1805 Info 5a for John Crompton
Mary Agnes Crompton and Fred Tibbits |
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Mary agnes Crompton, who married Fredric Tibbits on 20 June 1900, is responsible for the early
investigations in to the origin of the line of Thomas of Bridlington. On the death of their
daughter, Ino, her box of papers was discovered at the sale of properties. The contents showed that
extensive research had taken place, with Postal Orders for 7 shillings and 6 pence (37½p) being
sent to genealogists in York, Leeds and Birmingham, who investigated the Driffield branch of the
family name.
The family of Fred Tibbits
1881 Census Sun/Mon 2/3rd April 1881
Source: FHL Film TNA Ref RG11
Piece 3373 Folio 103 Page 13
Dwelling: The Manor
Place: Broadholme, Nottingham, England
Name Rel Mar Age Occupation Birthplace
John HT Tibbits Head M 44 Farmer of 230 acres Nottingham, Basford
employing 5 lab
Kate Ino Tibbits Wife M 46 Notts, Brockley,
John Tibbits Son M 19 Scholar Notts, Broadholme
Henry Tibbits Son M 15 Scholar Notts, Broadholme
Sydney Tibbits Son M 9 Scholar Notts, Broadholme
Fredric Tibbits Son M 7 Scholar Notts, Broadholme
Mary A Cashson Serv U 18 Housemaid Lincoln, Waddington
Alice Hackney Serv U 22 Cook Lincoln, Hackthorn
Samuel Bell Serv U 16 Farm Serv (Indoors) Notts, East Bridgford,
John Cook Serv U 18 Farm Serv (Indoors) Lincoln, Sturton
GRO deaths
Kate Ino Tibbits June Qrt 1893 Newark vol.73 p.209 (Broadholme)
Frederic's mother is the source for the name of his and Mary agnes' daughter.
1881 Census Sun/Mon 2/3rd April 1881
Source: FHL Film TNA Ref RG11
Piece 1493 Folio 106 Page 26
Dwelling: Institution: "Grammar School" Priest End
Place: Thame, Oxford, England
Name Rel Mar Age Occupation Birthplace
Charles Tibbits Boarder U 14 Scholar Notts, Broadholme
Walter J. Tibbits Boarder U 12 Scholar Notts, Broadholme
The fact that John HT Tibbits could afford to send two of his sons to boarding school suggests
that he had a substantial income from his 230 acre farm. This affluence may account for the
grandeur of Fred and Mary Agnes' first home in Hull.
1805info5a, sheet 2
1891 Census Sun/Mon 5/6th April 1891
Source: FHL Film TNA Ref RG12
Piece 2711 Folio 85 Page 10
Dwelling:
Place: Broadholme, Nottinghamshire, England
Rel Mar Age Occupation Birthplace
John Henry Tibbits Head M 54 Farmer Notts, Basford
Ino Kate Tibbits Wife M 56 Lincoln, Brocklesby
Henry Tibbits Son S 25 Lace Saleman Notts, Broadholme
Charles Tibbits Son S 24 Farmers son Notts, Broadholme
William jee Tibbits Son S 22 Lace Salesman Notts, Broadholme
Sidney Tibbits Son S 19 Notts, Broadholme
Frederick Tibbits Son S 17 Notts, Broadholme
George Dove Serv S 19 Farm Serv Lincoln, Ancaster
Ada Broddle Serv S 18 Housemaid domestic Lincoln, Nettleham
Harriet Broxson Serv S 18 Cook Domestic Lincoln, Sotby
Daniel G Millson Serv S 17 Farm Serv Lincoln, Branston
Fred and Mary's marriage certificate
| Marriage solemnized at The Parish Church in the Parish of
Bridlington in the County of York |
No.
Date |
Name and
surname |
Age |
Condition |
Rank or
Profession |
Residence |
Father's
name |
Father's
rank |
| 121 |
Fredric
Tibbits |
27 |
Bachelor |
Corn Agent |
32 Harley Street
Hull |
John Henry Thomas
Tibbits |
Farmer |
June 20th
1900 |
Mary Agnes
Crompton |
27 |
Spinster |
|
Armandale,
Cambridge Street,
Bridlington |
Thomas Crompton
(Deceased) |
Farmer |
| In the Presence of us
Charles Tibbits, Margaret Louisa Crompton |
| By me
J Moga????, Curate of Nafferton with Wansford |
Right: Fred and Mary's
wedding photograph.
Back row:
Charles Crompton, Elizabeth Crompton,
nee Wright, Ellen Crompton (?),
Rev.J Moga????
Front row:
Margaret Louisa Crompton
(later Duggleby), Fred, Mary Agnes, Unknown bridesmaid - perhaps one
of Mary Agnes' sisters.
Child: Marjory Crompton |
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Driffield Times, 23 June
1900
At the Priory Church, Bridlington,
June 20th, Frederic, youngest son of
J.H. Tibbits, of Broadholme Manor,
Notts, to Mary Agnes, eldest
daughter of the late Thomas
Crompton, of Lowthorpe. |
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1805info5a, sheet 3
Their home in 1901
1901 Census
Source: FHL Film PRO Ref RG13
Piece 4470 Folio 64 Page 28
Dwelling: 107 Victoria Avenue
Place: Sculcoates, Kingston upon Hull, York, England
Name Rel Age Sex Occupation Status Birthplace
Fredric Tibbits Head 27 M Corn oil Cake Agent Worker Notts, Broadholme
Mary Tibbits Wife 27 F Yorks, Lowthorpe
Edith Porter Serv 15 F General Domestic Yorks, Earls Heaton
The Occupation of the other householders support the general 1901 affluence: solicitor,
bank accountant, marine surveyor, oil merchant, a merchant commercial clerk and one gentleman
'living on own means'. All but two of the seven house had 'general domestic' servants. This
property may have been purchased from the income of the Manor Farm.
107 Victoria Avenue north west of the city centre is situated
in the postal district of HU5, in an area of large Victorian semi development: the five,
widely spaced, most beautiful, parallel 'avenues' with long gardens. Bay windowed
frontages open onto tiled hallways, behind which are two good sized reception rooms,
another big room and then the kitchen. Some houses have attics, whichwould have been the
accommodation for the 'domestic servants'.
Arguably this beautiful area is the place to live in Hull. Spectacular fountains
are centred in the roundabouts that lead into the 'avenues' and ornate plaster work and
brick adorn the houses at intersections with Salisbury Street.
The area is currently being restored into expensive flats. Subsidence, perhaps caused by
the natural springs and water table of Spring Bank, close to where 107 once stood
are shored and more modern buildings have been build on the site of 107. |
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| Above: The Avenue by James Neal c.1985 |
1911 Census: Sun/Mon 2nd April/3rd April 1911
Source TNA Ref: RG14 PN28540
Reg. Gen. Ref: RG78 PN1639 RegDist: SubDist: South Cave
En.Dist: Elloughton with Brough Sched: 129
Dwelling: Linden Cottage
Place: Elloughton Brough
Rooms in dwelling, other than scullery, landing, lobby, closet, bathroom: Seven
Years married: 10
Children: Alive none, dead none
Name Rel Age Mar Occupation Status Birthplace
Frederic Tibbits Head 37 M Corn & Cake Agent Worker Notts, Broadholme
Mary Agnes Tibbits Wife 37 M Yorks, Lowthorpe
1805info5a, sheet 4
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Elloughton is situated north-west of Hull off the A63, which leads
to the M62.
Right: Aerial view of Elloughton village 2009 |
In 1912 the family was living at Thorpe Cottage, Brantingham, East
Yorkshire, which is adjacent to the A63, north-west of Hull. The cottage is just up
the road from Elloughton and is located to the right of the Post Office just inside
the estate gates.
Below: An aerial view of Thorpe Cottage, Brantingham
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1805info5a, sheet 5
Their daughter Ino mary Tibbits
I am indebted to John and Marion Britt for the following information.
In 1964 my wife and I moved to Skellingthorpe, near Lincoln and our neighbour living at
‘Thorpe Cottage’ was Ino Mary Tibbits. Maybe the name of her Skellingthorpe bungalow
was taken from the Thorpe Cottage, at Brantingham, East Yorkshire. Broadholme Manor, the home of
John H.T. Tibbits, is about three miles from the village of Skellingthorpe.
Miss Tibbits lived there with her partner Walter james Clingo, born 1901 at Downham,
Norfolk and died in 1990. He had retired as the gamekeeper at the Doddington Hall estate, near
Lincoln. They left Skellingthorpe in the late 1960’s and moved to Goulceby, near Louth,
Lincolnshire, where Miss Tibbits died in 1993.
Miss Tibbits was a charming, cultured woman and reading your resume of the Tibbits of
Broadholme; it would be an easy assumption to make, that her father Fredric, may have benefited
from a private education that had ‘rubbed off’ on his daughter.
She welcomed us to the village and with her encouragement, my wife joined the
Women’s Institute and we both joined her as regular worshippers at the village church.
We will always owe her a great debt of gratitude and remember her with much affection.
It was Ino's Box, bought by Roger Parkin at her house clearance shortly after her funeral, that
contained the early genealogical works of Mary agnes.
| REGISTRATION DISTRICT Beverley |
| 1915 Birth in Sub-district of South Cave in the County of York |
| No |
When and
where born |
Name |
Sex |
Name of
father |
Name of
mother |
Rank or
Profession |
Informant |
When
Registered |
| 72 |
Sixteenth
October
1915
Brantingham R.D. |
Ino
Mary |
Girl |
Frederic
Tibbits |
Mary Agnes
Tibbits
formerly
Crompton |
Corn &
Cake
Merchant |
F. Tibbits
Father
Brantingham |
Sixteenth
November
1915 |
Other Tibbits around 1901
1901 Census Sun/Mon 31st March/1st April 1901
Source: FHL Film TNA Ref RG13
Piece 3195 Folio 84 Page 10
Dwelling: Manor House
Place: Broadholme, Notts, England
Name Rel Mar Age Occupation Status Birthplace
John H. Tibbits Head Wid 64 Farmer E 'at home' Notts, Basford
Henry Tibbits Son S 35 Lace agent Own account Notts, Broadholme
Walter Tibbits Son S 32 Manager ladies shirt Worker Notts, Broadholme
Sydney Tibbits Son S 29 Farmer's son Worker Notts, Broadholme
Annie Spencer Serv S 40 Housekeeper/Domestic Worker Linc, North Somerestes
R??ear Williamson Vis S 36 Manager for Telephone Worker Cheshire, Bollington
Company
Martha Lowman Serv S 18 Cook/Domestic Worker Linc, Peasholmes
Rose A Lowman Serv S 17 Housemaid/Domestic Worker Linc, Peasholmes
William Nicholson Serv S 17 Waggoner on farm Worker Linc, Suscilley
1805info5a, sheet 6
1901 Census Sun/Mon 31st March/1st April 1901
Source: FHL Film TNA Ref RG13
Piece 3057 Folio 113 Page 10
Dwelling:
Place: Doddington, Lincoln, England
Name Rel Mar Age Occupation Status Birthplace
Charles Tibbits Head S 34 Farmer Employer Notts, Broadholme
Sarah Barnes Serv S 51 Housekeeper (Domes) Lincs, Skeltingthorpe
Charlotte Bell Serv S 17 General servant (Domes) Lincs, Saxilby
Fred Clark Serv S 17 Waggoner on farm Worker Lincs, Southorpe
Herbert Bell Serv S 15 Waggoner on farm Worker Lincs, Saxilby
The 1901 census shows several Tibbits in the Banbury area of Oxfordshire. Could this family
have stemmed from one of the boys who returned to Oxfordshire?
