Person Page - 3524

Ethel May Frankish, daughter of Arthur Edward Frankish and Lavinia Sackett, was born in Sculcoates, Hull, Yorkshire^G, on 3 February 1893.¹ As an adult, she used her second name, May.
     In 1901 Ethel was living at 42 Washington Street, Newland St John, Sculcoates, Kingston upon Hull, Yorkshire^G, in the household of her parents Arthur and Lavinia, and was recorded in the census as Ethel M Frankish, aged nine [actually eight] and born in Hull.²
     In 1911 she was living at 9 Brooklyn Street, Sculcoates, Yorkshire^G, in the household of her parents Arthur and Lavinia, and was recorded as Ethel May Frankish, a dressmaker in a costumiers, aged 17 and born in Hull.³

Elizabeth Hannah Jones, daughter of James Jones and Mary Evans, was born in Nantyglo, Monmouthshire^G, on 6 December 1884.¹ She died aged 69 in Nantyglo^G on 16 October 1954.² She married at Crickhowell, Breconshire^G, in 1907, Wilsie John Sutton, son of Edward Sutton and Emma Collins.³
     In 1901 Elizabeth was living at 33 Garn Road, Nantyglo^G, in the household of her parents James and Mary, and was recorded in the census as E Ann Jones, aged 16 and born in Nantyglo.⁴
     In 1911 she was living at 29 Garn Road, Nantyglo^G, and was recorded as Elizabeth Hannah Sutton, aged 26. She was living with her husband Wilsie, 28. Their daughter Ivy Dorothea, aged two, was living with them.⁵
     In 1921 she was living at 39 Garn Road, Nantyglo^G, and was recorded as Elizabeth Hannah Sutton, aged 36. She was living with her husband Wilsie, 39, and their children, Ivy Dorothea, 12, Mary Emma, 8, and Edward James, aged four.⁶
     Elizabeth and Wilsie, then at Gwalia Buildings, King Street, Brynmawr^G, were listed on the register of electors in 1931.⁷
     At the outbreak of the Second World War in September 1939, Elizabeth was living at 2 Gwalia Buildings, Nantyglo^G, with her husband Wilsie. Their daughter Ivy Dorothea was also in the household with her children, Brenys and Mair.⁸
     Administration of Elizabeth's estate was granted in Llandaff, Glamorgan^G, on 1 April 1974 (unusually nearly 20 years after her death.)⁹

Edward Sutton, son of James Sutton and Mary Kerslake, was born in Kingsbrompton (now Brompton Regis), Somerset^G, in 1853^1,2,3 and baptized at Withel Florey, Somerset^G, on 10 July 1853.⁴ He married in Treborough, Somerset^G, on 19 May 1877, Emma Collins, daughter of Richard Collins and Sarah Nethercott.^5,6
     In 1861 Edward was living in Kingsbrompton^G in the household of his parents James and Mary, and was recorded in the census as Edward Sutton, aged seven and born in Kingsbrompton.⁷
     In 1871 he was living in Brompton Regis^G in the household of his parents James and Mary, and was recorded as Edward Sutton, an agricultural labourer, aged 17.⁸
     In 1881 he was living at Brendon Hill, Old Cleeve, Williton, Somerset^G, and was recorded as Edward Sutton, an iron miner, aged 26. Living with him were his wife Emma, 26, and their children, Walter, 2, and Emily, aged ten months.⁹
     In 1891 he was living in LLanelly, Breconshire^G, and was recorded as Edward Sutton, a coal miner, aged 36. Living with him were his wife Emma, 36, and five children, including Wilsie, aged eight.¹⁰
     In 1901 he was living at 30 Somerset Street, Brynmawr, Breconshire^G, and was recorded as Edward Sutton, a coal miner, aged 46. Living with him were his wiife Emma, 46, and five children, including Wilsie, 19.¹¹
     In 1911 he was living at 30 Somerset Street, Brynmawr^G, and was recorded as Edward Sutton, a coal miner, aged 56. His wife Emma, 56, and three of their children were living with him. They had had twelve children of whom seven were still living in 1911.¹²
     In 1921 he was living at 15 Lower Bailey Street, Brynmawr^G, and was recorded as Edward Sutton, aged 67, an out of work miner. His wife Emma, 66, and their sons Arthur, 32, and Albert, 24, were living with them, both also out of work miners.¹³

Emma Collins, daughter of Richard Collins and Sarah Nethercott, was born in Carhampton, Somerset^G, in 1854^1,2 and baptized at Carhampton, Somerset^G, on 3 September 1854.³ She married in Treborough, Somerset^G, on 19 May 1877, Edward Sutton, son of James Sutton and Mary Kerslake.^4,5
     In 1861 Emma was living at Holwell Cottage, Treborough, Somerset^G, in the household of her parents Richard and Sarah, and was recorded in the census as Emma Collings, aged six and born in Carhampton.⁶
     In 1871 she was living in Treborough^G in the household of her widowed father Richard, and was recorded as Emma Collins, housekeeper, aged 16.⁷
     In 1881 she was living at Brendon Hill, Old Cleeve, Williton, Somerset^G, in the household of her husband Edward, 26, an iron miner, and was recorded as Emma Sutton, aged 26. Living with them were their children, Walter, 2, and Emily, aged ten months.⁸
     In 1891 she was living in LLanelly, Breconshire^G, in the household of her husband Edward, 36, a coal miner, and was recorded as Emma Sutton, aged 36. Living with them were five children, including Wilsie, aged eight.⁹
     In 1901 she was living at 30 Somerset Street, Brynmawr, Breconshire^G, and was recorded as Emma Sutton, aged 46. She was living with her husband Edward, 46, a coal miner, and five children, including Wilsie, 19.¹⁰
     In 1911 she was living at 30 Somerset Street, Brynmawr^G, in the household of her husband Edward, 56, a coal miner, and was recorded as Emma Sutton, aged 56. Three of their children were living with them. They had had twelve children of whom seven were still living in 1911.¹¹
     In 1921 she was living at 15 Lower Bailey Street, Brynmawr^G, in the household of her husband Edward, 67, a miner out of work, and was recorded as Emma Sutton, aged 66. Their sons Arthur, 32, and Albert, 24, were living with them, both also out of work miners.¹²

Ivy Dorothea "Dorie" Sutton, daughter of Wilsie John Sutton and Elizabeth Hannah Jones, was born in Nantyglo, Monmouthshire^G, on 20 September 1908.¹ She died aged 90 in Monmouth, Monmouthshire^G, on 13 November 1998.^2,3 She married in Crickhowell, Breconshire^G, in 1928, Alfred Donald Evans, son of John Evans and Clara ___.⁴
     In 1911 Dorie was living at 29 Garn Road, Nantyglo, Monmouthshire^G, in the household of her parents Wilsie and Elizabeth, and was recorded in the census as Ivy Dorothea Sutton, aged two and born in Nantyglo.⁵
     Dorie attended Garnvach Infants School, Nantyglo^G, from 26 August 1912 to 30 August 1915.⁶
     In 1921 she was living at 39 Garn Road, Nantyglo^G, in the household of her parents Wilsie and Elizabeth, and was recorded as Ivy Dorothea Sutton, aged twelve.⁷
     Ivy Dorothea and Alfred, then at 2 Gwalia Buildings, King Street, Brynmawr^G, were listed on the register of electors in 1931.⁸
     At the outbreak of the Second World War in September 1939, Dorie was living at 2 Gwalia Buildings, Nantyglo^G, in her parents' household. Her children, Brenys and Mair, were living with her.⁹

Edward James Sutton, son of Wilsie John Sutton and Elizabeth Hannah Jones, was born in Nantyglo, Monmouthshire^G, on 2 November 1916.^1,2,3 He died aged 84 in Monmouth^G in November 2000.⁴
     In 1921 he was living at 39 Garn Road, Nantyglo^G, in the household of his parents Wilsie and Elizabeth, and was recorded as Edward James Sutton, aged four and born in Nantyglo.⁵
     At the outbreak of the Second World War in September 1939, Edward was living at 74 The Hill, Ebbw Vale, Monmouthshire^G, in the household of John and Ethel Matthews. He was a stocker in the steelworks.⁶

Muriel Agnes Frankish, daughter of Arthur Edward Frankish and Lavinia Sackett, was born in Sculcoates, Yorkshire^G, on 7 May 1895.¹ She died aged 65 in Manchester, Lancashire^G, in 1960.² She married at Sculcoates^G in 1925, Ernest T Trill.^3,4
     In 1901 Muriel was living at 42 Washington Street, Newland St John, Sculcoates, Kingston upon Hull, Yorkshire^G, in the household of her parents Arthur and Lavinia, and was recorded in the census as Muriel A Frankish, aged six and born in Hull.⁵
     In 1911 she was living at 9 Brooklyn Street, Sculcoates, Yorkshire^G, in the household of her parents Arthur and Lavinia, and was recorded as Muriel Agnes Frankish, a librarian in a booksellers, aged 16 and born in Hull.⁶

James Jones, son of Griffith Jones, was born in Llanelly, Breconshire^G, about 1850.¹ He married first about 1875, Harriet ___. He married second in Nantyglo, Monmouthshire^G, on 24 December 1883, Mary Evans, daughter of Edward Evans and Ann ___.²
     In 1881 James was living at Pit Row, Aberystruth, Monmouthshire^G, and was recorded in the census as James Jones, a hitcher in a coal pit, aged 30 and born in Clydach, Breconshire. Living with him were his wife Harriet, 26, and three children.³
     In 1891 he was living in Nantyglo^G and was recorded as James Jones, a coal miner, aged 41. Living with him were his second wife, Mary, 28, two children from his first marriage, and James and Mary's four children, including Elizabeth Hannah, aged six. Mary's father Edward Evans was also in the household.⁴
     In 1901 he was living at 33 Garn Road, Nantyglo^G, and was recorded as James Jones, a coal hewer, aged 45. Living with him were his wife Mary, 35, and six children, including Elizabeth Hannah, 16, and Laura, aged four. Also in the household were Edward Evans, 66, a boarder, William Watkins, 23, husband of James and Mary's daughter Mary, and William and Mary's two-month-old son Augustus.⁵
     In 1911 he was living at Waterloo Cottages, Nantyglo^G, and was recorded as James Jones, a hitcher on bottom of pit below ground, aged 59. Living with him were his wife Mary, 45, and their children, William, 23, Edward, 20, Godfrey, 16, and Laura, aged 14.⁶
     In 1921 he was living at Garn Road, Nantyglo^G, and was recorded as James Jones, a colliery hitcher out of work, aged 71. Living with him were his wife Mary, 59, and their children, Godfrey, 27, and Laura, 24. James's widowed brother John James, 75, was also in the household.⁷

Mary Evans, daughter of Edward Evans and Ann ___, was born in Monmouthshire^G on 6 October 1863.¹ She was probably the Mary Jones who died aged 80 in Glamorgan^G in 1943 (to be verified.)² She married in Nantyglo, Monmouthshire^G, on 24 December 1883, James Jones, son of Griffith Jones.³
     In 1891 Mary was living in Nantyglo^G and was recorded in the census as Mary Jones, aged 28. She was living with her husband James, 41, two children from James's first marriage, and James and Mary's four children, including Elizabeth Hannah, aged six. Mary's father Edward Evans was also in the household.⁴
     In 1901 she was living at 33 Garn Road, Nantyglo^G, and was recorded as Mary Jones, aged 35. She was living with her husband James, 45, a coal hewer, and six children, including Elizabeth Hannah, 16, and Laura, aged four. Also in the household were Edward Evans, 66, a boarder, William Watkins, 23, husband of James and Mary's daughter Mary, and William and Mary's two-month-old son Augustus.⁵
     In 1911 she was living at Waterloo Cottages, Nantyglo^G, and was recorded as Mary Jones, aged 45. She was living with her husband James, 59, and their children, William, 23, Edward, 20, Godfrey, 16, and Laura, aged 14.⁶
     In 1921 she was living at Garn Road, Nantyglo^G, and was recorded as Mary Jones, aged 59. She was living with her husband James, 71, and their children, Godfrey, 27, and Laura, 24. Also in the household was James's widowed brother John Jones, 75.⁷

Edward Evans was born in Monmouthshire^G about 1835.¹ He married Ann ___.
     In 1891 he was living in Nantyglo^G in the household of his daughter Mary and son-in-law James Jones, and was recorded as Edward Evans, a coal miner, aged 56 and born in Monmouthshire.²

Agnes Sackett, daughter of Frederick Sackett and Florence Langdale, was born in Les Sauvagees, St Sampson's, Guernsey^G, on 6 March 1901.¹ She died in infancy on 4 August 1901.
     In 1901 Agnes was living at Sauvagees, St Sampson's, Guernsey^G, in the household of her parents Frederick and Florence, and was recorded in the census as Agnes Sackett, aged three weeks and born in St Sampson's.²