| 5/11 Henry Entwistle | Whitesmith of St Marylebone, London | ||||||
| 1772-1824 | |||||||
| Age | Source | ||||||
| Born about 1772 (from age at burial)
(baptism not found in LMA or Westminster registers) |
I2 | ||||||
| Possibly came from Lancashire (a local name) | JVS | ||||||
| Married Jane (not found in LMA or Westminster registers) | I2 | ||||||
| Father of | John James | 17/11/1804 baptised 16/12 at St Matthew, Bethnall Green | 32 | I2 | |||
| James Henry | 1809 baptised 6/8 at St Mary, St Marylebone (see below) | 37 | I2, B | ||||
| Elizabeth | 16/1/1814 baptised 6/2 at St Mary, St Marylebone (see below) | 42 | I2, B | ||||
| Henry | 2/8/1816 baptised 1/9 at St Mary, St Marylebone (see below) | 44 | I2 | ||||
| Jane Maria 4/6 | 19/2/1821 baptised 11/3 at St Mary, St Marylebone | 49 | I2, B | ||||
| Buried 18 Feb 1824 at St Marylebone age 52 | 52 | I2 | |||||
| 1814 | He was 'in trade', resident in St Marylebone (daughter Elizabeth's baptism) | I2 | |||||
| 1816 | He was a 'mechanic', resident in St Marylebone (son Henry's baptism) | I2 | |||||
| 1821 | He was 'in trade', resident in St Marylebone (daughter Jane Maria's baptism) | I2 | |||||
| (No will found at LMA on Ancestry) | I5 | ||||||
| (1847 | He was a whitesmith (daughter Jane Maria's marriage) | B) | |||||
| A whitesmith is a metal worker who does finishing work on iron and steel such as filing, lathing, burnishing or polishing. The term also refers to someone who works with 'white' metals and can be a synonym for tinsmith. | ww | ||||||
| Wife 5/12 Jane 1775-1843 | Possibly not born in Middlesex | C | |||||
| 1841 | Possibly a pauper in the Whitechapel workhouse | 66 | C | ||||
| 1843 | She died at Little Exeter Street, St Marylebone (her son James Henry's residence). She was buried 30 July at St Marylebone | 68 | I2, C | ||||
| Son James Henry 1809-1891 | A Builder of St Marylebone | ||||||
| Born 1809 in St Marylebone (from age at death and census) | C, I2 | ||||||
| Married Mary Smith from Wivenhoe, Essex, 4 Nov 1834 at Bryanston Square St Mary, Westminster | C, I2 | ||||||
| Father of | James | 1836 in St Marylebone (dead by 1891 - died Q4 1881 Kensington?) | 27 | C, F5, B | |||
| Robert Thomas | 1838 in St Marylebone | 29 | C, F5 | ||||
| Elizabeth Mary | 1841 Q4 (d. Q4 1844 Marylebone age 3) | 32 | B, B | ||||
| William Frederick | 1846 Q1 in St Marylebone (died Q4 1846 Newington?) | 37 | C, B,F5 | ||||
| Emily Ayling | 1849 Q3 in St Marylebone | 41 | C, B,F5 | ||||
| Died 20 Nov 1891 (registered Q4 Hendon) | 82 | F5, B | |||||
| 1836 | He was a painter working with his brother Henry at 27 Baker Street when Henry stole a copper, value £2 10s from the house | 27 | OB50 | ||||
| 1841 | He was a painter of Little Exeter Street, Saint Marylebone with his wife, two children and sister Jane | 32 | C | ||||
| 1842 | He was of 8 Little Exeter Street, St Marylebone, rent £12 | 33 | ML20 | ||||
| 1851 | He was a master painter of 45 Salisbury Street, St Marylebone with wife, four children and niece Elizabeth Robinson. His house was owned by Mrs Holbyn | 41 | C, ML20 | ||||
| 1861 | He was a painter of 45 Salisbury Street, St Marylebone with wife and daughter | 51 | C | ||||
| 1863-1874 | He was a plumber and glazier of 45 Salisbury Street, Lisson Grove | 54-65 | ML7 | ||||
| 1866-1871 | He was of 45 Salisbury Street, Saint Marylebone | 57-62 | SL10 | ||||
| 1871 | He was a builder of 45 Salisbury Street, Saint Marylebone with his wife | 62 | C | ||||
| 1879-1883 | He was a plumber and glazier of 90 Salisbury Street, Lisson Grove | 70-74 | ML7,I7 | ||||
| 1881 | He was a builder of 90 Salisbury Street, Saint Marylebone with his wife | 71 | C | ||||
| 1891 | A widower living with his daughter Emily at 6 Elton Villas, Harlesdon | 81 | F5 | ||||
| 1891 | His will was proved 19 Dec at Central Registry. Admon to son Robert Thomas and daughter Emily Ayling Inglis, the only next of kin | F5 | |||||
| James Henry's son Robert Thomas 1838- | |||||||
| 1891 A house decorator of Winkfield Road, Wood Green (father's probate) | 53 | F5 | |||||
| 1911 A retired house decorator of Palmers Green with wife and two daughters | 73 | C | |||||
| James Henry's daughter Emily Ayling 1849-1940 | |||||||
| 1870 Married Frederick Charles Inglis (reg. Q3 Marylebone) | 21 | F5, B | |||||
| 1891 Of 6 Elton Villas, Harlesdon (father's probate) | 42 | F5 | |||||
| 1940 Died age 90 (reg. Q3 Willesden) | 90 | B | |||||
| Possibly son John 1804- | |||||||
| 1834 | John Entwistle married Sarah Bowler 15 Sept at Paddington St James by banns | 30 | I2 | ||||
| Daughter Elizabeth 1814- | |||||||
| 1835 | Probably spinster, married Samuel Bowdler 2 Aug 1835 at St Marylebone by banns, witnessed by John Entwistle | 21 | I2 | ||||
| Son Henry 1816- Apparently a career criminal | |||||||
| 1836 | Stole a copper worth £2 10s from the house at 27 Baker Street where he was working with his brother. Sentenced to transportation for 7 years | 20 | OB50 | ||||
| (1851 | not found on the census) | ||||||
| 1856 | Convicted of larceny at the Middlesex Quarter Sessions | 40 | OB50 | ||||
| 1857 | Convicted of theft at the Old Bailey, sentenced to 4 years penal servitude | 41 | OB50 | ||||
| Apparently used the name Henry Wilson | OB50 | ||||||
| 1862 | Convicted of burglary in the name of Henry Wilson, sentenced to 6 years prison | 46 | OB50 | ||||
| Possibly married Ann or Hannah | I55 | ||||||
| 1867 | Henry Entwistle age 50 and wife Ann age 43 of 2 Charles Street, St Marylebone were admitted to St Marylebone workhouse 2 Jan, discharged 14 March. Then Henry age 50 and wife Hannah age 40 of 4 Charles Street were admitted 13 March and discharged on 13 May by request | 50 | I55 | ||||