GENERATION 2

Note: Mary was the only surviving daughter of Samuel SKOULDING and Mary SHERRINGTON. John was a blacksmith and appears to have had nothing to do with the China Factory.The gravestone reads: "To the memory of John Browne beloved husband of Mary Browne who departed this life March 10 1773 aged 41 years Also Mary his wife who died 18th of December 1785 in the 48 year of her age"

Children of John and Mary
8......Mary bap 10 Jul 1757 d bef 1813 m Mr WILLS
9......Elizabeth bap 25 Dec 1758 Lowestoft d 22 Oct 1810 bur at Corton m Thomas WOODTHORPE b 10 Jan 1756 bap 11 Jan 1756 Oulton d 27 Dec 1820 bur 2 Jan 1821 Corton
10....Robert bap 1 Jan 1761 Lowestoft d 6 Sep 1813 Pudding Norton
11....Anne bap 13 Jun 1762 Lowestoft d 12 Sep 1834
12....Susanna bap 12 Feb 1764 Lowestoft d 3rd qr 1848 Norwich RD.

Note: James was a china painter in the Lowestoft Porcelain factory. There is some suggestion that James Hughes left Lowestoft about 1770, abandoning his wife and children, because he seems to have stopped painting china at that date, although Susanna was still described as "the wife of James Hughes" in her father's will of 1770. However, her share of Robert's money was to be paid to her personally as an annuity, whereas her sisters were to get theirs as a lump sum, which suggests that, at the very least, Robert Browne did not trust James Hughes not to squander Susanna's money if he got his hands on it. Susanna was buried next to her parents at St Margaret's Lowestoft.

Children of James and Susanna
13......James bap 1 Mar 1761 Lowestoft bur 14 Apr 1793
14......Ann bap 2 May 1762 Lowestoft m Groves CLEVELAND 22 Oct 1797
15......Robert Darling bap 7 Oct 1764 Lowestoft bur 22 Apr 1845 Lowestoft
16......John bap 12 Apr 1766 Lowestoft bur 29 Jan 1767 Lowestoft
17......William bap 24 Jan 1768 Lowestoft d unknown in Worcester
18......Susanna bap 5 Mar 1769 Lowestoft

Note: They married by licence which was supported by James Hughes, a china painter at the factory. Elizabeth was the daughter of William WOODTHORPE and Sarah BUGG. Robert seems to have worked in the Lowestoft porcelain factory all his life and was the manager from his father's death in 1771 until it closed in about 1802, a few years before Robert's own death. Their gravestone reads "In memory of Robert Browne who departed this life September 18th 1806 in the 66th year of his age. also of Elizabeth Browne relict of the above who departed this life January 26th 1832 aged 86 years".
Elizabeth's family were the squires of Carlton Colville, having gravitated north from Mutford and then Gisleham about 1700. Many of the small estates in the Hundreds of Mutford and Lothingland were occupied by one of her relatives, and three of her brothers owned most of the parish of Carlton Colville, which is just to the south of Lowestoft and now virtually incorporated within the town.
However, the line started to falter in the early 19th century and by the time of the First World War there were no more Woodthorpes in East Suffolk and the Uplands estate in Carlton Colville, which is probably where Elizabeth grew up, was sold in 1920 for housing.

Children of Robert and Elizabeth
19......John bap 15 Feb 1770 Lowestoft bur 18 Feb 1770 Lowestoft
20......Sarah bap 4 Feb 1771 Lowestoft d 25 May 1832 Lowestoft
21......John bap 26 Jan 1773 Lowestoft bur 6 Jun 1773 Lowestoft
22......Elizabeth bap 19 Mar 1774 Lowestoft d after 1821
23......Robert bap 27 Apr 1776 Lowestoft d 2 Jun 1854 Lowestoft
24......John bap 2 Mar 1778 Lowestoft d 19 Jun 1855 Bungay
25......Ann bap 27 Dec 1779 Lowestoft bur 16 Jun 1781 Lowestoft
26......Ann Mary bap 18 Dec 1781 Lowestoft m Henry RUSH 18 Oct 1804 Lowestoft
26......Benjamin bap 13 Dec 1783 Lowestoft d 9 Sep 1862 Leeds, Yorkshire.
27......Mary bap14 Nov 1785 Lowestoft bur 24 May 1792 Lowestoft
28......Lois b 5 Jan 1788 Lowestoft bur 9 Dec 1837 Heigham, Norwich

GENERATION 3

Note: Sarah married again to John CLARK after Robert's death. She was the daughter of James Thurtell and Winifred NUNN. Robert's gravestone reads: "Sacred to the Memory of Robert Brown who died September 6th 1813 Aged 52 Years" and Sarah's reads " Sarah the Wife of John Clark formerly Widow of above Robert Brown who died November 16th 1818 Aged 59 Years". Robert and Sarah lived in Bradwell for about 10 - 12 years after their wedding, and then went to Pudding Norton Hall some time between 1797 and 1812. After Robert died, Sarah appears to have left her son and daughter in law in Pudding Norton and gone to live in Southtown, just a couple of miles from Bradwell, where she lived for the rest of her life. [Pudding Norton is one of Norfolk's "lost villages", just south of Fakenham

Children of Robert and Sarah
29......Sarah b 8 Oct 1788, Bradwell d 28 Jul 1860 Kensington RD, London m Edward THURTELL (b 7 Apr 1894 Hopton d 13 Feb 1852 Caton, Lancs) 1 Jan 1818 Gorleston
Note: Edward was a perpetual curate in the Church of England at Caton, Lancs, and is recorded in the census of 1851. Sarah and Edward were double first cousins as were 32 John and 39 Browne Maria
30......Mary b 30 Sep 1789 Bradwell d 18 Aug 1812 Pudding Norton
Note: her gravestone reads "Also of Mary His Daughter who died August 18th 1812 Aged 22 Years"
31......Robert b 12 Dec 1790 Bradwell bap 6 Jan 1791Bradwell
Note: According to his father's will, Robert Browne was blind, which is why the tenancy of Pudding Norton Hall and the farm associated with it was left to his younger brother John. Robert probably went with his mother to live in Southtown, Suffolk, after his father's death, but what happened to him thereafter is unknown.
32......John b 17 Mar 1792 Bradwell d 9 May 1844 Pudding Norton bur 12 May 1844 Colkirk m Maria THURTELL (b 5 Feb 1793 Hopton d 4th qr 1875 Camberwell RD) 8 Oct 1814 Witton near Blofield
Note: John's gravestone reads "In memory of John Browne, died May the 9th 1844 aged 52 years, leaving a wife and eleven children to mourn an affectionate husband and loving father". John and Maria were double first cousins along with 40 Edward and 29 Sarah THURTELL
33......Ann b 7 Sep 1793 Bradwell, d after Mar 1851 m Henry BOLINGBROKE (b between Apr 1784 and Mar 1785 Norwich d after Mar 1851) 7 Oct 1815 Gorleston.
Note: in Mar 1851 they were both living at 9 Carrow Rd, Norwich and Henry was a wine merchant
34......James b 30 Apr 1795 Bradwell bur 11 Apr 1797 Bradwell

There is an interesting site about the THURTELL family which can be seen here

Note: John was a farmer, living at Hopton, and was an executor of the will of Jabez ALDRED. (See Aldred branch)

Their gravestone reads: "Also of Anne Thurtell who died September 12th 1834 Aged 72 Years and of John Thurtell Her Husband who died September 10th 1846 Aged 84 Years"

Children of John and Ann
35......John b 9 Sep 1788 Hopton bap 14 Sep 1788 Hopton d 7 Dec 1837 Mutford RD bur 11 Dec 1837 Hopton m Mary BROOKES (b 1787 Holborn, London d 20 Jul 1854 Gt Yarmouth) abt 1810
36......Ann b Oct 1789 Hopton bap 11 Oct 1789 Hopton bur 14 Mar 1790 Hopton
37......James b 17 Nov 1790 Hopton bap 28 Nov 1790 recd into ch. 10 Jun 1792 Hopton d 1 Dec 1867 Bethnal Green m Sarah HOLT (b 6 Oct 1794 Lexden, Essex d 15 Mar 1889 Brimscombe, Glos bur 20 Mar 1889 Abney Park cemetery, London) 25 Oct 1818 St Leonard's, Shoreditch, London
Note: James later changed his name to MURRAY
38......Anne b 12 Dec 1791 Hopton bap 18 Dec 1791 Hopton d Dec 1865 Hastings, bur 25 Dec 1865 Caister, Nfk m George EVERITT (b 1 Aug 1791 d 20 Feb 1844 Caister) 20 Oct 1817 [no issue]
Note: In 1851 widow Anne was recorded at King St, Gt Yarmouth, staying with a baker, Charles GOODA, and in 1861 at 6 Cambridge place, Clifton, Bristol
39......Maria b 5 Feb 1793 Hopton bap 7 Feb 1793 Hopton d 4th qr 1875 Camberwell RD m John BROWNE (bap 23 Mar 1792 Bradwell, Sfk bur 12 May 1844 Colkirk, Nfk) 8 Oct 1814 Witton near Blofield
Note: John's gravestone reads "In memory of John Browne, died May the 9th 1844 aged 52 years, leaving a wife and eleven children to mourn an affectionate husband and loving father". By 1861 census Maria was running a lodging house at 8 Grenville St, London were living at 8 Granville St, Regent Square, London and in 1871 Maria was staying at her daughter Anna Maria's house at 56/58 Lyndhurst Rd, Camberwell.
40......Edward b 7 Apr 1794 Hopton bap 15 Apr 1794 d 13 Feb 1852 Caton, Lancs m Sarah BROWNE (b 8 Oct 1788 Bradwell d 28 Jul 1860 Kensington, London) 1 Jan 1818
Note: Edward and Sarah were living at Caton Parsonage, Lancashire in 1851. You can read about Edward's career here
41......Benjamin b 9 Jun 1795 Hopton d 31 Aug 1854 Guelph Township, Ontario m (a) Anne BARBER (b 27 Dec 1795 Hopton d 1 Sep 1834 Hopton bur 6 Sep 1834 Hopton) 9 Nov 1820 Hopton (b) Sarah Ann DAVIE (b 20 Jun 1801 Kessingland d 28 Feb 1892 Guelph) abt 1838 Guelph Township, Ontario
42......Walter b 15 Jun 1796 Hopton d 7 Nov 1880 Kings Lynn, bur Highgate Cemetery m Honor CLARKE (b 1796/7 Gt Yarmouth d bef 1864) 21 Jul 1819 Gt Yarmouth
43......Caroline b 17 Jul 1797 Hopton d 1857 London m Benjamin CLARK (d 1868) 21 Jul 1825 Stow Bardolph.
Caroline and Benjamin were first cousins. There was no issue of this union
44......Alfred b 3 Sep 1798 Hopton bap 23 Sep 1798 Hopton d 25 Apr 1875 Graaf Reinet, Cape Province, SA m Mary EVERITT (b 20 May 1799 d 1863/4 Graaf Reinet) 29 Dec 1829 Caister-on-Sea
Note: Alfred Thurtell also changed his name to MURRAY. Alfred emigrated to South Africa in 1835 or 1836 where they had 4 sons and a daughter.
45......Harriet b Jun 1800 Hopton bap 13 Jul 1800 Hopton bur 29 Nov 1801 Hopton
46......Charlotte b 15 Aug 1801 Hopton bap 6 Sep 1801 d 13 Jun 1861 Liverpool.
Note: Charlotte also changed her name to MURRAY like her brothers.
47......Sophia b 4 Oct 1803 Hopton bap 9 Oct 1803 Hopton d 14 Mar 1891 Oulton bur North Cove m William EVERITT(b 17 Oct 1894 d d 18 Jan 1879 Oulton) 16 Mar 1824 Gunton
48......Alexander b 21 Nov 1805 Bradwell bap 25 Dec 1805 Bradwell d 21 Oct 1884 Oxborough m Mary Gordon BARTRUM ( b 1820/21 d 30 Jun 1857 Oxborough) 13 Jul 1854 St Faith's registration District.
Note: Alexander was a fellow and tutor of Gonville and Caius College Cambridge

Note Thomas was Mayor of Norwich and was a "Highly respected and opulent merchant" in Norwich.

Children of Thomas and Susanna
49......Thomas b 3 Aug 1788 Bradwell bap 7 Aug 1788 Bradwell d bef 1791
50......James b abt Jul 1789 bur 18 Nov 1789 Bradwell
51......Susanna b 12 May 1790 bap 17 May 1790 d 15 Dec 1871 Southtown m (a) Samuel PALMER (b abt 1788/9 d 13 Jun 1823 Gt Yarmouth) abt 1809 (b) John Goolding SEYMOUR (b abt 1772/3 d 29 Feb 1840 Bishops Waltham, Hampshire) abt 1830 (c) William WALPOLE (b 8 Aug 1792 Market Deeping, Lincs d 2 Apr 1865 Southtown) 3rd qr 1843 Mutford RD (probably Southtown or Gorleston)
52......Thomas b 14 Jul 1791 Bradwell bap 25 Jul 1791 d 2nd qr 1875 Norwich RD m Sarah BROOKES (b bet Apr and Oct 1786 d 4th qr 1859 Norwich RD) 3 May 1813 Lakenham
53......James b 13 Nov 1792 Bradwell bap 18 Nov 1792 d bef 1800 Hertford
54......John b 21 Dec 1793 Bradwell bap 22 Dec 1793 hanged for murder 9 Jan 1824 Hertford
Note his skeleton is in the Museum of the Royal College of Surgeons in London. See the Thurtell site for more information here
55......William b 7 Jun 1795 Bradwell bap 8 Jun 1795 d 3 Nov 1877 Gt Yarmouth m Caroline ALEXANDER (b abt 1795 d 30 Nov 1821 Gt Yarmouth) 8 Mar 1817 Lakenham
56......Charles b 29 Feb 1796 Bradwell bap 6 Mar 1796 Bradwell d Oct 1856 Calais m (a) Susanna 21 Apr 1825 (b) Ann Augusta MORGAN 2 May 1837 Stoke Damerel Devon d 1893 Stoke Damerel
Note: Charles was a Royal Navy Commander
57......Henry bap 15 Jan 1797 Bradwell d abt 1828 Canton, China
Note: Henry was a naval officer
58......Helen b 28 Jan 1798 Bradwell bap 4 Mar 1798 Bradwell d 25 Mar 1811Lakenham
59......Harriet d as infant bur 3 Sep 1800 Bradwell
60......Mary b 19 Mar 1799 Bradwell bap 24 Mar 1799 d abt Dec 1848/Jan 1849 Norwich
61......James b 15 Apr 1800 Bradwell bap 27 Apr 1800 Bradwell
62......George b 1801 d 26 Jul 1848 Norwich m (a) Mary Vincent EDWARDS 16 Jan 1823 Lakenham (b) Adelgetha STANNARD (b 1811 - 1816 d 3rd qr 1844 Norwich) 18 Feb 1837 Buckenham (No issue by either wife)
63......Jacob b 20 Aug 1801 Bradwell bap 25 Aug 1801 d 2nd qr 1862 Lowestoft bur 28 Jun 1862 Lowestoft

Children of James and Susanna
64......Susanna b 6 Apr 1789 Lowestoft bap 6 Apr 1789 Lowestoft
65......Anne b 1790 d 1790
66......Anne bap 30 May 1791 Lowestoft bur 15 Mar 1794 Lowestoft

Note: Robert was a tailor in Lowestoft. In 1841 he was living in Lowestoft High Street

Children of Robert and Susanna
67......Robert bap 26 Oct 1790 Lowestoft
68......Elizabeth Taylor b 10 Jan 1792 Lowestoft bap 15 Jan 1792 Lowestoft
69......James Taylor b bap 30 Aug 1793 Lowestoft
70......Wiiliam Browne bap 25 Aug 1795 Lowestoft
71......Ann Darling bap 10 Jan 1797 bur 19 Aug 1801 Lowestoft
72......Benjamin Taylor bap 1 Sep 1798 Lowestoft bur 2 Apr 1800 Lowestoft
73......Susanna Taylor bap 2 Aug 1800 Lowestoft
74......Ann Darling bap 20 Dec 1802 Lowestoft
75......Benjamin Taylor bap 1 Sep 1804 Lowestoft
76......Mary Taylor bap 8 Mar 1806 Lowestoft
77......John Taylor bap 18 Sep 1807 Lowestoft
Note: John was a carpenter in Lowestoft in 1851
78......Louisa Godwin bap 12 Nov 1809 Lowestoft
79......Richard Conyers bap 15 Oct 1811 Lowestoft
Note: Richard was a carpenter in Lowestoft in 1851

NOte: William's Occupation: China modeller William Hughes is believed to have moved to Worcester when the china factory in Lowestoft closed in about 1802. There were some children baptised in Worcester but it is unclear whether these were our William's.

Child of William and Anne
80......Edward bap 10 Sep 1791 Lowestoft d 29 Nov 1791 Lowestoft.

Note: John was the son of John CHASTON and Sarah BAKER, and was a linen draper.
Their gravestone reads: 'In memory of John Chaston who departed this life April 17th 1827 aged 64 years Also Sarah Chaston relict of the above who departed this life May 25th 1832 aged 61 years'. There was an obituary in the Norfolk Chronicle of 21 April 1827: 'Died Tuesday last, much lamented by his family and friends, Mr John Chaston of Lowestoft aged 64'.

Children of John and Sarah
81......John Browne b and bap 20 Jan 1791 Lowestoft d 9 May 1847 Lowestoft bur 13 May 1847 Lowestoft
82......Mary Browne b 20 Jul 1792 d after 1861 ?Woolwich
83......Robert b 27 Oct 1794 Lowestoft bap 28 Oct 1794 Lowestoft m Elizabeth (b 1794 Liskeard, Cornwall d 3rd qr 1883 Brentford RD) 6 Oct 1828 St Dunstan's Stepney
Note: Both his father and his mother left him money in their wills to be doled out to him in small quantities by other members of the family, but there is no clue as to why this should have been necessary.
84......George b and bap 13 Aug 1796 Lowestoft d 2nd qr 1867 Camberwell
85......Daniel b 15 Jul 1798 Lowestoft bap 16 Jul 1798 d 12 Jul 1883 East Harling, Nfk,
86......Sarah b 26 Apr 1800 Lowestoft bap 30 Apr 1800 d 8 Aug 1860 Aldeby bur 14 Aug 1860 Aldeby m James Warden GOWING (bap 18 Dec 1793 Lowestoft d 5 Feb 1868 Lowestoft bur 11 Feb 1868 Lowestoft) 4 Jan 1820 Lowestoft
Note: In 1851 they were living at Aldeby Hall, Loddon, and James was living at 21 Nelson St Lowestoft in 1820, said to be "of Gt Yarmouth". He was a linen draper in 1820 but a farmer of 374 acres in 1851
87......Benjamin b 27 Oct 1801 Lowestoft bap 28 Oct 1801 Lowestoft bur 14 May 1807 Lowestoft
88......Ann Elizabeth b 15 Sep 1803 Lowestoft bap 16 Sep 1803 Lowestoft d 18 Feb 1874 St Cross South Elmham bur 24 Feb 1874 St Cross South Elmham
89......Alfred b 29 Apr 1805 Lowestoft bap 1 May 1805 d 5 Feb 1869 Watton Nfk m Louisa Jane FINCH (d 14 Jul 1890 Swaffham) 2nd qr 1844 Swaffham
Note: Alfred was a bank manager in Watton. in 1851 they lived at Front St Watton and in 1861 they were at Back Street Watton. In 1871 and 1881 Louisa was at 3 Chester Place, Heigham, Nfk
90......Benjamin b and bap 8 Aug 1808 Lowestoft d 18 Mar 1860 Watton m Sarah Dain FINCH (d 23 Nov 1849 Watton) 11 Jul 1834 Swaffham (no issue)
Note: Benjamin is recorded as a chemist in 1851 at High Street, Watton. He took his nephew, 139 George CHASTON into the business which later passed to George's brother in law, William Matthews who married 142 Emily CHASTON William died soon after and the business was being run by Emily in 1861
91......Louisa b 1 Aug 1810 Lowestoft bap 3 Aug 1810 Lowestoft bur 26 Apr 1812 Lowestoft

Note: Elizabeth's uncle, William Woodthorpe, left money to his sister in his will which was to be divided after her death among all her children "except Elizabeth the wife of Williams". Why she was to be left out is a matter for speculation. Like several other of his relatives, she had named one of her children after her uncle, who was wealthy and childless, but it doesn't seem to have had the desired effect, but perhaps a gift of money had already been given to her.

Children of William and Elizabeth
92......William Woodthorpe b 20 Jan 1798 Lowestoft d 22 Aug 1864
93......Elizabeth Browne b and bap 13 Feb 1800 Lowestoft

Note: Sarah was the daughter of Nicholas and Ann BOBY

Robert was a grocer and tea dealer. He was organist at Lowestoft St Nicholas for 64 years (which means he started at the age of 14). In 1851 he was living in High Street Lowestoft.

All but one of their children died in the first couple of years of life, pointing to a genetic problem carried presumably by Sarah

Their gravestone reads: Sacred to the memory of Sarah, beloved wife of Robert Browne who died Dec 6th 1850 aged 74 years, Also of Robert Browne beloved husband of the above who died Jun 2nd 1854 aged 78 years, organist of this parish 64 years.

Children of Robert and Sarah
94......Robert Nicholas b 25 Nov 1799 Lowestoft d 22 Sep 1800 Lowestoft
95......Sarah Ann b 12 Dec 1800 Lowestoft bur 6 Jan 1801 Lowestoft
96......Sarah Ann b 7 Feb 1802 Lowestoft bur 20 Feb 1802 Lowestoft
97......Sarah b 17 Feb 1803 Lowestoft bur 3 Mar 1803 Lowestoft
98......Sarah b 17 Nov 1805 Lowestoft bur 27 Nov 1805
99......Robert b 16 Jul 1807 Lowestoft bur 1 Aug 1807 Lowestoft
100.... Robert b 3 Jul 1808 Lowestoft bur 20 Jul 1808 Lowestoft
101.... Robert b 28 Jun 1809 Lowestoft bur 10 Jul 1809 Lowestoft
102....Sarah b 15 Aug 1810 Lowestoft bur 31 Aug 1810 Lowestoft
103....Robert b 8 Jul 1811 Lowestoft d May 1896 Lowestoft
104....Sarah b 3 Jun 1814 Lowestoft bur 11 Jun 1814 Lowestoft
105....John b 3 Jun 1814 Lowestoft bur 21 Jun 1814 Lowestoft

Note: John was organist at the Holy Trinity Church, Bungay, and in 1851 he is shown as living at Lower Olland Street, Bungay.

Susanna was sister to Sarah, wife of John's brother Robert (23 above) and appears to have had the same inherited problem with her children.
When John Browne died in 1855 he left all his money to his only surviving son Robert in trust for the upkeep of his daughter Elizabeth, which suggests that there might have been something wrong with her, as if she was of perfectly sound mind and in good health there was no reason why he shouldn't have left Elizabeth the money outright. However, in the 1851 census, she was listed as her father's housekeeper, which doesn't support the idea that she was handicapped in any way.

Children of John and Susanna
106......John Boby b 31 Jul 1801 bap 3 Aug 1801 Beccles d bef Mar 1855
107......Mary Anne b 19 Oct 1802 Beccles bap 22 Oct 1802 Beccles d bef Mar 1855
108......Sarah b 14 Feb 1804 Beccles bap 15 Feb 1804 Beccles d 7 Jul 1871 Bungay bur 11 Jul 1871
108a....Susanna b 30 Apr bap 1 May 1808 Beccles d 2nd qr 1881 Pembroke, Wales m James William ALDIS
Note: James was a Methodist minister and they had 5 children
108b....Elizabeth Ann b abt 1809 Beccles d 29 Jan 1861 Bungay
109......Lois b 13 Apr 1810 Beccles bap 17 Apr 1810 Beccles d 20 Jun 1827 Bungay bur 23 Jun 1827 Bungay
110......Robert Nicholas b 5 May 1811 Beccles bap 9 May 1811 Beccles d 13 Sep 1811 Beccles bur 16 Sep 1811 Beccles
111......Robert b 19 Nov 1812 Beccles bap 24 Nov 1812 Beccles d 21 Apr 1879 Bungay Bur 24 Apr 1879 Bungay m Elizabeth Barber SIMPSON (b 28 Feb 1821 Gt Yarmouth d 24 May 1907 Gorleston) 7 Jan 1857 Helhoughton
Note: In 1871 Robert had a school in Wharton Street, Bungay, with eight boarding pupils. Whether the school had other day boys is unknown, but it probably did - although there was a perfectly good grammar school in Bungay at the time. No record of children of this marriage has been found
112......William b 15 Feb 1816 Beccles bap 28 Feb 1816 Beccles bur 31 Dec 1818 Beccles
113......Henry b 15 Apr 1818 Beccles bap 17 Apr 1818 Beccles

Note: Benjamin Browne had a varied career. He started out in life as a tailor (which probably means that he had a tailor's business and employed tailors rather than that he sat cross-legged himself sewing coats.) He then went into the smoked fish business in the 1820s and presumably produced Yarmouth bloaters (or perhaps kippers). He gravitated from there into the wholesale fish business. Some time in the 1840s (perhaps when his son Thomas died in 1847) he moved to Leeds with his youngest child, John, who became a dentist there. Benjamin was a fish merchant in Leeds until his death. One presumes that he was originally in business with his son Benjamin Wells Browne, who was also a fish merchant at the supply end of the chain.

Martha's gravestone reads: "Sacred to the memory of Martha, the beloved wife of Benjamin Browne who died Dec 17th 1817 aged 37 years."

Maria was the daughter of John CROW and Virtue BARNELL

In 1861 Benjamin and Maria lived at 40 Coburg Street, Leeds

Children of Benjamin and Martha
114......Benjamin Wells b 3 May 1812 Lowestoft bap 5 May 1812 Lowestoft d 14 Dec 1852 Sunderland
115......William Woodthorpe b 14 Sep 1813 Lowestoft.d in Jarrow between 1853 and 1858
William became a GP in Jarrow where he had a wife and three children
116......Edward Wells b 1 May 1815 Lowestoft d 22 Apr 1828 Lowestoft bur 28 Apr 1828 Lowestoft
Note: his gravestone reads "...also of Edward Wells Browne son of Benjamin and Martha Browne who departed this life April 22nd 1828 aged 13 years"
117......Thomas Wells b 20 Mar 1817 Lowestoft d 13 Jun 1846 Lowestoft bur 17 Jun 1846 Lowestoft
Note: Thomas' gravestone reads: "Sacred to the memory of Thos Wells Browne youngest son of Benjamin and Martha Browne who died the 13th day of June 1847 aged 29 years"

Children of Benjamin and Maria
118......Elizabeth Virtue b 13 Oct 1820 Lowestoft bap 18 Oct 1820 Lowestoft d 30 Jan 1895 Bungay
119......John Crow bap 15 Feb 1822 d 21 Mar 1894 Leeds
120......Louisa Maria bap 27 Sep 1826 Lowestoft d 23 Mar 1827 Lowestoft bur 27 Mar 1827 Lowestoft.
Note: Louisa's gravestone reads "Also of Louisa Maria Browne daughter of Benjamin and Maria Browne who departed this life Mar 23rd 1827 aged 6 months"

Note: All the children of William and Lois Beare were baptised in the Independent chapel in Bungay. This must have at the very least given rise to a little awkwardness, given that Lois's brother was the organist of Holy Trinity church. What William Beare did for a living is unknown, but the family seems to have moved to the outskirts of Norwich a few years before William died.
All the surviving children of this family seem to have migrated to London. Their father died when Lucy, the eldest, was 20, and their mother died 5 years later, leaving a family in which the oldest breadwinner, William, was only 18. Lois, who was apparently the second daughter, married in 1838 in Bermondsey, Surrey, so the family must have gone to London either before their mother's death or very shortly afterwards.
By 1841 three of the children, George, Marianne and Charlotte were in Norwich whilst William and Benjamin are believed to have moved to London

Children of William and Lois
121......Lucy bap 21 Aug 1812 Bungay d last qr 1882 Camberwell RD. Note: In 1841 Lucy was a governess in Redenhall, Nfk. In 1871 she was at her brother in law's home at Homewood House, Chiselhurst, Kent and in 1881 at Farquar Rd, Faxted, Surrey where she was boarding
122......Lois Anne b 11 Sep 1813 Bungay bap 19 Sep 1813 Independent Chapel, Bungay d 3rd qr 1869 Chiselhurst
123......Emma b 22 Jul 1815 Bungay bap 11 Sep 1815 Independent Chapel Bungay
124......William Woodthorpe bap 22 May 1817 Bungay d 22 May 1902 Tenby, Pembrokeshire
125......Robert Browne bap 25 Dec 1818 Bungay
126......Marianne bap 4 Sep 1820 Bungay d 28 Aug 1866 Beaconsfield
127......George Henry bap 6 Nov 1821 Bungay d 3rd qr 1871 London
128......Elizabeth Martha bap 14 Oct 1823 Bungay bur 18 Mar 1837 Heigham
129......Charlotte Jane bap 14 Sep 1825 Bungay d 20 Sep 1906 Brixton
Note: In 1851 Charlotte Jane was living and working at Charles Edward's Draper's shop at 13 Southampton Rd, Bloomsbury
130......Benjamin Charles bap 1 May 1827 Bungay d 31 Dec 1855 Newington
131......Augustus b abt Jun 1828 bur 10 Jun 1835 Heigham Nfk
132......Edwin Horace bap 8 Jan 1830 Bungay bur 7 Oct 1836 St Bartholomew Heigham Nfk.

GENERATION 4

Note: John was a woolen and linen draper/ assurance office agent. Their joint gravestone reads " In memory of John Browne Chaston who departed this life May 9th 1847 aged 56 years also Susanna relict of the above who departed this life Novr 5th 1861 aged 70 years Also of John Chaston son of the above who departed this life April 26 1854 aged 39 years.

Children of John and Susanna
133......John b abt 1814 Lowestoft d 26 Apr 1854 Lowestoft bur 1 May 1854 Lowestoft.
Note: John was living with his mother in 1851 and was a Draper/Bank Agent
134......Susanna b 1816/17 Lowestoft bur 1 Nov 1817 Lowestoft
135......Sarah b 1817 Lowestoft d 1 Jan 1844 Beccles
136...... Robert bap 17 Jun 1822 Lowestoft d 23 Aug 1863 Lowestoft
137......Daniel bap 21 May 1827 Lowestoft d 12 Sep 1855 Lowestoft bur 17 Sep 1855 Lowestoft m Louisa BALLS (b 1825/6 d 5 Oct 1911 Halesworth) 29 Jan 1852 Holton
Note: Daniel was a draper in 1851 staying with his aunt at Shearings Farm St Cross South Elmham. His gravestone reads:'In memory of Daniel Chaston who died 12th September 1855 aged 28 years'.

Note: At their marriage John was a fish merchant of Bethnal Green. In 1851 the family (except Ann) were living at 8 Beaumont Street, Mile End, Mdx. In 1861 John was a "retired merchant and said to be "of Gt Yarmouth". They were living at 3 Bowater Crescent Woolwich

Child of John and Mary
138......Mary Chaston b 1819/20 Gt Yarmouth m William Charles WYBROW 13 Jun 1848 Kennington
138a....Martha A b 1826/7 Gt Yarmouth died a spinster in 1850s (?)
138b....Emily Sarah b 1829 Gt Yarmouth m George MUDDELL 1st qr 1855
Note: George and Emily had 7 children: he was a banker's clerk.
138c....Arthur b 1832/3 Southtown d 7 Feb 1907 Forest Gate, Essex m Louisa Jane CULLIFORD 2nd qr 1876
Note Arthur and Louisa had 10 children
138d....Ann b 1834/5 Southtown d aft 1861

Note: In 1841 George and Mary were living at St Mark's Road, Lambeth and in 1851 and 1861 They were at 2 Priory Place, Camberwell New Road, Camberwell. In 1871 Mary as a widow was at 22 Eastlake Rd Camberwell and in 1881 she was at 18 Eastlake Road, Camberwell.

Children of George and Mary Bailey
139......George Coates Loxley b 8 May 1821 Shoreditch d 1854 Watton
NOte: George became a chemist and was assistant to his uncle Benjamin
140......William Dunn b 1 Dec 1822 Shoreditch
141......Mary Ann b 4 Mar 1825 Shoreditch

Children of George and Mary Webb
142......Emily bap 28 Mar 1832 Newington d 14 Mar 1920 Tooting
143......Edward Alfred b 3 Jul 1834 Newington d 26 Mar 1870 Camden Town
144......Herbert Richard b 10 Apr 1836 Newington d 28 Nov 1919 Tunbridge Wells
145......Benjamin b 27 Sep 1840 Kennington, Surrey d last qr 1926 Croydon RD
Note: Benjamin lived with mother in 1851, 1861 and 1881 and in 1901 he was at 60 Oval Rd Croydon
146......Henry Hunt b 18 Aug 1847 Lambeth d 22 Jan 1932 Herne Hill Surrey

Note: Maria was the daughter of Robert SHEARING and Ann WOOLNOUGH Daniel died of "Chronic Bronchitis, anasarca" and Maria of "Natural decay". In 1842 they were at St James South Elmham; in 1851 and 1861 they were living at Attleborough Rd Caston, and in 1871 and 1881 at Church Road, East Harling. Daniel was a Linen Draper, farmer, registrar and relieving officer.

. Children of Daniel and Ann
147......Maria b 25 Jun 1831 Lowestoft d 2nd qr 1884 Thompson, Nfk
148......Ann Amelia (known as Amelia) bap 3 Aug 1832 Lowestoft d 10 Sep 1906 Gt Shelford, Cambs
Note: Amelia was living with her father in 1851 and 1861, and with her aunt at 3 Chester Place, Heigham in 1871 and 1881. In 1891 she was at 47 Barrett's Grove, Stoke Newington and in 1901 was a boarder at 15 Emmanuel Rd, Cambridge. At the time of making her will she was resident at Darholm, St Barnabus Rd, Cambridge
149......Charles Daniel b 15 Jan 1836 St James South Elmham
Note: In 1851 Charles was at Hall Cottage, Thompson, Nfk; in 1861 he was living with his employer at Mill Lane, Ellingham and in 1871 with his father at East Harling. In 1881 he was at Mill Lane, Great Ellingham
150......Frederick Isaac bap 9 Jan 1838 St James South Elmham d 17 Sep 1922 Cambridge
151......Thomas b 28 Mar 1843 St James South Elmham d 2 Nov 1871 Bristol
152......Alfred Herbert b 2nd qr 1845 Bungay d 23 Jul 1936 Forest Gate, Essex
153......Benjamin b 4th qr 1846 Caston, Nfk d after 1891
Note: In 1861 Benjamin was a boarder at Saham Toney School, Norfolk, and in 1871 he was lodging with Henry CROP at 24 Hanover St Islington. In 1881 he was living at 9 Islington Green, London and boarding at 19 Poole St Shoreditch in 1891. He was a clerk with a looking glass mfgr in 1871, a clerk in 1881 and a french polisher in 1891.
Benjamin is a bit of a dark horse. He appears to have married in Kensington in the last quarter of 1875, either to Annie Goldsmith or to Rosa Adelaide Youngman, and indeed he did say that he was married in subsequent censuses, but he was not living with his wife either in 1881 or in 1891, unless she was fortuitously just away for the night both times. However, on both occasions Benjamin was living in lodgings, which married people didn't normally do for any length of time. I haven't managed to find his wife in either census, and I can't find Benjamin himself in 1901, although he doesn't appear to have died in the interim.
154......Sarah Jane b 3rd qr 1850 Caston Nfk d 2nd qr 1855 Caston Nfk
155......Edward John Shearing b 3rd qr 1853 Caston Nfk d after 1922

Note: James was the son of John GOWING and Elizabeth BRISSENDEN. In 1841 and 1851 Sarah and James were at Aldeby Hall, Loddon, where James was a farmer of 374 acres, and in 1861 they lived at 21 Nelson St, Lowestoft. At the time of their marriage, James was said to be "of Gt Yarmouth" and was a linen draper. . In 1861 James, a widower, was living at 21 Nelson Street, Lowestoft

Children of William and Elizabeth
170a....Charlotte b 1822/3
171......William Lisle b 23 Jan 1826 Bethnal Geen d 7 Nov 1902 Matlock, Derbys
172......Arthur b 4 Nov 1827 Bethnal Green bap 2 Dec 1827 St Matthew's Bethnal Green
173......Edwin b 28 Dec 1828 Bethnal Green bap 25 Jan St Matthew's Bethnal Green
Note: Edwin was living in the family home in 1851
174......Horace b 14 Oct 1830 Bethnal Green bap 14 Oct 1830 St Matthew's Bethnal Green

Children of Robert and Sarah
175......Robert Woodthorpe b between Apr & Dec 1858 Lowestoft d aft 1901 London[?]
176......Henry John b 1st qr 1860 Lowestoft m Mary DUNN
Note: In 1871 he was at school at Wharton Street, Bungay. Always known as Harry, he was a brewer's clerk in 1881 living at 160 High St (his father's house.
177......Arthur b 1st qr 1861 Lowestoft d 1862
178......Sarah b 4th qr 1862 Lowestoft d 6 May 1844
Note: Sarah was a music teacher, living at her father's house in 1871 and in 1881 at Holmcroft, Holwood Road, Bromley Kent with her employer. Her gravestone with her sister Emily Susanna reads "Also two of their daughters, Emily Susanna died 22 July 1883 aged 19 and Sarah died May 6th 1884 in her 22nd year
179......Augustus b between Apr & Dec 1863 Lowestoft d 2nd qr 1898 Woodbridge
Note: Augustus was a basket maker
180......Emily Susanna b 1st half 1864 Lowestoft d 22 Jul 1883
Note: Emily was a dressmaker, living with father in 1871 and 1881. For gravestone see 178 above
181......Edith b 1866 d aft 1901
Note: Edith was a governess in 1881 and a music teacher in 1901 at 34 Queen's Rd Lowestoft. In 1881 she was a visitor at 65 & 66 Queen's Rd St Marylebone London
182......Annie Ellen b 1867 Lowestoft d aft 1881
Note: There was an Annie E. Brown, aged 23 and born in Lowestoft, who was in service in Lewisham, Kent in 1891 and two Annie Ellen Browns were married in the London area within the next 10 years. Whether either of them was this Annie Ellen Browne is unknown.
183......Ella Maud (known as Maud) b 1st qr 1869 Lowestoft d aft Mar 1901
In 1871, 1881, 1891 and 1901she was at her father's house at 34 Queen's Rd Lowestoft
184......Alice Mary b 2nd qr 1871 Lowestoft d 3rd qr 1871 Lowestoft
185......Herbert bap 2 Jun 1872 Lowestoft
186......Lois b 1st qr 1875 d 2nd qr 1876 Lowestoft
187......Ernest b 1st qr 1877 Lowestoft d aft Mar 1801
Note: Ernest was a composer and teacher of music in 1901 living at home with the family

Note: Henry was an Auctioneer but also a collector of rents and taxes for the 30 years prior to his death. In 1851 they were living at New Road, Bungay and in 1861 (with Henry) and 1871 Sarah was at Bardolph Road, Bungay

Children of Henry and Sarah
188......Henry bap 18 Mar 1825
Note: There is some doubt as to whether this Henry is Henry SPALL's son, given the proximity of the wedding and baptismal dates
189......Susanna bap 17 Sep 1826 Bungay Holy Trinity d 1st qr 1897 Lowestoft m Augustus CROOK ( b 1823/4 Braintree Essex d 18 Dec 1872 Bungay)
Note: Augustus was a vetinary surgeon. In 1851 they were living with Henry and Sarah SPALL at New Road Bungay, in 1871 at Bardolph Rd Bungay, next door to Sarah's mother, and in 1881 Sarah was at 160 High St, Lowestoft, her brother in law's house. In 1891 she had returned to Bungay and was at 10 Arnold Street
190......William bap 26 Apr 1828 Bungay Holy Trinity d 14 Apr 1863 Bungay
191......John Browne bap 27 Nov 1829 Bungay Holy Trinity bur 1 Dec 1829 Bungay
192......John Browne bap 29 Nov 1830 Bungay Holy Trinity bur 31 Jan 1831 Bungay
193......Sarah Browne b 26 Feb 1832 Bungay d 19 Mar 1883 Lowestoft
194......John BrowneBungay bap 2 Nov 1833 Bungay Holy Trinity bur 6 Nov 1833 Bungay

In 1861 and 71 James and Elizabeth were at "The Ollands" Bungay, and in 1881 and 1891 at St John's Rd, Bungay (probably the Ollands still.)

Children of Robert and Elizabeth
202......Frederick Robert b 17 May 1842 Ellingham d aft 1891 m Emma (b 1837/8 Wortwell) 4th qr 1877 Southwark
Note: In 1851 Frederick was at his grandmother's house at Upper Olland St, Bungay, and in in 1861 he was at his stepfather's house at The Ollands, Bungay when he was a farmer. In 1881 he was at 45 Church Road, Hove, Sussex where he was a corn and coal merchant and in 1891 he was a brewer's traveller living with hiswife at his stepson's at 27 Norton Rd, Hove. In 1868 and 1874, however he was an occupier of the Flixton Rd windmill in Bungay
203......Elizabeth Maria b 7 Apr 1843 Ellingham d 19 Nov 1850 EllinghamNote: her gravestone reads: 'In memory of Elizabeth Maria daughter of Robt and Elizabeth Burtsal who died November 19th 1850 aged 7 years'
203a....Ellen b 4 May 1844 Ellingham d 26 May 1847 Ellingham
204......Ellen Emilydob unknown
Note: Her gravestone reads 'In Memory of Ellen daughter of Rob and Elizabeth Burtsal who died 26 May 1847 aged 3 years'
205......Nelson William b 26 Dec 1849 Ellingham d 9 Feb 1874 Bungay
Note: In 1871 he was a draper living at his shop, Waterloo House, 2 Cockspur St, Westminster. His gravestone reads 'In affectionate remembbrance of Nelson William Burtsal who died Feb 9th 1874 aged 24 years.
206......Henry John b 21 Sep 1852 d 15 Jan 1933 Theydon Bois Essex
207......Elizabeth Charlotte b 6 Apr 1855 Bungay d after 1940 Thorpe Morieux, Sfk

Children of James and Elizabeth
208......Robert William b 23 Jul 1861 Bungay d 1911 Durham, Natal, Africa
209......Charles Leopold b 27 Dec 1862 Bungay d 29 Mar 1897 London
210......Anna Maria Virtue b 3 Jul 1868 d 9 Jul 1929 Salthouse, Nfk

Note: John was a witness at his brother's wedding in 1837. In 1841 he was living at his parents' house but in 1851 he was married and at 48 Briggate, Leeds. In 1861 he was at 4 King Street, Leeds, in 1871 at 4 Westfield Terrace, Scarborough and in 1881 at Low Lane, Boston Spa. He was a chemist, druggist and dental surgeon in 1853

Children of John and Lydia
211......Maria Louisa b 3rd qr 1853 Leeds d 1st qr 1876 Leeds
212......John Reginald b 3rd qr 1855 Leeds d 4th qr 1877 Leeds
Note: in 1871 Reginald was a medical student.
213......Eliza Lavinia b 3rd qr 1859 Headingley d after Apr 1901
214......Lucien Edwin b 1st qr 1861 Leeds d 2nd qr 1940 Hammersmith
215......Henrietta Elizabeth b 11 Apr 1863 Kirkstall Yorks d 16 Aug 1922 Bournemouth, Hampshire
Note: In Apr 1871 Hetty was visiting Mrs Napper at West Mount Villa, Falgrave, Scarborough with her sister 216 Florence. She was known to the Shearings in the 1920's
216......Florence Helena b last qr 1864 Leeds d last qr 1878 Leeds

Note: In 1841 William was employed by Thomas LEIGH, a draper in Bishopsgate Street Without, just north of the city of London, and was living above the shop. In 1851 he was working as a linen draper and part of his brother-in-law's (122 William TARN's) household, living abouve his shop at 2 Newington Causeway. In 1861 William was at 5 Springfield Terrace, Camberwell, and from 1871 at each census to 1901 he was at Woodthorpe, Atkins Road, Clapham, Surrey. His occupation was given as a linen draper.
William was apparently in business at one time with his brother-in-law William Tarn. because there is a notice in The Times in 1855 of the dissolution of the partnership between them. William's brother, John, with whom he was almost certainly in business, had died in 1853, so whether the three of them had been partners from the beginning or whether William Beare had joined the firm in 1853 when John Tarn died and it hadn't worked out is unknown

Child of William and Louisa
221......Louisa b 4th qr 1852 Newington

Note: In 1841 Marianne was working at Betts' linendrapers in Exchange Street, Norwich with her sister Charlotte. In 1851 and in 1861, Matthew and Marianne were living at 42 Upper Ebury Street, Pimlico, Marianne was shown as a milliner. Matthew was Listed in the Post Office Directory of 1852 as Matthew P. Seaborne, linen draper, 42 Upper Ebury Street, Pimlico.

Children of Matthew and Marianne
222......Annie b abt Mar 1851 Pimlico
222a....Marian b 4th qr 1852 Pimlico
Note: There is some doubt about this entry above
223......Lois b 1st qr 1854 Pimlico d 3rd qr 1898 Battersea
223a....Mary Philip b 2nd qr 1862 Pimlico.

Children of George and Emily
224......Lois Emily b 3rd qr 1845 Norwich d after 1901
Note: in 1871 Lois was an assistant in a draper's shop living at 9 High Street Oxford. By 1881 she had returned home to live with her mother until she became a housekeeper at 229 Camberwell Rd, Camberwell.
224a....Emma Eliza b 2nd qr 1847 Norwich d 3rd qr 1848 Hackney RD, Mdx
224b....Emma Eliza b 2nd qr 1848 Camberwell, Surrey d 2nd qr 1853 St Pancras
224c....Kate Marian b 2nd qr 1850 St Pancras d 3rd qr 1851 St Pancras
225......Kate Marian b 2nd qr 1852 St Pancras d1st qr 1875 Edmonton m John Richard FEAVER (b 1st qr 1851 Somerset) 3rd qr 1872 Epsom
Note: In 1871 she was living at her employer's house at 42 High Street, Kensington. In 1881 John was at 360 - 366 Holloway Rd and 17 - 21 Isligton Rd, his employers house where he was a draper. John married again but to whom is not yet known
226......George Henry b 1st qr 1854 Camberwell d 1st qr 1889 West Ham
227......Emily Jane b abt Apr 1856 St Pancras d 2nd qr 1887 Hastings
228......Annie b 3rd qr 1858 St Pancras d aft 1901
229......Benjamin Robert b Mar 1861 St Pancras d 1st qr 1862 St Pancras

Children of John and Charlotte
230......William Beare 1st qr 1860 St Pancras d aft Sep 1906
Note: William was a Copyist, Vet DEp PC Office in 1881. In 1901 he was a journalist. He seems to have lived at his mothers' houses as long as she lived.
231......John Elwin b 1st qr 1861 d after Apr 1871
232......James Boycott b 2nd qr 1862 St Pancras d aft 1891
Note: James was a draper's assistant in 1881 he was living at the premises of Messrs Tarn at Newington Causeway. At other census dates he was at his parent's home
233......Henry John b 1863 St Pancras d 1st qr 1879 St Pancras

GENERATION 5

Note: Robert was a grocer in Beccles. In 1851 he is shown at "West side of new market" Beccles and in 1871 at New Market Place, Beccles

Child of Robert and Sarah
234......Sarah Chaston b 24 Nov 1843 Bungay d 1st qr 1902 Peckham m Frederick Robert WOOLNOUGH (b 1st qr 1828 Ditchingham d 12 Nov 1907 Woodbridge Sfk) 14 Nov 1865 Beccles
Note: The bride and groom were first cousins - Sarah's father was brother to Frederick's mother. In 1881 and 1891 they were living at 12 the Gardens, Peckham. In 1901 Frederick was secretary to a Tanning Company and lived at Peckham Rye, Camberwell. Frederick was at Ferry Quay House, Woodbridge when hw died

Note: Robert was a chemist and druggist and they lived at 82 High Street, Lowestoft all their married lives

Children of Robert and Anna
235......Alice Anna b 1st qr 1854 Lowestoft m Robert MOVERLEY (b 1839/40 d 18 Nov 1912) last qr 1900
Note: Robert Moverley lived and worked with the Chastons for at least 30 years, and very likely nearly 40, as he probably came to work for Anna Chaston shortly after her husband died in 1863, when Robert would have been about 19. In the 1871 his age is given as 31, so he may have been lying about it in order to get the job and wasn't found out until some time in the 1870s.
Thus, by the time he married her, he had shared a house with his bride for about 35 years, since she was a child. She can have been under no illusion that he was madly in love with her. However, she stood to inherit the chemist's shop and he was the person who had run it for most of his life, so it was very reasonable for them to join forces.
236......Ernest Robert Daniel b 1855/6 d 1st qr 1884 St Saviour, Southwark
Note: Ernest was a chemist - in 1881 he was living in Lewisham
237......Helen Maria b 2nd qr 1857 Lowestoft bur 5 May 1857 Lowestoft

Note: Edward was a bank manager - the 1861 census shows him living at 19 Fleet St, London

Children of Edward and Sarah
238......Jessie b 1863/4 Upper Holloway London d aft 1891
239......Alfred Edward b 1864/5 Camden Town d 6 Aug 1927 Winchester m Lucy Waters GODRICH (b 1869/70 Winchester d aft 1901) 2nd qr 1895 Winchester
240......Mabel Annie b 1865/6 Camden Town d 17 Jul 1909 Alresford
241......Edith Marion b 3rd qr 1867 Camdeb Town d 22 Sep 1942 Bath, Somerset
242......George Hunt b 1870/1 Camden Town d aft Jan 1943
Note: George was a chemist

Note: William was a chemist and took over Benjamin Chaston's shop in Watton but died soon after 1856. By 1861 Emily was running the chemist shop in Watton, but soon gave it up. William was an accountant

Children of William and Emily
242a......William Chaston b 4th qr 1855 Watton
242b......Emily Mary b 2nd qr 1856 Watton.

Children of William and Emily
242c......Aubrey William dob unknown
242d......Susette dob unknown
242e......Christina dob unknown
242f......Edith dob unknown

Note: In 1881 the couple were living at Lockhampton Villa 106 Upper Tulse Hill Norwood Surrey and from 1891 onward were at 3 Tierney Rd, Streatham

Child of Herbert and Sarah
243......Edith Mary b 1877/8 d after Mar 1881

Note: In 1881 Henry and Helen were at 48 Flaxman Rd, Brixton. He and Florence lived at 25 Gubyon Ave, Brixton

Children of Henry and Helen
244......Henry Herbert b 1873/4 Brixton d aft 1910
245......Maud Helen b 3rd qr 1874 Brixton m John Woodthropp CHESTER 13 Jul 1905 St Paul's Herne Hill London

Child of Henry and Florence
246......Gertrude Beatrice b 4th qr 1888 Herne Hill London

Note: the couple lived at Butters Hall Farm, Thompson, Nfk

Child of Edmund and Maria
247......Maria Amelia b 2nd qr 1873 m Freidrich Gottleib KUNISCH (b 1863/4 Germany) 3 Jun 1897 Putney

Note: Frederick was a Miller and merchant. In 1861 he was at Lower Olland St, Bungay and in 1871 he was at Beccles Road Bungay. By 1879 he had moved to Gt Shelford, Cambs and was living at the Steam Mill, London Road; he was still there in 1891. In 1901 he was at Flour Mills, Cherry Hinton Rd, Gt Shelford.

Children of Frederick and Emma
248......Albert Herbert Carley b 1858/9 Moulton, Northants d 23 Feb 1929 Cambridge
Note: Albert was a Miller's Clerk in 1881, living with his father but by 1891 he was a Flour and Corn Merchant. When he died he was at 23 Mill Rd Cambridge
249......Alice Emma b May 1870 Bungay d after Jun 1901 m Francis Augustus SIMPSON [known as Frank] (b 1870/71 Newmarket) 19 Jun 1901 Stapleford, Cambs
Note: Frank was an electrical engineer: they seemed to live with her father
250......Ernest Frederick b Apr 1875 Bungay d 1 May 1951 Stapleford Cambs m Nellie YARROW (b 1879/80 Teversham Cambs bur 29 Nov 1965 Stapleford) 4th qr 1901 Cambridge

Note: Thomas was a draper's assistant living at 12 Belgrave Terrace, Bristol in 1871. He died of Tuberculosis. Maria was a dressmaker and the cause of death was given as senile decay and cardiac syncope

Child of Thomas and Maria
251......Annie Amelia b Jun 1870 Bristol d 2nd Dec 1870 Bristol
252......Maria Bird b 20 Jun 1868 Clifton, Bristol d 4 Jul 1950 Brisbane m Frederick William HACKER (b 19 Nov 1855 Islington d 10 Jan 1942 Brisbane) 11 Nov 1885 Rockhampton, Queensland
Note: Frederick was a schoolteacher, and Maria was a music teacher. In 1871 she was staying with her uncle at Beccles Rd Bungay: she died of Pneumonia and cancer of the gall bladder.

Note: Alfred was an assistant draper in 1971, dock clerk in 1881, dock foreman in 1891 and a warehouse keeper, docks in 1901. In 1871 he was living at his employer's house , Robert Syle, 12 - 15 St Andrews Place Cambridge, where Mary WHITE was also working. In 1881 thery were living at 4 Grafton Rd Plaistow, and after that at 50 Terrace Road, West Ham

Children of Alfred and Mary White
252......Lizzie Maria b 1 Jun 1873 New Yark m Arthur Robert PEGGS (b 1873/4 ?Bounton Surrey d aft 26 Aug 1936) 1 Jun 1897 Plaistow
Note: In 1901 Arthur was an agent for the sale of steamships, living at 82 Essex Rd East Ham
253......Herbert John b 20 Feb 1875 Jersey City Heights, NJ., m Agnes Mary BRADSHAW (b 1873/4 Wellingborough d 27 Nov 1922 London) 28 Aug 1897
Note: Herbert was a Tramway worker - locomotive fitter's labourer in 1901 when they lived at 4 Grove Gardens, Leabon St, West Ham.
254......Arthur Thomas b 26 Jun 1877 Jersey City Heights NJ d 29 Apr 1899
255......Amelia Gertrude b 19 Sep 1880 Plaistow d aft 1904 m Albert Edward ALP 27 Aug 1904 Plaistow
Note: Amelia was a fine arts clerk in 1901
266......Evelina Augusta b 9 Jan 1883 d 8 Mar 1844

Note: in 1881 Edward was a railway servant, living at 44 King Henry, Islington and a railway signalman in 1891 at 47 Barretts Grove, Stoke Newington and 1901, still a signalman he was at 1 Woodville Terrace, Islington . He died leaving property worth £2024..0s..11d

Children of Edward and Elenor
267......Edward Thomas b 2nd qr 1876 Clapton, Mdx., d 4th qr 1885 Hackney RD, Mdx
268......Annie Ellen b 4th qr 1883 Islington

Note: Benjamin was a medical practitioner. In 1861 he is shown in the census as a pupil of Dr John Dashwood, GP at New Market, Beccles. In 1871 his home was at New St Daventry, but he was visiting Bridge House Hotel, 4 Borough High St, Southwark. In 1881 he was at 31 Castle St Salisbury and in 1891 he had moved to Weirfield, Huddersfield Rd, Thurleston, Yorks. Ten years later he was at Hunshelf Road, Stocksbridge

Children of Benjamin and Catherine
269......Catherine May b 1869/70 Daventry
Note: In 1891 Catherine was a governess to the Padgett family at 1 Back Lane, Guiseley, Yorkshire
270......Steward b 3rd qr 1870 Daventry d same qr
271......Ellen Ada b 4th qr 1871 Daventry
Note: Ellen was at Girls' Collegiate School, Gospelgate, Louth as a pupil in 1891
272......Amy b 2nd qr 1872 Daventry
Note: in 1891 Amy was a pupil teacher in Pembroke House, Green Parade, Harrogate
273......Nora b 1 Mar 1874 Daventry
Note: In 1901 Nora was shown to be in the household of the Kendall family at Weston by Welland, Northants
274......Ben b 1st qr 1875 Salisbury d 3rd qr 1904 Maidenhead
Note: In 1891 Ben was a pupil at Denstone College Denston in Alton, Staffs
275......Maggie b 1st qr 1878 Salisbury m Frederick BENNETTS (b 1872/3 Queen Camel, Somerset) 1st qr 1900 Stocksbridge
Note: in 1901 she was at Olney Rd, Bozeat, Northants

Note: In 1871 the couple lived at Pound Lane, Blundeston where William was a miller, and by 1881 when William had become a corn merchant they lived first at Mutford Bridge, Oulton, then in 1891 and 1901 at Bramfield Road, Halesworth

Children of William and Harriet
276......Edward b 2nd qr 1863 Ellingham
Note: In 1881 he was at Messrs Tarn's establishment Newington, and in 1891 at the Mills, Sweffling - his uncle's house
277......Harriet Victoria b 12 Mar 1870 Blundeston m Thomas Evi CROOK (b 5 May 1872 Amesbury, Wiltshire) between Aug and Dec 1897
Note: Thomas was a practical Brewer and Farmer at Grately Hampshire
278......Lilian Mary b 26 Jul 1873 Blundeston m Walter John ROSIER (b 1st qr 1876 Hungerford) between Aug and Dec 1906
Note: Lilian was always known as Lillie

Note: In 1861, John was a silk mercer and in 1871 a draper's assistant. His gravestone reads "In memory of John Chaston Shearing who died July 4th 1876 aged 43 years". Elizabeth went to live with her mother in Huddlestone Road, London and then in Tufnell Park Road, Islington. In 1901 she was a boarder at 5 Ospringe Road, Kentish Town

Children of John and Elizabeth
279......Elizabeth Odhams [Lizzie] b 1st qr 1867 Newington d aft 1921
Note: Lizzie Shearing was still alive in the early 1920s, when Leonard Bedwell's family magazine, Shearings, reported that Lizzie (who lived in London) had spent Christmas in Grateley with Uncle Albert. She was a schoolteacher.
280......William Alfred b 4th qr 1868 m Mary Ann SHARP or LANGRIDGE (b 1864/5 Holloway) 4th qr 1897 Islington
Note: In 1881 William was at St Pancras Orphan Working School Haverstock Hill, Hampstead. William became a warehouseman in the tobacco trade. In 1901 they were living at 87 Moray Road, Islington
281......Albert Elliott b 1871/2 Brixton

Note: George was a solicitor in Beccles. The wedding was reported in the Beccles and Bungay Weekly News on 13 Sep 1864. They lived at Blyburgate Street, Beccles

Children of George and Ann
282......Thomas Plowman b 3rd qr 1866 Beccles
Note: Thomas became a solicitor
283......Harriette Louisa b 1st qr 1869 Beccles m Herbert WEBSTER 2nd qr 1902 Mutford
Note: Harriette was known as "Puss". In 1891 she was working as a "lady help" at the Vicarage, Aubourn, Lincolnshire.
284......Alice Mary b 3rd qr 1871 Beccles
285......Frank b 3rd qr 1873 Beccles d 2nd qr 1898 Beccles
Note: Frank was a printer compositor in 1891
286......Bernard George b 4th qr 1874 Beccles
Note: Bernard was a printer compositor. It is thought that he may have emigrated by 1901

Note: in 1860 Samuel was a farmer in St Cross, in 1881 he was a railway clerk and in 1891 a county court officer. In 1861 they lived at St Cross South Elmham, in 1871 at 94 Onley Street Newington, i n 1881 at 5 Station Rd, Victoria Terrace, Forest Gate and in 1891 at 117 Station Rd Forest Gate. All three of the eldest sons could not be found in the census returns, so perhaps they emigrated, since there appears to be no record of their death

Children of Samuel and Sarah
287......Alice Ann b 3rd qr 1861 St Cross South Elmham m Henry Allen RAPSON (b 1867 Penryn, Cornwall d 4th qr 1898 West Ham) 2nd qr 1882 West Ham
Note: In 1891 Henry was Assistant to H M Inspector of Schools in 1891 living at 8 Alexandra Terrace. Alice was a governess in 1881 and a coal merchant in 1901 living at Antron, Mabe, Cornwall. She may have remarried to William Thomas WILLIAMS in Falmouth RD in 1902
288......Ernest C b 1863/4 Hoxton, Mdx
Note: Ernest was a clerk in 1881
289......Arthur J b 1865/6 Kennington
Note: Arthur was a clark in 1881
290......Victoria Louisa b 1st qr 1868 Kennington m Alfred Herbert RAMSDEN 3rd qr 1892 West Ham
Note: In 1901 Victoria was at 2 Mayville Rd Leytonstone, but Alfred was away from home on the night of the 1901 census. Sukie thinks he may very well have been the Alfred H. Ramsden (35), fruit warehouseman, who was staying with his parents and sister in West Ham, even although that particular Alfred Ramsden was said to be unmarried.
291......Reginald b 2nd qr 1870 Walworth, Surrey
Note: Reginald was a case packer in 1891
292......Frederick William b 2nd qr 1871 Walworth Surrey
In 1891 Frederick was a case packer and in 1901 a cab driver
293......Walter Albert b 2nd qr 1875 Walworth Surrey
Note: In 1891 Walter was a clerk and in 1901 he was a ticket collector
294......Albert Shearing b 1877/8 Walworth Surrey
Albert was a Railway Carman in 1891
295......Gertrude E b 1881/2 Forest Gate Essex
Note: A Gertrude Eleanor HART married John Alfred CARR in West Ham in the second quarter of 1900 and in the 1901 census it may be the same couple who are living in Leytonstone, a short distance from the Ramsdens, with their baby daughter Violet. However, John Carr is a general labourer, which seems a little bit unlikely for Gertrude, whose family were generally in the clerical classes. We would have to be sure that her middle name was Eleanor before adding John Alfred and Violet to the family tree.

Note: Fanny was the daughter of William and Alice SCOTT In 1861 she was working as a shop assistant in a hosiery shop in Salisbury. In 1871 they lived at 50 Chalk Farm Rd, Camden Town but in 1881 they had moved to Grately, Hampshire where they remained. Albert was a ladies outfitter in 1871, a shopkeeper in 1891 and a coal and grain merchant in 1901

Child of Albert and Fanny
296......Eleanor Fanny b 30 Sep 1883 m Charles CROOK (b 28 Apr 1880 Fyfield, Hampshire) 3rd qr 1911 Grately
Note: Charles, known as Charlie, was a farmer in Amesbury. Charlie was the brother of Will SHEARING's wife Edith CROOK and Harriet SHEARING's husband Tom CROOK

Note: In 1891 the couple were living at Edwin's Hall, Woodham Ferris. In 1901 Alice is shown in the census as being at 11 Victoria Road, Carleton Colville and in 1922 she was at Walcot Lodge Barnack, Rutland. James was resident at Tower House, Barnack in 1929. His occupation was Farm Bailiff

Children of James and Alice
297......Gerald H A b 1882/3 St Margaret Sth Elmham
298......Ida Mary b 28 Feb 1855 Wangford RD m Charles Bailey ALLERTON bet Dec 1912 and Mar 1913 Mutford
Note:Ida was known as Dulcie
299......Isabel b 27 Jan 1888 m Arthur Thomas STOKES 1 Sep 1921 Barnack, Rutland
Isabel's nickname was Chummy

Note: Ellen was the daughter of Robert BURTSAL and Elizabeth BROWNE. In 1881 they were at Mill House, Swefling, and in 1901 at Great Glemham Road, Swefling. Frederick was a miller.

Children of Robert and Ellen
300......Ellen Elizabeth b 24 Aug 1873 Great Glemham bur 29 Sep 1960 Frimley Green, Surrey m (a) Frank BEDWELL b 13 Nov 1872 Leiston Sfk d 30 Oct 1897 Stowmarket) 2 May 1895 Rendham Sfk (b) Joseph Antrim LANKASTER (b 1853/4 Old Newton, Sfk d 17 Jul 1913 London) 2nd qr 1903 Stowmarket

Note: Frank was a flour miller at Swefling. He died of pneumonia and left property to the value of £1072.19s. 2d. After his death, Ellen ran the business of Bedwell & Co in Stowmarket, when she lived at Childer Road, Stowmarket. Joseph was a farmer who bred Suffolk Punches.
301......William Nelson b 27 Jul 1874 Gt Glemham d 14 Mar 1940 Andover m Edith CROCK (bur 18 Feb 1877) 1904/5 Grateley, Hampshire
Note:William (known as "Will" or "Bumble" was a coal merchant and farmer
302......Percival Burtsal (Percy) b 27 Aug 1875 Great Glemham d in S Africa, m Ethel Rosalind (bap 1 Oct 1918) 1905 Capetown, SA
Note: Percy was a department store manager. In 1891 he lived at his empoyers address 22-24 Sussex Place, Kensington and in 1901 at 8 Cavendish Buildings, St Marylebone. Ethel was a shop assistant
303......Harry Chaston b 31 Aug 1876 Great Glemham d in S Africa m Mabel Elizabeth abt 1918 SA
Note: Harry was South African Men's Tennis Champion. Mabel was known as "Smiler"
304......Frederick Stanley b 29 Aug 1877 Great Glemham d 28 Feb 1942 Stowmarket m Agnes Maude YALLOP (b 29 Mar 1876 West Ham d after 1942 Stowmarket) 3rd qr 1903 Gt Yarmouth Nfk
Note: Frederick was a mill manager - he ran Bedwell and Co for his sister Bessie
305......Mildred Alice b 4 Dec 1880 Swefling m Frank TACON (b 15 Sep 1881 Chorlton, Lancs) bet Feb & Jun 1909 Swefling
Note: Frank was a paper manufacturer
306......Mabel May b 4 Jan 1882 Swefling d 15 Feb 1962 Peasenhall m Gilbert Robert George JERREY (b 22 Sep 1863 Peasenhall d 1 Dec 1944 Peasenhall) 4th qr 1912 Peasenhall
Gilbert was a grocer and ham curer.
307......Phyllis Mary b 5 Oct 1883 Swefling m Edward John Clarke HALLAM (b 3 Jul 1867 Tostock Sfk) 3rd qr 1910 Peasenhall
Note: Edward was a threshing machine proprietor, and later a garage proprietor

Note: In 1871 the couple were living at 4 Cambridge Lodge Villas, Hackney, in 1881 at 35 King Edwards Rd Hackney, and in 1891 and 1901 at 16 Chichester Road, Croydon

Children of William and Phebe

308......Mary Calvert b 2nd qr 1865 Hackney m William West HOLDSWORTH (b 1858/9 Jamaica) 3 Dec 1888 Madras India
William was a clergyman - probably Wesleyan Methodist
309......William Woodthorpe b 1865/6 Hackney m Alice Clair SPEARMAN (b 1866/7 London
Note in 1891 they were living in 23 Langley Rd Beckenham Kent. William was a trimming manufacturer
310......Charlotte Elizabeth b 1868/9 Hackney d 11 Jan 1932 London m Edmund Dunn BROWN (b 1870/1 Croydon) 5 Sep 1894 Croydon
Note: Edmund was a flour miller - in 1901 they were living at 2 Chepstow Rd Croydon
311......Margaret E b Oct 1870 Hackney
312......Howard Lisle b 1872/3 Hackney d 30 Oct 1918 Croydon
Howard was an artist - apparently a sculptor

Note: Robert was an organist and professor of music in 1901 and Jessie was the headmistress of an elementary school. They lived at 140 Westcombe Hill, Greenwich

Children of Robert and Jessie
313......Harold Woodthorpe b 1884 Scotland d aft 1961 m Kathleen BARRY
314......Vera Jessie b 1885 Sevenoaks, Kent d aft 1961
315......Robert b 1889 d 1990

Note: William was a chemist and druggist. In 1861 William was at 50 Albert Bldgs, Shoreditch, London

Children of William and Ellen
315a......William C b 1869/70 m Ellen
Note: William was a tea packer in Shoreditch in 1901 and had one son, William then aged 2
315b......Alfred C b 1873/4
315c......Frederick H b 1896/7
315d......Alice Victoria b 4th qr 1879

Note: In 1881 they were living at 11 Norcott Rd Clapton, in 1891 at 66 Reighton Road Hackney and in 1901 at 77 Grove Lane Hackney. Thomas was a house painter in 1871 and a foreman decorator in 1901

Child of Thomas and Mary
316......Olive b Feb 1881 London

Note: Robert was an auctioneer. In 1871 they lived at 33 St John's Road, Lowestoft, in 1881 at 7 Bevan Street, Lowestoft and subsequently at 136 Denmark Road, Lowestoft.

Chuldren of Robert and Mary Ann
317......Maude S b Feb or Mar 1871 Lowestoft
318......Minnie S b 1872 Lowestoft
Note: Minnie was a milliner's asistant in 1891, living with her parents.
319......Benjamin R b 1874/5 Lowestoft
320......William B b 1874/5 Lowestoft
321......Gertrude b 1879/80 Lowestoft
322......Mabel J b Apr 1881 Lowestoft
323......Percival b 1882/3 Lowestoft
324......Leonard C b 1887/8 Lowestoft

Note: Henry was a steel merchant in 1901. In 1891 they lived at The Retreat, Buckingham Rd Woodford, Essex and in 1901 at Red Oaks, Theydon Bois Essex

Children of Henry and Margaret
325......Mabel Lucy b 27 Dec 1884 Woodford d abt 1985 m John Mathieson GILLIES ( b abt 9 Nov1880) 2nd qr 1908 Theydon Bois
326......Muriel Emily b 1 Nov 1886 Woodford m Henry Bernard KEMSLEY (b 7 Apr 1883 Harlow) 2nd qr 1910 Theydon Bois
Note: Henry was always known as Bernard, and was a farmer
327......Daisy Marion b 1 Apr 1889 Woodford d 11 Nov 1945 Theydon Bois
Note: Daisy suffered from hereditary fructose intolerance
328......Henry Nelson b 9 Oct 1895 Woodford d 20 Sep 1964 m (a) Barbara Alice GOODMAN (b 10 Jul 1895 d 2 Feb 1951) 21 Feb 1922 Woodford Green, (b) Kathleen Joan NEWMAN aft 1951
Note: Henry was known as Nelson and was a tool merchant

Note: Elizabeth was known as Libby. Edwin was a farmer in 1891 but by 1901 he was "something in the City to do with paper"

Child of Edwin and Libby
329......Lilla Mabel b 3rd qr 1878 Thorpe Morieux, Sfk d aft 1923 m Thomas COE
Note: Thomas was a vetinary surgeon. They married late in life and lived in Bury St Edmunds in the twenties.There were no children.

Note: Robert was an ironmonger in 1901, a capitalist and landowner; they lived at Lower Olland St, Bungay

Children of Robert and Emma
330......Leopold Elliott b 1st qr 1893 Bungay d abt 1946
331......Muriel Constance b 3rd qr 1894 Bungay d abt 1981 m Rex CHALLENOR
Note: Muriel was known as "Bunny`'; Rex was the owner of a furniture store
332......Charles Jannings b 20 Jul 1896 Bungay d 20 Dec 1920 Durban, Natal m Nellie Alexandrina BEATON (b 7 Sep 1897 Melbourne, Vic. d 17 Aug 1963 Durban, Batal) 18 Apr 1927 Durban, Natal
Note: Charles was a property owner and capitalist
333......Edmund Barton b bef 14 Dec 1897 Bungay d 1st qr 1898 Bungay
334......Grosvenor Frank b bef 14 Dec 1897 Bungay d Dec 1897 Bungay
335......Percival Henry b bef 14 Dec 1897 Bungay d Dec 1897 Bungay
336......Douglas Lombard b 1899/1900 Bungay d between 1978/1979 Durban, Natal m (a) Stella (b) Doris GARDENER 1940 Durban
Note: Douglas was a medical practitioner

Note: Charles Leopold (known as Leopold) was an aural surgeon in 1894. By the time he died he had added to his name which was recorded as Charles Elliott Leopold Barton HUDSON. In 1901 they were living at 10 Gledhow Gardens, Sth Kensington. Ethel was the daughter of Septimus and Ellen MORGAN, who owned Morgan Bros, publishers who published trade journals including The Ironmonger" and "Chemist and Druggist". She left an estate of £155,336 including a donation of £1050 to the Middlesex hospital.

Children of Leopold and Ethel
337......Barton Middleton Morgan b 4th qr 1895 London d 5 Mar 1943 Shipton Moyne, Gloucestershire m Hope (b abt 1895 d aft Dec 1956) 10 Sep 1919 Brompton.
Note: Barton was joint Master of the Oakley Hunt in 1931 He regularly attended the reunion dinners of the Middlesex Yeomanry and the Desert Mounted Corps and was Master of the Ironmongers Company in 1937.
338......Austin Uvedale Morgan b 6 Feb 1897 London d 29 Nov 1956 Westminster Hospital, London m Peggy BROADBENT (b abt 1905 d aft Dec 1956) 14 Jul 1930
Note: Austin was knighted and became Sir Austin

Note: in 1901 they lived at Carbrooke Villa, Carbrooke Nfk
339......Austin Leopold b 3rd qr 1895 Carbrooke d aft Jul 1929 m Nora E RINGER 3rd qr 1921 Norwich
340......Mary Marjorie Gertrude b abt Mar 1900 Carbrooke d aft Jul 1929 m George Rice Francis CLARKE 2nd qr 1921

Note: William was a dental surgeon. They lived at Llanwrst, Cyprus Rd, Hornsey, Mdx in 1891 and at 147 Mount View Rd, Stroud Green Mdx in 1901

Children of William and Eliza
341......Hilda Lucy b Nov 1890 Kingsland, Mdx
342......Reginald William b 3rd qr 1893 Finchley Church End, Mdx
343......Winifred Mary b 1895/6 Kingsland
344......John Daniel b 1897/8 Kingsland
345......Dorothy Ada b 1899/1900 Stroud Green

Note: Lucien was a Dental Surgeon. He married under the name of Lucien Edward. In 1901 they lived at Park House, Wharton Road, West Kensington

Children of Lucien and Hannah
346......Florence Kent b 4th qr 1899 Pwhelli, Wales
347......Edward Crow b Feb 1901 West Kensington
Note: In 1927 he was living at 21 The Crescent, Barnes, Surrey

Note: Robert was a general medical practitioner. In 1861 and 1871 they were living at 1 Amersham Park, Deptford and in 1881 and 1891 they were at 25 Wickham Rd Deptford.

Child of Robert and Lois
348......Robert William b 4th qr 1861 Deptford m Margaret Jane VAUGHAN 4th qr 1888 Croydon
Note: Robert became a barrister. In 1891 they lived at Southborough Rd, Bromley and in 1901 at Chester Lodge, Filsham Rd, Hastings. There appears to have been no issue.

Note: William was a linen draper (department store proprietor). In 1871 they lived at Elmwood, Upper Atkins Rd, Clapham, Surrey, in 1881 at 21 Lancaster Gate, Paddington, in 1891 at 94 Lancaster Gate and Frances was at 25 Berkley Square, London in 1917

Children of William and Frances
349......William Woodthorpe b 26 Feb 1869 d 7 Nov 1957 Muirtown, Inverness m Flore MacDonald ROBERTSON (b 1857/8 Ireland d 27 May 1937 Muirtown, Inverness) 9 Apr 1896 Oban
Note: William was at first a barrister then an historian. He became a Knight Bachelor in the New Year Honours in 1952. See his obituary here
350......Fanny Lois b 3rd qr 1874 Paddington m Alfred Amberson B MARTEN (b 1870/71 London) 2nd qr 1898 Paddington
Note: Alfred was a barrister. In 1901 they were living at 19 Oxford Sq Paddington.

Note: Mary was said to be the daughter of Orson BENNETT, Judge of the Supreme Court of Michegan.

Children of John and Mary
360......Pauline b abt 1878
361......Henrietta Antoinette b 1881/2 St Germaine, France d after 1907 m Francis George ALSTON (or Harold SCHWANN) 2nd qr 1907 St George, Hanover Sq RD

Note: Frederick was a worsted spinner. They lived in 9 St Paul's Road, Manningham

Children of Frederick and Louisa
362......Winifred b 1881/2 Bradford, Yorks
363......Lois Muriel b 4th qr 1887 Bradford

Note: Joseph was a saddler and harness maker. In 1891 they lived at 19 Edgeware Rd Paddington and in 1901 at 8 Keslake Road, Willesden, Mdx

Children of Joseph and Annie
364......Marian Lois b Mar 1887 Paddington
365......William John b 1st qr 1889 Paddington

Note: Edmund was recorded as a chemist in 1881, and a teacher of music in 1891 and 1901. They lived at 36 Ursula St, Battersea in 1881 and at 65 Roseman St Battersea in 1891.

Children of Edmund and Lois
366......Lois Mary b 2nd qr 1879 Battersea d 1st qr 1881 Battersea
367......Robert W b 2nd qr 1881 Battersea
Note: Robert was an organ builder's apprentice in 1901
368......Frank H 1884/5 Battersea
Note: Frank was a piano tuner's apprentice in 1901
369......Edmond Spahorne b 2nd qr 1886 Battersea
Note: Edmond was a clerk in 1901
370......Wilfred Ernest b 3rd qr 1887 Battersea
371......Leonard D'oyle b 3rd qr 1889 Battersea
372......Gilbert Minter b Feb 1891 Battersea
373......Sydney Philip b abt Mar 1894 Battersea
374......Muriel Lois b 3rd qr 1895 Wandsworth

Note:George was a journalist - a chief sub editor - and they settled in Brixton.

Children of George and Mary
375......Helen b 1st qr 1888 Ibstock, Leics
376......Frank Morton b 3rd qr 1899 Hamwell, Mdx
377......Lilian b 1st qr 1894 Brixton
378......Violet St George b 2nd qr 1895 Brixton
379......Hereward George b 3rd qr 1896 Brixton

Note: Alfred was a bank clerk. In 1881 they lived at 9 Herbert St, West Plumstead, in 1891 at Myrtle Villa Albecore St Lewisham and in 1901 at 193 High St Lewisham

Children of Alfred and Annie
380......Percy Frank b Dec 1880 Plumstead
Note: Percy was a stockbroker's clerk in 1901
381......Winifred Annie b 1881/2 Camberwell
382......Stanley Alfred b 1st qr 1887 Lewisham