Where the Ushers Lived
Based on Census, Baptism, Electoral Registers and Whitby Yards
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George Usher and Family Esther Hawksfield and Family Francis (Frank) Usher George Usher and Family Martha Hawksfield George Usher and Family Elizabeth Usher David Edward Usher Francis Usher Francis Usher Francis Usher Thomas Hawksfield Usher Francis Usher Elizabeth Usher Francis Usher Thomas Hawksfield Francis Usher William (Billa) Usher Francis Usher Mary Elizabeth Francis Usher Francis Usher James Kinnersley Charles (died) Charles William Francis Family Robert John (Died) John Edward Francis (Frank) Usher William (Billa) Usher Francis Usher Francis Family Martha Usher Martha and Family Martha and Family |
Census Census Baptism Census Baptism Census Census Baptism Baptism Electoral Register Electoral Register Baptism Electoral Register Census Census Census Electoral Register Baptism Electoral Register Baptism Electoral Register Electoral Register Baptism Baptism Baptism School Admission Census Baptism Baptism Baptism Yards Yards Yards Census Baptism Census Census |
St Ann’s Staith Church Street Church Street Tate Hill 141 Haggersgate Tate Hill 128 Tate Hill 140 Church Street Smales Gallery Smales Gallery Electoral Register Smales Gallery Bensons Yard Bensons Yard Workhouse Bensons Yard 101 Church Street (Eagle Tavern) Bensons Yard Bensons Yard Bensons Yard Eagle Tavern Spread Eagle Tavern Spread Eagle Tavern Tinn Ghaut Rippon’s Ghaut Rippon’s Ghaut Ellerby Lane Tinn Ghaut Tate Yard Rippon’s Ghaut Rippon’s Ghaut Burns Yard, Flowergate (Painter) Daltons Yard, Cliff Street 15/16 (Labourer) 2 Boulby Bank (Iron Shifter) Manor House, Top Boulby Bank Baptism Manor House, Boulby Bank Manor House, Boulby Bank Manor House, Boulby Bank |
What the above demonstrates is the family moving around Whitby and the move to the Manor House in 1900 a pivotal moment. Prior to that they lived in small houses in numerous yards. If a house was 3 bedroom considering there were often 9 or 10 of them and rooms would have been small it highlights the cramped living they would have accepted as normal.