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Name | Frederick Henry SHAW JP [271],[301] | Birth | Male; 5 Aug 1842; Spring Street, Huddersfield, Yorkshire UK | Death | 6 March 1902, age 59; 'Inglewood', Birkby Road, Huddersfiled | Burial | 8 March 1902; Lindley church, Huddersfield, Yorkshire UK | Burial Memo | For his obituary and a report of his funeral see the web link below | Occupation | Woollen Manufacturer 1861; Woollen Cloth Merchant from at least 1871 until his death | Religion | Brought up a Baptist but became Anglican in later life | Residence | 'Inglewood', Birkby Road, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, UK | Father | Henry SHAW (1806 - 1875) | Mother | Mary MILNER (1811 - 1886) | Web Page |
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Name | Sophia Ann HODGE [271],[301] | Birth | Female; 14 June 1848; 16 Grainger Street, Saint Andrew, Newcastle, Northumberland UK | Death | 1 Oct 1917, age 69; 'Inglewood', Birkby Road, Huddersfiled, Yorkshire UK | Burial | Lindley church, Huddersfield, Yorkshire UK | Residence | Hazlewood, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, UK | Father | William HODGE (1822 - 1897) | Mother | Eliza HILL (1831 - ) |
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18 Sept 1867, Holy Saviours Church, Tynemouth UK [301] |
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Notes for Frederick Henry SHAW JP Frederick financially supported his brother Herbert. This is explained in his mother's Will which is noted on her page. [301]
Frederick was, in 1900, senior churchwarden at his parish church in Lindley, Huddersfield. [301]
Shaw family page set: Shaw family Henry Frederick Shaw, obituaries ; Frederick Arthur Shaw, visitor book ; Shaw family and their relationship to the Boddington family .
Notes for Sophia Ann HODGE Press notice: Probate at Wakefield 17 January [1918] to William Johnson
and Arnold John Boddington of independent means. Effects £8871 8s. 8d. [301]
Sophia was born at 16 Grainger Street, Newcastle upon Tyne. The street
still exists but the building is a re-development. It's present use is
as a Wetherspoon pub called The Mile
Castle . The building was previously the Newcastle upon Tyne Savings
Bank.
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Sources 271. | Email, Frederick Anthony Shaw, 12 November 2014 |
301. | Document, Danika Lloyd, Family History Helpers, 27 September 2016 |
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Person record last updated: 21 April 2022
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