See also
Husband:
William Killingworth Hedges (1811-1852)
Wife:
Harriet Butler (1821- )
Children:
Marriage:
19 Oct 1839
St Luke, Chelsea, Middlesex
Name:
William Killingworth Hedges
Sex:
Male
Father:
William Hedges (1787-1872)
Mother:
Mary Greenhill (c. 1792-bef1871)
Note (shared):
Tallow chandler, Streatham Hill, Streatham, Surrey (1841 census)
A plaque in the church of St Mary the Virgin, Wootton-by-Woodstock, Oxfordshire, commemorates the bequest of William Killingworth Hedges Esquire, to firstly ensure the upkeep of a relative's grave, and secondly to provide assistance for the elderly in need in the parish.
http://www.ontaworld.co.uk/england/oxfordshire/wootton/church6.html
Birth:
8 Oct 1811
St Martins, Westminster, Middlesex
Baptism:
5 Nov 1811 (age 0)
Saint Martin In The Fields, Westminster, London
Occupation:
19 Oct 1839 (age 28)
-; Wax chandler, 18 Charles St, St James Sq, Westminster
Census (1):
1841 (age 29-30)
Tallow chandler, Streatham Hill, Streatham, Surrey
Census (2):
1851 (age 39-40)
Wine merchant, Streatham, Surrey
Death fact:
1852 (age 40-41)
1852 Dec Qtr, Wandsworth, 1d/273
Death:
21 Oct 1852 (age 41)
Wandsworth, Surrey
Will:
19 Nov 1852 (age 41)
Date of Probate
Name:
Harriet Butler
Sex:
Female
Father:
Mother:
Birth:
1821
Coleman Street, City of London
Baptism:
15 Jan 1821 (age 0)
Saint Stephan Coleman Street, London
Census (1):
1861 (age 39-40)
Widow, Wooton Cottage, Streatham
Census (2):
1871 (age 49-50)
Widow, Streatham Hill, Streatham
Census (3):
1881 (age 59-60)
Widow, Wootton Lodge, Streatham Hill, Streatham
Census (4):
1891 (age 69-70)
Widow, living on own means, Wootton Lodge, Streatham Hill, Streatham
Name:
Harriet Killingworth Hedges
Sex:
Female
Note:
HEDGES Harriet Killingworth of Trenant 10 Wilbury Road Hove Sussex spinster died 30 March 1922; Probate London 20 May to Frances Ethel Ringland widow Aileen Dora Smith (wife of Leslie Howard Smith) Thomas Cato Worsfold and Percy John Vardon solicitors. Effects £60493 7s. 7d.
Birth:
16 Nov 1841
St James, Middlesex
Baptism:
18 Dec 1841 (age 0)
St James, Westminster, Middlesex
Birth fact:
1841 (age 0)
1841 Dec Qtr, St James Westminster, 1/111
Census (1):
1871 (age 29-30)
Living with mother
Census (2):
1881 (age 39-40)
Living with mother
Census (3):
1891 (age 49-50)
Living with mother
Death:
30 Mar 1922 (age 80)
Hove, Sussex
Name:
Killingworth William Hedges
Sex:
Male
Note 1:
Probably the most famous son was Killingworth William Hedges 1850 - 1945 son of William Killingworth Hedges and Harriet Butler. He invented a bicycle in 1865, but was most famous for his work as an electrical engineer. He introduced electric lighting for dock work, was consulted regarding the
lighting of St. Paul's Cathedral in 1899 and was responsible for the improvement and installation of lightening conductors amongst many other things.
Message from Sue Hedges on Rootsweb: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/HEDGES-UK/2004-02/1077559726
Note 2:
HEDGES Killingworth William of 10 Cranley Place South Kensington London died 20 January 1945. Probate Llandudno 16 June to Clifford James Price solicitor Thomas George Rawlins chartered accountant and Alwyne Laybourne Trundle retired major H.M. army. Effects £483082 4s. 3d.
Birth:
1850
Streatham, Surrey
Birth fact:
1850 (age 0)
1850 Dec Qtr, Wandsworth, 4/602
Census (1):
1851 (age 0-1)
Living with parents
Census (2):
1871 (age 20-21)
Student, living with mother
Census (3):
1881 (age 30-31)
Civil engineer, living with mother, unmarried
Census (4):
1891 (age 40-41)
Civil servant, 6 Storeys Gate, Westminster (unmarried)
Death fact:
1945 (age 94-95)
1945 Mar Qtr, Kensington, 1a/107 (aged 94)
Death:
20 Jan 1945 (age 94-95)
10 Cranley Place, South Kensington, Middlesex
Tallow chandler, Streatham Hill, Streatham, Surrey (1841 census)
A plaque in the church of St Mary the Virgin, Wootton-by-Woodstock, Oxfordshire, commemorates the bequest of William Killingworth Hedges Esquire, to firstly ensure the upkeep of a relative's grave, and secondly to provide assistance for the elderly in need in the parish.
http://www.ontaworld.co.uk/england/oxfordshire/wootton/church6.html
HEDGES Harriet Killingworth of Trenant 10 Wilbury Road Hove Sussex spinster died 30 March 1922; Probate London 20 May to Frances Ethel Ringland widow Aileen Dora Smith (wife of Leslie Howard Smith) Thomas Cato Worsfold and Percy John Vardon solicitors. Effects £60493 7s. 7d.
Probably the most famous son was Killingworth William Hedges 1850 - 1945 son of William Killingworth Hedges and Harriet Butler. He invented a bicycle in 1865, but was most famous for his work as an electrical engineer. He introduced electric lighting for dock work, was consulted regarding the
lighting of St. Paul's Cathedral in 1899 and was responsible for the improvement and installation of lightening conductors amongst many other things.
Message from Sue Hedges on Rootsweb: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/HEDGES-UK/2004-02/1077559726
HEDGES Killingworth William of 10 Cranley Place South Kensington London died 20 January 1945. Probate Llandudno 16 June to Clifford James Price solicitor Thomas George Rawlins chartered accountant and Alwyne Laybourne Trundle retired major H.M. army. Effects £483082 4s. 3d.