| 👶 Birth | 28 Sep 1868 | 5 Green Mount Terrace, Rochdale Road, Harpurhey, Manchester, Lancashire 📍 ⓘBirth Certificate 📎 View |
| 🏠 Lived | 1871 (3) | 7 Regent Terrace, Hall Street, Moston, Manchester, Lancashire 📍 📎 View 🏛️ Bank Holidays introduced |
| 🏠 Lived | 1874 (6) | 9 Johnson Street, Cheetham Hill, Manchester, Lancashire 📍 |
| 🏠 Lived | 1881 (13) | Fern Bank, 30 Burlington Road, Withington, Manchester, Lancashire 📍 ⓘ1881 Census 📎 View |
| 💼 Occupation | 1881 (13) | Scholar ⓘ1881 Census |
| 🎓 Education | 1883 (15) | Manchester Grammar School, Old Hall Lane, Manchester, Lancashire, M14 6HL 📍 Email from archives@mgs.org of 14/09/2018: Sidney Osborn Tattersall was at MGS for one year in 1883 in the Lower Third Form studying Classics, Divinity, French and Drawing. We have no admissions registers for this period, so information is really thin unfortunately. We don’t even have proper biographical information such as date of birth or address. |
| 🏠 Lived | 1891 (23) | 10 Napin Road, Chorlton-Cum-Hardy, Manchester, Lancashire 📍 📎 View 🏛️ Free elementary education |
| 💼 Occupation | 1891 (23) | Clerk |
| 🎓 Education | 1892 (24) | Headingley College, Leeds, West Yorkshire 📍 |
| 💼 Occupation | 1895 (27) | Wesleyan Minister 🏛️ National Trust founded |
| 🏠 Lived | 1901 (33) | 127 Cromwell Road, Bristol, Gloucestershire 📍 ⓘ1901 Census 📎 View The 1901 Census lists him as a lodger of Elizabeth Lemon aged 54. Beatrice Woodward aged 16 also lived in the house as a General Domestic Servant 🏛️ Second Boer War · Death of Queen Victoria — Edward VII accedes |
| 💼 Occupation | 1901 (33) | Wesleyan Minister Bristol, Gloucestershire 📍 ⓘ1901 Census |
| 🏠 Lived | 1904 (36) | 113 Spot Road, Cardiff, Glamorganshire 📍 ⓘDeath Civil Registration Index |
| 🏠 Lived | 1911 (43) | 86 Silver Street, Edmonton, London, Middlesex 📍 📎 View 🏛️ National Insurance Act |
| 🏠 Lived | 1915 (47) | 86 Silver Street, Edmonton, London, Middlesex 📍 🏛️ First World War |
| 💼 Occupation | 23 Sep 1916 (48) | Minister in charge of the Rochdale Wesleyan Mission as superintendent of the Union Street Mission circuit ⓘNewspaper Clipping 📎 View 🏛️ Battle of the Somme |
| 💒 Marriage | 1917 (49) | Edith Maud LOCKWOOD Hull, East Yorkshire 📍 ⓘMarriage Civil Registration Index |
| 🏠 Lived | 1933 (65) | 59 Bannister Street, Withernsea, Hull, East Yorkshire 📍 with Edith Maud LOCKWOOD 🏛️ Great Depression |
| 🏠 Lived | 1939 (71) | 24 The Link, Anlaby Park, Kingston-Upon-Hull, East Yorkshire 📍 with Edith Maud LOCKWOOD ⓘ1939 NHS Register 📎 View 🏛️ Second World War |
| 📝 Will | 09 Mar 1939 (71) | 📎 View |
| 🏠 Lived | 1940 (72) | 24 The Link, Anlaby Park, Kingston-Upon-Hull, East Yorkshire 📍 with Edith Maud LOCKWOOD 🏛️ Battle of Britain — the Blitz begins |
| 💼 Occupation | 1940 (72) | Methodist Minister |
| ✝️ Death | 13 Feb 1940 (72) | 96 Westbourne Avenue, Kingston-Upon-Hull, East Yorkshire 📍 1 (a) Cerebral Thrombosis (b) Prostatectomy (c) Benign enlargement of Prostate ⓘDeath Civil Registration Index 📎 View Death Notice in Hull Daily Mail Thursday February 15th 1940 Tattersall, February 13th after an operation. Sidney Osborn Tattersall of 24 The Link, Anlaby Park, beloved husband of Edith Tattersall. Service at Methodist Chapel, Anlaby Common, Hull on Friday next at 2pm. Internment at The General Cemetery at 3pm. Request no mourning. |
| 🕊️ Funeral | 16 Feb 1940 (72) | Methodist Chapel, Anlaby Common, Hull, East Yorkshire 📍 Obituary from Minutes of The Methodist Conference 1940 SIDNEY OSBORN TATTERSALL: born at Manchester on September 28, 1868 and educated at the Grammar School of that city. The example and influence of a godly mother led him to surrender his life to the service of Christ. Accepted as a candidate for the Ministry in 1892, he was trained at Headlingley College. For forty years he upheld the highest traditions of ministry and when he retired from the active work, he continued to find his supreme joy… Show more |
| 🪦 Burial | 16 Feb 1940 (72) | Hull General Cemetery, Spring Bank West, Hull, East Yorkshire 📍 Grave: 6729 Compartment: 63 Cemetery Records Burial No: 51926 Grave: 6729 Compartment: 63 Date of Death 13th February 1940 Burial 16th February 1940 Paid By: University J. Lancaster Aged 72 at death, Retired Methodist Minister Address: 24 The Link, Anlaby Park Died At: 96 Westbourne Avenue Funeral Directors: A. Shepherd & Son, Brunswich Avenue, Beverley Road, Hull Monumental Inscription No headstone at the grave as it had collapsed and was broken. In Loving Memory Elizabeth the beloved wife of Joseph Lockwood who d… Show more |
| ⚖️ Probate | 15 Mar 1940 (72) | York, North Yorkshire 📍 Effects: £4445 5s 1d 📎 View 📎 View Sidney Osborn Tattersall of 24 The Link, Anlaby Park, Kingston-Upon-Hull died 13 February 1940 at 96 Westbourne Avenue, Kingston-Upon-Hull Probate: York 15 March to Maurice Victor Gosschalk Solicitor Marcus Edward Rainsford Brockman retired methodist minister and Edith Maud Tattersall widow Effects: £4445 5s 1d |
Notes
The Methodist Who's Who 1915:
TATTERSALL, Rev. Sidney Osborn; b. Manchester: s. of James Tattersall. Educ. Privately: Manchester Grammer School; Headingley Coll.: e.m. 1895. In charge of Edmonton Central Hall, 1910. Address: 86 Silver St., Edmonton, N. W.
Who's Who in Methodism 1933:
TATTERSALL, Sidney Osborn b. at Manchester. ed. Manchester Gramm. Sc. T. Coll. Headingley. e.m. 1895 (w.) m. Edith Maud Lockwood, of Hull. Circuits: Market Harborough; Bristol, Wes.; Cardiff, Roath Road; Birmingham… Show more
TATTERSALL, Rev. Sidney Osborn; b. Manchester: s. of James Tattersall. Educ. Privately: Manchester Grammer School; Headingley Coll.: e.m. 1895. In charge of Edmonton Central Hall, 1910. Address: 86 Silver St., Edmonton, N. W.
Who's Who in Methodism 1933:
TATTERSALL, Sidney Osborn b. at Manchester. ed. Manchester Gramm. Sc. T. Coll. Headingley. e.m. 1895 (w.) m. Edith Maud Lockwood, of Hull. Circuits: Market Harborough; Bristol, Wes.; Cardiff, Roath Road; Birmingham… Show more
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