Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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James Arthur Stiff

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(Rev) James Arthur Stiff (c1872-1958) of James Stiff and Sons

Born the son of Ebenezer Stiff

1891 Living at Ivanhoe, Windmill Place, Clapham: Ebenezer Stiff (age 50 born Lambeth), Earthenware Manufacturer - Employer. With his wife Alice Stiff (age 48 born Padiham, Lancs.) and their five children; Edith Sarah Stiff (age 22 born Lambeth); Winifred H. Stiff (age 21 born Lambeth); James A. Stiff (age 19 born Lambeth); Harold H. Stiff (age 17 born Lambeth); and William F. Stiff (age 16 born Lambeth). Also a visitor. Three servants.[1]

1911 Living at 64 Melbury Gardens, Wimbledon: James Arthur Stiff (age 39 born Stockwell) Stoneware and Terracotta Manufacturer. With his wife Hannah May Stiff (age 37 born Shrewsbury) and the two daughters Barbara Mary Stiff (age 6 born Wimbledon) and Margaret Brenda Stiff (age 3 born Wimbledon). Two servants.[2]

1958 Died. Probate shows him as Rev. and granted to his widow Hannah May Stiff.

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Sources of Information

  1. 1911 Census
  2. 1911 Census