Children of John and unkown
2......Edward bap 6 Jul 1738 Collingbourne Kingston, Wiltshire

GENERATION 2

Children of Edward and Lucy

3......Frances b 17 Apr 1774 bap 30 Nov 1775 (aged 1) St Edmunds, Salisbury
4......William b 10 Feb 1777 bap 30 Aug 1790 (aged 13) St Edmunds, Salisbury
5......John b 23 Oct 1779 bap 30 Aug 1790 (aged 11) St Edmunds, Salisbury d 13 Jan 1863 10 Powell Street, St Luke, London.
6......George b 13 May 1783 bap 15 Jun 1791 (aged 8) St Edmunds, Salisbury

GENERATION 3

Note: At his marriage, John was described as a brushmaker of St Margaret's Leicester. In the 1841 census John, a brushmaker and Charlotte were at Northampton Street, St James, Clerkenwell: staying at the same address was Donald MacKay (spelled Mackie) aged 15, later to marry Eliza. In the 1861 census, John and Charlotte were living in 10 Powell Street East St Luke's parish Finsbury, London. John is described as a brushmaker, born in Salisbury aged 80: Charlotte was 74.

Children of John and Charlotte
7......George William b abt 1807 Kettering d 16 Feb 1889 Taunton [cert]
Note: There is an oddity about George William's death at 82: the cause was shown as "unknown" and in the informant column the Registrar wrote: ""causing the body to be buried". Whilst records of the cause of death do occur as unknown, such a record is usually followed by a post mortem. We do not know whether this happened. You can see the certificate here

8......Fanny Ann M b 7 Apr 1808 bap 23 Apr 1809 Great Meeting Independent Kettering m Robert MIDDLETON (b abt 1815 Whitby) 26 Dec 1842 , St Leonard's Shoreditch [Shoreditch 2 383] [Cert]
Note Robert, a brazier, was the son of John MIDDLETON, captain of a merchant vessel. Fanny's wedding was a double one for the Broad family with 13 Eliza below.
9......Lucy b 29 Feb 1810 bap 26 Aug 1810 Great Meeting Independent, Kettering m Henry MOSELEY (b 17 Jan 1812 bap 22 Mar 1812 St Luke, Old St, Finsbury d 1st qr 1877 [Hampstead 1a 430]) 31 Mar 1834 St Dunstan's Stepney
Note: In 1841 Henry, a picture framer, and Lucy were living at Clerkenwell with both ages shown as 25. Also present was Lucy's sister Eliza Broad, a dresser. Henry and Lucy (named as Louisa) were living with John and Charlotte in 1861 at 10 Powell Street East, Finsbury. In 1871 Henry and Lucy were living at 9 Arlington Square with their daughter Sarah N Moseley (b 1854 Middlesex). Henry was now a carpenter and both Lucy and Sarah were dressmakers.
11......Harriott b 29 Jun 1812 bap 29 Apr 1815 Wesleyan Methodist Church Kettering
12......Edward b 29 Aug 1814 bap 29 Apr 1815 Wesleyan Methodist Church, Kettering d 4 May 1815 [Northants burial index]
13......Eliza b 1819 Kettering m Donald MACKAY (b 1819) 26 Dec 1842 , St Leonard's Shoreditch [Shoreditch 2 383] [Cert]
Note: the marriage was a joint one with sister Fanny
14......Charles b 1820 Kettering d 2nd qr 1909 Bury St Edmunds (BSE 4a 465]
15......Henry John b 7 Jun 1822 Kettering bap 11 Sep 1836 Barnsbury Independent, Islington, London m Angelica COBB (b 1823 Diss d 26 Dec 1891 Ipswich [4a 466]) 1st qr 1846 [Depwade 13 99]
Note: Angelica was the daughter of Samuel COBB abd his wife Mary. In 1841 Henry was with his parents in Clerkenwell. In 1861 Henry was a photograph maker living in Diss with his wife Angelica and a daughter named Susanna. In 1871 they were at 27 Foundation Street, Ipswich, and Harry Broad, painter, from Diss was visitingHenry was a manufacturer of baking and egg powders employing 1 man, one boy and 1 girl living at 27 Foundation Street, Ipswich in 1881. Angelica appears as a widow in 1891 at 5 Wolsey Street, Ipswich with her maid Ann SAWYER aged 51 (born in Ipswich)
S1......William Carter b 27 Mar 1824 Kettering bap 11 Sep 1836 Barnsbury Independent, Islington [BT] d 4th qr 1892 Marylebone aged 69 [Marylebone 1a 355]
Note: In 1841 William was with his parents in Clerkenwell.

GENERATION 4

Note: See the Osborn branch here

Note: Witnesses at the marriage were Susan SNELLING and Joseph FOWELL. Joe FOWELL, grandson of this Joseph, married Mabel Osborne BROAD, James' granddaughter in Dunedin in 1909. The family was living at St Nicholas Lane, Thetford in 1852 and 23 White Hart Street in 1861: James was a machine maker in 1852 and was a model maker (for Burrells?) in 1861. Ellen (as Elizabeth Ellen was known) and Martha emigrated to New Zealand on the barque "Coromandel" in 1880, whilst Ellen married Moses BROWN whom she met on the ship (See the Brown branch here.)

The Coromandel left England Dec.19,1879 and arrived in Dunedin on April 2, 1880. It was carrying 1400 tons of cargo, 25 tons gunpowder, and 32 passengers all in steerage class (31 originally plus 1 born on the way). A press cutting from the day of arrival may be seen here

A total of 13 different surnames, are all documented. Miss Osborne being listed as "with the Broads" in their cabin or possibly just a screened off area.

Note: Mary Ann was the sister of Henry Moseley who married George's sister Lucy. Henry and Mary Ann's parents were George Robert and Sarah MOSELEY. In 1841 the family was at Back Lane, Diss but in 1851 they are shown at St Nicholas Street, Diss when George was employing 7 men. At this time they had a servant, Theodore EVERSON George was a brush manufacturer in Half Moon Lane, Diss in 1845, and still there in 1861 when the family lived at 28 Crown Street, Diss employing 17 men, 26 boys and 11 girls. In 1863 George was a member of the Diss Board of Health (still a brushmaker) In 1871 they were at Mere Street, Diss and George is shown as a brush and matting manufacturer employing 70 workpeople.
You can see a copy of Mary Ann's death certificate here
There is an apprentice indenture for Charles WELTON with George William dated 5 Jan 1860 in Ipswich Record office - cat no EE2/D4/2

Children of George and Mary Ann
20....Emily Sarah b 12 Apr 1835 London bap 21 Aug 1835 St Leonards Shoreditch
Note: In 1850 Emily was a witness to the marriage of her uncle Charles to Ann Butcher. In 1851 Emily was a milliner
20a....Eliza b 9 Apr 1836 bap 17 Jul 1836 Stambourne Meeting - Independent), Stambourne, Essex
21....George John b 3rd qr 1837 Diss [Depwade 13 26]
Note: In 1891 George John was living at 1 Silvermead, Holway Lane, South Road Taunton, Somerset where he was described as a retired matting manufacturer and was living with his single sisters, Letitia and Kathleen. They had two servants: Mary SALTER aged 22 general servant born Curland Somerset, spinster and Rosina Charlotte DARSTON 19 domestic housemaid born St Leonards Sussex, spinster

In 1901 George John and Kathleen were living on their own means at Ferndown, Hampreston, Dorset
22......Frederick b 1st qr 1839 Diss [Depwade 13 32]
23...... Allan b 3 Jan 1841 Diss [Depwade 13 28] d 1930 Coast Hospital, Sydney, Australia
Note: Allan, perhaps living at the time in Bedford, emigrated to Australia on 4th May 1860 on the barque "Wansfell" from Liverpool to Sydney, and went from Australia to Dunedin on the ship "Thane of Fife".

Not the Wansfell, but a barque of the time

Note: In 1861 Robert and Fanny Ann were living at 52 York Street, Middlesex. Robert was a tinplate worker

Children of Robert and Fanny
8a......William b 1846 Clerkenwell
Note: In 1861 William was an apprentice tinplate worker
8b......Fanny b 1849 St Luke, Mdx

Note: In 1841 Eliza was a dresser living with her married sister Lucy in Clerkenwell. In 1851 Donald and Eliza had John and Charlotte, Eliza's parents staying with them as well as Lucy Moseley. In 1842 when he married and1861 Donald was a commercial traveller. 23 Allan Broad, her nephew was staying with the MacKay family: 5 John and Charlotte, Eliza's parents were living in the same house, but as a separate household, at 10 Powell St East, St Luke, Finsbury, London. In 1871 and 1881 Eliza was a widowed lodging keeper at 9 Arlington Square Islington

Children of Donald and Eliza
S2......Donald Broad b 4th qr 1843 Clerkenwell [3 91]
Note: In 1861, 1871 and 1881 Donald was a bookbinder
S3......Eliza Esther b 2nd qr 1848 Clerkenwell [3 114]
S3......Margaret b 1st qr 1851 St Luke [2 331]
S4......Erastus Arthur b 3rd qr 1853 St Luke [1b 508]
Note: In 1871 Erastus was a bookseller's assistant
S5......Colin b 2nd qr 1856 St Luke [1b 517] m Florence POWELL (b 1864 Chelsea) [Lambeth 1d 587]
Note: In 1871 Colin was a warehouseman's assistant but in 1881 he was a Commercial Traveller
S6......Lucy b 2nd qr 1869 St Luke [1b 545]
Note: In 1881 Lucy was a milliner

Note: Rebecca was the daughter of Daniel COBB and Sarah HINSLEY, a wheelwright, born in Palgrave.. She died [after giving birth to a daughter who survived only 10 days] of "Hysteritis supervening on childbirth" and the certifying doctor added "Neglect of midwife in not calling in medical advice 4 days".

Ann was a dressmaker whose father was Nathanial BUTCHER, a blackmith employed by the Brome Hall estate. The house where she was born may be seen here Charles was a brushmaker. He was an apprentice in Diss in 1841, moved to Braintree with Rebecca and then back to Diss. By 1851 he lived at 10 Mount Street, Diss- you can see the house today here. He then moved to to Eye, where he lived at Castle Street (see their home here), still a brushmaker and after 1871 (when he was living in Church St, Eye) he went to live in Bury St Edmunds: in 1881 he was a brushmaker employing 3 men two boys and 5 girls. Kelly's directory of 1883 lists him thus: Broad Charles & Son, brush makers, 6 Risbygate street (see it here) & 10 St. John's Street, Bury St. Edmunds. He appears as a retired brushmaker in the 1891 census living at 72 St Andrews Street, Bury St Edmunds, with his wife Ann and his sons William and Edward. The back entrance to the shop led through a yard out into St. Andrews Street North, just down hill from No. 72, a picture of which you can see here.

There is an apprentice indenture for a George RUSH with Charles dated 10 Jun 1871 in the Suffolk Record Office Cat EE2/D4

There is a family story that one of the boys (presumably Harry, Nathaniel or Sydney) got a serving maid into trouble, & was sent to Australia on a one way ticket by the family. He wrote to his brother John requesting he be sent his birth certificate so he could get married. He is said to have worked for Cobb & Co. of Diss -almost certainly a firm owned by Rebecca's father.

They were buried together in Plot "K" No. 14. in Bury St. Edmunds Cemetery. Ann Broad was buried Jan. 25th 1907and Charles Broad was buried May 14th 1909. Charles was described in the burial register as "gentleman" of No. 9. Orchard Street. You can see their gravestone with their great grandson Perry standing next to it here

Children of Charles and Rebecca
28......Charles Daniel b 1st qr 1845 Braintree [Braintree 12 14] d 2nd qr 1892 Romford [Romford 4a 167] m Elizabeth Margaret KEVERNE ( b 1846 Falmouth d 1913 Romford) Portsea 4th qr 1875
Note: In 1851 he was staying with his Grandparents, Daniel and Sarah COBB at 13 Norwich Road, Diss. In 1881 he was a railway porter at Romford, and in 1901 Elizabeth was an attendant for the Great Eastern Railway living in Romford
28a....Rebecca b 15 Feb 1847 d 25 Feb 1847 at 50 Rawstorn Street, Clerkenwell
Note: Rebecca's death certificate states that she died of "Atrophy", father Charles Broad, brushmaker. The informant was 9 Lucy Moseley, Charles' sister.

Children of Charles and Ann
29......Alfred Carter b 28 Jun 1851 at 10 Mount Street Diss d 5 Jun 1927 bur 7 Jun 1927 aged 76, Cosy Dell, Dunedin New Zealand
Note: In 1871 Alfred was said to be a "Bird preserver" [Gamekeeper or assistant?]
30......Harry b 4th qr 1852 at 10 Mount Street Diss [Depwade 4b 204] d 4th qr 1917 aged 65 [Cuckfield 2b 192]
31......John b 2nd qr 1854 at 10 Mount Street Diss [Depwade 4b 231] d 2nd qr 1925 Bury St Edmunds [4a 820]
32......Emma b 4th qr 1855 at 10 Mount Street Diss [Depwade 4b 188] m 3rd qr 1878 Bury St Edmunds [4a 740] m George OSBORNE (b 1st qr 1857) 2 Aug 1878 Baptist Church, Bury St Edmunds
Note: George was the son of James Osborne, decd, a model maker. After marrying, George and Emma emigrated to Vancouver. She sent food parcels to her nephew Robert Charles Broad in 1946 and 1947 at Mill Farm, Hengrave, Suffolk. (George was not a member of the Osborne family connected in other ways)
33......Nathaniel b 1st qr 1857 Castle Street Eye [Hartismere 4a 520]
Note: Nathaniel was described as a brushmaker in 1871
34......George b Castle Street 3rd qr 1858 Eye [Hartismere 4a 453]
Note: In 1871 George was an apprentice grocer, but in 1881 he was a brushmaker
35......William Carter b 4th qr 1859 Castle Street Eye [Hartismere 4a 481] d 2nd qr 1898 aged 38 Bury St Edminds {4a 411]
Note: In 1881 William was a painter. In 1891 William, still single, was a general dealer in Bury St Edmunds, living with his parents
36......Arthur b 3rd qr 1861 Church Street Eye d 2 Aug 1943 229 Main North Road, Dunedin bur 4 Aug 1943 block 172 plot 0045 Anderson's Bay cemetery
Note: In 1871 he was a brushmaker in Eye, but according to the record of his death, Arthur emigrated to Dunedin in 1877, ahead of his brother Alfred Carter Broad, but the first record found so far is in the Post Office Directory for 1884, which given the print delay probably means he was there in 1883. Equally, he left England after the census of 1881, for at that time he was at 6 Risby Gate Street, Bury St Edmunds. He was a brushmaker and worked with his brother A.C. in Dunedin
37......Harriet b 1st qr 1863 Church Street Eye d 2nd qr 1887 Bury St Edmunds [4a 384]
Note: Harriet was a milliner in 1881
38......Donald b 4th qr 1866 Church Street Eye [Hartismere 4a 530]
Note: Donald was a brushmaker in 1881 and a carriage maker in 1893 at Wolverhampton. At some stage he was publican of the "Nag's Head" in Winslow, and ran a carriage builders next door. He is said to have been wealthy but to have gambled his fortune away
39....Edward b 4th qr 1869 Church Street Eye [Hartismere 4a 540]
Note: In 1891 Edward, still single, was a coach builder in Bury St Edmunds, living with his parents.
40....Sidney b 3rd qr 1871 Church Street Eye [Hartismere 4a 523]

Note: William was an ag lab. In 1861 the family lived in "Street" Brome

Child of William and Emily
W1......Alice b 2nd qr 1861 Brome [Depwade 4b 166] d 1st qr 1862 [Depwade 4b 166]

Note: Witnesses to the marriage were John KERR and Elizabeth DICK. Allan was a draper when he married. You can see his history in New Zealand here

There were probably other children who died, but their names are not known. The gravestone for the Broad family which may be seen here starts with the phrase "Dearly beloved children of Allan and Margaret Broad". Margaret Kerr was the daughter of Thomas KERR, born 1 Jun 1806 in Sandquhar, Dumfrieshire and Lilias GRAINGER, who married 31 Jan1830 in Avondale Parish Church, Strathaven, Lanarkshire.

Children of Allan and Margaret
B1......Marianne Lillias (known as Lillias) b 1865
B2......George Allan b 1867 bur 3 Nov 1898 Dunedin cemetery aged 31
B3......Alice Margaret b 1870
B4......Beatrice Gertrude b 1871 d 5 Jun 1899 aged 27 bur 7 Jun 1908 Dunedin Northern cemetery
B5......Frederick Sydney Kerr b 1877 Dunedin d 16 Aug 1971, buried Te Puke Old Cemetery (Ref. or Plot No. D03.13)
B6......Eveline Kathleen Letitia b 1880 d 19 May 1907 aged 27 bur 21 May 1907 m Gilbert G HODGKINS 21 Apr 1905 Wellington
Note: Witnesses to the marriage were Isobel Jane FIELD, Nancy May HODGKINS and Emily Grace BROAD Evelyn and Bert had one child which died at birth. Bert was deputy registrar of marriages. Evie as she was known died of Pthisis (TB) and heart failure. Their marriage certificate may be seen here and there is a website for the Hodgkins family hereThe entry for Gilbert reads ÊHe settled in Wellington in the Civil Service and set up home with his mother. Gilbert G Hodgkins was known as Bert. He was born in 1875 at Northcote, Dunedin, New Zealand. He was the son of William Mathew Hodgkins and Rachel Owen Parker.
B7......Herbert Joshua b 1882 d 28 Aug 1917 aged 35 bur 30 Aug 1917 Dunedin Northern cemetery. m May
Note: Herbert was a dentist and lived at 20 Douglas Street, Dunedin at the time of his death.
B8......Grace Emily dob unknown
B9......Saide Venieta b 1889 d 6 Dec 1982 Sydney, Australia m Morris HAUER (b 1906 d 1979) 1944 Sydney.
Note the two youngest sisters, Saide and Grace, went to Australia with their father after their mother died. Grace died a spinster in Sydney. Morris and Saide had no issue. Saide trained as a singer, became very famous. She sang with the N.S.W. Orchestra and at William Haughan's concerts through out Australia.
She also sang with Gladys Moncrieff, and other famous singers. By all accounts she had a wonderful voice. Beverly Loper wrote to several places in Sydney to see if they had any recordings of Saide's songs, in the 1920s very few had recordings done.

Note: Sydney was living with the family at 18 Metal Street, Cardiff in 1891, when his profession was given as "Artist in painting" You can see some examples of his work here

Children of Sydney and Emily
H1......Francis George Edward b 3rd qr 1886 [Cardiff 11a 327]
H2......Leslie Skidmore b 3rd qr 1891 [Cardiff 11a 296] m Doris K RUSDEN 3rd qr 1922 [Cardiff 11a 699]

Note: In 1861 the family was at 21 North Street, Marylebone and William was a "carman" (someone who drove horse-drawn trams or Hansom Cabs.) In 1859 and 1862 he was a conductor on omnibuses. By the 1881 census he the family had moved to 33 East Street, Marylebone. In 1891 William was in a workhouse at Marylebone, and Emma, a washerwoman, was living with Herbert then aged 15

Children of William and Emma
S8......Emma Kate b 18 Aug 1853 Hoxton [1c 173] bap 28 Mar 1855 Shoreditch d 25 Jan 1858 Marylebone [1a 326]
S9......Harriet Littleford b 3 Feb 1855 City Road, London [St Luke 1b 568]
S10....William Henry b 1st qr 1857 Marylebone [1a 404]
S11....Louisa Charlotte b 12 Apr 1859 [Marylebone 1a 388] bap 19 Jul 1868 Marylebone
S12....Henry Frederick b 27 Feb 1862 [Marylebone 1a 41-] bap 19 Jul 1868 Marylebone
Note: Henry was a grocer's porter in 1881.
S13....Emma Matilda b 24 Oct 1864 [Marylebone 1a 440] bap 19 Jul 1868 Marylebone m Charles Wilding JONES 29 Jul 1890
Note: In 1881 Emma was a Mantle maker
S14....Alice Rosina b 21 Oct 1866 [Marylebone 1a 478] bap 19 Jul 1868 Marylebone d 14 Feb 1869 Marylebone
Note: the 1881 census records Alice as just Rosina
S15....Walter Charles b 22 Oct 1868 [Marylebone 1a 449] bap 14 Feb 1869 Marylebone d 5 Oct 1916 Teddington
Note: Walter Charles had added the name "Augustus" by 1887. His death followed a collision between the motorised taxi cab he was driving and a tram near the gates of Hampton Court
S16....Florence Rosina b 26 Feb 1861 [Marylebone 1a 471] bap 12 Jul 1874 Marylebone m Henry Hector George HODGES 14 Sep 1889 [Marylebone 1a 1090]
S17....Kate Elizabeth b 25 Jun 1874 bap 12 Jul 1874 Marylebone.
S18....Herbert b 4th qr 1876 [Marylebone 1a 544]

GENERATION 5

Note: Alfred emigrated to New Zealand where he established the Broad's Brush Factory (later the Otago Brush Co) at 127-141 Great King Street, Dunedin. The story of brushmaking in Dunedin may be seen here. At some stage he evidently became interested in gold mining, but for some reason lost interest later: The Tuapeka Times of 5th September 1905 records: (This Havelock was a site close to Waitahuna, not far from Dunedin.)

He was a kingpin of the temperance movement and kept up a regular correspondence on the subject with the local newspaper - an example of one of his letters may be seen here - and he was vice president of the New Zealand Alliance for the abolition of the liquor traffic in 1889. A copy of his will may be seen here. Within the family he was known as "AC". You can see their gravestone here , an account of a memorial service to Martha here, a report of AC's death here and their house, "Willard" here. Martha was involved in charitable works and an account of one of her fund raising events may be seen here.See also the local paper's account of the arrival of the Coromandel here
AC lived at Cumberland Street Dunedin in 1883-4, in St Andrew St in 1885 - 7 and had a private residence at York Place in 1888 - 95 when he moved to Willard. Up to this point he was described as a brush manufacturer, but afterwards as "of Otago Brush Co" Also you may see an account of Alfred's "brushes" with the law here.

Martha's sister Ellen Elizabeth emigrated with AC and Martha, meeting Moses BROWN on the way: they subsequently married and you can see the Brown branch here

Children of Alfred and Martha
41......Elizabeth Emma b 6 Oct 1877 [Bury St Edmunds 4a 546]m Logan Smith DONALD (b 1877 Port Chalmers, NZ) 25 Apr 1905
Note: Logan and Elizabeth had two children, Margaret and Fife, dobs unknown
42......Florence b 12 Sep 1879 [Bury St Edmunds 4a 531] m Walter John OXBROW (b abt 1877 Otago) 7 Apr 1908
Note: Walter and Florence had four children; Jean and Jack as well as two boys who drowned in a river
43......Ethel Sarah b 24 Jun 1881 m Alex MEIKLEJOHN (no issue)
Note: Ethel had substantial artistic ability - see one of her pictures here. 64 Michael Broad writes to me: "They lived at Macandrew Bay down the harbour a bit. We used to visit them, often enough that I do remember it all those years ago. Then they moved North the last of the family, to Milford on the North Shore of Auckland on the Hauraki Gulf right on the water. Worth a million dollars today!!"
44......Eva Alice b 28 Jan 1884 m John Lindsey (Lin) WEIR 19 Dec 1912
Note: John and Eva had two children: Wynn and John
45......Mabel Osborne b 3 Jun 1886 m Joe FOWELL 1909 Dunedin, New Zealand (See Fowell branch here)
46......Winifred Birch b 1 Jun 1888
Note: Winifred fell off a train and was killed when she was about 20
47......Wilfred Lawson (known as Lawson) b 15 Apr 1890 d 1976 m (a) Daisy HALL (div 1929 Dunedin) (b) Dorothy Alice LIGHTFOOT
Note: Lawson became a talented design engineer, and later emigrated from New Zealand to the UK where he gave his Chesham house the Maori name of "Te Kaianga" There are a number of his descendants in the UK.
48......Olive Gertrude (Greta) b 22 Jun 1892
Note: Michael Broad writes "Olive Gertrude never married, in business all her life, last position as personal secretary to the manager of the "Auckland Star" newspaper. While on holiday in England, with a sister I believe, she was knocked down by a car and killed - date not known. She was a lovely lady, I stayed at her flat in 1950 when I was in Auckland for the Empire Games."
49......Leonard Frank b 28 Dec 1894 d 17 Jul 1978 Christchurch

Note: In 1871 Harry was a painter, stying with his uncle Henry John in Ipswich. In 1881 the family was at 8 Hornsey Street, Islington, and Harry was a plumber. In 1901 they are living at 26 Milmay Road, Islington. In 1926 Triff sent flowers to the funeral of 14 John Broad

Children of Harry and Triff
30a......Louisa Tryphena b 3rd qr 1878 Islington [Islington 1b 383] m 3rd qr 1902 Islington [1b 697] either John Peter FIX or Francis William MANN
30b......Ernest Henry b 4th qr 1880 Islington [Islington 1b 371] m Lucy P MANNERS Bristol [6a 269]
Note: In 1901 Ernest was a die sinker
30c......Edith Ellen b 1st qr 1887 Islington [Islington 1b 246]
Note: In 1901 Edith was a milliner
30d......Florence b abt 1888 Islington
Note: Florence was an assistant draper in 1901
30e......Ella Mabel b 3rd qr 1892 Islington [Islington 1b 202]

Note:Belinda was a schoolteacher: her father was an overseer at a silk mill. John was a general dealer at 10 St Johns Street Bury St Edmunds in 1881 employing 2 boys and 1 girl. They had a shop assistant, Sarah B SHEPHERD (b 1866) living in in 1881 In 1891 John is described as a Hardwareman at 11 St Andrews St, Bury St Edmunds and they had a servant living in: Caroline ABBOTT b 1869 Hoxton, London. In 1901 John is listed as a hardwareman and a servant was living in: Ada PALFREY b 1885.In 1911 the family was at 9 Orchard Street, Bury St Edmunds with Frederick and Helen still at home. (See the house here as it is in 2010) Also staying with them was Joyce Margaret, Frederick's daughter as well as a live in servant Sarah WRIGHT aged 21 born in Whickhambrook.

See a photo of his shop in Bury St Edmunds here and his obituary here. Their memorial may be seen here. .

Children of John and Belinda
50......Frederick John b 2nd qr 1880 Bury St Edmunds [4a 621] d 1916 Ireland
Note: Frederick John became a commercial traveller for Broad's shop, and joined the Royal Flying Corps in WW1. He died at a military camp at the Curragh, Ireland in 1916 - see his obituary and memorial here
51......Robert Charles b Apr 1882 Bury St Edmunds
Note: In 1901 Robert Charles was a cyclemaker's apprentice. Before that he worked in an ironmonger's shop in Eye, where he left his initials in brass nails driven into the counter. You can see the shop here
52......Helen Belinda b 2nd qr 1884 Bury St Edmunds[4a 577]
Note: Helen known as Nellie worked in her father's shop and was known to the family as "Moggins". Illness in 1952 made her sell up to Mr Bowers (The shop manager).

Note: Amelia was a widow, having originally married James George JONES 2nd qr 1881 [Newport Mon 11a 260] Amelia & James Jones had 2 daughters, Mary Ann & Edith. James' death is recorded as 11a 121 JUN1884. By the 1891 census Mary Ann & Edith had seemingly been adopted by Nathaniel. In 1891 and 1901 they were living at 5 West Market Street, St Woolnos, Newport, Monmouthshire Nathaniel is shown as a brushmaker, At the time of WW1 they were living at 26 Jones Street, Phillips Town, New Tredegar.

Children of Amelia and James Jones
33a......Mary Ann JONES b abt 1883 Newport
33b......Edith JONES b abt 1884 Newport

Children of Nathaniel and Amelia
33c......Agnes b 3rd qr 1886 Newport [11a 204]
33d......Nathaniel Charles b 1st qr 1888 Newport [11a 179]
33e......Frederick Allen b 1st qr 1889 Newport [11a 193]
Note: Frederick served in 177 Battery, the Royal Field Artillery in WW1, & first saw service in Egypt, & later in Iraq.
33f......William Donald b 1st qr 1890 Newport 11a 21_]
33g......John Arthur b 2nd qr 1892 Newport [11a 227]
33h......Amelia Bertha b abt 1896 Newport

Note: George was a grocer's apprentice in 1871, then in 1891 he was a brushmaker and in 1901 an "Ironmonger/Hardware shop assistant" living at 57 Cemetery Road, Bury St Edmunds. In 1911 George (a "Hardwareman") and Susannah (sic) were still living at 57 Cemetery Road and at census they had a visitor, Florence KING staying with them. She subsequently married Charles George. In 1923, his brother Alfred Carter Broad's will says that he was living in Bradfield St George.

Note: Arthur was a brushmaker, working with AC. He lived at several addresses as follows: In 1884 in Castle Street, Dunedin, in 1886 at Leith Street, in 1892 at York Place, in 1894 at No 6 Opoho, from 1895 to 1907 with his brother at Willards, Cosy Dell, then in 38 Mechanic Street until 1912 when he was at 504 Castle Street, then in 1913 at Signal Hill Road and from 1914 to 1925 at 38 Mechanic St and finally at 229 Main North Road. You can see the tombstone for Arthur and Charlotte here
Charlotte was one of 3 daughters, & 1 son of George TERRY, a gold miner who had arrived in Dunedin in 1862, and died there on 27th March 1902. He had previously mined for gold in Victoria, Australia, arriving there in 1851. (Otago Witness, 2nd April 1902)

Children of Arthur and Charlotte
54......Charles Henry b Sep 1890 Dunedin, d 26 Dec 1959 98 Glen Road, Dunedin, NZ bur block 202 plot 0004 Andersons Bay cemetery 28 Dec 1959
Note: Charles was a plumber
54a....Frederick Sidney b 4 Dec 1900, Cosy Dell, Dunedin d 17 Dec 1970 Dunedin

Note: Helen was the daughter of William RANDALL Parish Clerk of St Marks Wolverhampton.According to the 1911 Census, Donald, a motor painter, & Elizabeth had married circa 1906/7. At the time of the census Donald, Elizabeth, Charles, Nellie and Robert were living at 24 Lansdowne Road, Hounslow, Middlesex. .

Children of Donald and Helen
55......Florence Marner b 2nd qr 1894 Wolverhampton [6b 587] d 4th qr 1895 Wolverhampton
55a....Thomas b 1st qr 1900 Wolverhampton [6b 740]
55b....Charles Donald b 2nd qr 1896 Wolverhampton [6b 591]
Note in 1911 Charles was working in a cycle works
56......Nellie b 4th qr 1897 Wolverhampton [6b 543]
56a....Fanny b 3rd qr 1901 Wolverhampton [6b 689] d 3rd qr 1903 aged 2 Wolverhampton [6b 327]
56b....Hannah b 4th qr 1903 Wolverhampton

Child of Donald and Elizabeth
57.....Robert Albert b 25 Jun 1908 Maidenhead d 2 Aug 1983.
Note: In 1911, Robert was a Motor Painter

Note: In 1911 they lived at 37 St Andrews Street, Bury St Edmunds. In 1925 Kelly's Directory shows Edward as landlord of the "Horse and Groom" pub in St Andrews Street South, Bury St Edmunds. The pub closed in 1933

Children of Edward and Agnes
39a......Olive b 1902
39b......William b 1904

Children of John and Marianne
B1a......Thelma dob unknown [Rootsweb]
B1b......Sydney dob unknown [Rootsweb]
B1c......Nea dob unknown [Rootsweb]
B1d......John dob unknown [Rootsweb]
B1e......Frederick dob unknown [Rootsweb]

Note: Harry and Alice moved to Australia

Child of Harry and Alice
B2a......Alan dob unknown [Rootsweb]

Children of Frederick and Mary
B5a......George Allan b 1906
B5b......Frederick Sydney b 10 Jul 1907
B10......Kathleen Mary b 1908 Te Puke
B5c......Avis May b 1910
B5d......Evelyn b 1914 d 1914 aged 6 months
B5e......James Grahamb abt 1921/2 d 4 Jun 1944 Italy
Note: James was killed in WW2 - details may be seen here He was buried in the Cassino War cemetery

Note: In the 1901 census Harriet was living with daughter Kate Maria MORTIMER in Leyton

Children of Thomas and Emma
S19......Frederick Thomas b 15 Jul 1872 Marylebone
S20......Kate Maria b bef 2nd qr 1876 Marylebone m Herbert William MORTIMER 1st qr 1899 Marylebone [1a 897]
S21......Harriet b 23 Nov 1876 Marylebone
S22......Louise twin b 26 Jul 1883 Marylebone d 16 Nov 1883 Marylebone
S23......Emma Lucy Littleford twin b 26 Jul 1883 Marylebone d 16 Jun 1884 Marylebone
S24......Joseph b 13 May 1885 Marylebone [1a 541]

Note: Alice was the daughter of Frederick and Jane TYNE. Henry was a house painter in 1895

Children of Henry and Alice
S12a......Frederick Joseph b 1st qr 1885 [Marylebone 1a 620] d 3rd qr 1937 [Willesden 3a 344]
S12b......Henry Littleford b 13 Mar 1888 44 Woodchester Street, Paddington
S12c......Rosina Alice b 1st qr 1890 [Paddington 1a 49]
S12d......Alice Jane b 2nd qr 1893 [Marylebone 1a 594] m Walter H JUDD 2nd qr 1918 [Paddington 1a 115]
S12e......May Prince b 7 Aug 1895 at 11 Brindley Street, Paddington
S12f......Ethel Violet b 3rd qr 1903 Paddington 1a 48]

Note: In 1911 Walter & his family were living at 100 Earl Street, Marylebone - near to the Edgware Road. Walter is described as a Chauffeur Cab

Children of Walter and Elizabeth
S25......Elizabeth Annie b 20 Jan 1888 [St Pancras 1b 16] m William Smith BIRT 3rd qr 1906 [St Pancras 1a 1424]
S26......Walter Frederick b 17 Nov 1889 St Pancras d 1962 Edgware
Note: In 1911 Walter Frederick was a Draper's porter
S27......Louisa Hannah b 14 Mar 1891 St Pancras d Sep 1975 Harrow m Joseph GORTON 7 Apr 1912
Note: In 1911 Louisa was a dressmaker.
S28......William Henry b 12 Dec 1892 [Holborn 1b 719]
Note: William was a Barman in 1911 (although listed initially at Earl Street, his entry was struck out - he was separately listed as an Assistant at 276 Edgware Road - which was The Coach & Horses Public House)
S29......Frederick Charles b 23 Jun 1894 [Marylebone 1a 575] d 13 Sep 1955
Note: Frederick was a potman living with his parents - possibly also at the "Coach and Horses
S30......Emma Kate b 22 Mar 1896 [Paddington 1a 27]
Note: in 1911 Emma was a dressmaker
S31......Albert Edward b 4 Nov 1898 Willesden [Hendon 3a 248] m Elsie FLINDERS 1st qr 1925 {Hendon 3a 417]
S32......Alice Adelaide b 2nd qr 1900 Marylebone d 3rd qr 1900 Marylebone
S32a....Charles Herbert b 2nd qr 1901 [Marylebone 1a 579]
S33......Frank b 2nd qr 1903 Marylebone [1a 382] d 1928 Hampstead [Hampstead 1a 811] m Alice I BURTON 3rd qr 1923 [Hendon 3a 860]
Note: In 1928 Frank was a Coal Carman. He died of Banti's disease of the spleen
S34.....Nellie Emma b 1st qr 1905 {Marylebone 1a 588]

Note: In 1901 the family lived at 9 Hethpool Street, Paddington. In 1911 Frederick was a chair shaper in a furniture manufactory and Kate was a bottle washer, living in a three roomed dwelling at 10 Wilmer Gardens, Hoxton

Kate's signature on the 1911 census form

Note: Amy was the daughter of Henry Wood, cabman, and at marriage, Herbert was a plumber.. Herbert & Amy lived at 75 Salisbury Street, Marylebone.in 1901. In 1911 Herbert 7 family were living at 23 Earl Street, Marylebone - close to the Edgware Road, when Herbert was a house painter, and in the same street as his brother Walter, and his family.

Children of Herbert and Amy
S18a......Herbert Alois b 2 Mar 1900 Marylebone [Marylebone 1a 569] d 2nd qr 1824 [Paddington 1a 45]
S18b......Annie Louise b 3rd qr 1904 [Paddington 1a 39]
S18c......Jessie Lillian b 4th qr 1907 [Paddington 1a 62]
S18d......Edith b 3rd qr 1910 [Marylebone 1a 523]

GENERATION 6

Note: 60 Alex Broad has written about his father Lawson and his own involvement in brushmaking in Chesham. You can read about it here

Child of Lawson and Daisy
58......Mary dob unknown

Children of Lawson and Dorothy
59......George dob unknown m Anne
Note: George emigrated back to New Zealand and is now retired living on Waiheke Island in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland
60......Alexander Chesham b 2nd qr 1933 [Amersham 3a 1551] m Anne
Note: Alexander and Anne live at Te Kaianga at Chesham and have a daughter named Lizzie who married Dick
61......John O b 4th qr 1935 [Amersham 3a 1503] m Jennifer
John and Jennifer now live in Great Hockham, near Thetford, Norfolk
62......Roger D b 2nd qr 1942 [Amersham 3a 2485]
Note: Roger lives in Chesham

Children of Leonard and Tui
63......Shirley Andrina b 11 Jun 1926 Dunedin
64......Michael Osborne BE b 2 Nov 1929 Dunedin
65......Robin b 28 Aug 1932 Dunedin m Jack Ernest GRUNDY (b 18 Aug 1925 Christchurch) 14 Oct 1973 Christchurch

Note: Frederick and Lilian divorced in Feb 1909 - the account of the case may be seen here. Lilian remarried in 4th qr 1911 Hartismere but not to the co-respondent!

Child of Frederick and Lilian
50a......Joyce dob unknown m Bob AVIS
Note: Bob was a motor engineer. 49 Leonard had a snow fight with her when he visited whilst on leave

Note: Ethel was the daughter of Christopher COOK and Lucy NEALE Robert was apprenticed as a cycle maker. He worked later at a factory in Thetford making cycle cars (like the Morgan) and subsequently at Burrells of Thetford. Robert inherited the shop in Bury St Edmunds on the death of his father in 1926. The family moved to 23 Northgate Street in 1928 - see their house today here, sold the shop and moved to Black Swan Farm, Wattisfield in 1930. They moved again to Mill Farm, Hengrave in 1932. In WW2 Robert was a Home Guard armourer

Child of Robert and Ethel
51a......John Christopher b 31 Jan 1912 at 9 Orchard Street, Bury St Edmunds
Note: John was a captain in the Home Guard

Note: Alfred was a Clothier's assistant at 25 Buttermarket, Bury St Edmunds, joined the R.A.M.C. and served at Gallipoli

Children of Alfred and Helen
52a......James Broad b 2nd qr 1922 [Blything 4a 1921]
Note: as a " Masonic Orphan" James was educated at a good school, & apprenticed at De Havilland's. He flew Halifax Mk 111's from an airfield in North Yorkshire, & later named his house " Topcliffe" after the nearby village. He joined B.O.A.C. & stayed flying until his retirement in the late 1970's.
52b......Kathleen dob unknown
52c......Mary Belinda dob unknown

Children of Frederick and Ada
33i......Frederick V b 2nd qr 1920 [Bedwelty 11a 360]
33j......Dinah A b 4th qr 1921 [Bedwelty 11a 137]
33k......William D b 3rd qr 1924 [Bedwelty 11a 283]

Note: In the 1937 Kelly's directory Charles George is shown as living in Hillclyne Horringer Road, Bury St Edmunds

Child of Charles and Florence
53b......George W b 1st qr 1914 [Thetford 4b 533]

Note: Charles was a plumber. You can see their gravestone here

Children of Charles Henry and Ettie
66......Blanche Elizabeth "Betty" b 25 Apr 1915 Waikouaiti, Otago d 1 Mar 2007 Oamaru aged 91
67......Charles Albert (Bert) b 2 May 1917 Seacliff, Otago d 18 Mar 2003 Dunedin
Charles lived at 2 Holyrood Ave, Wakari, Dunedin. He was cremated and then bur 31 Mar 2003 block J1 plot 0147 Andersons Bay cemetery. The gravestone may be seen here.
Charles was a retired hotelier when he died
67a....Ethel (Ettie) Winifred b 14 Jun 1921 Dunedin d 1955 Wellington
68......David Samuel b 21 Jan 1931 Dunedin

Note: At the time of her death Christina was living at 155 Ravensbourne Road, Dunedin. You can see Frederick and Christina's gravestone here

Children of Frederick and Christina
F1......Joyce dob unknown
F2......Frederick Arthur b 6 Jan 1931 Dunedin d 18 Apr 1992 117 Mornington Rd Dunedin bur 21 Apr 1992 Anderson Bay cemetery block R plot77
Note: You can see Frederick's gravestone here
F3......Keith John b 1838 d 24 Mar 1997 48b Ravelston Street, Tainui, Dunedin

Note: Dora was the daughter of Eliza Rebecca WILTON (b 1870). Robert was a fitter and turner by trade and served in the R.E.M.E. during WW2. The family emigrated to Western Australia on the RMS Starthaird on 25th April 1951, from London to Freemantle, at which time Robert's profession was given as a builder and was living at 33 Central Avenue, Hounslow. They were accompanied by Eliza Rebecca WILTON. Mabel Osborn FOWELL, nee Broad, travelled to Sydney on the same vessel in 1949 - details are here

Child of Robert and Dora
69......John Robert b 27 Aug 1943 at 33 Central Avenue, Hounslow

The Strathaird on which the emigration took place

Children of Sidney and Thelma
69a......Nea dob unknown
69b......John dob unknown

Children of George and Eleanor
D2......Margaret Anne b 6 Oct 1937
D3......Heather Lorraine b 23 Mar 1939
D4......Allan Maxwell b 25 Apr 1942
D5......Richard Lee b 22 Feb 1944
D6......Edward John dob unknown d 10 Dec 1945
D7......James Frederick b 25 Mar 1946
D8......Hazel Catherine b 1 Mar 1955
D9......Helen Mary b 1 Mar 1955

Children of Frederick and Myrtle
D10......Neil Frederick b 22 Feb 1935
D11......Beverly Ann b 23 Jul 1936
D12......Delice Joy b 22 Oct 1939
D13......Janice May b 29 May 1942
D14......Kenneth James b 18 Mar 1944
D15......Elaine Mary b 3 Jun 1947

Child of Frederick and Kathleen
B11......Robert b 1930
B11a....Noel dob unknown
B11b....Brian b 1942
B11c....Gary b 1948

Children of Hector and Avis
D16......Raewyn Merle b 1943
D17......Kevin John b 1947

Child of James and Doreen
D18......Graham b 1942

Note at the time of their marriage, Frederick was a milkman and Kathleen a coal office clerk

Child of Frederick and Kathleen
s12a......Charlotte b abt 1920

s12b......Henry James b 1932 Brentford m Barbara RICHARDS

Children of Walter and Bessie
S34......Bessie Florence b 13 Jan 1916 Hampstead d 17 Apr 1985 m mr GIBLEY
S35......Walter Charles b 2nd qr Jun 1917 Willesden [3a 462]
S36......Albert Edward b 10 Apr 1919 d 16 Sep 2001 m Marjorie SMITH 27 Jun 1942
S37......living person
S38......living person

Frederick served in the Royal Field Artillery, 18th Trench Mortar Battery in WW1 and was awarded the Military Medal (Right) for bravery in the field during the battle of the Somme. He was a gunner. The Military Medal awarded to personnel of the British Army and personnel of other Commonwealth countries, below commissioned rank, for bravery in battle on land. The medal was established on 25 March 1916. It was the other ranks' equivalent to the Military Cross, which was awarded to commissioned officers and Warrant Officers although it took precedence below that decoration as well as the Distinguished Conduct Medal, also awarded to non-commissioned members of the Army. Recipients of the Military Medal were entitled to use the post-nominal letters "MM". In 1993, the Military Medal was discontinued, and since then the Military Cross has been awarded to personnel of all ranks.

Army record

Children of Frederick and Alice
S39......Alice Elizabeth b 18 Aug 1915 Marylebone d May 1955 Windsor m Ivor BRYAN 23 Jun 1944
S40......Dorothy May b 21 Nov 1919 Hampstead d 10 Oct 1969 m Frederick THOMAS
S41......Hilda Joan b 12 Feb 1927 Hampstead d 9 Apr 1987 Northwood Mdx m Ian MILLS 5 Apr 1947
S42......Mabel Winifred b 21 May 1924 Hampstead d 2 Oct 1992 Whyalla, Australia m Joseph SAMUELS
S43......Frederick Herbert Walter b 23 Nov 1929 m Marion June SMALLEY (b 5 Jun 1933 Colne, Lancashire d 11 Jun 2004) 21 Nov 1963

GENERATION 7

59 George BROAD m Anne

Children of George and Anne
70......Helen dob unknown
71......Neil dob unknown
72......Linda dob unknown
73......Margaret dob unknown
74......Matthew dob unknown partnered with Jacques
Note: Matthew has a daughter, 74a......Anna dob unknown

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60 Alexander BROAD m Ann EWINS

Children of Alexander and Anne
60a......Stuart Alexander dob unknown
60b......Diana Louise dob unknown m Andrew SHEPPARD d 8 Nov 2008
60c......Margaret Anne dob unknown
60d......Elizabeth Ewins dob unknown

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61 John BROAD m Jennifer

Children of John and Jennifer
61a......Simon dob unknown
61b......Louisa dob unknown

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62 Roger BROAD m Rita

Child of Roger and Rita
62a......Ryan dob unknown m Kate

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63 Shirley Andrina BROAD m John David SMITH (b 2 Feb 1926 Timaru) 20 Dec 1947 Dunedin

Children of John and Shirley
76......Gail Marilyn b 5 Nov 1948 Dunedin
77......Craig Lincoln b 24 Jun 1950 Blenheim
78......Daryl Adrian b 16 Oct 1951 Blenheim
79......Katrina Leigh b 17 Dec 1960 Greytown

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51a John Christopher BROAD m Vivian Edith HENNING (b 13 Jun 1923 Elmdon, Eassex) 6 Jul 1946 Flempton

Note: Vivian was the daughter of Carl Albert HENNING and Helen Mary THORPE She had been a member of the Womens' Land Army working at Hall Farm, Wordwell

Carl was born at Hornsey Park, & educated at Harrow School, & then Heidelberg University.He worked for Reuters for a while, & then went to Lord Smithe's tea estate in India. He joined Skinners Horse on 8 Jan1914 & served until 6 Sep1919. He went to Afghanistan in the early part of' 1919 with the Regiment and was wounded in the foot.Discharged with disability pension, he stayed in India until 1923, returning with 1st child, Mary. He then became a chicken farmer at Elmdon, Essex, where Vivian and her brother Tony were born.

He left the family & went off with the children's Nanny, Violet ROPE, a Norfolk lass. They toured Germany with a German circus, where he was an elephant trainer (First son of new family born at Munich in 1929. Returned to England in 1934, when he visited Vivien at Whittlesford, Cambs. and then toured U.S.A. with Barnum & Baileys. Married Violet in 1939,( Divorced from Vivien 1935). He Joined the R.A.F. (Non-Aircrew) in 1941. and was posted to Germany with U.K. Land Forces in 1945, serving at Ludenscheid. He is thought to have died between Dec.1945 & July 6th 1946 at Leominster.

Children of John and Vivian
79a......Richard Peregrine Charles (Perry) b 19 Nov 1948 m Sylvia
Note: Perry who worked until his retirement for H M Customs, is also an artist. You can see a sample of his work here In addition he is an accomplished boat builder - see the boat he built by clicking on the thumbnail:

79b......Genevieve b 29 Nov 1953 Osborne Nursing Home, Thetford
Note: Genevieve was educated at South Lea School, Bury St. Eds. East Anglian School, Bury St Edmunds, Sir John Leman School, Beccles, U. E.A. Norwich, & Bangor University.She worked for V.S.O. in Philippines and wrote & illustrated a book "Fish of the Philippines". She led an expedition to Calayan Island, North end of the Islands to count bird population, and found a new species; "Calayan Rail". She is now Biodiversity co-ordinator for Essex Wildlife Trust. She has travelled extensively in Africa, from Tangiers through Sahara & Central Africa to Capetown, and been on an expedition in mountains of Sierra Leone. You can read about the Calayan Rail here.

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64 Michael Osborne BROAD m Patricia Gweneith (Tricia) THOMAS QSM (b 1931 Dargaville) 29 Jan 1952 Methodist Church, Pitt Street, Auckland

Tricia was the daughter of Arthur Eric and Muriel Emma THOMAS and she spent her early life on her father's pioneer dairy farm in the far North of New Zealand. Arthur's father, John Thomas had emigrated from Cowbridge, Glamorgan, settling in Taranaki as a farmer, later moving to a place north of Auckland.. His father in turn was Llewellyn Thomas, an architect in Cowbridge. Witnesses to the marriage were M A SNOWDON and R C QUENNELL See a photo of Michael and Tricia on their wedding day here

Tricia was awarded the Queens Service Medal for her work in gymnastics In 2006 she qualified as an International Brevet Women's Gymnastic Judge in gymnastics and this story about her appeared on the net: It is often said that age has no barriers and never was a truer word spoken than in the case of Patricia Broad who at 75 attempted and passed the WAG FIG judges brevet examination at the recent New Zealand International Judges course. Initially Tricia had only planned to requalify as a Senior National judge but when everyone was told they all had to sit the brevet exam to gain any qualification she decided to challenge herself and see how well she could do. Her result was not a surprise to those who know her and it was a fitting reward for someone who has given many years to the sport of gymnastics in many different ways. According to a source in her home town of Dunedin, "Tricia was very determined and every day she would go for a walk and would be seen all over the town, head down learning from her little study cards". So with Tricia does NZ have the oldest (first time) brevet in the World - FIG are unable to confirm this but until someone proves otherwise we will believe so. Tricia, you are an inspiration and role model to us all. ...........................................

Children of Michael and Tricia
80......Terence Leonard (PhD) b 3 Jul 1955 Dunedin
81......Anthony Arthur b 4 May 1958 Dunedin m (a) Heather Mary BULL (b 1 Oct 1955 d 30 Mar 1998 Wellington) 17 Apr 1979 Temuka (b) Anne Elizabeth RILES (b 4 Jun 1953) 5 Nov 1998
82......Kelvin Graeme (PhD) b 26 Sep 1951 Dunedin m Angela Marie DRISCOLL 13 Oct 1990 Dunedin
Note: Kelvin and wife Angie were in Canada for some years, in Vancouver Island and Alberta. In his prime he was a noted marathon and mountain runner and represented NewZealand. He "distance tutors" for both Calgary and Northern Arizona (Flagstaff) Universities in education subjects. Last year Kelvin and his dog Blade were the Alberta Novice Champions in their provincial sheepdog trials.
However their great passion for Sheepdog Trialling has taken over, and they have not long shifted to the UK with their 6 - 8 Border Collies!!! At first they were tenants on a farm near Keswick, Cumbria in the Lake District, then (July 2007) moved to a rural cottage in Scotland, along with 14 Dogs, 9 Hens and 2 Roosters and now in Llanfynydd, Dyfed, Wales. You can see their website here
83......Kim Andrew b 16 Jan 1965 Dunedin
84......Suzanne Maree b 5 Oct 1968 Dunedin
85......Nicola Jane b 10 Dec 1971 Christchurch

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52a James Broad ROBINSON m unknown

Child of James and unknown
52e......Jim dob unknown m Sue
Note: Jim and Sue live at Taunton

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67 Charles Albert BROAD m (a) Marjorie Simmonds STILES (b 4 Feb 1919 Dunedin d 26 Oct 1969) 9 Mar 1940 (b) Phyllis Joy WALLACE nee PRICE (b 2 Feb 1919 Dunedin) 3 Feb 1973

Note: You can see Marjorie's gravestone and that of 85a Jill Ann here

Children of Charles and Marjorie
85a......Jill Ann b 15 Apr 1951 "El-Lido" (nursing home) 61 DukeSt Dunedin d 19 Apr 1951 (4 days old)
85b......Douglas John b 24 Sep 1948 (adopted)

Children brought to the marriage with Phyllis but not those of Charles
85c......Janice Marion WALLACE b 17 Sep 1945 d 8 Aug 1999
85d......Gainor Raines WALLACE b 21 Jan 1949

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67a Ethel Winifred BROAD m Robert Andrew NICHOLSON

85e......Geoffrey Allan b 1948
85f......Terrence b 1952

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69 John Robert BROAD m Loretta Iris NELMES (b 26 Sept 1952 Libya) 16 Oct 1976.

The family lives at Westfield, Perth. Loretta's father was serving in the British Army at the time of her birth

Child of John and Loretta
86......Daniel Nathan b 16 Apr 1981 Western Australia

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D2 Margaret Anne BROAD m Maurice George DENTON (b 1937)

Children of Maurice and Margaret
D19......Reawyn Ann b 3 Jul 1963
D20......Alan Maurice b 1965
D21......Carol Margaret b 31 Oct 1967

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D3 Heather Lorraine BROAD m Ian PATERSON May 1959

Children of Ian and Heather
D22......Antionette b 6 Oct 1954
D23......Denise b 3 Feb 1960

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D4 Allan Maxwell BROAD m Sydney Ray MORRIS 1966

Children of Allan and Sydney
D24......Sandra Christine b 22 May 1966
D25......Malcolm John b 13 Jun 1969

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D5 Richard Lee BROAD m (a) Ngaire Theresa GOODSON Sep 1966 (b) Tonia Lois BARKES

Children of Richard and Ngaire
D26......Andrea Grace 12 Dec 1966 m Andre Duane GYSBERT
D27......Leanne Marie b 1968

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D7 James Frederick BROAD m Elizabeth Mary MORT 6 Oct 1967

Children of James and Elizabeth
D28......Jacqueline Maree b 27 Mar 1968
D29......Paula Mary b 1969
D30......Katherine Ann b 1971
D31......Karla Elizabeth b 17 July 1973

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D8 Hazel Catherine BROAD m Terence Michael STACK abt 1977

Children of Terence and Hazel
D32......Susan Kathleen b 21 Nov 1979
D33......Michael Joseph b 7 Aug 1981
D34......Daniel George b 18 Jun 1985

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D9 Helen Mary BROAD m Dennis John WILLIAMS 16 Jan 1966

D35......Aaron F b 20 Aug 1974
D36......Dion Richard b 23 May 1976
D37......Larsen John b 7 Aug 1981
D38......Sarah T b 17 Sep 1983

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D10 Neil Frederick BROAD m Edna DYSON

Child of Neil and Edna
D39......Neroli b 8 Aug 1939

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D11 Beverly Ann BROAD m Lawrence J LOPER 1962

Children of Lawrence and Beverly
D40......Suzanne Gail b 1 Aug 1963
D41......Brett James b 29 Nov 1965
D42......Grant John b 28 Sep 1969

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D12 Delice Joy BROAD m Clifton COLE

Children of Clifton and Delice
D43......Anthony Owen b 26 Sep 1961
D44......Jacqueline b 22 Oct 1962
D45......Amanda b 1972

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D13 Janice May BROAD m Kenneth TAIT

Children of Kenneth and Janice
D46......Angeline b 1964
D47......Brendon James b 1966
D48......Rachel b 1967

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D14 Kenneth James BROAD m Carol MOORE

Children of Kenneth and Carol
D49......Stephen b 1970 m Diane PEDERSON 3 Jul 1997
D50......Paul b 1972

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D15 Elaine Mary BROAD m Clem JAMES

Children of Clem and Elaine
D51......Samantha Lee b 1971
D52......Sharnall Lisa b 1974

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B11 Robert RANGER m Betty ROBERTSON abt 1953

Children of Robert and Betty
D53......Catherine Ann b 1954 m Arthur NURSE
D54......Sharnell (fem) b 1957
D55......Stephen John b 1958

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B11b Brian RANGER m Wendy SENIOR

Children of Brian and Wendy
D56......Richard Brian b 1963
D57......Joanne Wendy b 1965
D58......Adam Lawrence b 1969

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B11c Gary RANGER m Christine Joyce SADD

Children of Gary and Christine
D59......Lisa Joy b 1967
D60......Luke Justine b 1969
D61......Rebecca Ellen b 1971
D62......Rachel Emily E b 1973

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D16 Raewyn Merle GREGORY m John McINTOSH

Children of John and Raewyn
D63......Cheryl dob unknown
D63......Gregory dob unknown
D63......Shane dob unknown
D63......Bronwyn dob unknown

GENERATION 8

70 Helen BROAD m Charles NICHOLLS

Children of Charles and Helen
87a....Katherine dob unknown
88......Elizabeth dob unknown

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71 Neil BROAD m Marion

Children of Neil and Marion
89......Lawson dob unknown
90......Emily dob unknown m Peter
91......Isaac dob unknown
92......female child dob unknown

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72 Linda BROAD m Ray JACKSON

Children of Ray and Linda
93......Daniel dob unknown
94......Hannah dob unknown

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73 Margaret BROAD m John

Child of John and Margaret
95......Luke dob unknown

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60a Stuart Alexander BROAD m Karen Tracy WILKINS

Children of Stauat and Karen
96......Laura Jane dob unknown
97......Amy Victoria dob unknown

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60c Margaret Anne BROAD m (a) Les JAMES (b) Mark CANNON

Child of Les and Margaret
98......Samuel Christopher JAMES b abt 1987 d 3 Jan 2008

Child of Mark and Margaret
99......Joshua James dob unknown

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60d Elizabeth Ewins BROAD m Richard SUTTON

Children of Richard and Elizabeth
100......Josephine Louise b 24 Jan 2002
101......Michael Richard b 17 Jun 2004

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61a Simon BROAD m Susan

Children of Simon and Susan
102......Molly dob unknown
103......Jake dob unknown

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76 Gail Marilyn SMITH m Ross Gordon PARKER (b 15 Jun 1948 Dunedin) 1 Mar 1969 Dunedin

Children of Ross and Gail
87......Brett Gordon b 1 Jun 1969
104......Scott David b 8 Jan 1972 Temuka d 23 Nov 1994 North Carolina, USA
105......Leonie Jane b 26 Jul 1976

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77 Craig Lincoln SMITH m Louise Ann TAYLOR (b 3 Jun 1955 Mansfield UK) 13 Apr 1974 Blackwater, Queensland Australia

Children of Craig and Louise
106......Lincoln b 27 Aug 1975 Queensland Australia m Lucy
107......Rebecca Jane b 23 May 1978 Blackwater Queensland Australia
108......Rachel Ann b 6 May 1980 Camden, NSW, Australia

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78 Daryl Adrian SMITH m Maureen TRAINOR (b 1 Sep 1942 Dunedin) m 18 Sep abt 1976 Dunedin

Children of Daryl and Maureen
109......Kirsty Jane TRAINOR-SMITH b 5 Apr 1979 Hamilton
110......Paul Jeremy TRAINOR-SMITH b 26 Sep 1985 Hamilton

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79 Katrina Leigh SMITH m Daryl Clifford EDGECOMBE (b 20 Jan 1962 Hawera) 20 Aug 1983 Inglewood

Children of Daryl and Katrina
111......Troy Ryan b 19 Feb 1986 New Plymouth
112......Nyssa Rae b 1 Jun 1989 New Plymouth

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80 Terence Leonard BROAD m Muriel Amiria LONG (b 27 Aug 1940 Morrinsville, Waikato d 15 Oct 2008 Otago Community Hospice Dunedin cremated 18 Oct 2008) 21 Aug 1978 Dunedin

Child of Terence and Muriel
113......Andrea-Terri Tui b 8 Mar 1977

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83 Kim Andrew BROAD m Turid Anne REVFEIM (b 25 Nov) 14 Apr 1990 Taupo

Note: Turid's family came from Sweden. Straight from school Kim was a ballet dancer, and was with the Royal N.Z. Ballet Company for many years, travelling the world with them on several occasions. Turid is Ballet Mistress in the company. Kim got a serious arthritis ailment in the spine, Ankylosing Spondylitis, and had to give up dancing. He had to stay active to fight the illness and found a job eliminating pests and predators within a new predator-proof fenced "island", now the Karori Nature Reserve for endangered species, within a Wellington suburb. Since then Kim has rapidly climbed the ladder and now is a team leader in the Greater Wellington Regional Council managing various scenic reserves.

Child of Kim and Turid
114......Emma Louisa b 27 Aug 1997 Wellington

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84 Suzanne Maree BROAD m Mark ABELSON 27 May 1996

Note: Marks family name was originally ABELSEN, and came from Norway

Children of Mark and Suzanne
115......Olivia Grace b 7 Nov 1999 Hastings
116....Jessica Rose b 21 Jan 2002 Hastings

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85 Nicola Jane BROAD

Child of Nicola
117......Troy Osborne b 23 Jun 1999

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85b Douglas John BROAD m (a) Jill SULLIVAN (b) Rita BRADEMANN (b Essen, GDR)

Note Douglas lives in Australia

Child of Douglas and Jill
F4......James b 1974

Child of Douglas and Rita
F5......Morgan Filazatas BLASCHKE/BROAD b 1989 Canberra, Australia

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D19 Raewen Ann DENTON m Darryl Jeffrey BARGE (b 18 May 1964)

Children of Darryl and Raewen
D64......Anthony Glen b 29 June 1986
D65......Tania Marie b 26 Apr 1983
D66......Laura Catherine b 19 Nov 1991

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D20 Alan Maurice DENTON m Helen Elaine RAMSEY (b 1964) 1986

Children of Alan and Helen
D67......Jessica Anne b 20 Jul 1987
D68......Sarah Elaine b 6 Sep 1989
D69......Alana Joy b 6 Sep 1989
D70......Natalie Alice b 9 Apr 1992

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D22 Antoinette PATERSON m Bruce GUEST

Children of Bruce and Antoinette
D71......Natalie Bridget b 4 Aug 1986
D72......Jack George b 13 Feb 1987

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D23 Denise PATERSON m Christopher Robin HART 21 Sep 1983

Children of Christopher and Denise
D74......Humphrey Rupert b 23 Jul 1988
D75......Wanda Heather dob unknown
D76......Madeline A b 2 Jan 1992
D77......Casper Dennis b 10 May 1993

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D27 Leanne Marie BROAD with unknown

Child of Leanne Marie and unknown
D78......Nicole Lee b 2 Oct 1991

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D28 Jacqueline Maree BROAD m Neville Ian SAUNDERS 6 Dec 1991

Children of Neville and Jacqueline
D79......Brittany G b 9 Apr 1992
D80......Tayler Jean b 1994

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D30 Katherine Ann BROAD m Tony ROUAN

Child of Tony and Katherine
D81......Claire I ROUAN-BROADb 1993

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D43 Anthony Owen COLE m Rhonda RICHE (b 23 Sep 1961)

Children of Anthony and Rhonda
D82......Elizabeth Ellen b 1989
D83......Arron b 1992

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D44 Jacqueline COLE m Lewis O'CONNOR abt 1983

Children of Lewis and Jacqueline
D94......Jessica Lee b 1984
D95......Matthew Lewis b 1986
D96......Phillipa b 1989
D97......Samuel b 1992

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D45 Amanda COLE m Nigel GRIFFIN

Child of Nigel and Amanda
D98......Liam James b 1994

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D46 Angeline TAIT m Michael HOPE 1985

Children of Michael and Angeline D99......Britney Lisa b 1987
D100....Stephen Pierre b 1989

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D54 Sharnell RANGER with unknown

Child of Sharnell and unknown
D101......Brendon R b 1974

GENERATION 9

87 Brett PARKER m Kitty HOUBEN (b 5 Aug 1973)

Children of Brett and Kitty
118......Eric Ross b 13 Nov 2005
119......Martin Scott b 13 Nov 2005

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91 Rebecca Jane SMITH m Andrew BRUNING (b 13 May) 15 Apr 2001

Child of Andrew and Rebecca
120......Jack William b 17 Jul 2003

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92 Rachel Ann SMITH m Nigel ROBERTS (b 14 Feb) m 26 Oct abt 2002

Child of Nigel and Rachel
121......Max Lincoln b 26 Feb 2004

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97 Andrea-Terri Tui BROAD m Damien Anthony THORNE 16 Apr 2001 Lower Hutt

Child of Damien and Andrea-Terri
122......Neo Xavear Boxer BROAD-THORNE b 4 Jan 2001 Wellington

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Many thanks to 64 Michael Broad,, Stephen Broad and to 69 John Broad and to 79a Perry Broad and to Beverley Loper and to 87 Brett Parker for the information on their ancestors, as well as to Simon Kerr for his posting to Rootsweb.

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