CHRISTOPHER•ALLEN•SMITH•WINTON Family Tree - Person Sheet
CHRISTOPHER•ALLEN•SMITH•WINTON Family Tree - Person Sheet
Birth PlaceShanghai, China
Census Date2 Apr 1871 [1481]
Census PlaceLee, Kent, England
Memo15 Wellington Terrace
Census Date3 Apr 1881 [1482]
Census PlaceSevenoaks, Kent, England
MemoSouth Park No.3
Census Date5 Apr 1891 [1483]
Census PlaceSevenoaks, Kent, England
Memo3 South Park
Census Date2 Apr 1911 [4225]
Census PlaceEastbourne, Sussex, England
Memo55 Silverdale Road, Woodthorpe Staveley Road
Death Date3 Dec 1955 [1479]
Death PlaceWest Bank, Hailsham Road, Heathfield, East Sussex, England
MemoBMD Index Dec. 1955 Quarter, Mackintosh, Catherine W., age 89, Hailsham district, vol. 5h, p.283 [index p.57-MAC]
Alt.SpellingCatharine (in some library catalog entries)
FatherJohn Stewart MACKINTOSH (1838-1915)
MotherJessie WINKWORTH (1834-1919)
Misc. Notes
Author of “Coillard of the Zambesi.” [35] In the preface of the book she makes reference to François and Christina Coillard as being her uncle and aunt. This led to the conclusion that her father was a brother of Christina. She was also translator and editor of “On The Threshold Of Central Africa” [1031] which describes her as François Coillard’s niece. François’s preface in this book mentions that Catherine had a sister who assisted her work on the book. Actually, if the placement of the possessive apostrophe is correct, the reference is to more than one sister.
She also wrote, “Some Pioneer Missions of Northern Rhodesia and Nyasaland” (1950), and “The New Zambesi Trail” (1922), “Lewanika: Paramount Chief of the Barotse and Allied Tribes, 1875-1916” (1942), “Dr. Harry Guinness: The Life Story of Henry Grattan Guinness” (1916), “Yeta III, Paramount Chief of the Barotse (Northern Rhodesia)” (1937), “Les Semailles de la petite Kaki” (1913). Co-authored, “An artisan missionary on the Zambesi.”
She lived in Heathfield, Sussex. [1032]
Never married. [1479]
She also wrote, “Some Pioneer Missions of Northern Rhodesia and Nyasaland” (1950), and “The New Zambesi Trail” (1922), “Lewanika: Paramount Chief of the Barotse and Allied Tribes, 1875-1916” (1942), “Dr. Harry Guinness: The Life Story of Henry Grattan Guinness” (1916), “Yeta III, Paramount Chief of the Barotse (Northern Rhodesia)” (1937), “Les Semailles de la petite Kaki” (1913). Co-authored, “An artisan missionary on the Zambesi.”
She lived in Heathfield, Sussex. [1032]
Never married. [1479]
Research
Ancestry.com has a database, “British Phone Books 1880-1984” which lists a “Mackintosh Miss Catherine W” in the 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935 & 1938 editions of the directory which includes the county of Sussex. Her address in each case was “Sandycroft, Heathfield” and phone number was “Heathfield Twr 193.”
13-JUL-2011: searched www.bmdregisters.co.uk for Catherine Ma*intosh within Births & Baptisms 1866 (+/- 5 years), specifically in China. Zero hits.
13-JUL-2011: searched www.bmdregisters.co.uk for Cath* Ma*intosh within Births & Baptisms 1866 (+/- 5 years), all locations One hit, not a match.
05-JUN-2016: not found in Ancestry.com: “UK, Registers of Births, Marriages and Deaths From British Consulates, 1810-1968”
13-JUL-2011: searched www.bmdregisters.co.uk for Catherine Ma*intosh within Births & Baptisms 1866 (+/- 5 years), specifically in China. Zero hits.
13-JUL-2011: searched www.bmdregisters.co.uk for Cath* Ma*intosh within Births & Baptisms 1866 (+/- 5 years), all locations One hit, not a match.
05-JUN-2016: not found in Ancestry.com: “UK, Registers of Births, Marriages and Deaths From British Consulates, 1810-1968”