Ancestors & Relations of Tom Lolley born 9 May 1889 Elvington, Yorkshire, England

Notes

Ann Williamson

I cannot find a Christening for Ann...

George Farr

There appears to be no children to this first marriage.

A20442-2 B 20 family records of William/Buttle and his son Bishop Joseph Acomb/Buttle

Archer Dinnin Buttle

Archer's second name could be Dimia, but looks more like Dinnia See 1871 Census image
On the 1901 CEnsus he is listed as Archibald L D Buttle aged 32, and unmarried

Ernest Linton Buttle

In the birth registration, Ernest's middle name is given as Lintorn, and no Linton

Mrs John Buttell

May the y ahve been married quite a bit before William came along in 1731....

Enos Lolley Parkin

From the 1901 Census:
10003065 21414598 Leeds Lolley Enos Male 29 1872 Soldier West Yorks Reg Yorks Hemingbrough
10003065 21414599 Leeds Lolley Jane Female 26 1875 Yorks Hemingbrough
10003065 21414600 Leeds Lolley William Male 3 1898 Yorks Hemingbrough
10003065 21414601 Leeds Lolley Ann Female 2 1899 Yorks Leeds
10003065 21414602 Leeds Lolley Frances Female 1 1900 Yorks Hemingbrough

It would appear that the name of Parkin was dropped by Enos himself at some stage in his life...

There is an Enos Briggs Parkin born in the 3rd Quarter 1871 at Howden, is he a relation? He could be, if after THomas :Lolley married Enos's Mother, he got rid of the name Briggs and took upon him Lolley, as in the 1881 Census, or rather did Thomas Lolley get rid of the Briggs, and give him his surname for a Middle name??

Joseph Mitchell

Joseph was a Solicitor's Clerk.
There is a Joseph Mitchell son of Joseph Mitchell and Hannah Chr 25 Jul 1839 at Selby. I am wondering if the marriage certificate of Joseph to his wife said 'of full age' on it, which would explain why I have assumed 21 years of age. It hence could be greater, which might then fit with the christening above.

I think the census extract below is for this couple, but I cannot be certain just yet. Though there is a Christening in Selby in 1839, which would fit the census very well, yet, if he is from York, is there a suitable Christening in York??
No, not with a father also called Joseph...and when you specify no Father's name, there are still none in York....So is he the right person?? It seems the right person. But why did he say he was born in York, if he was not christened there (though this does not mean to say that this scenario cannot be true).

From the 1881 Census:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
Joseph MITCHELL Head M Male 41 York, York, England Auctionneer
Anne MITCHELL Wife M Female 31 Cliff, York, England
Joseph ... MITCHELL Son Male 6 Selby, York, England Scholar
John MITCHELL Son Male 5 Brayton, York, England Scholar
Fredrick MITCHELL Son Male 2 Selby, York, England
Sarah E. FOSTER Visitor U Female 15 Duffield, York, England
Source Information:
Dwelling Green Lane
Census Place Brayton, York, England
Family History Library Film 1342138
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 4706 / 13
Page Number 20