Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameWilliam Jackson DUCKERING 
, 2264
, 2264Census2 April 1871, Lincolnshire, England5365 Age: 8
Census3 April 1881, 9 Ashtons Court, St Peter at Gowts, Swithin, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England5366,5367 Age: 18
Census2 April 1911, 194 High Street, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England5368 Age: 48
Burial7 February 1929, St Swithins Cemetery, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England5372
EducationScholar 18715373
FatherUNKNOWN , 6044
MotherElizabeth DUCKERING , 2434 (1842->1911)
Notes for William Jackson DUCKERING
William's birth certificate records that he was born on the 28th July 1862 at Holmes Bridge, Lincoln to Elizabeth Duckering. The father's name is absent. (Michael)
England & Wales, Crime: William Duckering, 10 days, 14 April 1883 Lincoln City, larceny, old sacks. 14 days 23 August 1883 Lincoln City, indecent assault. Age 22, labourer. Degree of instruction N.. Committing Magistrate. F J Clarke Esq, Mayor and W Beard Esq, Lincoln. Date of warrant 19th June 1884, received into custody 19th June 1884. Offence: Indecently did assault one Jessie Elizabeth Willmore, aged six years at Lincoln on the 18th day of June 1884. Tried 3rd July before Horace Smith Esq, Recorder. Verdict - pleaded guilty. Sentence 18 Calendar months hard labour.
England & Wales, Crime: William Jackson Duckering, 10 days h.l. 14 April 1883, stealing a quantity of old sack bags, Lincoln City Petty Sessions. 14 days h.l. 23 Aug. 1883 assaulting a girl, Lincoln City Petty Sessions. Age 30 labourer. Committing Magistrate Septimus Lowe, Esq, John Richardson Esq and Fredk H Harrison, Esq, Lincoln. Date of warrant 10th June received into custody 10th June. Offence Indecently assaulting Florence Upton aged five years and nine months, at Lincoln, on the 9th day of June 1891. Troed 9th July before The Recorder. Verdict of the jury - Guilty of an indecent assault after previous conviction. Previous sentence - 18 c. months h.l., 3 July 1884, indecently assaulting a girl 6 years old Lincoln City Qr. Sessions. Sentence - 18 calendar months hard labour.
Lincolnshire Chronicle, 24 August 1883. Lincoln City Pollice. Thursday. Wm. Duckering, aged 20, of Aston’s Court, was brough up on a charge of assaulting and beating Annie Harmston, aged six years, of 46, Sincil Bank, on Saturday last. From the evidence it appeared that the little girl was sent by her mother to take a letter to a house where the defendant was employed, when Duckering called her into an outhouse where he was cleaning boots, and indecently assaulted her. He was committed to gaol for fourteen days with hard labour.
England & Wales, Crime: William Jackson Duckering, session 9 July 1891 Lincoln, Misdemeanour (Indecent assault upon a female). Imprisonment (state if also whipped or fined) 18 calender months hard labor. 5374
FMP Lincolnshire Workhouse Details: William Jackson Duckering born 1863 died 4 Feb 1929 age 66 Lincoln Poor Law Union, admitted from Park Ward buried St Swithins Cemetery, cause of death Sarcoma of base left lung
FMP National Burial Index England & Wales: William Jackson Duckering born 1863 age 66 burial 7 Feb 1929 St Swithins Cemetery, Lincoln
England & Wales, Crime: William Duckering, 10 days, 14 April 1883 Lincoln City, larceny, old sacks. 14 days 23 August 1883 Lincoln City, indecent assault. Age 22, labourer. Degree of instruction N.. Committing Magistrate. F J Clarke Esq, Mayor and W Beard Esq, Lincoln. Date of warrant 19th June 1884, received into custody 19th June 1884. Offence: Indecently did assault one Jessie Elizabeth Willmore, aged six years at Lincoln on the 18th day of June 1884. Tried 3rd July before Horace Smith Esq, Recorder. Verdict - pleaded guilty. Sentence 18 Calendar months hard labour.
England & Wales, Crime: William Jackson Duckering, 10 days h.l. 14 April 1883, stealing a quantity of old sack bags, Lincoln City Petty Sessions. 14 days h.l. 23 Aug. 1883 assaulting a girl, Lincoln City Petty Sessions. Age 30 labourer. Committing Magistrate Septimus Lowe, Esq, John Richardson Esq and Fredk H Harrison, Esq, Lincoln. Date of warrant 10th June received into custody 10th June. Offence Indecently assaulting Florence Upton aged five years and nine months, at Lincoln, on the 9th day of June 1891. Troed 9th July before The Recorder. Verdict of the jury - Guilty of an indecent assault after previous conviction. Previous sentence - 18 c. months h.l., 3 July 1884, indecently assaulting a girl 6 years old Lincoln City Qr. Sessions. Sentence - 18 calendar months hard labour.
Lincolnshire Chronicle, 24 August 1883. Lincoln City Pollice. Thursday. Wm. Duckering, aged 20, of Aston’s Court, was brough up on a charge of assaulting and beating Annie Harmston, aged six years, of 46, Sincil Bank, on Saturday last. From the evidence it appeared that the little girl was sent by her mother to take a letter to a house where the defendant was employed, when Duckering called her into an outhouse where he was cleaning boots, and indecently assaulted her. He was committed to gaol for fourteen days with hard labour.
England & Wales, Crime: William Jackson Duckering, session 9 July 1891 Lincoln, Misdemeanour (Indecent assault upon a female). Imprisonment (state if also whipped or fined) 18 calender months hard labor. 5374
FMP Lincolnshire Workhouse Details: William Jackson Duckering born 1863 died 4 Feb 1929 age 66 Lincoln Poor Law Union, admitted from Park Ward buried St Swithins Cemetery, cause of death Sarcoma of base left lung
FMP National Burial Index England & Wales: William Jackson Duckering born 1863 age 66 burial 7 Feb 1929 St Swithins Cemetery, Lincoln