Francis WILKINSON

Francis WILKINSON

1858 – 1943 · Embsay, Skipton, North Yorkshire
Partner: Jane PILLING · Partner: Nancy Ellen ROBINSON
👶Birth
06/09/1858
🏛️ Great Stink
Embsay, Skipton, North Yorkshire 📍 1939 NHS Register
1911 Census
💒Marriage (24)
05/03/1882
Jane PILLING
St Stephen Church, Burnley, Lancashire 📍 Ancestry.co.uk
Free BMD
💒Marriage (37)
1895
🏛️ National Trust founded
Nancy Ellen ROBINSON
Burnley, Lancashire 📍 1911 Census
Free BMD
🏠Lived (43)
1901
🏛️ Second Boer War
34 Parkinson Street, Habergham Eaves, Burnley, Lancashire 📍 1901 Census 📎 Census
💼Occupation (43)
1901
🏛️ Death of Queen Victoria
Cotton Weaver 1901 Census
🏠Lived (53)
1911
🏛️ National Insurance Act
119 Branch Road, Burnley, Lancashire 📍 1911 Census 📎 Census
💼Occupation (53)
1911
Cotton Weaver 1911 Census
🏠Lived (81)
1939
🏛️ Second World War
34 Parkinson Street, Habergham Eaves, Burnley, Lancashire 📍 1939 NHS Register 📎 1939 Register
✝️Death
abt 28/03/1943
34 Parkinson Street, Habergham Eaves, Burnley, Lancashire 📍
Aged 84 Burial Records
🪦Burial
31/03/1943
Burnley Cemetery, Cemetery Road, Burnley, Lancashire, BB11 5DD 📍
Grave A9480 Lancashire Online Parish Clerks

Burial: 31 Mar 1943 Burnley Cemetery, Burnley, Lancashire
Francis Wilkinson -
Age: 84yrs
Gender: M
Abode: 34 Parkinson Street
Grave: Number A9480
Register: Burials 1940 - 1948, Page 113, Entry 115838
Source: Original Registers Book 15

Children with Jane PILLING
M
b. 1887, Burnley, Lancashire · d. 1972, Forest House, Barnoldswick, Lancashire · m. 1910 Margaret Mary TAPPER
M
b. 1890, Burnley, Lancashire
Children with Nancy Ellen ROBINSON
Jane Ellen WILKINSON
b. 1896, 34 Parkinson Street, Habergham Eaves, Burnley, Lancashire · d. 1984, Richmond, North Yorkshire · m. 1920 Harold BROUGHTON
Notes

1911 Census includes the following:

Former Marriage 14 years
4 Children former marriage
2 Children former marriage
2 Children former married

7 Children still living
0 Children who have died

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