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| 6301 | WILLIAM CARRITT 1823-1893 1891 census return for Legbourne Grange, Lincolnshire: Robert W. RIGGALL, Head, Married, aged 42, Farmer, Employer, born at Warne, Yorkshire; Mary Louisa RIGGALL, Wife, Married, aged 40, born at Louth, Lincolnshire; Robert W. RIGGALL, Son, aged10, Scholar, born at Tothill, Lincolnshire; Emily Charlotte RIGGALL, Daughter, aged 13, Scholar, born at Bodney, Norfolk; William CARRITT, Father-in-law, Widower, 68, Retired Chemist, born at North Coates, Lincolnshire; Mary LINDLEY, Visitor, Single, aged 23, Governess Domestic, born at Donaster, Yorkshire; Harriett A. ATKINSON, Servant, Single, aged 20, Cook Domestic, born at Sutterton, Lincolnshire; Angelina MURGATROYD, Servant, Single, aged 15, Housemaid Domestic, born at Legbourne, Lincolnshire. (RG12/2608/59/3) Probate was granted on 7 November 1893: William CARRITT of Ulceby Grange Lincs d. Oct 19 1893 Probate London 7 Nov to Mary Louisa RIGGALL (wife of Robert William RIGGALL) and the said Robert William RIGGALL, farmer. Effects £888 19s. 6d. (Probate Indexes). | CARRITT, William (I2713)
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| 6302 | WILLIAM CATLIN A Consolidated Index to the two pages of the Will of Robert BROWN, yeoman, of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire. The Will was made on 17 March 1714. Probate was granted at Spalding on 29 October 1717. 01*Robert BROWN, the Testator. 02 Thomas CATLIN, grandson of the Testator, under 18. 03*Will(ia)m CATLIN, grandson of the Testator, under 18. 04 John CATLIN, grandson of the Testator, under 18. 05 Eleanor BROWN, granddaughter of the Testator, under 18. 06 Richard HAMBLETON, grandson of the Testator, under 18. 07 Mathew BROWN, son of the Testator, executor. 08 John ALCOCK, from whom the Testator purchased house and land. 09 William CHAPMAN, tenant of the Testator's house and land. 10 Will(ia)m CATLIN, son-in-law of the Testator. 11 Rachael HAMBLETON, daughter of the Testator. 12 John HAMBLETON, husband of Rachael HAMBLETON. 13 John BROWN, nephew of the Testator. 14 Elizabeth, daughter of John BROWN. 15 Dorothy, niece of the Testator, wife of Will(ia)m RICHARDSON. 16 William RICHARDSON, husband of Dorothy. 17 Rachael EDGOOSE, maidservant of the Testator. 18 Ben CLAPHAM, witness. 19 Susanna STEPHENS, witness. 20 John STEVENS, witness. 21 Hen. BARKER, Sur. Dep. (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1717/ii/12) An Index of the Will of Thomas EDGOOSE (1685/1692-1720), husbandman, of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire. The Will was made on 5 April 1720. Probate was granted on 28 April 1720. 01*Thomas EDGOOSE, the Testator. 02 John, son of the Testator's brother John EDGOOSE. 03 Mary, daughter of the Testator's brother John EDGOOSE. 04 Rachel, daughter of the Testator's brother John EDGOOSE. 05 John EDGOOSE, brother of the Testator. 06 Mathew BROWN, cousin of the Testator. 07 Thomas CATLIN, cousin of the Testator. 08 John CATLIN, cousin of the Testator. 09 [Elizabeth BAKER], wife of the Testator's brother John EDGOOSE. 10 Ann, Elizabeth & Sarah [PARKINSON], sisters of the Testator's wife. 11 William CERLEW. 12 Malow BR(OWN), the Testator's apprentice. 13 Richard PARKINSON, the Testator's father-in-law, supervisor 14 John CERLEW. 15 Mother EDGOOSE [Ann formerly BIRD, buried 11 April 1700.] 16 Mary EDGOOSE, wife of the Testator. 17 G. BRABINS, witness. 18*W. CATLIN, witness. 19 J. EVERARD, witness. (LCC Will 1720/i/127) (revised 22.12.2019) | CATLIN, William (I1035)
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| 6303 | WILLIAM CATLIN An un-named son of THOMAS CATLIN was buried at Pinchbeck on 20 January 1732/33. | CATLIN, Wm (I2105)
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| 6304 | WILLIAM CATLIN -1731 A Consolidated Index to the two pages of the Will of Robert BROWN, yeoman, of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire. The Will was made on 17 March 1714. Probate was granted at Spalding on 29 October 1717. 01*Robert BROWN, the Testator. 02 Thomas CATLIN, grandson of the Testator, under 18. 03 Will(ia)m CATLIN, grandson of the Testator, under 18. 04 John CATLIN, grandson of the Testator, under 18. 05 Eleanor BROWN, granddaughter of the Testator, under 18. 06 Richard HAMBLETON, grandson of the Testator, under 18. 07 Mathew BROWN, son of the Testator, executor. 08 John ALCOCK, from whom the Testator purchased house and land. 09 William CHAPMAN, tenant of the Testator's house and land. 10*Will(ia)m CATLIN, son-in-law of the Testator. 11 Rachael HAMBLETON, daughter of the Testator. 12 John HAMBLETON, husband of Rachael HAMBLETON. 13 John BROWN, nephew of the Testator. 14 Elizabeth, daughter of John BROWN. 15 Dorothy, niece of the Testator, wife of Will(ia)m RICHARDSON. 16 William RICHARDSON, husband of Dorothy. 17 Rachael EDGOOSE, maidservant of the Testator. 18 Ben CLAPHAM, witness. 19 Susanna STEPHENS, witness. 20 John STEVENS, witness. 21 Hen. BARKER, Sur. Dep. (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1717/ii/12) Will of William CATLIN: "In the name of God amen I Wm CATLIN of Mill Green in the Parish of Pinchbeck in the County of Lincoln Grasier being Sick & Weak but of Sound & Perfect mind and memory do make & ordain this my Last Will & Testamt as follows Impris I Give to m my Son Richard CATLIN's Two Children each five shillings And To my Son Thomas CATLIN's Two Children each five Shillings Item I Give to my Son John CATLING the Sum of Thirty Pounds to be paid to him by my Executrix hereinafter named within Eighigight Months after my Decease Item All the rest of my Goods Cattle & Chattells Debts due to me & personall Estate Whatsoever I give to Judith my dear & Loving Wife whom I make Sole Executrix of this my Will She paying all my just debts & Legacies & burying me in a decent manner and I declare this Writing to be my Last Will & Make Void all Former Wills by me made In Witnes whereof I have hereunto Set my hand & Seal this ninth day of Septembr Annoq Dni 1731 Wm. CATLIN his mark Signed Sealed and Declared by the Testator Willm CATLIN as for & to be his Last Will & Testamt. In the presence of us who subscribed our names hereunto in the sd Testator's presence Alice MOYCE Christiana BLACKBORN her mark H: EVERARD" (LCC Wills 1732/40) (revised 22.12.2019) | CATLIN, William (I1032)
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| 6305 | WILLIAM CERLEW An Index of the Will of Thomas EDGOOSE (1685/1692-1720), husbandman, of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire. The Will was made on 5 April 1720. Probate was granted on 28 April 1720. 01*Thomas EDGOOSE, the Testator. 02 John, son of the Testator's brother John EDGOOSE. 03 Mary, daughter of the Testator's brother John EDGOOSE. 04 Rachel, daughter of the Testator's brother John EDGOOSE. 05 John EDGOOSE, brother of the Testator. 06 Mathew BROWN, cousin of the Testator. 07 Thomas CATLIN, cousin of the Testator. 08 John CATLIN, cousin of the Testator. 09 [Elizabeth BAKER], wife of the Testator's brother John EDGOOSE. 10 Ann, Elizabeth & Sarah [PARKINSON], sisters of the Testator's wife. 11*William CERLEW. 12 Malow BR(OWN), the Testator's apprentice. 13 Richard PARKINSON, the Testator's father-in-law, supervisor 14 John CERLEW. 15 Mother EDGOOSE [Ann formerly BIRD, buried 11 April 1700.] 16 Mary EDGOOSE, wife of the Testator. 17 G. BRABINS, witness. 18 W. CATLIN, witness. 19 J. EVERARD, witness. (LCC Will 1720/i/127) (revised 03.11.2019) | CERLEW, William (I9040)
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| 6306 | WILLIAM CHADDOCK An Index to the Will of Robert HARRISON (15??-1631) of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, husbandman, which was proved at Stamford, Lincolnshire, on 19 January 1631/32: 01*Robert HARRISON, the Testator 02 Elizabeth SUMMER, servant to Robert HARRISON 03 John SYSON 04 ELLIN WELLS, Robert HARRISON's apprentice, under 21 years old. 05 Ann SUDBURY 06 Roger BINCKES 07 Will(iam) ACHUR 08 Rob(er)t EDGOOSE, his godson 09 Rich(ar)d READ 10 Barnard MANNERS, executor 11 Will(ia)m HARVIE, supervisor 12*Will(ia)m CHADDOCK, supervisor 13 Wm SLATER, witness 14 [llegible HARVY], witness (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1631/16) (revised 22.02.2020) | CHADDOCK, William (I8835)
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| 6307 | WILLIAM CHAMBERLAIN 1797-1856 A William, son of Samuel and Elizabeth CHAMBERLAIN, was baptised at Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire, in 1797. (FamilySearch) William CHAMBERLAINE (sic) married Esther GATWARD at Potton, Bedfordshire, on 25 February 1823. (IGI) 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 death of a William CHAMBERLAIN was registered in 1856. (GRO December Q 1856 Royston 3a 125) (revised 11.11.2010) | CHAMBERLAIN, William (I3569)
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| 6308 | WILLIAM CHAPMAN A tenant of Robert BROWN (16??-1717), yeoman, of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire. A Consolidated Index to the two pages of the Will of Robert BROWN, yeoman, of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire. The Will was made on 17 March 1714. Probate was granted at Spalding on 29 October 1717. 01*Robert BROWN, the Testator. 02 Thomas CATLIN, grandson of the Testator, under 18. 03 Will(ia)m CATLIN, grandson of the Testator, under 18. 04 John CATLIN, grandson of the Testator, under 18. 05 Eleanor BROWN, granddaughter of the Testator, under 18. 06 Richard HAMBLETON, grandson of the Testator, under 18. 07 Mathew BROWN, son of the Testator, executor. 08 John ALCOCK, from whom the Testator purchased house and land. 09*William CHAPMAN, tenant of the Testator's house and land. 10 Will(ia)m CATLIN, son-in-law of the Testator. 11 Rachael HAMBLETON, daughter of the Testator. 12 John HAMBLETON, husband of Rachael HAMBLETON. 13 John BROWN, nephew of the Testator. 14 Elizabeth, daughter of John BROWN. 15 Dorothy, niece of the Testator, wife of Will(ia)m RICHARDSON. 16 William RICHARDSON, husband of Dorothy. 17 Rachael EDGOOSE, maidservant of the Testator. 18 Ben CLAPHAM, witness. 19 Susanna STEPHENS, witness. 20 John STEVENS, witness. 21 Hen. BARKER, Sur. Dep. (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1717/ii/12) (revised 22.12.2019) | CHAPMAN, William (I9123)
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| 6309 | WILLIAM CHARLES BUXTON 1893-1978 The death of a William Charles BUXTON was registered in 1978. He was said to have been born on 18 June 1893. (GRO December Q 1978 Boston 7 1260) | BUXTON, William Charles (I3553)
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| 6310 | WILLIAM CHARLES SELFE 1887- The 1891 census of 43 Biggerstaffe Road, West Ham, Essex: Chas. S. SELF (sic), head, aged 32, varnish maker's labourer, born at Marylebone, London; Emma L. SELF, wife, aged 30, born at Islington, London; Louise SELF, daughter, aged 7, born at Stratford, Essex; *Wm. C. SELF, son, aged 4, born at Stratford, Essex; Ethel A. SELF, daughter, aged 1 year 5 months, born at Stratford, Essex; Vince ROGERS, cousin, aged 32, carman, born at Aldershot. (RG12/1310/81/25) The 1901 census of 45 Lefevre Road, Stratford-le-Bow, Essex: Charles SELFE, head, aged 41, varnish maker, born at Marylebone, London; Emma L. SELFE, wife, aged 40, born at Islington, London; *Charles SELFE, son, aged 14, railway vanguard, born at Stratford, Essex; Louisa SELFE, daughter, aged 17, fancy writer (china and crockery ware), born at Stratford, Essex; Ethel SELFE, daughter, aged 12, born at Stratford, Essex. (RG13/340/132/37) | SELFE, William Charles (I6100)
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| 6311 | WILLIAM CHELL An Index of the Will of Thomas CHENY of Quadring, Lincolnshire. The Will was made on 6 March 1531/32. The will was proved at Spalding on 10 April 1532. 01*Thomas CHENY, the Testator 02 William CHENAY 03 Richard CHENEY 04 Jenet ADAM 05 Margaret GONTHORPE 06 Edward CHENEY, son of the Testator 07 John ADAM 08 Richard COOKE 09 Anne CHENY, wife of the Testator, excutrix 10 John BOLLYS 11 Mr. Thomas TEMPEST, witness, supervisor 12 John BOLLES, witness 13 Robert LONDE, witness, Vicar of Quadring 14 John DOMYSENY, witness 15*William CHELL, witness 16 William BROWNE, witness 17 John WARDE 18 John ETGOSE the Younger 19 REEDE, former owner of land (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1520-31/338) | CHELL, William (I8554)
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| 6312 | WILLIAM CHENAY An Index of the Will of Thomas CHENY of Quadring, Lincolnshire. The Will was made on 6 March 1531/32. The will was proved at Spalding on 10 April 1532. 01*Thomas CHENY, the Testator 02*William CHENAY 03 Richard CHENEY 04 Jenet ADAM 05 Margaret GONTHORPE 06 Edward CHENEY, son of the Testator 07 John ADAM 08 Richard COOKE 09 Anne CHENY, wife of the Testator, excutrix 10 John BOLLYS 11 Mr. Thomas TEMPEST, witness, supervisor 12 John BOLLES, witness 13 Robert LONDE, witness, Vicar of Quadring 14 John DOMYSENY, witness 15 William CHELL, witness 16 William BROWNE, witness 17 John WARDE 18 John ETGOSE the Younger 19 REEDE, former owner of land (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1520-31/338) | CHENAY, William (I8529)
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| 6313 | WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER PEACOCK circa 1815-1871 Baptism on IGI William Christopher PEACOCK was buried at Spalding, Lincolnshire, aged 54 on 14 January 1871. (LFHS Burial Index) | PEACOCK, William Christopher (I3140)
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| 6314 | WILLIAM CLARKE 1850- The births of two William CLARKEs were registered at Worcester in 1850: GRO March Q 1850 Worcester 18 565 GRO December Q 1850 Worcester 18 790 The marriage between Mary Jane WADE and William CLARKE was registered in 1896. (GRO September Q 1896 Leicester 7a 426) The 1901 census of 44 Grasmere Street, Leicester St. Mary: *WILLIAM CLARKE, head, aged 50, tailor's porter, born at Worcester, Worcestershire; MARY J. CLARKE, wife, aged 50, upholsteress, born at Chester, Cheshire; WILLIAM PACKER, stepson, aged 26, baker bread, born at Birmingham; EMILY WADE, stepdaughter, aged 19, uphosteress, born at Leicester, Leicestershire; RACHEL MONK, boarder, aged 18, born at Medbourne, Northamptonshire. (RG13/3005/91/42) The 1911 census of 71 Hopefield Road, Leicester, Leicestershire: *William CLARKE, head, aged 60, verger, born at Worcester, Worcestershire; Mary Jane CLARKE, wife, married 14 years, aged 60, house duties, born at Chester; Walter STURGESS, boarder, single, aged 28, rubber hand, born in Leicester, Leicestershire; Jack BROCKETT, boarder, single, aged 24, publisher, born in Sheffield, Yorkshire; Sycke, MURRELL, boarder, single, aged 22, printer, born at Hull, Yorkshire. (RG14PN19307/RG78PN1152B/RD407/SD3/ED43) (revised 24.01.2009) | CLARKE, William (I4287)
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| 6315 | WILLIAM COBB From the 1901 census of Tips End, Upwell, Cambridgeshire: *William COBB, head, aged 31, housekeeper on farm, born at Upwell, Cambridgeshire; Jane COBB, wife, aged 30, born at Wisbech, Cambridgeshire; George COBB, son, aged 7, minding school, born at Upwell; Ethel COBB, daughter, aged 5, minding school, born at Upwell; Lillie COBB, daughter, aged 4, born at Upwell; Harry COBB, son, aged 2, born at Upwell. (RG13/1561/75/6) | COBB, William (I5322)
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| 6316 | WILLIAM COLTON or COULTON Circa 1770-1851 Sarah HORRY of Navenby and William COULTON of Swinderby were married at Navenby, Lincolnshire, on 29 November 1796. Witnesses were Tho. ALVEY and Thomas SMITH. (PR) George WOOLHOUSE and William COLTON were sons-in-law of Elizabeth HORRY, widow, of Wellingore, Lincolnshire, and an acting executors and beneficiaries of her will, probate of which was granted in 1811. The Will of Elizabeth HORRY, widow, of Wellingore, Lincolnshire: George WOOLHOUSE, son-in-law, acting executor and beneficiary Willm COLTON, son-in-law. acting executor and beneficiary James HORRY, grandson Henry HORRY, grandson John HORRY, grandson Martha FULLALOVE, granddaughter James FULLALOVE, grandson ........... WOOLHOUSE, son-in-law? [Presumably her son-in-law John COLTON] Probate was granted on 8 November 1811 (379/14/38) From the 1841 censuss of Marsh, Holbeach, Lincolnshire: *William COLTON, aged 70, farmer, born in Lincolnshire; Sarah COLTON, aged 70, born in Lincolnshire; William COLTON, aged 30, born in Lincolnshire; Susannah WOOLHOUSE, aged 65, Independant, born in Lincolnshire; Christopher SKEAL, aged 20, agricultural labourer, born in Lincolnshire; Henry WINKLEY, aged 15, male servant, born in Lincolnshire; Mary LEVITT, aged 20, female servant, born in Lincolnshire; Fanny PAGE, aged 15, female servant, born in Lincolnshire. (HO107/608/3/19/8) From the 1851 census of East Gate, Fleet, Lincolnshire: John KNIGHT, head, married, aged 60, farmer of 12 acres, born at Fleet, Lincolnshire; Jane KNIGHT, wife, married, aged 60, born at Gedney, Lincolnshire; *William COLTON, lodger, widower, aged 80, retired farmer, born at Swinderby, Lincolnshire; Mary Ann WITWOOD, servant, unmarried, aged 24, servant, born at Long Sutton, Lincolnshire. (HO107/2097/453/21) William COLTON aged 81 was buried at Fleet, Lincolnshire, on 17 December 1851. (NBI) (revised 08.02.2016) | COULTON, William (I7961)
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| 6317 | WILLIAM COPE Beneficiaries of the Will of William EDGOSE (14??-1482) of Bulwick, Northamptonshire: Henry CLEYDEN John DONMOE *William COPE, priest John COPE, father of William COPE priest Robert WYGHTEN, priest John HYNKELY Ellen COPE Elizabeth NORMAN Margary HOLCOTE John DOWE of Londes John DAWSTON John WODFORD of Blatherwick Thomas SUERTON of Morcote | COPE, William (I8568)
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| 6318 | WILLIAM CRAFT He and his twin brother CHARLES emigrated from Australia to New Zealand in about 1921 (source: e-mail from ericjudy@optusnet.au 16.09.2002). | CRAFT, William (I2781)
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| 6319 | WILLIAM CRAFT 1863- The birth of William Jonathan CRAFT was registered in 1863. (GRO March Q 1863 Boston 7a 364) According to the 1881 census of 10 Ducie Street, Wortley in Bramley, Yorkshire, he was 18 years old, a telegraph clerk, and was born in Frampton, Lincolnshire. (RG11/4504/106/21) He married Emma Maria BLAND in 1885. (GRO September Q 1885 Keighley 9a 260a) At the time of the 1891 William CRAFT, a 28 year old Frampton born railway signalman, was living at Palmerstown, Cadoxton juxta Barry, Glamorgan, Wales, with his wife Emma M. CRAFT and two children. Emma was 30 years old and was born at Darley Abbey, Derbyshire. Their daughter Rose A CRAFT was 5 years old and was born at Hull, Yorkshire. Their son Frank CRAFT was 3 years old and was born at Royston, Yorkshire (RG12/4407/31/15). William CRAFT's one year old daughter Florence CRAFT, born at Boston in Lincolnshire, was staying with her grandfather James CRAFT at 5 West Terrace, Boston. William's sister Elizabeth CRAFT was acting as housekeeper. (RG12/2574/97/8) The 1901 census of Amber Hill, Lincolnshire, shows William CRAFT to have been a farmer (on his own account), a widower aged 38, and born in Frampton, Lincolnshire (RG13/3041/108/10) His daughter Florence was living with his father James CRAFT. (RG13/3046/53/13) His children Frank and Rose were living in Leeds. The 1911 census of 1 Well Yard, Well Street, Leeds, Yorkshire West Riding: *William CRAFT, head, widower, aged 47, boot finisher, born at Frampton, Lincolnshire; Mabel BRAND, housekeeper, single, aged 50, born in Long Sutton, Lincolnshire. (RG14PN27036 RG78PN1548B RD500 SD3 ED55 SN143) (revised 18.08.2011) | CRAFT, William Jonathan (I2425)
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| 6320 | WILLIAM CRANE Witness of the Will of William BARNES 1757-1818. An Index of the Will of William BARNES (1757-1818) of Quadring, Lincolnshire, farmer. The Will was made on 16 March 1818. Probate was granted in 1818. 01*William BARNES, the Testator 02 William BARNES, son of the Testator 03 Elizabeth BARNES, daughter of the Testator 04 Elizabeth BARNES, wife of the Testator, executrix 05 Mary BARNES, daughter of the Testator 06 Sarah BARNES, daughter of the Testator 07 David BARNES, son of the Testator 08 John BARNES, son of the Testator, Guardian and Trustee, executor. 09 Zac. DAWSON, witness. 10 Geo. MACHIN, witness. 11*Wm. CRANE, witness. (Lincoln Consistory Court 1818/???) (revised 02.02.2020) | CRANE, William (I8956)
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| 6321 | WILLIAM CROSBY The marriage between Sarah Andrews SPAFFORD and William CROSBY was registered in 1861. (GRO December Q 1861 Nottingham 7b 321) NB: Sarah's paternal grandmother's surname was ANDREW. From the 1871 census of Town Street, Mansfield Woodhouse, Nottinghamshire: William CROSBY, head, aged 38, miller & baker, born at Beckingham, Lincolnshire; *Sarah CROSBY, wife, aged 37, shopkeeper, born at Langford, Nottinghamshire; William CROSBY, son, aged 8, at school, born at Cotgrave, Nottinghamshire; Fred CROSBY, son, aged 7, at school, born at Cotgrave, Nottinghamshire; Lizie [sic] CROSBY, daughter, aged 3, [illegible], born at Bingham, Nottinghamshire; Minny CROSBY, daughter, aged 10 months, born at Mansfield Woodhouse, Nottinghamshire; Emma ALLEN, servant, aged 15, servant, born at Edwinstow, Nottinghamshire. (RG10/3465/12/17) No trace after 1871 census of England+Wales. | CROSBY, William (I6969)
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| 6322 | WILLIAM CRUNKHORN 1655- William CRUNKHORNE, son of John CRUNKHORNE and Joan his wife, was born on 3 October 1655 and baptised on 1 November the same year. (PR) NOES & QUERIES: A Wm. CRUNKHORNE [sic] labourer was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 25 December 1680. (PR) | CRUNKHORN, William (I2678)
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| 6323 | WILLIAM CURTIS 1851- The birth of William CURTIS was registered in 1851. (GRO December Q 1851 Brighton 7 357) Lucy KNOWLES married William CURTIS in 1873. (GRO December Q 1873 Farnham 2a 119) From the 1881 census of Alexandra Road, Aldershot, Hampshire: *William CURTIS, head, aged 29, baker and confectioner, born at Brighton, Sussex; Lucy CURTIS, wife, aged 24, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Lucy CURTIS, daughter, aged 6, scholar, born at Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham; Mary CURTIS, daughter, aged 4, born at Middlesborough, Yorkshire; Annie CURTIS, daughter, aged 1, born at Lincoln; Samuel CURTIS, brother, aged 19, unmarried, baker, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Thomas KNOWLES, brother-in-law, unmarried, aged 20, butcher, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Ada Jane KNOWLES, sister-in-law, aged 15, domestic servant, born at Badshot Lea, Surrey. (RG11/781/18/29) Untraced after 1881 Census of England & Wales (revised 30.11.2012) | CURTIS, William (I7082)
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| 6324 | WILLIAM CUTLER 1845-1935 The birth of William CUTLER was registered in 1845. (GRO June Q 1845 Boston 14 267) From the 1871 census of Washdyke Road, Frampton, Lincolnshire, in the house next door to Mary Ann's father Charles HOLMES: *William CUTLER, head, aged 27, fisherman, born at Kirton, Lincolnshire; Mary A. CUTLER, wife, aged 26, born at Kirton, Lincolnshire; Fanny CUTLER, daughter, aged 6, scholar, born at Kirton, Lincolnshire; Thomas CUTLER, son, aged 1, born at Frampton, Lincolnshire. (RG10/3333/86/16) From the 1881 census of Cottage Lane, Low Road, Fosdyke, Lincolnshire: *William CUTLER, head, aged 38, fisherman, born at Kirton, Lincolnshire; Mary Ann CUTLER, wife, aged 37, born at Kirton, Lincolnshire; Thomas CUTLER, son, aged 11, scholar, born at Frampton, Lincolnshire; George CUTLER, son, aged 9, scholar, born at Frampton, Lincolnshire; Charles CUTLER, son, aged 6, scholar, born at Fosdyke, Lincolnshire; William CUTLER, son, aged 1, born at Fosdyke, Lincolnshire. (RG11/3213/31/6) From the 1901 census of Wash Road, Fosdyke, Lincolnshire: *William CUTLER, head, aged 58, boat fisherman on own account at home, born at Kirton Skeldyke, Lincolnshire; Mary A. CUTLER, wife, aged 57, born at Kirton, Lincolnshire; Thomas CUTLER, son, aged 31, single, fisherman, worker, born at Frampton, Lincolnshire; William CUTLER, son, aged 21, single, farm labourer, worker, born at Fosdyke, Lincolnshire; John R. CUTLER, son, aged 17, single, farm labourer, worker, born at Fosdyke, Lincolnshire. (RG13/3041/84/8) His wife Mary Ann CUTLER of Fosdyke, Lincolnshire, was buried at Fosdyke on 30 October 1907 aged 65 [sic]. (FreeReg) From the 1911 census of Wash Road, Fosdyke, Lincolnshire: Geo. Wm. CUTLER, head, aged 39, married, agricultural labourer, worker, born at Frampton, Lincolnshire; Mary Ann CUTLER, wife, aged 32, married 7 years, no children, born at kirton Marsh, Lincolnshire; *Wm. CUTLER, grandfather [sic], aged 68, widower, fisherman on own account, born at Kirton Marsh, Lincolnshire; Jno. CUTLER, brother, aged 28, born at Fosdyke, Lincolnshire; Fred CUTLER, son, aged 8, born at Kirton Marsh, Lincolnshire. (RG14/PN19548 RG78PN1174 RD415 SD1 ED2 SN64) The death of a William CUTTLER [sic] aged 89 was registered in 1935. (GRO March Q 1935 Boston 7a 484) NOTES & QUERIES: 1891 Census: Untraced. (revised 25.03.2013) | CUTLER, William (I7138)
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| 6325 | WILLIAM CUTLER 1880-1910 The birth of William CUTLER was registered in 1880. (GRO March Q 1880 Boston 7a 426) From the 1881 census of Cottage Lane, Low Road, Fosdyke, Lincolnshire: William CUTLER, head, aged 38, fisherman, born at Kirton, Lincolnshire; Mary Ann CUTLER, wife, aged 37, born at Kirton, Lincolnshire; Thomas CUTLER, son, aged 11, scholar, born at Frampton, Lincolnshire; George CUTLER, son, aged 9, scholar, born at Frampton, Lincolnshire; Charles CUTLER, son, aged 6, scholar, born at Fosdyke, Lincolnshire; *William CUTLER, son, aged 1, born at Fosdyke, Lincolnshire. (RG11/3213/31/6) From the 1901 census of Wash Road, Fosdyke, Lincolnshire: William CUTLER, head, aged 58, boat fisherman on own account at home, born at Kirton Skeldyke, Lincolnshire; Mary A. CUTLER, wife, aged 57, born at Kirton, Lincolnshire; Thomas CUTLER, son, aged 31, single, fisherman, worker, born at Frampton, Lincolnshire; *William CUTLER, son, aged 21, single, farm labourer, worker, born at Fosdyke, Lincolnshire; John R. CUTLER, son, aged 17, single, farm labourer, worker, born at Fosdyke, Lincolnshire. (RG13/3041/84/8) The marriage between William CUTLER and Betsy GOODMAN was registered in 1903. (GRO June Q 1903 Boston 7a 999) The death of William CUTLER aged 30 was registered in in 1910. (GRO September Q 1910 Boston 7a 200) (revised 20.01.2013) | CUTLER, William (I7157)
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| 6326 | WILLIAM DACK The marriage between Catherine LAIGHT and William DACK was registered in 1864. From the 1871 census of Crooks Place, Queen Street, Norwich, Norfolk: James LAIGHT, head, aged 63, domestic servant, born at Rushford, Norfolk; Harriett LAIGHT, wife, aged 62, born at Tofts, Norfolk; *William DACK, son-in-law, aged 30, domestic servant, born at Weston, Norfolk; Catherine DACK, daughter, aged 31, born at Lincoln, Lincolnshire. (RG10/1816/107/22) | DACK, William (I5664)
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| 6327 | WILLIAM DADY 1848-1856 The death of William DADY was registered in 1856. (GRO March 1856 Norwich 4b 67) | DADY, William (I4542)
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| 6328 | WILLIAM DADY 1821-1913 The marriage between William DADY and Judith DIGBY was registered in 1844. (GRO December 1844 Aylsham 13 9) The death of William DADY aged 91 was registered in 1913. (GRO June 1913 Willesden 3a 243) | DADY, William (I4524)
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| 6329 | WILLIAM DALE 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) | DALE, William (I8844)
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| 6330 | WILLIAM DANIEL PACKER 1874-1933 The birth of William Daniel PACKER was registered in 1874. (GRO December 1874 Birmingham 6d 157) The 1881 census of 11 Bath Street, Birmingham, Warwickshire: Mary MOLES, head, aged 64, married, uphosteresss, born at Malpas, Cheshire; Louisa PACKER, granddaughter, aged 8, scholar, born in Birmingham; *Willm. PACKER, grandson, aged 5, scholar, born in Birmingham; Joseph TAYLOR, boarder, aged 8, locksmith, born in Birmingham; Ellen BOUNDY, boarder, aged 37, born in Gloucestershire. (RG11/3000/74/4) The 1891 census of 1B Mill Lane, Newarke, Leicester: Mary J. WADE, head, aged 34, upholsteress, born at Liverpool; Louisa PACKER, daughter, aged 18, upholstress, born at Birmingham; *William D. PACKER, son, aged 16, printer engraver, born at Birmingham; Alfred W. WADE, son, aged 12, scholar, born at Birmingham; Emily J. WADE, daughter, aged 8, scholar, born at Leicester. (RG12/2542/117/1) The death of a Louisa PACKER aged 20 was registered in 1894. (GRO March Q 1894 Leicester 7a 182) From the 1901 census of the bakery at 8 Highfield Street, Leicester St. Margaret's: *William D. PACKER, servant to Frederick LAUDER or LANDER, aged 26, single, baker, born at Birmingham. (RG13/2995/59/88) The 1901 census of 44 Grasmere Street, Leicester St. Mary: William CLARKE, head, aged 50, tailor's porter, born at Worcester, Worcestershire; *Mary J. CLARKE, wife, aged 50, upholsteress, born at Chester, Cheshire; *William PACKER, stepson, aged 26, baker bread, born at Birmingham; Emily WADE, stepdaughter, aged 19, uphosteress, born at Leicester, Leicestershire; Rachel MONK, boarder, aged 18, born at Medbourne, Northamptonshire. (RG13/3005/91/42) The marriage between a William Daniel PACKER and Rachel MONK (see 1901 census above) was registered in 1902. (GRO September Q Leicester 7a 465) From the 1911 census of Westborough West Road, Rochford, Essex: *William Daniel PACKER, head, aged 36, journeyman baker, born in Birmingham; Rachel PACKER, wife, married 8 years, aged 38, born at Medbourne, Leicestershire; William Alfred PACKER, son, aged 4, born in Leicester; Lottie Agnes BUTLER, relative, married, aged 25, born in Leicester; Dennis BUTLER, relative, aged 1, born in Leicester. (RG14PN10152/RG78PN533B/RD195/SD2/ED40) The death of a William D. PACKER aged 58 was registered in 1933. (GRO March Q 1933 Leicester 7a 457) NOTES & QUERIES: Lottie Agnes BUTLER was born Lottie Agnes O'BERN (qv), daughter of Joseph H. O'BERN and his wife Elizabeth née MONK. Elizabeth MONK was the elder sister of the Rachel MONK who married William Daniel PACKER in 1902. Lottie married John BUTLER in 1908. (revised 08.05.2010) | PACKER, William Daniel (I4491)
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| 6331 | WILLIAM DANIEL STERLING 1851-1932 The marriage between William Daniel STERLING and Sarah Ellen THWAITES was registered in December 1881. (GRO December Q 1881 Chester le Street 10a 749) From the 1891 census of 19 Laburnum Road, Fulwell, Sunderland, County Durham: *William D. STERLING, head, married, aged 39, steam engine maker and fitter, employed, born at South Shields, County Durham; Sarah E. STERLING, wife, married, aged 30, born at Colliery Row, Monkwearmouth C. D.; Elizabeth J. STERLING, daughter, aged 8, scholar, born at Southwick, Durham; William STERLING, son, aged 6, scholar, born at Middlesbrough; Joseph T. STERLING, son, aged 3, born at Middlesbrough. James D. STERLING, son, aged 1, born at Fulwell, Sunderland, County Durham. (RG12/4151/117/3) | STERLING, William Daniel (I8330)
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| 6332 | WILLIAM DAVID BOAR 1851-1902 The birth of William David BOAR was registered in 1851. (GRO March Q 1851 Ipswich 12 249) The marriage between Louisa GOLDSMITH and William David BOAR was registered in 1875. (GRO September Q 1875 Mutford 4a 109) From the 1881 census of the road from Station Road lately extended to Ingate Road, Beccles, Suffolk: *William D. BOAR, head, aged 30, printer-compositor, born at Ipswich, Suffolk; Louisa BOAR, wife, aged 40, born at Lowestoft, Suffolk; William J. F. BOAR, son aged 4, scholar, born at Beccles, Suffolk; Clara GOLDSMITH, step daughter, aged 17, unmarried, dressmaker, born at Lowestoft, Suffolk; Sarah GOLDSMITH, mother-in-law, aged 82, widow, no occupation, born at Sutton, Norfolk. (RG11/1898/42/20) From the 1891 census of St. George's Road, Beccles, Suffolk: *William D. BOAR, head, aged 40, printer-compositor, born at Ispwich, Suffolk; Louisa BOAR, wife, aged 49, born at Lowestoft, Suffolk; William J. F. BOAR, son, aged 14, printer-compositor, born at Beccles, Suffolk; Albert E. BOAR, son, aged 6, born at Beccles, Suffolk. (RG12/1488/89/12) The marriage between William David BOAR and Mariann Eliza C. MASTERSON was registered in 1899. (GRO December Q 1899 Wangford 4a 2209) The death of a William David BOAR aged 51 was registered in 1902. (GRO June Q 1902 Wangford 4a 574) William David BOAR of Beccles Suffolk printer died 29 June 1902 Probate Ipswich 18 July to William Roger Foulger BOAR printer Effects £439 10s. 9d. (National Probate Calendar 1902) (revised 31.08.2011) | BOAR, William David (I6322)
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| 6333 | WILLIAM DAVID ROWLES 1846-1927 The birth of William David ROWLES was registered in 1846. (GRO December Q 1846 Oxford 16 94) Elizabeth WILSON married William David ROWLES at the West Street Chapel, Dorking, Surrey, on 6 September 1870. She was described as a 29 year old Dorking spinster, the daughter of hairdresser Frederick WILSON. William David ROWLES was a 24 year old bachelor, a tailor, of 4 Luther Terrace, Oxford, the son of tailor David ROWLES. Witnesses were Fredk WILSON senior and Fredk WILSON junior. (GRO September Q 1870 Dorking 2a 208) The 1871 census of 4 Luther Terrace, St. Ebbe, Oxford, Oxfordshire: William D. ROWLES, head, aged 34, tailor, born at St. Ebbe, Oxford, Oxfordshire; Elizabeth ROWLES, wife, aged 29, born at Downham, Norfolk. (RG10/1440/11/16) The 1881 census of 4 Luther Terrace (The Ferns), St. Ebbe, Oxford, Oxfordshire: William David ROWLES, head, aged 34, tailor, journeyman, born at St. Ebbes; Elizabeth ROWLES, wife, aged 39, born at Downham, Norfolk; William ROWLES, son, aged 9, scholar, born at St. Ebbes, Oxford; Lilian ROWLES, daughter, aged 7, scholar, born at St. Ebbes, Oxford; Walter ROWLES, son, aged 5, scholar, born at St. Ebbes, Oxford; Herbert ROWLES, son, aged 2, born at St. Ebbes, Oxford. (RG11/1503/95/19) The 1891 census of 4 Luther Terrace, St. Ebbes, Oxford: Willm D. ROWLES, head, widower, aged 44, tailor, born at Oxford, Oxfordshire; Lilian A. L. ROWLES, daughter, aged 17, born at Oxford; Walter R. ROWLES, son, aged 15, tailor's apprentice, born at Oxford; Herbert S. ROWLES, son, aged 12, scholar, born at Oxford. (RG12/1168/126/21) William David ROWLES married Catherine SHEPHERD in 1896. (GRO September Q 1896 Mansfield 7b 169) The 1901 census of 4 Luther Terrace, St. Ebbe, Oxford, Oxfordshire: Wm David ROWLES, head, aged 54, journeyman tailor, born at Oxford; Catherine ROWLES, wife, aged 51, born at Stogursey, Somerset; Herbert Spencer ROWLES, son, aged 22, boookseller's assistant, born at Oxford; Edith Mary SHEPHERD, visitor, aged 29, dressmaker, born at Stogursey, Somerset. (RG13/1385/137/17) The 1911 census of 4 Luther Terrace, St. Ebbes, Oxford: *William David ROWLES, head, married, aged 64, journeyman tailor maker, born at St. Ebbes, Oxford; Catherine ROWLES, wife, married 14 years, aged 61, born at Stogursey, Somerset; Herbert Spencer ROWLES, son, single, aged 32, assistant bookseller, born at St. Ebbes, Oxford. (RG14PN81 RG78PN413 RD153 SD1 ED8) The death of William D. ROWLES aged 80 was registered in 1927 (GRO March Q 1927 Oxford 3a 1707) (revised 18.08.2011) | ROWLES, William David (I4661)
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| 6334 | WILLIAM DAVIES | DAVIES, Reverend William (I9187)
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| 6335 | WILLIAM DAWSON Page 1 of an Index to the Will of Richard DAWSON, clerk, Vicar of Pinchbeck, made on 7 February 1617, coving folios 1-3. Probate was granted at Pinchbeck on 26 May 1618: 01*Richard DAWSON, the Testator 02 William DAWSON, son of the Testator 03 Richard DAWSON, son of the Testator 04 Elizabeth DAWSON, daughter of the Testator 05 Children of the Testator's sister Jone COOPER 06 Sir Mathew Gamlyn, knight 07 Sir John Gamlyn, knight 08 John EDGOOSE, former owner of a piece of the Testator's land 09 John PARKER, joint tenant with the Testator of the above land 10 M(ist)ress EVINGTON, tenant 11 Widdowe MACRENES, tenant 12 William HOBSON, gentleman 13 William WILLSBYE, gentleman 14 William LAMBE deceased, grandfather of the Testator's son William 15*William DAWSON, brother of the Testator (see also line 27) 16 Anthonie OLDFIELD, gentleman 17 John HERRIS deceased, of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire 18 Richard BALYE, yeoman 19 Tobias CHAMBERLIN, tenant 20 Will(iam) STILES, tenant (Lincolnshire Consistory Court Will 1618 ii 196) An Index to Page 2 of the Will of Richard DAWSON, clerk, Vicar of Pinchbeck, made on 7 February 1617, covering folios 4-5. Probate was granted at Pinchbeck on 26 May 1618. 21 Mr. Thomas STILES, beloved brother of the Testator 22 Mr. Gegorie STILES, loving brother of the Testator 23 Mr. Robert LAMBE, loving brother of the Testator 24 Sister ROBINSON 25 Sister BRIGETT 26 John JOSEPH, clarke 27* William DAWSON, brother of the Testator (see also line 15) 28 Dimmocke WALPOLE Esq. 29 Francis NEDHAM, kinsman of the Testator (Lincolnshire Consistory Court Will 1618 ii 196) (revised 20.02.2020) | DAWSON, William (I8803)
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| 6336 | WILLIAM DAWSON Page 1 of an Index to the Will of Richard DAWSON, clerk, Vicar of Pinchbeck, made on 7 February 1617, coving folios 1-3. Probate was granted at Pinchbeck on 26 May 1618: Richard DAWSON, the Testator Beneficiaries: William DAWSON, son of the Testator Richard DAWSON, son of the Testator Elizabeth DAWSON, daughter of the Testator Children of the Testator's sister Jone COOPER Others: Sir Mathew Gamlyn, knight Sir John Gamlyn, knight John EDGOOSE, former owner of a piece of the Testator's land John PARKER, joint tenant with the Testator of the above land M(ist)ress EVINGTON, tenant Widdowe MACRENES, tenant William HOBSON, gentleman William WILLSBYE, gentleman William LAMBE deceased, grandfather of the Testator's son William *William DAWSON, brother of the Testator Anthonie OLDFIELD, gentleman Richard BALYE, yeoman John HERRIS deceased, of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire Tobias CHAMBERLIN, tenant Will(iam) STILES, tenant (Lincolnshire Consistory Court Will 1618 ii 196) An Index to Page 2 of the Will of Richard DAWSON, clerk, Vicar of Pinchbeck, made on 7 February 1617, covering folios 4-5. Probate was granted at Pinchbeck on 26 May 1618: Beneficiaries: Mr. Thomas STILES, beloved brother of the Testator Mr. Gegorie STILES, loving brother of the Testator Mr. Robert LAMBE, loving brother of the Testator Sister ROBINSON Sister BRIGETT John JOSEPH, clarke *William DAWSON, brother of the Testator Others: Dimmocke WALPOLE Esq. Francis NEDHAM, kinsman of the Testator (Lincolnshire Consistory Court Will 1618 ii 196) | DAWSON, William (I8801)
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| 6337 | WILLIAM DAY The marriage between William DAY and Olive Mary TROLLEY was registered in 1904. (GRO June Q 1904 Wisbech 3b 1309) | DAY, William (I9268)
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| 6338 | WILLIAM DODGSON 1883-1970 The registration of William DODGSON's death in 1970 records his date of birth as 9 September 1883. (GRO December Q 1970 Leeds 2c 576) When the 1939 Register was made it appears that William and Grace DODGSON were living separately in the same appartment block at 14-16 Pleasant Street, Blackburn C.B., Lancashire: Grace DODGSON, born 19 February 1901, household duties, married. (RG101/4240E/013/34) William DODGSON, born [illegible] September 1883, funeral director, married. (RG101/4240E/013/33) The death of William DODGSON was registered in 1970. (GRO December Q Leeds 2c 576) (revised 06.03.2016) | DODGSON, William (I7982)
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| 6339 | WILLIAM DOWAGER 1698-1762 William, son of John DOWAGER and Mary, was baptised at Whaplode, Lincolnshire on 18 March 1697/98 William DOWAGER and Elizabeth GIBSON were married at Whaplode St. Mary, Lincolnshire, on 9 January 1722/23. (PR) William DOWAGER and Hannah MEARS were married at Whaplode St. Mary, Lincolnshire, on 20 October 1728. (PR) The date and place of his marriage to Magdalen has not been traced. Hannah, daughter of William DOWAGER by Magdalen, was baptised at Whaplode, Lincolnshire, on 10 February 1747/48. (PR) William DOWAGER was buried at Whaplode St. Mary, Lincolnshire, on 23 November 1762. (LFHS) An extract of the will of William DOWAGER of Whaplode (1698-1762): Henry NAILOR, son-in-law, one shilling William NAILOR, grandson, one shilling Henry NAILOR, grandson, one shilling, Elizabeth NAILOR, granddaughter, one shilling Hannah NAILOR, granddaughter, one shilling Jane KELHAM, beloved daughter, one shilling Charles KELHAM, grandson, one shilling His wife [unnamed] and his beloved daughter Hannah, the Rest, Residue, and Remainder (LCC Will 1763/75) The will of William DOWAGER of Whaplode (LCC Will 1763/75) "In the Name of God Amen I William DOWAGER in the parish of Whapload in the County of Lincoln Husbandman being weak in body but of a sound and perfect Memory I bless the Almighty God for it, In considering the uncertainty of this Mortal Life doth make this my Last Will and Testament in the manner and form following First I resign my Soul to the Almighty God who first gave it me and my Body to the Earth from whence it came to be Buryed decently by my Executrix's (sic) hereinafter mentioned Secondly I give to my Son in Law Henry NAILOR the sum of Shilling Thirdly I give to my grandchildren William NAILOR, Henry NAILOR, Elizabeth NAILOR and Hannah NAILOR to each of them the sum of One Shilling Fourthly I give unto my beloved Daughter Jane KELHAM the sum of One Shilling Fifly I give unto my Grandson Charles KELHAM the sum of One Shilling And Lastly as to all the rest, Residue and Remainder of my Personal Estate Goods and Chatells of what kind or Nature soever I give and bequeath the same to my Beloved Wife and to my beloved Daughter Hannah DOWAGER whom I make whole and Sole Executrix's of this my Last Will and Testament hereby revoking all former Wills by me made In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the Fifteenth day of November in the Third year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord King George the Third of Great Britain France and Ireland King Defender of the Faith and so forth amd in the Year of our Lord God One Thousand seven hundred and sixty two. William DOWAGER his mark Signed Seales published & declared by the said William DOWAGER to be his last Will and Testament in the presence of us, who hereunto subscrib'd our names as Witnesses in the presence of the Testator David WATSON John REYNOLDS John TORNER his mark Oct 6 1763 Magdalen the Wife of William DOWAGER and Hannah his Daughter sworn before me G. PATAM Surrg. (revised 28.12.2017) | DOWAGER, William (I1658)
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| 6340 | WILLIAM DOWSE 1812 or 1813-1876 The marriage between a William DOWSE and Sarah CLARK was registered in 1842. (GRO June Q 1842 Boston 14 390) The 1851 census of Sutterton Fen, Lincolnshire: *William DOWSE, head, aged 38, publican, born at Halton, Lincolnshire; Sarah DOWSE, wife, aged 33, born at Kirton, Lincolnshire; Emma DOWSE, daughter, aged 6, born at Sutterton; Mary Jane DOWSE, daughter, aged 3, born at Sutterton; William DOWSE, son, aged 1, born at Sutterton; Edward WARD, visitor, aged 26, farm labourer, born at Sutterton; Frank CLARK, lodger, aged 20, farm labourer, born at Swineshead; Jane CLARK, visitor, aged 11, born at Swineshead. (HO107/2099/745/5) From the 1861 census of Sutterton, Lincolnshire: *William DOWSE, head, aged 48, farmer of 14 acres and publican, born at Holton, Lincolnshire; Sarah DOWSE, wife, aged 43, born at Boston, Lincolnshire; Mary Jane DOWSE, daughter, aged 13, born at Sutterton, Lincolnshire; Benjaman [sic] DOWSE, son, aged 9, born at Sutterton, Lincolnshire; John Tom DOWSE, son, aged 7, born at Sutterton, Lincolnshire; Joseph DOWSE, son, aged 5, born at Sutterton, Lincolnshire; William DOWSE, son, aged 1, born at Sutterton, Lincolnshire; Jimma HUNT, servant, aged 17, unmarried, house servant, born at Kirton; William ARCHER, boarder, aged 28, unmarried, butcher, born at Boston, Lincolnshire; Samuel BLACK, boarder, aged 48, agricultural labourer, born at Deeping, Lincolnshire; John SPANKER, boarder, aged 49, agricultural labourer, born in Norfol. (RG9/2340/69/12) The 1871 census of the Harvest Man Inn, Sutterton Fen, Lincolnshire: *William DOWSE, head, aged 58, publican, born at Halton, Lincolnshire; Sarah DOWSE, wife, aged 54, born at Kirton, Lincolnshire; William DOWSE, son, aged 11, scholar, born at Sutterton Fen, Lincolnshire; Annie DOWSE, granddaughter, aged 7, scholar, born at Suttertton Fen, Lincolnshire; Thomas SOUTHWELL, lodger, aged 72, widower, born at Metheringham; Eliza LILLEY, servant, aged 14, domestic servant, born at Wrangle; G. BARD, lodger, aged 40, unmarried, agricultural labourer, born at Northampton. (RG10/3346/73/2) The death of William DOWSE aged 66 was registered in 1879. (GRO September Q 1879 Boston 7a 242) William DOWSE of Sutterton Fen was buried at Holland Fen on 31 August 1879 aged 66. (LFHS Parish Register Burials Volume 5) NOTES & QUERIES: Whose child was William DOWSE's granddaughter Annie DOWSE born circa 1874? (revised 30.09.2012) | DOWSE, William (I4140)
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| 6341 | WILLIAM DOWSE 1849-1854 or 1857 The birth of a William Dickinson DOWSE was registered in 1849. (GRO September Q 1849 [CLARK] Boston 14 282) The 1851 census of Sutterton Fen, Lincolnshire: William DOWSE, head, aged 38, publican, born at Halton, Lincolnshire; Sarah DOWSE, wife, aged 33, born at Kirton, Lincolnshire; Emma DOWSE, daughter, aged 6, born at Sutterton; Mary Jane DOWSE, daughter, aged 3, born at Sutterton; *William DOWSE, son, aged 1, born at Sutterton; Edward WARD, visitor, aged 26, farm labourer, born at Sutterton; Frank CLARK, lodger, aged 20, farm labourer, born at Swineshead; Jane CLARK, visitor, aged 11, born at Swineshead. (HO107/2099/745/5) Deaths of a William DOWSE were registered in 1854 and 1857. (GRO June Q 1854 Boston 7a 240) (GRO December Q 1857 Boston 7a 252) (revised 06.01.2018) | DOWSE, William (I6954)
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| 6342 | WILLIAM DRYVER An Index to the Will of Richard DRYVER (????-1549) of Stepney, Middlesex, made on 5 April 1549 and proved at London on 29 September 1549: *Richard DRYVER, the Testator Beneficiaries: *William DRYVER, son of the Testator, sole executor George DRYVER, son of the Testator Elizabeth DRYVER, wife of the Testator Ann DRYVER, daughter of the Testator Thomas DRYVER, son of the Testator John DRYVER, son of the Testator Edmonde DRYVER, son of the Testator Henry MORE, vicar of Stepney, overseer Others: Mr. NORREYS, neighbour Henry COLVELL, tenant HEWYT, tenant Henry MORE, vicar of Stepney, witness William HAR?YS, curate, witness George HOLLYNS, witness John TAYLOR, witness (Prerogative Court of Canterbury Will PROB 11/32/587) (revised 16.02.2020) | DRYVER, William (I1374)
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| 6343 | WILLIAM E. DAWSON The marriage between Zilpah [sic] HUGGINS and William E. DAWSON was registered in 1928. (GRO March Q 1928 Holbeach 7a 557) | DAWSON, William E. (I6940)
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| 6344 | WILLIAM EARLE Father of Mary EARLE, the goddaughter of Mrs. Frances DEARSLEY, and supervisor of the latter's will. (PCC PROB II/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) 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) (revised 24.03.2020) | EARLE, William (I8996)
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| 6345 | WILLIAM EDCUS November 1464 Stockport ..... WAGSTAFFE complains against William EDCUS in a plea of debt, in which he pleads that he owes him 20d for rent of a house which ought to have been paid last Midsummer and he has not paid, to damage [&c]; and the said defendant does not come to answer; therefore in the lord's mercy 6d [i.e. amerced 6d]. The defendant says [that he is not guilty] and puts himself upon the country [i.e. submits the case to a jury] - who say that the defendant owes: therefore in mercy. (translated from the original Latin. Stockport Great Leet/Stockport Museum: HX218) 10 January 1465 Stockport William EDCUS complains against George WAGSTAFFE in a plea of debt, in which he pleads that he owes him 3s 4d which he promised him at his marriage and has not paid, to damage [&c]; and the said defendant says that he does not owe and puts himself upon the country [i.e. submits the case to a jury] - who say that the defendant owes 20d: therefore in the lord's mercy 2d [i.e. amerced 2d] (translated from the original Latin. Stockport Portmote/Stockport Museum: HX218) | EDCUS, William (I5802)
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| 6346 | WILLIAM EDE 1852- The birth of a WILLIAM EDE was registered in 1852. (GRO June Q 1852 Hambledon 2a 83.Hambledon Registration District includes Shalford) The 1861 census of Shalford Common, Surrey: JAMES EDE, head, aged 39, brewer's labourer, born at Shalford; CATHERINE EDE, wife, aged 34, born at Seale, Surrey; JANE EDE, daughter, aged 13, born at Shalford; GEORGE EDE, son, aged 10, agricultural labourer, born at Shalford; *WILLIAM EDE, son, aged 8, scholar, born at Shalford; HENRY EDE, son, aged 7 scholar, born at Shalford; JAMES EDE, son, aged 4, scholar, born at Shalford; EMMA EDE, daughter, aged 2, born at Shalford. (RG9/438/165/3) The 1871 census of Bramley Road, Shalford, Surrey: CATHERINE EDE, head, aged 45, widow, laundress, born at Tongham, Surrey; *WILLIAM EDE, son, aged 18, tanner, born at Shalford; HENRY B. EDE, son, aged 17, tanner, born at Shalford; JAMES EDE, son, aged 14, stable boy, born at Shalford; EMMA EDE, daughter, aged 12, scholar, born at Shalford; FREDERICK EDE, son, aged 9, scholar, born at Shalford. (RG10/826/75/26) WIlliam EDE married Charlotte LIBBITER in 1874. (GRO December Q 1874 Hambledon 2a 199) The 1881 census of 2 Christmas Hill, Shalford, Surrey: *WILLIAM EDE, head, aged 28, turner, born at Shalford; CHARLOTTE EDE, wife, aged 27, born at Plaistow, Sussex; WILLIAM EDE, son, aged 5, scholar, born at Shalford; ARTHUR EDE, son, aged 3, born at Shalford; EDITH EDE, daughter, aged 2, born at Shalford; ALICE M. EDE, daughter, aged 1, born at Shalford; FREDERICK EDE, brother, aged 19, unmarried, compositor, born at Shalford. (RG11/0793/61/17) The 1901 census of The Wharf, Shalford, Surrey: *WILLIAM EDE, head, aged 48, brewer's drayman, born at Shalford; CHARLOTTE EDE, wife, aged 47, born at Lockwood (sic), Sussex; ARTHUR EDE, son, aged 24, coal merchant's carman, born at Shalford; FREDERICK EDE, son, aged 20, brewer's drayman, born at Shalford; ALBERT EDE, son, aged 14, born at Shalford; (RG13/620/49/28) (revised 18.09.2005) | EDE, William (I3636)
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| 6347 | WILLIAM EDE 1875 or 1876- The 1881 census of 2 Christmas Hill, Shalford, Surrey: WILLIAM EDE, head, aged 28, turner, born at Shalford; CHARLOTTE EDE, wife, aged 27, born at Plaistow, Sussex; *WILLIAM EDE, son, aged 5, scholar, born at Shalford; ARTHUR EDE, son, aged 3, born at Shalford; EDITH EDE, daughter, aged 2, born at Shalford; ALICE M. EDE, daughter, aged 1, born at Shalford; FREDERICK EDE, brother, aged 19, unmarried, compositor, born at Shalford. (RG11/0793/61/17) | EDE, William (I4421)
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| 6348 | WILLIAM EDGODE (mistranscription?) (????-15??) William EDGODE of Qwablode, Lincolnshire: Plaintiffs: Thomas GUIBON esq of West Lenn, Norfolk, son of George GUIBON, executors of; (Edmund LOMNER, Rose his wife) Defendants: Christopher COO of Bishop Lenn, gent; William EDGODE of of Qwablode, Lincolnshire, butcher. (Court of Common Pleas CP40/1076 Hilary 1533 by Vance Mead, Page 125 of 312, Image 6438) (http://aalt.uh.edu) NOTE: Qwablode is an old spelling of Whaplode in Lincolnshire, not far from Spalding. (revised 27.06.2025) | EDGODE, William (I9560)
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| 6349 | WILLIAM EDGOOSE 1850-1850 William EDGOOSE or EDGOODE was born at Little South Street, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, on 19 October 1850, the illegitimate son of Patience EDGOOSE of the same address, widow of Stanton EDGOOSE. (GRO December Q 1850 Wisbech 14 181) He died at Little South Street, Wisbech, on 4 November 1850 of "natural want of vitality" and was buried at Wisbech St. Peter on 6 November aged 0. The Cambridge Chronicle dated 9 November 1850 carries the following report: "WISBECH. An inquesest was held at the Crown Tavern, on Tuesday last, before Mr. Wm. PRATT, on the body of an infant son of Mrs. EDGOOSE, of West Walton, who died on Sunday morning, at Mrs. Nape's, in Timber Market, under whose care it had been placed. It appeared in evidence that the child died from natural causes, and a verdict to that effect was returned." (GRO December Q 1850 Wisbech 14 125) NOTES & QUERIES: 1) Timber Market is now known as Norfolk Street East. 2) Who was the father of Patience EDGOOSE's illegitimate children? Patience EDGOOSE's husband Stanton died on 17 March 1845 in the presence of Joseph BATTERHAM. Subsequently Patience gave birth to James (Great Grandfather of Michael James EDGOOSE) on 2 April 1847, Charles on 19 May 1849, William on 19 October 1850, Benjamin John on 19 May 1852, and twins Benjamin and Selina on 1 August 1854. Burt EDGOOSE told me that he thought Robert, Stanton's elder brother, whose wife Judith had died in April 1842, was the father. He certainly never remarried and thanks to the land and money which his wife inherited from her grandfather a few years before she died he was able to describe himself as an 'annuitant' or 'of independent means'. He may well have thought it his duty to look after Patience and her children. Whilst no documentary evidence has been found, DNA tests in February 2006 on Michael James EDGOOSE and John Samuel EDGOOSE proved conclusively that Robert EDGOOSE was the father of Patience's son James EDGOOSE. Before she died Bertha CURTIS (nee EDGOOSE) told me that as a young girl in West Walton she had heard a whisper that George BATTERHAM was the father of Benjamin. Impossible as it happens as he wasn't born until 1867! Raymond BENNETT told me in 1969 that the father of Benjamin and Selina was called BATTERHAM. Intriguingly, Joseph BATTERHAM was present when James EDGOOSE died and he informed the registrar. Joseph BATTERHAM married Mary Ann, the daughter of Joseph OLDFIELD who had married Stanton EDGOOSE's sister Ann in 1818, and had sons George BATTERHAM and John Stanton BATTERHAM. Of course this proves nothing, but it does prove that Joseph BATTERHAM and Patience EDGOOSE knew each other. Raymond BENNETT also told me that Patience was Joseph BATTERHAM's cousin. There is absolutely no documentary evidence that Robert EDGOOSE, brother of Patience's late husband Stanton EDGOOSE, is the father of William or any of her other children except James. All that has been proved is that DNA testing has shown that Robert was the father of Patience's son James EDGOOSE born in 1847. (revised 25.01.2012) | EDGOOSE, William (I354)
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| 6350 | WILLIAM EDGOOSE 1855-1867 William EDGOOSE was born on 8 October 1855 at Algarkirk Fen, son of Joel and Mary EDGOOSE. (GRO December Q 1855 [JONES] Boston 07A 348) Joel EDGOOSE had married Mary Elizabeth Grace JONES, but when or where remains a mystery. The family were living at Sutterton at the time of the 1861 census: Joel EDGOOSE, head, married, aged 57, agricultural labourer, born at Algarkirk; Mary EDGOOSE, wife, married, aged 47, born at Newport, Hampshire (sic); Joel EDGOOSE, son, unmarried, aged 16, born at Algarkirk; Jonathan EDGOOSE, son, aged 10, born at Algarkirk; Elizabeth EDGOOSE, daughter, aged 7, born at Algarkirk; *William EDGOOSE, son, aged 5, born at Algarkirk; Harritt (sic) EDGOOSE, daughter, aged 2, born at Algarkirk (RG9/2340/68/10) He died at Sutterton Fen on 15 December 1867 aged 12. Maria BURROWS was present. (GRO December Q 1867 Boston 07A 248) William EDGOOSE of Sutterton Fen was buried at Algarkirk on 19 December 1867 aged 12. (FreeReg) NOTES & QUERIES: Was he named William Franklyn EDGOOSE? According to Clara Strohmeier CLARK, Franklyn EDGOOSE was the son of Joel and Mary EDGOOSE. She said that he died at the age of 12. (revised 25.01.2012) | EDGOOSE, William (I620)
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