Thomas Horsley (1879 - 1970)

Born 1879 in Holbrook, Derbyshire

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This person was created through the import of Bennett family tree 020411.GED on 24 May 2011. The following data was included in the gedcom. You may wish to edit it for readability.

Death

Death:

Primary or Preferred: Y

PROOF proven

Date: 24 JAN 1970

Note: According to Betty Neale, Thomas died of Asian flu. Records confirm there was a Hong Kong flu pandemic during the winter of 1969-70, and those aged over 65 were most at risk of dying.

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Date: 6 JAN 2010

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Source

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Occupation

Occupation: Crate maker at the Pottery

Date: 1901

Note: Crate Makers

Crate Making developed in South Derbyshire as a direct result of the local pottery and sanitryware Industries. These businesses needed a way of packaging and transporting their fragile goods and so it was that crate shops began to appear on the map.

Four crate shops are know to have existed in the area. T. J. ('Foxy') Bodell on Burton Road (Rosehill), F. H. Mansfield off Swadlincote Road (Dickies Hollow), Mansfield Bros adjacent to Woodville Station and Robert Heap (later F Bloor) also on Swadlincote Road. Francis 'Frank' Bloor b 1856 was William Bloor's younger brother.

The crates were made from Herefordshire Hazel and locally grown Osiers (Willow saplings). These were first soaked in a large pit covered over with planks of wood to ensure complete immersion. After a thorough soaking they were then placed across iron rods inside a large flue and heated - the whole process ensuring the required pliability to weave the wicker-style crates.

Frank Bloor's crates were not just in demand locally - they were used as far a field as Shepshed and even Fulham and so to save space when being transported by rail from Woodville Station, crates were made of different sizes to fit inside each other like 'Russian dolls'.

Source : http://www.eyupmiduck.me.uk/occupations/cratemaker.htm

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Title: Horsleys

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Marriage

Husband: Thomas Horsley

Wife: Amy Taylor

Child: Mary Ellen Horsley

Child: Charlotte Horsley

Child: Lily Horsley

Child: Thomas W Horsley

Child: Dora Horsley

Child: Clifford Horsley

Child: Amy Horsley

Child: May Horsley

Child: Arthur Horsley

Marriage:

Primary or Preferred: Y

PROOF proven

Date: 29 JUN 1901

Place: Belper

Address: St Peter's Church

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Primary or Preferred: N

Husband: William Horsley

Wife: Mary Ellen Harris

Child: Harriet E Horsley

Child: Thomas Horsley

Child: Arabella Horsley

Child: Charlotte D Horsley

Marriage:

Date: 10 AUG 1878

Place: Duffield, Derby

Source: #S7

Page: Jul-Sep 1878, Belper, Vol 7b Page 692

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Scrapbook: N

Primary or Preferred: N

Sources

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Abbreviation: FreeBMD website

BIBL www.freebmd.org.uk

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Source S3

Abbreviation: Census 1901

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Abbreviation: Census 1911

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Source S7

Abbreviation: Marriage Register

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