Antipole Genealogy Database - Person Sheet
Antipole Genealogy Database - Person Sheet
Birth6 Apr 1838, Chatham, Kent, England142
Birthabt 1839, Chatham, Kent, England73
Census1851, Alverstoke, Hampshire, England73
Census5 Apr 1891, Plymouth, Devon, England287
Death31 Oct 1923, Halton Holgate, Spilsbey, Lincolnshire, England142
Burial3 Nov 1923, Halton Holgate, Spilsbey, Lincolnshire, England142
EducationCholmondeley School, Highgate, London143
FlagsMV transferred, Military, Original TV record
FatherSir John RICHARDSON (b) (1787-1865)
MotherMary BOOTH (b) (1807-1845)
Misc. Notes
Detailed biography by Richard Voss in Journal of the Victorian Military Society288
10 Nov 1854: Wrote letter to his grandmother [Hannah FRANKLIN] on the death of his grandfather John BOOTH. Refers therein to seeing sister Beatrice and brother Willingham and also Thomas [presummably his 1C Thomas BOOTH (c)].289
5 April 1858: Wrote letter from Barbados to his aunt.290 Refers to seeing Thomas when he gets back to England. [Two candidate aunts: Elizabeth S M RICHARDSON and Mary Ann PACEY, wife of his uncle Thomas W BOOTH. Both had sons by name of Thomas. In his letter of 1854 his reference to Thomas was clearly Thomas BOOTH (c), to whom he was probably close and therefore AJRV concludes this likely Mary Ann PACEY.]
7 April 1863 at Winchester Assizes: James Lake, a gunner in the Royal Artillery, was charged with stealing a gold ring, value 15s, the property of Catain John Booth Richardson, R.A. — three months imprisonment.291
G. O. C. Royal Artillery, Gibraltar, 1894 - 1899
Colonel Commandant R.A.
Painter and wood carver.
Published an account of his childhood at Haslar Hospital.292
See also time line
10 Nov 1854: Wrote letter to his grandmother [Hannah FRANKLIN] on the death of his grandfather John BOOTH. Refers therein to seeing sister Beatrice and brother Willingham and also Thomas [presummably his 1C Thomas BOOTH (c)].289
5 April 1858: Wrote letter from Barbados to his aunt.290 Refers to seeing Thomas when he gets back to England. [Two candidate aunts: Elizabeth S M RICHARDSON and Mary Ann PACEY, wife of his uncle Thomas W BOOTH. Both had sons by name of Thomas. In his letter of 1854 his reference to Thomas was clearly Thomas BOOTH (c), to whom he was probably close and therefore AJRV concludes this likely Mary Ann PACEY.]
7 April 1863 at Winchester Assizes: James Lake, a gunner in the Royal Artillery, was charged with stealing a gold ring, value 15s, the property of Catain John Booth Richardson, R.A. — three months imprisonment.291
G. O. C. Royal Artillery, Gibraltar, 1894 - 1899
Colonel Commandant R.A.
Painter and wood carver.
Published an account of his childhood at Haslar Hospital.292
See also time line
Spouses
Birth1853, Liverpool, Lancashire, England136
Death26 Dec 1931, Hundleby, Spilsby, Lincolnshire, England138
FatherRobert William DALGLISH (1818-1871)
MotherAnnie Leslie [DALGLISH] (1827-1872)
Misc. Notes
Letter written by JBR’s sister Beatrice describes the wedding day.144
ChildrenJohn Franklin (1881-1955)