Children of John and Susannah
37......Henry bap 17 Dec 1823 Beccles bur 24 Jan 1828 Beccles
38......Robert bap 27 Mar 1826 Beccles d 2nd qr 1900 [Ipswich 4a 540]
39......Mary Ann bap 28 Nov 1827 Beccles d $th qr 1894 [Wangford 4a 491]
40......Henry bap 26 Aug 1829 Beccles bur 30 Sep 1829 Beccles
41......William bap 29 Aug 1830 Beccles bur 3 Feb 1835 Beccles
42......Henry b 23 Dec 1832 Beccles bap 9 Jan 1833 Beccles d 3rd qr 1884 [Wangford 4a 465]
Note: Henry was an ag lab living at Brampton Rd, Redisham in 1881
43......Francis bap 13 Sep 1835 Beccles
43a......Ellen Sarah b 1837 Beccles d 3rd qr 1885 aged 47 [Wangford 4a 459]
43b....Mills b 1839 Beccles
Note: Mills was a cordwainer in 1861

Note: The family was living at Beach in 1841, whenSamuel was a seaman, 100 Beach Rd Lowestoft in 1851, and their grand daughter, 90 Mary Ann LIFFEN, born in Blythe, Northumberland was staying with them as a visitor. In 1861 still at Beach, Samuel was a beachman, Ann was a mangler. In 1871 Samuel was a mariner and lived at Sparham's Building, Lowestoft.

Children of Samuel and Ann
44......Samuel Worledge bap 30 Oct 1818 Lowestoft d May 1899 Lowestoft m Sarah Ann 3rd qr 1841 Lowestoft
45......Charles William bap 8 Oct 1821 Lowestoft
46......John bap 18 Mar 1824 Lowestoft d Aug 1865 Lowestoft
Note: John was not living at home in 1841 census
47......Henry Simpson bap 10 Sep 1825 Lowestoft m Isabella CHAPPEL 2nd qr 1847 [Tynemouth 25 459]
Note: Henry and Isabella were living at 10 Ridley Street, Earsden, Northumberland in 1851
48......Ann Worledge bap 3 Sep 1828 Lowestoft
Note: In 1851 Ann was a barmaid at Herring Fishery, South End, High Street, Lowestoft
49......Martha bap 15 Oct 1834 Lowestoft
Note: Martha was a domestic assistant in 1851 and a charwoman in 1871 living with her parents.
50......William bap 4 Jan 1837 Lowestoft
Note: William was a miner in 1851 at NS Colliery, North Seaton, Northumberland

GENERATION 4

Children of Edward and Mary
51......Mary Ann Saunders bap 27 Dec 1819 Lowestoft
Note: Mary was at George Street, Gt Yarmouth in 1841 and 1851
52......William Saunders bap 29 Jul 1822 Lowestoft d bef 1881
Note: William Saunders was a fisherman living at Cross Row, Gt Yarmouth in 1851
53......Rachel Ann Newby bap 26 Nov 1824 Earsdon By North Shields Northumberland England
Note: Rachel was at George Street Gt Yarmouth in 1841
54......Edward Edmund Leggett bap 17 Sep 1827 Earsden
Note: Edward was at 1 Newcomer Street Kirkleatham Yorkshire England in 1881
55......Richard Saunders bap 7 Dec 1829 Earsden
56......Charlotte Rebecca Newby bap Earsden
57......Belanda (fem) b abt 1832 Norfolk
58......Joseph James Vace b abt 1836 Gt Yarmouth d 1st qr 1912 [Yarmouth 4b 29]
Note: Joseph was a shoemakers apprentice in 1881 living at 5 Row 125 Gt Yarmouth
59......Belanda b abt 1840 Gt Yarmouth
Note: Belanda was a silk factory worker in 1851 and 1881 living at 116 George Street Gt Yarmouth
60......Sarah Ann b abt 1840 Gt Yarmouth
Note: Sarah was living at 116 George Street Great Yarmouth in 1841
61......George b abt 1845 Gt Yarmouth
62......Ellen Leggett b abt 1850 Gt Yarmouth m Geo Augustus RAMSEY 13 Feb 1873 Gt Yarmouth
63......Clarissa Scales Leggett b abt 1854 Gt Yarmouth m Henry Charles TYLER 22 Sep 1870 Gt Yarmouth

Note: In 1861 Thomas was a fisherman and beer house keeper. Caroline Mary was living at 54 Beach in 1851and in 1861 was a beetster and "by East St" Lowestoft in 1881

Children of Thomas and Sarah
64...... Sarah Ann b abt 1827 Lowestoft m John Robert LINDER (b abt 1828) 28 Nov 1850 St Margaret's, Lowestoft
Note: Witnesses were Thomas Brown LIFFEN and Mary Ann ALLEN. At the time of his marriage John was a fisherman, the son of Robert LINDER, also a fisherman
65......Thomas bap 23 Apr 1829 Lowestoft d 31 Anguish St, Beach bur 31 May 1912 Lowestoft Cemetery, plot L/10/453
Note: Thomas was a fisherman in 1851 and 1881
66......Charles b 14 Aug 1831 Lowestoft bur 29 May 1891 plot l/6/327 Lowestoft cemetery
Note: Samuel was a fisherman in 1851 and 1881 living at 214 Beach in 1851 and 83 Bevan St Lowestoft in 1881. Eliza was a braider in 1851
67...... Eliza Jemima bap 3 Oct 1832 Lowestoft m either John B MOORE or James William GARWOOD 3rd qr 1853 [Mutford 4a 996]
68...... William bap 11 Mar 1835 Lowestoft d Jan 1924 Lothingland House, Lowestoft, bur 21 Jan 1924 plot L/1/126 Lowestoft Cemetery
Note: living at 216 Beach in 1851 and at 14 Old Nelson St Lowestoft in 1881
69...... Sarah Brown b 23 Jan 1837
Note: Sarah was living at 213 Beach in 1851 and was a braider In 1861 she was a beetster

Children of Thomas and Mary Ann
Note: The family was living at 213 Beach in 1851
70......Isabella Elizabeth b 12 Sep 1839 bap 6 Oct 1839 [Braider in 1851] m James REYNOLDS 22 May 1860
Note: In 1851 Isabella was a braider
71......James Butcher b abt 1841 Lowestoft
Note: James was a "twinespinner boy" in 1851
72......Louise b 16 Apr 1842 bap 3 Jul 1842 Lowestoft m James CLOUGH (b 1835 Bradford) 3rd qr 1860 [Mutford 4a 973]
Note: Louise was a braider in 1851. In 1861 she and James were staying with her father and James was a fish buyer She appears in the 1901 cencus, living in 5 East Terrace, Monks Heselden Castle Eden Colliery with her daughter Susan HICKS (nee Clough) (b 1875 London
73......John bap 3 Dec 1843 Master Fisherman bur 3 Aug 1881 Lowestoft
74......Leggett E b b abt 1847 Lowestoft

Children of Samuel and Hannah
30b......Edmund b 1837 Lowestoft
I30c......Isabella b 1844 Lowestoft

Note: Robert was a porter at a steam wharf in 1861 and lived at 13 Wolsey Court, Wolsey Street, St Nicholas, Ipswich. In 1871 he was a steam packet agent at Wolsey Street Lower St Pater, Ipswich and in 1881 he was agent for a steam boat living at 5 Wolsey Street, Ipswich. In 1891 living at 25 Wolsey Street, he was a widower and a general porter.

Children of Robert and Hepzibah
38b......Robert William b 4th qr 1849 Ipswich [Ipswich 12 358]
Note: In 1861 Robert was a printer
38c......William Walter b 3rd qr 1852 Ipswich [Ipswich 4a 493]
Note: In 1881 William was a stone sawyer and in 1891 a stone mason's labourer
38d......Walter Francis b 3rd qr 1856 Ipswich [Ipswich 4a 509]
Note: In 1871 Walter was a shop porter
38e......Kate Susan Beatrice Mary b 2nd qr 1858 Ipswich [Ipswich 4a 537]
38f......Alice Ellen b 1st qr 1859 Ipswich [Ipswich 4a 604]
Note: In 1881 Alice ws a tailoress

Note: The surname was given variously as Spatchel and Spatchet. The original registration document for the marriage shows Spatchel, and some of the original census details show Spatchel

Witnesses to the wedding were John LIFFEN and Alice SPATCHELWilliam and Mary were at Gravel Pit Cottages, London Rd Beccles in 1851 and William was an ag lab. In 1851 the family was at Wilderness Cottage, Hot Black Lane, Ringsfield and William was a wood sawyer.

Children of William and Mary
39b......Robert b 4th qr 1850 Beccles [Wangford 13 504]
39c......William b 1856 Rendlesham
39d......Ellen b 1859 Ringsfield
39e......Fanny b 1860 Ringsfield

Note: In 1891 Ann was a widow servant to a farmer, Ephraim GOODRUM at Grub Lane, Ilketshall St Margaret and her 14 year old daughter Ida and 7 year old son William was living with her. She married David BAXTER (b 1847 Starston) a farm bailfiff (4th qr 1892 [Blything 4a 1937]) - the census for 1901 shows him as Daniel but his marriage and the 1911 census show him as David. and by 1911 David was a horseman on a farm and the family was at Ink Factory Cottage, Barsham, Beccles

Children of Henry and Ann
75......Robert Alma bap 27 Jul 1862 Redisham bur 27 Aug 1865 Redisham aged 3
75a....Francis William bap 24 Apr 1864 1864 Ringsfield [Wangford 4a 701]
Note: Francis was an ag lab living at Brampton Rd Redisham in 1881
76......Fanny Elizabeth b 3rd qr 1867 Redisham [Wangford 4a 689] bap 1 Apr 1877 Ringsfield d 3rd qr 1946 [Blyth 4b 529]
Note: Although Fanny's death was recorded in the Blyth district of Northumberland, she was buried in Leiston.
77......Emma Laura (aka Laura Emma) b 2nd qr 1869 Redisham [Wangford 4a 677] bap 1 Apr 1877 Ringsfield
78......Bertha Anna b 4th qr 1872 Redisham [Wangford 4a 741] bap 1 Apr 1877 Ringsfield
79......Harriet Susan b 3rd qr 1974 Redisham [Wangford 4a 729] bap 1 Apr 1877 Ringsfield
80......Henry Robert b 4th qr 1876 Redisham [Wangford 4a 742] bap 1 Apr 1877 Ringsfield d 2nd qr 1885 aged 8 [Wangford 4a 533] bur 14 Apr 1885 Ringsfield
80a....Lily Edith b 2nd qr 1878 Redisham [Wangford 4a 806]
Note: Lily was a scholar in 1891 boarding with George HITCHMAN, a stone cutter, at the quarries, Main Street, Bourton on the Hill. In 1901 she was at Southwold, servant to Louisa ADAMS
81......Ida Matilda b 2nd qr 1880 Redisham [Wangford 4a 824] m William HURREN 4th qr 1902 [Blything 4a 2241]
Note: In 1901 Ida was living with her mother and David Baxter at Manor Farm Henham.
82......John Lewis b 4th qr 1882 {Wangford 4a 826] bap 17 Jan 1883 Redisham
Note: John was staying with his sister, Laura BROWN in 1891
82a....William Henry b 2nd qr 1884 [Wangford 4a 806] m Elizabeth NOLLOTH (b 1886 Wenhaston) 4th qr 1909 [Blything 2305]
Note: In 1901 William was a horseman on his stepfather's farm at Manor Farm, Henham

Note: In 1871 James was a railway porter living at Blyburgate Street, Beccles. James was a railway signalman in 1881 living at Ingate St Beccles with Ellen Sarah. Witnesses to the marriage were John LIFFEN and Mary Ann TURRELL. After Ellen's death James remarried to Jane Dennington CASTON (b 1847 Beccles) 1st qr 1888 [Wangford 4a 1009] After James death Jane was acharwoman on parish relief.

Children of James and Sarah 43g......Emma Susan b 3rd qr 1863 Weston [Wangford 4a 639]
43h......William James b 2nd qr 1865 Weston [Wangford 4a 720] m Betsy FORD (b 1863 Reydon) 4th qr 1895 [Wangford 4a 1875]
43i......James Francis b 2nd qr 1867 Beccles [Wangford 4a 717]

Children of James and Jane
43j......Mabel b 1889 Beccles
43k......Harry Gordon b 2nd qr 1890 Beccles [Wangford 4a 946]
43l......Fred Clancy b 1st qr 1891 Beccles [Wangford 4a 956]

Note: In 1871 Mills was a coal merchant's labourer, and the family was at Newgate Street (back of Queen's Head) Beccles. In 1881 the family was at Goodwin's Cottage, Westhall and Mills (shown as William) was a labourer.

Children of Mills and Hannah
43m......Ellen Elizabeth b 1869 Beccles [Wangford 4a 679]
43n......Annie Amelia b 1879 Westhall [1881 census]

Note: Samuel was a fisherman living at Beach in 1851 and Sarah was a braider. In 1861 Sarah was a netmaker; In 1881 they were at 12 Anguish Street, and Samuel was a mariner.

Children of Samuel and Mary Ann
83......Sarah Ann b 12 Mar 1842 bap 3 Jul 1842 Lowestoft m Isaac TURNER [Mutford 4a 971]
84......Samuel William bap 8 Jan 1845 Lowestoft
85......Mary Ann bap 6 Jun 1847 Lowestoft
85a....Mary Ann b 1850 Lowestoft
Note: Mary Ann was recorded as 8 months old in the 1851 census. Is this a second Mary Ann?
86......Martha Elizabeth b 6 Mar 1853 Lowestoft bur 21 Nov 1854 Lowestoft
86a....George b 1856 Lowestoft
87......Henry bap 2 Oct 1859 Lowestoft bur 25 Feb 1860 Lowestoft
88......Henry bap 4 May 1862 Lowestoft

Child of John and Sarah
89......Clara Mary bap 4 May 1862 Lowestoft

Note: In 1861 the family was at Ridley Street, Earsdon, Blyth and Isabella's father, Isaac CHAPPEL (wid b 1800 Devon, a mariner) was staying with them.Henry was a mariner in 1861, 1871 and in 1891 he was a master mariner. In 1871 they were at Quay, Blyth and Isaac Chappel was with them: in 1891 Henry and Isabella were at 10 Queen's Lane, Newsham and South Blyth.

Children of Henry and Isabella
90......Mary Ann b abt 1849 Blyth, Northumberland
Note: Mary Ann was living with 15 Samuel LIFFEN and Ann in 1851
91......Isabella b 1st qr 1855 Blyth [Tynemouth 10b 162]
Note: Thomas and Isabella had a child Phillis b 1877 who was staying with 47 Henry and Isabella in 1891
92......Margaretb abt 1857 m John MADDISON 1st qr 1876 [Tynemouth 10b 281]
92a....Ann b 3rd qr 1861 Blyth [Tynemouth 10b 182]

Note: The family was living in Milburn Street, Cowpen, Cowpen Quay in 1871 and William was a seaman. They were in North Seaton in 1881 when William was a coal moner

Children of William and Ellen
93......Elizabeth D b abt 1868 Blythe, Northumberland
94......William b abt 1871 Blythe, Northumberland m Zipporah NICHOLLS (d 2nd qr 1896 [Morpeth 10b 215]) 3rd qr 1895 [Morpeth 10b 559]
Note: William was a coal miner in 1891
95......Mary Ellen b abt 1873 Blythe, Northumberland
96......Ann Isa b abt 1879 North Seaton, Northumberland

GENERATION 5

Note: the family was living at Row 6 Gt Yarmouth in 1881 and in 1891 and Maria was a widow. Also staying with Maria was her grandson 98b Edgar LIFFEN.

The Bury and Norwich Post of 14 Feb 1870 reported that William Liffen, a shrimper, caught 40 pecks or 640 pints of shrimps in one catch

Children of William and Maria
97......Emmanuel William Blake b 2nd qr 1847 [Yarmouth 13 366] d 2nd qr 1849 [Yarmouth 13 276]
97a....Emmanuel William Blake b 3rd qr 1849 [Yarmouth 13 362]
Note: Emmanuel, a fisherman, was living at Row 2 Gt Yarmouth in 1881
97b....Elizabeth b 4th qr 1852 [Yarmouth 4b 23]
98......William Emmanuel Blake b 1st qr 1855 [Yarmouth 4b 15]
Note: In 1881 William was a fisherman
99......Elijah William Blake b abt 1860 Gt Yarmouth
100....Charles William Saunders b 2nd qr 1860 [Yarmouth 4b 20]
Note: In 1881 Charles was a fisherman and in 1891 and 1901 and 1911 he was a shrimp fisherman and boat owner, still single, living with his widowed sister, Elizabeth LARN at 10 Rainbow Corner, Yarmouth
101....Maria b 1st qr 1866 [Yarmouth 4b 19]
Note: In 1881 Maria was a factory hand (silk)

Note: In 1871 Edward was a fisherman and the family were at West Place, Scarborough

Children of Edward and Sophia
102......Edwin b 1856 Gt Yarmouth
102a....Rosina Maud b 4th qr 1862 [Yarmouth 4b 27]
103......Esther b 1865 Gt Yarmouth
104......James b 1876 Gt Yarmouth

Note: Joseph was a fisherman. The family lived at 5 Row 125 Gt Yarmouth in 1881 and in 1901 and 1911 Elizabeth and William were at no 5, Row 125, Yarmouth - Joseph was in the workhouse
Children of Joseph and Elizabeth
105......Joseph James Wace Leggett (sic) b 1st qr 1860 [Yarmouth 4b 21] d 4th qr 1865 [Yarmouth 4b 13]
106......Joseph James Vace b abt 1866 Gt Yarmouth died as an infant
107......Elizabeth b abt 1869 Gt Yarmouth
108......William Thomas b 1st qr 1875 [Yarmouth 4b 5] d 2nd qr 1959 [Yarmouth 4b 425]
Note: In 1901 William was a tobacconist's assistant, and in 1911 still single and living with mother, he was a shop assistant

Note: The family were living at 1 East Street, Lowestoft in 1881

Children of Thomas and Susanna
109......Anne Mary Ann b 4th qr 1852 [Mutford 4a 615] bur 5 May 1855 Lowestoft
110......Sarah Brown b 6 Nov 1854 Lowestoft d 1st qr 1924 [Mutford 4a 1946] bur 29 Jan 1924 Lowestoft cemetery (plot L/15/476) m Edward Henry COVERLEY (b abt 1853 Ramsgate d 1st qr 1925 at 31 Anguish St, Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 1284]) 4th qr 1876 [Mutford 4a 1655]
Note: Edward was the son of Thomas COVERLEY and Sarah Ann MOON - Sarah was his second wife, the first being Ann DANIELS. If you wish to know more of the Coverley family contact David Coverley
In 1881 the couple were living at 36 Anguish St, Lowestoft and were being visited by 113a Elizabeth Liffen. In 1901 they were at 42 Anguish St and a deaf and dumb shoemaker, James MOORE aged 55 was boarding with them; in 1911 they were at 29 Anguish Street, where Sarah died. Edward had moved to 31 Anguish Street when he died and was buried in plot L/16/417 in Lowestoft cemetery. Edward was a fisherman (an old age pensioner when he died) and Sarah was a beatster (net mender). There appears to have been no issue; Sarah was deaf and dumb
111......Ann b 2nd qr 1858 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 672]
112......Mary Ann b 4th qr 1863 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 665]
Note: Mary Ann was living at 1 East St Lowestoft in 1881
113......Eliza B b 4th qr 1866 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 701]
Note: Eliza was living at 1 East St Lowestoft in 1881
113a....Elizabeth Ann b 2nd qr 1869 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 694]

Note: The family were living at 214 Beach Lowestoft in 1851, at Beach in 1861 when Eliza was a braider, and 83 Bevan St Lowestoft in 1881, when they were fisherman and braider respectively.

Children of Charles and Eliza
114......Mary Ann b abt 1852 m William James MEWSE 10 Nov 1873 (see Mewse branch here)
114a....Elizabeth b 1st qr 1852 [Mutford 4a 681]
115......Eliza Brown b 14 Nov 1853 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 567] m Walter G SMITH 27 Apr 1876 Lowestoft
Note: In 1881 Eliza was at 2 Alma Rd Lowestoft as a fisherman's wife, but Walter was not present.
115a....Margaret b 1855 Lowestoft
116......Charles Thomas b 1857 Lowestoft bur 3 Sep 1859 Lowestoft
116a....Harriet b 1858 Lowestoft
117......Charles Thomas b abt 1860 d 4th qr 1933 [Mutford 4a 1290] bur 20 Dec 1933 Kirkley cemetery m Richanda FORSTER (b 4th qr 1861 Pakefield [Mutford 4a 617] bur Kirkley cemetery 3rd qr 1932 aged 70 [Mutford 4a 1026] ) 3rd qr 1884 [Mutford 4a 1231]
Note: In 1891 Charles was a rigger and he and Richenda were at 28 New Nelson St, Lowestoft. In 1901 they lived at 16 Maidstone Road, Lowestoft and Charles was a boat rigger. In 1911 they lived at 2 Maidstone Road, Lowestoft and Charles was a smack rigger. Charles was a retired smack owner at death in 1933. There was no issue.
118......Susan b 1864 Lowestoft
119......William Edward b abt 1865 Lowestoft d 2nd qr 1934 [Mutford 4a 1234]

Note: The family was at 14 Old Nelson Street Lowestoft in 1881and in 1891 they were at 21 Factory Street, Lowestoft

Children of William and Maria
120......Robert William b 3rd qr 1862 [Wangford 4a 638] bur 3 Sep 1928 Kirkley cemetery aged 66
Note: At his burial Robert was described as a Labourer

Note: In 1881 Elizabeth was a machinist and Robert was a stone cutter sawyer living at Sun Lane, Woodbridge

Children of Robert and Elizabeth
38g......James Robert b 3rd qr 1876 [Ipswich 4a 644]
38h......Beatrice Alice b 1st qr 1878 [Ipswich 4a 649]
38i......Leonard Leopold b 2nd qr 1879 [Ipswich 4a 700]

Note: In 1891 Robert was a painter and Kate was a tailoress living at Porters Cottages Grey Friars Rd Ipswich. In 1901 they lived at 3 Lanes Court, Curriers Lane, Ipswich, but in 1911 Robert was a widower and an inmate of Ipswich Union Workhouse

Children of Robert and Kate
38m......Beatrice Alice E b 2nd qr 1881 [Ipswich 4a 727] m Herbert SILBURN 1st qr 1906
Note: Beatrice was a widow inmate of Ipswich Union Workhouse in 1911
38n......Gertrude Maud b 3rd qr 1883 [Ipswich 4a 707] m William LONG 1st qr 1906 [Ipswich 4a 1151]
Note: In 1901 Gertrude was a bag maker and in 1911 she was at Christchurch Barracks R H A Hampshire.
38o......Florence May b 3rd qr 1887 [Ipswich 4a 780]
Note: In 1901 Florence was a general servant domestic
38p......Daisy May b 3rd qr 1891 [Ipswich 4a 827]
38q......Frederick Arthur b 1st qr 1894 [Ipswich 4a 869
38r......Stanley William b 3rd qr 1897 [Ipswich 4a 195]

Note: Charles, an ag lab, had a son, Willie by his previous wife. In 1891 the family were living at Halesworth Road, Ringfield. In 1901 the family was at Furze Common, Ilketshall St Andrew and Charles was a yard man on farm. In 1911 they were at Near Little Common, Barsham, Beccles. Considerable research has been carried out into Charles' previous marriage which can be seen here

Children of Charles and Fanny
121......Emma Elizabeth b 3rd qr 1886 St Michaels [Wangford 4a 848]
122......Lilian Edith (Lily) b 2nd qr 1890 Barsham [Wangford 4a 891] m Percy L KNIGHT (d 4th qr 1929 [St Martin 1a 503]) 4th qr 1924 [West Ham 4a 885]
Note: Family history says that Lily is believed to have married twice more having five or six children
123......Harry Charles b 6 Jun 1892 Ringsfield [Wangford 4a 931] bap 3 Jul 1892 Ringsfield d 7 Feb 1936 bur 11 Feb 1936 Docking
Note: In 1911 Harry was a platelayer
124......Frederick Arthur b 1st qr 1897 Ringsfield [Wangford 4a 1011]
Note: In 1911 Frederick was a farm yardman
125......Florence Mary b 4th qr 1898 St Andrew [Wangford 4a 1003]
126......Charles William b 1st qr 1901 St Andrew [Wangford 4a 1111]
126a....Mary Ann Eliza b 4 Apr 1904 Barsham [Wangford 4a 1138]
Note: A story told by Peggy nee Whatling, daughter of Harry, that his sister Mary was killed or murdered, shot at the place of her employer and that the incident was hushed up, proved to be correct. The death certificate shows that Mary died on 1st September 1924 at Temple Farm, West Hanningfield Road, just south of Chelmsford, aged 20. The inquest on 2nd September concluded that Mary, a domestic servant, died, "Found dead having killed herself by shooting herself with a gun while suffering from sudden mental aberration" However Mary's family suspected that there may have been a relationship with a member of her employer's household and that the true facts were covered up. After over 80 years the truth is unlikely to emerge as to whether Mary suffered a "mental aberration" and killed herself or whether the aberration was the verdict of the inquest. Either way it was a tragedy.
126b....Reginald Frank b 2nd qr 1907 Barsham [Wangford 4a 1144]

Note: (At her marriage Emma Laura gave her name as Laura Emma; this seems to remain for the rest of the records) John was a bricklayer in 1891 living at High Street St Margaret Ilketshall.In 1891 and 1911 the family was at South Elmham All Saints and St Nicholas, John remaining a bricklayer

Children of John and Laura
77b......Annie b 1890 Ilketshall St Lawrence
77c......Florence Elizabeth b 4th qr 1891 St Margarets [Wangford 4a 919]
77d......William George b 2nd qr 1895 Ilketshall St Lawrence [Wangford 4a 985]
77e......John Henry b 2nd qr 1897 Ilketshall St Lawrence [Wangford 4a 980]
77f......Hilda May b 1899 Rumburgh [Census 1901](birth registered 3rd qr 1901[ [Wangford 4a 1122])
77g......Maurice Victor b 4th qr 1902 South Elmham All Saints [Wangford 4a 1115]
77h......Dorothy Ellen b 4th qr 1906 South Elmham All Saints [Wangford 4a 1095]
77i......Henry Arthur b 1st qr 1908 South Elmham All Saints [Wangford 4a 1128]

Note: In 1901 the family was at 20 Oxford Road, Lowestoft and by 1911 Harriet was a widow living at 30 Edinburgh Road, Lowestoft where she was a beatster

Child of William and Harriet
79b......Phylliss b 1901 Lowestoft

Note In 1911 William was a horseman on a farm and lived at Low Common, Westhall Wangford.

Children of William and Elizabeth
82b......Gladys A b 2nd qr 1913 [Blything 4a 2177]
82c......Hilda M b 2nd qr 1916 [Wangford 4a 2114]

Children of William and Laura
127......Eleanor Rosa b 1889 Iken
128......Annie Laura b 1890 St Lawrence [Wangford 4a 872]
129......Florence Elizabeth b 4th qr 1891 St Margarets [Wangford 4a 919]
130......William George b 2nd qr 1895 St Laurence, Sfk [Wangford 4a 985]
131......John Henry b 2nd qr 1897 St Laurence, Sfk [Wangford 4a 980]
132......Hilda May b 1899 Rumburgh
133......Maurice Victor b 4th qr 1901 St Elmham All Saints [Wangford 4a 1115]
134......Dorothy Ellen b 4th qr 1906 St Elmham All Saints [Wangford 4a 1095]
135......Henry Arthur b 1st qr1908 St Elmham All Saints [Wangford 4a 1128]
136......Elsie E b 2nd qr 1912 [Wangford 4a 2045]

GENERATION 6

Note: Thomas was a coal miner living at 8 West Row, Cowpen

Children of Thomas and Isabella
91b......Henry b 1875 Blyth, Northumberland
Note: In 1901 Henry was a coal miner hewer
91c......Phillis b 1877 Cowpen, Northumberland
91d......John b 1880 Cowpen, Northumberland
Note: In 1901 John was a coal miner hewer
91e......Margaret J b 1882 Cowpen, Northumberland
91h......Elizabeth A b 1885 Cowpen, Northumberland
91i......Mary J b 1890 Cowpen, Northumberland
91j......George b 1896 Blyth
91k......Robert b 1898 Blyth

Note: In 1901 Elizabeth, a widow, was living at 10 Rainbow Court, Gt Yarmouth and was a fish shop keeper. In 1911 at the same address she was a fish curer

Children of Frederick and Elizabeth
Y1......Florence Sarah b 2nd qr 1873 [Flegg 4b 33]
Note: In 1901 Florence was a hotel manageress
Y2......Elizabeth b 1877 Yarmouth
Note: In 1901 Elizabeth was a feather curler
Y3......Clara Amelia b 1st qr 1879 [Yarmouth 4b 25]
Y4......Gertrude Elizabeth b 4th qr 1881 [Yarmouth 25]
Note: In 1901 Gertrude was a pupil teacher

Note: In 1891 the family was at 20 Fullers Hill, Gt Yarmouth and William was a shrimper

Child of William and Mary
98b......Edgar Emmanuel b 1st qr 1887 [Gt Yarmouth 4b 17] d 1st qr 1887 [Gt Yarmouth 4b 22]
98c......Elizabeth Maud b 1st qr 1888 Yarmouth [Gt Yarmouth 4b 35]
98d......Olive Maud M b 1st qr 1892 Yarmouth [Gt Yarmouth 4b 20]
Note: In 1911 Olive was a net beatster
98e......William Emmanuel b 1893 Yarmouth d 3rd qr 1893 [Yarmouth 4b 22]

Children of Elijah and Mary Ann
99b......Elijah William D b 1st qr 1881 [Yarmouth 4b 28] m Daisy (b 1887 Surrey)
Note in 1901 Elijah was a billiard marker and in 1911 he was a provision merchant in a grocery and off licence shop in 21 Ashburton Rd, Chelsea,
99c......Frederick b 1883 Yarmouth [1891 census]
Note: In 1901 Frederick was a bricklayer's labourer and in 1911 he was a manager of a tobacconist at 1a Seaton Street, Chelsea, London
99d......John Charles b 3rd qr 1884 [Yarmouth 4b 31]
Note: In 1911 John was a confectioners labourer living at 21 New Park Rd, Lambeth, and his brother Harry was staying with him
99d......Charles b 1885 Yarmouth 1891 census]
Note: In 1901 Charles was a bricklayer's labourer
99e......William Thomas b 4th qr 1886 [Yarmouth 4b 22]
Note: In 1901 William was a cork cutter errand boy and in 1911 he was manager of a grocery, living with his brother Elijah at 21 Ashburton Rd Chelsea

99f......Clara b 4th qr 1890 [Yarmouth 4b 23] (twin to Ernest)
99g......Ernest b 4th qr 1890 [Yarmouth 4b15] (twin to Clara)
Note: In 1911 Ernest was assisting his brother Frederick in a tobacconist's shop in Chelsea.
99h......Henry b 4th qr 1892 [Flegg 4b 37]
99i......Bertie Clifford b 2nd qr 1894 [Yarmouth 4b 20]
99j......Maud b 1st qr 1896 [Yarmouth 4b 16]
99k......Edgar b 4th qr 1897 [Yarmouth 4b 19]
99l......Leslie b 2nd qr 1899 [Yarmouth 4b 17]
99m.....Daniel b 2nd qr 1901 [Yarmouth 4b 17]

Note In 1911 Arthur was a general labourer and the family lived at 8 Royal Terrace, Runham Vauxhall, Gt Yarmouth

Child of Maria and unknown
101b......Edgar LIFFEN b 1887 Yarmouth

Children of Frederick and Maria
101c......Maud Elizabeth b 2nd qr 1891 [Yarmouth 4b 23]
101d......Gladys Victoria b 2nd qr 1892 [Yarmouth 4b 22]
101e......Arthur Frederick b 1st qr 1897 [Yarmouth 4b 28]
101f......Horace Charles b 4th qr 1899 [Yarmouth 4b 15]
101g......May Maria b 1st qr 1902 [Yarmouth 4b 18]
101h.....Mabel Gertrude b 2nd qr 1903 [Yarmouth 4b 24]
101i......Winifred Neil b 3rd qr 1905 [Yarmouth 4b 22]
101j.....Stanley Last b 3rd qr 1906 [Yarmouth 4b 24]

Note: John was originally a fisherman, but by 1901 was a baker living at 29 Albert Street, Lowestoft.. In 1911 John was a vanman living at 89 Queens Road, Lowestoft.

Children of John and Elizabeth
114b......Isaac Sydney b 1871 Lowestoft
Note In 1891 Isaac was a barman
114c......John Thomas b 1874 Lowestoft
Note: In 1891 John was a baker
114d......Charles A N b 1877 Lowestoft
Note In 1891 Charles was an errand boy and in 1901 he was a milkman
114e......Eva E b 1899 Lowestoft
114f......Ivy M b 1903 Lowestoft

Note: In 1891 William was a general labourer and the family lived at 2 Raglan Cottages, Raglan St, East side, Lowestoft.. In 1901 he was a fish packer and they lived at 25 Trafalgar Square, Lowestoft. In 1911 they lived at 21 Trafalgar Street, Lowestoft and Willima was a fish packer

Children of William and Emily
119b......Caroline b 1885 Lowestoft
Note: In 1901 Caroline was a dressmaker
119c......Florence b 1887 Lowestoft
119d......William Stanley b 1893 Lowestoft
Note: In 1911 William was a general labourer

Children of Robert and Sarah
137......William b 1886 Lowestoft
138......Mabel M b 1887 Lowestoft m Alexander McD WESTGARTH 4th qr 1915 [Mutford 4a 3425]
Note: In 1911 Mabel was a fish worker
139......Ernest R b 2nd qr 1889 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 962]
Note: In 1911 Ernest was a fisherman
140......Belinda b 1893 Lowestoft
Note: In 1911 Belinda was a networker
141......Leonard Charles S b 4th qr 1898 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 1030]
142......Rita Irene A b 2nd qr 1904 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 1167]
143......Gladys Sarah N b 2nd qr 1908 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 1157]

Note: In 1911 James was a general labourer and the family was at 19 Rose Lane, Ipswich

Children of James and Mary
Y5......Ellen b 1899 Ipswich
Y6......Robert b 1909 Ipswich

Note: In 1911 Leonard was a painter and liner and the family was at 69 New Park Street, Colchester

Children of Leonard and Eveline
Y7......Stanley Ldob unknown, prob in Colchester
Y8......Phyllis b 1908 Colchester
Y9......Daphne L b 3rd qr 1921 [Ipswich 4a 1900]
Y10....Gerald b 2nd qr 1927 [Ipswich 4a 1668]

Child of Emma and unknown
121b......Emmabap 8 Oct 1819 Shipmeadow workhouse.
121c......Mary Ada b 12 Sep 1930 Shipmeadow workhouse

Note: Rachel was also known as Florence Rachel.She was the daughter of Robert GRAND and Lucy CARR
The family lived at several addresses including Bagthorpe, [1920 electoral roll] near the rectory Great Massingham [1924 Electoral Roll] and Station Road Docking [Electoral Roll 1928]. Harry was a labourer in Docking in 1933.After the death of Harry, she married James Robert "Tip" DENNIS 21 Oct 1944.

Children of Harry and Florence
123b......Violet Kathleen Dorothy (Queenie) b 12 Jun 1912 [Wangford 4a 2120] bap 25 Aug 1912 Barsham d 3rd qr 1944
123c......Hilda Greta b 10 Aug 1915 [Wangford 4a 216] d 12 Apr 1959
Note: Hilda was killed in a road accident in Hampshire with sister 123f Gladys and her husband Dan
123d......Barbara Bernice b 2 Jan 1916 [Woodbridge 4a 2880] d 23 Nov 1990 Maidstons Kent [Maidstone 16 1314 reg 1190]
123e......Ronald Howard James b 17 May 1917 Aston, Warwickshire [Aston 6d 939] d June 2000 aged 83 [Carmarthen 2/16d 031 dor 0600]
123f......Gladys May Eileen b 7 May 1920 d 12 Apr 1959 [Reading 6a 91] m David BIRD (known as Daniel) 1st qr 1940 [Winchester 2c 534]
Note: Gladys and her husband Dan were killed in a road accident in Hampshire with sister 123 Hilda and her husband Dan. Gladys had no children
123g......Joan Enid Doris b 1921-2 d at 10 days old Gt Massingham
123h......Florence Paggy Doris b 13 Jul 1925 Massingham d 1987
123i......Robert Leslie John b b 13 Nov 1927 d Feb 2001 [Hitchin & Stevenage 5341c 11c 215 dor 0201]
Note: Robert m Nadia VOUT date unknown and had one son
123j......William Noel Cedric b b 1930 still living in 2010
Note: William had three children
123k......Peter Raymond Frank b 1 Mar 1933 Docking bap Docking 23 Apr 1933 d Mar 2004 [North Walsham 6381 ER55a 012 dor 0304] m Ruby OAKLEY with whom he had two sons

123l......Betty Gwendoline b 1935 still living in 2010
Note: Betty married and had three children

Children of Reginald and Edith
126k......Christine dob unknown
126l......Kathleen b 3rd qr 1936 [Hartismere 4a 1507]

GENERATION 7

Children of Ernest and Rosina
144......Alec L b 4th qr 1923 [Mutford 4a 1797] d 2nd qr 1924 [Mutford 4a 1013]
145......Roy E b 4th qr 1925 [Mutford 4a1655]
146......Derrick K b 3rd qr 1927 [Mutford 4a 1716]
147......Joan A b 2nd qr 1929 [Mutford 4a 1817]
148......Colleen b 4th qr 1931 [Mutford 4a 1616]

Children of Walter and Belinda
149......Gordon E b 4th qr 1915 [Mutford 4a 1853]
150......Jack E b 1st qr 1917 [Mutford 4a 1789]
151......Muriel J b 2nd qr 1918 [Mutford 4a 1599]
152......Doris I b 3rd qr 1920 [Mutford 4a 2265]
153......Donald R b 2nd qr 1925 [Mutford 4a 1876]
154......Jean M b 1st qr 1932 [Mutford 4a 1777]

Children of Leonard and Winifred
155......Stanley E b 3rd qr 1930 [Mutford 4a 1723]
156......Joyce W b 4th qr 1932 [Mutford 4a 1616]
157......Sheila F b 2nd qr 1934 [Mutford 4a 1726]

Children of Frederick and Rita
158......Irene R b 2nd qr 1922 [Mutford 4a 1992]
159......Frederick R J b 3rd qr 1923 [Mutford 4a 1955]
160......Olive C b 4th qr 1925 [Mutford 4a 1690]
161......Kathleen S b 3rd qr 1928 [Mutford 4a 1770]

Children of Robert and Violet
163......Keith E b 3rd qr 1937 [Erpingham 4b 84]
164......Robert b 1944 [HP]

Child of Alfred and Bernice
165......Betty A b 4th qr 1934 [Medway 2a 1254]

Note: In later years Ronald used the surname "BULLEN-WHATLING". There were three children of Ronald altogether.

Child of Ronald and Peggy
166......Geoffrey A b 2nd qr 1947 [Marylebone 5d 660]

Children of Charles and Florence
167......Female child, dob unknown
168......Female child, dob unknown

Many thanks to the late Dave Ollerton who supplied much of the data for this branch and to Harold Pond, Lynn Hall and Alison France. Also thanks to David Coverley (who can be contacted ) for the information about 110 Sarah Brown Liffen, and in addition I thank John and Deborah AuWerter for their contribution concerning the Neslen connection. They can be contacted
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