Almost all of what was once Oxford St., has been taken over by the front of the Derbyshire Royal Infirmary. However one corner shop shown on the right still remains. Click on picture to enlarge. |
Thomas Tunaley Snr
b. Derby, 1772.
m. Elizabeth Potter, Nottingham, 16-10-1795.
Thomas Snr. d. Derby, 1849. |
Samuel:
living at 55 Oxford St, Derby at time of death 1881. Head of Household: William Antill, Jane's husband. Samuel now a property owner thanks to inheritance, 1874, from Henry, b. 1799 |
The following suggests by 1861, the dyeing business had by then folded and a conscious decision had been made (or forced upon them) by Samuel and his family to involve themselves in steam railway.
1861 Census: Samuel, aged 50, living at 57 Carrington St, Derby, close to railway. Wife Patience died 1857. Jane (21) later to become Jane Antill (see panel below) and Ellen (19) listed as domestic servants. Edward, aged 18 and Samuel, who was later to move to Leicester and aged 17, are listed as Stovegrate Fitters. John and Alfred are listed as Plumbers.
1871 Census: this census has Samuel aged 60, living at 13 Calvert Street, Derby. even closer to railway.
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Elizabeth Potter
m. Thomas Tunaley Snr., Nottingham. 16-10-1795.
Elizabeth d. Derby 1843. |
Samuel Tunaley, Master Dyer
b. 1810 Derby, c. 24-10-1810, Derby.
m. Patience Page, 27 May 1833. (Patience b. abt 1812 Burton-on-Trent, Staffs, nr. Derby d. 1857)
Samuel d. 1881, Derby. |
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