Francis James Doggart, 18881919 (aged 30 years)

Name
Francis James /Doggart/
Birth
Address: 84 Bolton Street
Workington
Cumberland
England
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Note: Frank played as a forward for Workington. Joseph Doggart thinks he played in goal but that was his brother Arthur

Frank played as a forward for Workington. Joseph Doggart thinks he played in goal but that was his brother Arthur

Norman Doggart (Dr Rock) said his grandfather played in goal for Workington.

Occupation
Lamplighter, Steel Worker, Ballast train labourer
Birth of a brother
Address: 84 Bolton Street
Workington
Cumberland

William Doggart and Mary Ann Norris Doggart were twins
both born on
22 June 1890 at
84 Bolton Street, Workington
William died 10 days later and Mary Ann also died young aged 8

Note: Twin with Mary

Twin with Mary
birth registered 3rd July 1890

Death of a brother
Birth of a sister
Address: 84 Bolton Street
Workington

William Doggart and Mary Ann Norris Doggart were twins
both born on
22 June 1890 at
84 Bolton Street, Workington
William died 10 days later and Mary Ann also died young aged 8

Burial of a brother
Census
Address: 84 Bolton Street
Workington
Cumberland
England
British Queen
Victoria
from 20 June 1837 to 22 January 1901
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
Robert Gascoyne-Cecil
from 25 July 1886 to 15 August 1892
Birth of a brother
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
William Ewart Gladstone
from 15 August 1892 to 5 March 1894
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
Archibald Primrose
from 5 March 1894 to 25 June 1895
Death of a sister
Burial of a sister
Census
Address: 27 Derwent Street
Workington
Cumberland
England
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
Robert Gascoyne-Cecil
from 25 June 1895 to 12 July 1902
The Boer War
Battle for control of southern Africa
from 11 October 1899 to 31 May 1902
British King
Edward VII
from 22 January 1901 to 6 May 1910
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
Arthur Balfour
from 12 July 1902 to 5 December 1905
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
from 5 December 1905 to 5 April 1908
Olympic Games
Games of the IV Olympiad
from 27 April 1908 to 31 October 1908
London, England
Census
2 April 1911 (aged 22 years) Age: 23
Address: 9 West Parade
Hopton
Yorkshire
England
Note: Sub District: Mirfield

Sub District: Mirfield
District: Dewsbury
Parish of Eastthorpe, Mirfield St Paul. Upper Hopton, St John the Evangelist
The permanent way is the elements of railway lines: generally the pairs of rails typically laid on the sleepers
embedded in ballast, intended to carry the ordinary trains of a railway. It is described as permanent way because in
the earlier days of railway construction, contractors often laid a temporary track to transport spoil and materials about the site;
when this work was substantially completed, the temporary track was taken up and the permanent way installed.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Permanent_way_%28history%29

Death of a father
Address: 27 Derwent Street
Workington
Cumberland
England
Burial of a father
Death of a brother
Note: I haven't put this in as a proper Sourced date because I am unsure about it. Other people do have this as a fact so it probably is.

I haven't put this in as a proper Sourced date because I am unsure about it. Other people do have this as a fact so it probably is.
I know Thomas served in the Border reg and left before the war started.
Presumably he joined again?
Another fact in favour of this being hin is that I can't find him in the UK, Scottish or Irish death indexes. Which is what you would expect if he died in France.

This is from the CWWG website

DOGGART, THOMAS Serjeant 5113 14/07/1916 Border Regiment United Kingdom Pier and Face 6 A and 7 C. THIEPVAL MEMORIAL

update: 6 Feb 2015. Pretty sure this is right. See source above

Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
Herbert Henry Asquith
from 5 April 1908 to 6 December 1916
Birth of a son
Address: 35 Derwent Street
Workington
Cumberland
England
Death of a son
Cause: Inanition
Address: 35 Derwent Street
Workington
Cumberland
England
Burial of a son
Birth of a daughter
Address: 35 Derwent Street
Workington
Cumberland
England
The Great War
Birth of a daughter
Address: 35 Derwent Street
Workington
Cumberland
England
Death of a daughter
Cause: Inluenza and Pneumonia
Address: 35 Derwent Street
Workington
Cumberland
England
Burial of a daughter
Death of a daughter
Cause: Gastroenteritis (convulsions)
Address: 35 Derwent Street
Workington
Cumberland
England
British King
George V
from 6 May 1910 to 20 January 1936
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
David Lloyd George
from 6 December 1916 to 23 October 1922
Death
Address: Ellerbeck Hospital
Workington
Cumberland
England
Cause of death: Influenza 12 days, Pneumonia
Note: He died around the time of the so called Spanish Flu. There were 3 waves of flu in the UK. The third wave was between Feb and May 1919 which matches with his death in Mar 1919.
Burial
Family with parents
father
18481913
Birth: about 1848 33 31 Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Death: 5 March 1913Workington, Cumberland, England
mother
18521925
Birth: about 1852 23 Airdrie, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Death: 1925Workington, Cumberland, England
Religious marriage Religious marriage8 April 1873Belfast, Antrim, Northern Ireland
5 months
elder sister
18731963
Birth: 28 August 1873 25 21 Belfast, Antrim, Northern Ireland
Death: 1963Cumberland, England
2 years
elder brother
Alexander Aikens and family
18751941
Birth: 16 November 1875 27 23 Workington, Cumberland, England
Death: 4 December 1941
2 years
elder brother
18781931
Birth: 2 February 1878 30 26 Maryport, Cumberland, England
Death: 24 July 1931Cumberland, England
3 years
elder brother
Thomas Aikens Norris Doggart
18801916
Birth: 1880 32 28 Workington, Cumberland, England
Death: 14 July 1916
3 years
elder brother
Arthur Doggart
18821957
Birth: 6 June 1882 34 30 Workington, Cumberland, England
Death: 4 October 1957
2 years
elder brother
18841948
Birth: 27 May 1884 36 32 Workington, Cumberland, England
Death: 26 August 1948Cumberland, England
2 years
elder brother
18861886
Birth: 11 August 1886 38 34 Cumberland, England
Death: 6 September 1886Cumberland, England
5 months
elder sister
18861886
Birth: 1886 38 34 Cumberland, England
Death: 21 September 1886Cumberland, England
2 years
himself
Frank Doggart
18881919
Birth: 24 April 1888 40 36 Workington, Cumberland, England
Death: 10 March 1919Workington, Cumberland, England
2 years
younger brother
18901890
Birth: 22 June 1890 42 38 Cumberland, England
Death: 1890Cumberland, England
younger sister
18901898
Birth: 22 June 1890 42 38
Death: 6 July 1898Cumberland, England
4 years
younger brother
18931962
Birth: 1893 45 41 Workington, Cumberland, England
Death: 1962Cumberland, England
Family with Sarah Emma Williams
himself
Frank Doggart
18881919
Birth: 24 April 1888 40 36 Workington, Cumberland, England
Death: 10 March 1919Workington, Cumberland, England
wife
10 Gladstone Street, Workington
18961963
Birth: 1 October 1896 40 40 Workington, Cumberland, England
Death: 14 November 1963Basingstoke, Hampshire, England
son
Private
son
19161917
Birth: 20 December 1916 28 20 Workington, Cumberland, England
Death: 1 February 1917Workington, Cumberland, England
13 months
daughter
19181919
Birth: 7 January 1918 29 21 Workington, Cumberland, England
Death: 6 March 1919Workington, Cumberland, England
14 months
daughter
19191919
Birth: 5 March 1919 30 22 Workington, Cumberland, England
Death: 10 March 1919Workington, Cumberland, England
Frederick William Fisher + Sarah Emma Williams
wife’s husband
Dad step
18991973
Birth: 24 March 1899 25 28
Death: 30 August 1973Basingstoke, Hampshire, England
wife
10 Gladstone Street, Workington
18961963
Birth: 1 October 1896 40 40 Workington, Cumberland, England
Death: 14 November 1963Basingstoke, Hampshire, England
Civil marriage Civil marriage24 July 1926Swansea, Glamorgan, Wales
Private + Sarah Emma Williams
wife’s partner
Private
wife
10 Gladstone Street, Workington
18961963
Birth: 1 October 1896 40 40 Workington, Cumberland, England
Death: 14 November 1963Basingstoke, Hampshire, England
stepson
19201972
Birth: 19 August 1920 23 Cockermouth, Cumberland, England
Death: 21 February 1972Hatton, Warwick, Warwickshire
Birth

Frank played as a forward for Workington. Joseph Doggart thinks he played in goal but that was his brother Arthur

Norman Doggart (Dr Rock) said his grandfather played in goal for Workington.

Census
Census
Census

Sub District: Mirfield
District: Dewsbury
Parish of Eastthorpe, Mirfield St Paul. Upper Hopton, St John the Evangelist
The permanent way is the elements of railway lines: generally the pairs of rails typically laid on the sleepers
embedded in ballast, intended to carry the ordinary trains of a railway. It is described as permanent way because in
the earlier days of railway construction, contractors often laid a temporary track to transport spoil and materials about the site;
when this work was substantially completed, the temporary track was taken up and the permanent way installed.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Permanent_way_%28history%29

Death

He died around the time of the so called Spanish Flu. There were 3 waves of flu in the UK. The third wave was between Feb and May 1919 which matches with his death in Mar 1919.

Note

My Grandad

He was born 24th April 1888 in Workington

There was a Census in the UK in 1891. It shows that he was part of a big family of 11 living at 84 Bolton Street, Workington.

He was 3 years old at that time and lived in the house with the following

His Mum and Dad (Mum was from Airdrie and Dad from Glasgow)
His big sister Selina who was 17 and worked as a Domestic Servant. Selina was born in Belfast which is where the mum and dad got married.
His 5 brothers
His baby sister (just 9 months old)
His dads brother, a Plumber and Gas fitter, also lived with them. He was also from Glasgow.

The next census was 10 years later in 1901. My granddad was now 13 and the family had moved to Derwent Street

His mum and dad were there, in their early 50s
His big sister Selina had moved out and married and was living just a few doors down. She had 2 children of her own a girl aged 3 and a baby boy.
His 3 eldest brothers had moved out. 2 of them were in the army.
Another of the 3 was just married, also living in the same street with his new wife and her Dad.
His 2 other brothers were still there aged 19 and 17
His dads brother had moved out and married
Since the last census there was 1 new son added to the family.
So in total there were 6 of them living there

Moving on another 10 years to the next Census in 1911
My grandad was now 23
I found him living on his own in rented accomadation in Dewsbury in Yorkshire. He was working as a labourer laying railyway tracks.

4 years later in 1915 he got married to my Grandma in Workington Parish church. His father had died 2 years previously.

My dad was born later that year

A son (my dads brother) was born a year later but only lived 2 months

A daughter (my dads sister) was born a year after that. She died a year later

Another daughter (another sister to my dad) was born a year later again but died ages 5 days.
My grandad died the same day.
He was only married to my Grandma for 3 years before he died.

Media object
Frank Doggart
Frank Doggart
Note: Halifax Town football club historian, Jonathan Meynell sent me this photo which he received from a Huddersfield Town historian Roger Pashby . Frank played in the opening game of Halifax Town's 1912-13 campaign
Media object
84 Bolton Street, Workington
84 Bolton Street, Workington