The Winder family lived at Oxenholme from 1901 or before until 1977
Albert Edward Winder (1871-1957)
born 23 October 1871
registered as Albert Edward Chapman
married Isabella Mason (1871-1949) in 1892
railway goods shunter in 1901
LNWR foreman porter in 1911
lived at 4 Helmside from 1901 or before until 1957
died 30 January 1957 at Kendal Green Hospital
probate 19 February 1957 to son John Willie Winder
estate valued at £423 15s 8d
Albert and Isabel had the following children:
John Willie Winder (1892-1958) – born 27 May 1892 – married Helena Robinson (1890-1976) in 1922 – they lived at Helme Hurst 100 Oxenholme Road – John was a LMS Goods Guard – he died 29 November 1958 – estate valued at £2,208
George Winder (1894-1973) – born 19 July 1894 – married Sarah Elizabeth Scott (1896-1977) in 1919 – in 1939 they were living at Mill Cottage – George was a LMS Railway Fireman and Sarah was a cafe waitress one day a week – they had one son – widow Sarah lived at 19 Helmside Road and died in 1977
Edith Winder (1896-1984) – married Albert Turner Parker (1900-1986) in 1923 – in 1939 they were living at Rinkfield, Kendal – Albert was a boot factory worker – they had two sons
Nora Isabel Winder (1898-1977) – born 11 August 1898 – married Samuel Cookson Dobson (1898-1927) – they had one daughter – in 1939 Nora was living at 88 Stricklandgate and was a cook for the Provincial Insurance Office
Thomas Baden Powell Winder (1900-1969) – born 11 May 1900 – married Jessie Gargate (1904-1960) in 1927 – in 1939 they were living at 44 Stricklandgate, Kendal and Thomas was working as a steam turbine driver in a paper mill – Thomas and Jessie had a daughter and two sons (one of whom died shortly after birth)
Albert Edward ‘Bert’ Winder (1902-1957) – born 24 July 1902 – attended Natland School – pictured below in 1909 – married Eva Rigg (1901-1986) – in 1939 they were living with Eva’s mother at 25 Burton Road, Kendal – Albert was a LMS locomotive fireman – they had son Harold (1924-2006) who became a painter and decorator and a daughter
Nina Margaret Winder (1906-1998) – born 16 March 1906 – married Richard Longmire (1903-1964) in 1930 – in 1939 livng at 2 Greenside, Kendal – Richard was a electrical contractor’s electrician and was also an Air Raid Warden during WW2
Philip Winder (1908-1978) – born 24 April 1908 – married Maggie Taylor (1909-1987) – in 1939 they were living at Broughton Lodge Cottages near Ulverston – Philip was a chauffeur/gardener
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Natland Terrace was built in 1896 to house railway workers. It actually comprises two rows of terraces – one row each side of Hill Place built the following year. Both terraces were incorporated into the numbering of the newly-named Helmside Road in 1972.
Opposite the two terraces were allotments for the residents. The allotments backed on to the railway line with a ‘fence’ made of vertical sleepers.
Left-hand Terrace: 1 – 6 Natland Terrace
1-6 Natland Terrace
1 Natland Terrace = 133 Helmside Road
1901 – Henry Woodhouse& family
1911 – Henry Woodhouse & family
1915 – Henry Woodhouse & family
1939 – James Irvine & family
2 Natland Terrace = 131 Helmside Road
1901 – William Green & family
1911 – William Green & family
1915 – William Green & family
1939 – Fred Wilson & family
3 Natland Terrace = 129 Helmside Road
1901 – William Duckett & family
1911 – James Nelson Ducksbury & family
1915 – James Nelson Ducksbury & family
1939 – James Nelson Ducksbury & family
1959 – James Nelson Ducksbury & family
1972 – Henry Nelson Ducksbury
4 Natland Terrace = 127 Helmside Road
1901 – Henry Swainbank & family – wife Martha Swainbankoperated a shop from 4 Natland Terrace
1911 – Frederick Arthur Oates & family
1915 – Frederick Arthur Oates& family
1939 – Frederick Arthur Oates & family
1955 – Frederick Arthur Oates & family
1966 – Harold Osboldstone Woodburn
1980 – Annie Amelia Woodburn
5 Natland Terrace = 125 Helmside Road
1901 – Thomas Thewlis & family
1911 – Thomas Thewlis& family
1915 – Thomas Thewlis & family
1939 – William F May & family
6 Natland Terrace = 123 Helmside Road
1901 – Henry Preston & family – Stationmaster’s House
1911 – Richard Atkin Knights & family – Stationmaster’s House
1915 – Richard Atkin Knights & family – Stationmaster’s House
1925 – Robert Raffles & family – Stationmaster’s House
1939 – Roberts Raffels & family – Stationmaster’s House
1940 – 1946 – William Robert Pears – Stationmaster’s House
19??-1954? – ? Atkinson – Stationmaster’s House
1954?-1957? – “Dan” Archer – Stationmaster’s House
1957-19?? – George Stewart – Stationmaster’s House
[between nos. 6 and 7 Natland Terrace is Hill Place]
Right-hand Terrace: 7 – 12 Natland Terrace
7-12 Natland Terrace
7 Natland Terrace = 121 Helmside Road
1901 – James Tideswell& family – Shedmaster’s House
1911 – James Tideswell & family – Shedmaster’s House
1915 – James Tideswell & family – Shedmaster’s House
1937 – Thomas Horace Cottam & family
1939 – Thomas Horace Cottam & family
8 Natland Terrace = 119 Helmside Road
1901 – William Hind & family
1911 – William Hind& family
1915 – William Hind & family
1939 – William Copeland & family
1960 – William Copeland
9 Natland Terrace = 117 Helmside Road
1901 – Robert Bouskill & family
1911 – Robert Bouskill & family
1915 – Robert Bouskill & family
1939 – Robert Bouskill & family
10 Natland Terrace = 115 Helmside Road
1901 – Robert Dobson & family
1911 – John Longhorn & family
1915 – John Longhorn & family
1939 – Henry Ryding & family
1972 – Thomas William Crossley
11 Natland Terrace = 113 Helmside Road
1901 – James Tollerson & family
1911 – Robert Park & family
1939 – Ada M Wilson
12 Natland Terrace = 111 Helmside Road
1901 – Joseph Robinson & family
1911 – Alfred Conway & family
1939 – Benjamin Wilson
O.S. Map from 1896 showing position of Natland Terrace
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baptised 7 Dec 1851 at St. Andrew, Penrith, Cumberland
lived at Plumpton Wall, Cumberland with paternal grandparents in 1861
lodging at 7 Station Cottages, Tebay (a Lodging House) in 1871 aged 17 – loco cleaner – lodging with him was fellow loco cleaner John Thornburrow who also became a driver and moved to Helmside
married Hannah Robinson (c1852–1924) in 1876 in Sedbergh district
gravestone inscribed “In loving memory of Richard Ellison who died June 14th 1917 aged 66. Also of Hannah his wife who died Sept 7th 1924 aged 72. In God’s keeping.”
probate Carlisle 27 July 1917 to Hannah Ellison widow
effects £1,152 7s 2d
wife Hannah later lived at 10 Appleby Road, Kendal and died 7 September 1924 aged 72 at 31 Romney Road, Kendal and is buried at St. Mark’s Church, Natland
probate 7 October 1924 to son Edmund Robinson Ellison draper’s buyer
effects £1,198 10s 11d
Richardson and Hannah had five children, two of whom (names as yet unknown) died before 1911:
Agnes Wilson Ellison (1878–1937) – married John Pinch (1874–1943) in 1900
Edmund Robinson Ellison (1880–1937) – draper’s buyer – married Annabella Smith (1881–1927) – had son John Richardson Ellison (1908–?)and another child who died in infancy
Sarah Isabel Ellison (1881–1944) – married Thomas Leather (1868–1948) – had one daughter Cicely Leather (1908–1992) who married John Francis Johnson (?–?)
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On Monday a successful gathering was held to celebrate the third anniversary of the opening of the Mission Hall. Numerous guests, after partaking of a substantial tea, were addressed by Mrs. Isaac Braithwaite. The chair was occupied by Mr. John Parker, who referred briefly to the work and progress of the Mission under its earnest leader, Mrs. Page. The latter in a few well-chosen and touching words, thanked the members and workers for their help and sympathy. The tables were presided over by Mrs. W. Phizackerley, Mrs. Ellison, Mrs. Chris. Dobson, Mrs. J. Parker, assisted by many willing helpers. The programme included music and recitations by Miss Wilkinson, Mr. W. Phizackerley, Master C. Ewen, Miss Black, Misses Robinson, Miss Fanny Jackson, and Mr. Parker. Miss Wilkinson presided at the organ.
