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Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
NameWilliam Henry MacLean 
[19, Baptised on 14 Dec 1821 at Old Church, St Pancras, London], [4, 1851 ref: HO107, piece 2183, folio 343, p. 42], [4, 1961 ref: RG09, piece 2738, folio 20, p. 10], [3, Death Q4 of 1877, West Derby dist, vol 8B, p. 416]
[19, Baptised on 14 Dec 1821 at Old Church, St Pancras, London], [4, 1851 ref: HO107, piece 2183, folio 343, p. 42], [4, 1961 ref: RG09, piece 2738, folio 20, p. 10], [3, Death Q4 of 1877, West Derby dist, vol 8B, p. 416]Birth10 Aug 1821, Brunswick Square, St Pancras, London
Baptism14 Dec 1821, Old Church, St Pancras, London
Death1 Dec 1877, Allerton, near Liverpool, Lancs
General3rd s. In 1851: Russia And American Merchant. d.unm. and sp.
FatherDonald MacLean (1778-ca1853)
MotherJean Brown (1788-1872)
Notes for William Henry MacLean
His baptism, transcript by me:
[ Camden > Old St Pancras, St Pancras > 1817-1825 ]
“William Henry Son of Donald and Jean MacLean Brunswick Square born in August 19th 1821 baptized Decm. 14 1821 by me Robert Mayne, Rector of Limpsfield, Surrey”
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In 1851 he was nominated to be an executor of his father’s will; he was then living in Liverpool.
In the 1851 census he was at 21, Bedford Street, Liverpool, Lancs, sharing with a fellow merchant:
First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Sex Age Birth year Occupation Birth place
Hugh Perkins - Unmarried Male 32 1819 Rassia And American Merchant Chelsea, Middlesex
William H Mac Lean - Unmarried Male 29 1822 Rassia And American Merchant St Pancras, Middlesen
Mary Jones Servant Widow Female 52 1799 House Keeper Denbighshire, Wales
Mary Carmichael Servant Unmarried Female 21 1830 Servant Atherton, Lancs
Ref:
Series HO107
Piece number 2183
Folio 343
Page 42
Combined: 1851 ref: HO107, piece 2183, folio 343, p. 42
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In 1861 his mother had come North to join him at Allerton Road, Allerton, West Derby, Lancs:
First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Sex Age Birth year Occupation Birth place
Jean Maclean Head Widow Female 72 1789 - Scotland
William H Maclean Son Unmarried Male 39 1821 General Merchant London, Middlesex
Elizabeth Bagan Servant Married Female 40 1821 House Keeper Bradley, Cheshire
Fringall Haberzethl Servant Unmarried Female 22 1839 Ladies Maid Guernsey, Channel Islands
Ann Pierce Servant Unmarried Female 29 1832 Housemaid Shropshire
Alice Greenwich Servant Unmarried Female 22 1839 Kitchenmaid Gateacre, Lancashire
John B Hardy Servant Unmarried Male 25 1836 Butler Horley, Lancashire
James Jackson Servant Unmarried Male 32 1829 Coachman Newchurch, Cheshire,
Ref:
Archive reference RG09
Piece number 2738
Folio 20
Page 10
Combined: 1961 ref: RG09, piece 2738, folio 20, p. 10
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His death index:
First name(s) William Henry
Last name Mac Lean
Gender Male
Birth year 1821
Age 56
Death quarter 4
Death year 1877
District West Derby
County Lancashire
Volume 8B
Page 416
Country England
Record set England & Wales Deaths 1837-2007
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[ Camden > Old St Pancras, St Pancras > 1817-1825 ]
“William Henry Son of Donald and Jean MacLean Brunswick Square born in August 19th 1821 baptized Decm. 14 1821 by me Robert Mayne, Rector of Limpsfield, Surrey”
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In 1851 he was nominated to be an executor of his father’s will; he was then living in Liverpool.
In the 1851 census he was at 21, Bedford Street, Liverpool, Lancs, sharing with a fellow merchant:
First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Sex Age Birth year Occupation Birth place
Hugh Perkins - Unmarried Male 32 1819 Rassia And American Merchant Chelsea, Middlesex
William H Mac Lean - Unmarried Male 29 1822 Rassia And American Merchant St Pancras, Middlesen
Mary Jones Servant Widow Female 52 1799 House Keeper Denbighshire, Wales
Mary Carmichael Servant Unmarried Female 21 1830 Servant Atherton, Lancs
Ref:
Series HO107
Piece number 2183
Folio 343
Page 42
Combined: 1851 ref: HO107, piece 2183, folio 343, p. 42
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In 1861 his mother had come North to join him at Allerton Road, Allerton, West Derby, Lancs:
First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Sex Age Birth year Occupation Birth place
Jean Maclean Head Widow Female 72 1789 - Scotland
William H Maclean Son Unmarried Male 39 1821 General Merchant London, Middlesex
Elizabeth Bagan Servant Married Female 40 1821 House Keeper Bradley, Cheshire
Fringall Haberzethl Servant Unmarried Female 22 1839 Ladies Maid Guernsey, Channel Islands
Ann Pierce Servant Unmarried Female 29 1832 Housemaid Shropshire
Alice Greenwich Servant Unmarried Female 22 1839 Kitchenmaid Gateacre, Lancashire
John B Hardy Servant Unmarried Male 25 1836 Butler Horley, Lancashire
James Jackson Servant Unmarried Male 32 1829 Coachman Newchurch, Cheshire,
Ref:
Archive reference RG09
Piece number 2738
Folio 20
Page 10
Combined: 1961 ref: RG09, piece 2738, folio 20, p. 10
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His death index:
First name(s) William Henry
Last name Mac Lean
Gender Male
Birth year 1821
Age 56
Death quarter 4
Death year 1877
District West Derby
County Lancashire
Volume 8B
Page 416
Country England
Record set England & Wales Deaths 1837-2007
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Will notes for William Henry MacLean
His Administration:
1877
MACLEAN William Henry
Effects under £3,000.
‘Admon of goods unadmd at
the Principal Registrey Augus
1880.
19 December.
Administration of the effects of William Henry Maclean late of Allerton near Liverpool in the County of Lancaster Marchant a Bachelor who died 1 December 1877 at Allerton was granted at Liverpool to John George Maclean of 33 Lime Street in the City of London Merchant the Brother and one of the Next of Kin.
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1877
MACLEAN William Henry
Effects under £3,000.
‘Admon of goods unadmd at
the Principal Registrey Augus
1880.
19 December.
Administration of the effects of William Henry Maclean late of Allerton near Liverpool in the County of Lancaster Marchant a Bachelor who died 1 December 1877 at Allerton was granted at Liverpool to John George Maclean of 33 Lime Street in the City of London Merchant the Brother and one of the Next of Kin.
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