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Ducksbury William [Male] b. 6 FEB 1828 Roughbank, Butterworth, Rochdale
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In the 1901 Census, a Maria Winder, age 24, born Kendal, was employed as a domestic housemai d by Robert and Mary Preston of 35 Springfield Terrace, Lancaster.
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Constance is recorded in the 1871 Census, age 2 years, living with her parents at 93 Uper Hil l Street, Toxteth Park, Liverpool. She is recorded in the 1881 Census, age 12, living with he r parents at 23 Whitechapel, Liverpool. At the time of her marriage in 1898, Constance was li ving at 13 Kilshaw Street, Everton. Constance is recorded in the 1901 Census, living with he r husband at 22 Shaw Heath, Stockport, age 32 years of age, born in Liverpool, Lancashire.
A granddaughter recalled that Constance was from Liverpool, and that as a teenager or young w oman went to the Kendal area to visit an aunt, and met her future husband Thomas there.
In her daughter, Marjories autobiography, dated 1948, Marjorie recalls that on a foggy after noon towards the end of November 1943, her mother, Constance, went out shopping. The next da y she complained of a sore throat and within a few days was in bed with bronchitis. Despit e a brief recovery, Constance suffered a relapse and died two days later.
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John enlisted to serve in the West Yorkshire Regiment, on 9 April 1917, as a Private (Regimen tal No. 62997.) He was transferred out of the army on 10 February 1919 to the army reserve.
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In 1928, Thomas was an engineer fitter, living at 6 Diamond St., Heavily. He and his family m oved to Stockport Rd., Bredbury about 1931. They later moved to Newlin Drive, Bredbury.
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Samuel and his family emmigrated to Australia about 1952/3.
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Marjorie trained to be an accounts clerk. She started work in 1923, when she was eighteen yea rs of age. Her first job was in a clothing warehouse in Spear Street, Manchester. She worke d there for about ten months before taking a position in Stockport as a company secretary fo r John A. Warmsley, an accountant, who was a friend of her sisters fiance. She worked for Mr . Walmsley in his new offices in the Prudential Buildings, St. Peters Square, Stockport.
In 1928, at the age of 23, Marjorie was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. She was eventuall y forced to give up her job, and Marjorie continued to live with her parents in the home sh e grew up in on Shaw Heath until her mothers death in 1943. After her mothers death, Marjor ie went to stay with her brother, Sam, and his family at Chapel-en-le-Frith. After a brief pe riod she requested to be admitted to the local hospital, called The Lymes, which was more a ccuratley the town poor house. She moved from there back to Stockport, to St. Josephs Hom e on Plymouth Grove, which was run by nuns. She then went to live at Mauldeth Home, Heaton Mo or, where she remained for the rest of her life.
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During the First World War, he served as a male nurse in the Royal Army Medical Corps (RAMC ) in a special hospital in France. After the war he decided to remain in nursing and worked p art time as a State Enrolled Assistant Nurse (SEAN). In November 1937, Ted joined the Red Cro ss as a nurse, in detachment Cheshire 60. The unit was disbanded in 1941, and he was discharg ed.
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Frederick married Sarah Ann at St Marys Ulverston. In April 1900 he was an accountant and i n April 1903 was acting as an auctioneer (he's recorded as the auctioneer for 'The Whytarn Bu ilding Estate, Ulverston'). In 1935, F J Harrison & Sons (specialising in urban properties an d antique furniture sales) was acquired by the Ulverston Auction Mart which today is now Harr ison Corward.
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John Henry Holmes was a master mariner.
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