Lockwoods from Woodbridge, Suffolk

General Notes: 1. Not found in the 1841 census. However at St. Helen, Ipswich, Suffolk (ref..HO107/1043/5/9/20), there is a Thomas Lockwood, age 2, living with Susanna Hutchins, his mother. The age may have been incorrectly listed as 2 instead of 12.
2. In the 1851 census he is with his uncle Philip Causton Lockwood at Arundel, Sussex
3. In the 1861 census he is listed as Thomas Makin Lockwood at ancestry.co.uk.
4 From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_works_by_Thomas_Lockwood
Thomas Meakin Lockwood (1830–1900) was an English architect whose main works are in and around Chester, Cheshire. He was born in London, and brought up in East Anglia. He trained in Chester with T. M. Penson, then established his own independent practice in in the city in about 1860. His most important patron was the First Duke of Westminster. His sons W. T. and P. H. Lockwood joined him as partners in the practice in 1892. According to the architectural historian Edward Hubbard he is the only 19th-century Chester architect, other than John Douglas, to have acquired a national reputation. A memorial window to his memory is in the north aisle of St John the Baptist's Church, Chester.
5. From http://www.chesterwalls.info/overleigh11.html

Amidst the undergrowth and just a couple of graves along from John Douglas (see previous picture) is that of another prolific architect, Thomas Meakin Lockwood (1830-1900, "threescore years and ten" as his memorial states). His work is everywhere in Chester- the Old Bank Chambers, next to the Eastgate in Foregate Street (1895), St. Michael's Buildings and Arcade in Bridge Street, the Grosvenor Museum in Grosvenor Street (1886), the rebuilt Bishop Lloyd's House in Watergate Street (1900- originally 17th C), the Blossoms Hotel, St. John Street (1896- with additions by one of his sons 1911), the Handbridge Men's Institute (1895), Northgate Church (1874) and, beloved by our tourists, the fanciful and ornate mock-medieval buildings on the junction of Bridge Street and Eastgate Street at The Cross (1888). The Council Chamber in the Town Hall is also his work, rebuilt after a disastrous fire in 1896. Learn more about his life and work here.
6. From http://books.google.co.uk/
Directory of British Architects 1834-1914: L-Z By Antonia Brodie, British Architectural Library
Lockwood, Thomas Meakin, 1830 -1900
Date of Death: 15 July 1900
Address: 80 Foregate Street, Chester, Cheshire, England (1877, 1887, 1900)
Education and Traing: Articulated to Philip Causton Lockwood, Borough Surveyor of Brighton from 1851. Draughtsman in various offices 1855-62 including Thomas Mainwaring Penson (1817 or 18 - 1864) and George Woodhouse (ca 1829 - 1883).
Professional Qualifications: FRIBA 7 Nov 1887: proposed by H. Sumners, A. Waterhouse, J. M. Brydon
Professional and Practise information: Commenced independent practice 1862, Chester. In partnership with sons, William Thomas Lockwood & Philip H Lockwood
Works: List in RIBA Fellows Nomination Papers
Other information: Freemason
Obituaries: Builder v79, 21 July 1900, p60. RIBA Journal v7, 1900, p450
References: Avery Obit, Graves, Harper, Muthesius, Pevsner Cheshire (1971)
Location of unpublished material: BAL Drawings Collection
RIBA Nomination Papers: F v8, p63
RIBA Nomination Papers fiche reference: 101/E5
BAL Biography File

• Occupation: Architect's Pupil (1851), Architectural Draftsman (1861), Architect (1871 - 1891).

Thomas married Harriet Scrivener ⁶⁴ ^,65 about Mar 1852 in Great Boughton Registration District, Cheshire.¹⁴⁹ Harriet was born about 1832 in Ipswich, Suffolk and died about Dec 1877 in Chester, Cheshire^¹⁵⁰ aged about 45.

Thomas next married Isabella Bolland ⁶⁷ ^,179 ^,180 on 22 Sep 1888 in St. John, Chester, Cheshire.¹⁸¹ Isabella was born about 1842 in Chester, Cheshire and died on 2 Mar 1921 in Chester, Cheshire^¹⁸² aged about 79.

Marriage Notes: There are two different dates for the marriage:-
1. From the "England, Cheshire, Marriage Bonds and Allegations, 1606-1900" database at https://familysearch.org:-
Name: Thomas Meakin Lockwood
Event: Marriage
Event Date: 21 Sep 1888
Event Place: Cheshire, England
Gender: Male
Spouse: Isabella Bolland
Spouse's Marital Status: Single
Film Number: 1885412
Digital Folder Number: 4018551
Image Number: 110
2. From the "England, Cheshire Parish Registers, 1538-2000" database at https://familysearch.org:-
Name: Thomas Meabin Lockwood
Event: Marriage
Event Date: 22 Sep 1888
Event Place: St John, Chester, Cheshire, England
Gender: Male
Age: 56y
Marital Status: Widowed
Father: Thomas Meabin Lockwood
Spouse: Isabella Bolland
Spouse's Marital Status: Single
Spouse's Father: Richard Bolland
Film Number: 2045955
Digital Folder Number: 4200822
Image Number: 72

43. Susanna Hutchins was born on 26 Sep 1833 in Richmond, Surrey^⁷³ and died about Jan 1834 in Richmond, Surrey.^⁷⁴

General Notes: 1. From the "London, England, Births and Baptisms, 1813-1906" database at ancestry.co.uk:-
Name: Susanna Hutchins
Record Type: Baptism
Estimated Birth Date: abt 1833
Baptism Date: 5 Oct 1833
Father's Name: John William Hutchins
Mother's Name: Susanna Hutchins
Parish or Poor Law Union: Richmond St Mary
Borough: Richmond upon Thames
Register Type: Bishop's Transcript
2. Not found in 1841 census

General Notes: 1. No records found after 1851 census.
2. In a family chart by Vicki sent in an email from Lester Augustus Hall Critchley sent 26th September 2011 it shows that Elizabeth married a Mr. Arkell and had:-
George, James, Thomas, Mary (married a J Wright) and Henrietta.

Elizabeth Annie Hutchins married George Arkell on 28th Jul 1856 at St. George the Martyr, Southwark. George Arkell was a coal merchant, born about 1833 in Cirencester, Gloucestershire and died before 1881. They had the following children:-
(a) George E. Arkell, born about 1857 in Pimlico
(b) James W. Arkell, born about 1859 in Pimlico
(c) Thomas H. Arkell, born about 1861 in Pimlico
(d) Anne Mary Susannah Arkell, born about 1865 in Battersea. Married Thomas Wright 20th September 1896, Holy Trinty, Upper Tooting, Wandsworth
(e) Harriet Hannah Arkell, born about 1870 in Battersea, baptised in 1887

They may also have been Susanna Mary Annie Arkell born and died in 1862.

General Notes: 1. Hannah is 4 in the 1841 census and 13 in the 1851 census.
2. In the 1851 census she is at Ackworth School, Yorkshire with her brother Frederick and sister Frances.
3. From http://www.archive.org/, "List of boys and girls admitted into Ackworth school : during the 100 years from 18th of 10th month, 1779, to the centenary celebration on the 27th of 6th month, 1879 (1879)":-
Hannah Lockwood (7106) 1849 - 1852
4. Not found in the 1861 census
5. In the 1881 census she has been indexed as Hannah Lockward at ancestry.co.uk.
6. In the 1891 census her place of birth has been indexed as Weybridge, Suffolk at ancestry.co.uk
7. In the 1911 census she is staying with her sister Elizabeth Jane Gardner nee Lockwood in Leeds, Yorkshire
8. From the "England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1861-1941" database at ancestry.co.uk for 1933:-
Leicester Hannah of The Fuchsias, Lower penns Road, Paignton, Devonshire, widow, died 25 April 1933. Probate London 27 June to Richard Gardner gentleman and Constance Gardner spinster. Effects £59 8s.

• Occupation: Teacher (1871), Principal at School (1881), School Mistress (1891), Superintendant of School (1901).

Hannah married Thomas Leicester on 12 Sep 1893 in Frenchay, Gloucestershire.¹⁸³ Thomas was born about 1844 in Liverpool, Lancashire and died on 4 Jan 1901 in Camberwell, Surrey^¹⁸⁴ aged about 57.

Marriage Notes: 1. From http://homepage.ntlworld.com/john.causton/dc_olines.htm
"Hannah Lockwood (dau. of William and Elizabeth of Woodbridge brewer), born at Woodbridge 18 July 1837, of 40 St. John's Road, Clifton spinster married 12 Sept. 1893 at Frenchay to Thomas Leicester bachelor of 14 Huntingdon Street, London, physician and surgeon, son of Joseph L, gent. Pupil at Ackworth 1849-1852, mistress at Ackworth 1868-1875. Ran a school at Kendal which moved in 1886 to Polam Hall, Darlington."
2. From http://www.frenchaymuseumarchives.co.uk/Archives/Parish_Records/Frenchay/Friends_Marriages.rtf
7212 September 1893Married in the Friends Meeting House, Frenchay, according to the usages of the Society of Friends.
Thomas Leicester49bachelorPhysician & Surgeon; 14 Huntingdon St, Barnsbury, London; Joseph Leicester, deceased; Gent
Hannah Lockwood56spinster-40 St John’s Rd, Clifton, BristolWilliam Lockwood, deceased; Gentleman
Solemnised between us…Thomas Leicester, [ L.J.P.J.M.K.C.S. ?] and Hannah Lockwood
Witnessed by…Silvanus [Hurst ?] & Octavious [Hurst ?]
Registering Officer…Henry Fardon

General Notes: 1. Not found in the 1841 census.
2. In the 1851 census she is at Ackworth School, Yorkshire with her brother Frederick and sister Hannah.
3. In the 1861 census she has been indexed as Frances L. Lorgwood at ancestry.co.uk
4. In the book "A History of Penketh School, 1834-1907: With the Addition of a List of Teachers and Officers ... (1907)" she is listed as a teacher in 1861:-

Frances Louisa Lockwood. Ackworth Scholar 1850-3.
5. In the 1911 census, Frances has had 5 children of whom 1 has died by the time of the 1911 census.
6. From the "England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1861-1941" database at ancestry.co.uk for 1924:-
Hunt Frances Louisa of 44 Wellington Hill, Horfield, bristol, widow, died 15 October 1924. Probate Bristol 14 November to James Edward Grace, charted accountant and Leonard Philip Hunt, clerk. Effects £1964 6s.

Frances married Sylvanus Hunt ⁹⁰ ^,91 ^,92 ^,93 about Jun 1866 in Ipswich, Suffolk.¹⁸⁵ Sylvanus was born about Sep 1839 in Bristol, Gloucestershire^¹⁸⁶ and died on 25 Sep 1918 in Bristol, Gloucestershire^¹⁸⁷ aged about 79.

Marriage Notes: 1. From http://homepage.ntlworld.com/john.causton/dc_olines.htm
Frances Louisa Lockwood dau. of William and Elizabeth of Woodbridge, brewer, born at Woodbridge 9 July 1838, of Woodbridge spinster married 9 May 1866 at Woodbridge to Sylvanns Hunt bachelor of 3 Albert Villas St. Michaels, Bristol, commercial traveller, son of Henry H gent. Pupil at Ackworth 1850-1853.

The above has Woodbridge as the location for the marriage but the GRO marriage record has Ipswich.

• Occupation: Corn Merchant and Commission Agent (1881), Commercial Traveller (1891), Corn Merchant (1901), Retired Corn Merchant (1911).

General Notes: 1. Possible GRO birth record is for Frederic William Lockwood, 1840 March, Woodbridge 12/493. Frederick is 2 in the 1841 census.
2. In the 1851 census, his place of birth has been indexed as Woodhidge, Suffolk. He is at Ackworth School, Yorkshire with his sisters Hannah and Frances.
3. From http://homepage.ntlworld.com/john.causton/dc_olines.htm
Boys and Girls at Ackworth School 1779-1879, Lockwood of Woodbridge:
Frederick William 1851-1854
4. Not found in the 1861 census.
5. The 1901 census for Ireland at http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/ has at
21 Chapel Street, Ballyshannon Urban, Donegal:-
Surname Forename Age Sex Relation to head Religion Birthplace Occupation Literacy Irish Language Marital Status

Lockwood, Frederic William, 61, Male, Head of Family, Society of Friends, England Architect and Surveyor, Read and write - Married -

Lockwood, Ruth, 63, Female, Wife, Society of Friends, Co Cavan, - Read and write - Married -

6. From http://homepage.ntlworld.com/john.causton/dc_olines.htm
Frederick William Lockwood d (sic) of William and Elizabeth of Woodbridge brewer, born at Woodbridge 11 Jan 1840, of 24 Hambleton Terrace, York, retired architect died 30 June 1917, buried at York 3 July 1917. His widow Ruth of Heslington Road, York died 22 Aug. 1923 aged 85, buried at York 27 Aug. 1923. Of York, formerly of Belfast. Pupil at Ackworth school 1851-1854
7. From the "England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1861-1941" database at ancestry.co.uk for 1917:-
Lockwood Frederic William of 24 Hambleton Terrace, York died 30 June 1917. Probate York 26 September to Rachel Buckmaster Lockwood spinster and Harold Capper Hunt steward. Effects £422 19s 8d.
8. From http://www.dia.ie/architects/view/3200
Dictionary of Irish Architects 1720 - 1940
LOCKWOOD, FREDERICK WILLIAM
Born: 1840
Died: 1917
Architect and engineer, of Belfast active in the 1870s, 1880s and 1890s. Frederick William Lockwood, son of William Lockwood, brewer, of Woodbridge, Suffolk, was born at Woodbridge on 11 January 1840. From 1851 to 1854 he was a pupil at Ackworth School, a Quaker boarding shool in Yorkshire. The date of his arrival in Ireland is not recorded, but by 1889 he was working from 16 Waring Street, Belfast, the same street in which JOHN RUSSELL JOHN RUSSELL had his office.(1) He may be the same person as the 'F.E. Lockwood' of 91 Victoria Street, Belfast, who advertised for tenders for building a house in Antrim on 6 June 1903.(2)

During the 1870s Lockwood was an active member of the Belfast Architectural Association, and on 4 March 1884 he lectured to the Belfast Natural History and Philosophical Society on 'Sanitary Protection Associations'.(3) He was also a keen antiquarian, contributing notes and drawings on ancient buildings in Ireland and elsewhere to the Irish Builder and to the Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland.(4) He exhibited measured drawings of Bonamargy Abbey, Co. Antrim, and Kilclief Castle, Co. Down, at the Belfast Industrial Exhibition in 1876. He was a member of the Frederick Street Quaker meeting, serving on the finance and property committee, and advised it professionally when a move to Upper Queen Street was mooted. The move did not take place; instead a competition was held for altering and enlarging the existing meeeting house, in which Lockwood was placed third.(5)

Lockwood, who married Ruth Creeth (d. 1923) on 23 April 1868, eventually retired to York, where he died on 30 June 1917.

Belfast Architectural Association: attends meetings, 3 February 1873,(6) 24 November 1873;(7) introduces session of 1874-75;(8); reads paper, 'The arrangement of Materials in construction to produce satisfactory effects', 3 January 1876;(9); wins second prize, Class 3, in competition, 1876.(10)
RSAI: elected member, November 1885.(11)

Addresses: Royal Avenue, Belfast, 1885;(12) 16 Waring Street, Belfast, <=1889->=1894;(13) 24 Hambleton Terrace, York, at time of death.

Works
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6 work entries listed in chronological order for LOCKWOOD, FREDERICK WILLIAM

(a) Building: CO. ANTRIM, BELFAST, MALONE ROAD, NO. 014 & 16 (ROSTELLAN & ORANMORE)
Date: 1888
Nature: For W.F.C.S. Corry. Mirror image, with small differences, of nos 10 & 12 designed by William Batt, 1877, for same client.
Refs: Paul Larmour, The Architectural Heritage of Malone & Stranmillis (UAHS, 1991), 115-116

(b) Building: CO. ARMAGH, LURGAN, QUAKER MEETING HOUSE
Date: 1889
Nature: New meeting house, replacing that of early 18th c. 2-storey, 5-bay, with pediment to 3, advanced central bays. Cost £1,855, much of it met by Forster Green, tea merchant of Belfast.
Refs: D.M. Butler, The Quaker Meeting Houses of Ireland (2004), 174-175(illus.)

(c) Building: CO. ANTRIM, BELFAST, FREDERICK STREET, QUAKER MEETING HOUSE
Date: 1894
Nature: FWL placed third in limited competition for designing alts. & adds.
Refs: D.M.Butler, The Quaker Meeting Houses of Ireland (2004), 143.

(d) Building: CO. ANTRIM, BELFAST, DONEGALL STREET, BUSINESS PREMISES
Date: 1900
Nature: Alts. & adds. to new business premises.
Refs: IB 42, 1 Feb 1900, 256

(e) Building: CO. ANTRIM, BELFAST, LISBURN ROAD, SAMARITAN HOSPITAL
Date: 1900
Nature: Alts. Builder: James Kidd, Leadbetter St.
Refs: IB 42, 1 Feb 1900, 256

(f) Building: CO. ANTRIM, ANTRIM, HOUSE
Date: 1903
Nature: Tenders invited for erecting house for Mssrs. D. Ross & Sons. Architect: 'F.E. Lockwood' (sic).
Refs: B 84, 6 Jun 1903, 602

Bibliography
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Title Date Details
(a) Opening address of 1874-75 session of Belfast Architectural Association] 1874 Architect 12, 21 Nov 1874, 275-276. (Extract.)
(b) 'The arrangement of materials in construction to produce satisfactory effects' 1876 IB 18, 15 Jan,1 Feb 1876, 24-26,32-33. (Paper read to Belfast Architectural Association, 3 Jan 1876; extracts in B 34, 15 Jan 1876, 61.)
(c) 'St Luraich's Church, Maghera, Co. Londonderry' 1879 IB 21, 1 Nov 1879, 334,335 (illus.).
(d) 'Scraps of ancient Bristol' 1880 IB 22, 1 Aug 1880, 214,215 (illus.).
(e) 'The Round Towers: who build them and for what purpose?' 1880 IB 22, 15 Feb,1 Mar 1880, 49-50,63-64. (Paper read to Belfast Naturalist's Field Club, 3 Feb 1880.)
(f) 'Notes on Ballywillan Church, Portrush' 1886 JRSAI 17 (1885-86), 159.
(g) 'Anglo-Norman Castles of Co. Down' 1892 JRSAI 23 (1893), 168; IB 34, 15 Sep 1892, 196. (Paper read at Belfast meeting of RSAI.)

Frederic married Ruth Creeth ⁹⁷ on 23 Apr 1868 in Belfast, Antrim, Ireland.²⁰⁰ Ruth was born about 1838 in Cootehill, Caven, Ireland and died on 22 Aug 1923 in York, Yorkshire^²⁰¹ aged about 85.

Marriage Notes: 1. From the "Ireland, Civil Registration Marriages Index, 1845-1958" database at ancestry.co.uk:-
Name: Frederic William Lockwood
Date of registration: 1868
Registration district: Belfast
Volume: 6
Page: 405
FHL Film Number: 101250
and
Name: Ruth Cruth
Date of registration: 1868
Registration district: Belfast
Volume: 6
Page: 405
FHL Film Number: 101250
2. From the "Ireland, Marriages, 1619-1898" database at https://familysearch.org:-
Groom's Name: Frederic William Lockwood
Bride's Name: Ruth Creeth
Marriage Date: 23 Apr 1868
Marriage Place: Belfast, Antrim, Ireland
Groom's Father's Name: William Lockwood
Bride's Father's Name: James Creeth
Groom's Previous Wife's Name:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M70239-6
System Origin: Ireland-EASy
Source Film Number: 101526
Reference Number: p405 ln30

General Notes: 1. From http://homepage.ntlworld.com/john.causton/dc_olines.htm:-
Charles Lockwood son of William and Elizabeth of Woodbridge, brewer born at Woodbridge 12 Apr. 1841. Pupil at Ackworth School 1851-1856.
2. Mary Jane is a widow in the 1891 census. No GRO death record or burial record found.
3. On the marriage certificates of his son and daughter both in 1899, Charles is listed as deceased.
4. According to the book "The Cement Industry 1796-1914: A History" by A. J. Francis, Chapter 6, page 100 states:- "Charles migrated to America and has a male descendant living in Australia".

I have not found a Charles Lockwood in America. However Charles's son, William did go to Australia before 1925 living in Southport, Moreton, Queensland, Australia.

• Occupation: Builder (1861), Brewer's Assistant (1871), Brewery Manager (1881).

Charles married Mary Jane Cane ⁴² ^,101 ^,202 ^,203 ^,204 on 24 Nov 1868 in St. Peter And St. Paul, Marlborough, Wiltshire ²⁰⁵.^,206 Mary was born about 1846 in Marlborough, Wiltshire and died on 4 Feb 1927 in Romford, Essex^²⁰⁷ aged about 81.

+ 76 M ii. William Lockwood ¹⁰¹ ^,210 ^,211 ^,212 was born about Jun 1872 in Woodbridge, Suffolk^²¹³ and died on 13 Aug 1953 in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia aged about 81.

General Notes: 1. Not found in the 1861 census.
2. In the 1871 census she is indexed as Eliza T. Gardner at ancestry.co.uk
3. In the 1881 census there is a Harold Capper Hunt, nephew, 10 and born in Bristol staying with the family.
4. In the 1891 census she is listed as Elizabeth Jane Gardener
5. In the 1901 census, 3 sisters are in Grange, Lancashire. Present are:-
Ellen Mary Morley nee Lockwood
Elizabeth J. Gardner nee Lockwood
Rachel B. Lockwood
6. In the 1911 census she is listed as having 5 children of whom 3 have died by the time of the 1911 census. The other two children are probably:-
(a) Agnes Gardner born 1868 December, Leeds, 9b/372. Died 1870 June, Leeds, 9b/248, age 1
(b) Marion Lockwood Gardner, born 1874 March, Leeds, 9b/593. Died 1875 March, Leeds, 9b/442, age 0.

Elizabeth married Richard Dawson Gardner ⁸⁵ ^,103 ^,104 ^,105 ^,214 about Sep 1865 in Ipswich, Suffolk.²¹⁵ Richard was born about Jun 1839 in Leeds, Yorkshire^²¹⁶ and died on 14 Oct 1919 in Leeds, Yorkshire^²¹⁷ aged about 80.

Marriage Notes: 1. From http://homepage.ntlworld.com/john.causton/dc_olines.htm:-
Elizabeth Jane Lockwood dau of William and Elizabeth of Woodbridge brewer, born at Woodbridge 7 Aug. 1843, of Woodbridge spinster married 22 Aug. 1865 at Woodbridge to Richard Dawson Gardner bachelor of 8 Vicarage Lane, Leeds, tea dealer and grocer, son of Richard G, gent. Pupil at Ackworth School 1854-1858.

Note that the GRO marriage record has Ipswich as the marriage location

• Occupation: Grocer (1871), Tea Dealer and Grocer (1881 - 1901), Insurance Agent (1911).

+ 77 F i. Hannah E. Gardner ²¹⁸ was born about Sep 1866 in Leeds, Yorkshire^²¹⁹ and died about Mar 1875 in Leeds, Yorkshire^²²⁰ aged about 8.

General Notes: 1. From http://homepage.ntlworld.com/john.causton/dc_olines.htm
Annie Marie Lockwood dau William and Elizabeth of Woodbridge brewer, born at Woodbridge 3 Apr. 1845, of Woodbridge, died 13 Nov. 1845 aged 7 years, buried at Woodbridge 16 Nov. 1845.

Note that it should be 7 months not 7 years.

General Notes: 1. From http://homepage.ntlworld.com/john.causton/dc_olines.htm:-
Ellen Mary Lockwood of Woodbridge entered Mount School York 8 mo. 1861 and left 12 mo. 1862. She married Walter M Morley.
2. In the 1901 census, 3 sisters are in Grange, Lancashire. Present are:-
Ellen Mary Morley nee Lockwood
Elizabeth J. Gardner nee Lockwood
Rachel B. Lockwood
3. Not found in the 1911 census.
4. From the "England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1861-1941" database at ancestry.co.uk for 1932:-
Morley Ellen Mary of 5 Eastholm, Letchworth, Hertfordshire widow died 22 May 1932. Probate Norwich 15 August to Alice Eva Hunt widow and Eugenie Ethel Morley spinster. Effects £1325 1s 9d. Resworn £1140 0s 3d

Ellen married Walter Muskett Morley ¹¹² ^,113 ^,224 on 14 Apr 1875 in Leiston, Suffolk.²²⁵ Walter was born about Mar 1851 in Woodbridge, Suffolk^²²⁶ and died on 25 Sep 1921 in Wroxham, Norfolk^²²⁷ aged about 70.

Marriage Notes: 1. From http://homepage.ntlworld.com/john.causton/dc_olines.htm:-
Ellen Mary Lockwood dau William and Elizabeth of Woodbridge brewer, born at Woodbridge 22 Aug. 1846, of Woodbridge spinster married 14 APR. 1875 at Leiston to Walter Muskett Morley bachelor of 5 Princes of Wales Road Norwich, glass and china dealer, son of James Roberts Morley, glass and china dealer. Pupil at Ackworth School 1856-1861.

Leiston is about 21 miles north east of Ipswich.

• Occupation: China and Earthenware Dealer (1881), China and Glass Dealer (1891), Retired China Dealer (1901).

Harriet married Octavius Hunt ⁴⁴ ^,116 ^,117 ^,118 on 12 Dec 1877 in Ipswich, Suffolk.²²⁹ Octavius was born about Dec 1847 in Bristol, Gloucestershire^²³⁰ and died on 4 Aug 1915 in Harrogate, Yorkshire^²³¹ aged about 67.

Marriage Notes: 1. From http://homepage.ntlworld.com/john.causton/dc_olines.htm:-
Harvich Lydia Lockwood dau of William and Elizabeth of Woodbridge brewer, born at Woodbridge 12 May 1849, of Woodbridge spinster married 12 Dec. 1877 at Woodbridge to Octavius Hunt bachelor of 16 St. James Square, Bristol, merchant's clerk, son of Henry H, gent. Pupil at Ackworth School 1859-1864.

General Notes: 1. In the 1861 census she is staying with her uncle Philip in Brighton.
2. In the 1871 census she is indexed as Master Rachel Buck Lockwood at ancestry.co.uk. The actual name on the form is Rachel Buckmaster Lockwood. She is a teacher at a Ladies School, Society of Friends.
3. In the 1881 census she has been indexed as Rachel Lockward at ancestry.co.uk.
4. In the 1901 census, 3 sisters are in Grange, Lancashire. Present are:-
Ellen Mary Morley nee Lockwood
Elizabeth J. Gardner nee Lockwood
Rachel B. Lockwood
4. From the "England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1861-1941" database at ancestry.co.uk for 1920:-
Lockwood Rachel Buckmaster of 34 Eastbourne Terrace, Headingley, Leeds, spinster died 9 June 1920. Probate London 31 August to James Edward Grace chartered accountant and Harold Capper Hunt, steward. Effects £9684 1s 9d.

General Notes: 1. In the 1881 census he is indexed as Philip Lockward at ancestry.co.uk
2. From http://homepage.ntlworld.com/john.causton/dc_olines.htm:-
Philip Henry Lockwood son of William and Elizabeth of Woodbridge brewer, born at Woodbridge 27 APR. 1853, of Kendal, bachelor, grocer, married 2 May 1895 at Preston Patrick to Phoebe Isabella Jackson ( non member of the Society of Friends) of Kendal spinster dau. of John Scarr J saddler.
Of 13 Parr Steet, Kendal, retired grocer died 13 Oct. 1917 aged 64 buried 16 Oct. 1917 at Kendal. His widow Pheobe Isabel of 6 Lound St. Kendal died 10 Mar 1923 aged 57 buried at Kendal 13 Mar. 1923.
Taught for one year at Ackworth School. Afterwards in grocery business at Kendal and Sedburgh. Ardent lover of nature, knew habitat of almost every flower and fern in neighbourhood. Pupil at Ackwoth School 1864-1869.
3. From the "England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1861-1941" database at ancestry.co.uk for 1917:-
Lockwood Philip Henry of 13 Parr Street, Kendal, Westmorland retired grocer died 17 October 1917. Probate Carlisle 19 November to Tom Gordon Thompson accountant. Effects £75

• Occupation: Commercial Agent's Clerk (1871), Grocers Bookkeeper (1881), Grocer (1891 - 1901), Commercial Traveller Stationery (1911).

Philip married Phoebe Isabella Jackson ¹²⁶ ^,127 on 2 May 1895 in Kendal Registration District.²³⁸ Phoebe was born about Mar 1866 in Kendal, Westmorland^²³⁹ and died on 10 Mar 1923 in Kendal, Westmorland^²⁴⁰ aged about 57.

General Notes: 1. In the 1871 census he is an apprentice homopathic chemist to Edmund Capper in Bath, Somerset
2. In the 1881 census his occupation is "Invalid".
3. In the 1891 census his occupation appears to be "Type Writer" and then very faintly "Machine Knitter"
4. Not found in the 1901 census.
5. From http://homepage.ntlworld.com/john.causton/dc_olines.htm:-
"John Lockwood son of William and Elizabeth of Woodbridge brewer, born at Woodbridge 7 June 1855, of Heslington Road, York, gent, died 27 Aug. 1909 aged 54 buried at York 30 Aug. 1909.".

General Notes: 1. From http://homepage.ntlworld.com/john.causton/dc_olines.htm:-
Boys and Girls at Ackworth School 1779-1879, Lockwood of Woodbridge:
Alfred 1824-1828
and
Alfred Goodwin Lockwood of "Llanberis" Westgate on Sea, Kent died 20 March 1904. Probate to Jessie Nash Lockwood widow £3696 13s 10d. [aged 61] Dated 20 Oct. 1894, builder, wife sole legatee and executive. PPR Calendar.
2. From http://janetandrichardsgenealogy.co.uk/kellys%20Kent%201903%20IOT%20j%20to%20l.html

Kelly's 1903 Directory of Kent - Isle of Thanet extracts private residents J to L

LastName FirstName No. or House Road Town
Lockwood Alfred Goodwin Beaumaris Roxburgh road Westgate on Sea
3. According to the book "The Cement Industry 1796-1914: A History" by A. J. Francis, Chapter 6, page 103 states:-
"... A.G. Lockwood won a 'national medallion' at Chester for drawing in which he came second only to Luke (later Sir Luke) Fildes RA. He appears to have moved with his father to Westgate, later setting up business as A. G. Lockwood & Co.
4. In the Margate Civic Society Newsletter of Summer 2006 (a copy is online at
http://www.margatecivicsociety.org.uk/Margate%20Civic%20Society%20-%20Summer%20Newsletter%20_343.pdf) there is a 3 page article on the the Grade II listed Lockwood's Builder's yard in Westgate as being the best perserved Victorian Builders yard in the UK. After the death of Alfred Goodwin Lockwood in 1904, the company was run by his partner Arthur Read and then by his son Ivor Read. The company ceased trading when Ivor Read died in 2002.
In about 2008, the company D.J. Ellis Construction took over the site.

Alfred married Jessie Nash Bonham ¹³⁶ ^,137 ^,241 ^,242 ^,243 about Dec 1883 in Thanet Registration District, Kent.²⁴⁴ Jessie was born about Sep 1847 in Lambeth, Surrey^²⁴⁵ and died on 19 Jan 1941 in Surrey^²⁴⁶ aged about 93.

General Notes: 1. Not found in the 1881 census but in 1891 he is in the Kent County Lunatic Asylum in Chartham as a patient
2. His death in 1898 is registered in the Bridge Registration District which includes Chartham.

General Notes: 1. Not found in the 1891 census.
2. From the "England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1861-1941" database at ancestry.co.uk for 1934:-
Ross Susannah Anne of 17 Granville Road, Hove, Sussex, widow, died 14 March 1934. Probate Lewes 21 April to Grace Marion Collcutt and Barbara Emily Margaret Colcutt, spinsters. Effects £24,280 4s 5d.

Susannah married John Harris Ross about Jun 1883 in Brighton Rgistration District.²⁵³ John was born about 1842 in Scotland and died on 24 Dec 1889 in Brighton, Sussex^²⁵⁴ aged about 47.

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