Listed in the 1911 census
1. Frances Augusta Hubbersty - b 1842, Age 69, Chapel en Firth, Derbyshire
2. Henry Alfred Hubbersty - b. 1842, Age 69, Chapel en Firth, Derbyshire
3. Albert Cantrell-Hubbersty (listed as Hubberlsly) - b.1844, Age 67, Melton Mowbray
4. Mary Frances Cantrell-Hubbersty (listed as Hubberlsly) - b. 1892, Age 19, Melton Mowbray
Frances and Henry were cousins who married. They were from the Wirksworth Line. See here for more information. Albert and Mary Frances are from the same line. At the 1911 census Frances and Henry lived at Burbage Hall (picture here), Buxton in Derbyshire along with 6 servants. By this point they had been married for 38 years. Henry was Director of the Buxton Lime Co.
5. John Paley Hubbersty b. 1858
6. Mabel Emma Hubbersty b. 1869
7. Phyllis Margaret Hubbersty b. 1899
8. Robert Paley Hubbersty b. 1903
John Paley (a solicitor) was the son of Robert Curteiss Hubbersty. He married Margaret Emma Boulton. They had two children Phyllis Margaret and Robert Paley. For more info see - here. The address at the census was Westcote Hebers Ghyll Drive Ilkley. They lived with a Governess, 2 servants, and a niece Cecily Margaret Ransourne in a house with 12 rooms (a nice place from the looks of Google Street view)
9. Catherine Paley Hubbersty b. 1900
10. Frances Stephen Hubbersty b. 1904
11. Florence Hubbersty b. 1864
Robert Stephen (see 12. below) was also a son of Robert Curteiss Hubbersty. He married Florence Brady and they had 2 children, Catherine Paley and Frances Stephen. For more info see - here. The listing has the family living at 1 the Avenue Sunderland, Durham. along with three servants.
12. Robert Stephen Hubbersty b. 1862 (was not listed but should have been, see above 9-11. He died in 1939)
12. Edward DeBurgh Cantrell-Hubbersty
George Edward and William were all the sons of Albert (Number 3. Above). For more info see - here. They all married subsequent to 1911, so they should have been in the census.
As far as I have been able to tell there are currently no surviving male members from these lines.
2 comments:
Hi, I have been looking at your Cantrell-Hubbersty blog. I am interested in William P Cantrell-Hubbersty as he was the commander of a Remount Depotin the early 1900's. I am researching my family and have a granduncle who was in a Remount Depot between 1901 and 1904 - during 1902 he was disciplined three times by WP Cantrell-Hubbersty. I am trying to find out which of the Army remount depots WP was attached to - would you have any idea? Finding that information would be very useful to me in my research. I note that on the blog you state that William P was not on the family 1901 census return - perhaps he was in the Remount depot and not living at home at that time. I hope you get this and will be able to help me. Thank you. Mary Wall, Dublin Ireland.
I am afraid I can't help too much. All the info is what I have found on-line.
It looks like WP Cantrell-Hubbersty died in a hunting accident in 1947, as did his brother in 1928. WP Cantrell-Hubbersty did eventually show up on the 1901 census under Cantrell-Hubbersby.
A short bit on this link - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quorn_Hunt
Sorry I can't help more.
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