Winteringham Families:
Scarbrough

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The Scarbrough Family of Silver Street

The photographs and information below were kindly supplied by Peter Jamieson, website: www.goodworth.org


	The Scarbroughs were one of the village’s influential families. In the 1851 these were their households in Silver Street:

Scarbrough	John	Head	married	49	male	Landed proprietor	Winteringham
Scarbrough	Elizabeth	Wife	married	39	female		Whitton
Scarbrough	John	Son	unmarried	10	male	Scholar at home	Winteringham
Scarbrough	Emily	Daughter	unmarried	9	female	Scholar at home	Winteringham
Scarbrough	Robert	Son	unmarried	6	male	Scholar at home	Winteringham
Scarbrough	Rosamund	Daughter	unmarried	3	female		Winteringham
Scarbrough	Mary	Daughter	unmarried	2	female		Winteringham
Agar	Eliza	Governess	unmarried	25	female	Governess	York, Yorkshire
Elsom	Emma	Servant	unmarried	20	female	Cook	Yaddlethorpe
Markham	Sarah	Servant	unmarried	19	female	House maid	Alkborough
Storm	Rebecca	Servant	unmarried	14	female	Nurse maid	Winteringham
Hunter	Johnson	Servant	unmarried	15	male	Groom	Burton-on-Stather


	And a little further down Silver Street:

Scarbrough	Mary	Head	unmarried	47	female	Landed Proprietress	Winteringham
Scarbrough	Edward	Visitor	unmarried	5	male	Scholar	Winteringham
Owbridge	Letitia	Servant	unmarried	24	female	House servant	Haxey


	John and Elizabeth also had: a. Edward Westoby Scarbrough (I) 1842-1845 b. Dudding Scarbrough 1850-1850 c. Henry Dudding Scarbrough 1851-1852


	The photographs below are arranged in the order they appear above, with the exception of Edward Scarbrough. He was the son of John Scarbrough but was a ‘visitor’ to Mary Scarbrough’s at the time of the census. His photo is therefore placed in the age order for his family.


			Left and below: John Scarbrough 1802-1873 The head of the family in 1851 ©Peter Jamieson www.goodworth.org



	Left: John Thomas Scarbrough (1840-1873) This is the younger John Scarbrough (aged 10) in the 1851 census list. He married Harriet Moss in Patrington in 1868. As far as I know they had one son, John, in 1869. In 1881, Harriet is living in Hull (and also in 1891 with an elder sister Minnie Moss). In 1881 I think John is at boarding school at Clifton Green in York. ©Peter Jamieson www.goodworth.org


		Right: Emily Mary Scarbrough (1841-1899) Picture taken 1868 ©Peter Jamieson www.goodworth.org



				Left: Edward Westoby Scarbrough (1846-1868) ©Peter Jamieson www.goodworth.org


		Right: Rosamund Scarbrough (1848-1917) Rosamond married farmer Thomas Dickinson in 1874 and was living in Silver Street in Winteringham in 1881 and 1891 (possibly until she died). My aunt (1908-1985) wrote that she was known as Aunt R and that (around 1913) she was ... "a widow and a portly soul in a voluminous dress and a bonnet. She lived in a small house in Winteringham where she had a harmonium which I loved trying to play - with great difficulty in reaching the pedals." ©Peter Jamieson www.goodworth.org



	Right: Mary Ann Scarbrough(?) I think this must be the Scarbrough listed as Mary Ann Scarbrough in Silver Street in Winteringham in 1881. She is listed as unmarried, living on own means, aged 77, born Winteringham, with Servant Ann Storm and boarder Emma Storm. I haven't yet been able to find any birth, baptism or death record for this Mary Ann Scarbrough (I haven't looked at the original parish registers for the village) but assume she must be closely related to John Scarbrough - I believe she can only be a sister. She was buried 15 January 1886 at Winteringham, aged 82. ©Peter Jamieson www.goodworth.org




	Left: Mary Elizabeth Scarbrough (1849-1886) My great-great-grandmother. Photo taken in 1868, a year before she married Roger Portington Goodworth. ©Peter Jamieson www.goodworth.org


	Below is an extract from a book called “Lincolnshire Leaders”, with scans supplied by Ken Jacobs.

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