James Frederick Mote

M, #665, b. 15 March 1846, d. 23 April 1893
James Frederick Mote
FatherJohn William Mote b. c 1809, d. 30 Jul 1862
MotherSarah Sucker b. c 1811, d. 1896
RelationshipsSon of John William Mote
Nephew of Edward Mote
Great-grandfather of Robert Mote : Site Administrator
EVENTDATEPLACE
Birth15 March 1846Islington, Middlesex, England1
Marriage10 January 1874Yass, NSW, Australia
Death23 April 1893Yass, NSW, Australia
BurialYass, NSW, Australia2

RESIDENCES

DATEPLACE
Residenceafter 15 March 1846No. 6 Terrace, New Norfolk Street, Islington, Middlesex, England, as per James's birth certificate
Residence18489 Pickering Street, Islington, Middlesex, England, as per Rebecca's birth certificate
Residence1852St Pancras, Middlesex, England, as per Thomas's birth certificate
Residence1861Islington East, Middlesex, England, as shown in the 1861 census
(Witness) CensusJames Frederick Mote appeared on the census of 1851 in the household of John William Mote and Sarah Sucker at Grays Inn Road, Pancras, England.3 
OccupationJames Frederick Mote was a jeweller's apprentice in 1861. 
(Witness) CensusHe appeared on the census of 1861 in the household of John William Mote and Sarah Sucker at 28 St Thomas Terrace, Islington, Middlesex, England; with his wife and 4 children. John is shown as 52 years old and Sarah as 49.4 
NoteJames had his fare of £12/17/0 for his trip to Sydney paid by the New South Wales Government. 
OccupationJames Frederick Mote was a mail driver (according to the 1872 Postal Directory) in 1872 at Burrowa, NSW, Australia. 
Event-MiscHe and Martha Crossley bought the Salutation Inn, later called the Club House Hotel circa 1892. 

Family

Martha Crossley b. 15 October 1842, d. 14 August 1937
Children
ChartsRobert Mote's Pedigree
Descendant Chart - Edward Mote b. before 1775
Descendant Chart - John William Mote b. circa 1809 in Southwark
Last Edited15 Nov 2005

Citations

  1. [S18] Letter, Michael Yelland to Robert Mote, 13 April 1985.
  2. [S40] Pam Ray, Monumental Inscriptions, Yass Cemetery and St Clement's Churchyard., Record # 32.
  3. [S73] 1851 Census Record.
  4. [S59] Compiler: British Government, The London 1861 Census.