Notes:
[i] Samuel and Ann were witnesses to the wedding of James SPURDING and Jane STERRY 29 Aug 1804
[ii] Samuel and Ann were living at 39 Beach, Lowestoft in 1851
[iii]Ann was living in Southwold in 1823 with son-in-law Charles James TURRELL, and in 1851 was with John at Shuckford's Loke, Lowestoft
[iv] Witnesses to the marriage of Samuel and Ann were William ALLERTON and Hannah MEWSE
[v] In 1851 Samuel and Ann were living at the Fishermen's Hospital

Children of Samuel and Ann
59......Ann bap 9 Jan 1802 bur 6 June 1899 St Margaret's Lowestoft m 2a John STERRY (bap 1 Jun 1798) 25 Dec 1823
John was a twinespinner. Witnesses to their marriage were Samuel MEWSE and Ann STERRY. Issue: 3 boys, 2 girls Grandchildren by Alfred bap 1832 + Sarah Ann: 1 boy 2 girls. Virtue, part of this issue, m Edward EDMONDS
60......Samuel Barber b 14 Sep 1803 bap 24 Sep 1803 Lowestoft
61......James Barber b 30 Apr 1805 bap 1 May 1805 Lowestoft
62......Eliza bap 27 Oct 1807 Lowestoft m Edward COLEMAN 29 Jul 1827
Witnesses Charles COLEMAN and Ann COBY
63......John Barber b 6 Feb 1810 bap 17 July 1810 Lowestoft
64......Joanna bap 18 May 1812 Lowestoft m William JACKSON (Jnr) 5 Dec 1831 Lowestoft
Witnesses: James MEWSE and Susan CHAMBERS See Jackson branch here
65......William bap 22 Apr 1816 Lowestoft

GENERATION 5

Note: In 1851and 1861 (when the family was at "Surrey Mews, St Stephen Norwich and a visitor, 29 yr old Maria GIRLING a blind person was present) Robert is shown in the census as a heraldry painter. Robert was a master coachmaker in 1881employing two men. At this time the family had moved to King St, St Peter Mountergate, Norwich

Children of Robert and Charlotte Hipper
66......Robert b 2nd qr 1839 [Norwich 13 262]
Note: Robert was a wool sorter in 1861
67......William b 1st qr 1841 Norwich [Norwich 13 257]
Note: In 1861 William was a coach painter
68......Thomas Edward b 1844 d 1923 Norwich
Note: In 1861 Thomas Edward worked in a bank
69......Walter b 1846 Norwich
70......Sarah Ann b 1849 Norwich
71......Charlotte Elizabeth b 2nd qr 1851 Norwich [Norwich 13 302] d 1855 Norwich
72......John b 3rd qr 1853 Norwich [Norwich 4b 88]
Note: John was a soldier in 2nd battalion, 17th Regiment, Aldershot in 1871

Children of Robert and Charlotte Guy
73......Alice b 4th qr 1857 Norwich [Norwich 4b 134]
Note: Alice was a housekeeper in 1881 and in 1891 she is recorded as a dress maker.
74......Julia b 2nd qr1860 Norwich [Norwich 4b 137]
Note: Julia was a dressmaker in 1881
75......Alfred b 2nd qr 1862 Norwich [Norwich 4b 143]
Note: Alfred was a coach painter in 1881r
76......Emma Jane b 2nd qr 1864 Norwich [Norwich 4b 141]
Note: Emma was a milliner in 1881
77......Charles Thomas b 2nd qr 1867 Norwich [Norwich 4b 137]

Note: Samuel was a shipwright in 1851 living at the "Duke's Head, Dukes head Street, Lowestoft. There was a lodger, William FROST a 26 year old carpenter living with them (probably 78 William Frost below). Samuel is listed in Harrod's directory of 1877 as being a ship and boat builder at Riverside, Denmark Rd Lowestoft. Samuel and Elizabeth were living at 1 Mills Rd Lowestoft in 1881: Samuel was then an Innkeeper and ship's carpenter

Child of Samuel and Elizabeth
78......Elizabeth Chambers b 3 Jan 1828 Lowestoft bap 5 Jan 1928 Lowestoft St Margarets d 27 Mar 1910
79......Samuel Chambers b abt 1831 d 1913 at 24 Denmark Rd, Lowestoft
Samuel was a boat builders aprentice in 1851
80......Joseph b 1835
Joseph was a boat builders aprentice in 1851
81......Robert Brown b 28 Aug 1836 Lowestoft d 1908
Robert was a boat builders aprentice in 1851
82......Mason b 1839 Lowestoft m Mary Elizabeth CUNNINGTON (b 1840 Spalding, Lincs) 1st qr 1865 [Boston 7a 444]
Note: Mason became a bank manager. In 1881 he was in Edmonton and in 1891 at Fore Street, Dulverton. At neither of the censuses was his wife present, although he is shown as married. Mary was a visitor at 13 Straight Bargate, Boston in 1891
83......Chambers b 1846 Lowestoft
84......Annie dob unknown

Child of Frederick and Mary
30e......Mary Louisa b 2nd qr 1848 Lowestoft [Mutford 13 513

Note: Richard was a customs officer who described himself as a gentleman

Children of Richard and Susannah
88......Clara Josephine b 3rd qr 1848 [Stepney 2 323]
89......Jessie Ann b 1st qr 1850 [Stepney 2 564]
90......William Henry b 2nd qr 1851 [Stepney 2 566]
91......Kate Venetia b 3rd qr 1852 [Stepney 1c 441] m Joseph COWELL 3rd qr 1873 [Poplar 1c 1235]
92......Elizabeth b 1853 Stepney
93......Susannah Phillis b 2nd qr 1855 [Stepney 1c 508]
94......Jannette Alice b 2nd qr 1856 [Stepney 1c 531]
95......Edith b 1858 Stepney
96......Charles b 1864 Stepney

Children of Charles and Clara
97......Clara Isabel b 2nd qr 1846 [Hackney 3 186]
98......Clara Allerton b 2nd qr 1848 [Hackney 3 678]

Note: In 1861 the family was at 4 St Mary's Road, Camberwell, and Joaquim, a naturalised British subject, was a general merchant. They had 4 servants: Mary Ann KING aged 34 a cook born Wicks, Essex, Sarah A JOHNSON a 19 year old housemaid b Islington and two nurses Hannah WESTON 28 and Jemima WESTON 22 both born in Peckham. In 1891 they were at Atkins Road, Springfield, Clapham. Hannah Weston was still with them, now as a ladies maid together with Eliza THORPE 28 a housemaid b Lambeth, Marian KNIGHT 23 b Mitcham, Surrey and Marshall PAGE (fem) a housemaid b Chelveston, Northants.

Children of Joaquin and Alexina
99......Alexina Josephine b 2nd qr 1841 Peckham [St Pancras 1 253]
100....Clara Amelia b 3rd qr 1845 Peckham [St Pancras 1 263]
101....Anselmo Joaquin b 3rd qr 1847 [Camberwell 4 68] d 1st qr 1868 aged 20 [Hastings 2b 23]
102....Florence Annie b 2nd qr 1849 [Camberwell 4 86] m
103.....Jessie Constance b 1st qr 1851 [Camberwell 4 91]
104....Charles Albert b 4rd qr 1853 [Camberwell 1d 414] m
Note: In 1871 Charles was a clerk and in 1881 he was a merchant
105....Ricardo Arturo b 3rd qr 1855 [Camberwell 1d 423]
106....Joseph Maria b 2nd qr 1858 [Camberwell 1d 442]
Note: Joseph was a Merchant's Clerk in 1881

Note: Henry was a stock and share dealer in 1871 living at Thornton Heath, Croydon

Children of Henry and Charlotte
107......Stanley M b 1863 Peckham Rye
108......Mabel F b 1864 Peckham Rye
109......Geoffrey b 1865 Croydon d 1908
110......Eustace C b 1866 [Croydon 2a 210] d 1907
111......Montague Mancha b 4th qr 1867 [Croydon 2a 187]
112......Harold b 1st qr 1871 [Croydon 2a 232] d 2nd qr [Bethnal Green 1c 172]1913

Note: Emma was an upholsteress and was the daughter of Henry and Ann ALDERMAN. In 1871 the family was at Colman's Buildings, Adjoining Southgate Lane, St Peter Southgate, Norwich and Robert was an engine fitter (in 1881 too). In 1881 Ann ALDERMAN was living with the family as a widow annuitant, and the family home was at 21 Audley Street, Great Yarmouth

Children of Robert and Emma
120......Robert Henry b 18 Jan 1865 Norwich [Norwich 4b 139] d 12 Mar 1936 - you can see his grave here
121......Emma Edith b 1st qr 1870 Norwich [Norwich 4b 1142]
122......Thomas William b 4th qr 1871 Norwich [Norwich 4b 130]
123......Albert Alderman b 3rd qr 1876 Norwich [Norwich 4b 123]
Note: Albert was a printer/compositor in 1901 living at 24 Audley St, Gt Yarmouth
124......Ellen Beatrice b 1st qr 1878 Norwich [Norwich 4b 135]
Note: Ellen was a dressmaker in 1901

Note: William was a coach painter and heraldic artist. A transcription of his account of himself may be seen here

Children of William and Martha
125......Ellen Martha b 1865 Norwich [Norwich 4b 154] d 2nd qr 1865 Norwich [Norwich 4b 113]
126......William b 2nd qr 1866 Norwich [Norwich 4b 157] d 1866 Norwich
127......Frederick Charles b 1st qr 1868 Norwich [Norwich 4b 159]m Caroline SMITH (b 1868) Note: Frederick was a corn merchant
128......Alice Maud M b 1st qr 1869 m Ernest SMITH
Note: Ernest was a boot and shoe assistant
129......Joseph Larkman b 4th qr 1870 [Norwich 4b 157] Norwich d 1937 Norfolk and Norwich Hospital m Ellen Katherine CUTTING 4th qr 1912 Norwich [Norwich 4b 301]
130......Florence Kate R b b 5 Jun 1873 m Sydney J SMITH 2nd qr 1911 Norwich
131......Albert Ernest L b 31 May 1875 m Emma Maude DENNINGTON 3rd qr 1907 Norwich [Norwich 4b 275]
132......Emily Arabella M b 1st qr 1877 [Norwich 4b 171] d 1st qr 1878 [Norwich 4b 114]
133......Christopher John b 1st qr 1882 Norwich [Norwich 4b 175]
134......Lucy Mary Rosetta b 2nd qr 1879 Norwich [Norwich 4b 151] d 1st qr 1960 Norwich aged 80 [Norwich 4b 706]

Note: after being apprenticed to John SAYER a taxidermist in Norwich, Thomas took over the business which became the largest taxidermy business in Norwich, based in St Giles Street - in Gunn Court, named after him. He died from pneumonia aged 78 in 1923 His profession is listed as a Naturalist in 1871. In 1881 they lived at Upper Giles St, Norwich and had a servant living in: Eliza FRETT aged 17 born Surlingham. In 1891 Thomas is described as a machinist and there was a family servant living in named Anna BANHAM aged 19 born Norwich at 86 St Giles Street Norwich

Children of Thomas and Maria
135......Edward W b 2nd qr 1866 Norwich .[Norwich 4b 165]
Note: Edward was a photographer
136......Maria Ann b 2nd qr 1868 Norwich [Norwich 4b 151]
Note: Maria was a domestic housekeeper for her father in 1891
137......Ellen Ada b 2nd qr 1870 Norwich [Norwich 4b 153]
138......Edith Louisa b 4th qr 1873 Norwich [Norwich 4b 136]
Edith became an apprentice dressmaker
139......Frederick Ernest b 4th qr 1877 Norwich [Norwich 4b 146]
Frederick was a naturalist
140......Minnie Eveline b 1st qr 1879 Norwich [Norwich 4b 151]
141......Herbert Christopher J b 1st qr 1882 Norwich [Norwich 4b 153]
Note: Herbert was a stationer's assistant in 1901
142......Ethel May b 1st qr 1883 Norwich [Norwich 4b 157] BR>

Note: Walter was a grocer and in 1861 lived in Mancroft St, Norwich. By 1881 nthey were at 20 Upper Westwick Street, Norwich. In 1891 the family lived at 2 St Margarets Street, Norwich. In 1911 Emily was living at 17 Beatrice Road, Thorpe Hamlet, Norwich as a widow with her daughter Laura

Children of Walter and Emily
69b......Laura Emily b 3rd qr 1870 Norwich [Norwich 4b 151]
Note: In 1901 and in 1911 Laura was a drapers Assistant
69c......Albert Ernest b 4th qr 1872 Norwich [Norwich 4b 153]
69d......Arthur Walter b 3rd qr 1874 Norwich [Norwich 4b 145] m Gertrude Kate WARD 4th qr 1900 [Norwich 4b 408]
69e......Rosa Lucy b 2nd qr 1879 Norwich [Norwich 4b 162]

Note: William was a carpenter. In 1851 the family lived at 127 Dukes Head Street, Lowestoft and in 1861 they had moved to 13 Frederick Street, Islington. In 1871 their home was 15 Nailour Street, Islington In 1902 Elizabeth was at the same address as a widow.

Children of William and Elizabeth
143......William Allerton b 2nd qr 1852 Lowestoft {Mutford 4a 687]
143a....Elizabeth Ann b 4th qr 1854 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 576]
143b....Mary Ann b 4th qr 1856 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 621]
144......Sarah b 1st qr 1858 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 695]
145......Emily b 1st qr 1862 Islington [Islington 1b 223]
146......Margaret Eliza b 3rd qr 1871 Islington [Islington 1b 196]

Note: Samuel was a master boat builder in 1861, with one apprentice. Ann was a school teacher. The 1871 census shows Samuel as a master boat builder employing 25 men and 9 boys, living at Denmark Road, Lowestoft - also present were Anne C JACOBS servant aged 16 born Kessingland and Anne WRIGHT aged 63, widow born Kessingland, a nurse. In 1881 Samuel was a shipwright employing 17 men, 3 labourers and one boy

Children of Samuel and Ann
147......Samuel Chambers b 3rd qr 1858 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 623] d 1912
Note: Samuel was a shipbuilder: In 1901 he was single and a boarder at 19 West Street, Sheerness, Isle of Sheppey
148......Thomas Martin b 1st qr 1860 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 722] d 4th qr 1861 [Mutford 4a 422}
149......Charles Hedley b 1861 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 633]
Note: In 1881 Charles was a block maker
150......Thomas Mason b 3rd qr 1863 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 738]
151......Chambers Edward b 4th qr 1866 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 738]
Note: Chambers Edward was a solicitor's clerk in 1881 and was an accountant in 1891 and was a registrar of births and deaths in 1912, (he signed the death certificate for my grandfather John MEWSE in 1918)
152......Edith Ann b 2nd qr 1868 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 715]
Note: Edith was a draper's assistant in 1891
153......Frank Herbert b 2nd qr 1869 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 698]
Frank was a merchant's clerk in 1891
154......Alice Gertrude b 4th qr 1870 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 687]
155......Beatrice Mary b 2nd qr 1871 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 726]
Beatrice was a draper's assistant in 1891
156......Philip Henry b 2nd qr 1874 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 782] m (a) 134 Lucy Mary Rosetta GUNN (b 1882) 7 Jul 1909 (b) Agnes BROWN (b 1877)
Philip was an accounts clerk in 1891

Note: Joseph and Isabella were living at Arnold Street West in 1871, and staying with them was Isabell's mother, Maria. They were at 7 Bennet St, Greenwich in 1881. In 1891 Joseph is shown as a storekeeper for Thames Cons. living at 22 Manchester Rd Poplar, London

Children of Joseph and Isabella
157......Maria b 3rd qr 1860 [Mutford 4a 621]
158......Isabella dob unknown d 1864 [Mutford 4a 623]
159......Annie M b 1865
160......Samuel Alfred b 1868 Lowestoft
In 1891 Samuel was an engineer's labourer
161......Alice Gertrude b 1870 Lowestoft
In 1891 Alice was an domestic servant
162....Annie Maudbap 1 Dec 1872 Lowestoft
163......Ada Minnie bap 1 Sep 1872 Lowestoft
164......Ellen Florence b 1875 Greenwich
165......Sidney Joseph b 1877 Greenwich
166......Charles Robert b 1880 Greenwich

Note: Robert, a shipwright, and Mary Ann lived at 1 Mills Road Lowestoft in 1881, 42 Mills Road Lowestoft in 1891 and 58 Norwich Rd Lowestoft in 1901.

Children of Robert and Mary Ann
167......Marriane Elizabeth b 1860 Woolwich bur 14 Feb 1952 Lowestoft
Note: Marianne was a dressmaker. In 1861 she lived at 3 Upper Woodland Place, Charlton, Kent, in 1871 at 7 Arnold Street (West) Lowestoft, in 1881 at 14 Scarles Building, Lowestoft, in 1891 at 42 Mill Road Lowestoft and in 1901 at 58 Norwich Road, Lowestoft
168......William b 1862 Lowestoft
Note William was a ships carpenter in 1881 and a master fisherman in 1901. In 1871 he was at 7 Arnold Street, Lowestoft. In 1891 at 14 Scarles Buildings, Lowestoft. In 1891 he was at 42 Mill Road Lowestoft and in 1901 he was on board the "Enterprise" at Newlyn
168a....Samuel William b 2nd qr 1863 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 725]
169.....Ann (Annie) b 1st qr 1866 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 740]
170......Frederick b 3rd qr 1867 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 703]
171......Thomas Robert b 4th qr 1870 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 697] bur 19 May 1953 Lowestoft aged 83
Note: Thomas was a shipwright's apprentice in 1891 and in 1901 he was a shipwright
172......Minnie bap 2 Aug 1874 Lowestoft bur 5 Feb 1953 Lowestoft
Note: Minnie was a tailor's machinist in 1901 living at 58 Norwich Rd Lowestoft

Note: Daniel was a boat builder in 1841 living at Baker's Entry, Lowestoft and in 1861 they were at 17 Denmark Rd Lowestoft. In 1871 they were at 25 Denmark Road, Lowestoft and had a servant, Sophia NUNN aged 17 b Wrentham. Daniel was a shipbuilder employing 10 men and seven apprentices. Ann M FULLER was staying with the family in the census of 1871

Children of Daniel and Mary
173......Daniel F b 1842 Lowestoft
In 1861 Daniel was an apprentice boat builder
174......Joseph John b 1st qr 1846 Lowestoft [Mutford 13 465]
In 1861 Joseph was an apprentice boat builder
175......Benjamin J b 1857 Lowestoft

Note: Richard was the son of Richard LUTTERLOCH (b 1821 Kingsland) and Sarah AMPHLET (b 1814)

Children of Richard and Sarah
176......Richard Charles b 4th qr 1868 Hackney [Mile End 1c 604]
177......William b 4th qr 1869 Hackney [Mile End 1c 592]
178......Henry Allerton b 4th qr 1870 Hackney [Mile End 1c 557]
179......Alfred Edward b 2nd qr 1872 Hackney [Mile End 1c 522]
180......Nellie Blanche b 1873 Hackney
181......Arthur Howard b 2nd qr 1874 Hackney [Mile End 1c 673] m Lily STONEMAN
182......Maud Nellie b 4th qr 1875 Hackney [Poplar 1c 636]
183......Florence Edith b 3rd qr 1877 Hackney [Hackney 1b 551]
184......Percy Fredrerick b 1st qr 1879 Hackney [Poplar 1c 653]
185......Clara Amy b 1881 Hackney

Note: William was the son of Sarah whowas widowed and subsequently married Edmund CHILLINGWORTH. William was a house painter.

Children of William and Jessie
186......Jessie Ann b 1st qr 1877 Hackney [Hackney 1b 562]
187...... Florence Maud b 3rd qr 1878 [Mile End 5c 583]
188......Jeanette Allerton b 1st qr 1881 [Mile End 1c 573]

Children of William and Mary
189......William Richard Lucas b 1879 Stratford
190......Alexander James b 1881 Bow
191......Sidney Ernest b 1882 Stratford
192......Ethel Marion b 1885 West Ham
193......Edith Lilian b 1888 West Ham
194......Hilda Phyllis b 1892 West Ham

Note: Samuel was a school Board Inspector and had three children by his previous wife, Matilda WENMAN. When Samuel retired they moved from Hackney to a bungalow in Hornchurch which he had built in the style of an Indian bungalow which he called Mirzapor, the area in India in which he grew up.

Children of Samuel and Jannette
94a......Alfred Allerton b 4th Apr 1896 [West Ham 4a 284] d 29 Apr 1971 m Winifred WHITMARSH 11th September 1918 [Brentford 3a 310]
Note: Alfred had three daughters, two of whom are still alive. One was Doreen Allerton Mather, (d 2007) mother to Penny Eden who kindly provided data for this family
94b......Richard Robert b 4th qr 1901 [West Ham 4a 394]

Note: In 1881 the family was at Thames Bank, Shepperton where Herbert was an "East and West India produce broker".

Children of Herbert and Alexina
99a......Hugh Manton Mancha b 1st qr 1861 [Camberwell 1d 489]
99b......Bernard Mancha b 3rd qr 1862 [Camberwell 1d 485]
99c......Daisy C A b 4th qr 1863 [Camberwell 1d 1d 495]
99d......Lionel M b 1st qr 1865 [Camberwell 1d 542]
99e......Joaquin M b 3rd qr 1866 [Camberwell 1d 541]
99f......Anselm H M b 4th qr 1871 [Camberwell 1d 639]
99g......May J M b 4th qr 1875 [Camberwell 1d 733]

Note: The family were at Emon Lodge, Tormoham, Torquay in 1871 and Henry was an iron merchant

Children of Henry and Clara
100a......Henry Mancha b 1868 Surrey
100b......Charles Levinson Mancha b 1869 Surrey
100c......Eva A R Mancha b 1871 Streatham

Note: Levinson was a commission agent in 1881 and the family were at Thrave House, Streatham. In 1891 they were visiting Edwin Tanner at 35 Regency Square, Brighton, and Levinson is shown as a chemical merchant

Children of Levinson and Florence
102a......Florence Alicia b abt 1873 Balham
102b......Levinson Harold b abt 1874 Balham
102c......Cyril George b abt 1875 Balham
102d......Lionel Ernest b abt 1879 Balham

Note: In 1891 the family was at 29 Penywern Rd, Kensington, and Charles was a merchant

Child of Charles and Katie
104a......Gladys E b 1890 Kensington

Child of Harold and Florence
195......Harold Montague A b 1st qr 1900 [St Giles 1b 629]

GENERATION 7

Note: In 1881 Robert was a house carpenter and joiner. He was a joiner in 1895 when the family was living at 53 Somerleyton Street, Heigham

Children of Robert and Annie
196......Robert Elwin b 3rd qr 1888 Gt Yarmouth
197......Florence Gertrude b abt Dec 1890 Gt Yarmouth
197a....Thomas Henry b 1st qr 1892 Gt Yarmouth [Gt Yarmouth 4b 24]
197b....Annie Rose b 16 May 1895 Heigham [cert]
197c....Violet E (Diana) b 3 Mar 1903 d Dec 1995 m Jack LODGE
Note: at one time when married they lived at 75 Recreation Road, Norwich

Note: Charles was a commission agent IN 1901 living at Marina Norfolk House, Lowestoft in 1901. In 1911 he was not working and the family was at Cotmer Road, Lowestoft i

Children of Charles and Florence
201......Charles Samuel b 2nd qr 1884 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 880]
202......Florence Isobel B b 4th qr 1886 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 907]
204......Harold Clifford b 1889 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 879]
205......Claude b 3rd qr 1889 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 918]
206......Frank Hylton b 2nd qr 1891 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 1040]
207......Edith Hilda b 4th qr 1892 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 898]

Note: Thomas was a solicitor's clerk, living at 50 Alexandra Road, Lowestoft in 1891. In 1901 the family was at 16 Nelson Rd, Lwestoft and Thomas was a solicitors clerk In 1909 there is a record of a marriage settlement (CCT/4/174) Mrs M A BIRNIE to Thomas Mason and G.S.HUNT and in 1911 they were at Corton Rd Lowestoft and Thomas was a notary public

Children of Thomas and Alice
208......Elsie Alice b 1st qr 1892 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 1016]
109......Henry Reeve b 2nd qr 1893 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 1007]
Note: In 1911 Henry was a solicitors clerk
210......Jack Mason b 4th qr 1894 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 997]
210a....Edward Thomas b 3rd qr 1901 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 1140]
201b....Donald b 1st qr 1904 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 1189]
201c....Kathleen Mary b 2nd qr 1907 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 1168]

Note: Chambers was the registrar of births and deaths in 1901 living at 70 Albert Street, Lowestoft. In 1911 Chambers was still registrar and lived at 70 Park Rd Lowestoft

Children of Chambers and Henrietta
211......George T b 1898 Lowestoft
211a....Flora Minnie Beatrice b 1903 Lowestoft

Child of Frank and Elizabeth
212......Gertrude dob unknown

Children of William and Helen
215......William Joseph b 1898
216......Helen b 1899
217......Isabella b 1900 (d 1919 in 'flu epedemic)

Note: Samuel was a fruit merchant. In 1901 he was at 40 Norwich Road, Lowestoft

Children of Samuel and Emma
218......William George b 1894 Lowestoft
219......Lena Marion b 1898 Lowestoft

Note: Annie was a dressmaker living at 2 Till Road Lowestoft in 1891 and 10 Cathcart St in 1901 Peter was the son od Robert COOPER and Isabella JOHNSON. He was a labourer

Children of Peter and Annie
220......John b 1888 Lowestoft
221......William b 1889 Lowestoft
222......Annie b 1892 Lowestoft
223......Hilda Maud b 22 Sep 1894 10 Cathcart Street, Lowestoft d 1 Jun 1970 Gt Yarmouth
224......Ernest b 1897 Lowestoft
225......Emma b 1900 Lowestoft

Note: Frederick was a ship's carpenter. In 1891 the family was at 156 Victoria Street, Gillingham and in 1901 they were at 3 East Street, Gillingham, Kent

Children of Frederick and Louisa
226......Marion Louisa b 4th qr 1897 New Brompton [Medway 2a 649]
227......Herbert Henry b 3rd qr 1899 New Brompton [Medway 2a 703]
228......Francis George b 1st qr 1905 Gillingham, Kent [Medway 2a 770]

Note: In 1911 Thomas was a shopkeeper and the family lived at 49 Queens Road, Lowestoft

Children of Thomas and Alice
170b......Thomas Mason b 1903 Lowestoft
170c......William Frederick b 1909 Lowestoft

Children of Daniel and Louise
229......Daniel F b 1872 Lowestoft
230......John R b 1875 Lowestoft
231......Herbert J b 1877 Lowestoft
232......Minnie M b 1878 Lowestoft

Children of Joseph and Elizabeth
233......Ethel M E b 1873 Oulton
234.....Sydney Clement b 1877 Lowestoft
235......Alice M b 1880 Carleton Colville

Note: Lillian was the daughter of John YELVERTON and Mary GOOCH

Children of Sydney and Lillian
236......Kenneth Sidney b 1920 East Ham
237......Gerald b 1924 East Ham

Children of Ernest and Mary
238......Florence M b 1890 Lambeth
239......Helen Agnes b 1895
240......Ernest Alfred b 3rd qr 1896 Fulham [Shoreditch 1c 25]
241......Hilda Rose b 3rd qr 1891 [Lambeth 1d 385]
242......Lily Maud b 4th qr 1892 Walthamstowe [Shoreditch 1c 96]
243......Dorothy Kate b 4th qr 1894 Walthamstowe [Shoreditch 1c 33]
244......James b 1902 Walthamstowe [1911 census]
245......Wlliam1904 Walthamstowe [1911 census]
246......Winifred 1907 Walthamstowe [1911 census]
247......Marjory 1910 Walthamstowe [1911 census]

GENERATION 8

Note: Donald lived on the same road as Annie in Norwich, and when married they emigrated to Canada in 1924.

Child of Don and Annie
248......Sylvia D N b 8 Jun 1925 Toronto

Note: in 1901 Hilda was recorded as living at 10 Cathcart Street, Lowestoft.

Children of George and Hilda
249......Jack H G b 3rd qr 1918 [Mutford 4a 1550]
250......Peggy Elaine b 1st qr 1920 [Mutford 4a 2446] m Raymond FULLER 3rd qr 1943 [Lothingland 4a 2874]
251......Roy b 2nd qr 1924 [Mutford 4a 1858]
252......Irene G b 2nd qr 1929 [Mutford 4a 1817]
253......Joan B b 1st qr 1931 [Mutford 1741]

Children of Gerald and Margaret
254......Jane b 1958
255......Susan b 1960

Child of William and Helen
256......Brian Ernest b 1930

GENERATION 8

Child of Brian and Janet
257......Susan Helen b 1956

GENERATION 9

Children of David and Susan
258......Duncan Christopher b 1981
259......Victoria Helen b 1983

Many thanks to Sue Simpson (No 181) for much of the above information and to Mary Ann Bell for early material. Thanks too to Sue Brantigan who has done most of the Gunn research and provided some of the photos and to Jon Gadsby, Ruth McNamara (nee Allerton) Helen Abbott, Penny Eden and Robin Tingle. You can e-mail Sue Simpson

and Jon Gadsby



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