All these names were given to me by Alan Clive Hetherington, with some early names and census returns by myself. If you are a Penney (from South Shields) or an Affleck (from Gateshead) or a Hetherington either from England or Canada and are related to any of these names I and are able to shed more light, I would be most grateful, to hear from you.
n005John Harper Penney[2gU;3gU;4gU], a son of John and Ann Penney, was born on 10 February 1843 (1843 quarter 1, South Shields, folio 24 page 214) in South Shields. In 1851, aged 8 he was living in Heugh Street. He was recorded as Luke. In 1861, aged 18 he was a solicitors general clerk, living in Franklin Street. In 1871 census he was living at 22 Mariners Cottages. He was head of the household and was the cashier at the gas works. He was married to n093Meggie Isabelle Gillies on 8 March 1883 (1st. quarter folio 10a page 997) in Gateshead. In the 1891 census they were living at 4 Tyne View Terrace, with 3 sons and 2 daughters, and 2 servants. In the 1901 census they were still living at 4 Tyne View Terrace, with 5 sons and 5 daughters, and 2 servants. He was now an incorporated accountant. He died in 1918 (1918 quarter 1, South Shields, folio 10a page 932). Picture of John Harper Penney
n093Meggie Isabella Penney (née Gillies)[2gA;3gA;4gA] was a daughter of William and Jane Gillies, was born on 21 December 1860 (1860 quarter 4, Gateshead, folio 10a page 518) in Gateshead. In 1861 and was living at 4 Collingwood Terrace. In 1871 and 1881 she was living at 5 Walker Terrace, Gateshead. She was married to n005John Harper Penney on 8 March 1883 (1st. quarter folio 10a page 997) in Gateshead. In the 1891 census they were living at 4 Tyne View Terrace, with 3 sons and 2 daughters, and 2 servants. In the 1901 census they were still living at 4 Tyne View Terrace, with 5 sons and 5 daughters, and 2 servants. She died on 19 December 1945 (1945 quarter 4, South Shields, folio 10a page 689).
"The Penney family home - Waldridge House, on Lawe Road in South Shields. I think the family lived there for many years. When I was a child I remember going round the corner to visit my grandmother and Aunties Mamie (Mildred) and Jean, in their beautiful big old house overlooking the North Marine Park and the harbour. I understand that the house was named after the Waldridge coal mine which was owned by the Gillies family in the past. Waldridge village is just a few miles west of Durham city. Waldridge House suffered some bomb damage soon after the start of the war and grandmother and Aunties moved to a rented house on Sunderland Road. They rented Waldridge house to a tenant for the duration of the war. I think my Grandmother died soon after the end of the War. 1946? (1945). My aunties lived at Waldridge house till they sold it in 1950, and bought a house in Hepscott Terrace"...Alan Clive Hetherington
Picture of Meggie Isabella Penney (née Gillies)
n096Marguerita Hetherington (neé Penney)[1,2R;1,3R;1,4R] was a daughter of John Harper and Meggie Isabella Penney and was born on September 1 1898 (1898 quarter 4, South Shields, folio 10a page 734) in South Shields. In 1901 she was living at 4 Tyne View Terrace in South Shields. She died in mid 1955. On November 30 1925 (1925 quarter 4, South Shields, folio 10a page 1368) she married n325Reginald William Hetherington. She had three sons.
n325Reginald William Hetherington[1,2R;1,3R;1,4R] was the only son of Thom James Hetherington and Mary Eleanor Nelson and was born in November 1891 (1891 quarter 4, Brampton, folio 10b page 467) in Brampton, Cumbria. In 1901 he was living on High Street, Brampton with his two aunts, n018Jane Hetherington born in 1847 (1847 quarter 2, Brampton, folio 25 page 34) and n321Priscilla Hetherington born in 1858 (1858 quarter 1, Brampton, folio 10b page 334), a milliner. In 1911 he was living at 17 High Cross Street, Brampton with Jane and Priscilla and his uncle n362David Samuel Hetherington, a warehouseman, born in 1861 (1861 quarter 3, Brampton, folio 10b page 369). He died in 1979. On November 30 1925 (1925 quarter 4, South Shields, folio 10a page 1368) he married n096Marguerita Penney. He had three sons. He attended the Marine School in South Shields where he trained for the navy. He was in the Merchant Navy for many years (first Mate, mostly on oil tankers) including the first world war. From the 1920s till the 1960s he owned a radio/battery business in South Shields. Picture of Reginald William Hetherington
n326Reginald Kenneth Hetherington[2,1R;2,2R;2,3R] was the first son of Reginald Kenneth and Marguerita Hetherington. He was born on March 29 1928 (1928 quarter 1, South Shields, folio 10a page 1321) and died on 10/12/2012. He was married to n363Mavis (?)[2,1R;2,2R;2,3R]. She died in 08/2010. They have two sons, n331Clive[3;3,1R;3,2R] (living in England) and n332Glenn[3;3,1R;3,2R] married to n333Rosalind[3;3,1R;3,2R] with their son n334Luke[3,1R;4;4,1R] and daughter n335Shona[3,1R;4;4,1R] all living in Alberta, Canada
n327Ian Penney Hetherington[2,1R;2,2R;2,3R] was the second son of Reginald Kenneth and Marguerita Hetherington. He was born on June 25 1931 (1931 quarter 3, South Shields, folio 10a page 1142). He is married to n328Shiela Green[2,1R;2,2R;2,3R]. They have one son, n337Peter[3;3,1R;3,2R] married to n338Susan Ade[3;3,1R;3,2R] with their two sons n339Aaron[3,1R;4;4,1R] and n340Corbin[3,1R;4;4,1R], and three daughters: n336Susan[3;3,1R;3,2R], sadley deceased, n341Brenda[3;3,1R;3,2R], all living in B.C. Canada and n334Lynn[3;3,1R;3,2R] and partner and their daughter n335Brittany[3,1R;4;4,1R], all living in Alberta, Canada
n329Alan Clive Hetherington[2,1R;2,2R;2,3R] was the third son of Reginald Kenneth and Marguerita Hetherington. He was born on March 18 1934 (1934 quarter 2, South Shields, folio 10a page 1103). He was married to n330Shirley Thornton[2,1R;2,2R;2,3R] in 1958 (1958 quarter 2, South Shields, folio 1a page 1535). She died on 11/08/2010. They have one daughter, n344Pamela[3;3,1R;3,2R] married to n345Alexander Henry[3;3,1R;3,2R], called Sandy, who was later killed in an industrial accident, with their two daughters n346Briana[3,1R;4;4,1R] and n347Caitlin[3,1R;4;4,1R], all living in Alberta, and two sons: n348Kelvin[3;3,1R;3,2R], and n349Mark[3;3,1R;3,2R], with his partner n350Rhonda[3;3,1R;3,2R] and their three sons n351Cody[3,1R;4;4,1R], n352Darcy[3,1R;4;4,1R], and n353Jesse[3,1R;4;4,1R], all living in B. C., Canada
n346Briana Hetherington was born in Canada. She was married to n1212Scott Retford, on 22/12/2007 in Calgary, Canada. He has a son n1213Joshua Retford. They have a son n1214Damien, born on 01/09/2007, and a daughter n1215Isabella, born on 08/03/2009.
n354John Hetherington was born in c1777 in Lamercott, Cumbria. He was married to n355Catherine ?, born in Scotland in 1787. We think they were parents of n008William. They also had a daughter n356Jane, born in 1836 in Brampton. In 1841 and 1851 they were living on Back Street, Brampton. John was a master nail maker.
n008William Hetherington was born in 1825 in Brampton, Cumbria. He was married to n013Alice ?, born in Dumfries, Scotland in 1824. They had 5 sons: n359William, born in 1856 (1856 quarter 2, Brampton, folio 10b page 347) in Brampton, was a tailor, n361Levi, born in 1859 (1859 quarter 4, Brampton, folio 10b page 340) in Brampton, was a tailor, n362David Samuel, born in 1861 (1861 quarter 3, Brampton, folio 10b page 369) in Brampton, was a draper, n324John Joseph, born in 1866 (1866 quarter 4, Brampton, folio 10b page 389) in Brampton, was a draper, and n322Thom James, born in 1870 (1870 quarter 2, Brampton, folio 10b page 423) in Brampton, was a draper's assistant, and 5 daughters: n018Jane, born in 1848 (1847 quarter 2, Brampton, folio 25 page 34) in Brampton, was a shirt maker, n357Ann, born in 1849 in Brampton, n358Elizabeth, born in 1850 (1850 quarter 1, Brampton, folio 25 page 42) in Brampton, was a factory girl, n360Alice, born in 1854 (1854 quarter 1, Brampton, folio 10b page 308) in Brampton, was a factory girl, and n321Priscilla, born in 1858 (1858 quarter 1, Brampton, folio 10b page 334) in Brampton, was a draper's assistant. In 1841 and 1851 they were living on Back Street, Brampton. William was a hand loom weaver. In 1861 the family was living at Potters House, Easby, Brampton. They were all hawkers. In 1871 they and the family were living on Longtown Road, Brampton. William was a draper. In 1881 and 1891 they were living on High Cross Street, Brampton. William was a draper and tailor employing 5 assistants and 2 boys. William died in 1896 (1896 quarter 1, Brampton, folio 10b page 286) aged 71 years. Alice died in 1892 (1892 quarter 1, Brampton, folio 10b page 365) aged 67 years. In 1881 there was a grandaughter Priscilla, born in 1875 in Dumfries, Scotland, and in 1891 there was a grandaughter Ethel Sophia Steele, born in 1882 in Maryport. She was a music teacher.
n322Thom James Hetherington was born in 1870 (1870 quarter 2, Brampton, folio 10b page 423) in Brampton, Cumbria. He was married to n323Mary Eleanor Nelson, born in Brampton in 1868 (1868 quarter 4, Brampton, folio 10b page 416), in 1891 (1891 quarter 2, Brampton, folio 10b page 750). They had a son n325Reginald William, born in November 1891 (1891 quarter 4, Brampton, folio 10b page 467). In 1871 he was living on Longtown Road, Brampton. In 1881 and 1891 he was living on High Cross Street, Brampton. He was a draper's assistant. He died in 1903 (1903 quarter 2, Brampton, folio 10b page 294)
n360Alice Steele (neé Hetheringto) was born in 1854 (1854 quarter 1, Brampton, folio 10b page 308) in Brampton, Cumbria. She was married to n364James Henry Steele, born in Hayton in 1856, in 1877 (1877 quarter 3, Gateshead, folio 10a page 878). They had a daughter n365Alice Maud, born in 1878 (1878 quarter 4, Cockermouth, folio 10b page 560). In 1881 they were living at 34 Fleming Street, Crosscanoby, Cumbria. James was a draper.
n361Levi Hetherington was born in 1859 (1859 quarter 4, Brampton, folio 10b page 340) in Brampton, Cumbria. In 1884 (1884 quarter 1, Bootle, folio 10b page 834) he married n1174Margaret Jane Potts, born in Brampton in 1862 (1862 quarter 1, Brampton, folio 10b page 38*). They had two daughters: n1175Mildred Ellison M. Hetherington, born in 1884 (1884 quarter 2, Brampton, folio 10b page 458); n1176Phyllis Erna Hetherington, born in 1893 (1893 quarter 3, Northwich, folio 8a page 294); and a son n1177Colin Campbell Hetherington, born in 1891 (1891 quarter 2, Northwich, folio 8a page 294). In 1891 they were living at 2 St. George Road, Over, Cheshire. In 1911 Colin was living at 31 DeGrey Street, Newcastle. He was a press photographer. In 1915 (1915 quarter 4, Prestwich, folio 8d page 823), Colin married n1178Lily May Booth, born in 1896 (1896 quarter 1, Manchester, folio 8d page 281). They had four daughters: n1185Lily B. Hetherington, born in 1916 (1916 quarter 2, Prestwich, folio 8d page 547); n1179Rosemary Hetherington, born in 1917 (1917 quarter 2, Prestwich, folio 8d page 484); n1186Peggy P Hetherington, born in 1920 (1920 quarter 1, Prestwich, folio 8d page 770); n1187Mary C. Hetherington, born in 1929 (1929 quarter 2, Carlisle, folio 10b page 832); and a son n1188Ian M. Hetherington, born in 1933 (1933 quarter 3, Carlisle, folio 10b page 769). In 1939 (1939 quarter 2, Manchester, folio 8d page 818), Rosemary married n1180Martin Coyne. They had 2 sons: n1181Martin Coyne, born in (1940 quarter 2, Manchester, folio 8d page 684); n1182John G. Coyne, born in (1945 quarter 2, Manchester, folio 8d page 496); and a daughter n1183 Jane K. Coyne, born in (1953 quarter 4, Manchester, folio 10e page 618). Jane had a daughter n1184Living Female .
