Children of James and Elizabeth
2......John b abt 1756 bur 29 May 1842 Southwold
3......James b 4 Sep 1763 d 14 Feb 1845 bur 20 Feb 1845 Southwold

GENERATION 2

Note: John was a bricklayer. Mary was the daughter of Francis STRANGE and Rachel KNIGHTS Witnesses to their wedding were Priscilla CRITTEN and Henry PRITTY. In 1841 Mary is at Row 132 Great Yarmouth and husband John is with son 5 William and grandson 17 David at Church Green, Southwold

Children of John and Rose
3a....Sarah bap 7 Nov 1792 Southwold
3b....John bap 22 Sep 1793 Southwold bur 13 Sep 1795 Southwold

Children of John and Mary
4......John bap 1 Jun 1798 Southwold bur 17 Apr 1858 Southwold
Note John was a twinespinner and ropemaker in 1841
5......William bap 3 Aug 1800 Southwold bur 23 Jan 1878 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 492]
Note: William's notice of death appeared in the Lowestoft Journal 26 Jan 1878
6......James b 31 Oct 1803 bap 3 Nov 1803 Southwold
7......Amy b 24 Dec 1805 bap 31 Dec 1805 Southwold

Note: Witnesses to the marriage were Rhoda DARBY and John STERRY. Mary was the daughter of Thomas NEAL and Alice. Southwold MI states: In memory of James Sterry, trinity pilot and Mary his wife. The former died 14 Feb 1845 aged 82 years the latter 25 Dec 1833 aged 70

A local clergyman by the name of Maggs refers in his diary twice to James: on the first occasion it was to say that James was sent to Jail in 1831 over a dispute involving a cask of whisky, and secondly that his "room" was used for the election of a new deputy harbourmaster in 1845.

"1829 Jany 24th Particulars of a Cask of Whisky Tried at the Suffolk Assizes Augt 10/29. Verdict for Plaintiffs see Accts. In 1831 July 27th Mr. Jas. Sterry the Defendant was sent to Jail (Ipswich) by the Plaintiffs for 641 pounds stirling being the cost of the Action. Sterry was discharg'd 7th Novr following. Cost Defendants (Corporation of Southwold) Solicitors Bills, law charges including the expenses of the Action, Dunwich v. Sterry 844li s 5d Paid by the Plaintiffs (Corporation of Dunwich) their Own Costs et: upwards of 1000 pounds stirling ... Sterry, Marshal of the Admiralty Court at Southwold and Tide Waiter, seized the cask that had come ashore within the bounds of Dunwich and opposite Walberswick. Stung by previous incidents, Dunwich sued and won but was bankrupted by the costs. The case cost Southwold dear and it allowed Sterry, the named defendant, to go to Debtors Prison at Ipswich rather than pay the plaintiff's costs."

(Kindly supplied by Peter Sterry to Robert Sterry from whose website [see bottom of page] . Peter also comments that it seems that the local council allowed James Sterry the concession of the market from 1829 until 1843 as compensation. All the ports on the east coast were very protective of their rights. The long standing dispute between Yarmouth (and Southwold) is well documented and lasted over three hundred years, not being finally settled until 1676.)

This report in the Ipswich Journal for 19th November 1831 (Page 4 column 5) details the court proceedings:

'Report of action against James Sterry of Southwold at Court for Relief of Insolvent Debtors On Monday, at a Court for Relief of Insolvent Debtors, held before Mr Commissioner Law, at the Shire Hall, Ipswich, James Sterry, the elder, late of Southwold, yeoman, deputy harbour master of the port of Southwold, and marshal of the Admiralty Court there, and clerk of the Southwold market, in custody at the suit of the Bailiffs, Burgesses, and Commonality of the borough of Dunwich for 341£, being the costs of an action brought against him to try a right to the possession of a cask of whiskey, washed on shore between Dunwich and Southwold, was opposed by Mr Palmer, specially retained for that purpose, on behalf of the Corporation of Dunwich; Mr Evans was specially retained to support the Insolvent. As there was but one other debt in the Insolvent's schedule of 5£. money lent him by a friend on the day of his arrest, Mr Palmer contended that as the Insolvent was in custody at the suit of a Corporation, and as the Act empowered the Court to appoint a proper person or persons, being a creditor or creditors of the Insolvent, to be assignee or assignees of his estate and effects, for the purposes of the Act, the Court had in this Insolvent's case no jurisdiction ; that a Corporation was not within the meaning of those words of the Act, since the Court could not compel a Corporation to file their accounts, or have any remedy against them for other dereliction of duty in the assigneeship. Mr Commissioner Law overruled the objection, and observed that the Court could appoint any one or more members of the Corporation, to be Assignee or Assignees, over whom it would have every power given by the Act. The Commissioner observed that the Insolvent was not in prison of his own accord, but was arrested and put there by the Corporation of Dunwich, and as no case of opposition had been established, the Court declared the Insolvent entitled to his discharge forthwith.'

James was licenced in Jan 1791 and retired on 10 Nov 1832. His licence was endorsed 'Orfordness, North Channel and River Thames to London and in and out of Harwich'. He made returns for Lowestoft to Trinity House in 1808. James was licenced as a Trinity pilot in January 1791 and retured on 10th November 1832. His license carried an endorsement: "Orfordness, North Channel and river Thames to London and in and out of Harwich" In 1808 he was making returns to Trinity House from Lowestoft.

Lowestoft monumental inscription reads: "In Memory of James Sterry trinity pilot and Mary his wife The former died 14 Feb 1845 aged 82 years the latter 25 Dec 1833 aged 70 years Pray without ceasing."

Child of James and Mary
8......James bap 17 Jun 1787 Southwold d 25 Dec 1836 aged 49 on ship "Lady Nelson" off Margate
Note: James was a master mariner
9......Elizabeth b abt 1789 Southwold
10....Robert b abt 1791 Southwold bap 27 Jan 1791 Southwold bur 29 Mar 1814 Southwold aged 23

GENERATION 3

Note: In 1831 Pigot's directory has John as a twinespinner He signed the register and Ann made her mark. In 1841 the family was at Back Street, Lowestoft. The 1851 census has the family at Shuckford's Loke and John as a "ropemaker". Ann is missing from the 1861 census but in 1871 she is a widow netmaker living at 3 Shuckford Loke, Lowestoft. The 1881 census shows Ann as living at 1 Spark Buildings Lowestoft as a widow with the Tyrell family

Children of John and Ann
11......James bap 26 Sep 1824 Southwold d 13 Nov 1896 Lowestoft
11a....Timothy b 1825/6 Gt Yarmouth d 21 Dec 1903 m Ann UTTING ( b 1828/9 Oulton d 18 Nov 1897 Lowestoft
Note: Timothy was an apprentice twinespinner in 1841 and later was in partnership with his brother James as rope, line and trawl net makers. In 1892 he was living at 134 St Peter's Street, Lowestoft. He left £2122.10s.4d in his will - at his death he was at 77 Factory Street and was described as "gentleman"
12......Virtue bap 8 Jul 1831 Lowestoft d 12 Mar 1915 Lowestoft
13......Frederick William b 19 Jan 1835 bap 10 May 1835 Old Meeting High Street Independant Lowestoft drowned 4 Nov 1864 on Drifter "William Clifton" off Lowestoft
Note: In 1851 Frederick was a twinespinner
14......Naomi b abt 1839 Lowestoft d 2nd qr 1874 West Ham [W Ham 4a 36] aged 37
15......Charlotte b abt 1841 Lowestoft
16......John b abt 1846 Lowestoft

Note: Witnesses to the first marriage were James POINTS, Barbara PALMER and William CARTER. Witnesses to the second marriage were Charlotte WAYTH and Daniel STERN. Elizabeth was the daughter of David STERN fishmonger of Yoxford. In 1841 William, a carpenter, and David Chaplin were living in Southwold with David's grandfather John, then aged 90, a bricklayer. In 1851 he and Elizabeth are in Southwold. In 1861 he is a joiner still with Elizabeth in Southwold at East Green north, and in 1871 he is at East Cliff, Southwold

Child of William and Mary Ann
17......David Chaplin bap 8 Jul 1832 bur 27 Sep 1904 Bendigo cemetery, Victoria, Australia
Note: David Chaplin Sterry was in trouble with the police - on 21 Jan 1846 at age 13 he had been stealing turnips and on Jun 17th of the same year he did wilful damage to David King's wheat. [Southwold constable's night constable's book] He emigrated to Australia on the "William Moner" (Master: William B SKEENE) departing Liverpool 21 Mar 1854 arriving Melbourne 21 Aug 1854

Note: Witnesses to the marriage were James STERRY, William CARTER and ... MARTEN. In 1830 Pigot lists James as a water bailiff, but in later lfe on his children's marriage certificates he appears as a merchant and a master mariner. The cottage he occupied in Southwold was one of a brick built terrace of four advertised as for sale in the Ipswich Journal of 11 Jan 1840. In 1851 the family was living in Northgate Street, Beccles, but by 1871 they had moved to New Nelson Street, Lowestoft. The memorial inscription reads: "In affectionate remembrance of Mary Ann the beloved wife of James Sterry who died December 30th 1874 aged 69 years,
also three of their children,
John died January 2nd 1861 aged 20,
James died January 21st 1861 aged
29 William died September 29th 1874 aged 47
also James their grandchild died in infancy
Also James beloved husband of the above who died December 22nd 1885 aged 82 years."

Children of James and Mary Ann
18......William Woodard bap 18 Feb 1827 Southwold d 29 Sep 1873 aged 47 bur 2 Oct 1873 Lowestoft m Gemima MOORE 12 Mar 1854 [Mutford 4a 887]
Note: William was a seaman mate in 1851 living in Beccles with his parents
19......James bap 11 Jun 1830 Southwold bur 15 Jun 1830 Southwold
Note: James was a mariner - in BT 112 he is a merchant seaman, and in BT 115 from 1845 to 1846 he appears as a captain on several voyages.
20......Mary Ann bap 13 Jun 1830 Southwold
21......James Woodard b 28 May 1831 bap 7 May 1832 Southwold Independent d 21 Jan 1861 bur 31 Jan 1861 Lowestoft aged 30
22......Thomas Woodard b 20 Apr 1834 bap 8 Jan 1835 Southwold bur 6 May 1908 Lowestoft
23......John b 4th qr 1840 Beccles [Wangford 13 439] d 2 Jan 1861 bur 8 Jan 1861 Lowestoft
24......Samuel b 4th qr 1842 Beccles [Wangford 13 470] d 9 Apr 1915 bur 14 Apr 1915 Lowestoft
25......Edward b 3rd qr 1845 Beccles [Wangford 13 520] m Charlotte KETLESS (b abt 1851 Lowestoft) 2nd qr 1873 Lowestoft
Note: In 1871 Edward was a master mariner living with his parents In 1881 Edward was mate of the vessel "Englishman" out of Durham (The captain, James Henry ROOFE, was also from Lowestoft). In 1891 Charlotte was a lodger at 30 St Leonard Street, Thornaby, Yorks., and in 1901 Edward and Charlotte were living at 22 Palmaston Street, Thornaby, Yorkshire
26......Woodard b 4th qr 1847 Beccles [Wangford 13 457] d 9 Mar 1902 bur 13 Mar 1902 Lowestoft

Child of Robert and Amy
27......Mary Poynts b abt 1829 Southwold

Note: Witnesses to the marriage were J STERRY sen and Mary MEADOWS. Sarah was the daughter of William and Elizabeth PAGE. In 1841 Sarah is shown as a widow aged 50 living in Southwold with Betsy STERRY. The diary of the Revd Maggs records her "return from an asylum. A 5year old boy, William WAYTH was living at the same house "near East Street" Southwold

Children of James and Sarah
28......Betsy b 23 Mar 1811 bap 1 Apr 1811 Southwold
Note: Andrew was a master mariner
29......James William bap 30 Jan 1813 Southwold d 25 Dec 1836 aged 23 m Mary Ann ADAMSON 16 Sep 1835 Aldeburgh
Note James died whilst on board ship from Rotterdam to London
30......Robert bap 8 Feb 1815 Southwold
31......William bap 24 Apr 1817 Southwold
32......John Page bap 11 Aug 1821 Southwold d 25 Dec 1836 aged 15

Note: William was a captain at sea, a mariner and also recorded as a labourer

Children of William and Elizabeth
A2......Robert William bap 18 Jul 1819 Southwold
A3......Betsy Amelia bap 18 Aug 1822 Southwold
A4......Anna Maria bap 4 Feb 1827 Southwold
A5......Mary Eliza bap 17 Apr 1836 Southwold

Child of Robert and Elizabeth
A7......Eliza bap 26 Jul 1813 Southwold

GENERATION 4

Note: See Chatten branch here.In 1851 James and Elizabeth were living in St Peter's Place, Lowestoft and James was a twinespinner. In 1861 Elizabeth was a tailoress and James was a ropemaker, and in 1871 and 1881 he was a twinespinner. The 1875 directory of Cambridge, Norfolk and Suffolk shows him in partnership with his brother Timothy as rope line and trawl net makers and again in 1883. In 1861 the family was at Factory Lane, Lowestoft and afterwards at 6 St Peter's Street (Sparhams Cottages) Lowestoft. In 1891 they were living at 243 Clapham Road, Lowesoft with son 17a George

The memorials in Lowestoft cemetery reads" Sterry, James, twinespinner of Lowestoft 71 years 17 Nov 1896, (No 26) Sterry Woodard warehouseman of Lowestoft 54 years 13 Mar 1902"
and
"Elizabeth Sterry died June 3rd 1894 aged 74 also of James Sterry (husband) died Nov 13th 1896 aged 73"

In his will James left £443 15s and 1d to Mary Ann HALL and William John BUNGAY

Children of James and Elizabeth
33......James John b 2nd qr 1847 Lowestoft [Mutford 13 472] bap 5 Sep 1847
Note: James John was a shoemaker's apprentice in 1871
34......Mary Ann b 7 May 1849 Lowestoft bap 27 Oct 1850 bur 21 Apr 1853 Lowestoft
35......William b 4th qr 1851 [Mutford 13 488] bap 5 Mar 1854 Lowestoft
Note: William was a shipwright's apprentice in 1871 living with parents and in 1881 he was a shipwright living at the White Horse Inn, Lowestoft.
36......Frederick b 25 Apr 1854 Lowestoft bap 4 Jun 1854 Lowestoft d 26 Dec 1928 Lowestoft
Note: Frederick was a Printers apprentice in 1871 and a painter (?) in 1891
37......Charles b 3rd qr 1856 bap 2 Nov 1856 Lowestoft d 27 Sep 1937 Lowestoft aged 81
Note: Charles was a Twine Spinner in 1871 and 1881
38......George b10 Mar 1859 (registered in 2nd qr [Mutford 4a 702]) bap 3 Apr 1859 Lowestoft
Note: George was a carpenter/joiner in 1881, but in 1891 he was a town postman
39.....Elizabeth b 2nd qr 1859 Lowestoft (twin?) [Mutford 4a 702] d 4th qr 1870 aged 11 [Mutford 4a 465]
39a....John b 2nd qr 1861 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 736]
40......Mary Ann b 1st qr 1864 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 750] m Horace William HALL 2nd qr 1892 Thanet, Kent
Note In 1881 Mary Ann was a dressmaker. Horace was a licensed victualler at the Ship Hotel, Herne Bay, Kent.
40a....Emily b 1867/8 Lowestoft m William John BANGAY 3rd qr 1909 Colchester
Note: William was a bricklayer

[See Edmonds branch here]

Note: Witnesses to the marriage were James STERRY and Naomi STERRY. Edward was the son of James EDMONDS and Susannah SOUTH. In 1861 Edward was a merchant seaman and the family was living in 22 Crown Street, Lowestoft in 1861 and 1871. In 1881 they were living in Raglan Stret, Lowestoft - Edward still a mariner.

Children of Edward and Virtue
41......Frederick Edward b 2nd qr 1856, [Mutford 4a 696] m Harriet Ellen WIGG 4th qr 1878 [Blything 4a 1554]
Note: Frederick was a housepainter
42......Alfred b 3rd qr 1857 , [Mutford 4a 631] bap 1858 Lowestoft bur Lowestoft cemetery 4 May 1899 L/5/129 aged 39
Note: Alfred was a mariner living at 5 St Margaret's Road Lowestoft when he died
43......Virtue Alice b 2nd qr 1859 , [Mutford 4a 709] bap 1870 Lowestoft
44......Elizabeth Charlotte b 3rd qr 1860 , [Mutford 4a 633] bap 1869 Lowestoft
45......Charles b 3rd qr 1862 Lowestoft , [Mutford 4a 64_] bap 1869 Lowestoft
Note: In 1881 Charles was a gardener
46......Jane Ann b 4th qr 1869 , [Mutford 4a 713] bap 1870 Lowestoft
47...... b 1st qr 1868 , [Mutford 4a 705] bap 1869 d 1953 m Frederick William MUMMERY (b 2nd qr 1866 [Mutford 4a 728] d 1945 Fleetwood) 4th qr 1886 [Mutford 4a 1845]
Note: Frederick was a fish merchant
48......Edith Clara b 2nd qr 1876 , [Mutford 4a 769]

Note: Frederick was a fisherman. In 1871 Sarah was a beetster, living at the House of Industry, Oulton with her children Sarah, John, Alice and Rosanna

Children of Frederick William and Sarah Ann
49......Sarah Ann b 10 Nov 1856 bap 4 Jan 1857 Lowestoft
Note: Sarah Ann had a child, Elizabeth b 1870 bap 10 Feb 1870 Lowestoft bur 3 Apr 1870 Oulton
50......Frederick John Cook b 22 Aug 1858 bap 3 Oct 1858 drowned off Lowestoft 4 Nov 1902
51......Susannah b 22 Jun 1860 bap 5 Aug 1860 Lowestoft bur 26 Apr 1871 Oulton
52......John William b 19 Feb 1862 bap 5 Mar 1862 Lowestoft bur 25 Jul 1944 Lowestoft Cemetery L/H/96
53......Alice Sarah Ann bap 3 Jan 1864 Lowestoft m Thomas William TURRELL 18 Oct 1883 Lowestoft
54......Roseanna Anna bap 5 Mar 1865 Lowestoft
Note: In 1881 Rosanna, then called Rosa, was a servant with Susan WOODS, a 70 year old annuitant living at 52 Old Nelson Street, Lowestoft

Note James was an labourer in 1871 although at the time of hois marriage he gave his occupation as engineer. In 1881 he was a widower and a dock messanger, living at 66 Ettrick Street, Bromley

Children of James and Naomi
55......John G b 1861 Deptford Kent
55a....Arthur J b 1863 Plaistow, Essex
55b....James Theodore b 2nd qr 1865 West Ham [W Ham 4a 38]
55c....Clara E b 1867 Plaistow, Essex
55d....Alice E b 1871 Plaistow, Essex

Children of Charles and Charlotte
56......Charles John bap 5 Jan 1862 Lowestoft d 3rd qr 1887 Lowestoft m Mary Ann COLEMAN 22 Dec 1886 Lowestoft
57......William George b abt 1864 bap aged 6 on 2 Oct 1870 Lowestoft
58......Thomas William bap 5 Mar 1865 Lowestoft m 53 Alice Sarah Ann STERRY (b 4th qr 1863 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 666] bap 3 Jan 1864 Lowestoft) 7 Oct 1883 Lowestoft
59...... George b 3rd qr 1867 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 711] bap 2 Oct 1870 aged 2 m Hannah
60......Charlotte Ann b 4th qr 1869 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 707] bap 2 Oct 1870 Lowestoft m William Edward MANNING 5th May 1889 Lowestoft
61......Mary Ann b 4th qr 1871 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 681] bap 7 Oct 1877 Lowestoft
62......Arthur Ernest Watcher b 4th qr 1874 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 727] m Florence Emma JOHNSON 30 Dec 1910 Lowestoft
63......Ellen Maud b 1st qr 1877 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 834] bap 1 Apr 1877 Lowestoft m Arthur George SKIPPEN 11 Jan 1898 Lowestoft
64......Esther b abt 1883 Lowestoft
65......Alice Elizabeth b abt 1887 bap 10 Apr 1879 Lowestoft m William Edwin KNIGHTS 3 Nov 1909 Lowestoft

Note: Gemima or Jemima was the daughter of William and Mary MOORE of Barnby [IGI].

Children of William and Jemima
66......William Oscar b 24 May 1856 d 29 Jul 1903 Lowestoft bur 1 Aug 1803 Lowestoft cemetery L/16/33
Note: William was a watchmaker living at 57 Norwich Rd Lowestoft when he died.
67......James Edward b 1st qr 1863 [Mutford 4a 720] d 2nd qr 1913 Mutford
Note: at the time of his death James lived at 23 Trafalgar Street, Lowestoft and had been a basket maker.
68......Thomas John b 4th qr 1864 [Mutford 4a 668] d 25 May 1932
Note: Thomas was a cooper
69......Agnes Jane b 3rd qr 1866 [Mutford 4a 652]
70......Albert Edward b 4th qr 1868 [Mutford 4a 709]

Child of William and Jane
71......Isabella Anna b 2nd qr 1871 [Mutford 4a 727]

Note: Henry was a butcher as was his father Henry BEECROFT sen.

Child of Mary Ann and unknown
72......Alfred Neech STERRY b 4th qr 1849 [Wangford 13 479]
Note: In 1861 Alfred was living with his grandparents at Nelson Street Lowestoft

Note: Alice was the daughter of George WRIGHT carpenter. (The press announcement of the marriage described George as a builder) Witnesses to the marriage were Jeremiah JAMES and Ellen Jane DAY In 1866 when they married Thomas was a mariner. Thomas was a seaman in 1851 and 1871, but was later a coal merchant. In 1871 the family was at Chapel Lane, Lowestoft. At the time of the 1881 census Thomas was the captain of the "Swan" of Lowestoft, and his son Thomas was on board, and the family lived at 7 Raglan Street, Lowestoft. At the time of Thomas' death he was living at 75 Trafalgar Street Lowestoft. At the time of her death, Alice, then a widow, was living at 63 Trafalgar St Lowestoft

Children of Thomas and Alice
73......John b 29 Sep 1865 bap 9 Jan 1866 St John Lowestoft
74......Thomas James bap 13 Apr 1867 Christ Church Lowestoft
Note: In 1891 Thomas was a grocer's clerk for William FRENCH at 183 Finchley Road Hampstead.
75......Mary Ann Woodard bap 13 May 1868 Christ Church Lowestoft m James Gurney CONOLLY 30 Aug 1893
Note: James was a sailor in 1893
76......Alice b 2nd qr 1870 [Mutford 4a 753] m Charles BEAMISH (b abt 1869) 31 Dec 1894 [Mutford 4a 1936]

Note: At the time of her death, Ann, then a widow, lived at 2 Station Road, Beccles. Samuel who was a captain of a steam tug and a master mariner was buried in the same plot on 14 Apr 1915. At that time he lived at 6 Alma Road, Lowestoft. In 1881 the family lived at 35 New Nelson Street, Lowestoft and Samuel's father James was living with them as a widower, but they had moved to 6 Alma Road by 1891. In 1915 probate was granted for Samuel of Lowestoft tugmaster who died 9 April 1915 to John STERRY, carpenter effects came to £162.0s.11d

Children of Samuel and Ann
77......John b 2nd qr 1861 [Mutford 4a 736] bap Nov 1866 Christ Church Lowestoft
Note: In 1891 John was a joiner
78......Edward William b 14 Apr 1871 New Nelson St, Lowestoft d 1st qr 1943 Norwich
Note: In 1891 Edward was an engine cleaner
79......Sidney Herbert b 1st qr 1875 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 758] d 11 May 1950 aged 75 bur Lowestoft cemetery L/25/413 m Eliza Harriet (or Elizabeth) WOOD (b abt 1878 d 27 Mar 1955 aged 77 bur 1 Apr 1955 Lowestoft Cemetery L/25/413
Note In 1891 Sidney was a general labourer. At the time of his death he lived at 63 Stanford Street, Lowestoft; he was a pensioner
80......Edith Ann b 1st qr 1881 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 839]

Note in 1881 the family was at 7 Rants Score East and Woodard was a mariner. In 1891 they were at 9 Anguish St Lowestoft, Woodard still recorded as a mariner.

Children of Woodard and Elizabeth
81......Elizabeth Florence b 1st qr 1879 bap 2 Mar 1979 Lowestoft bur (as spinster) 20 Jun 1953 Kirkley cemetery K/C/130
82......Maud Mary Ann b 21 Jan 1881 bap 6 Mar 1881 Lowestoft
83......Arnold Woodard b 4th qr 1889 bap 14 Sep 1889 Christ Church Lowestoft bur 21 Nov 1953 aged 64 Kirkley cemeteryK/FA/99
Note: Arnold was a shop manager
84......Lilian b 1st qr 1891 bap 23 Feb 1891 Christ Church Lowestoft

Note: Andrew was a master Mariner. In 1861 they lived at East Street, Southwold and in 1871 Betsy was at the same address, now a widow. In 1861 Ann PAGE b 1799 late a dressmaker was staying with Betsy - an aunt?. Also staying with them was Mary Williams aged 50, the wife of a fisherman.

Child of Andrew and Betsy
28a......James Andrew b 1853 Southwold

Note: In 1841 Sarah, the daughter of William (a tailor) and Hannah HOWE was a servant living in with Thomas GRIST a 45 year old woolcomber in Swan Street, Groton. The family was in Swan Street Groton in 1851 and 1871. In 1881 they were at 12 Swan Street. Robert was a master bricklayer In 1881 Robert was living at 12 Swan Street on his own

Child of Sarah and unknown
86......Kate Julia b abt 1841/2

Child of Robert and Sarah
Note: In 1871 Kate was a laundress. In 1891 she was living with brother Robert and his family in Swan Street, Boxford
87......Robert b abt 1846 Groton
Note: Robert was a bricklayer in 1871 and 1881

Note: Witnesses to the marriage were Betsy STERRY and James WELCH. Harriet was the daughter of James WELCH, deceased at the time of marriage. William was a mariner. In 1871 the family was at Marshall Street, Linthorpe, Middlesborough

Children of William and Harriet
88......James William b 1st qr 1840 Southwold [Blything 13 383] d 2nd qr 1915 Middlesborough aged 70 [Middlesborough 9d 835]
89......Harriett Sophia b 4th qr 1843 Gt Yarmouth [Yarmouth 13 372]
90......Mary Jane b abt 1847 Gt Yarmouth
91......John b 1st qr 1850 Gt Yarmouth [Yarmouth 13 405]
92......Josiah b abt 1852 Gt Yarmouth
93......Henry William b 24 Apr 1853 Gorleston d 8 Jun 1926 Middlesborough bur Linthorpe cemetery Linthorpe Yorks.
Note: Henry was an engine driver in 1901
93a....George William b 1867 Seaham, Durham

Children of David and Elizabeth
95......David William b 1860 Iron Gully Bendigo Victoria d 1943 Bendigo
96......Elizabeth Jane b 1861 Iron Gully Bendigo Victoria d 1861 Sandhurst
97......John Chaplin b 1862 Sandhurst Victoria d 1937 Victoria
98......Alfred Ernest b 1863 Sandhurst d 1933 Victoria

Note: James was a labourer. In 1841 the family was at Meeting House Lane, Church Green, Southwold. 3 James STERRY was also present. In 1861 James was a coal merchant living at Park Lane, Southwold with his family at which address the family stayed until after 1891. In 1871 James was a bargeman and in 1881 a general labourer. In 1881 and in 1891 a grandson, Herbert J LAND was living with his grandparents

Children of James and Eliza
A8......Robert William b 3rd qr 1837 [Blything 13 269] d 2nd qr 1843 [Blything 13 284]
A9......James Sterry b 3rd qr 1840 [Blything 13 353]
Note: James was drowned at Shanghai, Chna in 1867
A10....Frederick Charles b 2nd qr 1842 [Blything 13 379]
Note: Frederick Charles was a seamer in 1861
A11....Henry Richard (Harry) b 4th qr 1845 [Blything 13 _13] bur 20 Jan 1891 Stockton on Tees cemetery
Note: Harry was a carpenter in 1871 living with his parents
A12....Eliza Jane b 1st qr 1847 [Blything 13 414]
A13....Elizabeth b 2nd qr 1849 [Blything 13 436]
A14....Sarah Louisa b 3rd qr 1851 [Blything 13 410]
Note: Louisa was a tailoress in 1871 living with her parents
A15....Edward Frank b 2nd qr 1854 [Blything 13 656]
Note: Edward was a bricklayer in 1871 living with his parents
A16....William b 3rd qr 1856 [Blything 13 595]
Note: In 1871 William was a blacksmith living with his parents
A17....Wallace b 2nd qr 1859 [Blything 13 676]

GENERATION 5

Note: Emma was the daughter of James and Ellen or Eleanor THOMPSON of the Street, Bessingham. James was an ag lab. In 1881 Emma was a servant living with parents

Children of Frederick and Emma
99......Ellen Elizabeth bap 21 Jun 1899 Christ Church Lowestoft
100....Eva Gertrude b apr 1892 bap 15 May 1892 Christ Church Lowestoft
101....Herbert Edward b 4th qr 1895 [Mutford 4a 949] bap 24 Aug 1896 Christ Church Lowestoft
102....Frederick Lancelot bap 8 Mar 1897 Christ Church Lowestoft bur Kirkley cemetery 31 Aug 1963 K/TA/258 aged 66
103......Stanley James b 3rd qr 1900 bap 17 Aug 1900 Lowestoft
104......Cynthia Victoria b 30 Apr 1902 4 Chapel St, Lowestoft d 1983 Beverley, Yorks.

Children of Charles and Jane
105......Charles Frederick b 4th qr 1873 Lowestoft d 1 Dec 1931 St Audreys Mental Inst., Melton m Annie Maria ADAMS 1st qr 1904
106......Frederick William b abt 1875 Lowestoft
107......Elizabeth Jane b 14 Dec 1844 Mutford bap 1 Feb 1885 Lowestoft

Note: In 1991 the family was at 29 Seago Street, Lowestoft. John is shown as a smacksman

Children of John and Louisa
108......Louisa Ellen Florence b 28 May 1866 Lowestoft bap 4 Jul 1886 Lowestoft
109......John Edmund Bagge b 2nd qr 1889 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 978] bap 28 May 1889 Christ Church Lowestoft
110......Frederick Robert b 3rd qr 1894 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 939] bap 13 Jul 1894 Lowestoft
111......Horace William b 2nd qr 1897 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 1009] bap 7 May 1897 Lowestoft
112......Gwendolin Maud Queenie b 1st qr 1900 [Mutford 4a 1131] bap 12 Aug 1900 Lowestoft

Note: Mary was the daughter of William Carr ALLEN fisherman.Frederick was a fisherman and master and owner of the wooden drifter "The Defender" 34.6 tons built 1896 which crashed onto the beach in a gale in 1896. When his will was proved in 1903 he left £1240.18s.1d.

Children of Frederick and Mary Ann. In 1891 they were at 24 Reeve Street Lowestoft
113......Frederick George Allen b 12 May 1883 d 1st qr 1948 aged 64
Note: In 1901 Frederick was a shipwright's apprentice.
114......Louisa May b 31 Aug 1885 bap 4 Oct 1885 Lowestoft
Note: Louisa was a beatster
115......Victor Albert b 10 Aug 1887 bap 4 Sep 1887 Lowestoft d 6 Nov 1917 aged 30 in WW1. m Lillian E COOK 3rd qr 1912 [Mutford 4a 2469]
Note: He was a sergeant (no 15531) and killed in fighting. He was buried at Beersheba war cemetery, Israel. After his death Lillian remarried to Harry PALMER 4th qr 1919 [Mutford 4a 3226]
116......John Henry Allen bap 9 Feb 1890 Lowestoft bur 7 Aug 1891 Lowestoft
117......Miriam Ellen b 11 Sep 1891 Lowestoft bur 2 Oct 1891 aged 21 days Lowestoft
118......male child bur 12 Sep 1891 aged 1 day Lowestoft - twin to 117 Miriam

Note: Witnesses to the marriage were William HALL and Charlotte TYRELL John was a fisherman. Esther was a beatster in 1881 living with her parents, but married; John was on the vessel "Little Susan". In 1891 they were living at 2 Lighthouse Score Lowestoft. When Esther died she was a widow living at 25 the Hemplands, Lowestoft.

Children of John and Esther
119......Alice Maud b 19 Dec 1881 bap 5 Feb 1882 Lowestoft
120......Rosa Louise b 7 Sep 1884 bap 5 Oct 1884 Lowestoft
121......John William b Nov 1885 bap 19 Feb 1886 Lowestoft d 1953 bur 29 Apr 1953 Lowestoft cemetery L27/427
122......Frederick Timothy b 3rd qr 1888 Mutford [Mutford 4a 896] bap 16 Jul 1888 Lowestoft (twin of Daniel) m either Edith V MARTIN or Hannah E WARDEN 4th qr 1910 [Mutford 4a 2514]
123......Daniel George b 3rd qr 1888 Mutford [Mutford 4a 896] bap 16 Jul 1888 bur 19 Sep 1951 Kirkley cemetery K/F/160. (twin of Frederick) m Lilian Elizabeth CARTER 2nd qr 1911 [Mutford 4a 2173]
Note: Daniel was a hotel proprietor
124......Lilian Elizabeth b 2nd qr 1891 [Mutford 4a 1043] d 1957 (stated age at 71) bur Kirkley cemetery 9 Jan 1957 K/F/160 (twin of Esther)
125......Esther May b 2nd qr 1891 [Mutford 4a 1043] (twin of Lilian) m John ALTON 1st qr 1913 [Mutford 4a 1881]
126......George Hall b 2nd qr 1893 [Mutford 4a 1018]
127......Sidney William b 2nd qr 1895 [Mutford 4a 1018]
128......William Clifford b 2nd qr 1897 bap 26 Mar 1897 Lowestoft
129......Charles Henry b 4th qr 1898 [Mutford 4a 1038]
130......Nellie Beatrice b 4th qr 1900 [Mutford 4a 1055]

Note: William was a Jeweller and a watch and clock maker. Emma was the daughter of William and Ann BOYCE. In 1861 Emma was living with the family at The Street, Blundeston, and in 1871 she was a servant to Michael and Elizabeth GOLDER at Wesley Street, Lowestoft. In 1881 the family was at 1 St Margarets Road, Lowestoft, and in 1891 they were at 56 Crown Street, Lowestoft, when there was a boarder with them - Ernest HINDES a 21 year old carpenter from Freethorpe. By 1901 they were at 57 Norwich Road, Lowestoft.

Children of William and Emma
131......Oscar Claude b 1st qr 1878 Lowestoft bur 9 Dec 1882 Lowestoft.
132......Frank Oscar bap 7 Jul 1878 Lowestoft d 12 May 1932 Norwich
Note: Frank was a newspaper reporter and editor of the Lowestoft Weekly Press
133......Arnold William b 1st qr 1881 [Mutford 4a 840] d 4th qr 1881 [Mutford 4a 466] bur20 Oct 1881 Blundeston
134......William James b 3rd qr 1883 [Mutford 4a 837]
Note: James was a pupil teacher in 1901
135......Ernest b 4th qr 1885 [Mutford 4a 881]
136......Mabel Alice b 4th qr 1887 [Mutford 4a 910]

Note: In 1901 James was a fish merchant's storekeeper. The family was at 24 Trafalgar St, Lowestoft and Mary Ann's sister, Sarah A KIRBY (b Norwich) was living with them: she was a housemaid domestic. Mary Ann is listed in the Commonwealth War Graves Commission as a civilian war casualty.

Children of James and Mary Ann
137......Ernest A b abt 1899 Lowestoft
138......Katherine Ruth b 3rd qr 1901 [Mutford 4a 1141]
139......George William b 4th qr 1904 {Mutford 4a 1142]

Note: In 1891 the family was at 9 Beckham Road, Lowestoft. Thomas was a cooper. Edith was the daughter of Robert John LINDER. In 1894 they were at 32 Norwich Road, Lowestoft

Children of Thomas and Edith
140......Agnes Maud b 1st qr 1888 [Mutford 4a 955] bap 25 Feb 1888 Christ Church, Lowestoft m Ernest William SPINKS 8 Apr 1912 St John Lowestoft
141......Edith Isabel b 1 Apr 1889 Lowestoft bap 26 Apr 1899 Lowestoft
142......Dorothy Louisa Ella b 4th qr 1890 [Mutford 4a 851] bap 25 Nov 1891 Christ Church Lowestoft bur 27 Feb 1894 aged 3 Lowestoft
143......Thomas Edward bap 11 Nov 1894 Christ Church Lowestoft.
143a....Wilfred Joseph b 3rd qr 1894 [Mutford 4a 950] d 7 Feb 1916
Note: Wilfred joined up on 4 Feb 1914 but died of wounds received in WW1 aged 21

Note In 1871 the couple were lodging with Jane KEEBLE at 16 Chapel Lane Lowestoft, and Alfred was an able seaman. In 1881 they were at 6 Stevens Street, Lowestoft, with William (labourer) and Elizabeth WYTHE (nurse) both born Yoxford. In 1891 Mary as a widow was at 6 Haward Street, Lowestoft where she was a laundress

Children of Alfred and Mary
144......Alfred Beterley b 3rd qr 1871 [Mutford 4a 63 (?)1]
145......Catherine Susannah b 1st qr 1875 [Mutford 4a 768]
146......Eliza Zoe b 1 Mar 1877 6 St Stevens Street, Lowestoft bap 27 Oct 1882 St John, Lowestoft d 25 May 1918 at 111 New Park Road, Streatham, London m (a) Charles William COOPER 11 Apr 1898 [Mutford 4a 1846] div 1903 (b) Robert James QUELCH 25 May 1918 Registry Office Greenwich, London
147......Arthur Daniel b 3rd qr 1879 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 786] m Winnie Mary A EDWARDS 4th qr 1906 [Mutford 4a 2303]
148......Frederick William b March 1881 Lowestoft d March 1881 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 477]
149......Frederick William b 3rd qr 1882 [Mutford 4a 833] d 1st qr 1883 [Mutford 4a 561]
150......Alma Harriet bap 15 Sep 1882 St John, Lowestoft
151......Daniel Arthur bap 27 Oct 1882 St John, Lowestoft
Note: Daniel (pivate 202937) was killed in action 23 Apr 1917. He does not have a known grave but is listed on the Arras memorial
152......Ida Florence M b 1st qr 1885 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 944]
153......Pauline Ethel E b 1st qr 1887 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 919]
154......Nellie Margarite b 2nd qr 1889 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 959]

Child of John and Zillah
155......Edmond Jack b 1st qr 1898 [Mutford 4a 1026]

Note: Jane was the saughter of John ANDREWS, master mariner - deceased at the time of her marriage.In 1893 the couple were living at 23 Commercial Road, Lowestoft. Edward was a fireman on the Great Eastern Railway in 1901 living with the family in Norwich. He became a train driver and drove the Royal train. On one occasion the King gave him a half sovereign for driving the train so smoothly.

Children of Edward and Jane
156......Martha Ann b 1st qr 1893 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 1017] d 1st qr 1893 [Mutford 4a 599] bur 29 Mar 1893 Lowestoft Cemetery L/8/90W
157......Florence Edith Jane b ist qr 1894 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 1004] bap 1 Apr 1894 St John Lowestoft
158......Martha Gladys b 2nd qr 1896 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 1016] bap 7 May 1899 St John Lowestoft
159......Rosina b 2nd qr 1899 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 1087] bap 7 May 1899 St John Lowestoft
160......Ethel Eleanor b 3rd qr 1900 Lowestoft [Mutford 4a 1082] bap 1st Aug 1900 Christ Church Lowestoft
161......Dorothy May b 1st qr 1902 Norwich [Norwich 4b 121]
162......Edward William b 3rd qr 1904 Norwich [Norwich 4b 110] d 26 Mar 1979 Havering, Essex
NOte: Edward was a diesel fitter in British Rail
163......Isabel Amelia M b 2nd qr 1906 Norwich [Norwich 4b 116]
164......Alfred dob unknown
165......Samuel dob unknown

Note: Eleanor was the daughter of William RICHER a sawyer, and Hannah SMITH. In 1881 she appears in the census as "fancy repository". Robert was a bricklayer in 1977 in Rattlesden and in 1881 in Boxford, In 1891 the family were at Swan Street, Boxford and Kate, Robert's sister was staying with them and shown as "living on own means"

Children of Robert and Eleanor
166......Leonard William b 1st qr 1879 [Cosford 4a 558]
Note: Leonard was a bricklayer in 1901
167......Harry b 3rd qr 1880 Boxford [Cosford 4a 569]
168......Robert b 1st qr 1883 Boxford [Cosford 4a 636] d 14 Feb 1933 aged 49 [Cosford 4a 1335]
169......May b 2nd qr 1885 Boxford [Cosford 4a 610]
170......Ethel b 3rd qr 1888 Boxford [Cosford 4a 653]
171......Frank b 1st qr 1891 Boxford [Cosford 4a 744] d 26 Aug 1917 aged 26
Note: Frank was a lance-corporal of the 11th battalion, the Suffolk Regiment and was killed in action in "France and Flanders" He was buried at the Hargicourt British Cemetery.
172......Gladys b 3rd qr 1894 Boxford [Cosford 4a 719]

Note: At the time of marriage both lived at Seaham Harbour, and James was a mariner. Margaret was the daughter of John WAUGH, a labourer. Witnesses to the marriage were George FLETCHER and Harriet Sophia FLETCHER James was an ordinary seaman in 1861 on the ship "Olling". In 1871 James was an engine cleaner, and the family was at 27 Marshall Street, Middlesborough. In 1881 they were at 7 Garrett Street, Linthorpe and James was an "engineman", and they were still at 7 Garrett St in 1891: ( Oddly, Margaret is shown as having been born in Belgium ) James was a stationary engine driver. In 1901 James was a blast furnace labourer

Children of James and Margaret
173......Margaret Ellen b 1868 Seaham Harbour, Durham [Easington 10 391] d 1988 aged 62
In 1891 Margaret Ellen was a dressmaker
174......William b 3rd qr 1871 Stockton [Stockton 10a 69]
Note: In 1891 William was a general labourer
175......Matilda b 1st qr 1873 Stockton [Stockton 10a 62] d 3rd qr 1883 Middlesborough [Middlesborough 9d 343]
176......John b 1875 Middlesborough [Middlesborough 9d 532]
Note: In 1891 John was a shipyard labourer. In 1901 he was a boiler maker.
177......Harriet b 23 Jan 1878 Middlesborough [Middlesborough 9d 545] bap 12 Feb 1888 Primitive Methodist circuit Middlesborough bur 11 Sep 1878 New Linthorpe cemetery
178......Harriet b 3rd qr 1880 Middlesborough
179......James b 1st qr 1883 Middlesborough [Middlesborough 9d 542] d 12 Dec 1885 aged 2 7 Garrett Street, Linthorpe
180......Albert b 9 Apr 1885 7 Garrett Street, Linthorpe
Note: In 1901 Albert was an Iron Works Office Boy
181......Edith b 1st qr 1888 [Middlesborough 4d 495 or 6]

Note: In 1881 the family was at 23 Black Street, Middlesborough where George was a tailor. They had the family visiting them of John SHARP aged 32 laborer born in Otteringham, Yorks.

Children of George and Harriet
182......George W b 3rd qr 1866 Seaham Harbour [Easington 10 366]
183......Harriet b abt 1867 Seaham Harbour
184......John Andrew b 4th qr 1868 [Easington 10a 395]
185......Thomas b 1873 Middlesborough
186......Josiah b 1875/6 Middlesborough
187......Jane S b 1877/8 Middlesborough
188......James H b 1880/1 Middlesborough

Note: Henry was the son of David GARROD

Children of Henry and Mary Jane
90a......John b 1850 Gt Yarmouth
90b......Henry William b 24 Apr 1853 Gorleston d 8 Jun 1926

Note: Hilda wa the daughter of Archibald SMITH In 1891 the family was at 24 Wye Street, Middlesborough, and Henry was an engine driver. In 1901 and again in 1911 he was a stationary engine driver living at 172 Borough Road East, Middlesborough.

Children of Henry and Hilda
189......Henry Archibald Smith b 16 Jun 1880 Ormesby, Yorkshire d 28 Sep 1941 Middlesborough m Sarah THOMPSON (b 15 Nov 1880 Glasgow d 12 Oct 1960 Middlesborough) 6 Aug 1906 United Methodist Free Church, Middlesborough
Note: Henry was a blast furnace wages clerk in 1901. Later he was the manager of a steelworks and a member of the temperance society. Witnesses to the marriage were J THOMPSON and Mary LYNCH
190......William b 14 May 1882 at 4 Granville St, Middlesborough
191......Hilda b 2nd qr 1884 Middlesborough [Middlesborough 9d 337]
192......Beatrice 3rd qr 1887 Middlesborough [Middlesborough 9d 515] m William HILTON 4th qr 1912 [Middlesborough 9d 1343]
193......May b 2nd qr 1890 Middlesborough [Middlesborough 9d 5*2] d 2nd qr 1915 Middlesborough aged 25 [Middlesborough 9d 720]
Note: May was a shop assistant in a confectioners in 1911
194......Fred b 19 May 1893 24 Wye Street, Middlesborough [Middlesborough 9d 610]
Note: Fred was a clerk in 1911
195......Walter b 1st qr 1897 Middlesborough [Middlesborough 9d 568]
Note: Walter was a junior clerk at an iron brokers in 1911
196......Ivy b 3rd qr 1900 Middlesborough [Middlesborough 9d 565]
196a....Henry (Harry) Campbell b 2nd qr 1911 Middlesborough [Middlesborough 9d 587]
196b....Eric Thompson b 7 Jun 1914 Middlesborough
196c....Douglas b 2nd qr 1918 Middlesborough m Barbara JAMES 9b 1925 East Witton) 1st qr 1950 [Middlesborough 1b 1452] (no issue)

NOTE: Bertha was the daughter of Conrad WATCHTERSAUSER and Agnes LINDNEL
Children of David and Bertha
197......David Chaplin b 1896 Marong Victoria d 1948 Bendigo
198......Robert William b 1896 Marong Victoria d 1963 Bendigo
199......Agnes Jane b 28 Jul 1906 d 31 Mar 1986 Bendigo
200......Sidney Francis b 1909 Bendigo d 1926 Victoria
Note: Sidney died as the result of anaesthesia, according to the inquest

GENERATION 6

Child of Frederick and Edith
B1......Derek Lancelot b 24 May 1926

Note: Philip was a photographer's assistant. In 1935 the family was at 67 Pevensey Road, Eastbourne

Children of Philip and Cynthia
B3......John Philip b 17 Nov 1935 at 4 Chapel Street, Lowestoft m Veronica KELLY 1961
B4......David Derrick b 18 Nov 1936
B5......Robin Preston b Jul 1938
B6......Mary b May 1940 m Peter WIGGLESWORTH

Child of Charles and Annie
201......Charles John b 1st qr 1905 Mutford

Child of Frederick and Clara
202......Kethleen Beryl Joan b 1st qr 1904 bap 3 Apr 1904 Kessingland d 18 May 1907 aged 3

Note: Frederick was a shipwright. Lily was the daughter of Herbert ( a general labourer) and Emma Alexander: in 1891 the family were boarding with John MOORE at 21 Clemence Street, Lowestoft. At the time of her death Lily was living at 37 Kent Road, Lowestoft

Children of Frederick and Lily
203......Frederick b Jan 1912 d 1983 Lowestoft aged 71
204......Thora L M b 1st qr 1911 [Mutford 4a 1111] d 1947 age stated 34
205......Alan Roy b 16 Mar 1914 Lowestoft d 16 Dec 1979 Lowestoft aged 65
206......Eileen M b 1st qr 1917 [Mutford 4a 1944]

Children of Rosa Louise and unknown
114a......Frank Ernest STERRY b abt 1905 d 2nd qr 1905 [Mutford 4a 559]

Note: Edward was a diesel fitter with British Rail

Child of Edward and Grace
E1......Anthony Edward b 16 Aug 1933 at 153 Lower Clapton Road, Hackney North

Note: In 1935 they were living at 12 Dove Street, Lowestoft.

Children of John and Maud
207......John W C b 1st qr 1912 [Mutford 4a 2205]
208......Maud A Esther b 1st qr 1914 [Mutford 4a 2122] d 1st qr 1916 aged 2
209......Eileen Iris b 3rd qr 1915 [Mutford 4a 1944] d 1st qr 1916 Lowestoft

Child of William and Betty
210......Roy (adopted) b 1 Aug 1933 d Mar 2000 m Ann MITCHELL 13 Sep 1976 Maidenhead

Children of Fred and Gertrude
K1......Enid b 3rd qr 1922 [Middlesborough 9d 1111]
K2......Brian dob unknown

Note: Margaret was the daughter of Stanley GOODFELLOW and Mabel H JOHNSON

Child of Henry and Margaret
211......Ian Douglas Campbell b 1st qr 1950 Middlesborough [Middlesborough 1b 1045]
212......Malcolm J b 3rd qr 1951 Middlesborough [Middlesborough 1b 889] m Diane Australia date unknown
213......Janet b abt 1965 Australia m Gerry GALKOWSKI Australia

Children of Eric and Ellen
214......Jean b 2nd qr 1936 [Middlesborough 9d 922] d 2nd qr 1936 [Middlesborough 9d 685]
215......Ann b 13 Nov 1938 Northfield Road, Peterborough
216......David Eric b 5 Oct 1942 Peterborough

Children of Eric and Catherine
217......Catherine b 22 Nov 1922 Peterborough
218......Diane Jean b 22 Jan 1954 Peterborough

Children of Edward and Agnes
219......Glenda Mary b 19 Sep 1938
220......un-named daughter, twin of Glenda b 19 Sep 1938 d 19 Sep 1938
221......Karen Elizabeth b 3 Apr 1944

GENERATION 7

Child of Derek and Violet
B2......Peter b 17 Feb 1955 m Deborah Mary COLEMAN 27 Feb 1982

Note: Charles was a fisherman living at 9 Elizabeth Terrace when the marriage took place. Emilys father was Ernest Harry FISK, a labourer.

Child of Charles and Emily
B7......Margaret Elizabeth bap 27 Aug 1933 Pakefield d 4th qr 1939 aged 6 [Lothingland 4a 2593]

Note: Alan was a coxwain in air sea rescue

Child of Alan and Edith
B8......Peter Roy b 29 Jan 1949

206a......Alan John STERRY b 1940 d 1st qr 1942 [Lothingland 4a 1548] bur 1942 St Margaret's Lowestoft

Children of Anthony and Doris
E2......Dawn Elaine b 29 Dec 1962 m John SMITH 10 Aug 1987
E3......Michael Charles b 28 Aug 1970 Southend on sea

Children of Ian and Mary
222......Kirsty Marie b 22 Aug 1978 Australia
223......Ryan Douglas Campbell b 18 Nov 1979 Australia
224......Tracey Michelle b 19 Feb 1981 Australia

Child of Malcolm and Diane
225......Karyn b 1980 Australia

Note: Hugh and Ann lived in Gorleston in 1968, and Hugh was a master mariner and pilot at Gt Yarmouth

Children of Hugh and Ann
226......Ian b 15 Oct 1954 Peterborough
227......Andrew b 18 Aug 1966 Peterborough
228......Joanne b 4 Sep 1970 Gorleston

Note: David was a probation officer

Children of David and Josephine
229......Matthew David b 15 Nov 1977
230......Lucy Ellen b 10 Sep 1980

GENERATION 8

Children of Peter and Christine
B9......Michael Roy James b 31 Jan 1980
B10....Helena Jane b 23 Apr 1982

Child of Rhys and Joanne
231......Harry b 13 Nov 1997

Thanks to Marie Wilson of Melbourne for some data on the later generations but especially to Robert Sterry who enabled the link with the Southwold branch of Sterry to be found and whose website has enabled a lot of detail to be added