Zilpha (Zilphe) Whitaker 
Zilpha, known as Zilphe, was born in 1809 in Ossett and her christening took place there on July 14th, 1809.1 2 Birth Notes
Born Ossett according to 1851 and 1861 census returns
Aged 25 in 1841
Aged 42 in 1851, born Ossett
Zilpha Whitaker
Event(s):
Birth:
Christening: 14 JUL 1809 Ossett, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, England
Parents:
Father: Mark Whitaker
Mother: Mary Megson
Death Notes
Pickles, Zilpeh 73 Keighley 9a 128
General Notes
Zilpha was a female servant at Town Hill House in 1841. Also present were Emma (sister), Thomas Pickles, her future husband and George Wood.
Living at the Wellington Inn, Chapel Lane, Bingley in 1851
Moved to Leeds by 1861
Living at 16 Lisbon Road, West Leeds in 1871.
Zilpha had a spinster sister Rachel, as Rachel Whitaker (b. ~1808) was living with Thomas and Sarah Ann and described as an Aunt of Thomas's.
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Occupation Details
From 1846 Zilphe's occupation was Servant in accommodation and food services.4
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Whereabouts
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Zilphe worked and lived at Town Hill House from 1841.5
Occupancy/Contact Notes
Home of Francis (age ~60) and Mary (age ~50) Duffield, and possible daughter Mary (age ~20)
and 8 servants including Thomas Pickles, George and Johnson Wood, and Emma and Zilpha Whitaker.
She lived at Wellington Inn from 1851.1Occupancy/Contact Notes
Home of Thomas and Zilpha Pickles and family in Bingley in 1851
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Connections & Relationships
Relationship Notes
In 1841, Emma (20) and Zilpha (22) were both Female servants working at Town Hill House, Bradford (East End).
Thomas Piclkes (25) was also there who married Zilpha in 1846
Zilphe worked at Emma Whitaker.
Details of Zilphe's family with Thomas Pickles
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