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BARROW and DEVES BRANCH
Last revision 13 Dec 2011
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BARROW and DEVES BRANCH
Last revision 13 Dec 2011
GENERATION 1
Children of William and Grace
2......William bap 23 Aug 1739 Whatfield bur 15 Jan 1811 Whatfield
3......Samuel bap 15 Jan 1741 Whatfield
4......John bap 8 Feb 1743 Whatfield bur 3 Mar 1743 Whatfield
5......Temperence bap 6 Apr 1745 Whatfield
6......Grace bap 27 Dec 1747 Whatfield m Thomas TAMPION 21 Jun 1770 by banns
Note: Witnesses to this wedding were William COUSINS and George WORTH
7......Deborah bap 14 Oct 1750 Whatfield m William CARTER of Nayland 29 Jan 1772 Whatfield
Note: Witnesses to this wedding were Thomas TAMPION and George WORTH
8......Edward bap 10 Apr 1754 Whatfield m Elizabeth CUTHBERT Nov 1786 Whatfield bur 12 Mar 1794 Whatfield
Note: Edward and Elizabeth had a daughter Grace who was buried age 2 on 30 May 1794 Whatfield
9......Thomas bap 26 Apr 1756 Whatfield bur 30 Apr 1756 Whatfield
10....Sarah bap 23 Jul 1758 Whatfield m William RAMPLIN 30 Jan 1786 Whatfield by banns - see Ramplin branch
GENERATION 2
Note: Witnesses to the wedding of Mary BOURNE were Thomas TAMPION and George WORTH. Witnesses to the wedding of Mary CLARKE were George WORTH and John GARRARD.
Children of William and Mary
Children of William and Mary Bourne
Children of William and Mary Clark
Child of William and Ann
12......William bap 30 Mar 1755 Stoke by Nayland
13......William bap 9 Oct 1757 Stoke by Nayland
14......Elizabeth bap 29 Feb 1760 Stoke by Nayland m John CLARKE 12 Oct 1802 Whatfield
Note: Elizabeth had a base born child Matthew bur 24 Sep 1799
15......John b Aug 1762 Stoke by Nayland
16......Ann bap 4 Nov 1764 Stoke by Nayland
17......Sarah bap 10 Apr 1768 Stoke by Nayland
18......Grimsey bap 5 Nov 1769 Stoke by Nayland
19......Judith bap 5 Jan 1772 Stoke by Nayland
20....Deborah b 1775 Whatfield d 1856 m Grimsey RICHARDSON of Polstead
21....Samuel b 1778 Whatfield
22....John b 1780 Whatfield
GENERATION 3
23......James b 1803/4 Bures
GENERATION 4
Note: In 1851 James was a bookeeper (clerk) living at 3 Spring Gardens, Brighton and in 1871 and 1881 James and Jane were living at 76 Coleman St, Brighton - she was recorded as a needlewoman in 1881 (named spelt Dives in census). James was a beer retailer in 1871
Child of James and Jane
24......Caroline b 1828 Brighton bap 19 Oct 1828 St Nicholas Church, Brighton [IGI C017287}
24a....Edward bap 3 Apr 1831 St Nicholas, Brighton [IGI C009569]
Note: In 1851 Edward was a blacksmith's apprentice
24b....James b 1833 Brighton [1851 census]
Note: In 1851 James was a labourer
24c....Stephen b 1833 Brighton in1851 census 1836 in 1861 census)
Note: In 1851 Stephen was an errand boy. In 1861 he was an ordinary seaman in the royal Navay
25......William bap 10 Nov 1839 St Nicholas, Brighton d 3rd qr 1912 [Brighton 2b 232]
25a....Jane b 1849 [1851 census]
26......Charles Henry b 2nd qr 1842 Brighton
26a....Sarah Jane bap 16 May 1859 St Nicholas Church Brighton [IGI C135475] m Walter WOODHOUSE 2 Jul 1865 St Nicholas Church, Brighton
GENERATION 5
Note: In 1881 Stephen was a butcher and naval pensioner and the family lived at 23 Cambridge St, Plymouth St Andrew. The 1911 census shows Jemima as a widow living at 61 Cambridge St, Plymouth
In 1901 the census shows a George LAPTHEN as an adopted child - he was 21 and a cycle maker
Children of Stephen and Jemima
Y1......Joseph James b 3rd qr 1869 Devonport [Stoke Damerel 5b 322]
Note: In 1901 Joseph was a bill deliverer. In 1911 he was a porter at a chemist's shop, but living with his mother
Y2......Charles Henry b 4th qr 1871 [Plymouth 5b 281]
Note In 1901 Charles was a Petty Officer 1st Class in the Royal Navy. In 1911 he was a Chief Petty Officer
Y3......Ernest Edward b 3rd qr 1874 [Plymouth 5b 259]
Note: In 1901 Ernest was a driller in dockyard shipbuilding
Note: William was a journeyman iron moulder and Mary was a dressmaker in 1871 living at Union Street, N, Brighton. In 1881, 1891 and 1901 Mary was a widow and dressmaker and lived at 19 Oxford Street, Brighton.
Children of William and Mary
27......William Stephen b 1860 Brighton
27b....Ann Jane b 4th qr 1860 bap 22 Sep 1872 d 3rd qr 1874 [Brighton 2b 134]
28......Alice Elizabeth b 1865 Brighton bap 22 Sep 1872 St Peters Church, Brighton
Note: Alice was an ironer in 1881
29......Sarah b 3rd qr 1871 Brighton bap 22 Sep 1872 St Peter's Church Brighton
30......Frederick John b 3rd qr 1873 Brighton d 2nd qr 1917 [Kensington 1a 121] m Emma E BUCKMAN 1st qr 1914 [Islington 1b 342]
31......Kate bap 17 Dec 1879 St Peter's Church Brighton
Children of Charles and Iasabella
26b......Minnie Constance bap 17 Sep 1865 St Nicholas Church Brighton [IGI C13595]
26c......Esther Leaney bap 11 SEp 1868 St Nicholas Church Brighton [IGI C135399] m William TUPPEN 2nd qr 1896 [Brighton 2b 503]
26d......Julie Elizabeth bap 12 Mar 1870 St Nicholas Church Brighton [IGI C135467]
26e......Isabella Emily bap 29 Dec 1871 St Nicholas Church Brighton [IGI C135493] m Edward Henry WOOD (b 1875 Lewse) 3rd qr 1899 [Brighton 2b 487]
Note in 1911 Edward, a railway coach lifter was living at 16 Wheelers Terrace, Eastleigh
26f......Emily Mary Ann bap 13 Mar 1876 St Peters Church, Brighton [IGI C018398]
GENERATION 6
Note: Ellen was a widow and brought a son, George Edward SIBLEY to the marriage. In 1911 he was a brewery cellars boy. Ernest was an Iron Driller in shipbuilding and the family lived at 7 Edgecumbe Cottage, East Stonehouse, Devon
Children of Ernest and Helena
Y4......Ernest Edward b 1st qr 1904 [Plymouth 5b 238]
Y5......Thomas Cecil b 1st qr 1905 [Plymouth 5b 255] d 1st qr 1946 [Plymouth 5b 424]
Y6......Edith Elizabeth b 1907 Stonehouse, Plymouth
Y7......Hilda May b 1st qr 1909 Stonehouse, Plymouth [East Stonehouse 5b 254]
Y8......Charles Henry b 4th qr 1910 Stonehouse, Plymouth [East Stonehouse 5b 238]
Y9......Stephen b 2nd qr 1912 Stonehouse, Plymouth [East Stonehouse 5b 495]
Y10....Alfred G b 3rd qr 1914 Stonehouse, Plymouth [East Stonehouse 5b 504
Y11....Lilian M b 2nd qr 1918 Stonehouse, Plymouth [East Stonehouse 5b 379]
Note: William was a bricklayers labourer in 1891 living at 80 Carlyle St, Brighton In 1901 he was a bricklayer living at 20 Queen Street, Brighton
Children of William and Mary Ann
27c......Mary A b 1890 Brighton
27d......Beatrice M b 1894 Brighton m William PECK 2nd qr 1914 [Brighton 2b 414]
Note: In 1881 John was a lodger with George BUCK at 68 Toronto Terrace Brighton as a bricklayer's labourer, and from 1891 he was a bricklayer and he and Alice lived at 19 Oxford St, Brighton , then at 77 Winchester St, Islington, London. Witnesses to the wedding were William DEVES and William SHELLEY
Children of John and Alice
32......George Henry b 2nd qr 1882 [Brighton 2b 248] d 26 Sep 1915 at the battle of Loos on the Somme, France
33......Mary Jane b 2nd qr 1884 [Brighton 2b 237]
34......John b 28 Feb 1886 Brighton
35......Alice (aka Daisy) b 1889 Islington m Henry HURST
36......Anne (aka Nan) b 1898 Islington
37......Federick b 1902 Islington
38......Harry b 1904 Islington
39......William Walter b 1906 Islington
40......May b 1908 Islington
Children of Harry and Sarah
29b......Harry b 3rd qr 1898 [Brighton 2b 243]
29c......Ellen Mary b 1st qr 1901 [Brighton 2b 235]
29d......Albert Victor b 3rd qr 1903 [Brighton 2b 245]
29e......Ethel Margaret b 4th qr 1906 [Brighton 2b 220]
29f......Frederick John b 3rd qr 1908 [Brighton 2b 213]
29g......Gertrude Sarah b 2nd qr 1911 [Brighton 2b 193]
Note: In 1891, 1901 and 1911 Charles was a carpenter/joiner and the family home was at 16 Salisbury Square, North Side, Hatfield, Herts
Children of Charles and Minnie
26g......Gertrude Annie b 2nd qr 1886 Welwyn [Hitchin 3a 503] m Bertram E GROVES 4th qr 1914 [Hatfield 3a 1600]
Note In 1901 Gertrude was a pupil teacher, and in 1911 Assistant mistress
26h......Beatrice Nellie b 1st qr 1888 Welwyn [Hitchin 3a 507]
Note: George was a manager of a boot trade retail branch living at 47 North Street, Brighton in 1911
Children of George and Emily
26i......Alfred Charles b 1897 Brighton d in infancy [Brighton 2b 136]
26j......Winifred Ethel M b 1st qr 1903 [Brighton 2b 245]
26k......Gladys Ford b 3rd qr1906 [Brighton 2b 233]
GENERATION 7
Children of Ernest and Alice
Y12......Ernest E b 4th qr 1928 [East Stonehouse 5b 370]
Y13......Roy T b 1st qr 1932 [East Stonehouse 5b 369]
Child of Sydney and Edith
Y14......Rose E b 4th qr 1931 [East Stonehouse 5b 353]
Children of Henry and Hilda
Y15......Audrey G b 3rd qr 1938 [Plymouth 5b 422]
Y16......Victor C b 4th qr 1944 [Plymouth 5b 422]
Child of Charles and Elizabeth
Y17......Fernley J b 4th qr 1945 [Plymouth 5b 450]
Child of Stephen and Elsie
Y18......Lewis S b 2nd qr 1949 [Plymouth 7a 702]
Child of Aldred and Ernestine
Y19......Andrea M b 4th qr 1946 [Portsmouth 6b 701]
Children of Frederick and Lilian
Y20......Kenneth J b 4th qr 1946 [Portsmouth 6b 818]
Y21......Barbara A b 3rd qr 1949 [Portsmouth 6b 694]
Y22......Gary b 3rd qr 1955 [Portsmouth 6b 548]
Note: George was a bricklayer. Ellen married Arthur William GOBEY (b on inknown date in Islington) 30 Jan 1919 Arthurs father was Charles GOBEY
Children of George and Ellen
41......Alice b 1911 Islington m Mr BROWN
42......John Thomas b 24 Dec 1912 Islington d 1982 Norfolk
43......Ernest dob unknown
GENERATION 8
Note: witnesses to the wedding were Frederick Diamond PURLE and Ernest Albert JAGGERS. Ivy's father was William James JAGGERS, Gasman, deceased at time of marriage.
Children of John and Ivy
44......Richard John
45......Sheila Jean
GENERATION 9
GENERATION 10
Children
49......living Boy
50......living Boy
51......living Boy
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