53 pg 51)

 

John T. married Elizabeth Atkinson on 19 August 1866 in Lincoln. Their fathers were Thomas Ardron and William Atkinson. (Findmypast - Parish Marriages + GRO ref Lincoln 7a 759 Sep 1866)

On the 1871 Census John T. was head of household at Church Lane, St Nicholas, Lincoln, Lincolnshire:
a) John T Ardron, head, married, 26, iron moulder, Hoyland Yorkshire
b) Elizabeth Ardron, wife, married, 27, St Nicholas, Lincoln
c) Elizabeth Ardron, daughter, 2, St Nicholas, Lincoln
d) Elizabeth Atkinson, mother-in-law, widow, 69, formerly washerwoman, Lincolnshire, Battleby
e) Edward Atkinson, brother-in-law, 39, blacksmith, Lincoln, St Nicholas
f) William Atkinson, brother-in-law, 31, stonemason, unemployed, Lincoln
(PRO ref RG10 piece 3372 folio 20 pg 33)

 

On the 1881 Census John T. was head of household for 4 Mumbys Row, Lincoln St Nicholas, Lincoln, Lincolnshire:
a) John Thomas Ardron, head, married, 37, iron moulder, Hoyland, Yorkshire
b) Elizabeth Ardron, wife, married, 37, Lincoln, Lincolnshire
c) Elizabeth Ardron, daughter, single, 12, scholar, Lincoln, Lincolnshire
d) Clara Ardron, daughter, single, 8, scholar, Lincoln, Lincolnshire
e) Joseph Ardron, son, single, 7, scholar Lincoln, Lincolnshire
f) Thomas Ardron, son, single, 4, scholar Lincoln, Lincolnshire
g) Walter Ardron, son, single, 2, Lincoln, Lincolnshire
h) William Ardron,
son, single, 0, Lincoln, Lincolnshire
i) Edward Atkinson, boarder, married, 49, shoeing smith, Lincoln, Lincolnshire
(PRO ref RG11 piece 3241 folio 151 pg 46)

 

On the 1891 Census John T. was head of household at Church Lane Cottages, Church Lane, Lincoln, Lincolnshire:
a) John T Ardron, head, married, 48, green land moulder, Hoyland, Yorkshire
b) Elizabeth Ardron, wife, married, 48, Lincolnshire
c) Elizabeth Ardron, daughter, single, 22, Lincolnshire
d) Mary C Ardron, daughter, single, 18, nurse maid, Lincolnshire
e) Joseph Ardron, son, single, 17, apprentice to boiler maker, Lincolnshire
f) Thomas Ardron, son, 14, rivet lad, Lincolnshire
g) Walter Ardron, son, 12, Lincolnshire
h) William Ardron, son, 10, scholar, Lincolnshire
i) Annie Ardron, daughter, 7, scholar, Lincolnshire
(PRO ref RG12 piece 2592 folio 106 pg 62)

 

On the 1901 Census John T. was head of household for 1 Mumbys Row, Church Lane, Lincoln St Nicholas, Lincoln, Lincolnshire:
a) John T Ardron, head, married, 58, iron moulder, Hoyland, Yorkshire
b) Elizabeth Ardron, wife, married, 58, Lincoln, Lincolnshire
c) Elizabeth Ardron, daughter, single, 30, Lincoln, Lincolnshire
d) Mary C Ardron, daughter, single, cook (domestic), Lincoln, Lincolnshire
e) Thomas Ardron, son, single, 25, boiler maker, Lincoln, Lincolnshire
f) William Ardron, son, single, 20, clerk engineers works, Lincoln, Lincolnshire
(PRO ref RG13 piece 3063 folio 172 pg 50) – shown as ANDRON on findmypast index

 

His wife Elizabeth died in 1903.

 

On the 1911 Census John T. was head of household for 1 Mumby's Cottages Church Lane Lincoln:
a) John Thomas Ardron, head, widower, 68, iron moulder, pensioner, Hoyland, Yorkshire
b) Elizabeth Ardron, daughter, single, 42, charwoman, worker, Lincoln, Lincolnshire
c) Thomas Ardron, son, Single, 33, general labourer, iron foundry, worker, Lincoln, Lincolnshire
d) William Ardron, son, single, 30, engineers clerk, worker, Lincoln, Lincolnshire
(PRO ref RG14 piece 19752) The property had 3 rooms.

 

John T. died in 1919 aged 76 and was buried on 22 February at the Newport Cemetary, Lincoln. (NBI + GRO ref Lincoln 7a 837 Mar 1919 – [aged] 76)

 

Elizabeth ATKINSON (1843 – 1903)
She was born around 1843 in Lincoln. (Based on census records)

 

Elizabeth died in 1903 aged 61 and was buried on 24 September at Newport Cemetary, St Nicolas, Lincoln. (Lincolnshire Archives – Parish Burials, pg 65)

 

JOHN THOMAS AND ELIZABETH HAD THE FOLLOWING CHILDREN:

1) Isaac Ardron II (1866 - 1866)
My 3rd cousin 3 times removed was born on 15 December 1866 and then baptised the very next day on 16 December at St Nicholas With St John Church, Lincoln. His parents were John Thomas, a moulder, and Elizabeth Ardron of Church Lane. (Lincolnshire Archives - Lincolnshire Baptisms, pg 8 + GRO ref Lincoln 7a 463 Dec 1866)

 

He died a few days later and was buried a week later on 21 December 1866 at Newport Cemetery, Lincoln. (NBI + GRO ref Lincoln 7a 281 Dec 1866 – [aged] 0)

 

2) Lucy Ardron IV (1867 -)

My 3rd cousin 3 times removed was born in Lincoln in 1867 and then baptised on 17 September at St Nicholas With St John Church, Lincoln. Her parents were John Thomas and Elizabeth Ardron. (Familysearch.org + GRO ref Lincoln 7a 459 Sep 1867)

 

DIED?? BEFORE 1871 CENSUS?

 

3) Elizabeth Ardron II (1868 - 1947)

My 3rd cousin 3 times removed was born in Lincoln in 1868 and then baptised on 20 September at St Nicholas With St John Church, Lincoln. Her parents were John Thomas and Elizabeth Ardron. (Familysearch.org + GRO ref Lincoln 7a 453 Dec 1868)

 

On the 1871 Census Elizabeth was aged 2 and living with her parents at Church Lane, St Nicholas, Lincoln, Lincolnshire. (PRO ref RG10 piece 3372 folio 20 pg 33)

 

On the 1881 Census Elizabeth was a shoolgirl aged 12, and living with her parents at 4 Mumbys Row, Lincoln St Nicholas, Lincoln, Lincolnshire. (PRO ref RG11 piece 3241 folio 151 pg 46)

 

On the 1891 Census Elizabeth was aged 22 and living with her parents at Church Lane Cottages, Church Lane, Lincoln, Lincolnshire. (PRO ref RG12 piece 2592 folio 106 pg 62)

 

On the 1901 Census Elizabeth was aged 30 [though this should be 32] and living with her parents at 1 Mumbys Row, Church Lane, Lincoln St Nicholas, Lincoln, Lincolnshire. (PRO ref RG13 piece 3063 folio 172 pg 50) – shown as ANDRON on findmypast index

 

On the 1911 Census Elizabeth is a charwoman aged 42, and living with her father at 1 Mumby's Cottages Church Lane Lincoln. (PRO ref RG14 piece 19752)

 

1939 REGISTER??

 

She died in Lincoln in 1947 aged 78. (GRO ref Lincoln 3b 273 Jun 1947 – [aged] 78)

 

3) [Mary] Clara II Ardron (1872 – 1943?)
My 3rd cousin 3 times removed was born in Lincoln in 1872 and was then baptised on 29 December. Her parents were John Thomas and Elizabeth Ardron (Familysearch.org + GRO ref Lincoln 7a 498 Dec 1872) Recorded as Clara on birth index, though subsequent records, including the baptism, show her as Mary Clara

 

On the 1881 Census Clara was aged 8, a school girl, living with her parents at 4 Mumbys Row, Lincoln St Nicholas, Lincoln, Lincolnshire. (PRO ref RG11 piece 3241 folio 151 pg 46)

 

On the 1891 Census Clara is now being called Mary C. [assume Clara], aged 18, a nurse maid, living with her parents at Church Lane Cottages, Church Lane, Lincoln, Lincolnshire. (PRO ref RG12 piece 2592 folio 106 pg 62) To note there are no birth index entries for Mary C. Ardron.

 

On the 1901 Census Clara is again being called Mary C. [assume Clara], aged 28, a domestic cook, and living with her parents at 1 Mumbys Row, Church Lane, Lincoln St Nicholas, Lincoln, Lincolnshire. (PRO ref RG13 piece 3063 folio 172 pg 50) – shown as ANDRON on findmypast index

 

Clara [Mary Clara] married Edmund Warriner on 28 October 1903 at Langton by Wragby, Lincolnshire. She was aged 28 and he was aged 29. Their fathers were John Thomas Ardron and Robert Warriner. (Familysearch.org + GRO ref Horncastle 7a 1159 Dec 1903) Recorded as Clara on marriage index, but as Mary Clara on parish register.

 

1911 CENSUS?? AGED 38?

 

1939 REGISTER??

 

DEATH?? In 1943 aged 70 (GRO ref N. Kesteven 7a 571 Mar 1943 – [aged] 70 – Mary C. Warriner)

 

Edmund WARRINER (1871 - 1958)
            He was born in 1871. (Based on age at marriage)

 

He died in 1958 aged 85. (GRO ref N. Kesteven 3b 81 Sep 1958 – [aged] 85)

 

4) Joseph Ardron II (1874 - 1910)
My 3rd cousin 3 times removed was born in Lincoln in 1874 and was baptised on 19 April at St Nicholas with St John’s Church, Lincoln. His parents were John Thomas and Elizabeth Ardron. (Familysearch.org + GRO ref Lincoln 7a 530 Mar 1874)

 

On the 1881 Census Joseph was aged 7, a school boy, living with his parents at 4 Mumbys Row, Lincoln St Nicholas, Lincoln, Lincolnshire. (PRO ref RG11 piece 3241 folio 151 pg 46)

 

On the 1891 Census Joseph was aged 17, an apprentice to a boiler maker, and living with his parents at Church Lane Cottages, Church Lane, Lincoln, Lincolnshire. (PRO ref RG12 piece 2592 folio 106 pg 62)

 

On the 1891 Census Joseph was boarding at the residence of George Mosley at ??, Stafford, Staffordshire.
a) George H Mosley, head, married, 34, Stafford
b) Hannah Mosley, wife, married, 33, Stone, Staffordshire
c) Joseph Ardron, boarder, 28, boiler maker, Lincoln
d) John W Bailey, boarder, 20, Wednesbury, Staffordshire
e) Herbert Burton, boarder, 22, Lincoln
f) John Griffin, boarder, 20, W Bromwich, Staffordshire
g) Leslie T Smith, boarder, 8, K N, Co Not Stated
h) Syril A Smith, boarder, 3, K N, Co Not Stated

(PRO ref RG13 piece ?? folio ?? pg ??)

 

MARRIAGE??

 

1901 CENSUS?? AGED 38?

 

Joseph died in 1910 aged 36. (GRO ref Lincoln 7a 329 Mar 1910 – [aged] 36)

 

Death announcement – Stamford Mercury, Friday, 25 March 1910

 

5) Thomas Ardron VIII (1876 – 1926?)
My 3rd cousin 3 times removed was born in Lincoln in 1876 and then baptised on 27 August. His parents were John Thomas and Elizabeth Ardron (Familysearch.org + GRO ref Lincoln 7a 517 Sep 1876)

                                                                                                                

On the 1881 Census Thomas was aged 4, a school boy, and living with his parents at 4 Mumbys Row, Lincoln St Nicholas, Lincoln, Lincolnshire. (PRO ref RG11 piece 3241 folio 151 pg 46)

 

On the 1891 Census Thomas was aged 14, a rivet lad, and living with his parents at Church Lane Cottages, Church Lane, Lincoln, Lincolnshire. (PRO ref RG12 piece 2592 folio 106 pg 62)

 

On the 1901 Census Thomas was aged 25, a boiler maker, and living with his parents at 1 Mumbys Row, Church Lane, Lincoln St Nicholas, Lincoln, Lincolnshire. (PRO ref RG13 piece 3063 folio 172 pg 50) – shown as ANDRON on findmypast index

 

Charged and fined for steeling a cake – Lincolnshire Chronicle, Friday, 22 May 1903

 

Charged and fined for being drunk – Lincolnshire Chronicle, Friday, 23 March 1906

 

On the 1911 Census Thomas is incorrectly shown as being aged 33, now a general labourer in an iron foundary, and living with his parents at 1 Mumby's Cottages Church Lane Lincoln. (PRO ref RG14 piece 19752)

 

DIED?? In 1926 aged 49? (GRO ref Lincoln 7a 601 Mar 1926 – [aged] 49)

 

6) Walter Ardron III (1878 - 1923)

 

7) William Ardron VI (1881 – 1934?)
My 3rd cousin 3 times removed was born in Lincoln in 1881 and was baptised on 3 April. His parents were John Thomas and Elizabeth Ardron. (Familysearch.org + GRO ref Lincoln 7a 538 Mar 1881)

 

On the 1881 Census William was a few weeks old and living with his parents at 4 Mumbys Row, Lincoln St Nicholas, Lincoln, Lincolnshire. (PRO ref RG11 piece 3241 folio 151 pg 46)

 

On the 1891 Census William was a schoolboy, aged 10, and living with his parents at Church Lane Cottages, Church Lane, Lincoln, Lincolnshire. (PRO ref RG12 piece 2592 folio 106 pg 62)

 

On the 1901 Census William was aged 20, a clerk at an engineering works, and living with his parents at 1 Mumbys Row, Church Lane, Lincoln St Nicholas, Lincoln, Lincolnshire. (PRO ref RG13 piece 3063 folio 172 pg 50) – shown as ANDRON on findmypast index

 

On the 1911 Census William was aged 30, a clerk at an engineering works, and living with his father at 1 Mumbys Cottages Church Lane Lincoln. (PRO ref RG14 piece 19752)

 

MARRIAGE??

 

DIED?? GRO ref Lincoln 7a 552 Jun 1934 – [aged] 52?

 

8) Annie Ardron II (1883 -)
My 3rd cousin 3 times removed was born in Lincoln in 1883 and was baptised on 9 December. Her parents were John Thomas and Elizabeth Ardron. (Familysearch.org + GRO ref Lincoln 7a 488 Dec 1883)

 

On the 1891 Annie was aged 7, a school girl, and living with her parents at Church Lane Cottages, Church Lane, Lincoln, Lincolnshire. (PRO ref RG12 piece 2592 folio 106 pg 62)

 

1901 CENSUS?? AGED 17?

 

Annie married John William Parker on 12 January 1907 in Lincoln. She was aged 22 and he was 23. Their fathers were John Thomas Ardron and Zebedee Parker. (Familysearch.org + Findmypast - England Marriages 1538-1973)

 

1911 CENSUS?? AGED 27?

 

DIED??

 

          John William PARKER (-)
         

 

8) Frederick John Ardron (1889 - 1890)

My 3rd cousin 3 times removed was born in Lincoln in 1889 and was baptised on 17 October. His parents were John Thomas and Elizabeth Ardron. (Familysearch.org + GRO ref Lincoln 7a 515 Sep 1889)

 

He died in 1890 aged 1. (GRO ref Lincoln 7a 334 Dec 1890 – [aged] 1)