1851 With mother at East Cowes, IOW [HO107/1662/195]. Alas, my visit was all too brief, although I may take the workmen up on their invitation to spend an evening there and write a detailed article on the mechanical side of things. Wife: Alice Maria, 1861, Happisburgh, NFK. John took over and remained keeper at Point Gammon until the new tower was completed at Bishop and Clerks. Wife: Martha WM, (1823 or 1825), Hakin, Milford, PEM. Married Esther Taylor, 1764, St George's, Hanover Square, who d. 1818, Isle of Thanet, KEN). Children: Mary, 1856, Old Kent Road, SRY; Priscilla, 1857 Peckham, SRY; Maria, 1863 Flamborough, YKS; 1890 Hurst, HAM. Child: Thomas Bragg, 1836, DEV. Children: Mary & Isabella, 1839 & 1842, Plaistow, ESS. Wife: Amelia C, 1849, Hadleigh, SFK. Children: William & Benjamin & Edward & Edwin, 1840 & 1841 & 1844 & 1846, Needles, IOW; Louisa & , 1847 & 1851, Beachy Head. Euro). Captain Charles H. Hinckley, a native of Barnstable, was an assistant keeper from 1881 to 1884. Also, the entrance hatch was so close to the helicopter door that at no point did I feel unsafe. Wife: Annie, Pembroke, PEM, 1836. His widow Mary (nee Jollands) appears to have retained the post, being described as the keeper in 1823. Wife: Sarah, c1811, not AGY. Wife: Julia Annie, 1869, Landewednack, CON. (Sister ? Eleanor Nelson, 1787, Kings Lynn, NFK, was possibly related to wife. Wife: Ann, 1809, WLS. Wife: Mary Ellen, 1858, Landewednack, CON. Whitchurch m. Jane Ellis in CAE 2nd qtr 1899; Wife: Jane, 1874, Pwllheli, CAE. Fletcher was Assistant Keeper to his father Willia Fletcher (q.v.). Wife; Eliza, (1848 or 1850), (Portreave ? Wives: Margaret, c1789, not FLN (d. 1846); Mary, 1800, St Asaph. of lighthousekeeper G. Sinnett, q.v.)(d. Happisburgh, NFK; Eliza, 1862, St Marys, Scilly Is; Bertha & Adelaide & Ellen, 1865 & 1866 & 1872, all Gibraltar; Caroline & georgina, 1875 & 1880, Winterton, NFK. Sister: Annie M Nutsford, Whitehaven, CUL. Children: Jane & George & Walter & Melina, 1834 & 1838 & 1844 & 1847, all Yarmouth, IOW. Hinckley, whose father was a prominent Cape Cod doctor, had gone to sea at the age of 16 as a cabin boy on an East Indies-bound ship. Grandchild: Mary A Gaudion, 1850, Alderney, CHI. He signed off his stretch as a lighthouse keeper with a palpable sense of relief: Bishop Rock Lighthouse was built by Trinity House in 1858—and further strengthened in 1887—to mark a rock ledge 46m long by 16m wide, four miles west of the Isles of Scilly, Incorporated by Henry VIII on 20 May 1514, the Corporation of Trinity House of Deptford Strond has a long and storied history in service of the mariner, Download the Trinity House journal as a PDF for features on our engineering projects, our charitable works, profiles of staff and partner organisations and more. Children: Elizabeth, 1822, not GLA; Thomas & John & Mary, 1824 & 1827 & 1829, all Angle, PEM. Wife: Maria, (1810 or 1815), Lowestoft, SFK. Children: Melina, 1873, Kilnsea,, YKS: Mary Jane, 1875 Torteval, Guernsey, CHI; William, 1876, Marcross, GLA. or remotely from their headquarters in Harwich, Essex. Children: John & Elizabeth & James & Mary Ann & Charlotte & Wiliam & Susannah & Jane, 1835 & 1836 & 1839 & 1840 & 1845 & 1848 & 1850 & 1853, all Lowestoft, SFK. (Wife or wives: Bridget and/or Elizabeth, 1837, Chelsea, MDX). Child: Ada L, 1900, Torteval, Guernsey, CHI. Children: Richard H & Leonard W & Violet E, 1894 & 1897 & 1898, all Start Point Lighthouse, DEV. Children: Thomas & James W, 1886 & 1889, Holyhead, AGY; Alice R & Ralph L & Laura M & Effie J, 1890 & 1893 & 1895 & 1898, all North Foreland, KEN. Children: Rees, 1797 Angle, PEM; Hugh, 1811, Dale, PEM. Children: William & George, 1866 & 1867, Cowes, IOW. Wife: Mary Ann E, 1845, North Sunderland, NBL. As well as ensuring everything functioned as expected. Child: Edith May, 1874, Plymouth, DEV. Child: Muriel Gwendoline, 1900, Cromer, NFK. Child: Helen Jane, 1900, Pwllheli, CAE. 1861 Lodging at East Cowes with the family of Lighthousekeeper William Warder, 1806, Yarmouth, IOW (q.v.)[RG9/662/124]. Frosts father was lighthousekeeper William Frost, 1829, LND (q.v.). I also merrily imagine what it must be like inside. Child: Charles, 1899, Bardsey (Pwllheli). Wife: Susannah, 1809, Westminster, MDX. Wife: Emily, 1862, Illogan, CON. Child: Henry T, 1898, Mortehoe, DEV. Wife: Sophia, 1830, Westminster, LND. Children: Henry, 1864, St Merryn, CON; Frank A, 1868, (Plymouth, DOR). Children: Elizabeth Emily & Mary Ann, 1843 & 1846, St Davids, PEM; James, 1851, Hubberston, PEM; Herbert William & (Rosaling) Jane & (Clar) Ann, 1864 & 1866 & 1869, all Hakin, PEM. These are the Barnsleys and Middlesbroughs. Winterton), NFK. Wife: Catherine M, 1846, Woolwich, KEN. Grandchild: Edward Kettle, 1855, Winterton, NFK. I asked how the oil came aboard and was told that like everything else, it comes in bags delivered to the roof and is then carried downstairs - by no means an easy  task. Every time I look out to Bishop Rock, either from a boat a few yards away or from the St Mary’s coastline, I stare in bewildered awe as I try to fathom how it could be built on such a small rock. Nephew: Ernest E Gerrard, 1873, Bromley, MDX. George Page married Eliza Paul at Milford Dec 1833 (Parish Register); other Wives: Amelia, 1805, Exton, HAM (A - d. Lowestoft Sep 1854); Margaret, 1823, Harwich, ESS (B - d. Lowestoft Mar 1869). 1881 Portland Bill; West was a Lamplighter in the Lightvessel Service, the reason for his being at the lighthouse is not known, and, although married, his wife was not with him at the lighthouse. There are about 5,700 tonnes of granite without any steelwork, Sister: Emma Colerein, 1831, IOW. Mother: Penelope Jones, 1795, Llanasa, FLN. Palmer was SAK at the Longships in 1872, when he was washed off the rocks there and drowned. Sister-in-law: Harriet (m. Hamment), 1853, Hemsby, NFK. Wife: Mary Elizabeth, 1847, Frogham, Nonnington, KEN. Mother-in-Law: Charlotte (Pickess), 1824, Wells, NFK. © All images on this site are either owned by This is Scilly, published under licence or reproduced with kind permission. Children: James W & John W & Eleanor, 1844 & 1847 & 1848, all Tenby, PEM; Ann(i)e Marian, 1850, Pakefield, SFK. Grandchildren: Nila Simpson & John Simpson, 1873 & 1876, Broadstairs, KEN; Jane Simpson & James Simpson, 1878 & 1880, Sunderland, DUR. Gertrude Pollingham, 1793, unmarried, was visiting in 1861. Crim Rocks | It was not daunting at all. Teän | Child: Thomas F, 1851, Kings Lynn, NFK. Children: Elizabeth, 1832, not PEM; Thomas Owen & Ellen Margaret (m. Knott) & Harriet, 1840 & 1848 & 1850, all Dale, PEM. Niece: Amelia Frances Griffiths, 1873, Bristol, GLS. Father Thomas Aaron was also Lighthousekeeper (q.v.).

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