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Marmaduke RICHMOND (1815-1875)
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Name: Marmaduke RICHMOND
Sex: Male
Father: -
Mother: -
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Individual Events and Attributes
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Birth 1815 Hull, Yorkshire(*1)
Census (1) 6 Jun 1841 (age 26) Halifax, Yorkshire(*1)
Census (2) 30 Mar 1851 (age 35-36) Halifax, Yorkshire(*1)
Census (3) 7 Apr 1861 (age 46) Halifax, Yorkshire(*1)
Census (4) 2 Apr 1871 (age 56) Halifax, Yorkshire(*1)
Death 12 Mar 1875 (age 60) Shibden Mill Beck, Halifax(*2)
Occupation Labourer
Additional Information
Census (1) Brunswick Square, Haley Hill, Northowram
Marmaduke Richmond 26yrs Labourer born Yorkshire
Census (2) 42, Dean Alley, Dean Clough
Duke Richmond 33yrs Head Married Labourer (Masons) born Hull, Yorkshire
Census (3) 7, North Street, Range Lane, Northowram
Marmaduke Richmond Head Married 46yrs Street Labourer born Hull, Yorkshire
Census (4) 8, Parkinson Lane
Marmaduke Richmond Head Married 56yrs Labourer born Hull
Death Cause: Exposure to the cold
Registration District Halifax
1875 Death in the district of Northowram in the County of York.
On 12.3.1875 at Shibden Mill Beck, Northowram.
Marmaduke Richmond Male Aged 60 Years Laborer on the roads.
Found dead in said beck having fallen into same through missing his way and died from exposure to the cold.
Certificate received from Wm Barstow, Coroner for Yorkshire. Inquest held 13th March 1875.
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Marriage
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Spouse Eliza NICHOLL (chr.1814, d.1876)
Children Martha Anne RICHMOND (1836- )
John RICHMOND (1840- )
Thomas RICHMOND (1850- )
Marriage 22 Dec 1834 (age 18-19) St John the Baptist Parish Church, Halifax(*3)
Additional Information
Marriage Marriage solemnised in the Parish Church of Halifax, in the County of York
Marmaduke Richmond of Northowram, of this Parish, Labourer, Batchelor; and Eliza Nicholl of Northowram, of this Parish, Spinster; were married in this Church by Banns this twenty second day of December, 1834; By me W. Gurney, curate
This marriage was solemnised between us Marmaduke Richmond (his mark) and Eliza Nicholl (her mark)
In the presence of Mary Cockroft (her mark) and Isaac Ingham (Hx Parish Church)
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Individual Note 1
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10th May 1856 (daughter Martha's marriage) Occupation - Laborer.
17th December 1876 (wife Eliza's death) Widow of Marmaduke Richmond, a Pavior.
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Individual Note 2
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Halifax Courier Saturday 20th March 1875
A MAN DROWNED IN A MILL DAM - On Saturday, Mr Barstow held an inquest at the Shibden Mill Inn Northowram, on the body of Marmaduke Richmond, aged 60 years, labourer, late of Parkinson Lane, Halifax. Eliza Richmond, deceased's wife, stated that she last saw her husband alive a t half-past ten on the previous Tuesday morning, when he left home to go to his work at Northowram. Uriah Jagger, aged 15 years, said that about 20 minutes to nine on the previous morning (Friday) he was searching for some stray ducks when he saw a man's body in Shibden Mill beck, near Shibden Mill. He gave information at the mill, and Joseph Crossley and others went to the place immediately. Thomas Benn, landlord of the Shibden Mill Inn, deposed hearing of a body being found in the beck, and on going to the place he found the deceased in the water, with which, however, he was only partially covered. He appeared to have been dead for some days. Deceased left witness's house at the edge of dark on the previous Tuesday evening , and that was the last time witness saw him alive. He was then quite well and cheerful, bu t was fresh. He seemed able to take care of himself. Hannah Whitworth, who had laid out the body, said there were no marks of violence on the deceased. The jury returned the following verdict :- "That deceased was found dead in the said beck without marks of violence, having accidentally fallen into the same through missing his way, and has died from exposure to the cold."
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Sources
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1 "Census Data".
2 "Death Certificate".
3 "St John the Baptist, Halifax".
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