Children of William and Mary Ann Brady

01. Dorothy Brady

1824-06-21 b. Dewsbury, Yorkshire TNA: RG 6/793, /885
1835-08/1838-12 of Dewsbury; at the Mount School, York The Mount School, York. List of Teachers and Scholars 1784–1816, 1831–1906. 1906, York: Sessions
1841 living at Hanging Heaton, Soothill, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, with her family, a housekeeper, and two female servants TNA: HO 107/1268/12 f31 p2
1845-08-26 of Hanging Heaton, near Dewsbury; m. Joseph John Head (1823–1895, mercer and hosier, b. Banbury, Oxfordshire, s. of John and Elizabeth Head), at Dewsbury fmh West Yorkshire Non-Conformist Records; TNA: RG 6/34, /106; GRO index; censuses

August 26, at Dewsbury, Mr. J.J. Head, draper and hosier, of Parson's-street, in this borough, to Dorothy, daughter of Mr. William Brady, of the former place.

Oxford Chronicle and Reading Gazette, 1845
Children: Mary Ann (1846–1870, b. Dewsbury), Maria Elizabeth (1848–1912, b. Harriotsham, Kent), Edith (1850–1886, b. Hanging Heaton, Soothill, Yorkshire), and Marguerita (1852–1930, b. Dewsbury) GRO index; censuses
1846-06-11 "June 11, Mrs. Joseph John Head, of Parson's Street, in this borough, a daughter." Banbury Guardian, 1846-06-11
1851 of Hanging Heaton, Soothill, with her two daughters, living with her parents and siblings, and two house servants HO 107/2325 f46 p14
1857-11-09 of Dewsbury; d. Pateley Bridge RD GRO index; Annual Monitor


02. Thomas Brady

1825-11-09 b. Dewsbury, Yorkshire TNA: RG 6/793, /885
1834-02-15 of Hanging Heaton, Dewsbury; d. RG 6/886, /916
1834-02-18 bur. Dewsbury


03. Joseph Brady, MRCS

1827-01-27 b. Dewsbury, Yorkshire TNA: RG 6/794, /885
1836/1841 at Lawrence Street school, York Old York Scholars' Association (1971) Bootham School Register. London: Oyez Press
1841 scholar, of Lawrence Street, York TNA: HO 107/1354/8 f20 p1
1842-09-14 membership of Pontefract MM dissolved "by Cert of Rem to York M.M." Charles Brady of Barnsley
1848-09-18 certificate (of removal) from Westminster MM Charles Brady of Barnsley
  medical student Bootham School Register
1850-10-31 having passed his examination in the science and practice of medicine, at the Apothecaries' Hall, received his certificate to practice Hull Advertiser and Exchange Gazette, 1850-11-08
1850-12-12 cert. of removal to Westminster MM Charles Brady of Barnsley
1851 Member of Royal College of Surgeons, Licentiate of Apothecaries Hall, not in practice, living in Hanging Heston, Soothill, Yorkshire, with his family, his sister Dorothy's family, and two house servants HO 107/2325 f46 p14
1851-06-16 membership of Pontefract MM acquired by "Cert of Rem from York" Charles Brady of Barnsley
1852-12-28 d. Knaresborough RD GRO index; Annual Monitor; Margaret Page (December 1994) 'The Brady Bible', Quaker Connections 3:19–23
  bur. Darley fbg information from Margaret Page


04. Elizabeth Brady

1828-08-10 b. Dewsbury, Yorkshire TNA: RG 6/794, /885
1839/1842 of Dewsbury; at Ackworth School Ackworth School Centenary Committee (1879) List of the Boys and Girls Admitted into Ackworth School 1779 – 1879. London
1841 pupil in the school, of Friends School, Ackworth, Yorkshire TNA: HO 107/1309/1 f55 p10
1842-08/1843-06 of Dewsbury; at the Mount School, York The Mount School, York. List of Teachers and Scholars 1784–1816, 1831–1906. 1906, York: Sessions
1851 living with her family, her sister Dorothy's family, and two house servants, in Hanging Heston, Soothill, Yorkshire HO 107/2325 f46 p14
1852-01-05 membership of Pontefract MM dissolved "by Cert of Rem to Knaresboro' M.M." Charles Brady of Barnsley, citing image 60 of 2055 W Yorks Non-conformist Records 1646-1985
1853-08-11 of Birstwith; m. Joseph Webster (1823–1893, woollen draper, of Darlington, b. Halifax, Yorkshire, s. of George and Eleanor (Thistlethwaite) Webster), at Darley fmh GRO index; Newcastle Courant, 1853-08-19; Leeds Times, 1853-08-20; Margaret Page (December 1994) 'The Brady Bible', Quaker Connections 3:19–23
Children: Mary Ann (1854–1854), Joseph Brady (1856–1890), Eleanor Elizabeth (1858–1925), William Brady (1860–1928), Charles Edward (1863–1870), Annie (1865–1941), and Edith Mary (1867–1956), all b. Darlington GRO index; censuses; Ackworth Old Scholars' Report No 24, 1905; Margaret Page (December 1994)
1861 forewoman, living at 16 Bright Street, Darlington, Durham, with her family and two servants RG 9/3679 f104 p59
1863-02-15 "At Darlington, 15th inst., the wife of Mr Joseph Webster, clothier, of a son." Durham Chronicle, 1863-02-27
1870-03-15 among the ladies who provided the public tea at the annual festival of the Darlington Auxiliary of the United Kingdom Alliance, in the Central Hall, Darlington Northern Echo, 1870-03-16
1870-04-26 husband a woollen and linen draper, of Grange-road, at the date of the death of their son Charles Edward, at Darlington Darlington & Richmond Herald, 1870-04-30
1871-02-21 among the ladies who provided the tea at the annual festival of the Darlington Auxiliary of the United Kingdom Alliance, in the Central Hall, Darlington Darlington & Richmond Herald, 1871-02-25
1871 living at Park Cottage, St Cuthbert, Darlington, with her family, a general servant, and a nurse RG 10/4883 f6 p5
1872-03-07 among the ladies who provided the tables at the annual tea meeting of the Darlington Auxiliary of the United Kingdom Alliance, in the Central Hall, Darlington Northern Echo, 1872-03-08
1881 living at 1 Polam Terrace, Darlington, with her family, a domestic servant, and her visiting niece Maria E. Head RG 11/4887 f68 p8
1886-06-29

GIRL, about 14, wanted, to assist in house work.—Apply, Mrs J.B. Webster, Elton Parade, Darlington.

Darlington North Star
1888-02-17

GENERAL SERVANT wanted, about 18, able to wash.—Apply, Mrs J. Webster, Park-terrace, Darlington.

Darlington North Star
1891-03-28 of Darlington; d. Darlington RD GRO index; Annual Monitor; National Probate Calendar
1891-04-01 bur. Darlington fbg burial register
1892-12-14 will proved at Durham by Joseph Webster, tailor, and William Brady Webster, grocer; effects £465 National Probate Calendar


05. Alfred Benjamin Brady

1830-02-27 b. Hanging Heaton, Dewsbury, Yorkshire TNA: RG 6/795, /885
1839/1842 of Dewsbury; at Ackworth School Ackworth School Centenary Committee (1879) List of the Boys and Girls Admitted into Ackworth School 1779 – 1879. London
1841 pupil in the school, of Friends School, Ackworth, Yorkshire TNA: HO 107/1309/1 f53 p5
1842/1845 at Lawrence Street School, York Old York Scholars' Association (1971) Bootham School Register. London: Oyez Press
1851 woollen merchant, one of three boarders at 24 Skinner St, St Sepulchre, London, a commercial boarding house HO 107/1526 f237 p10
1851-07-24 cloth merchant, of Elmwood Street, Leeds; m.1. Caroline Dixon (1826–1857, of Crimbles Street, Leeds, Yorkshire, d. of Edward Hughes Dixon, brass founder, and his wife Sarah), at Leeds pc, by licence parish register; GRO index; "England Births and Christenings, 1538–1975," database, FamilySearch: 11 February 2018, Caroline Dixon, 29 Mar 1826, citing index based upon data collected by the Genealogical Society of Utah, Salt Lake City, FHL microfilm 497,336, 497,337, 497,338, 497,339, 497,340
1859-04-01/-05-31 asst [teacher] teacher's assessment
from 1859-06-01 (Morgheboluc) IId teacher
1859-07-02 schoolmaster, of Murgheboluc, Victoria; m.2. Sarah Jane McCutcheon (cal 1834 – 1903, of Geelong, Victoria, b. Omagh, Tyrone, Ireland, d. of John and Margaret (Bothwell) McCutcheon), at St Paul's, Geelong, Victoria Australia marriage index; Northern Whig, 1859-09-24; The Belfast Newsletter, 1859-09-26; Bastin-Best Family History; reconstructed marriage certificate
Children: Alfred James (1860–1888), John William (1862–1947), Margaret Ann (1863–1884); Emilie Kate (1864–1938), George Oliver (1866–1899), Laura Isabella (1868–1966), Ernest (1870–1898), Edith Ridgway (1871–1959), all b. Mergheboluc, Victoria; and Charles Bothwell (1873–1951), b. West Melbourne, Victoria Bastin-Best Family History
  schoolmaster, of Melbourne, Victoria Bootham School Register
1873-08-31 resigned as teacher teacher's assessment
1874 of 110 Victoria-st, W.M. Melbourne Directory (Sands)
1876 grocer &c. (P.O.), of Mount Alexander-road E side, Flemington, Victoria
1877/1881 grocer, store, Mt. Alexander-rd, Moonee Ponds, Flemington
1879 state school teacher, in Victoria Victoria Parliamentary Papers
1883 not employed, in Victoria
applied for re-employment teacher's assessment
1885-02-16/-08-25 temp; "Is fairly active, and works very carefully"
1885-10-01/-11-24 temp
1885-12-02/1886-02-01
1886-02-20/1886-07-24
1886-08-05 apptd Junr Asst. on probation
1887-01-17 transferred
1887-03-01 "Three (3) days pay deducted for delay in commencing duty after appointment to Sch."
1887-03-29 "Is 58 years old. Wants energy, and is decidedly weak in organization. He teaches fairly, but must be classed among those of the old school—his teach is for individuals not for classes."
1887-08 supplementary roll; promoted
from 1888-02-05 went full time
1888 "Fined one pound (£1) and severely censured for using improper modes of punishment in disregard of Reg. XII.2."
1888-06-07 "Does fair work."
1888-06-30 Triennial Classified Roll
1888-08-07 "Teaches fairly; he is weak in controlling power and in organization."
1890-07-10 "A weak teacher."
1890-07-29 "His manner with the children is often very rough, he is weak in organization, and he appears to do very little class teaching in any other lesson than reading. As he is old, I do not think there is much prospect of improvement."
1890 head teacher, Yallowalla, Victoria Victoria Parliamentary Papers
1891-05-04 ceased teacher's assessment
1891-05-05 superannuated
1892 of James st N side, Richmond, Victoria Melbourne Directory (Sands)
1893 of 133 High-st east, Pra[hran]
1894-10-22 d. Prahran, Victoria, Australia Australia death index; index to Death Duty Registers; Old York Scholars' Association (1971) Bootham School Register. London: Oyez Press


Children of William and Mary Brady

01. Frederick Brady

1834-01-01 b. Hanging Heaton, Dewsbury, Yorkshire TNA: RG 6/885, /895
1834-01-08 of Hanging Heaton; d. RG 6/886, /916
1834-01-09 bur. Dewsbury


02. Henry Brady

1835-07-15 b. Hanging Heaton, Dewsbury, Yorkshire TNA: RG 6/885, /895
1841 living at Hanging Heaton, Soothill, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, with his family, a housekeeper, and two female servants TNA: HO 107/1268/12 f31 p2
1845 at Lawrence Street school, York Old York Scholars' Association (1971) Bootham School Register. London: Oyez Press
1846/1850 at Bootham School, York Bootham School Register
1851 grocer app., in the household of Henry Hobbs, wholesale grocer warehouseman, of 39 High Street, Stockton on Tees, Durham HO 107/2383 f774 p20
  grocer, of Dewsbury Bootham School Register
1857-03-18 membership (since birth) of Pontefract MM dissolved by "Cert of Rem to Darlington M.M." Charles Brady of Barnsley
1861 not found in census  
1865-06-06 m. Louisa Ewbank (1843–1904, b. Easingwold RD, d. of William Ewbank), at Dalby, Yorkshire GRO index; British Isles Vital Record Index, 2nd edition

BRADY—EWBANK.—On the 6th inst., at the parish church, Dalby, by the Rev. J.S. Hall, rector, assisted by the Rev. S. Wimbush, rector of Terrington, Mr. Henry Brady, of Dewsbury, to Louisa, third daughter of William Ewbank, Esq., of Dalby Hall, in this county.—(No Cards.)

Yorkshire Gazette, 1865-06-10
1870-04-23 one of the sidesmen elected for the forthcoming year, at the vestry meeting at St Mark's church, Dewsbury, Dewsbury Chronicle and West Riding Advertiser, 1870-04-30
1870-08-06 provision merchant; local agent in Dewsbury for Cassell's Choice Coffees Dewsbury Chronicle and West Riding Advertiser
1871-02-04 Dewsbury Chronicle and West Riding Advertiser
1871 living in Albert Terrace, Dewsbury, with his wife, his sister-in-law, and a domestic servant RG 10/4604 f23 p41
1874-05-24 one of four individuals who had provided oranges, nuts, and various kinds of sweets, to be freely distributed at the St Mark's Church School annual festival Dewsbury Reporter, 1874-05-30
1875-06-12

YOUNG MAN,—Henry Brady, Dewsbury, is in want of a strong active young man, as Porter and Assistant, in a retail provision and flour shop. None need apply who have not been used to the trade.

Altrincham, Bowdon & Hale Guardian
1876-04-29 had donated £1 1s. to the Dewsbury Cottage Hospital and Dispensary Dewsbury Chronicle and West Riding Advertiser
1878-12-14 provision merchant, of Albert-terrace, Dewsbury; d. there GRO index; National Probate Calendar
1878-12-18

DEATH OF A DEWSBURY GENTLEMAN.—On Saturday last, Mr. Henry Brady, a well-known Dewsbury tradesman, died suddenly at his own residence in Oxford Road, Dewsbury. Deceased never took any active part in local matters, in religion he was a high Churchman. His death was caused by acute bronchitis, but was entirely unexpected. Though he had been confined to his room for some days, he was apparently progressing favourably when the fatal seizure took place. His remains were interred on Wednesday, at the Dewsbury Cemetery. Mr. Brady was much respected by all who knew him.

Dewsbury Reporter, 1878-12-21

DEATH OF A LOCAL TRADESMAN.—On the evening of Saturday last, Mr. Henry Brady, provision dealer, of the Market-place, a well-known Dewsbury tradesman, died suddenly at his residence in Oxford-road. The deceased never took any political part in local matters: in religion he was a Churchman. The deceased, who was highly respected in the town and neighbourhood, was 43 years of age. He had a serious attack of bronchitis and died rather suddenly.

Dewsbury Chronicle and West Riding Advertiser, 1878-12-21
1879-04-30

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND OTHER EFFECTS.

No. 2, ALBERT TERRACE, DEWSBURY.

MR. W.J. WILKINSON, instructed by Mrs. Henry Brady, who is leaving the neighbourhood, will OFFER FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at the above address, on WEDNESDAY, April 30, 1879, a

Valuable Assemblage of

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

Glass, China, and other Effects, as under:

DRAWING ROOM—Walnut Table, carved legs; Couch, 2 Easy Chairs, 6 Chairs, Carpet and Rug, Fender, Fireirons, Ashpan, Coal-box, Pier Glass, Sundry Engravings, Gasolier, Ornaments, Venetian Blind, Cheffonier, Marble top, Plate Glass Back and Doors.

DINING ROOM.—Dining Table, Large Mahogany Sideboard, Couch, Easy Chair, Rocking do., Occasional Table, Carpet and Rug, Fender, Fireirons, Ashpan, Coal-box, Quantity of Books, Card Table, Gasolier, Venetian Blind, Window Hangings, Glass and China Dinner Service, Breakfast Service, 6 Mahogany Chairs, Engravings, Sundry Ornaments, Tea Service, etc.

BEDROOM No. I.—Mahogany Tudor Bedstead with Damask Hanging, Feather Bed, Mattress, Mahogany Wardrobe, Mahogany Washstand, Large Swing Glass, Dressing Table, Towel Rail, Cornice and Curtains, Toilet Service, Carpet, Rug, Bedroom Chairs, Engravings, &c., Fender, Venetian Blind, Gas Bracket, Tin Bath.

BEDROOM No. 2.—Painted Tudor Bedstead, upholstered in Repp; Bed, Mattress, Pillows Washstand, Dressing Table, Chest of Drawers, Painted Wardrobe, Carpet, Venetian Blind, Fender, Carpet and Rug, Bedroom Chairs, &c.

ENTRANCE HALL—Stairs Carpet, Hat Stand, Lamp, Oil-cloth, Mats, Breech-loading Gun, Gun Case, Weather Glass, &c.

ATTIC—Painted Bedstead, Painted Dressing Chest, Washstand, Towel Rail, Swing Glass, Toilet Service, Carpet, &c., &c.

KITCHEN.—Kitchen Table, Chairs, Large Kitchen Cupboard and Drawers, Brass Pans, Tins, Fender and Fireirons, Sundry Pots and Glasses, Gas Chandelier, Wringing Machine, Washing Utensils, Gas Meter, Kitchen Clock, &c.

Sale at 12 o'clock prompt.

ON VIEW, TUESDAY, April 29th.

Dewsbury Chronicle and West Riding Advertiser, 1879-04-26
1881-05-27 will proved at Wakefield by Louisa Brady, of Dalby Hall, Terrington, near the City of York, widow, the relict and sole executrix; personal estate under £800 National Probate Calendar


03. William Brady

1838-01-27 b. Hanging Heaton, near Dewsbury, Yorkshire GRO index; Margaret Page (December 1994) 'The Brady Bible', Quaker Connections 3:19–23
1841 living at Hanging Heaton, Soothill, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, with his family, a housekeeper, and two female servants TNA: HO 107/1268/12 f31 p2
1848/1853 at Bootham School, York Old York Scholars' Association (1971) Bootham School Register. London: Oyez Press
1851 scholar, of Bootham School, St Giles, York HO 107/2353 f231 p32
1852-01-05 membership of Pontefract MM (since Birth) dissolved by "Cert of Rem to Knaresborough M.M." Charles Brady of Barnsley
1860-11-20 draper, of Dewsbury; m. Eliza Walker (1841–1913, b. Dewsbury, d. of Richard Walker), at Dewsbury pc, by licence GRO index; parish register
1860 disowned, perhaps for his non-usage marriage Edward H. Milligan (2007) Biographical Dictionary of British Quakers in Commerce and Industry 1775–1920. York: Sessions Book Trust
1861 linen and woollen draper, living in Albert Terrace, Dewsbury, with his wife and a house servant TNA: RG 9/3412 f53 p4
1862-07-02 woollen and linen draper, of Dewsbury; d. at Holgate Hill, York GRO index; National Probate Calendar; Leeds Times, and York Herald, 1862-07-05
  bur. York fbg Find a Grave
1862-09-08 will proved at Wakefield by Eliza Brady of Dewsbury, the relict, and William Robinson of Croydon, schoolmaster, the executors; effects under £1000 National Probate Calendar


04. Emily Brady

1840-11-17 b. Hanging Heaton, Soothill, Yorkshire West Yorkshire Non-Conformist Records; GRO index
1841 living at Hanging Heaton, Soothill, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, with her family, a housekeeper, and two female servants TNA: HO 107/1268/12 f31 p2
1851 scholar, living in Hanging Heston, Soothill, Yorkshire, with her family, her sister Dorothy's family, and two house servants HO 107/2325 f46 p14
1851/1854 of Dewsbury; at Ackworth School Ackworth School Centenary Committee (1879) List of the Boys and Girls Admitted into Ackworth School 1779 – 1879. London
1852-01-05 certificate of reml to Knaresboro' Mon. Meetg West Yorkshire Non-Conformist Records
1854-08/1856-06 of Birstwith; at the Mount School, York The Mount School, York. List of Teachers and Scholars 1784–1816, 1831–1906. 1906, York: Sessions
1857-01-07 of Birstwith, near Darley, Yorkshire; d. Pateley Bridge RD GRO index; Annual Monitor
  bur. Darley fbg information from Margaret Page


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