See also
Husband:
Archibald White Maconochie (1815-1895)
Wife:
Elizabeth Richardson (1819-1896)
Children:
Marriage:
11 Jul 1837
St Mary, Bryanston Square, Marylebone
Name:
Archibald White Maconochie
Sex:
Male
Father:
Mother:
Birth:
1 May 1815
Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland
Baptism:
16 May 1815 (age 0)
St Cuthbert, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland
Occupation (1):
11 Jul 1837 (age 22)
Corporal in Scots Fusilier Guards, Willington barracks (marriage cert.)
Occupation (2):
5 Jan 1842 (age 26)
Railway inspector, 5 York Street, Shoreditch (son Delme's baptism)
Census:
1851 (age 35-36)
Chief warder, Wakefield, Yorkshire
Occupation (3):
30 Mar 1872 (age 56)
Fish merchant (on son Delme's marriage cert.)
Death fact:
1895 (age 79-80)
1895 Jun Q, London City, 1c/22 (aged 80)
Death:
1895 (age 79-80)
London City
Name:
Elizabeth Richardson
Sex:
Female
Father:
Joshua Richardson (1792-1872)
Mother:
Frances Hudson (1786-1867)
Note:
MACONOCHIE Elizabeth of the Marina Lowestoft widow died 15 September 1896; Administration Ipswich 20 November to Elizabeth Richardson Maconochie spinster. Effects £422 7s.
Birth:
1819
Stony Stratford, Buckinghamshire
Baptism:
22 Jan 1819 (age 0)
Stony Stratford, Buckinghamshire
Census (1):
1851 (age 31-32)
Wife in household
Census (2):
1881 (age 61-62)
24 North Raglan Street, Lowestoft, Suffolk (married, husband absent)
Death:
15 Sep 1896 (age 76-77)
Lowestoft, Suffolk
Name:
Delme Seymour Davies Maconochie
Sex:
Male
Spouse (1):
Emily Alice Richardson (c. 1851-1880)
Spouse (2):
Elizabeth Boffey (1860-1957)
Children:
Gertrude Emily Maconochie (1873-1955)
Alice Isabel Maconochie (1875-1958)
Eric Reginald Delme Maconochie (1885-1964)
Constance Maconochie (c. 1888- )
Note:
MACONOCHIE Delme Seymour Davies otherwise Delme of 9 Stirling Road Trinity Edinburgh died 5 July 1904; Confirmation of Elizabeth Boffey or Maconochie widow; Sealed London 18 August.
Birth:
1841
Thaxted, Essex
Birth fact:
1841 (age 0)
1841 Jun Q, Dunmow, 12/82
Baptism:
5 Jan 1842 (age 0-1)
St James, Shoreditch, Middlesex
Census (1):
1851 (age 9-10)
Living with parents
Occupation:
30 Mar 1872 (age 30-31)
Mercantile clerk, St Marylebone
Census (2):
1881 (age 39-40)
Secretary of dairy company, 39 Carden Road, Camberwell (widower)
Census (3):
1901 (age 59-60)
Coffee essence manufacturer, 9 Sterling Road, Leith North
Death:
5 Jul 1904 (age 62-63)
Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland
Birth fact:
Entry looks like "Deline"
Name:
Joshua Richardson Maconochie
Sex:
Male
Spouse:
Mary Moore (c. 1846- )
Children:
Harry Maconochie (1869- )
Alfred Maconochie (1870-1895)
Joshua Richardson Maconochie (1872-1939)
Archibald White Maconochie (1875-1951)
Maria Moore Maconochie (1877- )
Mary Maconochie (1879-1946)
Note:
MACONOCHIE Joshua Richardson of 123 Church Road Upper Norwood Surrey died 24 January 1917 at Lambeth Infirmary Surrey; Probate London 29 October to Mary Maconochie widow. Effects £95.
Birth:
1844
Islington, Middlesex
Birth fact:
1844 (age 0)
1844 Dec Q, Islington, 3/220
Census (1):
1851 (age 6-7)
Living with parents
Census (2):
1861 (age 16-17)
Clerk E & J Telegraph Co, Ebenezer Street, Northwich, Ches (lodger, unmarried)
Census (3):
1881 (age 36-37)
Slate & Hardware Merchant, 16 Winnington Street, Northwich, Ches
Death fact:
1917 (age 72-73)
1917 Mar Q, Lambeth, 1d/411 (aged 72)
Death:
24 Jan 1917 (age 72-73)
Lambeth Infirmary, Surrey
Name:
Frances Jane Richardson Maconochie
Sex:
Female
Spouse:
Thomas Wheeler (1848-1932)
Children:
Francis James Wheeler (1877-1960)
Dora Elizabeth Wheeler (1880-1885)
Archibald Thomas Wheeler (1883-1944)
Frances Grace Wheeler (1886-1968)
Note:
WHEELER Frances Jane Richardson of 43 Sunderland Road Forest Hill Kent (wife of Thomas Wheeler) died 14 December 1928; Probate London 17 January 1929 to Francis James Wheeler M.R.C.S. L.R.C.P. George Richardson Harding manufacturer and Frances Grace Wheeler spinster. Effects £8661 4s. 7d.
Birth:
1846
Pentonville, Islington, Middlesex
Birth fact:
1846 (age 0)
GRO Reference: 1846 D Quarter in THE ISLINGTON DISTRICT Volume 03 Page 266
Census (1):
1851 (age 4-5)
Living with parents
Census (2):
1911 (age 64-65)
Wife in household (married 34 years, 4 children, 3 living, 1 dead)
Death fact:
1928 (age 81-82)
1928 Dec Q, Lewisham, 1d/1095 (aged 78)
Death:
14 Dec 1928 (age 81-82)
43 Sunderland Road, Forest Hill, Lewisham, Kent
Name:
James Maconochie
Sex:
Male
Note 1:
MACONOCHIE James of Lowestoft Suffolk preserved provision manufacturer died 9 February 1895; Probate Ipswich 10 August to William Crofts factor's manager William Mackie factory manager William Tetley Kirby accountant John James Seward chief of export department in the London office of Maconochie brothers and Elizabeth Richardson Maconochie and Harriett Richardson Maconochie spinsters. Effects £12454 13s. 6d.
Note 2 (shared):
Maconochie Brothers, of Maconochie Wharf, Millwall, London, E
* 1873 Company was set up by Archibald and James Maconochie at Lowestoft, Suffolk.
* c1880s The company were producing "other preserved provisions", including bottled fruit.
* 1914 Manufacturers of pickles and sauces. Specialities: pickles, sauces, jams, marmalade, jellies, potted meats; preservers of fish, meat, vegetables etc.
* WW1 Company supplied rations to the troops, who either loved or hated, (mostly the latter) the foods supplied. During this time, the company had food processing plants on the Isle of Dogs, London, in Hull, Yorkshire and other places.
* 1903 Pan Yan pickle was registered.
Source: http://www.gracesguide.co.uk/wiki/Maconochie_Brothers
Pan Yan pickle was invented in 1907 by the Maconochie Brothers who built a huge pickle factory on the Isle of Dogs. The name Pan Yan was the result of a competition among the workers at Maconochie’s Wharf.
Pan Yan was last made in 2002 by Branston Pickle who lost the secret recipe in a fire at its Suffolk factory.
The old Maconochie’s Wharf buildings have been demolished to make way for the Great Eastern Self-Build Housing Association and a handy stretch of the northern bank Thames Path. Walkers on the main south bank route can see Maconochie’s Wharf across the Thames from the new riverside path in front of the Peter the Great statue at Deptford Creek.
Source: http://www.thamespath.org.uk/2008/01/27/pan-yan-pickle-memories/
The site [Maconochie's Wharf, Werstferry Road] was occupied from about 1896 by Maconochie Brothers (Limited from 1901). Maconochies, with premises in Fraserburgh, Stornoway, Lowestoft and elsewhere, were wholesale provision merchants and manufacturers of pickles, potted meat and fish, jam, marmalade and other preserved foods. A family business until the 1920s, Maconochies was wound up in the early 1970s, but the firm had left Millwall some years before. The coopers Tyson & Company, who had premises in Harbinger Road, were a subsidiary. From 1902 to 1920 Maconochies completely redeveloped the site, building a pickle factory, a jam, peel and candy factory, vegetable kitchens, riverside warehouses, stores, workshops, a large cooperage, and offices.
http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=46519#s13
Maconochie Brothers was acquired by Rowntree Mackintosh in the 1960s.
http://www.encyclopedia.com/doc/1G2-2840600212.html
Birth:
1850
Wakefield, Yorkshire
Birth fact:
1850 (age 0)
1850 Mar Q, Wakefield, 22/728
Census (1):
1851 (age 0-1)
Living with parents
Census (2):
1871 (age 20-21)
Fishmonger, Moor St, Aberystwyth, Cardigan (lodger)
Census (3):
1881 (age 30-31)
Preserved prawn merchant, living with mother (unmarried)
Death:
9 Feb 1895 (age 44-45)
Lowestoft, Suffolk
Name:
Margaret Maconochie
Sex:
Female
Spouse:
George Satchell Harding (1848-1928)
Children:
Elizabeth May Harding (1876- )
Margaret Rebecca Maconochie Harding (1879- )
George Richardson Harding (1884-1976)
Note:
HARDING Margaret of The Homestead East Preston Sussex widow died 7 May 1934; Probate London 9 August to George Richardson Harding manufacturer and Elizabeth May Harding and Margaret Rebecca Maconochie Harding spinsters. Effects £6069 8s. 8d.
Birth:
1852
Wakefield, Yorkshire
Birth fact:
1852 (age 0)
1852 Sep Q, Wakefield, 9c/28
Census:
1911 (age 58-59)
Wife in household (married 35 years, 3 children, 3 living)
Death fact:
1934 (age 81-82)
1934 Jun Q, East Preston, 2b/494 (aged 81)
Death:
7 May 1934 (age 81-82)
The Homestead, East Preston, Sussex
Name:
Archibald White Maconochie
Sex:
Male
Spouse:
Jane Webb Mills (1878-1958)
Children:
Vera Elizabeth Jean Maconochie (1904-1993)
Margaret Jean Maconochie (1905-1967)
Archibald Benn Duntley Maconochie (1907-1962)
Jean Constance Maconochie (1909-2003)
Note 1:
Archibald White Maconochie (1855 [sic] to 3 February 1926) was a Scottish Liberal Unionist politician.
He was elected at the 1900 general election as the Member of Parliament (MP) for East Aberdeenshire. He was defeated at the 1906 general election by the Liberal Party candidate, newspaper-editor editor James Annand, and was again unsuccessful at the general elections in January and December 1910 in the Partick division of Lanarkshire.
He was proprietor of the food manufacturer Maconochie Brothers.
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archibald_White_Maconochie (accessed 9.8.2014)
Note 2:
MACONOCHIE Archibald White of 8 Porchester Gate Bayswater Middlesex died 3 February 1926 at 29 Wimpole Street Middlesex; Probate London 5 May to Frederick John Perks solicitor Ernest Frederick Rose company director and Eric Reginald Delme Maconochie F.R.C.S. Effects £390984 19s. 11d. Resealed S.C. Kingston Jamaica 9 may 1927.
For full text copy of will in Newfoundland see:
http://ngb.chebucto.org/Wills/maconchie-archibald-white-14-335.shtml
Note 3 (shared):
Maconochie Brothers, of Maconochie Wharf, Millwall, London, E
* 1873 Company was set up by Archibald and James Maconochie at Lowestoft, Suffolk.
* c1880s The company were producing "other preserved provisions", including bottled fruit.
* 1914 Manufacturers of pickles and sauces. Specialities: pickles, sauces, jams, marmalade, jellies, potted meats; preservers of fish, meat, vegetables etc.
* WW1 Company supplied rations to the troops, who either loved or hated, (mostly the latter) the foods supplied. During this time, the company had food processing plants on the Isle of Dogs, London, in Hull, Yorkshire and other places.
* 1903 Pan Yan pickle was registered.
Source: http://www.gracesguide.co.uk/wiki/Maconochie_Brothers
Pan Yan pickle was invented in 1907 by the Maconochie Brothers who built a huge pickle factory on the Isle of Dogs. The name Pan Yan was the result of a competition among the workers at Maconochie’s Wharf.
Pan Yan was last made in 2002 by Branston Pickle who lost the secret recipe in a fire at its Suffolk factory.
The old Maconochie’s Wharf buildings have been demolished to make way for the Great Eastern Self-Build Housing Association and a handy stretch of the northern bank Thames Path. Walkers on the main south bank route can see Maconochie’s Wharf across the Thames from the new riverside path in front of the Peter the Great statue at Deptford Creek.
Source: http://www.thamespath.org.uk/2008/01/27/pan-yan-pickle-memories/
The site [Maconochie's Wharf, Werstferry Road] was occupied from about 1896 by Maconochie Brothers (Limited from 1901). Maconochies, with premises in Fraserburgh, Stornoway, Lowestoft and elsewhere, were wholesale provision merchants and manufacturers of pickles, potted meat and fish, jam, marmalade and other preserved foods. A family business until the 1920s, Maconochies was wound up in the early 1970s, but the firm had left Millwall some years before. The coopers Tyson & Company, who had premises in Harbinger Road, were a subsidiary. From 1902 to 1920 Maconochies completely redeveloped the site, building a pickle factory, a jam, peel and candy factory, vegetable kitchens, riverside warehouses, stores, workshops, a large cooperage, and offices.
http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=46519#s13
Maconochie Brothers was acquired by Rowntree Mackintosh in the 1960s.
http://www.encyclopedia.com/doc/1G2-2840600212.html
Birth:
1854
Wigan, Lancashire
Birth fact:
1854 (age 0)
1854 Mar Q, Wigan, 8c/42
Census (1):
1871 (age 16-17)
Assistant fishmonger, Moor St, Aberystwyth, Cardigan (lodger)
Census (2):
1911 (age 56-57)
Provision merchant, 8 Porchester Gate, Paddington
Death fact:
1926 (age 71-72)
1926 Mar Q, Marylebone, 1a/651 (aged 70)
Death:
3 Feb 1926 (age 71-72)
29 Wimpole Street, Middlesex
Name:
Elizabeth Richardson Maconochie
Sex:
Female
Birth:
1857
Wigan, Lancashire
Birth fact:
1857 (age 0)
1857 Mar Q, Wigan, 8c/49
Census:
1881 (age 23-24)
Living with mother
Death:
30 Sep 1914 (age 56-57)
Lowestoft, Suffolk
Burial:
Sep 1914
Lowestoft Cemetery
Name:
Harriett Richardson Maconochie
Sex:
Female
Note:
MACONOCHIE Harriett Richardson of Strichen Glenferness Avenue Bournemouth spinster died 9 January 1939; Probate London 13 February to Margaret Rebecca Maconochie Harding spinster. Effects £82159 5s. 4d.
Birth:
1859
Warwick, Warwickshire
Birth fact:
1859 (age 0)
1859 Jun Q, Warwick, 6d/462
Census:
1881 (age 21-22)
Living with mother
Death:
9 Jan 1939 (age 79-80)
Bournemouth, Dorset
MACONOCHIE Elizabeth of the Marina Lowestoft widow died 15 September 1896; Administration Ipswich 20 November to Elizabeth Richardson Maconochie spinster. Effects £422 7s.
MACONOCHIE Delme Seymour Davies otherwise Delme of 9 Stirling Road Trinity Edinburgh died 5 July 1904; Confirmation of Elizabeth Boffey or Maconochie widow; Sealed London 18 August.
MACONOCHIE Joshua Richardson of 123 Church Road Upper Norwood Surrey died 24 January 1917 at Lambeth Infirmary Surrey; Probate London 29 October to Mary Maconochie widow. Effects £95.
WHEELER Frances Jane Richardson of 43 Sunderland Road Forest Hill Kent (wife of Thomas Wheeler) died 14 December 1928; Probate London 17 January 1929 to Francis James Wheeler M.R.C.S. L.R.C.P. George Richardson Harding manufacturer and Frances Grace Wheeler spinster. Effects £8661 4s. 7d.
MACONOCHIE James of Lowestoft Suffolk preserved provision manufacturer died 9 February 1895; Probate Ipswich 10 August to William Crofts factor's manager William Mackie factory manager William Tetley Kirby accountant John James Seward chief of export department in the London office of Maconochie brothers and Elizabeth Richardson Maconochie and Harriett Richardson Maconochie spinsters. Effects £12454 13s. 6d.
Maconochie Brothers, of Maconochie Wharf, Millwall, London, E
* 1873 Company was set up by Archibald and James Maconochie at Lowestoft, Suffolk.
* c1880s The company were producing "other preserved provisions", including bottled fruit.
* 1914 Manufacturers of pickles and sauces. Specialities: pickles, sauces, jams, marmalade, jellies, potted meats; preservers of fish, meat, vegetables etc.
* WW1 Company supplied rations to the troops, who either loved or hated, (mostly the latter) the foods supplied. During this time, the company had food processing plants on the Isle of Dogs, London, in Hull, Yorkshire and other places.
* 1903 Pan Yan pickle was registered.
Source: http://www.gracesguide.co.uk/wiki/Maconochie_Brothers
Pan Yan pickle was invented in 1907 by the Maconochie Brothers who built a huge pickle factory on the Isle of Dogs. The name Pan Yan was the result of a competition among the workers at Maconochie’s Wharf.
Pan Yan was last made in 2002 by Branston Pickle who lost the secret recipe in a fire at its Suffolk factory.
The old Maconochie’s Wharf buildings have been demolished to make way for the Great Eastern Self-Build Housing Association and a handy stretch of the northern bank Thames Path. Walkers on the main south bank route can see Maconochie’s Wharf across the Thames from the new riverside path in front of the Peter the Great statue at Deptford Creek.
Source: http://www.thamespath.org.uk/2008/01/27/pan-yan-pickle-memories/
The site [Maconochie's Wharf, Werstferry Road] was occupied from about 1896 by Maconochie Brothers (Limited from 1901). Maconochies, with premises in Fraserburgh, Stornoway, Lowestoft and elsewhere, were wholesale provision merchants and manufacturers of pickles, potted meat and fish, jam, marmalade and other preserved foods. A family business until the 1920s, Maconochies was wound up in the early 1970s, but the firm had left Millwall some years before. The coopers Tyson & Company, who had premises in Harbinger Road, were a subsidiary. From 1902 to 1920 Maconochies completely redeveloped the site, building a pickle factory, a jam, peel and candy factory, vegetable kitchens, riverside warehouses, stores, workshops, a large cooperage, and offices.
http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=46519#s13
Maconochie Brothers was acquired by Rowntree Mackintosh in the 1960s.
http://www.encyclopedia.com/doc/1G2-2840600212.html
HARDING Margaret of The Homestead East Preston Sussex widow died 7 May 1934; Probate London 9 August to George Richardson Harding manufacturer and Elizabeth May Harding and Margaret Rebecca Maconochie Harding spinsters. Effects £6069 8s. 8d.
Archibald White Maconochie (1855 [sic] to 3 February 1926) was a Scottish Liberal Unionist politician.
He was elected at the 1900 general election as the Member of Parliament (MP) for East Aberdeenshire. He was defeated at the 1906 general election by the Liberal Party candidate, newspaper-editor editor James Annand, and was again unsuccessful at the general elections in January and December 1910 in the Partick division of Lanarkshire.
He was proprietor of the food manufacturer Maconochie Brothers.
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archibald_White_Maconochie (accessed 9.8.2014)
MACONOCHIE Archibald White of 8 Porchester Gate Bayswater Middlesex died 3 February 1926 at 29 Wimpole Street Middlesex; Probate London 5 May to Frederick John Perks solicitor Ernest Frederick Rose company director and Eric Reginald Delme Maconochie F.R.C.S. Effects £390984 19s. 11d. Resealed S.C. Kingston Jamaica 9 may 1927.
For full text copy of will in Newfoundland see:
http://ngb.chebucto.org/Wills/maconchie-archibald-white-14-335.shtml
Maconochie Brothers, of Maconochie Wharf, Millwall, London, E
* 1873 Company was set up by Archibald and James Maconochie at Lowestoft, Suffolk.
* c1880s The company were producing "other preserved provisions", including bottled fruit.
* 1914 Manufacturers of pickles and sauces. Specialities: pickles, sauces, jams, marmalade, jellies, potted meats; preservers of fish, meat, vegetables etc.
* WW1 Company supplied rations to the troops, who either loved or hated, (mostly the latter) the foods supplied. During this time, the company had food processing plants on the Isle of Dogs, London, in Hull, Yorkshire and other places.
* 1903 Pan Yan pickle was registered.
Source: http://www.gracesguide.co.uk/wiki/Maconochie_Brothers
Pan Yan pickle was invented in 1907 by the Maconochie Brothers who built a huge pickle factory on the Isle of Dogs. The name Pan Yan was the result of a competition among the workers at Maconochie’s Wharf.
Pan Yan was last made in 2002 by Branston Pickle who lost the secret recipe in a fire at its Suffolk factory.
The old Maconochie’s Wharf buildings have been demolished to make way for the Great Eastern Self-Build Housing Association and a handy stretch of the northern bank Thames Path. Walkers on the main south bank route can see Maconochie’s Wharf across the Thames from the new riverside path in front of the Peter the Great statue at Deptford Creek.
Source: http://www.thamespath.org.uk/2008/01/27/pan-yan-pickle-memories/
The site [Maconochie's Wharf, Werstferry Road] was occupied from about 1896 by Maconochie Brothers (Limited from 1901). Maconochies, with premises in Fraserburgh, Stornoway, Lowestoft and elsewhere, were wholesale provision merchants and manufacturers of pickles, potted meat and fish, jam, marmalade and other preserved foods. A family business until the 1920s, Maconochies was wound up in the early 1970s, but the firm had left Millwall some years before. The coopers Tyson & Company, who had premises in Harbinger Road, were a subsidiary. From 1902 to 1920 Maconochies completely redeveloped the site, building a pickle factory, a jam, peel and candy factory, vegetable kitchens, riverside warehouses, stores, workshops, a large cooperage, and offices.
http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=46519#s13
Maconochie Brothers was acquired by Rowntree Mackintosh in the 1960s.
http://www.encyclopedia.com/doc/1G2-2840600212.html
MACONOCHIE Harriett Richardson of Strichen Glenferness Avenue Bournemouth spinster died 9 January 1939; Probate London 13 February to Margaret Rebecca Maconochie Harding spinster. Effects £82159 5s. 4d.