Samuel Staniforth | |
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サミュエル・スタニフォース 1850年頃 享年80歳 | |
| 生誕 | 1769年2月26日 ( 1769-02-26 ) ユニオンストリート、リバプール、イギリス |
| 死去 | 1851年4月5日(1851-04-05)(享年82歳) イギリス、リバプール、エバートン・テラス |
| 眠る場所 | リバプール、セント・トーマス |
| 職業 | 政治家 |
| 著名な | リバプール市長 |
| 配偶者 | メアリー・リトルデール ( 1800年生まれ 、1846年没)子供 |
| サラ・スタニフォース(1805–1892)トーマス・スタニフォース(1807–1887) | 両親 |
| トーマス・スタニフォース |
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スタニフォースはトーマス・スタニフォースとエリザベス・グーアの息子でした。スタニフォース家はダーナル 出身の名家でした
Staniforth was the son of Thomas Staniforth and Elizabeth Goore. The family was a prominent family from Darnall, Sheffield but Samuel lived for most of his life in Liverpool, where he took part in the slave trade along with his father Thomas.
He was born on Union Street, Liverpool on 26 February 1769 and was educated at Clitheroe School under Thomas Wilson. On 28 April 1800 he married Mary Littledale at St. Thomas' Church, Liverpool.[1] He was Mayor of Liverpool from 1812 to 1813.[2]
Records show that both Staniforth and his father Thomas, took part in the trading of many African slaves between Europe and the United States.[3]
Samuel had two children, Reverend Thomas Staniforth (1807–1887), who retired to Storrs Hall and died without having children, and Sarah Staniforth, who married magistrate Frederick Greenwood. Sarah and Frederick had a number of children including politician John Greenwood and Sarah Hannah Greenwood who married John Benson Sidgwick and are notable for employing Charlotte Brontë at Swarcliffe Hall.