SAMUEL PICKERING 1805-1874
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Samuel Pickering
…. b: 08 Dec 1805 Warmingham, Sutton, Middlewich Frodsham Parish
…. m: 20 Dec 1830 [Witnesses: Peter Pickering and Ellen Challiner]
…. o: 1861 Miller and Farmer of One Employee
…. o: 1871 Miller
…. d: 1 Feb 1874 (age 69) of Kinderton
…. b: 16 May 1820 St. Laurence, Frodsham
…. lived: 1861 Kinderton Street, Kinderton-cum-Hulme (age 52)
…. lived: 1871 1 Mill Lane, Middlewich, Kinderton (age 62)
+ Catharine Challiner
…. b: Abt. 1806 Tarpoley
…. d: 8 Sep 1876 (age 70)
Grave Inscription:
“The Late SAMUEL PICKERING, of Kinderton, who died February 1st 1874, aged 65 years.
Also CATHARINE,m his wife, who died September 8th 1876, aged 70 years.
also SARA JANE (Hulse), wife of JOHN PICKERING, late of Sutton Mills, who died July 20th 1895, aged 63 years.
Also the above named JOHN PICKERING who died Feby 20th 1900, aged 66 years.
This photo was kindly provided by Andreas Schulz from his website at: www.schulz-pearce.de/Pickering
Children of Samuel Pickering and Catherine Challoner
1 – John Pickering of Sutton Mills
…. b: 11 Jul 1834 Little Budworth
…. o: Bet. 1881 – 1891 Miller (Corn)
…. m: 26 Nov 1857 in Davenham Parish Church
…. d: 12 Feb 1900 Middlewich (age 66)
…. lived: 1861 Sutton Mill, White Gate, Sutton
…. lived: 1871 Sutton Mill, Sutton [2 servants]
…. lived: 1881 Sutton Mills, Sutton (age 47)
…. lived: 1891 Queen Street, Middlewich (age 59)
+ Sarah Jane Hulse
…. b: Abt. 1832 Winsford, Chesh
…. d: 1895 Middlewich (age 63)
Three daughters of Samuel Pickering and Catherine Challiner: Kate (1864); Ellen (1861; Sarah Ann (1866). In the 1861 census Mary, unmarried, Fundholder, age 65 was living with 2 house servants at 142 Main Street, Frodsham. These photos were kindly provided by Pam and Tim Kirby, England.
Children of John Pickering and Sarah Jane Hulse
…. Ellen Pickering b: 1861
…. Kate Pickering b: 1864 Middlewich, Occupation: 1881 Domestic Servant
…. Sarah Ann Pickering
…….. b: 10 Feb 1866
…….. c: 10 Feb 1866 Sutton Mill House, Middlewich,
…….. Occupation: 1881 Servant
…….. m: 10 May 1888 in Methodist Chapel, Middlewich
………..+ Abraham Constantine b: 1864 Musbury, Lancs
…………….. Children of Sarah Ann Pickering and Abraham Constantine
…………….. John B. Constantine b: 1890 Musbury, Lancs
…………….. Arthur Constantine b: 1892 Musbury, Lancs
…………….. William Bernard Constantine b: 1895 Musbury, Lancs
…. Mary Pickering
…… b: 18 Dec 1868
…… c: 1 Feb 1869 Lewin St, Sutton Mill, Middlewich
…… Occupation: 1891 Housemaid/Domestic Servant
…. Jane Pickering
…… b: 10 Feb 1871, Sutton, Cheshire
…… c: 8 Feb 1873, Lewin St, Sutton Mill, Middlewich (Wesleyan-Methodist Chapel)
……… + John Hilditch m: 1900
…………. John C. Pickering b: 1874 Sutton, Cheshire Middlewich
…………. Occupation: 1891 Clerk
2 – Thomas Pickering
…. c: 29 May 1836 Little Budworth, Occlerstone
…. m: 8 Jun 1858, St. Hillary, Wallasey
…. o: 1881 Corn Miller & Farmer
…. lived: 1861, White Gate, Sutton (age 24)
…. lived: 1871, Kinderton Street, Kinderton, Middlewich (age 34)
…. lived: 1881, Mill House, Kinderton with Hulme, Corn Miller (age 44)
……… Living in same house: Thomas Hulse, lodger, age 29,m unmarried, Miller apprentice
…. lived: 1891, Mill House, Mill Lane, Kinderton with Hulme, Middlewich (age 54)
…. lived: 1901, 10 Mill Lane, Middlewich (age 64) Widower
……………… +Martha Ellison b: 1820 Wallasey, Chesh d: 1890 [f: Thomas Ellison, Farmer]
Children of Thomas Pickering and Martha Ellison
………. Samuel Pickering
…………… b: abt 1863, Davenham, Cheshire Leftwich
…………… c: 5 Apr 1863 Middlewich
…………… m: abt 1891
…………… o: 1891 Millers Assistant, Middlewich (age 27)
…………… o: 1901 Chemical Labourer (age 36)
…………… o: 1911 Foreman Alkali Manufacture
…………… lived: 1881, Mill House, Kinderton with Hulme (age 18), Unmarried, Miller
…………… lived: 1891, Mill House, Mill Lane, Kinderton with Hulme (age 27), Unmarried, Miller’s Assistant
…………… lived: 1901, Avenue Road, Winnington, Northwich (age 36)
…………… lived: 1911,The Avenue, Winnington, Northwich [1 servant] (age 48), Widower, Miller living with Martha Maria, age 46, single (his sister) and Edith Annie, age 11 (his daughter)
…………… + Eleanor Arnold
…………… d: about 1869, Northwich
…………….. Children of Samuel Pickering and Eleanor Arnold
…………………… Horace Pickering
…………………… b: 1892, Northwich
…………………… o: 1911 Apprentice Pattern Maker, Single (age 19)
…………………… lived: 1911 The Avenue, Winnington, Northwich
…………………… Reginald Pickering
…………………… c: 30 Nov 1893, Witton-cum-Twambrooks, Cheshire, England
…………………… o: 1911 Chemical Student, Single (age 17)
…………………… lived: 1911 The Avenue, Winnington, Northwich, Witton Parish
…………………… d: Oct-Dec 1922, Paddington, London (age 28)
Enlistment notes for REGINALD Pickering
CB Manchester Regt
• 28 Aug 1914 (age 20 yrs. 10 mos.)
• Occupation: Chemist
• Unmarried
• Short Service (three years with the Colours.)
The manchester Regiment in the full dress uniform of 1914.
Illustration by Harry Payne 1858-1927)
…………………… Nora Pickering, b: 1899, Northwich
…………………… Joan Pickering, b: 1910
………. Martha Maria Pickering, b: 1865 Middlewich (1901, age 35 single)
3 – Ellen Pickering, b: 1844 Weaver, Chesh
4 – Mary Pickering, b: 1846 Weaver, Chesh
………. + Edmund Meers
……………. b: 1848 Middlewich, Cheshire, 1871 General Clerk, Kinderton
…………………… Walter Meers b: 1870 Kinderton, Chesh d: 1872
Kinderton Mill House
Kinderton Mill, Kinderton Street, Middlewich.
In 1857 Samuel Pickering (1808-74) arrived at Kinderton Mill, at about age 49. He had been the miller at Sutton Mill on the River Wheelock, which was about a mile and a half south east. Samuel (1808-74) was 48 years old and employed two journeymen millers and a labourer. In 1871 Samuel Pickering (1808-74) was still nominally the miller at Kinderton, with him was his son-in-law Edmund Meers who worked as a General Clerk. Son Thomas Pickering (1836-) worked as a miller as did their ‘lodger’ Thomas Hulse. After 1871 Thomas Pickering (1836-) was listed as the miller at Kinderton in his own right and by 1881 he had been joined as miller by his young son Samuel (1863-) aged 18 and another an apprentice miller aged 17. Thomas Pickering (1836-) continued to be listed as the miller until 1910 by which time he was 73. Thomas must have died not long after 1910 because in 1914 his widow Martha Pickering and his son Samuel (1863-) were listed as millers at Kinderton Street. Also in both 1910 and 1914.
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