Hewing the Stones

The ancestry of the Stanier Family of Colchester

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the list of ancestors
the entries for each person in alphabetical order
census transcripts and scans
indented pedigrees

Some subsidiary files are not included.

Table of Ancestors

A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | R | S | T | U | W

Adams \| Amory \| Austen, Austin

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Name	Birth or Baptism §		Death or Burial ¶		Relation ‡	Gen ※
Name	Date	Place	Date	Place	Relation ‡	Gen ※
Adams 1748 - 1831 CON
Grace Adams → Berriman 1791	16 March 1771	Morwenstow CON	22 December 1831	Kilkhampton CON	MFFFFM	6
Henry Adams	15 May 1727	Morwenstow CON	27 February 1811	Morwenstow CON	MFFFFMF	7
Henry Adams	27 December 1688	Morwenstow CON	~ Child baptised 14 December 1730	Morwenstow CON	MFFFFMFF	8
Hugh Adams	11 October 1660	Kilkhampton CON	~ Child baptised 1 May 1696	Morwenstow CON	MFFFFMFFF	9
John Adams	27 August 1609	Kilkhampton CON	3 April 1681	Kilkhampton CON	MFFFFMFFFF	10
Thomasin Adams	~ Child baptised 1602	Kilkhampton CON	~ Child baptised 24 August 1620	Kilkhampton CON	MFFFFMFFFFM	11
Hugh Adams	~ Child baptised 1602	Kilkhampton CON	~ Child baptised 24 August 1620	Kilkhampton CON	MFFFFMFFFFF	11
Adams 1750 - 1854 WAR → WOR
Sarah Sophia Adams → Davis 1851	1827	Cradley WOR	~ Registered a child 26 September 1856	Cradley WOR	FMMMFM	6
Henry Adams	1799	Aston WAR	24 April 1863	Lumbans Bank, Cradley WOR	FMMMFMF	7
Elizabeth Adams	1804	Netherton WOR	29 December 1858	Lumbans Bank Cradley	FMMMFMM	7
Thomas Adams	1 January 1770	Aston WAR	~ Child baptised 1809	Aston WAR	FMMMFMFF	8
Andrew Addams	~ Child born 1770	Aston WAR	~ Child born 1770	Aston WAR	FMMMFMFFF	9
Lydia Addams	~ Child born 1770	Aston WAR	~ Child born 1770	Aston WAR	FMMMFMFFM	9
Amory 1630 - 1681 LIN → CAM
Susanne Amory	1651	Sandtoft LIN	~ Child baptised 26 March 1681	Thorney CAM	MMFMFFFFMM	10
Isaac Amory	~ Child baptised 30 March 1645	Sandtoft LIN	~ Child baptised 1653	Sandtoft LIN	MMFMFFFFMMF	11
Austin 1667 - 1744 BDF
Elizabeth Austin → Cooper 1744	19 April 1722	Sandy BDF	~ Child baptised 9 January 1744	Sandy BDF	MFMFFMMMM	9
Richard Austen	18 October 1693	Sandy BDF	21 June 1741	Sandy St Swithun BDF	MFMFFMMMMF	10
Nicholas Austen	~ Married 25 January 1682	Sandy BDF	17 January 1694	Sandy St Swithun BDF	MFMFFMMMMFF	11

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Bagnall \| Barker \| Barrett \| Barter \| Bartram, Bartrum \| Baseley \| Bateman \| Batth \| Beal \| Benbow, Bendbow \| Berriman Betteridge \| Blacke \| Bloer, Blower \| Bonas \| Bourne \| Broad \| Brooks \| Brown \| Burton \| Butler
Name	Birth or Baptism §		Death or Burial ¶		Relation ‡	Gen ※
Name	Date	Place	Date	Place	Relation ‡	Gen ※
Bagnall 1760 - 1815 WOR
Mary Bagnall → Clift 1787	14 October 1766	Cradley WOR	1815	Cradley WOR	FMFMFFM	7
Cornelius Bagnall	~ Child born 19 October 1760	Halesowen WOR	~ Child born 12 October 1777	Halesowen WOR	FMFMFFMF	8
Mary Bagnall	~ Child born 19 October 1760	Halesowen WOR	~ Child born 12 October 1777	Halesowen WOR	FMFMFFMM	8
Barker 1787 - 1871 NFK
Ann Barker → Austin 1718	~ Married 27 September 1718	Sandy BDF	~ Child baptised 19 April 1722	Sandy BDF	MFMFFMMMMM	10
Barker 1703 - 1722 BDF
Caroline Barker → Skipper 1841	1818	Castle Acre NFK	2 April 1871	Castle Acre NFK	MMMFMM	6
Robert Barker	1787	Bradenham NFK	30 September 1862	Castle Acre NFK	MMMFMMF	7
Barrett 1809 - 1921 NFK
Charlotte Barrett → Skipper 1849	25 April 1830	West Rudham NFK	13 February 1921	Castle Acre NFK	MMMMM	5
John Barrett	~ Married 22 November 1824	West Rudham NFK	~ Child baptised 27 September 1835	West Rudham NFK	MMMMMF	6
Barter 1698 - 1775 WOR
Jane Barter → Evans 1745	5 October 1720	Dudley WOR	~ Child baptised 14 May 1764	Dudley WOR	FMMFFMMMM	9
James Barter	~ Married July 1713	Dudley WOR	~ Child baptised 17 September 1723	Dudley WOR	FMMFFMMMMF	10
Bartrum 1706 - 1753 BDF
Elizabeth Bartrum → Pettit 1753	24 September 1732	Bletsoe BDF	~ Child baptised 1 January 1775	Bletsoe BDF	MFMFMMFFM	9
Francis Bartram	~ Child baptised 9 February 1717	Bletsoe BDF	3 October 1764	Bletsoe BDF	MFMFMMFFMF	10
Anne Bartram	~ Child baptised 9 February 1717	Bletsoe BDF	4 January 1767	Bletsoe BDF	MFMFMMFFMM	10
Baseley 1740 - 1800 WAR
Elizabeth Baseley → Betteridge 1761	1740	Brailes WAR	14 February 1800	Brailes WAR	FMMMFMMM	9
Bateman 1590 - 1687 SAL
Anne Bateman → Massey 1687	23 August 1661	Billingsley SAL	~ Child baptised 1702	Billingsley SAL	FMFMMFMMFM	10
Willemus Bateman	24 February 1621	Chelmarsh SAL	1707	Billingsley SAL	FMFMMFMMFMF	11
Margery Bateman	~ Child baptised 19 February 1646	Billingsley SAL	1702	Billingsley SAL	FMFMMFMMFMM	11
Jermani Bateman	~ married 25 August 1608	Sidbury SAL	11 June 1659	Chelmarsh SAL	FMFMMFMMFMFF	12
Batth 1625 - 1663 CON
Johan Batth → Gooding 1642	~ Married 4 August 1642	Morwenstow CON	26 August 1663	Morwenstow CON	MFFFFMFMFM	10
Beal 1721 - 1819 NTH
Elizabeth Beal → Whitmee 1756	15 February 1736	Wellingborough NTH	1819	Olney BKM	MFMFMFFFM	9
William Beal	~ Child baptised 15 February 1736	Wellingborough NTH	~ Child baptised 15 February 1736	Wellingborough NTH	MFMFMFFFMF	10
Benbow 1648 - 1734 SAL
Mary Benbow → Lloyd 1730	5 December 1709	Bridgnorth SAL	~ Child baptised 27 January 1734	Bridgnorth SAL	FMFMMMFFMM	9
William Bendbow	21 April 1663	Bridgnorth SAL	~ Child baptised 24 August 1724	Bridgnorth SAL	FMFMMMFFMMF	10
Mary Benbow	~ Child baptised 21 April 1663	Bridgnorth SAL	~ Child baptised 21 April 1663	Bridgnorth SAL	FMFMMMFFMMFM	11
William Benbow	~ Child baptised 21 April 1663	Bridgnorth SAL	~ Child baptised 21 April 1663	Bridgnorth SAL	FMFMMMFFMMFF	11
Berriman1776 to date CON → CAM → ESS
Heather June Berriman → Stanier 1979	still living				M	1
John Hall Berriman	31 October 1918	Bourn CAM	8 December 1989	Colchester ESS	MF	2
John Berriman	21 December 1888	Whitstone CON	17 September 1962	168 Maldon Rd, Colchester ESS	MFF	3
John Berriman	14 April 1844	Shop, Whitstone CON	20 January 1908	Hatley St George CAM	MFFF	4
John Berriman	24 April 1808	Launcells CON	4 May 1887	Whitstone CON	MFFFF	5
William Berriman	~ 1757 implied by the burial record	Kilkhampton CON	22 December 1831	Kilkhampton CON	MFFFFF	6
Betteridge 1711 - 1821 GLS → OXF → WAR
Elizabeth Betteridge	11 October 1772	Brailes WAR	~ Child baptised 1809	Aston WAR	FMMMFMM	8
William Betteridge	8 July 1739	Chipping Norton OXF	18 November 1821	Brailes WAR	FMMMFMMF	9
Steven Betteridge	8 September 1711	Upper Swell GLS	20 April 1783	Chipping Norton OXF	FMMMFMMFF	10
Richard Betteridge	1673	Upper Swell GLS	~ Child born 8 September 1711	Chipping Norton OXF	FMMMFMMFFF	11
Richard Betteridge	1644	Upper Swell GLS	~ Child born 1673	Upper Swell GLS	FMMMFMMFFFF	12
Black 1730 - 1751 CON
Grace Blacke → Goodman 1745	~ Married 23 July 1745	Whitstone CON	~ Child baptised 26 May 1751	Whitstone CON	MFFMMMFM	8
Blower 1773 - 1869 WAR → MDX
Martha Blower → Kirk 1848	8 August 1821	Baddesley Ensor WAR	5 January 1869	Clerkenwell MDX	MMFFM	5
John Blower	9 February 1800	Baddesley Ensor WAR	~ listed in 1861 census	Grendon Common, Grendon WAR	MMFFMF	6
Joseph Bloer	~ Child baptised 12 June 1788	Baddesley Ensor WAR	~ Child baptised 1 October 1807	Baddesley Ensor WAR	MMFFMFF	7
Elizabeth Bloer	~ Child baptised 12 June 1788	Baddesley Ensor WAR	~ Child baptised 1 October 1807	Baddesley Ensor WAR	MMFFMFM	7
Bonas 1789 - 1946 NFK → ESS
Sybil May Bonas → Kirk 1915	6 July 1890	Castle Acre NFK	18 October 1946	Essex County Hospital, Colchester ESS	MMM	3
Frederic Bonas	4 June 1866	Castle Acre NFK	11 January 1938	Castle Acre	MMMF	4
Jesse Bonas	4 February 1839	Castle Acre NFK	16 March 1891	Lunatic Asylum, Thorpe NFK	MMMFF	5
William Bonas	1789	Harpley NFK	1 March 1878	Gayton Union Workhouse	MMMFFF	6
John Boness	~ Married 10 October 1775	West Rudham NFK	~ Child born 1789	Harpley NFK	MMMFFFF	7
Bourne 1740 - 1803 SAL
Kezia Bourne → Lee 1803	13 November 1776	Bridgnorth SAL	20 July 1860	Underhill Street, Bridgnorth SAL	FMMFMFM	7
John Bourne	~ Married 6 November 1759	Bridgnorth SAL	~ Child baptised 26 May 1784	Bridgnorth SAL	FMMFMFMF	8
Broad 1674 - 1715 DEV
Elizabeth Broad → Nott 1709	16 March 1689/90	Merton DEV	~ Child baptised 13 September 1715	Merton DEV	MFFFMFMFM	9
Mary Broad	~ Child baptised 16 March 1689/90	Merton DEV	28 February 1699/700	Merton DEV	MFFFMFMFMM	10
William Broad	~ Child baptised 16 March 1689/90	Merton DEV	27 February 1692/3	Merton DEV	MFFFMFMFMF	10
Brooks 1795 - 1825 WOR
Mary Brooks → Clift 1810	~ Married 23 April 1810	Dudley WOR	18 January 1860	Colley Lane, Cradley WOR	FMFMFM	6
John Brooks	~ Child baptised 13 December 1803	Dudley WOR	~ Child baptised 22 April 1810	Dudley WOR	FMFMFMF	6
Brooks 1750 - 1827 WOR
Ann Brooks → Poole 1788	1750	Hagley WOR	24 October 1827	Hagley	FMFFFFM	7
Brown 1781 - 1851 HRT → MDX
Caroline Brown → Woolloton 1826	3 July 1803	Walkern HRT	15 October 1851	Clay Hill, Enfield MDX	MMFMMM	6
Thomas Brown	1781	Walkern HRT	~ Listed in 1851 census	Clay Hill, Enfield MDX	MMFMMMF	7
Hannah Brown	~ Child baptised 3 July 1803	Walkern HRT	20 August 1842	Clay Hill, Enfield MDX	MMFMMMM	7
Burton 1654 - 1675 LIN
Ellinor Burton → Revill 1699	~ Married 16 June 1669	Owston LIN	~ Child baptised 27 May 1675	Owston LIN	MMFMFFMMFFM	11
Butler 1713 - 1733 WIL
Anne Butler → Smart 1728	~ Married 15 July 1728	Bishops Cannings WIL	~ Child baptised 10 October 1733	Calne WIL	FFMMFFMMM	9

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Careles, Carelesse \| Carr \| Chadwick \| Chandler \| Chebbott \| Clift \| Collett \| Colson \| Cook \| Cooke \| Cooper, Cowper \| Cork \| Cottle \| Cox \| Cupis
Name	Birth or Baptism §		Death or Burial ¶		Relation ‡	Gen ※
Name	Date	Place	Date	Place	Relation ‡	Gen ※
Careless 1616 - 1750 CAM
Elizabeth Carelesse → Cupis 1713	21 March 1685	Gamlingay CAM	23 July 1750	Gamlingay CAM	MFMMMFMMM	9
Thomas Carelesse	30 March 1635	Gamlingay CAM	~ Child baptised 21 March 1685	Gamlingay CAM	MFMMMFMMMF	10
Isabell Carelesse	~ Child baptised 1 October 1677	Gamlingay CAM	~ Child baptised 21 March 1685	Gamlingay CAM	MFMMMFMMMM	10
Lewes Careles	~ Child baptised 16 June 1631	Gamlingay CAM	~ Will dated 23 September 16711	Gamlingay CAM	MFMMMFMMMFF	11
Katherine Carelesse	~ Child baptised 16 June 1631	Gamlingay CAM	~ Child baptised 30 March 1635	Gamlingay CAM	MFMMMFMMMFM	11
Carr 1743 - 1803 NFK
Mary Carr → Wigg 1778	11 May 1758	Shipdham NFK	~ Child baptised 29 October 1779	Cranworth cum Letton NFK	MMMFFMMM	8
John Carr	~ Child baptised 11 May 1758	Shipdham NFK	~ Child baptised 11 May 1758	Shipdham NFK	MMMFFMMMF	9
Mary Carr	~ Child baptised 11 May 1758	Shipdham NFK	~ Child baptised 11 May 1758	Shipdham NFK	MMMFFMMMM	9
Chadwick 1691 - 1814 BDF
Sarah Chadwick → Cooper 1706	~ Married February 1706	Sandy BDF	~ Child baptised 26 December 1713	Sandy BDF	MFMFFMMMFM	10
Chandler 1794 - 1814 WOR
Jane Chandler → Hipkiss 1809	~ Married 24 August 1809	Old Swinford WOR	~ Child baptised 4 May 1814	Halesowen WOR	FMFMMMM	7
Chandler Chandler 1650 - 1788 BDF
Sarah Chandler → Guy 1745	25 January 1718/9	Tempsford BDF	1 June 1788	Tempsford BDF	MFMFFFFMM	9
Thomas Chandler	15 June 1677	Tempsford BDF	8 April 1750	Tempsford BDF	MFMFFFFMMF	10
William Chandler	~ Child baptised 5 January 1665/6	Tempsford BDF	~ Child baptised 21 March 1672/3	Tempsford BDF	MFMFFFFMMFF	11
Chebbott 1640 - 1701 CON
Joanne Chebbott→ Warmington 1693	8 April 1663	Morwenstow CON	~ Child baptised 4 September 1701	Morwenstow CON	MFFFFMMMM	9
John Chebbott	~ Child baptised 17 February 1659	Morwenstow CON	~ Child baptised 16 February 1665	Morwenstow CON	MFFFFMMMMF	10
Honor Chebbott	~ Child baptised 17 February 1659	Morwenstow CON	~ Child baptised 16 February 1665	Morwenstow CON	MFFFFMMMMM	10
Clift 1704 - 1934 STS/WOR
Jane Clift → Poole 1884 ⇒ Lavender 1906 ⇛ Cockin 1925	29 November 1866	Cradley Heath STS	5 November 1934	Cradley Heath STS	FMFM	4
William Clift	7 August 1819	Cradley WOR	10 April 1883	13 Corngreaves Road, Rowley Regis STS	FMFMF	5
Thomas Clift	25 December 1789	Cradley WOR	5 February 1873	The Union Workhouse, Stourbridge WOR	FMFMFF	6
James Clift	11 February 1768	Cradley WOR	27 January 1844	Overend, Cradley WOR	FMFMFFF	7
Samuel Clift	10 August 1744	Rowley Regis STS	7 June 1825	Cradley WOR	FMFMFFFF	8
James Clift	24 January 1719	Rowley Regis STS	~ Child baptised 10 August 1744	Rowley Regis STS	FMFMFFFFF	9
John Clift	~ Child baptised 24 February 1719	Rowley Regis STS	14 November 1728	Rowley Regis STS	FMFMFFFFFF	10
Sarah Clift	~ Child baptised 24 February 1719	Rowley Regis STS	~ Child baptised 6 February 1725/6	Rowley Regis STS	FMFMFFFFFM	10
Collett 1779 - 1871 WOR
Elizabeth Collett → Whitehouse 1839 ⇒ Coulson 1851 ⇛ Hill 1854	9 January 1820	Dudley WOR	2 September 1872	7 Angel Street, Queens Cross, Dudley WOR	FMMFFM	6
Samuel Collett	22 October 1777, aged 4	Worcester St Swithun WOR	~ Recorded as "dead" on his daughter's marriage certificate 6 February 1854	Dudley WOR	FMMFFMF	7
John Collett	~ Child born 1779	Dudley WOR	~ Child born 1779	Dudley WOR	FMMFFMFF	8
Colson 1698 - 1783 NTH
Mary Colson → Whitmee 1732	1698	unknown	16 May 1783	Olney BKM	MFMFMFFFFM	10
Cook 1715 - 1759 SAL
Elizabeth Cook → Bourne 1756	14 February 1733	Bridgnorth SAL	~ Child baptised 26 May 1784	Bridgnorth SAL	FMMFMFMM	8
Joseph Cook	~ Child baptised 27 June 1732	Bridgnorth SAL	~ Child baptised 6 September 1746	Bridgnorth SAL	FMMFMFMMF	9
Sarah Cook	~ Child baptised 27 June 1732	Bridgnorth SAL	~ Child baptised 6 September 1746	Bridgnorth SAL	FMMFMFMMM	9
Cooke 1663 - 1732 CON
Grace Cooke → Gooding 1678	~ Married 15 November 1678	Morwenstow CON	15 June 1732	Morwenstow CON	MFFFFMFMM	9
Cooper 1668 - 1786 BDF
Mary Cooper → Simmonds 1769	9 January 1744	Sandy BDF	18 September 1786	Sandy BDF	MFMFFMMM	8
William Cooper	20 January 1712	Sandy BDF	~ Child baptised 9 January 1744	Sandy BDF	MFMFFMMMF	9
Richard Cooper	2 October 1683	Sandy BDF	~ Child baptised 26 December 1712	Sandy BDF	MFMFFMMMFF	10
William Cooper	~ Child baptised 2 October 1683	Sandy BDF	~ Child baptised 2 October 1683	Sandy BDF	MFMFFMMMFFF	11
Sarah Cooper	~ Child baptised 2 October 1683	Sandy BDF	~ Child baptised 2 October 1683	Sandy BDF	MFMFFMMMFFM	11
Cowper 1565 - 1601 NTH
Mary Cowper	1565	unknown	~ Child baptised 1601	Yardley Hastings NTH	MFMFMFFFFFFFFM	14
Cork 1680 - 1723 SOM
Jane Cork → Thorne	1680	SOM	~ Child baptised 1723	Wiveliscombe	FMMFFMFMMFM	11
Cottle 1680 - 1788 CON
Damaris Cottle → Adams 1762	20 August 1736	Morwenstow CON	10 April 1788	Morwenstow CON	MFFFFMM	7
Simon Cottle	12 February 1704	Morwenstow CON	17 May 1780	Morwenstow CON	MFFFFMMF	8
Simon Cottle	5 June 1664	Morwenstow CON	18 February 1739	Morwenstow CON	MFFFFMMFF	9
Mary Cottle	~ Child baptised 29 December 1698	Morwenstow CON	25 November 1729	Morwenstow CON	MFFFFMMFM	9
Cox 1750 - 1813 WOR
Pamelo Cox → Walker 1796	1766	WOR	12 October 1842	Cradley WOR	FMMMMFMM	8
Francis Cox	~ Married 7 April 1747	Rowley Regis STS	28 March 1783	Rowley Regis STS	FMMMMFMMF	9
Cupis 1660 - 1797 BDF → CAM
Anne Cupis → Mann 1751	25 December 1726	Gamlingay CAM	22 January 1797	Gamlingay CAM	MFMMMFMM	8
Stephen Cupis	23 November 1690	Cardington BDF	26 February 1741	Gamlingay CAM	MFMMMFMMF	9
Stephen Cupis	1660	unknown	6 October 1737	Great Staughton HUN	MFMMMFMMFF	10
Mary Cupis	~ Child baptised 17 January 1685/6	Cardington BDF	~ Child baptised 14 August 1698	Cardington BDF	MFMMMFMMFM	10

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Daine \| Davies,Davis \| Dutton
Name	Birth or Baptism §		Death or Burial ¶		Relation ‡	Gen ※
Name	Date	Place	Date	Place	Relation ‡	Gen ※
Daine 1755 - 1835 WAR
Elizabeth Daine → Dutton 1781	~ 1755 implied by the burial record	Mancetter WAR	19 March 1835	Mancetter WAR	MMFFMMM	7
Davies 1795 - 1959 WAR → WOR
Esther Davies → Whitehouse 1901	17 January 1878	The Innage, Cradley WOR	4 July 1959	10 Burton Road, Sedgley STS	FMMM	4
Henry Davies	11 January 1854	Cradley WOR	1 March 1899	20 Corngreavges Road, Cradley Heath STS	FMMMF	5
Levi Davis	1823	Rowley Regis STS	~ Child born 7 September 1856	Cradley WOR	FMMMFF	6
Joseph Davis	1795	Rowley Regis STS	~ Listed in 1861 census	Darby and Pargeters Colliery, Rowley Regis STS	FMMMFFF	7
Davies 1712 - 1728 WIL
Susana Davies → Stevens 1728	~ Married 12 June 1728	Devizes WIL	~ Married 12 June 1728	Devizes WIL	FFMMFFFFM	9
Davies 1590 - 1648 SAL
Katherine Davies → Bateman 1608	~ married 25 August 1608	Sidbury SAL	1648	Chelmarsh SAL	FMFMMFMMFMFM	12
Davis 1804 - 1884 WAR → WOR
Mary Ann Davis → Walker 1851	1826	Birmingham WAR	22 October 1868	Cradley WOR	FMMMMM	6
Noah Davis	~ Married 19 October 1819	Birmingham SS Peter and Paul WAR	~ Child born 1826	Birmingham WAR	FMMMMMF	7
Dutton 1781 - 1836 WAR
Frances Dutton → Blower 1814	28 September 1794	Mancetter WAR	~ Child baptised 20 August 1836	Mancetter WAR	MMFFMM	6
Joseph Dutton	~ Married 24 December 1781	Mancetter WAR	~ Child baptised 10 June 1797	Mancetter WAR	MMFFMMF	7

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Elkins \| Evans
Name	Birth or Baptism §		Death or Burial ¶		Relation ‡	Gen ※
Name	Date	Place	Date	Place	Relation ‡	Gen ※
Elkins 1627 - 1673 GLS
Deborah Elkins→ Betteridge	5 August 1627	Upper Swell GLS	~ Child born 1673	Upper Swell GLS	FMMMFMMFFFM	12
Evans 1709 - 1783 WOR
Elizabeth Evans → Southall 1766	10 March 1746/7	Dudley WOR	~ Child baptised 30 November 1783	Dudley WOR	FMMFFMMM	8
William Evans	9 August 1724	Dudley WOR	~ Child baptised 14 May 1764	Dudley WOR	FMMFFMMMF	9
William Evans	~ Child baptised 9 August 1724	Dudley WOR	~ Child baptised 6 February 1725/6	Dudley WOR	FMMFFMMMFF	10
Mary Evans	~ Child baptised 9 August 1724	Dudley WOR	~ Child baptised 6 February 1725/6	Dudley WOR	FMMFFMMMFM	10

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Foxall \| Freeman
Name	Birth or Baptism §		Death or Burial ¶		Relation ‡	Gen ※
Name	Date	Place	Date	Place	Relation ‡	Gen ※
Foxall 1650 - 1751 WOR
Elizabeth Foxall → Southall 1727	25 February 1706	Dudley WOR	~ Child baptised 1 September 1751	Dudley WOR	FMMFFMMFM	9
Jeseph Foxall	7 August 1681	Dudley WOR	~ Child baptised 25 February 1706	Dudley WOR	FMMFFMMFMF	10
Henry Foxall	~ Married 16 August 1662	Dudley WOR	~ Child baptised 7 August 1681	Dudley WOR	FMMFFMMFMFF	11
Freeman 1790 - 1888 MDX
Lucy Freeman → Read 1835	19 November 1812	Marylebone MDX	23 August 1888	44 Wyndham Street, Marylebone MDX	FFMFM	5
William Freeman	~ Child born 19 September 1807	Marylebone MDX	~ Child born 19 November 1812	Marylebone MDX	FFMFMF	6
Lucy Freeman	~ Child born 19 September 1807	Marylebone MDX	~ Child born 19 November 1812	Marylebone MDX	FFMFMM	6

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Gee \| Gill \| Godfrey \| Goodbody, Goodbury \| Gooding \| Goodman \| Goodwin \| Grove \| Guy
Name	Birth or Baptism §		Death or Burial ¶		Relation ‡	Gen ※
Name	Date	Place	Date	Place	Relation ‡	Gen ※
Gee 1842 - 1906 STS → WAR
Elizabeth Gee → Shaw 1871	~ 1842 implied by marriage certificate, 1871	Pensnett STS	16 April 1906	118 Lodge Road, Birmingham WAR	FFFMM	5
Gill 1667 - 1693 BDF
Elizabeth Gill → Austen 1682	~ Married 25 January 1682	Sandy BDF	~ Child baptised 18 November 1693	Sandy BDF	MFMFFMMMMFM	11
Godfrey 1782 - 1808 BDF
Sarah Godfrey → Hall 1797	~ Married 24 April 1797	Tempsford BDF	~ Child baptised 3 July 1808	Tempsford BDF	MFMFFFM	7
Goodbody 1758 - 1837 NFK
Harriet Goodbody → Barrett 1824	7 July 1802	Rougham NFK	~ Listed in 1841 census	West Rudham NFK	MMMMMM	6
William Goodbody	20 July 1782	East Rudham NFK	16 March 1864	The Union Workhouse, Docking NFK	MMMMMMF	7
John Goodbury	1758	Rudham NFK	31 January 1837	Rudham NFK	MMMMMMFF	8
Gooding 1625 - 1731 CON
Grace Gooding → Adams 1725	13 August 1693	Morwenstow CON	3 November 1731	Morwenstow CON	MFFFFMFM	8
Thomas Gooding	28 May 1643	Morwenstow CON	13 January 1715	Morwenstow CON	MFFFFMFMF	9
Thomas Gooding	~ Married 4 August 1642	Morwenstow CON	~ Child baptised 19 July 1648	Morwenstow CON	MFFFFMFMFF	10
Goodman 1667 - 1810 CON
Mary Goodman → Martyn 1810	29 May 1776	Week St Mary CON	~ Child baptised 22 July 1810	Whitstone CON	MFFMMM	6
John Goodman	26 May 1751	Whitstone CON	~ Child baptised 29 May 1776	Week St Mary CON	MFFMMMF	7
Elizabeth Goodman	~ Child baptised 17 April 1774	Week St Mary CON	~ Child baptised 29 May 1776	Week St Mary CON	MFFMMMM	7
Henry Goodman	23 November 1716	Week St Mary CON	~ Child baptised 26 May 1751	Whitstone CON	MFFMMMFF	8
John Goodman	6 September 1682	Poundstock CON	~ Child baptised 23 November 1716	Week St Mary CON	MFFMMMFFF	9
John Goodman	~ Child baptised 6 September 1682	Poundstock CON	~ Administration dated 3 December 1691	Poundstock CON	MFFMMMFFFF	10
Priscilla Goodman	~ Child baptised 6 September 1682	Poundstock CON	~ Administered her husbands will 3 December 1691	Poundstock CON	MFFMMMFFFM	10
Goodwin 1650 - 1681 WOR
Ciseley Goodwin → Foxall 1662	~ Married 16 August 1662	Dudley WOR	~ Child baptised 7 August 1681	Dudley WOR	FMMFFMMFMFM	11
Grove 1792 - 1870 WOR
Elizabeth Grove → Poole 1850	17 October 1830	Halesowen WOR	28 July 1866	Cradley WOR	FMFFM	5
James Grove	1792	Cradley WOR	3 October 1854	High Town, Cradley WOR	FMFFMF	6
Elizabeth Grove	1799	Moseley STS	20 March 1863	Cradley WOR	FMFFMM	6
Guy 1700 - 1801 BDF
Sarah Guy → Hall 1768	19 March 1748/9	Tempsford BDF	22 December 1801	Tempsford BDF	MFMFFFFM	8
Nathaniel Guy	15 March 1718/9	Tempsford BDF	18 January 1776	Tempsford BDF	MFMFFFFMF	9
Nathaniel Guy	~ Married 13 November 1715	Tempsford BDF	19 January 1748/9	Tempsford BDF	MFMFFFFMFF	10
Mary Guy	~ Married 13 November 1715	Tempsford BDF	6 August 1746	Tempsford BDF	MFMFFFFMFM	10

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Habgood, Hobgood, Hopgood \| Hague \| Hall \| Hallman \| Hancox \| Harris \| Harrison \| Head Hearne \| Heaven \| Henley \| Herne \| Hill \| Hingley \| Hipkiss \| Hudson \| Hughes \| Humphrey \| Hutton \|
Name	Birth or Baptism §		Death or Burial ¶		Relation ‡	Gen ※
Name	Date	Place	Date	Place	Relation ‡	Gen ※
Hague 1741 - 1762 NFK
Alice Hague → Langley 1756	~ Married 4 August 1756	East Rudham NFK	22 October 1794	East Rudham NFK	MMMMMMFMM	9
Hall 1728 - 1945 BDF → CAM → ESS
Mabel Hall → Berriman 1917	24 July 1892	Gamlingay CAM	23 November 1945	Shaws Farm, Parsons Heath, Colchester ESS	MFM	3
Joseph Hall	24 June 1867	Eaton Socon BDF	1 October 1914	The Nursing Hospital, Thompsons Lane, Cambridge	MFMF	4
John Hall	2 April 1843	Sandy BDF	28 January 1914	The Ford, Eaton Socon BDF	MFMFF	5
Richard Hall	20 January 1805	Tempsford BDF	22 October 1886	Eynesbury HUN	MFMFFF	6
Richard Hall	29 January 1775	Tempsford BDF	24 November 1811	Tempsford BDF	MFMFFFF	7
Richard Hall	29 April 1744	Tempsford BDF	3 December 1816	Tempsford BDF	MFMFFFFF	8
Richard Hall	~ Married 15 January 1743	Biggleswade BDF	4 August 1769	Tempsford BDF	MFMFFFFFF	9
Hallman 1796 - 1869 SAL → WOR
Elizabeth Hallman	1796	Newport SAL	26 January 1869	Stakenbridge, Hagley WOR	FMFFFM	6
Hancox 1593 - 1691 WOR → STS
Ann Hancox → Southall 1680	25 September 1664	Rowley Regis STS	~ Child baptised 20 September 1691	Dudley WOR	FMMFFMMFFFM	11
Sigismund Hancox	31 December 1630	Rowley Regis STS	~ Child baptised 29 May 1667	Dudley WOR	FMMFFMMFFFMF	12
Richard Hancox	29 October 1595	Belbroughton WOR	24 July 1660	Rowley Regis STS	FMMFFMMFFFMFF	13
Mary Hancox	~ Child buried 28 September 1626	Rowley Regis STS	~ Child baptised 3 October 1647	Rowley Regis STS	FMMFFMMFFFMFM	13
Sigismund Hancox	~ Child baptised 5 June 1593	Belbroughton WOR	~ Child baptised 29 October 1595	Belbroughton WOR	FMMFFMMFFFMFFF	14
Isabell Hancox	~ Child baptised 5 June 1593	Belbroughton WOR	~ Child baptised 29 October 1595	Belbroughton WOR	FMMFFMMFFFMFFM	14
Harris 1804 - 1826 WAR
Elizabeth Harris → Davis 1819	~ Married 19 October 1819	Birmingham SS Peter and Paul WAR	~ Child born 1826	Birmingham WAR	FMMMMMM	7
Harris 1743 - 1806 WOR
Elizabeth Harris → Clift 1767	31 October 1743	Cradley WOR	20 September 1806	Cradley WOR	FMFMFFFM	8
Harris 1779 - 1822 BKM
Elizabeth Harris → Pettit 1814	22 June 1794	Astwood BKM	~ Child baptised 15 September 1822	Astwood BKM	MFMFMMM	7
Joseph Harris	~ Child baptised 22 June 1794	Astwood BKM	~ Child baptised 22 June 1794	Astwood BKM	MFMFMMMF	8
Martha Harris	~ Child baptised 22 June 1794	Astwood BKM	~ Child baptised 22 June 1794	Astwood BKM	MFMFMMMM	8
Harrison 1709 - 1754 BDF
Judith Harrison → Lambert 1752	31 January 1731	Bletsoe BDF	21 June 1764	Stagsden BDF	MFMFMMFMM	9
William Harrison	~ Married 1723	Stagsden BDF	12 December 1765	Bletsoe BDF	MFMFMMFMMF	10
Harrison 1674 - 1716 WOR
Mary Harrison → Southall 1701	21 April 1769	Hampton Lovet WOR	~ Child baptised 8 July 1716	Dudley WOR	FMMFFMMFFM	10
Richard Harrison	~ Child baptised 21 April 1769	Hampton Lovet WOR	~ Child baptised 21 April 1769	Hampton Lovet WOR	FMMFFMMFFMF	11
Elizabeth Harrison	~ Child baptised 21 April 1769	Hampton Lovet WOR	~ Child baptised 21 April 1769	Hampton Lovet WOR	FMMFFMMFFMM	11
Head 1640 - 1912 SAL → WOR
Abigail Head → Clift 1854 ⇒ Poole 1884	25 December 1834	Halesowen WOR	2 April 1912	Corngreaves Road, Rowley Regis STS	FMFMM	5
George Head	21 March 1808	Billingsley SAL	4 December 1889	138 Corngreaves Road, Rowley Regis STS	FMFMMF	6
Francis Head	16 October 1751	Bridgnorth St Mary Magdalene SAL	~ Child baptised 21 March 1808	Billingsley SAL	FMFMMFF	7
Francis Head	13 May 1725	Bridgnorth St Mary Magdalene SAL	~ Child baptised 4 June 1765	Bridgnorth St Mary Magdalene SAL	FMFMMMFFF	8
John Head	27 September 1685	Bridgnorth St Mary Magdalene SAL	~ Child baptised 13 May 1725	Bridgnorth St Mary Magdalene SAL	FMFMMMFFFF	9
Mary Head	~ Child baptised 18 January 1712	Bridgnorth St Mary Magdalene SAL	~ Child baptised 13 May 1725	Bridgnorth St Mary Magdalene SAL	FMFMMMFFFM	9
John Head	~ Child baptised 1 February 1680	Bridgnorth St Mary Magdalene SAL	~ Child baptised 19 May 1700	Bridgnorth St Mary Magdalene SAL	FMFMMMFFFFF	10
Sarah Head	~ Child baptised 1 February 1680	Bridgnorth St Mary Magdalene SAL	~ Child baptised 19 May 1700	Bridgnorth St Mary Magdalene SAL	FMFMMMFFFFM	10
John Head	~ Grandchild baptised 1 February 1680	Bridgnorth St Mary Magdalene SAL	~ Grandchild baptised 1 February 1680	Bridgnorth St Mary Magdalene SAL	FMFMMMFFFFFF	11
Hearne 1588 - 1610 CON
Joan Hearne → Sharsell 1603	~ Married 24 October 1603	Kilkhampton CON	~ Child baptised 3 January 1610	Kilkhampton CON	MFFFFMFFFMM	11
Herne 1746 - 1761 WIL
Rebecca Herne → Stevens 1761	~ Married 22 September 1761	WIL	~ Child baptised 15 January 1767	Devizes WIL	FFMMFFFFM	8
Heaven 1800 - 1894 WAR
Mary Heaven → Stanier 1842	~ Child married 31 July 1842	Harborne STS	13 April 1894	72 Northwod Street, Birmingham WAR	FFFFFM	6
Samuel Heaven	~ Child married 31 July 1842	Harborne STS	~ Child married 31 July 1842	Harborne STS	FFFFFMF	7
Henley 1805 - 1889 WOR
Mary Henley → Shaw ~1826	1805	Dudley WOR	20 September 1889	100 Salop Street, Dudley WOR	FFFMFM	6
Hill 1785 - 1852 DEV → CON
Susanna Hill → Risdon 1800	~ Married 18 November 1800	Black Torrington DEV	13 March 1852	Launcells CON	MFFFMM	6
Hingley 1798 - 1871 WOR
Elizabeth Hingley → Davis 1817	1798	Rowley Regis STS	~ Listed in 1871 census	Darbys Road, Rowley Regis STS	FMMMFFM	7
Hipkiss 1753 - 1879 WOR
Jane Hipkiss → Head 1832	11 October 1812	Halesowen WOR	3 June 1879	Butchers Lane, Cradley WOR	FMFMMM	6
Timothy Hipkiss	17 November 1782	Rowley Regis STS	~ Child baptised 4 May 1814	Halesowen WOR	FMFMMMF	7
John Hipkiss	~ Child baptised 28 August 1768	Rowley Regis WOR	~ Child baptised 12 August 1787	Rowley Regis WOR	FMFMMMFF	8
Jenny Hipkiss	~ Child baptised 28 August 1768	Rowley Regis WOR	~ Child baptised 12 August 1787	Rowley Regis WOR	FMFMMMFM	8
Hobgood 1715 - 1883 WIL
Ruth Hobgood → Simmonds ⇒ Middleton 1834	2 May 1802	Ham WIL	11 July 1883	Little Bedwyn WIL	FFMMMM	6
Thomas Habgood	26 February 1769	Ham WIL	28 December 1850	Ham WIL	FFMMMMF	7
Ann Hapgood	~ 1768 implied by the burial record	Ham WIL	22 April 1832	Ham WIL	FFMMMMM	7
Richard Hopgood	8 November 1745	Ham WIL	~ Child baptised 12 December 1781	Ham WIL	FFMMMMFF	8
Mary Hopgood	~ Child baptised 26 February 1769	Ham WIL	~ Child baptised 12 December 1781	Ham WIL	FFMMMMFM	8
John Hopgood	~ Child baptised 30 December 1731	Ham WIL	~ Child baptised 8 November 1745	Ham WIL	FFMMMMFFF	9
Frances Hopgood	~ Child baptised 30 December 1731	Ham WIL	~ Child baptised 8 November 1745	Ham WIL	FFMMMMFFM	9
Hudson 1768 - 1860 NFK
Mary Hudson → Goodbody 1801	13 April 1783	Rougham NFK	28 January 1860	West Rudham NFK	MMMMMMM	7
John Hudson	~ Child baptised 13 April 1783	Rougham NFK	~ Child baptised 13 April 1783	Rougham NFK	MMMMMMMF	8
Susanna Hudson	~ Child baptised 13 April 1783	Rougham NFK	~ Child baptised 13 April 1783	Rougham NFK	MMMMMMMM	8
Hughes 1750 STS → 1792 WAR
Margaret Hughes → Stanier 1764	~ Married 4 July 1764	Birmingham St Martin WAR	~ Child baptised 21 February 1792	Birmingham St Martin WAR	FFFFFFFM	8
Humphrey 1760 - 1789 NFK
Susannah Humphrey → Boness 1775	~ Married 10 October 1775	West Rudham NFK	~ Child born 1789	Harpley NFK	MMMFFFM	7
Hutton 1708 - 1780 NFK
Martha Hutton → Langley 1727	1708	Syderstone NFK	18 April 1780	Tattersett NFK	MMMMMMFMFM	10

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Jakins, Jeakins \| James \| Jewkes, Jukes \| Jones
Name	Birth or Baptism §		Death or Burial ¶		Relation ‡	Gen ※
Name	Date	Place	Date	Place	Relation ‡	Gen ※
Jakins 1752 - 1899 CAM → BDF/HUN
Mary Merrington Jakins → Meeks 1838	22 September 1816	Gamlingay CAM	25 December 1899	Everton BDF	MFMMFM	6
Jonas Jeakins	1 May 1791	Gamlingay Sinks CAM	~ listed in the 1841 census	Gamlingay Sinks CAM	MFMMFMF	7
William Jeakins	~ child baptised 1 May 1791	Gamlingay CAM	~ child baptised 1 May 1791	Gamlingay CAM	MFMMFMFF	8
Mary Jeakins	~ child baptised 1 May 1791	Gamlingay CAM	~ child baptised 1 May 1791	Gamlingay CAM	MFMMFMFM	8
James 1743 - 1852 NTH → BDF
Hannah James	1759	Roade NTH	3 January 1852	Carlton BDF	MFMFMFFM	8
Peter James	~ Child born 1757	Roade NTH	~ Child born 1759	Roade NTH	MFMFMFFMF	9
Jones 1744 - 1808 SAL
Abigail Jones → Head 1786	6 February 1768	Billingsley SAL	~ Child baptised 21 March 1808	Billingsley SAL	FMFMMFM	7
Thomas Jones	~ Married 18 February 1759	Stottesdon SAL	13 October 1800	Billingsley SAL	FMFMMFMF	8
Jukes 1640 - 1706 WOR
Elizabeth Jukes → Foxall 1706	28 August 1689	Dudley WOR	~ Child baptised 25 February 1706	Dudley WOR	FMMFFMMFMM	10
Jeffrey Jewkes	26 March 1656	Dudley WOR	~ Child baptised 28 February 1697	Dudley WOR	FMMFFMMFMMF	11
Paul Jewkes	1626	WOR	~ Child baptised 26 August 1656	Dudley WOR	FMMFFMMFMMFF	12
Isabel Jewkes	1629	WOR	~ Child baptised 26 August 1656	Dudley WOR	FMMFFMMFMMFM	12

K ↑top
Kimber \| Kirk
Name	Birth or Baptism §		Death or Burial ¶		Relation ‡	Gen ※
Name	Date	Place	Date	Place	Relation ‡	Gen ※
Kimber 1803 - 1933 STS → WAR
Martha Kimber → Stanier 1870 ⇒ Shuttleworth 1912	18 September 1851	Cecil Street, Birmingham WAR	13 February 1933	429 Park Road, Birmingham WAR	FFFFM	5
Thomas Kimber	1803	London	13 June 1858	General Hospital, Summer Lane, Birmingham WAR	FFFFMF	6
Kirk 1757 - 1998 MDX → WAR → MDX → NFK → ESS
Violet Sybil Kirk → Berriman 1948	23 May 1923	Wayland NFK	18 March 1998	Colchester ESS	MM	2
Alexander Leahair Kirk	22 November 1893	42 Isledon Road, Islington MDX	22 January 1939	134 Collingwood Road, Colchester ESS	MMF	3
Robert Kirk	1 December 1858	14 Coles Terrace Barnsbury Rd, MDX	3 May 1931	Edmonton MDX	MMFF	4
John Kirk	1818	Birmingham WAR	28 May 1886	11 Sudeley Street, Islington	MMFFF	5
Thomas Kirk	13 December 1790	Finsbury St Lukes Old Street MDX	13 November 1847	121 Goswell Street, Clerkenwell	MMFFFF	6
John Kirk	~ Married 7 December 1772	Finsbury St Lukes MDX	~ Child baptised 13 May 1792	Finsbury St Lukes MDX	MMFFFFF	7

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Lambert \| Langley \| Large \| Leahair, Le Hair, Le Haire \| Lee \| Le Roy \| Lift \| Lightfoot \| Lloyd \| Low
Name	Birth or Baptism §		Death or Burial ¶		Relation ‡	Gen ※
Name	Date	Place	Date	Place	Relation ‡	Gen ※
Lambert 1716 - 1828 BDF
Mary Lambert → Pettit 1780	4 August 1754	Stagsden BDF	31 July 1828	Stagsden BDF	MFMFMMFM	8
John Lambert	26 September 1731	Stagsden BDF	2 December 1764	Stagsden BDF	MFMFMMFMF	9
William Lambert	~ Child baptised 26 September 1731	Stagsden BDF	~ Child baptised 26 September 1731	Stagsden BDF	MFMFMMFMFF	10
Hannah Lambert	~ Child baptised 26 September 1731	Stagsden BDF	~ Child baptised 26 September 1731	Stagsden BDF	MFMFMMFMFM	10
Langley 1708 - 1839 NFK
Elizabeth Langley → Goodbury 1781	18 February 1762	East Rudham NFK	31 December 1838	East Rudham NFK	MMMMMMFM	8
Francis Langley	20 February 1732	Tattersett NFK	10 April 1763	East Rudham NFK	MMMMMMFMF	9
Francis Langley	~1707	Syderstone NFK	5 May 1763	Tattersett NFK	MMMMMMFMFF	10
Large 1819 - 1881 WOR
Mary Large → Lee 1836	1819	unknown	17 June 1881	Dudley WOR	FMMFMM	6
Leahair 1628 - 1900 LIN → CAM → MDX
Eleanor Amelia Leahair → Kirk 1883	5 August 1858	Baker Street, Enfield MDX	7 September 1900	Great Northern Central Hospital, Islington	MMFM	4
Thomas Leahair	18 May 1824	Thorney CAM	28 September 1899	Edmonton MDX	MMFMF	5
Abraham Leahair	13 July 1789	Thorney CAM	18 July 1879	Grove Road, Isleworth MDX	MMFMFF	6
Daniel Le Hair	23 January 1756	Thorney CAM	27 May 1833	Thorney CAM	MMFMFFF	7
Abraham Le Haire	27 March 1715	Thorney CAM	3 September 1789	Thorney CAM	MMFMFFFF	8
Sarah Le Haire	1703	Thorney CAM	7 February 1794	Thorney CAM	MMFMFFFM	8
Jean Le Haire	16 December 1671	Thorney CAM	~ Child baptised 23 October 1725	Thorney CAM	MMFMFFFFF	9
Jean Le Haire	~ Child baptised 27 April 1663	Thorney CAM	~ Child baptised 6 October 1675	Thorney CAM	MMFMFFFFFF	10
John Le Haire	~ Mentioned in State Papers Domestic, August 1643	Sandtoft LIN	~ Paid Hearth Tax 1666	Thorney CAM	MMFMFFFFFFF	11
Le Roy 1643 - 1659 LIN → CAM
Anne Le Roy	~ Mentioned in State Papers Domestic, August 1643	Sandtoft LIN	~ Child baptised 1659	Thorney CAM	MMFMFFFFFFM	11
Lee 1702 - 1913 SAL → WOR
Mary Lee → Whitehouse 1869	19 April 1848	Lower Mitton WOR	16 August 1913	16 Fletcher Street, Woollescote WOR	FMMFM	5
Edwin Lee	3 August 1814	Bridgnorth SAL	3 January 1887	7 Angel Street, Dudley WOR	FMMFMF	6
Richard Lee	25 January 1777	Stockton by Bridgnorth SAL	15 December 1865	Whitburn Street, Bridgnorth SAL	FMMFMFF	7
Richard Lee	26 July 1742	Stockton by Bridgnorth SAL	5 March 1799	Stockton by Bridgnorth St Chads SAL	FMMFMFFF	8
John Lee	1702	Stockton by Bridgnorth SAL	~ Child baptised 26 July 1742	Stockton by Bridgnorth St Chads SAL	FMMFMFFFF	9
Elizabeth Lee	~ Child baptised 5 January 1730	Stockton by Bridgnorth SAL	~ Child baptised 26 July 1742	Stockton by Bridgnorth St Chads SAL	FMMFMFFFM	9
John Lee	~ Child baptised 1702	Stockton by Bridgnorth SAL	~ Child baptised 1702	Stockton by Bridgnorth SAL	FMMFMFFFFF	10
Elizabeth Lee	~ Child baptised 1702	Stockton by Bridgnorth SAL	~ Child baptised 1702	Stockton by Bridgnorth SAL	FMMFMFFFFM	9
Lift 1781 - 1793 NFK
Sarah Lift → Skipper 1781	~ Married 4 January 1781	West Acre NFK	~ Child baptised 1 December 1793	West Acre NFK	MMMFMFFM	8
Lightfoot 1820 - 1871 STS → WAR
Harriet Lightfoot → Leake 1834 ⇒ Kimber 1836 ⇛ Rickus 1862	~ age given as 49 on 27 December 1862	Burslem STS	11 June 1875	Back of 175 Brearley Street West, Birmingham	FFFFMM	6
Stephen Lightfoot	~ child born 1813	Burslem STS	~ child born 1813	Burslem STS	FFFFMMF	6
Lloyd 1715 - 1765 SAL
Anne Lloyd → Head 1750	4 August 1733	Bridgnorth St Mary Magdalene SAL	~ Child baptised 4 June 1765	Bridgnorth St Mary Magdalene SAL	FMFMMMFFM	8
Edward Lloyd	~ Married 21 May 1730	Bridgnorth St Leonards SAL	~ Child baptised 27 January 1734	Bridgnorth St Mary Magdalene SAL	FMFMMMFFMF	9
Low 1693 - 1724 SAL
Susannah Low → Bendbow 1708	~ Married 12 February 1708	Bridgnorth St Leonards SAL	~ Child baptised 24 August 1724	Bridgnorth St Leonards SAL	FMFMMMFFMMM	10

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Mann \| Marshall \| Martin, Martyn \| Massey \| Meeks \| Miller \| Minchin \| Mitchell \| Morillion \| Mounsey \| Munn
Name	Birth or Baptism §		Death or Burial ¶		Relation ‡	Gen ※
Name	Date	Place	Date	Place	Relation ‡	Gen ※
Mann 1736 - 1827 CAM
Mary Mann → Sarll 1778	24 August 1760	Gamlingay CAM	4 November 1827	Gamlingay CAM	MFMMMFM	7
John Mann	~ Married 4 October 1751	Gamlingay CAM	~ Child baptised 24 August 1760	Gamlingay CAM	MFMMMFMF	8
Marshall 1652 - 1716 CON
Wilmotte Marshall → Goodman 1715	22 April 1675	Poundstock CON	~ Child baptised 23 November 1716	Week St Mary CON	MFFMMMFFM	9
Richard Marshall	~ Married 31 January 1667	Poundstock CON	~ Child baptised 14 June 1682	Poundstock CON	MFFMMMFFMF	10
Martin 1599 - 1648 CON
Honor Martin	11 September 1614	Morwenstow CON	~ Child baptised 23 December 1648	Morwenstow CON	MFFFFMFFMFM	11
Thomas Martyn	~ Child baptised 11 September 1614	Morwenstow CON	~ Child baptised 11 September 1614	Morwenstow CON	MFFFFMFFMFMF	12
Martyn 1770 - 1892 CON
Elizabeth Martyn → Webb 1833	22 July 1810	Whitstone CON	2 January 1892	Forkstone, Whitstone CON	MFFMM	5
William Martyn	30 October 1785	Whitstone CON	~ Child baptised 1810	Whitstone CON	MFFMMF	6
Robert Martyn	~ Child baptised 30 October 1785	Whitstone CON	~ Child baptised 30 October 1785	Whitstone CON	MFFMMFF	7
Mary Martyn	~ Child baptised 30 October 1785	Whitstone CON	~ Child baptised 30 October 1785	Whitstone CON	MFFMMFM	7
Massey 1689 - 1775 SAL
Abigail Massey → Jones 1759	8 September 1734	Billingsley SAL	~ Child baptised 15 October 1775	Billingsley SAL	FMFMMFMM	8
John Massey	1690	Billingsley SAL	3 January 1760	Billingsley SAL	FMFMMFMMF	9
John Massey	~ Married 7 January 1687	Billingsley SAL	5 February 1710	Billingsley SAL	FMFMMFMMFF	10
Meeks 1759 - 1931 CAM → BDF → CAM
Louisa Meeks → Hall 1891	22 May 1866	Gamlingay CAM	11 October 1931	Honey Hill, Gamlingay CAM	MFMM	4
Henry Meeks	1 November 1840	Tetworth BDF	17 November 1897	Gamlingay CAM	MFMMF	5
Charles Meeks	11 January 1807	Tetworth BDF	2 December 1864	Everton BDF	MFMMFF	6
Thomas Meeks	~ 1745 implied by the burial record	Potton BDF	26 February 1813	Potton BDF	MFMMFFF	7
Miller 1695 - 1747 BDF
Elizabeth Miller → Hall 1743	~ Married 15 January 1743	Biggleswade BDF	~ Child baptised 20 March 1747/8	Tempsford BDF	MFMFFFFFM	9
Miller 1728 - 1747 BDF
Elizabeth Miller → Chandler 1710	~ Married 25 October 1710	Tempsford BDF	25 January 1747/8	Tempsford BDF	MFMFFFFMMM	10
Minchin 1673 - 1710 GLS
Mary Minchin→ Betteridge 1694	1673	Upper Swell GLS	~ Child born 8 September 1711	Chipping Norton OXF	FMMMFMMFFM	11
Mitchell 1757 - 1792 MDX
Elizabeth Mitchell → Kirk 1772	~ Married 7 December 1772	Finsbury St Lukes MDX	~ Child baptised 13 May 1792	Finsbury St Lukes MDX	MMFFFFM	7
Morillion 1638 - 1653 LIN → CAM
Ann Morillion	~ Child baptised 30 March 1645	Sandtoft LIN	~ Child baptised 1653	Sandtoft LIN	MMFMFFFFMMM	11
Mounsey 1800 - 1820 HUN → CAM
Edith Mounsey → Jeakins 1815	~ married 1815	Tetworth HUN	~ child baptised 30 April 1820	Gamlingay CAM	MFMMFMM	7
Munn 1778 - 1806 CAM → BDF
Sarah Munn → Meeks 1804	~ Married 17 September 1804	Potton BDF	~ Child baptised 11 January 1807	Potton BDF	MFMMFFM	7

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Neale \| Nock \| Norman \| Nott
Name	Birth or Baptism §		Death or Burial ¶		Relation ‡	Gen ※
Name	Date	Place	Date	Place	Relation ‡	Gen ※
Neale 1633 - 1696 CON
Mary Neale → Adams 1688	7 June 1672	Morwenstow CON	~ Child baptised 1 May 1696	Morwenstow CON	MFFFFMFFM	9
John Neale	23 December 1648	Morwenstow CON	~ Child baptised 7 June 1672	Morwenstow CON	MFFFFMFFMF	10
Jone Neale	~ Child baptised 7 June 1672	Morwenstow CON	~ Child baptised 7 June 1672	Morwenstow CON	MFFFFMFFMM	10
Bennet Neale	~ Child baptised 23 December 1648	Morwenstow CON	~ Child baptised 23 December 1648	Morwenstow CON	MFFFFMFFMFF	11
Nock 1768 - 1783 LEI → WAR
Margaret Nock → Wain 1783	~ Married 29 September 1783	Edgbaston WAR	~ Child baptised 2 June 1787	Birmingham St Martin WAR	FFFFFFMM	8
Norman 1800 - 1887 CAM
Mary Norman → Sarll 1815	~ Married 1 December 1815	Gamlingay CAM	18 March 1887	Gamlingay CAM	MFMMMM	6
Nott 1699 - 1785 DEV
Elizabeth Nott → Risdon 1767	1 January 1746/7	Merton DEV	~ Child baptised 7 December 1785	Black Torrington DEV	MFFFMFM	7
Thomas Nott	15 May 1711	Merton DEV	4 January 1776	Merton DEV	MFFFMFMF	8
John Nott	~ Married 28 June 1709	Merton DEV	12 November 1714	Merton DEV	MFFFMFMFF	9

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Old
Name	Birth or Baptism §		Death or Burial ¶		Relation ‡	Gen ※
Name	Date	Place	Date	Place	Relation ‡	Gen ※
Old 1783 - 1875 BKM → BDF → Cayuga, NY, USA
Elizabeth Old → Whitmee 1805	27 October 1783	BDF	13 February 1875	Auburn NY USA	MFMFMFM	7

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Paget \| Paxford, Pexford \| Penwarden \| Perkin \| Perry \| Petit, Pettit \| Pinchon \| Pool, Poole
Name	Birth or Baptism §		Death or Burial ¶		Relation ‡	Gen ※
Name	Date	Place	Date	Place	Relation ‡	Gen ※
Paget 1698 - 1723 WOR
Elizabeth Paget → Barter 1713	~ Married July 1713	Dudley WOR	~ Child baptised 17 September 1723	Dudley WOR	FMMFFMMMMM	10
Paxford 1734 - 1779 WOR
Sarah Paxford → Collett	~ Child born 1779	Dudley WOR	~ Child born 1779	Dudley WOR	FMMFFMFM	8
Thomas Pexford	1734	Crewkerne SOM	~ Wife born 1738	Crewkerne SOM	FMMFFMFMF	9
Penwarden 1667 - 1682 CON
Mary Penwarden → Marshall 1667	~ Married 31 January 1667	Poundstock CON	~ Child baptised 14 June 1682	Poundstock CON	MFFMMMFFMM	10
Perkin 1768 - 1813 CON
Joanna Perkin → Webb 1807	19 September 1784	Week St Mary CON	~ Child baptised 7 January 1813	Whitstone CON	MFFMFM	6
John Perkin	~ Child baptised 23 March 1783	Week St Mary CON	~ Land Tax Contract dated 24 June 1799	Corys Tenement, Week St Mary CON	MFFMFMF	7
Ann Perkin	~ Child baptised 23 March 1783	Week St Mary CON	~ Child baptised 28 March 1796	Week St Mary CON	MFFMFMM	7
Perry 1693 - 1737 SAL
Abigail Perry → Massey 1728	1707	Billingsley SAL	~ Child baptised 6 April 1740	Billingsley SAL	FMFMMFMMM	9
Henry Perry	~ Child born 1707	Billingsley SAL	~ Child born 1707	Billingsley SAL	FMFMMFMMMF	10
Pettit 1728 - 1871 BDF → HUN
Mary Petit → Whitmee 1836	15 February 1818	Stagsden BDF	13 June 1871	Perry HUN	MFMFMM	6
James Pettit	27 November 1791	Stagsden BDF	25 May 1872	Stagsden	MFMFMMF	7
John Pettit	5 January 1757	Bletsoe BDF	4 November 1842	Stagsden BDF	MFMFMMFF	8
John Pettit	1728	Bletsoe BDF	14 July 1786	Bletsoe BDF	MFMFMMFFF	9
Pinchon 1641 - 1675 CAM
Ester Pinchon	~ Child baptised 14 December 1656	Thorney CAM	~ Child baptised 6 October 1675	Thorney CAM	MMFMFFFFFM	10
Poole 1791 to date WOR → WAR
Maris Doreen Poole → Stanier 1945	still living				FM	2
Joshua Cornelius Poole	29 August 1899	Banners Lane, Cradley WOR	16 October 1971	Burton Road Hospital, Dudley WOR	FMF	3
William Poole	13 May 1864	Cradley WOR	11 May 1905	Parish Hospital, Dudley	FMFF	4
Richard Poole	1829	Hagley WOR	14 November 1905	27 Riddins Street, Old Hill STS	FMFFF	5
Joseph Pool	22 June 1788	Churchill WOR	15 August 1878	Hagley WOR	FMFFFF	6
Joseph Pool	1757	Penn WOR	3 January 1831	Hagley WOR	FMFFFFF	7

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Rawleigh \| Raymond \| Read \| Reavell, Revele, Revil, Revill \| Risdon \| Robinson \| Rogers \| Round
Name	Birth or Baptism §		Death or Burial ¶		Relation ‡	Gen ※
Name	Date	Place	Date	Place	Relation ‡	Gen ※
Rawleigh 1662 - 1685 DEV
Julian Rawleigh → Risdon 1764	~ Married 7 May 1674	Buckland Filleigh DEV	1702	Buckland Filleigh DEV	MFFFMFFFM	9
Raymond 1679 - 1729 LIN
Agnes Raymond → Revil 1718	18 February 1694	Epworth LIN	~ Child baptised 10 December 1729	Stallingborough LIN	MMFMFFMMM	9
John Raymond	~ Child baptised 18 February 1694	Epworth LIN	~ Child baptised 18 February 1694	Epworth LIN	MMFMFFMMMF	10
Cath Raymond	~ Child baptised 18 February 1694	Epworth LIN	~ Child baptised 18 February 1694	Epworth LIN	MMFMFFMMMM	10
Read 1758 - 1973 MDX → ESS → WAR
Mabel Eleanor Read → Stanier 1917	23 December 1887	26 Homer Street, Marylebone MDX	1 April 1973	201 Pineapple Rd, Kings Norton WOR	FFM	3
William Charles Read	29 November 1841	14 Wyndham Street, Marylebone MDX	9 June 1922	32 Park Lane, York Road, Southend on Sea ESS	FFMF	4
James Edward Read	1811	Marylebone MDX	29 February 1896	30 Sherborne St, Marylebone MDX	FFMFF	5
James Read	27 January 1786	Hampstead MDX	11 March 1858	32 Wyndham St, Marylebone MDX	FFMFFF	6
William Read	1758	unknown	12 November 1840	Saffron Hill MDX	FFMFFFF	7
Frances Read	1764	unknown	4 September 1807	Saffron Hill MDX	FFMFFFM	7
Revele 1654 - 1797 LIN
Katherine Revele → Wroot 1750	10 December 1729	Stallingborough LIN	1 January 1797	Long Sutton LIN	MMFMFFMM	8
Robert Revil	2 April 1687	Owston LIN	~ Child baptised 10 December 1729	Stallingborough LIN	MMFMFFMMF	9
Simon Revill	29 September 1672	Owston LIN	~ Child baptised 23 September 1704	Owston LIN	MMFMFFMMFF	10
Anne Revill	~ Child baptised 2 April 1687	Owston LIN	~ Child baptised 23 September 1704	Owston LIN	MMFMFFMMFM	10
Symon Reavell	~ Married 16 June 1669	Owston LIN	~ Child baptised 27 May 1675	Owston LIN	MMFMFFMMFFF	11
Risdon 1660 - 1891 DEV → CON
Elizabeth Risdon → Berriman 1839	5 August 1813	Black Torrington DEV	26 March 1891	Whitstone CON	MFFFM	5
Christopher Risdon	11 June 1771	Black Torrington DEV	6 November 1852	Bourne Stratton COM	MFFFMF	6
James Risdon	8 May 1739	Buckland Filleigh DEV	~ Child baptised 7 December 1785	Black Torrington DEV	MFFFMFF	7
Joseph Risdon	22 December 1676	Buckland Filleigh DEV	~ Child baptised 8 May 1739	Buckland Filleigh DEV	MFFFMFFF	8
Joseph Risdon	~ Married 7 May 1674	Buckland Filleigh DEV	~ Married 6 August 1706	Buckland Filleigh DEV	MFFFMFFFF	9
Robinson 1750 - 1780 SAL
Elizabeth Robinson → Lee 1763	~ Married 7 August 1763	Stockton by Bridgnorth SAL	~ Child baptised 2 April 1780	Stockton by Bridgnorth SAL	FMMFMFM	7
Robinson 1656 - 1697 WOR
Mary Robinson → Jewkes	1656	Dudley WOR	~ Child baptised 28 February 1697	Dudley WOR	FMMFFMMFMMM	11
Rogers 1733 -1756 SOM
Ann Rogers → Thorne	~ Child baptised 1733	Wiveliscombe	~ Child baptised 1756	Wiveliscombe	FMMFFMFMMM	10
Round 1729 - 1744 WOR
Mary Round → Clift 1743	~ Married 20 November 1743	Halesowen WOR	~ Child baptised 26 August 1744	Rowley Regis STS	FMFMFFFFM	9

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Sarll \| Sharpe \| Sharsell \| Shaw \| Shaxon \| Sigee \| Simmonds \| Skipper \| Smart \| Southall \| Stanier \| Stevens
Name	Birth or Baptism §		Death or Burial ¶		Relation ‡	Gen ※
Name	Date	Place	Date	Place	Relation ‡	Gen ※
Sarll 1756 - 1906 BDF → CAM
Elizabeth Sarll → Meeks 1864	1833	Gamlingay CAM	6 July 1906	Gamlingay CAM	MFMMM	5
John Sarll	24 February 1793	Gamlingay CAM	1 February 1877	Gamlingay CAM	MFMMMF	6
William Sarll	1756	Gamlingay CAM	3 September 1838	Gamlingay CAM	MFMMMFF	7
William Sarll	~ Child baptised 1749	unknown	1799	Hetherton, Tetworth BDF	MFMMMFFF	8
Sharpe 1638 - 1731 BDF
Elizabeth Sharpe → Harrison 1723	7 October 1699	Stagsden BDF	~ Child baptised 31 January 1731	Bletsoe BDF	MFMFMMFMMM	10
Rowland Sharpe	23 October 1672	Stagsden BDF	24 April 1714	unknown	MFMFMMFMMMF	11
Rowland Sharpe	11 February 1634	Sharnbrook BDF	~ Child baptised 23 October 1672	Stagsden BDF	MFMFMMFMMMFF	12
Mary Sharpe	~ Child baptised 23 October 1672	Stagsden BDF	~ Child baptised 23 October 1672	Stagsden BDF	MFMFMMFMMMFM	12
Rowland Sharpe	~ Child baptised 18 July 1630	Sharnbrook BDF	~ Will dated 23 May 1652	Sharnbrook BDF	MFMFMMFMMMFFF	13
Susan Sharpe	~ Child baptised 18 July 1630	Sharnbrook BDF	~ Proved husband's Will 26 May 1653	Westminster	MFMFMMFMMMFFM	13
Sharsell 1525 - 1665 CON
Mary Sharsell → Adams 1651	3 January 1610	Kilkhampton CON	~ Child baptised 1665	Kilkhampton CON	MFFFFMFFFM	10
John Sharsell	13 August 1587	Kilkhampton CON	30 August 1620	Kilkhampton CON	MFFFFMFFFMF	11
Rogerus Sharsell	12 April 1546	Kilkhampton CON	1595/6	Kilkhampton CON	MFFFFMFFFMFF	12
Amia Sharsell	~ Child baptised 4 September 1585	Kilkhampton CON	4 June 1595	Kilkhampton CON	MFFFFMFFFMFM	12
Rogeri Sharsell	~ Child baptised 19 July 1540	Kilkhampton CON	1583	Kilkhampton CON	MFFFFMFFFMFFF	13
Shaw 1802 - 1950 WOR → WAR
Lizzie Shaw → Stanier 1894	13 August 1871	2 Lodge Rd (Cofton Cotts), Winson Green Birmingham WAR	27 December 1950	162 Pineapple Road, Kings Norton WOR	FFFM	4
Edwin Shaw	2 June 1833	Dudley WOR	19 December 1913	Workhouse Informary, West Bromwich	FFFMF	5
William Shaw	1802	Dudley WOR	15 December 1884	100 Salop Street, Dudley	FFFMFF	6
Shaxon 1704 - 1761 DEV
Elizabeth Shaxon → Nott 1744	27 October 1719	Merton DEV	~ Child baptised 11 November 1761	Merton DEV	MFFFMFMM	8
William Shaxon	~ Child baptised 27 October 1719	Merton DEV	~ Child baptised 30 July 1732	Merton DEV	MFFFMFMMF	9
Jane Shaxon	~ Child baptised 27 October 1719	Merton DEV	~ Child baptised 30 July 1732	Merton DEV	MFFFMFMMM	9
Sigee 1648 - 1725 CAM
Judith Sigee	26 March 1681	Thorney CAM	~ Child baptised 23 October 1725	Thorney CAM	MMFMFFFFM	9
Abraham Sigee	~ Child baptised 1 November 1663	Thorney CAM	~ Child baptised 26 March 1681	Thorney CAM	MMFMFFFFMF	10
Isaac Sigee	~ Grandchild baptised 1 November 1663	Thorney CAM	~ Grandchild baptised 1 November 1663	Thorney CAM	MMFMFFFFMFF	11
Simmonds 1816 - 1903 WIL → MDX
Mary Simmonds → Stevens 1854	26 January 1831	Froxfield WIL	~ Listed in 1891 census	Mill House, West Lane, Stert WIL	FFMMM	5
John Simmonds	~ 1801 implied by the burial record	Froxfield WIL	8 July 1832	Ham WIL	FFMMMF	6
Simmonds 1725 - 1812 BDF
Lucy Simmonds → Tilcock 1811	3 December 1780	Sandy BDF	~ Child baptised 5 June 1812	Sandy BDF	MFMFFMM	7
John Simmonds	8 June 1740	Biggleswade BDF	5 April 1780	Sandy BDF	MFMFFMMF	8
Luke Simmonds	~ Child baptised 8 June 1740	Biggleswade BDF	27 December 1744	Biggleswade BDF	MFMFFMMFF	9
Mary Simmonds	~ Child baptised 8 June 1740	Biggleswade BDF	7 September 1749	Biggleswade BDF	MFMFFMMFM	9
Skipper 1868 - 1955 NFK
Harriet Skipper → Bonas 1889	12 January 1868	Castle Acre NFK	14 July 1955	42 Foxes Meadow, Castle Acre NFK	MMMM	4
Skipper 1766 - 1886 NFK
Susan Skipper → Bonas 1861	20 October 1842	Castle Acre NFK	22 April 1886	Castle Acre NFK	MMMFM	5
William Skipper	30 April 1820	Castle Acre NFK	26 March 1892	Castle Acre NFK	MMMFMF	6
William Skipper	12 February 1786	West Acre NFK	11 March 1856	Castle Acre NFK	MMMFMFF	7
William Skipper	~ Married 4 January 1781	West Acre NFK	~ Child baptised 1 December 1793	West Acre NFK	MMMFMFFF	8
Smart 1728 - 1774 WIL
Mary Smart → Wheeler 1763	10 July 1733	Devizes WIL	~ Child baptised 26 May 1774	Calne WIL	FFMMFFMM	8
William Smart	~ Married 15 July 1728	Bishops Cannings WIL	~ Child baptised 10 July 1733	Devizes WIL	FFMMFFMMF	9
Southall 1650 - 1820 WOR
Esther Southall → Collett 1794	30 May 1773	Dudley WOR	~ Child baptised 9 January 1820	Dudley WOR	FMMFFMM	7
Joshua Southall	19 October 1746	Dudley WOR	~ Child baptised 30 November 1783	Dudley WOR	FMMFFMMF	8
William Southall	28 March 1708	Dudley WOR	~ Child baptised 1 September 1751	Dudley WOR	FMMFFMMFF	9
Thomas Southall	20 September 1691	Dudley WOR	~ Child baptised 8 July 1716	Dudley WOR	FMMFFMMFFF	10
Thomas Southall	26 July 1665	Dudley WOR	4 January 1709/9	Dudley WOR	FMMFFMMFFFF	11
John Southall	~ Child baptised 26 July 1665	Dudley WOR	~ Child baptised 26 July 1665	Dudley WOR	FMMFFMMFFFFF	12
Elizabeth Southall	~ Child baptised 26 July 1665	Dudley WOR	~ Child baptised 26 July 1665	Dudley WOR	FMMFFMMFFFFM	12
Stanier 1752 to date WAR → ESS
Alan Michael Stanier	still living				F	1
Roger William Stanier	still living				FF	2
William Edwin Stanier	11 August 1894	10 Paxton Rd, All Saints Birmingham WAR	19 September 1967	25 Farlow Rd, Northfield Birmingham WAR	FFF	3
William John Stanier	16 January 1871	86 Bacchus Lane, All Saints Birmingham WAR	1 December 1939	1B Raddlebarn Rd, Selly Oak Birmingham WAR	FFFF	4
William Stanier	1847	Birmingham WAR	21 December 1905	Birmingham WAR	FFFFF	5
John Stanier	7 February 1822	Birmingham St Martin WAR	12 November 1869	Soho Road, All Saints Birmingham WAR	FFFFFF	6
William Stanier	18 August 1788	Birmingham St Martin WAR	3 January 1848	Allens Buildings, Nineveh, All Saints Birmingham WAR	FFFFFFF	7
William Stanier	~ Child baptised 8 April 1760	Wolverhampton STS	~ Child baptised 21 February 1792	Birmingham St Martin WAR	FFFFFFFF	8
Stevens 1787 - 1926 WIL → MDX → ESS
Sarah Elizabeth Stevens → Read 1884	11 April 1860	Shrewton WIL	26 December 1926	32 Park Lane York Road, Southend on Sea ESS	FFMM	4
Joseph Stevens	3 February 1833	Devizes WIL	31 March 1877	Shrewton WIL	FFMMF	5
Reuben Stevens	20 June 1802	Southbroom WIL	4 September 1886	Church Walk, Devizes WIL	FFMMFF	6
William Stevens	15 January 1767	Devizes WIL	~ Child baptised 20 June 1802	Southbroom WIL	FFMMFFF	7
John Stevens	~ Married 22 September 1761	WIL	~ Child baptised 15 January 1767	Devizes WIL	FFMMFFFF	8
Lancelot Stevens	4 June 1704	Marlborough WIL	~ Married 12 June 1728	Devizes WIL	FFMMFFFFF	9
William Stevens	~ Child baptised 4 June 1704	Marlborough WIL	~ Child baptised 4 June 1704	Marlborough WIL	FFMMFFFFFF	10

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Thorne \| Thrall \| Tilcock \| Tilthorpe \| Tindsley \| Tunkes
Name	Birth or Baptism §		Death or Burial ¶		Relation ‡	Gen ※
Name	Date	Place	Date	Place	Relation ‡	Gen ※
Thorne 1657 - 1738 SOM
Anne Thorne → Pexford 1759	1737	Wiveliscombe SOM	~ born 1738	Crewkerne SOM	FMMFFMFMM	9
Roger Thorne	3 July 1712	Wiveliscombe SOM	23 December 1798	Wiveliscombe	FMMFFMFMMF	10
John Thorne	1678	Wiveliscombe SOM	~ Child baptised 1723	Wiveliscombe	FMMFFMFMMFF	11
William Thorne	1657	SOM	~ Child baptised 1685	Wiveliscombe	FMMFFMFMMFFF	12
Thrall 1644 - 1677 BDF
Mary Thrall → Tindsley 1644	~ Married 24 June 1644	Stagsden BDF	~ Child baptised 29 June 1677	Stagsden BDF	MFMFMMFMMMMM	12
Tilcock 1796 - 1867 BDF
Ann Tilcock → Hall 1835	5 June 1812	Sandy BDF	6 December 1867	Girtford BDF	MFMFFM	6
William Tilcock	~ Married 25 December 1811	Sandy BDF	10 July 1865	Sandy	MFMFFMF	7
Tilthorpe 1785 - 1869 NFK
Elizabeth Tilthorpe → Skipper 1808	1785	Castle Acre NFK	5 August 1869	Castle Acre NFK	MMMFMFM	7
Tindsley 1595 - 1743 BDF
Elizabeth Tindsley → Sharpe 1697	29 June 1677	Stagsden BDF	20 October 1734	Stagsden BDF	MFMFMMFMMMM	11
Lewis Tindsley	8 December 1639	Stagsden BDF	20 July 1725	Stagsden BDF	MFMFMMFMMMMF	12
William Tindsley	7 July 1610	unknown	6 June 1674	Stagsden BDF	MFMFMMFMMMMFF	13
Sarah Tindsley	~ Child baptised 8 December 1639	Stagsden BDF	~ Child baptised 8 December 1639	Stagsden BDF	MFMFMMFMMMMFM	13
William Tindsley	~ Child baptised 7 July 1610	unknown	~ Child baptised 7 July 1610	unknown	MFMFMMFMMMMFFF	14
Tunkes 1621 - 1667 WOR → STS
Margery Tunkes → Hancox 1562	8 February 1634	Dudley WOR	~ Child baptised 11 November 1671	Dudley WOR	FMMFFMMFFFMM	12
William Tunkes	~ Child baptised 16 May 1629	Dudley WOR	~ Child baptised 10 April 1636	Dudley WOR	FMMFFMMFFFMMF	13
Mary Tunkes	~ Child baptised 16 May 1629	Dudley WOR	~ Child baptised 10 April 1636	Dudley WOR	FMMFFMMFFFMMM	13

U ↑top
Upham
Name	Birth or Baptism §		Death or Burial ¶		Relation ‡	Gen ※
Name	Date	Place	Date	Place	Relation ‡	Gen ※
Upham 1658 - 1685 SOM
Jane Upham → Thorne	1658	SOM	~ Child baptised 1685	Wiveliscombe	FMMFFMFMMFFF	12

W ↑top
Walker \| Wain, Wane \| Warmington \| Waylen \| Webb \| Wells \| West \| Wheeler \| Whitehouse Whitmee \| Wiat \| Wigg \| Willetts \| Williams \| Wilson \| Woods \| Woolloton \| Root, Wroot
Name	Birth or Baptism §		Death or Burial ¶		Relation ‡	Gen ※
Name	Date	Place	Date	Place	Relation ‡	Gen ※
Walker 1761 - 1901 WOR → STS
Phebe Walker → Davies 1875	25 January 1855	Cradley WOR	~ Listed in 1901 census	Corngreaves Road, Rowley Regis STS	FMMMM	5
Joseph Walker	3 March 1826	Halesowen WOR	30 May 1884	The Innage, Cradley WOR	FMMMMF	6
Roshannah Walker	20 March 1803	Cradley WOR	5 November 1867	Cradley WOR	FMMMMFM	7
Cornelius Walker	23 May 1776	Halesowen WOR	~ Child baptised 12 January 1813	Cradley WOR	FMMMMFMF	8
John Walker	~ Child baptised 23 May 1776	Cradley WOR	~ Child baptised 23 May 1776	Cradley WOR	FMMMMFMFF	9
Mary Walker	~ Child baptised 23 May 1776	Cradley WOR	~ Child baptised 23 May 1776	Cradley WOR	FMMMMFMFM	9
Wane 1762 - 1863 WAR
Ann Wane → Stanier 1808	2 June 1787	Birmungham St Martin WAR	9 November 1863	All Saints Birmingham WAR	FFFFFFM	7
Robert Wain	~ Married 29 September 1783	Edgbaston WAR	~ Child baptised 2 June 1787	Birmingham St Martin WAR	FFFFFFMF	8
Warmington 1654 - 1782 CON
Anne Warmington Cottle 1735	29 March 1699	Morwenstow CON	20 June 1782	Morwenstow CON	MFFFFMMM	8
Charles Warmington	1 May 1656	Morwenstow CON	~ Child baptised 4 September 1701	Morwenstow CON	MFFFFMMMF	9
Peter Warmington	~ Child baptised 30 March 1654	Morwenstow CON	5 February 1677	Morwenstow CON	MFFFFMMMFF	10
Anne Warmington	~ Child baptised 30 March 1654	Morwenstow CON	22 June 1687	Morwenstow CON	MFFFFMMMFM	10
Waylen 1794 - 1876 WIL
Ann Waylen → Stevens 1826	1794	Shrewton WIL	22 June 1876	Church Walk, Devizes WIL	FFMMFM	6
Webb 1728 - 1919 CON → ESS
Mary Ann Webb → Berriman 1876	18 June 1843	Froxtone, Whitstone CON	7 August 1919	Greenstead Hall, Colchester ESS	MFFM	4
Richard Webb	15 January 1809	Whitstone CON	17 November 1879	Forkstone, Whitstone CON	MFFMF	5
James Webb	~ Child baptised 15 January 1809	Whitstone CON	~ Child baptised 7 January 1813	Whitstone CON	MFFMFF	6
Wells 1799 - 1851 NFK
Elizabeth Wells → Bonas 1832	27 October 1808	Castle Acre NFK	5 February 1851	Castle Acre	MMMFFM	6
William Wells	~ Married 22 October 1799	Cranworth cum Letton NFK	~ Child baptised 11 July 1819	Castle Acre NFK	MMMFFMF	7
West 1810 - 1824 HRT → CAM
Catherine West → Leahair 1823	~ Married 22 April 1823	Great Berkhamsted HRT	~ Husband married in 1832	Islington MDX	MMFMFM	6
Wheeler 1748 - 1802 WIL
Alice Wheeler → Stevens 1790	16 January 1765	Calne WIL	~ Child baptised 20 June 1802	Devizes WIL	FFMMFFM	7
Steven Wheeler	~ Married 12 October 1763	Calne WIL	~ Child baptised 26 May 1774	Calne WIL	FFMMFFMF	8
Whitehouse 1805 - 1979 WOR → STS → WAR
Elsie Whitehouse → Poole 1924	21 September 1901	Corngreaves Rd, Rowley Regis STS	14 November 1979	Birmingham WAR	FMM	3
Mark Whitehouse	24 November 1877	Altwood Street, Woolescote WOR	4 October 1938	The General Hospital, Birmingham WAR	FMMF	4
Thomas Whitehouse	21 November 1849	Dudley WOR	24 February 1929	Lye WOR	FMMFF	5
Thomas Whitehouse	~ Married 8 July 1839	Rowley Regis STS	11 July 1849	Minories, Dudley WOR	FMMFFF	6
James Whitehouse	~ Child married 8 July 1839	Rowley Regis STS	~ Child married 8 July 1839	Rowley Regis STS	FMMFFFF	7
Whitmee 1540 - 1904 NTH → BKM → HUN → BDF > NY, USA
Eliza Whitmee → Hall 1866	1837	Bletsoe BDF	11 November 1904	Eaton Socon BDF	MFMFM	5
Peter Whitmee	25 June 1815	Emberton BKM	23 March 1896	St Neots HUN	MFMFMF	6
Thomas Whitmee	3 August 1786	BDF	4 July 1858	Auburn NY USA	MFMFMFF	7
Thomas Whitmee	1757	Olney BKM	23 April 1841	Odell BDF	MFMFMFFF	8
Thomas Whitmee	14 July 1744	Raunds NTH	~ Listed in the Posse Comitatus of 1798	Olney BKM	MFMFMFFFF	9
Samuel Whitmee	1698	Raunds NTH	~ Child baptised 1736	Raunds NTH	MFMFMFFFFF	10
Samuel Whitmee	1665	Olney BKM	~ Child baptised 1698	Raunds NTH	MFMFMFFFFFF	11
Elizabeth Whitmee	~ Child baptised 3 July 1693	Raunds NTH	27 December 1741	Raunds NTH	MFMFMFFFFFM	11
Samuel Whitmee	1641	Yardley Hastings NTH	16 October 1680	Olney BKM	MFMFMFFFFFFF	12
Ann Whitmee	~ Child baptised 1665	Raunds NTH	~ Child baptised 1675	Raunds NTH	MFMFMFFFFFFM	12
William Whitmee	17 January 1590	Yardley Hastings NTH	~ Child baptised 1645	Yardley Hastings NTH	MFMFMFFFFFFFF	13
Cicely Whitmee	~ Child baptised 1631	Yardley Hastings NTH	~ Child baptised 1645	Yardley Hastings NTH	MFMFMFFFFFFFM	13
Thomas Whitmee	19 December 1563	Yardley Hastings NTH	~ Child baptised 1601	Yardley Hastings NTH	MFMFMFFFFFFFFF	14
William Whitmee	1540	Yardley Hastings NTH	1617	Yardley Hastings NTH	MFMFMFFFFFFFFFF	15
Agnes Whitmee	1540	Yardley Hastings NTH	1629	Yardley Hastings NTH	MFMFMFFFFFFFFFM	15
Wiat 1709 - 1750 OXF
Elizabeth Wiat → Betteridge 1730	1709	Chipping Norton OXF	10 November 1750	Chipping Norton OXF	FMMMFMMFM	10
Wigg 1744 - 1863 NFK
Anna Wigg → Wells 1799	29 October 1779	Cranworth cum Letton NFK	28 December 1863	Castle Acre NFK	MMMFFMM	7
Francis Wigg	13 March 1759	Shipdham NFK	25 July 1787	Haddiscoe NFK	MMMFFMMF	8
John Wigg	~ Child baptised 2 March 1756	Shipdham NFK	1780	Letton NFK	MMMFFMMFF	9
Elizabeth Wigg	~ Child baptised 2 March 1756	Shipdham NFK	~ Executrix to administration bond issued 11 August 1780	Letton NFK	MMMFFMMFM	9
Willetts 1750 - 1767 STS
Mary Willetts → Cox 1767	~ Married 7 April 1747	Rowley Regis STS	~ Child baptised 23 August 1767	Rowley Regis STS	FMMMMFMMM	9
Williams 1716 - 1739 DEV
Jane Williams → Risdon 1728	19 January 1708	Buckland Filleigh DEV	~ Child baptised 8 May 1739	Buckland Filleigh DEV	MFFFMFFM	8
Wilson 1811 - 1826 WOR
Thomas Wilson	~ Child baptised 3 March 1826	Halesowen WOR	~ Child baptised 3 March 1826	Halesowen WOR	FMMMMFF	7
Woods 1692 - 1707 SAL
Anne L Woods → Perry 1728	~ Child born 1707	Billingsley SAL	~ Child born 1707	Billingsley SAL	FMFMMFMMMM	10
Woolloton 1819 - 1872 CAM → MDX
Georgiana Harriet Woolloton → Leahair 1853	5 October 1831	Enfield MDX	21 March 1872	Baker Street, Enfield MDX	MMFMM	5
Thomas Henry Woolloton	~ 1803 implied by the burial record	St Pancras MDX	6 November 1836	Holborn St Andrew MDX	MMFMMF	6
Wroot 1713 - 1859 LIN → CAM
Mary Wroot → Le Hair 1784	3 January 1761	Gainsborough LIN	29 April 1859	Thorney CAM	MMFMFFM	7
John Wroot	20 May 1726	Gainsborough LIN	6 April 1780	Long Sutton LIN	MMFMFFMF	8
William Root	~ Child baptised 27 November 1713	Gainsborough LIN	~ Child baptised 20 May 1726	Gainsborough LIN	MMFMFFMFF	9
Rebecka Root	~ Child baptised 27 November 1713	Gainsborough LIN	~ Child baptised 20 May 1726	Gainsborough LIN	MMFMFFMFM	9

Notes

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¶ The date of death, if known, is given (in red) in preference to that of burial (in blue). Dates known exactly are emboldened. If neither is known, the latest event from which the date may be estimated is given, flagged with ~.

‡ The Relation field shows the relationship to Joel Berriman Stanier, Simon Joshua Stanier, and Nathan Alexander Stanier, (as Father, Mother: FMM is Fathers's Mother's Mother, etc). Clicking on the Relationship string will bring up a descent line. The background colours show the great-grandparent to which the person descends, and are those of the timeline:-

William Edwin Stanier

Mabel Eleanor Read

Joshua Cornelius Poole

Elsie Whitehouse

John Berriman

Mabel Hall

Alexander Leahair Kirk

Sybil May Bonas

※ The Generation count is linked to a diagram of the person's five-generation pedigree.

Separate families are divided by a header bar which shows the earliest and latest dates for which I have information; and the counties and countries in which the family lived (using Chapman County Codes) The surname is linked to a webpage describing the surname origins, etc.

List of Ancestors

[1777 - 1831]

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Baptised: 1 April 1771, Morwenstow CON

Father: Henry Adams

Mother: Damaris Cottle

Siblings: All baptised Morwenstow

Henry Adams [11 June 1763 -]
Anne Adams [5 November 1764 -]
John Adams [20 May 1766 -]
Hugh Adams [30 November 1767 -]
Charles Adams [29 May 1769 -]
Grace Adams [1777 - 1831]
Jane Adams [14 December 1772 - 31 December 1772]
Jane Adams [25 January 1774 -]
Elizabeth Adams [25 October 1778 -]

Married: William Berriman, 6 April 1791, Kilkhampton, Parish Register

Children:

Grace Berriman
Jane Berriman
William Berriman
Elizabeth Berriman
John Berriman

Buried: 22 December 1831, Kilkhampton St James the Great

[1727 - 1811]

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Baptised: 15 May 1727, Morwenstow CON

Father: Henry Adams

Mother: Grace Gooding

Siblings:

Bridget Adams [12 May 1726 -]
Henry Adams [1727 - 1811]
Hugh Adams [19 September 1728 -]
Grace Adams [14 December 1730 - 3 April 1731]

Married: Damaris Cottle 4 July 1762 Morwenstow CON

Children:

Henry Adams
Anne Adams
John Adams
Hugh Adams
Charles Adams
Grace Adams
Jane Adams
Jane Adams
Elizabeth Adams

Buried: 27 February 1811, Morwenstow

[1688 - >1730]

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Baptised: 27 December 1688, Morwenstow, Parish Register

Father: Hugh Adams

Mother: Mary Neale

Siblings: All at Morwenstow

Henry Adams [1688 - >1730]
Thomsine Adams (→ Hopgood) [20 November 1690 - ]
Mary Adams [14 May 1693 - 3 June 1693]
John Adams [2 May 1694 -]
Hugh Adams [1 May 1696 -]

Married: Grace Gooding 26 May 1727, Morwenstow

Children:

Bridget Adams
Henry Adams
Hugh Adams
Grace Adams

Debbie Ortman has researched the descendents of Henry. Here is the outline.

[1660 - >1696]

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Baptised: 11 October 1660, Kilkhampton, Parish Register

Father: John Adams

Mother: Mary Sharsell

Siblings: All at Kilkhampton

Nathaniel Adams [9 September 1651/2 -]
John Adams [18 May 1654 -]
Thamson Adams [2 February 1655/6 -]
Elizabeth Adams [22 April 1658 -]
Hugh Adams [1660 - >1696]
John Adams [1665 - ]

Married: Mary Neale, 11 August 1688, Morwenstow, IGI 7608609-84

Children:

Henry Adams
Thomsine Adams
Mary Adams
John Adams
Henry Adams

[1609 - 1681]

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Baptised: 27 August 1609, Kilkhampton CON

Buried: 3 April 1681, Kilkhampton

Father: Hugh Adams

Mother: Thomasin Adams

Siblings:

John Adams [1602 - 2 June 1602]
Elizabeth Adams (→ Byshop) [1603 -]
John Adams [1609 - 1681]
Hugh Adams [1 September 1611 -]
Benjamin Adams [26 November 1615/6 -]
Mary Adams [14 March 1617/8 -]
Henery Adams [24 August 1620 -]

Married: Mary Sharsell 26 February 1651, Kilkhampton

Children:

Nathaniel Adams
John Adams
Thamson Adams
Elizabeth Adams
Hugh Adams
John Adams

[<1587 - >1620]

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Married: Hugh Adams

Children:

John Adams
Elizabeth Adams
John Adams
Hugh Adams
Benjamin Adams
Mary Adams
Henery Adams

[<1587 - >1620]

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Married: Thomasin Adams

Children:

John Adams
Elizabeth Adams
John Adams
Hugh Adams
Benjamin Adams
Mary Adams
Henery Adams

An Hugh Adams jr was buried at Kilkhampton 18 December 1628. This could be he, but could equally be his son.

[1827 - >1856]

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Born: 1827, Cradley WOR

Father: Henry Adams

Mother: Elizabeth Adams

Siblings:

Sarah Adams [1827 - >1856]
Henry Adams [1830 - 22 June 1877] married 23 May 1852 Rowley Regis Priscilla Merrideth Forrest [1831 - 4 October 1924]
1. Thomas Adams [12 March 1855 - 25 December 1931] married 24 December 1881 Elizabeth Ann Sellers [1861 - 1893]
  1. Henry John Gilbert Adams [18 January 1884 - 11 November 1964]
  2. Elizabeth Ivy Adams [14 April 1887 - 3 October 1965] married 5 October 1908 George John Meyenn
    1. George Thomas Meyenn [26 December 1909 - 18 May 1980] married Irene Anne Keating [1910 - 2009]
      1. Geoffrey William Meyenn [1947 - 1948]
      2. Graham George Meyenn [1948 -]
      3. Margaret Ann Meyenn [1949 -]
    2. Florence Ivy Meyenn [4 September 1911 - 24 June 2002] married 16 September 1944 Robert Henry Whiteman [1905 - 1982]
    3. Arthur Hermann Meyenn [16 August 1913 - 11 January 2004] married Dempsey
      1. Helen Meyenn [1944 -]
      2. Dianne Sandra Meyenn [1949 -]
    4. John William Meyenn [23 November 1915 - 6 February 1997] married Catherine McFarlane [1917 - 2000]
      1. Robert John Meyenn [1944 -]
      2. Jennifer Mary Meyenn [1946 -]
      3. Jill Margaret Meyenn [1949 -]
    5. Rita Gladys Meyenn [23 October 1920 Belmore NSW -]
    6. Edna May Meyenn [25 May 1925 - September 1975]
  3. Ethel May Adams [1889 - 5 April 1890]
  4. Violet Lavinia Adams [1892 - 18 January 1893]
2. Clara Adams [1 February 1857 - 23 January 1871]
3. Isabella Adams [12 March 1861 - 16 May 1919]
4. Anna Maria Adams [May 1864 - 25 April 1867]
5. Emelia Adams [1866 - 22 October 1868]
6. Joshua Adams [22 December 1868 - 12 April 1950]
7. Ernest Henry Adams [3 March 1875 - 23 December 1965 Yarra Junction VIC AUS] married Elizabeth Mary Green [31 December 1879 Scotland - 3 April 1954 VIC AUS]
  1. Marion Alice Adams [6 September 1906 -]
  2. Edgar Charles Adams [1909 - 1994]
  3. Olive May Adams [1911 -] married 4 September 1937 Powelltown VIC George Joseph Tate
    1. Elizabeth Anne Tate [1939 -]
    Olive May Adams married Clifford Golding
    1. Olive Joan Golding [1938 -]
    2. George Ernest Golding [1941 -]
  4. Ernest Henry Adams [16 October 1913 - 7 December 1986] married 26 September 1942 Heather Lillian Hogg
    Ernest Henry Adams married 24 February 1951 Doris Gladman
    1. Joyce Adams [- 2006]
    2. Ernest Henry Adams [1951 -]
    3. Margaret Elizabeth Adams [1952 -]
  5. Edward William Adams
  6. George Edward Adams [31 July 1915 - 2 September 1960] married 20 March 1943 Powelltoen VIC Olive Leah Witnish
    1. Roger George Adams [15 March 1944 - 2 May 1994] married Helene Marilyn Morris
    2. Michael Henry Adams [1949 -]
    3. Nanette Olive Adams [1954 -]
  7. Robert Ross Adams [14 October 1919 - 16 May 2000] married 28 September 1946 Clare Gribble
    1. Robert Clive Adams [20 June 1946 - 2003]
    2. Ross Gregory Adams [8 October 1947 - 19 September 1977]
    3. Neville George Adams [1950 -]
    4. Majorie Bell Adams [26 August 1952 - 29 August 1952]
    5. Nola Clare Adams [1953 -]
    6. Lerslie John Adams [1956 -]
    7. Rosalyn Ann Adams [1961 -]
  8. Jack Hennersley Adams [2 January 1922 - 30 April 1999] married 26 January 1946, Methodist Church, Lilydale VIC Phyllis Golding
    1. Lindsay Gordon Adams [1946 -]
    2. Edward Adams
    3. Jeanette Adams
    4. Merrilyn Adams
    5. Jack Adams
  9. Ann Isabelle Adams [6 June 1923 -] married 3 April 1947 Leonard Vincent Rayner
    1. Leonard Rayner [1944 -]
    2. Bruce Rayner [1946 -]
    3. Trevor Charles Rayner [1948 - 19 May 2000] married Jan Darling
      - 5 children
    4. Geoffrey Rayner [1950 -]
    5. Richard Rayner [1952 -]
    6. Andrena Elizabeth Rayner [1954 -]
    7. Jonathon Rayner [1954 -]
Henry left Liverpool on the 'Donald Mckay' for an unassisted passage to Australia, arriving at Port Phillip August 1858 (Index to Unassisted Inwards Passenger Lists to Victoria 1852-1923, Public Record Office Victoria). His wife Priscilla, and their children Thomas and Clara, left Liverpool on 21 Decemeber 1858 for an assisted passage on the 'Beechworth', arriving at Port Phillip 11 April 1859
Joseph Adams [1834 -]
Lydia Adams [1837 -]
1. Joseph Adams [1855 -]
Martha Adams [1839 - DEC qtr 1865 Stourbridge] married DEC qtr 1859 Dudley Alfred Priest
1. Ellen Priest [DEC qtr 1860 Dudley -]
2. Edith Priest [DEC qtr 1864 -]
3. Ernest Priest [MAR qtr 1870 -]
4. Albert Priest [JUN qtr 1872 -]
5. Harriet Priest [JUN qtr 1876 -
6. Eliza Priest [JUN qtr 1878 -]
7. Prudence Priest [DEC qtr 1880 -]
  The last 5 siblings are by Alfred Priest's 2nd marriage, to Eliza Willetts DEC qtr 1869
  (Bedcoat New Street, Cradley: RG9/2064 f13 p22; Peartree Lane, Rowley Regis: RG10/2995 f141 p30; 29 Peartree Road: RG11/2862 f124 p18)
Jane Adams [1843 -]

Married: Levi Davies

certificate

Registration District	Stourbridge
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Kingswinford
in the County of	Stafford
When Married	4 July 1851
Name and Surname	Sarah Adams
Age	full
Condition	Spinster
Rank or Profession	-
Residence	Quarry Bank
Father's Name	Henry Adams
Father's Profession	Carpenter
Witnesses	Rich Bourne, Elizabeth Fellows

Children:

Henrietta Best Smith Adams
James Adams (mother's name given as Sarah Sophia Adams)
Elizabeth Davis
Henry Davies
Joseph Davies

Her first two children are inferred from the 1851 census. Henrietta is listed in 1857 as living in the household of William Hughes, described as his niece. This may imply Sarah and Levi Davies were both dead by then.

Not the Sarah Davis who died 14 March 1860 at Stourbridge (who was the wife of a James Davis), or 19 January 1861 at Stourbridge (who was the wife of a Thomas Davis). There are other Sarah Davis deaths listed, but all with a second name other than Sophia. That, plus the lack of any record of the death of Levi Davis or any reference to the family in the 1861 census, leads me to consider if Levi and Sarah might have emigrated, possibly to Australia with her brother Henry and his family. Henry Davies was, however, back by the time of the 1871 census.

Addresses:

1841	Coventry Street, Old Swinford
1851	Lumbans Bank, Cradley
1856	Factory, Cradley

[1799 - 1863]

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Born: 1799 Aston WAR

Baptised: 2 June 1800, aged 1
Baptised as Henry Bowin Adams, the only occasion I can find when this second name was used.

Father: Thomas Adams

Mother: Elizabeth Betteridge

Siblings: All baptised Aston-juxta-Birmingham

Henry Adams [1799 - 1863]
William Adams [born 26 July 1802 -] (baptised 30 September 1804) married Ann Adams [1808 -]
1. Mary Adams [1824 -]
2. James Adams [1830 -] married 24 November 1849 Birmingham St Martin Mary Ann Whitworth [1831 -]
  1. Mary Ann Adams [1850 -] married 24 May 1869 Birmingham St Martin George Simpson
    (23 High Street, Aston: HO107/2060 f79 p10; Birchfield, Franchise St, Handsworth: RG9/2020 f90 p32)
    1. Mary Ann Adams Simpson [1869 -]
    2. Julia Simpson [1871 -]
    3. George James Thomas Simpson [1872 -]
    4. Catherine Simpson [1874 -]
    5. Walter Simpson [1876 -]
    6. Amy Simpson [1878 -]
    7. William Simpson [1880 -] married 10 August 1904 Birmingham Register Office Ellen Louisa Dyas [1882 -]
      1. William Edward Simpson [1904 - 1972]
      2. Lilian Edith Simpson [1906 -]
      3. Violet Simpson [1908 - 1976] married 26 March 1932, Birmingham St Pauls Albert Wright
        
        son
        Joyce Wright
      4. Ellen L Simpson [DEC qtr 1916 Birmingham -]
    8. Joseph Simpson [1884 -]
    9. Frank Simpson [1886 -]
    10. Florence M Simpson [1888 -]
    11. Frederick Simpson [1890 -]
      (5 bk hse, Great Colman Street, Birmingham: RG10/3098 f39 p20; Vicarage Road, Oldbury: RG11/2841 f61 p4; 39 Clifton Villas, Havelock Rd, Handsworth: RG12/2263 f19 p32; 28 Hockley Hill, All Saints: RG13/2847 f6 p3)
3. William Adams [1836 -]
4. Allen Adams [1837 -]
5. Abraham Adams [~April 1840 -]
6. Ann Adams [24 October 1839 -]
7. Elizabeth Adams [1844 -]
8. Eliza Adams [1846 -]
9. John Adams [1850 -] married Mary [1851 -]
  1. John Adams [1870 -]
  2. Florence Adams [1874 -]
  3. Ann Adams [1876 -]
  4. William Adams [1880 -]
    (RG11/3029 f55 p19)
10. Ellen Adams [1850 -]
  (Birmingham: HO107/1146/6 f25 p8; Lily Green, Aston WAR: HO107/2060 f27 p46; 69 Allison Street, Birmingham: RG9/2144 f13 p20; 2 back 67 Glover St, Aston: RG10/3134 f53 p39)
Thomas Adams [born 14 May 1804 -] (baptised 30 September 1804) married Anne
John Adams [born 19 July 1806 -] ( baptised 3 July 1808)
Eliza Ann Adams [born 19 November 1807 -] (baptised 3 July 1808)
Sarah Sophia Adams [born 19 August 1809 -] (baptised 24 September 1809)

Married: Elizabeth Adams

Children:

Sarah Sophia Adams
Henry Adams
Joseph Adams
Lydia Adams
Martha Adams
Jane Adams

All known descendants

Died: 24 April 1863

certificate

Registration District	Stourbridge
in the Sub-District of	Hales owen
in the County of	Worcester
When and where died	24 April 1863, Lumbans Bank, Cradley
Name and Surname	Henry Adams
Sex	Male
Age	63 years
Occupation	Carpenter
Cause of death	Scirrhosis 12 months, ???, certified
Informant	Martha Priest, present at the death, Innage Cradley daughter
When Registered	26 April 1863

Vicar of Cradley's Notebooks: 1857, "Carpenter, church seldom, pew"

Address:

1841	Windmill Hill, Cradley
1851 - 1861 - 1863	Lumbans Bank, Cradley

[1804 - 1858]

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Born: 1804 Netherton WOR

Married: Henry Adams

Children:

Sarah Sophia Adams
Henry Adams
Joseph Adams
Lydia Adams
Martha Adams
Jane Adams

All known descendants

Vicar of Cradley's Notebooks: 1857, "No church or seldom"

Address:

1841	Windmill Hill, Cradley
1851	Lumbans Bank, Cradley
1857	Back Lane, Cradley

Died: 29 December 1858

certificate

Registration District	Stourbridge
in the Sub-District of	Halesowen
in the County of	Worcester
When and where died	29 December 1858, Lumbans Bank Cradley
Name and Surname	Elizabeth Adams
Sex	Female
Age	54 years
Occupation	Wife of Henry Adams, a carpenter
Cause of death	Disease of Heart 1 year, Dropsy 6 months, certified
Informant	Martha Adams, present at the Death, Lumbans Bank Cradley daughter?
When Registered	1 January 1859

It has been suggested that her maiden name was Timlet.

[<1784 - >1809]

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Baptised: 1 January 1770, Aston-juxta-Birmingham

Father: Andrew Addams

Mother: Lydia Addams

Siblings: All baptised Aston-juxta-Birmingham

Jane Adams [11 January 1756 -]
Mary Adams [16 April 1759 -]
Joseph Adams [26 May 1760 -]
Elizabeth Adams [11 October 1762 -]
Andrew Adams [19 February 1764 -]
William Adams [23 September 1768 -]
Henry Adams [<1784 - >1809]

Married: Elizabeth Betteridge 28 May 1795 Aston

Children:

Henry Adams
William Adams
Thomas Adams
John Adams
Eliza Ann Adams
Sarah Sophia Adams

[<1755 - >1770]

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Married: Lydia Addams

Children:

Jane Adams
Mary Adams
Joseph Adams
Elizabeth Adams
Andrew Adams
William Adams
Thomas Adams

[<1755 - >1770]

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Married: Andrew Addams

Children:

Jane Adams
Mary Adams
Joseph Adams
Elizabeth Adams
Andrew Adams
William Adams
Thomas Adams

[1651 - >1681]

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Baptised: 1651, Sandtoft French Protestant, IGI C150571-0076

Father: Isaac Amory

Mother: Ann Morillion

Siblings:

Elizabeth Amory (→ De Bacy) [30 March 1645 - ]
Isaac Amory [1 November 1646 - ]
Jaques Amory [1648 - ]
Susanne Amory [1651 - >1681]
Samuel Amory [1653 - ]
Jacob Amory
Marie Amory (= Flahau)

Married: Abraham Sigee

Children:

Susanne Sigee
Marie Sigee
Jenne Sigee
Sara Sigee
Abraham Sigee
Judith Sigee
Judith Sigee

A Susanne Amory was baptised at Belton in Axholme on 8 June 1651, to Isack and Ann. However, Isacks will refers to "John Leleu? son of my daughter Susanne Amory". The will is witnessed by Abraham Amory, Richard Sigie, and others.

[<1630 - >1653]

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Married: Ann Morillion

Children:

Elizabeth Amory
Isaac Amory
Jaques Amory
Susanne Amory
Samuel Amory
Jacob Amory
Marie Amory

This is possibly the Isaac Amory who signed the petition to Oliver Cromwell quoted in the State Papers of 1656. However, the Register of Sandtoft contains another Isaac Amory, who had children by Maria Morillion in 1643 and 1644. It is possible that this is the same Isaac Amory; or there may have been two, either of whom might be the signatory.

[1722 - >1744]

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Baptised: 19 April 1722, Sandy BDF

Father: Richard Austin

Mother: Ann Barker

Married: William Cooper 26 December 1744 Sandy

Child:

Mary Cooper

[1693 - 1741]

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Baptised: 18 October 1693 Sandy

Buried: 21 June 1741

Father: Nicholas Austin

Mother: Elizabeth Gill

Married: Ann Barker, 27 September 1718, Sandy

Child:

Eliazabeth Austin

[<1667 - 1694]

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Buried: 17 January 1694

Married: Elizabeth Gill 25 January 1682 Sandy

Child:

Richard Austen

[1766 - 1815]

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Born: 14 October 1766

Baptised: 1 November 1766 Old Swinford WOR

Father: Cornelius Bagnall

Mother: Mary Bagnall

Siblings:

James Bagnall [19 October 1760 - March 1771]
Sarah Bagnall [4 April 1763 -]
Cornelius Bagnall [28 February 1766 -]
Mary Bagnall [1766 - 1815]
William Bagnall [9 September 1770 -]
Cornelius Bagnall [9 August 1772 -]
Charles Bagnall [12 October 1777 -]

Adult Baptism: 28 July 1798, Dudley Cradley Particular Baptist Chapel Minute Book

James Clift s of Samuel & Elizabeth Clift was born Feb 11 1768 and was baptised at Dudley by Rev Josa. Bissel July 28 1798.
Mary Clift his wife was born Oct 14 1766 and was baptised at Dudley July 28 1798.

Died: 1815, Cradley "Mary Wife of Jas. Clift aged 48"

Married: James Clift 25 December 1787, Clent WOR

Children:

Sarah Clift
Thomas Clift
Cornelius Clift
Lucy Clift
Nancy Clift
Joseph Clift
William Clift
Ebenezer Clift
Mary Clift
Hephzibah Clift

[<1745 - >1777]

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Married: Mary Bagnall

The only marriage of a Cornelius Bagnall to Mary listed in the Halesowen register is to Mary Millward, 5 July 1772. The first 5 children were born before that date. Perhaps Cornelius married twice, both times to a Mary. Or there could be two Cornelius Bagnalls.

Children:

James Bagnall
Sarah Bagnall
Cornelius Bagnall
Mary Bagnall
William Bagnall
Cornelius Bagnall
Charles Bagnall

[<1745 - >1777]

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Married: Mary Bagnall

Children:

James Bagnall
Sarah Bagnall
Cornelius Bagnall
Mary Bagnall
William Bagnall
Cornelius Bagnall
Charles Bagnall

[<1703 - >1722]

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Married: Richard Austen, 27 September 1718, Sandy

Child:

Elizabeth Austin

[1818 - 1871]

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Born: 1818 Castle Acre

Father: Robert Barker

Siblings:

Caroline Barker [1818 - 1871]
Robert Barker [1826 - ]
William Barker [1826 - ] married Eliza (aka Betsey)
1. Eliza Barker [1852 -]
2. Jacob Barker [1854 -] married Fanny Carlton of Swaffham
  1. Clara Barker [1883 -]
  2. Eliza Barker [1886 -]
  3. George Barker [1891 -]
  4. Margery Barker [1897 -]
  5. Harry Barker [1899 -]
    (Norwich Road, Swaffham: RG13/1898 f76 p9)
3. Ann Barker [1857 -]
  (North Pickenham Road, Swaffham: RG9/1262 f164 p6)
Mary Barker [1830 - ]

Married: William Skipper 14 November 1841

Marriage Certificate:

Registration District	Freebridge Lynn
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Castle Acre
in the County of	Norfolk
When Married	14 November 1841
Name and Surname	Caroline Barker
Age	Full
Condition	Spinster
Rank or Profession	Labourer
Residence	St James Green
Father's Name	Robert Barker
Father's Profession	Labourer
Witnesses	John Skipper , Tabitha Skipper groom's brother and sister?

Children:

Susan Skipper
Mary Ann Skipper
William Skipper
Elizabeth Skipper

Died: 25 March 1871

certificate

Registration District	Freebridge Lynn
in the Sub-District of	Gayton
in the County of	Norfolk
When and where died	25 March 1871, Castleacre
Name and Surname	Caroline Skipper
Sex	Female
Age	52 years
Occupation	Wife of William Skipper, Farm Labourer
Cause of death	Dropsy, certified
Informant	the mark of Jane Harrison, Present at the Death, Castleacre
When Registered	29 March 1871

Buried: 2 April 1871 Castle Acre

Addresses:

1841	Common Lane, Castle Acre NFK
1851	Pales Green, Castle Acre NFK
1861	Bates Green, Castle Acre NFK

[1787 - 1862]

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Born: 1787 Bradenham NFK

Children:

Caroline Barker
Robert Barker
William Barker
Mary Barker

Died: 27 September 1862

certificate

Registration District	Freebridge Lynn Union
in the Sub-District of	Gayton
in the County of	Norfolk
When and where died	27 September 1862, Castleacre
Name and Surname	Robert Barker
Sex	Male
Age	70 years
Occupation	Agricultural Labourer
Cause of death	Epilepsy, certified
Informant	Susan Skipper, present at the death, Castleacre
When Registered	30 September 1862

Buried: 30 September 1862, Castle Acre, aged 75, Parish Register

Addresses:

1841	Common Lane, Castle Acre
1851	Baily Street, Castle Acre
1861	Bates Green, Castle Acre

[1830 - 1921]

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Father: John Barrett

Mother: Harriet Goodbody

Baptismal Entry:

Church	West Rudham NFK
Date	25 April 1830
Name	Charlotte
Parents	John and Harriet Barrett
Abode	Wt Rudham
Father's Occ	Labourer

Siblings: All baptised West Rudham

George Barrett [23 January 1825 - 10 May 1867]
Mary Ann Barrett [27 November 1826 - 14 February 1836]
William Barrett [10 May 1829 - ]
Charlotte Barrett [1830 - 1921]
Sarah Barrett [14 April 1833 - ]
Phebe Barrett [27 September 1835 - ]

Married: Robert Skipper [1829 - 1861], 27 October 1849
Robert Skipper was the brother of William Skipper

certificate

Registration District	Freebridge Lynn
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Castle Acre
in the County of	Norfolk
When Married	27 October 1849
Name and Surname	Charlotte Barrett
Age	full
Condition	spinster
Residence	Castle Acre
Father's Name	John Barrett
Father's Profession	Labourer
Witnesses	George Barrett, Tabitha Skipper bride's brother, groom's sister?

Children:

Mary A. Skipper
Emma Skipper
George Skipper
Walter Skipper
Arthur Skipper
Charlotte Skipper
William Skipper (pictures)
Harriet Skipper
Phoebe Skipper
Robert Skipper

Her last 5 children were conceived after the death of her husband William Skipper, and I can find no subsequent wedding. Harriet is definately illegitimate, being recorded "filia nullim" on her Marriage Certificate.

Died: 13 February 1921

certificate

Registration District	Freebridge Lynn
in the Sub-District of	Gayton
in the County of	Norfolk
When and where died	13 February 1921, Bailey Street Castle Acre
Name and Surname	Charlotte Skipper
Sex	Female
Age	88 years
Occupation	Widow of Henry Skipper, a labourer
Cause of death	Senility, certified
Informant	Henry J Bonas, Grandson, Post Office Street Castle Acre
When Registered	16 February 1921

Buried: 17 February 1921, Castle Acre, aged 88, Parish Register

Addresses:

1841	West Rudham NFK
1851	St James Green, Castle Acre NFK
1861	Union School, Castle Acre
1871	Swaffham Street East, Castle Acre
1881	Swaffham Rd, Castle Acre
1891	Pales Green, Castle Acre
1901	Bailey Street Shop, Castle Acre
1911	Bailey Street, Castle Acre

[<1809 - >1835]

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Married: Harriet Goodbody 22 November 1824

Marriage Entry:

Church	West Rudham
Date	22 November 1824
Name	John Barrett
Of	this parish singleman
and Name	Harriet Goodbody
Of	this parish singlewoman

Children:

George Barrett
Mary Ann Barrett
William Barrett
Charlotte Barrett
Sarah Barrett
Phebe Barrett

His daughter Phebe is registered only as the daughter of Harriet, which might suggest he died circa 1835. But he is not buried at West Rudham.

[1720 - >1764]

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Baptised: 5 October 1720, Dudley, IGI 7114606-75

Father: James Barter

Mother: Elizabeth Paget

Siblings:

Jane Barter [1720 - >1764]
John Barter [17 September 1723 - ]

Married: William Evans, 20 May 1745, Dudley, IGI A456618-0348

Children:

Elizabeth Evans
Mary Evans
James Evans
Benjamin Evans

[<1698 - >1723]

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Married: Elizabeth Paget, July 1713, Dudley St Thomas, IGI M040141-0389

Children:

Jane Barter
John Barter

tree
Diagram of known descendants, sent by Nigel Braybrooke (email) in 2006

[1732 - >1775]

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Baptised: 24 September 1732, Bletsoe

Father: Francis Bartram

Mother: Anne Bartram

Siblings:

John Bartram [9 February 1717 -]
Francis Bartram [3 December 1721 - 29 September 1742]
Robert Bartram [23 January 1725 -]
William Bartram [ - 22 July 1726]
William Bartram [10 May 1728 -]
Elizabeth Bartrum [1732 - >1775]
Thomas Bartram [9 June 1734 - 24 April 1734/5]

Married: John Pettit 8 October 1753, Bletsoe BDF

Children:

William Pettit
John Pettit
Eliazabeth Pettit
William Pettit

[<1703 - 1764]

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Buried: 3 October 1764, Bletsoe BDF Parish Register transcript

Married: Anne Bartram

Children:

John Bartram
Francis Bartram
Robert Bartram
William Bartram
William Bartram
Elizabeth Bartrum
Thomas Bartram

[<1703 - 1767]

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Buried: 4 January 1767, Bletsoe BDF Parish Register transcript

Married: Francis Bartram

Children:

John Bartram
Francis Bartram
Robert Bartram
William Bartram
William Bartram
Elizabeth Bartrum
Thomas Bartram

[1740 - 1800]

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Born: 1740, Brailes

Married: William Betteridge 26 July 1761, Brailes WAR

Child: Elizabeth Betteridge

Died: 14 February 1800, Brailes WAR

[1661 - >1702]

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Baptised: Bartholomew's Eve (23 August) 1661, Billingsley

Father: Willemus Bateman

Mother: Margery

Siblings: All at Billingsley

Jarman Bateman [19 February 1646 -]
Jone Bateman [29 January 1648 -]
Richard Bateman [17 June 1650 -]
Margaret Bateman [13 March 1653 -]
Katherine Bateman [30 March 1657 -]
Anne Bateman [1661 - >1702]
William Bateman [12 February 1663 -]

Married: 7 January 1687 Billingsley John Massey

Children:

Anne Massey
John Massey
William Massey
James Massey
Elizabeth Massey
Thomas Massey

[1621 - 1707]

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Baptised: 24 February 1621, Chelmark

Father: Jermani Bateman

Mother: Katherine Davies

Siblings: All at Chelmark

Nicholas Bateman [18 June 1609 -]
Jermannes Bateman [5 August 1611 -]
Margarete Bateman [11 September 1614 -]
Anne Bateman [22 March 1617 -]
Franciscus Bateman [ 9 January 1619 -]
William Bateman [1621 - 1707]
Johanna Bateman [1624 -]

Married: Margery

Children:

Jarman Bateman
Jone Bateman
Richard Bateman
Margaret Bateman
Katherine Bateman
Anne Bateman
William Bateman

Buried: 1707

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Married: Willemus Bateman

Children:

Jarman Bateman
Jone Bateman
Richard Bateman
Margaret Bateman
Katherine Bateman
Anne Bateman
William Bateman

Buried: 1702

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Married: 25 August 1608 Sidbury SAL Katherine Davies

Children:

Nicholas Bateman
Jermannes Bateman
Margarete Bateman
Anne Bateman
Franciscus Bateman
Willemus Bateman
Johanna Bateman

Buried: 11 June 1659 Chelmarsh

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Married: Thomas Gooding 4 August 1642, Morwenstow

Children:

Thomas Gooding
Robert Gooding

Buried: 26 August 1663

[1736 - 1819]

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Baptised: 15 February 1736, Wellingborough NTH

Father: William Beal

Died: 1819, Olney BKM

Married: Thomas Whitmee 20 April 1756 Denford

Children:

Thomas Whitmee
Hepzibah Whitmee
Sarah Whitmee
Ann Whitmee
Rebecca Whitmee
Susannah Whitmee
unknown Whitmee
John Whitmee
Hannah Whitmee
Esther Whitmee
Mary Whitmee

[<1721 - >1736]

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Child:

Elizabeth Beal

[1709 - >1734]

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Baptised: 5 December 1709, St Leonards, Bridgnorth SAL

Father: William Bendbow

Mother: Susannah Low

Siblings: All at St Leonards

Mary Benbow [1709 - >1734]
Sarah Benbow [30 July 1713 -]
William Benbow [12 September 1715 - 11 July 1716]
Elizabeth Benbow [20 August 1717 -]
Ann Benbow [24 August 1724 -]

Married: Edward Lloyd, 21 May 1730, St Leonards

Children: All at St Mary Magdalene, Bridgnorth

Alice Lloyd
Anne Lloyd
Edward Lloyd

[1663 - >1724]

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Baptised: 21 April 1663, St Leonards, Bridgnorth SAL

Father: William Benbow

Mother: Mary Benbow

Married: Susannah Low, 12 February 1708, St Leonards, Bridgnorth SAL

Children:

Mary Benbow
Sarah Benbow
William Benbow
Elizabeth Benbow
Ann Benbow

[<1648 - >1663]

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Married: William Benbow

Child:

William Bendbow

[<1648 - >1663]

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Married: Mary Benbow

Child:

William Bendbow

[1918 - 1989]

Born: 31 October 1918

certificate

Registration District	Caxton
in the Sub-District of	Caxton
in the County of	Cambridgeshire etc
When and where born	31 October 1918, Bourn Caxton and Arrington R.D.
Name	John Hall
Sex	Boy
Name of Father	John Berriman
Name of Mother	Mabel Berriman, formerly Hall
Profession of Father	Farmer
Informant	John Berriman, Father, Bourn
When Registered	27 November 1918

Father: John Berriman

Mother: Mabel Hall

Siblings:

John Hall Berriman [1918 - 1989]
Luke Clifford Berriman [17 April 1924 -]
Myrtle Elizabeth Berriman (→ Fisher) [28 June 1928 - 16 February 2000]
Joy Rosemary Berriman (→ Langley) [27 November 1929 -]

Extended family

Two photographs with his father, circa 1919

circa 1922

In Army uniform, circa 1940

The Berriman family, circa 1941

circa 1950

Educated: Colchester Royal Grammar School (school picture, 1933)

Married: Violet Sybil Kirk 24 July 1948

Wedding Photograph

certificate

Registration District	Colchester
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Lexden
in the County of	Essex
When Married	24 July 1948
Name and Surname	John Hall Berriman
Age	29
Condition	Bachelor
Rank or Profession	Electrical Engineer
Residence	Colchester
Father's Name	John Berriman
Father's Profession	Engineer
Witnesses	Luke Clifford Berriman, Frank Geoffrey Spearman groom's brother, bride's cousin

Children:

Heather June Berriman
John Henry Berriman
Susan Jane Berriman

Died: 8 December 1989, Colchester

certificate

Registration District	Colchester
in the Sub-District of	Colchester
in the County of	Essex
Date and place of death	8 December 1989, 134 Collingwood Road, Colchester
Name and Surname	John Hall Berriman
Sex	Male
Date and place of birth	31 October 1918, Bourn CAM
Occupation and usual address	Electrical Inspector (retired), 134 Collingwood Road, Colchester
Informant	John Henry Berriman, son, 3 Brownsea Way, Colchester
Cause of death	Ia. myocardial infarction b. Ischaemic heart disease II. mitral valve disease certified by J D Owen, MB
Date of Registration	8 December 1989

Directories:

1949-65: Benhams Colchester	J Berriman, 134 Collingwood Rd
1966-73: Kemps Colchester	J H Berriman, 134 Collingwood Rd

Electoral Roll:

The Downs, Harwich Road, Colchester	1946: St Johns Ward, Colchester
134 Collingwood Road, Colchester	1950-82: Lexden and Shrub End Ward, Colchester 1983-90: Lexden and Shrub End Ward, Colchester North

Addresses:

1946	The Downs, Harwich Rd, Colchester [TM030270]
1947	168 Maldon Rd, Colchester
1948-89	134 Collingwood Rd, Colchester CO3 5BD [TL963245] telephone 0206 563193

Military Service:

Served in the First Army, 78 Division, Royal Corps of Signals¹, in North Africa, Italy and Austria, during the 2nd World War. His Record of Service shows that 2362992 Cpl Berriman J H joined on 10 October 1939 and left on 3 May 1946. He was awarded the 1939-1945 Star, Africa Star with 1st Army bar, Italy Star, Defence Medal and War Medal 1939-1945

medals

Newspaper: Woods Fanfare, March 1956

More Gold Watches

Eight more people who have completed twenty-one years service with the Company were presented with gold watches at a dinner at the George Hotel on 24 February.

They were Mr. W. F. Driver, Duct Shop, Mr. K. T. King, Tool Room, Mr. R. A. Brown, Tool Room, Mr. R.P. Green, Service stores, Mr. R. H. Holbeche, Sales Manager, Mr. J. H. Berriman, Inspection Department, Mr. C. R. Hewes, Tool Room, Mr. H. P. Sadler, General Foreman.

A ninth recipient of a gold watch this year, Mr. R. C. Dick, now in Canada, was presented with his before he went overseas.

At the dinner were twenty-three other members of the firm, including one lady, Mrs. Avis of the Winding Shop, who had previously received long service watches. All told, the thirty-two watch recipients present have together completed 829 years service.

1919 1922 1940 1941 1948 1950 1956 1988

¹ Ray 1952
Algiers to Austria
A history of 78 Division in the Second World War
Eyre and Spottiswoode, London

[1888 - 1962]

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Born: 21 December 1888, Whitstone

certificate

Registration District	Stratton
in the Sub-District of	Week St Mary
in the County of	Cornwall
When and where born	21 December 1888, Stratchley Cottage Whitstone
Name	John
Sex	Boy
Name of Father	John Berriman
Name of Mother	Mary Ann Berriman formerly Webb
Profession of Father	Farmer
Informant	John Berriman, father, Widemouth Poundstock
When Registered	20 December 1889

Father: John Berriman

Mother: Mary Ann Webb

certificate

Religion	Bible Christian Connexion (Halesworth Circuit)
Christian Name	John
Parents Names	John and Mary Ann Berriman
Abode	Whitstone
Father's Occ	Blacksmith
Date and Place	27 January 1889, Parents home

Siblings:

Elizabeth Berriman (→ Greenaway) [4 January 1877 - 2 March 1927]
Jane Berriman (→ Coles) [11 July 1878 - 29 December 1954]
Jane Coles was found dead on the morning of 30 December 1954. Colchester Coroner's Court heard that death was due to carbon monoxide poisoning caused by a leaking gas pipe, and returned a verdict of Accidental Death. See Colchester Gazette 4 January 1955.
William Berriman [23 February 1881 - 11 March 1963]
Mary Berriman (→ Sloman) [18 August 1883 - 5 November 1956]
Mary Berriman was married to Philip Metherel Sloman, who farmed Salary Brook Farm in Colchester (also known as Solway Brook Farm), which is now part of the campus of the University of Essex. By coincidence, Albert Edward Sloman, nephew of Mary and Philip, became the first Vice-Chancellor of the University in 1962.
Emily Berriman [25 October 1885 - April 1961]
John Berriman [1888 - 1962]

Extended family

The Berriman family, circa 1905

Married: Mabel Hall, 11 April 1917, Gamlingay Baptist Church

certificate

Registration District	Caxton
Solemnized at	The Old Baptist Meeting House
in the District of	Caxton
in the Counties of	Cambridge and Huntingdon
When Married	11 April 1917
Name and Surname	John Berriman
Age	28
Condition	Bachelor
Rank or Profession	Farmer
Residence	Elsworth CAM
Father's Name	John Berriman
Father's Profession	Farmer (deceased)
Witnesses	Louisa Hall, Doris Ingle, William Berriman, Mark Walter Hall bride's mother or aunt, bride's cousin, groom's brother, bride's brother?

Children:

John Hall Berriman
Luke Clifford Berriman
Myrtle Elizabeth Berriman
Joy Rosemary Berriman

Two photographs with John Hall Berriman, circa 1919

The Berriman family, circa 1941

Died: 17 September 1962, 168 Maldon Road Colchester

certificate

Registration District	Colchester
in the Sub-District of	Colchester
in the County of	Essex
When and where died	17 September 1962, 168 Maldon Road, Colchester
Name and Surname	John Berriman
Sex	Male
Age	73 years
Occupation	Retired Farmer
Cause of death	Ia Coronary Thrombosis b Chronic Myocarditis
Informant	J H Berriman, son, 134 Collingwood Road, Colchester
When Registered	18 September

Newspaper: Essex County Standard, Friday 21 September 1962:

Death of Mr. J. Berriman
Mr. John Berriman (73), of 168 Maldon Road, Colchester, died on Monday. A native of Cornwall, Mr. Berriman came to Colchester from Cambridgeshire 40 years ago to farm. He was a well known member of the Colchester Brotherhood, and was also a local preacher. Until a few months before his death he had been an employee at H. J. Last and Sons.
Mr. Berriman leaves two sons, and two daughters, all well known in Colchester sporting circles. The funeral is at Eld Lane Baptist Church today, followed by cremation at Colchester Crematorium.

Will:

Of	John Berriman of 168 Maldon Road Colchester retired farmer
Dated	21 March 1962
Executors	John Hall Berriman, Luke Clifford Berriman (sons)
Witnesses	B C Gentley solicitor, J O Howe clerk
Legacies	Outside effects and tools left to two sons. Household effects to two daughters, Myrtle Elizabeth Fisher and Joy Rosemary Berriman. Remainder to be equally divided between the four, with provision for those dying leaving issue.

Probate:

Of	John Berriman
At	Ipswich
On	14 November 1962
To	John Hall Berriman electrical engineers foreman, Luke Clifford Berriman salesman
Estate	£2,349 2s

Newspaper: Essex County Standard, Saturday 8 November 1930:

Cowman admits adding Water to Milk
Adding water to milk intended for sale, to the extent of 8.24 per cent, on October 7, was the charge against Ernest Sadler, of Shaws Farm Cottage, while John Berryman, Shaws Farm, was charged with selling to William Digby Blyth eleven and a half gallons of milk to which had been added 4.7 per cent of water.
Sadler pleaded guilty, while Berryman, who was represented by Mr. F. J. Collinge, pleaded not guilty.
Mr. O. Thompson Smith, prosecuting on behalf of the Watch Committee, stated that Inspector Ball took a sample of milk from Kenneth Blyth, a dairyman, the milk being taken from a hand-can containing six pints.
Inspector Geo. H. Ball spoke to taking the first sample from Mr. Blyth, which was certified to contain added water. In consequence he saw Berryman and took another sample. Berryman said, "I was not present at yesterday afternoon's milking. I went and brought the milk in." Subsequently witness witnessed the milking of the cows and took a sample which was certified to be genuine milk. Sadler, who was present, was asked if he could account for the presence of the water in the milk from which the first sample was taken. He replied, "Yes, I did water Tuesday afternoon's milk. I was down in milk. I thought it the best and easiest way out f it. I don't want to see Mr. Blyth or his son punished." He also said he knew nothing about water being added to the Wednesday's milk.
William D. Blyth, of Winsley Farm, Colchester, corroborated the last witness's evidence as to the interviews with Berryman and Sadler.
Sadler pleaded he had no wilful intent and that he was very sorry.
Berryman, in the box, said he had no idea that water had been added to the milk on either day. If water had been added it was entirely without his knowledge.
Mr. Collinge said it was not the first case which had arisen through the action of an over zealous cowman adding water in order to maintain the quantity of milk from cows and through anxiety to please his employer. Mr. Berryman had no knowledge that water had been added, and he asked the Bench in their decision to preserve the business reputation he had held for eight years.
The Bench found both the cases proved and fined Sadler £3 with £2 2s costs. In the case of Berryman, the Chairman said they would not proceed to a conviction, but defendant would have to pay £2 costs.
The Magistrates were: Brig-Gen F. W. Towsey (in the chair), R. P. Blyth and C. T. Gale, Esqrs.
Report of a case in Colchester Police Court, Friday 31 October 1930

Electoral Roll:

Shaws Farm, Harwich Road, Colchester	1923-36: Parsons Heath Ward, Colchester 1937-9: St Johns Ward, Colchester
The Downs, Harwich Road, Colchester	1945-6: St Johns Ward, Colchester
168 Maldon Road, Colchester	1950-62: Abbey Ward, Colchester

Addresses:

1891	Higher Widemouth, Poundstock
1901	Mill Farm, Great Munden HRT
1911	Church Farm, Hatley St George CAM
1923-39	Shaws Farm, Harwich Rd, Colchester [TM030270]
1945-6	The Downs, Harwich Rd, Colchester [TM030270] The farm house at Shaws Farm was renamed "The Downs"
1947-62	168 Maldon Rd, Colchester

1905 1919 1941 1950

[1844 - 1908]

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Born: 14 April 1844

certificate

Registration District	Stratton
in the Sub-District of	Week St Mary
in the County of	Cornwall
When and where born	14 April 1844, at shop in the Parish of Whitstone
Name	John
Sex	Boy
Name of Father	John Berriman
Name of Mother	Elizabeth Berriman, formerly Risdon
Profession of Father	Blacksmith
Informant	John Berriman, Father, Whitstone
When Registered	30 April 1844

Father: John Berriman

Mother: Elizabeth Risdon

The Berriman family, circa 1905

Siblings:

Fanny Berriman [8 March 1840 - SEP qtr 1843]
John Berriman [1844 - 1908]

Extended family

Married: Mary Ann Webb 1 April 1876

Marriage Certificate:

Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Whitstone
in the County of	Cornwall
When Married	1 April 1876
Name and Surname	John Berriman
Age	of full age
Condition	Bachelor
Rank or Profession	Blacksmith
Residence	Whitstone
Father's Name	John Berriman
Father's Profession	Blacksmith
Witnesses	William Martin Webb, Ruth Veale bride's brother, acquaintance - a Veal family (but no Ruth) lived next door to the Berrimans in the 1871 and 1881 censuses?

Children:

Elizabeth Berriman
Jane Berriman
William Berriman
Mary Berriman
Emily Berriman
John Berriman

Died: 20 January 1908, Hatley St George gravestone

certificate

Registration District	Caxton
in the Sub-District of	Caxton
in the Couniesy of	Cambridge and Huntingdon
When and where died	20 January 1908, Hatley St George Cambs
Name and Surname	John Berriman
Sex	Male
Age	63 years
Occupation	Farmer
Cause of death	Injury to knee joint 20 days, Pyæmia, certified
Informant	W Berriman, Son, Present at the death, Hatley St George
When Registered	22 January 1908

Will:

Of	John Berriman
Dated	19 January 1908
Executors	Mary Ann Berriman (wife), William Berriman (son) and John Berriman (son)
Witnesses	J C Saunders, Edward Sills
Legacies	£250 to daughter Elizabeth Greenaway (wife of John Greenaway), £500 to daughters Jane Berriman, Mary Berriman and Emily Berriman. Residue equally between Mary Ann Berriman, William Berriman and John Berriman.

Probate:

Of	John Berriman of Church Farm, Hatley St George (Sandy)
At	London
To	William Berriman farmer
On	11 March 1908
Estate	£3,936 1s 6d

Directory:

1889: Kellys Cornwall

John Berriman, blacksmith, Whitstone

Addresses:

1851	Shop, Whitstone CON
1861	Blacksmith's Shop, Whitstone CON
1871	Stratchley Cott, Whitstone CON
1881	Stratchley, Whitstone CON
1891	Higher Widemouth, Poundstock CON
1901	Derriton, Pyworthy DEV
1908	Church Farm, Hatley St George CAM

1905

[1808 - 1887]

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Baptised: 24 April 1808, Launcells, Parish Register

Father: William Berriman

Mother: Grace Adams

Siblings: All baptised Launcells

Grace Berriman [2 February 1794 -] (Stratton CON: RG10/2215 f24 p15)
Jane Berriman [19 August 1796 -]
William Berriman [17 February 1799 -] married Ann [1810 -] (Hersham, Launcells: RG10/2216 f19 p11)
1. Ann L Berriman [1830 -]
2. Elizabeth Berriman [1834 -]
3. William Berriman [1837 -]
4. Emma Susanna Berriman [DEC qtr 1839 - SEP qtr 1864]
  1. Richard Berriman [1859 -]
  2. John Berriman [1862 -] married MAR qtr 1891 Islington Martha Rebecca Bruce [SEP qtr 1855 Thame OXF -]
    (Hersham, Launcells: RG9/1513 f80 p10; 356 York Rd, Islington: RG12/162 f24 p41; 21 Rawlings St, Chelsea: RG13/73 f119 p48; 9 Hasker St, Chelsea: RG78/12 sn703)
  (Hersham, Launcells CON: HO107/1897 f172 p13)
Elizabeth Berriman [10 October 1801 - 1848] married 8 April 1824, Kilkhampton Dennis Jennings [1799 -]
1. Syrenea Jennings [Born 2 February 1825, Baptised 6 February Holsworthy DEV Methodist Church - JUN qtr 1915 Bodmin CON] married John Kinsman [25 June 1826 Morwenstow -]
  1. Syrenea J Kinsman [1848 Cheltenham GLS - SEP qtr 1854 Stratton]
  2. John Dennis Kinsman [1859 Cheltenham - JUN qtr 1864 Penzance]
  3. Morwenna Kinsman [SEP qtr 1864 Penzance - SEP qtr 1932] married DEC qtr 1885 Plymouth Howell Mabbott [6 May 1859 -] (photograph)
    1. Morwenna Gladys Mabbott [DEC qtr 1886 Penzance -] married 11 March 1911 Gerald Richard Ralph
      1. Gerald Davy Ralph [8 May 1912 -] married 17 June 1942 Louise Gardiner [16 July 1918 -]
        
        Marion Gwenyth Ralph [17 July 1945 -]
        David Barry Ralph [26 January 1959 -]
      2. Doris Muriel Ralph [19 October 1915 -]
      3. Barbara Elizabeth 'Betty' Ralph [27 November 1920 -]
    2. Howell Vernon Mabbott [6 December 1890 - 1965] married June 1921 Redruth Ethel Grace Blight [JUN qtr 1898 Redruth -]
      1. Sheila M Mabbott [17 March 1925 -] married Henry Wilson Thorley
        Ethel and Sheila Mabbott sailed from New York on the Majestic, arriving in Southampton 3 September 1935, their intended place of residence being 3 Peverell Rd, Penzance. Their reason for being in America is not known.
    3. Nesta Mabbott [26 August 1892 - MAR qtr 1976 Hitchin HRT] married JUN qtr 1917 Redruth George Michael Saul-Brown [- JUN qtr 1956 St Albans HRT]
    4. Doris May Mabbott [24 April 1896 -] married Fred Purchas
      1. Marjorie M Purchas [22 October 1922 -] married SEP qtr 1945 Tavistock Phillip H E Beall
        Marjorie M Beale married MAR qtr 1954 Chelsea Zbigniew F Wojnar
        
        Michael F S Wojnar [JUN qtr 1955 St Pancras -]
        Susan Wojnar
        unknown Wojnar
      (16 Alma Terr, Penzance: RG12/1858 f17 p27; Nursery Road, Penzance: RG13/2254 f171 p9)
    (39 Wynham? Street, Cheltenham GLS:HO107/1973 f175 p35; 22 Rosevale Road, Madron, Penzance CON: RG9/1594 f14 p22 14 Market Jew Street, Penzance: RG10/2340 f27 p4, RG11/2345 f119 p4; 2 Milbay Rd, Plymouth St Andrew: RG12/1735 f22 p1)
2. Grace Berriman Jennings married John Wakely
  1. Florence 'Flora' Wakely married JUN qtr 1934 Penzance Howell Mabbott (see above)
3. William Berriman Jennings [Born 10 August 1827 Thundon CON, Baptised 19 August - 1892 Paternoster Row Methodist Registry, London] married Sarah Spackman
  1. Florence Adams Jennings [1859 - 1936] married William Akehurst [1861 -]
    1. Constance Sarah Akehurst [1885 - 1970] married George Evans [1884 - 1955]
  2. Ada Elizabeth Jennings [10 June 1863 Kangaroo Flat, VIC AUS -]
John Berriman [1808 - 1887]

Married: Elizabeth Risdon 28 March 1839, Stratton CON

certificate

Registration District	Stratton
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Stratton CON
When Married	28 March 1839
Name and Surname	John Berriman
Age	31
Condition	Bachelor
Rank or Profession	Blacksmith
Residence	Whitstone
Father's Name	William Berriman
Father's Profession	Blacksmith
Witnesses	Richard Trenouth, Thomas Greenaway

Children:

Fanny Berriman
John Berriman

All known descendants

Died: 4 May 1887, Whitstone

certificate

Registration District	Stratton
in the Sub-District of	Week St Mary
in the County of	Cornwall
When and where died	4 May 1887, Stretchly Cottages, Whitstone
Name and Surname	John Berriman
Sex	Male
Age	79 years
Occupation	House Proprietor and Retired Blacksmith
Cause of death	Old Age, Catarral Pneumonia 3 days, certified
Informant	the mark of Elizabeth Berriman, Widow of deceased, present at the Death, Stretchly Cottages Whitstone
When Registered	20 May 1887

Will:

Of	John Berriman of Whitstone blacksmith
Dated	5 March 1883
Executors	Elizabeth Berriman (wife)
Witnesses	Ephraim Noyes of Whitstone schoolmaster, Robert Hawker Kingdon of Whitstone clerk in Holy Orders
Legacies	All personal effects to wife Elizabeth, plus use of real estate for life. Real estate (a dwelling-house and garden, and Pig's House adjoining) to son John, but £2 yearly from the real estate to be given to wife Elizabeth.

Probate:

Of	John Berriman the elder, late of the parish of Whitstone, blacksmith
At	Bodmin
To	John Berriman of Whitstone, blacksmith, the son
On	12 January 1888
Estate	£574 19s 10d

Return of Owners of Land 1873:

Name	John Berriman
Parish	Whitstone
Extent	3a 1r 35p
Rental	£6

It is possible that this Return applies to his son. But as this John Berriman was a land owner (as is shown by his will), I assume it to refer to him.

Addresses:

1841 - 1851	Shop, Whitstone CON
1861	Blacksmith's Shop, Whitstone CON
1871	Stratchley Cott, Whitstone CON
1881	Stratchley, Whitstone CON

[~1757 - 1831]

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Married: Grace Adams, 6 April 1791, Kilkhampton, Parish Register

Children:

Grace Berriman
Jane Berriman
William Berriman
Elizabeth Berriman
John Berriman

Buried: 22 December 1831, Kilkhampton, aged 74.

[1772 - >1809]

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Baptised: 11 October 1772, Brailes WAR

Father: William Betteridge

Mother: Elizabeth Baseley

Siblings: All baptised at Brailes WAR

Elizabeth Betteridge [1772 - >1809]
Thomas Betridge [13 August 1769 -]
Catherine Bettridge [1777 -]
John Bettridge [1777 -]
George Betridge [3 May -]
Judey Betridge [26 February -]
William Betridge

Married: Thomas Adams 28 May 1795, Aston-juxta-Birmingham`

Children:

Henry Adams
William Adams
Thomas Adams
John Adams
Eliza Ann Adams
Sarah Sophia Adams

[1739 - 1821]

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Born: 8 July 1739, Chipping Norton OXF

Father: Steven Betteridge

Mother: Elizabeth Wiat

Siblings:

William Betteridge [1739 - 1821]
Mary Betteridge [10 October 1731 - 13 October 1803 Bladon OXF]
John Betteridge [2 October 1732 - 12 April 1735]
Elizabeth Betteridge [1 February 1735 - 8 September 1738]
Sarah Betteridge [26 December 1737 -]
Ann Betteridge [28 July 1741 -]
Stephen Betteridge [31 October 1744 - 10 November 1744]

Married: Elizabeth Baseley 26 July 1761, Brailes WAR

Child: Elizabeth Betteridge

Died: 18 November 1821, Brailes WAR

[1711 - 1783]

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Born: 8 September 1711, Upper Swell GLS

Father: Richard Betteridge

Mother: Mary Minchin

Siblings:

Richard Betteridge [20 August 1695 -]
Thomas Betteridge [4 October 1696 -]
William Betteridge [14 April 1698 -]
Joseph Betteridge [15 May 1703 -]
John Betteridge [10 November 1704 -]
Edward Betteridge [4 April 1706 -]
Robert Betteridge [5 December 1707 -]
Steven Betteridge [1711 - 1783]
Anne Betteridge [25 December 1712 -]
George Betteridge [21 March 1716 -]

Married: Elizabeth Wiat 28 February 1730, Chipping Norton OXF

Children:

William Betteridge
Mary Betteridge
John Betteridge
Elizabeth Betteridge
Sarah Betteridge
Ann Betteridge
Stephen Betteridge

Died: 20 April 1783, Chipping Norton OXF

[1673 - 1716]

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Born: 1673 Upper Swell GLS

Father: Richard Betteridge

Mother: Deborah Elkins

Married: Mary Minchin 1694

Children:

Richard Betteridge
Thomas Betteridge
William Betteridge
Joseph Betteridge
John Betteridge
Edward Betteridge
Robert Betteridge
Steven Betteridge
Anne Betteridge
George Betteridge

[1644 - >1673]

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Born: 1644

Married: Deborah Elkins

Children:

Richard Betteridge

[<1730 - >1751]

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Married: Henry Goodman, 23 July 1745, Whitstone, Parish Register

Child:

John Goodman

[1821 - 1869]

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Baptised: 8 August 1821, Baddesley Ensor Indep., IGI C077121-0078

Father: John Blower

Mother: Frances Dutton

Siblings:

Hephzibah Blower [21 March 1818 - ] married May 1845, St Pancras Old Church Robert Welton
1. John Charles Welton [1846 -] married JUN qtr 1866 Clerkenwell Mary Caulton Williams
  1. Martha Emma Welton [JUN qtr 1867 Clerkenwell - DEC qtr 1888 St Pancras]
  2. Frank George Welton [MAR qtr 1869 St Pancras -]
  3. Oliver John Welton [DEC qtr 1871 - SEP qtr 1887]
  4. Grace Sarah Welton [DEC qtr 1874 -] married DEC qtr 1900 Edmonton Arthur Stanley Trendell (Hawthorn Grove, Enfield: RG13/1271 f84 p19)
    (45 Acton St, Marylebone: RG10/219 f41 p76, RG11/196 f37 p16; 56 Acton Street: RG12/125 f64 p61, RG13/142 f62 p66)
  (41 King Street, Clerkenwell: HO107/1516 f100 p40; 3 Foundling Terrace, St Pancras: RG9/106 f16 p28; Grendon: RG11/3057 f61 p14)
Frances Blower [9 July 1818 - ]
Frances may have been the Frances Bloore who was John Kirk's first wife. And if so, his marriage to Martha would have been illegal. But John Kirk's first wife is shown as being aged 32 on her death in November 1847, implying birth in 1815.
Martha Blower [1821 - 1869]
Elizabeth Blower [1826 - ]
Living with Martha and John Kirk at the 1851 census, and Hephzibah Welton in the 1881 censuS
Joseph Blower [29 March 1829 - ]
John Blower [20 August 1836 - ]

Married: John Kirk 20 November 1848

Marriage Certificate:

Solemnized at	St Pancras Church
in the Parish of	St Pancras
in the County of	Middlesex
When Married	20 November 1848
Name and Surname	Martha Blower
Age	Full age
Condition	Spinster
Residence	Guilford Street
Father's Name	John Blower
Father's Profession	Miner
Witnesses	Robert Walton, Hephzibah Walton Bride's sister and brother-in-law. Neighbours to the Kirks, living at 41 King Street in the 1851 census

Children:

Harberson Joseph Kirk
Martha Kirk
George Kirk
Ernest A E Kirk
Robert Kirk
Hephzibah Kirk

Died: 5 January 1869, Clerkenwell

certificate

Registration District	Clerkenwell
in the Sub-District of	Goswell Street
in the County of	Middlesex
When and where died	5 January 1869, 140 St John Street Road
Name and Surname	Martha Kirk
Sex	Female
Age	48 years
Occupation	Wife of John Kirk, Watch Engraver
Cause of death	Disease of the Valves and Substance of the Heart. PM
Informant	Edwin Lan Kester, Coroner for Middlesex. Inquest held 7th January 1869
When Registered	18 January 1869

Addresses:

1848	Guilford St
1851	43 King St, Clerkenwell
1858	14 Coles Terrace Barnsbury Rd
1861	26 Lower Smith St, Clerkenwell

A Martha Blower is listed in the 1841 census of Baddesley Ensor (HO107/1130/2 f5 p4). But her age is given as 14, and there is no other evidence confirming this as the right entry.

[1800 - >1861]

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Father: Joseph Bloer

Mother: Elizabeth Bloer

Baptised: 9 February 1800, Baddesley Ensor, IGI P015841-0890

Siblings:

Sarah Blower [12 June 1788 - ]
Mary Blower [27 January 1790 - ]
Joseph Blower [3 October 1791 - ]
Samuel Blower [23 September 1793 - ]
William Blower [10 September 1797 - ]
John Blower [1800 - >1861]
Thomas Blower [13 September 1802 - ]
Catherine Blower [1 October 1807 - ]

Married: Frances Dutton, 14 February 1814, Mancetter, IGI M043701-1510

Children:

Hephzibah Blower
Frances Blower
Martha Blower
Elizabeth Blower
Joseph Blower
John Blower

IGI lists two earlier children to Joseph and Elizabeth; William 2 November 1766; and Susannah 15 August 1773. Because of the 15 year gap, I assume these to be a generation back, possibly siblings to Joseph.

Addresses:

1841 - 1851 - 1861

Grendon Common, Grendon WAR

[<1773 - >1807]

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Married: Elizabeth Bloer

Children:

Sarah Blower
Mary Blower
Joseph Blower
Samuel Blower
William Blower
John Blower
Thomas Blower
Catherine Blower

[<1788 - >1807]

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Married: Joseph Bloer

Children:

Sarah Blower
Mary Blower
Joseph Blower
Samuel Blower
William Blower
John Blower
Thomas Blower
Catherine Blower

[1890 - 1946]

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Born: 6 July 1890

certificate

Registration District	Freebridge Lynn
in the Sub-District of	Gayton
in the County of	Norfolk
When and where born	6 July 1890, Castleacre R S D
Name	Sybil May
Sex	Girl
Name of Father	Fred Bonas
Name of Mother	Harriet Bonas, formerly Skipper
Profession of Father	Farm Laborer
Informant	Harriet Bonas, Mother, Castleacre
When Registered	20 August 1890

Father: Frederic Bonas

Mother: Harriet Skipper

2 Sep 1931

Siblings:

Sybil May Bonas [1890 - 1946]
Grace Bonas (→ Woodrow) [28 November 1892 - ]
Charlotte Bonas [JUN qtr 1895 -]
Henry Jesse Bonas [JUN qtr 1897 -]
Violet Bonas [MAR qtr 1900 - ?3 June 1922]
Eric Bonas [12 February 1902 - ]
Pansy Susannah Bonas (→ Harber ⇒ Moore) [29 April 1904 - 17 July 1982]
Arthur William 'Jack' Bonas [SEP qtr 1906 - 1972]
Fred Bonas [SEP qtr 1908 - ]
Edna Lillian Harriet Bonas [7 August 1909 - ]
Albert Leahair Bonas [14 September 1913 - ]
Why Albert had the second name Leahair is a mystery. It is the second name of the man Sybil May Bonas married over 2 years later, which seems an insufficient reason. Was Albert in fact Sybil's son by her husband-to-be, registered by her parents?

Extended family

Photographs of her and her family

Married: Alexander Leahair Kirk 15 November 1915

certificate

Registration District	Edmonton
Solemnized at	The Register Office
in the County of	Middlesex
When Married	15 November 1915
Name and Surname	Sybil May Bonas
Age	24
Condition	Spinster
Rank or Profession	Parlourmaid (Domestic)
Residence	31 Charles Street, Mayfair
Father's Name	Frederick Bonas
Father's Profession	Roadman to a District Council
Witnesses	C Bonas, C Rawlings bride's sister Charlotte, family friend - there are Rawlings in ALK's Birthday Book?

Children:

Lavinia May Kirk
Henry Cecil Kirk
Violet Sybil Kirk

The Kirk Family circa 1926

All known descendants

Died: 18 October 1946, Colchester

certificate

Registration District	Colchester
in the Sub-District of	Colchester
in the County of	Essex
When and where died	18 October 1946, Essex County Hospital
Name and Surname	Sybil May Kirk
Sex	Female
Age	55 years
Occupation	of 134 Collingwood Rd, Colchester, widow of Alexander Lehair Kirk, Railway Gatekeeper
Cause of death	I(a) Uraemia (b) Hydronephosis (c) Secondary Carcinomatis (Uterus) II Carcinoma of Pelvic Colon PM
Informant	V S Kirk, daughter, 134 Collingwood Road Colchester
When Registered	22 October

Newspaper: Essex County Standard, Friday 25 October 1946:

Deaths - Kirk On Saturday, 19 October, 1946, suddenly at Essex County Hospital, Sybil May Kirk, dearly loved mother of Lavinia and Violet 134, Collingwood Road, Lexden, Colchester.

Newspaper: Unknown, 1946:

Well-Known Lexden Resident - Funeral of Mrs. Sybil Kirk The death of Mrs. Sybil Kirk, a well known and popular resident of Lexden, who resided at 134, Collingwood Road, took place at the Essex County Hospital last week after an illness patiently borne. Aged fifty-five years, Mrs. Kirk was predeceased by her husband, Mr. Alexander Kirk, and their only son Henry, died during the war whilst a prisoner in Italian hands.
A funeral service, preceding interment at Colchester Cemetery, was conducted by the Rev. S.L. Dolph, at Lexden Church on October 24th. The principal mourners were Lavena and Violet (daughters), Dick (son-in-law), Grace and Albert (sister and brother-in-law), Pansy and Ernie (sister and brother-in-law), Lottie and Arnold (sister and brother-in-law); Frank (nephew), and Mesdames Pears, Pacey, Nattrass, Noy, Dines, and Turner (friends).
Floral tributes were from the mother; Vena, Violet, and Dick; Grace and Albert; Mrs. Jones and Doreen; John; Phyllis and Mervyn; Mrs. Haywood; Edna and Frank; Mr. And Mrs. Turner; Pansy and Ernie; Lottie and family; neighbours; Brother Fred; Mrs. Harris and Molly; Aunt Ada; Henry and Laura; Mrs. Bachelor; Aunt Lottie and Burney; Molly and Gorden; Margaret; and Mrs. Sexton and Mervyn.

Administration:

Of	Sybil May Kirk of 134 Collingwood Rd, Lexden, Colchester
At	Ipswich
To	Violet Sybil Kirk spinster
On	5 August 1947
Estate	£649 11s

Directory:

1946-7: Benhams Colchester

S Kirk, 134 Collingwood Rd

Electoral Roll:

134 Collingwood Road, Colchester (as Sybil May Kirk)

1936-8: Lexden Ward, Colchester

1939-46: Lexden and Shrub End Ward, Colchester

Addresses:

1891	Castle Acre NFK
1901	Moy's Buildings, Castle Acre NFK
1911	1 Ardilann Road, Highbury	Family tradition has it that she worked in the London home of Nancy Astor. However, in 1911 1 Ardilann Road was home to the Holmden family, and 31 Charles Street is listed in Kelly's London Directory for 1914-6 as the residence of Miss S Bibby.
1915	31 Charles St, Mayfair
1917	134 Effingham Road, Harringay
circa 1930	22c Alfoxton Ave, West Green, London N15
1931	48 Turnpike Crossing, Roudham
1931-46	134 Collingwood Rd, Colchester [TL963245]

1926 1931

[1866 - 1938]

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Born: 4 June 1866

certificate

Registration District	Freebridge Lynn
in the Sub-District of	Gayton
in the County of	Norfolk
When and where born	4 June 1866, Castleacre
Name	Frederic
Sex	Boy
Name of Father	Jesse Bonass
Name of Mother	Susan Bonass, formerly Skipper
Profession of Father	Agricultural Labourer
Informant	Susan Bonass , Mother, Castleacre
When Registered	4 July 1866

Father: Jesse Bonas

Mother: Susan Skipper

Siblings:

William Bonas [1860 - ]
Jael Bonas [1862 - ] married JUN qtr 1881 Freebridge Lynn William Moore
Frederic Bonas [1866 - 1938]
Charles Bonas [1868 - ] married Harriet
1. Clifford Bonas [JUN qtr 1897 Swaffham -]
2. Albert Bonas [JUN qtr 1900 -]
3. Agnes May Bonas [SEP qtr 1907 Freebridge Lynn -]
4. Ethel Bonas [JUN qtr 1910 -]
Emma Bonas [1871 - ] married 15 October 1892, West Lexham Arthur Creed
1. Ernest Creed [1900 -]
  (West Lexham NFK: RG13/1874 f58 p8)
Anne Bonas [1879 - ]

Extended family

Married: Harriet Skipper 19 October 1889

certificate

Registration District	Freebridge Lynn
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Castle Acre
in the County of	Norfolk
When Married	19 October 1889
Name and Surname	Frederick Bonas
Age	Full
Condition	Bachelor
Rank or Profession	Labourer
Residence	Castle Acre
Father's Name	Jesse Bonas
Father's Profession	Labourer
Witnesses	William Skipper, Phebe Skipper bride's brother and sister?

Children:

Sybil May Bonas
Grace Bonas
Charlotte Bonas
Henry Jesse Bonas
Violet Bonas
Eric Bonas
Pansy Susannah Bonas
Arthur William 'Jack' Bonas
Fred Bonas
Edna Lillian Harriet Bonas
Albert Leahair Bonas

Died: 11 January 1938

certificate

Registration District	Freebridge Lynn
in the Sub-District of	Gayton
in the County of	Norolk
When and where died	11 January 1938, Castleacre
Name and Surname	Frederick Bonas
Sex	male
Age	71 years
Occupation	Retired Roadman
Cause of death	(A) Heart failure, sudden (B) Extreme Cachexia and wasting (C) Inoperable Carcinoma of Rectum (2 years duration). Certified
Informant	H J Bonas, Son, In Attendance, Castleacre
When Registered	13 January

Addresses:

1871	Drury Lane, Castle Acre NFK
1881 - 1891	Castle Acre NFK
1901	Moy's Buildings, Castle Acre NFK
1911	Post Office Street, Castle Acre NFK

[1839 - 1891]

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Born: 4 February 1839

Census records strongly suggest late 1838 or early 1839 as his date of birth. But the only Bonas (or similar) with a birth registered in Freebridge Lynn between 1838 and 1840 is Arthur, registered MAR qtr 1839. There is no death certificate for Arthur, nor can I find him in the censuses or any other record. All details on Arthur's birth certificate (below) — parent's names, father's occupation, mother's maiden name — match what is known of Jesse. It would appear that Jesse was registered as Arthur.

Registration District	Freebridge Lynn Union
in the Sub-District of	Gayton
in the County of	Norfolk
When and where born	4 February 1839, Castle Acre
Name	Arthur
Sex	Boy
Name of Father	William Bonas
Name of Mother	Elizabeth Bonas formerly Wells
Profession of Father	Shepherd
Informant	the mark of Elizabeth Bonas, Mother, Castleacre
When Registered	7 February 1839

Father: William Bonas

Mother: Elizabeth Wells

Siblings: All baptised at Castle Acre. The earliest 8 were step-siblings.

William Bonas [25 May 1812 - ]
Elizabeth Bonas [19 January 1815 - ]
Francis Bonas [20 October 1817 - ] married Mary [1818 -]
1. John Bonas [1839 -]
2. Mary Bonas [1843 -]
3. Thomas Bonas [1846 -]
4. Elizabeth Bonas [1850 -]
  (St James Green, Castle Acre: HO107/1828 f280 p18; Rougham Road, Castle Acre: RG9/1252 f70 p3)
5. William Bonas [JUN qtr 1852 - 19 March 1856]
grandson William Bonas [1866 -]
(St James Green, Castle Acre: RG10/1860 f93 p18)
William Bonas [14 February 1819 - 1 October 1819]
Elizabeth Bonas [20 May 1821 - ]
William Bonas [25 July 1824 - 25 July 1824]
James Bonas [26 July 1827 - ]
Eliza Bonas [11 October 1829 - 25 March 1830]
Uriah Bonas [22 April 1832 - 1 April 1841]
Jabez Bonas [11 August 1833 - 4 July 1876] married Mary [1838 -]
1. Elizabeth Bonas [1864 -]
2. James Bonas [1866 -]
3. Sarah Ann Bonas [1870 -]
  (Massingham Road, Castle Acre: RG10/1860 f94 p19)
Anna Bonas [31 May 1835 - ] married DEC qtr 1861 Freebridge Lynn James Dye
1. John Dye [1873 -]
  (New Cottages, West Acre NFK: RG12/1565 f72 p4)
Dalton Bonas [1836 - MAR qtr 1897] married Hannah [1836 -]
(Low Commons, Ashill NFK: RG9/1263 f152 p24; White House, Northwold, NFK: RG10/1873 f107 p11; Whittington Bell, Northwold: RG12/1576 f189 p3)
Listed as publican of the Bell Inn, Whittington in 1883.
Jesse Bonas [1839 - 1891]
Jael Bonas [1842 - ] married SEP qtr 1865 Radford George Sanders
1. William B Sanders [1862 -]
2. Annie E Sanders [1869 -]
3. Jael Sanders [MAR qtr 1872 Nottingham -] married SEP qtr 1891 Nottingham Frederick Holmes
  (Leen Side, Nottingham: RG10/3524 f26 p5; Canaan Place, Nottingham: RG11/3364 f52 p4; 15 Eugenie Street, Nottingham: RG12/2701 f141 p33)
  1. Henry Holmes [1892 -]
  2. Nelly Holmes [1894 -]
  3. George Holmes [1895 -]
  4. Frederick Holmes [1899 -]
    (169 Arkwright Street Shop, Nottingham: RG13/3171 f167 p29)

Married: Susan Skipper 12 October 1861

Marriage Certificate:

Registration District	Freebridge Lynn
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Castle Acre
in the County of	Norfolk
When Married	12 October 1861
Name and Surname	Jesse Bonas
Age	of full age
Condition	Bachelor
Rank or Profession	Labourer
Residence	Castle Acre
Father's Name	William Bonas
Witnesses	Jabez Bonas, Mary Hookes groom's brother, brides's aunt?

Children:

William Bonas
Jael Bonas
Frederic Bonas
Charles Bonas
Emma Bonas
Anne Bonas

Died: 16 March 1891

certificate

Registration District	Blofield Union
in the Sub-District of	Blofield
in the County of	Norfolk
When and where died	16 March 1891, Lunatic Asylum Thorpe
Name and Surname	Jesse Bonas
Sex	Male
Age	52 years
Occupation	Agricultural Labourere, formerly at Castleacre
Cause of death	General paralysis and Pachymeningitis 2 years, certified
Informant	D G Thompson, Medical Superintendant, Lunatic Asylum Thorpe
When Registered	25 March 1891

Buried:

Date	22 March 1891
Where	Castle Acre
Text	"aged 52, Jesse Bonas, of Thorpe Asylum, Norwich, formerly of Castle Acre, buried by Salvation Army"

Electoral Roll:

Cottage in River Yard, Castle Acre

1885-6: Castleacre, North-Western Division of Norfolk

Addresses:

1841	The Green, Castle Acre
1851	St James Green Castle Acre
1861	Newton Rd, Castle Acre
1871	Drury Lane, Castle Acre
1881	Castle Acre
1885-6	River Yard, Castle Acre

[1789 - 1878]

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Born: 1789 Harpley NFK

Father: John Boness

Father: Susannah Humphrey

Married 1: Alice Bruce [1790 - 28 March 1830]

Children of first marriage:

William Bonas
Elizabeth Bonas
Francis Bonas
William Bonas
Elizabeth Bonas
William Bonas
James Bonas
Eliza Bonas

Married 2: Elizabeth Wells 16 January 1832

Marriage Entry:

Church	Castle Acre
Date	16 January 1832
Name	William Bonass
Of	this parish widower
and Name	Elizabeth Wells
Of	this parish singlewoman
By	Banns
Witnesses	Robert Sister, Honor Sculfer

Children of second marriage:

Uriah Bonas
Jabez Bonas
Anna Bonas
Dalton Bonas
Jesse Bonas
Jael Bonas

Married 3: Alice Doy, 17 November 1856

certificate

Solemnized at	The Parish Church		Alice was the widow of John Doy of Briston (HO107/776/25 f33 p9, HO107/1809 f911 p16).
in the Parish of	Thirning
in the County of	Norfolk
When Married	17 November 1856
Name and Surname	William Boness	Alice Doy
Age	of full age	of full age
Condition	Widower	Widow
Profession	Shepherd
Residence	Thirning	Briston
Father's Name	John Boness	John Walton
Father's Profession	Shepherd	Labourer
Witnesses	Richard Long, Henry Rudd, Robert Strutt, Mary Bonas , Anna Wadley, Charlotte Eke

Died: 1 March 1878, Gayton Union Workhouse

certificate

Registration District	Freebridge Lynn
in the Sub-District of	Gayton
in the County of	Norfolk
When and where died	1 March 1878, Union Workhouse Gayton
Name and Surname	William Bones
Sex	male
Age	90 years
Occupation	shepherd
Cause of death	Senile, Gangrene of foot, certified
Informant	William Gates, Porter, Union Workhouse Gayton
When Registered	1 March 1878

Addresses:

1841	The Green, Castle Acre NFK
1851	St James Green, Castle Acre NFK
1861	Growells Abby, Briston NFK
1871	Great Common, Briston NFK
1878	Gayton Workhouse

[<1760 - >1789]

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Married: Susannah Humphrey 10 October 1775 West Rudham NFK

Child

William Bonas

His child was, according to census returns, born 1789 in Harpley NFK. A John Bonus of Great Massingham, (within 3 kilometers of Harpley) took out a license to marry Susannah Humprey of East Rudham (within 5 kilometers) on 10 October 1775.

[1776 - 1860]

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Baptised: 13 November 1776, Bridgnorth St Mary Magdelene SAL

Father: John Bourne

Mother: Elizabeth Cook

Siblings:

John Bourne [14 April 1761 -]
Elizabeth Bourne [23 February 1763 -]
Thomas Bourne [14 April 1767 - 15 April 1767]
Rachel Bourne [18 June 1768 - 3 August 1774]
Kesiah Bourne [29 April 1770 - 16 February 1773]
Jemima Bourne [23 June 1773 - 27 May 1774]
William Bourne [8 February 1775 -]
Kezia Bourne [1776 - 1860]
Ann Bourne [4 July 1778 -]
Ann Bourne [19 January 1780 -]
Mary Bourne [28 July 1782 - 6 October 1784]
Sarah Bourne [26 May 1784 -]

Married: Richard Lee 13 March 1803, Barrow SAL

Children:

Mary Lee
Edwin Lee
John Lee
Eliza Lee
Josiah Lee
Mahala Lee
Mark Philip Lee

Died: 20 July 1860, Bridgnorth

certificate

Registration District	Bridgnorth
in the Sub-District of	Bridgnorth
in the County of	Salop
When and where died	20 July 1860, Underhill Street Bridgnorth
Name and Surname	Kezia Lee
Sex	Female
Age	83 years
Rank or Profession	Wife of Richard Lee, a Grocer
Cause of death	Bronchitis Certified
Informant	The mark of Ann Ayers, In Attendance, Cartway Bridgnorth
When Registered	21 July 1860

Addresses:

1841 - 1851 - 1860

Underhill Street, Bridgnorth SAL

[<1756 - >1784]

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Married: Elizabeth Cook 6 November 1759, Bridgnorth St Mary Magdelene, SAL

Children:

John Bourne
Elizabeth Bourne
Thomas Bourne
Rachel Bourne
Kesiah Bourne
Jemima Bourne
William Bourne
Kezia Bourne
Ann Bourne
Ann Bourne
Mary Bourne
Sarah Bourne

[1689 - >1715]

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Baptised: 16 March 1689/90, Merton DEV, Parish Register

Father: William Broad

Mother: Mary Broad

Siblings:

Elizabeth Broad [1689 - >1715]
William Broad [9 May 1692 - 23 December 1692]

Married: John Nott, 28 June 1709, Merton, Parish Register

Children:

Thomas Nott
Elizabeth Nott

[<1684 - 1699]

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Buried: 28 February 1699/700, Merton DEV, Parish Register

Married: William Broad

Children:

Elizabeth Broad
William Broad

[<1674 - 1693]

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Buried: 27 February 1692/3, Merton DEV, Parish Register

Married: Mary Broad

Children:

Elizabeth Broad
William Broad

[1788 - 1860]

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Baptised: 22 April 1810, Dudley St Thomas

Father: John Brooks

Her baptismal entry lists her as the daughter of John and Sylvia Brooks. But the only marriage of a John Brooks and a Sylvia was to Sylvia Dunn at Dudley St Thomas in January 1803, when Mary would have been 14. So she may have been the child of a previous marriage.

Siblings:

Mary Brooks [1788 - 1860]
Ann Brooks [10 July 1803 -] married 13 December 1818, Dudley St Thomas James Cox
1. Eliza Cox [1820 -] married John Beasley [1818 -]
  1. Simeon Beasley [May 1842 -] married Oldswinford 4 June 1865 Harriet Bloomer [1842 -]
    1. Ellen Sophie Beasley [1867 -] married DEC qtr 1890 Alfred Beasley [1865 -]
      1. Norman Beasley [1892 -]
      2. Elsie M Beasley [1893 -]
      3. Lawrence Beasley [1894 -]
      4. Mabel Beasley [1896 -]
      5. Frank Beasley [1898 -]
        (Fatherley Barn Farm House, Beecher Fields, Cradley: RG13/2751 f122 p20)
    2. Harry Edgar Beasley [1868 -] married Lucy Matilda Brettel [1867 -]
      1. Mary Jane Beasley [JUN qtr 1896 -]
        (Beecher Fields, Cradley: RG13/2751 f122 p20)
    3. John Owen Beasley [DEC qtr 1869 -] married Rowley Regis 7 May 1893 Adelaide Green
      1. Samuel Simeon Beasley [DEC qtr 1893 -]
      2. Albert Owen Beasley [DEC qtr 1896 -] married Quarry Bank 1920 Annie Tromans
        
        Dorothy Edna May Beasley married Hayseech 8 November 1943 George Wilfred Corbett
        
        Jill Corbett married Guest
        ♀ Corbett
        
        ♀ Beasley
      3. Florence Beasley [1898 -]
        (Banners Lane, Cradley: RG13/2752 f42 p24)
      4. another child
    4. Neri Beasley [DEC qtr 1873 -]
    5. Miriam Maria Beasley [JUN qtr 1878 -]
    6. Eliza Flora Beasley [DEC qtr 1879 -]
    7. Albert Edward Beasley [MAR qtr 1881 -]
    8. William Henry Beasley [SEP qtr 1883 -]
      (Two Gates, Cradley: RG10/3019 f15 p24; Two Gates, Cradley: RG11/2884 f15 p24; Windmill Hill, Cradley: RG12/2300 f7 p8)
    Simeon Beasley married Louisa Roper
    1. Hubert Roper [1878 -]
    2. Wilfred Roper [1892 -]
      (Windmill Hill, Cradley: RG13/2751 f118 p11)
  2. Charles Beasley [May 1843 -] married Ellen [1844 -]
    1. Emma Beasley [1867 -]
    2. Joseph Beasley [September 1870 -] married Mary Ann Hill [1872 -]
      1. Elizabeth Beasley [1896 -]
      2. Joseph Beasley [1899 -]
        (Two Gates Lane, Cradley: RG13/2751 f128 p31)
    3. Charles Jesse Beasley [1875 -] married JUN qtr 1899 Clara Cox [1877 -]
      1. Charlie Beasley [1899 -]
        (Two Gates, Cradley: RG13/2751 f135 p46)
    4. Clara May Beasley [1878 -]
    5. Eliza Ellen Beasley [July 1880 -]
    6. Rose Beasley [1885 -]
  3. Ellen Beasley [1845 -]
  4. Louisa Beasley [April 1847 - DEC qtr 1891]
  5. Fanny Beasley [1848 -]
  6. Neri Beasley [1849 -]
  7. Josh Beasley [September 1850 -]
  8. Lucy Beasley [March 1854 -]
  9. Emma Beasley [November 1855 -]
  10. Caleb Beasley [February 1858 -] married DEC qtr 1888 Sophia Amelia Cox [1862 -]
    1. Mary Louisa Beasley [MAR qtr 1892 -]
    2. Edith Janet Beasley [DEC qtr 1893 -]
    3. Gertrude Lilian Beasley [MAR qtr 1897 -]
      (Two Gates Lane, Cradley: RG13/2751 f129 p34)
    (Two Gates, Cradley: HO107/2034 f15 p22; Two Gates, Cradley: RG9/2063 f98 p18; Two Gates, Cradley: RG11/2884 f17 p27; Windmill Hill, Cradley: RG12/2300 f16 p25)
Elizabeth Brooks [26 May 1805 -] married 14 July 1823 Joseph Allchurch
1. Phoebe Alchurch [1831 -]
2. Squire Alchurch [1837 - DEC qtr 1843]
3. Mary Allchurch [1840 -]
4. Ann Allchurch [1845 -]
5. Margaret Allchurch [1855 -]
  (Engine Lane, Oldswinford: HO107/1198/7 f43 p39; Bott Lane, Lye: HO107/2035 f315 p26; Bott Lane, Lye: RG9/2067 f46 p40)
Sylvia Brooks [3 January 1808 - JUN qtr 1887] married 29 July 1827 Samuel Dunn
1. Joseph Dunn [1828 -]
2. Mirah Dunn [1830 -]
3. Samuel Dunn [1832 -]
4. Eli Dunn [1834 -]
5. Isaiah Dunn [1836 -]
6. Simeon Dunn [1839 -]
7. Mathew Dunn [1840 -]
8. Amos Dunn [1842 -]
9. Selena Dunn [1846 -]
10. Nehemiah Dunn [1850 -]
11. Ellen Dunn [1852 -]
  (Quarry Bank, Kingswinford: HO107/996/13 f37 p6; Quarry Bank, Kingswinford: HO107/2036 f685 p17; Quarry Bank, Kingswinford: RG9/2074 f47 p27)

Married: Thomas Clift 23 April 1810

Marriage Entry:

Church	Dudley, St Thomas
Date	23 April 1810
Name	Thomas Clift
Of	this parish Bachelor
and Name	Mary Brooks
Of	the same Spinster
By	Banns
Witnesses	Benj. Jennings, Mark Bond

Mary's baptism on 22 April 1810 was presumably preparatory to the marriage.

Children:

Mary Clift
William Clift
Levi Clift
Hannah Clift

All known descendants

Vicar of Cradley's Notebooks: 1857, "69, baptist sacrament, disaffected. She is sister to Ann Cox 2 Gates, and thinks baptists have 140 members."

Address:

1841 - 1851 - 1857

Colley Lane, Cradley WOR

Died: 18 January 1860, Colley Lane Cradley

certificate

Registration District	Stourbridge
in the Sub-District of	Halesowen
in the County of	Worcester
When and where died	18 January 1860, Colley Lane, Cradley
Name and Surname	Mary Clift
Sex	female
Age	71 years
Rank or Profession	Wife of Thomas Clift, a Nail maker
Cause of death	Pneumonia 2 weeks, Certified
Informant	Thomas Clift, present at the deaty, Colley Lane Cradley
When Registered	20 January 1860

[<1785 - >1810]

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Married: Sylvia Dunn, 30 January 1803, Dudley St Thomas

Children:

Mary Brooks
Ann Brooks
Elizabeth Brooks
Sylvia Brooks

[1752 - 1827]

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Born: 1752 information from fellow researcher

Died: 24 October 1827, Hagley

Married: Joseph Poole, 7 September 1778 Hagley WOR

Children:

Mary Poole
Elizabeth Poole
Joseph Poole
Thomas Poole

[1803 - 1851]

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Baptised: 3 July 1803, Walkern, Parish Register

Father: Thomas Brown

Mother: Hannah Brown

Siblings:

Sarah Barnes
Sarah Barnes is given as Hannah Brown's daughter on Hannah's Death Certificate, dated 20 August 1842. She is presumably the Sarah Barnes, born outside MDX circa 1800, listed in the 1841 census of Bury Street, Edmonton (HO107/652/8 f9 p1): Sarah's residence is given as Bury Hall, which a 1867 map shows to be in Bury Street. Sarah may be an otherwise-unrecorded daughter of Thomas Brown, or a daughter of Hannah from a previous marriage, or illegitimate. No Sarah Brown or Barnes is shown in the IGI as being baptised at Walkern between 1790 and 1810, although there ia a Sarah with no surname, which may imply illegitimacy, baptised 3 July 1796.
Caroline Brown [1803 - 1851]
Amelia Brown (→ Whitehead ⇒ Winchester) [1815 - ]
Her second husband (married MAR qtr 1851 Edmonton) was John Winchester, witness to Georgiana Woolloton's marriage. In the 1861 census she was a visitor at Kilda Lodge, Clay Hill (RG9/799 f7 p10), where a J Edw Winchester, presumably her husband, was Butler. She was living with Georgiana at the 1871 census, and with Georgiana's widowed husband Thomas Leahair at the 1881 census.
Selina Brown [1825 - ]

Married: Thomas Henry Woolloton 24 January 1826

Marriage Entry:

Church	St Pancras, Old Church
Date	24 January 1826
Name	Thomas Henry Woolloton
Of	this parish Batchelor
and Name	Caroline Brown
Of	this parish Spinster
By	Banns
Witnesses	Isaac Tucker, M Flinn

Children:

Georgiana Harriet Woolloton
Thomas Brown Woolloton

Died: 15 October 1851

certificate

Registration District	Edmonton
in the Sub-District of	Enfield
in the County of	Middlesex
When and where died	15 October 1851 Clay Hill, Enfield
Name and Surname	Caroline Woolloton
Sex	Female
Age	43 years
Rank or Profession	Widow of Thomas Henry Woolloton, Livery Stable Keeper
Cause of death	Disease of lungs certified
Informant	Amelia Winchester, present at the death, Clay Hill Enfield sister
When Registered	21 October 1851

Addresses:

1841 - 1851

Clay Hill, Enfield

[1781 - >1851]

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Born: 1781 Hertfordshire

Married: Hannah Brown

Children:

Caroline Brown
Amelia Brown
Selina Brown

Addresses:

1841 - 1851

Clay Hill, Enfield

[1770 - 1842]

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Married: Thomas Brown

Children:

Sarah Barnes
Caroline Brown
Amelia Brown
Selina Brown

Died: 20 August 1842

certificate

Registration District	Edmonton
in the Sub-District of	Enfield
in the County of	Middlesex
When and where died	20 August 1842 at Clay Hill
Name and Surname	Hannah Brown
Sex	female
Age	72 years
Occupation	Wife of Thomas Brown, gardener
Cause of death	Asthma
Informant	Sarah Barnes, Daughter, present at the death, Bury Hall Edmonton
When Registered	22 August 1842

Address:

1841	Clay Hill, Enfield

[<1654 - >1675]

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Married: Symon Reavell, 16 June 1669, Owston, IGI M030941-0378

Children:

William Reavill
Ellinor Reavill
Simon Revill
Willy Reavill
Marmyducke Reavill

[<1713 - >1733]

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Married: William Smart, 15 July 1728, Bishops Cannings, Parish Register

Child:

Mary Smart

[1685 - 1750]

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Baptised: 21 March 1685, Gamlingay, Parish Register

Buried: 23 July 1750, Gamlingay, Parish Register

Father: Thomas Carelesse

Mother: Isabell Carelesse

Siblings:

Ann Carelesse (→ Mean) [1 October 1677 - ]
Elizabeth Carelesse [25 March 1681 - ]
Isabella Carelesse [25 March 1681 - ]
Elizabeth Carelesse [1685 - 1750]

Married: Stephen Cupis 2 October 1713

Marriage Entry:

Church	Gamlingay
Date	2 October 1713
Name	Stephen Cupis
Of	this parish servant to Mr. Overal
and Name	Elizabeth Carelesse
Of	this parish servant to Mr. Thomas Mean

IGI 7020328-98 refers to marriage.

Children:

Dorothy Cupis
Mary Cupis
Elisabeth Cupis
Stephen Cupis
Edward Cupis
Elisabeth Cupis
Anne Cupis

Another possibility, daughter of George and Mary, born 1 April 1693, was rejected. The will of her brother John, dated 1738, refers to "my sister Elizabeth Wilson".

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Baptised: 30 March 1635, Gamlingay, IGI C073631-0719

Father: Lewes Careles

Mother: Katherine Careles

Siblings:

Mary Careles (→ Francis) [16 June 1631 - ]
George Careles [- 1712]
Thomas Carelesse [1635 - >1685]
Katherine Careles [21 September 1640 - ]

Married: Isabell Carelesse

Children:

Ann Carelesse
Elizabeth Carelesse
Isabella Carelesse
Elizabeth Carelesse

[<1670 - >1685]

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Married: Thomas Carelesse

Children:

Ann Carelesse
Elizabeth Carelesse
Isabella Carelesse
Elizabeth Carelesse

[<1616 - 1671]

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Died: 1671

Married: Katherine Careles

Children:

Mary Careles
George Careles
Thomas Carelesse
Katherine Careles

Will:

Dated	23 September 1671
Proved	13 October 1671
Beneficiaries	wife Katherine, son Thomas with three children, son John Francis with his wife Mary and four children, son George.

Examination of the IGI shows there was a second Careless family in Gamlingay at the time: George Careless and his wife Helen with children Edina (baptised 1624), Katherine (1627), Mary (1630), Frances (1632), George (1633), Anne (1635), William (1637) and Joane (1643). It seems likely that George and Lewes were brothers. Furthermore, since both George and Lewes baptised their first-born son George, this may well be the name of their father.

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Married: Lewes Careles

Children:

Mary Careles
George Careles
Thomas Carelesse
Katherine Careles

[1758 - >1779]

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Baptised: 11 May 1758, Shipdham

Father: John Carr

Mother: Mary Carr

Married: Francis Wigg 22 November 1778, Shipdham NFK

Children:

Anna Wigg
Philip Wigg

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Married: Mary Carr

Child:

Mary Carr

[<1743 - >1758]

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Married: John Carr

Child:

Mary Carr

[<1691 - >1713]

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Married: Richard Cooper 2 February 1706 Sandy

Children:

Sarah Cooper
Ann Cooper
William Cooper
Robert Cooper

[<1794 - >1814]

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Married: Timothy Hipkiss, 24 August 1809, Old Swinford WOR

Children:

William Henry Hipkiss
Jane Hipkiss
Susan Hipkiss

[1718 - 1788]

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Baptised: 25 January 1718/9, Tempsford, Parish Register

Buried: 1 June 1788, Tempsford, Parish Register

Father: Thomas Chandler

Mother: Elizabeth Miller

Siblings:

Elizabeth Chandler (→ Franks) [13 August 1713 - 7 February 1767]
Sarah Chandler [1718 - 1788]
Thomas Chandler [3 December 1722 - ]
Edward Chandler [12 December 1725 - ]
Susan Chandler (→ Emery) [16 May 1731 - 2 October 1808]

Married: Nathaniel Guy, 2 July 1745, Tempsford, Parish Register

Children:

Mary Guy
Elizabeth Guy
Sarah Guy
Ann Guy

[1677 - 1750]

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Baptised: 15 June 1677, Tempsford, Parish Register

Buried: 8 April 1750, Tempsford, Parish Register

Father: William Chandler

Siblings:

Elizabeth Chandler [5 January 1665/6 - ]
Thomas Chandler [1677 - 1750]
John Chandler [21 March 1672/3 - ]

Married: Elizabeth Miller, 25 October 1710, Tempsford, Parish Register

Children:

Elizabeth Chandler
Sarah Chandler
Thomas Chandler
Edward Chandler
Susan Chandler

Two other possible christenings of a Thomas Chandler appear in the Tempsford register:
17 March 1681/2, son of Edward, and 1 April 1682, son of Edward.
But there appears only to be one Edward Chandler, so I suspect these entries to be the baptism and erroneously-entered burial of a child who died aged only a few days.

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Children:

Elizabeth Chandler
John Chandler
Thomas Chandler

[1663 - >1701]

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Baptised: 8 April 1663, Morwenstow CON

Father: John Chebbott

Mother: Honor Chebbott

Siblings:

Mary Chebbott [17 February 1659 -]
Honor Chebbott [29 November 1660 -]
Joanne Chebbott [1663 - >1701]
Margaret Chebbott [8 April 1663 -]
Hester Chebbott [16 February 1665 -]

Married: Charles Warmington 10 January 1693, Morwenstow

Children:

Honor Warmington
John Warmington
Anne Warmington
Baker Warmington

[<1643 - >1665]

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Partner: Honor Chebbott

Children:

Mary Chebbott
Honor Chebbott
Joanne Chebbott
Margaret Chebbott
Hester Chebbott

[<1647 - >1665]

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Partner: John Chebbott

Children:

Mary Chebbott
Honor Chebbott
Joanne Chebbott
Margaret Chebbott
Hester Chebbott

[1866 - 1934]

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Born: 29 November 1866

certificate

Registration District	Dudley
in the Sub-District of	Rowley Regis
in the County of	Staffordshire
When and where born	29 November 1866, Cradley Heath Rowley Regis
Name	Jane
Sex	Girl
Name of Father	William Clift
Name of Mother	Abigail Clift, formerly Head
Profession of Father	Nailer
Informant	W Clift, Father, Cradley Heath Rowley Regis
When Registered	21 December 1866

Father: William Clift

Mother: Abigail Head

Siblings:

Emma Clift [24 January 1842 - ] stepsibling
Eliza Clift [1843 - ] stepsibling
Charlotte Clift [1845 - ] stepsibling
Mary Ann Clift [1847 - ] stepsibling
Samuel Clift [1854 - ]
Timothy Clift [1857 - ]
Elizabeth Clift [~July 1860 - ]
Hannah Clift [1862 - ]
Abigail Clift [1864 - ]
Jane Clift [1866 - 1934]

Extended family

Married 1: William Poole 13 April 1884

certificate

Registration District	Dudley
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Netherton
in the County of	Worcestershire
When Married	13 April 1884
Name and Surname	Jane Clift
Age	20
Condition	Spinster
Residence	Netherton
Father's Name	deceased
Witnesses	Thomas Howell , Catherine Gilham

Children of first marriage:

Martha Ethelreda Poole
Joshua Cornelius Poole
William Poole

Married 2: Joseph Lavender, 8 July 1906

certificate

Registration District	Dudley		John Lavender [1813 -] `married` Louisa [1822 -] Maria Lavender [1851 -] Alfred Lavender [1855 -] James Lavender [1857 -] Ann Lavender [1859 -] Sophia Lavender [1862 -] Joseph Lavender [1864 -] `married` Sophia [1862 - ] Elsie Maud Lavender [MAR qtr 1895 -] `(49 Thoms Road, Quarry Bank STS: RG13/2762 f8 p7)` Emily Lavender [1865 -] Albert Lavender [1868 -] `(30 Park Street, Stourbridge: RG10/3022 f106 p30; New Street, Halesowen: RG11/2887 f99 p50)`
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Reddal Hill
in the County of	Staffordshire
When Married	8 July 1906
Name and Surname	Jane Poole	Joseph Lavender
Age	41	42
Condition	Widow	Widower
Profession		Striker
Residence	Cradley Heath	Cradley Heath
Father's Name	William Clift (deceased)	John Lavender (deceased)
Father's Profession	Chainmaker	Brewer
Witnesses	William Henry Clift, Phoebe Newton

Child of second marriage:

Joseph Lavender

Married 3: George Cockin 11 April 1925, Reddal Hill

certificate

Registration District	Dudley		Joseph Cockin [1826 -] `married` Mary A. [1827 -] Elizabeth Cockin [1848 -] Charles Cockin [1850 -] Harriet Cockin [1854 -] Helen Cockin [1855 -] Joseph Cockin [1859 -] George Cockin [1860 -] `married` Emily [1861 -] Joseph Arthur Cockin [1885 -] `married JUN qtr 1907` Gertrude Ella Gasper Eileen Cockin [DEC qtr 1911 -] Lotty Cockin [1888 -] George H Cockin [1892 -] `(Gibbett Lane, Hasbury: RG12/2299 f120 p35; Gibbett Lane, Hasbury: RG13/2750 f140 p14)` Sarah J Cockin [1864 -] Ettie Cockin [1865 -] Emma Cockin [1867 -] Michael Cockin [1868 -] Ann M Cockin [1871 -] `(Halesowen: RG9/2064 f121 p33, New Street, Hasbury: RG10/3018 f80 p37; New Street, Halesowen: RG11/2883 f99 p50)`
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Reddal Hill
in the County of	Staffordshire
When Married	11 April 1925
Name and Surname	Jane Lavender	George Cockin
Age	58	64
Condition	Widow	Widower
Profession		Tube Worker
Residence	Corngreaves Rd, Cradley Heath	Corngreaves Rd, Cradley Heath
Father's Name	William Clift (deceased)	Joseph Cockin (deceased)
Father's Profession	Chainmaker	Brick Layer
Witnesses	Joshua Cornelius Poole, Martha Etheldra Homer

Died: 5 November 1934

certificate

Registration District	Dudley
in the Sub-District of	Rowley Regis
in the County of	Stafford
Date and place of death	5 November 1934, 113 Corngreaves Road
Name and Surname	Jane Cockin
Sex	Female
Age	67 years
Occupation	Wife of George Cockin, formerly a Tube Furnace Man
Cause of death	(1)a Carcinomatosis Abdominis b Carcinoma Corpus Utai (2) Myocardial Degradation. No P.M. Certified C A Mather MB
Informant	Bert Homer, son-in-law, in attendance. 112 Corngreaves Road Cradley Heath
Date of Registration	5 November 1934

Addresses:

1871	Corngreaves St, Cradley
1881	13 Corngreaves St, Cradley
1891	6 Castle Street, Netherton
1901	Banners Lane, Cradley
1911-34	113 Corngreaves Road, Cradley Heath

[1819 - 1883]

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Born: 7 August 1819 Register of Cradley Particular Baptist, drawn up after 1836

Father: Thomas Clift

Mother: Mary Brooks

Siblings:

Mary Clift [10 April 1816 - ]
William Clift [1819 - 1883]
Levi Clift [30 May 1823 - ]
Living next door to his widowed father at Colley Lane, Cradley in the 1861 census. Living next door to Phebe Walker at High Town, Cradley in the 1871 census
Hannah Clift [5 December 1825 - ]

Extended family

Married 1: Susan Trueman

certificate

Registration District	Stourbridge
Solemnized at	Parish Church
in the Parish of	Oldswinford
in the County of	Worcestershire
When Married	13 June 1841
Name and Surname	William Clift	Susan Trueman
Age	Full	Full
Condition	Bachelor	Spinster
Rank or Profession	Nailer	Nailer
Residence	Lye Waste	Lye Waste
Father's Name	Thomas Clift	Thomas Truman
Father's Profession	Nailer	Nailer
Witnesses	George Hill, Ruth Trueman

Children of first marriage:

Emma Clift
Eliza Clift
Charlotte Clift
Mary Ann Clift

Married 2: Abigail Head

certificate

Registration District	West Bromwich
Solemnized at	Parish Church
in the Parish of	Oldbury
in the County of	Worcestershire
When Married	25 December 1854
Name and Surname	William Clift
Age	28
Condition	Widower
Rank or Profession	Nailer
Residence	Langley Green
Father's Name	Thomas Clift
Father's Profession	Nailer
Witnesses	Joseph Thompson, James Payne

Children of second marriage:

Samuel Clift
Timothy Clift
Elizabeth Clift
Hannah Clift
Abigail Clift
Jane Clift

Died: 10 April 1883

certificate

Registration District	Dudley
in the Sub-District of	Rowley Regis
in the County of	Stafford
When and where died	10 April 1883, 13 Corngreaves Road
Name and Surname	William Clift
Sex	Male
Age	63 years
Occupation	Chain Maker
Cause of death	Paralysis 9 months, certified
Informant	the Mark of Abigail Clift, Widow of the deceased, present at the death, 13 Corngreaves Rd Rowley Regis
When Registered	11 April 1883

Addresses:

1841	Colley Lane, Cradley
1851	Four Ways, Rowley Regis
1861 - 1871	Corngreaves Rd, Cradley
1881 - 1883	13 Corngreaves Rd, Cradley

[1789 - 1873]

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Baptised: 25 December 1789, Cradley Independant Chapel Register

Father: James Clift

Mother: Mary Bagnall

Siblings:

Sarah Clift [10 October 1788 -]
Thomas Clift [1789 - 1873]
Cornelius Clift [13 June 1792 -]
Lucy Clift [25 December 1793 -]
Nancy Clift [12 May 1798 -]
Joseph Clift [23 July 1801 - 30 July 1823]
William Clift [26 April 1804 -]
Ebenezer Clift [- 1807]
Mary Clift [- 1809] "an infant"
Hephzibah Clift [- 20 December 1810]
David Bright Clift [14 April 1818 - 1821]

The first 4 children were baptised at the Independant Chapel in Cradley. The later children are listed in the Minute Book of Cradley Particular Baptists, and were presumably dedicated there.

Married: Mary Brooks 23 April 1810

Marriage Entry:

Church	Dudley, St Thomas
Date	23 April 1810
Name	Thomas Clift
Of	this parish Bachelor
and Name	Mary Brooks
Of	the same Spinster
By	Banns
Witnesses	Benj. Jennings, Mark Bond

Children:

Mary Clift
William Clift
Levi Clift
Hannah Clift

All known descendants

Vicar of Cradley's Notebooks:

1857	Nailer, 68, baptist sacrament, plays bass viol at baptists 46 years.
1863	(Levi Clift's) father Thomas Clift 74, baptist, was sacrament

Died: 5 February 1873

certificate

Registration District	Stourbridge
in the Sub-District of	Kingswinford
in the County of	Stafford
When and where died	5 February 1873, Union Workhouse Wordsley
Name and Surname	Thomas Cleft
Sex	male
Age	81 years
Occupation	Nailmaker
Cause of death	Senile decay, certified
Informant	The mark of John Pearson, present at the death, Union Workhouse Wordsley, Kingswinford
When Registered	7 February 1873

Address:

1841 - 1851 - 1861 - 1863	Colley Lane, Cradley WOR
1871 - 1873	Stourbridge Union Workhouse

[1768 - 1844]

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Born: 11 February 1768

Baptised: 13 March 1768, Cradley, Parish Register

Father: Samuel Clift

Mother: Elizabeth Harris

Adult Baptism:

Date	28 July 1798
Church	Cradley Particular Baptist Chapel
Source	Minute Book
Text	"James Clift s of Samuel & Elizabeth Clift was born Feb 11 1768" and was baptised at Dudley by Rev Josa. Bissel July 28 1798. Mary Clift his wife was born Oct 14 1766 and was baptised at Dudley July 28 1798.

Married 1: Mary Bagnall 25 December 1787, Clent WOR

Children of first marriage:

Sarah Clift
Thomas Clift
Cornelius Clift
Lucy Clift
Nancy Clift
Joseph Clift
William Clift
Ebenezer Clift
Mary Clift
Hephzibah Clift

Married 2: Mary Taylor, 26 December 1816, Halesowen

Child of second marriage:

David Bright Clift

The Minute Book of Cradley Particular Baptist Congregation refers to all James' children as the child of James and Mary. However, David Bright Clift is recorded as being born 14 April 1818 and buried 1821 when aged 2 years 10 months. But "Mary wife of Jas Clift" is recorded as being buried in 1815 aged 48. Therefore, James married again, and his second wife was also Mary.

Died: 27 January 1844

certificate

Registration District	Stourbridge Union
in the Sub-District of	Halesowen
in the Counties of	Worcester and Salop
When and where died	27 January 1844, Overend Cradley
Name and Surname	James Clift
Sex	Male
Age	75 Years
Occupation	Nailer
Cause of death	Died by the visitation of God, from apoplexy 1 hour
Informant	Edward Moore, Deputy Coroner, Halesowen
When Registered	4 February 1844

Address:

1841 - 1844

Overend, Cradley STS

[1744 - 1825]

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Born: 10 August 1744

Baptism: 26 August 1744, Rowley Regis, Parish Register

Father: James Clift

Mother: Mary Round

Married: Elizabeth Harris, 19 April 1767, Halesowen

Child:

James Clift

Adult Baptismal Entry:

Date	5 May 1799
Church	Cradley Particular Baptist Chapel
Source	Minute Book
Text	"Samuel Clift s of James & Mary Clift was born Aug 10 1744 and was baptised May 5 1799. Elizabeth his wife was born Oct 31 1743."

Samuel was Deacon of Cradley Particular Baptist Chapel, and listed in the Minute Book as being a resident of Overend Cradley, as was his wife.

Died: 7 June 1825 Minute Book

Buried: 10 June 1825 "aged 80 years" Minute Book

[1719 - >1744]

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Baptised: 24 January 1719 Rowley Regis

Father: John Clift

Mother: Sarah Clift

Siblings:

James Clift [1719 - >1744]
Martha Clift [- 22 March 1724/5]
John Clift [18 February 1721/2 - 27 April 1725]
Thomas Clift [19 January 1723/4 - 2 May 1725]
Thomas Clift [6 February 1725/6 -]

Married: Mary Round, 20 November 1743, Halesowen

Child:

Samuel Clift

[<1704 - 1728]

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Buried: 14 November 1728 Rowley Regis

Married: Sarah Clift

Children:

Martha Clift
James Clift
John Clift
"John s of John & Sarah Clift, De Tividale".
Thomas Clift
Thomas Clift

[<1708 - >1726]

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Of: Tividale

Map dated 1902

(click to see a larger and more detailed map)

Married: John Clift

Children:

Martha Clift
James Clift
John Clift
Thomas Clift
Thomas Clift

[1820 - 1872]

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Father: Samuel Collett

Mother: Esther Southall

Baptismal Entry:

Church	Dudley St Thomas
Date	9 January 1820
Name	Elizabeth
Parents	Saml. and Esther Collett
Father's Occ	Carpenter

Siblings:

Ann Collett [27 March 1796 - ]
Sarah Collett [27 March 1796 - ]
Mary Maria Collett [4 February 1798 - ]
John Collett [19 September 1802 - ]
1. John Collett [1827 -]
2. Mary Collett [1827 -] married Serjent Parsons
  1. Martha Parsons [1848 -]
  2. Harriet Parsons [1850 -] married JUN qtr 1871 Dudley William Dark
    1. Ann Alice Dark [MAR qtr 1872 -]
    2. Minnie Dark [SEP qtr 1875 -]
    3. Nelly Dark [1877 -]
      (No 1 St Thomas Gardens Walk, Dudley: RG11/2877 f125 p17)
    (George Street, Dudley: HO107/2032 f282 p6)
3. Catherine Collett [1829 -]
4. Harriet Collett [1831 -]
  (Minories, Dudley: HO107/1196/10 f52 p18)
Mary Maria Collett [6 April 1806 - ]
Richard Collett [6 April 1806 - ] married Sarah [1804 -]
1. Sarah Collett [1832 -]
2. Eliza Collett [1835 -]
3. Esther Collett [1837 -]
4. Noah Collett [1840 -] married Elizabeth [1842 -]
  1. Richard Collett [1869 -]
  2. Sarah Collett [1870 -]
  3. Nicholas Collett [1872 -]
  4. Noah Collett [1877 -]
    (14 Himley Street, Dudley: RG10/3011 f112 p13, 33 Walters Row, Dudley: RG11/2875 f140 p54)
5. Maria Collett [1842 -]
  (New Dock, Dudley: HO107/2032 f132 p51)
William Collett [6 March 1808 - ] married Ann
1. Elizabeth Collett [1831 -]
2. Ann Collett [1835 -]
3. Emma Collett [1837 -]
  (Minories, Dudley: HO107/1196/10 f51 p17)
George Collett [21 October 1810 - ] married Eliza (Turner?) [1813 -]
1. Thomas Collett [1840 -]
2. Samuel Collett [1844 -]
His nephew Thomas Whitehouse was living with him at the time of the the 1861 census
Joseph Collett [28 March 1813 - will dated 1877] married 12 September 1838 Esther Hartshorne [1816 -]
1. Samuel Collett [1840 -]
2. Sarah Collett [1842 - 12 August 1917] married SEP qtr 1859 Tipton Isaac Guest [ - 1865]
  1. Thomas Guest [1861 -]
  2. Joseph Collett Guest [1862 -]
  Sarah Collett married DEC qtr 1865 Sedgley John Bowen
  1. Rachel Bowen [1867 -]
  2. John Bowen [1870 -]
  Sarah Bowen married 17 June 1894 (John) Patrick Flanagan [1830 ROS IRL -]
  1. Elizabeth Flanagan [6 March 1874 -] married 22 February 1897 Dudley (RC Church) Samuel Paskin [1874 -]
    1. Elizabeth Paskin [1897 -]
      (29 Stone Street, Dudley: RG13/2745 f26 p2)
    2. Samuel Patrick Paskin [~1902 -]
  2. Patrick Michael Flanagan [16 August 1875 -] married MAR qtr 1897 Florence Clarke [1871 -]
    1. Florence Flanagan [1897 -]
    2. John Flanagan [1899 -]
      (4 Titchbourne Court, Dudley: RG13/2744 f170 p28)
    3. Kathleen Flanagan [1901 -]
    4. Bernard Flanagan [1902 -]
  3. (King) Roderick Flanagan [11 May 1877 -] married 27 December 1897 Dudley (RC Church) Lottie Danks
    1. Eva Flanagan [1898 -]
    2. Nora Flanagan [1899 -]
      (14 Cross Street, Dudley: RG13/2744 f165 p18)
    3. Roderick Flanagan [1905 -]
    4. Daniel Flanagan
    5. Leonard Flanagan
  4. Mary Flanagan [4 November 1883 -] married JUN qtr 1906 Dudley Alfred Taylor
    (Stone Street, Dudley: RG11/2879 f74 p1, RG12/2296 f45 p4)
    1. May Taylor
    2. Jenny Taylor
    3. Fanny Taylor
    4. Ida Taylor
3. Joseph Collett [1844 -] married Mary Jane [1845 -]
  1. Martha Collett [1867 -]
  2. Sarah Collett [1869 -]
  3. Mary Collett [1871 -]
    (13 Pensnett Road, Dudley: RG10/3013 f75 p18)
4. Richard Collett [1847 -] married Elizabeth [1848 -]
  1. Sarah Collett [1870 ]
  2. Samuel Collett [1874 -]
  3. Elizabeth Collett [1879 -]
  4. Joseph Collett [1882 -]
    (29 Price Street, Dudley: RG11/2880 f86 p31, 88 Worcester Road, Stourbridge: RG13/2754 f11 p14)
  (Sedgley STS: HO107/998/3 f37 p13, New Dock, Dudley: HO107/2032 f130 p46, 25 Cromwell Street, Dudley: RG10/3015 f91 p8)
Mary Collett [1 November 1818 - ]
Elizabeth Collett [1820 - 1872]

Married 1: Thomas Whitehouse 8 July 1839

certificate

Registration District	Dudley
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Rowley Regis
in the County of	Staffordshire
When Married	8 July 1839
Name and Surname	Elizabeth Collett
Age	of full age
Condition	Spinster
Residence	Tividale
Father's Name	Saml. Collett
Father's Profession	Carpenter
Witnesses	John Breasier, Edw. Bridgewater

Children of first marriage:

Samuel Whitehouse
Emily Whitehouse
Thomas Whitehouse

Married 2: William Coulson 3 August 1851 Birmingham

certificate

Registration District	Birmingham		William is presumably the William Colson who died 9th August 1853 at Queen's Cross, Dudley, whose age at death is given as 34. The death was registered by "Eliza Collett, Queen's Cross, Dudley", who would be Elizabeth's sister-in-law. The only William Co(u)lson listed in the 1851 census of Birmingham St Thomas was a lodger at 35 Granville Street (HO107/2052 f319 p13), an unmarried stamper, born in America. Granville Street runs parallel to Washington Street. This could be the right man, but there is a problem with his age: the census lists his age as 18, which cannot be reconciled either with marriage at full age 4 months later, or with death aged 34 two years later.
Solemnized at	the Church of St Thomas
in the Parish of	Birmingham
in the County of	Warwick
When Married	3 August 1851
Name and Surname	Elizabeth Whitehouse	William Coulson
Age	of full age	of full age
Condition	spinster	Bachelor
Rank or Profession	-	Sadler
Residence	Washington Street	Washington Street
Father's Name	-	John Coulson
Father's Profession	-	Baker
Witnesses	Thomas Barnett?, Sarah Barnett Thomas and Sarah Barnett are presumably the Barnetts living at 25 Washington Street at the 1851 census. Sarah was born at Dudley, so may have been an acquaintance or relative of Elizabeth

Married 3: Eli Hill 6 February 1854

certificate

Registration District	Dudley
Solemnized at	Netherton
in the Parish of	Dudley
in the County of	Warwickshire
When Married	6 February 1854
Name and Surname	Elizabeth Coleson	Eli Hill
Age	34	35
Condition	Widow	Bachelor
Rank or Profession		Miner
Residence	Queen's Cross	Queen's Cross
Father's Name	Samuel Collett	William Hill
Father's Profession	Carpenter (dead)	Tailor (dead)
Witnesses	James Mackay, Elizabeth Binal

The same page of the marriage register has the marriage of George Collett and Eliza Turner. This might be the marriage of Elizabeth's brother George, whose wife is given as Eliza in the 1861 census

Child of third marriage:

William H Hill

Died: 2 September 1872, Dudley

certificate

Registration District	Dudley
in the Sub-District of	Dudley
in the County of	Worcester
When and where died	2 September 1872, 7 Angel Street, Queens Cross Dudley
Name and Surname	Elizabeth Hill
Sex	Female
Age	53 years
Rank or Profession	Wife of Eli Hill, a coal miner
Cause of death	Scirrhus Uteri, Certified
Informant	Eli Hill, Present at the death, 7 Angel Street Queens Cross Dudley
When Registered	4 September 1872

Addresses:

1841	183 Minories, Dudley
1851	Minories, Dudley
1861 - 1871	21 Angel St, Dudley
1872	7 Angel St, Queens Cross, Dudley

[1773 - >1820]

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Baptised: 22 October 1777, St Swithin, Worcester, aged 4

Father: John Collett

Mother: Sarah Paxford

Married: Esther Southall 13 January 1794

Marriage Entry:

Church	Dudley, St Thomas
Date	13 January 1794
Name	Samuel Collett Bachelor
Of	this parish
and Name	Esther Southall Spinster
Of	this parish
By	Banns
Witnesses	W Bridgewater, Joseph Bond

Children:

Ann Collett
Sarah Collett
Mary Maria Collett
John Collett
Mary Maria Collett
Richard Collett
William Collett
George Collett
Joseph Collett
Mary Collett
Elizabeth Collett

Dead: by 1854, when he is listed as dead on his daughter's marriage certificate.

Not the Samuel Collett who died JUN qtr 1842, but possibly his grandfather.

[<1764 - >1779]

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Married: Sarah Paxford

Children:

Samuel Collett

[1698 - 1783]

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Born: 1698

Died: 16 May 1783 Olney

Married: Samuel Whitmee 9 April 1732 Raunds

Children:

Thomas Whitmee
John Whitmee
Samuel Whitmee

[1733 - >1784]

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Baptised: 14 February 1733, Bridgnorth St Mary Magdelene SAL

Father: Joseph Cook

Mather: Sarah Cook

Siblings:

Anne Cook [27 June 1732 -]
Elizabeth Cook [1733 - >1784]
Joseph Cook [12 February 1735 -]
Sarah Cook [17 January 1737 -]
John Cook [24 September 1739 -]
Mary Cook [26 January 1741 -]
Catherine Cook [6 September 1746 -]

Married: John Bourne 6 November 1759, Bridgnorth St Mary Magdelene, SAL

Children:

John Bourne
Elizabeth Bourne
Thomas Bourne
Rachel Bourne
Kesiah Bourne
Jemima Bourne
William Bourne
Kezia Bourne
Ann Bourne
Ann Bourne
Mary Bourne
Sarah Bourne

[<1716 - >1746]

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Married: Sarah Cook

Children:

Anne Cook
Elizabeth Cook
Joseph Cook
Sarah Cook
John Cook
Mary Cook
Catherine Cook

[<1716 - >1746]

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Married: Joseph Cook

Children:

Anne Cook
Elizabeth Cook
Joseph Cook
Sarah Cook
John Cook
Mary Cook
Catherine Cook

[<1663 - 1732]

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Married: Thomas Gooding 15 November 1678, Morwenstow CON

Children:

Thomas Gooding
Robert Gooding
Bartholemew Gooding
Joana Gooding
William Gooding
Elizabeth Gooding
Grace Gooding

Buried: 15 June 1732

[1744 - 1786]

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Baptised: 9 January 1744, Sandy

Burial: 18 September 1786, Sandy

Father: William Cooper

Mother: Elizabeth Austin

Married: John Simmonds, 20 October 1769, Sandy

Child:

Lucy Simmonds

[1712 - >1744]

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Baptised: 20 January 1712 Sandy BDF

Father: Richard Cooper

Mother: Sarah Chadwick

Siblings:

Sarah Cooper [11 September 1707 - 29 October 1718]
Ann Cooper [21 December 1709 -]
William Cooper [1712 - >1744]
Robert Cooper [26 December 1713 -]

Married: Eliazabeth Austin 26 December 1744 Sandy
The IGI also contains 3 references to this marriage giving the date as 10 June 1744. These are all member submissions, while the 26 December date comes from an LDS extraction program. This seems more reliable.

Child:

Mary Cooper

[1683 - >1713]

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Baptised: 2 October 1683 Sandy

Father: William Cooper

Mother: Sarah Cooper

Married: Sarah Chadwick 2 February 1706, Sandy

Children:

Sarah Cooper
Ann Cooper
William Cooper
Robert Cooper

[<1668 - >1683]

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Married: Sarah Cooper

Child:

Richard Cooper

[<1668 - >1683]

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Married: William Cooper

Child:

Richard Cooper

[1565 - >1601]

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Born: 1565

Married: Thomas Whitmee 1585

Children:

Agnes Whitmee (→ Braun)
Alice Whitmee
Katherine Whitmee
William Whitmee
Mary Whitmee
Joan Whitmee (→ Bett)
Elizabeth Whitmee (→ Hoare)
John Whitmee
Thomas Whitmee

[1680 - >1723]

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Born: 1680

Married: John Thorne

Children:

Roger Thorne
Jane Thorne
Sarah Thorne
Elizabeth Thorne
John Thorne

[1736 - 1788]

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Baptised: 20 August 1736, Morwenstow CON

Father: Simon Cottle

Mother: Ann Warmington

Siblings:

Damaris Cottle [1736 - 1788]
Charles Cottle [11 November 1737 - 30 March 1744]
John Cottle [20 April 1740 -]

Married: Henry Adams, 4 July 1762, Morwenstow CON

Children:

Henry Adams
Anne Adams
John Adams
Hugh Adams
Charles Adams
Grace Adams
Jane Adams
Jane Adams
Elizabeth Adams

Buried: 10 April 1788, Morwenstow

[1704 - 1780]

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Baptised: 12 February 1704, Morwenstow CON

Father: Simon Cottle

Mother: Mary Cottle

Siblings:

Simon Cottle [1704 - 1780]
Margrett Cottle [29 December 1698 -]
Mary Cottle [7 February 1799 -]
Grace Cottle [12 May 1709 -]
Agnes Cottle [14 September 1710 -]

Married: Anne Warmington 15 August 1735, Morwenstow

Children:

Damaris Cottle
Charles Cottle
John Cottle

Buried: 7 May 1780, Morwenstow

[1664 - 1739]

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Baptised: 5 June 1664, Morwenstow CON

Partner: Mary Cottle

Children:

Margrett Cottle
Mary Cottle
Grace Cottle
Agnes Cottle
Simon Cottle

Buried: 18 February 1739, Morwenstow CON

[<1682 - 1729]

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Partner: Simon Cottle

Children:

Margrett Cottle
Mary Cottle
Grace Cottle
Agnes Cottle
Simon Cottle

Buried: 25 November 1729

[1766 - 1842]

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Baptised: 23 August 1767, Rowley Regis STS

Father: Francis Cox

Mother: Mary Willetts

Siblings:

Benjamin Cox [21 June 1747 -]
Susannah Cox [26 December 1748 -]
Noah Cox [10 December 1750 -]
Isaac Cox [12 December 1748 -]
Thomas-Willetts Cox [15 June 1755 - 10 December 1758]
"Thomas, son of Francis Cox, P, buried aged 3 years"
Sarah Cox [9 October 1757 -]
Molley Cox [18 November 1759 -]
Thomas Cox [17 January 1762 -]
Pamelo Cox [1766 - 1842]

Married: Cornelius Walker, 14 November 1796, Saint Phillips, Birmingham

Children:

Hannah Walker
Roshannah Walker
Maria Walker
Mary Walker
Sarah Walker
Phebe Walker

certificate

Registration District	Stourbridge
in the Sub-District of	Halesowen
in the Counties of	Worcester & Salop
When and where died	12 October 1842, Butcher's Lane Cradley
Name and Surname	Pammila Walker
Sex	Female
Age	78 years
Occupation	Widow of the late Cornelius Walker, nailer
Cause of Death	debility from Old Age
Informant	the mark of Mary Coley, Daughter, Butcher's Lane Cradley, present at the death
When Registered	29 October 1842

Address:

1841	Kanking Row, Cradley WOR

[<1733 - 1783]

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Married: Mary Willetts, 7 April 1747, Rowley Regis STS

Children:

Benjamin Cox
Susannah Cox
Noah Cox
Isaac Cox
Thomas-Willetts Cox
Sarah Cox
Molley Cox
Thomas Cox
Pamela Cox

Buried: 28 March 1783, Rowley Regis

[1726 - 1797]

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Buried: 22 January 1797, Gamlingay CAM, Parish Register

Father: Stephen Cupis

Mother: Elizabeth Carelesse

Baptismal Entry:

Date	25 December 1726
Where	Gamlingay CAM
Text	"Cupis Anne dau of Stephen lab"

Burial Entry:

Date	22 January 1797
Where	Gamlingay
Text	"Anne Mann wid of John"

Siblings:

Dorothy Cupis (→ Ladman) [25 July 1714 - ]
Mary Cupis (→ Peters) [1 July 1716 - 19 June 1761]
Elisabeth Cupis [23 February 1717/8 - 22 November 1719]
Stephen Cupis [3 January 1719/20 - 11 June 1726]
Edward Cupis [13 May 1722 - 8 May 1723]
Elisabeth Cupis (→ Lowings) [12 April 1724 - 18 May 1816] married John Lowings [1724 -]
1. William Lowings married Maria Jakin
  1. William Lowings married Mary White
    1. Mary Lowings married Joseph Munns
      1. Mary Munns (gt-gt-grandmother of Mandy Salomon, who gave me this information)
Anne Cupis [1726 - 1797]

Married: John Mann 4 October 1751

Marriage Entry:

Church	Gamlingay
Date	4 October 1751
Name	John Man
Of	this parish bachelor
and Name	Anne Cupis
Of	this parish spinster

Child:

Mary Mann

[1690 - 1741]

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Baptised: 23 November 1690,Cardington BDF, IGI P003461-2821

Buried: 26 February 1741, Gamlingay, Parish Register

Father: Stephen Cupis

Mother: Mary Cupis

Siblings:

John Cupis [17 January 1685/6 - 8 February 1685/6]
John Cupis [8 April 1687 - 2 April 1688]
Stephen Cupis [8 April 1688 - 22 April 1688]
Stephen Cupis [1690 - 1741]
Dorothy Cupis [26 March 1692 - ]
William Cupis [26 March 1693 - 7 April 1693]
Edward Cupis [30 May 1695 - 27 September 1698]
Thomas Cupis [14 August 1698 - ]

Married: Elizabeth Carelesse 2 October 1713

Marriage Entry:

Church	Gamlingay
Date	2 October 1713
Name	Stephen Cupis
Of	this parish servant to Mr. Overal
and Name	Elizabeth Carelesse
Of	this parish servant to Mr. Thomas Mean

IGI 7020328-98 refers to marriage: gives age at marriage as 23.

Children:

Dorothy Cupis
Mary Cupis
Elisabeth Cupis
Stephen Cupis
Edward Cupis
Elisabeth Cupis
Anne Cupis

[1660 - 1737]

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Born: 1660 Private communication

Died: 1737, Eltisley Private communication
Pencilled marks on information from other researchers suggest Stephen Cupis was born 1660, and died 1737 at Eltisley. No reference is given.

Buried: 6 October 1737, Great Staughton St Andrew HUN

Married 1: Mary Cupis

Children of first marriage:

John Cupis
John Cupis
Stephen Cupis
Stephen Cupis
William Cupis
Dorothy Cupis
Edward Cupis
Thomas Cupis

All children were baptised at Cardington BDF, so it appears likely the marriage also took place there. However, the marriage register for Cardington has been damaged, so that most entries, including any that might be of Stephen and Mary, have been lost.

Married 2: Maria Walters, 18 May 1703, Croxton CAM, Parish Register

Marriage Entry:

Spouse	Maria Walters
Date	18 May 1703
Where	Croxton
Text	"Stephanus Cupis de Elsley and Maria Walters de Croxton"

[<1683 - >1698]

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Married: Stephen Cupis

Children:

John Cupis
John Cupis
Stephen Cupis
Stephen Cupis
William Cupis
Dorothy Cupis
Edward Cupis
Thomas Cupis

[~1755 - 1835]

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Married: Joseph Dutton, 24 December 1781, Mancetter

Children:

John Dutton
Joseph Dutton
William Dutton
John Dutton
James Dutton
Frances Dutton
Charles Dutton
Ann Dutton

Buried: 19 March 1835, Mancetter St Peter, aged 79

[1878 - 1959]

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Born: 17 January 1878

certificate

Registration District	Stourbridge
in the Sub-District of	Halesowen
in the County of	Worcestershire
When and where born	17 January 1878, The Innage Cradley
Name	Esther
Sex	Girl
Name of Father	Henry Davies
Name of Mother	Phoebe Davies, formerly Walker
Profession of Father	Chain Maker
Informant	The mark of Phoebe Davies, Mother, The Innage Cradley
When Registered	12 February 1878

Father: Henry Davies

Mother: Phebe Walker

early 1950s
This picture was dated by Esther's granddaughter Joyce Harling neé Amphlett, who remembers her mother Nellie Amphlett neé Whitehouse making the dress, probably around the early 1950s. The dress was brown with white spots.

Siblings:

Sarah Davis (→ Kitson) [1875 - ]
Esther Davies [1878 - 1959]
Henry Davis [~January 1881 - ]
Joseph Davies [1882 -]
Elizabeth Davies (→ Mascall) [1875 -]
Levi Davies[1887 -]
Mary Davies (→ Holmes) [1890 -]

Married: Mark Whitehouse 21 April 1901

certificate

Registration District	Stourbridge
Solemnized at	The Register Office
in the Parish of	Stourbridge
in the County of	Worcestershire and Staffordshire
When Married	21 April 1901
Name and Surname	Esther Davies
Age	23
Condition	Spinster
Residence	Corngreaves Road, Cradley Heath
Father's Name	Harry Davies (deceased)
Father's Profession	Chain Maker
Witnesses	William John Brooks, Elizabeth Davies

Children:

Elsie Whitehouse
William Henry Whitehouse
Nellie Whitehouse
Harold Whitehouse
Edward Whitehouse
Albert Whitehouse
Dennis Raymond Whitehouse

All known descendants

certificate

Registration District	Rowley Regis
in the Sub-District of	Sedgley
in the County of	Staffordshire
When and where died	4 July 1959, 10 Burton Road Sedgley
Name and Surname	Esther Whitehouse
Sex	Female
Age	81 years
Rank or Profession	Of 24 Surfeit Hill Rowley Regis, widow of Mark Whitehouse a painter and decorator
Cause of death	I(a) Cerebral thrombosis (b) Cerebral arteriosclerosis II Parkinsons disease (Arteriosclerotic). Certified by B.Banergie MB
Informant	Harold Whitehouse, Son, 24 Surfeit Hill Rowley Regis
When Registered	6 July 1959

Will:

Of	Esther Whitehouse of Surfeit Hill Cradley Heath widow
Dated	15 June 1945
Executors	Harold Whitehouse (son), Joshua Poole (son in law)
Witnesses	W G Attwood solicitor, J Hodgson clerk
Legacies	Entire estate to be held in trust for all children who survive her. Provision for children predeceasing her leaving issue or widows.

Probate:

Of	Esther Whitehouse of 24 Surfeit Hill, Cradley Heath, widow
At	Birmingham
To	Harold Whitehouse building contractor, Joshua Poole works manager
On	1 October 1959
Estate	£395 1s 11d

Addresses:

1878-1881	5 Innage, Cradley
1891	The Innage, Cradley
1899	20 Corngreaves Road, Cradley Heath
1901	Corngreaves Road, Rowley Regis
1901-1911	New Road, Overend
1912	Corngreaves Road, Cradley Heath
1916-22	Field View House, Surfeit Hill, Cradley
1933-8	Two Gates Lane, Cradley
1938-59	24 Surfeit Hill, Cradley

1947 1958

[1854 - 1899]

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Born: 11 January 1854, Cradley, WOR

certificate

Registration District	Stourbridge
in the Sub-District of	Hales Owen
in the County of	Worcester
When and where born	11 January 1854, Cradley
Name	Henry
Sex	Boy
Name of Father	Levi Davies
Name of Mother	Sarah Davies, formerly Adams
Profession of Father	Chain Maker
Informant	Sarah Davies, Mother, Cradley
When Registered	31 January 1854

Father: Levi Davis

Mother: Sarah Sophia Adams

Siblings:

Henrietta Best Smith Adams [18 August 1845 - JUN qtr 1886 Stourbridge]
Working as a servant to Shadrack Priest in Lomey Town, Cradley in the 1861 census (RG9/2039 f126 p24); then to Charles Mason, first in Lomey Town in 1871 (RG10/2994 f123 p16), then at Ash Bank Farm, Cradley in 1881 (RG11/2884 f125 p49)
James Adams [29 February 1848 -] married Johannah
The marriage does not seem to have been registered in England, so could have been in America, where Flora and Harry were born. There is a James Adams, a carpenter born 1848 England, in the 1870 census of Allegheny City Ward 3, Pennylvania
1. Flora Adams [1873 Pennsylvania USA - fl 1911]
2. Harry Adams [1875 Pennsylvania USA - fl 1911]
3. George Adams [1877 WOR - fl 1911]
4. One other child [fl 1911]
  (110 Dymoke St. Aston WAR: RG11/3015 f128 p43; 30 Leamington Rd, Balsall Heath: RG13/2811 f76 p40; 1 Ct 25 Darwin St, Aston: RG12/2403 f81 p11; 121 Formans Rd, Birmingham: RG78/1115 sn75)
Elizabeth Davis [1852 - JUN qtr 1906 Dudley] married 30 March 1873, Dudley St Edmund Richard Homer
1. Joseph Homer [1874 -]
2. Sarah Homer [1877 -]
3. James Homer [1880 -]
4. Phoebe Homer [1883 -]
5. Lewis Homer [1890 -]
6. Ettie Homer [1897 -]
  (54 Tibbetts Gardens, Rowley Regis: RG11/2861 f158 p56; 19 King Street, Rowley Regis: RG12/2282 f3 p4, RG13/2733 f146 p27)
Henry Davies [1854 - 1899]
Joseph Davies [7 September 1856 -] married Ann
1. Edward Davies [1880 -]
2. Ben Davis [1888 -]
3. Sushanna Davis [1890 -]
4. Esther Davis [1892 -]
5. Florie Davies [SEP qtr 1894 Stourbridge -]
  (Hill St, Cradley: RG11/2881 f86 p34; 48 Tibbetts Gdns, Rowley Regis: RG13/2733 f148 p43)

The family seems to have disintegrated by 1857

Married: Phebe Walker 25 December 1875

certificate

Registration District	Dudley
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Dudley
in the County of	Worcestershire
When Married	25 December 1875
Name and Surname	Henry Davis
Age	22
Condition	Bachelor
Rank or Profession	Chainmaker
Residence	Dudley
Father's Name	Levi Davis (dead)
Father's Profession	Chainmaker
Witnesses	Samuel Stokes , Sarah Stokes Samuel and Sarah Stokes may be the Samuel Stokes (aged 32) and his wife Sarah (27) shown in the 1881 census (RG11/2884 f119 p38) as living at Ash Bank, Cradley (where Phebe was living in 1861) with their children Elizabeth (6), Herbert (4) and George H (1). They are presumably the Samuel Stokes and Sarah Tromans who married in Stourbridge MAR qtr 1874

IGI 7514212-56 refers to marriage.

Children:

Sarah Davies
Esther Davies
Elizabeth Davies
Henry Davies
Joseph Davies
Levi Davies
Mary Davies

certificate

Registration District	Dudley
in the Sub-District of	Rowley Regis
in the County of	Stafford
When and where died	1 March 1899, 20 Corngreaves Road
Name and Surname	Henry Daves
Sex	Male
Age	45 years
Occupation	Chain Maker
Cause of death	Pneumonia certified
Informant	Esther Davies, Daughter, 20 Corngreaves Road, Cradley Heath, Rowley Regis
When Registered	1 March 1899

Addresses:

1857	Back Lane, Cradley
1871	Darby Road, Rowley Regis STS
1881	5 Innage, Cradley
1891	The Innage, Cradley
1899	20 Corngreaves Road, Cradley Heath

[1823 - >1855]

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Born: 1823, Rowley Regis STS

Father: Joseph Davis

Mother: Elizabeth Hingley

Siblings:

Enoch Davis [31 May 1822 -] married 23 October 1842 Sarah Ann Skidmore
1. Thomas Davis [1843 -]
2. Elizabeth Davis [1844 -]
3. Sarah Ann Davis [1846 -]
4. David Davis [1848 -]
5. Mary Davis [1849 -]
6. Enoch Davis [1852 -]
7. John Davis [1855 -]
8. Esther Davis [1857 -]
9. Eliza Davis [1860 -]
10. George Davis [1864 -]
11. Joseph Davis [1870 -]
  (Lumbans Bank, Cradley: HO107/2034 f85 p33; Darby and Pargiters Colliery, Rowley Regis: RG9/2040 f55 p15; Darby's Road, Rowley Regis, RG10/2995 f48 p35)
Rosanna Davis [31 May 1822 -] married Thomas Corfield
1. Joseph Corfield [JUN qtr 1846 Kingswinford -] married DEC qtr 1876 Dudley Elizabeth Fellowes
  1. Elijah Corfield [MAR qtr 1879 Dudley -]
    (Maughan Street, Quarry Bank STS: RG11/2896 f125 p30; Sneyd Road, Essington STS:RG12/2222 f8 p9)
2. Elizabeth Corfield [JUN qtr 1850 Kingswinford -]
3. Sarah R Corfield [DEC qtr 1853 Rowley STS -]
4. Elijah Corfield [DEC qtr 1854 - Kingswinford ]
5. Nancy Jane Corfield [1860 - Kingswinford ]
  (Quarry Bank Road, Kingswinford: RG9/2074 f45 p23)
Ann Davis [29 September 1822 -]
The above three siblings were baptised at Park Lane Presbyterian Church, Cradley, children of Joseph and Elizabeth. It is likely that they are siblings of Levi, as Enoch was living in the household of Levi's daughter Elizabeth in the 1891 census (RG12/2282 f3 p4)
Levi Davis [1823 - >1855]
Isaac Davis [1826 -] married 25 September 1848, Dudley Ellen Walters
1. Levi Davis [1849 - 15 July 1884]
2. Elizabeth Davis [1850 -]
3. Mary Ann Davis [1853 -]
4. Caroline Davis [1854 -]
5. Eliza Davis [1859 -] married Walter Darby
  1. Elizabeth Darby [1876 -]
  2. Levi Darby [6 May 1878 -] married SEP qtr 1899 West Bromwich Charlotte Love
    The 1881 and 1891 census records for the Darby family show no Levi. The 1881 census (38 Fox Oak Street, Rowley Regis: RG11/2862 f24 p42) lists a daughter Lydda aged 2, and the 1891 (66 New Town Lane, Rowley Regis: RG12/2282 f45 p42) a son Neri aged 13. However, there is a Birth Certificate for Levi Darby, son of Walter and Eliza, and for all the other known Darby family members, but no Lydda or Neri. The conclusion is that, unlikely though it seems, Levi was misregistered in both censuses.
    1. Frederick W Darby [1900 -]
      (1 Pinfold Street, Oldbury STS: RG13/2716 f120 p31)
      1. Mike Darby
        Mike (email) is the source of my information on the descendants of Isaac Davis: for which, many thanks.
  3. William Darby [1881 -]
  4. John Darby [1883 -]
  5. Sarah Ellen Darby [June 1885 - 3 September 1885]
  6. Samuel Darby [1886 -]
  7. Charlotte Darby [December 1898 - 4 August 1900]
  8. Rosie Darby [1891 -]
  9. Eliza A Darby [1893 -]
  10. Constance Darby [1897 -]
    (15 Simpson Street, Oldbury: RG13/2716 f119 p29)
6. Anne Davis [1864 -]
7. Ellen(or) Davis [1865 -] married James Tranter
  1. Mary Tranter [1886 -]
  2. John H(enry) Tranter [1888 -]
  3. Ellen Tranter [1891 -]
  4. Annie Tranter [1893 -]
  5. James Tranter [1896 -]
  6. Harriett Tranter [1899 -]
    (35 Spinners End, Rowley Regis: RG13/2733 f31 p8)
8. Emma Davis [1868 -] married Samuel Smith
  1. Levi Smith [1888 -]
  2. May Smith [1890 -]
  3. Emmie Smith [1892 -]
  4. Samuel Smith [1895 -]
  5. Joseph Smith [1899 -]
  6. Constance Smith [1900 -]
    (12 Bank Street, Rowley Regis: RG12/2282 f16 p30; 12 Morse Street, Dudley: RG13/2748 f151 p23)
9. Constance Davis [1870 -]
  (High Street, Rowley Regis: RG9/2040 f66 p38)
Caroline Davis [1829 -] married William Morgan
1. Sarah Morgan [1855 -]
2. William Richard Morgan [1857 -]
3. Agnes Morgan [1860 -]
4. James E Morgan [1867 -]
  (Top Street, Kingswinford: RG9/2071 f71 p39; 30 King Street, Rowley Regis: RG11/2861 f33 p4)
Mary Davis [1832 -] married 2 December 1849 Dudley James Billingham
1. Caroline Billingham [1853 -] married Joseph Guy
  1. Mary Ann Guy [1873 -]
  2. Sarah Guy [1876 -]
  3. James Guy [1878 -]
  4. Annie Guy [1882 -]
  5. John B Guy [1890 -]
    (45 Scholding Green, Rowley Regis: RG11/2861 f135 p10; 50 Scholding Green, RG12/2281 f124 p10)
2. Benjamin Billingham [1855 -]
3. William Billingham [1857 -]
4. Sarah Billingham [1859 -]
5. Arthur J Billingham [1862 -]
6. George Billingham [1864 -]
  1. Alice Billingham [1888 -]
  2. James Billingham [1891 -]
    (50 Scholding Green: RG13/2733 f53 p3)
7. Joseph Billingham [1867 -]
8. John Billingham [1870 -]
9. Maryann Billingham[1891 -]
10. Clarabel Billingham [1891 -] (granddaughter)
  (Five Ways, Rowley Regis: RG9/2040 f29 p8, RG10/2995 f8 p10; 45 Scholding Green, Rowley Regis: RG11/2861 f135 p10; 50 Scholding Green: RG12/2281 f124 p10, RG13/2733 f53 p3)
Elizabeth Davis [1834 -]
Joseph Davis [1837 -] married Eliza Symonds
1. Joseph Davis [1859 -]
2. Lot Davis [1863 -] married SEP qtr 1882 Dudley Emma Cox
  1. Lot Davis [MAR qtr 1885 Dudley -]
  2. Benjamin Davis [1887 -]
  3. Eliza Davis [1889 -]
  4. Howard Davis [1890 -]
  5. Bettie Davis [1892 -]
    (New Street, Kingswinford: RG12/2310 f117 p9; 82 New Street, Kingswinford: RG13/2762 f109 p7)
3. Noah Davis [1868 -]
  (67 Foxoak Street, Rowley Regis: RG11/2862 f28 p49)
William Davis [1839 -] married Ann Grantham
Esther Davis [27 June 1842 - ] married Charles Grice, 1860
1. Allice Grice [DEC qtr 1860 Stourbridge -]
2. George S Grice [JUN qtr 1866 Stourbridge -]
3. Mary Grice [1868 -]
4. Charles Jacob Grice [MAR qtr 1869 Stourbridge -] married 1898 West Bromwich Jane Cadman [1875 -]
  1. Charles Grice [1899 -]
  2. Alice Grice [1901 -]
5. Sarah Matilda Cinderby Grice [7 May 1874 Stourbridge - MAR qtr 1930 Stafford] married 25 December 1889 Quarrybank Thomas Peaple [1864 - MAR qtr 1917 Stafford]
  (Stour Hill, Kingswinford: RG10/3030 f92 p30; 47 Foxoak Street, Rowley Regis: RG11/2862 f25 p44)
  1. Mary Ellen Peaple [April 1891 West Bromwich -] married SEP qtr 1917 Stafford George F Prince
    1. Barbara M Prince [JUN qtr 1921 Stafford -]
  2. Alice Peaple [SEP qtr 1892 Stafford -] married SEP qtr 1927 Stafford Joseph Cumberland
  3. Charles William Peaple [DEC qtr 1894 -] married SEP qtr 1924 Stafford Elsie E Coates
    1. Vera Joy Peaple [27 September 1925 Stafford - SEP qtr 1987 Stafford] married SEP qtr 1952 Stafford Clement G Walker
      1. Jane K Walker [JUN qtr 1954 Stafford -]
      2. Linda A Walker [MAR qtr 1956 Stafford -]
  4. George Frederick Peaple [DEC qtr 1898 -]
  5. Ada Evelyn Peaple [7 March 1901 Stafford -] married James B Hill [1879 Scott, Lackawanna, PA -]
    1. unknown Hill
  6. Hilda May Peaple [1904 -] married DEC qtr 1935 Stafford Alfred Neild
  7. John 'Jack' Peaple [1908 -] married JUN qtr 1935 Westminster MDX Kathleen Crampton
    1. Jeremy J C Peaple [SEP qtr 1950 Stafford -]
  8. Annie Peaple [1909 -] married MAR qtr 1932 Stafford Arthur D Derricutt
    1. Margaret A Derricott [SEP qtr 1936 Stafford -]
    2. John T Derricutt [JUN qtr 1942 Stafford-]
    (244 Holyhead Rd, Handsworth: RG12/2259 f13 p20; 30 March Street, Stafford: RG13/2572 f99 p32; 25 Tillington Street, Stafford: RG78/1013 sn213)
Esther Grice married 5 March 1882 Halesowen George Westwood
1. Caroline Westwood [MAR qtr 1883 Dudley - JUN qtr 1883]

Married 1: Nancy Billingham Hingley

certificate

Registration District	Bromsgrove		Benjamin Hingley `married 30 September 1827 Clent` Fanny Billingham [1802 -] Benjamin Hingley [1826 -] Nancy Hingley [1827 -] James Hingley [1830 -] Thomas Hingley [1831 -] (Cradley Heath, Rowley Regis: HO107/997/4 f45 p37, HO107/2028 f360 p29)
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Clent
in the County of	Stafford
When Married	27 October 1844
Name and Surname	Levi Davis	Nancy Billingham Hingley
Age	Full age	Minor
Condition	Bachelor	Spinster
Profession	Trace maker	Trace maker
Residence	Rowley	Regis
Father's Name	Joseph Davis	Benjamin Hingley
Father's Profession	Collier	??? Blower
Witnesses	James Billingham, Mary Ann Billingham Probably the groom's sister and brother-in-law

A Sarah Davis, aged 8, is listed in the 1851 census as the grand-daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth Davis. She may have been a child of this marriage.

Married 2: Sarah Sophia Adams

certificate

Registration District	Stourbridge
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Kingswinford
in the County of	Stafford
When Married	4 July 1851
Name and Surname	Levi Davies
Age	full
Condition	Bachelor
Rank or Profession	Chain-maker
Residence	Quarry Bank
Father's Name	Joseph Davies
Father's Profession	Carter
Witnesses	Rich Bourne, Elizabeth Fellows

Children:

Elizabeth Davis
Henry Davies
Joseph Davies

Address:

1841	Fox Oak, Cradley STS
1851	Five Ways, Rowley Regis STS
1856	Factory, Cradley

[1795 - >1861]

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Born: 1795, Rowley Regis STS

Dead: by 1871, when his wife is shown as a widow.
Neither MAR qtr 1869, Dudley 6c 99 nor JUN qtr 1870, Stourbridge 6c 89 seem to refer to the correct Joseph Davis

Married: Elizabeth Hingley 27 July 1817 Halesowen WOR

Children:

Enoch Davis
Rosanna Davis
Ann Davis
Levi Davis
Isaac Davis
Caroline Davis
Mary Davis
Elizabeth Davis
Joseph, Davis
William Davis
Esther Davis

Addresses:

1841	Fox Oak, Cradley STS
1851	Five Ways, Rowley Regis STS
1861	Darby and Pargeters Colliery, Rowley Regis STS

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Married: Lancelot Stevens, 12 June 1728 Devizes WIL

Child:

John Stevens

Poor Law Record: St Mary Devizes WIL
'Lancelot Stephens, narrow weaver, & Susana, his wife. Settlement: Bathford SOM'

[<1593 - 1648]

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Married: 25 August 1608 Sidbury SAL Jermani Bateman

Children:

Nicholas Bateman
Jermannes Bateman
Margarete Bateman
Anne Bateman
Franciscus Bateman
Willemus Bateman
Johanna Bateman

Buried: 1648 Chelmarsh

[1826 - 1868]

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Born: 1826 Birmingham

Father: Noah Davis

Mother: Elizabeth Harris

Married: Joseph Walker 2 November 1851

Marriage Certificate:

Registration District	Dudley
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Dudley
in the County of	Worcestershire
When Married	2 November 1851
Name and Surname	Mary Ann Davis
Age	Full
Condition	Spinster
Residence	Dudley
Father's Name	Noah Davis
Father's Profession	Currier
Witnesses	John Priest, Mary Ann Marsh groom's next-door neighbour,

IGI 7514212-38 refers to marriage.

Children:

Elizabeth Walker
Phebe Walker
Clara Crevella Walker

Vicar of Cradley's Notebooks:

1857	Baptist sacrament, immersed 1857, bad knee
1863	Baptist sacrament, bad knee

certificate

Registration District	Stourbridge
in the Sub-District of	Halesowen
in the County of	Worcester
When and where died	22 October 1868, Innage Cradley
Name and Surname	Mary Walker
Sex	Female
Age	42 years
Occupation	wife of Joseph Walker, Nail maker
Cause of Death	Epilepsy, Certified
Informant	the mark of Rhoda Fowkes, present at the death, Innage Cradley sister-in-law
When Registered	27 October 1868

Addresses:

1841	High Street, Aston WAR
1851	Molineaux Fold, Wolverhampton STS
1861	Ash Bank, Cradley

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Married: Elizabeth Harris

Marriage Entry:

Church	Aston juxta Birmingham, Saints Peter and Paul
Date	19 October 1819
Name	Noah Davis
Of	this parish Batchelor
and Name	Elizabeth Harris
Of	this parish Spinster
By	Banns
Witnesses	Robt. Roberts, Mary Sheldon

Child:

Mary Ann Davis

IGI lists two Noah Davis in Staffordshire:
P009901-9678 son of William and Ann, Rowley Regis, 15 December 1754. Too old
C033922-1532 son of Chas and Jemima, Brierley Hill, 30 June 1819. Too young.

[1794 - >1836]

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Baptised: 28 September 1794, Mancetter, IGI C043703-5725

Father: Joseph Dutton

Mother: Elizabeth Daine

Siblings:

John Dutton [29 July 1782 -]
Joseph Dutton [25 December 1783 -]
William Dutton [28 December 1784 - 17 July 1844]
John Dutton [6 August 1787 -]
James Dutton [28 June 1789 -]
Frances Dutton [1794 - >1836]
Charles Dutton [31 May 1795 -]
Ann Dutton (→ Palfreyman) [10 June 1797 -]

Married: John Blower, 14 February 1814, Mancetter

Children:

Hephzibah Blower
Frances Blower
Martha Blower
Elizabeth Blower
Joseph Blower
John Blower

Not living with her husband in the 1841 census. Was she dead by then?

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Married: Elizabeth Daine, 24 December 1781, Mancetter

Children:

John Dutton
Joseph Dutton
William Dutton
John Dutton
James Dutton
Frances Dutton
Charles Dutton
Ann Dutton

A Joseph Dutton, son of Thomas and Sarah (née Taylor) was born (or baptised?) Curdworth in 1768. Too young?

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Born: 5 August 1627, Upper Swell GLS

Married: Richard Betteridge

Children:

Richard Betteridge

[1746 - >1783]

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Baptised: 10 March 1746/7, Dudley Old Meeting House, Register

Father: William Evans

Mother: Jane Barter

Siblings:

Elizabeth Evans [1746 - >1783]
Mary Evans [26 July 1748 - ]
James Evans [1 May 1759 - ]
Benjamin Evans [14 May 1764 - ]

Married: Joshua Southall 1 June 1766

Marriage Entry:

Church	Dudley St Thomas
Date	1 June 1766
Name	Joshua Southall bachelor
Of	this parish
and Name	Elizabeth Evans Spinster
Of	this parish
By	banns
Witnesses	John Johnson, Jos Bagnall

Children:

Jane Southall
James Southall
Elizabeth Southall
Esther Southall
Mary Southall
Hannah Southall
Ann Southall

Other possibles: daughter of Joseph and Mary, Dudley, 12 August 1741 seems to early; or daughter of Richard and Sarah, Dudley Old Meeting House, 14 August 1757, seems too late.

[1724 - >1764]

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Baptised: 9 August 1724, Dudley, Parish Register

Father: William Evans

Mother: Mary Evans

Siblings:

William Evans [1724 - >1764]
Elizabeth Evans [6 February 1725/6 - ]

Married: Jane Barter, 20 May 1745, Dudley, IGI A456618-0348

Children:

Elizabeth Evans
Mary Evans
James Evans
Benjamin Evans

Another possibility, son of Samuel and Sarah 19 August 1735 at Dudley, was rejected, as he was buried 25 June 1738.

[<1709 - >1726]

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Married: Mary Evans

Children:

William Evans
Elizabeth Evans

[<1709 - >1726]

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Married: William Evans

Children:

William Evans
Elizabeth Evans

[1706 - >1751]

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Baptised: 25 February 1706, Dudley St Thomas

Father: Jeseph Foxall

Mother: Elizabeth Jukes

Married: William Southall, 3 March 1727/8, Dudley St Thomas WOR, Parish Register

Children:

Mary Southall
Sarah Southall
William Southall
Elizabeth Southall
Esther Southall
Joshua Southall
Hannah Southall

[1681 - >1706]

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Baptised: 7 August 1681, Dudley St Thomas

Father: Henry Foxall

Mother: Ciseley Goodwin

Siblings:

Henry Foxall [20 April 1663 - ]
Sara Foxall [8 October 1676 - ]
Mary Foxall [28 January 1678 - ]
Jeseph Foxall [1681 - >1706]

Married: Elizabeth Jukes, 14 May 1706, Dudley St Thomas WOR, Parish Register

Child:

Elizabeth Foxall

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Married: Ciseley Goodwin, 16 August 1662, Dudley St Thomas WOR, Parish Register

Children:

Henry Foxall
Sara Foxall
Mary Foxall
Jeseph Foxall

[1812 - 1888]

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Born: 19 November 1812

Christened: 20 December 1812, St Mary Marylebone MDX

Father: William Freeman

Mother: Lucy Freeman

Siblings:

Ambrose Harvey Freeman [born 19 September 1807 - 19 September 1832 St Marylebone] (christened 16 October 1807 St Mary Marylebone) married 6 August 1826 St George Hanover Square Mary Williams
1. Ambrose Harvey Freeman [born 3 July 1829 - 1900 Farnham HAM] (christened 17 July 1829 St Mary Marylebone) married 28 July 1858 Marylebone Sarah Steenton
  1. Henry Freeman [born 21st July 1854 2 Marylebone Ct, Marylebone -] (christened 18 February 1856, Marylebone)
  2. Ambrose Harvey Freeman [born 19 December 1855 Palace Row -] (christened 18 February 1856) possibly married SEP qtr 1888 Colchester
    1. John Albert Freeman [JUN qtr 1884 Chatham KEN -]
    2. Irene Freeman [1891 Aldershot HAM -]
    3. Frank Freeman [1892 Widfield HRT -]
    4. Eva Freeman [1895 Enfield Highway MDX -]
    5. William Ambrose Freeman [SEP qtr 1897 Edmonton -]
    Ambrose Harvey Freeman married MAR qtr 1898 Edmonton Florence Maud Batho
    1. Arthur Alexander Freeman [MAR qtr 1900 Edmonton -]
    2. Florence Freeman [24 March 1901 Ponders End MDX -]
    3. Beatrice Louisa Esme Freeman [born 24 April 1902, 24 New Road Ponders End -] ( christened 16 May 1902)
    4. Edward Arthur Douglas Freeman [26 August 1904, 3 Victoria Parade, Durants Road Ponders End -]
    5. Cecil Harold H Freeman [JUN qtr 1906 Enfield MDX -]
    6. Elsie Freeman [1909 Enfield MDX -]
    7. Jessie R D Freeman [MAR qtr 1911 Ponders End MDX -]
    8. Mabel A V Freeman [SEP qtr 1912 Edmonton -]
    9. Doris H C Freeman [JUN qtr 1916 Edmonton -]
      [24 New Road, Enfield MDX: RG13/1273 f80 p44; 1 Southfield Road, Ponders End: RG78/358 sn247)
  3. Elizabeth Freeman [1859 Marylebone-]
  4. Harriet Freeman [13 December 1860 Aldershot-] married SEP qtr 1879 Farnham John Closs
    1. Florine Closs [1887 Aldershot -]
    2. Annie Louise Closs 1896 Aldershot - August 1980] married DEC qtr 1912 Farnham David Brunton
      1. Catherine Edith Brunton [DEC qtr 1913 Farnham - May 2003 HAM
      2. David John Brunton [26 September 1915 Aldershot - 6 October 1992 HAM married Dunn
        
        2 children
      3. Melra J Brunton [MAR qtr 1929 Farnham -]
    3. John A Closs [1897 -] married Gladys R Ellis
    4. Mabel L Closs [ 1899 -] married DEC qtr 1919 Farnham Walter J Cox
      (Aldershot Military in Stanhope and Wellington Lines, HAM: RG13/613 f39 p8)
  5. Francis Freeman [1863 IRL -]
  6. Henry Freeman [1866 Curragh Camp IRL -]
  7. Theresa Freeman [1867 Aldershot -]
  8. Robert Freeman [1871 Aldershot -]
  9. Emma Freeman [1874 Aldershot -]
    (Commissariat Department Aldershot Camps: RG9/431 f56 p6; District Army Service Corps, Aldershot: RG10/819 f106 p6; Ash, Farnham SRY: RG11/783 f17 p27; North Common, Aldershot: RG12/564 f76 p44)
2. Elizabeth Lucy Freeman [Born 3 October 1830 Palace Row - 24 July 1831] (christened 3 Apr 1831 St Mary Marylebone)
3. Mary Elizabeth Freeman [born 29 August 1832 Palace Row Marylebone - 20 December 1832] (christened 10 November 1832 "Father Decd")
  (Palace Row, Marylebone: HO107/680/14 f21 p36; 11 Nottingham Street, Marylebone: HO107/1488 f240 p74)
Lucy Freeman [1812 - 1888]

Married: James Edward Read 18 October 1835, St George Hanover Square

Children:

James Edward Read
Lucy Jane Read
William Charles Read
Marian Pasture Read
Fanny Read
Harry Read

Died: 23 August 1888

certificate

Registration District	Marylebone
in the Sub-District of	St Mary
in the County of	Middlesex
When and where died	23 August 1888, 44 Wyndham Street
Name and Surname	Lucy Read
Sex	Female
Age	74 years
Occupation	Wife of James Read, Builder
Cause of death	Diarrhœa, Cerebral effusion, Coma
Informant	James Read, Widower of Deceased, Present at the Death, 44 Wyndham Street Marylebone
When Registered	25th August 1888

Address:

1841 - 1851 - 1861 - 1871 - 1881

14 Wyndham St, Marylebone

[<1790 - >1812]

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Married: Lucy Freeman

Children:

Ambrose Harvey Freeman
Lucy Freeman

[<1790 - >1813]

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Married: William Freeman

Children:

Ambrose Harvey Freeman
Lucy Freeman

[~1842 - 1906]

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Married: Edwin Shaw 21 May 1871

certificate

Registration District	Stourbridge
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Pensnett
in the County of	Staffordshire
When Married	21 May 1871
Name and Surname	Elizabeth Gee
Age	29
Condition	Spinster
Residence	Dudley
Father's Name	Deceased
Witnesses	William Bache, Maria Merrall There is a William Bache listed at 2 Derry Street, Kingswinford in the 1871 census (RG10/3028 f51 p13). Derry Street is within a mile of Pensnett Church. There is a Maria Jane Merrell, born about 1845 in Birmingham, listed in the 1871 census of Bath Road, St Peter Worcester (RG10/3052 f18 p20), wife of Alfred Merrell. I take her to be the Maria Jane Williams who married Alfred Merrell at Bromsgrove JUN qtr 1862. She is also listed in the 1861 census of Bath Rd (RG9/2094 f46 p8), in the household of Thomas and Jane Oliver, given as "Wife's Daughter". She was presumably the Maria Jane Williams born Birmingham JUN qtr 1845.

Children:

Lizzie Shaw
William Edwin Shaw
Florence Amelia Shaw

certificate

Registration District	Birmingham
in the Sub-District of	All Saints
in the County of	Birmingham
When and where died	16 April 1906, 118 Lodge Road
Name and Surname	Elizabeth Shaw
Sex	Female
Age	64 years
Occupation	Wife of Edwin Shaw, Blacksmith's striker
Cause of death	Bronchitis, Pulmonary Congestion, Syncope. certified
Informant	W E Shaw, son, Present at the Death. 104 Long Street
When Registered	17 April 1906

Addresses:

1881 - 1891	62 Devonshire Street, All Saints
1901 - 1906	118 Lodge Road, All Saints

Birth: There are three possible births registered in Birmingham:-

7 February 1843, daughter of John Gee and Elizabeth Gee née Crane
19 February 1844, daughter of Thomas Gee and Hannah Gee née Lamb
16 February 1845, daughter of James Gee and Mary Gee née Blower

[<1667 - 1693]

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Died: 1700

Married: Nicholas Austen 25 January 1682 Sandy

Child:

Richard Austen

[<1782 - >1808]

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Married: Richard Hall, 24 April 1797, Tempsford, Parish Register

Children:

Sarah Hall
William Hall
Richard Hall
James Hall
Nathaniel Hall

[1802 - >1841]

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Born: 7 July 1802, Rougham

Baptised: 12 July 1802, Rougham

Father: William Goodbody

Mother: Mary Hudson

Siblings:

Ann Goodbody [- 18 June 1811]
Harriet Goodbody [1802 - >1841]
John Goodbody [30 September 1804 -]
Henry Goodbody [4 June 1810 -] married 24 January 1831 West Rudham Mary Ann Oldham [1813 -]
1. William Goodbody [1832 -]
2. Henry Goodbody [1839 -]
3. Edward Goodbody [1841 -]
4. Elizabeth Goodbody [1845 -]
5. Frances Goodbody [1850 -]
  (Harpley Road, West Rudham: HO107/1827 f583 p12)
Edmund Goodbody [16 August 1812 -]
Susanna Goodbody [18 June 1815 -] married John Emerson [1815 -]
1. Mary Ann Emerson [1837 -]
  1. Elizabeth Emerson [1860-]
2. Edward Emerson [1839 -]
3. John Emerson [1841 -]
4. Richard Emerson [1844 -]
5. Frances Emerson [1853 -]
  (West Rudham NFK, HO107/771/21 f10 p14; Pockthorpe, West Rudham: HO107/1827 f585 p17; Pockthorpe, West Rudham: RG9/1250 f135 p14)
Ann Goodbody [19 July 1818 -]
Mary Ann Goodbody [1820 -]
James Goodbody [3 June 1821 -]
Sarah Goodbody (→ Sayer)
Ann Mary Goodbody [18 March 1827 - 11 October 1829]

Married: John Barrett 22 November 1824

Marriage Entry:

Church	West Rudham
Date	22 November 1824
Name	John Barrett
Of	this parish singleman
and Name	Harriet Goodbody
Of	this parish singlewoman

Children:

George Barrett
Mary Ann Barrett
William Barrett
Charlotte Barrett
Sarah Barrett
Phebe Barrett

This list of siblings is derived from a family reconstruction of East and West Rudham by Paul Stidever, as are the families of previous Goodbody generations.

Address:

1841	West Rudham NFK

A Harriett Wilkin born 1805 Rougham is listed as the wife of Charles Wilkin in the 1851 census of Castle Acre (HO107/1828 f278 p14). This might be her with a 2nd marriage, but I cannot trace the marriage.

[1782 - 1864]

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Baptised: 20 July 1782, East Rudham, Goodbody One Name Society

Father: John Goodbury

Mother: Elizabeth Langley

Siblings:

Alexander Goodbody [1779 -]
William Goodbody [1782 - 1864]
James Goodbury [9 March 1785 - ]
Ann Mary Goodbody (→ Antingham) [5 October 1789 -]
Alice Goodbody [13 October 1791 - 20 October 1792]
Henry Goodbody [14 July 1793 - 11 February 1810]
Sarah Goodbody (→ Cranmer) [7 August 1796 - 18 March 1829]
Robert Goodbody [16 June 1799 - 9 July 1817]
Alice Goodbody (→ Walker) [24 August 1802 -]
Mary Goodbody (→ Belton) [27 May 1806 - 4 July 1832]

Married: Mary Hudson 23 April 1801

Marriage Entry:

Church	Rougham
Date	23 April 1801
Name	William Goodbody
Of	Roudham
and Name	Mary Hudson
Of	this parish
By	Banns
Witnesses	Elizabeth Francis , Thomas Bower

There is much scope for confusion of placenames here. The parish of Roudham was in the far South of the county, while just North of Rougham are the two villages of East and West Rudham. Confusion between "Rudham" and "Roudham" is seen in, for example, the 1861 and 1871 census entries of Charlotte Barrett, and I suspect a similar confusion here. I do not think Rougham is meant, as the entry would have read "of this parish", as for Mary Hudson.

Children:

Ann Goodbody
Harriet Goodbody
John Goodbody
Henry Goodbody
Edmund Goodbody
Susanna Goodbody
Ann Goodbody
Mary Ann Goodbody
James Goodbody
Sarah Goodbody
Ann Mary Goodbody

Died: 16 March 1864

certificate

Registration District	Docking
in the Sub-District of	Docking
in the County of	Norfolk
When and where died	16 March 1864, Union Workhouse Docking
Name and Surname	William Goodbody
Sex	Male
Age	85 years
Occupation	Formerly a Farm Labourer
Cause of death	Dropsy, not certified
Informant	John Jacod, Present at the Death, Union Workhouse Docking
When Registered	18 March 1864

Addresses:

1841	Manor Hall. West Rudham NFK
1851	Pockthorpe, West Rudham NFK
1861 - 1864	Docking Union Workhouse NFK

[1758 - 1837]

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Born: 1758 (private communication)

Buried: 31 January 1837 (private communication)

Married: Elizabeth Langley, 30 July 1781, East Rudham NFK, Goodbody One Name Society

Married:

Spouse	Elizabeth Langley
Date	30 July 1781
Where	East Rudham
Source	Goodbody One Name Society

Children:

Alexander Goodbody
William Goodbody
James Goodbury
Ann Mary Goodbody
Alice Goodbody
Henry Goodbody
Sarah Goodbody
Robert Goodbody
Alice Goodbody
Mary Goodbody

[1693 - 1731]

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Baptised: 13 August 1693, Morwenstow CON

Father: Thomas Gooding

Mother: Grace Cooke

Siblings:

Thomas Gooding [January 1679 -]
Robert Gooding [5 July 1681 -]
Bartholemew Gooding [24 April 1684 -]
Joana Gooding [1 October 1686 -]
William Gooding [7 May 1689 -]
Elizabeth Gooding [9 June 1691 - 21 September 1691]
Grace Gooding [1693 - 1731]

Married: Henry Adams 26 May 1725, Morwenstow

Children:

Bridget Adams
Henry Adams
Hugh Adams
Grace Adams

Died: 3 November 1731, Morwenstow

[1643 - 1715]

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Baptised: 28 May 1643, Morwenstow CON

Father: Thomas Gooding

Mother: Johan Batth

Siblings:

Thomas Gooding [1643 - 1715]
Robert Gooding [19 July 1648 -]

Married: Grace Cooke 15 November 1678

Children:

Thomas Gooding
Robert Gooding
Bartholemew Gooding
Joana Gooding
William Gooding
Elizabeth Gooding
Grace Gooding

Buried: 13 January 1715

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Married: Johan Batth 4 August 1642, Morwenstow

Children:

Thomas Gooding
Robert Gooding

[1776 - >1810]

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Baptised: 29 May 1776, Week St Mary, Parish Register

Father: John Goodman

Mother: Elizabeth Goodman

Siblings:

John Goodman [17 April 1774 - ]
Mary Goodman [1776 - >1810]

Married: William Martyn 16 July 1810

Marriage Entry:

Church	Whitstone
Date	16 July 1810
Name	William Martyn
Of	this parish yeoman
and Name	Mary Goodman
Of	this parish spinster
By	Licence
Witnesses	Thos Goodman, John Goodman

Children:

Elizabeth Martyn
Mary Ann Martyn

[1751 - >1798]

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Baptised: 26 May 1751, Whitstone, Parish Register

Father: Henry Goodman

Mother: Grace Blacke

Married: Elizabeth Goodman

Children:

John Goodman
Mary Goodman

Land Tax Assessment:

Date	Place	Proprietor	Occupier	Sum
1798	Whitstone	Lord Dunstanville	John Goodman	9s 3d
1798	Whitstone	Lord Dunstanville	John Goodman	18s 6d

In Land Tax Contract 81,767 dated 28 March 1800 (PRO IR24/95), Rt Hon Francis Lord de Dunstanville of Tehiddy Park is shown as the owner, John Goodman the occupier, of Nethcott Whitstone, assessed at 18s 6d.

Address:

1890	Nethcote, Whitstone

[<1759 - >1776]

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Married: John Goodman

Children:

John Goodman
Mary Goodman

[1716 - >1800]

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Baptised: 23 November 1716, Week St Mary CON, Parish Register

Father: John Goodman

Mother: Wilmotte Marshall

Baptised:

Date	23 November 1716
Where	Week St Mary
Text	"baptized Henry son of John Goodman by (illegible)"

Siblings:

Henry Goodman [1716 - >1800]
Mary Goodman [28 May 1716 - ]

Married: Grace Blacke, 23 July 1745, Whitstone, Parish Register

Child:

John Goodman

Land Tax Assessment:

Date	Place	Proprietor	Occupier	Sum
1798	Whitstone	Mr John Webb	Henry Goodman	£3 1s 8d
1798	Whitstone	Lord Dunstanville	Henry Goodman	12s 4d
1798	Week St Mary	Hy Goodman	Hy Goodman	£1 2s 2d
1798	Week St Mary	Lord De Dunstanville	Hy Goodman	12s 3¾d
1798	Week St Mary	Lord De Dunstanville	Hy Goodman	2s 5½d

In Land Tax Contract 81,767 dated 28 March 1800, (PRO IR24/95), Rt Hon Francis Lord de Dunstanville of Tehiddy Park is shown as the owner, Henry Goodman the occupier, of Orchard Week St Mary, assessed at 12s 3¾d and Hoursteel Week St Mary, assessed at 2s 5½d.

Address:

1800	Hoursteel, Week St Mary

[1682 - >1716]

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Baptised: 6 September 1682, Poundstock, Parish Register

Father: John Goodman

Mother: Priscilla Goodman

Married: Wilmotte Marshall, 26 May 1715, Poundstock, Parish Register

Children:

Mary Goodman
Henry Goodman

[<1667 - 1691]

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Died: 1691

Married: Priscilla Goodman

Child:

John Goodman

Administration: Connotorial Archidiaconal Court of Cornwall

Of	John Goodman of Poundstock
To	Priscilla Goodman
On	3 December 1691
Estate	£140 10s

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Married: John Goodman

Child:

John Goodman

[<1650 - >1681]

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Married: Henry Foxall, 16 August 1662, Dudley St Thomas WOR, Parish Register

Children:

Henry Foxall
Sara Foxall
Mary Foxall
Jeseph Foxall

[1830 - 1866]

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Father: James Grove

Mother: Elizabeth Grove

Baptismal Entry:

Church	Halesowen
Date	17 October 1830
Name	Elizabeth
Parents	James and Elizabeth Grove
Abode	Cradley
Father's Occ	Laborer

Siblings:

Elizabeth Grove [1830 - 1866]
Ester Grove [1831 - ]

Married: Richard Poole 25 February 1850

Marriage Certificate:

Registration District	Cradley
Solemnized at	Cradley Church
in the Parish of	Cradley
in the County of	Worcestershire
When Married	25 February 1850
Name and Surname	Elizabeth Grove
Age	full
Condition	Spinster
Residence	Cradley
Father's Name	James Grove
Father's Profession	Labourer
Witnesses	John Southall, Sarah Southall

Children:

Joseph Poole
Caroline Poole
Amelia Maria Poole
George Poole
William Poole
Richard Henry Pool
William Poole

Vicar of Cradley's Notebooks: 1863, "Teaches ragged school, was no church."

Died: 28 July 1866

certificate

Registration District	Stourbidge
in the Sub-District of	Halesowen
in the County of	Worcester
When and where died	28 July 1866, High Town Cradley
Name and Surname	Elizabeth Pool
Sex	Female
Age	36 years
Occupation	wife of Richard Pool, Anchorsmith
Cause of Death	Child Birth (exhaustion), bleeding, certified (§)
Informant	the mark of Richard Pool, present at the death, High Town Cradley
When Registered	30 July 1866

(§) There is no other Pool or Poole death recorded in Stourbridge for the SEP qtr or DEC qtr quarters of 1866, suggesting the child survived. However, there is no Pool birth recorded in Stourbridge in SEP qtr 1866. The birth of a Hannah J Poole is registered in Stourbridge DEC qtr 1866.

Buried: 31 July 1866, Cradley St Peter

Addresses:

1841	Butchers Lane, Cradley
1851 - 1861	East side of Village, Cradley
1857	High Town, Cradley
1857	High Street, Cradley
1863	High Town Top, Cradley

[1802 - 1854]

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Born: 1802 Cradley

Married: Elizabeth Grove

Children:

Elizabeth Grove
Ester Grove

Died: 3 October 1854

certificate

Registration District	Stourbridge
in the Sub-District of	Hales Owen
in the County of	Worcester
When and where died	3 October 1854, High Town Cradley
Name and Surname	James Grove
Sex	Male
Age	52 years
Occupation	Labourer at a pit
Cause of death	Bronchitis 21 days, certified
Informant	Ann Nock, present at the death, Overend Cradley Neighbour, living about 5 houses away in the 1851 census
When Registered	6 October 1854

The address where he died, High Town Cradley, supports the identification of this as the correct death certificate. He is recorded in the 1851 census as living at the East side of Cradley Village, as is his wife. She is also recorded at the same address in the 1861 census, but in 1857 her address is given as High Town Cradley. This implies that the East side of Cradley Village is also High Town Cradley.

Further confirmation comes from Ann Nock, the informant. She is presumably the Ann Nock living close to the Groves in the 1851 census: she is listed on HO107/2034 f80 p22, the Groves on HO107/2034 f79 p20.

Address:

1841	Butchers Lane, Cradley
1851	East side of Village, Cradley
1854	High Town, Cradley

Davenport, 1912 gives a Grove genealogy back to before 1538. This James Grove is not mentioned, but there is a James Grove, son of Samuel and Esther, bapt 1773 who could be this James Groves father. Eldest sons were often named for fathers, plus name Esther for grandmother and daughter.

A James Grove, born 4 July 1802 to William and Esther, was baptised 14 January 1806 at Park Lane Presbyterian, Cradley. Siblings Thomas (born 20 August 1798) and Hannah (7 September 1805) were baptised on the same day. Birth in 1802 is consistent with the age recorded on his death certificate, but not the census returns.

[1799 - 1863]

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Born: 1799 Moseley

There is some confusion as to her place of birth. The 1841 census says outside WOR, the 1851 census has Moseley WAR, and the 1861 census has Moseley WOR.

Married: James Grove

Children:

Elizabeth Grove
Ester Grove

Vicar of Cradley's Notebooks: 1863, "Ranter, sacrament."

Died: 20 March 1863

certificate

Registration District	Stourbridge
in the Sub-District of	Halewowen
in the County of	Worcester
When and where died	20 March 1863, High Town Cradley
Name and Surname	Elizabeth Grove
Sex	Female
Age	59 years
Occupation	Widow of James Grove, a labourer at a Coal Wharf
Cause of death	Syphilis, secondary, 2 years, certified
Informant	the mark of Elizabeth Pool, present at the death, High Town Cradley daughter
When Registered	20 March 1863

Buried: 24 March 1863, Cradley St Peter, aged 59

Addresses:

1841	Butchers Lane, Cradley WOR
1851 - 1861	East Side of Village, Cradley
1857	High Town, Cradley
1857	High Street, Cradley
1863	High Town Top, Cradley

[1748 - 1801]

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Baptised: 19 March 1748/9, Tempsford BDF, Parish Register

Father: Nathaniel Guy

Mother: Sarah Chandler

Baptisal Entry:

Date	19 March 1748
Where	Tempsford
Text	"Sarah dau of Nathl. and Sarah Guy shoemaker"

Siblings:

Mary Guy [15 June 1746 - 6 August 1746]
Elizabeth Guy [20 September 1747 - 2 November 1748]
Sarah Guy [1748 - 1801]
Ann Guy [5 July 1752 - ]

Married: Richard Hall, 3 July 1768, Tempsford, Parish Register

Children:

Elizabeth Hall
William Hall
Richard Hall
Ann Hall
Nathaniel Hall

Buried: 22 December 1801, Tempsford BDF, Parish Register

Burial Entry:

Date	22 December 1801
Where	Tempsford
Text	"Sarah, w Rich Hall, sen, parish clerk"

[1718 - 1776]

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Baptised: 15 March 1718/9, Tempsford, Parish Register

Buried: 18 January 1776, Tempsford, Parish Register

Father: Nathaniel Guy

Mother: Mary Guy

Siblings:

John Guy [25 November 1716 - 18 February 1755]
Nathaniel Guy [1718 - 1776]
Mary Guy [21 February 1722/3 - ]
Elizabeth Guy [17 March 1727/8 - ]

Married: Sarah Chandler, 2 July 1745, Tempsford, Parish Register

Children:

Mary Guy
Elizabeth Guy
Sarah Guy
Ann Guy

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Buried: 19 January 1748/9, Tempsford, Parish Register

Married: Mary Guy, 13 November 1715, Tempsford BDF, Parish Register

Marriage Entry:

Spouse	Mary (surname is illegible)
Date	13 November 1715
Where	Tempsford

Children:

John Guy
Nathaniel Guy
Mary Guy
Elizabeth Guy

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Married: Nathaniel Guy, 13 November 1715, Tempsford BDF, Parish Register

Children:

John Guy
Nathaniel Guy
Mary Guy
Elizabeth Guy

Buried: 6 August 1746, Tempsford St Peter

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Married: Francis Langley, 4 August 1756, East Rudham

Children:

William Langley
Elizabeth Langley

Buried: 22 October 1794, East Rudham

Ancestral File Number: 2287-2ZB

[1892 - 1945]

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Born: 24 July 1892, Gamlingay CAM

Birth Certificate:

Registration District	Caxton
in the Sub-District of	Caxton
in the Counties of	Cambridge and Huntingdon
When and where born	24th July 1892, Camlingay Cambs
Name	Mabel
Sex	Girl
Name of Father	Joseph Hall
Name of Mother	Louisa Hall formerly Meeks
Profession of Father	Farm Bailiff
Informant	Louisa Hall, Mother, Gamlingay
When Registered	15th September 1892

Father: Joseph Hall

Mother: Louisa Meeks

Siblings:

Mabel Hall [1892 - 1945]
Mark Walter Hall [17 September 1893 - 5 December 1917 Cambrai]
Harold Frank Hall [28 February 1897- ]
Henry Howard Hall [25 January 1899 - 15 January 1953]
Catherine Mary Hall (→ Vaughan (photograph) ⇒ Collins) [26 December 1901 - 7 April 1987]

Extended family

Married: John Berriman, 11 April 1917, Gamlingay Baptist Church (photograph)

certificate

Registration District	Caxton
Solemnized at	The Old Baptist Meeting House
in the District of	Caxton
in the Counties of	Cambridge and Huntingdon
When Married	11 April 1917
Name and Surname	Mabel Hall
Age	24
Condition	Spinster
Rank or Profession	-
Residence	Gamlingay CAM
Father's Name	Joseph Hall
Father's Profession	Farmer (deceased)
Witnesses	Louisa Hall, Doris Ingle, William Berriman, Mark Walter Hall bride's mother or aunt, bride's cousin, groom's brother, bride's brother?

Children:

John Hall Berriman
Luke Clifford Berriman
Myrtle Elizabeth Berriman
Joy Rosemary Berriman

The Berriman family, circa 1941

With her dog

Photograph

Died: 23 November 1945, Colchester Probate record

certificate

Registration District	Colchester
in the Sub-District of	Colchester
in the County of	Essex
When and where died	23 November 1945, Shaws Farm, Parsons Heath
Name and Surname	Mabel Berriman
Sex	Female
Age	53 years
Occupation	Wife of John Berriman, Engineer Packus Charge Hand
Cause of death	Asphyxia due to strangulation by a ligature. Suicide whilst balance of mind disturbed. PM
Informant	Certificate received from O. Thompson Smith, Coroner for Colchester Inquest held 30 November 1945
When Registered	1 December 1945

Newspaper: Essex County Standard, Friday 30 November 1945:

Woman found hanging
A milk-roundsman calling at Shaw's Farm, Parson's Heath, Colchester, on Friday morning, found the occupier, Mrs. Mabel Berriman, hanging in an outhouse.
Mrs. Berriman, who was 53 years of age, was the wife of Mr. John Berriman, who is employed at the Britannia Works. She had been in ill-health for some time.
The funeral
The funeral took place at St. John's Church on Wednesday, the service being conducted by the Rev. A. E. Howe, assisted by the Rev. Warwick Bailey.
The mourners were Mr. J. Berriman (widower), Mr. L. Berriman (son), Myrtle and Joy Berriman (daughters), Mr. and Mrs. E. Collins (Clacton, brother and sister-in-law), Mr. and Mrs. W. Berriman (brother and sister-in-law), Mr. and Mrs. P. Sloman (Solway Brook, brother and sister-in-law), Mrs. E. Berriman (sister-in-law) and Mr. and Mrs. J. Greenaway (nephew and niece). Mr. John Hall Berriman (son) was unable to attend owing to military duties. Mr. Howard Hall (Hull, brother), Mr. Harold Hall (Cambridge, brother) and Mrs. E. Coles (Rugby, sister-in-law) were also unavoidably absent.
Amongst the many wreaths were those from members of Wycliffe Chapel (Parson's Heath), Women's Friendly, Wycliffe Chapel, and Women's Welcome, Eld Lane Baptist Church.

Newspaper: Essex County Standard, Friday 7 December 1945:

Woman's death by hanging - sad story of ill-health
Was it an intentional or an accidental hanging? That was the question to be decided by the jury at the Town Hall, Colchester, on Friday, at the inquest on Mrs. Mabel Berriman (53), of Shaw's Farm, Parson's Heath, who was found hanging in an outhouse by a milkman on Nov. 23. Mrs. Berriman, who had been troubled by her mental condition for several years, was admitted to Severalls Mental Hospital in January, where she stayed for six weeks, but her condition did not greatly improve.
The Colchester Coroner (Mr. O. Thompson Smith) said that about 6.30 a.m. on Nov. 23 Mr. Berriman took his wife some tea in her room, and after breakfast he left for work. About 7.40 a.m. Mrs. Berriman awakened her daughter, who, when she was ready to leave for work about 8.45, could not find her mother anywhere. On arrival at work she had a premonition that something was wrong and telephoned her father to say that her mother was missing. About 9 a.m. Mr. G. E. Gladwell, a milkman from West Bergholt, delivered some milk to the back door of the house, and then, through the open door of the outhouse, saw somebody hanging there.
Nervous and depressed
Mr. Berriman, a charge hand at the Britannia Works, said that during the summer his wife was fairly well but in the autumn her health deteriorated and she became more nervous and depressed. She had often said that she wished she could die. He said that following the 'phone message he received from his daughter, he immediately went home where, on his arrival, he was completely stunned by the news of his wife's tragic death.
The theory that Mrs. Berriman might have accidentally hung herself was formed by a statement by Mr. Berriman. He said that his wife was fond of the garden and often used to work with a pair of gardening shears, which were kept in a box on a shelf in the outhouse. Mrs. Berriman would have to stand on something in order to reach the shears and presumably used a nearby oil drum. The rope by which she was found hanging was suspended in the form of a slight noose from two nails driven into the wall about two feet from the shears. In view of that statement it was thought that Mrs. Berriman might have been standing on the oil drum and reaching for the shears, when the drum tilted and she fell into the noose of the rope.
Dr. F. Guiver, of Ardleigh, who was summoned to the scene, was of the opinion that it was impossible to fall into the noose; the rope was more likely to have been pushed away. Medical evidence revealed that death was caused by asphyxia due to strangulation.
After retiring for a few minutes, the jury decided that Mrs. Berriman took her own life, and returned the verdict that she committed suicide whilst the balance of the mind was disturbed.

Letters:

Three letters to her son John Hall Berriman cast some light on her death.

The first, dated 19 November 1945, is in two hands, that of herself and her husband:-

My dear son
Thank you ever so much for your letter & the photo's that I see were taken at home. Myrtle has Miss Laurie here this evening. She is the cub mistess
I am glad that you are pleased with your change although it was strange at first. I seem a good deal occupied keeping fires in without useing too much coal. I am glad that you were able to keep the flames down until the fire brigade arrived. I am ever so sorry that you have occassion to be green with envy about the photo's
Mr Mead has called to see me three times during last week. He wants me to leave everything to God so that I can be healed, so do I my dear. I have had the doctor again + some tablets for sleep. I am ever so sorry for you all that I am not well in the winter. Dad is wonderful, but he cannot be here always, Myrtle has had a cold
Auntie Kathie & Auntie May both came on Sunday & of course Marigold
We haven't had snow yet in fact it isn't very cold today. I am glad to know that you have a good fire
I hope my dear that you wont have to go back to Woods if you feel like that about it. I hope that you wont worry about it & that we shall all be have enough to be happy in our love for each other whatever comes. Luke & Joy expect to be back for Xmas & I feel sure Luke would be glad to leave the mines altogether.
Dear Hall. Myrtle has seen Miss Laurie on the last bus & I have just been to meet her, Mother has gone to bed, she had rather a bad turn this week end, & of course she varies tremendously from day to day, to day she seems fairly well again. I had a little trouble with big toe on right foot but I bathed it a few times & dressed it & it seems to be alright again, "No it wasn't that it needed washing, so there."
I repaired the ash pit on Saturday, & did some tidying up, & set some lettuce plants 24 in the frame, Sooty & I went to try for a rabbit, he caught one that was in a snare, a nice one, but he couldn't understand a rabbit being tied up.
The pullets have started to lay, & the hens about one a day again, they left off entirely while we had all that windy, & for a few days cold weather, it is rather milder now
Now we must get to bed, hoping you are safe & well & keeping warm even if it snows.
Your loving Dad

The second, dated 27 November 1945, is from John Berriman Sr:-

My Dear Hall
This is sad news for you. Mother passed away last Friday morning about 9.a.m.
She has really seemd a little better lately, & that morning I took her a cup of tea as usual at 7 & went down & prepared breakfast, she came down as usual & cut my sandwiches & packed them, then sat down having her breakfast, while I was preparing to leave for work, I was putting a parcel for Joy's birthday in my bag for posting, she said "Leave it if you cannot very well take it & I will post iy when I go shopping presently". I put it in my bag & kissed her good-bye & left.
When Myrtle was having her breakfast Mother said "I hope you won't be long because I want to get off shopping this morning" Then she went out & Myrtle did not see her again although she looked around where the poultry etc: are, & thought probably she had gone across to Mrs Sadlers, & as she was behind time hurried to work. After she arrived at work a feeling came over her that something was wrong, so she rang me up at 9.20 & I went home immediately to find the police, Dr. & the milkman here, the milkman found her hanging in the tool shed.
In my opinion it was an accident as when she was found her head was not in a noose, but just in a loop of a little rope that hung there. I think she had stood on an oil drum, to reach the garden shears, overbalanced & got hung. I phoned the Garrison Adjutant to try them flying you home for the funeral, he said when I phoned him again on Saturday, my request had been forwarded to War Office, & he thought probably you might get home but did not know. I wired Luke & Joy & told Luke to wire Joy what time they could meet at Waterloo & they both arrived Saturday about 8.45. Auntie Emily came Saturday afternoon, Auntie Kath, Ed & family Sat morn, Uncle Will came & brought Auntie mary during Friday morning, & they all & everyone around are most kind.
The funeral is to-morrow Wednesday at 11am St John Church.
My dear boy this is a sad blow to us, but we must remember in our sorrow she is now at rest from all her toubles, & in the Presence of the Lord, I pray God He may comfort & sustain you in this trial, Love from all
Your Loving Dad

The third, dated 28 Novenber 1945, is from Myrtle Berriman:-

Dear Hall
Mother was laid to rest today, we had a lot of wreathes, the service was very impressive we sang the Hymns "I heard the voice of Jesus say, Come unto me and rest" and also "God of the living in Who's eye". We also sang the 23rd Psalm. Mr Baily read the lesson and said the prayer at the grave, Mr Howe took rest of the service.
As you were unable to be with us I thought it would be nice to have photoes of the grave, so Dad and Luke have gone to cover the flowers, and Brian is taking the photoes tommorrow dinner time.
Auntie Emily is with us, Luke is not going back till after Christmas. Joy travelled from London with him, she is hoping to complete her course. Auntie Mary has helped a lit she cames and helped me with the washing and preparing the beds, and did a lot of cooking for today, Auntie Milly baked some very nice apple pastys.
There was almost a harvest festival Congregation at the church my cub mistress was there I know, but I'm not sure who else.
Weve received lots of letters from friends and my Guide Captain and Luitenant came up to see if they could be of any help directly they heard.
Pauline sent a lovely wreathe and also did the ingraving on the coffin plate.
Mother looked very peaceful and lovely as she lay resting there, her platts were hanging loosely as she always had then when she slept.
Mr Baily read Revelations 21 verses 1-7.
Well ol fellow were all not feeling too bad considering, and I fell for one rather than try and write any more about it, I would prever to talk with you when your home.
Im enclosing two photoes one of we three and the other of our office.
Ill write again soon, so cheerio
Your loving Sister
Myrtle

Will:

Of	Mabel Berriman of The Downs Parsons Heath Colchester
Dated	15 August 1934
Executors	Barclays Bank, William Berriman (brother in law)
Witnesses	A Y Adams bank manager, J B Ainsworth bank clerk
Legacies	Personal effects left to Myrtle Elizabeth Berriman and Joy Rosemary Berriman. Remainder to be held in trust for all four children, until the age of 21.

Probate:

Of	Mabel Berriman
At	London
To	Barclays Bank Ltd
On	16 May 1946
Estate	£815 10s 9d

Electoral Roll:

Shaws Farm, Harwich Road, Colchester (as Mabel Berriman)	1923-36: Parsons Heath Ward, Colchester 1937-9: St Johns Ward, Colchester
The Downs, Harwich Road, Colchester (as Mabel Berriman)	1945-6: St Johns Ward, Colchester

Addresses:

1901	Station Road, Gamlingay
1911	Manor Farm, Gamlingay
1923-39	Shaws Farm, Harwich Rd, Colchester [TM030270]
-1945	The Downs, Harwich Rd, Colchester [TM030270]

1941 unknown date

[1867 - 1914]

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Born: 24 June 1867

certificate

Registration District	St Neots
in the Sub-District of	Kimbolton
in the County of	Huntingdon and Bedfordshire
When and where born	24 June 1867, Eaton Socon
Name	Joseph
Sex	Boy
Name of Father	John Hall
Name of Mother	Eliza Hall, formerly Whitmee
Profession of Father	Gardener
Informant	Eliza Hall, Mother, Eaton Socon
When Registered	29 July 1867

Father: John Hall

Mother: Eliza Whitmee

Photograph

Siblings:

William Gershom Whitmee [11 March 1859 - 17 January 1931] (stepsibling)
Joseph Hall [1867 - 1914]
Agnes Hall [29 July 1868 - 10 October 1868]
George James Hall [19 September 1869 - December 1870]
Mary (Polly) Hall [10 July 1871 - 1944]
Walter Hall [19 August 1872 - 15 July 1889]
Alfred Hall [19 April 1874 - 27 March 1948]
Louisa Hall [22 January 1876 - 27 January 1950]
Mabel Hall [DEC qtr 1881 -]

Extended family

Married: Louisa Meeks, 19 May 1891, Gamlingay

certificate

Registration District	Caxton
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Gamlingay
in the County of	Cambridge
When Married	19 May 1891
Name and Surname	Joseph Hall
Age	23
Condition	Bachelor
Rank or Profession	Farmer
Residence	Gamlingay
Father's Name	John Hall
Father's Profession	Farmer
Witnesses	George Meeks, Catherine Meeks bride's brother and sister?

Newspaper:

GAMLINGAY
WEDDING. On Tuesday, the 19th, a marriage was solemnized in the Parish Church, by the Rev. W. Crouch, the vicar, between Joseph Hall, market gardener and farmer, of Eaton Ford and Gamlingay, and Louisa Meeks, second daughter of Mr. Henry Meeks, farmer and shopkeeper, of Gamlingay Sinks. The bride was tastefully attired in a costume of light fawn shade, while the bridemaid, Catherine Meeks, sister of the bride, wore a costume of sage green tint. A considerable number of spectators attended the service. The elder brother of the bride, Mr. George Meeks, gave the bride away, and Mr. Mark Meeks acted as best man for the bridegroom. The wedding festivities were held at the home of the bride's parents, and a second gathering of friends was entertained on the Wednesday. On Thursday the women and young women of the Sinks came in for a share of the good things provided, for they were very hospitably entertained to tea by the bride's parents. A large number of useful and valuable presents was received.
PARISH CHURCH. AN APOLOGY. On Sunday last a paper was read at the conclusion of the service, signed by a person expressing sorrow, &c. for the disturbance he made in the church on the previous Tuesday at a marriage ceremony, and the annoyance he had caused to some of the congregation at the service, the Vicar and Churchwardens forgiving him for the offence on the understanding that he was in attendance when the paper was read. An apology has also been tendered to accepted by the persons whom he personally insulted on that occasion.

Children:

Mabel Hall
Mark Walter Hall
Harold Frank Hall
Henry Howard Hall
Catherine Mary 'Kath' Hall

Died: 1 October 1914, The Nursing Hospital, Thompsons Lane, Cambridge Probate record

certificate

Registration District	Cambridge
in the Sub-District of	St Andrew the Great
in the County of	Cambridge
When and where died	1 October 1914, The Nursing Hospital, Thompsons Lane
Name and Surname	Joseph Hall
Sex	Male
Age	47 Years
Occupation	of Gamlingay Cambridgeshire, farmer
Cause of death	Appendicitis, pelvic cellulitis, heart failure, certified
Informant	Mabel Hall, Daughter, Gamlingay CAM
When Registered	1 October 1914

Newspapers: Two reports of his funeral

DEATH OF MR. JOSEPH HALL.
Impressive Funeral at Gamlingay.
We regret to record the death of Mr. J. Hall, of Manor Farm, Gamlingay, who passed away in the Hostel at Cambridge, where he had been lying ill for many months. He had undergone several operations, and everything had been done that was possible for his cure and relief. Mr. Hall was well known in the district. He was one of the leading farmers in Gamlingay, vice-chairman of the Parish Council, one of the Caxton Guardians, and a school manager appointed by the Parish Council. For many years he had attended the Baptist Chapel, and took a great interest in all the work connected with the chapel, and as, one of the trustees, assisted in conducting the business of the chapel with zeal and skill. He was very generous in his support of the Old Meeting. He was always ready and willing to assist in every way, and he will be much missed in the parish. He leaves a widow, three sons and two daughters, for whom great sympathy is felt.
The funeral took place on Tuesday last, the service at the Baptist Old Meeting being conducted by the Pastor (the Rev. L. J. Harvard) in the presence of a large congregation. The Pastor alluded to the public services which Mr. Hall had rendered. The hymns, "O God, our Help in ages past," "Nearer, my God, to Thee" and "Peace, perfect peace" were sung, and the Dead March in "Saul" was played by the organist (Miss Wale). The employees of Manor Farm acted as bearers, and the coffin, of so... oak, with brass fittings, bore the inscription: "Joseph Hall, died October 1st, aged 48."
The principal mourners were: Mrs. J. Hall (widow), Miss Mabel Hall and Miss Katherine Hall (daughters), Messrs Mark, Harold, and Howard Hall (sons), Mr. and Mrs. O. Ingle, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Darby, Mr. and Mrs. Whitmee, Mr. Mark Meeks, Miss A. Hardy, Mr. Cobb, Mr. G. Hall, Mr. R. Hinsby, Mrs. Mason, Mrs. G. Meeks, Mrs. John Hall, Mr. James Hall, Miss Doris Ingle and Mr. James Hall. Among the large number who followed were: Mr. A. Sarll (London), Rev. West Knights, Rev. W. Simons, Dr. White, Dr. Dudley, Messrs. J. A. Ennals, W. Wade, H. Bishop, W. Chapman, J. Thornton, S. V. Ekins, E. A. Rowell and A. B. Brackenbury (representing the Euston Lodge of Freemasons), Messrs. A. S. Orlebar, R. J. Haggar, M. Gribble, J. Crow, J. Wakefield, F. Watson and W. Berriman (representing the Caxton Board of Guardians), Messrs. J. Fowler, Chairman, J. B. Robinson, A. Clark, F. Careless, W. Savage, W. W. Powell, W. J. Gilbert (of the Gamlingay Parish Council), the Rev. J. W. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Aubrey, Mr. Sam Sarll, Mr. W. H. Ingle (relieving officer), Mr. J. Compton, Mr. W. Sarll, Mr. and Mrs. E. Watson, Mr. and Mrs H. Dew, Mrs. T. Green, Mrs. Barber, Mrs. Pentelow, Mr. W. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Course, Kr. G. Truin, Mr. E. Garrott. Mr. W. Garrott, Mr. Goodes, Mr. and Mrs. J. Turrell, Mrs. J. Gray, Mr. Oliver, Mr. Joseph Sarll (Sandy), Mr. C. Redman, Miss N. Sarll, Nurse Groome, Miss J. Berriman, Miss E. Berriman, Mr. W. Berriman, Mr. J. Berriman, Mr. W. Mayes, Mr. T. Burrows, Mr. C. Careless, Mr. G. Radwell, Mr. and mrs. J. G. Plowman, Mr. Brockett, Mrs. W. Norman, Miss Compton, Miss F. Plowman, Mr. C. Wale, Mrs. Havard, Rev. C. Cartwright, Mr. W. Meeks, Mr. S. Flint, Mr. and Mrs. G. Daniels, Mr. Pibworth, and Mrs. Lunday (Caxton).
At the cemetery a large number of sympathisers had gathered. The Freemasons each carried a sprig of acacia, which was dropped in the grave at the close of the ceremony. Each wore white gloves. Over 30 beautiful wreaths were received, including one from the family, the ministers and members of the church and congregation at the Baptist Old Meeting, and the Worshipful Master, Wardens and Brethren of the Euston Lodge of Freemasons. - Mr. H. Cox carried out the duties of undertaker.
GAMLINGAY.
We regret to record the death of Mr. Joseph Hall, on October 1st, in the Hostel at Cambridge, where he had been for many months. He had undergone several operations, and everything had been done that was possible for his cure and relief. Mr. Hall was one of the leading farmers in Gamlingay, Vice-Chairman of the Parish Council, and a School Manager. For many years he had attended the Baptist Chapel, took a great interest in all that work, and was one of the Trustees. He, like his father, Mr. John Hall, before him, loved the Old Meeting, and was very liberal and generous in its support. He leaves a widow, three sons and two daughters. His eldest son is serving in the Yeomanry, and his youngest son at the East Anglian Schools, Bury St. Edmunds. The funeral took place on Tuesday, when the service at the Baptist Old Meeting was conducted by the Rev. L. J. Havard, who alluded to the public services Mr. Hall had rendered. The remains were laid at rest in the Cemetery. The principal mourners were: Mrs. J. Hall (widow), Mark Hall, Harold Hall and Howard Hall (sons), Mabel Hall and Kathie Hall (daughters), Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Darby, Mr. and Mrs. Ingle, Mr. and Mrs. Whitmee, Mr. Mark Meeks, Mrs. G. Meeks, Mrs. John Hall, Mr. James Hall, Miss Doris Ingle, Mr. James Hall, Mrs. A. Hardy, Mrs. Mason (aunt), Mr. Cobb, Mr. G. Hall, Mr. R. Hinsby. Among those present were the following representing the Euston Lodge of Freemasons: Mr. A. Sarll (London), the Rev. West Knights, the Rev. W. Simons. Dr. White, Dr. Dudley, Messrs. J. A. Ennals, W. Wade, H. Bishop, W. Chapman, J. Thornton, S. O. Ekins, E. A. Rowell and A. B. Brackenbury. Guardians; A. S. Orlebar, R. J. Hugger, M. Gribble, J. Crow, J. Wakefield, F. Watson, and W. Berriman. Parish Councillors: Messrs. J. Fowler (Chairman), J. B. Robinson, A. Clark, F. Careless, W. Savage, W. W. Powell, and W. J. Gilbert. Among others present were the Rev. J. W. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Aubrey, Mr. Sam Sarll, W. H. Ingle, J. Compton, W. Sarll, Mr. and Mrs. E. Watson, Mr. and Mrs. H. Dew, Mrs. T. Green, Mrs. Barber, Mrs. Pentelow, Mr. W. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Course, Mr. G. Truin, Mr. S. Flint, Mr. E. Garrett, Mr. W. Garrett, Mr. Goodes, Mr. and Mrs. G. Daniel, Mr. and Mrs. J. Surrell, Mrs. J. Gray, Mr. Oliver, Mr. Joseph Hall (Sandy), Mr. C. Redman, Miss N. Sarll, Nurse Groome, Miss J. Berriman, Miss E. Berriman, Mr. W. Berriman, Mr. J. Berriman, Mr. W. Mayes, Mr. T. Burrows, Mr. C. Careless, Mr. G. Radwell, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Plowman, Mr. G. M. Brocket, Miss F. Plowman, Mrs Havard, the Rev. C. Cartwright, Mr. A. Meeks, Mr. C. Wale, and Mr. Lunday (Caxton). The wreaths were numerous.
At Mr. Hall's funeral, each of the Free Masons carried a sprig of acacia, which was dropped into the grave.

Inscription: in Gamlingay cemetery

In Loving Memory Of

JOSEPH HALL passed on 1 Oct 1914 age 47

Kindness to all was his motto in life

& his son Lieut MARK WALTER HALL 22nd Sherwood Foresters

who fell in action near Cambrai 5 Dec 1917 age 24

God' finger touched him & he sleeps

& LOUISA beloved wife of JOSEPH HALL,

d 11 Oct 1931 age 65

Peace after pain

Will:

Of	Joseph Hall
Dated	29 May 1899
Executors	Louisa Hall (wife)
Witnesses	Samuel Sarll, Charles Young
Legacies	Entire estate to Louisa Hall.

Probate:

Of	Joseph Hall of Manor Farm, Gamlingay
At	London
To	Louisa Hall widow
On	16 February 1915
Estate	£2,898 19s 2d

Address:

1871	Eaton Ford
1881	Market High Street, Ware HRT
1891	61 Gywn Street, Bedford
1899	Manor Farm, Gamlingay
1901	Station Road, Gamlingay
1911	Manor Farm, Gamlingay

unknown date

[1843 - 1914]

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Born: 2 April 1843, Sandy

Birth Certificate:

Registration District	Biggleswade
in the Sub-District of	Potton
in the County of	Bedford
When and where born	2nd April 1843, in the parish of Sandy
Name	John
Sex	Boy
Name of Father	Richard Hall
Name of Mother	Ann Hall, formerly Tilcock
Profession of Father	Labourer
Informant	Ann Hall, Mother, Girtford Field
When Registered	4th May 1843

Father: Richard Hall

Mother: Ann Tilcock

Siblings:

James Hall [1840 - ] married JUN qtr 1859 Betsey Bean [1840 -]
1. John W Hall [1859 -]
2. George Frederic Hall [1860 -] married DEC qtr 1881 Alice Jeeves [1861 -]
  1. Charles F Hall [1884 -]
  Florrie Hall (cousin) born 1882 Eynesbury HUN (30 St Leonards Avenue, Bedford: RG13/1492 f52 p6)
  (Girtford Village, BDF: RG9/994 f40 p20)
James Hall married DEC qtr 1864 Mary Ann Whitfield [1842 -]
1. Joseph Nathaniel Hall [1866 - 10 September 1921] married JUN qtr 1889 Swansea GLA WLS Selina Ley [1867 -]
  These deeds show Joseph Nathaniel Hall's purchase of land in Arlesey BDF.
  1. James William Hall [1890 -]
  2. Gladys Hall [1893 -]
  3. Ada Hall [1895 -]
  4. Violet Hall [1898 -]
  Lilian Violet Ley, born Swansea 1883, visitor (Selina's sister: see 82 Western Street: RG11/5362 f50 p32, RG12/4482 f84 p13)
  (Garden Villas, Bedford Road, Sandy: RG12/1255 f4 p1; Bedford Road, Sandy: RG13/1497 f5 p2)
2. Eliza A Hall [1869 -]
  (North Road, Sandy: RG10/1547 f43 p14; St Neots Road, Sandy: RG11/1626 f55 p39; Church Path, Sandy: RG12/1255 f40 p4)
James Hall married JUN qtr 1896 Wolverhampton Sarah Ann Hayward [1849 -]
(Bedford Road, Sandy: RG13/1497 f5 p2)
Ann Hall [1842 - ]
John Hall [1843 - 1914]
Emma Hall [1846 - ]
Isaac Hall [1848 - ] married Annie [1846]
1. John Hall [1871 -]
2. George Hall [1873 -]
3. Annie Hall [1875 -]
4. Nellie Hall [1876 -]
5. Emmie Hall [1878 -]
6. Alice Hall [1880 -]
7. Willie Hall [1881 -]
8. Florry Hall [1882 -]
9. Lily Hall [1884 -]
10. Rose A Hall [1886 -]
11. Mabel Hall [1887 -]
  (Berkeley Street, Eynesbury BDF: RG12/1242 f82 p19)
Ellen Hall [1851 - ]
Eliza Hall [1855 - ]

Married 1: Eliza Whitmee, 30 October 1866

Marriage Certificate:

Registration District	Saint Neots
Solemnized at	Eaton Socon
in the Parish of	Eaton Socon
in the County of	Bedfordshire
When Married	30 October 1866
Name and Surname	John Hall
Age	22
Condition	Bachelor
Rank or Profession	Labourer
Residence	Eaton Socon
Father's Name	Richard Hall
Father's Profession	Labourer
Witnesses	William Pettit, Hephzibah Emma Whitmee bride's uncle and sister?

Children of first marriage:

Joseph Hall
Agnes Hall §
George James Hall §
Mary (Polly) Hall
Walter Hall §
Alfred Hall
Louisa Hall
Mabel Hall

§ Agnes, George and Walter share a grave.

In Loving memory of Walter beloved son of J & E Hall who departed this life 15th July 1889 in his 17th year.
Also of two of their children, Agnes aged 10 weeks and George James aged 15 months
Blind unbelief is sure to err and scan his work in vain; God is his own interpreter and he will make it plain.
Adores the grace that brought them there
Without a wish, without a care,
Washed their souls in Calvary's stream
That shortened life's distessing dream.

Married 2: Jane Daniels, 22 March 1905

certificate

Solemnized at	St Mary's Church		Jane was born 1837 in Potton. John Lester `married` Ann John Lester [1825 -] Joseph Lester [1828 -] Fanny Lester [1831 -] Emma Lester [1832 -] George Lester [1834 -] Jane Lester [DEC qtr 1837 - 8 December 1922] Mary Ann Lester [1840 -] Susan Lester[SEP qtr 1846 -] Eliza Cook Lester [JUN qtr 1852 -] `(Royston Street: HO107/2/23 f14 p23; Mill Street, HO107/1753 f226 p16)` She was a servant to George Race of Potton Rd Biggleswade in 1861 (RG9/996 f149 p14), and married Jesse Daniels JUN qtr 1862. Jesse was a (market) gardener in Newtown, Biggleswade in 1871 (RG10/1551 f9 p12) and Potton Road in 1881 (RG11/1630 f64 p19). They seem only to have one child, Isabel, born DEC qtr 1870. Following Jesse's death in MAR qtr 1890, Jane opened a boarding house in Hitchen Street Biggleswade (RG12/1256 f55 p5). In 1901, she was housekeeper to the Halls.
in the Parish of	Eaton Socon
in the County of	Bedford
When Married	22 March 1905
Name and Surname	John Hall	Jane Daniels
Age	61	62
Condition	Widower	Widow
Profession	Market Gardener	—
Residence	Eaton Ford	Eaton Ford
Father's Name	Richard Hall (deceased)	John Lester (deceased)
Father's Profession	Market Gardener	Miller
Witnesses	George Frederick Hall, K Daniels

John Hall and Jane Daniels
They are dressed for some celebration, perhaps their wedding

Died: 28 January 1914, Eaton Socon

certificate

Registration District	St Neots
in the Sub-District of	Kimbolton
in the Counties of	Huntingdon etc
When and where died	28 January 1914, The Ford, Eaton Socon
Name and Surname	John Hall
Sex	Male
Age	70 years
Occupation	Market Gardener
Cause of death	(1) Carcinoma of Penis (2) Carcinoma of Lingual glands, certified
Informant	Jane Hall, widow of deceased, present at the death, The Ford, Eaton Socon
When Registered	2 February

Probate:

Of	John HALL of Avenue Farm Eaton Ford Eaton Socon Bedfordshire
Died	28 January 1914
At	London
To	Alfred Hall Farmer Joseph Hall Market Gardener and George Daniels Market Gardener
On	19 March 1914
Estate	£10181 8s 11d

Newspaper: Bedfordshire Times

EATON SOCON
Death has been very busy of late among the older members of the community. A few days ago the oldest inhabitant of Eaton Socon was laid to rest, and on Saturday, Mr. John Hall, of Eaton Ford, one of the pioneers of the market gardening industry in the parish, was buried in the presence of a great concourse of relations and friends. The deceased, who was 71 years of age, had risen by industry, thrift, earnestness of purpose, from the position of an ordinary labourer, to one of the best and largest market gardeners in the district. He was thorough in all he did, so punctual in his daily routine that one could safely set their time by his movements; blunt and brusque in his manner, having worked hard himself he expected energetic and honest labour from others, and shirkers were his abomination. Yet withal he was a kindly, generous soul, and many a cause and many an individual will miss his unostentatious generosity. The Rev. Canon Hodgson, of Eynsbury, conducted the burial service, which was very impressive.

Gravestone:

Loving

Rememberence of

ELIZA wife of

JOHN HALL

The Ford

A dear and affectionate mother

who was called to rest

after great suffering

11th Nov 1904

in her 68th year

On Christ the solid rock I stand

all other ground is sinking sand

With Christ which is far better

Also of

JOHN HALL

who died 28th January 1914

in his 71st year.

Peace Perfect Peace

Addresses:

1851 - 1861	Girtford BDF
1871 - 1881	Eaton Ford, Eaton Socon BDF
1891	Eaton Socon BDF
1901 - 1905	Eaton Ford, BDF
1911-14	Avenue Farm, Eaton Ford, BDF

1905?

[1805 - 1886]

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Baptised: 20 January 1805, Tempsford, Parish Register

Father: Richard Hall

Mother: Sarah Godfrey

Siblings:

Sarah Hall [23 September 1798 - ]
William Hall [3 July 1803 - ]
Richard Hall [1805 - 1886]
James Hall [27 April 1806 - ]
Nathaniel Hall [3 July 1808 - ] married Jane (HO107/1754 f488 p32)

Married 1: Ann Tilcock, 26 June 1835, Sandy, IGI 8511531-31

Children of first marriage:

James Hall
Ann Hall
John Hall
Emma Hall
Isaac Hall
Ellen Hall
Eliza Hall

Married 2: Sarah Denyer, 24 July 1872

certificate

Registration District	Biggleswade		Sarah Denyer may be Sarah Tingay Bywater, the daughter of John and Elizabeth Bywater, baptised 31 January 1808 at Sandy BDF. She married three times: first to William Hallworth DEC qtr 1844 at Ampthill, living with him at High Street Clophill BDF in the 1851 census (HO107/1754 f112 p7); secondly to Joseph Denyer MAR qtr 1854 Bedford, living with him at 25 Harper(?) St Bedford in 1861 (RG9/991 f65 p20). She was widowed, and living at 5 Commercial Rd Bedford, in 1871 (RG10/1544 f34 p10).
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Sandy
in the County of	Bedford
When Married	24 July 1872
Name and Surname	Richard Hall	Sarah Denyer
Age	full age	full age
Condition	Widower	Widow
Rank or Profession	Gardener
Residence	Sandy	Sandy
Father's Name	Richard Hall	John Bywaters
Father's Profession	deceased	deceased
Witnesses	William Bywaters, Maria Bywaters

Died: 22 October 1886, Sandy, "aged 82 years" Gravestone

certificate

Registration District	Saint Neots
in the Sub-District of	Saint Neots
in the Counties of	Hunts, Beds and Cambs
When and where died	22 October 1886, Eynesbury HUN
Name and Surname	Richard Hall
Sex	Male
Age	82 years
Occupation	Farm Larorer
Cause of death	Senile decay, certified
Informant	the mark of Edith Bath, present at the death, Eynesbury
When Registered	23 October 1886

Memorial:

In affectionate remembrance of Richard Hall
who died October 22nd 1886 aged 82yrs.
Lord I have loved the habitation of thy House
and the place where thine honour dwelleth

Directory:

1854: Post Office Directory of Bedfordshire

Hall Richard, beer retailer, Girtford

Addresses:

1841 - 1851 - 1861	Girtford BDF
1871	2 Charlton Terrace, Blunham and Muggerhanger BDF
1881	St Neots Road, Sandy BDF

[1775 - 1811]

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Baptised: 29 January 1775, Tempsford, Parish Register

Buried: 24 November 1811, Tempsford BDF, Parish Register

Father: Richard Hall

Mother: Sarah Guy

Buried:

Date	24 November 1811
Where	Tempsford
Text	"Rich Hall, Carpenter aged 36 years"

Siblings:

John More Hall [1 December 1765 - 25 December 1765] (stepsibling)
Elizabeth Hall [25 March 1771 - ]
William Hall [25 December 1772 - 27 December 1787]
Richard Hall [1775 - 1811]
Ann Hall (→ Hart) [6 February 1780 - ]
Nathaniel Hall [23 September 1787 - ]

Married: Sarah Godfrey, 24 April 1797, Tempsford, Parish Register

Children:

Sarah Hall
William Hall
Richard Hall
James Hall
Nathaniel Hall

[1744 - 1816]

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Father: Richard Hall

Mother: Elizabeth Miller

Baptismal Entry:

Date	29 April 1744
Where	Tempsford BDF
Text	"Rich. son Rich. Eliz. Hall carpenter"

Siblings:

Richard Hall [1744 - 1816]
Elizabeth Hall [1 September 1745 - 5 October 1762]
William Hall [20 March 1747/8 - ]

Married 1: Hannah More, 8 April 1765, Tempsford, Parish Register

Child of first marriage:

John More Hall

Married 2: Sarah Guy, 3 July 1768, Tempsford, Parish Register

Children of second marriage:

Elizabeth Hall
William Hall
Richard Hall
Ann Hall
Nathaniel Hall

Buried: 3 December 1816, Tempsford St Peter

[<1728 - 1769]

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Buried: 4 August 1769, Tempsford BDF, Parish Register

Burial Entry:

Date	4 August 1769
Where	Tempsford
Text	"Rich Hall, carpenter and clerk of the parish"

Married: Elizabeth Miller, 15 January 1743, Biggleswade BDF
Both of the Parish of Biggleswade

Children:

Richard Hall
Elizabeth Hall
William Hall

[1796 - 1869]

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Born: Newport SAL, 1796

Married: Joseph Pool, 26 April 1813 Hagley WOR

Children:

Ann Poole
Joseph Poole
Elizabeth Poole
John Poole
Caroline Poole
Emma Poole
Hannah Poole
George Poole
Richard Poole
Henry Poole

Died: 26 January 1869

certificate

Registration District	Bromsgrove
in the Sub-District of	Bellbroughton
in the County of	Worcester
When and where died	26 January 1869
Name and Surname	Elizabeth Pool
Sex	Female
Age	79 years
Occupation	Wife of Joseph Pool, Labourer
Cause of death	Convulsions from Epilepsy, certified
Informant	the mark of Elizabeth Evans, present at death, Stakenbridge Hagley daughter-in-law
When Registered	27 January 1869

Address:

1841 - 1851 - 1861

Stakenbridge WOR

[1664 - >1691]

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Baptised: 25 September 1664, Rowley Regis, Parish Register
"Anne, d of Sigismond Hancox chr."

Father: Sigismund Hancox

Mother: Margery Tunkes

Siblings: All at Dudley St Thomas, except Ann

Mary Hancox [28 April 1655 - ] "b. Wednesday Knight last before"
Ann Hancox [born 29 July 1656 - ] (baptised 17 August 1656)
Richard Hancox [5 January 1657/8 - ] BT: "b 19 day afore"
William Hancox [25 January 1658/9 - 31 August 1686] "b 25 day afore"
Elizabeth Hancox [3 November 1661 - ]
Ann Hancox [1664 - >1691]
Sigisman Hancox [29 May 1667 - ]
"Another child of his borne & buried the same day" [29 May 1667- 29 May 1667]
John Hancox [25 April 1669 - 1 January 1669/70]
Jane Hancox [11 November 1671 -]

Margery is given as the mother only on the first 5 baptisms. Identification of Margery as the mother of Ann thus depends both on her father being the same Sigismund Hancox whose children were baptised at Dudley, and on his not having taken another partner. Confirmation is needed.

Married: Thomas Southall, 6 September 1680, Dudley St Thomas, Parish Register

Children:

Mary Southall
John Southall
Thomas Southall

[1630 - 1684]

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Baptised: 31 December 1630, Rowley Regis, Parish Register
"Sysman & Marie, s & d of Richard Hankox chr"

Father: Richard Hancox

Mother: Mary Hancox

Siblings: All from Rowley Regis Parish Register

"A child of Richard Hankox bur." [- >28 December 1626]
Ann Hancox [28 December 1626 - 10 January 1626/7]
Sigismond Hancox [14 February 1628/9 - ]
Sigismund Hancox [1630 - 1684]
"Another child of his borne & buried the same day"
Marie Hancox [31 December 1630 - ]
Jane Hancox [28 October 1640 - ]
Joan Hancox [7 May 1643 - ]
Ann Hancox [- 20 November 1645]
William Hancox [3 October 1647 - ]

There may be other children between September 1632 and April 1639. The register for that period is missing from the printed transcript. Other researchers have also given Richard as the father of Richard Hancox, baptised 16 February 1632/33, but detail is not given.

Married 1: Margery Tunkes, 6 January 1652/3, Dudley St Thomas WOR, Parish Register
"Sigismund Hancox tooke Margery Tunkes to wife before Justice Persall of Kidderminster"

IGI 7813535-80 refers to a marriage at Kidderminster, St Marys Sigimund Hancox and Margery Tunkes on 6 February 1652/3. This does not appear in the parish register. This may be a confusion of dates and/or registers.

Children of first marriage:

Mary Hancox
Ann Hancox
Richard Hancox
William Hancox
Elizabeth Hancox
Ann Hancox
Sigisman Hancox
John Hancox
Jane Hancox

Married 2: Katherine

Child of second marriage:

Abiathar Hancox [~1675 - 25 June 1760] married 25 May 1704 Sedgley Judeth Eavans

[1595 - 1660]

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Born: 29 October 1595, Belbroughton WOR

Father: Sigismund Hancox

Mother: Isabel Hancox

Siblings:

Isabell Hancox [5 June 1593 -]
Richard Hancox [1595 - 1660]
William Hancox

Married: Mary Hancox

Children:

"a child"
Ann Hancox
Sigismond Hancox
Sigismund Hancox
Marie Hancox
Jane Hancox
Joan Hancox
Ann Hancox
William Hancox

Buried: 24 July 1660, Rowley Regis, Parish Register

[<1608 - >1647]

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Married: Richard Hancox

Children:

"a child"
Ann Hancox
Sigismond Hancox
Sigismund Hancox
Marie Hancox
Jane Hancox
Joan Hancox
Ann Hancox
William Hancox

[<1580 - >1595]

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Married: Isabell Hancox

Children:

Isabell Hancox
Richard Hancox
William Hancox

The details of the early Hancox family are due to other researchers, and have not yet been confirmed.

[<1580 - >1595]

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Married: Isabell Hancox

Children:

Isabell Hancox
Richard Hancox
William Hancox

The details of the early Hancox family are due to other researchers, and have not yet been confirmed.

[<1807 - >1826]

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Married: Noah Davis 19 October 1819

Marriage Entry:

Church	Aston juxta Birmingham, Saints Peter and Paul
Date	19 October 1819
Name	Noah Davis
Of	this parish Batchelor
and Name	Elizabeth Harris
Of	this parish Spinster
By	Banns
Witnesses	Robt. Roberts, Mary Sheldon

Child:

Mary Ann Davis

[1743 - 1806]

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Born: 31 October 1743

Adult Baptism: 5 May 1799, Cradley Particular Baptist Chapel, Minute Book

Died: 20 September 1806

Married: Samuel Clift, 19 April 1767, Halesowen

Child:

James Clift

[1794 - >1822]

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Baptised: 22 June 1794, Astwood BKM

Father: Joseph Harris

Mother: Martha Harris

Married: James Petit, 26 September 1814, Stagsden

Child:

John Pettit
Mary Pettit
Mary Petit
Phebe Pettit
Sarah Pettit

Dead: by 11 October 1832, when her husband married.

[<1779 - >1794]

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Married: Martha Harris Astwood

Child:

Elizabeth Harris

[<1779 - >1794]

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Married: Joseph Harris Astwood

Child:

Elizabeth Harris

[1731 - 1764]

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Baptised: 31 January 1731 Bletsoe BDF

Father: William Harrison

Mother: Elizabeth Sharpe

Married: John Lambert 25 December 1752, Bletsoe

Child:

Mary Lambert

Buried: 21 June 1764, Stagsden BDF St Leonard

[<1716 - 1765]

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Married: Elizabeth Sharpe 1723 Stagsden

Child:

Judith Harrison

Buried: 12 December 1765, Stagsden St Leonard

[1679 - >1717]

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Baptised: 21 April 1679, Hampton Lovet WOR

Father: Richard Harrison

Mother: Elizabeth Harrison

Married: Thomas Southall, 1 March 1701/2, Dudley St Thomas, Parish Register

Children:

Thomas Southall
Joseph Southall
William Southall
Daniel Southall
Richard Southall

Another possibility, daughter of William 26 December 1686, was rejected, as she was buried 28 August 1690.

[<1654 - >1679]

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Married: Elizabeth

Child:

Mary Harrison

[<1654 - >1679]

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Married: Richard Harrison

Child:

Mary Harrison

[1834 - 1912]

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Baptised: 25 December 1834, Halesowen WOR

Father: George Head

Mother: Jane Hipkiss

Siblings: All baptised Halesowen

William Henry Head [16 June 1833 -]
Abigail Head [1834 - 1912]
Timothy Head [12 July 1836 - 22 June 1896] married 18 October 1857 Sarah Hingley [1837 - 1893]
Timothy commited suicide 22 June 1896, by throwing himself down the Rattle Chain Pit shaft (The Black Country Bugle of 13 January 2005 published extracts from a notebook recording the event)
1. Jane Head [13 November 1857 - 23 December 1869]
2. Myra Head [DEC qtr 1860 Stourbridge -] married 3 March 1888 Samuel Clift [1865 -]
  1. Howard Vivian Clift [1889 -]
    (Parade, Cradley: RG12/2300 f46 p8)
3. William Head [MAR qtr 1863 -] married Sarah
  1. Beatrice Head [24 August 1887 -]
4. George Head [24 December 1864 - 20 August 1953] married 16 March 1889 Catherine Wooldridge [13 May 1867 -]
5. Frank Head [19 September 1868 - 22 December 1936] married 14 November 1892 Elizabeth Barnsley [21 July 1867 - 20 March 1950]
6. Elizabeth Head [30 August 1869 - 5 November 1872]
7. Timothy Head [1870 - 1872] (baptised 2 September 1872)
8. Jane Head [2 September 1872 - 30 October 1872]
9. Leonora Florence Head [DEC qtr 1875 -] (baptised 6 August 1877)) Probably the Florence Leonora Head who married DEC qtr 1898 St Saviour SRY
10. Lewis Albert Head [6 August 1877 -]
  (15 Innage, Cradley: RG11/2884 f59 p25)
John Head [28 October 1838 - 28 January 1889] married 29 June 1862 Sarah Anne Yates [1844 - 1920]
1. William Head [16 March 1863 - 1910] married 26 February 1882 Emma Harbach [1863 - 1957]
  1. Wilfred Head [1883 -]
  2. Mary E Head [1884 -]
  3. Emma Head [1886 -]
  4. Florence Head [1888 -]
  5. John E Head [1890 -]
  6. Gertrude Head [1893 -]
  7. Presice Head [1897 -]
  8. Ruth Head [1899 -]
    (Intended Street, Cradley: RG13/2752 f13 p18)
2. Mary J Head [1865 -]
3. John Head [1867 - 15 February 1945] married 1890 Ann Eliza Boxley [1864 - 15 February 1940]
  1. John Head [1891 -]
  2. William Head [1896 -]
    (Little Hill, Cradley: RG13/2751 f162 p3)
4. Samuel Head [1869 - 10 April 1952] ( baptised 3 April 1871) married 1891 Susannah Harbach [1865 - 1932]
  1. Enoch Head [1892 -]
  2. Annie E Head [1894 -]
  3. Lilian Head [1895 -]
  4. Susannah Head [1897 -]
    (Church Street, Cradley: RG13/2751 f172 p24)
5. Ann Maria Head [MAR qtr 1871 Cradley -] married 29 March 1894 Harry Clifton [1875 - 28 March 1940]
6. Sarah Anne Head [DEC qtr 1872 -] married 1894 Giles Dillard
  1. Cyril Dillard [DEC qtr 1894 Stourbridge -] married SEP qtr 1925 West Ham Florence E Plumb
  2. May Dillard [JUN qtr 1896 -]
    (New Street, Cradley: RG13/2752 f22 p35)
7. Harry 'Harry' Head [JUN qtr 1875 -] married 29 November 1896 Leah Westwood [1875 -]
  1. Ethel Head [1898 -]
  2. John H Head [1900 -]
    (Intended Street, Cradley: RG13/2752 f11 p14)
8. Francis Thomas 'Frank' Head [2 June 1878 - 18 July 1914]
9. Albert Head [MAR qtr 1880 - 1946] married 1904 Rebecca Tibbetts [- 1952]
10. Herbert Head [JUN qtr 1882 - 8 September 1964] married 14 October 1905 Alice Hingley [27 December 1881 - 25 January 1949]
  1. Denis Head [1920 - 1976] married Marjorie Edgington [1920 -]
    
    Paul Head married Lynda Bingham
    
    Caroline Head
    
    Martin Head married Elaine
11. Ernest Head [SEP qtr 1884 - 28 August 1940]
12. Charles Henry Head [JUN qtr 1886 -]
  (New Street, Cradley: RG13/2752 f22 p35)
George Head [1844 - 1925] married 1864 Priscilla Tibbetts [1864 -]
Jane Head [1847 - 1893] married 1870 Samuel Wilcox
Jane Wilcox married 1876 Benjamin Tibbetts
Thomas Head [1848 - 1915 Warrington LAN] married 16 September 1878 Mary Ann 'Annie' Smith [1885 -]
1. Emma J Head [1880 -]
Francis Head [December 1850 -] married 1881 Lydia Clark [1859 -]
1. Jane Head [1882 -]
2. Francis Head [1885 -]
3. Miriam Head [1888 -]
4. Ann R Head [1894 -]
5. William H Head [1897 -]
6. George Head [1899 -]
  (10 Tibbetts Garden, Rowley Regis: RG13/2733 f143 p33)
Henry Head [29 November 1853 - 1943] married 25 December 1875 Amelia Hodgetts [7 June 1857 - 1907]
1. Frank Head [2 February 1877 - 10 April 1939] married 22 April 1900 Rosehannah Hill [1877 - 10 April 1962]
2. Charles Henry Head [1879 -]
3. William Henry Head [3 October 1882 - 1 May 1964] married Alice Mary [- 27 January 1967]
4. John Head [1884 -]
5. Thomas Henry Head [25 April 1889 - 10 July 1981] (baptised 5 May 1890) married 31 May 1913 Elioza Stinton [2 June 1889 - 19 May 1985]
6. Albert Edward 'Bert' Head [29 May 1893 - 15 February 1978] married 27 Decemebr 1926 Gladys Hodgetts [18 July 1898 - 4 March 1989]
7. George Head [1 February 1894 - 25 April 1975] married Emmie [- 14 November 1986]
8. Caleb Head [15 January 1900 - 1981]
  (Highfield Road, Cradley: RG13/2752 f40 p19)

Married 1: William Clift

certificate

Registration District	West Bromwich
Solemnized at	Parish Church
in the Parish of	Oldbury
in the County of	Worcestershire
When Married	25 December 1854
Name and Surname	Abigail Head
Age	23
Condition	Spinster
Rank or Profession	Nailer
Residence	Langley Green
Father's Name	George Head
Father's Profession	Shoemaker
Witnesses	Joseph Thompson, James Payne

Children:

Samuel Clift
Timothy Clift
Elizabeth Clift
Hannah Clift
Abigail Clift
Jane Clift

Married 2: Richard Poole

certificate

Solemnized at	St James
in the Parish of	Dudley
in the County of	Worcester
When Married	2 March 1884
Name and Surname	Abigail Clift
Age	54
Condition	Widow
Profession	-
Residence	Dudley
Father's Name	George Head (dead)	George Head was actually alive at this date.
Father's Profession	Shoemaker
Witnesses	Joseph Poole, Phebe Poole Groom's eldest son and his wife

Died: 2 April 1912, Cradley Heath

certificate

Registration District	Dudley
in the Sub-District of	Rowley Regis
in the County of	Stafford
When and where died	2 April 1912, Corngreaves Road, Cradley Heath
Name and Surname	Abigail Poole
Sex	Female
Age	77 years
Occupation	Formerly a chain maker, Widow of Richard Poole anchorsmith
Cause of death	Cerebral Haemorahage certified
Informant	Mary Clift, daughter-in-law, present at the death, 70 Petford Street, Old Hill. Presumably the wife of Timothy Clift
When Registered	2 April 1912

Addresses:

1841	Cottage Lane, Ladywood, Birmingham
1851	Butchers Lane, Cradley
1861 - 1871	Corngreaves Rd, Cradley
1881 - 1891	13 Corngreaves Rd, Cradley
1901	Church Street, Rowley Regis
1911	73 Petford Street, Old Hill

[1808 - 1889]

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Born: 21 March 1808, Billingsley SAL

Baptised: 22 May 1808, Billingsley

Father: Francis Head

Mother: Abigail Jones

Siblings: All baptised Billingsley

Elizabeth Head [21 January 1787 -]
John Head [born 25 March 1790 -] (baptised 13 June 1790) married Ann Hooper
1. George Head [9 September 1832 -] married Emma Wall
  1. George Head [7 November 1872 -] married Kate Mary Jeffery
    1. Colin Jeffery Head [8 March 1904 -] married Hilda Davies
Jane Head [born 11 April 1793 -] (baptised 14 April 1793)
Francis Head [born 9 October 1796 -] (baptised 16 October 1796)
William Head [born 23 April 1800 -] (baptised 27 April 1800)
Thomas Head [born 2 December 1803 -] (baptised 11 March 1804)
George Head [1808 - 1889]

Married: Jane Hipkiss, 10 June 1832, Clent WOR, as George Milard Head

Marriage Entry:

Church	Clent
Date	10 June 1832
Name	George Milard Head
Of	the parish of Rowley Regis, bach
and Name	Jane Hipkiss
Of	the parish of Rowley Regis, spinster
By	Banns
Witnesses	Frederick Case, Emma Case

Children:

William Henry Head
Abigail Head
Timothy Head
John Head
George Head
Jane Head
Thomas Head
Francis Head
Henry Head

Vicar of Cradley's Notebooks: 1857, "Shoes, ranter sacrament, preacher"

The minutes of Brierley Hill Primitive Methodist Circuit meeting on 24 March 1851 records that George Head, and others, had been appointed trustees for a new chapel to be erected in Cradley.

He was superindendent of the Cradley Primitive Methodist Sunday School from 1850 to 1860.

Died: 4 December 1889, Rowley Regis

certificate

Registration District	Dudley
in the Sub-District of	Rowley Regis
in the County of	Stafford
When and where died	4 December 1889, 138 Corngreaves Rd, Rowley Regis
Name and Surname	George Head
Sex	Male
Age	79 years
Occupation	Formerly Boot and Shoe Maker (Master)
Cause of death	Senile Decay, certified
Informant	Tmothy Head, son, present at death, 138 Corngreaves Rd, Rowley Regis
When Registered	5 December 1889

Addresses:

1841	Cottage Lane, Ladywood, Birmingham
1851	Butchers Lane, Cradley WOR
1861 - 1871	Ash Bank, Cradley WOR
1881	Butchers Lane, Cradley WOR

Reference:

Peter Head, a great-great-grandson of George Head, has published a fine study of George and his descendants: "Chain-makers, Chapels & Pubs" (Kates Hill Press, 2009. ISBN: 978-1-904552-35-2)

[1751 - >1810]

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Baptised: 16 October 1751, St Mary Magdalene, Bridgnorth SAL

Father: Francis Head

Mother: Anne Lloyd

Siblings: All at St Mary Magdalene

Francis Head [1751 - >1810]
Anna Head [22 July 1759 -]
Susanna Head [22 July 1762 -]
John Head [4 June 1765 -]

Married: Abigail Jones, 21 May 1786, Billingsley SAL

Children:

Elizabeth Head
John Head
Jane Head
Francis Head
William Head
Thomas Head
George Head

[1725 - >1765]

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Baptised: 13 May 1725, St Mary Magdalene, Bridgnorth SAL

Father: John Head

Mother: Mary Head

Siblings: All at St Mary Magdalene

Thomas Head [18 January 1712 - 23 January 1712]
John Head [24 October 1714 -]
George Head [13 March 1716 -]
John Head [5 November 1718 -]
Ann Head [2 January 1722 -]
Francis Head [1725 - >1765]

Married: Anne Lloyd, 28 November 1750, St Mary Magdalene

Children: All at St Mary Magdalene

Francis Head
Anna Head
Susanna Head
John Head

[1685 - >1725]

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Baptised: 27 September 1685, St Mary Magdalene, Bridgnorth SAL

Father: John Head

Mother: Sarah Head

Siblings: All at St Mary Magdalene

Anna Head [1 February 1680 -]
Elizabeth Head [4 March 1682 -]
Phebe Head [7 January 1684 - 21 January 1684]
John Head [1685 - >1725]
Joseph Head [9 January 1687 - 21 January 1688]
Samuel Head [15 January 1688 - 21 January 1688]
Sarah Head [30 December 1689 - 12 February 1689/90]
George Head [13 January 1690 - 16 February 1690]
Elinor Head [4 September 1691 -]
Edward Head [5 February 1692 - 10 April 1793]
William Head [2 June 1696 -]
Francis Head [6 June 1697 - 21 September 1697]
Hannah Head [19 May 1700 -]

Married: Mary Head

Children: All at St Mary Magdalene

Thomas Head
John Head
George Head
John Head
Ann Head
Francis Head

[<1697 - >1725]

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Married: John Head

Children: All at St Mary Magdalene, Bridgnorth SAL

Thomas Head
John Head
George Head
John Head
Ann Head
Francis Head

Some researchers have identified Mary as Mary Taylor, who married John Head 27 August 1715 at St Mary Magdelene, this being the only marriage of a John Head and a Mary at that church between 1680 and 1720. But the baptisms of both Thomas (18 January 1712) and John Head (24 October 1714) give the parents as John Head and Mary, with no indication of illegitimacy.

Mary could also be Mary Lloyd who married John Head 12 May 1712 at Alveley, only 6 miles from Bridgnorth.

[<1665 - >1700]

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Father: John Head

There are two John Heads of the right age baptised at St Mary Magdalene, Bridgnorth:

the son of John and Elizabeth baptised 4 June 1655
the son of John and Jane baptised 30 August 1659

Thus I know the father's name, but not the mother's.

Married: Sarah Head

Children:

Anna Head
Elizabeth Head
Phebe Head
John Head
Joseph Head
Samuel Head
Sarah Head
George Head
Elinor Head
Edward Head
William Head
Francis Head
Hannah Head

[<1665 - >1700]

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Married: John Head

Children:

Anna Head
Elizabeth Head
Phebe Head
John Head
Joseph Head
Samuel Head
Sarah Head
George Head
Elinor Head
Edward Head
William Head
Francis Head
Hannah Head

[<1640 - >1656]

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Child:

John Head

[<1588 - >1610]

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Married: John Sharsell 24 October 1603, Kilkhampton CON

Children:

Mary Sharsell
Margarite Sharsell
Roger Sharsell
Jane Sharsell

[<1746 - >1767]

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Married: John Stevens, 22 September 1761 Devizes St John

Children:

John Stephens
Elizabeth Stephens
William Stevens
Robert Stephens
George Stevens
James Stevens
Priscilla Stevens

[<1828 - 1894]

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Father: Samuel Heaven

Siblings:

Ann Haven married Joseph Morgan
1. John Morgan [1841 - 1883] married Mary Edward [1840 - 1916] family emigrated to New Zealand about 1866
  1. Harriett Morgan [1864 Birmingham -] married George Hatcher
  2. Annie Morgan [1870 Auckland NZ - 1964 Pakuranga NZ] married 1894 William Lucas
  3. Nellie Morgan [1872 -] married Joseph Scarrott
  4. William John Morgan [1874 - 1932 Tepapapa] married 1894 Isabella Ness
  5. Florence Morgan [1876 -] married William Oliver
  6. Arthur Morgan [1879 - 1928] married Mary James
  7. Charles Morgan [1881 - 1920] married 1901 Henrietta Thompson
  (Little Hampton Street, Birmingham: HO107/1141/2 f6 p5)
2. Mary Ann Morgan [1844 -]
Mary Heaven [<1828 - 1894]
Samuel Haven [1828 - 1883] married Elizabeth Hughes
1. Samuel Haven [~ November 1849 - 1907] married DEC qtr 1870 Kings Norton Elizabeth Worall
  1. John Haven [1876 -]
  2. Lizzie Haven [1883 -]
  3. Emily Haven [1885 -]
  4. Ada Haven [1890 -]
2. Abraham Haven [1852 - 1908] married MAR qtr 1873 Birmingham Ellen Hemmings
  1. Joseph Haven [1877 -]
  2. Ann Haven [1879 -]
  3. Ellen Haven [1880 -]
  4. William Haven [1882 -]
  5. John Haven [1884 -]
  6. Harry Haven [1887 -]
    (4 Bk 21 Wheeler Street, Birmingham: RG12/2392 f13 p20; 1 Court 7 Cato Street: RG13/2869 f42 p28)
3. Elizabeth Haven [1854 -]
4. John Haven [1856 -] married Ellen Patrick [1862 -]
  1. Nellie Haven
5. Sarah Ann Haven [1860 -] married 1875 Aston George Clift
6. George Haven [1862 -]
7. William Haven [1864 -] married DEC qtr 1890 Chorlton LAN Bertha Heath [1861 Repton DBY -]
  1. William Heaven [1896 -]
    (47 Dalton Street, Salford LAN: RG12/3224 f115 p40; 86 Leaf Street, Chorlton Manchester: RG13/3701 f95 p15)
8. Joseph Haven [1869 -] married Emma Hughes
  1. Joseph Haven [1893 -]
  2. Florence Haven [1899 -]
9. Flora Haven [1872 -] married John Fox [1869 -]
  1. John Fox [1892 -]
  2. Flora E Fox [1894 -]
  3. Ellen Fox [1897 -]
    (Hospital Street, Court 38, No 5, Birmingham: RG13/2840 f124 p15)
  (7 ct 2 Unett Street, Birmingham: HO107/2058 f533 p15; 41 Water Street, Birmingham: RG9/2152 f12 p18; 16 Unett St 1 House 6 Court: RG11/2992 f7 p8)

Married: John Stanier 31 July 1842

certificate

Registration District	Kings Norton
By	Banns
Solemnized at	the Parish Church
in the Parish of	Harborne
in the County of	Stafford
When Married	31 July 1842
Name and Surname	Mary Heaven
Age	under age
Condition	Spinster
Rank or Profession	-
Residence	Harborne
Father's Name	Samuel Heaven
Father's Profession	Guilder
Witnesses	the mark of James Pritchett, Harriet Jarvis

Children:

John Stanier
Mary Ann Stanier
James Stanier
William Stanier
Jane Stanier
Thomas Stanier

certificate

Registration District	Birmingham
in the Sub-District of	All Saints Birmingham
in the County of	Birmingham
When and where died	13 April 1894, 72 Northwood Street
Name and Surname	Mary Stanier
Sex	Female
Age	74 years
Occupation	Widow of John Stanier, Brass Caster journeyman
Cause of death	Senility, Ashenia certified
Informant	John Stanier, son, present at the death, 72 Northwood Street
When Registered	14 April 1894

Directory:

1880-94: Kellys Birmingham

Mrs. Mary Stanier, grocer, 95 Bacchus Rd

Addresses:

1845	Aston New Town
1846	Powells Buildings, Gib Heath
1851 - 1861	Factory Rd, All Saints, Birmingham
1871 - 1880 - 1881 - 1891 - 1894	95 Bacchus Road, All Saints

[<1800 - >1842]

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Children:

Ann Haven
Mary Heaven
Samuel Haven

[1805 - 1889]

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Married: William Shaw

Children:

William Shaw
Benjamin Shaw
Elizabeth Shaw
Edwin Shaw
Alfred Shaw
Hannah Shaw
Ellen Shaw
Herbert Shaw

Died: 20 September 1889

certificate

Registration District	Dudley
in the Sub-District of	Dudley
in the County of	Dudley
When and where died	20 September 1889, 100 Salop Street Dudley
Name and Surname	Mary Shaw
Sex	Female
Age	85 years
Occupation	Widow of William Shaw, Whitesmith
Cause of death	Senile Decay, certified
Informant	the mark of Hannah Shaw, daughter, present at the death, 100 Salop Street
When Registered	21 September 1889

Address:

1841	Kates Hill, Dudley WOR
1851	Watsons Green, Dudley WOR
1861	Cromwell Street, Dudley WOR
1871	High Street, Netherton WOR
1881	141 Wolverhampton Street, Dudley WOR

Several possible Mary Henleys were baptised in Dudley, eg

22 April 1804	daughter of Martin and Esther
29 July 1804	daughter of John and Martha
7 October 1804	daughter of William and Prudence
18 March 1806	daughter of William and Sarah

[1778 - 1852]

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Married: Christopher Risdon, 18 November 1800, Black Torrington, Parish Register

Children:

James Risdon
Joseph Risdon
Mary Risdon
John Risdon
Susanna Risdon
Elizabeth Risdon
Susanna Risdon
Jane Risdon
Frances Risdon
Ann Risdon
George Risdon

Died: 13 March 1852, Bourne Launcells CON

certificate

Registration District	Stratton
in the Sub-District of	Stratton
in the County of	Cornwall
When and where died	13 March 1852, Burne Launcells
Name and Surname	Susanna Risdon
Sex	Female
Age	74 years
Rank or Profession	Wife of Christopher Risdon, Farmer
Cause of death	Old age, No medical attendant
Informant	George Risdon, present at the death, Bourne Launcells
When Registered	15 March 1852

Address:

1841 - 1851 - 1852

Burn, Launcells CON

[1798 - >1871]

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Baptised: 1798, Rowley Regis STS

Married: Joseph Davis 27 July 1817 Halesowen WOR
Listed as Ingley

Children:

Enoch Davis
Rosanna Davis
Ann Davis
Levi Davis
Isaac Davis
Caroline Davis
Mary Davis
Elizabeth Davis
Joseph, Davis
William Davis
Esther Davis

Addresses:

1841	Fox Oak, Cradley STS
1851	Five Ways, Rowley Regis STS
1861	Darby and Pargeters Colliery, Rowley Regis STS
1871	Darby's Road, Rowley Regis STS

The Rowley Regis register lists two possible families, both of which had an Elizabeth Hingley baptised on 12 September 1798:-

Family of Noah and Ann Hingley: Noah Hingley, baptised 16 April 1797; Elizabeth Hingley, baptised 12 September 1798; David Hingley, born 9 December 1800, baptised 20 July 1802; Nathaniel Hingley, baptised 9 March 1806 aged 3¼ years
Family of Isaac and Esther Hingley (Esther buried 24 December 1811): Josiah Hingley, baptised 18 April 1790; Shadrach Hingley, baptised 18 March 1792; Phebe Hingley, baptised April 1794; Elizabeth Hingley, baptised 12 September 1798; Rosanna Hingley, baptised 4 December 1804, buried 18 December 1805

[1812 - 1879]

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Baptised: 11 October 1812, Halesowen WOR

Father: Timothy Hipkiss

Mother: Jane Chandler

Siblings: All at Halesowen

William Henry Hipkiss [3 February 1811 -]
Jane Hipkiss [1812 - 1879]
Susan Hipkiss [4 May 1814 -]

Married: George Head 10 June 1832, Clent WOR

Children:

William Henry Head
Abigail Head
Timothy Head
John Head
George Head
Jane Head
Thomas Head
Francis Head
Henry Head

Vicar of Cradley's Notebooks: 1857, "Ranter not sacrament"

Died: 3 June 1879

certificate

Registration District	Stourbridge
in the Sub-District of	Halesowen
in the County of	Worcester
When and where died	3 June 1879, Butchers Lane, Cradley
Name and Surname	Jane Head
Sex	Female
Age	67 years
Occupation	wife of George Head, Shoemaker
Cause of death	Scirrhus, certified by W H Thompson LRCP
Informant	George Head, Widower of deceased, present at the death, Butchers Lane Cradley
When Registered	4 June 1879

Address:

1841	Cottage Lane, Ladywood, Birmingham
1851	Butchers Lane , Cradley WOR
1861 - 1871	Ash Bank, Cradley WOR

[1782 - >1814]

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Baptised: 17 November 1782, Rowley Regis STS

Father: John Hipkiss

Mother: Jenny Hipkiss

Siblings: All at Rowley Regis

Esther Hipkiss [28 August 1768 -]
True Hipkiss [14 April 1772 -]
William Hipkiss [23 January 1774 -]
Sara Hipkiss [24 December 1780 -]
Timothy Hipkiss [1782 - >1814]
Titus Hipkiss [26 April 1785 - 6 May 1785]
Nancy Hipkiss [12 August 1787 -]

Married: Jane Chandler, 24 August 1809, Old Swinford WOR

Children:

William Henry Hipkiss
Jane Hipkiss
Susan Hipkiss

[<1753 - >1787]

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Married: Jenny Hipkiss

Children:

Esther Hipkiss
True Hipkiss
William Hipkiss
Sara Hipkiss
Timothy Hipkiss
Titus Hipkiss
Nancy Hipkiss

[<1753 - >1787]

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Married: John Hipkiss

Children:

Esther Hipkiss
True Hipkiss
William Hipkiss
Sara Hipkiss
Timothy Hipkiss
Titus Hipkiss
Nancy Hipkiss

[1802 - 1883]

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Baptised: 2 May 1802, Ham WIL

Father: Thomas Habgood

Mother: Ann Habgood

Siblings:

Thomas Habgood [12 February 1797 - MAR qtr 1881]
Sarah Habgood [2 June 1800 -]
Ruth Hobgood [1802 - 1883]
Elizabeth Habgood [5 August 1804 -]
Richard Habgood [25 December 1808 -] married Jane
1. Anne Hapgood [7 June 1835 -]
2. Richard Hapgood [3 September 1836 -]

Married 1: John Simmonds

Child of first marriage:

Mary Simmonds

Married 2: James Middleton 8 December 1834

Marriage Entry:

Spouse	James Middleton of Shalbourne
Date	8 December 1834
Where	Froxfield WIL

Children of second marriage:

Sarah Middleton
Richard Middleton
Thomas Oliver Middleton

Died: 11 July 1883

certificate

Registration District	Hungerford
in the Sub-District of	Hungerford
in the Counties of	Berks and Wilts
When and where died	11 July 1883, Little Bedwyn WIL
Name and Surname	Ruth Middleton
Sex	Female
Age	81 years
Occupation	Widow of James Middleton, Miller
Cause of death	Diseased heart (dropsy), certified
Informant	Mary Stevens, daughter, present at the death, Little Bedwyn
When Registered	14 July 1883

Addresses:

1841	Little Common, Inkpen BRK
1851	Shalbourne WIL
1861	Prosperous Farm, Shalbourne WIL
1871	Prosperous Farm, Shalbourne BRK
1881 - 1883	Little Bedwyn WIL

[1769 - 1850]

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Baptised: 26 February 1769, Ham WIL

Father: Richard Hopgood

Mother: Mary Hopgood

Siblings:

Thomas Habgood [1769 - 1850]
Mary Hopgood [28 October 1770 -]
Richard Hopgood [12 December 1781 -]

Married: Ann Habgood

Children

Thomas Habgood
Sarah Habgood
Ruth Hobgood
Elizabeth Habgood
Richard Habgood

Died: 28 December 1850, Ham

certificate

Registration District	Hungerford
in the Sub-District of	Kintbury
in the Counties of	Berks, Hants, & Wilts
When and where died	28 December 1850, Ham
Name and Surname	Thomas Habgood
Sex	Male
Age	81 years
Rank or Profession	Carpenter
Cause of death	Apoplexy 20 hours, certified
Informant	George Hopkins, present at the death, Inkpen
When Registered	27th December 1850

Address:

1841	Village, Ham WIL

[~1768 - 1832]

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Married: Thomas Habgood
There are no marriages between a Thomas Habgood and Ann recorded in the IGI for Ham. A Thomas Hapgood married Ann Vincent 15 November 1790 in the nearby village of Little Bedwyn. Another Thomas Habgood married Ann Bartholomew 21 January 1794 at Great Bedwyn, but he is given as "Of Nernham, Hampshire"

Children

Thomas Habgood
Sarah Habgood
Ruth Hobgood
Elizabeth Habgood
Richard Habgood

Buried: 22 April 1832, Ham WIL All Saints, aged 64

[1745 - >1781]

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Baptised: 8 November 1745, Ham WIL

Father: John Hopgood

Mother: Frances Hopgood

Siblings:

John Hopgood [30 December 1731 -]
Mary Hopgood [13 November 1734 -]
Frances Hopgood [6 December 1738 -]
Richard Hopgood [1745 - >1781]

Married: Mary Hopgood

Children

Thomas Habgood
Mary Hopgood
Richard Hopgood

[<1754 - >1781]

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Married: Richard Hopwood

Children

Thomas Habgood
Mary Hopgood
Richard Hopgood

[<1716 - >1745]

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Married: Frances Hopgood

Children

John Hopgood
Mary Hopgood
Frances Hopgood
Richard Hopgood

[<1716 - >1745]

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Married: John Hopgood

Children

John Hopgood
Mary Hopgood
Frances Hopgood
Richard Hopgood

[1783 - 1860]

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Baptised: 13 April 1783, Rougham, IGI 7228415-40

Died: 31 January 1860, West Rudham

Father: John Hudson

Mother: Susanna Hudson

Married: William Goodbody 23 April 1801

Marriage Entry:

Church	Rougham
Date	23 April 1801
Name	William Goodbody
Of	Roudham
and Name	Mary Hudson
Of	this parish

Children:

Ann Goodbody
Harriet Goodbody
John Goodbody
Henry Goodbody
Edmund Goodbody
Susanna Goodbody
Ann Goodbody
Mary Ann Goodbody
James Goodbody
Sarah Goodbody
Ann Mary Goodbody

Died: 28 January 1860

certificate

Registration District	Docking Union
in the Sub-District of	Docking
in the County of	Norfolk
When and where died	28 January 1860, West Rudham
Name and Surname	Mary Goodbody
Sex	Female
Age	80 years
Occupation	Wife of William Goodbody, Agricultural labourer
Cause of death	Decay of Nature, no medical attendant
Informant	the mark of Susan Emmerson, Present at the death, West Rudham
When Registered	28 January 1860

Address:

1841	Manor Hall, West Rudham NFK
1851	Pockthorpe, West Rudham NFK

[<1768 - >1783]

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Married: Susanna Hudson

Child:

Mary Hudson

A John Hudson married Susanna Creed at Litcham 27 December 1779. IGI.

[<1768 - >1783]

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Married: John Hudson

Child:

Mary Hudson

[<1750 - >1792]

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Married: 4 July 1764 Wolverhampton St Peters William Stanier
described on her entry in the marriage register as "spinster of Sedgley"

Children:

Charles Stanier
Benjamin Stanier
Hannah Stanier
John Stanier
Joseph Stanier
Sarah Stanier
Charles Stanier
Sarah Stanier
William Stanier
Benjamin Stanier

[<1760 - >1789]

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Married: John Boness 10 October 1775 West Rudham NFK

Child

William Bonas

[1708 - 1780]

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Born: 1708

Married: Francis Langley, 1 January 1727/8, Syderstone

Children:

William Langley
Francis Langley
John Langley
Benjamine Langley
Matthew Langley
Mary Langley
Mary Langley

Buried: 18 April 1780, Tattersett NFK

Ancestral File Number: 2287-4NS

[1816 - 1899]

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Baptised: 22 September 1816, Gamlingay CAM

Father: Jonas Jakins Marriage Certificate

Mother: Edith Mounsey

At some point she adopted the second name 'Merrington';, this being given on her son Henry's birth certificate, her death certificate, and her gravestone. The earliest usage so far found is 6th September 1836, when she used the Merrington form when witnessing the marriage of Bowyer Barford and Edith Meeks.

Siblings:

Mary Jakins [1816 - 1899]
Lucy Jeakins [1819 - DEC qtr 1878 St Ives HUN] married SEP qtr 1842 St Neots William Smith
(Gamlingay Sinks: HO107/1758 f10 p13; Hilton HUN: RG9/980 f60 p18; RG10/1532 f34 p17)

Married: Charles Meeks 29 January 1838

certificate

Registration District	St Neots
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Everton with Totworth
in the County of	Bedfordshire and Huntingdon
When Married	29 January 1838
Name and Surname	Mary Jakins
Age	full age
Condition	Spinster
Residence	Totworth
Father's Name	Jonas Jakins
Father's Profession	Labourer
Witnesses	George Darlow , John Jeffries

Children:

Edith Meeks
Henry Meeks
Edward Jonah Meeks
Jesse Meeks
Charles Meeks
Edmund Meeks
Mary Ann Meeks
Elizabeth Meeks
George Meeks
William Meeks
Eliza M Meeks

Died: 25 December 1899, Everton BDF, Gravestone

certificate

Registration District	St Neots
in the Sub-District of	St Neots
in the Counties of	Hunts Beds and Cambs
When and where died	25 December 1899, Tetworth HUN
Name and Surname	Mary Marington Meeks
Sex	female
Age	85 years
Occupation	Widow of Charles Meeks, a farm labourer
Cause of death	Senile Decay, influenza. Certified by W B Lyons MD
Informant	Mark Meeks, Grandson, in attendance, Gamlingay
When Registered	27 December 1899

Addresses:

1841 - 1851 - 1861 - 1871	Tetworth HUN
1881	Tetworth Fields HUN
1891	Tetworth HUN

[1791 - >1841]

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Baptised: 1 May 1791, Gamlingay CAM

Father: William Jeakins

Mother: Mary

Married: 1815 Tetworth HUN Edith Mounsey BT

Children:

Lucy Jeakins
Mary Jakins

Addresses:

1841	Gamlingay Sinks CAM

[<1776 - >1791]

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Married: Mary

Child:

Jonas Jakins

[<1776 - >1791]

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Married: William Jeakins

Child:

Jonas Jakins

[1759 - 1852]

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Born: 1759 Roade NTH

Father: Peter James

Siblings:

William James [1757 -]
Hannah James [1759 - 1852]
unknown James

Married: Thomas Whitmee 6 August 1782 Olney BKM

Hannah James married Thomas Whitmee Jr in August 1782 and received a legacy of £14 "to make other £50" (ie to be the same amount as her unmarried sister would have, she having already received £36) from her father Peter James of Olney Park.

Children:

Elizabeth Whitmee
Samuel Whitmee
Thomas Whitmee
Peter Whitmee
Sarah Whitmee
Hannah Whitmee
William Whitmee
Sarah Whitmee
Samuel Whitmee
William Whitmee
Jethro Whitmee

Died: 3 January 1852

certificate

Registration District	Bedfod
in the Sub-District of	Harrold
in the County of	Bedford
When and where died	3 January 1852, Carlton
Name and Surname	Hannah Whitmee
Sex	Female
Age	92 years
Rank or Profession	Wife of the late Thomas Whitmee farmer
Cause of death	old age certified
Informant	the mark of Mary Longstaffe, In attendance, Carlton neighbour
When Registered	8 January 1852

Address:

1841	East End, Odell BDF
1851	High Street, Carlton BDF

[<1744 - >1759]

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Of: Olney Park

Children:

William James
Hannah James
♀ James

[1768 - >1808]

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Baptised: 6 February 1768, Billingsley SAL

Father: Thomas Jones

Mother: Abigail Massey

Siblings: All baptised Billingsley

Ann Jones [1 April 1765 -]
Abigail Jones [1768 - >1808]
John Jones [23 March 1771 -]
Thomas Jones [15 October 1775 - 20 March 1779]

Married: Francis Head, 21 May 1786, Billingsley SAL

Children:

Elizabeth Head
John Head
Jane Head
Francis Head
William Head
Thomas Head
George Head

[<1744 - 1800]

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Married: Abigail Massey, 18 February 1759, Stottesdon SAL

Children:

Ann Jones
Abigail Jones
John Jones
Thomas Jones

Buried: 13 August 1800, Billingsley SAL "Parish Clerk"

[1689 - >1706]

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Baptised: 28 August 1689, Dudley WOR

Father: Jeffrey Jewkes

Mother: Mary Robinson

Siblings:

Elizabeth Jukes [1689 - >1706]
James Edward Jewkes [28 February 1691 -]

Married: Jeseph Foxall, 14 May 1706, Dudley St Thomas WOR, Parish Register

Child:

Elizabeth Foxall

[1656 - >1697]

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Baptised: 26 March 1656, Dudley WOR

Father: Paul Jewkes

Mother: Isabel Jewkes

Married: Mary Robinson

Children:

Elizabeth Jukes
James Edward Jewkes

[1626 - >1656]

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Born: 1626

Married: 1655 Isabel

Child:

Jeffrey Jewkes

[1629 - >1656]

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Born: 1629

Married: 1655 Paul Jewkes

Child:

Jeffrey Jewkes

[1851 - 1933]

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Born: 18 September 1851

certificate

Registration District	Birmingham
in the Sub-District of	St George Birmingham
in the County of	Warwickshire
When and where born	18 September 1851, Cecil Street
Name	Martha Kimber
Sex	Girl
Name of Father	Thomas Kimber
Name of Mother	Harriet Kimber, formerly Lightfoot, late Leek
Profession of Father	House Painter
Informant	Harriet Kimber, Mother, Cecil Street Birmingham
When Registered	29 October 1851

Father: Thomas Kimber

Mother: Harriet Lightfoot

Baptised: 29 October 1851 Birmingham St George

Siblings:

Henry Kimber [SEP qtr 1840 - ] married DEC qtr 1866 Clara Newey [SEP qtr 1845 -]
1. Henry Kimber [1868 -]
2. Ernest Kimber [MAR qtr 1872 -]
3. Beatrice Mary Kimber [DEC qtr 1877 -]
  (12 Nelson Terrace, Birmingham: RG10/3103 f124 p18; 15½ High Street, Birmingham: RG11/2986 f61 p16)
Esther Harriet Kimber [JUN qtr 1843 - ] married DEC qtr 1870 Joseph Jackson [1843 -]
1. Florence Jackson [1872 -] married SEP qtr 1896 Henry William Slide [MAR qtr 1870 -]
  (Back 144 Great Hampton Row, Birmingham: RG11/2991 f114 p33; 5 House 48 Ct, Russell St, Birmingham: RG13/2840 f163 p25)
Elizabeth Kimber [SEP qtr 1846 - ]
1. Hazard William J Kimber [MAR qtr 1871 - DEC qtr 1887]
  (Back 144 Great Hampton Row, Birmingham: RG11/2991 f114 p33)
Martha Kimber [1851 - 1933]
William Kimber [SEP qtr 1855 - ] married DEC qtr 1875 Catherine Farrell [1856 -]
1. Henry Kimber [SEP qtr 1879 -]
2. William Kimber [JUN qtr 1882 -]
3. Joseph Kimber [MAR qtr 1885 -]
4. Alfred Kimber [1886 -]
5. Ann M Kimber [January 1891 -]
6. Kate Kimber [1892 -]
7. George Kimber [1896 -]
  (Summer Lane Court 55 House 6, Birmingham: RG11/2993 f75 p23; 57 Ct 3 Hse Summer Lane, Birmingham: RG12/2387 f125 p37; 3 Tower Street, Birmingham: RG13/2844 f59 p22)

In old age

Married 1: William Stanier 27 February 1870

certificate

Registration District	Birmingham
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	All Saints
in the County of	Warwickshire
When Married	27 February 1870
Name and Surname	Martha Kimber
Age	19
Condition	Spinster
Rank or Profession	Presswork
Residence	Bacchus Lane
Father's Name	George Kimber
Father's Profession	Painter
Witnesses	George Powell, Esther Kimber

Her Father's name appears to have been given mistakenly. Evidence suggesting the birth and marriage certificates refer to the same Martha Kimber include

"age 19" on the marriage certificate is consistent with birth in 1851
The father's occupation is consistent
Martha Stanier is known from census records to have been born in Birmingham
The Esther Kimber who witnessed the marriage could be Martha Kimber's sister shown in census records

Children:

William John Stanier
Jane Elizabeth Stanier
Ada Stanier
Mary Alice Stanier
George Henry Stanier
James Stanier
Florence Martha Stanier

Howard Stanier

Married 2: Charles Shuttleworth, 12 May 1912 Birmingham

certificate

Registration District	Birmingham		Francis Shuttleworth [1802 -] `married` Pheobe Gilbert [1805 -] Ellen Shuttleworth [1822 -] Thomas Shuttleworth [1824 -] William Shuttleworth [1827 -] Edward Shuttleworth [1831 -] Henry Shuttleworth [1833 -] Ann Jane Shuttleworth [1836 -] `married` John Savage (RG10/3119 f39 p28, RG11/2991 f65 p40) Charles Shuttleworth [1843 -] `married` Jane Parsons Elizabeth (Lizzie) A Shuttleworth [1866 -] Mary F Shuttleworth [1868 -] Nellie Shuttleworth [1870 -] Charles Shuttleworth [1872 -] William Shuttleworth [1874 -] Frederick Shuttleworth [1876 -] Henry (Harry) Shuttleworth [1878 -] Jane Shuttleworth [1881 -] Frank Shuttleworth [1883 -] Emily Shuttleworth [1885 -] George Shuttleworth [1888 -] Walter Shuttleworth [1890 -] (HO107/1139/2 f15 p23, HO107/2059 f303 p43, RG9/2020 f32 p12, RG10/3119 f39 p28, RG11/2996 f125 p28, RG12/2399 f61 p39, RG13/2851 f56 p3)
Solemnized at	the Register Office
in the District of	Birmingham
in the County of	Birmingham
When Married	12 May 1912
Name and Surname	Martha Stannier	Charles Shuttleworth
Age	60 years	67 years
Condition	Widow	Widower
Rank or Profession	-	Silversmith
Residence	429 Park Road	429 Park Road
Father's Name	Thomas Kimber (deceased)	Francis Shuttleworth (deceased)
Father's Profession	House Painter	Saddlery Warehouseman
Witnesses	the mark of Harriet Busby, Charles Henry Busby Friends of the bride and groom?

Died: 13 February 1933

certificate

Registration District	Birmingham
in the Sub-District of	All Saints
in the County of	Birmingham C B
When and where died	13 February 1933, 429 Park Road
Name and Surname	Martha Shuttleworth
Sex	Female
Age	81 years
Occupation	Widow of Charles Shuttleworth, Jewellers Ring maker
Cause of death	I(a) Cardiac failure (b)Cerebral Haemorrhage. No PM. Certified
Informant	M A Greenfield, daughter, Present at the death, 35 Southend Road Weston-super-Mare
When Registered	14 February 1933

Addresses:

1861	Court 21 No 3, Summer Lane Courts, Birmingham
1871	86 Bacchus Ln, All Saints
1874	Nineveh, All Saints
1881	6 Mint Terrace
1891	22½ Norton St
1901	22 Norton Street
1911	73 Petford Street, Old Hill
1912 - 1933	429 Park Road

late

[1803 - 1858]

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Born: 1803

Married 1: Unknown

Married 2: Harriet Lightfoot 2 August 1836

Marriage Entry:

Church	Wolstanton
Date	2 August 1836
Name	Thomas Kimber
Of	this parish Plumber a Widower
and Name	Harriet Leake
Of	this parish Widow
By	Banns
Witnesses	Elizth. Ball, John Ball

Children of second marriage:

Henry Kimber
Esther Kimber
Elizabeth Kimber
Martha Kimber
William Kimber

Directory:

1849-50: Whites Birmingham

Thomas Kimber, painter, Cecil St

Address:

1841	Bleak Hill, Rushton Grange, Burslem STS
1849 - 1851	Cecil St, Birmingham

Died: 13 June 1858

certificate

Registration District	Birmingham
in the Sub-District of	St George Birmingham
in the County of	Warwick
When and where died	13 June 1858, General Hospital, Summer Lane
Name and Surname	Thomas Kimber
Sex	Male
Age	56 years
Occupation	House Painter, Journeyman
Cause of death	diarrhoea
Informant	H Kimber, In attendance, 18 Court Summer Lane, Birmingham
When Registered	17 June 1858

[1923 - 1998]

Born: 23 May 1923

certificate

Registration District	Wayland
in the Sub-District of	Watton
in the County of	Norfolk
When and where born	23 May 1923, Roudham R D
Name	Violet Sybil
Sex	Girl
Name of Father	Alexander Kirk
Name of Mother	Sybil May Kirk formerly Bonas
Profession of Father	Railway Crossing Keeper
Informant	A Kirk, father, Roudham
When Registered	14 August

certificate

Name	Violet Sybil Kirk
Date of Birth	23 May 1923
District	Wayland
Sub-District	Watton
Date registered	14 August 1923

Father: Alexander Leahair Kirk

Mother: Sybil May Bonas

Siblings:

Lavinia May Kirk (→ Watson) [6 March 1917 - 1996]
Henry Cecil Kirk [7 August 1918 - 1942]
6018223 Lance Corporal Henry Cecil Kirk, 10 Corps Signals. He was reported as prisoner of war in The Middle East 29 June 1942, as missing 26 October 1942, and as missing presumed dead 14 November 1942. According to family legend, he was being transported to Italy in a Red Cross ship when it was accidentally sunk. He is mentioned on the Alamein Memorial in Egypt. (photograph)
Violet Sybil Kirk [1923 - 1998]

Extended family

The Kirk Family circa 1926

2 September 1931

circa 1940

circa 1950

With Joy Berriman, circa 1950

Married: John Hall Berriman 24 July 1948

Wedding Photograph

certificate

Registration District	Colchester
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Lexden
in the County of	Essex
When Married	24 July 1948
Name and Surname	Violet Sybil Kirk
Age	25
Condition	Spinster
Residence	Lexden
Father's Name	Alexander Leahair Kirk
Father's Profession	Railwayman (deceased)
Witnesses	Luke Clifford Berriman, Frank Geoffrey Spearman groom's brother, bride's cousin

Children:

Heather June Berriman
John Henry Berriman
Susan Jane Berriman

The Berriman descendants, 20 July 1997

Died: 18 March 1998

certificate

Registration District	Colchester
in the Sub-District of	Colchester
in the County of	Essex
Date and place of death	17 18 March 1998, Colchester General Hospital
Name and Surname	Violet Sybil Berriman
Sex	Female
Maiden surname	Kirk
Date and place of birth	23 May 1923, Watton NFK
Occupation and usual address	Widow of John Hall Berriman, Electrical Inspector (retired) 134 Collingwood Road, Lexden, Colchester
Informant	John Henry Berriman, son, 3 Brownsea Way, Prettygate, Colchester
Cause of death	Ia. Myocardial infarction b. Congestive Cardiac Failure II. Extrinsic Allergic Alveolitis Hypertension Certified by Clive Morris, MB
Date of Registration	19 March 1998
Error in space 1 corrected on 23 March by me J Watkins Registrar, in the presence of J H Berriman son and J Mead Deputy Superintendant Registrar.

Probate Record:

Name	Violet Sybil Berriman
Address	134 Collingwood Road, Lexden Colchester
Died	18 March 1998
Gross	£21891
Admin issued	29 April 1998
At	Ipswich

Directory:

1948 Benhams Colchester

V Kirk, 134 Collingwood Rd

Electoral Roll:

134 Collingwood Road, Colchester

1945-82: Lexden and Shrub End Ward, Colchester (as Violet S Berriman from 1950)
1983-90: Lexden and Shrub End Ward, Colchester North

Addresses:

circa 1930	22c Alfoxton Ave, West Green, London N15
1931	48 Turnpike Crossing, Roudham
1931-	134 Collingwood Rd, Colchester CO3 5BD [TL963245] telephone 0206 563193 telephone 01206 563193

Note:

In March 2002, I received this letter from Ray Norman (email longcase@btinternet.com)

Dear Mr Stanier,
I have recently acquired an album of early photographs which is inscribed 'This book belongs to Violet Sybil Kirk'. As it has a bookseller's label from Stoke Newington in the front, I can be fairly certain that it belonged to your ancestor of that name. The album contains photographs by some of the best 19th century photographers such as Valentine, G.W. Wilson, Frith, etc. Also some fine Egyptian and Greek views taken around 1870 by important French photographers. I wonder if you have any idea how she would have come by these. Do you have any history of important photographic connections in the family. Quite honestly I have never seen so many early important photographers represented in one place.
The albums were bought at auction in Essex.
With best wishes. Ray Norman.

A subsequent letter added the further information

There is a handwritten note in the back stating 'These pictures are what I found in the book when Mrs Vinton gave me it. These are some of the place she visited I believe'.

This book is a complete mystery.

1926 1931 1940 1948 1950 1988 1997

[1893 - 1939]

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Born: 22 November 1893

certificate

Registration District	Islington
in the Sub-District of	Highbury
in the County of	London
When and where born	22 November 1893, 42 Isledon Road
Name	Alexander Leahair
Sex	Boy
Name of Father	Robert Kirk
Name of Mother	Eleanor Amelia Kirk, formerly Leahair
Profession of Father	Law Clerk
Informant	Eleanor A Kirk, Mother, 42 Isledon Road Islington
When Registered	1 January 1894

There is also a Certificate of Registry of Birth

Father: Robert Kirk

Mother: Eleanor Amelia Leahair

Siblings:

Harold Leahair Kirk [DEC qtr 1883 -] married Ethel Stuart Turner [- 1918] died in the great influenza epidemic
1. Kathleen Winifred Kirk [24 August 1909 - 2 January 2004]
2. Gladys Kirk married Bill Holmes
Harold Kirk married DEC qtr 1920 Islington Rose Wortley
1. Kenneth Harold Kirk [SEP qtr 1921 Edmonton -]
  1. Susan Joan Kirk
  2. David Kenneth Kirk
Robert Leahair Kirk [JUN qtr 1886 - SEP qtr 1886]
Ralph Leahair Kirk [5 April 1887 - 13 November 1946 Los Angeles CA] married Virginia Lizzie 'Ginny' Barnhouse [14 December 1896 IL - 18 May 1955 San Mateo CA]
1. Marjorie Lee Kirk [1932 - 4 October 2007 Tuolumne CA] (possibly adopted) married Frank Lee Trover
Ralph emigrated to Canada (Spy Hill, Saskatchewan), then moved across the border to Council ID, then to Dooley MT (1920) where he worked as an Ag Lab. He married Ginny Barnhouse in Dooley. By 1930, the family was in Mesa CO, where we worked as a travellling Baker. From there the family moved to Calafornia. He sometimes went by the name of Robert. He is discussed at Rootschat
Gilbert Leahair Kirk [16 March 1888 - 12 July 1942]
Photograph circa 1918 married Ada Austin 1919
1. Eric Austin Kirk [MAR qtr 1920 - 16 April 1942], died whilst serving in the RAF during World War II
2. Madaline Bertha Kirk
3. Doreen Kirk died aged 3
4. Evelyn Marian Kirk married with 2 sons
5. John William Kirk
  1. Austin John Kirk
Gilbert lived at 8 Upway, Finchley. He drowned in a static water tank in Lyndhurst Avenue, Friern Barnet, leaving an estate of £257 12s 11d.
Cecil Leahair Kirk [28 September 1889 - ] married Rose Dudley
Lived in Stoke Newington.
Leonard Leahair Kirk [MAR qtr 1892 - JUN qtr 1892]
Alexander Leahair Kirk [1893 - 1939]
Georgiana Eleanor Leahair Kirk [21 January 1895 - MAR qtr 1895]
Winnifred Kirk [9 January 1903 - ] (stepsibling) married 4 August 1928 Ernest Valentine Rodway
Lived at 22c Alfoxton Avenue.
Eric Kirk [1905 -] (stepsibling)
Birthday 25 November. Married to Dora, no children.
Stanley Kirk [14 October 1906 - ] (stepsibling)
Lawrence Walter Kirk [25 October 1907 - SEP qtr 1995] (stepsibling) married twice, secondly to Betty
1. Robert Kirk
  Robert Kirk worked in libraries in New Zealand in the early 70s, and was appointed Deputy County Librarian, Surrey in 1978 becoming County Librarian in 1992. He served with LASER as Chairman of the Management Advisory Panel and also on the British Library Advisory Committee for Bibliographical Service and Document Supply. In April 2000 he was seconded to the role of Head of e-government
  1. Jamie Kirk
George Kirk [2 May 1909 - ] (stepsibling) married Vera Blandford.
Lived at 72 Pasteur Gardens, Edmonton.
Edith 'Kitty' Kirk [24 August 1910 - 1993 at Market Deeping] (stepsibling) married Jack Long
1. several children
Ethel Grace Kirk [8 April 1913 - ] (stepsibling) married M A ('Rodney') Mason
1. Janet Mason
Phyllis Kirk [1915 - 1918] (stepsibling)

Photographs of his siblings

Married: Sybil May Bonas 15 November 1915

certificate

Registration District	Edmonton
Solemnized at	The Register Office
in the County of	Middlesex
When Married	15 November 1915
Name and Surname	Alexander Leahair Kirk
Age	22
Condition	Bachelor
Rank or Profession	Railway Porter
Residence	59 Greenfield Road, Tottenham
Father's Name	Robert Kirk
Father's Profession	Clerk to a fountain pen maker
Witnesses	C Bonas, C Rawlings bride's sister Charlotte, family friend - there are Rawlings in ALK's Birthday Book?

The Marriage Certificate gives the date of marriage as 15 November 1915, but is dated 5 November. Examination of the entries before and after in the Register shows that the ceremony took place on the 15th.

Children:

Lavinia May Kirk
Henry Cecil Kirk
Born in Swaffham Norfolk.
Violet Sybil Kirk

The Kirk Family circa 1926

All known descendants

Died: 22 January 1939

certificate

Registration District	Colchester
in the Sub-District of	Colchester North West
in the County of	Essex
When and where died	22 January 1939, Severalls Hospital
Name and Surname	Alexander Leahair Kirk
Sex	Male
Age	45 years
Occupation	of 143 134 Collingwood Road, Lexden Colchester, Railway Gate Keeper
Cause of death	1(a) Pulmonary Tuberculosis certified
Informant	S M Kirk, Widow of deceased, 134 Collingwood Road, Lexden Colchester
When Registered	24 January 1939

Buried: 27 January 1939, Colchester

Newspaper: Unknown, January 1939:

The Late Mr. A. L. Kirk The funeral took place at St. Leonard's, Lexden, on January 27th, of Mr. Alexander Leahair Kirk, of 134, Collingwood Road, Lexden. Deceased was for some time in the employ of the L.N.E.R., and was engaged at the level crossing at Chitt's Hill. He was a popular personality. Death occurred after a long illness, patiently borne. There were numerous wreaths. The chief mourners were the widow, Vena and Violet (daughters), Henry (son), Gilbert (brother of deceased) and Mrs. G. Woodrow (sister-in-law). The service was conducted by Rev. S. L. Dolph, and the funeral arrangements were carried out by the Colchester Co-operative Society.

Newspaper: Great Eastern Railway Magazine, February 1916, page 55:

Staff Notes Brimsdown. - An important regulation in connection with the control and working of stations requires that the name of the station shall be - as the rule book puts it - "called out along the train in a distinct and audible manner."
The subjoined copy of a letter recently received by the station master at Brimsdown shows what a useful and necessary aid station staff are rendering to the public at the present time by carrying out the rule and how highly it is appreciated by the public:-
"Will you please hand the enclosed 5s. to Porter Alec Kirk. It is a Christmas box from sixty munition workers, with their best thanks to him for the way he calls out the name of your station. For months past, we have travelled daily between Stratford, Enfield Lock, and Waltham Cross. The stations on the Great Eastern Railway look pretty much alike in the dark, and as their names on the lamps are painted out, and no one, except at Brimsdown, seems to think of calling them out, it is easy for a sleepy man to go past his destination. It often happens as we go home. But we are quite all right when we are going to work. Kirk has never let us down yet. He passes right along the train, just as though it was an express instead of a workmen's, and sings out "Brimsdown, Brimsdown," enough to wake a policeman, and the Lock men know theirs in the next station, and the Cross men theirs the next but one. We call him the Brimsdown nightingale, because his note is clearer at night. We wish him a Happy New Year, and if he remembers us next year as he has done this, we shall not forget him next Christmas.
Yours Truly,
Munition Workers."

At Brimsdown in 1914

Worked at several stations, firstly on the Great Eastern Railway, then on the London and North Eastern Railway following LNER's takeover of GER in 1923: Brimsdown, possibly Tottenham Court Road, Swaffham, Roudham Junction, and finally Chitts Hill (to which he moved in February 1932).

WW1 Service:


33833 Alexander Leahair Kirk enlisted in the 3rd Battalion East Surrey Regiment 1 May 1917, and discharged on medical grounds (exopthalmic goitre) 19 October 1917.

Directory:

1933-45: Benhams Colchester

A L Kirk, 134 Collingwood Rd

Electoral Roll:

134 Collingwood Road, Colchester (as Alexander Kirk Kirk)

1936-7: Lexden Ward, Colchester

Addresses:

1893	42 Isledon Rd, Islington (Booth Map)
unknown	60 Elwood St, Highbury (Booth Map)
1901	57 Fulbourne Terrace, Walthamstow
1907-1911	44 Hawksley Rd Stoke Newington
1915	59 Greenfield Rd, Tottenham
1917	134 Effingham Road, Harringay
circa 1930	22c Alfoxton Ave, West Green, London N15
1931	48 Turnpike Crossing, Roudham
1933-9	134 Collingwood Rd, Colchester [TL963245]

His addressbook (written in several hands - not all of which can be his, as the entries refer to people born after his death - and containing the addresses 60 Elwood St, Highbury, N and 44 Hawksley Rd, Stoke Newington), contains the following entries:-

Date	Entry	Notes
January 1	Mrs. Harriet Bonas
January 4	Alice Barnes	§
January 9	Winnie Kirk	Sister
January 12	Harriet Bonas	Mother in law
January 16	1899 Thomas Leahair	Grandfather. 1899 was the year of his death, but January 16th not the date of death, so perhaps the birthdate
February 10	1923 Arnold Rawling age nine
February 12	Mr. Eric Bonas	Brother in law
February 18	W Austin
February 20	Mr. Barnes
February 22	Willie Sherman	"I think the Willie Sherman mentioned is my grandfather (1880-1927). I think so because he had a sister who married a Kirk; I also remember my father talking about his Aunt Alice, probably the same; they lived in the same part of London, and they had some sort of connection with the Deepings in Lincs." (Mick Sherman [mickss@bluewin.ch])
February 26	Agustas F Read
March 6	1917 Miss Lavinia May Kirk - 1942 Lavinia May Watson	Daughter
March 10	Enid Reeve age 15 a friend
March 12	1942 Walter William Watson	Son in law. 1942 is his year of marriage
March 16	Gilbert Kirk	Brother
March 18	1906 Coralie Norman
March 20	A Sherman - Mrs. A Kirk	Step-mother §
March 21	Percy Vivash	Married Alice Sherman's sister Annie
March 31	Arthur Harber put in the year 1929
April 1	Gilbert Hollis
April 4	Henry Bonas	Brother in law
April 5	Ralph Leahair Kirk	Brother
April 8	1913 Ethel Grace Kirk	Sister
April 11	Marion Hume
April 13	Annie Sherman - Annie Vivash	Alice Sherman's sister
April 15	Amelia L Thorn Fanny Thompson
April 21	Alice Chance
April 22	Mr. Sherman	§
April 28	Harold Thompson
April 29	Miss Pansy Bonas, Post Office St, Castle Acre, Kings Lynn, Norfolk	Sister in law
May 1	Doris Brown
May 2	1909 George Kirk	Brother
May 6	Frances M Huggings age 15 a friend
May 8	Alice E Barnes
May 9	Mrs. Lottie Rawlings
May 11	Mrs. Thorn
May 12	Miss Dulcie Dutchman
May 14	Ernest Vivash	Son of Alice Sherman's sister Annie
May 18	Dorothy M Rust age 15 a friend
May 20	Maud Lloyd
May 23	Violet Sybil Kirk 48 Turnpike Crossing Roudham nr Thetford Norfolk	Daughter
May 25	1906 Arthur William Bonas
May 28	Laura M E Kidd
May 29	John Berriman	Grandson
June 20	Richard Sherman	§
June 21	G Pettbridge [entry deleted]
June 23	Henry Thompson
June 25	1903 age 15 Louie Hackman
July 2	Heather Berriman	Granddaughter
July 6	Ronald Brown Sybil Bonas Mrs Sybil May Kirk Sybil May Bonas 21st 1914
July 7	Freddie Thompson
July 11	Susan Berriman	Granddaughter
July 21	G Petherbridge
August 5	1900 Eleanor Amelia Kirk	Mother. 1900 was her year of death.
August 7	1918 Henry Cecil Kirk	Son
August 10	1924 age 7 Joan V Rawlings
August 23	1908 Fred Bonas	Father in law
August 24	Edith T Kirk	Sister
September 6	Jim Haggs
September 12	Jas H Cunningham
September 14	1914 Albert Leahair Bonas	Brother in law
September 16	Hd Kirk	Brother Harold Leahair Kirk?
September 17	1893 Wolly Webber
September 19	Mrs. Sherman	§
September 24	Vera M Woodrow age 10
September 28	Cecil Kirk	Brother
September 29	1898 Catherine Leahair	1898 was her year of death, but September 29 1898 cannot be the date of death, as it was registered in the MAR qtr 1898, Edmonton, aged 44.
October 2	Roland Vivash	Son of Percy Vivash and Annie Sherman
October 8	Miss Edna Grace Woodrow
October 9	William Thorn
October 14	1906 Stanley Kirk	Brother
October 25	Laurence Walter Kirk (?)	Brother
October 31	1948 John Hall Berriman	Son in law. 1948 is his year of marriage
November 5	Nellie Kinsey
November 9	Mrs. Hegarty
November 12	1906 Lesile Read
November 16	1893 Alice Thompson
November 19	Edwin John Harber 1930 age 2
November 22	1893 Alex Leahair Kirk	*Himself*
November 25	Eric Kirk	Brother
November 29	Emma Sherman	§ Mrs Grace Woodrow
December 1	Robert Kirk Bonas 1936
December 6	Leslie Reeve 1918 Iris Harriet Harber 1931
December 9	Sat - D - 1922 Jun 3rd Violet Bonas (sic)	Sister-in-law?
December 15	Daisy Webber
December 26	Louie Guyatt
December 30	Ethel Stuart Turner - Ethel Stuart Kirk	Sister in law: married Harold Leahair Kirk
December 31	1918 Ronald Simpson

§ In the 1901 census (RG13/177 f100 p1), Alexander's brother Harold is listed as a visitor at 295 Liverpool Road, Islington. The Head of the household was George Sherman (70). Also in the household were his wife Mary A Sherman (52), daughters Alice Sherman (27), Emma Sherman (24) and Mary A Sherman (15), sons William Sherman (20) and Richard Sherman (12), and visitor Alice M Barnes (7). In 1871, the Kirk family was living at 108 Liverpool Road.

He spent some time at the Herman De Stern Convalescent Home in Felixstowe Suffolk. The Home is shown on a postcard he sent to his wife as "Mrs A L Kirk, 22c Alfoxton Ave, West Green, South Tottenham, London N-15", which reads:
Nov 23rd
Dear S

Just a card to say got letters and B'day Cards alright. Thank little Violet, I feel 27 today. Well dear I'm still getting fat for Xmas you wont know me. I'm here for another 2 weeks. I shall be at Hospital about (11-30 AM on Dec 6th)

Goodbye

Alec
The card is postmarked 24 November, but the year cannot be read. However, from Violet Kirk's recollection, and the reference "I feel 27 today'', the year 1930 (in which he was actually 37) seems likely. In the same year, he also attended the London Hospital - hence the family moved back to Alfoxton Avenue for about 6 months - and convalesced in Herne Bay. The costs of these convalescences may have been met by the London and North-Eastern Railway Company.

According to a family tradition, he once tried to break into Buckingham Palace to see the Queen (Mary of Teck?).

Amongst the photographs kept by his daughter Violet was a cutting from an unidentifiable newspaper, with a poem attributed to A. SELL KIRK:-

WHAT'S THE M.L.S. CROSSING KEEPER?

I am on duty twenty-four hours a day,
My freedom, there is none to dispute.
From this centre I give right of way
To the man, the motor and brute.

O servitude! where are the charms
Through these gate I oft put my face,
Better be in the mid'st of some farms
Than dwell in this out-landish place.

I am out of humanity's reach
While I stand by these gates all alone;
Never hear the sweet music of speech,
But some growls like a dog at a bone.

The beasts that roam over the "main,"
My form they can hardly see,
They are so unattended by man,
And their lameness is shocking to me.

No society or friendship. I shove
These gates are too much for one man.
O, had they the wings like a dove,
How soon I'd taste freedom again.

My sorrows I then in old age
Would soothe with religion and truth;
Might learn to live out of this cage,
And be cheer'd by the friendship of youth.

Ye winds that make me your sport
Sometimes in the morning at four;
"Gate, gate!" Oh, I've heard the report.
Some day I shall hear it no more.

My friends, do you ever intend
Or wish to liberate me?
O tell me I yet have a friend,
Though a friend I never can see.

When I think of my own bit of land,
Scant moments I've time to be there.
Forty times a day with my hand
I open these gates in despair.

The bird is gone to its nest,
The beast is down on the moor;
They have a season of rest -
I my fate in my cabin deplore.

No mercy for me in this place -
Not one encouraging thought.
I've no time to buy boots or a lace
Now I am stopped the few hours I had got.

The similarity of the names A. SELL KIRK and Alexander Kirk is interesting. Was Alexander the poet? There is no known railway with the initials MLS — the closest being the MSL (Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire) and LMS (London, Midland and Scottish), but there is no evidence to suggest he worked for either.

1914 1926

[1858 - 1931]

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Born: 1 December 1858

certificate

Registration District	Islington
in the Sub-District of	Islington
in the County of	Middlesex
When and where born	1 December 1858, 14 Coles Terrace
Name	Robert
Sex	Boy
Name of Father	John Kirk
Name of Mother	Martha Kirk, formerly Blower
Profession of Father	Watch Engraver
Informant	John Kirk, Father, 14 Coles Terrace Barnsbury Rd
When Registered	28 December 1858

Father: John Kirk

Mother: Martha Blower

Siblings:

Fanny Kirk [25 September 1839 - ] (stepsibling) married DEC qtr 1864, Islington Alfred Field
1. Fanny Elizabeth Field [1866 -] married SEP qtr 1893 Islington Norman Legg
  1. Erica Frances B Legg [SEP qtr 1894 Lewisham -]
    (18 Effingham Road, Lewisham: RG13/547 f65 p14)
2. Alfred John Field [1870 -] married MAR qtr 1891 Islington Lucy Ellen Clapperton [DEC qtr 1876 Shoreditch -]
  1. Constance Hypatia Field [MAR qtr 1892 Islington -]
  2. Brian Fitzgerald Field [DEC qtr 1894 Cheltenham -]
  3. Victor Danton Field [DEC qtr 1895 -]
    A Private in the Gloucestershire Regt in WW1 (numbers 3297, 241093)
  4. Beta Frances I Field [JUN qtr 1897 -]
  5. Alfred Russel W Field [SEP qtr 1899 -]
  6. Ina Lucy A C Field [MAR qtr 1901 -]
    (36 Lothair Street, Tottenham: RG12/1076 f126 p76; 6 Rodney Place, Cheltenham GLS: RG13/2465 f156 p53)
  (47 Medina Gdns, Islington: RG10/304 f72 p32; 14 Travers Road, Islington: RG11/259 f36 p19)
John Thomas Kirk [SEP qtr 1845 - DEC qtr 1857] (stepsibling)
Harberson Joseph Kirk [DEC qtr 1849 - ]
Martha Kirk [1854 - ]
George Kirk [1855 - ]
Ernest Alfred E Kirk [1857 - MAR qtr 1907 Barnet]
Robert Kirk [1858 - 1931]
Hephzibah Kirk [20 June 1860 - ]
Shown in the 1881 census (RG11/163 f64 p14) as a Shop Assistant, boarding with Alfred D Atkins, a builder and decorator of 1 Queens Road, Marylebone. And in the 1901 census (RG13/1240 f144 p2) as a servant to Alfred Mills of 31 Harvey Road, Hornsey.

Married 1: Eleanor Amelia Leahair 25 March 1883

certificate

Registration District	Islington
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Islington
in the County of	Middlesex
When Married	25 March 1883
Name and Surname	Robert Kirk
Age	of full age
Condition	Bachelor
Rank or Profession	Clerk
Residence	15 Russel Rd
Father's Name	John Kirk
Father's Profession	Engineer
Witnesses	Thomas Leahair, Hephzibah Kirk bride's father, groom's sister?

Children of first marriage:

Robert Leahair Kirk
Harold Leahair Kirk
Ralph Leahair Kirk
Gilbert Leahair Kirk
Cecil Leahair Kirk
Alexander Leahair Kirk
Leonard Leahair Kirk
Georgiana Eleanor Leahair Kirk

Circa 1890 The picture is believed to show Robert Kirk, his first four children, his wife, and Alice Sherman who became his second wife.

Married 2: Alice Sherman

certificate

Solemnized at	The Register Office		295 Liverpool Road was the home of the Sherman family in the 1901 census. There were two visitors listed: Harold L Kirk (presumably, Robert's son Harold Leahair Kirk); and Alice M Barnes, who is listed in Alexander Leahair Kirk's address book. George Sherman `married` Mary A Ada Sherman [1871 -] Amelia Sherman [JUN qtr 1872 Holborn -] Alice Sherman [JUN qtr 1874 -] Emma Sherman [1877 -] William Sherman [1881 -] Mary Ann M Sherman [JUN qtr 1885 Islington -] Richard Sherman [1888 -] `(164 St Johns St: RG12/228 f67 p19; 295 Liverpool Rd: RG13/177 f100 p1)`
in the District of	Islington
in the County of	London
When Married	10 May 1902
Name and Surname	Robert Kirk	Alice Sherman
Age	42 years	28 years
Condition	Widower	spinster
Profession	Solicitor's Clerk	—
Residence	295 Liverpool Road	295 Liverpool Road
Father's Name	John Kirk	George Sherman (deceased)
Father's Profession	Watch Engraver	Printer's Prover
Witnesses	H Kirk, Annie Sherman Groom's son, bride's sister?

A grand-daughter described Alice Sherman as "a small, dainty, kind woman", and Robert Kirk as "a big man"

Children of second marriage:

Winnifred Kirk
Eric Kirk
Stanley Kirk
Lawrence Walter Kirk
George Kirk
Kitty Kirk
Ethel Grace Kirk
Phyllis Kirk

Died: 3 May 1931, Tottenham

certificate

Registration District	Edmonton
in the Sub-District of	West Tottenham
in the County of	Middlesex
When and where died	3 May 1931, 22c Alfoxton Avenue Tottenham
Name and Surname	Robert Kirk
Sex	Make
Age	71 years
Occupation	Solicitors Clerk (retired)
Cause of death	(a) Angina Pectoris (b) Myocarditis. No PM. Certified
Informant	E Kirk, Son, Present at the death, 22c Alfoxton Avenue Tottenham
When Registered	4 May

Addresses:

1858	14 Coles Terrace Barnsbury Rd
1861	26 Lower Smith St, Clerkenwell
1871	108 Liverpool Road, Islington
1881	Hornsey Road, Islington
1883	15 Russel Rd, Islington (Booth Map)
1891	42 Isledon Road, Islington
1900	29 Waldeck Road, South Tottenham
1901	57 Fulbourne Terrace, Walthamstow
1902	295 Liverpool Road, Islington
1911	44 Hawksley Rd Stoke Newington
1917	14 Coles Terrace Barnsbury Rd
1917	Alfoxton Avenue, Harringay

[1818 - 1886]

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Born: Birmingham

Father: Thomas Kirk

Extended family

In the 1841 census, John Kirk was living with a Catherine Kirk, who was not his wife. This could be a sister.

Married 1: Frances Bloore 1 January 1837

Her Death Certificate (DEC qtr 1847, Clerkenwell vol 3 page 89) includes

When and where died 13 November 1847, 18 Ashby Street
Name and Surname Frances Kirk
Age 32 years
Occupation Wife of John Kirk, Engraver
Cause of Death Childbirth. Pueperal fever 9 days.
This is somewhat late to refer to the birth of John Thomas Kirk, who is given as aged 5 in the 1851 census. It may have been the birth of the Thomas Kirk whose death is recorded as DEC qtr 1847, Clerkenwell vol 3 page 106.

Marriage Entry:

Church	Birmingham St Martins
Date	1 January 1837
Name	John Kirk
Of	this parish bachelor
and Name	Francis Bloore
Of	this parish spinster
By	Banns
Witnesses	Willm Wood, Ann Nicklin

Children of first marriage:

Fanny Kirk
born at Spon St Coventry (Birth Certificate).
John Thomas Kirk

There was a John Kirk who married Frances Yates in Coventry in 1828, and had many children by her. Confusion between the two John and Frances Kirk families is very possible.

Married 2: Martha Blower 20 November 1848

Marriage Certificate:

Registration District	St Pancras
Solemnized at	St Pancras Church
in the Parish of	St Pancras
in the County of	Middlesex
When Married	20 November 1848
Name and Surname	John Kirk
Age	Full age
Condition	Widower
Rank or Profession	Engraver
Residence	Guilford Street
Father's Name	Thomas Kirk
Father's Profession	Dead
Witnesses	Robert Walton, Hephzibah Walton Bride's sister and brother-in-law. Neighbours to the Kirks, living at 41 King Street in the 1851 census

It is possible that his first two wives were sisters, in which case the 2nd marriage was illegal: the Deceased Wife's Sister's Marriage Act, first brought before Parliament in 1846, was not passed until 1907.

Children of second marriage:

Harberson Joseph Kirk
Martha Kirk
George Kirk
Ernest A E Kirk
Robert Kirk
Hephzibah Kirk

Married 3: Ann Lee

certificate

Solemnized at	The Parish Church of St Peter Regent Square
in the County of	Middlesex		The only reasonably likely reference to Ann Lee in the censuses is in 1861, when an Ann Lee born circa 1826 in Tamworth was a servant to Helen Laurie at 2 Tavistock Lane, Marylebone (RG9/103 f135 p42). The lack of earlier references may suggest she was actually a widow when she married John Kirk
When Married	5 November [1870]
Name and Surname	John Kirk	Ann Lee
Age	full	full
Condition	widower	spinster
Profession	Engraver	-
Residence	Heathcote Mews	Heathcote Mews
Father's Name	Thomas Kirk	William Lee
Father's Profession	Engraver Deceased	Gardener Deceased
Witnesses	Edward Nicholls, Mary Lee

Died: 28 May 1886

certificate

Registration District	Islington
in the Sub-District of	Islington South East
in the County of	Middlesex
When and where died	28 May 1886, 11 Sudely Street
Name and Surname	John Kirk
Sex	Male
Age	67 years
Occupation	Engraver Master
Cause of death	Bronchitis some months, Senile Decay, certified
Informant	Fanny Field, Daughter, present at the death, 145 Isledon Road Islngton
When Registered	31 May 1886

Probate:

Of	John Kirk formerly of Trinidad Place Liverpool Road, but late of 11 Sudeley Street both in Islington
At	11 Sudeley Street, Islington MDX
To	Ann Kirk of 113 Ravenshaw Street, Mill Lane, West Hampstead MDX
On	31 August 1886
Estate	£99

Addresses:

1841	Great Sutton Street, Finsbury
1848	Guilford St, St Pancras
1851	43 King St, Clerkenwell
1858	14 Coles Terrace Barnsbury St
1861	26 Lower Smith St, Clerkenwell
1871	108 Liverpool Rd, Islington
1881	14 Travers Road, Islington

[1790 - 1847]

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Born: 13 December 1790 Finsbury St Lukes Old Street Parish Register

Baptised: 2 January 1791, Finsbury St Lukes Old Street

Father: John Kirk

Mother: Elizabeth Mitchell

Siblings:

William Kirk [born 25 February 1773 - 14 December 1773] (baptised 17 March 1773)
John Kirk [born 11 November 1774 - 13 June 1775] (baptised 18 November 1774)
Mary Martha Kirk [born 4 October 1781 -] (baptised 4 November 1781)
Robert Kirk [born 19 March 1784 -] (baptised 2 April 1784)
William Kirk [born 28 June 1785 -] (baptised 31 July 1785)
Thomas Kirk [1790 - 1847]
Harberson Joseph Kirk [born 8 April 1792 - JUN qtr 1842] (baptised 13 May 1792)
Harberson and his family lived in Spon Street Coventry, where Fanny, daughter of John Kirk [below] was born.

Extended family

Child:

John Kirk

Died: 13 November 1847

certificate

Registration District	St James Clerkenwell
in the Sub-District of	St James Clerkenwell
in the County of	Middlesex
When and where died	13 November 1847, 121 Goswell Street, Clerkenwell
Name and Surname	Thomas Kirk
Sex	Male
Age	57 years
Occupation	Watch Engraver
Cause of death	Chronic Bronchitis 6 months, certified
Informant	Elizabeth Gray, present at the death, 121 Goswell Street Clerkenwell
When Registered	15 November 1847

Buried: 18 November 1847, Clerkenwell St John, aged 58

Address:

1841	Baldwins Gardens, St Andrew Holborn

[<1757 - >1792]

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Married: Elizabeth Mitchell, 7 December 1772, Finsbury St Lukes

Children:

William Kirk
John Kirk
Mary Martha Kirk
Robert Kirk
William Kirk
Thomas Kirk
Harberson Joseph Kirk

Extended Family

A John Kirk, son of John and Margaret, was born 18 June 1735, and baptised at Finsbury St Lukes Old Street on 16 January 1735/6. However, there was another John Kirk in Finsbury St Lukes at the time, married to Patient Sophia, and either could match the baptism.

[1754 - 1828]

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Baptised: 4 August 1754 Stagsden

Buried: 31 July 1828, Stagsden St Leonard

Father: John Lambert

Mother: Judith Harrison

Married: John Pettit 11 October 1780, Stagsden

Children:

Sarah Pettit
Phoebe Pettit
James Petit

[1731 - 1764]

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Baptised: 26 September 1731 Stagsden

Buried: 2 December 1764, Stagsden

Father: William Lambert

Mother: Hannah Lambert

Married: Judith Harrison 25 December 1752

Child:

Mary Lambert

[<1716 - >1731]

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Married: Hannah Lambert

Child:

John Lambert

[<1716 - >1731]

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Married: William Lambert

Child:

John Lambert

[1762 - 1838]

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Baptised: 18 February 1762 East Rudham

Father: Francis Langley

Mother: Alice Hague

Siblings:

William Langley [23 May 1757 - 1841] married 5 November 1782 Jane Pearce
1. William Langley [31 August 1783 -]
2. Sarah Langley [20 February 1786 - 6 October 1795]
3. Francis Langley [24 March 1788 - 30 October 1795 -]
4. Richard Langley [10 August 1790 - 23 September 1795]
5. William Langley [13 January 1793 -] married Eleanor
6. Richard Langley [14 August 1796 - 1871] married 8 September 1818 Ann Hunt [- 1840]
  1. Martha Langley [12 June 1819 Wells-next-the-Sea NFK - 15 November 1866 Rangiora, Canterbury NZ] married 31 January 1851 Holkham NFK Richard Jarrett [10 October 1818 NFK - 27 July 1884 Rangiora, Caturbury NZ] Emigrated to New Zealand
    1. George Pollock Jarrett [1851 At Sea - 5 July 1931 Palmerston North, Manawatu-Wanganui NZ married 30 July 1881 Kaikoura, Canterbury NZ Ellen Harriett Lane [1859 -]
    2. Harriet Jarrett [9 April 1854 Christchurch, Canterbury NZ - 31 January 1931 Palmerston North, Manawatu-Wanganui NZ] married 17 August 1876 Salt Water Creek, Canterbury NZ Robert Herbertson [5 March 1858 -]
    3. Ellen Jarrett [19 April 1856 Avonside, Christchurch, Canterbury NZ - 1900 Rangiora, North Canterbury NZ] married 17 February 1876 St Pauls Papanui, Christchurch NZ William John Crowthers [1851 -]
    4. Arthur John Jarrett [20 June 1858 Lower Heathcote, Christchurch, Canterbury NZ - 30 September 1939 Christchurch, Canterbury NZ] married 10 August 1895 Church of the Good Shepherd, Linwood Catherine Maria Mason [27 October 1867 -]
    5. Emma Jarrett [29 October 1860 Lower Heathcote, Christchurch, Canterbury NZ -] Married Church of the Good Shepherd, Philipstown, Christchurch NZ John Moore
  2. Francis Langley [1821 -] married Lucy Spinks [27 November 1814 -]
    1. Robert Langley [born 26 June 1842 - 3 October 1843] (christened 24 July 1842)
    2. Robert Langley [1845 - 1879] married Emily Howlett [1848 - 1873]
      1. William Langley [1867 -]
      2. Emily Langley [1869 -]
        (Back Street, Thetford NFK: RG10/1875 f32 p31)
    3. William Langley [1846 - 1846]
    4. Lucy Langley [born 1 November 1847 -] (christened 1 December 1847)
      (Willimonks Yard, East Dereham NFK: HO107/1825 f46 p22)
    5. William Langley [1849 - 1849]
  3. Sarah Ann Langley [1823 - 1825]
  4. Harriet Langley [1824 -]
  5. Basham Hunt Langley [1826 - DEC qtr 1905] married Elizabeth Secker [1827 - 1889]
    1. Robert Langley [May 1849 -]
    2. Richard Langley [1850 - 1871]
    3. Mary Ann Langley [1853 -] married Charles Page [1860 -]
      1. Charles Page [1880 -]
      2. Martha Ann Page [1884 -]
      3. Jane Elizabeth Page [1886 -]
      4. Annie Lucy Page [1891 -]
      5. Ruth Page [1895 -]
        (Street, Great Snoring NFK: RG11/1985 f7 p7; High Street, Great Snoring: RG12/1559 f8 p8; 30 Wannop Street, Rawmarsh YKS: RG13/4398 f57 p14)
    4. Martha Langley [1855 -] married DEC qtr 1877 Francis Able [1853 - 29 October 1880 Wells NFK]
      1. Frank Able [1878 -]
      2. Richard Able [1880 -]
        (Magnes Yard, Well next the Sea: RG11/1988 f56 p15)
    5. Basham Hunt Langley [1858 -] married 1 January 1888 Caroline Brand [1872 - 1897]
      1. Alfred Langley [1888 - 1893]
      2. William Langley [1893 -]
      Basham Hunt Langley married 27 December 1898 Adeline Goodger [1865 -]
      1. Albert Langley [January 1901 -]
        (26 Ewald St, Fulham: RG13/67 f43 p14)
    6. Harriet Langley [1863 -]
      1. Florence Langley [DEC qtr 1885 Newcastle-upon-Tyne NBL -]
      2. Walter Langley [SEP qtr 1892 Lincoln LIN -]
        (5 Spenham's Buildings, Lowestoft SFK: RG12/1494 f72 p23; 10 Bowpass Street, Lowestoft: RG13/1804 f93 p20)
    7. Thomas W Langley [1866 - 1878]
    8. Alfred Langley [1870 -]
      (Freeman Street, Wells next the Sea: RG9/1247 f188 p44; Brig Yard, Wells next the Sea: RG10/1855 f50 p28)
    Basham Hunt Langley married 12 April 1890 Ann Mussett née Spinks [1827 - 1891]
    Basham Hunt Langley married JUN qtr 1897 Martha A Dickinson [1869 -]
    1. Alfred G Dickinson [1893 -]
    2. Sydney Percy Dickinson [1896 -]
    3. Mabel M Langley [1898 -]
    4. Fredericks Langley [February 1901 -]
      (Bells Yard, Wells next the Sea: RG13/1879 f32 p10)
  6. Mary Ann Langley [1828 -] married DEC qtr 1850 John Palmer
    1. George Palmer [DEC qtr 1851 -] married MAR qtr 1879 Alice Bocock [1854 -]
      1. Florence Alice Palmer [MAR qtr 1880 -]
      2. Alfred Francis Palmer [JUN qtr 1881 -]
      3. Lilian Palmer [1883 -]
      4. Evelyn Palmer [1885 -]
      5. Edgar Palmer [January 1891 -]
        (20a William Mews, Kensington: RG11/86 f123 p46; 101 Ifield Road, Kensington: RG12/31 f160 p26; 6 Wotherby Mews, Kensington: RG13/36 f21 p34)
    2. Matthew John Palmer [SEP qtr 1853 -]
    3. James Ezra Palmer [DEC qtr 1856 - JUN qtr 1864]
      (Church Street, Wells next the Sea: RG9/1247 f158 p20; No 32 Holkham NFK: RG10/1855 f96 p15)
  7. Richard Langley [1830 - 1904] married DEC qtr 1850 Walsingham Anna Maria Green [1832 -]
  8. Elizabeth Langley [1832 - 1833]
  9. William Langley [1834 - 1903] married Sarah Ann Harper [1835 - 1902]
    1. William Francis Langley [1859 - 1937] married Caroline Hibbert [1867 - 1953]
      1. Milly Langley Day [JUN qtr 1886 -] illegitimate daughter of Sarah Ann Day [1859 - 10 March 1901]
      2. Elsie May Langley [1896 - 1968]
      3. Albert Edward Langley [1897 -]
      4. William Francis Langley [1899 - 1926] married Florence Annie Dobson [1903 - 1932]
        
        Dorothy Irene Langley [1925 - 2003] married Andrew Dyson [1924 - 2005]
        
        Lesley Dyson
      5. Irene Elizabeth Langley [1900 - 1980]
        (No 34 Holkham NFK: RG13/1878 f78 p6)
      6. Arthur Langley [1901 - 1986] married Edith Caroline Geogina Davis [1901 - 1996]
        
        Alan Langley [1939 -]
        Alan Langley married Bridget Mary Overall [1936 -]
        Helen Langley [1941 -] married John Neil [1939 -]
      7. Robert James Langley [1903 - 1993]
      8. Rhoda Langley [1904 - 1968]
      9. Richard Langley [1905 - 1973]
      10. Phyllis Marion Langley [1907 - 1984]
    2. Martha Ann Langley [1861 - 1940] married JUN qtr 1884 Arthur Ruffalls [1861 - 1896]
      1. May Ruffalls [1887 -]
      2. Daisy Ruffalls [1894 - 1908]
        (London Road, Weeford STS: RG12/2214 f59 p15; No 11 Holkham NFK: RG13/1878 f76 p2)
      Martha Ann Ruffalls married DEC qtr 1906 James Barber
      Martha A Barber married JUN qtr 1912 Henry Hammond [1849 -]
    3. Robert J Langley [1868 - 1867]
    4. Harriet Elizabeth Langley [1874 -] married Walter Henry Quantrill [1873 -]
      1. Beatrice May Quantrill [1906 - 2003]
      (Freeman Street, Wells next the Sea: RG9/1247 f188 p44; No 54 Holkham NFK: RG10/1855 f98 p19; No 4 Holkham NFK: RG11/1988 f78 p4; Reading Roon, Holkham: RG12/1560 f144 p6; No 40 Holkham: RG13/1878 f79 p7)
  10. Sarah Ann Langley [1837 -] married JUN qtr 1860 Emanuel Doek
    1. Martha Ann Langley [DEC qtr 1858 -]
    2. Maria Dack [1860 -]
      (Church Hill, South Creake NFK: RG9/1248 f6 p5)
  11. Emma Langley [JUN qtr 1839 - SEP qtr 1841]
    (Burnt Shut, Wells next the Sea NFK: HO107/772/16 f37 p24)
  Richard Langley married 11 June 1843 Mary Dickerson [1820 -]
  1. Mary Ann Langley [1846 -]
    (Dogger Lane, Wells next the Sea: HO107/1826 f724 p18)
7. Sarah Langley [2 December 1798 -]
8. Frances Langley [25 October 1801 -]
Elizabeth Langley [1762 - 1838]

Married: John Goodbury, 30 July 1781, East Rudham NFK, Goodbody One Name Society

Children:

Alexander Goodbody
William Goodbody
James Goodbury
Ann Mary Goodbody
Alice Goodbody
Henry Goodbody
Sarah Goodbody
Robert Goodbody
Alice Goodbody
Mary Goodbody

certificate

Registration District	Docking
in the Sub-District of	Docking
in the County of	Norfolk
When and where died	31 December 1838
Name and Surname	Elizabeth Goodbody
Sex	Female
Age	79 years
Rank or Profession	Labourer
Cause of death	Old age
Informant	Edward Wales, Medical attendant, East Rudham
When Registered	31st December

Buried: 3 January 1839 private communication

[1731 - 1763]

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Baptised: 20 February 1732 Tattersett

Buried: 10 April 1763 East Rudham

Father: Francis Langley

Mother: Martha Hutton

Married: Alice Hague, 4 August 1756, East Rudham

Siblings:

William Langley [20 January 1729/30 - 1810] married Mary Secker, 1756
Francis Langley [1731 - 1763]
John Langley [22 October 1733/4 - 27 January 1785]
Some doubts have been expressed about this John Langley. The Tattersett Transcript of Register Bills states that John Langley son of John was baptised 22 Oct 1733/4. The Bishop's Transcripts state the same thing, but with the father's name of John overwritten with what could be Francis. Bert Arter, one of several researchers into the Norfolk Langleys, is of the opinion that John was a son of Francis and Martha.
Benjamine Langley [30 October 1735 -] married Hannah Pooley, 1757
Matthew Langley [19 December 1740 - 1786] married Ann Sutton, 1759
Mary Langley [20 December 1743 - 1744]
Mary Langley [25 August 1745 -] married Robert Nash, 1766

Children:

William Langley
Elizabeth Langley

Ancestral File Number: 2287-2X4

[1707 - 1763]

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Born: 1707 Syderstone

Siblings:

William Langley [1705 - 10 April 1762] married Margaret Mary Rowe, 1724
Francis Langley [1707 - 1763]
John Langley [1708 -]

This family is attested by other researchers but confirmation is lacking.

Married: Martha Hutton, 1 January 1727/8, Syderstone

Children:

William Langley
Francis Langley
John Langley
Benjamine Langley
Matthew Langley
Mary Langley
Mary Langley

Died: 5 May 1763 Tattersett

[1819 - 1881]

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Born: circa 1819
Her place of birth is a mystery. The census entries are varied and contradictory:-

1841	Not SAL
1851	Stourport WOR
1861	Stonesteadford SAL
1871	Stoney WAR
1881	Stourport WOR

Might Stony Stratford BKM be meant?

A Mary Ann Large was baptised 13 August 1815 at Wolverhampton St Peter, daughter of John and Mary. Without some confirmation, I am reluctant to take this as the correct Mary. Even though this is the parish at which she married, too much doesn't quite fit: the date of birth is a few years too early, the place of birth is difficult to reconcile with any of those given in censuses, and the second name does not appear in any other record of Mary.

Mary Large baptised 9 August 1818 at Barlaston STS, daughter of John and Elizabeth, looks a better candidate. But again, the place of birth cannot be reconciled with any in the census records. Without some confirming detail this is speculative.

Married: Edwin Lee 11 December 1836, Wolverhampton STS St Peter

Children:

Kesiah Lee
Jemima Lee
Richard Lee
Edwin Lee
Josiah Lee
Mary Lee
Jane Lee
Mahala Lee
Ellen Lee
Edward Lee
Mark Lee

Died: 17 June 1881

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Registration District	Dudley
in the Sub-District of	Dudley
in the County of	Worcester
When and where died	17 June 1881, 1 Court, Martin Hill Street, Dudley
Name and Surname	Mary Lee
Sex	female
Age	63 years
Occupation	Wife of Edwin Lee, Labourer
Cause of death	Bronchitis, Cardiac hypertrophy, Anasarca certified by J A Dowd
Informant	the mark of Betsy Lee, Daughter in law, present at the death, 29 Vauxhall Street Dudley
When Registered	17 June 1881

Addresses:

1841	Bernards Hill, Bridgnorth
1851	Cleveland Street, Dudley
1861	Old Dock, Dudley
1871	79A Dock Lane, Dudley
1881	Court No 1, 1 Martin Hill Street, Dudley

[1858 - 1900]

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Born: 5 August 1858

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Registration District	Edmonton
in the Sub-District of	Enfield
in the County of	Middlesex
When and where born	5 August 1858, Baker Street
Name	Eleanor Amelia
Sex	Girl
Name of Father	Thomas Leahair
Name of Mother	Georgiana Harriet Leahair, Formerly Wooloton
Profession of Father	A Butcher Master
Informant	Thomas Leahair, Father, Baker Street Enfield
When Registered	24 August 1858

Father: Thomas Leahair

Mother: Georgiana Harriet Woolloton

Siblings:

Catherine Leahair [1853 - 1898]
Eleanor Amelia Leahair [1858 - 1900]

Married: Robert Kirk 25 March 1883

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Registration District	Islington
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Islington
in the County of	Middlesex
When Married	25 March 1883
Name and Surname	Eleanor Amelia Leahair
Age	of full age
Condition	Spinster
Residence	15 Russel Rd
Father's Name	Thomas Leahair
Father's Profession	Salesman
Witnesses	Thomas Leahair, Hephzibah Kirk bride's father, groom's sister?

Children:

Robert Leahair Kirk
Harold Leahair Kirk
Ralph Leahair Kirk
Gilbert Leahair Kirk
Cecil Leahair Kirk
Alexander Leahair Kirk
Leonard Leahair Kirk
Georgiana Eleanor Leahair Kirk

Circa 1890 The picture is believed to show Eleanor Kirk, her husband Robert, their four children, and Alice Sherman who became his second wife.

Died: 7 September 1900

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Registration District	Islington
in the Sub-District of	Upper Holloway
in the County of	London
When and where died	7 September 1900, Great Northern Central Hospital
Name and Surname	Eleanor Amelia Kirk
Sex	Female
Age	42 years
Occupation	Wife of Robert Kirk, a Law Clerk of 29 Waldeck Road South Tottenham
Cause of death	Chronic Nephritis, Arterial degeneration ? years, Cerebral Thrombosis 12 days, certified
Informant	Robert Kirk, Widower of deceased in attendance, 29 Waldeck Road South Tottenham
When Registered	8 September 1900

Addresses:

1858 - 1861 - 1871	Baker St, Enfield
1881	15 Russell Rd, Islington
1891	42 Isledon Rd, Islington
1900	29 Waldeck Road, South Tottenham

[1824 - 1899]

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Father: Abraham Leahair

Mother: Catherine West

Baptismal Entry:

Church	Thorney CAM
Date	18 May 1824
Name	Thomas
Parents	Abraham and Catherine Leahair
Abode	Thorney Abbey
Father's Occ	Salesman

Married: Georgiana Harriet Woolloton 15 February 1853

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Registration District	Edmonton
Solemnized at	St Andrews Church
in the Parish of	Enfield
in the County of	Middlesex
When Married	15 February 1853
Name and Surname	Thomas Leahair
Age	full
Condition	Bachelor
Rank or Profession	Butcher
Residence	Baker Street
Father's Name	Abraham Leahair
Father's Profession	Salesman
Witnesses	John Winchester, Hannah Harrison

Children:

Catherine Leahair
Eleanor Amelia Leahair

Died: 28 September 1899

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Registration District	Edmonton
in the Sub-District of	Tottenham
in the County of	Middlesex
When and where died	28 September 1899, 29 Waldeck Road Tottenham
Name and Surname	Thomas Leahair
Sex	Male
Age	75 years
Occupation	Potatoe Merchant
Cause of death	Senile decay, exhaustion. Certified
Informant	Bessie Hollis, present at the death, 3 Crescent Road Tottenham
When Registered	29 September 1899

Directories:

1896: Kelly's London Suburban Directory (Part 1. Northern: Localities)	Leahair Thomas, 42 Isledon Rd, Holloway
1896: Kelly's London Suburban Directory (Part 3. Northern: Court & Clerical Directories)	Leahair Thomas, 42 Isledon Rd, Holloway N

Note:

He gave evidence at the Central Criminal Court on 10 June 1850, when William Holmes was found not guilty of "stealing 1 lamb, value 1l. 5s.; the goods of Abraham Leahair"

I am a butcher of Enfield — on 20th May there were thirty-five sheep and lambs in a field belonging to my father — they were all safe at half-past seven — about a quarter-past eleven I received information, went to the field, and found the prisoner in custody of Bellamy and Goddard — he said, "Do forgive me; poverty caused me to do it; I am starving" — there was nobody else to have done it.

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Addresses:

1851 - 1861	Baker St, Enfield
1871	8 Thanet Place, St Clement Danes LDN
1879	63 Alsen Rd, Holloway
1881	15 Russell Rd, Islington
1891 - 1896	42 Isledon Rd, Islington

[1789 - 1879]

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Baptised: 13 July 1789, Thorney CAM, Parish Register

Father: Daniel Le Hair

Mother: Mary Wroot

Siblings:

Sarah Le Hair [2 February 1788 - 8 February 1877]
Abraham Leahair [1789 - 1879]
William Le Hair [1 September 1791 - 6 September 1841]
Listed in the 1822 and 1823 Militia lists. Occupation given as "publican"
Catherine Le Hair [30 April 1798 - 9 April 1881]
First marriage 5 June 1827 to Thomas Morris (banns read 20 May, 27 May and 3 June 1827).
Second marriage 29 August 1839 to Samuel Barfoot.
details of family
Mary Le Hair [3 June 1799 - ]
Married William Goodwin
Elizabeth Le Hair [2 March 1802 - March 1878]
Married George Barrow or Barron. Banns read 30 May, 6 June, and 13 June 1830

Married 1: Catherine West 22 April 1823, St Peters Great Berkhamsted HRT

Marriage Licence:

Issued by	The Vicar General's Office, 12 April 1823
Between	Abraham Leahair, a bachelor aged 21 years and upwards
of	the Parish of Saint Mary Islington in the County of Middlesex
and	Catherine West, a spinster of 21 years and upwards
of	the Parish of Berkhamsted in the County of Hertford
To marry in	the Parish Church of Berkhamsted
where	She had been residing for the last 4 weeks

Child of first marriage:

Thomas Leahair

Married 2: Eliza Anne Wade [~1801 - DEC qtr 1878]

Marriage Licence:

Issued by	The Faculty Office, 11 August 1832
Between	Abraham Leahair, widower
of	the District of the Holy Trinity in the Parish of Saint Mary Islington in the County of Middlesex
and	Eliza Anne Wade, a spinster of 21 years and upwards
of	the same District
To marry in	District of the Holy Trinity
where	He had been residing for the last 15 days

Died: 18 July 1879, Hounslow

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Registration District	Brentford
in the Sub-District of	Isleworth
in the County of	Middlesex
When and where died	18 July 1879, Grove Road isleworth
Name and Surname	Abraham Leahair
Sex	male
Age	90 years
Occupation	Formerly a cattle Salesman
Cause of death	Diarrhoea 10 days, certified
Informant	Elizabeth Critchfield, present at the death, Grove Road Isleworth
When Registered	22 July 1879

Will:

Of	Abraham Leahair of Shakespeare Cottage Hounslow gentleman
Dated	15 March 1879
Executors	Elizabeth Critchfield, Thomas Leahair, Frederick William Bubb of 190 High St Hounslow
Witnesses	Edward Mote solicitor of 1 South Sq Grays Inn, Martha Mote of 16 Hornhill Sq
Legacies	Household furniture, china and linen to housekeeper Elizabeth Critchfield, spinster. Remainder to son Thomas Leahair.

Probate:

Of	Abraham Leahair of Shakespeare Cottage Grove Road Hounslow
At	The Principle Registry
To	Thomas Leahair of 63 Alsen-road Holloway
On	6 December 1879
Estate	Less than £800. Resworn July 1880 less than £300

Notes:

Possibly the Abraham Le Hair who served on a Jury at the Central Criminal Court on 2 August 1839. And probably the "Mr Lehaire, formerly a respectable salesman at Smithfield" referred to in the Times, 21 May 1836 as canvassing trade for the Islington Cattle Market.

Mr Lehaire, formerly a respectable salesman at Smithfield, was busily engaged in that market this morning canvassing the butchers to "come and buy" at Islington on Monday next, but not a Radical could be found; true to Conservative principles, they will neither destroy nor desert a free, open, and unrestricted market which is not merely convenient to, but promotes the interests of all parties, merely to gratify the self-interest of one, the cupidity of some, and the speculative views of others; and least of all men, are the butchers likely to leave a market where cattle are received direct from the grazier to the salesman, and as regularly sold the same day, for a market where the greater proportion of the cattle are jobbed (or forestalled) and turned out from market-day to market-day.

Directory:

1841: Post Office London Directory (Part 1: Street, Commercial, & Trades Directories)	Leahair Abraham, cattle salesman, 60 West Smithfield
1852: Post Office London Directory (Small Edition)	Leahair Abraham, cattle salesman, 60 West Smithfield

Addresses:

1841	Gibson Square, Finsbury
1851	Baker St, Enfield
1861	4 Clifton Road, Camden Road, St Pancras
1871	2 Phoenix Cottages, Trinity, Islington
1879	Shakespeare Cott, Grove Rd, Holloway

[1756 - 1833]

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Baptised: 23 January 1756, Thorney CAM, Parish Register

Died: 27 May 1833, Thorney Probate record

Father: Abraham Le Haire

Mother: Sarah Le Haire

Siblings:

Judith Le Hare [29 September 1736 - 1789]
Abraham Le Hare [24 January 1738/9 - 29 September 1739]
Isaac Le Hare [19 November 1740 - 2 June 1825]
Abraham Le Hare [16 March 1742/3 - 1 December 1804]
Boyce Le Hare [31 May 1745 - 6 June 1745]
Rebecca Le Hare (→ Spriggs) [18 August 1746 - ]
Susanna Le Hare [7 December 1749 - 11 December 1749]
Mark Le Hare [24 May 1751 - 26 June 1751]
Anne Le Hare (→ Mears) [27 April 1753 - ]
Daniel Le Hair [1756 - 1833]

Married: Mary Wroot 24 April 1784

Marriage Entry:

Church	Thorney CAM
Date	24 April 1784
Name	Daniel Leahair
Of	this parish bachelor
and Name	Mary Wroot
Of	this parish singlewoman
By	Licence
Witnesses	Robert Wroot, J Sisson

Children:

Sarah Le Hair
Abraham Leahair
William Le Hair
Catherine Le Hair
Mary Le Hair
Elizabeth Le Hair

Will:

Of	Daniel Leahair of Thorney in the Isle of Ely and County of Cambridge Farmer
Dated	14 April 1833
Executors	Son Abraham Leahair, Nephew Isaac Mears of Gedney Hill
Witnesses	William Chattle of Thorney farmer, Robt Wroot of Thorney farmer Hart Buck of Thorney farmer
Legacies	Executors to sell or auction "all those my copyhold house premises and appurtenances thereto belonging and all that my 10 acres (more or less) of copyhold land situate in the parish of Deeping St James now in the occupation of Preston", the money to be held in trust. Wife Mary Leahair to take such household furniture, plate, linen and china as she may need during her lifetime. The remainder to be sold by the executors. Proceeds from the trust to be used to support Mary during her lifetime, and on her decease to be evenly split between: sons Abraham Leahair and William Leahair, daughter Sarah Leahair, daughter Mary wife of William Goodwin of Thorney, daughter Katherine wife of Thomas Morris of Thorney, and daughter Elizabeth wife of George Barrow of Thorney.

Probate:

Of	Daniel Leahair
At	Peculiar of Thorney
To	Isaac Mears
On	27 May 1833
Estate	£450

Entries in the Alteration of Tenants for Thorney:

"Farm House and Land in North Fen 152a 2r 1p at £100 late Danl Lehair from Lady Day 1793 continued by him at £130"
The contract relating to this reads:-
Daniel Lehair Farm and premises now in his occupation from Lady Day 1793 at £130.
This is exactly the same size as the farm with that in French Drove rented by his father, so is presumably the same land.
"Farm House and Land in North Fen 152a 2r 1p late Danl Lehaire at £130 from Lady Day 1800 continued by him at £160 "

[1715 - 1789]

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Baptised: 10 April 1715, Thorney CAM French Church, Register

Buried: 3 September 1789, Thorney, aged 76, Parish Register

Father: Jean Le Haire

Mother: Judith Sigee

Baptismal Entry:

Date	10 April 1715
Where	French Church Thorney CAM
Text	"Temoins: Nicholas Sauvage; Susanne Sige"

Siblings:

Jean Le Haire [20 September 1705 - ] Temoins: Daniel Ris; Anne Gouy
Susanne Le Haire [9 September 1707 - ] Temoins: Pierre Egar; Sara Egar
Abraham Le Haire [21 November 1708 - ] Temoins: Abraham de Sain; Marie Wood, Femme de Jean Thurlsby
Marie Le Haire [12 August 1711 - ] Temoins: David Egar; Jeanne le Haire, vefve de Daniel Ris
Benjamin Le Ffaire [16 May 1713 - ] Temoins: Abraham Sigé; Anne le Haire
Abraham Le Haire [1715 - 1789]
Jacob Le Here [4 July 1717 - ] Temoins: Jean Wantié; Marie Voods, femme de Jean Thorbi
Isaac Le Here [10 June 1722 - ] Temoins: Abraham Sugé; Grace Gouy, femme de Banjamin Gouy
Daniel Le Here [5 January 1724 - ] Temoins: Daniel Egar; Susanne Egar
Esther Le Haire [23 October 1725 - ] Temoins: Ethienne le Tall; Esther Iserby
Sarah Leahair (→ Richardson) [fl 1789]

Married: Sarah Le Hair

Children:

Judith Le Hare
Abraham Le Hare
Isaac Le Hare
Abraham Le Hare
Boyce Le Hare
Rebecca Le Hare
Susanne Le Hare
Mark Le Hare
Anne Le Hare
Daniel Le Hair

Will:

Of	Abraham Leahair of Thorney Abbey in the Isle of Ely and County of Cambridge farmer
Dated	15 September 1787
Executors	wife Sarah Leahair, son Daniel Leahair
Witnesses	Abraham Fountain, Abraham Leahair
Legacies	wife Sarah Leahair £40. son Abraham Leahair £50. Rebeccah the wife of Robert Spriggs £50. daughter Ann the wife of Isaac Mears £50. grandchildren Matthew and Elizabeth Leahair, the children of deceased son Isaac, £10 each. Remainder split between wife Sarah and youngest son Daniel.

Probate:

Of	Abraham Leahair
At	Peculiar of Thorney
To	Sarah and Daniel Leahair
On	15 September 1789
Estate	£1,081

Entries in the Alteration of Tenants for Thorney:

Farmhouse etc in French Drove 146 - 156 152a 2r 1p Abraham Leahair at £76 per annum from Lady Day 1772 let to him again at £76 and Lady Day 1773 at £76 and Lady Day 1775 at £86. Mr. Lehair is to pay £15 towards repairing his buildings
The contract relating to this reads:-
Abr. Lehair Farm now in his tenure from Lady Day 1779 for 7 years at £100
Abraham Lehairs Farm let to him again from Lady Day 1779 for 7 years at the advance rent of £140.
Coleseed stands for a crop 1779. Surveyed in Sept and Oct 1779. Abraham Leahair 9a 1r 28p at £19 17s 11d.

[1703 - 1794]

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Born: 1703

Buried: 7 February 1794, Thorney CAM, Parish Register

Burial Entry:

Date	7 February 1794
Where	Thorney CAM
Text	"Sarah LeHare, widow of Deeping St James, aged 91"

Married: Abraham Le Haire

Children:

Judith Le Hare
Abraham Le Hare
Isaac Le Hare
Abraham Le Hare
Boyce Le Hare
Rebecca Le Hare
Susanne Le Hare
Mark Le Hare
Anne Le Hare
Daniel Le Hair

Will:

Of	Sarah Leahair late of Thorney now of Deeping Fen widow
Dated	18 September 1789
Executors	Daniel Leahair
Witnesses	J Thorpe, John Baker
Legacies	daughters Rebeccah Spriggs and Anne Mears £5 for mourning and £20 later. son Abraham Leahair £10. grandson Matthew Leahair £5. granddaughter Elizabeth Leahair £5. Remainder to son Daniel Leahair.

Probate:

Of	Sarah Leahair
At	Peculiar of Thorney
To	Daniel Leahair
On	6 March 1794
Estate	£600

[1671 - >1725]

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Baptised: 17 December 1671, Thorney CAM French Church, Register

Father: Jean Le Haire

Mother: Ester Pinchon

Baptisal Entry:

Date	17 December 1671
Where	Thorney French Church
Text	"Temoins: Symon Le Haire; Ruth ..., femme de Jacob Descou"

Siblings:

Ester Yserby married Jean De Lespiere
1. Mathieu De Lespiere [4 April 1669 -]
2. Jean De Lespierre [21 July 1672 -]
3. Joel De Lespierre [10 January 1672/3 -]
Ester Yserby married David Le Roy
Mathieu Yserby [14 December 1656 - ]
Anne Yserby [31 January 1657/8 - ]
Judich Yserby [28 November 1660 - ]
Marie Le Haire [27 April 1663 - ]
Mathieu Yserby [21 June 1663 - ]
Isaac Le Haire [5 November 1665 - ]
Estienne Yserby [2 May 1666 - ]
Piere Yserby [20 September 1668 - ]
Jean Le Haire [1671 - >1725]
Jenne Le Haire (→ Ris) [6 October 1675 - ] Temoins: Jaques Sy; Jeanne Didier, femme de Piere

Married: Judith Sigee

Children:

Jean Le Haire
Susanne Le Haire
Abraham Le Haire
Marie Le Haire
Benjamin Le Ffaire
Abraham Le Haire
Jacob Le Here
Isaac Le Here
Daniel Le Here
Esther Le Haire
Sarah Leahair

[<1644 - >1675]

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Born: Sandtoft LIN

Father: John Le Haire

Mother: Anne Le Roy

Siblings:

Jean Le Haire [<1644 - >1675]
Anne Le Haire (→ Guoy ⇒ Elam) [1659 - ]

The above is somewhat conjectural. The parentage and baptism of Anne Le Haire is given in the Stovin Manuscript, a portion of the now-lost Register of the Huguenot Church at Sandtoft. Jean is taken to be the brother of Anne, and thus the son of John and Anne Le Roy, as the result of a family reconstruction exercise.

Married 1: Marie Hagnerez
A Maria Hagnerez wife of Piere De Sain, appears in the baptismal register of Thorney French Church on several occasions between 7 January 1665/6, when their son Piere was baptised, and 9 January 1686/7. Some researchers have taken her to be the same person as Maria Hagnerez wife of Jean Le Haire; in which case, the Jean Le Haire to whom she was married could not legally be this one (or else he would have been bigamously married to Ester Pinchon while his first wife still lived), but could perhaps be his father. However, I take them to be different women, because of the short (2 month) gap between the baptism of Isaac son of Jean Le Haire and Maria Hagnerez and that of Piere son of Piere De Sain and Maria Hagnerez.

Children of first marriage:

Marie Le Haire
Isaac Le Haire

Married 2: Ester Pinchon

Children of second marriage:

Jean Le Haire
Jenne Le Haire

Expired Lease Russell Collection, Bedford Record Office, Box 3 Bundle 2:

Dated 3 April 1660, valid for 1661 - 8, in the names of Simon Le Hare, Jean Le Roy and Jean Le Hare. This could refer to him, or perhaps his father.

The Le Haire family, and others (Amory, Le Roy, Morillion, Pinchon, etc) moved from Sandtoft to Thorney CAM. They would thus appear to have been connected with the drainage projects of Sir Cornelius Vermuyden. However, as they were still at Sandtoft in 1655/6, they would appear to have been farmers rather than drainage workers.

[<1628 - >1662]

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Siblings:

John Le Haire [<1628 - >1662]
Symon Le Haire
Some researchers have taken Symon to be the father of John, rather than his brother. However, Symon and his wife Marye Le Roy had a son Abram in 1656 (see the Stovin manuscript). Maria LeRoy married Simon Acfair 15 July 1645, which I take to be a badly-transcribed reference to Symon LeHair. If Symon is father to Jean, then either it is by an earlier wife, or the 1643 SPD reference (see below) is to a different Jean Le Haire

Married: Anne Le Roy

Children:

Jean Le Haire
Anne Le Haire

State Papers, Domestic - Charles I, CCCCXCVII - August 1643:

Information of John Van Hæsdonck, gent., to William Earl of Newcastle, Lord General of all his Majesty's forces in the northern parts, against Captain Antonio Vernatts, or Vernatti, his agents and soldiers. Informant has had special employment in his Majesty's service for divers months past, and has several tenants by lease in the Level of Hatfield Chase, viz., Hubert Le Roy, John Wantier, Charles Waterlow, John Le Haire, Edward Outibrigg, and others all of them in quiet possession when informant entered his Majesty's service. About that time Vernatts, who was at the suit of informant imprisoned for debt in the King's Bench, escaped, and in malice against Hæsdonck and his tenants, and taking advantage of his absence, did with his agents forcibly enter the possessions of his tenants, pulled down one of their houses, four children being therein, took most of their last year's corn and divers cattle, saying there is no law in force, that he would fire their houses, and intended to raise a troop of horse to take all the rest of their goods. The said tenants receiving such cruel dealing and hard usage from Vernatts and his agents, did May 16 last at Sheffield, petition your Excellency for restitution and protection, and you referred their petition to Sir William Savile and Sir Ralph Hansby, who appointed a time and place for examination of their complaints, and to hear the parties on both sides; and the petition and order being shown to Vernatti, nevertheless he still detained their goods from Hæsdonck and his tenants. Upon the said poor tenants' petition you likewise granted them your protection in writing, dated May 16 last, against plundering or molesting their persons, houses, families, goods, or chattels; howbeit Captain Vernatts being well acquainted with the protection, hath since, contrary to it, plundered the houses of the tenants, pillaged their goods, and committed divers barbarous acts upon them, who for prevention therof showed him the protection, which he not only put in his pocket and detains, and still keeps slighting it in all his actions and speeches; but he hath since in most wilful contempt thereof acted many outrages upon the tenants as more fully appears by the following articles against him:

He and his soldiers when Gainsborough was assaulted by the Parliament's forces, of which he had notice, and wherein he might have done the King better service, broke open Le Roy's house, took out divers household goods, and carried Le Roy prisoner to his house, where he detained him till he paid 10l., and kept his wife a prisoner also.
He hath since the 5th of August instant, by his agents, threshed and carried away nearly 14 quarters of [corn being] Le Roy's goods.
He, against all law, equity, and conscience, gained divers horses into his troop from his poor neighbours, on pretence of buying them, promising ready money for the same, and having got the possession and price thereof, detains the horses from the owners without one penny payment. Instances given. And he with seven of his soldiers did, August 1, forcibly enter Wantier's house, and turned him, his wife and children thereout, and detains it from them by force.
About July 5 last, four or five of his soldiers came in a very terrifying manner to Waterlow's house, with their pistols cocked, to take Waterlow, and threatened to drive away all his goods, and burn his house, and then drove away eight of his beasts; and for safety of his life and the rest of his goods he was forced to ride away with two horses though newly taken from the plough.
Shortly before that, about 12 of his soldiers took by force from Waterlow, for their captain's use, two mares with which he was ploughing, and he detains them without payment or promising anything for them. And on July 17 last his soldiers most deperately assaulted Waterlow near his house, and threatened to kill or take him prisoner, and take two other mares from him, and for preservation of his life he was suddenly enforced to desert his house; by which unwarrantable acts Waterlow dare neither go to the church, plough, burn his ground, nor manage his husbandry.
About July 5 last, four, or five of his soldiers came in a very riotous manner to Le Haire's house, and threatened to take away all his goods and burn his house.
His soldiers, a little before July 5, did by force and arms take from Le Haire, for their captain's use, a nag and a mare with which he was ploughing, and he yet detains them without any payment; by reason of which acts Le Haire dare neither go to church, plough, nor attend his husbandry.
Vernatts, about August 5 last, with Christopher Stubbs and nine more soldiers, forcibly broke open Le Haire's house, and turned his wife and children out of doors.
For the better countenancing these outrages and most illegal acts, Vernatti usually told the tenants that he had done nothing against them but by direction of Sir Wm. Savile and Sir Ralph Hansby.
For redress of these outrages, continuance of the tenants in their possessions till the law otherwise determined the same, and for restitution of the poor men's goods, as also for bringing Captain Vernatts and his agents to condign punishment, Van Hæsdonck, August 3 last, petitioned your Excellency at Gainsborough, and you referred it to a council of war; and Sir Will. Widdrington president thereof, wrote under the petition, and signed it as follows: Sir, the differences betwixt you and petitioner being referred by his Excellency to Sir William Savile and Sir Ralph Hansby, it is my Lord General's pleasure that you forbear to use violence in anything concerning petitioner, and that restitution be made for what hath been taken by any of your soldiers, your servant, William Widdrington. To Captain Vernatts. Which petition and order were on August 7 instant showed to Captain Vernatts in the sight of his whole troop, and restitution demanded, and that no further violence should be offered the poor men. Howbeit he did by his agents on the same day in contempt of Sir Wm. Widdrington's order, forcibly enter upon Waterlow's possession, and by force took thence a quarter of rape-seed.
On the same day he by force took from Le Haire two quarters two quarters of rape-seed.
On the same day he with divers of his soldiers took by force from Le Roy over three quarters of rape-seed; and on August 9 entered Le Roy's house, turned him and his family out of doors, and detains the same by force. One Mr. Bradley, who hath been served with the said order, and is one of the Captains agents, still holds possession of the house from Le Roy, and will not tender any obedience to the said order.

State Papers, Domestic - Commonwealth, CXXVI - 15 April 1656:

[Full text, as taken from the Proceedings of the Huguenot Society. SPD contains only a summary. The original spelling, as given in the Proceeding, is used throughout]
The humble pettition of the poore Protestant strangers, being both French and Dutch, inhabitants within the Levell of Hatfield Chace, and parts adjacent, in the Countyes of Yorke, Lincolne, and Nottingham, [To Lord Protector Oliver Cromwell]
Sheweth, That your pettitioners not haueing the libertye to exercise the Protestant religion in theyr native countryes, did flye into England, and settle theyr families within the said Levell, and had a church erected att Sandtofte, where they had peaceably assembled for almoste twenty yeares.
That diuers of the inhabitants of the Isle of Axholme, in the County of Lincolne afforesaid, in a moste barbarous and inhumane m[anner] ryotously destroyed the corne and rapes, exposeing them to th[e] extremity of cold and famine.
That the sayd ryoters, esteeming it a little thinge to haue berefte your pettitioners of theyr estates and liuely hood (which they had formerly not accounted deare to them in competition with theyr religion, except they should haue demollished the House of God likewise), did breake doune the windowes, doores, seates and iron thereof. And findinge that, as your pettitioners frequented not theyr Church because it was not conueniently accomodated to God's worshipe, soe neither would they discontinue theyr assembling thear, notwithstanding it was soe defaced, made it a slaughterhouse, and a stable, and buryed carryon in the same.
That the sayd ryoters findinge all theyr irreligeos practices ineffectual to the keepinge your pettitioners from meeting att theyr soe noyesome and ruinated place of God's holy worshipe, Mr. Danyell Noddell, Sollicitor to the said Isle, with seuerall inhabitants thereof, came to the said Church on the Lord's day, and with armes enforced them thence, sayeinge that vnlesse your pettitioners were stronger that they, your pettitioners should not come there.
That in pursuance of an Order of the Councell of State, and Writt of Assistance out of his Highness' Court of Exchequer, inioyneinge the possession of part of the controverted lands to the Participiants of the said improuement, Nathaniell Readinge Esq., one of the Participants, haueinge taken possession thereof accordingly, gaue order for the cleanseinge and repairinge of the sayd Church.
That on the one and twentieth day of January last, seuerall the inhabitants of the said Isle (with whome the said Mr. Noddell was, att theyr setting forwards), being armed with guns and diuers other weapons, did come to the said Church, and did beate downe the windowes, dores, seates, and pulpitt, and haueinge layd them in heapes within the said Church, did sett them on fyer, and threatned to pull downe the stone and tymber thereof, and offered to sell the same.
That your pettitioner did make the former perticulars appeare before the Committee of the Longe Parliament, but the said Order of the Councell, not beinge putt in execution for the tryall of the ryoters, nor any thinge inflicted on them though they were excepted in the Generall Act of Pardon, your pettitioners have not onely been impoverished by theyr expensive attendance in expectation of reliefe, but the ryoters, makeinge an eivell vse of theyr impunity for theyr former wickednesse, haue thereby been anymated in theise latter villanyes.
Since your highnesse' zeale for God's glory engaged you to soe great a tendernesse for the distresed Protestants in Sauoy, your most disconsolate pettitioners do humbly pray that the Order annexed may bee renewed, and that they may bee freed from the violence of those cruell men, and may in peace assemble at the House of God, and such provision, as the Lord shall moue your hart vnto, bee made for theyr former sufferings and future safety: And as they fled hither from persecution for protection, and accounted themselues most happy that the Lord hath made your Highnesse theyr protector, soe shall theyr soules continually beseech and bless God for your Highnesse.
Dated 18 March 1655/6, Signed by
Jean De Kerhuel, Jean Egar, Lieuin Manié, John Le Talle, Jaques Le Roy, James Pinchon, Jehan Le Houcgh, James Hancar, Jacob Descamps, Christienne Smaghues, Jacob Venneille, Jaques Hernue, Charle De Lanoy, John Cuuelie, Anthoinne Hapio, Charle Vaterlo, Danniel Du Verliez, James Becue, Isaac De Lannoy, John Le Haier, Joel Delespiere, Jan Gokelar, Piere Egar, Pierre Du Quenne, Kaerel Pryem, Isanbaer Savatt, Charle Gribau, Samuel Le Talle, John Amory, John Beharel, John Le Hooke ju, Dauid Le Talle, Jehan Du Mollin, André Maniez, Leuren Descou, Osse Le Grand, Vincent Caillet, Jacque Du Bois, Michee Amory, John Amory ju, Peeter Castell, Dauid Morillion, Isaac Amory, Jean Pinchon, Jacques Hernu ju, Phillippe Hennoc, Alisander Foster, Isaac Hancar, Abscalon Le Gran[d], Sidrac Morillion, Samuel Morillion, Jacque Goglær, Jan Dauerow.
This petition was referred to the Council, and after investigations, judgement given in favour of the petitioners. See State Papers, Domestic - Commonwealth CXXIX 21 August 1656

Hearth Tax:

Two Jean Le Hairs were rated at 1 hearth in the Hearth Tax at Thorney CAM in 1662, 1664-5 and 1666, but not in 1674. I take these entries to refer to Jean and his son John.

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Married: John Le Haire

Children:

Jean Le Haire
Anne Le Haire

Anne Le Roy is probably related to the Hubert Le Roy mentioned in Van Hæsdonck's Complaint to Charles I in the State Papers of 1643, and the Jaques Le Roy who signed the petition to Oliver Cromwell in the State Papers of 1656.

[1848 - 1913]

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Born: 19 April 1848

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Registration District	Kidderminster
in the Sub-District of	Lower Mitton
in the County of	Worcestershire
When and where born	19 April 1848 at Lower Mitton
Name	Mary
Sex	Girl
Name of Father	Edwin Lee
Name of Mother	Mary Lee, formerly Large
Profession of Father	Labourer
Informant	Mary Lee , Mother, Lower Mitton
When Registered	8 May 1848

Father: Edwin Lee

Mother: Mary Large

Siblings:

Kesiah Lee [1837 -] married SEP qtr 1856 Dudley John Roberts
1. Emily Roberts [1857 -] marrried JUN qtr 1881 Emmanuel Pearson
  1. John William Pearson [1881 -]
    (19 Clara Street, Warrington LAN: RG12/3077 f96 p2)
  (26 Union Street, Tipton STS: RG11/2864 f49 p1; 19 Clara Street, Warrington: RG13/3581 f176 p29)
Jemima Lee [1839 -] married DEC qtr 1862 Dudley William Powell
1. Sarah Ann Powell [1860 -]
2. Richard Powell [1863 -]
3. Josiah Powell [1868 -]
4. John Powell [1875 -]
5. Mary Powell [1876 -]
6. William Powell [1878 -]
7. Selina 'Lena' Powell [1880 -] married SEP qtr 1897 Chesterfield William James Nightingale
  1. Maud Hilda Nightingale [JUN qtr 1898 Chestefield -]
  2. Gladys Nightingale [DEC qtr 1900 -]
    56 Puss, Eckington DBY: RG13/3258 f47 p30)
8. Samuel Powell [1883 -]
9. Lena Lloyd [1895 -] (granddaughter)
  (2ct 2hse Dock Lane, Dudley: RG10/3010 f145 p80; 23a Angel St, Dudley: RG11/2878 f76 p27; Cleveland Street Dudley: RG12/2295 f36 p9; 56 Puss, Eckington DBY: RG13/3258 f47 p30)
Richard Lee [1842 -] married Betsy [1842 -]
1. David Lee [JUN qtr 1862, Dudley, as David Lee Pitt -] married Sarah
  1. Richard Lee [1893 -]
    (2 Maughan Street, Dudley: RG13/2744 f114 p11)
2. Amelia Lee [1866 -]
3. Richard Lee [1870 -]
  1. Annie Ross (stepdaughter)
    (1 Maughan Street, Dudley: RG13/2744 f114 p11)
  (29 Vauxhall Street, Dudley: RG11/2878 f39 p27; 2 Maughan Street, Dudley: RG12/2293 f117 p48; Dudley Union Workhouse: RG13/2739 f135 p3)
Edwin Lee [1843 -]
Josiah Lee [1847 -] married DEC qtr 1864 Birmingham Dinah Harcourt [1847 -]
1. Jane Lee [1867 -]
2. Edwin Lee [1871 -]
3. Rachel Lee [1874 -]
4. Josiah Lee [JUN qtr 1877 -] married SEP qtr 1907 Dudley Pamela Massey
  1. Irene Evelyn Lee [1909 -] married Henry Smallwood
    1. Altheia E Smallwood married Albert Kirkham
      1. Vera Kirkham married Kevin Byng
  2. Josiah Lee [1914 -]
5. Charles Lee [1878 -]
6. Mary Lee [1881 -]
7. John Lee [1882 -]
8. Dinah Lee [1885 -]
9. Frederick Lee [1890 -]
10. (grandson) John Benton [1898 -]
  (20 Belper, Dudley: RG10/3010 f15 p24; 19 Bond Street, Dudley: RG11/2877 f53 p3; 14 King Street, Dudley: RG12/2294 f55 p26; 14 King Street, Dudley: RG13/2746 f133 p14)
Mary Lee [1848 - 1913]
Jane Lee [1851 -]
Mahala Lee [SEP qtr 1852 -]
Ellen Lee [1858 -]
Edward Lee [1861 -]
Mark Lee [1865 - 1893] married SEP qtr 1884 West Ham Mary Ann Langford (Mary Ann Lee married DEC qtr 1896 Robert Owen Causeway)
1. Mark Lee [1884 -]
2. Elsie Lee [1885 -]
3. Edwin Lee [1890 -]
  (15 Ernest Road, West Ham ESS: RG12/1327 f95 p52)
4. Isaac Lee [1892 -]
  (22 Beaconsfield Road, Canning Town: RG13/1576 f127 p6)

Baptismal Entry:

Church	Lower Mitton
Date	25 September 1848
Name	Mary
Parents	Edward and Mary Lee
Abode	Mitton
Father's Occ	Labourer

The father's name given as Edwin on GRO, Edward in Parish Register.

Married: Thomas Whitehouse

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Registration District	Dudley
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Netherton
in the County of	Worcester
When Married	1 November 1869
Name and Surname	Mary Lees
Age	full
Condition	Spinster
Profession
Residence	Dudley
Father's Name	Edward Lees
Father's Profession	Labourer
Witnesses	Eli Hill, Elizabeth Hill groom's stepfather and mother

Children:

William Henry Whitehouse
Thomas Whitehouse
Elizabeth Whitehouse
Mark Whitehouse
Emily Whitehouse
Dinah Whitehouse
Edward Whitehouse

plus 5 unknown children, dead by 1911

The Whitehouse family, circa 1890

Died: 16 August 1913 Gravestone in Lye Cemetery gravestone

certificate

Registration District	Stourbridge
in the Sub-District of	Stourbridge
in the Counties of	Worcester, etc
When and where died	16 August 1913, Fletcher Street, Woollescote
Name and Surname	Mary Whitehouse
Sex	Female
Age	65 years
Occupation	Wife of Thomas Whitehouse, galvanised holloware manufacturer
Cause of death	Carcinoma of Rectum
Informant	the mark of Thomas Whitehouse, widower of deceased, Present at the death, 16 Fletcher Street Woollescote
When Registered	18 August 1913

Addresses:

1851	Cleveland Street Dudley
1861	Old Dock Dudley
1871	21 Angell St, Dudley
1877	Attwood St, Wollescote
1881	Brook St, Wollescote
1891	26 Bagley St, Stourbridge
1901	Attwood St, Wollescote
1911 - 1913	16 Fletcher Street, Woolescote
-1913	Surfeit Hill, Cradley

Said, by Harold Whitehouse, one of her grandsons, to have been Irish, or at least to have had a distinct Irish accent. It should, however, be noted Harold Whitehouse was only five years old when she died, and thus the claim is based on a very old memory.

1890

[1814 - 1887]

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Baptised: 3 August 1814, Bridgnorth St Mary Magdelene SAL

Father: Richard Lee

Mother: Kesia Bourne

Siblings:

Mary Lee [born 23 June 1806 -] (baptised 22 June 1808)
Edwin Lee [1814 - 1887]
John Lee [5 February 1815 -] Mother given as 'Sarah'
Eliza Lee [born 13 October 1815 -] (baptised 8 December 1815) married SEP qtr 1841 Wolverhampton Charles Bates
Josiah Lee [18 June 1817 -] Mother given as 'Kenah' married 18 May 1841 Tipton Sarah Griffiths
Mahala Lee [about 19 November 1819 -]
Mark Philip Lee [15 June 1821 -] married SEP qtr 1843 Bridgnorth Sarah [1826 -]
1. Charles Lee [1843 -]
2. Lacey Lee [1846 -]
3. Catherine Lee [MAR qtr 1849 -]
4. James Lee [JUN qtr 1851 -]
  (Saint John Street, Bridgnorth: HO107/1986 f371 p24; Tower Street, Dudley: RG9/2059 f23 p10)
Mark Philip Lee married DEC qtr 1862 Dudley Hannah Taylor [1828 -]
1. Mark P Lee [1868 -]
2. Annie Powell [1875 -] (granddaughter)
  (11 Albert Street, Dudley: RG10/3012 f113 p23; 11 Albert Street, Dudley: RG11/2877 f139 p17)

Both John and Eliza may have been inmates in Bridgnorth Gaol in 1841 (HO107/923/2 f35 p1)

Married: Mary Large 11 December 1836, Wolverhampton STS St Peter (Register transcript)
Witnesses: Mary Ann Smith, John Biddulph

Children:

Kesiah Lee
Jemima Lee
Richard Lee
Edwin Lee
Josiah Lee
Mary Lee
Jane Lee
Mahala Lee
Ellen Lee
Edward Lee
Mark Lee

Died: 3 January 1887, Dudley

certificate

Registration District	Dudley
in the Sub-District of	Dudley
in the County of	Worcester
When and where died	3 January 1887, 7 Angel Street
Name and Surname	Edwin Edward Lee
Sex	Male
Age	73 years
Occupation	Baker
Cause of death	Chronic Bronchitis, certified
Informant	Josiah Lee, son, present at the death, 19 Bond Street Dudley
When Registered	5 January 1887
Clerical error in col 2 corrected on the 8th January 1887 by me E Hollier Registrar, at the request of Josiah Lee, Son

Addresses:

1841	Bernards Hill, Bridgnorth
1851	Cleveland Street, Dudley
1861	Old Dock, Dudley
1871	79A Dock Lane, Dudley
1881	Court No 1, 1 Martin Hill Street, Dudley
1887	7 Angel Street, Dudley

[1777 - 1865]

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Baptised: 25 January 1777, Stockton by Bridgnorth SAL

Father: Richard Lee

Mother: Elizabeth Robinson

Siblings:

Thomas Lee [29 November 1767 -]
John Lee [10 November 1771 -]
Richard Lee [1777 - 1865]
James Lee [2 April 1780 - 2 April 1782]

Married: Kezia Bourne 13 March 1803, Barrow SAL

Children:

Mary Lee
Edwin Lee
John Lee
Eliza Lee
Josiah Lee
Mahala Lee
Mark Philip Lee

Died: 15 December 1865, Bridgnorth

certificate

Registration District	Bridgnorth
in the Sub-District of	Bridgnorth
in the County of	Salop
When and where died	15 December 1865, Whitburn Street, Bridgnorth
Name and Surname	Richard Lee
Sex	Male
Age	89 Years
Rank or Profession	Baker
Cause of death	Decay of Nature, Certified
Informant	the mark of Martha Overton, in attendance, St Marys Steps, Bridgnorth
When Registered	15 December 1865

Addresses:

1841 - 1851	Underhill Street, Bridgnorth SAL
1861 - 1865	17 Whitburn Street, Bridgnorth

[1742 - 1799]

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Baptised: 26 July 1742, Stockton SAL

Father: John Lee

Mother: Elizabeth Lee

Siblings:

James Lee
Mary Lee [5 January 1730 -]
John Lee [30 July 1735 -]
Richard Lee [1742 - 1799]

Married: Elizabeth Robinson 7 August 1763, Stockton by Bridgnorth SAL

Children:

Thomas Lee
John Lee
Richard Lee
James Lee

Buried: 5 March 1799, St Chads, Stockton SAL

[1702 - >1742]

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Born: 1702

Father: John Lee

Mother: Anne Lee

Married: Elizabeth Lee

Children:

James Lee
Mary Lee
John Lee
Richard Lee

[<1715 - >1742]

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Married: John Lee

Children:

James Lee
Mary Lee
John Lee
Richard Lee

[<1685 - >1702]

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Married: Anne Lee

Child:

John Lee

[<1715 - >1742]

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Married: John Lee

Children:

James Lee
Mary Lee
John Lee
Richard Lee

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8 generations of descendants

Married: William Skipper, 4 January 1781, West Acre, Parish Register

Children:

Ann Skipper
Sarah Skipper
William Skipper
Elizabeth Skipper
John Skipper
Ruth Skipper

[1813 - 1875]

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Father: Stephen Lightfoot

Married 1: Isaac Leek [1815 - 29 October 1834], 15 October 1834, Burslem St John STS

Newspaper: Staffordshire Advertiser Saturday 18 October 1834:

MARRIAGE
On Wednesday 15/10/1834 at Burslem by the Rev. John Cooper. Isaac Leak, China, Glass & Earthenware dealer, of Stafford to Miss Harriett Lightfoot of the former place.

Newspaper: Staffordshire Advertiser Saturday 1 November 1834:

DEATH
On Wednesday last Mr Isaac Leak of Stafford, China and Glass Dealer Aged 19. The Marriage of this young man was announced in our paper on the 18th ultimate, from which it appears he has survived his nuptial day only two brief weeks.

Married 2: Thomas Kimber

Marriage Entry:

Church	Wolstanton
Date	2 August 1836
Name	Thomas Kimber
Of	this parish Plumber a Widower
and Name	Harriet Leake
Of	this parish Widow
By	Banns
Witnesses	Elizth. Ball, John Ball

Newspaper: Staffordshire Advertiser Saturday 20 August 1836

Marriage
At Wolstanton on Tuesday 2nd Mr Thomas Kimber of Stoke on Trent to Harriett relict of the late Mr Leak(e) of Stafford

Children of second marriage:

Henry Kimber
Esther Kimber
Elizabeth Kimber
Martha Kimber
William Kimber

Married 3: 27 December 1862, Edward Rickus

certificate

Registration District	Birmingham		I take Edward Rickus to be the 16-year-old Edwin Rickees, (apparent) son of James Rickees, living at Floodgate Street Birmingham in 1841 (HO107/1142/3 f46 p10). In the 1861 census, he is listed as Edward Ricketts, a 36-year-old Brass dresser, lodging at Ct next 205 Watery Lane, Aston (RG9/2174 f74 p22). In the 1881 census, the widowed Edward Rickus was a pauper inmate of Birmingham Workhouse (RG11/3011 f58 p5), a Brass founder whose age is given as 58. His death certificate (MAR qtr 1891, Birmingham) gives his age as 66. If this is the right man, then his age on the marriage certificate is overstated by at least 10 years.
Solemnized at	the Registry Office
in the District of	Birmingham
in the County of	Warwick
When Married	27 December 1862
Name and Surname	Harriet Kimber	Edward Rickus
Age	49 years	48 years
Condition	Widow	Widower
Rank or Profession	Brass Founder	Brass Founder
Residence	Summer Lane	Summer Lane
Father's Name	Stephen Lightfoot (deceased)	James Rickus (deceased)
Father's Profession	-	Brass Founder
Witnesses	Joseph Jackson, Jane Page

Died: 11 June 1875

certificate

Registration District	Birmingham
in the Sub-District of	Saint George
in the County of	Warwick
When and where died	11 June 1875, Back of 175 Brearley Street West
Name and Surname	Harriett Ricketts
Sex	Female
Age	63 years
Occupation	Wife of Edward Ricketts, Brassfounder
Cause of death	Bronchitis, certified
Informant	Henry Kimber, son, In attendance. 12 High Street
When Registered	11 June 1875

Address:

1841	Bleak Hill, Rushton Grange, Burslem STS
1851	Cecil St, Birmingham
1861	Court 21 No 3, Summer Lane Courts, Birmingham
1871	Tower Street 29, Ct 5, Birmingham

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Child: Harriet Lightfoot

[1733 - >1765]

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Baptised: 4 August 1733, St Mary Magdalene, Bridgnorth SAL

Father: Edward Lloyd

Mother: Mary Benbow

Siblings: All at St Mary Magdalene

Alice Lloyd [30 March 1731 -]
Anne Lloyd [1733 - >1765]
Edward Lloyd [27 January 1734 -]
Perhaps the Edward Lloyd, Bargeowner of Bridgnorth, whose will proved 27 October 1787 left bequests to his wife Ann, sons Michael, Edward & Francis, and daughters Elizabeth, Frances & Mary.

Married: Francis Head 28 November 1750, St Mary Magdalene

Children: All at St Mary Magdalene

Francis Head
Anna Head
Susanna Head
John Head

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Married: Mary Benbow, 21 May 1730, St Leonards, Bridgnorth SAL

Children: All at St Mary Magdalene

Alice Lloyd
Anne Lloyd
Edward Lloyd

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Married: William Bendbow, 12 February 1708, St Leonards, Bridgnorth SAL

Children:

Mary Benbow
Sarah Benbow
William Benbow
Elizabeth Benbow
Ann Benbow

[1760 - 1827]

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Baptised: 24 August 1760, Gamlingay CAM, Parish Register

Buried: 4 November 1827, Gamlingay, aged 67, Parish Register

Father: John Mann

Mother: Anne Cupis

Baptised:

Date	24 August 1760
Where	Gamlingay
Text	"Mary Mann dau of John lab and Ann"

Siblings:

Elizabeth Mann [2 June 1754 - 18 August 1754]
Elizabeth Mann (→ Davis) [29 February 1756 - 22 May 1812]
Robert Mann [14 May 1758 - 18 March 1771]
Mary Mann [1760 - 1827]

Married: William Sarll 27 October 1778

Marriage Entry:

Church	Gamlingay
Date	27 October 1778
Name	William Sarll
Of	this parish bachelor
and Name	Mary Mann
Of	this parish spinster
Witnesses	Thomas Laxton, Henry Page

Children:

Elizabeth Sarll
Mary Sarll
James Sarll
Mary Sarll
Sarah Sarll
John Sarll
William Sarll
Sarah Sarll

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Married: Anne Cupis 4 October 1751

Marriage Entry:

Church	Gamlingay
Date	4 October 1751
Name	John Man
Of	this parish bachelor
and Name	Anne Cupis
Of	this parish spinster

Children:

Elizabeth Mann
Elizabeth Mann
Robert Mann
Mary Mann

Dead by 1797

[1675 - >1716]

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Baptised: 22 April 1675, Poundstock, IGI C023122-0610

Father: Richard Marshall

Mother: Mary Penwarden

Siblings:

Wilmotte Marshall [1675 - >1716]
Richard Marshall [14 June 1682 - ]

Married: John Goodman, 26 May 1715, Poundstock, Parish Register

Children:

Mary Goodman
Henry Goodman

[<1652 - >1682]

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Married: Mary Penwarden, 31 January 1667, Poundstock, IGI M023122-0131

Children:

Wilmotte Marshall
Richard Marshall

[1614 - >1648]

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Baptised: 11 September 1614, Morwenstow CON

Father: Thomas Martyn

Child:

John Neale

[<1599 - >1614]

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Child:

Honor Martin

[1810 - 1892]

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Born: 1810

Baptised: 22 July 1810, Whitstone, Parish Register

Father: William Martyn

Mother: Mary Goodman

Siblings:

Elizabeth Martyn [1810 - 1892]
Mary Ann Martyn (→ Webb) baptised 15 August 1813, Morwenstow

Married: Richard Webb 18 April 1833

Marriage Entry:

Church	Whitstone
Date	18 April 1833
Name	Richard Webb
Of	this parish
and Name	Elizabeth Martyn
Of	this parish
By	banns
Witnesses	John Cobbledick, Michael Ouglot?

Children:

William Martyn Webb
Elizabeth Webb
John Webb
Henry Webb
Mary Ann Webb
Richard Webb

Died: 2 January 1892, Forkstone

certificate

Registration District	Stratton
in the Sub-District of	Week St Kary
in the County of	Cornwall
When and where died	2 January 1892, Forkstone Whitstone
Name and Surname	Elizabeth Webb
Sex	female
Age	81 years
Occupation	Widow of Richard Webb, a yeoman
Cause of death	Old Age, Bronchitis 4 days, certified
Informant	Richard Webb, son, present at the Death, Forkstone Whitstone
When Registered	3 March 1892

Address:

1841 - 1851 - 1861	Forkstone, Whitstone
1871	Parsonage, Horwood DV
1881 - 1891	Forkstone, Whitstone

The variation of her stated place of birth in the censuses, sometimes Whitstone CON and sometimes Pyworthy DEV, is curious. There is abundant evidence that these entries refer to the same person: such as her stated ages, and those of her son Richard and daughter Elizabeth. Mary Ann Webb, wife of Henry Webb of Horwood in the 1871 census, is possibly the Mary Ann Martyne who married Henry Webb "about 6 April 1848" in Whitstone (IGI), and thus likely to be related to Elizabeth Webb née Martyn. Theory: Henry is brother to Richard Webb, Mary Ann sister to Elizabeth Martyn?

[1785 - >1810]

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Baptised: 30 October 1785, Whitstone, Parish Register

Father: Robert Martyn

Mother: Mary Martyn

Married: Mary Goodman 16 July 1810

Marriage Entry:

Church	Whitstone
Date	16 July 1810
Name	William Martyn
Of	this parish yeoman
and Name	Mary Goodman
Of	this parish spinster
By	Licence
Witnesses	Thos Goodman, John Goodman

Children:

Elizabeth Martyn
Mary Ann Martyn

[<1774 - >1789]

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Married: Mary Martyn

Child:

William Martyn

[<1760 - >1785]

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Married: Robert Martyn

Child:

William Martyn

[1734 - >1775]

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Baptised: 8 September 1734, Billingsley SAL

Father: John Massey

Mother: Abigail Perry

Siblings: All at Billingsley

James Massey [3 January 1722 -] (step-brother)
Abigail Massey [1734 - >1775]
Thomas Massey [26 October 1737 -]
Anne Massey [6 April 1740 -]

Married: Thomas Jones, 18 February 1759, Stottesdon SAL

Children:

Ann Jones
Abigail Jones
John Jones
Thomas Jones

[1690 - 1760]

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Baptised: 1690, Billingsley

Died: 3 January 1760 IGI

Father: John Massey

Mother: Anne Bateman

Siblings: All at Billingsley

Anne Massey [1688 -]
John Massey [1690 - 1760]
William Massey [1693 -]
James Massey [1696 -] married Eleanor Wild
Elizabeth Massey [1698 -]
Thomas Massey [1702 -]

Married 1: Sarah [- 1724]

Child of 1st marriage:

James Massey [3 January 1722 -]

Married 2: Abigail Perry, 3 May 1728, Billingsley SAL

Children of 2nd marriage:

Abigail Massey
Anne Massey
Thomas Massey

Other researchers have suggested John was the son of Robert and Katherine Ropes born 1703.

[<1673 - 1710]

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Married: 7 January 1687 Billingsley Anne Bateman

Children:

Anne Massey
John Massey
William Massey
James Massey
Elizabeth Massey
Thomas Massey

[1866 - 1931]

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Born: 22 May 1866

certificate

Registration District	Caxton
in the Sub-District of	Caxton
in the County of	Cambridgeshire and Huntingdon
When and where born	22 May 1866, Gamlingay
Name	Louisa
Sex	Girl
Name of Father	Henry Meeks
Name of Mother	Elizabeth Meeks, formerly Surll
Profession of Father	Farm Labourer
Informant	Elizabeth Meeks, Mother, Gamlingay
When Registered	1 June 1866

Father: Henry Meeks

Mother: Elizabeth Sarll

Siblings:

Catherine Meeks [31 March 1865 - 8 July 1901] photograph
Louisa Meeks [1866 - 1931]
George Meeks [21 October 1868 - 29 August 1954]
Mark Meeks [2 October 1869 - 15 April 1948]

Married: Joseph Hall, 19 May 1891, Gamlingay

certificate

Registration District	Caxton
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Gamlingay
in the County of	Cambridge
When Married	19 May 1891
Name and Surname	Louisa Meeks
Age	24
Condition	Spinster
Rank or Profession
Residence	Gamlingay
Father's Name	Henry Meeks
Father's Profession	Gardener
Witnesses	George Meeks, Catherine Meeks bride's brother and sister?

Children:

Mabel Hall
Mark Walter Hall
Harold Frank Hall
Henry Howard Hall
Catherine Mary 'Kath' Hall

Died: 11 October 1931

certificate

Registration District	Caxton
in the Sub-District of	Caxton
in the Counties of	Cambridge etc.
When and where died	11 October 1931, Gamlingay
Name and Surname	Louisa Hall
Sex	Female
Age	65 years
Occupation	Farmer retired Widow of Joseph Hall Farmer
Cause of death	cardiac failure, chronic rheumatism and chronic gastro-enteritis
Informant	Mark Meeks, Brother, Gamlingay Cambs
When Registered	13 October

Newspaper:

GAMLINGAY
DEATH OF MRS J HALL
The death occurred at her home at Honey Hill, early on Sunday morning, of Mrs J Hall, aged 65, widow of Mr Joseph Hall, of Manor Farm, Gamlingay. She had been in failing health for some time. She leaves two sons and two daughters, all married and living in various parts of the country. During her long life in the village, Mrs Hall had taken a prominent part in public and social matters and was for a considerable period a member of the School Managers and the Parish Council. An attendant and supporter of the Baptist Old Meeting, she rendered much valuable service to its cause.
The funeral took place on Wednesday afternoon, the Rev. G. Clifford Batten (Pastor) offiating at the Baptist Old Meeting and at the graveside in the Cemetery. There was a very large number present in the Chapel, and during the service the hymns "Peace, perfect peace" and "Rock of Ages" were sung. The immediate mourners were Mr. Harold Hall (son). Mrs. Berriman (daughter), Mr. Howard Hall (son), Mrs. Vaughan (daughter), Mrs. H. Hall (daughter-in-law), Mr. Vaughan (son-in-law), Mr. Berriman (son-in-law), Mrs. M. Hall (daughter-in-law), Mr. M. Meeks, Mr. G. Meeks (brothers), Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hall (brother-in-law and sister-in-law), Mrs Darby, Mrs. Ingle (sisters-in-law), Mr. and Mrs. Whitmee, Mrs. G. Meeks, Mrs. M. Arnold, and Mrs. Wisson (niece).
Other present in the Chapel were Mrs. H. W. Turrell, Mrs. E. J. Watson, Miss Cade, Mr. Sam Sarll, Mrs. Batten, Mr. and Mrs. J. Johhson, Mr. F. Johnson, Mrs. R. Cade, Mrs. R. Worboys, Miss Brimm, Mr. Underwood, Miss Sarll, Mr. Course, Mrs. Turner, Miss Double, Mr. W. W. Powell, Mr. E. Garrott, Mr. F. Sharpe, Mrs. J. Fowler, Miss Lowings, Mrs. Norman, Mrs. A. Jakes, Mrs. P. Dew, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Sharpe, Mr. L. G. Peters, Mr. and Mrs. J. Dalley, Mr. and Mrs. C. Careless, Miss Garrott, Mr. W. J. Gilbert, Miss Kimbrey, Mrs. B. J. Gray, Miss Careless, Mrs. G. Jarvis, Mr. A. E. Saunders. Mrs. A. Swannell, Miss Brunlett, Mrs. G. Lawmon, Mr. A. Fowler, Mrs. J. Peacock, Mrs. Blaine, and Mrs. A. Hodge.

Will:

Of	Louisa Hall of Manor Farm Gamlingay widow
Dated	1 July 1915
Executors	Mark Meeks (brother) of Gamlingay market gardener, Alfred Hall (brother in law) of Eynesbury market gardener, Mabel Hall (daughter)
Witnesses	Lionel Abrahams of St Neots solicitor, L J Fluit his clerk
Legacies	Personal effects equally to daughters Mabel and Catherine. Real estate to be held in trust until the youngest child reaches 21, or marries before, then to be equally divided between children, with provision for any dying leaving issue. It was her wish that son Harold should succeed to the farming business, if he so desired.

Probate:

Of	Louisa Hall of Lyndhurst, Gamlingay, widow
At	London
To	Mark Meeks, Alfred Hall, Mabel Berriman (wife of John Berriman)
On	21 January 1932
Estate	£3,508 5s 10d

Addresses:

1871	Shop, Gamlingay Sinks
1881	Tetworth Hall, Tetworth
1891	Gamlingay Sinks
1901	Station Road, Gamlingay
1899-1911-1915	Manor Farm, Gamlingay

[1840 - 1897]

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Born: 1 November 1840

certificate

Registration District	Saint Neots
in the Sub-District of	Saint Neots
in the County of	Huntingdon, Bedfordshire and Cambridgeshire
When and where born	1 November 1840, Tetworth
Name	Henry
Sex	Boy
Name of Father	Charles Meeks
Name of Mother	Mary Merrington Meeks, formerly Jakins
Profession of Father	Labourer
Informant	Charles Meeks , Father, Tetworth
When Registered	9 December 1840

Father: Charles Meeks

Mother: Mary Merrington Jakins

Photograph

Siblings:

Edith Meeks [1839 -] married JUN qtr 1860 William Cade [1836 -]
1. Harry Arthur Cade [1860 -] married MAR qtr 1888 Matilda Titmus [1863 -]
  1. Edith Cade [1889 -]
  2. Reuben Cade [1890 -]
  3. Eben Cade [1891 -]
  4. John Cade [1892 -]
  5. Mark Cade [1896 -]
    (Dutters End, Gamlingay: RG13/1520 f60 p22)
2. Jonathan Cade [1863 -] married MAR qtr 1894 Martha Blakey Atkinson [1859 -]
  1. Edith Cade [1895 -]
  2. Robert Cade [1900 -]
    (Hunslet LAN: RG13/4194 f11 p13)
3. Louisa Cade [1867 -] married DEC qtr 1904 William Edward Norman
4. Edward Cade [1872 -]
5. Susan Cade [1877 -]
  (Dutton Road, Gamlingay: RG10/1576 f95 p28; Dutter End, Gamlingay: RG11/1655 f53 p23)
Henry Meeks [1840 - 1897]
Edward Jonah Meeks [1842 - ] married DEC qtr 1866 Martha Smith [1841 -]
1. Emily Meeks [1870 -] married MAR qtr 1892 William Benson [1864 -]
  1. William John Benson [1893 -]
    (57 Cauldwell Street, Bedford BDF: RG13/1492 f13 p18)
2. Rhoda Meeks [1874 -]
3. Henry Meeks [1875 -]
4. Edith Meeks [1876 -]
5. Elizabeth Meeks [1879 -]
6. William Henry Meeks [1881 -]
  1. Elsie Meeks married Norton
    1. Richard Norton
  2. Kathleen Meeks
7. Harry Meeks [1886 -]
  (Cottage, Tetworth: RG11/1611 f133 p8; Tetworth, HUN: RG12/1242 f206 p3)
Jesse Meeks [1844 - ] married MAR qtr 1866 Dinah Sewell [1844 -]
1. Walter Meeks [1869 -] married MAR qtr 1890 Catherine Baxter [1873 -]
  1. Charles A Meeks [1890 -]
  2. Violet Meeks [1892 -]
  3. William Meeks [1894 -]
  4. Arthur Meeks [1896 -]
  5. Walter Meeks [1899 -]
  6. Harold Meeks [~January 1901 -]
    (Main Road, Yelling HUN: RG12/1276 f21 p9; New Tealand, Yelling: RG13/1520 f20 p7)
2. Charles Meeks [1870 -]
3. William Meeks [1874 -]
4. Alice Meeks [1878 -]
5. George Meeks [1880 -]
  (Game Keepers House, Yelling HUN: RG11/1656 f111 p3)
Jesse Meeks married MAR qtr 1883 Ann Baxter [1850 -] Mother of Catherine (above)
1. George Baxter [1875 -]
2. Ethel Baxter [1881 -]
3. Lily Meeks [1884 -]
4. Mary Meeks [1886 -]
5. James Meeks [1888 -]
6. Jesse Meeks [1890 -]
  (Keepers House, Yelling HUN: RG12/1276 f22 p11)
Charles Meeks [1846 - ] married DEC qtr 1872 Mary Cade [1846 -]
Edmund Meeks [1848 - ] married MAR qtr 1874 Miriam Daniels [1856 -]
1. Harry Rankin Meeks [1880 -]
2. Lizzie Meeks [1882 -]
3. Frank Meeks [1888 -]
4. Ethel Meeks [1889 -]
5. May S Meeks [1891 -]
6. John E Meeks [1894 -]
7. George H Meeks [1895 -]
8. William Meeks [1897 -]
  (Old Workhouse, Bold LAN: RG11/3723 f18 p5; Padgett Road, Poulton LAN: RG12/3082 f7A p9; Jacques Houses, Southworth with Croft LAN: RG13/3576 f41 p4)
Mary Ann Meeks [~July 1850 - ]
Elizabeth Meeks [1853 - ]
George Meeks [1853 - ]
William Meeks [1855 - ] married DEC qtr 1875 Hannah Dickerson [1856 -]
Eliza M Meeks [1860 - ]

Married: Elizabeth Sarll, 17 June 1864

certificate

Registration District	St Neots
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Everton and Tetworth
in the Counties of	Beford and Hunts
When Married	17 June 1864
Name and Surname	Henry Meeks
Age	23
Condition	Bachelor
Rank or Profession	Labourer
Residence	Tetworth
Father's Name	Charles Meeks
Father's Profession	Labourer
Witnesses	John Sarll, Mary Ann Sarll

Children:

Catherine Meeks
Louisa Meeks
George Meeks
Mark Meeks

Died: 17 November 1897, Gamlingay

certificate

Registration District	Caxton
in the Sub-District of	Caxton
in the Counties of	Cambridge and Huntingdon
When and where died	17 November 1897, Gamlingay Cambs
Name and Surname	Henry Meeks
Sex	Male
Age	57 years
Occupation	Market Gardener
Cause of death	Cut his throat with a knife while of unsound mind
Informant	Certificate received from A. J. Lyon, Coroner for Cambridgeshire. Inquest held 18 November 1897
When Registered	21 November 1897

gravestone
The burial is not listed in the Parish Register, so may have been a Nonconformist ceremony.

Newspaper: The Cambridge Chronicle and University Journal

SUICIDE AT GAMLINGAY
A sad case of suicide occurred at Gamlingay Sinks on Wednesday evening. Mr. Henry Meeks had lately left Gamlingay Sinks to go to live at Manor Farm, Gamlingay, which he had taken in succession to Mr. John Gray. The change from a smaller holding to a large one with its increased responsibility seemed to have unhinged his mind. For some time past he has been very strange in his ways and has been watched and carefully looked over. A few days ago he went back to his old house at the Sinks, where his eldest son, George, had lately married and settled, and stated he was going to stay there and would not go back to Manor Farm again. On Wednesday evening his son had considerable trouble with him and had a man or two to watch him. They got him into the house but he stated directly afterwards that he wished to go to an out-building. He had not been there many minutes, when hearing a noise his son burst the door open and found that his father had cut his throat. Dr. Hunter was sent for but could do no good and he soon died from his self-inflicted wounds. How he became possessed of the knife is not known. The doctor thought he had poisoned himself as well. Great sympathy is felt generally for the family and relations. Deceased was an old resident in the parish, honest and straightforward in his dealings and respected by all.

Will:

Of	Henry Meeks of Gamlingay Sinks
Dated	10 December 1892
Executors	Elizabeth Meeks, George Meeks, Mark Meeks
Witnesses	H Saunders French, Oliver Papworth
Legacies	All estate to wife during her life, then to be held in trust for all children. Children to inherit on attaining 21, or marriage of daughters. Provision for issue of children dying during the lifetime of Henry Meeks.

Probate:

Of	Henry Meeks of Gamlingay Links
At	London
On	22 December 1897
To	Elizabeth Meeks widow, George Meeks, Mark Meeks (sons) market gardeners
Estate	£687 11s 3d

Directory:

1875-92: Post Office Cambridgeshire

Henry Meeks, shopkeeper, Gamlingay Sinks

Addresses:

1841 - 1851 - 1861	Tetworth HUN
1871 - 1875 - 1881 - 1891 - 1892	Gamlingay Sinks CAM

unknown date

[1806 - 1864]

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Born: Tetworth 1806

Baptised: 11 January 1807

Father: Thomas Meeks

Mother: Sarah Munn

Siblings:

John Milton [29 April 1763 - ] child of father's first wife
William Meeks [4 September 1768 - ] married 14 October 1788 Potton Charlotte Chapman
Mary Meeks [2 December 1770 - ] married 28 December 1792 Potton James Brewer
Thomas Meeks [13 March 1774 - 1828] married 3 April 1792 Gamlingay Elizabeth Gilbert
James Meeks [- 22 November 1779]
Charles Meeks [1806 - 1864]

Married: Mary Jakins 29 January 1838

certificate

Registration District	St Neots
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Everton with Totworth (sic)
in the County of	Bedfordshire and Huntingdon
When Married	29 January 1838
Name and Surname	Charles Meeks
Age	full age
Condition	Bachelor
Rank or Profession	Labourer
Residence	Totworth
Father's Name	Thomas Meeks
Father's Profession	Labourer
Witnesses	George Darlow , John Jeffries

Children:

Edith Meeks §
Henry Meeks
Edward Jonah Meeks
Jesse Meeks
Charles Meeks
Edmund Meeks
Mary Ann Meeks
Elizabeth Meeks
George Meeks
William Meeks
Eliza M Meeks

§ In the 1851 census (HO107/1750 f321 p16), Edith Meeks is living in the household of the widowed Elizabeth Meeks, and listed as her granddaughter. Elizabeth was the widow of Charles' stepbrother Thomas, suggesting that Charles may have been brought up by his stepbrother following the death of his father.

Died: 2 December 1864, Everton, Gravestone

certificate

Registration District	Saints Neots
in the Sub-District of	Saint Neots
in the Counties of	Huntingdon Bedford & Cambridge
When and where died	2 December 1864, Tetworth
Name and Surname	Charles Meeks
Sex	Male
Age	57 Years
Occupation	Farm Laborer
Cause of death	Scirrhus of the Bowels, certified
Informant	the mark of Eliza Rosen, present at the death, Tetworth
When Registered	9 December 1864

Addresses:

1841 - 1851 - 1861

Tetworth HUN

[~1745 - 1813]

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Married 1: Mary Milton 26 December 1766
A Mary Meeks was buried at Potton 4 September 1803, aged 66. This could well be Mary née Milton

Marriage Entry:

Church	Gamlingay
Date	26 December 1766
Name	Thomas Meeks
Of	the Parish of Potton in the County of Bedford a bachelor
and Name	Mary Milton
Of	this parish a spinster
Witnesses	Henry Page, William Milton

Children of first marriage:

William Meeks
Mary Meeks
Thomas Meeks
James Meeks

Married 2: Sarah Munn, 17 September 1804, Potton

certificate

Church	Potton BDF
Date	17 September 1804
Name	Thomas Meeks, Widower
Of	this parish
and Name	the mark of Sarah Munn, Spinster
Of	the same
By	licence
Witnesses	Thos. Compton, the mark of Elizabeth Baxter

Marriage Licence:

Issued	27 July 1804
Between	Thomas Meeks, yeoman widower
of	Potton
And	Sarah Munn
of	Potton
Surety	Thomas Hine, coal-heaver of St Paul, Bedford

Child of second marriage:

Charles Meeks

"Thomas Meeks of Potton BDF widower" married Elizabeth Seamer, 27 July 1812 Saint Martin Outwich MDX. Although I know of no other Thomas Meeks in Potton, I do not believe this to be the same Thomas Meeks. The signatures on the marriage entries for 1766 and 1804 have some similarities, which that of 1812 does not.

1766	1804	1812

Land Tax Assessment:

Date	1798
Place	Potton
Proprietor	John Gilbert
Occupier	Thos Meeks
Sum	£1 12s 0d

Buried: 26 February 1813, Potton St Mary the Virgin, aged 68

[<1728 - >1748]

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Married: Richard Hall, 15 January 1743, Biggleswade BDF
Both of the Parish of Biggleswade

Children:

Richard Hall
Elizabeth Hall
William Hall

[<1695 - 1748]

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Married: Thomas Chandler, 25 October 1710, Tempsford, Parish Register

Children:

Elizabeth Chandler
Sarah Chandler
Thomas Chandler
Edward Chandler
Susan Chandler

Buried: 25 January 1747/8, Tempsford, Parish Register

[1673 - >1716]

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Born: 1673 Upper Swell GLS

Married: Richard Betteridge 1694

Children:

Richard Betteridge
Thomas Betteridge
William Betteridge
Joseph Betteridge
John Betteridge
Edward Betteridge
Robert Betteridge
Steven Betteridge
Anne Betteridge
George Betteridge

[<1757 - >1792]

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Married: John Kirk, 7 December 1772, Finsbury St Lukes

Children:

William Kirk
John Kirk
Mary Martha Kirk
Robert Kirk
William Kirk
Thomas Kirk
Harberson Joseph Kirk

An Elizabeth Mitchell, daughter of William and Elizabeth, was baptised at Finsbury St Lukes Old Street on 8 December 1738. However, there was another Elizabeth Mitchell in Finsbury St Lukes at the time, married to Samuel Child on 18 July 1774, and either could match the baptism.

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Married: Isaac Amory

Children:

Elizabeth Amory
Isaac Amory
Jaques Amory
Susanne Amory
Samuel Amory
Jacob Amory
Marie Amory

[<1800 - >1820]

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Married: 1815 Tetworth HUN Jonas Jakins BT

Children:

Lucy Jeakins
Mary Jakins

[<1790 - >1806]

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Married: Thomas Meeks, 17 September 1804, Potton BDF

certificate

Church	Potton BDF
Date	17 September 1804
Name	Thomas Meeks, Widower
Of	this parish
and Name	the mark of Sarah Munn, Spinster
Of	the same
By	licence
Witnesses	Thos. Compton, the mark of Elizabeth Baxter

Marriage Licence:

Issued	27 July 1804
Between	Thomas Meeks, yeoman widower
of	Potton
And	Sarah Munn
of	Potton
Surety	Thomas Hine, coal-heaver of St Paul, Bedford

Child:

Charles Meeks

Sarah was not the Sarah Munn baptised Sutton 23 July 1785, daughter of Ralph and Marcie Munn. That Sarah married John Saunderson 2 August 1803, and had children by him baptised at Gamlingay Baptist Church.

[1672 - >1696]

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Baptised: 7 June 1672, Morwenstow

Father: John Neale

Mother: Jone Neale

Married: Hugh Adams, 11 August 1688, Morwenstow, IGI 7608609-84

Children:

Henry Adams
Thomsine Adams
Mary Adams
John Adams
Henry Adams

[1648 - >1688]

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Baptised: 23 December 1648, Morwenstow CON, as John Neale or Martin

Father: Bennet Neale

Mother: Honor Martin

Married: Jone Neale

Child:

Mary Neale

Assessed for 1 hearth in the Michaelmas 1664 Hearth Tax.

[<1657 - >1688]

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Married: John Neale

Child:

Mary Neale

[<1633 - >1648]

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Child:

John Neale

[<1768 - >1783]

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Married: Robert Wain, 29 September 1783, Edgbaston

Children:

Ann Wane
George Wane
Samuel Wane

A Margaret Wain was buried as Birmingham St Martin 29 January 1815. But her age was given as 45, implying birth in 1770. This is difficult to reconcile with the marriage date.

[<1800 - 1887]

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Married: John Sarll 1 December 1815

Marriage Entry:

Church	Gamlingay
Date	1 December 1815
Name	John Sale (signs Sarll)
Of	this parish bac
and Name	Mary Norman
Of	this parish sp
Witnesses	Henry Page, James Norman

Children:

George Sarll
Samuel Sarll
Mary Sarll
Hillary Sarll
Joseph Sarll
John Sarll
Elizabeth Sarll
John Sarll
Sarah Sarll
William Sarll
James Sarll

Addresses:

1841 - 1851 - 1861 - 1871 - 1881

Green End, Gamlingay

Died: 18 March 1887

certificate

Registration District	Caxton
in the Sub-District of	Caxton
in the Counties of	Cambridge and Huntingdon
When and where died	13 March 1887, Gamlingay CAM
Name and Surname	Mary Sarll
Sex	Female
Age	94 years
Occupation	Widow of John Sarll, Master Tailor
Cause of death	Senile Decay, certified
Informant	the mark of Sarah Jackson, present at the death, Gamlingay
When Registered	24 March 1887

[1746 - >1785]

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Baptised: 1 January 1746/7, Merton DEV, Parish Register

Father: Thomas Nott

Mother: Elizabeth Shaxon

Siblings: All at Merton

Elizabeth Nott
Mary Nott [19 December 1748 - ] married 25 August 1777 Richard Quance
1. Mary Quance [15 June 1779 - 19 June 1779]
2. Elizabeth Quance [15 June 1779 - 19 June 1779]
3. John Quance [11 December 1782 -]
4. Richard Quance [18 August 1784 -]
5. Thomas Quance [7 February 1788 -]
6. William Quance [30 January 1786 - 7 January 1809]
7. Honour Quance [18 November 1789 -]
Jane Nott [16 January 1750/1 - ] married 30 January 1774 John Ward
1. Bartholomew Ward [29 January 1775 -]
2. Mary Ward [8 June 1777 -]
3. John Ward [20 February 1780 -]
4. Elizabeth Ward [14 September 1786 -]
5. Judith Ward [17 August 1789 -]
6. Thomas Ward [29 September 1793 - 23 October 1793]
John Nott [19 April 1754 - 3 February 1793] married 4 November 1777 Mary Pardon
1. Thomas Nott [16 March 1779 -] married Mary
  1. John Nott married CAN Elizabeth Woolley
  2. Robert Nott married Mary Townsend
    Both sons emigrated to Huron County ONT CAN, and are presumably the John and Robart Nott listed in the 1842 Assessment List and Population Return for the Township of Tuckersmith
2. John Nott [8 April 1784 -]
3. Henry Nott [14 April 1787 -]
4. Mary Nott [29 July 1781 - 1843]
Rebecca Nott [3 June 1756 - ] married 8 September 1783 Richard Stanbery
1. Thomas Stanbury [27 October 1783 -]
2. Thomas Stanbury [20 May 1784 -]
3. Thomas Stanbury [17 March 1785 -]
4. George Staandburrey [28 March 1793 -]
5. Rebecca Sandbuary [19 April 1795 -]
6. Benjamin Stanbury [14 April 1797 -]
7. William Stanbury [9 February 1800 -]
  The 1881 census of Merton Mill (RG11/2255 f53 p18) lists William Stanbury aged 80, with his wife Mary Harris Stanbury aged 26
Frances Nott [11 November 1761 - ] married 31 December 1787 John Acland

Married: James Risdon 9 September 1767

Marriage Entry:

Church	Merton
Date	9 September 1767
Name	James Risdon
Of	Black Torrington
and Name	Elizabeth Nott
Of	this parish
By	licence
Witnesses	Thomas Nott, John Quance

Children:

John Risdon
Joseph Risdon
Christopher Risdon
James Risdon
Jenny Risdon
Mary Risdon
Jane Risdon
Anne Risdon
Elizabeth Risdon

[1711 - 1776]

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Baptised: 15 May 1711, Merton DEV, Parish Register

Buried: 4 January 1776, Merton, Parish Register

Father: John Nott

Mother: Elizabeth Broad

Siblings:

Thomas Nott [1711 - 1776]
Elizabeth Nott (→ Gordon) [13 September 1715 - ]

Married: Elizabeth Shaxon, 29 November 1744, Merton DEV, Parish Register

Children:

Elizabeth Nott
Mary Nott
Jane Nott
John Nott
Rebecca Nott
Frances Nott

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Buried: 12 November 1714, Merton DEV, Parish Register

Married: Elizabeth Broad, 28 June 1709, Merton, Parish Register

Children:

Thomas Nott
Elizabeth Nott

Ancestral File Number: 2287-4ML

[1783 - 1875]

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Born: 27 October 1783, BDF "Makers of New York" Morris 1895

Died: 13 February 1875, Auburn, New York USA

Married: Thomas Whitmee, 16 October 1805, Olney BKM

Children:

Thomas B Whitmee
James Whitmee
Samuel Whitmee
Samuel Whitmee
Sarah Jane Whitmee
Mary Ellen Whitmee
William Whitmee
Peter Whitmee
Samuel Whitmee
Jethro Whitmee
Hannah Whitmee
William Whitmee
Jabez Whitmee
Eliza Whitmee

Addresses:

1841	Toft Farm, Sharnbrook BDF
1850	Auburn, Cayuga County New York
1860	Sennett, Cayuga County New York
1870	Aurelius, Cayuga County New York

Morris ["Makers of New York", 1895] contains a biography of her son, Deacon Samuel Whitmee, which says in part:- "The father of Samuel, the third Thomas Whitmee in succession ... returned to his native town, remaining there until 1849, when he disposed of all his property in England, and emigrated with his family to America. He sailed from Liverpool on the ship 'St Patrick,' making the passage to New York City in four weeks and four days".

The passenger lists for the "St Patrick", a 3-masted barque built in Canada, for 1849 do not include any Whitmees. But one which arrived in New York 24 May 1849 refers to a Whitman family which appears to be them:-

Name	Age	Occupation	Country of Origin	Intend to become inhabitant
Seley WHITMAN	29	England	England	Auburn
Susana WHITMAN	3		England	Auburn
Eliza WHITMAN	27	wife	England	Auburn
Anna WHITMAN	32	spinster	England	Auburn
Eliza WHITMAN	69	widow	England	Auburn
Jas WHITMAN	24	farmer	England	Auburn
Henry WHITMAN	infant		England	Auburn

'Seley' is presumably Samuel Whitmee; the younger 'Eliza', his wife; the elder 'Eliza', Elizabeth; and 'Jas', Jabez. 'Anna' is probably Hannah, although the age given is incorrect. 'Susana' is of the right age to be Joseph, Samuel and Eliza's eldest son; Henry is their second child. The absence of any entry for Thomas Whitmee himself is curious.

[<1698 - >1723]

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Married: James Barter, July 1713, Dudley St Thomas, IGI M040141-0389

Children:

Jane Barter
John Barter

[<1764 - >1779]

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Father: Thomas Pexford

Mother: Anne Thorne

Married: John Collett

Children:

Samuel Collett

[1734 - >1752]

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Born: 1734, Crewkerne SOM

Married: Anne Thorne

Child:

Sarah Paxford

[<1667 - >1682]

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Married: Richard Marshall, 31 January 1667, Poundstock, IGI M023122-0131

Children:

Wilmotte Marshall
Richard Marshall

[1784 - >1813]

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Baptised: 19 September 1784, Week St Mary, IGI C053281-2624

Father: John Perkin

Mother: Ann Perkin

Siblings: All at Week St Mary

Susanna Perkin [23 March 1783 - ]
Joanna Perkin [1784 - >1813]
John Powell Perkin [30 July 1786 - ]
Ann Perkin [11 April 1790 - ]
Mary Perkin [15 April 1792 - ]
Maria Perkin [9 March 1794 - ]
Thomasin Perkin [28 March 1796 - ]

Married: James Webb, 10 May 1807, Week St Mary, Phillimores

Children:

Richard Webb
James Powell Webb

The name Powell for both brother and son suggests some family connection. Might Joanna's mother Ann have been Ann Powell? The will of a William Powell Webb of Wrexham, who died aged 57, was proved 8 April 1891 at St Asaph, but contains no useful genealogical information. Was William Powell Webb a (grand)son of John and Ann?.

[<1783 - >1799]

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Married: Ann Perkin

Children:

Susanna Perkin
Joanna Perkin
John Powell Perkin
Ann Perkin
Mary Perkin
Maria Perkin
Thomasin Perkin

Land Tax Assessment:

Date	Place	Proprietor	Occupier	Sum
1798	Week St Mary	Sir John Call	John Perkin	4s 11d
1798	Week St Mary	Sir John Call	John Perkin	4s 11d
1798	Week St Mary	John Perkin	John Perkin	4s 11d

In Land Tax Contract 42,913 dated 24 June 1799 (PRO IR24/54), Sir John Call Bart of Whiteford House Cornwall is shown as the owner, Jno Perkin the occupier, of Late Cory's Tenement Week St Mary, assessed at 4s 11d.

Addresses:

1799	Cory's Tenement, Week St Mary
1799	Follys Tenement, Week St Mary

[<1781 - >1796]

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Married: John Perkin

Children:

Susanna Perkin
Joanna Perkin
John Powell Perkin
Ann Perkin
Mary Perkin
Maria Perkin
Thomasin Perkin

[1707 - >1737]

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Born: 1707 Billings STS (Billingsley is presumably meant) IGI

Father: Henry Perry

Mother: Anne L Woods

Married: John Massey 3 May 1728, Billingsley SAL

Children:

Abigail Massey
Anne Massey
Thomas Massey

[<1693 - >1708]

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Married: Anne L Woods

Child:

Abigail Perry

[1818 - 1871]

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Baptised: 15 February 1818

The date of baptism is given in a Whitmee family Bible

Father: James Pettit

Mother: Elizabeth Harris

Evidence that James and Elizabeth are the parents of Mary comes from the 1861 census, which lists Hephzibah Whitmee and George Pettit Whitmee, two of Mary's children, as grandchildren of James and Elizabeth Petit.

Siblings:

John Pettit [9 April 1815 Astwood BKM -] married 20 June 1837 Mary Coales [1805 -]
Living in the household of his nephew Walter George Pettit at Ducksworth Farm in 1901.
(RG13/1487 f40 p12)
Mary Petitt [30 June 1816 - 18 May 1817]
Mary Petit [1818 - 1871]
Phebe Pettit [3 September 1820 Astwood -]
Sarah Pettit [15 September 1822 Astwood -]
George Pettit [born 29 July 1833 Stagsden - 1880] (baptised 3 August 1834) married Mary Ann 'Annie'
1. James William Pettit [1864 -]
2. Walter George Pettit [1865 -] married Brighton DEC qtr 1893 Charlotte Skevington [1866 -]
  1. Helena Mary Pettit [1895 -]
  2. Mary Sophia Pettit [1898 -]
  3. Elizabeth Emily Pettit [1900 -]
    (Ducksworth: RG13/1487 f40 p12)
3. Elizabeth Emily Pettit [SEP qtr 1871 -]
4. Edith Mary Pettit [1874 -]
5. William John Pettit [1877 -]
6. Helen Augusta Pettit [1880 -]
  (Ducksworth Farm, Stagsden: RG10/1540 f44 p25; Ducksworth Farm House: RG11/1617 f39 p23; Ducksworth Farm: RG12/1247 f28 p13)
James Pettit [27 March 1836 Stagsden - 1850]
William Pettit [9 May 1841 Stagsden -]

Married: Peter Whitmee, 20 September 1836, Stagsden, IGI M148941-0555

Children:

Eliza Whitmee
Sarah Jane Whitmee
Samuel Whitmee
Jabez Joseph Slater Whitmee
Hephzibah Emma Whitmee
Elizabeth Whitmee
James Pettit Whitmee
Mary Ellen Whitmee
Walter Reginald Whitmee
Hannah Whitmee
Esther Whitmee
George Petit Whitmee
John Thomas Whitmee
Samuel Whitmee
Ebenezer Whitmee

Died: 13 June 1871, Perry HUN, as Mary Jane Whitmee

certificate

Registration District	St Neots
in the Sub-District of	Kimbolton
in the Counties of	Huntingdon and Bedford
When and where died	13 June 1871, Perry, Great Staunton
Name and Surname	Mary Jane Whitmee
Sex	Female
Age	53 years
Rank or Profession	Wife of Peter Whitmee, farmer
Cause of Death	Apoplexy and Paralysis 8 months, Pain in body 2 days, Certified
Informant	the mark of Naomi Chapman, in attendance, Perry Great Staunton
When Registered	14 June 1871

Inscription: in Trinity Village Baptist Church

In affectionate remembrance of Mary the beloved wife of Peter Whitmee

who departed this life 15th June 1871 aged 55yrs.

Here lies within the silent grave a wife a mother dear

beloved on earth by all her friends till Christ did call her home

Addresses:

1841	Perry Lodge, Perry HUN
1851	Perry HUN
1861	Perry Lodge, Perry HUN
1871	Eaton Ford, Eaton Socon BDF

In the 1871 census of Perry, she is recorded as "wife on a visit". It would appear that Mary had visited her daughter during her final illness, although she returned to Perry before her death.

Buried: Baptist Chapel, Perry

[1791 - 1872]

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Baptised: 27 November 1791, Stagsden

Father: John Pettit

Mother: Mary Lambert

Siblings:

Sarah Lambert [24 December 1786 -]
Phoebe Lambert [15 February 1789 -]
James Pettit [1791 - 1872]

Married 1: Elizabeth Harris 26 September 1814, Stagsden

Children of first marriage:

John Pettit
Mary Pettit
Mary Petit
Phebe Pettit
Sarah Pettit

Married 2: Mary Woolstone, 11 October 1832

Children of second marriage:

George Pettit
Jamie Pettit
William Pettit

Died: 25 May 1872

certificate

Registration District	Bedford
in the Sub-District of	Turvey
in the County of	Bedford
When and where died	25 May 1872
Name and Surname	James Pettit
Sex	Male
Age	80 years
Occupation	Farmer
Cause of death	Decay of Constitition, cerified
Informant	Thomas Seamarks, in attendance, Stagsden
When Registered	29 May 1872

Buried: Stagsden

Will:

This is the last Will and Testament of me James Pettit of Stagsden in the County of Bedford farmer made this first day of March one thousand eight hundred and seventy two.
I appoint my son George Pettit and Samuel Barker of North Crawley in the County of Buckingham farmer executors to this my will.
I bequeath to my son John Pettit three hundred pounds and to the children living at my death of my late daughter Mary Whitmee deceased three hundred pounds to be equally divided between them and to my son William Pettit one hundred pounds the said legacies to be paid within six calendar months of my decease.
I bequeath to my said son George Pettit all my live and dead farming stock and all the effects of every description upon my farm at Stagsden aforesaid and all my interest in the said farm.
I devise all my real estate as well freehold as copyhold (except all estates vested in me as a Trustee or Mortgagee) unto my wife Mary Pettit for the term of her natural life and after her decease I devise the same unto my said sons George Pettit and William Pettit their heirs and assigns in equal shares as tenants in common.
I bequeath the residue of my personal estate unto the said George Pettit and Samuel Barker their executors administrators and assigns Upon Trust to convert the same into money and invest the moneys so to raise upon Government or real security in England or in English Railway Debentures or Debenture Stock (with power to vary such investments) and to pay the annual produce of such investments unto my said wife Mary Pettit during her natural life and on her decease I direct my Trustees or Trustees for the time being to stand possessed of the said investments and the annual produce thereof In Trust for and to divide the same equally between my said sons George Pettit and William Pettit in equal shares as tenants in common.
And I declare that in case any child or grandchild of mine shall die in my lifetime leaving issue such issue shall take (or equally between them if more than one) the legacy and share of residue respectively which their respective parents would have taken if living at my decease.
I devise all real estate vested in me as a Trustee or Mortgegee unto my said son George Pettit and the said Samuel Barker their heirs and assigns subject to the equities affecting the same.
I revoke all former wills.
I witness thereof I have hereunder subscribed my name the day and year first before written.
Signed by the said James Pettit the Testator as and for his last Will and Testament in the presence of us, present at the same time, who in his and each others presence and at his request have hereunder subscribed our names as Witnesses, the same having first read over and explained to the said Testator. Wm Smail Solr Bedford
Samuel Crowsley Post Boy Bedford

Probate:

Proved at Northampton the 20th day of July 1872, by the oaths of George Petit, the son, and Samuel Barker, the executors, to whom administration is granted.
The Testator James Pettit was late of Stagsden in the County of Bedford Farmer, and died on the 25th day of May 1872 at Stagsden aforesaid.
Under £3000
Messrs Turnley Shannon and Smail, Solicitors Bedford

Return of Owners of Land 1873:

Name	James Pettit
Parish	Leighton Buzzard
Extent	3a 0r 30p
Rental	£9 19s

Addresses:

1841 - 1851	West End, Stagsden
1861 - 1871	Ducksworth Farm, Stagsden

[1757 - 1842]

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Baptised: 5 January 1757, Bletsoe

Father: John Pettit

Mother: Elizabeth Bartrum

Siblings: All at Bletsoe

William Pettit [9 May 1755 -]
John Pettit [1757 - 1842]
Elizabeth Pettit [2 August 1761 -]
William Pettit [1 January 1775 -]

Married 1: Mary Lambert 11 October 1780, Stagsden BDF

Children of first marriage:

Sarah Pettit
Phoebe Pettit
James Petit

Married 2: Elizabeth Baskerville, 26 September 1832, Stagsden

Address:

1841	West End, Stagsden

Died: 4 November 1842

certificate

Registration District	Bedford
in the Sub-District of	Turvey
in the County of	Bedford
When and where died	4 November 1842 at Stagsden
Name and Surname	John Pettit
Sex	Male
Age	88 years
Rank or Profession	Farmer
Cause of death	Old Age
Informant	The mark of Thomas Pricket, present at the Death, Hardmead Presumably Thomas sr, a silk weaver born circa 1800. Why was he present at the death?
When Registered	5 November 1842

[1728 - 1786]

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Born: 1728 Bletsoe BDF

Married: Elizabeth Bartrum 8 October 1753, Bletsoe

Children:

William Pettit
John Pettit
Eliazabeth Pettit
William Pettit

Buried: 14 July 1786, Bletsoe St Mary, (no age given)

[<1641 - >1675]

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Siblings:

Ester Pinchon [<1641 - >1675]
Samuel Pinchon
Marie Pinchon (&x#2192; Yserby)
Piere Pinchon
Jean Pinchon
Jacob Pinchon

Married 1: Mathieu Yserby [- 1668]

Children of first marriage: all at Thorney French Church CAM

Ester Yserby given as "Ester Yserby, fille de Mathieu" in 1662
Mathieu Yserby Temoins: Anthoine du Bo; Ester le Roy
Anne Yserby Temoins: Anthoine du Bo; Ester le Roy
Judich Yserby Temoins: Abraham Ry; Judich Pinchon
Mathieu Yserby Temoins: Jaques le Roy; Anne Didier, femme de Jean Fauvergue
Estienne Yserby Temoins: Piere Ugille; Marie Clerbau, femme d'Abraham Wantier
Piere Yserby Temoins: Jaques le Rou, le jeune; Marie Yserby, femme de Piere Sy

Married 2: Jean Le Haire

Children of second marriage: at Thorney French Church CAM

Jean Le Haire
Jenne Le Haire

The Pinchons moved from Sandtoft, and probably originally from Flanders. However, there were Pinchons at Canterbury, including 6 Esters of the approximately correct age.

[1899 - 1971]

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Born: 29 August 1899

certificate

Registration District	Stourbridge
in the Sub-District of	Halesowen
in the County of	Worcestershire
When and where born	29 August 1899, Banners Lane Cradley
Name	Joshua Cornelius
Sex	Boy
Name of Father	William Poole
Name of Mother	Jane Poole formerly Clift
Profession of Father	Labourer at iron works
Informant	Jane Poole , Mother, Banners Lane Cradley
When Registered	10 October 1899

Father: William Poole

Mother: Jane Clift

Joshua never knew two of his grandparents. His descent was

Grandparents	Richard Poole	Elizabeth Grove	William Clift	Abigail Head
Parents	William Poole		Jane Clift
Joshua Cornelius Poole

but before Joshua's birth, William Clift and Elizabeth Grove had died, and Richard Poole and Abigail Head married each other.

circa 1915

Siblings:

Ellen Johnson (aka Poole → Woodhouse) [1888 - 2 September 1976] (Adopted §)
Martha Ethelreda Poole (→ Homer) [1897 - 1973]
Joshua Cornelius Poole [1899 - 1971]
William Poole [1903 - 1972]
Joseph Lavender

§: She was not formally adopted, there being no legal adoption procedure until the passing of "An Act to make provison for the adoption of infants" on 14 August 1926. William and Jane simply brought her up as if she were their natural child. She is referred to in census returns as "Emma Poole".

According to family tradition, Emma was William's illegitimate daughter. But her birth certificate lists her as the daughter of James Johnson, and her marriage certificate as the daughter of James Johnson (deceased).

Extended family

Married: Elsie Whitehouse 13 October 1924

certificate

Registration District	Dudley
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Reddal Hill
in the County of	Staffordshire
When Married	13 October 1924
Name and Surname	Joshua Cornelius Poole
Age	25
Condition	Bachelor
Rank or Profession	Shotworker
Residence	113 Corngreaves Rd, Cradley Heath
Father's Name	William Poole (deceased)
Father's Profession	Anchor Striker
Witnesses	William Poole jr, Nellie Whitehouse groom's brother, bride's sister?

With Elsie Whitehouse

With Elsie and Nellie Whitehouse, circa 1920

With Elsie Whitehouse, circa 1920

1920

Children:

Maris Doreen Poole
Kenneth Maxwell Poole

With Pamela Stanier, circa 1950

With Alan Stanier, circa 1951

With Alan & Pamela Stanier, circa 1954

Church:

He was much involved with the People's Mission, Overend. The History of Cradley Churches, Volume 3: Twentieth Century Methodism shows him to have been:-

1919 - 1939: Choirmaster
1924: Joint Superintendant
1928: Trustee Joshua Poole, Belle Vale, Fitter
1933: Trust Treasurer
1936: Organist

Died: 21 October 1971, Halesowen

certificate

Registration District	Dudley
in the Sub-District of	Sedgley
Administrative Area	County Borough of Dudley
Date and place of death	16 October 1971, Burton Road Hospital, Dudley
Name and Surname	Joshua Cornelius Poole
Sex	Male
Date and place of birth	29 August 1899, Cradley Heath, Warley
Occupation and usual address	Pipe Works Foreman (retired). 32 St Kenelm's Avenue, Hasbury, Halesowen
Informant	Roger William Stanier
Qualification	Son
Usual address	61 Farnhurst Road, Birmingham 36
Cause of death	Ia Myocardial infarction
Date of Registration	19 October 1971

Will:

Of	Joshua Cornelius Poole of 32 St Kenelms Ave Halesowen, Workshop Foreman
Dated	19 October 1970
Executors	Elsie Poole, if she survive him 7 days, otherwise Kenneth M Poole and Maris D Stanier
Witnesses	J Small solicitor of Halesowen, R A Floyd trainee legal executive of "Lou Anne" Clement Rd Halesowen
Legacies	All estate to wife Elsie Poole, if she survive him 7 days, otherwise half to daughter Maris Doreen Stanier, or to her issue should she have died; and half to be held in trust for the issue of son Kenneth Maxwell Poole, when they reach 18 years.

Probate:

Of	Joshua Cornelius Poole
At	Birmingham
On	10 December 1971
Estate	£9,235

Addresses:

1899-1901	Banners Lane, Cradley
1911-24	113 Corngreaves Road, Cradley Heath
1928	Belle Vale, Cradley
1930-5	Drew's Holloway, Halesowen
1935-54	143 Haden Hill, Halesowen
1954-71	32 St Kenelms Ave, Halesowen

1915 1920 1950 1951 1954

[1864 - 1905]

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Father: Richard Poole

Mother: Elizabeth Grove

Born: 13 May 1864

certificate

Registration District	Stourbridge
in the Sub-District of	Halesowen
in the County of	Worcester
When and where born	13 May 1864, High Town Cradley
Name	William
Sex	Boy
Name of Father	Richard Pool
Name of Mother	Elizabeth Pool, formerly Grove
Profession of Father	Anchor Smith
Informant	the mark of Elizabeth Pool, Mother, High Town Cradley
When Registered	3 June 1864

Baptismal Entry:

Church	Cradley Heath, St Lukes
Date	22 June 1864
Name	William
Parents	Richard and Elizabeth Poole
Abode	Cradley
Father's Occ	Anchorsmith

Siblings:

Joseph Poole [March 1850 - ] married Phoebe [1850 -] Phoebe married SEP qtr 1899 Dudley John Penn
1. Bertha E Poole [1871 -]
2. Joseph Poole § [1872 -] married SEP qtr 1892 Ada Kendrick
  1. J William Poole [1897 -]
    6 Mushroom Green, Dudley: RG13/2748 f117 p22
3. Martha Poole [1878 -]
4. Alfred Poole [1879 -] married Prudence Corbishley
5. Blanche Marina Poole [~February 1881 -] married MAR qtr 1910 Dudley Alfred Trevis Smith
  (Corngreaves Rd, Rowley Regis: RG10/2995 f15 p24; 30 Graingers Lane, Rowley Regis: RG11/2861 f140 pp21,22; Cokeland Place, Rowley Regis: RG12/2281 f133 p27; 13 Graingers Lane: RG13/2733 f103 p2)
Caroline Poole [December 1853 - ]
Amelia Maria Poole [May 1857 - 1859]
George Poole [September 1859 - ]
William Poole [1860 - MAR qtr 1864]
Richard Henry Pool [12 June 1862 - ] married Eliza [1865 -]
1. Lillie Poole [1885 -]
2. Edith Poole [1887 -]
3. Louisa Poole [1890 -]
4. Phebe C Poole [1889 -]
5. William Poole [1891 -]
6. Alfred Poole [1897 -]
7. Henry Poole [1899 -]
8. James H Poole [January 1900 -]
  (21 New Town Road, Rowley Regis: RG12/2282 f40 p32; 22 New Town Road: RG13/2733 f40 p26)
William Poole [1864 - 1905]

§ I take Joseph to be the Joseph Poole mentioned in The Romance of a Century, a historical record of Graingers Lane Methodist Church from 1821 - 1927 By John T. Wilkinson B.A.B.D.

We also think of one greatly honoured by all who know him in our midst, Joseph Poole, who for almost thirty years has held the office of Treasurer to the Church. During this long term he has discharged his duties with the utmost faithfulness and minute accuracy, and the financial side of any Church could not be in more trustworthy or capable hands. Characterized by a wise caution in all matters of expenditure, he counts no labour too great to offer for the service of the Church he loves so well. We trust that for many years to come he may continue in the work of this important office. We may add that his interest in the wider life of the community is attested by his service upon the Dudley Town Council, as a member for the Netherton Ward during the seven years 1914 - 21, the holding of which position is a testimony to the esteem of those who know him beyond the bounds of our Church Life. (photograph)

Married: Jane Clift 13 April 1884

certificate

Registration District	Dudley
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Netherton
in the County of	Worcestershire
When Married	13 April 1884
Name and Surname	William Poole
Age	19
Condition	Bachelor
Rank or Profession	Anchor Smith
Residence	Netherton
Father's Name	Richard Poole
Father's Profession	Anchor Smith
Witnesses	Thomas Howell , Catherine Gilham

Children:

Martha Ethelreda Poole
Joshua Cornelius Poole
William Poole

Died: 11 May 1905

certificate

Registration District	Dudley
in the Sub-District of	Dudley
in the County of	Dudley
When and where died	11 May 1905 Parish Hospital
Name and Surname	William Poole
Sex	Male
Age	42 years
Occupation	Boiler maker of Corngreaves Road Cradley
Cause of death	Chr Interstiteal Nephritis (9 months) Cardiac failure. Certified
Informant	the mark of Uriah Mole, Brother in law, Bedford Street Old Hill Husband of wife's sister Abigail
When Registered	13 May 1905

Addresses:

1871	Stourbridge Union Workhouse, Kingswinford WOR
1881	30 Graingers Lane, Rowley Regis
1891	6 Castle Street, Netherton
1901	Banners Lane, Cradley
1901	Corngreaves Road, Cradley

[1829 - 1905]

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Born: Stakenbridge, Churchill WOR, 1829

Father: Joseph Pool

Mother: Elizabeth Hallman

Siblings:

Ann Poole [1814 -]
Joseph Poole [1815 -] married MAR qtr 1843 Stourbridge Jane Timmins
1. Richard Poole [1843 -] married Fanny Cooper
  1. Penelope Poole [1870 -] married MAR qtr 1895 Greenwich Charles George Marcroft
    1. Rosa Penelope Marcroft [MAR qtr 1897 Bethnal Green -] married 16 April 1921 St Luke, West Holloway Arthur William Huelin Critchley
      1. George A H Critchley [SEP qtr 1922 Tonbridge -]
      2. Jack H Critchley [MAR qtr 1925 -]
      3. Rosaline M J Critchley [DEC qtr 1926 -] married SEP qtr 1945, Camberwell Sandy T Goodyear
      4. Joyce E M Critchley [DEC qtr 1928 -] married SEP qtr 1948, Camberwell James V Lang
    2. Joseph Marcroft [1899 -]
      (8 Sayes St, Deptford: RG13/525 f36 p63)
  2. Fanny Poole [1871 -]
  3. Joseph Poole [1874 -]
  4. Richard James Poole [1876 -] married JUN qtr 1899 Greenwich Florina Farr
    1. Sydney Ernest Poole [MAR qtr 1903 Greenwich -]
    2. 2 other children, dead by 1911
      (125 Grove Street, Deptford: RG78/88 sn4)
    (Albert Place, All Saints, Birmingham: RG10/3131 f81 p12; Victoria Rd, 5 Evelyn Place, Deptford: RG11/707 f8 p10; 168 Grove Street, Deptford: RG12/447 f126 p30; 28 Cobden St, Bromley: RG13/346 f25 p42)
2. James Poole [1847 -]
3. Joseph Poole [1851 -]
4. Ann Poole [1852 -]
  (84a Lower Road, Oldswinford: HO107/2035 f106 p28; Bridgnorth Road, Woolaston WOR: RG9/2068 f124 p35)
Elizabeth Poole [1818 - 1891] married William Evans
1. Henry Poole [1841 -]
2. William Evans [1846 -]
3. Fanny Evans [1848 -]
4. George Evans [1851 -]
5. Caroline Evans [1852 -]
6. Alfred Evans [1862 -]
  (Stakenbridge, Hagley: HO107/1197/6 f20 p7; Hagley Road, Stourbridge: HO107/2035 f194 p19; Postern Field, Dudley: RG9/2059 f78 p36; Blakedown, Hagley: RG10/3074 f39 p21; Stakenbridge: RG11/2941 f42 p21)
John Poole [1820 -]
Caroline Poole [1822 -]
Emma Poole [1826 -]
Hannah Poole [1826 - 1829]
George Poole [1827 -] married Priscilla Rhodes [1829 Birmingham - 1857 Wolverhampton?]
1. Joseph Poole [1855 -]
  (Vicar Street, Dudley: RG9/2056 f94 p7)
Richard Poole [1829 - 1905]
Henry Poole [1831 -]

Married 1: Elizabeth Grove 25 February 1850

Marriage Certificate:

Registration District	Cradley
Solemnized at	Cradley Church
in the Parish of	Cradley
in the County of	Worcestershire
When Married	25 February 1850
Name and Surname	Richard Pool
Age	Full
Condition	Bachelor
Rank or Profession	Moulder
Residence	Cradley
Father's Name	Joseph Pool
Father's Profession	Labourer
Witnesses	John Southall, Sarah Southall

Children:

Joseph Poole
Caroline Poole
Amelia Maria Poole
George Poole
William Poole
Richard Henry Pool
William Poole

Married 2: Abigail Clift

certificate

Solemnized at	St James
in the Parish of	Dudley
in the County of	Worcester
When Married	2 March 1884
Name and Surname	William Poole
Age	56
Condition	Widower
Profession	Labourer
Residence	Dudley
Father's Name	Joseph Poole (dead)
Father's Profession	Labourer
Witnesses	Joseph Poole, Phebe Poole Groom's eldest son and his wife

Vicar of Cradley's Notebooks: 1863, "Coal. Teaches ragged school, was no church."

Died: 14 November 1905, Old Hill

certificate

Registration District	Dudley
in the Sub-District of	Rowley Regis
in the County of	Stafford
When and where died	14 November 1905, 27 Riddins Street, Old Hill
Name and Surname	Richard Poole
Sex	Male
Age	74 years
Occupation	Anchor Smith
Cause of death	Enlarged Prostrate, Cystitis, certified
Informant	Abigail Mole, step-daughter, Present at the death, 66 Pitford St, Old Hill
When Registered	15 November 1905

Addresses:

1841	Iverley Hill, Kinver STS
1851 - 1861	East Side of Village, Cradley WOR
1857	High Town, Cradley
1857	High Street, Cradley
1863	High Town Top, Cradley
1891	13 Corngreaves Rd, Cradley
1905	27 Riddins Street, Old Hill

[1788 - 1878]

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Baptised: 22 June 1788, St James the Great, Churchill WOR

Father: Joseph Poole

Mother: Ann Brookes

Sibling:

Mary Poole [1783 -]
Elizabeth Poole [1785 -]
Joseph Poole [1788 - 1878]
Thomas Poole [1790 - 1858]

Married: Elizabeth Hallman, 26 April 1813 Hagley WOR

Children:

Ann Poole
Joseph Poole
Elizabeth Poole
John Poole
Caroline Poole
Emma Poole
Hannah Poole
George Poole
Richard Poole
Henry Poole

Died: 15 August 1878

certificate

Registration District	Bromsgrove
in the Sub-District of	Bellbroughton
in the County of	Worcester
When and where died	15 August 1878, Hagley
Name and Surname	Joseph Pool
Sex	Male
Age	93 years
Occupation	Farm Labourer
Cause of death	Old Age, certified
Informant	the mark of Elizabeth Evans, daughter of deceased, present at death, Hagley
When Registered	16 August 1878

Address:

1841 - 1851 - 1861

Stakenbridge WOR

[1757 - 1831]

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Born: 1757, Penn WOR

Married: Ann Brooks, 7 September 1778 Hagley WOR

Children:

Mary Poole
Elizabeth Poole
Joseph Poole
Thomas Poole

Died: 9 January 1831

Poor Law Documentation:

The Poor Law and Settlement Documents of the Church of St John Hagley, Worcestershire 31 Mar 1780: Pool, Joseph, Labourer. Aged 23, born in Penn where his father was legally settled. When 19, hired for a year by Joseph Lane of Wolverhampton, chapman. Then went to Hagley and hired for a year by Revd. Mr Downing of Hagley. After ¾ of a year married Ann Brookes of Hagley but still continued to live with Mr Downing as a hired servant.

Nicky Speakman (Email nicky@thefamilytreepeople.co.uk) has done extensive research on Joseph Poole's descendants. The results are in two PDF files, one showing a family tree, the other associated notes. My thanks to her.

[<1662 - 1702]

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Married: Joseph Risdon 7 May 1674, Buckland Filleigh DEV

Children:

Mary Risdon
Joseph Risdon
Elizabeth Risdon
Ann Risdon
John Risdon

Died: 1702 (private communication)

[1694 - >1729]

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Baptised: 18 February 1694, Epworth, IGI C028141-2892

Father: John Raymond

Mother: Cath Raymond

Married: Robert Revil, 24 March 1718, Owston

Children:

Agnes Revil
Elizabeth Revil
Robert Revil
Katherine Revele

[<1679 - >1694]

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Married: Cath Raymond

Child:

Agnes Raymond

[<1679 - >1694]

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Married: John Raymond

Child:

Agnes Raymond

[1887 - 1973]

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Born: 23 December 1887

certificate

Registration District	Marylebone
in the Sub-District of	St Mary
in the County of	Middlesex
When and where born	23 December 1887, 26 Homer Street
Name	Mabel Eleanor
Sex	Girl
Name of Father	William Charles Read
Name of Mother	Sarah Elizabeth Read, formerly Stevens
Profession of Father	Leather Merchant
Informant	S E Read, Mother, 26 Homer Street Marylebone
When Registered	1 February 1888

Died: 1 April 1973

certificate

Registration District	Birmingham
in the Sub-District of	Birmingham
Administrative Area	County Borough of Birmingham
Date and place of death	1st April 1973, 201 Pineapple Road King's Norton
Name and Surname	Mabel Eleanor Stanier
Sex	Female
Maiden surname	Read
Occupation and usual address	Widow of William Edwin Stanier, Silversmith 201 Pineapple Road Birmingham 30
Date and place of birth	23rd December 1887, Marylebone
Informant	Roger William Stanier
Qualification	Son
Usual address	61 Farnhurst Road, Birmingham 36
Cause of death	1a Cerebro vascular accident, b Arteriosclerosis
Date of Registration	2 April 1973

Father: William Charles Read

Mother: Sarah Elizabeth Stevens

Siblings:

Edward James Read [1863 - ]
Annie Marian Read (→ Bucknell) [1864 - ]
William Charles Read [1866 - 1939]
Amy Read (→ McKenzie) [- 1929]
Ruth Rosamund Read (→ Moore) [25 February 1885 - 2 May 1979]
Mabel Eleanor Read [1887 - 1973]

Extended family

circa 1910

Married: William Edwin Stanier 7 April 1917

certificate

Registration District	West Bromwich
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	St James, Handsworth
in the County of	Staffordshire
When Married	7 April 1917
Name and Surname	Mabel Eleanor Read
Age	26
Condition	Spinster
Residence	32 Park Lane, Southend on Sea
Father's Name	William Read
Father's Profession	Gentleman
Witnesses	William John Stanier, Lilian May Stanier groom's father and sister

With William Edwin Stanier

Children:

John Howard Stanier
Marguerite Ruth 'Peggy' Stanier
Roger William Stanier

with her children and grandchildren

The Stanier Family, 1921

With her son John on Southend beach, early 1920s

Street Directory:

1969-73: Kellys Birmingham

Mabel E Stanier, 131 Wychall Rd 31

Address:

1887	26 Homer St, Marylebone (Booth Map) (map dated 1874) 26 Homer Street is shown as the house of her brother William in the 1891 census (RG12/97 f91 p25).
1891	17 Cathnor Rd, Paddington
1901	38 Heygate Ave, Southend
1911	39 Stanley Road, Southend
1917	32 Park Lane, Southend
1924-7	5 Reeves Rd, Kings Heath
1927-35	112 Pineapple Rd, Birmingham
1935-73	131 Wychall Rd, Birmingham telephone birmingham PRIory 2014 (from 1945) telephone 021 475-2014

Biographical Details as recalled by her son John:

"Mother became a pupil teacher at fourteen. In those days, a pupil teacher was just put in front of a class and told to get on with teaching. Very occasionally an examiner would turn up to see how he or she was getting on. Mother often used to tell the tale of how she was set the task by one examiner of talking on snakes, and she had an inordinate horror of snakes. On her protest, the lesson was turned to worms instead. She hated worms. One can hardly think of mother as athletic, but she was the champion woman fencer of Essex in her time (¤). Her presentation foils were borrowed by a friend who forgot to return them. Throughout her life, mother was passionately interested in education. Her life revolved round the Co-op Womens' Guild and its Choir and Drama Groups and the Co-op Education Section. Indeed, except for being a good cook, she wasn't interested in much else, and certainly not in housework. In later years, Grandma Stanier used to descend on her from time to time. "Mabel, I've come to do out your cupboards." Mother neither took offence, nor really noticed any changes.
[John Howard Stanier]
(¤) There is no mention of this in the Southend Standard for 1905 - 1914.

1910 WW1 1921

[1841 - 1922]

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Born: 29 November 1841

Died: 9 June 1922

Father: James Edward Read

Mother: Lucy Freeman
His mother's surname is given on the birth certificates of his sisters, Marion Pasture Read and Fanny Read.

certificate

Church	St Mary, Bryanston Square, Marylebone
Date	25 December 1841
Name	William Charles
Parents	James and Lucy Read
Abode	14 Wyndham St
Father's Occ	Carpenter
Date of Birth	29 November 1841

Siblings:

James Edward Read [29 August 1836 - 14 August 1881] married JUN qtr 1858 Marylebone Sophia Green [- MAR qtr 1859 Marylebone]
1. James Green Read [MAR qtr 1859 - MAR qtr 1859 Marylebone]
James Edward Read married Elizabeth L Eacott [DEC qtr 1841 Warminster WIL -]
(4 Cornforth Terrace, Fulham Rd, London: RG10/60 f77 p32; 2 Compton Terrace, Hammersmith: RG11/54 f72 p6)
Lucy Jane Read [10 December 1838 - ] married DEC qtr 1861 Samuel Garside
(Lucy Jane Garside was living with her daughter Fanny Dixon in 1900, and her daughter Alice Katherine Montana in 1920)
1. Mary Lucy Garside [1863 Boulogne FRA -] (43 Edgeware Road: RG11/16 f6 p6)
2. Alice Katherine Garside [23 December 1863 Boulogne FRA - 18 October 1944 Rome, Oneida NY] married 28 October 1885, Herkimer NY Edward Isaiah Montana [- 18 July 1932]
  1. Ada B Montana [June 1884 -]
  2. William Clemons Montana [August 1887 - 1916]
  3. Lucy E Montana [June 1889 - 1904]
  4. Bernice Mabel Montana [September 1893 - 1956]
  5. Everett Read Montana [February 1896 - 1962] married 1923 Althea Adela Manson
    1. living Montana
    2. Grace Montana [1924 - 2007] married Tillett
  6. Margarie Nina Montana [January 1900 -]
  7. Grace Barbara Montana [1907 -]
    (10 Putney Hill, Wandsworth: RG11/663 f54 p13; Middleville, Fairfield, Herkimer NY: T623_1039 p5B; Newport, Herkimer: T624_952 p5A, T625_1115 p4B, Roll 1442 p6A)
3. Fanny G Garside [December 1865 -] married George S Dixon
  1. Henry J Dixon [March 1888 -]
  2. Claire M Dixon [August 1889 -]
  3. Eric C Dixon [December 1893 -]
  4. Doris L Dixon [July 1898 -]
    (Little Falls, Herkimer NY: T623_1040 p10A; Little Falls NY: T623_1040 p10A; 2nd Street, Oppenheim, Fulton NY: T624_949 p2A; 220 deKalb Ave, Kings, Brooklyn NY: T625_1160 p1A)
4. Ellen Elizabeth Garside [17 September 1874 McDougal, Parry Sound District, Ontario CAN -]
  The family sailed from London to Quebec on the "Ganges", arriving 19 May 1870
  (Dundas, Wentworth North ONT: Roll C-9925, family 247; 2 Wyndham Street: RG11/150 f70 p1)
William Charles Read [1841 - 1922]
Marian Pasture Read [24 July 1844 - JUN qtr 1847 Marylebone]
Fanny Read [15 August 1846 - ] married SEP qtr 1872 Marylebone William John Newbegin [1849 -]
1. George Herbert R Newbegin [SEP qtr 1873 Stepney -]
2. Lucy Mabel Newbegin [SEP qtr 1876 Marylebone -] married SEP qtr 1898 West Ham Daniel R Bolt [1874 -]
  1. Phillip Bolt [1900 - circa 1943] married 1927 Rosemary Allen [- circa 1943]
    1. Alan J Bolt [SEP qtr 1928 Hendon -]
    2. 1 other child
    (7 The Avenue, Hornchurch: RG13/1656 f20 p32)
3. Mary Evelyn Newbegin [JUN qtr 1878 West Ham -]
4. Winifred Grace Newbegin [MAR qtr 1880 West Ham -]
  (4 Church Street, West Ham: RG11/1709 f97 p11)
Harry Read [20 February 1849 - MAR qtr 1875 Marylebone] married JUN qtr 1871 Frances Alice Shurey
1. Grace Annie Read [SEP qtr 1872 Kensington -]
  (16 Wyndham Street: RG11/150 f73 p8)

Married 1: Maria Galton

certificate

Solemnized at	Paddington Chapel		Edward Galton `married` Eliza Eliza Lydia Galton [JUN qtr 1840 Kensington -] Maria Galton [SEP qtr 1841 Kensington -] Edward Henry Galton [DEC qtr 1843 Marylebone -] Lydia Galton [SEP qtr 1845 Marylebone -] `(44 Shouldham Street Marylebone: HO106/1489 f613 p55; 3 Upper York Street: RG9/79 f113 p47)`
in the District of	Marylebone
in the County of	Middlesex
When Married	26 August 1862
Name and Surname	William Charles Read	Maria Galton
Age	21 years	21 years
Condition	Bachelor	Spinster
Profession	Leather Seller
Residence	14 Wyndham Street	3 Upper York Street
Father's Name	James Read	Edward Galton
Father's Profession	Builder	Saddler
Witnesses	Fanny Read, Elizabeth Spink, Edward Galton, James Read

Children of first marriage:

Edward James Read
Annie Marian Read
William Charles Read
Amy Read

Married 2: Sarah Elizabeth Stevens 14 April 1884

certificate

Registration District	Fulham
Solemnized at	The Register Office Hammersmith
in the County of	Middlesex
When Married	14 April 1884
Name and Surname	William Charles Read
Age	42
Condition	Widower
Rank or Profession	Leather Sellers Assistent
Residence	44 Tunis Road, Shepherds Bush
Father's Name	James Edward Read
Father's Profession	Builder
Witnesses	David Bucknall, Mary Stevens

Children of second marriage:

Ruth Rosamund Read
Mabel Eleanor Read

All known descendants

certificate

Registration District	Rochford
in the Sub-District of	Southend on Sea
in the County of	Southend on Sea CB
When and where died	9 June 1922, 32 Park Lane York Road, Southend on Sea U.D.
Name and Surname	William Charles Read
Sex	Male
Age	80 years
Rank or Profession	formerly a Leather Seller
Cause of Death	(1) Senile Decay (2) Atheromalous arteries Cerebral embolism 4 years. Certified by Walter Watkins MRCS
Informant	T F Moore, son in law, in attendance, 32 Park Ln York Rd Southend on Sea
When Registered	9 June 1922

Buried:

Date	13 June 1922
Where	Southend
Source	Cemetery Superintendant
Notes	Buried in Grave C624, Sutton Rd Cemetery, as William Charles Wilkinson Read

The Reads are said to have been Plymouth Brethren. William became a member of the Open Brethren, whilst Fanny Newbegin (and perhaps others?) became Exclusive Brethren.

Street Directory

1901: Kellys Southend	William Charles Read, 56 Heygate Ave
1902-3: Kellys Southend	William Charles Read, apartments, 38 Heygate Ave,
1905-6: Kellys Southend	William Charles Read, 13 Nelson Street
1920-2: Kellys Southend	William Charles Read, 32 Park Lane

Addresses:

1851 - 1861 - 1871	32 Wyndham St, Middlesex
1881	22 E Street, Chelsea
1884	44 Tunis Rd (Booth Map)
1886	26 Homer St, Marylebone (Booth Map) (map dated 1874)
1891	17 Cathnor Rd, Paddington
1898-9	Cromer Rd, Southend
1901	56 Heygate Ave, Southend
1902-3	38 Heygate Ave, Southend
1905-8	13 Nelson St, Southend
1911	Rowedal Building, Earlham Grove, Forest Gate
1920-2	32 Park Lane, Southend

According to family tradition, he bought out his boss on his marriage in 1884, and established a reputation making handmade saddles, riding boots, etc. About 1890 he started to go blind (possibly due to drink), and was completely blind within a few years. About this time, his two eldest sons (William and Edward) embezzled funds from the family firm, and William fled to America, failed to make a success there, and committed suicide. Meanwhile, the impoverished family moved first to Forest Gate, thence to Southend. Here Sarah set up a successful dress-making business, until she herself went blind.

I suspect this to be a colourful misreading of a family breakup, perhaps triggered by William's remarriage in 1884. A William Charles Read, believed by other researchers to be Mabel's step-brother, is shown in US Census records to have emigrated in 1886. Mabel's step-brother is known to have been in England 5 April 1891, as he is listed in the census at 26 Homer Street: RG12/97 f91 p25. However, a tradition in the American Read family has it that the William in America emigrated at least twice, returning to England between the two. William died of bronchitis at Little Falls in May 1939, removing any possibilty of failure and suicide. His brother Edward also emigrated, although not necessarily at the same time, and the two brothers were living in the same household in the 1910 census of Little Falls (Little Falls Ward 1, Herkimer, New York; Roll T624_952; Page: 11B; Enumeration District: 20; Image: 23)

[1811 - 1896]

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Born: 1811 Marylebone

Referred to in his father's will as "my illegitimate son"

Father: James Read

Siblings:

James Edward Read [1811 - 1896]
N. Read [fl 1829]

Married: Lucy Freeman 18 October 1835, St George Hanover Square

Children:

James Edward Read
Lucy Jane Read
William Charles Read
Marian Pasture Read
Fanny Read
Harry Read

Died: 29 February 1896

certificate

Registration District	Marylebone
in the Sub-District of	Christ Church
in the County of	London
When and where died	29 February 1896, 30 Sherborne Street
Name and Surname	James Read
Sex	Male
Age	84 years
Occupation	Builder (retired)
Cause of death	Natural decay, certified
Informant	Lucy J Garside, Daughter, present at the death, 30 Sherborne St Marylebone
When Registered	2 March 1896

Will:

Of	James Read of 30 Sherborne St, Marylebone, builder
Dated	7 October 1895
Executors	William Charles Read, Lucy Jane Garside
Witnesses	P T Dennis, G W Biddle (clerks to Mr. Hortin, solicitor of 161 Edgware Road)
Legacies	Leasehold messuage and premises at 30 Sherborne St left in trust to the executors, to pay an annuity of £6 per annum to Alice Read, widow of late son Harry Read. The remainder of the proceeds to be shared equally between children William Charles Read, Lucy Jane Garside and Fanny Newbegin. Executors empowered at any time to sell 30 Sherborne St, the profits to be equally shared between the four abovenamed. Residue of property, including a leasehold property at 16 Broadley Terrace, to be shared equally between the three children.

Probate:

Of	James Read
At	London
To	William Charles Read leather seller, Lucy Jane Garside widow
On	18 March 1896
Estate	£1,016 15s 5d

Directories:

1844: Thompsons London	James Read, carpenter, 14 Wyndham Street
1845: Post Office London	James Read jr, carpenter, 14 Wyndham Street
1859-65: Post Office London	James Read, carpenter, 14 Wyndham Street
1875-88: Post Office London	James Read, builder, 14 Wyndham Street

Electoral Roll:

14 Wyndham Street

1890: Bryanston Square Ward, Mary Le Bone (West Division)

Addresses:

1841 - 1844 - 1845 - 1851 - 1861 - 1871 - 1881 - 1891	14 Wyndham St, Marylebone
1895	30 Sherbourne St, Marylebone (Booth Map)

Said to be a builder of some note, having built Bayswater Road House and the Cumberland Hotel.

[1786 - 1858]

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Born: 27 January 1786

Father: William Read

Mother: Frances Read

Baptismal Entry:

Date	26 February 1786
Where	Hampstead MDX St John
Text	"James son of Wm and Frances Read born 27 Jan, bapt Feb 26 1786" (scan)

Siblings:

Elizabeth Ann Read [born 13 November 1783 -] married 7 November 1815 St George Hanover Square Claudius Davis [- DEC qtr 1857 Hampstead]
1. Claudius Charles Davis [born 4 April 1820 - JUN qtr 1892 Easthampstead] married DEC qtr 1842 Hemel Hempstead HRT Elizabeth Ann Bowyer [1820 -]
  1. Claudius Charles Davis [SEP qtr 1845 Easthampstead BRK - DEC qtr 1872]
  2. Thomas James Davis [1847 -] married SEP qtr 1878 Stratford upon Avon Amelia Lane [1850 - 1942]
    (family photograph)
    1. Claudius Charles Davies (photograph) [SEP qtr 1879 Easthampstead - 1936 CAN] married 1913 Edna Louise Ralston [1888 - 1952]
      Member of the Canadian House of Commons for North Battleford, Saskatchewan, 1921 - 1925
      (family photograph)
      1. Tom Davies [1916 -] married Iona Muriel Timmons [1920 -]
        
        Donna Davies [1945 -]
        
        Meghan [1971 -]
        Joanna [1974 -] married Randy Goosen
        
        Emma Goosen
        Dylan Goosen
        
        Blair Davies [1948 -]
        Bob Davies [1956 -]
      2. Edie Davies [1918 -] married Lawrence Rowland
        
        Doug Charles Rowland married Hope
        
        Paul Rowland married Stephanie
        
        Lawrence Rowland
        
        Wade Rowland married Wendy
        
        one child
        
        Doug Charles Rowland remaried Helen
        Wade Rowland [1944 -] married Christine Collie
        
        Hilary Rowland
        Simon Rowland
      3. Charles Frederick Davies [1921 -] married 1945 Dorothy Alexandra Duncan [1920 - 1991]
        
        William Charles Davies [1945 -] married 1982 Ironbridge ONT Mary-Jo Allen [1956 -]
        
        Matthew Charles Davies
        
        Darlene Adele Davies [1951 -] married 1983 Vancouver Bruce Erickson [1949 -]
        
        Jenna Leane Erickson
        Lanae Alyssa Erickson
        Lacey Marie Erickson
        
        Richard Dale Davies [1953 -]
        Wendy Marie Davies [1955 -]
      4. Bob Davies [1926 -] married Mickey Kilpatrick [1927 -]
        
        Brenda Davies [1951 -] married Aspokitos, Greece
        Doug Davies [1954 -]
        Don Davies [1956 -] married Val
        Irene Davies [1958 -] married Brian Brodie
        
        Ben Brodie
        Sara Brodie
        Peter Brodie
        Hannah Brodie
        Michael Brodie
        Thomas Brodie
        David Brodie
        
        Roger Davies [1960 -]
    2. Rosamond Davies [MAR qtr 1881 -] married 7 July 1908 Easthampstead John Comber Raybould Gardner [1884 -]
      1. John Comber Raybould Gardner [1909 -]
    3. Edith Mary Davies [DEC qtr 1883 - 1913] married JUN qtr 1901 Easthampstead
    4. Dorothy Davies [MAR qtr 1886 -]
      (London Road, Winkfield BRK: RG11/1319 f115 p14; High Street, Warfield: RG12/1006 f82 p11)
  3. William Edward Davis [DEC qtr 1848 -]
  4. Elizabeth A Davis [~May 1850 -]
  5. Julia Davis [SEP qtr 1856 -]
  6. Agnes Davis [1860 -]
  7. Edith Davis [1863 -]
    (Cowpers Hill Farm, Easthampstead: HO107/1694 f637 p26; Bracknell Street, Warfield BRK: RG10/1294 f76 p7, RG11/1318 f86 p8)
James Read [1786 - 1858]
William Read [born 4 May 1788 -]
Thomas Scott Read [born 25 December 1790 - 19 August 1792]
Mary Ann Read [born 6 August 1793 -] married James Hunt?
1. Mary Ann Hunt [fl 29 October 1839]
Edward Read [born 9 July 1796 - DEC qtr 1859] married SEP qtr 1842 Leeds YKS Mary Flockton
Listed as Chief Constable of Leeds in 1834, 1841 and 1851
1. Emily Flockton [SEP qtr 1839 Leeds-] (daughter of Mary Flockton) married JUN qtr 1867 Pontefract Thomas Johnson
  1. Emily Flockton Johnson [JUN qtr 1868 Pontefract - JUN qtr 1868]
  2. Emmeline Mary Flockton Johnson [30 September 1869 Knottingley YKS - 7 February 1955] married 4 July 1893 Knottingley Charles Herbert Bagley
    1. Emily May Bagley [19 May 1894 Knottingley -]
    2. John William Bagley [10 May 1898 Knottingley - 2 November 1942] married DEC qtr 1927 Pontefract Winifred Marshall
      1. Patricia Bagley [16 June 1933 - 8 October 2000 Pontefract YKS] married DEC qtr 1954 Pontefract Willie B Pearson
        
        James B Pearson [JUN qtr 1957 Pontefract -]
        Jennifer M Pearson [JUN qtr 1959 Pontefract -]
    (Aire Street, Knottingley YKS: RG10/4631 f68 p18)
2. Edward Read [1843 -] married Annie M
  1. Edward S Read [1873 -]
    (9 Blundell Street, Leeds: RG10/4565 f151 p39); Villa Main Street, Ingoldmells LIN: RG11/3257 f88 p1; Marine House, Mumby Chapel, Mumby LIN: RG12/2605 f175 p4; 107 Penny Lane, Toxteth Park, Liverpool LAN; RG13/3441 f29 p4)
3. Fanny Read [1844 - JUN qtr 1855 Leeds]
4. George Henry Read [1847 -]
5. Mary Jane Read [1851 -]
  (63 Ibbotson Place, Leeds YKS: HO107/2321 f568 p19; 63 Woodhouse Lane, Leeds: RG9/3393 f64 p16;)
Charles Read [born 29 January 1800 - 27 May 1829] married Dorothy
1. Ann Elizabeth Read [born 26 August 1818 -] (baptised 22 November 1818 St Luke Old Street)
2. Harriott Louisa Read [born 12 April 1820 -] (baptised 1 July 1821 St Luke Old Street)
Eliza Read [born 27 July 1803 - buried 1 November 1803]
Frances Lucretia Read [born 15 November 1804 - buried 2 September 1807 (as Fanny)]

If all of William Read's living children and grandchildren are mentioned in his will, dated 29 October 1839, then

Ann Elizabeth Read, who is not mentioned, was dead by that date.
One of his sons had a daughter, Ellen Read. There was an Ellen Read listed in the 1841 census, living next door to William's widow, Elizabeth Read (HO107/674/1 f26 p15), in the household of a Robert Read:-

Name Age born MDX?
Robert Read 42 No
Maria Read 40 No
Edward Read 13 Yes
Mary Read 11 Yes
Charles Read 10 Yes
Ellen Read 8 Yes
Robert Read 5 Yes
Maria Read 3 Yes
Ann Read 1 month Yes

but this may be coincidence: Robert, being born outside MDX, is unlikely to be William's son; and if he were, the lack of any mention of other family members in the will is curious.

Married: Mary Pasteur, 19 July 1816

Marriage Entry:

Church	Paddington St James
Date	19 July 1816
Name	James Read
Of	this parish bachelor
and Name	Mary Pasteur
Of	this parish spinster
By	Banns
Witnesses	Mr. Hamon, Sarah Read

Children:

James Edward Read
N. Read Private letter

His son, N. Read, sent a letter from The Sea Bathing Infirmary at Margate in 1829.

	Mrs Read 32 Wyndham Street Bryaston Square
	Margate 12th Sept 1829 Dear Father and Mother, I received your letter to day, and I should have written before, only, that I was anxious to get settled in the Infirmary, and since that I have waited hoping to send you favourable account; and it was not until I had been there a few days that I could judge. However I think I may venture to say that these last two days I have been better. I have left off formenting the parts with warm Sea water, as it caused great irritation, and I now have simple dressings to it which is healing it very fast. I also take some drops three times a day in water, which I think disperses the hard swelling but I cannot judge of that very well yet. I take the warm Bath three times a week. We get up on those mornings before half past 5, and on others at 6 a 'Clock, we go into the Hall at 8, when a Prayer is said by the Steward, and also before Supper, we dine at 1, on Sundays off Roast Beef, and Mutton alternately. They have good meat, legs of Mutton, and Shoulders and Prime pieces of Beef. The Breakfasts are sometimes Milk Gruel, and others Water do - but I have Tea except on Sunday when it is Milk. The Suppers are Rice Milk and Broth, and on Saturday and Sunday night Bread and Cheesse and Table Beer, of which we have a Pint every day at dinner, but it is very bad. We are requested if able to go to Church on Sunday, and are allowed to go to Margate by obtaining leave from the Steward, but I have not been except last Sunday and to day.
	I saw Mr. Turner this morning and he has also called upon me twice. Mrs. Dodsworths servants are very kind to me, and Miss Do has lent me two books to read. I did not get into the Infirmary the day I expected, and by when I had paid my Lodging and other little things I found myself very poor, But Mr. Turner told me you wished him to advance me some, so he has given me another sovereign, which I hope will be sufficient. I am happy to say I am very comfortable here, and find every kindness shown me. I am glad to hear Father has been successful in getting the job for the Countess, and I hope it may prove a very profitable one. I am sorry to hear of my Brother James' attack, which must have been very serious at the time, but I hope that it has entirely left him. Mr. Turner leaves here on Tuesday, and I believe will be in London soon. He has told the Steward that I can assist in the School, for there is one for an hour every day among the little Children. My Throat has been sore this day or two, and I have bought a little piece of flannel for the air is very keen here being in an open place; it is called Westbrook for every bunch of houses here have a name if there were only three. I shall now conclude hoping that you are all in good health and give my respects to all friends. I shall write as often as you have desired and and before should any thing particular happen. Direct for me Margate Sea Bathing
	Infirmary No 9 Ward. I remain Your dutiful Son N Read.

Died: 11 March 1858, Wyndham Street, Marylebone Gravestone

certificate

Registration District	Marylebone
in the Sub-District of	St Mary
in the County of	Middlesex
When and where died	11 March 1858, 32 Wyndham Street
Name and Surname	James Read
Sex	Male
Age	74 years
Occupation	Independent
Cause of death	Decay of Nature, certified
Informant	James Read, in attendance, 32 Wyndham Street Marylebone
When Registered	17 March 1858

Burial Entry:

Church	Hampstead
Date	19 March 1858
Name	James Read
Residence	St Marylebone

certificate

This is the last Will and Testament of me James Read of 2nd 32 Wyndham Street, Marylebone in the County of Middlesex Gentleman
In the first place I desire to be buried in my private grave in the burial ground of the Church of St Johns Wood Marylebone and in the next place I desire that my just debts funeral and testamentary expenses be paid and satisfied as soon as may be after my decease.
I give and bequeath all my household goods furniture plate china and other effects (except the watch hereafter mentioned) which shall be in or about my house at the time of my decease unto my grandson James Read absolutely.
I give and bequeath my small silver watch unto Thomas Bartlett the younger now residing at Drury Ln.
I give and bequeath unto each of my grandchildren (namely) to the said James Read and to Lucy Read, William Read, Fanny Read and Harry Read the sum of ten pounds.
I give devise and bequeath all that my copyhold house grounds and premises called South End House situated in Pond Street Hampstead in the County of Middlesex and also all that my leasehold house situate and being 2nd 30 Sherborne Street Blandford Square in the said County and also all that my real and personal estate to which I am entitled at the time of my decease, except what I have disposed of by this my will or shall do by any codicil thereto, unto my illegitimate son James Read of 14 Wyndham Street aforesaid carpenter to hold the same to him his heirs executors administrators and assigns absolutely.
And I appoint him sole Executor of this my will and hereby revoking all former and other Wills and Testamentary Dispositions by me at any time heretofore made I declare this alone to be my last Will and Testament in Witness thereof I have to this my last Will set my hand this twenty sixth day of May one thousand eight hundred and fifty four - James Read
Signed by the said James Read as and for his last Will and Testament in the presence of us both present at the same time who in his presence at his request and in the presence of each other have subscribed our names as Witnesses - Fras Robinson, 48 Conduit Street Hanover Square - James Cordery of the same place his Clerk.
Proved at London 26th May 1858 by the oath of James Read the sole executor to whom probate was granted.

The copyhold South End House in Pond Street Hampstead is not mentioned in the Records of Hampstead Manor (GLRO E/MW/H/I). However, the term Pond Street was used for the entire area ("POND-STREET, a hamlet in the parish of Hampstead, county Middlesex, 4 miles N.W. of St. Paul's, London." The National Gazetteer of Great Britain and Ireland, 1868), and census records suggest South End House may have been built on South End Farm, which was the property of the Dean and Chapter of Westminster. The house itself was tenemented some time before 1848, and housed multiple households at the time of the 1851 and 1861 census: it does not appear in the 1841 census, but there was a Read family living on South End Green.

His father's will, dated 2 October 1839, refers to two copyhold houses at 2 and 8 South End Green, so it is likely one of these became "South End House"

Probate:

Of	James Read
At	The Principle Registry
To	James Read of 14 Wyndham Street builder
On	26 May 1858
Estate	Less than £600

Directories:

1837: Robsons London	J Read, carpenter, 32 Wyndham Street
1838: Pigots London	J Read, carpenter, 32 Wyndham Street
1844: Thompsons London	John Read, carpenter, 32 Wyndham Street
1848: Post Office London	James Read sr, carpenter, 32 Wyndham Street

Address:

1837 (map dated 1827) - 1838 - 1841 - 1851 - 1844 - 1848 - 1858

(2nd) 32 Wyndham Street, Marylebone (map dated 1874)

[1758 - 1840]

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Born: circa 1758 (Death certificate)

Married 1: Frances Read
The marriage is not listed in St John Hampstead registers. The only marriage of a William Read and a Frances listed in the IGI for the British Isles in the period 1773 - 1783 (ie the decade before the birth of William's eldest known child) is to Frances Butcher, 7 October 1782 Saint Mary St Marylebone. A William Read was baptised at the same Church 17 April 1763, having been born 20 March.

Children of first marriage:

Elizabeth Ann Read
James Read
William Read
Thomas Scott Read
Mary Ann Read
Edward Read
Eliza Read
Charles Read
Frances Lucretia Read

Married 2: Elizabeth Slater ⇒ Bone [1790 - 11 March 1851] 2 May 1836 Christ Church Greyfriars Newgate

Pallot Index

A household in the 1841 census of Hampstead [HO107/674/1 f26 p15] lists

Elizth Reed, aged 43, born MDX
Sarah Slater, aged 22, born MDX
Robert Newson, aged 6, born MDX

which is almost certainly the correct Elizabeth. Although the address is illegible, the same census page lists the family of Claudius and Elizabeth Davis (née Read, William's eldest daughter). So the two houses are presumably those at 2 and 8 South End Green mentioned in William's will.

Land Tax Assessment:

Date	Address	Rent	Occupier	Assessment
20 June 1783	Pond Street	£2	Wm Read	4s
8 June 1784
8 June 1785
26 July 1790
24 July 1795
1798	Haverstock Hill		Wm Read	8s

He was not listed in the 1782 assessment, so presumably moved into Hampstead then.

Died: 12 November 1840, aged 82 Gravestone

certificate

Registration District	Holborn
in the Sub-District of	Saffron Hill
in the County of	Middlesex
When and where died	12 November 1840, at 14 Back Hill
Name and Surname	William Read
Sex	Male
Age	81 Years
Rank or Profession	Gent
Cause of death	Decay
Informant	Sarah Slater, present at the death, 14 Back Hill Wife's niece
When Registered	12 November 1840

Buried: 22 November 1840, Hampstead, aged 82.

scan

Will:

	This is the last Will and Testament of me WILLIAM READ of Back Hill in the Parish of Saint Andrew Holborn in the County of Middlesex Gentleman. I desire that my body may be buried in the Old Church Yard of Hampstead in the said County as near to the Grave of my former Wife Fanny and my late son Charles as may be convenient and that a stone be erected to my memory. I give and bequeath to my sons James Read and Edward Read and my daughters Elizabeth the Wife of Claudius Davis and Mary the Wife of James Hunt(?) the legacy or sum of fifty pounds each I also give and bequeath unto my grandchildren James Read Claudius Charles Davis Harriott Louisa Read Ellen Read and Mary Ann Hunt the legacy or sum of five pounds each for mourning. I also give and bequeath to Sarah Slater the Niece of my beloved wife Elizabeth Read the legancy or sum of nineteen pounds nineteen shillings and I direct that all the said legacies shall be paid out of my funded property and debts owing to me as hereinafter mentioned also I give and bequeath unto my said wife all my money in the public stocks or funds together with all interest and dividends which may be due thereon at the time of my decease and also all debts which may be then due and owing to me to and for her own sole and absolute use and benefit but nevertheless subject to the
	payment of all my just debts my funeral and testamentary expenses and the several and respective legacies by me herein before given and bequeathed and I hereby charge the same with the payment thereof accordingly. I also give and bequeath unto my said Wife all that my leasehold messuage or tenements and premises situate and being in Back Hill aforesaid wherein I now reside and also all sums of money and all my household furniture and effects which may be therein at the time of my decease to and for her own absolute use and benefit. I also give devise and bequeath unto my executors hereinafter named and the survivors of them and the heirs and assigns of such survivors all that my messuage or tenements and premises situate and being Number 8 South End Green in the Parish of Saint John Hampstead aforesaid upon trust to permit and suffer my said Wife to have hold use occupy possess and enjoy the same and receive and take the rents dues and profits thereof for and during the term of her natural life and from and after her decease then I will and direct that the same shall sink into and form part of my residuary estate and effects hereinafter devised and bequeathed. I also give devise and bequeath unto my said executors and the survivors of them their heirs and assigns all that my other copyhold messuage or tenement and premises situate and being Number 2 South End Green aforesaid wherein my said daughter Elizabeth Davis now resides upon trust to permit and suffer her to have hold use occupy possess and enjoy the same and receive and take the rents issues and profits thereof for and during the term of her natural life and from and after her decease then upon trust to sell and dispose of the same either by public auction or private contract and to pay and divide the product thereof unto and amongst my said Wife Elizabeth Read and my said sons and daughters equally share and share alike. And as to all the Rest Residue and Remainder of my estate and effects whatsoever and wheresoever both real and personal I give devise and bequeath the same unto my said Executors and the survivors of them and the heirs executors and administrators of such survivor upon trust to sell and revert into money such parts thereof as shall not consist of money either by public auction or private contract and to pay and divide the product thereof and the rents and profits thereof which may accrue but until the same shall be so sold unto and amongst my said sons Edward Read and James Read and my daughters Elizabeth Davis and Mary Ann Hunt equally share and share alike and for facilitating such several sales my Will is that the receipts of my said Executors and the survivors of them and the heirs Executors and administrators of such survivor shall be a good and sufficint discharge to the purchaser or purchasers of all or any part of my said residuary Estate and that he her or they shall not be bound to set to the application of his her or their purchase money or accountable for any loss misapplication or nonapplication thereof. And it is my Will and I do direct that my said Executors and the survivor of them and the heirs Executors and administrators of such survivor shall each of them be answerable for his own arts and receipts only not the one for the other or
	others of them and that they shall not be accountable for any involuntary loss and that they shall and may retain all such costs charges and expenses out of the said premises as they may respectively sustain in and about the execution of this my Will and I hereby nominate constitute and appoint my said sons Edward Read and James Read Executors of this my will and I revoke and make void all former and other Wills Codicils and Testamentry Dispositions by me at any time heretofore made. In Witness whereof I the said testator William Read have to this my said last Will written upon three sheets of paper set my hand this twenty ninth day of October one thousand eight hundred and thirty nine. WILLIAM READ. Signed by the said William Read in the joint presence of us who in his presence have hereunto set our hands as Witnesses - FRAS HERBERT Union Place Pimlico Solr. ANDW SCHABNER DENHAM his Clerk PROVED at London 24th November 1840 before the Worshipful Augustus Frederick Barford Doctor of Laws and Surrogate by the Oaths of Edward Read and James Read the sons the Executors to whom Admin was granted having both first sworn duly to administer.

Gravestone: (in the Old Graveyard of Hampsted St John)

Sacred
to the memory of
William Read Esq
late of this Parish
who departed this Life
Novr 12th 1840
Aged 82 years
"The Lord giveth and the Lord taketh
away. Blessed be the name of the Lord"
Also of Fanny Read
Wife of the above
who died 4th of Sept 1807
Aged 43
Also of Charles Read
Son of the above
Also of Elizabeth, wife of	William Bone married Elizabeth Read (widow, daughter of Thomas Slater) 30 June 1846 Edmonton
Mr William Bone, of this Parish
and Relict of the above
William Read
Who departed this life
11th March 1851, Aged 61 years
Also of James Read
Eldest son of the above
William and Fanny Read
who departed this life
11th March 1858 Aged 74 years

Pre-1841 Census Returns:

Names	Number of			Number of Persons employed in			Total Number of Persons
10 March 1801
Names	Families	Males	Females	Agriculture	Trade	neither	Total Number of Persons
Wm READ	1	6	3	-	2	7	9
The family in 1801 is believed to be William Read (aged 42) and Frances Read (35) Elizabeth Ann Read (17) James Read (15) William Read (12) Mary Ann Read (7) Edward Read (4) Charles Read (1)				The household could be the family plus one unknown male. James and William, being the oldest 2 sons, are probably the two persons employed in trade.
27 May 1811
Names	Number of			Number of Families employed in			Total Number of Persons
Names	Families	Males	Females	Agriculture	Trade	neither	Total Number of Persons
Wm READ	2	3	4	1	-	1	7
The family in 1811 is believed to be William Read (52) Elizabeth Ann Read (27) James Read (25) William Read (22) Mary Ann Read (17) Edward Read (14) Charles Read (11) Eliza Read (8)				This suggests that 2 of the sons were living elsewhere. There are now 2 families in the house, suggesting that one of the sons had married, his wife being the unknown female. The married son appears to be engaged in agriculture.

Addresses:

1783 - 1795	Pond Street, Hampstead
1798	Haverstock Hill, Hampstead
1840	Back Hill, Saffron Hill MDX

[1764 - 1807]

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Born: 1764

Died: 4 September 1807, aged 43 Gravestone

Buried: 10 September 1807

Burial Entry:

Church	Hampstead
Date	10 September 1807
Name	Fanny Read

Married: William Read

The marriage is not listed at St John Hampstead.

Children:

Elizabeth Ann Read
James Read
William Read
Thomas Scott Read
Mary Ann Read
Edward Read
Eliza Read
Charles Read
Frances Lucretia Read

Address:

1807	Saffron Hill, Middlesex

[1729 - 1797]

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Baptised: 10 December 1729, Stallingborough, LIN IGI C031662-2954

Died: 1 January 1797, Long Sutton LIN

Father: Robert Revil

Mother: Agnes Raymond

Siblings: all at Stallingborough

Agnes Revil [1 July 1719 - ]
Elizabeth Revil [28 February 1722 - ]
Robert Revil [27 February 1725 - ]
Katherine Revele [1729 - 1797]

Married: John Wroot, 14 March 1750, Gainsborough All Saints

Children:

Christopher Wroot
Catherine Wroot
Rebecca Wroot
John Wroot
Robert Wroot
Mary Wroot
William Wroot
Richard Wroot
Sarah Wroot

[1687 - >1729]

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Baptised: 2 April 1687, Owston, IGI C030941-1946

Father: Simon Revill

Mother: Anne Revill

Siblings:

Robert Revil [1687 - >1729]
Marmaduke Revill [28 September 1689 - ]
Elizabeth Revill [21 April 1692 - ]
Ann Revill [30 January 1694 - ]
Mary Revell [23 September 1704 - ]

Married: Agnes Raymond, 24 March 1718, Owston

Children:

Agnes Revil
Elizabeth Revil
Robert Revil
Katherine Revele

[1672 - >1704]

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Baptised: 29 September 1672, Owston, IGI C030941-1464

Father: Symon Reavell

Mother: Ellinor Burton

Siblings:

William Reavill [10 April 1670 - ]
Ellinor Reavill [21 May 1671 - ]
Simon Revill [1672 - >1704]
Willy Reavil [17 June 1674 - ]
Marmyducke Reavill [27 May 1675 - died as infant]

Married: Anne Revill

Children:

Robert Revil
Marmaduke Revill
Elizabeth Revill
Ann Revill
Mary Revell

[<1687 - >1704]

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Married: Simon Revill

Children:

Robert Revil
Marmaduke Revill
Elizabeth Revill
Ann Revill
Mary Revell

[<1654 - >1675]

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Married: Ellinor Burton, 16 June 1669, Owston, IGI M030941-0378

Children:

William Reavill
Ellinor Reavill
Simon Revill
Willy Reavil
Marmyducke Reavill

[1813 - 1891]

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Born: 1813

Baptismal Entry:

Date	5 August 1813
Where	Black Torrington DEV
Text	"Susanna and Elizabeth twin dd. of Christopher and Susanna Risdon, Hoop, Labourer"

Father: Christopher Risdon

Mother: Susanna Hill

Siblings:

James Risdon [28 June 1801 - ]
Joseph Risdon [23 February 1803 - ]
Mary Risdon [24 March 1805 - ]
John Risdon [31 March 1807 - ] married 1842 Fanny [ - 1893]
1. Fanny P Risdon [1843 -]
2. Selena A Risdon [1845 -] married James Symons
  1. Alice M Symons [1878 -]
  2. Philip F Symons [1879 -]
  3. Francis I Symons [1881 -]
  4. Victor F R Symons [1882 -]
  5. Sylvanus J Symons [1883 -]
  6. Fanny M Symons [1885 -]
  7. Edith M Symons [1887 -]
  8. Bertha Symons [1888 -]
    (4 High St, Bridgnorth SAL: RG12/2094 f4 p1)
3. John M Risdon [1846 -]
4. Tristram Risdon [1848 -] married Mary 1853 -]
  1. Mabel D Risdon [1887 -]
  2. Montague S Risdon [1889 -]
  3. Stanley E Risdon [1896 -]
    (50 Marmora Road, Camberwell: RG12/478 f8 p7; 50 Marmora Road, Camberwell: RG13/508 f17 p23)
5. Joseph Risdon [1851 - 1927] married Marion [ -1931]
  1. Harold Risdon [1882 - 1945] married 1928 Gladys Goodfellow [1901 - 1989]
  2. Gladys Risdon [1884 -]
  3. Norman Risdon [1892 -]
    (64 Fens Close, Jesmond NBL: RG12/4219 f40 p17; 20 Thornhill Terrace, Sunderland DUR: RG13/4716 f68 p5)
  (194 High Street, Exeter: HO107/1869 f275 p43)
Susanna Risdon [30 April 1809 - 4 July 1811]
Elizabeth Risdon [1813 - 1891]
Susanna Risdon [5 August 1813 - ]
Jane Risdon [27 November 1815 - ]
Frances Risdon [4 October 1818 - ]
Ann Risdon [1822 -] married JUN qtr 1853 Stratton Azarias Yelland
1. Susannah Yelland [1855 -]
2. John Yelland [1855 -]
3. William Yelland [1857 -] married DEC qtr 1884 Bideford Selina Altha Richardson
  1. Ethel Mary Yelland [JUN qtr 1888 -]
    (12 Guest Street, London: RG12/233 f36 p15)
4. Abel Yelland [1859 -] married SEP qtr 1884 Holsworthy Mary
  1. Gertrude Mary Yelland [DEC qtr 1887 -]
  2. Frank P Yelland [1892 -]
  3. Ernest John Yelland [MAR qtr 1894 -]
  4. Harold Thomas Yelland [DEC qtr 1898 -]
    (Piermont Place, Dawlish DEV: RG13/2049 f85 p17)
5. Thomas Yelland [1861 -]
  (Derriton, Pyworthy DEV: RG9/1508 f21 p3; Derriton: RG11/2265 f19 p3; Derriton: RG12/1792 f23 p11; Derriton: RG13/2168 f19 p1)
George Risdon [1826 -] married MAR qtr 1853 Stratton Dorcas Ann May
1. Fanny Risdon [JUN qtr 1853 -]
2. William Risdon [1854 -]
3. Susanna Risdon [SEP qtr 1856 -]
4. John H Risdon [1857 -]
5. George Thomas Risdon [MAR qtr 1860 -]
6. Samuel Risdon [SEP qtr 1863 -]
7. Richard James Risdon [JUN qtr 1865 -]
8. Mary Jane Risdon [JUN qtr 1867 -]
9. Alfred Risdon [JUN qtr 1869 -]
10. Elizabeth Ann Risdon [SEP qtr 1871 -]
11. Lucy Ellen Risdon [MAR qtr 1873 -]
12. Caroline Risdon [JUN qtr 1877 -]
  (Burn, Launcells CON: RG9/1513 f88 p3; Cherriton, North Tamerton CON: RG10/2213 f10 p9; Cherriton, North Tamerton: RG11/2268 f23 p11; Cherriton, North Tamerton: RG12/1795 f18 p5)

Married: John Berriman 28 March 1839, Stratton CON

certificate

Registration District	Stratton
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Stratton CON
When Married	28 March 1839
Name and Surname	Elizabeth Risdon
Age	25
Condition	Spinster
Rank or Profession	-
Residence	Stratton
Father's Name	Christopher Risdon
Father's Profession	labourer
Witnesses	Richard Trenouth, Thomas Greenaway

Children:

Fanny Berriman
John Berriman

All known descendants

Died: 26 March 1891

certificate

Registration District	Stratton
in the Sub-District of	Week St Mary
in the County of	Cornwall
When and where died	26 March 1891, Stretchly Cottages Whitstone
Name and Surname	Elizabeth Berriman
Sex	Female
Age	77 years
Occupation	Widow of John Berriman, a Blacksmith (Master)
Cause of death	Aortic of the Heart, 9 months, certified
Informant	John Berriman, son, present at the death, Widemouth Poundstock
When Registered	29 March 1891

Administration:

Of	Elizabeth Berriman of Whitstone, widow
At	Bodmin
To	John Berriman, yeoman
On	1 June 1892
Estate	£491 1s 6d

Addresses:

1841 - 1851	Shop, Whitstone CON
1861	Blacksmith's Shop, Whitstone CON
1871	Stratchley Cott, Whitstone CON
1881	Stratchley, Whitstone CON

[1771 - 1852]

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Baptised: 11 June 1771, Black Torrington, Parish Register

Father: James Risdon

Mother: Elizabeth Nott

Siblings: All baptisms and marriages at Black Torrington, except where stated

John Risdon [22 October 1767 Merton DEV -]
Joseph Risdon [18 April 1769 - 31 August 1802]
Christopher Risdon [1771 - 1852]
James Risdon [20 June 1773 - ]
Jenny Risdon [25 November 1774 - 16 May 1777]
Mary Risdon [1777 - ]
Jane Risdon [26 March 1778 - ] married 15 March 1802 George Jeffrey Newcombe
Anne Risdon [30 December 1781 - 16 June 1806] married 30 March 1800 Francis Johns
Elizabeth Risdon [7 December 1785 - ] married 17 January 1804 William Newcombe

Jane and Elizabeth married brothers

Married: Susanna Hill, 18 November 1800, Black Torrington DEV, Parish Register

Marriage Entry:

Spouse	Susanna Hill
Date	18 November 1800
Where	Black Torrington
Text	"Christopher Risdon yeoman sojourner and Susanna Hill spin. otp"
Witnesses	Andrew Hill and Joseph Chapman

Children:

James Risdon
Joseph Risdon
Mary Risdon
John Risdon
Susanna Risdon
Elizabeth Risdon
Susanna Risdon
Jane Risdon baptised at Ashwater DEV
Frances Risdon baptised at Ashwater
Ann Risdon born at Launcells CON
George Risdon born at Launcells CON

Died: 6 November 1852, Bourne Launcells CON

certificate

Registration District	Stratton
in the Sub-District of	Stratton
in the County of	Cornwall
When and where died	6 November 1852, Burne Launcells
Name and Surname	Christopher Risdon
Sex	Male
Age	85 years
Rank or Profession	Farmer
Cause of death	Old age, No medical attendant
Informant	George Risdon, present at the death, Bourne Launcells
When Registered	7 November 1852

Address:

1841 - 1851

Burn, Launcells CON

[1739 - >1785]

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Baptised: 8 May 1739, Buckland Filleigh DEV

Father: Joseph Risdon

Mother: Jane Williams

Siblings:

Joseph Risdon [19 January 1708 -] (stepsibling)
Mary Risdon [22 June 1710 -] (stepsibling)
Julien Risdon [27 March 1713 -] (stepsibling)
John Risdon [born 11 February 1728 - 1785]
James Risdon [1739 - >1785]

Married 1: Mary Hale 1761

Married 2: Elizabeth Nott 9 September 1767

Marriage Entry:

Church	Merton DEV
Date	9 September 1767
Name	James Risdon
Of	Black Torrington
and Name	Elizabeth Nott
Of	this parish
By	licence
Witnesses	Thomas Nott, John Quance

Children:

John Risdon
Joseph Risdon
Christopher Risdon
James Risdon
Jenny Risdon
Mary Risdon
Jane Risdon
Anne Risdon
Elizabeth Risdon

[1676 - >1739]

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Baptised: about 22 December 1676, Buckland Filleigh DEV

Father: Joseph Risdon

Mother: Julian Rawleigh

Siblings:

Mary Risdon [7 October 1675 - 1675]
Joseph Risdon [1676 - >1739]
Elizabeth Risdon [15 November 1679 -]
Ann Risdon [circa 16 July 1683 - 1683]
John Risdon [9 November 1685 - 1772]
Jno son of Joseph Risdon of Buckland Filleigh was baptised at Petrockstowe DEV on 23 November 1685. Was this the same John? If so, was Julian Rawleigh from Petrockstowe? There were Rawleighs there.

Married 1: Susanna Milman, 17 June 1707

Children of 1st marriage:

Joseph Risdon
Mary Risdon
Julian Risdon

Married 2: Jane Williams 30 April 1728

Children of 2nd marriage:

John Risdon
James Risdon

Other researchers disagree. In their opinion, Joseph married once only, to Susanna Millman, and it was Joseph and Susanna's eldest son Joseph who married Jane Williams.

A Joseph Risdon, yeoman of Buckland Filleigh, signed an oath sworn at The George, Hatherleigh, 9 September 1723 before Richard Yeo, William Oxenham and Arthur Arscott esq.

[<1660 - >1706]

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Married 1: Julian Rawleigh 7 May 1674, Buckland Filleigh DEV

Children:

Mary Risdon
Joseph Risdon
Elizabeth Risdon
Ann Risdon
John Risdon

Married 2: Elizabeth, relict of George Hill, 6 August 1796 Buckland Filleigh

GenesReunited entries suggest this possible ancestry for Joseph:-

Thomas Risdon [~1393 -]
1. Geffrie Risdon [~1418 -]
  1. Richard Risdon [1443 -] married Matilda Braye[~1443 -]
    1. John Risdon [1468 - 1518]
      1. Giles Risdon [1493 - 1583] married Elizabeth Bremelcombe [~1493 - 1549]
        
        Ambrose Risdon [~1534 - 7 April 1604] married 29 May 1559 Melliore Braddon [1538 - 2 March 1619]
        
        Pascha Risdon [1560 - 15 May 1623] married 12 February 1574 John Buttler
        Philip Risdon [1562 - 23 September 1640]
        Thomas Risdon [1564 - 3 August 1647] married Joanna Barnefield [~1575 -]
        
        Thomas Risdon [~1600 -] married 29 November 1616 Petrockstow Mary Pearce
        
        Joseph Risdon [~1625 -] married Christian Blinsham [1612 St Giles in the Wood -]
        
        Jane Risdon [10 May 1640 -]
        Mary Risdon [~1648 -]
        Joseph Risdon

But I cannot find any record showing Joseph as the son of Joseph and Christian.

[<1750 - >1780]

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Married: Richard Lee 7 August 1763, Stockton by Bridgnorth SAL

Children:

Thomas Lee
John Lee
Richard Lee
James Lee

[1656 - >1697]

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Born: 1656

Married: Jeffrey Jewkes

Children:

Elizabeth Jukes
James Edward Jewkes

[1707 - >1756]

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Married: Roger Thorne

Children:

John Thorne
Sarah Thorne
Anne Thorne
Thomasine Thorne
William Thorne
Thomas Thorne
Roger Thorne
Alice Thorne
James Thorne
George Thorne
Hannah Thorne
Joseph Thorne

The Familysearch entries for the siblings give the mother of the eldest 4, which includes Anne, as "Mrs Anne Thorne" and the remainder as "Ann Rogers". I take these to be the same woman, but it is possible that Roger Thorne was married twice, both times to an Ann. The Marriage register of Wiveliscombe needs to be examined.

[<1729 - >1744]

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Adult Baptism: 3 August 1796, Cradley Particular Baptist Chapel, Minute Book

Married: James Clift, 20 November 1743, Halesowen

Child:

Samuel Clift

[1833 - 1906]

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Born: 1833

Baptised: 25 June 1837, Gamlingay CAM Parish Register

Photograph

Father: John Sarll

Mother: Mary Norman

Baptismal Register:

Date	25 June 1837
Where	Gamlingay CAM
Text	"Elizabeth Sarll daughter of John and Mary tailor"

Her siblings George, Samuel, Joseph, Hillary, John and Sarah were baptised on the same occasion, presumably timed so as to avoid the fee for Civil registration.

Siblings:

George Sarll [1819 -]
Samuel Sarll [1820 -]
Mary Sarll [1821-] married MAR qtr 1848 Ware Frederick Bygrave
1. Hillery Bygrave [MAR qtr 1849 -]
2. George Bygrave [JUN qtr 1851 -] married Lydia [1849 -]
  (Regent Street, Stotfold BDF: RG11/1632 f74 p38; Blacksmith Lane, Stotfold BDF: RG12/1258 f71 p3; Regent Street, Stotfold: RG13/1500 f95 p16)
3. William Bygrave [1852 -]
4. Arthur Bygrave [Jun 1855 -]
5. Frederick Bygrave [1857 -]
6. Lissy Bygrave [1859 -]
7. James Bygrave [1861 -]
8. Agnes Bygrave [1864 -]
  (Wallington HRT: HO107/1707 f202 p11; 8 Provident Buildings, Therfield HRT: RG9/813 f146 p21; Providence Place, Harpenden HRT: RG10/1376 f68 p16; Regent Street, Stotfold BDF: RG11/1632 f74 p38)
Hillary Sarll [1825 -]
Joseph Sarll [1827 - 1898] married SEP qtr 1861 Ann Maria Starling
1. Emma Sarll [JUN qtr 1866 -]
2. Charles James Sarll [1870 -]
3. Edwin Jonathon Sarll [1872 -] married Grace Gransden [1881 -]
  1. Leonard Sarll [~1911 -] married Sarah Perkins [1918 -]
    1. Linda Sarll
    2. Peter Sarll married Maureen Rogers
      1. Stephen Sarll
      2. Samantha Sarll
4. Mary Ann Sarll [JUN qtr 1876 -]
5. Edith Maria Sarll [MAR qtr 1878 -]
6. Alice Matilda Sarll [SEP qtr 1880 -]
  (6 Summerfield Street, Lee KEN: RG11/732 f101 p76)
John Sarll [1831 - 1836]
Elizabeth Sarll [1833 - 1906]
John Sarll [1836 - 10 September 1917]
Sarah Sarll [1837 -]
William Sarll [1839 -]
James Sarll

Married: Henry Meeks, 17 June 1864

certificate

Registration District	St Neots
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Everton and Tetworth
in the Counties of	Beford and Hunts
When Married	17 June 1864
Name and Surname	Elizabeth Sarll
Age	29
Condition	Spinster
Rank or Profession	-
Residence	Gamlingay
Father's Name	John Sarll
Father's Profession	Tailor
Witnesses	John Sarll, Mary Ann Sarll

Children:

Catherine Meeks
Louisa Meeks
George Meeks
Mark Meeks

Will:

Of	Elizabeth Meeks
Dated	25 May 1900
Executors	George Meeks, Mark Meeks, John Sarll
Witnesses	Mary Ellen Spencer, Harry A Walker
Legacies	Estate divided equally between children George Meeks, Mark Meeks, Catherine Meeks and Louisa Hall. Provision for issue of children dying during the lifetime of Elizabeth Meeks.

Died: 6 July 1906, Gamlingay Probate record gravestone

certificate

Registration District	Caxton
in the Sub-District of	Caxton
in the County of	Cambridge and Huntingdon
When and where died	6 July 1906, Gamlingay Cambs
Name and Surname	Elizabeth Meek
Sex	Female
Age	73 years
Occupation	Widow of Henry Meeks, a Market Gardener
Cause of death	Chronic Nephritis, Dropsy, Heart Failure, certified
Informant	the mark of Ann Cooper, present at the death, Gamlingay
When Registered	7 July 1906

Newspaper:

GAMLINGAY
On Monday the funeral of Mrs. Meeks, of the Cinques, was conducted in the Old Baptist Chapel, and the interment took place in the Cemetery. The principal mourners included: Mr. M. Meeks, Mr. G. Meeks, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Meeks, Mr. J. Hall, Mabel, Mark and Harold Hall, Mr. J. Sarll, Mr. and Mrs. Ingle, Mr. and Mrs. S. Sarll, Mr. and Mrs. W. Meeks, Mr. and Mrs. T. Meeks, Mr. A. and W. Sarll, Mrs. Ganderton, Miss L. Meeks, Mrs. Compton, Mrs. Moss, Mrs. Buck, Miss Dew, Mrs. Chapman, Miss Peck, and Mr. and Mrs. Beasley. Wreaths were sent by the above, and Mr. Benson, Mr. Moss, Mr. J. Turrell, Mr. and Mrs. Jeeves, Mr. and Mrs. Beasley, Mrs. Gampton, and many others. Mrs. Meeks, who was 73, was very kind to the poor, and will be much missed. Mr. H. Cox was the undertaker, and the hearse and five mourning coaches were supplied by Mr. Moss, of Bedford.

The newspaper from which this was taken is unknown. However, the text, with only minor rewording, was also published in The Cambridge Independent Press of July 13th.

Probate:

Of	Elizabeth Meeks of Gamlingay, widow
At	London
To	Mark Meeks market gardener
On	26 September 1906
Estate	£108 16s

Directories:

1900: Kellys Cambridgeshire	Mrs. Henry Meeks, shopkeeper, Gamlingay sinks
1904: Kellys Cambridgeshire	Mrs. Elizabeth Meeks, shopkeeper, Gamlingay sinks

Addresses:

1841	Green End, Gamlingay CAM
1851	Mill Street Shop, Gamlingay CAM
1861	Green End, Gamlingay CAM
1871 - 1881 - 1891 - 1901	shop, Gamlingay Sinks CAM

unknown date

[1793 - 1877]

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Born: 1793

Father: William Sarll

Mother: Mary Mann

Baptismal Entry:

Date	24 February 1793
Where	Gamlingay CAM
Text	"Sarll John son of William and Mary tailor"

Siblings:

Elizabeth Sarll [23 October 1779 - ]
Mary Sarll [29 September 1782 - 17 October 1783]
James Sarll [2 July 1786 - 28 June 1839]
Mary Sarll [15 June 1788 - ]
Sarah Sarll [25 July 1790 - 23 December 1792]
John Sarll [1793 - 1877]
William Sarll [24 July 1795 - 11 December 1796]
Sarah Sarll [1 December 1800 - 1830]

Married: Mary Norman 1 December 1815

Marriage Entry:

Church	Gamlingay
Date	1 December 1815
Name	John Sale (signs Sarll)
Of	this parish bac
and Name	Mary Norman
Of	this parish sp
Witnesses	Henry Page, James Norman

Children:

George Sarll
Samuel Sarll
Mary Sarll
Hillary Sarll
Joseph Sarll
John Sarll
Elizabeth Sarll
John Sarll
Sarah Sarll
William Sarll
James Sarll

Died: 1 February 1877

certificate

Registration District	Caxton
in the Sub-District of	Caxton
in the Counties of	Cambridge and Huntingdon
When and where died	1 February 1877, Gamlingay CAM
Name and Surname	John Sarll
Sex	Male
Age	86 years
Occupation	Formerly a Tailor
Cause of death	Old Age, certified
Informant	the mark of Mary Sarll, Widow of deceased, present at the death, Gamlingay
When Registered	2 February 1877

Addresses:

1841 - 1851 - 1871

Green End, Gamlingay CAM

Poll Books:

1835 Cambridge and Isle of Ely, 6710 voters

J. W. Childers	Liberal	2979
R. J. Eaton	Conservative	3261 (Elected)
R. G. Townley	Liberal	3070 (Elected)
The Hon. E. T. Yorke	Conservative	3871 (Elected)

1868 Cambridge and Isle of Ely, 7060 voters

H. B. W. Brand	Liberal	3300 (Elected)
Lord George Manners	Conservative	3998 (Elected)
Viscount Royston	Conservative	3874 (Elected)
R. Young	Liberal	3290

[1756 - 1838]

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Born: 1756

Father: William Sarll

Siblings:

John Sarll
Joseph Sarll [1749 -]
Edward Sarll [1752 -]
William Sarll [1756 - 1838]
Samuel Sarll

Married: Mary Mann 27 October 1778

Marriage Entry:

Church	Gamlingay
Date	27 October 1778
Name	William Sarll
Of	this parish bachelor
and Name	Mary Mann
Of	this parish spinster
Witnesses	Thomas Laxton, Henry Page

Children:

Elizabeth Sarll
Mary Sarll
James Sarll
Mary Sarll
Sarah Sarll
John Sarll
William Sarll
Sarah Sarll

Poll Book:

1835 Cambridge and Isle of Ely, 6710 voters

J. W. Childers	Liberal	2979
R. J. Eaton	Conservative	3261 (Elected)
R. G. Townley	Liberal	3070 (Elected)
The Hon. E. T. Yorke	Conservative	3871 (Elected)

Land Tax Assessment:

Date	Place	Proprietor	Occupier	Sum
1798	Gamlingay	Willm Careless	Wm Sarll	6s
1798	Gamlingay	Thom Asdel esq	Willm Sarll	6s

This is covered by PRO IR24/67600

Died: 3 September 1838

certificate

Registration District	Caxton and Arrington
in the Sub-District of	Caxton and Arrington
in the Counties of	Cambridge and Huntingdon
When and where died	3 September 1838, Gamlingay
Name and Surname	William Sarll
Sex	Male
Age	82 years
Rank or Profession	Tailor
Cause of death	Old Age
Informant	the mark of Mary Sarll, inmate
When Registered	7 September 1838

Who was the informant? Not his wife, who died in 1827, perhaps his daughter. Was she an inmate of the Caxton Union Workhouse?

Buried: 6 September 1838, Gamlingay, aged 82, Parish Register

[<1767 - 1799]

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Died: 1799, Hetherton Tetworth

Children:

John Sarll
Joseph Sarll
Edward Sarll
William Sarll
Samuel Sarll

[1699 - >1731]

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Baptised: 7 October 1699, Stagsden

Father: Rowland Sharpe

Mother: Elizabeth Tindsley

Married: William Harrison 1723, Stagsden

Child:

Judith Harrison

[1672 - 1714]

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Baptised: 23 October 1672, Stagsden

Died: 24 April 1714

Father: Rowland Sharpe

Mother: Mary Sharpe

Married: Elizabeth Tindsley 14 March 1697, Stagsden

Child:

Elizabeth Sharpe

[1634 - >1672]

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Baptised: 11 February 1634, Sharnbrook BDF Parish Register Transcript

Father: Rowland Sharpe

Mother: Susan Sharpe

Siblings:

John Sharpe
Jane Sharpe [18 July 1630 -]
Rowland Sharpe [1634 - >1672]
Thomas Sharpe
Honorio Sharpe [11 September 1644 -]
Alys Sharpe

Married: Mary Sharpe

Child:

Rowland Sharpe

[<1672 - 1695]

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Died: 1695

Married: Rowland Sharpe

Child:

Rowland Sharpe

[<1638 - 1653]

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Married: Susan Sharpe

Children:

John Sharpe
Jane Sharpe
Rowland Sharpe
Thomas Sharpe
Honorio Sharpe
Alys Sharpe

certificate

Dated	23 May 1652
Of	Rowland Sharpe of Sharnbrook in the County of Bedfordshire, yeoman
Bequests	To sons Rowland, Thomas, Honorio; daughters Jane and Alys. Residue equally between wife Susan and oldest son John.
Proved	26 July 1653, Westminster

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Married: Rowland Sharpe

Children:

John Sharpe
Jane Sharpe
Rowland Sharpe
Thomas Sharpe
Honorio Sharpe
Alys Sharpe

[1610 - >1665]

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Baptised: 3 January 1610, Kilkhampton CON

Father: John Sharsell

Mother: Joan Hearne

Siblings: All at Kilkhampton

Mary Sharsell [1610 - >1665]
Margarite Sharsell [15 December 1611 -]
Roger Sharsell [30 December 1614 -]
Jane Sharsell [5 October 1617 -]

Married: John Adams 26 February 1651, Kilkhampton

Children:

Nathaniel Adams
John Adams
Thamson Adams
Elizabeth Adams
Hugh Adams
John Adams

This is VERY problematic. I can find no other Mary Sharsell baptised 1610 - 1650. But her youngest son was baptised 1665, which is only feasible if the baptisms were late.

[1587 - 1620]

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Baptised: 13 August 1587, Kilkhampton CON

Buried: 30 August 1620, Kilkhampton John Sharsell, sen

The Will of a John Sharsell (or Man) is listed for 1620-1 in the Calendar of Wills Administrations and Accounts relating to the counties of Cornwall and Devon in the Connotorial Archidiaconal Court of Cornwall, 1569-1699

Father: Rogerus Sharsell

Mother: Amia Sharsell

Siblings:

Agneta Sharsell [3 September 1585 -]
John Sharsell [1587 - 1620]
Jacobus Sharsell [20 April 1590 -]
Jana Sharsell [20 February 1592 -]
Johanna Sharsell [6 August 1594 -]

Married 1: Monica Courtis, 8 July 1601, Kilkhampton

Married 2: Joan Hearne, 24 October 1603, Kilkhampton

Children of second marriage:

Mary Sharsell
Margarite Sharsell
Roger Sharsell
Jane Sharsell

[1546 - 1597]

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Baptised: 12 April 1546, Kilkhampton CON Rogerus filius Rogeri Sharsell baptizatus fuit 12 Apr 1546

Father: Rogeri Sharsell

Siblings:

Johanna Sharsell [19 July 1540 -]
Johannes Sharsell [1 April 1543 -]
Rogerus Sharsell [1546 - 1597]
Nicholaus Sharsell [February 1551 -]

Married: Amia Sharsell

Children:

Agneta Sharsell
John Sharsell
Jacobus Sharsell
Jana Sharsell
Johanna Sharsell

Died: 1596/7 Kilkhampton Calendar of Wills Administrations and Accounts relating to the counties of Cornwall and Devon in the Connotorial Archidiaconal Court of Cornwall

Buried: Kilkhampton Rogerus Sharsell, junior sep' fuer' 16 Apr 1597

Another Rogerus Sharsell was buried 31 --- 1595. A son?

[<1579 - 1595]

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Buried: 4 June 1595 Kilkhampton Parish Register
Amia uxor Rogeri Sharsell 04 Jun 1595

Married: Rogerus Sharsell

Children:

Agneta Sharsell
John Sharsell
Jacobus Sharsell
Jana Sharsell
Johanna Sharsell

Her last child was baptised 2 months after her death Johanna filia Rogeri Sharsell bapt fuit 07 Aug 1595. Did she die in childbirth?

[<1525 - 1583]

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Children:

Johanna Sharsell
Johannes Sharsell
Rogerus Sharsell
Nicholaus Sharsell

Died: 1583, Kilkhampton CON Calendar of Wills Administrations and Accounts relating to the counties of Cornwall and Devon in the Connotorial Archidiaconal Court of Cornwall

Buried: Kilkhampton Rogerus Sharsell, senior sepultus fuit 18 May 1583

A Thomasina Sharsell, widow, was buried at Kilkhampton 12 February 1578. Rogeri's mother?

[1871 - 1950]

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Born: 13 August 1871

Birth Certificate:

Registration District	Birmingham
in the Sub-District of	All Saints
in the County of	Warwickshire
When and where born	13 August 1871, 2 Lodge Rd (Cofton Cotts) Winson Green B'ham
Name	Lizzie
Sex	Girl
Name of Father	Edwin Shaw
Name of Mother	Elizabeth Shaw, formerly Gee
Profession of Father	Black Smith
Informant	E Shaw, Mother, 2 Lodge Rd Birmingham
When Registered	20 September 1871

Father: Edwin Shaw

Mother: Elizabeth Gee

Siblings:

Lizzie Shaw [1871 - 1950]
William Edwin Shaw [1872 - 22 April 1925] married Eliza
1. Edwin Charles Shaw [JUN qtr 1903 Birmingham -]
2. Winifred Margaret Shaw [JUN qtr 1904 -]
3. William Thomas Shaw [MAR qtr 1910 -]
Florence Amelia Shaw [1873 - ] married Aston DEC qtr 1901 Frank Williams
A page in an autograph album, drawn and signed "Florence Amelia Shaw, Sept 14th/98", may be by her.

Married: William John Stanier 11 July 1894

certificate

Registration District	Birmingham
Solemnized at	the Register Office
in the Parish of	Birmingham
When Married	11 July 1894
Name and Surname	Lizzie Shaw
Age	22
Condition	Spinster
Residence	62 Devonshire Street, Birmingham
Father's Name	Edwin Shaw
Father's Profession	Blacksmith
Witnesses	Mary Alice Stanier, Henry G Knight

Children:

William Edwin Stanier
Lilian May Stanier
Elsie Florence Stanier

The Stanier Family, 1921

Died: 27 December 1950

certificate

Registration District	Birmingham
in the Sub-District of	Kings Norton
in the County of	Birmingham
When and where died	27 December 1950, 162 Pineapple Road
Name and Surname	Lizzie Stanier
Sex	Female
Age	79
Rank or Profession	Widow of William John Stanier, clock maker
Cause of Death	Coronary Thrombosis certified by D. Kirk MB
Informant	W E Stanier, Son, 131 Wychall Road, Birmingham 31
When Registered	28 December 1950

Buried in Section 41c, plot 12895, Handsworth Cemetery 2nd January 1951.

Addresses:

1881 - 1891 - 1894	62 Devonshire St, All Saints
1894	10 Paxton Rd, All Saints
1901	517 Park Road, All Saints
1911-30	128 Boulton Rd, West Bromwich
1927-50	162 Pineapple Rd, Stirchley

A Registration Card, dated 1915?, lists Lizzie Stanier, of 128 Boulton Rd, Handsworth, as a Domestic.

1921

[1833 - 1913]

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Baptised 2 June 1833, Dudley St Thomas, IGI C040144-8319

Father: William Shaw

Mother: Mary Henley
The surname is listed on the birth certificate of his sister, Ellen

Siblings:

William Shaw [30 July 1826 - ]
Benjamin Shaw [1829 -]
Elizabeth Shaw [1831 -]
Edwin Shaw [1833 - 1913]
Alfred Shaw [1835 -] married Martha [1837 -]
1. Martha Elizabeth Shaw [1859 -]
2. Edwin Henry Shaw [1860 -]
3. George Alfred Shaw [1868 -]
4. William Herbert Shaw [1869 -]
  (50 Cromwell Street, Dudley: RG10/3015 f94 p13)
Hannah Shaw [1837 -]
In Dudley Workhouse in the 1901 census
(RG13/2739 f138 p10)
Ellen Shaw [24 November 1838 -]
Herbert Shaw [October 1840 -]

Married: Elizabeth Gee 21 May 1871

certificate

Registration District	Stourbridge
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Pensnett
in the County of	Staffordshire
When Married	21 May 1871
Name and Surname	Edwin Shaw
Age	38
Condition	Bachelor
Rank or Profession	Blacksmith
Residence	Dudley
Father's Name	William Shaw
Father's Profession	Fender Maker
Witnesses	William Bache, Maria Merrall

Children:

Lizzie Shaw
William Edwin Shaw
Florence Amelia Shaw

certificate

Registration District	West Bromwich
in the Sub-District of	West Bromwich North east
in the County of	West Bromwich
When and where died	19 December 1913, Workhouse Infirmary, West Bromwich
Name and Surname	Edwin Shaw
Sex	male
Age	79 years
Occupation	of 43 Victoria Road Handsworth, Blacksmith's Striker
Cause of death	Senile Decay certified
Informant	William E Shaw, Son, 43 Victoria Road Handsworth
When Registered	20 December 1913

Addresses:

1841	Kates Hill, Dudley WOR
1851	Watsons Green, Dudley WOR
1861	Hope Street, Minster, Sheppey KEN
1871	12 Heath St, All Saints
1881 - 1891	62 Devonshire Street, All Saints
1901	118 Lodge Road, All Saints
1911	Bull's Head Public House, 60 Icknield Street

[1802 - 1884]

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Married: Mary Henley

Children:

William Shaw
Benjamin Shaw
Elizabeth Shaw
Edwin Shaw
Alfred Shaw
Hannah Shaw
Ellen Shaw
Herbert Shaw

Died: 15 December 1884, Dudley

certificate

Registration District	Dudley
in the Sub-District of	Dudley
in the County of	Worcester
When and where died	15 December 1884, 100 Salop Street
Name and Surname	William Shaw
Sex	Male
Age	83 years
Occupation	Whitesmith
Cause of death	Peritonitis, certified
Informant	Sarah Hall, present at the death, 60 Stafford Street Dudley
When Registered	17 December 1884

Address:

1841	Kates Hill, Dudley WOR
1851	Watsons Green, Dudley WOR
1861	Cromwell Street, Dudley WOR
1871	High Street, Netherton WOR
1881	141 Wolverhampton Street, Dudley WOR

[1719 - >1761]

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Baptised: 27 October 1719, Merton DEV, Parish Register

Father: William Shaxon

Mother: Jane Shaxon

Siblings: All at Merton

William [22 May 1718 - 31 December 1729]
Elizabeth Shaxon [1719 - >1761]
Francis [3 July 1721 - 3 April 1729]
Thomas Shaxon [8 July 1723 - ]
William Shaxon [10 March 1724/5 - 10 March 1724/5]
John Shaxon [22 November 1726 - 24 November 1726]
Jane Shaxon [31 August 1729 - 31 December 1729]
Jane Shaxon [1730 - 29 November 1730]
Jane Shaxon [30 July 1732 - ]

Married: Thomas Nott, 29 November 1744, Merton, Parish Register

Children:

Elizabeth Nott
Mary Nott
Jane Nott
John Nott
Rebecca Nott
Frances Nott

[<1704 - >1726]

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Married: Jane Shaxon

Children:

William Shaxon
Elizabeth Shaxon
Francis Shaxon
Thomas Shaxon
William Shaxon
John Shaxon
Jane Shaxon
Jane Shaxon
Jane Shaxon

[<1704 - >1726]

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Married: William Shaxon

Children:

William Shaxon
Elizabeth Shaxon
Francis Shaxon
Thomas Shaxon
William Shaxon
John Shaxon
Jane Shaxon
Jane Shaxon
Jane Shaxon

[1681 - >1725]

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Father: Abraham Sigee

Mother: Susanne Amory

Baptismal Entry:

Date	26 March 1681
Where	French Church Thorney CAM
Text	"Temoins: Abraham Caliet; Sara Vandebeck, fille d'Abraham"

Siblings:

Susanne Sigee (→ Milleville) [1 November 1663 - ] Temoins: Jaques le Roy; Jenne de le Haye
Marie Sigee [7 May 1665 - ] Temoins: Piere Sigié; Marie Gouy, femme de David le Roy
Jenne Sigee [17 March 1666/7 - ] Temoins: Jacop Sigié; Marie Vandebeck, fille du feu Piere
Sara Sigee (→ Egar) [15 August 1669 - ] Temoins: Isaac Sigié, le fils; Sara Holmes, fille de Robert
Abraham Sigee [24 December 1671 - ] Temoins: Piere ugille; Marie (Ret?) femme de Jacob Amory
Judith Sigee [6 April 1678/9 - ] Temoins: Isaac du Bois; Susanne Hannot, femme de Jacob Desbien
Judith Sigee [1681 - >1725]

Married: Jean Le Haire

Children:

Jean Le Haire
Susanne Le Haire
Abraham Le Haire
Marie Le Haire
Benjamin Le Ffaire
Abraham Le Haire
Jacob Le Here
Isaac Le Here
Daniel Le Here
Esther Le Haire
Sarah Leahair

Other possible: 2 or 9 September 1683 to Jacob Sigee and Marguerite Casselle. Abraham and Susanne look more likely, as both Benjamin le Ffaire and Isaac Le Here had an Abraham Sigee as sponsor: this could be Judiths brother. Judith, daughter of Jacob, had no brother.

[<1648 - >1681]

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Father: Isaac Sigee

Siblings:

Abraham Sigee [<1648 - >1681]
Jacob Sigee [fl 1665]
Jean Sigee [fl 1674]
Pierre Sigee [fl 1679]
Isaac Sigee [fl 1680]

Married: Susanne Amory

Children:

Susanne Sigee
Marie Sigee
Jenne Sigee
Sara Sigee
Abraham Sigee
Judith Sigee
Judith Sigee

[<1663 - >1680]

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Children:

Abraham Sigee
Jacob Sigee
Jean Sigee
Pierre Sigee
Isaac Sigee

[1831 - >1891]

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Baptised: 26 January 1831

Father: John Simmonds

Mother: Ruth Hobgood

Baptism Entry:

Church	Froxfield WIL
Date	26 January 1831
Name	Mary
Parents	John and Ruth Simmonds
Abode	Froxfield
Father's Occ	Clockmaker

Siblings:

Mary Simmonds [1831 - >1891]
Sarah Middleton (→ Hawkins) [Baptised 8 November 1835 Froxfield]
Richard Middleton [Baptised 5 February 1837 Froxfield]
Thomas Oliver Middleton [Baptised 2 December 1838 Ramsbury WIL] married MAR qtr 1860, Hungerford 2c 315 Mary
1. Charles Middleton [1869 -]
  (High Street, Marlborough WIL: RG9/1289 f45 p7)

Married: Joseph Stevens 3 July 1854

certificate

Registration District	Hungerford
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Shalbourne
in the County of	Berkshire and Wiltshire
When Married	3 July 1854
Name and Surname	Mary Simmonds
Age	23
Condition	Spinster
Residence	Shalbourne
Father's Name	John Simmonds
Father's Profession	Watchmaker
Witnesses	Thomas, Sarah Middleton bride's stepbrother and stepsister

Children:

Mary Stevens
Sarah Elizabeth Stevens
Ruth Stevens
Joseph John Stevens
Martha Ann Stevens
William Stevens
Thomas Stevens
Kate Stevens

Not the Mary Stevens who died JUN qtr 1903, Devizes 5a 57: she was the widow of Henry Stevens of Hindon, and living there with him in the 1891 and 1901 censuses.

Addresses:

1841	Little Common, Inkpen BRK
1851	The Green, Devizes WIL
1861 - 1871	Shrewton WIL
1881	4 Sutton Place, Devizes
1882	1 Stampford Terrace, Maygrove Rd, Kilburn MDX (Booth Map) Probate record of Husband
1891	Mill House, West Lane, Stert WIL

[~1801 - 1832]

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Married: Ruth Hobgood

Child:

Mary Simmonds

Buried: 8 July 1832, Ham WIL All Saints, aged 31

A Mary Simmonds died at Froxfield Workhouse aged 77 on 12 August 1818. Mother?

[1780 - >1812]

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Baptised: 3 December 1780, Sandy

Father: John Simmonds

Mother: Mary Cooper

Married: William Tilcock, 25 December 1811, Sandy BDF

Child:

Ann Tilcock

[1740 - 1780]

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Baptised: 8 June 1740, Biggleswade

Died: 5 April 1780, Sandy

Father: Luke Simonds

Mother: Mary Simmonds

Married: Mary Cooper 20 October 1769, Sandy

Child:

Lucy Simmonds

[<1725 - 1744]

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Married: Mary Simmonds

Child:

John Simmonds

Buried: 27 December 1744, Biggleswade BDF St Andrew

[<1725 - >1740]

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Married: Luke Simmonds

Child:

John Simmonds

Buried: 7 September 1749, Biggleswade BDF St Andrew

[1868 - 1955]

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Born: 12 January 1868

certificate

Registration District	Freebridge Lynn
in the Sub-District of	Gayton
in the County of	Norfolk
When and where born	12 January 1868, Castle Acre
Name	Harriet
Sex	girl
Name of Father
Name of Mother	Charlotte Skipper, formerly Barrett
Occupation of Father
Informant	Charlotte Skipper , Mother, Castleacre
When Registered	19 February 1868

Mother: Charlotte Barrett

Siblings:

Mary A. Skipper [1848 - ]
Emma Skipper [3 August 1852 - ]
George Skipper [6 August 1854 - ]
Walter Skipper [1855 - ]
Arthur Skipper [JUN qtr 1859 - ]
The above 5 were children of Charlotte's husband Robert Skipper, and may be seen on the Skipper-Lift descendants. He died 1861, so the last 5 children were presumably illegitimate. The space for Father's Name on their birth certificates are all blank.
Charlotte Skipper [18 November 1862 - ] married SEP qtr 1882 Barlow Dutchman
1. Martin Dutchman [1885 -] married 1908 Woolwich Lydia Ruth Dollimore
2. Lavinia Dutchman [1887 -]
3. Esdaile Dutchman [1890 - 14 April 1970] married Henrietta Elizabeth [1893 - 22 March 1977]
4. Horace George Dutchman [1896 -]
5. Barnet Dutchman [1898 - 16 August 1976] married Robert Cecil Coker [1899 - 25 May 1976]
6. Baden Powell Dutchman [1900 -]
  (Abbey Cottages, Castle Acre: RG12/1565 f44 p16, Pales Green, Castle Acre: RG13/1885 f39 p8)
7. Pansy May Dutchman [1902 - May 1904]
8. Dulcie Pansy May Dutchman [1905 -]
9. Harold Gordon Dutchman [15 July 1907 - 29 December 2002] married 1929 Molly Louisa Barkham [21 May 1909 - November 1990]
  1. Barbara Dutchman
  2. Monica Mavis Dutchman [1934 -] married Derrick Hugh Brown [12 November 1933 -]
    My thanks to Graeme Brown, son of Monica and Derrick, for information on Barlow Dutchman's descendants
William Skipper [25 April 1865 - 4 June 1947] married DEC qtr 1888 Susanah Stapleton [1870 - 20 October 1903]
1. Eva Stapleton [1887 -]
2. William Skipper [DEC qtr 1888 - DEC qtr 1888]
3. Gertrude Skipper [DEC qtr 1889 -]
4. Adelaide Skipper [SEP qtr 1891 -] married 1912 Frederick Williamson [1887 -]
5. Phoebe A Skipper [SEP qtr 1893 -] married 1920 William Peberdy
6. Gladys Susannah Skipper [JUN qtr 1895 -]
7. Olga Skipper [MAR qtr 1897 -]
8. Henry William Skipper [SEP qtr 1898 - 21 March 1918]
  (Cookstool, Castle Acre: RG12/1565 f53 p10, Pales Green, Castle Acre: RG13/1885 f39 p8)
William Skipper married 26 December 1912 Mary Ann Dack née Stacey [1859 -]
Harriet Skipper [1868 - 1955]
The 1871 census has a curious layout which might imply that Harriett's father was Henry Garnett.
Phoebe Skipper [30 March 1871 -] married DEC qtr 1895 Robert William Vincent
1. Robert W C Vincent [1887 -]
2. Leonard M Vincent [1899 -]
  (Post Office Street, Castle Acre: RG13/1885 f45 p2)
Robert Skipper [29 March 1874 - ]

Married: Frederic Bonas 19 October 1889

certificate

Registration District	Freebridge Lynn
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Castle Acre
in the County of	Norfolk
When Married	19 October 1889
Name and Surname	Harriet Skipper
Age	Full
Condition	Spinster
Rank or Profession	Labourers Dau
Residence	Castle Acre
Father's Name	Filia nullim
Witnesses	William Skipper, Phebe Skipper bride's brother and sister?

There are two apparently illegitimate Harriet Skippers in Castle Acre at the time, Harriet daughter of Charlotte born 12 January 1868, and Harriet daughter of Mary born 28 August 1867 (whom I take to be the granddaughter of William Skipper: see the 1871 census entry). My reasons for believing the Harriet who married Frederic Bonas was the daughter of Charlotte are

Harriet daughter of Charlotte was a near neighbour of Frederic in 1881
A Harriet Skipper was buried 6 June 1883 aged 16. This is consistent with birth 28 August 1867, but not with birth 12 January 1868, so is more likely to be Harriet daughter of Mary.

Children:

Sybil May Bonas
Grace Bonas
Charlotte Bonas
Henry Jesse Bonas
Violet Bonas
Eric Bonas
Pansy Susannah Bonas
Arthur William 'Jack' Bonas
Fred Bonas
Edna Lillian Harriet Bonas
Albert Leahair Bonas

Died: 14 July 1955, 42 Foxes Meadow, Castleacre

certificate

Registration District	King's Lynn
in the Sub-District of	King's Lynn
in the County of	Norfolk
When and where died	14 July 1955, 42 Foxes Meadow, Castleacre
Name and Surname	Harriett Bonas
Sex	Female
Age	87 years
Occupation	Widow of Frederick Bonas, a Council's Roadman
Cause of death	1(a) Cerebral haemorrhage II Senile decay, certified
Informant	H J Bonas, son, 24 Pye Lane, Castleacre
When Registered	16 July

Addresses:

1871	Swaffham Street East, Castle Acre
1881	Swaffham Road, Castle Acre
1891	Castle Acre
1901	Moy's Buildings, Castle Acre
1911	Post Office Street, Castle Acre NFK

circa 1950

[1842 - 1886]

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Born: 20 October 1842

certificate

Registration District	Freebridge Lynn
in the Sub-District of	Gayton
in the County of	Norfolk
When and where born	20 October 1842, Castleacre
Name	Susan
Sex	Girl
Name of Father	William Skipper
Name of Mother	Caroline Skipper, formerly Barker
Profession of Father	Labourer
Informant	Caroline Skipper , Mother, Castleacre
When Registered	26 October 1842

Father: William Skipper

Mother: Caroline Barker

Siblings:

Susan Skipper [1842 - 1886]
Mary Ann Skipper [~March 1851 - ]
William Skipper [1853 - ]
Listed in the 1871 census of Keepers Lodge, Southill BFD (RG10/1552 f50 p6) living in the household of William Hooks (48), his wife Mary (41), nephew William Skipper (16), and vistor Eliza Barker (19). All born Castle Acre.
Elizabeth Skipper [1856 - ]
William Stacey [1872 - ] son of father's second wife
Harriet Stacey [1873 - ] daughter of father's second wife

Extended family

Married: Jesse Bonas 12 October 1861

Marriage Certificate:

Registration District	Freebridge Lynn
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Castle Acre
in the County of	Norfolk
When Married	12 October 1861
Name and Surname	Susan Skipper
Age	of full age
Condition	Spinster
Residence	Castle Acre
Father's Name	William Skipper
Witnesses	Jabez Bonas, Mary Hookes groom's brother, brides's aunt?

Children:

William Bonas
Jael Bonas
Frederic Bonas
Charles Bonas
Emma Bonas
Anne Bonas

Died: 22 April 1886, Castelacre

certificate

Registration District	Freebridge Lynn
in the Sub-District of	Gayton
in the County of	Norfolk
When and where died	22 April 1886, Castleacre
Name and Surname	Susan Bonas
Sex	female
Age	43 years
Occupation	Wife of Jesse Bonas, a laborer
Cause of death	Brights disease of kidneys, pericarditis, certified
Informant	the mark of Ann Barnett, present at the death, Castleacre
When Registered	19 May 1886

Buried: 25 May 1886, Castle Acre, aged 43, Parish Register

Address:

1851	Pales Green, Castle Acre
1861	Bates Green, Castle Acre
1871	Drury Lane, Castle Acre
1881	Castle Acre

[1820 - 1892]

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Born: 1820

Baptised: 30 April 1820, Castle Acre, Parish Register

Father: William Skipper

Mother: Elizabeth Tilthorpe

Siblings:

Mary Skipper [19 November 1809 - ]
John Skipper [1816 - ]
Mary Tabitha Skipper [3 May 1818 - ]
William Skipper [1820 - 1892]
Susan Skipper (→ Palmer)
Tabitha Skipper (→ Ward) [30 April 1820 - ]
Sarah Skipper [12 July 1822 - ]
Robert Skipper [1828 - 1861]
Married Charlotte Barrett
Mary Skipper (→ Hooks) [1831 - ]
The family is listed in the 1871 census of Keepers Lodge, Southill BFD (RG10/1552 f50 p6): William (48), his wife Mary (41), nephew William Skipper (16) [see below], and vistor Eliza Barker (19) [niece of Caroline Barker].

Extended family

Married 1: Caroline Barker 14 November 1841

Marriage Certificate:

Registration District	Freebridge Lynn
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Castle Acre
in the County of	Norfolk
When Married	14 November 1841
Name and Surname	William Skipper
Age	Full
Condition	Bachelor
Rank or Profession	Labourer
Residence	St James Green
Father's Name	William Skipper
Father's Profession	Labourer
Witnesses	John Skipper , Tabitha Skipper groom's brother and sister?

Children of first marriage:

Susan Skipper
Mary Ann Skipper
William Skipper
Living with his aunt in 1871. See above
Elizabeth Skipper

Married 2: Eliza Stacey [1832 Longton NFK - SEP qtr 1912]

certificate

Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Castle Acre
in the County of	Norfolk
When Married	7 June 1881
Name and Surname	William Skipper	Eliza Stacey
Age	Full	Full
Condition	Widower	Widow
Profession	labourer	—
Residence	Castle Acre	Castle Acre
Father's Name	William Skipper	William Rayner
Father's Profession	labourer	labourer
Witnesses	Thomas Skipper, Eliza Churchman

Eliza Rayner married DEC qtr 1849 Mitford James Stacey

Emma Stacey [1856 -]
Mary Ann Stacey [1859 -]
James Lew Stacey [1862 -]
Walter Stacey [1863 -]
Susannah Stacey [1866 -]
Hannah Frances Stacey [1868 -] married DEC qtr 1885 Mitford William Walker
1. Louisa Walker [MAR qtr 1886 Mitford -]
2. Thomas Walker [JUN qtr 1887 -]
3. Walter William Walker [SEP qtr 1888 -]
4. Henry Walker [SEP qtr 1892 Freebridge Lynn -]
5. James Levi Walker [SEP qtr 1894 -]
6. Lily Walker [SEP qtr 1899 -]
  (Newton Rd, Castle Acre: RG12/1565 f58 p1, RG13/1885 f54 p1)
Harriet Stacey [1873 -]
Ernest William Stacey [1877 -]
(Fuller Square, Castle Acre: RG10/1860 f77 p12; Newton Rd: RG11/1994 f82 p7; St James Green: RG13/1885 f62 p18)

Died: 26 March 1892, Castle Acre

certificate

Registration District	Freebrudge Lynn
in the Sub-District of	Gayton
in the County of	Norfolk
When and where died	26 March 1892, Castle Acre
Name and Surname	William Skipper
Sex	Male
Age	72 years
Occupation	Farm Labourer
Cause of death	Bronchitis, certified
Informant	Wlliam Walker, son-in-law, present at the death, Castle Acre husband of step-daughter Hannah Frances Stacey
When Registered	28 March 1892

Buried: 30 March 1892, Castle Acre, aged 72, Parish Register

Electoral Roll:

Cottage in East Street, Castle Acre

1885-6: Castleacre, North-Western Division of Norfolk

Addresses:

1841	St James Green, Castle Acre
1851	Pales Green, Castle Acre
1861	Bates Green, Castle Acre
1871	Swaffham St West, Castle Acre
1881	Further Green, Castle Acre
1885-6	East St, Castle Acre
1891	Castle Acre

[1786 - 1856]

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Baptised: 12 February 1786, West Acre, Parish Register

Father: William Skipper

Mother: Sarah Lift

Siblings:

Ann Skipper [6 May 1781 - ]
Sarah Skipper [7 June 1783 -]
William Skipper [1786 - 1856]
Elizabeth Skipper [9 September 1788 - ]
John Skipper [12 December 1790 - ]
Ruth Skipper [1 December 1793 - ]

Extended family

Married: Elizabeth Tilthorpe, 23 October 1808, West Acre, Parish Register (Pallot Index)

Children:

Mary Skipper
John Skipper
Mary Tabitha Skipper
William Skipper
Susan Skipper
Tabitha Skipper
Sarah Skipper
Robert Skipper
Mary Skipper

Died: 11 March 1856

certificate

Registration District	Freebridge Lynn Union
in the Sub-District of	Gayton
in the County of	Norfolk
When and where died	11 March 1856, Castleacre
Name and Surname	William Skipper
Sex	Male
Age	70 years
Occupation	Husbandman
Cause of death	Dropsy, certified
Informant	The mark of Elizabeth Skipper, Present at the Deeath, Castleacre
When Registered	19 March 1856

Addresses:

1841	Green, Castle Acre NFK
1851	St James Green, Castle Acre NFK

[<1766 - >1793]

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8 generations of descendants

Married: Sarah Lift, 4 January 1781, West Acre, Parish Register

Children:

Ann Skipper
Sarah Skipper
William Skipper
Elizabeth Skipper
John Skipper
Ruth Skipper

[1733 - >1774]

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Born: 10 July 1733

Baptised: 12 July 1733, Southbroom, IGI 7419010-86

Father: William Smart

Mother: Anne Butler

Married: Steven Wheeler, 12 October 1763, Calne

Children:

Alice Wheeler
Jane Wheeler
Martha Wheeler

[<1718 - >1733]

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Married: Anne Butler, 15 July 1728, Bishops Cannings WIL, Parish Register

Marriage Entry:

Spouse	Anne Butler
Date	15 July 1728
Where	Bishops Cannings
Text	"Willm. Smart, of Newbury, and Anne Butler, of Vize Green"

Child:

Mary Smart

Two possibles were baptised at Newbury Lower Meeting House: 6 May 1706 son of Richard; and 4 May 1709 son of Thomas.
However, Newbury Church itself is not in the IGI.

[1773 - >1820]

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Baptised: 30 May 1773, Dudley St Thomas, Parish Register

Father: Joshua Southall

Mother: Elizabeth Evans

Siblings:

Jane Southall [27 March 1768 - ]
James Southall [24 September 1769 - ]
Elizabeth Southall [4 August 1771 - ]
Esther Southall [1773 - >1820]
Mary Southall [26 March 1780 - ]
Hannah Southall [22 September 1781 - ]
Ann Southall [30 November 1783 - ]

Married: Samuel Collett 13 January 1794

Marriage Entry:

Church	Dudley St Thomas
Date	13 January 1794
Name	Samuel Collett Bachelor
Of	this parish
and Name	Esther Southall Spinster
Of	this parish
By	Banns
Witnesses	W Bridgewater, Joseph Bond

Children:

Ann Collett
Sarah Collett
Mary Maria Collett
John Collett
Mary Maria Collett
Richard Collett
William Collett
George Collett
Joseph Collett
Mary Collett
Elizabeth Collett

Two other possibilities, daughter of Thomas and Esther 22 July 1787 or daughter of John and Catherine 17 February 1793, both at Dudley St Thomas, can be rejected, as both died as infants.

[1746 - >1783]

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Baptised: 19 October 1746, Dudley St Thomas, Parish Register

Father: William Southall

Mother: Elizabeth Foxall

Siblings:

Mary Southall [18 September 1732 - ]
Sarah Southall [6 October 1734 - ]
William Southall [29 May 1737 - ]
Elizabeth Southall [10 January 1739 -]
Esther Southall [14 May 1744 - ]
Joshua Southall [1746 - >1783]
Hannah Southall [1 September 1751 - ]

Married: Elizabeth Evans 1 June 1766

Marriage Entry:

Church	Dudley St Thomas
Date	1 June 1766
Name	Joshua Southall bachelor
Of	this parish
and Name	Elizabeth Evans Spinster
Of	this parish
By	banns
Witnesses	John Johnson, Jos Bagnall

Children:

Jane Southall
James Southall
Elizabeth Southall
Esther Southall
Mary Southall
Hannah Southall
Ann Southall

[1708 - >1751]

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Father: Thomas Southall

Mother: Mary Harrison

Baptismal Entry:

Date	28 March 1708
Where	Dudley St Thomas WOR
Text	"William son of Thomas Southall naylor by Mary his wife"

Siblings:

Thomas Southall [2 April 1704 - ]
Joseph Southall [16 December 1705 - ]
William Southall [1708 - >1751]
Daniel Southall [18 March 1710 - ]
Richard Southall [8 July 1716 - ]

Married: Elizabeth Foxall, 3 March 1727/8, Dudley St Thomas, Parish Register

Children:

Mary Southall
Sarah Southall
William Southall
Elizabeth Southall
Esther Southall
Joshua Southall
Hannah Southall

[1680 - >1717]

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Baptised: 6 September 1680, Dudley St Thomas, Parish Register

Father: Thomas Southall

Mother: Ann Hancox

Siblings:

Mary Southall [24 April 1681 - ]
John Southall [18 March 1682/3 - ]
Thomas Southall [1680 - >1717]

Married: Mary Harrison, 1 March 1701/2, Dudley St Thomas WOR, Parish Register

Marriage Entry:

Spouse	Mary Harrison
Date	1 March 1701
Where	Dudley St Thomas
Text	"Thomas Southall naylor and Mary Harrison were married"

Children:

Thomas Southall
Joseph Southall
William Southall
Daniel Southall
Richard Southall

[1665 - 1709]

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Baptised: 26 July 1665, Dudley St Thomas, Parish Register

Buried: 4 January 1708/9, Dudley St Thomas WOR, Parish Register

Father: John Southall

Mother: Elizabeth Southall

Burial Entry:

Date	4 January 1708
Where	Dudley St Thomas
Text	"Thomas Southall Naylor was buried"

Married: Ann Hancox, 6 September 1680, Dudley St Thomas, Parish Register

Children:

Mary Southall
John Southall
Thomas Southall

Other possibles (both at Dudley St Thomas): son of Richard and Amey, 13 February 1641; son of Thomas and Mary his late wife, 28 July 1655 "born 3m 6d afore". I prefer this one, due to the gap between baptism and marriage.

[<1650 - >1665]

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Married: Elizabeth Southall

Child:

Thomas Southall

Roger Southall, nailer of Dudley, appeared at Worcester Quarter Sessions 28 June 1619, as recognizance for Henry Roades, labourer of Dudley. See folios XXX 69 and XXX 73. Some relative?

[<1650 - >1665]

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Married: John Southall

Child:

Thomas Southall

[1894 - 1967]

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Born: 11 August 1894

certificate

Registration District	Birmingham
in the Sub-District of	All Saints
in the County of	Birmingham
When and where born	11 August 1894, 10 Paxton Road
Name	William Edwin
Sex	Boy
Name of Father	William John Stanier
Name of Mother	Lizzie Stanier, formerly Shaw
Profession of Father	Clock maker journeyman
Informant	Lizzie Stanier, Mother, 10 Paxton Road
When Registered	20 September 1894

Father: William John Stanier

Mother: Lizzie Shaw

Siblings:

William Edwin Stanier [1894 - 1967]
Lilian May Stanier [18 December 1898 - 14 August 1982]
Elsie Florence Stanier (→ Purkis) [9 February 1903 - December 2003]

Extended family

With Lilian May Stanier, circa 1900

The Stanier Family, 1921

Married: Mabel Eleanor Read 7 April 1917

certificate

Registration District	West Bromwich
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	St James, Handsworth
in the County of	Staffordshire
When Married	7 April 1917
Name and Surname	William Edwin Stanier
Age	23
Condition	Bachelor
Rank or Profession	Coppersmith
Residence	128 Boulton Road
Father's Name	William John Stanier
Father's Profession	Watch and Clock maker
Witnesses	William John Stanier, Lilian May Stanier groom's father and sister

WW1 Service:


7678 William Stanier enlisted in the 5th Battalion, South Stafford Regiment (Territorial Force) 15 February 1911, training at Aberystwyth 4 - 18 August 1912. He entered embodied service 5 August 1914, and was promoted to Corporal 1 May 1815. He was attached to the 28th Provisional Battalion 18 June 1815, and transferred to civil employment with the Engineering Department of HM Dockyards Pembroke 8 February 1916. He was discharged at the termination of his engagement 25 March 1916.

With Mabel Eleanor Read

Children:

John Howard Stanier
Marguerite Ruth 'Peggy' Stanier
Roger William Stanier

with his children and grandchildren

Died: 19 September 1967, 25 Farlow Rd Northfield

certificate

Registration District	Birmingham
in the Sub-District of	Birmingham
in the County Borough of	Birmingham
When and where died	19 September 1967, 25 Farlow Rd Northfield
Name and Surname	William Edwin Stanier
Sex	Male
Age	73 years
Occupation	of 131 Wychell Road, Birmingham 34. Silversmith (retired)
Cause of death	Coronary artery thrombosis Atherosclerosis
Informant	R W Stanier, son, 61 Farnhurst Rd, Birmingham 34
When Registered	21 September 1967

Will:

Of	William Edwin Stanier of 131 Wychall Rd, Northfield, Birmingham
Dated	2 June 1964
Executors	John Howard Stanier of 27 Green Drive, Clitheroe, Lancashire
	Roger William Stanier of 61 Farnhurst Rd, Ward End, Birmingham
Witnesses	John Davies solicitor of Kings Norton, J.P.Evans clerk
Legacies	All estate to wife Mabel Eleanor Stanier.

Probate:

Of	William Edwin Stanier
At	Birmingham
To	John Howard Stanier telephone manager	Roger William Stanier asst executive engineer
On	8 December 1967
Estate	£3,844

Street Directories:

1924-27: Kellys Birmingham	Wm E Stanier, 5 Reeves Rd Kings Heath
1952 69: Kellys Birmingham	Wm E Stanier, 131 Wychall Rd 31

Addresses:

1894	10 Paxton Rd, All Saints, Birmingham
1901	517 Park Road, All Saints
1911-17	128 Boulton Rd, West Bromwich
1924-7	5 Reeves Rd, Kings Heath, Birmingham
1927-35	112 Pineapple Rd, Birmingham
1935-67	131 Wychall Rd, Birmingham Telephone birmingham PRIory 2014 (from 1945)

Biographical Details, as recalled by his son John:

"Father was apprenticed, probably at thirteen or fourteen years of age, to the silversmiths firm of Elkingtons, which had pioneered the technique of electroplating silver on to base metals, so rendering Sheffield plate obsolete. Sheffield Plate was a sandwich of a thin sheet of silver soldered on either face of a thick base metal substrate, which was then rolled out for making up into silver plate articles. One of his contempories at Elkingtons, and a lifelong friend, was Bert Salt (or Sault) who married one Eva Pepper. The two copper wall plates (one of which has appeared mysteriously on Linda's wall) and which used to be "oxydized silver" finish were made by Elkingtons by electroplating copper onto a wax master. Father moved to the silver and goldsmiths firm of Adie Brothers in Hockley, Birmingham, probably after demobilisation in 1919, and remained there until he retired. He was one of the team of craftsmen who made a number of notable gold and silver articles, including a gold tea service for King Farouk as a wedding present to Queen Farida (now in the Cairo Museum), an outrageous wine cooler in the form of a fullsized beer barrel in solid silver, also for Farouk and also believed to be in the Cairo museum, another gold tea service for the Maharajah of Baroda, now in a museum in Delhi, a magnificent silver chandelier for a London synagogue, innumerable gold cups for famous horse races and the silver tea service given by Birmingham Corporation to Princess Elizabeth on her wedding to Prince Phillip. I refrain from mentioning the use made of Farida's tea service by the artisans before it was packed for dispatch."
(The broad outline of these recollections is confirmed - and the detail to some extent contradicted - by the recollections of Eileen Luker written in May 1994.
"Herewith the newscutting of the tray & teaset your grandfather made for the present Queen when she was - as Princess Elizabeth, married.
... I did have the photo of the gold dinner set made for ex-King Farouk of Egypt. Your grandfather also made that when he worked for Adies (later Elkingtons) goldsmiths, & the whole staff had a fish & chip dinner off it (it was made with 40 place settings) before it went to Egypt. But it didn't bring Farouk any luck as the Egyptian monarchy was thrown out shortly afterwards. Likewise Uncle Billy made a set of gold & enamel coffee cups for the Indian Maharajah of Baroda who never paid for them!"
The claim that the dinner set "didn't bring Farouk any luck as the Egyptian monarchy was thrown out shortly afterwards" raises a problem. Farouk divorced Farida in 1948, and had married Narriman Sadek in 1951 before being overthrown in 1952. This might suggest the dinner set was a present to Narriman rather than Farida.)
Father was mobilised into the Territorial Army in 1914. In those far off days, the Territorial Army was just that, confined to the U.K. and father eventually went to Shoeburyness, near Southend on Sea where he was billeted with the Read family at 32 Park Road, Thorpe Bay, where he met, and married the youngest daughter, Mabel in 1917. At some stage during the war, father volunteered to transfer to Pembroke Docks, South Wales, making or repairing copper piping in submarines, but actually spending most of the time turning mussel shells into snuff boxes for the naval staff. I appeared in September 1918 and moved to Birmingham in 1919 when Father was demobilised."
[John Howard Stanier]

Newspaper: Birmingham Daily Mail, Monday 10 November 1947

City's Royal Wedding Gift
Craftsmanship in Silver
Designs Chosen by the Princess

The silver tea set which is to be Birmingham's gift to Princess Elizabeth and Lieut. Philip Mountbatten

With justifiable pride in the skill and artistry of the craftsmen who produced it, the firm of Adie Brothers, Ltd, to-day handed over to the city the silver tea set which is Birmingham's wedding present to Princess Elizabeth and Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten.
When the set was chosen by Princess Elizabeth from designs submitted by Birmingham silversmiths, at the invitation of the City Council, she did not know that the same firm made the silver porringer which was one of the presents at her christening 21 years ago, and that the same designer, M. Fernand Piret, who had been with the firm 32 years, and several other employees would be engaged on it.
The gift is a cushion-shaped fluted tea-set, richly hand-chased, the kettle, tea pot and hot water jug having hand-carved ivory handles. It was designed by M. Piret after the style of the ancient French silversmith Paul de Lamerie, an 18th century master, and in the workshops of the Soho Hill firm, modern craftsmen used tools of the type which have been in use from early days.
Labour of Love
With 70 per cent of the firm's production for export, particular pride has been shown by the workmen throughout the whole intricate operation. Young apprentices have been under the wings of the old craftsmen, for whom this particular occasion was something of a labour of love.
Mr W.E.Stanier, a silversmith for nearly 40 years, was the first to turn his skill to the exclusive design, and, as he shaped the set with his expert hands, he explained as he went along the finer points for the benefit of the youths who are learning the trade.
Further along the bench, Mr Arthur Hudson, with 45 years of hand chasing behind him, used one or another of the 200 small tools which he himself had made.
His part in the final exquisite finish of the tea set was there for everyone to see. Mr George Whitehouse, another old employee of the firm, was busy to-day polishing some pieces designed for America.

Two other pieces he made at Adie Brothers.

Notes:

A Photograph album was found in his house after his death. There is no direct proof that it belonged to him, but names on the pages include A Florry, who could be his paternal aunt Florence Martha Stanier or his maternal aunt Florence Amelia Shaw; and U Jim, who is shown in military uniform with solar topee, and could be his uncle, James Stanier, who served in South Africa. Other names in the album are Dolly, W Franklin? and Emma Powles(?)

Several items made by him remain in the possession of the family:-


Two views of a figurine of an owl.

There are also some examples of the snuff-boxes he made from mussel shells while working in Pembroke Docks.

1900 WW1 1921

[1871 - 1939]

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Born: 16 January 1871

certificate

Registration District	Birmingham
in the Sub-District of	All Saints
in the County of	Warwickshire
When and where born	16 January 1871, 86 Bacchus Lane
Name	William John
Sex	Boy
Name of Father	William Stanier
Name of Mother	Martha Stanier, formerly Kimber
Profession of Father	Brass Dresser
Informant	Martha Stanier , Mother, 86 Bacchus Lane Birmingham
When Registered	14 February 1871

Father: William Stanier

Mother: Martha Kimber

Baptised: 31 August 1874, St Michael Handsworth

His sister Jane Elizabeth Stanier was baptised on the same occasion, as was Hannah Stanier the daughter of John and Elizabeth Stanier. William Stanier and John Stanier were probably brothers.

Siblings:

William John Stanier [1871 - 1939]
Jane Elizabeth Stanier [MAR qtr 1873 - ]
Ada Stanier (→ Cox) [1875 - 1939]
Mary Alice Stanier (→ Greenfield) [9 January 1877 - January 1965]
George Henry Stanier [15 December 1878 - 19 January 1953]
A G.H.Stanier, presumably George Henry Stanier, had a photographic studio in Norton Street in about 1900 (see this photograph of his niece and nephew). This is not mentioned in Kelly's of the period, so perhaps he worked from the Bird in Hand.
He was known as "Cap" Stanier, apparently for having won a cap at swimming.
James Stanier [26 December 1880 - 8 July 1927]
James joined the South Staffordshire Regiment on 17 March 1900, to fight in the Boer War, at which date his address was given as 22½ Norton St Winson Green (PRO WO97/5982).
A family album contains what is probably his photograph
Florence Martha Stanier (→ Moore ⇒ Saunders) [1881 - ]
Howard Stanier [4 December 1882 - SEP qtr 1886]

Extended family

Married: Lizzie Shaw 11 July 1894

certificate

Registration District	Birmingham
Solemnized at	The Register Office
in the Parish of	Birmingham
When Married	11 July 1894
Name and Surname	William John Stanier
Age	23
Condition	Bachelor
Rank or Profession	Clock Maker
Residence	121 Norton Street, Birmingham
Father's Name	William Stanier
Father's Profession	Brass Dresser
Witnesses	Mary Alice Stanier, Henry G Knight

Children:

William Edwin Stanier
Lilian May Stanier
Elsie Florence Stanier

The Stanier Family, 1921

Died: 1 December 1939

certificate

Registration District	Birmingham
in the Sub-District of	Selly Oak
in the County of	Birmingham
When and where died	1 December 1939, 1B Raddlebarn Road Selly Oak
Name and Surname	William John Stanier
Sex	Male
Age	68
Rank or Profession	of 162 Pineapple Road Stirchley, an Electrical Instrument maker (j'man)(ret)
Cause of Death	Ia Pulmonary Embolism b Prostatectomy II Myocarditis certified by Robert C Meek MB
Informant	W E Stanier, Son, 131 Wychall Road Birmingham 31
When Registered	2 December 1939

Presumably, his was the interment at Section 41c, plot 12895, Handsworth Cemetery on 6 December 1939.

Will:

Of	William John Stanier of 162 Pineapple Rd, Stirchley
Dated	28 October 1933
Executors	none
Witnesses	Sarah Russell, Arthur Herbert Russell
Legacies	"To my Wife Lizzie Stanier all of my possessions all money with household furniture and effects together with the property of 162 Pineapple Rd Stirchley Birmingham during her life, and after her death to my daughter Lilian May Stanier".

Probate:

Of	William John Stanier
At	Birmingham
To	Lizzie Stanier widow, Lilian May Stanier spinster
On	20 March 1940
Estate	£326 6s 3d

Addresses:

1871	86 Bacchus Lane, All Saints, Birmingham
1874	Nineveh, All Saints
1881	6 Mint Terrace, Birmingham
1890	121 Norton St, All Saints (see map dated 1890)
1891	22½ Norton St, All Saints
1894	10 Paxton Rd, All Saints
1901 - 1905	517 Park Road, All Saints
1911-30	128 Boulton Rd, West Bromwich
1927-39	62 Pineapple Rd, Stirchley, Birmingham

Notes:

Attended the Norton Street Early Morning School for Men, and in 1891 was awarded a copy of the works of Shakespeare for making 52 early attendances out of a possible 52. It may be inferred that the School was held weekly.
Said (by his grandson Roger William Stanier) to have a strong resemblance to Beville Stanier of Peplow Hall Shropshire, the successful Unionist Candidate for the North (Newport) Division of Shropshire in 1908.
"Grandfather Stanier would have been a clever man had he been given the chance. He left school, such as it was, in Lozells, Birmingham at the age of eleven to become a pot boy. That is the lad who lathers the customers of a barber's shop in preparation for the barber to shave them (This is a somewhat unusual definition of the rôle of the pot boy. I suspect that William was a pot boy in the sense accepted by the OED: "A boy or young man employed at a tavern or public house to serve the customers with beer, or to carry beer to outside customers; a publican's assistant" - probably in the Bird in Hand Public House run by his father.) Each regular customer had his own pot, and woe betide the pot boy who used the wrong pot for a customer. Some time later he became an apprentice at Dennisons, the famous clock and watchmakers in Birmingham. In his final year, an apprentice had to demonstrate his ability by constructing a skeleton clock. It had to be a skeleton clock, so that the master could evaluate it without having to go to the trouble of taking it to pieces. Father told me that the incomplete clock was only finished in time to be his wedding present from grandfather. For more years than I care to remember, it stood on the sideboard in the living room, striking the hours and chiming the half hours. The local G.P. who attended the family took a great fancy to it and, on occasion, waited to watch the movement operate as it struck the hours. He wanted to buy the clock, but it was not for sale. As a boy of perhaps nine or ten, I helped grandfather re-furbish it, but after grandfather's death in 1939 the glass dome got broken and it gradually deteriorated, to be reconditioned by Brian in the sixties. When the clockmaking industry in the U.K. collapsed, unable to compete with mass produced German clocks and Swiss watches, grandfather joined a firm making electric meters, and I remember going with him to the firm's annual sports days. In the races, participants got a start advantage according to age, one yard per year over a reference age, and grandfather started his races half way down the course, twenty yards clear of the next man. It was quite rarely that he could be caught. I recall him sitting in one of the rest tents, liberally applying linament to his aching muscles.
It was only after grandfather's death that father discovered that he had been conceived out of wedlock and found out the story. It seemed that grandfather was courting the elder of the two sisters, Florrie, but it was the younger sister Lizzy that he got pregnant. Linda has a wedding photograph of the couple, with grandmother, despite tightly laced corsets, obviously about six or seven months pregnant. They moved into a terrace house in Boulton Road, Handsworth, and lived there until about 1935 when they bought a council house in Pineapple Road, Stirchley, a quarter of a mile from our then own home.
Grandmother was a tidy little woman, addicted to making Christmas Puddings which were kept for a year to mature and then distributed to friends and relations.
In middle age, Grandfather "got religion", becoming an enthusiastic member of the Christadelphian Church (Christ is coming tomorrow! Be prepared). In this he was joined by the youngest daughter, Elsie, but the elder daughter, Lilian, and father, who was the eldest child, remained outside the movement, and grandmother was distinctly lukewarm.
[John Howard Stanier]
A number of postcards to William John Stanier and his wife Lizzie were found amongst the effects of their daughter Lilian:-

from Weston super Mare, dated April 193? [last digit illegible], addressed to Mr & Mrs Stainer, 128 Boulton Rd, Hands Worth, Birmingham.
Dear Will & Lizzie
Thanks very much for your nice letter I was so glad to hear from you and that you had a good reception at Mothers last week. I thank you very much for doing the room for her Florrie sends her love to you all I am glad to say I am improving the weather is very rough but I have not stayed in much I hope Will is better Love to Lilly and yourselves your loving Ada
Notice Jack on the card
from Dawlish, dated 28 July 1936, addressed to Mr & Mrs Stanier, 162 Pineapple Rd, Stirchley, Birmingham.
Dear Grandma & Grandad,
We are having a great time here.
The weather is grand and the scenery lovely. I am writing this P.C. sitting on Teignmouth sands
love Peggy
from Harlech, dated 3 September 1936, addressed to Mr & Mrs W J Stanier, 162 Pineapple Rd, Stirchley, Birmingham 14.
Dear Mr & Mrs Stanier
We are having quite a nice time here except for a few showers. Peggy is enjoying herself immenseley.
Hope your holiday has done you both good & that you are feeling better
With kindest regards Eunice & Bert
from Glasgow, dated 19 August 1936, addressed to Mr & Mrs W Stanier, 162 Pineapple Rd, Stirchley, Birmingham 21, England.
Dear Will, Lizzie, Lily
I expect you have arrived home again I hope you have had a good time and that you have left Elsie OK the weather has been very nice for all this holiday It is beautiful up here lovely society and wonderful Shops and Buildings The river Clyde is not far from here and the sea is 30 miles away Laura, Reg and I went last Sunday to the Sea to a place called Largs and we had a nice time we are going to Loch Lomond one of the day's so you may guess I am having a nice time remember me to Billy Mabel Hope the children are well I shall come over to see you in about a months time best love to all your loving sister Ada.

Also amongst the effects were two postcards to Lilian Stanier at 162 Pineapple Rd, Birmingham 14, from her parents

from Paignton, dated 20 August 1937
Dear Lill
We are having a nice time, the weather as not been so hot this week but there is a lot of people hear.
We shall not be at home till Friday as we have got an envite to the Hydro on Thursday. Elsis house is very nice Melvas Mother and Dad have gone away today on their holidays
Love Mother Dad
from Paignton, dated 29 August 1937
Dear Lill
We have decided to Come on the 1.30 gets in Snow Hill at 7.0 Friday will you tell Mabel as Roger as sent a PC to say we were coming on the 11. O Clock which gets in Snow Hill at 4.30 hope all are well
Love from Dad

1921

[1847 - 1905]

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Born: 1847 Birmingham

Father: John Stanier

Mother: Mary Heaven

Siblings:

John Stanier [6 February 1843 - ]
Mary Ann Stanier [8 January 1845 - ]
John and Mary Ann were both baptised at Birmingham St Philips on 5 February 1845.
James Stanier [30 August 1846 - ]
James was baptised at All Saints, the baptism entry has the letter P in the margin, which I take to mean Pauper.
William Stanier [1847 - 1905]
Jane Stanier (→ Smith) [1849 - ]
Thomas Stanier [1854 - ]

Extended family

In old age

Married: Martha Kimber 27 February 1870

certificate

Registration District	Birmingham
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	All Saints
in the County of	Warwickshire
When Married	27 February 1870
Name and Surname	William Stanier
Age	22
Condition	Bachelor
Rank or Profession	Brass founder
Residence	Factory Road, Soho
Father's Name	John Stanier
Father's Profession	Caster
Witnesses	George Foxall, Esther Kimber

Children:

William John Stanier
Jane Elizabeth Stanier
Ada Stanier
Mary Alice Stanier
George Henry Stanier
James Stanier
Florence Martha Stanier
Howard Stanier

Died: 21 December 1905

certificate

Registration District	Birmingham
in the Sub-District of	All Saints
in the County of	Birmingham
When and where died	21 December 1905, 459 Park Road
Name and Surname	William Stanier
Sex	male
Age	58 years
Occupation	Brewers Manager
Cause of death	Gastro hepatic Catarrh Syncope, cert
Informant	W J Stanier, son, in attendance, 517 Park Road
When Registered	21 December 1905

Administration:

Of	William Stanier of 479 Park Road Hockley Birmingham
At	Birmingham
To	Martha Stanier widow
On	11 January 1906
Estate	£49 13s 7d

Note the difference in address in 1904-6 Kellys and the Probate records. I suspect the address in the Probate records to be in error: 1906 Kellys lists an Harry Thomas Watton living at 479 Park Rd.

Directories:

1892-4: Kellys Birmingham	William Stanier, beer retailer, 22 Norton St Hockley
1895: Kellys Birmingham	William Stanier, grocer and beer retailer, 121 Lodge Rd Hockley
1897-1903: Kellys Birmingham	William Stanier, beer retailer, 22 Norton St Hockley
1904-6: Kellys Birmingham	William Stanier, beer retailer, 459 Park Rd Hockley

Addresses:

1851 - 1861	Factory Rd, All Saints, Birmingham
1871	86 Bacchus Ln, All Saints
1874	Nineveh, All Saints
1881	6 Mint Terrace
1891	22½ Norton Street, All Saints
1895	121 Lodge Rd, Hockley
1901	22½ Norton Street, All Saints
1903	22 Norton Street, All Saints
1904-6	459 Park Rd, Hockley

Not the William Stanier born 12 May 1847, registered June 1847, or 12 June 1844, registered June 1844.

He is not recorded in Kelly's for 1896 at either the Norton Street or Lodge Road addresses: While Kelly's is often in error, the establishments have other proprietors, which suggests he actually was elsewhere. Where was he?

Said to have kept the Old Engine Public House in Park Road, which may possibly have been number 459 - an (undated) Street Directory shows the inhabitant of 459 Park Road to be a beer retailer, Joshua Bamber. Perhaps this is where William was in 1896.

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[1822 - 1869]

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Born: 7 February 1822

Father: William Stanier

Mother: Ann Wane

Baptismal Entry:

Church	Birmingham St Martin
Date	6 October 1823
Name	John
Parents	William and Ann Stanier
Occupation	Brass Founder
Abode	Gibb Heath
Text	"Born 7 February 1822"

Siblings:

Sarah Stanier (→ Holder) [21 August 1809 - ]
Ann Stanier (→ Warner) [29 January 1810 - ]
William Stanier [born 23 March 1813 - ] (baptised 22 August 1814)
William Stanier [born 3 January 1817 - ] (baptised 26 January 1818) The two Williams suggest that the first died young. However, there is no burial of a William Stanier at St Martin's in the period 1813-1818 (in fact, no Stanier burials at St Martin's at all). This may imply the two Williams are not in fact brothers, or that the Staniers were buried elsewhere.
Joseph Stanier [born 12 April 1819 - ] (baptised 4 October 1819)
John Stanier [1822 - 1869]
James Stanier [1824 - ]
Isaiah Stanier [1828 - MAR qtr 1908]

Extended family

There is some difficulty establishing the siblings of John Stanier. There were two Stanier families at the time headed by a William and Ann: William married Ann Whitehouse 11 November 1792 at Birmingham St Philips, and William married Ann Wane 22 August 1808 at Edgbaston. The above lists all offspring as children of William and Ann née Wain, as they form a coherent series of siblings. However, other reseachers have Ann and the earlier William as children of William/Ann née Whitehouse, a suggestion which leaves a suspiciously long gap between marriage and first child.

Married: Mary Heaven 31 July 1842

certificate

Registration District	Kings Norton
By	Banns
Solemnized at	the Parish Church
in the Parish of	Harborne
in the County of	Stafford
When Married	31 July 1842
Name and Surname	the mark of John Stanier
Age	full age
Condition	Bachelor
Rank or Profession	Brass-caster
Residence	Harborne
Father's Name	William Stanier
Father's Profession	Brass-founder
Witnesses	the mark of James Pritchett, Harriet Jarvis

Children:

John Stanier
Mary Ann Stanier
James Stanier
William Stanier
Jane Stanier
Thomas Stanier

Died: 12 November 1869

certificate

Registration District	Birmingham
in the Sub-District of	All Saints
in the County of	Warwick
When and where died	12 November 1869, Soho Road
Name and Surname	John Stanier
Sex	Male
Age	48 years
Occupation	Brass Caster (journeyman)
Cause of death	Phthisis Pulmonalis, certified
Informant	Mary Stanier, present at the death, Soho Road Birmingham
When Registered	15 November 1869

Addresses:

1841	Nineveh, All Saints
1845	Aston New Town
1846	Powells Buildings, Gib Heath
1851 - 1861	Factory Rd, All Saints

Directory:


1855: Directory and Topography of the Borough of Birmingham	Stanier John, shopkeeper, 49 Factory Rd
1858: Dix Birmingham	John Stanier, shopkeeper, 48 Factory Rd

[1788 - 1848]

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Baptised: 18 August 1788, St Martin Birmingham

Father: William Stanier

Mother: Margaret Hughes

Siblings: The first three were step-siblings baptised at Wolverhampton St Peter, the remainder full siblings baptised at Birmingham St Martin

Bridget Stanier [8 April 1760 - 10 December 1760]
William Stanier [18 October 1761 -]
John Stanyer [26 December 1763 -]
Charles Stanier [1 June 1765 - 26 March 1766]
Benjamin Stanier [16 February 1767 -]
Hannah Stanier [26 December 1769 -]
John Stanier [28 June 1773 -]
Joseph Stanier [8 April 1776 -]
Sarah Stanier [15 September 1778 - 14 April 1780]
Charles Stanier [1 April 1782 -]
Sarah Stanier [21 April 1783 -]
William Stanier [1788 - 1848]
Benjamin Stanier [21 February 1792 -]

Extended family

Married: Ann Wane, 22 August 1808, Edgbaston St Bartholomew
The Marriage entry refers to William as "William Stanier, jun". (See Pallot index entry)

Children:

Sarah Stanier
Ann Stanier
William Stanier
William Stanier
Joseph Stanier
John Stanier
James Stanier
Isaiah Stanier

All known descendants

Died: 3 January 1848

Death Certificate:

Registration District	Birmingham
in the Sub-District of	All Saints
in the County of	Warwickshire
When and where died	3 January 1848 at Allens Building Nineveh Birmingham
Name and Surname	William Stanier
Sex	Male
Age	61 years
Rank or Profession	Candlestick Maker
Cause of Death	Influenza 8 days Bronchitis 3 days (certified)
Informant	the mark of Joseph Stanier, present at death, Nineveh Birmingham son
When Registered	7 January 1848

Addresses:

1814	Fordrough Street, All Saints
1818	Nineveh, All Saints
1819	Birmingham Heath
1823	Gibb Heath
1841 - 1848	Allens Buildings, Nineveh, All Saints Birmingham

[<1742 - >1792]

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Married 1: Ann [- 16 March 1764]

Children of first marriage:

Bridget Stanier
William Stanier
John Stanyer

Married 2: 4 July 1764 Wolverhampton St Peters Margaret Hughes

"William Stanier, widower, and Margaret Hughes spinster of Sedgley"
The marriage was by licence, the witnesses to the bond being James Bennet and Paul Lawrence.

Children of second marriage:

Charles Stanier
Benjamin Stanier
Hannah Stanier
John Stanier
Joseph Stanier
Sarah Stanier
Charles Stanier
Sarah Stanier
William Stanier
Benjamin Stanier

All known descendants

[1860 - 1926]

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Born: 11 April 1860

certificate

Registration District	Amesbury
in the Sub-District of	Orcheston
in the County of	Wiltshire
When and where born	11 April 1860, Shrewton
Name	Sarah Elizabeth
Sex	Girl
Name of Father	Joseph Stevens
Name of Mother	Mary Stevens formerly Simmonds
Profession of Father	Plumber and glazier
Informant	Mary Stevens, Mother, Shrewton
When Registered	4 May 1860

Father: Joseph Stevens

Mother: Mary Simmonds

Siblings:

Mary Stevens [JUN qtr 1855 Amesbury WIL - ] married SEP qtr 1895 Hendon Harry James Beaven
had an upholstery & second-hand furniture shop at 32 Germaine St, Chesham (niece Eileen Luker)
(Post Office, High Street, Amersham BKM: RG13/1335 f26 p11; High Street, Amersham: RG78/389 sn27)
Sarah Elizabeth Stevens [1860 - 1926]
Ruth Stevens [MAR qtr 1862 Amesbury - ]
Joseph John Stevens [MAR qtr 1864 Amesbury - ] married JUN qtr 1891 Devizes Annie Jane Brown [1861 -]
1. Lilian Mary Stevens [1893 -]
2. Herbert James Stevens [1898 -]
  (Rose Cottage, 44 Estcourt Street, Devizes: RG13/1927 f99 p22)
Martha Ann Stevens [MAR qtr 1866 Amesbury - ] married MAR qtr 1900 West Ham William Frederick Gilbert Long [- 27 July 1915]
Martha "Annie" Long was visiting her sister Mary Beaven in the 1901 census, and her sister Catherine Morris in the 1911 census
William Stevens [MAR qtr 1868 Amesbury - ] married Elizabeth [1867 -]
1. Ruby Stevens [1897 -]
  (Golden Road, High Wycombe: RG13/1347 f114 p52)
Thomas Stevens [~June 1870 Shrewton WIL -] married Ruth [1869 -]
1. Philip Stevens [1898 -]
  (64 Marylebone Lane, Marylebone: RG13/104 f99 p11)
Catherine Stevens [MAR qtr 1875 Amesbury -] married MAR qtr 1906 Romford Alfred Ernest Morris [1872 -]
1. Alfred Norman Morris [12 February 1901 Ilford ESS - DEC qtr 1977 Southend ESS]
2. Phyllis Constance Morris [DEC qtr 1902 Ilford -]
3. Gwendoline Ruth Morris [MAR qtr 1907 Ilford -]
4. Kathleen Mabel Morris [1910 Ilford -]
  (119 Wellesley Road, Ilford: RG78/521A sn199)

Married: William Charles Read 14 April 1884

certificate

Registration District	Fulham
Solemnized at	The Register Office Hammersmith
in the County of	Middlesex
When Married	14 April 1884
Name and Surname	Sarah Elizabeth Stevens
Age	24
Condition	Spinster
Residence	44 Tunis Road, Shepherds Bush
Father's Name	Joseph Stevens (deceased)
Father's Profession	Plumber and Glazier
Witnesses	David Bucknall, Mary Stevens

Children:

Ruth Rosamund Read
Mabel Eleanor Read

In the 1911 census, she is recorded as having had 3 children, one of whom had died.

All known descendants

Died: 26 December 1926

certificate

Registration District	Rochford
in the Sub-District of	Southend on Sea
in the County of	Southend on Sea CB
When and where died	26 December 1926, 32 Park Lane York Road, Southend on Sea U.D.
Name and Surname	Sarah Elizabeth Read
Sex	Female
Age	65 years
Rank or Profession	Widow of William Charles Read, Leather Merchant
Cause of Death	Cardiac weakness and Cardiac failure
Informant	T F Moore, son in law, 32 Park Lane York Road Southend on Sea
When Registered	29 December 1926

In old age

Buried: 31 December 1926, Southend ESS

Date	31 December 1926
Where	Southend
Source	Cemetery Registrar
Note	Buried in Grave C65, Sutton Rd Cemetery

Directories:

1898-9: Kellys Essex, Southend	Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Read, dress maker, Cromer Road
1906-8: Kellys Essex, Southend	Mrs. Charles Read, dress maker, 13 Nelson Street
1923-7: Kellys Southend	Sarah Elizabeth Read, 32 Park Lane

Addresses:

1861 - 1871	Shrewton WIL
1881	1 Brondesbury
1884	44 Tunis Rd (Booth Map)
1886	26 Homer St, Marylebone (Booth Map) (map dated 1874)
1891	17 Cathnor Rd, Paddington
1898-9	Cromer Rd, Southend
1901	56 Heygate Ave, Southend
1901-3	38 Heygate Ave, Southend
1905-8	13 Nelson St, Southend
1911	Rowedal Building, Earlham Grove, Forest Gate
1920-7	32 Park Lane, Southend

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[1833 - 1877]

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Born: 3 February 1833, Devizes IGI 7207712-69

Baptised: 25 December 1840, Southbroom, IGI 7402221-30

Father: Reuben Stevens

Mother: Ann Waylen

Siblings:

Catherine Waylen (→ Mays) [1824 - ] (stepsibling)
Elizabeth Stevens [1826 - ]
William Stevens [8 June 1828 - ]
Thomas Stevens [7 November 1830 - ]
Joseph Stevens [1833 - 1877]
James Stevens [25 October 1835 - ]
Martha Stevens [1838 - ]
Ruth Stevens [25 December 1840 - ]
Diana Stevens [1844 - ]

Married: Mary Simmonds 3 July 1854

certificate

Registration District	Hungerford
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Shalbourne
in the County of	Berkshire and Wiltshire
When Married	3 July 1854
Name and Surname	Joseph Stevens
Age	21
Condition	Bachelor
Rank or Profession	Plumber
Residence	South Broom, Devizes
Father's Name	Reuben Stevens
Father's Profession	Shoemaker
Witnesses	Thomas, Sarah Middleton bride's stepbrother and stepsister

Children:

Mary Stevens
Sarah Elizabeth Stevens
Ruth Stevens
Joseph John Stevens
Martha Ann Stevens
William Stevens
Thomas Stevens
Kate Stevens

None of the children were baptised in Shrewton Parish Church. May have been in a Nonconformist church.

Died: 31 March 1877, Shrewton

certificate

Registration District	Amesbury
in the Sub-District of	Orcheston
in the County of	Wilts
When and where died	31 March 1877, Shrewton
Name and Surname	Joseph Stevens
Sex	Male
Age	44 years
Occupation	Plumber
Cause of death	Phthisis, certified
Informant	Albert Millard, Police Sergt, Present at the death, Shrewton
When Registered	4 April 1877

Will:

Of	Joseph Stevens of Shrewton Wiltshire plumber and glazier
Dated	15 February 1876
Executors	Mary Stevens (wife)
Witnesses	William Miles, John Lovelock
Legacies	Book debts to be collected, his debts paid. His wife inherited the remainder, which included an house occupied by Frank Pretty, a cottage used as a workshop, and a cottage occupied by William Long.

Probate:

Of	Joseph Stevens
At	Salisbury
To	Mary Stevens of 1 Stampford Terrace Maygrove Road Kilburn relict
On	12 August 1882
Estate	£24 2s 1d

Addresses:

1841 - 1851	The Green, Southbroom, Southbroom WIL
1861 - 1871	Shrewton WILL
1882	1 Stampford Terrace, Maygrove Rd, Kilburn MDX (Booth Map)

[1802 - 1886]

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Baptised: 20 June 1802, Southbroom, IGI 7402221-35

Father: William Stevens

Mother: Alice Wheeler

Siblings:

James Stevens [22 November 1790 -]
Thomas Stevens [4 September 1796 -]
Reuben Stevens [1802 - 1886]

Married: Ann Waylen, 25 April 1826, Southbroom (Pallot index)
IGI 7222020-20. IGI also lists the wedding as taking place in Bishops Cannings, but this is not in the Bishop's Transcripts.

Children:

Elizabeth Stevens
William Stevens
Thomas Stevens
Joseph Stevens
James Stevens
Martha Stevens
Ruth Stevens
Diana Stevens

Died: 4 September 1886

certificate

Registration District	Devizes
in the Sub-District of	Devizes
in the County of	Wilts
When and where died	4 September 1886, Church Walk Devizes
Name and Surname	Reuben Stevens
Sex	Male
Age	84 years
Occupation	Shoemaker
Cause of death	Senile Decay, certified
Informant	M Stevens, daughter, present at the death, Church Walk Devizes
When Registered	5 September 1886

Address:

1841 - 1851	The Green, Southbroom, Devizes WIL
1861	Planks Cottages, Devizes WIL
1871	The Green, Devizes WIL
1881	7 Church Walk, Devizes

[1767 - >1802]

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Baptised: 15 January 1767 Devizes WIL

Father: John Stevens

Mother: Rebecca Herne

Siblings: First four baptised at St Mary's Devizes, last three at Rowde WIL

John Stephens [May 1763 -]
Elizabeth Stephens [30 November 1764 -]
William Stevens [1767 - >1802]
1. James Stevens
2. Thomas Stevens
3. Reuben Stevens
Robert Stephens [6 November 1768 -] married 2 July 1798 Ann Sloper [1777 -]
1. Priscilla Stephens [1798? - ] married 11 September 1820, Seend WIL Job Rawlings
2. James Stephens [1801 -] married 31 July 1820 Ann Logdon (Some researchers disagree, believing the James who married Ann Logdon to have been James the son of William, 3a above)
  1. Caroline Stevens [1821 -]
  2. George Stevens [1822 -] married Susannah Howard
    1. Jesse Stevens [circa 1842 -]
    2. Eliza Stevens [circa 1843 -]
    3. George Stevens [1847 -] married twice, secondly DEC qtr 1873 Marylebone to Emma Forster née Beagley
      1. George Stevens
      2. Charles Stevens
      The above is conjectural. Jesse, Eliza and George were living in the Fulham Union Workhouse in the 1851 census (HO107/1471 f364 p19), all listed as paupers. So there is no proof, other than the shared surname, that they are related. Neither Jesse nor Eliza were living with George sr in the 1861 census, although George jr was (RG9/88 f99 p52). Whether George jr was son of Susannah, or George's 2nd wife Ann (if either), is being researched
    George Stevens married 1854 Ann Skinner [1830 -]
    1. Albert Stevens [26 March 1852 -] married 15 June 1872, Hackney Eliza Chase
      1. Frank Stevens
    2. Emily Stevens [1854 -]
    3. Margaret Stevens [1857 -]
    4. Mary Stevens [1858 -]
    5. Frederick Stevens [1860 -]
    6. Richard Stevens [1862 -] married 1885 Paddington Alice Shayler
    7. William Stevens [1863 -]
    8. Celia Stevens [1865 -]
    9. Henry Stevens [1868 -]
    10. Alfred Stevens [1874 -]
    11. Elizabeth Stevens [1870 -]
      (4 Manchester Villas, Marylebone: RG9/88 f99 p52; 6 Formosa Terrace, Paddington: RG10/11 f53 pp43,44; 36 Bramley Road, Kensington: RG11/34 f98 p17)
  3. John Stevens [1828 -]
  4. James C Stevens [1830 -]
    1. Mary A Stephens [1860 -]
    2. Elizabeth Stephens [1862 -]
    3. Isabel Stephens [1865 -]
    4. Alice Stephens [1867 -]
    5. Frederick Stephens [1877 -]
      (22 Churchill Road, St Pancras: RG11/224 f33 p60)
  5. Robert Stevens [1832 -]
  6. Ann Stevens [1834 -]
  7. Harriet Stevens [1837 -]
  8. Job Rollings Stephens [JUN qtr 1841 Newington SRY -] married Caroline [1845 -]
    1. Caroline Stephens [1865 -]
    2. James Stephens [1867 -]
    3. Mary Stephens [1871 -]
    4. Job Stephens [1872 -]
    5. George Stephens [1874 -]
    6. Martha Stephens [1875 -]
    7. Annie Stephens [1877 -]
    8. Arthur Stephens [~July 1880 -]
      (3 Park Cottages, Edmonton MDX: RG11/1391 f57 p18)
  9. Rebecca Stevens [1843 -]
    (Lambeth: HO107/1065/7 f19 p30; 25 Northumberland Mews, Marylebone: HO107/1488 f257 p16)
3. Mary Ann Stephens [1803 -]
  (probable connection, suggested to me by Pam Bishop)
George Stevens [21 September 1772 -]
James Stevens [21 September 1772 -]
Priscilla Stevens [6 October 1775 -]

Married: Alice Wheeler, 18 January 1790, Southbroom (Pallot index)

Children:

James Stevens
Thomas Stevens
Reuben Stevens

[<1746 - >1767]

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Father: Lancelot Stevens

Mother: Susana Davies

Married: Rebecca Herne, 22 September 1761 Devizes St John

Children:

John Stephens
Elizabeth Stephens
William Stevens
Robert Stephens
George Stevens
James Stevens
Priscilla Stevens

[1704 - >1728]

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Baptised: 4 June 1704, Marlborough St Mary

Father: William Stevens

Married: Susana Davies, 12 June 1728 St Mary Devizes WIL

Child:

John Stevens

Poor Law Record: Devizes WIL
'Lancelot Stephens, narrow weaver, & Susana, his wife. Settlement: Bathford SOM'

[<1689 - >1704]

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Child:

Lancelot Stevens

[1738 - >1755]

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Baptised: 1737, Wiveliscombe SOM

Father: Roger Thorne

Mother: Ann Rogers

Siblings:

John Thorne [1733 - 1736]
Sarah Thorne [1734 -]
Anne Thorne [1738 - >1755]
Thomasine Thorne [1739 -]
William Thorne [1741 -]
Thomas Thorne [1744 -]
Roger Thorne [1745 -]
Alice Thorne [1747 -]
James Thorne [1749 -]
George Thorne [1752 -]
Hannah Thorne [1754 -]
Joseph Thorne [1756 -]

Married: Thomas Pexford 26 December 1759, Crewkerne SOM

Child:

Sarah Paxford

[1712 - 1798]

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Born: 3 July 1712, Wiveliscombe SOM

Father: John Thorne

Mother: Jane Cork

Siblings:

Roger Thorne [1712 - 1798]
Jane Thorne [1714 -]
Sarah Thorne [1717 -]
Elizabeth Thorne [1720 -]
John Thorne [1723 -]

Married: Anne Rogers

Children:

John Thorne
Sarah Thorne
Anne Thorne
Thomasine Thorne
William Thorne
Thomas Thorne
Roger Thorne
Alice Thorne
James Thorne
George Thorne
Hannah Thorne
Joseph Thorne

Buried: 23 December 1798, Wiveliscombe

[1678 - >1723]

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Born: 1678 Wiveliscombe

Father: William Thorne

Mother: Jane Upham

Siblings:

Jane Thorne [1670 -]
William Thorne [1673 -]
Catherine Thorne [1676 -]
John Thorne [1678 - >1723]
Agnes Thorne [1681 -]
Robert Thorne [1685 -]

Married: Jane Cork

Children:

Roger Thorne
Jane Thorne
Sarah Thorne
Elizabeth Thorne
John Thorne

[1657 - >1685]

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Born: 1657 SOM

Married: Jane Upham

Children:

Jane Thorne
William Thorne
Catherine Thorne
John Thorne
Agnes Thorne
Robert Thorne

[<1644 - >1677]

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Married: Lewis Tindsley, 24 June 1644 Stagsden BDF

Child:

Elizabeth Tindsley

[1811 - 1867]

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Baptised: 5 June 1812 Sandy, Parish Register

Father: William Tilcock

Mother: Lucy Simmonds

Siblings:

Ann Tilcock [1811 - 1867]
George Tilcock [19 December 1833 -] step-sibling

Married: Richard Hall, 26 June 1835, Sandy, IGI 8511531-31

Children:

James Hall
Ann Hall
John Hall
Emma Hall
Isaac Hall
Ellen Hall
Eliza Hall

Died: 6 December 1867, Girtford BDF

certificate

Registration District	Biggleswade
in the Sub-District of	Potton
in the County of	Bedford
When and where died	6 December 1867, Girtford Sandy
Name and Surname	Ann Hall
Sex	female
Age	55 years
Occupation	Wife of Richard Hall, Gardener and Beer Seller
Cause of death	Typhus fever, Effusion on the Brain, certified
Informant	the mark of Eliza Odell, present at the death, Sandy
When Registered	9 December 1867

Buried: 1867, Gamlingay "aged 55 years", Parish Register

Address:

1841 - 1851 - 1861

Girtford BDF

[<1796 - 1865]

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Married 1: Lucy Simmonds, 25 December 1811, Sandy BDF

Child of first marriage:

Ann Tilcock

Married 2: Charlotte

Child of second marriage:

George Tilcock

Died: 10 July 1865, Sandy BDF

certificate

Registration District	Biggleswade
in the Sub-District of	Potton
in the County of	Bedford
When and where died	10 July 1865, Sandy
Name and Surname	William Tilcock
Sex	male
Age	70 years
Occupation	Estate Bailiff
Cause of death	Skin Disease, General Dropsy, certified
Informant	the mark of Eliza Humberstone, present at the death, Sandy
When Registered	11 July 1865

Addresses:

1841 - 1851 - 1861

Sandy

Directories:

1847: Kellys Sandy	William Tillcock, baker
1867: Melvilles Sandy	William Tillcock, land agent and baker

[1785 - 1869]

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Born: 1785

Married: William Skipper, 23 October 1808, West Acre, Parish Register (Pallot Index)

Children:

Mary Skipper
John Skipper
Mary Tabitha Skipper
William Skipper
Susan Skipper
Tabitha Skipper
Sarah Skipper
Robert Skipper
Mary Skipper

Died: 5 August 1869, Castleacre

certificate

Registration District	Freebridge Lynn
in the Sub-District of	Gayton
in the County of	Norfolk
When and where died	5 August 1869, Castleacre
Name and Surname	Elizabeth Skipper
Sex	Female
Age	83 Years
Occupation	Widow of William Skipper, Farm labourer
Cause of death	Natural decay, certified
Informant	Tabitha West, Present at the Death, Castleacre daughter
When Registered	6 August 1869

Buried: 8 August 1869, Castle Acre, aged 84, Parish Register

Addresses:

1841	Green, Castle Acre NFK
1851 - 1861	St James Green, Castle Acre NFK

[1677 - 1734]

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Baptised: 29 June 1677, Stagsden

Died: 20 October 1734

Father: Lewis Tindsley

Mother: Mary Thrall

Married: Rowland Sharpe, 14 March 1697, Stagsden

Child:

Elizabeth Sharpe

[1639 - 1725]

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Baptised: 8 December 1639, Stagsden

Father: William Tindsley

Mother: Sarah Tindsley

Married: Mary Thrall, 24 June 1644, Stagsden

Child:

Elizabeth Tindsley

Buried: 20 July 1725, Stagsden St Leonard

[1610 - 1674]

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Born: 7 July 1610

Father: William Tindsley

Married: Sarah Tindsley

Child:

Lewis Tindsley

Buried: 6 June 1674, Stagsden BDF

[<1624 - >1639]

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Married: William Tindsley

Child:

Lewis Tindsley

[<1595 - >1610]

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Child:

William Tindsley

[1634 - >1671]

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Baptised: 8 February 1634, Dudley St Thomas, Parish Register

Father: William Tunkes

Mother: Mary Tunkes

Siblings:

Ann Tunkes [16 May 1629 - ]
Mary Tunkes [6 February 1630/1 - ]
Margery Tunkes [1634 - >1671]
Frances Tunkes [10 April 1636 - ]
William Tunkes [10 April 1636 - ]

Margery's mother's name is not given in the parish register. It is given as the mother's name for Frances and William.

Married: Sigismund Hancox, 6 January 1652/3, Dudley St Thomas, Parish Register

Children:

Mary Hancox
Ann Hancox
Richard Hancox
William Hancox
Elizabeth Hancox
Ann Hancox
Sigisman Hancox
"Another child of his borne & buried the same day"
John Hancox
Jane Hancox

[<1621 - >1636]

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Married: Mary Tunkes

Children:

Ann Tunkes
Mary Tunkes
Margery Tunkes
Frances Tunkes
William Tunkes

[<1621 - >1636]

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Married: William Tunkes

Children:

Ann Tunkes
Mary Tunkes
Margery Tunkes
Frances Tunkes
William Tunkes

[1658 - >1685]

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Born: 1658

Married: William Thorne

Children:

Jane Thorne
William Thorne
Catherine Thorne
John Thorne
Agnes Thorne
Robert Thorne

[1855 - >1901]

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Born: 25 January 1855

certificate

Registration District	Stourbridge
in the Sub-District of	Hales Owen
in the County of	Worcester
When and where born	25 January 1855, Cradley
Name	Phoebe
Sex	Girl
Name of Father	Joseph Walker
Name of Mother	Mary Ann Walker, formerly Davies
Profession of Father	Nailer
Informant	the mark of Mary Ann Davies Walker, Mother, Bank Leys Cradley
When Registered	6 February 1855

Father: Joseph Walker

Mother: Mary Ann Davis

Baptismal Entry:

Church	Cradley Heath, St Lukes
Date	13 January 1868
Name	Phebe
Parents	Joseph and Mary Ann Walker
Abode	Churchgates
Father's Occ	Nailer

Siblings:

Elizabeth Walker [1852 - ] married DEC qtr 1871 Caleb Cox [1851 -]
1. Florence Cox [1875 -]
2. Leah Cox [1877 -] married SEP qtr 1895 Dudley Cornelius Bloomer Robinson [1875 -]
  1. Lily Robinson [1896 -]
  2. Maria Robinson [1898 -]
  3. John Wesley Robinson [1901 -]
    (Innage, Cradley: RG13/2751 f174 p28)
3. Maria Cox [1881 -]
4. Annie Cox [1887 -]
5. May Cox [1890 -]
6. Walter Cox [1891 -]
7. Edward Cox [1893 -]
8. Mary Cox [1896 -]
  (20 Inage, Cradley: RG11/2884 f60 p27; Colley Lane, Cradley: RG12/2300 f57 p29; Colley Lane, Cradley: RG13/2751 f177 p34)
Phebe Walker [1855 - >1901]
Clara Crevella Walker [January 1857 -]

Vicar of Cradley's Notebooks:

1857	Phoebe, 2, Jan.
1863	Phoebe, 8, Jan, no school, no school.

Married: Henry Davies 25 December 1875

certificate

Registration District	Dudley
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Dudley
in the County of	Worcestershire
When Married	25 December 1875
Name and Surname	Phebe Walker
Age	21
Condition	Spinster
Residence	Dudley
Father's Name	Joseph Walker
Father's Profession	Horse Nail Maker
Witnesses	Samuel Stokes , Sarah Stokes Samuel and Sarah Stokes may be the Samuel Stokes (aged 32) and his wife Sarah (27) shown in the 1881 census (RG11/2884 f119 p38) as living at Ash Bank, Cradley (where Phebe was living in 1861) with their children Elizabeth (6), Herbert (4) and George H (1). They are presumably the Samuel Stokes and Sarah Tromans who married in Stourbridge MAR qtr 1874

Children:

Sarah Davies
Esther Davies
Elizabeth Davies
Henry Davies
Joseph Davies
Levi Davies
Mary Davies

Addresses:

1857 - 1861	Ash Bank, Cradley
1868	Churchgates, Cradley
1871	High Town, Cradley
1881	5 Innage, Cradley
1891	The Innage, Cradley
1901	Corngreaves Road, Rowley Regis, STS

[1826 - 1884]

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Father: Thomas Wilson

Mother: Roshannah Walker

Baptismal Entry:

Church	Parish of Halesowen and Chapelry of Cradley
Date	3 March 1826
Name	Joseph
Parents	Bastard son of Thomas Wilson and Rosanna Walker
Abode	Cradley (Rosanna Walker)

Siblings:

Joseph Walker [1826 - 1884]
Rhoda Walker [1827 -] married MAR qtr 1854 Dudley Thomas Fowkes [1827 -]
1. Ann Sophia Phyllis Fowkes [June 1856 -] married SEP qtr 1885 George Rose [1855 -]
  1. Ellen Rose [1886 -]
    (30 Graingers Lane, Rowley Regis: RG12/2281 f128 p18)
2. Elizabeth Fowkes [March 1859 - MAR qtr 1901] married DEC qtr 1878 Dudley Daniel Joseph Homer (§)
  (Stourbridge Union Workhouse: RG12/2310 f147 p17)
3. Richard Fowkes [July 1865 -] married DEC qtr 1885 Annie Hopkins [1870 -]
  1. Thomas Fowkes [1887 -]
  2. Elizabeth Fowkes [1889 -]
  3. Charles William Fowkes [1891 -]
  4. Alice Fowkes [1893 -]
  5. Clara Fowkes [1895 -]
  6. Richard Fowkes [1898 -]
    (Merry Hill, Kingswinford: RG12/2310 f24 p11, 47 Brook Street, Quarry Bank: RG13/2762 f84 p12)
  (High Street, Rowley Regis: RG10/2995 f37 p14; 5 Tibbetts Gardens, Rowley Regis: RG11/2861 f152 p43)

The Vicar of Cradley's Notebooks: suggest that Rhoda Fowkes also had twins born in April 1863, who died in infancy.

§ Daniel Homer joined the army (4th Royal Lancashire Militia) and was stationed at Orford Military Barracks, Warrington, at the time of the 1881 census (RG11/3798 f93 p29). Elizabeth was living at home with her parents. On leaving the army, Daniel went to County Durham, where he was lodging at the time of the 1891 census (23 South Tenn Court, Tudhoe: RG12/4101 f38 p18), listed as a widower, despite the fact that Elizabeth was living in Stourbridge Union Workhouse, listed as single. He married Martha Horman in a civil ceremony at the Registry Office in MAR qtr 1892. There is a death index entry for an Elizabeth Homer in Dudley, MAR qtr 1901, of the right age, suggesting that Daniel committed bigamy. Shelia Wilson, a great-granddaughter of Daniel, has done much research on his family.

Married: Mary Ann Davis 2 November 1851

Marriage Certificate:

Registration District	Dudley
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Dudley
in the County of	Worcestershire
When Married	2 November 1851
Name and Surname	Joseph Walker
Age	Full
Condition	Bachelor
Rank or Profession	Nailer
Residence	Dudley
Witnesses	John Priest, Mary Ann Marsh groom's next-door neighbour,

IGI 7514212-38 refers to marriage.

Children:

Elizabeth Walker
Phebe Walker
Clara Crevella Walker

Died: 30 May 1884, Cradley

certificate

Registration District	Stourbridge
in the Sub-District of	Halesowen
in the County of	Worcester
When and where died	30 May 1884, The Innage, Cradley
Name and Surname	Joseph Walker
Sex	male
Age	62 years
Occupation	Horsenail Maker
Cause of death	Broncho Pheumonia 10 days, certified
Informant	the mark of Rhoda Foulkes, Sister, present at the death, Five Ways, Cradley Heath
When Registered	31 May 1884

Vicar of Cradley's Notebooks:

1857	Nailer, no church, ignavus ignavus
1863	no church, ιδλε

Addresses:

1841	Butchers Lane, Cradley
1851 - 1861	Ash Bank, Cradley
1871	Innage, Cradley
1881	Stourbridge Union Workhouse, Kingswinford WOR

[1803 - 1867]

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Baptised: 20 March 1803, Cradley WOR, Parish Register

Father: Cornelius Walker

Mother: Pamelo Cox

Siblings:

Hannah Walker [2 February 1800 - ] Baptised at Park Lane Presbyterian Chapel
Roshannah Walker [1803 - 1867]
Maria Walker [12 November 1804 -]
Mary Walker [born 1 September 1806 -] (baptised 12 March 1809) married William Coley
1. Eliza Coley [1830 -] married DEC qtr 1850 Samuel Cooper [1829 -]
  1. William Cooper [1851 -]
  2. Andrew Cooper [1853 -]
  3. Elizabeth Cooper [1855 -]
  4. Eliza Cooper [1860 -]
    (East side of Village, Cradley: HO107/2034 f80 p22; Butchers Lane, Cradley: RG9/2064 f41 p30)
2. Maria Coley [1838 -]
3. Joseph Coley [1840 -] married DEC qtr 1862 Dudley Phoeby Price [1842 -]
  1. Harry Coley [1865 -] married Louisa [1864 -]
    1. Phoebe Mabel Coley [DEC qtr 1887 -]
    2. Fanny Louisa Coley [MAR qtr 1890 -]
    3. Myra Alice Coley [MAR qtr 1892 -]
    4. Edith May Coley [SEP qtr 1896 -]
    5. Henry Thomas Coley [JUN qtr 1899 -]
    6. Giles Baden Coley [August 1900 -]
      (Spring Meadow, Rowley Regis: RG12/2281 f25 p44; 84 Wright Lane, Rowley Regis: RG13/2732 f13 p17)
  2. Samuel Coley [1867 -] married JUN qtr 1888 Lucy Hadley [1868 -]
    1. Florence Coley [1888 -]
    2. Albert Coley [1890 -]
    3. Myra Coley [MAR qtr 1891 -]
    4. William Coley [1893 -]
    5. Horace Coley [1895 -]
    6. Elizabeth Coley [1897 -]
    7. Joseph Coley [1898 -]
    8. Ethel Laura Coley [1900 -]
      (176 Halesowen Road, Rowley Regis: RG12/2281 f14 p22; 40 Spring Meadow, Rowley Regis: RG13/2731 f177 p35)
  3. Phillip Coley [1868 -] married JUN qtr 1889 Mary Fewtrill [1868 -]
    1. Joseph Coley [1890 -]
    2. Emily Coley [1892 -]
      (176 Halesowen Road, Rowley Regis: RG12/2281 f14 p22; Allbut Street, Rowley Regis: RG13/2733 f17 p26)
  4. Elizabeth Coley [1870 -]
  5. Myra Coley [1872 -] married David Neale [1874 -]
    1. Lois Neale [1898 -]
      (Cherry Orchard, Rowley Regis: RG13/2732 f25 p41)
  6. Emma Coley [1874 -]
  7. William Coley [1875 -] married DEC qtr 1896 Emiline Mason [1875 -]
    1. Beatrice Coley [1898 -]
    2. Bertha Coley [August 1900 -]
    3. Bertha Coley [November 1900 -]
  8. Joseph Henry Coley [1877 -] married SEP qtr 1899 Sarah Ann Elizabeth Walker [1878 -]
    (Halesowen Road, Rowley Regis: RG13/2731 f163 p8)
  9. Stephen Coley [1879 -]
  10. Phoebe Coley [1880 - SEP qtr 1881]
  11. Lois Coley [1882 -]
  12. Florrie Coley [1886 -]
    (Bedcote Street, Cradley: RG10/3019 f83 p25; Windmill Lane, Cradley: RG11/2884 f108 p15; Spring Meadow, Rowley Regis: RG12/2281 f23 p40)
4. Benjamin Coley [1843 -] married Maria [1844 -]
  1. Caleb Coley [1865 -]
  2. Joseph Coley [1866 -]
  3. Ephraim Coley [SEP qtr 1868 -]
  4. Arthur Coley [1872 -]
  5. Maria Coley [1874 -]
  6. Phoebe Coley [1876 -]
  7. Eliza Coley [1879 -]
  8. Gertrude Coley [1882 -]
  9. Louisa Coley [1884 -]
  10. Benjamin Samuel Coley [1886 -]
    (7 Thomas Street, Rawmarch YKS: RG11/4678 f54 p2; 26 Harpers Street, Rotherham YKS: RG12/3846 f140 p63; 15 Middleton Road, Rotherham: RG13/4393 f84 p10)
  11. Gertie E Oldfield (granddaugher)
5. Phoebe Coley [1846 -]
6. William Coley [1850 -] married JUN qtr 1876 Caroline Godber [1854 -]
  1. Joseph Coley [1877 -]
  2. William Coley [1878 -] married JUN qtr 1899 Agnes Williams [1881 -]
    1. Arthur Coley [1900 -]
      (13 Coke Lane, Rotherham: RG13/4391 f42 p21)
  3. Mary E Coley [1881 -]
  4. Samuel Coley [1883 -]
  5. Benjamin Coley [1885 -]
  6. Leah Coley [1892 -]
  7. Harry Coley [1895 -]
    (13 Coke Lane, Rotherham YKS: RG11/4671 f42 p28; 13 Coke Lane, Rotherham: RG12/3845 f44 p20; 13 Coke Lane, Rotherham: RG13/4391 f42 p21)
  (Kanking Row, Cradley: HO107/1197/7/f44 p22; Butchers Lane, Cradley: HO107/2034 f111 p36)
Sarah Walker [27 August 1809 -]
Phebe Walker [12 January 1813 -]

Partner: Thomas Wilson

Children:

Joseph Walker
Rhoda Walker

Died: 5 November 1867, Cradley

certificate

Registration District	Stourbridge
in the Sub-District of	Hales Owen
in the County of	Worcester
When and where died	5th November 1867, Bankleys Cradley
Name and Surname	Rosannah Walker
Sex	Female
Age	65 years
Rank or Profession	Daughter of Cornelius Walker a Gun Barrelmaker
Cause of death	Paralysis, certified
Informant	the mark of Mary Coley, in attendance, Butchers Lane Cradley sister?
When Registered	6 November 1867

Vicar of Cradley's Notebooks:

1857	56, one eye
1863	61, blind

Addresses:

1841	Kanking Row, Cradley
1851	Butchers Lane, Cradley
1861	Ash Bank, Cradley

[1776 - >1813]

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Baptised: 22 May 1776, Halesowen, Parish Register

Father: John Walker

Mother: Mary Walker

Married: Pamelo Cox, 14 November 1796, Saint Phillips, Birmingham

Children:

Hannah Walker
Roshannah Walker
Maria Walker
Mary Walker
Sarah Walker
Phebe Walker

Listed as a gun barrelmaker on Roshannah's death certificate.

[<1761 - >1776]

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Married: Mary Walker

Child:

Cornelius Walker

[<1761 - >1776]

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Married: John Walker

Child:

Cornelius Walker

[1787 - 1863]

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Born: Census records are confused. In the 1841 census, she is listed as being born in WAR. The 1851 census has her born ~1782 at Rotherby LEI. The 1861 census has her as born ~1783 in Birmingham.

Baptised: 2 June 1787, St Martin Birmingham

Father: Robert Wain

Mother: Margaret Nock

Siblings: All at St Martin Birmingham

Ann Wane [1787 - 1863]
George Wane [11 September 1792 -]
Samuel Wane [2 June 1794 -]

Married: William Stanier, 22 August 1808, Edgbaston St Bartholomew (See Pallot index entry)

Children:

Sarah Stanier
Ann Stanier
William Stanier
William Stanier
Joseph Stanier
John Stanier
James Stanier
Isaiah Stanier

Died: 9 November 1863, All Saints

certificate

Registration District	Birmingham
in the Sub-District of	All Saints Birmingham
in the County of	Warwick
When and where died	9 November 1863, Allen's Buildings, Nineveh
Name and Surname	Ann Stanier
Sex	Female
Age	81 years
Occupation	Widow of William Stanier, a Brass Turner
Cause of death	Senile Decay, certified
Informant	the mark of Elizabeth Stanier, Present at the death, Allen's Buildings, Nineveh Birmingham daughter-in-law
When Registered	11 November 1863

Addresses:

1814	Fordrough
1818	Nineveh
1819	Birmingham Heath
1823	Gibb Heath
1841 - 1851	3 Nineveh, All Saints, Birmingham
1861 - 1863	Allens Buildings, Nineveh

[<1768 - >1783]

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Married: Margaret Nock, 29 September 1783, Edgbaston

Children:

Ann Wane
George Wane
Samuel Wane

[1699 - 1782]

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Baptised: 29 March 1699

Father: Charles Warmington

Mother: Joanne Chebbott

Siblings:

Honor Warmington [15 September 1694 -]
John Warmington [29 July 1696 -]
Anne Warmington [1699 - 1782]
Baker Warmington [4 September 1701 -]

Married: Simon Cottle 15 August 1735, Morwenstow

Children:

Damaris Cottle
Charles Cottle
John Cottle

Buried: 20 June 1782

[1656 - >1701]

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Baptised: 1 May 1656, Morwenstow CON

Father: Peter Warmington

Mother: Anne Warmington

Siblings:

Elizabeth Warmington [30 March 1654 -]
Charles Warmington [1656 - >1701]

Married: Joanne Chebbott 10 January 1693, Morwenstow

Children:

Honor Warmington
John Warmington
Anne Warmington
Baker Warmington

[<1636 - 1677]

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Partner: Anne Warmington

Children:

Elizabeth Warmington
Charles Warmington

Buried: 5 February 1677

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Partner: Peter Warmington

Children:

Elizabeth Warmington
Charles Warmington

Buried: 22 June 1687

[1794 - 1876]

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Born: 1794, Shrewton C51

Married: Reuben Stevens, 25 April 1826, Southbroom (Pallot index)

Children:

Catherine Waylen
Elizabeth Stevens
William Stevens
Thomas Stevens
Joseph Stevens
James Stevens
Martha Stevens
Ruth Stevens
Diana Stevens

Died: 22 June 1876

certificate

Registration District	Devizes
in the Sub-District of	Devizes
in the County of	Wilts
When and where died	22 June 1876, Church Walk
Name and Surname	Ann Stevens
Sex	Female
Age	76 years
Occupation	Wife of Reuben Stevens, a shoemaker
Cause of death	Heart Disease, certified
Informant	E Wilshire, present at the death, Church Walk Devizes
When Registered	25 June 1876

Address:

1841 - 1851	The Green, Southbroom, Devizes WIL
1861	Planks Cottages, Devizes WIL
1871	The Green, Devizes WIL

Wiltshire Post Office directory 1859 lists Mrs. Ann Stevens, dressmaker, 31 Maryport St Devizes.

[1843 - 1919]

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Born: 18 June 1843

certificate

Registration District	Stratton
in the Sub-District of	Week St Mary
in the County of	Cornwall
When and where born	18 June 1843, Froxtone in the Parish of Whitstone
Name	Mary Ann
Sex	Girl
Name of Father	Richard Webb
Name of Mother	Elizabeth Webb, formerly Martyn
Profession of Father	Farmer
Informant	Elizth. Webb, Mother, Whitstone
When Registered	24 June 1843

Died: 7 August 1919, Greenstead Hall, Colchester Probate record gravestone

certificate

Registration District	Colchester
in the Sub-District of	Colcester South East
in the County of	Essex
When and where died	7 August 1919 Greenstead Hall
Name and Surname	Mary Ann Berriman
Sex	Female
Age	76 years
Occupation	Widow of John Berriman, a Farmer
Cause of death	1. Carcinoma of the Stomach 2. Marasmus, certified
Informant	W Berriman, Son, in attendance, Greenstead Hall Colchester
When Registered	9 August

"Greenstead Hall (map), where courts were held, was a manor house. The building appears to have been a farmhouse of the 18th and 19th centuries." [VCH Essex IX, p 385.]. It was destroyed in or soon after 1967, when it was part of the 137 acres sold by Percy Berriman to Colchester Town Council as building land for the Greenstead Estate. [Essex County Standard, 27 January 1967]

Father: Richard Webb

Mother: Elizabeth Martyn

The Berriman family, circa 1905

Siblings:

William Martyn Webb [1833 - ] married DEC qtr 1862 Holsworthy Frances Smale Cobbledick [1831 -]
1. James Webb [1863 -]
2. William Webb [1865 -]
3. Elizabeth Webb [1869 -]
4. Frances Webb [1870 -]
5. Martha A Webb [1871 -]
6. John Webb [1873 -]
7. Ellen Webb [1875 -]
  Penhall, Poundstock CON: RG10/2217 f17 p8, RG11/2271 f14 p2
Elizabeth Webb [1834 - ]
John Webb [1836 - 1874]
1. Samuel Webb emigrated to New Zealand
  - 4 daughters
2. Ernest Webb
3. other children
Henry Webb [1840 - ]
Mary Ann Webb [1843 - 1919]
Richard Webb [1845 - ]

Married: John Berriman

Marriage Certificate:

Registration District	Whitstone
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Whitstone
in the County of	Cornwall
When Married	1 April 1876
Name and Surname	Mary Ann Webb
Age	of full age
Condition	Spinster
Residence	Whitstone
Father's Name	Richard Webb
Father's Profession	yeoman
Witnesses	William Martin Webb, Ruth Veale bride's brother, acquaintance - a Veal family (but no Ruth) lived next door to the Berrimans in the 1871 and 1881 censuses?

Children:

Elizabeth Berriman
Jane Berriman
William Berriman
Mary Berriman
Emily Berriman
John Berriman

Will:

Of	Mary Ann Berriman of Hatley St George widow
Dated	26 April 1919
Executors	William Berriman, John Berriman (sons)
Witnesses	Edward Sills solicitor, Emily Sills spinster
Legacies	Personal effects, and 25 Harsnett Road Colchester, to daughters Jane Berriman and Emily Berriman. £125 to sons William Berriman and John Berriman. £100 to daughters Elizabeth Greenaway and Mary Sloman. Remainder to Jane Berriman and Emily Berriman.

Probate:

Of	Mary Ann Berriman of Greenstead Hall, Colchester widow
At	London
To	William Berriman farmer, John Berriman farmer
On	19 December 1919
Estate	£1,880 19s 3d

Addresses:

1851 - 1861 - 1871	Forkstone, Whitstone
1881	Strachley, Whitstone
1891	Higher Widemouth Poundstock
1901	Mill Farm, Great Munden HRT
1911	Church Farm, Hatley St George cAM
1919	Greenstead Hall, Colchester [TM018250]

1905

[1809 - 1879]

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Baptised: 15 January 1809, Whitstone, Parish Register

Father: James Webb

Mother: Joanna Perkin

Siblings:

Richard Webb [1809 - 1879]
James Powell Webb [7 January 1813 - ]

Married: Elizabeth Martyn 18 April 1833

Marriage Entry:

Church	Whitstone
Date	18 April 1833
Name	Richard Webb
Of	this parish
and Name	Elizabeth Martyn
Of	this parish
By	banns
Witnesses	John Cobbledick, Michael Ouglot?

Children:

William Martyn Webb
Elizabeth Webb
John Webb
Henry Webb
Mary Ann Webb
Richard Webb

Return of Owners of Land 1853:

Name	Richard Webb
Parish	Whitstone
Extent	135a 0r 36p
Rental	£73 5s

Died: 17 November 1879

certificate

Registration District	Stratton
in the Sub-District of	Week St Mary
in the County of	Cornwall
When and where died	17 November 1879, Forkstone Whitstone
Name and Surname	Richard Webb
Sex	Male
Age	69 years
Occupation	Yeoman
Cause of death	Cirrhosis of the liver, 10 months, Disease of Heart, certified
Informant	William Martin Webb, son, Present at the Death, Penhall Poundstock
When Registered	24 November 1879

Probate:

Of	Richard WEBB late of Whitestone in the County of Cornwall Yeoman
Died	17 November 1879 at Whitestone
At	The Principal Registry
To	Wlliam Martin Webb of Poundstock MDX Richard Webb of Whitestone Yeomen the Sons the Executors
On	20 January 1880
Estate	under £800

Address:

1841 - 1851 - 1861 - 1871 - 1879

Forkstone, Whitstone

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Married: Joanna Perkin, 10 May 1807, Week St Mary, Phillimores

Children:

Richard Webb
James Powell Webb

[1808 - 1851]

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Born: 27 October 1808, Castle Acre

Father: William Wells

Mother: Anna Wigg

Baptismal Entry:

Date	27 October 1808
Where	Castle Acre NFK
Text	"Elizabeth daughter of William and Wells was born October 27 1808 and privately baptised October 30 1808"

Siblings:

Ann Wells [21 July 1802 - ]
Elizabeth Wells [1808 - 1851]
Phillip Wells [11 July 1819 - 17 November 1889] married Mar 1843 Amelia Ann Jamby Lee
1. Sarah Wells [SEP qtr 1843 - 8 March 1862]
2. Mary Wells [MAR qtr 1846 -]
3. John Wells [SEP qtr 1848 -]
4. Eliza Elizabeth Wells [SEP qtr 1851 -]
5. Martha Maria Wells [JUN qtr 1855 -]
  (St James Green, Castle Acre: HO107/1828 f279 p17; Newton Road, Castle Acre: RG9/1252 f103 p15; Drury Lane, Castle Acre: RG10/1860 f78 p14; Freebridge Lynn Union Workhouse: RG11/1994 f100 p12)

Married: William Bonas 16 January 1832

Marriage Entry:

Church	Castle Acre
Date	16 January 1832
Name	William Bonass
Of	this parish widower
and Name	Elizabeth Wells
Of	this parish singlewoman
By	Banns
Witnesses	Robert Sister, Honor Sculfer

Children:

Uriah Bonas
Jabez Bonas
Anne Bonas
Dalton Bonas
Jesse Bonas
Jael Bonas

Died: 5 February 1851, Castleacre

certificate

Registration District	Freebridge Lynn
in the Sub-District of	Gayton
in the County of	Norfolk
When and where died	4 February 1851, Castleacre
Name and Surname	Elizabeth Bonass
Sex	Female
Age	42 years
Occupation	Wife of William Bonass, labourer
Cause of death	Visitation of God from natural causes
Informant	Robt Dench, Coroner, Foulsham
When Registered	5 February 1851

Address:

1841	The Green, Castle Acre NFK

[<1799 - >1819]

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Married: Anna Wigg 22 October 1799

Marriage Entry:

Church	Cranworth cum Letton
Date	22 October 1799
Name	William Wells
Of	this parish singleman
and Name	Anne Wigg
Of	this parish singlewoman
By	Banns
Witnesses	Edmund Buscall, James Rudlad

Children:

Ann Wells
Elizabeth Wells
Phillip Wells

No other Wells entry appears in the registers of Cranworth: Burials 1716-86, Baptisms 1716-85, Marriages 1712-52.

[<1809 - >1824]

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Married: Abraham Leahair, 22 April 1823, St Peters Great Berkhamsted HRT

Marriage Licence:

Issued by	The Vicar General's Office, 12 April 1823
Between	Abraham Leahair, a bachelor aged 21 years and upwards
of	the Parish of Saint Mary Islington in the County of Middlesex
and	Catherine West, a spinster of 21 years and upwards
of	the Parish of Berkhamsted in the County of Hertford
To marry in	the Parish Church of Berkhamsted
where	She had been residing for the last 4 weeks

Child:

Thomas Leahair

Dead: by 1832, when her husband married.

[1765 - >1802]

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Baptised: 16 January 1765, Calne, IGI 7102906-57

Father: Steven Wheeler

Mother: Mary Smart

Siblings:

Alice Wheeler [1765 - >1802]
Jane Wheeler [29 January 1766 -]
Martha Wheeler [26 May 1774 -]

Married: William Stevens, 18 January 1790, Southbroom (Pallot index)

Children:

James Stevens
Thomas Stevens
Reuben Stevens

[<1749 - >1774]

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Married: Mary Smart, 12 October 1763, Calne, IGI 7419010-86

Children:

Alice Wheeler
Jane Wheeler
Martha Wheeler

[1901 - 1979]

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Born: 21 September 1901

Birth Certificate:

Registration District	Dudley
in the Sub-District of	Rowley Regis
in the County of	Stafford
When and where born	21st September 1901, Corngreaves Rd
Name	Elsie
Sex	Girl
Name of Father	Mark Whitehouse
Name of Mother	Esther Whitehouse formerly Davies
Profession of Father	Painter and Glazier
Informant	Esther Whitehouse, Mother, Corngreaves Rd Cradley Heath
When Registered	23 October 1901

Father: Mark Whitehouse

Mother: Esther Davies

circa 1902

Siblings:

Elsie Whitehouse [1901 - 1979]
William Henry Whitehouse [1903 - 1903]
Nellie Whitehouse (→ Amphlett) [27 October 1905 - 3 December 2001]
Harold Whitehouse [14 March 1908 - December 1994] (photograph, 1942)
Something is known of the family of Ada Grove, the wife of Harold Whitehouse.
Indented pedigrees of her father and mother are available.
Edward Whitehouse [14 July 1912 - 1994]
Albert Whitehouse [3 November 1916 - 17 January 1987]
Albert Whitehouse was married at the High Town Ragged School, and was at one time Mayor of Halesowen.
Dennis Raymond Whitehouse [6 May 1922 -] (photograph, 1925)

Extended family

Kenneth Poole took many photographs of the family

Entries from the Family Bible

circa 1918

Married: Joshua Cornelius Poole 24 October 1924

certificate

Registration District	Dudley
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Reddal Hill
in the County of	Staffordshire
When Married	13 October 1924
Name and Surname	Elsie Whitehouse
Age	23
Condition	Spinster
Residence	Field View House, Surfeit Hill, Cradley Heath
Father's Name	Mark Whitehouse
Father's Profession	Painter and Decorator
Witnesses	William Poole jr, Nellie Whitehouse groom's brother, bride's sister?

With Joshua Poole

With Joshua Poole and Nellie Whitehouse, circa 1920

With Joshua Poole, circa 1920

Children:

Maris Doreen Poole
Kenneth Maxwell Poole

Died: 14 November 1979, Birmingham

certificate

Registration District	Birmingham
in the Sub-District of	Birmingham
Administrative Area	Metropolitan District of Birmingham
Date and place of death	14 November 1979, Arden Lodge, East Birmingham Hospital, Little Bromwich
Name and Surname	Elsie Poole
Sex	Female
Maiden surname	Whitehouse
Date and place of birth	21 September 1901, Cradley Heath, West Midlands
Informant	Maris Doreen Stanier
Qualification	Daughter
Usual address	61 Farnhurst Road, Birmingham 36
Cause of death	Ia Senile dementia II Parkinson's disease
Date of Registration	14 November 1979

Will:

Of	Elsie Poole of 32 St Kenelms Ave Halesowen, wife of Joshua Cornelius Poole
Dated	19 October 1970
Executors	Joshua Cornelius Poole, if he survive her 7 days, otherwise Kenneth Maxwell Poole and Maris Doreen Stanier
Witnesses	J Small solicitor of Halesowen, R A Floyd trainee legal executive of "Lou Anne" Clement Rd Halesowen
Legacies	All estate to husband Joshua Cornelius Poole, if he survive her 7 days, otherwise half to daughter Maris Doreen Stanier, or to her issue should she have died; and half to be held in trust for the issue of son Kenneth Maxwell Poole, until they reach 18 years.

Probate:

Of	Elsie Poole
At	Birmingham
On	30 January 1980
Estate	£29,023

Addresses:

1901-1911	New Road, Overend
1912	Corngreaves Road, Cradley Heath (Map dated 1887)
1924-22	Field View House, Surfeit Hill, Cradley
1924-30	113 Corngreaves St
1930-5	Drew's Holloway, Halesowen
1935-54	143 Haden Hill, Halesowen
1954-1977	32 St Kenelms Ave, Halesowen telephone 021 550-6010 from 1973
1977-9	61 Farnhurst Rd, Ward End, Birmingham telephone 021 327-3008

1902 1918 1920

[1877 - 1938]

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Born: 24 November 1877

certificate

Registration District	Stourbridge
in the Sub-District of	Stourbridge
in the County of	Worcestershire and Staffordshire
When and where born	24 November 1877, Altwood Street Woolescote
Name	Mark
Sex	Boy
Name of Father	Thomas Whitehouse
Name of Mother	Mary Whitehouse, formerly Lee
Profession of Father	Iron Bucket maker
Informant	Mary Whitehouse , Mother, Altwood Street Wollescote
When Registered	17 January 1878

Died: 4 October 1938, The General Hospital Birmingham Probate record

certificate

Registration District	Birmingham
in the Sub-District of	St Mary's
in the County	Borough of Birmingham
When and where died	4 October 1938, General Hospital
Name and Surname	Mark Whitehouse
Sex	Male
Age	60 years
Occupation	of The View, Two Gates Lane, Cradley Staffordshire House Decorator
Cause of death	1a Carcinoma of stomach PM
Informant	M E A Whitehouse, Daughter-in-law, Surfeit Hill, Cradley Heath
When Registered	6 October

Father: Thomas Whitehouse

Mother: Mary Lee

Siblings:

William Henry Whitehouse [1871 - 1 April 1947]
Thomas Whitehouse [1873 - after 1929]
Elizabeth Whitehouse [1874 - 29 June 1940] married DEC qtr 1897, Stourbridge 6c 323 Enoch Boaler
1. Emily Boaler [DEC qtr 1898 -]
2. Enoch Boaler [DEC qtr 1901 -]
3. Arthur Boaler [24 March 1905 - 30 September 1991] married Lydia Perks [24 May 1910 - 11 April 1992]
  1. Hilary Boaler married Anthony John Worton
    1. Louise Worton
    2. Claire Worton married Parke
      1. Konnor Zack Parke
      2. Lydia Jessica Parke
4. Harry Boaler [SEP qtr 1906 -]
5. Edith Boaler [JUN qtr 1910 -]
6. Vera Boaler
Mark Whitehouse [1877 - 1938]
Emily Whitehouse [SEP qtr 1879 - ] married DEC qtr 1899 Stourbridge Rowland Pearson
Dinah Whitehouse [DEC qtr 1883 - 8 June 1962] married SEP qtr 1905 Stourbridge Harold Clewitt [1883 - 1917] (family photographs)
1. Gladys Clewitt [DEC qtr 1905 Stourbridge - 1967] married, divorced George Bertram Homer
  Gladys Clewitt married Wilf Westwood
2. Gwen Clewitt [1909 - 2003] married Arnold Eveson [1903 - 1978 ]
  1. Geoffrey Eveson [1935 -] married Joan Pumphrey
    1. Karen Eveson married Patrick Wheeler
      1. Poppy Wheeler
    2. Susan Eveson married, divorced Martin Wakely
      1. Elizabeth Wakely
      2. Henry Wakely
      3. Benjamin Wakely
  2. Harry Eveson [1937 -] married Doreen Hill
    1. Ian Eveson
    2. Pamela Eveson married Miguel
  3. John Eveson [1943 -] married Marie [- 1983]
    1. Duncan Eveson
    2. John Eveson
    3. Julie Eveson
3. Margaret Clewitt [1910 - 4 April 2005] married 12 April 1941 George Edward Higgs [1911 - 1968]
  1. Margaret Anne Higgs married Eric Pilsbury
    1. Kevin Jacob Pilsbury married Pauline Parkes
      1. Emily Pilsbury
    2. Martin John Pilsbury married Pagan Dunning
      1. Jacob John Pilsbury
  Margaret Higgs married 1969 Arthur Butler [19 March 1906 - 11 December 1994]
4. Dora Clewitt [1912 -] married Bill Forrest [- 1985]
  1. Robert Forrest married Anita
5. Eric Clewitt [1913 - 2000] married Winnie Cox [- 1996]
  1. Eileen Clewitt [- 1984]
  2. Jean Clewitt married Bertram Cooper
  3. Pamela Clewitt
6. Mary Clewitt [1917 - 1993] married Cyril Wood [- 1995]
  1. Harold Wood
John Edward Whitehouse [1885 - March 1919] married 1906 (Alice) Gertrude Aston [1887 - 3 July 1967] (details)
1. Fredrick Edward Whitehouse [October 1907 - 24 December 1988]
2. Elsie Whitehouse [15 April 1910 - December 1998] married 1936 Leonard Bashford
  1. John Bashford
  2. David L Bashford
  3. Hilary Bashford
3. Stanley Thomas Whitehouse [15 October 1912 - 11 July 1983] married 1939 Mary Kathleen Simmonds
  1. Howard T Whitehouse
  2. Robert Godfrey Whitehouse
  3. Sylvia Whitehouse
  4. Patricia M Whitehouse
    Sylvia and Patricia were twins
4. (John) Howard Whitehouse [24 January 1915 - 28 December 1995] married 11 June 1945 Elizabeth Zola Perry [1919 - 1986]
  1. Paul Whitehouse married June Adams daughter of Denis Adams and Margaret Adams née Shewring
    1. Rachel Whitehouse married Andrew Holmes married Philip Holmes
      1. 3 sons
    2. Helen Whitehouse married Steven Whyte
  (John) Howard Whitehouse married 10 October 1992 Phyllis Westwood [1923 - 2004]
5. Bertie 'Bert' Whitehouse [12 April 1918 - July 1987] married 1946 Edith Boxwell
  1. Gerald M Whitehouse
  2. Judith Whitehouse

The Whitehouse family, circa 1890

Married: Esther Davies 21 April 1901

certificate

Registration District	Stourbridge
Solemnized at	The Register Office
in the Parish of	Stourbridge
in the County of	Worcestershire and Staffordshire
When Married	21 April 1901
Name and Surname	Mark Whitehouse
Age	23
Condition	Bachelor
Rank or Profession	House Painter (journeyman)
Residence	Attwood Street, Wollescote
Father's Name	Thomas Whitehouse
Father's Profession	Iron Plate worker
Witnesses	William John Brooks, Elizabeth Davies

Children:

Elsie Whitehouse
William Henry Whitehouse
Nellie Whitehouse
Harold Whitehouse
Edward Whitehouse
Albert Whitehouse
Dennis Raymond Whitehouse

With a sister circa 1925

As an old man

All known descendants

Churches:

He was much involved with the People's Mission, Overend. The History of Cradley Churches, Volume 3: Twentieth Century Methodism shows him to have been:-

1928: Trustee Mark Whitehouse, Surfeit Hill, Painter
1931 - 1933: Church Treasurer

In or shortly after 1933, he left Overend Mission, and returned to the Trinity Methodist Church in Cradley.

Newspaper: Unknown, October 1938:

Obituary - Mr. M. Whitehouse, Cradley
The death occurred on Tuesday week of Mr. Mark Whitehouse of "The View", Two Gates Lane, Cradley, at the age of 60 years. Mr. Whitehouse, who was a native of Lye, came to Cradley Heath about 38 years ago, and carried on the business of a painter and decorator at Surfeit Hill.
He was a member of Overend Mission Hall, where he rendered much valuable service, from the time of its opening until about five years ago, when he returned to the Trinity Methodist Church, Cradley. Here he took a keen interest in the men's Class, which he helped to re-form after the lapse of a number of years.
The funeral on Saturday was conducted by the Rev. C T Gilwhite. After a short service in the Trinity Methodist Church, the interment took place at the Nonconformist Cemetery, Cradley. The mourners were: Harold, Edward, Albert, and Dennis (sons), Josh and Jack (sons-in-law), and William and Thomas (brothers). The bearers were Henry Davis, Levi Davies, and Rowland Pearson (brothers-in-law), Fred Whitehouse, Tom Whitehouse, and Harry Boaler (nephews).
Flowers were sent by his loving wife; Elsie, Josh and family; Nellie and Jack; Harold and Ada; Edward and Elsie; his children at home - Dennis Albert and Emily; Hazel and Cedric; William and Harriet; Thomas and Annie; Sam, Tom and Frank; Lizzie and family; Levi, Chrissie and family; nephew Harry and family; Emily, Rowland and family; Dinah and family; niece Louie (London); Fred, Elsie, and Irene; employees of Mark Whitehouse; Mr. and Mrs N Grove and family; Sam and Fletcher Lloyd; Employees of Lloyd Bros.; Mr. and Mrs. Wood and family; Mrs Beasley (Lutley); Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Connop; W. C. and F. A. Blunt; the Audens family; Mr. and Mrs. Newby and Edith; Trinity Church, Cradley, members of Overend Mission; members of Two Gates Ragged Schools; friends, Two Gates Lane; Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Millward (Kidderminster); Mr. and Mrs. Jasper and Mr. Wylde; neighbours at Surfeit Hill.
The funeral arrangements were carried out by Messrs. Meredith and Hingley.

Will:

Of	Mark Whitehouse of Two Gates Lane, Cradley, Master painter
Dated	15 July 1938
Executors	Esther Whitehouse (wife), Harold Whitehouse, Edward Whitehouse (sons)
Witnesses	Geo. Hackett, Gladys Dunn (clerks to Mr. G Green, solicitor, of Cradley Heath)
Legacies	Entire estate (inc. freehold of "Field View" Surfeit Hill, Cradley) to wife during her life or widowhood, then to be held in trust for all children. Children to inherit at age 21, or marriage below 21 for daughters.

Probate:

Of	Mark Whitehouse of The View, Two Gates Lane, Cradley
At	Birmingham
To	Esther Whitehouse widow, Harold Whitehouse painter, Edward Whitehouse painter
On	22 October 1938
Estate	£1,204 15s 11d

certificate

THIS INDENTURE WITNESSETH That Mark Whitehouse of his own will and accord as by and with the Consent of his Father Thomas Whitehouse of Lye, County of Worcester doth put himself Apprentice to George Bromley of High Street Lye, County of Worcester PAINTER to learn his Art and with him after the Manner of an Apprentice to serve from the thirtieth day of December one thousand eight hundred and ninety two until the year ending one thousand eight hundred and ninety eight or unto the full End and Term of SIX Years from thence next following to be fully complete and ended During which Term the said Apprentice his Master faithfully shall serve his secrets keep his lawful commands every where gladly do. He shall do no damage to his said Master nor see to be done of others but to his Power shall tell or forthwith give warning to his said Master of the same. He shall not waste the Goods of his said Master nor lend them unlawfully to any. He shall not contract Matrimony within the said Term nor play at Cards or Dice Tables or any other unlawful Games whereby his said Master may have any loss with his own goods or others during the said Term without Licence of his said Master, he shall neither buy nor sell, he shall not haunt Taverns or Playhouses nor absent himself from his said Master's service day or night unlawfully But in all things as a faithful Apprentice, he shall behave himself towards his said Master and all his during the said Term And the said George Bromley doth hereby agree to pay the said Apprentice the sum of five shillings per week from the above date until the thirtieth of December next ensuing and the weekly sum of six shillings during the next twelve months, the weekly sum of seven shillings during he next twelve months, the weekly sum of nine shillings during the next twelve months, the weekly sum of twelve shillings during the next twelve months, the weekly sum of fifteen shillings the next and last twelve months The afore said sums to be paid on Saturdays of each week, Fifty seven hours to constitute one week, and teach the said Apprentice in the Art of the several branches of Painting and Decorating which he useth by the best means that he can shall teach and Instruct or cause to be taught and instructed
George Bromley
Mark Whitehouse
And for the true performance of all and every the said Covenants and Agreements either of the said Parties bindeth himself unto the other by these Presents In Witness whereof the Parties above named to these Indentures interchangeably have put their Hands and Seals the twenty seventh day of January and in the fifty fifth Year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lady Queen Victoria by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom of Great Britain QUEEN Defender of the Faith and in the Year of our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and ninety three
Witness the signature Thomas Whitehouse Junr

Addresses:

1877	Attwood St, Woolescote
1881	Brook St, Wollescote
1891	26 Bagley St, Stourbridge
1901	Attwood St, Woolescote
1901-1911	New Road, Overend
circa 1910	63 Stourbridge Road, Hay Green
1912	Corngreaves Road, Cradley Heath (Map dated 1887)
1916-28	Field View House, Surfeit Hill, Cradley
1933-8	Two Gates Lane, Cradley

1890 1925 unknown date

[1848 - 1929]

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Born: 21 November 1849

certificate

Registration District	Dudley
in the Sub-District of	Dudley
in the County of	Worcester
When and where born	21 November 1849, Minories Dudley
Name	Thomas
Sex	Boy
Name of Father	Thomas Whitehouse
Name of Mother	Elizabeth Whitehouse formerly Collett
Profession of Father	Fruiterer
Informant	the Mark of Elizabeth Whitehouse, Mother, Minories Dudley
When Registered	22 December 1849

His Apprenticeship papers, dated 20 March 1866, give his age as "Aged seventeen years on the eleventh day of December last", implying birth on 11 December 1848. Perhaps a year was added to his age in order to obtain the apprenticeship.

Father: Thomas Whitehouse

Mother: Elizabeth Collett

Siblings:

Samuel Whitehouse [1839 - ]
Emily Whitehouse [1847 - ] married JAN 1866 Dudley Denis Callahan
Thomas Whitehouse [1848 - 1929]
William H. Hill [1856 - ]

Married: Mary Lee

certificate

Registration District	Dudley
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Netherton
in the County of	Worcester
When Married	1 November 1869
Name and Surname	Thomas Whitehouse
Age	full
Condition	Bachelor
Profession	Brazier
Residence	Dudley
Father's Name	Thomas Whitehouse
Father's Profession	Miner
Witnesses	Eli Hill, Elizabeth Hill groom's stepfather and mother

Children:

William Henry Whitehouse
Thomas Whitehouse
Elizabeth Whitehouse
Mark Whitehouse
Emily Whitehouse
Dinah Whitehouse
(John) Edward Whitehouse

plus 5 unknown children, dead by 1911

The Whitehouse family, circa 1890

Photograph in old age

Newspaper: Unknown, 1929

Mr. Thomas Whitehouse, Lye
The funeral of Mr. Thomas Whitehouse, founder of the firm of Messrs. Thomas Whitehouse and Sons, Coronation Works, Lye, was on Thursday week. Mr. Whitehouse, who was in his 80th year, was one of the local pioneers of the sheet metal industry connected with the galvanised hollow-ware trade. Sixty years ago this industry, now of very considerable dimensions in Lye and district, was in its infancy. There were then only two firms engaged in it - Mr. Thomas Rhodes and Mr. George Hill. In 1867 Mr. Whitehouse, who had served his apprenticeship in the sheet metal trade in Dudley, came to Lye, entering the employ of Mr. Rhodes, and shortly afterwards he was engaged by Mr. George Hill, who had then installed the first galvanising pot in the district. Here he remained until 1905, and then he started in business on his own account, under the name of Thomas Whitehouse and Sons. He retained his interest in this firm until his retirement in 1925. Mr. Whitehouse's life was lived almost entirely in the interests of his home and family and with his business activities; he never entered public life. By his upright and industrious life he gained the respect of a wide circle of friends. Mrs. Whitehouse predeceased him 16 years ago, and he is survived by three sons and three daughters. The funeral was at Lye and Wollescote Cemetery in the family grave. Mr. A. Wooldridge, an old friend of the deceased, conducted the last rites at the house where the hymn "Jesus is a Rock" was sung and prayer offered. The mourners were Messrs. William H. Whitehouse, Thomas Whitehouse, senior, Mark Whitehouse (sons), Fred Whitehouse, sr, Sam Whitehouse, Tom Whitehouse, junior, Frank Whitehouse, Arthur Boaler, Fred Whitehouse junior, Bert Pearson, Harold Whitehouse, Senior, Ronald Pearson, William Whitehouse, junr., Edward Whitehouse, Harold Whitehouse, junior, Eric Clewitt (grandsons), Enoch Boaler, Rowland Pearson (sons-in-law), W. J. Clewitt, Bert Homer, J. H. Perks, P. Heathcock and W. Fletcher (friends). The bearers were Messrs. A. Southall, R. Amphlett, T. Little, L. Skelding, A. Pardoe (employess of the firm).
Floral tributes were sent by Dinah and family; Harriet and Will; Tom and Annie; Lizzie; Enoch and family; Mark, Esther and family; Emily, Roland and family; Mrs. G. Whitehouse and family; Gladys and Bert; Gwen and Arnold; Mr. and Mrs. F. Whitehouse; Louie and Will; Winnie and John; Doris and Jim; Sam and Ethel; Tom and Frank; Emily, Bill and baby Marjorie; Harry and Dot; Florrie and May; Lily and Bert; Bert and Mary; Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Clewitt and family; Mr. and Mrs. P. Heathcock; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Perks and family; and a globe from the employees of Messrs. Thos. Whitehouse and Sons. Mr. W. H. Raybould, Church Street, had charge of the funeral arrangements.

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THIS INDENTURE WITNESSETH That Thomas Whitehouse of Dudley in the County of Worcester Aged seventeen years on the eleventh day of December last, by the consent of his Stepfather Eli Hill of the Dock in Dudley aforesaid Sheet Iron Worker doth put himself Apprentice to John Shakespeare of Dudley aforesaid Sheet Iron Worker to learn his Art and with him after the Manner of an Apprentice to serve from the date hereof until he shall arrive at and attain his full Age of Twenty one years until the full End and Term of Years from then next following to be fully complete and ended During which Term the said Apprentice his Master faithfully shall serve his secrets keep his lawful commands every where gladly do. He shall do no damage to his said Master nor see to be done of others but to his Power shall tell or forthwith give warning to his said Master of the same. He shall not waste the Goods of his said Master nor lend them unlawfully to any. He shall not commit fornication nor contract Matrimony within the said Term, he shall not play at Cards or Dice Tables or any other unlawful Games whereby his said Master may have any loss with his own goods or others during the said Term without Licence of his said Master, he shall neither buy nor sell, he shall not haunt Taverns or Playhouses nor absent himself from his said Master's service day or night unlawfully But in all things as a faithful Apprentice, he shall behave himself towards his said Master and all his during the said Term And the said John Shakespeare in consideration of such faithful service to be done and performed by the said Apprentice doth hereby Covenant Promise and Agree to and with the said Eli Hill his executors and administrators that the aforesaid John Shakespeare the said Apprentice in the Art of a Sheet Iron Worker which he useth by the best means that he can shall teach and instruct or cause to be taught and instructed. And also shall and will pay unto the said Eli Hill or to the said Apprentice (Except only during such time as he shall be absent from his service by sickness or otherwise, in which case a proportionate deduction shall be made) the wages or sum of money namely seven shillings weekly until he shall attain the age of eighteen years, eight shillings weekly until nineteen, nine shillings weekly until twenty and ten shillings weekly during the last year of the term of this Apprenticeship. And the said Eli Hill doth hereby promise and Agree that the said Apprentice shall at all times when required assist the said John Shakespeare in any Capacity of his business of a Sheet Iron Worker and Mechanic And also to provide or cause to be provided for the said Apprentice sufficient Meat, Drink, Clothes, Washing, Lodging and all other necessaries during the said Term. And for the true performance of all and every the said Covenants and Agreements either of the said Parties bindeth himself unto the other by these Presents In Witness whereof the Parties above named to these Indentures interchangeably have put their Hands and Seals the twentieth day of March and in the Thirtieth Year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lady Queen Victoria by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom of Great Britain QUEEN Defender of the Faith and in the Year of our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and sixty six
The mark of Thomas Whitehouse (seal)
Eli Hill (seal)
John Shakespeare (seal)
Signed Sealed and delivered by all the above named Parties in the presence of John H Walter Accountant Dudley

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Registration District	Stourbridge
in the Sub-District of	Stourbridge
in the Counties of	Worcester etc
When and where died	24 February 1929, "Birklea" Monument Avenue Wollescote, Lye and Wollescote
Name and Surname	Thomas Whitehouse
Sex	Male
Age	79 years
Occupation	Retired Galvanised Holloware Goods Manufacturer
Cause of death	1a Cerebral Haemorrhage (no PM)
Informant	T Whitehouse, son, Present at the death, "The View" Pennine Lane Wollescote
When Registered	26 February 1929

Addresses:

1851	Minories, Dudley
1861 - 1871	21 Angel St, Dudley
1877	Attwood St, Wollescote
1881	Brook St, Wollescote
1891	26 Bagley St, Stourbridge
1901	Attwood St, Wollescote
1911 - 1913	16 Fletcher Street, Woolescote
-1929	Surfeit Hill, Cradley
1929	"Birklea", Monument Ave, Wollescote

1890 1929 late

[1820 - 1849]

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Father: James Whitehouse

Married: Elizabeth Collett 8 July 1839

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Registration District	Dudley
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Rowley Regis
in the County of	Staffordshire
When Married	8 July 1839
Name and Surname	Thomas Whitehouse
Age	of full age
Condition	Bachelor
Rank or Profession	Labourer
Residence	Tividale
Father's Name	Jas. Whitehouse
Father's Profession	Collier
Witnesses	John Breasier, Edw. Bridgewater

Children:

Samuel Whitehouse
Emily Whitehouse
Thomas Whitehouse

Died: 11 July 1849, Minories Dudley

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Registration District	Dudley
in the Sub-District of	Dudley
in the County of	Worcester
When and where died	11 July 1849, Minories Dudley
Name and Surname	Thomas Whitehouse
Sex	Male
Age	30 years
Rank or Profession	Fruiterer
Cause of death	Croup. Certified
Informant	Sarjent Parsons, Present at the Death, Minories Dudley
When Registered	13 July 1849

Address:

1841 - 1849

183 Minories, Dudley

[<1805 - >1820]

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Child:

Thomas Whitehouse

[1837 - 1904]

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Born: between 7 June 1837 and 30 March 1838, if census returns are accurate, but not the Elizabeth Whitmee whose birth was registered in Bedford DEC qtr 1837

Father: Peter Whitmee

Mother: Mary Petit

Born: Bletsoe

Siblings:

Eliza Whitmee [1837 - 1904]
Sarah Jane Whitmee (→ Loakes) [October 1839 - ]
Samuel Whitmee [May 1840 - ]
Jabez Joseph Slater Whitmee [January 1842 - MAR qtr 1931] §
Hephzibah Emma Whitmee (→ Goodes) [December 1843 - ]
Elizabeth Whitmee [February 1845 - ]
James Pettit Whitmee [February 1847 - 1888]
Mary Ellen Whitmee (→ Page) [October 1848 - ] §
Walter Reginald Whitmee
Hannah Whitmee (→ Page) [August 1851 - ] §
Esther Whitmee (→ Day) [April 1853 - ]
George Petit Whitmee [18 December 1855 - April 1905]
John Thomas Whitmee [1858 - ]
Samuel Whitmee [1860 - ]
Ebenezer Whitmee [July 1864 - ]

§ Jabez Joseph Slater Whitmee married Mary Ann E Page, Mary Ellen Whitmee married Walter Richard Page, and Hannah Whitmee married Alfred William Page. The three Pages were siblings, children of Richard and Sarah Page of Hale Weston HUN (RG10/1535 f114 p3). My thanks to Ursula Clarke (email Caerlaverock68@yahoo.co.uk) for this information.

Extended family

Married: John Hall 30 October 1866

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Registration District	Saint Neots
Solemnized at	Eaton Socon
in the Parish of	Eaton Socon
in the County of	Bedfordshire
When Married	30 October 1866
Name and Surname	Eliza Whitmee
Age	29
Condition	Spinster
Residence	Eaton Socon
Father's Name	Peter Whitmee
Father's Profession	Labourer
Witnesses	William Pettit, Hephzibah Emma Whitmee bride's uncle and sister?

Children:

William Gershom Whitmee
Joseph Hall
Agnes Hall
George James Hall
Mary (Polly) Hall
Walter Hall
Alfred Hall
Louisa Hall
Mabel Hall

Died: 11 November 1904, Eaton Socon

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Registration District	St Neots
in the Sub-District of	Kimbolton
in the Counties of	Hunts and Beds
When and where died	11 November 1904, The Ford, Eaton Socon Beds RD
Name and Surname	Eliza Hall
Sex	Female
Age	67 years
Occupation	Wife of John Hall, Market Gardener
Cause of death	Cerebral Haemorrhage, Uraemia, certified
Informant	H Holley, present at the death, Eaton Socon
When Registered	14 November 1904

Gravestone:

Loving

Rememberence of

ELIZA wife of

JOHN HALL

The Ford

A dear and affectionate mother

who was called to rest

after great suffering

11th Nov 1904

in her 68th year

On Christ the solid rock I stand

all other ground is sinking sand

With Christ which is far better

Also of

JOHN HALL

who died 28th January 1914

in his 71st year.

Peace Perfect Peace

Addresses:

1841	Perry Lodge, Perry HUN
1851	Perry HUN
1861	Perry Lodge, Perry HUN
1871 - 1881	Eaton Ford, Eaton Socon BDF
1891	Eaton Socon BDF
1901	Eaton Ford BDF

[1815 - 1895]

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Born: 25 June 1815, Emberton

Father: Thomas Whitmee

Mother: Elizabeth Old

Siblings:

Thomas B Whitmee [17 April 1806 - 1 July 1877]
Thomas was the father of Rev. Samuel James Whitmee, a missionary with the London Missionary Society
James Whitmee [1807 - 11 January 1865]
Samuel Whitmee [- 1808]
Samuel Whitmee [- 1809]
Sarah Jane Whitmee (→ Hawkins) [13 November 1809 - 13 April 1891]
Married Thomas Hawkins 1833 in Bletsoe, and emigrated to Auburn NY. The 1850 census shows their oldest son was born in NY about 1836, so they must have emigrated soon after the marriage.
Mary Ellen Whitmee (→ Peacock) [20 October 1811 -]
married William Peacock in 1829, and emigrated to Auburn NY. If William was the William Peacock listed in the (purely statistical) 1840 census of Fleming, Cayuga NY, then Mary Ellen is presumably the 1 female aged 30-40 listed in the household. However, Mary Ellen is not living in the household of William Peacock of Fleming in the 1850 census, so she may have died in the 1840s.
William Whitmee [1813 - 1814]
Peter Whitmee [1815 - 1895]
Samuel Whitmee [19 October 1819 - 1907]
Married Eliza Chappell. Their children and grandchildren are given in this biographical note
Jethro Whitmee [1822 - 1897]
Hannah Whitmee [1823 -]
William Whitmee [1825 - ]
Jabez Whitmee [1826 - 8 June 1890]
Eliza Whitmee [1830 -]

Extended family

Married 1: Mary Petit, 20 September 1836, Stagsden, IGI M148941-0555

Children of first marriage:

Eliza Whitmee
Sarah Jane Whitmee
Samuel Whitmee
Jabez Joseph Slater Whitmee
Hephzibah Emma Whitmee
Elizabeth Whitmee
James Pettit Whitmee
Mary Ellen Whitmee
Walter Reginald Whitmee
Hannah Whitmee
Esther Whitmee
George Petit Whitmee
John Thomas Whitmee
Samuel Whitmee
Ebenezer Whitmee

Married 2: 8 July 1872, Jane Ann Biddick

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Registration District	St Neots		Jane Anne Biddock was born in County Wexford IRL circa 1824. She worked as a schoolteacher, in Ropley HAM (HO107/1678 f12 p16, RG9/702 f3 p1), then in Perry HUN (RG10/1535 f104 p8)
Solemnized at	The Parish Church
in the Parish of	Great Staughton
in the County of	Huntingdon
When Married	6 July 1872
Name and Surname	Peter Whitmee	Jane Anne Biddick
Age	full	full
Condition	Widower	Spinster
Rank or Profession	Farmer	-
Residence	Great Staughton	Great Staughton
Father's Name	Thomas Whitmee	William Biddick
Father's Profession	Farmer	Coast Guard Officer
Witnesses	Jno Day, Sarah Jane Loakes

Died: 23 March 1895, St Neots

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Registration District	St Neots
in the Sub-District of	St Neots
in the Counties of	Hunts, Beds and Cambs
When and where died	23 March 1895, Russell Street, St Neots
Name and Surname	Peter Whitmee
Sex	Male
Age	79
Occupation	formerly a Farmer
Cause of Death	Senile Decay Chronic Bronchitis 2 months certified by A W Quait
Informant	J A Whitmee, widow of deceased, Russell Street St Neots
When Registered	25 March 1895

Inscription: in the cemetery between St. Neots and Eynesbury

In Loving Memory of Peter Whitmee (farmer) of Perry

Who peacefully passed away (23) March 1895-in his 80th year

(and) of his Beloved Anne Jane his widow who died 3rd December 1911 aged 88

In the End was Peace

Will:

Of	Peter Whitmee formerly of Perry in the parish of Great Staughton farmer but now residing at Gamlingay
Dated	28 March 1889
Executors	George Pettit Whitmee (son) and William Gershom Whitmee (grandson)
Witnesses	C R Wade-Gerc solr of St Neots, A B Brackenbury his clerk
Codicil	Dated 24 October 1889 Prevented the trustees from selling any furniture or personal effects during the lifetime of Jane Ann Whitmee without her written consent.
Legacies	£50 to each of his 4 sons - Jabez Joseph Slater Whitmee, John Thomas Whitmee, Samuel Whitmee, George Pettit Whitmee. £40 to each of his 5 daughters - Eliza Hall, Hephzibah Emma Goodes, Elizabeth Whitmee, Mary Ellen Page, Hannah Page. £12 to each of his grandchildren - Arthur Loakes, Ernest Day, William Gershom Whitmee, Edwin Whitmee, Edith Whitmee, Hilda Whitmee. The remaider to be held in trust by George Pettit Whitmee and William Gershom Whitmee for the benefit of his wife Jane Ann Whitmee during her lifetime, then to be divided between his children or their descendents.

Probate:

Of	Peter Whitmee of St Neots retired farmer
At	Peterborough
To	George Pettit Whitmee and William Gershom Whitmee farmers
On	22 July 1895
Estate	£415 5s 3d

Addresses:

1815	Petsoe Manor
1841	Perry Lodge, Perry HUN
1851	Perry HUN
1861	Perry Lodge, Perry HUN
1871 - 1881	Perry HUN
1891	Mill St, Gamlingay
1895	Russell Street, St Neots

[1786 - 1858]

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Born: 3 August 1786 "Makers of New York" Morris 1895

Died: 4 July 1858, Auburn, New York USA

Father: Thomas Whitmee

Mother: Hannah James

Siblings:

Elizabeth Whitmee [1784 -]
Samuel Whitmee [1785 - 17 June 1793]
Thomas Whitmee [1786 - 1858]
Peter Whitmee [1788 - 1852]
Sarah Whitmee [1789 -]
Hannah Whitmee [1789 - 17 October 1810]
William Whitmee [- 9 April 1794]
Sarah Whitmee (→ Trotter) [1797 -]
Samuel Whitmee [1799 - 30 May 1831]
William Whitmee [1801 -1888]
Jethro Whitmee [1805 - 1886]

Extended family

Married: Elizabeth Old, 16 October 1805, Olney BKM

Children:

Thomas B Whitmee
James Whitmee
Samuel Whitmee
Samuel Whitmee
Sarah Jane Whitmee
Mary Ellen Whitmee
William Whitmee
Peter Whitmee
Samuel Whitmee
Jethro Whitmee
Hannah Whitmee
William Whitmee
Jabez Whitmee
Eliza Whitmee

Addresses:

1841	Toft Farm, Sharnbrook BDF
1850	Auburn, Cayuga County New York

Electoral Roll:

Bletsoe: Whitwick End	1832-3
Bletsoe: Whitwick End Fm, house and land occ. by him as tenent at a yearly rent of £50.	1833-4
Bletsoe: Sharnbrook, 200 acres	1835-42
Bletsoe: Sharnbrook, 5344 acres, the Toft Farm	1843-6

Land Tax Assessment:

Date	Place	Proprietor	Occupier	Sum
1823	Bletsoe	Thomas Gell	Thos Whitmee	£19 2s 8d
1824-5	Bletsoe	Thomas Gell	Phillips and Whitmee	£19 2s 8d
1825-6	Bletsoe	(late)Thomas Gell	Phillips and Whitmee	£19 2s 8d

Some of these Land Tax records could refer to his father.

Farmed Toft Fm Sharnbrook as tenant of the Gambier family 1835-49.

Biography:

Morris ["Makers of New York", 1895] contains a biography of his son, Deacon Samuel Whitmee, which says in part:-
"The father of Samuel, the third Thomas Whitmee in succession, was born August 3, 1786, in Bedfordshire, where he passed the larger part of his life. He remained on the home farm, assisting his father in its management until his marriage, when his father rented a farm for him in Buckinghamshire, where he carried on general farming for five years. He then returned to his native town, remaining there until 1849, when he disposed of all his property in England, and emigrated with his family to America. He sailed from Liverpool on the ship "St Patrick," making the passage to New York City in four weeks and four days. After landing, the family came directly to Cayuga County, settling in Auburn. Mr. Whitmee was not sufficiently vigorous to embark in any new business after his arrival here, although he lived about nine years. His death occurred on July 4 1858. The maiden name of his wife, to whom he was wedded in 1805, was Elizabeth Old. She was a native of Bedfordshire, born October 27, 1783, and died in Auburn, February 13, 1875. To her and her husband were born fourteen children, two of whom, Samuel by name, died at birth. The others were the following: Thomas, James, Sarah J., Mary, William, Peter, Hannah, Eliza, Samuel, Jethro, William, and Jabez."

The farm his father rented for him in Buckingham was Petsoe Manor Farm, the property of Lincoln College, Oxford University.

He is not shown on the passenger list of the St Patrick, his wife being listed as a widow. But French's 1857 Directory of Auburn lists a Thomas Whitney with a house at 55 Elizabeth Street.

[1757 - 1841]

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Born: 1757, Olney BKM

Father: Thomas Whitmee

Mother: Elizabeth Beale

Siblings:

Thomas Whitmee [1757 - 1841]
Hepzipah Whitmee (→ Wagstaff ⇒ Healey) [1759 - ?]
Sarah Whitmee (→ Osborne) [1762 - 1805]
Ann Whitmee (→ Tame) [1763 -]
Rebecca Whitmee (→ James) [1764 - 2 February 1800]
Susannah Whitmee (→ Osborne) [1766 - ?]
unknown Whitmee (→ Brown)
John Whitmee [1769 - 1 August 1821]
Hannah Whitmee [1775 - 1799]
Esther Whitmee (→ Litchfield) [1777 - 1803]
Mary Whitmee (→ Wood)

Extended family

Married: Hannah James 6 August 1782 Olney

Children:

Elizabeth Whitmee
Samuel Whitmee
Thomas Whitmee
Peter Whitmee
Sarah Whitmee
Hannah Whitmee
William Whitmee
Sarah Whitmee
Samuel Whitmee
William Whitmee
Jethro Whitmee

Died: 23 April 1841, Odell

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Registration District	Bedford
in the Sub-District of	Harrold
in the County of	Bedford
When and where died	23 April 1841 at Odell
Name and Surname	Thomas Whitmee
Sex	Male
Age	86
Occupation	Farmer
Cause of Death	old age
Informant	Catherine Warner (x) Widow, Odell, present at death
When Registered	24 April 1841

Land Tax Assessment:

Date	Place	Proprietor	Occupier	Sum
1784-6	Olney	Thomas Whitmee for farm		£6 2s 8d
1787-94	Olney	Lord Dartmouth	Thomas Whitmee	£6 2s 8d
1795	Olney	Lord Dartmouth	Thomas Whitmee	£6 1s 1d
1796-7	Olney	Lord Dartmouth	Thomas Whitmee	£6 1s 5d
1798	Olney	Lord Dartmouth	Thomas Whitmee	£6 16s 5½d
1799	Olney	Earl Dartmouth	Thomas Whitmee	£6 16s 17½d	(sic)
1800-9	Olney	Earl Dartmouth	Thomas Whitmee	£6 16s 3½d
1810-4	Olney	Earl Dartmouth	Thomas Whitmee	£6 16s 3d
1815	Olney	Earl Dartmouth	Thomas Whitmee	£6 16s 0d
1819	Odell	Thomas Alston Esq	Whitmee	£30 7s 0d
1820-2	Odell	Thomas Alston Esq	Thomas Whitmee	£30 7s 0d
1823-32	Odell	Justinian Alston Esq	Thomas Whitmee	£30 7s 0d

Thomas seems to have left Olney BKM in 1815 and reached Odell in 1818. There were Thomas Whitmees farming Clifton and Emberton in 1816-7. That farming Emberton was presumably his son (whose son Peter was baptised there in 1815), but Thomas may also have farmed Clifton.

Rates:

Thomas Whitmee is listed as having paid one shilling in rates at Olney in 1810

Rate Book - Odell

Date	Rate	Paid by	Amount
28 October 1818	1s	Mr. Whiteney	£14 5s 0d
2 December 1818	1s	Mr. Whitmee	£14 5s 0d
25 January 1819	1s	Mr. (signs Thos)Whitmee	£14 5s 0d
18 September 1819	2s	Thos Whitmee	£28 10s 0d
3 January 1820	2s	Thos Whitmee	£28 10s 0d
7 April 1822	6d	Thos Whitmee	£7 2s 6d

The signature on the 25 January 1819 Rate Book is the same as that on his 1841 will.

Poor Law Rate - Odell

Date	Rate	Paid by	Amount
21 March 1839	2d	Thos Whitmee	£3 14s 8d

Farmed land on the Olney Estate of The Earl of Dartmouth
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Ref	Description	a/m/p	Quantity	Per acre	Value
7	House and Homestead		1r 2p	40	10s 6d
34	Near Town Close		10a 1r 24p	40	£20 16s 0d
35	Near Town Meadow		5a 2r 12p	50	£13 18s 9d
92	Short Massey		20a 1r	16
93	West Pits		20a 1r	16
			1r 22p	16
94	S	a	12 a 2r 32p	16	£42 17s 0d
88	Long Massey	a	18a 2r 26p	15	£13 19s 11d
47	Weston's Meadow	m	10a 2r 32p	42	£22 9s 4d
	TOTAL		99a 0r 32p		£114 12s 4d

Remarks
Nos 88, 92, 93 and 94 are arable clay Land in some Parts very strong and in others stoney and near the rock.
No 34 is excellent gravelly Land laid down to grass part of which has lately been ploughed up and must be laid down again.
No 35 is capital good Meadow Land which being flooded in the Winter Season by the River Ouse produces good crops of fine hay.
No 47 is pretty good Meadow Land, it and No 88 were added to this farm in 1797.
No 47 is Lady Day Entry, the residue of the farm is Michaelmas Entry.

Listed in the Posse Comitatus of Olney 1798 as having 5 horses, 1 waggon and 2 carts.

Biography:

Morris ["Makers of New York", 1895] contains a biography of his grandson, Deacon Samuel Whitmee, which says in part:-
"(Thomas Whitmee) died (in Bedfordshire) at the venerable age of ninety-two years; and his wife, who survived him, lived to be ninety-three years old. He was a tiller of the soil and one of the wealthy farmers of the town, having the care of five hundred acres of land. He was a man of marked individuality, and at the time of his death requested that his farm-wagon be used instead of a hearse to convey his body to its last resting-place, and that his employees on the farm be his bearers, his last wishes being strictly conformed with."

[1733 - >1798]

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Born: 14 July 1733 Raunds NTH

Father: Samuel Whitmee

Mother: Mary Colson

Siblings:

Thomas Whitmee [1733 - >1798]
John Whitmee [1735 -]
Samuel Whitmee [1736 - 29 July 1738]

Extended family

Married: Elizabeth Beal, 20 April 1756 Denford

Children:

Thomas Whitmee
Hepzibah Whitmee
Sarah Whitmee
Ann Whitmee
Rebecca Whitmee
Susannah Whitmee
unknown Whitmee
John Whitmee
Hannah Whitmee
Esther Whitmee
Mary Whitmee

Land Tax Assessment:

Date	Place	Proprietor	Occupier	Sum
1782-3	Olney	Thomas Whitmee		£10 5s 1d
1784	Olney	Thomas Whitmee for farm		£10 11s 9¾d
1785	Olney	Thomas Whitmee for farm		£10 11s 9¼d
1786	Olney	Thomas Whitmee for farm		£10 11s 9½d
1787-8	Olney	Lord Dartmouth	Thomas Whitmee	£10 11s 9¼d
1790-1	Olney	Lord Dartmouth	Thomas Whitmee	£10 11s 11d
1792	Olney	Lord Dartmouth	Thomas Whitmee	£10 11s 6d
1793-4	Olney	Lord Dartmouth	Thomas Whitmee	£10 11s 11d
1795	Olney	Lord Dartmouth	Thomas Whitmee	£10 7s 10d
1796-7	Olney	Lord Dartmouth	Thomas Whitmee	£10 7s 9¾d
1798	Olney	Whiting	Thomas Whitmee & self	10s 3½d

Enclosure record of 1777 reads in part:-
"... to Thomas Whitmey of Olney Currier in lieu of his right of Common on a certain piece of ground part of the said Common fields called the Overs All that piece plot or parcel of Land lying and being in West Field aforesaid and bounded on the East part thereof by the allotment of the said Elislime Smith on the South by the eighth Allotment to the said Earl of Dartmouth on the North part thereof by the first Allotment to the said Wm Earl of Dartmouth the fences of which said allotment to the said Thomas Whitmey on the South part thereof next the said eighth allotment to the said William the Earl of Dartmouth and on the west side thereof next the Allotment to the said Trustees for the said Samuel Marshall shall be made and for ever hereafter maintained and kept in repair by and at the expense of the said Thomas Whitmey and the owner of the said allotment for the time being."

Farmed land on the Olney Estate of The Earl of Dartmouth
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Ref	Description	a/m/p	Quantity	Per acre	Value
2	Farm House and Homestead		1r 2p	40	10s 6d
1	Old Homestead (house down)		2r 14p	40	£1 3s 6d
46	Weston Meadow	m	23a 1r 30p	45	£57 14s 8d
95	Christian Wall Close	p	32a 3r 24p	20	£32 18s
109	Barnyard and Barn close	a	17a 1r 5p	15	£12 19s 2d
110	Clay Butts	a	20a 3r 5p	14	£14 11s 10d
111	Near Park Leys	a	18a 3r 14p	15	£12 2s 6d
112	Far Park Leys	a	15a	10	£7 10s
	TOTAL		129a 0r 25p		£136 10s 2d

Remarks
No 46 is good Meadow flooded in the Winter Season by the River Ouse which makes it produce good crops of hay.
No 95 was mostly ploughed Land now laid down for a Cow Pasture; some of the wet parts should be underdrained.
Nos 109, 110, 111 and 112 are ploughed land at a great and very inconvenient distance from the Farm House;
There is a Barn on No 109 which was built soon after the Inclosure.

Listed in the Posse Comitatus of Olney 1798 as having 6 horses, 1 waggon and 2 carts.
The Posse Comitatus also lists: West Whitmee, lacemaker; John Whitmee, maltster; John Whitmee, victualler.

Sun Fire Insurance policy number 389,409:

dated October 1777
"Thomas Whitmey of Olney in Bucks, Carrier,
on his new Dwelling House only situated as aforesaid

Stoned and tiled not exceeding	£480
Household Goods therein only not exceeding	£100
Stable only in the Yard Stone and Tiled not exceeding	£20
Workshop Warehouse and Barn adjoining thatched not exceeding	£100
Utensils and Stock therein only not exceeding	£200
TOTAL	£900

N Bowen, J Moffatt, B Branfield"

[1698 - 1759]

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Born: 1698

Father: Samuel Whitmee

Mother: Elizabeth Unknown

Siblings:

Ann Whitmee [August 1689 -] (half-sibling)
James Whitmee [1690 - 26 July 1794] (half-sibling)
Thomas Whitmee [3 July 1693 - 1771]
Mary Whitmee [19 February 1695 -]
Samuel Whitmee [1698 - 1759]

Extended family

Married: Mary Colson

Children:

Thomas Whitmee
John Whitmee
Samuel Whitmee

Will:

In the name of God Amen, I Samuel Whitmee of Raunds in the county of Northampton Whitan being weak and infirm in Body but through the mercy of God of sound mind memory and understanding to make and ordain this my last will and testament in manner and form following. I give and devise unto my loving wife Mary Whitmee all and singular my lands meadow ground premises and hereditaments whatsoever both copyhold and freehold with their and every of their appertenances lying and being within the parish of Raunds ... or elsewhere To hold for the term of her natural life on case she shall continue my widow and after my decease Then I give and devise until my son John Whitmee ... All those several pieces and parcels of arable land or Leyground Containing be estimation Five acres ... being dippersed in the open fields and bounds of Raunds ... And also all those several pieces and parcels of meadow ground containing by estimation three Twelve Feet ... in West Cotton meadow in Raunds ... more particularly mentioned and expressed ... One land Three Roods at Denford Old Furlong Two Lands Two Roods at Steepies Three Lands Two Roods at Breach Moor Two Lands one acre at upper Flexingdale Two Lands Three Roods at Scotts Hedge Six Lands Six Roods at Guns Bushes abutting upon Hargrave Slade Item after the death or marriage of my said wife ... I give and devise all the residue and Remainder of my arable Land with the appurtenances unto my eldest Son Thomas Whitmee and to his heirs and assigns for ever Lastly all the rest residue and remainder of my personal estate Goods Chattels and Effects ... I give ... to my said loving wife Mary Whitmee and to my said son John Whitmee to be equally divided between them.
Mary Whitmee and John Whitmee to be joint Executrix and Executor 2 day of June 1759.
signed sam whitmee.
witnesses: Robert Twelvetree, John Lamber, John Underwood.

[1665 - 1741]

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Born: 1665 Olney

Died: 27 December 1741, Raunds

Father: Samuel Whitmee

Mother: Ann Whitmee

Siblings:

Samuel Whitmey [1665 - 1741]
John Whitmee [1665 - 27 December 1741]
Thomas Whitmee [1667 -]
James Whitmee [1672 -]
Joseph Whitmee [1675 - 1745]

Extended family

Married 1: Mary Unknown [- 20 October 1690]

Children of first marriage:

Ann Whitmee
James Whitmee

Married 2: Elizabeth Unknown, 1692, Raunds

Children of second marriage:

Thomas Whitmee
Mary Whitmee
Samuel Whitmee

[<1678 - 1741]

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Died: 27 December 1741, Raunds

Married: Samuel Whitmee

Children:

Thomas Whitmee
Mary Whitmee
Samuel Whitmee

[1641 - 1680]

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Born: 1641 Yardley Hastings

Died: 16 October 1680 Olney

Father: William Whitmee

Mother: Cicely Whitmee

Occupation: maltster

Married: Ann Whitmee 1644

Siblings:

Thomas Whitmee [1631 -]
John Whitmee [1632 -]
Mary Whitmee [1634 -]
William Whitmee [1637 -]
Sarah Whitmee [1639 -]
Samuel Whitmee [1641 - 1680]
Joseph Whitmee [1643 -]
Richard Whitmee [1645 -]

Extended family

Children:

Samuel Whitmee
John Whitmee
Thomas Whitmee
James Whitmee
Joseph Whitmee

[1645 - >1695]

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Married: Samuel Whitmee

Child:

Samuel Whitmee
John Whitmee
Thomas Whitmee
James Whitmee
Joseph Whitmee

[1590 - >1645]

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Baptised: 17 January 1590, Yardley Hastings

Father: Thomas Whitmee

Mother: Mary Cowper

Siblings:

Agnes Whitmee (→ Braun) [1588 - 1627]
Alice Whitmee [1588 -]
Katherine Whitmee [1589 -]
William Whitmee [1590 - >1645]
Mary Whitmee [1592 -]
Joan Whitmee (→ Bett) [1594 -]
Elizabeth Whitmee (→ Hoare) [1596 -]
John Whitmee [1598 -]
Thomas Whitmee [1601 -]

Extended family

Married: Cicely Whitmee

Children:

Thomas Whitmee
John Whitmee
Mary Whitmee
William Whitmee
Sarah Whitmee
Samuel Whitmee
Joseph Whitmee
Richard Whitmee

[<1630 - >1645]

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Married: William Whitmee

Children:

Thomas Whitmee
John Whitmee
Mary Whitmee
William Whitmee
Sarah Whitmee
Samuel Whitmee
Joseph Whitmee
Richard Whitmee

[1563 - >1601]

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Born: 19 December 1563, Yardley Hastings

Father: William Whitmee

Mother: Agnes Whitmee

Siblings:

Frances Whitmee (→ Neale) [12 April 1558 -]
John Whitmee [5 September 1560 -]
Thomas Whitmee [1563 - >1601]
Mary Whitmee (→ Downing) [1564 -]
Katherine Whitmee (→ Walker) [25 August 1566 -]
William Whitmee [5 July 1566 - 1633]
Joan Whitmee [1570 -]
Elizabeth Whitmee [1572 -]

Extended family

Married: Mary Cowper 1585

Children:

Agnes Whitmee (→ Braun)
Alice Whitmee
Katherine Whitmee
William Whitmee
Mary Whitmee
Joan Whitmee (→ Bett)
Elizabeth Whitmee (→ Hoare)
John Whitmee
Thomas Whitmee

[1540 - 1617]

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Born: 1540

Died: 1617

Married: Agnes Whitmee 1558 Yardley Hastings NTH

Children:

Frances Whitmee (→ Neale)
John Whitmee
Thomas Whitmee
Mary Whitmee (→ Downing)
Katherine Whitmee (→ Walker)
William Whitmee
Joan Whitmee
Elizabeth Whitmee

All known descendants

[1540 - >1629]

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Born: 1540

Died: 1629

Married: William Whitmee 1588 Yardley Hastings NTH

Children:

Frances Whitmee (→ Neale)
John Whitmee
Thomas Whitmee
Mary Whitmee (→ Downing)
Katherine Whitmee (→ Walker)
William Whitmee
Joan Whitmee
Elizabeth Whitmee

[1709 - 1750]

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Born: 1709

Married: Steven Betteridge 28 February 1730, Chipping Norton OXF

Children:

William Betteridge
Mary Betteridge
John Betteridge
Elizabeth Betteridge
Sarah Betteridge
Ann Betteridge
Stephen Betteridge

Died: 1750

[1779 - 1863]

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Baptised: 29 October 1779, Cranworth cum Letton, Parish Register

Father: Francis Wigg

Mother: Mary Carr

Siblings:

Philip Wigg
Anna Wigg [1779 - 1863]

Married: William Wells 22 October 1799

Marriage Entry:

Church	Cranworth cum Letton
Date	22 October 1799
Name	William Wells
Of	this parish singleman
and Name	Anne Wigg
Of	this parish singlewoman
By	Banns
Witnesses	Edmund Buscall, James Rudlad

Children:

Ann Wells
Elizabeth Wells
Phillip Wells

Died: 28 December 1863, Castleacre

certificate

Registration District	Freebridge Lynn
in the Sub-District of	Gayton
in the County of	Norfolk
When and where died	28 December 1863, Castleacre
Name and Surname	Anna Wells
Sex	Female
Age	84 years
Occupation	Widow of William Wells, Agricultural Labourer
Cause of death	Debility from Age, certified
Informant	the mark of Ann Mary Wells, Present at the death, Castleacre daughter-in-law, with surname given wrongly?
When Registered	30 December 1863

Addresses:

1841 - 1851	St James Green, Castle Acre
1861	Newton Rd, Castle Acre

[1759 - 1787]

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Baptised: 13 March 1759, Shipdham, IGI 7501508-48

Father: John Wigg

Mother: Elizabeth Wigg

Siblings:

Thomas Wig [2 March 1756]
Francis Wigg [1759 - 1787]

Married: Mary Carr Shipdham
"Francis WIGG, minor married Mary CARR minor 24 Nov 1778"

Children:

Anna Wigg
Philip Wigg

Buried: 25 July 1787, Haddiscoe NFK

White's 1845 Directory of Norfolk lists a William Wigg of East End, Shipdham. Some relative?

[<1744 - 1780]

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Married: Elizabeth Wigg

Children:

Thomas Wig
Francis Wigg

An administration bond was issued by the Norfolk Consistory Court on 11 August 1780, binding Elizabeth Wigg of Letton NFK widow, Edward Filby of Letton farmer, and Henry Stebbing of Cranworth NFK farmer, in the sum of £300, to administer the will of "John Wigg late of Letton aforesaid farmer deceased intestate". Elsewhere in the bond Elizabeth is referred to as relict of John Wigg.

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Married: John Wigg

Children:

Thomas Wig
Francis Wigg

[<1733 - >1767]

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Married: Francis Cox, 7 April 1747, Rowley Regis STs

Children:

Benjamin Cox
Susannah Cox
Noah Cox
Isaac Cox
Thomas-Willetts Cox
Sarah Cox
Molley Cox
Thomas Cox
Pamela Cox

Several possible births in Rowley Regis, eg

24 March 1717: Daughter of Joseph and Anne
26 February 1721: Daughter of Richard and Anne
9 June 1723: Daughter of Daniell and Margery
5 October 1725: Daughter of Thomas and Ann

[<1716 - >1739]

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Married: Joseph Risdon 30 April 1728, Buckland Filleigh DEV

Children:

John Risdon
James Risdon

[<1811 - >1826]

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Partner: Roshannah Walker

Child:

Joseph Walker

[<1693 - >1708]

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Married: Henry Perry

Child:

Abigail Perry

[1831 - 1872]

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Born: 1831

Father: Thomas Henry Woolloton

Mother: Caroline Brown

Baptismal Entry:

Date	5 October 1831
Where	Enfield St Andrew MDX
Text	"Georgiana Harriett daug of Thomas Henry and Caroline Woolloton Clayhill Horsedealer DC"

Siblings:

Georgiana Harriet Woolloton [1831 - 1872]
Thomas Brown Woolloton [2 April 1834 - ] married 28 April 1867, St Marylebone Emma Hawkins

Married: Thomas Leahair 15 February 1853

certificate

Registration District	Edmonton
Solemnized at	St Andrews Church
in the Parish of	Enfield
in the County of	Middlesex
When Married	15 February 1853
Name and Surname	Georgiana Harriet Woolloton
Age	full
Condition	Spinster
Residence	Clay Hill
Father's Name	Thomas Henry Woolloton
Father's Profession	Livery Stable Keeper
Witnesses	John Winchester, Hannah Harrison

Children:

Catherine Leahair
Eleanor Amelia Leahair

Died: 21 March 1872

certificate

Registration District	Edmonton
in the Sub-District of	Enfield
in the County of	Middlesex
When and where died	21st March 1872, Baker Street
Name and Surname	Georgina Harriett Leahair
Sex	Female
Age	39 years
Rank or Profession	Wife of Thomas Leahair, a Butcher
Cause of death	Diabetes 1 year, Coma 12 hours (certified)
Informant	Thomas Brown Woolloton, (§) present at the death, 27 Argyle Street, Kings Cross, London brother
When Registered	23rd March 1872

§ This name is difficult to read. It would appear that the entry was first written as "Thomas Brown, present at the death ... ", the extra word being written in later. Thomas Brown Woolloton is listed in the 1871 census (RG10/217 f20 p34) as living at 27 Argyle Street.

Addresses:

1841 - 1851 - 1853	Clay Hill, Enfield
1861	Baker St, Enfield
1871	Baker St, Enfield

[~1803 - 1836]

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Married: Caroline Brown 24 January 1826 (Pallot Index)

Marriage Entry:

Church	St Pancras, Old Church
Date	24 January 1826
Name	Thomas Henry Woolloton
Of	this parish Batchelor
and Name	Caroline Brown
Of	this parish Spinster
By	Banns
Witnesses	Isaac Tucker, M Flinn

Children:

Georgiana Harriet Woolloton
Thomas Brown Woolloton

Buried: 6 November 1836, St Andrew Holborn aged 33, as Thomas Henry Walton

He had definately died by the 1851 census, which lists his wife as a widow. The 1841 census shows his wife and children living with her parents, suggesting he may have been dead by then.

[1761 - 1859]

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Father: John Wroot

Mother: Katherine Revele

Baptismal Entry:

Date	3 January 1761
Where	Gainsborough LIN All Saints
Text	"Mary Do of Jno and Cather Wroot of Stockwith"

Siblings: All except Sarah at Gainsborough

Christopher Wroot [12 December 1751 - ]
Catherine Wroot (→ Elstone)
Rebecca Wroot (→ Giddins) [19 September 1755 - ]
John Wroot [18 July 1757 - ]
Robert Wroot [6 June 1759 - ]
Mary Wroot [1761 - 1859]
William Wroot [14 July 1763 - ]
Richard Wroot [18 April 1765 - ]
Sarah Wroot [28 April 1767 Thorney CAM - ]
Daughter of Robert John Wroot and Cathrine.

Married: Daniel Le Hair 24 April 1784

Marriage Entry:

Church	Thorney CAM
Date	24 April 1784
Name	Daniel Leahair
Of	this parish bachelor
and Name	Mary Wroot
Of	this parish singlewoman
By	Licence
Witnesses	Robert Wroot, J Sisson

Children:

Sarah Le Hair
Abraham Leahair
William Le Hair
Catherine Le Hair
Mary Le Hair
Elizabeth Le Hair

Died: 29 April 1859

certificate

Registration District	Peterborough
in the Sub-District of	Thorney
in the County of	Cambridgeshire
When and where died	29 April 1859 Thorney
Name and Surname	Mary Leahair
Sex	Female
Age	99
Rank or Profession	Widow of Isaac Leahair, Farmer
Cause of Death	Unknown. No medical attendant
Informant	Martha Fletcher, present at the death, Thorney
When Registered	3 May 1859

The death certificate gives her as the widow of Isaac Leahair, whereas she was actually the widow of Daniel Leahair. Given the other evidence that this is the correct woman, I take this to be an error by the informant. Daniel had been dead nearly 26 years, and may well have been unknown to the informant.

Addresses:

1841	Thorney CAM
1851	Mill Rd, Thorney

[1726 - 1780]

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Baptised: 20 May 1726, Gainsborough All Saints, IGI C011062-6177

Died: 6 April 1780, Long Sutton LIN

Father: William Root

Mother: Rebecka Root

Siblings: All baptised Belton in Axholm LIN

Richard Wroot [27 November 1713 - 1774]
Rebecca Wroot [23 October 1717 - ]
Robert Wroot [28 November 1721 - 24 September 1774 Sutton St Nicholas, LIN]
Married twice, both times to an Elizabeth. His son William [1752 - 1835] married Mary Parkin
John Wroot [1726 - 1780]

Married: Katherine Revele, 14 March 1750, Gainsborough

Children:

Christopher Wroot
Catherine Wroot
Rebecca Wroot
John Wroot
Robert Wroot
Mary Wroot
William Wroot
Richard Wroot
Sara Wroot

[<1713 - 1732]

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Married: Rebecka Root

Children:

Richard Wroot
Rebecca Wroot
Robert Wroot
John Wroot

Letters of Administration granted 1732.

[<1706 - >1721]

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Married: William Root

Children:

Richard Wroot
Rebecca Wroot
Robert Wroot
John Wroot

Census entries

1841 census entry for Hannah James

6 June 1841	East End, Odell BDF (HO107/8/10 f8 p9)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in BDF?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in BDF?
Peter WHITMEE	50		Farmer	No
Susannah WHITMEE §		80		No
Elizabeth WHITMEE		55		No
Sarah CLARK		15	female servant	No
Belton PARTRIDGE	17		male servant	Yes
Catherine WARNER		75	female servant	No
§ Despite the name Hannah been given as Susannah, there is abundant circumstantial evidence that this is the right person. Hannah Whitmee had a son Peter, and daughter-in-law Elizabeth, of the right ages. And Catherine Warner is presumably the "Catherine Warner, widow, Odell, present at the death" of Hannah's late husband Thomas Whitmee.

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1841 census entry for Joseph Walker

6 June 1841	Butchers Lane, Cradley WOR (HO107/1197/7 f35 p4)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in WOR?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in WOR?
Isaac SOUTHALL	25		Nailer	Yes
Phoebe SOUTHALL		25		Yes
Caroline SOUTHALL		6		Yes
Isaac SOUTHALL	4			Yes
George SOUTHALL	2			Yes
John MASEFIELD	20		Nailer	No
Joseph WALKER	15		Nailer	Yes
Rhoda WALKER		12	Nailer	Yes

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1841 census entry for Peter Whitmee

6 June 1841	Perry Lodge, Perry HUN (HO107/454/10 f36 p7)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in HUN?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in HUN?
Peter WHITMEE	25		Farmer	No
Mary WHITMEE		20		No
Eliza WHITMEE		3		Yes
Sarah WHITMEE		2		Yes
Samuel WHITMEE	1			Yes

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1841 census entry for Mary Merrington Jakins

6 June 1841	Tetworth HUN (HO107/545/11 f4 p15)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in HUN?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in HUN?
Charles MEEKS	30		Ag Lab	Yes
Mary MEEKS		20		No
Edith MEEKS		2		Yes
Henry MEEKS	7 months			Yes
Ellen PECK		70	Housekeeper	Yes

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1841 census entry for Henry Adams

6 June 1841	Windmill Hill, Cradley WOR (HO107/1197/7 f11 p15)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in WOR?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in WOR?
Henry ADAMS	40		Carpenter	No
Elizabeth ADAMS		36		Yes
Henry ADAMS	10			Yes
Joseph ADAMS	7			Yes
Lydia ADAMS		4		Yes
Martha ADAMS		2		Yes

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1841 census entry for Jonas Jakins

6 June 1841	Gamlingay Sinks, CAM (HO107/68/10 f7 p8)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in CAM?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in CAM?
Jonas Jeakins	50		Ag Lab	Y
Lucy JEAKINS		20		Y

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1841 census entry for Sarah Sophia Adams

6 June 1841	Coventry Street, Old Swinford WOR (HO107/1198/11 f20 p32)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in WOR?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in WOR?
Edward TAYLOR	30		Maltster(?)	Yes
Jane TAYLOR		25		Yes
Rebecca TAYLOR		3		Yes
Joseph TAYLOR	2			Yes
Eliza BEASLY		6		Yes
Sarah ADAMS §		14	Female Servant	Yes
§ This is the only Sarah Adams aged 14 and born Worcestershire listed in the census. There are others aged 13 and 15, but these are listed with apparent parents.

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1841 census entry for Thomas Whitehouse

6 June 1841	183 Minories, Dudley WOR (HO107/1196/10 f51 p17)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in WOR?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in WOR?
Thomas WHITEHOUSE	20		Stone Miner	yes
Elizabeth WHITEHOUSE		20		yes
Samuel WHITEHOUSE		1		yes

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1841 census entry for Abraham Leahair

6 June 1841	Gibson Square, Finsbury MDX (HO107/665/5 f26 p15)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in MDX?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in MDX?
Abraham LEAHAIR	50		Salesman	No
Eliza Ann LEAHAIR		35		No
Eliza PHILLIPS		35	Female Servant	No
Fanny SNOW		15	Female Servant	No

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1841 census entry for Jane Hipkiss

6 June 1841	Cottage Lane, Ladywood, Birmingham WAR (HO107/1140/3 f32 p11)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in WAR?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in WAR?
George HEAD	30		Cordwainer	no
Jane HEAD		20		no
William HEAD	10			no
Timothy HEAD	5			no
John HEAD	4			no
Abbigal HEAD		6		no
Jane HEAD		2		yes

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1841 census entry for William Skipper

6 June 1841	Green, Castle Acre NFK (HO107/768/6 f39 p11)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in NFK?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in NFK?
William SKIPPER	55		Ag Lab	Yes
Elizabeth SKIPPER		50		Yes
John SKIPPER	25			Yes
William SKIPPER	20			Yes
Tabitha SKIPPER		20		Yes
Robert SKIPPER	15			Yes

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1841 census entry for William Stanier

6 June 1841	Nineveh, All Saints Birmingham (HO107/1139/6 f26 p13)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in WAR?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in WAR?
William STANIER	50		Brass founder	Yes
Ann STANIER		50		Yes
Joseph STANIER	20		Cabinet maker	Yes
John STANIER	20		Brass caster	Yes
James STANIER	15		Cabinet maker	Yes
Isaiah STANIER	12		Cabinet maker	Yes

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1841 census entry for Joseph Pool

6 June 1841	Stakenbridge Hagley (HO107/1197/6 f20 p6 p7)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in WOR?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in WOR?
Joseph POOLE	50		Labourer	Yes
Elizabeth POOLE		45		No
Elizabeth POOLE		20		Yes
Henry POOLE	3 weeks			Yes

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1841 census entry for Jesse Bonas

6 June 1841	The Green, Castle Acre NFK (HO107/768/6 f42 p17)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in NFK?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in NFK?
William BONASS	50		Sheepherd	Yes
Elizabeth BONASS		30		Yes
Jabez BONASS	5			Yes
Anna BONASS		5		Yes
Dalton BONASS	5			Yes
Jesse BONAS	2			Yes

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1841 census entry for Elizabeth Grove

6 June 1841	Butchers Lane, Cradley WOR (HO107/1197/8 f11 p15)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in WOR?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in WOR?
James GROVE	40		Labourer	Yes
Elizabeth GROVE		40		No
Ester GROVE		10	Nailer	Yes
Elizabeth GROVE		10	Nailer	Yes

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1841 census entry for Christopher Risdon

6 June 1841	Burn, Launcells CON (HO107/151/5 f12 p16)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in CON?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in CON?
Christopher RISDON	70		Farmer	No
Susana RISDON		63		No
Ann RISDON		19		Yes
George RISDON	16			Yes
George RISDON	13		Grand son	No
Jane RISDON		8	Grand daughter	Yes
John HEARD	23		Male Servant	Yes

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1841 census entry for Georgiana Harriet Woolloton

6 June 1841	Clay Hill, Enfield MDX (HO107/653/2 f37 p30, p31)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in MDX?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in MDX?
Thomas BROWN	60			No
Hannah BROWN		65		No
Caroline WOOLLOTON		30		No
Amelia BROWN		25		No
Selina BROWN		15		No
Georgiana WOOLLOTON		9		Yes
Thomas WOOLLOTON	7			Yes

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1841 census entry for John Kirk

6 June 1841	Great Sutton Street, Finsbury MDX (HO107/661/1 f12 p16)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in MDX?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in MDX?
John KIRK	20		Watch Engraver	No
Frances KIRK		20		No
Catherine KIRK		20	Watch Engraver	No
Frances KIRK		1		No

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1841 census entry for Anna Wigg

6 June 1841	The Green, Castle Acre NFK (HO107/768/6 f41 p15)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in NFK?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in NFK?
Phillip WELLS	70		Ag lab	Yes
Anna WELLS		60		Yes
Phillip WELLS	20			Yes

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1841 census entry for Thomas Kirk

6 June 1841	Baldwins Gardens, St Andrew Holborn (HO107/670/2 f12 p17)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in MDX?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in MDX?
Thomas KIRK	55		Lapidary	Yes
Elizabeth KIRK		52		No

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1841 census entry for Charlotte Barrett

6 June 1841	West Rudham NFK (HO107/771/21 f8 p11)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in NFK?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in NFK?
Harriett BARRETT		40	Ind	Yes
William BARRETT	12			Yes
Charlotte BARRETT		10		Yes
Sarah BARRETT		8		Yes
Phebe BARRETT		5		Yes
There is another Barrett family next door, which I assume has some family connection, but I cannot see what it can be. (§)
Mary BARRETT		65	Ind	Yes
William BARRETT	25		Carpenter	Yes
Sarah BARRETT		25		Yes
Isaac BARRETT	6			Yes
Martha BARRETT		4		Yes
William BARRETT	3			Yes
Jane BARRETT		1		Yes

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1841 census entry for Caroline Barker

6 June 1841	Common Lane Castle Acre NFK (HO107/768/6 f25 p10)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in NFK?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in NFK?
Robert BARKER	50		Ag lab	Yes
Caroline BARKER		20		Yes
Robert BARKER	15			Yes
William BARKER	15			Yes
Mary BARKER		11		Yes

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1841 census entry for Mary Wroot

6 June 1841	Thorney CAM (HO107/78/10 f6 p7)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in CAM?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in CAM?
Mary LEAHAIR		80	Ind	No
Sarah LEAHAIR		50		Y
Daniel LEAHAIR	24			Y

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1841 census entry for Edwin Shaw

6 June 1841	Kates Hill, Dudley WOR (HO107/1196/13 f39 p16)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in WOR?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in WOR?
William SHAW	35		Fender maker	yes
Mary SHAW		35		yes
William SHAW	15		Forgeman	yes
Benjamin SHAW	12			yes
Elizabeth SHAW		10		yes
Edwin SHAW	8			yes
Alfred SHAW	6			yes
Hannah SHAW		4		yes
Ellen SHAW		2		yes
Herbert SHAW	8 months			yes

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1841 census entry for Ann Tilcock

6 June 1841	Girtford BDF (HO107/2/22 f15 p25)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in BDF?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in BDF?
Richard HALL	30		Publican	Yes
Ann HALL		25		Yes
James HALL	1			Yes

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1841 census entry for Mary Ann Davis

6 June 1841	High Street, Aston WAR (HO107/1148/1 f9 p9)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in WAR?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in WAR?
Thomas EDMONSON	40		Sadler	Y
Elizabeth EDMONSON		35		N
Mary Ann DAVIS		15		N

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1841 census entry for Mary Norman

6 June 1841	Green End, Gamlingay CAM (HO107/68/11 f4 p2, p3)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in CAM?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in CAM?
John BAYTON ¤	45		Tailor	Yes
Mary BAYTON		40		Yes
Samuel SARLL	15		Ap Tailor	Yes
Hillary SARLL	15		Ap Tailor	Yes
George SARLL	13			Yes
Elizabeth SARLL		8		Yes
Joseph SARLL	6			Yes
John SARLL	4			Yes
William SARLL	2			Yes
¤ John and Mary Sarll were entered as Bayton by a clerical error.

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1841 census entry for James Edward Read

6 June 1841	14 Wyndham Street, St Marylebone MDX (HO107/679/8 f48 p35)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in MDX?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in MDX?
James READ	30		Carpenter	Yes
Lucy READ		25		Yes
James READ	4			Yes
Lucy READ		2		Yes
Households omitted
32 Wyndham Street
James READ	55		Carpenter	Yes
Mary READ		65		Yes

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1841 census entry for Roshannah Walker

6 June 1841	Kanking Row, Cradley WOR, Cradley WOR (HO107/1197/7 f44 p22)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in WOR?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in WOR?
William COLEY	30		Nailer	No
Mary COLEY		30		Yes
Eliza COLEY		11		Yes
Maria COLEY		3		Yes
Joseph COLEY	§	7 months		Yes
Pamello WALKER		75		Yes
Rosanna WALKER		35	Nailer	Yes
§ Presumably the age was in the wrong column

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1841 census entry for Harriet Lightfoot

6 June 1841	Bleak Hill, Rushton Grange, Burslem STS (HO107/987/15 f21 p8)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in STS?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in STS?
Thomas KIMBER	30		Painter	no
Harriet KIMBER		30		yes
Henry KIMBER	1			yes

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1841 census entry for Joseph Stevens

6 June 1841	The Green, Devizes St James WIL (HO107/1184/2 f25 p9)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in WIL?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in WIL?
Reuben STEVENS	40		Shoe maker	Yes
Ann STEVENS		40		Yes
Elizabeth STEVENS		15		Yes
Thomas STEVENS	10			Yes
Joseph STEVENS	8			Yes
James STEVENS	6			Yes
Martha STEVENS		4		Yes
Ruth STEVENS		1		Yes
Catherine WAYLEN		18		Yes
Frederick WAYLEN	1			Yes

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1841 census entry for Richard Poole

6 June 1841	Iverley Hill, Kinver (HO107/1002/9 f23 p9)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in STS?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in STS?
Henry HOPKINS	27		Blacksmith	No
Harriet HOPKINS		25	Single Woman	No
Richard POOLE	12		Male Servant	No

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1841 census entry for Edwin Lee

6 June 1841	Bernards Hill, Bridgnorth (HO107/923/4 f44 p35)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in SAL?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in SAL?
Edwin LEE	25		Rug Weaver	Yes
Mary LEE		20		No
Maria LEE		3		No
Jemima LEE		1		Yes

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1841 census entry for Thomas Habgood

6 June 1841	Village, Ham WIL (HO107/1176/6 f6 p2)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in WILL?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in WILL?
Thomas HABGOOD	70		Carpenter	Yes
Thomas HABGOOD	40		Carpenter	Yes
Elizabeth HABGOOD		30		Yes

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1841 census entry for William Clift

6 June 1841	Colley Lane, Cradley WOR (HO107/1197/7 f44 p23)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in WOR?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in WOR?
Thomas CLIFT	51		Nailer	yes
Mary CLIFT		52		yes
William CLIFT	21			yes
Levi CLIFT	18			yes
Mary CLIFT		25		yes
Hannah CLIFT		15		yes

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1841 census entry for Richard Lee

6 June 1841	Underhill Street, Bridgnorth SAL (HO107/923/4 f16 p25)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in SAL?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in SAL?
Richard LEE	65		Gardener	Yes
Keyziah LEE		65		Yes
Mark Lee	20		Painter	Yes
Kurisa LEE		4		Yes

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1841 census entry for Mary Simmonds

6 June 1841	Little Common, Inkpen BRK (HO107/21/11 f4 p3)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in BRK?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in BRK?
James MIDDLETON	25		Miller	Yes
Ruth MIDDLETON		35		No
Mary SIMMONDS		10		No
Sarah MIDDLETON		5		No
Richard MIDDLETON	4			No
Thomas MIDDLETON	2			No

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1841 census entry for John Blower

6 June 1841	Grendon Common, Grendon WAR (HO107/1130/3 f7 p8)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in WAR?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in WAR?
John BLOWER	45		Collier	Yes
Elizth BLOWER		15		Yes
Joseph BLOWER	10			Yes
John BLOWER	5			Yes

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1841 census entry for William Goodbody

6 June 1841	Manor Hall West Rudham NFK (HO107/771/21 f12 p19)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in NFK?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in NFK?
William GOODBODY	60		Ag Lab	Yes
Mary GOODBODY		60		Yes
William GOODBODY	6			Yes

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1841 census entry for James Clift

6 June 1841	Overend, Cradley WOR (HO107/1197/7 f46 p26)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in WOR?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in WOR?
James CLIFT	73		Nailer	Y
Mary CLIFT		64		N

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1841 census entry for Levi Davis

6 June 1841	Fox Oak, Cradley STS (HO107/997/5 f26 p2)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in STS?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in STS?
Joseph DAVIES	45		Iron Stone Miner	no
Elizabeth DAVIES		45		yes
Isaac DAVIES	15		Trace Maker	yes
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Levi DAVIES	13			yes
Caroline DAVIES		11		yes
Mary DAVIES		9		yes
Elizabeth DAVIES		7		yes
Joseph DAVIES	5			yes
William DAVIES	2			yes

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1841 census entry for James Pettit

6 June 1841	West End, Stagsden BDF (HO107/8/16 f5 p5)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in BDF?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in BDF?
John PETTIT	80		Farmer	Yes
Elizabeth PETTIT		60		Yes
James PETTIT	45		Farmer	Yes
Mary PETTIT		40		Yes
George PETTIT	8			Yes
James PETTIT	5			Yes
William PETTIT	1			Yes

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1841 census entry for Thomas Whitmee

6 June 1841	Toft Farm, Sharnbrook BDF (HO107/8/14 f18 p31)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in BDF?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in BDF?
Thomas WHITMEE	50			No
Elizabeth WHITMEE		55		No
Hannah WHITMEE		20		No
Samuel WHITMEE	20			Yes
William WHITMEE	16			Yes
Jethro WHITMEE	18			Yes
Jabez WHITMEE	15			Yes
Elizabeth WHITMEE		11		No
William ROW	56		Servant	No
Robert LAWNESS	15		Servant	Yes
Elizabeth SPENCER		13	Servant	Yes

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1841 census entry for William Tilcock

6 June 1841	Sandy BDF (HO107/2/21 f12 p18)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in BDF?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in BDF?
William TILCOCK	45		Baker	Yes
Charlotte TILCOCK		45		No
George TILCOCK	7			Yes
Charles CARTWRIGHT	70		Shopman	No
Sarah CARTWRIGHT		70		No
Benjamin TAYLOR	20		app(?) Baker	Yes

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1841 census entry for John Berriman

6 June 1841	Shop, Whitstone CON (HO107/151/12 f18 p13)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in CON?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in CON?
John BERRIMAN	30		Blacksmith	Yes
Elizabeth BERRIMAN		25		No
Fanny BERRIMAN		1		Yes
John DINGLE	15		Blacksmith Apprentice	No
Ann ORCHARD		60	Pauper	Yes

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1841 census entry for Richard Webb

6 June 1841	Forkstone, Whitstone CON (HO107/151/12 f13 p3)
Name	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in CON?
Name	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Born in CON?
Richard WEBB	30		Farmer	Yes
Elizabeth WEBB		30		Yes
John WEBB	20			Yes
Henry WEBB	15			Yes
James WEBB	15			Yes
William WEBB	7			Yes
John WEBB	5			Yes
Elizabeth WEBB		6		Yes
Henry WEBB	10 months			Yes
Mary CHAPMAN		20	Female Servant	No

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1851 census entry for William Charles Read

30 March 1851	14 Wyndham Street, St Marylebone MDX (HO107/1489 f46 p8)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Jas READ	Head	Marr	40		Carpenter	LND
Lucy READ	Wife	Marr		38		LND
Jas Ed READ	Son	Unm	14		Shop-boy	LND
Lucy Jane READ	Daughter			12	Scholar	LND
William C READ	Son		9		Scholar	LND
Fanny READ	Daughter			4		LND
Several households omitted
32 Wyndham Street (HO107/1489 f52 p21)
James READ	Head	Marr	67		Journeyman carpenter	Hampstead MDX
Mary Ann READ	Wife	Marr		81		Hoxton MDX
Several lodgers also shared the house.

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1851 census entry for William Tilcock

30 March 1851	Sandy BDF (HO107/1753 f134 p19)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
William TILCOCK	Head	Marr	55		Baker employing 1 man	Girtford BDF
Charlotte TILCOCK	Wife	Marr		58		Hitchen HRT
George TILCOCK	Son	Unm	17		Assistant at home	Sandy BDF
John VALENTINE		Unm	21		Bakers Man	Sandy BDF

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1851 census entry for Mary Ann Webb

30 March 1851	Forkstone, Whitstone CON (HO107/1897 f226 p4)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Richard WEBB	Head	Marr	40		Farmer 150 acres, 2 men	Whitstone CON
Elizabeth WEBB	Wife	Marr		40		Whitstone CON
William WEBB	Son	Unm	17		Employed on farm	Whitstone CON
Elizabeth WEBB	Daughter	Unm		16		Whitstone CON
John WEBB	Son		14		Employed on farm	Whitstone CON
Henry WEBB	Son		10		Employed on farm	Whitstone CON
Mary Ann WEBB	Daughter			7	Scholar	Whitstone CON
Richard WEBB	Son		5		Scholar	Whitstone CON
Henry SPRY	Servant	Unm	24		Farm Labourer	Whitstone CON

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1851 census entry for Peter Whitmee

30 March 1851	Perry HUN (HO107/1750 f445 p13)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Peter WHITMEE	Head	Marr	35		Farmer 54 acres emp 1 lad	Petso Manor BKM
Mary WHITMEE	Wife			33		Stagsden BDF
Elizabeth WHITMEE	Daughter	Unm		13		Bletsoe BDF
Sarah WHITMEE	Daughter			12		Great Staughton HUN
Jabez WHITMEE	Son		9			Great Staughton HUN
Hephzibah WHITMEE	Daughter			7		Great Staughton HUN
Elizabeth WHITMEE	Daughter			6		Great Staughton HUN
James WHITMEE	Son		4			Great Staughton HUN
Mary WHITMEE	Daughter			2		Great Staughton HUN

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1851 census entry for John Berriman

30 March 1851	Shop, Whitstone CON (HO107/1897 f231 p14)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
John BERRIMAN	Head	Marr	42		Blacksmith emp. 1 man	Launcells CON
Elizabeth BERRIMAN	Wife	Marr		36		Black Torrington DEV
John BERRIMAN	Son	Unm	6		Scholar	Whitstone CON

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1851 census entry for Mary Merrington Jakins

30 March 1851	Tetworth HUN (HO107/1750 f321 p16)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Charles MEEKS	Head	Marr	45		Ag lab	Tetworth HUN
Mary MEEKS	Wife	Marr		36		Gamlingay CAM
Henry MEEKS	Son		10		Ag lab	Tetworth HUN
Edward MEEKS	Son		8		Scholar	Tetworth HUN
Jesse MEEKS	Son		6		Scholar	Tetworth HUN
Charles MEEKS	Son		4			Tetworth HUN
Edmund MEEKS	Son		2			Tetworth HUN
Mary Ann MEEKS	Daughter			9 months		Tetworth HUN

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1851 census entry for Abraham Leahair

30 March 1851	Baker Street, Enfield MDX (HO107/1703 f354 p18, p19)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Abraham LEAHAIR	Head	Marr	61		Salesman	Thorney CAM
Thomas LEAHAIR	Son	Unm	27		Butcher	Islington MDX
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Mary Ann SOUTH	Servant	Unm		29		Enfield MDX
William HOBBS	Servant	Unm	15			Enfield MDX

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1851 census entry for Jane Hipkiss

30 March 1851	Butchers Lane Cradley WOR (HO107/2034 f110 p34)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
George HEAD	Head	Marr	40		Cordwainer	Billingsley SAL
Jane HEAD	Wife	Marr		42	Shoe binder	Halesowen WOR
Abigail HEAD	Daughter	Unm	16		Nail Maker	Halesowen WOR
Timothy HEAD	Son		14		Striker for Chain Maker	Barnesley Regis SAL
John HEAD	Son		12		Striker for Chain Maker	Halesowen WOR
George HEAD	Son		7		at Home	Babington SAL
Jane HEAD	Daughter		4		at Home	Cradley WOR
Thomas HEAD	Son		2			Cradley WOR
Francis HEAD	Son		3 months			Cradley WOR

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1851 census entry for Elizabeth Grove

30 March 1851	East Side of Village, Cradley WOR (HO107/2034 f79 p20)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
James GROVE	Head	Marr	59		Waggoner	Cradley WOR
Elizabeth GROVE	Wife	Marr		52		Moseley WAR
Elizabeth POOLE	Daughter	Marr	22		Nailer	Cradley WOR
Richard POOLE	Son In Law	Marr	22		Spade moulder	Churchill Stakenbridge WOR
Joseph POOLE	Grandson		1			Cradley WOR
Hannah CARTRIGHT	Granddaughter		3			Cradley WOR

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1851 census entry for Christopher Risdon

30 March 1851	Burn Launcells CON (HO107/1897 f180 p3)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Christopher RISDON	Head	Marr	83		Farmer 80 acres employing 1 Lab	Tammerton DEV
Susan RISDON	Wife	Marr		76		Tammerton DEV
Ann RISDON	Daughter	Unm		29	Farmer's Daughter	Launcells CON
George RISDON	Son	Unm	26		Farmer's Son	Launcells CON
Jane RISDON	Grand-daughter	Unm		18		Launcells CON
Thomas KINSMAN	Servant		11		Farm Labourer	Launcells CON

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1851 census entry for Jesse Bonas

30 March 1851	St James Green, Castle Acre NFK (HO107/1828 f279 p16)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
William BONAS	Head	Widower	62		Shepherd	Harpley NFK
Jabez BONAS	Son	Unm	18		Ag lab	Castle Acre NFK
Anna BONAS	Daughter	Unm		15	Dress maker	Castle Acre NFK
Dalton BONAS	Son		14		Shepherds lad	Castle Acre NFK
Jesse BONAS	Son		12		Cow lad	Castle Acre NFK
Jael BONAS	Daughter			8		Castle Acre NFK
next house
Anna WELLS	Head	Widow	74		Pauper	Cranworth NFK

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1851 census entry for Charlotte Barrett

30 March 1851	St James Green, Castle Acre NFK (HO107/1828 f252 p4)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Robert SKIPPER	Head	Marr	22		Ag Lab	West Acre NFK
Charlotte SKIPPER	Wife	Marr		20	Ag Lab Wife	Rudham NFK
Mary SKIPPER	Daughter			1		Castle Acre NFK

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1851 census entry for William Skipper

30 March 1851	St James Green, Castle Acre NFK (HO107/1828 f253 p6)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
William SKIPPER	Head	Marr	65		Ag Lab	West Acre NFK
Elizabeth SKIPPER	Wife	Marr		63	Ag Lab Wife	Castle Acre NFK
James WARD	Lodger	Marr	31		Ag Lab	Sahams NFK
Tabitha WARD	Wife	Marr		31	Ag Lab Wife	West Acre NFK
Mary E WARD	Daughter			9 months		Castle Acre NFK
Sarah SKIPPER	Daughter			7		Castle Acre NFK

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1851 census entry for Caroline Barker

30 March 1851	Pales Green Castle Acre NFK (HO107/1828 f281 p21)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
William SKIPPER	Head	Marr	30		Agricultural Labourer	Castle Acre NFK
Caroline SKIPPER	Wife	Marr		33		Castle Acre NFK
Susan SKIPPER	Daughter	Unm		7	Scholar	Castle Acre NFK
Mary SKIPPER	Daughter	Unm		3 weeks		Castle Acre NFK
Mary HOOKES	Sister in Law	Marr		20	Agricultural Labourers Wife	Castle Acre NFK

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1851 census entry for William Stanier

30 March 1851	Factory Road, All Saints Birmingham WAR (HO107/2059 f407 p7)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
John STANIER	Head	Marr	29		Brass caster	Birmingham WAR
Mary STANIER	Wife	Marr		27		Birmingham WAR
John STANIER	Son		8		At school	Birmingham WAR
William STANIER	Son		4		At school	Birmingham WAR
Jane STANIER	Daughter			1	At home	Birmingham WAR

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1851 census entry for Mary Wroot

30 March 1851	Mill Road, Thorney CAM (HO107/1747 f1023 p45)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Mary LEAHAIR	Head	Widow		91	Annuitant	Stockwith YKS
Sarah LEAHAIR	Daughter	Unm		62	Housekeeper	Thorney CAM
Daniel LEAHAIR	Grandson	Unm	32		Bricklayers lab	Thorney CAM
Fredk GOODWIN	Grandson	Unm	21		Bricklayers lab	Thorney CAM
Sarah BARNES	Granddaughter	Unm		19	Dress maker	Thorney CAM

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1851 census entry for Ann Wane

30 March 1851	Nineveh, All Saints Birmingham WAR (HO107/2059 f386 p1)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Ann STANIER	Head	Widow		69		Rotherby LEI
William STANIER	Son	Widower	34		Labourer	Gib Heath WAR
Ann STANIER	Daughter			12	Scholar	Birmingham WAR
James STANIER	Son		5		Scholar	Birmingham WAR
Joseph STANIER	Son	Unm	31		Cabinet maker	Gib Heath WAR
Elizabeth STANIER	Daughter			2	Scholar	Gib Heath WAR
Winifred HODGKINS	Nurse	Mar		70		Wooton WAR

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1851 census entry for Edwin Shaw

30 March 1851	Watsons Green Dudley WOR (HO107/2033 f293 p83, p84)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
William SHAW	Head	Marr	49		Fender Maker	Dudley WOR
Mary SHAW	Wife	Marr		46		Dudley WOR
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Benjamin SHAW	Son	Unm	22		Pudler	Dudley WOR
Edwin SHAW	Son	Unm	18		Blacksmith	Dudley WOR
Alfred SHAW	Son	Unm	16		Fender Maker	Dudley WOR
Hannah SHAW	Daughter	Unm		14	Scholar	Dudley WOR
Ellen SHAW	Daughter	Unm		12	Scholar	Dudley WOR
Herbert SHAW	Son		10		Scholar	Dudley WOR

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1851 census entry for Ann Tilcock

30 March 1851	Girtford BDF (HO107/1753 f157 p33, f158 p34)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Richard HALL	Head	Marr	46		Gardener 4 Acres	Tempsford BDF
Ann HALL	Wife	Marr		40		Sandy BDF
James HALL	Son		11		Gardener's Labourer	Sandy BDF
Ann HALL	Daughter			9		Sandy BDF
John HALL	Son		7		Scholar	Sandy BDF
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Emma HALL	Daughter			5	Scholar	Sandy BDF
Isaac HALL	Son		3			Sandy BDF

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1851 census entry for Georgiana Harriet Woolloton

30 March 1851	Clay Hill, Enfield MDX (HO107/1703 f361 p33)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Thomas BROWN	Head	Widower	70		Gardener	HRT
Caroline WOOLLOTON	Daughter	Widow		44	Dressmaker	Walkern HRT
Amelia WHITEHEAD	Daughter	Marr		35	Dressmaker	CAM
Georgiana WOOLLOTON	Granddaughter	Unm		19	Dressmaker	Enfield MDX
Thomas WOOLLOTON	Grandson	Unm	17		Gardener	Enfield MDX
Eliza FENSOM	Servant			13		Arnwell HRT

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1851 census entry for Mary Norman

30 March 1851	Green End Cottage, Gamlingay CAM (HO107/1758 f27 p18)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
John SALE	Head	Mar	58		Tailor	Gamlingay CAM
Mary SALE	Wife	Mar		53		Gamlingay CAM
Hilary SALE	Son		25		Tailor	Gamlingay CAM
Joseph SALE	Son		18		Ag Lab	Gamlingay CAM
John SALE	Son		14		Ag Lab	Gamlingay CAM
William SALE	Son		11		Ag Lab	Gamlingay CAM
James SALE	Son		9		Ag Lab	Gamlingay CAM

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1851 census entry for Mary Ann Davis

30 March 1851	Molineaux Fold, Wolverhampton WOR (HO107/2018 f32 p20)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Joseph ROOK	Head	Marr	52		Labourer	Willenhall STS
Mary ROOK	Wife	Marr		42		Wolverhampton STS
Rose ROOK	Daughter			7		Wolverhampton STS
Thomas DOWNS	Lodger	Unm	28		Labourer	Bridgnorth SAL
Mary Ann DAVIS	Lodger	Unm		25	Labourer	Birmingham WAR

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1851 census entry for Robert Barker

30 March 1851	Baily Street, Castle Acre NFK (HO107/1828 f241 p19)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
William BARKER	Head	Marr	26		Labourer	Castle Acre NFK
Elizabeth BARKER	Wife	Marr		29		Castle Acre NFK
Ann BARKER	Daughter			2		Castle Acre NFK
Robin BARKER	Father	Wid	60			Castle Acre NFK

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1851 census entry for Roshannah Walker

30 March 1851	Butchers Lane Cradley WOR (HO107/2034 f111 p36, p37)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
William COLEY	Head	Marr	43		Road Mender	Cradley WOR
Mary COLEY	Wife	Marr		44	Nail Maker	Cradley WOR
Maria COLEY	Daughter	Unm		13	Chain Striker	Cradley WOR
Joseph COLEY	Son		10		Chain Striker	Cradley WOR
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Benjamin COLEY	Son		7		at home	Cradley WOR
Phoebe COLEY	Daughter			3	at home	Cradley WOR
William COLEY	Son		1		at home	Cradley WOR
Rosanah WALKER	Lodger	Unm		48	Washer Woman	Cradley WOR

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1851 census entry for Harriet Lightfoot

30 March 1851	Cecil Street, All Saints Birmingham WAR (HO107/2058 f999 p20)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Thomas KIMBER	Head	Marr	48		Painter and glazier	London
Harriet KIMBER	Wife	Marr		41	Dressmaker	Burslem STS
Henry KIMBER	Son	Unm	9		Scholar	Burslem STS
Esther KIMBER	Daughter	Unm		9	Scholar	Derby DBY
Elizabeth KIMBER	Daughter	Unm		4	Scholar	Birmingham WAR

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1851 census entry for Joseph Stevens

30 March 1851	The Green, Southbroom, Devizes St James WIL (HO107/1839 f599 p 29)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Thomas MAYS	Head	Marr	31		Lawyer	Devizes WIL
Catherine MAYS	Wife	Marr		27		Devizes WIL
Frederick WAYLEN	Son In Law		10		Scholar	Devizes WIL
Mary A MAYS	Daughter			1		Devizes WIL
Joseph STEVENS	Brother In Law	Unm	18		Plumbers app	Devizes WIL

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1851 census entry for Joseph Pool

30 March 1851	Stakenbridge, Hagley WOR (HO107/2047 f534 p12)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Joseph POOL	Head	Marr	62		Ag lab	Churchill WOR
Elizabeth POOL	Wife	Marr		60		Newport SAL

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1851 census entry for Mary Large

30 March 1851	Cleveland Street Dudley WOR (HO107/2032 f499 p15, f500, p16)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Edwin LEE	Head	Marr	36		Baker	Bridgnorth SAL
Mary LEE	Wife	Marr		34		Stourport WOR
Kesiah LEE	Daughter			14		Wolverhampton STS
Jemimaah LEE	Daughter			12		Bridgnorth SAL
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Richard LEE	Son		9			Bridgnorth SAL
Edwin LEE	Son		8			Bridgnorth SAL
Josiah LEE	Son		5			Bridgnorth SAL
Mary LEE	Daughter			3		Stourport WOR
Jane LEE	Daughter			9 months		Stourport WOR

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1851 census entry for William Clift

30 March 1851	Four Ways, Rowley Regis STS (HO107/2028 f409 p25)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
William CLIFT	Head	Marr	31		Nailor	Cradley WOR
Susan CLIFT	Wife	Marr		33	Chainmaker	Dudley Wood WOR
Emma CLIFT	Daughter	Unm		9	Chainmaker	Dudley Wood WOR
Eliza CLIFT	Daughter	Unm		7	Scholar	Four Ways STS
Charlotte CLIFT	Daughter	Unm		5	At home	Dudley Wood WOR
Mary Ann CLIFT	Daughter	Unm		3	At home	Cradley WOR

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1851 census entry for Mary Brooks

30 March 1851	Colley Lane Cradley Heath WOR (HO107/2034 f59 p28)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Thomas CLIFT	Head	Marr	61		Nailor	Cradley WOR
Mary CLIFT	Wife	Marr		62		Cradley WOR

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1851 census entry for Thomas Whitehouse

30 March 1851	183 Minories, Dudley WOR (HO107/2032 f349 p49)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Elizabeth WHITEHOUSE	Head	Wid	30		Fruiterer	Dudley WOR
Samuel WHITEHOUSE	Son		11			Dudley WOR
Emily WHITEHOUSE	Daughter			3		Dudley WOR
Thomas WHITEHOUSE	Son		1			Dudley WOR

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1851 census entry for Richard Lee

30 March 1851	Underhill Street, Bridgnorth SAL (HO107/1986 f338 p9)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Richard LEE	Head	Marr	74		Grocer and Carrier	Stockton SAL
Kezia LEE	Wife	Marr		74		Bridgnorth SAL
Sarah EVANS	servant	U		14		Dudley WOR

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1851 census entry for Edwin Lee

30 March 1851	Cleveland Street Dudley WOR (HO107/2032 f499 p15, f500, p16)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Edwin LEE	Head	Marr	36		Baker	Bridgnorth SAL
Mary LEE	Wife	Marr		34		Stourport WOR
Kesiah LEE	Daughter			14		Wolverhampton STS
Jemimaah LEE	Daughter			12		Bridgnorth SAL
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Richard LEE	Son		9			Bridgnorth SAL
Edwin LEE	Son		8			Bridgnorth SAL
Josiah LEE	Son		5			Bridgnorth SAL
Mary LEE	Daughter			3		Stourport WOR
Jane LEE	Daughter			9 months		Stourport WOR

Bond Street Dudley WOR (HO107/2032 f326 p2)
Josiah LEE	Head	Marr	34		Baker	Bridgnorth SAL
Sarah LEE	Wife	Marr		40	Wife of Do	Meriden WOR
Edwin LEE	Brother	Marr	39		Baker	Rowley STS

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1851 census entry for Mary Simmonds

30 March 1851	The Green Devizes WIL (HO107/1839 f566 p1)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
William CHANDLER	Head	Unm	76		Land	Devizes WIL
Anne CHANDLER	Sister	Unm		72	Land	Devizes WIL
Martha HERCOMB	Servant	Unm		27	General Servant	Ham MDX
Mary SIMMONDS	Unm	Servant	19		General Servant	Froxfield BRK

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1851 census entry for Ruth Hobgood

30 March 1851	Shalbourne WIL (HO107/1686 f148 p2)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Ruth MIDDLETON	Head	Widow		49	School Mistress	Ham WIL
Thomas Oliver MIDDLETON	Son		12		Scholar Boy	Ramsbury WIL

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1851 census entry for Reuben Stevens

30 March 1851	The Green, Southbroom, Devizes St James WIL (HO107/1839 f598 p27)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Reuben STEVENS	Head	Marr	48		Shoemaker	Devizes WIL
Ann STEVENS	Wife	Marr		57	Shoemakers wife	Shrewton WIL
James STEVENS	Son		15		Blacksmith	Devizes WIL
Martha STEVENS	Daughter			13		Devizes WIL
Diana STEVENS	Daughter			7		Devizes WIL

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1851 census entry for John Kirk

30 March 1851	43 King Street Clerkenwell MDX (HO107/1516 f100 p41)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
John KIRK	Head	Marr	33		Watch Engraver	Birmingham WAR
Martha KIRK	Wife	Marr		27		Grendon WAR
Fanny KIRK	Daughter			11	Scholar	Coventry WAR
John T KIRK	Son		5		Scholar	Clerkenwell MDX
Harberson J KIRK	Son		1			Clerkenwell MDX
Elizabeth BLOWER	Wife's Sister	Unm		25	House Serv.	Grendon WAR

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1851 census entry for John Blower

30 March 1851	Grendon Common, Grendon WAR (HO107/2064 f169 p13)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
John BLOWER	Head	Marr	62		Coal Miner	Baddesley Ensor WAR
Joseph BLOWER	Son	Unm	21		Coal Miner	Grendon WAR
John BLOWER	Son	Unm	16		Coal Miner	Grendon WAR

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1851 census entry for William Goodbody

30 March 1851	Pockthorpe, Rudham NFK (HO107/1827 f589 p24)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
William GOODBODY	Head	Marr	72		Pauper (Farm Labourer)	East Rudham NFK
Mary GOODBODY	Wife	Marr		72		Rougham NFK
John Gass GOODBODY	Grandson		9		Scholar	West Rudham NFK

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1851 census entry for Levi Davis

30 March 1851	Five Ways Cradley Heath STS (HO107/2028 f341 p44, p45)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Joseph DAVIS	Head	Marr	55		Carter	Rowley Regis STS
Elizabeth DAVIS	Wife	Marr		52		Rowley Regis STS
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Levi DAVIS	Son	Unm	28		Chain Maker	Rowley Regis STS
Elizabeth DAVIS	Daughter	Unm		17	Trace Maker	Rowley Regis STS
Joseph DAVIS	Son	Unm	14		Trace Maker	Rowley Regis STS
William DAVIS	Son		12		Trace Maker	Rowley Regis STS
Esther DAVIS	Daughter			8	Scholar	Rowley Regis STS
William DAVIS	Nephew	Unm	17		Chain Maker	Rowley Regis STS
Sarah DAVIS	Grand Daughter			8	Scholar	Dudley WOR

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1851 census entry for James Pettit

30 March 1851	West End Stagsden BDF (HO107/1751 f359 p7)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
James PETTIT	Head	Marr	59		Farmer 165 Acres, employing 5 lab 2 boys	Stagden BDF
Mary PETTIT	Wife	Marr		51	Farmers Wife	Stagden BDF
George PETTIT	Son		17		Ag Lab, Farmers Son	Stagden BDF
William PETTIT	Son		10		Scholar	Stagden BDF
Mary STAMFORD	Servant	Unm		22	Domestic Servant	Turvet BDF

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1851 census entry for Hannah James

30 March 1851	High Street, Carlton BDF (HO107/1751 f295 p7)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Hannah WHITMEE	Head	Widow		92	Annuitant	Roade NTH
Sarah TROTTER	Visitor	Unm		62	Annuitant	Olney BKM

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1851 census entry for Joseph Walker

30 March 1851	Ash Bank, Cradley WOR (HO107/2034 f108 p31)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Isaac SOUTHALL	Head	Marr	39		Nail Maker	Cradley WOR
Phoebe SOUTHALL	Wife	Marr		38	Nail Maker	Cradley WOR
Caroline SOUTHALL	Daughter	Unm		16	Nail Maker	Cradley WOR
Isaac SOUTHALL	Son	Unm	14		Nail Maker	Cradley WOR
George SOUTHALL	Son	Unm	12		Nail Maker	Cradley WOR
Elizabeth SOUTHALL	Daughter	Unm		9	Nail Maker	Cradley WOR
Rebecca SOUTHALL	Daughter	Unm		7	Scholar	Cradley WOR
Hannah SOUTHALL	Daughter	Unm		4	Home	Cradley WOR
Phoebe SOUTHALL	Daughter	Unm		2	Home	Cradley WOR
Joseph WALKER	Lodger	Unm	25		Nail Maker	Cradley WOR
Rhoda WALKER	Lodger	Unm		21	Nail Maker	Cradley WOR

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1851 census entry for Henry Adams

30 March 1851	Lumbans Bank Cradley WOR (HO107/2034 f87 p36)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Henry ADAMS	Head	Marr	51		Master Carpenter Builder, employing 2 men	Aston WAR
Elizabeth ADAMS	Wife	Marr		47		Netherton WOR
Sarah ADAMS	daughter	Unm		24	House servant	Cradley WOR
Henry ADAMS	son	Unm	20		Journeyman Carpenter and Joiner	Cradley WOR
Joseph ADAMS	son	Unm	17		Journeyman Carpenter and Joiner	Cradley WOR
Lydia ADAMS	daughter			14	House servant	Cradley WOR
Martha ADAMS	daughter			12	House servant	Cradley WOR
Jane ADAMS	daughter			8		Cradley WOR
Henrietta ADAMS	granddaughter			5		Cradley WOR
James ADAMS	grandson		2			Cradley WOR

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1851 census entry for Elizabeth Sarll

30 March 1851	Mill St Shop, Gamlingay CAM (HO107/1758 f30 p24)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
John GILBERT	Head	Mar	46		Grocer	Abbotsley HUN
Mary B GILBERT	Wife	Mar		49	At Home	City of London
Elizabeth GILBERT	Daughter	Unm		16	At Home	Gamlingay CAM
Elian GILBERT	Son		13		At Home	Gamlingay CAM
Hannah GILBERT	Daughter			11	At Home	Gamlingay CAM
Elizabeth SARLL	Servant	Unm		18	Servant	Gamlingay CAM

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1861 census entry for William Charles Read

7 April 1861	14 Wyndham Street, St Marylebone MDX (RG9/79 f106 p33, p34)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
James READ	Head	Marr	50		Builder	Marylebone MDX
Lucy READ	Wife	Marr		48		Marylebone MDX
William C READ	Son	Unm	19		Leather cutter	Marylebone MDX
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Fanny READ	Daughter	Unm		14	Apprentice to dressmaker	Marylebone MDX
Harry READ	Son	Unm	12		Scholar	Marylebone MDX
William Charles Read also appears to be listed living with his brother
89 Crawford Street, St Marylebone MDX (RG9/79 f69 p9)
James E READ	Head	Wid	24		illegible Salesman	Marylebone MDX
William C READ	Brother	Unm	21		Leather seller	Marylebone MDX

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1861 census entry for Eliza Whitmee

7 April 1861	Perry Lodge, Perry HUN (RG9/983 f111 p11)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Peter WHITMEE	Head	Marr	45		Farmer 87 acres emp 3 men 1 boy	Buckingham Petts Manor
Mary WHITMEE	Wife	Marr		43		Stagsden BDF
Eliza WHITMEE	Daughter	Unm		23		Bletsoe BDF
Hannah WHITMEE §	Daughter	Unm		12		Great Staughton HUN
Mary E WHITMEE §	Daughter	Unm		9		Great Staughton HUN
Esther WHITMEE	Daughter	Unm		7		Great Staughton HUN
John T WHITMEE	Son	Unm	5			Great Staughton HUN
Samuel WHITMEE	Son	Unm	8 months			Great Staughton HUN
William WHITMEE	Grandson	Unm	2			Great Staughton HUN
§ I believe these two entries are switched round. Mary is listed in the 1851 census, aged 2.

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1861 census entry for Sarah Elizabeth Stevens

7 April 1861	Shrewton WIL (RG9/1310 f35 p11, p12)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Joseph STEVENS	Head	Marr	28		Plumber and baker	Devizes WIL
Mary STEVENS	Wife	Marr		30		Froxfield WIL
Mary STEVENS	Daughter	Unm		5		Shrewton WIL
Sarah E STEVENS	Daughter	Unm		11 months		Shrewton WIL
Emily LIGHT	Serv	Unm		12	Nurse Maid	Shrewton WIL
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Henry JENKINS	Serv	Unm	15		Baker	Fisherton WIL

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1861 census entry for Georgiana Harriet Woolloton

7 April 1861	Baker St, Enfield MDX (RG9/798 f71 p15)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Thomas LEAHAIR	Head	Marr	37		Butcher	Thorn Abbey CAM
Georgiana LEAHAIR	Wife	Marr		28		Enfield MDX
Catherine LEAHAIR	Daughter	Unm		7		Enfield MDX
Eleanor A LEAHAIR	Daughter	Unm		2		Enfield MDX
Thomas B WOOLLOTON	Brother In Law		26		Commercial traveller	Enfield MDX

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1861 census entry for Peter Whitmee

7 April 1861	Perry Lodge, Perry HUN (RG9/983 f111 p11)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Peter WHITMEE	Head	Marr	45		Farmer 87 acres emp 3 men 1 boy	Buckingham Petts Manor
Mary WHITMEE	Wife	Marr		43		Stagsden BDF
Eliza WHITMEE	Daughter	Unm		23		Bletsoe HUN
Hannah WHITMEE	Daughter	Unm		12		Great Staughton HUN
Mary E WHITMEE	Daughter	Unm		9		Great Staughton HUN
Esther WHITMEE	Daughter	Unm		7		Great Staughton HUN
John T WHITMEE	Son	Unm	5			Great Staughton HUN
Samuel WHITMEE	Son	Unm	8 months			Great Staughton HUN
William WHITMEE	Grandson	Unm	2			Great Staughton HUN

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1861 census entry for Mary Merrington Jakins

7 April 1861	Tetworth HUN (RG9/982 f105 p4)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Charles MEEKS	Head	Marr	53		Horticultural Labourer	Tetworth HUN
Mary MEEKS	Wife	Marr		44	Horticultural Labourer's wife	Gamlingay CAM
Henry MEEKS	Son	Unm	20		Agricultural Labourer	Tetworth HUN
Edward Jonah MEEKS	Son	Unm	18		Agricultural Labourer	Tetworth HUN
Jesse MEEKS	Son	Unm	16		Agricultural Labourer	Tetworth HUN
Charles MEEKS	Son	Unm	14		Agricultural Labourer	Tetworth HUN
Edmond MEEKS	Son	Unm	12		Agricultural Labourer	Tetworth HUN
Mary Anne MEEKS	Daughter			10	Scholar	Tetworth HUN
George MEEKS	Son		7		Scholar	Tetworth HUN
Elizabeth MEEKS	Daughter			7	Scholar	Tetworth HUN
William MEEKS	Son		5		Scholar	Tetworth HUN
Eliza MEEKS	Daughter			8months		Tetworth HUN

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1861 census entry for Abraham Leahair

7 April 1861	4 Clifton Road, Camden Road, St Pancras MDX (RG9/120 f23 p39, p40)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Abraham LEHAIR	Head	Marr	71		Cattle Salesman	Thorney CAM
Eliza A LEHAIR	Wife	Marr		58		Braughing HRT
~
Elizabeth DUNMILL	Servant	Unm		21	House Servant	Maidstone KEN
Caroline GOLDSMITH	Servant	Unm		30	House Servant	Ditton Green Oaker SRY
George HAFFALA	Boarder	Unm	22		Greek Merchant	Corfu
Athanasins CAFFALA	Boarder	Unm	17		Greek Merchant	Corfu

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1861 census entry for Jane Hipkiss

7 April 1861	Ash Bank, Cradley WOR (RG9/2064 f38 p23, p24)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Joseph WALKER	Head	Marr	35		Horse nail maker	Cradley WOR
Mary A WALKER	Wife	Marr		35		Birmingham WAR
Elizabeth WALKER	Daughter	Unm		8		Cradley WOR
Phoebe WALKER	Daughter	Unm		6		Cradley WOR
Rosehannah WALKER	Lodger	Wid		58		Cradley WOR
3 houses omitted
George HEAD	Head	Marr	51		Cordwainer	Billingsley SAL
Jane HEAD	Wife	Marr		49		Halesowen WOR
John HEAD	Son	Unm	22		Puddler	Halesowen WOR
George HEAD	Son	Unm	17		Puddler	Bobbington SAL
Thomas HEAD	Son		12		Scholar	Cradley WOR
Francis HEAD	Son		10		Scholar	Cradley WOR
Henry HEAD	Son		7		Scholar	Cradley WOR
Jane HEAD	Daughter	Unm		14	employed at home	Cradley WOR

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1861 census entry for Elizabeth Grove

7 April 1861	East Side of Village, Cradley WOR (RG9/2064 f11 p18)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Richard POOLE	Head	Marr	32		Ag lab	Hagley WOR
Elizabeth POOLE	Wife	Marr		32	Nailer	Cradley WOR
Joseph POOLE	Son	Unm	11		Labourer	Cradley WOR
Caroline POOL	Daughter	Unm		7		Cradley WOR
George POOLE	Son	Unm	10 months			Cradley WOR
Elizabeth GROVE	Servt	Wid		53		Moseley WOR

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1861 census entry for John Kirk

7 April 1861	26 Lower Smith Street, Clerkenwell (RG9/199 f19 p36)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
John KIRK	Head	Marr	43		Engraver employs 1 man 2 app	Bham WAR
Martha KIRK	Wife	Marr		40		Grendon Nr Atherstone WAR
Fanny KIRK	Daughter	Unm		21		Coventry WAR
Harberson J KIRK	Son		11		Scholar	Clerkenwell MDX
Martha KIRK	Daughter			7	Scholar	Islington MDX
George KIRK	Son		6		Scholar	Islington MDX
Ernest A E KIRK	Son		4			Islington MDX
Robert KIRK	Son		2			Islington MDX
Hephzibah KIRK	Daughter			9 months		Clerkenwell MDX
Jane DENISON	Lodger	Unmar		44	Feather Maker	Shoreditch MDX

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1861 census entry for Charlotte Barrett

7 April 1861	Union School, Castle Acre NFK (RG9/1252 f69 p1)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Charlotte SKIPPER	Head	Mar §		31	Field Worker	Rudham NFK
Mary A SKIPPER	Dau			12	Field Worker	Castleacre NFK
Emma SKIPPER	Dau			9	School	Castleacre NFK
George SKIPPER	Son		7		School	Castleacre NFK
Walter SKIPPER	Son		5			Castleacre NFK
Arthur SKIPPER	Son		1			Castleacre NFK
§ Her husband Robert Skipper was a patient in the West Norfolk and Lynn Hospital (RG9/1257 f15 p24)

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1861 census entry for Caroline Barker

7 April 1861	Bates Green, Castle Acre NFK (RG9/1252 f78 p19)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
William SKIPPER	Head	Marr	42		Ag Lab	Castle Acre NFK
Caroline SKIPPER	Wife	Marr		43		Castle Acre NFK
Susan SKIPPER	Daughter	Unm		16	Field Work	Castle Acre NFK
Mary SKIPPER	Daughter			11	Field Work	Castle Acre NFK
William SKIPPER	Son		7		Scholar	Castle Acre NFK
Elizabeth SKIPPER	Daughter			4		Castle Acre NFK
Robert BARKER	Father in law	Widower	77		Parish Relief	Bradenham NFK
Mary HOOKS	Sister	Marr		30	N K	Castle Acre NFK

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1861 census entry for William Stanier

7 April 1861	Factory Road, All Saints, Birmingham WAR (RG9/2168 f115 p25)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
John STANIER	Head	Marr	39		Brass caster	Birmingham WAR
Mary STANIER	Wife	Marr		37	Grocers shop	Birmingham WAR
William STANIER	Son	Unm	13			Birmingham WAR
Jane STANIER	Daughter	Unm		11	Scholar	Birmingham WAR

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1861 census entry for Martha Kimber

7 April 1861	Court 21 No 3, Summer Lane Courts, Birmingham WAR (RG9/2158 f120 p33)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Harriett KIMBER	Head	Widow		46	Dress Maker	Burslem STS
Henry KIMBER	Son	Unm	20		Provision Dealer	Burslem STS
Esther KIMBER	Daughter	Unm		18	Press Worker	Derby DBY
Martha KIMBER	Daughter	Unm		9	Sewing Machine Worker	Birmingham WAR
William KIMBER	Son	Unm	5		Scholar	Birmingham WAR

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1861 census entry for Ann Wane

7 April 1861	Allens Buildings, All Saints, Birmingham WAR (RG9/2168 f73 p16)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Isaiah STANIER	Head	Marr	32		Labourer at the Soho Mint	Birmingham WAR
Elizabeth STANIER	Wife	Marr		26		Birmingham WAR
Isaiah STANIER	Son	Unm	3 months			Birmingham WAR
Ann STANIER	Mother	Widow		78	Appointed by the parish	Birmingham WAR

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1861 census entry for Edwin Shaw

7 April 1861	Hope Street, Minster, Sheppey KEN (RG9/530 f147 p13, p14)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Joseph SOUTH	Head	Marr	44		Smiths Hammerman	Sheerness KEN
Eliza SOUTH	Wife	Marr		50		Sheerness KEN
Mary Ann SOUTH	Daughter	Unm		19	Dress Maker	Sheerness KEN
Sarah Ann SOUTH	Daughter	Unm		16	Dress Maker	Sheerness KEN
Emma SOUTH	Daughter	Unm		14		Sheerness KEN
Philis M SOUTH	Daughter			11		Sheerness KEN
~
John SOUTH	Son		9		Scholar	Sheerness KEN
Louisa SOUTH	Daughter			7	Scholar	Sheerness KEN
Thomas DAVIS	Lodger	Unm	27		Smiths Hammerman	Lewton Lees LAN
Edward SHAW §	Lodger	Unm	28		Smiths Hammerman	Dudley WOR
§ Collaboration of this is needed. The age, occupation, and birthplace fit, but this is the only reference to Edward being in Kent.

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1861 census entry for Ann Tilcock

7 April 1861	Girtford BDF (RG9/994 f46 p32)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Richard HALL	Head	Marr	59		Market Gardener and Publican	Tempsford BDF
Ann HALL	Wife	Marr		52		Girtford BDF
Ann HALL	Daughter	Unm		19	Dress Maker	Girtford BDF
John HALL	Son	Unm	17		Ag Lab	Girtford BDF
Emma HALL	Daughter	Unm		15	Scholar	Girtford BDF
Isaac HALL	Son		12		Scholar	Girtford BDF
Ellen HALL	Daughter			10	Scholar	Girtford BDF
Eliza HALL	Daughter			6	Scholar	Girtford BDF

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1861 census entry for Mary Norman

7 April 1861	Green End, Gamlingay CAM (RG9/1016 f157 p35)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
John SARLL	Head	Marr	70		Tailor	Gamlingay CAM
Mary SARLL	Wife	Marr		66	Tailor's wife	Gamlingay CAM
Elizabeth SARLL	Daughter	Unm		27		Gamlingay CAM
Entry is very difficult to read.

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1861 census entry for Edwin Lee

7 April 1861	Old Dock, Dudley WOR (RG9/2057 f61 p2)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Edward LEE	Head	Marr	46		Labourer	Bridgnorth SAL
Mary LEE	Wife	Marr		42		Stonesteadford SAL §
Jemima LEE	Daughter	Unm		20		Bridgnorth SAL
Josiah LEE	Son	Unm	14		Glass Cutter	Bridgnorth SAL
Mary LEE	Daughter	Unm	12		Scholar	Stourport WOR
Jane LEE	Daughter	-		10	Scholar	Stourport WOR
Mahala LEE	Daughter	-		8	Scholar	Stourport WOR
Ellen LEE	Daughter	-		3	Scholar	Stourport WOR
Edward LEE	Son	-	2 months			Stourport WOR
Sarah Ann LEE	Grandaughter	-		2		Stourport WOR
Betsey RUSHTON	Visitor	Married		22		Stourport WOR
§ I can find no such place as Stonesteadford, or similar, in SAL

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1861 census entry for William Clift

7 April 1861	Corngreaves Road, Rowley Regis STS (RG9/2040 f87 p28, f88 p29)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
William CLIFT	Head	Marr	41		Horse nailmaker	Cradley WOR
Abigale CLIFT	Wife	Marr		26	Lace maker	Spring Hill WOR
Emma CLIFT	Daughter	Unm		19	Lace maker	Dudley Wood WOR
Eliza CLIFT	Daughter	Unm		17	Lace maker	Dudley Wood WOR
Charlotte CLIFT	Daughter	Unm		15	Lace maker	Rowley STS
Mary Ann CLIFT	Daughter	Unm		13	Scholar	Cradley WOR
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Samuel CLIFT	Son	Unm	7		Scholar	Cradley WOR
Timothy CLIFT	Son	Unm	3		Scholar	Rowley STS
Elizabeth CLIFT	Daughter	Unm		9 months		Rowley STS

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1861 census entry for Thomas Whitehouse

7 April 1861	Angel Street, Dudley WOR (RG9/2057 f114 p32, f115 p33)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
George COLLETT	Head	Marr	49		Bricklayer	Dudley WOR
Eliza COLLETT	Wife	Marr		48		Dudley WOR
Thomas COLLETT	Son	Unm	21		Vice maker	Dudley WOR
Samuel COLLETT	Son	Unm	17		Ag lab	Dudley WOR
~
Thomas WHITEHOUSE	Nephew	Unm	11		Scholar	Dudley WOR
one house omitted
Eli HILL	Head	Marr	42		Coal miner	Wolverley
Elizabeth HILL	Wife	Marr		42		Dudley WOR
Samuel WHITEHOUSE	Son In Law	Unm	20		Glass cutter	Dudley WOR
Emily WHITEHOUSE	Daughter In Law	Unm		13	Scholar	Dudley WOR
William H HILL	Son	Unm	4		Scholar	Dudley WOR

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1861 census entry for William Bonas

7 April 1861	Growells Abby, Briston NFK (RG9/1203 f66 p13)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
William BONIS	Head	Mar	73		Shepherd	Harpley NFK
Alice BONIS	Wife	Mar		65		Hindolvestone NFK

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1861 census entry for Richard Lee

7 April 1861	17 Whitburn Street, Bridgnorth SAL (RG9/1849 f55 p4)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Charles BATES	Head	Mar	48		Officer of Inland Revenue	Shrewsbury
Eliza BATES	Wife	Mar		45		Bridgnorth SAL
Richard LEE	Father in Law	Widr	84		Retired Grocer	Stockton SAL
Elizabeth R MORRIS	Boarder	Unm		20	Teacher	St Georges STS

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1861 census entry for Thomas Clift

7 April 1861	Colley Lane, Cradley Heath WOR (RG9/2063 f140 p27)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Thomas CLIFT	Head	Widower	71		Nailor	Cradley WOR

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1861 census entry for Ruth Hobgood

7 April 1861	Prosperous Farm, Shalbourne WIL (RG9/723 f112 p25)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Frederick BLANBY	Head	Unm	66		Farmer of 200 avres employing 5 lab and 3 boys	Shalbourne BRK
Ruth MIDDLETON	Servant	Widow		59		Ham WIL
Sarah Ann DAY	Servant	Unm		15		East Garston BRK
Henry VIVASH	Carter	Unm	19		Carter	Ham WIL
Peter EDWARDS	Carter	Unm	19		Carter	Inkpen BRK
William WALTER	Carter	Unm	14		Carter	Ham WIL
Charles ROLFE	Boy		10		Carter	Ham WIL

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1861 census entry for Reuben Stevens

7 April 1861	Planks Cottages, Devizes WIL (RG9/1293 f142 p27)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Reuben STEVENS	Head	Marr	59		Shoemaker	Devizes WIL
Ann STEVENS	Wife	Marr		61		Shrewton WIL

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1861 census entry for Joseph Pool

7 April 1861	Stakenbridge, Hagley WOR (RG9/2116 f33 p16)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Joseph POOL	Head	Marr	72		Farm labourer	Churchill WOR
Elizabeth POOL	Wife	Marr		70		Market Drayton SAL
John POOL §	Lodger	Unm	40		Farm labourer	Churchill WOR
§ Although listed as a lodger, John is the correct age to be Joseph and Elizabeth's son.

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1861 census entry for John Blower

7 April 1861	Grendon Common, Grendon WAR (RG9/2192 f40 p8)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
John BLOWER	Head	Wid	69		Coal Miner	Baddesley Ensor WAR
Elizabeth BLOWER	Daughter	Unm		37	no occupation	Grendon WAR

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1861 census entry for William Goodbody

7 April 1861	Docking Union Workhouse, NFK (RG9/1250 f43 p25)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
William GOODBODY	Inmate	Widower	81		Ag Lab	East Rudham NFK
102 other people omitted (scanned image shows one page of 25 people). See RG9/1250 for full list.

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1861 census entry for William Shaw

7 April 1861	Cromwell Street, Dudley WOR (RG9/2060 f41 p12)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
William SHAW	Head	Marr	59		Whitesmith	Dudley WOR
Mary SHAW	Wife	Marr		56		Dudley WOR
Hannah SHAW	Daughter	Unm		24		Dudley WOR
Allen SHAW	Daughter	Unm		22		Dudley WOR
Herbert SHAW	Son	Unm	20		Forgeman	Dudley WOR

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1861 census entry for James Pettit

7 April 1861	Ducksworth Farm, Stagsden BDF (RG9/988 f41 p24)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
James PETTIT	Head	Marr	69		Farmer of 166 Acres emps 4 men 3 boys	Stagsden BDF
Mary PETTIT	Wife	Marr		61	Farmers Wife	Stagsden BDF
George PETTIT	Son	Unm	27		Farmers Son	Stagsden BDF
William PETTIT	Son	Unm	20		Farmers Son	Stagsden BDF
Hephzibah WHITMEE	Grandaughter	Unm		17	Granddaughter	Perry HUN
George Pettit WHITMEE	Grandson		5		Grandson	Perry HUN
Mary Ann COALES	Visitor	Unm		23	Dress Maker	North Crawley BKM

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1861 census entry for Henry Adams

7 April 1861	Lumbans Bank, Cradley WOR (RG9/2064 f22 p40)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Henry ADAMS	Head	Widowed	61		House Carpenter	Cradley WOR
Jane ADAMS	daughter	Unm		18		Cradley WOR
James ADAMS	grandson		13		House Carpenter	Cradley WOR

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1861 census entry for Joseph Davis

7 April 1861	Darby and Pargeters Colliery, Rowley Regis STS (RG9/2040 f55 p15)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Joseph DAVIES	Head	Marr	66		Coal Miner and Beerhouse Keeper	Dudley WOR
Elizabeth DAVIES	Wife	Marr		61		Rowley STS
William DAVIES	Son	Unm	21		Chain Maker	Rowley STS
Esther GRICE	Daughter	Marr		19	Visitor	Rowley STS
Elizabeth DAVIES	Grand Daughter			8	Visitor	Cradley WOR
Joseph DAVIES	Grand Son		4		Visitor	Cradley WOR
Mary BUFFERY	Servant			13	General Servant	Cradley WOR

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1861 census entry for William Tilcock

7 April 1861	Sandy Village, Sandy BDF (RG9/994 f6 p5)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
William TILCOCK	Head	Marr	65		Baker and Land Steward	Sandy BDF
Charlotte TILCOCK	Wife	Marr		68		Hitchin HRT
Clara E TILCOCK	Grand Daughter			9		Biggleswade BDF
Mary JEEVES	Servant			15		Sandy BDF

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1861 census entry for John Berriman

7 April 1861	Blacksmith's Shop, Whitstone CON (RG9/1514 f72 p3)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
John BERRIMAN	Head	Mar	53		Blacksmith	Launcells CON
Elizabeth BERRIMAN	Wife	Marr		40		Black Torrington DEV
John BERRIMAN	Son	Unm	16		Blacksmith	Whitstone CON

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1861 census entry for Mary Ann Webb

7 April 1861	Forkstone, Whitstone CON (RG9/1514 f80 p3)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Richard WEBB	Head	Marr	50		Farmer of 250 acres, 2 men	Whitstone CON
Elizabeth WEBB	Wife	Marr		50		Whitstone CON
William Martyn WEBB	Son	Unm	27			Whitstone CON
Elizabeth WEBB	Daughter	Unm		25		Whitstone CON
Henry WEBB	Son	Unm	19			Whitstone CON
Mary Ann WEBB	Daughter	Unm		16		Whitstone CON
Richard WEBB	Son	Unm	14			Whitstone CON

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1861 census entry for Jesse Bonas

7 April 1861	Newton Road, Castle Acre NFK (RG9/1525 f102 p13)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Jabez BONAS	Head		27		Ag lab	Castle Acre NFK
Anna BONAS	Sister			25	Dress maker	Castle Acre NFK
Jesse BONAS	Brother		22		Ag lab	Castle Acre NFK
Anna WELLS	Grandmother	Widow		83	Pauper	Cranworth NFK

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1861 census entry for Elizabeth Tilthorpe

7 April 1861	St James Green, Castle Acre NFK (RG9/1252 f97 p3)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Elizabeth SKIPPER	Head	Widow		75		West Acre NFK
Leah SKIPPER	Grand-daughter	Unm		17	Dress Maker	West Acre NFK
Anna SKIPPER	Grand-daughter			1		West Acre NFK
James WARD	Son-in-Law	Marr	42		Ag Lab	Ashill NFK
Tabitha WARD	Daughter	Marr		41	Wash Woman	Castle Acre NFK
Mary WARD	Daughter §			11		Castle Acre NFK
Eliza WARD	Daughter §			9		Castle Acre NFK
Benjamin WARD	Son §		7			Castle Acre NFK
Susan WARD	Daughter §			6		Castle Acre NFK
William WARD	Son §		4			Castle Acre NFK
§ I suspect these entries are children of James and Tabitha Ward, ie grandchildren of Elizabeth

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1871 census entry for William Charles Read

2 April 1871	32 Wyndham Street, Marylebone MDX (RG10/170 f21 p35)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
William C READ	Head	Marr	29		Leather cutters asst	Marylebone MDX
Maria READ	Wife	Marr		28		Marylebone MDX
Edward J READ	Son	Unm	7		Scholar	Marylebone MDX
Annie READ	Daughter	Unm		6	Scholar	Marylebone MDX
William C READ	Son	Unm	4		Scholar	Marylebone MDX

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1871 census entry for Sarah Elizabeth Stevens

2 April 1871	Shrewton WIL (RG10/1943 f38 p18, f39 p19)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Joseph STEVENS	Head	Marr	38		Plumber employing 1 boy	Devizes WIL
Mary STEVENS	Wife	Marr		39		Froxfield WIL
Sarah E STEVENS	Daughter	Unm		10	Scholar	Shrewton WIL
Ruth STEVENS	Daughter	Unm		9	Scholar	Shrewton WIL
Joseph J STEVENS	Son	Unm	7		Scholar	Shrewton WIL
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Martha Ann STEVENS	Daughter	Unm		5	Scholar	Shrewton WIL
William STEVENS	Son	Unm	3		Scholar	Shrewton WIL
Thomas STEVENS	Son	Unm	10 Months			Shrewton WIL
Thomas MAY	Nephew	Unm	16		Apprentice	Devizes WIL

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1871 census entry for Georgiana Harriet Woolloton

2 April 1871	Baker Street, Enfield MDX (RG10/1343 f73 p27)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Georgina H LEHAIR	Head	Marr		38	Dress Maker	Enfield MDX
Catherine LEHAIR	Daughter	Unm		17	Dress Maker	Enfield MDX
Eleanor A LEHAIR	Daughter			12	Scholar	Enfield MDX
Amelia WINCHESTER	Aunt	Widow		55		Wittlesford CAM

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1871 census entry for Peter Whitmee

2 April 1871	Perry HUN (RG10/1535 f102 p4)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Peter WHITMEE	Head	Marr	55		Farmer 85 acres emp 2 men	Emberton BKM
wife on a visit
Mary E WHITMEE	Daughter	Unm		22	Farmers daughter	Great Staughton HUN
Hannah WHITMEE	Daughter	Unm		19	Farmers daughter	Great Staughton HUN
George P WHITMEE	Son	Unm	15		Farmers son	Great Staughton HUN
John T WHITMEE	Son	Unm	13		Farmers son	Great Staughton HUN
Samuel WHITMEE	Son	Unm	10		Scholar	Great Staughton HUN
Ebenezer WHITMEE	Son	Unm	6		Scholar	Great Staughton HUN

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1871 census entry for Mary Merrington Jakins

2 April 1871	Tetworth (RG10/1533 f25 p2)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Mary MEEKS	Head	Widow		51		Gamlingay CAM
Charles MEEKS	Son	Unm	24		Ag Lab	Tetworth HUN
Mary Ann MEEKS	Daughter	Unm		20	Serv	Tetworth HUN
Elizabeth MEEKS	Daughter	Unm		17	Ag Lab	Tetworth HUN
George MEEKS	Son	Unm	17		Serv	Tetworth HUN
William MEEKS	Son	Unm	15		Ag Lab	Tetworth HUN
Eliza MEEKS	Daughter			10	Scholar	Tetworth HUN

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1871 census entry for William Poole

2 April 1871	Stourbridge Union Workhouse, Kingswinford STS (RG10/3030 f130 p12)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Henry POOLE	Inmate		8		Scholar	Cradley WOR
William POOLE	Inmate		6		Scholar	Cradley WOR
RG10/3030 f132 p16
Thomas CLIFT	Inmate	Widr	81		Nailer	Cradley WOR
457 other people omitted (scanned images show one page of 25 people). See RG10/3030 for full list.

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1871 census entry for Abraham Leahair

2 April 1871	2 Phoenix Cottages, Trinity Islington MDX (RG10/256 f15 p23)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Abraham LEAHAIR	Head	Marr	81		Beast Salesman	Thorney CAM
Eliza A LEAHAIR	Wife	Marr		69		Standon HRT
CLARA FAIRCLOTH	Servant	Unm		21	Domestic Servant	Thriplow CAM

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1871 census entry for Jane Hipkiss

2 April 1871	Ash Bank, Cradley WOR (RG10/3019 f112 p34)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
George HEAD	Head	Marr	61		Cordwainer	Billingsley SAL
Jane HEAD	Wife	Marr		59		Halesowen WOR
Thomas HEAD	Son	Unmar	22		Puddler	Cradley WOR
Francis HEAD	Son	Unmar	20		Puddler	Cradley WOR
Henery HEAD	Son		17		Puddler	Cradley WOR
Hemma HEAD	Grand daughter			2		Cradley WOR

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1871 census entry for Jane Clift

2 April 1871	Corngreaves Street, Rowley Regis STS (RG10/2995 f93 p23)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
William CLIFT	Head	Marr	51		Chainmaker	Halesowen STS
Abigail CLIFT	Wife	Marr		38	Chainmaker	Halesowen STS
Charlotte CLIFT	Daughter	Unm		25	Chainmaker	Halesowen STS
Mary Ann CLIFT	Daughter	Unm		23	Chainmaker	Halesowen STS
Samuel CLIFT	Son	Unm	17		Chainmaker	Halesowen STS
Timothy CLIFT	Son	Unm	12			Rowley Regis STS
Elizabeth CLIFT	Daughter	Unm		10		Rowley Regis STS
Hannah CLIFT	Daughter	Unm		8		Rowley Regis STS
Abigail CLIFT	Daughter	Unm		6		Rowley Regis STS
Jane CLIFT	Daughter	Unm		4		Rowley Regis STS

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1871 census entry for John Kirk

2 April 1871	108 Liverpool Rd, Islington St Mary (RG10/251 f67 p4)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
John KIRK	Head	Marr	53		Watch Engraver	Birmingham WAR
Ann KIRK	Wife	Marr		46		Tamworth STS
Martha KIRK	Daughter	Unm		17		Islington MDX
George KIRK	Son	Unm	15			Islington MDX
Ernest A E KIRK	Son	Unm	13			Islington MDX
Robert KIRK	Son	Unm	12		Scholar	Islington MDX
Hephzibah KIRK	Daughter	Unm		10	Scholar	Clerkenwell MDX

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1871 census entry for Charlotte Barrett

2 April 1871	Swaffham Street East, Castleacre NFK (RG10/1861 f62 p7)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Charlotte SKIPPER	Head	Widow		40	Field Work	Castleacre NFK
Emma SKIPPER	Dau	Unm		19	Field Work	Castleacre NFK
George SKIPPER	Son	Unm	17		Field Work	Castleacre NFK
Walter SKIPPER	Son	Unm	15		Field Work	Castleacre NFK
Charlotte SKIPPER	Dau	Unm		8	Scholar	Castleacre NFK
William SKIPPER	Son	Unm	6			Castleacre NFK
Phoebe SKIPPER	Dau			6 weeks		Castleacre NFK
Henry GARNER	Lodger	Widower	50		Labourer	Castleacre NFK
Harriett SKIPPER	Dau	Unm		4		Castleacre NFK

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1871 census entry for William Stanier

2 April 1871	86 Bacchus Lane, All Saints, Birmingham WAR (RG10/3132 f65 p17)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
William STANIER	Head	Marr	23		Brass founder	Birmingham WAR
Martha STANIER	Wife	Marr		20		Birmingham WAR
William STANIER	Son	Unm	2 months			Birmingham WAR

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1871 census entry for Mary Heaven

2 April 1871	95 Bacchus Lane, All Saints Birmingham WAR (RG10/3132 f64 p15)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Mary STANIER	Head	Widow		48	Shopkeeper	GLS
Jane STANIER	Daughter	Unm		27	Dressmaker	Birmingham WAR

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1871 census entry for Edwin Shaw

2 April 1871	12 Heath Street, All Saints, Birmingham WAR (RG10/3131 f4 p2)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Ruth COOPER	Head			26		Harborne STS
Frederick James COOPER	Son		2			Birmingham WAR
Edwin SHAW	Boarder		38		Smith in factory	Dudley WOR
Herbert SHAW	Boarder		30		Driller(?) in factory	Dudley WOR
Francis Marie GARRETT	Boarder			38		Liverpool LAN

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1871 census entry for Mary Petit

2 April 1871	Eaton Ford, Eaton Socon BDF (RG10/1536 f113 p20, f114 p21)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
John HALL	Head	Marr	27		Gardener	Girtford BDF
Eliza HALL	Wife	Marr		33		Bletsoe BDF
William G WHITMEE	Son	Unm	12			Perry HUN
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Joseph HALL	Son	Unm	3			Eaton Ford BDF
Mary WHITMEE §	Mother In Law	Marr		52	Farmers wife	Stagsden BDF
Esther WHITMEE	Sister In Law	Unm		17		Perry HUN
§ Mary Whitmee is also mentioned in her husband's entry for Perry HUN

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1871 census entry for Mary Norman

2 April 1871	Green End, Gamlingay CAM (RG10/1576 f64 p8)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born	Notes
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born	Notes
John SARLL	Head	Marr	80		Tailor	Gamlingay CAM	crippled foot
Mary SARLL	Wife	Marr		74		Gamlingay CAM
Hillery SARLL	Son	Widower	47		Tailor	Gamlingay CAM

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1871 census entry for James Edward Read

2 April 1871	14 Wyndham Street, St Marylebone MDX (RG10/170 f16 p26)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
James READ	Head	Marr	59		Carpenter master	LND
Lucy READ	Wife	Marr		57		LND
Fanny READ	Daughter	Unm		24	Dressmaker	LND
Harry READ	Son	Unm	22		Clerk to corn brokers	LND

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1871 census entry for Edwin Lee

2 April 1871	79A Dock Lane, Dudley WOR (RG10/3013 f4 p1)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Edwin LEE	Head	Marr	56		Labourer	Bridgnorth SAL
Mary LEE	Wife	Marr		52		Stoney WAR
Mark LEE	Son	Unm	6			Dudley WOR
Mahala LEE	Daughter	Unm		18		Dudley WOR
Ellen LEE	Daughter	Unm		13		Dudley WOR

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1871 census entry for Harriet Lightfoot

2 April 1871	Tower Street 29, Ct 5, Birmingham (RG10/3121 f29 p18)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Edwin RICKUS	Head	Marr	46		Brassfounder	Birmingham WAR
Harriett RICKUS	Wife	Marr		61		Burslem STS

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1871 census entry for Thomas Whitehouse

2 April 1871	21 Angell Street, Dudley WOR (RG10/3013 f54 p35)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Eli HILL	Head	Marr	52		Coal miner	Hedley Green STS §
Elizabeth HILL	Wife	Marr		52		Hedley Green STS
William HILL	Son	Unm	14		Scholar	Hedley Green STS
Thomas WHITEHOUSE	Boarder	Marr	23		Sheetiron maker	Hedley Green STS
Mary WHITEHOUSE	Boarder	Marr		23		SAL
William WHITEHOUSE	Nephew	Unm	1			Dudley WOR
§ Hedley Green is perhaps a mishearing of Himley Green

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1871 census entry for Henry Davies

2 April 1871	Darby(s) Road Rowley Regis STS (RG10/2995 f48 p35, p36)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Elizabeth DAVIS	Head	Widow		72		Rowley Regis STS
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Caroline MORGAN	Daughter	Marr		42		Rowley Regis STS
William DAVIS	Son	Marr	35		Chain Maker	Rowley Regis STS
Joseph DAVIS	Grandson		14		Chain Maker	Rowley Regis STS
Harry DAVIS	Grandson		16		Chain Maker	Rowley Regis STS

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1871 census entry for Phebe Walker

2 April 1871	High Town, Cradley WOR (RG10/3109 f78 p15, 16)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Benjamin WILLIAMS	Head	Marr	45		Chain Maker	Cradley WOR
Ester WILLIAMS	Wife	Marr		42		Cradley WOR
Nancy WILLIAMS	Daur	Unm		19	Chain Maker	Cradley WOR
Elizabeth WILLIAMS	Daur	Unm		17	Chain Maker	Cradley WOR
Llewellyn WILLIAMS	Son		13		Chain Maker	Cradley WOR
Sarah J WILLIAMS	Daur			9	Scholar	Cradley WOR
Benjamin WILLIAMS	Son		6		Scholar	Cradley WOR
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Phoeby WALKER	Boarder	Unm		17	Chain Maker	Cradley WOR

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1871 census entry for John Simmonds

2 April 1871	The Green, Devizes WIL (RG10/1915 f57 p30)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Reuben STEVENS	Head	Marr	68		Shoemaker	Devizes WIL
Ann STEVENS	Wife	Marr		71		Shrewton WIL

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1871 census entry for Ruth Hobgood

2 April 1871	Prosperous Farm Shalbourn BRK (RG10/1253 f113 p24)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
George BARNS	Head	Unm	56		Farmer of 292 Acres employing 12 men and 3 boys	Shalbourne
Ruth MIDDLETON	Housekeeper	Widowed		69	House Keeper	Ham WIL
Sarah READ	Servant	Unm		19	General Servant Domestic	Wallingford BRK
Job WATERS		Unm	18		Ag Lab	Shalbourne
George DENNIS			14		Ag Lab	Shalbourne
Charles ROLFE			11		Ag Lab	Ham WIL

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1871 census entry for William Shaw

2 April 1871	High Street, Netherton WOR (RG10/3016 f53 p27)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
William SHAW	Head	Marr	65		Formerly Tile Manufacturer	Cradley WOR
Mary SHAW	Wife			63		Cradley WOR

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1871 census entry for James Pettit

2 April 1871	Ducksworth Farm, Stagsden BDF (RG10/1540 f44 p25)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
James PETTIT	Head	Marr	79		Farmer 166 acres Emp 6 men 1 boy	Stagsden BDF
Mary PETTIT	Wife	Marr		71	Farmer's wife	Stagsden BDF
George PETTIT	Son	Marr	37		Farmer's son	Stagsden BDF
Annie PETTIT	Sons Wife	Marr		33	Farmer's daughter in law	North Crawley BKM
Walter Geo PETTIT	Grandson		6		Scholar	Stagsden BDF
James PETTIT	Grandson		7		Scholar	North Crawley BKM
Eliabeth SALIBURY	Servant	Unm		15	Domestic Servant	Cranfield BDF

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1871 census entry for Joseph Walker

2 April 1871	Innage, Cradley WOR (RG10/3019 f58 p24)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Joseph WALKER	Head	Marr	44		Horsenail maker	Cradley WOR
Elizabeth WALKER	Daughter	Unm		18	Chainmaker	Cradley WOR

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1871 census entry for John Berriman

2 April 1871	Stratchley Cott, Whitstone CON (RG10/2217 f77 p2)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
John BERRIMAN	Head	Marr	63		Blacksmith	Launcells CON
Elizabeth BERRIMAN	Wife	Marr		58	Blacksmith's Wife	Black Torrington DEV
John BERRIMAN	Son		26		Blacksmith's Son	Whitstone CON

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1871 census entry for Mary Ann Webb

2 April 1871	Forkstone, Whitstone CON (RG10/2217 f87 p8)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Richard WEBB	Head	Marr	60		Farmer and landowner (of 135 acres employing 3 men and 1 boy)	Whitstone CON
Elizabeth WEBB	Daughter	Unm		36		Whitstone CON
Mary Ann WEBB	Daughter	Unm		27		Whitstone CON
Richard WEBB	Son	Unm	25		Farmer's Son	Whitstone CON
William May ELLCOTT	Servant	Unm	16		Farm Serv Indoor	Whitstone CON
William WEBB	Servant	Unm	15		Farm Serv Indoor	Week St Mary CON

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1871 census entry for Louisa Meeks

2 April 1871	Shop, Gamlingay Sinks CAM (RG10/1576 f76 p32)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Henry MEEKS	Head	Marr	30		Grocer	Tetworth HUN
Elizabeth MEEKS	Wife	Marr		35		Gamlingay CAM
Catherine MEEKS	Daughter	Unm		9		Gamlingay CAM
Louisa MEEKS	Daughter	Unm		4		Gamlingay CAM
George MEEKS	Son	Unm	3			Gamlingay CAM
Mark MEEKS	Son	Unm	1			Gamlingay CAM

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1871 census entry for William Bonas

2 April 1871	Great Common, Briston NFK (RG10/1800 f63 p14)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
William BONICE	Head	Marr	80		Alms Man	Harpley NFK
Ellen BONICE	Wife	Marr		75	Alms Woman	Hindolvestone NFK

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1871 census entry for Frederic Bonas

2 April 1871	Drury Lane, Castle Acre NFK (RG10/1860 f78 p13)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Jesse BONAS	Head	Marr	34		Ag lab	Castle Acre NFK
Susan BONAS	Wife	Marr		26		Castle Acre NFK
William BONAS	Son	Unm	9		Scholar	Castle Acre NFK
Jael BONAS	Son §	Unm	7		Scholar	Castle Acre NFK
Frederick BONAS	Son	Unm	5			Castle Acre NFK
Charles BONAS	Son	Unm	2			Castle Acre NFK
§ This must be a mistake. Jael is a female name, the biblical heroine Jael, wife of Heber the Kenite

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1871 census entry for Elizabeth Martyn

2 April 1871	Parsonage, Horwood DEV (RG10/2193 f38 p11)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Henry WEBB	Head	Marr	48		Farmer of 280 Acres employing 3 men and 4 boys	Whitstone CON
Mary Ann WEBB	Wife	Marr		53		Pyworthy DEV
William H WEBB	Son	Unm	22		Farmer's Son	Bridgerule DEV
Mary E WEBB	Daughter	Unm		21	Farmer's Daughter	Bridgerule DEV
Lydia WEBB	Daughter	Unm		18	Farmer's Daughter	Bridgerule DEV
John WEBB	Son	Unm	16		Farmer's Son	Bridgerule DEV
Fanny WEBB	Daughter	Unm		15	Farmer's Daughter	Sheepwash DEV
Henry WEBB	Son	Unm	14		Farmer's Son	Buckland Filleigh DEV
Albert WEBB	Son	Unm	12		Farmer's Son	Buckland Filleigh DEV
Elizabeth WEBB	Relative §	Marr		60	Farmer's Wife	Pyworthy DEV
Thomas BUSE	Serv	Unm	17		Farm Serv Indoors	Sheepwash DEV
Leah PALMER	Serv	Unm		14	Domestic Serv (General)	Alverdiscott DEV
§ Mary Ann Webb is probably the Mary Ann Martyne who married Henry Webb "about 6 April 1848" in Whitstone (IGI), and sister of Elizabeth Webb née Martyn. In addition, Henry Webb is probably some relation of Elizabeth Webb's husband Richard.

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1871 census entry for Thomas Leahair

2 April 1871	8 Thanet Place, St Clement Danes LDN (RG10/365 f5 p4)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Thomas LEAHAIR	Lodger	Unm	46		Journeyman Butcher	Thorny Abbey CAM

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1871 census entry for Richard Hall

2 April 1871	2 Charlton Terrace, Blunham and Muggerhanger BDF (RG10/1548 f76 p3)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
HALL Richard	Head	Widower	64		Gardener	Tempsford BDF
Eliza HALL	Daughter	Unm		15	Gardener's Dau	Girtford BDF

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1871 census entry for William Skipper

2 April 1871	Swaffham St West, Castle Acre NFK (RG10/1860 f64 p12)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
William SKIPPER	Head	Marr §	51		Labourer	South Acre NFK
Mary Ann SKIPPER	Daughter	Unm		20	Housekeeper	Castle Acre NFK
Elizabeth SKIPPER	Daughter	Unm		14	Field Work	Castle Acre NFK
Harriet SKIPPER	Granddaughter	Unm		3	Scholar	Castle Acre NFK
§ He was actually widowed, his wife having been buried that day.

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1881 census entry for Sarah Elizabeth Stevens

3 April 1881	1 Brondesbury Terr, Willesden (RG11/1363 f44 p81)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Emma GAVEY	Head	Unm		59	Principal of National School	JSY
Grace GAVEY	Sister	Unm		61	Tuition School	JSY
Mary STEVENS	Border	Unm		26	Co-worker with Head	Shrewton WIL
Sarah STEVENS	Border	Unm		21	Dressmaker	Shrewton WIL
Ruth STEVENS	Border	Unm		19	Dressmaker	Shrewton WIL
Annie TOFT	Border	Unm		51	Nursery Governess	HEF
My Ann LEWIS	Border	Unm		29	Needlewoman	Paddington MDX
Sophy BROOK	Servant	Unm		14	Genl. Servant and Domestic	GSY

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1881 census entry for Peter Whitmee

3 April 1881	Gamlingay Cinques CAM (RG11/1655 f22 p4)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Henry MEEKS	Head	Marr	40		Gardener and shopkeeper	Tetworth
Elizabeth MEEKS	Wife	Marr		48	Works in Shop	Gamlingay
Catherine MEEKS	Daughter	Unm		16	Works in Shop	Gamlingay
George MEEKS	Son	Unm	13		Scholar	Gamlingay
Mark MEEKS	Son	Unm	11		Scholar	Gamlingay

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1881 census entry for William Poole

3 April 1881	30 Graingers Lane, Rowley Regis STS (RG11/2861 f140 p21, f141 p22)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Joseph POOLE	Head	Marr	31		Anchor Smith	WOR
Phoebe POOLE	Wife	Marr		31		Rowley STS
Bertha E POOLE	Daughter			10	Scholar	Rowley STS
Joseph POOLE	Son		9		Scholar	Rowley STS
Martha POOLE	Daughter			3		Rowley STS
~
Alfred POOLE	Son		2			Rowley STS
Blanche M POOLE	Daughter			2 months		Rowley STS
Richard H POOLE	Brother	Unm	18		Anchor Striker	WOR
William POOLE	Brother	Unm	16		Labourer	WOR

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1881 census entry for Jane Clift

3 April 1881	13 Corngreaves Street, Rowley Regis STS (RG11/2862 f64 p12, f65 p13)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
William CLIFT	Head	Marr	61		Chainmaker	Cradley WOR
Abigail CLIFT	Wife	Marr		47	Chainmaker	Halesowen STS
Hannah CLIFT	Daughter	Unm		19	Chainmaker	Cradley Heath STS
Abigail CLIFT	Daughter	Unm		16	Chainmaker	Cradley Heath STS
~
Jane CLIFT	Daughter	Unm		14	Chainmaker	Cradley Heath STS

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1881 census entry for Mark Whitehouse

3 April 1881	Brook Street, Wollescote WOR (RG11/2899 f102 p15)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Thomas WHITEHOUS	Head	Marr	33		Iron worker	Dudley WOR
Mary WHITEHOUS	Wife	Marr		33		Stourport SAL
William WHITEHOUS	Son	Unm	11		Scholar	Dudley WOR
Thomas WHITEHOUS	Son	Unm	9		Scholar	Dudley WOR
Elizabeth WHITEHOUS	Daughter	Unm		8	Scholar	Dudley WOR
Mark WHITEHOUS	Son	Unm	3			Wollescote WOR
Elma WHITEHOUS	Daughter	Unm		1		Wollescote WOR

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1881 census entry for John Kirk

3 April 1881	14 Travers Road, Islington (RG11/259 f36 p19)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
John KIRK	Head	Marr	63		Watch Engraver	Birmingham WAR
Ann KIRK	Wife	Marr		56		Tamworth STS
Martha KIRK	Daughter	Unm		27	Nurse	Islington MDX
Jane MOORE	Niece	Unm		6	Scholar	Berkhampstead HRT

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1881 census entry for Esther Davies

3 April 1881	5 Inage, Cradley WOR (RG11/2884 f58 p23)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Henry DAVIES	Head	Marr	28		Chainmaker	Rowley STS
Phoebe DAVIES	Wife	Marr		26	Chainmaker	Cradley WOR
Sarah DAVIES	Daughter	Unm		5	Scholar	Cradley WOR
Esther DAVIES	Daughter	Unm		3		Cradley WOR
Henry DAVIES	Son	Unm	3 months			Cradley WOR

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1881 census entry for Charlotte Barrett

3 April 1881	Castle Acre NFK (RG11/1994 f75 p15, p16)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Jesse BONAS	Head	Marr	41		Ag lab	Castle Acre NFK
Susan BONAS	Wife	Marr		37		Castle Acre NFK
William BONAS	Son	Unm	20			Castle Acre NFK
Jael BONAS	Daughter	Unm		18		Horning NFK
Frederick BONAS	Son	Unm	15		Ag lab	Castle Acre NFK
Charles BONAS	Son	Unm	13			Castle Acre NFK
Emma BONAS	Daughter	Unm		9		Castle Acre NFK
Anne BONAS	Daughter	Unm		1		Castle Acre NFK
~ one house omitted
Charlotte SKIPPER	Head	Widow		47		Rudham NFK
Charlotte SKIPPER	Daughter	Unm		18	Field worker	Castle Acre NFK
William SKIPPER	Son	Unm	16		Shop lab	Castle Acre NFK
Harriett SKIPPER	Daughter	Unm		14	Field worker	Castle Acre NFK
Phoebe SKIPPER	Daughter	Unm		11	Scholar	Castle Acre NFK

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1881 census entry for Mary Heaven

3 April 1881	95 Bacchus Road, All Saints, Birmingham WAR (RG11/3007 f103 p4)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Mary STANIER	Head	Wid		59	Greengrocer	Birmingham WAR

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1881 census entry for Edwin Shaw

3 April 1881	62 Devonshire Street, Birmingham WAR (RG11/3009 f102 p46)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Edwin SHAW	Head	Marr	48		Blacksmiths Striker	Dudley STS
Elizabeth SHAW	Wife	Marr		35	Strikers Wife	Birmingham WAR
Lizzie SHAW	Daughter	Unm		9	Scholar	Birmingham WAR
William E SHAW	Son	Unm	8		Scholar	Birmingham WAR
Florence A SHAW	Daughter	Unm		7	Scholar	Birmingham WAR
Adam HICKS	Lodger		35		Brushmaker	Stamford
John HICKS	Lodger		22		Jeweller	Stamford

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1881 census entry for Mary Norman

3 April 1881	Green End, Gamlingay CAM (RG11/1655 f28 p16)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Mary SARLL	Head	Widow		85	Tailors widow now upon Parish	Gamlingay CAM
Hillary SARLL	Son	Widower	50		Tailor	Gamlingay CAM

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1881 census entry for James Edward Read

3 April 1881	14 Wyndham Street, St Marylebone MDX (RG11/150 f73 p7)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
James READ	Head	Marr	68		Builder	LND
Lucy READ	Wife	Marr		67		LND

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1881 census entry for Edwin Lee

3 April 1881	Court No 1, 1 Martin Hill Street, Dudley WOR (RG11/2877 f106 p26)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born	Notes
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born	Notes
Edwin LEE	Head	Marr	68		Baker	Bridgnorth STS
Mary LEE	Wife	Marr		64	Wife	Stourport WOR	dumb
Mark LEE	Son	Unm	17		Unemployed Labourer	Dudley WOR

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1881 census entry for William Charles Read

3 April 1881	18 E Street, Chelsea (RG11/89 f128 p31)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
William C READ	Head	Marr	39		Shopman	Marylebone MDX
Maria READ	Wife	Marr		38		Marylebone MDX
Edward READ	Son	Unm	17		Butcher	Marylebone MDX
Annie M READ	Daughter	Unm		16	Scholar	Marylebone MDX
William C READ	Son	Unm	14		Butcher	Marylebone MDX
Amy L READ	Daughter	Unm	5		Scholar	Marylebone MDX

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1881 census entry for Mary Merrington Jakins

3 April 1881	Tetworth Fields HUN (RG11/1611 f130 p2, f131 p3)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Mary MEEKS	Head	Widow		58	Charwoman etc	Gamlingay CAM
Ellen MEEKS	Granddaughter			1		Tetworth HUN
one house omitted ~
Mary KAYE	Head	Widow		81	Fund Holder	Midlothian SCT
Helen M KAYE	daughter			47		London
Alice V KAYE	daughter			39		Wondsworth Common
Mary LOWNDES	granddaughter			24		Poole Keynes WIL
Annie LOWNDES	granddaughter			23		Poole Keynes WIL
Thomas CUTLAR	servant		27		Butler	Binfield BRK
Mary A JAY	servant			39	Ladies maid	Wills NFK
Rachel MANSFIELD	servant			29	House maid	Gt Grandsden HUN
Louisa MEEKS	servant			15	Kitchen maid	Gamlingay CAM
Sophia WALKER	servant			38	House keeper	Chelsworth SFK

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1881 census entry for Mary Simmonds

3 April 1881	4 Sutton Place, Devizes St James WIL (RG11/2039 f37 p21)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Mary STEVENS	Head	Widow		49	Charwoman	Froxfield WIL
Joseph J STEVENS	Son	Unm	17		Carpenter's App	Shrewton WIL
Thomas STEVENS	Son	Unm	10		Scholar	Shrewton WIL
William J STEVENS	Son	Unm	8		Scholar	Shrewton WIL
Catherine STEVENS	Daughter	Unm		6	Scholar	Shrewton WIL

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1881 census entry for Ruth Hobgood

3 April 1881	Little Bedwyn WIL (RG11/1274 f68 p2, f69 p3)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Sarah HAWKINS	Head	Widow		45	Widow of Builder	Froxfield WIL
George Hawkins DIXON	Son in Law	Unm	29		Builder	Ramsbury WIL
Frances Ruth HAWKINS	Daughter	Unm		18	Daughter of Builder	Little Bedwyn WIL
Oliver Tom HAWKINS	Son	Unm	16		Carpenter and Joiner (Apprentice)	Little Bedwyn WIL
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Sarah Elizabeth HAWKINS	Daughter	Unm		14	Daughter of Builder	Little Bedwyn WIL
Ellen HAWKINS	Daughter	Unm		11	Scholar	Little Bedwyn WIL
Richard Charles HAWKINS	Son	Unm	6		Scholar	Little Bedwyn WIL
Ruth MIDDLETON	Mother	Widow	79		Formerly Housekeeper	Ham WIL

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1881 census entry for Reuben Stevens

3 April 1881	7 Church Walk, Devizes WIL (RG11/2040 f35 p33)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Reuben STEVENS	Head	Widower	78		Shoe Maker	Devizes WIL
Martha STEVENS	Daughter			42		Devizes WIL

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1881 census entry for William Shaw

3 April 1881	141 Wolverhampton St, Dudley WOR (RG11/2875 f8 p9)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
William SHAW	Head	Marr	79		Retired Whitesmith	Dudley WOR
Mary SHAW	Wife	Marr		76
Elizabeth SHAW	daughter	Unm		50	Grocer
Hannah SHAW	daughter	Unm		44	Housekeeper

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1881 census entry for George Head

3 April 1881	Butchers Lane, Cradley WOR (RG11/2884 f121 p42)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
George HEAD	Head	Widower	70		Boot Maker	Billingsley SAL

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1881 census entry for Joseph Walker

3 April 1881	Stourbridge Union Workhouse, Kingswinford WOR (RG11/2896f141p16)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Joseph Walker		Widower	60		nailmaker	Cradley WOR
598 other people omitted (scanned image shows one page of 25 people). See RG11/2896 for full list.

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1881 census entry for John Berriman

3 April 1881	Stratchley, Whitstone CON (RG11/2271 f76 p1)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
John BERRIMAN	Head	Marr	73		Blacksmith (Retired)	Launcells CON
Elizabeth BERRIMAN	Wife	Marr		67		Launcells CON
next house
John BERRIMAN	Head	Marr	36		Smith and Ironmonger	Whitstone CON
Mary A BERRIMAN	Wife	Marr		37		Whitstone CON
Jane BERRIMAN	Daughter	Unm		2		Whitstone CON
William BERRIMAN	Son	Unm	1m			Whitstone CON
Mary GILBERT	Serv	Unm		18	Domestic Servant	Whitstone CON

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1881 census entry for Joseph Hall

3 April 1881	Market High Street Draper's Shop, Ware HRT (RG11/1401 f53 p17)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Ellen CUTMORE	Head	Widow		36	Draper and Clothier employing 3	Louth LIN
William Henry CUTMORE	Son		7			Ware HRT
Edmund CUTMORE	Son		5			Ware HRT
Ellen Alice CUTMORE	Daughter			4		Ware HRT
Alice Sophia CUTMORE	Sister-in-law			23	Assistant (Draper)	Ware HRT
William Edward Emery PRIDMORE	Apprentice		16		Apprentice (to Drapery & Clothing)	Hoxton MDX
Joseph HALL	Apprentice		13		Apprentice (to Drapery & Clothing)	Eaton Socon BDF
Bertha EMERY	Assistant			30	Milliner	Eaton Socon BDF
Mary LEWIN	Servant			25	General servant	Ware HRT

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1881 census entry for Robert Kirk

3 April 1881	Hornsey Road, Islington MDX (RG11/274 f7 p8)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Thomas F TURNER	Head	marr	34		Commercial Clerk	Newington SRY
Jane E TURNER	Wife	marr		34		Midhurst SRY
Edith L TURNER	Daughter			9		Mile End MDX
Ernest E TURNER	Son		7			Mile End MDX
Herbert F TURNER	Son		5			Mile End MDX
Sarah TURNER	Visitor			58		Bermonsey SRY
Thomas TURNER	Visitor		57			Lavenham SFK
John TURNER	Visitor		19			City of London MDX
Robert KIRK	Border	Unm	22		General Clerk	Islington MDX

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1881 census entry for Eleanor Amelia Leahair

3 April 1881	15 Russell Road, Islington MDX (RG11/261 f36 p24)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Thomas LEAHAIR	Head	Widower	57		Salesman	Thorney CAM
Catherine LEAHAIR	Daughter	Unm		27		Enfield MDX
Elleanor Amelia LEAHAIR	Daughter	Unm		22		Enfield MDX
Amelia WINCHESTER	Aunt	Widow		64	Annuitant	Whittlesford CAM

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1881 census entry for Elizabeth Martyn

3 April 1881	Forkstone, Whitstone CON (RG11/2271 f84 p4)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Richard WEBB	Head	Unm	35		Farmer of 135 acres	Whitstone CON
Elizabeth WEBB	Sister	Unm		40	Annuitant	Whitstone CON
Elizabeth WEBB	Mother	widow		70	Annuitant	Whitstone CON
William PHILP	Servant	Unm	24		Farm servant (indoor)	Plymouth DEV
William HALLOTT	Servant	Unm	35		Farm servant (indoor)	Pyworthy DEV
Thomas BASKERVILLE	Servant	Unm	16		Farm servant (indoor)	Whitstone CON
Elizabeth BERRIMAN	Visitor			4		Whitstone CON
Helen POOLEY	Servant	Unm		18	Farm servant (indoor)	Tamerton CON

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1881 census entry for John Hall

3 April 1881	Eaton Ford, Eaton Socon BDF (RG11/1613 f93 p18)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
John HALL	Head	Marr	38		Market Gardener	Girtford BDF
Eliza HALL	Wife	Marr		43		Bletsoe BDF
Willm G WHITMEE	Stepson	Unm	22		Brewer and Market Gardener	Perry Gt Staughton HUN
Mary HALL	Daughter	Unm		9	Scholar	Eaton Socon BDF
Walter HALL	Son	Unm	8		Scholar	Eaton Socon BDF
Alfred HALL	Son	Unm	6		Scholar	Eaton Socon BDF
Louisa HALL	Daughter	Unm		5		Eaton Socon BDF
Elizabeth WHITMEE	Sister-in-law	Unm		35	Asst. Housemaid	Perry Gt Staughton HUN
Ernest WHITMEE	Nephew	Unm	1			Eaton Ford BDF

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1881 census entry for Richard Hall

3 April 1881	St Neots Road, Sandy BDF (RG11/1626 f42 p14)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Richard HALL	Head	Marr	76		Gardeners Lab	Tempsford BDF
Sarah HALL	Wife	Marr		75		Girtford BDF

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1881 census entry for William Skipper

3 April 1881	Further Green, Castle Acre NFK (RG11/1994 f84 p12, f85 p13)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
James MARS	Head	Marr	61		Agricultural Lab	Saham NFK
Tabitha MARS	Wife	Marr		60		West Acre NFK
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Hannah WARD	Daughter	Unm		17	Agricultural Lab	Castle Acre NFK
William SKIPPER	Bro	Widower	60		Agricultural Lab	West Acre NFK

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1881 census entry for William Stanier

3 April 1881	6 Mint Terrace, Ninevah All Saints, Birmingham WAR (RG11/2833 f47 p41)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
William STANIER	Head	Marr	33		Brassfounder burnisher	Birmingham WAR
Martha STANIER	Wife	Marr		31		Burslem STS
William J STANIER	Son	Unm	10		Scholar	Birmingham WAR
Ada STANIER	Daughter	Unm		6	Scholar	Birmingham WAR
Mary Ann STANIER	Daughter		Unm	4	Scholar	Birmingham WAR
George STANIER	Son	Unm	2			Birmingham WAR
James STANIER	Son	Unm	3 months			Birmingham WAR

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1891 census entry for Peter Whitmee

5 April 1891	Mill St, Gamlingay CAM (RG12/1276 f50 p7)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Peter WHITMEE	Head	Marr	75		Retired farmer	Emberton BKM
Jane A WHITMEE	Wife	Marr		67		IRL

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1891 census entry for Mary Merrington Jakins

5 April 1891	Tetworth HUN (RG12/1242 f206 p3)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born	Notes
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born	Notes
Mary MEEKS	Head	Widow		78		Gamlingay CAM
Elizabeth MEEKS	Granddaughter	S		12	Scholar	Tetworth HUN
Florrie SERVIN	Visitor	S		19	Dressmaker	Caxton CAM	Cripple

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1891 census entry for William Poole

5 April 1891	6 Castle Street, Netherton WOR (RG12/2298 f12 p17)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
William POOLE	Head	Marr	27		Anchorsmith	Cradley STS
Jane POOLE	Wife	Marr		24		Four Ways STS
Emma POOLE	Adopted Daughter			2		Dudley WOR

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1891 census entry for Mark Whitehouse

5 April 1891	26 Bagley St, Stourbridge WOR (RG12/2302 f45 p26, f46 p27)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Thomas WHITEHOUSE	Head	Marr	42		Iron Plate Maker	Dudley WOR
Mary WHITEHOUSE	Wife	Marr		42		Stourport WOR
William WHITEHOUSE	Son	S	21		Iron Plate Maker	Dudley WOR
Thomas WHITEHOUSE	Son	S	19		Iron Plate Maker	Dudley WOR
Elizabeth WHITEHOUSE	Daughter	S		18		Dudley WOR
Mark WHITEHOUSE	Son	S	13		Blacksmith's Labourer	Lye WOR
Emily WHITEHOUSE	Daughter			11	Scholar	Lye WOR
Dianah WHITEHOUSE	Daughter			8	Scholar	Lye WOR
John E WHITEHOUSE	Son		6		Scholar	Lye WOR

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1891 census entry for Esther Davies

5 April 1891	The Innage, Cradley WOR (RG12/2300 f54 p23)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Henry DAVIES	Head	Marr	36		Chainmaker	Cradley WOR
Phoebe DAVIES	Wife	Marr		36		Cradley WOR
Sarah DAVIES	Daughter	S		15	Chainmaker	Cradley WOR
Esther DAVIES	Daughter			13	Chainmaker's Blower	Cradley WOR
John H DAVIES	Son		10		Scholar	Cradley WOR
Joseph DAVIES	Son		8		Scholar	Cradley WOR
Elizabeth DAVIES	Daughter			5	Scholar	Cradley WOR
Levi DAVIES	Son		3		Scholar	Cradley WOR
Mary DAVIES	Daughter			6 months		Cradley WOR

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1891 census entry for Charlotte Barrett

5 April 1891	Pales Green, Castle Acre NFK (RG12/1565 f43 p13)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Charlotte SKIPPER	Head	Widow		60		Rudham NFK
Phoebe SKIPPER	Daughter	Unm		20	Field work	Castle Acre NFK
Robert SKIPPER	Grandson	Unm	12		Field work	Castle Acre NFK
William BONAS	Lodger	Unm	30		Ag lab	Castle Acre NFK
George HOWELL	Nursling	Unm	9 months			Gayton NFK

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1891 census entry for William Stanier

5 April 1891	"Bird in Hand", 22½ Norton Street, All Saints, Birmingham WAR (RG12/2400 f102 p25, p26)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
William STANIER	Head	Marr	43		Metal burnisher and publican	Birmingham WAR
Martha STANIER	Wife	Marr		40		Birmingham WAR
William J STANIER	Son	Unm	20		Clock maker	Birmingham WAR
Ada STANIER	Daughter	Unm		16	Warehouse girl	Birmingham WAR
Mary A STANIER	Daughter	Unm		14	General servant	Handsworth STS
George Henry STANIER	Son	Unm	12		Scholar	Handsworth STS
~
James STANIER	Son	Unm	10		Scholar	Handsworth STS
Florence STANIER	Daughter	Unm		6	Scholar	Handsworth STS

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1891 census entry for Mary Heaven

5 April 1891	95 Bacchus Rd, All Saints, Birmingham WAR (RG12/2398 f63 p27)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Mary STANIER	Head	Widow		67	Greengrocer	Birmingham WAR
William LANE	Lodger	Unm	41		Jeweller	Birmingham WAR

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1891 census entry for Edwin Shaw

5 April 1891	62 Devonshire Street, Birmingham WAR (RG12/2400 f33 p42)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Edwin SHAW	Head	Marr	58		Striker	Dudley WOR
Elizabeth SHAW	Wife	Marr		48		Birmingham WAR
Lizzie SHAW	Daughter	Unm		19	Warehouse Girl	Birmingham WAR
William SHAW	Son	Unm	18		Brushmaker	Birmingham WAR
Florence A SHAW	Daughter	Unm		17	Jeweller	Birmingham WAR

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1891 census entry for James Edward Read

5 April 1891	14 Wyndham Street, St Marylebone MDX (RG12/97 f144 p15)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
James READ	Head	Wid	78		Living on means	St Marylebone LND
Lucy GARSIDE	Daughter	Wid		52	Housekeeper	St Marylebone LND

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1891 census entry for John Berriman

5 April 1891	Higher Widemouth, Poundstock CON (RG12/1798 f49 p1)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
John BERRIMAN	Head	Marr	46		Farmer	Whitstone CON
M A BERRIMAN	Wife	Marr		47		Whitstone CON
Elizabeth BERRIMAN	Daughter	Unm		14		Whitstone CON
Jane BERRIMAN	Daughter	Unm		12		Whitstone CON
W BERRIMAN	Son	Unm	10			Whitstone CON
M BERRIMAN	Daughter	Unm		7		Whitstone CON
E BERRIMAN	Daughter	Unm		5		Whitstone CON
J BERRIMAN	Son	Unm	2			Whitstone CON
Mary METTENS	Serv	Unm		17		Poundstock CON
Henery STACEY	Serv	Unm	16		Ag serv	Poundstock CON

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1891 census entry for Sybil May Bonas

5 April 1891	Castle Acre NFK (RG12/1565 f47 p17)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Fredk BONAS	Head	Marr	24		Ag lab	Castle Acre NFK
Harriet BONAS	Wife	Marr		23		Castle Acre NFK
Sybil May BONAS	Daughter	Unm		9 months		Castle Acre NFK

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1891 census entry for Louisa Meeks

5 April 1891	Gamlingay Sinks CAM (RG12/1276 f34 p5)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Henry MEEKS	Head	Marr	50		Market gardener	Tetworth HUN
Elizabeth MEEKS	Wife	Marr		58		Gamlingay CAM
Catherine MEEKS	Daughter	Unm		26		Gamlingay CAM
Louisa MEEKS	Daughter	Unm		24		Gamlingay CAM
George MEEKS	Son	Unm	23			Gamlingay CAM
Mark MEEKS	Son	Unm	21			Gamlingay CAM

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1891 census entry for Robert Kirk

5 April 1891	42 Isledon Road, Islington LND (RG12/176 f86 p21, p22)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Thomas LEAHAIR	Head	Widower	67		Potato Salesman	CAM
Catherine LEAHAIR	Daughter	S		37		Enfield MDX
Eleanor A KIRK	Daughter	Marr		32		Enfield MDX
Robert KIRK	Son-in-law	Marr	32		Solicitor's Clerk	Islington LND
Harold L KIRK	Grandson		7			Islington LND
Ralph L KIRK	Grandson		4			Islington LND
Gilbert L KIRK	Grandson		3			Islington LND
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Cecil L KIRK	Grandson		1			Islington LND
Thomas B WOOLLOTON	Brother in law	Marr	58		Appraiser's man	Enfield MDX
Emily A GROOK	Serv	Single		16	General Servant Domestic	Clerkenwell LDN

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1891 census entry for John Hall

5 April 1891	Eaton Socon BDF (RG12/1243 f185 p14)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Note written on form: John Hall. Head. A Market Gardener and Farmer slept at his other farm.
Eliza HALL	Wife	Marr		53		Bletsoe BDF
Mary HALL	Daughter	Single		19		Eaton Socon BDF
Alfred HALL	Son	Single	17		Assistant to Farmer	Eaton Socon BDF
Louisa HALL	Daughter	Single		16		Eaton Socon BDF
William G WHITMEE	Stepson	Single	32		Assistant to Farmer	Gt Staughton HUN
Roseanne PARROTT	Servant	Widow		72	Nurse	Raunds NTH

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1891 census entry for William Skipper

5 April 1891	Castle Acre NFK (RG12/1565 f60 p6)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
William SKIPPER	Head	Marr	71		Ag lab	Westacre NFK
Eliza SKIPPER	Wife	Marr		59		Longham NFK
Harriet STACEY	Daughter	Unm		18	Field Ag Worker	Castle Acre NFK
William STACEY	Son	Unm	14		Ag lab	Castle Acre NFK
Sarah STACEY	Grand-daughter	Unm		6	Scholar	Castle Acre NFK
Susanna STACEY	Grand-daughter	Unm		9 months		Castle Acre NFK

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1891 census entry for Richard Poole

5 April 1891	13 Corngreaves Rd, Rowley Regis STS (RG12/2282 f56 p4)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Richard POOLE	Head	Marr	57		Anchor Striker	Blakedown WOR
Abigail POOLE	Wife	Marr		58	Chain Maker	Halesowen WOR

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1891 census entry for William Charles Read

5 April 1891	17 Cathnor Rd, Hammersmith (RG12/40 f144 p22)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
William C READ	Head	Marr	49		Leather Seller	Marylebone LDN
Sarah E READ	Wife	Marr		35		WIL
Amy READ	Daughter	S		15		Marylebone LDN
Ruth R READ	Daughter	S		6	Scholar	Paddington LDN
Mabel E READ	Daughter			3		Paddington LDN

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1891 census entry for Mary Simmonds

5 April 1891	Mill House, West Lane, Stert WIL (RG12/1599 f47 p5)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Edward William BROWN	Son	S	17		Miller	Stert WIL
Annie Jane BROWN	Stepdaughter	S		27	Housekeeper	Cheverd Parva WIL
William SNOOK	Nephew	S	18		Millers Assistant	Stert WIL
Joseph John STEVENS	Lodger	S	27		Carpenter	Shrewton WIL
Mary STEVENS	Visitor	Widow		60	Living on own means	Froxfield WIL

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1891 census entry for Joseph Hall

5 April 1891	61 Gwyn Street, Bedford BDF (RG12/1251 f141 p26)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Nathaniel HALL	Head	Widower	82		Retired Farmer	Tempsford BDF
Jane LEES	Niece	S		52	Housekeeper	Northill BDF
Joseph HALL	Nephew §	S	23		Farmer's Son	Eaton Ford BDF
§ Nathaniel was the brother of Richard Hall, so Joseph was actually his great-nephew

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1891 census entry for Elizabeth Martyn

5 April 1891	Forkstone, Whitstone CON (RG12/1798 f13 p3)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Status	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Status	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Richard WEBB	Head	Single	45		Farmer (Em'er)	Whitstone CON
Elizabeth WEBB	Mother	Widow		81	Living on her own means	Pyworthy DEV
Elizabeth WEBB	Sister	Single		55		Whitstone CON

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1901 census entry for William Charles Read

31 March 1901	38 Heygate Avenue, Southend ESS (RG13/1679 f29 p50)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born	Notes
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born	Notes
William C READ	Head	Marr	59			Marylebone LDN	Blind
Sarah E READ	Wife	Marr		39	Dressmaker on own account	Shrewton WIL	Deaf
Ruth R READ	Daughter	Single		16	Draper's Assistant	Kilburn LDN
Mabel E READ	Daughter	Single		13		Marylebone LDN

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1901 census entry for Mark Whitehouse

Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
31 March 1901	Atwood Street, Woolescote WOR (RG13/2755 f79 p39)					4 rooms
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Thomas WHITEHOUSE	Head	Marr	52		Iron Plate Worker	Dudley WOR
Mary WHITEHOUSE	Wife	Marr		52		Stourport WOR
Mark WHITEHOUSE	son	S	23		Painter	Lye WOR
Danah WHITEHOUSE	dau.	S		17	Tailoress	Lye WOR
Edward WHITEHOUSE	son	S	16		Iron Plate Boy	Lye WOR

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1901 census entry for Esther Davies

Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
31 March 1901	20 Corngreaves Road, Rowley Regis STS (RG13/2733 f128 p3)					3 rooms
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Phoebe DAVIS	Head	Widow		46		Cradley WOR
Esther DAVIS	Daughter	S		23		Cradley WOR
John Henry DAVIS	Son	S	20		Chainmaker	Cradley WOR
Levi DAVIS	Son	S	13		Chainmaker	Cradley WOR
Mary DAVIS	Daughter			11		Cradley WOR

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1901 census entry for Charlotte Barrett

31 March 1901	Castle Acre NFK (RG13/1885 f38 p5)
Moys Buildings
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Frederick BONAS	Head	Marr	34		Agri Labourer	Castle Acre NFK
Harriet BONAS	Wife	Marr		33	Stone Picker	Castle Acre NFK
Sybil Mary BONAS	Daughter			10		Castle Acre NFK
Grace BONAS	Daughter			8		Castle Acre NFK
Charlotte BONAS	Daughter			5		Castle Acre NFK
Henry Jesse BONAS	Son		3			Castle Acre NFK
Violet BONAS	Daughter			1		Castle Acre NFK
3 houses omitted
Shop, Bailey Street						2 rooms
Charlotte SKIPPER	Head	Widow		70	Grocer	Rudham NFK

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1901 census entry for William Stanier

31 March 1901	22½ Norton Street, St Chrystostom, Birmingham WAR (RG13/2851 f34 p7)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
William STANIER	Head	M	53		Metal burnisher	Birmingham WAR
Martha STANIER	Wife	M		50		Birmingham WAR
George H STANIER	Son		22		Brassfounder	Handsworth STS
Florence STANIER	Daughter			16		Handsworth STS

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1901 census entry for Martha Kimber

31 March 1901	22 Norton Street, St Chrystostom, Birmingham WAR (RG13/2851 f34 p7)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
William STANIER	Head	M	53		Metal burnisher	Birmingham WAR
Martha STANIER	Wife	M		50		Birmingham WAR
George H STANIER	Son		22		Brassfounder	Handsworth STS
Florence STANIER	Daughter			16		Handsworth STS

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1901 census entry for Edwin Shaw

Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
31 March 1901	118 Lodge Road, Birmingham WAR (RG13/2851 f55 p1)					4 rooms
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Edwin SHAW	Head	Marr	68		Blacksmith's Striker	Dudley WOR
Elizabeth SHAW	Wife	Marr		56		Birmingham WAR
William Edwin SHAW	Son	Unm	28		Brushmaker	Birmingham WAR
Florence Amelia SHAW	Daughter	Unm		27	Jeweller	Birmingham WAR
William Thomas DROW	Boarder	Unm	26		Brushmaker	Walsall STS
William FREEMAN	Boarder	Unm	23		Cabinet maker	Redruth CON

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1901 census entry for John Berriman

31 March 1901	Mill Farm, Great Munden HRT (RG13/1284 f24 p6)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Mary A BERRYMAN	Head	Marr		57	Farmer's Wife	Whitstone CON
Jane BERRYMAN	Dau.	S		22		Whitstone CON
William BERRYMAN	Son	S	20		Help on Farm	Whitstone CON
Mary BERRYMAN	Dau.	S		17	Help on Farm	Whitstone CON
Emily BERRYMAN	Dau.	S		15		Whitstone CON
John BERRYMAN	Son	S	12		illegible	Whitstone CON

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1901 census entry for Alexander Leahair Kirk

31 March 1901	57 Fulbourne Terrace, Walthamstow (RG13/1630 f49 p31)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
George KIRK	Head	Marr	45		Electrician	Islington LDN
Maria KIRK	Wife	Marr		39		Islington LDN
Thomas KIRK	Son	S	20		Plasterer	Watford HRT
George KIRK	Son	S	17			Islington LDN
Maria KIRK	Daughter	S		15		Islington LDN
Jeannie KIRK	Daughter	S		13		Islington LDN
Lily KIRK	Daughter	S		9		Islington LDN
Gwendoline KIRK	Daughter			7		New Southgate MDX
Rosina KIRK	Daughter			5		Bushey HRT
Arthur KIRK	Son		2			Chingford ESS
Robert KIRK	Brother	Widower	41		Law Clerk	Chingford ESS
Gilbert KIRK	Nephew		13			Islington LDN
Ralph KIRK	Nephew		13			Islington LDN
Cecil KIRK	Nephew		11			Islington LDN
Alexander KIRK	Nephew		7			Islington LDN

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1901 census entry for William Edwin Stanier

31 March 1901	517 Park Road, All Saints Birmingham WAR (RG13/2850 f73 p38)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
William J STANIER	Head	Marr	30		Clock Maker	Birmingham WAR
Lizzie STANIER	Wife	Marr		29		Birmingham WAR
William E STANIER	Son	S	6			Birmingham WAR
Lilian M STANIER	Daughter	S		2		Birmingham WAR

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1901 census entry for John Berriman

31 March 1901	Derriton, Pyworthy DEV (RG13/2168 f19 p1)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Azarius YELLAND	Head	Marr	78		Farmer (own account)	Pancrasweek DEV
Ann YELLAND	Wife	Marr		78		Launcells CON
Susannah YELLAND	Dau.	S		45		Pyworthy DEV
Thomas YELLAND	Son	S	40		Farmer's Son	Pyworthy DEV
Thomas B KING	servant	S	14		Cattle Boy	Holesworthy DEV
John BERRIMAN	visitor	Marr	57		Farmer (own account)	Whitstone CON
Ann Yelland neé Risdon was John Berriman's aunt

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1901 census entry for Elizabeth Sarll

31 March 1901	Sinks, Gamlingay CAM (RG13/1520 f41 p17)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Elizabeth MEEKS	Head	Marr		68	Grocer	Gamlingay CAM
Catherine MEEKS	Dau.	S		36	Grocer's Asst	Gamlingay CAM
Mark MEEKS	Son	S	31		Market Gardener	Gamlingay CAM
Edwin John SARLL	Visitor	S	29		S B Steward in Navy	Lee KEN

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1901 census entry for Mabel Hall

31 March 1901	Station Road, Gamlingay CAM (RG13/1520 f64 p30)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Joseph HALL	Head	Marr	33		Farmer	Eaton Ford BDF
Louisa HALL	Wife	Marr		34		Gamlingay CAM
Mabel HALL	Daughter	S		8		Gamlingay CAM
Mark W HALL	Son	S	7			Southill BDF
Harold F HALL	Son	S	6			Southill BDF
Howard H HALL	Son	S	2			Gamlingay CAM

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1901 census entry for William Poole

Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
31 March 1901	Banners Lane, Cradley WOR (RG13/2752 f44 p27)					4 rooms
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
William POOLE	Head	Marr	37		Anchor Smith	Cradley WOR
Jane POOLE	Wife	Marr		35	Chainmaker at home	Cradley Heath STS
Emma POOLE	Daughter			12		Cradley WOR
Martha E POOLE	Daughter			4		Halgrove WOR
Joshua C POOLE	Son		1			Cradley WOR

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1901 census entry for Abigail Head

31 March 1901	Church Street, Rowley Regis STS (RG13/2732 f105 p6)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Elisha WILLETTS	Head	Marr	45		Colliery Worker above ground	Rowley Regis STS
Emma WILLETTS	Wife	marr		45	Gas hook Maker	Rowley Regis STS
Alice WILLETTS	dau			17	Gas hook Maker	Rowley Regis STS
Amy WILLETTS	dau			12		Rowley Regis STS
Samuel WILLETTS	son		9			Rowley Regis STS
Louis WILLETTS	dau			6		Rowley Regis STS
Abigail POOLE	Boarder	Marr		66		Halesowen WOR

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1901 census entry for John Hall

31 March 1901	Eaton Ford BDF (RG13/1483 f163 p16)
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Age of		Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
Name	Relationship to Head of Family	Condition as to Marriage	Male	Female	Rank, Profession or Occupation	Where Born
John HALL	Head	Marr	57		Farmer	Girtford BDF
Eliza HALL	Wife	Marr		63		Bletsoe BDF
Samuel WHITMEE	Nephew	S	21		Farmer's Foreman	Eaton Ford BDF
Jane DANIELS §	border	Wid		58	Housekeeper	Potton BDF
§ John Hall and Jane Daniels married in 1905.

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USA 1850 census entry for Thomas Whitmee

16 July 1850	Auburn, Cayuga County NY (Roll M432_482 p247)
Name	Age	Sex	Color	Occupation	Value of Real Estate	Birthplace	Married within census year	Attended School within census year	Cannot read or write
Thomas WHITNEY	53	Male		gardener		England
Elizabeth WHITNEY	65	Female				England

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USA 1860 census entry for Elizabeth Old

26 June 1860	Sennett, Cayuga County NY (Roll M653_728 p454)
Name	Age	Sex	Color	Occupation	Value of Real Estate	Value of Personal Property	Birthplace	Married within census year	Attended School within census year	Cannot read or write
Samuel WHITMEE	40	Male	white	Farmer	200	230	England
Eliza WHITMEE	38	Female	white	House-keeper			England
Joseph WHITMEE	14	Male	white				England
George H WHITMEE	12	Male	white				England		yes
Emma WHITMEE	10	Female	white				New York		yes
Eliza WHITMEE	1	Female	white				New York
Georgann WHITMEE	8	Male	white				New York		yes
Elizabeth WHITMEE	77	Female	white				England

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USA 1870 census entry for Elizabeth Old

25 July 1870	Aurelius, Cayuga County NY (Roll M593_910 p227)
Name	Age	Sex	Color	Occupation	Value of Real Estate	Value of Personal Property	Birthplace	Foreign-born		Month born within census year	Married within census year	Attended School within census year	Cannot read or write	Notes
Name	Age	Sex	Color	Occupation	Value of Real Estate	Value of Personal Property	Birthplace	Father	Mother	Month born within census year	Married within census year	Attended School within census year	Cannot read or write	Notes
Samuel WHITMEE	50	Male	white	Farmer	12000	2500	England	yes	yes					Eligible to vote
Eliza WHITMEE	45	Female	white	House-keeper			England	yes	yes
Joseph WHITMEE	23	Male	white	Farm Lab			England	yes	yes					Eligible to vote
Harry WHITMEE	22	Male	white				England	yes	yes					Eligible to vote
Emma WHITMEE	20	Female	white				New York	yes	yes
George WHITMEE	18	Male	white				New York	yes	yes			yes
Jenny WHITMEE	11	Female	white				New York	yes	yes			yes
Lillie WHITMEE	6	Female	white				New York	yes	yes			yes
Elizabeth WHITMEE	87	Female	white				England

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Indented Pedigrees

All Known descendants of John Berriman and Elizabeth Risdon

John Berriman [1808 - 1887] married Elizabeth Risdon [1813 - 1891]
1. Fanny Berriman [1840 - 1843]
2. John Berriman [1844 - 1908] married 1876 Mary Ann Webb [1843 - 1919]
  1. Elizabeth Berriman [1877 - 1927] married 1901 John H Greenaway [1876 - 1927]
    1. John Berriman Greenaway [1910 - 1978] married 1932 Mabel Partridge [- circa 1970]
  2. Jane Berriman [1878 - 1954] married 1931 Edwin Bines Coles [- 1944]
    1. Alfred Bines Coles
    2. Francis William Coles
      - at least 2 sons and 2 daughters
    3. Nathanial Coles
    4. Kathleen Mary Coles married Collett
      1. Doris Collett
  3. William Berriman [1881 - 1963] married 1913 Mildred Alberta Keat [1884 - 1966]
    1. John Donovan Berriman [1914 - 2000] married 1930 Dorothy W Renny
      John Donovan Berriman married 1941 Sybil Steel
      1. David Berriman [1942 - 1989] married 1961 Sandra Joan Wonham
        
        Zara Mary Jean Berriman married Craig Douglas Bligh
        
        Amelia Rebecca Bligh
        Charlette Elizabeth Bligh [1993 - 1993]
        Gabriella Racheal Bligh
        
        Marcus David Berriman married Anne-Marie Manning
        David Berriman married Maureen
      John Donovan Berriman married Jean Gibbs
      1. Carol Ann Berriman [1952 - 1997] married divorced Mervyn Pedelty
        Carol Ann Berriman married Bruce McIntyre
        
        Angus McIntyre
        Tommy McIntyre
      2. Michael Berriman
      John Donovan Berriman married Joy Mee
    2. William Melville Berriman [1916 - 1966]
    3. Percy Berriman [1920 -] married Moira
      1. Mark Berriman (child of Moira's first marriage) married divorced 1996 Jennifer
      2. Simon Berriman (child of Moira's first marriage)
      3. Beverley Berriman
  4. Mary Berriman [1883 - 1956] married 1911 Philip Metherall Sloman [1880 - 1955]
  5. Emily Berriman [1885 - 1961]
  6. John Berriman [1888 - 1962] married 1917 Mabel Hall [1892 - 1945]
    1. John Hall Berriman [1918 - 1989] married 1948 Violet Sybil Kirk [1923 - 1998]
      1. Heather June Berriman [1951 -] married 1979 Alan Michael Stanier [1950 -]
        
        Joel Berriman Stanier
        Simon Joshua Stanier
        Nathan Alexander Stanier
      2. John Henry Berriman [1956 -] married 1988 Jane Wilson [1953 -]
      3. Susan Jane Berriman [1959 -] married 1983 divorced 1994 John Gilbert Bines [1956 -]
        Susan Jane Bines married 1997 Francis William 'Frank' Elford
    2. Luke Clifford Berriman [1924 -] married 1950 May P Hocking
      1. ♀ Berriman [1951 - 1951]
      Luke Clifford Berriman married 1967 Patricia Lord
    3. Myrtle Elizabeth Berriman [1928 - 2000] married 1959 John Fisher [- 1976]
      1. John Howard Fisher [1961 -] married 1987 Kim Diane Parker [1960 -]
        
        Rebecca Jayne Fisher
        Jessica Evelyn Fisher
      2. Andrew Richard Fisher [1962 - 1999]
    4. Joy Rosemary Berriman [1929 -] married 1963 Geoffrey Owen Langley [1922 - 1989]
      1. Christopher Langley [1964 - 1964]
      2. Sally Anne Langley [1971 -]

All Known descendants of Thomas Clift and Mary Brooks

Thomas Clift [1789 -] married 1810 Mary Brooks
1. Mary Clift [1816 -]
2. William Clift married 1841 Susan Trueman
  1. Emma Clift [1842 -]
  2. Eliza Clift [1843 -]
  3. Charlotte Clift [1845 -] married Philip Heath [1847 -]
    1. Elizabeth Heath [1875 -]
    2. Miriam Heath [1879 -]
    3. William Heath [1882 -]
    4. Sophia Heath [1884 -]
    5. Philip Heath [1886 -]
    6. Maria Heath [1888 -]
      (20 Intended Street, Cradley: RG12/2300 f72 p20)
  4. Mary Ann Clift [1847 -]
  William Clift [1819 - 1883] married 1854 Abigail Head
  1. Samuel Clift [1854 -] married Nellie [1854 -]
    1. Samuel Clift [MAR qtr 1880 Dudley -]
    2. Bertie Clift [1886 -]
    3. Dora Clift [1888 -]
      (24 Queen Street, Rowley Regis: RG13/2733 f168 p32)
  2. Timothy Clift [1857 - ] married 1878 Mary Ann Stonely [1859 -]
    1. Sarah J Clift [1879 -]
    2. William Clift [1881 -]
    3. Abigail Clift [1883 -]
    4. Samuel Clift [1885 -]
    5. Amy Clift [1887 -]
    6. Bertha Clift [1890 -]
    7. Alfred Clift [1892 -]
    8. Bertie Clift [1894 -]
    9. Elsie Clift [1897 -]
      (34 Tibbetts Gardens, Rowley Regis: RG11/2861 f156 p51; 27 Lawrence Lane, Rowley Regis: RG13/2732 f164 p24)
  3. Elizabeth Clift [~July 1860 - ]
  4. Hannah Clift [1862 - ]
  5. Abigail Clift [1864 - ] married JUN qtr 1885 Dudley Captain Ness [1866 - 1898]
    1. Caroline Ness [1886 -]
    2. William Ness [1888 -]
    3. Herbert Ness [1890 -]
      (20 Pear Tree Lane, Rowley Regis: RG12/2282 f139 p52)
    Abagal Clift married DEC qtr 1898 Dudley Uriah Mole
    1. Caroline Mole [1886 -]
    2. Edward Mole [1888 -]
    3. William Mole [1888 -]
    4. Lilly Mole [1889 -]
    5. Herbert Mole [1891 -]
    6. Joseph Mole [1893 -]
    7. Fanny Mole [1894 -]
    8. James Mole [1896 -]
      Children of Uriah's first marriage
    9. Violet Mole [SEP qtr 1900 Dudley -]
      30 Providence Street, Rowley Regis: RG13/2733 f72 p41)
  6. Jane Clift [1866 - 1934] married 1884 William Poole [1864 - 1905]
    1. Ellen Johnson(adopted) [1888 - 1976] married 1911 William Woodhouse [1890 - 1937]
      1. Ellen Elizabeth Woodhouse [1914 -] married 1936 William Green [1912 -]
        
        Maurice William Green [1937 -] married Kathleen [1940 -]
        
        Philip Stephen Green [1961 -]
        Keith Anthony Green [1962 -]
        Carol Jayne Green [1965 -]
        
        Martin John Green [1942 -] married Gaynor Kathlyn Brown [1944 -]
        
        Joanna Clare Green [1975 -]
        
        Roger James Green [1944 -]
      2. Winifred Alice Woodhouse [1916 -] married 1939 Alfred Billingham [1914 -]
        
        Alwyn Kenneth Billingham [1942 -] married Christine Patricia Barnbrook [1944 -]
        
        Kevin Stuart Billingham [1968 -]
        Darren Christopher Billingham [1971 -]
      3. Frederick William Woodhouse [1916 -] married 1940 Annie Ferguson
        
        Robert Woodhouse [1942 -] married Brenda
        
        Simon Woodhouse [1969 -]
        Helen Jane Woodhouse [1975 -]
        
        David Woodhouse [1948 -] married Shirley
        Graham Woodhouse [1950 -]
        John Woodhouse [1954 -] married Kay
    2. Martha Ethelreda Poole [1897 - 1973] married Bertie Homer [1894 - 1972]
      1. Peter Homer [1930 - circa 1989]
    3. Joshua Cornelius Poole [1899 - 1971] married 1924 Elsie Whitehouse [1901 - 1979]
      1. Maris Doreen Poole [1925 -] married 1945 Roger William Stanier [1924 -]
        
        Pamela Hazel Stanier [1949 -] married 1970 divorced 1995 Frank Gibson [1946 -]
        
        Christopher Thomas Gibson [1976 -] married 2009 Genna Cox
        
        Fraser Gibson
        Holly Gibson
        
        William Robert Gibson [1978 -] married 1999 Clare Naomi Redpath
        Philippa Maris 'Pippa' Gibson [1979 -] civil ceremony 12 June 2010 Philippa Joy Hardman
        Pamela Hazel Gibson married 2004 Richard Winterton
        Alan Michael Stanier married 1973 divorced 1976 Avis Irene Mann [1949 -]
        Alan Michael Stanier [1950 -] married 1979 Heather June Berriman [1951 -]
        
        Joel Berriman Stanier
        Simon Joshua Stanier
        Nathan Alexander Stanier
      2. Kenneth Maxwell Poole [1927 - 2006] married Hilda Manders [1929 - 2002]
        
        Janet Poole [1957 -] married Jeffrey Todd Stroebel [1958 -]
        
        Jeremy Harold Stroebel
        
        Enid Poole [1960 -] married 1984 Kevin Willett
        
        Kevin Christopher Willett
        Brian Edwin Willett
        Meghan Barbara Willett
        Enid Willett married 1996 Bernie Reichert
        
        Andrew James Reichert
    4. William Poole [1903 - 1972] married Elsie Granger [1905 - 1972]
      1. Vera Jane Poole [1927 -] married William Walter Williams [1924 -]
        
        William Walter Williams [1949 -] married Marcia
      2. Mytyl Poole [1941 -] married Wilfred Roy Tromans [1935 -]
      3. Terence Poole [1941 -] married Pamela
        
        Nigel Poole [1969 -]
        Michelle Poole [1971 -]
    Jane Whitehouse married 1906 Joseph Lavender
    1. Joseph Lavender [1906 -]
    Jane Lavender married George Cockin
    (Corngreaves Road, Cradley Heath: RG9/2040 f88 p29, RG10/2995 f93 p23)
3. Levi Clift [1823 -] married Mary Ann Cox
  1. Neri Clift [1852 -] married 1874 Phillis Jones
    1. Anne Clift [1875 -] married 1898 Eli Grove
      1. Neri Grove [1899 -]
        (High Town, Cradley: RG13/2752 f9 p9)
    2. Nelson Clift [1876 - 1950] married 1905 Mary Ann Dimmock
      1. Neri Clift [1906 -] married Nellie Jewiss
        
        Joan Clift [1938 -]
      2. Heber Clift [1915 -] married 1937 Edith Woodhouse
        
        Geoffrey Clift
        John Clift
        Valerie Clift
        Sheila Clift
      3. Beattie Clift
      4. Annie Clift
      5. Kathie Clift
      6. May Clift
    3. Levi Clift [1878 -]
    4. Gladstone Clift [1880 -]
    5. Arthur Clift [1882 -]
      (Colley Lane, Cradley: RG12/2300 f57 p29)
  2. Alfred Clift [1854 - 1924] married 1880 Keziah Weaver
    1. Emily May Clift [1883 -] married Alfred Dunn
      1. Louise Dunn
      2. Daisy Dunn
      3. James Dunn
      4. Alfred Dunn
    2. Amy Clift [1884 -] married 1903 Joe Siviter
      1. Walter Siviter [1904 -]
        
        Janet Siviter
      2. Joseph Siviter [1906 -]
        
        Enid Siviter
        Arthur Siviter
        Edward Siviter
      3. Doris Siviter
      4. Sam Siviter [1912 -]
        
        Leslie Siviter
      5. Edward Siviter [1917 -]
      6. Wesley Siviter [1923 -]
    3. Walter Clift [1885 -]
      1. Alfred Clift
      2. Amelia Clift
    4. Erni Heber Clift [1893 - 1972] married 1917 Dorothy Hancox
      1. Frederick Richard Clift [1921 -] married 1951 Katherine Wright
        
        Richard Clift [1957 -] married Marietta Savard
        David Clift [1960 -] married Beverly Alp
        
        Justine Clift
        James Clift
        
        Michael Clift [1962 -]
    5. Harry Clift [1895 - 1896]
  3. Emily Clift [1856 -]
  4. Heber Clift [1862 -] married MAR qtr 1885 Eliza Coley [1865 -] family moved to Pontypridd GLA WLS
    1. Hettie Clift [1890 -]
    2. Herbert Clift [1893 -]
    3. Arthur Clift [1895 -]
    4. Gladys Clift [1898 -]
    5. William Clift [1900 -]
  5. Arthur Clift [1864 -]
  6. Alice Clift [1869 -]
    (High Town, Cradley: RG10/3019 f78 p16)
4. Hannah Clift [1825 -]

All Known descendants of George Grove and Elizabeth Tilley

George Grove married 1778 Elizabeth Tilley
1. Thomas Grove [1780 -]
2. Esther Grove [1782 -]
3. Joseph Grove [1784 -]
4. George Grove [1787 -]
5. Harry Grove [1795 -] married Elizabeth
  1. Mary Grove [1821 -]
  2. Joseph Grove [1824 -] married Esther Jones [1825 -]
    1. Ellen Grove [circa 1844 -]
    2. Elizabeth Grove [1848 -]
    3. Jemima Grove [1849 -]
    4. Samuel Grove [1852 - 1935] married 1882 Mary Brooks [1856 -]
      1. Samuel Nelson Grove [1883 -] married 1907 Edith Hettie Thompson [1883 -]
        
        Mary Esther Ada Grove [1908 - 1985] married 1933 Harold Whitehouse [1908 - 1994]
        Samuel Charles Grove [1913 -]
        James Albert Grove [1916 - 1987]
      2. Mary Edith Grove married 1913 Joshua Rudge [1882 - 1944]
        (97 Graingers Lane, Rowley Regis: RG12/2281 f137 p35)
        
        Joshua William Samuel Rudge [1914 - 1982]
    5. Joshua Grove [1854 -] married Sarah A [1853 -]
      1. Samuel Grove [1875 -]
      2. Edgar Grove [1880 -]
      3. Caroline Grove [1883 -]
      4. Florence Grove [1887 -]
        (Birch Coppice, Kingswinford: RG11/2896 f14 p23; Birch Coppice, Kingswinford: RG12/2310 f38 p40)
    6. Mary A Grove [1857 -]
    7. Joseph Grove
    8. Rachel Grove
      (Overend, Cradley: RG9/2064 f32 p12)
  3. Harry Grove [1825 -]
  4. George Grove [1826 -]
  5. Robert Grove [1827 -]
  6. Sarah Grove [1829 -]
  7. Charles Grove [1831 -]
  8. William Grove [1834 -]
    (Bowling Green Lane, Oldswinford: HO107/1198/12 f57 p30)
6. Elizabeth Grove [1799 -]

Harberson Joseph Kirk

The given names Harberson Joseph were clearly significant to the 18th and 19th century Kirk family, having been given to four generations:

1792
1828
1849
1870

John Kirk married Elizabeth Mitchell
1. William Kirk [1773 - 1773]
2. John Kirk [1774 - 1775]
3. Mary Martha Kirk [1781 -]
4. Robert Kirk [1784 -]
5. William Kirk [1785 -]
6. Thomas Kirk [1790 -]
  1. John Kirk [1818 -] married France Bloore [- 1847]
    1. Fanny Kirk [1839 -]
    2. John Thomas Kirk [SEP qtr 1845 - SEP qtr 1857]
      (43 King Street, Clerkenwell: HO107/1516 f100 p41)
    John Kirk married Martha Blower [1821 -]
    1. Harberson Joseph Kirk [1849 -] married MAR qtr 1868 Betsy Ann Brett
      1. Elizabeth P Kirk [1868 -]
      2. Harberson Joseph Kirk [1870 -] married JUN qtr 1895 Charlotte Rebecca Risely
        
        Rosalind 'Linda' Florence Kirk [MAR qtr 1896 -]
        Constance 'Connie' Maud Kirk [JUN qtr 1897 -]
        Winifred 'Winnie' Lilian Kirk [MAR qtr 1899 -]
        Dorothy 'Dolly' May Kirk [MAR qtr 1901 -]
        (56 Bushey Mead, Croyden: RG13/656 f51 p15)
        Gertrude 'Gertie' Ada Kirk [MAR qtr 1904 -]
        Edith 'Edie' Hilda Kirk [DEC qtr 1907 -]
        Ethel Violet Kirk [MAR qtr 1909 -]
        Elsie G Kirk [SEP qtr 1910 -]
      3. John William Kirk [1873 -] married Elizabeth Caine
        
        Desmond John Kirk, married, 2 children, emigrated to Australia
        John William Kirk partnered Florence May 'Doris' Hibbert
        
        Doreen Kirk married French
        Helena Kirk
      4. Fanny Kirk [1875 -]
      5. George Kirk [1877 -]
      6. Florence E Kirk [1881 -] (possibly Florence Ethel Kirk, died DEC qtr 1891 Pancras aged 10)
      7. Laud M Kirk [1882 -] married SEP qtr 1914 Staines Ida M Batram
      8. Edward Revell B Kirk [SEP qtr 1885 -] married SEP qtr 1906 Hampstead
        (109 Flemingford Road, Finsbury: RG10/265 f24 p41; 127 Romford Road, West Ham: RG11/1706 f54 p31; 4 Noel Street, Islington: RG12/167 f49 p42; 78 Great Portland Street, Marylebone: RG13/104 f144 p18)
    2. Martha Kirk [1854 -]
    3. George Kirk [1855 -]
    4. Ernest Alfred Edward Kirk [1857 -] married DEC qtr 1878 Alice Bowyer
      1. Colin Kirk [MAR qtr 1887 -]
      2. Bevan Kirk [JUN qtr 1889 ]
      3. Violet Kirk [1894 ]
      4. Stanley Kirk [1895 ]
      5. Ernest Kirk [1898 ]
        (41 Pooles Park, Islington: RG11/259 f111 p27; 3 Beulah Road, Tottenham: RG12/1079 f3 p4; 54 Brunswick Crescent, East Barnet HRT: RG13/1232 f83 p39)
    5. Robert Kirk [1858 - 1931]
    6. Hephzibah Kirk [1860 -]
      (26 Great Smith Street, Clerkenwell: RG9/199 f19 p36; 108 Liverpool Road, Finsbury: RG10/251 f67 p4)
    John Kirk married DEC qtr 1870 Ann Lee
7. Harberson Joseph Kirk [1792 - ] married Sarah IGI has ~1815, Chilvers Coton WAR, but no reference
  1. Louisa Kirk [1826 - DEC qtr 1842]
  2. Harberson Joseph Kirk [1828 - JUN qtr 1842]
  3. Selina Kirk [1831 - DEC qtr 1842]
    (Spon Street, Coventry: HO107/1152/13 f6 p4; Spon Street, Coventry: HO107/2067 f501 p25)

It is likely that the later Harbersons were named for the earlier, but the reason for the earliest having this unusual name is as yet unknown. It is presumably a reference to the Harberson surname, perhaps a mother's maiden name.

All Known descendants of Alexander Leahair Kirk and Sybil May Bonas

Alexander Leahair Kirk [1883 - 1939] married Sybil May Bonas [1890 - 1946]
1. Lavinia May Kirk [1917 - 1996] married 1942 Walter William 'Dick' Watson [1916 - 1996]
  1. Robin Watson
  2. David H Watson [1945 -] married 1966 Glenis R Mayes
    1. Mark Andrew Watson [1968 -]
    2. Angela Mary Watson [1971 -]
  3. Wendy Watson [1947 -] married 1969 John Griggs
    1. Daniel James Griggs [1971 - 1971]
    2. Andrew Rodney Griggs [1972 -]
    3. Alexandra Griggs [1975 -]
  4. Andrea Watson [1955 -] married 1978 Michael G Adams
    Andrea Adams married 1991 Michel Fawaz
    1. Rebecca Fawaz
    2. Mark Mikhael Fawaz
2. Henry Cecil Kirk [1918 - 1942]
3. Violet Sybil Kirk [1923 - 1998] married 1948 John Hall Berriman [1918 - 1989]
  1. Heather June Berriman [1951 -] married 1979 Alan Michael Stanier [1950 -]
    1. Joel Berriman Stanier
    2. Simon Joshua Stanier
    3. Nathan Alexander Stanier
  2. John Henry Berriman [1956 -] married 1988 Jane Wilson [1953 -]
  3. Susan Jane Berriman [1959 -] married 1983 divorced 1994 John Gilbert Bines [1956 -]
    Susan Jane Bines married 1997 Francis William 'Frank' Elford

All Known descendants of William Charles Read

William Charles Read married SEP qtr 1862 Marylebone Maria Galton [SEP qtr 1841 Kensington - SEP qtr 1883 Chelsea]
1. Edward James Read [SEP qtr 1863 Marylebone -]
2. Annie Marian Read [DEC qtr 1864 Marylebone - JUN qtr 1948 Croyden] married SEP qtr 1884 Fulham Daniel Bucknell [1863 Otterton DEV -]
  1. Elsie Maria Bucknell [1886 Fulham -]
  2. Winifred Amy Bucknell [1887 Fulham - 18 January 1933]
  3. Eunice Annie Bucknell [29 December 1888 Fulham - SEP qtr 1969]
  4. Cyril Dan Bucknell [24 October 1896 St Pancras - JUN qtr 1974 South-East Hampshire married JUN qtr 1921 Taunton DEV Nellie Dora Widgery
    1. Lois Naomi Bucknell [SEP qtr 1933 Croydon -]
    (45 Chaldon Rd, Fulham: RG12/48 f70 p13; 31 St George's Rd, St Pancras: RG13/133 f92 p11; 40 Ainger Road, Primrose Hill, Hampstead: RG78/22 sn27
3. William Charles Read [1 May 1866 Marylebone - May 1939 Little Falls NY] married Kathryn Foley [1874 - 1944]
  1. Katherine M Read [30 March 1892 - 1943] married Tracy Warner [1891 -1973]
    1. Living Warner
    2. Trace Read Warner [20 June 1920 - 1991]
    3. Edward James Warner [2 January 1917 - 26 December 1978]
  2. William Charles Read [1896 -]
  3. Veronica Read [1905 -] married Ralph Callister
    1. Richard Callister
  4. James Monroe Read [1908 - 1993]
    (Casler Street, Little Falls, Herkimer, New York: roll T623_1040, page 1B; West Main Street, Little Falls: roll T624_952, page 11B; West Street, Little Falls: roll T625_1115, page 14A; Little Falls: roll 1442, page 15B)
4. Amy Lydia Read [JUN qtr 1875 Marylebone - circa 1929] married DEC qtr 1900 Rochford Ernest Harry Mackenzie [- JUN qtr 1914 Rochford]
  1. Ernest Edward Mackenzie [JUN qtr 1901 Rochford -]
  2. Majorie Lilian Mackenzie [SEP qtr 1905 Rochford -]
  3. Percy Charles Mackenzie [DEC qtr 1909 Rochford -]
  4. 1 child stillborn [1912]
    (2 Beresford Road, Southend: RG13/1678 f106 p49; 26 Beresford Road, Southend: RG78/533B RD195 SD2 ED38 SN65)
William Charles Read married 1884 Sarah Elizabeth Stevens
1. Ruth Rosamund Read [1885 - 1979] married 1912 Thomas Frederick Moore
  1. Eileen Audrey Moore [1913 - 2000] married 1942 Robert Arthur Luker [1910 Southsea HAM - February 1997 Epping Forest]
    1. Bernard Jonathan Luker [1944 -] married 1969 Ann Dorothy Mitchell
      The family adopted the name Mitchell-Luker in 1975
      1. Victoria Elizabeth Mitchell-Luker [1970 -] married Mark Davidson
        
        Elanor Davidson
        Sophie Davidson
      2. Gavin Darnliegh Mitchell-Luker [1972 - 1993] married Abigail
        
        Jack Mitchell-Luker
        Eilidh Mitchell-Luker
      3. Bruce Vaughan Mitchell-Luker [1975 - December 1992 Belize]
    2. Sandra Ruth Luker [1946 -] married 1969 Martin Tipper
      1. Stephen Douglas Tipper [1972 -]
      2. Gail Ruth Tipper [1975 -] married 2003 Peter Davies
        
        Lena Geann Davies
      3. Robert Luke Tipper [1979 -]
    3. Patric James Luker [1948 -] married 1978 Teresa Cannon
      1. Matthew Luker [1979 -]
2. Mabel Eleanor Read [1889 - 1973] married 1917 William Edwin Stanier [1894 - 1967]
  1. John Howard Stanier [1918 - 1999] married 1939 Betty Margaret Violet Williams [1920 -]
    1. Brian John Stanier [1940 -] married 1963 Gillian Mary Maynard
      1. Paul Marston Stanier [1964 -]
      2. Ruth Elizabeth Stanier [1966 -] married 1995 Peter Massingberd-Mundy
      3. David John Stanier [1969 -] married 1992 Nicola Orchard
        
        Thomas David John Stanier
        Rowen Lowenna Stanier
        Megan Kerenza Stanier
    2. Susan Margaret Stanier [1943 -] married 1966 divorced 1976 Barry Taylor [1941 --]
      1. Jonathan David Taylor [1967 -] married 1993 Sandra Lewis [1963 -]
      2. Jason Edward Taylor [1969 -]
      Susan Margaret Stanier married 1983 Neil Parramore [1948 -]
      1. Julie Parramore
    3. Linda Mary Stanier [1947 -] married 1969 Jonathan Anthony Lloyd [1947 -]
      1. Andrew James Lloyd [1972 -]
      2. Rachel Louise Lloyd [1974 -]
      3. Richard William Lloyd [1977 -]
    4. Jane Elizabeth Stanier [1951 -] married 1971 David Wrennall [1947 -]
      1. Louise Jane Wrennall [1978 -] married August 2007 Allan Padfield
      2. Kate Elizabeth Wrennall
      3. Judith Margaret Wrennall
  2. Marguerite Ruth 'Peggy' Stanier [1921 -] married 1942 Jack Andrews [- 1995]
    1. John Richard Andrews [1943 -] married 1965 Irene Joan Alcock
      1. Lee John Andrews [1966 -]
      2. Tracie Marguerite Andrews [1969 -]
        
        Karla Marie Andrews
      3. Donna Joan Andrews [1973 -]
        
        Keiron Robert Andrews
      John Richard Andrews married 1981 Judith Carol Orton
      1. Laura Jane Andrews
      2. Neil Robert Andrews
    2. Jennifer Marguerite Andrews [1945 -] married 1963 John B 'Dutch' Holland
      1. Susan Jennifer Holland [1965 -] married Kevin Lloyd Whiteman
      2. John William Holland [1968 -] married 1993 Cherylynn Russell
      3. Jayne Louise Holland married 1992 David Paul Jones
  3. Roger William Stanier [1924 -] married 1945 Maris Doreen Poole [1925 -]
    1. Pamela Hazel Stanier [1949 -] married 1970 divorced 1995 Frank Gibson [1946 -]
      1. Christopher Thomas Gibson [1976 -] married 2009 Genna Cox
        
        Fraser Gibson
        Holly Gibson
      2. William Robert Gibson [1978 -] married 1999 Clare Naomi Redpath
      3. Philippa Maris 'Pippa' Gibson [1979 -] civil ceremony 12 June 2010 Philippa Joy Hardman
      Pamela Hazel Gibson married 2004 Richard Winterton
    2. Alan Michael Stanier married 1973 divorced 1976 Avis Irene Mann [1949 -]
      Alan Michael Stanier [1950 -] married 1979 Heather June Berriman [1951 -]
      1. Joel Berriman Stanier
      2. Simon Joshua Stanier
      3. Nathan Alexander Stanier

Descendants of William Skipper and Sarah Lift

This tree is based on one sent to me by Hazel Clarke [HAZEL@hazel12.fsnet.co.uk] a great-great-granddaughter of William Skipper and Susannah Stapleton. She also kindly sent me a number of family photographs

Jackie Stretch [jstretch@onwight.net] sent me the details of some of the descendants of Walter Skipper and Emma Yull, and a photograph of Thomas Skipper.

William Skipper married 1781 Sarah Lift
1. Ann Skipper [6 May 1781 -]
2. Sarah Skipper [7 June 1783 -]
3. William Skipper [12 February 1786 - 19 March 1856] married 1808 Elizabeth Tilthorpe [1785 - 8 August 1869]
  1. Mary Skipper [19 November 1809 -]
  2. John Skipper [1816 - ] married Sarah
    1. Alice Skipper [1849 -]
    2. Caroline Skipper [1850 -]
    3. Thomas Skipper [1852 -] married SEP qtr 1883 Eliza Churchman [1856 -]
      1. Frances Churchman → Skipper [1878 -]
      2. Florence Churchman → Skipper [1881 -]
      3. John Thomas Skipper [1883 -]
      4. Bertie William Skipper [1885 -]
      5. Robert Victor Skipper [1888 -]
      6. Edgar J Skipper [1890 -]
      7. Leonard Skipper [1893 -]
      8. Clarence Skipper [1895 -]
      9. Rosetta Skipper [1898 -]
        (Fullers Yard, Castle Acre: RG11/1994 f70 p5; High Cottages, Narford NFK: RG12/1574 f18 p18; High Cottages, Narford: RG13/1896 f19 p17)
    4. William Skipper [1855 -]
    5. John Skipper [1858 -]
    6. Sarah Skipper [1863 -]
    7. Mary Elizabeth Skipper [1870 -] (listed as daughter, but perhaps a grand-daughter?)
      (River Cottage, Castle Acre: RG9/1252 f92 p20; Swaffham Street East, Castle Acre: RG10/1860 f60 p4)
  3. Mary Tabitha Skipper [3 May 1818 - ]
  4. William Skipper [25 May 1821 - 30 March 1892] married 1841 Caroline Barker [1818 - 1871]
    1. Susan Skipper [December 1844 -] married 1861 Jesse Bonus
      1. William Bonas [1860 - ]
      2. Jael Bonas [1862 - ] married JUN qtr 1881 William Moore
        
        Ann Moore [1880 -]
        Lizzie Moore [1883 -]
        Lucy Moore [1885 -]
        George Moore [1888 -]
        William Moore [1892 -]
        Frederick Moore [1894 -]
        Eliza Moore [1886 -]
        James Moore [1890 -]
        (Newton Road, Castle Acre: RG12/1565 f58 p1; Newton Road: RG13/1885 f54 p2)
      3. Frederick Bonus [1867 -] married 1889 Harriet Skipper
        
        Sybil May Bonus married Alexander Leahair Kirk
        
        Lavinia May Kirk [1917 - 1996] married 1942 Walter William 'Dick' Watson [1916 - 1996]
        
        Robin Watson
        David H Watson [1945 -] married 1966 Glenis R Mayes
        
        Mark Andrew Watson [1968 -]
        Angela Mary Watson [1971 -]
        
        Wendy Watson [1947 -] married 1969 John Griggs
        
        Daniel James Griggs [1971 - 1971]
        Andrew Rodney Griggs [1972 -]
        Alexandra Griggs [1975 -]
        
        Andrea Watson [1955 -] married 1978 Michael G Adams
        Andrea Watson married 1991 Michel Fawaz
        
        Rebecca Fawaz
        Mark Mikhael Fawaz
        
        Henry Cecil Kirk [1918 - 1942]
        Violet Sybil Kirk [1923 - 1998] married 1948 John Hall Berriman [1918 - 1989]
        
        Heather June Berriman [1951 -] married 1979 Alan Michael Stanier [1950 -]
        
        Joel Berriman Stanier
        Simon Joshua Stanier
        Nathan Alexander Stanier
        
        John Henry Berriman [1956 -] married 1988 Jane Wilson [1953 -]
        Susan Jane Berriman [1959 -] married 1983 divorced 1994 John Gilbert Bines [1956 -]
        Susan Jane Bines married 1997 Francis William 'Frank' Elford
        
        Grace Bonas [28 November 1892 - ] married SEP qtr 1914 Ongar Albert W Woodrow
        
        Edna G Woodrow [DEC qtr 1915 -] married Frank Geoffrey Spearman
        
        Geoffrey Spearman [1941 -]
        Margaret Spearman
        
        Charlotte Bonas [JUN qtr 1895 -]
        Henry Jesse Bonas [JUN qtr 1897 -]
        Violet Bonas [MAR qtr 1900 - ?3 June 1922]
        Eric Bonas [12 February 1902 - ]
        Pansy Susannah Bonas (→ Harber ⇒ Moore) [29 April 1904 - 17 July 1982]
        Arthur William 'Jack' Bonas [SEP qtr 1906 - 1972] married Lilian Alice Rowney [1909 - 1962]
        
        Hazel Bonas [1932 - 2000] married 1952 Kenneth Strickland
        
        Wendy Strickland
        Peter Strickland
        Rosemary Strickland
        
        Myrtle Bonas [1937 - 1998] married Ronald Lynd
        Thelma Bonas married David Horne
        
        Andrew Horne
        Christine Horne married Peter Creer
        
        Jessica Creer
        Richard Creer
        
        Fred Bonas [SEP qtr 1908 - ]
        Edna Lillian Harriet Bonas [7 August 1909 - ]
        Albert Leahair Bonas [DEC qtr 1913 - ]
      4. Charles Bonas [1868 - ]
      5. Emma Bonas [1871 - ] married DEC qtr 1892 Mitford NFK Arthur Creed
        
        Ernest Creed [1900 -]
        (West Lexham NFK: RG13/1874 f58 p8)
      6. Anne Bonas [1879 - ]
    2. Mary Ann Skipper [1851 - DEC qtr 1884] married 1877 Robert Watson
      1. Harriett Skipper [28 August 1867 - June 1883]
      2. Albert J Watson [1877 -]
        (Fullers Yard, Castle Acre: RG11/1994 f70 p5)
    3. William Skipper [June 1854 -]
    4. Elizabeth Skipper [12 May 1857 - ]
      1. Robert Skipper [June 1877 -]
    William Skipper married 1881 Eliza Stacey [1832 - 31 August 1911]
  5. Susan Skipper married 1841 William Palmer
  6. Tabitha Skipper married 1849 James Ward
    1. Sarah Ward [1841 -]
    2. Mary Ward [1850 -]
    3. Elizabeth Ward [1852 -]
    4. Benjamin Ward [1854 -]
    5. Susan Ward [1855 -]
  7. Sarah Skipper [12 July 1822 - ]
  8. Robert Skipper [1829 - 20 May 1861] married 27 October 1849 Charlotte Barrett [1831 - 17 February 1921]
    1. Mary Ann Skipper [1849 -] married 1868 James Adams
    2. Emma Skipper [October 1852 -]
    3. George Skipper [18 June 1854 -] married 14 April 1877 Mary Jane Adler
      1. Robert James Skipper [1 June 1879 -] married 19 September 1920 Mabel Lily Vincent (neé Hallett)
        
        Ellen Winifred Skipper [20 July 1921 -]
        Grace Emma Skipper [29 July 1923 -]
        Thomas Robert Skipper [24 October 1926 -]
        Irene Patricia Skipper [17 July 1931 -] married 23 December 1950 Philip Berry Bradbury
        Victor Walter Skipper [25 January 1936 -]
      2. Alice Mary Skipper [22 October 1886 -]
      George Skipper married SEP qtr 1898 Castle Acre Ellen Bird [1864 -]
      The family moved to Shelley YKS about 5 years after the birth of their last child
      1. Florence Irene Skipper [DEC qtr 1899 Castle Acre -] married JUN qtr 1927 Northampton John Newsham
        (Back Lane, Castle Acre: RG13/1885 f37 p3)
      2. Sarah Ellen 'Sally' Skipper [JUN qtr 1902 -]
      3. Linda Maud Skipper [JUN qtr 1905 -] married Alfred Schofield
        
        Geoffrey Schofield
        David Schofield married 1964 Kirkheaton Jean
        
        Richard Schofield
        
        Rebecca Schofield
        Thomas Schofield
        Samuel Schofield
      4. Winifred Emily Skipper [DEC qtr 1907 -] married James Buxton
        
        John Buxton
    4. Walter Skipper [December 1856 - September 1928] married September 1878 Emma Yull [JUN qtr 1860 -]
      1. Robert Skipper [1881 - March 1959]
      2. Thomas Skipper [March 1883 - 27 June 1916] married 1909 Florence Green [1887 -]
        
        Emma Skipper [1911 -] married 1929 Arthur Robert Mobbs [1907 -]
      3. Eliza Skipper [Mar 1885 -]
      4. Walter Skipper [4 March 1887 - September 1972] married 1911 Olive Daisy Stapleton [1890 -]
      5. Arthur Edward Skipper [Dec 1889 -] married 1914 Daisy L Rayner [1892 - March 1949]
        
        Edith D Skipper [March 1917 -] married March 1940 George W Jones
        Violet E Skipper [June 1921 -] married 1941 Robert L Thornton
        Robert L Skipper [June 1928 -] married 1953 Elizabeth M Jones
        
        Martin Skipper [March 1956 -] married 1976 Georgina S Daw
        
        Elinor Skipper [1 June 1982 -]
        
        Stephen Skipper [September 1957 -] married Sealey
        
        Aimee Skipper [May 1982 -]
        Stephen Skipper married 1986 Valerie A Richardson
        Stephen Skipper married 1992 Lorraine P Card
        
        Shaun Aran Skipper [July 1992 -]
        Samuel Terence Skipper [November 1993 -]
        
        Ian Skipper [December 1962 -] married 1991, annulled 1991 Tara A Harrison
        Ian Skipper married Debbie
        
        Holly Skipper
        Lucy Skipper
        John Skipper
        
        David Skipper [December 1929 - 2007 Spain] married 1953 Marion Slade
        
        Paul C Skipper [February 1954 -] married 1980 divorced 2001 Beverley Hicks
        
        Simon Paul Skipper [March 1985 -]
        Paul C Skipper married 2002 Mary L Grace
        
        James David Grace
        Tanya Marie Grace
        Mia Rose Skipper
        
        Mark D Skipper [December 1955 -] married 1981 Carol V Chandler
        
        Claire Victoria J Skipper [January 1987 -]
        Jack William Skipper [May 1991 -]
        
        Jayne M Skipper [September 1958 -]
        
        Frank Skipper [December 1929 - February 2005] married 1953 Rosemary Ridgway
        
        Barry Skipper [22 January 1957 -] married 1981 divorced 1989 Carol S Woodward
        Barry Skipper married 1 August 2008 Norma Jenkinson
        Robin Skipper [22 January 1957 -] married 1986 divorced Catherine E Brewster
        Gillian D Skipper [27 December 1962 -] married 1985 Paul Humphrey
        
        Maria Humphrey
        Ben Humphrey
      6. Bertie Skipper [1892 -]
      7. Hilda Skipper [1897 -]
      8. Mary Ann Skipper [6 Jun 1899 - 8 Dec 1990] married 25 Dec 1920 Ronald Arthur John Waters [1 Dec 1898 - 9 Mar 1956]
        
        Constance Mary Waters married Frederick Tebbs
        
        Peter Frederick John Tebbs [1944 - 1970] married 1969 Jennifer Ashley
        
        Peter Tebbs [1970 -]
        
        Eileen Joan Tebbs [1956 -]
        
        Jody Kathleen Tyson Tebbs [1976 -]
        
        Eileen Joan Waters [17 February 1926 -] married 11 September 1948 Arthur Valentine Fleming [11 September 1927 - 26 September 2003]
        
        Jacqueline Anne Fleming [14 January 1951 -] married 9 August 1969 Michael Raymond Stretch [7 July 1948 -]
        
        Brenda Louise Stretch [14 August 1970 -]
        
        Brian Frederick Waters [1940 - 2007] married 1957 Pearl Ireland
        
        Antony Ronald Waters [1960 -]
        Alison Mary Waters [1962 -] married Michael Jordan
        
        Alexandra Pearl
        Briony Maryanne
        
        Michael Edmund Waters [1966 -]
        
        (Bailey Street, Castle Acre: RG12/1565 f51 p6; RG13/1885 f48 p8)
      9. John Skipper [1904 - 1980]
        
        Albert Skipper
        Violet Skipper
        John Skipper married 1942 Gladys Warner [1903 - 1987]
        
        Janice Ellen Skipper married 1963 Barry Stuart Samson [1940 - 1976]
        
        Helen Elizabeth Samson married Nigel Brooks
        Helen Elizabeth Brooks married Lee Prior
        
        Charlotte Clair Prior
        
        Paula Ann Samson married Robin Gravel
        
        Kayleigh Louise
        
        Janice Ellen Samson married Peter Durdin
    5. Arthur Skipper [June 1859 - 9 November 1931] married JUN qtr 1885 Trianta Yull [SEP qtr 1862 -]
      (Road Moor Road, Kirkby in Ashfield NTT: RG12/2661 f41 p21)
  9. Mary Skipper [1831 - ] married William Hooks.
4. Elizabeth Skipper [9 September 1788 -]
5. John Skipper [12 December 1790 -]
6. Ruth Skipper [1 December 1793 -] married 1816 William Smart

All Known descendants of William Stanier

William Stanier married Ann [- 16 March 1764]
1. Bridget Stanier [2 April 1760 Wolverhampton St Peter - 10 December 1760]
2. William Stanier [18 October 1761 Wolverhamption St Peter -] married Mary
  1. Thomas Stanier [31 December 1794 Birmingham St Martin, aged 17 months -] married 9 June 1816 Harborne Sarah Ward (photograph of all their living descendants in 1888)
    1. Thomas Stanier [1817 Birmingham - 13 April 1861 Wolverhampton] married 9 December 1846 Harborne Anne Catherine Finley [1815 - 1880]
      1. Thomas William Stanier (photograph) [MAR qtr 1848 Wolverhampton - 10 June 1915 Newcastle-upon-Tyne NBL] married DEC qtr 1877 Wolverhampton Emily Sarah Douglas (photograph) [1847 - 24 November 1927]
        
        Charles Douglas Stanier [25 March 1881 Dublin IRL-] married Amy Baker
        John Hamilton Stanier [SEP qtr 1884 Castle Ward, NBL -] married SEP qtr 1914 Newcastle on Tyne Elizabeth Davidson
        
        Jean D Stanier [ DEC qtr 1918 Newcastle-upon-Tyne -] married Neville Ferneyhough
        
        Michael Ferneyhough
        Susan Ferneyhough
        
        Dorothy H Stanier [SEP qtr 1921 Newcastle-upon-Tyne -] married SEP qtr 1947 Gateshead Wilfred C Brewis
        
        Jill Brewis
        Ann Brewis
        Joan Brewis
        
        Winifred M Stanier DEC qtr 1922 Newcastle-upon-Tyne -] married JUN qtr 1953 Gateshead John Pearce
        
        Catherine Pearce [1956 -]
        Jane Pearce [1959 -]
        
        John P Stanier [SEP qtr 1929 Gateshead -] married MAR qtr 1952 Northumberland South Margaret Black
        
        John Stanier
        Mary Stanier
        Julian Stanier
        
        Thomas Macpherson Stanier [12 July 1886 NBL - 14 October 1960 Newquay CON] married Kate [ - 24 February 1954] Thomas Macpherson Stanier married 21 August 1954 Flax Bourton SOM Alice Muriel Peters
        Donald Dunn Stanier [8 July 1890 NBL - 3 June 1969 Bolton LAN] married SEP qtr 1919 Newcastle-upon-Tyne Julia G Snowdon
        
        Nora Stanier [MAR qtr 1921 Newcastle-upon-Tyne -]
        Arthur M Stanier [SEP qtr 1923 Newcastle-upon-Tyne -]
        (9 Woodline Rd, Coxlodge NBL: RG12/4240 f131 p1; 69 Manor House Rd, Jesmond NBL: RG13/4782 f118 p4; 28 Sunbury Ave, Jesmond: RG78/1752 sn157)
      2. William Henry Stanier [JUN qtr 1849 Wolverhampton - 17 June 1924] married SEP qtr 1875 Ormskirk LAN Grace Ball
        
        William Arthur Stanier [27 May 1876 Swindon WIL - 27 September 1965] married SEP qtr 1906 Swindon Ella Elizabeth 'Nellie' Morse [1876 Swindon - 30 August 1957]
        
        Joan Elizabeth Stanier [1908 Swindon -]
        William John Humphries Stanier [JUN qtr 1911 Swindon - 30 April 1966] married JUN qtr 1940 Wirral CHS Eva Lissenden
        
        William Michael Stanier [JUN qtr 1942 Paddington -]
        Sarah E Stanier [SEP qtr 1946 Watford -]
        (1 Church Place, Swindon: RG78/651 sn230)
        
        Anne Catherine Stanier [DEC qtr 1877 Highworth - 24 March 1934]
        Charles Edward Stanier [4 February 1879 Highworth - 1936] married 1 June 1905 Kathleen 'Daisy' Hopkins [25 January 1880 Sydney NSW AUS - July 1957]
        
        Thomas William 'Tom' Stanier [5 April 1906 Wednesbury STS - 18 April 1994] married 27 January 1934 Mary Douglas 'Mainie' Shearer [2 December 1901 - 13 March 1977 Hobart]
        
        Joanna Kathleen Stanier [6 September 1935 -] married 20 June 1970 William 'Patrick' Elliot [15 November 1935 - 5 October 1999]
        
        Robert Daniel 'Dan' Elliot [10 June 1971 -] married 22 February 1997 Tasmania Sarah Elizabeth Fielding [16 November 1967 -]
        Philip Thomas 'Tom' Elliot [14 August 1972 Tasmania -] married 27 January 2006 Jinjelic near Tumbarumba Bernadette Ann McGrath [22 March 1979 Tumbarumba -]
        
        Amy Catherine 'Catie' Elliot
        Loise-Pippa 'Pippa' Elliot
        
        William Frederick 'Fred' Elliot [3 October 1974 -] partner Katie Russell-Green [9 September 1974 -]
        
        Oscar Benjamin Elliot [1999 -]
        
        Spenser Edward 'Ted' Elliot [26 November 1976 -] married 26 December 1999 Helen Mary Smith
        
        Joanna Olive Elliot
        Kevin Patrick Elliot
        Mary Jacqueline Elliot
        
        Susan Elizabeth Stanier [13 June 1937 -] married 27 August 1966 Christopher 'Malcolm' Johnson [6 February 1926 -]
        
        Iona Elizabeth Johnson [9 August 1967 -] married 1988 Damiam Pearce
        
        Ruby Marah Johnson [2 April 1989 -] married 1988 Dario Fernandez
        
        Oliver Jacob Fernandez
        Antonio Carlos Fernandez
        
        Iona Elizabeth Johnson married Michael Cullen
        
        Kinera Amber Johnson
        
        Christopher 'Duncan' Johnson [7 March 1969 -] married Chris Monks
        Andrew Edward Johnson [12 November 1974 -] married 27 January 2006 Sweden Kate Wilson [13 May 1975 -]
        
        Robert Spenser 'Bob' Stanier [9 August 1907 Wednesbury STS - 6 December 1980 Oxford] married 27 December 1935 Maida Euphemia Kerr Burnett [10 September 1909 Edinburgh - 30 April 1991 Oxford]
        
        Robert McTaggart 'Robin' Stanier [3 August 1938 Oxford -] married 17 September 1966 Townsville QLD Rosemary Clare 'Rosey' Hopkins [5 November 1940 Townsville QLD -]
        
        Michael Burnett Stanier [ 23 December 1967 Melbourne -] married 19 May 1995 Oxford Marcella Anne Bungay [30 December 1956 Canada -] (Adopted the surname Bungay-Stanier)
        Nigel Cue Stanier [24 September 1969 Canberra ACT -] married 20 November 1999 Tumbarumba Catriona Cain 'Cate' Lyons [15 February 1971 -]
        
        Mathilde Rose Stanier [2003 -]
        George Columbus Stanier [2005 -]
        
        Angus McTaggart 'Gus' Stanier [28 October 1974 Canberra ] married 4 January 2002 Canberra Jane Gabrielle O'Hara [6 May 1975 -]
        
        Harper Ellen Stanier
        Seamus McTaggart Stanier
        Hendrix Patrick Stanier
        
        Thomas Burnett 'Tom' Stanier [8 August 1941 -] married 2 October 1964 Eleanor Mary Worswick [2 September 1942 -]
        
        Alexander David Robert Stanier [3 May 1968 -] married 12 April 1995 London Jillian Alicia Neaves [12 June 1964 -]
        
        Jessica Gwen Persephone Stanier [1995 -]
        Benjamin Thomas Gwillym Stanier [1999 -]
        Gregory Michael Gwyn Stanier [2002 -]
        
        Toby Edward Stanier [7 October 1970 -] married Carley Hennah [28 December 1975 -]
        
        George Batholomew Stanier
        Ella Stanier
        Darcey Jane Stanier
        
        Robert Sebastian Stanier [17 January 1975 -] married Madeleine Jenny Reardon
        
        Teresa Rose Reardon 'Tessa' Stanier
        Joseph Saul Reardon Stanier
        
        Annie Kathleen Bertha 'Ann' Stanier [27 January 1911 Ealing MDX - December 1986]
        (1 Mayfield Terrace, Midhurst Road West Ealing MDX: RG78/343B sn183)
        
        Francis John Stanier [SEP qtr 1881 Highworth - 1885] (photograph)
        Grace Stanier [JUN qtr 1883 Highworth -]
        James Gordon Stanier [MAR qtr 1885 Highworth - 3 June 1969] married Ruth Hopkins
        
        Gordon McTaggart Stanier [1917 -] married Gwen Davis
        
        Ruth Stanier [1954 -]
        Alison Mary Stanier [1958 -] married Andrew Jonathan Allott
        
        William Jonathan Allott [1997 -]
        
        Margaret Stanier [1919 -]
        Alan Stanier [1920 - 1947]
        Jean Elizabeth Stanier [1923 -] married Lubor Velecky [1927 - 2001]
        
        Alan Thomas John Velecky [1966 ] married Amanda [1964 -]
        
        Emmeline Martha Velecky [1999 -]
        Lily Constance Velecky [2003 -]
        
        Sarah Elizabeth Velecky [1969 ] (adopted)
        
        Rikki John Lee Velecky [1987 -]
        Amber Elizabeth Velecky [1994 -]
        Star Elizabeth Velecky [1998 -]
        
        Alfred Stanier [JUN qtr 1886 Highworth -] died in infancy
        Lilian Dorothy Stanier [JUN qtr 1886 Highworth - 1925]
        (4 Church Place, Swindon: RG11/2018 f119 p15; Oakfield, The Sands, Swindon: RG12/1582 f105 p27; Marlow House, Swindon: RG13/1906 f91 p35; Oakfield, 97 Bath Road, Swindon: RG78/651 sn304)
      3. Sarah Catherine Stanier [JUN qtr 1851 Wolverhampton - 1857]
      4. Henry Alfred Stanier (photograph) [DEC qtr 1852 Wolverhampton - 1930] married Caroline Annie North (photograph) [1852 - 1930]
        
        Bessie Stanier [MAR qtr 1880 Derby DBY - 1964] married DEC qtr 1907 Swindon Harold Richard Stanley Williams [1878 - 3 February 1935]
        
        Mary Grace Williams [1908 - 1974]
        Elizabeth Joyce Williams [1911 -]
        John Henry S Williams [JUN qtr 1914 Bucklow CHS -] married SEP qtr 1937 Bucklow Barbara Benington
        
        David B Williams [1940 -] married SEP qtr 1963 Sudbury SFK Marion Brinkley
        
        Alan Williams
        Geoffrey Williams
        Roger Williams
        
        Martin Williams [1941 -] married Susan Dart
        
        Nicholas Williams
        Peter Williams
        
        Catherine E Williams married SEP qtr 1968 Bucklow CHS Robert W Crow
        
        Frances Crow
        Julia Crow
        Elspeth Crow
        
        Kathleen Edna Williams [MAR qtr 1918 Bucklow CHS -] married SEP qtr 1955 Peterborough Robert Stephen Beesley
        
        Kevin M Beesley [SEP qtr 1961 Peterborough -]
        Karen E Beesley [MAR qtr 1964 Peterborough -]
        
        William Stanier [1883 - 1884]
        Winifred Stanier [1886 - 1886]
        Harold Vincent Stanier [SEP qtr 1893 Highworth WIL -] married JUN qtr 1928 Elham KEN Grace C Gardner
      5. Maria Elizabeth Stanier [(photographs) [MAR qtr 1854 Wolverhampton - 1947]
      6. Charles Frederick Stanier [(photograph) [MAR qtr 1855 Wolverhampton - 18 September 1910 at sea] married MAR qtr 1888 Wolverhampton Annie Sarah J Yates [JUN qtr 1858 Wolverhampton -] (photograph) (44 Lansdowne Rd, Didsbury LAN: RG12/3161 f102 p25)
        (18 Waterloo Rd, Wolverhampton: HO107/2018 f115 p5; 5 Waterloo Rd: RG9/1990 f124 p26; 47 North Rd, Wolverhampton: RG10/2930 f15 p24)
    2. Hannah Maria Stanier [1824 - SEP qtr 1893 Aston] (lived with her sister Sara Smith, 1871 - 1891)
    3. Frederick Stanier [1826 - DEC qtr 1906 West Bromwich] married SEP qtr 1850 Bath Harriett Oxley [1825 Wells SOM - JUN qtr 1898 West Bromwich]
      1. Sarah Emily Stanier [1853 - 6 July 1919 West Bromwich]
      2. Henry Stanier [1854 -]
      3. Alfred Sidney Stanier [1860 -]
      4. Ada Stanier [1863 -]
        (Cleveland Street, Wolverhampton: HO107/2018 f120 p1; Merridale Rd, Wolverhampton: RG9/1990 f7 p9; 3 Albert Villas, Fentham Rd Handsworth: RG11/2835 f111 p36; 87 Acton Lane, Handsworth: RG12/2263 f54 p5)
    4. Sara Stanier [1829 -] married Smith
      (Gravelly Lane, 1 South Grove Terrace: RG11/3047 f81 p2, RG12/2425 f128 p30, RG13/2876 f136 p24)
    5. Henry Stanier (photograph) [1831 - 1892 Granada, Spain] married a Spaniard
      (132 Islington, Birmingham St Thomas: HO107/1147/4 f8 p8; 131 Islington, Birmingham St Thomas: HO107/2052 f174 p23; Aston Ferry no 1: RG9/2180 f101 p13; Gravelly Lane 1 South Grove Terrace, Birmingham: RG11/3047 f81 p2, RG12/2425 f128 p30)
3. John Stanyer [26 December 1763 Wolverhamption St Peter -]
William Stanier married 4 July 1764 Wolverhampton St Peter Margaret Hughes
1. Charles Stanier [1 June 1765 Birmingham St Martin - 26 March 1766]
2. Benjamin Stanier [16 February 1767 Birmingham St Martin -]
3. Hannah Stanier [26 December 1769 Birmingham St Martin -]
4. John Stanier [28 June 1773 Birmingham St Martin -]
5. Joseph Stanier [8 April 1776 Birmingham St Martin -]
6. Sarah Stanier [15 September 1778 Birmingham St Martin - 14 April 1780]
7. Charles Stanier [1 April 1782 Birmingham St Martin -] married Eleanor
  1. Charles Stanier [born 28 December 1808 -] (baptised 1 August 1809 Birmingham St Martin)
8. Sarah Stanier [21 April 1783 Birmingham St Martin -] married 23 October 1803 Edgbaston George Austin [1771 -]
  1. Ann Austin [August 1805 Birmingham St Martin - 5 August 1805]
  2. Elias Charles Austin [20 October 1806 Birmingham St Martin - 12 January 1875 Kensington LON] married 16 May 1830 St James Westminster Rebecca Adams Waters [1809 - 1878]
    1. George Austin [1836 London -] married SEP qtr 1860 Kensington Harriett Crabbe [1839 -]
    2. Robert Austin [MAR qtr 1841 Kensington -] married SEP qtr 1867 Islington Mary Anne Boyling [1843 Woolwich KEN - 1871]
      1. Elizabeth Ann Austin [MAR qtr 1868 Lambeth SRY -]
      2. Robert Charles Austin [JUN qtr 1869 Lambeth SRY -] married SEP qtr 1897 Lewes Catherine Louisa Jordan
        
        Charles Ernest Austin [21 April 1898 Halesworth SFK - October 1998 DEV]
        Hilda Mary Austin [2 January 1900 Halesworth SFK - January 2003 DEV] married SEP qtr 1923 Romford ESS Archie D Chambers
        Alfred Austin [JUN qtr 1903 Blything - JUN qtr 1903 Blything]
        (48 London Rd, Halesworth SFK: RG13/1795 f61 p30)
        (12 Neville St, Lambeth: RG10/668 f61 p30)
    3. Elizabeth Austin [18 March 1849 Kensington -] married 21 May 1872 Sparkbrook WAR David Phillips [1842 - 17 October 1882]
      1. David Percy Newport Phillips [14 June 1873 Kings Norton-] married JUN qtr 1899 Hendon Alice Maud Pitt
      2. Arthur George Phillips [11 April 1875 Sparkbrook - MAR qtr 1876]
      3. Wilfred Ernest Phillips [JUN qtr 1877 King Norton -] married 18 Jul 1907 Fulham Nellie Matilda Vincent [1879 -]
      4. Herbert Llewellyn Phillips [2 April 1879 Birmingham - 11 September 1954 Christchurch NZ] married 14 March 1912 Christchurch NZ Emma Patrick [1888 - 1973]
        
        Florence 'Judy' Phillips [14 August 1914 Christchurch - 16 January 2006] married Lewis Edward Gammon [- 2000]
        Wilfred Harvey Phillips [4 April 1915 Christchurch - 24 August 2001] married 23 March 1942 Mary Bernadette Walkin [1916 - 2007]
        
        Bruce Harvey Phillips [10 June 1943 - 16 September 2007] married 27 August 1966 Hardwick
        
        2 children
        
        1 more child
      Elizabeth Austin married Albert Cook [1845 -]
      1. Lizzie Cook [6 June 1888 Moseley, Kings Norton WOR-]
      (20 Park Lane, Kensington: HO107/1468 f7 p7; 1 Gt King St, Kensington: RG9/16 f71 p41; Kensington Town: RG10/34 f62 p61)
  3. William Austin [17 January 1809 Birmingham St Martin - 12 February 1809]
9. William Stanier [18 August 1788 - 3 January 1848] married 1808 Edgbaston Ann Wane
  1. Sarah Stanier [21 August 1809 - ] married 16 September 1833 Birmingham St Martin Joseph Holder
    1. Joseph Holder [1834 Birmingham -]
    2. William Holder [1835 Birmingham -]
    3. George Holder [1837 Birmingham -] married Sophia
      1. Ellen Holder [1864 Birmingham -]
      2. Ada Holder [SEP qtr 1867 Aston -]
      3. Clara Holder [SEP qtr 1870 Aston -]
      4. Agness Holder [JUN qtr 1873 Aston -]
      5. Isabella 'Bella' Holder [MAR qtr 1876 Aston -]
      6. George Joseph Holder [MAR qtr 1880 Aston -]
        (11 Buckingham Street, Birmingham: RG9/2157 f99 p16; Clifton Road, Aston: RG10/3157 f144 p39; 13, 25 Ct Clifton Road, Aston: RG11/3043 f90 p27)
    4. Henry Holder [1839 Birmingham -]
      (222 New Town Row, Birmingham: HO107/2058 f776 p15)
  2. Ann Stanier [29 January 1810 - ] married James Warner
    1. William Warner [1833 -] married SEP qtr 1851 Birmingham Emma Owen [1831 - DEC qtr 1856 Birmingham]
      1. William Warner [JUN qtr 1852 Birmingham - SEP qtr 1852]
      2. Joseph William Warner [JUN qtr 1855 Birmingham -]
    2. Emma Warner [1834 -] married SEP qtr 1855 Birmingham William Thorneywork
      1. John Thorneywork [1855 Birmingham -]
      2. Louisa Thorneywork [1857 Birmingham -]
      3. Catherine Thorneywork [MAR qtr 1859 Birmingham -]
      4. William Arthur Thorneywork [SEP qtr 1862 Birmingham -]
      5. Emma Thorneywork [MAR qtr 1867 Birmingham -]
      6. Samuel Thorneywork [1868 Birmingham -]
      7. Arthur Thorneywork [1871 Birmingham -]
      8. Frederick Thorneywork [MAR qtr 1875 Birmingham -] married DEC qtr 1899 Birmingham Alice Pemberton
        
        Fred Thorneywork [JUN qtr 1900 Wylde Green STS-]
        Nellie M Thorneywork [JUN qtr 1904 Wylde Green STS-] married SEP qtr 1937 Birmingham Frederick Haddon
        
        Margaret A Haddon [JUN qtr 1938 Birmingham -]
        Bryan Haddon [SEP qtr 1943 Birmingham -]
        
        David Thorneywork [15 June 1909 Small Heath WAR - 19 October 1989] married 1945 Evelyn Septima Resch Grant [1914 Bairnsdale VIC -]
        
        1 son married Delarue
        
        3 children
        
        (Birchfield Villas, Jockey Road, Sutton Coldfield: RG13/2891 f74 p20; 31 Oldknow Road, Small Heath: RG78/1100 sn172)
        (49 Lower Hockley Street: RG11/2991 f37 p30)
    3. Eliza Warner [1836 -]
    4. James Warner [1837 -] married Ellen Tomkinson [1837 -]
      1. William Warner [1854 - 1905] married JUN qtr 1874 Birmingham Emma Davis [1857 - 1885]
        
        Emma Adeline Warner [1877 -] married DEC qtr 1906 Birmingham George Crook
        William Warner [1881 - 1961] married DEC qtr 1902 Birmingham Florence Ann Howe [1881 - 1972]
        
        William Arthur Warner [1903 - 1985] married SEP qtr 1922 Birmingham Doris Blanche Tuffley
        
        Derek William Warner [1929 -]
        Betty Warner [1934 -] married MAR qtr 1952 Birmingham Kenneth F Powers
        
        Lynn Powers
        Leslie Powers
        Lorena Powers
        Lisa Powers
        
        Harold Warner [1905 -] married Gladys Field
        
        Edna Warner
        Colin Warner
        Joyce Warner
        
        Leslie Warner [1908 - 1933]
        Alice Warner [1912 - 1995] married JUN qtr 1939 Birmingham Charles William Faulkner (first cousin once removed - see below)
        
        Keith Warner
        Valery Warner
        
        Amy L Warner [1917 - 1992] married MAR qtr 1940 Birmingham Patrick T Callaghan
        Amy L Callaghan married MAR qtr 1942 Birmingham William Hek
        
        Graham W Hek [SEP qtr 1942 Birmingham -]
        Janette W Hek [SEP qtr 1942 Birmingham -]
        Amy L Hek married DEC qtr 1948 Birmingham Charles H Lediard
        
        Susan J Lediard [DEC qtr 1949 Birmingham -]
        
        William Warner married DEC qtr 1890 Birmingham Mary Evans
      2. Walter Warner [1856 -] married Caroline
        
        Edwin Warner [1878 -]
        Walter Warner [1880 -]
      3. Ellen Warner [1862 -] married A Faulkner
        
        Charles William Faulkner married JUN qtr 1939 Birmingham Alice Warner (first cousin once removed - see above)
      4. James Warner [25 August 1863 - 7 November 1943] married 4 May 1884 Selina Evans [12 August 1864 - 8 September 1926]
        
        Lilian Gertrude Warner [27 August 1884 - 1941] married 29 September 1902 Tarentum PA Arthur G Lloyd [22 December 1877 - 1968]
        (Tarentum Ward 2, Allegheny PA: Roll T624_1297 p17B ED246 image1530)
        
        Wilfred Bernard Lloyd [1903 - 1971] married 1926 Naomi Elizabeth Royston [1899 -]
        
        Betty Fetter [1916 -] stepdaughter
        (Brackenridge, Allegheny PA: Roll 1960 p32A ED515 image527.0)
        Wilfred Royston Lloyd [1931 -] married 1952 Joan Lou Myford
        
        Rebecca Louise Lloyd [1953 -] married John Smith
        Adrienne Kay Lloyd [1956 -] married 1993 Will Williamson
        Cheryl Ann Lloyd [1959 -] married 1986 Dennis L. Earle
        
        Kaitlyn Elizabeth Earle
        
        David Wilfred Lloyd [1961 -]
        Leslie Jean Lloyd [1962 -]
        
        Forrester James Lloyd [25 October 1905 - 16 January 1911] drowned in Allegheny River at Tarentum
        Gladys Helena Warner Lloyd [10 July 1908 - 11 January 1909]
        George Arthur Lloyd [24 February 1910 - June 1997] married 14 June 1933 Elizabeth Patricia Ford [- 1941]
        
        Dolores Audrey Lloyd married Robert Lee Conley
        
        Deborah Lee Conley married Charles Kirk
        
        Jeffrey Kirk
        Stephen Kirk
        
        Dennis Patrick Conley married, divorced Marie Callender
        
        Jesse Conley
        
        Joseph Conley
        
        Jamie Conley
        
        Dolores Audrey Lloyd married George Ambroziak
        Georgetta Ann Lloyd married Clarence Bernard Dwyer
        
        Cynthia Jane Dwyer married, divorced William Elwell
        
        Megan Elwell married Mark Selinger
        
        Dylan Selinger
        
        Colleen Elwell
        Shannon Elwell
        
        David Todd Dwyer married, divorced Pam
        David Todd Dwyer married, divorced Katrina Spitka
        
        Jeremy Todd Dwyer
        Joshua David Dwyer
        Brittany Nicole Dwyer
        
        James Arthur Lloyd married Alice Jean Echement
        
        Cheryl Elizabeth Lloyd married Dan Allen
        
        Alexis Allen
        Danny Allen
        
        Michelle Lynn Lloyd married John Pezzana
        
        James Alan Pezzana
        Ashley Marie Pezzana
        
        Karen Jean Lloyd married Robert Beitle
        
        George Arthur Lloyd married 1944 Nellie Maretta Smith
        
        Carol Maretta Lloyd married Rev. Robert Mitchell [- 1994]
        
        Michelle Lyn Mitchell married Keith J Johnston
        
        Robert Thomas Johnston
        Ryan Joseph Johnston
        
        Leslie Sue Mitchell
        
        Thomas David Lloyd married Pamela Lou James
        
        Amy Beth Lloyd married, divorced Wells C Amis
        Amy Beth Lloyd married Jason Mayfield
        
        Abigail Callahan Amis
        
        Melissa James Lloyd married Matthew Markow
        
        George Russell Lloyd married Patricia Butler
        
        Julie Ann Lloyd
        Jessica Lee Lloyd married Michael McDeatt
        
        Hunter James McDeatt
        Baily Elizabeth McDeatt
        
        Joseph Forrester Lloyd
        George Arthur Levan
        
        Goldie Amarilla Lloyd [5 April 1913 - 22 May 1913]
        Harry Clair Lloyd [6 April 1920 - 2004] married 1939 ? Riggle
        
        Arthur Lloyd married Sandi Hughes
        
        Keith Lloyd
        Kregg Lloyd
        
        Harry Clair Lloyd married 1947 Thelma Mae Paugh [30 November 1920 - 1998]
        
        Linda Sue Lloyd married Robert Russell
        
        Peter Russell
        Benjamin Russell
        
        Mark Lloyd
        Jeffery Lloyd married Kathy Sweeney
        
        Anna Lloyd
        
        Ellen Beatrice Warner [1886 -] married 21 April 1907, divorced 1931 James Harris
        
        James Harold Harris [16 March 1908-] married MAR qtr 1931 Selena Wall
        
        Irene Harris married Frederick Richards
        
        Gerald Harris married a Dutch girl
        Lesley Harris
        
        2 daughters
        
        Ian Harris
        
        Harold Harris
        
        Ellen Lavinia Harris [13 January 1910 - 1 April 2003] married Lesley Williams
        
        Margaret Williams married Douglas F Greenwood
        
        Jacqueline Greenwood married Allan Steele
        
        a son
        
        Andrew Greenwood married Fiona
        
        Jamie Greenwood
        
        Gillian Williams married, divorced, married, redivorced John H S Allonby
        
        Virginia Allonby married Abel Quintanilla
        
        Kori Quintanilla
        
        Margot Allonby married John Stiles
        
        Vincent Stiles
        Rozlin Stiles
        
        Tina Allonby
        
        Howard Williams married, divorced Annabelle Lee
        
        Laurence Williams
        Geraldine Williams
        
        Arthur A H Harris married Ena M Miller
        
        Arthur Harris married, divorced Victoria Gough
        
        Ellen Harris (died circa 2 months)
        David Arthur Harris married Elaine Perkins
        
        Michelle Anne Harris
        Elizabeth Margarett Harris
        Matthew Donald Arthur Harris
        
        Helen Ena Harris
        
        3 children
        
        Timothy Charles Harris
        
        Oliver Harris
        
        James Archibald Warner [18 March 1889 -] married DEC qtr 1913 Birmingham Clara Smith [12 July 1891 -]
        
        Gladys Mae Warner [2 May 1914 - 15 April 1994] married Ed Kroetsch [13 March 1910 - 1 August 1991]
        
        Shirley Kroetsch married Brown
        
        Shelley Brown
        Stacey Brown
        
        Richard Kroetsch married Sharon Bodkin
        
        Clara Kroetsch
        
        Edward Kroetsch married Karen Kopera
        
        2 children
        
        James Leonard Warner [13 July 1921 - 18 July 1974]
        
        Leonard Warner [16 September 1945 - 18 February 1989]
        
        Leonard Vincent Warner [1892 - 7 November 1914 Ypres]
        Violet M Warner [1895 -] married 22 May 1920 Alfred Bartlett
        Leah B Warner [1898 -] married DEC qtr 1917 William Stokes
        
        Edna May Stokes [DEC qtr 1918 - April 1999] married DEC qtr 1940 Frederick Thompson
        
        Brian Leslie Thompson [28 November 1940 - May 1999]
        
        Gladys I Warner [DEC qtr 1899 - 1947] married MAR qtr 1921 Leonard Smith
      5. Emma Warner [1866 -]
      6. Eliza Warner [1872 -]
      7. Mary Ann Warner [1874 -]
      8. John Warner [1876 -] married JUN qtr 1898 Birmingham Alice Maria Evans
        
        John George Warner [1898 -]
        
        John Lionel Warner married SEP qtr 1943 Birmingham Gladys Abigail Blythe
        
        Pauline Warner [1944 -] married SEP qtr 1966 Birmingham Graham Nairn
        
        Deborah Nairn [1967 -] married OCT 1990 Solihull South David Henry Maughan
        
        Alex Emily Maughan [1993 -]
        
        Adele Nairn [1969 -]
        
        (6 Clissold Street, All Saints: RG10/3130 f108 p6; 87 Blews St West, All Saints: RG11/3005 f98 p41)
    5. Ann Warner [1843 -]
    6. Mary Warner [1847 -]
    7. Sarah Warner [1849 -]
    8. John Warner [1851 -]
      (Nineveh, All Saints, Birmingham: HO107/1139/6 f21 p2; 13 Dyers Building, Nineveh: HO107/2059 f392 p12)
  3. William Stanier [23 March 1813 - ] (baptised 22 August 1814)
    1. Henry Stanier [1833 -]
    2. Ann Stanier [28 October 1839 -] (baptised 28 December 1840)
    3. James Stanier [1846 -]
      (Nineveh, All Saints: HO107/2059 f386 p1)
    William Stanier married 19 July 1857 Birmingham St George Ann Rochell Hassall [1 June 1828 -]
    1. Elizabeth Amelia Hassall [DEC qtr 1854 Birmingham -] born out of wedlock but took the name of Stanier when her mother married William
    2. Mary Stanier [1857 -]
    3. William Stanier [1859 -]
  4. Joseph Stanier [12 April 1819 - 1890] (baptised 4 October 1819) married Sarah Jones [1824 - 1914]
    1. Elizabeth Stanier [1848 -] married JUN qtr 1868 West Bromwich Henry Smart [1849 -]
      1. Henry Smart [1869 - 1872]
    2. Sarah Stanier [1851 -]
    3. William Stanier [1854 -]
    4. Mary Jane Stanier [1857 -]
    5. Sarah Stanier [1851 Birmingham -]
    6. William Stanier [1854 Birmingham - 1913 Birmingham] married DEC qtr 1874 Birmingham Harriet Meakin [1855 - 1925]
      1. William Stanier [1878 Birmingham -]
      2. Joseph Stanier [1881 Birmingham -]
      3. Charles Arthur Stanier (photograph) [1883 - 28 March 1918] married SEP qtr 1904 Birmingham Selina Jane Carswell [1884 Shrewsbury SAL - 1953]
        
        Edith May Stanier (photograph) [1905 Birmingham - 4 March 1958] married Walter Harris [1905 -]
        Florrie Stanier (photograph) [1909 Birmingham - 2007] married 8 April 1939 Birmingham Reginald William Gilbert [1908 - 1992]
        
        1 child
        
        Hilda Stanier [JUN qtr 1912 Birmingham -] married SEP qtr 1935 Birmingham Harry Rose [1909 - 1996]
        
        1 child
        
        Charles A Stanier [JUN qtr 1915 Birmingham -] married SEP qtr 1940 Birmingham Leah Gibson [1914 - 1999]
        
        2 children
        (49 Essington Street, Birmingham: RG78/1095 sn55)
      4. George Stanier [1885 Birmingham- ] married MAR qtr 1908 Birmingham Alice Adelaide Broadhurst [1885 -]
        
        George Stanier [1909 Birmingham -]
        Charles Stanier [1910 Birmingham -]
        Samuel J Stanier [JUN qtr 1912 Birmingham -]
        Jack B Stanier [MAR qtr 1918 Birmingham -]
        Violet Stanier [DEC qtr 1919 Birmingham -]
      5. Lily Stanier [1887 Birmingham -]
      6. Violet Stanier [1889 Birmingham -]
      7. Rose Stanier [1892 Birmingham -] married JUN qtr 1912 Birmingham Charles W Houghton [1892 -]
        
        Lillian R Houghton [MAR qtr 1915 Birmingham -]
        Charles W Houghton [JUN qtr 1918 Birmingham -]
      8. Samuel Stanier [1894 Birmingham -] married SEP qtr 1915 Birmingham Evelyn E Perks [1898 -]
        
        Charles A Stanier [DEC qtr 1918 Birmingham -]
        Lilian M Stanier [MAR qtr 1920 Birmingham -]
        Samuel G Stanier [MAR qtr 1921 Birmingham -]
        James W Stanier [JUN qtr 1922 Birmingham -]
        George Stanier [JUN qtr 1923 Birmingham -]
        Arthur Stanier [JUN qtr 1925 Birmingham -]
        Walter Stanier [SEP qtr 1928 Birmingham -]
        Ivy Stanier [SEP qtr 1931 Birmingham -]
      9. Harriet Stanier [1897 Birmingham -]
      10. Elizabeth Stanier [DEC qtr 1898 Birmingham -]
        (6 Victoria Terrace, All Saints: RG12/2395 f152 p24; 9 House bk of 24 Popes Street, Birmingham: RG13/2824 f75 p11; 38 Garbett Street, Ladywood: RG78/1095 sn60)
    7. Mary Jane Stanier [1857 -]
    8. Florence Stanier [1867 -] married Henry E Wilson
      1. William H Wilson [1894 -]
      2. Maida L Wilson [1898 -]
        (38 Barker St, Warley WOR: RG13/2712 f122 p20)
  5. John Stanier [7 February 1822 -] married 31 July 1842 Kings Norton Mary Heaven
    1. John Stanier [6 February 1843 - ] married Elizabeth Warren [1842 -]
      1. Mary Jane Stanier [JUN qtr 1861 -] married John Frederick Pugh [1861 -]
        
        Ernest Pugh [1888 -]
        Jenny Pugh [1891 -]
        Oliver Pugh [1893 -]
        Stanley Pugh [1898 -]
      2. Emma Stanier [SEP qtr 1864 -] possibly married MAR qtr 1877 Robert James Bailey
        (Station Road, Hampton-in-Arden WAR: RG13/2896 f7 p6)
      3. Elizabeth Stanier [DEC qtr 1866 -] married DEC qtr 1888 Charles Courbet [1869 -]
        
        Charles Sidney Courbet [JUN qtr 1891 Aston Birmingham -] married SEP qtr 1919 West Bromwich Ethel Trendinnick
        Dorothy Winifred Courbet [JUN qtr 1895 Weymouth DOR -]
        (Tower Road, Aston WAR: RG13/2885 f87 p31)
      4. Martha Stanier [SEP qtr 1869 -] married DEC qtr 1891 Birmingham Frederick Joseph W Small [1869 -]
        
        Ethel Small [1894 -]
        Martha Small [1896 -]
        Beatrice Small [1898 -]
        Fredrick Small [1900 -]
      5. Hannah Stanier [MAR qtr 1873 -] married MAR qtr 1894 Frank Smith [1869 -]
        
        Frank Smith [1895 -]
        Edith Smith [1899 -]
        (9 Northcote Road, Yardley: RG13/2922 f28 p47)
      6. John Stanier [SEP qtr 1875 -] married 1898 Emily Sherratt [JUN qtr 1875 Prescot LAN -]
        
        Clement Stanier [21 July 1898 Birmingham - May 1986]
        Frank Stanier [November 1900 Birmingham -]
        John Stanier [1903 -]
        Olive Stanier [1908 Handsworth STS -]
        Dorothy Stanier [1910 Handsworth STS -]
        (22 Norton Street, All Saints: RG13/2851 f33 p6; 85 Stamford Road, Handsworth STS: RG78/1059 sn241)
        (421 Park Road, All Saints: RG11/3009 f70 p23)
    2. Mary Ann Stanier [8 January 1845 - ]
    3. James Stanier [30 August 1846 - ] married SEP qtr 1870 Aston Amelia Fentham [1845 - JUN qtr 1896]
      1. Albert James Stanier [MAR qtr 1872 -]
      2. Ellen Amelia Stanier [MAR qtr 1876 - SEP qtr 1885]
      3. Lily Stanier [MAR qtr 1878 -] married JUN qtr 1909 West Bromwich Harry Roberts
      4. Ernest Stanier [25 March 1881 - 15 December 1953] married Ada [- 30 April 1952]
      5. Frank Stanier [DEC qtr 1885 - 26 July 1937 Birmingham] married SEP qtr 1910 West Bromwich Eliza(beth) Wale [DEC qtr 1886 Wolverhampton -]
        (278 Park Road, All Saints: RG11/3009 f9 p11; 2 Lime Avenue, All Saints: RG12/2400 f83 p47; 2 Lime Avenue, Allens Road, All Saints: RG13/2850 f34 p16; 184 Alexander Rd Acock's Green: RG78/1115 sn15)
    4. William Stanier [1847 - 1905] married 27 February 1870 Birmingham Martha Kimber [1851 -]
      1. William John Stanier [1871 - 1939] married 11 July 1894 Birmingham Lizzie Shaw [1871 - 1950]
        
        William Edwin Stanier [1894 - 1967] married 7 April 1917 West Bromwich Mabel Eleanor Read [1889 - 1973]
        
        John Howard Stanier [1918 - 1999] married SEP qtr 1939 Birmingham Betty Margaret Violet Williams [1920 -]
        
        Brian John Stanier [1940 -] married MAR qtr 1963 Surrey South Eastern Gillian Mary Maynard
        
        Paul Marston Stanier [1964 -]
        Ruth Elizabeth Stanier [1966 -] married May 1995 Tunbridge Wells Peter Massingberd-Mundy
        David John Stanier [1969 -] married August 1992 Durham Western Nicola Orchard
        
        Thomas David John Stanier
        Rowen Lowenna Stanier
        Megan Kerenza Stanier
        
        Susan Margaret Stanier [1943 -] married JUN qtr 1966 Clitheroe, divorced 1976 Barry Taylor [1941 -]
        
        Jonathan David Taylor [1967 -] married June 1993 Ewecross Sandra Lewis [1963 -]
        Jason Edward Taylor [1969 -]
        Susan Margaret Taylor married JUN qtr 1983 Hyndburn LAN Neil Parramore [JUN qtr 1948 Blackburn -]
        
        Julie Parramore
        
        Linda Mary Stanier [1947 -] married SEP qtr 1969 Clitheroe Jonathan Anthony Lloyd [1947 -]
        
        Andrew James Lloyd [1972 -]
        Rachel Louise Lloyd [1974 -]
        Richard William Lloyd [1977 -]
        
        Jane Elizabeth Stanier [1951 -] married JUN qtr 1971 Clitheroe David Wrennall [1947 -]
        
        Louise Jane Wrennall [1978 -] married August 2007 Allan Padfield
        Kate Elizabeth Wrennall
        Judith Margaret Wrennall
        
        Marguerite Ruth 'Peggy' Stanier [1921 -] married SEP qtr 1941 Birmingham John F T 'Jack' Andrews [- 1995]
        
        John Richard Andrews [1943 -] married JUN qtr 1965 Birmingham Irene Joan Alcock
        
        Lee John Andrews [1966 -]
        Tracie Marguerite Andrews [1969 -]
        
        Karla Marie Andrews
        
        Donna Joan Andrews [1973 -]
        
        Keiron Robert Andrews
        
        John Richard Andrews married DEC qtr 1981 Birmingham Judith Carol Orton
        
        Laura Jane Andrews
        Neil Robert Andrews
        
        Jennifer Marguerite Andrews [1945 -] married JUN qtr 1963 Birmingham John B 'Dutch' Holland
        
        Susan Jennifer Holland [1965 -] married Kevin Lloyd Whiteman
        John William Holland [1968 -] married May 1993 Birmingham Cherylynn Russell
        Jayne Louise Holland married June 1992 Bromsgrove David Paul Jones
        
        Roger William Stanier [1924 -] married 10 November 1945 Maris Doreen Poole [1925 -]
        
        Pamela Hazel Stanier [1949 -] married 1970 divorced 1995 Frank Gibson [1946 -]
        
        Christopher Thomas Gibson [1976 -] married 2009 Genna Cox
        
        Fraser Gibson
        Holly Gibson
        
        William Robert Gibson [1978 -] married 1999 Clare Naomi Redpath
        Philippa Maris 'Pippa' Gibson [1979 -] civil ceremony 12 June 2010 Philippa Joy Hardman
        Pamela Hazel Gibson married 2004 Richard Winterton
        Alan Michael Stanier married 1973 divorced 1976 Avis Irene Mann [1949 -]
        Alan Michael Stanier [1950 -] married 1979 Heather June Berriman [1951 -]
        
        Joel Berriman Stanier
        Simon Joshua Stanier
        Nathan Alexander Stanier
        
        Lilian May Stanier [1898 - 1982]
        Elsie Florence Stanier [1903 - 2003] married Melva Purkis [1910 - 1987]
        
        Margaret Elizabeth Purkis [1939 -] married Michael Peter Lear Caton [1936 -]
        
        Peter Cyril Caton [1960 -] married Deborah Chattey [1961 -]
        Sally Jean Caton [1963 -]
        David Melva Caton [1967 -] married Katherine Maynard [1967 -]
        
        Thomas Peter Caton
        
        Jean Purkis [1939 -] married David Palmer [1941 -]
        
        James Palmer married Naomi Tuck
        
        Eve Palmer
        
        Catherine Palmer married James Willis
        
        Chloe Willis
        Marcus Willis
        
        Simon Palmer [1969 -]
        
        William John S Purkis [1946 -] married DEC qtr 1968 Torbay Glenys Byrt
        
        Dean Purkis [1972 -]
        Jeanette Cara Purkis [1974 -]
      2. Jane Elizabeth Stanier [1873 -]
      3. Ada Stanier [1875 - 1939] married SEP qtr 1897 Birmingham Ernest Samuel Cox
        
        Walter I L Cox [1899 -]
        Ernest S Cox [1901 -]
        (519 Park Road, All Saints: RG13/2850 f74 p39)
      4. Mary Alice Stanier [1877 - 1963] married 1901 James Morris Greenfield [1875 - 1924]
        
        Annie Hilda Greenfield [1902 -] married Frederick Sweet [1893 - 1976]
        
        Morris Greenfield Sweet [1924 -] married 1941 divorced 1948 Ruth Betts
        Morris Greenfield Sweet married 1948 divorced 1956 Irene Patricia Law
        Morris Greenfield Sweet married 1960 divorced 1969 Linda Davis
        
        Michael John Harris né Sweet
        Morris Greenfield Sweet married 1969 Daphne Maureen Murdoch née Hutton née Sykes
        
        Penelope Susan Murdoch married William Zindt
        
        Alex Zindt
        Heather Zindt
        Sarah Zindt
        
        Phillipa Jane Hutton married Stuart Sumsion
        
        Dawn Greenfield Sweet [1927 -] married Abraham Ostashower
        
        Richard Ostashower
        Jane Ostashower
        Joanne Ostashower
        2 other children (twin boys)
        
        Roma Greenfield Sweet [1930 -] married Ernest Henry 'Johnny' Brown
        
        Linda Brown
        Adrian Brown
        
        1 other daughter
      5. George Henry Stanier [1878 - 1953] married SEP qtr 1905 Birmingham Mary Ann Lyon née Thacker
        
        Clara Stanier [1907 - 1993] married MAR qtr 1941 Birmingham Bernard Purchase
        
        Janet Christine Purchase [1944 -] married MAR qtr 1963 Weymouth Marcus Anthony Ace
        
        Yvette Joanne Ace [1963 -] married MAR qtr 1983 Weymouth Stephen D Lane
        Yvette Joanne Ace married June 1986 Weymouth Gary W Johnston
        
        Sophie Johnstone
        Yvette Joanne Johnstone married October 1989 Weymouth Kevin P Pering
        
        Luke Pering
        
        Nicolette Karen Ace [1964 -] married June 1984 Weymouth Nicholas Paul Barwis
        
        Charles Nicholas Barwis
        Rudi Megan Barwis
        
        Lorraine Marie Ace [1969 -]
        
        Ethel Mary Stanier [1911 - 1972]
        George Stanier [1914 - 1914]
      6. James Stanier [1880 - 8 July 1927] married SEP qtr 1903 Birmingham Clara Ann Thacker [- 19 February 1953]
        
        George Edward Stanier [1904 - 1981] married JUN qtr 1933 Birmingham Winifred May Allison [1907 - 27 November 1987]
        
        Patricia Allison Stanier married Palmer
        Patricia Allison Palmer married MAR qtr 1967 Worcester Thomas Joseph O'Keeffe
        
        Craig O'Keeffe married Julie
        
        Robert O'Keeffe
        Charlotte O'Keeffe
        
        Michelle O'Keeffe
        Ceri O'Keeffe
        
        Hilda M Stanier [1910 -]
        Beryl C Stanier [1912 -]
        Doris M Stanier [1914 -] married Frank Charles Parmley [12 October 1918 - September 2004 ]
        Ivy Stanier
      7. Florence Martha Stanier [1881 -] married JUN qtr 1901 Birmingham George Moore
        
        Horace Moore
        George Moore married Mabel
        Florence Martha Moore married John 'Jack' Saunders
      8. Howard Stanier [1882 - circa 1886]
    5. Jane Stanier [1849 - ] married JUN qtr 1871 Joseph Smith
      1. Joseph Smith [1872 -]
      2. Ethel Smith [1874 -]
      3. Mildred Smith [1875 -]
      4. Henry B Smith [1877 -]
      5. Beatrice Mary Smith [1879 -]
      6. Thomas Archibald Smith [1880 -]
      7. Eunice Ada Smith [June 1890 -]
      8. Doris Majorie Smith [1896 -]
        (256 Soho Rd, Handsworth: RG11/2833 f27 p2; 256 Soho Rd, Handsworth: RG12/2260 f38 p11; 170 Heathfield Road, Handsworth: RG13/2713 f159 p12)
    6. Thomas Stanier [1854 - ] married MAR qtr 1880 Ann Hadley Hanson [1852 -]
      1. Gertrude Elizabeth Stanier [~June 1880 -]
        (1 Ingleby Street, Ladywood: RG11/2969 f103 p14)
  6. James Stanier [1824 - ] married Matilda Martin [1825 -]
    1. Sarah Stanier [MAR qtr 1850 Birmingham -] married SEP qtr 1875 West Bromwich Walter Shephard Williams
      1. Elizabeth Williams [1872 Handsworth -]
      2. George Williams [1874 Handsworth -]
      3. Walter Williams [1878 Birmingham -]
    2. Matilda Stanier [MAR qtr 1852 Birmingham (1901 census has Rugby) -] married James Dunn
      1. James Joshua Dunn [1878 Birmingham -]
      2. May Matilda Dunn [JUN qtr 1883 Birmingham (1901 census has Rugby) -]
      3. Elsie A Dunn [1890 Birmingham (1901 census has Rugby) -]
        (65 Talbot Street: RG11/3009 f123 p7; 26 Wellington Street, Birmingham: RG12/2398 f118 p15; 59 Colmore Row, Birmingham: RG13/2853 f133 p53)
    3. William Stanier [MAR qtr 1852 Birmingham -]
    4. Ann Stanier [MAR qtr 1854 Birmingham -]
    5. Emily Stanier [DEC qtr 1856 Birmingham -] married JUN qtr 1878 Birmingham Henry James W Holland
      1. Amy Beatrice Holland [SEP qtr 1879 Birmingham -] married JUN qtr 1896 Birmingham William Henry Parramore
        
        William John Parramore [11 May 1901 West Bromwich - SEP qtr 1974 Shrewsbury]
        Winifred A Parramore [MAR qtr 1913 Birmingham -]
        (3 Rose Terrace, Douglas Road, Handsworth: RG13/2710 f99 p9, 325 Camden Street, Birmingham: RG78/1096 sn315)
      2. Albert Holland [February 1881 Birmingham -]
      3. Henry Holland [February 1881 Birmingham -]
        (1 bk 115 Soho Rd, Birmingham: RG11/3009 f139 p39)
    6. Selina Stanier [DEC qtr 1858 Birmingham -] married SEP qtr 1881 West Bromwich William Callow
      1. Lilian Callow [1883 Handsworth -]
      2. Evelyn Callow [1885 Handsworth -]
      3. William John Callow [SEP qtr 1888 West Bromwich -]
      4. John Callow [1889 Handsworth -]
        (104 Holyhead Road, Handsworth: RG12/2260 f116 p27, RG13/2711 f114 p21)
    7. Jane Stanier [1860 -] married SEP qtr 1884 West Bromwich Henry George Clark
      1. Martha 'Mattie' Maud Clark [MAR qtr 1881 Birmingham -]
      2. Fredrick H Clark [1884 Birmingham -]
      3. Bertram Ernest Clark [DEC qtr 1884 Birmingham -]
      4. Bertha Amelia Clark [DEC qtr 1886 Birmingham -]
      5. Rosa Jane Clark [DEC qtr 1888 Birmingham -]
      6. Sarah Elizabeth Clark [SEP qtr 1890 Birmingham -]
      7. Ethel Beatrice Clark [JUN qtr 1893 Birmingham -]
        (1 Albert Road, Aston: RG12/2432 f1 p5)
    8. George Stanier [DEC qtr 1865 Birmingham -]
      (64 Talbot Street, Birmingham: RG9/2168 f93 p15, RG10/3132 f109 p15, RG11/3009 f121 p4, RG12/2400 f72 p26; 9 Oldbury Road, Smethwick: RG13/2823 f67 p40)
  7. Isaiah Stanier [1828 - MAR qtr 1908] married Elizabeth Weaver [1835 -]
    1. Isaiah Stanier [January 1861 -] married Harriet Bevans [1864 - 26 March 1914, Toronto CANi]
      1. Emily Leah Stanier [19 September 1887 Toronto - 1 July 1982, Osceola Florida USA] married 23 April 1907 Toronto Harry Ernest Waldron [24 December 1884 -]
        
        Boneta Waldron [1922 -]
        (Capworth, Wayne, Detroit: Roll 1053 page 2A ED 521)
      Isaiah Stanier married Alice [1863 - 10 June 1930 Detroit Michigan]
      (Allens Buildings, All Saints: RG9/2168 f73 p16; 2 Bk Mount Pleasant Harding St, All Saints: RG11/3009 f136 p33; 4 Mount Pleasant, All Saints: RG12/2400 f77 p35)
10. Benjamin Stanier [21 February 1792 - JUN qtr 1863 Aston] married 2 May 1813 Harborne Eleanor Ruston
  1. Mary Ann Stanier [27 December 1814 Birmingham St Martin -] married 12 October 1835 Edgbaston John Ginder
    1. John Ginder [1836 -]
      (Digby Street, Birmingham: HO107/1143/10 f43 p8; Water Street, Aston: HO107/2062 f41 p33; Blake Lane, Aston: RG9/2186 f64 p14, RG10/3160 f40 p23)
  2. Harriet Stanier [2 December 1817 Birmingham St Martin -]
  3. Sarah Stanier [4 July 1821 Clerkenwell MDX -] married 28 March 1842 Edgbaston James Trueman
    1. Sarah Ann Trueman [JUN qtr 1844 Birmingham-]
    2. George Trueman [1845 -] married DEC qtr 1862 Birmingham Register Office Margaret Holland
      1. Mary Ann Emily Trueman [SEP qtr 1864 Birmingham -]
      2. James Henry George Trueman [MAR qtr 1866 Birmingham -] married DEC qtr 1892 Birmingham St Matthias Annie Danks
        
        George Trueman [1893 -]
        James Trueman [1897 -]
        
        At least 1 child
        
        Denise Ayton
        
        Harold Trueman [1898 -]
        (42 Bennett Street, Birmingham: RG13/2839 f145 p12)
      3. Henry Trueman [1871 -]
      4. Sarah A Trueman [1873 -]
      5. Edwin Trueman [1877 -]
      6. Rose May Trueman [DEC qtr 1879 Birmingham -]
      7. Emily Trueman [1883 -]
        (14 New Church Street, Birmingham: RG10/3121 f109 p7; 363 New John Street West, Birmingham: RG11/2999 f25 p43; 187 Great King Street, Birmingham: RG12/2391 f53 p9)
    3. Harriet Trueman [DEC qtr 1849 Birmingham -]
    4. Mary Ann Trueman [1853 -]
    5. Emily Trueman [1854 -]
      (Meriden Street, Birmingham: HO107/2053 f542 p40)
    6. Rosina Elizabeth Trueman [JUN qtr 1859 Birmingham-] (stepsister by James Trueman's 2nd wife, Elizabeth Walthew)
    7. James Trueman [1860 -] (stepbrother by James Trueman's 2nd wife, Elizabeth Walthew)
      (18 Wharf Street, Birmingham: RG9/2138 f84 p6)
  4. Benjamin Stanier [22 October 1823 Clerkenwell MDX -]
  5. Elizabeth Stanier [1827 Clerkenwell MDX -] married DEC qtr 1851 King's Norton Robert Edward West
    1. Ellen West [DEC qtr 1853 Birmingham -]
    2. Clara West [DEC qtr 1861 Birmingham -]
      (Phillips Street, Birmingham St George: RG9/2161 f105 p37; 342 New John Street West, Birmingham: RG10/3126 f62 p12; New John Street West, Court 13 2 H: RG11/2995 f87 p16)
  6. Anne Stanier [1829 -]
    (Bordesley Street, Birmingham St Martin: HO107/1142/3 f26 p6; Bordesley Street Ct 6 No7, Birmingham St Bartholomew: HO107/2053 f648 p3)

Notes

Henry Stanier was British Vice Consul in Granada, and an accomplished painter
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Letters of Administration for Thomas Stanier
of	Wolverhampton STS, japanner
died	13 April 1861 at Wolverhampton
Granted	at Lichfield 28 June 1861
to	Ann Catherine Stanier, widow, the relict
Estate	under £100
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Letters of Administration for David Phillips
of	formerly of 176 Conybere Street, Birmingham but late of 18 Main Street Sparkbrook WAR traveller
died	17 October 1882 at 18 Main Street
ADMIN	(with the Will) granted at Birmingham 29 November 1882
to	Elizabeth Phillips of 27 Islington Terrace, Wenman Street, Balsall Heath WOR, widow, the relict the residuary legatee for life
Estate	£76 10s
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Letters of Administration for Charles Frederick Stanier
of	8 Hillside Road, Tamboers Kloof Cape Town SA
died	18 September 1910 at sea
Granted	at London 11 October 1910
to	Annie Stanier widow
Estate	£60
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Will of Thomas William Stanier
of	26 Delavel Road, Whitley Bay NBL
died	16 May 1915
WILL	proved at Newcastle upon Tyne 10 June 1915
by	Emily Sarah Stanier widow
Estate	£308 3s 7d
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Will of Sarah Emily Stanier
of	47 Murdock Road Handsworth Birmingham WAR spinster
Dated	28 April 1915
Witness	Florence Wootton
	Amy Gertrude Silver
died	6 July 1919 at the Infirmary West Bromwich STS
Proved	at Birmingham 12 September 1919
by	Philip Henry Stanier of 34 Ferry Street Dudley, retired railway agent
	Alfred Sydney Stanier of 7 Union Row, Handsworh Birmingham, musician
Estate	£251 7s
	All debts to be paid.
	All estate to be held in trust for sister Francis Ada Stanier of 47 Murdock Road Handsworth.
	Should there be any residue after the death of Francis Ada Stanier, to be given to Alfred Sydney Stanier
	to dispose of as he may see fit.
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Will of William Henry Stanier
of	South Place Calne WIL
died	17 June 1924
Proved	at London 14 February 1925
by	William Arthur Stanier and Charles Edward Stanier engineers
Estate	£1,673 18s 10d
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Letters of Administration for James Stanier
of	Royal Oak Hotel Sutton Coldfield WAR
died	8 July 1927
Granted	at Birmingham 6 September 1927
to	Clara Ann Stanier, widow
Estate	£943 1s 7d
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Will of Emily Sarah Stanier
of	32 Devon Gardens Gateshead widow
died	24 November 1927
Proved	at Newcastle upon Tyne 28 December 1927
by	Donald Dunn Stanier engineer
Estate	£234 16s 8d
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Will of Anne Catherine Stanier
of	19 Ravensbourne Gardens, West Ealing MDX spinster
died	24 March 1934 at West End Hospital St Pancras MDX
WILL	proved at London 3 July 1934
by	Thomas William Stanier engineeer
	John Francis Brazil solicitor
Estate	£9,741 17s 2d
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Will of Harold Richard Stanley Williams
of	Holm Lea, Moss Lane, Altricham CHS
died	3 February 1935
Proved	at Manchester 20 March 1935
by	Bessie Williams widow
Estate	£2,555 0s 3d
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Will of Frank Stanier
of	184 Alexander Road Acocks Green Birmingham WAR designer
Signed	11 July 1934
Witness	L F Williams solicitor of Birmingham
	Frances V Roper, clerk to Mr L F Williams
died	26 July 1937
Proved	at Birmingham 13 September 1937
by	Eliza Stanier widow
Estate	£1,649 0s 4d
	All estate to wife Eliza, and she to be sole executrix.
	Should she predecease him:
	    Joseph Samuel Sheppard solicitor of Lloyds Bank Chambers, New Street Birmingham to be executor
	    All debts and funeral expenses to be paid, remainer equally between:-
		brother Albert James Stanier
		sister Lily Roberts
		sister-in-law Rose Hannah Whale
		sister-in-law Florence Siddaway
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Will of Maria Elizabeth Stanier
of	Castle Bar Lodge, 53 Castle bar Road, Ealing MDX spinster
died	9 February 1947
Proved	at Winchester 23 April 1947
by	Sir William Arthur Stanier knight
	James Gordon Stanier solicitor
Estate	£552 16s 3d
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Letters of Administration for Ada Stanier
of	94 Greenhill Road Birmingham 21 (wife of Ernest Stanier)
died	30 April 1952
Granted	at Birmingham 23 June 1952
to	the said Ernest Stanier insurance agent
Estate	£544 18s 11d
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Will of Ernest Stanier
of	94 Greenhill Road Birmingham 21
died	15 December 1953 at 77 Dudley Road Birmingham 18
Proved	at Birmingham 8 February 1954
by	William Heath Terry coppersmith
Estate	£936 5s 2d
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Will of Clara Ann Stanier
of	47 South Parade, Sutton Coldfield WAR, widow
died	19 February 1953
Dated	15 August 1952
Witness	Eva Hilda Goodwin, 47 South Parade, housewife
  	Arthur Charles Goodwin, 47 South Parade, Factory worker
Proved	at Birmingham 17 August 1953
by	Son George Edward Stanier, licensed victualler
	Daughter Doris Mary Parmley (wife of Frank Charles Parmley)
Estate	£2,035
	all debts to be paid.
 	£100 to George Edward Stanier, remainder to be held in trust
	for George Edward Stanier and Doris Mary Parmley or the survivor of them.
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Will of Katie Stanier
of	Trethella West Newquay CON (wife of Thomas Macpherson Stanier)
died	24 February 1954
Proved	at Bodmin 30 March 1954
by	the said Thomas Macpherson Stanier retired duchy land steward
Estate	£408 11s 8d
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Will of Lady Elle Elizabeth Stanier
of	Newburn, Chorleywood Road, Rickmansworth HRT (wife of Sir William Arthur Stanier knight)
died	30 August 1957 at The Hospital, Winchester
Proved	at London 13 November 1957
by	the said  Sir William Arthur Stanier knight
	Joan Elizabeth Stanier spinster
	William John Humphries Stanier engineer
Estate	£53,858 13s 9d
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Letters of Administration for Edith May Harris
of	72 Poplar Road Birmingham 17 (wife of Walter Harris)
died	4 March 1958 at 77 Dudley Road, Winson Green, Birmingham
Granted	at Birmimgham 5 May 1958
to	the said Walter Harris crane slinger
Estate	£1,615 5s 11d
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Will of Thomas Macpherson Stanier
of	Trethella West Newquay CON
died	14 October 1960
Proved	at Bodmin 30 November 1960
by	Barclays Bank Ltd
Estate	£7,117 5s 9d
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Will of Sir William Arthur Stanier
of	Newburn, Chorleywood Road, Rickmansworth HRT
died	27 September 1965
Proved	at London 9 December 1965
by	Joan Elizabeth Stanier spinster
Estate	£62,086
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Will of William John Humphries Stanier
of	38 Evans Avenue, Allestree Park Derby
died	30 April 1966 at Middlesex Hospital, St Marylebone London
Proved	at London 7 July 1966
by	Eve Stanier widow
Estate	£53,099
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Will of Donald Dunn Stanier
of	18 Barrow Bridge Road, Bolton
died	3 June 1969
Proved	at London 20 August 1969
Estate	£6,754
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Will of James Gordon Stanier
of	439 Penn Road, Wolverhampton
died	3 June 1969
Proved	at Oxford 16 December 1969
Estate	£20,330
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Will of Winifred May Stanier
of	8 Conway, Worcester WOR
Dated	1 February 1982
Witness	Dawn Letterill, solicitors clerk
	Margaret L Townsend, solicitors clerk
died	27 November 1987
Proved	at Llandaff, 22 January 1988
by	Daughter Patricia Allison O'Keefe
Estate	under £70,000
	All estate to Patricia Allison O'Keefe
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According to family tradition, Thomas Stanier played the flute at the first performance of Mendelssohn's "Elijah".

John Bawden says of the performance

The first performance, conducted by Mendelssohn himself, took place on the 26^th August 1846 before an audience of two thousand who had packed into Birmingham Town Hall for the eagerly-awaited event. It was an unprecedented success. No less than four choruses and four arias were encored, and the applause evidently bordered on the hysterical. Mendelssohn recounted the experience in a letter to his brother. 'No work of mine went so admirably the first time of execution, or was received with such enthusiasm by both the musicians and the audience,' he wrote. The Times' music correspondent was even more effusive. 'The last note of Elijah was drowned in a long-continued unanimous volley of plaudits, vociferous, and deafening,' he reported. 'Mendelssohn ..... descended from his position on the conductor's rostrum; but he was compelled to appear again, amidst renewed cheers and huzzas. Never was there a more complete triumph; never a more thorough and speedy recognition of a great work of art.' It was without doubt the crowning glory of Mendelssohn's spectacularly successful career.

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Ellen Warner divorced James Harris, and resided with Alfred Bolus, adopting his surname by deed poll. But they never married, as Alfred Bolus never divorced his first wife.
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James Archibald Warner emigrated to the USA, arriving 20 November 1922. He went to Brackenridge PA and lived with his sister Lilian, until he could bring his family. His wife and 2 children arrived in the USA 8 September 1923. Eventually he moved to Niagara Falls NY, where he lived for the rest of his life
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Frederick Thorneywork had sailed to New York on the "Carmania", arriving 11 November 1906, leaving his family behind. The 1911 Census shows the household as

Name	Relationship	Age		Marital Status	Occupation	Born
Alice Thorneywork	head		36	married (11 years)		Bolton LAN
Fred Thorneywork		10			School	Wylde Green STS
Nellie Thorneywork			6		School	Wylde Green STS
David Thorneywork		1				Small Heath WAR

However, at some point he and his family moved to Australia: in 1914 he and Alice are listed in the Electoral Roll of Alphington VIC, living at Miller Street. Both Frederick and his son David are listed in the 1931 Electoral Roll of Melbourne, Frederick a jeweller at 206 Roden Street and David a tool maker at 90 Roden Street. Nellie Thorneywork married in England in 1937, so either did not emigrate with the family, or subsequently returned.
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An engagement notice in the Argus (Melbourne VIC) for 17 September 1945 reads
GRANT - THORNEYWORK: Evelyn Septima Resch, only daughter of Mrs E. Grant and the late Capt. A. E. Grant, Avondale St., Hampton and David, second son of Mr. F. Thorneywork, of Montrose, and the late Mrs. F. Thorneywork.
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All Known descendants of John and Sarah Wakelam

This tree was derived from documents found in the house of my great-uncle Harold Whitehouse after his death, and census returns.

John Wakelam married Sarah
1. Mary Ann Wakelam [2 November 1794 -] married 1815 Thomas Roden
  1. Elizabeth Rhoden [1828 -] married MAR qtr 1846 Dudley John Bradbury [1827 -]
    1. Sarah Bradbury [1848 -] married William Corbett
      1. John W Corbett [1871 -] married Mary J Hall
        
        Sarah A Corbett [1895 -]
        Sydney C Corbett [1898 -]
        (Intended Street, Cradley: RG13/2752 f16 p24)
      2. James H Corbett [1873 -]
      3. Frederick Corbett [1875 -]
      4. Elizabeth A Corbett [1877 -]
      5. Edward Corbett [1880 -]
      6. Sarah Corbett [1881 -]
      7. Susan Corbett [1886 -]
        (Victoria Terrace, Cradley: RG12/2300 f81 p37)
    2. Elizabeth Bradbury [1850 -]
    3. Esther Bradbury [1854 -] married 1871 Charles Thompson
      1. Clara Thompson [1876 -]
      2. Charles Henry Thompson [1879 - 1961] married 1904 Florence Jane Hall [1878 - 1953]
      3. Edith Hettie Thompson [1883 -] married 1907 Samuel Nelson Grove [1883 -]
        
        Mary Esther Ada Grove [1908 - 1985] married 1933 Harold Whitehouse [1908 - 1994]
        Samuel Charles Grove [1913 -]
        James Albert Grove [1916 - 1987]
      4. John William Thompson [1888 -]
        (Parade, Cradley: RG12/2300 f47 p9)
    4. Anne Bradbury [1859 - 1935] married 1883 Thomas Dunabin [1858 - 1946]
      1. John T B Dunabin [1882 -]
    5. Thomas Bradbury [1861 -] Married Ann E Bissell [1863 -]
      1. Susanna Bradbury [1885 -]
      2. Thomas Bradbury [1890 -]
        (Parade, Cradley: RG12/2300 f47 p10)
    6. Clara Bradbury [1867 -]
    7. George Bradbury [1868 -] married Sarah E [1870 -]
      (Constitution Hill, Dudley: HO107/2032 f363 p21; Lower Cross St, Harborne STS: RG9/2126 f10 p14; Gas Works, Cradley: RG10/2994 f131 p32)
      1. Maud Bradbury [1890 -]
        (2 Parade, Cradley Heath: RG11/2884 f49 p6)
  2. Thomas Rhoden [1831 -] married Catherine Boswell [1831 -]
    1. Sarah Rhoden [1854 -]
    2. Clara Rhoden [1858 -]
    3. Ann Rhoden [1860 -]
    4. Mary M Rhoden [1863 -]
    5. Martha Rhoden [1866 -]
    6. Thomas Rhoden [1867 -]
    7. Elizabeth Rhoden [1869 -]
    8. John Rhoden [1871 -]
    9. George Rhoden [1873 -]
    10. William Rhoden [1875 -]
      (Constitution Hill, Dudley: HO107/2032 f363 p21; 14 Ct 1 Essington Street, Ladywood, Birmingham: RG9/2130 f45 p30; Sheepcote St, Lady Wood Birmingham: RG10/3090 f69 p40; 164 St Vincent St Back of 2 Ho, Ladywood: RG11/2967 f59 p13)

All Known descendants of Mark Whitehouse and Esther Davies

Mark Whitehouse [1877 - 1938] married 1901 Esther Davies [1878 - 1959]
1. Elsie Whitehouse [1901 - 1979] married 1924 Joshua Cornelius Poole [1899 - 1971]
  1. Maris Doreen Poole [1925 -] married 1945 Roger William Stanier [1924 -]
    1. Pamela Hazel Stanier [1949 -] married 1970 divorced 1995 Frank Gibson [1946 -]
      1. Christopher Thomas Gibson [1976 -] married 2009 Genna Cox
        
        Fraser Gibson
        Holly Gibson
      2. William Robert Gibson [1978 -] married 1999 Clare Naomi Redpath
      3. Philippa Maris 'Pippa' Gibson [1979 -] civil ceremony 12 June 2010 Philippa Joy Hardman
      Pamela Hazel Gibson married 2004 Richard Winterton
    2. Alan Michael Stanier married 1973 divorced 1976 Avis Irene Mann [1949 -]
      Alan Michael Stanier [1950 -] married 1979 Heather June Berriman [1951 -]
      1. Joel Berriman Stanier
      2. Simon Joshua Stanier
      3. Nathan Alexander Stanier
  2. Kenneth Maxwell Poole [1927 - 2006] married Hilda Manders [1929 - 2002]
    1. Janet Poole [1957 -] married Jeffrey Todd Stroebel [1958 -]
      1. Jeremy Harold Stroebel
    2. Enid Poole [1960 -] married 1984 Kevin Willett
      1. Kevin Christopher Willett
      2. Brian Edwin Willett
      3. Meghan Barbara Willett
2. William Henry Whitehouse [1903 - 1903]
3. Nellie Whitehouse [1905 - 2001] married 1929 John Amphlett [1904 - 5 July 1983]
  1. Hazel Katherine Amphlett [1932 - 2010] married Edward Raymond Tomkins [1933 -]
    1. Michael John Tomkins [1957 -]
    2. Wendy Ann Tomkins [1960 -]
    3. Nickola Joy Tomkins [1962 -]
    4. Helen Tomkins [1963 -]
    5. Philip Tomkins [1964 -]
  2. Cedric Raymond Amphlett [1936 -] married Elizabeth Lucas [1934 -]
    1. Floyd Amphlett [1960 -]
    2. Gayla Amphlett [1962 -]
    3. Lisa Amphlett [23 October 1965 - 25 October 1965]
  3. Michael John Amphlett [1940 -] married Olivia Hartley [1941 -]
    1. Michele Amphlett [1964 -]
    2. Richard Amphlett [1967 -]
    3. Jennifer Amphlett [1969 -]
  4. Joyce Eileen Margaret Amphlett [1944 -] married Robert Harling [1942 -]
    1. Joanne Elizabeth Harling [1967 -] married SEP qtr 1994 Malvern Philip G Partridge
      1. Chloe Victoria Partridge
      2. James Matthew Partridge
4. Harold Whitehouse [1908 - 1994] married 1933 Mary Esther Ada Grove [1908 - 1985]
5. Edward Whitehouse [1912 - 1994] married 1935 Elsie May Boxley [1914 - 1992]
  1. Derek Whitehouse [1940 -] married 1966 Cynthia Danetree Perrins [1943 -]
    1. Simon Paul Whitehouse [1968 -]
    2. Jonathan Mark Whitehouse [1971 -]
  2. Maureen Whitehouse [1943 -] married 1964 Brian V Hall
    1. Karen Hall [1967 -]
  3. Thelma Whitehouse [1944 -] married 1965 Melvyn L Portman
    1. Ian Portman [1968 -]
    2. Mark Portman [1974 -]
  4. Pauline Whitehouse [1949 -] married 1967 Anthony William Clee [1942 -]
    1. Jason Clee [1973 -]
    2. Darren Anthony Clee [1974 -]
    3. Debbie Clee married Banham
  5. Carol Christine Whitehouse [1958 -]
    1. Emily May
6. Albert Whitehouse [1916 - 1987] married 1939 Henrietta Emily Wood [1916 - 2007]
  1. Judith Whitehouse [1951 -] (Photograph circa 1958) married 1975 Keith Morris [1948 -]
7. Dennis Raymond Whitehouse [1922 -] married 1949 Annie Iris Moore née Harris [1918 -]
  1. Roslyn Moore [1944 - 1976]

All known descendants of William Whitmee of Yardley Hastings

This is an attempt to show all known descendants of William Whitmee of Yardley Hastings, and was produced from data supplied by a number of Whitmee researchers.

It is possible that other descendants of William Whitmee include the Whitmees of New South Wales

William Whitmee [1540 - 1617] married Yardley Hastings 1558 Agnes [1540 - 1629]
1. Frances Whitmee [1558 -] married 1585 Thomas Neale [1555 -]
2. John Whitmee [1560 -]
3. Thomas Whitmee [1563 -] married 1585 Mary Cowper [1565 -]
  1. Agnes Whitmee [1588 - 1627] married 1610 Braun
  2. Alice Whitmee [1588 -]
  3. Katherine Whitmee [1589 -]
  4. William Whitmee [1590 -] married Cicely
    1. Thomas Whitmee [1631 -]
    2. John Whitmee [1632 -]
    3. Mary Whitmee [1634 -]
    4. William Whitmee [1637 -]
    5. Sarah Whitmee [1639 -]
    6. Samuel Whitmee [1641 -] married 1664 Olney Ann [1645 -]
      1. Samuel Whitmee [1665 - 1741] married Mary [- 1690]
        
        Ann Whitmee [1689 -]
        James Whitmee [1690 - 1794] From a fellow researcher. I suspect this is some confusion between identically-named people
        Samuel Whitmee married Raunds 1692 Elizabeth
        
        Thomas Whitmee [1693 - 1756] married 1720 Mary Ward [-1771]
        
        John Whitmee [1721 -]
        
        Mary Whitmee
        
        Samuel Whitmee [1722 - 1790] married 1746 Hannah Wright
        
        Hannah Whitmee [1749 -]
        Mary Whitmee [1755 - 1756]
        Samuel Whitmee [1758 -]
        
        Thomas Whitmee [1726 - 1775] married 1756 Mary Mahew [- 1803]
        
        Mary Whitmee [1756 -]
        Sarah Whitmee [1757 -]
        Thomas Whitmee [1759 -]
        William Whitmee [1760 -]
        
        Elizabeth Whitmee [1728 -]
        James Whitmee [1730 -] married 1749 Sarah Whitmee [ -1753]
        James Whitmee married Elizabeth
        
        Thomas Whitmee [1764 -]
        James Whitmee [1765 -]
        Mary Whitmee [1765 -]
        Samuel Whitmee [1766 -] married 1791 Abbotts Ripton Mary Ringrose
        Elizabeth Whitmee [1769 -]
        Thomas Whitmee [1770 -]
        James Whitmee [1772 -]
        John Whitmee [1773 - 1775]
        Jane Whitmee [1775 -]
        Ann Whitmee [1778 -]
        
        Gilbert Whitmee [1732 - 1790] married 1762 Hannah Knighton
        
        Thomas Whitmee [1764 -]
        John Whitmee [1765 -]
        Samuel Whitmee [1769 -]
        Mary Whitmee [1773 -]
        
        Richard Whitmee [1735 -] married 1765 Passenham Mary Crossley
        
        Samuel Whitmee [1766 -]
        Richard Whitmee [1769 -]
        Mary Whitmee [1770 -]
        Thomas Whitmee [1772 -]
        Robert Whitmee [1774 -]
        
        Mary Whitmee [1743 - 1743]
        
        Mary Whitmee [1695 -]
        James Whitmee
        Samuel Whitmee [1698 - 1759] married Mary Colson
        
        Thomas Whitmee [1733 -] married Elizabeth Beal [1736 - 1805]
        
        Thomas Whitmee [1757 - 1841] married 1782 Hannah James [1759 - 1852]
        
        Elizabeth Whitmee [1784 -]
        Samuel Whitmee [1785 - 1793]
        Thomas Whitmee [1786 - 1858] married 1805 Elizabeth Old [1783 - 1875 Auburn NY]
        
        Thomas B Whitmee [1806 - 1877] married 30 July 1829 Comfort Babbington [1805 -]
        
        Elizabeth Ann Whitmee [1831 -] married DEC qtr 1855 Thomas Babbington [13 April 1823 -] Governor of the Reformatory for Juveniles at Marsham NFK
        
        Elizabeth Hannah Babbington [1857 -] married JUN qtr 1886 Rev. Alexander James Cooney [1859 IRL -]
        
        Thomas Babbington Cooney [1887 -]
        Alexander Basil Cooney [January 1891 -]
        (Fenton Lodge, Ledbury Road, St Owen HEF: RG12/2063 f106 p24; Rectory Road, Roughton NFK: RG13/1825 f112 p3)
        
        Thomas S Babbington [1858 -] married Elisabeth [1866 -]
        
        Daisy E Babbington [1887 -]
        Kathleen Babbington [1888 -]
        Marjorie Babbington [1893 -]
        (Buxton Reformatory, Marsham NFK: RG12/1515 f55 p10; Kent County Industrial School, Kingsnorth KEN: RG13/784 f73 p1)
        
        Susannah Babbington [1860 -]
        Alfred Macaulay Babbington [DEC qtr 1862 -] married JUN qtr 1898 Elizabeth Louisa Hicks [1878 Aberdare GLA -]
        (Reformatory for Juvenile Offenders, Marsham NFK: RG10/1804 f78 p1)
        
        Thomas H Babington [1899 -]
        (Buxton Industrial School, Marsham: RG13/1831 f77 p23)
        Muriel Whitmee Babington [1901 - 1975 Bexhill SSX] married Charles William Cook [1899 - 1957]
        
        Elizabeth Anne Cook [21 December 1927 -] (A PDF file of her ancestors)
        
        Thomas Babbington Whitmee farmer [1833 - DEC qtr 1900] married DEC qtr 1867 Sarah Fenson [1839 - 1929]
        
        Arthur James Thomas Whitmee [1868 -]
        Bertha Annie Fenson Whitmee [1869 - MAR qtr 1890]
        Ada Louisa Whitmee [1872 -]
        Ethel Mary Whitmee [1875 -]
        Charles Samuel Whitmee [1880 -]
        (Farm House, Stagsden BDF: RG10/1540 f33 p4; High Street, Stagsden: RG11/1617 f29 p4)
        
        Hannah Whitmee [1836 -]
        Samuel James Whitmee [1838 - 1925] Baptist missionary married 1863 Mary Jane Cousins [- 16 July 1864]
        Samuel James Whitmee married 1865 Martha Crosbie Turner
        
        Mary Jane Cousins Whitmee [1866 Samoa -] married Arthur Dixon Cousins [1867 Madagascar -]
        
        Gladys Mary Cousins [1895 China -]
        Arthur Reynolds Cousins [1896 China -]
        Eric Whitmee Cousins [1897 China -]
        Eileen Dixon Cousins [1900 Blean KEN -]
        (22 Stanford Road, Preston SSX: RG13/940 f58 p32)
        
        Eustice George Whitmee [1869 - DEC qtr 1888]
        Louise Crosbie Whitmee married DEC qtr 1901 Alfred Duncan MacNair
        Harold Babbington Whitmee [1872 - 1939] married Mabel
        
        1 son
        
        Robert Dunn Whitmee [1874 Samoa - 1940] married Isabella Turner Warden
        
        Archie Warden Whitmee [1904 Kent - 1987 Oshawa Canada] married Alice Evelyn Payne [1903 Pontypool Ontario - 1985]
        
        Dorothy Jean Whitmee [1927 Colborne Ontario -] married 1948 Bill Myles [-1996]
        
        Gail Patricia Myles [1949 Oshawa -] married 1968 Ross Taylor
        
        Laura Ann Taylor [1969 -] married 1972 Rick Wilson
        
        Andrew Taylor Wilson
        
        Warren Michael Taylor [1972 -]
        Gail Patricia Taylor married 1989 Ken Spry
        
        Jennifer Ellen Spry
        
        Dorothy Jean Myles married 1971 Garnet Arnberg [-1995]
        Catherine Grace Whitmee [1929 Osaca Ontario -] married 1948 Duncan Harold Loscombe [1929-]
        
        Frederick Gerard Loscombe [1950 -] married 1973 Nancy Taylor
        
        Christine Louise Loscombe
        
        Darlene Grace Loscombe [1954 -] married 1976 Loren Ivan Hunter [1941 -]
        
        Scott Hunter [1970 -] (son of Loren Ivan Hunter)
        Curtis Loren Hunter [1977 -]
        Loren Ivan Hunter Jr
        
        Florence Payne Whitmee [Pontypool 1931 - 1995] married 1949 Leslie Benjamin Halcomb [1930 -]
        
        Wanda Marie Halcomb [1950 -] married 1970 Michael Harrington
        
        Sean Harrington [1974 -]
        Sherri Harrington [1977 - ]
        
        Donald Edward Halcomb [1952 -] married 1972 Mary Pauline Kurylo
        
        Jeremy Donald Halcomb [1972 -]
        Derek Edward Halcomb [1976 -]
        Amanda Jean Halcomb
        
        Carol Anne Halcomb [1957 -] married 1976 Brian Anderson
        
        Tamara Eliza Anderson [1979 -]
        Lesley Ann Anderson
        
        Kevin Warren Halcomb [1966 -]
        
        Ozwald Robert Whitmee [1933 Pontypool -] married 1951 Jean Marie [1934 Napanee Ontario -]
        
        Ricky James Whitmee [1952 -] married 1973 Diane Tilbert
        Ricky James Whitmee married 1978 Debra Rose Zolotucha
        
        Kristan Leigh Whitmee
        Katie Laine Whitmee
        
        Daniel Robert Whitmee [1953 -] married 1975 Debra Laurine Brewer
        
        Derek Robert Whitmee [1978 -]
        Shane Daniel Whitmee
        
        Lisa Joi Whitmee [1967 -] married 1991 Donald Bruce McMullin
        
        Natilie Joi McMullin
        
        Elsie Turner Whitmee [1905 - 1986 Bowmanville Ontario] married 1927 Hugh Ross Kelly [1903 - 1971]
        
        Isabelle Leulla Kelly [1928 - 1947]
        Harold (Ralph) Kelly [1933 -] married 1955 Alberta Edythe Ott [1933 -]
        
        Brian Ralph Kelly [1959 -] married 1987 Dianne Elizabeth Brown [1957 -]
        
        Amanda Lynn Kelly
        Christopher James Kelly
        
        Allan Robert Kelly [1960 -] married 1982 Jennifer Lynn Kent [1962 -]
        
        Matthew James Robert Kelly
        David Micheal Ralph Kelly
        
        Kenneth Robert Kelly [1937 -] married 1959 Dorothy Grace Hockin [1935 -]
        
        Scott Robert Kelly [1962 -]
        Steven Richard Kelly [1964 -] married 1999 Tawnya Noreen Clark [1971 -]
        Jay Randall Kelly [1968 ]
        Kenneth Robert Kelly married 1987 Marie Clodette (Dianne) Groleau
        
        Robert Dunn Whitmee married Mabel Luke
        Andrew Conder Whitmee [Apis, Samoa 1875 - 1949] married Clara Phelps (Clyde Villa, Chestnut Grove, New Maldon SRY: RG13/666 f27 p24)
        
        Harold James Conder Whitmee [1901 - 1954] married 1903 Peggy Bisset
        
        Ann Maureen Whitmee [1931 -] married Ronald Dawes
        Timothy Harold Conder Whitmee [1938 -] married Linda Abbott
        
        Melissa Jane Whitmee [1968 -] married Andrew Stevenson
        
        George Stevenson
        Katie Stevenson
        
        Timothy Whitmee married 1975 Mary Louise Merritt
        
        Harriet Emma Whitmee [1976 -] married 2000 Rev. William Hughes
        
        Beth Hughes [2001 -]
        Anna Hughes [2004 -]
        Benedict Hughes [2006 -]
        
        James Andrew Conder Whitmee [1978 -]
        William James Conder Whitmee
        
        Winifred Whitmee [1904 - 1976] married Neville Allen
        Maureen Whitmee [1908 - 1917]
        Brian Andrew Conder Whitmee [1913 -] married Vera W Scott
        
        Sophie Whitmee
        Brian Andrew Conder Whitmee married Sybil Thompson
        
        Herbert William Whitmee married 1902 Dorothy Manley
        
        Dorothy Whitmee married M Toomey
        
        Michael A Toomey married Sheila
        
        Michael Toomey
        Domonic Toomey
        Rachael Toomey
        Lucy Toomey
        Benedict Toomey
        Alice Toomey
        Charlotte Toomey
        Johnathan Toomey
        Catherine Toomey
        
        Jennifer Toomey married Chris White
        Andrew Toomey Andrew Toomey
        
        Rebecca Toomey
        
        Herbert Nevil Whitmee [1905 - 1945] married Dorothy Paul
        
        Michael Nevil Whitmee [1933 -] married 1958 Audrey Webb [1933 -]
        
        Jennifer Whitmee [1960 -] married N Creer
        
        Jason Creer
        
        Mark Whitmee [1961 -]
        
        Rebecca Whitmee
        Christopher Whitmee
        
        Gregory Whitmee [1962 -] married Esther Fraser
        
        April Dorothy Whitmee [1938 -] married C Bannister [1933 -]
        
        Simon Bannister
        Clare Bannister
        David Bannister
        
        Oswald Lockhart Whitmee [1879 - 1952] married DEC qtr 1906 Edmonton Jessie Bray Baker
        
        James Whitmee [1908 - 1973] married Kathleen Barret
        
        Anthony Whitmee married Susan Willmot
        
        James Rupert Whitmee [1962 -] married Debbie Harrison
        
        Charles Whitmee
        Hugo Samuel J Whitmee [February 1995 -]
        Lucy Whitmee
        
        Gavin Marcus Whitmee [1964 -] married Samantha
        Bruce John Whitmee [1968 -]
        
        Gillian Whitmee
        Elizabeth Whitmee [1939 -] married Iain Weston [1934 -]
        
        Richard Angus Weston [1962 -] married Katharine Boughen [1964-]
        
        Barrett Richard Angus Weston [2004 -]
        
        Sarah Kathleen Weston [1965 -] married Dean Banno
        
        Alexander Banno
        Christopher Banno
        Courtney Banno [2001 -]
        
        Catherine Elizabeth Weston [1968 -] married David Soffer [1964 -]
        
        Max Soffer [2002 -]
        Jill Soffer [2004 -]
        
        Irene Whitmee married Roy Henson
        Eustace Whitmee [- 1940] married Freda
        Dorothy Whitmee married Reg Parsley
        
        Samuel James Whitmee married DEC qtr 1895 East Preston SSX Lucy Ellen Champness
        Jabez Whitmee [1840 -]
        Sarah Jane Whitmee [1844 -] married W J Watson
        (High Street, Stagsden BDF: RG9/988 f31 p4)
        
        Gertrude Emma Watson [1867 Samoa -]
        3 other daughters, 1 son
        
        James Whitmee [1807 -]
        Samuel Whitmee [- 1808]
        Samuel Whitmee [- 1809]
        Sarah Jane Whitmee [1809 - 1891] married Thomas Hawkins
        
        William Hawkins [1836 NY -]
        Jabez Hawkins [1839 Michigan -]
        Edwin Hawkins [1843 Michigan -] Married Emily
        
        Alice Hawkins [1868 -]
        Nellie Hawkins [1874 -]
        Lela Hawkins [1877 -]
        Cyntha Hawkins [1879 -]
        (Auburn Ward 2, Cayuga, New York: Roll M593_910 page 56 image 114; Auburn, Cayuga: Roll T9_813 page 233.4000)
        
        Carey Hawkins [1846 Michigan -]
        Eliza Hawkins [1848 NY -]
        (Auburn, Cayuga: Roll M432_482 page 139 image 62)
        
        Mary Ellen Whitmee [1811 - 30 January 1836] married William Peacock
        
        Edward Washington Peacock [26 September 1830 England - 30 January 1904] married Sarah
        
        Delmen Peacock married Emma
        William Peacock married Alice Lulsinger
        Altie Peacock [24 October 1867 - 19 March 1950] married Fred Banker
        Smith Peacock [- 1 September 1957] married Laura Sarr
        Edward Peacock married Edith
        
        James Henry Peacock [28 February 1833 NY USA -]
        Thomas Whitmee Peacock [20 January 1834 England - 19 September 1917] married Cornelia Jane Hunter
        
        Charles Jay Peacock [1868 -] married Margaret Nord
        Howard Grant Peacock
        Ray Lemoin Peacock [3 June 1887 - 14 June 1952] married 2 September 1899 Laura E Hornden
        
        Marjorie Laura Peacock married William Lockwood
        Cornelia Peacock married Lyman Ackenbock
        Charlotte M Peacock married D Mahagan
        
        William Peacock [25 January 1836 - 17 May 1917 Houston TX USA] married 3 February 1870 Nellie Hawes
        
        Mable Peacock [24 July 1884 - 20 August 1932 married 27 January 1909 G W Rhodes
        William Peacock married 14 December 1892 Auburn, Cayuga NY Charlotte 'Lottie' Fisher
        
        William Peacock [24 December 1901 Heights, Harries TX -] married Eva Faye Ammons
        
        William Peacock [28 September 1925 Houston TX - 26 January 1993 Evergreen, San Jacinto TX] married 31 December 1957 Houston Virginia Peggy Anne Carswell
        
        Thomas Peacock
        Thomas Carswell Peacock married Sandra Grilliot
        
        Katherine Townley Peacock
        
        William Whitmee [1813 -]
        
        John Whitmee
        
        Peter Whitmee [1815 - 1895] married 1836 Mary Petit [1814 - 1871]
        
        Eliza Whitmee [1837 -] married 1866 John Hall [1844 -]
        
        William Gershom Whitmee [1858 - 1931] (son of Eliza) married DEC qtr 1895 Mary Eleanor Wilkinson
        
        Constance M L Whitmee [1898 - ]
        (Vicarage Farm, Buckden: RG13/1482 f33 p19)
        
        Joseph Hall [1867 - 1914] married Lousia Meeks [1866 - 1931]
        
        Mabel Hall [1892 - 1945] married 1917 John Berriman [1888 - 1962]
        
        John Hall Berriman [1918 - 1989] married 1948 Violet Sybil Kirk [1923 - 1998]
        
        Heather June Berriman [1951 -] married 1979 Alan Michael Stanier [1950 -]
        
        Joel Berriman Stanier
        Simon Joshua Stanier
        Nathan Alexander Stanier
        
        John Henry Berriman [1956 -] married 1988 Jane Wilson [1953 -]
        Susan Jane Berriman [1959 -] married 1983 divorced 1994 John Gilbert Bines [1956 -]
        Susan Jane Bines married 1997 Francis William 'Frank' Elford
        
        Luke Clifford Berriman [1924 -] married 1950 May P Hocking
        
        ♀ Berriman [1951 - 1951]
        Luke Clifford Berriman married 1967 Patricia Lord
        Myrtle Elizabeth Berriman [1928 -] married 1959 John Fisher [- 1976]
        
        John Howard Fisher [1961 -] married 1987 Kim Diane Parker [1960 -]
        
        Rebecca Jayne Fisher
        Jessica Evelyn Fisher
        
        Andrew Richard Fisher [1962 - 1999]
        
        Joy Rosemary Berriman [1929 -] married 1963 Geoffrey Owen Langley [1922 - 1989]
        
        Christopher Langley [1964 - 1964]
        Sally Anne Langley [1971 -]
        
        Mark Walter Hall [17 September 1893 - 5 December 1917 Cambrai] married 28 June 1915 Annie Mary Hardy [- 1979]
        Harold Hall [28 February 1897 -]
        Henry Howard Hall [25 January 1899 - 15 January 1953]
        Catherine Hall [26 December 1901 - 7 April 1987] married Vaughan
        Catherine Vaughan married Collins
        
        Agnes Hall [29 July 1868 - 10 October 1868]
        George James Hall [19 September 1869 - December 1870]
        Mary 'Polly' Hall [10 July 1871 - 1944] married MAR qtr 1898 St Neots Oscar Ingle
        
        Doris Ingle [JUN qtr 1899 -]
        
        Walter Hall [19 August 1872 - 15 July 1889]
        Alfred Hall [19 April 1874 - 12 July 1889]
        Louisa Hall [22 January 1876 - 27 January 1950]
        Mabel Hall [DEC qtr 1881 -]
        
        Sarah Jane Whitmee [1839 -] married DEC qtr 1859 John Henson Loakes
        
        Sarah Loakes [1861 -]
        Harriet E Loakes [1862 -]
        Louisa Loakes [1868 -]
        Arthur Loakes
        (5 Farm Buildings, Bowyers Farm, Buckden HUN: RG10/1534 f24 p19)
        
        Samuel Whitmee [1840 -]
        Jabez Joseph Slater Whitmee [1842 - 1931] married SEP qtr 1876 St Neots Mary Ann E Page [1852 - SEP qtr 1889 St Neots] §
        
        Mary Maria Whitmee [SEP qtr 1877 St Neots -]
        Agnes Annie Whitmee [MAR qtr 1879 - JUN qtr 1884]
        (Joseph) Richard Whitmee [DEC qtr 1881 -]
        Herbert Whitmee [SEP qtr 1885 -]
        (Church Street, Tetbury GLS: RG11/2552 f74 p4; Mill Farm, Eaton Socon: RG12/1243 f149 p12; Main Street, Hail Weston: RG13/1483 f76 p7)
        
        Hephzibah Emma Whitmee [1844 -] married DEC qtr 1876 Charles Goodes [1845 -]
        
        Emily L Goodes [1878 -]
        (North Road East, Eaton Socon BDF: RG13/1483 f146 p6)
        
        Elizabeth Whitmee [1845 -]
        James P Whitmee [1847 -]
        
        Edwin Whitmee [- 1944] married Catherine Kelly [- 1946]
        
        Anthony J Whitmee [1916 - 1981] married 1943 Marjorie Jones
        
        Maura Whitmee [1948 -]
        Anthony Whitmee [1955 -]
        
        Francis Whitmee married Ivy
        
        Brian Whitmee
        Mary Whitmee
        
        Kathleen Whitmee married Bert Haddock
        
        Kevin Whitmee Haddock
        Christopher Haddock
        
        Edith Whitmee [- 1969]
        Herbert Whitmee [- 1917]
        
        Mary Ellen Whitmee [1849 -] married JUN qtr 1872 Walter Richard Page §
        
        Ada Emily Page [1874 -]
        Mary Ellen Page [1875 -]
        Walter Headly Page [1877 -]
        Alice Page [June 1880 -]
        Deborah Page [1886 -]
        Mabel E Page [1888 -]
        Evelyn E Page [1890 -]
        Edward B Page [1892 -]
        (High Street, Great Barford BDF: RG11/1625 f9 p11; Main Street, Great Barford: RG12/1253 f6 p6; Roxton Road, Great Barford: RG13/1495 f53 p6)
        
        Hannah Whitmee [1852 -] married SEP qtr 1875 Alfred William Page §
        
        Albert R Page [1878 -]
        Richard W Page [1880 -]
        George Page [1882 -]
        Ebenezer James Page [1889 -]
        Alfred Page [January 1891 -]
        (Wellingboro Road, Rushden NTH: RG12/1211 f70 p9; 86 Broadway, Kettering NTH: RG13/1447 f7 p6)
        
        Esther Whitmee [1854 - APR 1875] married MAR qtr 1872 St Neots George Day [1850 - 1915]
        
        Ernest George Day [1874 - 1903]
        (6 Highway, Gt Staughton: RG11/1612 f75 p2)
        
        George Pettit Whitmee [1855 - 1905]
        
        Edith Whitmee [- 1955] married 1929 Will Holly
        Louisa May Whitmee [- 1985]
        Harold Robert Whitmee married Nell Page
        
        Jill Whitmee married divorced Robins
        
        Lynn Alison Robins [1954 - 1991]
        Jill Whitmee married Donnelly
        
        Martin Donnelly
        
        Brian Whitmee
        
        Ernest John Whitmee [1892 - 1970] married 1921 Doris Mabel Hutson
        
        Harold Leslie Whitmee [1922 -] married 1953 Jeanne Elizabeth Ann Livette
        
        Ann Lesley Whitmee [1956 -] married 1980 David Culpin
        
        Matthew Culpin
        Eleanor Culpin
        
        Julia Mary Whitmee [1959 -] married 1978 divorced David Clark
        
        Jamie Clark [1978 -]
        Richie Clark
        Julia Mary Clark married 1992 Garry Drewery
        
        John Thomas Whitmee [1858 -]
        Samuel Whitmee [1861 -]
        Ebenezer Whitmee [1865 -]
        Walter Reginald Whitmee
        Peter Whitmee married 1872 Jane Ann Biddick
        Samuel Whitmee [1819 -] married SEP qtr 1841 Eliza Chappell
        
        Joseph C Whitmee [1846 -] married 1872 Adele Chase
        
        Seward H Whitmee [1875 - 1946]
        
        Samuel Taylor Whitmee [1902 -]
        
        Paul S Whitmee [1948 -]
        
        May F Whitmee
        
        Harry G Whitmee [1848 -]
        Hannah Whitmee [1850 -]
        (Auburn, Cayuga: Roll M432_482 page 362 image 311)
        Emma M Whitmee married 1872 George H Shaw
        Emma M Shaw married 1894 Orrin Greene [- 1894]
        George H Whitmee married Etta Wilcox
        
        Charles S Whitmee
        Lansing B Whitmee
        
        Jennie E Whitmee married Frank Colwell
        Lillie L Whitmee married James Lane
        
        Mabel Lane
        Willard Lane
        Bessie Lane
        
        Jethro Whitmee [1821 - 1897] married Ann Smith [1821 - 1907]
        
        Elizabeth Whitmee [1850 - 1930] married Samuel Parrott
        George Whitmee [1852 - 1922 ] married Sarah Hartup
        
        Elizabeth Jane Whitmee [1873 -] married JUN qtr 1896 Thomas Cockerill
        
        Florrie Cockerill [1895 -]
        Nelly Cockerill [1897 -]
        Eva Cockerill [1899 -]
        (31 Alma Street, Far Cotton NTH: RG13/1416 f31 p12)
        
        Evangelina Whitmee [1874 -] married Phil Mead
        Annie Whitmee [1876 -] married Nathan Carpenter
        
        Irving Carpenter
        Frances Nathan Carpenter married Freda Green
        
        Audrey Carpenter [1932 -] married Malcolm Murphy
        
        Paul Francis Murphy [1965 -]
        Teresa Catherine Murphy [1966 -]
        Thomas George Murphy [1968 -]
        Philip John Murphy [1970 -]
        Helen Elizabeth Murphy [1973 -]
        Miles Vincent Murphy [1979 -]
        
        Maureen Carpenter [1937 -] married John Barnes
        
        Alan James Barnes
        
        Kellan Barnes
        
        Michael John Barnes
        Ann Nicola Barnes married Ted
        
        Gemma
        James
        
        Thomas Gordon Carpenter married Daphne Warry
        Leonard George Carpenter married Gwynne
        
        Eirlys Carpenter
        Sandra Carpenter
        Alleyn Carpenter
        
        Kathleen Nancy Carpenter married Ernest Hawtin
        
        Valerie Hawtin
        Vivian Hawtin
        Judy Hawtin
        
        Walter Whitmee [1876 -] married Susannah Carpenter
        
        Constance Whitmee [1904 -] married Ernest Merrett
        
        Paul Merrett married Marilyn
        
        Raymond Whitmee [1906 -] married Gladys
        
        Susan Whitmee married Jim Royce
        
        Scott Royce
        
        Daisy Winnifred Whitmee [1908 -] married William Stewart
        Frank Whitmee [1910 - 16 June 1997] married Jean Switzer [- 11 April 2007]
        
        Lynda Jean Whitmee married Keith Marsland
        Barbara Anne Whitmee married Philip Friesen
        
        David Bradley Friesen [1973 -] married 8 August 2001 Susan Elizabeth Toohey
        
        Matthew David Friesen
        
        Wanda Joanne Friesen [1975 -] married 11 October 1997 Brent Fitzell
        Eric John Frank George Friesen [1978 -]
        
        Muriel Whitmee [1913 -] married Robert Morin
        Ralph Whitmee [1917 -] married Olive Grainger
        
        Paul Whitmee [1948 -] married Laura McNeish
        
        Beth Whitmee [1976 -]
        Jonathan Whitmee [1978 -]
        
        Peter Whitmee [1950 -] married Sharon Erskine
        
        Colin Whitmee
        Mark Whitmee
        Kim Whitmee
        
        Jayne Whitmee [1957 -] married Eric Willden
        
        Sarah Jayne Willden married Daniel Joseph Doherty
        
        Oliver Francis Doherty
        
        Julie Willden
        Alexander Eric Willden
        
        John A Whitmee [1880 - 1954] married Ethel Ada Allan [- 1969]
        
        Lesley Allen Whitmee [1907 - 1978] married Nellie
        
        Barbara Whitmee [1930 -] married Frank E White
        
        Susan Lynne White [1949 -] married Allen Humphrey
        
        unknown Humphrey
        
        Richard Alan Whitmee [1933 -] married Hazel Mary Owen
        
        Dawn Hazel Whitmee [1959 -] married Danny
        
        Stacey
        
        Karen Lesley Whitmee married Robert Majak
        Beverley Ann Whitmee
        
        Leonard Eric Whitmee [1908 - 1983] married Winifred D Ambridge [1914 - 27 June 2001]
        
        Berice Merl Whitmee [1943 -] married Malcolm William Humfress [16 May 1941 -]
        
        Roger Malcolm Humfress [1967 -] married Sharon Lilian Hendren [1968 -]
        
        Nicola Sharon Humfress
        Alexander Roger Humfress
        Gemma Leigh Humfress
        
        Sharon Enid Humfress [1970 -] married 1992 Michael Charles Davis
        
        Siona Ruth Davis
        Kieran Michael Davis
        Tara Ester Davis
        
        Thryle Ann Whitmee [1946 -] married Peter Bird [1939 - 2004]
        
        Erica Jane Bird [1973 -] married Darren Lloyd
        Stuart Peter Bird [1976 -]
        
        Gladys Violet Whitmee [- 1975]
        Marjorie Phyllis Whitmee [1916 -] married Kitsy
        Oliver Maurice Whitmee married Patricia
        
        Carole Ann Whitmee [1953 -] married Peter Smart
        
        Matthew Smart
        Emma Smart
        
        Ethel Whitmee [1883 -]
        Edith Whitmee [1884 -]
        Cecil George Whitmee [1888 -] married Lily Smith
        
        Cecil Whitmee [1910 - 1984] married Ethel Richmond [1915 -]
        
        Helen Margaret Whitmee [SEP qtr 1933-]
        Martin Rolfe Whitmee [SEP qtr 1935 -]
        Brian Roger Whitmee [MAR qtr 1937 -]
        
        Francis Gordon Whitmee married Audrey Joy Gibbons
        
        Geoffrey Whitmee [1946 -] married Valerie Watson
        
        Mervin Whitmee [1968 -]
        Philip Whitmee
        Patrick Whitmee
        
        Eileen May Whitmee married David Rook
        
        Alison Rook [1972 -]
        Stuart Rook [1974 -]
        
        Vera Whitmee married Tom Gibbons
        
        Derek Anthony Gibbons married Margaret Ann Bird [1954 -]
        
        Rebecca Louise Gibbons [1979 -]
        Matthew James Gibbons
        
        Audrey Jean Gibbons married Anthony Brown
        
        Abigail Ruth Brown
        
        Cecil George Whitmee married Catherine Fowler
        Winifred Whitmee [1888 -] married Charles O'Donnell
        
        Edgar O'Donnell
        
        Oliver Jabez Whitmee [1889 - 1977] married Amelia Carpenter [- 1923]
        
        Phyllis Whitmee [1923 -] married Gordon Ross
        
        Lillian Whitmee [1892 - 1968] married Frank Richardson
        
        Frederick Oliver Richardson married Margaret Watts
        
        Kerry Richardson
        Marylyn Richardson
        Gerald Richardson
        
        Edward Charles Richardson [- 1976] married Florence Elizabeth Bowyer [- 1977]
        
        Wendy Richardson [1945 -] married 1965, divorced 2001 Adrian Brooks
        
        Claire Brooks
        Richard Brooks
        
        Michael Richardson [1947 -] married 1972 Julie Newsome
        
        Sarah Richardson
        Simon Richardson
        
        Lois Margaret Richardson [1921 - 1985] married Herbert P Killick
        
        Richard Killick [1942 - 1943]
        Jennifer Killick [1945 -] married David J Ward [1946 -]
        
        Simon Nicholas Ward [1967 -]
        Sally Jane Ward [1970 -]
        Amanda Jean Ward [1974 -]
        
        Jabez Whitmee [1855 - 1931]
        Sarah Jane Whitmee [1857 -]
        William Whitmee [1859 - 1859]
        Anne Whitmee [1862 - 1862]
        Isabella Whitmee [1863 - 1939] married Arthur George Bailey [1877 - 1957]
        
        James Arthur Bailey [1897 - 1958] married Elsie Taylor [1895 - 1928]
        
        Hilda Dorothy Bailey [1922 -]
        Michael Geoffrey Dale Bailey [1927 -]
        
        Hannah Whitmee [1823 -]
        William Whitmee [1825 - 1897] married Elizabeth
        
        John Whitmee
        
        Jabez Whitmee [1826 -] married Mary A [1824 -]
        
        Mary A Whitmee [1852 -]
        Eliza J 'Lizzie' Whitmee [1853 -]
        Ellen Louisa Whitmee [1855 -]
        Fanny Whitmee [1857 -]
        George Y Whitmee [1858 -]
        Lucy Whitmee [1861 -]
        Freddie A Whitmee [1865 -]
        William Whitmee [1866 -]
        (Sennett, Cayuga: Roll M653_727 page 384 image 11; (Auburn Ward 2, Cayuga, New York: Roll M593_910 page 58 image 118)
        
        Elizabeth Whitmee [1830 - 1890]
        
        Peter Whitmee farmer [1788 - 1852] married Elizabeth
        Peter Whitmee married 1842 Letitia Lever [- 1855]
        
        Letitia Whitmee [1849 - 1873]
        
        Hannah Whitmee [1789 - 1810]
        William Whitmee [- 1794]
        Sarah Whitmee [1797 -] married 1829, Newland GLS John Trotter
        Samuel Whitmee [1799 - 1831] married 1819 Sarah Abraham [1802 -] grocer & lace pedlar
        
        Mary Whitmee [1825 -]
        
        William Whitmee [1801 -] farmer married 1833 Elizabeth Spencer [1803 -]
        
        William Whitmee
        
        Jethro Whitmee [1805 - 1886] married 1827 Mary Bromwell [1807 - 1879]
        
        Susannah Whitmee [1827 -]
        Thomas Whitmee [1828 -]
        
        William S Whitmee [1849 - 1902] married Harriet Ward [1852 Stanwiche NTH -]
        
        Ernest Edward Whitmee [1878 Higham Ferrars -] married Nellie Ekins
        
        Ivy Irene Whitmee [1906 Northampton -] married Harry Rigby [1904 -]
        
        Peter Raymond Rigby [1933 -] married Barbara Down
        
        Adam Rigby [1969 Lower Hutt NZ -] married 1996 Pauatahanui NZ Justine Greig
        
        Anabelle Rose Rigby
        
        Hannah Whitmee [1830 -]
        Eliza Whitmee [1832 -]
        Sarah Whitmee [1836 -]
        Richard Whitmee [1839 -]
        Martha Whitmee
        
        Hepzibah Whitmee [1759 -] married 1776 John Wagstaff
        
        Charles Wagstaff [1777 -]
        George Wagstaff [1778 -]
        Bartholemew Wagstaff [1780 -]
        Hepzibah Wagstaff [1781 -]
        Thomas Michael Wagstaff [1783 -]
        John Wagstaff [1784 -]
        Hepzibah Wagstaff married Healy
        
        Hephzibah Healy
        
        Sarah Whitmee [1762 -] married 1783 Thomas Osbourne
        
        Sarah Osbourne [1785 -]
        James Osbourne [- 1788]
        
        Ann Whitmee [1763 -] married 1785 Tame
        Rebecca Whitmee [- 1800] married 1785 Olney Baptist Church William James farmer
        
        Sarah James [1785 -] married 1804 Robert York
        Elizabeth James [1787 -] married 1809 Thomas Barker
        Mary James [1790 -] married 1813 William Richards
        Peter James [1792 -] married 1821 Sarah Rogers [1802 -]
        William James [1794 -] married 1822 Charlotte Johnson [1801 -]
        Esther James [1797 -] married 1821 James Rogers [1796 -]
        
        Susannah Whitmee [- 1766] married 1789 William Osborne [- 1771]
        
        William Osborne [1796 -]
        Thomas Osborne
        
        unknown Whitmee married 1812 William Brown
        
        Robert Brown
        John Brown
        
        John Whitmee [1770 - 1821] married 1794 Mary Vorley
        
        James Whitmee [1796 -] married 1818 Elizabeth Chapman [1803 -]
        
        Mary Whitmee [1819 -]
        Samuel Whitmee [1821 -]
        Sarah Whitmee [1823 -]
        James Whitmee married 1828 Ann Boswell
        Sarah Whitmee [1798 - 1821]
        Samuel Whitmee farmer & innkeeper [- 1860] married 1821 Mary Ann Todd [1797 -]
        
        two unknown children
        
        Charles Whitmee married 1825 Sarah Hensman
        
        William Whitmee labourer married 1847 Jane Rogers lacemaker
        
        Hannah Whitmee [1775 - 1799]
        Esther Whitmee [1777 - 1803 ] married 1798 Samuel Litchfield
        Mary Whitmee married 1785 Jonathan Wood
        
        John Whitmee [1735 -] married 1777 Olney Hannah Robinson
        Samuel Whitmee [1736 - 1738]
      2. John Whitmee [1667 -] married Elizabeth
        
        George Whitmee [1698 -] married Sarah
        Alice Whitmee [1699 -]
        Elizabeth Whitmee [1701 -]
        Mary Whitmee [1704 -]
        John Whitmee [1704 -]
        Christian Whitmee [1707 -] married 1728 Henry Stratton
        William Whitmee [1708 -]
        Sarah Whitmee [1712 -]
      3. Thomas Whitmee [1669 -] married 1689 Sarah [- 1694]
        
        Thomas Whitmee [1690 -]
      4. Thomas Whitmee
        
        Edward Whitmee [1696 -]
        Daniel Whitmee [1709 - ]
      5. James Whitmee [1672 -] married 1701 Northampton Mary Easton [1670 -]
        
        Mary Whitmee [1702 -]
        James Whitmee [1705 -]
        Thomas Whitmee [1707 -]
        James Whitmee [1713 -]
        Sarah Whitmee [1716 -]
        Henry Whitmee [1718 -]
        Ann Whitmee [1721 -]
      6. Joseph Whitmee [1675 - 1745] maltster married 1721 Bedford Rose Nottingham
        
        Nehemiah Whitmee [1698 - 1757]
        Mary Whitmee [1700 -]
        Thomas Whitmee [1702 -]
        John Whitmee [1705 -] married 1732 Easton Maudit Susannah Smith [- 1764]
        Hannah Whitmee [1712 -] married Edward Watts of Lavenham
        Joseph Whitmee [1714 - 1759] maltster married Sarah [- 1748]
    7. Joseph Whitmee [1643 -] married 1672 Mary Andrews
    8. Richard Whitmee [1645 -] married Martha Smith
  5. Mary Whitmee [1592 -]
  6. Joan Whitmee [1594 -] married 1627 John Bett
  7. Elizabeth Whitmee [1596 -] married 1615 Anthony Hoare
  8. John Whitmee [1598 -]
  9. Thomas Whitmee [1601 -] married Katherine [1607 -]
    1. Thomas Whitmee [1622 - 1695] married Anne Lane [- 1702]
    2. Mary Whitmee [1629 -] married 1652 Thomas Andrews
    3. John Whitmee [1634 - 1695] married Alice Lane [- 1696]
    4. Edward Whitmee [1639 - 1691] married 1667 Elizabeth Henry
    5. Sarah Whitmee [1642 -]
    6. James Whitmee [1642 -] married 1671 Elizabeth Berrill
    7. Elizabeth Whitmee [1646 -]
    8. Christian Whitmee [1648 -]
4. Mary Whitmee [1564 -] married 1586 Francis Downing [1560 -]
5. Katherine Whitmee [1566 -] married 1594 Robert Walker [1562 -]
6. William Whitmee [1569 - 1633] married 1596 Courteenhall Frydeswide Clarke [1570 - 1642]
  1. Thomas Whitmee [1598 - 1741] married 1626 Ann Bryce [- 1636]
    Thomas Whitmee married 1637 Elizabeth
  2. Richard Whitmee [- 1600]
  3. Anne Whitmee [1601 -] married 1624 Roade Unknown
7. Joan Whitmee [1570 -]
8. Elizabeth Whitmee [1572 -]

When and where died	13 November 1847, 18 Ashby Street
Name and Surname	Frances Kirk
Age	32 years
Occupation	Wife of John Kirk, Engraver
Cause of Death	Childbirth. Pueperal fever 9 days. This is somewhat late to refer to the birth of John Thomas Kirk, who is given as aged 5 in the 1851 census. It may have been the birth of the Thomas Kirk whose death is recorded as DEC qtr 1847, Clerkenwell vol 3 page 106.

Name	Age	born MDX?
Robert Read	42	No
Maria Read	40	No
Edward Read	13	Yes
Mary Read	11	Yes
Charles Read	10	Yes
Ellen Read	8	Yes
Robert Read	5	Yes
Maria Read	3	Yes
Ann Read	1 month	Yes