Bath Street, Liverpool

Living in Little Meols

Thomas Stanton was a Gentleman when his sons John and Stanton married; and daughter Frances married.

Probable brothers, both Gentlemen from Wrexham
Both had children baptised at Liverpool St Peter (and other churches)

Name:    Frances Mary Eddowes
Gender:    Female
Christening Date: 10 Sep 1833
Christening Place:    Saint Mark, Liverpool, Lancashire, England
Father's Name:    Thomas Stanton Eddowes
Mother's Name:    Mary Anne

Buried with both parents at St. James Cemetery, Liverpool.

Name: Frances Mary
Surname: Curry (née Eddowes)
Death: Sep 1861
Age: 42 years
Area: 5
Location:     0968/7
Plot No: 24

Note: Cant be aged 42 (or buried much later, but #7 in grave fits date)

Name:    John Eddowes
Estimated birth year:    abt 1835
Registration Year:    1905
Registration Quarter:    Oct-Nov-Dec
Age at Death:    70
Registration district:    Abergavenny, Monmouthshire
Volume:    11a
Page:    35

Aged 44 in 1881

Name:    Stanton Eddowes
Birth Date:    23 Nov 1836
Baptism Date:    12 Jan 1837
Parish:    Liverpool, St Mark, Lancashire, England
Father:    Thomas Stanton Eddowes
Mother:    Mary Anna Eddowes
Register Type:    Bishop's Transcripts
Reference Number:    Drl/2/161

Chester Courant:  18th Oct 1899:

DEATH OF MR. STANTON EDDOWES. ♦ We regret to record the death of Mr. Stanton Eddowes, one of the best known public men in Wirral, the sad event taking place at his residence, The Hollies, Ashville Road, Claughton, on Saturday. The deceased gentleman had not long been ill, and his death will come as a great shock to his many friends.. Mr. Eddowes was a well-known Liverpool business man, his figure having been a familiar one on the Stock Exchange for many years. He was head of the firm of Stanton Eddowes and Co., merchants, The Albany, Oldhall-street, and had for a long period taken an active part in the commercial and social life of Liverpool and Birkenhead. He was one of the few remain- ing links that connected the present with the past, and in his earlier days he was associated with the Littledales, Tobins, Gladstones, and others of the great mercantile houses that were known on Change. Some years ago Mr. Eddowes resided at West Kirby, and on the formation of the Cheshire County Council he was elected as the representative of the Hoylake division, which he faithfully served up to the time of his retirement about five years ago. He was one of the most valued and progressive members of the Council, giving his hearty support to every measure which tended to the better government of the (county. He was particularly enthusiastic on the question of the main roads, stoutly backing up Mr. Joseph Beckett in the steps which were taken to bring the county roads into their present admirable condition. In politics he was a Conservative, but he never allowed his political leanings to enter into his work as a councillor, and his inde- pendence of judgment and absolute freedom from bias received a tribute of recognition when he was selected to conduct single handed the first enquiry into what was then the burning question of allotments at Tarvin. He was a county magistrate for the Wirral division, having qualified on the 30th June, 1884, and he was one of the representatives of the Court of Quarter Sessions on the Standing Joint Committee. In his magis- terial capacity that kindness of heart and gentleness of manner which were such well- known features of his character were always prominent.. He was scrupulously open minded, and beyond that tempered justice with mercy. He was also at one time very active in connection with poor law work, being a member of the Wirral Board of Guardians, and sitting at the same time on the old Wirral Highway Board. The body of the deceased gentleman was cremated at Anfield yesterday (Tuesday) afternoon.

    
Name:    Richard Alexander Eddowes
Baptism Date:    16 Aug 1838
Baptism Place:    Liverpool, St Mark, Lancashire, England
Father:    Thomas Eddowes
Mother:    Mary Anne Eddowes

Name:    Richard Alexander Eddowes
Registration Year:    1839
Registration Quarter:    Jul-Aug-Sep
Registration district:    St Asaph, Denbighshire
Volume:    27

Aged 10 in 1851, born Liverpool
Aged 20 in 1861, born Walton

EDDOWES, HENRY        HORSEMAN 
GRO Reference: 1841  J Quarter in WEST DERBY
Volume 20  Page 853

Name:    Henry Eddowes
Age:    0
Birth Date:    21 Feb 1841
Baptism Date:    29 Mar 1841
Baptism Place:    Liverpool, St Mark, Lancashire, England
Father:    Thomas Stanton Eddowes
Mother:    Mary Anna Eddowes

Probate:
EDDOWES, Henry. Effects under £600
3 June.  Administration of the effects of Henry Eddowes late of 45 Devonshire Road, Claughton Birkenhead in the County of Chester. Merchant who died 16 May 1876 at 45 Devonshire Road was granted at Chester to Josephine Starbuck Hort Eddowes of 51 Devonshire Road Widow the Relict.


EDDOWES, HENRY        35 
GRO Reference: 1876  J Quarter in BIRKENHEAD 
Volume 08A  Page 330

5 in 1851, born Tranmere
15 in 1861, born Bebington (spelt Bebbington)

Name:    Amelia Jane Eddowes
Gender:    Female
Christening Date:    22 Jan 1946
Christening Place:    Tranmere, Cheshire, England
Father:    Thomas Eddowes
Mother:    Mary Anne Eddowes

Name:    Amelia J Eddowes
Death Age:    76
Birth Date:    abt 1846
Registration Date:    Mar 1922
Registration district:    Birkenhead, Cheshire
Volume:    8a
Page:    733

Cheshire Death indexes for the years: 1852
EDDOWES    Arthur Randolph    1    Birkenhead    Wirral    BIR/13/45