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1861 Living at Histon, Cambs: [[Stephen Chivers (1824-1907)|Stephen Chivers]] (age 37 born Histon), Farmer and Gentleman and occupier of 170 acres employing 9 men and 5 boys. With his wife Rebecca Chivers (age 32 born Histon) and their six children; [[William Chivers]] (age 9 born Histon); [[Stephen Chivers (1853-1918)|Stephen Chivers]] (age 7 born Histon); Elizabeth Chivers (age 5 born Histon); [[John Chivers]] (age 3 born Histon); Esther Chivers (age 2 born Histon); and Thomas Chivers (age 6 months born Histon).<ref>1861 Census</ref> | 1861 Living at Histon, Cambs: [[Stephen Chivers (1824-1907)|Stephen Chivers]] (age 37 born Histon), Farmer and Gentleman and occupier of 170 acres employing 9 men and 5 boys. With his wife Rebecca Chivers (age 32 born Histon) and their six children; [[William Chivers]] (age 9 born Histon); [[Stephen Chivers (1853-1918)|Stephen Chivers]] (age 7 born Histon); Elizabeth Chivers (age 5 born Histon); [[John Chivers]] (age 3 born Histon); Esther Chivers (age 2 born Histon); and Thomas Chivers (age 6 months born Histon).<ref>1861 Census</ref> | ||
1911 Living at Wychfield, Huntingdon Road, Cambridge: [[John Chivers]] (age 53 born Histon), Fruit Grower and Jam Manufacturer - Employer. With his wife Emily Kim Chivers (age 44 born Impington) and their son John Stanley Chivers (age 19 born Impington).<ref>1911 Census</ref> | 1911 Living at Wychfield, Huntingdon Road, Cambridge: [[John Chivers]] (age 53 born Histon), Fruit Grower and Jam Manufacturer - Employer. With his wife Emily Kim Chivers (age 44 born Impington) and their son [[John Stanley Chivers]] (age 19 born Impington).<ref>1911 Census</ref> | ||
1929 March. Died. 'One the Liberal stalwarts of the country and managing-director of Messrs. Chivers and Sons. Ltd., Histon. Cambridgeshire. Mr. John Chivers has died at his residence, Homefield Histon. Born at Histon on June 27th 1857, Mr. Chivers was a member of a family which has been associated with Histon as farmers and fruit-growers since 1806. Under his regime the Histon Orchard Factory developed from a small family concern into a huge factory.'<ref>Portsmouth Evening News - Friday 22 March 1929</ref> | 1929 March. Died. 'One the Liberal stalwarts of the country and managing-director of Messrs. Chivers and Sons. Ltd., Histon. Cambridgeshire. Mr. John Chivers has died at his residence, Homefield Histon. Born at Histon on June 27th 1857, Mr. Chivers was a member of a family which has been associated with Histon as farmers and fruit-growers since 1806. Under his regime the Histon Orchard Factory developed from a small family concern into a huge factory.'<ref>Portsmouth Evening News - Friday 22 March 1929</ref> | ||
Latest revision as of 05:42, 14 June 2021
John Chivers (1857-1929) of Chivers and Sons
1857 Born the son of Stephen Chivers (1824-1907)
1861 Living at Histon, Cambs: Stephen Chivers (age 37 born Histon), Farmer and Gentleman and occupier of 170 acres employing 9 men and 5 boys. With his wife Rebecca Chivers (age 32 born Histon) and their six children; William Chivers (age 9 born Histon); Stephen Chivers (age 7 born Histon); Elizabeth Chivers (age 5 born Histon); John Chivers (age 3 born Histon); Esther Chivers (age 2 born Histon); and Thomas Chivers (age 6 months born Histon).[1]
1911 Living at Wychfield, Huntingdon Road, Cambridge: John Chivers (age 53 born Histon), Fruit Grower and Jam Manufacturer - Employer. With his wife Emily Kim Chivers (age 44 born Impington) and their son John Stanley Chivers (age 19 born Impington).[2]
1929 March. Died. 'One the Liberal stalwarts of the country and managing-director of Messrs. Chivers and Sons. Ltd., Histon. Cambridgeshire. Mr. John Chivers has died at his residence, Homefield Histon. Born at Histon on June 27th 1857, Mr. Chivers was a member of a family which has been associated with Histon as farmers and fruit-growers since 1806. Under his regime the Histon Orchard Factory developed from a small family concern into a huge factory.'[3]