My Suffolk Family
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William H Collins BEDINGFIELD and Amanda C CLOTHIER
Husband William H Collins BEDINGFIELD
Born: Abt 1844 Christened: Died: Buried:
Father: Robert Collins BEDINGFIELD (1798-1881) Mother: Sophia SPARKS (Abt 1804-1880)
Marriage:
Wife Amanda C CLOTHIER
Born: Abt 1848 Christened: Died: 23 Jun 1874 - Kemptville On Buried:
Children
1 M Reuben Wesley BEDINGFIELD
Born: 19 Jul 1869 - Kemptville On Christened: Died: 4 Jul 1950 - Farran's Point On Buried:
2 F Sophia BEDINGFIELD
Born: Abt 1866 - Kemptville On Christened: Died: Buried:
James BEE and Charlotte Jay BLYTH
Husband James BEE
Born: Christened: Died: Buried:Marriage: 5 Feb 1850 - Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
Wife Charlotte Jay BLYTH
Born: 1828 - Great Yarmouth, Norfolk Christened: 24 Mar 1828 - St Nicholas Church, Great Yarmouth Died: Buried:
Father: Thomas BLYTH (1803- ) Mother: Harriet DEAN (1804-1859)
Children
General Notes (Wife)
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
Martha Ellen BEE Housekeeper (Head) U Female 26 Yarmouth, Norfolk, England Formerly Machinist
Charlotte Jane BEE Lodger W Female 50 Norwich, Norfolk, England Mantle Maker
Bertha L. G. BEE Lodger U Female 10 Islington, Middlesex, England Scholar
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Source Information:
Dwelling 77 Ford Street
Census Place London, Middlesex, England
Family History Library Film 1341108
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 0491 / 7
Page Number 12
Clark BEESTON and Jane SAGE
Husband Clark BEESTON
Born: 4 Feb 1804 - Colchester, Essex Christened: Died: Buried:Marriage: 29 Apr 1823 - Polstead, Suffolk
Wife Jane SAGE
Born: 13 Jan 1805 - Polstead, Suffolk Christened: Died: Buried:
Father: James SAGE (1760-1844) Mother: Grace HAZEL (1763-1837)
Children
Arthur BENDALL
Husband Arthur BENDALL
Born: Abt 1893 - Ipswich, Suffolk Christened: Died: Buried:
Father: Arthur Thomas BENDALL (1850-1893) Mother: Florence CHAPMAN (1860- )
Wife
Born: Christened: Died: Buried:
Children
Arthur Thomas BENDALL and Florence CHAPMAN
Husband Arthur Thomas BENDALL
Born: 1850 Christened: Died: 1893 Buried:Marriage: Bef 1893
Wife Florence CHAPMAN
Born: 11 Aug 1860 - Earl Stonham Christened: Died: Buried:
Father: Zephaniah Frederick CHAPMAN (1831-1894) Mother: Charlotte BATTLEY (1838-1905)
Other Spouse: Harold SHIPP (Abt 1859- ) - 1900
Children
1 M Arthur BENDALL
Born: Abt 1893 - Ipswich, Suffolk Christened: Died: Buried:
John Allan FOSTER and Sarah Ann BENNETT
Husband John Allan FOSTER
Born: 1845 - Charsfield, Suffolk Christened: Died: 2 Mar 1880 - Charsfield, Suffolk Buried: 8 Mar 1880 - St Peter, Charsfield, Suffolk
Father: Francis Verdon FOSTER (1813- ) Mother: Emma YORK (1819- )
Marriage: Jun 1873 - Woodbridge area
Wife Sarah Ann BENNETT
Born: 1855 - Debach, Suffolk Christened: Died: Buried:
Noted events in their marriage were:• Marriage: Jun 1873. Marriages Jun 1873
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BENNETT Sarah Ann Woodbridge 4a 981
Foster John Allan Woodbridge 4a 981
Children
1 M Henry William FOSTER
Born: Christened: 27 Sep 1874 - Charsfield, Suffolk Died: Buried:
2 F Charlotte FOSTER
Born: 1877 - Charsfield, Suffolk Christened: Died: <Dec 1898> - Plomesgate Buried:
3 F Elizabeth FOSTER
Born: 1880 - Charsfield, Suffolk Christened: Died: Buried:
Death Notes (Husband)
Arthritis - 4 years.
Was a Farm Labourer
X the mark of Francis FOSTER, father. In attendance, Charsfield.
Burial Notes (Husband)
John Allan Foster
8 Mar 1880
aged 35
Charsfield
St Peter
NBI - Familyhistoryonline
General Notes (Wife)
Marriages Dec 1891
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Foster Sarah Ann Plomesgate 4a 1789
Reeve Eliza Plomesgate 4a 1789
Whyard Arthur Plomesgate 4a 1789
Whyard Charles Plomesgate 4a 1789
Did she remarry?
Death record for Charles WHYARD age 75 Plomesgate Jun 1900 4a 580
Death record for Sarah WHYARD age 62 Plomesgate Jun 1910 4a 487
1901 Census
Name Age in 1901 Birthplace Relationship Civil Parish County/Island View Image Save This
Albert Foster 9 Charsfield, Suffolk, England Son Eyke Suffolk
Percy Foster 13 Charsfield, Suffolk, England Son Eyke Suffolk
George Whyard 22 Eyke, Suffolk, England Boarder Eyke Suffolk
Sarah Ann Whyard 49 Charsfield, Suffolk, England Head Eyke Suffolk
Research Notes (Wife)
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
Sarah A. FOSTER Head W Female 26 Debach, Suffolk, England
Charlotte FOSTER Daur Female 3 Charsfield, Suffolk, England
Elizabeth FOSTER Daur Female 1 Charsfield, Suffolk, England
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Source Information:
Census Place Charsfield, Suffolk, England
Family History Library Film 1341454
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 1880 / 113
Page Number 13
1891
RG12/1476
Woodbridge Union House, Nacton
Sarah A FOSTER age 40, Widowed, Pauper Charsfield, Suffolk
Charlotte FOSTER age 15, Pauper born Charsfield
Percy FOSTER age 3, Pauper born Nacton
William EVENDEN and Sophia BENNETT
Husband William EVENDEN
Born: Abt 1784 - Wrotham, Kent, England Christened: Died: Buried:
Father: Robert EVENDEN (Abt 1755-1809) Mother: Jane BOWLES (Abt 1755-1823)
Marriage: 1 Dec 1817 - Saint Nicholas, Rochester, Kent
Noted events in his life were:• He worked as an Inn Keeper on 29 Mar 1818 in Borough Green, Wrotham. The Plough
Basted Lane
Borough Green
Sevenoaks
TN158PS
• 1851 Census: Wrotham, , Kent, England. Plough Basted
William EVENDEN Head Mar 66 Licensed Victualler Wrotham
Sophia Wife 53 " Wife Wrotham
John Son 14 " Son
Robert JERRY Lodger Mar 30 Stoker of Engine at PaperMill Hadlow• 1841 Census: 6 Jun 1841, Wrotham, , Kent, England. William EVENDEN 55 Publican BIC
Sophia 40
Sarah 10
John 10
James EAST 20 Mill Wright NBIC
James HORLEY 30 Mill Wright NBIC
Wife Sophia BENNETT
Born: Abt 1798 - Kent, England Christened: Died: Buried:
Children
1 F Elizabeth EVENDEN
Born: Abt 1818 - Wrotham, Kent, England Christened: 29 Mar 1818 - Wrotham, Kent, England Died: Buried:Spouse: William CHATFIELD (1812- ) Marr: 3 Sep 1838 - Wateringbury, Kent, England
2 F Sarah EVENDEN
Born: 1831 - Wrotham, Kent, England Christened: Died: Buried:
3 M John EVENDEN
Born: 1837 - Wrotham, Kent, England Christened: Died: 28 Nov 1914 - Maidstone, Kent Buried:Spouse: Sarah Olivia PEARSON (Abt 1844-1936) Marr: Abt Dec 1868 - Malling
General Notes (Husband)
1840 Pigots
SHOREHAM, OTFORD, KEMSING, IGHTHAM, WROTHAM, SEAL & neighbourhoods
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~shebra/pigots_1840_-_shoreham_&c_.htm
TAVERNS & PUBLIC HOUSES
Bell, Thomas WHALE, Kemsing
Black Horse, John DOWLEY, Borough Green
Bull, Daniel, DAY, Otford
Bull, Frederick LENEY, Wrotham
Cat & Tiger, Thomas NASH, Plaxtol
Chequers, John BATEY, Wrotham
Chequers, Thomas BENNETT, Kemsing
Chequers, James TURNER, Ightham
Crown, William HUNTLEY, Seal
Crown, James SQUIB, Shoreham
Crown Point, Isaac TILLMAN, Ightham
Dukes Head, William STRATTON, Otford
George, John DAY, Shoreham
George & Dragon, Richard ALLCHIN, Wrotham
George & Dragon, William SMITH, Ightham
Kentish Yeoman, John RICHARDSON, Seal
Plough, William, EVENDEN, Wrotham
Red Lion, William THOMPSON, Plaxtol
Rose & Crown, John CARLEY, Wrotham
Rose & Crown, John STROUD, Otford
Royal Oak, Thomas KERN, Wrotham
Spring Tavern, William STREETER, Wrotham
White Horse, Richard JONES, Seal
Research Notes (Husband)
PIGOT'S LONDON & PROVINCIAL 1828/1829
SHOREHAM, Otford, Seal, Wrotham, Plaxtol, Igtham & Kemsing Taverns & Public Houses
EVENDEN John PLOUGH Wrotham (Basted)
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SHOREHAM, OTFORD, KEMSING, IGHTHAM, WROTHAM, SEAL & neighbourhoods
Shoreham, four miles & a half north from Seven Oaks, is a handsome village, through which runs the river Darenth, crossed by a stone bridge, and upon the stream is an extensive paper manufactory; the village within these ten years, has received a considerable addition of good houses and it is progressively improving. The church dedicated to St Peter, is built of brick and very ancient, with a low square tower and a clock; the living is a discharged vicarage, in the patronage of the dean and chapter of Westminster. (For the population of this and the following parishes see after Seal)
About two miles south from Shoreham and three north from Seven Oaks; s the village of Otford, presenting the wide spread ruins of a castle, once the proud residence of the celebrated Thomas á Becket; a square tower belonging to this edifice is still standing, and in a good state of preservation; and a small portion of the castle has been rendered habitable; some idea may be formed of its grandeur from the fact that during the prelates time, the repairs cost upwards of £30,000. The mouths of many subterraneous passages are at this day visible, but the direction they take, and their length are not ascertained. Near the castle is a well termed Thomas á Beckets well, said to have been used by him as a bath. The parish is well watered by several excellent springs, the village is clean and the country around exceedingly pleasant and fertile. The church dedicated to St Bartholomew, is a neat erection and has fine monuments several descendants of Oliver Cromwell are entombed here. The living a perpetual curacy is in the same patronage as that of Shoreham.
About two miles E by S from Otford and three and a half from Seven Oaks, is the small village of Kemsing. The church, an old fabric, built of stone, with a wooden tower, is dedicated to St Mary; the benefice is a vicarage, in the patronage of the heirs of the Dorset family.
Ightham five miles SE from Seven Oaks, is a pleasant little village, in an extensive parish, well clothed with orchards and hop grounds. The church dedicated to St Peter stands at a little distance from the village; it is said to have been erected about the year 1526, has a square tower and contains several elegant monuments to the Selby family; the living is a rectory in the presentation of the Rev S W Cobb. There is a national school in the village. A small fair of no importance as to business, is held in Whitsun week.
Two miles from Ightham is the village of Wrotham, in an extensive parish; principally situated on the side of a hill, on the road to Maidstone, from which it is distant eleven miles. It was formerly a market town and appears to have had some importance attached to it, as from it the hundred in which it is situated is named. The parish contains the townships of Hale, Nepicar, Plaxtol and Winfield and Roughway. The church dedicated to St George, is a spacious stone edifice, with a square tower, containing eight bells and chimes; the benefice comprises a sinecure rectory and a vicarage, both in the gift of the see of Canterbury. From Wrotham Hill which is partly clothed with fine beech trees, there is a delightful prospect, southward, over the vale beneath, embracing a great extent of agreeably diversified country. There is a chapel of ease at Plaxtol. A fair is held at Wrotham on the 4th of May; but the market which was held on Tuesday, has been long extinct.
The pleasant village of Seal stands on the main road from Maidstone to Seven Oaks, fifteen miles west from former and two from the latter place. The church dedicated to St Peter, is an elegant structure of stone, with a square tower containing five bells; the benefice is annexed to the vicarage of Kemsing. There is a national school here. The Marquess of Camden has a beautiful seat near this place. A fair is annually held on Thursday in Whitsun week.
The foregoing parishes (excepting Wrotham and Ightham, which are in the hundred of Wrotham and lathe of Aylesford), are in Codsheath hundred and lathe of Sutton at Hone; the population in 1831 was as follows: Shoreham 1015; Otford 746; Kemsing 399; Ightham 1017; Wrotham (& its dependent townships), 2469; and Seal 1454 inhabitants.
POST - Receiving Houses at the George, Shoreham; the White Horse, Seal; and at John Ashdown's, Wrotham. These places are within the Seven Oaks delivery and letters arrive from and are despatched to that town daily.
POST - Otford. Letters from and are despatched to Dartford (by foot post), daily.
NOBILITY, GENTRY & CLERGY
AUBER Rev Robert, Shoreham
BRADLEY Joseph esq, Otford
BURGESS Thomas esq, Crowdelham
BURTENSHAW Mr Henry, Wrotham
BURTON Captain Rider, Duntshill Priory
CAMDEN The Marquess of, Wilderness Park, Seal
CHARLTON Mr Thomas, Ightham
CLARK Stephen esq, Seal
COBB Rev Samuel Wyatt, Ightham
CRICHTON Sir Alexander, Seal grove
DURNTFORD Colonel, Wrotham
DYKE Rev Thomas, Lullingstone Park
ELLIS William esq, Wrotham
FRIDAY Mr Henry, Otford
GREGORY Captain Arthur, Wrotham
GREGORY George Sandback esq, Shoreham
HARWOOD Rev George, Seal
HODSOLL Mrs Sarah, Wrotham
JAMES Demetrius Gravis esq, Ightham
KNOWLES Mr John, Wrotham
MANSELL Lady, Wrotham heath
MARTIN James, Otford
MATTHEWS Mrs Ann, Wrotham
MAYO Rev Richard, Wrotham
MILDMAY Humphrey St John esq, Shoreham
MOORE Rev George, Wrotham
PARKINSON Mr Thomas, Kemsing
POLHILL Rev Frederick, Otford
PRICE Rev Robert, Shoreham
ROUND Richard esq, Seal
SELBY Mrs, Ightham
SELBY Thomas esq, Obery place
SPENCER Mr John, Wrotham
SPENCER Mr Joshua, Wrotham
STAMER Rev William, Seal
STEPHENS William esq, Seal
SWAISLAND Amos esq, Kemsing
TAYLOR William esq, Ightham
WILSON Lergent esq, Seal
WREFORD Mr John, Otford
WYNN Rev John, Plaxtol
YATES Miss, Fair Lawn
ACADEMIES & SCHOOLS - not otherwise described are Day Schools
FEATHERSTONE James, Wrotham
HARRISON John, Seal
National School, Ightham, George CRITTLE, master; Jane WRIGHT, mistress
National School, Seal, James HARDING, master; Mary SUMMERS, mistress
SAXBY Ann, (boarding), Wrotham
SMITH Ann, Shoreham
WILBRAHAM Charles Mitchell, (boarding), Wrotham
BAKERS
ASHDOWN John, Wrotham
JESSUP Stephen, Seal
MARTIN Francis, Wrotham
MARTIN John, Shoreham
SKINNER William, Seal
BANK
Surrey, Kent & Sussex Banking Company, (Branch), Wrotham, (draw upon the London Establishment) - John EVENDEN, agent
BLACKSMITHS
ASHDOWN Henry, Wrotham
BRIGDEN Joseph, (& brazier & tin man), Wrotham
GASSON Thomas, Ightham
HIDER Mary & Son, Neal
HOLDEN James, Kemsing
ROSE Richard, Otford
SEAKER David, Shoreham
STREETON John, Ightham
BRICKLAYERS
ALLINGHAM Thomas, Seal
NOSMAN William, Otford
SEAKER Robert, Shoreham
BOOT & SHOE MAKERS
BROWN George, Seal
BROWN Josiah, Seal
COLLIER Edward, Otford
COLLIER William, Otford
CRASS Thomas, Wrotham
HEAD William, Shoreham
JOHNSON John, Ightham
MARTIN Daniel, Wrotham
NIGHTINGALE William, Shoreham
WALTER John, Seal
BUTCHERS
JOHNSON John, Ightham
MILLS Mary, Shoreham
MILLS Richard, Otford
MOYCE Henry, Seal
MOYCE Sarah, Seal
POLTICK James, Wrotham
REEVES William, Otford
WAGHORN John, Wrotham
YAYES Samuel, Shoreham
CARPENTERS
CARLEY John, Wrotham
CORKE Benjamin, Seal
JESSOP William, Otford
WAKEMAN Richard, Shoreham
WILLIAMS Charles William, Wrotham
WRIGHT George, Ightham
EDGE TOOL MAKERS
MARCHANT Robert, Seal
SHOEBRIDGE Richard, Seal
FIRE, &c. OFFICE AGENTS
Kent, John EVENDEN, Wrotham
Norwich Union, Frederick LENEY, Wrotham
GROCERS & DEALERS IN SUNDRIES - marked thus * are also Drapers
ALFORD William, Seal
* BARHAM James, Seal
BATT & MARTIN, Ightham
* BRISTOW Ann, Wrotham
BROOMFIELD Charles, Shoreham
* CRONK & TAPLEY, Seal
* DEANE Elizabeth, Ightham
ELFORD William, Seal
* EVENDEN John, Wrotham
GROOMBRIDGE William, Seal
* HARRISON Ann, Ightham
LARKIN William, Plaxtol
* MARTIN Martha, Plaxtol
* ROGERS William, Shoreham
* SEAMARK James, Wrotham
* SHARWELL William, Otford
SIMMONS Mary, Shoreham
TOWNSEND George, Kemsing
TROUGHTON Charles, Otford
WIGZELL Robert, Kemsing
LIME BURNERS
CRUNDELL William, Seal
JESSOP George, Otford
LENEY & SPENCER, Wrotham
MALTSTERS
CROWHURST William, Ightham
LENEY Charles, Seal
SQUIB Joseph & Sarah, Seal
MILLERS
BOWLES Richard, Shoreham
NASH Edward, Otford
RIGARLSFORD John, Otford
PLUMBERS, PAINTERS & GLAZIERS
BOOTH Hannah, Ightham
BOOTH Sarah, Seal
GRIFFITHS John, Shoreham
MAIR William, Wrotham
SADDLERS
BOYCE Benjamin, Wrotham
CATT David, Seal
CHILMAN Thomas, Ightham
VERRELLS Thomas, Shoreham
SURGEONS
CROW John, Wrotham
PARKER Charles, Wrotham
RICHARDS George, Seal
RICHARDS Robert, Otford
SURVEYORS - LAND
CRANK William, Seal
FEATHERSTONE James, Wrotham
SELBY James, Otford
TAVERNS & PUBLIC HOUSES
Plough, William, EVENDEN, Wrotham
PIGOT'S 1832,33,34 Part 7 SEVEN OAKS, CHEVENING & Chipstead Inns & Posting Houses
Otford, Seal, Wrotham etc Taverns & Public Houses
DICKENS George CHEQUERS Ightham MOORLAND Wm. GEORGE & DRAGON Ightham REDDING William SIR JEFFREY AMHURST Ightham BENNETT Thomas CHEQUERS Everham, Kemsing WALE Thomas BELL Kemsing DAY Daniel BULL Otford Shoreham cont'd STROND John ROSE & CROWN Otford NASH Thomas CAT & TIGER Plaxtol THOMPSON William RED LION Plaxtol HUGHES George WHITE HORSE Seal MASTERS Robert CROWN Seal TOMLIN Marmaduke KENTISH YOEMAN Seal DAY John GEORGE Shoreham SQUIB James CROWN Shoreham BISHOP Mary GEORGE & DRAGON Wrotham
EVENDEN John PLOUGH Wrotham
FENTHAM John BLACK HORSE Wrotham FREMLIN Eliz. ROSE & CROWN Wrotham KERN Thomas ROYAL OAK Wrotham LENEY Abraham BULL INN Wrotham WATSON Benjamin CHEQUERS Wrotham
Notes (Marriage)
Robert Thomas BLYTH and Mary Ann BENSLEY
Husband Robert Thomas BLYTH
Born: 1 Aug 1843 - On the Denes, Great Yarmouth Christened: Died: Buried:
Father: Thomas BLYTH (1803- ) Mother: Harriet DEAN (1804-1859)
Marriage: 28 Aug 1864 - Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
Noted events in his life were:• He was employed. Ropemake, (Journeyman) Wheelwright
• Place: 1899, Row 133, Great Yarmouth.
• Census 1881: 3 Apr 1881, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk. Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
Duncan MC LACHLAN Head M Male 31 Liverpool, Lancashire, England Shipwright
Margaret MC LACHLAN Wife M Female 32 Liverpool, Lancashire, England
Margaret MC LACHLAN Daur Female 4 Liverpool, Lancashire, England
Isabella MC LACHLAN Daur Female 3 Liverpool, Lancashire, England
Duncan MC LACHLAN Son Male 1 Liverpool, Lancashire, England
Robert BLYTHE Boarder M Male 33 Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England Rope Maker
Elizabeth BLYTHE Boarder M Female 19 Hull, York, England
Louis BLYTHE Son Male 1 Hull, York, England
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Source Information:
Dwelling 40 Tiber Street
Census Place Toxteth Park, Lancashire, England
Family History Library Film 1341874
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 3649 / 119
Page Number 42
Wife Mary Ann BENSLEY
Born: 31 May 1846 - Row 55, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk Christened: Died: Buried:
Father: James BENSLEY (1812- ) Mother: Collins ALLEN ( - )
Children
1 F Mary Ann Elizabeth BLYTH
Born: 1865 - Great Yarmouth, Norfolk Christened: Died: Buried:Spouse: James BRYANTON (1865- ) Marr: 2 Jul 1887 - St Nicholas Church, Great Yarmouth
2 M Robert James BLYTH
Born: 6 Jun 1867 - Great Yarmouth, Norfolk Christened: 21 Jul 1867 - Great Yarmouth, Norfolk Died: Buried:
3 F Jane BLYTH
Born: 18 Aug 1869 - Great Yarmouth, Norfolk Christened: 5 Nov 1869 - Great Yarmouth, Norfolk Died: Buried:
4 M James BLYTH
Born: 2 Sep 1872 - Row 128, Great Yarmouth Christened: 10 Nov 1872 - Parish Church, Great Yarmouth Died: 21 Feb 1918 - WW1 Buried:Spouse: Elizabeth Maria TEASDELL (1873- ) Marr: 25 Dec 1898 - Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
5 M Edward William BLYTH
Born: 1875 - Great Yarmouth, Norfolk Christened: Died: Buried:Spouse: Mary Ann TEASDEL (1875- ) Marr: 4 Nov 1899 - St Nicholas Church, Great Yarmouth
6 F Ellen Eliza BLYTH
Born: 1877 - Great Yarmouth, Norfolk Christened: Died: Buried:Spouse: Henry Daniel CLARKE (1876- ) Marr: 8 Oct 1898 - Parish Church, Great Yarmouth
General Notes (Wife)
Household: 1881
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
Mary A. BLYTHE Head M Female 35 Yarmouth Factory Woman (Silk)
Mary A. BLYTHE Daur U Female 16 Yarmouth Factory Woman (Silk)
Jane BLYTHE Daur Female 11 Yarmouth Scholar
James BLYTHE Son Male 9 Yarmouth Scholar
Edward BLYTHE Son Male 6 Yarmouth Scholar
Source Information:
Dwelling Row 139
Census Place Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England
Family History Library Film 1341461
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 1909 / 153
Page Number 25
Sidney MEDCALF and Catherine BETTERIDGE
Husband Sidney MEDCALF
Born: 24 Jul 1877 - Hundon, Suffolk Christened: Died: 6 Jan 1947 - Somersham, Huntingdon, Cambs Buried:
Father: Thomas MEDCALF (1851-1928) Mother: Frances MARTIN (1848-1921)
Marriage: 11 Apr 1899 - Tamworth, Staffs
Wife Catherine BETTERIDGE
Born: 1874 - Tamworth, Staffs Christened: Died: 12 Apr 1953 - Chatteris, Cambs Buried:
Father: Joseph BETTERIDGE ( - ) Mother: Hannah ( - )
Children
1 M Thomas MEDCALF
Born: 15 Feb 1900 - Sheffield, Yorkshire Christened: Died: 23 Jan 1989 - Thorney, Peterborough Buried:Spouse: Living
2 F Kate MEDCALF
Born: 11 Aug 1917 - Hyde, Manchester Christened: Died: Buried:Spouse: Ross MOULE ( - )
3 F Violet MEDCALF
Born: 28 Jan 1903 - Medomsley, Durham Christened: Died: 4 Apr 1914 - The Mudd, Mottram, Cheshire Buried:
William FOSKER and Abigail BIRD
Husband William FOSKER
Born: 18 Mar 1860 - Little Waldringfield, Melford, Suffolk Christened: Died: 1945 - Hartismere Buried:Marriage: 5 Dec 1880 - Little Waldringfield, Melford, Suffolk
Wife Abigail BIRD
Born: 25 May 1858 - Great Waldringfield, Suffolk Christened: Died: 1917 Buried:
Father: Robert BIRD (1836-After 1883) Mother: Pheobe FOSKER (1838- )
Children
1 M Benjamin George FOSKER
Born: 26 Dec 1880 Christened: Died: Jan 1957 - Ely, Cambs Buried:Spouse: Ellen BATTLEY (1880-1926) Marr: 21 Sep 1907 - Mendlesham, Suffolk
2 M William James FOSKER
Born: Mar 1881 Christened: Died: Buried:Spouse: Gertrude Adore GROOM (1876- ) Marr: 29 Jul 1922 - Samford, Suffolk
3 M Arthur Charles FOSKER
Born: 25 May 1883 Christened: Died: Buried:Spouse: Althea SHELDRAKE (1883- ) Marr: Nov 1908 - Mendlesham, Suffolk
4 M Harold FOSKER
Born: 1885 Christened: Died: Buried:
5 F Ella Beatrice FOSKER
Born: 30 Aug 1888 Christened: Died: Buried:Spouse: Thomas LOCKWOOD ( - ) Marr: Sep 1917 - Samford, Suffolk
6 M Hersse FOSKER
Born: Mar 1890 Christened: Died: Buried:
7 M Henry Isaac FOSKER
Born: Jun 1892 - Tendring, Essex Christened: Died: Mar 1893 - Tendring, Essex Buried:
8 F Mabel FOSKER
Born: Sep 1894 - Tendring, Essex Christened: Died: Buried:
9 M Ernest Claude FOSKER
Born: 30 Nov 1896 Christened: Died: Buried:Spouse: Agnes Phoebe NORTH ( - ) Marr: Jan 1920 - Great Holland, Essex
Research Notes (Husband)
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
William FORKER Head M Male 21 Lit Waldingfield, Suffolk, England Cowman (Ag Lab)
Abigail FORKER Wife M Female 22 Grt Waldingfield, Suffolk, England
Wm.I. FORKER Son Male 4 m Lit Waldingfield, Suffolk, England
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Source Information:
Census Place Little Waldingfield, Suffolk, England
Family History Library Film 1341443
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 1829 / 34
Page Number 4
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