Henry Latham
1804 - 1876
Life History
1804 |
Born in Lathom, Lancashire. |
28th May 1826 |
Married Mary Norris. |
1827 |
Birth of son William Latham in Little Crosby. |
1828 |
Birth of son James Latham in Little Crosby. |
1830 |
Birth of daughter Margaret Latham in Little Crosby. |
1833 |
Birth of son John Latham in Little Crosby. |
1834 |
Birth of son John Latham in Little Crosby. |
about 1837 |
Birth of daughter Ann Latham in Little Crosby. |
1839 |
Birth of daughter Ann Latham in Little Crosby. |
1841 |
Birth of son Peter Latham in Little Crosby. |
1843 |
Birth of son Peter Latham in Little Crosby. |
about 1846 |
Birth of son Henry Latham in Little Crosby. |
5th Feb 1876 |
Died in Lancashire. |
Notes
In IGI
1. groom's name: Henry Latham
bride's name: Mary Norris
marriage date: 28 May 1826
marriage place: Saint Paul, Saint Pauls Square, Liverpool, Lancashire
2. Husband: Henry Latham
Wife: Mary Norris
Children:
1. William Latham, Birth: 1826, Lancashire
2. John Latham, Birth: 1833, Little Crosby, Lancashire; Death: 1833
3. John Latham, Birth: 1834, Little Crosby, Lancashire
4. Ann Latham, Birth: 1837, Little Crosby, Lancashire; Death: 31 JAN 1839
5. Ann Latham, Birth: 1839, Little Crosby, Lancashire; Death: 1840
6. Peter Latham, Birth: 1841, Little Crosby, Lancashire
7. Peter Latham, Birth: 1843, Little Crosby, Lancashire
8. Henry Latham, Birth: 1846, Little Crosby, Lancashire
In the 1841 census, in 'The Village', Little Crosby.
| Henry Latham | 35 | ||
| Mary Latham | 35 | ||
| William Latham | 15 | ||
| James Latham | 13 | ||
| Margaret Latham | 10 | ||
| John Latham | 6 | ||
| Thomas Rimmer | 30 | Shoe Maker J | |
| Joseph Heptonstall | 15 | Shoe Maker J | |
| James Massey | 40 | Ag Lab |
In the 1851 census, in Little Crosby:
| Henry Latham | Head | 46 | Farmer of 45 acres, Employing 2 indoor, 3 outdoor labourers | b. Lathom, Lancashire |
| Mary Latham | Wife | 47 | b. Little Crosby | |
| William Latham | Son | 24 | Employed on the farm | b. Little Crosby |
| James Latham | Son | 22 | Employed on the farm | b. Little Crosby |
| John Latham | Son | 16 | Employed on the farm | b. Little Crosby |
| Peter Latham | Son | 8 | Scholar | b. Little Crosby |
| Henry Latham | Son | 5 | Scholar | b. Little Crosby |
| Ann Formby | Servant | 21 | Farm Servant | b. Preston |
| Fanny Formby | Servant | 21 | Farm Servant | b. Preston |
| Henry Norris | 38 | Ag. Lab. | b. Formby | |
| Thomas Perry | 30 | Ag. Lab. | b. Liverpool | |
| Michael Finnigan | 27 | Ag. Lab. | b. Ireland |
In the 1861 census, in Little Crosby:
| Henry Latham | Head | Mar. | 56 | Farmer of 98 Acres Empl. 2 Labs & 1 Boy | b. Latham, Lancashire |
| Mary Latham | Wife | Mar. | 57 | Farmers Wife | b. Little Crosby, Lancashire |
| Peter Latham | Son | 17 | Farmers Son | b. Little Crosby, Lancashire | |
| Henry Latham | Son | 17 | [age wrong!] Farmers Son | b. Little Crosby, Lancashire | |
| Henry Latham | Grandson | 4 | Scholar | b. Formby, Lancashire | |
| Henry Norris | Servant | Unm. | 40 | Farm Servant | b. Little Crosby, Lancashire |
| John Orford | Servant | Unm. | 17 | Carter | b. Little Crosby, Lancashire |
| Alice Hornby | Servant | Unm. | 19 | Dressmaker | b. Liverpool, Lancashire |
In the 1871 census:
| Henry Latham | 66 | Head | Farmer 45 Acres Employing 2 Men | b. Lathom, Lancs |
| Mary Latham | 67 | Wife | b. Little Crosby Lancs | |
| Peter Latham | 28 | Son | Ag. Lab. | b. Little Crosby Lancs |
| Emma Latham | 25 | Daughter-in-law | b. Seaforth, Lancs | |
| Mary Jones | 16 | Granddaughter | b. Liverpool, Lancs | |
| Mary Latham | 9 | Granddaughter | b. Liverpool, Lancs | |
| Henry Latham | 6 | Grandson | b. Liverpool | |
| William Latham | 2 | Grandson | b. Little Crosby, Lancs | |
| Mark Keine | 30 | Serv | Farm Servant Indoor | b. Ireland |
| David Miller | 20 | Serv | Farm Servant Indoor | b. Ireland |
From freeBMD
Death: Mar 1876, Latham, Henry, 72, W. Derby 8b 440
Lathom
"Lathom, township and local government district, Ormskirk par., N. Lancashire, on river Donglas and Leeds and Liverpool Canal, 4 miles NE. of Ormskirk. Lathom House, seat of Lord Skelmersdale, occupies the site of the ancient house of Lathom, defended by the Countess of Derby against the Parliamentary forces."
From Genuki.