Posted by: johnb on Sunday, November 04, 2007 - 04:53 PM
Whilst attempting to separate several Charles AUTY's born c1842, I applied for a death certificate which whilst giving no more useful information by way of family relationships mentioned the fact that an inquest had been held.
This resulted of a search of the local paper proved him not to be the ancestor I was looking for but gives us the following story:
Posted by: johnb on Sunday, September 24, 2006 - 01:30 PM
The following is an extract from "The Reporter" newspaper
Saturday, January 13, 1872, page 5
Fatal Accident at Dewsbury
On Monday afternoon, a lad named Joshua Auty, residing at Westtown, fell from a building at Batley Carr, two storeys high, on which he was working, and received severe internal injuries. He was conveyed home, and Dr P. Thornton called, but he expired on Wednesday evening. - On Thursday evening, an inquest was held on the body, before Mr Thomas Taylor, coroner, at the Mount Pleasant Inn, Westtown. Mr Oxley was appointed foreman. - Ellen Auty, widow, said she lived in Senior Street, and the deceased, who was sixteen years of age, was her nephew. He had been apprenticed to the joinering business about twelve months. He went to his work on Monday, at noon, in good health; about half-past four the same afternoon he was brought home by his master, Samuel Blackburn. The deceased complained of pain internally. Dr Peter Thornton attended him. The deceased did not improve at all, but gradually became weaker, and died on Wednesday, at five o'clock p.m. He continued conscious up to his death. No limbs were broken. - By a juryman: He could not tell her how the accident happened. - Thomas Bairstow, a resident in Batley, said he was a joiner. The deceased and witness had been employed together for about six months. They went on Monday morning to put the roofing on to three houses at Batley Carr. The deceased had been on buildings before, but he had not experienced any dizziness when he was on the roof. The deceased went to fetch some nails, and walked on the outside wall to the place where they were, and when he had got back to where witness was working with the articles, he put his foot on the "break course," slipped, and fell to the ground, a distance of seven or eight yards. What caused the deceased to fall was that where he put his foot on the "break course" there were two bricks loose. Witness had told the deceased not to walk on the outside wall several times. - A verdict of "Accidental Death" was returned.
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Also in the same newspaper on page 8 amongst the "Death" notices
AUTY - on the 10th inst, aged 17 years, Mr Joshua Auty, Westtown
Posted by: johnb on Friday, March 24, 2006 - 04:51 PM
During the American Civil War 1861-65 Auty's served on both sides fighting for or against the effort by Southern states to secede from the Union and to preserve a society based on slave labour.
This list identifies some of those individuals and the side on which they fought, although it does not give ages or birth place, the identification of the regiment and company to which they belong is a possible starting point for further investigation
Posted by: rpauty on Thursday, March 09, 2006 - 07:20 PM
Salford, Lancashire, England
Jane Auty b.1842 Salford, Lancashire. A Widower, Age 39, Occupation A Silk Weaver. Living at 4 Sunnyside St, Salford, Lancashire, England. Ref. RG 11 3970/68 page 12. 1881 Census.
Children of Jane Auty b. 1842
Mary A. Auty b.1863 Salford, Lancashire. Occupation Silk Weaver. Age 19 not married. Living at home with her mother.
Jane A. Auty b. 1863 Salford, Lancashire, Occupation Dress Maker, Age 18 and not married. Living at 4 Sunnyside Street, Salford, Lancashire, England. Ref. RG 11 3970/68 page 12. 1881 Census.
Clara Auty b.1865 Eccles, Lancashire. Age 6 and a Scholar. Living at 4 Sunnyside Street, Salford, Lancashire, England. Ref. RG 11 3970/68 page 12. 1881 Census.
Alfred Auty b.1868 Chorlton, Lancashire, England. Age 13 and a Scholar. Ref 1881 Census.
Posted by: rpauty on Thursday, March 09, 2006 - 07:10 AM
Bury, Lancashire, England
1. Charles Auty born 1822 Rochdale, Lancashire, England. He was a Mill Cotton Weaver. Age 59 Census 1881 Pro RG11 3865/74 page 30. Living at 22 Oram Str, Bury, and Lancashire, England. Charles married Mary Suthurst born c 1823 Walmersley, Lancashire. They married May 24th. 1857 at Saint Mary, Bury, Lancashire. Both were age 35 when they married. Mary Suthurst was the daughter of Henry and Betty Suthurst. Born March 10th. 1823 and baptised September 17th. Saint Mary, Bury, Lancashire, England. Marys brother Henry Suthurst (b.c 1843) staying as a boarder. Ref. Census 1881.
Children of Charles Auty and Mary Suthurst
Betty Auty born c. 1858 Walmersley, Lancashire. Age 23 Betty was living at home with her parents, not married. She worked as a Weaver at the local Cotton Mill.
Alice A. Auty Born c. 1865 Bircle, Lancashire. Like Betty, Alice worked as a Weaver at the Cotton Mill. She was living at home with her parents at 22 Oram Str, Bury, Lancashire, England.
Robert Auty born c. 1568 in Bircle, Lancashire. The family moved to 22 Oram Street, Bury in Lancashire. At the age of 13, Robert was working down in the Coal Mines. Ref. PRO RG11 3865/74 page 30.
2. Alice Auty born c. 1853 Bury, Lancashire, England. In 1881 Census she was working as a Assistant Green Grocer. Unmarried at the age of 28, living at 189 Rockhdale Road, Bury, Lancashire, England. Ref. RG11 3863/141 page 12.
Edmund Auty born c, 1849 Bury Lancashire, England This mystifies me. In the Census it has Edmund being the son, yet it has Alice as the daughter. How can it be? Surely, they are brother and sister. Edmund was a Book Keeper at the Cotton Mill.
They were both living at 189 ochdale Road, Bury, Lancashire, England.
3. Joseph Auty born c. 1852 Bury, Lancashire was the son in law of Mary Bentley. He was 29, 1881 Census working as a Spinner in A Woollen Mill (Operative). They were living at 13 Mill Brow, Bury, Lancashire, England. Ref. PRO RG11 3859/12 page 18. Mary Bentley senior is the owner of the house where the family lived. Mary Bentley daughter of Mrs. Mary Bentley was born c.1853. Mary occupation was a Rover in the Cotton Mill.
Children of Joseph Auty (b.1852) and Mary Bentley
Margaret. A. Auty born Aug. 1880 Bury, Lancashire Daughter of Joseph Auty and Mary Bentley.
Thomas Auty born 1877 13 Mill Brow, Bury, Lancashire.
Betsy born c. April 1879 13 Mill Brow, Bury, Lancashire.
Posted by: rpauty on Sunday, March 05, 2006 - 03:27 PM
Morley, Yorkshire Census 1881
1. John West Auty born c 1854 North Long Row. At the age of 27, John worked as a Porter on the L.N.W. Railway. Ref. RG11 4544/88 page 3 Morley, Dewsbury District. John married Emma Naylor ( born c. 1854 Leeds, Yorkshire). Emma worked as a Cloth Weaver in a Wool Factory. They were living at Bottoms, Morley, Yorkshire.
Children of John West Auty and Emma Naylor.
A.A. West Auty a daughter born c.1874, Bottoms, Morley,Yorkshire, England.
H. West Auty a daughter born c. 1878, Bottoms, Morley, Yorkshire, England.
2. Daniel Auty born c. 1855 Morley,Yorkshire. His occupation was a Mechanic (22.2) age 26 in 1881 Census Ref. RG 11 4543/79 page 13. Daniel married Mary Auty ( born abt. 1855 Morley, Yorkshire). Their address High Street, Morley, Yorkshire, England.
Children of Daniel Auty and Mary
Joseph Auty born c. 1877 Morley, Yorkshire, England. PRO RG. 11 4543/ 79 page 13
Alfred Auty born c. 1879 High St. Morley, Yorkshire , England
3. William Auty born c.1849 Morley, Yorkshire, England Ref. RG.11 4544/159 page 20. William was a Coal Miner. Age 32 and married Sarah A. Auty born 1853 in Morley.
Children of Willam Auty and Sarah A. Auty
Arthur Auty born c.1873 Morley, Yorkshire age 8 Census 1881.
Samuel Auty born c.1876 Morley, Yorkshire age 5
Charles Auty born c.1878 Morley, Yorkshire age 3
Edward Auty born May 1879 Morley, Yorkshire age 1yr. 11mon.
4. Josiah Auty originally born in Huddersfield, Yorkshire c. 1857. Ref PRO. RG11 4543/172 page 63. He moved to Morley and started a Printing Business. Josiah himself was a Master Printer Employing 8 Men & 2 Boys . Josiah had married a Mary Ann ? from Halifax Yorkshire, England born c. 1859. Their address was on Fellows Street, Morley, Yorshire, England.
Children or Josiah Auty and Mary Ann Auty.
Laura Auty a daughter, age 3. born c. 1878 Morley, Yorkshire, England.
David Scholes Auty a son, age 4 months born c.December. 1880 Morley, Yorkshire, England. Census 1881.
5.Elizabeth Auty born. c. 1826 West Ardsley, Yorkshire, England. Age 55 she was a windower living at Birks, Bridge Street, Morley, Yorkshire, England. Ref. PRO RG 11 4543/40 page 6 . She had her two daughters living with her.
Eliza Auty born c. 1850 Morley, Yorkshire, England. Eliza at the age of 31 was not married. She was working as a Cloth Weaver in a Wool Factory.
Ruth Auty born c. 1851 Morley, Yorkshire, England. Like her sister was unmarried and living with her mother. Ruth was working at the Wool Factor as a Cloth Weaver. Ref. Census 1881.
6. Enoch Auty baptised October 5, 1823 Wodkirk, West Ardsley, Yorkshire, England. He was the son of William Auty and Ann Roberts (married Feb. 22,1719 Woodkirk). Enoch was a grocer, employing 3 men. He had a High Street Grocer Shop which sold Ales,Wines and Spirits. Ref. RG 11 4543/79 page 13 Census 1881.
Enoch Auty married a Hannah born c. 1823. They had one servant Sarah Ann Elsworth born in Morley 1861, she served as a Domestic Servant.
7.John Auty born c. 1821 West Ardsley, Yorkshire, England. Ref. RG 11 4543/99 page 9. John Auty married Mary born c. 1827 Morley, Yorkshire. They lived at Town End, Morley, Yorkshire. John was a Coal Miner and was 60 years old.
Children of John Auty and Mary Auty
Sarah Auty born c.1860 was 21 years old and not married. Sarah was a Cloth Weaver at the local Wool Factory.
Enoch Auty born c.1867 Morley, Yorkshire, England. At the age of 14, Enoch worked as Piecer In Woollen Mill Factory. The family were still living at Town End in Morley. Ref. RG11 4543/99 page 99 Census 1881.
Posted by: rpauty on Friday, March 03, 2006 - 02:43 PM
Henry Auty Born 1835 Cudworth, Yorkshire, England Census 1881 age 46. He was a Linen Warehouseman. Living at 61 Dodworth Road, Barnsley, Yorkshire, England.
Henry married Elziabeth c. 1864. Elizabeth born 1836 Barnsley, Yorkshire
Their children were:
Edward Auty son born1865. Edward was a Apprenice Watchmaker Not Married. Ref PRO RG11 Folio 4603/7
Ann Auty daughter age 13 born 1868 She went to school.
Tom A. Auty son born 1874 in Barnsley, Yorkshire. age 7 Scholar.
Ref. PRO RG11 4603/7 page 8. All living at 61 Dodworth Rd. Barsley, Yorkshire
Posted by: rpauty on Friday, February 24, 2006 - 07:00 PM
1. Joseph Auty born. c 1848 Dewsbury, Yorkshire married Lucy Ann b. 1852 Carlinghow, Yorkshire. Joseph was a Woollen Overlooker. They were living in Providence St. Bately, Yorkshire. Ref. RG11 45/58 Page 6
Children of Joseph Auty and Lucy Ann
Isabella S. Auty born c.1873 Batley, Yorkshire, England
Margaret G. Auty born c. 1875 Batley, Yorkshire, England
Ethel Auty born c.1878 Bately, Yorkshire, England
Fredrick W.H. Auty b. March 1881 Bately, Yorkshire, England
2. Alfred Auty born c1866 Batley,Yorkshire England Ref. Census 1901
Alfred Auty married Eve born c.1868 Batley, Yorkshire, England.
Children of Alfred Auty and Eve. . Census 1901
Edith Auty born c. 1890 Batley, Yorkshire, England
Harold Auty born c.1893 Bately, Yorkshire, England.
Lilly Auty born c. 1900 Bately, Yorkshire, England
3. William Auty born c.1846 Dewsbury, Yorkshire, England. Woollen Scrib Overlooker
William married Jane c1846 Batley, Yorkshire . They were living on King St. Batley, Census 1881. Ref. RG11 Folio 4547/69 page 20
Children of William Auty and Jane
Herbert J. Auty born c 1883 Batley, Yorkshire, England.
William R. Auty born c. 1886 Bately, Yorkshire, England
4. William H. Auty born c 1853 Batley Carr, Yorkshire,England William worked as a Woollen Wharehouseman He married Mary Ann Joyner born c, 1853 St. Mary ,Wombell, Yorkshire January 29,1872. Last place of resident 1881 Census Lidgate Lane, Dewsbury, Yorkshire. Ref. RG11 Folio 4563/84 Page 43
Children of William H. Auty and Mary Ann.
Charles A. Auty born c.1876 Batley Carr, Yorkshire, England
Edmund Auty born c.1878 Batley Carr, Yorkshire, England.
6. James Auty born c. 1830 Dewsbury, Yorkshire, England. He was a Carpet Weavers Foreman. He married Elzabeth born c. 1837 Marriage about 1872 . They were living at Westborough, Dewsbury at time of 1881 Census. Ref. RG 11 4562/10 page 13
Children of James Auty and Elzabeth
John Auty born. c.1868 Dewsbury, Yorkshire, England
Herbert Auty born c. 1873 Dewsbury, Yorkshire, England
Joseph Auty born c. 1875 Dewsbury, Yorkshire, England.
7. Jesse Auty son of William Auty and Mary baptised March 9th, 1828 Dewsbury Yorkshire. Jesse Auty married Christmas (b.1827 Dewsbury) c.1855. The moved to Batley, Yorkshire, England. At time of 1881 Census they lived at Off Field Lane, Batley, Yorkshire. Jesse was Willeyer in a Woollen Mill.
Children of Jesse Auty and Christmas. Ref. RG11 4547/12 page 18
Emma Auty born c.1856 Bately Yorkshire, England
Arthur Auty born c.1860 Batley,Yorkshire, England. His occupation was Woollen Opperitave.
Alfred Bignall Auty born c.1863 Batley, Yorkshire, England. His occupation was Woollen Opperitave.
Walter Auty born c. 1866 Batley, Yorkshire, England. Like his brothers, he was a Woollen Opperitave
8. Alfred Auty born c.1840 Earlsheaton, Yorkshire, England married Ellen ( born c1849 Dewsbury, Yorkshire). They were living at Brearly Street, Batley, Yorkshire, England. 1881 Census. Ref. RG11/4545 Alfred was a Mill Operator.
Children of Alfred Auty and Ellen:
Ada Auty was born in Ontario, Canada daughter of Alfred Auty. Ada was a Wool Weaver at the age of 15 1881 Census. Ref. PRO RG11 45/125 page22
John A. Auty born c.1874 Dewsbury, Yorkshire, move to Brearley St. Batley, Yorkshire.
9. Alfred Auty born c.1849 DewsburyYorkshire, England married Hephzibah (b.1849 Earlsheaton, Yorkshire) They moved to Commercial St, Batley, Yorkshire, England.
Alfred occupation was a hairdresser. Ref. RG11/4546/107
Children of Alfred Auty and Hephzibah:
Thomas James Auty born c.1873 Batley, Yorkshire, England
John Auty born c.1876 Batley,Yorkshire, England,
10. This is a family of Autys who were staying with their Uncle and Aunt.
Joseph H. WOODHOUSE who was born c 1859 in Heckmondwike, Yorkshire , England. They all lived at Cross Lane Montague St. Sandal Magna, Wakefield, Yorkshire, Joseph was labourer Ref. RG11 4571 page 29 . You will note that the nephews and nieces come from various villages. Batley, Soothill, Herlsheaton, and Heckmondwike. Josheph wife Lydia was born in Batley, Yorkshire c.1862 Ref 1881 Census
Lydia Woodhouse born 1862 Batley, Yorkshire. England age 19 wife of Joseph H. Woodhouse . Living with family at Cross Lane, Montague, St. Sandal Magna, Yorkshire, England
John Woodhouse born May 1879 Heckmondwike, Yorkshire, England Age 1yr. 9 months in April 1881 Census.
Hannah Auty born c. 1831 Batley Carr, Yorkshire who is the Mother in Law of Joseph Woodhouse.
Posted by: rpauty on Monday, January 02, 2006 - 10:15 AM
John Auty born 1720 Woodkirk,East Ardsley
John Auty married Ann Gibson July 1, 1747 Woodkirk, West Ardsley, Yorkshire, England.
Children of John Auty.
Sarah Auty daughter of John Auty and Ann baptised May 1, 1748 Woodkirk, East Ardsley, Yorkshire.
Edward Auty son of John and Ann Gibson born 1758 c
Edward (Edwood) married Sarah Womersby April 21,1783 Woodkirk, Yorkshire,England
Children of Edward Auty
Joseph Awty Born January 29, 1784, Baptised February 24, 1784 Beggarenton, Woodkirk, West Ardsley,Yorkshire
Joseph Awty age 21 married Ann Takel December 22, 1805,Woodkirk,Yorkshire.
Samuel Awty son of Joseph Born January 7, 1810. Baptised March 11,1810. Woodkirk, Yorkshire, England.
Edward Awty Born November 30, 1787, Baptised December 23, 1787 Beggarenton, Woodkirk, Yorkshire,England.
John Awty Baptised February 16,1790 Hague Moor, Woodkirk, West Ardsley, Yorkshire.
George Awty Baptised July 22,1792, Woodkirk, West Ardsley, Yorkshire,England.
George Awty son of Edward Awty (Auty) married Jane Massey February 25, 1816 Woodkirk,Yorkshire,
Children of George Auty and Jane Massey (Mafsey)
John Auty son of George. Baptised July 5, 1810 Woodkirk, Yorkshire , England
Joseph Auty son of George Baptised December 25, 1820 Woodkirk, West Ardsley, Yorkshire.
James Auty born 1822, Baptised February 22,1824 (I.G.I.) Woodkirk, West Ardsley, Yorkshire, England.
Solomon Auty Baptised December 4,1836 Woodkirk, Yorkshire,England.
Ben Auty Born February 14,1837, Baptised March 17,1839 (I.G.I) Woodkirk , West Ardsley, Yorkshire.
Samuel Auty Baptised March 8, 1846, Woodkirk, West Ardsley, Yorkshire, England (I.G.I.)
Samuel Auty son of George Auty married Mary Ann about 1866 Woodkirk, West Ardsley (Ref. I.G.I) Samuel was a farmer of 16 Acres of Land. Census 1881
Children of Samuel Auty and Mary Ann
Ada Auty daughter of Samuel Auty b. 1866 Woodkirk, Yorkshire. At the age of 15 Ada was a Cloth Weaver. Census 1881
Ada Auty married William Fenton of Woodkirk Ref. John Fenton (relative). They had a son William Fenton b.1898 Woodkirk, West Ardsley, Yorkshire England
Jesse Auty son of Samuel Auty and Mary Ann Baptised September 29, 1867 Woodkirk, Yorkshire, England.
Clara Auty daughter of Samuel Auty and Ann Baptised November 5, 1871 Woodkirk,
Rowland Auty son of Samuel Auty and Ann Born September 14,1873, baptised September 23, 1873, Woodkirk, West Ardsley, Yorkshire. England.
Rowland Auty died February 29, 1968 . This information was taken from a bible presented to Mrs. R. Auty for good attendance at Tingley Wesleyan Church March 31, 1929.
Emma Auty daughter of Samuel Auty and Ann Born September 7 1874. This information was taken from a bible presented to Mrs. R. Auty for good attendance at Tingley Wesleyan Church March 31, 1929.
Emma Auty died August 8, 1959. This information was taken from a bible presented to Mrs. R. Auty for good attendance at Tingley Wesleyan Church March 31, 1929.
Oliver Auty Son of Samuel Auty and Ann baptised December 5, 1875 Woodkirk, West Ardsley, Yorkshire, England
Jane Ellen Auty Daugther of Samuel Auty and Ann baptised May 5, 1878 Woodkirk, West Ardsley, Yorkshire, England.
Joseph Auty Son of Samuel Auty and Ann baptised September 21, 1879 Woodkirk
Alfred Auty Son of Samuel Auty and Ann baptised September 21, 1879 Woodkirk, West Ardsley, Yorkshire, England.
Lance Auty Son of Samuel Auty and Ann baptised May 2, 1880 Woodkirk,West Ardsley, Yorkshire England.
Arthur Auty Son of Samuel Auty and Ann baptised August 13, 1882, Woodkirk, WestArdsley, Yorkshire, England.
Harry Auty Son of Samuel Auty and Ann baptised April 10, 1886 Woodkirk, Yorkshire, England.
Charles Auty baptised June 2, 1862 Woodkirk, West Ardsley,Yorkshire
Charles Auty married Jane about 1885 (I.G.I)
Children of Charles Auty and Jane
James Herbert Auty son of Charles Auty and Jane, baptised August 29,1886 Woodkirk, West Ardsley, Yorksire, England
Isabel Auty daughter of Charles Auty and Jane baptised May 13,1888 Woodkirk.
Muriel Auty daughter of Charles Auty and Jane baptised September 21, 1890, Woodkirk,West t Ardsley, Yorkshire, England.
Bertha Auty daughter of Charles Auty and Jane baptised November 27, 1892 Woodkirk, West Ardsley, Yorkshire. England.
Elsie Auty daughter of Charles Auty and Jane baptised February 16,1896
Elsie Auty died December 5,1942. . This information was taken from a bible presented to Mrs. R. Auty for good attendance at Tingley Wesleyan Church March 31, 1929.
Births . This information was taken from a bible presented to Mrs. R. Auty for good attendance at Tingley Wesleyan Church March 31, 1929.
Connie Auty born February 17, 1908, Yorkshire, England.
Winnie Auty born April 19,1906 Yorkshire, England.
Marjorie Auty born April 6, 1918 Yorkshire, Englanf.
Marriages . This information was taken from a bible presented to Mrs. R. Auty for good attendance at Tingley Wesleyan Church March 31, 1929.
Harry Leslie Auty married Noverber 29,1931. No mention of who he married.
John Alfred Auty married May 22, 1948 Yorkshire, England.
Posted by: johnb on Friday, September 23, 2005 - 07:34 PM
The Reform Act of 1832 extended the right to vote to propertied adult males.
It created a uniform voting qualification extended to borough householders paying an annual rent of 10. In the counties it was extended from the 40s freeholders, to both leaseholders for 20 years and tenants at will paying 50 rent.
Posted by: rpauty on Wednesday, August 17, 2005 - 10:10 PM
It was a crispy, cold winter's day when Samuel Auty decided that he wanted to get married. In fact it was on Christmas Day December 25, 1911. He married Eleanor Louisa Goulden who was a spinster age 25. Sam, himself was 26 years. They both lived in Huslet, Sam liiving with his parents on Houghton Street, while Eleanor lived on Disreali Street. Samuel worked as a Ironmonger's Warehouseman and Eleanor, believe it or not was a Printer's Folder. ( I wonder if that some how inspired the Auty family to become Printers, who knows). Samuel father George Auty was a Coachman (domestic), but unfortunetly had died in previous years. John Henry Goulden, father of Eleanor was a Bricklayer.
Samuel Auty and Eleanor Louisa Goulden married at the United Methodist Church in Dewsbury Road, Hunslet, in the Counties of Leeds, Yorkshire.
At the wedding was Robert Goulden and William Denison who witness the marriage. Joseph Agden was the Minster and the Register was Henry Snowden.
Posted by: rpauty on Monday, August 15, 2005 - 05:53 PM
First Generation
Richard Auty married Ann Booth June 8,1800 Cathedral Saint Peter, Sheffield, Yorkshire
Second Generation
William Aughty born August 17,1800 Cathedral Saint Peter, Sheffield, Yorkshire son of Richard Aughty and Ann
Third Generation
George Auty born c1818 Sprotbrough, Doncaster, Yorkshire England married ELizabeth Schofield about 1843.
Hannah Auty born Nov.24, 1844 Swinton By Sheffield, Yorkshire daughter of George Auty and Elizabeth
William Auty born November 1, 1846 Switon By Sheffield, Yorkshire, England son of George Auty and Elizabeth.
Olive Aughty born March 18, 1849 Hoyland Nether, Yorkshire, daughter of George Auty and Elizabeth.
Ann Elizabeth Autey born September 22nd, 1850 Hoyland Nether, Yorkshire, daghter of George Auty and Elizabeth.
Fourth Generation
Children of William Auty (b. 1846) and Mary Ann Joyner c1847
Clara Auty b. 1872 Wombwell, Yorkshire daughter of William Auty and Mary
Alice Auty b. 1875 Wombwell, Yorkshire daughter of William Auty and Mary
Roseanna b. 1877 Wombwell, Yorkshire daughter of William Auty and Mary.
Dora Auty b. 1878 Wombwell, Yorkshire daughter of William Auty and Mary.
Christiana Auty b. 1880 Wombwell, Yorkshire daughter of William Auty and Mary.
Bruce Edger Auty b. 1887 Wombwell, Yorkshire daughter of William Auty and Mary.
Fifth Generation
Bruce Edger Auty b.1887 married c1908 to Florrie Littlewood born c1892 .
Evelyn Auty daughter of Bruce E. Auty and Florrie, born 1909. Wombwell, Yorkshire, England.
Willian Charles Auty son of Bruce E. Auty and Florrie. born 1919 Wombwell, Yorkshire, England
Florrie daughter of Bruce E. Auty and Florrie born 1914 Wombwell, Yorkshire, England
Posted by: johnb on Tuesday, August 02, 2005 - 10:39 PM
JOHN BRYANT, theft: simple grand larceny, 17 Feb 1819.
491. JOHN BRYANT was indicted for stealing, on the 16th of February, two bushels of beans, value 14 s., the goods of Thomas Dancer.
THOMAS DANCER. I live at Southgate, and am a coach-master, the prisoner was three years in my service. For sometime past I observed my horses look very thin, which induced me to suspect him - I never locked my corn up. The prisoner was brought to me by Auty, with two bushels and a half of beans. I told him he was a pretty rascal; he said,
"Yes, master, I am indeed. I have done for myself now, and the d - I must have tempted me to do it.
"I asked him several times to tell me who it was that received them. He said, No; if he had a hundred necks, he would be hung by them all first. I compared the beans with mine, they are the same. He had the care of them.
JOSEPH AUTY. I am a patrol. On the 16th of February, about half-past eleven o'clock at night, I and Cook were on duty on Mr. Dancer's premises - two persons came along from the stables; Cook wished them a good night - nobody answered, which excited my suspicion. I followed, and overtook the prisoner with a sack on his head, which contained the beans. He begged hard to be let go, saying it was his first offence.
Prisoner's Defence. I found them in the road.
GUILTY. Aged 38.
Confined One Month, and Publicly Whipped.
First Middlesex Jury, before Mr. Common Sergeant.
Proceddings of the Old Bailey
http://www.oldbaileyonline.org/html_units/1810s/t18190217-178.html
to see original document.
http://www.oldbaileyonline.org/facsimiles/1810s/181902170065.html
Posted by: rpauty on Tuesday, July 26, 2005 - 09:33 PM
Wilkinson AUTY Head M Male 31 Born 1850 Rawtenstall, Lancashire, England Cotton Weaver
Sarah J. AUTY Wife M Female 30 Born 1851 Clitheroe, Lancashire, England Cotton Weaver
Arthur AUTY Son Male 10 Born 1871 Rawtenstall, Lancashire, England Scholar
Fred AUTY Son Male 7 Born 1874 Rawtenstall, Lancashire, England Scholar
Wilkinson AUTY Son Male 5 Born 1876 Rawtenstall, Lancashire, England Scholar
1881Census - Plane Trees, Newchurch, Lancashire, England
Posted by: rpauty on Tuesday, October 19, 2004 - 10:30 PM
Jon J. Auty (Of Counsel) born Middletown, New York, April 2, 1944;
admitted to bar, 1972, New Jersey. Education: Fairleigh Dickinson University (B.S., cum laude, 1969); Seton Hall University (J.D., cum laude, 1972). Omicron Delta Epsilon. Member, Seton Hall Law Review, 1970-1972. Author: "Residency Requirements and State Bar Examinations," 2 Seton Hall Law Review, 540, 1971; "No Fault Constitutional Problems," 3 Seton Hall Law Review, 386, 1972. Member: Bergen County, New Jersey State and American Bar Associations; The Association of Trial Lawyers of America (Certified Civil Trial Attorney, Supreme Court of New Jersey, Board on Trial Attorney Certification). Practice Areas: Family Law; Civil Litigation.
Posted by: johnb on Sunday, September 12, 2004 - 10:49 AM
FATAL ACCIDENT TO THE DEWSBURY AND LEEDS CARRIER
On Wednesday forenoon last, Benjamin Auty, the carrier between Dewsbury and Leeds, met with an accident of so serious a character as put a termination to his life in the evening of the same day. He left home in the forenoon with his wagon, which contained goods amounting to 18 cws, and after passing through the High-street of Dawgreen, he turned the horses head down the steep incline past Edward Autys spirit store, with the object of getting down to the Huddersfield Road. The steepness of the road, and the fact that it was covered with hard-trodden snow, in some places as smooth as ice, rendered the descent exceedingly dangerous. When he had reached the vaults of Mr. Auty, he found that the wheels of his wagon began to slide in such a manner as to annoy the horse very much. Under the idea that he might be able to steady the animal and render him less frightened, he took hold of its head, and in this way he was enabled to proceed a little further on his way. The horse, which is a very spirited animal, soon renewed its restlessness, occasioned not unlikely by the wagon sliding violently against it, and plunged forward at a rapid pace for about 90 yards, dragging the deceased along with it, but who still held the horses head. Finding apparently that his position was one of extreme danger, he relaxed his hold. He had scarcely done so, however, when he missed his footing, and fell heavily to the ground. The affrighted animal feeling itself at liberty, rushed down the hill, and dragged the two off wheels of the wagon over the unfortunate mans head and breast. At the foot of the hill, the body of the wagon and hinder wheels became separated from the front portion, and was hurled with great force against the wall close beside the Catholic Chapel. The horse, carrying with it the shafts and the two remaining wheels, continuing its way to the Ship Tavern, was there arrested in its flight, happily without injuring any other person.
The carrier was speedily conveyed to his home, and was soon attended by Drs. Halliwell and Fearnley. On examining him it was found that his chest had been crushed by the wheels, several of the ribs being crushed down upon the lungs and heart, rendering all hope of saving his life impossible. He continued sinking till eight in the evening, when death put an end to his sufferings.
A man named Ellis, who aided to convey the deceased home after the accident, and who had witnessed the whole affair, says that if the slipper and front chain had been attached the accident could hardly have taken place. In this opinion we are unable to concur. It is possible that the after flight of the horse might have been to some extent retarded had the chain been on, but we are very doubtful if it would have contributed in the slightest degree to prevent the rapid descent of the wagon down the hill. On the contrary, the iron on the wheel would in all probability have carried the vehicle over the snow with the ease with which a skate goes over ice. We heard it said also that great blame is attached to the Assistant-Surveyor for not causing the road to be covered with ashes. But much as we deplore the sad results we have recorded, we cannot see that any censure can with reason be applied to the official in question. It is quite unusual to do anything of the kind in the middle of the road. In fact, we never heard of an instance where the authorities in any place caused the highway to be covered in the way suggested. It may, of course be a suggestion for the Board of Health to discuss how far that suggestion may be acted upon in the future; but in justice to Mr. Wood we do think it is too bad to visit him with reprobation for not doing that which had never been done previously.
We regret to state that the deceased, who was only 28 years of age, has left behind him a wife. We can not close this notice without stating that he was much respected in the neighbourhood, and by others who knew him, not a few of whom had seen him in Dawgreen immediately before starting in high spirits and all of innocent mirth.
Posted by: johnb on Wednesday, July 14, 2004 - 10:16 PM
Canadian Cricket Association
ESTABLISHED MARCH 29, 1692
INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF CANADA, APRIL 1st, 1968
K.A. AUTY TROPHY,
SYMBOL OF CRICKET SUPREMACY IN NORTH AMERICA
By Kevin E. Boller
In November 1961 a most historical meeting took place at the Badminton and Racket Club in Toronto when the President of the USACA, John I. Marder was entertained by the CCA President Lewis J.H. Gunn. Also in attendance was the Canadian secretary Donald King and J.W. (Jimmy) Chappel a CCA Board member. At this meeting it was agreed to revive the International Series and as a result the famous contest reappeared in the summer of 1963. A handsome silver trophy was presented for the competition by the United States Cricket Association in memory of K.A. Auty, who for many years had been a driving force in American cricket, mainly around the Chicago area.
Karl Andre Auty was born at Dewsbury, Yorkshire, England in July 1878 and was educated at the Wheelwright Grammar School in Dewsbury, the Sorbonne University in Paris and at Nottingham University, where he was awarded a Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering.
Upon leaving Nottingham University he was employed by the Brush Electrical Engineering Company at Loughborough and in Lancashire between the years 1900-1907.
In 1909 he emigrated to Vancouver on the west coast of Canada where he was employed by the British Columbia Railway Company as Power and Contract Manager from 1909 until 1915.
In 1915 Karl moved to Chicago, Illinois where he was employed by the Commonwealth Edison Company as Sales Manager until his retirement in 1946.
Karl Auty was an active cricketer until well into his sixties, having a reputation as an excellent fielder. He was President of the Chicago Cricket Club and the Illinois Cricket Association for 25 years and did a great deal to promote cricket in the area. He was also founder and President of the Illinois Rugby Football Union.
Karl was a man of many talents, for some years he was publisher of a newspaper "The British American" and "The Illinois Cricket Annual". Through the years he built up a magnificent collection of cricket books and memorabilia. One prize in the collection is the scrap book of the famous test cricketer and movie actor Sir Charles Aubrey Smith who did much to promote cricket in California with the Hollywood Cricket Club. This valuable collection is now held in the K.A. Auty Library at Ridley College, St. Catharines which is located in southern Ontario, Canada.
Karl Andre Auty passed away from a heart attack in Chicago on November 30, 1959 at the age of 81.
Kevin E. Boller,
Public Relations Officer,
CANADIAN CRICKET ASSOCIATION
the above is reproduced with permission of the Author from
http://www.canadiancricket.org
Posted by: rpauty on Saturday, June 26, 2004 - 03:04 PM
Source PRO Ref RG12/3269 1 of 4 Enumerator Page No 36
District 467 Prestwich SubDistrict 4A Blackley
Parish(es) Harpurhey
Dwelling (204) 26 William St.
William M AUTY M 35 born 1856 Wakefield, Yorkshire Rel Head
Occ Postal Telegraphist Employee
Margaret A AUTY F 36 Born 1855 M Ireland Rel Wife
Occ House wife
Maria AUTY F 3 born 1888 M/c. Lancs Rel Daughter
Martha AUTY F 2 born 1889 Harpurhey, Lancs Rel Daughter
Hilda AUTY F 2 born 1889 Harpurhey Lancs Rel Daughter
Posted by: johnb on Monday, June 21, 2004 - 08:18 AM
Elizabeth Auttey, Elizabeth Auttey, theft: simple grand larceny, 11 Dec 1689.
The Proceedings of the Old Bailey Ref: t16891211-29
Original Text:
Elizabeth Auttey the Elder, and Elizabeth Auttey the Younger, were Indicted for stealing a Silver Tankard value 5 l. on the 27th of Novemb. the Goods of Edward Allen. The Witness was not able to Charge the Prisoners, so they were Acquitted.
Posted by: rpauty on Sunday, May 16, 2004 - 02:11 PM
Richard Auty son of James Auty Born 1857
Richard Auty Head age 34 Born 1857 Wooley, nr. Barnsley, Yorkshire. Coalminer (Employee). Richard was living with his brother Robert in Hague Moor, Woodkirk.
Robert Auty brother of Richard age 32 Born 1859 Wooley, nr. Barnsley, Yorkshire. Schoolmaster. Robert was crippled since he was a child.
Ref. RG12/3754 Place: Wakefield Record Office-West Riding of Yorkshire
Posted by: johnb on Tuesday, April 13, 2004 - 09:42 PM
A list of Auty voters taken from the 1868 General Election Poll Book
and as it falls between the 1861 & 1871 census could be useful to help
locate lost families
the two contenders were
John Simon Esq of 17 Oakley Sq, London (the winner)
Handel Crossham Esq of Bristol
the list is by election ward and gives name,
abode or location of property that gives them the vote,
and for whom voted
