Children of William and Sarah
10......Mary bap 5 Jun 1763 St Nicholas Feltwell bur 26 Jun 1763
11......Sarah bap 18 Nov 1764 St Nicholas Feltwell
12......Mary bap 30 Aug 1767 St Nicholas Feltwell bur 7 Sep 1770 St Mary Feltwell
13......William bap 10 Sep 1769 St Nicholas Feltwell bur 29 Jan 1834 St Mary Feltwell m Sarah
14......Elizabeth bap 29 Sep 1770 St Mary Feltwell
15......Elizabeth bap 29 Sep 1771 St Mary Feltwell
16......Jane bap 3 Apr 1774 St Mary Feltwell bur 25 Sep 1775 St Mary Feltwell
17......Phyllis bap 22 May 1779 St Mary Feltwell bur 3 May 1871 St Mary Feltwell

GENERATION 3

Note: In 1841 1nd 1851 Sarah then a widow was living with her widowed sister Phyllis

Child of Sarah and ?
18......Jacob bap 23 Jul 1787 St Nicholas Feltwell

Children of Sarah and Joseph
19......Hicks bap 15 Dec 1794 Feltwell
20......Thomas bap 6 Mar 1796/7 Felwell
21......Mary bap 24 Jan 1800 Feltwell
22......William bap 3 Sep 1802 Feltwell

Note: in 1837 Robert owned thirteen cottages in Feltwell. A list of his tenants (two of whom were his own sons) may be seen here. He also owned a Pightle in Feltwell. In 1871 Phyllis, aged 91, was living with her daughter Mary JACOB at Main Street, Hockwold cum Wilton

Children of Robert and Phyllis
37......Mark bap 26 Jul 1799 St Mary Feltwell
38......Jane bap 27 Dec 1800 Feltwell bur 4 Sep 1838 Feltwell
39......William bap 6 Jan 1803 Feltwell d 5 Nov 1867 bur 9 Nov 1867 Feltwell
Note: William lived in a cottage and had a blacksmith's shop, all rented from his father, in 1837. [Tithe record]
40......Sarah bap 17 Feb 1805 Feltwell d 23 Jun 1813 Feltwell
41......Robert bap 12 Jun 1807 Feltwell bur 8 Jul 1849 Hockwold St Peters
42......Thomas bap 24 Sep 1808 Feltwell
43......Mary b 10 Oct 1810 Feltwell
44......Andrew bap 26 Dec 1812 Feltwell
Note: Andrew lived in a Feltwell cottage rented from his father in 1837 [Tithe record]
45......James bap 26 Apr 1816 bur 7 Apr 1818 Feltwell

GENERATION 4

NOTE: Mark was a smith. In 1841 he had as an apprentice Saml. ENEFER b 1826 [ See Enefer branch here] In 1851 he was recorded as a farmer of 630 acres employing 14 labourers and was living in East Fen Lane, Hockwold. In 1861 the family is shown as living at Red Lion Inn, Hockwold, but Mark is farming 600 acres and employing 10 men and three boys. A dairy maid, Susan JACKaged 17 (born Feltwell) is living in

See the branch for Jane Richardson here

Children of Mark and Jane
48......Sarah Ann bap 3 Dec 1820 Feltwell bur 21 Feb 1851 Wilton m George HARROD 12 Jun 1845 Wilton
49......Harriet b 1825 Wilton
50......Jane b 1827 Wilton bur 25 May 1852 Wilton
51......Mary b 1823 Wilton
Mary, aged 9 made a sampler which you can see here
52......Robert James b abt 1829 bur 28 Oct 1833 Wilton
53......Mark b abt 1833 bur 31 Oct 1835 Wilton
54......Maria b 1834 Wilton

55......Martha b 1836/6
56......George Robert b 1838 Wilton d 2nd qr 1904 [Swaffham 4b 211]
57......Emma b 1840/41 Wilton

Children of William and Rebecca
67......Smith (male) bap 1826
68......James bap 18 Dec 1828 Feltwell bur 16 Jun 1885 Feltwell
Note: James was a smith in 1851
69......William bap 15 Aug 1830 Feltwell bur 24 Feb 1840 Feltwell
70......Sarah b 1831 m Charles BARBER 1 Sep 1863
71......Eliza b 1837 d 1901 Auckland NZ m Henry Forster WALDEN 21 Jan 1871 Baptist Chapel, Cambridge
Note: See Walden branch here
72......Ann b 1837
73......Robert bap b 1839 d 9 Nov 1862 bur 15 Nov 1862 Feltwell
Note: In 1861 Robert was a draper
74......Rebecca b 1841 m John Overland GEORGE Jan 1861 Feltwell
75......William b 1843/4

Children of Robert and Mary Ann
76......William G b 29 Aug 1827 Brandon bap 28 Aug 1828 d 30 Nov 1901 Washington, DC bur 3 Dec 1901 Glenwood Cemetary, Washington
77......Edward b 12 Jan 1829 Wilton bap 22 Feb 1829 Wilton d 10 Apr 1911 Washington, DC bur Rock Creek Cemetary, Washington
78......Elizabeth bap 22 Jul 1822 Brandon
79......Emily b 1832
80......Frederick b 1833 Hockwold d after 1851
Note: In 1851 Frederick was an apprentice
81......Caroline b 1835
82......Andrew b 1837
83......Mark b 4th qr 1839 [Thetford 13 273]
84......Robert b 4th qr 1844 [Thetford 13 287]
85......Thirza b after 1845

Children of George and Mary
89......William Palmer b 1833 Wilton
90......Thomas b 1834 Wilton d 4th qr 1875 [Thetford 4b 262]
91......Henry b 1838 Wilton
92......George R b 1840 Wilton
93......John b 1842 Wilton

Eriswell Hall Farm

Children of Edward and Mary
100......Julia Selina b 1843 Wilton bap 1 Jan 1844 Wilton
101......Jane Elizabeth b 1st qr 1845 Wilton [Thetford 13 320]
102......Edward Palmer b 2nd qr 1847 Brandon [Thetford 13 287] d 1914 aged 67 [Faringdon 2c 385]
103......Sarah Ann b 4th qr 1848 Brandon [Thetford 13 284]
104......Mark Philip b 4th qr 1850 Brandon [Thetford 13 207] d 1924 Guildford aged 73 [Guildford 2a 136]
Note: In 1871 Mark was a blacksmith
105......William Frank b 2nd qr 1852 Stanton Sfk [Thingoe 4a 362]
Note: In 1871 William was a butcher
106......George Robert b 3 Oct 1853 Halesworth [Thingoe 4a 362] bap 19 Oct 1853 Stanton d 24 Apr 1913 Toronto
George died of Hypostatic pneumonia associated with Bright's disease from which he had been suffering for about a year
107......Frederick Charles b 3rd qr 1856 Hepworth Sfk [Thetford 4b 355] d 3rd qr 1907 [Norwich 4b 78] m Sarah RUTTERFORD (b 1856 Lakenheath) 4th qr 1882 [Mildenhall 4a 1141]
Note: In 1871 Fred was an apprentice wheelwright living with a wheelwright named Robert K FULLER at High St, Lakenheath The 1891 census shows Fred and Sarah at Chalk Hall, Old Elden, Elveden and Fred was a wheelwright. at Cross Roads, Elveden in 1901
108......Margaret Florence b 1st qr 1857 Stanton Sfk [Thingoe 4a 458] m Henry Reed TREGOYNE (b 1844 Polperro) 4th qr 1877 [Bradford 9b 163]
Note: Henry was a carver and gilder and in 1891 they were living at 47 Hardman St, Liverpool.
109......Henry b 3rd qr 1858 Stanton Sfk [Thingoe 4a 401] d 1st qr 1939 aged 79 [Wayland 4b 302]
Note: In 1881 Henry was a plumber and painter living with his parents
110......Mary Jane (Polly) b 3rd qr 1860 Brandon [Thetford 4b 362] d 1912 Hanwell [Brentford 3a 186]
Note: Mary Jane was a governess, and in 1912 she was at Hanwell
110a....Andrew Palmer b 3rd qr 1864 Feltwell [Thetford 4b 382]
110b....Benjamin b 4th qr 1866 Feltwell [Thetford 4b 373

Note: George was a grocer and draper in Main Street Hockwold cum Wilton in 1861, 1871, 1881.

Children of George and Harriet
49a...... b 4th qr 1847 Wilton [Thetford 13 267] d 1st qr 1892 [Thetford 4b 365] m Eliza LAWSON (b 1860 Lincolnshire) 2nd qr 1890 [Thetford 4b 637]
Note: In 1871 William was a draper, but in 1881 he was a seed merchant
49b......Hannah Maria b 1st qr 1850 Wilton [Thetford 13 324] d 1st qr 1886 aged 37 [Thetford 4b 293] m Alfred HARDY 4th qr 1878 [Thetford 4b 1070]
In 1871 Hannah was an assistant in her father's shop
49c......Edwin Thornton b 3rd qr 1851Wilton [Thetford 13 322]
In 1871 Edwin was an assistant in his father's shop
49d......Emma Jane b 3rd qr 1854 Wilton [Thetford 13 372]
In 1871 Emma was an assistant in her father's shop
49e......Melinda Ann b 2nd qr 1857 Wilton [Thetford 13 391]

Note In 1871 Ambrose was a farmer of 630 acres employing 9 men and three boys at Main Street, Hockwold cum Wilton

Children of Ambrose and Maria
54a......Minnie Maria b 1st qr 1865 1865 Hockwold [Thetford 4b 409]
54b......Frederick C b 4th qr 1866 Hockwold [Thetford 4b 369]

Note: In 1881 Edwin was a sewing machine factor living at 8 Rose St, Christchurch Newgate Street, London City. Also living with the family was a 19 year old servant, Emma MATTHAM from Brandon. In 1891 Edwin was a sewing machine dealer and there was a live in servant, Louisa COSYNS In 1901 Emma was a widow, carrying on the business of selling sewing machines. In 1901 and 1911 they were at 238 Ivydale, Nunhead, SE

Children of Edwin and Emma
57a......Ida M b 1875 Wilton
Note: In 1901 Ida was secretary of the sewing machine company
57b......Edwin Percy A b 1876 City of London
Note: In 1891 Percy was a drapers apprentice, but in 1901 he was manager of the sewing machine compaNY
57c......Dorothy b 1882 West Ham
Note: In 1901 Dorothy was a shorthand typist and in 1911 she was a supervisor of Shorthand Typists
57d......Pheobe C b 1884 West Ham
Note: In 1901 Pheobe was a shorthand typist
57e......Bessie E J b 1885 Forest Gate
Note: In 1901 and 1911Bessie was a shorthand typist
57e......Janet b 1886 West Ham

In 1881 William was a farmer at Mill Farm, Weeting All Saints of 198 acres employing 2 men and 2 boys. There was a neice, Kate Amelia STEED aged 7 from Brandon living with the family and a servant, Kate TURNER aged 19 from Wangford Sfk lived in.

Child of William and Mary
89a......Frederick George b 2nd qr 1872 Feltwell [Thetford 4b 394]

In 1871 the family was at Fishing Cottage, Hockwold cum Wilton where Thomas was a farmer: living in was a lodger, James GALLEY a 55 year old ag lab born in Hockwold

See Feetham tree here.

Children of Thomas and Hephzibah
90a......Mary Jane b 4th qr 1865 Hockwold cum Wilton [Thetford 4b 364]
90b......Emily Elizabeth b 1st qr 1867 Hockwold cum Wilton [Thetford 4b 387]
90c......Frederick b 1868 Hockwold cum Wilton
90d......Louisa b 1871 Hockwold cum Wilton

GENERATION 6

Children of John and Julia
100b......George William b 2nd qr 1864 Brandon [Thetford 4b 402]
Note: In 1911 George William was working on his father's farm
100c......Frederick Thomas b 1st qr 1866 Brandon [Thetford 4b 399]
100d......Edward John b 2nd qr 1867 Brandon [Thetford 4b 403]
Note: In 1911 Edward was working on his father's farm
100e......Francis Robert b 2nd qr 1869 Brandon [Thetford 4b 505]
100f......Eva Selina b 2nd qr 1870 Brandon [Thetford 4b 296]
100g......Alice Mary b 4th qr 1871 [Thetford 4b 377]
100h......Laura Louise b 4th qr 1872 Brandon [Thetford 4b 3_2]
Note: In 1911 Laura was housekeeper for her father
100i......Anne Amelia b 1st qr 1874 Brandon [Thetford 4b 387]

Child of Jane and unknown
101b......Horace NEWDICK b 1 Mar 1869 Lakenham [Certificate] . d 1st qr 1946 Wayland
Note: Horace was deaf and dumb and at his birth Jane was living at 20 Chapel Street, Crooks Place, Norwich

Child of Thomas OLDHAM and Jane
101c......Emma OLDHAM or NEWDICK b 15 Nov 1878 Swaffham [Certificate]

Note: From 1881 to 1911 Edward was a draper's assistant living at Westfield Villas, Coxwell Street, Gt Faringdon. In 1891 Mary GAY, Bessie's mother, was staying with the family

Children of Edward and Bessie
102b......Edward Gay b 1st qr 1881 Faringdon, Berks [Faringdon 2c 289]
102c......John Frederick b 4th qr 1882 Faringdon, Berks [Faringdon 2c 282]
Note In 1901 and 1911John was a grocer's assistant
102d......Winifred Mary b 1886 Faringdon, Berks [Faringdon 2c 273]

Note: In 1881 Sarah is described as a dressmaker and Charles as an upholsterer. The family was at 196 Lower Salt Street, Bradford Yorks. In 1891 and 1901 Charles was an employed carpet planner, and the family was at 1 Bold St, Manningham, Bradford. In 1911 and Charles was working "on his own account">

Charles and Sally Cresswell and their 7 children in 1894
Sally made all the dresses and suits. - Emily is third from left, back row

Children of Charles and Sarah
103b......Florence Henrietta (Hettie) b 2nd qr 1875 [Bradford Y 9b 159]
Note: In 1891 Hettie was a worsted spinner
103c......Ellen (Nellie) b 1st qr 1878 [Bradford 9b 180]
Note: In 1891 Nellie was a worsted spinner and in 1901 she was a worsted burler (inspector)
103d......Emily b 1st qr 1880 [Bradford 9b 142]
103e......Charles Edward b 2nd qr 1882 [Bradford 9b 147]
Note: In 1901 Charles was a butcher's apprentice
103f......Emma (Emm) b 2nd qr 1884 [Bradford 9b 118]
In 1901 Emma was a worsted winder and in 1911 she was a worsted burler and mender, but later became a governess in Bruxelles.
103g......William (Willie) b 1st qr 1887 [Bradford 9b 134] d 1st qr 1901 aged 14 [Bradford Y 9b 27]
103h......Mary b 2nd qr 1889 [Bradford 9b 146]
Note: In 1911 Mary was a worsted burler and mender

Note: Mark remained a blacksmith all his life. In 1881 the family was at Orchard Rd Baldock and in 1891 they were at North Road, Baldock. In 1901 Mark was a widower living at 28 Queen's Road, Stoke Within, Guildford. In 1911 he was at the same address.

Children of Mark and Agnes
104b......Edward George P b 1876 Baldock Herts [Hitchin 3a 366]
104c......Florence Mary b 2nd qr 1878 Baldock Herts [Hitchin 3a 358]
104d......Mark William b 2nd qr 1880 Baldock Herts [Hitchin 3a 899]
104e......Frederick Charles b 4th qr 1882 Baldock Herts [Hitchin 3a 429]
Note: In 1901 Frederick was an engineers fitter
104f......Kate Emily b 4th qr 1884 Baldock Herts [Hitchin 3a 460]
Note: In 1901 Kate was a shop assistant draper
104g......Henry John b 4th qr 1889 Baldock Herts [Hitchin 3a 496]

Note: In 1881 and 1891 William was a blacksmith, living in High Street Baldock in 1891. In 1901 William was a brewery engine driver still at the same address and in 1911 he was a labourer, still at the same address.

Children of William and Annie
105b......William Frank b 1st qr 1882 Baldock [Hitchin 3a 424]
105c......Margaret Mary F b 1st qr 1885 Baldock [Hitchin 3a 464]
105d......Edward John b 2nd qr 1890 Baldock [Hitchin 3a 505]
Note: Edward John was an able seaman aboard HMS Triumph on 29 May 1915 when she was torpedoed by U-21, and Edward was amongst those lost. His memorial at the Hertfordshire war memorial reads
Able Seaman 233545, H.M.S. Triumph, Royal Navy. Died 29 May 1915. Age 26. Son of William Frank and Annie Worker Newdick, of Baldock, Herts; husband of Jane Ann Duffield (formerly Newdick), of 8, Lily Place, Aberdour, Fifeshire.

HMS Triumph

RMS Oceanic, the ship on which Clarence emigrated

Note: Jane, who died of pulmonary TB was the daughter of James TOOLEY and Ann ATKINS. In 1881 the family was at 110 London St, Swaffham and George was a clothier and Outfitter (Tailor).In 1887 they were at Market Place, Swaffham. In 1890 the whole family emigrated to Canada on the ship Parisian leaving Liverpool bound for Montreal on 23 Oct 1890.

The Parisian, on which the family emigrated

Note: Emma was the daughter of William PAYNE a blacksmith living in 1891 at Albert Terrace, Camping Land, Swaffham with whom Hanry and Emma were staying. In 1901 and 1911 the family was at London Street Swaffham and Emma's father was living with them

Children of Henry and Emma
109b......Florence Ada b 3rd qr 1889 Swaffham [Swaffham 4b 360] m George E RICHER 3rd qr 1913 [Swaffham 4b 731]
110c......Nellie Lavinia b 3rd qr1892 Swaffham [Swaffham 4b 371]
110d......Elsie May Mary b 4th qr 1895 Swaffham [Swaffham 4b 345]
110e......Kathleen May b 3rd qr 1897 Swaffham [Swaffham 4b 373]
110f......Frederick William b 4th qr 1899 Swaffham [Swaffham 4b 337]

Note In 1891 Andrew was a grocer and draper and lived at Street, Sporle with Palgrave.In 1901 he was an insurance agent living at Shambles, Market Place, Swaffham

Children of Andrew and Eva
110g......Daisy Annie Mary b 1st qr 1891 Sporle with Palgrave [Swaffham 4b 370]
110h......Gladys Selina b 3rd qr 1899 Swaffham [Swaffham 4b 353]
Note: there may have been 2 other children

Note: In 1911 Benjamin was a gunsmith living at Laken's Yard, Swaffham

Child of Benjamin and Edith
110m......Agnes Emma b 1911 Swaffham

Children of Frederick and Mary
100k......Gladys Emma b 3rd qr 1891 [Thetford 4b 377] bap 6 Sep 1891 Brandon
100l......Stanley Edward J b 1st qr 1893 Brandon [Thetford 4b 379]
100m......Doris Ida b 3rd qr 1897 Brandon[Thetford 4b 369]
100n......Olive Miriam b 3rd qr 1900 Brandon [Thetford 4b 362]
100o......Florence Selina b 1st qr 1901 Brandon [Thetford 4b 353]
100p......Laura Kathleen b 4th qr 1904 [Thetford 4b 339]
100q......Alec Frederick b 1st qr 1907 [Thetford 4b 323]
100r......Frank William b 1st qr 1909 [Thetford 4b 316] d 4th qr 1919 aged 10 [Thetford 4b 364]

Note: Francis was a plumber living at the Street, Banham in 1911

Children of Francis and Frances
100s......Charles John Frank b 1903 Downham Market [Downham 4b 332]
100t......Frances Dorothy Mary b 1906 Banham [Wayland 4b 221]

Note: Charles was a railway clerk in 1911 living at 15 Essex Rd Lowestoft

Children of Charles and Eva
100u......Cyril Harry b 1908 Lowestoft
100v......Evelyn Eileen b 1910 Lowestoft

Note: Bernard was an insurance agent in 1911 living at 22 Beaumont Rd, Bradford

Child of Bernard and Hettie
103i......Florence Winifred b 4th qr 1901 [Bradford Y 9b 84]

Note: Sam was a worsted spinning and manufacturers clerk in 1911 living at 94 Westfield Rd, Bradford

Children of Sam and Nellie
103j......Mary b 3rd qr 1904 [Bradford 9b 75]
103k......Betty C b 4th qr 1914 [Bradford 9b 284]

Note: In the 1911 census Emily was living at the Army Barracks in York, already married

Children of Walter and Emily
103l......Muriel b 3rd qr 1912 [York 9d 53]
103m....Marjorie b 4th qr 1913 [York 9d 57]
103n......Reginald A b 3rd qr 1921 Yorkshire [Bramley 9b 480]
Note: Reginald had two children, Martin and Adrian

Note: In 1911 Charles was a carter, Edith was a charwoman and they lived at 196 Picton Street, Bradford

Children of Charles and Edith
103o......Elsie b 1st qr 1903 Manningham [Bradford 9b 98]
103p......Willie b 3rd qr 1905 Manningham [Bradford 9b 76]

William Henry and Mary OLLY and in 1911 he was a cashier.

Children of William and Mary
103q......Eugene F b 2nd qr 1920 [Fylde 8e 1236]
103r......Gerald F b 2nd qr 1921 [Fylde 8e 1216] d 1945
Note: Flight Officer G F Orry, No 163497 was shot down and killed when flying abomber of 227 Squadron over Germany in 1945.