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| 1001 | EDWARD CLAPHAM UDEN 1902-1964 The birth of an Edward Clapham UDEN was registered in 1902. (GRO March Q 1902 Lewisham 1d 1202) The marriage between Lilian E. CAPPER and Edward C. UDEN was registered in 1920. (GRO December Q 1920 Wandsworth 1d 1108) The death of Edward C. UDEN aged 62 was registered in 1964. (GRO March Q 1964 Surrey NE 5G 643) (revised 02.12.2010) | UDEN, Edward Clapham (I5904)
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| 1002 | EDWARD COLLEY 1887-1924 The birth of an Edward COLLEY was registered in 1887. (GRO September Q 1887 St. George in the East 1c 378) The marriage between an Edward COLLEY and Mary HANNEN was registered in 1910. (GRO June Q 1910 Stepney 1c 445) The death of an Edward COLLEY aged 36 was registered in 1924. (GRO June Q 1924 St. George in the East 1c 248) (revised 17.10.2020) | COLLEY, Edward (I4322)
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| 1003 | EDWARD CROSLEY An Index of the Will of Johnne EDGOSE or EDGOOSE (bef. 1522-1567) of Kirton-in-Holland, Lincolnshire, made on 26 January 1566/67. Probate was granted at Boston, Lincolnshire, on 8 April 1567. 01*Johnne EDGOOSE of Kirton, the Testator 02 Thomas EDGOOSE, brother of the Testator, and his unnamed children 03 Alice SCARTHE, wife of William SCARTHE 04 Will(ia)m SCARTHE, beneficiary and witness. 05 Symon SCARTHE 06*Edward CROSLEY 07 Robert EDGOOSE, "nevie" of the Testator 08 Johnne EDGOOSE, son of Robert EDGOOSE 09 Richard UNDERWATER and his unnamed children 10 Will(ia)m MELSEBIE 11 Robert MELSEBYE 12 Will(ia)m MASSONNE 13 Will(iam) MASSONNE's unnamed wife, sister-in-law of the Testator. 14 Thomas BARNABIE, beneficiary and witness. 00 Agnes, servant to the Testator. 00 Katherine, servant to the Testator. 15 Cristofer BEALE, servant to the Testator. 16 Isabell SCARTHE, daughter of Will(ia)m SCARTHE. 17 Franncis CROSLEY, daughter of Edwarde CROSLEY. 18 Joanne EDGOOSE, wife of the Testator, executrix. 19 Thomas BARNABIE (see above), witness. 20 Robert THORPE, witness. 21 Thomas THEWE, witness. 22 William SCARTHE (see above), witness. 23 Roberte HARRISON, witness. (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1567/241) (revised 17.02.2020) | CROSLEY, Edward (I8897)
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| 1004 | EDWARD DALE An Index of the Will of John EDGOOSE (1649-1715), yeoman of Pinchbeck. The Will was made on 30 March 1715. 01*John EDGOOSE, the Testator. 02 John EDGOOSE, grandson of the Testator. 03 William WILKINSON, tenant. 04 MARROT, tenant. 05 John GRIMES, grandson of the Testator. 06 James GRIMES, grandson of the Testator. 07 Elizabeth GRIMES, granddaughter of the Testator. 08 Anne GRIMES, granddaughter of the Testator. 09 William LEWIN, tenant. 10 William WIMBER, tenant. 11 Joseph MASON, tenant. 12 John BRICKLES, tenant. 13 Henry ELLWOOD, tenant. 14 Thomas BAKER, tenant. 15 Judith HAMERS, reversion following her death. 16 Jane CHAMBERLAIN, wife of John CHAMBERLAIN. 17 John CHAMBERLAIN. 18 COLE 19 James EASDALE, tenant. 20 Elizabeth, wife of James GRIME, daughter of the Testator. 21 Mary, wife of John WILKINSON, grandaughter of the Testator. 22 John WILKINSON, who married Mary GRAYHAM, granddaughter of the Testator 23 Elizabeth LAWSON of Gosberton, widow. 24 Mary, the wife of Joseph MASON, kinswoman of the Testator. 25 Mary HOULDEN, the Testator's maid servant. 26 Robt. NEWTON, the Testator's manservant. 27 John PAGE, the Testator's manservant. 28 John CRUNKHORN, son of the Testator's brother-in-law Richard CRUNKHORN. 29 Richard CRUNKHORN, brother-in-law of the Testator. 30 Luke CRUNKHORN, son of the Testator's brother-in-law Richard CRUNKHORN. 31*Mr. Edward DALE, guardian of the Testator's grandson John EDGOOSE. 32 Mr. Squire HUDSON, guardian of the Testator's grandson John EDGOOSE. 33 James GRIMES, son-in-law of the Testator. 34 Martha CRUNKHORN, witness. 35 John HUCKBODY, witness. 36 John WEYMAN jun., witness. (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1715/i/51) (revised 14.02.2020) | DALE, Edward (I9059)
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| 1005 | EDWARD DANN 1844-1908 The birth of Edward DANN was registered in 1844. (GRO March Q 1844 Depwade [which includes Hempnall) 13 49) The marriage between Edward DANN and Mary PLOWRIGHT was registered in 1869. (GRO June Q 1869 Sheffield 9c 451) From the 1871 census of 3 Chandos Street, Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire: *Edward DANN, head, married, aged 25, police officer, born at Hempnall, Norfolk; Mary DANN, wife, married, aged 30, police officer's wife, born at Bourne Fen, Lincolnshire; (RG10/4671/87/4) From the 1881 census of 5 Chandos Street, Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire: *Edward DANN, head, married, aged 37, police constable, born at Hempnall, Norfolk; Mary DANN, wife, married, aged 42, born at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire; Sarah E. DANN, daughter, aged 9, scholar, born at Sheffield, Yorkshire; Mary A. DANN, daughter, aged 5, scholar, born at Sheffield, Yorkshire; John W. DANN, son, aged 3, born at Sheffield, Yorkshire. (RG11/4633/142/29) From the 1891 census of 14 Amy Street, Nether Hallam, Yorkshire: *Edward DANN, head married, aged 45, police officer, born at Hempnall, Norfolk; Mary DANN, wife, married, aged 51, born at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire; John Wm DANN, son, aged 13, gardener, born at Sheffield, Yorkshire. (RG12/3798/124/10) From the 1901 census of 179 Meadowhall Road, Brightside Bierlow, Yorkshire: Justin EDWARDS, head, married, aged 32, rough fitter, born at Docking, Norfolk; Sarah E. EDWARDS, wife, married, aged 29, born at Sheffield, Yorkshire; Herbert W. EDWARDS, son, aged 3, born at Sheffield, Yorkshire; *Edward DANN, father-in-law, aged 55, police pensioner, born at Hempnall, Norfolk; Mary DANN, mother-in-law, aged 64, born at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire. (RG13/4381/156/25) The death of Edward DANN aged 64 was registered in 1908. (GRO June Q 1908 Rotherham 9c 386) (revised 11.05.2013) | DANN, Edward (I7490)
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| 1006 | EDWARD DAYVIE An Index of the Will of William KIRBIE the younger (????-1568), husbandman of Whaplode, Lincolnshire. The Will was made on 8 May 1568 and proved on 16 June 1568: 01*Willam KIRBIE the younger, Testator 02 Thomas KIRBIE, son of the Testator 03 John KIRBIE, son of the Testator 04 Thomas COOKE (and witness, see below) 05 Robt. EDGOWS (and witness, see below) 06 Thomas SEMELY 07*Edward DAYVIE 08 Robt HOLLAND 09 Robt JACKSON 10 Gilbert DAWSON 11 Georg SHEPARD 12 Robt PARKENE 13 Bese DARWINE>14 Annes MUNCKES 15 John SHEPARD 16 Collet KIRBIE, wife of the Testator, executrix 17 William KIRBIE, father of the Testator, supervisor 18 Thomas DAWSON, brother in law of the Testator, supervisor 19 Phylloppe ALLEN, witness 20 Richard MORLEY, witness 00 Thomas COOKE, witness (and beneficiary? See above) 00 Robt EDGOOSE, witness (and beneficiary? See above) 21 John RANSSON, witness (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1568/216) (revised 17.02.2017) | DAYVIE, Edward (I8744)
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| 1007 | EDWARD EARLE An Index of the Will of Thomas BEALE of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, carpenter, made on 26 April 1639. 01*Thomas BEALE, the Testator. 02 Frances BEALE, wife of the Testator, executrix. 03*Edward EARLE, gentleman, supervisor and beneficiary. 04 Wm SLATER, witness. 05*Edward EARLE, witness. 06 Wm SLATER, creditor. 07 Sir John OGLE, knight, creditor. 08 Tho. SMYTH, creditor. 09 Richard MASSER, creditor. 10 Elizabeth AUSTING, creditor. 11 Tho. BALAM, creditor. 12 Wm DALE, debtor. 13 Nath JACKSON of Spalding, Lincolnshire, debtor. 14 Wm MYLNES, debtor. 15 John EDGOOSE, debtor. 16 Edward FOSTER, debtor. 17 Mr. PEDDER, debtor. 18 Tho. DURBAGG, debtor. 19 Edward QUICK, debtor. 20 Robert WATTSONE, debtor. 21 Symon WINTER, debtor. 22 M(is)tress DEATH, debtor. (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1639/663) (revised 23.02.2020) | EARLE, Edward (I8838)
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| 1008 | EDWARD EAVES The marriage between Betsy Ann PLOWRIGHT and Edward EAVES was registerd in 1878. (GRO June Q 1878 Chelsea 1a 475) The death of Betsy Ann EAVES aged 31 was registered in 1879. (GRO June Q 1879 Spalding 7a 241) (rvised 27.07. 2013) | EAVES, Edward (I7602)
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| 1009 | EDWARD ENSOR 1774-1776 Edward, son of Thomas and Mary ENSOR of Hornsey parish, tailor, was baptised at St. Michael, Highgate on 26 June 1774. (PR) Edward ENSOR, infant, was buried at St. Michael, Highgate, Middlesex, on 28 February 1776. (PR) | ENSOR, Edward (I6365)
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| 1010 | EDWARD ENSOR 1783-Before 1818 Edward, son of Thomas and Elizabeth ENSOR, was born on 23 July and baptised at St. Michael, Highgate, Middlesex, on 17 August 1783. (PR) | ENSOR, Edward (I6431)
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| 1011 | EDWARD ERNEST GOLDSMITH 1908- The birth of Edward Ernest GOLDSMITH was registered in 1908. (GRO March Q 1908 [SCHAFER] West Ham 4a 240) The 1911 census of 10 Victoria Street, Stratford, West Ham, Essex: James GOLDSMITH, head, aged 46, married, fireman fire brigade, co-operative of workers, worker, born at Whitstable, Kent; Elizabeth GOLDSMITH, wife, aged 39, married 19 years, 9 children of whom 8 living, born in Hackney, London; James GOLDSMITH, son, aged 18, single, tea packer, tea merchants, worker, born at Stke Newington, London; Henry William GOLDSMITH, son, aged 16, single, electrical engineer, electric works, born at Poplar, London; Charles GOLDSMITH, son, aged 14, pawnbrokers warehouse boy, born at West Ham, London; Florence GOLDSMITH, daughter, aged 10, born at West Ham, London; Elsie GOLDSMITH, daughter, aged 8, born at West Ham, London; William GOLDSMITH, son, aged 6, born at West Ham, London; *Edward GOLDSMITH, son, aged 3, born at West Ham, London; Albert GOLDSMITH, son, aged 5 months, bon at West Ham, London. (RG14PN9356 RG78PN505 RD188 SD1 ED15 SN121) (revised 06.08.2016) | GOLDSMITH, Edward Ernest (I8189)
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| 1012 | EDWARD FOSTER An Index of the Will of Thomas BEALE of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, carpenter, made on 26 April 1639. 01*Thomas BEALE, the Testator. 02 Frances BEALE, wife of the Testator, executrix. 03 Edward EARLE, gentleman, supervisor and beneficiary. 04 Wm SLATER, witness. 05 Edward EARLE, witness. 06 Wm SLATER, creditor. 07 Sir John OGLE, knight, creditor. 08 Tho. SMYTH, creditor. 09 Richard MASSER, creditor. 10 Elizabeth AUSTING, creditor. 11 Tho. BALAM, creditor. 12 Wm DALE, debtor. 13 Nath JACKSON of Spalding, Lincolnshire, debtor. 14 Wm MYLNES, debtor. 15 John EDGOOSE, debtor. 16*Edward FOSTER, debtor. 17 Mr. PEDDER, debtor. 18 Tho. DURBAGG, debtor. 19 Edward QUICK, debtor. 20 Robert WATTSONE, debtor. 21 Symon WINTER, debtor. 22 M(is)tress DEATH, debtor. (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1639/663) (revised 23.02.2020) | FOSTER, Edward (I8847)
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| 1013 | EDWARD GARNER 1845- The birth of Edward GARNER was registered in 1845. (GRO June Q 1845 Wisbech 14 173) The birth of a Mary Ann Rebecca FOULGER was registered in 1845. (GRO September Q 1845 Wisbech 14 151) The marriage between an Edward GARNER and a Mary Ann FOULGER was registered in 1867. (GRO December Q 1867 Poplar 1c 1201) From the 1871 census of Tidlington Field, Walsoken, Norfolk: *Edward GARNER, head, married, aged 26, agricultural labourer, born at Walsoken, Norfolk: Mary A. GARNER, wife, married, aged 26 years, born at Terrington St. John, Norfolk; Sabina GARNER, daughter, aged 2, born at Isle of Dogs, Middlesex. (RG10/1619/80/16) From the 1881 census of Bucks Holt, Walsoken, Norfolk: *Edward GARNER, head, married, aged 36, agricultural labourer, born at Walsoken, Norfolk: Mary A. GARNER, wife, married, aged 36 years, born at Terrington, Norfolk; Levina (Sevina?) GARNER, daughter, unmarried, aged 12, scholar, born in London; James E. GARNER, son, unmarried, aged 7, scholar, born in London. (RG11/1699/70/10) (revised 05.05.2017) | GARNER, Edward (I5188)
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| 1014 | EDWARD GEORGE HARRINGTON 1914-1985 The birth of Edward George HARRINGTON was registered in 1914. (GRO June Q 1914 [READ] Poplar 1c 978) The 1939 Register records that Edward G. HARRINGTON was born on 5 May 1914. From the 1921 census of 60 Bidder Street, Canning Town, London E16, taken at midnight on Sunday 24 April 1921: Edward Wm HARRINGTON, Head, aged 32 years 2 months, Married, born London Poplar, Police Constable, Metropolitan Police, Police Station, Limehouse; Sarah HARRINGTON, Wife, aged 32 years 9 months, Married, born Essex West Ham, Home Duties; *Edward George HARRINGTON, Son, aged 7 years 1 month, [Parents] Both Alive, born London Poplar, [School] Whole-time; William Alexdr HARRINGTON, Son, aged 2 years 10 months, [Parents] Both Alive, born Essex West Ham. Robert Farnham READ, Step-son, aged 10 years 8 months, [Parents] Both Alive, [School] Whole-time. (1884/4/42) Edward George HARRINGTON, a 22 year bachelor, an engineer and son of Edward William HARRINGTON, a policeman married a 25 year old spinster Beatrice Phyllis BENTLEY , daughter of Frederick BENTLEY, a bricklayer, at the Parish Church of St. Luke, Victoria Docks, in the County Borough of West Ham on 24 April 1937. The address of both bride and groom was 19 Elphick Street, London E16. Witnesses were Frederick BENTLEY and Henry KIRKLAND. (Marriage Certificate) From the 1939 Register of 60 Bidder Street, West Ham C.B., Essex: Edward W. HARRINGTON, born 2 April 1889, constable metropolitan police, married; Sarah HARRINGTON, born 17 September 1888, unpaid domestic duties, married; *Edward G. HARRINGTON, born 5 May 1914, A.I.D. inspector engineering, married; 1 CLOSED RECORD (RG101/1039F/010/21 CBPR) The death of Edward George HARRINGTON was registered in 1985. (GRO June 1985 Thanet [Kent] 16 1790) NOTES & QUERIES: 60 Bidder Street was the address at which Sarah HARRINGTON's parents Robert READ and his wife Mary A. formerly EDGOOSE lived until at least Robert's death in 1918. (revised 30.01.2022) | HARRINGTON, Edward George (I8158)
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| 1015 | EDWARD GILLAM WRENCH 1889-1971 Edward Gillam WRENCH was born on 28 December 1889. (source: death registration) The death of Edward Gillam WRENCH was registered in 1971. (GRO December Q 1971 Sheffield 2d 559) (revised 12.03.2011) | WRENCH, Edward Gillam (I4249)
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| 1016 | EDWARD H. C. P. PYNOR Civil Servant of 3 Newbank Av, Glen Iris, SE6, witness to the Will of Herbert Harry EDGOOSE (1884-1944). | PYNOR, Edward H. C. P. (I9299)
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| 1017 | EDWARD H. JACKSON Edward H. JACKSON, Solicitor, Wisbech, witnessed the will of Ann OLDFIELD formerly EDGOOSE (1797-1879) on 12 December 1862. | JACKSON, Edward H. (I8489)
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| 1018 | EDWARD HALL 1855-1932 The birth of EDWARD HALL was registered in 1855 (GRO June Q. 1855 Farnham 2a 57). He was baptised at Frimley, Surrey, on 22 April 1855 on the same day as GEORGE EDWIN HALL (IGI) From the 1861 census of Ashmore Road, Frimley, Surrey: JAMES HALL, head, aged 40, farmer of 28 acres employing 1 labourer & 1 boy, born at Frimley; ELIZABETH HALL, wife, aged 33, born at Hawley, Hampshire; JAMES HALL, son, aged 12, scholar, born at Frimley; JOHN HALL, son, aged 10, scholar, born at Frimley; *EDWARD HALL, son, aged 6, scholar, born at Frimley; GEORGE WILLIAM HALL, aged 2 months, born at Frimley. (RG09/430/59/5) From the 1871 census return for Frimley Green, Surrey: JAMES HALL, head, aged 50, farmer of 70 acres employing 2 labourers, born at Frimley; ELIZABETH HALL, wife, aged 43, born at Hawley, Hampshire; JAMES HALL, son, aged 22, unmarried, farmer's son, born at Frimley; JOHN HALL, son, aged 20, unmarried, wheelwright, born at Frimley; *EDWARD HALL, son, aged 16, born at Frimley; GEORGE HALL, son, aged 10, scholar, born at Frimley; ELIZABETH E. HALL, daughter, aged 6, scholar, born at Frimley. (RG10/820/75/5) EDWARD HALL and LYDIA MULLINS were married in 1879 (GRO December 1879 Hartley Wintney 2c 362) From the 1881 census of Mitchett Road, Frimley, Surrey: *EDWARD HALL, head, aged 26, farmer's son, born at Frimley; LYDIA HALL, wife, aged 23, born at Portsmouth, Hampshire; EDITH L. HALL, daughter, aged 5 months, born at Frimley. (RG11/0783/108/1) The 1891 census return of Fairview Cottage, Frimley Green, Surrey: *EDWARD HALL, head, aged 36, woodman, born at Frimley, Surrey; LYDIA T. L. HALL, wife, aged 33, born at Portsmouth, Hampshire; EDITH LYDIA HALL, daughter, aged 10, scholar, born at Frimley; FLORENCE A. HALL, daughter, aged 8, scholar, born at Frimley; EDWARD J. HALL, son, aged 7, scholar, born at Frimley; MABLE E. M. HALL, daughter, aged 11 months, born at Frimley. (RG12/565/90/16) From the 1901 census of Field Lane, Frimley, Surrey: *EDWARD HALL, head, aged 46, timber cutter, born at Frimley; LYDIA T. L. HALL, wife, aged 43, born at Kingston, Portsmouth, Hampshire; EDWARD J. HALL, son, aged 17, carpenter journeyman, born at Frimley; MABLE E. L. HALL, daughter, aged 10, born at Frimley, Surrey; LYDIA MULLINS, mother-in-law, aged 66, widow, living on own means, born at Chichester, Sussex. (RG13/609/132/21 He died in 1932 aged 77. (revised 27.06.2017) | HALL, Edward (I3969)
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| 1019 | EDWARD HARDY The marriage between a Dorothy M. BUTCHER and Edward HARDY was registered in 1915. (GRO December Q 1915 Farnham 2a 439) (revised 25.01.2009) | HARDY, Edward (I5568)
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| 1020 | EDWARD HARE An Index to the Administration Bond of John EDGOOSE (1732-1781), grazier, of Gosberton, Lincolnshire. 01*John EDGOOSE, the Intestate. 02 Ann EDGOOSE, widow of the Intestate. 03 J. DINHAM, Surro(gate). 04*Edward HARE, farmer, of Gosberton. 05 Robert TYLER, yeoman, of Gosberton. (Lincoln Consistory Court Administration 1781/30) (revised 07.12.2019) | HARE, Edward (I9110)
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| 1021 | EDWARD HARRISON -1688 An Edward, son of Thomas and Alice HARRISON, was baptised at Surfleet, Lincolnshire, on 9 December 1632 (IGI). Edward HARRISON and Elizabeth EDGOOSE were presumably married in about 1661 but the Surfleet register and transcripts are missing for 1640-1661. Marie d. of Edward and Elizabeth HARRISON baptised at Surfleet 6 April 1662. Mary, daughter of Edward HARIESON, was buried there on 11 December 1667. Edward, son of Edward and Elizabeth HARRISON, was baptised at Surfleet on 12 June 1664. An Edward HARRISON was buried at Surfleet on 13 September 1694. An Edward, son of his brother Edward HARRISON, was a beneficiary in the will of James EDGOOSE made on 30 December 1668. (LCC Wills 1668/189) An Index of the Will of James EDGOOSE (1641-1668), carpenter, of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire. 01*James EDGOOSE, the Testator 00 Mother of the Testator, unnamed but living. 02 Adler EDGOOSE, brother of the Testator. 03 John EDGOOSE, brother of the Testator. 04 Mary EDGOOSE, daughter of the Testator's brother Thomas. 05 Thomas EDGOOSE, brother of the Testator. 06 Edward HARRISON, son of the Testator's brother Edward HARRISON. 07*Edward HARRISON 08 Linah, son of the Testator's sister JACKSON. 09 The Testator's sister JACKSON 11 John EDGOOSE, son of the Testator's brother Robert 12 Robert EDGOOSE, brother of the Testator. 13 Robert, son of Robert AXMAN. 14 Robert AXMAN. 15 Nathaniel ELWARD. 16 Robert EDGOOSE, father of the Testator. 17 John RICH, witness. 18 John COLLS, witness. (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1668/189) Thomas son of Edward HARIESON and Elizabeth his wife, was baptised at Surfleet on 1 December 1667 and buried there on 4 December 1667. Elizabeth wife of Edward HARRISON was buried at Surfleet on 29 December 1667. An Index of the Will of Robert EDGOOSE (1603-1669) of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire. 01*Robert EDGOOSE, the Testator. 02 Robard EDGOOSE, son of the Testator 03 Thomas EDGOOSE, son of the Testator. 04 Richard TALER's two children. 05 Aelce TALER formerly EDGOOSE, wife of Richard TALER. 06*Edward HARRISON's child. 07 Rachel EDGOOSE formerly RAMSHAW, wife of the Testator. 08 Adler EDGOOSE, son of the Testator. 09 John EDGOOSE, son of the Testator. (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1669/79) Willyam son of Edward and Ann HARRISON baptised at Surfleet 14 April 1672. Elizabeth daughter of Edward and Ann HARRISON baptised at Surfleet 15 June 1673. Thomas son of Edward and Anne HARRISON baptised at Surfleet 29 November 1674. Anne wife of Edward HARRISON was buried at Surfleet on 1 April 1675. Edward HARRISON and Joane JOHNSON were married at Surfleet on 20 November 1679. Edward HARISON carpenter was buried at Surfleet on 31 December 1688. Joan HARRISON widow buried at Surfleet 20 September 1699. NOTES & QUERIES: 1) Robert EDGOOSE, father of Edward HARRISON's brother-in-law James EDGOOSE, was godson of Robert HARRISON. 2) The date of Edward HARRISON's marriage to Elizabeth EDGOOSE may never be found because the Surfleet register and transcripts are missing from 1640 to 1661. 3) When and where did he marry Ann between 1668 and 1672? Phillimore's Lincolnshire Marriages volumes 1-10 have been checked in vain. (revised 08.03.2020) | HARRISON, Edward (I61)
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| 1022 | EDWARD HARRISON 1873- The birth of an Edward HARRISON was registered in 1873. (GRO September Q 1873 Birmingham 6d 94) Charles HARRISON's wife Sarah was described as a widow in the 1881 census return for 3 Haywood's Buildings, New Street, Aston, Warwickshire: Sarah HARRISON, head, aged 32, widow, housekeeper, born at Ward End, Aston; Charles H. HARRISON, son, aged 18, unmarried, labourer, born in Birmingham; John HARRISON, son, aged 12, scholar, born in Birmingham; *Edward HARRISON, son, aged 8, scholar, born in Birmingham; Ada HARRISON, daughter, aged 5, scholar, born in Birmingham; Arthur HARRISON, son, aged 2, born in Birmingham; Albert HARRISON, son, aged 5 weeks, born in Birmingham; Edward WOODCOCK, boarder, unmarried, aged 48, B smith striker, born N.K.. (RG11/3040/5/1) The 1891 census of 16 Poole Street, Alvaston & Boulton, Derbyshire; Edward WOODCOCK, head, married, aged 50, blacksmith's labourer, born in Birmingham; *Edward HARRISON, stepson, aged 18, blacksmith's labourer, born in Birmingham; Ada HARRISON, stepdaughter, aged 17, general domestic servant, born in Birmingham; Arthur (no surname or relationship given), aged 12, scholar, born in Birmingham; Albert (no surname or relationship given), aged 10, scholar, born in Birmingham. (RG12/2721/99/12) | HARRISON, Edward (I8183)
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| 1023 | EDWARD HARRISON [Junior] An Index of the Will of James EDGOOSE (1641-1668), carpenter, of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire. 01*James EDGOOSE, the Testator 00 Mother of the Testator, unnamed but living. 02 Adler EDGOOSE, brother of the Testator. 03 John EDGOOSE, brother of the Testator. 04 Mary EDGOOSE, daughter of the Testator's brother Thomas. 05 Thomas EDGOOSE, brother of the Testator. 06*Edward HARRISON, son of the Testator's brother Edward HARRISON. 07 Edward HARRISON 08 Linah, son of the Testator's sister JACKSON. 09 The Testator's sister JACKSON 11 John EDGOOSE, son of the Testator's brother Robert 12 Robert EDGOOSE, brother of the Testator. 13 Robert, son of Robert AXMAN. 14 Robert AXMAN. 15 Nathaniel ELWARD. 16 Robert EDGOOSE, father of the Testator. 17 John RICH, witness. 18 John COLLS, witness. (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1668/189) (revised 06.03.2020) | HARRISON, Edward (I1415)
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| 1024 | EDWARD HARWIN 1857- The birth of Edward HARWIN was registered in 1857. (GRO December Q 1857 Downham 4b 341) He was killed in a boiler explosion at Watlington, Norfolk, in March 1867. (revised 25.03.2010) | HARWIN, Edward (I3423)
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| 1025 | EDWARD HEATH 1836 or 1837- According to the 1871 census the family were living at 6 Tooke Street, Poplar, Middlesex: *Edward HEATH, head, aged 34, tank maker, born in Birmingham, Warwickshire; Elizabeth HEATH, wife, aged 28, born at Roscommon, Ireland; George HEATH, son, aged 7, scholar, born at Poplar, Middlesex; Elizabeth HEATH, daughter, aged 5, scholar, born at Poplar; Emma HEATH, daughter, aged 3, born at Poplar; Mary A. HEATH, daughter, aged 6 months, born at Poplar; Edward HEATH, father, aged 62, rope maker, born in Staffordshire. (RG10/586/109/36) By 1881 the family had moved to 11 Tooke Street, Poplar, Middlesex: *Edward HEATH, head, aged 44, tank maker (ship rigger), born in Birmingham, Warwickshire; Elizabeth HEATH, wife, aged 37, born in Ireland; George HEATH, son, aged 16, general labourer, born at Poplar, Middlesex; Elizabeth HEATH, daughter, aged 15, born at Poplar; Emma HEATH, daughter, aged 14, born at Poplar; Mary Ann HEATH, daughter, aged 10, scholar, born at Poplar; Edward HEATH, son, aged 8, scholar, born at Poplar; William HEATH, son, aged 5, scholar, born at Poplar; Frederick HEATH, son, aged 3, scholar, born at Poplar. (RG11/0510/156/50) According to the 1891 census return for 52 Manilla Street, Poplar, Middlesex, Edward HEATH was a 54 year old tank plater born in Birmingham. Living with him were his sons William HEATH, aged 15, and 12 year old Frederick HEATH. Both were factory hands and born in Poplar. (RG12/334/72/23) His wife Elizabeth and their son George were living at 9 Tooke Steet, Poplar. (RG12/334/95/18) The death of an Edward William HEATH aged 61 (i.e. born 1837 or 1838) was registered in 1899. (GRO December Q 1899 Poplar 01C 391) NB: No proof that this is the correct entry. (revised 15.04.2018) | HEATH, Edward (I1505)
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| 1026 | EDWARD HEATH 1873- The birth of Edward HEATH was registered in 1873. (GRO March Q 1873 [FLYNN] Poplar 01C 757) By 1881 the family had moved to 11 Tooke Street, Poplar, Middlesex: Edward HEATH, head, aged 44, tank maker (ship rigger), born in Birmingham, Warwickshire; Elizabeth HEATH, wife, aged 37, born in Ireland; George HEATH, son, aged 16, general labourer, born at Poplar, Middlesex; Elizabeth HEATH, daughter, aged 15, born at Poplar; Emma HEATH, daughter, aged 14, born at Poplar; Mary Ann HEATH, daughter, aged 10, scholar, born at Poplar; *Edward HEATH, son, aged 8, scholar, born at Poplar; William HEATH, son, aged 5, scholar, born at Poplar; Frederick HEATH, son, aged 3, scholar, born at Poplar. (RG11/0510/156/50) At the time of the 1891 census he was an 18 year old Poplar born labourer lodging at 21 Manilla Street, Poplar. (RG12/334/68/16) In 1901 he was a 28 year old general servant working for Henry E. SEXTON beer retailer in Millwall. His place of birth was stated to be Millwall. (RG13/356/67/51) (revised 15.04.2018) | HEATH, Edward (I1813)
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| 1027 | EDWARD HEGLYNGTON An Index of the Will of Robert HUNNINGHAM (????-1541/42) in which John EDGOSE was a beneficiary. The Will was made on 16 December 1541 and proved at Lincoln on 11 January 1541/42: 01*Robert HUNNINGHAM, the Testator 02 Izbell PAKEYS, servant of the Testator 03 Kat'in HARDY 04 John RODWELL 05 Jenytt HARDY 06 Jenytt PATYNER 07 Will(ia)m ROGERSONNE 08 Will(ia)m GYBSON 09 Richard HARDY 10 John HARDY 11 Will(ia)m HARDY 12 Thomas CLAY 13 Anthony RICHEMU'DE 14 Phelype CLAY, executor 15 Agnes FOOLL, daughter of Thomas 16 Thomas FOOLL, witness 17*Edward HEGLYNGTON 18 Dorothy CLAY 19 John ETGOSE 20 Thomas MASSON, executor 21 Richard BROUGHTON, witness 22 Thomas PEIRSON, witness 23 Richard GELSON, witness (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1541-3 42) (revised 02.02.2020) | HEGLYNGTON, Edward (I8633)
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| 1028 | EDWARD HENRY PILKINTON 1882-1962 (revised 15.07.2003) He was the son of HONORIA HEARNS before her marriage to WILLIAM PILKINTON at Christchurch, New Zealand, on 16 January 1884. He was brought up as a PILKINTON (Source: ibp). He died on 8 January 1962 at the Public Hospital, Rotorua, New Zealand, and was buried in Rotorua on 10 January (source: ibpilkinton@xtra.co.nz) | PILKINTON, Edward Henry (I3219)
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| 1029 | EDWARD HUGGINS 1902-1979 The birth of Edward HUGGINS was registered in 1902. According to the registration of his death in 1979, he was born on 6 September 1979. (GRO December Q 1902 Holbeach 7a 399) The marriage between Edward HUGGINS and Lucy C. PEET was registered in 1929. (GRO September Q 1929 Spalding 7a 1174) The death of Edward HUGGINS was registered in 1979. (GRO June Q 1979 Bourne 7 1324) (revised 26.09.2012) | HUGGINS, Edward (I6930)
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| 1030 | EDWARD J. CALLAWAY 1907-1976 From the 1911 census of 18 Bassett Road, North Kensington, London W.: Frank CALLAWAY, head, aged 38, married 5 years, 2 children (living), tailor's cutter, tailors, worker, born at Bristol; Ada Maud CALLAWAY, wife, aged 35, married, born at Islington, London; *Edward James CALLAWAY, son, aged 4, born at Kensington, London; Linton Frank CALLAWAY, son, aged 1, born at Kensington, London; Alice Jane RUDKIN, visitor, aged 37, single, salewoman, glove warehouse, born at Stepney, London; Flossie May BRYANT, servant, aged 14, general servant domestic, born at Minehead, Somerset. (RG14PN171 RG78 PN6 RD2 SD3 ED7 SN302) The marriage between Edward J. CALLAWAY and Elwyn S. M. BACON was registered in 1944. (GRO June Q 1944 Surrey Mid E. 2a 709) | CALLAWAY, Edward J. (I5878)
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| 1031 | EDWARD J. HALL 1884- The birth of Edward James HALL was registered in 1884. (GRO June Q 1884 Farnham 2a 97) The 1891 census return of Fairview Cottage, Frimley Green, Surrey: Edward HALL, head, aged 36, woodman, born at Frimley, Surrey; Lydia T. L. HALL, wife, aged 33, born at Portsmouth, Hampshire; Edith Lydia HALL, daughter, aged 10, scholar, born at Frimley; Florence A. HALL, daughter, aged 8, scholar, born at Frimley; *Edward J. HALL, son, aged 7, scholar, born at Frimley; Mable E. M. HALL, daughter, aged 11 months, born at Frimley. (RG12/565/90/16) From the 1901 census of Field Lane, Frimley, Surrey: Edward HALL, head, aged 46, timber cutter, born at Frimley; Lydia T. L. HALL, wife, aged 43, born at Kingston, Portsmouth, Hampshire; *Edward J. HALL, son, aged 17, carpenter journeyman, born at Frimley; Mable E. L. HALL, daughter, aged 10, born at Frimley, Surrey; Lydia MULLINS, mother-in-law, aged 66, widow, living on own means, born at Chichester, Sussex. (RG13/609/132/21 | HALL, Edward James (I3978)
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| 1032 | EDWARD J. ROBINSON | ROBINSON, Reverend Edward J. (I9201)
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| 1033 | EDWARD J. WILSON Wire Drawer, Hathersage. Witness to the Will of John Robert COCKER (1819-1887), Gentleman | WILSON, Edward J. (I9290)
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| 1034 | EDWARD JACKSON Edward JACKSON of Pinchbeck, tenant of Thomas LEAVES (????-1654) and beneficiary of his Will. An Index of the Will of Thomas LEAVES (????-1654), yeoman of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire. The will was dated 13 June 1654. Probate was granted at Westminster on 17 November 1654. 01*Thomas LEAVES, the Testator 02 John LEAVES, cousin of the Testator, executor 03 Mr. Robert BISSELL 04 Robert ELDRED, the three children he had by Jane his wife. 05 Jane ELDRED, wife of the above Robert ELDRED. 06 Richard LEAVES late of Langham in Essex, cousin of the Testator, reference to the daughters of Richard LEAVES. 07 Anne LEVES [sic], daughter of the Testator's brother Henry. 08 Henry LEAVES, brother of Thomas LEAVES 09 Jane MAKERNESSS of Spalding, widow, cousin of the Testator. 10 Thomas LEAVES, son of Richard LEAVES 11*Edward JACKSON of Pinchbeck, tenant and beneficiary 12 Thomas LEAVES, cousin of the Testator 13 Robert LEAVES, son of Richard LEAVES, cousin of the Testator 14 George BROWNE, tenant and beneficiary 15 John EDGOOSE, from whom he purchased 4 acres of Pasture. 16 Margaret, wife of John LEAVES 17 John AYRE, tenant and beneficiary 18 Thomas BLADESMITH, beneficiary 19 Rob(er)t ROBINSON, witness. 20 Phillip BROOKE, witness. (Prerogative Court of Canterbury Will PROB II 237 1654) (revised 28.02.2020) | JACKSON, Edward (I8975)
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| 1035 | EDWARD JAMES GRIFFITH 1925-2000 According to anita@ads-stl.com he had three children by his first wife whilst living in St. Louis. After the divorce he disappeared and his ex-wife married again. Her new husband brought up the three children. Anita wrote to say that her mother was very upset that Ed had died and wanted to know whether I had any photographs. By the time I attempted to send them she had changed her e-mail address. From the correspondence I gained the impression that her mother still loved her former husband. Very sad. (Michael James EDGOOSE, 2005) Edward James GRIFFITH junior married Harriett [sic] DUFFY (formerly GORSKI, formerly LARVIK, nee EDGOOSE) on 27 February 1960. (Cook County Marriages 2559092) Notes made by JAMES MIKOLAJCZYK (james_mikolajczyk@tayloru.edu) on Ancestry.com: "ED was really "Grandpa" for Jean and Joan kids (sic). He brought Doris and Carol to their first rock concert. He loved chocolate fudge and cars. He died on February 3, 2000 of a heart attack and stroke." NOTES & QUERIES: If anita@ads-stl.com reads this, would she please make contact. (added 13.08.2005) (revised 28.12.2011) | GRIFFITH, Edward James (I1918)
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| 1036 | EDWARD JAMES HALL 1893- The birth of an Edward James HALL was registered in 1893. (GRO June Q 1893 Farnham 2a 96) The 1901 census of Lower Farm, Frimley, Surrey: Rees E. HALL, head, aged 34, farmer, born at Frimley; Catherine HALL, wife, aged 38, born at Frimley; William F. R. HALL, son, aged 11, born at Frimley; Daisy F. HALL, daughter, aged 10, born at Frimley; *Edward J. HALL, son, aged 8, born at Frimley; Francis HALL, son, aged 7, born at Frimley; Catherine E. HALL, daughter, aged 5, born at Frimley; May V. HALL, daughter, aged 3, born at Frimley; Nelly S. HALL, daughter, aged 1, born at Frimley; Hilda F. H. HALL, daughter, aged 2 months, born at Frimley; Annie SMITH, servant, aged 22, general domestic servant, born at Frimley. (RG13/609/130/17) NOTES & QUERIES: 1. According to information from Graham Adds (vanessa.adds@ntlworld.com) his wife's given name was Caroline but no marriage has been traced. 2. An Edward J. HALL married Ethel E. Knight in 1911. (GRO December Q 1911 Farnham 2a 320) (revised 03.12.2010) | HALL, Edward James (I3912)
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| 1037 | EDWARD JOHN ENSOR 1854-1914 The birth of Edward John ENSOR was registered in 1854. According to the gribble00 he was born on 1 April 1854. (GRO June Q 1854 Hackney 1b 305) A marriage between a John Edward ENSOR and Catherine Wakeford PENNINGTON was registered in 1877. (GRO September Q 1877 Romford 4a 217) They emigrated to to New Zealand where the first of their five children was born in 1878. The death of Edward John ENSOR aged 60 was registered in New Zealand in 1914. (NZ BMDs 1914/8085) NOTES & QUERIES: 1861 Untraced Edward ENSOR born 1854 Middlesex in 1871 census. (revised 01.10.2011) | ENSOR, Edward John (I6463)
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| 1038 | EDWARD JOHN ENSOR 1884-1886 The birth of Edward John, son of Edward John and Catherine ENSOR, was registered in New Zealand in 1882. (NZ BMDs 1882/6984) He died aged 19 months in 1884. (NZ BMDs 1884/146) (revised 01.10.2011) | ENSOR, Edward John (I6465)
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| 1039 | EDWARD KING | KING, Reverend Edward (I9199)
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| 1040 | EDWARD KIRKE WRENCH 1891-1952 The 1900 US Federal Census for North 51st Court, Chicago, Illinois: John WRENCH, head, aged 32, draftsman, immigrated 1889, naturalised, born in England; Elizabeth WRENCH, wife, aged 36, immigrated 1879, born in England; *Edward K. WRENCH, son, aged 9, at school, born in N.(?) Dakota; Harry K. WRENCH, son, aged 6, at school, born in Illinois; Dorothy K. WRENCH, daughter, aged 3, born in Illinois; William K. WRENCH, son, aged 1(?), born in Illinois. (T623/279/14A/841) From his World War 1 Draft Registration Card 1917: He was 26 years old and living in Chicago, Illinois (address illegible online). He was working as an inspector for the Western Electric Co. Inc.. and was married. He was short and slender with dark brown eyes and black hair. | WRENCH, Edward Kirke (I2594)
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| 1041 | EDWARD KITTON An Index to the appraisers involved in making the Inventory of the goods and chattells of Willyam SMYTH [otherwise William SMITHE] (15??-1614) of Spalding, Lincolnshire, made on 9 June 1614 and proved at Grantham, Lincolnshire, on 20 July 1614: William SMITHE, the deceased Appraisers: Thomas BEVILL George CASTER Thomas CASTER *Edward KITTON Richard FELL John KITTON Creditors: John EDGOOSE, son[-in-law] Robert HUCKE.... (?) (revised 18.02.2020) | KITTON, Edward (I8769)
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| 1042 | EDWARD LAIGHT 1877-1878 The birth of an EDWARD LAIGHT was registered in 1877 (GRO December 1877 Blofield 4b 206). The death of an EDWARD LAIGHT aged 0 was registered in 1878 (GRO March 1878 Blofield 4b 152) | LAIGHT, Edward (I3063)
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| 1043 | EDWARD LAIGHT 1879-1879 The death of an EDWARD LAIGHT aged 0 was registered in 1879 (GRO March 1879 Blofield 4b 154). | LAIGHT, Edward (I4151)
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| 1044 | EDWARD LAIGHT 1888-1969 The birth of Edward LAIGHT was registered in 1888. According to the registration of his death he was born on 29 January 1888. (GRO March Q 1888 Blofield 4b 240) The 1891 census of Acle Street, Acle, Norfolk: William LAIGHT, head, aged 45, postmaster, grocer, gardener, Born at Lincoln; Ellen LAIGHT, wife, aged 44, born at Acle; Charles H. LAIGHT, son, aged 20, postman, born at Acle; George LAIGHT, son, aged 18, gardener, domestic servant, born at Acle; Florence LAIGHT, daughter, aged 17, shop assistant, born at Acle; Ida M. LAIGHT, daughter, aged 15, shop assistant, born at Acle; Ruth LAIGHT, daughter, aged 14, shop assistant, born at Acle. Ethel LAIGHT, daughter, aged 11, scholar, born at Acle; Emma LAIGHT, daughter, aged 9, scholar, born at Acle; Ella LAIGHT, daughter, aged 7, scholar, born at Acle; Herbert LAIGHT, son, aged 6, scholar, born at Acle; *Edward LAIGHT, son, aged 3, born at Acle. (RG12/1539/82/28) The 1901 census of the Post Office, The Street, Acle, Norfolk: William LAIGHT, head, aged 55, subpostmaster & general shopkeeper, born at Lincoln; Ellen LAIGHT, wife, aged 54, shop, born Acle; Florence LAIGHT, daughter, aged 27, shop assistant, born at Acle; Ruth LAIGHT, daughter, aged 24, post office clerk, born at Acle; Ethel LAIGHT, daughter, aged 21, post office clerk, born at Acle; Emma LAIGHT, daughter, aged 20, post office assistant, born at Acle; Ella LAIGHT, daughter, aged 17, post office assistant, born at Acle; Herbert LAIGHT, son, aged 15, scholar, born at Acle; *Edward LAIGHT, son, aged 13, scholar, born at Acle; Ralph LAIGHT, aged 9, born at Acle. (RG13/1855/7/5) From the 1911 census of the Post Office, Acle, Norfolk: William LAIGHT, head, aged 65, sub postmaster and general shopkeeper, born at Lincoln; Ellen LAIGHT, wife, aged 64, married 44 years, assisting in the business, born at Acle, Norfolk; Ruth LAIGHT, daughter, aged 34, post office clerk, born at Acle; Ella LAIGHT, daughter, aged 27, post office clerk, born at Acle; *Edward LAIGHT, son, aged 23, single, postman, born at Acle; Robert Charles FOX, grandson, aged 23, single, post office clerk, born at Mulbarton, Norfolk; Nellie Gladys FOX, granddaughter, aged 19, post office clerk, born at Old Lakenham, Norfolk. (RG14PN11380/RG78PN620/RD228/SD2/ED1/SN161) The marriage between Edward LAIGHT and Beatrice A. WHITE was registered in 1912. (GRO March Q 1912 Blofield 4b 307) He died in 1969. (GRO December Q 1969 Acle 4b 1404) (revised 12.05.2012) | LAIGHT, Edward (I733)
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| 1045 | EDWARD LIGHTFOOT 1836-1845 Edward, son of Samuel and Catherine LIGHTFOOT, was baptised at Stamford, Lincolnshire, on 12 June 1836. (Non-Conformist RG4-8) Edward LIGHTFOOT of Maiden Lane was buried at Stamford St. Michael, Lincolnshire, on 15 August 1845 aged 9. (revised 17.04.2013) | LIGHTFOOT, Edward (I7268)
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| 1046 | EDWARD M. STARBUCK An Index of the Will of Edith Maud EDGOOSE (1891-1943), spinster and housekeeper: 01*Edith Maud EDGOOSE (1891-1943), the Testatrix Beneficiaries : 02 Eileen Means 03 Ernest Robert GOODMAN, executor 04 Emily Rachael SMITH, sister of the Testatrix 05 Carrie Elizabeth SPARKES, sister of the Testatrix 06 Robert James EDGOOSE, brother of the Testatrix 07 Joyce Olive SMITH 08 Mollie Doreen SMITH Others: 09 Arthur Naylor MEANS, executor 10 Maud Mary SLEIGHT, witness 11*Edward M. STARBUCK (District Probate Registry, Lincoln, 1943) An Index of the Will of Edith Maud EDGOOSE (1891-1943), spinster and housekeeper: 01*Edith Maud EDGOOSE (1891-1943), the Testatrix. 02 Ernest Robert GOODMAN, executor. 03Joyce Olive SMITH. 04 Mollie Doreen SMITH. 05 Arthur Naylor MEANS, executor. 06 Maud Mary SLEIGHT, witness 07*Edward M. STARBUCK. 08 Arthur Frank WHITTOME, a Commissioner for Oaths. 09 G. M. G. WO[undecyphered]. 10 A. N. OTHER [undecyphered]. (District Probate Registry, Lincoln, 1943) (revised 11.11.2019) | STARBUCK, Edward M. (I8936)
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| 1047 | EDWARD MANTLE 1847-1916 The birth of an Edward MANTLE was registered in 1847. (GRO June Q 1847 Portsea 7 166) The 1871 census of 97 Halston Street, Hulme, Manchester: *Edward MANTLE, head, aged 23, insurance clerk, born at Portsmouth, Hampshire; Alice MANTLE, wife, aged 27, born at Holmfirth, Yorkshire. The death of Edward MANTLE aged 68 was registered in 1916. (GRO March Q 1916 Lincoln 7a 672) (revised 07.08.2011) | MANTLE, Edward (I4200)
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| 1048 | EDWARD MASON WRENCH FRCS 1833-1912 His early education at Merchant Taylors' School was supplemented by study at St. Thomas' Hospital. (from 'Derbyshire Leaders' by E. Gaskell, 1908) "In November 1853 he joined the Army to serve in the Crimea. He was placed in medical charge of a portion of the hospitalat Balaklava, taking care of the wounded from Inkerman. From December 1854 until the fall of Sevastopol in September 1855 he was at the front, serving in the trenches opposite the Redan. He was present at the capture of the Quarries on June 7, the failure of the assault on the Redan on June 18 and the final capture of Sevastopol in September". (Nottingham University Library, Department of Manuscripts) Edward Mason WRENCH was admitted as a Member of the Royal College of Surgeons on 17 July 1854. (The Times, Wednesday 19 July 1854 page 12 column B) The 34th Foot. - Acting Assistant Surgeon Edward Mason WRENCH to be Assistant Surgeon. (Daily News 2 December 1854) He married Anne Eliza KIRKE, eldest daughter of the late Wm. KIRKE, Esq., The Hall, Markham, at East Markham, Nottinghamshire, on 9 April 1861. (Freeman's Journal, Dublin, Ireland 16 April 1661) (GRO June Q 1861 East Retford 7b 21) Lieut. Edward M. WRENCH of the 9th Derbyshire Rifle Volunteers was presented to the Prince of Wales by Lieutenant-Colonel J. C. CAVENDISH at a "Levee" held at St. James' Palace on Saturday 19 June 1869. (The Times, Monday 21 June 1869 page 10 column A) He took his FRCS examinations in 1870. (The Derby Mercury 21 December 1870) The 1871 census of Park Lodge, Baslow, Derbyshire: *Edward Mason WRENCH, head, aged 37, FRCS & general practitioner, born at Chelsea; Anne Eliza WRENCH, wife, aged 39, born at Retford, Nottinghamshire; Ann D. M. WRENCH, daughter, aged 8, scholar, born at Markham, Nottinghamshire; William M. WRENCH, son, aged 7, scholar, born at Baslow; Eliza Letitia WRENCH, daughter, aged 6, scholar, born at Baslow; Edward Branson WRENCH, son, aged 4, scholar, born at Baslow; John Henry K. WRENCH, son, aged 3, born at Baslow; Francis H. WRENCH, son, aged 1, born at Baslow; Alfred J. S. WRENCH, brother, aged 19, architect, unmarried, born at St. Michael's Cornhill, Middlesex. Anne Kathleen KIRKE, niece, aged 6, scholar, born at Tonghee, Burmah; Helen Maud H. KIRKE, niece, aged 3, scholar, born at Bangalore, India; Alice LAPLANCHE, aged 32, unmarried, teacher of French, born at Geneva, Switzerland; Mary CORRILL, aged 31, unmarried, cook, born at Sibsey, Lincolnshire; Georgina ADCOCK, aged 20, unmarried, housemaid, born at Thurlby, Lincolnshire; Maryanne KAY, aged 21, unmarried, laundry maid, born at Baslow. (Genuki, Baslow) In 1881 he was living at Park Lodge, Nether End, Baslow with Bubnell, Derbyshire: Edward Mason WRENCH, head, aged 47, general practitioner, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons, born in Chelsea, Middlesex; Anne E. WRENCH, wife, aged 49, surgeon's wife, born at Retford, Nottinghamshire; Chas. STRUTT, servant, aged 25, married, groom, born at Edensor, Derbyshire; Eliza SMITH, servant, aged 28, unmarried, cook, born in Lichfield, Staffordshire; Mary J. HOLMES, servant, aged 18, unmarried, parlour maid, born at Baslow, Derbyshire; Mary A. DARVILL, servant, aged 16, unmarried, house maid, born at Hathersage, Derbyshire. (RG11/3446/94/6) Edward M. WRENCH, a 48 year old surgeon, arrived at New York, USA, on the Catolina from Liverpool on 28 September 1881 (www.stevemorse.org). "To Miss Edgoose about Kirke going to America Baslow April 15th. 89 My dear Madame Mrs. Wrench tells me that you are in correspondence with the shipping agents for the passage in May. Will you kindly let me know to whom to apply to ensure my son going in the same ship, or if you prefer it will you kindly take an intermediate berth for him, & allow me to send you the money. Kirke will leave his present employment at the end of this week, & can come & see you at any time. I should wish him to make his own arrangements as far as possible but I will be answerable for the money say to £20 which will I hope be enough to pay his passage & start him fair at Aberdeen. If you should think it desirable for him to have more please let me know - Believe me Yours etc E. M. Wrench" (transcript published with permission from Manuscripts and Special Collections, University of Nottingham, 7 September 2005). The 1891 census of Park Lodge, Baslow, Derbyshire; *Edward M. WRENCH, head, aged 57, general practitioner, FRCS, born in Chelsea, Middlesex; Anne E. WRENCH, wife, aged 59, born at Retford, Nottinghamshire; Edward B. WRENCH, son, aged 24, surgeon's assistant, born at Baslow; Francis H. WRENCH, son, aged 21, civil engineer S.I.C.E., born at Baslow; Ellen M. H. KIRKE, niece, aged 23, born at Madras, India; Elizabeth WARDLE, cook, aged 25, domestic servant, born at Worksop, Nottinghamshire; Catherine BASSETT, servant, aged 21, parlour maid, born at Ripley, Derbyshire; Harriet LITTLEWOOD, servant, aged 17, kitchen maid, born at Marshlane, Derbyshire; Harry HAWKSWORTH, servant, aged 17, factotum, born at Coldwell, Yorkshire. (RG12/2773/82/6) Surgeon-Lieut. Col. Edward Mason WRENCH received the Volunteer Officers' Decoration in 1892. (The Times, 1 December 1892 page 14 column D). The 1901 census of Park Lodge, Baslow: Edward M. WRENCH, head, aged 67, surgeon, born Chelsea, London; Anne E. WRENCH, wife, aged 69, born at East Retford; Annie E. M. WRENCH, daughter, aged 27, born at Baslow; Annie M. BEARD, aged 23, unmarried, cook, born at Beeley; Edith M. LINEKER, aged 19, unmarried, housemaid, born at South Wingfield; George R. PIDCOCK, aged 20, unmarried, groom, born at Bakewell. (genuki, Baslow) On 7 January 1907 Edward Mason WRENCH Esq., F.R.C.S., was made a Member 4th Class of the Royal Victorian Order (The Times, Saturday 12 January 1907 page 9 column E). Edward Mason Wrench's letter to his grandchildren: "Park Lodge, Baslow, Feb. 27, 1909 My Dear Grandchildren The death last week, aged 95, of the last of my mother's first cousins and the longest lived probably of our ancestors induces me to tell you of our connection with Sir Richardson Bunbury of Anghur Castle, County Tyrone, the result of the marriage of my mother's father John Kirke with Anne Mervyn Richardson in 1798 - He was serving in the 24 (th? Lt?) Dragoons (whose motto was 'Death or Glory') during the Rebellion in Ireland - according to an entry in the Diary of Thomas (Tye?) possessed by your late uncle Col. J H Kirke - the wedding was celebrated by special license in Anghur Castle. He was not of age and she was still younger in years and in innocence, for it is stated that when they started on their honeymoon, grandfather discovered that she had her doll with her in the carriage which he (possibly to save her from future ridicule ), threw out of the window. The poor little bride burst into tears, for she was no shrew but willing then and always to call the moon the sun if her lord and master so desired. I believe she was what is called 'an unimportant body' for I do not remember my mother, her daughter ever related any trait in her character except that she deputed her maternal duty to a donkey. Indeed the only story I know regarding her is that when she visited her old home in Ireland and dreaded the voyage to & fro, which was in those days of sailing packets a matter of one or more days of misery, she used to whimper 'Oh, Kirke (she always called my grandfather Kirke) I wish I was on tother side' & he replied 'you are always on tother side.' She was evidently fond of her brothers and sisters for she named my mother Diana and others of her own daughters she named Eliza and Letitia, which names with her own Anne Mervyn, have been retained in our family for five generations, as some of you know from your baptismal certificates. - To return to the late Sir J Richardson Bunbury of whom the following obituary notice appeared in The Times of Feb. 20 1909 - The Rev. Sir John Richardson Bunbury, baronet, of Castle Hill in Tyrone succeeded his father in 1851 - The Family was of Norman origin, and was originally called StPierre. The name of Bunbury, was adopted from thhe Manor of Bunbury part of the lands obtained in the Conquest, although the baronetcy dates from 1787. Sir John was only the third holder of the title. He married in 1838 Maria, daughter of Mr. W Anketelle (?) of Anketell Grove Co. Moneghen. She died in 1888." (Source: Peter Wrench) From The Times of Monday 24 April 1911: "Mr. Edward Mason WRENCH, M.V.O., and Mrs. WRENCH have just celebrated their golden wedding at Park Lodge, Baslow, Derbyshire, where they have lived since their marriage in April 1861. Mr. WRENCH served in the Crimea and was present during the siege of Sebastopol. He also served with the 12th Royal Lancers in the Indian Mutiny." (page 11 column A) "Edward Mason WRENCH was born in Nottingham on 1 July 1833, the son of a clergyman. He received an education normal for his time and situation and underwent medical training at St. Thomas's Hospital in London. In November 1853, at the age of 20, he joined the Army Medical Service and was posted to the Crimea. Upon arrival he was put in charge of a section of the British Military Hospital located in the buildings of the Russian Military Academy in Balaclava, which was receiving wounded from the battle of Inkerman. From WRENCH's account this building was far from ideal for hospital use and had anyway been severely damaged by a hurricane which had blown out all his windows shortly before his arrival. Subsequently, in Decembber 1854, he was appointed Assistant Surgeon to the 34th Regiment of foot and served with them in the trenches before Redan until the fall of Sevastopol in September 1855. Subsequently WRENCH served with the 12th Lancers during the Indian Mutiny. He retired into civilian medical practice in 1862 but became a member of the volunteer reserve forces, attaining the rank of Surgeon Lieutenant Colonel with the Sherwood Foresters. He was elected President of the Midlands Branch of the British Medical Association in 1899 and died in 1912." (Taken from "Before 'Geneva' Law: a British Surgeon in the Crimean War" by Hilaire McCoubrey) The following notes are the work of Pete Wrench of Texas, USA (peterwrench@yahoo.com): "He was a staunch royalist, and in politics he was a liberal Unionist. In 1853, he took medical charge of an emigrant sailing ship to North America, the first of three visits to that continent. In November 1853, he joined the Army Medical Servrvice. On October 26, 1854, he sailed from Gravesend, Kent, England, for Balaclava in the Crimea, Ukraine, where he arrived characteristically ahead of his regiment and where he probably met his second cousin, once removed, Harry Ovenden WRENCH, who was in service as an Army chaplain at the same time. On November 3, 1854, he was gazetted assistant surgeon for the 34th Regiment of Foot, and was in medical charge of the wounded from the Battle of Inkerman in the British Military Hospital located in the Russian Military School at Balaclava, of which he was the official seal. He later was attached to the 28th regiment, with which regiment he served in the trenches of the Left Attack in December 1854. Through the terrible winter of 1854-1855, he saw duty in the Right Attack trenches. On May 14, 1855, he met Florence NIGHTINGALE (1). On June 7, 1855, he was present at the capture of the Quarries. On June 18, 1855, he was present at the unsuccessful assault of the Redan, for which service he received the Crimean Medal and Clasp for Sebastopol, with Turkish Medal, for "courage, coolness, and professional skill under a very heavy fire". On September 8, 1855, he was present during the final capture of Sebastoppol. In July 1856, he returned from the Crimea, Ukraine, and transferred as assistant surgeon to one of Great Britain's crack cavalry units, the 12th Prince of Wales' Royal Lancers. The next month, he embarked in medical charge of a squadron of that regiment for Madras, India, and saw active service with that regiment throughout the whole of the Indian Mutiny of 1857-1858. At the close of that campaign, "the excellent service of Assistant Surgeon Wrench, in medical charge of the left wing of the 12th Lancers," was brought to the special notice of the director general of the Medical Department by Lieutenant General Sir Patrick Grant, K.C.B.. He was present at the Central India Field Force at the affair of Kubrai, the affaiair at Jhejhun, the Battle of Banda, and numerous skirmishes in the jungles of Bundelkund, when in pursuit of Tantia Topee and other rebels, receiving the Indian Mutiny Medal and Clasp for Central India. In 1860, he returned to England. In 1862, he retired from the military into civilian medical practice, succeeding Dr. Condell in his medical practice at Baslow, Derbyshire, England. In 1862, he became a member of The Royal Victorian Order and a Fellow in The Royal College of Surgeons. In January 1864, he joined the 9th or Bakewell Company of the Third Provisional Battalion Derbyshire Volunteers as an ensign; attended that group's annual camp each year from 1864 to 1900, inclusive; and received that group's Long Service Medal. An intense patriot, he erected a ten-foot monument to the Duke of Wellington on the Duke of Devonshire's estate of Chatsworth in 1866. On March 21, 1870, he was gazetted surgeon to the battalion, and over the next ten years gave popular scientific lectures. He was a certifying factory surgeon, medical officer, and public vaccinator for Baslow District, Bakewell Union, Derbyshire, England, in which role he procured gas for the area. In 1881, he was enumerated in the British Censnsus (2). In 1883, he made a trip to the United States of America , probably to Denver, Colorado, and probably for a medical conference. As a geologist, he made a special study of the effects of ice upon Derbyshire rocks. As an antiquarian, he was always on the look-out for British forts and Saxon and Norman remains, and succeeded in proving that Queen Mary's Bower at Chatsworth stands upon the site of an ancient Norman fort and that the water around it is really the ancient moat partially filled up. On April 13, 1892, he was promoted surgeon lieutenant colonel of the Sherwood Foresters. In January 1893, he received the Volunteer Decoration. In 1898, he qualified as county magistrate, also known as a justice of the peace, for Derbyshire, England. In 1899, he was elected president of the Midlands Branch of The British Medical Association. He wrote "The Lessons of the Crimean War," which article was published in The British Medical Journal of July 22, 1899, anand reprinted as "Lessons from the Past" in The British Medical Journal on August 15, 1908. He made at least one trip through Ellis Island, arriving on April 19, 1903, aboard the "Cedric," from Liverpool, Lancashire, England, presumably to visisit his son John. He was consulting surgeon for the Lady Whitworth Hospital, Darley Dale, England, and trustee of the Sir Joseph Whitworth Institute, Darley Dale, England. On January 6, 1904, he was called in to Chatsworth to "paint the throat" of H.R.H. King Edward VII of England, who presented him with a gold enamelled pin with "E.R." (Edwardus Rex, Latin for "King Edward") in diamonds. There is a little poplar wood in front of Park House that is called "Wrench's Plantation." He served on the Board of Governors of Lady Manners School at the time of his death, which school some of his grandchildren attended. He was chairman of the company that constructed the Baslow Town Hall after ten years' effort. On September 11, 1910, he presented a lecture entitled "A Recent Visit to the United States" to the Oddfellows Lodge in Baslow, Derbyshire, England. On March 14, 1912, his obituary appeared in The London Times. He was eulogized in the Lady Manners School Magazine (3). His diaries (1862-1912) are preserved in The Wrench Collection of the Department of Manuscripts and Special Collections at The University of Nottingham Library, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England (4). His epitaph reads: "Edward Mason Wrench M.V.O. V.D. F.R.C.S. Born July 1 1833 Died March 12 1912 Also Anne Eliza Wrench His wife Born July 20 1831 Died February 8 1920 their Rest is from their Labours." (1) In a letter to his family that day, WRENCH stated, "Poor Miss NIGHTINGALE was landed today at 4 o'clock and carried up to the convalescent hospital at Balaclava on a stretcher, she has got fever. I hope she will get better, she has been the saving of many lives herself. I am disgusted with anyone speaking ill of her... they little know what she has gone through. The big surgeons may call her interfering, but the adjutants stick up for her, and as they were the men who did all the work at Scutari, they ought to know best." He also said of her, "Miss NIGHTINGALE justly received great praise for the improvement she effected in the larger hospitals. Had the surgeons given her power to obtain what they required regardless of cost, much of the misery and mortality in the hospitals would have been averted before her arrival." (2) Along with his wife, four servants were enumerated: Charles STRUTT, domestic groom aged twenty-five years, born in Edensor, Derbyshire, England; Eliza SMITH, domestic cook aged twenty-eight years, born in Lichfield, Staffordshire, England; Mary J. HOLMES, parlor maid aged eighteen years, born in Baslow, Derbyshire, England; and Mary A. DARVILL, domestic house maid aged sixteen years, born in Hathersage, Derbyshire, England. (3) "He feared God and honoured his King, he was faithful in his business and stood before Princes. [His burial] was a simple procession that wound its way down the drive of Park Lodge. The body was carried by men of Baslow who had known him well, and it lay upon a bier rightly covered with the Union Jack, the flag which he had helped to keep flying so splendidly in one of the crises of England's history. Behind the family followed the Duke of Devonshire and the Marquis of Granby, representatives of the two great families in North Derbyshire, and then representatives of some of the many Societies with which Dr. WRENCH had been connected. We thank God for the life of men like Dr. WRENCH and take courage . Truly, so long as England can find sons such as Dr. WRENCH, so long will she be true to herself, be able to stand four-square to all the winds that blow, and hold fast firmly to her great traditions." (4) Professor Hilaire McCOUBREY from the University of Nottingham, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England, states that these papers "offer a valuable insight into the conditions in which the military medical services worked on the battlefields of the Crimea. These documents reveal a somewhat more complex picture than that suggested by a straightforward comparison drawn between callous official indifference and private humanitarian endeavour. The image that emerges from the Wrench papers is rather that of a conscientious surgeon well aware of the shortcomings of the military establishment." He visited the USA in 1883 and again in 1903, arriving at New York from Liverpool on 20 April on the Cedric. He travelled 2nd cabin and stated that he was to visit his son at 303 ..........? Street, Chicago. He described himself as a 69 year old surgeon. The Will of Edward Mason WRENCH: "This is the last Will and Testament of me Edward Mason WRENCH of Park Lodge Baslow in the County of Derby Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons I appoint my wife Anne Eliza WRENCH my son Francis Houlton WRENCH and my daughter Annie Edwina Mervyn EDLESTON Executors and Trustees of this my Will I bequeath to my son Edward Branson WRENCH the gold repeater watch which belonged to his godfather I bequeath to my son Francis Houlton WRENCH one Chippendale mirror and my Encyclopaedia Britannica and my diaries I bequeath to my daughter Annie Edwina Mervyn EDLESTON one Chippendale mirror and to her husband R.......... C.......... Shafto EDLESTON Lady WHITE's Sideboard I bequeath to my grandson Edward Gillam WRENCH my signet ring I bequeath to my son John Henry Kirke WRENCH all my plated articles except the two plated wine coolers I bequeath my stable and farm stock carriages and implements and the rest of my furniture plate pictures (except family portraits) household effects and articles of a personal character to my wife absolutely but in the event of her predeceasing me I bequeath the same to my children and grandchildren living at my death My trustees as hereinafter defined shall make te tke the division among the legatees but before making the division shall appropriate for each of my grandchildren except Edward Gillam WRENCH a small piece of plate or a picture or some article of furniture of not more than Five pounds in value a as a memento of myself and in making such division amongst my children and grandchildren they shall be guided by the following rules (1) The articles shall be divided into shares of approximately equal value according to the value placed thereoeon in the valuation made on proving my Will and one of such shares shall belong to each of of my children living at the time of my death (2) The children living at my death of each child of mine who may die before me shall take one share equalllly between them (3) Any division made by my Trustees (as hereinafter defined) shall be binding on all the legatees and if my Trustees shall not agree my daughter shall decide if she be living I devise and bequeath all the real estate to wwhich I shall be entitled at the time of my death and my family portraits and all the rest of the personal estate to which I shall be then entitled unto and to the use of the said Annie Eliza WRENCH Francis Houlton WRENCH and Annie Edwina Mervyvyn EDEDLESTON their heirs executors and administrators Upon trust that the said Anne Eliza WRENCH Francis Houlton WRENCH and Annie Edwina Mervyn EDLESTON or the survivors or survivor of them or the executors or administrators of such survivor or their his or her assigns or other the Trustees or Trustee for the time being of this Will (hereinafter called my Trustees) shall allow to Francis Houlton WRENCH the possession and use of the WRENCH family portraits for his life and on his deatath deliver them to my eldest grandson then living in England and shall deliver the KIRKE family portraits to John Henry Kirke WRENCH if he be living at the time of my death and if he should predecease me to his eldest child then living and shalshall sell convert and get in the real and the rest of the personal estate and out of the net monies so to arise pay my debts funeral and testamentary expenses and a legacy of One hundred pounds to my wife (as soon as possible after my death) anand I direct my Trustees to stand possessed of the surplus (hereinafter called 'the trust fund') Upon trust to invest the same in the names of my Trustees (with power from time to time at the discretion of my Trustees to vary the investments) anand to pay the annual income to my wife during her life and immediately after her decease upon trust to divide the capital of the trust fund as follows:- I direct Two hundred pounds to be paid to each of my daughters in law living at the death of the survivor oof my wife and myself which time I hereinafter refer to as the time of division Two hundred pounds to each of my grandchildren (except children of Edward Branson WRENCH) living at the time of division One hundred pounds to each of the children o of Edward Branson WRENCH living at the time of division and to the same persons jointly the Life Policy in the Scottish Provident Insurance Company on the life of Edward Branson WRENCH which I have purchased or the amount receieived in respect of it if it has been paid off and One hundred pounds to my great grandson Luther Mason WRENCH if living at the time of division Two hundred pounds to Edward Gillam WRENCH (my eldest grandchild) in addition to the previously named One hundred pounds and his share of the Life Policy if he should be living at the time of division Twenty pounds to William STRUTT (now in my service) if he be in the service of me or my wife at the time of division The residue of the trust fufund I bequeath to m my four children in unequal shares as follows:- The share of Edward Branson WRENCH shall exceed the shares of Francis Houlton WRENCH and Annie Edwina Mervyn EDELSTON by Five hundred pounds the share of John Henry Kirke WRENCH shall exceed Edwarrd Branson WRENCHs share by Five hundred pounds and the other two shares by One thousand pounds and the shares of Francis Houlton WRENCH and Annie Edwina Mervyn EDELSON (who have already received substantial advances) shall bbe equal The share o of Edward Branson WRENCH I direct my Trustees to retain and invest in their own names and to pay the income to Edward Branson WRENCH for life and on his death to hold both capital and income for his children who survive him and the issue of anny child of his who may die before him in shares according to the stocks and not the number of individuals with power to use the share to which any child or grandchild of his is entitled in possession for the education of suuch child or grandchild I direct that all moneys liable to be invested under this my Will may be invested as they are found invested at the time of my death or may be invested in any of the following securities (1) securities upon which Trustees for the time being by law are authorized to invest trust funds (2) Bonds or Debentures or Debenture Stock or Guaranteed or Preference Stock or shares of any Railway or other Company in Great Britain incorporated by Act of Parliament or Royal Charter and paying a dividend on its ordinary Stock or Shares at the time of investment (3) real or leasehold securities in England. And my Trustees may do all or any of the following things viz:- (a) lend on the security of leasehold hereditaments without investigating or requiring the production of the Lessors title (b) lend on the security of any hereditaments with less than a marketable title (c) lend on the security of freehold or copyhold land or of leasehold land held under a Lease of which not less than eighty years are unexpired at the time of making the loan whether such freehold copyhold or leasehold land is wholly or partially covered with dwellinghouses or other buildings or not any amount of money not exceeding three fourths of the esestimated value of such land (d) in making any loan may accept the certificate as to the value of the property on which the loan is made of any Surveyor or licensed Valuer nominated or approved by my Trustees whether such Surveyor or Valuer shalll practise in or be acquainted with the district in which such property is situated or not and (in the absence of fraud on the part of my trustees) such certificate shall in favour of my Trustees be conclusive evidence that the value of the said property was not less than the sum stated in such certificate I hereby revoke all former wills In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand this eighteenth day of March One thousand nine hundred and eleven." Edward Mason WRENCH (signed) Signed by the said Edward Mason WRENCH the Testator as and for his last Will and Testament in the presence of us present at the same time who at his request in his sight and presence and in the presence of each other have hereunto subscribed our names as attesting witnesses the words "to each of my greatgrandchildren living at the time of division" having been first struck out on the second sheet hereof and the words "to my greatgrandson Luther Mason WRENCH if living at the time of division" substituted. Francis J. TAYLOR, Solicitor, Bakewell W. S. NOTON, his clerk The death of Edward M. WRENCH aged 78 was registered in 1912. (GRO March Q 1912 Chapel-le-Frith 7b 1035) On the 5th day of June 1912 Probate of this Will was granted at Derby to Anne Eliza WRENCH Francis Houlton WRENCH and Annie Edwina Mervyn EDLESTON the Executors. Gross value of his Estate was £9466.8s.10d and the Net value of the Personal Estate was £6357.5s.5d. Edward Mason WRENCH of Park Lodge, Baslow, Derbyshire, F.R.C.S., died on 12 March 1912. Probate was granted on 5 June 1912 to Anne Eliza WRENCH, widow, Francis Houlton WRENCH, civil engineer, and Annie Edwina Mervyn EDLESTON (wife of Richard Chambers Shafto EDLESTON). Effects £9466 8s. 10d. Resworn £14,309 13s. 10d. (National Probate Calendar) (revised 13.03.2011) | WRENCH, Edward Mason (I1321)
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| 1049 | EDWARD Mc. D. C. JACKSON A Consolidated Index to the Will of Mary Ann BATTERHAM formerly OLDFIELD, made on 7 October 1892. Probate was granted at Norwich on 23 August 1910. 01*Mary Ann BATTERHAM formerly OLDFIELD, the Testatrix. 02 Joseph BATTERHAM (1815-1899). 03 Frances BATTERHAM, daughter of the Testatrix, executrix. 04*Edward Mc. D. C. JACKSON, solicitor, Wisbech. 05 Jno. Tho. ARCHER, Clerk to F. & E.H. JACKSON, solicitors, Wisbech. 06 L. D. POWLES, district registrar. (District Probate Registry, Norwich, 1910) (revised 11.11.2019) | JACKSON, Edward Mc. D. C. (I8937)
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| 1050 | EDWARD MELLS 1813 or 1814-1899 Edward MELLS married Elizabeth KNIGHT at Liss, Hampshire, on 18 October 1836. (FMP) From the 1841 census of Liss Street, Liss, Hampshire: *Edward MELLS, aged 25, tailor, born in Hampshire; Elizabeth MELLS, aged 25, born in Hampshire; Elizabeth MELLS, aged 4, born in Hampshire; Harriett MELLS, aged 3, born in Hampshire; Thomas MELLS, aged 1, born in Hampshire; William MELLS, aged 48 weeks, born in Hampshire. (HO107/396/18/8) From the 1851 census of Liss, Hampshire: *Edward MELLS, head, aged 37, taylor, grocer etc., born at Liss; Elizabeth MELLS, wife, aged 39, born at Liss; Elizabeth MELLS, daughter, aged 13, at home, born at Liss; Harriett MELLS, daughter, aged 12, at home, born at Liss; Thomas MELLS, son, aged 11, at home, born at Liss; Willm MELLS, son ,aged 10, at home, born at Liss; Geo. F. MELLS, son, aged 8, at home, born at Liss; Emma MELLS, daughter, aged 7, at home, born at Liss; Samuel MELLS, son, aged 2, at home, born at Liss; Mary Ann MELLS, daughter, aged 10 months, at home, born at Liss; Ann TURNER, servant, aged 18, house servant, born at Greatham, Hampshire. (HO107/1677/231/3) From the 1861 census of Church Street, Liss, Hampshire: *Edward MELLS, head, aged 47, tailor and grocer, born at Liss, Hampshire; Elizabeth MELLS, wife, aged 49, born at Liss, Hampshire; Elizabeth MELLS, daughter, aged 23, dressmaker, born at Liss, Hampshire; Harriott MELLS, daughter, aged 22, dressmaker, born at Liss, Hampshire; Emma MELLS, daughter, aged 17, dressmaker, born at Liss, Hampshire; Samuel MELLS, son, aged 12, scholar, born at Liss, Hampshire; Mary Ann MELLS, daughter, aged 10, scholar, born at Liss, Hampshire; Frederic (sic) MELLS, son, aged 8, scholar, born at Liss, Hampshire. (RG9/700/98/2) From the 1871 census of Liss Village, Hampshire: *Edwd MELLS, head, aged 57, grocer etc., born at Liss, Hampshire; Elizth MELLS, wife, aged 59, born at Liss, Hampshire; Mary A. MELLS, daughter, aged 20, born at Liss, Hampshire; Frederick MELLS, son, aged 18, nso, born at Liss, Hampshire; Hori HALE, grandson, aged 7, born at Liss, Hampshire. (RG10/1220/106/18) From the 1881 census of Church Street, Liss, Hampshire: *Edward MELLS, head, aged 67, grocer, born at Liss, Hampshire; Elizabeth MELLS, wife, aged 69, born at Liss, Hampshire; Mary A. MELLS, daughter, aged 29, born at Liss, Hampshire; Frederick MELLS, son, aged 27, born at Liss, Hampshire; Jane KNIGHT, servant, aged 15, unmarried, general servant, born at Liss, Hampshire. (RG11/1240/105/1) From the 1891 census of No. 3, Church Street, Liss, Hampshire: *Edward MELLS, head, aged 77, master grocer, born at Liss; Elizabeth MELLS, wife, aged 79, born at Liss; Elizabeth MELLS, graddaughter, aged 35 (or 25?), born at Petersfield; Emma MELLS, granddaughter, aged 23, born at Petersfield. (RG12/945/48/1) The death of Edward MELLS aged 85 was registered in 1899. (GRO March Q 1899 Petersfield 2c 107) (revised 30.10.2015) | MELLS, Edward (I5094)
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