Notes: Welbank Family Tree

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#	Notes	Linked to
151	Inventory of John Welbank, yeoman, 1662 corn and hay, kine, a spinning wheel, etc wife Elizabeth gets the house and one close called Hungrille Pasture for life, then it goes to nephew John.	Welbank, John (I1043)
152	Isabel daughter of Robert in parish records	Welbancke, Isabel (I1079)
153	James Welbank, son of Christopher, late apprentice of Henry King, citizen and Vintner of London, was made a freeman of the Mayoralty of Charles Price Esq., Mayor, 15th June 1803. This is to certify that on the 6th October 1802 James Welbank late apprentice to Henry King, Citizen and Vintner of London, was admitted into the Freedom of the Worshipful Company of Vintners in right of his said Apprenticeship. As by the Books of the said company appears.	Welbank, James (I028)
154	Jane Welbank buried, born 1780. This record could refer to her.	Sadler, Jane (I755)
155	John Welbank (brother?) was a witness	Family F21
156	John's Will, 1732, gives £420 to younger son Robert and the residue to eldest son William. Twins William and john (1703) presumably died in infancy.	Welbank, John (I1006)
157	Knocked down by motor truck	Welbanks, Marshall Edgar (I1717)
158	Lived in Camberwell after mother remarried to William Welbank.	Welbank, Mary Ann Eliza (I017)
159	living child or children	Family F402
160	Living in the next house to John Stephen in 1931, so is he a son? On the other hand John's obituary only mentions a wife and siblings.	Welbank, William (I1209)
161	living with his grandfather Robert and mother Anne Hullah in 1911 census.	Cole, Harry (I994)
162	living with son James and his wife Charlotte, or possibly her daughter Charlotte.	Dobson, Ann (I770)
163	London Evening Standard, 21 Oct 1905	Family F288
164	Lost his life in collision	Leach, Rufus Earl (I1285)
165	Mabel was the sister of his brother William's wife.	Family F312
166	Marriage: Richard William Welbank to Alice Marian Pike Date: 2nd June 1879 Place: The Presbyterian Church, Norwich Cert.189 Richard William Welbank , age 24, bachelor Rank or Profession: Engineer Residence: 7 Alexandra Road, Heigham, Norwich Father: Richard Welbank (deceased) Father's Rank or Profession: Stationer Alice Marian Pike, age 20, spinster Rank or Profession: Confectioners Assistant Residence: 3 Alexandra Road, Heigham, Norwich Father: James Colby Pike Father's Rank or Profession: Shoe Manufacturer Witnesses: James C Pike Mary Ann Eliza Welbank C E Stannard A double wedding with Alice's elder sister Helen Elizabeth Greaves.	Family F004
167	Mary Dawson was Christopher's cousin once removed, the granddaughter of his father's sister Ann. She was 24 and he was 45. She was the only living child of her father and due to inherit quite a lot of property. Her father was a witness to the wedding, so presumably approved of the groom. Her father, grandfather and brother had all been called Edward Dawson; her brother had died in childhood. Her first son was Edward Dawson Welbank and a grandson was Edward Dawson Welbank Mitchell.	Family F175
168	Mary Wellbank buried: abode - workhouse in Newbiggin. Possibly child of Fortune.	Welbanks (I781)
169	Mary Wellbank, widow	Pennestone, Mary (I698)
170	measles. Grave 2108, listed as Elizabeth Welbalk	Wellbank, Elizabeth (I1398)
171	Memorial at St Nicholas	Crossley, Ann (I53)
172	Memorial in Arkengarthdale Church In Memory of the Revd John Gilpin of Sedbury in the Norrth Riding of Yorkshire a Magistrate for the Counties of York and Durham and sometime Vicar of Stockton Upon Tees He married Jemima, youngest daughter of George Brown of Stockton, Esquire and on the demise of her brother became connected with the Manor and Estate of Arkengarthdale of the distribution of the wealth thus committed to his trust he followed the example of his predecessor by zealously promoting the spiritual and temporal wellbeing of his tenants and the other inhabitants of the parish. He supported on a liberal scale all the voluntary charities established by his brother-in-law and expended a considerable sum in improving and ornamenting this church. His whole conduct was influenced by a strict adherence to Christian principles, and he was highly esteemed for his kind and benevolent disposition, and the undeviating uprightness of his character.	Gilpin, Rev John (I93)
173	Meriel Welbank of Hatton Garden (from parish register)	Welbank, Meriel (I534)
174	Mother's name is Greaves, but she doesn't appear in the 1939 register where Lawrence and Susan are living with her parents.	Moxon, Brenda (I1420)
175	Nicholas Ruston, Seamer. Some family trees have identified the couple as ancestors. Some of the children might have been born to another Nicholas Ruston who is local, given the different birthplaces.	Family F306
176	Notice in Yorkshire Gazette 26 Jun 1847	Welbank, William (I593)
177	obituary 25 Feb 2006	Welbanks, Arthur Wallace (I1639)
178	occupation: Tanner	Fulcher, Thomas (I159)
179	of Fullwood Rents, St Andrews, Holborn. Will dated 1790, prov. 1st May 1796 [PCC 256 HARRIS]	Knapp, Richard (I453)
180	of St James, Westminster Will: dat. 1794 Aug 15, prov. 1797 Oct 2 [PCC 649? EXETER]	Knapp, Catherine ? (I454)
181	old age, 86 yrs widow of Robert Welbank, cooper	Gray, Elizabeth (I1308)
182	on Happy Return, sailing from Whitby to Sunderland	Wellbank, Thomas (I628)
183	outlived her brother George as she is mentioned in his Will.	Brown, Margaret (I97)
184	Oxford Times, 17 Jan 1903	Fowle, Thomas Welbank (I547)
185	parents Thomas, sailor, and Mary	Wellbank, Mary (I866)
186	parish record book, 1776 no 178	Family F159
187	Paver's marriage licences	Family F15
188	personal estate £12,626	Bray, Thomas Blakeway (I77)
189	Plaque in Arkengarthdale Church	Brown, Jemima (I92)
190	Platina under Thomas Wellbank sailed from London to Adelaide 26 Sep 1838 with 105 settlers, arriving on 9 Feb 1839. His father apparently sailed the Whitby transporting female convicts to Sydney which left Dublin in Feb 1839, so this must have been his son's voyage.	Wellbank, Thomas (I867)
191	Possible that Thomas married Margaret before he came to England around 1783, and she is the wife he talks about in his 1785 petition. Jean Welbanks Gemmell Minhinick was born in 1903 and brought up by her maternal grandparents (Hiram Welbanks and Esther) who had been born before 1850. She wrote ("At Home in Upper Canada") that they told her that their grandparents had left Poughkeepsie and the city of Philadelphia around 1783 and gone to Prince Edward County.	Family F284
192	Possibly a different George, as it would be unusual to marry at 20 and he is quite a long way from Boroughbridge	Family F286
193	presumably one of the Boroughbridge Welbanks?	Family F287
194	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Woods, John Andrew (I054)
195	probably great-grandson of Sir Richard member of the Inner Temple in 1700 serjeant at law in 1723	Hawkins, Serjeant William (I302)
196	Probate to Lionel Matthews, his nephew.	Mitchell, John Patterson (I1428)
197	Rector Higham Gobion	Hawkins, Francis (I380)
198	register number 5642	Woodward, Sophia Clarissa (I016)
199	Richard and Alice appear to have lived at 7 Alexandra Road, Heigham, Norwich after their marriage in 1879, at least until 1883, although there seems to be toing and froing from the Broughton Road, Banbury residence. Richard attended a Presbyterian training course in Nottingham at one point. Four of the children did not survive. Richard William invented and manufactured the 'Welbank Boilerette'; a device for cooking vegetables without large quantities of water. One of his Boilerettes can be seen in the Science Museum, London. He built the devices at his works in North Newington, Banbury. As a keen Presbyterian, he maintained a printing press at the works and sold the devices accompanied by printed religious tracts.	Welbank, Richard William (I008)
200	Richard has a codicil in 1844 in which he only mentions her sister.	Scott, Caroline (I75)