Sarah Elizabeth Willingale

1864 - 1946  (81 years)

• Name	Sarah Elizabeth Willingale
  Birth	21 Mar 1864	Queensland, Australia   [1]
  Gender	Female
  Emigration	1869
  	Emigrated to England on the ship La Hogue
  Census	1871	20 Conduit Yard, Fleet Street, Coventry, Warwickshire
  Census	1881	Spon Street, Coventry, Warwickshire
  Census	1891	70 Carlton Hill, Marylebone, London
  Census	1901	5 Rokeby Avenue, Tyndalls Park, Bristol
  Census	1911	Fair View, Westwood Heath, Coventry, Warwickshire
  Death	1946	Bristol
  Notes	In 1871 - 20 Conduit Yard, Fleet Street, Coventry - RG10/3176/151 p10 William Johnson head aged 57 weaver born Coventry Eliza Johnson wife aged 56 mangling born Coventry James Johnson son aged 24 shoe maker born Coventry William Johnson son aged 21 machinist born Coventry Elizabeth Willingale daughter married aged 26 born Coventry Sarah Elizabeth Willingale grandaughter aged 7 born Brisbane, Australia Emily Goddard La Hague Willingale aged 2 born at sea In 1881 at Spon Street, Coventry - RG11/3069/9 p12 Joseph Hulme head aged 30 waggoner born Coventry Elizabeth Hulme wife aged 37 laundress born Coventry Sarah E Wellingate step daughter aged 17 born Brisbane Australia Emily Goddard Wellingate step daughter aged 12 born on the sea, ship la Hogue William J Hulme son aged 7 born Coventry Harriet E Hulme daughter aged 5 born Coventry 1891 70 Carlton Hill, Marylebone, London Elizabeth Willingale aged 27 cook domestic born Australia In 1901 at 5 Rokeby Avenue, Tyndalls Park, Bristol - RG13/2369/38 p23 Sarah E Willingale single aged 35 nurse (domestic) born Australia 1911 census - FAIR VIEW WESTWOOD HEATH COVENTRY County Warwickshire LAWLEDGE, WILLIAM HEAD MARRIED M 54 RETIRED FARMER BIRM: ST PHILIPS LAWLEDGE, MARY WIFE MARRIED 30 F 59 PECKHAM RYE LONDON STANLEY, CONSTANCE DAUGHTER MARRIED F 29 KING'S NORTON WORCESTERSHIRE STANLEY, NORAH GRANDAUGHTER F 7 NTHUMBERLAND N/C- ON- TYNE WILLINGALE, SARAH SERVANT SINGLE F 47 GEN: SERVANT DOMESTIC AUSTRALIA BRISBANE RESIDENT (RG14PN18761 RG78PN1120 RD393 SD3 ED6 SN12) District Warwick Subdistrict Kenilworth Enumeration District 6 Parish Stoneleigh
  Person ID	I5546	Willingale One Name Study
  Last Modified	22 Mar 2016

  
  

  Father	George Tunmer Willingale           b. 23 Mar 1843, Queen's Royal Mews, Belgave, London           d. 1 Aug 1884, New South Wales, Australia (Age 41 years)
  Mother	Elizabeth Johnson           b. 1845, Coventry, Warwickshire           d. 1883, Coventry, Warwickshire (Age 38 years)
  Family ID	F2007	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

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  		Birth - 21 Mar 1864 - Queensland, Australia Census - 1871 - 20 Conduit Yard, Fleet Street, Coventry, Warwickshire Census - 1881 - Spon Street, Coventry, Warwickshire Census - 1891 - 70 Carlton Hill, Marylebone, London Census - 1901 - 5 Rokeby Avenue, Tyndalls Park, Bristol Census - 1911 - Fair View, Westwood Heath, Coventry, Warwickshire Death - 1946 - Bristol  = Link to Google Earth
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  Inquiries in the Long lost Column of Lloyd's Weekly 13th & 20th January George Willingale went to Australia 36 years ago, and was last heard of at 531, George Street, Sydney, 17 years since. His daughters ask for news.

  
  

  Ships

  La Hogue "LA HOGUE" was well known and a large, majestic, three masted, fully rigged "ship". Built in 1855 by LAING of Sunderland, N.E. England, she was a "frigate" style ship which means that she had a white band painted down each side into which were painted imitation, black gun ports. This style was said to frighten off pirates in the China Seas. Her length was 226 feet, beam 35 feet and draught 23 feet. She was 1331 Tons and was said to have a long (96ft) poop deck and (42ft) fo'c's'le. She had a very large figurehead and was known for the large, single, topsail on the mizzen mast. As a very popular passenger ship in the early days, it was claimed that people would delay their sailing for a month or two to be able to travel on her.

  
  

• Sources

  [S30853] Ancestry.