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6401	WILLIAM GRIFFITHS 1891-1951 The birth of William GRIFFITHS was registered in 1891. According to the 1939 Register he was born on 23 July 1891. (GRO June Q 1891 Sheffield 9c 612) The 1911 census of 179 Alfred Road, Sheffield, Yorkshire: Christiana HORRY, head, aged 42, widow, 8 children, 5 living, 4 dead (?), born at Newland, Sheffield, Yorkshire; Mary Ann HORRY, daughter, aged 22, single, saw hardener at steel & saw works, born at Brightside, Sheffield; Ethel HORRY, daughter, aged 19, single, 1 child (living), born at Brightside, Sheffield, Yorkshire; Nellie HORRY, daughter, aged 8, born at Brightside, Sheffield, Yorkshire; Albert HORRY, son, aged 5, born at Brightside, Sheffield, Yorkshire; William GRIFFITHS, boarder, aged 19, married under 1 year, tyre bowler's labourer in steel works, born at Wincobank, Sheffield; Emma GRIFFITHS, daughter, aged 20, married under 1 year, 1 child (living), born at Brightside, Sheffield, Yorkshire; William GRIFFITHS, boarder, aged 7 months, born at Brightside, Sheffield, Yorkshire; William SANDS, boarder, aged 53, widower, forge man at steel works, born in Manchester; Jack VOICE, boarder, aged 35, single, forge man at steel works, born at Leverton, Nottinghamshire; Walter HOBSON, boarder, aged 41, single, bricklayer's labourer at steel works, born at Neepsend, Sheffield; Annie E. HORRY, boarder, aged 5 months, born at Brightside, Sheffield, Yorkshire. (RG14 PN27975 RD510 SD6 ED16 SN154) From the 1939 Register of No. 36 Dearne Street, Sheffield C.B., Yorkshire: Wm D. B. GRIFFITHS, born 23 July 1891, married, pitman melting furn.; Emma E. GRIFFITHS, born 1 May 1890, married, unpaid domestic duties; The death of William D. B. GRIFFITHS aged 59 was registered in 1951. (GRO March Q 1951 Sheffield 2d 272) (revised 23.02.2016)	GRIFFITHS, William (I8112)
6402	WILLIAM GRIMES -1743 (Unrelated Individual) William GRIMES was buried at Spalding, Lincolnshire, on 20 June 1743. (PR) (revised 11.09.2013)	GRIMES, William (I7632)
6403	WILLIAM GRIMES -1744/45 Mr. William GRIMES was buried at Spalding, Lincolnshire, on 7 January 1744/45. (PR) (revised 07.09.2013)	GRIMES, William (I7633)
6404	WILLIAM GROOM MASTIN circa 1829-1855 William Groom MASTIN, son of John Chantry MASTIN and his wife Christiana, was born on 2 September 1828 and baptised at Frampton, Lincolnshire, on 7 September 1828. His father's occupation was a farmer of Frampton West End. (FreeReg) From the 1851 census of Silvertoft Hill, Frampton, Lincolnshire: Christiana MASTIN, head, widow, farmer occupying 20 acres, born at Wyberton, Lincolnshire; *William MASTIN, son, unmarried, aged 22, farmer's son occupying 20 acres, born at Frampton, Lincolnshire; Charlotte MASTIN, daughter, unmarried, aged 20, farmer's daughter, born at Frampton, Lincolnshire; Sarah Ann MASTIN, daughter, aged 18, dressmaker, born at Frampton, Lincolnshire; Frederick MASTIN, son, aged 9, scholar, born at Frampton, Lincolnshire; Robert DICKINSON, servant, aged 10, errand boy, born at Frampton, Lincolnshire. (HO107/2098/164/10) William, son of William MASTIN, farmer, and Sarah MASTIN formerly EDGOOSE, was born at Kirton, Lincolnshire, on 7 August 1855. His mother Sarah MASTIN of Kirton made her mark. (GRO September Q 1855 Boston 7a 329) William Groom MASTIN of Kirton, Lincolnshire, was buried at Frampton, Lincolnshire, on 21 October 1855 aged 26. (LFHS) NOTES & QUERIES: 1) It has been proved conclusively that William Groom MASTIN (1829-1855) was the father of the William Groom MASTIN (1855-1900) who married Rose Ann Amy SMITH in New South Wales, Australia in 1886. 3) Although William Groom MASTIN died in October 1855 this does not preclude him from being the father of a William Groom MASTIN aged 5 at the time of the 1861 census taken on 7 April. If he had been born in July/August/September 1855 (or betwtween May 1855 and March 1856) he would have been aged 0 in April 1856, 1 in April 1857, 2 in April 1858, 3 in April 1859, 4 in April 1860, and 5 in April 1861. He could therefore have been conceived as early as August 1854. His birth certificate shows him to have been born on 7 August 1855, just ten weeks before his father died. 4) The census return gives his age as 5 in 1861 and 15 in 1871. His grandmother and her children with whom he was living would have known when he was born and the circumstances surrounding his birth. In 1881, when he was said to 23 years old, he was not living with any member of his family, his grandmother had died and, without a birth certificate (he did not know his date of birth when he married on 11 January 1886), might have been unsure of his age. (revised 03.12.2011)	MASTIN, William Groom (I6538)
6405	WILLIAM GROOM MASTIN or HEADGOOSE 1855-1900 William, son of William MASTIN, farmer, and Sarah MASTIN née EDGOOSE, was born at Kirton, Lincolnshire, on 7 August 1855. Sarah MASTIN, mother, of Kirton made her mark. (GRO September Q 1855 [EDGOOSE] Boston 07A 329) From the 1861 census of Silvertoft Hill, Frampton, Lincolnshire: Christiana MASTIN, head, widow, aged 58, occupier of 25 acres, born at Wyberton, Lincolnshire; Charlotte MASTIN, daughter, unmarried, aged 30, dressmaker, born at Frampton, Lincolnshire; Sarah Ann MASTIN, daughter, unmarried, aged 28, dressmaker, born at Frampton, Lincolnshire; Frederick George MASTIN, son, unmarried, aged 19, farming son, born at Frampton, Lincolnshire; William Groom MASTIN, grandson, aged 5, scholar, born at Kirton, Lincolnshire. (RG9/2331/97/15) From the 1871 census of Fen Way, Frampton, Lincolnshire: Christiana MASTIN, head, widow, aged 68, land owner, born at Wyberton, Lincolnshire; Charlotte MASTIN, daughter, unmarried, aged 40, land owner & dressmaker, born at Frampton; Sarah Ann MASTIN, daughter, unmarried, aged 38, land owner & dressmaker; born at Frampton; William G. MASTIN, grandson, aged 15, scholar, born at Frampton, Lincolnshire. (RG10/3334/5/4) From the 1881 census of Star Lane, Bourn, Lincolnshire: Edward COALES, head, aged 28, grocer, born at Bourn, Lincolnshire; Elizabeth COALES, wife, aged 27, born in Birmingham, Warwickshire; Flora Emma COALES, daughter, aged 2, born at Bourn, Lincolnshire; William Groom MASTIN, lodger, aged 23, unemployed grocer's assistant, born at Kirton Holme, Lincolnshire. (RG11/3198/4/1) A Englishman Wm MASTIN sailed from London, England, on the ship Port Jackson in 1883, arriving in 'Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney' Australia on 11 January 1884. (Unassisted Immigrant Passenger Lists) William MASTIN and Rose Ann Amy SMITH were married at the Congregational Church, Pyrmont, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia on 11 January 1886. William MASTIN (William G. MASTIN and/or William G. HEADGOOSE in the index) was a storekeeper at Kogarah, New South Wales. He was a bachelor, place of birth England, date of birth not stated, aged 28. The name of his father was William Groom MASTIN and that of his mother Sarah HEADGOOSE. Rose Ann Amy SMITH was a "domestic" from Sydney. She was a spinster, place of birth Newcastle, New South Wales, date of birth not stated, aged 17. The name of her father was Peter Charles SMITH and the maiden name of her mother was Rose McBRIDE. Witnesses were Francis SMITH and Johannah SMITH. (NSW Marriages 125/1886 indexed under MASTIN and HEADGOOSE) The birth of their daughter Annie Mastin MASTIN or HEADGOOSE at St. Peter's was registered in 1886. (NSW Births 7218/1886 indexed under MASTIN and HEADGOOSE) She died in 1889 (NSW Deaths 425/1885 indexed under MASTIN only) The Sands Directories list a Wm MASTIN at Railway Parade, Kogarah, New South Wales from 1890 to 1900. He was a storekeeper and baker in 1890; 'store' in 1891; and a grocer in 1892 and 1893. No occupation is given from 1894 to 1900. The birth of Ilma R. MASTIN, daughter of William and Annie (sic) at Kogarah, New South Wales, was registered in 1895. No further trace of her has been found in New South Wales. (NSW Births 13721/1895) W. EDGOOSE, aged 37, sailed on the ship Marlow ll for Fremantle via Adelaide arriving in Albany, Western Australia, on 12 September 1896 (i.e. born in 1858 or 1859). (Outward Passengers to Interstate, UK, NZ and Foreign Ports 1852-1930) A Mr. W. ADGOOSE left Brisbane for Sydney, New South Wales, on the ship Peregrine, arriving on 3 February 1899. This might refer to Ernest Winfrey EDGOOSE. William MASTIN, a Master Grocer of Railway Parade, Kogarah, New South Wales, Australia, died there on 8 March 1900 aged 44. The cause of death was Cachexia 3 weeks and Pthisis Pulmonalis (6 months). John O'Keefe M.B. Registered 7 March 1900. His mother's name was Sarah HEADGOOSE , but his father's name was simply Unknown MASTIN. The informant was his wife R. A. A. MASTIN of Railway Parade, Kogarah. R. M. FARLANE registered the death at Kogarah on 8 March 1900. He was buried on 9 March 1900 in the Church of England Cemetery at Waverly. The Undertakers were Gommeson & Co. The Minister of Religion was R. McKEOWN of the Church of England. The Witnesses to the burial were H. EDWARDS and L. HAMMOND. The deceased was born in Lincolnshire, England, and lived 15 years in New South Wales. He married in Sydney, Australia, when he was 30 years old to Rose Ann Amy SMITH. Children of the marriage: None Living. 1 Female dead. (NSW Deaths 1979/1900) An Index of the Will of William Groom MASTIN or EDGOOSE (1855-1900) 01William Groom MASTIN or EDGOOSE. 02 Rose Ann Amy MASTIN, wife of the Testator. 03 W. E. HAWKINS, Solicitor, Sydney. 04 Alfred E. CLEWER, Articled Clerk. 05 CARRUTHERS & McDONATE THE WILL OF WILLIAM GROOM MASTIN or EDGOOSE or HEADGOOSE (1855-1900), baker and grocer. (surnames capitalised, and clauses separated for clarity) "This is the last Will and Testament of me William MASTIN sometimes known as William groom [sic] MASTIN and also as William Groom EDGOOSE or HEADGOOSE of Kogarah in the Colony of New South Wales Baker and grocer I direct that all my just debts and funeral and testamentary expenses shall be paid as soon as conveniently may be after my decease I Give devise and bequeath unto my wife Rose Ann Amy for her absolute use and benefit all my real and personal estate wheresoever situated. I hereby revoke all former Wills and testamentary writings by me at any time heretofore made And I appoint my said wife Rose Ann Amy to be my sole Executrex [sic] to this my Will in witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand this twenty ninth day of October in the year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety five [signed] W. MASTIN Signed by the Testator and acknowledged by him to be his last Will and Testament in the presence of us present at the time who at his request in his presence and in the presence of each other have subscribed our names as witnesses W. E. HAWKINS Solicitor Sydney Alfred E. CLEWER Articled Clerk to W. E. HAWKINS----------------------------- 30 March 1900 By Act of Court Probate of the last Will and Testament of the said deceased granted to Rose Ann Amy MASTIN of Kogarah Widow the sole Executrix in Will named Testator died at Kogarah 8 March 1900 Estate sworn under £1397 Nett CARRUTHERS & McDONATE [illegible word follows] (www.findmypast.co.uk: Australia. New South Wales Will Book 1800-1952, Will No.20012. NOTES & QUERIES: 1) It has been proved conclusively that William Groom MASTIN (1829-1855) was the father of the William Groom MASTIN (1855-1900) who married Rose Ann Amy SMITH in New South Wales, Australia in 1886. 2) Although William Groom MASTIN died in October 1855 this does not preclude him from being the father of a William Groom MASTIN aged 5 at the time of the 1861 census taken on 7 April. If he had been born in July/August/September 1855 (or betwtween May 1855 and March 1856) he would have been aged 0 in April 1856, 1 in April 1857, 2 in April 1858, 3 in April 1859, 4 in April 1860, and 5 in April 1861. He could therefore have been conceived as early as August 1854. His birth certificate shows him to have been born on 7 August 1855, just ten weeks before his father died. 3) The census return gives his age as 5 in 1861 and 15 in 1871. His grandmother and her children with whom he was living would have known when he was born and the circumstances surrounding his birth. In 1881, when he was said to 23 years old, he was not living with any member of his family and, without a birth certificate (he did not know his date of birth when he married on 11 January 1886), might have been unsure of his age. (revised 14.01.2022)	EDGOOSE, William Groom (Mastin) (I1105)
6406	WILLIAM H. BILLING From the 1861 Census of Tideford, St. Germans, Cornwall: George BILLING, head, married, aged 44, labourer, born at St. Germans, Cornwall; Mary BILLING, wife, married, aged 43, born at Landrake, Cornwall; Elizabeth BILLING, daughter, aged 10, born at St. Germans, Cornwall; *Selina BILLING, daughter, aged 8, scholar, born at St. Germans, Cornwall; William H. BILLING, son, aged 6, scholar, born at St. Germans, Cornwall; Alice BILLING, daughter, aged 1, born at St. Germans, Cornwall. (RG9/1524/92/14)	BILLING, William H. (I8352)
6407	WILLIAM H. HALL 1897 or 1896- His birth registration in Farnham Registration District in 1896 or 1897 has not been traced. The 1901 census of 3 The Pavement, Lynchford Road, Farnborough, Hampshire: ALBERT E. HALL, head, aged 27, architect, born at Frimley, Surrey; ALICE S. HALL, wife, aged 26, born at Maiden Earley, Berkshire; ALBERT E. HALL, son, aged 7, born at Farnborough; DOROTHY C. HALL, daughter, born at Frimley; **WILLIAM H. HALL, son, aged 4, born at Frimley. (RG13/1103/111/17)	HALL, William H. (I4063)
6408	WILLIAM HADDON 1846-1929 The birth of a William HADDON was registered in 1846. (GRO December Q 1846 Wisbech 14 151) From the 1901 census of Leverington Common, Cambridgeshire: William HADDON, head, aged 55, fruit grower on own account, born Leverington; Anna M. HADDON, wife, aged 54, born at Leverington; Harry HADDON, son, aged 20, agricultural labourer, born at Leverington; John H. LEACH, son-in-law, aged 20, feeble minded, born at Leverington. (RG13/1554/7/6) From the 1911 census of Leverington Common, Leverington, Cambridgeshire: William HADDON, head, aged 65, married 12 years, no children, fruit grower on own account, born at Leverington, Cambridgeshire; Anna Maria HADDON, wife, aged 64, born at Leverington, Cambridgeshire; Harry HADDON, son, aged 30, single, gardner [sic] at home, born at Leverington, Cambridgeshire; John Henry LEACH, aged 30, born at Leverington, Cambridgeshire, feeble mnded. (RG14PN9284 RG78PN499 RD187 SD1 ED1 SN162) The death of William HADDON aged 83 was registered in 1929. (GRO March Q 1929 Wisbech 3b 690) (revised 26.09.2017)	HADDON, William (I5319)
6409	WILLIAM HADDON 1794-1880 William, son of Joseph and Mary HADDON, was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 16 November 1794. (FreeReg) William HADDON married Susannah GREENWOOD at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, 23 May 1821. John HADDON and Mary HADDON were witnesses. (PR) Mary Anne HADDON, infant, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 20 January 1828. (FreeReg) No proof that she was a child of William and Susanna HADDON, but there is a gap in baptisms of their children between 1825 and 1829. From the 1851 census of North Gate, Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire: William HADDON, head, married, aged 56, agricultural labourer, born at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire; Susan HADDON, wife, married, aged 58, laundress, born at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire. (HO107/296/23/8) His wife Susanna HADDON of North Gate was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 22 March 1857 aged 64. (FreeReg) From the 1861 census of Northgate Road, Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire: William HADDON, head, widower, aged 66, highway labourer, born at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire; Sarah HADDON, sister, unmarried, aged 61, formerly stocking knitter and wool spinner, born at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire. (RG9/2320/15/1) From the 1871 census of Hemp Land, Billingborough, Lincolnshire: Elizabeth HADDON, head, widow, aged 41, cottage farmer, born at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire; Jane E. HADDON, daughter, aged 10, scholar, born at Billingborough, Lincolnshire; Joseph HADDON, son, aged 8, scholar, born at Billingborough, Lincolnshire; *William HADDON, father, widower, aged 76, formerly agricultural labourer, born at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire; Thomas HADDON, father-in-law, widower, aged 69, coal dealer, born at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire. (RG10/3312/48/31) The death of William HADDON aged 85 was registered in 1880. (GRO December Q 1880 Bourn 7a 224) (revised 14.05.2015)	HADDON, William (I7273)
6410	WILLIAM HALL (1825-1830) Baptised 25 December 1825 Frimley, Surrey, (IGI) Buried 28 July 1830 aged 4 1/2, (IGI)	HALL, William (I3939)
6411	WILLIAM HALL 1759 or 1760-1839 William HALL bachelor and Mercy HARWOOD spinster, both of the hamlet of Frimley, Surrey, were married by licence at Ash, Surrey, on 14 June 1783. Witnesses were William HARWOOD and Richard HARWOOD. (PR) From the Court Book of the Manor of Frimley 1803-1837, page 93: William HALL to John GILES yeoman Conditional Surrender At this Court came here into Court in his proper person William HALL one of the Copyholders or Customary Tenants of this Manor and in consideration of the Sum of Two Hundred and fifty Pounds of lawful Money of Great Britain to him paid by John GILES of Frimley in the County of Surrey yeoman surrendered into the hands of the Lord of the said Manor by the Rod and by the acceptance of the said Steward and according to the Custom of the said Manor All that one Messuage or Tenement together with the Dwelling House Barn and all Outhouses thereto belonging with Three acres of Land (more or less) with the appurtenances called or known by the name of Lower Four Oaks situate in Frimley aforesaid (to which same Copyhold Messuage or Tenenement or Premises the said William HALL was admitted Tenant at a General Court Baron holden in and for the said Manor on the twelfth day of January one Thousand Eight Hundred and one) Together with the allotment in respect thereof under the Act of Parliament for inclosing the Waste Lands of this Manor with all and every the appurtenances To the only proper and absolute use and Behoof of the said John GILES his Heirs and assigns for ever according to the Custom of the said Manor Subject to a Proviso and Condition for making the same Surrender void on payment by the said William HALL his Heirs Executors administrators and assigns unto the said John GILES his Executors Administrators or Assigns if the Sum of Two Hundred and Fifty Pounds with Interest for the same at the Rate of Five Pounds percent per annum upon the twenty third day of July now next ensuing without any deduction or abatement (last line too faint to read) Be it remembered that Robert Shurlock George PRIMMER and Thomas BUR....(illegible) the Executors named and appointed in and by the last Will and Testament of John GILES deceased in this Surrender named by writing under their hands bearing date the third day of May 1828 did acknowledge to have had and received all principal money and interest due and owing to them upon and by virtue of this Surrender and did desire and authorise me the Steward of the said Manor to vacate and discharge the said Surrender and enter their acknowledgement of satisfaction thereof on the Court Rolls or Books of the said Manor and which I have done accordingly Dated this second(?) day of December 1830 (signed) W. SMALLPEICE Steward From the Court Book of the Manor of Frimley 1767-1803, page 287 (1790s) WALDEN Mary & Thomas to HALL William Released At this Court appeared in their own proper persons Thomas WALDEN of Frimley aforesaid Labourer and Mary his wife which said Mary was under the last will and Testament of James GILES deceased late a Customary Tenant of this Manor (whose death wawas presented at a Court held fore this Manor the fifteenth day of February one thousand seven hundred and ninety) entitled to a rent Charge of three pounds per annum payable during her life out of All that copyhold Messuage or Tenement togetheer with the Dwelling house Barn and all outhouses thereto belonging with three acres of Land more or less with the Appurtenances called or known by the Name of the Lower four Oaks situate in Frimley aforesaid and to which premises William HALL oof Frimley aforesaid Farmer at the last Court holden for this Manor was admitted Tenant to him and his heirs on the surrender of Richard HARWOOD and Mary his wife the Devisee thereof named in the said will of the said James GILES deceased And shhhe the said Mary being first separately and apart from her said Husband examined by the said Steward and thereto freely and voluntarily consenting they did severally in full and open Court surrender remise release and quit claim All that the said annuity or rent charge of three pounds payable out of the said premises to the said Mary WALDEN during her life And all their and each of their right title and interest in and to the said Messuage or Tenement Hereditaments and Premises so charged therewith And all claims and Demands whatsoever relating thereto To the only use and behoof of the said William HALL his heirs and assigns for ever according to the Custom of the said Manor. From the Court Book of Frimley, pages 269 & 270 (date unknown): HALL William admitted on surr(ender) of Richard HARWOOD and Mary his wife At this Court appeared in their own proper persons Richard HARWOOD of Frimley aforesaid yeoman and Mary his wife which said Mary is one of the Copyhold or Customary Tenants of this Manor and did in full and open Court (the said Mary being first separately and apart from her said Husband examined by me the Steward and thereto freely and voluntarily consenting) severally surrender All that one Messuage or Tenement together with the Dwelling house Barn and all outhouses thereto belonging with three Acres of Land more or less with the Appurtenances called or known by the name of Lower four Oaks situate in Frimley aforesaid (to which the said Mary HARWOOD was admitted Tenant at a Court held for the said Manor the sixteenth day of June one thousand seven hundred and thirty one as Devisee under the last will and testament of James GILES deceased, Subject to the payment of a certain Annuity of three pounds per annum charged on the said premises by the said will of the said James GILES deceased to Mary WALDEN during her life) And the reversion and reversions remainder and remainders of all the said premises To the only use and behoof of William HALL Farmer of Frimley aforesaid his heirs and assigns for ever accorcording to the Custom of the said Manor Subject nevertheless as aforesaid Whereupon came here into Court in his own proper person the said William HALL and humbly prayed to be admitted Tenant to the Lord of the said Premises so surrendered to hiim T To whom the Lord by the said Steward did grant and deliver Seizin thereof To have and to hold the said Messuage or Tenement and Premises with the Appurtenances unto the said William HALL his heirs and assigns for ever Subject nevertheless to the before mentioned Annuity according to the tenor and effect of the said Surrender of the Lord at the will of the Lord according to the Custom of the said Manor by the Rents Heriots Customs and services therefore anciently due and of right accustomed, And he gave to the Lord for a Fine as appears &c And was thereof admitted Tenant and his fealty was respited. (Fine £9.9.0) Same surrender to use of Will And afterwards at this Court the said William HALL did in full and open Court surrender into the hands of the Lord of the said Manor by the hands of the said Steward All and singular the said Copyhold Premises to which he had at this Court been admitted as aforesaid To and four such uses ends intents and purposes as are or shall be declared in and by his last will and Testament made or to be made in writing. The Will of William HALL (clauses separated for clarity): "This is the last Will and Testament of me William HALL of the Hamlet of Frimley in the Parish of Ash in the County of Surrey Yeoman made signed sealed published and declared the Twenty sixth day of October in the year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and twenty six And first I do hereby Give and Devise unto my Three Sons James HALL William HALL and John HALL All and every my Messuages Tenements Lands Hereditaments and Premises of what Nature or Tenure soever situate in the Hamlet of Frimley aforesaid or elsewhere And also all and every my Stock both alive and dead and all my Implements of Husbandry Money Securities for Money Goods Chattels Effects and Personal Estate whatsoever which I shall be possessed of or entitled unto at the time of my decease To h hold to them the said James HALL William HALL and John HALL their Heirs Executors Administrators and Assigns for ever Upon Trust that they the said James HALL William HALL and John HALL or the Survivor or Survivors of them or the Heirs Executors or Administrators of such Survivor do and shall as soon as conveniently may be after my decease sell and convert into Money All my Personal Estate And also to sell and dispose of my said Real Estate Herditaments and Premises either together or in Parcels by public Auction or private Contract as to them or him shall seem meet for the best price or price in Money that can reasonably be had or obtained for the same and to convey and surrender the same to the Purchaser or Purchasers thereof respectively And I will and declare that the Receipt and Receipts of the said James HALL William HALL and John HALL or the Survivors or Survivor of them or the Heirs or Assigns of such Survivor for the Money for which the same shall be respectively sold shall from time to time be a sufficient Discharge or sufficient Discharges to the Purchaser or Purchasers of the said several Hereditaments and Premises hereinbefore made saleable by this my Will or any part or parts thereof for his her or their Purchase Money or so much thereof as shall be therein acknowledged or expressed to have been received And that such Purchaser or Purchasers his her or their Heirs Executors Administrators or Assigns or any of them shall not afterwards be obliged to see to the Application of the same or be answerable or accountable for any Loss Misapplication or Nonapplication of such Purchase Money so received or any part or parts thereof And my Will further is that out of the Monies which shall arise by and from such Sale or Sales as aforesaid (after defraying all Costs Charges and Expenses of or incident to the said Sale or Sales) and from the Produce of my Personal Estate hereinbefore bequeathed to my said Trustees They the said James HALL William HALL and John HALL or the Survivors or Survivor of them or the Executors or Administrators of such Survivor do and shall in the first place pay and satisfy my Funeral Expenses the Charges of proving this my Will and all just Debts as I shall owe at the time of my decease particularly all Principal Money and Interest secured by a Mortgage on all or part of my said Real Estate And as to the Residue and Remainder of the Monies so arising as aforesaid Upon Trust that they my said Trustees or the Survivor of them his Executors or Administrators do and shall pay and divide the same unto and equally between themselves ths the said James HALL William HALL and John HALL and my dear Wife Massey my Daughter Jane the Wife of Charles ALLEN of Frimley aforesaid Carpenter and John BOWYER Son of my late Daughter Ann BOWYER Widow deceased Share and Share alike and to whom I give and bequeath the same accordingly Provided Nevertheless and my Will and Meaning is that the Share of my Estate hereby given and bequeathed to my said dear Wife Massey shall be and shall be considered to be and is by me meant and intended to be in lieu and full Recompense Bar and Satisfaction of and for all Dower and Kinds and Freebench which she my said Wife may can or might otherwise have make (sic) or claim out of or in any Hereditaments and Premises whereof I am now seized or may be seized at the time of my decease And I do hereby nominate constitute and appoint my said Three Sons James HALL William HALL and John HALL Executors of this my Will And my Will further is and I do hereby direct that my said Trustees and Executors shall and may from time to time retain to and reimburse themselves respectively by and out of the Monies respectively which shall come to their Hands all Costs Charges and Expenses which they shall or may respectively expend pay disburse suffer or be put unto in or about the Execution or Defence of any of the Trusts hereby in them reposed or in anywise relative thereto And that my said Trustees and Executors or either of them shall not be answerable or accountable for any Money or other Things save what shall actually come to their Hands respectively nor for any Loss or Damage which shall happen of or in any of the Trust Premises without their own wilful Default respectively nor shall my said Trustees or Executors or either of them be answerable or accountable for the Acts or Defaults of the others or other of them but each of them for his own Acts and Defaults only And lastly I revoke all former and other Wills by me made. In Witness whereof I the said William HALL the Testator have to this my Last Will and Testament contained in this and the preceding piece of Paper set my Hand and Seal that is to say to the preceding Sheet I have set my Hand only but to this last Sheet my Hand and Seal the day and year first above written" (signed) William HALL GRANT OF PROBATE: In the Goods of ) In the Archdeaconry Court of Surrey William HALL the ) elder deceased ) The 26th.. day of August 1839 On which day William HALL and John HALL the surviving Executors named in this Will with the Codicil thereto annexed were duly sworn to the truth and faithful performance of such Will and Codicil as usual And also that the Goods and Chattels of the said deceased do not amount in Value to the Sum of Six hundred Pounds And that the deceased died on or about the sixteenth day of March 1839 Before me R. SANKEY Surrogate William HALL the elder the Testator was late of the Hamlet of Frimley in the County of Surrey Yeoman. This Will (with a Codicil) of William HALL the elder late of the Hamlet of Frimley in the County of Surrey Yeoman deceased were proved on the sixth day of September 1839 Before the Reverend Richard SANKERY Clerk and Surrogate by the oaths of William HALL and John HALL the Sons(?) and(?) surviving executors(?) named in the said Will to whom admon were(?) granted being first duly sworn to adm(inister) DEPOSITION: Not to be regd In the Archdeaconry Court of Surrey In the Goods of William HALL deceased Appeared personally William Jacob HOLLEST of Farnham in the County of Surrey Gentleman and made Oath that he is one of the Subscribing Witnesses to and was present at the execution of the last Will and Testament and Codicil here unto annexed of the said William HALL late of the Hamlet of Frimley in the Parish of Ash in the said County of Surrey Yeoman deceased And the Deponent referring to the tearing or hole on the first Sheet of the said Will next the Seal, and the remains of Wax near the Seal of the said Codicil further made Oath that those appearances are altogether caused as he verily believes by the removal of Wax accidentally dropped by this Deponent on placing the Seals thereon previous to the Execution thereof respectively and that such Will and Codicil are now in respect thereto and in every other respect in the same plight and cocondition as when executed by the said Testator and never had any other Codicil or Paper of a testamentary nature annexed as the Deponent well knows from the fact that such Will and Codicil have never since the execution thereof respectively been out of the custody and keeping of him the Deponent (signed) Wm J. HOLLEST On the thirtieth day of August 1839 the Deponent William Jacob HOLLEST was duly sworn to the truth hereof before me R. SANKEY Surrogate (Surrey Archdeaconry Court Wills 1839/13) NOTE: DOWER: that part of the estate a widow could claim for life or until her remarriage. This portion was usually one-third. FREEBENCH: The right of a widow to a share in her late husband's copyhold lands, either for life or until her remarriage. It corresponded to Dower in the case of freehold lands. (GAVEL)KIND: A custom by which a tenant's estate, other than the widow's dower (which could be up to a half portion), was divided in cases of intestacy equally among his sons, or for want of them, among his daughters. From the Court Book of the Manor of Frimley 1803-1837, pp 213 & 214 (circa 1839): Conditional Surrender William HALL to G.S. SMALLPEICE The Homage also Present that out of Court to wit on the thirty first day of May now last past William HALL one of the Copyhold or Customary Tenants of this Manor in Consideration of the sum of Two Hundred and fifty pounds to him paid by George SHURLOCK SMALLPEICE of Guildford in the County of Surrey Gentleman Surrendered into the hands of the Lord of the said Manor by the rod and by the acceptance of the said Steward and according to the Custom of the said Manor All that one messuage or Tenement together with the dwelling house Barns and all outhouses thereto belonging with three Acres of Land (more or less) with the appurtenances called or known by the name of Lower four Oaks situate in Frimley aforesaid (to which said premises the said William HALL was admitted Tenant at a General Court Baron holden in and for the said Manor on the Twelth day of January one thousand eight hundred and one) Together with the allotment in respect thereof under the Act of Parliament for inclosing Waste Lands of this Manor with all and every the appurtenances To the use and Behoof of the said George Shurlock SMALLPEICE his heirs and assigns for ever subject to a proviso or Condition for making the same Surrender void on paymement by the said William HALL his heirs executors administrators or assigns unto the Said George Shurlock SMALLPEICE his executors administrators or assigns of the sum of Two hundred and fifty pounds with Interest for the same at the rate of Five pounds per Centum per annum on the thirtieth day of November next ensuing without any deduction or abatement whatsoever Be it remembered that George Shurlock SMALLPEICE in this Surrender named by writing under his hand bearing date the eighteenth day of October 1839 acknowledged to have had and received satisfaction for all principal money and Interest due and owing to him upon and by virtue of this Surrender And did desire and authorize me the Steward of the said Manor to vacate and discharge the said Surrender and enter his acknowledgement of satisfaction thereof on the Court rolls or books of the said Manor And which I have done accordingly Dated the Ninth day of November 1839 (signed) J.W. SMALLPEICE Steward NOTES & QUERIES: Where was he baptised?	HALL, William (I3926)
6412	WILLIAM HALL 1821-1890 [Baptism IGI] The 1841 census of Middle Farm, Frimley, Surrey: WILLIAM HALL, aged 50, farmer, born in Surrey; SARAH HALL, aged 45, not born in Surrey; WILLIAM HALL, aged 20, born in Surrey; CALEB HALL, aged 15, born in Surrey; AMELIA HALL, aged 15, born in Surrey; FREDERICK HALL, aged 12, born in Surrey; MATILDA HALL, aged 10, born in Surrey; ABRAHAM HALL, aged 5, born in Surrey. (HO107/1074/1/44/10) From the 1871 census of Guildford Road, Frimley, Surrey: WILLIAM HALL, head, aged 50, farm labourer, born at Frimley; ELIZA HALL, wife, aged 48, born at Frimley; ELIZA M. HALL, daughter, aged 12, scholar, born at Ryde, Isle of Wight; WILLIAM F. HALL, son, aged 10, scholar, born at Sandhurst, Berkshire; CHARLES T. HALL, son, aged 8, scholar, born at Maidenhead. (RG10/820/74/4 & 5) From the 1881 census of Frimley, Surrey: *WILLIAM HALL, head, aged 60, labourer, born at Frimley; ELIZA HALL, wife, aged 58, laundress, born at Frimley; (RG11/0784/16/25) The death of a WILLIAM HALL aged 70 was registered in 1890 (GRO June 1890 Farnham 2a 68). (revised 17.05.2006)	HALL, William (I3116)
6413	WILLIAM HALL 1853-1856 (revised 25.01.2005) The birth of WILLIAM HALL was registered in 1853 (GRO December 1853 Farnham 2a 61). He was baptised at Frimley, Surrey, on 27 November 1853. The death of a WILLIAM HALL was registered in 1856 (GRO March 1856 Farnham 2a 45). WILLIAM HALL aged about 2 was buried at Frimley, Surrey, in 1856 (NBI).	HALL, William (I3973)
6414	WILLIAM HALL 1887- (revised 26.04.2005) The birth of a WILLIAM HALL was registered in 1887 (GRO December 1887 Farnham 2a 123). From the 1891 census of the Royal Engineers, Aldershot, Hampshire: **WILLIAM HALL, head, aged 30, Corporal Royal Engineers, born at Sandhurst, Berkshire; ANNIE HALL, wife, aged 29, born at Frimley, Surrey; WILLIAM HALL, son, aged 3, born at Aldershot; ANNIE HALL, daughter, aged 2, born at Aldershot; FREDERICK HALL, son, aged 3 months, born at Aldershot. (RG12/566/56/41)	HALL, William (I4075)
6415	WILLIAM HAMBLETON 1712-1713 William, son of John and Rachel HAMBLETON, was baptised at Stamford St. Mary, Lincolnshire, in November 1712. The preceding baptism in the register is in October and the succeding one is dated 6 November 1712. William, son of John HAMBLETON, was buried at Stamford St. Mary, Lincolnshire, on 18 January 1712/13. (PR) (revised 25.09.2016)	HAMBLETON, William (I7968)
6416	William HAMMERTON 1650- William, son of Thomas HAMERTON [sic], was baptised at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 7 April 1650. (PR) Frances MASTIN and William HAMERTON [sic] were married at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, 29 May 1670. (PR) An Index of the Will of Thomas HAMMERTON (16??-1679) of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire. The Will was made on 10 October 1679. Probate was granted at Boston, Lincolnshire in 1680. 01Thomas HAMMERTON, the Testator. 02William HAMMERTON, son of the Testator. 03 Millicent, daughter of William HAMMERTON. 04 Thomas HAMMERTON, son of the Testator. 05 Richard GILL, executrix [sic] and witness. 06 James EDGOOSE. 07 Alse [HAMMERTON], wife of the Testator. 08 Rachel EDGOOSE, child of Testator's daughter ALSE. 09 Alse HAMMERTON, daughter of the Testator 10 Henery MARRAT, witness. 11 George GILL, witness. (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1680 i 180) NOTES & QUERIES Thomas, son of William HAMMERS (error for HAMMERTON?) and Isabel his wife was baptised at Spalding, Lincolnshire, on 14 March 1679/80. (PR) William HAMMERTON, was buried at Spalding, Lincolnshire, on 19 March 1679/80. (PR) Will HAMMERTON was buried at Spalding, Lincolnshire, on 23 June 1680. (PR) (revised 16.03.2020)	HAMMERTON, William (I194)
6417	WILLIAM HAR?YS 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)	HAR?YS, William (I8760)
6418	WILLIAM HARDY 1901-1981 The birth of William HARDY was registered in 1901. According to the registration of his death in 1981, he was born on 1 May 1901 (GRO June Q 1901 Boston 7a 443) The marriage between Ida E. HOLMES and William HARDY was registered in 1924. (GRO September Q 1924 Boston 7a 1126) The death of William HARDY was registered in 1981. According to his grandson Nigel HARDY he died on 15 April 1981. (GRO June Q 1981 Boston 7 1191) (revised 27.03.2013)	HARDY, William (I7234)
6419	WILLIAM HARMOND PLOWRIGHT 1848-1848 The birth of William Harmond PLOWRIGHT was registered in 1848. (GRO March Q 1848 Spalding 14 579) He died in 1848. (GRO March Q 1848 Spalding 14 476) NOTES & QUERIES: FreeReg has the baptism at Spalding, Lincolnshire, on 1 March 1848 of a Charles William PLOWRIGHT, son of Charles PLOWRIGHT, publican, and his wife Venusta. The same souce has the burial of a Charles William PLOWRIGHT, infant, on 5 March 1848. (revised 25.07.2013)	PLOWRIGHT, William Harmond (I7470)
6420	WILLIAM HARRAD 1868-1938 William HARRAD [sic] was born in 1868. (GRO March Q 1868 Boston 7a 382) William, son of Robert and Sarah Ann HARROD [sic] of Kirton, was baptised at Kirton-in-Holland, Lincolnshire, on 22 March 1868. Robert HARROD's occupation was stated to be that of labourer. (FreeReg) From the 1871 census of Willington Street and Bishop Row, Kirton, Lincolnshire: Robert HARROD (sic), head, aged 36, agricultural labourer, born at Frieston, Lincolnshire; [i.e. born in 1834-1835] Sarah Ann HARROD, wife, aged 28, born at Kirton, Lincolnshire; Sarah Ann HARROD, daughter, aged 10, born at Kirton, Lincolnshire; John HARROD, son, aged 6, born at Kirton, Lincolnshire; William HARROD, son, aged 3, born at Kirton, Lincolnshire; Elizabeth HARROD, son, aged 1, born at Kirton, Lincolnshire. (RG10/3333/23/5) From the 1881 census of Frampton Road, Kirton, Lincolnshire: Robert HARRAD (sic), head, aged 50, agricultural labourer, born at Kirton, Lincolnshire; Sarah A. HARRAD, wife, aged 38, born at Kirton, Lincolnshire; Sarah A. HARRAD, daughter, aged 19, unmarried, general servant unemployed, born at Kirton, Lincolnshire; John HARRAD, son, aged 16, agricultural labourer, born at Kirton, Lincolnshire; William HARRAD, son, aged 13, scholar, born at Kirton, Lincolnshire; Elizabeth HARRAD, daughter, aged 10, scholar, born at Kirton, Lincolnshire; Robert HARRAD, son, aged 7, scholar, born at Kirton, Lincolnshire; Charles HARRAD, son, aged 4, born at Kirton, Lincolnshire; George HARRAD, son, aged 2, born at Kirton, Lincolnshire; Marmer HARRAD, grandson, aged 2 months, born at Boston, Lincolnshire. (RG11/3212/17/28) The marriage between William HARRAD and Annie MARTIN was registered in 1894. (GRO June Q 1894 Gainsborough 7a 1448) The birth of a Lily HARRAD in Gainsborough registration district in 1892 or 1893 has not been traced, but the birth of a Lily MARTIN was registered there in 1893. (GRO March Q 1893 Gainsborough [which includes Blyton] 7a 715) The birth of their son William HARRAD was registered in 1894. (GRO December Q 1894 Basford [which includes Ilkeston] 7b 181) The birth of their son Robert HARRAD was registered in 1896. (GRO June Q 1896 Basford [which includes Ilkeston] 7b 192) The birth of their daughter Amina HARRAD was registered in 1898. (GRO March Q 1898 Basford 7b 291) The 1901 census of Main Street, Carlton-in-the-Willows, Nottinghamshire: William HARRAD, head, aged 33, GNR brakeman, born at Kirton, Lincolnshire; Annie HARRAD, wife, aged 27, born at Blyton, Lincolnshire; Lily HARRAD, daughter, aged 8, born at Blyton, Lincolnshire; William HARRAD, son, aged 6, born at Ilkeston, Derbyshire; Robert HARRAD, son, aged 4, born at Ilkeston, Derbyshire; Amina HARRAD, daughter, aged 3, born at Carlton-le-Willows, Nottinghamshire. (RG13/3160/39/8) The birth of their son Marshall HARRAD was registered in 1902. He died aged 65 in 1967. (Birth: GRO September Q 1902 Basford 7b 276) (Death: GRO September Q 1967 Nottingham 3c 290) The 1911 census of 2 Mar Hill Road, Carlton, Nottinghamshire: William HARRAD, head, aged 43, goods guard for GNR railway company,born at Kirton-in-Holland, Lincolnshire; Annie HARRAD, wife, aged 37, married 19 years, 6 children of whom 5 living, born at Blyton, Lincolnshire; William HARRAD, son, aged 16, single, number taker for GNR railway company, born at Ilkeston, Derbyshire; Robert HARRAD, son, aged 14, page boy, born at Ilkeston, Derbyshire; Amina HARRAD, daughter, aged 13, daffer in cotton mill, born at Carlton-in-the-Willows, Nottinghamshire; Marshall HARRAD, son, aged 8, born at Carlton-in-the-Willows, Nottinghamshire. (RG14/20460) The death of a William HARRAD aged 70 was registered in 1938. (GRO September Q 1938 Nottingham 7b 273) NOTES & QUERIES: 1891 Census: Untraced. What was the name of the sixth child who died before the 1911 census? (revised 27.01.2013)	HARRAD, William (I6060)
6421	WILLIAM HARRISON An Index of the Will of William PURIE (????-1565/66) of Kirton, Lincolnshire: 01William PURIE, the Testator 02 Thomas PURYE, son of the Testator 03 Elizabeth PURYE, wife of the Testator 04 William PURY, son of the Testator, executor 05 Umfrey PURY, son of the Testator, executor 06 Leonard PURYE, son of Thomas PURYE 07 Roberte PURY 08 Anne PURY 09 Mary PURY 10 Anne GIBBANE 11 Thomas CONYE 12 Dorytie DOBES 13 Mr. Laurance MERES, supervisor 14 Richard ROGERSON, from whom he purchased a house. 15 Master Anthonie BROWNE, land holden of. 16William HARRISON, priest, witness 17 John WIDOUS, witness 18 Robert TAKET, witness 19 John ETGOUS, witness 20 Henry MARABLE, witness (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1565/214) (revised 16.02.2020)	HARRISON, William (I8614)
6422	WILLIAM HARRISON (1848-1849) Baptism 09 Apr 1848 at Frimley, Surrey. (IGI) Burial 11 Jul 1849 Frimley, Surrey. (IGI) (TNG I5604)	HARRISON, Wm. (I4038)
6423	WILLIAM HARRISON 1826-1905 William, son of William and Ann HARRISON, was baptised at Eaton, Leicestershire, on 26 May 1826. (FamilySearch) The marriage between Deborah HORRY and William HARRISON was registered in 1851. (GRO December Q 1851 Grantham 14 655) From the 1861 census of Main Street, Eaton, Leicestershire: William HARRISON, head, married, aged 35, cordwainer, born at Eaton, Leicestershire; Deborah HARRISON, wife, married, aged 31, born at Navenby, Lincolnshire; George Henry HARRISON, son, aged 6, scholar, born at Eaton, Leicestershire; Richard HARRISON, son, aged 4, scholar, born at Eaton, Leicestershire; Frederick William HARRISON, son, aged 1, born at Eaton, Leicestershire. (RG9/2303/37/6) From the 1871 census of Eaton, Leicestershire: Ann HARRISON, widow, aged 81, cottager, born at Branson, Lincolnshire; William HARRISON, son, married, aged 44, farm labourer, born at Eaton, Leicestershire; Deborah HARRISON, wife, married, aged 40, labourer's wife, born at Navenby, Lincolnshire; Elizabeth Ann HARRISON, daughter, aged 9, scholar, born at Eaton, Leicestershire; Fanny HARRISON, daughter, aged 6, scholar, born at Eaton, Leicestershire; William HARRISON, son, aged 4, scholar, born at Eaton, Leicestershire; Mary Jane HARRISON, daughter, aged 6 months, born at Eaton, Leicestershire. (RG10/3296/84/10 & 11) From the 1881 census of The Village, Eaton, Leicestershire: William HARRISON, head, aged 54, married, agricultural labourer, born at Eaton, Derbyshire; Deborah HARRISON, wife, aged 50, labourer's wife, born at Navenby, Lincolnshire; William HARRISON, son, aged 13, farmer's boy, born at Eaton, Leicestershire; Mary Jane HARRISON, daughter, aged 10, scholar, born at Eaton, Leicestershire. (RG11/3184/87/13) From the 1891 census of 13 High Street, Eaton, Lincolnshire: William HARRISON, head, married, aged 64, labourer in ironmine, born at Eaton, Lincolnshire; Deborah HARRISON, wife, married, aged 60, born at Navenby, Lincolnshire. (RG11/3184/75/12) From the 1901 census of The Top Street, Eaton, Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire: *William HARRISON, head, married, aged 74, cottager on own account, born at Eaton, Derbyshire; Deborah HARRISON, wife, married, aged 70, born at Navenby, Lincolnshire. (RG13/3013/71/11) The death of William HARRISON aged 79 was registered in 1905. (GRO December Q 1905 Melton Mowbray 7a 190) (revised 26.02.2016)	HARRISON, William (I8078)
6424	WILLIAM HARVIE An Index to the Will of John EDGOOSE (1575-1630) of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, made on 17 April 1630: 01John EDGOOSE, the Testator 02 John EDGOOSE (1601-1668), eldest son of the Testator 03 Mr. Dymocke WALPOLE (????-1652), adjoining land owner 04 Thomas EDGOOSE (1606-1640), son of the Testator's marriage to Margaret BEATCH 05 Elizabeth EDGOOSE (1609-1685), daughter of the Testator's marriage to Margaret BEATCH 06 Elizabeth EDGOOSE formerly PILKINGTON, the Testator's second wife 07 Theodocia EDGOOSE, daughter of the Testator's marriage to Elizabeth PILKINGTON 08 Anthony EDGOOSE, son of the Testator's marriage to Elizabeth PILKINGTON 09 Richard EDGOOSE, son of the Testator's marriage to Elizabeth PILKINGTON 10 William SLATER, supervisor and witness 11 Arthur BURD, supervisor 12 Robert HARINSON, witness 13William HARVIE, witness (Lincoln Consistory Court Will 1630/454) 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: 01Robert 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 07Will(iam) ACHUR 08 Rob(er)t EDGOOSE, his godson 09 Rich(ar)d READ 10 Barnard MANNERS, executor 11Will(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)	HARVIE, William (I8826)
6425	WILLIAM HARWIN 1838- The birth of William HARWIN was registered in 1838. (GRO December Q 1838 Downham 13 63) He was born on 10 October 1838 and baptised at Marham, Norfolk, on 30 July 1839, the day of his parents' wedding (source: rhys@dwhatmore.freeserve.co.uk)	HARWIN, William (I3401)
6426	WILLIAM HAWKSWORTH -1715 Willm, son of John HAWKSWORTH and Jane, was buried at Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, on 25 May 1715. (PR) (revised 28.08.2016)	HAWKSWORTH, William (I7865)
6427	WILLIAM HAYNES 1822 or 1823 or 1824-1895 William HAYNES married Augusta JONES at the Roman Catholic Chapel of St. Peter and Saint Paul in the district of Newport "in the counties of Salop and Stafford". Augusta was a 24 year old Newport spinster, the daughter of Robert JONES a labourer. William was a 28 year old Newport bachelor, a wood turner, the son of Thomas HAYNES a blacksmith. Witnesses were John BRAGG and Sarah SHAW (who made her mark). (GRO March Q 1851 Newport, Salop, XVIII 157) Was one year old Margaret HAYNES (see below) illegitimate? A Margaret JONES was born at Newport Salop and Staffordshire in 1849. The mother's maiden name was left blank. GRO December Q 1849 Newport Salop and Staffordshire 18 129. The 1851 census of Upper Bar, Newport, Shropshire: Robert JONES, head, aged 70, agricultural labourer, born at Sheriff Hales, Staffordshire; Alice JONES, wife, aged 63, born in Ireland; William HAYNES, son-in-law, aged 28, master wood turner, born at Manchester; Augusta HAYNES, daughter, aged 24, born at Newport; Margaret HAYNES, granddaughter, aged 1, born at Newport; Michael MORRIS, lodger, aged 23, unmarried, bricklayer, born at Chester, Cheshire. (HO 107/1998/234/5) The 1861 census of 33 Unwin Street, Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire: William HAYNES, head, aged 38, house carpenter, born at Manchester; Augusta HAYNES, wife, aged 34, born at Newport, Shropshire; Margaret HAYNES, daughter, aged 10, scholar, born at Newport, Shropshire; John HAYNES, son, aged 7, scholar, born at Longton, Staffordshire; Elizabeth HAYNES, daughter, aged 5, scholar, born at Hanley; William HAYNES, son, aged 1, born at Hanley; Anna DAY, visitor, aged 23, potter's transferer, born at Longton, Staffordshire; Mary MASSEY, visitor, aged 20, pitter's burnisher, born at Burslem, Staffordshire; John FLINT, boarder, aged 23, ironstone miner, born at Cheadle, Staffordshire. (RG9/1931/36/22) The 1871 census of Bryon Street, Shelton, Staffordshire: William HAYNES, head, aged 48, carpenter, born in Manchester, Lancashire; Agusta (sic) HAYNES, wife, aged 44, born at Newport, Shropshire; John HAYNES, son, aged 17, potter, born at Longton, Staffordshire; Elizabeth HAYNES, daughter, aged 15, born at Hanley, Staffordshire; William HAYNES, son, aged 11, scholar, born at Hanley; Robert HAYNES, son, aged 9, scholar, born at Hanley; James HAYNES, son, aged 9, scholar, born at Hanley; Edward HAYNES, son, aged 2, born at Hanley; George HAYNES, son, aged 2 months, born at Hanley. (RG10/2866/52/14) The family were living at 54 Marsh Street, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, in 1881: William HAYNES, head, aged 57, joiner, born in Manchester, Lancashire; Agusta (sic) HAYNES, wife, aged 53 (i.e. born 1827 or 1828), no occupation, born at Newport, Shropshire; Elizabeth HAYNES, daughter, aged 24, no occupation, born at Hanley, Staffordshire; William HAYNES, son, aged 22, potter, born at Hanley; James HAYNES, son, aged 18, potter, born at Hanley; Robert HAYNES, son, aged 18, potter, born at Hanley; Edward HAYNES, son, aged 12, born at Hanley; George HAYNES, son, aged 10, born at Hanley; Thomas McCRALL, boarder, aged 36, brush maker, Newcastle, Staffordshire. RG11/2725/113/4) The 1891 census returns for 1 Swan Passage, Hanley, list Augusta HAYNES: *William HAYNES, head, aged 65, confectioner, born in Manchester; Augusta HAYNES, wife, aged 63 (i.e. born in 1827 or 1828), born at Newport, Salop; George HAYNES, son, aged 20, confectioner, born at Hanley; Edward HAYNES, son, aged 22, sugar boiler, born at Hanley; Arthur COPE, grandson, aged 12, scholar, born at Hanley; Elizabeth SALT, aged 56, general servant, born at Hanley; Henry HIRKLEY, visitor, aged 46, living on own means, born at Wimbledon, Surrey; James COPE, grandson, aged 14, boot & shoemaker, born at Hanley. (RG12/2166/3/68) William HAYNES, baker and confectioner, is listed in directories at 1 Swan Passage, Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent, between 1887 and 1892-3. In an 1894 directory his address is given as 42 Pall Mall, Hanley. By 1896 he is no longer listed, but there is a Mrs. Augusta HAYNES, confectioner, at 29 Marsh Street, Hanley. (Letter from City Central Library, Hanley, 12.01.1977) A Jim HAYNES wrote to Harriet COCKER from Aberdeen, South Dakota. He was very likely one of Augusta's sons. The death of a William HAYNES aged 70 was registered in the Stoke on Trent Registration District (which includes Hanley) in 1895. (GRO June 1895 Stoke T. 6b 135) No will has been found at the Principal Probate Reghistry. NOTES & QUERIES: An 8 year old Augusta Jones HAYNES is listed in the 1891 census at Hanley - lodging with Robert JONES, blacksmith, whose wife Emma was born at Newport, Salop. (revised 11.05.2020)	HAYNES, William (I1837)
6428	WILLIAM HAYNES 1860- The birth of William HAYNES was registered in 1860. (GRO March Q 1860 Stoke T 6b 157) The 1861 census of 33 Unwin Street, Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire: William HAYNES, head, aged 38, house carpenter, born at Manchester; Augusta HAYNES, wife, aged 34, born at Newport, Shropshire; Margaret HAYNES, daughter, aged 10, scholar, born at Newport, Shropshire; John HAYNES, son, aged 7, scholar, born at Longton, Staffordshire; Elizabeth HAYNES, daughter, aged 5, scholar, born at Hanley; William HAYNES, son, aged 1, born at Hanley; Anna DAY, visitor, aged 23, potter's transferer, born at Longton, Staffordshire; Mary MASSEY, visitor, aged 20, pitter's burnisher, born at Burslem, Staffordshire; John FLINT, boarder, aged 23, ironstone miner, born at Cheadle, Staffordshire. (RG9/1931/36/22) The 1871 census of Bryon Street, Shelton, Staffordshire: William HAYNES, head, aged 48, carpenter, born in Manchester, Lancashire; Agusta (sic) HAYNES, wife, aged 44, born at Newport, Shropshire; John HAYNES, son, aged 17, potter, born at Longton, Staffordshire; Elizabeth HAYNES, daughter, aged 15, born at Hanley, Staffordshire; William HAYNES, son, aged 11, scholar, born at Hanley; Robert HAYNES, son, aged 9, scholar, born at Hanley; James HAYNES, son, aged 9, scholar, born at Hanley; Edward HAYNES, son, aged 2, born at Hanley; George HAYNES, son, aged 2 months, born at Hanley. (RG10/2866/52/14) The 1881 census of 54 Marsh Street, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire: William HAYNES, head, aged 57, joiner, born in Manchester, Lancashire; Agusta (sic) HAYNES, wife, aged 53 (i.e. born 1827 or 1828), no occupation, born at Newport, Shropshire; Elizabeth HAYNES, daughter, aged 24, no occupation, born at Hanley, Staffordshire; *William HAYNES, son, aged 22, potter, born at Hanley; James HAYNES, son, aged 18, potter, born at Hanley; Robert HAYNES, son, aged 18, potter, born at Hanley; Edward HAYNES, son, aged 12, born at Hanley; George HAYNES, son, aged 10, born at Hanley; Thomas McCRALL, boarder, aged 36, brush maker, Newcastle, Staffordshire. RG11/2725/113/4) The death of a William HAYNES aged 30 was registered in 1890. (GRO December Q 1890 Stoke T. 6b 124) (revised 16.05.2005)	HAYNES, William (I3474)
6429	WILLIAM HAYNES 1896 or 1897- The 1901 census of 23 Buxton Street, Cobridge, Milton, Staffordshire: Edward HAYNES, head, aged 33, sugar boiler, born at Hanley, Staffordshire; Charlotte HAYNES, wife, aged 24, born at Hanley; William HAYNES, son, aged 4, born at Stoke-on-Trent; Alice COPE, niece, aged 16, warehouse girl in confectionery works, born at Hanley. (RG13/2598/12/16) From the 1911 census of "Hanley", Heath Field Road, Winton, Bournemouth, Hampshire: Edward HAYNES, head, aged 42, married, steam roller driver for Borough Council, born at Hanley, Staffordshire; Charlotte Letitia HAYNES, wife, aged 34, married 15 years, 3 children 2 living, born at Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire; William HAYNES, son, aged 14, engineer's apprentice, born at Stoke-on-Trent; Edward Cyril HAYNES, aged 6, born at Bournemouth, Hampshire. (RG14PN5874 RG78PN267 RD95 SD2 ED43 SN297) (revised 09.05.2019)	HAYNES, William (I3761)
6430	WILLIAM HAYNES 1896 or 1897- The birth of William HAYNES were registered in Stoke on Trent Registration District (which included, amongst other places, Hanley, Lane End, Longton, and Stoke) in 1898. (GRO December Q 1898 [JONES] Stoke on Trent 06B 182) The 1901 census of 63a Mount Street, Hanley, Staffordshire: Edward (sic) William HAYNES, head, aged 22, builder and contractor, employer, born at Longton, Staffordshire; Mary Jane HAYNES, wife, aged 24, born at Hanley; William HAYNES, son, aged 2, born at Hanley; Augusta E. HAYNES, daughter, aged 8 months, born at Hanley. (RG13/2602/7/5) The 1911 census of 38 Melville Street, Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire: Edwin Wm. HAYNES, head, aged 32, bricklayer, general builder, employer, born at Longton, Staffordshire; Mary Jane HAYNES, wife, aged 34, married 15 years, 6 children (all living), born at Hanley, Staffordshire; William HAYNES, son, aged 12, school, born at Hanley, Staffordshire; Augusta Eden HAYNES, daughter, aged 10, school, born at Hanley, Staffordshire; May (or Mary?) HAYNES, daughter, aged 8, school, born at Hanley, Staffordshire; Elsie HAYNES, daughter, aged 5, school, born at Hanley, Staffordshire; Hugh HAYNES, son, aged 3, born at Hanley, Staffordshire; Gladys HAYNES, daughter, aged 9 months, born at Hanley, Staffordshire. (RG14/16546) (revised 22.09.2012)	HAYNES, William (I4827)
6431	WILLIAM HEASLER An Index of the Will of Richard EDGOOSE (1623-1702) of Whitechapel, Middlesex. 01Richard EDGOOSE, the Testator. 02 Lady JOANS [Lidya JONES?), daughter of the Testator. 03 Anthony EDGOOSE, the Testator's brother. 04 Un-named daughter of Anthony EDGOOSE. 05 John HAMMORTON, the children of. 06 Sarah EDGOOSE, wife of the Testator, joint executor. 07 Sarah MOSELEY, daughter of the Testator, joint executor. 08 Samuel HOWELL iron monger living at Tower Hill, trustee. 09 Joshua ARNELD, brother of the Testator, trustee. 10 Robert EDWARDS, witness. 11Wm. HEASLER, witness. 12 Thomas MOSELEY, husband of the above Sarah MOSELEY. (London Metropolitan Archives MS 9172/93 Will No. 70)	HEASLER, William (I9184)
6432	WILLIAM HEATH 1875 or 1876- In 1881 the family was living at 11 Tooke Street, Polpar, Middlesex: Edward HEATH, head, aged 44, tank maker (ship rigger), born in Birmingham, Warwickshire; Elizabeth HEATH, wife, aged 37, born in Ireland; George HEATH, son, aged 16, general labourer, born at Poplar, Middlesex; Elizabeth HEATH, daughter, aged 15, born at Poplar; Emma HEATH, daughter, aged 14, born at Poplar; Mary Ann HEATH, daughter, aged 10, scholar, born at Poplar; Edward HEATH, son, aged 8, scholar, born at Poplar; William HEATH, son, aged 5, scholar, born at Poplar; Frederick HEATH, son, aged 3, scholar, born at Poplar. (RG11/0510/156/50) According to the 1891 census return for 52 Manilla Street, Poplar, Middlesex, Edward HEATH was a 54 year old tank plater born in Birmingham (The 1881 census obviously contains a mistranscription of his age). Living with him were his sons William HEATH, aged 15, and 12 year old Frederick HEATH. Both were factory hands and born in Poplar (RG12/334/72/23) His wife Elizabeth and their son George were living at 9 Tooke Steet, Poplar. (RG12/334/95/18) Enlisted aged 40 and unmarried in 1915. Civiliam employment: tank maker. (Burnt Documents) (revised 01.05.2019)	HEATH, William (I1814)
6433	WILLIAM HENRY BAKER 1886 -1962 The birth of William Henry BAKER was registered in 1886. (GRO September Q 1886 North Witchford 3b 574) The marriage between William Henry BAKER and Isabella PRATT was registered in 1911. (GRO September Q 1911 North Witchford 3b 1346) From the 1939 Register of 119 High Street, March U.D., Cambridgeshire: *William H. BAKER, born 11 June 1886, grocer & sub-postmaster, married; Isabella BAKER, born 14 July 1885, unpaid domestic duties, married; Dorothy EDGOOSE, born 3 December 1912, unpaid domestic duties, married; 1CLOSED RECORD. (RG101/6334E/015/36 TCCJ) (revised 22.06.2017)	BAKER, William Henry (I3713)
6434	WILLIAM HENRY BUTCHER 1875-1883 The birth of William Henry BUTCHER was registered in 1875 (GRO September Q 1875 Pontypridd 11a 363) From the 1881 census of North Street, Martock, Somerset: Wm. BUTCHER, head, aged 70, fruiter (sic), born at Martock; Hannah BUTCHER, wife, aged 70, born at Martock, Somerset; Charles BUTCHER, son, aged 28, baker, born at Martock; Elen (sic) BUTCHER, daughter-in-law, aged 28, born at Chiselborough, Somerset; Hannah BUTCHER, granddaughter, aged 8, scholar, born in Wales; *Wm. BUTCHER, grandson, aged 6, scholar, born in Wales; John BUTCHER, grandson, aged 4, born in Wales; Ellen BUTCHER, granddaughter, aged 1, born at Martock. (RG11/2391/18/29) The death of a William Henry BUTCHER aged 8 was registered in 1883. (GRO December 1883 Yeovil 5c 297) William Henry BUTCHER was buried at Martock, Somerset, on 18 December 1883 aged 8. (FreeReg) (revised 06.11.2015)	BUTCHER, William Henry (I3485)
6435	WILLIAM HENRY DOWSE 1860- The birth of William Dowse was registered in 1860. (GRO March Q 1860 Boston 7a 385) 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 1881 census returns for Amber Hill, Lincolnshire: Sarah DOWSE, head, widow, aged 63, innkeeper and farmer, born in Lincoln(shire); Benjamin DOWSE, son, unmarried, aged 29, farmer, born in Lincoln(shire); *William DOWSE, son, unmarried, aged 21, bricklayer, born in Lincoln(shire); Alice CRAFT, granddaughter, aged 12, visitor, born in Lincoln(shire); Richard WARD, boarder, widower, aged 69, agricultural labourer, born in Lincoln(shire); John HALE, boarder, unmarried, aged 66, agricultural labourer, born in Lincoln(shire); Edward PATCHET, boarder, widower, aged 45, agricultural labourer, born in Lincoln(shire); Betsey PATCHET, boarder, aged 12, scholar, born in Lincoln(shire); George WALLER, boarder, unmarried, aged 29, agricultural labourer, born in Lincolnshire. (RG11/3220/144/16) NOTES & QUERIES: 1891 census: Untraced. 1901 census: Untraced. 1911 census: Untraced. (revised 29.09.2012)	DOWSE, William Henry (I3560)
6436	WILLIAM HENRY DUNNING 1835- William Henry, son of Joseph and Patience Sarah DUNNING, was born at Durham on 30 September 1835 and was baptised at the Paternoster Row Wesleyan Methodist Registry on 11 May 1836. (revised 01.09.2015)	DUNNING, William Henry (I7788)
6437	WILLIAM HENRY HORRY 1870-1947 The birth of William Henry HORRY was registered in 1870. The 1939 register records the date of his birth as 24 May 1870. (GRO June Q 1870 Shoreditch 1c 168) From the 1871 census of 89 Nichols Square, St. Leonard, Shoreditch, London: James HORRY, head, married, aged 27, cabinet maker, born at Navenby, Lincolnshire; Mary A. HORRY, wife, married, aged 29, born at Billingborough, Lincolnshire; William H. HORRY, son, aged 10 months, born at Shoreditch, Middlesex. (RG10/464/20/34) The 1881 census of 1 Wilford Street, Nottingham St. Mary, Nottinghamshire: Mary A. HORRY, head, widow, aged 40, grocer & provision dealer, born at Billingborough Nth, NK; William F. (sic) HORRY, son, aged 10, scholar, born in London; Elizabeth F. (sic) HORRY, daughter, aged 6, scholar, born in London; Alfred HORRY, son, aged 4, scholar, born in London; Ernest Edward HORRY, aged 1, born in London; Sarah BLACKSHAW, boarder, unmarried, aged 28, dressmaker, born at Navenby, Lincolnshire; William H. BROWN, boarder, unmarried, aged 19, groom, born at Town, Canada; Harriett MURDEN, visitor, unmarried, aged 16, cigar maker, born at Nottingham, Nottinghamshire. (RG11/3365/36/1) From the 1891 census of 17 Wilsons Yard, Nottingham St. Mary, Nottinghamshire: Mary Ann HORRY, head, widow, aged 47, charwoman, born at Billingborough, Lincolnshire; William H. HORRY, son, single, aged 20, lace dresser, born in London; Elizabeth HORRY, daughter, single, aged 16, born in London; Alfred HORRY, son, single, aged 14, born n London. (RG12/2700/62/18) From the 1901 census of 23 Duke Street, Liverpool, Lancashire: John HORRY, boarder, single, aged 32, sea sailor mercantile, born London. (RG13/3420/9/10) The marriage between William Henry HORRY and Ellen STONE was registered in in 1903. (GRO December Q 1903 Nottingham 7b 513) The 1911 census of 32 Peas Hill Rise, Peas Hill Road, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire: Mary Ann HORRY, head, widow, aged 69, married 12 years, 8 children, 4 living, charwoman, born at Billingborough, Lincolnshire; William Henry HORRY, son, aged 40, married, printer's reader, born at South Lambeth; Ellen HORRY, wife, married 7 years, 3 children all living, born at South Lambeth; Doris Mary HORRY, daughter, aged 6, at school, born in Nottingham; Sidney James HORRY, son, aged 5, at school, born in Nottingham; Edna Ellen HORRY, daughter, aged 8 months, born in Nottingham; Ernest Edward HORRY, son, single, aged 31, poultry man, born in South Lambeth; William Henry WING, boarder, single, aged 26, born at Woolsthorpe, Lincolnshire. (RG14PN20558 RG78PN1230 RD430 SD3 ED18 SN234) The 1939 register of 32 Peas Hill Road, Nottingham C.B., Nottinghamshire: William N. (sic) HORRY, born 24 May 1870, married, old age pensioner; Ellen HORRY, born 30 June 1870, married, old age pensioner; William T. RUDKIN, born 5 January 1900, married, tea blender heavy worker; Edna E. RUDKIN, born 2 August 1910, married, housewife; 2 Closed Records (RG101/6197J/022/32) The death of William Henry HORRY aged 76 was registered in 1947. (GROJune Q 1947 Nottingham 3c 369) (revised 26.03.2016)	HORRY, William Henry (I8061)
6438	WILLIAM HENRY HUGGINS 1875-1928 William Henry HUGGINS was born in 1875. (GRO June Q 1875 Lincoln 7a 485) From the 1891 census of Bridge Road, Sutton St. Mary, Lincolnshire: Ruth HUGGINS, head, widow, aged 49, baker and grocer, employer, born at Sutton Bridge, Lincolnshire; William H. HUGGINS, son, aged 16, grocer's assistant, born at Nettleham, Lincolnshire; Albert A. HUGGINS, son, aged 6, scholar, born at Sutton Bridge, Lincolnshire; Ada M. HUGGINS, daughter, aged 18, born at Nettleham, Lincolnshire; Kate F. HUGGINS, daughter, aged 6, scholar, born at Sutton Bridge, Lincolnshire; James BURGESS, boarder, single, aged 18, baker's assistant, born at Hunstanton, Norfolk; Edith RHODES, servant, single, aged 20, general domestic servant, born at Sutton Bridge, Lincolnshire. (RG12/2567/53/9) (grocer, baker, insurance agent in 1901) He married Patience Edgoose MOULES in 1903. (GRO September Q 1903 Wisbech 3b 1275) In 1905 his sister Ada Mary HUGGINS married William Frederick EDGOOSE (1873-1954). From the 1911 of Bridge Road, Sutton Bridge, Lincolnshire: William Henry HUGGINS, head, aged 35, married, baker & grocer, employer, born at Nettleham, Lincolnshire; Patience Edgoose HUGGINS, wife, aged 36, married 7 years, no children, assisting in the business, born at West Walton, Norfolk; Mary MOULES, relative, aged 68, widow, household duties, born at West Walton, Norfolk; Caroline Elizabeth BRUNTON, visitor, aged 21, single, school teacher, born at Tittleshall, Norfolk; Hilda WILKINSON, servant, aged 15, single, general servant domestic, born at Gedney Drove End, Lincolnshire. (RG14/19519) The death of William H. HUGGINS aged 53 was registered in 1928. (GRO March Q 1928 Holbeach 7a 456) NOTE: The EDGOOSE/HUGGINS connection: 1) In 1903, William Henry HUGGINS, sister of Ada Mary HUGGINS, married Patience EDGOOSE MOULES, daughter of the Mary EDGOOSE who had married Joseph MOULES at West Walton in 1871. 2) Ada Mary HUGGINS married William Frederick EDGOOSE, illegitimate son of Mary's sister Ruth EDGOOSE, two years later. 3) The only close point of contact between the HUGGINS and EDGOOSE familes appears to have been the village of Nettleham in Lincolnshire where Ada Mary and William Henry HUGGINS were born and where William Frederick EDGOOSE was boarded out - at least in 1881. Whether a possible friendship formed before 1881 when they were just eight years old endured into adulthood is not proven. (revised 30.10.2012)	HUGGINS, William Henry (I1255)
6439	WILLIAM HENRY LENTON 1880-1954 The birth of William Henry LENTON was registered 1881. (GRO March Q 1881 Spilsby 7a 578) According to the 1881 census taken on 3 April 1881 he was 4 months old, i.e born in 1880. From the 1881 census of Chapel Lane, Friskney, Lincolnshire: William LENTON, head, aged 29, fisherman, born at Friskney, Lincolnshire; Eliza LENTON, wife, aged 23, born at Friskney, Lincolnshire; John G. LENTON, son, aged 4, born at Friskney, Lincolnshire; Kate M. LENTON, daughter, aged 4, born at Friskney, Lincolnshire; Harry LENTON, son, aged 1, born at Friskney, Lincolnshire; William H. LENTON, son, aged 4 months, born at Friskney, Lincolnshire. (RG11/3254/29/26) William Henry LENTON married Sarah Ann EDGOOSE at Kirton-in-Holland Parish Church on 28 March 1907. He was described as a 26 year old bachelor, a Kirton bricklayer, and son of William LENTON, farmer. Sarah was a 22 year old Kirton spinster, daughter of John EDGOOSE, farmer. Witnesses were James EDGOOSE and Lizzie EDGOOSE, probably her brother and sister. (GRO March Q 1907 Boston 7a 628) From the 1939 Register of Horse Shoe Lane, Boston R.D., Lincolnshire: William H. LENTON, born 5 December 1880, married, master builder; Sarah A. LENTON, born 10 September 1885, married, housewife; Dennis HARRISON, born 6 September 1925, single, at school; John HARRISON, born 14 March 1932, single, at school. (RG101/6368C/015/10 THAC) Sarah Ann LENTON died aged 67 at Woodlands Court, Kirton, Lincolnshire, on 14 January 1953. She was described as the wife of William Henry LENTON, a retired master builder. Her son F. LENTON of Horseshoe Lane, Kirton, was the informant. (GRO March Q 1953 Boston 3b 5) The death of a William H. LENTON aged 73 was registered in 1954. (GRO June Q 1954 Boston 3b 2) "LENTON William Henry of Horseshoe Lane Kirton Lincolnshire died 18 April 1954 Probate London 30 September [1954] to Fred LENTON bricklayer. Effects £1751 11s. 8d." (National Probate Calendar 1954) NOTES & QUERIES: What was the the identity of Dennis and John HARRISON in the 1939 Register? Were they simply evacuees? (revised 04.06.2016)	LENTON, William Henry (I587)
6440	WILLIAM HENRY MILBOURNE 1822-1885 William Henry, son of Robert and Sarah MILBOURNE of Lambeth Walk, was baptised at St. Mary, Lambeth, on 7 April 1822. Robert MILBOURNE was a carver & gilder. (PR) From the 1841 census of Lambeth Walk, Lambeth, Surrey: William MILBOURNE, aged 20, independant, born in Surrey. (HO107/1058/10) The 1851 census of 34 St. George Street, Lambeth, Surrey: Robert MILBOURNE, head, aged 72, proprietor of houses, born at St. Clements, Middlesex; Sarah MILBOURNE, wife, aged 61, born at Bradford, Wiltshire; William MILBOURNE, son, aged 29, of no occupation, born at Lambeth; Robert MILBOURNE, son, aged 27, married, musical instrument maker, born at Lambeth; Emily E. NORRIS, niece, aged 32, unmarried, born at Chippenham, Wiltshire. (HO107/1572/428/45) William Henry MILBOURNE, gentleman, a bachelor of full age of St. Paul's, Southwark, and son of Robert MILBOURNE, gentleman, married Ann RUSHWORTH, a spinster of full age of St. Paul's, Southwark, and daughter of William RUSHWORTH, cabinet maker, at St. Paul's Church, Westminster Bridge Road, Southwark, on 7 July 1859. (PR) (GRO September Q 1859 St. George's Southwark 1d 176) The 1861 census of 14 Sampsons Terrace, Shoreditch St.Leonard: William MILBOURNE, head, aged 38, proprietor of houses, born at Lambeth, Surrey; Anne MILBOURNE, wife, aged 29, born Chelsea. (RG9/246/54/22) The 1871 census of 14 New Kent Road, St Mary Newington: William MILBOURNE, head, aged 46, carpenter auctioneer's office only, born at Lambeth, Surrey; Ann MILBOURNE, wife, aged 35, of no occupation, born at Chelse (sic), Middlesex. (RG10/622/100/2) The death of a William Henry MILBOURNE aged 63 was registered in 1885. (GRO September Q 1885 Kingston 2a 183) William Henry MILBOURNE Personal Estate £28,223 3s. 17 August. The Will of William Henry MILBOURNE formerly of 4 Theresa-terrace Hammersmith but late of May Place Hampton Wick both in the County of Middlesex who died 9 July 1885 at May Place was proved at the Principal Registry by Ann MILBOURNE of May Place Widow the Relict the sole Executrix. (National Probate Calendar 1885) NOTES & QUERIES: Where was he at the time of the 1881 census? (revised 09.06.2012)	MILBOURNE, William Henry (I5359)
6441	WILLIAM HENRY N. MOORE The marriage between William Henry N. MOORE and a Kathleen PITTS was registered in 1907. (GRO September Q 1907 Wisbech 3b 1284) From the 1911 census of Governors Marsh, Terrington St. Clement, Norfolk: *William MOORE, head, aged 25, housekeeper on farm, at home, worker, born at Upwell, Cambridgeshire; Kathleen MOORE, wife, aged 25, married 3 years, 1 child (living), born at Wisbech, Cambridgeshire; Beatrice Ivy MOORE, daughter, aged 1, birthplace not stated. (RG14/9312)	MOORE, William Henry N. (I6915)
6442	WILLIAM HENRY PHILLIPS The marriage between William Henry PHILLIPS and Elizabeth BLLING was registered in 1971. (GRO September Q 1871 Stoke Damerel 5b 555) They emigrated to Australia in 1876. NOTES & QUERIES: Source: Janet JOHNSON (jdj at redneon.com) who wrote that more of their children died young tan survived. No death record for Elizabeth has been found.	PHILLIPS, William Henry (I8350)
6443	WILLIAM HENRY ROBINS 1862- The birth of William Henry ROBINS was registered in 1862. (GRO December Q 1862 [WRIST] Farnham 02A 80) William Henry, son of William ROBINS cabinet maker and his wife Caroline of 5 Atlas Cottages, Aldershot, was baptised at Aldershot, Hampshire, on 16 August 1863. (PR via Ancestry) Amelia HALL married William Henry ROBINS, at Holy Trinity Church, Aldershot, on 9 July 1882. He was a 20 year old bachelor of Alexandra Road, Aldershot, a greengrocer, and the son of William ROBINS, a cabinet maker. Amelia was described as a 23 year old spinster also of Alexandra Road, Aldershot, and daughter of Frederick HALL, farmer. Witnesses were Frederick HALL and John JOHNSON (marriage certificate). The 1891 census returns for 73 Grosvenor Road, Aldershot, Hampshire: William H. ROBINS, head, aged 28, ironmonger's assistant, born at Aldershot; Millie ROBINS, wife, aged 32, born at Frimley, Surrey; Gertrude M. ROBINS, daughter, aged 7, scholar, born at Southwark, London; Frederick W. ROBINS, son, aged 5, scholar, born at Aldershot; Winifred A. ROBINS, daughter, aged 1, born at Aldershot; Walter HARRIS, lodger, aged 23, single, ironmonger's assistant, born at Ilfracombe, Devon; Harry BELL, lodger, aged 21, single, mineral water maker, born at Kentish Town, London. (RG12/563/84/12) The 1901 census returns for 9 Cargate Hill (Aldershot Military in Stanhope & Wellington Lines): William H. ROBINS Head M 38 Ironmonger's Manager worker born Aldershot Hampshire Amelia ROBINS Wife M 42 born Frimley Surrey Gertrude ROBINS Daughter S 17 born Bermondsey London Frederick W. ROBINS Son 15 born Aldershot Hampshire Winifred A. ROBINS Daughter 11 born Aldershot Hampshire Millie D. ROBINS Daughter 4 born Aldershot Hampshire Marion H. ROBINS Daughter 2 born Aldershot Hampshire Percy D. ROBINS Son 1 born Aldershot Hampshire Walter MASH Boarder S 25 fruiterer's assistant born Kilburn London (RG13/610/120/24. The 1911 census of 12 Lansdowne Road, Aldershot, Hampshire: *William Henry ROBINS, head, aged 48, married 28 years, 7 children all living, ironmonger manager, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Amelia ROBINS, wife, married, aged 52, born at Frimley, Surrey; Winifrid Anne ROBINS, daughter, single, aged 21, mother's help, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Millie Dorothea ROBINS, daughter, aged 14, school, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Marian Hall ROBINS, daughter, aged 12, school, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Edna Caroline ROBINS, daughter, aged 8, school, born at Aldershot, Hampshire; Urban Hall CLARKE, nephew, single, aged 23, furniture salesman, born at Aldershot, Hampshire. (RG14/3113) The death of Amelia ROBINS aged 82 [sic] was registered in 1941. She was in fact 83 years old. (GRO December Q 1941 Aldershot 2c 315) NOTES & QUERIES: The years of birth for William Henry and Amelia appear to have been reversed in the 1939 Register. William Henry was actually born in 1862 and Amelia in 1858. (revised 12.10.2019)	ROBINS, William Henry (I3112)
6444	WILLIAM HENRY SOUNDY 1863-1940 GRO Reference for birth certificate: 1863 Dec Reading 2c 381	SOUNDY, William H. (I1892)
6445	WILLIAM HENRY STUART 1862- The birth of WILLIAM HENRY STUART was registered in 1862. (GRO September Q. 1862 Farnham 2a 67) The 1871 census of Ash Street, Ash, Surrey: HENRY STUART, head, aged 43, farmer of 310 acres employing 7 men and 3 boys, born at Bassingham, Lincolnshire; EMMA STUART, wife, aged 30, born at Crondall, Hampshire; WILLM H. STUART, son, aged 8, scholar, born at Frimley, Surrey; FRDK E. STUART, son, aged 3, scholar, born at Ash; SUSANAH STUART, daughter, aged 1, born at Ash, Surrey; LUCY I. STUART, daughter, aged 4 months, born at Ash; DAVID DABLEY, lodger, aged 28, born at Ash; PHILIP NEAL, lodger, aged 28, born at Oxford; ANN EADES, servant, aged 30, born at Chilton Candover, Hampshire. (RG10/0820/97/18) The 1881 census of Artington Farmhouse, St. Nicholas, Guildford: HENRY STUART, head, aged 53, widower, farmer of 260 acres employing 7 labourers and 2 boys, born at Bassingham, Lincolnshire; WILLIAM H. STUART, son, aged 18, unmarried, farmer's son, born at Frimley, Surrey; FREDERICK E. STUART, son, aged 12, farmer's son, born at Ash, Surrey; SUSANNA STUART, daughter, aged 11, scholar, born at Ash; LUCY JANE STUART, daughter, aged 10, scholar, born at Ash; KATE STUART, daughter, aged 6, scholar, born at Ash; EMMA LUMLEY, housekeeper, aged 44, widow, born at Cumnor, Berkshire; EDITH BAKER, visitor, aged 13, scholar, born at Oxford. (RG11/778/70/17) From the 1891 census of Portsmouth Road, Artington, Guildford, Surrey: HENRY STUART, head, aged 63, widower, farmer, born at Bassingham, Lincolnshire; WILLIAM H. STUART, son, aged 28, single, farmer's son, born at Mytchett, Surrey; SUSANNAH STUART, daughter, aged 21, born at Ash, Surrey; LUCY STUART, daughter, aged 20, born at Ash; KATE STUART, daughter, aged 17, born at Ash; EMILY STUART, daughter, aged 15, born at Ash; MARY ROTHWELL, housekeeper, aged 54, widow, born at Hascombe, Surrey. (RG12/560/149/16) The marriage between WILLIAM HENRY STUART and ANN BRIDGER was registered in 1895. (GRO December Q. 1895 Fulham 1a 401) The 1901 census of Milton Farm, Westcott, Dorking: WILLIAM H. STUART, head, aged 38, farm bailiff, born at Mychett, Surrey; ANN STUART, wife, aged 38, born at Duncton, Sussex; HILDA A. STUART, daughter, aged 4, born at Guildford, Surrey; WILLIAM H. STUART, son, aged 2, born at Stoke, Guildford, Surrey. (RG13/623/69/6) (revised 18.05.2006)	STUART, William Henry (I4070)
6446	WILLIAM HENRY STUART 1898- The birth of WILLIAM HENRY STUART was registered in 1898. (GRO September Q. 1898 Guildford 2a 89) The 1901 census of Milton Farm, Westcott, Dorking: WILLIAM H. STUART, head, aged 38, farm bailiff, born at Mychett, Surrey; ANN STUART, wife, aged 38, born at Duncton, Sussex; HILDA A. STUART, daughter, aged 4, born at Guildford, Surrey; *WILLIAM H. STUART, son, aged 2, born at Stoke, Guildford, Surrey. (RG13/623/69/6) (revised 19.05.2006)	STUART, William Henry (I4850)
6447	WILLIAM HENRY TRAFFORD A Consolidated Index of the Will of Benjamin EDGOOSE (1854-1928) of Grange Farm, West Walton, Norfolk. The Will was signed on 17 February 1923. Probate Norwich 24 August 1928. 01 Benjamin EDGOOSE, the Testator 02 Edith PEARSE, daughter of the Testator, joint executor 03 John Stanton BATTERHAM, joint executor 04 Frank SEARLE, joint executor 05*William Henry TRAFFORD Esq., owner of Grange Farm till 1919 06 Charles Ernest JACKSON, solicitor, Wisbech 07 E. A. HOLMES, witness 08 Frank THISTLETON, witness 09 Alfred SOUTHWELL, Commissioner for Oaths. (District Probate Registry, Norwich, 1928)	TRAFFORD, William Henry Esquire (I8959)
6448	WILLIAM HERBERT BAKER 1911-1992 [known as Bill] The birth of William Herbert BAKER was registered in 1911. (GRO September Q 1911 [BUDDEN] Epsom 02A 84) From the 1939 Register of 70 Vale Farm Road, Woking U.D., Surrey: Alfred BAKER, born 16 May 1888, married, fence erector, saw sharpener; Mildred BAKER, born 17 October 1888, married, unpaid domestic duties; *William H. BAKER, born 4 August 1911, single, fence erector, mechanic. (RG101/1929F/009/1 DMWV) The death of William Herbert BAKER was registered in 1992. (GRO June Q 1992 West Somerset (7252) Volume 23 Page 1532) (revised 16.01.2020)	BAKER, William Herbert (I9151)
6449	WILLIAM HERRETT BURNINGHAM 1853-1913 The birth of William Herrett BURNINGHAM was registered in 1913. (GRO December Q 1853 Farnham 2a 64) The death of William H. BURNINGHAM aged 59 was registered in 1913. (GRO June Q 1913 Farnham 2a 177) (revised 22.11.2012)	BURNINGHAM, William Herrett (I7039)
6450	WILLIAM HEWET An Index to the Will of Richard ETGOOS (14??-1503) of Limehouse, Middlesex. The Will was made on 21 September 1503. Probate was granted on 17 April 1504: 01Richard ETGOOS, the Testator Beneficiaries: 02 Thomas ETGOOS, brother of the Testator 03 Alice ETGOOS, wife of the Testator, chief executor 04 John ETGOOS, eldest son of the Testator, co-executor 05 William ETGOOS, son of the Testator 06 Richard ETGOOS, second youngest son of the Testator 07 John ETGOOS, youngest son of the Testator 08 Cristian ETGOOS, daughter of the Testator 09 Robert COOKE, tenant 10Jamys ALEXANDER, tenant 11 Johanne DRYVER, widow (purchase of wharf and garden) 12 Robert MOSELY of Thistilworth, cousin, beneficiary, co-executor 13 [Maister] OWEYNE, gentleman, beneficiary and overseer Others: 14 John LASK 15 Margaret LASK, wife of John 16 William PERCIVALE, former tenant 17 [Maistres] BRYAN (purchase of orchard) 18 John PIERS, late John LASK's (gravel pits in London Field) 19 John SYLVESTER, butcher 20 BAXTER, butcher Witnesses: 21 Symond LORYMER 22 Robert COOKE, butcher 23 George BROUN, scrivener 24 Thomas BYRT, lime man 25William HEWET (Prerogative Court of Canterbury Will PROB 11/14/106)	HEWET, William (I8893)