1808Info4: William Crompton

1808 Info 4 for William Crompton
His son, Joseph Crompton

It is interesting to note that in the 1881 census Joseph CROMPTON was a visitor at his sister Mary's home in Carnaby. Mary CROMPTON⁄CHAPLIN's home appears to be a home– from– home for various branches of her family:

Richard CHAPLIN has taken Emily as his step–daughter;
Richard and Mary have two young children of their own;
She has the seven month Walter CLUBLEY as what appears to be a permanent boarder: Walter has the same surname as Joseph's future bride and was born in her village;
Mary's brother is visiting on the night of the census, perhaps looking for work as an itinerant shepherd on the Wolds; and finally
Mary's elder brother William, classified under the generic term 'Imbecile' but with the added description that he was lame, is a more permanent lodger.

1881 Census  Sun/Mon 2/3rd April 1881
Source:      FHL Film  TNA Ref RG11 
             Piece 4798 Folio 5 Page 4 Sched 11                   
Dwelling:    [A cottage two doors beyond the wheelwright's house and shop]
Place:       Carnaby, York, England

Name                     Rel     Mar Age  Occupation     Birthplace
Richard Chaplin         Head      M  35   Farm labourer  Yorks, Driffield
Mary Chaplin            Wife      M  29                  Yorks, T?u?bald Wold??
Emily Crompton          Step dau      7   Scholar        Yorks, Nafferton      
Joseph Richard Chaplin  Son           3                  Yorks, Nafferton
Sarah Maria Chaplin     Dau           1                  Yorks, Carnaby
Walter Clubley          Board         7mn                Yorks, Carnaby
Joseph Crompton         Visit     U  26   Shepherd       Yorks, Nafferton
William Crompton        Lodger    U  35   ??ie           Yorks, Newbald    Imbecile & lame

Joseph married married Elizabeth CLUBLEY of Carnaby, who was born in the fourth quarter of 1852 (GRO ref: Bridlington 9d 227), in the fourth quarter of 1881 (GRO ref: Bridlington 9d 623). This name is frequently connected with the Crompton family. They started their own family. Joseph was still employed as a shepherd, but it should be noted that in the six year spread of his children's birth he has lived in at least four villages.

1891 Census   Sun/Mon 5/6th April 1891
Source:       FHL Film  TNA Ref RG12
              Piece 3957 Folio 90 Page 18  Sched 141
Dwelling:     West Street
Place:        Kilham, York, England

Name                Rel  Mar Age Occupation  Birthplace
Joseph Crompton     Head  M  36  Shepherd    Yorks, Nafferton 
Elizabeth Crompton  Wife  M  33              Yorks, Carnaby
William Crompton    Son       8  Scholar     Yorks, Nafferton
Sarah J Crompton    Dau       7  Scholar     Yorks, Thornholme
Charles H Crompton  Son       5  Scholar     Yorks, Thornholme
Henrietta Crompton  Dau       3              Yorks, Harpham
Fred Crompton       Son       1              Yorks, Burton Agnes

Elizabeth died in the third quarter of 1896 (GRO ref: Bridlington 9d 255). By the 1901 census William, Sarah J and Charles H have left home. Mary COOPER, though married, had moved in to 6 Eastgate Lane, Rudston with her three children. Joseph seems to have settled in Rudston for some seven years.

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1901 Census   Sun/Mon 31st March/1st April 1901
Source:       FHL Film  TNA Ref RG13
              Piece 4526 Folio 53 Page 2 Sched 10                    
Dwelling:     6 Eastgate Lane
Place:        Rudston, York ER, England

Name                Rel   Mar Age Occupation              Status  Birthplace
Joseph Crompton     Head  Wid 40  Shepherd                Worker  Yorks, Nafferton
Henrietta Crompton  Dau       14                                  Yorks, Tharnon??
Fred Crompton       Son       12                                  Yorks, Burton Agnes
George Crompton     Son        8                                  Yorks, Kilham
Richard Crompton    Son        8                                  Yorks, Kilham 
Walter Crompton     Son        7                                  Yorks, Rudston
Mary Cooper         Serv   M  31  Housekeeper - domestic          Yorks, Bainton  
Joseph Cooper       Board     12                                  Yorks, Driffield 
Charles Cooper      Board      9                                  Yorks, Driffield 
Annie Cooper        Board      3                                  Yorks, Driffield

A 1911 1:10,560 map locating Eastgate in Rudston - 16Kb gif

Although the census enumerator recorded the people as living in Eastgate Lane the 1911, 1:10,560 map, shows only the name Eastgate. However, the village has several other streets named as Lane. In fact, Eastgate is a dead end and leads into a footpath, or lane.

In 1901 the progress of the enumerator was:

Eastgate House which, being at the end of the lane and a good place to start, is perhaps called Eastgate House Farm in 2008;
The second home to be recorded was Eastgate Hind House: Hind being 'located at the back or rear' of Eastgate House;
The Manor;
The Vicarage;
23 dwellings dwellings were recorded in Eastgate Lane: Joseph lived at number 6 and the shop was number 17
Kilham Lane, to the south-west edge of the map.

This suggests, depending on the enumerator's route, that Joseph Crompton lived in the row of cottages marked red.

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Eastgate, Rudston at the turn of the 20th century - 140Kb jpg

Above: Eastgate, Rudston at the turn of the 20th century showing Eastgate Bridge, one of the village pumps, marked P on the map, and the Methodist Chapel. Source: Rudston Village Web Site

The postcard gives a good picture of the where Joseph CROMPTON lived at the time of the 1901 census. It is possible that the shop was located in the row of cottages on the left under the final chimney stack and that Joseph lived in the cottages with the three chimneys on the right.

It is believed that these cottages have been replaced by modern bungalows.

Right: Eastgate, Rudston in 2010 from the bridge

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An aerial photograph of Eastgate Lane, Rudston - 131Kb jpg

Above: The village of Rudston 2007, with the modern Eastgate leading to the cross roads
©2007 Google Imagery ©2007 DigitalGlobal, Infoterra Ltd & Bluesky, Map data ©2007 Tele Atlas - acknowledged

Joseph CROMPTON remarries

In the fourth quarter of 1901 Joseph married Annie JENNISON (GRO ref: Bridlington 9d 713) who may have been born in the third quarter of 1856 (GRO ref: Driffield 9d 240).

1911 Census:      Sun/Mon 2nd April/3rd April 1911
Source:   TNA Ref:        RG14 PN28913  
          Reg. Gen. Ref:  RG78 PN1664; En.Dist: 5; Sched: 74
          RegDist: Bridlington SubDist: Hunmanby
Dwelling: Eastgate             
Place:    Rudston, Bridlington, Yorkshire East Riding              
Rooms in dwelling, other than scullery, landing, lobby, closet, bathroom: 3
Years married: 10         
Children:      Alive none, dead none 

Name                Rel  Mar Age  Occupation            Status  Birthplace 
Joseph Crompton   Head    M  56   Farm Labourer         Worker  Yorks, Nafferton  
Annie Crompton    Wife    M  45                                 Yorks, Beeford  
Charles Jennison  Stepson S  23   Farm Labourer         Worker  Yorks, Cranswick
Harold Jennison   Stepson S  12   School                        Yorks, Driffield  
Stanley Crompton  Gson        5   School                        Yorks, Bridlington

Joseph died in the fourth quarter of 1915 (GRO ref: Bridlington 9d 468) and it is possible that Annie died in the third quarter of 1944 (GRO ref: Holderness 9d 80)

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1808 Info 4 for William Crompton
His son, Joseph Crompton