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SIGN UPEdward GOUNDRY 1841 – 1904 – Genealogical Records
Birth Date: 26 JUL 1841
Birth Location: Barnard Castle, Co. Durham
Death Date: 30 OCT 1904
Death Location: Middlesbrough Registration District, Yorkshire (North Riding)
Father: None None
Mother: Ann STEWARD
Spouse(s): Isabell THIRKELL
Children(s): Mary GOUNDRY, Sarah GOUNDRY, Lawrence GOUNDRY, James GOUNDRY, Isabella GOUNDRY, Edward Goundry, Joseph GOUNDRY
1841 marked the beginning of Edward GOUNDRY's life in Barnard Castle, Co. Durham, to parents Ann STEWARD. Eventually, Edward GOUNDRY married Isabell THIRKELL, and they welcomed Mary Ann GOUNDRY, Sarah Elizabeth GOUNDRY, Lawrence Hebron GOUNDRY, James Thirkell GOUNDRY, Isabella GOUNDRY, Edward George Goundry and Joseph William GOUNDRY. Edward GOUNDRY passed in 1904 at Middlesbrough Registration District, Yorkshire (North Riding).
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Event Type: Birth
Event Year: 26 JUL 1841
Event Place: Barnard Castle, Co. Durham
Genealogy Event 2
Event Type: Baptism
Event Year: 10 SEP 1841
Event Place: Barnard Castle, Co. Durham
Record Source: his mother was described as a single woman - her husband John GOUNDRY had died three years earlier
Genealogy Event 3
Event Type: Occupation
Event Year: BET 1841 AND 1864
Genealogy Event 4
Event Type: Custom Event
Event Year: 9 JUL 1859
Record Source: work commenced on the Belah Viaduct in Westmoreland - Edward was listed as working on it in the Fitting Dept. of its builders, GILKES, WILSON & Co. of Middlesbrough. The Viaduct was over 1000 feet in length and 200 feet high. Edward was then l
Genealogy Event 5
Event Type: Custom Event
Event Year: 9 NOV 1885
Record Source: at Middlesbrough Borough Bench a young man was charged with "stealing two iron door porters, the property of Mr. John Pounder and Mr. Edward GOUNDRY, and also a woollen shirt, the property of Mr. W. DIXON . . . .police records showed that he had be
Genealogy Event 6
Event Type: Residence
Event Year: 25 MAY 1889
Event Place: 35 Russell Street, Middlesbrough
Record Source: he was stated to be the next of kin of his son Edward when he joined the Army.
Genealogy Event 7
Event Type: Custom Event
Event Year: 15 JUL 1891
Record Source: at a meeting of Middlesbrough Trades Council he took part in a discussion about the School Board Election
Genealogy Event 8
Event Type: Custom Event
Event Year: 2 JUL 1892
Record Source: he seconded the nomination of Mr. W. S. ROBSON, Q.C. as a candidate for the borough election.
Genealogy Event 9
Event Type: Custom Event
Event Year: 14 OCT 1892
Record Source: living at Palmerston Terrace, he wrote a letter to The North Eastern Daily Gazette stating that they had published an item saying "he had been nominated by the Trades and Labour Council to be brought before the Lord Chancellor as a candidate for th
Genealogy Event 10
Event Type: Custom Event
Event Year: 9 NOV 1893
Record Source: he took over the Chair at a public meeting organised by the Middlesbrough Co-operative Society, during a lecture on "Buying and Selling", when the Chairman walked out, saying he would not listen to Socialists.
Genealogy Event 11
Event Type: Custom Event
Event Year: 16 JUN 1894
Record Source: he presided over a meeting of the Middlesbrough Co-operative Society at which "£5 was voted towards the Cinderella Club organised by the Independent Labour Party".
Genealogy Event 12
Event Type: Custom Event
Event Year: 30 JUN 1894
Record Source: at a Conference of the Executive Councils of eleven trades societies and six trades councils he seconded a motion regarding "the Moulders' dispute, which is at present crippling the engineering trade on the North-East coast" recommending "The Advis
Genealogy Event 13
Event Type: Custom Event
Event Year: 9 DEC 1896
Record Source: as Secretary of the local branch of the Amalgamated Society of Engineers he attended a concert at Middlesbrough Town Hall for the benefit of the widows and orphans.
Genealogy Event 14
Event Type: Custom Event
Event Year: 18 JUN 1898
Record Source: at the quarterly meeting of the Middlesbrough Co-operative Society he proposed a motion, which was carried, that £10 was granted to the Ropner Convalescent Home.
Genealogy Event 15
Event Type: Custom Event
Event Year: 28 JUN 1899
Record Source: about 300 employees of Middlesbrough Co-operative Society had an excursion by special train to Windermere. During dinner at Bowness toasts were made, including "Success to the Middlesbrough Co-operative Society," to which committee members, includ
Genealogy Event 16
Event Type: Custom Event
Event Year: 13 AUG 1900
Record Source: at Middlesbrough Police Court three men pleaded Not Guilty to stealing 200 feet of leather belting. "Edward GOUNDRY, foreman on prosecutors' wharf, said that a considerable portion of leather belting had been lost". Two of the accused were foun
Genealogy Event 17
Event Type: Custom Event
Event Year: 12 OCT 1900
Record Source: at Middlesbrough Police Court, a youth pleaded Guilty to "stealing 6¼ cwt. of railway truck fittings, the property of the Tees Union Shipping Company - Edward GOUNDRY, Engineer, in the employ of the Company, identified a quantity of the property, a
Genealogy Event 18
Event Type: Death
Event Year: 30 OCT 1904
Event Place: Middlesbrough Registration District, Yorkshire (North Riding)
Record Source: - he was an Engineer