Shuttleworth

Shuttleworth ~ Third Generation

		Issue of George Edmund Shuttleworth and Ann Mellish Thompson
1.		Mark Hodgson SHUTTLEWORTH Born 12 Dec 1806; bap 13 Jan 1807 at St Mary, Bromley St Leonard, Mark Hodgson Shuttleworth, son of George Edmund Shuttleworth & Ann Mellish Shuttleworth (ref Ancestry London Baps Marriages and Burials image). In 1828, Mark was admitted to the Freedom of the City of London by Patrimony in the Company of Skinners: "Chamber of London, 15th Day of May 1828. Born Without the Liberty of the City, to wit at Bromley Midx. Mark Hodgson Shuttleworth son of George Edmund Shuttleworth Citizen and Skinner of London, came before the Chamberlain, the day and year aforesaid, and desired to be admitted into the Freedom of this City by Patrimony, in the said Company of Skinners because he is legitimate, and was born after the admission of his Father into the said Freedom. The Admission of the Father is entered in the Book marked with the Letter - and bears date the - day of - in the - Year of the Reign of - and in the Year of our Lord 1802. Born 1806. We declare, upon the Oaths we severally took at the time of our Admission into the Freedom of this City, that - is the Son of - Citizen and - of London, and that he was born in lawful Wedlock, after the admission of his Father into the Freedom of this City; and that he is his Son so reputed and taken to be, and so we all say. R Rogers, I Sewell, I Merton (?), J Malcer (?), H W Sewell, P Theobald." (ref Ancestry image) Marriage 19 Jun 1833 at All Hallows, Tottenham of Mark Hodgson Shuttleworth to Harriot FOURDRINIER; Mark was of the parish, bachelor; Harriot was also of the parish, spinster; married by Licence by George Hodgson Thompson M.A. [his uncle]; there appear to be 14 witnesses, various members of the Fourdrinier, Shuttleworth and Thompson families and others (ref Ancestry London England Marriages and Banns). This is also reported in Pallot's Marriage Index. Harriet [sic] Fourdrinier was born 31 Aug 1806 and baptised 27 Sep 1806 at St Mary Abchurch, London, dau of Sealy and Harriet Fourdrinier (ref Ancestry London England Baps Marriages and Burials image). Sealy Fourdrinier was a notable paper manufacturer about whom there are many online articles including in Wikipedia. Ref 1841 census. Middlesex, England. Civil Parish of Tottenham. Registration dist of Edmonton. Address: West Green. Together with children Mark (5), Arthur (3), Ellen (1): Mark Shuttleworth. Age 34. Surveyor. Born in Middlesex. Harriett Shuttleworth. Age 30. Born in Middlesex. Ref 1851 census. Middlesex, England. Parish of Tottenham. Registration District of Edmonton. Address: The Lodge, West Green. Together with children Mark (14), Aurther (12), Ellen (10), Harriot (6), Ernest (4) and 3 servants: Mark H Shuttleworth. Head. Mar. Age 44. Auctioneer. Born Middlesex Bromley. Harriet Shuttleworth. Wife. Mar. Age 43. Born Middlesex London. 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) In 1857 his partnership was dissolved: "PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Mark Hodgson Shuttleworth and Thomas Frederick Crook, of 1, Chapel-place, Poultry, auctioneers" (ref BNA, Morning Chronicle, Sat 4 Jul 1857) Ref 1861 census. Essex, England. Parish of Buckhurst Hill. Registration District of Epping. Address: Devon House. Together with children Arthur F (22), Elen (20), Harriott A (16), Earnest J (14), 2 servants, and Harriett's brother James (55) and mother Harriett Fourdrainer [sic] (77): Mark Shuttleworth. Br in Law. Age 54. Mar. Auctioneer. Born Middlesex Bromley. Harriett Shuttleworth. Sister. Age 53. Mar. Born London Cannon St. Harriot died 11 Jan 1863. Death reg of Harriot Shuttleworth Mar qtr 1863 at Epping dist, Essex (ref FreeBMD). "SHUTTLEWORTH Harriot. Effects under £800. 15 April [1864]. Letters of Administration of the Personal estate and effects of Harriot Shuttleworth (Wife of Mark Hodgson Shuttleworth) late of Buckhurst Hill in the County of Essex deceased who died 11 January 1863 at Buckhurst Hill aforesaid were granted at the Principal Registry to the said Mark Hodgson Shuttleworth of 27 Middleton-road Dalston in the County of Middlesex Gentleman he having been first sworn." (ref Ancestry National Probate) Ref 1871 census. London, England. Civil Parish of Paddington. Registration district of Kensington. Address: 9 Delamere Cres. Together with children Arthur F (39), Harriot (26) and Arthur's fiance Elizabeth Barnes: Mark H Shuttleworth. Head. Wid. Age 63. No occupation. Born Essex Bromley. Ref 1881 census. London, England. Civil Parish of Kensington. Registration district of Kensington. Address: 7 Kensington Crescent. Mark H Shuttleworth. Boarder. Wid. Age 75. Retired Auctioneer. Born Bow Middlesex. Death reg of Mark Hodgson Shuttleworth Jun qtr 1889 at Dartford dist, Kent aged 82 (ref FreeBMD). No probate found. Died 18 June 1889 at Metropolitan Imbecile Asylum Daventh, Dartford, Kent (ref Genealogia familiae)	1841 census 1851 census 1861 census 1871 census 1881 census
		Children:
	1.	Mark Edmund SHUTTLEWORTH born 1836, bap 1836 at All Hallows, Tottenham, Middlesex
	2.	Arthur Fleetwood SHUTTLEWORTH born 1838, bap 1838 at All Hallows, Tottenham, Middlesex
	3.	Ellen SHUTTLEWORTH born 1840 at Tottenham, Middlesex
	4.	Harriot Agnes SHUTTLEWORTH born 1844 at Tottenham, Middlesex
	5.	Ernest James SHUTTLEWORTH born 1847 at Tottenham, Middlesex
2.		George Edmund SHUTTLEWORTH Born 1 Jul 1810, bap 4 Feb 1811 at St Peter-Le-Poer, London, George Edmund, son of George Edmund and Ann Mellish Shuttleworth (ref Ancestry England Select Births and Christenings and London Baptisms image). Marr 11 Nov 1837. Marr reg Dec qtr 1837 at St Pancras dist, Middlesex of George Shuttleworth to Maria HORNE (ref FreeBMD). The marriage was 11 Nov 1837 at St Pancras church; George Edmund was full age, bachelor, Gentleman, of Mecklenburg St, son of George Edmund Shuttleworth, Gent; Maria was full age, spinster, of ? St, dau of Thomas Horne, Gent, witnesses 5 Horne relatives (ref Ancestry London Marriages). "MARRIED. On Saturday, the 11th inst., at St. Pancras Church, by the Rev George Hodgson Thompson, Minister of Trinity Chapel, Tottenham Green, George Edmund Shuttleworth, jun., Esq., of Mecklenburg-street, to Maria, youngest daughter of Thomas Horne, Esq., of Christchurch." (ref BNA, Morning Post Monday 13 Nov 1837) Maria was born on 15 Jul 1813 at Bank Side in the parish of St Saviours Southwark, Surry, dau of Thomas Horne, Coal Merchant, and Ann Jane his wife; in Quaker birth, marriage and death registers; one of the witnesses was Ann Driver (see their first son) (ref Ancestry). Ref 1841 census. Middlesex, England. Civil Parish of St Pancras. Registration dist of St Pancras. Address: No 2 Micklingburgh Street. Together with children Edwd, Maria: Geo Shuttleworth. Age 30. Auctioneer. Born in Middlesex. Maria Shuttleworth. Age 27. Born in Middlesex. Ref 1851 census. Middlesex, England. Parish of St Pancras. Registration District of Pancras. Address: 2 Mecklenburg Street. Together with children Maria (11), Adeline F (9), Louisa (7), Charles E (2), a visitor and 4 servants: George E Shuttleworth. Head. Mar. Age 40. Auctioneer. Born London Bishopsgate. Maria Shuttleworth. Wife. Mar. Age 37. Born Surrey Christchurch. 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). On 1 Jan 1855 George annnounced that he was again in business: "Mr. George Edward [sic] Shuttleworth, Jun. Begs permission respectfully to inform his numerous Professional Friends and the Public in general that he has Removed his Offices to 32, Poultry, London, And resumed his business of an Auctioneer, Surveyor, and Valuer, including the Sale and Purchase of every description of Freehold and Leasehold House and Landed Property, Reversionary Interests, Auunities, Policies, Advowsons, Next Presentations, and all Securities dependant upon human Life, Household Furniture, Stocks in Trade, including Cellars of Wines, Farming Stocks, Land and Timber Surveys, Valuations, &c. Mr. G. E. S., jun., purposes conducting his business upon principles which he believes will insure general satisfaction; he therefore confidently hopes for a continuance of that support with which he has been favored for so long a period. 32, Poultry, London. 1st January, 1855. " (ref BNA, Norfolk Chronicle, Sat 17 Feb 1855) 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 clearly died between 1855 and 1861, but the death is not found in FreeBMD; the only two deaths of George Shuttleworth in that period that appear likely are that of his father in Sep qtr 1855 at Brighton, and that of a man in Jun qtr 1857 in St George Hanover Square district. The newspaper reports of this person's death refer to a chimneysweep: "MYSTERIOUS AND DREADFUL OCCURRENCE IN CHESHAM ST, BELGRAVE SQUARE. On Wednesday morning, a man, named George Shuttleworth, having been sent for to sweep the chimneys at Lady Jane Levett's, No. 13, in the above street, he came accordingly, about eight o'clock, and, after being occupied some little time with the kitchen chimney, was observed to kneel down and say his prayers. .." He subsequently fell or jumped off the roof and died. (ref BNA, West Middlesex Advertiser and Family Journal, Sat 11 Apr 1857). Ref 1861 census. Surrey, England. Parish of Lambeth. Registration District of Lambeth. Address: Oxford Terrace. Together with children Maria (21), Adelina (19), Louisa (17), George E (9), Alice (8) and 2 servants: Maria Shuttleworth. Head. Wid. Age 47. Lady. Born London. Ref 1871 census. London, England. Civil Parish of Lambeth. Registration district of Lambeth. Address: 8 Cambridge Terrace. Together with children G E (19), Alice (18) and a servant: Maria Shuttleworth. Head. Wid. Age 57. Dividends. Born Surrey Bankside. Ref 1881 census. London, England. Civil Parish of Lambeth. Registration district of Lambeth. Address: 15 Fentiman Rd. Together with daus Maria (41), Louisa (37), Alice (28) and a servant: Maria Shuttleworth. Head. Wid. Age 67. Annuitant. Born London. Maria died 26 Dec 1890. Death reg of Maria Shuttleworth Dec qtr 1890 at Lambeth dist aged 77 (ref FreeBMD). "SHUTTLEWORTH Maria. Personal Estate £5,510 13s. 7d. 27 January [1891]. The Will of Maria Shuttleworth formerly Okehurst 2 St. Luke's-road Clapham but late of 49 Bonham-road Brixton Hill both in the County of Surrey Widow who died 26 December 1890 at 49 Bonham-road was proved at the Principal Registry by Neale Flower Horne of Bucklebury Brandram-road Lee in the County of Kent Gentleman the Nephew and Louisa Shuttleworth of 49 Bonham-road Spinster the Daughter the Executors." (ref Ancestry National Probate)	1841 census 1851 census 1861 census 1871 census 1881 census
		Children:
	1.	Edward Driver SHUTTLEWORTH born 1838, bap 1839 at Old St Pancras, St Pancras, Middlesex
	2.	Maria SHUTTLEWORTH born 1840, bap 1840 at Old St Pancras, St Pancras, Middlesex
	3.	Adeline Fletcher SHUTTLEWORTH born 1841, bap 1842 at St Peter, Regent Square, Middlesex
	4.	Louisa SHUTTLEWORTH born 1843, bap 1844 at St Pancras, Middlesex
	5.	Georgina Scott SHUTTLEWORTH born 1846, bap 1846 at St Pancras, Middlesex
	6.	Charles Edege (?) SHUTTLEWORTH born 1848, bap 1848 at Holy Trinity, Clapham, Surrey
	7.	George Edmund SHUTTLEWORTH born 1851, bap 1852 at St Pancras, Middlesex
	8.	Alice SHUTTLEWORTH born 1852, bap 1853 at St Pancras, Middlesex
3.		Elizabeth SHUTTLEWORTH Baptism not found. This is just before the London baptism records found in Ancestry for Tottenham. Born c1813 in Tottenham (ref census records). Marriage 4 Aug 1836 at Tottenham of Elizabeth Shuttleworth to William LINDO (ref newspaper below). The marriage was All Hallows, Tottenham; William was of the parish of St Giles in the Fields, Middlesex, bachelor; Elizabeth was of this parish, spinster; married by Licence by George Hodgson Thompson; there appear to be 16 witnesses listed, which is very unusual (ref Ancestry London Marriages). Probable baptism of William Lindo, son of Robert & Ann Lindo, Ely Court on 16 Sep 1798 at St Andrew, Holborn [though this is a little away from Stamford Hill] (ref Ancestry London Baptisms). "MARRIAGES. Aug. 4, at Tottenham Church, by the Rev. G. Hodgson Thompson, M.A., William Lindo, Esq. of Russell-street , Bloomsbury, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of George Edmund Shuttleworth, Esq. of Tottenham." (ref BNA, London Evening Standard, Fri 5 Aug 1836) Ref 1841 census. Middlesex, England. Civil Parish of Tottenham. Registration dist of Edmonton. Address: Hermitage Road. Together with children Anna (1), William (4 mths): William Lindo. Age 42. Stockbroker. Born in Middlesex. Elizabeth Lindo. Age 25. Born in Middlesex. Ref 1851 census. Middlesex, England. Parish of Paddington. Registration District of Kensington. Address: 12 Gloucester Terrace. Together with dau Anna (11) and 3 servants: William Lindo. Head. Mar. Age 52. Dealer in Railway Shares & Stocks. Born Middlesex Stamford Hill. Elizabeth Lindo. Wife. Mar. Age 38. Born Middlesex Tottenham. Ref 1861 census. Middlesex, England. Parish of Paddington. Registration District of Kensington. Address: 12 Gloucester Terrace. Together with children Anna (21), William (20), Mortimer (18) and 5 servants: William Lindo. Head. Mar. Age 62. Member of Stock Exchange. Born Middlesex Stamford Hill. Elizabeth Lindo. Wife. Mar. Age 48. Born Middlesex Tottenham. Ref 1871 census. London, England. Civil Parish of Paddington. Registration district of Kensington. Address: Gloucester Ter East. Together with children Anna (31), William (30), Mortimer (28) and 3 servants: William Lindo. Head. Mar. Age 72. Member of the Stock Exchange. Born Stamford Hill. Elizabeth Lindo. Wife. Mar. Age 58. Born Tottenham. Ref 1881 census. London, England. Civil Parish of Paddington. Registration district of Kensington. Address: 20 Westbourne Park. Together with children Anna (41), William (40) and 2 servants: William Linch [sic]. Head. Mar. Age 82. Annuitant. Born Middlesex Stoke Newington. Elizabeth Linch [sic]. Wife. Mar. Age 69. Born Middlesex Tottenham. Elizabeth died 20 Mar 1889. Death reg of Elizabeth Lindo Mar qtr 1889 at Paddington dist, London aged 75 (ref FreeBMD). "LINDO Elizabeth. Personal Estate £307 6s. 3d. 9 May [1890]. Administration of the Personal Estate of Elizabeth Lindo (Wife of William Lindo) late of 20 Westbourne-park Bayswater in the County of Middlesex who died 20 March 1889 at 20 Westbourne-park was granted at the Principal Registry to William Lindo [son] of 20 Westbourne-park Stock and Share Dealer one of the Executors of the Will of the said William Lindo." (ref Ancestry National Probate) William died 10 Jul 1889. Death reg of William Lindo Sep qtr 1889 at Paddington dist, London aged 90 (ref FreeBMD). "LINDO William. Personal Estate £60,735 9s. 4d. Resworn October 1890 £61,042 15s. 7d. 5 September [1889]. The Will of William Lindo late of 20 Westbourne-park Bayswater in the County of Middlesex who died 10 July 1889 at 20 Westbourne-park was proved at the Principal Registry by William Lindo of 20 Westbourne-park and Mortimer Lindo of 20 Orsett-terrace Hyde Park in the said County Stock and Share Brokers the Sons the Executors." (ref Ancestry National Probate)	1841 census 1851 census 1861 census 1871 census 1881 census
		Children:
	1.	Anna LINDO born 1839 at Tottenham, Middlesex
	2.	William LINDO born 1841 at Tottenham, Middlesex
	3.	Mortimer LINDO born 1842 at Tottenham, Middlesex
4.		John SHUTTLEWORTH Born 28 Feb 1814; bap 10 Sep 1814 at All Hallows, Tottenham, John, son of George Edmund & Anne Mellish Shuttleworth; residence Tottenham; Gent. (ref Ancestry London Births and Baps image) Buried 29 Jun 1829 at All Hallows, Tottenham, John Shuttleworth, aged 15 years 4 months; residence Tottenham (ref Ancestry London Deaths and Burials).
5.		Fletcher SHUTTLEWORTH Born 15 Feb 1816, bap 16 Mar 1816 at All Hallows, Tottenham, Fletcher, son of George Edmund & Anne Mellish Shuttleworth; residence Tottenham; Gent. (ref Ancestry London Births and Baps image) Not found in 1841 census. Fletcher died in 1846 in India. "DEATHS. On the 10th of February, killed in action at the storming of the intrenchments at Sobraon, Captain Fletcher Shuttleworth, of the 1st Bengal European Light Infantry, third son of George Edmund Shuttleworth, Esq., of Tottenham-green, having only obtained his company by the fall of his comrades at the battle of Ferozeshah." (ref BNA, Hertford Mercury and Reformer, Sat 11 Apr 1846) Refer to Wikipedia, Battle of Ferozeshah entry: "The Battle of Ferozeshah was fought on 21 December and 22 December 1845 between the British and the Sikhs, at the village of Ferozeshah in Punjab. The British were led by Sir Hugh Gough and Governor-General Sir Henry Hardinge, while the Sikhs were led by Lal Singh. The British emerged victorious." The Battle of Sobraon, India, 1846, can be found in online books, under the broader term Sikh War, 1845-1846 - Campaigns.
6.		Mary SHUTTLEWORTH Born 8 Feb 1818, bap 11 Mar 1818 at All Hallows, Tottenham, Mary, dau of George Edmund & Anne Mellish Shuttleworth; residence Tottenham; Gent. (ref Ancestry London Births and Baps image) Not found in 1841 census. Marr reg Mar qtr 1843 at Edmonton dist, Middlesex of Mary Shuttleworth to Jasper LIVINGSTON (ref FreeBMD). The marriage was 10 Jan 1843 at All Hallows, Tottenham; Jasper was of full age, bachelor, Broker, residence Tottenham, son of Jasper Hall Livingston, Gent.; Mary was of full age, spinster, residence Tottenham, dau of George Edmund Shuttleworth, Auctioneer; there were approx 8 witnesses (ref Ancestry London Marriages). "MARRIAGE. Jan. 10, at Tottenham Church, Middlesex, Jasper Livingston, Esq., of Stamford Hill, to Mary, second daughter of George Edmund Shuttleworth, Esq., of Tottenham Green." (ref BNA London Evening Standard Thurs 12 Jan 1843) Jasper was said to be born 2 Aug 1815, son of Jasper Hall Livingston & Eliza Livingston (ref Ancestry Family Data Collection Index) but the other two items of information in this document are in error: birth place Clermont, New York, and Marriage Date 1835. He was born c1816 at Jamaica, West Indies (ref several census records). Ref 1851 census. Middlesex, England. Parish of Stoke Newington. Registration District of Hackney. Address: Stamford Hill No 10. Together with son Clermont (5 mths) and Jasper's mother Eliza (65), and with 3 servants: Jasper Livingston. Head. Mar. Age 35. Ship Broker. Born West Indies Jamaica. Mary Livingston. Wife. Mar. Age 33. Born Middlesex Tottenham. In 1860, Jasper's mother Eliza died: "On the 25th inst., [25 Oct 1860] at Pembury-road, Lower Clapton, in her 75th year, Eliza, relict of the late Jasper Hall Livingston, Esq., of Jamaica, and eldest daughter of the late Hon. Brockholst Livingston, one of the Judges of the Supreme Court of the United States of America." (ref BNA, Morning Advertiser, Tues 30 Oct 1860) Ref 1861 census. Essex, England. Parish of Walthamstow. Registration District of West Ham. Address: Hoe St. Together with dau Ann (6) and 3 servants: Jasper Livingston. Head. Mar. Age 45. Ship & Insurance Broker. Born Island of Jamaica. Mary Livingston. Wife. Mar. Age 42. Born Middlesex Tottenham. "PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. The firm of Toulmin, Livingston, and Co., ship-owners, and ship and insurance agents, has been dissolved by mutual consent, as far as regards Messrs. Henry Heyman Toulmin and Calvert Toulmin. The other partners, Messrs. Jasper Livingston, George Holding, and G. Roland Briggs, will continue the business under the firm of Livingston, Holding, and Briggs." (ref BNA, Morning Post, Mon 3 Jul 1865) [Note that daughter Ann married Frederick Toulmin Shadbolt.] Ref 1871 census. Essex, England. Civil Parish of St Mary. Registration district of West Ham. Address: Shernhall St. Together with Mary's sister Georgina Shuttleworth (49) and 3 servants: Jasper Livingston. Head. Mar. Age 55. Ship & Insur. Broker. Born Jamaica. Mary Livingston. Wife. Mar. Age 53. Born Middlesex Tottenham. In 1874, Jasper's faithful servant died: "DEATHS. MITCHELL.- 22nd inst. at Walthamstow, Eliza Mitchell, for 21 years the faithful servant of Jasper Livingstone, Esq, Shern House, Walthamstow, deeply regretted." (ref BNA, Chelmsford Chronicle, Fri 27 March 1874) Ref 1881 census. Kent, England. Civil Parish of St Peters. Registration district of Thanet. Address: Fort House. Jasper Livingston. Head. Mar. Age 66. Ship owner & Ship Agent. Born Island of Jamaica. Mary Livingston. Wife. Mar. Age 60. Born Middlesex Tottenham. Together with a visitor and a servant. Jasper died 25 Nov 1883. Death reg of Jasper Livingston Dec qtr 1883 at Newton Abbot dist, Devon aged 68 (ref FreeBMD). "LIVINGSTON Jasper. Personal Estate £17,792 11s. 8d. 17 January [1884]. The Will of Jasper Livingston late of Shern House Walthamstow in the County of Essex and of 31 Great-St.-Helen's in the City of London Ship Owner and Ship and Insurance Agent who died 25 November 1883 at Dawlish in the County of Devon was proved at the Principal Registry by Clermont Livingston of 22 Great-St.-Helen's Ship Broker and Edwin Brockholst Livingston of 22 Great-St.-Helen's Insurance Broker the Sons the Executors." (ref Ancestry National Probate) "DEATHS. LIVINGSTON. - On the 25th Nov., at Brook Cottage, Dawlish, Devon, Jasper Livingston, Esq., of 31 Great St. Helen's, and Shern House, Walthamstow, in the 69th year of his age. Deeply regretted." (ref BNA, Chelmsford Chronicle, Fri 30 Nov 1883) Probable death of Mary Sep qtr 1885 at Lambeth dist, Surrey aged 64 registered as Mary Livingstone (ref FreeBMD), no probate found. No other likely deaths found. Mary was not living with any of her children in the 1891 census and Shern House was being sold which suggests that she had died by then. "By order of the Trustees of the late Jasper Livingston, Esq. WALTHAMSTOW. Highly Important and Valuable FREEHOLD RESIDENTIAL and BUILDING ESTATE, known as "Shern House", Shernhall street, comprising a substantial and comfortable family abode, with stabling, charming pleasure grounds and gardens, with greenhouses and conservatory, meadow and orchard, in all about 2a. 2r. 32? [units unclear]., having extensive frontages to Shernhall-street and Church-lane, WHICH WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Messrs. Wm. & F. Houghton, at the Mart, Tokenhouse-yard, London, E.C., on Wednesday, April 29th, at Two o'clock, in two lots, with possession. Particulars, with Plans and Conditions of Sale, may be had of Messrs. W. Houghton and Son, Solicitors, 56 New Broad-street, E.C.; and of the Auctioneers, 58 Old Broad-street, E.C." (ref BNA, Chelmsford Chronicle, Fri 10 Apr 1891)	1851 census 1861 census 1871 census 1881 census
		Children:
	1.	Clermont LIVINGSTON born 1850 at Stamford Hill, Middlesex
	2.	Edwin Brockholst LIVINGSTON born 1852 at Hackney, Middlesex
	3.	Ann LIVINGSTON born 1854 at Hackney, Middlesex
7.		Anne Podmore SHUTTLEWORTH Born 3 Jan 1820, bap 27 May 1820 at All Hallows, Tottenham, Anne Podmore, dau of George Edmund & Anne Mellish Shuttleworth; residence Tottenham; Gent. (ref Ancestry London Births and Baps image) Ref 1841 census. Middlesex, England. Civil Parish of Tottenham. Registration dist of Edmonton. Address: High Cross Green. Together with her parents and 2 sisters: Ann Shuttleworth. Age 21. Born in Middlesex. Marr reg Jun qtr 1842 at Edmonton dist, Middlesex of Anne Podmore Shuttleworth to Charles SHADBOLT (ref FreeBMD). The marriage was 19 May 1842 at All Hallows, Tottenham; Charles Shadbolt the younger was of full age, Widower, Merchant, residence Tottenham, son of Charles Shadbolt, Gentleman; Anne Podmore Shuttleworth was of full age, spinster, residence Tottenham, dau of George Edmund Shuttleworth, Auctioneer; at least 8 witnesses (ref Ancestry London Marriages). "MARRIAGES. May 19, at Tottenham Church, Charles Shadbolt, Jun., Esq., of Stamford Hill, to Anne Podmore, third daughter of George Edmund Shuttleworth, Esq., of Tottenham Green." (ref BNA London Evening Standard Sat 21 May 1842) Born 6 Feb 1808, bap 6 Jan 1809 at Christ Church, Southwark, London (Surrey), Charles, son of Charles & Mary Shadbolt (ref Ancestry England Select Births and Christenings). Charles had previously been married on 11 Apr 1837 at St Matthew, Brixton to Eliza TILSON; he was described as Charles Shadbolt the younger of the Parish of Tottenham in the County of Middlesex Bachelor, and Eliza was a spinster of the parish of St Matthew. Their daughter Eliza was born on May 10 1838 (ref London Evening Standard, Sat 12 May 1838), and the mother Eliza died in Jun qtr 1839 at Edmonton dist, Middlesex (ref FreeBMD). Ref 1851 census. Middlesex, England. Parish of Tottenham. Registration District of Edmonton. Address: Stamford Hill. Together with children Eliza (12), Anne P (8), Mary A (6), Charles P (5), Frederick T (3), Henry F (1) and 6 servants: Charles Shadbolt. Head. Mar. Age 43. Mahogany Broker. Born Surry Christchurch. Anne P Shadbolt. Wife. Mar. Age 31. Born Middlesex Tottenham. Ref 1861 census. Middlesex, England. Parish of Tottenham. Registration District of Edmonton. Address: Stamford Hill. Together with children Eliza (22), Anne P (18), Mary A (16), Frederick T (13), Henry F (11), Edward M (8), Louis H (6), Alice (3), Florence (1 yr 11 mth), Ida (6 mths) and 4 servants: Charles Shadbolt. Head. Mar. Age 53. Mahogany Broker. Born Surry Blackfriars. Anne P Shadbolt. Wife. Mar. Age 41. Born Middlesex Tottenham. Ref 1871 census. Surrey, England. Civil Parish of Reigate Foreign. Registration district of Reigate. Address: Woodhatch. Together with children Alice (13), Florence (11), Ida (10): Charles Shadbolt. Lodger. Mar. Age 63. Timber Broker Retired. Born London Middlesex. Anne Podmore Shadbolt. Wife. Mar. Age 51. Born Middlesex Tottenham. Charles died 2 Jul 1876. Death reg of Charles Shadbolt Sep qtr 1876 at Kingston dist, Surrey aged 68 (ref FreeBMD). "SHADBOLT Charles. Effects under £50. 19 December [1877]. Administration of the effects of Charles Shadbolt late of 2 Julia-villas Surbiton in the County of Surrey Gentleman who died 2 July 1876 at 2 Julia-villas was granted at the Principal Registry to Annie Podmore Shadbolt of Stamford Lodge St. Philip's-road Surbiton Widow the Relict." (ref Ancestry National Probate) Ref 1881 census. Surrey, England. Civil Parish of Kingston on Thames. Registration district of Kingston. Address: No 11 St Philips Road. Together with daus Alice (23), Florence (21) and 2 servants: Anne P Shadbolt. Head. Wid. Age 61. Born Middlesex Tottenham. Ref 1891 census. Surrey, England. Civil Parish of Kingston. Registration district of Kingston. Address: 1 Redcliffe Villas. Together with daus Ida Shadbolt (30), Florence Dobbie (31) and 2 servants: Anna P Shadbolt. Head. Wid. Age 71. Living on her own means. Born Middlesex Tottenham. Anne died 31 Jan 1898. Death reg of Ann Podmore Shadbolt Mar qtr 1898 at Kingston dist aged 78 (ref FreeBMD). "SHADBOLT Anne Podmore of 1 Redcliffe-villas Maple-road Surbiton Surrey widow died 31 January 1898 Probate London 7 April to Frederic Toulmin Shadbolt whiskey-merchant and Louis Henry Shadbolt solicitor [sons] Effects £1703 14s. 2d." (ref Ancestry National Probate)	1841 census 1851 census 1861 census 1871 census 1881 census 1891 census
		Children of Anne and Charles:
	1.	Anne Podmore SHADBOLT born 1843 at Tottenham, Middlesex
	2.	Mary Adeline SHADBOLT born 1844 at Tottenham, Middlesex
	3.	Charles Percival SHADBOLT born 1845 at Tottenham, Middlesex
	4.	Frederick Toulmin SHADBOLT born 1848 at Tottenham, Middlesex
	5.	Henry Fleetwood SHADBOLT born 1849 at Tottenham, Middlesex
	6.	Edward Maitland SHADBOLT born 1852 at Tottenham, Middlesex
	7.	Louis Henry SHADBOLT born 1854 at Tottenham, Middlesex
	8.	Alice SHADBOLT born 1858 at Tottenham, Middlesex
	9.	Florence SHADBOLT born 1859 at Tottenham, Middlesex
	10.	Ida SHADBOLT born 1860 at Tottenham, Middlesex
8.		Georgina SHUTTLEWORTH Born 27 Oct 1821, bap 28 Dec 1821 at All Hallows, Tottenham, Georgina [sic], dau of George Edmund & Anne Mellish Shuttleworth; residence Tottenham; Gent. (ref Ancestry London Births and Baps image) Ref 1841 census. Middlesex, England. Civil Parish of Tottenham. Registration dist of Edmonton. Address: High Cross Green. Together with her parents and 2 sisters: Georgena Shuttleworth. Age 19. Born in Middlesex. Ref 1851 census. Middlesex, England. Parish of Tottenham. Registration District of Edmonton. Address: Tottenham Green. Together with her parents and 2 siblings: Georgiana Shuttleworth. Dau. Unm. Age 29. Daur at home. Born Middlesex Tottenham. Not found in 1861 census. In 1869 Georgina was executor for her mother: "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) Ref 1871 census. Essex, England. Civil Parish of St Mary. Registration district of West Ham. Address: Shernhall St. Together with her sister Mary and brother in law: Georgina Shuttleworth. Sister in Law. Unm. Age 49. Lady. Born Middlesex Tottenham. Not found in 1881 or 1891 census. Georgina died 25 May 1897. Death reg of Georgina Shuttleworth Jun qtr 1897 at Kingston dist, Surrey aged 75 (ref FreeBMD). "SHUTTLEWORTH Georgina of 10 Brighton-terrace Surbiton Surrey spinster died 25 May 1897 Probate London 15 July to James Thompson and Archibald Thompson esquires Effects £2920 17s. 5d." (ref Ancestry National Probate) [Her mother was a Thompson.]	1841 census 1851 census 1871 census
9.		Agnes de Hacking SHUTTLEWORTH Born 26 Feb 1824, bap 24 Mar 1824 at All Hallows, Tottenham, Agnes de Hacking, dau of George Edmund & Anne Mellish Shuttleworth; residence Tottenham; Gent. (ref Ancestry London Births and Baps image) Ref 1841 census. Middlesex, England. Civil Parish of Tottenham. Registration dist of Edmonton. Address: High Cross Green. Together with her parents and 2 sisters: Agnus Shuttleworth. Age 17. Born in Middlesex. Ref 1851 census. Middlesex, England. Parish of Tottenham. Registration District of Edmonton. Address: Tottenham Green. Together with her parents and 2 siblings: Agnes De Hocking Shuttleworth. Dau. Unm. Age 27. Daur at home. Born Middlesex Tottenham. Marr reg Sep qtr 1853 at Edmonton dist, Middlesex of Agnes de Hacking Shuttleworth to William Lycurgus SEARLE (ref FreeBMD). The marriage was 5 Jul 1853 at Holy Trinity, Tottenham; William Lycurgus was full age, bachelor, of Indian Navy, residence Weymouth St London, son of Charles Searle, Medical Service; Agnes de Hacking Shuttleworth was full age, spinster, residence Tottenham, dau of George Edmund Shuttleworth, Gentleman; there were 5 witnesses (ref Ancestry London Marriages image). "MARRIAGES. On the 5th inst., at Trinity Church, Tottenham, by the Rev. George Brewster Twining, M.A., William L. Searle, Esq., of the Indian Navy, to Agnes de Hacking, youngest daughter of George Edmund Shuttleworth, Esq., of Tottenham-green, Middlesex." (ref BNA, London Evening Standard, Thurs 7 July 1853) William was born 25 Jun 1828 at Madras (ref obituary). Agnes was in India by 1856/57 for the birth of Willoughby and then returned by early 1860 to Kent for the birth of Agnes. Ref 1861 census. Sussex, England. Parish of Brighton. Registration District of Brighton. Address: 4 Victoria Place. Together with children Willoughby (4 1/2), Agnus C (1): Agnus H Searle. Lodger. Mar. Age 34. Lady. Born England. Agnes then returned to India. Death of Agnes De Hacking Searle 16 Jun 1867 at Bombay, India, buried 17 Jun 1867, aged 43 (ref Ancestry India Deaths & Burials). No probate found. Marriage (2) reg Mar qtr 1870 at Brighton dist of William Lycurgus Searle to Caroline HITCHINGS (ref FreeBMD). She was born c1821 at Kensington (ref census). William not found in 1871 and 1881 census, presumably overseas. Ref 1881 census. Surrey, England. Civil Parish of Camberwell. Registration district of Camberwell. Address: The Avenue, Napier Villa. Together with step daughter Agnes Baker (21) and step granddau Ruth L Baker (8 mths): Caroline Searle. Wife. Mar. Age 60. Wife of Sup Marine / Calcutta. Born Kensington. Caroline died 17 Jul 1884. Death reg of Caroline Searle Sep qtr 1884 at Camberwell dist, Surrey aged 60 (ref FreeBMD). "SEARLE Caroline. Personal Estate £52 16s. 1d. 1 August [1884]. Administration of the Personal Estate of Caroline Searle (Wife of William Lycurgus Searle) late of Woodcote the Avenue Upper Norwood in the County of Surrey who died 17 July at Woodcote was granted at the Principal registry to the said William Lycurgus Searle of Woodcote a Retired Captain in the Indian Marine." (ref Ancestry National Probate) Marriage (3) of William Searle to Matilda BINNEY, presumably overseas; her birth reg Jun qtr 1844 at Gainsborough dist, Lincolnshire (ref FreeBMD). Ref 1891 census. London, England. Civil Parish of Kensington. Registration district of Kensington. Address: 43 Cromwell Rd. William L Searle. Head. Mar. Age 62. Naval Captain Retired. Born India British Subject. Matilda Searle. Wife. Mar. Age 46. Born Lincolnshire Warton. Ref 1901 census. Warwickshire, England. Civil Parish of New Milverton. Registration District of Warwick. Address: Northumberland Rd. William Searle. Head. Mar. Age 72. Retired (?) India Navy. Born Madras India. Together with 3 servants. Matilda not found. Death reg of Matilda Searle Mar qtr 1908 at Windsor dist, Berkshire aged 64 (ref FreeBMD). No probate found. Burial of Matilda Searle at Norwood Cemetery, Norwood Road, Lambeth, residence Holloway Sanatorium, Virginia Water; buried 26 Feb 1908; aged 64 (ref Ancestry London Burials). Ref 1911 census. Warwickshire, England. Parish of Leamington. Registration dist of Warwick. Address: Eirene, Northumberland Road. William Lycurgus Searle. Head. Age 82. Wid. Children 4 born 2 alive 2 dead. Capt. Indian Navy (Retired). Born Madras, India. [2 children not found] Together with 3 servants. William died 26 Nov 1911. Death reg of William L. Searle Dec qtr 1911 at Warwick dist, Warwickshire aged 83 (ref FreeBMD). "OBITUARY. CAPTAIN SEARLE. We record with regret the death of Captain William L. Searle, late of the Indian Navy, which occurred on Sunday morning, in his 84th year, at his residence, "Eirene", Northumberland Road. By his decease, Leamington not only loses one of its most respected burgesses and the poor a generous friend, but his passing adds yet another to the list of gallant and honourable early-Victorian officers, who at a time when even elderly men and women of the present generation were in their cradles, were upholding the prestige of the British Flag in the East and living those lives of daring and activity by means of which both Services saved and kept the brightest jewel in His Majesty's Crown - The Indian Empire. Captain Searle, the son of Dr. Charles Searle, M.D., M.R.C.S., medical officer in the old East Indian Service, was born at Madras on the 25th June, 1828. His career, which was notable, dated from 1845, when on the 1st September of that year he entered the Indian Navy as mid-shipman on H.M. receiving ship Hastings. He became Acting Master in January, 1850, and in the autumn of the same year Mate of the Hastings, attaining the rank of Lieutenant (still in H.M.S. Hastings) in 1854. He was made First Lieutenant in 1861, serving in various vessels, and the year following was appointed Commander of H.M. Berenice. He was given the rank of Captain by the Bombay Government in 1867, the same designation being accorded him by the Government of India. Until his retirement in 1884, Captain Searle filled many posts in the Marine and Uncovenanted Service, including among others those of Dock Master, Superintendent of Marine and Resident Transport Officer at Bombay, and Superintendent of Marine and Dockyard, Calcutta. He was elected a Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society, London, in 1861, and in 1864 received commendations from the Provost and Senior Fellows of Trinity College, Dublin, for magnetic and meteorological observations made by him in that year. He was one of the oldest members of the East India United Service Club, London, and the Sussex Club, Eastbourne. He was also a member of the Leamington Tennis Court Club. Captain Searle at various times in his career saw much service on the coasts of Arabia, in the Persian Gulf, and in the Indian Ocean. On the occasion of the visit to India of the Prince of Wales (the late King Edward VII) in 1876, Captain Searle (then Superintendent of Marine at Bombay) was sent for by Sir Bartle Frere, at the request of His Royal Highness. When Captain Searle arrived on board the "Serapis," he was presented to His Royal Highness, who gave him a pair of gold sleeve links, ornamented with an anchor set with diamonds, at the same time courteously expressing his thanks to Captain Searle for the excellent arrangements made by the Master Attendant's Department. Some years after his retirement, Captain Searle took up residence in Leamington. Although he did not take a prominent part in public affairs, he may be said to have identified himself in a quiet and unostentatious way with every side of religious and philanthropic work. Greatly benevolent, his private charity will never be known, for he rigidly adhered to the scriptural principle "Let not thy left hand know what thy right doeth." A Churchman of strong evangelical principles, he was for some years People's Warden at St. Mark's Church, and acted as sidesman until prevented by illness. He was a member of the Committee of the Home for Incurables up to the date of his death. He was until a few years ago a member of the Committee of the Leamington Provident Dispensary. Captain Searle's wife predeceased him some three years since. He leaves by a former wife a son, Mr. William Henry Willoughby Searle, a retired Commander in the Indian Marine, now living in India; and a daughter, Mrs. Baker, a widow lady resident in London, the mother of Captain Searle's six grand-children. THE FUNERAL. The funeral took place on Wednesday morning, the first part of the service being held in St. Mark's Church, Milverton. ....At the conclusion of the service the cortege reformed, and proceeded to the Great Western Railway Station, whence the remains were conveyed to Paddington. The interment was in Norwood Cemetery. ..." (ref BNA, Leamington Spa Courier, Friday 1 Dec 1911) "SEARLE William Lycurgas [sic] of Eirene Leamington died 26 November 1911 Probate London 30 January to Richard Annesley Walker solicitor and the Public Trustee. Effects £6588." (ref Ancestry National Probate) "Captain William Lycurgus Searle, of Eirene, Leamington, formerly of the Indian Navy, who saw much active service on the coasts of Arabia and in the Persian Gulf and in the Indian Ocean, and who died in November last, aged eighty-three years, left estate valued at £6,588 gross, with net personalty £6,423. The testator left £50 to the Midland Counties Home for Incurables, Leamington; to his grandson, Wilfred Ancell Baker, the solitaires presented to him by his late Majesty King Edward VII on the occasion of his visit to India in 1876, a case and contents presented to him by the Eastern Submarine Telegraph Company, his yacht racing cups, gold watch and chain, and £1,000; to Sir Richard Temple, his idol of Buddha, his Babylonian brick, and his radium; £400 to Lydia Newenham, the faithful friend and companion of his late wife and himself; and £100 to his old servant Eliza Livings." (ref BNA, Leamington Spar Courier - Friday 2 Feb 1912) [There is no mention of where the bulk of his estate went.] "For the first time on record in England radium has been left as a bequest in a will. The document in question is that of the late Captain William Lycurgus Searle, of Leamington." (ref BNA, Hull Daily Mail, Fri 2 Feb 1912) NOTE: He presumably did not know how dangerous it was. Radium was discovered by Marie Sklodowska-Curie and her husband Pierre Curie on 21 December 1898. Radium was formerly used in self-luminous paints for watches, nuclear panels, aircraft switches, clocks, and instrument dials. In the mid-1920s, a lawsuit was filed against the United States Radium Corporation by five dying " Radium Girl " dial painters who had painted radium-based luminous paint on the dials of watches and clocks. The dial painters routinely licked their brushes to give them a fine point, thereby ingesting radium. Their exposure to radium caused serious health effects which included sores, anemia , and bone cancer. (ref Wikipedia, Radium)	1841 census 1851 census 1861 census 1881 census 1891 census 1901 census 1911 census
		Children of Agnes and William:
	1.	William Henry Willoughby SEARLE born c1856 at Kobree Scinde, India
	2.	Agnes Coghlan SEARLE born 1860 at Ramsgate, Kent
10.		Fauconberg SHUTTLEWORTH Born 1 Jun 1826, bap 3 Jul 1826 at All Hallows, Tottenham, Fauconberg, son of George Edmund & Anne Mellish Shuttleworth; residence Tottenham; Gent. (ref Ancestry London Births and Baps image) Not found in 1841 census. In 1848, Fauconberg was admitted to the Freedom of the City of London by Patrimony in the Company of Skinners: "Chamber of London, 20th Day of June 1848. Born Without the Liberty of the City, to wit at Tottenham Midx. Fauconberg Shuttleworth son of George Edmund Shuttleworth Citizen and Skinner of London, came before the Chamberlain, the day and year aforesaid, and desired to be admitted into the Freedom of this City by Patrimony, in the said Company of Skinners because he is legitimate, and was born after the admission of his Father into the said Freedom. The Admission of the Father is entered in the Book marked with the Letter E and bears date the - day of March in the 42nd Year of the Reign of George the 3rd and in the Year of our Lord 1802. Born 1826. We declare, upon the Oaths we severally took at the time of our Admission into the Freedom of this City, that Fauconberg Shuttleworth is the Son of George Edmund Shuttleworth Citizen and Skinner of London, and that he was born in lawful Wedlock, after the admission of his Father into the Freedom of this City; and that he is his Son so reputed and taken to be, and so we all say. George Edmund Shuttleworth. Mark Hodgson Shuttleworth. Charles Sewell. John Sewell. Henry William Sewell. William Walker." (ref Ancestry image) Ref 1851 census. Middlesex, England. Parish of Tottenham. Registration District of Edmonton. Address: Tottenham Green. Together with his parents and 2 sisters: Fauconburg [sic] Shuttleworth. Son. Unm. Age 24. Attorney at Law. Born Middlesex Tottenham. In 1853, 1855 and 1856 Fauconberg was registered as a solicitor in an office at 13 Old Jewry Chambers (ref BNA Enniskillen Chronicle Thurs 16 Jun 1853; Ancestry London Electoral register & UK city and county directories). In the bankruptcy of his father and two brothers in 1854, Fauconberg was mentioned in court but was not found to have responsibility in the bankruptcy. "At one time Mr. Fauconberg Shuttleworth appeared as a debtor in the books of the firm £1,525, but the elder Shuttleworth released him from the debt, and a copy of the release was produced in Court." (ref BNA Morning Post Tues 19 Dec 1854) In 1857 Fauconberg migrated to Australia on the vessel Roxburgh Castle, aged 31, arriving 21 Dec 1857 at Port Phillip Bay, Victoria, as a Trader with no family members (ref Ancestry Victoria Passenger Lists). In 1865 in Victoria Fauconberg married Fanny Eliza AMOS (ref Ancestry Vic reg 1536). Birth date of Frances Eliza Amos 21 Apr 1841 reg at Hobart, Tasmania, dau of William & Anne Amos (ref Ancestry Australia Birth Index page 1330 reg 1841). "MARRIAGE. SHUTTLEWORTH - AMOS.- On the 17th inst., at Hotham, by licence, by the Rev. Joseph Dare, Fauconberg Shuttleworth, Esq., solicitor, Melbourne, to Fanny Eliza Amos, youngest daughter of Mr. William Amos, of Ballarat. Ballarat papers please copy." (ref Trove, The Argus, Melbourne, Fri 19 May 1865) Fauconberg was practicising as a solicitor in 1866 in Swanston-street, Melbourne, see Trove, The Argus Mon 9 Jul 1866 and many other advertisements. Fauconberg died 2 Apr 1871. Death reg of Fauconberg Shuttleworth 1871 in Victoria, son of George & Ann Melluish Shuttleworth, aged 44 (ref Ancestry Australia Death Index, Vic reg 4242). No UK probate found. "DEATHS. SHUTTLEWORTH. - On the 2nd inst., at his late residence, No. 35 Rathdowne-street, Carlton, Fauconberg Shuttleworth, Esq., solicitor, aged 44 years. Ballarat, New Zealand and home papers please copy." (ref Trove, The Argus Melb, Sat 22 Apr 1871) "FUNERAL NOTICES. The Friends of the late FAUCONBERG SHUTTLEWORTH, Esq., solicitor, are most respectfully invted to follow his remains to the place of interment in the Melbourne General Cemetery. The funeral will move from his late residence, No. 35 Rathdowne-street, Carlton, THIS DAY, at 2 o'clock precisely. William George Raven, undertaker, Nos. 203 and 205 Smith-street, Fitzroy." (ref Trove, The Argus Melb, Tues 4 Apr 1871) Marriage (2) of Fanny Eliza Shuttleworth to Robert Harry GREEN in Victoria in 1880 (ref Ancestry Australia Marriage Index reg 3737). Marriage (3) of Fanny Eliza Green to Edward Hobbs McPHERSON in Victoria in 1885 (ref Ancestry Australia Marriage Index reg 1098). Death reg of Fanny Eliza McPherson at Hotham, Victoria, dau of "Anos Wh & Maria Delacy" in 1893 aged 49 (ref Ancestry Australia Death Index Reg 6280).	1851 census
		Child of Fauconberg and Fanny:
	1.	Eoline Eliza Ann Mellish SHUTTLEWORTH born 1855 at Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia
		Issue of Mary Matilda Shuttleworth and John Banister:
1.		William BANISTER Bap 24 Jan 1816 at Southam, Warwickshire, William, son of John & Mary Matilda Banister (ref Ancestry England Select Births and Christenings). Not found in 1841 census. In 1846, he performed the marriage for his sister. "Aug. 26, at Kelvedon Hatch, by the Rev. William Banister, of Liverpool, Wm. P. Nichols, Esq., of Norwich, to Matilda Mary Banister, only daughter of the Rev. John Banister, rector of Kelvedon Hatch." (ref BNA Essex Standard, Fri 28 Aug 1846) Ref 1851 census. Essex, England. Parish of Kelvedon Hatch. Registration District of Ongar. Address: Rectory. Together with his parents: William Banister. Son. Unm. Age 35. Clergyman (Rector of High Laver Essex). Born Warwickshire Southam.	1851 census
2.		Frederick BANISTER Bap 3 Feb 1818 at Southam, Warwickshire, Frederick, son of John & Mary Matilda Banister (ref Ancestry England Select Births and Christenings). Ref 1841 census. Hampshire, England. Civil Parish of Alton. Registration dist of Alton. Address: Normandy House named West Worldham Parsonage, Alton. Together with his parents and sister: Frederick Bannister. Age 20. Student. Not born in Hampshire. Marr reg Dec qtr 1846 at Cambridge dist, Cambridgeshire of Frederic Banister to Marianne BERNARD (ref FreeBMD). "Married, at Christ church, Cambridge, on the 30th ult., [Nov], (by the Rev. T. Silver), Frederic second son of the Rev. John Banister, Rector of Kelvedon Hatch, Essex, and Vicar of West Worldham, Hants, to Mary Ann youngest surviving daughter of the late Luke Bernard, Esq., of Cambridge." (ref BNA, Stamford Mercury Fri 11 Dec 1846)	1841 census
3.		Edward BANISTER Bap 12 Jan 1819 at Alton, Hampshire, Edward, son of John & Mary Matilda Banister (ref Ancestry England Select Births and Christenings). Marr reg Sep qtr 1847 at Ongar dist, Essex of Edward Banister to Eliza Ann TABRUM (ref FreeBMD). "On the 2d inst., [Sep], at Navestock Church, Edward, third son of the Rev. John Banister, Record of Kelvedon Hatch, to Eliza Ann, only daughter of Lichfield Tabrum, Esq., of Bois Hall, Essex." (ref BNA, London Evening Standard, Mon 6 Sep 1847)
4.		Matilda Mary BANISTER Born 13 May 1820, bap 29 Jun 1820 at Alton, Hampshire, Matilda Mary, dau of John & Mary Matilda Banister (ref Ancestry England Select Births and Christenings). Ref 1841 census. Hampshire, England. Civil Parish of Alton. Registration dist of Alton. Address: Normandy House named West Worldham Parsonage, Alton. Together with her parents and brother: Matilda Bannister. Age 20. Born in Hampshire. Marr reg Sep qtr 1846 at Ongar dist, Essex of Matilda Mary Banister to William Peter NICHOLS (ref FreeBMD). "Aug. 26, at Kelvedon Hatch, by the Rev. William Banister, of Liverpool, Wm. P. Nichols, Esq., of Norwich, to Matilda Mary Banister, only daughter of the Rev. John Banister, rector of Kelvedon Hatch." (ref BNA Essex Standard, Fri 28 Aug 1846)	1841 census
5.		John BANISTER Bap 11 May 1822 at Alton, Hampshire, John, son of John & Mary Matilda Banister (ref Ancestry England Select Births and Christenings).

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