The Goodliffe Family of Lambley Lodge, RutlandAnna - Third daughter of Thomas and Mary GoodliffeAnna Goodliffe was born August 31st 1796 in the family home of Lambley Lodge near Belton in the County of Rutland. She was the 4th child of Thomas and Mary. Anna married John CULPIN (a miller) and they lived in Kings Cliffe Northhamptonshire. From Arnold's Memoirs - (bottom of page 34) "... she married an excellent man John Culpin by whom she had one son and 3 daughters, 2 of whom lived with us for years". Anna and John's children were:
In the 1841 Census, Anna and John were living at Park St, Kings Cliffe, with daughters Anna (13), Mary (9), and son John (6). Daughter Sarah is living with her uncle Arnold Goodliffe at Bridlesmith Gate, Nottingham, just as Arnold had noted in his memoirs. In 1851 Anna, John and daughter Anna are not to be found in the census. They are not listed in Park St, Kings Cliffe, but there is one house "uninhabited" on census night. Daughter Sarah is a servant for Elizabeth Bretland at 17 Carlton St, Nottingham; Mary is living with her uncle Arnold Goodliffe in Nottingham. Son John is living with the Miller and Baker at Morcott, next door to his grandmother Mary Goodliffe. In 1861 Anna is living alone, a widow aged 64, still at Park St, Kings Cliffe. In 1871 Anna is still living at Park St, Kings Cliff, aged 74. In 1881 Anna is now living with her daughter Anna and family at Wood Newton, aged 84. Anna Culpin died in Sep qtr 1886, aged 89 (Stamford 7a/216). John and Anna's headstone is in the churchyard of the old Baptist Chapel at Barrowden, alongside a number of Goodliffe graves.
The Children of Anna and John CulpinAnna CulpinAnna married Simmons MOULD in Jun qtr 1851 (Oundle 15/499). They had 8 children
In the 1861 census Anna and Simmons are living at Wood Newton with Simmons parents, farmers of 90 acres.
In the 1871 Census
In 1871, son Matthew Henry was an apprentice grocer with Edward Young, 13 St John St, Stamford, Lincolnshire. Son William Goodliffe, aged 16, was boarding with his uncle, Robert Mould at Crawthorne St, Peterborough. 1881 census:
In 1881, William Goodliffe Mould was boarding at 17 Wellington St, Nottingham, and was an ironmonger. He married Julia Annie JACKSON in Sep 1882 in Nottingham (Nottingham 7b/516). They had two children: Percy Jackson and Effie Ada. Anna died in Jun 1890, aged 62, at Wood Newton (Oundle 3b/122). In the 1891 census, Simmons was living at Wood Newton with his son John Simmons, daughter Sarah Jane and grand-daughter Ethel Landin, aged 6 (daughter of Anna Mould and her husband Robert Landin). Simmons Mould died in March 1893, aged 72, at Wood Newton (Oundle 3b/132. Sarah CulpinSarah married in Dec 1853 to Edward EDGSON (Oundle 3b/497). Edward was a tailor and grocer, and they lived first in Morcott, then Kings Cliffe. They had 9 children:
In 1861 1871 1881 1891 and 1901 they lived at Park St, Kings Cliffe. Sarah Goodliffe Edgson died at Kings Cliffe, Jun 1898 (Oundle 3b/119).
Mary CulpinMary married in Sep 1856 (Oundle 3b/309) to John STANYON, a carpenter and wheelwright, also of Kings Cliffe. In the 1861 census they are living at Tansor, but moved to Ketton between 1865 and 1867. Mary and John had 6 children:
In the and 1871 census they are living in Ketton, in 1881 they are at Luffenham Rd, Ketton. In the 1891 census, Mary and John are at Church St, Ketton, with youngest son Richard. In 1901, they are at Station Rd, Ketton, with their daughter Mary aged 36 and unmarried. John died in Mar 1906 (Stamford 7a/228) and 82. John CulpinSon John was a baker, and married Fanny NICHOLLS in the March quarter 1860 at Kendal. John and Fanny had 7 children:
They appear to have lived in several different towns. In 1861 they were at South St, Radford; in 1871 they had settled at Great Easton, Leicestershire, where they remained in 1881 and 1891 and 1901. John died in Jun 1918 (Uppingham 7a/340) aged 83.
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