Ravenscroft, Hannah

Birth Name Ravenscroft, Hannah 1a 2a 3a 2b 4a 2c
Also Known As Taylor, Hanna 5a
Also Known As Taylor, Hannah 2d 6a
Also Known As Taylor, Hannah “Rasincroft” 7a
Gender female

Narrative

May 1839 Hannah's father died. He was a publican. Hannah was 22 and probably working in the pub.
Feb 1841 Hannah has a daughter called Mary.
Mar 1841 Hannah's mother died. In the June census, Hannah is running the pub, and looking after her sisters Sarah and Mary who are about 15, and her brother Jonathan aged 8, and her own 4 month old daughter.
Hannah didn't get married until she was 32, because she was looking after her siblings and her own daughter.
1849 marries William Taylor.
1851 census her brother Jonathan and her daughter Mary are living with Hannah and her husband, and their daughter Ellen aged 4 months.
1852 baptism of their second child, James William Taylor, has father William Taylor crossed out, and Hannah Rasincroft (sic) is a Spinster. St Matthew's church was on Liverpool Street, off Deansgate which is a continuation of Chester Road where Hannah was living.
1854 their daughter Elizabeth was born but she was not baptised until she was aged 8.
1856 her brother Jonathan married Catherine Chesworth. They had two children before Catherine died in 1861 aged 23. Jonathan remarried four years later. Caroline Bridge was 24 and single. Jonathan gave his age as 29 but he was actually 32. The marriage was witnessed by Jonathan's sister Elizabeth. They had 3 children, all born in Hulme.
1861 not found Hannah or her husband William. Their 3 children are living with their grandmother, William's mother. Hannah's first daughter Mary not found.

Parents

Relation to main person Name Birth date Death date Relation within this family (if not by birth)
Father Ravenscroft, Jonathanabout 17921839
Mother Fitton, Maryabout 179221 Mar 1841
         Ravenscroft, Hannah about May 1817
    Sister     Ravenscroft, Sarah between 1823 and 1828
    Sister     Ravenscroft, Elizabeth between 1823 and 1828
    Brother     Ravenscroft, Jonathan 1829 1830
    Sister     Ravenscroft, Mary between 1828 and 1833
    Brother     Ravenscroft, Jonathan 24 Jul 1833

Families

Family of Taylor, William and Ravenscroft, Hannah
Married Husband Taylor, William ( * between 1819 and 1820 + ... )
   
Event Date Place Description Sources
Marriage 19 Sep 1849 St Mary, Manchester, Lancashire, England   1d
  Children
Name Birth Date Death Date
MaryTaylorFeb 1841
Taylor, ELLEN30 Nov 18501917
Taylor, James Williamabout 1852
Taylor, Elizabeth17 Mar 1854

Family of Ravenscroft, Hannah
  Children
Name Birth Date Death Date
Ravenscroft, Mary Wolfendalebetween 1840 and 1841

Source References

  1. Manchester, England, Marriages and Banns, 1754-1930
  2. Manchester, England, Births and Baptisms, 1813-1901 (Cathedral)
  3. 1841 Census of England and Wales
  4. Lancashire, England, Births and Baptisms, 1813-1911
  5. 1851 Census of England and Wales
      • Page: Class: HO107; Piece: 2221; Page: 13
      • Source text:

        Name: Ellen
        [Ellen Taylor]
        Age: 4/12
        Estimated Birth Year: abt 1851
        Relation: Daughter
        Father's name: William
        Mother's name: Hanna
        Gender: Female
        Where born: Salford, Lancashire, England
        Civil Parish: Hulme
        Ecclesiastical parish: St Marks
        County/Island: Lancashire
        Country: England
        Street address:
        Occupation:
        Condition as to marriage:
        Disability:
        Registration district: Chorlton
        Sub-registration district: Hulme
        ED, institution, or vessel: 2rr
        Neighbors: View others on page
        Household schedule number: 40
        Piece: 2221
        Page Number: 13
        Household Members:
        Name Age
        William Taylor
        Hanna Taylor 32
        Maria Taylor 6
        Ellen Taylor 4/12
        James Taylor 54
        Sarah Taylor 54
        Jonathan Revenscroft 17
        Benjamin Fletcher 26

      • Citation:

        http://search.ancestry.co.uk/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=8860&h=36221780&indiv=try

      • Page: Class: HO107; Piece: 2221; Page: 13
      • Source text:

        Name: Ellen
        [Ellen Taylor]
        Age: 4/12
        Estimated Birth Year: abt 1851
        Relation: Daughter
        Father's name: William
        Mother's name: Hanna
        Gender: Female
        Where born: Salford, Lancashire, England
        Civil Parish: Hulme
        Ecclesiastical parish: St Marks
        County/Island: Lancashire
        Country: England
        Street address:
        Occupation:
        Condition as to marriage:
        Disability:
        Registration district: Chorlton
        Sub-registration district: Hulme
        ED, institution, or vessel: 2rr
        Neighbors: View others on page
        Household schedule number: 40
        Piece: 2221
        Page Number: 13
        Household Members:
        Name Age
        William Taylor
        Hanna Taylor 32
        Maria Taylor 6
        Ellen Taylor 4/12
        James Taylor 54
        Sarah Taylor 54
        Jonathan Revenscroft 17
        Benjamin Fletcher 26

      • Citation:

        http://search.ancestry.co.uk/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=8860&h=36221780&indiv=try

  6. England, Select Births and Christenings, 1538-1975
      • Page: FHL Film Number: 1545619 Reference ID: item 1 p 117
      • Source text:

        Name: Ellen Taylor
        Gender: Female
        Birth Date: 30 Nov 1850
        Birth Place: Hulme
        Baptism Date: 16 Mar 1851
        Baptism Place: Collegiate, Manchester, Lancashire, England
        Father: William Taylor
        Mother: Hannah Taylor

      • Page: FHL Film Number: 1545619 Reference ID: item 1 p 117
      • Source text:

        Name: Ellen Taylor
        Gender: Female
        Birth Date: 30 Nov 1850
        Birth Place: Hulme
        Baptism Date: 16 Mar 1851
        Baptism Place: Collegiate, Manchester, Lancashire, England
        Father: William Taylor
        Mother: Hannah Taylor

  7. Manchester, England, Births and Baptisms, 1813-1915
  8. Pubs of Manchester - Past and Present
      • Source text:

        St Lukes Tavern, King Street, Salford. (c) Neil Richardson [1].

        A few dozen yards before West King Street meets St Stephen Street in Salford today, the original King Street used to meet up with the lost Broughton Street. Here, the Bee Hive beerhouse opened on the north side in 1821 but it was soon renamed St Lukes Tavern when the new landlord moved from a pub of the same name on Long Millgate, Manchester. Mild and bitter were offered along with French brandy, Islay whiskey and "Best Old Port from the wood". Threlfalls took over the St Lukes Tavern in the late 1800s - it's pictured in Neil Richardson's book in the 1920s - and the pub stood until it was victim of the first St Mattias clearance in 1954 [1]. The Canon Green Court flats sit here today.

      • Citation:

        http://pubs-of-manchester.blogspot.com/2012/07/st-lukes-tavern-king-street.html

      • Source text:

        St Lukes Tavern, King Street, Salford. (c) Neil Richardson [1].

        A few dozen yards before West King Street meets St Stephen Street in Salford today, the original King Street used to meet up with the lost Broughton Street. Here, the Bee Hive beerhouse opened on the north side in 1821 but it was soon renamed St Lukes Tavern when the new landlord moved from a pub of the same name on Long Millgate, Manchester. Mild and bitter were offered along with French brandy, Islay whiskey and "Best Old Port from the wood". Threlfalls took over the St Lukes Tavern in the late 1800s - it's pictured in Neil Richardson's book in the 1920s - and the pub stood until it was victim of the first St Mattias clearance in 1954 [1]. The Canon Green Court flats sit here today.

      • Citation:

        http://pubs-of-manchester.blogspot.com/2012/07/st-lukes-tavern-king-street.html

  9. Manchester, England, Church of England Deaths and Burials, 1813-1985