03. (William) Frederic Nicholson| 1874-02-10 | b. Carlisle RD | Brooker Pedigrees, Society of Genealogists' Library; Annual Monitor; GRO index |
| 1880-02-10 | of Orton Park, Carlisle, Cumberland; d. Orton, Cumberland | Brooker Pedigrees; Annual Monitor; GRO index |
| 1875-09-28 | b. Great Orton, Cumberland | censuses; GRO index; Brooker Pedigrees, Society of Genealogists' Library; Annual Monitor; National School Admission Registers & Log-Books; Mount School admissions |
| 1881 | scholar, of Orton Park Mansion, Orton, Cumberland, living with her family, governess, and two domestic servants | TNA: RG 11/5163 f12 p18 |
| 1887 summer | admitted to Carlisle & County High School for Girls | National School Admission Registers & Log-Books |
| 1890-08 | of Carlisle, Cumberland; admitted to The Mount School | Mount School admissions |
| 1891/1892 | educated at The Mount School | H. Winifred Sturge (1932) A Register of Old Scholars of The Mount School, York 1931–1932. Leominster: The Orphans' Printing Press |
| 1891 | scholar, of The Mount School for Girls, Driffield Terrace, St Mary Bishopshill, York, Yorkshire | RG 12/3887 f119 p4 |
| 1901 | living with her parents, a cook, and a housemaid, at 33 Lismore Pl., Rickergate, Cumberland | RG 13/4867 f118 p43 |
| 1911 | living in Dumfries, Annan, Scotland | ScotlandsPeople |
| 1919-10-30 | m. 1. Allan Stewart (cal 1862 – 1924, b. Denny, Stirling, evangelist with the Railway Mission, of Glasgow), at Glengonar, Carnwath, Lanarkshire, Scotland | 1921 Scotland census 496/19/1; Brooker Pedigrees; information from Catriona Kelly |
| 1921-03-25 | of Glasgow; with her husband, among those giving addresses at the annual social of the Montrose Railway Mission, in St John's Church Hall | Montrose, Arbroath and Brechin review; and Forfar and Kincardinshire advertiser, 1921-04-21 |
| 1921-03-26 | of Glasgow; with her husband, among those giving addresses at the annual social of the Dundee branch of the Railway Mission, in Bethany Hall | Dundee Courier, 1921-03-28 |
| 1921 | H[ome] D[uties]; with her husband, visiting with William Malcolm and family in 4 rooms at Cosy Den, Broomfields, Dumbarton | Scotland census 496/19/1 |
| 1924-05-09 | husband of 8 Lorne-terrace, Maryhill, Glasgow, at the date of his death in London | National Probate Calendar |
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WROUGHTON ROAD MAN'S DEATH. An inquest concerning the death of Allen Stewart, aged 62, secretary of a railway mission, 20 Wroughton-road, Battersea, was held by Mr. Oddie at Battersea Coroner's Court on Tuesday. Mr. Stewart died in the early morning of Friday. Mrs. Ethel Maud Stewart, the widow, said that on Thursday deceased made no complaint and seemed to be in his ordinary health. He went to business and returned at 6.15 p.m. He had supper and shortly afterwards said he felt as though his stomach was a little out of order. Just before 11 o'clock he went to bed. At 12.30 he woke her and said, "I have a tightness over my chest again." On about two previous occasions he had complained of tightness. He asked for a drink and afterwards was sick. About 2 o'clock he became unconscious. She sent for a doctor, who said he was dead. Dr. H.B. Weir, pathologist, said deceased was a stout man. He had a good deal more fat than usual especially round the heart, which was diseased. Otherwise he was healthy. Death was due to heart disease. The coroner recorded "Natural Death." |
South Western Star, 1924-05-16 | |
| 1924-08-26 | confirmed her husband's will, sealed at London | National Probate Calendar |
| 1927-06-01 | m. 2. James Sterling Mitchell (? – 1948), at 5 Abercromby Road, Castle Douglas, Scotland | information from Catriona Kelly; National Probate Calendar; GRO index |
| Child: | son (? – ?) | information from Catriona Kelly |
| 1932 | of 5 Abercromby Rd, Castle Douglas—Church and Mission work | Sturge (1932) |
| 1948-04-05 | husband of 42 St James-road, Carlisle, at the date of his death | National Probate Calendar; The Scotsman, 1948-04-07 |
| 1952-05-17 | of 42 St James-road, Carlisle; d. at the Chertsey Hill Nursing Home, Carlisle | GRO index; National Probate Calendar |
| 1952-09-20 | will proved at Carlisle by William Fletcher Nicholson and Eunice Irene Robertson; effects £7444 1s. 6d. | National Probate Calendar |
03. (William) Frederic Nicholson| 1876 Q3 | b. Great Orton, Cumberland | censuses; GRO index; Old York Scholars' Association (1971) Bootham School Register. London: Oyez Press |
| 1881 | scholar, of Orton Park Mansion, Orton, Cumberland, living with family, governess, and two domestic servants | TNA: RG 11/5163 f12 p18 |
| 1891 | scholar, of Brookfield School, Wigton cum Woodside, Cumberland | RG 12 |
| 1891/1893 | at Bootham School | OYSA (1971) |
| 1901-03-28 | m. Violetta Mabel Hardy (1879–1947, b. Middlesbrough, Yorkshire, d. of Thomas and Isabella (Carless) Hardy), at St John's, Middlesbrough-on-Tees | OYSA (1971); Brooker Pedigrees, Society of Genealogists' Library; GRO index; Hardy family tree; daughter's birth registration, ScotlandsPeople; information from Ron Nicholson |
| 1901 | engineer fitter; with his wife, boarders with Mary Veitch at 26 Kempock Street, Gourock, Inverkip, Renfrewshire, Scotland | 1901 Scotland Census—entry gives place of birth as Annan, Dumfriessshire, so this may be an incorrect identification, but no better identification can be found in the English census for this year |
| Children: | Violetta Mabel (1902 – ?), Theodora (1904 – after 1942), Eric Hardy (1908–1997), Howard Wigham (1911–1982), all b. Annan, Dumfries, Scotland | OYSA (1971); Brooker Pedigrees; Nicholson family tree; ScotlandsPeople |
| 1911 | went out to South Africa | Edgar B. Collinson, ed. (1935) Bootham School Register, 2nd edn |
| 1919-09-01 | with his son Eric, arrived London from Durban, aboard the P&O Benalla | UK incoming passenger lists |
| 1919-11-28 | engineer; departed Southampton for Durban, travelling 3rd class aboard the Union Castle Armadale Castle, with his eldest three children | passenger lists leaving UK |
| 1921 | engineer, of South Africa; hobbies—fishing, shooting; d. | Collinson, ed. (1935); OYSA (1971) |
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