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ID:73
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Mabel Barlow (Myatt)1894-1962
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Relationship:
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Gaz's Great Grandmother
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Birth:
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31st Jan 1894 Birchwood Park, Leigh, Staffs
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Death:
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14th Dec 1962 Colton, Staffordshire
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Mother:
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Ann Burton (b.1862) /ID:77
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Father:
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John Barlow (b.1856) /ID:76
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Siblings:
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John Thomas Barlow (b.1884) /ID:67
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Edith A Barlow (b.1886) /ID:68
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Wilfred James Barlow (b.1888) /ID:69
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Hugh Burton Barlow (b.1889) /ID:70
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Emily Burton Barlow (b.1890) /ID:71
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Mabel Barlow (b.1894) /ID:73
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Reginald George Barlow (b.1896) /ID:72
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Jeffrey Barlow (b.1897) /ID:74
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Douglas Barlow (b.1903) /ID:75
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Unknown- died before 1911
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Unknown- died before 1911
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Unknown- died before 1911
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Unknown- died before 1911
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Spouse:
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William John Myatt (b.1892) /ID:489
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Children:
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Gwendoline Myatt (b.1922) /ID:473
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Joyce Myatt (b.1925) /ID:480
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Norman W J Myatt (b.1927) /ID:482
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Patricia A Myatt (b.1933) /ID:483
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1894
Mabel Barlow was born at Birchwood Park Farm in Leigh, East Staffordshire on 31st January 1894.
Her father was John Barlow from Denstone,an agricultural labourer and her
mother was Ann Burton from Stoke on Trent.
She was one of 14 children, although only 9 were still living by 1911.
When she was born she had older siblings John Thomas, 10, Edith ,8, Wilfred, 6, Hugh,
7 and Emily, 4.
Her younger brothers were Reginald, born in 1896, Jeffrey, born in 1897 and Douglas born in 1903
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1901
1901 Census for 'Birchwood Park, Uttoxeter, Staffordshire' |
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Name
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Relationship
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Status
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Age
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Est YOB
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Gender
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Birth County
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Occupation
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John Barlow
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Head
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Married
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44
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1857
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Male
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Stone / (Stowe)
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Farmer
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John T Barlow
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Son
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Single
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17
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1884
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Male
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Leigh, Staffordshire
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Edith A Barlow
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Daughter
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15
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1886
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Female
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Leigh, Staffordshire
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Hugh B Barlow
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Son
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12
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1889
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Male
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Leigh, Staffordshire
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Emily B Barlow
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Daughter
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10
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1891
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Female
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Leigh, Staffordshire
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Mabel Barlow
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Daughter
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7
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1894
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Female
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Leigh, Staffordshire
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Reginald G Barlow
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Son
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5
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1896
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Male
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Leigh, Staffordshire
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Jeffrey Barlow
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Son
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4
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1897
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Male
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Leigh, Staffordshire
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1911
1911 Census for '49, Gaol Road, Stafford, Staffordshire'
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Name
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Status
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Age
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Est YOB
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Gender
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Birth County
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Occupation
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Jane Blanchard
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Head
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Single
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45
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1866
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Female
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Stafford
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Fancy Drapery Shop
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Eliabeth Blanchard
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Sister
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Single
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43
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1868
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Female
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Stafford
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Fancy Drapery Shop
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Ellen Batkiss Blanchard
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Sister
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Single
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34
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1877
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Female
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Stafford
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Fancy Drapery Shop
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Mabel Barlow
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Servant
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Single
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17
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1894
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Female
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Birchwood, Staffs
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General Domestic Servant
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In 1911 Mabel was a general domestic servant at 49, Gaol Road, which was a ‘Fancy Drapery Shop’. The three sisters that lived there were all spinsters , Jane Blanchard
(45) , Elizabeth Blanchard (43) and Ellen Batkiss? Blanchard (34).
We know that by 1911 Mabels parents and family had moved to Hixon, Staffordshire.
The house and shop are still in use
(shown below) but is now an engineering supply store
1921
In late 1921- Marriage of Mabel Barlow and William John Myatt at St Thomas & St Andrews Mission Church in the CastleTown area on Stafford.
The church of St. Thomas and St. Andrew was built on South Street in 1866, designed by W. Culshaw of Liverpool. It was built mainly for railway workers living in Castletown. (By
1972 it was redundant and was demolished shortly afterwards.)
1922
1922 - Birth of daughter Gwendoline Myatt in Colton, Staffs
1925
1925 - Birth of daughter Joyce Myatt in Colton, Staffs
1927
1927 - Birth of son, Norman Myatt in Colton, Staffs
1927
10 December 1927 - Death of father, John Barlow.
1933
1933 - Birth of daughter Patricia Myatt in Colton, Staffs
1939
1939 Registry for 'The Row, Colton, Staffordshire'
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Name
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DOB
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Gender
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Occupation
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William J Myatt
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01/05/1892
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Male
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Leather Worker, LIme Jobber
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Mabel Myatt
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31/01/1894
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Female
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UDD
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Undisclosed (Gwendoline)
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(*Lime Jobber - immerses hides in pits containing lime solution until skin swells and pores open, thus loosening hair; removes hides and stacks them to drain)
1962
14th December 1962 - Mabel passed away, aged 68. She is buried in the old burial ground at St Marys Church, Colton. William was buried with her in 1977.
