The Kirby
Family Link John Kirby born abt. 1683 in Allesley, Warwickshire. John married Mary Hanborough on 13th May 1705 in Bulkington, Warwickshire. They had six children, John b.1707, William b.1709, Thomas b.1712, Elizabeth b.1715, Joseph b.1719 and Benjamin b.1722. John Kirby died 16th August 1728 in Allesley, Warwickshire. William Kirby born 2nd January 1709 in Allesley, Warwickshire. William married Mary Taylor abt. 1736 in Warwickshire. They had nine children, William b.1737, Sarah b.1738, Mary b.1740, Elizabeth b.1742, John b.1744, Thomas b.1746, Joseph b.1748, Benjamin b.1753 and Ann b.1756. Benjamin Kirby born 4th April 1753 in Allesley, Warwickshire. Benjamin married Ann Hackett on 14th September 1778 in Burbage, Leicestershire. They had nine children, John b.1781, Sarah b.1783, Alice b.1785, Elizabeth b.1787, Rebecca b.1787, Thomas b.1790, William b.1793, Hannah b.1795 and Betsy b.1797. Benjamin Kirby died 18th November 1817 in Burbage, Leicestershire. William Kirby born 1793 in Burbage, Leicestershire. William married Hannah Robinson on 20th April 1822 in Burbage, Leicestershire. They had nine children, William b.1823, Elizabeth b.1824, George b.1825, Thomas b.1827, Thomas b.1828, John b.1830, Ann b.1833, James b.1836 and Rebecca b.1840. Hannah Kirby death is registered Mar 1841, Hinckley (15 43.) William Kirby died in November 1849. All the above informatoin was taken from the Puplic Member Trees on ancestry.co.uk George
Kirby
born 7th January 1825, and
christened 23rd October, Burbage, Leicestershire, George married Emma Crofts in 1847 (Dec
Hinckley 15 159) Emma
Crofts was born on January 26th 1828 Children 1. William.......born
14th April, Burbage, (Jun. 1850
Hinckley 15 78). In
the 1851 Census George (26) and Emma (23) are living at Windsor End,
Chapelry of Burbage, Leicestershire. 2. James.......birth
registered Jun. 1854 Hinckley (7a 48),
was baptised on the 24th October 1855 at Burbage, Leicestershire. In
the 1861 Census George (36) and Emma (33) are still living at Windsor
End, Burbage, Leicestershire. In
the 1871 Census George (46) and Emma (43) are still living at Windsor
End, Burbage, Leicestershire. William marries Catherine Ghent, marriage registered
Jun 1873 Hinckley 7a 152 Children
of William and Catherine 1. Louisa.......birth
registered Mar. 1874 Hinckley (7a 50).
5. William Edward.......birth
registered Jun. 1885 Hinckley (7a 53). 6. Harold Ghent.......born in
1888. In
the 1891 Census George (66) and Emma (63) are living at Windsor End,
Burbage, Leicestershire. Sadly William in 1898 died from lock-jaw after pricking his hand a few weeks earlier on a rusty nail he was 48 (Jun Hinckley 7a 25) The death of William is reported in THE LEICESTER CHRONICLE AND LEICESTERSHIRE MERCURY Saturday June 4, click here, to read the article. George Kirby died in 1899 aged 74, (Jun Hinckley 7a 29) In
the 1901 Census Emma (73) is living at 11 Windsor Street, Burbage, Leicestershire.
What happened to the children of George and Emma 1. William.......see above
3. Ann.......never married, died in 1929, aged 73 (Dec Hinckley 7a 92) 5. George.......died in 1877 aged 11, (Mar Hinckley, 7a 36). 7. Elizabeth.......married John Brown in 1895 (Dec Hinckley 7a 129). They had three children, John L b.1898, Gordon b.1890 and Ivy E b.1890. Catherine, wife
of William died
on 24th February 1910, aged 60 (Mar Hinckley, 7a 36) In
the 1911 Census William (26) is living with his sister Mabel (18) and his Aunt
Annie (54) at 19 Windsor Street, Burbage, Leicestershire. What happened to the children of William and Catherine 1. Louisa.......married Joseph Edward Chamberlain in 1897 (Jun Hinckley
7a 167). For more information click here to go to 'the Chamberlain family link' page. 3. Edward.......died aged 0 in 1877 5. William Edward........married Sarah Mansfield Hall in 1911 (Sep Lutterworth 7a 9). They had two children John born in 1916 (Mar. Hinckley 7a 68) and William born in 1922 (Mar. Hinckley 7a 72). William died in 1925, aged 39, (Mar. Hinckley 7a 86). The death of William is reported in the NOTTINGHAM EVENING POST Tuesday February 17, click here to read the article. |