Elizabeth Jane Iddison

Citations

1. [S5] Will of Roger Iddison.
2. [S6] Photocopy of entry, unknown location, unknown record info.
3. [S25] 31 March 1901 Web, http://www.ancestry.co.uk/, unknown record info, RG13, Piece 4437, Folio 17, Page 25, Schedule 136. 9 Portland Street, St. Olave with St. Giles, York.
4. [S22] FreeBMD database, online http://www.freebmd.org.uk, Elizabeth Jane Iddison, birth registered at Stockton between April and June 1858.. Jun 1858 Stockton 10a 83.
5. [S113] Family Search Genealogical Database, online www.familysearch.org, Name:     Elizabeth Jane Iddison
   Gender:     Female
   Christening Date:     24 Oct 1858
   Christening Place:     Bedale, York, England
   Birth Date:     
   Birthplace:     
   Death Date:     
   Father's Name:     Roger Iddison
   Mother's Name:     Elizabeth
   Indexing Project (Batch) Number:     I02217-1
   System Origin:     England-EASy
   GS Film number:     467738
   Reference ID:     p 300.
6. [S81] Online for England (online image) "RG9/2908/95 Page 35. Cricket Ground, Broughton, Salford.
   Roger Iddison, head, married, male, aged 26, Professional Cricketer, born in Bedale, Yorkshire.
   Elizabeth Iddison, wife, female, aged 26, born in Leeming, Yorkshire.
   Elizabeth Jane Iddison, daughter, female, aged 3, born in Durham.
   Wiliam Holdsworth Iddison, brother, unmarried, male, aged 22, Professional Cricketer, born in Bedale, Yorkshire.
   Mary Ann Webster, sister-in-law, unmarried, female, aged 23, Dress Maker, born in Leeming, Yorkshire."
7. [S70] 1871 Microfilm, unknown location, unknown record info, RG10/4743 Folio 47 Page 38 Schedule 187
   Roger Iddison, head, married, male, age 36, manure agent, born in Bedale, Yorkshire.
   Elizabeth Iddison, wife, female, age 36, born in Leeming, Yorkshire.
   Elizabeth J. Iddison, daughter, unmarried, female, age 13, born in West Hartlepool, Durham.
   Frederick G. Tom, nephew, unmarried, male, age 8, born in St. George's, London, Surrey.
   Emma Rankin, servant, unmarried, female, age 17, general servant, born in St. Olave's, York.
8. [S4] The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, International Genealogical Index (R).
9. [S22] FreeBMD database, online http://www.freebmd.org.uk, Elizabeth Jane Iddison & John Lane, marriage registered at York between October and December 1880.. Dec 1880 York 9d 81.
10. [S165] Index of unknown event type.
11. [S27] 1881 Transcribed Census Data, Online, Searchable Census.
    John Lane, Head of household, married, male, age 29, Land Surveyor's Assistant, born in Wokingham, Bucks.
    Elizabeth J. Lane, wife, married, female, age 23, born in West hartlepool, Durham.
    Jane Webster, servant, unmarried, female, age 16, General Servant (domestic), born in Kirby Underdale, Yorkshire.
12. [S144] Unknown volume, Parish Baptism Record: Baptisms solemnized in the Parish of St. Thomas in the City of York in the Year 1884. Entry no. ----.
    When baptized: Jan 27th 1884
    Child's Christian Name: George Iddison
    Parents Names: John & Elizabeth Jane Lane
    Abode: Haxby Road
    Trade: Land Surveyor
    Ceremony performed by: O. F. Walton, unknown repository.
13. [S144] Unknown volume, Parish Baptism Record: Baptisms solemnized in the Parish of St. Thomas York in the County of York in the Year 1885. Entry no. ----.
    When baptized: Dec 23rd 1885
    Child's Christian Name: Roger James Iddison
    Parents Names: John & Elizabeth Jane Lane
    Abode: 79 Union Terrace
    Trade: Land Surveyor
    Ceremony performed by: J. A. Guillebaud (curate), unknown repository.
14. [S218] Unknown author, 'Funeral of Mr. Roger Iddison', "The Yorkshire Herald. Saturday 29th March 1890. Page 10. Column 1.
    Funeral of Mr. Roger IDDISON. On Saturday afternoon, the remains of Mr. Roger Iddison, of Portland-street, York, were interred in York Cemetery, and were followed to their last resting place by a very large number of sympathising friends. The body was encased in a shell, and then in a massive oak coffin, panelled, with a raised lid, and an engraved shield containing the words "Roger Iddison, died March 19th, 1890, aged 55 years." The cortege moved away from the residence of the deceased in time to be at St. Mary's, Castlegate, at about a quarter to three o'clock, the following occupying the mourning coaches : Mrs. lddison (widow), Mr. and Mrs. Lane (daughter and son-in-law), Miss Lane, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. lddison, Mr. A. C. Iddison, Mr. W. H. Iddison, junr., Mr. Walter H. Iddison, Mr. Robert Simpson, Mr. John Brown, Mr. John Iddison (cousin), Mr. Helmsley, Mr. George Freeman, Mr. R. Boulton, Mrs Manton, Mr. and Mrs. Rowley, Mr. and Mrs. Cowell, Mr. and Mrs. Place, Mr John Hicks, Mr. T. Simpson, and Mr. Fred Nottingham. Wreaths were sent from the widow the daughter (Mrs. Lane), Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Iddison and family, Members of the York and Malton Cricket Clubs, Mr. Hicks, Mr. F. Nottingham, Mr. T. Barnes, Mr. and Mrs Manton, Mr. and Mrs. Place, Mr. and Mrs. Webster, Mr. George Webster, Mr. and Mrs. Hopton. Mr and Mrs. Poppleton, Mr. and Mrs. Stainthorpe, Mr. and Mrs. Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. Cowell, Mrs. Flint, Mr. T. Leach, jun., and a handsome wreath was sent in a glass case by the butchers of the Shambles. There was a large attendance of friends from Malton and other places both at the church and at the grave, among those present being Mr. Alderman Fawcett, Mr. Alderman Walker, Councillors Chapman, Oxley, Croskell, and Dalton; the Rev. E. S. Carter. Messrs. Hornsea, jun. (Malton), W. Hornsea, T. Ryder, J. Templeton (Flaxton), W. Roden, W. M. Briggs, Rispin (Huntington), J. H. Graves, H. Vaughan, E. Wilkinson, J Holiday Smith, G. Crumbie, John Howard, W. H. A. Coates, M. Cooper, J. Heslop, W. Beckett Long, G. Linfoot, Keswick, Warner, . T. F. Awlich (Thursk), H. Hudson, R. Hicks, G. Breed, J. L. Proctor, Webster, G. Webster, J. Sowray, S. D. Greentree, S. Tinsley (MaIton), J. Sutheran, J. Branton, W. Mason (late of Stamford Bridge), J. H. Walker (representing Hull Town Cricket Club), H. Dewse, George Hudson, R. W. Frenka (Helmsley), and H. Nixon Yorkshire Gentlemen's Ground. Many Malton friends were prevented from attending owing to the inconvenience of the day, and for a similar reason the Shambles butchers were limited in attendance. As the coffin was carried into the church sentences from Helmore's burial service were sung by the choir, who marched in procession in front of the coffin, and afterwards the 90th Psalm (Felton) was sung, Mr. G. H. Noyes presiding at the organ. The Rev. H. Vyvyan, vicar, read the lesson, and after the hymn, "When our heads are bowed with woe" had been sung, the procession was reformed for the Cemetery. At the latter place the remaining portion of the service was read by the Rev. E. C. Bedwell, curate of St. Mary's. Mr. Bean, of Gillygate, had charge of the funeral arrangements."
15. [S221] Unknown author, 'unknown short article title', "The Leeds Mercury. Monday 24th March 1890. Page 3. Column 5.
    Funeral of the late Roger Iddison. On Saturday the remains of the late Mr. Roger Iddison, of York, whose name will be familiar to the devotees of cricket in England, and especially to those in the county of "broad acres," were interred in York Cemetery. Mr. Iddison was a playing member of the Yorkshire County Cricket Club for many years, and held for some time the position of captain. His figure was also a familiar one in the principal English matches of his time, and in the pursuit of his vocation he was in the service of a number of the leading local clubs of the country. On retiring from active participation in Yorkshire county cricket about 1872, Mr. Iddison started a shop for the sale of cricket materials, &c., in Blake-street, York, and subsequently became an auctioneer, and as such was very popular with his fellow-citizens and the inhabitants of the surrounding agricultural district. His death was due to an attack of diabetes which had confined him to the house since December. The first portion of the funeral ceremony was performed at the church of St. Mary's, Castlegate, in the presence of a large and sympathising congregation. Besides the chief mourners, who included the widow and other members and relations of the deceased's family, there were among those present at the church or graveside Mr. George Freeman (Thirsk), Mr. R. Boulton (Malton), Mr. J. Hicks, the Rev. E. S. Carter, Mr. H. Nixon, Mr. H. Dewse (York), Mr. M. Tomlinson, Mr. W. M. Briggs (Grand Stand, Knavesmire, York), Mr. T. F. Armison (Sessay), Mr. Seth Tinsley (Malton), Mr. F. H. Vaughan (hon. secretary York Cricket Club), Mr. J. L. Procter (assistant hon. secretary York Cricket Club), and a number of other gentlemen interested in the national game. The funeral was also attended by several members of the York Corporation, including Ald. Thos. Walker, Ald. Fawcett, Councillor Croskill, and Councillor Dalton, and there were also present representative auctioneers and others, many of whom sent wreaths. The service, which was of an impressive character, was performed by the Rev. H. Vyvyan and the Rev. E. C. Bedwell."
16. [S220] Unknown author, 'unknown short article title', "The Yorkshire Herald and the York Herald. Saturday 22 March 1890. Page 4. Column 3.
    Iddison. On the 19th inst., at 8, Portland-street, York, Roger Iddison, aged 55 years. Interred this day (Saturday) at York Cemetery, at 3.15 p.m.; service at St. Mary's, Castlegate, at 2.45. (Friends will please accept this intimation)."
17. [S82] Online for UK (online image) "John Lane, head of household, married, male, age 39, Surveyor and Auctioneer, employer, born in Wokingham, Berkshire.
    Elizabeth Jane Lane, wife, married, female, age 29, born in Hartlepool, Durham.
    Mabel Mary Lane, daughter, female, age 9, scholar, born in Clifton, North Riding of Yorkshire.
    George I. Lane, son, male, age 7, scholar, born in Clifton, North Riding of Yorkshire.
    Roger Jas. I. Lane, son, male, age 5, born in City of York.
    William I. Lane, son, male, age 10 months, born in City of York.
    Ruth Cape, nurse, widow, female, age 45, nurse (sick), employed, born in Langtoft, East Riding of Yorkshire.
    Annabella Middleton, servant, single, female, age 19, general servant domestic, employed, born in Tadcaster, West Riding of Yorkshire."
18. [S25] 31 March 1901 Web, http://www.ancestry.co.uk/, unknown record info, 9 Portland Street, York. Parish of St. Olave with St. Giles. Scheduel no. 136.
    John Lane, head, married, male, age 49, Land Surveyor & Accountant, working on own account, born in Wokingham, Berkshire.
    Elizabeth Jane Lane, wife, married, female, age 41, born in Hartlepool, Durham
    Geoge Iddison Lane, son, single, male, age 17, Surveyor's Assistant, worker, born in York, Yorkshire.
    Roger James Iddison Lane, son, single, male, age 15, scholar, born in York, Yorkshire.
    William Iddison Lane, son, single, male, age 10, scholar, born in York, Yorkshire.
    Nellie Wray, servant, single, female, age 17, General Servant Domestic, born in Flaxton, Yorkshire.
19. [S84] 2 April 1911 Web, http://www.1911census.co.uk, 26 Portland Street, York. Schedule no. 86.
    John Lane, Head of household, male, age 59, married for 29 years, Surveyor auctioneer, working on own account, born in Wokingham, Berks.
    Elizabeth Jane Lane, wife, female, age 53, married for 29 years, 4 children born alive, 4 children still living, born in Hartlepool, Durham.
    George Iddison Lane, son, male, age 27, single, manufacturer's clerk, worker in Glass Works, born in York, Yorkshire.
    William Iddison Lane, son, male, age 20, single, Insurance Clerk, worker for Yorkshire Insurance, born in York, Yorkshire.
    Annie Strickland, servant, female, age 20, single, general servant domestic, worker born in York, Yorkshire.
    Nine rooms in the dwelling.
20. [S22] FreeBMD database, online http://www.freebmd.org.uk, Elizabeth J. Lane, age 80, death registered at York between October and December 1938.. Dec 1938 York 9c 930.
21. [S22] FreeBMD database, online http://www.freebmd.org.uk, Mabel Mary Lane, birth registered at York between October and December 1881.. Dec 1881 York 9d 10.