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James Gadsby Richmond

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James Gadsby Richmond (c1841-1912) of Richmond and Chandler

1840 James Richmond married Sarah Gadsby or Gadsey in Manchester[1] - at a guess these were the parents of James Gadsby Richmond

1841 James Gadsby Richmond was born in Cheetham[2]. James Gasby died in Manchester[3]

1851 Sarah Richmond 50, widow, and James Richmond 9 were visiting John Bibby 57 and Rachel Bibby (nee Gadsby[4]) 52 in Cheetham[5]

1861 James Gadsby Richmond was a locomotive engineer, lived in Bowdon, Altrincham with his widowed mother Sarah Richmond 60[6]

1871 Agricultural implement maker, lived in Altrincham with his mother Sarah Richmond 70, and cousin Alfred Gadsby 30, commercial traveller[7]

1881 Agricultural machine manufacturer, staying at the Grand Hotel, Strand, London[8]

1882 Married Elizabeth Dawes in Altrincham[9]

1911 Living at 42 Scarisbrick New Road, Southport: James Gadsby Richmond (age 69 born Manchester), Retired Machine Maker. With his wife Elizabeth Richmond (age 52 born Manchester) and their three children; Albert Gadsby Richmond (age 27 born Southport), Engineer; James Richmond (age 24 born Southport), Accounts Clerk - disengaged; and Vera Richmond (age 21 born Southport). Three servants.[10]

1912 Died in Southport[11]


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Sources of Information

  1. BMD
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  3. BMD
  4. Marriage register
  5. 1851 census
  6. 1861 census
  7. 1871 census
  8. 1881 census
  9. BMD
  10. 1911 Census
  11. National Probate calendar