Husband William Maude
Born: 1699 1
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Died: 1763 1
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Father: Joseph Maude of Sunderland (1662- ) 1
Mother: Sarah PADDISON of Norton ( -1766)
Marriage: 1738 1
Other Spouse: Margery RAWLINSON ( - ) 1 - 1732 1
Wife Margaret HOLME
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Father: Thomas HOLME ( - ) 1
Mother: Margaret COLLINSON ( - ) 1
Children
1 M Joseph Maude
Born: 1739 1
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Died: 16 May 1803 1
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Spouse: Sarah HOLME (1742-1831) 1
Marr: 1768 1
2 M William Maude
Born: 1740 1
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Died: 1775 1
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Spouse: Did Not Marry
General Notes: Child - Joseph Maude
Stricklandgate House was built in 1776 for Joseph Maude, a successful merchant, bill broker and money lender.He was a cofounder of one of Kendal's first banks.
Stricklandgate House was an elegant residence. According to a census in 1787, the household comprised Joseph Maude and his wife Sarah, their nine sons and three daughters, two manservants, five maidservants, a coachman, liveryman and stablehand.
They were accommodated in a separate building, which persists today, scarcely altered but linked to the house and to the newer build at the rear.
Joseph Maude soon established himself as one of Kendal's most influential merchants. While residing at Stricklandgate House, Joseph and his wife and family, had a major influence on the social and economic development of Kendal. 2
John Maling and Mary HOLME
Husband John Maling 3
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Wife Mary HOLME 3
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Christened: 29 Mar 1712 - Kendal, WES, England, UK 4
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Father: Thomas HOLME (Cir 1672-1723) 5
Mother: Margaret COLLINSON (1681-1753)
Children
Joseph Maude and Sarah HOLME
Husband Joseph Maude
Born: 1739 1
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Died: 16 May 1803 1
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Father: William Maude (1699-1763)
Mother: Margaret HOLME ( - )
Marriage: 1768 1
Wife Sarah HOLME 1
Born: 16 Mar 1741/42 - Kendal, WES, England, UK 6
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Died: 1831 1
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Father: Thomas HOLME of Kendal (1710-1782) 1
Mother: Elizabeth MORLAND (Cir 1713-1783) 1
Children
1 M Thomas Holme Maude 1
Born: 4 May 1770 1
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Spouse: Elizabeth MARRIOTT ( - ) 7
Marr: 12 Aug 1801 7
2 M Frederick Maude
Born: 1771 1
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3 M William Maude
Born: 1772 1
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Spouse: Jane GREENWAY ( - ) 1
Marr: 1802 1
4 M Joseph Maude 1
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Spouse: Leah COOPER ( - ) 1
5 M Warren Maude 1
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6 M Edwin Maude 1
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Spouse: Frances Anne WIGGINS ( - ) 1
Marr: 1817 1
7 M John Barnabas Maude
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8 M Charles Maude 1
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9 M Barnabas Maude
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Spouse: Harriet ARMSTRONG ( - ) 1
Marr: 1818 1
10 F Elizabeth Margaret Maude 1
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Spouse: Thomas Stamp ( - ) 1
11 F Anna Maria Maude 1
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Spouse: William BRIGGS ( - ) 1
12 F Charlotte Maude 1
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Spouse: George Hutchins BELLASIS ( - ) 1
General Notes: Husband - Joseph Maude
Stricklandgate House was built in 1776 for Joseph Maude, a successful merchant, bill broker and money lender.He was a cofounder of one of Kendal's first banks.
Stricklandgate House was an elegant residence. According to a census in 1787, the household comprised Joseph Maude and his wife Sarah, their nine sons and three daughters, two manservants, five maidservants, a coachman, liveryman and stablehand.
They were accommodated in a separate building, which persists today, scarcely altered but linked to the house and to the newer build at the rear.
Joseph Maude soon established himself as one of Kendal's most influential merchants. While residing at Stricklandgate House, Joseph and his wife and family, had a major influence on the social and economic development of Kendal. 2
Warren Maude of Sunniside and Sarah HOLME
Husband Warren Maude of Sunniside 5
Born: 25 Sep 1710 8
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Died: 26 Dec 1779 - Sunderland, DUR, England, UK 4
Buried: 30 Dec 1779 - Durham 4
Father: Samuel Maude (1665-1730) 5
Mother: Rachel WARREN ( - ) 9
Marriage: 1737 5
Other Spouse: Mary FORSTER ( - ) 5 - 18 May 1731 - Shotton, DUR, England, UK 5
Noted events in his life were:
1. He resided at Sunniside House 1739 onwards in Sunderland, DUR, England, UK. In 1730 the Georgian mansion, Sunniside House, was erected for Ebenezer Wardell on the south side of High Street between what was later to be Norfolk Street on the east side and West Sunniside on the west and it was from this mansion that the area of Sunniside was eventually to take its name.
In 1739 Ebenezer sold the house to Warren Maude, himself the son of a wealthy coal-fitter.
Warren's family owned properties in many of the surrounding streets and at that time was one of the most prominent families in old Sunderland.
The mansion, Sunniside House, reflected their status and wealth with its large grounds which included a view south overlooking a wide expanse of flowerbeds, borders and terraces reaching what was eventually to become Borough Road.
2. He was a member of the Society of Friends. 10
Wife Sarah HOLME 5
Born: 6 Oct 1719 - Kendal, WES, England, UK 4
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Died: 1793 11
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Father: Thomas HOLME (Cir 1672-1723) 5
Mother: Margaret COLLINSON (1681-1753)
Children
1 M John Maude
Born: 1738
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Died: 1775 5
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2 F * Mary Maude
Born: 1746 - Sunderland, DUR, England, UK 12
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Died: 1776 5
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Spouse: Thomas Stamp (1746- )
Marr: 28 Jul 1764 - Bishopwearmouth, Sunderland, DUR, England, UK 13
3 M Jacob Maude 5
Born: 1757 14
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Spouse: Mary FRESHFIELD ( - ) 14
Marr: 1785 14
Spouse: Ruth MITCHESON ( - ) 14
Marr: 1792 14
4 F Margaret Maude
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Spouse: Richard LLUELLYN ( - ) 15
5 F Sarah Maude 5
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6 F Jane Maude 5
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General Notes: Child - Jacob Maude
Jacob inherited Sunniside House on his father's death in 1779.
In 1815 Jacob moved to Selaby Hall near Gainford and let Sunniside House for a while to C.J. Thornhill. This was a short tenancy and in 1817 the house was let to Jonathan Backhouse of Darlington. However, in 1842 Backhouse left Sunniside House and moved to Ashburne House (today in Backhouse Park). Richard White, the brother of Andrew White, Sunderland's first Mayor, who lived nearby in Frederick Lodge, then occupied the mansion. In October 1845 the Backhouse family purchased Sunniside House and soon had it demolished but kept the old gardens as shrubbery.
Thomas HOLME of Kendal and Elizabeth MORLAND
Husband Thomas HOLME of Kendal 1
Born: 7 May 1710 - Kendal, WES, England, UK 4
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Died: 14th March 1782 - Kendal, WES, England, UK
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Father: Thomas HOLME (Cir 1672-1723) 5
Mother: Margaret COLLINSON (1681-1753)
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1. He worked as a Magistrate in Westmoreland. 1
Wife Elizabeth MORLAND 1
Born: Cir 1713
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Died: 12 Apr 1783 - Kendal, WES, England, UK
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Father: Jacob MORLAND of Capplethwaite Hall ( - ) 1
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Children
1 F Jane HOLME
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Christened: 4 Jul 1738 - Kendal, WES, England, UK 4
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2 F Margaret HOLME
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Christened: 21 Jul 1740 - Kendal, WES, England, UK
Died: Mar 1740/41
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Spouse: Did Not Marry
3 F Mary HOLME
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Christened: 16 Mar 1741/42 - Kendal, WES, England, UK 4
Died: 16 Oct 1753
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4 F Sarah HOLME 1
Born: 16 Mar 1741/42 - Kendal, WES, England, UK 6
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Died: 1831 1
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Spouse: Joseph Maude (1739-1803)
Marr: 1768 1
Death Notes: Husband - Thomas HOLME of Kendal
Kendal Parish Church
(In. N.) In M. Thomas Holme Esquire, Senior Alderman of this Burgh, And one of his Majesty's Justices of ye Peace for the County of Westmorland Who d. 14th March 1782: Aged 71. Also of Elizabeth his Wife, Da.of Jacob Morland of Capplethwaite Esquire; Who d. 12 April 1783, Aged 70, also Two of their Children, Margaret, who d. an Mar. 1741 An Infant and Mary, who d. 16 Octr. 1753, Aged 10. (Arms, per pale, argent 2 bends sable, on a canton of the last a chaplet of roses or. sinister, sable a griffin rampant or. Crest missing).
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