Rachel Kay 
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Birth Notes
Born Halliwell, confirmed by 1851 census
Name: Rachel Kay
Baptism Date: 30 Jul 1837
Baptism Place: Deane, St Mary, Lancashire, England
Father: Ralph Kay
Mother: Ruth Kay
Reference Number: GB127.L85/1/2/4
Death Notes
Survived past the 1901 census.
Name: Rachel Kay
Death Registration Month/Year: 1922
Age at death (estimated): 85
Registration district: Bolton
Inferred County: Lancashire
Volume: 8c
Page: 439
Name: Rachel Kay
Death Date: Nov 1922
Cemetery: Tonge Cemetery
Burial or Cremation Place: Bolton, Metropolitan Borough of Bolton, Greater Manchester, England
Has Bio?: N
MEMORIAL ID 163794583
Gravesite Details Buried on: 16 November 1922
KAY Rachel of 143 Halliwell Road, Bolton, Lancashire, spinster died 12 November 1922. Probate London 27 December to Samuel Kay rag merchant, Reuben Finn Handford baptist minister and Joseph Burgess book-keeper. Effects £3250 19s 11d
General Notes
Hannah, Mary and Rachel lived together as three spinsters at 143 Hyalliwell Road, Halliwell, Deane, Lancashire from birth to beyond 1891. They cannot be found on the 1881 census, but Hannah and Rachel reappear on the 1901, still as spinsters.
Rachel, the last of the three spinsters, died Nov 1922, leaving £3,250 to nephews and Reuben Finn Handford, Baptist Minister (and nieces husband)
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Occupation Details
Occupation Notes
1851 census
From 1851 Rachel's occupation was Weaver in manufacturing.5
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Whereabouts
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Rachel lived at New Road (Halliwell) for ten years from 1841 to 1851.1
Occupancy/Contact Notes
Kay family living in Halliwell in 1841, before Elizabeth married John Mather.
Elizabeth was living at Halliwell Road, Halliwell at time of marriage to John in 1843 which may be the same road as New Road as both appear adjacent on 1841 census.
Ruth and the four youngest daughters (Hannah, Mary, Ruth and Rachel) were still there in 1851
She lived at New Road (Halliwell) for ten years from 1841 to 1851.1Occupancy/Contact Notes
Kay family living in Halliwell in 1841, before Elizabeth married John Mather.
Elizabeth was living at Halliwell Road, Halliwell at time of marriage to John in 1843 which may be the same road as New Road as both appear adjacent on 1841 census.
Ruth and the four youngest daughters (Hannah, Mary, Ruth and Rachel) were still there in 1851
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1 1841 UK Census
2 FamilySearch.org
3 FindAGrave
4 National Probate Records
5 1851 UK Census
Further source/citation:
FreeBMD.org.uk
2 FamilySearch.org
3 FindAGrave
4 National Probate Records
5 1851 UK Census
Further source/citation:
FreeBMD.org.uk
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