Ancestral Trails 2016 » Richard KINGSLEY (1859-????)

Persönliche Daten Richard KINGSLEY 

• Er wurde geboren im Jahr 1859 in Graveley, Stevenage, Hitchin, Hertfordshire.
• Er wurde getauft am 6. April 1860 in St Ippollitts, Hitchin, Hertfordshire.
• Berufe:
• im Jahr 1881 Farmer's son in Hamels Farm, Braughing.
• im Jahr 1891 Cattle Dealer in The Elms, London Road, St Ippollitts.
• im Jahr 1901 Farmer & Cattle Dealer in The Elms, London Road, St Ippollitts.
• Er ist verstorben in St Ippollitts, Hitchin, Hertfordshire.
• Ein Kind von James KINGSLEY und Eliza CHIPPERFIELD

Familie von Richard KINGSLEY

Notizen bei Richard KINGSLEY

1861 aged 1, living at Pulloxhill village in the home of his uncle and aunt, Charles and Susannah Chipperfield and cousin Fanny A Hinton.

1871 aged 11, living at Luffenhall, Clothall with parents, James and Eliza Kingsley, and five siblings.

1881 aged 18, living at Hamels Farm, Braughing, Hertfordshire with his parents, James and Eliza Kingsley, and siblings Charles James, Julie and Edward and visiting cousin, Mary Ann Saunderson.

1891 aged 31, living at The Elms, London Road, Ippollitts with his widowed mother, Eliza Kingsley, widowed sister Susan Kingsley, brother Edward, nephews Albert and William Kingsley, and niece Hilda Kingsley.

1901 aged 41, living at The Elms, London Road, St Ippollitts with his widowed mother, Eliza Kingsley, niece Hilda M Kingsley and cousin Eliza M Hinton.

Newspaper report: DEATH OF MR RICHARD KINGSLEY
We regret to announce the death of Mr Richard Kingsley which occurred at his residence on Monday. He was the third son of the late Mr James Kingsley, of Graveley, and was born in 1859. He was a farmer and prominent cattle dealer, and at a single fair he would sometimes turn over as large a sum as £2000. He regularly attended the London, Hitchin and Bedford markets, and was a keen business man. After the death of his father his mother came to live at "The Elms" London Road, and after her death Mr Kingsley took over the tenancy and the management of the farm, where he lived for upwards of 30 years. He was well known in and around Hitchin, especially among agriculturists. By his sound judgment and business capacity he made himself a prosperous career. The deceased had been suffering for the past two years from paralysis. He was unmarried and is survived by a sister, Mrs Julia Kingsley (widow of the late Mr Dick Kingsley, of Pond Farm), and a brother, Mr E Kingsley of Rye House, Hertford. The funeral took place at St Ippolyts yesterday (Friday) at 3.30

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