Sarah Hannah NOBLE [1483]

  General Notes:

Sarah Hannah Noble
Birth Date:10 Apr 1830
Baptism Date:11 Aug 1830
Parish:Leeds, St Peter
Father:Thomas Noble
Mother:Grace Noble

SARAH HANNAH NOBLE
Marriage quarter3
Marriage year1856
SARAH HANNAH NOBLE married CHARLES JAMES HARGREAVE
DistrictLEEDS
CountyYorkshire
Volume9B
Page422
Record setEngland & Wales marriages 1837-2008

Sarah Hannah Hargreave
Spouse:Frederic Lyldar Julius
Record Type:Marriage
Event Date:1 Aug 1871
Parish:St Mary, Putney
Borough:Wandsworth
Father Name:Thomas Nable
Spouse Father:George Charles Julius
Register Type:Parish Register

Sarah Hannah Julius
Birth Year:abt 1831
Burial Age:54
Burial Date:9 Jun 1885
Archive Provided Parish:Richmond, St Mary Magdalene
Reference Number:P7/1/26

Julius Sarah Hannah 22 July 1885.
The will of Sarah Hannah Julius (wife of Frederic Gilder Julius) late of 1 Cambridge Gardens in the parish of Richmond in the county of Surrey who died 5 June 1885 at 1 Cambridge Gardens was proved at the Principal Registry by Arthur Onslow Julius of 1 Cambridge Gardens gentleman and William Adolphus Fredrick Bateman of Rothesay House Richmond Surgeon the executors. Probate being granted under certain limitations.
Personal Estate L10,871 2s 2d Resworn July 1890 L11956 Resworn Mar 1892 L12,042
Ref: National Probate calendar.

A small leather book entitled the" Christian Year" and inscribed " Sarah Hannah Hargreaves April 10th 1867" is in the possession of Edward L Fenn (2000) Ref B/10

  Research Notes:

Sarah was the widow of Judge Hargreaves, her maiden name was Noble.

Image Courtest of Post/Deverill/Sains Family Tree Ancestry - 2018

  Other Records

1. Sarah Hannah Noble: Christian Year, 1867.
Book belonging to Sarah of devotions in verse.

2. Census: England, 2 Apr 1871, 21 The Green Richmond SRY. Sarah Hargreave is recorded as head of house a widow aged 38 of no occupation born Bradford YKS

3. Sarah Hannah Noble: Will, 22 Oct 1884.
I Sarah Hannah Julius the wife of Frederick Gilder Julius of No1 Cambridge Gardens Richmond Hill in the County of Surrey Esq hereby revoke all my prior testamentary dispositions and declare this to be my last Will Whereas under the trusts of the Settlement dated the 31st day of July 1871 and executed upon my marriage with my said husband I have a general testamentary power of appointment subject to the life interest of my said husband therein and over the funds remaining subject to the trusts of the said Settlement
Now I hereby appoint such trust funds as to the sum of £3000 to my stepson Arthur Onslow Julius and as to the remainder thereof to Annie Ellen Bateman the wife of William Adolphus Frederick Bateman Catherine Pauline Fenn Ada Frances Hunt and Mary Caroline Julius as tenants in common in equal shares I give the residue of my estate and effects to my said husband.
And I appoint the said Arthur Onslow Julius and William Adolphus Frederick Bateman executors of this my will.
In witness whereof I have hereto set my hand this 22nd day of October 1884
Sarah Hannah Julius
Signed by the said Testatrix in the joint presence of us who in her presence and that of each other have hereunto subscribed our names as Witnesses
Mary Ann Smithers 1 Cambridge Gardens Ladies Maid
On 22 July 1885 Probate of this Will was granted to Arthur Onslow Julius and William Adolphus Frederick Bateman the executors.

Sarah married Judge Charles James HARGREAVE [11155] [MRIN: 3726], son of James HARGREAVE [24403] and Unknown, on 3 Sep 1856 in Leeds YKS. (Judge Charles James HARGREAVE [11155] was born on 4 Dec 1820 in Wortley Leeds and died on 23 Apr 1866 in Bray Wicklow IRL.)

Sarah next married Dr Frederick Gilder JULIUS MD FRCS [50] [MRIN: 469], son of Dr George Charles JULIUS [51] and Isabella Maria GILDER [52], on 1 Aug 1871 in St Mary's Putney. (Dr Frederick Gilder JULIUS MD FRCS [50] was born on 28 Feb 1811 in Old Palace Yard Richmond SRY, baptised on 29 Jun 1849 in St Mary Magdalen Richmond SRY, died on 4 Jan 1886 in 4 Portland Tce The Green Richmond SRY and was buried in Richmond Cemetery..). The cause of his death was bronchitis.