1819 - 1896 (76 years)
Has 6 ancestors and one descendant in this family tree.
1811 - 1869 (58 years)
Birth |
1811 |
Died |
1869 |
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Father |
Samuel Tuke, b. 31 Jul 1784 |
Mother |
Priscilla Hack |
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Family |
George Meynell, b. 1810 |
Children |
+ | 1. Wilfrid Meynell, b. 17 Nov 1852, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, Northumberland, England |
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1810 - 1892 (82 years)
Birth |
1810 |
Died |
1892 |
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Family |
Hannah Tuke, b. 1811 |
Children |
+ | 1. Wilfrid Meynell, b. 17 Nov 1852, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, Northumberland, England |
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1819 - 1896 (76 years)
Birth |
13 Sep 1819 |
York, Yorkshire, England |
Died |
1896 |
York, Yorkshire, England |
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Father |
Samuel Tuke, b. 31 Jul 1784 |
Mother |
Priscilla Hack |
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Family |
Elizabeth Janson, b. 8 Sep 1826, St Leonards, Sussex, England |
Married |
1848 |
York, Yorkshire, England |
Children |
| 1. Margaret Janson Tuke, b. 1862 |
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1826 - 1869 (42 years)
Birth |
8 Sep 1826 |
St Leonards, Sussex, England |
Died |
22 Jan 1869 |
St Leonards, Sussex, England |
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Father |
Edmund Janson, b. 24 Oct 1797 |
Mother |
Elizabeth Lowe, b. Abt 1795, London, Middlesex, England |
Married |
24 Aug 1820 |
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Family |
James Hack Tuke, b. 13 Sep 1819, York, Yorkshire, England |
Married |
1848 |
York, Yorkshire, England |
Children |
| 1. Margaret Janson Tuke, b. 1862 |
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1822 - 1903 (81 years)
Birth |
1822 |
Died |
1903 |
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Father |
Samuel Tuke, b. 31 Jul 1784 |
Mother |
Priscilla Hack |
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1827 - 1895 (67 years)
Birth |
19 Apr 1827 |
Died |
05 Mar 1895 |
Buried |
Quaker Burial Ground, Saffron Walden |
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Father |
Samuel Tuke, b. 31 Jul 1784 |
Mother |
Priscilla Hack |
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Family |
Esther Maria Stickney, b. 1826 |
Married |
1853 |
Children |
| 1. William Samuel Tuke, b. 1856 |
| 2. Henry Scott Tuke, b. 12 Jun 1858 |
| 3. Maria Tuke, b. 1861 |
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1826 - 1917 (91 years)
Birth |
1826 |
Died |
1917 |
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Family |
Daniel Hack Tuke, b. 19 Apr 1827 |
Married |
1853 |
Children |
| 1. William Samuel Tuke, b. 1856 |
| 2. Henry Scott Tuke, b. 12 Jun 1858 |
| 3. Maria Tuke, b. 1861 |
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1784 - 1857 (73 years)
Birth |
31 Jul 1784 |
Died |
14 Oct 1857 |
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Father |
Henry Tuke, b. 1755 |
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Family |
Priscilla Hack |
Children |
+ | 1. Hannah Tuke, b. 1811 |
+ | 2. James Hack Tuke, b. 13 Sep 1819, York, Yorkshire, England |
| 3. William Murray Tuke, b. 1822 |
+ | 4. Daniel Hack Tuke, b. 19 Apr 1827 |
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Father |
James Hack |
Mother |
Hannah Jeffreys |
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Family |
Samuel Tuke, b. 31 Jul 1784 |
Children |
+ | 1. Hannah Tuke, b. 1811 |
+ | 2. James Hack Tuke, b. 13 Sep 1819, York, Yorkshire, England |
| 3. William Murray Tuke, b. 1822 |
+ | 4. Daniel Hack Tuke, b. 19 Apr 1827 |
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1826 - 1869 (42 years)
Birth |
8 Sep 1826 |
St Leonards, Sussex, England |
Died |
22 Jan 1869 |
St Leonards, Sussex, England |
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Father |
Edmund Janson, b. 24 Oct 1797 |
Mother |
Elizabeth Lowe, b. Abt 1795, London, Middlesex, England |
Married |
24 Aug 1820 |
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Family |
James Hack Tuke, b. 13 Sep 1819, York, Yorkshire, England |
Married |
1848 |
York, Yorkshire, England |
Children |
| 1. Margaret Janson Tuke, b. 1862 |
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1862 - 1947 (85 years)
Nickname |
Meta |
Birth |
1862 |
Died |
1947 |
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Father |
James Hack Tuke, b. 13 Sep 1819, York, Yorkshire, England |
Mother |
Elizabeth Janson, b. 8 Sep 1826, St Leonards, Sussex, England |
Married |
1848 |
York, Yorkshire, England |
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Name |
James Hack Tuke |
Birth |
13 Sep 1819 |
York, Yorkshire, England |
Gender |
Male |
Death |
1896 |
York, Yorkshire, England |
Siblings |
3 Siblings |
+ | 1. Hannah Tuke, b. 1811 d. 1869 (Age 58 years) ▻ George Meynell | + | 2. James Hack Tuke, b. 13 Sep 1819, York, Yorkshire, England d. 1896, York, Yorkshire, England (Age 76 years) ▻ Elizabeth Janson, m. 1848 | | 3. William Murray Tuke, b. 1822 d. 1903 (Age 81 years) | + | 4. Daniel Hack Tuke, b. 19 Apr 1827 d. 05 Mar 1895 (Age 67 years) ▻ Esther Maria Stickney, m. 1853 | |
Person ID |
I116859 |
Geneagraphie |
Last Modified |
26 Jul 2010 |
Family |
Elizabeth Janson, b. 8 Sep 1826, St Leonards, Sussex, England d. 22 Jan 1869, St Leonards, Sussex, England (Age 42 years) |
Marriage |
1848 |
York, Yorkshire, England |
Children |
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Family ID |
F47146 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Last Modified |
26 Jul 2010 |
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Notes |
- He was educated at the Religious Society of Friends school there, and after working for a time in his father's wholesale tea business, became in 1852 a partner in the banking firm of Sharples and Co., and went to live at Hitchin in Hertfordshire.
For eighteen years he was treasurer of the Friends Foreign Mission Association, and for eight years chairman of the Friends Central Education Board. But he is chiefly remembered for his philanthropic work in Ireland, which was in a great measure the result of a visit to Connaught In 1847, and of the scenes of distress which he there witnessed. In 1880, accompanied by WE Forster, he spent two months in the West of Ireland distributing relief which had been privately subscribed by Friends in England.
Letters descriptive of the state of things he saw were published in The Times, and in his pamphlet, Irish Distress and its Remedies (1880), he pointed out that Irish distress was due to economic rather than political difficulties, and advocated state-aided land purchase, peasant proprietorship, light railways, government help for the fishing and local industries, and family emigration for the poorest peasants. From 1882 to 1884 he worked continuously in Ireland superintending the emigration of poor families to the United States and the Colonies.
The failure of the potato crop in Ireland in 1885 again called forth Tuke's energy, and on the invitation of the government, aided by public subscription, he purchased and distributed seed potatoes in order to avert a famine. To his reports of this distribution and his letters to The Times, which were reprinted under the title The Condition of Donegal (1889), were due in a great measure the bill passed for the construction of light railways in 1889 and the Irish Land Act which established the Congested Districts Board in 1891.
See Report of the Select Committee of the House of Commons (1815-1816); Dr Conolly, Treatment of the Insane without Mechanical Restraints (1856); Dr Hack Tuke, Chapters in the History of the Insane in the British Isles (1882).
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