1864-10-20 | b. Hambledon, Surrey | GRO index; censuses; 1939 England and Wales Register (TNA: RG 101); Joseph Foster (1871) Pedigree of the Forsters and Fosters of the North of England. Privately printed |
1865-01-25 | of Tigbourne Cottage, Witley, Surrey; bapt. St Peter's, Hambledon | parish register |
1871 | with her sister, living at The Grange, Middlesbrough, Yorkshire, with their widowed mother, their three maternal (Harris) uncles, and four domestic servants | RG 10/4894 f26 p45 |
1881 | scholar, of College boarding house, 21 Royal Parade, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire | RG 11/2575 f19 p34 |
1884-02-12 | had recently passed the exam following the Cambridge and Durham local lectures at the Middlesbrough Centre | Daily Gazette for Middlesbrough |
1886-02-08 | had passed with distinction the examination on the course on Body and Health, of the University Local Lectures | Daily Gazette for Middlesbrough |
1891 | living at Grove Hill, Marton, Middlesbrough, Yorkshire, with her family, her maternal aunt Mary Harris, a general servant, and a housemaid | RG 12/4014 f135 p34 |
1891-08-26 | m. Walter Shewell Corder (18611933, her second cousin, s. of Alexander and Lucy (Watson) Corder), at St Cuthbert's church, Marton, Yorkshire | The Times; The Friend XXXI Sept:254; Edward H. Milligan (2007) Biographical Dictionary of British Quakers in Commerce and Industry 17751920. York: Sessions Book Trust; GRO index; Hunter Blair (1934) |
MARRIAGE OF MR WALTER SHEWELL CORDER. The wedding of Mr W.S. Corder, of the Low Lights Chemical Works, with Miss Margaret Lindsay Watson, of Grove Hill, Middlesbrough, took place yesterday, at St. Cuthbert's Church, in the pretty little village of Marton, near Middlesbrough. The vicar, the Rev G.W. Trevor, was the officiating clergyman. Mr Percy Corder, brother of the bridegroom, was the best man, and the bride was given away by her uncle, Mr Anthony Harris. There were four bridesmaids, Miss Helen Lindsay Watson, sister of the bride; Miss Corder and Miss E.F. Corder, and Miss E. Spence Watson, cousins of the bride. The wedding breakfast was served at Grove Hill, at the residence of the bride's mother, to a party of about forty guests, and in the afternoon the happy pair left, amidst good wishes, for Darlington, en route for a driving tour through the English Lake District. |
Shields Daily News, 1891-08-27 | |
Children: | Eileen (18941993), Michael Westray (19011966) | GRO index; RG14PN30754 RG78PN1758 RD559 SD2 ED22 SN174 |
1895-08-22 | with her husband and two others in the 8th carriage at the funeral of Mrs C.J. Spence, at Preston Cemetery | Shields Daily News, 1895-08-23 |
1899-06-27 | with her husband, gave three pictures for the wedding of Jessie Corder and John Harold Mounsey | Sunderland Daily Echo and Shipping Gazette, 1899-06-29 |
1901 | living at 4 Rosella Pl., Preston, Tynemouth, Northumberland, with her family and a maid servant | RG 13/4801 f162 p71 |
1901-07-24 | among the mourners at the funeral of J. Foster Spence, at Preston Cemetery | Shields Daily Gazette, 1901-07-25 |
1903-12-07 | with her husband, had been among the mourners at the funeral of Mrs Henry Clapham, at Elswick Cemetery | Newcastle Daily Chronicle |
1905-10-11 | with her husband, among the chief mourners at the funeral of Charles James Spence, at Preston Cemetery | Shields Daily News, 1905-10-12 |
1909-01-13 | with her husband, co-host of the conversazione of the Tynemouth Liberal-Labour Association at the Spence Assembly Rooms, 2 Tyne Street, North Shields | Shields Daily News, 1909-01-07 |
1910-08-18 | with her husband and family, present at the wedding of Sarah Spence and Guy Clephan, at Pilgrim Street Friends' Meeting House, Newcastle | Newcastle Daily Chronicle, 1910-08-19 |
1911 | living in 9 rooms at 4 Rosella Place, North Shields, Northumberland, with her family, a cook, and a housemaid | RG14PN30754 RG78PN1758 RD559 SD2 ED22 SN174 |
1911-07-31 | with her husband, gave a jam dish and spoon for the wedding of Emily Vasie Adams and Tyndale Procter | Whitby Gazette, 1911-08-04 |
1914-05-15 | with her husband, among the mourners at the funeral of Henry Richardson, at Jesmond Cemetery, Newcastle | Newcastle Journal, 1914-05-16 |
1914-09-03 | with her husband, had subscribed £5 5s to the Tynemouth Centre of the National Relief Fund | Newcastle Journal, 1914-09-04 |
1916-08-07 | of Sunderland; with her husband, present at the funeral of Lionel Clapham, at Jesmond Cemetery | Newcastle Journal, 1916-08-08 |
1918-12-04 | proposed Herbert James Craig (Lib. Lab.) for Tynemouth | Newcastle Journal, 1918-12-05 |
1920-07-07 | with her husband, present at the wedding of their daughter Eileen to Stuart Burns Kent, at St Nicholas' Cathedral, Newcastle | Newcastle Journal, 1920-07-08 |
1921 | home duties; living with her family, a cook, and a housemaid, in 9 rooms at 4 Rosella Place, North Shields | RG 15/25469 RD559 SD2 ED22 SN176 |
1921-10-08 | with her husband, present at the opening of the exhibition of North Country artists' work at the Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle | Newcastle Daily Chronicle, 1921-10-10 |
1922-12-22 | of 4 Rosella Place, North Shields | letter from Maggie Corder to Molly Richardson, possessed by Paul Thomas |
1924-10-24 | seconded Alfred Ernest Hill as candidate for Milbourn Ward, in the Tynemouth municipal election | Shields Daily News |
1924-12-11 | with her husband, one of the principal mourners at the funeral of Alexander Corder, at Bishopwearmouth | Shields Daily News, 1924-12-12 |
1926-07-24 | of North Shields | Leeds Mercury |
1927-03-04 | of 4 Rosella Place, North Shields; with her husband, departed London for Gibraltar aboard P. & O.'s Ranchi; 2nd class | Outward Passenger Lists, 1890-1960 |
1927-04-28 | arrived London from Gibraltar, aboard the Ranchi | UK Incoming Passenger Lists, 1878-1960 |
1933-07-24 | husband d. at 4 Rosella Place | Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer, 1933-07-25 |
1933-09-22 | executor and sole beneficiary of her husband's will | National Probate Calendar; Shields Daily News, 1933-10-16 |
1934-03-07 | present at a special meeting of the Mothers' and Babies' Guild, at 2 Camp Terrace, North Shields, for a presentation to its president | Shields Daily News |
1936-11-11 | had subscribed 10s 6d to the Poor Children's Holiday Association | Newcastle Journal |
1939-09-29 | incapacitated, private means; living with her daughter and son-in-law at Western House, Middleton-One-Row, Darlington, Durham; two domestic servants and a nursing sister also recorded there | 1939 England and Wales Register |
1940-07-20 | of 4 Rosella Place, North Shields; d. Western House, Middleton-one-Row, Darlington | GRO index; The Times; National Probate Calendar |
1940-07-23 |
CREMATION OF MRS. M. L. CORDER Mrs. Margaret Lindsay Corder, widow of Mr. Walter S. Corder, of North Shields, was cremated at Darlington to-day. In her 76th year Mrs. Corder since the outbreak of war had lived with her daughter, Mrs. Stuart B. Kent, at Western House, Middleton One Row, where she died on Saturday. Her husband, who died in 1923 [sic], was a partner in the firm of Williamson and Corder Ltd., of Walker, which subsequently became the British Glues and Chemicals Ltd., of which he was the first chairman. Mrs. Corder leaves one son and one daughter. A service was conducted by the Rev. Picton W. Francis, Rector of Middleton St. George, and the chief mourners were Mr. Michael Corder (son), Mr. and Mrs. Stuart B. Kent, Herbert Kent, Mrs. L.C. Watson, Mrs. H.F. Wade and Nurse Evans. |
Newcastle Evening Chronicle |
1940-11-14 | will proved at Newcastle-upon-Tyne by Michael Westray Corder, salesman, and Stuart Burns Kent, agricultural broker and merchant; effects £46,702 9s. 1d. | National Probate Calendar |
WIDOW'S £46,702 ESTATE. PART OF PROPERTY FOR SON LIVING IN NOTTINGHAM. Mrs. Margaret Lindsay Corder, of 4, Rosella-place, North Shields, Northumberland, widow of Walter S. Corder, has left gross estate of £46,702, with net personalty £46,596. Probate has been granted to her son, Michael W Corder, of 27, Cyprus-road, Mapperly Park, Nottingham, and her son-in-law, Stuart Burns Kent, of Darlington. She left her household articles to her two children and the residue of the property as to 9-16ths to her son, Michael W. Corder, and 7-16ths to her daughter, Eileen Kent. |
Nottingham Evening Post, 1940-12-02 |
1866-06-25 | b. Middlesbrough, Yorkshire | GRO index; censuses; Sandys B. Foster (1890) Pedigrees of Wilson of High Wray & Kendal and the families connected with them. London |
1866-08-21 | of Middlesbro'; bapt. Middlesbrough | parish register |
1871 | with her sister, living at The Grange, Middlesbrough, Yorkshire, with their widowed mother, their three maternal (Harris) uncles, and four domestic servants | TNA: RG 10/4894 f26 p45 |
1881 | scholar, of College boarding house, 21 Royal Parade, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire | RG 11/2575 f19 p34 |
1884-02-12 | had recently passed the exam following the Cambridge and Durham local lectures at the Middlesbrough Centre | Daily Gazette for Middlesbrough |
1885-05-28 | had passed the examination on the 'French Revolution', recently held at Middlesbrough | Daily Gazette for Middlesbrough |
1886-02-08 | had passed with distinction the examination on the course on Body and Health, of the University Local Lectures | Daily Gazette for Middlesbrough |
1891 | living at Grove Hill, Marton, Middlesbrough, Yorkshire, with her family, her maternal aunt Mary Harris, a general servant, and a housemaid | RG 12/4014 f135 p34 |
1891-08-26 | bridesmaid at her sister's wedding, at Martin, near Middlesbrough | Shields Daily News, 1891-08-27 |
1893-08-16 | m. Percy Corder (18631927, of Gateshead, Durham, her second cousin and brother-in-law), at Marton-in-Cleveland parish church, Yorkshire | The Friend XXXIII, 1893-08-25, The British Friend II Sept:268; GRO index |
Children: | Clifford Percy (18951896), Terence Spence (18971921), Clive Shewell (19001948), Rachel (19021976) | The Friend; The British Friend; GRO index; Old York Scholars' Association (1971) Bootham School Register. London: Oyez Press |
1896-03-15 | son died at Jesmond Gardens, Newcastle | Newcastle Daily Chronicle, 1896-03-16 |
1901 | living at High Row, Gainford, Durham, with her family, her mother, her aunt Mary Harris, a nurse domestic and a nurse professional | RG 13/4655 f47 p8 |
1911 | living in 10 rooms at 3 Collingwood Terrace, Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland, with her husband, their youngest child, a cook, a housemaid and Mary Harris as visitor | RG 14/30576 RD558 ED19 SN308 |
1920/1923 | living with her husband and their youngest son at Hill House, Jesmond Park East, Newcastle-upon-Tyne | electoral registers |
1921/1926 | with her husband, registered at 141 Pilgrim Street (abodeHill House, Jesmond Park East), Newcastle-upon-Tyne | |
1921-04-13 | living with her husband at Hill House, Jesmond Park East, Newcastle-upon-Tyne | The Friend LXI:286, 1921-05-06 |
1921 | home duties; living in 12 rooms at Hill House, Melbury Road, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, with her husband, their son, her mother, a sick nurse and two domestic servants, with her widowed daughter-in-law as a visitor | RG 15/25383 RD558 SD5 ED24 SN343 |
1925/1926 | living with her husband and their youngest son at Hill House, Jesmond Park East, Newcastle-upon-Tyne | electoral registers |
1927 | living with her husband at Hill House, Jesmond Park East, Newcastle-upon-Tyne | |
1928/1931 | of Larkrise, Wood Road, Frensham, Farnham, Surrey | |
1933/1939 | of Green Lanes, Frensham, Farnham | |
1935-12-13 | President of the Ladies' Benevolent, Dorcas and Nursing Society; co-signatory to a letter appealing for donations for parcels for the poor at Christmas | Shields Daily News |
1939-09-29 | not found in 1939 Register | 1939 England and Wales Register (RG 101) |
1948-10-14 | of 270 Allerton-road, Liverpool; d. Liverpool South RD | GRO index; National Probate Calendar |
1948-12-14 | will proved at London by Florence Alexandra May Corder, widow, and Betty Elise Leeke, single woman; effects £3388 17s. 4d. | National Probate Calendar |
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