Lewis Moorsom

Lewis Henry Moorsom (1835 – 10 March 1914) was an English cricketer active from 1865 to 1869 who played for Lancashire and Trinidad.[1] He was born in London and died in Bournemouth. He appeared in three first-class matches and scored 41 runs with a highest score of 15.[2] Like his father, William Moorsom (1804–1863), Lewis was a civil engineer.[3]

Notes

These facts are set out on the ESPN website (this is a link to the site), accessed 10 July 2014.
Lewis Moorsom at CricketArchive
Chrimes, Mike (23 September 2004). "Moorsom, William Scarth". Oxford DNB. Retrieved 25 April 2020.

Moorsom family tree

Richard Moorsom
(1729–1809)

Mary Ward
(1729–1816)

Thomas Scarth
(1736–1824)

Margaret Lane
(1739–1798)

Robert Moorsom
(1760–1835)

Eleanor Scarth
(1765–1828)

Jonathan Scarth
(1772–1850)

Lewis Morris Wilkins
(1801–18850

Sarah Rachel Thomas

Constantine Richard
Moorsom
(1792–1869)

Mary Maude
(1796–1877)

Maria Margaret Moorsom
(1794–1877)

Henry Longueville Mansel
(1783–1835)

William Scarth Moorsom
(1804–1863)

Isobel Ann Morris Wilkins
(1808–1860)

Eleanor Sara Moorsom
(1824–1883)

Robert Benson
(1814–1875)

James Marshall Moorsom
(1837–1918)

Emma Catherine Browne
(1851–1920)

Henry Longueville Mansel
(1820–1871)

Lewis Henry Moorsom
(1835–1914)

William Robert Moorsom
(1834–1858)

Robert Henry Benson
(1850–1929)

Raisley Stewart Moorsom
(1892–1981)

Anne Thompson
(1900–1993)

Ruth Sasha Moorsom
(1931–1993)

Michael Dunlop Young
(1915–2002)

Toby Daniel
Moorsom Young
(born 1963)

Sources

The Descendants of Robert Moorsom www.pennyghael.org.uk

Family tree of the Moorsom family

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