William James Cordner

Citations

1. [S55] Unknown name of person Baptisms, unknown repository, unknown repository address, b 21 May 1843.
2. [S107] Unknown compiler Indexes "Civil Registration event: Birth
   Registration district: Houghton Le Spring
   Volume no: 24 Page no: 190."
   
   
   Civil Registration event: Birth
   Name: CORDNER, William James
   Registration district: Houghton Le Spring
   County: Durham
   Year of registration: 1843 Quarter of registration: Apr-May-Jun
   
   Mother's maiden name: Not available before 1911 Q3
   
   Volume no: 24 Page no: 190
   
   
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3. [S55] Unknown name of person Baptisms, unknown repository, unknown repository address, William James son of James Gardner and Mary Robinson Coxgreen Quarryman b 21 May 1843.
4. [S217] 1851 Census Amble, 1851 census transcription details for: Newburgh Terrace, Amble
   RG Number: HO107 Piece: 2419 Folio: 167 Page: 15
   Reg. District: Alnwick Sub District: Warkworth
   Parish: Enum. District: 19A
   Ecclesiastical District:
   City/Municipal Borough:
   
   Address: Newburgh Terrace
   County: Northumberland.
5. [S209] 1861 Census Stanhope, Weardale 1861 RG9/3725, Folio 42, Page 8.
   
6. [S114] Unknown compiler Indexes "Civil Registration event: Marriage
   MarriageFinder: William James Cordner married Annie Miller
   Name:     CORDNER, William James
   Registration District:      Gateshead
   County:      Durham
   Year of Registration:      1867."
7. [S509] Newcastle Guardian and Tyne Mercury, 05/03/1870, Newcastle Guardian and Tyne Mercury - Saturday 05 March 1870.
   Newcastle Guardian and Tyne Mercury - Saturday 05 March 1870
   
   DISTRUCTIVE FIRE AT SUNDERLAND. On Tuesday morning, about eight o'clock,
   a destructive fire broke out in a warehouse of Messrs Pearman and Cordner,
   wholesale grocers, Princes Street, Bishopwearmouth. The premises were
   originally part of an old patent ropery, which had been built on to in the rear,
   and was surrounded by ale and porter stores, coach works, &c. The warehouse was
   locked up safe at seven on the proceeding night, and no one had entered them until
   next morning, when the upper part of the rear of the premises was discovered to be
   in flames. The building was old and dry, and the wood work well saturated with tar.
   The fire spread with great rapidity, and before the arrival of the police hose
   barrow, which was within a few minutes, it had got complete possession of the whole
   building in which were a large stock of teas, sugar, and miscellaneous stock.
   An abundant supply of water was at hand, and the hose were played, but so strong
   a hold had the fire got, that it spread downwards in a very short time, and the whole
   interior was burning like a furnace. The books were rescued from the office, a
   building adjoining, but this was the only part of the Messrs Pearman and Cordner's
   possessions that were saved. The warehouse, three storeys in height, was gutted
   from top to bottom, except the cellars in which Mr W. Giimshaw had stored a quantity
   of ales. The stock was completely destroyed, but though the abundant of supply of
   water and the exertions of the police, the adjoining property remained uninjured.
   As to the origin of the fire nothing can be said. At seven o'clock on the preceding
   night one of the partners closed the warehouse, extinguished the gas, and leaving all
   safe; but in the upper storey there had been a fire on, and probably this had emitted
   some sparks amongst the stock and it had smouldered during the night as, when first
   seen it had a good hold of the upper part of the building. The total damage will be
   about £5,000 or £6,000, of which Messrs Pearman and Cordner are insured £3,000.
   Mr Grimshaw the ownar of the premises is only partly insured.
8. [S495] 1871 Census Sunderland, 1871 England Census
   Sunderland
   Piece: 5012
   Folio: 45
   Page Number: 5.
9. [S496] 1881 Census Houghton le Spring, 1881 census transcription details for: New Tunstall, Silksworth
   National Archive Reference: RG number: RG11 Piece: 4974 Folio: 110 Page: 6
   Reg. District: Houghton-Le-Spring Sub District: Houghton-Le-Spring Parish: Silksworth.
   
   
   1881 census transcription details for: New Tunstall, Silksworth
   National Archive Reference: RG number: RG11 Piece: 4974 Folio: 110 Page: 6
   Reg. District: Houghton-Le-Spring Sub District: Houghton-Le-Spring Parish: Silksworth
   
   Address: New Tunstall, Silksworth
   County: Durham
   
   Name CORDNER, William J
   Relation Head
   Condition Married
   Sex M
   Age 37
   Birth Year 1844
   Occupation , Disability Grocer With License
   Where Born Houghton Le Spg, Durham
   
   CORDNER, Annie
   Wife
   Married
   F
   36
   1845
   Gateshead, Durham
   
   CORDNER, Polly
   Niece
   Single
   F
   19
   1862
   Stanhope, Durham
   
   MOULD, Polly
   Servant
   Single
   F
   18
   1863
   General Serv Domestic
   Gateshead, Durham
   
   NIEL, William
   Servant Apprentice
   Single
   M
   15
   1866
   Apprentice Grocer
   Seaham H, Durham
   
   
   
   
10. [S481] 1891 Census Sunderland, 1891 census transcription details for: 4, Humbleton View, Bishop Wearmouth, Sunderland
    National Archive Reference:
    RG number: RG12 Piece: 4134 Folio: 82 Page: 60
    Reg. District: Chester Le Street Sub District: South Bishop Wearmouth Parish: Bishop Wearmouth
    Enum. District: 6
    Ecclesiastical District: Christchurch
    City/Municipal Borough: Sunderland.
11. [S477] 1901 Census Sunderland, National Archive Reference: RG number: RG13 Piece: 4709 Folio: 78 Page: 38
    Reg. District: Sunderland Sub District: North Bishop Wearmouth
    Parish: Sunderland
    Enum. District: 20
    Ecclesiastical District: St Marks.
12. [S119] Unknown compiler Indexes "Civil Registration event: Death
    Name: CORDNER, William J
    Registration district: Chester Le Street
    County: Durham."