Frederick George Dowling1,2,3,4
M, #25251, b. between April and June 1849, d. 5 November 1870
Pedigree Link
| Father* | Thomas Dowling (b. before 5 September 1819, d. between April and June 1855) |
| Mother* | Ann Trinder (b. 1820, d. between October and December 1852) |
Portrait-0-Marriage
Vital Facts
| Birth | Frederick George Dowling was born between April and June 1849 in Longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England. Note: Index: Stockbridge - 1849 Apr-Jun Volume 7 Page 257.1,5,6,3 |
| Death | He died on 5 November 1870, in Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG. Note: Age: 21; "Youngest son of the late Mr Thomas Dowling (i.e. no more sons after Frederick)."2,3,4 |
| Burial | He was buried after 5 November 1870 in Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG, Anglican / Church of England Parish.3 |
Census Summary
Events - Chronological (including alternatives)
Birth
Between April and June 1849 | Longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
Frederick George Dowling was born between April and June 1849 in Longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England. Note: Index: Stockbridge - 1849 Apr-Jun Volume 7 Page 257.
Event or Activity
Between April and June 1855 | Longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
He was in Longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England, between April and June 1855. Note: Age: 5; Death of father Thomas Dowling.
Event or Activity
Between October and December 1852 | Longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
He was in Longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England, between October and December 1852. Note: Age: 2; Death of mother Ann Trinder Dowling.
1850
TIMELINE
1850 | United Kingdom
Public Health Act passed. Local boards of health established; sanitation improves slowly in urban districts. in United Kingdom on 1850.
1851
Residence
30 March 1851 | Longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
Detail: (16.)
1851
Census
30 March 1851 | Longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
Enumerated on the census as Age: 1; Marital Status: Unmarried; Relation to Head: Son.
1851
TIMELINE
1 May 1851 | Hyde Park, London, England
Great Exhibition opens in Crystal Palace. Showcases industrial innovation; many families travel or work in connection with the event. in Hyde Park, London, England, on 1 May 1851.
1852
TIMELINE
1852 | United Kingdom
Public Libraries Act passed. Enables local authorities to establish free libraries; literacy and access to information begin to expand for working families. in United Kingdom on 1852.
1853
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1853 | United Kingdom
Gladstone’s budget reforms reduce duties and aim to abolish income tax; economic shifts affect tradespeople and small businesses. in United Kingdom on 1853.
1853
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1853 | United Kingdom
Vaccination Act strengthens enforcement of smallpox vaccination for infants; parish records begin to reflect compliance and resistance. in United Kingdom on 1853.
TIMELINE
Between 1854 and 1856 | Crimea, UkraineG Crimean War fought. British soldiers deployed; families affected by enlistment, casualties, and Florence Nightingale’s nursing reforms. in Crimea, Ukraine
G, on between 1854 and 1856.
1855
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1855 | Scotland
General Register Office for Scotland established. Civil registration and census administration now managed separately from England and Wales. in Scotland on 1855.
1855
TIMELINE
1855 | United Kingdom
Stamp Duty on newspapers abolished. Working-class readership expands; local news and obituaries become more accessible. in United Kingdom on 1855.
1856
TIMELINE
30 March 1856 | United Kingdom
Peace declared in Crimea. Veterans return home; pension records and military service entries begin to appear in parish documentation. in United Kingdom on 30 March 1856.
1856
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11 November 1856 | United Kingdom
Henry Bessemer patents steel-making process. Industrial expansion accelerates; employment shifts in manufacturing towns. in United Kingdom on 11 November 1856.
1857
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1857 | South Kensington, Kensington & Chelsea, London, England
South Kensington Museum founded (later Victoria and Albert Museum). Cultural access expands; families visit or work in museum-related trades. in South Kensington, Kensington & Chelsea, London, England, on 1857.
1858
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1858 | United Kingdom
Government assumes control of India from East India Company. Public interest in empire grows; some families affected by military or colonial service. in United Kingdom on 1858.
1859
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1859 | United Kingdom
Charles Darwin publishes *On the Origin of Species*. Public debate begins; intellectual shifts influence education and religious communities. in United Kingdom on 1859.
1859
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1859 | United Kingdom
Liberal Party formed under Palmerston. Political reform movements gain traction; working-class engagement increases in urban areas. in United Kingdom on 1859.
1860
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1860 | France
Cobden–Chevalier Treaty signed. Free trade agreement with France; economic impact on textile and agricultural sectors. in France on 1860.
1861
Census
7 April 1861 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Enumerated on the census as Age: 11; Marital status: -; Relationship to Head: Son in law to Henry Cole Spencer.
1861
Occupation
7 April 1861 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Scholar.
1861
Residence
7 April 1861 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Detail: (110) High Street, 2 Stockbridge.
1870
Residence
1870 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG 1870
Religious Affiliation
5 November 1870 | EnglandG Anglican / Church of England on 5 November 1870 in England
G.
Events - Death & Burial
1870
Death
5 November 1870 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Frederick George Dowling died on 5 November 1870, in Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
G. Note: Age: 21; "Youngest son of the late Mr Thomas Dowling (i.e. no more sons after Frederick)."
1870
Burial
After 5 November 1870 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG He was buried after 5 November 1870 in Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
G, Anglican / Church of England Parish.
Facts - Non-Chronological
National Origin
The national origin of Frederick George Dowling was English.
Reference Number
In the Dowling One-Name Study Frederick George Dowling has the reference number 25251.
| Relationship to the site collator Brian Thomas Dowling: | No direct relationship yet found to Brian Thomas Dowling |
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Repository: United Kingdom General Register Office,
Citation Detail: Birth of DOWLING, FREDERICK GEORGE; Apparent Gender: Male; Mother's maiden name: Tunder; in Stockbridge, Wiltshire, England;Index: Stockbridge - 1849 Apr-Jun Volume 7 Page 257,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for the Dowling One-Name Study on 12 March 2026, using the Page Service: Findmypast; Page Host: findmypast.co.uk; URL (Transcript): https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=BMD/B/1849/2/AH/001006/021. - (extracted using ORA (Online Registry Assistant)).
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Citation Detail: Article on DOWLING, FREDERICK GEROGE; Obituary; Sex: Male; Birth Year: 1849; Death year: 1870; Death date: 5 Nov 1870; Age: 21; Hampshire, England; Father's first name(s): Thomas; Father's last name; Dowling; Record set: England, Newspaper Death Notices; Place: Salisbury; Publication title: Salisbury And Winchester Journal; Publication year: 1870; Publication date: 5 Nov 1870; Page: 8,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) on 12 March 2026 for teh Dowling One-Name Study; From Portal: Find My Past; Transcript: https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=R_106287094422&expand=true&tab=this,
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Citation Detail: Burial of DOWLING, FREDERICK GEORGE in Stockbridge parish, Hampshire, England;' 1870; Age: 21; Birth year: 1849; Record ID: FS/HAMPSHIRE/2556014/BUR/0129254,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for the Dowling One-Name Study on 12 March 2026, using the Page Service: Findmypast; Page Host: findmypast.co.uk; Page Title: "Record Transcription: England, Newspaper Death Notices | findmypast.co.uk"; URL (Transcript): https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=FS/HAMPSHIRE/2556014/BUR/0129254. - (extracted using ORA (Online Registry Assistant)).
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Citation Detail: Death of DOWLING, FREDERICK GEORGE in Stockbridge, Wiltshire, England; Age: 21; 1849; Index: Stockbridge - 1870 Oct-Dec; 1870- Volume 2C Page 65,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for the Dowling One-Name Study on 12 March 2026, using the Page Service: Findmypast; Page Host: findmypast.co.uk; Page Title: "Record Transcription: England, Newspaper Death Notices | findmypast.co.uk"; URL (Transcript): https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=BMD/D/1870/4/AZ/000093/328. - (extracted using ORA (Online Registry Assistant)).
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Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, THOMAS household of longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England; First name(s); Last name; Relationship; Marital Status; Sex; Age; Birth year; Occupation; Birth place; Thomas; Dowling; Head; Married; Male; 31; 1820; Miller; Longstock, Hampshire, England; Anne; Dowling; Wife; Married; Female; 31; 1820; -; Aldsworth, Gloucestershire, England; John; Dowling; Son; Unmarried; Male; 8; 1843; -; Longstock, Hampshire, England; Thomas;' Dowling; Son; Unmarried; Male; 6; 1845; -; Longstock, Hampshire, England; William; Dowling; Son; Unmarried; Male; 4; 1847; -; Longstock, Hampshire, England; Fredrick; Dowling; Son; Unmarried; Male; 1; 1850; -; Longstock, Hampshire, England,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for the Dowling One-Name Study 19-Jun-2020:-
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Citation Detail: Census for SPENCER, HENRY C household of Stockbridge, 2 Stockbridge, Hampshire, England; Enumeration district: 6; Archive reference: RG09; Piece number: 688; Folio: 87; Page: 18; Schedule: 110; Record ID: GBC/1861/0004391038; First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Sex Age Birth year Occupation Birth place Henry C Spencer Head Widower Male 60 1801 Butchers & grocer Andover, Hampshire, England Henry C Spencer Junior Son Unmarried Male 34 1827 Butchers & grocers son Stockbridge, Hampshire, England Ann M Dowling Niece Unmarried Female 16 1846 Assistant grocer Houghton, Hampshire, England William Dowling Nephew - Male 14 1847 Assistant grocer Longstock, Hampshire, England John Dowling Brother in law - Male 45 1816 ... keeper Longstock, Hampshire, England Amy Dowling Aunt - Female 84 1777 Independent Hampshire, England Jane Dowling Sister in law - Female 47 1814 Independent Longstock, Hampshire, England Charlotte Dowling Sister in law - Female 46 1815 Sempstress Stockbridge, Hampshire, England Frederick Dowling Son in law - Male 11 1850 Scholar Longstock, Hampshire, England,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for the Dowling One-Name Study on 11 March 2026, using the Page Service: Findmypast; Page Host: findmypast.co.uk; URL (Transcript): https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=GBC/1861/0004391038. - (extracted using ORA (Online Registry Assistant)).
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- [S4618] SOURCE (Short):, Title: ENGLAND, HAMPSHIRE, "Civil Registration DEATH Index: 1837-Present", Citation Detail: Death of DOWLING, THOMAS in Stockbridge, Wiltshire, England; Index: Stockbridge - 1855 Apr-Jun; 1855- Volume 2C Page 43;
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- [S4618] SOURCE (Short):, Title: ENGLAND, HAMPSHIRE, "Civil Registration DEATH Index: 1837-Present", Citation Detail: Death of DOWLING, ANN in Stockbridge, Wiltshire, England; Index: Stockbridge - 1852 Oct-Dec; 1852- Volume 2C Page 43;
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Mary Widdick1
F, #25253, b. 1809, d. 23 January 1861
Pedigree Link
Vital Facts
| Birth | Mary Widdick was born in 1809 in Longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England. |
| Marriage | She and Henry Cole Spencer were married on 9 August 1849 in Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG, Anglican / Church of England parish of Stockbridge.1 |
| Death | She died on 23 January 1861, in Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG. |
Census Summary
Events - Chronological (including alternatives)
1806
1807
Birth
1807 | Longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
Mary Widdick was born in 1807 in Longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England. Note: Longstock, Hampshire.
1809
Birth
1809 | Longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
1811
Birth
1811
She was born in 1811. Note: Outside Hampshire.
1812~3
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1812 | United Kingdom
War declared with United States. British-American conflict affects naval and merchant families. in United Kingdom on 1812.
1813~4
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1813 | Vittoria, Spain
Battle of Vittoria. British victory under Wellington; military promotions and casualties recorded in service documents. in Vittoria, Spain, on 1813.
1815~6
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18 June 1815 | Waterloo, Belgium
Battle of Waterloo. Final defeat of Napoleon; widespread impact on veterans, pensions, and national identity. in Waterloo, Belgium, on 18 June 1815.
1817~8
TIMELINE
1817 | Manchester, England
Blanket protests and economic unrest. Workers demand relief; local newspapers and court records document events. in Manchester, England, on 1817.
1819~10
TIMELINE
16 August 1819 | St Peter’s Field, Manchester, England
Peterloo Massacre. Cavalry charge into peaceful protestors; deaths and injuries recorded in parish and legal records. in St Peter’s Field, Manchester, England, on 16 August 1819.
1820~11
TIMELINE
29 January 1820 | United Kingdom
King George IV ascends the throne. Regency ends; national mourning and succession ceremonies documented in newspapers. in United Kingdom on 29 January 1820.
1820~11
TIMELINE
23 February 1820 | London, EnglandG Cato Street Conspiracy uncovered. Plot to assassinate Cabinet; conspirators tried and executed for treason. in London, England
G, on 23 February 1820.
1823~14
TIMELINE
1823 | United Kingdom
Gaols Act passed. Begins reform of prison conditions; impacts records of incarceration and penal reform in county archives. in United Kingdom on 1823.
1824~15
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1824 | United Kingdom
Repeal of the Combination Acts. Legalises trade unions and collective bargaining; working-class organisation begins to appear. in United Kingdom on 1824.
1825~16
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1825 | United Kingdom
Stock market crash triggers economic downturn. Bank failures and unemployment affect families across industrial towns. in United Kingdom on 1825.
1826~17
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1826 | United Kingdom
Bankruptcy Act passed. Simplifies procedures for debt resolution; impacts small traders and artisans in urban centres. in United Kingdom on 1826.
1828~19
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1828 | United Kingdom
Repeal of Test and Corporation Acts. Opens public office to non-Anglicans; impacts civic participation and religious records. in United Kingdom on 1828.
1829~20
TIMELINE
1829 | United Kingdom
Catholic Emancipation Act passed. Roman Catholics permitted to sit in Parliament; affects political and religious dynamics. in United Kingdom on 1829.
1830~21
TIMELINE
1830 | United Kingdom
William IV becomes king. Political reform debates intensify; succession ceremonies and mourning reflected in parish records. in United Kingdom on 1830.
1831~22
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1831 | Southern England
Swing Riots erupt. Agricultural labourers protest mechanisation; many arrested or transported. in Southern England on 1831.
1832~23
TIMELINE
7 June 1832 | United Kingdom
Reform Act passed. Expands voting rights to middle-class men; reshapes political districts and civic records. in United Kingdom on 7 June 1832.
1833~24
TIMELINE
1833 | United Kingdom
Factory Act passed. Limits child labour and mandates schooling; impacts working children and school attendance. in United Kingdom on 1833.
1834~25
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1834 | United Kingdom
Poor Law Amendment Act passed. Creates workhouses and centralised relief; major shift in parish and family support. in United Kingdom on 1834.
1837~28
TIMELINE
20 June 1837 | United Kingdom
Queen Victoria ascends the throne. Start of Victorian era; cultural and social shifts begin to shape family life. in United Kingdom on 20 June 1837.
1837~28
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1 July 1837 | England and Wales
Civil Registration begins. Births, marriages, and deaths now officially recorded hitherto information only availabe via religious parish records. in England and Wales on 1 July 1837.
1840~31
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1 May 1840 | United Kingdom
Penny Black issued. First adhesive postage stamp; communication becomes more accessible to ordinary families. in United Kingdom on 1 May 1840.
1841~32
TIMELINE
4 January 1841 | Isles of Scilly, EnglandG Storms of 41: SS Thames wrecked in storm; 61 lives lost. One of many shipwrecks that day; maritime tragedies documented in newspapers and parish records. in Isles of Scilly, England
G, on 4 January 1841.
1841~32
Occupation
7 June 1841 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Independent Means.
1841~32
Census
7 June 1841 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Enumerated on the census as Age: 30; Marital Status: -; Relation to Head: APPARENTLY Daughter.
1841~32
Residence
7 June 1841 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Detail: High Street next to Wagon & Horses Inn.
1842~33
TIMELINE
1842 | United Kingdom
Mines and Collieries Act passed. Bans employment of women and children under 10 in underground mines; impacts working-class families. in United Kingdom on 1842.
1842~33
TIMELINE
1842 | Manchester, Lancashire, EnglandG Plug Plot Riots erupt during Chartist protests. Economic hardship and political unrest affect industrial communities. in Manchester, Lancashire, England
G, on 1842.
1843~34
TIMELINE
1843 | United Kingdom
Income Tax reintroduced by Robert Peel. Affects middle-class households and government revenue; debated in newspapers and Parliament. in United Kingdom on 1843.
1844~35
TIMELINE
1844 | United Kingdom
Factory Act limits working hours for women and children. School attendance encouraged; census records begin to reflect changing child labour patterns. in United Kingdom on 1844.
1845~36
TIMELINE
1845 | United Kingdom
Railway boom peaks. Expansion of railways transforms travel, employment, and migration patterns; census entries reflect new occupations. in United Kingdom on 1845.
TIMELINE
Between 1845 and 1852 | United Kingdom
Great Famine devastates Ireland. Mass starvation and emigration; many Irish families immigrate to England (Ireland was then part of the United Kingdom). in United Kingdom on between 1845 and 1852.
1846~37
TIMELINE
1846 | United Kingdom
Corn Laws repealed. Food prices begin to fall; working-class families benefit, though rural farmers face economic shifts. in United Kingdom on 1846.
1847~38
TIMELINE
1847 | United Kingdom
Ten Hours Act passed. Limits factory workday for women and children to 10 hours; impacts employment and schooling. in United Kingdom on 1847.
1848~39
TIMELINE
Chartist rally on Kennington Common. Largest political demonstration of the era; working-class political engagement peaks. in London, England
G, on 1848.
1849~40
TIMELINE
1849 | United Kingdom
Cholera epidemic spreads. High mortality in urban areas; parish burial records and census gaps reflect impact on families. in United Kingdom on 1849.
1849~40
9 August 1849 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Age 54
Birth on 26 November 1794 | Andover, Andover, Hampshire, England
Death: on 1 July 1872 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
GShe and
Henry Cole Spencer were married on 9 August 1849 in Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
G, Anglican / Church of England parish of Stockbridge.
1849~40
Religious Affiliation
Anglican / Church of England on 9 August 1849 in England
G.
1849~40
Residence
9 August 1849 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Detail: (Age: 43; at marriage to Henry Cole Spencer.)
1850~41
TIMELINE
1850 | United Kingdom
Public Health Act passed. Local boards of health established; sanitation improves slowly in urban districts. in United Kingdom on 1850.
1851~42
Census
30 March 1851 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Enumerated on the census as Age: 44; Marital status: Married; Relation to Head: Wife.
1851~42
Residence
30 March 1851 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Detail: (106) High Street, Stockbridge.
Events - Death & Burial
1861~52
Death
23 January 1861 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG
Facts - Non-Chronological
National Origin
The national origin of Mary Widdick was English.
Reference Number
In the Dowling One-Name Study Mary Widdick has the reference number 25253.
(Research Note: I am not entirely clear on the relationship of this Mary to Ruth Widdick or John Dowling. She has been given the surname of Dowling in the 1841 census and yet is shown as Widdick (Whittick) OR Dowling at her marriage to Henry Spencer. It is possible that Mary was an illigitimate child of Ruth before Ruth's marriage to John in 1812 - Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-)).
| Relationship to the site collator Brian Thomas Dowling: | No direct relationship yet found to Brian Thomas Dowling |
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Citation Detail: Marriage of WHITTICK OR DOWLING, MARY to HENRY COLE SPENCER in Stockbridge, Hampshire, England, on 1849; 1849; Record ID: R_843015931/2,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for the Dowling One-Name Study on 11 March 2026, using the Page Service: Findmypast; Page Host: findmypast.co.uk; Page Title: "Record Transcription: Hampshire Marriages | findmypast.co.uk"; URL (Transcript): https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=R_843015931/2. - (extracted using ORA (Online Registry Assistant)).
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Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, RUTH household of High Street, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England; First name(s); Last name; Sex; Age; Birth year; Birth place; Ruth; Dowling; Female; 50; 1791; Hampshire, England; Mary; Dowling; Female; 30; 1811; -; Jane; Dowling; Female; 25; 1816; Hampshire, England; John; Dowling; Male; 23; 1818; Hampshire, England; Amy; Dowling; Female; 60; 1781; Hampshire, England; Harriet; Dowling; Female; 3; 1838; Hampshire, England,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for the Dowling One-Name Study 7-Jun-2020:-
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Citation Detail: Census for SPENCER, HENRY COLE household of Stockbridge, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England; Enumeration district: 3; Archive reference: HO107; Piece number: 1672; Folio: 184; Page: 32; , Schedule: 106; Record ID: GBC/1851/0006609358; First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Sex Age Birth year Occupation Birth place Henry Cole Spencer Head Married Male 56 1795 Butcher grocer & c Longstock, Hampshire, England Mary Spencer Wife Married Female 44 1807 - Longstock, Hampshire, England Henry Cole Spencer Son Unmarried Male 28 1823 Butcher Stockbridge, Hampshire, England,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for the Dowling One-Name Study on 11 March 2026, using the Page Service: Findmypast; Page Host: findmypast.co.uk; URL (Transcript): https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=GBC/1851/0006609358. - (extracted using ORA (Online Registry Assistant)).
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Henry Cole Spencer1,2,3,4
M, #25254, b. 26 November 1794, d. 1 July 1872
Pedigree Link
Vital Facts
| Birth | Henry Cole Spencer was born on 26 November 1794 in Andover, Andover, Hampshire, England. Note: (ESTIMATE: BEFORE BAPTISM.)1,2 |
| Marriage | He and Ruth Faithfull were married on 22 May 1816 in Longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England, Anglican / Church of England parish of Longstock.3 |
| Marriage | He and Mary Widdick were married on 9 August 1849 in Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG, Anglican / Church of England parish of Stockbridge.1 |
| Death | He died on 1 July 1872, in Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG. |
Census Summary
Events - Chronological (including alternatives)
1794
Birth
26 November 1794 | Andover, Andover, Hampshire, England
Henry Cole Spencer was born on 26 November 1794 in Andover, Andover, Hampshire, England. Note: (ESTIMATE: BEFORE BAPTISM.)
17940
Baptism
26 December 1794 | Andover, Hampshire, EnglandG He was baptised on 26 December 1794 in Andover, Hampshire, England
G.
Religious Affiliation
Between 26 December 1794 and 9 August 1849 | EnglandG Anglican / Church of England (Protestant) between 26 December 1794 and 9 August 1849 in England
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1795
Birth
1795 | Longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
He was born in 1795 in Longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England. Note: Longstock, Hampshire.
1796
Birth
1796 | Hampshire, EnglandG He was born in 1796 in Hampshire, England
G. Note: Hampshire.
1801
Birth
1801 | Andover, Hampshire, EnglandG He was born in 1801 in Andover, Hampshire, England
G. Note: Andover, Hampshire.
18016
TIMELINE
1 January 1801 | United Kingdom
Acts of Union unite Great Britain and Ireland. Creates the United Kingdom; affects legal and administrative records. in United Kingdom on 1 January 1801.
18016
TIMELINE
2 April 1801 | Copenhagen, Denmark
Battle of Copenhagen. British naval victory under Admiral Nelson; impacts military enlistment and pension records. in Copenhagen, Denmark, on 2 April 1801.
1802~8
TIMELINE
1802 | United Kingdom
Factory Act introduced. Begins regulation of child labour; early shift in working-class family dynamics. in United Kingdom on 1802.
1802~8
TIMELINE
1802 | United Kingdom
Treaty of Amiens signed. Temporary peace with France; military families experience brief respite from war. in United Kingdom on 1802.
1803~9
TIMELINE
1803 | United Kingdom
War resumes with France. Napoleonic conflict reignites; enlistment and wartime disruption affect households. in United Kingdom on 1803.
180510
TIMELINE
21 October 1805 | Cape Trafalgar, Spain
Battle of Trafalgar. Major British naval victory; Admiral Nelson dies. Widows and dependents appear in naval pension records. in Cape Trafalgar, Spain, on 21 October 1805.
1806~12
TIMELINE
1806 | United Kingdom
Beaufort Scale introduced. Standardises wind measurement; maritime and agricultural communities begin using it. in United Kingdom on 1806.
1807~13
TIMELINE
1807 | United Kingdom
Slave Trade Act passed. Abolishes slave trade in British Empire; impacts shipping records and abolitionist movements. in United Kingdom on 1807.
1808~14
TIMELINE
1808 | Spain
Peninsular War begins. British troops deployed to Spain; families affected by military service and correspondence. in Spain on 1808.
1809~15
TIMELINE
1809 | Corunna, Spain
Battle of Corunna. British forces retreat; General Sir John Moore killed. Military records reflect casualties and pensions. in Corunna, Spain, on 1809.
1810~16
TIMELINE
1810 | United Kingdom
Prince of Wales becomes Prince Regent. Regency era begins; cultural and political shifts affect public life. in United Kingdom on 1810.
1811~17
TIMELINE
1811 | Yorkshire & Nottinghamshire, England
Luddite riots erupt. Workers destroy textile machinery; criminal records and newspaper reports document unrest. in Yorkshire & Nottinghamshire, England, on 1811.
1812~18
TIMELINE
1812 | United Kingdom
War declared with United States. British-American conflict affects naval and merchant families. in United Kingdom on 1812.
1813~19
TIMELINE
1813 | Vittoria, Spain
Battle of Vittoria. British victory under Wellington; military promotions and casualties recorded in service documents. in Vittoria, Spain, on 1813.
181520
TIMELINE
18 June 1815 | Waterloo, Belgium
Battle of Waterloo. Final defeat of Napoleon; widespread impact on veterans, pensions, and national identity. in Waterloo, Belgium, on 18 June 1815.
181621
22 May 1816 | Longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
Age ~16
Birth in 1800 | Andover, Andover, Hampshire, England
Death: in 1838 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
GHe and
Ruth Faithfull were married on 22 May 1816 in Longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England, Anglican / Church of England parish of Longstock.
181621
Residence
22 May 1816 | Longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
Detail: (at marriage to 1st wife Ruth Faithfull.)
1817~23
TIMELINE
1817 | Manchester, England
Blanket protests and economic unrest. Workers demand relief; local newspapers and court records document events. in Manchester, England, on 1817.
181924
TIMELINE
16 August 1819 | St Peter’s Field, Manchester, England
Peterloo Massacre. Cavalry charge into peaceful protestors; deaths and injuries recorded in parish and legal records. in St Peter’s Field, Manchester, England, on 16 August 1819.
182025
TIMELINE
29 January 1820 | United Kingdom
King George IV ascends the throne. Regency ends; national mourning and succession ceremonies documented in newspapers. in United Kingdom on 29 January 1820.
182025
TIMELINE
23 February 1820 | London, EnglandG Cato Street Conspiracy uncovered. Plot to assassinate Cabinet; conspirators tried and executed for treason. in London, England
G, on 23 February 1820.
1823~29
TIMELINE
1823 | United Kingdom
Gaols Act passed. Begins reform of prison conditions; impacts records of incarceration and penal reform in county archives. in United Kingdom on 1823.
1824~30
TIMELINE
1824 | United Kingdom
Repeal of the Combination Acts. Legalises trade unions and collective bargaining; working-class organisation begins to appear. in United Kingdom on 1824.
1825~31
TIMELINE
1825 | United Kingdom
Stock market crash triggers economic downturn. Bank failures and unemployment affect families across industrial towns. in United Kingdom on 1825.
1826~32
TIMELINE
1826 | United Kingdom
Bankruptcy Act passed. Simplifies procedures for debt resolution; impacts small traders and artisans in urban centres. in United Kingdom on 1826.
1828~34
TIMELINE
1828 | United Kingdom
Repeal of Test and Corporation Acts. Opens public office to non-Anglicans; impacts civic participation and religious records. in United Kingdom on 1828.
1829~35
TIMELINE
1829 | United Kingdom
Catholic Emancipation Act passed. Roman Catholics permitted to sit in Parliament; affects political and religious dynamics. in United Kingdom on 1829.
1830~36
TIMELINE
1830 | United Kingdom
William IV becomes king. Political reform debates intensify; succession ceremonies and mourning reflected in parish records. in United Kingdom on 1830.
1831~37
TIMELINE
1831 | Southern England
Swing Riots erupt. Agricultural labourers protest mechanisation; many arrested or transported. in Southern England on 1831.
183237
TIMELINE
7 June 1832 | United Kingdom
Reform Act passed. Expands voting rights to middle-class men; reshapes political districts and civic records. in United Kingdom on 7 June 1832.
1833~39
TIMELINE
1833 | United Kingdom
Factory Act passed. Limits child labour and mandates schooling; impacts working children and school attendance. in United Kingdom on 1833.
1834~40
TIMELINE
1834 | United Kingdom
Poor Law Amendment Act passed. Creates workhouses and centralised relief; major shift in parish and family support. in United Kingdom on 1834.
183742
TIMELINE
20 June 1837 | United Kingdom
Queen Victoria ascends the throne. in United Kingdom on 20 June 1837.
183742
TIMELINE
1 July 1837 | England and Wales
Civil Registration begins. Births, marriages, and deaths now officially recorded hitherto information only availabe via religious parish records. in England and Wales on 1 July 1837.
184146
Census
7 June 1841 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Enumerated on the census as Age: 45; Marital status: Not Stated; Relation to Head: Not Stated.
184146
Occupation
7 June 1841 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Grocer.
184146
Residence
7 June 1841 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Detail: (946) High Street, Sub district: Stockbridge.
1842~48
TIMELINE
1842 | United Kingdom
Mines and Collieries Act passed. Bans employment of women and children under 10 in underground mines; impacts working-class families. in United Kingdom on 1842.
1842~48
TIMELINE
1842 | Manchester, Lancashire, EnglandG Plug Plot Riots erupt during Chartist protests. Economic hardship and political unrest affect industrial communities. in Manchester, Lancashire, England
G, on 1842.
1843~49
TIMELINE
1843 | United Kingdom
Income Tax reintroduced by Robert Peel. Affects middle-class households and government revenue; debated in newspapers and Parliament. in United Kingdom on 1843.
1844~50
TIMELINE
1844 | United Kingdom
Factory Act limits working hours for women and children. School attendance encouraged; census records begin to reflect changing child labour patterns. in United Kingdom on 1844.
1845~51
TIMELINE
1845 | United Kingdom
Railway boom peaks. Expansion of railways transforms travel, employment, and migration patterns; census entries reflect new occupations. in United Kingdom on 1845.
TIMELINE
Between 1845 and 1852 | United Kingdom
Great Famine devastates Ireland. Mass starvation and emigration; many Irish families immigrate to England (Ireland was then part of the United Kingdom). in United Kingdom on between 1845 and 1852.
1846~52
TIMELINE
1846 | United Kingdom
Corn Laws repealed. Food prices begin to fall; working-class families benefit, though rural farmers face economic shifts. in United Kingdom on 1846.
1847~53
TIMELINE
1847 | United Kingdom
Ten Hours Act passed. Limits factory workday for women and children to 10 hours; impacts employment and schooling. in United Kingdom on 1847.
1848~54
TIMELINE
Chartist rally on Kennington Common. Largest political demonstration of the era; working-class political engagement peaks. in London, England
G, on 1848.
1849~55
TIMELINE
1849 | United Kingdom
Cholera epidemic spreads. High mortality in urban areas; parish burial records and census gaps reflect impact on families. in United Kingdom on 1849.
184954
9 August 1849 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Age ~40
Birth in 1809 | Longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
Death: on 23 January 1861 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
GHe and
Mary Widdick were married on 9 August 1849 in Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
G, Anglican / Church of England parish of Stockbridge.
184954
Residence
9 August 1849 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Detail: (Age: 54; at marriage to 2nd wife Mary Whittick Or Dowling.)
1850~56
TIMELINE
1850 | United Kingdom
Public Health Act passed. Local boards of health established; sanitation improves slowly in urban districts. in United Kingdom on 1850.
185156
Occupation
30 March 1851 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Butcher grocer & c.
185156
Residence
30 March 1851 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Detail: (106) High Street, Stockbridge.
185156
Census
30 March 1851 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Enumerated on the census as Age: 56; Marital status: Married; Relation to Head: Head.
185156
TIMELINE
1 May 1851 | Hyde Park, London, England
Great Exhibition opens in Crystal Palace. Showcases industrial innovation; many families travel or work in connection with the event. in Hyde Park, London, England, on 1 May 1851.
1852~58
TIMELINE
1852 | United Kingdom
Public Libraries Act passed. Enables local authorities to establish free libraries; literacy and access to information begin to expand for working families. in United Kingdom on 1852.
1853~59
TIMELINE
1853 | United Kingdom
Vaccination Act strengthens enforcement of smallpox vaccination for infants; parish records begin to reflect compliance and resistance. in United Kingdom on 1853.
1853~59
TIMELINE
1853 | United Kingdom
Gladstone’s budget reforms reduce duties and aim to abolish income tax; economic shifts affect tradespeople and small businesses. in United Kingdom on 1853.
TIMELINE
Between 1854 and 1856 | Crimea, UkraineG Crimean War fought. British soldiers deployed; families affected by enlistment, casualties, and Florence Nightingale’s nursing reforms. in Crimea, Ukraine
G, on between 1854 and 1856.
1855~61
TIMELINE
1855 | Scotland
General Register Office for Scotland established. Civil registration and census administration now managed separately from England and Wales. in Scotland on 1855.
1855~61
TIMELINE
1855 | United Kingdom
Stamp Duty on newspapers abolished. Working-class readership expands; local news and obituaries become more accessible. in United Kingdom on 1855.
185661
TIMELINE
30 March 1856 | United Kingdom
Peace declared in Crimea. Veterans return home; pension records and military service entries begin to appear in parish documentation. in United Kingdom on 30 March 1856.
185661
TIMELINE
11 November 1856 | United Kingdom
Henry Bessemer patents steel-making process. Industrial expansion accelerates; employment shifts in manufacturing towns. in United Kingdom on 11 November 1856.
1857~63
TIMELINE
1857 | South Kensington, Kensington & Chelsea, London, England
South Kensington Museum founded (later Victoria and Albert Museum). Cultural access expands; families visit or work in museum-related trades. in South Kensington, Kensington & Chelsea, London, England, on 1857.
1858~64
TIMELINE
1858 | United Kingdom
Government assumes control of India from East India Company. Public interest in empire grows; some families affected by military or colonial service. in United Kingdom on 1858.
1859~65
TIMELINE
1859 | United Kingdom
Charles Darwin publishes *On the Origin of Species*. Public debate begins; intellectual shifts influence education and religious communities. in United Kingdom on 1859.
1859~65
TIMELINE
1859 | United Kingdom
Liberal Party formed under Palmerston. Political reform movements gain traction; working-class engagement increases in urban areas. in United Kingdom on 1859.
1860~66
TIMELINE
1860 | France
Cobden–Chevalier Treaty signed. Free trade agreement with France; economic impact on textile and agricultural sectors. in France on 1860.
186166
Residence
7 April 1861 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Detail: (110) High Street, 2 Stockbridge.
186166
Occupation
7 April 1861 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Butchers & grocer.
186166
Census
7 April 1861 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Enumerated on the census as Age: 60; Marital status: Widower; Relationship to Head: Head.
Events - Death & Burial
187277
Death
1 July 1872 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG
Facts - Non-Chronological
National Origin
The national origin of Henry Cole Spencer was English.
Reference Number
In the Dowling One-Name Study Henry Cole Spencer has the reference number 25254.
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Citation Detail: Marriage of WHITTICK OR DOWLING, MARY to HENRY COLE SPENCER in Stockbridge, Hampshire, England, on 1849; 1849; Record ID: R_843015931/2,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for the Dowling One-Name Study on 11 March 2026, using the Page Service: Findmypast; Page Host: findmypast.co.uk; Page Title: "Record Transcription: Hampshire Marriages | findmypast.co.uk"; URL (Transcript): https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=R_843015931/2. - (extracted using ORA (Online Registry Assistant)).
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Citation Detail: Baptism of SPENCER, HENRY COLE in, Hampshire, England John & Sarah Spencer; Record ID: R_863755614,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for the Dowling One-Name Study on 11 March 2026, using the Page Service: Findmypast; Page Host: findmypast.co.uk; URL (Transcript): https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=R_863755614. - (extracted using ORA (Online Registry Assistant)).
- [S2971] SOURCE (Short):, Title: Anglican / Church of England (Protestant) / Church of England (England, HAMPSHIRE), "Parish MARRIAGES 1538-1973; Hampshire Marriages Transcripts", Citation Detail: Marriage of SPENCER, HENRY COLE to RUTH FAITHFULL in Longstock parish, Hampshire, England, on 22-May-1816; Longstock; Record ID: GBPRS/M/810065771/1;
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Citation Detail: Census for SPENCER, HENRY COLE household of Stockbridge, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England; Enumeration district: 3; Archive reference: HO107; Piece number: 1672; Folio: 184; Page: 32; , Schedule: 106; Record ID: GBC/1851/0006609358; First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Sex Age Birth year Occupation Birth place Henry Cole Spencer Head Married Male 56 1795 Butcher grocer & c Longstock, Hampshire, England Mary Spencer Wife Married Female 44 1807 - Longstock, Hampshire, England Henry Cole Spencer Son Unmarried Male 28 1823 Butcher Stockbridge, Hampshire, England,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for the Dowling One-Name Study on 11 March 2026, using the Page Service: Findmypast; Page Host: findmypast.co.uk; URL (Transcript): https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=GBC/1851/0006609358. - (extracted using ORA (Online Registry Assistant)).
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Citation Detail: Census for SPENCER, HENRY household of , Stockbridge, Hampshire, England; Archive reference: HO107, Piece number: 384, Schedule: 946; Record ID: GBC/1841/0013477241; First name(s) Last name Sex Age Birth year Birth place Henry Spencer Male 45 1796 Hampshire, England Ruth Spencer Female 45 1796 Hampshire, England Henry Spencer Male 14 1827 Hampshire, England James Spencer Male 12 1829 Hampshire, England William Spencer Male 6 1835 Hampshire, England Ann Smith Female 30 1811 Hampshire, England Dianna Atkins Female 15 1826 Hampshire, England,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for the Dowling One-Name Study on 11 March 2026, using the Page Service: Findmypast; Page Host: findmypast.co.uk; URL (Transcript): https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=GBC/1841/0013477241. - (extracted using ORA (Online Registry Assistant)).
Census-1841-ENG-Dowling-Ruth-1791-Hampshire-Stockbridge
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Citation Detail: Census for SPENCER, HENRY C household of Stockbridge, 2 Stockbridge, Hampshire, England; Enumeration district: 6; Archive reference: RG09; Piece number: 688; Folio: 87; Page: 18; Schedule: 110; Record ID: GBC/1861/0004391038; First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Sex Age Birth year Occupation Birth place Henry C Spencer Head Widower Male 60 1801 Butchers & grocer Andover, Hampshire, England Henry C Spencer Junior Son Unmarried Male 34 1827 Butchers & grocers son Stockbridge, Hampshire, England Ann M Dowling Niece Unmarried Female 16 1846 Assistant grocer Houghton, Hampshire, England William Dowling Nephew - Male 14 1847 Assistant grocer Longstock, Hampshire, England John Dowling Brother in law - Male 45 1816 ... keeper Longstock, Hampshire, England Amy Dowling Aunt - Female 84 1777 Independent Hampshire, England Jane Dowling Sister in law - Female 47 1814 Independent Longstock, Hampshire, England Charlotte Dowling Sister in law - Female 46 1815 Sempstress Stockbridge, Hampshire, England Frederick Dowling Son in law - Male 11 1850 Scholar Longstock, Hampshire, England,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for the Dowling One-Name Study on 11 March 2026, using the Page Service: Findmypast; Page Host: findmypast.co.uk; URL (Transcript): https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=GBC/1861/0004391038. - (extracted using ORA (Online Registry Assistant)).
Census-1861-ENG-Spencer-Henry-C-1801-Hampshire-Stockbridge-A
Ruth Faithfull1
F, #25255, b. 1800, d. 1838
Pedigree Link
Vital Facts
| Birth | Ruth Faithfull was born in 1800 in Andover, Andover, Hampshire, England. |
| Marriage | She and Henry Cole Spencer were married on 22 May 1816 in Longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England, Anglican / Church of England parish of Longstock.1 |
| Death | She died in 1838, in Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG. |
Census Summary
Events - Chronological (including alternatives)
1796
Birth
1796 | Hampshire, EnglandG Ruth Faithfull was born in 1796 in Hampshire, England
G. Note: Hampshire.
1800
Birth
1800 | Andover, Andover, Hampshire, England
1801~1
TIMELINE
1 January 1801 | United Kingdom
Acts of Union unite Great Britain and Ireland. Creates the United Kingdom; affects legal and administrative records. in United Kingdom on 1 January 1801.
1801~1
TIMELINE
2 April 1801 | Copenhagen, Denmark
Battle of Copenhagen. British naval victory under Admiral Nelson; impacts military enlistment and pension records. in Copenhagen, Denmark, on 2 April 1801.
1802~2
TIMELINE
1802 | United Kingdom
Factory Act introduced. Begins regulation of child labour; early shift in working-class family dynamics. in United Kingdom on 1802.
1802~2
TIMELINE
1802 | United Kingdom
Treaty of Amiens signed. Temporary peace with France; military families experience brief respite from war. in United Kingdom on 1802.
1803~3
TIMELINE
1803 | United Kingdom
War resumes with France. Napoleonic conflict reignites; enlistment and wartime disruption affect households. in United Kingdom on 1803.
1805~5
TIMELINE
21 October 1805 | Cape Trafalgar, Spain
Battle of Trafalgar. Major British naval victory; Admiral Nelson dies. Widows and dependents appear in naval pension records. in Cape Trafalgar, Spain, on 21 October 1805.
1806~6
TIMELINE
1806 | United Kingdom
Beaufort Scale introduced. Standardises wind measurement; maritime and agricultural communities begin using it. in United Kingdom on 1806.
1807~7
TIMELINE
1807 | United Kingdom
Slave Trade Act passed. Abolishes slave trade in British Empire; impacts shipping records and abolitionist movements. in United Kingdom on 1807.
1808~8
TIMELINE
1808 | Spain
Peninsular War begins. British troops deployed to Spain; families affected by military service and correspondence. in Spain on 1808.
1809~9
TIMELINE
1809 | Corunna, Spain
Battle of Corunna. British forces retreat; General Sir John Moore killed. Military records reflect casualties and pensions. in Corunna, Spain, on 1809.
1810~10
TIMELINE
1810 | United Kingdom
Prince of Wales becomes Prince Regent. Regency era begins; cultural and political shifts affect public life. in United Kingdom on 1810.
1811~11
TIMELINE
1811 | Yorkshire & Nottinghamshire, England
Luddite riots erupt. Workers destroy textile machinery; criminal records and newspaper reports document unrest. in Yorkshire & Nottinghamshire, England, on 1811.
1812~12
TIMELINE
1812 | United Kingdom
War declared with United States. British-American conflict affects naval and merchant families. in United Kingdom on 1812.
1813~13
TIMELINE
1813 | Vittoria, Spain
Battle of Vittoria. British victory under Wellington; military promotions and casualties recorded in service documents. in Vittoria, Spain, on 1813.
1815~15
TIMELINE
18 June 1815 | Waterloo, Belgium
Battle of Waterloo. Final defeat of Napoleon; widespread impact on veterans, pensions, and national identity. in Waterloo, Belgium, on 18 June 1815.
1816~16
22 May 1816 | Longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
Age 21
Birth on 26 November 1794 | Andover, Andover, Hampshire, England
Death: on 1 July 1872 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
GShe and
Henry Cole Spencer were married on 22 May 1816 in Longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England, Anglican / Church of England parish of Longstock.
1816~16
Religious Affiliation
Anglican / Church of England (Protestant) on 22 May 1816 in England
G.
1816~16
Residence
22 May 1816 | Longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
Detail: (at marriage to Henry Cole Spencer.)
1817~17
TIMELINE
1817 | Manchester, England
Blanket protests and economic unrest. Workers demand relief; local newspapers and court records document events. in Manchester, England, on 1817.
1819~19
TIMELINE
16 August 1819 | St Peter’s Field, Manchester, England
Peterloo Massacre. Cavalry charge into peaceful protestors; deaths and injuries recorded in parish and legal records. in St Peter’s Field, Manchester, England, on 16 August 1819.
1820~20
TIMELINE
29 January 1820 | United Kingdom
King George IV ascends the throne. Regency ends; national mourning and succession ceremonies documented in newspapers. in United Kingdom on 29 January 1820.
1820~20
TIMELINE
23 February 1820 | London, EnglandG Cato Street Conspiracy uncovered. Plot to assassinate Cabinet; conspirators tried and executed for treason. in London, England
G, on 23 February 1820.
1823~23
TIMELINE
1823 | United Kingdom
Gaols Act passed. Begins reform of prison conditions; impacts records of incarceration and penal reform in county archives. in United Kingdom on 1823.
1824~24
TIMELINE
1824 | United Kingdom
Repeal of the Combination Acts. Legalises trade unions and collective bargaining; working-class organisation begins to appear. in United Kingdom on 1824.
1825~25
TIMELINE
1825 | United Kingdom
Stock market crash triggers economic downturn. Bank failures and unemployment affect families across industrial towns. in United Kingdom on 1825.
1826~26
TIMELINE
1826 | United Kingdom
Bankruptcy Act passed. Simplifies procedures for debt resolution; impacts small traders and artisans in urban centres. in United Kingdom on 1826.
1828~28
TIMELINE
1828 | United Kingdom
Repeal of Test and Corporation Acts. Opens public office to non-Anglicans; impacts civic participation and religious records. in United Kingdom on 1828.
1829~29
TIMELINE
1829 | United Kingdom
Catholic Emancipation Act passed. Roman Catholics permitted to sit in Parliament; affects political and religious dynamics. in United Kingdom on 1829.
1830~30
TIMELINE
1830 | United Kingdom
William IV becomes king. Political reform debates intensify; succession ceremonies and mourning reflected in parish records. in United Kingdom on 1830.
1831~31
TIMELINE
1831 | Southern England
Swing Riots erupt. Agricultural labourers protest mechanisation; many arrested or transported. in Southern England on 1831.
1832~32
TIMELINE
7 June 1832 | United Kingdom
Reform Act passed. Expands voting rights to middle-class men; reshapes political districts and civic records. in United Kingdom on 7 June 1832.
1833~33
TIMELINE
1833 | United Kingdom
Factory Act passed. Limits child labour and mandates schooling; impacts working children and school attendance. in United Kingdom on 1833.
1834~34
TIMELINE
1834 | United Kingdom
Poor Law Amendment Act passed. Creates workhouses and centralised relief; major shift in parish and family support. in United Kingdom on 1834.
1837~37
TIMELINE
20 June 1837 | United Kingdom
Queen Victoria as in United Kingdom on 20 June 1837.
1837~37
TIMELINE
1 July 1837 | England and Wales
Civil Registration begins. Births, marriages, and deaths now officially recorded hitherto information only availabe via religious parish records. in England and Wales on 1 July 1837.
1841
Census
7 June 1841 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Enumerated on the census as Age: 45; Marital status: Not Stated; Relation to Head: Not Stated.
1841
Residence
7 June 1841 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Detail: (946) High Street, Sub district: Stockbridge.
Events - Death & Burial
1838~38
Death
1838 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG
Facts - Non-Chronological
National Origin
The national origin of Ruth Faithfull was English.
Reference Number
In the Dowling One-Name Study Ruth Faithfull has the reference number 25255.
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Citation Detail: Marriage of SPENCER, HENRY COLE to RUTH FAITHFULL in Longstock parish, Hampshire, England, on 22-May-1816; Longstock; Record ID: GBPRS/M/810065771/1,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for the Dowling One-Name Study on 11 March 2026, using the Page Service: Findmypast; Page Host: findmypast.co.uk; URL (Transcript): https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=GBPRS/M/810065771/1. - (extracted using ORA (Online Registry Assistant)).
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Citation Detail: Census for SPENCER, HENRY household of , Stockbridge, Hampshire, England; Archive reference: HO107, Piece number: 384, Schedule: 946; Record ID: GBC/1841/0013477241; First name(s) Last name Sex Age Birth year Birth place Henry Spencer Male 45 1796 Hampshire, England Ruth Spencer Female 45 1796 Hampshire, England Henry Spencer Male 14 1827 Hampshire, England James Spencer Male 12 1829 Hampshire, England William Spencer Male 6 1835 Hampshire, England Ann Smith Female 30 1811 Hampshire, England Dianna Atkins Female 15 1826 Hampshire, England,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for the Dowling One-Name Study on 11 March 2026, using the Page Service: Findmypast; Page Host: findmypast.co.uk; URL (Transcript): https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=GBC/1841/0013477241. - (extracted using ORA (Online Registry Assistant)).
Census-1841-ENG-Dowling-Ruth-1791-Hampshire-Stockbridge
Henry Cole Spencer1
M, #25256, b. 1826, d. 4 December 1895
Pedigree Link
Vital Facts
| Birth | Henry Cole Spencer was born in 1826 in Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG. |
| Marriage | He and Ann Pyle were married on 30 April 1867 in Catherington, Hampshire, England. |
| Death | He died on 4 December 1895, in Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG. |
Census Summary
Events - Chronological (including alternatives)
1823
Birth
1823 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Henry Cole Spencer was born in 1823 in Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
G. Note: Stockbridge, Hampshire.
1826
Birth
1826 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG 1827
Birth
1827 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG He was born in 1827 in Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
G. Note: Hampshire.
1828~2
TIMELINE
1828 | United Kingdom
Repeal of Test and Corporation Acts. Opens public office to non-Anglicans; impacts civic participation and religious records. in United Kingdom on 1828.
1829~3
TIMELINE
1829 | United Kingdom
Catholic Emancipation Act passed. Roman Catholics permitted to sit in Parliament; affects political and religious dynamics. in United Kingdom on 1829.
1830~4
TIMELINE
1830 | United Kingdom
William IV becomes king. Political reform debates intensify; succession ceremonies and mourning reflected in parish records. in United Kingdom on 1830.
1831~5
TIMELINE
1831 | Southern England
Swing Riots erupt. Agricultural labourers protest mechanisation; many arrested or transported. in Southern England on 1831.
1832~6
TIMELINE
7 June 1832 | United Kingdom
Reform Act passed. Expands voting rights to middle-class men; reshapes political districts and civic records. in United Kingdom on 7 June 1832.
1833~7
TIMELINE
1833 | United Kingdom
Factory Act passed. Limits child labour and mandates schooling; impacts working children and school attendance. in United Kingdom on 1833.
1834~8
TIMELINE
1834 | United Kingdom
Poor Law Amendment Act passed. Creates workhouses and centralised relief; major shift in parish and family support. in United Kingdom on 1834.
1837~11
TIMELINE
20 June 1837 | United Kingdom
Queen Victoria ascends the throne. Start of Victorian era; cultural and social shifts begin to shape family life. in United Kingdom on 20 June 1837.
1837~11
TIMELINE
1 July 1837 | England and Wales
Civil Registration begins. Births, marriages, and deaths now officially recorded hitherto information only availabe via religious parish records. in England and Wales on 1 July 1837.
1840~14
TIMELINE
1 May 1840 | United Kingdom
Penny Black issued. First adhesive postage stamp; communication becomes more accessible to ordinary families. in United Kingdom on 1 May 1840.
1841~15
TIMELINE
4 January 1841 | Isles of Scilly, EnglandG Storms of 41: SS Thames wrecked in storm; 61 lives lost. One of many shipwrecks that day; maritime tragedies documented in newspapers and parish records. in Isles of Scilly, England
G, on 4 January 1841.
1841~15
Residence
7 June 1841 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Detail: (946) High Street, Sub district: Stockbridge.
1841~15
Census
7 June 1841 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Enumerated on the census as Age: 14; Marital status: Not Stated; Relation to Head: Not Stated.
1842~16
TIMELINE
1842 | Manchester, Lancashire, EnglandG Plug Plot Riots erupt during Chartist protests. Economic hardship and political unrest affect industrial communities. in Manchester, Lancashire, England
G, on 1842.
1842~16
TIMELINE
1842 | United Kingdom
Mines and Collieries Act passed. Bans employment of women and children under 10 in underground mines; impacts working-class families. in United Kingdom on 1842.
1843~17
TIMELINE
1843 | United Kingdom
Income Tax reintroduced by Robert Peel. Affects middle-class households and government revenue; debated in newspapers and Parliament. in United Kingdom on 1843.
1844~18
TIMELINE
1844 | United Kingdom
Factory Act limits working hours for women and children. School attendance encouraged; census records begin to reflect changing child labour patterns. in United Kingdom on 1844.
1845~19
TIMELINE
1845 | United Kingdom
Railway boom peaks. Expansion of railways transforms travel, employment, and migration patterns; census entries reflect new occupations. in United Kingdom on 1845.
TIMELINE
Between 1845 and 1852 | United Kingdom
Great Famine devastates Ireland. Mass starvation and emigration; many Irish families immigrate to England (Ireland was then part of the United Kingdom). in United Kingdom on between 1845 and 1852.
1846~20
TIMELINE
1846 | United Kingdom
Corn Laws repealed. Food prices begin to fall; working-class families benefit, though rural farmers face economic shifts. in United Kingdom on 1846.
1847~21
TIMELINE
1847 | United Kingdom
Ten Hours Act passed. Limits factory workday for women and children to 10 hours; impacts employment and schooling. in United Kingdom on 1847.
1848~22
TIMELINE
Chartist rally on Kennington Common. Largest political demonstration of the era; working-class political engagement peaks. in London, England
G, on 1848.
1849~23
TIMELINE
1849 | United Kingdom
Cholera epidemic spreads. High mortality in urban areas; parish burial records and census gaps reflect impact on families. in United Kingdom on 1849.
1850~24
TIMELINE
1850 | United Kingdom
Public Health Act passed. Local boards of health established; sanitation improves slowly in urban districts. in United Kingdom on 1850.
1851~25
Residence
30 March 1851 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Detail: (106) High Street, Stockbridge.
1851~25
Occupation
30 March 1851 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Butcher.
1851~25
Census
30 March 1851 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Enumerated on the census as Age: 28; Marital status: Unmarried; Relation to Head: Son.
1851~25
TIMELINE
1 May 1851 | Hyde Park, London, England
Great Exhibition opens in Crystal Palace. Showcases industrial innovation; many families travel or work in connection with the event. in Hyde Park, London, England, on 1 May 1851.
1852~26
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1852 | United Kingdom
Public Libraries Act passed. Enables local authorities to establish free libraries; literacy and access to information begin to expand for working families. in United Kingdom on 1852.
1853~27
TIMELINE
1853 | United Kingdom
Gladstone’s budget reforms reduce duties and aim to abolish income tax; economic shifts affect tradespeople and small businesses. in United Kingdom on 1853.
1853~27
TIMELINE
1853 | United Kingdom
Vaccination Act strengthens enforcement of smallpox vaccination for infants; parish records begin to reflect compliance and resistance. in United Kingdom on 1853.
TIMELINE
Between 1854 and 1856 | Crimea, UkraineG Crimean War fought. British soldiers deployed; families affected by enlistment, casualties, and Florence Nightingale’s nursing reforms. in Crimea, Ukraine
G, on between 1854 and 1856.
1855~29
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1855 | Scotland
General Register Office for Scotland established. Civil registration and census administration now managed separately from England and Wales. in Scotland on 1855.
1855~29
TIMELINE
1855 | United Kingdom
Stamp Duty on newspapers abolished. Working-class readership expands; local news and obituaries become more accessible. in United Kingdom on 1855.
1856~30
TIMELINE
30 March 1856 | United Kingdom
Peace declared in Crimea. Veterans return home; pension records and military service entries begin to appear in parish documentation. in United Kingdom on 30 March 1856.
1856~30
TIMELINE
11 November 1856 | United Kingdom
Henry Bessemer patents steel-making process. Industrial expansion accelerates; employment shifts in manufacturing towns. in United Kingdom on 11 November 1856.
1857~31
TIMELINE
1857 | South Kensington, Kensington & Chelsea, London, England
South Kensington Museum founded (later Victoria and Albert Museum). Cultural access expands; families visit or work in museum-related trades. in South Kensington, Kensington & Chelsea, London, England, on 1857.
1858~32
TIMELINE
1858 | United Kingdom
Government assumes control of India from East India Company. Public interest in empire grows; some families affected by military or colonial service. in United Kingdom on 1858.
1859~33
TIMELINE
1859 | United Kingdom
Liberal Party formed under Palmerston. Political reform movements gain traction; working-class engagement increases in urban areas. in United Kingdom on 1859.
1859~33
TIMELINE
1859 | United Kingdom
Charles Darwin publishes *On the Origin of Species*. Public debate begins; intellectual shifts influence education and religious communities. in United Kingdom on 1859.
1860~34
TIMELINE
1860 | France
Cobden–Chevalier Treaty signed. Free trade agreement with France; economic impact on textile and agricultural sectors. in France on 1860.
1861~35
Occupation
7 April 1861 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Butchers & grocers son.
1861~35
Census
7 April 1861 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Enumerated on the census as Age: 34; Marital status: Unmarried; Relationship to Head: Son.
1861~35
Residence
7 April 1861 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Detail: (110) High Street, 2 Stockbridge.
1867~41
30 April 1867 | Catherington, Hampshire, England
Age ~39
Birth in 1828 | Farlington, Hampshire, England
GDeath: in January 1894 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
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Events - Death & Burial
1895~69
Death
4 December 1895 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG
Facts - Non-Chronological
National Origin
The national origin of Henry Cole Spencer was English.
Reference Number
In the Dowling One-Name Study Henry Cole Spencer has the reference number 25256.
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Citation Detail: Census for SPENCER, HENRY COLE household of Stockbridge, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England; Enumeration district: 3; Archive reference: HO107; Piece number: 1672; Folio: 184; Page: 32; , Schedule: 106; Record ID: GBC/1851/0006609358; First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Sex Age Birth year Occupation Birth place Henry Cole Spencer Head Married Male 56 1795 Butcher grocer & c Longstock, Hampshire, England Mary Spencer Wife Married Female 44 1807 - Longstock, Hampshire, England Henry Cole Spencer Son Unmarried Male 28 1823 Butcher Stockbridge, Hampshire, England,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for the Dowling One-Name Study on 11 March 2026, using the Page Service: Findmypast; Page Host: findmypast.co.uk; URL (Transcript): https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=GBC/1851/0006609358. - (extracted using ORA (Online Registry Assistant)).
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Citation Detail: Census for SPENCER, HENRY household of , Stockbridge, Hampshire, England; Archive reference: HO107, Piece number: 384, Schedule: 946; Record ID: GBC/1841/0013477241; First name(s) Last name Sex Age Birth year Birth place Henry Spencer Male 45 1796 Hampshire, England Ruth Spencer Female 45 1796 Hampshire, England Henry Spencer Male 14 1827 Hampshire, England James Spencer Male 12 1829 Hampshire, England William Spencer Male 6 1835 Hampshire, England Ann Smith Female 30 1811 Hampshire, England Dianna Atkins Female 15 1826 Hampshire, England,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for the Dowling One-Name Study on 11 March 2026, using the Page Service: Findmypast; Page Host: findmypast.co.uk; URL (Transcript): https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=GBC/1841/0013477241. - (extracted using ORA (Online Registry Assistant)).
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Citation Detail: Census for SPENCER, HENRY C household of Stockbridge, 2 Stockbridge, Hampshire, England; Enumeration district: 6; Archive reference: RG09; Piece number: 688; Folio: 87; Page: 18; Schedule: 110; Record ID: GBC/1861/0004391038; First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Sex Age Birth year Occupation Birth place Henry C Spencer Head Widower Male 60 1801 Butchers & grocer Andover, Hampshire, England Henry C Spencer Junior Son Unmarried Male 34 1827 Butchers & grocers son Stockbridge, Hampshire, England Ann M Dowling Niece Unmarried Female 16 1846 Assistant grocer Houghton, Hampshire, England William Dowling Nephew - Male 14 1847 Assistant grocer Longstock, Hampshire, England John Dowling Brother in law - Male 45 1816 ... keeper Longstock, Hampshire, England Amy Dowling Aunt - Female 84 1777 Independent Hampshire, England Jane Dowling Sister in law - Female 47 1814 Independent Longstock, Hampshire, England Charlotte Dowling Sister in law - Female 46 1815 Sempstress Stockbridge, Hampshire, England Frederick Dowling Son in law - Male 11 1850 Scholar Longstock, Hampshire, England,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for the Dowling One-Name Study on 11 March 2026, using the Page Service: Findmypast; Page Host: findmypast.co.uk; URL (Transcript): https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=GBC/1861/0004391038. - (extracted using ORA (Online Registry Assistant)).
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Ann Pyle
F, #25257, b. 1828, d. January 1894
Pedigree Link
Vital Facts
| Birth | Ann Pyle was born in 1828 in Farlington, Hampshire, EnglandG. |
| Marriage | She and Henry Cole Spencer were married on 30 April 1867 in Catherington, Hampshire, England. |
| Death | She died in January 1894, in Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG. |
Events - Chronological (including alternatives)
1828
Birth
1828 | Farlington, Hampshire, EnglandG 1867~39
30 April 1867 | Catherington, Hampshire, England
Age ~41
Birth in 1826 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
GDeath: on 4 December 1895 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
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Events - Death & Burial
1894~66
Death
January 1894 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG
Facts - Non-Chronological
Reference Number
In the Dowling One-Name Study Ann Pyle has the reference number 25257.
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James Spencer1
M, #25258, b. 1829, d. DECEASED
Pedigree Link
Vital Facts
| Death | James Spencer died DECEASED. |
| Birth | He was born in 1829 in Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG.1 |
Census Summary
Events - Chronological (including alternatives)
1829
Birth
1829 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG 1830
TIMELINE
1830 | United Kingdom
William IV becomes king. Political reform debates intensify; succession ceremonies and mourning reflected in parish records. in United Kingdom on 1830.
1831
TIMELINE
1831 | Southern England
Swing Riots erupt. Agricultural labourers protest mechanisation; many arrested or transported. in Southern England on 1831.
1832
TIMELINE
7 June 1832 | United Kingdom
Reform Act passed. Expands voting rights to middle-class men; reshapes political districts and civic records. in United Kingdom on 7 June 1832.
1833
TIMELINE
1833 | United Kingdom
Factory Act passed. Limits child labour and mandates schooling; impacts working children and school attendance. in United Kingdom on 1833.
1834
TIMELINE
1834 | United Kingdom
Poor Law Amendment Act passed. Creates workhouses and centralised relief; major shift in parish and family support. in United Kingdom on 1834.
1837
TIMELINE
20 June 1837 | United Kingdom
Queen Victoria ascends the throne. Start of Victorian era; cultural and social shifts begin to shape family life. in United Kingdom on 20 June 1837.
1837
TIMELINE
1 July 1837 | England and Wales
Civil Registration begins. Births, marriages, and deaths now officially recorded hitherto information only availabe via religious parish records. in England and Wales on 1 July 1837.
1840
TIMELINE
1 May 1840 | United Kingdom
Penny Black issued. First adhesive postage stamp; communication becomes more accessible to ordinary families. in United Kingdom on 1 May 1840.
1841
TIMELINE
4 January 1841 | Isles of Scilly, EnglandG Storms of 41: SS Thames wrecked in storm; 61 lives lost. One of many shipwrecks that day; maritime tragedies documented in newspapers and parish records. in Isles of Scilly, England
G, on 4 January 1841.
1841
Census
7 June 1841 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Enumerated on the census as Age: 12; Marital status: Not Stated; Relation to Head: Not Stated.
1841
Residence
7 June 1841 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Detail: (946) High Street, Sub district: Stockbridge.
Events - Death & Burial
Facts - Non-Chronological
National Origin
The national origin of James Spencer was English.
Reference Number
In the Dowling One-Name Study James Spencer has the reference number 25258.
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Citation Detail: Census for SPENCER, HENRY household of , Stockbridge, Hampshire, England; Archive reference: HO107, Piece number: 384, Schedule: 946; Record ID: GBC/1841/0013477241; First name(s) Last name Sex Age Birth year Birth place Henry Spencer Male 45 1796 Hampshire, England Ruth Spencer Female 45 1796 Hampshire, England Henry Spencer Male 14 1827 Hampshire, England James Spencer Male 12 1829 Hampshire, England William Spencer Male 6 1835 Hampshire, England Ann Smith Female 30 1811 Hampshire, England Dianna Atkins Female 15 1826 Hampshire, England,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for the Dowling One-Name Study on 11 March 2026, using the Page Service: Findmypast; Page Host: findmypast.co.uk; URL (Transcript): https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=GBC/1841/0013477241. - (extracted using ORA (Online Registry Assistant)).
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William Spencer1
M, #25259, b. 1835, d. DECEASED
Pedigree Link
Vital Facts
| Death | William Spencer died DECEASED. |
| Birth | He was born in 1835 in Hampshire, EnglandG.1 |
Census Summary
Events - Chronological (including alternatives)
1835
Birth
1835 | Hampshire, EnglandG 1837
TIMELINE
20 June 1837 | United Kingdom
Queen Victoria ascends the throne. Start of Victorian era; cultural and social shifts begin to shape family life. in United Kingdom on 20 June 1837.
1837
TIMELINE
1 July 1837 | England and Wales
Civil Registration begins. Births, marriages, and deaths now officially recorded hitherto information only availabe via religious parish records. in England and Wales on 1 July 1837.
1840
TIMELINE
1 May 1840 | United Kingdom
Penny Black issued. First adhesive postage stamp; communication becomes more accessible to ordinary families. in United Kingdom on 1 May 1840.
1841
TIMELINE
4 January 1841 | Isles of Scilly, EnglandG Storms of 41: SS Thames wrecked in storm; 61 lives lost. One of many shipwrecks that day; maritime tragedies documented in newspapers and parish records. in Isles of Scilly, England
G, on 4 January 1841.
1841
Census
7 June 1841 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Enumerated on the census as Age: 6; Marital status: Not Stated; Relation to Head: Not Stated.
1841
Residence
7 June 1841 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Detail: (946) High Street, Sub district: Stockbridge.
Events - Death & Burial
Facts - Non-Chronological
National Origin
The national origin of William Spencer was English.
Reference Number
In the Dowling One-Name Study William Spencer has the reference number 25259.
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Citation Detail: Census for SPENCER, HENRY household of , Stockbridge, Hampshire, England; Archive reference: HO107, Piece number: 384, Schedule: 946; Record ID: GBC/1841/0013477241; First name(s) Last name Sex Age Birth year Birth place Henry Spencer Male 45 1796 Hampshire, England Ruth Spencer Female 45 1796 Hampshire, England Henry Spencer Male 14 1827 Hampshire, England James Spencer Male 12 1829 Hampshire, England William Spencer Male 6 1835 Hampshire, England Ann Smith Female 30 1811 Hampshire, England Dianna Atkins Female 15 1826 Hampshire, England,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for the Dowling One-Name Study on 11 March 2026, using the Page Service: Findmypast; Page Host: findmypast.co.uk; URL (Transcript): https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=GBC/1841/0013477241. - (extracted using ORA (Online Registry Assistant)).
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John Cole Spencer
M, #25260, d. DECEASED
Pedigree Link
Vital Facts
| Death | John Cole Spencer died DECEASED. |
Census Summary
Events - Chronological (including alternatives)
Events - Death & Burial
Facts - Non-Chronological
Reference Number
In the Dowling One-Name Study John Cole Spencer has the reference number 25260.
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Citation Detail: Marriage of WHITTICK OR DOWLING, MARY to HENRY COLE SPENCER in Stockbridge, Hampshire, England, on 1849; 1849; Record ID: R_843015931/2,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for the Dowling One-Name Study on 11 March 2026, using the Page Service: Findmypast; Page Host: findmypast.co.uk; Page Title: "Record Transcription: Hampshire Marriages | findmypast.co.uk"; URL (Transcript): https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=R_843015931/2. - (extracted using ORA (Online Registry Assistant)).
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Citation Detail: Baptism of SPENCER, HENRY COLE in, Hampshire, England John & Sarah Spencer; Record ID: R_863755614,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for the Dowling One-Name Study on 11 March 2026, using the Page Service: Findmypast; Page Host: findmypast.co.uk; URL (Transcript): https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=R_863755614. - (extracted using ORA (Online Registry Assistant)).
Sarah (Unknown)1
F, #25261, d. DECEASED
Pedigree Link
Vital Facts
| Death | Sarah (Unknown) died DECEASED. |
Events - Death & Burial
Facts - Non-Chronological
Reference Number
In the Dowling One-Name Study Sarah (Unknown) has the reference number 25261.
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Citation Detail: Baptism of SPENCER, HENRY COLE in, Hampshire, England John & Sarah Spencer; Record ID: R_863755614,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for the Dowling One-Name Study on 11 March 2026, using the Page Service: Findmypast; Page Host: findmypast.co.uk; URL (Transcript): https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=R_863755614. - (extracted using ORA (Online Registry Assistant)).
Amy Dowling1,2,3
F, #25262, b. 1778, d. DECEASED
Pedigree Link
Vital Facts
| Death | Amy Dowling died DECEASED. |
| Birth | She was born in 1778 in King's Somborne, Hampshire, EnglandG.1 |
Census Summary
Events - Chronological (including alternatives)
1777
Birth
1777 | King's Somborne, Hampshire, EnglandG Amy Dowling was born in 1777 in King's Somborne, Hampshire, England
G. Note: Kings Somborne, Hampshire.
1778
Birth
1778 | King's Somborne, Hampshire, EnglandG 1781
Birth
1781 | Hampshire, EnglandG She was born in 1781 in Hampshire, England
G. Note: Hampshire.
1801
TIMELINE
1 January 1801 | United Kingdom
Acts of Union unite Great Britain and Ireland. Creates the United Kingdom; affects legal and administrative records. in United Kingdom on 1 January 1801.
1801
TIMELINE
2 April 1801 | Copenhagen, Denmark
Battle of Copenhagen. British naval victory under Admiral Nelson; impacts military enlistment and pension records. in Copenhagen, Denmark, on 2 April 1801.
1802
TIMELINE
1802 | United Kingdom
Factory Act introduced. Begins regulation of child labour; early shift in working-class family dynamics. in United Kingdom on 1802.
1802
TIMELINE
1802 | United Kingdom
Treaty of Amiens signed. Temporary peace with France; military families experience brief respite from war. in United Kingdom on 1802.
1803
TIMELINE
1803 | United Kingdom
War resumes with France. Napoleonic conflict reignites; enlistment and wartime disruption affect households. in United Kingdom on 1803.
1805
TIMELINE
21 October 1805 | Cape Trafalgar, Spain
Battle of Trafalgar. Major British naval victory; Admiral Nelson dies. Widows and dependents appear in naval pension records. in Cape Trafalgar, Spain, on 21 October 1805.
1806
TIMELINE
1806 | United Kingdom
Beaufort Scale introduced. Standardises wind measurement; maritime and agricultural communities begin using it. in United Kingdom on 1806.
1807
TIMELINE
1807 | United Kingdom
Slave Trade Act passed. Abolishes slave trade in British Empire; impacts shipping records and abolitionist movements. in United Kingdom on 1807.
1808
TIMELINE
1808 | Spain
Peninsular War begins. British troops deployed to Spain; families affected by military service and correspondence. in Spain on 1808.
1809
TIMELINE
1809 | Corunna, Spain
Battle of Corunna. British forces retreat; General Sir John Moore killed. Military records reflect casualties and pensions. in Corunna, Spain, on 1809.
1810
TIMELINE
1810 | United Kingdom
Prince of Wales becomes Prince Regent. Regency era begins; cultural and political shifts affect public life. in United Kingdom on 1810.
1811
TIMELINE
1811 | Yorkshire & Nottinghamshire, England
Luddite riots erupt. Workers destroy textile machinery; criminal records and newspaper reports document unrest. in Yorkshire & Nottinghamshire, England, on 1811.
1812
TIMELINE
1812 | United Kingdom
War declared with United States. British-American conflict affects naval and merchant families. in United Kingdom on 1812.
1813
TIMELINE
1813 | Vittoria, Spain
Battle of Vittoria. British victory under Wellington; military promotions and casualties recorded in service documents. in Vittoria, Spain, on 1813.
1815
TIMELINE
18 June 1815 | Waterloo, Belgium
Battle of Waterloo. Final defeat of Napoleon; widespread impact on veterans, pensions, and national identity. in Waterloo, Belgium, on 18 June 1815.
1817
TIMELINE
1817 | Manchester, England
Blanket protests and economic unrest. Workers demand relief; local newspapers and court records document events. in Manchester, England, on 1817.
1819
TIMELINE
16 August 1819 | St Peter’s Field, Manchester, England
Peterloo Massacre. Cavalry charge into peaceful protestors; deaths and injuries recorded in parish and legal records. in St Peter’s Field, Manchester, England, on 16 August 1819.
1820
TIMELINE
29 January 1820 | United Kingdom
King George IV ascends the throne. Regency ends; national mourning and succession ceremonies documented in newspapers. in United Kingdom on 29 January 1820.
1820
TIMELINE
23 February 1820 | London, EnglandG Cato Street Conspiracy uncovered. Plot to assassinate Cabinet; conspirators tried and executed for treason. in London, England
G, on 23 February 1820.
1823
TIMELINE
1823 | United Kingdom
Gaols Act passed. Begins reform of prison conditions; impacts records of incarceration and penal reform in county archives. in United Kingdom on 1823.
1824
TIMELINE
1824 | United Kingdom
Repeal of the Combination Acts. Legalises trade unions and collective bargaining; working-class organisation begins to appear. in United Kingdom on 1824.
1825
TIMELINE
1825 | United Kingdom
Stock market crash triggers economic downturn. Bank failures and unemployment affect families across industrial towns. in United Kingdom on 1825.
1826
TIMELINE
1826 | United Kingdom
Bankruptcy Act passed. Simplifies procedures for debt resolution; impacts small traders and artisans in urban centres. in United Kingdom on 1826.
1828
TIMELINE
1828 | United Kingdom
Repeal of Test and Corporation Acts. Opens public office to non-Anglicans; impacts civic participation and religious records. in United Kingdom on 1828.
1829
TIMELINE
1829 | United Kingdom
Catholic Emancipation Act passed. Roman Catholics permitted to sit in Parliament; affects political and religious dynamics. in United Kingdom on 1829.
1830
TIMELINE
1830 | United Kingdom
William IV becomes king. Political reform debates intensify; succession ceremonies and mourning reflected in parish records. in United Kingdom on 1830.
1831
TIMELINE
1831 | Southern England
Swing Riots erupt. Agricultural labourers protest mechanisation; many arrested or transported. in Southern England on 1831.
1832
TIMELINE
7 June 1832 | United Kingdom
Reform Act passed. Expands voting rights to middle-class men; reshapes political districts and civic records. in United Kingdom on 7 June 1832.
1833
TIMELINE
1833 | United Kingdom
Factory Act passed. Limits child labour and mandates schooling; impacts working children and school attendance. in United Kingdom on 1833.
1834
TIMELINE
1834 | United Kingdom
Poor Law Amendment Act passed. Creates workhouses and centralised relief; major shift in parish and family support. in United Kingdom on 1834.
1837
TIMELINE
20 June 1837 | United Kingdom
Queen Victoria ascends the throne. in United Kingdom on 20 June 1837.
1837
TIMELINE
1 July 1837 | England and Wales
Civil Registration begins. Births, marriages, and deaths now officially recorded hitherto information only availabe via religious parish records. in England and Wales on 1 July 1837.
1841
Census
7 June 1841 | Hampshire, EnglandG Enumerated on the census as Age: 60; Marital status: Not Stated; Relation to Head: Not Stated.
1841
Residence
7 June 1841 | Hampshire, EnglandG Detail: (937) High Street, Sub district: Stockbridge.
1841
Occupation
7 June 1841 | Hampshire, EnglandG 1842
TIMELINE
1842 | United Kingdom
Mines and Collieries Act passed. Bans employment of women and children under 10 in underground mines; impacts working-class families. in United Kingdom on 1842.
1842
TIMELINE
1842 | Manchester, Lancashire, EnglandG Plug Plot Riots erupt during Chartist protests. Economic hardship and political unrest affect industrial communities. in Manchester, Lancashire, England
G, on 1842.
1843
TIMELINE
1843 | United Kingdom
Income Tax reintroduced by Robert Peel. Affects middle-class households and government revenue; debated in newspapers and Parliament. in United Kingdom on 1843.
1844
TIMELINE
1844 | United Kingdom
Factory Act limits working hours for women and children. School attendance encouraged; census records begin to reflect changing child labour patterns. in United Kingdom on 1844.
1845
TIMELINE
1845 | United Kingdom
Railway boom peaks. Expansion of railways transforms travel, employment, and migration patterns; census entries reflect new occupations. in United Kingdom on 1845.
TIMELINE
Between 1845 and 1852 | United Kingdom
Great Famine devastates Ireland. Mass starvation and emigration; many Irish families immigrate to England (Ireland was then part of the United Kingdom). in United Kingdom on between 1845 and 1852.
1846
TIMELINE
1846 | United Kingdom
Corn Laws repealed. Food prices begin to fall; working-class families benefit, though rural farmers face economic shifts. in United Kingdom on 1846.
1847
TIMELINE
1847 | United Kingdom
Ten Hours Act passed. Limits factory workday for women and children to 10 hours; impacts employment and schooling. in United Kingdom on 1847.
1848
TIMELINE
Chartist rally on Kennington Common. Largest political demonstration of the era; working-class political engagement peaks. in London, England
G, on 1848.
1849
TIMELINE
1849 | United Kingdom
Cholera epidemic spreads. High mortality in urban areas; parish burial records and census gaps reflect impact on families. in United Kingdom on 1849.
1850
TIMELINE
1850 | United Kingdom
Public Health Act passed. Local boards of health established; sanitation improves slowly in urban districts. in United Kingdom on 1850.
1851
Residence
30 March 1851 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Detail: High Street near Waterloo Place.
1851
Census
30 March 1851 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Enumerated on the census as Age: 73; Marital Status: Unmarried; Relation to Head: Sister-in-Law.
1851
TIMELINE
1 May 1851 | Hyde Park, London, England
Great Exhibition opens in Crystal Palace. Showcases industrial innovation; many families travel or work in connection with the event. in Hyde Park, London, England, on 1 May 1851.
1852
TIMELINE
1852 | United Kingdom
Public Libraries Act passed. Enables local authorities to establish free libraries; literacy and access to information begin to expand for working families. in United Kingdom on 1852.
1853
TIMELINE
1853 | United Kingdom
Vaccination Act strengthens enforcement of smallpox vaccination for infants; parish records begin to reflect compliance and resistance. in United Kingdom on 1853.
1853
TIMELINE
1853 | United Kingdom
Gladstone’s budget reforms reduce duties and aim to abolish income tax; economic shifts affect tradespeople and small businesses. in United Kingdom on 1853.
TIMELINE
Between 1854 and 1856 | Crimea, UkraineG Crimean War fought. British soldiers deployed; families affected by enlistment, casualties, and Florence Nightingale’s nursing reforms. in Crimea, Ukraine
G, on between 1854 and 1856.
1855
TIMELINE
1855 | Scotland
General Register Office for Scotland established. Civil registration and census administration now managed separately from England and Wales. in Scotland on 1855.
1855
TIMELINE
1855 | United Kingdom
Stamp Duty on newspapers abolished. Working-class readership expands; local news and obituaries become more accessible. in United Kingdom on 1855.
1856
TIMELINE
30 March 1856 | United Kingdom
Peace declared in Crimea. Veterans return home; pension records and military service entries begin to appear in parish documentation. in United Kingdom on 30 March 1856.
1856
TIMELINE
11 November 1856 | United Kingdom
Henry Bessemer patents steel-making process. Industrial expansion accelerates; employment shifts in manufacturing towns. in United Kingdom on 11 November 1856.
1857
TIMELINE
1857 | South Kensington, Kensington & Chelsea, London, England
South Kensington Museum founded (later Victoria and Albert Museum). Cultural access expands; families visit or work in museum-related trades. in South Kensington, Kensington & Chelsea, London, England, on 1857.
1858
TIMELINE
1858 | United Kingdom
Government assumes control of India from East India Company. Public interest in empire grows; some families affected by military or colonial service. in United Kingdom on 1858.
1859
TIMELINE
1859 | United Kingdom
Liberal Party formed under Palmerston. Political reform movements gain traction; working-class engagement increases in urban areas. in United Kingdom on 1859.
1859
TIMELINE
1859 | United Kingdom
Charles Darwin publishes *On the Origin of Species*. Public debate begins; intellectual shifts influence education and religious communities. in United Kingdom on 1859.
1860
TIMELINE
1860 | France
Cobden–Chevalier Treaty signed. Free trade agreement with France; economic impact on textile and agricultural sectors. in France on 1860.
1861
Census
7 April 1861 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Enumerated on the census as Age: 84; Marital status: -; Relationship to Head: Aunt to Henry Cole Spencer.
1861
Residence
7 April 1861 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Detail: (110) High Street, 2 Stockbridge.
1861
Occupation
7 April 1861 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG Independent.
Events - Death & Burial
Facts - Non-Chronological
National Origin
The national origin of Amy Dowling was English.
Reference Number
In the Dowling One-Name Study Amy Dowling has the reference number 25262.
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Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, RUTH household of High Street, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England; First name(s); Last name; Relationship; Marital Status; Sex; Age; Birth year; Occupation; Birth place; Ruth; Dowling; Head; Widow; Female; 64; 1787; Rent Of Property Mills & C; Hampshire, England; John; Dowling; Son; Unmarried; Male; 33; 1818; -; Longstock, Hampshire, England; Jane; Dowling; Daughter; Unmarried; Female; 35; 1816; -; Longstock, Hampshire, England; Amy; Dowling; Sister-In-Law; Unmarried; Female; 73; 1778; -; Hampshire, England,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for the Dowling One-Name Study 6-May-2020:-
Census-1851-ENG-Dowling-Ruth-1787-Hampshire-Stockbridge.jpg
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Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, RUTH household of High Street, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England; First name(s); Last name; Sex; Age; Birth year; Birth place; Ruth; Dowling; Female; 50; 1791; Hampshire, England; Mary; Dowling; Female; 30; 1811; -; Jane; Dowling; Female; 25; 1816; Hampshire, England; John; Dowling; Male; 23; 1818; Hampshire, England; Amy; Dowling; Female; 60; 1781; Hampshire, England; Harriet; Dowling; Female; 3; 1838; Hampshire, England,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for the Dowling One-Name Study 7-Jun-2020:-
Census-1841-ENG-Dowling-Ruth-1791-Hampshire-Stockbridge
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Citation Detail: Census for SPENCER, HENRY C household of Stockbridge, 2 Stockbridge, Hampshire, England; Enumeration district: 6; Archive reference: RG09; Piece number: 688; Folio: 87; Page: 18; Schedule: 110; Record ID: GBC/1861/0004391038; First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Sex Age Birth year Occupation Birth place Henry C Spencer Head Widower Male 60 1801 Butchers & grocer Andover, Hampshire, England Henry C Spencer Junior Son Unmarried Male 34 1827 Butchers & grocers son Stockbridge, Hampshire, England Ann M Dowling Niece Unmarried Female 16 1846 Assistant grocer Houghton, Hampshire, England William Dowling Nephew - Male 14 1847 Assistant grocer Longstock, Hampshire, England John Dowling Brother in law - Male 45 1816 ... keeper Longstock, Hampshire, England Amy Dowling Aunt - Female 84 1777 Independent Hampshire, England Jane Dowling Sister in law - Female 47 1814 Independent Longstock, Hampshire, England Charlotte Dowling Sister in law - Female 46 1815 Sempstress Stockbridge, Hampshire, England Frederick Dowling Son in law - Male 11 1850 Scholar Longstock, Hampshire, England,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for the Dowling One-Name Study on 11 March 2026, using the Page Service: Findmypast; Page Host: findmypast.co.uk; URL (Transcript): https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=GBC/1861/0004391038. - (extracted using ORA (Online Registry Assistant)).
Census-1861-ENG-Spencer-Henry-C-1801-Hampshire-Stockbridge-A
Elizabeth Dowling1
F, #25263, b. before 4 August 1782, d. April 1857
Pedigree Link
Vital Facts
| Birth | Elizabeth Dowling was born before 4 August 1782 in Longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England. Note: Parish.2 |
| Death | She died in April 1857, in Whitchurch, Hampshire, EnglandG. |
Census Summary
Events - Chronological (including alternatives)
1782
Birth
Before 4 August 1782 | Longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
Elizabeth Dowling was born before 4 August 1782 in Longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England. Note: Parish.
1782
Baptism
4 August 1782 | Longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
She was baptised on 4 August 1782 in Longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England.
1783
Birth
1783 | Upper Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG 1842
TIMELINE
1842 | United Kingdom
Mines and Collieries Act passed. Bans employment of women and children under 10 in underground mines; impacts working-class families. in United Kingdom on 1842.
1842
TIMELINE
1842 | Manchester, Lancashire, EnglandG Plug Plot Riots erupt during Chartist protests. Economic hardship and political unrest affect industrial communities. in Manchester, Lancashire, England
G, on 1842.
1843
TIMELINE
1843 | United Kingdom
Income Tax reintroduced by Robert Peel. Affects middle-class households and government revenue; debated in newspapers and Parliament. in United Kingdom on 1843.
1844
TIMELINE
1844 | United Kingdom
Factory Act limits working hours for women and children. School attendance encouraged; census records begin to reflect changing child labour patterns. in United Kingdom on 1844.
1845
TIMELINE
1845 | United Kingdom
Railway boom peaks. Expansion of railways transforms travel, employment, and migration patterns; census entries reflect new occupations. in United Kingdom on 1845.
TIMELINE
Between 1845 and 1852 | United Kingdom
Great Famine devastates Ireland. Mass starvation and emigration; many Irish families immigrate to England (Ireland was then part of the United Kingdom). in United Kingdom on between 1845 and 1852.
1846
TIMELINE
1846 | United Kingdom
Corn Laws repealed. Food prices begin to fall; working-class families benefit, though rural farmers face economic shifts. in United Kingdom on 1846.
1847
TIMELINE
1847 | United Kingdom
Ten Hours Act passed. Limits factory workday for women and children to 10 hours; impacts employment and schooling. in United Kingdom on 1847.
1848
TIMELINE
Chartist rally on Kennington Common. Largest political demonstration of the era; working-class political engagement peaks. in London, England
G, on 1848.
1849
TIMELINE
1849 | United Kingdom
Cholera epidemic spreads. High mortality in urban areas; parish burial records and census gaps reflect impact on families. in United Kingdom on 1849.
1850
TIMELINE
1850 | United Kingdom
Public Health Act passed. Local boards of health established; sanitation improves slowly in urban districts. in United Kingdom on 1850.
1851
Residence
30 March 1851 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG Detail: (59.)
1851
Census
30 March 1851 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG Enumerated on the census as Age: 68; Marital Status: Unmarried; Relation to Head: Visitor.
1851
Occupation
30 March 1851 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG Fund Holder.
Events - Death & Burial
1857
Death
April 1857 | Whitchurch, Hampshire, EnglandG
Facts - Non-Chronological
National Origin
The national origin of Elizabeth Dowling was English.
Reference Number
In the Dowling One-Name Study Elizabeth Dowling has the reference number 25263.
| Relationship to the site collator Brian Thomas Dowling: | No direct relationship yet found to Brian Thomas Dowling |
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Source Combined Fields: https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=GBC%2F1851%2F4356146%2F00190&parentid=GBC%2F1851%2F0006717416,
Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, ROBERT household of Goodworth Clatford, Andover, Hampshire, England; First name(s); Last name; Relationship; Marital Status; Sex; Age; Birth year; Occupation; Birth place; Robert; Dowling; Head; Married; Male; 63; 1788; Land Proprietor; Hampshire, England; Elizabeth; Dowling; Wife; Married; Female; 51; 1800; -; Hampshire, England; Mary Iriven; Dowling; Daughter; Unmarried; Female; 20; 1831; At Home; Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, England; Sarah; Dowling; Daughter; Unmarried; Female; 16; 1835; At Home; Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, England; Elizabeth; Dowling; Visitor; Unmarried; Female; 68; 1783; Fund Holder; Upper Clatford, Hampshire, England; Susannah; Redgrove; Visitor; Unmarried; Female; 55; 1796; Annuitant; Basingstoke, Hampshire, England; Jane; Hayes; Visitor; Unmarried; Female; 54; 1797; General Servant;Hampshire, England,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for the Dowling One-Name Study 7-Jun-2020:-
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Source Combined Fields: https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=GBPRS%2FB%2F800287963%2F1,
Repository: Internet Service: Find My Past,
Citation Detail: Baptism of DOWLING, ELIZEBETH in Longstock parish, Hampshire, England,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for the Dowling One-Name Study 14-Apr-2020:- 4-Aug-1782; to John & Sarrah Dowling,
Map-ENG-Hampshire-Longstock-CoE-Parish
Thomas Dowling
M, #25264, b. 1783, d. 1817
Pedigree Link
Vital Facts
| Birth | Thomas Dowling was born in 1783 in Longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England. |
| Death | He died in 1817, in Longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England. |
Events - Chronological (including alternatives)
1783
Birth
1783 | Longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
Events - Death & Burial
1817~34
Death
1817 | Longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
Facts - Non-Chronological
Reference Number
In the Dowling One-Name Study Thomas Dowling has the reference number 25264.
| Relationship to the site collator Brian Thomas Dowling: | No direct relationship yet found to Brian Thomas Dowling |
Joseph Dowling1,2,3,4,5,6,7
M, #25265, b. February 1784, d. 9 October 1843
Pedigree Link
Partner: Mary Miles (b. 1785, d. September 1877)
Children:
Vital Facts
| Birth | Joseph Dowling was born in February 1784 in Longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England. |
| Marriage | He and Mary Miles were married on 28 November 1811 in Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG, Clatford-Goodworth.1 |
| Death | He died on 9 October 1843, in Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG.8 |
Census Summary
Events - Chronological (including alternatives)
1784
Birth
February 1784 | Longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
1786
Birth
1786 | Hampshire, EnglandG 181127
28 November 1811 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG Age ~26
Birth in 1785 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, England
GDeath: in September 1877 | Andover, Andover, Hampshire, England
Joseph Dowling and
Mary Miles were married on 28 November 1811 in Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, England
G, Clatford-Goodworth.
181127
Residence
28 November 1811 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG Detail: Parish; Marriage.
181228
Occupation
26 July 1812 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG Labourer.
181228
Residence
26 July 1812 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG Detail: Parish; Baptism of daughter Sarah.
181430
Residence
7 August 1814 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG Detail: Parish; Baptism of son John.
181733
Residence
23 June 1817 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG Detail: Parish; Baptism of daughter Hannah.
182440
Residence
23 May 1824 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG Detail: Parish; Baptism of daughter Elizabeth.
182642
Residence
6 August 1826 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG Detail: Parish; Baptism of son George.
184157
Occupation
7 June 1841 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG Agricultural Labourer.
184157
Residence
7 June 1841 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG Detail: Parish.
184157
Census
7 June 1841 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG Enumerated on the census as Age: 55; Marital Status: APPARENTLY Married; Relation to Head: Head.
Events - Death & Burial
184359
Death
9 October 1843 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG
Facts - Non-Chronological
Reference Number
In the Dowling One-Name Study Joseph Dowling has the reference number 25265.
| Relationship to the site collator Brian Thomas Dowling: | No direct relationship yet found to Brian Thomas Dowling |
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Citation Detail: Marriage of DOWLING, JOSEPH to MARY MILES in Goodworth Clatford parish (Clatford Goodworth), Hampshire, England,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for the Dowling One-Name Study 9-Apr-2020:- 28-Nov-1811; ALSO DUPLICATE AT https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=GBPRS%2FM%2F810049751%2F1 showing marriage on 18-Nov-1811,
Map-ENG-Hampshire-Goodworth-Clatford-Ang-Parish
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Repository: Internet Service: Find My Past,
Citation Detail: Baptism of DOWLING, SARAH in Goodworth Clatford parish (Clatford Goodworth), Hampshire, England,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for the Dowling One-Name Study 9-Apr-2020:- 26-Jul-1812; age: 15 days; to Joshua Dowling & Mary Miles; ALSO DUPLICATE ENTRY IN https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=R_930895935; ALSO https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=GBPRS%2FB%2F800113686%2F1 showing "15 days, nee Miles, lab"; Father's name: "JOSEPH"
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- [S3727] SOURCE (Short):, Title: Anglican / Church of England (Protestant) / Church of England (England, HAMPSHIRE), "Parish BAPTISMS 1538-1975; Hampshire Baptisms Transcripts", Citation Detail: Baptism of DOWLING, JOHN in Goodworth Clatford parish (Clatford Goodworth), Hampshire, England;
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- [S3727] SOURCE (Short):, Title: Anglican / Church of England (Protestant) / Church of England (England, HAMPSHIRE), "Parish BAPTISMS 1538-1975; Hampshire Baptisms Transcripts", Citation Detail: Baptism of DOWLING, HANNAH in Goodworth Clatford parish (Clatford Goodworth), Hampshire, England;
Map-ENG-Hampshire-Goodworth-Clatford-Ang-Parish
- [S3727] SOURCE (Short):, Title: Anglican / Church of England (Protestant) / Church of England (England, HAMPSHIRE), "Parish BAPTISMS 1538-1975; Hampshire Baptisms Transcripts", Citation Detail: Baptism of DOWLING, ELIZABETH in Goodworth Clatford parish (Clatford Goodworth), Hampshire, England;
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- [S3727] SOURCE (Short):, Title: Anglican / Church of England (Protestant) / Church of England (England, HAMPSHIRE), "Parish BAPTISMS 1538-1975; Hampshire Baptisms Transcripts", Citation Detail: Baptism of DOWLING, GEORGE in Goodworth Clatford parish (Clatford Goodworth), Hampshire, England;
Map-ENG-Hampshire-Goodworth-Clatford-Ang-Parish
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Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, JOSEPH household of Goodworth, Goodworth Clatford, Andover, Hampshire, England; Archive reference: HO107; Piece number: 383; Book number: 17; Folio number: 7; Page number: 11,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for the Dowling One-Name Study 13-Apr-2020:- First name(s); Last name; Sex; Age; Birth year; Birth place;
Joseph; Dowling; Male; 55; 1786; Hampshire, England;
Mary; Dowling; Female; 55; 1786; Hampshire, England;
George; Dowling; Male; 14; 1827; Hampshire, England;
Jacob; Hack; Male; 40; 1801; Hampshire, England,
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Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, MARY household of Goodworth Clatford, Andover, Hampshire, England,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for the Dowling One-Name Study 7-Jun-2020:- First name(s); Last name; Relationship; Marital Status; Sex; Age; Birth year; Occupation; Birth place;
Mary; Dowling; Head; Widow; Female; 66; 1785;Thatchers Widow; Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, England;
George; Dowling; Son; Married; Male; 24; 1827; Thatcher; Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, England;
Ann; Dowling; Daughter In Law; Married; Female; 21; 1830; Thatchers Wife; Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, England;
Joseph; Dowling; Grand Son; -; Male; 0; 1851; -; Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, England,
Census-1851-ENG-Dowling-Robert-1788-Hampshire-Goodworth-Clatford
Mary Miles1,2
F, #25266, b. 1785, d. September 1877
Pedigree Link
Partner: Joseph Dowling (b. February 1784, d. 9 October 1843)
Children:
Vital Facts
| Birth | Mary Miles was born in 1785 in Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG.3 |
| Marriage | She and Joseph Dowling were married on 28 November 1811 in Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG, Clatford-Goodworth.1 |
| Death | She died in September 1877, in Andover, Andover, Hampshire, England. |
Census Summary
Events - Chronological (including alternatives)
1785
Birth
1785 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG 1786
Birth
1786 | Hampshire, EnglandG 1787
Birth
May 1787 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG 1811~26
28 November 1811 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG Age 27
Birth in February 1784 | Longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
Death: on 9 October 1843 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, England
GMary Miles and
Joseph Dowling were married on 28 November 1811 in Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, England
G, Clatford-Goodworth.
1811~26
Residence
28 November 1811 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG Detail: Parish; Marriage.
1812~27
Residence
26 July 1812 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG Detail: Parish; Baptism of daughter Sarah.
1814~29
Residence
7 August 1814 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG Detail: Parish; Baptism of son John.
1817~32
Residence
23 June 1817 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG Detail: Parish; Baptism of daughter Hannah.
1824~39
Residence
23 April 1824 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG Detail: Parish; Baptism of daughter Elizabeth.
1826~41
Residence
6 August 1826 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG Detail: Parish; Baptism of son George.
1841~56
Census
7 June 1841 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG Enumerated on the census as Age: 55; Marital Status: APPARENTLY Married; Relation to Head: APPARENTLY Wife.
1841~56
Residence
7 June 1841 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG Detail: Parish.
1851~66
Census
30 March 1851 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG Enumerated on the census as Age: 66; Marital Status: Widowed; Relation to Head: Head.
1851~66
Residence
30 March 1851 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG Detail: (60.)
Occupation
Between 30 March 1851 and 7 April 1861 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG Thatcher's Widow.
1861~76
Census
7 April 1861 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG Enumerated on the census as Age: 75; Marital Status: Widowed; Relation to Head: Mother.
1861~76
Residence
7 April 1861 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG Detail: (10) Village.
1871~86
Residence
2 April 1871 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG Detail: 71 'The Clatford Arms'.
1871~86
Census
2 April 1871 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG Enumerated on the census as Age: 84; Marital Status: Widowed; Relation to Head: Mother.
Events - Death & Burial
1877~92
Death
September 1877 | Andover, Andover, Hampshire, England
Facts - Non-Chronological
Reference Number
In the Dowling One-Name Study Mary Miles has the reference number 25266.
| Relationship to the site collator Brian Thomas Dowling: | No direct relationship yet found to Brian Thomas Dowling |
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Citation Detail: Marriage of DOWLING, JOSEPH to MARY MILES in Goodworth Clatford parish (Clatford Goodworth), Hampshire, England,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for the Dowling One-Name Study 9-Apr-2020:- 28-Nov-1811; ALSO DUPLICATE AT https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=GBPRS%2FM%2F810049751%2F1 showing marriage on 18-Nov-1811,
Map-ENG-Hampshire-Goodworth-Clatford-Ang-Parish
- [S3727] SOURCE: (Full),
Source Combined Fields: https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=R_880012332,
Repository: Internet Service: Find My Past,
Citation Detail: Baptism of DOWLING, SARAH in Goodworth Clatford parish (Clatford Goodworth), Hampshire, England,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for the Dowling One-Name Study 9-Apr-2020:- 26-Jul-1812; age: 15 days; to Joshua Dowling & Mary Miles; ALSO DUPLICATE ENTRY IN https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=R_930895935; ALSO https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=GBPRS%2FB%2F800113686%2F1 showing "15 days, nee Miles, lab"; Father's name: "JOSEPH"
Map-ENG-Hampshire-Goodworth-Clatford-Ang-Parish
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Source Combined Fields: https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=GBC%2F1851%2F4356146%2F00190&parentid=GBC%2F1851%2F0006717416,
Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, MARY household of Goodworth Clatford, Andover, Hampshire, England,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for the Dowling One-Name Study 7-Jun-2020:- First name(s); Last name; Relationship; Marital Status; Sex; Age; Birth year; Occupation; Birth place;
Mary; Dowling; Head; Widow; Female; 66; 1785;Thatchers Widow; Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, England;
George; Dowling; Son; Married; Male; 24; 1827; Thatcher; Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, England;
Ann; Dowling; Daughter In Law; Married; Female; 21; 1830; Thatchers Wife; Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, England;
Joseph; Dowling; Grand Son; -; Male; 0; 1851; -; Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, England,
Census-1851-ENG-Dowling-Robert-1788-Hampshire-Goodworth-Clatford
- [S2930] SOURCE: (Full),
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Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, JOSEPH household of Goodworth, Goodworth Clatford, Andover, Hampshire, England; Archive reference: HO107; Piece number: 383; Book number: 17; Folio number: 7; Page number: 11,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for the Dowling One-Name Study 13-Apr-2020:- First name(s); Last name; Sex; Age; Birth year; Birth place;
Joseph; Dowling; Male; 55; 1786; Hampshire, England;
Mary; Dowling; Female; 55; 1786; Hampshire, England;
George; Dowling; Male; 14; 1827; Hampshire, England;
Jacob; Hack; Male; 40; 1801; Hampshire, England,
Census-1841-ENG-Dowling-Joseph-1786-Hampshire-Andover
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Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, GEORGE household of Village, Goodworth Clatford, Andover, Hampshire, England,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for the Dowling One-Name Study 7-Jun-2020:- First name(s); Last name; Relationship; Marital Status; Sex; Age; Birth year; Occupation; Birth place;
George; Dowling; Head; Married; Male; 34; 1827; Thatcher; Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, England;
Ann; Dowling; Wife; Married; Female; 31; 1830; -; Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, England;
Joseph; Dowling; Son; -; Male; 10; 1851; Scholar; Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, England;
George; Dowling; Son; -; Male; 5; 1856; Scholar; Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, England;
Sarah; Dowling; Daughter; -; Female; 3; 1858; -; Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, England;
Elizabeth; Dowling; Daughter; -; Female; 2; 1859; -; Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, England;
Mary; Dowling; Mother; Widow; Female; 75; 1786; ...; -,
Census-1861-ENG-Dowling-George-1826-Hampshire-Goodworth-Clatford
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Citation Detail: Census for DOWLING, GEORGE household of The Clatford Arms, Goodworth Clatford, Andover, Hampshire, England,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for the Dowling One-Name Study 7-Jun-2020:- First name(s); Last name; Relationship; Marital Status; Sex; Age; Birth year; Occupation; Birth place;
George; Dowling; Head; -; Male; 44; 1827; -; Hampshire, England;
Ann; Dowling; Wife; -; Female; 41; 1830; -; Hampshire, England;
Elizabeth; Dowling; Daughter; -; Female; 12; 1859; -; Hampshire, England;
Henry; Dowling; Son; -; Male; 7; 1864; -; Hampshire, England;
Eda; Dowling; Daughter; -; Female; 5; 1866; -; Hampshire, England;
Mary Ann; Dowling; Daughter; -; Female; 3; 1868; -; Hampshire, England;
Albert; Dowling; Son; -; Male; 1; 1870; -; Hampshire, England;
Mary; Dowling; Mother; -; Female; 84; 1787; -; Hampshire, England,
Census-1871-ENG-Dowling-George-1826-Hampshire-Goordworth-Clatford
- [S3727] SOURCE (Short):, Title: Anglican / Church of England (Protestant) / Church of England (England, HAMPSHIRE), "Parish BAPTISMS 1538-1975; Hampshire Baptisms Transcripts", Citation Detail: Baptism of DOWLING, JOHN in Goodworth Clatford parish (Clatford Goodworth), Hampshire, England;
Map-ENG-Hampshire-Goodworth-Clatford-Ang-Parish
- [S3727] SOURCE (Short):, Title: Anglican / Church of England (Protestant) / Church of England (England, HAMPSHIRE), "Parish BAPTISMS 1538-1975; Hampshire Baptisms Transcripts", Citation Detail: Baptism of DOWLING, HANNAH in Goodworth Clatford parish (Clatford Goodworth), Hampshire, England;
Map-ENG-Hampshire-Goodworth-Clatford-Ang-Parish
- [S3727] SOURCE (Short):, Title: Anglican / Church of England (Protestant) / Church of England (England, HAMPSHIRE), "Parish BAPTISMS 1538-1975; Hampshire Baptisms Transcripts", Citation Detail: Baptism of DOWLING, ELIZABETH in Goodworth Clatford parish (Clatford Goodworth), Hampshire, England;
Map-ENG-Hampshire-Goodworth-Clatford-Ang-Parish
- [S3727] SOURCE (Short):, Title: Anglican / Church of England (Protestant) / Church of England (England, HAMPSHIRE), "Parish BAPTISMS 1538-1975; Hampshire Baptisms Transcripts", Citation Detail: Baptism of DOWLING, GEORGE in Goodworth Clatford parish (Clatford Goodworth), Hampshire, England;
Map-ENG-Hampshire-Goodworth-Clatford-Ang-Parish
Sarah Dowling1
F, #25267, b. 26 July 1812, d. 16 September 1889
Pedigree Link
Vital Facts
| Birth | Sarah Dowling was born on 26 July 1812 in Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG. Note: Parish.1 |
| Death | She died on 16 September 1889, in Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG. |
Events - Chronological (including alternatives)
1812
Birth
26 July 1812 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG Sarah Dowling was born on 26 July 1812 in Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, England
G. Note: Parish.
18120
Baptism
26 July 1812 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG She was baptised on 26 July 1812 in Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, England
G.
Events - Death & Burial
188977
Death
16 September 1889 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG
Facts - Non-Chronological
Reference Number
In the Dowling One-Name Study Sarah Dowling has the reference number 25267.
| Relationship to the site collator Brian Thomas Dowling: | No direct relationship yet found to Brian Thomas Dowling |
- [S3727] SOURCE: (Full),
Source Combined Fields: https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=R_880012332,
Repository: Internet Service: Find My Past,
Citation Detail: Baptism of DOWLING, SARAH in Goodworth Clatford parish (Clatford Goodworth), Hampshire, England,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for the Dowling One-Name Study 9-Apr-2020:- 26-Jul-1812; age: 15 days; to Joshua Dowling & Mary Miles; ALSO DUPLICATE ENTRY IN https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=R_930895935; ALSO https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=GBPRS%2FB%2F800113686%2F1 showing "15 days, nee Miles, lab"; Father's name: "JOSEPH"
Map-ENG-Hampshire-Goodworth-Clatford-Ang-Parish
John Dowling1
M, #25268, b. before 7 August 1814, d. 6 October 1848
Pedigree Link
Vital Facts
| Birth | John Dowling was born before 7 August 1814 in Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG. Note: Parish.1 |
| Death | He died on 6 October 1848, in Woolwich, Greenwich, London, England. Note: Ordinance Hospital. |
Events - Chronological (including alternatives)
1814
Birth
Before 7 August 1814 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG John Dowling was born before 7 August 1814 in Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, England
G. Note: Parish.
1814
Baptism
7 August 1814 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG He was baptised on 7 August 1814 in Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, England
G.
Events - Death & Burial
1848
Death
6 October 1848 | Woolwich, Greenwich, London, England
John Dowling died on 6 October 1848, in Woolwich, Greenwich, London, England. Note: Ordinance Hospital.
Facts - Non-Chronological
Reference Number
In the Dowling One-Name Study John Dowling has the reference number 25268.
| Relationship to the site collator Brian Thomas Dowling: | No direct relationship yet found to Brian Thomas Dowling |
- [S3727] SOURCE: (Full),
Source Combined Fields: https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=R_880012405,
Repository: Internet Service: Find My Past,
Citation Detail: Baptism of DOWLING, JOHN in Goodworth Clatford parish (Clatford Goodworth), Hampshire, England,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for the Dowling One-Name Study 9-Apr-2020:- 7-Aug-1814; to Joseph & Mary Dowling; ALSO DUPLICATE ENTRY AT https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=R_930490015; ALSO https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=GBPRS%2FB%2F800113708%2F1
Map-ENG-Hampshire-Goodworth-Clatford-Ang-Parish
Hannah Dowling1
F, #25269, b. before 23 June 1817, d. October 1884
Pedigree Link
Partner: Jacob Needle (b. 5 November 1814, d. October 1891)
Children:
Vital Facts
| Birth | Hannah Dowling was born before 23 June 1817 in Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG. Note: Parish.1 |
| Marriage | She and Jacob Needle were married in January 1842 in Andover, Andover, Hampshire, England. |
| Death | She died in October 1884, in Andover, Andover, Hampshire, England. |
Events - Chronological (including alternatives)
1817
Birth
Before 23 June 1817 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG Hannah Dowling was born before 23 June 1817 in Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, England
G. Note: Parish.
1817
Baptism
23 June 1817 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, EnglandG She was baptised on 23 June 1817 in Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, England
G.
1842
January 1842 | Andover, Andover, Hampshire, England
Age 27
Birth on 5 November 1814 | Leckford, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
Death: in October 1891 | Andover, Andover, Hampshire, England
Events - Death & Burial
1884
Death
October 1884 | Andover, Andover, Hampshire, England
Facts - Non-Chronological
Reference Number
In the Dowling One-Name Study Hannah Dowling has the reference number 25269.
| Relationship to the site collator Brian Thomas Dowling: | No direct relationship yet found to Brian Thomas Dowling |
- [S3727] SOURCE: (Full),
Source Combined Fields: https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=R_930896099,
Repository: Internet Service: Find My Past,
Citation Detail: Baptism of DOWLING, HANNAH in Goodworth Clatford parish (Clatford Goodworth), Hampshire, England,
Citation Text: Collated by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) for the Dowling One-Name Study 10-Apr-2020:- 23-Jun-1817; to Joseph & Mary Dowling; ALSO DUPLICATE ENTRY AT https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=GBPRS%2FB%2F800113741%2F1 showing date as 22-Jun-1817,
Map-ENG-Hampshire-Goodworth-Clatford-Ang-Parish
Jacob Needle
M, #25270, b. 5 November 1814, d. October 1891
Pedigree Link
Partner: Hannah Dowling (b. before 23 June 1817, d. October 1884)
Children:
Vital Facts
| Birth | Jacob Needle was born on 5 November 1814 in Leckford, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England. |
| Marriage | He and Hannah Dowling were married in January 1842 in Andover, Andover, Hampshire, England. |
| Death | He died in October 1891, in Andover, Andover, Hampshire, England. |
Events - Chronological (including alternatives)
1814
Birth
5 November 1814 | Leckford, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
184227
January 1842 | Andover, Andover, Hampshire, England
Birth before 23 June 1817 | Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, England
GDeath: in October 1884 | Andover, Andover, Hampshire, England
Events - Death & Burial
189176
Death
October 1891 | Andover, Andover, Hampshire, England
Facts - Non-Chronological
Reference Number
In the Dowling One-Name Study Jacob Needle has the reference number 25270.
| Relationship to the site collator Brian Thomas Dowling: | No direct relationship yet found to Brian Thomas Dowling |
William Needle
M, #25271, b. 1844, d. 1 June 1918
Pedigree Link
Vital Facts
| Birth | William Needle was born in 1844 in Leckford, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England. |
| Marriage | He and Ann Wellstead were married on 11 May 1865 in Winchester, Hampshire, EnglandG, St Thomas. |
| Marriage | He and Alberta Anne Bate Julian were married in 1900 in Andover, Andover, Hampshire, England. |
| Death | He died on 1 June 1918, in Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG. |
Events - Chronological (including alternatives)
1844
Birth
1844 | Leckford, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
1865~21
11 May 1865 | Winchester, Hampshire, EnglandG Age ~24
Birth in 1841 | Burgate, Fordingbridge, Hampshire, England
Death: in July 1898 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
GWilliam Needle and
Ann Wellstead were married on 11 May 1865 in Winchester, Hampshire, England
G, St Thomas.
1900~56
1900 | Andover, Andover, Hampshire, England
Age ~33
Birth in 1867 | Roche, Cornwall, England
Death: on 15 July 1947 | Andover, Andover, Hampshire, England
Events - Death & Burial
1918~74
Death
1 June 1918 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG
Facts - Non-Chronological
Reference Number
In the Dowling One-Name Study William Needle has the reference number 25271.
| Relationship to the site collator Brian Thomas Dowling: | No direct relationship yet found to Brian Thomas Dowling |
Ann Wellstead
F, #25272, b. 1841, d. July 1898
Pedigree Link
Vital Facts
| Birth | Ann Wellstead was born in 1841 in Burgate, Fordingbridge, Hampshire, England. |
| Marriage | She and William Needle were married on 11 May 1865 in Winchester, Hampshire, EnglandG, St Thomas. |
| Death | She died in July 1898, in Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG. |
Events - Chronological (including alternatives)
1841
Birth
1841 | Burgate, Fordingbridge, Hampshire, England
1865~24
11 May 1865 | Winchester, Hampshire, EnglandG Age ~21
Birth in 1844 | Leckford, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
Death: on 1 June 1918 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
GAnn Wellstead and
William Needle were married on 11 May 1865 in Winchester, Hampshire, England
G, St Thomas.
Events - Death & Burial
1898~57
Death
July 1898 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG
Facts - Non-Chronological
Reference Number
In the Dowling One-Name Study Ann Wellstead has the reference number 25272.
| Relationship to the site collator Brian Thomas Dowling: | No direct relationship yet found to Brian Thomas Dowling |
Hannah Needle
F, #25273, b. 1876, d. 19 July 1920
Pedigree Link
Vital Facts
| Birth | Hannah Needle was born in 1876 in Longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England. |
| Death | She died on 19 July 1920, in Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG. |
Events - Chronological (including alternatives)
1876
Birth
1876 | Longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
Events - Death & Burial
1920~44
Death
19 July 1920 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG
Facts - Non-Chronological
Reference Number
In the Dowling One-Name Study Hannah Needle has the reference number 25273.
| Relationship to the site collator Brian Thomas Dowling: | No direct relationship yet found to Brian Thomas Dowling |
Alberta Anne Bate Julian
F, #25274, b. 1867, d. 15 July 1947
Pedigree Link
Vital Facts
| Birth | Alberta Anne Bate Julian was born in 1867 in Roche, Cornwall, England. |
| Marriage | She and William Needle were married in 1900 in Andover, Andover, Hampshire, England. |
| Death | She died on 15 July 1947, in Andover, Andover, Hampshire, England. |
Events - Chronological (including alternatives)
1867
Birth
1867 | Roche, Cornwall, England
1900~33
1900 | Andover, Andover, Hampshire, England
Age ~56
Birth in 1844 | Leckford, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
Death: on 1 June 1918 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
G
Events - Death & Burial
1947~80
Death
15 July 1947 | Andover, Andover, Hampshire, England
Facts - Non-Chronological
Reference Number
In the Dowling One-Name Study Alberta Anne Bate Julian has the reference number 25274.
| Relationship to the site collator Brian Thomas Dowling: | No direct relationship yet found to Brian Thomas Dowling |
Harold William J Needle
M, #25275, b. January 1901, d. July 1901
Pedigree Link
Vital Facts
| Birth | Harold William J Needle was born in January 1901 in Longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England. |
| Death | He died in July 1901, in Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG. |
Events - Chronological (including alternatives)
1901
Birth
January 1901 | Longstock, Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
Events - Death & Burial
19010
Death
July 1901 | Stockbridge, Hampshire, EnglandG
Facts - Non-Chronological
Reference Number
In the Dowling One-Name Study Harold William J Needle has the reference number 25275.
| Relationship to the site collator Brian Thomas Dowling: | No direct relationship yet found to Brian Thomas Dowling |
