Mary Ellen Hirst


Mary Ellen Hirst was one of five daughters of Mr and Mrs Hirst. She was born in Hadfield, Derbyshire in about 1860. Her six sisters were: Mariah, Emma Jane, Rachel, Alice Ann, Elizabeth Ann/Henrietta, Alice. Her sister, Alice Ann Hirst, married into the Aldous family when she married Frederick Aldous in 1882 when she was twenty-five.

The Family of Mary Ellen and Charles Lyne

Mary Ellen Hirst
b. approx 1860/61
Hadfield, Derbyshire

m. 1878

Charles Henry Lyne
b. 1859/60
Tintwistle, Cheshire
(Charles died before April 1911 - perhaps 1900
since they were married for 22 years)

By the time of the 1901 Census, Mary Ellen Hirst had married Charles Henry Lyne and they
were living with six children at 33 Hadfield Road, Derbyshire and possibly with her mother,
Mary Hirst, who is listed on the same household census. It states that Charles Lyne was forty-one at the time of the census and he was born in Cheshire, Tintwistle and worked as a cotton weaver.

Their six children listed on the 1901 census: Arthur Lyne (age 21), Jane Lyne (age 19), Ernest Lyne (age 18), Polly Lyne (age 12), Fred Lyne (age 7), Minnie Lyne (age 3). They were all born in Hadfield, Derbyshire.

According to the 1911 census, Mary Ellen was age fifty-two and she was a widow. Mary Ellen had been married for twenty-two years. Mary Ellen Lyne lived at 13 Church St, Hadfield, Nr Manchester with her children: Arthur (age 31), Jane (age 29), Polly (age 22), Fred (age 17), Minnie (age 13). All the children worked as cotton weavers.


MARY ELLEN AND CHARLES HENRY'S
SIX CHILDREN
1. Arthur Lyne
b. 1879/80
Hadfield, Derbyshire
Cotton weaver at age 21
2. Jane Lyne
b. 1881/82
Hadfield, Derbyshire
Cotton weaver at age 19
3. Ernest Lyne
b. 1882/83
Hadfield, Derbyshire
Cotton weaver at age 18
4. Polly Lyne
b. 1888/89
Hadfield, Derbyshire
Cotton weaver at age 12
5. Fred Lyne
b. 1893/94
Hadfield, Derbyshire
6. Minnie Lyne
b. 1897/98
Hadfield, Derbyshire


 

The Family of John William Aldous


John William Aldous was born to Caroline Aldous

At the time of the Hadfield
Padfield 1861 Census (near Glossop), Caroline was 34 years old and worked at a cotton mill as a cotton winder. George is listed as a sweeper although he was only nine years old, John William was eight and went to school, and Frederick was five.

Twenty years later, the 1881 British Census shows Caroline as being fifty-five and living on Saltersbrook Road, Tintwistle, Cheshire. On the day of the census, there were five other people in the household: her son Fred (age twenty-five), her son John W (age twenty-seven), and Elizabeth Aldous (age twenty-five) who was her daughter-in-law and called Lizzie for short, and their two sons,Walter (eighteen months old) and William (two months old).




John William Aldous
b. 1853
London
m. 1878 Elizabeth Jane (Lizzie Jane)
d. 1915

sons:
Walter Aldous
William Aldous
Harry Aldous married Ethel Hampson
Willow growing business in Beckingham