1821 - 1830

Transcription

1821 - 1830

PRICE, Edward
1821
1841
22 June
7 June
Ludlow, SAL
Ludlow, St. Lawrence,
SAL
1851
30 March
1861
7 April
1863
25 November
Ludlow, SAL
1863
4th Quarter
Ludlow, SAL
1866
1866
17 February
1st Quarter
Ludlow, SAL
Ludlow, SAL
1871
2 April
SAL
1874
1881
14 June
3 April
baptised
Harriot PRICE
Edward PRICE
Harriet PRICE
Charles PRICE
William MORRIS
Edward PRICE
Head U
George PRICE
Bro
U
SAL
SAL
Ludlow, SAL
Newport, MON
son of Richard & Harriet
baptism of Harriet
Sarah
birth of Harriet Sarah
registered
birth of Clara Annie
birth of Clara A.
registered
Basket m. J.
Basket Maker
Sieve Maker
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
[Ludlow, SAL]
Do Do
Edward PRICE
Head U 40 Shop Keeper
Sarah WATKINS Serv U 14
Clara WATKINS Vis
9
[Ludlow, SAL]
Ludlow, SAL
Do Do
Basket m.
IGI
HO107 924 1 19v
HO107 1982 320v
/
Edward & Sarah
RG9 1835 100v
101
IGI
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Edward & Sarah
Edward PRICE
Sarah PRICE
Harriet S PRICE
Clara A PRICE
baptism of Clara Annie
50
20
15
13
15
25
20
IGI
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Head M 48 Musician
Wife M 30
Dau
7
Dau
5
[Ludlow, SAL]
Do
Do
o
D
Do
Ludlow, SAL
RG10 2725 109v
/
110
Edward & Sarah
[Sarah is a widow]
IGI
RG11 5262 6
son of James & Mary Ann
IGI
IGI
RUSSELL, Enoch James
1821
1821
11 September
16 September
1841
7 June
1844
1846
2 June
1st Quarter
Lakenham, NFK
Norwich, NFK
1847
1848
30 August
4th Quarter
Lakenham, NFK
Norwich, NFK
1851
30 March
Lakenham, Norwich,
NFK
Norwich, St. John de
Sepulchre, NFK
Birmingham, St. Peter,
WAR
1851
2nd Quarter
Norwich, NFK
1853
3rd Quarter
Scilly
1856
2nd Quarter
Norwich, NFK
c1858
1860
4th Quarter
Norwich, NFK
Yarmouth, NFK
1861
7 April
c1864
c1866
1868
1871
4th Quarter
2 April
1878
1879
1881
2nd Quarter
1st Quarter
3 April
birth
baptised
James MARTIN
William MARTIN
Mary HAMLET
Ann HAYWOOD
Enoch RUSSELL
Mary RUSSELL
married
birth of Matilda
registered
baptism of Matilda
birth of Enoch James
registered
50 Musician
25
Do
15
10
20
Do
20
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
N
Enoch James RUSSELL = Matilda COUZENS
IGI
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Enoch & Matilda
IGI
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Benjamin RUSSELL Head U 22 Musician
Eliza WELLS
Housekeeper
U 28 Shoe Binder
Eliza Jane WELLS Dau
7 Scholar
Leicester, LEI
Norwich, NOR
Enoch RUSSELL
Matilda RUSSELL
Matilda RUSSELL
Enoch RUSSELL
Mary Ann RUSSELL
Do
Do
London, MDX
Norwich, NOR
Do
Do
Do
Do
Head M 29 Shoe Maker
Wife M 26 Shoe Binder
Dau
5
Son
2
Dau
1mo
Norwich, NOR
birth of Bathia Mary Ann
registered
birth of Editha [sic]
registered
birth of Selina
registered
birth of Henry
birth of Benjamin
registered
Great Yarmouth, St.
Nicholas, NFK
Pancras, MDX
not known, LDN
Pancras, MDX
St. Giles in the Field,
MDX
birth of Louisa S.
birth of Jane
birth of Henry registered
Pancras, MDX
Pancras, MDX
London, MDX
death of wife registered
marriage registered
5 April
St. Pancras, MDX
1893
3rd Quarter
Pancras, MDX
death registered
Stirbridge, GLO
Swaffham, NFK
birth
HO107 1815 77v
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Enoch J RUSSELL
Matilda RUSSELL
Matilda RUSSELL
Enoch RUSSELL
Beatrice RUSSELL
Edith RUSSELL
Selina RUSSELL
Henry RUSSELL
Benjamin RUSSELL
Head M 40 Musician
Wife M 34
Dau
15 Vocalist
Son
12 Musician
Dau
10
Dau
7
Dau
5
Son
2
Son
4mo
Norwich, NOR
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
IRE
Norwich, NOR
do
do
do
do
Enoch RUSSELL
Matilda RUSSELL
Edith RUSSELL
Selina RUSSELL
Benjamin RUSSELL
Louisa S. RUSSELL
Jane RUSSELL
Henry RUSSELL
Head M 49 Street Musician
Wife " 45
Dau U 17 Servant
Dau
" 15 House Maid
Son
" 10
Dau
"
7
"
" 4
Son
" 2
Norwich, NOR
"
Scilly Isles, CRN
Norwich, NOR
Yarmouth, NFK
London
"
"
aged 55
Enoch James RUSSELL = Sarah CULL
Enoch J. RUSSELL Head M 59 Boot Maker &
Musician
Sarah A. RUSSELL Wife M 50 Laundress
Jenny RUSSELL
Dau
16 Servant
Henry RUSSELL
Son
13 Errand Boy
Enoch J. RUSSELL Head M 69 Shoe Maker
Sarah RUSSELL
Wife M 62 Laundress
1891
HO107 114 3 5v
Norwich, NFK
Westminster, MDX
Pancras, MDX
Do
Do
Norwich, NFK
Lambeth, MDX
aged 72
RG9 1192 99
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RG10 349 38v
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RG11 180 76v
RG12 128 25
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ADLAM, James
c1821
1851
30 March
...George SALE
[Ldg]
John MAIN
Do
James ADLAM
Do
Thomas HAID
Do
Joseph DEIGHTON Do
William LIDLEY
Do
W 49 Musician
U 35
Do
M 29
Do
M 29
Do
M 25
Do
M 22
Do
Tottenham, MDX
Chichester, SSX
Stirbridge, GLO
Wigston, LEI
Bradford, YKS
Newark, NTT
HO107 1831 36v
BROWN, Samuel
c1821
1841
7 June
not known
Crowland, LIN
birth
...Samuel BROWN
20 Professor of Music
N...
HO107 606 13 33v
BUSBY, Charles
c1821
1841
7 June
Fiddle
Leafield, OXF
Leafield, OXF
birth
John BUSBY
Hannah BUSBY
Joseph BUSBY
Elizah BUSBY
John BUSBY
Charles BUSBY
Lucy BUSBY
1842
15 May
Leafield, OXF
witness to marriage of
sister Eliza
1844
6 February
Leafield, OXF
witness to marriage
1846
30 November
Leafield, OXF
married
1847
2nd Quarter
Chipping Norton, OXF
1847
1848
11 April
4th Quarter
Leafield, OXF
1848
1850
1850
1851
26 November
1st Quarter
24 March
30 March
Leafield, OXF
Leafield, OXF
Leafield, OXF
birth of Charles
registered
baptism of Charles
birth of Elizabeth
registered
baptism of Elizabeth
birth of John registered
baptism of John
1852
1852
1854
1854
1857
1857
1858
2nd Quarter
18 July
2nd Quarter
26 November
1st Quarter
12 April
4th Quarter
Leafield, OXF
Leafield, OXF
Leafield, OXF
1859
1859
6 February
13 September
Leafield, OXF
Leafield, OXF
1861
7 April
Leafield, OXF
birth of Eliza registered
baptism of Eliza
birth of Fred registered
baptism of Frederick
birth of Zilpah registered
baptism of Zilpah
birth of Samuel
registered
baptism of Samuel
burial of Zilpah
baptism of Henry
burial of Zilpah
1863
1st Quarter
1863
16 August
Leafield
death of Zilpah
registered
married
1863
1864
3rd Quarter
30 January
Leafield, OXF
marriage registered
witness to marriage of
brother Joseph
1864
27 March
Leafield, OXF
baptism of George
1864
3rd Quarter
1868
1 June
Leafield, OXF
birth of George
registered
marriage of Elizabeth
1871
2 April
Leafield, OXF
Leafield, OXF
13 March
Leafield, OXF
1891
5 April
Leafield, OXF
1891
2nd Quarter
Ag. Lab
Ag. Lab
Ag. Lab.
marriage of George
Y
Y
Y
Y
?F[oreign]
Y
Y
HO107 879 13 15
/
George WESTBURY x, full age, bachelor, son of John, Labourer =
Eliza BUSBEY, full age, spinster, Gloveress, daughter of John
[wit : Charles BUSBEY x / Eliza FRANKLIN x]
Launcelot BUSBEY, full age, Bachelor, Leafield, son of George,
Labourer =
Elizabeth CLARE, full age, Widow, Gloveress, Leafield, daughter of
William DIX, Labourer
[wit : Charles BUSBEY x / Jane DIX]
Charles BUSBEY x, full age, Bachelor, Labourer, son of John,
Labourer =
Zilpah LOCK, Minor, Gloveress, Leafield, daughter of Thomas,
Stonemason
[wit : Stephen EELES / Janes DIX]
15v
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Charles & Zilpah, Labourer
Original register
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Original register
HO107 1732 69
Leafield, OXF
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
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aged 2
Head M 39 Farm Labourer
Wife M 33 Gloveress
"Leather"
Charles BUSBY
Son
14 Plough Boy
Elizabeth BUSBY Dau
11 Scholar
John BUSBY
Son
10
Eliza BUSBY
Dau
9 Scholar
Fred BUSBY
Son
6 Scholar
Samuel BUSBY
Son
2
Leafield, OXF
Leafield, OXF
1886
Woodman
Charles BUSBY
Zilpah BUSBY
2nd Quarter
12 April
13 March
3 April
60
50
25
25
20
20
25
Charles BUSBY
Head M 29 [Farm Labourer]
Zilpah BUSBY
Wife M 23 Gloveress
Charles BUSBY
Son
4 Scholar
Elizabeth BUSBY Dau
2 Scholar
John BUSBY
Son
1
1861
1861
1863
1881
son of John & Hannah
Leafield, OXF
Field Assarts, OXF
Original register
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transcript
RG9 909 66
Leafield, OXF
Ditto Ditto
Ditto Ditto
Ditto Ditto
Ditto Ditto
Ditto Ditto
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transcript
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aged 35
Charles BUSBY x, of full age, Widower, son of John, Labourer =
Harriet WIGGINS x, of full age, Widow, daughter of Joseph
LINZEY, Labourer
[wit : Charles BOWERMAN / Ann EMPSON x]
Charles BUSBY = Harriet WIGGINS
Joseph BUSBY x, of full age, Widower, son of John, Labourer =
Caroline COOK, x, of full age, daughter of Elisha, Labourer
[wit : Charles BUSBY x / Harriet BUSBY x]
Charles & Harriet, Labourer
Original register
transcript
Reuben SMITH x, of full age, Labourer, son of William NORRIS,
Labourer =
Elizabeth BUSY x, 19, daughter of Charles, Labourer
[wit : Emanuel EELES x / Charlotte PRATLEY x]
Original register
transcript
Charles BUSBY
Harriett BUSBY
John BUSBY
Fredk BUSBY
Charlotte H.
WIGGINS
Samuel BUSBY
Harry BUSBY
George BUSBY
Charles BUSBY
Harriett BUSBY
Charles BUSBY
Henry BUSBY
George BUSBY
RG10 1455 69
Head
Wife
Son
Son
Dau
Son
Son
Son
Head
Wife
Son
Son
Son
M
M
U
U
49
49
20
16
Ag Lab
Do Do Wife
Ag Lab
Do Do
Leafield, OXF
Langley, OXF
Leafield, OXF
Do
Do
M
M
U
U
U
13
12
10
7
59
60
22
19
17
Scholar
Do
Do
Do
Ag Lab
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Leafield, OXF
Langley, OXF
Leafield, OXF
Leafield, OXF
Leafield, OXF
Ag Lab
Ag Lab
Ag Lab
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transcript
Original register
transcript
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RG11 1518 58v
George BUSBY, 22, Labourer, son of Charles, Labourer =
Mary BENFIELD, 22, Gloveress, daughter of Eli, Labourer
[wit : Absolom BENFIELD / Charlotte BENFIELD]
Original register
transcript
Charles BUSBY
Harriett BUSBY
RG12 1178 65
aged 67
Head M 67 Agricultural Laborer Leafield, OXF
Wife M 66
Langley, OXF
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1894
19 May
Leafield, OXF
marriage of William
William BUSBY, 22, Labourer, Asthall Leigh, son of Charles,
Labourer =
Louisa PRATLEY, 19, Gloveress, daughter of Benjamin, Labourer
[wit : George COOK / June BUSBY]
Original register
transcript
1901
1902
1902
31 March
4th Quarter
7 November
Wychwood, OXF
Leafield, OXF
death registered
buried
Charles BUSBY
aged 80
aged 80, Fordwells
RG13 1398 64
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Original register
Gloucester, GLO
committed to prison
Musician, York
Gloucestershire
Record Office,
Q/Gc5/6; at <www.
gloucestershire.
gov.uk/genealogy/
Results.aspx>
Chester, CHS
Birmingham, WAR
Sheffield, YKS
birth
marriage registered
birth of Mary Helen
registered
John Parker COOKE = Jane Caroline USHER
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Head W 77 General Laborer
Leafield, OXF
COLLYER, Samuel
1841
COOKE, John Parker
c1821
1839
1840
1st Quarter
2nd Quarter
...John COOKE
Jane COOKE
Mary COOKE
1841
7 June
Leamington Priors,
WAR
1841
4th Quarter
Sheffield, YKS
1844
1847
1st Quarter
2nd Quarter
Lambeth, SRY
Lambeth, SRY
1849
1851
3rd Quarter
30 March
Lambeth, SRY
St. Pancras, MDX
1857
3rd Quarter
Pancras, MDX
death registered
Hereford, HEF
birth
went blind
birth of James Evan
LARDER registered
[Blind]
20 Musician
19
1
n
n
n
HO107 1135 17 30
birth of Jane Louisa
Milton registered
birth of Rosa registered
birth of John Parker
registered
birth of Grace registered
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HO107 1496 804v
John
Parker COOKE Head M 30 Musician
Chester, CHS
Jane
Caroline COOKE Wife M 29
Liverpool
Mary Ellen COOKE dau
11 |
Sheffield, YKS
Jane Louisa COOKE dau
9 | Taught at home by
Do
Do
Rosa COOKE
dau
7 |
Mother
Lambeth, SRY
John
Parker COOKE Son
3
Do
Do
Grace COOKE
dau
1
Do
Do
[as John COOKE]
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DAVIS, James
c1821
c1841
1861
1861
c1863
1865
1871
1881
1886
1st Quarter
Brighton, SSX
7 April
Bristol, St. Philip & St.
Jacob, GLO
4th Quarter
2 April
Bristol, GLO
Bath, SOM
Walcot, SOM
birth of Mary Alice
birth of Evan registered
[Blind with Inflamation
30 years]
3 April
Brighton, St. Peter, SSX
[Blind]
1st Quarter
RG10 2492 7v
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...James DAVIS
Mary A LARDER
James LARDER
Ldg
Do
Son
U 39 Basket Maker
U 22 Dress Maker
4 mo
James DAVIS
Mary Ann DAVIS
James DAVIS
Alice DAVIS
Evan DAVIS
James DAVIS
Mary Ann DAVIS
James E. DAVIS
Mary A. DAVIS
Evan DAVIS
Thos
DORRINGTON
Emily BUSHNELL
Head
Wife
Son
Dau
Son
Head
Wife
Son
Dau
Son
M 49 Musician
Hereford, HEF
Do 30 No Occupation
Wedmore, SOM
10 Scholar
Brighton, SSX
7 Scholar
Bristol, GLO
5 Scholar
Bath, SOM
M 59 Musician (Itinerant) Hereford, HEF
M 42
Wedmore, SOM
U 20 Gen Porter
Brighton, SSX
17 Dressmaker
Do
Do
15 Errand Boy
Bath, SOM
Bdr
Vis
Brighton, SSX
death registered
aged 66
Faversham, KNT
Bermondsey, St. Mary
Magdalen, SRY
birth
son of James & Amy
U 39 Gen. Lab.
U 15 Domestic Servant
Hereford
Wedmore, SOM
Brighton...
RG9 1733 116
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RG10 2492 7v
RG11 1081 74v
London, MDX
Brighton, SSX
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FRANCES, William G.
c1821
1851
30 June
James FRANCES
Head M 67 Musician
William G FRANCES Son
U 29
Do
John B FRANCES
Son
U 19 Hair Dresser
Ruckinge, KNT
Faversham, KNT
Faversham, KNT
HO107 1560 261
MANDER, Joseph
c1820
1841
1851
7 June
30 March
Trombone
London, MDX
Kenwyn, CRN
birth
65 Labor
22 Musician
NK Above 20
do [=Musician]
Alfred JENKS
25 Musician
Arthur BINGHAM
20 Wild Beast Man
...Joseph MANDERS [Ldg] U 30 Trumbonen Player
Y...
N
...Richard FORTUNE Bdr
Alfred MASON
do
John CHAPPELL
do
William WILSON
do
John ROBINSON
do
Selsden, YKS
London, MDX
Batley, YKS
Selsden, YKS
Bradford, YKS
Thomas THOMAS
Joseph MANDER
John THOLBY
Darlaston, STS
N
N
N
London, MDX
HO107 147 15 6
/
6v
HO107 2022 262v
ROBINSON, John
c1821
1871
2 April
SMITH, Thomas
Bradford, YKS
Merthyr Tydfil, GLA
birth
[all designated
'Wombwells Menagerie']
[U]
do
do
do
do
36 Musician
36
do
37
do
37
do
50
do
RG10 5396 4
c1821
1851
30 March
Bradford on Avon, WIL
Wootton Bassett, WIL
birth
possible brother of Job
...Thomas SMITH
Job SMITH
Vis
Vis
30 Travelling Musician
24 Travelling Musician
Bradford, SOM
Bradford, SOM...
TODD, John
HO107 1834 141
Fiddle
1841
September
Northampton, NTH
in magistrates court
1841
September 21 October
Northampton, NTH
in gaol
1841
21 October
Northampton, NTH
at the Sessions
1841
21 October 21 November
Northampton, NTH
in gaol
1868
mid July
Oxford, OXF
1868
mid - late July
Oxford, OXF
in gaol
John Todd, a fiddler, of Newport Pagnell, "who used at trysts and
fairs to driddle," was charged by Elizabeth Robinson, servant at the
Black Horse, with robbing the till of that establishment. It appears
that while the girl was gone down in the cellar to draw some beer
for the prisoner, the latter stepped round and took the money;
nobody else was in the house. Four sixpences and a shilling were
found on the prisoner, corresponding exactly with the money from
the till. Prisoner asserted his innocence, but he was committed for
trial.
JOHN TODD was charged with stealing 3s the property of Thomas
Smith...Charles Smith searched the prisoner, and found four
sixpences, one shilling, and two pennyworth of half
pence...Prisoner said he had earned the money fiddling. Mr.
Rogers, of the Grafton Arms, knew the prisoner for three years at
Stony Stratford, and gave him a good character. Guilty, with a
recommendation to mercy. One Month's Hard Labour.
John Todd, a tramp, was charged with indecently assaulting Mrs.
Lord, Globe Inn. Pleaded guilty. Fourteen days.
The Northampton
Mercury, 25
September 1841, 3
The Northampton
Mercury, 25
September 1841, 3
The Northampton
Mercury, 30 October
1841, 3
The Northampton
Mercury, 30 October
1841, 3
The Oxford
Chronicle, 18 July
1868, 5
The Oxford
Chronicle, 18 July
1868, 5
WHITE, John
c1821
1841
birth
7 June
son of William & Ann
William WHITE
Ann WHITE
John WHITE
Joseph WHITE
WAR
40 Stocking Maker
40
20 Musician
15 Roller
No
No
No
Y
ANDREWS, George
1822
1824
1841
27 May
2 February
7 June
HO107 1145 4 8
Fiddle
Gateshead, DUR
Gateshead, DUR
Gateshead, DUR
birth
baptised
son of Thomas & Elizabeth
...George ANDREWS
23 Fiddler
Y...
BUTLER, Edward
IGI
IGI
HO107 296 13 28v
Fiddle
1822
1841
27 October
7 June
Minster Lovell, OXF
Minster Lovell, OXF
baptised
1842
4th Quarter
Witney, OXF
1842
9 October
Minster Lovell, OXF
death of mother
registered
burial of mother
1851
30 March
Minster Lovell, OXF
1851
?early
November
Minster Lovell, OXF
charged with theft
1851
13 November
Witney, OXF
1852
6 January
Oxford, OXF
at the Quarter Sessions
1852
6 January 6 April
Oxford, OXF
in gaol
1855
1st Quarter
Witney, OXF
1855
1855
4 March
4th Quarter
Minster Lovell, OXF
Witney, OXF
1855
1856
17 October
2nd Quarter
Minster Lovell, OXF
Witney, OXF
1856
6 April
Minster Lovell, OXF
1858
18 February
Minster Lovell, OXF
birth of Edward
registered
baptism of Edward
death of Edward
registered
burial of Edward
birth of Richard
Decimus registered
baptism of Richard
Decimus
baptism of William
1858
1st Quarter
Witney, OXF
1858
1859
1859
1859
1860
7 March
3rd Quarter
7 August
6 November
4th Quarter
Minster Lovell, OXF
Witney, OXF
Minster Lovell, OXF
Minster Lovell, OXF
Witney, OXF
1860
25 June
Minster Lovell, OXF
son of Richard & Hannah, Victualler
Richard BUTLER
Hannah BUTLER
Ed BUTLER
Matilda BUTLER
Susanah BUTLER
55 Farmer
55
15
15
11
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
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aged 56
Head W 67 Farmer 60 acrs of Kingston Bagpuise,
Land Employ ?4 Boys
BKS
Edward BUTLER Son U 27 Dealer
Minster Lovell, OXF
Susannah BUTLER Dau U 20 Domestic Duties
"
Do
Do
Richard BUTLER
birth of William
registered
baptism of William
baptism of John
burial of John
birth of Susannah
registered
baptism of Susannah
Original register
HO107 878 20 4v
Edward Butler, of Minster Lovell, was charged with stealing
mangold wurzel, the property of James Price, one of the allottees
in that parish ; bail was accepted for his appearance at the ensuing
Sessions.
THREE MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT...E. Butler, for stealing two
tons of mangel wurzel.
Original register
transcript
HO107 1731 637
Jackson's Oxford
Journal, 15
November 1851, 3
Jackson's Oxford
Journal, 15
November 1851, 3
Jackson's Oxford
Journal, 10 January
1852, 3
Jackson's Oxford
Journal, 10 January
1852, 3
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Edward & Lucy, Farmer
Original register
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aged 8 months
Original register
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Original register
Edward & Lucy, Farmer. Private baptism. Received into the Church
7th March 1858
Original register
transcript
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Original register
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Original register
Original register
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Edward & Lucy, Farmer / Victualler
aged 4 months
Original register
1861
7 April
Minster Lovell, OXF
1862
4th Quarter
Witney, OXF
1862
1863
29 October
1st Quarter
Minster Lovell, OXF
Witney, OXF
1863
1864
23 February
3rd Quarter
Minster Lovell, OXF
Witney, OXF
1864
1867
1867
1867
4 September
1st Quarter
17 February
21 May
Brize Norton, OXF
Witney, OXF
Minster Lovell, OXF
Bampton, OXF
1867
6 June
Witney, OXF
1871
2 April
Bampton, OXF
Edward BUTLER Head M 38 Violinist
Lucy BUTLER
Wife M 28
Richard BUTLER Son
5 Scholar
William BUTLER
"
3 Scholar
Susannah BUTLER Dau
7 mo
birth of James Edward
registered
baptism of James
death of James Edward
registered
burial of James Edward
birth of Mary Ann
registered
baptism of Mary Ann
death of Lucy registered
burial of Lucy
charged with rescuing a
horse
Buckland, BKS
at the feast
1871
12 September
Faringdon, BKS
1876
5 June
Bampton, OXF
1877
21 May
Bampton, OXF
1877
late June
Shipston on Stour,
WOR
played for morris
dancing
played for morris
dancing
at the fair
1877
30 June
Shipston on Stour,
WOR
1879
12 & 13 July
Aston, OXF
at the feast
1881
3 April
Bampton, OXF
1881
4 July
Cassington, OXF
with his dancing booth
1881
26 July
Woodstock, OXF
1887
6 October
Witney, OXF
at the hiring fair
1891
5 April
Bampton, OXF
1893
6 March
Witney, OXF
Original register
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infant, Witney Union
Original register
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Edward & Mary Ann, Labourer, Brize Norton
aged 34
aged 34, of Bampton
Original register
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Original register
Jackson's Oxford
Journal, 8 June
1867, 8
Jackson's Oxford
Journal, 8 June
1867, 8
Edward Butler and Richard Butler, both of Bampton, were charged
by Jesse Warner, of the same place, a labourer in the employ of
the Surveyors of the Turnpike Road there, with rescuing, on the
21st ult., a horse belonging to the first-named defendant, which
had been lawfully seized by Warner, it being found lying and
straying on the said road. The defendants were convicted and
ordered to be imprisoned for ten days, but as Mr. Bullen, on behalf
of the Trustees of the Turnpike Road, said he would not then press
for a warrant of commitment, it was not issued, and consequently
the defendants were discharged.
Jesse Warner, the complainant in the above case, was charged
by Edward Butler, one of the defendants in the same case, with
assaulting him. The assault was alleged to have taken place at the
time that the horse was released. Mr. Bullen appeared for the
defendant, who was fined, including costs, 29s. 6d.
Head W 49 Ag: Lab
Son
U 15 Stable Boy,
Domestic
William BUTLER
"
13 do
do
Susanah BUTLER Dau
10 Scholar
Mary A BUTLER
"
6
"
11 & 12
September
Minster, OXF
"
"
John Clack and Edward Butler, of Bampton, confectioners, Matilda
Mullett, of London, wax-work exhibitor, Rd. Jones, of Chester, and
William Wilson, of Canterbury, rifle shooting gallery owners, were
charged with obstructing the thoroughfare at Buckland, by placing
stalls, shows, &c., thereon. - The defendants attended the village
feast, and were informed by the police not to remain after Monday;
they, however, remained until Tuesday. - Fined £1 each, including
costs, except Mrs. Mullett, the summonses against her being
withdrawn.
The morris dancers were busily engaged from house to house in
their accustomed fashion, with leg bells, handkerchiefs, &c.
...the morris dancers busily tripped the "light fantastic toe" to the
sound of fiddle and tambourine.
Edwin Butler, proprietor of a dancing booth, was summoned by
George Palmer, district road Surveyor, charged with doing 1s.
damage to the High-street, Shipston. It appeared from the
evidence that the defendant visited Shipston fair, and made holes
in the street for the purposes of erecting a dancing booth. He
denied having done any damage, and called as a witness Fred.
Cooper, toll collector at the fair, who considered that the street was
not damaged, as the defendant left it in as good a state as he
found it. The Bench fined him 12s., including costs. Defendant said
that he would seek redress in the County Court.
This annual event came off on Sunday and Monday last. The
visitors, owing, no doubt, to the unfavourable state of the weather,
were not so numerous on Sunday as is generally the case. On
Monday the fair was well patronized, some of the vendors seeming
to do a roaring trade. There was a shooting saloon (Forrests'), a
travelling bazaar, some toy stalls, cake stalls, and a dancing booth
(Butler's), &c., &c. The feast has passed off quietly with the
exception of a few cases of inebriety.
Edward Butler, dealer, of Bampton, was summoned for pitching a
dancing booth on the highway at Cassington, on the 4th inst., and
was fined 9s. 6d. and 10s. costs; paid.
The first of the Witney hiring fairs was held on Thursday last, when
there was a large attendance of farmers and farm servants...There
was the usual collection of stalls, swings, and roundabouts, the
latter including Wilson's "galloping horses," and visitors who were
fond of a step had the opportunity given them in the well-known
Butler's dancing booth, and also at the Plough Inn, where dancing
was indulged in till closing time.
Edward BUTLER
Head W 68 Coal Dealer &
Retailer
Richard BUTLER Son S 35 Agric Labr.
Maryann BUTLER Dau S 26 Gloveress
RG10 1451 51v
"
"
"
"
Brizenorton, OXF
Edward BUTLER Head W 58 General Dealer
Minster Lovell, OXF
Richard BUTLER Son
U 25 General Labourer Minster Lovell, OXF
Mary Ann BUTLER Dau
U 16
Brizenorton, OXF
Richard in crown court
RG9 907 12v
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Edward BUTLER
Richard BUTLER
1871
Minster Lovell, OXF
London
Minster Lovell, OXF
Minster Lovell, OXF
Minster Lovell, OXF
Minster Lovell, OXF
The Oxford
Chronicle, 16
September 1871, 6
The Oxford
Chronicle, 16
September 1871, 6
The Oxford Times,
10 June 1876, 8
The Oxford Times,
26 May 1877, 3
Jackson's Oxford
Journal, 7 July 1877,
8
Jackson's Oxford
Journal, 7 July 1877,
8
The Witney Express,
17 July 1879, 8
RG11 1514 46v
Jackson's Oxford
Journal, 30 July
1881, 7
Jackson's Oxford
Journal, 30 July
1881, 7
The Witney Express,
13 October 1887, 4
RG12 1175 46
Do
"
Brizenorton, OXF
WEST CANNOCK COAL COMPANY v. BUTLER. - This was an
interpleader case, the plaintiffs having issued an execution against
Edward Bond [sic - Butler], of Bampton, but the claimant in this
case stated that the goods belonged to him and not his father. Mr.
T.W. Mallam appeared for the plaintiffs, and Mr. Rigden for the
claimant. - Richard Butler stated that he lived with his father,
Edward Butler, and that the goods sold under the execution
Jackson's Oxford
Journal, 11 March
1893, 7
1894
24 June
Bampton, OXF
died
belonged to him, and not his father. Two horses were sold which
belonged to him and other things. He claimed 5l. and 3l. for delay
of horses, and 2l. for goods sold, which he had to buy again at a
disadvantage. - In cross-examination defendant said he lived with
his father, and did hauling for him, for which he was not paid. He
did not buy the things mentioned for his father ; they belonged to
him. - Walter Midwinter deposed to the claimant buying a horse
from him, for which he received the money. Verdict for claimant,
without costs.
June 24th, at Bampton, Edward Butler, aged 71 years.
1894
2nd Quarter
Witney, OXF
death registered
aged 71
Cheltenham, GLO
Cheltenham, St. Mary,
GLO
baptised
son of John & Mary
The Witney Gazette,
30 June 1894, 1
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COX, John
1822
1841
13 September
7 June
John COX
Mary COX
Samuel COX
John COX
Frederick COX
Edgar COX
Henry COX
Mary COX
Emma COX
Mary SURMAN
Emma ?BEST
45
45
19
18
17
15
14
12
6
18
14
Musician
Musicn
Do
Musician
F.S.
IGI
HO107 353 12 6
N
"
"
"
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
N
/
birth of John Alfred
registered
birth of Frederick
William registered
birth of Edgar Thomas
registered
6v
1845
4th Quarter
Cheltenham, GLO
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1847
2nd Quarter
Cheltenham, GLO
1848
3rd Quarter
Cheltenham, GLO
1851
30 March
Cheltenham, GLO
c1851
1853
3rd Quarter
Cheltenham, GLO
West Derby, LAN
1854
3rd Quarter
West Derby, LAN
1861
1st Quarter
West Derby, LAN
1861
7 April
West Derby, LAN
1867
1st Quarter
West Derby, LAN
death registered
aged 44
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Gloucester, St. Mary de
Crypt, GLO
GLO
baptised
son of John & Mary
IGI
GRO Index
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John COX
Elizabeth COX
John Alfred COX
Frederick COX
Edgar COX
Head M 28 Musician
Wife M 27 Embroidress
Son
5 Scholar
Son
4
Son
2
Cheltenham, GLO
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
birth of Walter
birth of James Bishop
registered
death of Edgar Thomas
registered
birth of Joseph Henry
registered
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John COX
Head M 38 Musician
Elizabeth COX
Wife M 37 Embroidress
John Alfred COX Son
15 Scholar
Frederick W. COX Son
14
Walter COX
Son
10
James COX
Son
7
Joseph COX
Son
3 months
Cheltenham, GLO
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Liverpool, LAN
Do
Do
RG9 2730 95v
COX, Samuel Haycock
1822
4 January
1841
7 June
1851
30 March
Cheltenham, GLO
1854
1854
1855
1 July
3rd Quarter
14 April
Charlton Kings, GLO
Cheltenham, GLO
Cheltenham, GLO
1857
2nd Quarter
Cheltenham, GLO
1859
1861
3rd Quarter
7 April
Cheltenham, GLO
Cheltenham, GLO
1861
1862
3rd Quarter
15 September
Islington, SRY
Cheltenham, GLO
1862
3rd Quarter
Cheltenham, GLO
1865
1865
14 May
2nd Quarter
Cheltenham, GLO
Cheltenham, GLO
1867
23 March
Cheltenham, GLO
1867
1st Quarter
Cheltenham, GLO
1868
2 March
Cheltenham, GLO
married
marriage registered
birth of Samuel Thomas
Harold
birth of Ernest Frank
registered
marriage registered
birth of Charles
Bloomfield
birth of Charles
Bloomfield registered
birth of Percy Gissing
birth of Percy Gissing
registered
birth of Kate Emma
Grace
birth of Kate Emma G.
registered
baptism of Samuel
John COX
Mary COX
Samuel COX
John COX
Frederick COX
Edgar COX
Henry COX
Mary COX
Emma COX
Mary SURMAN
Emma ?BEST
John COX
Samuel COX
Henry COX
Mary Ann COX
Clemance COX
Head
Son
Son
Dau
D-in-l
Emma COX
Gustave COX
Dau U 15
G’son
3
M
U
U
U
W
45
45
19
18
17
15
14
12
6
18
14
55
29
23
21
26
Musician
n
Music
Do
Musician
F.S.
Musician
Musician
Nothing
Dress Maker
Milliner
N
“
“
“
/
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
N
Weymouth, DOR
Cheltenham, GLO
Do
Do
Do
Do
France. British
Subject
Cheltenham, GLO
France. British
Subject
Samuel COX = Emily REEVES
Samuel COX = [bride not identifiable in this source]
HO107 353 12 6
6v
HO107 1973 907v
IGI
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IGI
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[as Amelia Sarah]
m
Samuel COX
Samuel
T. H. COX
Ernest F COX
Sarah A. DAVIS
Head W 39 Music Professor
Chelt , GLO
Son
Son
Serv
5 Scholar
3
39 Housekeeper
Mary A. SMITH
Serv
19 Gen Servant
Do
Do
Do
Do
Gloucester City,
GLO
m
Chelt , GLO
l
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RG9 1803 11v
Samuel COX = Katherine Charlotte BLOOMFIELD
Samuel Haycock & Katherine
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IGI [erroneously
given as 1863]
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IGI
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IGI [erroneously
given as 1868]
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Samuel Haycock & Amelia Sarah
IGI
Thomas Harold
1871
1881
2 April
3 April
Samuel COX
Catherine C COX
Ernest F COX
Charles B COX
Percy G COX
Kate E G COX
Charlotte
BLOOMFIELD
GLO
Wifes Moth
W 72
Samuel H COX Head M 59
Catherine C COX Wife M 52
Charles B COX
Son U 18
Percy G COX
Son
15
Kate E G COX
Dau
14
Charlotte
BLOOMFIELD M-in-l W 82
GLO
1889
2nd Quarter
Cheltenham, GLO
1891
5 April
Cheltenham, GLO
death of Kate Emma G.
registered
31 March
1902
1st Quarter
Cheltenham, St. Lukes,
GLO
Cheltenham, GLO
Samuel
Haycock COX
...Samuel COX
death registered
Cheltenham, GLO
Bacton, SFK
Cheltenham, GLO
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Wickham, SFK
Gloucester, GLO
Bacton, SFK
Brewery Clerk
Cheltm, GLO
Stationer’s Apprentice do
do
Scholar
do
do
Professor of Music
20 October
7 June
RG11 2576 98v
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RG12 2043 64
Head W 69 Professor & Teacher Cheltenham, GLO
of Music
Serv W 73 General Servant
Shipton Oliffe,
Domestic
GLO
Bdr W 79 Living on own
Cheltenham,
means
GLO...
aged 81
RG13 2464 5
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GREEN, Joshua
1822
1841
RG10 2672 24v
Wickham Skeith,
SFK
aged 22
Mary GRIFFIN
1901
Head M 49 Professor of Music
Wife M 43 None
Son
13 Scholar
“
8
Do
“
5
Do
Dau
4
Do
Fiddle / Fife
Swalcliffe, OXF
Swalcliffe, OXF
baptised
son of John & Mary, Mason
John GREEN
Sarah GREEN
s
Tho GREEN
Joshua GREEN
Jesse GREEN
marriage registered
baptism of Jesse
53
50
24
18
15
Bricklayer
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Ag Lab
Ag Lab
Ag Lab
1849
1851
2nd Quarter
2 March
Banbury, OXF
Sibford Gower, OXF
Joshua GREEN = Jane HILLMAN
Joshua & Jane Burdrop, Labourer
1851
30 March
Sibford Gower, OXF
1853
21 August
Sibford Gower, OXF
baptism of Harriet
Joshua & Jane Burdrop, Mason
1856
30 March
Sibford Gower, OXF
baptism of Thomas
Joshua & Jane Burdrop, Mason
1859
20 November
Sibford Gower, OXF
baptism of George
Henry
Joshua & Jane, Mason
1861
7 April
Sibford Gower, OXF
1862
27 April
Sibford Gower, OXF
baptism of Albert
1865
12 March
Sibford Gower, OXF
baptism of William
1871
2 April
Sibford Gower, OXF
1877
17 October
Sibford Gower, OXF
marriage of Thomas
1877
15 November
Sibford Gower, OXF
marriage of Jesse
1881
3 April
Sibford Gower, OXF
1883
7 April
Sibford Gower, OXF
marriage of George
Henry
1889
1889
3rd Quarter
6 September
Banbury, OXF
Sibford Gower, OXF
death registered
buried
George Henry GREEN, 23, Bachelor, Labourer, Sibford Gower,
son of Joshua, Tradesman =
Betsy Ann YOUNG, 23, Spinster, daughter of James, [no
occupation given]
[wit : Albert YOUNG / Annie SUTTON]
aged 67
aged 67
baptised
son of John, Widower, Framework Knitter, G Wigston
Joshua GREEN
Jane GREEN
Jesse GREEN
Head M 28 Mason
Wife
24
Son
6 mon
[Sibford Gower, OXF]
Epwell, OXF
Sibford, OXF
Joshua GREEN Head M 38 Stone Mason
Jane GREEN
Wife M 33
Jesse GREEN
Son
10 Plough boy
Harriett GREEN Dau
7 Scholar
Thomas GREEN Son
5
George H GREEN Son
1
Sibford Gower, OXF
Epwell, OXF
Sibford Gower, OXF
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Joshua GREEN Head M 49 Stone Mason
Jane GREEN
Wife M 45
Jesse GREEN
Son U 20 Agr Lab
Harriett GREEN
Dau " 17
Thomas GREEN Son
" 15 Agr Lab
George H GREEN Son
11 Scholar
Albert GREEN
Son
8
"
William GREEN
Son
6
"
Sibford Gower, OXF
Epwell, OXF
Sibford Gower, OXF
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
Original register
HO107 875 17 13
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Original register
transcript
HO107 1733 313
Original register
transcript
Original register
transcript
Original register
transcript
RG9 916 35
Original register
transcript
Original register
transcript
RG10 1462 32v
Thomas GREEN x, 22, bachelor, Labourer, Sibford Gower, son of
Joshua, Mason =
Esther HOLTUM, 19, spinster, daughter of John, Labourer
[wit : Herbert MONTGOMERY / Sarah Jane HOLTON]
Jesse GREEN, 27, bachelor, Labourer, Sibford Gower, son of
Joshua, Mason =
Lavinia Jane HILLMAN, 23, spinster, Shutford, daughter of George,
Labourer
[wit : George GREEN / Clara TUSTAIN]
Original register
transcript
Joshua GREEN
Jane GREEN
George GREEN
William GREEN
RG11 1525 42
Head
Wife
Son
do
M
do
U
do
53 Stone Mason
53
21 Ag Lab
16 do do
[Sibford G, OXF]
Epwell, OXF
Sibford G, OXF
do
do
Original register
transcript
Original register
transcript
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Original register
HEARD, Thomas
1822
1841
28 July
6 June
1841
1843
4th Quarter
4th Quarter
Wigston, LEI
Royal Marine Barracks,
Chatham, KNT
Hinckley, LEI
Nottingham, NTT
1846
2nd Quarter
Nottingham, NTT
1851
30 March
Swaffham, NFK
1851
3rd Quarter
Hinckley, LEI
t
...Thomas HEARD
marriage registered
birth of George
registered
birth of Thomas
registered
N...
Thomas HEARD = Sarah MASON
Original register
HO107 487 12 7
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...George SALE
[Ldg]
John MAIN
Do
James ADLAM
Do
Thomas HAID
Do
Joseph DEIGHTON Do
William LIDLEY
Do
birth of Maria registered
20 Private
W
U
M
M
M
M
49 Musician
35
Do
29
Do
29
Do
25
Do
22
Do
Tottenham, MDX
Chichester, SSX
Stirbridge, GLO
Wigston, LEI
Bradford, YKS
Newark, NTT
HO107 1831 36v
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1857
2nd Quarter
Hinckley, LEI
1859
3rd Quarter
Aston, WAR
1861
7 April
Aston, WAR
birth of Sarah Jane
registered
birth of William
registered
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Thomas HEARD
Head M 39 Cotton Worsted
Weaver
Wife M 40
Son
U 17 Printer
Son
U 14
Do Lithograph
Dau
9
Dau
4 Scholar
Son
1
Sarah HEARD
George HEARD
Thomas HEARD
Maria HEARD
Sarah J. HEARD
William HEARD
1861
2nd Quarter
Aston, WAR
1861
1871
4th Quarter
2 April
Aston, WAR
WAR
1881
3 April
Birmingham, St. Martin,
WAR
1886
1891
1st Quarter
5 April
Birmingham, WAR
Aston, WAR
1895
3rd Quarter
Aston, WAR
Wigston, LEI
RG9 2176 98
Hinckley, LEI
Nottingham, NTT
Do
Do
Hinckley, LEI
Do
Do
Birmingham, WAR
death of William
registered
birth of Emily registered
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Thomas HEARD
Sarah HEARD
Maria HEARD
Sarah J. HEARD
Emily HEARD
Thomas HEARD
Sarah HEARD
Emily HEARD
Elizabeth HEARD
Walter HEARD
Ruth HART
Head
Wife
Dau
Head
Wife
Dau
G'dau
G'son
Bdr
M
U
M
M
U
48
49
19
14
9
59
60
19
10
4
U 28
Weaver
LEI
Hinckley, LEI
Dress Maker
----Scholar
Birmh
Professor of Music Wigston, LEI
Hinckley, LEI
Dressmaker
Birmingham, WAR
Scholar
"
"
"
"
"
Bedstead Printer
"
"
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RG10 3109 78v
RG11 2990 83
[Public House [implicitly kept by this family]]
aged 64
Thomas HEARD
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RG12 2418 94v
death registered
aged 74
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baptised
son of William & Mary
IGI
Head W 68 Theatrical Costume Wigston, LEI
Manufacturer
Sarah Jane HEARD Dau S 34
Do
Hinckley, LEI
Emily HEARD
Dau S 29 Dressmaker
Birmingham, WAR
Walter HEARD
G'son S 15 Scholar
Do
Do
Florence HEARD
G'dau S 10 Scholar
Do
Do
Edith HEARD
G'dau S 6 Scholar
Do
Do
NEWCOMB, Robert
1822
19 April
1851
30 March
Leicester, St. Margaret,
LEI
Grantham, LIN
1861
7 April
Little Gonerby, LIN
1863
2nd Quarter
Bourne, LIN
death registered
Birmingham, WAR
Birmingham, St.
Phillips, WAR
Birmingham, St.
Martins, WAR
birth
baptised
Birmingham, WAR
Birmingham, WAR
Birmingham, WAR
Birmingham, St.
George, WAR
birth of Sarah registered
birth of Edward
birth of Emma
registered
birth of Louisa
registered
birth of Emma Bertha
registered
...Robert NEWCOME
Ann NEWCOME
Mary NEWCOMB
William NEWCOMB
Robert NEWCOMB
Ldg
Wife
Head
Son
Son
M
M
M
U
U
27
21
62
37
36
Music Master
Leicester, LEI
Straw Bonnet Maker Grantham, LIN
House Keeper
Syston, LEI
Musician
Leicester, LEI
a
a
a
HO107 2103 160
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PHILLIPS, John
1822
1822
10 September
30 December
1841
7 June
1846
1847
c1850
1851
1st Quarter
4th Quarter
1851
4th Quarter
Birmingham, WAR
1854
2nd Quarter
Birmingham, WAR
1859
1st Quarter
Birmingham, WAR
1861
7 April
Birmingham, St.
George, WAR
30 March
IGI
IGI
son of John & Sarah
r
John PHILLIPS
Sarah PHILLIPS
Sarah PHILLIPS
Samuel PHILLIPS
John PHILLIPS
Abraham PHILLIPS
Phebe HAMMOND
Sarah HAMMOND
45 Glass Blow
40
8
6
19 Glass Blowr
10
20
1½
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
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John PHILLIPS
Emma PHILLIPS
Sarah PHILLIPS
John PHILLIPS
Edwin PHILLIPS
Head M 28 Gauze Worker
Wife M 26
Dau
5 Scholar
Son
3
Son
1
Birmingham
Do
Do
Do
Do
7 June
HO107 2058 535
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John PHILLIPS
Emma PHILLIPS
John PHILLIPS
Edward PHILLIPS
Emma PHILLIPS
Louisa PHILLIPS
Bertha PHILLIPS
Head M 39 Musician
Wife M 34
Son
13 Scholar
Son
11
Do.
Dau
9
Do.
Dau
7
Do.
Dau
2
[Birmingham, WAR]
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
BAKER, Thomas Nelson
c1822
1841
HO107 1140 2 27v
RG9 2162 90v
Harp
St. Pancras, MDX
St. Pancras, MDX
1843
1st Quarter
Islington, MDX
1847
4th Quarter
Clerkenwell, MDX
1849
3rd Quarter
Pancras, MDX
1851
30 March
St. Pancras, MDX
birth
son of Thomas & Frances
Thomas BAKER
Frances BAKER
Thomas BAKER
Ann BAKER
Susan BAKER
Joseph BAKER
Francian BAKER
Thomas BUDDY
Emma BUDDY
51
47
21
17
11
8
5
16
10
Shoe M
Servant
Do
Servant
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
birth of Sarah Ann
registered
birth of Joseph
registered
birth of Agnes
registered
HO107 686 13 48
GRO Index
GRO Index
GRO Index
Thomas BAKER
Head
Agnes BAKER
Wife
Sarah Ann BAKER Dau
M 28 Musician
M 27
7
London
Do
Islington, MDX
HO107 1494 345
Thos BAKER
Agnes BAKER
1853
1856
1859
2nd Quarter
4th Quarter
1st Quarter
Pancras, LDN
Pancras, LDN
St. Pancras, MDX
1861
7 April
St. Pancras, MDX
c1861
c1863
1866
1871
1st Quarter
St. Pancras, MDX
St. Pancras, MDX
Pancras, MDX
2 April
St. Pancras, MDX
1881
3 April
St. Pancras, MDX
1891
5 April
St. Pancras, MDX
1901
31 March
St. Pancras, MDX
1901
1905
2nd Quarter
1st Quarter
Pancras, MDX
Pancras, MDX
Son
Dau
4
1
Clerkenwell, MDX
St Pancras, MDX
birth of Isaac registered
birth of Mary Ann
registered
GRO Index
GRO Index
GRO Index
Thomas BAKER
Agnes BAKER
Sarah Ann BAKER
Thomas BAKER
Agnes BAKER
Henry BAKER
Isaac BAKER
Mary BAKER
Head
Wife
Dau
Son
Dau
Son
Son
Dau
M
M
U
U
U
U
U
U
37
37
17
14
11
6
4
2
musician
nursemaid
scholar
scholar
scholar
Horsley Down
City of London
St Pancras, MDX
St Pancras, MDX
St Pancras, MDX
St Pancras, MDX
St Pancras, MDX
St Pancras, MDX
birth of William
birth of Joseph Edward
birth of Emma
registered
GRO Index
Thomas BAKER
Head
Agnes BAKER
Wife
Harry BAKER
Son
Isaac BAKER
Son
Mary Ann BAKER Dau
William BAKER
Son
Joseph Edward
BAKER
Son
Jane Emma BAKER Dau
Thomas BAKER
Head
Agnes BAKER
Wife
Isaac BAKER
Son
Marian BAKER
Dau
William BAKER
Son
Joseph G BAKER Son
Janet BAKER
Dau
Thomas BAKER
Head
Agnes BAKER
Wife
Joseph BAKER
Son
Jesse BAKER
G'dau
Thomas BAKER
Head
Agnes BAKER
Wife
Joseph BAKER
Son
Jesse BAKER
G'dau
death registered
RG9 100 72v
M 47 Musician
M 46 none
17 Musician
14 Musician
12 Scholar
9
Do
7
5
58
57
24
22
19
17
15
68
67
27
9
78
77
37
19
M
M
M
M
S
M
M
S
[St Pancras, MDX]
Do
Do
Do
Do/
St Pancras, MDX
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Musician
Do
Do
Do
Do
MDX
MDX
Musician
do
do
Musician
do
M do do
do
do
Musician (Harpist) MDX
Do
Do (Violinist)
Do
Scholar
Do
Musician (Harpist) [St Pancras, LDN]
(City)
do
Musician (Violinist) St Pancras, do
do
do
aged 77
aged 81 [as Thomas Nelson]
RG10 208 62
62v
RG11 186 48
RG12 116 127v
RG13 131 73
GRO Index
GRO Index
BILLING, William
c1822
1851
1861
Fiddle
30 June
Holt, NFK
Wells, NFK
7 April
Wells, NFK
birth
son of Robert & Charlotte
Robt. BILLING
Charlotte BILLING
William BILLING
William BILLING
Head
Wife
Son
Head
M
M
U
U
48 Violin Player
48
28 Violin Player
39 Labourer
Burnham, NFK
Barningham, NFK
Holt, NFK
[Wells, NFK]
HO107 1826 711
RG9 1247 107v
BOWRON, Henry Charles
c1822
1840
1st Quarter
Marylebone, MDX
Marylebone, MDX
1841
7 June
St. Marylebone, MDX
1849
5 August
1849
1850
1850
3rd Quarter
10 April
2nd Quarter
St. Martin in the Fields,
Westminster, MDX
St. Martin, MDX
St. Pancras, MDX
Pancras, MDX
1850
3 May
1851
31 March
Old Church, St.
Pancras, MDX
St. Marylebone, MDX
1851
3rd Quarter
Marylebone, MDX
1854
1855
4th Quarter
1st Quarter
Marylebone, MDX
Marylebone, MDX
1861
7 April
Marylebone, MDX
1881
3 April
1891
5 April
1898
1898
1st Quarter
24 January
St. Peter-le-Bailey,
Oxford, OXF
Oxford, OXF
Headington, OXF
Oxford, OXF
birth
death of mother
registered
son of Thomas & Elizabeth
GRO Index
Thomas BOWRON
Mary BOWRON
Henry BOWRON
Elizth BOWRON
55 Musician
25
15 Musician
6
No Sussex
Yes
Yes
Yes
HO107 680 4 16
married
Henry Charles BOWRON = Catherine Martha WALSH
IGI
marriage registered
birth of Eliza Martha
birth of Eliza Martha
registered
baptism of Eliza Martha
Henry Charles BOWRON = Catherine Martha WALSH
GRO Index
IGI
GRO Index
Henry Charles & Catherine Martha
IGI
Henry BOWRON
Cathe BOWRON
Eliza BOWRON
death of Catherine
Martha registered
marriage registered
death of father
registered
Head M 28 Musician
Wife M 22 Hair ?Tambour
Worker
Dau
11mo
Marylebone, MDX/
Pancras, MDX
Do
HO107 1486 327v
328
Do
GRO Index
Henry Charles BOWRON = Elizabeth Mary Ann STRAIGHT
GRO Index
GRO Index
Henry BOWRON
Head
Elizabeth BOWRON Wife
Eliza BOWRON
Dau
Henry BOWRON
Head
Elizabeth BOWRON Wife
RG9 70 9v
M 37 Professor of Music Marylebone, MDX
M 34 Dressmaker
Do
Do
10 Scholar
St Pancras, Do
M 59 Musician
Marylebone, MDX
Do 52
Do
Do
Henry BOWRON
Head M 70 Musician
Elizabeth BOWRON Wife M 63
death registered
buried
aged 77
aged 77, Oxford Workhouse
Eling, HAM
Eling, HAM
birth
son of ?Mary
marriage registered
birth of Mary
birth of William George
Young registered
Marylebone, MDX
Do
Do
RG11 1502 85
RG12 1168 21v
GRO Index
Original register
transcript
BURGESS, William Young
c1822
1841
7 June
1859
1860
1861
3rd Quarter
2nd Quarter
New Forest, HAM
Southampton, HAM
New Forest, HAM
1861
7 April
Eling, HAM
William BURGESS
Mary BURGESS
Louisa WEBBER
15 J Shoemaker
45 Ind.
40 Ind.
Yes
Yes
No
William Young BURGESS = Jane ALDRIDGE
HO107 399 5 32v
GRO Index
GRO Index
William Y.
BURGESS
Jane BURGESS
RG9 672 80
Head M 39 School Master &
Teacher of Music
Wife M 27 [School] Mistress
Eling, HAM
Monton, HAM
Mary J. BURGESS Dau
William G.
BURGESS Son
1863
1st Quarter
New Forest, HAM
1865
2nd Quarter
Southampton, HAM
1867
4th Quarter
Southampton, HAM
1870
1st Quarter
Southampton, HAM
1871
2 April
St. Mary, Southampton,
HAM
1873
1st Quarter
Southampton, HAM
1876
1st Quarter
Southampton, HAM
1881
3 April
St. Mary, Southampton,
HAM
"
1 mo
Eling, HAM
Do
Do
GRO Index
GRO Index
GRO Index
GRO Index
William Y.
BURGESS Head M 48 Professor of Music Eling, HAM
Jane BURGESS
Wife M 35 School Mistress
Monxton, HAM
Mary BURGESS Dau
11 Scholar
Southampton, HAM
William G.
BURGESS Son
10
do
do
do
Harriet BURGESS Dau
8
do
do
do
Arthur J.
BURGESS Son
5
do
do
do
Clara A. BURGESS Dau
3
do
do
do
Sidney A.
BURGESS Son
1
do
do
birth of Ada Elizabeth
Y[oung] registered
birth of Frank Young
registered
RG10 1187 106v
GRO Index
GRO Index
William Y.
BURGESS
RG11 1207 112v
Head M 58 Professor of
Music
Wife M 45
Sidney A.
BURGESS Son
Ada E. BURGESS Dau
Frank BURGESS Son
4th Quarter
1
birth of Harriett Young
registered
birth of Arthur James
Young registered
birth of Clara Ann
Y[oung] registered
birth of Sidney Albert
Y[oung] registered
Jane BURGESS
George W.
BURGESS
Son
Harriett BURGESS Dau
Arthur J.
BURGESS Son
Clara A. BURGESS Dau
1888
"
Southampton, HAM
death registered
aged 64
St. Clement, CRN
birth
went blind
[Blind from Small Pox &
Fever at 3 years of age]
James HOCKING
Annie HOCKING
Eling, HAM
Monxton, HAM
U 20 Brushmaker
U 19 Tailoress
Eling, HAM
Eling, HAM
U 15 Musician
13 Dressmaker's
Apprentice
Southampton, HAM
11 Scholar
8 Scholar
5 Scholar
Southampton, HAM
Southampton, HAM
Southampton, HAM
Southampton, HAM
GRO Index
HOCKING, James
c1822
c1825
1871
2 April
St. Clement, CRN
Head M 48 Musician
Wife M 30 Charwoman
St. Clement, CRN
Redruth, CRN
RG10 2281 26
RG10 2281 26
MURRAY, Michael
c1822
1861
1871
7 April
2 April
Congelton, CHS
Worcester, WOR
Stone, STS
birth
...Michael MURRY Ldg
...Arthur TAYLOR Ldg
Annie PEARSON
John FISHER
Michael MURRAY
do
do
do
U 40 [Travelling Hawker] [not known]
U 45 Theatrical Performer Stoke on Trent,
STS
W 34
do
do
Brighton, SSX
U 32 Musician
Newark, NTT
do 48
do
Congleton, CHS
RG9 2093 77
RG10 2822 22v
INGRAM, John
1823
1841
1847
1851
1861
12 February
7 June
2nd Quarter
30 March
7 April
Earls Barton, NTH
Earls Barton, NTH
Wellingborough, NTH
Earls Barton, NTH
Wellingborough, NTH
1865
1st Quarter
Wellingbro’, NTH
1871
2 April
1878
1881
1889
baptised
son of James & Mary
Mary INGRAM
Charlotte
INGRAM
John INGRAM
Agnes INGRAM
marriage registered
[Blind]
[Blind]
55 Lace-m
Y
20 Do
18 Blind
15 Lace-m
Y
Y
Y
IGI
HO107 801 3 13v
John INGRAM = Mary FIELD
John INGRAM
Mary INGRAM
John FIELDS
Sally FIELDS
John INGRAM
Mary INGRAM
John INGRAM
Salley FIELD
Head
Wife
Son
Dau
Head
Wife
Son
D-in-l
M
M
U
“
M
M
U
U
28
41
15
12
38
51
18
22
None
Lace Maker
Shoe Maker
Lace Do
Mat Maker Musician
Ag Lab
Shoe Closer
John INGRAM = Thirza BUTT
Earls Barton, NTH
marriage of John
registered
[Blind]
3rd Quarter
3 April
Wellingbro’, NTH
Earls Barton, NTH
[Blind]
aged 68
1st Quarter
Wellingbro’, NTH
death registered
aged 66
son of Martin Wright & Mary
John INGRAM
Mary INGRAM
Sarah FIELD
Albert FIELD
John INGRAM
John INGRAM
[Earls Barton, NTH]
Ravenson, BDF
Bedford
/
E Barton, NTH
Earls Barton, NTH
Ravensden, BDF
Earls Barton, NTH
Do
Do
GRO Index
HO107 1743 87
87v
RG9 951 60
GRO Index
Head M 48 Musican [sic]
Wife M 61
Dau U 32 Machinist
Son
7
[Earls Barton, NTH]
Ravensden, BDF
Earls Barton, NTH
Do
Do
Head M 39 Shoemaker Finisher
Fath W 58
Wellingboro, NTH...
[Earls Barton, NTH]
RG10 1497 67
GRO index
RG11 1566 82
GRO index
SHAW, Thomas
1823
1841
8 October
7 June
Horncastle, LIN
Horncastle, LIN
baptised
1844
3rd Quarter
Horncastle, LIN
birth of Sarah Ann
registered
Martin W SHAW
Mary SHAW
Thomas SHAW
Mary SHAW
Eliza SHAW
Elijah SHAW
Cornelius DUNHAM
Elizabeth SHAW
40 Sweep
40
15
14
12
7
25 Sweep
2
Y
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y ...
HO107 637 13 37v
[Lodging House]
GRO Index
1844
1847
9 October
2nd Quarter
Horncastle, LIN
Horncastle, LIN
1847
1847
4 April
1st Quarter
Horncastle, LIN
Horncastle, LIN
1849
25 March
Horncastle, LIN
1850
4th Quarter
Horncastle, LIN
1851
1851
1851
1st Quarter
24 February
30 March
Horncastle, LIN
Horncastle, LIN
Horncastle, LIN
1855
1st Quarter
Horncastle, LIN
1857
1st Quarter
Horncastle, LIN
1857
1859
4 January
2nd Quarter
Horncastle, LIN
Horncastle, LIN
1861
7 April
Horncastle, LIN
1871
2 April
baptism of Sarah Ann
birth of Louisa
registered
baptism of Louisa
birth of Martin Wright
registered
baptism of Martin
Wright
death of Martin Wright
registered
birth of Eliza registered
baptism of Eliza
Thomas & Mary
IGI
GRO Index
Thomas & Mary
IGI
GRO Index
Thomas & Mary
IGI
GRO Index
Thomas & Mary
Thomas SHAW
Mary SHAW
Sarah A SHAW
Louisa SHAW
Eliza SHAW
birth of Thomas
registered
birth of Mary Jane
registered
baptism of Mary Jane
birth of Paulson
registered
M 27 Nail Maker
Do 27
6 School
4
2M
[Horncastle, LIN]
Do
Do
o
D
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
GRO Index
GRO Index
Thomas & Mary
Thomas SHAW
Mary SHAW
Louisa SHAW
Eliza SHAW
Martin
Wright SHAW
Thomas SHAW
Mary
Jane SHAW
William
Paulson SHAW
Thomas SHAW
Mary SHAW
Martin
Wright SHAW
Thomas SHAW
Mary
Jane SHAW
William
Paulson SHAW
Thomas SHAW
Mary SHAW
Thomas SHAW
William P SHAW
Horncastle, LIN
Head
Wife
Dau
Do
Do
GRO Index
IGI
HO107 2107 289
IGI
GRO Index
Head M 37 Nail Maker
Wife M 37
Dau U 14 Scholar
Dau U 10
Do
Horncastle, LIN
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Son
Son
U
U
8
6
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Dau
U
4
Do
Do
Do
Son U 2
Do
Head M 46 Nail Maker
Wife M 46
RG9 2366 31v
Do
Do
Horncastle, LIN
Do
Do
Son
Son
U 18 Nail Maker
16 Porter
Do
Do
Do
Do
Dau
14 Scholar
Do
Do
RG10 3380 29
Son
12
Do
Do
Do
Head M 57 Nail Maker & Musician [Horncastle, LIN]
Wife M 57
"
"
Wife
Do
Do
o
Son
U 26 Shoe Rivetter
D
Do
Son U 21 Nail Maker
Do
Do
1881
3 April
Horncastle, LIN
1883
2nd Quarter
Horncastle, LIN
death registered
aged 59
son of John & Frances
RG11 3248 29
GRO Index
SUTTON, Samuel
1823
1851
4 June
30 March
Sandy, BDF
Bethnal Green, MDX
baptised
[Blind]
1871
2 April
[Blind from birth]
William PEARSON G'son
...Samuel SUTTON
1881
3 April
[Blind from Birth]
...Samuel SUTTON [Widr] W 50
[Sandy, BDF]...
RG11 1629 97
1891
5 April
[Blind from childhood]
...Samuel SUTTON Inmate S 62 Musician
Sandy, BDF...
RG12 1258 129v
1900
1st Quarter
Union Workhouse,
Biggleswade, BDF
Union Workhouse,
Biggleswade, BDF
Union Workhouse,
Biggleswade, BDF
Biggleswade, BDF
death registered
aged 70
birth
son of John & Mary
John SUTTON
Fanny SUTTON
Samuel SUTTON
Edward SUTTON
William SUTTON
Head
Wife
Son
do
do
M
do
U
U
U
65
58
27
18
16
IGI
HO107 1642 105
Butcher
Sandy, BDF
do
do
no occupation
do
do
Porter
do
do
Labourer at Copper
do
do
Manufactory
13
do
do
do
do
39
Sandy, BDF...
RG10 1553 142v
GRO Index
COX, Frederick
c1823
1841
1846
1847
c1847
7 June
3rd Quarter
1st Quarter
John COX
Mary COX
Samuel COX
John COX
Frederick COX
Edgar COX
Henry COX
Mary COX
Emma COX
Mary SURMAN
Emma ?BEST
GLO
Cheltenham, GLO
Cheltenham, GLO
Cheltenham, GLO
marriage registered
death registered
birth of Gustave
Norwich, NFK
Catfield, NFK
birth
7 June
1847
1850
1850
2nd Quarter
4 September
4th Quarter
Blofield, NFK
Norwich, NFK
Norwich, NFK
marriage registered
birth of Georgiana
birth of Georgiana
registered
1851
30 March
Norwich, St. Peters
Hungate, NFK
1851
19 October
1861
7 April
Norwich, St. Peter at
Hungate, NFK
Norwich, Peter Prior
Hungate, NFK
45
45
19
18
17
15
14
12
6
18
14
Musician
Musicn
Do
Musician
F.S.
N
"
"
"
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
N
HO107 353 12 6
/
Frederick COX = Clémence JANSSOONE
6v
GRO Index
GRO Index
JACKSON, William
c1823
1841
John CROWE
Wm JACKSON
75 Ind
15 Musician
William JACKSON = Charlotte BELL
William JACKSON Head M 27 Teacher of Music
Charlott JACKSON Wife M 32
Wife
Georgiana
JACKSON Dau
7 Mon
Home
baptism of Georgiana
Y...
Y
HO107 775 16 5v
GRO Index
FreeREG
GRO Index
[Norwich, NFK]
Wymondham, NFK
HO107 1813 181
Norwich, NFK
William & Charlotte (nee BELL), Musician
William JACKSON Head W 37 Professor of Music Norwich, NFK
Georgiana
JACKSON Dau U 10 Scholar
Norwich, NFK
Original register
transcript
RG9 1212 156
Elizabeth
RICHARDSON
1862
1864
4th Quarter
18 March
Norwich, NFK
Norwich, NFK
marriage registered
birth of Rosa Jane
1864
2nd Quarter
Norwich, NFK
1864
4 September
1869
1871
4th Quarter
2 April
Norwich, St. Peter at
Hungate, NFK
Norwich, NFK
Norwich, St. Peter
Hungate, NFK
birth of Rosa Jane
registered
baptism of Rosa Jane
1872
4th Quarter
Norwich, NFK
1874
24 May
1875
2nd Quarter
Norwich, St. Peter
Hungate, NFK
Norwich, NFK
1875
27 May
1875
3rd Quarter
1881
3 April
Norwich, St. Peter
Hungate, NFK
Norwich, NFK
Norwich, St. Peter
Hungate, NFK
birth of Clara registered
[Blind]
death of Clara
registered
birth & baptism of Clara
birth of Ernest
registered
baptism of Ernest
death of Ernest
registered
[Blind]
1891
5 April
Norwich, NFK
1901
31 March
Norwich, NFK
[Blind]
1908
2nd Quarter
Norwich, NFK
death registered
Serv
W 69 House Keeper
Mattishall, NFK
William JACKSON = Jane BELL
GRO Index
Original register
transcript
GRO Index
William & Jane Gilbert (nee BELL), Teacher of Music
Original register
transcript
GRO Index
RG10 1810 37
William JACKSON Head M 47 Professor of Music [Norwich, NFK]
Jane JACKSON
Wife M 36
do
do
Rosa Jane
JACKSON Dau U 7 Scholar
do
do
Clara JACKSON
do
U 1
do
do
Caroline PYNE
Serv U 16 Domestic Servant Long Stretton, NFK
aged 1
GRO Index
William & Jane Gilbert, Musician
Original register
transcript
GRO Index
William & Jane Gilbert, Musician
Original register
transcript
GRO Index
aged 0
William JACKSON Head M 57 Music ian
Jane JACKSON
Wife do 50
Rosa Jane
JACKSON Dau S 17 Milliner
Clara JACKSON
do
do 11 Scholar
William JACKSON Head M 64 Tuner Pianofortes
Jane JACKSON
Wife do 54
Clara JACKSON
do
do 21 Dress Maker
William JACKSON Head M 77 Pianoforte Tuner
Jane JACKSON
Wife do 67
Clara JACKSON
do
do 28 Dressmaker
Norwich
do
do
do
Norwich
Do
Do
Norwich, NFK
Norwich, NFK
Norwich, NFK
aged 85
RG11 1940 21v
RG12 1528 88
RG13 1842 84v
GRO Index
LUFF, George
c1823
1841
7 June
Fiddle
Bridport, DOR
Blandford Town, DOR
1844
1849
4th Quarter
2nd Quarter
Bridport, DOR
Bridport, DOR
1851
30 March
Bridport, DOR
birth
son of John & Martha
John LUFF
Martha LUFF
George LUFF
Mary PAGE
marriage registered
birth of George James
registered
50
43
19
20
Mason
Y
Y
Y
Y
Fiddler
Lodger
George LUFF = Eliza FARWELL
John LUFF
Head M
Martha LUFF
Wife M
George LUFF
Son M
Eliza LUFF
D-in-l M
George LUFF
G'son
Adelaide FISHER G'dau
58
55
28
26
2
12
1855
3rd Quarter
Bridport, DOR
1858
4th Quarter
Bridport, DOR
1861
7 April
Bridport, DOR
1862
2nd Quarter
Bridport, DOR
1863
2nd Quarter
Bridport, DOR
1870
2nd Quarter
Bridport, DOR
1871
2 April
Bridport, DOR
1880
1881
4th Quarter
1st Quarter
Bridport, DOR
Bridport, DOR
death registered
aged 58
aged 53
Leamington, WAR
Leamington Priors,
WAR
birth
son of WIlliam & Catherine
7 June
1847
1847
1848
7 October
3rd Quarter
2nd Quarter
Kenilworth, WAR
Warwick, WAR
Warwick, WAR
1848
5 October
1849
3rd Quarter
Leamington Priors,
WAR
Warwick, WAR
1849
13 September
Leamington, WAR
1851
1851
March
30 March
Leamington, WAR
Leamington Priors,
WAR
married
marriage registered
birth of Isabella
Catherine registered
baptism of Isabella
Catherine
birth of Henry William
registered
baptism of Henry
William
birth of Mary C.
GRO Index
GRO Index
Mason
Shoe thread winder
Bricklayer
Factory Spinner
Weymouth, DOR
Lydlinch, DOR
Bridport, DOR /
Chideock, DOR
Bridport, DOR
Do
Do
Servant
birth of Charles Isaac
registered
birth of Walter John
registered
HO107 1861 191
191v
GRO Index
GRO Index
John LUFF
Martha LUFF
George LUFF
Eliza LUFF
George LUFF
Charles I. LUFF
Walter J. LUFF
death of father
registered
death of Walter John
registered
death of mother
registered
HO107 294 0 62v
Head
Wife
Son
Wife
Son
Son
Son
M
M
M
M
71
65
38
35
12
"
5
" 2
Mason
Shoe thread Winder
Mason
Spinner
Masons Boy
Scholar
Scholar
Weymouth, DOR
Lydlinch ..., DOR
Bridport, DOR
Chideock, DOR
Bridport, DOR
Bridport, DOR
Bridport, DOR
RG9 1368 79v
GRO Index
GRO Index
aged 77
George LUFF
Eliza LUFF
George LUFF
Charles LUFF
GRO Index
Son M 44 Bricklayer
Wife M 48 ... Spinner
Son U 20 Bricklayer
Son Do 16 Labourer
Bridport, DOR
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
RG10 2029 83
GRO Index
GRO Index
MANDER, Henry
c1823
1841
Richard MANDER
Henry MANDER
Catherine MANDER
Martha SANDERS
Charlotte LISTER
25 Musician
15
do
20
15 F.S.
45 Ind
Y
Y
Y
N
N
HO107 1135 11 17
Henry MANDER = Isabella Ann ILIFF
Henry MANDER = Isabella Ann ILIFF
IGI
GRO Index
GRO Index
Henry & Isabella Ann
IGI
GRO Index
Henry MANDER
Isabella MANDER
Isab C. MANDER
Henry W. MANDER
Mary C. MANDER
Elizath WILKINS
Maria COBLEY
Head
Wife
Dau
Son
Dau
Serv
Do
IGI
M
M
U
U
U
W
U
28 Professor of Music Leamington, WAR
26
Leicester
2
Leamington, WAR
1
Do
Do
Under 1 month
Do
Do
44 Nurse
Whitmarsh, WAR
16 House Servt
Long Buckby, NTH
HO107 2072 187
1851
2nd Quarter
Warwick, WAR
1851
3 July
1856
2nd Quarter
Leamington Priors,
WAR
Warwick, WAR
1856
10 May
1858
4th Quarter
Leamington, All Saints,
WAR
Warwick, WAR
1850
3rd Quarter
Warwick, WAR
1859
9 September
Leamington, WAR
1861
7 April
Leamington Priors,
WAR
birth of Mary Caroline
registered
baptism of Mary
Caroline
birth of Kate Blanche
registered
baptism of Kate
Blanche
birth of Alice Agnes
registered
birth of Herbert Ernest
registered
baptism of Herbert
Ernest
GRO Index
IGI
GRO Index
Henry & Isabella Jane
IGI
GRO Index
GRO Index
Henry MANDER
IGI
Head M
Master
38 Music
&
Organist
36
Isabella MANDER Wife M
Mary
Caroline MANDER Dau
U 10 Scholar
Kate B MANDER
Dau U
5
Do
Alice A MANDER
Dau U
2
Herbert H MANDER Son U
1
Mary BOND
Serv U 23 Houseservant
Fanny HAYNES
Serv U 16 Nursery Maid
1866
1st Quarter
Warwick, WAR
1871
2 April
Leamington, WAR
1877
2nd Quarter
Brighton, SSX
1878
1878
1st Quarter
4th Quarter
Birmingham, WAR
Warwick, WAR
1881
3 April
Leamington Priors,
WAR
1891
5 April
Leamington, WAR
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Long Buckby, NTH
Oxford, OXF
GRO Index
Henry MANDER
Kate B MANDER
Ernest E MANDER
Vincent A MANDER
Emily SYNYER
Rebecca PHILIPS
death of Isabella Ann
registered
marriage registered
birth of Henry Wilfred
registered
Head
Dau
Son
"
Vis
Serv
Henry MANDER = Rebecca PHILLIPS
GRO Index
GRO Index
Head
Rebecca MANDER Wife
M 57 Music Seller &
Professor Of Music
M 42
Kate B MANDER
U
Dau
Alice A MANDER
"
Vincent A MANDER Son
Henry W MANDER
"
Hannah AVERY
Serv
Elizabeth
WARMINGTON "
Henry MANDER
Head
Anne BRACE
Warwick, WAR
death registered
Monmouth, MON
Monmouth, MON
birth
RG10 3194 17
GRO Index
Henry MANDER
Leamington, WAR
M 48 Music Seller
Leamington, WAR
U 25
do Daughter
do
do
U
8
do Son
do
do
"
5
do do
do
do
" 15
Birmingham, WAR
" 30 Servant Domestic Astwood Bank,
WOR
aged 52
Henry W. MANDER Son
Violet MANDER
Dau
Colleen L. SMITH
Bdr
2nd Quarter
Leicester
birth of Vincent A.
registered
Rebecca MANDER Wife
1898
RG9 2221 17v
Leamington, WAR
Serv
25 [Music Seller]
Assistant
" 22
"
15 Scholar
2
U 17 Servant
" 16
Do
M 68 Professor Of
Music
M 51
Do
S 12 Scholar
S 8 Scholar
S 27 Professor of
Music
S 17 General Servant
Domestic
Leamington, WAR
RG11 3092 21v
Astwood Bank,
WOR
Leamington, WAR
"
"
"
"
"
"
Overton, WAR
Brailes, WAR
Leamington, WAR
RG12 2471 89
Astwood Bank,
WOR
Leamington, WAR/
Leamington, WAR
Kidderminster,
WOR
Llandewr Rystreck, MON
aged 75
89v
GRO Index
POTTWAY, William
c1823
1871
2 April
...William POTTWAY Ldg
U 47 Musician
Monmouth
RG10 5304 61v
WELLS, Joseph
1824
19 March
Charlbury, OXF
baptised
son of Thomas & Rose, Music Master
1828
28 September
Charlbury, OXF
burial of mother
aged 38
1841
7 June
Charlbury, OXF
1849
1850
3rd Quarter
3rd Quarter
Pancras, MDX
Westminster, MDX
1851
30 March
Westminster, St.
Margaret, MDX
1852
3rd Quarter
Windsor, BKS
1861
7 April
Clewer, BKS
Thomas WELLS
Elizabeth WELLS
Joseph WELLS
Constance WELLS
William WELLS
marriage registered
birth of Amelia
registered
50 Music Master
45
15
15
14
2nd Quarter
1861
28 Mary
Charlbury, OXF
1871
2 April
Lambeth, SRY
/
Joseph WELLS = Eliza Golden MUSGROVE
Josh. WELLS
Eliza WELLS
Amelia WELLS
Head
Wife
Dau
M 24 Musician 2nd Life
Gar
M 21
U 7 [sic - months]
GRO Index
GRO Index
Charlbury, OXF
GRO Index
Joseph WELLS
death of father
registered
burial of father
HO107 1480 825
Walthamstow, ESS
St Margt. Wesr.,
MDX
birth of Emily
Constance registered
Head
Eliza WELLS
Wife
Amelia WELLS
Dau
Emily Constance
WELLS Dau
1861
Y
N
Y
Y
Y
Original register
transcript
Original register
transcript
HO107873 5 26v
27
M 37 Musician 2nd Life Charlbury, OXF
Gds.
M 30 Musician's Wife Walthamstone, ESS
U 10 Scholar
Knightsbridge, MDX
U
8 Scholar
RG9 761 85
Windsor, BKS
GRO Index
aged 77
Original register
transcript
RG10 663 67
[Eliza is a widow]
COPPIN, Frederick James
1824
1841
6 November
7 June
Market Deeping, LIN
Preston, LAN
baptised
son of George Selth & Elizabeth Jane
George COPPIN
42 Comedian
N
IGI
HO107 498 11 37v
Jane COPPIN
Frederick COPPIN
Alfred COPPIN
1849
Ipswich, SFK
marriage registered
1854
1st & 2nd
Quarters [sic]
2nd Quarter
Norwich, NFK
1873
1st Quarter
Norwich, NFK
death of father
registered
death of mother
registered
50
17 Musician
9
N
N
N
Frederick James COPPIN = Louisa Augusta LAMB
GRO Index
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aged 83
GRO Index
FORDS, Richard
Fiddle
1824
4 January
Bampton, OXF
baptised
son of Richard & Esther, Labourer
1849
16 June
Bampton, OXF
married
Richard FORDS, Bachelor, Labourer, son of Richard, Labourer =
Sarah PANTING, Spinster, daughter of John, Labourer
[wit : Stephen PANTING x / Susanna PANTING x]
1851
30 March
Weald, Bampton, OXF
1861
7 April
Bampton, OXF
1863
1863
2nd Quarter
5 June
Witney, OXF
Bampton, OXF
Richard FORDS
Sarah FORDS
Richard FORDS
Sarah FORDS
William FORDS
death registered
buried
Head
Wife
Head
Wife
Neph
M
M
M
M
U
r
27 Ag Lab
31
37 Ag Lab
43 " "
1
Bampton, OXF
Sherbourne, OXF
Bampton, OXF
Sherbourne, OXF
Bampton, OXF
aged 39
aged 39
Original register
transcript
Original register
transcript
HO107 1731 309v
RG9 905 47
GRO Index
Original register
LACEY, Thomas
Fiddle
1824
1841
4 January
7 June
Leeds, St. Peter, YKS
Leeds, YKS
1851
30 March
Hunslet, YKS
1860
1861
1st Quarter
7 April
Leeds, YKS
Hunslet, YKS
1871
2 April
Leeds, YKS
1881
3 April
Leeds, YKS
1884
3rd Quarter
Leeds, YKS
baptised
son of George & Ann
Ann LACEY
45
Sarah LACEY
15
Thomas LACEY
15 Painter
Thomas LACEY Head M 27 Earthenware Painter
Ann LACEY
Moth W 59 Dress Maker
Hannah STOREY Sis
M 37 Char Woman
marriage registered
Thomas LACEY = Maria LEATHAM
Thomas LACEY
Head M 36 Violinist &c
Maria LACEY
Wife M 33 Dress Maker
Ann JOWETT
Vis
U 25 Flax Spinner
Thomas LACEY Head M 47 Musician
Maria LACEY
Wife M 45
Thomas LACEY Head M 57 Painter
Maria LACEY
Wife M 56
Isabella
GREENWOOD Ldg
U 23 Tailoress
death registered
Y
Y
Y
Holbeck, YKS
do
do
do
do
Holbeck nr Leeds,
YKS
do "
do "
Holbeck, YKS
do
"
[Leeds, YKS]
do
do
do
IGI
HO107 1344 7 55
HO107 2318 325
GRO Index
RG9 3365 118
RG10 4553 127
RG11 4510 71v
do
aged 53
GRO Index
MAJOR, James
Melodeon
1824
7 September
Winchcombe, GLO
1841
7 June
Winchcombe, GLO
1848
1848
1851
3rd Quarter
3rd Quarter
1st Quarter
Winchcombe, GLO
Winchcombe, GLO
Winchcombe, GLO
1851
30 March
Winchcombe, GLO
1853
1st Quarter
Winchcombe, GLO
1853
2nd Quarter
Winchcombe, GLO
1856
2nd Quarter
Winchcombe, GLO
1856
2nd Quarter
Winchcombe, GLO
1860
1861
1st Quarter
7 April
Winchcombe, GLO
Winchcombe, GLO
1863
1867
1870
1st Quarter
1st Quarter
3rd Quarter
Winchcombe, GLO
Winchcombe, GLO
Winchcombe, GLO
1871
2 April
Winchcombe, GLO
1881
3 April
Winchcombe, GLO
1891
5 April
Winchcombe, GLO
baptised
son of William & Charlotte, Labourer
William MAJOR
Charlotte MAJOR
William MAJOR
James MAJOR
Thomas MAJOR
marriage registered
birth of Mary registered
birth of Martha
registered
50 [Ag Lab]
50
20
15
10
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
James MAJOR = Elizabeth OAKEY
James MAJOR
Head M 26 Ag Lab.
Elizabeth MAJOR Wife M 25
Mary MAJOR
Dau
2
Martha MAJOR
Do
3 mo
Original Bishop's
Transcripts
HO107 360 20 23
GRO Index
GRO Index
GRO Index
[Winchcomb, GLO]
Do
Do
Do
Do
o
D
Do
death of mother
registered
birth of William John
registered
birth of James
registered
death of James
registered
HO107 1971 121v
GRO Index
GRO Index
GRO Index
GRO Index
James MAJOR
Elizabeth MAJOR
Mary MAJOR
Martha MAJOR
Wm MAJOR
James MAJOR
John MAJOR
Head M 36 Ag Lab.
Wife M 35 House Keeper
Dau
12
Dau
10 Scholar
Son
7
Do
Son
5
Do
Son
1
Winchcomb, GLO
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
birth of Fred registered
birth of Arthur registered
birth of Herbert George
registered
GRO Index
RG9 1792 16v
GRO Index
GRO Index
GRO Index
James MAJOR
Head
Elizabeth MAJOR Wife
William
John MAJOR Son
James MAJOR
Son
John MAJOR
Son
Fred MAJOR
Son
Arthur MAJOR
Son
Herbert G. MAJOR Son
James MAJOR
Head
William MAJOR
Son
John MAJOR
Son
Fred MAJOR
Son
Arthur MAJOR
Son
Herbert MAJOR
Son
James MAJOR
Head
William MAJOR
Son
Arthur MAJOR
Son
Herbert MAJOR
Son
M
M
46 Ag Lab
45 House Keeper
U 17 Ag Lab
U 14 Ag Lab
U 11 Scholar
8 Scholar
4
2 mo
M 56 Gen. lab.
M 55
U 27 Gen lab
U 21 do do
U 18 do do
14 do do
10 Scholar
M 65 General Laborer
M 64
S 36 General Laborer
S 23
Do
S 20
Do
Winchb, GLO
do
do
do
do
/
Winchb, GLO
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Winchcomb, GLO
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Winchcomb, GLO
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
RG10 2656 107
107v
RG11 2564 90v
RG12 2039 79
1894
1901
3rd Quarter
31 March
Winchcombe, GLO
Winchcombe, GLO
1904
4th Quarter
Winchcombe, GLO
death registered
aged 66
James MAJOR
Arthur MAJOR
Head
Son
W 76 No Occupation
S 34 General Labourer
Winchcomb, GLO
Do
Do
aged 80
GRO Index
RG13 2456 81
GRO Index
ORD, David
Fiddle / Mandolin
1824
1841
13 June
7 June
Whitehaven, CMB
Whitehaven, St. Bees,
CMB
1851
30 March
1881
3 April
Newcastle upon Tyne,
St. John, NBL
Whitehaven, CMB
1891
5 April
1901
31 March
Whitehaven, St. Bees,
CMB
Whitehaven, CMB
1909
3rd Quarter
Whitehaven, CMB
baptised
son of Edward & Ann
Edward ORD
Betsy ORD
David ORD
Jane STEWARD
...David ORD Ldg
Eleanor ORD
do
...David ORD
death registered
50 Publican
20
15
20 F S
U 26 Prof of Music
U 22
N
Y
Y
S
Whitehaven, CMB
do
do
IGI
HO107 158 11 16v
HO107 2406 152v
Whitehaven, CMB
RG11 5185 13
...David ORD
[Ldg] M 54 Photographer &
Teacher of Music
[Bdr S] 64 Teacher of Music
Whitehaven, CMB...
RG12 4313 13v
...David ORD
Bdr
[Whitehaven, CMB]
RG13 4892 35v
S 74 Teacher of Violin &
Mandoline
aged 85
GRO Index
VERNON, William
Fiddle
1824
10 February
Watlington, OXF
1841
7 June
Watlington, OXF
1851
30 March
Blewbury, BKS
1851
1852
3rd Quarter
3rd Quarter
Aylesbury, BKM
Aylesbury, BKM
1861
7 April
Wheatley, OXF
1871
2 April
Cowley, OXF
1872
1st Quarter
Headington, OXF
1872
22 March
Cowley St. James, OXF
1875
1881
1st Quarter
3 April
1885
baptised
son of Joseph & Amelia, Labourer
Joseph VERNON
35 Jn Bricklayer
Amelia VERNON
35
William VERNON
15
Emma VERNON
15
Joseph VERNON
13
Mary VERNON
11
James VERNON
9
Elizabeth VERNON
6
Henry VERNON
4
Ann VERNON
2
John VERNON
1 month
William LAMBOURN Head M 73 Agricul Labourer
Rachael LAMBOURN Wife
75
William VERNON
U
27 Bricklayer
James VERNON
U
19
do
marriage registered
birth of Joseph William
registered
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Blewbury, BKS
do
do
Watlington, OXF
do
do
William VERNON = Kezia GEDEN
William VERNON
Head M 37 Watch & clock
maker
Keziah VERNON
Wife M 37
Joseph M. VERNON Son
U
8 Scholar
William VERNON
Head M 47 Bricklayer
Keziah VERNON
Wife M 42
Joseph M. VERNON Son U 18 Bricklayer
Original register
transcript
HO107 884 6 30v
HO107 1689 591v
GRO Index
GRO Index
Watlington, OXF
RG9 899 5
Chearsley, BKM
Haddenham, BKM
Watlington, OXF
Chearsley, BKM
Haddenham, BKM
RG10 1434 133
death of Keziah
registered
burial of Kezia
aged 48
GRO Index
aged 49, Temple Cowley
Oxford, OXF
Wheatley, OXF
marriage registered
William VERNON = Jane FOWLER
Original register
transcript
GRO Index
RG11 1495 6
7 September
Holton, OXF
playing at the feast
1888
1888
3rd Quarter
9 July
Headington, OXF
Wheatley, OXF
death of Jane registered
burial of Jane
1891
1896
1896
5 April
4th Quarter
23 December
Wheatley, OXF
Headington, OXF
Wheatley, OXF
death registered
buried
William VERNON
Jane VERNON
Head M 57 Bricklayer
Wife M 60
Watlington, OXF
Kingston, BKS
THE FEAST was held on Monday last...After tea, the tables being
cleared away, dancing commenced, and was kept up till 9.30, the
fiddler being Mr. Vernon, of Wheatley. At 9.30 a display of
fireworks took place...The evening terminated with songs, dancing,
and vociferous cheering.
aged 80 [sic]
aged 80 [sic]
...William VERNON Head W 67 Bricklayer
Watlington, OXF...
aged 72
aged 72, Headington Union
WARMAN, Edmund aka WARMINGTON
The Oxford Chronicle
& Berks & Bucks
Gazette, 12
September 1885, 2
GRO Index
Original register
transcript
RG12 1162 16v
GRO Index
Original register
transcript
Fiddle
1824
4 January
Brize Norton, OXF
baptised
son of Edward & Mary, Labourer
1843
25 July
Brize Norton, OXF
burial of father
aged 43
1848
5 September
Brize Norton, OXF
witness to marriage
James HALL, 20, Bachelor, Labourer, of this parish, son of Robert,
Labourer =
Elizabeth WARMAN, 27, =Sspinster, Dress Maker, of this parish,
daughter of Edward, Post Man [posthumous]
[wit : Edmund WARMAN jr / Rhoda WARMAN / Catherine HALL x]
1851
30 March
Brize Norton, OXF
1852
7 August
Deddington, OXF
1853
17 July
Brize Norton, OXF
married
Edward WARMAN
Mary WARMAN
Edmund WARMAN
Alfred WARMAN
Rhoda WARMAN
Robert STEVENS
Head M 60 Pauper
[Brizenorton, OXF]
Wife W 65
Do
Asthall, OXF
Son
U 27 Ag. Lab.
Brizenorton, OXF
Son U 23 Journeyman Baker
Do
Do
Dau U 20 Serv.
Do
Do
Ldg U 55 Ag. Lab.
Do
Do
Edm. Warman, of Brize-Norton, was charged with causing a
nuisance and obstruction at Steeple Aston, by erecting a large
booth by the side of the highway. It appeared that defendant is in
the habit of attending fairs and feasts, and amongst others Steeple
Aston feast, and erecting a large booth, in which dancing and
music are indulged in, and which, when lighted up, is dangerous,
and a great annoyance to any one travelling by. - Defendant said
he thought he had taken care to set it sufficiently away from the
road, that it was the only means he had of obtaining a living, and
hoped the Bench would be merciful. - Fine 5s., costs 8s.
Edmund WARMAN, of full age, Bachelor, Labourer, of this parish,
son of Edward, Labourer =
Sarah MILES x, of full age, Spinster, Labourer, of this parish,
daughter of William, Labourer
[wit : James HALL / Elizabeth HALL]
Original register
transcript
Original register
transcript
Original register
transcript
HO107 1731 383
Jackson's Oxford
Journal, 14 August
1852, 2
Original register
transcript
1853
1855
3rd Quarter
3rd Quarter
Witney, OXF
Witney, OXF
marriage registered
birth of George
registered
baptism of George
Edmund WARMAN = Sarah MILES
GRO Index
GRO Index
1855
13 July
Brize Norton, OXF
Edmund & Sarah, Labourer
birth of Frederick
registered
Original register
transcript
GRO Index
1856
3rd Quarter
Witney, OXF
1856
2 October
Brize Norton, OXF
Edward & Sarah, Labourer
burial of Sarah
registered
burial of Sarah
Original register
transcript
GRO Index
1858
3rd Quarter
Witney, OXF
1858
7 July
Brize Norton, OXF
aged 31
Original register
transcript
RG9 905 118v
1861
7 April
Brize Norton, OXF
1861
17 July
Stoke Lyne, OXF
pitched a dancing booth
1861
6 September
Bicester, OXF
1862
1st Quarter
Witney, OXF
1862
18 February
Brize Norton, OXF
death of mother
registered
burial of mother
1862
9 December
Bletchingdon, OXF
charged with
encamping
1862
12 December
Bicester, OXF
1863
8 June
Westbury, BKM
pitched a dancing booth
1863
4 July
Buckingham, BKM
1863
20 December
Great Horwood, BKM
charged with
encamping
1864
27 January
Winslow, BKM
1864
31 March
Begbroke, OXF
charged with pound
breach
1864
12 April
Woodstock, OXF
1865
3 November
Cottisford, OXF
charged with allowing
horses to stray
1865
10 November
Bicester, OXF
1866
18 April
Astwell & Falcutt, OXF
horses to stray
1866
14 May
Brackley, NTH
1866
7 September
Brackley, NTH
in court
Mary WARMAN
Head W 77 Pauper
Edmund WARMAN Son W 36 Itinerant Musician
George WARMAN G'son
5 Scholar
Frederic WARMAN G'son
4 Scholar
Asthally, OXF
B Norton, OXF
Do
Do
Do
Do
Edward Warmington, was charged by Thos. Moulden, with having
on the 17th day of July last, at the parish of Stoke Lyne, pitched a
certain tent on the highway, called the Stratton Audley lane. Case
dismissed.
The Bicester
Advertiser, 14
September 1861, 8
The Bicester
Advertiser, 14
September 1861, 8
GRO Index
aged 76
Edw. Warmington, late of Bletchingdon, was also charged with
being with a van and three horses encamped on the same night
[the 9th, beside the toll road at Bletchingdon]. He was fined 1l. and
costs 14s. 6d., or one month. The amount was recovered by
distress in this case.
Edmund Warmington, late of Bletchington, was also charged with
being with a van and three horses encamped on the same night
[i.e. as the previous defendant, 9 December]. He was fined £1 and
costs 14s. 6d., or one month's imprisonment. The amount was also
recovered by distress in this case.
Edward Warmington, of Brize Norton, musician, was charged by
Sergeant Arthur Clear, with erecting a dancing booth on the
turnpike-road, on the 8th of June, at Westbury.- Defendant pleaded
guilty to the charge - Fined £1, and 17s. 6d. costs, which was paid.
Edmund Warman, of Brize-Norton, fiddler, was, on the information
of A. R. Hedley, inspector of police, fined 6s. 9d. and 13s. 3d.
costs, for having, on the 20th of December last, encamped with a
van by the side of the highway in the parish of Great Horwood ; to
be committed for twenty-one days in default of payment.
Edmund Warman, of Brize Norton, fiddler, was, on the information
of A. H. Hedley, inspector of police, fined 6s. 9d. and 13s. 3d.
costs, for having, on the 20th of December last, encamped with a
van by the side of the high way in the parish of Great Horwood. To
be committed for 21 days in default of payment.
Edward Warman, of Begbroke, labourer, was charged with a
pound-breach at Begbroke, and with unlawfully releasing two
horses from the pound there, on the 31st ult. ; convicted ; fine 5s.,
and costs 1l. 2s. 4d. Warman charged Mary Ann Walker, of
Begbroke Hill Farm, with neglecting to feed his horses whilst in the
pound, they having been impounded at her instance ; case
dismissed.
Edmund Warman, of Northleigh, was charged by P.C. Charles
Shirley with having, on the 3rd instant, allowed two horses, his
property, to stray on the highway at Cottesford. He did not appear.
P.C. Shirley proved service of summons, and stated that he found
two horses on the road on the day in question, and gave
information accordingly. Defendant was fined 5s., costs 11s., and
police fees 4s.
Edward Warman, was charged with having two stray horses, on
April 18th, at Astwell and Falcutt. In this case the defendant
pleaded not guilty. - P.C. Wilson deposed that he saw the
defendant's two horses grazing on the road on the day in question.
Defendant was a travelling fiddler, and at the time of the offence
was living in a van at Wappenham. He was apprehended for this
charge on warrant, on Tuesday night, by the Barley Mow, Evenley.
- Fined 10s. and 19s. 4d. costs, or one month. Committed in
default.
Edward Warman, a peripatetic fiddler, who had been living in a van
at Wappenham, was brought up by warrant from Evenley, charged
with allowing two horses to stray on the road at Astwell and
Paulcott, on April 18. Defendant was, in default of payment of 10s
fine and 19s 4d costs, sent to Northampton Gaol for a month. Alas
for the poor fiddler that he went fiddling in the Brackley division.
Edmund Warman, v Richard Jennings. Claim £1 2s 6d for use and
hire of a horse at 3s a day. It appeared from the plaintiff's evidence
that he borrowed £1 of the defendant to obtain his release, he
having been fined by the magistrates at Brackley, and was allowed
to go out for half an hour in charge of an officer to obtain the
money. He saw the defendant and he lent him the money and he
placed the horse in his possession as security for the money
advanced. Defendant had some carting to do, he said that he
would make it all right with him for the use of the horse. Defendant
said that he lent the plaintiff the £1 and he was to keep the horse
until he paid him. He kept the horse twelve days. He worked it six
days and found it corn and hay during that time, and he considered
plaintiff indebted to him for its keep. By His Honour - You should
Original register
transcript
Jackson's Oxford
Journal, 20
December 1862, 6
The Bicester
Advertiser, 20
December 1862, 8
The Bicester Herald,
10 July 1863, 7
10 July 1863, 7
Jackson's Oxford
Journal, 30 January
1864, 8
The Oxford
Chronicle, 30
January 1864, 3
Jackson's Oxford
Journal, 16 April
1864, 7
Jackson's Oxford
Journal, 16 April
1864, 7
The Bicester
Advertiser, 17
November 1865, 1
The Bicester
Advertiser, 17
November 1865, 1
The Banbury
Guardian, 17 May
1866, 3
18 May 1866, 8
14 September 1866,
2
1867
15 August
near Fritwell, OXF
horses to stray
1867
23 August
Bicester, OXF
1869
5 February
Ardley, OXF
horses to stray
1869
12 February
Bicester, OXF
1869
3 March
Ardley, OXF
horses to stray
1869
18 June
Bicester, OXF
1870
17 May
between Fritwell &
Middleton, OXF
horses to stray
1870
27 May
Bicester, OXF
summoned, but failed to
appear in magistrates
court
1870
16 June
Ardley, OXF
horses to stray
1870
17 June
Bicester, OXF
summoned, but failed to
appear in magistrates
court
have made an agreement as to the keep. Judgment for 14s
payment forthwith.
Edmund Warman, of Fritwell, was charged by Serjeant Wharton,
with having, on the 15th inst., allowed two horses to stray on the
highway leading from Fritwell to Somerton; he was convicted and
fined 5s., with costs 10s., and police 4s. ; paid.
Edmund Warman, of Fritwell, was summoned by P.S. John
Wharton, charged with allowing two horses to stray on the highway
leading from Fritwell to Somerton, on the 15th of August, without a
keeper.
P.S. Wharton deposed - On Thursday, the 15th of August, I saw
two horses belonging to the defendant straying on the highway at
Fritwell, and I went and told Warman where I had found the horses.
I have cautioned him before.
By the Bench - The road at that particular spot is pretty wide, and
there is grass growing on each side of the road. Mr. Watson's
house is about half-a-mile from where the horses were. No one
was with the horses. Defendant's van was about twenty yards from
the horses, and there were two boys in the van. The van was in Mr.
Whatson's field. Warman was inside it.
The defendant said that it was raining very hard almost all day on
Thursday, and that the boys would have been with the horses had
it not been for the very wet weather.
The police sergeant stated that he had on a previous occasion
seen the horses on the road, and then the boys were at a distance
of 100 yards from them. The horses had halters about their necks.
When I went to defendant's van and told him his horses were on
the road, he told one of his boys to go and fetch them in. It rained
very heavily at times on Thursday. The horses were grazing on the
side of the road. The width of the grass on the side of the road is
about four or five yards, or it might be more. It was in Fritwell
parish, between Fritwell and Somerton.
In defence, Warman said that, although a hedge separated the
spot where the horses were feeding and where his van was, he
could hear them grazing. Mr. Watson had, on many previous
occasions, given him leave to graze his horses there. Mr. Watson
had been there about three hours before the police sergeant came
to him, and he had given him permission to graze his horses on the
road.
After some deliberation the magistrates informed Warman that it
had been clearly proved the horses were straying without a keeper.
He had been convicted in that court of two former offences of the
same description. If the rain came on so that the boys were unable
to remain out of doors he ought to have taken his horses in. He
would be fined 5s, costs 10s, and police 4s, or in default 14 days in
prison.
The money was paid.
Edmund Warman, of Fritwell, was charged with having allowed his
horse to stray on the highway leading to Somerton, in the parish of
Ardley, on the 5th inst. ; fined 5s. and 11s. 6d. costs.
Edmund Warman, of Fritwell, was charged with allowing a horse to
stray on the highway in the parish of Ardley on the 5th of February.
P.C. Wharton found the horse straying on the road from Ardley to
Somerton, a lad who should have been in charge of the animal
being some fifty yards up another road. He had cautioned the
defendant several times; had pounded the animal on four
occasions when he had found it on the turnpike road, and had
summoned the owner on a previous occasion.
Fine 5s, costs 7s 6d, and police 4s, or fourteen days'
imprisonment. The cash was paid.
Edward Warman, of Fritwell, was charged by P.C. John Wharton
with having on the 3rd of March last allowed a horse to stray on the
highway in the parish of Ardley, leading to the village of Somerton.
Fined 5s. and costs 15s.
Edward Warman, of Fritwell, dancing booth proprietor, was
summoned for allowing his horse to stray on the highway at Ardley,
on the 3rd of March.- Warman did not appear and P.S. Wharton
proved the service of the summons. He then deposed to seeing the
horse in the charge of a boy in the parish of Ardley on the day in
question, and told the boy to keep by it. Later in the day he saw the
horse straying and the boy fifty yards away. The prosecution had
been delayed as he had not been able to serve the summons.There were three convictions for similar offences against the
accused, who was now convicted in fine and costs 18s, or fourteen
days' imprisonment.
Edward Warman, of Fritwell, was charged with having allowed his
horse to stray on the highway between Fritwell and Middleton, on
the 17th of May. This is the fifth similar offence for which defendant
has been convicted ; he was fined 5s. and 15s. costs.
Edward Warman, dancing booth proprietor, Fritwell, was
summoned for allowing a horse to stray on the public highway, at
Somerton, on the 17th May. Defendant did not put in an
appearance. The service of the summons was proved, and the
case was heard in his absence. Mr. Godwin of Troy Farm, proved
the offence. This was it appeared Warman's fifth offence. He was
fined to the full extent the law allowed 5s. costs 11s, police 4s, or
fourteen days' imprisonment. Superintendent Moulden said all they
could do when they found on the turnpike-road [sic], would be to
impound the horse, which they had done times out of number.
Edmund Warman, of Fritwell, dealer, who has frequently been
before the Bench on a similar charge, was summoned for having
allowed his horse to stray on the highway leading from Fritwell to
Middleton Stoney. - Fined, costs included, £1 8s. 6d., or a distress
warrant to issue.
Edward Warman, dancing booth proprietor, Fritwell, who was
summoned before the bench on the 27th ult., but who then, as
now, did not put in an appearance, was summoned for allowing a
horse to stray on the public highway, on the 16th of June, in the
parish of Ardley...When summoned before the Bench it appears to
be a standing rule of Warman's not to appear, and when served
with a copy of the amount he has to pay, he pays it, and so stops
anything further being done in the matter. The law does not allow
the magistrates to fine more than 5s for these offences, and they
Jackson's Oxford
Journal, 31 August
1867, 7
30 August 1867, 7
Jackson's Oxford
Journal, 20 February
1869, 6
19 February 1869, 7
Jackson's Oxford
Journal, 26 June
1869, 7
25 June 1869, 7
Jackson's Oxford
Journal, 4 June
1870, 6
Bicester Herald, 5
June 1870, 8
Oxford Chronicle, 25
June 1870, 5
Bicester Herald, 24
June 1870, 7
cannot send to gaol until after distress warrant is executed, and the
effects are not sufficient to meet the demand...The magistrates
ordered the payment of fine, 5s; 5s for Mr. Hall's attendance, twice,
3s 6d for witnesses attendance; police fees, 5s; and costs, 10s;
amounting aggregate to £1 8s 6d.
1871
2 April
Fritwell, OXF
1875
1875
1st Quarter
20 February
Bicester, OXF
Fritwell, OXF
Edmund WARMAN Head W 45 Labourer
Frederick WARMAN Son
13 Labourer
Jane ROUSE
Vis
U 30
death registered
buried
Brize Norton, OXF
Brize Norton, OXF
Hethe, OXF
aged 47
aged 47
RG10 1443 66
GRO Index
Original register
transcript
BROWN, Edwin
c1824
1851
1861
30 March
7 April
Fiddle
Wortley, YKS
Leeds, YKS
Leeds, YKS
1871
2 April
Leeds, YKS
1872
1st Quarter
Leeds, YKS
birth
[wife = 'Blind 10 Years']
death registered
...Edwin BROWN
...Edward BROWN
Ldg U
Head Bdr
M
Mary BROWN
Wife Bdr
M
Edwin BROWN
Head W
Jane DODSWORTH Vis
M
26 Fish Dealer
Wortley, YKS...
35 Violinist
Wortley, YKS
34
46 Musician
25 Tailoress
Wrayby, YKS
Wortley, YKS
York, YKS
HO107 2320 188v
RG9 3372 38v
RG10 4551 116
aged 48
GRO Index
Frederick Presland BULLEN = Mary Ann SERJEANT
GRO Index
IGI
Frederick Presland & Mary Ann
IGI
Fredk P. BULLEN
Mary Ann BULLEN
Fredk P. BULLEN
Mary Ann BULLEN
Frederick BULLEN
Mary A BULLEN
Frederick P.
BULLEN
Frederick BULLEN
Elizabeth BULLEN
RG9 111138v
BULLEN, Frederick Presland
c1824
1847
1847
1848
1st Quarter
31 December
10 February
St. Giles, MDX
St. Pancras, MDX
London
c1850
1861
7 April
St. Pancras, Old
Church, MDX
Pancras, MDX
St. Pancras, MDX
1871
2 April
Milton, KNT
1891
5 April
Brighton, SSX
1891
2nd Quarter
Brighton, SSX
birth
marriage registered
birth of Frederick
Presland
Presland
birth of Mary Ann
Head
Wife
Son
Dau
Head
Wife
M 36 Musician
St. Giles, MDX
M 35
Pancras, MDX
13 Scholar
do
do
11
do
do
do
M 45 Licensed Victualler Drury Lane, LDN
M 44
Somers Town, LDN
Son U 22 Professor of Music
Do
do
Head M 66 Musician
Drury Lane, LDN
Wife M 50
Rochester, KNT
RG10 890 58v
RG12 811 35
death registered
aged 66
GRO Index
birth
marriage registered
birth of James W. J.
James William CHIPPERFIELD = Sarah Ann BALL
GRO Index
CHIPPERFIELD, James William
c1824
1845
c1848
4th Quarter
1852
3rd Quarter
Norwich, NFK
Lambeth, SRY
Tottenham Court Road,
MDX
Norwich, NFK
1868
2nd Quarter
Leicester, LEI
1871
2 April
Birkenhead, CHS
birth of Harriet Amy
registered
marriage of Sophia
registered
GRO Index
Henry WESLEY = Sophia CHIPPERFIELD
James
CHIPPERFIELD Head M 22 Travelling
Musician
Mary Ann
CHIPPERFIELD Wife M 23
Sally
CHIPPERFIELD Dau
3
Mary Ann
CHIPPERFIELD Dau
1
GRO Index
RG10 3744 131
London, SRY
Poole, DOR
West Bromwich,
STS
London
[Ball Alley ?Joy Street “Caravan”]
...
James
CHIPPERFIELD Head M 45 Travelling
Showman
Sarah
CHIPPERFIELD Wife do 49 Dress Maker
Harriet
CHIPPERFIELD Dau U 18 Showman’s
Assist
Walter COAN
Step Son
Do 14 Scholar
Elizth S. COAN
Step Dau
Do 13
Do
Norwich, NFK
Southreeps, NFK
Norwich, NFK
Do
Do
Do
Do
...
[Ball Alley ?Joy Street “Caravan”]
1881
3 April
Willesden, MDX
Henry WESLEY
Head
M 22 Travelling
Musician
Coventry, WAR
Sophia WESLEY
Louisa WESLEY
Harriet WESLEY
Wife
Dau
Dau
M 23 Dressmaker
2
1
Norwich, NFK
Chepstow, MON /
L'pool, LAN
[Ball Alley, ?Joy St "Caravan"]
James W
CHIPPERFIELD Head M
Sarah A
CHIPPERFIELD Wife do
Harriet A
CHIPPERFIELD Dau U
James W J
CHIPPERFIELD Son M
132
RG11 1364 130
56 Musician
[Norwich, NFK]
60 Dressmaker
South Epping, NFK
27
Norwich, NFK
do
32 Musician
Mary A
CHIPPERFIELD D-in-l do 34
Sophia
CHIPPERFIELD G'dau
13 Scholar
James
CHIPPERFIELD G'son
9
do
John
Tottenham Court
Rd, LDN
Poole, DOR
Petersfield, HAM
Crewe, CHS
CHIPPERFIELD
do
Richard
CHIPPERFIELD
do
Mary A
CHIPPERFIELD G'dau
Henry
CHIPPERFIELD G'son
8
do
Marbeth, PEM
5
do
Sileby, LAN
1
NFK
1 mo
West Brompton,
LDN
[Exhibition of Varieties Pembroke Road]
Henry WESLEY
Sophia WESLEY
Louisa WESLEY
Mary WESLEY
Elizabeth WESLEY
Pauline WESLEY
Emily WESLEY
Minnie WESLEY
1901
1913
31 March
1st Quarter
Head M 34 Musician
Wife M 33
Dau
12 Scholar
Dau
8
"
Dau
6
"
Dau
4
Dau
2
Dau
4m
[Caravan on Kilburn Park Pembroke Road]
James
CHIPPERFIELD Head W 76 General Dealer
Harriet
CHIPPERFIELD Dau S 48 Housekeeper
"Domestic"
West Wymer, NFK
Holbeck, YKS
death registered
aged 88 [as James W.]
not known, ENG
Edinburgh, Lady Yester,
MID
birth
probable son of Thomas
Yarmouth, NFK
Great Yarmouth, St.
Nicholas, NFK
birth
7 June
1851
30 March
Great Yarmouth, NFK
[Blind]
1862
2nd Quarter
Yarmouth, NFK
death registered
Islington, LDN
Wigtown, WIG
birth
Coventry, WAR
Norwich, NFK
Chepstow, MON
Bristol, SOM
Derby, DBY
Merthyr-Tidvil, GLA
Spretton, NTH
Hayes, MDX
RG13 1847 174v
[Norwich, NFK]
Do
GRO Index
McKEAN, John
c1824
1841
7 June
Thomas McKEAN
John McKEAN
William McKEAN
57 Musician
16 Musician
11 Musician
Midlothian, SCT
ENG
ENG
CSSCT1841_1210404, page 10
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Bel..., SFK
Yarmouth, NFK
Do
Do
Do
Do
HO107 793 5 29
OLLEY, Thomas
c1824
1841
son of Thomas & Mary
Thomas OLLEY
Mary A OLLEY
Thomas OLLEY
Mary OLLEY
Amy OLLEY
William OLLEY
Mary OLLEY
Thomas OLLEY
Mary A OLLEY
William OLLEY
Head
Son
Dau
Son
W
U
U
U
48 ?Brazier
12
15
12
9
7
52 Washer Woman
26 Musician
21
16
HO107 1806 656v
GRO Index
PERRY, Oscar
c1824
1841
7 June
brother of Frederick
Grace McMILLAN
Martha McWILLIAM
Lionel GYNGELL
Easter GYNGELL
Oscar PERRY
Fredrick PERRY
1848
1848
1st Quarter
1st Quarter
Nottingham, NTT
Tamworth, STS
marriage registered
birth of Frederick Oscar
registered
1851
30 March
York, YKS
1851
20 July
1853
1853
1854
4th Quarter
9 September
4th Quarter
Newcastle under Lyme,
STS
Preston, LAN
Preston, St. John, LAN
Preston, LAN
Oscar & Louisa Emily
birth of Edgar registered
baptism of Edgar
death registered
birth
birth of Louis Mansell
birth of John Griffiths
registered
birth of Melinda Ann
registered
60
60
24
20
16
12
Dressmaker
Dressmaker
Artist
Musician
Musician
WIG, SCT
WIG, SCT
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
CSSCT1841_1510476, page 5
Oscar PERRY = Alice BARBER
GRO Index
GRO Index
...Oscar PERRY Inmate M 25 Musician
Alice Frederick
do do 24
William ENGERS
do do 36 Comedian
Sarah ENGERS
do do 34
William ENGERS
do u 15 Scholar
Frederick PERRY
do u
3
Islington, LDN
Newark, NTT
Tamworth, STS
Old Park, SAL
do
do
Tamworth, STS
HO107 2353 235v
Oscar & Alice
IGI
Oscar & Alice
GRO Index
IGI
GRO Index
THOMAS, John
c1824
c1851
1853
2nd Quarter
Swansea, GLA
Bristol, Temple, GLO
Bristol , GLO
1855
4th Quarter
Bristol, GLO
1861
7 April
1871
2 April
GRO Index
GRO Index
John THOMAS
Head M 36
Mary THOMAS
Wife M 33
Mansall THOMAS
Son
9
John G. THOMAS
Son
7
Mafindacet THOMAS Dau
6
John THOMAS
Head M 46
Mary THOMAS
Wife M 43
Louis M. THOMAS
Son U 19
John G. THOMAS
Son U 17
Melinda A. THOMAS Dau
U 15
Musician
Scholar
Do
Do
Musician
Labourer
Do
Tobacco Manufacturer
Swansea, GLA
Cowbridge, GLA
Bristol Temple
Do
Do
Do
Do
Swansea, GLA
Lanblithean, GLA
Cowbridge, GLA
Bristol Temple
Do
RG9 1798 120
RG10 2521 50
Do
THOMPSON, William C.
c1824
1854
c1857
1871
1881
30 March
Dereham, NFK
Croydon, SRY
not known, MDX
Lincoln, St. Martin, LIN
3 April
Battersea, SRY
1st Quarter
birth
marriage registered
birth of Ann
William THOMPSON = Lydia SHERMAN
GRO Index
...William THOMPSON Ldg M
Lydia THOMPSON
Ldg M
Ann THOMPSON
Ldg U
William C.
THOMPSON
Head M
RG10 3374 34v
46 [Travelling] Musician Dereham, NFK
38 Musician's Wife
Shere, SRY
13
"
Daughter MDX...
RG11 642 95
57 Commission Agent Dublin
Lydia THOMPSON
Mary TRICKEY
Wife " 48
Bdr U 63
Shere, SRY
Culmstock, DEV
BARRETT, John
1825
20 February
Steeple Aston, OXF
baptised
1840
4th Quarter
Woodstock, OXF
death of mother
registered
1841
7 June
Steeple Aston, OXF
son of John & Rachel, Mason
John BARRETT
William BARRETT
John BARRETT
Hannah BARRETT
Emma BARRETT
Robert BARRETT
1848
25 September
Wootton, OXF
married
1848
1849
3rd Quarter
3rd Quarter
Woodstock, OXF
Woodstock, OXF
1849
9 September
Steeple Aston, OXF
marriage registered
birth of James
registered
baptism of James
1851
30 March
Steeple Aston, OXF
2nd Quarter
Woodstock, OXF
1851
13 July
Steeple Aston, OXF
1853
1st Quarter
Woodstock, OXF
1853
29 May
Steeple Aston, OXF
1855
2nd Quarter
Woodstock, OXF
1855
27 April
Steeple Aston, OXF
1855
2nd Quarter
Woodstock, OXF
1855
29 April
Steeple Aston, OXF
birth of Hannah Susan
registered
baptism of Hannah
Susan
death of Susan
registered
burial of Susan
1857
18 August
Steeple Aston, OXF
married
1857
1859
3rd Quarter
1st Quarter
Woodstock, OXF
Woodstock, OXF
1859
16 January
Steeple Aston, OXF
marriage registered
birth of Rachel
registered
baptism of Rachael
1861
7 April
Steeple Aston, OXF
Original register
transcript
HO107 1730 183
183v
[Steeple Aston, OXF]
Wootton, Do
Steeple Aston, OXF
GRO Index
GRO Index
/
birth of Lillingworth
[sic]John registered
baptism of Killingworth
GRO Index
John & Susan, Mason
birth of George
registered
baptism of George
Original register
transcript
GRO Index
John & Susan, Mason
Original register
transcript
GRO Index
John & Susan, Mason
Original register
transcript
GRO Index
aged 33, wife of John
Original register
transcript
Original register
transcript
John BARRETT, full age, Widower, Mason, Steeple Aston, son of
John, Mason =
Ann PAYNE, full age, Spinster, Steeple Aston, daughter of James,
Labourer
[wit : Mary JARRETT / Charles WOODHAM]
John BARRETT = Ann PAYNE
John & Ann, Mason
John BARRETT
Head
Ann BARRETT
Wife
James BARRETT Son
Lillingworth
BARRETT Son
George BARRETT Son
Hannah BARRETTDau
Rachel BARRETT Dau
Ann BARRETT
Dau
Woodstock, OXF
Steeple Aston, OXF
birth of Jacob registered
baptism of Jacob
John & Anne, Mason
1865
1865
2nd Quarter
25 July
Woodstock, OXF
Steeple Aston, OXF
birth of Leah registered
baptism of Leah
John & Ann, Mason
1867
1st Quarter
Woodstock, OXF
1868
1868
1 Quarter
1 April
Woodstock, OXF
Steeple Aston, OXF
death of father
registered
birth of Zilpah registered
baptism of Zilpah
1870
1870
4 Quarter
21 December
Woodstock, OXF
Steeple Aston, OXF
birth of Esau registered
baptism of Esau
1871
2 April
Steeple Aston, OXF
1881
3 April
Steeple Aston, OXF
5 April
Steeple Aston, OXF
1901
31 March
Steeple Aston, OXF
1906
1 June
Steeple Aston, OXF
died
1906
2
Woodstock, OXF
death registered
M 36 Mason
M 29
U 11
9
8
6
2
7mo
Steeple Aston, OXF
Deddington, OXF
Steeple Aston, OXF
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
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Original register
transcript
RG9 901 22
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
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Original register
transcript
GRO Index
Original register
transcript
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aged 69
John & Ann, Mason
John & Ann, Mason
John BARRETT
Head
Ann BARRETT
Wife
James BARRETT Son
John BARRETT
Son
Hannah BARRETT Dau
Rachel BARRETT Dau
Jacob BARRETT Son
Leah BARRETT
Dau
Zilpah BARRETT Dau
Esau BARRETT
Son
John BARRETT
Head
Ann BARRETT
Wife
Zilpah BARRETT Dau
Esau BARRETT
Son
John BARRETT
Head
Ann BARRETT
Wife
Esau BARRETT
Son
John BARRETT
Head
Ann BARRETT
Wife
1891
Quarter
Y
Y
Y
Y
John & Susan, Mason
3rd Quarter
26 October
nd
HO107 889 2 11v
Original register
transcript
1862
1862
th
Y
Y
John BARRETT, Bachelor, Mason, Labourer, of this Parish, son of
John, Mason =
Susan HALL x, Spinster, of this Parish, daughter of Thomas,
Labourer
[wit : Killingworth HEDGES / Emma BARRETT]
John BARRETT = Susan HALL
John BARRETT Head M 26 Mason
Susan
Wife M 28 Masons wife
James
Son
1
1851
st
41 Mason
18 Journeyman
Mason
15
do
15
12
10
Original register
transcript
GRO Index
M
M
U
U
U
M
M
U
M
M
U
M
M
46 Stone Mason
39
21 Stone Mason
19 Ag Lab
15
12
9 Scholar
5 Scholar
3
4mo
56 Stone Mason
49
13
10 Scholar
66 Mason
59
20 Blacksmith
76 [none noted]
59
Steeple Aston, OXF
Deddington, OXF
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Steeple Aston, OXF
Deddington, OXF
Steeple Aston, OXF/
Steeple Aston, OXF
Steeple Aston, OXF
Deddington, OXF
Steeple Aston, OXF
Steeple Aston, OXF
Deddington, OXF
On Tuesday was laid to rest an old and respected inhabitant, Mr.
John Barrett, sen., who died on Friday last at the age of 81. he was
a noted village musician and bell-ringer, and had been a member
of the Steeple Aston bell-ringers for upwards of 50 years. To
honour his memory his fellow-ringers, under the leadership of Mr.
Jordan, rang a muffled peal during the evening.
aged 81
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Original register
transcript
GRO Index
Original register
transcript
RG10 1446 25
RG11 1509 18
18v
RG121172 24
RG13 1390 21
Jackson’s Oxford
Journal, 9 June
1906, 8
GRO Index
1906
5 June
Steeple Aston, OXF
buried
Bradford, YKS
Swaffham, NFK
birth
aged 81
Original register
transcript
DEIGHTON, Joseph
c1825
1851
30 March
...George SALE
[Ldg] W 49 Musician
John MAIN
Do U 35
Do
o
James ADLAM
D
M 29
Do
Thomas HAID
Do M 29
Do
Joseph DEIGHTON Do M 25
Do
o
William LIDLEY
D
M 22
Do
Tottenham, MDX
Chichester, SSX
Stirbridge, GLO
Wigston, LEI
Bradford, YKS
Newark, NTT
HO107 1831 36v
Squire GREENWOOD
Thomas WIGELSWORTH
Joseph WIGELSWORTH
15 Musician
25 Musician
20 Musician
No
No
No
HO107 117 1 14
William BRAMINSON
Samuel BRAMINSON
Elizabeth BRAMINSON
25 Carman
25 Musician
60
No
No
No
GREENWOOD, Squire
c1825
1841
birth
7 June
Nantwich, CHS
JAMES, John
c1825
1851
Sudbury, DBY
Stourbridge, WOR
birth
30 March
1854
2nd Quarter
Leicester, LEI
1857
1st Quarter
Leicester, LEI
1861
1st Quarter
Birmingham, WAR
birth of Sarah Ann
registered
birth of John Thomas
registered
birth of Mary Ann
registered
1861
7 April
Birmingham, WAR
...John JAMES
Vis
U 26 Professor of
Music (Strouling)
U 17 Do
(Do)
John WEBBERLEY Vis
2nd Quarter
Birmingham, WAR
1866
3rd Quarter
Hanley, STS
1868
4th Quarter
Wolverhampton, STS
1871
2 April
Wolverhampton, STS
4th Quarter
Wolverhampton, STS
Hemmington, WAR...
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John JAMES
Music
Wife M 29
Dau
6 Scholar
Son
4
Do
Dau
3mo
Sudbury, DBY
Grantham, LIN
Leicester, LEI
Do
Do
Birmingham, WAR
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Jno JAMES
death registered
Music
Wife M 40
Dau U 17 Machinist
Coton in the Elms,
STS
Grantham, LIN
Leicester, LEI
Son
Dau
U 14 Scholar
U 10
do
Leicester, LEI
Birmingham, WAR
Son
Son
Son
U
U
U
do
do
Hanley, STS
Wolverhampton, STS
8
4
2
do
do
aged 55
50 Dairy M
15 Fidler
N
N
HO107 1147 3 22v
Fiddle
1824
1841
5 June
7 June
Sparsholt, BKS
Sparsholt, BKS
baptised
1847
1848
4th Quarter
4th Quarter
Wantage, BKS
Wantage, BKS
1850
2nd Quarter
Wantage, BKS
1851
30 March
Wantage, BKS
marriage registered
birth of Martha Ann
registered
birth of Belinda
registered
[Eneas not located in
this census]
1852
1852
2nd Quarter
19 July
Wantage, BKS
Wantage, BKS
birth of Jane registered
baptism of Jane
Enos & Maria, Labourer, Mill Street
1852
19 July
Wantage, BKS
burial of Maria
aged 26, Mill Street
1852
1852
4th Quarter
25 October
Wantage, BKS
Wantage, BKS
death of Jane registered
burial of Jane
aged 4 months, Mill Street
1854
6 September
Oxford, St. Giles
at the fair
Preston Bissett, BKM
taken ill
Preston Bissett, BKM
died
9 September
39v
son of ?Emma
Emma JONES
Thos JONES
Birmingham, St.
Thomas, WAR
PERT, Eneas
1854
/
Fiddle
birth
7 June
RG10 2938 39
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JONES, Thomas
c1825
1841
RG9 2140 37
birth of Charles George
registered
birth of Alfred W.
registered
birth of Robert Henry
registered
Jane JAMES
Annie JAMES
John
Thomas JAMES
Mary J JAMES
Charles
Geo JAMES
Alfred W. JAMES
Robert Hy. JAMES
1879
HO107 2035 56v
GRO Index
Jane JAMES
Sarah A JAMES
John T JAMES
Mary J JAMES
1863
Sudbury, STS
son of Thomas & Martha
Thomas PERT
Martha PERT
Enos PERT
Isaac PERT
Jane PERT
William PERT
40 Ag Lab
40
16
Do
11
8
4
Y
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
Enos PERT = Maria MORTIMER
Original register
HO107 30 10 6
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Maria PERT
Head
Martha Ann PERT Dau
Belinda PERT
do
M 24 Musician's Wife
2
11Mo
Challow West, BKS
Challow East, BKS
Wantage, BKS
In the evening of the 6th inst., Enos Perth [sic], aged 28, of
Wantage, Berks, a travelling musician, who had been at St. Giles's
fair, Oxford, was attacked with cholera in the street at PrestonBissett. He was taken to the Old Hat, and attended assiduously by
Mr. Duke, of this town, surgeon. He, however, expired on Saturday
night.
HO107 1689 181
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Original register
transcript
Original register
transcript
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Original register
transcript
Jackson's Oxford
Journal, 16
September 1854, 8
Jackson's Oxford
Journal, 16
September 1854, 8
1854
3rd Quarter
Buckingham, BKM
death registered
North Shields, NBL
North Shields,
Tynemouth, NBL
birth
7 June
1847
3rd Quarter
Tynemouth, NBL
death of father
registered
1851
30 March
North Shields,
Tynemouth, NBL
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SHAW, John
c1825
1841
1861
7 April
2 April
North Shields,
Tynemouth, NBL
1878
4th Quarter
Tynemouth, NBL
1881
3 April
North Shields,
Tynemouth, NBL
1891
1899
5 April
4th Quarter
Hugh SHAW
Margaret SHAW
John SHAW
Dorothy SHAW
Thomas SHAW
51 Musician
41
16 Shoe M
19 [sic]
6
W
U
U
U
M
M
Thomas SHAW
--Dorothy
Ann SHAW
Dau
James DYBLE
G'son
Georgina CLARKE G'dau
Margaret SHAW
Head
John SHAW
Son
Dorothy SHAW
Dau
Georgina CLARKE G'dau
Annie DYBLE
G'dau
Charles DYBLE
G'son
death of mother
registered
51
27
19
16
29
26
Professor of Music
?Boot Binder
Slater
Mariner
U 15 Hair Dresser
W 61
U 35 Musician & Piano
Forte Tuner
-- 25 Bricklayer
---W
U
U
U
U
29
9
7
71
45
37
17
17
15
Scholar
No Business
Pianoforte Tuner
Teacher of Music
No Business
do do
Scholar
death registered
not known, ENG
not known, ENG
Glasgow Barony, LKS
birth
birth of Margaret H.
birth
No Shields, NBL
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
HO107 2410 22v
do
do
[North Shields, NBL]
-------
RG9 3840 20v
---
------------North Shields, NBL
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
RG10 5117 27v
GRO Index
Head U 55 Musician
B-in-l M 57 Steam Tug
Manager
Dorothy A. DYBLE Sis
M 50
Annie DYBLE
Niece U 27
Ada M RENNISON Ldg
11 Scholar
Charles DYBLE
Head M 66 Tug Manager
Dorothy A DYBLE Wife M 59
John SHAW
B-in-l S 66 Musician
(Professional)
Ada Mary
RENNISON Ldg
21 Living on her own
means
Tynemouth, NBL
HO107 825 12 12v
aged 79
John SHAW
Charles DYBLE
North Shields,
Tynemouth, NBL
no
y
y
y
y
GRO Index
Margaret SHAW Head
John SHAW
Son
Dorothy SHAW
Dau
Thomas SHAW
Son
Jane DYBLE
Dau
Charles DYBLE
S-in-l
William
LEYBOURNE Neph
Margaret SHAW Head
John SHAW
Son
North Shields,
Tynemouth, NBL
1871
son of Hugh & Margaret
No Shields, NBL
NFK
No Shields, NBL
No Shields, NBL
No Shields, NBL
?Fresham, NFK
Northshields, NBL
do
do
do
RG11 5079 25v
RG12 4227 29
do
aged 75
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SMITH, Dard
c1825
c1847
1861
7 April
Dard SMITH
Lucy SMITH
Margt H SMITH
Head
Wife
Dau
M 35 Musician
M 35
13 Scholar
ENG
ENG
ENG
CSSCT1861_106,
page 5
TOVEY, John
c1825
1841
7 June
Winchcombe, GLO
Winchcombe, GLO
1861
7 April
Winchcombe, GLO
son of John & Amy
John TOVEY
Amy TOVEY
John TOVEY
Margaret TOVEY
James TOVEY
John TOVEY
John TOVEY
40 Linen Weaver
Y
50
Y
15
Y
15
Y
12
Y
Head W 59 Linen Manufacturer [Winchcomb, GLO]
Son
U 35 Musician
Do
Do
HO107 360 20 25
RG9 1792 19v
TOVEY, John
c1825
1841
Winchcombe, GLO
Winchcombe, GLO
birth
7 June
1849
3rd Quarter
Winchcombe, GLO
death of father
registered
1851
30 March
Winchcombe, GLO
1856
1857
1st Quarter
1st Quarter
Winchcombe, GLO
Doncaster, YKS
1858
4th Quarter
Doncaster, YKS
1861
7 April
Doncaster, YKS
1861
2nd Quarter
Doncaster, YKS
1863
4th Quarter
Doncaster, YKS
1864
4th Quarter
Winchcombe, GLO
1868
3rd Quarter
Doncaster, YKS
1870
4th Quarter
Doncaster, YKS
1871
2 April
Doncaster, YKS
son of William & Sarah
William TOVEY
Sarah TOVEY
John TOVEY
Y
Y
Y
HO107 360 20 23v
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Sarah TOVEY
John TOVEY
marriage registered
birth of Arthur Edward
Lee registered
birth of Raymond
Augustus Hall
registered
60 Weaver
60
15
Head W 70 Hand Loom Weaver Winchcomb, GLO
Son U 25 Teacher of Music
Do
Do
& Singing...
John TOVEY = Jemima HALL
HO107 1971 125v
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John TOVEY
Head M 33 Professor of Music Winchcomb, GLO
Jemima TOVEY
Marr M 31
Winchcomb, GLO
Arthur E TOVEY
Son
U 4 Scholar
Doncaster, YKS
Raymond A TOVEY Son
2
Doncaster, YKS
Francis A. TOVEY Son
1 month
Doncaster, YKS
birth of Francis
Sebastian Ashwood
registered
death of Arthur
registered
death of mother
registered
birth of Arthur John H.
registered
birth of Blanch Maude
M. registered
RG9 3518 72v
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John TOVEY
Head
M 45 Professor of Music Winchcomb, GLO
RG10 4719 53
1881
3 April
Jemima TOVEY
Marr
Raymond
A.H. TOVEY Son
Francis A. TOVEY Son
Arthur J. H. TOVEY Son
Blanche
M.M. TOVEY Dau
Maria MIDDLETON Serv
John TOVEY
Head
Jemima TOVEY
Wife
Raymond
A H TOVEY
Son
Arthur J. H TOVEY Son
Blanch M M TOVEY Dau
John TOVEY
Head
Jemima TOVEY
Wife
Francis S.C. TOVEY Son
Arthur J. H. TOVEY Son
Blanch M.M. TOVEY Dau
Doncaster, YKS
1891
5 April
Doncaster, YKS
1900
4th Quarter
Doncaster, YKS
1903
4th Quarter
Doncaster, YKS
marriage of Blanche
Maud M. registered
death of Arthur John H.
registered
44
Do
12 Scholar
10
Do
3
Do
Doncaster, YKS
Do
Do /
Doncaster, YKS
5 months
Do
Do
U 16 Genl Servt Domestic Thorne, YKS
M 65 Professor of Music Winchcomb, GLO
M 64
do
do
U 32
23
20
M 55
M 54
U 20
13
10
Solicitor
Doncaster, YKS
Chemists Assistant
do
do
do
do
Professor of Music Winchcomb, GLO
do
do
do
Doncaster, YKS
Scholar
do
do
do
do
do
53v
RG12 3863 122
RG11 4690 105v
GRO Index
aged 33
GRO Index
WELLS, -- ('Fiddler')
1845
early October
Fiddle
Abingdon, BKS
at the Michaelmas Fair
This annual hiring fair was held on Monday last...The only charge
arising out of the fair brought before the Borough Magistrates being
that of a man known as "Fiddler Wells," charged by the police in
obstructing them in their duty. - Committed for seven days' hard
labour.
and Reading
Gazette, 11 October
1845, 3
WISEMAN, George
c1825
1841
7 June
not known, WAR
Kenilworth, WAR
probable son of Ann
Ann WISEMAN
Ann WISEMAN
George WISEMAN
50 Sempstress
15
15 Musician
Y
Y
Y
HO107 1135 11 32v
ATKINS, Alfred
1826
1841
18 June
7 June
Reading, BKS
St. Giles, Reading, BKS
baptised
son of Abraham & Elizabeth
1846
1848
1850
4th Quarter
3 December
3rd Quarter
Reading, BKS
Caistor, LIN
Aylesbury, BKM
marriage registered
birth of Abraham
registered
1851
30 March
Deddington, OXF
1851
1852
24 September
15 November
Woodstock, OXF
baptism of Alfred
baptism of Caroline
Alfred & Margaret
Alfred & Margaret, Itinerant Musician, of Reading
baptised
son of Thomas & Mary ELLET
Abraham ADKINS
Alfred ADKINS
Edwd ADKINS
Edwin ADKINS
Daniel BLOOM
50 Carpenter
10
10
5
1
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Alfred ATKINS = Margaret LAMBRIDGE
Alfred & Margaret [as ATKIN]
IGI
HO107 34 2 10
GRO Index
IGI
GRO Index
...Alfred ATKINS [Ldg] M 23 Journeyman Carpenter
Margaret ATKINS Do M 25
Elizabeth ATKINS Do
2
Abraham ATKINS Do
6mo
Reading, BKS
Prussia
Castor, LIN
Aylesbury, BKM
HO107 1730 49
[Castle End Lodging House]
IGI
Original register
transcript
ELLIOTT, William
1826
1841
7 May
7 June
Buckworth, HUN
Buckworth, HUN
1851
30 March
Buckworth, HUN
Thomas ELLIT
Mary ELLIT
William ELLIT
Elizabeth ELLIT
Samuwell ELLIT
Ann ELLIT
Thomas ELLENT
Mary ELLENT
William ELLENT
Samuel ELLENT
Ann ELLENT
Fanny WEEKLY
William ELLIOTT
Head
Wife
Son
Son
Dau
Head
Vis
M
M
U
U
U
W
U
55
50
15
12
10
8
65
59
24
20
17
47
31
Carr[i]er
Carrier
ag Lab
Do
Lace Maker
House Keeper
Musician
1861
7 April
Newchurch, LAN
1870
28 December
married
William ELLIOTT = Harriet ALLEN
1870
1871
4th Quarter
2 April
Alconbury cum Weston,
HUN
Huntingdon, HUN
St. Mary, Peterborough,
NTH
marriage registered
William ELLIOTT = Harriet ALLEN
1872
4th Quarter
Peterborough, NTH
1876
1st Quarter
Peterborough, NTH
1876
1st Quarter
Peterborough, NTH
1876
1877
2nd Quarter
1st Quarter
Peterborough, NTH
Peterborough, NTH
birth of Martha Ellen
registered
birth of Arthur Frederic
registered
death of Arthur Frederic
registered
death registered
birth of Arthur William
registered
William ELLIOTT
Harriet ELLIOTT
James COLLIER
Head
Wife
Bdr
M 40 Musician
M 30 Tailoress
M 36 Labourer
Y
/
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Stow, HUN
King Ripton, HUN
Buckworth, HUN
Do
Do
Do
Do
?Supingham, LIN...
Buckworth, HUN
IGI
HO107 450 8
8v
HO107 1748 290
RG9 3056 114v
IGI
Buckworth, HUN
Peterboro', NTH
do
do
GRO Index
RG10 1517 18
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aged 0
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aged 48
[posthumous]
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FILLERY, William
Fiddle
1826
1841
6 August
7 June
Dorking, SRY
Dorking, SRY
baptised
1844
4th Quarter
Brighton, SSX
marriage registered
son of Henry & Martha FILLEROY
Henry FILLERY
Martha FILLERY
John FILLERY
William FILLERY
Caroline FILLERY
35 Ag lab
30
15 Ag lab
15
Do
13
William FILLERY = Emma WOOD
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
IGI
HO107 1081 8 16v
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1851
30 June
Westcott, Dorking, SRY
[Blind]
1856
3rd Quarter
Dorking, SRY
death registered
...William FILLERY Ldg
Emma FILLERY
do
M 24 Fiddler
M 31
Dorking, SRY
Slinfold, SRY
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HARRIS, William
Fiddle
1826
1841
28 August
6 June
Brill, BKM
Brill, BKM
1851
30 March
Brill, BKM
1860
25 December
Oakley, BKM
charged with poaching
1861
14 January
Brill, BKM
1861
14 January14 March
1861
7 April
Brill, BKM
1864
1871
4th Quarter
2 April
Thame, OXF
Hillingdon, MDX
1881
3 April
Hillingdon, MDX
1881
4th Quarter
Uxbridge, MDX
1891
5 April
West Drayton, MDX
1901
31 March
Uxbridge, Union
Workhouse, East
Hillingdon, MDX
Uxbridge, MDX
1904
1st Quarter
HO107 1598 300
baptised
son of Joseph & Hannah
Joseph HARRIS
Hanna HARRIS
John HARRIS
William HARRIS
Thomas HARRIS
Susanna HARRIS
Jane HARRIS
Fanny HARRIS
Joseph HARRIS
Hannah HARRIS
William HARRIS
Susannah HARRIS
Jane HARRIS
Fanny HARRIS
Hannah HARRIS
Head
Wife
Son
Dau
Do
Do
Do
M
M
U
U
40 Agr. Labr.
40
18 Lab
16 Lab
11
6
3
8 Mo
62 Agr. Labr.
49 Charrwoman [sic]
26 Agr. Lab.
15 Servant
13 Scholar
10
Do
7
Do
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Brill, BKM
Do Do
Do Do
Do Do
Do Do
Do Do
Do Do
William Harris, better known as "Fiddler Harris," Brill, was charged
with shooting a hare on the 25th ult., at Oakley; the case being
proved by George Oakley and James Proberts; fined 2l., costs 18s.
6d.; committed for two calendar months.
William Harriss [sic], better known as "Fiddler" Harriss, of Brill, was
charged with shooting a hare on the 25th ult., at Oakley. The case
was proved by George Oakley and James Probetts. Fined £2, and
costs 18s. 6d. Committed for 2 calendar months.
in gaol
William HARRIS
Head M 36 Carpenter
Mary Ann HARRIS Wife M 29 Laundress
[Brill, BKM]
Duke St. London
birth of Emily registered
William HARRIS
Mary Ann HARRIS
Emily S. HARRIS
William HARRIS
Emily S. HARRIS
marriage of Emily Laura
registered
M 45 Wheelwright
M 39
6
M 55 Job master
U 16
Brill, BKM
London
Brill, BKM
Brill, BKM
Do Do
Richard BUNCE = Emily Laura HARRIS
Richard BUNCE
Emily L BUNCE
Richard J BUNCE
Lily R BUNCE
William HARRIS
...William HARRIS
death registered
Head
Wife
Dau
Head
Dau
Head M 28 Farm Laborer
Wife M 27
Son
7 Scholar
Dau
1
Fath W 70
[Pauper]
W 77 Carpenter
IGI
HO107 38 6 8
HO107 1726 420v
Jackson's Oxford
Journal, 19 January
1861, 8
& Berks & Bucks
Gazette, 19 January
1861, 7
& Berks & Bucks
Gazette, 19 January
1861, 7
RG9 887 36
GRO Index
RG10 1309 46
RG11 1331 52
GRO Index
Denham, BKM
Brill, BKM
Conley, MDX
West Drayton, MDX
Brill
RG12 1018 20
RG13 1176 168
Brill, BKM...
aged 80
GRO Index
HAWTIN, Henry
Fiddle
1826
1841
5 March
6 June
Kirtlington, OXF
Kirtlington, OXF
baptised
1849
1850
1851
1851
4th Quarter
early March
30 March
Bicester, OXF
Kirtlington, OXF
Kirtlington, OXF
Kirtlington, OXF
marriage registered
birth of John
birth of William
1852
2nd Quarter
Bicester, OXF
1854
1st Quarter
Bicester, OXF
1855
2nd Quarter
Bicester, OXF
1856
2nd Quarter
Kirtlington, OXF
birth of Henry Richard
registered
birth of George
registered
birth of Ann Maria
registered
birth of Thomas Robert
registered
1861
7 April
Kirtlington, OXF
1861
3rd Quarter
Bicester, OXF
1863
7 July
Kirtlington, OXF
1864
27 June
Kirtlington, OXF
at the annual tea party
hosted by Charles East
1866
2nd Quarter
Bicester, OXF
birth of Charles
registered
son of John & Sarah, Labourer
John HAWTING
Sarah HAWTING
Sarah HAWTING
Henry HAWTING
James HAWTING
65 Ag Lab
55
20
15
1
N
N
Y
Y
Y
Henry HAWTIN = Martha MINTER
Henry HAWTING
Head M 25 Labourer
Martha HAWTING Wife M 26
John HAWTING
Son
11M
William HAWTING Son
3Wks
GRO Index
Kirtlington, OXF
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
HO107 1729 162v
GRO Index
GRO Index
GRO Index
GRO Index
Henry HAWTIN
Head M 35 Road Contractor
Kirtlington, OXF
employing 13 Men 1 Boy
Martha HAWTIN
Wife M 36
Do
Do
Henry R. HAWTIN Son
8 Scholar
Do
Do
George HAWTIN Do
7
Do
Do
Do
Ann M. HAWTIN Dau
6
Do
Do
Do
Thomas
R. HAWTIN Son
4
Do
Do
Do
birth of Francis
registered
at the annual tea party
hosted by Charles East
Original register
HO107 886 8 8v
RG9 897 31
GRO Index
...till evening, when dancing commenced to the strains of Messers
T Ensor [sic] and H. Hawtin, violinists, who favoured the company
with Schottisches, Polkas, and Country Dances.
KIRTLINGTON ANNUAL TEA PARTY took place on the 27th ult.,
in the orchard of Mr. East, baker and carrier, Kirtlington. Mr. T.
Hawks and Mr. T. Bailey kindly assisted Mr. East to erect a
pavilion...About 50 of the respectable inhabitants of Kirtlington
partook of tea, cake, bread and butter, &c...[In the evening] the
company then returned to the pavilion, where dancing was
engaged in to the strains of Messers T. Enser, and H. Hawtin,
violinists, and Mr. T. Terry, cornet. Country dances, polkas,
schottisches, &c., were danced with spirit, between which many
good songs were sung by ladies and gentlemen of the party. Mr. J.
Herbert and Mr. F. Hounslow came out in character, and sang
Paddy's Wedding and several good nigger songs, which caused
roars of laughter.
17 July 1863, 8
8 July 1864, 8
GRO Index
1871
1881
2 April
3 April
Henry HAWTIN
Martha HAWTIN
John HAWTIN
William HAWTIN
Henry HAWTIN
George HAWTIN
Thomas HAWTIN
Emily HAWTIN
Richard HAWTIN
Francis HAWTIN
Charles HAWTIN
Henry HAWTIN
Kirtlington, OXF
Kirtlington, OXF
Head
Wife
Son
Son
Son
Son
Son
Dau
Son
Son
Son
Head
M
M
U
U
U
M
Martha HAWTIN Wife
Francis HAWTIN Son
Charles HAWTIN Son
1882
4th Quarter
Bicester, OXF
1886
1st Quarter
Bicester, OXF
1891
1892
5 April
4th Quarter
Barton Hartshorn, BKM
Bicester, OXF
1899
2nd Quarter
Buckingham, BKM
death of Francis
registered
death of Martha
registered
Road Surveyor
Kirtlington, OXF
Kirtlington, OXF
Do
Do
Do
Do
o
D
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
o
D
Do
Do
Do/
Kirtlington, OXF
Do
Do
Kirtlington, OXF
Labourer
Do
Do
Do
Scholar
Scholar
Scholar
Scholar
Scholar
Road Contractor &
Stone Merchant
M 56
U 18 Assistant to Road Contr
U 14 Assistant to Road Contr
do
do
do
RG10 1442 29v
30
RG11 1505 26v
do
do
do
aged 21
GRO Index
aged 60
GRO Index
...Henry HAWTIN Bdr
death of Charles
registered
death registered
45
46
20
20
18
17
14
12
11
8
4
55
W 65 Living on any Means
Kirtlington, OXF
aged 27
RG12 1155 23v
GRO Index
aged 73
GRO Index
ISON, James
1826
1851
1861
1 December
30 March
7 April
Fiddle
Swepstone, LEI
Appleby, DBY
Swadlincote, STS
baptised
son of Thomas & Sarah, Wheel Wright, Newton
...James ISON
Vis
U 24 Colliery Agent
Newton, LEI...
James ISON
Head M 35 Fiddler &c
Ann E ISON
Wife do 31 House Keeper
Louise GREAVES
U 18 House Servant
Newton Burgoland, LEI
Wooden Box, LEI
Derby
Original register
HO107 2084 95v
RG9 1962 64
JONES, Walter aka BLACKETT
1826
14 August
1846
1848
3rd Quarter
4th Quarter
Earsdon by North
Shields, NBL
Yarmouth, NFK
Yarmouth, NFK
baptised
son of Robert Blackett & Sophia
IGI
marriage registered
birth of Walter Daly
Jones BLACKETT
registered
Walter Jones BLACKETT = Caroline Sarah Elliot DALY
GRO Index
GRO Index
1851
1851
1st Quarter
30 March
Great Yarmouth, NFK
Great Yarmouth, NFK
1851
3rd Quarter
Yarmouth, NFK
1855
4th Quarter
Yarmouth, NFK
1861
7 April
Great Yarmouth, NFK
1863
1st Quarter
Yarmouth, NFK
1871
2 April
Great Yarmouth, NFK
1873
2nd Quarter
Yarmouth, NFK
death registered
aged 46
baptised
son of William & Jane
Walter JONES
Caroline JONES
Walter JONES
Head M 24 Musician
Wife M 25
Son
2
[Yarmouth, NFK]
N K, DEV
Yarmouth, NFK
death of Walter Daly
Blackett registered
birth of Eleanor Daly
Jones BLACKETT
registered
GRO Index
HO107 1806 391
GRO Index
GRO Index
Walter JONES
Caroline JONES
John JONES
Elenor JONES
Elenor DALY
Head M 35 Musician
Wife M 35
Son
9
Dau
5
M-in-l W 77
Yarmouth, NFK
Mothercombe, DEV
Yarmouth, NFK
Do
Do
Hushing Cornwell
birth of Walter George
Daly Jones BLACKETT
registered
RG9 1191 87v
GRO Index
Walter JONES
Caroline JONES
John JONES
Walter JONES
Head M 45 Musician
[Gt Yarmouth, NFK]
Wife M 46
Mothercombe, DEV
Son
19 Staff Trumpeter RMA Gt Yarmouth, NFK
Son
8 Scholar
Do
Do
RG10 1789 32v
GRO Index
MONK, Richard
1826
1841
30 April
7 June
Giggleswick, YKS
Giggleswick, YKS
1851
30 March
Giggleswick, YKS
1861
7 April
Manchester, LAN
1871
2 April
Giggleswick, YKS
1875
3rd Quarter
Settle, YKS
1876
1st Quarter
Settle, YKS
1881
3 April
Giggleswick, YKS
William MONK
Jane MONK
William MONK
John MONK
Margery MONK
Thomas MONK
Richard MONK
Henry MONK
Ann MONK
David MONK
Reuben MONK
William MONK Head M
Jane MONK
Wife
William MONK Son
M
U
Thomas MONK Son
U
Richard MONK Son
U
Henry MONK
Ann MONK
David MONK
Reuben MONK
William BANK
John BANK
...Henry
NEWTON
Richard MONK
William MONK
Son
U
Dau
U
Son
U
Son
U
B-in-l U
B-in-l U
45 Cotton Weaver
45
20
Do
20
Do
20
Do
15
Do
15
Do
10
8
5
8 Months
57 Hand Loom Weaver
D. Lain
55
36 Hand Loom Weaver
D. Lain
28 Hand Loom Weaver
D. Lain
24 Hand Loom Weaver
D. Lain
29 Railway Lab
18 Servant
14 Worsted Weaver
10 Lab Coal Heaver
49 Rail Lab
46 Lab
IGI
HO107 1320 1 9
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Hanlith, YKS
HO107 2277 359
Giggleswick, YKS /
Giggleswick, YKS
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Ldg
U 27 Musician [sic]
Giggleswick, YKS
do
U 38
do
do...
Head M 77 Formerly Hand Loom Hanlith, YKS
Weaver
Jane MONK
Wife M 74
Giggleswick, YKS
Richard MONK Son U 44 Musician
do
do
Henry MONK
Son U 38
do
do
do
death of mother
registered
death of father
registered
359v
RG9 2953 39
RG10 4254 12
aged 78
GRO Index
aged 82
GRO Index
Richard MONK Joint occup
RG11 4298 62
1891
1898
5 April
2nd Quarter
Giggleswick, YKS
Settle, YKS
Henry MONK
Richard MONK
U 54 Village Parcel Carrier &c Giggleswick, YKS
do U 49 Haircutter
do
do
Bdr S 64 Parcel Carrier
[Giggleswick, YKS]
death registered
aged 72
RG12 3493 61v
GRO Index
birth
baptised
son of Andrew & Mary
IGI
IGI
MUNDY, James
1826
1827
7 September
11 February
1841
7 June
1851
Andrew MUNDY
Mary MUNDY
James MUNDY
Maryann MUNDY
Elizabeth MUNDY
Jane MUNDY
Louisa MUNDY
...James MUNDY [Ldg] U
1st Quarter
St. Butolph without
Bishopsgate, MDX
Clack, WIL
Bath, SOM
1861
7 April
Bristol, St. Peters, GLO
1864
4th Quarter
Bath, SOM
1871
2 April
Trowbridge, WIL
1878
2nd Quarter
Melksham, WIL
death registered
Ashton under Lyne,
LAN
Gainsborough, LIN
birth
birth
1st Quarter
1 April
7 April
Chatteris, CAM
North Witchford Union,
Doddington, CAM
Doddington, CAM
Chatteris, CAM
Caxton, CAM
Doddington, CAM
Pockthorpe, NFK
1864
20 November
Doddington, CAM
1881
3 April
Doddington, CAM
baptism of Elijah John &
Isabella
[Blind]
c1857
1860
30 March
Bath, SOM
St. Pancras, Old
Church, MDX
Lambeth, St. Mary, SRY
birth of Mary
birth of Agnes
registered
38 Plasterer
35
14
12
10
6
2
27 Musician
N
N
N
N
Y
Y
Y
Bath, SOM
/
[as MUNDAY]
...James MUNDY
HO107 1060 6 40
40v
HO107 1524 677v
GRO Index
Bdr
M 35 Comml Traveller.
Fancy Goods ...
Bath, SOM
birth of Sarah Jane
registered
RG9 1715 55v
GRO Index
James MUNDY
Louisa MUNDY
Mary MUNDY
Agnes MUNDY
Sarah MUNDY
Head M 43 Musician
Wife M 43
Do
Dau
13
Dau
11
Dau
6
London
Clack, WIL
Do Do
Bath, SOM
Do Do
aged 51
RG10 1920 61v
GRO Index
CAKIN, John M.
c1826
1861
7 April
...Edward RICHARDSON Vis
Sophia RICHARDSON
Do
Joseph A. EMIDY
Do
Charles ?THIRTY
Do
John M. CAKIN
Do
M
U
U
U
U
60 Musician
57
25 Musician
29
Do
24
Do
Charing, KNT
Chesterfield, DBY
Truro, CRN
St Albans, HRT
Ashton un. Lyne, LAN...
RG9 2408 71
CLARK, Richard
c1826
1841
1851
c1858
1860
1860
1861
7 June
30 March
1891
5 April
1893
1st Quarter
...Richard CLARKE
10 Labourer child
[Blind]
...Richard CLARKE [Inmate] U 26 None
birth of Charles
marriage registered
baptism of Mary Jane
[Blind]
Richard CLARK = Mary Ann SMITH
Richard & Mary Ann CLARKE
Richard CLARKE
Mary Ann CLARKE
Charles CLARKE
Mary CLARKE
Head M 28 Traveller
Wife
“ 32
“
Son
U 2
“
Dau
“ 1
“
yes...
HO107 81 4 3v
Chatteris, CAM...
HO107 1765 513v
Chatteris, CAM
“
“
“
“
“
“
GRO Index
IGI
RG9 1213 116
Richard & Mary Ann CLARKE
IGI
...Richard CLARKE
(Senior)
RG11 1689 112v
Doddington, CAM
North Witchford, CAM
[Blind from birth]
...CLARKE Richard
death registered
aged 66
birth of James Peter
registered
baptism of James Peter
[Pauper]
M 53 Tramping Musician Chatteris, CAM...
[Pauper]
W 64 Tramping Musician Chatteris, CAM...
RG112 1300 196v
GRO Index
COOK, George
1846
4th Quarter
Banbury, OXF
1846
8 November
Banbury, St. Mary, OXF
GRO Index
George & Elizabeth, South Bar St., Musician
GREEN, George
c1826
1841
7 June
Original register
transcript
Fiddle
Sporle, NFK
Sporle with Palgrave,
NFK
1851
30 March
NFK
1861
7 April
NFK
birth
son of John & Alice
John GREEN
Ales GREEN
George GREEN
William GREEN
Isaac GREEN
Jane GREEN
John GREEN
Alice GREEN
Thomas GREEN
Smith GREEN
Henry GREEN
George GREEN
Jane GREEN
Harriett GREEN
John GREEN
Alice GREEN
George GREEN
Head
Wife
Son
Son
Son
Son
Dau
Dau
Head
Wife
Son
M
M
U
U
U
U
U
M
M
U
40
40
12
10
6
2
51
50
26
24
24
22
12
8
61
60
33
Ag Lab
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Agricultural Labourer Sporle, NFK
Sporle, NFK
Fishmonger
Sporle, NFK
Do
Do
Sporle, NFK
Scholar
Sporle, NFK
Scholar
Sporle, NFK
Ag. Labr
Sporle, NFK
Do Wife
Do
Do
Fidler
Do
Do
HO107 773 23 15
HO107 1831 318
RG9 1263 56
HOLLOWAY, Joseph Arthur
1846
13 December
birth of Amelia
1854
5 June
birth of Frederick
Original register
transcript
Original register
transcript
1854
25 October
Ilkeston, DBY
baptism of Amelia &
Frederick
not known, LDN
Neath, GLA
birth
Joseph Arthur & Hannah, Musician, Market Place
Original register
transcript
Samuel PETERS
Head W 64 Inn Keeper
Wandsworth, SRY...
Joseph JACKSON [Guest] U 24 Musician
London...
Edward WIGELSWORTH
[Guest. Head] M 37 Travels with a
East Retford, NTT
Diorama
Elizabeth WIGELSWORTH
[Do. Wife] M 30
Newport, SAL
Jane WIGELSWORTH
[Do. Dau] U 5
Spilsby, LIN
Martha WIGELSWORTH
o
[D . Dau] U 4
Bampton, CMB
/
Thomas WIGELSWORTH
[Guest] U 33 Artist to Diorama East Retford, NTT
Joseph WIGELSWORTH Do U 31 Musician
Do
Do
HO107 2463 229v
Richard QUILLER Head M 52 Beer House Keeper [Lostwithiel, CRN]...
Joash JONSON [Trav U] 44 Musician
Kirk Barton, YKS
RG10 2247 32
JACKSON, Joseph
c1826
1851
30 March
230
JONSON, Joash
c1826
1871
2 April
Kirk Barton, YKS
Lanlivery, CRN
birth
Westminster, St. John,
MDX
Westminster, St. John
the Evangelist, MDX
birth
LEWIS, John Walter
c1826
1841
7 June
1851
30 March
1871
2 April
son of William & Mary
William LEWIS
Mary LEWIS
John LEWIS
...John W LEWIS
Sarah LEWIS
45 Labourer
45
20 Musician
[Ldg] M 25 Musician
do
M 25
dos Wife
1881
3 April
Chester, St. Bridget,
CHS
Worcester, All Saints,
WOR
Swindon, WIL
1907
2 nd Quarter
Chelsea, MDX
death registered
aged 71 [sic]
2nd Quarter
2nd Quarter
Crewys Morchard, DEV
Tiverton, DEV
Tiverton, DEV
birth
marriage registered
birth of Sophia
registered
son of John & Mary
James PULLEN = Caroline BRADFORD
1851
30 March
Tiverton, DEV
1863
1st Quarter
Bath, SOM
1865
1st Quarter
Chard, SOM
1871
1st Quarter
Tiverton, DEV
1871
2 April
Swindon, WIL
1881
3 April
Plymouth, St. Andrew,
DEV
...John
Walter LEWIS [Ldg] M
...John LEWIS
John FLEXNEY
Ldg
Ldg
N
N
Y...
Westminster, MDX
Stalford, SOM...
HO107 737 16 6v
HO107 2172 277v
RG10 3048 70v
44 Musician
W 54 Musician
W 40 Musician
St. John Westminster...
Westminster...
Witney, OXF
RG11 2017 117v
GRO Index
PULLEN, James
c1826
1847
1848
1891
5 April
East Stonehouse, DEV
1901
31 March
Plymouth, St. Andrew,
DEV
1905
1st Quarter
James PULLEN
Caroline PULLEN
Sophia PULLEN
birth of James
registered
birth of Louisa
registered
death of Caroline
registered
Head M 25 Schoolmaster
Wife
28
Dau
2
not known, WAR
Birmingham, St.
Thomas, WAR
birth
Bradford on Avon, WIL
Wootton Bassett, WIL
birth
baptism of William
Wilson [sic]
burial of mother
HO107 1889 305v
GRO Index
aged 46
GRO Index
Ldg M 43 Musician
Ldg M 47
Son
8
Head M 55 Musician
Louisa PULLEN
Wife
Louisa PULLEN
Dau
James PULLEN
Head
Mary Jane PULLEN Wife
Ellen PIKE
Serv
James PULLEN
Head
James PULLEN
Head
Mary J. PULLEN
Wife
Stephen JEFFERY Neph
James PULLEN
Head
death registered
C Morchard, DEV
Loxlear, DEV
Tiverton, DEV
GRO Index
...James PULLEN
Louisa PULLEN
James PULLEN
James PULLEN
Plymouth, DEV
GRO Index
GRO Index
"
M
M
S
M
M
M
M
57
16
27
20
17
65
38
36
7
75
Tiverton, DEV
Bideford, DEV
Chard, SOM
Cruwys Morchard,
DEV
"
Bideford, DEV
"
Yarcombe, DEV
Professor of Music Chard, SOM
Plymouth, DEV
o
o
General Servant
D
D
Musician
Morchard, DEV
Professor of Music Chard, SOM
Stonehouse, DEV
Guernsey
Professor of Music Cruwys Morchard,
DEV
aged 77
RG10 1883 105v
RG11 2195 12v
RG12 1739 100v
RG13 2098 83
GRO Index
SCOTT, Joseph
c1826
1841
7 June
Joseph SCOTT
Hannah SCOTT
Ann SCOTT
Thomas SCOTT
14 Musician
30
10
5
Y
Y
Y
Y
HO107 1147 10 25
SMITH, Job
c1826
1851
30 March
possible brother of Thomas (born c1821)
...Thomas SMITH
Job SMITH
Vis
Vis
30 Travelling Musician Bradford, SOM
24 Travelling Musician Bradford, SOM...
HO107 1834 141
WELLS, William Watson
1827
2 February
Charlbury, OXF
1828
28 September
Charlbury, OXF
1841
7 June
Charlbury, OXF
son of Thomas & Rose, Musician
aged 38
Thomas WELLS
Elizabeth WELLS
Joseph WELLS
Constance WELLS
50 Music Master
45
15
15
Y
N
Y
Y
/
Original register
transcript
Original register
transcript
HO107873 5 26v
27
William WELLS
1848
1851
2nd June
30 March
Whitechapel, MDX
Westminster, St.
Margaret, MDX
Clewer, BKS
1858
31 October
1861
7 April
St. Mary Abbotts,
Brompton, MDX
1861
2nd Quarter
1861
28 Mary
1867
3rd Quarter
marriage registered
14
Wm WELLS
Caroline WELLS
baptism of Rose
Watson
Y
William Watson WELLS = Emmeline BACCHUS
Head
Wife
24 Musician, Army
20
Charlbury, OXF
Hammersmith, MDX
William & Emma, Musician, Bexley Street
W W WELLS
Eme. WELLS
Rose W WELLS
Head
Wife
Dau
Charlbury, OXF
death of father
registered
burial of father
aged 77
Oxford, OXF
death registered
aged 40
birth
son of John & Mary
34 Musician
30
2
Charlbury, OXF
Hammersmith, MDX
Clewer, BKS
GRO Index
HO107 1480 820v
Original register
transcript
RG9 20 117
GRO Index
Original register
transcript
GRO Index
NIGHY, John
1827
1841
7 June
Croydon, SRY
Croydon, SRY
1851
30 March
Croydon, SRY
1858
1858
1859
December
4th Quarter
1st Quarter
Croydon, SRY
Croydon, SRY
Croydon, SRY
1863
1st Quarter
Dartford, KNT
1864
1871
8 May
2 April
Westerham, KNT
Leatherhead, SRY
1881
3 April
Barking, ESS
1886
4th Quarter
Romford, ESS
Emery ?STREELER
75
John NIGHY
12
Mary NIGHY
Head W 48
John NIGHY
Son
U 21
George NIGHY Son
U 19
Elizabeth NIGHY Dau
16
Mary NIGHY
Do
13
married
marriage registered
birth of Elizabeth
registered
birth of Amelia
registered
baptism of Amelia
John NIGHY = Mary Ann LECH
John NIGHY = Mary Ann LECH
John & Mary Ann
M 43 Musician
Croydon, SRY
Do 35
Do
Do
U 12
Do
Do
9
Do
Do
M 55 Coffee House Proprietor Croydon, SRY
M 46
Germany
W 21
Croydon, SRY...
aged 58
IGI
RG10 800 38v
RG11 1746 113
GRO Index
Fiddle
1827
1841
18 November
7 June
Westcote, GLO
Westcote, GLO
1851
30 March
Westcote, GLO
7 April
HO107 1601 216
IGI
GRO Index
GRO Index
TOMBS, Charles
1861
IGI
HO107 1078 7 28v
GRO Index
...John NIGHY [Ldg]
Mary NIGHY
Do
Elizabeth NIGHY Do
Amelia NIGHY
Do
John NIGHY
Head
Mary A. NIGHY Wife
Mary A.E. NIGHY
death registered
Sweep
Y...
M. S. [= Male Servant] Y...
Washerwoman
Croydon, SRY
Labourer
Do
Do
Do
Do
baptised
Robert TOMBS
Mary TOMBS
George TOMBS
Louisa TOMBS
Charles TOMBS
Robert TOMBS
Mary TOMBS
Charles TOMBS
William TOMBS
Job TOMBS
Robert TOMBS
Mary TOMBS
Charles TOMBS
Westcote, GLO
1868
4th Quarter
Stow on the Wold, GLO
1871
2 April
Westcote, GLO
1878
4th Quarter
1881
1891
1901
1914
3 April
5 April
31 March
4th Quarter
Westcote, GLO
Westcote, GLO
Westcote, GLO
son of Robert & Mary TOMMS, Labourer
death of mother
registered
M
M
U
U
U
M
M
U
Labourer
Parish Clerk
Woodman
Woodman
Woodman
Woodman
o
D
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Westcote, GLO
Birmingham, WAR
Westcote, GLO
Westcote, GLO
Westcote, GLO
Westcote, GLO
Birmingham, WAR
Westcote, GLO
aged 75
Robert TOMBS
Charles TOMBS
Thomas TOMBS
Jane TOMBS
James TOMBS
Charles TOMBS
death of father
registered
Head
Wife
Son
Son
Son
Head
Wife
Son
40
40
18
15
12
56
57
24
21
14
67
67
34
HO107 1970 150v
RG9 1789 116
GRO Index
Head
Son
Ldg
Wife
Son
Son
W
U
M
M
U
U
78
45
53
60
26
20
Wood Dealer
Wood Dealer
Ag Lab
Ag Lab
Ag Lab
Westcote, GLO
Westcote, GLO
Westcote, GLO
Farmington, GLO
Westcote, GLO
Westcote, GLO
aged 86
Charles TOMBS
Charles TOMBS
Charles TOMBS
Original register
HO107 366 25 5
RG10 2654 66
GRO Index
Head U 54 Carpenter
Head S 64 Woodman
Head S 74 Labourer on Farm
death registered
aged 87
birth
son of Thomas & Hannah
Westcote, GLO
[Westcote, GLO]
[Westcote, GLO]
RG11 2562 126
RG12 2037 93
RG13 2453 85
GRO Index
CHAPPEL, Francis Wilson
c1827
1841
7 June
Batley, YKS
Batley, YKS
1851
30 March
Batley, YKS
1855
1861
1863
1865
3rd Quarter
7 April
2nd Quarter
4th Quarter
Dewsbury, YKS
West Hartlepool, DUR
Portsea, HAM
Easingwold, YKS
1867
4th Quarter
Dewsbury, YKS
1871
2 April
Batley, YKS
Thomas CHAPPEL
Hannah CHAPPEL
Francis CHAPPEL
John CHAPPEL
Daniel CHAPPEL
William CHAPPEL
Mary CHAPPEL
Thomas CHAPPEL Head W
Francis CHAPPEL Son U
Mary CHAPPEL
Dau U
John CHAPPEL
Son U
Daniel CHAPPEL
Son
William CHAPPEL
Son
Frances Ely
CHAPPEL
Dau
marriage registered
Woollen Weaver
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Hand Loom Weaver Batley, YKS
Do
Do
Do
Domestic
Do
Hand Loom Weaver
Do
Bobin Winder
Do
Scholar
Do
3
Bdr
W
32 Cl[erk]. Rail[wa]y
Battley, YKS
Francis Wilson CHAPPELL = Margaret MARTIN
[as CHAPPELL]
Francis Wilson
CHAPPELL Head M 42 Cloth Weaver
Margaret CHAPPELL Wife M 36 Lace Worker
Michael CHAPPELL Son U 18 Woollen Cloth Dress
Thomas Cos
CHAPPELL Son
5 Scholar
Wilson CHAPPELL
Son
3
Do
HO107 1267 5 8v
HO107 2322 371
Do
Francis Wilson CHAPPELL = Hannah GIBSON
...Francis CHAPEL
marriage registered
birth of Thomas
Coxwold registered
birth of Wilson
registered
30
30
12
7
4
1
9
46
23
19
17
15
11
GRO Index
RG9 3702 99
GRO Index
GRO Index
GRO Index
RG10 4586 52v
Batley, YKS
IRE
Do
Cosewold, YKS
Batley, YKS
1877
1st Quarter
Dewsbury, YKS
birth of Sarah Ann
registered
1881
3 April
Keighley, YKS
1883
1891
4th Quarter
5 April
Dewsbury, YKS
Batley, YKS
1901
31 March
Batley, YKS
1902
1st Quarter
Dewsbury, YKS
death registered
London, MDX
Ledbury, HEF
birth
Chatham, KNT
Imortalite, Royal Navy
at Sea and in ports
Liverpool, LAN
Crewkerne, SOM
birth
GRO Index
...John SORBY
Frank CHAPPEL
Robert YOUNG
Ldg
"
"
M
"
"
35 Itinerant Musician
53
"
"
32
"
"
Horbury
Batley
Greenwich, KNT
aged 44 [as CHAPPELL]
Francis W.
CHAPPELL Head W 63 Weaver & Teacher Batley, YKS
of Music
Sarah A CHAPPELL Dau S 15 Woollen Cloth
Do Do
Weaver
Francis W. CHAPPEL Head W 73 Cloth Weaver
Batley, YKS
Sarah A CHAPPEL
Dau S 24 Teacher in Church
Do Do
School
aged 74 [as Francis Wilson CHAPPELL]
RG11 4349 37
GRO Index
RG13 3718 25v
RG13 4257 137
GRO Index
COMPTON, Charles
c1827
1871
2 April
...Charles COMPTON Ldg M 43 Musician
London, MDX
RG10 2682 62
ELTON, Michael Charles
c1827
1861
1870
1871
7 April
3rd Quarter
2 April
l
...Mich ELTON
marriage registered
S 32 Bandsman
Head M 43 Musician Traveler
Mary ELTON
Wife M 36
Emma ELTON
Dau U
8
Charles ELTON
Head M 53 Musician
Mary ELTON
Wife M 38
Emma ELTON
Dau U 18 Weaver
Edward BARKER
Bdr W 34 Fustian Cutter
Margaret ENGLAND do
W 66
John CHAPPELL
do
U 47 Musician
Joseph ELLIS
do do 28
do
3 April
Hulme, LAN
1889
1891
1894
1st Quarter
5 April
2nd Quarter
Chorlton, LAN
Hulme, LAN
Chorlton, LAN
Brisley, NFK
Kings Lynn, NFK
South Lynn, NFK
birth
Chatham, KNT
GRO Index
RG10 2407 82
Southampton, HAM
Do
Do
Chatham, KNT
Southampton, HAM
Manchester, LAN
do
Holywell, FLN
Batley, YKS
Castleford, YKS
aged 47
...Charles ELTON
death registered
RG9 4441 7v
Michael Charles ELTON = Mary WOOLLEY
M. C ELTON
1881
Chatham, KNT...
Ldg
W 66 Stroling Musician Chatham, KNT
aged 69
RG11 3925 84
GRO Index
RG12 3193 144v
GRO Index
FOX, William Charles
c1827
1856
1861
3rd Quarter
7 April
1871
2 April
1877
1878
1881
4th Quarter
1st Quarter
3 April
1891
5 April
1899
2nd Quarter
Kings Lynn, St.
Margaret, NFK
Kings Lynn, NFK
Kings Lynn, NFK
Kings Lynn, St.
Margaret, NFK
Kings Lynn, St.
Margaret, NFK
Kings Lynn, NFK
William Charles FOX = Melinda GREEN
William FOX
Melinda FOX
William C. FOX
Melinda FOX
marriage registered
Head
Wife
Head
Wife
23
27
43
38
Musician
Milliner
Musician & Publican
Dress Maker
Brisley, NFK
Soham, CAM
Brisley, NFK
Soham, CAM
aged 44
William Charles FOX = Emily Maria BOCKING
William C. FOX Head
Emily M. FOX
Wife
Charles KEYHOE Vis
William FOX
Head
Emily M. FOX
Wife
death registered
M
M
M
M
M
M
U
M
M
52
25
21
62
35
Musician
Milliner
Stonemason
Tailor
Milliner & Dressmaker
Brisley, NFK
Lynn, NFK
Swaffham, NFK
Brisley, NFK
Kings Lynn, NFK
aged 71
7 April
RG10 1865 35v
GRO Index
GRO Index
RG11 2000 11v
RG12 1569 11
GRO Index
HAWKINS, Charles
c1827
1861
GRO Index
RG9 1257 130
Fiddle
Devonport, DEV
Stoke Damerel, DEV
birth
Bloomsbury, MDX
Hackney, MDX
Bloomsbury, MDX
St. Pancras, MDX
St. Pancras, Grays Inn
Lane, MDX
birth
marriage registered
birth of Louisa
birth of Frederick
marriage registered
son of John & Ann HOCKINS
Emma BOND
Head W 37 Pens Patr...Fund
Mary BOND
Dau
3 Scholar
Charles HAWKINS Bro
U 33 Violinist
Devonport, DEV
Do
Do
Do
Do
RG9 1449 128v
PERRY, Joseph Frank
c1827
1845
c1847
1850
1851
1st Quarter
30 March
1860
1861
1st Quarter
7 April
1871
2 April
1874
4th Quarter
Lambeth, SRY
Southwark, St. George,
SRY
St. George, London
Road,SRY
St. Saviour, LDN
1878
1881
4th Quarter
3 April
St. Saviour, LDN
Lambeth, SRY
Joseph PERRY = Frances PYE
Joseph PERRY
Frances PERRY
Louisa PERRY
Frederick PERRY
death of Maria Matilda
registered
marriage registered
Head M 24 Professor of Music
Wife M 28
Dau
3
Son
1
GRO Index
Bloomsbury, MDX
Lambeth, SRY
Bloomsbury, MDX
St Pancras, MDX
Joseph PERRY = Maria Matilda ABBOTT
Joseph PERRY
Maria PERRY
Head
Wife
M 30 Professor of Music
M 30
Joseph PERRY
Maria PERRY
Head [M] 38 Musician
Wife do 36
Bloomsbury, MDX
Lambeth, SRY
Bloomsbury, MDX
Southwark, SRY
RG10 607 65
Joseph PERRY = Emily SHEWARD
Joseph PERRY
Head M 49 Musician
Emily PERRY
Wife M 29
Amy C SHEWARD S'dau
10 Scholar
Bloomsbury, LDN
City of London
Kensington, LDN
GRO Index
RG11 587 18
Fiddle
c1827
1861
7 April
Rochdale, LAN
Over Darwen, LAN
1881
3 April
Bury, LAN
5 April
GRO Index
RG9 333 31
GRO Index
SHORE, George
1891
HO107 1495 87v
Bury, LAN
birth
George SHORE
Mary A. SHORE
Benjamin
HIGGINBOTTOM
George SHORE
Mary KERSHAW
George SHORE
Head M 33 Grocer
Rochdale, LAN
Wife " 30 House & Shop Work IRE
RG9 3108 115v
RG11 3863 61v
Head M 36 Wood Turner
Ldg W 50 Violinist
Head W 54 Lodging House
Keeper
Ldg
W 62 Travelling Musician
Bury, LAN...
Rochdale, LAN...
Bury, LAN...
Heywood, LAN...
RG12 3135 67v
SMITH, William
c1827
1851
30 March
Alfreton, SFK
St. Pancras, MDX
birth
...William SMITH
[Ldg]
U 23 Musician
Alfreton, SFK...
STEVENS, James
1847
30 December
HO107 1494 310
Fiddle
Marsh Gibbon, BKM
played for dancing
Watford, HRT
Watford, HRT
Prison, St. Albans, HRT
birth
7 June
30 March
1859
1860
4th Quarter
2nd Quarter
Lambeth, SRY
Westminster, MDX
marriage registered
birth of Mary Ann
registered
1861
7 April
St. John the Evangelist,
Westminster, MDX
1862
2nd Quarter
Westminster, MDX
1864
1871
2nd Quarter
2 April
Westminster, MDX
Hanover Square,
Westminster, MDX
1881
3 April
St. Georges, Strand,
MDX
1885
4th Quarter
St. George Hanover
Square, MDX
dancing in the Clubroom at night James Stevens fiddler
MSS. diaries of
Richard Heritage,
Marsh Gibbon,
[unpublished], n.p.
...Joseph WILSON
HO107 439 8 28
HO107 1713 457v
WILSON, Joseph
c1827
1841
1851
15 Hair Dresser Ap
...Joseph WILSON [Prisoner]
M 24 Bricklayer
Y...
Watford, HRT...
Joseph WILSON = Harriet BLUNDELL
Joseph WILSON
Harriet WILSON
Mary WILSON
Head M 30 Soldier
Wife M 21 Laundress
Dau
1
GRO Index
GRO Index
Watford, HRT
Westr
do
birth of Thomas
registered
birth of Ellen registered
GRO Index
Joseph WILSON Head M 42 Musician
Harriett WILSON Wife M 30
Mary WILSON
Dau
11
Thomas WILSON Son
9
Ellen WILSON
Dau
7
Joseph WILSON Head W 53 Musician
Mary WILSON
Dau U 20 Stationery
Ellen WILSON
"
" 17
death registered
RG9 50 50
Watford, HRT
Westminster, LDN
do
do
do
Watford, HRT
Westmr, MDX
"
"
aged 70
GRO Index
RG10 110 57
RG11 105 60
GRO Index
ARTHUR, James John
Pipe & tabor
1828
1841
21 July
7 June
Ilmington, WAR
Ilmington, WAR
baptised
1849
23 January
Ilmington, WAR
charged with assault
son of Thomas Barnett & Elizabeth, Mason
William LYNE
James ARTHUR
20
13
N...
Y
...63 James Arthur, .. [aged] 21, (Imp.)...
Committed the 3rd of February...Having, on the 23rd of January
last, at the parish of Ilmington, together with divers other evildisposed persons, to the number of ten or more, with force and
arms unlawfully, riotously, and routously assembled and gathered
together to disturb the peace of our Lady the Queen, and in and
upon Samuel Wheatley unlawfully did make an assault, and beat,
wound, and ill-treat him ; and did also, with force, begin to
demolish, pull down, and destroy a cetain outhouse of the said
Samuel Wheatley there situate, contrary to the statute...
1849
3 February late March
Warwick, WAR
in prison
1849
between 27
March & 4
April
Warwick, WAR
at the Assizes
Admitted to bail.
Convicted of felony, having entered into their own Recognizances
in the sum of £20 to appear and receive judgment for such offence
when called upon so to do, and keep the peace.
1850
7 February
Ilmington, WAR
married
James ARTHUR x, Carpenter, son of Thomas, Mason =
Leah MARSH, of full age, daughter of John, Blacksmith
1850
4th Quarter
birth of Mark registered
1850
1851
30 December
30 March
Shipston on Stour,
WOR
Ilmington, WAR
Ilmington, WAR
1853
3rd Quarter
1853
21 August
Shipston on Stour,
WOR
Ilmington, WAR
1856
1st Quarter
1856
1858
3 February
4th Quarter
1858
4 April
1860
1st Quarter
1860
1861
5 February
7 April
Shipston on Stour,
WOR
Ilmington, WAR
Ilmington, WAR
birth of James Herbert
registered
baptism of Herbert
James
birth of John Ezra
registered
baptism of John Ezra
birth of William Sydney
registered
baptism of William
Sidney
birth of Ruth registered
1862
1st Quarter
Shipston on Stour,
Shipston on Stour,
WOR
Ilmington, WAR
Shipston on Stour,
WOR
Ilmington, WAR
baptism of Mark
James John & Leah, Carpenter
Warwickshire Lent
Assizes, From
Tuesday, March
27th, to Wednesday,
April 4th, 1849,
Sentences of the
Prisoners..., 7
Warwickshire Lent
Assizes, From
Tuesday, March
27th, to Wednesday,
April 4th, 1849,
Sentences of the
Prisoners..., 7
Original register
[Ilmington, WAR]
do
do
do
do
Blockley, WOR
Original register
HO107 2076 43
GRO Index
James & Leah, Carpenter
Original register
GRO Index
Original register
GRO Index
James John & Leah, Labourer
Original register
GRO Index
James ARTHUR
Leah ARTHUR
Mark ARTHUR
Ezra ARTHUR
Sidney ARTHUR
Ruth ARTHUR
John LYNE
birth of Valentine Jeffrey
Warwickshire Record
Office, Warwickshire
Lent Assizes, From
Tuesday, March
27th, to Wednesday,
April 4th, 1849,
Sentences of the
Prisoners..., 7
GRO Index
James ARTHUR Head M 23 Carpenter
Leah ARTHUR
Wife M 21
Mark ARTHUR
Son
3mo
Sarah PARKER Inmate W 73 Pauper
baptism of Miriam Ruth
Original register
HO107 1133 8 12
Head M 33 Carpenter
Wife M 31
Son
9
Son
5
do
3
Dau
1
G'fath W 90 Carpenter
Ilmington, WAR
Broadway, WOR
Ilmington, WAR
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Original register
RG9 2237 40v
GRO Index
WOR
Ilmington, WAR
1862
20 April
1863
4th Quarter
1863
27 December
Shipston on Stour,
WOR
Ilmington, WAR
1864
30 August
Halford, WAR
1867
1st Quarter
1867
1871
10 February
2 April
Shipston on Stour,
WOR
Ilmington, WAR
Ilmington, WAR
1875
4th Quarter
1875
29 November
1877
3rd Quarter
1880
registered
baptism of Valentine
Geoffrey
birth of Albert Edward
registered
baptism of Albert
Edward
victim of assault
birth of James Lewis
registered
baptism of James Lewis
GRO Index
Original register
Thomas Taylor, a labourer, of Ilmington, surrendered himself into
the custody of Superintendent Thompson, on a charge of having
on the 30th day of August last, at the parish of Halford, violently
assaulted two men named James Arthur and William Hall. Supt.
Thompson asked for the prisoner to be remanded until the next
Petty Sessions to enable him to communicate with complainants
who lived at a distance, (the prisoner has absconded since August
last). Remanded till the next Petty Sessions.
The Stratford upon
Avon Herald, 23
June 1865, 4
GRO Index
James ARTHUR Head M 42 Joiner & Carpenter
(Master)
Leah ARTHUR
Wife M 40
Mark ARTHUR
Son
20 Joiner & Carpenter
Herbert ARTHUR Son
17
Do
Do
Ezra ARTHUR
Son
15 Ag Lab
Sidney ARTHUR Son
13 Ag Lab
Ruth ARTHUR
Dau
11 Scholar
Jeoffrey ARTHUR Son
9
Do
Albert ARTHUR Son
7
Do
Shipston on Stour,
WOR
Ilmington, WAR
death of Leah
registered
marriage of Herbert
marriage registered
23 October
Shipston on Stour,
WOR
Ilmington, WAR
1881
12 February
Ilmington, WAR
1881
3 April
Ilmington, WAR
1886
14 June
Shipston on Stour,
WOR
1891
5 April
Ilmington, WAR
marriage of Sidney
William
marriage of Mark
playing for morris
dancing at the
Oddfellows' Fete
marriage of Albert
Edward
Original register
Ilmington, WAR
Original register
RG10 3214 123
Broadway, WOR
Ilmington, WAR
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
aged 45
GRO Index
Herbert ARTHUR, 22, Groom, son of James, Carpenter =
Harriett BATSFORD, 21, daughter of John, Labourer
James John ARTHUR = Mary Ann HOOK
Original register
Sidney William ARTHUR, 22, Carpenter, son of James, Carpenter
= Emily Elizabeth COOK, 18, daughter of William, Labourer
Mark ARTHUR, 30, Carpenter, son of James, Carpenter =
Jane Matilda HALL, 21, daughter of George, Labourer
Original register
James ARTHUR Head M 52
Albert ARTHUR Son
16
Fanny HOOK
S'dau
16
Jane HOOK
S'dau
11
RG11 3110 66v
Carpenter
Carpenter
Dressmaker
Scholar
GRO Index
Ilmington, WAR
Ilmington, "
Hampton, WOR
Ilmington, WAR
Original register
About six o'clock the Ilmington morris dancers arrived on the fete
ground according to appointment and made a "great hit" by going
through the following dances in a very stylish and unique manner "Cuckoo's nest," "Constant Billy," "Abraham Brown," "Maid of the
Mill," "Old woman," "Shepherd's Hay," "Six and Clasp," "Saturday
night," "Cross legged capered out," "Black Joke," "The
Warwickshire lads," and the "Ilmington High Jinks." The trainer was
Joseph Johnson; captain, Michael Johnson; fife and tabor, James
Arthur; fool, T. Boker. The Ilmington Morris Dancers are a very
clever and proficient troupe of performers, and their entertainment
gave great satisfaction.
The Banbury
Advertiser, 17 June
1886, 5
James ARTHUR
Mary A ARTHUR
Frances HOOK
Jane Alice HOOK
RG12 2486 77v
Head M 63 Carpenter
Wife M 56
S'dau
26 Dressmaker
S'dau
21
Do
1895
13 August
Ilmington, WAR
1901
31 March
Ilmington, WAR
1906
4th Quarter
Shipston on Stour,
WOR
death registered
aged 78
baptised
son of William & Elizabeth
[Ilmington, WAR]
Evesham, WOR
Ilmington, WAR
Albert Edward ARTHUR, 30, Railway Servant, St. George's
Leicester, son of James, Carpenter =
Harriet Cicely ASTON, 30, daughter of William, Labourer
Original register
James ARTHUR Head M 72 Carpenter
Mary A ARTHUR Wife M 66 Dressmaker
RG13 2947 80
Ilmington, WAR
Do
Do
GRO Index
GILES, Benjamin
1828
1841
1 June
7 June
Westbourne, SSX
Westbourne, SSX
1851
30 March
1861
7 April
Blind School, Southwark, St. George, SRY
Westbourne, SSX
[Blind from Birth]
1871
2 April
Westbourne, SSX
[Blind from Birth]
William GILES
Benjamin GILES
Wm GILES
William GILES
Benjamin GILES
1875
1st Quarter
Westbourne, SSX
death registered
aged 46
baptised
son of John & Sarah, Professor of Dancing Deportments, Radford
William GILES
Elizabeth GILES
William GILES
Benjamin GILES
...Benjamin GILES
Head
Son
Head
Son
Son
55 Basket Maker
50
25 Lab
13
U 23 Mat Maker
Y
Y
Y
Y
Westbourne, SSX...
M
U
M
U
U
[Westbourne, SSX]
do
do
Westbourne, SSX
do
do
do
do
77
32
87
47
42
Basket Maker
Musician
Basket Maker
Labourer
Mat Maker
Unemployed
IGI
HO107 1104 2 21
HO107 1565 296v
RG9 630 73
RG10 1124 73v
GRO Index
OWENCROFT, John Hastings Archer
1828
1841
25 December
7 June
Radford, St. Peter, NTT
Nottingham, St.
Nicholas, NTT
1851
30 March
Nottingham, St.
Nicholas, NTT
1861
7 April
Nottingham, St. Mary,
NTT
1863
1871
4th Quarter
2 April
Nottingham, NTT
Nottingham, St. Mary,
John OWENCROFT
Sarah OWENCROFT
John OWENCROFT
Hastings
OWENCROFT
Sarah OWENCROFT
Elizabeth BANFORD
John OWENCROFT Head
Sarah OWENCROFT Wife
John OWENCROFT Son
Sarah OWENCROFT Dau
John OWENCROFT Head
35 Dancing Master
30
14
M
M
U
U
M
Y
N
Y
12
10
14
54
52
22
19
63
Y
Y
/
FS
N
m
Professor of Dancing Nott
/
Leicester
Professor of Dancing Radford, NTT
o
Scholar
D
Professor of Dancing Nottingham,
&c
NTT
62
Leicester
Sarah OWENCROFT Wife M
John Hastings
OWENCROFT Son U 29 Artist
Sarah Arthur
OWENCROFT Dau U 26
marriage registered
John Hastings Archer OWENCROFT = Martha DAVIS
Hastings
Original register
HO107 871 4 37v
38
HO107 2133 605
605v
RG9 2453 53v
Radford, NTT
Do
Do
GRO Index
RG10 3508 35
OWENCROFT Head M 38 Teacher of Dancing
Martha OWENCROFT Wife M 33
NTT
William DAVIS
Ann DAVIS
1879
1st Quarter
F-in-l W 68 Stone Mason
S-in-l U 30
Radford, NTT
North Muskam,
NTT
Nottingham
North Muskam,
NTT
Southwell, NTT
death registered
aged 49 [as John Hastings A.]
GRO Index
Norwich, NFK
Norwich, St. John de
Sepulchre, NFK
Lakenham, Norwich,
NFK
birth
baptised
son of James & Mary Ann
IGI
IGI
RUSSELL, Benjamin
1828
1828
30 July
3 August
1851
30 March
Benjamin RUSSELL Head U 22 Musician
Eliza WELLS
Housekeeper
U 28 Shoe Binder
Eliza Jane WELLS Dau
7 Scholar
Norwich, NOR
Leicester, LEI
Norwich, NOR
Enoch RUSSELL
Head M 29 Shoe Maker
Matilda RUSSELL
Wife M 26 Shoe Binder
Matilda RUSSELL
Dau
5
Enoch RUSSELL
Son
2
Mary Ann RUSSELL Dau
1mo
Do
Do
London, MDX
Norwich, NOR
Do
Do
o
D
Do
...George SALE
[Ldg]
John MAIN
Do
James ADLAM
Do
Thomas HAID
Do
Joseph DEIGHTON Do
William LIDLEY
Do
William LILLEY
Head
Elizabeth A. LILLEY Wife
Mary BAXTER
Serv
Tottenham, MDX
Chichester, SSX
Stirbridge, GLO
Wigston, LEI
Bradford, YKS
Newark, NTT...
Newark, NTT
Yorksey, LIN
Sth Clifton, NTT
HO107 1815 77v
LILLEY, William
c1828
1851
30 March
Newark, NTT
Swaffham, NFK
1861
7 April
Newark, NTT
1861
2nd Quarter
Newark, NTT
1862
4th Quarter
Newark, NTT
1869
4th Quarter
Newark, NTT
1871
2 April
Newark, NTT
William LILLEY
Newark, NTT
Elizabeth A. LILLEY
Matthew G. LILLEY
Rosina LILLEY
William LILLEY
Elizabeth A LILLEY
Harriet A LILLEY
Matthew G LILLEY
Rosina LILLEY
William LILLEY
Elizth LILLEY
George LILLEY
1881
3 April
1891
5 April
Newark, NTT
1891
4th Quarter
Newark, NTT
1893
4th Quarter
Newark, NTT
birth
W
U
M
M
M
M
M
M
U
49 Musician
35
Do
29
Do
29
Do
25
Do
22
Do
32 Publican
37
21 General Servant
birth of Harriet Ann
registered
birth of Matthew George
registered
birth of Rosina
registered
HO107 1831 36v
RG9 2478 28
GRO Index
GRO Index
GRO Index
Head M 42 Music Seller &
Band Master
Wife M 45
Son
8 Scholar
Dau
1
Head M 52 Band Master
Wife M 56 Do W ife
Dau
U 19 Teacher of Music
Son
18 Watch Makers
Apprentice
Dau
12 Scholar
Head M 62 Band Master
Wife
M 66
G'son
5
Newark, NTT
RG10 3542 88v
Yorksey, LIN
Newark, NTT
Do
Newark, NTT
Yorksey, LIN
Newark, NTT
Do
Do
RG11 3376 101
Do
Do
Newark
Yorksey, LIN
Reading, BKS
RG12 2713 111v
death of Elizabeth Ann
registered
death registered
aged 66
GRO Index
aged 68
GRO Index
birth
brother of Oscar
PERRY, Frederick
c1828
1841
7 June
not known, ENG
Wigtown, WIG
Grace McMILLAN
Martha McWILLIAM
Lionel GYNGELL
Easter GYNGELL
Oscar PERRY
Fredrick PERRY
60
60
24
20
16
12
Dressmaker
Dressmaker
Artist
Musician
Musician
WIG, SCT
WIG, SCT
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
CSSCT1841_1510476, page 5
BUTTERWORTH, William
1829
5 April
1861
1st Quarter
Bolton le Moors, St.
Peter, LAN
Liverpool, LAN
1861
7 April
Liverpool, LAN
1866
15 April
1868
4 October
1871
1871
2 April
Chester, St. Oswalds,
CHS
Chester, St. Oswalds,
CHS
Liverpool, LAN
Dudley, STS
1881
3 April
Merthyr Tydfil, GLA
baptised
son of William & Betty
IGI
birth of John James
registered
Jane
baptism of Martha Alice
GRO Index
William
BUTTERWORTH Head M 30 Musical Instrument Bolton, LAN
Maker
Martha
BUTTERWORTH Wife Do 28
Bury, LAN
John BUTTERWORTH Son
2Mo
Liverpool, LAN
RG9 2573 98
WIlliam & Martha
IGI
WIlliam & Martha
IGI
birth of Jane
William
BUTTERWORTH Head M 43 Musician
Martha
BUTTERWORTH Wife Do 36
James
BUTTERWORTH Son
10
Martha
BUTTERWORTH Dau
5
Jane
BUTTERWORTH Dau
2Mo
John JAMES
Head M 38 Inn Keeper
W. BUTTERWORTH
W 45
J.C. BUTTERWORTH Trav U 20
A.A. BUTTERWORTH
"
" 15
L.J. BUTTERWORTH
"
" 12
J. FREEMAN
"
M 26
Ellen FREEMAN
"
M 22
RG10 3011 98
Bolton, LAN
Bury, LAN
Liverpool, LAN
do
do
?Penboys,
CAR...
/
Musician Traveller Bolton, LAN
" "
"
Liverpool, LAN
" "
"
Chester, CHS
" "
"
"
"
" "
"
Birmingham
" "
"
Tipton, STS
RG11 5314 148
148v
1891
1896
5 April
4th Quarter
B. GEOGAN
"
U
William
BUTTERWORTH Head W
James
BUTTERWORTH Son S
Martha A.
BUTTERWORTH Dau S
St. Andrew, NBL
NBL
death registered
26
"
"
"
Liverpool
RG12 4205 94v
66 Retired Musician
Bolton, LAN
27 Clothier's Assistant Liverpool, LAN
22
Chester, CHS
aged 81
GRO Index
STURCH, Henry ('Badrock Dirty Sugar')
1829
27 December
1841
7 June
1843
3rd Quarter
1851
30 March
1853
11 May
1853
1854
2nd Quarter
4th Quarter
1854
12 November
1856
3rd Quarter
1856
12 October
1860
2nd Quarter
1860
10 June
1861
7 April
Fiddle
Shipston on Stour,
WOR
Shipston on Stour,
WOR
baptised
son of James & Jane
IGI
Stratford upon Avon,
WAR
Shipston on Stour,
WOR
death of father
registered
Birmingham, St. Phillip,
WAR
Birmingham, WAR
Shipston on Stour,
WOR
Shipston on Stour,
WOR
Shipston on Stour,
WOR
Shipston on Stour,
WOR
Shipston on Stour,
WOR
Shipston on Stour,
WOR
Shipston on Stour,
WOR
married
Henry STURCH = Mary GHILSON
IGI
marriage registered
registered
baptism of Henry
William
birth of Sarah Ann
registered
baptism of Sarah Ann
Henry STURCH = Mary Ann GHILSON
GRO Index
GRO Index
Henry & Mary Ann
IGI
James STURCH
Jane STURCH
Sarah STURCH
Henry STURCH
Edward STURCH
Charles STURCH
George STURCH
Thomas STURCH
35 Baker J.
35
14
11
10
5
3
1
HO107 1203 12 30
GRO Index
Mary STURCH
Henry STURCH
John STURCH
Henry CURETON
birth of Charles
registered
baptism of Charles
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Head W 35 Baker
Son U 21
"
Ldg U 46 Bricklayer
o
D
U 20 Shoe Maker
Tanworth, WAR
Shipston, WOR
Honington, WAR
Birmingham, WAR
HO107 2076 531v
GRO Index
Henry & Mary Ann
IGI
GRO Index
Henry & Mary Ann, Labourer
Henry STURCH
Head M 30 Ag Lab
Mary Ann STURCH Wife
Henry STURCH
Original register
M
Son
Sarah STURCH
Dau
Charles STURCH Son
Henry STURCH
Head
Henry Wm STURCH Son
Sarah Ann STURCH Dau
Charles STURCH
Son
William A STURCH Son
Edward STURCH
Son
Child STURCH
Dau
29
6 Scholar
4
do
10mo
M 40 Baker
M 39
U 16 Musician
14 Scholar
10
Do
7
Do
5
Do
3Weeks
[Shipston on Stour,
WOR]
Stretton upon Foss,
WAR
Shipston on Stour,
WOR
do
do
do
do
Shipston, WOR
Stretton, WAR
Shipston, WOR
Do
Do
o
D
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
RG9 2239 116
1871
2 April
Shipston on Stour,
WOR
1876
20 January
Atherstone, WAR
1881
3 April
Shipston on Stour,
WOR
Henry STURCH
Mary A STURCH
Charles STURCH
William A STURCH
Edward STURCH
1881
29 July
Shipston on Stour,
WOR
1887
21 June
Tredington, WAR
At July 29th our Annual Sunday School Treat took place. In former
years, the expenses were wholly defrayed by the Rector, but this
year, in deference to the wishes of certain members of the
congregation they were borne by the Rector and Parishioners. The
presence of the little children of the workhouse Union formed a
new feature in the proceedings and they thoroughly appreciated
the kindness. The children first sat round for a substantial tea in the
Rectory grounds. Sturch and son meanwhile discoursing merrily on
the violin.
This place celebrated the Jubilee on June 21st. The proceedings
were opened by service at the parish church, a procession to which
was formed, headed by Sturch's string band.
Vaughan Williams
Memorial Library,
David Bland MSS.,
letter from Leonard
Bradley, Shipstonon-Stour, to Bland,
14 February 1974
[transcribed by Paul
Burgess]
The Shipston News,
2 July 1887, 8
1891
5 April
Shipston on Stour,
WOR
Henry STURCH
Head M 59 Hawker
RG12 2485 104
Mary A STURCH
Wife
Catherine
M. STURCH
Henry STURCH
Dau S 14 Scholar
Head M 70 Pedlar
1901
31 March
marriage of Henry
William
[Catherine is actually a
grand daughter]
Shipston on Stour,
WOR
Henry William STURCH = Angelina WILSON
Head M 50 General Dealer
Wife M 49
Do
Wife
Son
20 Ag Lab
o
Son
17
D
Son
15
Do
Albert STURCH
M 58
M
69
G'son S 12
1909
19 August
Shipston on Stour,
WOR
tunes collected by Cecil
James Sharp
1909
23 August
Shipston on Stour,
WOR
tunes collected by Cecil
James Sharp
1910
1st Quarter
Shipston on Stour,
WOR
death registered
aged 79
Hartshorne, DBY
Hartshorne, DBY
baptised
son of WIlliam & Margaret
RG10 3216 18
IGI
Shipston, WOR
Stretton, WAR
Shipston, WOR
Do
Do
o
D
Do
[Shipston on Stour,
WOR]
Stretton on Fosse,
WAR
Atherstone, WAR
[Shipston on Stour,
WOR]
Stretton on Fosse,
WAR
Normanton, YKS
RG11 3112 96v
RG13 2946 118
Vaughan Williams
Memorial Library,
Cecil James Sharp
MSS., 'Folk Tunes'
2300-2307
Cecil James Sharp
MSS., 'Folk Tunes'
2313-2318
GRO Index
WILKES, William
1829
1841
11 December
7 June
William WILKES
Margaret WILKES
Mary Ann WILKES
40 [Earthenware m] Y
40
Y
15
Y
IGI
HO107 191 17 39
1851
30 March
William WILKES
Charles WILKES
John WILKES
Eli WILKES
William WILKES
Margaret WILKES
Mary Ann WILKES
William WILKES
Charles WILKES
John WILKES
Eli WILKES
William WILKE
Jane
...William WILKS
Jane WILKS
Stoke upon Trent, STS
1861
7 April
Manchester, LAN
1891
5 April
Newton, Manchester,
LAN
10
8
3
1
Head M 48
Wife M 50
Dau
U 23
Son
U 21
Do
Do 19
Do
13
Do
10
Ldg M 31
Bdr M 24
Ldg M 61
do
M 61
Potter Thrower
Do ...sner
Do
Do
Do
Scholar
Traveller
Do
Musician
Y
Y
Y
Y
Stoke, STS
Stoke, STS
Longton, STS
Midway, DBY
Do ; Do
Do ; Do
Do ; Do...
Woodville, DBY
Belfast, IRE
Woodville, DBY
Hanley, STS
HO107 2005 388
RG9 2940 129
RG12 3253 134v
FREEMAN, Benjamin
c1829
1841
7 June
1852
6 September
1852
1871
3rd Quarter
2 April
not known, OXF
Benson or Bensington,
OXF [sic]
Cowley, St. James,
OXF
birth
Headington, OXF
Chipstead, SRY
marriage registered
birth
son of Henry
Thomas GREENWOOD
Benjm FREEMAN
married
45 Farmer
12 [Ag Lab]
no...
y...
/
Benjamin FREEMAN x, 22, Bachelor, Musician, of this Parish, son
of Henry, Bricklayer =
Mary SCOTT x, 21, Spinster, of this Parish, daughter of James,
Musician
[wit : Sidney LUDLOW x / Sarah PRIOR x]
Benjamin FREEMAN = Mary SCOTT
James CHEESMAN Head M 56 Shepherd
Benjamin FREEMAN Bdr
M 42 Bricklayer
Preston, KNT...
unknown...
HO107 881 1 42v
43
Original register
transcript
GRO Index
RG10 833 50v
WILLIAMS, Thomas
c1829
1851
1854
30 March
3rd Quarter
Bridgewater, SOM
Bristol, St. James, GLO
Bristol, GLO
1855
1855
2nd Quarter
4th Quarter
Bristol, GLO
Bristol, GLO
1857
2nd Quarter
Bristol, GLO
1860
1st Quarter
Axbridge, SOM
1861
1st Quarter
Axbridge, SOM
1861
7 April
Weston Super Mare,
SOM
1871
2 April
Penzance, CRN
1881
3 April
Bristol, St. James, GLO
...Thomas WILLIAMS Ldg
birth of Thomas Henry
registered
marriage registered
birth of Mary Jane
registered
birth of Matilda
registered
birth of John James
registered
birth of Alfred Edward
registered
U 22 Boot Closer
Bridgewater, SOM...
Thomas WILLIAMS = Fanny Amelia PAINTER
HO107 1950 245v
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GRO Index
GRO Index
GRO Index
GRO Index
GRO Index
Thomas WILLIAMS
Head M 32 Musician & Boot Bridgwater, SOM
Closer
Fanny WILLIAMS
Wife M 32
Bristol, GLO
Thomas H WILLIAMS Son
6 Scholar
Do
Do
Mary J WILLIAMS
Dau
5
Do
Do Do
Matilda WILLIAMS
Dau
4
Do
Do
Do
John J WILLIAMS
Son
1
Weston Super
Mare, SOM
Alfred E WILLIAMS
Son
1Mo
Do
Do
...W SPENCER
Bdr M 29 Musician
Manchester
Wm WARREN
Bdr U 33
do
Chichester, SSX
Thomas WILLIAMS
Bdr M 40
do
Bridgwater, SOM
Alfred FLEMING
Bdr do 38
do
Chelsea, MDX...
Thomas WILLIAMS
Head M 47 Carter
Bridgwater, SOM
Annie Marie WILLIAMS Wife M 42
Bristol, GLO
RG9 1673 51
RG10 2339 111v
RG11 2474 89v
DAVIS, William
1830
1831
28 May
23 November
1851
30 June
Fiddle
Birmingham, St. Martin,
WAR
Bordesley, Deritend,
WAR
birth
baptised
[Cripple]
IGI
IGI
son of Joseph & Hannah
Joseph DAVIS
Hannah DAVIS
William DAVIS
Head M 51 Blacking Maker
Wife M 50
Son U 21 Fiddler
Bickford, STS
Westbromwich, STS
Birmingham, WAR
HO107 2060 711
KEYS, Joseph
1830
1831
9 September
16 October
1851
1871
30 March
2 April
Fiddle
Independant N-C,
Frampton on Severn,
GLO
Eynsham, OXF
Eynsham, OXF
birth
baptised
IGI
IGI
son of George & Eliza KEY
...Joseph KEYS Ldg U 19 Shoemaker
George KEYS Head M 77 Boot & Shoe maker
employing 3 Men &
3 Binders
Eliza KEYS
Wife M 76
Aaron KEYS Head U 44 Boot & Shoemaker
Joseph KEYS
Mary Jane
LLOYD
Ldg
U 39
G'niece
Aaron KEYS
Head
Joseph KEYS
Ldg
"
"
GLO
Frampton on
Severn, GLO
HO107 1731 112v
RG10 1450 30
Painswick, GLO
Frampton on
Severn, GLO
Eastington, GLO
11 Scholar
Birmingham,
WAR
U 54 Shoemaker (Master)
Frampton on
Severn, GLO
U 49
do
(Journeyman) Eastington, GLO
1881
3 April
Eynsham, OXF
1885
6 April
Bladon, OXF
James Bennett, sawyer, Eynsham, on bail, was charged with being
concerned with two others in feloniously beating Joseph Keys, of
that place, and robbing him of a violin and violin bow in a certain
highway in the parish of Bladon on the 6th of April. After hearing
the evidence of the prosecutor, and also of P.C. Henry Shattock,
and Abram Buckland, the prisoner made a somewhat long
statement in his defence, and the Bench, after a short consultation,
decided to dismiss the case, at the same time cautioning the
prisoner as to his future conduct.
Jackson's Oxford
Journal, 2 May 1885,
8
1891
5 April
Witney Union
Workhouse, Curbridge,
OXF
...KEYS Joseph Inmate of WH
S 50 General Labourer
RG12 1176 174v
Ensham, OXF...
RG11 1513 30v
1902
2nd Quarter
Witney, OXF
death registered
aged 70
GRO Index
Ludlow, SAL
SAL
baptised
son of Edward & Mary
POWELL, William
1830
1841
1851
28 August
7 June
30 March
Edward POWELL
Mary POWELL
Edward POWELL
Michel POWELL
William POWELL
Mary POWELL
Ester POWELL
Jane POWELL
Edward POWELL
SAL
1852
1854
1st Quarter
15 February
Ludlow, SAL
Ludlow, SAL
1854
1st Quarter
Ludlow, SAL
1856
1856
25 March
1st Quarter
Ludlow, SAL
Ludlow, SAL
1858
1858
21 July
2nd Quarter
Ludlow, SAL
Ludlow, SAL
1860
2nd Quarter
Ludlow, SAL
1860
1861
30 May
7 April
Ludlow, SAL
SAL
1862
4th Quarter
Ludlow, SAL
1862
7 October
Ludlow, SAL
1865
3rd Quarter
Ludlow, SAL
1871
2 April
SAL
1881
3 April
SAL
marriage registered
baptism of William
Henry
birth of William Henry
registered
baptism of Alice Annie
birth of Alice Annie
registered
birth of Frederick
registered
birth of Fanny
registered
baptism of Fanny
60
55
20
15
12
20
15
25
Head M 73
Mary POWELL
Wife M 60
Richard POWELL
William POWELL
Son
Son
Army P.
Dress m.
Dress m.
Chelsea Pensioner
U 34 Sawyer
U 20 Solicitors Clerk
HO107 1982 283v
William POWELL = Mary Ann BRADLEY
William & Mary Anne
GRO Index
IGI
GRO Index
William & Mary Anne
IGI
GRO Index
William & Mary Anne
IGI
GRO Index
GRO Index
William & Mary Anne
William POWELL
Head M 30
Mary Ann POWELL Wife M 29
William Hy POWELL Son
7 Scholar
Alice
Annie POWELL Dau
5
Do
Frederick POWELL Son
3
Fanny POWELL
Dau
10 M
t
Elizabeth BARR
Serv
16 Servant
birth of Edward Joseph
registered
baptism of Edward
Joseph
birth of Thomas Richard
registered
IGI
HO107 924 1 18v
Y
F
Y
Y
Y
I
Y
Y
Broadstone,
SAL
Letterkenny,
Donegal, IRE
Cork, IRE
Ludlow, SAL
IGI
RG9 1836 8v
Ludlow, SAL
Do
Do
o
D
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
GRO Index
William & Mary Ann
IGI
GRO Index
William POWELL
Head M 40 Writing Clerk, Musician Ludlow, SAL
&c
Mary A. POWELL
Wife M 39 Sempstress
Ludlow, SAL
William H. POWELL Son U 17 Grocers Errand Boy
Ludlow, SAL
Frederick POWELL Son
13 Boy at Home
Ludlow, SAL
Fanny POWELL
Dau
11 Girl at Home
Ludlow, SAL
Edward J. POWELL Son
9 Scholar
Ludlow, SAL
Thomas
R. POWELL Son
6 Boy at home
Ludlow, SAL
William POWELL
Head M 50 Writing Clerk
[Ludlow, SAL]
Mary A. POWELL
Wife Do 49 Midwife & Do Wife
Do Do
Frederick POWELL Son U 22 Coach Painter
Do Do
o
Fanny POWELL
Dau D 20 Domestic Servant
Do Do
Ernest J. POWELL G'son
1
Do Do
RG10 2725 11v
RG11 2614 120
SMITH, James Pearson
Fiddle
1830
1830
11 January
16 February
1849
12 November
1849
1850
4th Quarter
4th Quarter
Marylebone, MDX
Marylebone, St. MarySt. Marylebone Road,
MDX
Liverpool, St. Nicholas,
LAN
Liverpool, LAN
Liverpool, LAN
1851
30 March
Blackburn, LAN
c1853
c1858
1861
c1864
1871
1881
7 April
2 April
3 April
birth
baptised
son of James Pearson & Mary
IGI
IGI
married
James Pearson SMITH = Sarah McLOCKLIN
IGI
marriage registered
birth of Joseph
registered
James Pearson SMITH = Sarah McLOCKLIN
GRO Index
GRO Index
Blackpool, LAN
Birmingham, WAR
Liverpool, St. Thomas,
LAN
birth of James
birth of Emily
Liverpool, LAN
Everton, LAN
birth of Sarah
Everton, LAN
James SMITH
Sarah SMITH
Joseph SMITH
Head
Wife
Son
M 24 Violinist
M 22
U 4 mos
London, MDX
Liverpool, LAN
Blackburn, LAN
James
Pearson SMITH
Sarah SMITH
Emily SMITH
Joseph SMITH
James SMITH
Head
Wife
Dau
Son
Son
M 31 Musician
M 29
2
11 Scholar
7
do
Marylebone, MDX
Lpool, LAN
Birmingham
Lpool, LAN
Blackpool
James SMITH
Martha SMITH
James SMITH
Emily SMITH
Sarah SMITH
James SMITH
Martha SMITH
James SMITH
Sarah SMITH
Head
Wife
Son
Dau
Dau
Head
Wife
Son
Dau
M 42
M 33
17
11
6
M 51
M 43
U 27
U 16
Marylebone, LDN
Shrewsbury
Blackpool, LAN
Lpool, LAN
Do
Do
London, MDX
Shrewsbury, SAL
Blackpool, LAN
Liverpool, LAN
/
HO107 2259 730
730v
RG9 2677 71
Musician
Musician
Scholar
Musician
Musician
RG10 381367
RG11 3659 6v
ALDRIDGE, John
c1830
1841
1851
7 June
30 March
Birmingham, WAR
Birmingham, St.
George, WAR
birth
Birmingham, WAR
[Blind]
son of John & Ann
John ALLDRIDGE
Ann ALLDRIDGE
Thomas ALLDRIDGE Son
John ALLDRIDGE
Son
John ALLDRIDGE
Head
Ann ALLDRIDGE
Wife
Thomas ALLDRIDGE Son
U
U
M
M
U
45
35
15
11
48
45
25
Joiner J.
Y
Y
Paper Workers Ap Y
Y
paper maker
Middleton, STS
Wolverhampton
paper maker
Birmingham
HO107 1141 11 41
HO107 2057 581
John ALLDRIDGE
1853
1853
c1857
c1859
20 November
4th Quarter
Aston Juxta,
Birmingham, WAR
Aston, WAR
Birmingham, WAR
Birmingham, WAR
1861
7 April
Birmingham, WAR
1864
2nd Quarter
Birmingham, WAR
1871
2 April
Birmingham, WAR
Son
U 20 Musician
Do
married
John ALDRIDGE = Louisa KNIGHT
IGI
marriage registered
birth of George
birth of William
registered
[Blind from Birth]
John ALDRIDGE = Louisa KNIGHT
GRO Index
birth of Louisa
registered
[Blind from Birth]
[as ALLDRIDGE]
GRO Index
John ALLDRIDGE
Head
Ann ALLDRIDGE
Wife
John ALLDRIDGE
Head
Louisa ALLDRIDGE D-in-l
John ALLDRIDGE
G'son
George ALLDRIDGE G'son
William ALLDRIDGE G'son
John ALLDRIDGE
Head
Louisa ALLDRIDGE Wife
George ALLDRIDGE Son
Louisa ALLDRIDGE Dau
John ALDRIDGE
Head
Louisa ALDRIDGE Wife
Louisa ALDRIDGE Dau
1881
3 April
Birmingham, WAR
[Blind]
1885
1st Quarter
Birmingham, WAR
death registered
aged 54
Leeds, YKS
Leeds, YKS
birth
son of Thomas & Ann
M
M
M
M
68
56
30
33
6
3
1
Joiner
Birmingham, WAR
W Hampton, STS
Musician
Do
Do
Gold Chain Maker Birmingham, WAR
Scholar
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
RG9 2160 59
GRO Index
M 40 Musician
M 42 Chain Maker
13 Stamper
U
7 Scholar
M 50 Musician
M 53 Charwoman
U 17 Press Worker
Birmingham, WAR
Birmingham, WAR
Birmingham, WAR /
Do
Do
Birmingham, WAR
Birmingham, WAR
Birmingham, WAR
RG10 3119 52
52v
RG11 2991 89
GRO Index
CHADWICK, George
c1830
1851
30 March
1859
1859
1860
2nd Quarter
3rd Quarter
3rd Quarter
Leeds, YKS
Leeds, YKS
Leeds, YKS
1861
7 April
Leeds, YKS
Thomas CHADWICK Head M 56 Tailor & Draper
Leeds, YKS
(Master employing
1 man & 1 app)
Ann CHADWICK
Wife M 51
Do
Do
Charles CHADWICK Son
U 25 Tailor
Leeds, YKS
George CHADWICK Son
U 19 Cabinet maker (app.) Do
Do
o
o
Thomas CHADWICK Son
U 17
D
D (app.
Do
Do
Mary
Ann CHADWICK Dau
U 15
Do
Do
Ellen CHADWICK
Dau
13 Scholar
Do
Do
Elizabeth
CHADWICK
Dau
11
Do
Do
Do
Emily CHADWICK
Dau
9
Do
Do
Do
Clara CHADWICK
Dau
7
Do
Do
Do
marriage registered
birth of Clara registered
birth of Lizzy Emily
registered
2nd Quarter
1st Quarter
Leeds, YKS
Leeds, YKS
1868
2nd Quarter
Leeds, YKS
1871
2 April
Leeds, YKS
1876
1st Quarter
Leeds, YKS
1879
1881
4th Quarter
3 April
Leeds, YKS
Headingly cum Burley,
YKS
/
George CHADWICK = Mary Ann ROBINSON
Geore [sic]
CHADWICK Head M 29 Perceptor of Music
Mary A. CHADWICK Wife M 22
Clara CHADWICK
Dau
Lissy. E. CHADWICK Dau
1862
1867
HO107 2320 223v
1
6mo
GRO Index
GRO Index
GRO Index
RG9 3380 38
Leeds, YKS
Barwick in
Elmet, YKS
Leeds, YKS
Do
Do
birth of Anne registered
birth of Blanche
registered
birth of Florence
registered
GRO Index
GRO Index
GRO Index
Ann CHADWICK
Head W 71 Linen Draper
George CHADWICK Son M 40 Musician
Emma STOREY
Serv U 28 Domestic Servant
[Leeds, YKS]
Do Do
Do Do
RG10 4551 162
birth of George Herbert
E. registered
birth of Maud registered
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George CHADWICK Head
Mary A. CHADWICK Wife
Annie CHADWICK
Dau
Blanche CHADWICK
"
Florence M.
CHADWICK Dau
George H.E.
CHADWICK Son
Maude V. CHADWICK Dau
1881
1889
3rd Quarter
4th Quarter
Leeds, YKS
Leeds, YKS
birth of Alfred registered
death of Mary Ann
registered
1891
5 April
Headingly cum Burley,
YKS
1901
31 March
Leeds, YKS
1905
4th Quarter
Leeds, YKS
death registered
Falmouth, CRN
Stoke Damerel,
Devonport, DEV
birth
224
M 48 Teacher of Music
M 43
U 18 Confectioners
Assistant
" 14 Scholar
U 12 Scholar
5
3
"
"
GRO Index
RG11 4540 70
Leeds, YKS
Barnbow, YKS
Leeds, YKS
"
"
/
70v
Leeds, YKS
"
"
"
"
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aged 57
George CHADWICK Head M 59 Musician
Leeds, YKS
Blanche CHADWICK Dau
S 23
do
do
George H.E.
CHADWICK Son
S 15 Clerk
do
do
Maude V. CHADWICK Dau
12 Scholar
do
do
Alfred CHADWICK
Son
9 Scholar
George CHADWICK Head W 70 Living on own means Leeds, YKS
Annie CHADWICK
Dau S 38 Dress Maker
do
do
RG12 3712 129v
aged 74
GRO Index
RG13 4234 105v
DAWSON, Adolphus
c1830
1841
1851
7 June
30 March
Truro, St. Clement,
CRN
James DAWSON
Louisa DAWSON
John DAWSON
Adolphus DAWSON
William DAWSON
James DAWSON
Richard DAWSON
Frederick DAWSON
Jane DAWSON
Sally DAWSON
Louisa DAWSON
Harriett DAWSON
Rebecca DAWSON
Jane ROBERTS
James DAWSON
Head M
40 Comedian
25
Do
19
Do
9
7
5
4
6m
18
Do
16
Do
13
11
2
25 F S
51 Professor of
Dancing
Louisa DAWSON
Wife M 47 Do Wife
Harriett DAWSON
Dau U 20 Do Daur
Adolphus DAWSON Son U 19
Do Son
No
No
Y
No
No
No
Y
Y
Y
No
Y
No
Yes
No
Scarborough, YKS
Bath, SOM
Falmouth, CRN
Do
Do
HO107 274 4 13
HO107 1910 63
James DAWSON
Do
Richard DAWSON
Do
Elizabeth LAMPOON Serv
James DAWSON
Head
16 Do
Do
Do
Do
15 Do
Do
Devonport, DEV
29 Servant
Kenwyn, CRN
61 Professor of
Bath, SOM
Dancing
Louisa DAWSON
Wife M 59
Do Do
Falmouth, CRN
Harriett DAWSON
Dau U 30
Do Do
Do
Do
Adolphus DAWSON Son Do 28
Do Music
Do
Do
James DAWSON
Do
Do 24 Photographic Artist Devonport, DEV
Richard DAWSON
Do
Do 22 Professor of
Do
Do
Dancing
1861
7 April
Kenwyn, Truro, CRN
1863
1st Quarter
Truro, CRN
death registered
London
Kings Lynn, St.
Margarets, NFK
birth
not known, ENG
Edinburgh, Lady Yester,
MID
birth
U
U
U
M
RG9 1559 87
GRO Index
JACOB, Joseph
c1830
1851
30 March
...James WALKER
Willm GIBBONS
Joseph JACOB
[Ldg] U 19 Musician
D
U 18
D
D U 21
D
London
D
D...
HO107 1829 126v
McKEAN, William
c1830
1841
7 June
probable son of Thomas
Thomas McKEAN
John McKEAN
William McKEAN
57 Musician
16 Musician
11 Musician
Midlothian, SCT
ENG
ENG
RUSSELL, William
c1830
1851
Fiddle
1861
7 April
Holbeck, YKS
Blind School, Southwark, St. George, SRY
Holbeck, YKS
1871
2 April
Holbeck, YKS
[Blind from Birth]
1873
3rd Quarter
Holbeck, YKS
death registered
Chichester, SSX
Royal Military Asylum,
Chelsea, MDX
St. George Hanover
Square, Westminster,
MDX
Chelsea, MDX
birth
30 March
CSSCT1841_1210404, page 10
birth
[Blind]
son of Thomas & Sarah
...William RUSSELL
[U] 21 Mat Maker
Thomas RUSSELL Head
Sarah RUSSELL
Wife
William RUSSELL Son
Benjamin RUSSELL Son
Charles RUSSELL Son
Thomas RUSSELL Head
Sarah RUSSELL
Wife
William RUSSELL Son
M
M
U
U
U
M
do
U
58
59
31
19
17
68
69
41
Churwell,
Leeds, YKS
Woollen Cloth Weaver Holbeck, YKS
Do Do
Violinist
Do Do
Engine-Smith
Do Do
Tool-Smith
Do Do
Woollen Weaver
Churwell, YKS
do
do
Violin Player
do
do
aged 43
HO107 1565 297
RG9 3363 82v
RG 10 4523 32
GRO Index
VOKINS, Henry
c1830
1841
7 June
1849
1st Quarter
1849
1st Quarter
1851
1st Quarter
1851
30 March
1854
4th Quarter
1857
3rd Quarter
1859
3rd Quarter
1861
4th Quarter
1863
4th Quarter
1866
4th Quarter
1870
4th Quarter
St. George Hanover
MDX
St. George Hanover
MDX
St. George Hanover
MDX
St. George Hanover
MDX
St. George Hanover
MDX
St. George Hanover
MDX
Lambeth, SRY
1871
2 April
Lambeth, SRY
1873
c1876
1881
1885
St. George Hanover
MDX
St. George Hanover
MDX
1st Quarter
Lambeth, SRY
3 April
Lambeth, SRY
Newington, St. Marys,
SRY
4th Quarter
Lambeth, SRY
...Henry VOKINS
marriage registered
11 [Boys in the Asylum] No...
HO107 688 16 30
Henry VOKINS = Eliza BARNES or Eliza Charlotte SIMMONDS
birth of Eliza Susan
registered
birth of Laura Anne
[=?Louisa] registered
GRO Index
GRO Index
GRO Index
Henry VOKINS
Eliza VOKINS
Eliza VOKINS
Louisa VOKINS
Head M 21 Musician
Wife M 20
Dau
2 At home
Do
3m
Do
Chichester, SSX
Westm , MDX
Chelsea, MDX
Pimlico, MDX
HO107 1477 366v
birth of Julia registered
GRO Index
birth of Alice registered
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registered
GRO Index
birth of William Edward
registered
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birth of Elizabeth
Gertrude registered
GRO Index
birth of Joseph M.
registered
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birth of Hilda Isabella
registered
GRO Index
Henry VOKINS
Eliza VOKINS
Louisa VOKINS
Julia VOKINS
Alice VOKINS
Henry VOKINS
Willie VOKINS
Elizb VOKINS
Macfarlane
VOKINS
Hilda VOKINS
Head
Wife
Dau
"
"
Son
"
Dau
M
"
U
"
"
"
"
"
Son
Dau
"
"
41 Musician
40
18 Music Teacher
16
"
"
13 Scholar
11
"
9
"
7
"
5
"
5mo
Chichester
London
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
birth of George Louis
registered
birth of Winifred
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Henry VOKINS
Head M 41 Musician
Lizzie VOKINS
Dau U 40
Mac VOKINS
Son
U 18 Musician
Hilda VOKINS
Dau
10 Scholar
George VOKINS
Son
8 Scholar
Winifred VOKINS
Dau
4 Scholar
Emily S. GARDNER Ldg
W 40 Dressmaker
Henry GREEN
Ldg
U 18 Bricklayer
death registered
RG10 673 34v
aged 55
Chuster, SSX
Pimlico, MDX
Do
Do
Lambeth, SRY
Do
Do
Do
Do
Derby
London, MDX
RG11 553 98v
GRO Index

1821 - 1830

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