Children of Henry and Elizabeth
12a......Robert b 1821 Drinkstone
12b......John b 1823 Drinkstone
12c......William b 1827 Drinkstone
12d......Daniel b 1829 Drinkstone
12e......Eliza b 1831 Drinkstone

Note: Sarah was the daughter of John Westrup and Mary. George and Sarah, my 4 x great grandparents were living in "Street" Cavenham in 1841 with Henry, Samuel and Mary Ann and in1861 with their widowed son 20 George and his two children, next door to 23 Samuel and Susan. Sarah died of a strangulated hernia

Children of George and Sarah
17......Sarah [Sally] bap 18 Jun 1815 Cavenham Suffolk d 8 Feb 1873 m Joseph FOWELL 24 Dec 1840, Cavenham [Witnesses H T COOPER and 21 Ellanor OSBORN.]
(See Fowell branch here)
18......Elizabeth bap 19 Jan 1817 Cavenham
19......Henry bap 15 Mar 1818 Cavenham
20......George bap 18 Jul 1819 Cavenham living with parents in 1851 and was a groom
21......Eleanor bap 29 Apr 1821 Cavenham
Note: Eleanor was living in at Cavenham Hall in 1841 [probably as a servant] with her 15 year old brother James.
22......Mary Ann bap 30 Mar 1823 Cavenham
Note: Mary Ann was dressmaker in 1851
23......Samuel (twin) bap 11 Jun 1826 d 4 Jul 1905 124 Villiers Rd, Willesden, Mdx aged 80 of senile decay [cert]
24......James (twin) bap 11 Jun 1826

Children of Robert and Elizabeth
S2.....Elizabeth bap 14 Sep 1825 Bury St Edmunds
S3......Robert bap 15 Sep 1834 Bury St Edmunds
S4......Raymond b abt 1835 Bury St Edmunds

GENERATION 5

Note: William was an ag lab

Children of William and Susannah
12c-1......Eliza b 1851 Drinkstone
12c-2......Mary b 1856 Drinkstone

Note: In 1881 Henry was a 1st class labourer Ordnance Store Depot, living with the family at 19 Chapel Street, Alverstoke. In 1891 he was Foreman labourer at Priddy's Yard and the family lived at Vine Cottages, Alverstoke, Hardway.

Child of Henry and Charlotte
25......Ellen b 1866/7 Alverstoke, Hampshire
25a....Kate b 1868/9 Alverstoke, Hampshire m Arthur Henry TUPPEN 2nd qr 1890 [Christchurch 2b 1177]
Note: In 1891 Arthur was a gardener
25b....Victor Emmanuel b 1870 Alverstoke, Hampshire
25c....Charles b 1872/3 Alverstoke, Hampshire
Note: Charles was a labourer at Priddy's Yard in 1891
25d....Rose b 1874/5 Alverstoke, Hampshire
Note: Rose was a dressmaker in 1891

Note: Elizabeth was the daughter of Dixon WARD, a carpenter and witnesses to the marriage were William BARBROOKE and Mary Ann HUNT

Children of George and Elizabeth
26......Sarah b abt 1848
27......William b 2nd qr 1850 Barton Mills [Mildenhall 13 512] m Sarah Ann CORNEY 15 Jun 1886 Alverstoke [cert]
Note: Witnesses to the wedding were Charles CORNEY and Florence L E J GUTTERIDGE. Sarah's father was Charles CORNEY, a foreman of joiners. William and his sister Sarah (26 below) married siblings from the same family.

Note: Henry was a builder. Eleanor appears in the parish register as "Ellen" In the 1861 census the family was at St Andrews Street Mildenhall, and Henry was a lime burner employing 1 man and one boy. In 1871 he was a joiner and the family had moved to Clemence Street, Lowestoft.In 1881 Eleanor was a widow living at 2 St John's Road, Lowestoft, a drerssmaker. A grand daughter, Annie was staying in 1881 with Eleanor.

Children of Henry and Eleanor
28......Henry bap 23 Nov 1845 Cavenham
29......Jane bap 12 Sep 1848 Cavenham m John BIRD b abt 1841 Fakenham Nfk
Note: John was a provisions merchant. He and Jane had two children: Ernest H b 1879 and Arthur E b 1880 Newcastle on Tyne. They were visiting Eleanor in 1881
30......Helen bap 25 Mar 1849 Cavenham
31......Elizabeth bap 20 Mar 1851 Cavenham
32......George Jacques bap 21 Nov 1852 Cavenham
Note: In 1871 and in 1881 George was a joiner, living with parents
33......Mary bap 6 Nov 1853 Cavenham
Note: In 1871 and 1881 Mary was a dressmaker, living with parents
34......Edward James bap 14 Oct 1855 Cavenham
Note: In 1871Edward was a hotel waiter, living with parents
35......Sarah Caroline bap 21 Jun 1857 Cavenham
36......Clara Sophia b 3rd qr 1860 Mildenhall [Newmarket 3b 405]
Note: In 1881 Clara was a dressmaker, living with mother
.

Child of Sarah and unknown
22a......Sarah b 5 Sep 1847 [cert]

Note: The couple lived at South Cross Street, Alverstoke in 1861 and by 1871 Mary Anne was living as an annuitant at 24 South Cross Street, Alverstoke with 26 Sarah Osborne, her neice as a companion. There was no issue of the marriage.

Note: Susan was the daughter of Samuel Clayden or Claydon. The family was living at 40 Cavenham St, Cavenham in 1881 and Samuel Osborn is recorded as "Head Gardener" and in 1861 Susan was a shopkeeper. The 1891 census records Samuel and Susan at "The Street" Cavenham with Caroline, Sarah and Edith still living at home. Susan died of a cerebral haemorrhage.

Children of Samuel and Susan Elizabeth
37......Sarah b 10 May 1846 [cert] bap 24 May 1846 Cavenham d bef 1851
38......James b 21 Sep 1848 [cert] bap 29 Oct 1848 Cavenham
39......John bap 30 Jun 1850 Cavenham d 2nd qr 1851 [Mildenhall 13 379]
40......Samuel bap 23 Oct 1851 Cavenham [cert] d 4th qr 1851 [Mildenhall 13 470]
41......John b 1st qr 1853 [Mildenhall 4a 1350] bap 17 Apr 1853 Cavenham
42......Sarah bap 31 May 1854 Cavenham
Note: In 1891 Sarah was living with her parents, but "living on her own means"
43......Elizabeth bap 6 Oct 1855 Cavenham d 3rd qr 1855 [Mildenhall 4a 415]
44......Caroline bap 15 Mar 1857 Cavenham
Note: Caroline was a laundress in 1881 and 1891, living with her parents
45......George bap 12 Jun 1859 Cavenham
46......Samuel Claydon b 28 Apr 1858 Cavenham [cert] d 1st qr 1909 [St Georges Hanover Square 1a 372]
Note: In 1871 Samuel was an errand boy. Samuel was butler to Col. Charles COCKRAN ret'd at Congham Hall, Norfolk in 1891 [near Kings Lynn]. His death was the result of suicide by cutting his own throat with a razor [cert]
47......Harry bap 19 May 1860 Cavenham
48......Ellen bap 10 Mar 1862 Cavenham
49......Elizabeth bap 9 May 1864 Cavenham
50......George bap 6 Oct 1866 Cavenham [Mildenhall 4a 453]
51......Julia Mary bap 20 Jun 1869 Cavenham [Mildenhall 4a 484] d 3rd qr 1936 aged 67 [Willesden 3a 264]
Note: In 1891 Julia was a cook in service with Herman and Gertrude Myer at 24 Pembridge Villas, Pembridge Crescent, Kensington, London

Child of Thomas and Henrietta
52a......Flora Edith b 25 Nov 1875 Cavenham d 24 Jul 1916 Ixworth [Cert]
Note: Flora died of carcinoma of the stomach

Note: Witnesses at the marriage were Susan SNELLING and Joseph FOWELL. Joe FOWELL, grandson of this Joseph, married Mabel Osborne BROAD, James' granddaughter in Dunedin in 1909. The family was living at St Nicholas Lane in 1852 and 23 White Hart Street in 1861: James was a machine maker in 1852 and was a model maker (for Burrells?) in 1861. Ellen (as Elizabeth Ellen was known) and Martha emigrated to New Zealand on the barque "Coromandel" in 1880, and Ellen met Moses whilst on the "Coromandel" whom she subsequently married. They had six children and there is a book about the family called "The Browns of Kyeburn Peninsula" which is worth reading. Moses was a successful gold miner on or near the Kyeburn River

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

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

GENERATION 6

Note: Jane was the daughter of Arthur (a Sail Maker's labourer)and Mary RETALLICK In 1901 and 1911 the family was at 13 Burnhams Alley, Alverstoke, Gosport and Victor is shown as a skilled labourer

Child of Victor and Jane
56......Victor b 1892 Gosport
57......Sydney Clifford b 1896 Gosport d 1966
Note: In 1911 Sydney was a storehouse boy

Note: Sarah lived with 22 Mary Anne Coombes in 1861, 1871 and 1881. Charles was a joiner in HM Shipyard, Portsmouth Charles was the son of Charles CORNEY, Foreman of joiners.Witnesses to the marriage were Frederick George CORNEY and Sarah Ann CORNEY. Sarah and her brother William (27 above) married siblings from the same family.

Children of Charles and Sarah
C1......Frederick William b 2nd qr 1884 [Portsea 2b 487]
Note: Frederick was a shipwright's apprentice in 1901
C2...... Arthur Charles b 3rd qr 1885 [Portsea 2b 419]
Note: Arthur was a shipwright's apprentice in 1901
C3...... Harry John b 3rd qr 1888 [Portsea 2b 438]

Children of Henry and Ann
28a......Kate b abt 1869 Gt Cornard
28b......Henry b abt 1871 Gt Cornard

Note: Henry was a grocer in 1881 living at 1 King Street, Sutton St Mary, Lincs

Child of Mary and unknown
58......Annie Elizabeth COOPER b 1867

Note: In 1881 James was a butler, living in at 2 Prince of Wales Terrace, Kensington and the family was at 25 St Alban's Road Kensington. Living there as lodgers were 27 year old Mary A BOSWELL a butler's wife and her son Frederick, a few months old, and there was a visitor, Catherine ALLPORT aged 29, a needlewoman born in Stafford. In 1891 the family was at Albert Hall Mansions Lodge, Princes Gardens, Westminster. James was a hall porter, and a 15 year old Margaret E JONES was living with the family as a dressmakers apprentice aged 15. Annie died of bronchitis.

Children of James and Annie
H1......Ebenezer James Claydon b 16 May 1876 at 2 Horsleydown Place, Southwark [cert] d 10 Jul 1932 Brentford [cert]
Note In 1891 Ebenezer was a pupil teacher. he died of lung cancer.
H2......Samuel George b 13 Jan 1878 at 3 Norfolk Place, Kensington [cert] d 2 feb 1954 4 Village Way, Ashford, Staines
Note: Samuel died of heart disease

Note: In 1881 the family was at 6 Turf terrace, Newmarket

Child of John and Elizabeth
41a......Frank Newell b 3rd qr 1878 [Newmarket 3b 545] d 2nd qr 1906 (?) [Islington 1b 27]

Note: Samuel called himself Samuel Brook Osborne at his marriage, but in later records he appears as Samuel Brook Claydon Osborne. In 1891 he was a butcher, when he gave as his place of birth Hopton, Suffolk. There is no Osborn or Osborne registered in the area for his birth date. Catherine was the daughter of Henry William Michael BODEKER and Emma HODGES, registered in Greenwich but in 1891 she gave her birthplace as Faversham. Also present in 1891 were two servants whose occupation is given as butcher: William HOLLANDS b Kensington 1854 and Joseph WRIGHT b Witney Oxfordshire 1861.

Children of Samuel and Catherine
46a......Arthur Thomas b 4th qr 1880 [Kensington 1a 78]
46b......Ivy Catherine M b 1st qr 1882 [Kemsington 1a 114]
46c......Hilda Emma b 2nd qr 1883 [Kensington 1a 115]
46d......Charles William (Charlie) b 1st qr 1887 [Kensington 1a 92]

Child of Samuel and Elizabeth
46e......Elizabeth Constance 3rd qr 1899 [Kensington 1a 153]

Note: In 1901 the family lived at 124 Villiers Road, Willesden and George was a poulterer. 23 Samuel shown as a retired gardener and father in law was living with them. In 1911 the family was at 7 Strode Rd, Willesden Green. and George was a commercial motor driver

.Children of George and Julia
51a......Alfred George C b 3rd qr 1894 [Paddington 1a 69] m Celia HARE 4th qr 1925 [Willesden 3a 684]
Note: In 1911 Alfred was a warehouse porter
51b......Albert James O b 4th qr 1895 [Paddington 1a 65] d 28 May 1916
Note:: In 1911 Albert was a warehouse porter. He was a rifleman (no R 9114) with the Kings Royal Rifle Corps and is buried at Berles-au-Bois churchyard extension
51c......Cecil Victor b 1st qr 1898 [Marylebone 1a 612] m Alice M PROUD 2nd qr 1921 [Willesden 3a 637]
51d......Sidney William b 1st qr 1899 [Marylebone 1a 620]
51e......Gladys b 1902 Willesden Green
51f......Frederick b 1904 Willesden Green
51g......Dorothy b 1905 Willesden Green
51h......Stanley b 1907 Willesden Green m Edith TURNER 1st qr 1932 [Willesden 3a 631]
51i......Violet b 1911 Willesden Green

Note: Moses, who was a successful gold miner, was the son of William BROWN, farmer, and Elizabeth GREEN of Sawdon, Yorkshire. He had a sister Ann, (bap 1 Sep 1850) and a brother John. John emigrated with Moses.. You can see Moses and Elizabeth's gravestone here

Children of Moses and Ellen
59......George Osborne b 5 Dec 1883 Kyeburn Diggings, Otago, New Zealand d 2 Jan 1955 Naseby, NZ
60......Percy b 28 Nov 1844 Kyeburn Diggings, Otago, New Zealand d 14 Nov 1939 Kyeburn Diggings
61......Arthur Ernest b 22 Jan 1886 Kyeburn Diggings, Otago, New Zealand d 24 Jun 1971 Stratford, Taranaki
62......Frances Leonard b 7 Nov 1888 Kyeburn Diggings, Otago, New Zealand d 1 May 1931 Kaponga, Taranaki
63......Wilfred Bertie b 18 Feb 1892 Kyeburn Diggings, Otago, New Zealand d 24 Apr 1929 Opunake, Taranaki
64......Florence Ethel (Flo) b 6 Oct 1895 Kyeburn Diggings, Otago, New Zealand d 16 Nov 1938 Naseby, NZ m Mr ELETT

Note: Alfred emigrated to New Zealand where he established the Broad's Brush Factory (later the Otago Brush Co) at 127-141 Great King Street, Dunedin. The story of brushmaking in Dunedin may be seen here. He was a kingpin of the temperance movement and kept up a regular correspondence on the subject with the local newspaper - an example of one of his letters may be seen here - and he was vice president of the New Zealand Alliance for the abolition of the liquor traffic in 1889. Within the family he was known as "AC". You can see their gravestone here , an account of a memorial service to Martha here, a report of AC's death here and their house, "Willard" here. See also the local paper's account of the arrival of the Coromandel here

Children of Alfred and Martha
65......Elizabeth Emma b 6 Oct 1877 m Logan Smith DONALD (b 1877 Port Chalmers, NZ) 25 Apr 1905
66......Florence b 12 Sep 1879 m Walter John OXBROW (b abt 1877 Otago) 7 Apr 1908
67......Ethel Sarah b 24 Jun 1881 m Alex MEIKLEJOHN
Note: Ethel had substantial artistic ability - see one of her pictures here
68......Eva Alice b 28 Jan 1884 m John Lindsey (Lin) WEIR 19 Dec 1912
69......Mabel Osborne b 3 Jun 1886 m Joe FOWELL 1909 Dunedin, New Zealand (See Fowell branch here)
70......Winifred Birch b 1 Jun 1888
71......Wilfred Lawson (known as Lawson) b 15 Apr 1890 m (a) Daisy HALL (b) Dorothy Alice LIGHTFOOT
Note: Lawson became a talented design engineer, and later emigrated from New Zealand to the UK where he gave his Chesham house the Maori name of "Te Kaianga" There are a number of his descendants in the UK.
72......Olive Gertrude b 22 Jun 1892
73......Leonard Frank b 28 Dec 1894

GENERATION 7

74......Mabel Evelyn b 3rd qr 1899 [Mutford 4a 1036]
75......Clara Carstens b 4th qr 1900 [Mutford 4a 1045]
76......Winifred Miriam Osborne b 1st qr 1902 [Mutford 4a 1123]
77......Leopold William H b 4th qr 1903 [Mutford 4a 1123]
78......Chelah Rix b 4th qr 1904 [Mutford 4a 1126]
79......Wallace Reginald H. b 4th qr 1906 [Mutford 4a 2993]
80......Queenie Muriel b 1st qr 1911 Bury St Edmunds {Bury St Edmunds 4a 930]

Note: In 1891 George was a miner and the family was at 31 South Street, Newbottle. In 1911 they were at 30 Sunniside, Newbottle and George was a Banksman in a colliery. In 1911 he was a miner (stoneman) and lodged with a Mr Bragg at 6 Beacon Lough Sherriff Hill together with his son Thomas

Children of George and Margaret
55a......Thomas b 1883 Jarrow
Note: In 1911 Thomas was a miner (stoneman) and lodged with a Mr Bragg at 6 Beacon Lough Sherriff Hill.
55b......George b 1884 Houghton-le-Spring
55c......Ellen b 1886 Newbottle
55d......John b 1890 Newbottle
55e......Edward b 1894 Durham
55f......Robert b 1898 Durham
55g......Harriet b 1901 Durham

Child of Sydney and unknown
81......Mary b 14 May 1938 Gosport

Children of Victor and unknown
82......Victor George dob unknown m Gladys V REDFORD 2nd qr 1944 [Gosport 2b 1303]
83......Rose dob unknown

Note: Mabel was the daughter of John George LEACH (b 3rd qr 1839 [cert] d 2nd qr 1916 [Brentford 3a 316] ) and Isabel Alice MARTIN (b 4th qr 1843 [cert] d 4th qr 1923 [Brentford 3a 129]) After Ebenezer's death she remarried George Richard TANDY (d 6 Oct 1949 [Thanet 5b 773] 27 May 1933 Croydon [cert]

Children of Ebenezer and Mabel
H3......John Claydon b 1910 Brentfordd 1912 Brentford
H4......Roma Isabel Claydon b 1913 Hounslow d 1995 Brighton
H5......Eileen Joan Claydon b 1920 Brentford d 1971 Thanet

Note: Catherine was the daughter of William DEANE and Martha LATHE [cert]

Children of Samuel and Catherine
H6......George Deane b 23 Jun 1899 [Windsor 2c 403]
H7......Laslie Claydon b 3 Oct 1903 [Windsor 2c 415]
H8......Leonora K b 3rd qr 1911 [Staines 3a 13]
H9......Brenda L b 4th qr 1913 [Staines 3a 10]

X1 Ernest Claydon OSBORNE m Ethel Fanny TOMKINS 1st qr 1906 [West Ham 4a 321]

Child of Ernest and Ethel
X2......Ernest Claydon b 4th qr 1908 [Poplar 1c 544]

GENERATION 8

Child of Queenie Muriel
84......Wendy Ann HIMSON b 1943

Children of Mary and unknown - all known as Mackinlay
85......Stephen John b 1956 Hampshire
86......Sharon Patricia b 1958 Hampshire
87......Stuart b 1963 Hampshire
88......Alison Jane b 1965 Hampshire
89......James William b 1971 Ipswich

Child of Augusta and Roma
H10......Michael John Augustus HOWELLS b 1938 Ruislip

Children of Alexander and Roma
H11......Robert F GRANT b 1940
H12......Ian F HOWELLS or GRANT b 1941

Child of Daniel and Roma
H13......Margaret R KINSELLA b 4th qr 1945

GENERATION 9

Children of Michael and Wendy
90......Justin Edward b 1966
91......John Michael b 1967
92......living person b 1969
Note: This person has opted to have his family removed from the list
93......Lucy Alexandra b 1970

GENERATION 10

Child of Justin and Clair
94......Aran J Hayler b 1990

Child of Justin and Marnie
95......Gemma Rose b 1990

Note: The family now lives in Canada

Children of John and Carol
96......Aimee Megan b 1993
97......Joshua Caelhan b 1997

Children of Lucy and Paul
101......Thomas Joseph Ross b 1991
102......George William Paul b 1993

Children of Daryll and Lucy
103......Brook Olivia Rose FITZGERALD-BAKER b 1999
104......Finn Benjamin Albert FITZGERALD-BAKER b 2003