Shuttleworth ~ Second Generation

		Issue of John Shuttleworth and Dorothy Firbank
1.		Amelia SHUTTLEWORTH PRESUMED TO FIT HERE. Bap 1 Sep 1773 at Holy Trinity, Kingston Upon Hull, Yorkshire, dau of John Shuttleworth (ref Ancestry England Select Births and Christenings). If here, she must have died by 1807, as Anna is referred to as John's second daughter, in her marriage. No further information found.
2.		Mary Ann SHUTTLEWORTH PRESUMED TO FIT HERE. Bap 24 Nov 1774 at Holy Trinity, Kingston Upon Hull, Yorkshire, dau of John Shuttleworth (ref Ancestry England Select Births and Christenings). If here, she must have died by 1807, as Anna is referred to as John's second daughter, in her marriage. Also, since Mary Matilda was born in 1785, presumably Mary Ann had died by then. No further information found.
3.		Caroline SHUTTLEWORTH Bap 2 Jan 1777 at Saint Mary, Kingston Upon Hull, Yorkshire, dau of John Shuttleworth (ref Ancestry England Select Births and Christenings). This is the only Caroline Shuttleworth found baptised in this timeframe. Caroline presumably went with her family to Denmark and then returned to England. Marriage on 22 Aug 1805 at St Anne Limehouse of Edward TOMES of the Parish of Southam in the County of Warwick a Widower and Caroline Shuttleworth of this Parish Spinster, by Licence, witnesses John Shuttleworth, Anna Shuttleworth, John Shuttleworth Junr, Matilda Shuttleworth (ref Ancestry London Marriages). "MARRIED. Edward Tomes, esq; of Southam, Warwickshire, to Miss Shuttleworth, daughter of John Shuttleworth, esq; of London." (ref British Newspaper Archive, Bath Chronicle and Weekly Gazette, Thurs 5 Sep 1805" Note that her mother Dorothy was buried in that parish (St Anne Limehouse) in 1828. Both Edward, and Richard Burman, who married Caroline's sister Anna, came from Southam, Warwickshire, so perhaps it was through that connection that Anna met Richard? Caroline's death or burial not found and no children found for Caroline and Edward. Caroline not found in 1841 census. Edward was born 16 Sep 1771, bap 7 Oct 1771 at Southam, Warwickshire, Edward, son of John & Jane Tomes (ref Ancestry Warwickshire England Baps Marr & Burials image). Edward Tomes had previously been married to Mary Susannah COTTON. Marriage on 27 Jan 1799 at Saint Mary, Warwick, Warwickshire of Edward Tomes, Batchelor, of the Parish of Southam, Gentn., in this County, and Mary Susannah Cotton of this Parish Spinster, by License, witnesses Joseph Cotton, Charlotte Lee (ref Ancestry Warwickshire Marriages image). A daughter, Mary Susannah Tomes, was buried 24 Jun 1800 at St Mary, Warwick: "June 24 Mary Susannah Tomes dau of Mr Edwd. Tomes" (ref Ancestry Warwickshire England Baps Marr & Burials image). They had another daughter, Mary who was baptised in 1802 just before her mother died: "Mary Daughter of Edward and Mary Susanna Tomes May ye 30th [1803]. She was previously Baptized April 28th 1802" (ref Ancestry Warwickshire England Baps Marr & Burials image). Mary married Henry Thomas CHAMBERLAYNE on 6 Dec 1824 at Southam, Warwickshire (ref FamilySearch), and see Edward's probate. Edward's first wife Mary Susannah was buried 21 Jun 1802 at St Mary, Warwick: "June 21. Mrs Mary Susannah Tomes Wife of Mr. Edwd. Tomes of Southam" (ref Ancestry Warwickshire England Baps Marr & Burials image). Edward died 8 Apr 1837. There was a late probate notice in 1872. "TOMES Edward Esq. Effects under £800. 18 June [1872]. Administration (with the Will) of the effects of Edward Tomes late of Southam in the County of Warwick Esquire who died 8 April 1837 at Southam left unadministered by Mary Chamberlayne (Wife of Henry Thomas Chamberlayne, Esquire) the Daughter the Legatee for Life as to a Moiety of the Residue was granted at the Principal Registry to William Tankerville Chamberlayne of Stoneythorpe in the said County Esquire the Grandson one of the Residuary Legatees. Former Grant Prerogative Court of Canterbury October 1837." (ref Ancestry National Probate)
4.		William Pingree SHUTTLEWORTH "Born 1 Nov 1778, bap 15 Nov 1778 at Sankt Olai, Helsingor, Frederiksborg, Denmark; Christening age 0; Name: William Pingree; Father: Jonn Schuttleworth; Mother: Dorothea Fierback" (ref Ancestry Denmark Births and Christenings). William died in 1804 at Calcutta, India: "DEATHS. - Lately, at Calcutta, aged 26 years, Mr. W. P. Shuttleworth, son of John Shuttleworth, esq. of Sun Tavern Fields, Middlesex." (ref British Newspaper Archive, Kentish Gazette, Tues 30 Oct 1804) No further information found.
5.		George Edmund SHUTTLEWORTH "Born 9 Nov 1780; bap 22 Nov 1780 at Sankt Olai, Helsingor, Frederiksborg, Denmark; Christening age 0; Name: Georg Edmund Schuttleworth; Father: Joon Schuttleworth; Mother: Dorothea Fierbach" (ref Ancestry Denmark Births and Christenings). When he was 18 he was forceably held for 2 days in a case of mistaken identity: "On the 6th instant [November 1798], Mr. George Edmund Shuttleworth, son of Mr. Shuttleworth, of Sun Tavern-fields, was forcibly seized by two men in Back-lane, St. George's in the East, who having blindfolded and gagged him, dragged him to a place called Botany-Bay, near the New Road, where they forced him into a hackney coach, and conveyed him, it is supposed, to some place near Chick-lane, where they confined him 48 hours without any sustenance, except a small piece of bread, and taking from him all his money, (except 3s.) they conveyed him through several windings into West Smithfield, where they disengaged him, saying he might go and be d-----d, for he was not the person they wanted." (ref BNA, Reading Mercury, Mon 19 Nov 1798) In 1802 George was admitted to the Freedom of the City of London in the company of Skinners (ref the subsequent admittance of two of his sons, Mark and Fauconberg, in 1828 and 1848 respectively) (ref Ancestry). Marriage 3 Oct 1805 at All Hallows, Tottenham of George Edmund Shuttleworth of the Parish of Saint Peter Le Poor, London, Bachelor, and Ann Mellish THOMPSON, Spinster of this Parish, by Licence, witnesses Elizabeth Thompson, Elizabeth Thompson, G.H. Thompson, Jn Thompson, Joseph Fletcher and John Thompson (ref Ancestry London Marriages - 2 versions). The marriage also is documented in Pallot's Marriage Index. "MARRIED. At Tottenham, Mr. George Edmund Shuttleworth, of Austin Friars, to Miss Ann Mellish Thompson, daughter of John Thompson, Esq. of Tottenham." (ref BNA, Oxford Journal, Sat 12 Oct 1805). Ann was born c1785 and the most likely birth and baptism is that of Ann, dau of John & Dorothy Thompson of Long Alley, born Dec 31st [1784], bap 23 inst [Jan 1785] at St Leonard, Shoreditch; Long Alley was at Lower Shadwell and this matches the 1851 census information. George was witness to Mary Matilda's marriage in 1814. Ref 1841 census. Middlesex, England. Civil Parish of Tottenham. Registration dist of Edmonton. Address: High Cross Green. Together with daus Ann (21), Georgena (19), Agnus (17): Geo Shuttleworth. Age 60. Auctioneer. No birth place. Ann Shuttleworth. Age 56. Ind. Born in Middlesex. In the 1847, 1851 and 1853 Electoral Registers, George and son Mark appeared: "Shuttleworth, George Edmund. Tottenham-green. House as occupier. Tottenham-green. Shuttleworth, Mark Hodgson. West-green, Tottenham. Rental above 50l. per annum. The Lodge, himself tenant." (ref Ancestry London Electoral Register) Ref 1851 census. Middlesex, England. Parish of Tottenham. Registration District of Edmonton. Address: Tottenham Green. Together with children Georgiana (29), Agnes De Hocking (27), Fauconburg (24) and 4 servants: George Ed Shuttleworth. Head. Mar. Age 70. Auctioneer & Estate Agent. Born Denmark. Ann Mellish Shuttleworth. Wife. Mar. Age 66. Born Middlesex Shadwell. On 2nd June 1854, George and his sons Mark and George were made bankrupt, having fallen from a position of high status as documented in other newspaper accounts. See in particular a long account in the Morning Post, Tues 19 Dec 1854. "BANKRUPTS FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. George Edmund Shuttleworth, sen., Mark Shuttleworth, and George Edmund Shuttleworth, jun., London, auctioneers." (ref BNA Leeds Times Sat 3 June 1854 and many others). In 1855 the estates of the three in bankruptcy were still being acted upon (although George Jnr was still conducting his business). "George Edmund Shuttleworth, Mark Hodgson Shuttleworth, and George Edmund Shuttleworth, jun., of the Poultry, City, auctioneers, first dividend of 4s. 3d. in the pound; also a first dividend of 8s. 3d. in the pound, on the separate estate of Mark Hodgson Shuttleworth; also a first dividend of 13s. 4d. in the pound, on the separate estate of George Edmund Shuttleworth, jun; also a first dividend of 20s. in the pound, on the separate estate of George Edmund Shuttleworth, sen., payable at 25, Coleman-street, on Thursday , July 12, and three folllowing Thursdays." (ref BNA, Morning Chronicle, Wed 11 July 1855) George died shortly after. Death reg of George Edmund Shuttleworth Sep qtr 1855 at Brighton dist, Sussex (ref FreeBMD). No probate found. "DEATHS. 28th [Aug 1855], at Brighton, George Edmund Shuttleworth, Esq., late of 28, Poultry, and Tottenham Green, Middlesex, aged 75." (ref BNA, Brighton Gazette, Thurs 6 Sep 1855). Ann not found in 1861 census. Ann died 18 Mar 1869. Death reg of Ann Mellish Shuttleworth Mar qtr 1869 at Brighton dist, Sussex (ref FreeBMD). "SHUTTLEWORTH Ann Mellish. Effects under £100. 24 June. The Will of Ann Mellish Shuttleworth late of 22 Oriental-place Brighton in the County of Sussex Widow deceased who died 18 March 1869 at 22 Oriental-place aforesaid was proved at the Principal Registry by the oath of Georgina Shuttleworth of Shern House Walthamstow in the County of Essex Spinster the Daughter the sole Executrix." (ref Ancestry National Probate) "DEATHS. SHUTTLEWORTH. - On the 18th of March last, at Brighton, Sussex, England, Anne Mellish Shuttleworth, the beloved mother of Fauconberg Shuttleworth, of Melbourne, aged eighty-three years." (ref Trove, The Argus Melb, Tues 18 May 1869)	1841 census 1851 census
		Children:
	1.	Mark Hodgson SHUTTLEWORTH born 1806, bap 1807 at St Mary, Bromley St Leonard, Middlesex
	2.	George Edmund SHUTTLEWORTH born 1810, bap 1811 at St Peter-Le-Poer, London
	3.	Elizabeth SHUTTLEWORTH born c1813 at Tottenham, Middlesex
	4.	John SHUTTLEWORTH bap 1814 at All Hallows, Tottenham, Middlesex
	5.	Fletcher SHUTTLEWORTH bap 1816 at All Hallows, Tottenham, Middlesex
	6.	Mary SHUTTLEWORTH bap 1818 at All Hallows, Tottenham, Middlesex
	7.	Anne Podmore SHUTTLEWORTH bap 1820 at All Hallows, Tottenham, Middlesex
	8.	Georgina SHUTTLEWORTH bap 1821 at All Hallows, Tottenham, Middlesex
	9.	Agnes de Hacking SHUTTLEWORTH bap 1824 at All Hallows, Tottenham, Middlesex
	10.	Fauconberg SHUTTLEWORTH bap 1826 at All Hallows, Tottenham, Middlesex
6.		Anna SHUTTLEWORTH "Born 31 May 1783; bap 27 Jun 1783 at Sankt Olai, Helsingor, Frederiksborg, Denmark; Christening age 0; Name: Anna; Father: John Schuttlewort; Mother: Dorothea Schuttlewort Fierback" (ref Ancestry Denmark Births and Christenings). Witness to sister Caroline's marriage in 1805. Marriage 19 Dec 1807 at Parish Chapel, St Pancras, of Richard BURMAN of Southam in the County of Warwick Bachelor and Anna Shuttleworth of this Parish Spinster, by Licence, witnesses John Shuttleworth, Mary Matilda Shuttleworth, John Shuttleworth Sen (?) (ref Ancestry London Marriages image). The marriage also is documented in Pallot's Marriage Index. "MARRIED. Richard Burman, esq; of Southam, Worcestershire, to Miss Anna Shuttleworth, 2d daughter of John Shuttleworth, esq; of Guildford-street, London." (ref BNA Bath Chronicle and Weekly Gazette Thurs 31 Dec 1807) See BURMAN tree for all further details. FROM WHOM FRED SHADE IS DESCENDED.	SEE BURMAN TREE
7.		Mary Matilda SHUTTLEWORTH "Born 11 Feb 1785; bap 19 Feb 1785 at Sankt Olai, Helsingor, Frederiksborg, Denmark; Christening age 0; Name: Mary Matilde; Father: Johan Schuttelword; Mother: Dorothea Schuttelword Fiarbank" (ref Ancestry Denmark Births and Christenings). Mary was witness to sister Caroline's marriage in 1805 (as Matilda) and Anna's marriage in London in 1807. "OXFORD. Thursday, in Congregation, the following Gentlemen were admitted to degrees: MASTERS OF ARTS. Rev. John Banister, of Worcester College...." (ref BNA Windsor and Eton Express, Sat 21 Nov 1812) Marriage 2 Mar 1814 at St Leonard, Streatham, Surrey of The Reverend John BANISTER of the Parish of Bampton in the County of Oxford, Clerk, Bachelor and Mary Matilda Shuttleworth of this Parish Spinster, by Licence, witnesses John Shuttleworth, Geo Shuttleworth, John S. Shuttleworth (ref Ancestry London Marriages). Bap of John Banister 16 Mar 1787 at Sittingbourne, Kent, son of Thomas and Sarah Banister (ref Ancestry England Select Births and Christenings). "PREFERRED. Rev. John Banister, of Alton, Hants, to the perpetual curacy of West Worldham." (ref BNA Bath Chronicle and Weekly Gazetter Thurs 20 Dec 1827) Ref 1841 census. Hampshire, England. Civil Parish of Alton. Registration dist of Alton. Address: Normandy House named West Worldham Parsonage, Alton. Together with children Frederick (20), Matilda (20): John Bannister. Age 50. Clergyman. Not born in Hampshire. Mary Bannister. Age 55. Born Foreign Parts. Ref 1851 census. Essex, England. Parish of Kelvedon Hatch. Registration District of Ongar. Address: Rectory. Together with son Wiliam (35) and 2 servants: John Bannister. Head. Mar. Age 64. Clergyman (Vicar of Kelvedon Hatch). Born Kent Sittingbourne. Mary Matilda Bannister. Wife. Mar. Age 66. Born Denmark (British Subject). Death reg of Mary Matilda Banister Mar qtr 1861 at Alton dist, Hampshire, no age (ref FreeBMD). No probate found. Mary Matilda died 12 Jan 1861. "DEATHS. On the 12th inst., at Alton, Hampshire, aged 75, Mary Matilda, wife of the Rev. John Banister." (ref BNA, Sussex Agricultural Express Sat 19 Jan 1861) John not found in 1861 census. John died 11 Jul 1870. Death reg of John Banister Sep qtr 1870 at Alton dist, Hampshire aged 83 (ref FreeBMD). "DEATHS. On the 11th inst., at Alton, the Rev. John Banister, Rector of Kelvedon Hatch, Essex, and Vicar of West Worldham, Hants, aged 83." (ref BNA, Hampshire Advertiser, Wed 20 July 1870) "BANISTER The Reverend John. Effects under £3,000. 14 September [1870]. Letters of Administration (with the Will and five Codicils annexed) of the Personal estate and effects of the Reverend John Banister late of Alton in the County of Southampton Clerk deceased who died 11 July 1870 at Alton aforesaid were granted at Winchester to the Reverend William Banister of St. James Mount Liverpool in the County of Lancaster Clerk the Son one of the Residuary Legatees in Trust he having been first sworn." (ref Ancestry National Probate)	1841 census 1851 census
		Children:
	1.	William BANISTER bap 1816 at Southam, Warwickshire
	2.	Frederick BANISTER bap 1818 at Southam, Warwickshire
	3.	Edward BANISTER bap 1819 at Alton, Hampshire
	4.	Matilda Mary BANISTER born 1820, bap 1820 at Alton, Hampshire
	5.	John BANISTER bap 1822 at Alton, Hampshire
8.		John SHUTTLEWORTH AKA John Shuttleworth Shuttleworth. "Born 22 May 1787; bap 7 Jun 1787 at Sankt Olai, Helsingor, Frederiksborg, Denmark; Christening age 0; Name: Joon; Father: Joon Schuttleworth; Mother: Dorothea Schuttleworth Firback" (ref Ancestry Denmark Births and Christenings). Witness to sister Caroline's marriage in 1805 and to Anna's marriage in London in 1807. John was reported bankrupt in 1812. "BANKRUPTS. John Shuttleworth Shuttleworth and John Goodfellow, Austin Friars, London, merchants." (ref British Newspaper Archive, Hampshire Chronicle, Mon 27 Apr 1812) "BANKRUPTS. From Saturday's Gazette - April 25. John Shuttleworth Shuttleworth & John Goodfellow, late of Austin Friars, city London, merchants, insurance-brokers, d.c. & cops." (ref BNA, Stamford Mercury Fri 1 May 1812) "DAYS APPOINTED FOR MAKING ORDERS OF DIVIDENDS. December 12. John Shuttleworth Shuttleworth and John Goodfellow, late of Austin-Friars, in the city of London, merchants, insurance-brokers, dealers, chapmen, and copartners, at Guildhall, London." (ref BNA, Mancester Mercury Tues 3 Nov 1812) "BANKRUPTS to surrender at GUILDHALL. John Shuttleworth, Copthall-court, merchant, Dec. 24, 31, Jan. 28, at 10. Attornies, Messrs. Dennett's and Co. King's Arm's-yard, Coleman-street." (ref BNA, Public Ledger and Daily Advertiser, Mon 19 Dec 1814) Witness to Mary Matilda's marriage in 1814. As given in the 1851 census, John was a printer in 1828 addition to his previous occupations: "PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. 1823 [sic], April 30. - John Shuttleworth Shuttleworth and George Appleton, Poultry, London, printers." (ref BNA, Aris's Birmingham Gazette Mon 18 Aug 1828) Not definitely found in 1841 census though there is a John Shuttleworth aged 50, Ind, not born in Surrey, living with Harriette Shuttleworth, aged 50, not born in Surrey, together with a servant; there is a death of Harriet Shuttleworth in Jun qtr 1845 at Lambeth but no further details found; there is a contradition between the 1851 census with John unmarried, and the 1861 census with John widowed. Ref 1851 census. Middlesex, England. Parish of St Paul Covent Garden. Registration District of Strand. Address: 1 Chandos St. Jno S Shuttleworth. Unm. Age 63. Printer. Born Denmark - British Subject. Elizabeth Head. Serv. Unm. Age 35. Housekeeper. Born Wiltshire Lidiard. Ref 1861 census. Middlesex, England. Parish of Islington. Registration District of Islington. Address: 9 Loraine Place. John S Shuttleworth. Head. Wid. Age 73. Retired. Born Denmark British Subject. Elizabeth Head. Housekeeper. Age 45. Housekeeper. Born Wilts Liddiard. John died 4 Jun 1869. Death reg of John Shuttleworth Shuttleworth Jun qtr 1869 at Islington dist, Middlesex aged 82 (ref FreeBMD). "SHUTTLEWORTH John Shuttleworth otherwise John. Effects under £3,000. 30 June [1869]. The Will of John Shuttleworth (otherwise John) Shuttleworth late of 9 Loraine-place Holloway in the County of Middlesex Gentleman deceased who died 4 June 1869 at 9 Loraine-place aforesaid was proved at the Principal Registry by the oath of Henry Ovey of Mercers Hall Cheapside in the City of London Gentleman the sole Executor."	1851 census 1861 census

Created 22 Dec 2015