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Notes from Jean Outhwaite:
He was on the 1861census of in Dishforth. He was on the 1871census in, Dishforth. He was on the 1881 census of in Dishforth. He lived at Arthington, Yorkshire, on 9 March 1886. He was a farm foreman on 9 March 1886.
from the 1881 Census: I think this is the right family, it is the only Mallorie family who has a daughter called Clara in it.
Household: Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
James MALLORIE Head M Male 63 Arthington, York, England Farmer Of 196 Acres
Jane MALLORIE Wife M Female 62 Sharrow Ripon, York, England Farmer Wife
Mary Jane MALLORIE Dau U Female 32 Eccup, York, England Farmer Daughter
Emma MALLORIE Dau U Female 26 Eccup, York, England Farmer Daughter
Clara MALLORIE Dau U Female 22 Eccup, York, England Farmer Daughter
Elizabeth HORNER Wifes Sister W Female 73 Dishforth Ripon, York, England Annuitant
Annie E. TURNER Cousin Visitor U Female 37 Norton-Le-Clay Cundal, York, England Farmers Daughter
John William PICKLES Visitor M Male 29 Leeds, York, England Dyer
Lavinia PICKLES Visitor M Female 27 Hull Kingston, York, England Dyer Wife
Clara LEVITT Visitor Female 4 Leeds, York, England
Thomas TURNER Cousin U Male 35 Norton-Le-Clay Cundal, York, England Farm Servant (Indoor)(Ag Lab)
Edwin POWELL Servant U Male 17 Clapgate Wetherby, York, England Farm Servant (Indoor)(Ag Lab)
Samuel BALDWINSON Servant U Male 15 Harewood, York, England Farm Servant (Indoor) (Ag Lab)
Source Information:
Dwelling Herd Farm
Census Place Adel Cum Eccup, York, England
Family History Library Film 1342035
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 4334 / 121
Page Number 1
Notes from Jean Outhwaite:
She was on the 1871 census in Dishforth.. She was on the 1881census in Dishforth. She lived at 2 Lawrence Street, Darlington, Co Durham, on 21 August 1888.
She was on the 1901 census at 6 Dickinson Street, Darlington, which was the family home until her death. . She brought up grandson, Harold Outhwaite, after his mother deserted him when he was six months old. According to my father she was a tough old lady. his headmaster used to take him home so his granny could cane him. She took him with her to feed the Jarrow marchers as they came through Darlington.
Notes from Jean Outhwaite:
She was on the 1901 census at 6 Dickinson Street, Darlington. They lived near Doncaster. I remember her as a very old lady with bright ginger hair.
From Jean Outhwaite:
She was married three times. One was called Thomas and her last was Bill MacArthur. She was on the 1901 census at 6 Dickinson Street. She died in Greenbank Hospital from complications arising from a fractured hip. She lived most of her life in Dickinson Street, moving into number 8 when first married. She was living in Ashleigh House, Neasham Road when she broke her hip.
Noted from Jean Outhwaite:
Clara had two children. Nora (b 1 Apr 1898 - 17 Jan 1986) and Horace (a 31 Mar 1901 - b 1984). They lived together and had a newsagents shop in Victoria Road, Darlington.
notes from Jean Outhwaite:
She was on the 1871 census in Dishforth. She was on the 1881 census at Dishforth.
Again Aunt Lil Talked Of Aunty Clara so she returned to Darlington in the 1950s. Clara had two children.
They lived together and had a newsagents shop in Victoria Road, Darlington.
~Notes from Jean Outhwaite:
Bertie (26 November 1902 - 7 January 1964) was my Grandfather. He married Ester Terry who ran away when my father was six months old. She later remarried so there must have been a divorce but I can find no family papers relating to it. We went to see her as young children but she wanted nothing to do with us. Bertie was a Steel dresser but had chest problems so when I remember him he was a cloak room attendant. He died of broncho-pneumonia.