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Left: A small cottage in West Street, Kilham that may have been Joseph CROMPTON'S home |
1808 Info 5 for William Crompton |
It is interesting to note that in the 1881 census Joseph CROMPTON was a visitor at his sister Mary's home in Carnaby, perhaps looking for work as an itinerant shepherd on the Wolds.
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 Farmers wife Yorks, Newbald 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 Nil Yorks, Newbald Imbecile lame
In the fourth quarter of 1881, Joseph married Elizabeth CLUBLEY (GRO ref: Bridlington 9d 623), born in the fourth quarter of 1852 (GRO ref: Bridlington 9d 227). Elizabeth' s family name has associations with the Cromptons. In 1881 she lived in a Carnaby farm house as a general servant to the house keeper/head to a 256 acre absent landlord farmer.
1881 Census Sun/Mon 2/3rd April 1881
Source: FHL Film TNA Ref RG11
Piece: 4798; Folio: 4; Page: 1; Sched: 1
Dwelling: Farm house
Place: Carnaby, Yorks ER, England
Name Rel Mar Age Occupation Birthplace
Jane Stephenson House S 60 General Servant Yorks, Flamborough
Keeper Farm 256 Acres Employing 6 Labourers
Elizabeth Clubley Serv S 23 General Servant Yorks, Carnaby
Francis Colley Serv S 35 Groom Servant (D) Yorks, Muston
In the 1881 Chaplin census, Walter CLUBLEY, aged seven months, was a boarder and Joseph CROMPTON a lodger. Walter Hart CLUBLEY was born in the fourth quarter of 1880 (GRO ref: Bridlington 9d 321) and died in the fourth quarter of 1882 (GRO ref: Bridlington 9d 227) . The exact relationship or coincidence has not been established. However, Mary CHAPLIN may have been looking after the natural son of Elizabeth CLUBLEY and Joseph CROMPTON. But, Walter's second name may indicate the surname of his natural father.
The couple 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 births 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
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Left: A small cottage in West Street, Kilham that may have been Joseph CROMPTON'S home |
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.
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
Although the census enumerator recorded the people as living in Eastgate Lane the 1911 map shows only the name East Gate. 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:
This suggests, depending on the enumerator's route, that Joseph Crompton lived in the row of cottages marked red.
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| Above: A 1911 1:10,560 map of Rudston showing Joseph's possible home in red |
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| 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 (Accessed 01 April 2020) |
| 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. It is thererfore possible that Joseph
lived in the cottages on the opposite side of the road.
It is believed that these cottages have been replaced by modern bungalows. Right: Eastgate, Rudston in 2010 from the bridge |
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| Above: The village of Rudston 2007, with the modern Eastgate leading to the cross roads |
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
Ten years later, although Annie was living in the same house, she was widowed.
1921 Census: Sun 19th June 1921
Source: RG15; Piece: ;
RegDist number: 526; SubDist: 3; ED 5; Sched: 31;
Reg District: Bridlington; Parish: Rudston
Dwelling: Eastgate
Place: Rudston, Bridlington, Yorkshire East Riding
Rooms: 4
Children under sixteen: none
Name Rel Age Mar Occupation Employer Work place Birthplace
Yrs Mn
Annie Agnes Crompton Head 60 10 W Home duties Yorks, Beeford
Fred Coates Boar 58 9 M Cattle drover No fixed place Yorks, Kilham
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StreetView of Eastgate shows a long row of fairly modern bungalows.
This row of houses is close to the Gypsey Race Bridge. Right: Eastgate Rudston |
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1939 England and Wales Register 29 September 1939
ED Area code: JCA
ED District code: S
Sched no: 2
Dwelling: East Riding Mental Hospital
Borough,UD,RD: Beverley Road, Beverley North Yorkshire
Names Sex D of B Status Personal Occupation Others
189 Annie Crompton F 1851 W Unpaid domestic duties
The National Identity Number devised from this Registration would have been: Enumeration Area code+Emuneration District code+Schedule number+position in house
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 aged 87 in the East Riding Mental Hospital 1 Beverley Road, Beverley (GRO ref: Holderness 9d 80) This was later known as Broadgate Hospital in Walkington, south-west of Beverley.
Joseph and Elizabeth CROMPTON's children
Joseph and Elizabeth's children reside mainly in Hull with the men adapting their work on farms as waggoner to become rullymen. In the East Riding dialect of my youth, a rullyman is a carrier with horse and cart.
William CROMPTON - Joseph and Elizabeth's first child
In the second quarter of 1907 William married Ellen JEFFERSON (GRO ref: Hull 9d 505).
1921 Census: Sun 19th June 1921
Source: RG15; Piece: ;
RegDist number: 522; SubDist: 2; ED 5; Sched: 184;
Reg District: Hull; Parish: Holy Trinity and St Mary
Dwelling: 8 Crystal Avenue, Wyndham Street
Place: Hull, Yorkshire East Riding
Children under sixteen: 1
BL=Both parents alive
Name Rel Age Mar Occupation Employer Work place Birthplace
Yrs Mn
William Crompton Head 39 1 M Railway Carriage Examiner North Easter Rly Co Hull Yorks, Bridlington
Ellen Crompton Wife 39 4 M Home Duties Yorks, Hull
William Alfred Crompton Son 13 - BL Whole time school Yorks, Hull
Annie Larson Board 20 11 S Packer Black Lead Factory Hargreaves & Co Dairycoates Hull Lancs, Fleetwood
William continued to work in the Hull carriage works.
1939 England and Wales Register 29 September 1939 ED Area code: JAD ED District code: O Sched no: 340 Dwelling: 11 Wold Road Borough,UD,RD: Kingston-upon-Hull, East Yorkshire Names Sex D of B Status Personal Occupation Others Crompton William M 04may1882 M Railway waggon examiner LNE Rly Crompton Ellen F 26feb1882 M Unpaid domestic duties
The National Identity Number devised from this Registration would have been: Enumeration Area code+Emuneration District code+Schedule number+position in house
| Right: 11 Wold Road, Hull, William Crompton's home in 1939 |  |
It is possible that William died in the fourth quarter of 1952 (GRO ref: Hull 2a 291) There is no obvious will. It is possible that Ellen died in the first quarter of 1945 (GRO ref: Sculcoates 9d 126)
Sarah Jane CROMPTON - Joseph and Elizabeth's second child
Sarah Jane CROMPTON was born on 17 February 1883 (GRO ref: Bridlington 9d 347). She married Arthur NETTLETON in the first quarter of 1901 (GRO ref: Bridlington 9d 727). Sarah Jane died in the third quarter of 1959 (GRO ref: Hull 2a 240). Arthur died in the third quarter of 1970 (GRO ref: Hull 2a 449).
1911 Census: Sun/Mon 2nd April/3rd April 1911
Source: TNA Ref: RG14 PN
Reg. Gen. Ref: RG78 PN 526; En.Dist: 05; Piece: 28913 Sched: 73
RegDist: SubDist: Hunmanby
Dwelling:
Place: Rudston, Yorkshire East Riding
Rooms in dwelling, other than scullery, landing, lobby, closet, bathroom: 4
Years married: 9
Children: Alive 3, dead none
Name Rel Mar Age Occupation Status Birthplace
Arthur Nettleton Head M 30 Farm Labourer Worker Yorks, Bridlington
Sarah Jane Nettleton Wife M 27 Home Duties Yorks, Thornholme
Thomas Nettleton Son S 8 School Yorks, Rudstone (sic)
Olive Nettleton Dau S 5 School Yorks, Rudstone
Gladys Nettleton Dau S 2 Yorks, Rudstone
In her brother's attestation papers she is recorded as his next of kin, living at 232 Dansom Lane, Hull.
1921 Census: Sun 19th June 1921
Source: RG15; Piece:
RegDist number: 521; SubDist: 1; ED 5; Sched: 322;
Reg District: ; Parish: Scukcoates
Dwelling: 18 Wilde Street
Place: Hull, Yorkshire East Riding
Children under sixteen: 4BL=Both parents alive;
Name Rel Age Mar Occupation Employer Work place Birthplace
Yrs Mn
Arthur Nettleton Head 40 10 M Horseman Flour Mill ADR Appleton Cleveland Street Hull Yorks, Bridlington
Sarah Jane Nettleton Wife 36 4 M Home Duties Yorks, Thornholme
Thomas Nettleton Son 18 7 S Labourer Flour Mill ADR Appleton Cleveland Street Hull Yorks, Rudstone (sic)
Olive Nettleton Dau 15 8 S Home Duties Yorks, Rudstone
Gladys Nettleton Dau 12 10 BL Whole time school Yorks, Rudstone
Irene Nettleton Dau 5 10 BL Whole time school Yorks, Hull
Dorothy Nettleton Dau 1 10 BL Yorks, Hull
Fred Crompton B-i-L 31 5 S Horse Man Carrier Wilkinson Carrier Bright St Hull Yorks, Kilham
Walter Joseph Crompton B-i-L 27 S Horse Man Carrier Wilkinson Carrier Bright St Hull Yorks, Rudstone
1939 England and Wales Register 29 September 1939 ED Area code: JAS ED District code: K Sched no: 172 Dwelling: 45 Jalland Street Borough,UD,RD: Kingston-upon-Hull, East Yorkshire Names Sex D of B Status Personal Occupation Others Arthur Nettleton M 28aug1880 M Flour Mill Horse Rullyman Sarah J Nettleton F 17feb1883 S Unpaid domestic duties Dorothy Nettleton F 14aug1919 S Bakehouse helper Arthur Nettleton M 04may1923 S Van Boy Bakehouse Walter Joseph Crompton M 19jun1893 S Motor Driver Heavy Lorry ARP First Aid Douglas Jarrold M 26apr1904 M Sawmill Labourer Tallyman Olive Jarrold F 23dec1905 M Unpaid domestic duties Gordon R Jarrold M 15sep1939 S Under school age
The National Identity Number, devised from this Registration, would have been: Enumeration Area code+Emuneration District code+Schedule number+position in house
A rullyman is East Riding dialect for a carter.
Charles Henry CROMPTON - Joseph and Elizabeth's third child
It is likely that Charles Henry and Charles are one of the same people. Both are born in the same year in the same village. Charles Henry was born in the fourth quarter of 1885 (GRO ref: Bridlington 9d 336).
1911 Census: Sun/Mon 2nd April/3rd April 1911
Source: TNA Ref: RG14 PN
Reg. Gen. Ref: RG78 PN 526; En.Dist: 05; Piece: 28913; Sched:
RegDist: SubDist: Hunmanby
Dwelling: Ruston
Place: Bridlington, Yorkshire East Riding
Rooms in dwelling, other than scullery, landing, lobby, closet, bathroom: 8
Years married: 37
Children: None recorded
Name Rel Mar Age Occupation Status Birthplace
James Pearce Head M 61 Hind Farm Foremen Worker Suffolk, Laxfield
Harriet Pearce Wife M 56 Yorks, Atwick
Fred Crompton Serv S 22 Horseman on Farm Worker Yorks, Thornholme
John Redshaw Serv S 19 Horseman on Farm Worker Yorks, Carnaby
Richard Crompton Serv S 18 Horseman on Farm Worker Yorks, Thornholme
Lovell Wade Serv S 14 Horseman on Farm Worker Yorks, Rudston
Henry Smith Serv S 15 Horseman on Farm Worker Yorks, Driffield
Jabey Wade Serv S 33 Farm Labourer Worker Yorks, Rudston
Charles Crompton Serv S 24 Farm Labourer Worker Yorks, Thornholme
1921 Census: Sun 19th June 1921
Source: RG15; Piece: 23739;
RegDist number: 521; SubDist: 8; ED 22; Sched: 248;
Reg District: Sculcoates; Parish: Sculcoates
Dwelling: 48 Mason Street
Place: Sculcoates, Hull, Yorkshire East Riding
Rooms: 6
Children under sixteen: 3
BL=Both parents alive;
Whole time school
Name Rel Age Mar Occupation Employer Work place Birthplace
Yrs Mn
James Hebden Head 48 11 M Grain Mill Warehouse Foreman Hull Milling & Storage Khedive Mill Hull Yorks, Skipsea
Mary Jane Hebden Wife 46 10 M Home Duties Yorks, Hornsea
Rose Hebden Dau 19 3 S Home Duties Yorks, Welton
George Hebden Son 16 3 S Dray Help Hull Brewery Comp Yorks, Welton
Harry Hebden Son 13 6 BL Whole time Yorks, Hull
Marjorie Hebden Dau 10 6 BL Whole time Yorks, Hull
Eric Hebden Son 7 8 BL Whole time Yorks, Hull
Jack Hebden GSon 2 9 BL Yorks, Hull
Charles Crompton Boar 33 8 S Grain Warehouseman Hull Milling & storage Yorks, Thornholme
Charles married Nellie (Alice) GAIL in the first quarter of 1922 (GRO ref: Sculcoates 9d 342). Alice GAIL was born in the second quarter of 1884 (GRO ref: Leyburn 9d 691). It is likely that Charles Henry died in the third quarter of 1935 (GRO ref: Hull 9d 280) aged 48 as Nellie is a widow in the 1939 Register.
1939 England and Wales Register 29 September 1939 ED Area code: JAW ED District code: S Sched no: 157 Dwelling: 91 Exeter Grove Borough,UD,RD: Kingston-upon-Hull, East Yorkshire Names Sex D of B Status Personal Occupation Others Nellie Crompton F 10dec1893 W Unpaid domestic duties Mary Crompton F 11mar1925 S Press Operator Machineist Redacted Redacted Joy Doreen Crompton F 16dec1928 S At School Bernard Crompton M 22jul1932 S At school
Names are redacted because of the 100 years rule.
The National Identity Number, devised from this Registration, would have been: Enumeration Area
code+Emuneration District code+Schedule number+position in house
There is no obvious will.
Henrietta CROMPTON - Joseph and Elizabeth's fourth child
On 16 June 1905, Henrietta gave birth to a son Stanley CROMPTON (GRO ref: Bridlington 9d 375), who in 1915 was recorded as living with his mother and her husband David NASH at 4 Grimston Terrace, Clifton Street, Hull.
Henrietta married David GASH, of 3 Albion Place, Murray Street, Filey, in the first quarter of 1914 (GRO ref: Sculcoates 9d 201).
In the third quarter of 1915 their daughter Phyllis was born (GRO ref: Sculcoates 9d 487). She died aged 1 in the first quarter of 1917 (GRO ref: Sculcoates 9d 348).
On 10 December 1915 89774 David GASH, a 29 year old maltster of 4 Grimston Terrace, Clifton Street, Hull enlisted in the Royal Garrison Artillery. He names Henrietta CRUMPTON, of the same address as his prospective wife and Stanley CRUMPTON, born in Rudston in 1905, and Phyllis as his children. At some point, in early 1917, David transfers to the Labour Corps as 484677. His service record lists Henrietta Gash as his widow and Stanley CROMPTON as his only child. His pension record card lists Henrietta as his widow and Stanley his dependant child. They received £6 grant, paid 21 December 1918, and a pension of 20/5, which was awarded on 26 May 1919 and paid from 09 June 1916. There is no record of a cause of death.
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| Above: David Gash's pension record |
| According to Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC), D GASH of No 4 Depot Royal
Garrison Artillery died on 26 November 1918 and is buried in Hull Western Cemetery.
CWGC's records record Henrietta was his wife and the Grimston Terrace address.
Right: David Gash's headstone Hull Western Cemetery taking the format of a CWGC headstone, but not in its Portland Stone. Source: CWGC Unknown photographer |
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1939 England and Wales Register 29 September 1939 ED Area code: JGO ED District code: F Sched no: 236 Dwelling: 15 Gwendale Road Borough,UD,RD: Scarborough, East Yorkshire Names Sex D of B Status Personal Occupation Others Gash Henriette F 10dec1887 W Unpaid domestic duties Crompton Stanley M 16dec1905 S Building Labourer (Heavy Worker)
The National Identity Number devised from this Registration would have been: Enumeration Area code+Emuneration District code+Schedule number+position in house
Stanley CROMPTON is Henrietta's son. Stanley is recorded in the 1911 census as Joseph and Annie's grandson.
Henrietta died on 25 March 1959 (GRO ref: Scarborough 1b 1031) aged 71. There is no obvious record in the 1921 census.
Fred CROMPTON - Joseph and Elizabeth's fifth child
Fred was born on 26 January 1890 at Kilham (GRO ref: Bridlington 9d 330). In 1901 he lived in Rudston.
1911 Census: Sun/Mon 2nd April/3rd April 1911
Source: TNA Ref: RG14 PN
Reg. Gen. Ref: RG78 PN 526; En.Dist: 05; Piece: 28913; Sched:
RegDist: SubDist: Hunmanby
Dwelling: Ruston
Place: Bridlington, Yorkshire East Riding
Rooms in dwelling, other than scullery, landing, lobby, closet, bathroom: 8
Years married: 37
Children: None recorded
Name Rel Mar Age Occupation Status Birthplace
James Pearce Head M 61 Hind Farm Foremen Worker Suffolk, Laxfield
Harriet Pearce Wife M 56 Yorks, Atwick
Fred Crompton Serv S 22 Horseman on Farm Worker Yorks, Thornholme
John Redshaw Serv S 19 Horseman on Farm Worker Yorks, Carnaby
Richard Crompton Serv S 18 Horseman on Farm Worker Yorks, Thornholme
Lovell Wade Serv S 14 Horseman on Farm Worker Yorks, Rudston
Henry Smith Serv S 15 Horseman on Farm Worker Yorks, Driffield
Jabey Wade Serv S 33 Farm Labourer Worker Yorks, Rudston
Charles Crompton Serv S 24 Farm Labourer Worker Yorks, Thornholme
1921 Census: Sun 19th June 1921
Source: RG15 Piece: 23586;
RegDist number: 521; SubDist: 1; ED 5; Sched: 322;
Reg District: Sculcoates Parish: Sculcoates
Dwelling: 18 Wilde Street
Place: Hull, Yorkshire East Riding
Children under sixteen: 4
BL=Both parents alive;
Name Rel Age Mar Occupation Employer Work place Birthplace
Yrs Mn
Arthur Nettleton Head 40 10 M Horseman Flour Mill ADR Appleton Cleveland Street Hull Yorks, Bridlington
Sarah Jane Nettleton Wife 36 4 M Home Duties Yorks, Thornholme
Thomas Nettleton Son 18 7 S Labourer Flour Mill ADR Appleton Cleveland Street Hull Yorks, Rudstone (sic)
Olive Nettleton Dau 15 8 S Home Duties Yorks, Rudstone
Gladys Nettleton Dau 12 10 BL Whole time school Yorks, Rudstone
Irene Nettleton Dau 5 10 BL Whole time school Yorks, Hull
Dorothy Nettleton Dau 1 10 BL Yorks, Hull
Fred Crompton B-i-L 31 5 S Horse Man Carrier Wilkinson Carrier Bright St Hull Yorks, Kilham
Walter Joseph Crompton B-i-L 27 - S Horse Man Carrier Wilkinson Carrier Bright St Hull Yorks, Rudstone
1939 England and Wales Register 29 September 1939 ED Area code: JAW ED District code: D Sched no: 10 Dwelling: 4 Rosedale Morrell Street Borough,UD,RD: Kingston-upon-Hull, East Yorkshire Names Sex D of B Status Personal Occupation Others Crompton Fred M 26jan1889 M Rullyman Gen Carrier
The National Identity Number devised from this Registration would have been: Enumeration Area code+Emuneration District code+Schedule number+position in house
Fred, though recorded as married, is the only person living at the address. There is no obvious record of his marriage. There is no obvious record of Fred's death.
George CROMPTON - Joseph and Elizabeth's sixth child
The 1901 census records George being born at Kilham. A George CROMPTON was born on 13 July 1892 (GRO ref: Driffield 9d 359 - Kilham is part of Driffield) This suggests that both George and Richard twins. The death of a George CROMPTON, aged 18, is recorded in the first quarter of 1911 (GRO ref: Bridlington 9d 234).There is no obvious record of George in the 1911 census or the 1939 Register.
Richard CROMPTON - Joseph and Elizabeth's seventh child
Richard was born on 13 July 1892 (GRO ref: Driffield 9d 358), which is the schedule before George, further suggesting they were twins.
1911 Census: Sun/Mon 2nd April/3rd April 1911
Source: TNA Ref: RG14 PN
Reg. Gen. Ref: RG78 PN 526; En.Dist: 05; Piece: 28913; Sched:
RegDist: SubDist: Hunmanby
Dwelling: Ruston
Place: Bridlington, Yorkshire East Riding
Rooms in dwelling, other than scullery, landing, lobby, closet, bathroom: 8
Years married: 37
Children: None recorded
Name Rel Mar Age Occupation Status Birthplace
James Pearce Head M 61 Hind Farm Foremen Worker Suffolk, Laxfield
Harriet Pearce Wife M 56 Yorks, Atwick
Fred Crompton Serv S 22 Horseman on Farm Worker Yorks, Thornholme
John Redshaw Serv S 19 Horseman on Farm Worker Yorks, Carnaby
Richard Crompton Serv S 18 Horseman on Farm Worker Yorks, Thornholme
Lovell Wade Serv S 14 Horseman on Farm Worker Yorks, Rudston
Henry Smith Serv S 15 Horseman on Farm Worker Yorks, Driffield
Jabey Wade Serv S 33 Farm Labourer Worker Yorks, Rudston
Charles Crompton Serv S 24 Farm Labourer Worker Yorks, Thornholme
1939 England and Wales Register 29 September 1939 ED Area code: JAX ED District code: K Sched no: 186 Dwelling: 23 Aberdeen Street Borough,UD,RD: Kingston-upon-Hull, East Yorkshire Names Sex D of B Status Personal Occupation Others Crompton Richard M 13jul1892 M Rullyman (horse) Crompton Maria F 26sep1899 M Unpaid domestic duties Redacted
Names are redacted because of the 100 years rule.
The National Identity Number devised from this Registration would have been: Enumeration Area
code+Emuneration District code+Schedule number+position in house
Despite the 1939 Register recording a Maria CROMPTON living at the same address as Richard, the only evidence of his marriage is to Irene L CLARKE in the fourth quarter of 1939 (GRO ref: Hull 9d 506).
Richard died in the first quarter of 1966 (GRO ref: Hull 2a 333). There is no obvious will.
Walter Joseph CROMPTON - Joseph and Elizabeth's eighth child
Joseph Walter was born on 19 June 1893 (GRO ref: Bridlington 9d 327).
1911 Census: Sun/Mon 2nd April/3rd April 1911
Source: TNA Ref: RG14 PN
Reg. Gen. Ref: 526 RG78 PN ; En.Dist: 02; Piece: 28888; Sched: 16
RegDist: SubDist: Skipsea
Dwelling: Haisthorpe
Place: Burton Agnes, Yorkshire East Riding
Rooms in dwelling, other than scullery, landing, lobby, closet, bathroom: 11
Years married: 32
Children: Alive 5, dead 5
Name Rel Mar Age Occupation Status Birthplace
Francis Shipley Head M 58 Farmer Employer Yorks, Bempton
Jane Ann Shipley Wife M 55 Yorks, Carnaby
John Henry Shipley Son S 26 Worker Yorks, Carnaby
Charles William Shipley Son S 24 Worker Yorks, Carnaby
Isabel Shipley Dau S 21 Dairy Maid Worker Yorks, Carnaby
Dora Elizabeth Banks Niece S 7 Worker Yorks, Haisthorpe
Sarah Sellers Vis W 58 Lincs, Burringham
Joseph Crompton Serv S 16 Horseman on Farm Worker Yorks, Rudston
Jospeh Jordon Serv S 16 Waggoner on Farm Worker Yorks, Bridlington
Earnest Whincup Serv S 15 Horseman on Farm Worker Yorks, Riplingcoates
In World War One, Walter Joseph was number 13200 in the 3rd Battalion Coldstream Guards. He enlisted from 18 Wild Street, Dansom Lane, Hull on 14 October 1914 aged 21 years and 220 days employed as a rullyman'. He went overseas from Southampton on 27 April 1915 joining his battalion in the field on 12 June 1915. He was 5 feet 9¾inches, weighing 158 pounds with a fresh complexion, brown eyes and reddish hair. He records his sister Sarah Nettleton, of 232 Dansom Lane, Hull as his next of kin.
His Attestation papers, which are difficult to read, record - together with major battles the Coldstream Guards were involved in:
He was entitled to the 1915 Star, Victory Medal and War Medal.
1921 Census: Sun 19th June 1921
Source: RG15; Piece: ;
RegDist number: 521; SubDist: 1; ED 8; Sched: 322;
Reg District: Sculcoates; Parish: Sculcoates
Dwelling: 18 Wilde Street
Place: Hull, Yorkshire East Riding
Children under sixteen: 4
BL=Both parents alive;
Name Rel Age Mar Occupation Employer Work place Birthplace
Yrs Mn
Arthur Nettleton Head 40 10 M Horseman Flour Mill ADR Appleton Cleveland Street Hull Yorks, Bridlington
Sarah Jane Nettleton Wife 36 4 M Home Duties Yorks, Thornholme
Thomas Nettleton Son 18 7 S Labourer Flour Mill ADR Appleton Cleveland Street Hull Yorks, Rudstone (sic)
Olive Nettleton Dau 15 8 S Home Duties Yorks, Rudstone
Gladys Nettleton Dau 12 10 BL Whole time school Yorks, Rudstone
Irene Nettleton Dau 5 10 BL Whole time school Yorks, Hull
Dorothy Nettleton Dau 1 10 BL Yorks, Hull
Fred Crompton B-i-L 31 5 S Horse Man Carrier Wilkinson Carrier Bright St Hull Yorks, Kilham
Walter Joseph Crompton B-i-L 27 S Horse Man Carrier Wilkinson Carrier Bright St Hull Yorks, Rudstone
1939 England and Wales Register 29 September 1939 ED Area code: JAS ED District code: K Sched no: 182/5 Dwelling: 45 Jelland Street Borough,UD,RD: Kingston-upon-Hull, East Yorkshire Names Sex D of B Status Personal Occupation Others Crompton Walter J M 19jun1893 S Motor driver lorry heavy work
The National Identity Number devised from this Registration would have been: Enumeration Area code+Emuneration District code+Schedule number+position in house
In the 1939 Register, Joseph is registered as Walter J and is one of eight people living at 45 Jelland Street.
Joseph died in the first quarter of 1945 (GRO ref: Hull 2a 334). There is no obvious marriage or will.
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In the 1860’s a site near Walkington was chosen by the East Riding of Yorkshire committee for a new asylum. The area purchased formed part of Broadgate farm, a convenient distance from the Beverley and not centred on York. Hull had resisted advances by the East Riding for a combined asylum. The new East Riding asylum, designed by Charles Henry Howell, opened in 1871. The north elevation at Broadgate comprised of the service areas including laundry, stores, and maintenance yards, segregated from the main entrance and administration block. The administrative block was spread over three storeys, with a goods archway to the steward’s stores behind, and a projecting block to one side to accommodate the residence of the superintendent. The chapel was located at the eastern end of the structure. The accommodation wings to the rear were constructed in a similar but plainer fashion to the administration block, and over only two storeys with a central officer’s block. To the south west was located the gasworks which was constructed to provide for the complex, whereas the southeast of the grounds accommodated an isolation ward for infectious diseases. Surrounding farmland was used to provide food for the asylum as well as occupation for male inmates. Extensions took place from 1880’s with the addition of three storey ward blocks to either side of the original and a new recreation hall was added to the centre of the south elevation. A new home for the superintendent, West End House, was provided to the west of the main building creating more space in the main complex. Following the war, the advent of the National Health Service brought all the County and Borough Asylums into state ownership. Broadgate was brought under the control of the East Riding Hospitals management committee and renamed Broadgate Hospital. Broadgate Hospital closed in April 1989. County Asylums - Broadgate (Accessed: 04 April 2024)
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