Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
NameCapt Walter Wightwick Haywood 
[4, 1851 ref: HO107/2049/~F300], [3, Birth, Q3 of 1843, Kings Norton dist, vol 18 p. 397], [3, Death, Q1 of 1924, Belper dist, vol 7b, p. 894], [4, 1911 Ref: RG14 - PN88 RD2 SD1 ED2 SN241]
[4, 1851 ref: HO107/2049/~F300], [3, Birth, Q3 of 1843, Kings Norton dist, vol 18 p. 397], [3, Death, Q1 of 1924, Belper dist, vol 7b, p. 894], [4, 1911 Ref: RG14 - PN88 RD2 SD1 ED2 SN241]Birthca Aug 1843, Edgbaston, Warks
Deathca Feb 1924, Belper district, Derbys
General1st s. In 1911: retired. 1873: Capt in Bombay Infantry.
FatherJames Haywood (ca1806-1866)
MotherCecilia Lord (ca1812-ca1854)
Spouses
Marriage16 May 1872, St Jude’s church, Southsea, Hants [3, Marriage Q2 of 1872, Portsea dist, vol 2b, p. 750]
ChildrenN. N. (1873-)
Olga Violet Wightwick (1874-ca1967)
Cecil Walter I Wightwick (1876-ca1949)
Austin Herbert Wightwick (ca1879-ca1965)
Muriel Florence Z Wightwick (ca1883-ca1962)
Notes for Capt Walter Wightwick Haywood
His birth:
Surname First name(s) District Vol Page
Births Sep 1843 (>99%)
HAYWOOD Walter Wightwick Kings Norton 18 397
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On 25 Jan 1845, this report appeared in the Sheffield Independent:
"By the will of the late Samuel Hall Lord, Esq , of Lorng Bay Castle, Barbadoes, his extensive estates and property, subject to certain family provisions, are entailed on his grandson, Walter Wigbtwick Haywood, (son of our townsman, James Haywood, Esq.,) who, in accordance with the will, is to assume the name and rank of the testator, and to take as heir-looms the magnificent furniture, plate, and paintings, with the mansion-house of Long Bay--Birmingham Herald."
He was aged 1 at the time of his grandfather’s death so may not have, as a minor, been able to actually change his name then. The 1911 census shows that if he did ever change his name, he then changed it back again.
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On 25 Apr 1876, The Morning Post had a notice of the birth of a son in Bradford, Yorks.
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On 20 Sep 1862, the Hampshire Advertiser copied from the London Gazette that he was to be a Lt from 16 Apr 1862.
On 25 Sep 1863 he was appointed a Lt in the Bengal Army.
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In 1911 this is indubitably him and the original sheet shows that they had had five children, all of whom were still living. Their house had 14 rooms so he was not short of a bob or two. His occupation is unclear, though indicates he was retired and may have worked for a railway company. I think he got each member of the household to write their own names on the form as the handwritings are different:
Surname Forename Age Gender Relation Marriage Status Years Married Occupation Birth Place
Haywood Walter Wightwick 67 Male Head Married 38 West Yorks Rly Moseley, Worcestershire
Haywood Florence Wightwick 59 Female Wife Married 38 Southsea, Hampshire
Haywood Olga Wightwick 35 Female Daughter Single - None Bombay, India
Inniszech Irene 18 Female Grand Daughter Single - None Switzerland
Potter Martha 23 Female Servant Single - Servant (Domestic) Notting Hill, -
Reference: RG14 - PN88 RD2 SD1 ED2 SN241
Address: 57 Holland Road, Kensington W
Registration District: Kensington
Sub District: Kensington South
Civil Parish: Kensington
From his daughter’s and granddaughter’s birth places, he must have worked abroad much of his life.
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He was not to be found in the 1861 census, though a couple of other Walter Haywoods born in 1843 were.
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The London Gazette had these entries:
On 31 October 1873:
India Office, 31st October, 1873
Her Majesty has been pleased to approve of the following submissions to the Staff Corps, made by the Governments in India:--
BOMBAY STAFF CORPS
To be Captain
Captain Walter Wightwick Haywood, Bombay Infantry. Dated 31st October 1869
On 17 March 1882
Notice is hereby given that the Partnership heretofore subsisting between the undersigned, Arthur Augustus Hamlet Inglefield, Theodore d’Escury Hanbury, Albert George Hanbury, and Walter Wightwick Haywood, carrying on business as Brewers, Maltsters, Ale and Beer Merchants, and Aerated Waters Manufacturers, at the Brewery premises in Cannon-Street and Mary Street, Taunton, in the county of Somerset, under the style or firm of Inglefield, Hanbury and Comnpany, has this day been dissolved; nad the said business will in future be carried on by the said Theodore d’Escury Hanbury, Albert George Hanbury, and Walter Wightwick Haywood together and under
the style or firm of Hanbury and Co. and they will receive and pay all debts owing to use by the dissolved partnership .--Dated the 16th day of March, 1882.
Arthur Augustus Hamlet Inglefield
Theodore d’Escury Hanbury
Albert George Hanbury
Walter Wightwick Haywood
On 2 July 1886:
Notice is hereby given that the Partnership heretofore subsisting between the undersigned, Theodore d’Escury Hanbury, Albert George Hanbury, and Walter Wightwick Haywood, carrying on business as Brewers, Maltsters, Ale and Beer Merchants, and Aerated Waters Manufacturers, at the Cannon-Street brewery, Taunton, in the county of Somerset, under the style or firm of Hanbury and Comnpany, has this day been dissolved, so far as regards the said Walter Wightwick Haywood, by mutual consent. All debts owing from to due to the said partnership will be paid and received by the said Theodore d’Escury Hanbury and Albert George Hanbury, by whom the said business will henceforth be carried on, under the style or firm of Hanbury and Company.--Dated the 30th day of Jun, 1886.
Theodore d’Escury Hanbury
Albert George Hanbury
Walter Wightwick Haywood
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His death must be this, the names and age are right:
Surname First name(s) Age District Vol Page
Deaths Mar 1924 (>99%)
HAYWOOD Walter W 80 Belper 7b 894
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Surname First name(s) District Vol Page
Births Sep 1843 (>99%)
HAYWOOD Walter Wightwick Kings Norton 18 397
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On 25 Jan 1845, this report appeared in the Sheffield Independent:
"By the will of the late Samuel Hall Lord, Esq , of Lorng Bay Castle, Barbadoes, his extensive estates and property, subject to certain family provisions, are entailed on his grandson, Walter Wigbtwick Haywood, (son of our townsman, James Haywood, Esq.,) who, in accordance with the will, is to assume the name and rank of the testator, and to take as heir-looms the magnificent furniture, plate, and paintings, with the mansion-house of Long Bay--Birmingham Herald."
He was aged 1 at the time of his grandfather’s death so may not have, as a minor, been able to actually change his name then. The 1911 census shows that if he did ever change his name, he then changed it back again.
_______________
On 25 Apr 1876, The Morning Post had a notice of the birth of a son in Bradford, Yorks.
_______________
On 20 Sep 1862, the Hampshire Advertiser copied from the London Gazette that he was to be a Lt from 16 Apr 1862.
On 25 Sep 1863 he was appointed a Lt in the Bengal Army.
_______________
In 1911 this is indubitably him and the original sheet shows that they had had five children, all of whom were still living. Their house had 14 rooms so he was not short of a bob or two. His occupation is unclear, though indicates he was retired and may have worked for a railway company. I think he got each member of the household to write their own names on the form as the handwritings are different:
Surname Forename Age Gender Relation Marriage Status Years Married Occupation Birth Place
Haywood Walter Wightwick 67 Male Head Married 38 West Yorks Rly Moseley, Worcestershire
Haywood Florence Wightwick 59 Female Wife Married 38 Southsea, Hampshire
Haywood Olga Wightwick 35 Female Daughter Single - None Bombay, India
Inniszech Irene 18 Female Grand Daughter Single - None Switzerland
Potter Martha 23 Female Servant Single - Servant (Domestic) Notting Hill, -
Reference: RG14 - PN88 RD2 SD1 ED2 SN241
Address: 57 Holland Road, Kensington W
Registration District: Kensington
Sub District: Kensington South
Civil Parish: Kensington
From his daughter’s and granddaughter’s birth places, he must have worked abroad much of his life.
__________________
He was not to be found in the 1861 census, though a couple of other Walter Haywoods born in 1843 were.
________________
The London Gazette had these entries:
On 31 October 1873:
India Office, 31st October, 1873
Her Majesty has been pleased to approve of the following submissions to the Staff Corps, made by the Governments in India:--
BOMBAY STAFF CORPS
To be Captain
Captain Walter Wightwick Haywood, Bombay Infantry. Dated 31st October 1869
On 17 March 1882
Notice is hereby given that the Partnership heretofore subsisting between the undersigned, Arthur Augustus Hamlet Inglefield, Theodore d’Escury Hanbury, Albert George Hanbury, and Walter Wightwick Haywood, carrying on business as Brewers, Maltsters, Ale and Beer Merchants, and Aerated Waters Manufacturers, at the Brewery premises in Cannon-Street and Mary Street, Taunton, in the county of Somerset, under the style or firm of Inglefield, Hanbury and Comnpany, has this day been dissolved; nad the said business will in future be carried on by the said Theodore d’Escury Hanbury, Albert George Hanbury, and Walter Wightwick Haywood together and under
the style or firm of Hanbury and Co. and they will receive and pay all debts owing to use by the dissolved partnership .--Dated the 16th day of March, 1882.
Arthur Augustus Hamlet Inglefield
Theodore d’Escury Hanbury
Albert George Hanbury
Walter Wightwick Haywood
On 2 July 1886:
Notice is hereby given that the Partnership heretofore subsisting between the undersigned, Theodore d’Escury Hanbury, Albert George Hanbury, and Walter Wightwick Haywood, carrying on business as Brewers, Maltsters, Ale and Beer Merchants, and Aerated Waters Manufacturers, at the Cannon-Street brewery, Taunton, in the county of Somerset, under the style or firm of Hanbury and Comnpany, has this day been dissolved, so far as regards the said Walter Wightwick Haywood, by mutual consent. All debts owing from to due to the said partnership will be paid and received by the said Theodore d’Escury Hanbury and Albert George Hanbury, by whom the said business will henceforth be carried on, under the style or firm of Hanbury and Company.--Dated the 30th day of Jun, 1886.
Theodore d’Escury Hanbury
Albert George Hanbury
Walter Wightwick Haywood
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His death must be this, the names and age are right:
Surname First name(s) Age District Vol Page
Deaths Mar 1924 (>99%)
HAYWOOD Walter W 80 Belper 7b 894
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Notes for Walter Wightwick & Florence May Otway (Family)
Their marriage:
Surname First name(s) District Vol Page
Marriages Jun 1872 (>99%)
HAYWOOD Walter Wightwich Portsea 2b 750
INGLEFIELD Florence May O Portsea 2b 750
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Curiously she is not to be found in either the 1861 or 1871 censuses.
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Their marriage was in the Hampshire Advertiser on 22 May 1872:
“On the 16th instant, at St Jude’s Church, Southsea, Walter Wightwick Haywood, Captain iv Her Majesty's Bombay Army, eldest son of the late J. Haywood, Esq., of Dosthill House, Staffordshire, to Florence Mary Otway, second daughter of Lieut.-Colonel S. H. S. Inglefield, E.A., Commandant of the Hants Artillery Militia."
Surname First name(s) District Vol Page
Marriages Jun 1872 (>99%)
HAYWOOD Walter Wightwich Portsea 2b 750
INGLEFIELD Florence May O Portsea 2b 750
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Curiously she is not to be found in either the 1861 or 1871 censuses.
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Their marriage was in the Hampshire Advertiser on 22 May 1872:
“On the 16th instant, at St Jude’s Church, Southsea, Walter Wightwick Haywood, Captain iv Her Majesty's Bombay Army, eldest son of the late J. Haywood, Esq., of Dosthill House, Staffordshire, to Florence Mary Otway, second daughter of Lieut.-Colonel S. H. S. Inglefield, E.A., Commandant of the Hants Artillery Militia."