Frances Terry nee Darley
Abt 1812 - -
Name Frances Terry nee Darley Born Abt 1812 Gender Female Census 1841 As Frances Hattesfield, age 29, at Lothington Buildings, Myton Gate(?), with JOSEPH (27), John (9), and Thomas (5). Born in Yorkshire. 
Census 1851 As Frances STATTERSFIELD. Wife, 40, of 8 Dossors Entry, with JOSEPH (40), THOMAS (16) and DANIEL (26), lodger. Born Kingston-upon-Hull CHART 6 Wife of JOSEPH T Person ID I26 TatCh6 Last Modified 30 Dec 2020
Family 1 JOSEPH Tattersfield, b. Bef 2 Jul 1813, Dover, Kent ? Or Chatham, Kent ? Married 11 Feb 1839 St Marys Church, Hull MC 11 Feb 1839 Joseph Stattersfield, full age, bachelor, porter, of Chapel Lane, signed. Father Mark Stattersfield, hawker. Frances, full age, widow of Bishop Lane,signed. Father Timothy Darley, bricklayer. Notes - Marriage Register entry for 11 Feb 1839 gives the surname of JOSEPH as STATERSFIELD. He was of full age, bachelor, porter, of Chapel Lane, son of MARK STATTERSFIELD, hawker. Frances Terry, full age, widow, Bishops Lane, daughter of Timothy Darley, bricklayer. By banns. Witnesses Timothy Darley, Mary Darley.
There are a JOSEPH HATTERSFIELD(27), his wife Frances(29) and children THOMAS(5) and JOHN(9) in the Hull census of 1841.
Last Modified 30 Dec 2020 Family ID F6 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 2 John Terry, d. Bef 1837 Married 21 Sep 1830 Parish of Sculcoates, Yorks. MC 21 Sep 1830 No 939. John Terry of Parish of Holy Trinity, Hull, mariner and bachelor, made mark. Fanny (sic) Darley of Sculcoates Parish, spinster, signed as Fanny. By Banns. Witnesses Richard Chapman and Mary Ann Warters(sic) Children 1. John Terry (later Tattersfield), b. 28 Sep 1832, Hull [Stepchild] [natural]2. Thomas Terry (later Tattersfield), b. 3 Oct 1835, Kingston upon Hull, Yorks. [Stepchild] [natural]Last Modified 30 Dec 2020 Family ID F8 Group Sheet | Family Chart
- Marriage Register entry for 11 Feb 1839 gives the surname of JOSEPH as STATERSFIELD. He was of full age, bachelor, porter, of Chapel Lane, son of MARK STATTERSFIELD, hawker. Frances Terry, full age, widow, Bishops Lane, daughter of Timothy Darley, bricklayer. By banns. Witnesses Timothy Darley, Mary Darley.
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Notes
See Hull Packet 15 Nov 1844. John Grocock, Auctioneer, was charged with making a false declaration and return f sale to the Excise."It appearede in evidence that a drunken fellow had gone to a sale, and bid nine shillings for a bed, but his wife, finding that it was worth not more than three or four shillings, refused to have it, and it was consequently sent back to the defendant's shop, where it was resold by private contract. Joseph Tattersfield, the man alluded to ,was severely cross-examined by Mr. Johnson; he had accidentally dropped in at the sale; he had, too, once before dropped into that court; the officer dropped him into the dock; the jury dropped him in guilty of felony; and then the Recorder dropped him into gaol (Much Laughter). After the examination of the witnesses.....the Mayor said "We are of tghe opinion that the case is not proved."