Saint Mary the Virgin, Great Shelford |
- Henry Wilton bap. 2 Sep 1733
- Richard Wilton, bap. 16 Oct 1737
- Martha Wilton bap. 21 Oct 1739
Henry Wilton was buried on 21 Oct 1739, at Stapleford.
Martha Wilton was buried on 24 Oct 1766, also at Stapleford.
Saint Mary the Virgin, Great Shelford |
Henry Wilton was buried on 21 Oct 1739, at Stapleford.
Martha Wilton was buried on 24 Oct 1766, also at Stapleford.
The River Tweed at Carham cc-by-sa/2.0 - © Walter Baxter - geograph.org.uk/p/270077 Viewed from England at Carham, the village of Birgham in Scotland is on the left |
St Paul's Church, Shadwell. J Shepherd, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons |
St Dunstan & All Saints, Stepney cc-by-sa/2.0 - © John Salmon - geograph.org.uk/p/3477077 |
Burlescombe Church cc-by-sa/2.0 - © Nick Chipchase - geograph.org.uk/p/3419551 |
Ye Olde King's Head, Chigwell cc-by-sa/2.0 - © Stephen McKay - geograph.org.uk/p/7349355 The main part of this set of buildings is the Olde Kings Head, a former coaching inn on Chigwell's High Road opposite the church. It is grade II* listed and probably dates from the 17th century, although some sources give a very specific date of 1547. Closer to the camera are the grade II listed King's Head Cottages built in the 18th century. The inn is said to have been the model for the Maypole in Charles Dickens' novel Barnaby Rudge. |
Ducklington Duckpond cc-by-sa/2.0 - © Dave Price - geograph.org.uk/p/3483077 On Fritillary Sunday with St Bartholomew's Church. |
St Andrew's Church, Halberton, Devon cc-by-sa/2.0 - © Wayland Smith - geograph.org.uk/p/6557083 |
St Margaret, Norwich cc-by-sa/2.0 - © Ben Keating - geograph.org.uk/p/3638192 |
In 1861, in King Street, St Julian, Norwich, were William Watson (27) General Labourer; Mary Ann Watson (34) from Mattishall; Sarah Watson (9), William Watson (1), William White (27) Market Gardener, Brother-in-Law (Mary Ann's brother); Susan White (32) (William White's wife) and Alice White (4). Second daughter, Mary Ann Watson (4) was staying with her grandfather, Mark Watson (60) at May Green, Little Ryburgh.
In 1871, William Watson (38) Farm Labourer from Little Ryburgh; Mary Ann Watson (44) from Mattishall; William Watson (11) and James F Watson (8) were living at Thorpe Road (Dale's Place), Thorpe St Andrew (as were Mary Ann's sister, Hannah and her husband). Sarah Watson (19) was staying with her Aunt Ann Martyn in in Lothian Street, Norwich, while Mary Ann Watson (13) was staying with her grandparents, William White and Ann Francis.
In 1881, we find Mary Ann Watson (54) Laundress, listed as Married (Not located William) living at Rowena Buildings, Thorpe Next Norwich with Mary Ann Watson (23) Laundress and James Francis Watson (18) Labourer.
In 1891, listed as Mary Wilson (sic) (64) from Mattishall, Mary Ann was living with her brother-in-law and sister, George and Maria Woods, in Ipswich Road, Norwich. Mary was again listed as married, but no sign of William.
East side of St Peter's Church, Tiverton cc-by-sa/2.0 - © Jaggery - geograph.org.uk/p/6219976 |
John Hurley Coombe, son of James Coombe and Sarah Hurley, married Mary Jane Southcott, daughter of William Southcott and Temperance Cosway, at St Peter's Church, Tiverton, on 7 Sep 1869. On the marriage certificate they're both listed as being of 'full' age. Mary Jane, born in the 2nd quarter of 1854, according to the GRO record of her birth, will actually only have been 15. Witnesses to the marriage were James Coombe and Mary Bawden.
John and Mary Jane had six children:
Then Mary Jane Coombe (née Southcott) died, aged 33, in 1887 J Quarter in HOLBORN Volume 01B Page 408.
In 1891, John H Coombe (45) Widower, was in Leigh Street, Holborn, with Fanny Maria Coombe (17) Packer soap factory, Frederick Coombe (14) Printer's boy and Charles H Coombe (12).
In 1901, John H Coombes (sic) (55) Tailor Journeyman was living in Great Queen Street, Bloomsbury, London, with Frances Maria Coombe (26) Packer in soap factory; Fredrick Coombe (24) Porter Hotel kitchen and Charles H Coombe (22) Tailor journeyman.
In 1911, John Coombe (68) Tailor, Widowed was an Inmate of Holborn Union Workhouse, Mitcham, Surrey. (Dining Hall, Holborn Union Workhouse)
John Hurley Coombe died in 1913 J Qtr in CROYDON Vol 02A Page 469.
Fore Street, Kentisbeare cc-by-sa/2.0 - © Derek Harper - geograph.org.uk/p/2793712 |
Thomas Stone (b. ~1766) married Dorothy (Dolly) Carpenter (bap. 15 Jul 1764), daughter of Edward Carpenter and Mary Winter, at St Mary's, Kentisbeare, Devon, on 5 Sep 1787.
There are records for nine children, all baptised in Kentisbeare:
Dorothy Stone died, aged 49, and was buried at Kentisbeare on 9 May 1813.
Thomas Stone remarried, also in Kentisbeare, on 17 Apr 1814 to Mary Hill (probably born around 1773-6). Witnesses to this marriage were Thomas Farnell and Elizabeth Hill. Thomas and Mary had three more children.
Thomas Stone died at 72 in 1838 M Qtr in TIVERTON AND DULVERTON Vol 10 Page 207 and was buried in Kentisbeare on 26 Jan 1838.
In 1841, Mary Stone (65) was living in "Kentisbeer Village" with her sons Robert Stone (30), John Stone (26) and Thomas Stone (23).
In 1851, Mary Stone (78), Widow, Pauper, was still living in the village.
Mary Stone, with age estimated to be 84, died in 1857 M Quarter in TIVERTON Volume 05B Page 294 and was buried in Kentisbeare.