Sumpner; family

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Sumpner; family

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      Dates of existence

      c1781-19th century

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      A John Sumpner, born in 1783, appears on the 1841 census, living with his son, also named John.
      A Thomas Sumpner was born in 1791. He married a Martha Willingham in 1860 and they had 2 children - another John, born in 1862, and Susannah, born in 1864.
      By 1881, Martha Sumpner was a widow, and lived at 6 Park Street.

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      A John Sumpner born c. 1783 became a freeman of York in 1822. Somewhat unusually, he achieved this by paying for the right to become a freeman, receiving it 'per ord' rather than via the more traditional route of inheritance from the paternal line or apprenticeship. He went on to become a Master Plumber and Glazier, employing apprentices himself. He had a plumbing and glazing business at 10 Low Ousegate from c1843-c1851. In 1851, his residence was given as 6 Park Street.

      Martha Sumpner, nee Willingham, was married to Thomas Sumpner. It is likely that Thomas, born in 1791, was brother to the John Sumpner who was born in 1783.

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      A John Sumpner, born in 1783, appears on the 1841 census, living with his son, also named John. \nA Thomas Sumpner was born in 1791. He married a Martha Willingham in 1860 and they had 2 children - another John, born in 1862, and Susannah, born in 1864.\nBy 1881, Martha Sumpner was a widow, and lived at 6 Park Street.

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      Authority record identifier

      GB0192-367

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      GB0192

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      International Standard Archival Authority Record for Corporate Bodies, Persons and Families - ISAAR(CPF) - Ottawa

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