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Joseph Newiss

Joseph was born on July 16th, 1826 in Adle, Yorkshire, England.¹ Joseph's father was Robert Newis and his mother was Sara (Newhouse). His paternal grandfather was Robert Newhouse. He had two brothers and two sisters, named Thomas, James, Ellen and Jane. He was the fourth oldest of the five children. He died at the age of 67 on December 1st, 1893.

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General Notes
- @NI9@
  Here they are that May, decorating their homes in honour of the coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. By the time they had finished, Back Aireworth Street, off South Street, boasted a profusion of bunting, streamers, pennants, balloons and every conceivable type of red, white and blue decoration', winning a £3 prize from a coronation committee of Keighley Corporation.
  
  Thousands came from all over town to view it, and £10 was collected for Victoria Hospital.
  
  The residents put their prize-money towards treating neighbourhood children to a trip to Bridlington.
  
  This community spirit was to become a casualty of progress - the last house in Aireworth Street was demolished in 1973.
  
  The site is now occupied by Farish House (named, incidentally, after John Farish, a founder in 1825 of the Keighley Mechanics' Institute).

Occupation Details
- Joseph's occupation was Green Grocer 1881 & 1891.

Ancestor Pedigree Chart
- Enoch Newhouse
  - b.~  1710 in Yorkshire, England d.  1785 in Beeston, Leeds, Yorkshire, England
  
  Robert Newhouse
  - b.~  1739 in Yorkshire, England
  
  Deborah Swinyard
  - b.~  1710 in Yorkshire, England
  
  Robert Newis
  - b.  1783 in Sawley, Yorkshire, England
  
  Joseph Newiss
  - b.16 Jul 1826 in Adle, Yorkshire, England d.01 Dec 1893
  
  Sara (Newhouse)
  - b.  1795 in Fell Beck, Patley Bridge, Yorkshire, England

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¹ 1851 England Census
Sources/Citations 1881 England Census, 1871 England Census, 1891 England Census