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Simeon Owtram Manlove (abt. 1854 - 1927)

Simeon Owtram Manlove
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Biography

Simeon Owtram Manlove was born in Walton, Derbyshire, England,[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] to Simeon Manlove and Susanna Owtram. His birth was registered in the third quarter of 1854 in Chesterfield Union, Derbyshire.[7] [8] [9] [10] He married Maude Mary Tong in 1884 and by her had two children. He was occupied for decades in the business of manufacturing sewing cotton. Simeon Owtram Manlove died on 17 June 1927.

Parents

Simeon's parents were married on 11 October 1853. From the Nottinghamshire Guardian, Thursday, 20 October 1853:[11]

At Worksop, on the 11th instant, by the Rev. W. Bury, A.M., Simeon Manlove, Esq., of Holy Moor Side, near Chesterfield, to Susannah, eldest daughter of Cary Owtram, Esq., of Rayton, near Worksop.[12]

The marriage was registered in the fourth quarter of 1853 in Worksop, Nottinghamshire, England.[13] [14]

In 1857, "Manlove Simeon, Holymoor Works" is listed among three sewing cotton manufacturers in Chesterfield. "Manlove Simeon, cotton spinner, Holymoor Works" is listed in WALTON TOWNSHIP, CHESTERFIELD PARISH in SCARSDALE HUNDRED - the most northerly hundred in Derbyshire.[15]

Residence, 1861

In 1861, Simeon O. Manlove, age 6, resided with his mother and father - a "Master Cotton Manufacturer employing 130 hands" - in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, England. The civil parish was Brampton. The ecclesiastical parish was St. Thomas. The registration district was Chesterfield. The census recorded Simeon's birth place as Derbyshire, Walton. The household members included:[1]

Simeon Manlove, 51
Susanna Manlove, 39
Emily Manlove, 17
Joseph E Manlove, 16
Simeon O Manlove, 6
Eliza Manlove, 5
Bertha Manlove, 3
Percy Manlove, 1
Mary M Newton, 26, Nurse
Ann Matthews, 28, Cook
Mary A Maden, 18, Housemaid

Residence, 1871

In 1871, Owtram Manlove, age 16, and his brother, Percy, age 11 - both scholars - were lodgers in the household of Jane Ancliff in Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England. The civil parish was St. Nicholas. Simeon's birth place was recorded as Derbyshire Walton; his brother's, as Derbyshire Brampton.[2] [16] The bothers' parents resided in Brampton, Derbyshire, England. [17]

Clerk to Joseph Shipton

On 8 January 1873, at Stubbing Court, Derbyshire, Simeon Owtram Manlove, with the consent of his father, Simeon Manlove, bound himself for five years as clerk to Joseph Shipton. He had previously passed a preliminary examination.[18]

Simeon Owtram Manlove
to
Joseph Shipton
Affidavit of execution
of Articles of Clerkship
and of passing Preliminary
Examination
Filed 8th Jany 1873
I Henry Watson Smith of Chesterfield in the County of Derby Clerk to Messieurs Shipton and Hallewell of the same place Solicitors make Oath and say
1. That by Articles of Clerkship bearing date this third day of January in the year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and seventy three made between Simeon Manlove of Stubbing Court in the county of Derby Esquire and Simeon Owtram Manlove of the same place gentleman Son of the said Manlove of the one part and Joseph Shipton of Chesterfield in the county of Derby gentleman (who has been duly admitted an attorney of this Honorable court) of the other part the said Simeon Owtram Manlove did by and with the consent of the said Simeon Manlove put place and bind himself clerk to the said Joseph Shipton for the term of Five years thence next ensuing and fully to be complete and ended to serve him in the Profession of an Attorney-at-Law and Solicitor in Chancery from the day of the date of the said articles and which said Articles were in due force of law executed by the said Simeon Manlove and Simeon Owtram Manlove and Joseph Shipton on the third day of January One thousand eight hundred and seventy three in the presence of this Deponent and that the name H. W. Smith set and subscribed to the said Articles as witness to the due execution whereof is of the proper handwriting of me this Deponent.
2. The the said Simeon Owtram Manlove duly passed his examination and obtained his certificate previously to the date and execution of the said Articles of Clerkship pursuant to the Act of 23rd and 24th Victoria Cap 127 and the Rules and Regulations made by the judges and Master of the Rolls in pursuance of such Act.
Sworn at Chesterfield in the County of Derby this Seventh day of January One thousand eight hundred and seventy three
H. W. Smith
Before me
Thomas Shipton
A Commissioner for taking Affidavits
in the Court of Queen's Bench[12]

Stubbing Court

In 1876, the Manlove residence was described in a Derbyshire post office directory:[19]

WINGERWORTH is a small village and parish, with the hamlets of HOCKLY, NETHERMOOR, STUBBING, and SWATHWICK annexed, in the Eastern division of the county, Scarsdale hundred, Chesterfield union and county court district, distant from Chesterfield 3 miles south, situated on the river Rother....Stubbing Court, the residence of Simeon Manlove, esq., is a handsome house delightfully situated....PRIVATE RESIDENTS....Manlove Simeon, Stubbing court[12]

Residence, 1881

In 1881, Simeon Manlove, age 26, resided with his parents, Simeon and Susanna Manlove, at Burbage House in Hartington Upper Quarter, Derbyshire, England. The ecclesiastical parish was Buxton Burbage. Simeon's birth place was recorded as Derbyshire, Walton. The household members included:[3] [4]

Simeon Manlove, 71, Borough Mag. Sewing Cotton Manuf., Nottinghamshre ?
Susanna Manlove, 59, Nottinghamshire, Worksop
Emily Manlove, 37, Derbyshire Walton
Simeon Owtram Manlove, 26, Sewing Cotton Manufacturer, Derbyshire Walton
Percy Manlove, 21, Engineer Mechanical, Derbyshire, Bramton
Hannah Briggs, 28, Housemaid
Eliza Steel, 28, Cook
Eliza Wilkinson, 14, Housemaid
Edwd. Geo. McCormack, 15, Page

Marriage

1884 - Banns of marriage between Simeon Owtram Manlove, bachelor, of the parish of Brampton St. Thomas, and Maude Mary Tong, spinster, of the parish of Southport Holy Trinity, were made on 19 October 1884, 26 October 1884, and 2 November 1894.[20] [21] [22] The marriage was registered at Ormskirk, Lancashire in the fourth quarter of 1884.[23] [24] [25]

Birth of daughter, Kathleen M. O.

1886 - A daughter, Kathleen Mary O. Manlove, was born in the third quarter of 1886 in Chesterfield.[26]

Birth of son, Leonard C. T.

1887 - A son, Leonard Cecil T. Manlove, was born in the fourth quarter of 1887 in Chesterfield.[27]

Probate of Samuel Hulley

On 12 October 1889, in Burbage, Derby, England, Simeon Owtram Manlove was named as executor in the probate of Samuel Hulley's estate. He died 22 July 1889.[28]

Residence, 1891

In 1891, Simeon Owtram Manlove, age 36, resided with his wife, children, and domestic servants at Highfield Hall in Newbold and Dunston, Derbyshire, England. The registration district was Chesterfield. The ecclesiastical parish was Holy Trinity Chesterfield. The census recorded his birth in 1855 in Walton, Derbyshire, England. The household members included:[5] [6]

Simeon Owtram Manlove, 36, Sewing manufacturer
Maude Mary Manlove, 31
Kathleen Mary Owtram Manlove, 4
Leonard Cecil Tong Manlove, 3
Hannah Goodlad, 45, Nurse Domestic Servant
Eliza Wilkinson, 24, Cook Domestic Servant
Agnes Minnie Holmes, 28, Parlour Maid Domestic Servant
Mary Ann Turner, 22, Housemaid Domestic Servant
Annie Jane Windle, 17, Under Nurse Domestic Servant

Death of father, Simeon Manlove

On Sunday, 31 March 1895, Simeon's father died. From Derbyshire Courier, Saturday, 6 April 1895:[29]

DEATH OF MR. S. MANLOVE,
J.P., OF CHESTERFIELD.
It is with deepest regret we have announce the death Mr. Simeon Manlove, J.P., formerly of Holymoorside, which occurred at Belgrave Loodge, Torquay, on Sunday night. The deceased, who was in his 86th year, was well-known and highly-respected in Chesterfield and the neighbourhood. He was the founder of the firm of Messrs. Manlove and Sons, cotton manufacturers, which works practically support the pretty little village of Holymoorside. Some years ago he went to live at Buxton, and afterwards to Torquay as being better suited his years and declining health, and it was from his residence there that the news of his death arrived on Sunday night.
Mr. Simeon Manlove was born in Nottingham on the 4th May, 1809, and was a freeman of the borough of Nottingham....He was twice married, his first wife being Miss Melland, of the Manor House. Brampton...and for his second wile married Miss Outram [sic], of Raynton, Worksop, who now survives him, together with four sons and four daughters.... [12]

On 14 August 1895, in London, Torquay, England, Simeon Owtram Manlove was named as executor in the probate of his father Simeon Manlove's estate. His father died 31 March 1895.[30]

From Calendar of the Grants of Probate and Letters of Administration, p. 186:[31]

1895
MANLOVE Simeon of Belgrave lodge Falkland-road Torquay gentleman died 31 March 1895 Probate London 14 August to Joseph Ernest Manlove, William Melland Manlove and Simeon Owtram Manlove sewing cotton manufacturers Percy Manlove gentleman and Jess Hind solicitor Effects £23678 12s. 11.[12]

Residence, 1901

In 1901, Simeon Manlove, age 46, resided in Paignton, Devon, England. The civil parish was Paignton. The ecclesiastical parish was Christchurch. The registration district was Totnes. Simeon's birth place was recorded as Derbyshire Holymoorside. The household members included:[32] [33]

Simeon Manlove, 46, Derbyshire Holymoorside
Maude Manlove, 41, Yorkshire Earlsheater
Kathleen Manlove, 14, Derbyshire Newbold
Leonard Manlove, 13, Derbyshire Newbold
Edward Midgley, 54, Bro in law, Living on own means, Yorkshire, York
Joseph Manlove, 56, Brother, ...Sewing Cotton, Derbyshire, Holymoorside
Emily Archer, 42, Servt, Cook
Annie Windle, 27, Servt, Parlour Maid
Annie Elliott, 24, Servt, House Maid
Alice Underhill, 16, Servt, House Maid

Death of mother, Susanna Manlove

On 25 July 1901, Simeon's mother died. From Derbyshire Courier, Saturday, 3 August 1901:[34]

DEATHS.
Manlove —July 25th, at St. Bernard's, Torquay, Susanna Manlove, widow of Simeon Manlove, late Stubbing Court, Chesterfield, and Burbage House, Buxton, aged 79 years. 449[12]

From Buxton Advertiser, Saturday, 3 August 1901:[35]

DEATH OF MRS. MANLOVE, OF
TORQUAY.
Mrs. Manlove, widow of Mr. Simeon Manlove, J.P., of St. Bernards, Torquay, died there on the 2Sth ult., at the age of 79. The funeral took place at the Cemetery on Saturday. The chief mourners were Simeon Owtram Manlove, J. Ernest Manlove, Arnold Dickinson Manlove, and Leonard Cecil Tong Manlove (grandsons), Eliza Hermon Manlove, Bertha Manlove, Percy Manlove, Emily Manlove, Louisa Gledstone, and the Rev. Jamea Paterson Gledatone (son-in-law). The Rev. J. P. Gledstone conducted the service both at the house and at the graveside. The floral tributes were sent by the following... The coffin was of polished oak, with handsome brass fittings, and the inscription was, “Susanna Manlove, died July 25th, 1901, aged 79 years." The funeral arrangements were undertaken by Messrs. Williams and Cox, Strand, Torquay.[12]

Close of business

On Friday, 28 February 1902, Holymoor Mills closed. From Derbyshire Times and Chesterfield Herald, Saturday, 1 March 1902:[36]

THE CLOSING OF HOLYMOOR MILLS.
The Late Business of Messrs. S. Manlove
and Sons Ceases.
Interesting Particulars Concerning Belper
and Holymoor Mills.
Yesterday (Friday) saw the closing of an industry in the neighbourhood of Chesterfield, with whose welfare was wrapped the prosperity of the inhabitants of the little village Holymoorside. For years the Holymoorside Mills have been carried on by the Manlove family, and have given employment to numbers of men, women and boys the village in which they were situated, and in Brampton. Walton, and district, and their closure will inflict some hardship on the district in general.
The business was founded in 1829 by the late Mr Simeon Manlove, by whom the mills were rebuilt and considerably enlarged. The nature of their manufacture was sewing cotton, and with an excellent water supply from the river Hipper, which rises above the Cathole, a prosperous business soon sprang up. The building, prior to Mr Manlove inaugurating the cotton manufactory belonged to a Cook, and were used for wood and bobbin turning.
A large and important business was transacted from the Holymoorside Mills by Mr Simeon Manlove, and later by his sons, Ernest Manlove, Mr W. M. Manlove, and Mr Outram [sic] Manlove. The speciality of the firm was the manufacture of sewing cotton, and at one period in their history some 500 hands were employed the two mills Holvmoorside and Belper.
The relationship of the firm and their workpeople has always been of the most harmonius [sic] character, and no stoppages have ever occurred owing to strikes or disputes. The greatest interest has been taken by the members of the firm in the welfare of their employees and the village as a whole, and prior to the formation of a School Board, the company erected a school in the village and a Working Men's Institute. The former was eventually handed over to the School Board on the formation of that body. The company also rendered great assistance in obtaining an adequate water supply for the use of the inhabitants of the village, and the individual members of the firm were chiefly responsible for the erection of the Congregational Chapel.
In 1875 Messrs Manlove and Sons purchased the old flour mill in Belper, known the New Mill, from the bankers of firm into whose hands it had passed through the misfortunes which occasionally overtake the best intentioned companies. Prior to the advent of Messrs Manlove, the substantial stone building in Bridge Street was used as a flour mill and bakery. The owners were Messrs Nicholson and Smith, who had expended large sums in making the latest improvements and fitting the premises with modern machinery for producing flour and baking by steam.
They first introduced into Belper, what was known as the "box" loaf, but the experiment did not pay, and the large amount of capital sung [sic] in the business resulted in misfortune overtaking the firm. After Messrs Manlove entered into ownership of the two mills—which are in the form of a cross, the generating power for the machinery being placed in the centre—the whole of the flour and baking machinery and apparatus was taken out and disposed of and new and improved machinery laid down for twisting. We believe one of the chief persons who was connected with the introduction of Messrs Manlove to Belper was Rev F. Knowles, the esteemed pastor of the Congregational Chapel there. The idea of starting a factory, it is stated, originated in a casual remark made by Mr Knowles to one of the partners of the firm, and from this sprang the large business, which for many years spelt prosperity and happiness to many of Belper's inhabitants....[12]

Death of half brother, William Melland Manlove

In June 1902, Simeon's half brother, William Melland Manlove died. [37]

Death of brother-in-law, Edward Spink Midgley

On 20 December 1905, in Devonshire, England, Simeon's wife, Mary Maude Manlove, was named executor in the probate of her half brother Edward Spink Midgley's estate. She was also a beneficiary. He died 24 October 1905.[38]

From Torquay Times, and South Devon Advertiser, Friday, 29 December 1905:[39]

LOCAL WILL
Mr. E. P. MIDGLEY (Paignton).
Mr. Edward Spink Midgley, of Oldenburg House. Paignton, formerly of Highfield Hall, Chesterfield. Derby. who died on the 24th October last. aged 59 years, left estate of the gross value of £23,922 11s.11d., including £23,715 5s, l Id. in net personalty. Probte [sic] of his will, dated the 15th February, 1898, has been granted to his half sister, Mrs. Maude Mary Manlove, wife of Mr. Simeon Owtram Manlove, of Oldenburg House, to whom he left the whole of his estate absolutely.[12]

Education of son, Leonard C. T. Manlove

On 7 October 1909, Leonard C. T. Manlove received his Bachelor of Arts degree at Oxford.[40]

Residence, 1911

In 1911, Simeon O. Manlove, age 56, retired, resided with his wife, two children, and domestic servants at Oldenburg House, Paignton, S. Devon, England. The civil parish was Paignton. The registration district was Totnes. Simeon's birth place was recorded as Brampton Walton, Derbyshire. Simeon's son, Leonard, was given the same start that his father had - as a "Solicitors Articled Clerk." The household members included:[41] [42]

Simeon O. Manlove, 56, Retired Sewing Cotton Manfr, Derbyshire Parish Brampton & Walton
Maude M. Manlove, 51, Yorkshire, Earls Heaton
Leonard C. T. Manlove, 23, Solicitors Articled Clerk, Derbyshire, Newbold
Kathleen M. O. Manlove, 24, Derbyshire, Newbold
Emma Larke, 55, Cook (Domestic)
Beatrice M. Toze, 28, Parlour Maid (Domestic)
Edith M. Upham Gater, 22, Housemaid (Domestic)
Marion Shapter, 17, Between Maid (Domestic)

Marriage of daughter, Kathleen M. O. Manlove

1914 - Daughter Kathleen M. O. was married in the third quarter of 1914 in Totnes[43] to Leonard William Browne.[44]

Death of son, Second Lieutenant Leonard C. T. Manlove

Simeon's son,Second Lieutenant Leonard Cecil Tong Manlove, served in the Hampshire Regiment, 3rd Bn. attd. 2nd Bn., in WWI and died, aged 28 years, on Thursday, 3 August 1916. He is buried in Potijze Chateau Wood Cemetery (A. 23.), north-east of the town of Leper in Belgium.[45] [46]

Death of half brother, Joseph Ernest Manlove

On 18 May 1917, in Isle of Wight, England, Simeon Owtram Manlove was named as executor in the probate of his half brother Joseph Ernest Manlove's estate. His brother died 20 March 1917.[47]

Death of wife, Maude Mary Manlove

On 2 February 1927, Simeon's wife, Maude Mary Manlove died in Plymouth, Devon, England.[48] [49] From Exeter and Plymouth Gazette, Friday, 22 April 1927:[50]

Mrs. Maude Mary Manlove, of Newbold House, Paignton, who died on February 2nd last, wife of Mr. Simeon Owtram Manlove, left £13,750. Testatrix left certain jewellery [sic] and plate to her daughter, Kathleen Mary Owtram Browne, and the residue of the property to her husband.[12]

Probate of Maude Mary Manlove's estate was granted to her husband, Simeon, on 22 March 1927. A further grant of administration was made to Maude and Simeon's daughter, Kathleen, on 13 December 1927. From Calendar of the Grants of Probate and Letters of Administration, p. 191:[44]

1927
MANLOVE Maude Mary of Newbold House Paignton Devonshire (wife of Simeon Owtram Manlove) died 2 February 1927 Probate Nottingham 22 March to the said Simeon Owtram Manlove gentleman. Effects £13750 11s. 10d.
Further Grant 13 December 1927[12]
MANLOVE Maude Mary of Newbold House Paignton Devonshire (wife of Simeon Owtram Manlove) died 2 February 1927 Administration (with Will) Nottingham 13 December to Kathleen Mary Owtram Browne (wife of the reverend Leonard William Browne clerk). Effects £62 13s. 7d.
Further Grant D.R. Nottingham 22 March 1927[12]

Death of half sister, Louisa Gledstone

On 22 March 1927, in Surrey, England, Simeon Owtram Manlove was named as executor in the probate of half sister Louisa Gledstone's estate. She died 16 February 1927.[51]

Death of Simeon Owtram Manlove

On 17 June 1927, Simeon Owtram Manlove died.[52] [53] His death was registered in the second quarter of 1927. The registration district was Totnes in Devon. Simeon was 72 years old at the time of his death.[54] [55] [56] [57]

On 9 September 1927, Simeon's estate was probated at Devonshire, England, United Kingdom. Simeon's daughter, Kathleen Mary Owtram Browne, was both executor and beneficiary.[52]

From Calendar of the Grants of Probate and Letters of Administration, p. 191:[44]

1927
MANLOVE Simeon Owstram of Newbold House Paignton Devonshire died 17 June 1927 Administration (with Will) Nottingham 9 September to Kathleen Mary Owtram Browne (wife of the reverend Leonard William Browne clerk).
Effects £20422 9s. 7d.[12]

From The Scotsman, Thursday, 29 September 1927:[58]

Simoon [sic] Owtram Manlove ( 73 ), of Newbold House, Paignton, Devon. Net personalty, £20 ,090; gross ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... £ 21 , 422. [12]

From Western Morning News, Thursday, 29 September 1927:[59]

WESTCOUNTRY WILLS. MR. S. 0. MANLOVE, OF PAIGNTON,
LEAVES £20,000
Mr. Simeon Owtram Manlove, of Newbold House, Paignton, left estate of the gross value £20,422, with net personalty £20,090. By his will, dated December 3, 1921, he had appointed his wife, Mrs. Maude Mary Manlove, sole executrix. She predeceased him, and the grant has accordingly been issued his daughter, Mrs. Kathleen Mary Owtram Browne, of The Vicarage, Collaton St. Mary, Paignton, as the only person entitled to the residuary estate.
Testator left £750 to his daughter, Kathleen Mary Browne; £500 to his sister. Bertha Manlove; £250 each his sisters, Emily Manlove and Louisa Gladstone; and all other his property to his wife absolutely, but as she predeceased him his daughter, Mrs Kathleen Mary Owtram Browne, now becomes entitled thereto.[12]

Probate of wife, Maude Mary Manlove

On 13 December 1927, in Devonshire, England, Simeon Owtram Manlove was named as beneficiary in the probate of his wife Maude Mary Manlove's estate. His wife died 2 February 1927.[60]

Probate of brother, Percy Manlove

On 19 November 1942, in Torquay, Devon, England, a further grant of administration was made to Kathleen Mary Owtram Browne in the probate of her uncle Percy Manlove's estate. Probate had been granted to Simeon Owtram Manlove on 14 December 1921 before his death. His brother died 28 September 1921.[61]

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  45. ↑ Commonwealth War Graves SECOND LIEUTENANT LEONARD CECIL TONG MANLOVE
  46. ↑ A Street Near You, Second Lieutenant Leonard Cecil Tong Manlove
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