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| 1851 | FRANCES (Fanny) BATTERHAM 1852-1917 The birth of Frances BATTERHAM was registered in 1852. (GRO September Q 1852 Wisbeach 3b 562) The 1861 census of Dam Road, West Walton,Norfolk; Joseph BATTRAM, head, aged 45, born at Walsoken, Norfolk; Mary A. BATTRAM, wife, aged 40, born at Walton, Norfolk; Elizabeth BATTRAM, daughter, aged 12, born at Walton, Norfolk; Ann BATTRAM, daughter, aged 9, born at Walton, Norfolk; *Frances BATTRAM, daughter, aged 8, born at Walton, Norfolk; Naomi BATTRAM, daughter, aged 5, born at Walton, Norfolk; John S. BATTRAM, son, aged 3, born at Walton, Norfolk. (RG9/1050/73/9) The 1871 census of West Walton, Norfolk: Joseph BATTERHAM, head, aged 56, born at Walsoken, Norfolk; Mary Ann BATTERHAM, wife, aged 51, born at West Walton; *Frances BATTERHAM, daughter, aged 18, born at West Walton; Anna BATTERHAM, daughter, aged 10, born at West Walton; Ruth BATTERHAM, aged 8, born at West Walton; George BATTERHAM, aged 4, born at West Walton; Ann OLDFIELD, mother (sic), aged 73, born at West Walton. (RG10/1617/77/9) In 1881 Joseph BATTERHAM was a 66 year old farmer of 27 acres employing one man, born at Walsoken in Norfolk, and living at Dam Road, West Walton. Living with him were: Mary Ann BATTERHAM, his 60 year old wife, born West Walton; Polly BATTERHAM, daughter, aged 25, born West Walton; *Fanny BATTERHAM, daughter, aged 23, born West Walton; Ruth BATTERHAM, daughter, aged 18, a pupil teach, born West Walton; George BATTERHAM, son, aged 14, born West Walton. (RG11/1697/81/8). From the 1901 census return for Dam Road, West Walton, Norfolk: Mary Ann BATTERHAM, head, aged 80, widow, living on own means, born at West Walton; *Fannie BATTERHAM, daughter, aged 44, living on own means, born at West Walton; George BATTERHAM, son, aged 33, farmer/employer, born at West Walton. (RG13/1557/55/8) 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) From the 1911 census of Ivy House, West Walton, Norfolk: George BATTERHAM, head, aged 44, single, fruitgrower, employer, born at West Walton, Norfolk; *Frances BATTERHAM, sister, aged 54, single, private means, born at West Walton, Norfolk. (RG14 - PN9308 RD187 SD3 ED5 SN59) The death of Frances BATTERHAM aged 63 was registered in 1917. (GRO March Q 1917 Wisbech 3b 845) "This is the last Will of me Frances BATTERHAM of West Walton in the County of Norfolk Spinster whereby I revoke all my former Wills and testamentary dispositions I appoint my brothers George BATTERHAM and John Stanton BATTERHAM Executors and trusteesof this my Will I give three hundred pounds free of duty to my sister Ruth HORRY two hundred pounds free of duty to my sister Maria HERRING and one hundred pounds free of duty to my brother Joseph BATTERHAM I devise and bequeath all real and personal estate not hereby otherwise disposed of except copyhold property unto my said trustees Upon trust that they shall sell get in and convert into money the same and I empower and direct my said trustees to sell all my copyhold property and I declare that my said trustees shall out of the net moneys arising from such sale getting in and conversion pay my funeral and testamentary expenses and debts and the pecuniary legacies hereby given and the duty thereon and shall hold the residue of all the said moneys in trust for my brothers the said George BATTERHAM and John Stanton BATTERHAM and my sister Ruth HORRY in equal shares for their own use and benefit and I declare that the said George BATTERHAM notwithstanding ththat he is or shall be an executor or trustee of this my Will shall have the option to be declared within twelve calendar months after my death by a notice in writing to be given to the other trustee or trustees for the time being of this my will to purchase my dwelling buildings and garden containing two roods (more or less) in West Walton aforesaid at the price of three hundred pounds and any portion of my other real estate he may select at the price of one hundred pounds per acre In witness whereof I the said Frances BATTERHAM have hereunto set my hand this seventeenth day of October one thousand nine hundred and sixteen." Frances BATTERHAM of West Walton, Norfolk, spinster, died on 24 January 1917. Probate was granted at Norwich on 22 February 1917 to George BATTERHAM and John Stanton BATTERHAM. Effects amounted to £2,466 8s. 9d. "BE IT KNOWN that Frances BATTERHAM of West Walton in the County of Norfolk Spinster who at the time of her death had a fixed place of abode at West Walton aforesaid within the District of the County of Norfolk died on the twenty-fourth day of January 1917 at West Walton aforesaid AND BE IT FURTHER KNOWN that at the date hereunder written the last will and Testament of the said deceased was proved and registered in the District Probate Registry of Her Majesty's High Court of Justice at Norwich and that administration of a all the estate which by law devolves to and vests in the personal representative of the said deceased was granted by the aforesaid Court to George BATTERHAM of Ivy House West Walton aforesaid Fruit Grower and John Stanton BATTERHAM of Lark Field Lynn Road Walsoken in the said County Fruit Grower the Brothers of the deceased the Executors named in the said Will Dated the 22nd. day of February 1917 Extracted by Edward M. JACKSON Solicitor" Surnames capitalised) (National Probate Calendar 1917) She was buried at West Walton on 27 January 1917 aged 63. (FreeReg) (revised 11.11.2019) | BATTERHAM, Frances (I705)
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| 1852 | FRANCES (FANNY) ELIZABETH MADGWICK 1874- The birth of Fanny (sic) Elizabeth MADGWICK was registered in 1874. She was the daughter of James and Annie MADGWICK of Haslemere, Surrey. (GRO March Q 1874 Hambledon 2a 133) Walter Ernest PINKNEY married Frances Elizabeth MADGWICK in 1893. (GRO June Q 1893 Hambledon 2a 269) NOTES & QUERIES: No trace of her has been found since the death of her second son in 1897. She does not appear in the 1901 or 1911 census of England & Wales. Her husband Walter Ernest PINKNEY had a housekeeper in 1911 so perhaps the separation was permanent. | MADGWICK, Frances Elizabeth (I4633)
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| 1853 | FRANCES ABORN 1771-1773 Frances Daugr of William ABOURN buried at Pinchbeck 7 August 1773 | ABORN, Frances (I1166)
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| 1854 | FRANCES AMANDA OLDFIELD 1866-1940 According to Judith Littleport Lee on Worldconnect she was born at Cass, DuPage Co., Illinois, USA, on 17 July 1866. She married JACKSON LITTLEFORD on 4 March 1885 (Illinois Statewide Marriage Index 1763-1900). "Mr. JACKSON LITTLEFORD and Miss FRANKIE OLDFIELD were married at the home of Mr. JESSE OLDFIELD. Both were born and reared in Downers Grove. Rev. W. L. Demorest officiated." (Wheaton Illonoian 13 March 1885 p. 1, col. 4 - http://wpl.wheaton.lib.il.us:81) She died in 1940 (DuPage Co. Downer's Grove and Lisle Township Cemetery Records) - 9 May 1940 according to the Judith Littleport Lee tree on Worldconnect. | OLDFIELD, Frances Amanda (I3021)
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| 1855 | FRANCES ANN HUDSON or HINES 1937-1873 Frances Ann HUDSON was born on 11 July 1837. (GRO September Q 1837 Wisbech 14 117) Frances Ann, daughter of King Claydon HUDSON, was born at West Walton, Norfolk, on 6 August 1937. (Parish Register transcript) She has not been traced in the 1841 census. The 1851 census returns for Cooks Hill, Walsoken, Norfolk, list the following: Henry HINES, head, aged 34, wheelwright, born Upwell in Cambridgeshire; H. C. HINES (Mistranscription for K. C. ?), wife, aged 38, born West Walton, Norfolk; *F. A. HINES, daughter, aged 13, born West Walton, Norfolk; Emma HINES, daughter, aged 12, born Walpole, Norfolk; Charles HINES, son, aged 9, born Walton, Norfolk; Alfred HINES, son, aged 7, a scholar, born Upwell, Norfolk (sic); Edith HINES, daughter, aged 2, born Walsoken, Norfolk. (HO107/1767/215/41) She gave birth to an illegitimate daughter Anne HUDSON in 1858. (GRO December Q 1858 Rotherhithe 1d 525) Elizabeth BROOK, daughter of Frances Anne HUDSON (1837-1873), was born at 6 William Terrace, Rotherhithe, on 19 November 1860. The informant was Frances Anne HUDSON, mother, 6 William Terrace, nr. Red Lion, Rotherhithe. (GRO December Q. 1860 Rotherhithe 1d 538) She died within 6 weeks of birth, i.e. before the end of December 1860. (GRO December Q. 1860 Rotherhithe 1d 358) The 1861 census of 6 William Terrace, Rotherhithe, Surrey: King C. HINES, head, aged 48, widow, laundress, born at West Walton, Norfolk; *Frances A HUDSON, daughter, aged 23, needlewoman, born at West Walton; Anne HUDSON, grandddaughter, aged 2, born at Rotherhithe; Alfred HINES, son, aged 17, labourer in charcoal works, born at Northdelph, Norfolk; Thirza HINES, daughter, aged 6, scholar, born at Rotherhithe, Surrey. Samuel BREWSTER, boarder, aged 32, bricklayer, born at Calius (?), Suffolk; Herbert James BREWSTER, boarder, aged 7, scholar, born at Rotherhithe. (RG9/390/179/22) She gave birth to an illegitimate daughter Agnes Brooks HUDSON at 2 Norman Road, Greenwich, Kent, on 8 June 1862. Frances Ann HUDSON married John BROOKS at the parish Church of St. Paul, Deptford, in the County of Kent and Surrey on 27 January 1863. John BROOKS was described as a bachelor of full age, a police constable of this parish, and son of Elijah BROOKS farmer. Frances Ann HUDSON was described as a spinster of full age, of this parish, daughter of Henry Hines HUDSON, carpenter. Witnesses were Joseph DAWKINS and Rebecca MASTERS. (GRO March 1863 Greenwich 1d 698) The 1871 census of 2 Maynard Road, Rotherhithe, Surrey: *Frances A. BROOK (sic), head, aged 33, manger (?), born at West Walton, Norfolk; Ann HUDSON, daughter, aged 12, born at Rotherhithe, Surrey; Ed(ith) BROOK, daughter, aged 4, born at Rotherhithe; Emma S. BROOK, daughter, aged 2, born at Rotherhithe; T. Maria BROOK, daughter, aged 1 month, born at Rotherhithe; E(dith) HINES, sister, aged 22, unmarried, born at Walsoken, Norfolk; Saml FRANCIS, boarder, aged 32, unmarried, labourer, born at Rotherhithe. Also at the same address: Ann BROWN, head, aged 44, widow, charwoman, born at Stonehouse, Devonport; Marie BROWN, daughter, aged 18, gold thread spinner, born at Bradford, Yorkshire. (RG10/643/46/30) Frances Anne (sic) BROOKS died at 2 Maynard Road, Rotherhithe, Surrey, on 7 March 1873. (GRO March Q 1873 St. Olave (which includes Rotherhithe) 1d 202) (revised 13.04.2008) | HUDSON, Frances Ann (I9220)
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| 1856 | FRANCES BARBER formerly YARROLL née KIRTON 1726-1785 A Frances, daughter of Anthony and Frances KIRTON of Whaplode, Lincolnshire, was baptised at Whaplode on 25 May 1726. (FreeReg) An Anthony KIRTON witnessed her marriage to John YARROLL in 1754. See below. John YARROLL and Frances KIRTON were married by licence at Tydd St. Mary, Lincolnshire, on 10 October 1754. Witnesses were Anthony KIRTON and John LUCEMAN. (FreeReg) Richard BARBER, bachelor, married Frances YARROLL, widow, at Tydd St. Mary, Lincolnshire, on 15 May 1765. Witnesses were Ann KIRTON and Clathsney(?) KIRTON. (FreeReg) Frances, relict of Richard BARBER, carpenter, was buried at Tydd St. Mary, Lincolnshire, on 15 May 1785 aged 60. (FreeReg) | KIRTON, Frances (I6026)
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| 1857 | FRANCES BATTERHAM 1849-1927 Frances BATTERHAM was the daughter of the Benjamin BATTERHAM who was baptised at Walsoken on 31 March 1822. He married Mary Ann AULDAY in 1845 (GRO June Q 1845 Wisbech 14 225) and died in Cass Township, DuPage County, Illinois, USA, in 1850. His wife Mary Ann AULDAY was born in Cambridgeshire in 1814 or 1815 and died in DuPage County in about 1853. (source: e-mail from Bill Thompson bill.thompson@wtassoc.com). Frances BATTERHAM was born in 1849 at Cass Township, DuPage County, Illinois, USA, and died at Downers Grove, DuPage County, in 1927. (source: e-mail from Bill Thompson bill.thompson@wtassoc.com) | BATTERHAM, Frances (I4856)
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| 1858 | FRANCES BATTERHAM nee HUDSON 1796-1885 Frances, daughter of John and Mary HUDSON, was baptised at Holm Hale, Norfolk, on 14 February 1796. (FreeReg) John BATTERHAM, a West Walton bachelor, and Frances HUDSON, a West Walton spinster, were married at West Walton, Norfolk, on 13 October 1813. Witnesses were John FISHER and Frances NEAL. (FreeReg) From the 1841 census of Walsoken, Norfolk, taken on 6 June 1841: John BATTERHAM, aged 56, agricultural labourer, born in Norfolk; *Frances BATTERHAM, aged 45, born in Norfolk; John BATTERHAM, aged 19, agricultural labourer, born in Norfolk; William BATTERHAM, aged 15, born in Norfolk; James BATTERHAM, aged 10, born in Norfolk; Maria BATTERHAM, aged 9, born in Norfolk; George BATTERHAM, aged 4 days, born in Norfolk. (HO107/770/12/10/12) From the 1851 census of Lynn Road, Walsoken, Norfolk: John BATTERHAM, head, aged 67, labourer, born at Walsoken; *Frances BATTERHAM, wife, aged 53 (i.e. born 1797-1798), born at Hale, Norfolk; William BATTERHAM, son, aged 25, drover, born at Walsoken; Maria BATTERHAM, daughter, aged 19, dressmaker, born at Walsoken. (HO107/1767/290/21) From the 1861 census of Chappel (sic) Row, Walsoken, Norfolk: *Francis BETTERHAM (sic), head, aged 65 (i.e. born 1795-1796), widow, agricultural labourer, born at Holm Hill (sic), Norfolk; Eliza BETTERHAM, granddaughter, aged 12, scholar, born at West Walton, Norfolk; Leshoma BETTERHAM, granddaughter, aged 5, scholar, born at West Walton. RG9/1052/68/12) From the 1871 census of Kettle Row, Village Street, Walsoken, Norfolk: *Frances BATTERHAM, head, aged 77 (i.e. born 1793-1794), agricultural labourer's widow, born at Holm Hale, Norfolk. (RG10/1619/75/6) Frances BATTERHAM, an 83 year old (i.e. born 1797-1798) widow born at "Hollownale" in Norfolk, was living at Sparrow Gate Road, Walsoken, Norfolk, in 1881. She was "Kept by Sons" RG11/1699/68/6) The death of a Frances BATTERHAM aged 89 (i.e. born 1795-1796) was registered in 1885. (GRO December Q 1885 Wisbech 3b 407) She was buried at Walsoken on 30 December 1885. (www.familysearch.org) NOTE: Another Frances HUDSON married Thomas WEBB at West Walton on 23 November 1819. (Norfolk Marriages 1801-1837) NOTES & QUERIES: Did John and Frances have a daughter Frances who was born circa 1828? According to Sunny (soettel at cox.net) Frances BATTERHAM married Thomas RICE at St. Pancras, Middlesex, on 8 September 1853. Thomas RICE was of full age, a bachelor, a labourer, living at Edward St., son of George RICE, labourer. Frances BATTERHAM was of full age, a spinster, residing at Gloucester Road, daughter of John BATTERHAM deceased. Witnesses were George SMITH and W. ?BRECKERIDGE? Later census records show that she was born in Walsoken, Norfolk. (revised 11.01.2011) | HUDSON, Frances (I954)
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| 1859 | FRANCES BAVIN 1749-1762 Frances, daughter of Peter and Elizabeth BAVIN, was buried at Gedney, Lincolnshire, on 8 January 1762. | BAVIN, Frances (I1194)
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| 1860 | FRANCES BEALE formerly SLATER Thomas BEAL married Frances SLATER at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 13 June 1637. (familysearch.org) 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 22.02.2020) | SLATER, Frances (I8837)
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| 1861 | FRANCES BEATRICE BAKER 1877- The birth of FRANCES BEATRICE BAKER was registered in 1877. (GRO September Q 1877 Leicester 7a 278) The 1881 census of 15 Lexham Street, Belgrave, Leicester, Leicestershire: James Arthur BAKER, head, aged 39, carpenter & joiner, born at Coton, Warwickshire; Agnes BAKER, wife, aged 34, tailoress, born in Leicester; Emily Agnes BAKER, daughter, aged 13, bag maker, born in Leicester; William Ernest BAKER, son, aged 10, scholar, born in Leicester; Arthur Edwin BAKER, son, aged 8, scholar, born in Leicester; James Edgoose BAKER, son, aged 7, scholar, born in Leicester; Florence Amelia BAKER, daughter, aged 5, born in Leicester; *Frances Beatrice BAKER, daughter, aged 3, born in Leicester; Miriam Adelaide BAKER, daughter, aged 2, born in Leicester; Albert Edward BAKER, son, aged 1, born in Leicester. (RG11/3154/68/20) The 1891 census of 15 Lexham Street, Belgrave, Leicester, Leicestershire: JAMES A. BAKER, head, aged 49, carpenter and joiner, born at Coaton (sic), Warwickshire; AGNES BAKER, wife, aged 45, born in Leicester; EMILY A. BAKER, daughter, aged 23, box maker, born in Leicester; ARTHUR E. BAKER, son, aged 18, coffin maker, born in Leicester; JAMES E. BAKER, son, aged 17, shoe clicker, born in Leicester; FLORENCE A. BAKER, daughter, aged 15, cigar maker apprentice; born in Leicester; *FRANCES B. BAKER, daughter, aged 13, at home, left school, born in Leicester; MIRIAM A. BAKER, daughter, aged 12, scholar, born in Leicester; ALBERT E. BAKER, son, aged 11, scholar, born in Leicester; JOHN F. E. BAKER, son, aged 6, scholar, born at Belgrave, Leicestershire; ELSIE M. BAKER, daughter, aged 2, born at Belgrave, Leicestershire. (RG12/2522/58/58) The 1901 census of 1 Lexham Street, Leicester, Leicestershire: JAMES BAKER, head, aged 64, carpenter, born at Coaton (sic), Cheshire (sic); AGNES BAKER, wife, aged 54, born in Leicester; JAMES BAKER, son, aged 26, postman, born in Leicester; FLORENCE BAKER, aged 25, taper maker, born in Leicester; *FRANCES BAKER, aged 23, born in Leicester; MIRIAM BAKER, aged 22, cotton winder, born in Leicester; ALBERT BAKER, aged 21, carpenter, born in Leicester; JOHN BAKER, aged 16, errand boy, born in Leicester; ELSIE BAKER, daughter, aged 12, born in Leicester. (RG13/2993/140/24) The 1911 census of 1 Lexham Street, Leicester, Leicestershire: James Arthur BAKER, head, aged 69, carpenter, born at Chilvers Coton, Warwickshire; Agnes BAKER, wife, aged 64, married 44 years, born in Leicester; Florence BAKER, daughter, aged 35, single, waitress, born in Leicester; *Frances BAKER, daughter, aged 33, single, born in Leicester; Elsie BAKER, daughter, aged 22, single, hosiery buttonholes, born in Leicester; Lily BAKER, granddaughter, aged 10, school, born in Leicester; Marie LARDER, boarder, aged 22, single, hosiery machinist, born in Leicester. (RG14PN19207/RG78PN1150B/RD407/SD1/ED43) (revised 06.09.2006) | BAKER, Frances Beatrice (I4997)
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| 1862 | FRANCES BENNER NOTES & QUERIES: In his will proved in 1804 John ABORN of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, refers to his three nieces, Ann, Frances and Elizabeth BENNER, all under 21, for who he was guardian under the will of their late father-in-law Robert ABORN deceased. | BENNER, Frances (I1389)
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| 1863 | FRANCES BROWN 1723- Frances, daughter of Matthew BROWN by Frances, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 9 January 1722/23. (PR) | BROWN, Frances (I7951)
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| 1864 | FRANCES BROWN née ROBINSON Mathew BROWN and Frances ROBINSON married at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 17 April 1707. (Phillimore) Pinchbeck Register has Mary BROWN and Francis ROBINSON. | ROBINSON, Frances (I7929)
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| 1865 | FRANCES CHENEY 15??-1608 From Lincolnshire Wills 1600-1617 by A. R. Maddison, Will No.32 pages 28 and 29, footnote on page 29. "She was the natural daughter of Sir Thomas CHENEY or CHEYNEY, Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports, and married her distant cousin William CHENEY, son of William CHENEY of Thorngumbald in Holderness. He settled at Boston, and was buried there in 41st Elizabeth [1598/99]. From the younger son, John CHENEY of Benington, descended a family of CHENEY at Boston in the last century in trade, which became extinct about the beginning of this century. It is represented in the female line by the GARFITT and THIRKILL families, See Vistitations of Yorkshire in 1584 and 1612, ed. by J. FOSTER, pa. 148. Her daughter, Elizabeth CHENEY, had married John KILLINGWORTH of co. Cambridge, and their daughter, Anne, married Richard SKEPPER, of East Kirkby, co. Lincoln. Mrs. Frances CHEYNEY and Mrs. Anne CHEYNEY were witnesses to the Will of George SKEPPER, gent., made on 28 September 1606 and proved at Boston, Lincolnshire, on 30 March 1607. An index of the Will of Frances CHENEY, widow, of Boston, Lincolnshire, whose will was made on 25 November 1604. Probate was granted at Boston, Lincolnshire, on 4 August 1608. 01*Frances CHENEY the testatrix, widow, of Boston, Lincolnshire; 02 William CHENEY Esquier, late husband of the testatrix; 03 Christopher CHENEY, son of the testatrix; 04 John CHENEY, son of the testatrix; 05 Francis CHENEY, daughter of the above John CHENEY, granddaughter of the testatrix; 06 Mr . Nicholas and Mr. Thomas LYSLE, gentlemen, debtors; 07 Anne CHENEY, executrix, daughter of the testatrix, to have the education and bringing up of said daughter of John CHENEY; 08 [John] KILLINGWORTH, son of the testatrix; 09 [Elizabeth] Wife of KILLINGWORTH, daughter of the testatrix; 10 Marie KILLINGWORTH, daughter of Elizabeth and John KILLINGWORTH; 11 Francis CROPLEY cosen of the testatrix; 12 FIELD, son of the testatrix; 13 FIELD, wife of the above, daughter of the testatrix; 14 John MORTON, old servant of the testatrix; 15 Margarett WHITT; 16 Mrs. SKEPPER wife of Mr. Edward SKEPPER; 17 Mrs. PURIE; 18 Old Mrs. STEPHENSON; 19 Lucer BROWNE; | CHENEY, Frances (I9302)
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| 1866 | FRANCES CLARICE MINERVA STRICKLAND née PLOWRIGHT 1903-1965 The birth of Frances Clarice M. PLOWRIGHT was registered in 1903. (GRO September 1903 Sheffield 9c 582) The 1911 census of 180 Alexander Road, Heeley, Sheffield, Yorkshire: James William PLOWRIGHT, head, aged 31, married, police constable, born at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire; Eleanor Clarice Minerva PLOWRIGHT, wife, aged 29, married 9 years, 2 children both living, born at Sheffield, Yorkshire; *Frances Clarice Minerva PLOWRIGHT, daughter, aged 7, born at Sheffield, Yorkshire; Dorothy Martha PLOWRIGHT, daughter, aged 1, born at Sheffield, Yorkshire. (RG14/27801) The marriage between Frances C. M. PLOWRIGHT and Harold A. STRICKLAND was registered in 1943. (GRO September Q 1943 Buckrose 9d 69) The death of Frances C. M. STRICKLAND aged 61 was registered in 1965. (GRO March Q 1965 Greenwich 5c 636) (revised 17.07.2013) | PLOWRIGHT, Frances Clarice Minerva (I7576)
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| 1867 | FRANCES COULSON SLEIGHT 1820-1859 Frances Coulson SLEIGHT was born on 5 September 1820 and baptised at Swineshead on 10 September, daughter of William SLEIGHT and Ann. (IGI) The marriage between Frances Coulson SLEIGHT and Joseph ELLIFF was registered in 1843. (GRO March Q 1843 Holbeach 14 478) The death of Frances Coleson (sic) ELLIFF was registered in 1859. (GRO September Q 1859 Holbeach 7a 203) (revised 23.11.2008) | SLEIGHT, Frances Coulson (I5512)
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| 1868 | FRANCES COULSON SLEIGHT 1840- The birth of a Francis (sic) Coulson SLEIGHT was registered in 1840. (GRO March Q 1840 Boston 14 271) From the 1841 census of North End, Swineshead, Lincolnshire: Richard SLEIGHT, aged 20, farmer, y; Susanna SLEIGHT, aged 25, y; *Frances SLEIGHT, aged 1, y. (HO107/611/11/54/3) From the 1851 census of Victoria Street, Holbeach, Lincolnshire: Ann TINSLEY, wife, aged 61, married, farmer's wife, born at Swineshead; Sarah GREEN, servant, aged 17, house servant, born at Holbeach; *Frances SLIGHT, granddaughter, aged 11, born at Holbeach. HO107/2097/585/4) The marriage between William WALDEN and Frances Coulson SLEIGHT was registered in 1858. (GRO June Q 1858 Holbeach 7a 533) From the 1861 census of Princes Street, Holbeach, Lincolnshire: William WALDEN, head, aged 23, steam threshing machine driver, born at Holbeach; *Frances C. WALDEN, wife, aged 21, born at Swineshead, Lincolnshire; Susannah K. WALDEN, daughter, aged 2, born at Holbeach; Richard SLEIGHT, boarder, aged 17, stone mason, born at Holbeach. (RG9/2330/18/30) | SLEIGHT, Frances Coulson (I5500)
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| 1869 | FRANCES 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, Franncis (I8906)
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| 1870 | FRANCES DEARSLEY formerly .......... 16??-1681 John EDGOOSE, William LONGLANDS, and Robert LANGTON witnessed the will of France DEARSLEY of Pinchbeck, Gentlewoman, on 3 September 1681. Probate was granted on 26 September 1681. (PROB 11/367/268) An Index of the Will of Mrs. Frances DEARSLEY (????-1681), Gentlewoman, of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire. The Will was made on 3 September 1681. Probate granted at London on 26 September 1681. 01*Mrs. Frances DEARSLEY, the Testatrix. 02 Henry MADEN, his "sisters or kinsfoke". 03 Hannah ROBINSON, the Testatrix's servant. 04 Mary EARLE, daughter of William EARLE, goddaughter of the Testatrix. 05 William EARLE, supervisor. 06 John HODGE. 07 Mr. Michael MITCHELL. 08 Mrs. TO[illegible]. 09 William WALKER, sexton. 10 Richard GILL 11 Richard ROBINSON 12 Robert ROBINSON, supervisor 13 Sir Thomas OGLE Kt Major, executor. 14 Sir Thomas OGLE Kt guardian and executor in trust for his son 15 John EDGOOSE, witness. 16 William LONGLANDS, witness. 17 Robert LANCKTON, witness. (Prerogative Court of Canterbury Will PROB II/367/268) The Will of Frances DEARSLEY of Pinchbeck in Lincolnshire, Gentlewoman: (surnames capitalised and abbreviarions expanded) "In The name of God Amen. I Frances DEARSLEY of Pinchbeck in the County of Lincolne Gentlewoman sicke in body But perfect memory Praised be God, Doe make and ordeine this my last will in manner and forme following First I bequeath my soule into the hands of Almighty God Trusting to be saved by the alone meritts of Jesus Christ my alone Saviour and Redeemer And my Body to the Earth from whence it was taken And that worldly Estate That it hath pleased God to blesse me withall I bequeath as followeth Inp(rim)es my will and mind is That what is due to the sisters or Kinsfoke of Henry MADEN by the last will of henry MADEN aforesaid be forthwith after my decease all accounted for and paid by my Executor hiriafter [sic] named Item I give nto Hannah ROBINSON my servant Five pounds All my Clothes and the Bed she lyeth on ready furnished with BEDDING as it now is Item give unto Mary the daughter of Will(ia)m Earle my Goddaughter a Diamond Ring a Pearle necklace a silver Porringer and the Bed I now lye on furnished as it now is Item I give to John HODGE one Eleaven shilling peice of Gold Item I give to the poore of Pinchbeck Twenty shillings a yeare for Five yeares to be distributed amongst them by the Churchwardens of Pinchbecke upon St Thomas day dureing the aforesaid Five yeares Item I give unto Mr Michaell MITCHELL Twenty shillings to preach my Funerall Sermon Item I give unto Mrs. TO[illegible] Twenty shillings Item I give unto Will(ia)m WALKER The Sixton(?) Twenty shillings for his labour of takeing up the Tombe in the Quaire where my Grandfather was buried and burying me there and setting up the Tombe againe as it is Item I give unto Richard GILL Twenty shillings Item I give unto Richard ROBINSON Twenty shillings All the Rest of my goods I give them wholly to the sonne of Sir Thomas OGLE Kt the Major whom I make Executor of this my will And I appoint the said Sir Thomas OGLE Kt. Guardean and Executor in Trust for his said sonne And he the said Sir Thomas OGLE Kt to receive my debts and discharge and payings debts rents and Legacies and [illegible] the Charge of bringing my Body in Christian like manner to the ground And I doe appoint Will(ia)m EARLE and Robert ROBINSON Supravisors of this my will And I give to either of them a Twenty shillings peice of Gold And my will is further That my said Supravisors shall take care and provide for my Funerall And order the Rest of my Estate att their discretion Till my Executor be sent for and come downe In Witness hereof I have sette my hand and Seale this Third day of Sep(t)ember in the yeare of our Lord 1681. Frances Signed sealed read Published and declared in presense of John EDGOOSE William LONGLANDS Robert LANCKTON his mark." Probate was granted at London on 26 September 1681. (Prerogative Court of Canterbury Will PROB II, Piece 367, Page 0268) © Crown Copyright Images reproduced by courtesy of The National Archives, London, England. www.NationalArchives.gov.uk & www.TheGenealogist.co.uk Mrs. Frances DEARSLEY was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 7 September 1681. (Parish Register) (revised 13.10.2019) | [DEARSLEY, MRS.], Frances (I8411)
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| 1871 | FRANCES ELIZABETH GAUNTLETT née COMBS 1856-1929 The birth of Frances Elizabeth COMBES [sic] was registered in 1856. (GRO September Q 1856 [COMBES] Farnborough 02a 76) Frances Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas COMBS and Mary, was baptised at Headley, Hampshire, on 12 October 1856. (Familysearch) The 1861 census of Headley, Hampshire: Thomas COOMBES (sic), head, aged 48, shepherd, born at Headley; Mary COOMBES, wife, aged 43, born at Headley; George COOMBES, son, aged 11, agricultural labourer, born at Headley; Susan COOMBES, daughter, aged 9, scholar, born at Headley; *Franciss (sic) E. COOMBES, aged 4, scholar, born at Headley. (RG9/436/65/12) From the 1871 census of Headley Path, Lincolnshire: Thomas COOMB [sic], head, aged 56, widower, agricultural labourer, born at Headley, Hampshire; *Fanny COOMB, daughter, aged 15, born at Headley, Hampshire; Annie COOMB, granddaughter, aged 3, born at Headley, Hampshire; John SH??TH, lodger, aged 22, unmarried, carpenter, born at Portsmouth. (RG10/1228/65/17) Francis [sic] Elizabeth COMBES, daughter of Thomas COMBES, married Andrew GAUNTLETT, son of Willliam GAUNTLETT, at Headley, Hampshire, on 9 October 1880. (Familysearch) (GRO December Q 1880 Alton 2c 351) The 1881 census of Moor House, Headley, Hampshire: Andrew GAUNTLETT, head, married, aged 23, labourer, born at Headley, Hampshire; *Frances E. GAUNTLETT, wife, married, aged 24, born at Headley, Hamshire; (RG11/1248/38/14) The birth of their daughter Minnie Louise GAUNTLETT was registered in 1888. (GRO June Q 1888 Alton 2c 157) The 1891 census of Deadwater, Headley, Hampshire: Andrew GAUNTLETT, head, married, aged 33, bricklayer labour, born at Headley, Hampshire; *Frances E. GAUNTLETT, wife, married, aged 34, born at Headley, Hampshire; Minnie L. GAUNTLETT, daughter, aged 3, born at Headley, Hampshire. (RG12/952/96/14) The 1901 census of Deadwater, Headley, Hampshire: Andrew GAUNTLETT, head, married, aged 42, cattleman on farm, worker, born at Headley, Hampshire; *Frances GAUNTLETT, wife, married, aged 43, born at Headley, Hampshire; Minnie GAUNTLETT, daughter, aged 13, born at Headley, Hampshire. (RG13/1100/104/14) Their son Burt Arthur G. GAUNTLETT was born on 20 December 1901. (death certificate) From the 1911 census of Deadwater, Bordon, Hampshire: Andrew GAUNTLETT, head, aged 52, married, cowman, worker, born at Headley, Hampshire; *Frances E. GAUNTLETT, wife, aged 54, married 30 years, 3 children 2 living, born at Headley, Hampshire; Burt A. G. GAUNTLETT, son, aged 9, born at Headley, Hampshire. Harry UNCLE(?), visitor, aged 26, single, soldier, born at Clapham, London. (RG14/6229/181) The death of Andrew GAUNTLETT aged 68 was registered in 1926. (GRO December Q 1926 Alton 2c 208) The death of Frances E. GAUNTLETT aged 73 was registered in 1929. (GRO September Q 1929 Alton 2c 185) NOTES & QUERIES: The marriage between Bert [sic] A. G. GAUNTLETT and Kitty E. F. FIFIELD was registered in 1929. (GRO December Q 1929 Alton 2c 529) The death of Arthur G. GAUNTLETT was registered in 1976. According to the registration of his death he was born on 20 December 1901. (GRO December 1976 Truro 21 0593) Kitty Eveline GAUNTLETT was born on 12 June 1909 and died on 28 September 2007. (Ancestry Death Index 2007-2013) (revised 07.12.2016) | COOMBS, Frances Elizabeth (Combs) (I4254)
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| 1872 | FRANCES FULLER née CHAMBERLAIN or FRANCES CHAMBERLAIN LEETE 1849-1935 Frances CHAMBERLAIN, the illegitimate daughter of Bethia [sic] CHAMBERLAIN of Guilden Morden, was born at Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, on 18 April 1849. (GRO June Q 1849 Royston &c 6 613) From the 1851 census of High Street, Great Morden, Cambridgeshire: Wm CHAMBERLAIN, head, aged 53, agricultural labourer, born at Great Morden; Esther CHAMBERLAIN, wife, aged 45, born at Northampton; Bithiah CHAMBERLAIN, daughter, aged 23, born at Great Morden; David CHAMBERLAIN, son, aged 16, born at Great Morden; Wm CHAMBERLAIN, son, aged 11, born at Great Morden; John CHAMBERLAIN, son, aged 7, scholar, born at Great Morden; Charles CHAMBERLAIN, son, aged 5, scholar, born at Great Morden; *Frances CHAMBERLAIN, granddaughter, aged 2, born at Great Morden. (HO107/1707/554/25) The 1861 census of Bedford Road, Hitchin, Hertfordshire: Tempest LEETE, head, aged 66, retired farmer, born at Shingay, Cambridgeshire; Bithiah LEETE, wife, aged 33, born at Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire; *Frances LEETE, daughter, aged 11 (illegitimate?), scholar, born at Guilden Morden; Reuben LEETE, son, aged 7 (illegitinate?), scholar, born at Guilden Morden; Tempest LEETE, son, aged 4, scholar, born at Hitchin, Hertfordshire. (RG9/819/70/26) At the time of the 1871 census she was a 21 year old visitor at 23 Chestnut Street, Leicester St. Mary, born at Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire. It is not clear whom she was visiting as hers is the first name listed and the other occupants were lodgers, her mother and Arthur EDGOOSE were living at 21 Chestnut Street. (RG10/3283/24/19) The marriage between a Frances Chamberlain LEETE and Edwin Thomas FULLER was registered in 1878. (GRO December Q 1878 Leicester 7a 481) In 1881 Frances FULLER was 27 years old, born at Morden, Cambridgeshire, and living at 106 Walnut Street, Leicester, with her husband Edwin T. FULLER and son Edwin F. FULLER. (RG11/3173/119/11) In 1891 the family were living at Duncan Road, Aylestone, Leicestershire. Also present was their 66 year old spinster aunt Catherine CHAMBERLAIN who was born at Potton, Bedfordshire. (RG12/2496/81/30) The 1901 census for 26 Filbert Street, Leicester, Leicestershire: Edwin Thomas FULLER, head, aged 43, nursery boot pressman, born at Eynsham, Oxfordshire; *Frances FULLER, wife, aged 43, born at Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire; Edwin Frank FULLER, son, aged 21, boot rivetter, born at Leicester, Leicestershire; 5 more sons; Catherine CHAMBERLAIN, aunt, aged 76, single, living on own means, born at Potton in Bedfordshire. (RG13/3005/135/28) The 1911 census of 39 Halstead Road, Enfield, Middlesex: Edwin Thomas FULLER, head, aged 54, gas cooker cleaner at gas works, born ay Eynsham, Oxfordshire; *Frances Chamberlain FULLER, wife, aged 56, married 32 years, 6 children (all living), born at Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire; Edgar FULLER, son, aged 21, visitor, incandescent maintenance fitter, born at Leicester; Edith FULLER, visitor, aged 23, married under 1 year, 1 child (living), born at Battersea, London; Thomas FULLER, aged 1 month, born at Leicester; Percy James MOXEY, boarder, aged 30, single, gas cooker cleaner at gas works, born at W. Poulac, Jersey; Archibald Martin WRIGHT, boarder, aged 26, single, railway guard, born at Otten Belchamp, Essex. (RG14/7411) The death of a Frances FULLER aged 85 was registered in 1935. (GRO March Q 1935 Leicester 7a 224) (revised 13.04.2013) | CHAMBERLAIN, Frances (I4177)
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| 1873 | FRANCES GREATHAM née BAVIN 1724-1774 She was mentioned in her mother's will in 1745. (LCC Wills 1745:13) Frances, wife of John GREATHAM, was buried at Gedney, Lincolnshire, on 6 September 1774. (LFHS Baptisms and Burial Index 1754-1812) | BAVIN, Frances (I2537)
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| 1874 | FRANCES GRIMES or GRAYHAM 1703-1711 Frances, daughter of James GRIMES and Elizabeth, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 27 November 1703. (PR) Frances, daughter of James GRAYHAM and Eliz., was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 25 August 1711. (PR) (revised 04.08.2016) | GRAHAM, Frances (Grimes Or Grayham) (I981)
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| 1875 | FRANCES GUEST An Index of the Will of Elizabeth LEE formerly FRANCES (16??-1707), widow, of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire. The Will was made on 7 December 1709. Probate was granted on 18 December 1700. 01*Elizabeth LEE, the Testatrix. 02 Wyatt FRANCES of Lincoln, Lincolnshire, brother of the Testatrix 03 Elizabeth PEPPER, kinswoman of the Testatrix, executrix. 04*Frances GUEST, kinswoman of the Testatrix, executrix. 05 John EDGOOSE, witness. 06 Charity CROWDER, witness. 07 Joseph DEVEREUX, witness. (Lincoln Consistory Court 1709/ii/66) (revised 16.12.2019) | GUEST, Frances (I9118)
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| 1876 | FRANCES HALL 1787 or 1788- [Death and Burial NBI aged 73] | FRANCES (I3934)
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| 1877 | FRANCES HALL formerly ATFIELD 1825 or 1826-1904 The marriage between John HALL and Frances ATFIELD was registered in 1851. (GRO September Q 1851 Hartley Wintney 7 143) From the 1861 census of Ewshott, Crondall, Hampshire: John HALL, head, aged 68, farmer of 135 acres employing 2 men and 2 boys, born at Frimley, Surrey; Eliza HALL, wife, aged 55, born at Crondall, Hampshire; John HALL, son, aged 35, born at Frimley, Surrey; *Frances HALL, wife, aged 34, born at Farnham, Surrey; John F. HALL, son, aged 8, born at Crondall, Hampshire; William W. HALL, son, aged 5, born at Crondall, Hampshire; Henry HEALS, servant, aged 50, carter, born at Sutton, Hampshire; James RUFFLE, servant, aged 19, carter, born at Crondall, Hampshire. (RG9/706/154/9) The 1881 census of Nashes Cock(?) Farm, Crondall, Hampshire; JOHN HALL, head, aged 55, farmer of 135 acres, born at Frimley, Surrey; *FRANCES HALL, wife, aged 54, born at Farnham, Surrey; ANNE E. HALL, granddaughter, aged 4, born at Crookham, Hampshire; ELIZA HALL, mother, aged 75, annuitant, born at Crondall; GEORGE LUCUS, farm boy, aged 16, farm boy, born at Bently (sic), Hamphire; JAMES A. STEVENS, lodger, aged 28, agricultural labourer, born at Crookham. (RG11/1250/61/29) The 1891 census of Ewshott: JOHN HALL, head, aged 65, general labourer, born at Farnham (sic), Surrey; *FRANCES HALL, wife, aged 64, born at Farnham; ANN ELIZA HALL, daughter (sic), aged 14, scholar, born at Ewshott, Hampshire; ANN ATTFIELD HALL, sister, aged 71, born at Farnham; GEO. LUCAS HALL, lodger, aged 23, general labourer, born at Bentley, Hampshire. (RG12/953/116/16) (Probably just Ann ATFIELD and Geo. LUCAS) The 1901 census of Sandy Lane, Crookham, Hampshire: JOHN HALL, head, aged 75, general labourer, born at Frimley, Surrey; *FRANCES HALL, wife, aged 74, born at Farnham, Surrey; ANNIE E. HALL, granddaughter, aged 24, domestic cook, born at Ewshott, Hampshire; EDITH HALL, granddaughter, aged 15, general servant, born at Crookham, Hampshire. (RG13/1101/14/19) | ATFIELD, Frances (I4080)
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| 1878 | FRANCES HAMMERTON née MASTIN 1649-1677 Frances, daughter of Adam MASTIN junior, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 7 January 1648/49. (PR) Frances MASTIN and William HAMERTON [sic] were married at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, 29 May 1670. (PR) Frances, the wife of William HAMERTON, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 1 August 1677. (PR) NOTES & QUERIES: A Frances HAMERTON married Hippolitus EGBORROW at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 4 May 1679. Her place and date of baptism is not yet known. (revised 03.11.2012) | MASTIN, Frances (I1054)
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| 1879 | FRANCES HARRISON An Index to the Will of Thomas HARRISON of Pinchbeck, husbandman. 01*Thomas HARRISON, the Testator. 02 Richard HARRISON, son of the Testator 03 John HARRISON, son of the Testator 04*Frances HARRISON, sister of the Testator 05 John HARRISON, brother of the Testator, executor - wife and four children of. 06 Zachariah WATTERS, brother of the Testator - wife and 6 living children of. 07 William PACEY, joint executor with the Testator's brother John HARRISON. 08 Adler EDGOOSE [1646-1692], witness. 09 Robrt SLATER, witness. 10 Gregory TEBB, witness. (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1681/ii/544) (revised 24.03.2020) | HARRISON, Frances (I8861)
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| 1880 | FRANCES HARRISON nee HALL 1815-1846 She was baptised at Frimley, Surrey, on 12 February 1815, daughter of James and Frances HALL. (IGI) She had an illegitimate son James HALL in 1834. He was baptised at Frimley on 18 May 1834. (IGI) She married Thomas HARRISON at Frimley 27 May 1834. Her illegitimate son, who seems likely to have been the child of Thomas HARRISON, married Adelaide Victoria STUBBS at Frimley on 13 August 1864. She was the daughter of Thomas and Sarah STUBBS and had been baptised at Botley, Hampshire, on 23 December 1838. James HALL described himself as James Harrison HALL on the marriage certificate. She was buried at St. Peter's, Frimley, in 1861. She was 46 years old. (NBI) The 1871 census returns for Frimley show: Thos HARRISON, head, aged 61, widower, labourer, born at Frimley; James Harrison HALL, son, aged 36, labourer, born at Frimley; Adelaide H. HALL, wife, aged 33, born at Botley, Hampshire; James (?) HALL, son, aged 5, born at Frimley; Annie HALL, daughter, aged 4, born at Frimley; Edith HALL, daughter, aged 2, born at Frimley; Thos HARRISON, son, aged 27, labourer, born at Frimley. (RG10/820/65/11) | HALL, Frances (I3940)
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| 1881 | FRANCES HILDA PAGGETT 1907-1969 The birth of a Frances Hilda PAGET (sic) was registered in 1907. The registration of her death in 1969 records that she was born on 26 April 1907. (GRO June Q 1907 Poplar 1c 479) The 1911 census of 8 Ingleheim Cottages, Millwall, London, E: John PAGET (sic), head, aged 33, general labourer, born at Millwall, London; Emily PAGET, wife, aged 27, married 8 years, born at Millwall, London; Joseph PAGET, son, aged 7, school, born at Millwall, London; Elizabeth PAGET, daughter, aged 6, school, born at Millwall, London; *Francis (sic) PAGET, daughter, aged 3, born at Millwall, London; Emily PAGET, daughter, aged 2, born at Millwall, London; John PAGET, son, aged 7 months, born at Millwall, London. (RG14PN1740/RG78PN60/RD22/SD3/ED24/SN197) The marriage between a Frances Hilda PAGGETT and Thomas W. BORRETT was registered in 1927. (GRO December Q 1927 Poplar 1c 830) The death of Frances Hilda BORRETT was registered in 1969. The register records that she was born on 26 April 1907. (GRO September Q 1969 Greenwich 5b 760) (revised 20.05.2016) | PAGGETT, Frances Hilda (I5771)
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| 1882 | FRANCES HODGKIN An Index of the Will of James MULLINDER (16??-1681) of Pinchbeck, husbandman, made on 3 April 1681. Probate was granted at Boston, Lincolnshire, on 20 April 1681. 01*James MULLINDER, the Testator 02 Alice [MULLINDER], the Testator's wife 03*Frances HODGKIN, the Testator's kinswoman 04 Thomas MULLINDER, the Testator's infant son 05 John EDGOOSE (1649-1715), loving friend, executor, guardian. 06 Thomas ASKEW, witness. 07 James HAMMERS, witness. 08 Dan: CRAGG, witness. (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1681/i/304) (revised 21.03.2020) | HODGKIN, Frances (I8855)
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| 1883 | FRANCES HOLBORN A Frances Thomas HOLBORN was born in 1896 and died on 17 October 1932 in Pennington County, South Dakota. She was buried in Mountain View Cemetery, Rapid City, Pennington County, South Dakota. | KRAUT, Frances (I6824)
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| 1884 | FRANCES JEFFREY 1804-1832 Frances, daughter of Septimus TAYLOR labourer and his wife Judith, was baptised at Lutton, Lincolnshire, on 24 September 1804. (PR) John TAYLOR, bachelor, and Frances JEFFREY, spinster, were married at Sutton St. Mary, Lincolnshire, on 23 May 1827. Witnesses were Septimus JEFFREY and Christiana JEFFREY> (PR) Mary Elizabeth, daughter of John TAYLOR of Washway, mariner, and his wife Frances, was baptised at Long Sutton, Lincolnshire, on 11 May 1828. (PR) Frances, daughter of John TAYLOR of Washway, Mariner, and his wife Frances, was baptised at Long Sutton, Lincolnshire, on 1 August 1830. (PR) Frances TAYLOR of Sutton Bridge was buried at Sutton St. Mary, Lincolnshire, on 5 December 1832 aged 28. She died in childbirth. (PR) Charles, son of John TAYLOR of Sutton Bridge, mariner, and his wife Frances, was baptised at Sutton St. Mary, Lincolnshire, on 5 December 1832. (revised 05.07.2018) | JEFFREY, Frances (I8296)
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| 1885 | FRANCES JOYCE HINCHCLIFF 1907-1996 The birth of Frances Joyce HINCHCLIFF was registered in 1907. According to the registration of her death in 1996 she was born on 26 July 1907. (GRO September Q 1907 Alton 2c 174) From the 1911 census of Long Clawson, Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire: David HINCHCLIFF, head, aged 40, Wesleyan Methodist Minister, born at Sheffield, Yorkshire; Frances Mary HINCHCLIFF, wife, sged 37, married 10 years, 4 children of whom 4 living, born at Fulwood, Preston, Lancashire; David Gordon HINCHCLIFF, son, aged 8, born at St. Ives, Cornwall; Margaret Kathleen HINCHCLIFF, daughter, aged 5, born at Alton, Hampshire; *Frances Joyce HINCHCLIFF, daughter, aged 3, born at Alton, Hampshire; Alice Christine HINCHCLIFF, daughter, aged 1, born at Long Clauson, Leicestershire; Laura BURKETT, visitor, aged 53, householder of private means, born at Langham, Lincolnshire; Ethel Jane BAXTER, visitor, aged 33, dressmaker on own account at home, born at Highgate, London NW; Lucy GOODBOURN, servant, aged 16, general servant (domestic), born at Nether Broughton, Leicester. (RG14/19356) From the 1939 Register of 8 Alton Road, Wilmslow U.D., Cheshire: Eleanor COMSTIVE (mistranscribed as COMSTIRE), born 3 December 1868, unpaid domestic duties, widowed; May COMSTIVE, born 6 May 1892, shorthand typist, single; Elsie COMSTIVE, born 31 July 1898, assistant secondary school mistress, single; *Frances J. HINCHCLIFFE [sic], born 26 July 1907, assistant secondary school mistress, single. (RG101/4072A/021/21-24) She did not marry. She was once engaged to be married but broke the engagement because her fiancé, Gilbert HANNAH, in the process of teaching her to drive, insisted on retaining control of the handbrake! She later established a satisfying, life-long relationship with Elsie, a fellow teacher. Her niece Wendy HELMS fomerly WOOD (who married John Andrew HELMS) describes her as a wonderful character, among other things a teacher of Latin and Greek, a herbalist, home wine-maker and a breeder of exotic poultry. She continues: "Joyce was an entertainly unorthodox aunt who, much to our mother's consternation, once gave me and my siblings aged 10, 12, and 14, a gift of cigarettes (herbal ones for asthma relief, though I now wonder whether they contained cannabis). We enjoyed smoking in public and shocking the neighbouring villagers." . She was a classics teacher in Manchester until she retired to the Lake District at Kirkby in Furness. The death of Frances Joyce HINCHCLIFF was registered in 1996. (GRO April 1996 Cumbria B11D 3731B 110) NOTES & QUERIES: A undated letter from Florence Joyce HINCHCLIFF, probably written circa 1968-1970: "Crown Cottage, Kirkby-in-Furness, Lancs. Tel. 302 M. J. Edgoose Esq. Dear Mr. Edgoose, Thank you for your letter. I will try to help but I'm afraid that I can't add much to what you know. My father, David Hinchcliff, born 1870 must have had vivid and bitter memories of his early life and never told us anything of it except that his mother (Alice Edgoose) died of pneumonia following influenza - though I have a feeling that my mother said it was T.B. I have a photograph of Alice Edgoose that I treasure greatly. I have always felt a great affection for her, and well remember it standing on my fathers desk when I was a child. He finally gave it to me because he said that I most ressembled her. I am loth to let it out of my keeping because I have lost so many small packages in the post - contents irreplaceable. Before supplying any more information, I would be glad to know what use you intend to make of it and whether you are resident in this country or a visitor. It is most interesting to know of your existence. I would be very interested to have a photocopy of the Chicago Newspaper cutting and to know of my grandfathers unpleasant end. I am in complete ignorance of it, but one may as well face facts. I have no knowledge of Lady Terry. Yours sincerely, F J Hinchcliff" NOTES & QUERIES: No information is available about her daughter Ria HINCHCLIFF. She may have been adopted at birth. The birth of Elsie COMSTIVE was registered in 1898. According to the 1939 Register, she was born on 31 July 1898. (GRO September Q 1898 [CLARE] Barton-upon- Irwell 08C 724) The death of Elsie COMSTIVE was registered in 1988. The death registration gives her date of birth as 31 July 1898. (GRO September Q 1988 Ulverston 988/1/555) (revised 05.10.2018) | HINCHCLIFF, Frances Joyce (I1279)
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| 1886 | FRANCES KATHLEEN MILES 1887-1945 The birth of a Frances Kathleen NEWMAN has not been traced in Guildford Registration District [which included Godalming and Woking]. The birth of a Frances Caroline NEWMAN was registered in 1887. According to the 1939 register, she was born on 22 March 1887. (GRO June Q 1887 [STENT] Guildford 2a 59) The marriage between William Joseph MILES and Frances Kathleen NEWMAN was registered in 1909. (GRO September Q 1909 Guildford 2a 228) The 1911 census of 2 Beauchamp Road, London SW: William Joseph MILES, head, aged 24, ticket collector L. & S.W. Rly Co., born at Battersea, London; *Frances Kathleen MILES, wife, aged 24, married 1 year, 2 children of whom 1 living, born at Woking, Surrey; William Albert MILES, son, aged 1, born at Woking, Surrey. (RG14/2233) The 1939 Register of 16 Chivalry Road, Battersea, London: *William J. MILES, born 10 August 1886, railway ticket collector, married; Francis (sic) K. MILES, born 22 March 1887, unpaid domestic duties, married; William A. MILES, born 19 July 1909, clerk, Crown land agent, single. (RG101/0027J/005/5) The death of Frances K. MILES aged 58 was registered in 1945. (GRO September Q 1945 Battersea 1d 177) (revised 02.06.2017) | NEWMAN, Frances Kathleen (I7013)
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| 1887 | FRANCES KIRTON YARROLL 1755-1755 Frances Kirton, daughter of John and Frances YARRELL (YARROL in BTs) of Tydd St. Mary, Lincolnshire, was baptised at Tydd St. Mary on 26 August 1755 and buried there on 24 November the same year. (LFHS Baptism & Burial Index) | YARROLL, Frances Kirton (I6027)
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| 1888 | FRANCES KUBELKA late KOUTSKY formerly SINDELAR ( -1964) Mother of Helen L. EDGOOSE formerly KOUTSKY, she married for a second time to Joseph KUBELKA (1876-1959) "Mr. and Mrs. Roy EDGOOSE and children of Chicago and James FINCH and son Bruce and friend of Rockford, Mich., were guests at the Rudolph SINDELAR home Sunday." (Newspapers.com: The Ludington Daily News (Ludington, Michigan) 26 June 1959) "KUBELKA Frances KUBELKA, formerly SINDELAR, River Grove, Ill., beloved wife of the late Frank KOUTSKY, and Joseph KUBELKA; fond mother of Jen TESCHNER, Helen (Roy) EDGOOSE, and Frank (Lillian) KOUTSKY; grandmother of four; great grandmother of four; sister of Rudolph SINDELAR of Fountain, Mich., and Sophie HEMROVA. Services Friday, June 19, 1:30 p.m., at Chrastika Memorial Chapels, 6301 W. Cermak road, Berwyn. Interment Bohemian National. OL 2-1023; BI 2-2990. (Newspapers.com: Chicago Tribune (Chicago, Illinois) 18 Jun 1964) NOTES & QUERIES: The parents of Frances SINDELAR have not yet been recorded, but her brother was Rudolph SINDELAR and her sister was Sophie HEMROVA. See above. Find a Grave's data sheet for Helen L. EDGOOSE refers to her sibling Mary Kubelka Spiro (1901-1982). (revised 27.12.2023) | SINDELAR, Frances (I4652)
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| 1889 | FRANCES MARY HALL 1879- The birth of FRANCES MAY HALL was registered in 1879. (GRO March Q 1879 Farnham 2a 89) From the 1881 census of Frimley Green: GEORGE W. HALL, head, aged 21, general labourer, born at Frimley; EMILY HALL, wife, aged 27, born at Frimley; *FRANCES M. HALL, daughter, aged 2, born at Frimley; ETHEL E. HALL, daughter, aged 1, born at Frimley. (RG11/0784/18/30) From the 1891 census of Frimley Green, Surrey: GEORGE WM HALL, head, aged 30, agricultural labourer, born at Frimley; EMILY HALL, wife, aged 38, born at Frimley; *FRANCIS M. HALL, daughter, aged 12, scholar, born at Frimley; ETHEL EMILY HALL, daughter, aged 11, born at Frimley; WILLIAM J. HALL, son, aged 9, born at Frimley; RICHARD V. HALL, son, aged 3, born at Frimley; FREDERICK HALL, son, aged 2, born at Frimley; BABY HALL, daughter, aged 7 weeks, born at Frimley. (RG12/565/89/13) In 1901 FRANCES M. HALL was a domestic servant employed by Captain ARTHUR M. MARINDIN of the Black Watch at The Avenue, Frimley. She was 22 years old, born at Frimley. (RG13/609/39/26) The marriage between FRANCES MARY HALL and ALBERT HARRISON was registered in 1909. (GRO December Q 1909 Farnham 2a 249) NOTE: This was the Mrs. HARRISON HALL who was a fortune teller of reknown, patronised by Princess Margaret. Whenever there was a garden party at Buckingham Palace or Kensington Palace a car would be sent to Frimley to collect her. (source: Graham Adds) | HALL, Frances Mary (I3993)
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| 1890 | FRANCES MARY HINCHCLIFF formerly PAYNE 1872-1930 The birth of Frances Mary PAYNE was registered in 1872. (GRO September Q 1872 Preston 8e 626) At the time of her marriage to David HINCHCLIFF at Moor Park Wesleyan Chapel, Preston, Lancashire, on 10 October 1900 she was a nurse of Fairthorn, Lower Bank Road, Fulwood, and daughter of Edward PAYNE, a florist. Witnesses were Edward PAYNE and Harriett (sic) RIGGALL. From the 1911 census of Long Clawson, Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire: David HINCHCLIFF, head, aged 40, Wesleyan Methodist Minister, born at Sheffield, Yorkshire; *Frances Mary HINCHCLIFF, wife, sged 37, married 10 years, 4 children of whom 4 living, born at Fulwood, Preston, Lancashire; David Gordon HINCHCLIFF, son, aged 8, born at St. Ives, Cornwall; Margaret Kathleen HINCHCLIFF, daughter, aged 5, born at Alton, Hampshire; Frances Joyce HINCHCLIFF, daughter, aged 3, born at Alton, Hampshire; Alice Christine HINCHCLIFF, daughter, aged 1, born at Long Clauson, Leicestershire; Laura BURKETT, visitor, aged 53, householder of private means, born at Langham, Lincolnshire; Ethel Jane BAXTER, visitor, aged 33, dressmaker on own account at home, born at Highgate, London NW; Lucy GOODBOURN, servant, aged 16, general servant (domestic), born at Nether Broughton, Leicester. (RG14/19356) Margaret HINCHCLIFF wrote the following in a letter to her niece Wendy HELMS dated 23 November 1980: "Now to the mother side: When father and his sister returned with Auntie HARRIET, father went to college and Mamie went to the Sheffield Royal Hospital to train as a nurse. Mother went about the same time and they were, I believe, fairly friendly. Mamie, having completed her training, was being married in July 1900. Mother was invited to her wedding, and, strangely, she was invited to the wedding of another of her friends on the same day. By chance, or how do we know?, Mother chose to attend Mamie's wedding in Alford, and there she met Father. They were immediately attracted to one another, were engaged in six weeks and married in the October, just three months after Mamie's wedding. Thence to the Gold Coast. Mother was a lively, good-looking and very talented person, with a very warm personality. Wherever we went to live, Mother was immediately welcomed into the inner circle of chapel and was straight away up to her eyes in Bazaar work, sunday school work, concert work, etc. while father, of course, met the important folk of the circuit. Mother having been trained as a nurse, was often in demand to go and nurse poorly folk. As a little girl I can remember standing speechless, I suppose with joy and pride, to see her in her blue dress with starchy white apron, ready to stay overnight with some poorly person. People used to come to her, too, and I can well picture now the butcher's boy with a badly cut thumb. Blood was dripping onto the tiled kitchen floor and Mother bade me get along with rolling the bandage, and stop watching the drip drip of the blood. A sudden thought strikes me that the bandages would most likely be torn from an old clean sheet, and that was why I would have to roll them!!! Mother had a sweet singing voice and played the piano really quite well. Always on sunday evenings we sang hymns round the piano, and on many a winter evening we sang songs like "Past eight o'clock and it's bed time for Dolly", and "Come in yooou naughty bird, the rain is pouring down!", ending with "I'm sure I do not care, said the sparrow on the tree!" we progressed to the Scottish student's song book and simple Gilbert and Sullivans. It is many years ago, but the memory remains of a warm, happy singing circle of fellowship. Mother was gay and happy, at least, if she was not happy, she hid it well from the family. Auntie Harrie died in 1917 from cancer. I recall very clearly that, the letter telling of her death arrived by the afternoon post, while we were all sitting round the table at tea. Mother read the letter while handing it to Father, she quietly removed a tear from the corner of her eye before telling, in a perfectly calm voice, us all about Auntie Harrie, of whom we were very fond. I think, had it not been entirely frowned upon in those days, Mother would have "whistled while she worked". She was clever with her hands, making clothes, including "tailored" coats for all of us, and even modelling our hats. She loved gardens and gardening; her father (grand-pa to me) had two nurseries on the outskirts of Preston, and he specialized in roses and tomatoes. To stand in the doorway of one of his long glass houses, where he grew his roses, and just breathe in their perfume, was, even to my childish nose, sheer joy. I still find the perfume of a rose both heady and evocative. Thinking back again, Mother was in the forefront of the ideas of her time. She dressed Al. Joyce and me in little gingham frocks with knickers to match, while all other little girls were still wearing frilled petticoats and frilled knicks under their much more elaborate dresses. She had our hair cut like little boys, in order to control the infestation of head lice - "sniggers" was our family name for them! We had always wholemeal bread in the house which Mother made herself. She encouraged the plentiful eating of fruit, and for several years, she ran a vegetarian routine for the family. She was very interested in the suffragette movement, and used to talk to me about why she wanted to vote and why she thought that all women should have the right to vote. as you probably know, women were not enfranchised in this country until 1928. Later, she became a very active member of the National Council of Women, and a coval one too, going to their conferences as a delegate. On the whole, I would say that she was a pretty vital person. Father had eyes for no one else, he truly loved her and was content to allow her to be the prime mover in all family concerns, including bringing up us children. I think I would say that they balanced each other beautifully, and so provided a very secure, wholesome family circle in which we grew up. Here, I think is the answer to your question about moving so frequently during our childhood. We went as one warm, loving family, so that where we went, or lived didn't really matter very much. Perhaps it even helped me to learn that people matter more than places or things. Mother, Frances Mary, died in January 1930. Her mother, Frances PAYNE, died in August 1894, and her mother, Fanny WREN, died in Feb. 1883. This is the direct link with Sir Christopher Wren, in fact mother's brother was called Christopher Wren PAYNE. I know absolutely nothing of Grandpa's line and family except that his name was Edward PAYNE and that he was born in "Confluence Cottage", which then stood at the junction of the rivers Severn and Avon. He was also an eminent Freemason in Preston and was a quiet, kindly gentleman, as befits a grower of roses!" (For the first and last part of this letter, see David HINCHCLIFF 1870-1962). An Obituary of Harriet RIGGALL written by F.M.H. on 5 April 1916: "Her sun is gone down while it was yet day." Jer.XV.9. Yea, I am even constrained to say that tho' recent records have it the (sic) Mrs. Marmaduke RIGGALL "passed on" at the age of 57 - "her sun is gone down while it was yet day" To the church in which she has so faithfully worked and worshipped, to the town in which much of her later life has been spent in loving labour and ministry, to the number of sad and lonely, wandering or wasting lives to whom she has been sunshine and salvation her loss has come indeed "while it was yet day" To those of her own kith and kin her loss is irreparable. Does Methodism realise how much deep, silent, heart searching work is done by its faithful women? Having known and loved Mrs. RIGGALL for many years I say with confidence - she was the sweetest woman I ever knew - she was the most unselfish and the great unceasing love of her for Christ's Kingdom and "His little ones" was the finest type of Home Missionism one need wish to see. Do our Home Missioners know that the first years of her married life to Rev. M. RIGGALL were spent busily nay stressfully as wife of the Superintendent of the Devon and Dorset Mission where to the number of young evangelists living in the house she was a wise and tender friend. Later she occupied a similar position in the then newly formed North Derbyshire Mission. Her great loving motherheart was always discovering the lonely soul or the needy body and her home mission work was done in prayer and practical help every day. I never knew a day on which she did not speak gentle words of help and advice or do some kindness to someone. Her later years have been spent in Alford where her many good works and her wonderful "every-day" life have won for her undying regard and love and where her sweet and eminently practical influence will be felt always, for such great gifts as shshe brought to bear on the folk she met and on the folk she never met but influenced none the less leave their mark and the beautiful spirit seen in all her work must spread in ever widening circles and will be there for future generations. Many a Khaki boy here and yonder will grieve for her loss, for she has known and loved many of them for years and her heart was overflowing with love and gratitude to the "boys" who are standing between us and untold sorrows. She truly loved all mankind and her faithful, unwavering prayer gathered much of the wayward, sinning world into her heart and life. To her no human being however degraded and lost to the casual observer or even to many a church worker was without a gleam of soul and I have known her watch and prayerfully tend that same faint streak of soul for months, nay years -never losing hope and always gently leading up to the moment when she might say a word for her Master - having said which she always followed up with practical loving help & counsel. This all in her "every-day" unseen by most, unthought of by many for she was essentially a "home-maker" and her home claims were many and left her little leisure for big outside events. She could see in every tiny child the germ of a great future. She refused to see the possibilities of smallness or meanness. She yearned over the wee ones whose home life was not conducive to the greatness of every soul. I have heard her after words of helpful comfort to a tired mother say "Give that child all the happiness you can and take great care of him - he may be Prime Minister some day". She wrote the most wonderful letters to those she knew were in the dark or crushed beneath a load of sorrow or just tired - oh! her sympathy and discerning love for the tired folk in the world was very wonderfully enveloping (sic). How many of our Ministers' wives perhaps especially those who were just starting the manse life have lost a sympathetic and kind helper. Her insight and faculty for seeing below the surface was very great. Having paid a call with her to a refined home where an afflicted mother was just "holding on" for a while and the sad, proud father also "waiting" I noticed a beautiful daughter brilliant and charming yet somehow beneath it all with a yearning wistfulness towards Mrs RIGGALL. I found she was a frequent visitor having seen among other things that young girl's soul was aching for God and His love and that somehow she was adrift & her young pride was struggling towards the planes of "Higher Thought". Mrs RIGGALL deftly & tenderly handled that soul & showed her the way back to the Father's love - she was not lost only humanly wayward, but her soul must be anchored and it was in these quiet unnoticed paths that she did so much work and her innate culture and refinement made her a delightful helper to those boys and girls so sensitive to criticism or any sort of publicity Her daily life and work has a left a deep impress on the Alford branch of the British Women's Temperance Association, her kindly gentle manner and true sense of hospitality making Malta House her Alford home a truly restful rendezvous for the meetings of the Association. Her home was always a haven of rest to Methodist ministers and their wives and if ever she could give a holiday by the sea to a family whose prospects of obtaining one otherwise were very faint - she would do it in her quiet unostentatious manner and give much helpful advice on "settlin in". I cannot refrain from quoting an instance I shall always consider most womanly and thoughful of her kindness. A garden party was to be given to which she knew the busy, careful mother of a family of small children was invited and for which occasion she knew the mother had "nothing to wear". In a a very sweet way she discovered that a new frock was to be purchased of the most serviceable type, economy being a pressing virtue in that family and without saying a word to anyone a very nice piece of real lace was sent direct to the lady hoping it would just prove useful and acceptable. Only a womanly woman could have done it and only a womanly woman could appreciate the tact and delicacy of the action. To a busy mother of young children she wrote "I am of course greatly interested in the sayings and doings of your precious bairns. I think of you in your busy rush, - it won't last long so get all the joy out of it there is in it and fill all the young souls with happy memories they will purify and sweeten life for them and for their children as the years roll on" She has suffered much bodily pain during these last eighteen months and felt very deeply the cruelty and needlessness of loss of young lives in the war - nevertheless she has gladdened and cheered the heart of many a soldier boy away from home and feeling the world an empty place with his home out of the picture. Recently she heard from a doctor of a soldier laddie back from the trenches who seemed sick and ailing and "ready to die". She asked what was wrong and was told "oh he needs a good hot bath and a comfortable bed for two or three days". "Send him along Doctor" she replied "he's some mother's son" and tho' she was too ill to give him the personal attention it was given at her bidding and with her advice. To within two hours of her "passing on" she was thinking and planning for her dear ones and left tender inspiring messages to the church at Alford and to the "British Women". Do not many of our readers remember the dainty little lady her humoursly (sic) gentle eyes shining from beneath the unusually generous brow, her lips always asmiling - I never saw an unkind look on her face - the dainty colour always in the happy face framed in snowy hair. Have not many of us seen her draw up her pony carriage to speak a glad word to a happy, young girl, to a busy, hurrying woman, to an old road mender - always seeing the approach or nearness of each tho' maybe engaged in earnest conversation with an occupant of the pony trap. Did ever any of us see her among her Crimson Ramblers, her Dorothy Perkins, her beautiful blue delphiniums? she loved her garden and all nature. Yes i"it was yet day" when she left us - so many empty hearts left behind, so many she could have filled & comforted. I say with confidence and with a sore heart - if Harriet RIGGALL could have been left us for 30 years more Oh! how much the richer would this old world have been - yet - we read - her own words "Praise my heart and tongue shall give Long as here on earth I live; Life may cease, no death I see; Glory crowns His grace in me!" We write lovingly again her words "Fulfilled April 5th. 1916 F.M.H. The death of Francis M. HINCHCLIFF aged 57 was registered in 1930. She died of cancer on 3 February 1930. (GRO March Q 1930 York 9d 30) (revised 15.01.2018) | PAYNE, Frances Mary (I1895)
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| 1891 | FRANCES PAGGETT 1874- The birth of a Frances PAGGETT was registered in 1874. (GRO June Q 1874 Poplar 1c 689) She was born at 6 Marsh Street, Millwall, on 13 March 1874 and baptised on 19 April the same year, daughter of Joseph and Caroline PAGGETT. (PR) The 1881 census of 6 Marsh Street, Poplar, Middlesex: Joseph PAGGETT, head, aged 50, platelayer, born at Dudley, Worcestershire; Caroline PAGGETT, wife, aged 44, platelayer, born at Westminster, Middlesex; Caroline HUNT, daughter, aged 18, born at Westminster; Caroline HUNT, granddaughter, aged 3 months, born at Poplar; *William PAGGETT, son, aged 16, platelayer, born at Westminster, Middlesex; Isaac PAGGETT, son, aged 14, born at Westminster; Elizabeth PAGGETT, daughter, aged 11, scholar, born at Poplar; Sarah PAGGETT, daughter, aged 11, scholar, born at Poplar; Harry PAGGETT, son ,aged 9, scholar, born at Poplar; *Frances PAGGETT, daughter, aged 7, scholar, born at Poplar; John PAGGETT, son, aged 3, born at Poplar; Eliza PAGGETT, daughter, aged 2 months, born at Poplar. (RG11/0511/64/36) The 1891 census of 1 Marsh Street, Poplar, Middlesex: Joseph PAGGETT, head, widower, gas holder maker, born at Dudley, Staffordshire; William PAGGETT, son, single, aged 26, labourer in iron yard, born at Westminster, London; Isaac PAGGETT, son, single, aged 24, shoemaker, born at Westminster, London; Sarah PAGGET, daughter, single, aged 21, general servant domestic, born at Poplar, London; Henry PAGGETT, son, single, aged 18, labourer in iron yard, born at Poplar, London; *Frances PAGGETT, daughter, single, aged 17, born at Poplar, London; John PAGGETT, son, aged 13, labourer in iron yd, born at Poplar, London; Eliza PAGGETT, daughter, aged 10, scholar, born at Poplar, London. (RG12/335/19/31 and 32) From the 1901 census of 1 Marsh Street, Poplar, Middlesex: William PAGGETT, head, single, aged 36, ship yard labourer, born at Westminster; Isaac PAGGETT, bro., single, aged 34, shoemaker, born at Westminster; Henry PAGGETT, bro., single, aged 28, girder yard labourer, born at Millwall; *Francis [sic] PAGGETT, sister, single, aged 26, born at Millwall; John PAGGETT, bro., single, aged 23, girder yard labourer, born at Millwall; Eliza PAGGETT, sister, single, aged 20, born at Millwall. (RG13/356/122 /18) | PAGGETT, Frances (I3727)
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| 1892 | FRANCES PROUD formerly SIGSWORTH 1915- The birth of Frances SIGSWORTH was registered in 1915. According to the 1939 Register she was born on 26 May 1915. (GRO June Q 1915 [WATSON] Easington 10A 1067) See Marriage certificate of George Albert EDGOOSE (1915-2015). She was a witness. She and her husband Albert are on the right-hand side of George and Greta's wedding photograph. This is the memo that George and Greta EDGOOSE's son John Samuel EDGOOSE wrote about 'Aunty Frances': " 'Aunty Frances' was a friend of my mother's. She and Mum had nursed together during the war. They had travelled together on the train into Sunderland; Aunty Frances from Easington and Mum from Seaham. She was Mum's bridesmaid and must be on their wedding photo (which I cannot find at the moment to check). Her maiden name was Sigsworth, had married 'Uncle Albert' and he was away in the forces. Somehow either she knew the market garden at Easington and had introduced Mum and Dad or they had walked down the track next to the market garden and seen him working over the fence. Mum was 'unattached' and it must have been unusual for men of Dad's age to be 'around' during the day in the war and not in uniform or on their way to the pit. After the war the Prouds bought a house at the top of Potters Bank in Durham and I stayed with them a number of times. She and Uncle Albert were both pharmacists and after the war had a shop opposite the bus station in Durham." (Email from John Samuel EDGOOSE dated 25 August 2021) According to the 1939 Register she was born on 26 May 1915, was single, and worked as a hospital pharmacist. The marriage between Albert PROUD and Frances SIGSWORTH was registered in 1942. (GRO June Q 1942 Durham E. 10a 1310) | SIGSWORTH, Frances (I9316)
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| 1893 | FRANCES SMYTH An Index to the Will of William SMYTH (????-1672), yeoman of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, made in April 1672. Probate was granted at Lincoln on 5 May 1672. 01*William SMYTH, the Testator 02 Mary MARRATT, daughter of William MARRATT (and witness) 03 William MARRATT 04 Anthony BURTON Junior (and witness) 05 Joseph EDGOOSE 06 Jeremiah EDGOOSE 07 James EDGOOSE 08 Margaret EDGOOSE 09 Widow [Rachel] EDGOOSE [formerly BIRD], their mother. 10 Robert ROBINSON, a good friend (and witness) 11 Gartrude [SMYTH], wife of the Testator, executrix 12 Helen BRIGGS, wife of Thomas BRIGGS, his daughter in law 13 Thomas BRIGGS 14*Frances SMYTH, kinsman [sic] 15 Mr. Robt. BISSLE, neighbouring landowner. 16 Sir John BROWNE, neighbouring landowner. 17 Thomas WODING, neighbouring landowner. 18 Captain Thomas OGLE Esq., neighbouring landowner. 19 Thomas WRIGHT, witness 20 Hellen WRIGHT, witness (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1672/i/2018) (revised 13.03.2020) | SMYTH, Frances (I8787)
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| 1894 | FRANCES SPARKS nee CHIPPERTON 1839-1877 Frances, daughter of Frederick CHIPPERTON, carman, and his wife Mary of 8 Husband Street, New Street, Golden Square, Westminster, was born on 1 May 1839 and baptised at St. James, Westminster, on 26 May 1839. (PR) John Edward SPARKS of full age, bachelor, mariner, of 40 Dean Street, and son of Edward SPARKS chimney sweep married Frances CHIPPERTON of full age, spinster, of the same address, and daughter of Frederick Chipperton deceased, at St. Anne, Soho, Westminster, on 15 December 1861. Witnesses were Edward THOMAMAS(?) and Margaret BOWLER. (GRO December 1861 Strand 1b 655) (PR) The birth of a John Edward SPARKS was registered in 1863. (GRO September Q 1863 [CHIPPERTON] St. Giles 1b 451) The Hospital Record of a child birth: date of birth 21 August 1863. St. Ann Westminster, Holborn, Middlesex. Father: John Edward SPARKS. Profession: stoker Mother: Frances SPARKS (RG8/Piece 61) The death of a John Edward SPARKS aged 10 years was registered in 1864. (GRO June Q 1864 Marylebone 1a 321) [The birth of an Alfred George SPARKS was registered in 1870. (GRO September Q 1870 [CHIPPERTON] St. James Westminster 01A 403)] [The birth of a William Frederick SPARKS was registered in 1871. (GRO September Q 1871 [CHIPPERTON] Westminster 01A 428)] The death of Frances SPARKS aged 38 was registered in 1877. (GRO June Q 1877 Westminster 01A 323) (revised 13.07.2016) | CHIPPERTON, Frances (I2674)
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| 1895 | FRANCES STANGUARD 1774- Frances, base daughter of Alice STANGUARD, baptised at Leverington on 21 January 1774. | STANGUARD, Frances (I2580)
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| 1896 | FRANCES TAYLOR 1830- Frances, daughter of John TAYLOR of Washway, Mariner, and his wife Frances, was baptised at Long Sutton, Lincolnshire, on 1 August 1830. (PR) | TAYLOR, Frances (I8297)
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| 1897 | FRANCES WANDLESS née WALLACE 1882-1950 The birth of Frances WALLACE was registered in 1882. (GRO September Q 1882 Durham 10a 402) William WANDLESS married Frances WALLACE in 1910. (GRO June Q 1910 Sunderland 10a 1152a) Their children William and Mary Ann were born the same year but lived just 3 weeks. (GRO September Q 1910 Easington 10a 515) (See deleted entry on 1911 census return) The 1911 census of Reading Room House, Shotton Colliery, Co. Durham: *William WANDLESS, head, aged 32, miner hewer, born at Binchester, County Durham; Frances WANDLESS, wife, aged 28, married 1 year, two children (both deceased), born at Ludworth, County Durham. (RG14/30004) They had five more children between 1912 and 1923: Frederick, Gilbert, Thomas, Sybil, and Geoffrey. The death of a Frances WANDLESS aged 68 was registered in 1950. (GRO December Q 1950 Gateshead 10a 877) (revised 06.11.2012) | WALLACE, Frances (I6992)
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| 1898 | FRANCES WREN The death of Frances PAYNE aged 50 was registered in 1894, i.e. born circa 1844. (GRO September Q 1894 Preston 83 362) | WREN, Frances (I2549)
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| 1899 | FRANCES WRIGHT formerly .......... 1814 or 1815- The 1881 census of Begdale Lane, Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire: Robert QUINCE, head, aged 28, agricultural labourer, born at Wisbech St. Peter; Ellen QUINCE, wife, aged 26, born at Rudham, Norfolk; William QUINCE, son, aged 3, born at Wisbech St. Peter; Joseph QUINCE, son, aged 1, born at Wisbech St. Peter; Frances WRIGHT, mother-in-law, aged 66, widow, born at Rudham, Norfolk. (RG11/1695/50/10) | [WRIGHT], Frances (I4686)
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| 1900 | FRANCES YERRELL 1787-1858 Frances, daughter of John YARROLL and Ann née BICKERDIKE of Tydd St. Mary, Lincolnshire, was baptised at Tydd St. Mary on 15 March 1787. (LFHS Baptism & Burial Index) Francess (sic) HUDSON and Thomas WEBB were married at West Walton, Norfolk, on 23 November 1819. Witnesses were William Powell PRATT and Mary BREESON. (FreeReg) From the 1841 census of Church End, West Walton, Norfolk: Thomas WEBB, aged 40, agricultural labourer, not born in Norfolk; *Frances WEBB, aged 50, born in Norfolk; Abraham WEBB, aged 15, agricultural labourer, born in Norfolk; Frederick WEBB, aged 13, born in Norfolk. (HO1207/770/13/29/2) From the 1851 census of Marsh, West Walton, Norfolk: Batty PORTER, head, unmarried, farmer of 60 acres employing one labourer, born at West Walton; Thomas WEBB, servant, aged 49, married, farm labourer, born at Over, Cambridgeshire; *Frances WEBB, servant, aged 63, married, housekeeper, born at Tydd St. Mary, Lincolnshire; Charlotte WEBB, servant, unmarried, aged 20, general servant, born at West Walton; Frederic WEBB, grandson, aged 1, born at West Walton. (HO107/1766/575/4) Frances WEBB was buried at West Walton on 19 December 1858 aged 70 (sic). (FreeReg) (revised 22.01.2011) | YARROLL, Frances (I947)
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