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CRICKMORE BRANCH
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The possible Crickmore Coat of arms
Although a coat of arms has been attributed to the Crickmore by a firm which seeks to attach such honours to every name, the arms concerned were awarded to a Cricktot in 1410 - no link can be established, and it is very unlikely that this referred to the Crickmore family; nonetheless, it is possible.
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Adams...Appleton...Ayers...Barber...Bensley...Burgess...Catchpole...Clarke...Dann...Drake...Drew
Edwards...Elsom...Fayers...Gover 1915...Gover 1923...Gray...Hammond...Hannam...Harrison...Harvey 1878...Harvey 1937
Hovell...Howard...Key...Mackie...Major...McLean...Meek...Mewse
Mingham...Mooney...Morant...Nichols...Nicholls...Norman...Norman...Pye
Quick...Riley...Rivett...Saunders...Shorten...Simpson...Smith 1906...Smith 1938...Stollery...Vader...Vanstone...Vogt...Wade
Wilkin...Woods...Woolnough...Wright
The origin of the name is obscure.
The first certain records occur in two groups, one in the Waveney valley and the other a few miles south of Norwich, and the Crickmores spread out from there, although there is at least one Crakemore in Yorkshire in the fourteenth century - but no positive link with the Norfolk Crickmores.
There are several ways of spelling this name. They include Crickmer, Crickmay, Crickmore and sometimes Creekmore. For simplicity the name Crickmore has been used throughout instead of the variations
GENERATION 1
1 Gould CRICKMORE m Esther
Note: Gould and Esther were my 5 x great grandparents
Children of Gould and Esther
2......Benjamin b abt 1757 Beccles d 13 Dec 1814
3......Robert b abt 1766 Beccles
4......James bap 23 Dec 1770 St James Pockthorpe
5......Gould b abt 1771 Norwich
GENERATION 2
2 Benjamin CRICKMORE m Susan
Children of Benjamin and Susan
6......Benjamin bap 28 Jan 1783 Beccles bur Port Hope, Ontario, 1832 m Frances BENSLEY 15 Apr 1812 Beccles
7......Gould b 20 Aug 1787 Beccles bap 22 Aug 1787 Beccles Independent
8......Eleanor bap 16 Jun 1789 Beccles Independent
9......Richard bap 27 Jan 1791 Beccles Independent m Ann QUICK St Martins, London.
7 Robert CRICKMORE (mariner) m (a) ? (b) Ann MOONEY 22 Dec 1787 St Dunstan's Stepney
Child of Robert and Ann
8......Esther bap 8 Mar 1789 St Dunstan, Stepney, London
9......Robert bap 2 Jan 1791 St Dunstan, Stepney, London
10....Jno Gould bap 25 Oct 1799 St Dunstan, Stepney, London
11....James bap 22 Apr 1804 St Dunstan, Stepney, London
12....Rebecca dob unknown m Andrew MACKIE 22 Jan 1805 St Leonard, Shoreditch
Note: witnesses to the marriage were John CRICKMORE and Angela HOVELL
GENERATION 3
7 Gould CRICKMORE m Sarah abt 1815
Note: In 1841 Gould was a glazier living in Queen Street. St George Hanover Square, London
Children of Gould and Sarah
7b......Benjamin b 1816 Middlesex
Note: In 1841 Benjamin is hown as a plumber, and is married in 1851 but to whom is not known
7c......Mary b 1826 Middlesex
7d......William Rufus b 1826 Middlesex
Note: William was a bootmaker in 1851 at 31 Fleet Lane, St Sepulchre, London and in 1871 he is a painter employing 2 men and a boy
7e......Sarah b 1831 Middlesex
7f......Maria b 1831 Middlesex
7g......Lydia b 1833 Middlesex
9 Robert CRICKMORE m Elizabeth HAMMOND (bap 19 Jul 1795 Burgh Castle) 28 Sep 1813 in Great Yarmouth Note: Elizabeth was the daughter of William HAMMOND and Mary She remarried Stephen DREW, a bricklayer on 1 Nov 1827 as a widow. The 1851 census states her age as 50, which seems a little "out". She died 17 Feb 1852 at "`The Palace" St James, Norwich after suffering from heart disease and dropsy for three years when her age was given as 65. She was survived by Stephen.
Robert and Elizabeth had the following child
13......John b 29 Aug 1817 in Gt Yarmouth d 16 Aug 1879 bur 22 Aug 1879 Lowestoft
14......Robert d.o.b.unknown
GENERATION 4
7d William Rufus CRICKMORE m Eleanor abt 1850
Note: In 1871 William and Eleanor (now calling themselves Crickman) were living at Kilburn Rd, Willesden and William was a painter employing two men and a boy
Children of William and Eleanor
7h......Sarah A b 1851 Middlesex
7i......Hannah M b 1859 Middlesex
13 John CRICKMORE m Susan SHORTEN (b abt 1818 Sprowston d 9 May 1901 Lowestoft aged 83 [Mutford 4a 577]) at Norwich Baptist Church 16 Jan 1840
Note: In 1840 they both lived at St James’ Palace and John was a waterman. After they were married the 1841 census shows they lived at 13 - 14 Barrack Street, Pockthorpe, Norwich, (with Robert, John's brother) and by 1851 they had moved to Beach, Lowestoft where John was at first a "coal meter" in 1867 and then a shopkeeper in 1878.
Where did he work?
In 1861 he was a coalheaver. In 1871 he was a shopkeeper in Rants Score East, presumably at No 1 where Susan lived and worked as a shopkeeper after his death
Susan was living as a widow shopkeeper in 1881 at 1 Rants Score, Lowestoft, next door to John Mewse and dau. Elizabeth. (see photo of house here) In 1891 she was at East Street, Lowestoft living with grandson James J PYE, by then a cooper. Their gravestone may be seen here
Children of John and Susan
Children of John and Francis
26......John Samuel bap 1860 d 22 Nov 1870
27......Frances bap 1863
Note: Frances was a net repairer in 1881
John and Elizabeth Mewse had the following children
19a....John Samuel b 1860 d 22 Nov 1870
19b....Elizabeth Mary Ann bap 7 Nov 1869 Lowestoft d 22 Nov 1869
20...... Elizabeth Mary Ann b 1870 d 27th October 1944 [see Green branch]
Note: Elizabeth was my grandmother
28......Eliza Ann Alice b 1873 m Walter William CATCHPOLE 1900
29......Alice Maud Susan b 1874 d 1875
30......John Samuel b 1877 d 31 Mar 1931 m Louisa Emily WILKIN [see Wilkins branch]
31......Samuel John b 1878 d 1879
32......Samuel Ernest b 1880 d 30 Apr 1881
33......Alice Maud Daisy b 1882 d in infancy
34......Alice Maud Daisy b 1887 d 1887
35......Alice May b 1888
15 John Stephen CRICKMORE m Naomi NORMAN dau of James NORMAN
Note: John was a labourer in 1862. In 1871 the family were at Wellington Cottage Lowestoft.
Naomi remarried as a widow Alfred RIVETT 30 Sep 1879 Gt Yarmouth
Children of John and Naomi
36......Mary Ann Eliza b 2nd qr 1860 [Mutford 4a 685] bap 6 May 1860 d 1st qr 1870 [Mutford 4a 533]
37......John James b 6 Oct 1861 [Hull 1d 999] m Frances MEWSE [see Mewse branch]
38......James Robert bap 2 Aug 1863 - cook on the "Alacrity" in 1881
39......William George bap 1 Apr 1866
40......Eliza Ann b abt 1869
41......Robert Henry b 1st qr 1871 d 19 Apr 1931
16 Robert William CRICKMORE b 1842 mariner of Howard St, Lowestoft, m (a) Pheobe SIMPSON 4th qr 1863 [Blything 4a 1475] (b) Cornelia Johanna VOGT (b 1843) 3 Oct 1877 St John's Church, Lowestoft
Note: Cornelia was widowed daughter of Metaver VADER (fisherman)
Witnesses to the marriage of Cornelia were Thomas WOOLNOUGH and Susan CRICKMORE
Children of Robert and Pheobe
42......Robert James b 3rd qr 1864 [Blything 4a 655] bap 3 Dec 1864 Southwold
43......Charles Francis b 4th qr 1865 [Blything 4a 622] bap 3 Dec 1865 Southwold
44......Arthur Bruce b 1st qr 1868 [Blything 4a 680] bap 1 Mar 1868 Southwold
45......Frank Edward b 3rd qr 1871 [Blything 4a 656] bap 3 Sep 1871 Southwold
46......Maggie May b 4th qr 1874 [Blything 4a 697] bap 1 Nov 1874 Southwold]
17 William Almond CRICKMORE m (a) Susan Ann AYERS (d 15 Oct 1880 aged 35 [Mutford 4a 469] Lowestoft Jan 1874 (b) Eliza CLARKE (b 1835) widow, nee COLMAN 11 `Sep 1881 United Methodist Church, Lowestoft
Note: William and Eliza lived at 1 Wells Cottage, Raglan St in 1902. Eliza was the daughter of Edward COLMAN, a sawyer and was living at 8 Edinburgh Rd, Lowesdtoft at the time of her marriage to William. Witnesses to the wedding were Mrs COLMAN and Elizabeth MEWSE.
In 1881 the two boys William and James were lodging with their Grandmother Susan Crickmore nee Shorten at 1 Rants Score (east). You can see Susan Ann's gravestone here
Children of William Almond and Susan
47......Magnus John b Oct 1878 Lowestoft d 20 Apr 1880 Lowestoft
48......Magnus John b Aug 1880 d 21 Sep 1880 aged 6 weeks
49......William John b 4th qr 1875 [Mutford 4a 728] m Beatrice Maud Mary FAYERS in Natal, South Africa.
50......James Robert b4th qr 1876 [Mutford 4a 765] killed at siege of Ladysmith (Boer War) 1899
19 Mary Ann CRICKMORE m Jonathan NICHOLLS (b 1845 Thurlton) 2nd qr 1878 [Mutford 4a 1108]
Note: Jonathan was a blacksmith and the family was at Norton Street, Norton Subcourse, Kirby Cane in 1891
Children of Jonathan and Mary Ann
51......Ellen Elizabeth b 1st qr 1879 Norton Subcourse [Loddon 4b 219]
52......Ernest Noah b 4th qr 1881 Norton Subcourse [Loddon 4b 207]
53......Arthur Jonathan b 1st qr 1883 Norton Subcourse [Loddon 4b 237]
Note: Arthur was an ag lab in 1901
54......Annie Maria b 3rd qr 1884 Norton Subcourse [Loddon 4b 222]
55......John Thomas b 4th qr 1885 Norton Subcourse [Loddon 4b 218]
Note:John was an ag lab in 1901
56......Walter b 1st qr 1877 Norton Subcourse [Loddon 4b 224]
Note: Walter was an ag lab in 1901
57......Ethel b 4th qr 1888 Norton Subcourse [Loddon 4b 211]
58......Kate Elizabeth b 2nd qr 1891 Norton Subcourse [Loddon 4b 226]
20 Eliza Ann CRICKMORE m James Gooch PYE (b 1851) 13 Apr 1872 St Johns Church
Note: Witnesses were John NEWSON and Elizabeth MEWSE her sister now married. James (a carter in 1871) was the son of Walter (Carter and beer house keeper) and Martha PYE and in 1861 was living next door but one. James Gooch Pye remarried to Bridget Ann RILEY (b 3rd qr 1855 Carlisle) 1st qr 1875 Lowestoft.
Child of James and Eliza Ann
59......John James b 4th qr 1872 Lowestoft
Note: Mother died in childbirth. John James was raised by Susan his grandmother. In 1881 they were at 1 Rants Score East
23 Arabella CRICKMORE m John HARVEYson of John HARVEY (b 1856 Wissett) 10 Jun 1878 [Mutford 4a 1109]
Note: John was a labourer at marriage but the 1881 census shows him as a groom, and Arabella as a dressmaker and tailoress. In 1891 John was turncock to the Water Co and Arabella was a dresmaker and the family were at 54 Reeve Street, Lowestoft In 1901 John was a coal dealer and the family were at 43 Cambridge Rd Lowestoft. In 1911 John was a carter and coal dealer and they lived at North Cottage, Melbourne Rd, Lowestoft
Child of John and Arabella
60......John b 2nd qr 1880 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 853]
61......Ernest W T b 1st qr 1882 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 877]
62......Frederick Percy b 2nd qr 1883 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 884]
63......Albert George Gordon b 1st qr 1885 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 957] m Florence May SMITH (b 1884 Pulton) 4th qr 1906 [Mutford 4a 2311]
Note in 1911 Albert was a fishmonger living at 143 Westwood Rd, Earlsdon, Coventry
64......Alice Eliza C b 4th qr 1886 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 915]
65......Thomas Edgar b 1st qr 1892 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 957]
66......Christine Winnie b 2nd qr 1907 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 1160]
23 Eliza Ann CRICKMORE m Christopher WADE 19 Dec 1889 in Lowestoft
Note: Christopher was the son of William WADE
CHildren of William and Eliza
67......Nora b 1891 Lowestoft
68......Christopher b 1894 Lowestoft
69......Eliza b 1899 Lowestoft
GENERATION 6
37 John James CRICKMORE b 1861 d at sea 13 Nov 1909, m 30a Frances (Fanny) MEWSE (b 1863 bur 11 Nov 1939 Kirkley) 19 Nov 1881 St John's Lowestoft (see Mewse branch)
NOTE: before marriage, John James lived at 52 Toning Street, Lowestoft and Fanny was at 7 St John's Street, Lowestoft. Fanny and her stepmother did not "get on" and Fanny ran away from home to get married. When she did so she was wearing one shoe and one boot!
In 1887, James and Fanny were living in West Bevan Street, Lowestoft, and witnesses to the marriage were William Almond CRICKMORE and James Robert CRICKMORE
in 1889 they lived at 97 Stanley St, Lowestoft, and in 1891 they were at 7 Wollaston Rd. By 1894 they had moved to 97 Stanley St, but in 1897 John James (smack owner) became bankrupt and by 1898 they were living at 19 Seago St, Lowestoft. In 1901 the family was at 19 Seago St Lowestoft. When John James died in 1909 he was a Smacksman, and they lived at 16 Lorne Park Road, Lowestoft. He left an estate of £154 to Fanny. In 1911 the family was at 29 St Leonards Rd Lowestoft.
Children of John James and Frances (Fanny)
70......John Stephen b 3 Oct 1884 bap 2 Nov 1884 d 1st qr 1888 aged 3 [Mutford 4a 630]
71......Fanny Naomi (Frances) b 14 Jun 1887 bap 21 Aug 1887
72......John James b 14 Jul 1889 bap 2 Sep 1889 bur 9 Dec 1893 Lowestoft
73......William George b 7 Nov 1891 bap 17 Jan 1892
74......John James b 15 Jun 1894 bur 27 Sep 1965 m Margaret Eleanor
75......Alphonso Alonzo b 9 Sep 1895 bap 3 Nov 1896, went to Australia, living at 62 William St, Paddington, NSW in 1931/2 d 1977 Australia [Reg no 103069/1977]
76......Blanche Ellen b 1898 bur 25 March 1901
77......Agnes Edith bap 27 Jul 1900
78......Florence May b 1903 Lowestoft [1911 census]
41 Robert Henry CRICKMORE m Lilian May WRIGHT (d 10 Nov 1971) 3rd qr 1902 [Sculcoates 9d 283]
Note: In 1881 Robert Henry was living with his remarried mother at 8 East Side, North Raglan St, Lowestoft. He moved to Hull and in 1911 was a seafarer living at 6 Hessle Ave, Gillett Street, Hull; also staying there was Lilian's sister Kathleen Edith WRIGHT
Children of Robert and Lilian
79......Robert Henry b 3rd qr 1903 [Sculcoates 9d 171]
80......John William b 2nd qr 1905 [Sculcoates 9d 158]
81......James Edwin b 2nd qr 1907 [Sculcoates 9d 158]
82......David Alfred b 3rd qr 1909 [Sculcoates 9d 170]
83......Thomas A b 4th qr 1911 [Sculcoates 9d 307]
84......Lilian Frances G b 4th qr 1913 [Sculcoates 9d 263]
85......George Charles b 4th qr 1914 [Sculcoates 9d 307]
86......Ivy D b 4th qr 1919 [Sculcoates 9d 238]
43 Charles Francis CRICKMORE m Rosina WOODS ( b Southwick bap 25 Apr 1869 Brightlingsea)
Note: In 1881 Charles is listed on the vessel "Neptune" at Lowestoft. In 1891 the family were living in Spring Rd Brightlingsea and Charles was a mariner. In 1901 he is listed as being on the Floating Bridge as a conductor. (See a picture of the floating bridge here)
Children of Charles and Rosina
87......Charles James b 2nd qr 1888 Brightlingsea [Tendring 4a 520]
88......Florence Emily M b 4th qr 1892 Brightlingsea [Tendring 4a 540] m Walter C GOVER 2nd qr 1915 [Southampton 2c 154]
89......Maggie Rosa b abt 1893 Brightlingsea
90......Walter Edward b 3rd qr 1894 Brightlingsea [Tendring 4a 559]
91......Winifred Maud b 3rd qr 1896 Hythe Hampshire [N.Forest 2b 677] m Philip S M MORANT 2nd qr 1919 [Southampton 2c 3]
92......Elsie Gladys b 1st qr 1899 Southampton [Southampton 2c 20] m Reginald GOVER 3rd qr 1923 [Southampton 2c 109]
46 Maggie May CRICKMORE m Thomas STOLLERY 3rd qr 1892 [Blything 4a 1526]
Note: Thomas was a fisherman in 1901 and the family lived in Street, WestletonChildren of Thomas and Maggie
93......Thomas Bruce b 1893 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 993]
94......Arthur Charles b 2nd qr 1894 [Mutford 4a 944] d 1st qr 1895 [Mutford 4a 684] bur 1 Mar 1895 Kirkley cemetery [plot K/G/42]
95......Maggie May b 3rd qr 1895 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 994]
96......John b 3rd qr 1897 [Mutford 4a 1013] d 3rd qr 1897 [Mutford 4a 600]
GENERATION 7
59 James John PYE m Florence Edith GRAY 1st qr 1892 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 1067]
Note: In 1881 James (now calling himself James John instead of John James) was living with his grandmother and is shown as a cooper. In 1901 he was living at 1 Whapload Road and was a general carter
Children of James and Florence
97......James William b 3rd qr 1892 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 1067] m Susannah HOWARD 1st qr 1918 [Mutford 4a 2165]
98......Eliza Ann b 4th qr 1894 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 989]
99......Frederick John b 2nd qr 1896 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 1026] m (a) Hettie BARBER 1st qr 1918 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 2158] (b) Dorothy L APPLETON 3rd qr 1926 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 2879]
100....Robert Kitchener V b Aug 1900 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 1095] m Sylvia K O NICHOLS 3rd qr 1924 [Mutford 4a 2834]
61 Frances Naomi (Fanny) CRICKMORE m Arthur MEEK about 1951. Note: Frances was at one time Matron of Lowestoft Hospital
73 William George CRICKMORE m ?
Children of William and ?
101......Marjory Gladys b 4 Jan 1915
102......Grendoline May b 31 March 1917 d 1960 bur 16 Mar 1960 aged 42 [L/31/569]
Note: Cause of death was Parkinson's Disease when she had been living at Avondale Road, Lowestoft
103......Frank John James b 4 Jan 1920 d 1962 aged 42 (Tuberculosis) bur Lowestoft Cemetery 13 Jun 1962 [L/31/566] m Rose A McLEAN 1st qr 1949 [Chelsea 5c 505]
Note: At the time of his death he had been living at 26a Normanston Drive, Lowestoft
65 Alphonso Alonzo CRICKMORE m Nellie BURGESS last qr 1919 Mutford dist.
Note: Alphonso Crickmore visited Hull before emigrating. He was a shipwright's apprentice in 1911, and went to Australia after living at 62 William St, Paddington, NSW in 1931/2 but must have returned because he went to Australia with his wife Nellie on the SS Himalaya leaving London on 1 Sep 1954 and again, on the same ship, with Nellie on 27 Aug 1956
The SS Himalaya on which Alphonso returned in 1954
Child of Alphonso Alonzo and Nellie
104......Audrey J d 1929 Annandale, NSW. Australia
79 Robert Henry CRICKMORE m Olive SMITH 1st qr 1938 [Sculcoates 9d 222]
Children of Robert and Olive
105......Beryl M b 3rd qr 1925 [Sculcoates 9d 245]
106......Olive B b 4th qr 1926 [Sculcoates 9d 238]
107......Robert H b 4th qr 1928 [Sculcoates 9d 255]
108......Joseph W b 1st qr 1931 [Sculcoates 9d 193]
109......Iris b 1st qr 1933 [Sculcoates 9d 217]
110....Dorothy b 1st qr 1936 [Sculcoates 9d 185]
80 John William CRICKMORE m Catherine HARRISON 1st qr 1938 [Hull 9d 246]
Children of John and Catherine
111......Joan b 3rd qr 1938 [Hull 9d 246]
112......Michael J b 3rd qr 1944 [Gainsborough 7a 1345]
85 George Charles CRICKMORE m Alma M ELSOM 2nd qr 1941 [Hull 9d 832]
Children of George and Alma
113......Charles A b 1st qr 1942 [Hull 9d 323]
114......Sylvia b 1st qr 1947 [Hull 2a 288]
87 Charles James CRICKMORE m Annie V MAJOR 2nd qr 1913 [Southampton 2c 33]
Children of Charles and Annie
115......Charles E G b 4th qr 1914 [Southampton 2c 122] m Mabel E J MINGHAM 2nd qr 1948 [Southampton 6b 1303]
116......Freda F b 4th qr 1915 [Southampton 2c 94]
117......Annie R P b 3rd qr 1917 [Southampton 2c 121] m Reginald J HANNAM 3rd qr 1939 [Southampton 2c 121]
118......Walter D b 4th qr 1919 [Southampton 2c 137] m Ida R DRAKE 3rd qr 1943 [Southampton 2c 51]
119......Joan L b 2nd qr 1921 [Southampton 2c 111] m [George M EDWARDS 3rd qr 1956 [Southampton 6b 1678]
120......Douglas J b 3rd qr 1922 [Southampton 2c 108] m Joan F VANSTONE 3rd qr 1945 [Southampton 2c 46]
121......Sylvia M b 3rd qr 1925 [Southampton 2c 156]
GENERATION 8
91 Marjory Gladys CRICKMORE m Bert HARVEY 1937
Note: Bert was a seaman, blown up at sea in 1941
Child of Bert and Marjory
122......Margaret
118 Walter D CRICKMORE m Ida R DRAKE 3rd qr 1943 [Southampton 2c 51]
Child of Walter and Ida
123......Sandra A b 2nd qr 1946 [Southampton 2c 192]
GENERATION 9
95 Margaret HARVEY m Cedric DANN
Children of Cedric and Margaret
124......Philip
125......Andrew Stephen
GENERATION 10
96 Philip DANN with partner Donna
Note: Philip is a professional puppeteer
Child of Philip and Donna
126......Amber
97 Andrew Stephen DANN m Amanda KEY
Children of Andrew and Amanda
127......Joan
128....Jack
With many thanks to Chris Elsden and Marie Wilson, 95 Margaret Dann and Kath Brooks. You can contact Chris
and Marie
There is another CRICKMORE site which deals with pre-1837 Crickmores (and variants) here, at the bottom of the index
© Richard Green 2009
