Bridlington, Yorkshire
Richard and Robert Staveley are the sons of John Staveley and Mary DALE of Wetwang, Yorkshire:
1881: 3 Midway Ter, Bridlington, Yorkshire, England
| John STEPHENSON | Head | M | Male | 30 | Seamer, York, England | Railway Drayman |
| Jane STEPHENSON | Wife | M | Female | 39 | Flamboro, York, England | |
| Richard STAVELEY | Lodger | U | Male | 26 | Wetwang, York, England | Railway Signalman |
| Robert STAVELEY | Lodger | U | Male | 23 | Wetwang, York, England | Railway Signalman |
In 1881 Richard and Robert's parents are living in Hutton Cranswick, and their brother George is found lodging in the NAYLOR household in Beverley, Yorkshire. In 1891 Robert has moved to Great Driffield, and Richard is found residing in Hilderthorpe.
Stephen Staveley was born in 1859 and christened in Wilberfoss, Yorkshire to Robert Staveley of Hayton, and Honor DANBY of Yapham cum Meltonby. Stephen married his wife Sarah in 1887 in Scarborough, and is residing in Bridlington in 1891:
1891: 11 High Street, Bridlington, Yorkshire, England
| Stephen STAVELY | Head | M | Male | 32 | Newton, Yorkshire, England | Brewers Dray Man |
| Sarah A. STAVELY | Wife | U | Female | 27 | Harum, Yorkshire, England | |
| Sydney STAVELEY | Son | U | Male | 1 | Scarborough, Yorkshire, England | |
| Christiana GILBANK | Serv | U | Female | 17 | Brawby, Yorkshire, England | General Servant (domestic) |
1901: 71 High Street, Bridlington, Yorkshire, England
| Stephen STAVELLY | Head | M | Male | 42 | Newton, Yorkshire, England | Brewers Agent |
| Sarah A. STAVELLY | Wife | U | Female | 37 | Arram, Yorkshire, England | |
| Sidney STAVELLY | Son | U | Male | 11 | Scarboro, Yorkshire, England | |
| Ernest G. STAVELLY | Son | U | Male | 9 | Bridlington, Yorkshire, England | |
| Herbert STAVELLY | Son | U | Male | 5 | Bridlington, Yorkshire, England | |
| John S. STAVELLY | Son | U | Male | 11 Mo. | Bridlington, Yorkshire, England |
Stephen and Sarah were living at 12 Brett St., in Bridlington during World War 1. Stephen and Sarah's son, Sydney Staveley, served with the Duke of Wellington's West Riding Regiment during the War. Sydney was killed in France during the Battle of the Somme on September 3, 1916. Stephen and Sarah lost a second son, Ernest Gilbank Staveley, who was a Rifleman in the West Yorkshire Regiment during World War 1. Ernest died May 27, 1917, at the age of 26 years, and was buried in Bridlington Cemetery, grave L113.