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First Generation
1. John PENVALL 1 [5661], son of Proto PENVALL (1550?- ) [4551], was born in 1575 (approx.). He married Ann WICKENDEN [5818] on 11 July 1596 in Hadlow, Kent. 2
Ann WICKENDEN 1 [5818] was born in 1577 (approx.). She and John PENVALL had the following children:
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Second Generation
2. John PENVALL 1 [5660], son of John PENVALL [5661] and Ann WICKENDEN [5818], was born in 1618 (approx.). He married Agnes TOLHURST [5756] on 6 July 1641 in Rolvenden, Kent. 3
Very tentative: Rolvenden is about 20 km from Cranbrook.
Agnes TOLHURST 1 [5756] was born in 1620 (approx.).
IGI lists Thomas Penvill marrying Mary Jacob on 15/5/1632 at Sturry, Kent (A178071).
Agnes TOLHURST and John PENVALL had the following children:
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Third Generation
3. Thomas PENVILL 1 [5663], son of John PENVALL [5660] and Agnes TOLHURST [5756], was born in 1644 (approx.). He was baptised on 22 January 1667 in All Saints, Maidstone. He married on 22 January 1667 in Maidstone, Kent. He died in February 1717. He was buried on 10 February 1717 in Cranbrook, Kent.
GENERAL STATEMENT
The information on Thomas Penfold has been provided by Bruce Penfold of New Zealand
INFORMATION
There are 4 very early Goudhurst references that are from "A Book of Christenings in Goudhurst 1558-1715".
There are the following 4 children all stated to be of Thomas Penfold but no mother's name is given. I give the spellings as they are recorded:
John Henfolde 18/10/1607
Edmond Henfold 15/10/1609
Doritye Penfold 24/11/1611
Henry Penfall 13/3/1614
Submitter(s):
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Thomas PENVILL had the following children:
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Fourth Generation
4. Thomas PENVILL 1 [5662], son of Thomas PENVILL [5663], was born between 1665 and 1669 in Maidstone, Kent. 4 He was baptised on 27 October 1669 in All Saints, Maidstone. He married Elizabeth WELLARD [5812] on 13 August 1690 in All Saints, Maidstone, Kent. 5 He died in 1738. He was buried in 1738 in All Saints. 6
Elizabeth WELLARD 1 [5812] was born in 1670 (approx.). 7 She and Thomas PENVILL had the following children:
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Fifth Generation
5. Richard PENVILLE 1 [5664], son of Thomas PENVILL [5662] and Elizabeth WELLARD [5812], was born in 1698 (approx.) in Maidstone, Kent. 8 He married Ann UNKNOWN [5776] in 1723 (approx.). He died in July 1757. He was buried on 10 July 1757.
Ann UNKNOWN 1 [5776] was born in 1702 (approx.) in Goudhurst, Kent. She died in October 1735 in Goudhurst. She was buried on 17 October 1735. She and Richard PENVILLE had the following children:
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Sixth Generation
6. Richard PENFOLD 1 [5475], son of Richard PENVILLE [5664] and Ann UNKNOWN [5776], was born in 1724 (approx.) in Goudhurst, Kent. 9 He married Mary BUSS [4586] on 14 November 1751 in Cranbrook, Kent. 10 They had 'Ann Nash & Joseph Spratt' as Witness on 14 November 1751 in Goudhurst, Kent, England. He made a will on 22 March 1800 in Goudhurst. 11 The Will of Richard Penfold
In the Name of God Amen the 22nd day of March in the year of our Lord 1800 I Richard Penfold of the parish of Goudhurst in the County of Kent Farmer being of sound mind and memory Do make and ordain this my last Will and testament in manner and form as follows. Wiz First I Give and recommend my soul to the hand of Almighty God who gave it. And my Body to be decently buried at the discretion of my executors hereinafter named And as touching my Worldly Goods Chattels Money or Effects which it has pleased God to bless me with at the time of my decease I do hereby Will and bequeath it in manner and form as here followeth. First my Will and desire is that as soon as may be convenient after my death that my Executors do have All my Effects Goods and Chattels - Husbandry any Tackle Household furniture and money in the house belonging to me all valued and put together And after paying my just Debts and my Funeral Expenses
- the rest and residue of my Estate. My Will and desire is that my well-beloved Wife may have the Interest of the same for her Maintenance and Support for and during her life to subsist upon and to her own use. But the rest and principal of what I die possessed of my Will and desire is I that after Mary my wife's death / it may be equally divided share and share alike among my Six children or their surviving issue, their parents Part/Viz/ To Elizabeth the widow of Thomas Chittenden of Staplehurst Jno Penfold of Hawkhurst Richard Penfold of Lydd Willm Penfold of Goudhurst Edward Penfold of Goudhurst and Mary the wife of John Westmore of Goudhurst, all in the County of Kent Further my Will and Desire is that my aforesaid Son Richard Penfold of Lydd in Kent do pay my said wife Mary for his Son John's board out of his part or share of what I leave him until his time of Apprenticeship with Mr James Morgan shall be fully compleat and ended And my desire is my Executors will do their best endeavour to see this performed truly between him and mother And lastly I do hereby constitute and appoint my beloved wife Mary Penfold and my Eldest Son John Penfold to be my joint Executors of this my last Will and Testament. In Witness whereof I have hereunto Set my Hand and Seal the day and year above written - Richard Penfold X his mark Signed sealed published and pronounced by the aforesaid Richard Penfold as his last Will and Testament in the presence of us who have subscribed our Names hereto Thomas Gurton James Stoneham..
The before Registered Will of Richard Penfold deceased was proved the twenty ninth day of June 1810 before the Reverend John Barwick Clerk Surogate to the Right Honourable Sir William Scott Knight Doctor of Law Vicar General to his Grace Charles by Divine Providence Lord Archbishop of Canterbury Primate of all England and Metropolitan by the Oath of John Penfold the surviving Executor named in the said Will He being first sworn duly to perform the same.
ARCHDEACONRY COURT OF CANTERBURY PRC 17 104 289. Richard died in February 1810 in Goudhurst. 9 He was buried on 17 February 1810 in Goudhurst. He had his estate probated on 29 June 1810 in Canterbury, Kent, England.
Mary BUSS 1 [4586] was born before 21 March 1728. She was baptised on 21 March 1729 in Cranbrook. 12 She died on 11 June 1808 in Goudhurst. She was buried on 11 July 1808 in Goudhurst. She and Richard PENFOLD had the following children:
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Seventh Generation
7. Elizabeth PENFOLD 1 [5019], daughter of Richard PENFOLD [5475] and Mary BUSS [4586], was born in 1752 in Cranbrook, Kent. She was baptised on 10 November 1752 in Cranbrook. She married Thomas CHITTENDEN [4598] on 10 December 1783 in Staplehurst, Kent. 13
When Elizabeth was baptised her parents were entered in the register as Richard & Mary Penville alias Pinfold. Later Pinfold became Penfold.
More About Elizabeth Penville/Penfold:
Baptism: 10 November 1752, Cranbrook, Kent.
More About Thomas Chittenden:
Baptism: 20 May 1744, Cranbrook, Kent.
More About Thomas Chittenden and Elizabeth Penville/Penfold:
Marriage: 10 December 1783, Staplehurst, Kent.
Thomas CHITTENDEN 1 [4598] was born in 1744 (approx.) in Cranbrook. He was baptised on 20 May 1744 in Cranbrook.
8. John PENFOLD 1 [5257], son of Richard PENFOLD [5475] and Mary BUSS [4586], was born in 1756 in Cranbrook. 14 He married Sarah SPRANGE [5726] on 5 November 1777 in Hawkhurst, Kent. 15 They experienced Witness in 1777 in Thos. Munn, Richd. Gilham. He died in July 1834 in Cranbrook. He was buried on 28 July 1834 in Cranbrook.
Sarah SPRANGE 1 [5726] was baptised on 12 January 1750 in Rye, Sussex. She was born in 1755 (approx.) in Hawkhurst. 16 She died in September 1827 in Cranbrook. 17 She was buried on 16 September 1827 in Cranbrook.
In 1776 Sarah gave birth to an illegitimate son baptised James Liddens. In June 1777 Banns were called for Sarah Sprange & James Laddons, but no marriage took place.
Sarah SPRANGE and John PENFOLD had the following children:
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9. Richard PENFOLD 1 [5473], son of Richard PENFOLD [5475] and Mary BUSS [4586], was born in 1758 in Hawkhurst. 18 He was baptised on 9 August 1758 in Hawkhurst. 19 He died on 16 August 1758 in Hawkhurst. He was buried on 16 August 1758 in Hawkhurst.
10. Richard PENFOLD 1 [5471], son of Richard PENFOLD [5475] and Mary BUSS [4586], was born in 1762 in Hawkhurst. 20 He was baptised on 6 June 1762 in Hawkhurst. He and Hannah BURGESS [4584] experienced Marriage on 30 June 1782 in Lydd, Kent. In 1800 he was resident in Lydd. He died in 1801 in Lydd. He was buried on 21 April 1801 in Lydd.
Hannah BURGESS 1 [4584] was born in 1765 (approx.) in Lydd. She and Richard PENFOLD had the following children:
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11. Thomas PENFOLD 1 [5574], son of Richard PENFOLD [5475] and Mary BUSS [4586], was born in 1769 in Hawkhurst. He was baptised on 24 March 1769 in Hawkhurst. 21 He died in 1773 in Hawkhurst. He was buried on 30 June 1773 in Hawkhurst.
12. William PENFOLD 1 [5633], son of Richard PENFOLD [5475] and Mary BUSS [4586], was born before 24 March 1769 in Hawkhurst. He was baptised on 24 March 1769 in Hawkhurst. 22 He married Jane STYLES [5745] on 25 April 1792 in Goudhurst, Kent. 23 He died on 28 October 1836 in Goudhurst. He was buried on 28 October 1836 in Goudhurst.
Jane STYLES 1 [5745] was born on 13 September 1772 in Lamberhurst, Kent. She was baptised on 13 September 1772 in Lamberhurst. 24 She and William PENFOLD had the following children:
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13. Mary PENFOLD 1 [5389], daughter of Richard PENFOLD [5475] and Mary BUSS [4586], was born in 1778 (approx.) in Hawkhurst. 25 She married John W. WESMORE [5814] on 5 July 1797 in Goudhurst. 25 In 1800 she was resident in Goudhurst. She died in 1848 in Ticehurst, Sussex. She was buried on 5 July 1848 in Goudhurst.
John W. WESMORE 1 [5814] was born in 1768 (approx.). He was a Farmer.
14. Edward P. PENFOLD 1 [5017], son of Richard PENFOLD [5475] and Mary BUSS [4586], was born before 20 March 1771 in Hawkhurst. He was baptised on 20 March 1771 in Hawkhurst. 26 He married Mary FRIEND [4672] on 7 July 1793 in Hurstmonceaux, Sussex. 27 In 1841 he was an Agricultural labourer. In 1841 he was resident in Quarter, Goudhurst, Kent. 28 He died on 7 June 1846 in Goudhurst. 29 He was buried on 11 June 1846 in Baptist Church, Goudhurst, Kent. Goudhurst MI
Edward PENFOLD died 7 June 1846 aged 75. Mary his wife died 30 June 1848 aged 78.
Mary FRIEND 1 [4672] was born in 1770 (approx.) in Goudhurst. She was baptised on 20 March 1770 in Goudhurst. She died on 1 July 1848 in Ticehurst. She was buried on 5 July 1848 in Goudhurst. Goudhurst MI
Edward PENFOLD died 7 June 1846 aged 75. Mary his wife died 30 June 1848 aged 78. She and Edward P. PENFOLD had the following children:
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Eighth Generation
15. Sally PENFOLD 1 [5508], daughter of John PENFOLD [5257] and Sarah SPRANGE [5726], was born in 1778 in Hawkhurst, Kent. She was baptised on 7 October 1778 in Hawkhurst. 30
16. John PENFOLD 1 [5261], son of John PENFOLD [5257] and Sarah SPRANGE [5726], was born in 1780 in Hawkhurst. He was baptised on 15 March 1780 in Hawkhurst. 31 He married Ann HICKMAN [4717] on 29 April 1804 in Cranbrook, Kent. 10 In 1814 he was a Labourer. In 1841 he was resident in Hartley Flott, Cranbrook, Kent. 32 He died in June 1847 in Cranbrook. He was buried on 24 June 1847 in Cranbrook.
1841 Census HO107 472 /9 Folio 33 Page 8
Hartley Flott, Cranbrook, Kent.
John Penfold 55 Agricultural Labourer, Ann 50, Harriet, 25, George 15 all born Kent.
Ann HICKMAN 1 [4717] was born in 1782 (approx.) in Hawkhurst. She died after 1851. She and John PENFOLD had the following children:
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17. Thomas PENFOLD 1 [5571], son of John PENFOLD [5257] and Sarah SPRANGE [5726], was born in 1786 in Hawkhurst. He was baptised on 3 December 1786 in Hawkhurst. 33 He married Mary LEIGH [4761] on 13 September 1807 in Cranbrook. 10 Between 1841 and 1851 he was a Carpenter(?) or shoemaker. In 1841 he was resident in Amberley, Sussex, England. 34 In 1851 he was resident in Golford Green, Cranbrook. 35 He died on 19 October 1857 in Golford, Cranbrook. 36 He was buried on 25 October 1857 in Cranbrook.
Mary LEIGH 1 [4761] was born before 26 October 1788 in Cranbrook. She was christened on 26 October 1788. In 1861 she was resident in Golford, Sissinghurst, Kent. 37 She died on 27 January 1868 in Cranbrook. 38 She was buried on 3 February 1868. She and Thomas PENFOLD had the following children:
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18. John PENFOLD 1 [5258], son of Richard PENFOLD [5471] and Hannah BURGESS [4584], was born in 1784 (approx.) in Lydd, Kent.
19. Mary PENFOLD 1 [5381], daughter of Richard PENFOLD [5471] and Hannah BURGESS [4584], was born in 1788 in Lydd. She was baptised on 17 August 1788 in Lydd. She married Edward POPE [5671] on 2 October 1800 in Lydd.
Edward POPE 1 [5671] was born in 1784 (approx.).
20. William PENFOLD 1 [5638], son of William PENFOLD [5633] and Jane STYLES [5745], was born before 30 June 1791 in Goudhurst, Kent. 23 He was baptised on 30 June 1791 in Goudhurst. He married Mary Ann FULLER [4676] on 13 May 1813 in Goudhurst. 23 In 1825 he was a Bricklayer. In 1841 he was resident in Joys Cottage, Goudhurst, Kent. 39 In 1851 he was resident in Bricklayers' Arms, Goudhurst, Kent. 40 In 1851 he was a Publican. In 1861 he was resident in Near Grammar School, Goudhurst, Kent. 41 In 1871 he was resident in Old Grammar School, Goudhurst, Kent. 42 He died on 26 February 1874. 43 He was buried on 3 March 1874 in Goudhurst, Kent. From near Uphaugh. Goudhusrt MI
Mary Ann wife of William PENFOLD of this parish bricklayer died 14 July 1865 aged 72. Above William Penfold died 26 February 1874 aged 82.
Established Bricklayers Arms, Goudhurst.
Mary Ann FULLER 1 [4676] was born in 1793 (approx.) in Lamberhurst, Kent. She was baptised on 30 June 1793 in Lamberhurst. 44 She died on 14 July 1865 in Goudhurst. 45 She was buried on 21 July 1865 in Goudhurst. Goudhusrt MI
Mary Ann wife of William PENFOLD of this parish bricklayer died 14 July 1865 aged 72. Above William Penfold died 26 February 1874 aged 82. She and William PENFOLD had the following children:
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21. John PENFOLD 1 [5264], son of William PENFOLD [5633] and Jane STYLES [5745], was born before 7 January 1795 in Goudhurst. He was baptised on 7 January 1795 in Goudhurst. He married Elizabeth UNKNOWN [5780] on 9 March 1817 in Goudhurst. Between 1841 and 1871 he was an Agricultural labourer. In 1841 he was resident in Clayfield, Goudhurst, Kent. 46 In 1851 he was resident in 1 Old Workhouse, Goudhurst, Kent. 47 In 1861 he was resident in Clotheslodge, Goudhurst, Kent. 48 In 1871 he was resident in East Rd, Goudhurst, Kent. 49 He died on 9 July 1876 in Clothes Lodge, Goudhurst. 50 He was buried. Goudhurst MI
John PENFOLD died 9 July 1876 aged 81. Elizabeth his wife died 20 September 1883 aged 85. Also Richard third son of above died 6 April 1882 aged 57.
Elizabeth UNKNOWN 1 [5780] was born on 12 October 1794 in Sedlescombe, Sussex. She died in 1883 in Church Row, Goudhurst, Kent. 51 She was buried on 23 September 1883 in Goudhurst. Goudhurst MI
John PENFOLD died 9 July 1876 aged 81. Elizabeth his wife died 20 September 1883 aged 85. Also Richard third son of above died 6 April 1882 aged 57. She and John PENFOLD had the following children:
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22. Richard F. PENFOLD 1 [5478], son of William PENFOLD [5633] and Jane STYLES [5745], was born on 17 April 1797 in Goudhurst. He was baptised on 30 April 1797 in Goudhurst. He married Susanna WALLIS [5804] on 14 July 1820 in Ticehurst, Sussex. 52 Between 1821 and 1861 he was a Blacksmith. In 1841 he was resident in Kilndown, Goudhurst, Kent. 53 In 1851 he was resident in Kilndown. 54 In 1861 he was resident in Kilndown. 55 He died on 4 March 1869 in Kilndown, Kent. 56 He was buried on 18 September 1872 in Kilndown.
Susanna WALLIS 1 [5804] was born in 1800 in Wadhurst, Sussex. She was baptised on 23 September 1800 in Kilndown. She died in September 1872 in Cranbrook. She was buried on 18 September 1872 in Kilndown. She and Richard F. PENFOLD had the following children:
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23. Jane PENFOLD 1 [5232], daughter of William PENFOLD [5633] and Jane STYLES [5745], was born on 28 September 1798. She was baptised on 28 September 1798 in Goudhurst.
24. Mary PENFOLD 1 [5387], daughter of William PENFOLD [5633] and Jane STYLES [5745], was born on 23 March 1800. She was baptised on 23 March 1800 in Goudhurst. She died in 1873 in 32 Foley St, Marylebone. She was buried on 23 December 1873 in Goudhurst. Goudhurst MI
Mercy widow of the late William DAVYE died 27 January 1872 aged 69. Mary PENFOLD sister of above died 19 December 1873 aged 73.
25. Mercy PENFOLD 1 [5412], daughter of William PENFOLD [5633] and Jane STYLES [5745], was born on 21 December 1802 in Goudhurst. She was baptised on 13 March 1803 in Goudhurst. She married William DAVYE [4635] in 1822 (approx.). She died on 27 January 1872 in Goudhurst. She was buried in 1872 in Goudhurst. Goudhurst MI
Mercy widow of the late William DAVYE died 27 January 1872 aged 69. Mary PENFOLD sister of above died 19 December 1873 aged 73.
William DAVYE 1 [4635] was born in 1800 (approx.). He died before 1872.
26. Thomas PENFOLD 1 [5572], son of Edward P. PENFOLD [5017] and Mary FRIEND [4672], was born in 1793 in Goudhurst. He was baptised on 2 October 1793 in Goudhurst. He married Margaret PORRICK [5672] on 26 October 1816 in Ticehurst. 52 In 1841 he was in Carpenter. In 1841 he was resident in Clayham, Ticehurst, Sussex. 57 He died after 1841.
Margaret PORRICK 1 [5672] was born in 1792 (approx.) in Goudhurst. She died before 1881. She and Thomas PENFOLD had the following children:
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27. Mary PENFOLD 1 [5386], daughter of Edward P. PENFOLD [5017] and Mary FRIEND [4672], was born in 1796 in Goudhurst. She was baptised on 10 January 1796 in Goudhurst. 25 She married George FRY [4674] on 1 August 1819 in Speldhurst, Kent. 58 She died in July 1865 in Goudhurst. She was buried on 21 July 1865 in Goudhurst.
George FRY 1 [4674] was born in 1792 in Pembury. In 1819 he was in Post chaise driver. In 1841 he was resident in Sparrows Green, Wadhurst, Kent. 59 He was in Farmer. In 1841 he was in Publican. In 1851 he was in Innkeeper & farrier. In 1851 he was resident in Sparrows Green. 60 In 1861 he was in Farmer & Innkeeper. In 1861 he was resident in Red Lion Inn, Sparrows Green, Wadhurst, Kent. 61 He died "BET OCT AND DEC 1863" in Wadhurst. 62
In the Goudhurst Coronation Book it is stated that George Fry's father was killed by Highwaymen while driving the mail coach to London.
George and Mary owned a Farm at Wadhurst which was sold in 1866.
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28. John PENFOLD 1 [5252], son of Edward P. PENFOLD [5017] and Mary FRIEND [4672], was born on 29 June 1797 in Goudhurst. He was baptised on 28 January 1798 in Goudhurst. He married Elizabeth THOMPSON [5754] on 9 March 1817 in Lamberhurst. 23 He emigrated from Australia in 1838. He emigrated from USA in 1855. In 1880 he was resident in El Monte, Los Angeles, CA. 63 He died on 23 December 1884 in Santa Ana, Los Angeles, California, USA.
In 1838 John, Elizabeth and their children left England for Australia aboard the ship "PALMYRA" they arrived in Sydney 26 September 1838.
Seventeen years later John & Elizabeth Penfold left Australia 7th September 1855 aboard the ship "JULIA ANN" for America with their sons Peter and Stephen, while on that voyage they were shipwrecked as described in the letter below.
Julia Ann (September 1855)
Letter from John McCarthy - April 25, 1856
Dear Brother Cannon: -
It is with feelings of thanks to the author of all good that I communicate to you, and my friends at large, through the medium of your Standard, a short account of the privations and trials endured by the passengers and crew of the American bark Julia Ann, Captain B. F. Pond, master, bound from Sydney, N. S. Wales, to San Francisco, Upper California, with fifty-six souls on board, the chief part of whom were Mormons, on their way to Great Salt Lake City, Utah Territory.
We left the Sydney Heads at 2 o'clock p.m. on the 7th of September, 1855, with the wind blowing from the northeast, and uninterruptedly pursued our course without anything of any consequence occurring until the 4th of October, when Captain Pond, expecting to pass between Mopea and the Scilly Isles, set the watch in the fore-top. The log was hove about 8 o'clock p.m. and the bark was found to be making 11 ½ knots per hour; shortly afterwards the sea became broken, and in about an hour the vessel, with a tremendous crash, dashed head onto a coral reef. She immediately swung round with her broadside to the reef, and the sea made a complete breach over her at every swell.
Directly after she struck Captain Pond ordered all the passengers into the after-cabin, and upon the females inquiring of him and his officers what they should do, they were told to cling to what they could until some plan could be devised to convey them from the vessel to the reef. In a short time one of crew succeeded in carrying a line and making it fast high upon the reef, by means of which many succeeded in making their escape in comparative safety from the vessel. I have seen mothers nursing their babes in the midst of falling masts and broken spars while the breakers were rolling twenty feet high over the wreck. One lady - Sister Harris - preparatory to leaving the ship with her two children, the oldest of which was two years old, tied the youngest, a babe of six weeks old, to her breast; the vessel immediately afterwards broke in two across the main hatch, and the waters rushing in, engulfed herself and child amid the struggling waves and timbers of the wreck.
There was another lady - Sister Humphrey - who had three children; when the vessel struck she told her friends to protect her children and convey them safely to Great Salt Lake City, for her earthly career was run. Shortly after, she, with one of her children, was swept by a sea into the foaming surf, and they were seen no more. There was also a young mother of seventeen, who manifested true courage during the dreadful scene; - her husband took their child and lashed it to his back, and struggled to the reef on a rope, with his wife close behind him and the three were saved [-]. I must here remark that amid all these awful and appalling scenes, not a shriek of despair was heard from one of these mothers and children.
By about midnight the principal part of the passengers had reached the reef with the exception of Elder James Graham, and some of the brethren. Soon afterwards the vessel broke to pieces, and the part they were on was providentially carried high upon the rocks and they were landed in safety.
All [-] had reached the reef excepting two women and three children who were drowned.
With our bodies much lacerated by the sharp coral reef, and with a dreary waste of water without land in sight, our situation was pitiable but when the light burst forth from the eastern horizon, we discovered at the distance of about twelve miles, the outline of the Scilly Isles. It was then ascertained that the vessel had struck on the southwest reef of these Isles; and by a subsequent observation it was ascertained that the true position of the Scilly Isles was sixteen miles from the place indicated by the chart.
At sunrise all hands commenced to make a raft with the fragments of the wreck to convey us to the Islands. By about noon the remains of a quarter boat was also fixed up with canvas and copper, to convey the women and children to the land; still the men were compelled to remain on the reef two days and two nights, without anything to eat or drink, and this under a burning tropical sun. The third day we succeeded, in reaching the Island upon the raft, and found that its only inhabitants were rats and sea-fowl; there was no fresh water to be seen in any direction. By scraping holes, however, in the sand, near the water's edge, with a pearl shell, we were enabled to obtain water, which by filtration through the sand, was rendered comparatively fresh and palatable. We kindled a fire by the aid of a sun glass, and roasted some shell-fish, and made a very light repast.
After we were all landed on the island, Captain Pond called all hands to order, and delivered a short address [-] that as we were [-] away upon a desolate island, that a common brotherhood should be maintained, and that every man should hunt birds and fish for our common sustenance, to which proposition all assented. The next morning we found a turtle upon the beach that weighed about three hundred pounds, this gave us strength and confidence, to exert ourselves with energy; and we placed sentinels around the island to watch for turtle and wild fowl.
Too much cannot be said in commendation of the Saints in this trying situation. I have seen an old lady upwards of sixty years of age out at night hunting turtle. In this situation we remained seven weeks; by that time the ship's carpenter had repaired the quarter boat so that it was thought that she might possibly land. This after great difficulty was launched over the reef, and the captain and nine men, including myself, embarked. Our provisions were a little salt pork and jerked turtle, with two casks of water; there was great danger of being swamped in crossing the reef, with our small boat, but we providentially succeeded in getting sagely outside, and were heartily cheered by those on shore; we returned their cheers and took our departure.
Our boat was almost level with the water; but after four days hard pulling through squalls and calms, we succeeded in reaching Borabord, one of the Society Islands, a distance of about two hundred miles. The inhabitants treated us with much kindness and fed us upon poi and breadfruit.
From thence I went with the mate and one of the crew to the island of Mopiti, and petitioned King Tapoa for relief. We were received with kindness, and obtained two small schooners with which to return and rescue the passengers. In these we returned to the Scilly Isles.
In the meantime Captain Pond had chartered the "Emma Packer" at [-], and had sailed for the Scilly Isles, and reached there twelve hours before us. She took the passengers from the Island and went to Tahiti, consequently when I found they had been taken off, I returned in the schooner to Mopiti. I would here state that while on this uninhabited island we held our regular meetings, dividing the time between worship and labor, as we would have done had we been at our ordinary occupations.
Being now separated from the ship's company, and alone as it were, I turned my attention to the discrimination of our principles. The Lord gave me favor in the eyes of King Tapoa, and I soon had the satisfaction of seeing his interpreter, Captain Delano, a Malteso by birth, and who speaks seven languages, obey the commands of God, and enter by baptism into the new and everlasting covenant. I ordained him an elder, and through him I was enabled to preach to the natives, who received my testimony with much favor.
After remaining here about three weeks, I left Mopiti and sailed for the island of Riatea, where I soon became acquainted with a Mr. Shaw, a native of Spain. To him I unfolded the principles of truth, and had the satisfaction of introducing him and a Mr. Showtas into the waters of baptism. After remaining here two weeks, and ordaining Mr. Shaw an elder, obtained a passage for Tahiti in a French sloop, and from thence I obtained a passage to this port.
With sentiments of esteem, I remain
Your brother in the light of the covenant,
BIB:McCarthy, John. [Letter] IN Deseret News (July 2, 1855) vol. 6, no. 17. p. 130. (HDL).
Elizabeth THOMPSON 1 [5754] was born in 1794 in Burwash, Sussex. She was baptised on 12 October 1794 in Burwash. She emigrated from Australia in 1838. She emigrated from USA in 1855.
The ship the "Julia Ann" (September 1855)
Letter from John McCarthy - April 25, 1856
Dear Brother Cannon: -
It is with feelings of thanks to the author of all good that I communicate to you, and my friends at large, through the medium of your Standard, a short account of the privations and trials endured by the passengers and crew of the American bark Julia Ann, Captain B. F. Pond, master, bound from Sydney, N. S. Wales, to San Francisco, Upper California, with fifty-six souls on board, the chief part of whom were Mormons, on their way to Great Salt Lake City, Utah Territory.
We left the Sydney Heads at 2 o'clock p.m. on the 7th of September, 1855, with the wind blowing from the northeast, and uninterruptedly pursued our course without anything of any consequence occurring until the 4th of October, when Captain Pond, expecting to pass between Mopea and the Scilly Isles, set the watch in the fore-top. The log was hove about 8 o'clock p.m. and the bark was found to be making 11 ½ knots per hour; shortly afterwards the sea became broken, and in about an hour the vessel, with a tremendous crash, dashed head onto a coral reef. She immediately swung round with her broadside to the reef, and the sea made a complete breach over her at every swell.
Directly after she struck Captain Pond ordered all the passengers into the after-cabin, and upon the females inquiring of him and his officers what they should do, they were told to cling to what they could until some plan could be devised to convey them from the vessel to the reef. In a short time one of crew succeeded in carrying a line and making it fast high upon the reef, by means of which many succeeded in making their escape in comparative safety from the vessel. I have seen mothers nursing their babes in the midst of falling masts and broken spars while the breakers were rolling twenty feet high over the wreck. One lady - Sister Harris - preparatory to leaving the ship with her two children, the oldest of which was two years old, tied the youngest, a babe of six weeks old, to her breast; the vessel immediately afterwards broke in two across the main hatch, and the waters rushing in, engulfed herself and child amid the struggling waves and timbers of the wreck.
There was another lady - Sister Humphrey - who had three children; when the vessel struck she told her friends to protect her children and convey them safely to Great Salt Lake City, for her earthly career was run. Shortly after, she, with one of her children, was swept by a sea into the foaming surf, and they were seen no more. There was also a young mother of seventeen, who manifested true courage during the dreadful scene; - her husband took their child and lashed it to his back, and struggled to the reef on a rope, with his wife close behind him and the three were saved [-]. I must here remark that amid all these awful and appalling scenes, not a shriek of despair was heard from one of these mothers and children.
By about midnight the principal part of the passengers had reached the reef with the exception of Elder James Graham, and some of the brethren. Soon afterwards the vessel broke to pieces, and the part they were on was providentially carried high upon the rocks and they were landed in safety.
All [-] had reached the reef excepting two women and three children who were drowned.
With our bodies much lacerated by the sharp coral reef, and with a dreary waste of water without land in sight, our situation was pitiable but when the light burst forth from the eastern horizon, we discovered at the distance of about twelve miles, the outline of the Scilly Isles. It was then ascertained that the vessel had struck on the southwest reef of these Isles; and by a subsequent observation it was ascertained that the true position of the Scilly Isles was sixteen miles from the place indicated by the chart.
At sunrise all hands commenced to make a raft with the fragments of the wreck to convey us to the Islands. By about noon the remains of a quarter boat was also fixed up with canvas and copper, to convey the women and children to the land; still the men were compelled to remain on the reef two days and two nights, without anything to eat or drink, and this under a burning tropical sun. The third day we succeeded, in reaching the Island upon the raft, and found that its only inhabitants were rats and sea-fowl; there was no fresh water to be seen in any direction. By scraping holes, however, in the sand, near the water's edge, with a pearl shell, we were enabled to obtain water, which by filtration through the sand, was rendered comparatively fresh and palatable. We kindled a fire by the aid of a sun glass, and roasted some shell-fish, and made a very light repast.
After we were all landed on the island, Captain Pond called all hands to order, and delivered a short address [-] that as we were [-] away upon a desolate island, that a common brotherhood should be maintained, and that every man should hunt birds and fish for our common sustenance, to which proposition all assented. The next morning we found a turtle upon the beach that weighed about three hundred pounds, this gave us strength and confidence, to exert ourselves with energy; and we placed sentinels around the island to watch for turtle and wild fowl.
Too much cannot be said in commendation of the Saints in this trying situation. I have seen an old lady upwards of sixty years of age out at night hunting turtle. In this situation we remained seven weeks; by that time the ship's carpenter had repaired the quarter boat so that it was thought that she might possibly land. This after great difficulty was launched over the reef, and the captain and nine men, including myself, embarked. Our provisions were a little salt pork and jerked turtle, with two casks of water; there was great danger of being swamped in crossing the reef, with our small boat, but we providentially succeeded in getting sagely outside, and were heartily cheered by those on shore; we returned their cheers and took our departure.
Our boat was almost level with the water; but after four days hard pulling through squalls and calms, we succeeded in reaching Borabora, one of the Society Islands, a distance of about two hundred miles. The inhabitants treated us with much kindness and fed us upon poi and breadfruit.
From thence I went with the mate and one of the crew to the island of Mopiti, and petitioned King Tapoa for relief. We were received with kindness, and obtained two small schooners with which to return and rescue the passengers. In these we returned to the Scilly Isles.
In the meantime Captain Pond had chartered the "Emma Packer" at [-], and had sailed for the Scilly Isles, and reached there twelve hours before us. She took the passengers from the Island and went to Tahiti, consequently when I found they had been taken off, I returned in the schooner to Mopiti. I would here state that while on this uninhabited island we held our regular meetings, dividing the time between worship and labor, as we would have done had we been at our ordinary occupations.
Being now separated from the ship's company, and alone as it were, I turned my attention to the discrimination of our principles. The Lord gave me favor in the eyes of King Tapoa, and I soon had the satisfaction of seeing his interpreter, Captain Delano, a Malteso by birth, and who speaks seven languages, obey the commands of God, and enter by baptism into the new and everlasting covenant. I ordained him an elder, and through him I was enabled to preach to the natives, who received my testimony with much favor.
After remaining here about three weeks, I left Mopiti and sailed for the island of Riatea, where I soon became acquainted with a Mr. Shaw, a native of Spain. To him I unfolded the principles of truth, and had the satisfaction of introducing him and a Mr. Showtas into the waters of baptism. After remaining here two weeks, and ordaining Mr. Shaw an elder, obtained a passage for Tahiti in a French sloop, and from thence I obtained a passage to this port.
With sentiments of esteem, I remain
Your brother in the light of the covenant,
BIB:McCarthy, John. [Letter] IN Deseret News (July 2, 1855) vol. 6, no. 17. p. 130. (HDL).
Elizabeth THOMPSON and John PENFOLD had the following children:
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29. Peter PENFOLD 1 [5443], son of Edward P. PENFOLD [5017] and Mary FRIEND [4672], was born in 1800 in Goudhurst. He was baptised on 5 October 1800 in Goudhurst. In 1819 he was in Labourer. He married Abigail UNKNOWN [5770] in 1819 (approx.). He married Sarah UNKNOWN [5793] in 1826 (approx.). In 1841 he was in Carpenter. In 1841 he was resident in Three legged cross, Ticehurst, Sussex. 64 In 1851 he was resident in Three legged cross. 65 He married Jemima HUGGINS [4727] in 1859 in Hastings, Sussex, England, United Kingdom. 66 In 1861 he was resident in Providence Cottage, Ticehurst, Sussex. 67 In 1871 he was resident in Three legged cross (Private), Ticehurst, Sussex. 68 In 1881 he was resident in Three legged cross. 69 He died "BET APR AND JUN 1886" in Ticehurst. 70
1841 Census
3 Legged Cross, Ticehurst, Sussex.
Peter Penfold 40 M Carpenter No
Sarah Penfold 50 F No
William Penfold 20 M Carpenter No
1851 Census HO107 1639 Folio 132
Three Legged Cross, Ticehurst, Sussex.
Peter Penfold Hd 50 Carpenter Master Employing 3 born Goudhurst
Sarah wife 59 born Maidstone
1861 Census RG9 570 Folio 47 Page 5
Providence Cottage, Ticehurst, Sussex.
Peter Penfold Hd 60 Carpenter born Goudhurst
Jemima wife 48 born Frant?
1871 Census RG10 1046 Folio 51 Page 1
Three Leg Crop, (Private) Ticehurst, Sussex.
Peter Penfold Hd 70 Builder born Goudhurst
Jemima wife 58 born Wadhurst.
Jemima HUGGINS 1 [4727] was born in 1802 (approx.) in Ticehurst. She died between 1871 and 1881.
Abigail UNKNOWN 1 [5770] was born in 1803 (approx.). She and Peter PENFOLD had the following children:
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Sarah UNKNOWN 1 [5793] was born in 1792 (approx.) in Maidstone, Kent. She and Peter PENFOLD had the following children:
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30. Edward PENFOLD 1 [5010], son of Edward P. PENFOLD [5017] and Mary FRIEND [4672], was born on 16 January 1802 in Goudhurst. He was baptised on 16 May 1802 in Goudhurst. He died in November 1819 in Goudhurst. He was buried on 28 November 1819 in Goudhurst.
31. Harriet PENFOLD 1 [5171], daughter of Edward P. PENFOLD [5017] and Mary FRIEND [4672], was born on 20 January 1804 in Goudhurst. She was baptised on 19 February 1804 in Goudhurst. She married Stephen STANBRIDGE [5728] on 13 July 1829 in Goudhurst. She died in September 1884 in New South Wales, Australia.
Stephen STANBRIDGE 1 [5728] was born in 1799 (approx.) in Goudhurst.
32. William Friend PENFOLD 1 [5642], son of Edward P. PENFOLD [5017] and Mary FRIEND [4672], was born on 1 May 1806 in Goudhurst. He was baptised on 1 June 1806 in Goudhurst. He married Hannah WAGHORNE [5801] on 4 April 1831 in Tonbridge, Kent. 71 He emigrated from Australia in 1839. He was in Publican & Farmer. He was in Methodist. He was resident in Dry Creek, Penfield, Reeves Plains. He died on 3 May 1884 in Reeves Plain, South Australia. He was buried in Two Wells, South Australia.
William Friend Penfold emigrated to Australia aboard the "JOHN" and landed 5 Feb 1840. He was a Publican and a Farmer and resided in Dry Creek, Peachy Belt, Penfield, Reeves Plains.
His religion was Methodist.
Hannah WAGHORNE 1 [5801] was born on 2 May 1810 in Goudhurst. She was baptised on 8 July 1810 in Goudhurst. She died on 21 May 1884 in Balaklava, South Australia, Australia. She and William Friend PENFOLD had the following children:
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33. Charles PENFOLD 1 [4924], son of Edward P. PENFOLD [5017] and Mary FRIEND [4672], was born on 20 September 1809 in Goudhurst. He was baptised on 15 October 1809 in Goudhurst. He married Mary Ann BRABON [4574] on 13 June 1835 in Goudhurst. 25 He emigrated from Australia in 1838. He was in Carpenter. He was resident in Adelaide, Dry Creek, Elliston, Peachey Belt. He was in Farmer. He died on 24 March 1870 in Peachy Belt, South Australia, Australia. He was buried after 24 March 1870 in Zoar Cem., South Australia, Australia.
Mary Ann BRABON 1 [4574] was born in 1816 (approx.) in Goudhurst-Speldhurst, Kent. She died on 25 May 1904 in Gawler River, Australia. She and Charles PENFOLD had the following children:
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34. Richard PENFOLD 1 [5469], son of Edward P. PENFOLD [5017] and Mary FRIEND [4672], was born on 14 October 1812 in Goudhurst. He was baptised on 6 December 1812 in Goudhurst. He died in November 1832 in Goudhurst. He was buried on 24 November 1832 in Goudhurst.
Ninth Generation
35. John PENFOLD 1 [5255], son of John PENFOLD [5261] and Ann HICKMAN [4717], was born on 26 August 1805 in Cranbrook, Kent. He was baptised on 30 September 1805 in Chapel on the Hill, Cranbrook, Kent. 72 He married Louisa UNKNOWN [5789] in 1830 (approx.). In 1841 he was a Sawyer. In 1841 he was resident in Town, Westerham, Kent. 73 In 1871 he was resident in Old Workhouse Rd, Westerham, Kent. 74
Louisa UNKNOWN 1 [5789] was born in 1811 in Reigate, Surrey. She and John PENFOLD had the following children:
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36. Caroline PENFOLD 1 [4913], daughter of John PENFOLD [5261] and Ann HICKMAN [4717], was born on 29 January 1807. She was baptised on 27 July 1807 in Chapel on the Hill. 72 In 1881 she was a Shoe binder.
1881 census
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
Sarah WHITE Pauper W Female 50 Brighton, Sussex, England Dressmaker
Ann GILLOW Pauper W Female 53 Ledbury, Gloucester, England Drapers Assistant
Ann KENT Pauper W Female 67 Brighton, Sussex, England Needlework
Jane BRADLEY Pauper W Female 36 Southwark, Surrey, England Hawker
Elizabeth MCGRANE Pauper W Female 77 Falmouth, Cornwall, England Nurse
Mary MITCHELL Pauper U Female 78 Cuckfield, Sussex, England Charwoman
Caroline PENDRILL Pauper U Female 75 Brighton, Sussex, England Laundry Woman
Cordelia SMITH Pauper W Female 72 Lewes, Sussex, England Charwoman
Ann BATCHELOR Pauper W Female 78 Tangmere, Sussex, England Needlework
Amelia GOUGH Pauper W Female 65 Langford, Somerset, England Umbrella Mender
Elizabeth DUDMAN Pauper W Female 93 Worthing, Sussex, England Charing
Susan FOWLE Pauper M Female 77 Lewes, Sussex, England Domestic Servant
Caroline PENFOLD Pauper M Female 72 Stockwell, Surrey, England Shoe Binder <<<<<<<
Catherine DUNN Pauper U Female 59 Kings Co, Ireland Cook Domestic
Mary REEVES Pauper W Female 77 East Hoathly, Sussex, England Domestic Servant
Mary KITCHENER Pauper W Female 57 Wisboro Green, Sussex, England Charwoman
Mary HUDSON Pauper W Female 70 London, Middlesex, England Cook Domestic
Annie HITCHINGS Pauper Female 3 Brighton, Sussex, England
Charles CECIL Pauper Male 3 Brighton, Sussex, England Child Of Rose Hill
Hannah STEER Pauper W Female 81 Waldron, Sussex, England Domestic Servant
(Continued)
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Source Information:
Institution "Race Hill Workhouse"
Census Place Brighton, Sussex, England
Family History Library Film 1341257
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 1090 / 136
Page Number 15.
37. Stephen PENFOLD 1 [5544], son of John PENFOLD [5261] and Ann HICKMAN [4717], was born on 5 August 1809 in Cranbrook. He was baptised on 16 October 1809 in Chapel on the Hill. 72
38. Harriot PENFOLD 1 [5174], daughter of John PENFOLD [5261] and Ann HICKMAN [4717], was born on 9 November 1811 in Cranbrook. She was baptised on 13 January 1812 in Chapel on the Hill. 72 She married Edward SEYMOUR [5712] in 1826 (approx.).
Edward SEYMOUR 1 [5712] was born between 1802 and 1806 in Kent.
39. Sarah Ann PENFOLD 1 [5521], daughter of John PENFOLD [5261] and Ann HICKMAN [4717], was born in 1814. She was baptised on 25 September 1814 in Chapel on the Hill. 23
Baptism unconfirmed; may not be this family.
40. James PENFOLD 1 [5217], son of John PENFOLD [5261] and Ann HICKMAN [4717], was born in 1816. He was baptised on 28 July 1816 in Chapel on the Hill. 23 In 1853 he was a Labourer. He married Maria MALTHOUSE [4772] in 1854 in Horsham, Sussex, England, United Kingdom. 75 He died before 1881.
Baptism unconfirmed; may not be this family.
Maria MALTHOUSE 1 [4772] was born in 1819 in Hawkhurst, Kent.
1881 census
possibly
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
Maria PENFOLD Head W Female 62 Hawkhurst, Kent, England No Occupation
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Source Information:
Dwelling 2 Gungreen
Census Place Hawkhurst, Kent, England
Family History Library Film 1341224
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 0940 / 10
Page Number 14.
Maria MALTHOUSE and James PENFOLD had the following children:
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41. George Hickman PENFOLD 1 [5142], son of John PENFOLD [5261] and Ann HICKMAN [4717], was born in 1818 in Cranbrook. He was baptised on 26 April 1818 in Cranbrook. 23 Between 1851 and 1891 he was an Agricultural labourer. In 1851 he was resident in Tubslake, Cranbrook, Kent. 76 In 1871 he was resident in Osbourn Farm, Hawkhurst, Kent. 77 In 1881 he was resident in 2 Tubs Lake Cottage, Hawkhurst. 78 In 1891 he was resident in Hartley, Cranbrook, Kent. 79 He married Frances Elizabeth MITCHELL [4799] "BET APR AND JUN 1845" in St Pancras, London. 80 He died between 1891 and 1901.
1851 Census Hawkhurst Index - HO107 1619 Folio 167 Page---
Cranbrook, Kent.
George Penfold - 33 - Cranbrook - Ken - Head - Agricultural Labourer
Frances 29 - Hawkhurst - Ken - wife
Ann 6 - Hawkhurst - Ken - dau
George 3 - Hawkhurst - Ken - son
Henry 1 - Hawkhurst - Ken - son
Ann Penfold 69 - Hawkhurst - Ken - mother (Ann nee Hickman widow of John)
1881 census
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
George H. PENFOLD Head M Male 63 Cranbrook, Kent, England Ag Lab
Frances PENFOLD Wife M Female 59 Hawkhurst, Kent, England
Henry PENFOLD Son U Male 31 Hawkhurst, Kent, England Ag Lab
Walter J. PENFOLD Son U Male 29 Cranbrook, Kent, England Ag Lab
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Source Information:
Dwelling 2 Tubs Lake Cottage
Census Place Hawkhurst, Kent, England
Family History Library Film 1341224
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 0940 / 6
Page Number 6.
Frances Elizabeth MITCHELL 1 [4799] was born in 1822 (approx.) in Hawkhurst. She died between 1881 and 1891. She and George Hickman PENFOLD had the following children:
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42. Martha PENFOLD 1 [5378], daughter of John PENFOLD [5261] and Ann HICKMAN [4717], was born in 1820. She was baptised on 2 April 1820 in Cranbrook. 23
43. Elizabeth PENFOLD 1 [5025], daughter of John PENFOLD [5261] and Ann HICKMAN [4717], was born in 1823. She was baptised on 30 March 1823 in Cranbrook. 23
44. Thomas Leigh PENFOLD 1 [5580], son of Thomas PENFOLD [5571] and Mary LEIGH [4761], was born before 13 April 1806 in Cranbrook. He was baptised on 13 April 1806 in Cranbrook. 81 He married Elizabeth HARDS [4707] on 25 December 1831 in St Nicholas, Brighton, Sussex. 82 In 1841 he was a Labourer. In 1841 he was resident in High St, Epsom. 83
FreeBMD lists a Thomas, b abt 1802, dying in Brighton, Sussex 1q 1869 (Brighton 2b 128). It is far from certain that this is Thomas Leigh since he does not appear to have used his 2nd Christian name and he is unrecorded on censuses after 1841 (and that only tenatively). There are a number of alternative Thomases recorded as dying between 1841 and 1851 who could explain this absence.
Thomas 1q 1847 Pertersfield 7 110
Thomas 3q 1848 St George Southwark 4 321
Thomas 3q 1848 Horsham 7 277
Thomas 4q 1849 Horsham 7 313
Thomas 1q 1850 Brentford 3 23
Thomas 2q 1850 Brighton 7 221
Thomas 4q 1850 Reigate 4 285
Thomas 1q 1851 Horsham 7 310
Thomas 2q 1851 Hambledon 4 144
There are also a number of Thomases whose deaths are recorded between 1838 (when we know a Thomas faced a court prior to transportation) and 1841
1q 1840 Cuckfield 7 222
2q 1840 Worthing 7 367
3q 1840 Cuckfield 7 287
1q 1841 Cuckfield 7 244
so that even the 1841 census information, locating him in Epsom is doubtful.
The (tentative) 1841 census records Thomas and Elizabeth as the same age.
There are a number of possible deaths recorded for Elizabeth Penfold which might explain her absence from censuses (even the 1841 census is doubtful).
2q 1836 Thakenham 7 325
4q 1838 Brighton 7 180
4q 1840 Cuckfield 7 205
3q 1841 Steyning 7 274
2q 1842 Farnham 4 89
4q 1842 Bromley 5 35
1q 1843 Petworth 7 330
2q 1844 Hambledon 4 132
4q 1844 Worthing 7 381
2q 1845 Greenwich 5 139
4q 1845 Whitechapel 2 456
4q 1846 Cuckfield 7 264
2q 1848 Horsham 7 274
1q 1850 Greenwich 5 182
Without purchasing the death certificates, the evidence remains circumstantial.
Elizabeth HARDS 1 [4707] and Thomas Leigh PENFOLD had the following children:
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45. William PENFOLD 1 [5631], son of Thomas PENFOLD [5571] and Mary LEIGH [4761], was born before 31 July 1808 in Cranbrook. He was baptised on 31 July 1808 in Cranbrook. 84 He married Elizabeth UNKNOWN [5779] in 1833 (approx.). Between 1841 and 1871 he was an Agricultural labourer. In 1841 he was resident in Paul's Cray, Kent. 85 In 1861 he was resident in Paul's Cray. 86 In 1871 he was resident in Paul's Cray. 87 He died "BET OCT AND DEC 1883" in Elham, Kent. 88
Elizabeth UNKNOWN 1 [5779] was born in 1803 in Paul's Cray. She and William PENFOLD had the following children:
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46. Sarah PENFOLD 1 [5511], daughter of Thomas PENFOLD [5571] and Mary LEIGH [4761], was born before 6 May 1810 in Cranbrook. She was baptised on 6 May 1810 in Cranbrook. 89 She and Edward GLADWISH [4684] experienced Marriage on 11 February 1834 in Cranbrook. 25 She died in 1868 in Rye, Sussex. 90
Edward GLADWISH 1 [4684] was born in 1808 (approx.) in Northiam, Sussex. In 1841 he was in Carpenter. In 1841 he was resident in London Rd, Ore, Sussex. 91 In 1851 he was resident in London Road, Ore, Sussex. 92 In 1871 he was in Farmer. In 1871 he was resident in Blachett, Northiam, Sussex. 93 In 1881 he was resident in London Rd. 94
The 1871 census states Edward to be widower; Sarah Gladwish d 1868 and Edward remarried an older Sarah Unknown bef 1881.
47. George PENFOLD 1 [5127], son of Thomas PENFOLD [5571] and Mary LEIGH [4761], was born in 1813 in Milton, Kent. He died after 1851.
48. Robert PENFOLD 1 [5486], son of Thomas PENFOLD [5571] and Mary LEIGH [4761], was born on 17 March 1816 in Cranbrook. He was baptised on 27 April 1819 in Chapel on the Hill, Cranbrook, Kent. 95 In 1851 he was a Carpenter's labourer. In 1851 he was resident in Milkhouse St, Cranbrook, Kent. 96 He married Mary Ann MILSTEAD [4798] "BET JUL AND SEP 1843" in Canterbury, Kent. 97 He died in April 1855 in Milkhouse St., Cranbrook. He was buried on 18 April 1855 in Cranbrook.
1851 Census Cranbrook INDEX HO107 1619 Folio 112 Page 26
Cranbrook, Kent.
Robert Penfold Hd 33 Carpenter's Lab Kent Cranbrook
Mary Ann Penfold wife 28 Kent Faversham
Rachel Penfold dau 6 Kent Faversham
Robert Penfold son 1 Kent Cranbrook.
Mary Ann MILSTEAD 1 [4798] was born in 1821 (approx.) in Faversham, Kent. She and Robert PENFOLD had the following children:
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49. Elizabeth PENFOLD 1 [5021], daughter of Thomas PENFOLD [5571] and Mary LEIGH [4761], was born on 5 September 1818 in Cranbrook. She was baptised on 27 April 1819 in Chapel on the Hill. 95
50. Stephen PENFOLD 1 [5547], son of Thomas PENFOLD [5571] and Mary LEIGH [4761], was born on 16 April 1821 in Cranbrook. He was baptised on 27 May 1821 in Cranbrook. 95 In 1843 he was a Cordwainer. He married Frances ROFE [5695] on 23 January 1843 in Cranbrook. 98 He married Elizabeth Anne JUDGE [4745] on 21 October 1849 in Cranbrook. 99 In September 1850 he was resident in Moor Hill, Hawkhurst, Kent. Between 1861 and 1871 he was a Boiler maker. In 1861 he was resident in 6 James Pl, Deptford, Kent. 100 He married Louisa FRANKLIN [4671] on 5 June 1864 in Lewisham, London. 101 In 1871 he was resident in 17 Stowage, Deptford. 102 In 1881 he was resident in 10 Brunswick Sq, Deptford. 103 He died on 4 December 1885 in Deptford. 104
The 1881 census record may not refer to this Stephen - he gives his birthplace as Staplehurst rather than Cranbrook.
Louisa FRANKLIN 1 [4671] was born in 1844 (approx.) in Cranbrook. In 1871 she was resident in 17 Stowage. 105 She died in 1875 in London. 106
Louisa either died before 1881, which is contradicted by Stephen's statement that he is (still) married (note, however, that in 1881 Stephen gives his birthplace as Staplehurst, suggesting it may not be the same Stephen), or was working as housemaid to the Earl of Dallnisic (sic) at 2 Carlton Gardens RG11; Piece: 330; Folio: 47; Page: 18. She states b Worthing, Sussex here, while on the 1871 she gives Cranbrook, Kent.
Louisa FRANKLIN and Stephen PENFOLD had the following children:
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Elizabeth Anne JUDGE 1 [4745] was born in 1823 (approx.). She was baptised on 17 October 1830. She died in 1862 in Kensington, London. 107 She was buried on 19 April 1862 in Brockley Cemetery.
Sarah Elizabeth more likely to be Elizabeth Anne Judge baptised 17 Oct 1830 dau of William Judge & Elizabeth Barnes (m 17Oct 1824 Cranbrook). FreeBMD give the marriage as 4q 1849 Cranbrook 5 161.
Elizabeth Anne JUDGE and Stephen PENFOLD had the following children:
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Frances ROFE 1 [5695] was born before January 1821. She died in December 1847 in London, Middlesex. 108 She was buried on 9 December 1847 in Cranbrook. She and Stephen PENFOLD had the following children:
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51. Rachel PENFOLD 1 [5457], daughter of Thomas PENFOLD [5571] and Mary LEIGH [4761], was born on 1 April 1824 in Cranbrook. She was baptised on 6 March 1825 in Chapel on the Hill. 72 In 1851 she was resident in Ore, Sussex. 109 In 1861 she was resident in Northiam. 110 In 1881 she was resident in Rye Union Workhouse, Rye, Sussex. 111 She married James RANGER [5684] "BET OCT AND DEC 1848" in Rye. 112 She died after 1881.
James RANGER 1 [5684] was born in 1827 in Northiam. In 1861 he was resident in Northiam. 110
52. Walter PENFOLD 1 [5601], son of Thomas PENFOLD [5571] and Mary LEIGH [4761], was born on 16 April 1827 in Cranbrook. He was baptised on 13 May 1827 in Cranbrook. 95 He married Martha PEARCE [4820] on 27 July 1849 in Newhaven, Sussex. 113,114 In 1851 he was resident in Newhaven. 115 In 1861 he was resident in Cocksparrow, Newhaven, Sussex. 116 In 1871 he was an Agricultural labourer. In 1871 he was resident in St John St, Lewes, Sussex. 117 In 1881 he was a Bricklayers Laborer. In 1881 he was resident in 33 Saint John St., Lewes, Sussex. 118 He died "BET JUL AND SEP 1887" in Lewes, Sussex. 119
1881 census Information:
Birth Year <1826>
Birthplace Cranbrook, Kent, England
Age 55
Occupation Bricklayers Laborer
Marital Status M <Married>
Head of Household Walter PENFOLD
Relation Head
Disability
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Source Information:
Dwelling 33 Saint John St
Census Place Lewes St John Southover, Sussex, England
Family History Library Film 1341253
Public Records Office Reference RG11 / 1070 / 8 / 10
Source Information:
33 Saint John St, Lewes St John Southover, Sussex.
Walter PENFOLD Head M Male 55 Cranbrook, Kent Bricklayers Laborer
Martha PENFOLD Wife M Female 55 Newhaven, Sussex
Henry PENFOLD Son U Male 20 Newhaven, Sussex Bricklayers Laborer
Phillip PENFOLD Son U Male 16 Lewes, Sussex Bricklayers Laborer
Albert PENFOLD Son Male 14 Lewes, Sussex Agricultural Labourer
Peter PENFOLD Son Male 12 Lewes, Sussex Scholar.
Martha PEARCE 1 [4820] was born on 10 June 1827 in Newhaven. She was christened on 10 June 1827 in Newhaven. In 1881 she was resident in 33 Saint John St, Lewes, Sussex. 120 In 1891 she was resident in 1 Edward St, Lewes, Sussex. 121 She died "BET OCT AND DEC 1898" in Lewes. 122
Other Information:
Birth Year <1826>
Birthplace Newhaven, Sussex, England
Age 55
Occupation
Marital Status M <Married>
Head of Household Walter PENFOLD
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Source Information:
Dwelling 33 Saint John St
Census Place Lewes St John Southover, Sussex, England
Family History Library Film 1341253
Public Records Office Reference RG11 / 1070 / 8 / 10
MARTHA PEARCE
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Birth:
Christening: 10 JUN 1827 Newhaven, Sussex, England
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Father: JOHN PEARCE Family
Mother: JANE
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Extracted birth or christening record for the locality listed in the record. The source records are usually arranged chronologically by the birth or christening date.
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Batch No.: Dates: Source Call No.: Type: Printout Call No.: Typ
C148292 1813 - 1881 1067272 Film NONE.
Martha PEARCE and Walter PENFOLD had the following children:
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53. William PENFOLD 1 [5636], son of William PENFOLD [5638] and Mary Ann FULLER [4676], was born before 1813 in Horsmonden, Kent. He was baptised on 25 December 1813 in Horsmonden. In 1841 he was resident in 25 Shouldham St, Marylebone, London. 123 Between 1851 and 1871 he was in Butler. In 1851 he was resident in 24 Devonshire Place, Marylebone, London. 124 In 1861 he was resident in 24 Devonshire Place. 125 In 1871 he was resident in 27 Devonshire St, Marylebone, London. 126 In 1881 he was resident in 27 Devonshire St. 127 In 1891 he was resident in 38 Craybrook Yard, Tottenham, London. 128 He married Louisa GROVE [4696] "BET JUL AND SEP 1856" in West London, Middlesex. 129
It is possible that GRO 4q 1899 Steyning 2b 249 is William's death. Several others are also possible.
1q 1901 Camberwell 1d 553 (William Edward).
Louisa GROVE 1 [4696] was born in 1828 (approx.) in Sunbury, Middlesex. In 1861 she was resident in 26 Devonshire St, Marylebone, London. 130 She died in 1875 in Marylebone, London. 106 She and William PENFOLD had the following children:
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54. Jane PENFOLD 1 [5234], daughter of William PENFOLD [5638] and Mary Ann FULLER [4676], was born in 1815 in Horsmonden. She was baptised on 27 June 1815 in Horsmonden. 131 She died in March 1816.
Twin of Ann Smith Penfold.
55. Ann Smith PENFOLD 1 [4872], daughter of William PENFOLD [5638] and Mary Ann FULLER [4676], was born in May 1815 in Horsmonden. She was baptised on 27 June 1815 in Horsmonden. 131 She died in March 1816.
Twin of Jane.
56. James PENFOLD 1 [5222], son of William PENFOLD [5638] and Mary Ann FULLER [4676], was born on 27 November 1816 in Horsmonden. He was baptised on 25 December 1816 in Horsmonden. 131 He was in Plumber. He married Elizabeth BULPIT [4582] on 13 November 1853 in St John Baptist, London, N1. 132 In 1861 he was resident in 27 Phillip St, Shoreditch, London. 133 He married Agnes SMITH [5715] "BET JUL AND SEP 1840" in Kensington. 134 He died on 2 April 1868 in Shoreditch. 135
Elizabeth BULPIT 1 [4582] was born in 1825 in Middelsex City, Middlesex. In 1881 she was resident in 53 Phillip St, Shoreditch, London. 136
1881 census
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
Elizabeth PENFOLD Head W Female 56 Middx City, Middlesex, England No Occupation
Louisa PENFOLD Daur U Female 23 Shoreditch, Middlesex, England Mantle Maker
Margaret PENFOLD Daur U Female 21 Shoreditch, Middlesex, England Mantle Maker
Charles PENFOLD Son U Male 18 Shoreditch, Middlesex, England Plumber
Harriet SLACK Lodger W Female 60 No Occupation
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Source Information:
Dwelling 53 Phillip St
Census Place London, Middlesex, England
Family History Library Film 1341087
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 0401 / 103
Page Number 15.
Elizabeth BULPIT and James PENFOLD had the following children:
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Agnes SMITH 1 [5715] was born in 1818 (approx.). She died "BET OCT AND DEC 1851" in London. 137 She and James PENFOLD had the following children:
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57. David PENFOLD 1 [4970], son of William PENFOLD [5638] and Mary Ann FULLER [4676], was born on 4 May 1820 in Goudhurst, Kent. He was baptised on 11 June 1820 in Goudhurst. In 1840 he was a Servant to the law. Between 1841 and 1881 he was a Butler. In 1841 he was resident in Woodstock House, Tunstall, Kent. 138 In 1851 he was resident in Broadfield, Tunstall, Kent. 139 In 1861 he was resident in Fosbury House, Tidcombe, Wiltshire. 140 In 1871 he was resident in 26 Princes Gate, Knightsbridge, London. 141 In 1881 he was resident in East Oak Cottage, Trent Park, Edmonton, Middlesex. 142 In 1891 he was in Retired butler. In 1891 he was resident in 3 The Cottage, Edmonton, Middlesex. 143 He married Ruth VINE [5799] "BET JUL AND SEP 1840" in Milton. 144 He died "BET OCT AND DEC 1892" in Greenwich, London. 145
1881
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
David PENFOLD Head M Male 60 Goudhurst, Kent, England Butler (Domestic)
Ruth PENFOLD Wife M Female 60 Cranbrook, Kent, England Butler Wife
Ruth PENFOLD Daur U Female 23 Enfield, Middlesex, England Ladysmaid (Dom Serv)
Harry PENFOLD Nephew U Male 25 Marylebone, Middlesex, England Nurseryman <<< William, James or Thomas' son??????
John PRATT Lodger U Male 23 Ctt, Hertford, England Gardener
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Source Information:
Dwelling East Pole Farm Cotts Trent Park
Census Place Edmonton, Middlesex, England
Family History Library Film 1341338
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 1390 / 88
Page Number 34.
Ruth VINE 1 [5799] was born in 1821 (approx.) in Cranbrook. In 1841 she was resident in Cranbrook Union House, Cranbrook, Kent. 146 In 1861 she was resident in Cockfosters, Enfield, Middlesex. 147 In 1871 she was resident in Goudhurst Cottage, Edmonton. 148 In 1891 she was resident in 3 The Cottage. 149 She died "BET JUL AND SEP 1893" in Greenwich. 150 She and David PENFOLD had the following children:
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58. Mary Smith PENFOLD 1 [5404], daughter of William PENFOLD [5638] and Mary Ann FULLER [4676], was born on 30 May 1825 in Goudhurst. She was baptised on 18 June 1825 in Goudhurst.
59. Susanna PENFOLD 1 [5554], daughter of William PENFOLD [5638] and Mary Ann FULLER [4676], was born on 18 June 1827 in Goudhurst. She was baptised on 18 June 1827 in Goudhurst. She died on 18 June 1827 in Goudhurst. She was buried on 21 June 1827 in Goudhurst.
Twin of Thomas.
60. Thomas PENFOLD 1 [5566], son of William PENFOLD [5638] and Mary Ann FULLER [4676], was born on 18 June 1827 in Goudhurst. He was baptised on 18 June 1827 in Goudhurst. He died on 18 June 1827. He was buried on 21 June 1827 in Goudhurst.
61. Emily PENFOLD 1 [5046], daughter of William PENFOLD [5638] and Mary Ann FULLER [4676], was born on 12 February 1829 in Goudhurst. She was baptised on 29 April 1829 in Goudhurst. She married Charles HUMPHREY [4729] "BET JUL AND SEP 1851" in Westminster, London. 151
Charles HUMPHREY 1 [4729] was born in 1826 (approx.) in Marden, Kent. In 1874 he was in Publican.
Took over Bricklayers Arms after William died.
Charles HUMPHREY and Emily PENFOLD had the following children:
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62. John PENFOLD 1 [5254], son of William PENFOLD [5638] and Mary Ann FULLER [4676], was born in 1831 in Goudhurst.
63. Thomas PENFOLD 1 [5565], son of William PENFOLD [5638] and Mary Ann FULLER [4676], was born on 24 April 1831 in Goudhurst. He was baptised on 29 April 1831 in Goudhurst. He married Elizabeth THOMPSON [5753] on 2 September 1855 in Staplehurst, Kent. 152 In 1856 he was a Blacksmith. He emigrated from New Zealand in 1878. In 1878 he was resident in Ightham, Kent. He died in 1901 in Livingstone St, Linwood, Christchurch, NZ. He was buried in 1901 in Livingstone St.
Twin of Susanna.
Elizabeth THOMPSON 1 [5753] was born in 1825 (approx.) in Goudhurst. She died in 1898 (approx.) in NZ. She and Thomas PENFOLD had the following children:
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64. William John PENFOLD 1 [5646], son of John PENFOLD [5264] and Elizabeth UNKNOWN [5780], was born on 10 November 1818 in Goudhurst. He was baptised on 10 January 1819 in Goudhurst. He married Jane GOLDING [4685] on 27 December 1840 in Brenchley. 153 In 1841 he was an Agricultural labourer. In 1851 he was resident in 2 Queen St, Goudhurst, Kent. 154 In 1861 he was resident in Wickham's Row, Goudhurst, Kent. 155 In 1871 he was resident in Wickham's Row. 156 In 1881 he was resident in 1 Town Row, Goudhurst, Kent. 157 In 1891 he was resident in 33 Town Row, Goudhurst, Kent. 158 He died in 1894 in Goudhurst. 159
1881 census
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
William PENFOLD Head M Male 62 Goudhurst, Kent, England Ag Lab
Jane PENFOLD Wife M Female 60 Goudhurst, Kent, Engla
Arthur THOMPSON Son In Law M Male 20 Cranbrook, Kent, England Ag Lab
Annie THOMPSON Daur M Female 18 Goudhurst, Kent, England
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Source Information:
Dwelling 1 Town Row
Census Place Goudhurst, Kent, England
Family History Library Film 1341224
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 0939 / 38
Page Number 18.
Jane GOLDING 1 [4685] was born in 1821 (approx.) in Goudhurst. In 1891 she was resident in 33 Town Row. She died in 1898 in Goudhurst. 160 She and William John PENFOLD had the following children:
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65. Jane PENFOLD 1 [5235], daughter of John PENFOLD [5264] and Elizabeth UNKNOWN [5780], was born in 1821 in Goudhurst.
66. Edward PENFOLD 1 [5007], son of John PENFOLD [5264] and Elizabeth UNKNOWN [5780], was born on 9 March 1821 in Goudhurst. He was baptised on 8 April 1821 in Goudhurst. In 1841 he was resident in Sutton, Yorks. 161 In 1845 he was a Labourer. He married Frances CHITTENDEN [4597] on 6 June 1845 in Goudhurst. 162 In 1851 he was resident in Streavers, Marden, Kent. 163 In 1861 he was resident in Marden Inn, Marden, Kent. 164 In 1871 he was resident in Old Workhouse, Marden, Kent. 165 He was a Bricklayer. In 1881 he was resident in Harland Rd, Marden, Kent. 166 In 1891 he was resident in West End, Marden, Kent. 167 He died in 1898 in Marden. 168
Frances CHITTENDEN 1 [4597] was born in 1828 (approx.) in Goudhurst. She died in 1895 in Marden. 169 She and Edward PENFOLD had the following children:
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67. Richard PENFOLD 1 [5472], son of John PENFOLD [5264] and Elizabeth UNKNOWN [5780], was born on 25 June 1824 in Goudhurst. He was baptised on 25 July 1824 in Goudhurst. He was in Gardener. In 1861 he was resident in Clotheslodge, Goudhurst, Kent. 170 He died on 6 April 1882 in Church Row, Goudhurst, Kent. He was buried on 11 April 1882 in Goudhurst. Goudhurst MI
John PENFOLD died 9 July 1876 aged 81. Elizabeth his wife died 20 September 1883 aged 85. Also Richard third son of above died 6 April 1882 aged 57.
68. Henry PENFOLD 1 [5190], son of John PENFOLD [5264] and Elizabeth UNKNOWN [5780], was born on 23 April 1826 in Goudhurst. He was baptised on 14 May 1826 in Goudhurst. In 1841 he was resident in Clayfield, Goudhurst, Kent. 46 In 1847 he was a Bricklayer. In 1847 he was a Labourer. He married Jane KEMP [4752] on 12 September 1847 in Goudhurst. 171 In 1851 he was resident in Ivy Cottage, Goudhurst, Kent. 172 In 1861 he was resident in Hickmott St, Marden, Kent. 173 In 1871 he was resident in Sewel House, Marden, Kent, England. 174 In 1881 he was resident in White House, America St, Marden, Kent. 175 In May 1891 he was resident in America St, Marden, Kent. 176 He died "BET APR AND JUN 1891" in Marden. 177
Jane KEMP 1 [4752] was born on 25 March 1828 in Goudhurst. She was baptised on 11 May 1828 in Goudhurst. She died "BET JUL AND SEP 1898" in Hollingbourne, Kent. 178 She and Henry PENFOLD had the following children:
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69. John PENFOLD 1 [5262], son of John PENFOLD [5264] and Elizabeth UNKNOWN [5780], was born on 31 March 1830 in Goudhurst. He was baptised on 2 May 1830 in Goudhurst. In 1849 he was in Labourer. In 1851 he was resident in Old Workhouse, Goudhurst, Kent. 47 In 1852 he was in Labourer. He married Sarah KEMP [4753] on 12 January 1852 in Goudhurst. 179 In 1861 he was resident in Old Workhouse Cottages, Goudhurst, Kent. 180 In 1881 he was resident in Howland Rd, Prices Cottages, Marden, Kent. 181 He died in 1884 in Marden. 182
1881 census
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
John PENFOLD Head M Male 51 Goudhurst, Kent, England Agri Labourer
Sarah PENFOLD Wife M Female 50 Goudhurst, Kent, Engla
Elizabeth PENFOLD Daur U Female 21 Goudhurst, Kent, England General Servant (Domestic Out Of Employ)
Charles PENFOLD Son Male 19 Goudhurst, Kent, England Agri Labourer Unemployed
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Source Information:
Dwelling Howland Rd Prices Cottages
Census Place Marden, Kent, England
Family History Library Film 1341220
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 0925 / 10
Page Number 14.
Sarah KEMP 1 [4753] was born on 10 September 1830 in Goudhurst. She was baptised on 31 October 1830 in Goudhurst. In 1891 she was resident in 96 Howland Rd, Marden, Kent. 183 She died in 1895 in Marden. 184 She and John PENFOLD had the following children:
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70. Peter PENFOLD 1 [5447], son of John PENFOLD [5264] and Elizabeth UNKNOWN [5780], was born on 22 August 1831 in Goudhurst.
71. Martha PENFOLD 1 [5379], daughter of John PENFOLD [5264] and Elizabeth UNKNOWN [5780], was born on 15 August 1834 in Goudhurst. She was baptised on 10 October 1834 in Goudhurst. She died in October 1834 in Goudhurst. She was buried on 15 October 1834 in Goudhurst.
72. Elizabeth PENFOLD 1 [5028], daughter of John PENFOLD [5264] and Elizabeth UNKNOWN [5780], was born on 24 December 1835 in Goudhurst. She was baptised on 17 January 1836 in Goudhurst. She married George GILES [4681] on 3 June 1860 in Goudhurst. 185 In 1901 she was resident in 3 Lidwell Cottage, Goudhurst, Kent. 186 She died in 1917 in Goudhurst. 187
This daughter of John & Elizabeth Penfold was baptised as Betsy, but married as Elizabeth.
George GILES 1 [4681] was born on 23 September 1832 in Goudhurst. He was baptised on 28 October 1832 in Goudhurst. In 1841 he was resident in Goudhurst. 188 Between 1861 and 1891 he was an Agricultural labourer. In 1861 he was resident in Clotheslodge. 189 In 1871 he was resident in East Rd, Goudhurst, Kent. 190 In 1881 he was resident in 7 Church Rd, Goudhurst, Kent. 191 In 1891 he was resident in Church Rd, Goudhurst, Kent. 192 He died in 1900 in Goudhurst. 193 He and Elizabeth PENFOLD had the following children:
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73. Mary PENFOLD 1 [5383], daughter of John PENFOLD [5264] and Elizabeth UNKNOWN [5780], was born on 27 April 1839 in Goudhurst. She was baptised on 17 May 1839 in Goudhurst. She died in March 1843 in Goudhurst. She was buried on 11 March 1843 in Goudhurst.
74. Richard PENFOLD 1 [5470], son of Richard F. PENFOLD [5478] and Susanna WALLIS [5804], was born on 7 January 1821 in Goudhurst. He was baptised on 18 February 1821 in Kilndown, Kent. He was in Master shoesmith. In 1851 he was resident in 1 Stiene Gardens, Brighton, Sussex. 194 In 1861 he was resident in 1 Stiene Gardens. 195 In 1871 he was resident in 1 Stiene Gardens. 196 In 1881 he was resident in 1 Stiene Gardens. 197 In 1891 he was resident in 7 Regent Hill, Brighton, Sussex. 198 He married Priscilla TOMPSETT [5757] "BET JUL AND SEP 1840" in Ticehurst, Sussex. 199 He died "BET OCT AND DEC 1892" in Brighton, Sussex. 200
Priscilla TOMPSETT 1 [5757] was born in 1823 (approx.) in Wadhurst, Sussex. In 1891 she was resident in 7 Regent Hill. 201 In 1901 she was resident in 7 Regent Hill. 202
75. Samuel PENFOLD 1 [5509], son of Richard F. PENFOLD [5478] and Susanna WALLIS [5804], was born on 3 January 1823 in Goudhurst. He was baptised on 2 March 1823 in Goudhurst. He was in Stone mason. He married Lucy JEFFREY [4735] on 31 January 1847 in Kilndown Church, Kilndown, Kent. 203 In 1851 he was resident in Kilndown, Goudhurst. 204 In 1861 he was resident in Near the church, Goudhurst, Kent. 205 In 1871 he was resident in Schools, Goudhurst, Kent. 206 He died in 1877 in Goudhurst. 207
Lucy JEFFREY 1 [4735] was born in 1820 in Lamberhurst, Kent. In 1881 she was resident in The Hill, Goudhurst, Kent. 208 She died in 1882. 209 She and Samuel PENFOLD had the following children:
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76. Henry PENFOLD 1 [5192], son of Richard F. PENFOLD [5478] and Susanna WALLIS [5804], was born on 29 March 1825 in Goudhurst. He was baptised on 24 April 1825 in Goudhurst. In 1841 he was resident in Kilndown, Goudhurst, Kent. 53 Between 1861 and 1871 he was a Blacksmith. In 1861 he was resident in Rock Hill, Goudhurst, Kent. 210 In 1871 he was resident in Near Hop Mill, Lamberhurst Rd, Goudhurst. 211 In 1881 he was resident in Kilndown. 212 In 1891 he was resident in Blacksmith's Forge, Goudhurst, Kent. 213 In 1901 he was resident in Kilndown. 214 He married Jane DANN [4629] "BET APR AND JUN 1878" in Tonbridge, Sussex. 215 He married Emily MILLEN [4794] "BET JAN AND MAR 1844" in Steyning, Sussex. 216 He died "BET APR AND JUN 1902" in Goudhurst. 217
Jane DANN 1 [4629] was born in 1839 (approx.) in Burwash, Sussex.
Emily MILLEN 1 [4794] was born in 1819 in Mayfield, Sussex. She died "BET JAN AND MAR 1877" in Goudhurst. 218 She and Henry PENFOLD had the following children:
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77. George PENFOLD 1 [5131], son of Richard F. PENFOLD [5478] and Susanna WALLIS [5804], was born on 6 August 1826 in Goudhurst. He was baptised on 15 October 1826 in Goudhurst. He was a Blacksmith. In 1841 he was resident in Kilndown. 53 In 1851 he was resident in Cray St, St Mary Cray, Kent. 219 In 1861 he was resident in Star Lane, St Mary Cray, Kent. 220 In 1871 he was resident in Star Lane. 221 In 1881 he was resident in 9 High St, St Mary Cray, Kent. 222 In 1891 he was resident in High St, St Mary Cray, Kent. 223 He married Harriett Sherring EDWARDS [4650] "BET OCT AND DEC 1868" in Cuckfield, Sussex. 224 He married Jane PERRY [5666] "BET JUL AND SEP 1843" in Staines, Middlesex. 225
There is a Jane Russell Penfold b 1812 d 4q 1875 Thakeham 2b 199; George is living with his sister-in-law, Jane Russell, in 1891.
Harriett Sherring EDWARDS 1 [4650] was born in 1834 (approx.) in Goudhurst. She died "BET JAN AND MAR 1885". 226
Jane PERRY 1 [5666] was born in 1812 in Horsmonden. She died "BET APR AND JUN 1861". 227 She and George PENFOLD had the following children:
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78. William PENFOLD 1 [5623], son of Richard F. PENFOLD [5478] and Susanna WALLIS [5804], was born on 25 February 1828 in Goudhurst. He was baptised on 30 March 1828 in Goudhurst. In 1841 he was resident in Kilndown. 53 He married Harriet Maria STYLES [5744] on 9 July 1848 in St Lawrence Church, Hawkhurst, Kent. 228 In 1851 he was resident in Kilndown. 229 In 1855 he was a Blacksmith & Farrier. In 1861 he was resident in Richards Pl, Bexley, Kent. 230 In 1871 he was resident in High St, Bexley, Kent. 231 In 1881 he was resident in High St. 232 In 1891 he was resident in High St. 233 In 1901 he was resident in 80 High St, Bexley, Kent. 234 He made a will on 8 October 1909 in Dartford, Kent, England, United Kingdom. "This is the last Will of me WILLIAM PENFOLD of High Street, Bexley Kent Smith and Farrier I revoke all my former wills and testamentary dispositions I appoint my sons Robert Dodd Augustus Penfold and Walter Thomas Nathaniel Penfold EXECUTORS and TRUSTEES of this my will and they and the survivor of them and other the trustees or trustee for the time being hereof are - hereinafter called my trustees I bequeath to my dear wife MARY JANE the sum of one hundred and fifty pounds free of duty for her absolute use With reference to my business of a smith and farrier carried on by me at Bexley aforesaid I bequeath the said business and the good will thereof and all my interest in number 80 High Street Bexley and all other premises in or at which the same is carried on and all my stock in trade tools trade fittings fixtures utensils and business effects and contracts but not the book debts in respect of such business owing at my death or cash in hand or at any bank unto my son JAMES THOMAS PENFOLD absolutely and I declare that the rent rates and taxes and other like outgoings in respect of the said business premises current at my death as well as all debts in respect of such business owing at my death shall be paid by my trustees out of my residuary estate and as from that date by my said son I bequeath my new bedstead and wire mattress bought of Coton & Co. Ltd to my said wife absolutely and subject thereto I bequeath all my household furniture plate linen china wearing apparel jewelry - books (other than those relating to my said business) pictures consumable stores and other household effects unto my trustees Upon trust to divide and distribute the same between my children ESTHER DRAPER ANNIE FORREST Robert Dodd Augustus Penfold and Walter Thomas Nathaniel Penfold in such way as they shall agree or failing such an agreement within one calendar month next after my death in such way as my trustees determine and should no agreement be come to as aforesaid or should any of my trustees make no such distribution as aforesaid then my trustees shall sell the same chattels and divide and apply the net proceeds of such sale unto and equally between my said four children or such of them as shall be living at my death I declare that should my trustees make such division and distribution as aforesaid their division and decision shall be binding on all persons I give devise and bequeath all my real estate and all my personal estate not hereinbefore otherwise disposed of including all moneys (if any) owing to me at my death by my said sons Robert Dodd Augusts Penfold and Walter Thomas Nathaniel Penfold or either of them unto my trustees Upon trust that my
trustees shall as soon as conveniently may be after my decease sell or otherwise realise get in and convert into money the same or such part thereof as shall not consist of money And upon further trust that my trustees shall out of the proceeds of such sale realisation getting in and conversion or out of moneys belonging to me at my death pay my debts funeral and testamentary expenses the said legacy to my said wife and any duty thereon and my trustees shall divide and pay the residue of the said proceeds and other moneys unto and equally between my said children Esther Draper Annie Forrest Robert Dodd Augusts Penfold and Walter Thomas Nathaniel Penfold provided that if any or either of my said four last named children shall die in my lifetime leaving children who shall survive me and who attain the age of twenty one years such children shall take and if more than one equally between them the share which their his or her parent would have taken of and in my residuary estate if such parent had survived me I charge the respective shares of my said sons Robert Dodd Augustus Penfold and Walter Thomas Nathaniel Penfold of and in my residuary estate with all moneys (if any) owing to me by them respectively at my death I empower my trustees to pay or apply the income or capital or both of the share of any grandchild of mine under this my will for or towards his or her education maintenance or advancement or otherwise for his or her benefit as my trustees in their discretion think right or proper and I declare that as regards any trust moneys in the hands of my trustees under this my will my trustees may invest the same in the purchase of or on mortgage or freehold hereditaments in England
IN WITNESS whereof I have hereunto set my hand the eighth day of October one thousand nine hundred and nine - WILLIAM PENFOLD - Signed by the said William Penfold testator as and for his last will in the presence of us both present at the time who in his presence at his request and in the presence of each other have here unto subscribed our names as witnesses the words interlined between the 20th and 21st lines on the first page having been first written in
- THOS G BAYNES - Solicitor Dartford
- FRED SLADE - 7 Hurst Bourne Terrace Bexley - Smith. William married Mary Jane MOORE [4800] "BET JUL AND SEP 1899" in Dartford Registry Office. 235 He died on 30 October 1914 in Bexley, Kent, England. 236 He had his estate probated on 10 December 1914. On the 10th day of December 1914 Probate of this will was granted to Walter Thomas Nathaniel Penfold the surviving Executor". In 1914 William was resident in 80 High St.
Mary Jane MOORE 1 [4800] was born in 1838 (approx.) in Goudhurst.
Harriet Maria STYLES 1 [5744] was born on 17 August 1831 in Goudhurst. She was baptised on 4 September 1831 in Goudhurst. She died in June 1897. 237 She was buried on 25 June 1897. She and William PENFOLD had the following children:
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79. James P. PENFOLD 1 [5227], son of Richard F. PENFOLD [5478] and Susanna WALLIS [5804], was born on 13 June 1830 in Goudhurst. He was baptised on 25 July 1830 in Goudhurst. He married Harriet KEMP [4751] in 1849 (approx.).
Harriet KEMP 1 [4751] was born in 1829 (approx.).
80. Thomas PENFOLD 1 [5576], son of Richard F. PENFOLD [5478] and Susanna WALLIS [5804], was born on 11 November 1831 in Goudhurst. He was baptised on 25 December 1831 in Goudhurst. He died in December 1832 in Goudhurst. He was buried on 22 December 1832 in Goudhurst.
81. Jane PENFOLD 1 [5233], daughter of Richard F. PENFOLD [5478] and Susanna WALLIS [5804], was born on 2 November 1833 in Goudhurst. She was baptised on 15 December 1833 in Goudhurst. She died in February 1835 in Goudhurst. She was buried on 5 February 1835 in Goudhurst.
82. Elizabeth PENFOLD 1 [5027], daughter of Richard F. PENFOLD [5478] and Susanna WALLIS [5804], was born on 31 March 1836. She was baptised on 1 May 1836 in Goudhurst. She and William WAGHORNE [5802] experienced Marriage on 29 January 1855 in Goudhurst. 238
William WAGHORNE 1 [5802] was born in 1834 (approx.).
83. Frances PENFOLD 1 [5088], daughter of Richard F. PENFOLD [5478] and Susanna WALLIS [5804], was born on 7 April 1838 in Goudhurst. 239 She was baptised on 27 May 1838 in Goudhurst. She married George WAGHORNE [5800] on 25 December 1857 in Goudhurst. 240 In 1861 she was resident in Kilndown. 241 In 1871 she was resident in Goudhurst. 242 In 1881 she was resident in Providence Place, Goudhurst. 243 She died in 1887 in Goudhurst. 244 She was buried on 28 August 1887 in Goudhurst.
George WAGHORNE 1 [5800] was born in 1841 (approx.) in Sittingbourne, Kent. In 1871 he was a Blacksmith.
84. Charles PENFOLD 1 [4923], son of Thomas PENFOLD [5572] and Margaret PORRICK [5672], was born in 1817 in Ticehurst. He was baptised on 2 November 1817 in Ticehurst. 245
85. Joseph PENFOLD 1 [5282], son of Thomas PENFOLD [5572] and Margaret PORRICK [5672], was born in 1820 in Ticehurst. He was baptised on 3 April 1820 in Ticehurst. 245
86. Edward PENFOLD 1 [5009], son of Thomas PENFOLD [5572] and Margaret PORRICK [5672], was born in 1821 in Ticehurst. He was baptised on 30 December 1821 in Ticehurst. 245 He was a Shoemaker.
87. Harriet PENFOLD 1 [5172], daughter of Thomas PENFOLD [5572] and Margaret PORRICK [5672], was born in 1824 in Ticehurst. She was baptised on 18 April 1824 in Ticehurst. 245
88. Margaret PENFOLD 1 [5365], daughter of Thomas PENFOLD [5572] and Margaret PORRICK [5672], was born in 1826 in Ticehurst. She was baptised on 27 December 1826 in Ticehurst. 245 She died on 19 August 1832 in Ticehurst.
89. Thomas PENFOLD 1 [5569], son of Thomas PENFOLD [5572] and Margaret PORRICK [5672], was born in 1828 in Ticehurst. He was baptised on 31 August 1828 in Ticehurst. 245 He died on 6 December 1829 in Ticehurst.
90. Esther PENFOLD 1 [5061], daughter of Thomas PENFOLD [5572] and Margaret PORRICK [5672], was born in 1831 in Ticehurst. She was baptised on 9 January 1831 in Ticehurst. 245
91. Alfred PENFOLD 1 [4846], son of Thomas PENFOLD [5572] and Margaret PORRICK [5672], was born in 1836 (approx.).
92. Henry PENFOLD 1 [5189], son of Thomas PENFOLD [5572] and Margaret PORRICK [5672], was born in 1836 (approx.).
93. Alexander PENFOLD 1 [4845], son of Thomas PENFOLD [5572] and Margaret PORRICK [5672], was born in 1838 (approx.).
Possibly this Alexander (except born Ireland)
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
Alexander PENFOLD Head M Male 35 Ireland Master Gunner Royal Artillery
Margaret A. PENFOLD Wife M Female 31 Woolwich, Kent, England
Eleanor H. PENFOLD Daur Female 8 Woolwich, Kent, England Scholar
Walter R. PENFOLD Son Male 6 Woolwich, Kent, England Scholar
Alina PENFOLD Daur Female 4 Battersea, Surrey, Engla
John C. PENFOLD Son Male 2 Sangate, Kent, England
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Source Information:
Dwelling Fortification & Battery & Hosp
Census Place Newhaven, Sussex, England
Family History Library Film 1341253
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 1073 / 75
Page Number 67.
94. Emily Ann PENFOLD 1 [5047], daughter of Thomas PENFOLD [5572] and Margaret PORRICK [5672], was born in 1840 (approx.). 246
95. Ruth Emma PENFOLD 1 [5507], daughter of John PENFOLD [5252] and Elizabeth THOMPSON [5754], was born on 1 April 1818 in Lamberhurst. She was baptised on 26 April 1818 in Lamberhurst. 247 She was in Dressmaker. She married John WILLIAMS [5823] on 7 November 1842 in Scots Church, Sydney, NSW. She died on 2 April 1868 in Port Stephens, Australia. She was buried on 3 April 1868 in St John's, Stroud, NSW.
John WILLIAMS 1 [5823] was born on 3 May 1811 in Bristol, Gloucester. He was in Grazier & Inn keeper. He died on 20 April 1891 in Stroud, NSW. He was buried on 22 April 1891 in Stroud, CE Cemetery, NSW.
96. John PENFOLD 1 [5265], son of John PENFOLD [5252] and Elizabeth THOMPSON [5754], was born on 29 January 1820 in Lamberhurst, Kent, England. He was baptised on 12 March 1820 in Lamberhurst. 247 He was christened on 12 March 1820 in Lamberhurst. He emigrated from Australia in 1854. He and Ann MEALE [4788] experienced Marriage in 1859. He died in 1874 (approx.) in Newcastle, NSW, Australia.
John Penfold Jr.. left Australia in 1854 aboard the Julia Ann for America, his parents and brothers Peter & Stephen followed in 1855 and his brother Jesse Charles & his wife Elizabeth in 1856.
Ann MEALE 1 [4788] was born in 1822 (approx.).
97. Joseph PENFOLD 1 [5283], son of John PENFOLD [5252] and Elizabeth THOMPSON [5754], was born on 25 July 1822 in Lamberhurst. He was baptised on 21 August 1831 in Lamberhurst. 247 He was educated at in Read & write. He was in Carpenter. He married Elizabeth Blake LAVERS [4760] on 24 September 1850 in Stroud. He died on 16 January 1904 in Stroud.
Elizabeth Blake LAVERS 1 [4760] was born on 15 March 1832 in Totnes, Devon. She died on 5 March 1914 in Stroud. She and Joseph PENFOLD had the following children:
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98. Jesse Charles PENFOLD 1 [5248], son of John PENFOLD [5252] and Elizabeth THOMPSON [5754], was born on 13 July 1824 in Lamberhurst. He was baptised on 21 August 1831 in Lamberhurst. 247 He married Elizabeth BENNETT [4566] on 6 March 1849 in C of E, Morpeth, West Maitland, NSW. He emigrated from USA in 1856.
Jesse Charles and Elizabeth Penfold sailed from Australia in 1856 aboard the Jenny Ford on route for America.
Elizabeth BENNETT 1 [4566] was born on 2 August 1832 in West Maitland, NSW. She died before 1870 in USA.
West Maitland, NSW, a town on the Hunter River founded in 1833.
99. Mary PENFOLD 1 [5385], daughter of John PENFOLD [5252] and Elizabeth THOMPSON [5754], was born on 26 March 1826 in Lamberhurst. She was baptised on 21 August 1831 in Lamberhurst. 247 She married William LOWE [4768] on 14 May 1849 in Clarencetown, NSW. She died on 4 June 1898 in Clarencetown. She was buried in Clarencetown Cemetery, NSW.
William LOWE 1 [4768] was born on 21 July 1805 in Leith, Scotland. He died on 8 May 1878 in Clarencetown.
100. Thomas PENFOLD 1 [5568], son of John PENFOLD [5252] and Elizabeth THOMPSON [5754], was born on 27 March 1828 in Lamberhurst. He was baptised on 28 August 1831 in Lamberhurst. 247 He was a Brickmaker. He was in Weslyan. He was a Gatekeeper. He was a Labourer. He was a Signalman. He married Catherine Maria FULLER [4675] on 27 September 1855 in Wesleyan Methodist Church, Bolwarra, N.S.W. He died on 6 August 1892 in Newcastle, NSW.
Catherine Maria FULLER 1 [4675] was born on 6 February 1839 in St James', Sydney, NSW. She died on 21 March 1905 in Cardiff, Newcastle, NSW. She and Thomas PENFOLD had the following children:
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101. Peter PENFOLD 1 [5442], son of John PENFOLD [5252] and Elizabeth THOMPSON [5754], was born on 22 June 1830 in Lamberhurst. He was baptised on 28 August 1831 in Lamberhurst. 247 He emigrated from New Zealand in 1860 (approx.).
Julia Ann (September 1855)
Letter from Peter Penfold - February 17, 1856
Dear Brothers & Sisters
I now take the present opportunity of writing you a few lines hoping they will find you all well as it leaves us at present. Since we left Australia we have passed through dangers, difficulties, hardships, and trials. We set sail as you are aware on the 7th September. All went on pretty went on pretty well until the 3rd October. That evening about half past eight o'clock when the winds was blowing free and the Julia Ann was going about 12 or 13 knots per hour, when she suddenly struck on a coral reef off Scilly Island about 300 to 400 miles west of Tahiti and became a total wreck.
When she first struck some of us was singing on the top of the midship house, we soon got down and went into the house, but finding that not very safe we went into the cabin, the sea breaking over us every moment, it was a thing impossible to stand, a rope was soon conveyed to the rocks and made fast upon which some event on shore that [p.56] proving a very poor asylum, as not one dry spot could be found for the sea broke over the rocks every instant. Father, mother, Stephen and most of the men went on shore by the rope while I was down in the cabin lending assistance to the women and children that was still below and to help them up on the poop. Sister Humphries and Sister Harris and infant was drowned in the cabin, little Mary Humphries and Marian Anderson was washed off the poop and was drowned, they are all that was lost. After I had helped to get them all out of the cabin and came up I found the vessel all broken up into fragments except the cabin, and into that the water was rushing at a furious rate, sweeping out all the partitions, it great many of us was still clinging to the poop, after a while I made my escape to the rocks upon the broken fragments of the vessel, and the men soon succeeded in receiving the remainder, we passed a dreadful night sitting on some of the broken masts up to our middle in water, at daylight we were all very busily engaged picking up such provisions as could be found. A very small island or two was seen [p.57] about 6 miles distant, having one boat, with a little repairing some were soon able to go and view the land while others stopped to pick up such things as was [-]. The islands was small and three in number without inhabitants barren, and desolate, a few coconuts were the only things growing that was fit to eat, with [-] & some turtles and birds, with the little we picked up from the wreck we managed to live.
On the 20th November our boat being repaired started for Tahiti with the captain and crew and on the 2nd of December to our great joy a vessel for our deliverance. We embarked on the 3rd and got to the island of [-] on the 4 where we saw the grave of Sister Allan who was buried on that island. We stopped there three days, we then went onto Tahiti where we was landed on the 19th when we got here the consuls would do nothing for us.
The American Consul said he had nothing to do with us because we were English subjects and the English Consul said he had nothing to do with us because we were in an American ship. So we were in [p.58] a very peculiar situation without friends, without [-], without home, without clothes, without food, and in a strange land under the French government.
By the charity of the Free Masons Lodge we were [-] in food until the 19th of Jan., when they could feed us no longer we then went to the English Consul again and he has [-] us in food ever since but he says he shall take that off at the end of this months stay or when we shall get away from this place I know not. We have three orphans children stopping with us Eliza and Francis Humphries and Maria Harris who wish to be remembered to their friends if you should have the chance to see any of them.
There is but very little work for a man to get in this place and the people are very mean all Roman Catholics which makes it a very poor chance for a Mormon, where the devil reigns so strong. Mother and father and we all are in good health and [-] sets though we have lost all our worldly goods and all that we had yet we have faith in God, and trust he will deliver us soon from this wicked place, do not forget to come along the first opportunity, though [p.59] we were shipwrecked that is no reason you will [-] I hope to see you all before long in the land of free surrounded by the Saints of the Most High God. Mother, father, and Stephen joins me in sending our love to you all, likewise remember us to all friends.
Please to let Brother Farnham know of the wreck also of our situation, do not grieve yourself because of our [-] for the loss is our infinite [-].
P.S. I hope Thomas is married before this if not I hope he will not let the girls stop him a second time. [p.60]
BIB:Penfold, Peter. [Letter] IN Diary of Augustus Farnham, (Ms 7392c, folder 2), pp. 56-60. (HDA).
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102. Stephen PENFOLD 1 [5543], son of John PENFOLD [5252] and Elizabeth THOMPSON [5754], was born on 25 May 1835 in Lamberhurst. He was baptised on 5 July 1835 in Lamberhurst. 247 He and Rebecca VARLEY [5796] experienced Marriage in 1855 (approx.) in California. He was ordained on 6 January 1906. He died on 9 July 1918 in in Puente, Los Angeles, California, USA.
American Barque Julia Ann B F Pond Commander
Wrecked on a Coral Reef in the South Pacific on the Night of 3rd October 1855. Five Lives Lost
Harriet Pond 1856
The Julia Ann made two voyages towards San Francisco from Australia. The first voyage began on 22 March 1854 at Newcastle, Australia. On board was Benjamin F. Pond, half-owner of the vessel. Captain C. B. Davis of New Bedford Massachusetts, was master during this passage. There were sixty-three Saints also aboard under the direction of Elder William Hyde, a former member of the Mormon Battalion and later an early bishop in Cache Valley. His counselors were Charles Stapley and Richard Allen.
The passage was generally favorable, although there were periods of seasickness, an outbreak of measles, and the death of a "Sister Allen" following the birth of her child. The Julia Ann stopped at Huahine, an island northwest of Tahiti, and Hawaii to replenish her supplies. The emigrants held meetings every Sabbath and prayers every morning and evening. After an eighty-three-day passage the relatively small bark arrived at San Pedro, California, on 12 June 1854.
I used the word "Towards" at the beginning of this article, because she didn't actually arrive on the second voyage; she was carrying 350 tons of Newcastle coal and 42 passengers, including 28 members of the LDS Church, and broke apart on a coral reef near the Society Islands on Oct. 3rd, 1855.
On 7 September 1855 the Julia Ann began this, her last voyage. Under command of her half-owner, Captain Benjamin F. Pond, the vessel sailed from Sydney, Australia bound for San Francisco. Of the fifty-six passengers, twenty-eight were Mormons and included two American missionaries returning home, Elders James Graham and John S. Eldredge. Elder John Penfield, Sr., presided over the Saints. Shortly after leaving Sydney, the bark encountered strong winds and heavy seas, causing much seasickness Captain Pond set a course between the Scilly Islands and Mopea, or Mopelia. He placed a watch on the foretop, and about eight o'clock in the evening the log was hove. The vessel's speed was indicated at 11.5 knots. Soon the sea became broken, and about an hour later the Julia Ann with a great crash struck a coral reef and immediately swung broadside. In this position the water dashed over her at every swell.
Captain Pond quickly ordered all passengers to the aftercabin. In the panic and confusion several mothers snatched their undressed children from bed and rushed aft. The fears of the passengers were eased somewhat when a sailor informed them that the reef offered a means of escape from the sinking vessel. One of the sailors, an expert swimmer, carried a rope from the bark and fastened it to the reef. Most of the passengers made their way to temporary safety by means of the rope. However, "Sisters Humphrey and Harris and three children" were drowned. John McCarthy, a Mormon survivor, gave this account of the disaster:
I saw mothers nursing their babes in the midst of falling masts and broken spars, while the breakers were rolling twenty feet high over the wreck. One lady-sister Harris-preparatory to leaving the ship with her two children, the eldest of which was two years old, tied the youngest, a babe six weeks old, to her breast; the vessel immediately afterwards broke in two across the main hatch, and the waters rushing in, engulfed herself and child amid the struggling waves and timbers of the wreck.
There was another lady-sister Humphrey-who had three children. When the vessel struck she told her friends to protect her children and convey them safely to Great Salt Lake City, for her earthly career was run. Shortly afterwards she, with one of her children, was swept by a sea into the foaming surf, and they were seen no more. There was also a young mother of seventeen, who manifested true courage during the dreadful scene; her husband took their child and lashed it to his back, and struggled to the reef on a rope, with his wife close behind him, and the three were saved unhurt.
By midnight most of the passengers reached the reef. A few more were carried ashore on pieces of wreckage as the vessel broke up. At dawn the survivors were heartened by the outline of Scilly Islands some twelve miles away. During this time one incident revealed the character of Captain Pond. While the crew was putting the passengers ashore, the second mate was carrying a bag containing $8,000. Pond told him to leave the money and carry a little girl to land instead, and the mate did so. The money was lost, but a life was saved.
Once on the reef the survivors immediately built a raft from the wreckage. After two days under a burning sun without food or water the survivors were carried by the raft to an uninhabited island where the only living creatures were rats, shellfish, seafowl, turtles, and fish. Scraping holes in the sand, the castaways obtained water that the sand's filtration had made reasonably potable. With the aid of a magnifying glass they kindled a fire and prepared a meal of roasted shellfish.
Then the captain and nine men in a quarter boat built by the ship's carpenter made a precarious voyage across the reef and through squalls to Bora Bora. Pond went on to Huahine where he chartered the 9-ton schooner Emma Packer. On 3 December 1855 this vessel took the survivors from the island to Huahine and then on to Tahiti, after enduring almost two months on a tiny island.
The Julia Ann hailed from San Francisco. This three-masted bark was built with one deck, a square stem, and a billethead and was owned by Benjamin F. Pond, Henry Wetherbee, and J. C. Stone.
When she struck the reef, the ship broke in two, the stern section lifting onto the reef and the bow falling into deep water. Five Mormons, two women and three children, died in the shipwreck, about 400 miles from Tahiti in French Polynesia.
The others spent 48 hours in the sea before finding refuge on Scilly, a desolate, uninhabited island. Several men later rowed 250 miles to Bora Bora for help against prevailing trade winds. The survivors were rescued nearly two months after the shipwreck and taken to Tahiti. Meanwhile, they lived in family units and ate only coconuts and fish and drank water from holes dug deep in the sand.
The Julia Ann was a barque of some 372 tons. She was 119' x 27' x 13' and was built in 1851 at Robbinston, Maine. There is an account of the saga in the Mitchell Library in Sydney. A further account can be found in Ships, Saints, and Mariners: A Maritime Encyclopedia of Mormon Migration, 1830-1890 by Conway B. Sonne pages 124-125. The passengers were common people: millers, papermakers and farmers. A total of 120 Mormons migrated in the two voyages of the Julia Ann. She made several voyages to Sydney bringing diggers to the Australian goldfields along with cargoes of grain, flour and tools like picks, shovels and hoes.
The ship was wrecked during a violent storm because a nearsighted crewman on watch forgot his glasses. By the time he returned from below deck to retrieve them, the ship smashed into the reef. The stern section lifted onto the reef and the bow fell into the deep water.
Mary and Martha Humphreys, Eliza Harris and her infant son, Lister, and 10-year-old Marian Anderson, were never found.
After the wreck, the ship's crew rigged a pulley system from the ship to the reef and ferried survivors across the water in the arms of the captain. The first was 17- year-old Rosa Clara Logie, who was pulled hand over hand to the reef. The captain left her standing on the sharp coral.
Rebecca VARLEY 1 [5796] was born on 4 June 1836 in Doncaster, Yorks. She died on 25 August 1919 in Santa Ana, Orange County, California.
103. Charlotte PENFOLD 1 [4940], daughter of Peter PENFOLD [5443] and Abigail UNKNOWN [5770], was born on 1 October 1819 in Goudhurst. She was baptised on 31 October 1819 in Goudhurst. She died in July 1820. She was buried on 2 August 1820 in Goudhurst.
104. William John PENFOLD 1 [5647], son of Peter PENFOLD [5443] and Abigail UNKNOWN [5770], was born on 13 January 1821 in Goudhurst. He was baptised on 11 February 1821 in Goudhurst. In 1841 he was in Carpenter. He married Mary WICKER [5819] on 2 September 1841 in Goudhurst. 248 In 1861 he was resident in Ebenezer Cottage, Ticehurst, Sussex. 249 In 1871 he was in Grocer & Farmer. In 1871 he was resident in Ebenezer Cottage. 250 In 1881 he was resident in Threely Cottage, Ticehurst, Sussex. 251 He died in 1883 in Ticehurst. 252
Mary WICKER 1 [5819] was born in 1821 (approx.) in Wadhurst. She died in 1888 in Ticehurst. 253 She and William John PENFOLD had the following children:
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105. Thomas PENFOLD 1 [5577], son of Peter PENFOLD [5443] and Abigail UNKNOWN [5770], was born in 1822 in Ticehurst. He was baptised on 5 December 1822 in Ticehurst. 245 He was an Agricultural labourer. In 1851 he was resident in New House, Green Block, Shipley, Sussex. 254 He married Caroline STREETER [5741] in 1857 in Horsham, Sussex. 255 In 1861 he was resident in Whitehall, Shipley, Sussex. 256 In 1871 he was resident in Ball, Shipley, Sussex. 257 In 1881 he was resident in Sunt, Shipley, Sussex. 258 In 1891 he was resident in Blonks Cottage, Shipley, Sussex. 259 He died "BET JAN AND MAR 1892" in Horsham. 260
Caroline STREETER 1 [5741] was born in 1839. She and Thomas PENFOLD had the following children:
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106. Sarah PENFOLD 1 [5514], daughter of Peter PENFOLD [5443] and Sarah UNKNOWN [5793], was born in 1828 (approx.).
107. Frederick PENFOLD 1 [5103], son of William Friend PENFOLD [5642] and Hannah WAGHORNE [5801], was born on 9 August 1831 in Kent. He married Ann STEVENS [5733] on 13 January 1855 in Gawler, S.A. He died on 21 June 1913 in Balaklava, South Australia, Australia.
Founded Penfield, north odf Adelaide.
Ann STEVENS 1 [5733] was born on 10 August 1833 in Somerset, Kent. She died on 2 June 1909 in Balaklava. She and Frederick PENFOLD had the following children:
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108. Sarah PENFOLD 1 [5516], daughter of William Friend PENFOLD [5642] and Hannah WAGHORNE [5801], was born on 4 December 1833 in Kent. She died in 1834 in Kent.
109. Charles Edward PENFOLD 1 [4930], son of William Friend PENFOLD [5642] and Hannah WAGHORNE [5801], was born on 17 May 1835 in Tonbridge, Kent. He married Eleanor JESSOP [4737] on 24 December 1855 in Virginia, South Australia. He emigrated from Australia before 1860. He married Elizabeth STEVENS [5734] on 26 May 1862 in Gawler, S.A., Australia. He died on 9 July 1918 in Adelaide, South Australia, Australia. He was buried in Main Rd North, Adelaide, South Australia.
Eleanor JESSOP 1 [4737] was born in 1836 in England. She died on 23 September 1860 in Virginia. She was buried in Zoar Cem., South Australia, Australia.
nee BEST.
Eleanor JESSOP and Charles Edward PENFOLD had the following children:
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Elizabeth STEVENS 1 [5734] was born on 18 January 1841 in Paramatta, Sydney, N.S.W. She was born on 18 January 1841. She died on 7 November 1924 in South Australia. She and Charles Edward PENFOLD had the following children:
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110. Albert PENFOLD 1 [4835], son of William Friend PENFOLD [5642] and Hannah WAGHORNE [5801], was born in August 1838 in Tonbridge. He died on 15 October 1839 in On board the ship "John".
111. Fanny PENFOLD 1 [5073], daughter of William Friend PENFOLD [5642] and Hannah WAGHORNE [5801], was born on 5 January 1839 in Ticehurst. She married William Zimmerman HUPFELD [4730] on 5 May 1855 in St George's, Gawler, S.A. She married Richard COLWILL [4607] on 7 October 1907 in Norwood, S.A. She died on 25 December 1928 in Albany, W.A. She was buried in Albany Cemetery, W.A.
Richard COLWILL 1 [4607] was born in 1834 in Devon, England. He died on 19 December 1911 in Glanville, Adelaide, S.A. He was buried in Magill, S.A.
William Zimmerman HUPFELD 1 [4730] was born in 1835 in Germany. He died on 12 April 1903 in Adelaide, S.A. He was buried in Magill.
112. Amos PENFOLD 1 [4863], son of Charles PENFOLD [4924] and Mary Ann BRABON [4574], was born in 1836. He died on 26 June 1838 in On board Palmya, on route to Australia.
113. Amos PENFOLD 1 [4862], son of Charles PENFOLD [4924] and Mary Ann BRABON [4574], was born in 1839 in Peachy Belt, SA. He married Ruth STEVENS [5735] in 1870 (approx.) in Australia. He died on 23 November 1922 in Prospect, S.A. He was buried in Zoar Cem.
Ruth STEVENS 1 [5735] was born on 26 November 1845 in Unley, Adelaide, S.A. She died on 20 July 1931 in Prospect. She and Amos PENFOLD had the following children:
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114. Mary Ann PENFOLD 1 [5392], daughter of Charles PENFOLD [4924] and Mary Ann BRABON [4574], was born in 1840 (approx.) in South Australia. She married Unknown SAINT [5702] in 1860 (approx.). She died in 1878 in Australia.
Unknown SAINT 1 [5702] was born in 1836 (approx.).
115. Frederick PENFOLD 1 [5104], son of Charles PENFOLD [4924] and Mary Ann BRABON [4574], was born in 1841 (approx.) in South Australia. He died on 30 March 1848 in Adelaide.
116. Charles PENFOLD 1 [4926], son of Charles PENFOLD [4924] and Mary Ann BRABON [4574], was born in 1843 (approx.) in South Australia. He died on 30 March 1848 in South Australia.
117. Fanny PENFOLD 1 [5074], daughter of Charles PENFOLD [4924] and Mary Ann BRABON [4574], was born in 1843 (approx.) in South Australia. She died on 5 April 1848 in Adelaide.
118. Louisa PENFOLD 1 [5347], daughter of Charles PENFOLD [4924] and Mary Ann BRABON [4574], was born in 1846 (approx.) in South Australia. She died on 2 July 1884 in Adelaide.
119. Unnamed PENFOLD 1 [5591], daughter of Charles PENFOLD [4924] and Mary Ann BRABON [4574], was born on 6 May 1848 in South Australia. She died on 6 May 1848 in Adelaide.
120. Unnamed PENFOLD 1 [5592], daughter of Charles PENFOLD [4924] and Mary Ann BRABON [4574], was born on 6 April 1849 in South Australia. She died on 13 April 1849 in Dry Creek, SA.
121. Martha Agnes PENFOLD 1 [5380], daughter of Charles PENFOLD [4924] and Mary Ann BRABON [4574], was born in 1852 (approx.) in South Australia. She married Unknown ROBINSON [5694] in 1872 (approx.). She died in 1924 in Australia.
Unknown ROBINSON 1 [5694] was born in 1848 (approx.).
122. James PENFOLD 1 [5223], son of Charles PENFOLD [4924] and Mary Ann BRABON [4574], was born on 15 August 1856 in Peachey Belt, S.A. He married Florence Elizabeth WILLIAMS [5822] on 18 August 1886 in Glebe, NSW. He died in Australia.
Florence Elizabeth WILLIAMS 1 [5822] was born in 1856 (approx.) in Glebe. She and James PENFOLD had the following children:
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Tenth Generation
123. Louisa PENFOLD 1 [5351], daughter of John PENFOLD [5255] and Louisa UNKNOWN [5789], was born in 1832 in Kent.
124. John PENFOLD 1 [5253], son of John PENFOLD [5255] and Louisa UNKNOWN [5789], was born in 1834 in Kent.
125. Mary PENFOLD 1 [5384], daughter of John PENFOLD [5255] and Louisa UNKNOWN [5789], was born in 1836 in Kent.
126. William PENFOLD 1 [5622], son of John PENFOLD [5255] and Louisa UNKNOWN [5789], was born in 1837 in Kent.
127. Sarah PENFOLD 1 [5515], daughter of John PENFOLD [5255] and Louisa UNKNOWN [5789], was born in 1840 in Westerham, Kent.
128. Emma PENFOLD 1 [5051], daughter of John PENFOLD [5255] and Louisa UNKNOWN [5789], was born in 1848 in Westerham.
129. James Isaac PENFOLD 1 [5226], son of James PENFOLD [5217] and Maria MALTHOUSE [4772], was baptised on 4 September 1853 in Cranbrook, Kent. He was born in 1854 in Hawkhurst, Kent. He married Ellen Eliza H. THOMAS [5751] in 1876 in Maidstone, Kent. 261 In 1881 he was a Bricklayer's labourer. 262 In 1881 he was resident in Turnpike N Cuckolds Corner, Staplehurst, Kent.
1881 census
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
James I. PENFOLD Head M Male 27 Hawkhurst, Kent, England Bricklayers Labourer
Ellen E. PENFOLD Wife M Female 25 Staplet, Kent, England
Alf.O.A. PENFOLD Son Male 3 Staplet, Kent, England
Fred W. PENFOLD Son Male 1 Staplet, Kent, England
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Source Information:
Dwelling Turnpike N Cuckolds Corner
Census Place Staplehurst, Kent, England
Family History Library Film 1341220
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 0925 / 85
Page Number 1.
Ellen Eliza H. THOMAS 1 [5751] was born in 1856 in Staplet, Kent. She and James Isaac PENFOLD had the following children:
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130. Charlotte PENFOLD 1 [4939], daughter of James PENFOLD [5217] and Maria MALTHOUSE [4772], was born before 18 December 1859. She was baptised on 18 December 1859 in Cranbrook.
131. Ann PENFOLD 1 [4871], daughter of George Hickman PENFOLD [5142] and Frances Elizabeth MITCHELL [4799], was born "BET OCT AND DEC 1844" in Hawkhurst. 263 She died before 1861.
132. George PENFOLD 1 [5125], son of George Hickman PENFOLD [5142] and Frances Elizabeth MITCHELL [4799], was born in 1848 in Hawkhurst.
133. Henry PENFOLD 1 [5188], son of George Hickman PENFOLD [5142] and Frances Elizabeth MITCHELL [4799], was born in 1850 in Hawkhurst. 264 In 1891 he was an Agricultural labourer.
134. Walter James PENFOLD 1 [5613], son of George Hickman PENFOLD [5142] and Frances Elizabeth MITCHELL [4799], was born before 25 April 1852 in Cranbrook. 265 He was baptised on 25 April 1852 in Tubs Lake. In 1891 he was an Agricultural labourer.
135. Sarah Jane PENFOLD 1 [5528], daughter of George Hickman PENFOLD [5142] and Frances Elizabeth MITCHELL [4799], was born before 3 June 1855 in Cranbrook. 266 She was baptised on 3 June 1855 in Hartley. She died between 1861 and 1871.
136. Caroline Elizabeth PENFOLD 1 [4916], daughter of George Hickman PENFOLD [5142] and Frances Elizabeth MITCHELL [4799], was born before 16 October 1859 in Cranbrook. 267 She was baptised on 16 October 1859 in Cranbrook. In 1871 she was resident in Osbourn Farm, Hawkhurst, Kent. 268 In 1881 she was resident in 6 Lorna Ville, Preston, Sussex. In 1891 she was in Cook. In 1891 she was resident in St Helena Cottage, Goudhurst, Kent.
1881 census
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
Alfred CRAWTHER Head M Male 51 Isleworth, Middlesex, England Provision Merchant
Sarah CRAWTHER Wife M Female 45 Greenwich, Kent, England
Caroline PENFOLD Serv U Female 23 Cranbrook, Kent, England General Serv
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Source Information:
Dwelling 6 Lorna Villa
Census Place Preston, Sussex, England
Family History Library Film 1341259
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 1099 / 107
Page Number 44.
137. Ellen Sophia PENFOLD 1 [5038], daughter of George Hickman PENFOLD [5142] and Frances Elizabeth MITCHELL [4799], was born before 30 November 1862 in Cranbrook. 269 She was baptised on 30 November 1862 in Cranbrook.
138. Emily Maria PENFOLD 1 [5050], daughter of George Hickman PENFOLD [5142] and Frances Elizabeth MITCHELL [4799], was born before 29 August 1865 in Cranbrook. 270 She was baptised on 29 August 1865 in Cranbrook.
139. Thomas PENFOLD 1 [5570], son of Thomas Leigh PENFOLD [5580] and Elizabeth HARDS [4707], was born in 1830.
140. Frederick PENFOLD 1 [5106], son of Thomas Leigh PENFOLD [5580] and Elizabeth HARDS [4707], was born in 1833.
141. Elizabeth PENFOLD 1 [5020], daughter of Thomas Leigh PENFOLD [5580] and Elizabeth HARDS [4707], was born in 1835.
142. Louisa PENFOLD 1 [5352], daughter of William PENFOLD [5631] and Elizabeth UNKNOWN [5779], was born in 1835 in Paul's Cray, Kent. At some point she married George PIKE [5669] .
George PIKE 1 [5669] was born in 1832 in Mary Cray, Kent.
143. Elizabeth PENFOLD 1 [5024], daughter of William PENFOLD [5631] and Elizabeth UNKNOWN [5779], was born in 1840 in Paul's Cray.
144. Frederick PENFOLD 1 [5105], son of William PENFOLD [5631] and Elizabeth UNKNOWN [5779], was born in 1851 in Paul's Cray.
145. Rachel PENFOLD 1 [5456], daughter of Robert PENFOLD [5486] and Mary Ann MILSTEAD [4798], was born "BET APR AND JUN 1844" in Faversham, Kent. 271
146. Mary Ann PENFOLD 1 [5394], daughter of Robert PENFOLD [5486] and Mary Ann MILSTEAD [4798], was born "BET JAN AND MAR 1846" in Cranbrook. 272 She died in March 1846 in Milkhouse St., Cranbrook. 273 She was buried on 27 March 1846 in Cranbrook.
147. Sarah PENFOLD 1 [5512], daughter of Robert PENFOLD [5486] and Mary Ann MILSTEAD [4798], was born in 1848 in Cranbrook. 274 She died in 1849 in Milkhouse St. 275 She was buried on 6 December 1849 in Cranbrook.
148. Robert PENFOLD 1 [5483], son of Robert PENFOLD [5486] and Mary Ann MILSTEAD [4798], was born "BET JAN AND MAR 1850" in Cranbrook. 276 He died in 1855 in Cranbrook. 277
149. Louisa PENFOLD 1 [5348], daughter of Stephen PENFOLD [5547] and Louisa FRANKLIN [4671], was born in 1868 in Deptford. 278 In 1881 she was resident in 25 Dorset Sq, Marylebone, London. 279
150. Mary Ann PENFOLD 1 [5393], daughter of Stephen PENFOLD [5547] and Louisa FRANKLIN [4671], was born in 1870 in Deptford. 280 She died "BET APR AND JUN 1872" in Deptford. 281
151. Albert George PENFOLD 1 [4838], son of Stephen PENFOLD [5547] and Elizabeth Anne JUDGE [4745], was born on 1 August 1850 in Cranbrook. 282 In 1891 he was an Iron driller in Deptford, London. In 1891 he was resident in 81 Hughes Fields, Deptford. 283 He married Eliza Jane SPENCELEY [5724] "BET APR AND JUN 1872" in Greenwich, London. 284 He died on 2 October 1921. 285
Eliza Jane SPENCELEY 1 [5724] was born on 16 February 1851. She died in 1924. She and Albert George PENFOLD had the following children:
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152. Clara Caroline PENFOLD 1 [4946], daughter of Stephen PENFOLD [5547] and Elizabeth Anne JUDGE [4745], was born on 29 March 1852 in Deptford. 286 She married Stephen ROBINSON [5693] "BET JUL AND SEP 1880" in Kensington, London. 287
Stephen ROBINSON 1 [5693] was born in 1850 (approx.).
153. Jane Ann PENFOLD 1 [5236], daughter of Stephen PENFOLD [5547] and Elizabeth Anne JUDGE [4745], was born on 4 December 1853 in Deptford. 288
No records found after 1861 for Jane Ann.
154. Caroline Elizabeth PENFOLD 1 [4915], daughter of Stephen PENFOLD [5547] and Elizabeth Anne JUDGE [4745], was born on 11 September 1855 in Deptford. 289 She died "BET JUL AND SEP 1858" in Deptford. 290
155. Charles Stephen PENFOLD 1 [4933], son of Stephen PENFOLD [5547] and Elizabeth Anne JUDGE [4745], was born on 8 June 1858 in Deptford. 291 He died "BET JUL AND SEP 1864" in Deptford. 292
156. Henry Stephen PENFOLD 1 [5197], son of Stephen PENFOLD [5547] and Elizabeth Anne JUDGE [4745], was born "BET JAN AND MAR 1860" in Deptford. 293 In 1871 he was resident in Stowage, Deptford. 105 In 1891 he was resident in 81 Hughes Fields. 294 In 1901 he was resident in 19 Albany St, Deptford. 295 He married Estelle A. HEAKES [4713] "BET OCT AND DEC 1895" in Bethnel Green, London. 296 He died "BET OCT AND DEC 1902" in Greenwich. 297
Estelle A. HEAKES 1 [4713] was born in 1860 (approx.).
157. Elizabeth Emma PENFOLD 1 [5033], daughter of Stephen PENFOLD [5547] and Elizabeth Anne JUDGE [4745], was born "BET APR AND JUN 1862" in Deptford. 298 In 1871 she was resident in Stowage. 105 In 1891 she was a Servant. In 1891 she was resident in 31 Campden Grove, Kensington. 299 She died "BET JAN AND MAR 1939" in Greenwich. 300
158. Frances Letitia PENFOLD 1 [5094], daughter of Stephen PENFOLD [5547] and Frances ROFE [5695], was born "BET OCT AND DEC 1847" in Stepney, London. 301 She died "BET OCT AND DEC 1847" in Stepney. 108
159. Alfred PENFOLD 1 [4847], son of Walter PENFOLD [5601] and Martha PEARCE [4820], was born "BET APR AND JUN 1848" in Newhaven, Sussex. 302 He died "BET OCT AND DEC 1861" in Brighton, Sussex. 303
160. Margaret PENFOLD 1 [5366], daughter of Walter PENFOLD [5601] and Martha PEARCE [4820], was born "BET APR AND JUN 1850" in Newhaven. 304 She married Stephen WOOD [5829] "BET OCT AND DEC 1868" in Brighton. 305
Stephen WOOD 1 [5829] was born in 1845 (approx.).
161. Robert PENFOLD 1 [5484], son of Walter PENFOLD [5601] and Martha PEARCE [4820], was born "BET JUL AND SEP 1852" in Newhaven. 306 In 1881 he was a Bricklayer's labourer. In 1881 he was resident in 4 Edward St, Lewes, Sussex. 120 In 1891 he was a General labourer. In 1891 he was resident in 33 Saint John St., Lewes, Sussex. 307 In 1901 he was resident in Lewes Union Workhouse, Lewes, Sussex. 308 He died "BET JUL AND SEP 1901" in Lewes, Sussex. 309
162. Walter Henry PENFOLD 1 [5611], son of Walter PENFOLD [5601] and Martha PEARCE [4820], was born "BET JAN AND MAR 1855" in Seaford, Sussex. 310 In 1881 he was a Bricklayer's labourer. In 1881 he was resident in 4 Edward St. 311 In 1901 he was a Luggage porter. In 1901 he was resident in Eastbourne, Sussex. 312 He married Edith Mary HOLLANDS [4724] "BET JAN AND MAR 1882" in Brighton. 313 He died after 1901.
Edith Mary HOLLANDS 1 [4724] was born "BET JAN AND MAR 1855" in Lewes. 314 She and Walter Henry PENFOLD had the following children:
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163. Sarah Ann PENFOLD 1 [5518], daughter of Walter PENFOLD [5601] and Martha PEARCE [4820], was born in 1856 in Seaford. 315 In 1891 she was a Laundry worker in Lewes. In 1891 she was resident in 33 Saint John St. She married James POTTER [5674] "BET OCT AND DEC 1880" in Horsham, Sussex. 316 She died after 1891.
James POTTER 1 [5674] was born in 1854 (approx.).
164. Mary Ann PENFOLD 1 [5395], daughter of Walter PENFOLD [5601] and Martha PEARCE [4820], was born in 1860 in Lewes. 317 She died after 1871.
There are a number of possible marriages for Mary Ann
4q 1877 Thakeham 2b 639 to Charles Luxford
1q 1878 Horsham 2b 427 to Nathan Parsons
2q 1879 Horsham 2b 495 to William Gander
1q 1880 Horsham 2b 425 to William Port
4q 1880 East Preston 2b 665 to Arthur Penfold (possibly Arthur J b 1860).
165. Ellen PENFOLD 1 [5037], daughter of Walter PENFOLD [5601] and Martha PEARCE [4820], was born in 1861 in Newhaven. 318 She died "BET OCT AND DEC 1864" in Brighton. 319
166. Henry PENFOLD 1 [5187], son of Walter PENFOLD [5601] and Martha PEARCE [4820], was born on 1 December 1861 in Seaford. 320 He was baptised on 1 December 1861 in Newhaven. In 1871 he was an Agricultural labourer. In 1881 he was resident in 33 Saint John St. 321 In 1881 he was a Bricklayer's labourer. He died between 1881 and 1891.
Not located 1881 census.
167. Phillip PENFOLD 1 [5454], son of Walter PENFOLD [5601] and Martha PEARCE [4820], was born "BET JAN AND MAR 1864" in Lewes. 322 He was baptised on 12 February 1865 in Lewes. In 1871 he was an Agricultural labourer. In 1881 he was a Bricklayers labourer. In 1881 he was resident in 33 Saint John St, Lewes, Sussex. 120 Before 1891 he was a Soldier. In 1891 he was resident in HM Prison, Portland. 323 He died between 1891 and 1901.
There is a Philip Samuel b 1862 d 4q 1899 Medway 2a 407.
168. Albert Edward PENFOLD 1 [4837], son of Walter PENFOLD [5601] and Martha PEARCE [4820], was born on 7 March 1866 in Lewes. 324 He was baptised on 9 August 1868 in St Thomas' Lewes. In 1871 he was resident in St John St, Lewes, Sussex. 117 In 1881 he was an Agricultural Labourer in Lewes. 120 In 1881 he was resident in 33 Saint John St. 118 His Military service was '1st Royal Sussex Regiment. Served in Ireland until 1900' between 1882 and 1911. 325 In 1891 he was resident in Broughton Barracks, Preston, Lancs. 326 Albert says unmarried (married two years); Mary Ann not found with certainty in 1891. In 1901 Albert was resident in Chichester Barracks, Sussex. 327 He married Mary Ann DAWKINS [4636] "BET OCT AND DEC 1889" in Portsea Island, Hampshire. 328 He died on 11 October 1912 in Chichester, Sussex. 329
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
Walter PENFOLD Head M Male 55 Cranbrook, Kent, England Bricklayers Laborer
Martha PENFOLD Wife M Female 55 Newhaven, Sussex, England
Henry PENFOLD Son U Male 20 Newhaven, Sussex, England Bricklayers Laborer
Phillip PENFOLD Son U Male 16 Lewes, Sussex, England Bricklayers Laborer
Albert PENFOLD Son Male 14 Lewes, Sussex, England Agri Lab
Peter PENFOLD Son Male 12 Lewes, Sussex, England Scholar
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Source Information:
Dwelling 33 Saint John St
Census Place Lewes St John Southover, Sussex, England
Family History Library Film 1341253
Public Records Office Reference RG11 / 1070 / 8 / 10.
Mary Ann DAWKINS 1 [4636] was born on 26 July 1856 in Emsworth, Hants. 330 In 1881 she was in Domestic servant. In 1881 she was resident in Warren Farm, Subdeanery, Sussex. 331 In 1891 she was resident in 17 Gloster Walk, Kensington, Middlesex. 332 In 1901 she was resident in Chichester Barracks. 327 In 1915 she was resident in 2 Babington Villa, Chichester, Sussex. She died "BET APR AND JUN 1937" in Chichester. 333
1881 census
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation
Robert DENDY Head M Male 62 Chichester, Sussex, England Banker J P For Sussex
Mary P. DENDY Wife M Female 59 Chichester, Sussex, England Wife
Ada S. DENDY Dau U Female 19 Lewes, Sussex, Engla
Louisa WOODS Visitor U Female 29 Chichester, Sussex, England Companion
Harry S. STYAN Visitor U Male 59 Holborn, Middlesex, England Solicitor
Sarah Ann HAZELGROVE Servant U Female 28 Angmering, Sussex, England Cook Domestic Servant
Mary Ann DAWKINS Servant U Female 24 Emsworth, Hampshire, England Parlor Maid
Elizabeth MILLER Servant U Female 23 Fishbourn, Sussex, England House Maid
Source Information:
Dwelling Warren Farm
Census PlaceSubdeanery, Sussex, England
Family History Library Film 1341276
Public Records Office Reference RG11 / 1129 / 13 / 20.
Mary Ann DAWKINS and Albert Edward PENFOLD had the following children:
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169. Peter PENFOLD 1,334 [5446], son of Walter PENFOLD [5601] and Martha PEARCE [4820], was born on 9 May 1868 in Lewes. 334,335 He was baptised on 9 August 1868 in Lewes, Sussex, England. 334 He was christened on 9 August 1868 in St Thomas Lewes. In 1881 he was a Scholar. In 1881 he was resident in 33 Saint John St. 120 He married Unknown HAYLER [4711] in 1890 (approx.). In 1891 he was a Bricklayers labourer. In 1891 he was resident in 1 Edward St, Lewes, Sussex. 336 He was resident in England. 334 He died "BET OCT AND DEC 1919" in Lewes. 337
Other Information:
Birth Year <1869>
Birthplace Lewes, Sussex, England
Age 12
Occupation Scholar
Marital Status
Head of Household Walter PENFOLD
Relation Son
Disability
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Source Information:
Dwelling 33 Saint John St
Census Place Lewes St John Southover, Sussex, England
Family History Library Film 1341253
Public Records Office Reference RG11 / 1070 / 8 / 10
The 1891 census records Peter living with his wodowed mother and an Alice Hayler, granddaughter. No mother is present. My assumtion is that Peter either married an unknown widow named Hayler (possibly Emily Patching or Elizabeth Keech) and Alice was her daughter from the previous marriage. An Elizabeth Penfold's death is recorded at Rye (2b 6) in 2q 1887. No Keech - Hayler marriage has been found on FreeBMD.
Unknown HAYLER 1 [4711] was born in 1865 (approx.).
Peter's wife's maiden name may be Emily Patching (4q 1889 Horsham 2b 617) or Elizabeth Keech (4q 1886 Guildford 2a 125). The latter is more probable given the recoded death of Elizabeth Penfold in 2q 1887.
170. William PENFOLD 1 [5634], son of William PENFOLD [5636] and Louisa GROVE [4696], was born in 1858 in Marylebone. He was in Railway clerk. He married Agnes UNKNOWN [5772] in 1878 (approx.). In 1881 he was resident in 27 Devonshire St, Marylebone, London. 338 In 1891 he was resident in 20a Malden Rd, Watford. 339 In 1901 he was resident in Marylea, Malden Rd, Watford.
Agnes UNKNOWN 1 [5772] was born in 1860 (approx.). She and William PENFOLD had the following children:
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171. Arthur J. PENFOLD 1 [4883], son of William PENFOLD [5636] and Louisa GROVE [4696], was born in 1860 in Marylebone. He was in Commercial clerk for wine merchant.
172. Mary L. PENFOLD 1 [5403], daughter of William PENFOLD [5636] and Louisa GROVE [4696], was born in 1866 in Marylebone.
173. Walter G. PENFOLD 1 [5610], son of William PENFOLD [5636] and Louisa GROVE [4696], was born in 1868 in Marylebone.
174. Frederick G. PENFOLD 1 [5111], son of William PENFOLD [5636] and Louisa GROVE [4696], was born in 1870 in Marylebone. He married Susan A. COULTHARD [4612] in 1898 in Romsey, Hants. In 1901 he was resident in 28 Clyde Rd, Beddington, Surrey.
Susan A. COULTHARD 1 [4612] was born in 1873 (approx.). She and Frederick G. PENFOLD had the following children:
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175. John PENFOLD 1 [5260], son of James PENFOLD [5222] and Elizabeth BULPIT [4582], was born on 22 March 1855 in York St, Shoreditch. He was born on 22 March 1855. He married Esther SNOW [5720] on 4 April 1874 in St Jude's, London. In 1881 he was in Plumber. In 1881 he was resident in 24 Lavender Grove, Hackney, London. In 1881 he was resident in 24 Lavender Grove, Shoreditch.
1881 census
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
John PENFOLD Head M Male 26 Shoreditch Plumber
Ester PENFOLD Wife M Female 29 Bethnal Green
Elizabeth E. PENFOLD (Daur) U Female 5 Shoreditch
Jessy A. PENFOLD (Daur) Female 3 Hackney
Eliza E.M. LANDON Servt U Female 18 Enfield General Servant
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Source Information:
Dwelling 24 Lavender Groe
Census Place London, Middlesex, England
Family History Library Film 1341064
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 0300 / 12
Page Number 18
1881
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
John PENFOLD Head M Male 26 Shoreditch Plumber
Ester PENFOLD Wife M Female 29 Bethnal Green
Elizabeth E. PENFOLD (Daur) U Female 5 Shoreditch
Jessy A. PENFOLD (Daur) Female 3 Hackney
Eliza E.M. LANDON Servt U Female 18 Enfield General Servant
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Source Information:
Dwelling 24 Lavender Groe
Census Place London, Middlesex, England
Family History Library Film 1341064
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 0300 / 12
Page Number 18.
Esther SNOW 1 [5720] was born on 28 October 1850 in Bethnal Green, London, England. She was born on 28 October 1850 in Bethnel Green. She and John PENFOLD had the following children:
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176. Louisa PENFOLD 1 [5349], daughter of James PENFOLD [5222] and Elizabeth BULPIT [4582], was born in 1858 in Shoreditch. In 1881 she was in Mantle maker. In 1881 she was resident in 53 Phillip St, Shoreditch.
177. Margaret PENFOLD 1 [5369], daughter of James PENFOLD [5222] and Elizabeth BULPIT [4582], was born in 1860 in Shoreditch. She was in Mantle maker.
178. Charles PENFOLD 1 [4928], son of James PENFOLD [5222] and Elizabeth BULPIT [4582], was born in 1863 in Shoreditch. In 1881 he was in Plumber. In 1881 he was resident in 53 Phillip St.
1881 census
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
Elizabeth PENFOLD Head W Female 56 Middx City, Middlesex, England No Occupation
Louisa PENFOLD Daur U Female 23 Shoreditch, Middlesex, England Mantle Maker
Margaret PENFOLD Daur U Female 21 Shoreditch, Middlesex, England Mantle Maker
Charles PENFOLD Son U Male 18 Shoreditch, Middlesex, England Plumber
Harriet SLACK Lodger W Female 60 No Occupation
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Source Information:
Dwelling 53 Phillip St
Census Place London, Middlesex, England
Family History Library Film 1341087
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 0401 / 103
Page Number 15.
179. William PENFOLD 1 [5624], son of James PENFOLD [5222] and Agnes SMITH [5715], was born in 1841 in Chelsea. In 1881 he was a Seaman.
1881 census
only 1841 William in Canada
Household:
Name Marital Status Gender Ethnic Origin Age Birthplace Occupation Religion
William PENFOLD M Male English 40 England Seaman Church of England
Dyanna PENFOLD M Female Irish 35 O <Ontario> Church of England
John PENFOLD Male English 17 O <Ontario> Seaman Church of England
Emely PENFOLD Female English 14 O <Ontario> Church of England
Rosanna PENFOLD Female English 10 O <Ontario> Church of England
Jane PENFOLD Female English 8 O <Ontario> Church of England
William PENFOLD Female English 4 O <Ontario> Church of England
Eleva PENFOLD Female English <1 Born: Jul; 9/12 O <Ontario> Church of England
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Source Information:
Census Place Caistor, Monck, Ontario
Family History Library Film 1375890
NA Film Number C-13254
District 144
Sub-district A
Division 1
Page Number 38
Household Number 202.
180. Colville Smith PENFOLD 1 [4953], son of James PENFOLD [5222] and Agnes SMITH [5715], was born in 1845 in St Georges East, Middlesex. He married Mary Ann CLARKE [4603] in 1870 in London, Middlesex. 340 He died.
Mary Ann CLARKE 1 [4603] was born in 1846. She and Colville Smith PENFOLD had the following children:
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181. Robert PENFOLD 1 [5482], son of James PENFOLD [5222] and Agnes SMITH [5715], was born in 1848 in St Georges East. He died before 1881.
182. James Smith PENFOLD 1 [5228], son of James PENFOLD [5222] and Agnes SMITH [5715], was born in 1851 in St Georges East. He married Sarah Louisa STROUD [5743] in 1878 in Islington, London, England, United Kingdom. 341 In 1881 he was in Plumber. In 1881 he was resident in 156 Culford Rd, Hackney, London.
1881
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
James S. PENFOLD Head M Male 30 St Georges East, Middlesex, England Plumber
Sarah L. PENFOLD Wife M Female 25 Deptford, Kent, England
Minnie A. PENFOLD Daur Female 1 Hackney, Middlesex, England
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Source Information:
Dwelling 156 Culford Rd
Census Place London, Middlesex, England
Family History Library Film 1341063
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 0293 / 23
Page Number 40.
Sarah Louisa STROUD 1 [5743] was born in 1856 (approx.) in Deptford. She and James Smith PENFOLD had the following children:
| +352 |
183. David PENFOLD 1 [4969], son of David PENFOLD [4970] and Ruth VINE [5799], was born on 17 September 1840 in Tunstall. He was baptised on 18 September 1840 in Goudhurst, Kent. He died on 20 September 1840. He was buried on 22 September 1840 in Goudhurst.
184. William PENFOLD 1 [5629], son of David PENFOLD [4970] and Ruth VINE [5799], was born in 1845 in London. 342 He died between 1851 and 1861.
185. Emily PENFOLD 1 [5044], daughter of David PENFOLD [4970] and Ruth VINE [5799], was born "BET JUL AND SEP 1847" in Sussex. 343 She died "BET JUL AND SEP 1852" in Chelsea, London. 344
186. Ruth PENFOLD 1 [5503], daughter of David PENFOLD [4970] and Ruth VINE [5799], was born "BET JAN AND MAR 1858" in Edmonton, Middlesex. 345
187. Susannah Mary PENFOLD 1 [5557], daughter of David PENFOLD [4970] and Ruth VINE [5799], was born "BET APR AND JUN 1860" in Edmonton. 346 She died "BET JUL AND SEP 1866" in Edmonton. 347
188. Colvill Smith PENFOLD 1 [4951], son of Charles HUMPHREY [4729] and Emily PENFOLD [5046], was born in 1845 in London. 348
189. Tom George PENFOLD 1 [5585], son of Thomas PENFOLD [5565] and Elizabeth THOMPSON [5753], was born on 4 November 1855 in Goudhurst. 349 He was baptised on 18 January 1856 in Goudhurst. He married Emily GUNNER [4698] on 18 July 1878 in Ightham, Kent. 350 He died in 1924.
Emily GUNNER 1 [4698] was born in 1855 (approx.) in Ightham. She died in 1934. She and Tom George PENFOLD had the following children:
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| +354 |
190. Mary Ann Mercy PENFOLD 1 [5398], daughter of Thomas PENFOLD [5565] and Elizabeth THOMPSON [5753], was born on 10 March 1857 in Goudhurst. 351 She was baptised on 26 April 1857 in Goudhurst. She married John George Abrahams CASTLE [4593] on 15 July 1884 in Christchurch, New Zealand. She died in 1941 in Wellington, NZ.
John George Abrahams CASTLE 1 [4593] was born in 1856 in London. He died in 1919 in Petone, NZ.
191. Frank William PENFOLD 1 [5100], son of Thomas PENFOLD [5565] and Elizabeth THOMPSON [5753], was born on 12 June 1859 in Goudhurst. 352 He was baptised on 15 July 1859 in Goudhurst. He married Rose FROW [4673] in 1886 (approx.) in Christchurch. He died on 19 January 1936 in Christchurch, NZ.
Rose FROW 1 [4673] was born in 1863 in Nottingham. She died on 3 July 1919 in Christchurch. She and Frank William PENFOLD had the following children:
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| +356 | |
| +357 | |
| +358 | |
| +359 | |
| +360 | |
| +361 |
192. Louisa Frances PENFOLD 1 [5353], daughter of Thomas PENFOLD [5565] and Elizabeth THOMPSON [5753], was born on 6 March 1861 in Goudhurst. 353 She was baptised on 28 April 1861 in Goudhurst. She married Edgar James OLIVER [4807] on 13 May 1882 in Christchurch. She married Frank STACE [5727] in 1924. She died on 22 November 1934 in Edgecumbe, NZ.
Edgar James OLIVER 1 [4807] was born in 1858 (approx.) in St Blaney, Cornwall. He died on 14 August 1910 in Christchurch.
Frank STACE 1 [5727] was born in 1859 (approx.).
193. Emily Jane PENFOLD 1 [5049], daughter of Thomas PENFOLD [5565] and Elizabeth THOMPSON [5753], was born in 1863 (approx.) in Ightham. 354 She married Robert Wetherill PARKINSON [4814] on 29 April 1882 in Wallsend. She died on 22 May 1942 in Wallsend, NZ.
Robert Wetherill PARKINSON 1 [4814] was born on 11 August 1855 in Rotherhithe, London. He died on 8 April 1909 in Greymouth, NZ.
194. Kate Elizabeth PENFOLD 1 [5304], daughter of Thomas PENFOLD [5565] and Elizabeth THOMPSON [5753], was born "BET JUL AND SEP 1869" in Ightham. 355 She married James Edward CARTER [4592] on 27 September 1892 in Holy Trinity, Avonside. She died on 1 September 1951 in Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand.
James Edward CARTER 1 [4592] was born in 1868 (approx.).
195. Caroline PENFOLD 1 [4914], daughter of William John PENFOLD [5646] and Jane GOLDING [4685], was born on 20 June 1841 in Goudhurst. 356 She was baptised on 1 August 1841 in Goudhurst. In 1851 she was resident in Goudhurst. In 1861 she was resident in Wickham's Row, Goudhurst, Kent. In 1891 she was resident in Town Row, Goudhurst. 158 She married Henry LAMBKIN [4758] "BET OCT AND DEC 1872" in Tonbridge, Kent. 357 She married James WATKINS [5807] "BET JAN AND MAR 1858" in Cranbrook. 358
Henry LAMBKIN 1 [4758] was born in 1836 (approx.) in Horsmonden, Kent. In 1881 he was resident. 359 He died "BET JAN AND MAR 1890". 360 He and Caroline PENFOLD had the following children:
| +362 | |
| +363 | |
| +364 |
James WATKINS 1 [5807] was born in 1837 (approx.). He died in 1871 in Cranbrook. 361
196. William John PENFOLD 1 [5650], son of William John PENFOLD [5646] and Jane GOLDING [4685], was born in 1843 in Goudhurst. He was baptised on 17 August 1843 in Goudhurst. In 1875 he was in Labourer. In 1875 he was resident in Beresford Rd, Goudhurst. He married Jane BRABON [4573] on 30 October 1875 in Goudhurst. 362
Jane BRABON 1 [4573] was born in 1834 (approx.) in Goudhurst. In 1875 she was resident in Beresford Rd.
197. Alfred PENFOLD 1 [4849], son of William John PENFOLD [5646] and Jane GOLDING [4685], was born on 9 October 1845 in Goudhurst. 363 He was baptised on 7 December 1845 in Goudhurst. He married Louisa Melvinia LUCK [4769] on 8 June 1867 in Goudhurst. 364 In 1870 he was in Labourer. In 1871 he was resident in Wickham's Row. 156 In 1891 he was in Gardener. In 1891 he was resident in 1 Ivy House, East Hoathly, Kent. 365
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
Alfred PENFOLD Head M Male 34 Goudhurst, Kent, England Gardener Domestic Serv
Louisa M. PENFOLD Wife M Female 33 Goudhurst, Kent, England
Annie L. PENFOLD Daur Female 10 Goudhurst, Kent, England Scholar
Nellie PENFOLD Daur Female 8 Goudhurst, Kent, England Scholar
Minnie G. PENFOLD Daur Female 3 Goudhurst, Kent, England
Wilmot G. PENFOLD Son Male 10 m Goudhurst, Kent, England
Fanny C. LUCK Sister In Law U Female 30 Goudhurst, Kent, England Dressmaker
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Source Information:
Dwelling Lidwells Cottage
Census Place Goudhurst, Kent, England
Family History Library Film 1341224
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 0939 / 49
Page Number 4.
Louisa Melvinia LUCK 1 [4769] was born on 2 May 1847 in Goudhurst. She was baptised on 20 June 1867 in Goudhurst. In 1891 she was resident in 1 Ivy House. 365 She and Alfred PENFOLD had the following children:
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| +366 | |
| +367 | |
| +368 | |
| +369 | |
| +370 | |
| +371 | |
| +372 | |
| +373 |
198. Frederick James PENFOLD 1 [5114], son of William John PENFOLD [5646] and Jane GOLDING [4685], was born in 1848 in Goudhurst. He was baptised on 19 March 1848 in Goudhurst. He died in February 1850 in Goudhurst. He was buried on 10 February 1850 in Goudhurst.
199. Mathilda PENFOLD 1 [5405], daughter of William John PENFOLD [5646] and Jane GOLDING [4685], was born in 1850 in Goudhurst. 366 She was baptised on 28 April 1850 in Goudhurst. She married William SAWYER [5704] on 29 October 1870 in Goudhurst. 367
William SAWYER 1 [5704] was born in 1848 (approx.). In 1870 he was in Labourer. In 1870 he was resident in Wickham's Row.
200. Charles PENFOLD 1 [4927], son of William John PENFOLD [5646] and Jane GOLDING [4685], was born in 1852 in Goudhurst. 368 He was baptised on 23 November 1856 in Goudhurst. He died in March 1857 in Goudhurst. He was buried on 20 March 1857 in Goudhurst.
201. Jesse PENFOLD 1 [5247], son of William John PENFOLD [5646] and Jane GOLDING [4685], was born on 12 December 1852 in Goudhurst. 369 He was baptised on 25 December 1852 in Goudhurst. In 1874 he was in Labourer. In 1874 he was resident in Wickham's Row. He married Fanny EDWARDS [4649] on 18 April 1874 in Goudhurst. 370 In 1881 he was in Cement works labourer. In 1881 he was resident in 45 Shakespeare Rd, Sittingbourne. In 1901 he was resident in 50 Shakespeare Rd, Sittingbourne, Kent. 371 He died "BET APR AND JUN 1934" in Medway. 372
Notes for Jesse Penfold:
Dwelling:45 Shakespeare Rd
Census Place:Sittingbourne, Kent, England
Source:FHL Film 1341232 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 0976 Folio 114 Page 31
MarrAgeSexBirthplace
Jesse PENFOLDM28 MGoudhurst, Kent, England
Rel:Head
Occ:Cement Work Lab
Fanny PENFOLDM26 FCranbrook, Kent, England
Rel:Wife
Sarah J. PENFOLD 6 FGoudhurst, Kent, England
Rel:Daur
Occ:Scholar
Richard EDWARDSU23 MCranbrook, Kent, England
Rel:Lodger
Occ:Brickfield Lab
Agnes J. EDWARDSU20 F
Rel:Visitor.
Fanny EDWARDS 1 [4649] was born in 1853 (approx.) in Cranbrook. She died after 1901. She and Jesse PENFOLD had the following children:
| +374 |
202. George PENFOLD 1 [5129], son of William John PENFOLD [5646] and Jane GOLDING [4685], was born in 1854 in Goudhurst. He was baptised on 13 December 1854 in Goudhurst. In 1873 he was in Labourer. He married Emma HAWKINS [4710] on 4 November 1873 in Goudhurst. 373 In 1874 he was resident in North Rd, Goudhurst, Kent. In 1876 he was resident in Wickham's Row. In 1881 he was resident in Ewhurst Green, Ewhurst, Sussex. 374 In 1891 he was in Gardener. In 1891 he was resident in De Court Lodge, Ewhurst, Sussex. 375 In 1901 he was resident in Etchingham, Ticehurst, Sussex. 376 He died after 1901.
Emma HAWKINS 1 [4710] was born in 1855 (approx.) in Headcom, Kent. In 1873 she was in Domestic servant. In 1873 she was resident in North Rd. She died after 1901. She and George PENFOLD had the following children:
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| +376 | |
| +377 | |
| +378 | |
| +379 | |
| +380 | |
| +381 | |
| +382 | |
| +383 |
203. Mary Jane PENFOLD 1 [5400], daughter of William John PENFOLD [5646] and Jane GOLDING [4685], was born on 8 September 1858 in Goudhurst. 377 She was baptised on 18 September 1858 in Goudhurst.
Possible marriages for Mary Jane
Edwin Pullen 2q 1878 Thakenham 2b 543
James Joyse 3q 1872 Thakenham 2b 444
Thomas Hamilton 3q 1874 Petworth 2b 465
William Jones 1q 1876 Kensington 1a 161.
204. Fanny PENFOLD 1 [5075], daughter of William John PENFOLD [5646] and Jane GOLDING [4685], was born on 22 November 1860 in Goudhurst. 378 She was baptised on 30 December 1860 in Goudhurst. In 1881 she was in Domestic servant. In 1881 she was resident in 18 Winstanley Rd, Battersea, London. 379 She and George Thomas STONE [5739] experienced Marriage on 12 March 1881 in Goudhurst. 380
George Thomas STONE 1 [5739] was born in 1864 (approx.). In 1881 he was in Railway ticket collector. In 1881 he was resident in 89 Speke Rd, Battersea.
205. Ann PENFOLD 1 [4870], daughter of William John PENFOLD [5646] and Jane GOLDING [4685], was born on 25 March 1863 in Goudhurst. She was baptised on 30 March 1863 in Goudhurst. She married Arthur THOMPSON [5752] on 12 February 1881 in Goudhurst. 380
Arthur THOMPSON 1 [5752] was born in 1861 (approx.) in Cranbrook. In 1881 he was resident in 1 Wickham Row, Goudhurst, Kent.
206. David PENFOLD 1 [4968], son of William John PENFOLD [5646] and Jane GOLDING [4685], was born on 18 November 1864 in Goudhurst. He was baptised on 20 November 1864 in Goudhurst. He died on 24 November 1864 in Wickham's Row. 381 He was buried on 26 November 1864 in Goudhurst.
Registered December 1864, David, Cranbrook District.
207. Edward PENFOLD 1 [5008], son of Edward PENFOLD [5007] and Frances CHITTENDEN [4597], was baptised on 6 July 1845 in Goudhurst. He was born on 27 May 1846 in Goudhurst.
208. William PENFOLD 1 [5632], son of Edward PENFOLD [5007] and Frances CHITTENDEN [4597], was born on 9 December 1846 in Goudhurst. 382 He was baptised on 5 January 1847 in Goudhurst. He was a Bricklayer. In 1871 he was resident in Old Workhouse, Marden, Kent. 165 He married Elizabeth WILLIAMS [5821] on 10 September 1871 in All Saints, Maidstone, Kent. In 1881 he was resident in High St, Marden, Kent. 383 In 1891 he was resident in High St. 384 In 1891 he was a Builder. In 1901 he was resident in High St. 385 He married Charlotte FILMER [4663] "BET JUL AND SEP 1893" in Hollingbourne, Kent. 386
1881 census
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
William PENFOLD Head M Male 34 Goudhurst, Kent, England Bricklayer Master Employs 1 Man
Elizabeth PENFOLD Wife M Female 41 Marden, Kent, England
Frank W. PENFOLD Son Male 9 Marden, Kent, England Scholar
Walter PENFOLD Son Male 7 Marden, Kent, England Schol
Herbert F. PENFOLD Son Male 5 Marden, Kent, England Scholar
Annie PENFOLD Daur Female 3 Marden, Kent, England
Emily PENFOLD Daur Female 1 Marden, Kent, England
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Source Information:
Dwelling High Street (Village)
Census Place Marden, Kent, England
Family History Library Film 1341220
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 0925 / 8
Page Number 10.
Charlotte FILMER 1 [4663] was born in 1852 (approx.) in Lenham, Kent. She and William PENFOLD had the following children:
| +384 | |
| +385 | |
| +386 |
Elizabeth WILLIAMS 1 [5821] was born in 1840 (approx.) in Marden, Kent. She died on 28 August 1888 in High St. She and William PENFOLD had the following children:
| +387 | |
| +388 | |
| +389 | |
| +390 | |
| +391 | |
| +392 |
209. John PENFOLD 1 [5267], son of Edward PENFOLD [5007] and Frances CHITTENDEN [4597], was born in 1850 in Goudhurst. 366 He was baptised on 14 April 1850 in Goudhurst. He was a Bricklayer. In 1861 he was resident in Marden. 387 He married Caroline Emma FIELD [4662] on 7 May 1870 in Goudhurst. 388 In 1871 he was resident in Unicorn Inn, Marden, Kent. 389 In 1881 he was resident in Five Oak Green 7 Tulleys Row, Capel, Kent. 390 In 1891 he was resident in 4 Tully's Yard, Capel, Kent. 391 In 1901 he was resident in Five Oak Green, Capel, Kent. 392 He died in 1905 in Tonbridge. 393
1881 census
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
John PENFOLD Head M Male 31 Goudhurst, Kent, England Bricklayer
Caroline Emma PENFOLD Wife M Female 31 Goudhurst, Kent, England
Charles William PENFOLD Son Male 10 Marden, Kent, England Scholar
Florence Harriett PENFOLD Daur Female 3 Marden, Kent, England
George PENFOLD Son Male 3 m Capel, Kent, England
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Source Information:
Dwelling Five Oak Green 7 Tulleys Row
Census Place Capel, Kent, England
Family History Library Film 1341219
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 0921 / 49
Page Number 3.
Caroline Emma FIELD 1 [4662] was born in 1850 in Goudhurst. 394 In 1870 she was in Domestic servant. In 1870 she was resident in Thigore, Kent. She and John PENFOLD had the following children:
| +393 | |
| +394 | |
| +395 |
210. Mary PENFOLD 1 [5388], daughter of Edward PENFOLD [5007] and Frances CHITTENDEN [4597], was born in 1852 in Marden. She was baptised on 6 June 1852 in Goudhurst.
211. Emma Frances PENFOLD 1 [5053], daughter of Edward PENFOLD [5007] and Frances CHITTENDEN [4597], was born "BET JAN AND MAR 1856" in Marden. 395 She was baptised on 22 June 1856 in Goudhurst.
212. Emma PENFOLD 1 [5052], daughter of Edward PENFOLD [5007] and Frances CHITTENDEN [4597], was born in 1862 in Marden. She died in 1868 in Marden. 396 She was buried on 8 February 1868 in Goudhurst.
213. Charles Alfred PENFOLD 1 [4929], son of Edward PENFOLD [5007] and Frances CHITTENDEN [4597], was born in January 1866 in Marden. 397 He died in March 1866 in Marden. 398 He was buried on 28 March 1866 in Goudhurst.
214. Henry PENFOLD 1 [5191], son of Henry PENFOLD [5190] and Jane KEMP [4752], was born on 24 September 1847 in Goudhurst. 399 He was baptised on 17 December 1847 in Goudhurst.
215. Mary Jane PENFOLD 1 [5402], daughter of Henry PENFOLD [5190] and Jane KEMP [4752], was born in 1850 in Goudhurst. 400 She was baptised on 28 July 1850 in Goudhurst.
216. Horace PENFOLD 1 [5203], son of Henry PENFOLD [5190] and Jane KEMP [4752], was born in 1853 in Marden. He was baptised on 12 June 1853 in Marden.
217. Kate PENFOLD 1 [5303], daughter of Henry PENFOLD [5190] and Jane KEMP [4752], was born in 1856 in Marden. 401
218. Louise Kate PENFOLD 1 [5356], daughter of Henry PENFOLD [5190] and Jane KEMP [4752], was born in 1858 in Marden. 402
219. Frances PENFOLD 1 [5087], daughter of Henry PENFOLD [5190] and Jane KEMP [4752], was born in 1859 in Marden. 403
220. Frederick Walter PENFOLD 1 [5117], son of Henry PENFOLD [5190] and Jane KEMP [4752], was born in 1861 in Marden. 404
221. Walter Richard PENFOLD 1 [5615], son of Henry PENFOLD [5190] and Jane KEMP [4752], was born in 1867 in Marden. 405
222. Olive PENFOLD 1 [5431], daughter of Henry PENFOLD [5190] and Jane KEMP [4752], was born in 1869 in Marden. 406
223. George PENFOLD 1 [5130], son of Henry PENFOLD [5190] and Jane KEMP [4752], was born in 1872 in Marden. 407 At some point he married Emily GOWER [4690] .
Emily GOWER 1 [4690] was born in 1872 (approx.) in Biddenden, Kent. She and George PENFOLD had the following children:
| +396 |
224. William Smith PENFOLD 1 [5653], son of John PENFOLD [5262] and Sarah KEMP [4753], was born in 1854 in Goudhurst. 408 He was baptised on 5 April 1854 in Goudhurst. He died in April 1854 in Goudhurst. 409 He was buried on 13 April 1854 in Goudhurst.
1881 census
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
William PENFOLD Head M Male 28 Hawkhurst, Kent, England Bricklayers Labourer
Elizabeth PENFOLD Wife M Female 23 Hawkhurst, Kent, England
Charles PENFOLD Son Male 2 Hawkhurst, Kent, Engla
William HILL Lodger U Male 56 Leigh, Kent, England Labourer Bricklayers
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Source Information:
Dwelling Priory Walk 1 Pennyroyal Cottges
Census Place Tonbridge, Kent, England
Family History Library Film 1341219
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 0919 / 95
Page Number 7.
225. Sarah Ann PENFOLD 1 [5523], daughter of John PENFOLD [5262] and Sarah KEMP [4753], was born in 1855 in Goudhurst. 410 She was baptised on 9 March 1855 in Goudhurst. She died in March 1856 in Goudhurst. She was buried on 20 March 1856 in Goudhurst.
226. Walter PENFOLD 1 [5603], son of John PENFOLD [5262] and Sarah KEMP [4753], was born in January 1858 in Goudhurst. 411 He was baptised on 13 January 1858 in Goudhurst. He died in April 1858 in Goudhurst. 412 He was buried on 15 April 1858 in Goudhurst.
227. Elizabeth PENFOLD 1 [5023], daughter of John PENFOLD [5262] and Sarah KEMP [4753], was born on 10 February 1860 in Goudhurst. She was baptised on 22 April 1860 in Goudhurst. She married George BUTLER [4587] in 1884 in Maidstone. 413
228. Charles Phillip PENFOLD 1 [4932], son of John PENFOLD [5262] and Sarah KEMP [4753], was born in 1862 in Goudhurst. 414 He was baptised on 27 April 1862 in Goudhurst. In 1891 he was a General labourer. In 1891 he was resident in Howland Rd, Marden, Kent. 183
1881 census
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
John PENFOLD Head M Male 51 Goudhurst, Kent, England Agri Labourer
Sarah PENFOLD Wife M Female 50 Goudhurst, Kent, Engla
Elizabeth PENFOLD Daur U Female 21 Goudhurst, Kent, England General Servant (Domestic Out Of Employ)
Charles PENFOLD Son Male 19 Goudhurst, Kent, England Agri Labourer Unemployed
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Source Information:
Dwelling Howland Rd Prices Cottages
Census Place Marden, Kent, England
Family History Library Film 1341220
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 0925 / 10
Page Number 14.
229. George PENFOLD 1 [5128], son of George GILES [4681] and Elizabeth PENFOLD [5028], was born in 1857 in Goudhurst. 415 He married Harriet Ruth WELLER [5813] on 10 July 1880 in Goudhurst. 416 In 1881 he was in Under-gardener. In 1881 he was resident in Monks Farm, Goudhurst. 417 Between 1883 and 1891 he was in Gardener. In 1883 he was resident in Beresford Rd. In 1891 he was resident in 10 Beresford, Goudhurst, Kent. 418 In 1901 he was resident in Beresford Rd. 419
Harriet Ruth WELLER 1 [5813] was born in 1858 in Cranbrook. 420 She was baptised on 30 January 1859 in Goudhurst. In 1880 she was in Domestic servant. In 1880 she was resident in Monks Farm. She died in February 1931 in Goudhurst. She and George PENFOLD had the following children:
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| +401 | |
| +402 | |
| +403 | |
| +404 | |
| +405 |
230. Susannah PENFOLD 1 [5555], daughter of Samuel PENFOLD [5509] and Lucy JEFFREY [4735], was born on 23 May 1847 in Lamberhurst, Kent. 421
231. Frances Emily PENFOLD 1 [5091], daughter of Samuel PENFOLD [5509] and Lucy JEFFREY [4735], was born on 9 March 1850 in Goudhurst. 422 She died in 1868. 423
232. Richard PENFOLD 1 [5474], son of Samuel PENFOLD [5509] and Lucy JEFFREY [4735], was born on 4 November 1850 in Goudhurst.
233. George PENFOLD 1 [5132], son of Samuel PENFOLD [5509] and Lucy JEFFREY [4735], was born on 7 May 1854 in Goudhurst. 424
234. Kate P. PENFOLD 1 [5305], daughter of Samuel PENFOLD [5509] and Lucy JEFFREY [4735], was born in 1853 in Goudhurst. 425
235. Jane Priscilla PENFOLD 1 [5237], daughter of Samuel PENFOLD [5509] and Lucy JEFFREY [4735], was born on 1 June 1856 in Goudhurst. 426
236. James Henry PENFOLD 1 [5225], son of Samuel PENFOLD [5509] and Lucy JEFFREY [4735], was born on 26 July 1857 in Goudhurst. 427
237. Elizabeth PENFOLD 1 [5030], daughter of Samuel PENFOLD [5509] and Lucy JEFFREY [4735], was born in 1849 in Goudhurst. 428
238. Henry PENFOLD 1 [5186], son of Samuel PENFOLD [5509] and Lucy JEFFREY [4735], was born on 27 March 1859 in Goudhurst. 429
239. Philadelpia PENFOLD 1 [5452], daughter of Samuel PENFOLD [5509] and Lucy JEFFREY [4735], was born on 3 June 1860 in Goudhurst. 430 In 1881 she was in Lady's maid. In 1881 she was resident in Elm Hill, Hawkhurst, Kent.
In 1881 Philadelphia was working as a Ladysmaid in the household of William R. Anson a Barrister of Elm Hill, Hawkhurst, Kent.
240. Philip Samuel PENFOLD 1 [5453], son of Samuel PENFOLD [5509] and Lucy JEFFREY [4735], was born "BET APR AND JUN 1862" in Goudhurst. 431 He was baptised on 31 August 1862.
241. Philadelphia Charlotte PENFOLD 1 [5451], daughter of Henry PENFOLD [5192] and Emily MILLEN [4794], was born in 1841 in Goudhurst. 432 She was baptised on 11 May 1845 in Goudhurst. In 1891 she was resident in 7 Regent Hill, Brighton, Sussex. 201 In 1901 she was resident in 7 Regent Hill. 202
242. Emily PENFOLD 1 [5043], daughter of Henry PENFOLD [5192] and Emily MILLEN [4794], was born "BET JAN AND MAR 1849" in Brighton. 433 She was baptised on 8 July 1849 in St Nicholas, Brighton, Sussex. She died "BET JUL AND SEP 1849" in Brighton. 434
243. Joseph Henry PENFOLD 1 [5289], son of Henry PENFOLD [5192] and Emily MILLEN [4794], was born in 1849 in Brighton. 435 He was baptised on 8 July 1849 in St Nicholas. Between 1871 and 1891 he was a Blacksmith. In 1901 he was resident in Chapel Track, Goudhurst. 436 In 1901 he was an Agricultural labourer. He married Fanny OSBORNE [4809] "BET JUL AND SEP 1898" in Tonbridge, Sussex. 437
Fanny OSBORNE 1 [4809] was born in 1862 in Goudhurst. She and Joseph Henry PENFOLD had the following children:
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244. Richard PENFOLD 1 [5476], son of Henry PENFOLD [5192] and Emily MILLEN [4794], was born in 1851 in Brighton. 438 In 1891 he was a Blacksmith. In 1891 he was resident in Bluecoat Lane, Goudhurst, Kent. 439 In 1901 he was resident in Bluecoat Lane, Goudhurst. 440 He married Sarah A. STANDEN [5729] "BET OCT AND DEC 1880" in Brighton. 441
Sarah A. STANDEN 1 [5729] was born in 1853 (approx.) in Goudhurst. She and Richard PENFOLD had the following children:
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245. George Millen PENFOLD 1 [5145], son of Henry PENFOLD [5192] and Emily MILLEN [4794], was born in 1853 in Brighton. 442 In 1881 he was a Blacksmith. In 1881 he was resident in 31 Brunswick Terr., Lambeth, London. 443 He married Eliza Ann HALL [4699] "BET JUL AND SEP 1878" in Camberwell, London. 444
Eliza Ann HALL 1 [4699] was born in 1857 in Tunbridge Wells, Sussex. She died in 1886 in Lambeth, London. 445 She and George Millen PENFOLD had the following children:
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246. Samuel PENFOLD 1 [5510], son of George PENFOLD [5131] and Jane PERRY [5666], was born in 1845 in Harlow. He died before 1861.
247. Hester PENFOLD 1 [5201], daughter of William PENFOLD [5623] and Harriet Maria STYLES [5744], was born "BET JUL AND SEP 1848" in Goudhurst. 446 She was baptised on 22 October 1848 in Kilndown, Goudhurst. She married John DRAPER [4642] in 1868 (approx.).
John DRAPER 1 [4642] was born in 1846 (approx.). In 1881 he was in Policeman. In 1881 he was resident in Deptford.
248. William PENFOLD 1 [5627], son of William PENFOLD [5623] and Harriet Maria STYLES [5744], was born on 8 July 1850 in Kilndown. 447 He emigrated from USA. He was a Blacksmith. He married Emily Jane PRATT [5676] on 25 December 1869 in Bexley, Kent, England.
William is said to have "fled to America" leaving his pregnant wife and baby son.
Emily Jane PRATT 1 [5676] was born in 1832 (approx.) in Heavenslee, Woburn, Bucks. In 1881 she was resident in Hillingdon, Middlesex. She and William PENFOLD had the following children:
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249. Frances Emily PENFOLD 1 [5092], daughter of William PENFOLD [5623] and Harriet Maria STYLES [5744], was born between 1852 and 1853 in Cranbrook. 448 In 1871 she was resident in High St, Bexley, Kent. 231 In 1881 she was resident in Dartford Union Workhouse, Dartford. 449 She married James ELMS [4654] "BET JAN AND MAR 1872" in Dartford, Kent. 450
James ELMS 1 [4654] was born in 1849 in Bexley Heath, Kent. He was baptised on 16 September 1849 in Bexley. He was in Gardener. In 1872 he was resident in Blendon, Bexley, Kent. In August 1878 he was resident in Mill Rd, Bexley Heath, Kent.
250. Robert Dodd Augustus PENFOLD 1 [5487], son of William PENFOLD [5623] and Harriet Maria STYLES [5744], was born in 1855 in Goudhurst. 349 He was baptised on 11 November 1855 in Goudhurst. He and Ada UNKNOWN [5771] experienced Marriage in 1875 (approx.). He married her in 1910 in Camberwell. 451 In 1914 he was resident in 18 Day's Lane, Sidcup, Kent. He died on 17 October 1914 in Cottage Hospital, Eltham, Kent. 452
Ada UNKNOWN 1 [5771] was born in 1857 (approx.).
251. James Thomas PENFOLD 1 [5229], son of William PENFOLD [5623] and Harriet Maria STYLES [5744], was born in 1858 in Bexley Heath. 453 He was a Blacksmith & Farrier. He married Mary Ann SCARF [5706] on 27 May 1882 in St Mary's, Bexley Village.
Mary Ann SCARF 1 [5706] was born in 1858 (approx.). In 1902 she was resident in Summerhill Villa, Pickford Rd, Bexley Heath, Kent. She died on 14 September 1902. She and James Thomas PENFOLD had the following children:
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252. Mary Ann PENFOLD 1 [5391], daughter of William PENFOLD [5623] and Harriet Maria STYLES [5744], was baptised on 5 March 1861 in Bexley Heath. She was born in 1867 in Bexley Heath. 454
253. Walter Thomas Nathaniel PENFOLD 1 [5617], son of William PENFOLD [5623] and Harriet Maria STYLES [5744], was born in 1868 in Bexley Heath. 455 He was baptised on 12 July 1868 in Christ's Church, Bexley Heath, Kent.
254. Rosina PENFOLD 1 [5497], daughter of William PENFOLD [5623] and Harriet Maria STYLES [5744], was born in 1871 in Bexley Heath. 456 She was baptised on 13 June 1872 in Bexley Heath.
255. Edward Albert PENFOLD 1 [5011], son of William PENFOLD [5623] and Harriet Maria STYLES [5744], was born in 1875 in Bexley Heath. 457 He was baptised on 21 November 1875 in Bexley Heath. He died in June 1876 in Bexley Heath. 458
256. Joseph Thomas PENFOLD 1 [5291], son of Joseph PENFOLD [5283] and Elizabeth Blake LAVERS [4760], was born on 23 September 1854 in Stroud, NSW. He married Elizabeth LINDSAY [4764] on 29 December 1877 in Murrurundi, NSW. He died on 8 November 1920 in Gloucester, NSW.
Elizabeth LINDSAY 1 [4764] was born on 28 September 1855 in Stroud. She died on 25 April 1926 in Stroud. She and Joseph Thomas PENFOLD had the following children:
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257. Frances Elizabeth PENFOLD 1 [5089], daughter of Joseph PENFOLD [5283] and Elizabeth Blake LAVERS [4760], was born on 10 September 1856 in Stroud. She and Charles E. GILLESPIE [4682] experienced Marriage in 1885 (approx.) in Stroud. She died on 22 July 1926.
Charles E. GILLESPIE 1 [4682] was born in 1851 (approx.).
258. George Lavers PENFOLD 1 [5144], son of Joseph PENFOLD [5283] and Elizabeth Blake LAVERS [4760], was born on 18 January 1857 in Port Stephens, NSW. He was in Farmer. He married in 1883 (approx.) in Stroud. He died on 23 September 1927 in Aberglasslyn, West Maitland, NSW. He was buried in East Maitland Cemetery, Methodist section.
George Lavers PENFOLD had the following children:
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259. William Henry PENFOLD 1 [5644], son of Joseph PENFOLD [5283] and Elizabeth Blake LAVERS [4760], was born on 8 November 1858 in Port Stephens. He married Anne Grace MILLS [4797] in 1888 (approx.) in Taree, NSW. He died on 9 February 1938 in Taree.
Anne Grace MILLS 1 [4797] was born in 1862 (approx.) in Manning River, NSW. She died in 1942 in Taree. She and William Henry PENFOLD had the following children:
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260. Sarah Jane PENFOLD 1 [5527], daughter of Joseph PENFOLD [5283] and Elizabeth Blake LAVERS [4760], was born on 3 December 1861 in Port Stephens. She married Nathaniel John W. STRICKLAND [5742] in 1899 (approx.) in Stroud. She died in 1901 in Taree.
Nathaniel John W. STRICKLAND 1 [5742] was born in 1862. He died in 1936 in Canterbury, NSW.
261. John Charles PENFOLD 1 [5273], son of Joseph PENFOLD [5283] and Elizabeth Blake LAVERS [4760], was born on 13 June 1864 in Port Stephens. He married Eliza Amelia FARLEY [4658] in 1894 in Newcastle, NSW. He married Elizabeth STOTT [5740] in 1906 in Stroud. He died on 7 December 1929 in Bulliac, Gloucester, NSW.
Eliza Amelia FARLEY 1 [4658] was born in 1881 in Port Stephens. She died on 25 November 1902 in Stroud. She and John Charles PENFOLD had the following children:
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Elizabeth STOTT 1 [5740] was born in 1881 (approx.) in Central Cumberland. She died on 8 June 1948 in New Lambton, NSW. She and John Charles PENFOLD had the following children:
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262. Charles Thomas PENFOLD 1 [4935], son of Thomas PENFOLD [5568] and Catherine Maria FULLER [4675], was born on 27 May 1856 in Patterson, NSW. He was in Railway fettler. He married Elizabeth DALLAS [4627] on 25 September 1880 in Morpeth, NSW. 459 He died on 13 October 1939 in East Maitland. He was buried in East Maitland Cemetery.
Elizabeth DALLAS 1 [4627] was born on 27 June 1858 in Raymond Terrace, N.S.W. She died on 14 June 1946 in East Maitland. She and Charles Thomas PENFOLD had the following children:
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263. Frederick James PENFOLD 1 [5113], son of Thomas PENFOLD [5568] and Catherine Maria FULLER [4675], was born on 14 February 1858 in Patterson River, NSW. He was a Labourer in fettler. He married Sarah Ann RALPH [5681] on 24 May 1881 in Home of Samuel Warbrooke, West Matland, NSW. He died on 15 June 1946 in Holmesville, Maitland West, NSW. He was buried in Telarah Cemetery.
Sarah Ann RALPH 1 [5681] was born on 15 March 1863 in Maitland, NSW. She died on 18 February 1940 in Maitland West, NSW. She and Frederick James PENFOLD had the following children:
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264. Mary Ann Matilda PENFOLD 1 [5397], daughter of Thomas PENFOLD [5568] and Catherine Maria FULLER [4675], was born on 5 June 1860 in Patterson. She married Joseph HAMPTON [4702] in 1877 (approx.) in Newcastle. She died on 18 February 1879 in Waratah, Newcastle, N.S.W.
Joseph HAMPTON 1 [4702] was born in 1858 (approx.). He died on 28 August 1948.
265. William PENFOLD 1 [5630], son of Thomas PENFOLD [5568] and Catherine Maria FULLER [4675], was born on 5 April 1863 in Patterson. He was in fettler. He married Esther GENGE [4680] on 26 July 1888 in Newcastle. He died in August 1948 in Newcastle.
Esther GENGE 1 [4680] was born on 19 June 1869 in York St, Sydney, NSW. She died on 9 February 1908 in Cardiff, Newcastle, NSW. She and William PENFOLD had the following children:
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266. Sarah Jane PENFOLD 1 [5529], daughter of Thomas PENFOLD [5568] and Catherine Maria FULLER [4675], was born on 16 April 1864 in Patterson. She married Henry C. MARCOFSKY [4773] in 1884 in Maitland West. She died on 1 May 1886 in Islington, NSW.
Henry C. MARCOFSKY 1 [4773] was born in 1860 (approx.).
267. George Augustus PENFOLD 1 [5138], son of Thomas PENFOLD [5568] and Catherine Maria FULLER [4675], was born on 19 July 1867 in Bribane Waters, NSW. He was in Drover. He married Martha Ann BROOKS [4577] in 1889 in West Maitland, NSW. He married Ellen GRANT [4693] in 1891 (approx.). They agreed a marriage contract in Common law marriage. He died on 27 May 1941 in Mailand Rd, Sandgate, NSW.
Martha Ann BROOKS 1 [4577] was born in 1872 (approx.) in Scone, NSW. She died on 3 April 1941. She and George Augustus PENFOLD had the following children:
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Ellen GRANT 1 [4693] was born in 1869 (approx.). She died in 1941. She and George Augustus PENFOLD had the following children:
| +461 |
268. Mary Elizabeth PENFOLD 1 [5399], daughter of Thomas PENFOLD [5568] and Catherine Maria FULLER [4675], was born on 17 April 1870 in Brisbane Waters, NSW. She and Arthur WHIPPS [5816] experienced Marriage in October 1885 in Newcastle. She died in 1923 in Petersham, Sydney, NSW.
Arthur WHIPPS 1 [5816] was born in 1863 in Raymond Terrace, NSW.
269. Andrew PENFOLD 1 [4867], son of Thomas PENFOLD [5568] and Catherine Maria FULLER [4675], was born on 2 December 1873 in Brisbane Waters. He was in Coal carter. He married on 17 October 1898 in Waratah, NSW. He died on 26 July 1950 in Royal Newcastle Hospital, Newcastle, NSW. He was buried on 26 July 1950 in Sandgate cemetery, CofE section.
Andrew PENFOLD had the following children:
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270. Arthur James PENFOLD 1 [4884], son of Thomas PENFOLD [5568] and Catherine Maria FULLER [4675], was born on 19 November 1874 in Newcastle. He was in Horse trainer. He married Ada Sarah PRITCHARD [5677] in 1901 (approx.) in Newcastle.
Ada Sarah PRITCHARD 1 [5677] was born in 1883 in Newcastle. She died in 1956 in Sydney, NSW. She and Arthur James PENFOLD had the following children:
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271. Harold Ernest PENFOLD 1 [5168], son of Thomas PENFOLD [5568] and Catherine Maria FULLER [4675], was born on 22 November 1878 in Lambton, NSW. He married Ethel Maud Alina FRANCISCO [4670] on 11 July 1898 in Waratah.
Ethel Maud Alina FRANCISCO 1 [4670] was born on 16 July 1880 in Waratah. She died on 19 June 1974 in Riverview Rest Home, Cooranbong. She and Harold Ernest PENFOLD had the following children:
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272. Joseph Henry PENFOLD 1 [5288], son of Thomas PENFOLD [5568] and Catherine Maria FULLER [4675], was born on 27 May 1881 in Waratah. He was a Labourer/craneman/Signalman. He married Florence Mabel HEMMINGS [4714] on 23 January 1906 in DRO Wickham, NSW. He died on 2 June 1922 in Gladesville Mental Hospital, Sydney, NSW. He was buried on 5 June 1922 in Sandgate cemetery.
Florence Mabel HEMMINGS 1 [4714] was born on 28 April 1886 in Bishop's Bridge, NSW. She died on 18 August 1962 in Maitland. She and Joseph Henry PENFOLD had the following children:
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273. James PENFOLD 1 [5220], son of Peter PENFOLD [5442], was born in 1855 (approx.).
274. Levi PENFOLD 1 [5333], son of William John PENFOLD [5647] and Mary WICKER [5819], was born in 1843 in Ticehurst, Sussex.
275. Mary Jane PENFOLD 1 [5401], daughter of William John PENFOLD [5647] and Mary WICKER [5819], was born in 1845 in Ticehurst. 460
276. Amos PENFOLD 1 [4861], son of William John PENFOLD [5647] and Mary WICKER [5819], was born in 1846 in Ticehurst. 461 He died before 1861.
277. Susannah PENFOLD 1 [5556], daughter of William John PENFOLD [5647] and Mary WICKER [5819], was born in 1847 in Ticehurst. 421 She died before 1861.
278. William PENFOLD 1 [5628], son of William John PENFOLD [5647] and Mary WICKER [5819], was born in 1848 in Ticehurst. 462
279. Elizabeth Ann Wicker PENFOLD 1 [5031], daughter of William John PENFOLD [5647] and Mary WICKER [5819], was born in 1850 in Ticehurst.
280. Naomi PENFOLD 1 [5420], daughter of William John PENFOLD [5647] and Mary WICKER [5819], was born in 1851 in Ticehurst. 463 She died before 1861.
281. Elizabeth PENFOLD 1 [5029], daughter of William John PENFOLD [5647] and Mary WICKER [5819], was born in 1853 in Ticehurst.
282. Stephen PENFOLD 1 [5545], son of William John PENFOLD [5647] and Mary WICKER [5819], was born in 1855 in Ticehurst. 464
283. Ebenezer PENFOLD 1 [4996], son of William John PENFOLD [5647] and Mary WICKER [5819], was born in 1858 in Ticehurst. 465
284. Edward PENFOLD 1 [5006], son of Thomas PENFOLD [5577] and Caroline STREETER [5741], was born in 1859 in Shipley, Sussex.
285. Sarah A. PENFOLD 1 [5517], daughter of Thomas PENFOLD [5577] and Caroline STREETER [5741], was born in 1862 in Shipley.
286. Ellen PENFOLD 1 [5036], daughter of Thomas PENFOLD [5577] and Caroline STREETER [5741], was born in 1864 in Shipley.
287. Thomas PENFOLD 1 [5575], son of Thomas PENFOLD [5577] and Caroline STREETER [5741], was born in 1866 in Shipley.
288. James PENFOLD 1 [5221], son of Thomas PENFOLD [5577] and Caroline STREETER [5741], was born in 1868 in Shipley.
289. Mary A. PENFOLD 1 [5390], daughter of Thomas PENFOLD [5577] and Caroline STREETER [5741], was born in 1870 in Shipley.
290. Elizabeth PENFOLD 1 [5026], daughter of Thomas PENFOLD [5577] and Caroline STREETER [5741], was born in 1872 in Shipley.
291. Harriett PENFOLD 1 [5173], daughter of Thomas PENFOLD [5577] and Caroline STREETER [5741], was born in 1876 in Shipley.
292. Harry PENFOLD 1 [5176], son of Thomas PENFOLD [5577] and Caroline STREETER [5741], was born in 1878 in Shipley.
293. George PENFOLD 1 [5126], son of Thomas PENFOLD [5577] and Caroline STREETER [5741], was born in 1881 in Shipley.
294. Albert William PENFOLD 1 [4843], son of Frederick PENFOLD [5103] and Ann STEVENS [5733], was born on 5 January 1856 in Peachy Belt, SA. He married Marion JOHNSTON [4739] on 7 February 1885 in Hyde Park, Adelaide. He married Margaret JOHNSTON [4738] on 14 March 1913. They were divorced on 20 April 1939. He died on 19 August 1944 in Linden Park, Adelaide. He was buried in Dudley Park, Adelaide.
Margaret JOHNSTON 1 [4738] was born on 25 October 1869 in Norwood, SA.
Marion JOHNSTON 1 [4739] was born in 1850 (approx.) in Scotland. She died on 8 January 1907 in Penguin, Tasmania. She and Albert William PENFOLD had the following children:
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295. Mary Ann PENFOLD 1 [5396], daughter of Frederick PENFOLD [5103] and Ann STEVENS [5733], was born on 26 July 1857 in Peachy Belt. She died on 8 April 1945 in Port Wakefield, SA.
296. Sarah PENFOLD 1 [5513], daughter of Frederick PENFOLD [5103] and Ann STEVENS [5733], was born on 23 July 1859 in Peachy Belt. She died on 28 February 1864 in Penfield, SA.
297. Thomas Friend PENFOLD 1 [5578], son of Frederick PENFOLD [5103] and Ann STEVENS [5733], was born on 14 September 1861 in Peachy Belt. He died on 28 February 1864 in Penfield.
298. Sarah Ann PENFOLD 1 [5520], daughter of Frederick PENFOLD [5103] and Ann STEVENS [5733], was born on 18 July 1865 in Peachy Belt. She and Joseph Oscar Baker HANCOCK [4704] experienced Marriage in 1884 (approx.). She married him in 1885 (approx.). She died on 23 February 1946 in Royal Adelaide Hospital, SA.
Joseph Oscar Baker HANCOCK 1 [4704] was born on 23 July 1862. He died on 21 July 1921.
299. Charles Frederick PENFOLD 1 [4931], son of Frederick PENFOLD [5103] and Ann STEVENS [5733], was born on 12 May 1868 in Peachy Belt. He married Pauline Matilda DOHNT [4641] on 25 June 1890 in Port Wakefield. He died on 4 April 1950 in Glanville, Adelaide. He was buried in April 1950 in Balaklava, South Australia, Australia.
Pauline Matilda DOHNT 1 [4641] was born on 23 June 1869 in Nain, SA. She died on 6 March 1932 in Balaklava. She and Charles Frederick PENFOLD had the following children:
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300. John Stevens PENFOLD 1 [5280], son of Frederick PENFOLD [5103] and Ann STEVENS [5733], was born on 29 April 1870 in Pinkerton Plains, SA. He married Sarah TUCKER [5761] on 29 June 1896 in Kybunga, SA. He died on 21 April 1952 in Balaklava.
Sarah TUCKER 1 [5761] was born on 31 August 1874 in Kybunga. She died on 12 May 1955 in South Australia. She and John Stevens PENFOLD had the following children:
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301. Fanny Elizabeth PENFOLD 1 [5077], daughter of Frederick PENFOLD [5103] and Ann STEVENS [5733], was born on 18 July 1873 in Bakaklava, SA. She died on 18 October 1918 in Rose Park, SA. At some point she married Unknown RAYMOND [5687] .
Unknown RAYMOND 1 [5687] was born in 1869 (approx.) in SA. He died in SA.
302. Matilda Ann PENFOLD 1 [5406], daughter of Frederick PENFOLD [5103] and Ann STEVENS [5733], was born on 25 June 1875 in Bakaklava. She married Unknown PATTERSON [4818] in 1895 (approx.). She died on 12 April 1964 in Mt Barker, SA.
Unknown PATTERSON 1 [4818] was born in 1871 (approx.) in SA.
303. Hannah Elizabeth PENFOLD 1 [5165], daughter of Charles Edward PENFOLD [4930] and Eleanor JESSOP [4737], was born on 19 October 1856 in Peachy Belt. She married Richard KENNER [4755] in 1874 (approx.). She died on 26 November 1943 in Royal Adelaide Hospital.
Richard KENNER 1 [4755] was born on 30 June 1856 in Adelaide, South Australia, Australia.
304. Edward Charles PENFOLD 1 [5013], son of Charles Edward PENFOLD [4930] and Eleanor JESSOP [4737], was born on 29 October 1858 in Peachy Belt. He married Selina Elizabeth Folland NICE [4805] in 1893 (approx.). He died on 26 November 1943 in Aston Private Hospital, SA.
Selina Elizabeth Folland NICE 1 [4805] was born on 22 December 1858 in Munro Para East, SA. She and Edward Charles PENFOLD had the following children:
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305. Sarah Ann PENFOLD 1 [5519], daughter of Charles Edward PENFOLD [4930] and Elizabeth STEVENS [5734], was born on 3 January 1864 in Wallaroo, SA. She died on 19 November 1947 in Wilcox Av, Prospect, SA. At some point she married Joseph Oscar Baker HANCOCK [4703] .
Joseph Oscar Baker HANCOCK 1 [4703] was born in 1860 (approx.).
306. Fanny Antonella PENFOLD 1 [5076], daughter of Charles Edward PENFOLD [4930] and Elizabeth STEVENS [5734], was born in 1868 (approx.) in SA. She and Unknown ROWE [5698] experienced Marriage in 1888 (approx.). She died in 1955 (approx.) in SA.
Unknown ROWE 1 [5698] was born in 1864 (approx.) in SA.
307. Edith Waghorne PENFOLD 1 [5003], daughter of Charles Edward PENFOLD [4930] and Elizabeth STEVENS [5734], was born on 23 September 1870 in SA. She and Unknown KELF [4749] experienced Marriage in 1890 (approx.). She died in 1960 (approx.) in SA.
Unknown KELF 1 [4749] was born in 1866 (approx.).
308. Eleanor PENFOLD 1 [5018], daughter of Charles Edward PENFOLD [4930] and Elizabeth STEVENS [5734], was born on 23 February 1873 in SA. She and Unknown DAY [4637] experienced Marriage in 1885 (approx.). She died on 3 July 1942 in Northern Hospita North Road, Prospect, SA.
Unknown DAY 1 [4637] was born in 1861 (approx.).
309. Alice Henrietta PENFOLD 1 [4853], daughter of Charles Edward PENFOLD [4930] and Elizabeth STEVENS [5734], was born on 23 February 1873 in SA. She and Unknown CLARKE [4604] experienced Marriage in 1893 (approx.). She died in 1960 (approx.) in SA.
Unknown CLARKE 1 [4604] was born in 1869 (approx.) in SA.
310. William Ernest PENFOLD 1 [5640], son of Charles Edward PENFOLD [4930] and Elizabeth STEVENS [5734], was born in 1875 (approx.) in SA. He died in 1903 (approx.) in SA.
311. Richard Frederick PENFOLD 1 [5479], son of Charles Edward PENFOLD [4930] and Elizabeth STEVENS [5734], was born on 8 August 1877 in SA. He died in 1963 (approx.) in SA.
312. Walter Matthew PENFOLD 1 [5614], son of Charles Edward PENFOLD [4930] and Elizabeth STEVENS [5734], was born on 17 July 1879 in SA. He died in 1968 (approx.) in SA.
313. Ella Stevens PENFOLD 1 [5035], daughter of Charles Edward PENFOLD [4930] and Elizabeth STEVENS [5734], was born on 28 January 1882. She and Unknown RAWLINGS [5686] experienced Marriage in 1902 (approx.). She married Arthur RAWLINGS [5685] in 1912 (approx.). She died on 14 October 1919.
Unknown RAWLINGS 1 [5686] was born in 1878 (approx.) in SA.
Arthur RAWLINGS 1 [5685] was born on 2 June 1889. He died on 21 August 1970.
314. Winifred May PENFOLD 1 [5658], daughter of Charles Edward PENFOLD [4930] and Elizabeth STEVENS [5734], was born on 15 April 1885 in SA. She and Unknown GRAHAM [4692] experienced Marriage in 1905 (approx.). She died in 1958 (approx.) in SA.
Unknown GRAHAM 1 [4692] was born in 1881 (approx.).
315. Arthur Herbert PENFOLD 1 [4882], son of Amos PENFOLD [4862] and Ruth STEVENS [5735], was born in 1871 (approx.) in SA. He married Adeline PARHAM [4811] in 1900 in Broken Hill. He died on 2 April 1952 in Dunedin, SA.
Adeline PARHAM 1 [4811] was born in 1873 (approx.).
316. Fenella PENFOLD 1 [5078], daughter of Amos PENFOLD [4862] and Ruth STEVENS [5735], was born in 1873 (approx.) in SA. She died on 5 December 1873 in Peachy Belt.
Stillborn.
317. Phillip Ralph PENFOLD 1 [5455], son of Amos PENFOLD [4862] and Ruth STEVENS [5735], was born in 1875 (approx.) in SA. He died in 1925 (approx.) in SA.
318. Reuben Levi PENFOLD 1 [5467], son of Amos PENFOLD [4862] and Ruth STEVENS [5735], was born in 1877 (approx.) in SA. He died in 1916 (approx.) in SA.
319. Alice Louisa PENFOLD 1 [4854], daughter of Amos PENFOLD [4862] and Ruth STEVENS [5735], was born in 1879 (approx.) in SA. She and Unknown KITSON [4756] experienced Marriage in 1899 (approx.). She died in 1948 (approx.) in SA.
Unknown KITSON 1 [4756] was born in 1875 (approx.).
320. George James PENFOLD 1 [5143], son of Amos PENFOLD [4862] and Ruth STEVENS [5735], was born in 1883 (approx.) in SA. He died on 28 January 1887 in SA.
321. Walter Ernest PENFOLD 1 [5609], son of Amos PENFOLD [4862] and Ruth STEVENS [5735], was born in 1886 (approx.) in SA. He died in 1967 (approx.) in SA.
322. Fenella Ann PENFOLD 1 [5079], daughter of Amos PENFOLD [4862] and Ruth STEVENS [5735], was born in 1888 (approx.) in SA. She died in 1952 (approx.) in SA.
323. Herbert Edward PENFOLD 1 [5199], son of James PENFOLD [5223] and Florence Elizabeth WILLIAMS [5822], was born in 1887 (approx.) in SA. He died in 1916.
324. Sydney Harold PENFOLD 1 [5561], son of James PENFOLD [5223] and Florence Elizabeth WILLIAMS [5822], was born in 1888 (approx.) in SA.
325. Reginald PENFOLD 1 [5463], son of James PENFOLD [5223] and Florence Elizabeth WILLIAMS [5822], was born in 1891 (approx.) in SA. He died on 3 December 1891 in SA.
Stillborn.
Eleventh Generation
326. Alfred Oliver Augustus PENFOLD 1 [4851], son of James Isaac PENFOLD [5226] and Ellen Eliza H. THOMAS [5751], was born in 1878 in Staplehurst, Kent. He was baptised on 30 October 1881 in Cranbrook, Kent.
327. Frederick W. PENFOLD 1 [5116], son of James Isaac PENFOLD [5226] and Ellen Eliza H. THOMAS [5751], was born in 1880.
328. Elizabeth PENFOLD 1 [5022], daughter of Albert George PENFOLD [4838] and Eliza Jane SPENCELEY [5724], was born in 1873.
329. George Frederick PENFOLD 1 [5140], son of Albert George PENFOLD [4838] and Eliza Jane SPENCELEY [5724], was born on 14 May 1874. He married Rebecca CHRISTER [4600] on 25 December 1895 in St Nicholas, Deptford. He died on 13 December 1952.
Rebecca CHRISTER 1 [4600] was born on 5 July 1878. She died on 7 April 1957. She and George Frederick PENFOLD had the following children:
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330. Flora Rose PENFOLD 1 [5080], daughter of Albert George PENFOLD [4838] and Eliza Jane SPENCELEY [5724], was born in 1878.
331. Sarah Ann PENFOLD 1 [5522], daughter of Albert George PENFOLD [4838] and Eliza Jane SPENCELEY [5724], was born in 1882.
332. Emma Jane PENFOLD 1 [5054], daughter of Albert George PENFOLD [4838] and Eliza Jane SPENCELEY [5724], was born in 1884.
333. Henry Herbert PENFOLD 1 [5195], son of Albert George PENFOLD [4838] and Eliza Jane SPENCELEY [5724], was born in 1888.
334. Charles Thomas PENFOLD 1 [4934], son of Albert George PENFOLD [4838] and Eliza Jane SPENCELEY [5724], was born in 1890.
335. Harry L. PENFOLD 1 [5178], son of Walter Henry PENFOLD [5611] and Edith Mary HOLLANDS [4724], was born in 1888 in Lewes, Sussex.
336. Percy C. PENFOLD 1 [5438], son of Walter Henry PENFOLD [5611] and Edith Mary HOLLANDS [4724], was born in 1890 in Eastbourne, Sussex.
337. Sidney J. PENFOLD 1 [5534], son of Walter Henry PENFOLD [5611] and Edith Mary HOLLANDS [4724], was born in 1893 in Eastbourne.
338. Edith M. PENFOLD 1 [5002], daughter of Walter Henry PENFOLD [5611] and Edith Mary HOLLANDS [4724], was born in 1894 in Eastbourne.
339. Gertrude E. PENFOLD 1 [5151], daughter of Walter Henry PENFOLD [5611] and Edith Mary HOLLANDS [4724], was born in 1899 in Eastbourne.
340. Walter PENFOLD 1 [5607], son of Walter Henry PENFOLD [5611] and Edith Mary HOLLANDS [4724], was born in 1900 in Eastbourne. He died "BET OCT AND DEC 1900" in Eastbourne.
341. Albert PENFOLD 1 [4832], son of Albert Edward PENFOLD [4837] and Mary Ann DAWKINS [4636], was born on 13 February 1892 in Beggars Bush Barracks, Irish Town, Dublin, Ireland. 330 He was baptised on 27 March 1892 in Beggars Bush Barracks. 466 He was a Shoemaker in Doncaster, Yorks. In 1901 he was resident in Chichester Barracks, Sussex. 327 His Military service was 'Royal Engineers 108599' between 1914 and 1918. He married Mary Jane STEPHENSON [5732] on 28 June 1919 in Chichester, St Paul's. 467 He died of Cerebral thrombosis on 15 July 1969 in Doncaster. 468
Mary Jane STEPHENSON 1 [5732] was born on 28 September 1892 in Kinsale, Ireland. 330 In 1901 she was resident in 22 Cork St, Kinsale. In 1908 she was in Domestic servant. In 1908 she was resident in Lewes. In 1911 she was in Cook. In 1911 she was resident in Runcton Manox N Mundham Chichester. In 1914 she was in Munitions worker. In 1914 she was resident in Woollwich Arsenal. She died of Pneumonia & breast cancer on 30 November 1972 in Doncaster. 469
The only Mary Stephenson listed on the 1911 census is living in Westhampnett, Sussex. This is only a district reference.
The Irish 1911 census for Cork will be available at http://www.census.nationalarchives .ie/ from June 2009, the 1901 census somewhat later.
Mary Jane STEPHENSON and Albert PENFOLD had the following children:
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342. Walter PENFOLD 1 [5602], son of Albert Edward PENFOLD [4837] and Mary Ann DAWKINS [4636], was born on 20 June 1894 in Dublin, Ireland. He was baptised on 28 June 1894 in Cork, Ireland, United Kingdom. 470 He was educated at between 1900 and 1912 in Bluecoates School, Chichester. He experienced Military service between 1914 and 1918 in Royal Sussex Regt. He married Ivy RAYNER [5688] on 13 August 1917 in Holy Trinity, Halstead, Essex. 471,472 He died on 5 January 1969 in Canada.
There is a plaque in the cloisters of the cathedral to Oliver Whitby, who on his death in 1702 endowed a school for poor boys To be diligently instructed in Reading, Writing, Arithmetick, and so far in Mathematical Learning as may fit them for honest and useful Employments with a particular Regard to Navigation.
Most of the other houses in West Street are of the 18th century; the Dolphin and Anchor Hotel, of that date, is built of brick plastered and is an interesting old coaching house. The Dolphin was already established in 1660 (fn. 43) and in 1670 was returned as containing 23 hearths, a number only equalled by the Bishop's palace. (fn. 44) Further west on the north side is Whitby's Free School, or Bluecoat School, founded in 1702 by Oliver Whitby, but rebuilt in brick with stone dressings in 1904. The school was closed in 1949.
The Oliver Whitby School, Chichester
Chichester, Sussex
Scope1833-1935: minute books, account books, maps
RepositoryWest Sussex Record Office
Record ReferenceE35D
NRA catalogue referenceNRA 13749 Sussex schools
ISBN 1860772129 : Oliver Whitby School: A History : Hughes, Peter J.
Ivy RAYNER 1 [5688] was born on 29 April 1893 in Halstead. 330 She and Walter PENFOLD had the following children:
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343. Percy Joseph PENFOLD 1 [5441], son of Albert Edward PENFOLD [4837] and Mary Ann DAWKINS [4636], was born on 5 September 1896 in Chichester, Sussex. He was baptised on 20 September 1896 in Cork. 466 He experienced Military service in Royal Irish Rifles, 17214. He died on 12 March 1915 in Neuve Chappelle. 473
Percy was baptised in Cork only 15 days old - no birth record has been located for England - could have been born Ireland.
344. Robert PENFOLD 1 [5480], son of Albert Edward PENFOLD [4837] and Mary Ann DAWKINS [4636], was born "BET JAN AND MAR 1900" in Brighton, Sussex. 474 He was educated at between 1906 and 1915 in Bluecoats School, Chichester. He died of Tuberculosis on 6 June 1945 in Worthing, Sussex. 475
345. Louisa PENFOLD 1 [5350], daughter of William PENFOLD [5634] and Agnes UNKNOWN [5772], was born in 1880 (approx.).
346. Agnes PENFOLD 1 [4826], daughter of William PENFOLD [5634] and Agnes UNKNOWN [5772], was born in 1882 (approx.).
347. Winifred Maud PENFOLD 1 [5657], daughter of Frederick G. PENFOLD [5111] and Susan A. COULTHARD [4612], was born in 1899.
348. Elizabeth E. PENFOLD 1 [5032], daughter of John PENFOLD [5260] and Esther SNOW [5720], was born in 1876 in Shoreditch.
349. Jessy PENFOLD 1 [5250], daughter of John PENFOLD [5260] and Esther SNOW [5720], was born in 1878 in Hackney, London.
350. John Sidney PENFOLD 1 [5279], son of John PENFOLD [5260] and Esther SNOW [5720], was born on 23 February 1882 in Dalston, London E2. He was in Plumber & decorator. He married Florence Margaret M. MASON [4776] on 1 December 1917 in South Shields, Durham. He died on 3 April 1944 in Braintree.
Florence Margaret M. MASON 1 [4776] was born on 25 April 1891 in Haggerston. She died in 1956 in Romford.
351. Colville PENFOLD 1 [4952], son of Colville Smith PENFOLD [4953] and Mary Ann CLARKE [4603], was born in 1871 in Shoreditch.
352. Minnie A. PENFOLD 1 [5416], daughter of James Smith PENFOLD [5228] and Sarah Louisa STROUD [5743], was born in 1880 in Hackney.
353. Guy W. PENFOLD 1 [5164], son of Tom George PENFOLD [5585] and Emily GUNNER [4698], was born in 1878 (approx.) in Ightham, Kent.
354. Henry George PENFOLD 1 [5194], son of Tom George PENFOLD [5585] and Emily GUNNER [4698], was born in 1879 in Ightham. He was baptised on 2 November 1879 in Ightham. He married Lily Rose MCDOWELL [4782] in 1908 in Bromley, Kent. 476 He died in 1927 (approx.).
Lily Rose MCDOWELL 1 [4782] was born in 1881 (approx.). She and Henry George PENFOLD had the following children:
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355. George PENFOLD 1 [5135], son of Frank William PENFOLD [5100] and Rose FROW [4673], was born in 1886 (approx.) in Christchurch, NZ.
356. Norman PENFOLD 1 [5429], son of Frank William PENFOLD [5100] and Rose FROW [4673], was born in 1887 in Christchurch. He married Edith May ALDWIN [4553] in 1923 (approx.). He died in 1954 (approx.) in Christchurch.
Edith May ALDWIN 1 [4553] was born in 1889 (approx.).
357. Kate Winifred PENFOLD 1 [5306], daughter of Frank William PENFOLD [5100] and Rose FROW [4673], was born in 1893 in Christchurch.
358. George PENFOLD 1 [5134], son of Frank William PENFOLD [5100] and Rose FROW [4673], was born in 1898 in Christchurch.
359. Dorothy Elizabeth PENFOLD 1 [4993], daughter of Frank William PENFOLD [5100] and Rose FROW [4673], was born in 1900 in Christchurch. She and Andrew James ANDERSON [4555] experienced Marriage on 21 November 1923 in St Saviour's, Sydenham, Christchurch, NZ.
Andrew James ANDERSON 1 [4555] was born in 1896.
360. Violet Constance PENFOLD 1 [5600], daughter of Frank William PENFOLD [5100] and Rose FROW [4673], was born in 1902 in Christchurch. She and Simeon Peter BENNET [4565] experienced Marriage on 19 December 1923 in Christchurch, New Zealand.
Simeon Peter BENNET 1 [4565] was born in 1900 (approx.).
361. Frederick Cuthbert PENFOLD 477 [3635], son of Frank William PENFOLD [3614] and Rose FROW [3633], was born on 11 January 1890 in Christchurch. NZ. He married Lucie Rosina Hartelow BRUNT [3661] on 23 December 1912 in Christchurch, NZ. Between 1920 and 1960 he was in Engineer. He died on 5 January 1964 in Christchurch.
After minimal formal education became a very successful engineer. He established his own business in 1927 (F C Penfold & Co) and developed particular expertise in precision engineering and brassfounding.
He sold the business in the 1960's. He was prominent in local body affairs being a member of the Christchurch City Council and chairman of the Christchurch Transport Board. He was also prominent in the Manufacturers Association both regional and national.
Lucie Rosina Hartelow BRUNT 477 [3661] was born on 18 March 1892 in Christchurch. She died on 10 December 1984 in Christchurch. She and Frederick Cuthbert PENFOLD had the following children:
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362. Frederick Arthur PENFOLD 1 [5108], son of Henry LAMBKIN [4758] and Caroline PENFOLD [4914], was born on 14 September 1859 in Goudhurst, Kent. 478 He was baptised on 27 November 1859 in Goudhurst. He married Sarah Ann GOLDING [4686] in 1880 in Tonbridge, Kent. 479 In 1881 he was resident in Hobbs Cottage, Goudhurst, Kent.
1881 census
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
Frederick PENFOLD Head M Male 22 Goudhurst, Kent, England Ag Lab
Susan PENFOLD Wife M Female 24 Hawkhurst, Kent, Engla
William PENFOLD Son Male 2 Goudhurst, Kent, England
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Source Information:
Dwelling Frottenden Lane
Census Place Goudhurst, Kent, England
Family History Library Film 1341224
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 0939 / 49
Page Number 3.
Sarah Ann GOLDING 1 [4686] was born in 1860 (approx.). She and Frederick Arthur PENFOLD had the following children:
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363. Horace PENFOLD 1 [5204], son of Henry LAMBKIN [4758] and Caroline PENFOLD [4914], was born on 5 September 1864 in Goudhurst. He was baptised on 12 December 1864 in Goudhurst.
1881 census (Age incorrect, birthplace incorrect, Frederick listed twice)
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
Horace PENFOLD Head M Male 27 Marden, Kent, England Bricklayers Labourer
Frederick PENFOLD Brother U Male 20 Marden, Kent, England Bricklayers Labourer
Walter PENFOLD Brother Male 14 Marden, Kent, England Scholar
George PENFOLD Brother Male 9 Marden, Kent, England Scholar
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Source Information:
Dwelling Earl St Manwarings Cottage
Census Place Marden, Kent, England
Family History Library Film 1341220
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 0925 / 12
Page Number 17.
364. Edward Alfred PENFOLD 1 [5012], son of Henry LAMBKIN [4758] and Caroline PENFOLD [4914], was born in August 1875. He died in August 1876 in Wickham's Row, Goudhurst, Kent. He was buried on 3 August 1876 in Goudhurst.
365. George William Archibald PENFOLD 1 [5150], son of Alfred PENFOLD [4849] and Louisa Melvinia LUCK [4769], was born in 1867 in Goudhurst. He was baptised on 24 November 1867 in Horsmonden, Kent. He died in 1870 in Wickham's Row. He was buried on 5 November 1870 in Goudhurst.
366. Annie Louisa PENFOLD 1 [4876], daughter of Alfred PENFOLD [4849] and Louisa Melvinia LUCK [4769], was born on 16 April 1870 in Goudhurst. She was baptised on 26 June 1870 in Goudhurst. In 1891 she was resident in 28 Earlsfield Rd, Wandsworth, London. 480
367. Nellie PENFOLD 1 [5425], daughter of Alfred PENFOLD [4849] and Louisa Melvinia LUCK [4769], was born on 26 September 1872 in Goudhurst. She was baptised on 27 October 1872 in Goudhurst.
368. Minnie G. PENFOLD 1 [5417], daughter of Alfred PENFOLD [4849] and Louisa Melvinia LUCK [4769], was born in 1878 (approx.) in Goudhurst.
369. Wilmot G. PENFOLD 1 [5656], son of Alfred PENFOLD [4849] and Louisa Melvinia LUCK [4769], was born in 1879 (approx.) in Goudhurst.
370. Edgar PENFOLD 1 [4997], son of Alfred PENFOLD [4849] and Louisa Melvinia LUCK [4769], was born in 1880 in Goudhurst.
371. Clement PENFOLD 1 [4947], son of Alfred PENFOLD [4849] and Louisa Melvinia LUCK [4769], was born in 1883 in Goudhurst.
372. Ernest PENFOLD 1 [5057], son of Alfred PENFOLD [4849] and Louisa Melvinia LUCK [4769], was born in 1885 in Goudhurst.
373. Dora PENFOLD 1 [4988], daughter of Alfred PENFOLD [4849] and Louisa Melvinia LUCK [4769], was born in 1887 in Goudhurst.
374. Sarah Jane PENFOLD 1 [5526], daughter of Jesse PENFOLD [5247] and Fanny EDWARDS [4649], was born on 24 June 1874 in Goudhurst. She was baptised on 27 June 1874 in Goudhurst. She married John KOHN [4757] in 1895 (approx.). In 1901 she was resident in 32 Shakespeare Rd, Sittingbourne, Kent. She died after 1904.
John KOHN 1 [4757] was born in 1862 (approx.) in Germany. In 1901 he was in Skin dresser. In 1901 he was resident in 32 Shakespeare Rd, Sittingborne, Kent. 371 He died after 1903.
375. William John PENFOLD 1 [5649], son of George PENFOLD [5129] and Emma HAWKINS [4710], was born on 28 December 1873 in Goudhurst. He was baptised on 22 February 1874 in Goudhurst. In 1891 he was in Grocer's warehouseman. He married Lucy FLEET [4665] in 1896 (approx.) in Elham, Kent, England, United Kingdom. 481
Lucy FLEET 1 [4665] was born in 1876 in Folkstone, Kent.
376. Henry George PENFOLD 1 [5193], son of George PENFOLD [5129] and Emma HAWKINS [4710], was born on 17 February 1876 in Goudhurst. He was baptised on 30 April 1876 in Goudhurst. He was in Gardener and dairyman's assistant. In 1901 he was resident in Wandsworth, London. 482 He and Caroline Ann MELLOWS [4791] experienced Marriage on 28 March 1905 in Wandsworth. He died in 1952 (approx.) in Wandsworth.
Caroline Ann MELLOWS 1 [4791] was born on 24 August 1878 in Rockingham St, Newington, London.
377. Ernest Thomas PENFOLD 1 [5059], son of George PENFOLD [5129] and Emma HAWKINS [4710], was born on 6 February 1878 in Goudhurst. He was baptised on 31 March 1878 in Goudhurst. In 1891 he was in Houseboy.
378. Albert Charles PENFOLD 1 [4836], son of George PENFOLD [5129] and Emma HAWKINS [4710], was born in 1880 in Ewhurst, Sussex. In 1891 he was a Scholar. He married Ellen BOWDEN [4571] in 1898 in London, Middlesex. 483 In 1901 he was resident in Ticehurst, Sussex. 484
Ellen BOWDEN 1 [4571] was born in 1882 (approx.) in Horsham, Sussex. She died in 1979. She and Albert Charles PENFOLD had the following children:
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379. Florence PENFOLD 1 [5081], daughter of George PENFOLD [5129] and Emma HAWKINS [4710], was born in 1883 in Ewhurst.
380. Frederick Alfred PENFOLD 1 [5107], son of George PENFOLD [5129] and Emma HAWKINS [4710], was born in 1884 in Ewhurst.
381. Jesse PENFOLD 1 [5245], son of George PENFOLD [5129] and Emma HAWKINS [4710], was born in 1886 in Ewhurst.
382. Charles PENFOLD 1 [4925], son of George PENFOLD [5129] and Emma HAWKINS [4710], was born in 1889 in Ewhurst.
383. Allie PENFOLD 1 [4859], daughter of George PENFOLD [5129] and Emma HAWKINS [4710], was born in 1899 in Sandwich, Kent.
384. Nellie PENFOLD 1 [5426], daughter of William PENFOLD [5632] and Charlotte FILMER [4663], was born "BET JUL AND SEP 1894" in Marden, Kent. 485
385. Alfred PENFOLD 1 [4848], son of William PENFOLD [5632] and Charlotte FILMER [4663], was born "BET JUL AND SEP 1895" in Marden. 486
386. Harry PENFOLD 1 [5177], son of William PENFOLD [5632] and Charlotte FILMER [4663], was born "BET JUL AND SEP 1897" in Marden. 487
387. Frank William PENFOLD 1 [5101], son of William PENFOLD [5632] and Elizabeth WILLIAMS [5821], was born "BET OCT AND DEC 1871" in Marden. 488 In 1901 he was resident in High St, Marden.
388. Walter PENFOLD 1 [5606], son of William PENFOLD [5632] and Elizabeth WILLIAMS [5821], was born on 10 May 1873 in Marden. 489 In 1891 he was in Hotel porter. In 1891 he was resident in High St, Marden, Kent. In 1901 he was resident in South View, Westerham, Sevenoaks, Kent. 490 He married Sophia Alenor Rose PERRIE [5665] in 1904 (approx.). They experienced Witness in 1904 (approx.) in Henry Frederick William Perrie, Frank William Penfold. He died in 1957 (approx.) in Staines. He was buried in Westerham, Kent.
Sophia Alenor Rose PERRIE 1 [5665] was born in 1875 in Sevenoaks, Kent. 491 She and Walter PENFOLD had the following children:
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389. Herbert Frederic PENFOLD 1 [5200], son of William PENFOLD [5632] and Elizabeth WILLIAMS [5821], was born "BET JUL AND SEP 1875" in Marden. 492 In 1881 he was a Bricklayer's labourer. In 1881 he was resident in High St.
390. Annie PENFOLD 1 [4875], daughter of William PENFOLD [5632] and Elizabeth WILLIAMS [5821], was born in 1877 (approx.) in Marden. She was in Housekeeper. In 1881 she was resident in High St. In 1881 she was in Housekeeper.
391. Emily PENFOLD 1 [5045], daughter of William PENFOLD [5632] and Elizabeth WILLIAMS [5821], was born "BET OCT AND DEC 1879" in Marden. 493 She was adopted in 1880 (approx.). In 1881 she was resident in High St. In 1901 she was in Housemaid. In 1901 she was resident in High St, Cranbrook, Kent.
Emily, 21, was a housemaid for Mary A. Cureton, a widow of 70, living at High St, Cranbrook, Kent. Also in the household were Mary Cureton, the widow's daugher; Minnie Stamford (cook), and Edith Smith (also a housemaid).
Annie, 23, was also working as a domestic servant, but she was a nursemaid for the Shelley family at Willow Grove, Willowcroft, Chislehurst. She took some creative thinking to find, because her surname was listed as Penford in the census. It's very odd that she was a nursemaid, because the youngest child in the household was 14. Perhaps someone was ill, but no infirmity was listed by the enumerator. The head of the household was Percy Bysshe Shelley, aged 57. He's not the poet (who would have been something like 157 in 1901), and he's not a direct descendant, because the poet's sons both died in childhood. I suspect he was just an opportunist. Also in the household were Charlotte (Mrs Shelley), Wilfred PB Shelley (Percy Bysshe, I'll bet),17, Edith MB Shelley, 15, Lewis W. Shelley, 14, (all listed as his children) Evriene Wigram, 30, listed as niece of the head of the household, plus a cook and a
parlourmaid. Percy's occupation was given as billbroker. I checked with the 1881 census and he was a plain old accountant then.
I also found your grandad(??). He was boarding at South View, Westerham. He was 27 and gave his occupation as railway ... (Maybe the enumerator couldn't spell "porter", or "engineer"?). The head of the household was Ernest Sharpcott, 28, a railway warehouseman. His wife, Sophia, was 30. They had a four-year-old daughter called Robert (that's what it says). Harry Dixon, 21, also a railway
... was also boarding there.
392. Thomas PENFOLD 1 [5573], son of William PENFOLD [5632] and Elizabeth WILLIAMS [5821], was born "BET APR AND JUN 1884" in Marden. 494 In 1891 he was resident in High St. In 1901 he was in Journeyman bricklayer. In 1901 he was resident in High St.
393. Charles William PENFOLD 1 [4937], son of John PENFOLD [5267] and Caroline Emma FIELD [4662], was born in 1870 in Marden. 495
394. Florence Harriet PENFOLD 1 [5083], daughter of John PENFOLD [5267] and Caroline Emma FIELD [4662], was born in 1877 in Marden. 496
395. George PENFOLD 1 [5133], son of John PENFOLD [5267] and Caroline Emma FIELD [4662], was born in 1881 (approx.) in Capel, Kent. 497
396. Essie PENFOLD 1 [5060], daughter of George PENFOLD [5130] and Emily GOWER [4690], was born in 1900 in Headcorn Kent.
397. John Alexander PENFOLD 1 [5271], son of George PENFOLD [5128] and Harriet Ruth WELLER [5813], was born on 4 May 1881 in Goudhurst. He was baptised on 26 June 1881 in Goudhurst.
398. Lily PENFOLD 1 [5336], daughter of George PENFOLD [5128] and Harriet Ruth WELLER [5813], was born on 10 January 1883 in Goudhurst. She was baptised on 25 February 1883 in Goudhurst. In 1883 she was resident in Beresford Rd, Goudhurst. She died before 1901.
399. William G. PENFOLD 1 [5643], son of George PENFOLD [5128] and Harriet Ruth WELLER [5813], was born in 1885 (approx.) in Goudhurst.
400. Ernest E. PENFOLD 1 [5058], son of George PENFOLD [5128] and Harriet Ruth WELLER [5813], was born in 1887 (approx.) in Goudhurst.
401. Florence A. PENFOLD 1 [5082], daughter of George PENFOLD [5128] and Harriet Ruth WELLER [5813], was born in 1889 (approx.) in Goudhurst.
402. Herbert PENFOLD 1 [5198], son of George PENFOLD [5128] and Harriet Ruth WELLER [5813], was born in 1891 (approx.) in Goudhurst. He died in 1915 in France.
403. Ethel Mabel PENFOLD 1 [5065], daughter of George PENFOLD [5128] and Harriet Ruth WELLER [5813], was born in December 1892. She died in December 1892 in Beresford Rd. She was buried on 20 December 1892 in Goudhurst.
404. Percy E. PENFOLD 1 [5439], son of George PENFOLD [5128] and Harriet Ruth WELLER [5813], was born in 1895 (approx.) in Goudhurst.
405. Leslie PENFOLD 1 [5329], daughter of George PENFOLD [5128] and Harriet Ruth WELLER [5813], was born in 1898 (approx.) in Goudhurst.
406. Harry PENFOLD 1 [5175], son of Joseph Henry PENFOLD [5289] and Fanny OSBORNE [4809], was born in 1900 in Goudhurst. 498
407. Agnes PENFOLD 1 [4825], daughter of Richard PENFOLD [5476] and Sarah A. STANDEN [5729], was born in 1884 (approx.) in Goudhurst. 499
408. Ethel May PENFOLD 1 [5066], daughter of George Millen PENFOLD [5145] and Eliza Ann HALL [4699], was born in 1879 in Camberwell, London. 500
409. William John PENFOLD 1 [5648], son of George Millen PENFOLD [5145] and Eliza Ann HALL [4699], was born in 1880 in Camberwell. 501
Nearest fit is a William John d Brighton 2q 1881 2b 127 age 5.
410. William PENFOLD 1 [5626], son of William PENFOLD [5627] and Emily Jane PRATT [5676], was born in 1870. He and JOSEPHINE [4744] experienced Marriage in 1915 (approx.).
JOSEPHINE 1 [4744] was born in September 1895.
411. Frances Emily PENFOLD 1 [5090], daughter of William PENFOLD [5627] and Emily Jane PRATT [5676], was born on 28 December 1871 in Union Workhouse, Dartford, Kent. She married George DACE [4626] on 30 September 1894 in St Matthew's, Yiewley, Middx. She died in 1959 in Yiewsley.
Although Francis says on the 1881 census that she was born in Tunbridge Wells her birth is registered in Cranbrook in the March quarter.
Frances and James were living in Blendon, Bexley in September 1872 and Mill Road, Bexleyheath in August 1878.
George DACE 1 [4626] was born in 1869 (approx.).
412. Frederick William PENFOLD 1 [5118], son of James Thomas PENFOLD [5229] and Mary Ann SCARF [5706], was born on 23 March 1884. He was a Blacksmith. He married Louise Alice HAYTER [4712] on 26 December 1905 in Salisbury, Wilts. He died on 22 August 1947 in Bexley, Kent, England.
Frederick met his wife whilst in the army on Salisbury Plain. He took over the forge at Bexley when his father died. He was a leading local figure in the Home Guard during World War 2. He had a military funeral, his coffin on a gun carriage, with six sergeants as pall bearers and four trumpeters sounding the Last Post.
Louise Alice HAYTER 1 [4712] was born on 25 October 1886. She died on 19 December 1959. She and Frederick William PENFOLD had the following children:
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413. Catherine Elizabeth PENFOLD 1 [4919], daughter of Joseph Thomas PENFOLD [5291] and Elizabeth LINDSAY [4764], was born on 16 December 1877 in Walgett, NSW. She married Kenneth CHISHOLM [4596] in 1905 (approx.) in Copeland, NSW. She died on 18 August 1953 in Gloucester, NSW.
Kenneth CHISHOLM 1 [4596] was born in 1873 (approx.) in Port Stephens, NSW.
414. Daniel Charles PENFOLD 1 [4959], son of Joseph Thomas PENFOLD [5291] and Elizabeth LINDSAY [4764], was born on 27 April 1879 in Port Stephens. He died on 16 April 1966 in Gloucester.
415. George William PENFOLD 1 [5147], son of Joseph Thomas PENFOLD [5291] and Elizabeth LINDSAY [4764], was born on 25 October 1880 in Walgett. He married Ada TAYLOR [5747] in 1910 (approx.) in Stroud, NSW. He died on 9 August 1957 in Gloucester.
Ada TAYLOR 1 [5747] was born on 20 October 1888. She died on 26 June 1952 in Gloucester. She and George William PENFOLD had the following children:
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| +535 | |
| +536 | |
| +537 | |
| +538 |
416. Olive Cecily PENFOLD 1 [5432], daughter of Joseph Thomas PENFOLD [5291] and Elizabeth LINDSAY [4764], was born on 7 December 1882 in Walcha, NSW. She married Leslie C.V. POWELL [5675] in 1922 (approx.) in Gloucester. She died in 1967 in Cooplacurripa, NSW.
Leslie C.V. POWELL 1 [5675] was born in 1893 in West Maitland, NSW.
417. Amelia Grace PENFOLD 1 [4860], daughter of Joseph Thomas PENFOLD [5291] and Elizabeth LINDSAY [4764], was born on 5 November 1884 in Walcha. She married Thomas Albert LAURIE [4759] in 1906 (approx.) in Wingham, NSW. She died on 25 December 1967 in Cooplacurripa.
Thomas Albert LAURIE 1 [4759] was born in 1880 (approx.).
418. Joseph Lavers PENFOLD 1 [5290], son of Joseph Thomas PENFOLD [5291] and Elizabeth LINDSAY [4764], was born on 20 October 1886 in Walcha. He died on 5 July 1969 in Cooplacurripa.
419. Florence Stella PENFOLD 1 [5086], daughter of Joseph Thomas PENFOLD [5291] and Elizabeth LINDSAY [4764], was born on 12 August 1892 in Walcha. She and Herbert James WATTS [5811] experienced Marriage in 1927 (approx.) in Gloucester. She died on 20 August 1977 in Bunderberg, Queensland.
Herbert James WATTS 1 [5811] was born on 5 August 1897 in Walcha. He died on 26 May 1960 in Herberton. NSW.
420. William Reid PENFOLD 1 [5652], son of Joseph Thomas PENFOLD [5291] and Elizabeth LINDSAY [4764], was born on 2 June 1894 in Walcha. He died in 1949 in Cooplacurripa.
421. Adeline Sarah PENFOLD 1 [4824], daughter of Joseph Thomas PENFOLD [5291] and Elizabeth LINDSAY [4764], was born on 23 October 1901 in Copeland. She married Richard Harold HILL [4719] on 11 April 1923 in Gloucester.
Richard Harold HILL 1 [4719] was born on 11 May 1900. He died in 1970.
422. George Arthur PENFOLD 1 [5136], son of George Lavers PENFOLD [5144], was born on 1 June 1884 in Stroud. He was in Dairy farmer. He married Elsie Isobel Clara WATSON [5808] on 21 March 1906 in East Maitland. He died on 11 December 1961 in Telarah, NSW. He was buried in Telarah Cemetery.
Elsie Isobel Clara WATSON 1 [5808] was born in 1881 in Maitland, NSW. She died on 2 November 1965 in Telarah. She was buried in East Maitland Cemetery, Methodist section. She and George Arthur PENFOLD had the following children:
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| +540 |
423. Ethel Elizabeth PENFOLD 1 [5063], daughter of George Lavers PENFOLD [5144], was born on 31 August 1886 in Stroud. She married Edward J. MEARS [4789] in 1914 in West Maitland.
Edward J. MEARS 1 [4789] was born in 1893 in Maitland West, NSW.
424. Raymond Charles PENFOLD 1 [5461], son of George Lavers PENFOLD [5144], was born on 28 March 1889 in Stroud. He was in Dairy farmer. He married Ada Myrtle CANT [4590] in 1909 (approx.) in West Maitland. He died on 25 December 1968 in Telarah. He was buried in Telarah Cemetery.
Ada Myrtle CANT 1 [4590] was born on 6 September 1887. She died on 22 July 1959 in Telarah. She and Raymond Charles PENFOLD had the following children:
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425. Frances Sarah PENFOLD 1 [5095], daughter of George Lavers PENFOLD [5144], was born in November 1892 in Stroud. She married William HILLIER [4720] in 1910. She married Archibald William KAY [4746] in 1915 (approx.).
William HILLIER 1 [4720] was born in 1890 (approx.).
Archibald William KAY 1 [4746] was born in 1897. He died on 23 March 1960.
426. Wilfred PENFOLD 1 [5621], son of George Lavers PENFOLD [5144], was born in August 1900 in Stroud. He married Trissie Violet CANT [4591] in 1920 (approx.) in West Maitland. He died on 26 May 1963.
Trissie Violet CANT 1 [4591] was born in 1898 in Paterson, NSW. She died on 17 April 1967.
427. Marjorie Ann PENFOLD 1 [5376], daughter of George Lavers PENFOLD [5144], was born on 23 January 1905 in West Maitland. She married Eric Stanley MEARS [4790] on 11 September 1924 in West Maitland. She died in July 1976.
Eric Stanley MEARS 1 [4790] was born on 23 January 1904. He died in July 1976.
428. George William PENFOLD 1 [5149], son of William Henry PENFOLD [5644] and Anne Grace MILLS [4797], was born in 1888 (approx.) in Taree, NSW. He married Alison Margaret MACKAY [4771] in 1910 (approx.).
Alison Margaret MACKAY 1 [4771] was born in 1890 (approx.). She and George William PENFOLD had the following children:
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429. William PENFOLD 1 [5637], son of William Henry PENFOLD [5644] and Anne Grace MILLS [4797], was born in 1889 (approx.) in Taree. He and Sydney Ellen DUFF [4644] experienced Marriage on 1 October 1919 in Wingham.
Sydney Ellen DUFF 1 [4644] was born in 1899 in Taree.
430. Joseph Albert PENFOLD 1 [5284], son of William Henry PENFOLD [5644] and Anne Grace MILLS [4797], was born in 1893 (approx.) in Walcha. He married Margaret Lindsay DUFF [4643] in February 1925 in Wingham. He died on 21 October 1939 in Gloucester.
Margaret Lindsay DUFF 1 [4643] was born in 1903 in Wingham.
431. Helen A. PENFOLD 1 [5183], daughter of William Henry PENFOLD [5644] and Anne Grace MILLS [4797], was born in 1901 (approx.) in Wingham. She married George G. HINTON [4721] in 1921 (approx.).
George G. HINTON 1 [4721] was born in 1901 in Maitland.
432. John Lewis PENFOLD 1 [5275], son of John Charles PENFOLD [5273] and Eliza Amelia FARLEY [4658], was born on 13 December 1895 in Stroud. He married Alta Linda Pearl STOKES [5738] in 1922 (approx.) in Dungong, NSW. He died in March 1963 in Stroud.
Alta Linda Pearl STOKES 1 [5738] was born on 24 October 1897. She died in 1988 (approx.) in GSM Hospital, Gloucester, NSW. She and John Lewis PENFOLD had the following children:
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| +544 | |
| +545 |
433. Leslie Edgar PENFOLD 1 [5331], son of John Charles PENFOLD [5273] and Eliza Amelia FARLEY [4658], was born in 1902 in Stroud. He and Jessie Robertson MCDONALD [4780] experienced Marriage in 1930 (approx.) in Orange, NSW. He died in 1937 in Orange.
Jessie Robertson MCDONALD 1 [4780] was born in 1904 (approx.).
434. Frances Eva PENFOLD 1 [5093], daughter of John Charles PENFOLD [5273] and Elizabeth STOTT [5740], was born in 1911 in Stroud. She was born in 1911 (approx.) in Stroud. She married Theodore E. GORTON [4689] in 1935 (approx.) in Dungong.
Theodore E. GORTON 1 [4689] was born in 1908 in Stroud. He was born in 1909 (approx.).
435. Donald Charles PENFOLD 1 [4984], son of John Charles PENFOLD [5273] and Elizabeth STOTT [5740], was born in 1914 (approx.) in Stroud. He was born in 1914 in Stroud. He married Alma Adeline WILSON [5827] in 1932 (approx.) in Dungong. He died in Newcastle, NSW.
Alma Adeline WILSON 1 [5827] was born in 1910 in Stroud. She was born in 1910 in Stroud.
436. John Thomas PENFOLD 1 [5281], son of Charles Thomas PENFOLD [4935] and Elizabeth DALLAS [4627], was born on 16 November 1881 in Maitland. He was in Railway employee. He married Olive Gertrude PAYNE [4819] in September 1903 in Thornton, NSW. He died on 9 September 1951 in Waratah, NSW.
Olive Gertrude PAYNE 1 [4819] was born in 1879 in Thornton. She died on 2 March 1942 in Mayfield, NSW. She and John Thomas PENFOLD had the following children:
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| +547 | |
| +548 | |
| +549 |
437. William Ernest PENFOLD 1 [5641], son of Charles Thomas PENFOLD [4935] and Elizabeth DALLAS [4627], was born on 27 March 1882 in East Maitland, NSW. He married Eva May TAYLOR [5749] on 25 May 1904 in Morpeth, NSW. He died on 23 September 1968.
Eva May TAYLOR 1 [5749] was born on 1 September 1881. She died on 28 July 1960. She and William Ernest PENFOLD had the following children:
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438. Elizabeth Matilda Jane PENFOLD 1 [5034], daughter of Charles Thomas PENFOLD [4935] and Elizabeth DALLAS [4627], was born on 10 March 1884 in Morpeth. She and Melvin P. BUXTON [4588] experienced Marriage in August 1905 in Morpeth.
Melvin P. BUXTON 1 [4588] was born in 1882 (approx.).
439. Elsie Maud PENFOLD 1 [5041], daughter of Charles Thomas PENFOLD [4935] and Elizabeth DALLAS [4627], was born on 24 February 1886 in Hunter Valley, NSW. She married Edwin Frederick TAYLOR [5748] in 1908 (approx.) in East Maitland. She died on 18 April 1915.
Edwin Frederick TAYLOR 1 [5748] was born on 11 January 1884. He died on 29 December 1948.
440. Margaret May PENFOLD 1 [5373], daughter of Charles Thomas PENFOLD [4935] and Elizabeth DALLAS [4627], was born on 30 April 1888 in East Maitland. She and William J. ARMSTRONG [4556] experienced Marriage in 1915 (approx.) in East Maitland.
William J. ARMSTRONG 1 [4556] was born in 1886 (approx.).
441. Florence Minnie PENFOLD 1 [5085], daughter of Charles Thomas PENFOLD [4935] and Elizabeth DALLAS [4627], was born on 30 May 1890 in East Maitland. She and Ernest J. WATSON [5809] experienced Marriage in 1914 (approx.) in East Maitland.
Ernest J. WATSON 1 [5809] was born in 1890 (approx.) in West Maitland.
442. Walter Roderick PENFOLD 1 [5616], son of Charles Thomas PENFOLD [4935] and Elizabeth DALLAS [4627], was born on 28 February 1892 in East Maitland. He and Nitta May ELLIS [4653] experienced Marriage on 30 August 1918 in East Maitland.
Nitta May ELLIS 1 [4653] was born in 1894 (approx.). She died on 24 June 1964.
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443. Robert William PENFOLD 1 [5490], son of Frederick James PENFOLD [5113] and Sarah Ann RALPH [5681], was born on 5 March 1883 in Lambton, NSW. He was in Railway employee. He married May MCLEOD [4785] on 5 September 1906 in West Maitland. He died on 23 June 1961.
May MCLEOD 1 [4785] was born in 1883 in Maitland East, NSW. She died on 13 February 1967. She and Robert William PENFOLD had the following children:
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| +552 | |
| +553 |
444. Frederick James PENFOLD 1 [5115], son of Frederick James PENFOLD [5113] and Sarah Ann RALPH [5681], was born on 24 January 1885 in West Maitland. He married Clara Ann WARE [5805] on 6 September 1911 in Wallsend, NSW. He died on 26 July 1924 in Newcastle.
Clara Ann WARE 1 [5805] was born in 1887 in Wallsend, Newcastle, NSW. She and Frederick James PENFOLD had the following children:
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| +555 | |
| +556 | |
| +557 |
445. Sarah Ann Matilda PENFOLD 1 [5524], daughter of Frederick James PENFOLD [5113] and Sarah Ann RALPH [5681], was born on 16 April 1887 in Hamilton, NSW. She married Job Conworth SHAW [5713] on 11 April 1906 in St Mary's Anglican Church, West Maitland, NSW. She died on 15 July 1987 in Beresfield, New South Wales, Australia. She was buried on 17 July 1987 in Beresfield.
Job Conworth SHAW 1 [5713] was born in 1881 in Retford, UK. He died on 15 November 1955 in Maitland.
446. Walter PENFOLD 1 [5608], son of Frederick James PENFOLD [5113] and Sarah Ann RALPH [5681], was born on 5 March 1889 in West Maitland. He married Myra BALDWIN [4562] on 28 January 1915 in Hamilton. He died on 20 April 1965.
Myra BALDWIN 1 [4562] was born in 1896 in Newcastle.
447. Ethel May PENFOLD 1 [5067], daughter of Frederick James PENFOLD [5113] and Sarah Ann RALPH [5681], was born on 1 April 1891 in Lochinvar, NSW. She married Herbert BALDWIN [4561] on 28 February 1911 in St Mary's Anglican Church. They were divorced in 1926 (approx.). She married William Frank LIGHTFOOT [4763] in 1926 (approx.). They agreed a marriage contract in Common law marriage. She died on 19 February 1970 in Maitland. She was buried in Beresfield.
Herbert BALDWIN 1 [4561] was born in 1888 in Hamilton. He died in 1926.
William Frank LIGHTFOOT 1 [4763] was born in 1889 (approx.). He died on 5 December 1938 in West Maitland.
448. Oliver PENFOLD 1 [5434], son of Frederick James PENFOLD [5113] and Sarah Ann RALPH [5681], was born on 15 April 1894 in Holmville, NSW. He married Violet R. PORTEUS [5673] in 1913 in Kurri Kurri, NSW. He and Elizabeth Martha ROSS [5696] experienced Marriage on 6 September 1919 in Kurri Kurri. He died on 25 April 1980.
Violet R. PORTEUS 1 [5673] was born in 1896 (approx.). She and Oliver PENFOLD had the following children:
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| +559 |
Elizabeth Martha ROSS 1 [5696] was born in 1896 (approx.).
449. Harold Victor Thomas PENFOLD 1 [5170], son of Frederick James PENFOLD [5113] and Sarah Ann RALPH [5681], was born on 8 December 1897 in West Maitland. He married Myra Kathleen MCMULLEN [4787] on 28 November 1919 in Hamilton. He died on 21 May 1966 in Concorde Military Hospital Sydney.
Myra Kathleen MCMULLEN 1 [4787] was born on 9 November 1896 in Gosford, NSW. She died on 2 November 1997 in Legacy Nursing Home, Gosford, NSW. She and Harold Victor Thomas PENFOLD had the following children:
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| +561 |
450. Gervase Job Conworth PENFOLD 1 [5152], son of Frederick James PENFOLD [5113] and Sarah Ann RALPH [5681], was born on 15 June 1902 in West Maitland. He and Ellen Margaret EADY [4648] experienced Marriage on 10 February 1925 in West Maitland. He died on 14 September 1984. He was buried in Telarah Cemetery.
Ellen Margaret EADY 1 [4648] was born in 1905 (approx.).
451. Edith Jane PENFOLD 1 [5001], daughter of William PENFOLD [5630] and Esther GENGE [4680], was born on 6 November 1888 in Newcastle. She married James Edward CLARK [4601] in 1907 (approx.). She died on 5 March 1977 in Cardiff, Newcastle, NSW.
James Edward CLARK 1 [4601] was born in 1886 (approx.) in Gosford. He died on 22 January 1948 in Cardiff.
452. William Thomas PENFOLD 1 [5655], son of William PENFOLD [5630] and Esther GENGE [4680], was born in 1890 (approx.) in Hamilton. He married Annie MURRAY [4803] in 1912 (approx.) in Wallsend.
Annie MURRAY 1 [4803] was born in 1893 (approx.). She died on 11 September 1968. She and William Thomas PENFOLD had the following children:
| +562 | |
| +563 |
453. Olive May PENFOLD 1 [5433], daughter of William PENFOLD [5630] and Esther GENGE [4680], was born in 1892 (approx.) in Newcastle. She married Frederick George Roy BULLEN [4581] on 25 October 1913 in Greta, NSW. She died in 1970 in Cardiff.
Frederick George Roy BULLEN 1 [4581] was born on 11 January 1891 in Singleton, NSW. He died in 1948 in Cardiff, NSW.
454. Amy M. PENFOLD 1 [4866], daughter of William PENFOLD [5630] and Esther GENGE [4680], was born in 1894 (approx.) in Hamilton. She married Alexander ROWE [5697] in 1915 in Wallsend. She died in 1982 (approx.).
Alexander ROWE 1 [5697] was born in 1888 in Wallsend. He died in 1938.
455. Ruby Alice PENFOLD 1 [5500], daughter of William PENFOLD [5630] and Esther GENGE [4680], was born on 29 May 1896 in Hamilton. She married Francis James CRIGHTON [4618] in 1917 (approx.) in Wallsend.
Francis James CRIGHTON 1 [4618] was born on 16 January 1896 in Wallsend. He died on 22 November 1977.
456. Edward George PENFOLD 1 [5015], son of William PENFOLD [5630] and Esther GENGE [4680], was born in 1898 in Wallsend. He married Vivian G.S. PARRY [4815] in 1919 (approx.) in Wallsend. He died on 6 April 1935 in Newcastle.
Vivian G.S. PARRY 1 [4815] was born in 1896 in Newcastle. She and Edward George PENFOLD had the following children:
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| +565 |
457. Lillian F. PENFOLD 1 [5335], daughter of William PENFOLD [5630] and Esther GENGE [4680], was born in 1900 (approx.) in Wallsend. She married Walter J. ROWE [5699] in 1920 (approx.) in Adamstown, NSW.
Walter J. ROWE 1 [5699] was born in 1899 in Wallsend.
458. Elsie Doris PENFOLD 1 [5039], daughter of William PENFOLD [5630] and Esther GENGE [4680], was born in 1901 (approx.) in Wallsend. She married Samuel JONES [4742] in 1923 (approx.) in Newcastle.
Samuel JONES 1 [4742] was born in 1899 (approx.) in Merewether, NSW.
459. Twin PENFOLD 1 [5590], daughter of William PENFOLD [5630] and Esther GENGE [4680], was born on 9 February 1908 in Cardiff. She died on 9 February 1908 in Cardiff.
460. Percy James PENFOLD 1 [5440], daughter of George Augustus PENFOLD [5138] and Martha Ann BROOKS [4577], was born in 1889 in Newcastle. She died on 22 July 1916 in Calais, France.
461. Stanley George Augustus PENFOLD 1 [5539], son of George Augustus PENFOLD [5138] and Martha Ann BROOKS [4577], was born in 1893 in West Maitland. He died on 4 April 1918.
Killed as a Pvt.
462. Horace Edward PENFOLD 1 [5205], son of Andrew PENFOLD [4867], was born on 8 November 1900 in Waratah. He married on 12 July 1926 in St Mark's Church, Islington, NSW. He died on 4 March 1968 in Kurri Kurri. He was buried on 5 March 1968 in Beresfield.
Horace Edward PENFOLD had the following children:
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| +567 |
463. Phiilis May PENFOLD 1 [5450], daughter of Andrew PENFOLD [4867], was born on 21 April 1904 in Waratah. She and Henry Clifford JONES [4740] experienced Marriage on 29 December 1923 in Wickham, NSW. She married William V.O. FENCKER [4661] in 1927 in Temora, NSW. She died on 28 July 1963.
William V.O. FENCKER 1 [4661] was born in 1902 (approx.).
Henry Clifford JONES 1 [4740] was born on 3 January 1901 in Hamilton. He died on 19 August 1967.
464. Eva Emily PENFOLD 1 [5070], daughter of Andrew PENFOLD [4867], was born in 1907 (approx.) in Waratah, N.S.W. At some point she married Robert CHAPMAN [4595] . She and Frederick Charles William JAMES [4733] experienced Marriage in 1939 (approx.) in Mayfield.
Robert CHAPMAN 1 [4595] was born in 1905 (approx.).
Frederick Charles William JAMES 1 [4733] was born in 1905 (approx.).
465. James Andrew PENFOLD 1 [5224], son of Andrew PENFOLD [4867], was born on 21 August 1909 in Waratah. He married Emily BLACKWELL [4568] in 1931 (approx.). He married Edna J. GRAHAM [4691] in 1932 (approx.) in Mayfield. He married Emily CHIVERS [4599] on 10 July 1944 in New Lambton, NSW. He died on 23 September 1972.
Emily BLACKWELL 1 [4568] was born in 1911 (approx.).
Emily CHIVERS 1 [4599] was born on 17 September 1922 in Hexham, Hunter River, NSW. She died on 26 January 2000 in Newcastle.
Edna J. GRAHAM 1 [4691] was born in 1911 (approx.).
466. Albert Henry PENFOLD 1 [4839], son of Andrew PENFOLD [4867], was born on 7 June 1911 in Waratah. He died on 18 July 1987.
467. Thomas William PENFOLD 1 [5582], son of Andrew PENFOLD [4867], was born on 17 April 1913 in Waratah. He was in Truck driver. He was in C of E. He died on 16 February 2001 in Beresfield.
468. Percival PENFOLD 1 [5436], son of Arthur James PENFOLD [4884] and Ada Sarah PRITCHARD [5677], was born in 1902 (approx.).
469. Annie Maud PENFOLD 1 [4877], daughter of Arthur James PENFOLD [4884] and Ada Sarah PRITCHARD [5677], was born in 1903 in Waratah. She married Cecil R. HANN [4706] in 1930 in Paddington, NSW.
Cecil R. HANN 1 [4706] was born in 1892 in Manly, NSW.
470. William Arthur PENFOLD 1 [5639], son of Arthur James PENFOLD [4884] and Ada Sarah PRITCHARD [5677], was born in 1905 in Waratah. He died in 1967 in Kogarah, NSW.
471. Arthur Stewart PENFOLD 1 [4885], son of Arthur James PENFOLD [4884] and Ada Sarah PRITCHARD [5677], was born on 3 June 1907 in Mayfield, Newcastle, NSW. He and Dulcie MATHIESON [4777] experienced Marriage in 1929 (approx.) in Hamilton. He died in 1970 in Port Macquarie, NSW.
Dulcie MATHIESON 1 [4777] was born in 1909 (approx.).
472. George Arthur PENFOLD 1 [5137], son of Arthur James PENFOLD [4884] and Ada Sarah PRITCHARD [5677], was born in 1910 in Waratah.
473. Thomas Oliver PENFOLD 1 [5581], son of Arthur James PENFOLD [4884] and Ada Sarah PRITCHARD [5677], was born in 1913 in Waratah. He and Lillian Valencia FORAN [4666] experienced Marriage in 1936 (approx.) in Hamilton.
Lillian Valencia FORAN 1 [4666] was born in 1915 (approx.) in Armidale, New South Wales, Australia. She died on 8 April 1994 in Newcastle.
474. Francis James PENFOLD 1 [5097], son of Arthur James PENFOLD [4884] and Ada Sarah PRITCHARD [5677], was born in 1914 in Waratah. He died on 23 January 1979.
475. Rosanna F. PENFOLD 1 [5495], daughter of Harold Ernest PENFOLD [5168] and Ethel Maud Alina FRANCISCO [4670], was born on 9 January 1899 in Wickham. She married Sidney H. TOWERS [5759] in 1916 (approx.) in Gloucester. She died on 18 September 1975 in Stockton, Newcastle, NSW.
Sidney H. TOWERS 1 [5759] was born on 15 February 1893 in Islington, Newcastle, NSW. He died on 14 April 1997 in Westcott Nursing Home, Stockton, NSW.
476. Joseph Thomas PENFOLD 1 [5292], son of Harold Ernest PENFOLD [5168] and Ethel Maud Alina FRANCISCO [4670], was born on 4 September 1901 in Wallsend. He married Alma Doreen WYLD [5833] in 1927 (approx.) in Wickham. He died.
Alma Doreen WYLD 1 [5833] was born in 1907 in Newcastle. She died on 9 February 1965 in 14 Mawson St, Shortland, Newcastle, NSW.
477. Leonard PENFOLD 1 [5327], son of Harold Ernest PENFOLD [5168] and Ethel Maud Alina FRANCISCO [4670], was born in 1905 in West Maitland. He married Elsie Irene COSTELLO [4611] in 1933 (approx.) in Mayfield. He died on 6 December 1983 in Dudley Aged People's Home, Newcastle, NSW.
Elsie Irene COSTELLO 1 [4611] was born in 1914 in Currabubula, NSW. She died on 29 November 1993 in Newcastle.
478. Ruth E. PENFOLD 1 [5506], daughter of Harold Ernest PENFOLD [5168] and Ethel Maud Alina FRANCISCO [4670], was born in 1907 in Waratah. She married Albert NAGLE [4804] in 1927 (approx.) in Lambton. She married Daniel WOODBINE [5830] in 1927 (approx.).
Albert NAGLE 1 [4804] was born in 1901 in Muswellbrook, NSW. He and Ruth E. PENFOLD had the following children:
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Daniel WOODBINE 1 [5830] was born in 1905 (approx.).
479. Lydia Frances PENFOLD 1 [5358], daughter of Harold Ernest PENFOLD [5168] and Ethel Maud Alina FRANCISCO [4670], was born on 29 December 1908 in Waratah. She married Albert Edward SMITH [5716] on 3 April 1926 in Waratah. She died on 10 June 1977 in Wallsend District Hospital.
Albert Edward SMITH 1 [5716] was born on 25 February 1903 in Tighes Hill, Newcastle, NSW. He died on 30 November 1988 in Peakhurst, Sydney, NSW.
480. Harold Charles PENFOLD 1 [5166], son of Harold Ernest PENFOLD [5168] and Ethel Maud Alina FRANCISCO [4670], was born on 19 April 1911 in Waratah. He married Gladys Harriett DALTON [4628] on 22 February 1933 in Methodist Church, Shortland, NSW. He died on 16 April 2004 in Harvey Bay Hospital, Quuensland.
Gladys Harriett DALTON 1 [4628] was born on 15 September 1912 in Aberdeen, New South Wales, Australia. She and Harold Charles PENFOLD had the following children:
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481. Roy PENFOLD 1 [5498], son of Harold Ernest PENFOLD [5168] and Ethel Maud Alina FRANCISCO [4670], was born on 14 March 1913 in Wickham. He married Dulcie M. COXON [4615] in 1934 (approx.) in Mayfield.
Dulcie M. COXON 1 [4615] was born in 1914 in Waratah. She died in 1961 in Wallsend.
482. Eric PENFOLD 1 [5056], son of Harold Ernest PENFOLD [5168] and Ethel Maud Alina FRANCISCO [4670], was born on 1 March 1915 in Wickham. He married Doreen May WILSON [5828] on 27 April 1946 in Mayfield. He died on 20 December 2000 in John Hunter Hospital, Newcastle, NSW.
Doreen May WILSON 1 [5828] was born on 16 March 1925 in Uralla, NSW. She died on 28 September 2006 in John Hunter Hospital.
483. Frank PENFOLD 1 [5099], son of Harold Ernest PENFOLD [5168] and Ethel Maud Alina FRANCISCO [4670], was born on 22 February 1917 in Wickham. He married Gwendoline Marie CROCKETT [4619] in 1939 (approx.). He died on 18 February 1983.
Gwendoline Marie CROCKETT 1 [4619] was born in 1919 (approx.) in Newcastle. She died on 24 July 1980 in Newcastle.
484. John Francis PENFOLD 1 [5274], son of Harold Ernest PENFOLD [5168] and Ethel Maud Alina FRANCISCO [4670], was born on 13 April 1922 in Sandgate, Newcastle, NSW. He died on 15 November 1993 in John Hunter Hospital. At some point he married Anne KELLNER [4750] .
Anne KELLNER 1 [4750] was born in 1905 (approx.).
485. Myrtle Irene PENFOLD 1 [5419], daughter of Joseph Henry PENFOLD [5288] and Florence Mabel HEMMINGS [4714], was born on 2 June 1906 in Waratah. She and Ernest Samuel SPENCE [5723] experienced Marriage on 11 April 1925 in Taree. She married Unknown WILKIE [5820] in 1926 (approx.). She died on 28 August 1993.
Ernest Samuel SPENCE 1 [5723] was born in 1887 in Taree.
Unknown WILKIE 1 [5820] was born in 1904 (approx.).
486. Margaret Edna PENFOLD 1 [5370], daughter of Joseph Henry PENFOLD [5288] and Florence Mabel HEMMINGS [4714], was born on 15 July 1908 in Waratah. She and Edward Cleveland DENVER [4638] experienced Marriage on 31 October 1926 in East Maitland. She married Keith LORD [4766] in 1928 (approx.). She died in March 1967.
Edward Cleveland DENVER 1 [4638] was born in 1896 in Maitland East. He died in March 1967 in Maitland.
Keith LORD 1 [4766] was born in 1906 (approx.).
487. Thomas John James PENFOLD 1 [5579], son of Joseph Henry PENFOLD [5288] and Florence Mabel HEMMINGS [4714], was born on 23 March 1910 in Waratah. He married Eva Isabel ADAMS [4552] on 11 July 1936 in St Paul's, West Maitland, NSW. They experienced Death of one spouse in 1936 in Maitland. He married Emily Mary THOMPSON [5755] in 1939 (approx.) in Wickham. He died on 23 August 1990.
Eva Isabel ADAMS 1 [4552] was born on 21 September 1910 in Black Mountain, NSW. She died on 19 December 1936 in Maitland Hospital, NSW.
Emily Mary THOMPSON 1 [5755] was born in 1912 (approx.).
488. Charles Victor PENFOLD 1 [4936], son of Joseph Henry PENFOLD [5288] and Florence Mabel HEMMINGS [4714], was born on 13 March 1916 in Newcastle. He died on 21 June 1916 in Waratah.
489. Florence Mabel PENFOLD 1 [5084], daughter of Joseph Henry PENFOLD [5288] and Florence Mabel HEMMINGS [4714], was born on 15 December 1917 in Cessnock St, Kurri Kurri, NSW. She married Cornelius CRONAN [4621] on 4 May 1936 in East Maitland. She died on 27 February 1940 in High St, E. Maitland, NSW.
Cornelius CRONAN 1 [4621] was born in 1914 in Maitland East. He died on 24 August 1983 in Maitland Hospital.
490. Rebecca Ann PENFOLD 1 [5462], daughter of Albert William PENFOLD [4843] and Marion JOHNSTON [4739], was born in 1885 (approx.) in South Australia. She died in South Australia.
491. Marion Elizabeth PENFOLD 1 [5375], daughter of Albert William PENFOLD [4843] and Marion JOHNSTON [4739], was born in 1886 (approx.) in South Australia. She and Unknown BYARD [4589] experienced Marriage in 1906 (approx.).
Unknown BYARD 1 [4589] was born in 1882 (approx.) in South Australia.
492. William Johnston PENFOLD 1 [5651], son of Albert William PENFOLD [4843] and Marion JOHNSTON [4739], was born in 1889 (approx.) in South Australia. He died in South Australia.
493. Jackiebeania Elsie PENFOLD 1 [5216], son of Albert William PENFOLD [4843] and Marion JOHNSTON [4739], was born in 1894 (approx.) in South Australia. He died in 1962 (approx.) in South Australia. At some point he married Unknown JONES [4743] .
Unknown JONES 1 [4743] was born in 1890 (approx.).
494. Lily Blanche PENFOLD 1 [5337], daughter of Charles Frederick PENFOLD [4931] and Pauline Matilda DOHNT [4641], was born in March 1891 in South Australia. She died on 30 April 1891 in South Australia.
Stillborn.
495. Ivy PENFOLD 1 [5209], daughter of Charles Frederick PENFOLD [4931] and Pauline Matilda DOHNT [4641], was born in 1892 in South Australia. She died in 1892 (approx.) in South Australia.
Stillborn.
496. Albert William PENFOLD 1 [4842], son of Charles Frederick PENFOLD [4931] and Pauline Matilda DOHNT [4641], was born on 19 November 1893 in South Australia. He married Vera Azalia Jessie COUZINS [4613] in 1920 (approx.). He died on 26 August 1961 in South Australia. At some point he married Irene Elizabeth PETERS [5667] .
Vera Azalia Jessie COUZINS 1 [4613] was born in 1888. She died on 3 September 1963.
Irene Elizabeth PETERS 1 [5667] was born on 17 March 1903. She died on 24 June 1979.
497. Hilda Dorothy PENFOLD 1 [5202], daughter of Charles Frederick PENFOLD [4931] and Pauline Matilda DOHNT [4641], was born on 14 March 1895 in South Australia. She married Spurling Royd MARRIOTT [4775] in 1938 (approx.). She died in South Australia.
Spurling Royd MARRIOTT 1 [4775] was born on 22 April 1918. He died on 20 April 1983.
498. Matilda May Ivy PENFOLD 1 [5407], daughter of Charles Frederick PENFOLD [4931] and Pauline Matilda DOHNT [4641], was born on 28 March 1897 in South Australia. She died in 1974 (approx.) in South Australia. At some point she married William JAMES [4734] .
William JAMES 1 [4734] was born on 26 October 1894. He died on 18 September 1980.
499. Alfred Bert PENFOLD 1 [4850], son of Charles Frederick PENFOLD [4931] and Pauline Matilda DOHNT [4641], was born on 3 November 1898 in South Australia. He died in South Australia. At some point he married Myrtle May DOHNT [4640] .
Myrtle May DOHNT 1 [4640] was born in 1900 (approx.).
500. Frederick George PENFOLD 1 [5112], son of Charles Frederick PENFOLD [4931] and Pauline Matilda DOHNT [4641], was born on 14 August 1901 in South Australia. He married Annie Carolyn RUDGLEY [5700] in 1922 (approx.). He died in South Australia.
Annie Carolyn RUDGLEY 1 [5700] was born in 1901.
501. Amos Samuel PENFOLD 1 [4864], son of Charles Frederick PENFOLD [4931] and Pauline Matilda DOHNT [4641], was born on 5 July 1903 in South Australia. He married Evelyn Myrtle HARRIS [4709] in 1926 (approx.). He died in 1980 (approx.) in South Australia.
Evelyn Myrtle HARRIS 1 [4709] was born in 1905 (approx.).
502. Henry John PENFOLD 1 [5196], son of Charles Frederick PENFOLD [4931] and Pauline Matilda DOHNT [4641], was born on 27 April 1905 in South Australia. He died in 1964 (approx.) in South Australia.
503. Sarah Blanche PENFOLD 1 [5525], daughter of Charles Frederick PENFOLD [4931] and Pauline Matilda DOHNT [4641], was born on 6 October 1907 in South Australia. She died in South Australia.
Stillborn.
504. Nellie Alma PENFOLD 1 [5427], daughter of Charles Frederick PENFOLD [4931] and Pauline Matilda DOHNT [4641], was born on 14 June 1913 in South Australia. She died in South Australia.
Stillborn.
505. Ivy Ann PENFOLD 1 [5210], daughter of John Stevens PENFOLD [5280] and Sarah TUCKER [5761], was born in 1897 (approx.) in South Australia. She married Unknown TAYLOR [5750] in 1917 (approx.). She died in 1974 (approx.) in South Australia.
Unknown TAYLOR 1 [5750] was born in 1895 (approx.).
506. Dulcie Pearl PENFOLD 1 [4994], daughter of John Stevens PENFOLD [5280] and Sarah TUCKER [5761], was born in 1902 (approx.). She and Unknown DUKE [4645] experienced Marriage in 1922 (approx.).
Unknown DUKE 1 [4645] was born in 1898 (approx.).
507. Elsie Violet PENFOLD 1 [5042], daughter of John Stevens PENFOLD [5280] and Sarah TUCKER [5761], was born in 1904 (approx.) in South Australia. She and Unknown CUNNINGHAM [4624] experienced Marriage in 1924 (approx.). She died in 1935 (approx.).
Unknown CUNNINGHAM 1 [4624] was born in 1900 (approx.) in South Australia.
508. Unnamed PENFOLD 1 [5593], daughter of John Stevens PENFOLD [5280] and Sarah TUCKER [5761], was born in 1906 (approx.) in South Australia. She died in 1906 (approx.) in South Australia.
Stillborn.
509. Rupert Inman PENFOLD 1 [5501], son of John Stevens PENFOLD [5280] and Sarah TUCKER [5761], was born on 9 March 1909 in South Australia. He died in 1949 (approx.) in South Australia.
510. Unnamed PENFOLD 1 [5594], daughter of John Stevens PENFOLD [5280] and Sarah TUCKER [5761], was born in 1910 (approx.) in South Australia. She died in 1910 (approx.) in South Australia.
Stillborn.
511. Henrietta Hanna PENFOLD 1 [5185], daughter of Edward Charles PENFOLD [5013] and Selina Elizabeth Folland NICE [4805], was born on 26 March 1895.
512. Linda Evelyn PENFOLD 1 [5338], daughter of Edward Charles PENFOLD [5013] and Selina Elizabeth Folland NICE [4805], was born on 8 April 1898.
513. Lorna Winifred PENFOLD 1 [5343], daughter of Edward Charles PENFOLD [5013] and Selina Elizabeth Folland NICE [4805], was born on 6 February 1901.
Twelfth Generation
514. George Henry PENFOLD 1 [5141], son of George Frederick PENFOLD [5140] and Rebecca CHRISTER [4600], was born on 5 December 1903. He married Edith Kate CHALLIS [4594] on 19 May 1925 in Leytonstone. He died on 16 October 1984.
515. Margaret Kathleen PENFOLD 1 [5372], daughter of Albert PENFOLD [4832] and Mary Jane STEPHENSON [5732], was born on 20 February 1920 in Doncaster, Yorks. 502 She married James MCMANUS [4786] on 4 October 1941 in Doncaster. 503,504 She married Wilfred Henry BROWN [4579] on 21 December 1946 in Helensborough, Scotland. 471 She died of Pneumonia on 6 January 2009 in Doncaster. She was cremated on 22 January 2009 in Doncaster.
Wilfred Henry BROWN 1 [4579] was born on 16 September 1914 in Newport, Isle of Wight. 505 He experienced Military service between 1928 and 1958 in RN, Glasgow. He died of Stomach cancer on 31 December 1983 in Doncaster. 506
The marriage is not listed in the England & Wales registry; the m.c. shows they married in Scotland where Wilf was stationed. Neither images nor indeces are yet available from Scotland's People. There are 2000+ mentions of Browns in the SRO birth indices in Scotland, so presumably Rosemary is listed there somewhere.
James MCMANUS 1 [4786] was born on 7 March 1920 in Glasgow. 330 His Military service was '2326759, RCS RA 77 HAA Rgt Sig Sec' between 1939 and 1943. 507 He died on 29 November 1943 in At sea, South China Sea. 508 He was buried in At sea Ambon-Java.
JAVA Index:
McManus, James*, 2326759 British RCS RA 77 HAA Rgt Sig Sec At sea: Suez Maru 1943/11/29
Suez Maru- ex Ambon to Java 25 Nov 43 with 546- all died
THE SINKING OF THE SUEZ MARU
The Japanese Government was signatory to the "Third Geneva Convention of 1929"- with respect to the treatment of POWs- but in the end fails ratify it.
The reasoning behind it seems to be the following.
The differences between Japanese Society as a whole and the more prosperous European nations and the United States are insurmountable.
Discipline in the Japanese military is of such a strict nature, that a Japanese soldier would never allow himself to be captured by enemy forces. It would bring shame on him, his family, his outfit, his country and the Emperor. By ratifying the treaty the Japanese feel they are at a disadvantage as it would be a one way street for them.
As a concession, the Japanese government in principal agrees to enforce the "Rules and Regulations with respect to the treatment of POWs"- as laid down during the Prussian-Japanese War of 1904-1905.
The Japanese however keep omitting sections they dislike or don't seem to be in their favor. There is no mention of clothing or shoes for the POWs for instance. Neither is there any mention about employing POWs as common laborers.
According to accepted international convention POWs could only be employed for internal/external camp duties and not for the general advancement of the occupation forces.
The International Red Cross in Geneva (CIRC) offers to mediate between the United States and Japan where information about POW situations and exchanges are involved.
The Japanese Ministry of War establishes a Prisoner of War Bureau (POWIB) and promises to supply the information requested. The information however is very sketchy and incomplete.
Early February 1942 the CIRC lead negotiations between the United States and Japan break down.
On February 20, 1942 CIRC informs the Dutch Government in Exile in London that the Japanese Government is willing to apply the rules of the "Third Geneva Convention" on the basis of reciprocity.
CIRC is looking for a way out and on February 26, 1942 they remind the Dutch Government that in 1911 the Japanese already signed (with reservations) the very limited "Land War Rules and of 1907" with respect to the treatment of POWs and in fact in 1934 also ratified the Second Geneva Convention of 1929 with respect to the treatment of the sick and wounded.
On April 24, 1942 the Japanese Foreign Ministry informs the Swiss envoy in Tokio that the rules of the Second Geneva Convention will apply to POWs , but with the restriction "as far as possible".
However wonderful all these rules, regulations and promises were, in the final analysis the Japanese Camp Commander was in complete charge and everybody had to dance to his tune.
Early 1942. In early 1942 Japanese Emperor Hirohito decrees the establishment of the Prisoners of War Bureau. One of it's task is to record the death of Allied Prisoners of War and to adopt a policy to ensure that by the end of hostilities all Allied Prisoners of War and internees will be eliminated. Japanese Imperial Headquarters issues orders to all Pacific Commands that under no circumstances will Prisoners of War be allowed to fall into enemy hands.
Mid January 1943. With increasing frequency US planes launched from Australian bases attack targets in the Banda Sea. (The area in question stretches from the Moluccas Archipelago as a barrier to the North and the Eastern part of the Lesser Sunda Islands to the South). US planes are sighted as far as the Macassar Straits. The Japanese plans to invade Australian New-Guinea have all but vanished. On January 15, 1943 after several months of heavy fighting, Guadalcanal finally falls into the hands of US forces. After devastating allied air raids around the Bismark Archipelago from 2 to 4 March 1943 the Japanese reenforcement shiping routes are severely restricted. Australia has become a major threat. The Japanese desperately need air coverage and close the door to the Banda Sea. The construction of new airfields and the expansion of existing ones becomes a top priority and plans are finalized to use POWs as cheap labor.
April 1943. A large group of about 4000 British and Dutch POWs are shipped from Surabaya to the Island of Ambon. (Camps: Liang, Ambon City, Rumah Tiga, Wyame and Laha), the Island of Ceram (Camp Amahei) and the Island of Haruku (Palao Camp) to be used as slave labor in the construction and expansion of airfields. Some 2000 more are shipped to the Island of Flores (Camps: Wulff, Reyers, Blom and Talibura). Smaller groups are shipped to the Islands of Buton (Camp Raha) and Timor (Camp Kupang).
The POWs come from different camps in Java and are divided into 3 groups, all with letter designations indicating their camp of origin. The larger groups are assigned capital letters A, B and C; the smaller sub-groups are indicated by lower case letters a, b and c.
A for POWs from the Batavia (now Jakarta) and Tandjung Priok (Jakarta Harbor) area.
B for POWs from Tjimahi area, a pre-war garrison town near the city of Bandung and C for POWs from the Surabaya area. All POWs are shipped from Tandjung Perak (Surabaya Harbor). Initial shipments include the A group (AI, and AII -1000 Dutch: Cavalry captain Erkelens- from Batavia and AIII -1000 British: maj. Gibson- from Tandjung Priok), the B group (BI-700, BII-700 and BIII-600 all Dutch: lt. col Altena- POWs from Tjimahi) and the C group-2070 mostly all British: sq.l. Pitts- POWs on 'stand by' in the Surabaya area.
Ships heading for Ambon are the Kunitama Maru, (mostly Dutch POWs) the Amagi Maru and the Matsukawa Maru (mostly British POWs) which arrive at Ambon on April 28. Two more ships arrive at Ambon on April 30; the Mayahashi Maru, and the Nishii Maru (mostly Dutch POWs). Other Japanese prison ships involved in the transportation of POWs from the Surabaya area are: the Tazima Maru, the Tenzio Maru, and the Koam Maru. There are still more ships involved in the transportation of POWs between different ports and camps in the Moluccas and Flores or return transportation to the Surabaya area. These are: the Heian Maru, the Taian Maru, the Maros Maru and the Suez Maru.
After the War ended in 1945 nothing was known about the true circumstances surrounding the death of some 548 of these slave labor POWs. Along with the other POWs on board the Suez Maru, they were simply listed as victims of an American Submarine attack which sank the ship; until 1949 when a Japanese Officer, Lieutenant Koshio Masaji in writing discloses to Far East Command details about the sinking of the Suez Maru asking for an investigation into the massacre of Allied Prisoners of War at sea. His statements triggers an inquiry into his own actions, the actions of the captain of the Suez Maru and the commander of the escort Minesweeper W12.
Lieutenant Koshio Masaji was the officer in charge of the POWs and sick Japanese on board the Suez Maru. In early 1943 the Japanese liquidate their prison camps in the Surabaya area; the POWs are shipped to camps in Bandung and Tjimahi. As mentioned earlier, large groups of POWs from camps in the Batavia area and Tjimahi are subsequently transported back to Surabaya where they are to join the C group on 'stand by' for shipment to camps in Ambon, Haruku and Flores. The Japanese plan calls for about 6300 'laborers'.
November 1942 Ambon. The task of building the airfield(s) on the island of Ambon has been completed. The Japanese High Command at Ambon decides that the POWs will be returned to Java. Because of severe malnutrition and systematic starvation, they are too weak to be of any value and in Java they will be able to 'recover' from their illnesses (to mention a few: dysentery, beriberi, malaria, skin diseases, diphtheria, ulcerated eyes or a combination of all of these).
All POWs are simply skin over bones and most are physical wrecks; the ones who are unable to walk have to be carried on stretchers.
Haruku (Palao Camp) November 24, 04:00. A group of about 776 POWs from Haruku's Palao Camp has to board a dirty 2000 ton Coal Barge with destination Ambon where they are to meet up with a second group of 500 POWs from Ambon's Liang Camp. Down in the holds the coal dust is about 2 inches thick. No ventilation and no air. In a small motor boat they are shuttled from the dilapidated dock in the harbor to the Coal Barge. Since there are a lot of patients on stretchers and the procedure is slow, Camp Commander Kurashima gets impatient and orders the construction of a hastily put together wooden platform mounted on 3 native proas. The patients on stretchers are to be transported on this makeshift raft. The situation is miserable. Due to unbalanced weight, the raft keeps tilting and the sick patients keep sliding into the water. Of a total of 30 who wind up in the water, 2 have to be sent back to the Camp Hospital of which 1 dies the next day.
November 25, 06:00. Boarding is complete and the Japanese doctors are threatened with punishment if any of the departing prisoners dies within 2 days of leaving. The Palao Camp group stuffed in the 2 crammed holds of the Coal Barge finally leaves Haruku. The tightly packed ship which is immediately spattered with faeces reaches the Bay of Ambon during the course of the day. The conditions on board have steadily worsened; some men are dying and a few corpses have been dropped overboard. No burial ceremonies; just bagged and thrown over the side.
November 25, Noon time. The Coal Barge arrives at the Port of Ambon where the Suez Maru, a (6,400 GRT) Japanese Army Cargo Ship designated PS 45 (Prison Ship # 45 of a total of 56 Japanese Prison Ships) lays anchored in the bay; the only ship available at the time on which these men could be transported to Java.
November 26, Early morning. About 350 sick men from Liang Camp arrive at the Port of Ambon and are straight away embarked on the Suez Maru. In the mean time the POWs on the Coal Barge from Haruku are inspected by a Japanese doctor and a nurse. They decide that about 2 dozen are too sick to travel and they are sent to Liang Camp; then as the POWs from Haruku are finally embarking, barges with wounded Japanese on board come cruising up. They are given immediate priority for embarkation.
At the time the seas around Ambon were very dangerous and during the boarding of the POWs, Lieutenant Koshio who is in charge asks his superior officer, Unit Commander Lt. Col. Anami for instructions in case of an enemy submarine attack and possible sinking of the ship. He wants to know what measures to take and how to care for the POWs. The escort will be a Minesweeper which hasn't the capacity to accommodate everybody. The Unit Commander reminds him to carry out the orders from High Command: 'No Allied prisoner is to survive or fall into enemy hands; you will kill them all!'
The Suez Maru has 4 holds. The No.1 and No.2 holds are already occupied by Japanese patients. At final count there are now about 549 sick POWs on board (422 Allied and 127 Dutch). They are located in the No.3 and No.4 holds. There is ample room down below and the dying patients are allowed to stay on deck near the No.3 and No.4 hatches so they don't have to be hauled up when the end finally comes. They just have to be wrapped up in gunny sacks and thrown overboard.
November 26, past noon time. After the boarding is complete, the Suez Maru escorted by two Minesweepers (W11 and W 12) leaves the Port of Ambon steaming over the Banda Sea heading for Surabaya. There is an aircraft (E13A1 float plane) located on the foredeck of the ship. The aircraft has a fractured fuselage and is scheduled for repairs at the Repair Depot 102 in Surabaya. Tentative time of arrival is November 30th. There are reports of magnetic mines dropped by US in Surabaya harbor.
November 26 and 27. Minesweeper W11 peels off heading due West for Kendari Air and Naval Base (South East Celebes) and shows up at Kendari harbor on the 28th. The Suez Maru is now only in convoy with Minesweeper W12 who is not "pinging" (sonar is not "on"). Neither ship is 'zigzagging', a naval procedure making ships a more difficult target for submarines. The small corvette encounters no problems.
November 28 night time. For reasons unknown, on the night of the 28th the W 12 disappears. The Suez Maru is now sailing alone.
November 29, morning. Position: near the Kangean Islands, a group of small islands located North of Bali and East of Madura. On the morning of the 29th the W 12 reappears on the horizon far to the rear, eventually catching up with the Suez Maru until she is sailing ahead of her at the same speed.
Bonefish locates Suez Maru. By March 1943 the US Submarine Command knew all the Japanese convoy routes and most Allied Submarines lay waiting adjacent to them. The Japanese Maru Code (JN14) had been broken and by knowing the Departure time plus the Noon position and the Destination, you had a fix.
Bonefish leaves Fremantle, Western Australia (her home base) on November 22 heading for the Flores Sea. She is on her 4th patrol. Destination: an area in the South China Sea. She has transited the Bali Strait on the evening of November 28th. and her surface radar detects a contact 17 miles (27 km) out at 19:27. Bonefish probably tracked it for about 15 to 20 minutes, then reached a location for attack, usually about 1500 yards (1.372 km) from an intersecting course. The whole procedure would probably take less than an hour. Since all US Submarines in the area were aware of Japanese air activity, staying on the surface would invite an attack and that was suicide. The Suez Maru's fate was that she traveled a known route that Bonefish patrolled. She was an easy target.
08:00. Bonefish fires torpedoes. Bonefish position now: Kangean Islands 6º 22' South by 116º 35' East. Bonefish's torpedo data: T4/2DUP -Translation: Fired 4 torpedoes of which 2 hit - Daylight - Under Water - Using Periscope. (Note: Actually only one torpedo inflicted damage on the Suez Maru; the second 'hit' must have been a 'Premature' and viewed as a 'hit' through Bonefish's periscope. The torpedoes were the old magnetic types prone to all kinds of malfunctions; 'Duds' or 'Pre matures'. Bonefish fired the 4 torpedoes at overlapping targets: Suez Maru/Minesweeper W12. Only the Suez Maru was hit.
On board the Suez Maru. The lookout spots white traces in the water heading towards the ship and starts yelling: 'Torpedo, torpedo'! What happened to the anti-submarine precautions? Why no warning from W12; what happened to the air coverage? The ship is frantically trying to dodge the incoming torpedo by making a big turn at full speed. The evasive action is successful and the first torpedo misses. Bonefish fires 2, 3 and 4. (Note: The torpedo firing sequence probably went something like this: Bonefish fires 1 and 2 but both miss the overlapping target; she then she fires 3 and 4. Three is a 'premature' but 4 is a direct hit at the stern of the Suez Maru -back of the ship into the No.4 hold). Panic and mass confusion on board. There are a considerable number of victims in the No. 4 hold; few men are moving. The majority of POWs are coming out of the No.3 hatch some with their life jackets on. They are ordered to go back down below into the No.4 hold to rescue the injured. The ship is dead in the water; the shaft is broken and the engines ceased to function; she slowly begins to sink. Since the POWs are too weak to do any heavy lifting, the Korean guards are instructed to throw the heavy life rafts into the sea and now everybody is jumping overboard. The W12 reports 'heavy loss of life' and calls for assistance, but none arrives. The list of the sinking Suez Maru gradually becomes steep.
09:40. The Suez Maru finally disappears below the surface at 09:40 taking down with her the dead and seriously wounded who were unable to make it above deck. By this time the surviving POWs, between 200 and 250 of them, are floating in the sea, clinging to the rafts, pieces of wood and debris while slowly drifting in the currents. Minesweeper W 12 who has managed to dodge Bonefish's torpedoes has come back cruising around in a large circle only picking up Japanese and Korean survivors.
14:00. After the last Japanese survivor is taken out of the sea around 14:00. Captain Kawano of the W 12 confronts Lt. Koshio -who is one of the last ones to be picked up- with the following: The small Minesweeper is full and he can not accommodate any more survivors; he is afraid the boat will capsize. He wants to know what should be done with the Allied survivors in the sea who are now floating in a long line. There is great animosity towards the enemy amongst the his Officers and men and after a short discussion Captain Kawano, as senior officer, orders the shooting of all allied survivors. The standing orders of the Army have to be carried out: 'Under no circumstances shall any allied survivor fall into enemy hands', especially with the enemy Submarine probably still nearby. Since Lt. Koshio is officially still in charge of the POWs, he gets the order to supervise the killing. He takes charge of the rifle unit on W 12. A machine gun is readied at the bow of the boat and 12 men armed with rifles are deployed, 6 on each side of the foredeck. Lt. Koshio orders the officer in charge of the rifle unit and the lookouts to make no mistakes as to the targets because 2 Japanese are still missing. The Captain of the W 12 assumes command on the bridge and Lt. Koshio supervises the shooting.
14:15. The massacre begins. Minesweeper W 12 begins cruising at slow speed within 50 meters of the POWs, the left side of the ship facing them. The firing with the machine gun and rifles begins and continues until the sea around turns red with blood. Some brave POWs knowing they are going to be shot, stand up on the debris they are clinging to and present themselves as targets for the bullets.
16:30. More than two hours have gone by but sporadic shooting continues and finally seems to come to an end around 16:30. The W 12 having accomplished her gruesome task is gradually moving away from the scene. Her destination has changed and instead of continuing on her journey to Surabaya, she is now heading for Batavia because magnetic mines had been dropped by US planes at the entrance to Surabaya harbor.
(Note: After the completion of the Japanese War Crimes Trials, not further action was taken to indict Kawano Usumu, Commander of Minesweeper No. 12, for the killing of Allied Prisoners of War or Lt. Koshio for carrying out the orders).
According to the C.O.F.E.P.O.W. web site, there was one survivor, a British POW by the name of Ken Thomas who after floating in the sea for 24 hours was rescued by the Australian Corvette HMAS Ballarat en route to Colombo some 2500 miles away.
The amount of Japanese and Korean survivors is unknown. One of the Japanese survivors shows up at Liang Camp and mentions 7 Japanese/Korean survivors. The Japanese did not like to leave paper trails, but estimates are that there must have been between 200 to 250 Japanese/Korean survivors.
Suez Maru: New construction for the Japanese Mitsui Line but taken over by the Army. Single hull construction, so that one torpedo would be enough to sink her.
Built: 1919 by Sumitomo Heavy Industries Ltd. Uraga Shipyard, Japan.
Owners: Kuribayasi Syosen K.K.
Class: 1A cargo type.
6,400 tons GRT (Gross registered tonnage). 9,200 tons DWT.
Machinery: VTE Steam.
Fuel: Coal
Length :445' Speed -58' Beam - 32' Draught.
Speed: 15 knots with 13.5 knots at Cruising speed.
Radius at Cruising - 13,000 miles.
No markings on the ship during transportation of POWs as required by the Third Geneva Convention. Japanese weapons transports typically bore Red Cross markings while the ships carrying prisoners of war -including the Suez Maru- were unmarked and therefore targeted by US submarines.
Minesweeper No. 12: Built 15 August 1939 at Ishikawa Heavy Industries, Japan.
10 March 1942 assigned to Japanese 21st Special Naval Base Force, 2nd Southern Expeditionary Fleet. Stationed at Kendari Air and Naval Base , Celebes (with Minesweepers W7, W8, W9 and W11). W11 and W12 were of the W7 Class and this is the following;
Displacement - 750 Normal, 630 Standard
Length - 237'
Machinery - 2 sets GTU, 2 Kampon Boilers, twin screw
Speed - 20 knots
Radius - 2,000 miles @ 14 knots
Crew - 88
Armament - 2x120mm (4.7") 45 Cal. LA - 2x25mm AA plus DC
This class was modified beginning in September 1943 to escorts,
landing their sweep gear, with the changes as follows;
Add 2 x 4.7" - Add 9 x 25mm AA - Increased DC to 36 from 24.
For reasons unknown, her recently upgraded Sonar was off at the time of Bonefish's attack and therefore the Suez Maru did not receive any prior warning.
Sunk - 6 April 1945 after being torpedoed by the Submarine USS Besugo (SS-321).
USS Bonefish (SS-223): Gato Class Submarine built specifically to hunt down and destroy Japanese Cargo Ships. This boat sank 12 enemy vessels and damaged 7.
Length: 311'. Speed - 20 knots surfaced, 9 knots submerged. Torpedoes - 6 bow and 4 stern torpedo tubes. Total of 24 torpedoes (loaded tubes plus reloads - 10 forward, 4 aft). Built at Electric Boat Co. in Groton Connecticut and commissioned 31 May 1943. Bonefish's war patrols included the South China Sea, the Celebes Sea and the Sulu Sea. After she torpedoed the Suez Maru Bonefish remained in the area for an hour or so (not clear on this). Before moving into Makassar Strait two days later she was at the upper arm of Celebes -quite a distance from the Kangean Islands- where she sank the Nichiyo Maru off the North coast of Celebes on December 1st. She then transited Sibitu Strait into the Sulu Sea.
She was lost to enemy action on her 8th war patrol, when conducting a submerged daylight patrol penetrating the Sea of Japan with Submarines USS Tunny (SS-282) and USS Skate (SS-305). She was lost after a heavy barrage of depth charges off Toyama Wan in the mid part of Western Honshu. Japanese records of antisubmarine attacks mention the attack made on 18 June 1945, at 37º 18'N; 137º 25'E in Toyama Wan. 86 officers and men were lost. Bonefish was the last Submarine sunk in World War II.
USS Besugo (SS-321): Balao Class Submarine (upgrade from the Gato Class). Basically same configuration as Bonefish; also built at Electric Boat Co. Commissioned - 19 June 1944. Besugo's war patrols included the Bungo Straits -Southern entrance to the Sea of Japan- and Makassar Straits, Java and South China Sea. She sank the German Submarine U-183; one 10,020-ton tanker one LSV, one Frigate and Minesweeper W12. Decommissioned - 21 March 1958. Recommissioned - 15 June 1965. Decommissioned and loaned to Italy - 31 March 1966. Returned and struck from the Navy List - 15 November 1975. Sold for scrapping - 16 April 1976. Crew - 6 Officers and 60 enlisted men.
HMAS Ballarat: Australian Destroyer. She was active in the evacuation of Sumatra and on 19-20 February 1942 took a party of RAF personnel from Batavia to Oosthaven where they salvaged a quantity of essential Air Force material. She was the last vessel to leave Tjilatjap on 3 March 1942 and reached Fremantle, Australia on 9 March 1942.
Suez Maru
Sunk 29th November 1943
by USS Bonefish, off Kangean Islands 6º 22' South by 116º 35' East.
In 1943, the Japanese decided to ship the sick back to Java. A total of 640 men, including a number of Japanese sick patients, were taken on board the 4,645-ton passenger-cargo ship Suez Maru. In two holds, 422 sick British (including 221 RAF servicemen) and 127 sick Dutch prisoners, including up to twenty stretcher cases, were accommodated. The Japanese patients filled the other two holds.
Escorted by a minesweeper W-12, the Suez Maru set sail from Port Amboina but while entering the Java Sea and about 327 kilometers east of Surabaya, Java, Netherlands East Indies, the vessel was torpedoed by the American submarine USS Bonefish commanded by Cdr. Tom Hogan. The ship started to list as water poured into the holds drowning hundreds, many managed to escape the holds and swam away from the sinking ship. The Japanese mine sweeper W-12 picked up the Japanese survivors, leaving between 200 and 250 men in the sea. At 14.50, the minesweeper, W-12, under orders from Captain Kawano, opened fire, using a machine gun and rifles. Rafts and lifeboats were then rammed and sunk by the W-12. The firing did not cease till all the prisoners were killed, the minesweeper then picked up speed and sped off towards Batavia (Jakarta) at 16.30 hours.
Sixty-nine Japanese had died during the attack, 93 Japanese soldiers and 205 Japanese sick patients were rescued by the Japanese. Of the 547 British and Dutch prisoners, there is reported to be one survivor, a British soldier, Kenneth Thomas, who was picked up twenty-four hours later by the Australian minesweeper HMAS Ballarat, this has not been confirmed.
29 Nov, 1943
USS Bonefish (Lt.Cdr. T.W. Hogan) torpedoes and sinks the Japanese army cargo ship Suez Maru (4645 GRT) off Kangean Island, north of Bali in position 06º22'S, 116º35'E. Suez Maru has on board 546 British and Dutch POWs. The Japanese minesweeper W 12 (offsite link) rescues Japanese and Korean survivors, All POW's were murdered in the water, see below.
The Suez Maru Atrocity;
On the early morning of 26 November 1943 about 350 sick POW's from Liang Camp arrive at the Port of Ambon and are straight away embarked on the Suez Maru. In the mean time the POW's on the Coal Barge from Haruku are inspected by a Japanese doctor and a nurse. They decide that about 2 dozen are too sick to travel and they are sent to Liang Camp; then as the POW's from Haruku are finally embarking, barges with wounded Japanese on board come cruising up. They are given immediate priority for embarkation. At the time the seas around Ambon were very dangerous and during the boarding of the POW's, Lieutenant Koshio who is in charge, asks his superior officer, Unit Commander Lt.Col. Anami for instructions in case of an enemy submarine attack and possible sinking of the ship. He wants to know what measures to take and how to care for the POW's. The escort will be a minesweeper which hasn't the capacity to accommodate everybody. The Unit Commander reminds him to carry out the orders from High Command: 'No Allied prisoner is to survive or fall into enemy hands; you will kill them all!' The Suez Maru has 4 holds. The No.1 and No.2 holds are already occupied by Japanese patients. At final count there are now about 548 sick POWs on board (422 Allied and 126 Dutch). They are located in the No.3 and No.4 holds. There is ample room down below and the dying patients are allowed to stay on deck near the No.3 and No.4 hatches so they don't have to be hauled up when the end finally comes. They just have to be wrapped up in gunny sacks and thrown overboard. Around 1200 hours the Suez Maru departs Ambon bound for Surabaya. Suez Maru is escorted by the minesweepers W 11 and W 12. The next day W 11 detaches from the convoy leaving W 12 as the sole escort. Late on the 28th W 12 detached to hunt a reported enemy submarine. The following moring W 12 appears to the rear of Suez Maru but she manages to catch up with the slower merchant ship.
By March 1943 the US Submarine Command knew all the Japanese convoy routes and most Allied submarines lay waiting adjacent to them. The Japanese Maru Code (JN14) had been broken and by knowing the departure time plus the noon position and the destination, they could fix a position. USS Bonefish has transited Lombok Strait on the evening of November 28th. and her surface radar detects a contact 17 miles (27 km) out at 19:27. Bonefish probably tracked it for about 15 to 20 minutes, then reached a location for attack, usually about 1500 yards (1.372 km) from an intersecting course. The whole procedure would probably take less than an hour. Since all US submarines in the area were aware of Japanese air activity, staying on the surface would invite an attack and that was suicide. The Suez Maru's fate was that she travelled a known route that Bonefish patrolled. She was an easy target. At 0800 hours on the 29th Bonefish fires torpedoes in position 06º 22'S, 116º35'E. Bonefish's torpedo data: T4/2DUP -Translation: Fired 4 torpedoes of which 2 hit - Daylight - Under Water - Using Periscope. (Note: Actually only one torpedo inflicted damage on the Suez Maru; the second 'hit' must have been a 'Premature' and viewed as a 'hit' through Bonefish's periscope. The torpedoes were the old magnetic types prone to all kinds of malfunctions; 'Duds' or 'Pre matures'. Bonefish fired the 4 torpedoes at overlapping targets: Suez Maru and minesweeper W 12. Only the Suez Maru was hit. On board the Suez Maru. The lookout spots white traces in the water heading towards the ship and starts yelling: 'Torpedo, torpedo'! What happened to the anti-submarine precautions? Why no warning from W 12; what happened to the air coverage? The ship is frantically trying to dodge the incoming torpedo by making a big turn at full speed. The evasive action is successful and the first torpedo misses. Bonefish fires 2, 3 and 4. (Note: The torpedo firing sequence probably went something like this: Bonefish fires 1 and 2 but both miss the overlapping target; she then she fires 3 and 4. Three is a 'premature' but 4 is a direct hit at the stern of the Suez Maru - back of the ship into the No.4 hold). Panic and mass confusion on board. There are a considerable number of victims in the No. 4 hold; few men are moving. The majority of POWs are coming out of the No.3 hatch some with their life jackets on. They are ordered to go back down below into the No.4 hold to rescue the injured. The ship is dead in the water; the shaft is broken and the engines ceased to function; she slowly begins to sink. Since the POWs are too weak to do any heavy lifting, the Korean guards are instructed to throw the heavy life rafts into the sea and now everybody is jumping overboard. The W 12 reports 'heavy loss of life' and calls for assistance, but none arrives. The list of the sinking Suez Maru gradually becomes steep. At 0940 hours the Suez Maru finally disappears below the surface taking down with her the dead and seriously wounded who were unable to make it above deck. By this time the surviving POW's, estemated to be between 200 and 250 of them, are floating in the sea, clinging to the rafts, pieces of wood and debris while slowly drifting in the currents. Minesweeper W 12 who has managed to dodge Bonefish's torpedoes has come back cruising around in a large circle only picking up Japanese and Korean survivors. Around 1400 hours, after the last Japanese survivor is taken out of the sea, Captain Kawano of the W 12 confronts Lt. Koshio - who is one of the last ones to be picked up - with the following, the small Minesweeper is full and he cannot accommodate any more survivors; he is afraid the boat will capsize. He wants to know what should be done with the Allied survivors in the sea who are now floating in a long line. There is great animosity towards the enemy amongst his officers and men and after a short discussion Captain Kawano, as senior officer, orders the shooting of all allied survivors. The standing orders of the Army have to be carried out: 'Under no circumstances shall any allied survivor fall into enemy hands', especially with the enemy submarine probably still nearby. Since Lt. Koshio is officially still in charge of the POW's, he gets the order to supervise the killing. He takes charge of the rifle unit on W 12. A machine gun is readied at the bow of the boat and 12 men armed with rifles are deployed, 6 on each side of the fore deck. Lt. Koshio orders the officer in charge of the rifle unit and the lookouts to make no mistakes as to the targets because 2 Japanese are still missing. The Captain of the W 12 assumes command on the bridge and Lt. Koshio supervises the shooting. At 1415 hours the massacre begins. Minesweeper W 12 begins cruising at slow speed within 50 meters of the POW's, the left side of the ship facing them. The firing with the machine gun and rifles begins and continues until the sea around turns red with blood. Some brave POW's knowing they are going to be shot, stand up on the debris they are clinging to and present themselves as targets for the bullets. No POW's survived this ordeal. (see map).
516. Dora PENFOLD 1 [4987], daughter of Walter PENFOLD [5602] and Ivy RAYNER [5688], was born in 1918 (approx.). She died in 1993 (approx.) in Canada.
517. James PENFOLD 1 [5219], son of Walter PENFOLD [5602] and Ivy RAYNER [5688], was born on 3 July 1920. He died on 15 May 1984.
518. William Stanley PENFOLD 1 [5654], son of Henry George PENFOLD [5194] and Lily Rose MCDOWELL [4782], was born in 1909.
519. Edith Betty PENFOLD 1 [5000], daughter of Henry George PENFOLD [5194] and Lily Rose MCDOWELL [4782], was born in 1912. She married Alfred George FOX [4669] in 1932 (approx.).
Alfred George FOX 1 [4669] was born in 1910 (approx.).
520. Dora Emily PENFOLD 1 [4989], daughter of Henry George PENFOLD [5194] and Lily Rose MCDOWELL [4782], was born in 1917. She died in 1925.
521. Jack Henry PENFOLD 1 [5214], son of Henry George PENFOLD [5194] and Lily Rose MCDOWELL [4782], was born in 1924. He died in 1928.
522. Colin Frederick PENFOLD 477 [3662], son of Frederick Cuthbert PENFOLD [3635] and Lucie Rosina Hartelow BRUNT [3661], was born on 9 November 1917 in Christchurch. NZ. He died on 23 April 1944 in Holland. He was buried in Eindhoven military cemetery.
Colin was a top competitive tennis player before the war. He volunteered for the air force in 1941 and subsequently joined the RAF in England in 1942. He became pilot of Halifax bombers and flew over 30 operations before being shot down and killed over Holland in the course of a raid on Dusseldorf. He was awarded the DFC posthumously.
523. Joan Beatrice PENFOLD 477 [3664], daughter of Frederick Cuthbert PENFOLD [3635] and Lucie Rosina Hartelow BRUNT [3661], was born on 12 September 1920 in Christchurch. NZ. In 1940 she was in Nurse. She married Gustav MEURK [3665] on 26 June 1946 in Christchurch, NZ. She died on 1 January 2003 in Christchurch. NZ.
Joan was accepted for nursing training as soon as she reached the minimum age of 19. She had a distinguished career as a nurse over different periods before and after her marriage. This included being in charge of a small country hospital in Pongaroa and a member of the health and counselling service at Canterbury University. She was also active in Womens Bowling becoming President of the local association. When in her sixties she furthered her academic studies at Canterbury Univsrsity and was awarded the Certificate in Liberal Studies.
Gustav MEURK 477 [3665] was born in 1917 (approx.). He died on 15 January 1987 in Christchurch. NZ.
524. William PENFOLD 1 [5625], son of Frederick Arthur PENFOLD [5108] and Sarah Ann GOLDING [4686], was born in 1879 (approx.) in Goudhurst, Kent.
525. Arthur PENFOLD 1 [4881], son of Frederick Arthur PENFOLD [5108] and Sarah Ann GOLDING [4686], was born on 5 September 1881 in Goudhurst. He was baptised on 30 October 1881 in Goudhurst.
526. Reginald PENFOLD 1 [5464], son of Albert Charles PENFOLD [4836] and Ellen BOWDEN [4571], was born in 1898 in London. He married Janet HUGHES [4728] in 1924 (approx.).
Janet HUGHES 1 [4728] was born in 1900 (approx.).
527. Fred PENFOLD 1 [5102], son of Albert Charles PENFOLD [4836] and Ellen BOWDEN [4571], was born in 1906 (approx.). He married June UNKNOWN [5788] in 1928 (approx.). He married May VILLA [5797] in 1938 (approx.).
June UNKNOWN 1 [5788] was born in 1908 (approx.).
May VILLA 1 [5797] was born in 1908 (approx.).
528. Walter PENFOLD 1 [5604], son of Walter PENFOLD [5606] and Sophia Alenor Rose PERRIE [5665], was born in 1906 (approx.). He died in Staines, Essex.
529. Edward Charles PENFOLD 1 [5014], son of Walter PENFOLD [5606] and Sophia Alenor Rose PERRIE [5665], was born on 6 April 1908. He was a Butcher. He married Alice Emma ELTON [4655] in 1927 (approx.). He experienced Military service between 1941 and 1945 in RASC. He was a Special Constable KSC Security Officer Ind Coope. Between 1941 and 1945 he was in Driver RASC. He died in 1977 in Westerham, Kent.
Alice Emma ELTON 1 [4655] was born on 11 October 1903 in Burton, Staffs. She died in Westerham. She and Edward Charles PENFOLD had the following children:
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530. Sydney PENFOLD 1 [5560], son of Walter PENFOLD [5606] and Sophia Alenor Rose PERRIE [5665], was born in 1910 (approx.) in Westerham. His Cause of death (Facts Pg) was 'Injuries following pedestrian crossing accident'. He married Ruth UNKNOWN [5792] in 1932 (approx.). He died in 1997 (approx.) in Westerham.
Ruth UNKNOWN 1 [5792] was born in 1912 (approx.).
531. Dorothy PENFOLD 1 [4992], daughter of Walter PENFOLD [5606] and Sophia Alenor Rose PERRIE [5665], was born in 1912 (approx.) in Westerham. She married Unknown FOSTER [4668] in 1932 (approx.). She died in Eltham, South London.
Unknown FOSTER 1 [4668] was born in 1910 (approx.).
532. Emily Ellen PENFOLD 1 [5048], daughter of Frederick William PENFOLD [5118] and Louise Alice HAYTER [4712], was born on 19 January 1911 in Wilton. She and Thomas Edwin Franklin BINGHAM [4567] experienced Marriage in 1931 (approx.). She and Harry Shadbolt STEWART [5737] experienced Marriage on 26 September 1962. She died on 14 April 1991 in Ramsgate.
Thomas Edwin Franklin BINGHAM 1 [4567] was born on 7 August 1908. He died on 27 December 1958.
Harry Shadbolt STEWART 1 [5737] was born in 1909 (approx.).
533. Violet PENFOLD 1 [5597], daughter of Frederick William PENFOLD [5118] and Louise Alice HAYTER [4712], was born in 1913 (approx.).
534. Edna Grace PENFOLD 1 [5004], daughter of George William PENFOLD [5147] and Ada TAYLOR [5747], was born on 15 September 1911 in Barrington, New South Wales, Australia. She married Arthur R SEMMLER [5711] in 1931 (approx.) in Temora, NSW. She and Kenneth David BOORER [4570] experienced Marriage in 1941 (approx.) in Newcastle, NSW. She died on 25 October 1979.
Kenneth David BOORER 1 [4570] was born in 1909 (approx.).
Arthur R SEMMLER 1 [5711] was born in 1909 (approx.).
535. George Douglas PENFOLD 1 [5139], son of George William PENFOLD [5147] and Ada TAYLOR [5747], was born on 15 September 1911 in Barrington. He died in 1994.
536. Catherine Elizabeth PENFOLD 1 [4920], daughter of George William PENFOLD [5147] and Ada TAYLOR [5747], was born on 19 October 1912 in Stroud, NSW. She and Unknown STEVENS [5736] experienced Marriage in 1932 (approx.). She died in 1980.
Unknown STEVENS 1 [5736] was born in 1910 (approx.).
537. Alice Doris PENFOLD 1 [4852], daughter of George William PENFOLD [5147] and Ada TAYLOR [5747], was born on 30 August 1914 in Stroud. She and John Sylvester COX [4614] experienced Marriage in 1941 (approx.) in Trunkey, NSW.
John Sylvester COX 1 [4614] was born in 1912 (approx.).
538. Stella Boyce PENFOLD 1 [5540], daughter of George William PENFOLD [5147] and Ada TAYLOR [5747], was born on 22 May 1916 in Barrington. She and Clifford Gordon SMITH [5717] experienced Marriage in 1941 (approx.) in Portland, NSW. She died on 22 November 1986.
Clifford Gordon SMITH 1 [5717] was born on 13 November 1913 in Stroud.
539. Amy Ethel Isabel PENFOLD 1 [4865], daughter of George Arthur PENFOLD [5136] and Elsie Isobel Clara WATSON [5808], was born on 13 April 1907 in East Maitland, NSW. She married Reginald G. KAY [4747] on 8 September 1926 in East Maitland.
Reginald G. KAY 1 [4747] was born in 1906 in Maitland, NSW.
540. Audrey May PENFOLD 1 [4890], daughter of George Arthur PENFOLD [5136] and Elsie Isobel Clara WATSON [5808], was born on 6 December 1909 in Stroud. She married John H. MCDONALD [4781] on 12 August 1931 in East Maitland.
John H. MCDONALD 1 [4781] was born in 1913 in Stroud.
541. Thelma Jean PENFOLD 1 [5564], daughter of Raymond Charles PENFOLD [5461] and Ada Myrtle CANT [4590], was born on 16 October 1913 in West Maitland, NSW. She married Douglas Ronald Manfred HIPWELL [4723] on 16 October 1935 in West Maitland. She died in 2004 in Maitland West, NSW.
Douglas Ronald Manfred HIPWELL 1 [4723] was born on 17 August 1909 in Paterson, NSW. He died on 1 August 1976.
542. Edith PENFOLD 1 [4999], daughter of George William PENFOLD [5149] and Alison Margaret MACKAY [4771], was born in 1914 (approx.).
543. John Lindsay PENFOLD 1 [5276], son of John Lewis PENFOLD [5275] and Alta Linda Pearl STOKES [5738], was born on 15 December 1916 in Stroud. He married Eunice May TONKINS [5758] on 29 April 1944 in Latter Day Saints Church, Tuncurry, NSW. He died on 26 July 1971 in Rankin Park Hospital, New Lambton, Newcastle, NSW.
Eunice May TONKINS 1 [5758] was born on 7 January 1926 in Tuncurry, NSW. She died on 22 February 1977 in St Vincent's Hospital, Sydney, NSW.
544. Doreen Lesley PENFOLD 1 [4990], daughter of John Lewis PENFOLD [5275] and Alta Linda Pearl STOKES [5738], was born on 21 March 1923 in Stroud. She died in 1990 (approx.) in Newcastle.
545. Raymond Allan PENFOLD 1 [5460], son of John Lewis PENFOLD [5275] and Alta Linda Pearl STOKES [5738], was born on 11 December 1927 in Stroud. He died in December 1981.
546. Kenneth William PENFOLD 1 [5314], son of John Thomas PENFOLD [5281] and Olive Gertrude PAYNE [4819], was born on 14 July 1906 in Singleton, NSW. He died on 10 December 1906 in Singleton.
Stillborn.
547. Reginald Bruce PENFOLD 1 [5465], son of John Thomas PENFOLD [5281] and Olive Gertrude PAYNE [4819], was born on 3 November 1907 in Waratah, NSW. He was in Clerk. He and Mildred Isabel St VINCENT [5798] experienced Marriage on 12 April 1927 in Newcastle. He died on 24 February 1967 in Rankin Park, NSW.
Mildred Isabel St VINCENT 1 [5798] was born in 1909 (approx.).
548. Gordon Robert PENFOLD 1 [5158], son of John Thomas PENFOLD [5281] and Olive Gertrude PAYNE [4819], was born on 1 January 1911 in Temora. He was in Carpenter. He and Lorna HANCOCK [4705] experienced Marriage on 30 January 1932 in Mayfield, NSW. He died on 6 August 1956 in Mayfield.
Lorna HANCOCK 1 [4705] was born on 23 February 1909 in Minmi, NSW. She died on 11 July 1980 in Newcastle.
549. Harold Harmer PENFOLD 1 [5169], son of John Thomas PENFOLD [5281] and Olive Gertrude PAYNE [4819], was born in 1914 (approx.) in Temora. He died in 1918 in Narrandera, NSW.
550. Elsie Hazel PENFOLD 1 [5040], daughter of William Ernest PENFOLD [5641] and Eva May TAYLOR [5749], was born on 16 October 1904 in West Maitland. She and Hubert Lindsay WATSON [5810] experienced Marriage on 26 December 1931 in Morpeth, NSW. She died on 25 June 1992.
Hubert Lindsay WATSON 1 [5810] was born on 14 December 1899 in Morpeth. He died on 23 October 1983.
551. Jessie Genevive PENFOLD 1 [5249], daughter of Robert William PENFOLD [5490] and May MCLEOD [4785], was born on 17 June 1907 in Maitland. She and Walter A. SUTTON [5746] experienced Marriage on 27 November 1926 in Kurri Kurri, NSW.
Walter A. SUTTON 1 [5746] was born in 1904 (approx.) in Stroud. He died on 9 December 1967 in Kurri Kurri.
552. Robert William PENFOLD 1 [5489], son of Robert William PENFOLD [5490] and May MCLEOD [4785], was born on 23 April 1909 in West Maitland. He and Violet May UNDERWOOD [5762] experienced Marriage in 1931 (approx.) in Kurri Kurri. He died on 23 February 1973 in Cessnock, NSW.
Violet May UNDERWOOD 1 [5762] was born in 1906 in Stroud. She died in 2004. She and Robert William PENFOLD had the following children:
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553. May PENFOLD 1 [5408], daughter of Robert William PENFOLD [5490] and May MCLEOD [4785], was born on 11 November 1911 in Maitland West. She and Reginald T. FILMER [4664] experienced Marriage on 2 December 1931 in Newcastle. 509 She died on 5 June 2000 in Kurri Kurri Masonic Village Hostel, Lang St, Kurri Kurri, NSW.
Reginald T. FILMER 1 [4664] was born in 1908 in 134 Deakin St, Kurri Kurri, NSW. He died on 14 June 1998 in Kurri Kurri Masonic Village Hostel.
554. Hazel D. PENFOLD 1 [5180], daughter of Frederick James PENFOLD [5115] and Clara Ann WARE [5805], was born in 1912 (approx.) in Wallsend, NSW. She and Thomas H. PARKES [4813] experienced Marriage in 1933 (approx.) in New Lambton, NSW.
Thomas H. PARKES 1 [4813] was born in 1906 in Wallsend, Newcastle, NSW.
555. Frederick D. PENFOLD 1 [5110], son of Frederick James PENFOLD [5115] and Clara Ann WARE [5805], was born in 1914 (approx.) in Kurri Kurri. He died in 1914 (approx.) in Kurri Kurri.
Stillborn.
556. Beryl Jean PENFOLD 1 [4895], daughter of Frederick James PENFOLD [5115] and Clara Ann WARE [5805], was born in 1916 (approx.) in Kurri Kurri. She died in November 1917 in Kurri Kurri.
557. Evelyn Joyce PENFOLD 1 [5071], daughter of Frederick James PENFOLD [5115] and Clara Ann WARE [5805], was born in 1918 (approx.) in Kurri Kurri. She died in 1944 in Wallsend.
558. Edna M. PENFOLD 1 [5005], daughter of Oliver PENFOLD [5434] and Violet R. PORTEUS [5673], was born in 1914 in Kurri Kurri. She married Roy S. COLLIER [4606] in 1933 in Kurri Kurri.
Roy S. COLLIER 1 [4606] was born in 1912 (approx.).
559. Gladys I. PENFOLD 1 [5153], daughter of Oliver PENFOLD [5434] and Violet R. PORTEUS [5673], was born in 1915 in Kurri Kurri. She died in 1915 in Kurri Kurri.
560. Sylvia Jean PENFOLD 1 [5562], daughter of Harold Victor Thomas PENFOLD [5170] and Myra Kathleen MCMULLEN [4787], was born on 4 July 1920 in Waratah. She died on 23 March 1991 in Gosford, NSW.
561. Laurel Ann PENFOLD 1 [5324], daughter of Harold Victor Thomas PENFOLD [5170] and Myra Kathleen MCMULLEN [4787], was born on 13 April 1922 in Maitland West. She died on 29 July 1984 in Mebourne, VIC.
562. Esther May PENFOLD 1 [5062], daughter of William Thomas PENFOLD [5655] and Annie MURRAY [4803], was born in 1912 in Wallsend. She married Francis G.M. DUNLAVIE [4646] in 1930 in Adamstown, NSW. She died on 21 September 1991 in Newcastle.
Francis G.M. DUNLAVIE 1 [4646] was born in 1910 (approx.).
563. Eunice T. PENFOLD 1 [5069], daughter of William Thomas PENFOLD [5655] and Annie MURRAY [4803], was born in 1914 in Wallsend. She married William G. AYLIFFE [4557] in 1934 in Wickham, NSW.
William G. AYLIFFE 1 [4557] was born in 1912 (approx.). He died on 19 October 1985.
564. Lance Edward William PENFOLD 1 [5323], son of Edward George PENFOLD [5015] and Vivian G.S. PARRY [4815], was born in 1923 (approx.). He died on 3 July 1971 in Toronto, NSW.
565. Arnold Cecil PENFOLD 1 [4880], son of Edward George PENFOLD [5015] and Vivian G.S. PARRY [4815], was born in 1929 (approx.). He died on 28 May 1988.
566. Kenneth C. PENFOLD 1 [5311], son of Horace Edward PENFOLD [5205], was born on 14 May 1927 in Mayfield. He died on 25 May 1927 in Maitland. He was buried in May 1927 in Sandgate cemetery, CofE section.
567. Donald Cedric PENFOLD 1 [4983], son of Horace Edward PENFOLD [5205], was born on 23 March 1937 in 64 Woodstock St, Mayfield, NSW. He was in Gardener Newcastle Shire. He was in C of E. He died in October 1963 in Warners Bay, NSW. He was buried in Beresfield cemetery, NSW.
568. William PENFOLD 1 [5635], son of Albert NAGLE [4804] and Ruth E. PENFOLD [5506], was born on 9 December 1925 in Newcastle. He married Gwen UNKNOWN [5782] in 1950 (approx.). He died on 3 July 1999 in Sydney, NSW.
Gwen UNKNOWN 1 [5782] was born in 1930 (approx.). She died in May 1993.
569. Kenneth John PENFOLD 1 [5312], son of Harold Charles PENFOLD [5166] and Gladys Harriett DALTON [4628], was born on 19 January 1936. He died on 24 January 1990 in Newcastle.
570. Ronald Jack PENFOLD 1 [5494], son of Harold Charles PENFOLD [5166] and Gladys Harriett DALTON [4628], was born on 19 November 1941. He died on 29 April 1993.
Thirteenth Generation
571. Edward Henry PENFOLD 1 [5016], son of Edward Charles PENFOLD [5014] and Alice Emma ELTON [4655], was born in 1929 in Westerham, Kent. He died in 1955. He was buried in 1955 in Westerham.
572. Margaret PENFOLD 1 [5367], daughter of Edward Charles PENFOLD [5014] and Alice Emma ELTON [4655], was born in 1931 (approx.) in Westerham. She died in 1936 (approx.). She was buried in 1936 in Westerham.
573. Roger PENFOLD 1 [5492], son of Edward Charles PENFOLD [5014] and Alice Emma ELTON [4655], was born in 1934 (approx.) in Westerham. He died in 1936 (approx.).
Twin with John; both died abt 18 months.
574. John PENFOLD 1 [5268], son of Edward Charles PENFOLD [5014] and Alice Emma ELTON [4655], was born in 1934 (approx.) in Westerham. He died in 1936 (approx.).
Twin with Roger; both died abt 18 months.
575. Robin PENFOLD 1 [5491], son of Edward Charles PENFOLD [5014] and Alice Emma ELTON [4655], was born in 1935 (approx.) in Westerham. He died in 1938 (approx.).
576. Marlene C. PENFOLD 1 [5377], daughter of Robert William PENFOLD [5489] and Violet May UNDERWOOD [5762], was born in 1931 (approx.). She died in 1933.
Sources
| 1 | "John Green [Tree020]". |
| Merged 12/05/2009 20:44. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file |
| 2 | Details: Details: Details: Footnote: M131351. Footnote: M131351. Footnote: M131351. Footnote: M131351. |
| 3 | "IGI unconfirmed". |
| IGI unconfirmed, IGI unconfirmed, IGI unconfirmed, IGI unconfirmed, Source
Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 7407403 98 0934366. |
| 4 | "LDS Patron input". |
| LDS Patron input, LDS Patron input, LDS Patron input, LDS Patron input, Source
Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| Film 455315.
Text From Source: Early Maidstone has not been filmed by LDS |
| 5 | "IGI unconfirmed". |
| IGI unconfirmed, IGI unconfirmed, IGI unconfirmed, IGI unconfirmed, Source
Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 447974 0089 15912 Or A455313 00 455313-455317. |
| 6 | "LDS Patron input". |
| LDS Patron input, LDS Patron input, LDS Patron input, LDS Patron input, Source
Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. |
| 7 | "Ancestral File". |
| Ancestral File, Ancestral File, Ancestral File, Ancestral File, Source Medium:
Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| AFN: 192L-16Q. |
| 8 | Ibid. AFN: 192L-17X. |
| 9 | Ibid. AFN: 192L-14B. |
| 10 | "St Dunstans's Cranbrook PR". |
| St Dunstans's Cranbrook PR, St Dunstans's Cranbrook PR, St Dunstans's
Cranbrook PR, St Dunstans's Cranbrook PR, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| M 013225. |
| 11 | "Will". |
| Will, Will, Will, Will, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. |
| 12 | "St Dunstans's Cranbrook PR". |
| St Dunstans's Cranbrook PR, St Dunstans's Cranbrook PR, St Dunstans's
Cranbrook PR, St Dunstans's Cranbrook PR, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| C034619. |
| 13 | "Ancestral File". |
| Ancestral File, Ancestral File, Ancestral File, Ancestral File, Source Medium:
Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 457661 Or 446212 026 92391. |
| 14 | Ibid. AFN: 192L-6DT. |
| 15 | "Not IGI". |
| Not IGI, Not IGI, Not IGI, Not IGI, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. |
| 16 | "Ancestral File". |
| Ancestral File, Ancestral File, Ancestral File, Ancestral File, Source Medium:
Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| AFN: 192L-6F2. |
| 17 | Details: Details: Details: Footnote: Dod is tentative; there is a Sarah with Thomas & Mary in Amberly, Sussex in 1841. Footnote: Dod is tentative; there is a Sarah with Thomas & Mary in Amberly, Sussex in 1841. Footnote: Dod is tentative; there is a Sarah with Thomas & Mary in Amberly, Sussex in 1841. Footnote: Dod is tentative; there is a Sarah with Thomas & Mary in Amberly, Sussex in 1841. |
| 18 | "Ancestral File". |
| Ancestral File, Ancestral File, Ancestral File, Ancestral File, Source Medium:
Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| AFN: 192L-OF1. |
| 19 | "Unconfirmed: Not IGI". |
| Unconfirmed: Not IGI, Unconfirmed: Not IGI, Unconfirmed: Not IGI, Unconfirmed:
Not IGI, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. |
| 20 | "Ancestral File". |
| Ancestral File, Ancestral File, Ancestral File, Ancestral File, Source Medium:
Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| AFN: 192L-OG7. |
| 21 | Ibid. AFN: 192L-OHF. |
| 22 | Ibid. AFN: 192L-6KV. |
| 23 | Ibid. |
| 24 | Ibid. AFN: 192L- 6L3. |
| 25 | "IGI unconfirmed". |
| IGI unconfirmed, IGI unconfirmed, IGI unconfirmed, IGI unconfirmed, Source
Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. |
| 26 | "Ancestral File". |
| Ancestral File, Ancestral File, Ancestral File, Ancestral File, Source Medium:
Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| AFN: 16ML-KHW. |
| 27 | "All Saints Hurstmonceux PR". |
| All Saints Hurstmonceux PR, All Saints Hurstmonceux PR, All Saints Hurstmonceux PR, All Saints Hurstmonceux PR. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| M166101.
Text From Source: Marriage to Mary is shown as private LDS record for Goudhurst in 1792 |
| 28 | "1841 census". |
| 1841 census, 1841 census, 1841 census, 1841 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| HO107 473-4 35 7.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 29 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 2q 1846 Cranbrook 5 58. |
| 30 | "Ancestral File". |
| Ancestral File, Ancestral File, Ancestral File, Ancestral File, Source Medium:
Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| AFN: 192L-6G8. |
| 31 | Ibid. AFN: 192L-8J1. |
| 32 | "1841 census". |
| 1841 census, 1841 census, 1841 census, 1841 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| HO107 472-9 8 33 8.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 33 | "Ancestral File". |
| Ancestral File, Ancestral File, Ancestral File, Ancestral File, Source Medium:
Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| AFN: 192L-6JN. |
| 34 | "1841 census". |
| 1841 census, 1841 census, 1841 census, 1841 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| HO107 1092 1 21.
Text From Source: Image held. This Thomas is a shoemaker and has daughters Esther & Elizabeth and a son George; George's and Elizabeth's ages do not match with the known George and Elizabeth and it may be that the census reference does not represent this family |
| 35 | "1851 census". |
| 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| HO107 / 1619 / 86 / 3.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 36 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 4q 1857 Cranbrook 2a 2 5. |
| 37 | "1861 census". |
| 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG9 507 115 13. |
| 38 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 1q 1868 Cranbrook 2a 356. |
| 39 | "1841 census". |
| 1841 census, 1841 census, 1841 census, 1841 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| HO107 473-3 8 7.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 40 | "1851 census". |
| 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| HO107 1619 271 9.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 41 | "1861 census". |
| 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG9 508 32 10.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 42 | "1871 census". |
| 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG10 951 36 12.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 43 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 1q 1874 Cranbrook 2a 406. |
| 44 | "St Mary Lamberhurst PR". |
| St Mary Lamberhurst PR, St Mary Lamberhurst PR, St Mary Lamberhurst PR, St Mary Lamberhurst PR. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| C131531. |
| 45 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 3q 1865 Cranbrook 2a 353. |
| 46 | "1841 census". |
| 1841 census, 1841 census, 1841 census, 1841 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| HO107 473-3 1 14 21.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 47 | "1851 census". |
| 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| HO107 1619 269 5.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 48 | "1861 census". |
| 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG9 508 3 28 1.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 49 | "1871 census". |
| 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG10 951 3 47 34.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 50 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 3q 1876 Cranbrook 2a 381.
Text From Source: Aged 81 |
| 51 | Ibid. 3q 1883 Cranbrook 2a 373. |
| 52 | "St Mary the Virgin Ticehurst PR". |
| St Mary the Virgin Ticehurst PR, St Mary the Virgin Ticehurst PR, St Mary the
Virgin Ticehurst PR, St Mary the Virgin Ticehurst PR, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| M013842. |
| 53 | "1841 census". |
| 1841 census, 1841 census, 1841 census, 1841 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| HO107 473-4 33 3.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 54 | "1851 census". |
| 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| HO107 1619 308 7.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 55 | "1861 census". |
| 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG9 508 19 7.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 56 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 1q 1869 Cranbrook 2a 410. |
| 57 | "1841 census". |
| 1841 census, 1841 census, 1841 census, 1841 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| HO107 1109 7 3.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 58 | "Speldhurst PR". |
| Speldhurst PR, Speldhurst PR, Speldhurst PR, Speldhurst PR. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| M165172. |
| 59 | "1841 census". |
| 1841 census, 1841 census, 1841 census, 1841 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| HO107 1116 10 38.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 60 | "1851 census". |
| 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| HO107 1639 424 5.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 61 | "1861 census". |
| 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG9 572 48 8.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 62 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 4q 1863 Ticehurst 2b 39. |
| 63 | "1880 US census". |
| 1880 US census, 1880 US census, 1880 US census, 1880 US census, Source Medium:
Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| Text From Source: John 83, widower & father Peter 50 brother Stepehen 45 head & Rebecca 43 wife |
| 64 | "1841 census". |
| 1841 census, 1841 census, 1841 census, 1841 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| HO107 1109 7 17.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 65 | "1851 census". |
| 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| HO107 1639 132 6.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 66 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 1q 1859 Hastings 2b 21. |
| 67 | "1861 census". |
| 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG9 570 47 5.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 68 | "1871 census". |
| 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG10 1046 51 1.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 69 | "1881 census". |
| 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG11 1045 46 1 & 2.
Text From Source: Images held. Willam's daughter Mary Jane is Peter's housekeeper |
| 70 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 2Q 1886 Ticehurst 2b 57. |
| 71 | "St Peter & St Paul, Tonbridge PR". |
| St Peter & St Paul, Tonbridge PR, St Peter & St Paul, Tonbridge PR, St Peter & St Paul, Tonbridge PR, St Peter & St Paul, Tonbridge PR. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| M008391 and M008394. |
| 72 | "St Dunstans's Cranbrook PR". |
| St Dunstans's Cranbrook PR, St Dunstans's Cranbrook PR, St Dunstans's
Cranbrook PR, St Dunstans's Cranbrook PR, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| C068111. |
| 73 | "1841 census". |
| 1841 census, 1841 census, 1841 census, 1841 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| HO107 485-14 18 20 2.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 74 | "1871 census". |
| 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG10 924 18 58 4.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 75 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 3q 1854 Horsham 2b 367. |
| 76 | "1851 census". |
| 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| HO107 1619 2h 167 8.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 77 | "1871 census". |
| 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG10 952 8 7 6.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 78 | "1881 census". |
| 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG11 940 8 6 6.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 79 | "1891 census". |
| 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG12 694 57 2.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 80 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 2q 1845 St Pancras 1 289. |
| 81 | Details: Details: Details: Citation Text: Source unknown Footnote: Source unknown. Alternatively to Thomas & Mary at Newhaven 17/4/1812 (C148291) Footnote: Source unknown. Alternatively to Thomas & Mary at Newhaven 17/4/1812 (C148291) Footnote: Source unknown. Alternatively to Thomas & Mary at Newhaven 17/4/1812 (C148291) Footnote: Source unknown. Alternatively to Thomas & Mary at Newhaven 17/4/1812 (C148291) |
| 82 | "St Nicholas Brighton". |
| St Nicholas Brighton, St Nicholas Brighton, St Nicholas Brighton, St Nicholas Brighton. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| M147935. |
| 83 | "1841 census". |
| 1841 census, 1841 census, 1841 census, 1841 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| HO107 1070 2 1 22 36.
Text From Source: Tentative |
| 84 | Details: Details: Details: Footnote: Alternatively at Newhaven, Sussex 17/5/1809 to Thomas & Mary C148291. Footnote: Alternatively at Newhaven, Sussex 17/5/1809 to Thomas & Mary C148291. Footnote: Alternatively at Newhaven, Sussex 17/5/1809 to Thomas & Mary C148291. Footnote: Alternatively at Newhaven, Sussex 17/5/1809 to Thomas & Mary C148291. |
| 85 | "1841 census". |
| 1841 census, 1841 census, 1841 census, 1841 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| HO107 481-11 9 11 17.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 86 | "1861 census". |
| 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG9 464 7 128 14.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 87 | "1871 census". |
| 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG10 878 6 8 12.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 88 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 4q 1883 Elham 2a 566. |
| 89 | "St Dunstans's Cranbrook PR". |
| St Dunstans's Cranbrook PR, St Dunstans's Cranbrook PR, St Dunstans's
Cranbrook PR, St Dunstans's Cranbrook PR, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| C034619.
Text From Source: d of Thomas & Mary |
| 90 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 2q 1868 Rye 2b 7. |
| 91 | "1841 census". |
| 1841 census, 1841 census, 1841 census, 1841 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| HO107 1105 5 6 16 25.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 92 | "1851 census". |
| 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| HO107 1635 4a 75 1.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 93 | "1871 census". |
| 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG10 1025 6 71 20.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 94 | "1881 census". |
| 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG11 1021 3 71 37.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 95 | "Chapel on the Hill, Independent PR". |
| Chapel on the Hill, Independent PR, Chapel on the Hill, Independent PR, Chapel on the Hill, Independent PR, Chapel on the Hill, Independent PR. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| C068111. |
| 96 | "1851 census". |
| 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| HO107 1619 112 26.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 97 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 3q 1843 Canterbury 5 89. |
| 98 | Ibid. 1q 1843 Cranbrook 5 97. |
| 99 | Ibid. 4q 1849 Cranbrook 5 161. |
| 100 | "1861 census". |
| 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG9 394 174 40.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 101 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 2q 1864 Lewisham 1d 1026. |
| 102 | "1871 census". |
| 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG10 750 34 13.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 103 | "1881 census". |
| 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG11 705 48 40.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 104 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 4q 1855 Greenwich 1d 610. |
| 105 | "1871 census". |
| 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG10 750 34 13. |
| 106 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 4q 1875 Marylebone 1a 396. |
| 107 | Ibid. 4q 1862 Kensington 1a 16. |
| 108 | Ibid. 4q 1847 Stepney 2 527. |
| 109 | "1851 census". |
| 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| HO107 1635 257 42. |
| 110 | "1861 census". |
| 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG9 558 49 9. |
| 111 | "1881 census". |
| 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG11 1017 81 43. |
| 112 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 4q 1848 Rye 7 749. |
| 113 | "St Michael's Newhaven PR". |
| St Michael's Newhaven PR, St Michael's Newhaven PR, St Michael's Newhaven PR, St Michael's Newhaven PR. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| M148292. |
| 114 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 2q 1849 Lewes 7 591. |
| 115 | "1851 census". |
| 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| HO107 / 1643 / 726 / 4.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 116 | "1861 census". |
| 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG9 589 13 20.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 117 | "1871 census". |
| 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG10 1067 5 92 12.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 118 | "1881 census". |
| 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG11 1070 8 10.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 119 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 3q 1887 Lewes 2b 105. |
| 120 | "1881 census". |
| 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG11 1070 8 10. |
| 121 | "1891 census". |
| 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG12 797 5 82 8.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 122 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 4q 1898 Lewes 2b 107. |
| 123 | "1841 census". |
| 1841 census, 1841 census, 1841 census, 1841 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| HO107 679-11 39 18.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 124 | "1851 census". |
| 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| HO107 1487 214 2.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 125 | "1861 census". |
| 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG9 71 67 2.
Text From Source: Louisa is living apart at 26 Devonshire St, probably because of William's status (see Louisa) |
| 126 | "1871 census". |
| 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG10 155 86 51 & 52.
Text From Source: Images held |
| 127 | "1881 census". |
| 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG11 138 86 8.
Text From Source: Image held. Mary Ann (niece) is Thomas' daughter |
| 128 | "1891 census". |
| 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG12 1079 87 86.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 129 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 3q 1856 West London 1c 143.
Text From Source: Louisa Grove 1856Jul-Aug-Sep West London London Joseph Hancock 1856 Jul-Aug-Sep West London London William Penfold 1856 Jul-Aug-Sep West London London Sarah Louisa Smith 1856 Jul-Aug-Sep West London London |
| 130 | "1861 census". |
| 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG9 71 91 50.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 131 | "St Margaret's Horsmonden PR". |
| St Margaret's Horsmonden PR, St Margaret's Horsmonden PR, St Margaret's
Horsmonden PR, St Margaret's Horsmonden PR, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| C131472. |
| 132 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 4q 1853 Shoreditch 1c 390. |
| 133 | "1861 census". |
| 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG9 244 137 32.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 134 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 3q 1840 Kensington 3 196. |
| 135 | Ibid. 2q 1868 Shoreditch 1c 133. |
| 136 | "1881 census". |
| 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG11 401 103 15.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 137 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 4q 1851 St George in the East 2 67. |
| 138 | "1841 census". |
| 1841 census, 1841 census, 1841 census, 1841 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| HO107 476-7 5 4.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 139 | "1851 census". |
| 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| HO107 1642 279 13 & 14.
Text From Source: Images held |
| 140 | "1861 census". |
| 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG9 724 4 1.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 141 | "1871 census". |
| 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG10 131 44 28.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 142 | "1881 census". |
| 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG11 1390 88 34.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 143 | "1891 census". |
| 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG12 1083 167 30.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 144 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 3q 1840 Milton 5 387. |
| 145 | Ibid. 4q 1892 Greenwich 1d 601. |
| 146 | "1841 census". |
| 1841 census, 1841 census, 1841 census, 1841 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| HO107 472-9 38 1.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 147 | "1861 census". |
| 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG9 799 42 8.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 148 | "1871 census". |
| 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG10 1342 65 51.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 149 | "1891 census". |
| 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG12 1083 167 30. |
| 150 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 3q 1893 Greenwich 1d 655. |
| 151 | Ibid. 3q 1851 Westminster 1 543. |
| 152 | Ibid. 3q 1855 Maidstone 2a 663. |
| 153 | Ibid. 4q 1840 Tonbridge 5 598. |
| 154 | "1851 census". |
| 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| HO107 1619 277 20.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 155 | "1861 census". |
| 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG9 508 37 19 & 20.
Text From Source: Image held. Strangely, Caroline is listed as unmarried, while in fact she was widow of James Watkins |
| 156 | "1871 census". |
| 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG10 951 42 23.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 157 | "1881 census". |
| 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG11 939 38 18.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 158 | "1891 census". |
| 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG12 695 29 5.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 159 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 4q 1894 Cranbrook 2a 424. |
| 160 | Ibid. 3q 1898 Cranbrook 2a 530. |
| 161 | "1841 census". |
| 1841 census, 1841 census, 1841 census, 1841 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| HO107 1225 5 7.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 162 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 2q 1845 Cranbrook 5 147. |
| 163 | "1851 census". |
| 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| HO107 1616 214 16.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 164 | "1861 census". |
| 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG9 498 8 10 & 11.
Text From Source: Images held |
| 165 | "1871 census". |
| 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG10 938 16 26.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 166 | "1881 census". |
| 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG11 925 36 14.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 167 | "1891 census". |
| 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG12 684 68 1.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 168 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 1q 1898 Maidstone 2a 523. |
| 169 | Ibid. 1q 1895 Marden 2a 565. |
| 170 | "1861 census". |
| 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG9 508 3 28 1.
Text From Source: See John Penfold, father |
| 171 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 3q 1847 Cranbrook 5 117. |
| 172 | "1851 census". |
| 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| HO107 1619 279 24.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 173 | "1861 census". |
| 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG9 498 35 10.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 174 | "1871 census". |
| 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG10 938 14 22.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 175 | "1881 census". |
| 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG11 925 12 18.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 176 | "1891 census". |
| 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG12 684 77 19.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 177 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 2q 1891 Marden 2a 462. |
| 178 | Ibid. 3q 1898 Hollingbourne 2a 525. |
| 179 | Ibid. 1q 1852 Cranbrook 2a 519. |
| 180 | "1861 census". |
| 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG9 508 32 9.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 181 | "1881 census". |
| 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG11 925 10 14.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 182 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 4q 1884 Maidstone 2a 416. |
| 183 | "1891 census". |
| 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG12 684 75 15. |
| 184 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 1q 1895 Maidstone 2a 568. |
| 185 | Ibid. 2q 1860 Cranbrook 2a 735. |
| 186 | "1901 census". |
| 1901 census, 1901 census, 1901 census, 1901 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG13 776 40 7.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 187 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 4q 1917 Cranbrook 2a 1075. |
| 188 | "1841 census". |
| 1841 census, 1841 census, 1841 census, 1841 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| HO107 473-3 2 1. |
| 189 | "1861 census". |
| 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG9 508 3 28 1.
Text From Source: See John Penfold, father-in-law |
| 190 | "1871 census". |
| 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG10 951 3 47 34.
Text From Source: See John Penfold, father in law |
| 191 | "1881 census". |
| 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG11 939 42 26.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 192 | "1891 census". |
| 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG12 695 3 28 3.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 193 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 1q 1900 Cranbrook 2a 673. |
| 194 | "1851 census". |
| 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| HO107 1644 175 36.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 195 | "1861 census". |
| 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG9 592 132 21.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 196 | "1871 census". |
| 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG10 1074 98 14.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 197 | "1881 census". |
| 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG11 1078 97 7 & 8.
Text From Source: Images held |
| 198 | "1891 census". |
| 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG12 814 15 24 & 25.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 199 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 3q 1840 Ticehurst 7 595. |
| 200 | Ibid. 4q 1892 Brighton 2b 181. |
| 201 | "1891 census". |
| 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG12 814 15 24 & 25.
Text From Source: Images held |
| 202 | "1901 census". |
| 1901 census, 1901 census, 1901 census, 1901 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG13 932 122 29.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 203 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 1q 1847 Cranbrook 5 107. |
| 204 | "1851 census". |
| 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| HO107 1619 261 12.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 205 | "1861 census". |
| 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG9 508 23 15.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 206 | "1871 census". |
| 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG10 951 24 17. |
| 207 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 4q 1877 Cranbrook 2a 369. |
| 208 | "1881 census". |
| 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG11 939 24 19.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 209 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 3q 1882 Medway 2a 264. |
| 210 | "1861 census". |
| 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG9 508 48 5.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 211 | "1871 census". |
| 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG10 951 31 1 & 2.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 212 | "1881 census". |
| 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG11 939 18 8.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 213 | "1891 census". |
| 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG12 695 18 8.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 214 | "1901 census". |
| 1901 census, 1901 census, 1901 census, 1901 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG13 776 12 15.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 215 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 2q 1878 Tonbridge 2a 842. |
| 216 | Ibid. 1q 1844 Steyning 7 537. |
| 217 | Ibid. 2q 1902 Cranbrook 2a 515. |
| 218 | Ibid. 1q 1877 Cranbrook 2a 415. |
| 219 | "1851 census". |
| 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| HO107 1606 428 30.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 220 | "1861 census". |
| 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG9 464 132 21.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 221 | "1871 census". |
| 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG10 877 32 26.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 222 | "1881 census". |
| 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG11 858 104 9.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 223 | "1891 census". |
| 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG12 633 104 23.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 224 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 4q 1868 Cuckfield 2b 268. |
| 225 | Ibid. 3q 1843 Staines 3 319. |
| 226 | Ibid. 1q 1885 Thakeham 2b 233. |
| 227 | Ibid. 2q 1861 Cuckfield 2b 80. |
| 228 | Ibid. 3q 1848 Cranbrook 5 117. |
| 229 | "1851 census". |
| 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| HO107 1619 308 6.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 230 | "1861 census". |
| 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG9 465 113 35.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 231 | "1871 census". |
| 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG10 879 28 1.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 232 | "1881 census". |
| 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG11 860 18 30.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 233 | "1891 census". |
| 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG12 635 22 37.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 234 | "1901 census". |
| 1901 census, 1901 census, 1901 census, 1901 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG13 695 33 13.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 235 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 3q 1899 Deptford 2a 1197. |
| 236 | Ibid. 4q 1914 Dartford 2a 717. |
| 237 | Ibid. 2q 1897 Dartford 2a 262. |
| 238 | Ibid. 1q 1855 Cranbrook 2a 497. |
| 239 | Ibid. 2q 1838 Cranbrook 5 85.
Text From Source: As female |
| 240 | Ibid. 4q 1857 Cranbrook 2a 776. |
| 241 | "1861 census". |
| 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG9 508 19 7. |
| 242 | "1871 census". |
| 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG10 951 20 9.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 243 | "1881 census". |
| 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG11 939 50 6.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 244 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 3q 1887 Cranbrook 2a 410. |
| 245 | "St Mary the Virgin Ticehurst PR". |
| St Mary the Virgin Ticehurst PR, St Mary the Virgin Ticehurst PR, St Mary the
Virgin Ticehurst PR, St Mary the Virgin Ticehurst PR, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| C013842. |
| 246 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 1Q 1841 Canterbury 5 63. |
| 247 | "St Mary's Lamberhurst PR". |
| St Mary's Lamberhurst PR, St Mary's Lamberhurst PR, St Mary's Lamberhurst PR,
St Mary's Lamberhurst PR, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| C131531. |
| 248 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 3Q 1841 Cranbrook 5 107. |
| 249 | "1861 census". |
| 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG9 570 46 4.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 250 | "1871 census". |
| 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG10 1046 51 2.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 251 | "1881 census". |
| 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG11 1045 46 2.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 252 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 4q 1883 Ticehurst 2b 63.
Text From Source: Aged 62 |
| 253 | Ibid. 4q 1888 Ticehurst 2b 59. |
| 254 | "1851 census". |
| 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, 1851 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| HO107 1648 59 22.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 255 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 2q 1857 Horsham 2b 397. |
| 256 | "1861 census". |
| 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG9 607 9 12.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 257 | "1871 census". |
| 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG10 1096 15 23.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 258 | "1881 census". |
| 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG11 1106 14 21 & 22.
Text From Source: Images held |
| 259 | "1891 census". |
| 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG12 826 7 8.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 260 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 1q 1892 Horsham 2b 310.
Text From Source: Aged 70 |
| 261 | Ibid. 3q 1876 Maidstone 2a 961. |
| 262 | "1881 census". |
| 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG11 0925 85 1. |
| 263 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 4q 1844 Cranbrook 5 81. |
| 264 | Ibid. 4q 1852 Cranbrook 2a 429. |
| 265 | Ibid. 2q 1852 Cranbrook 2a 404. |
| 266 | Ibid. 2q 1855 Cranbrook 2a 434. |
| 267 | Ibid. 3q 1859 Cranbrook 2a 488. |
| 268 | "1871 census". |
| 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG10 952 8 7 6. |
| 269 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 3q 1862 Cranbrook 2a 495. |
| 270 | Ibid. 3q 1865 Cranbrook 2a 541. |
| 271 | Ibid. 2q 1844 Faversham 5 181. |
| 272 | Ibid. 2q 1845 Cranbrook 5 73. |
| 273 | Ibid. 1q 1846 Cranbrook 5 56. |
| 274 | Ibid. 1q 1848 Cranbrook 5 35.
Text From Source: or 3q 1848 Cranbrook 5 87 |
| 275 | Ibid. 1q 1849 Cranbrook 5 56. |
| 276 | Ibid. 1q 1850 Cranbrook 5 82. |
| 277 | Ibid. 2q 1855 Cranbrook 2a 303. |
| 278 | Ibid. 1q 1868 Greenwich 1d 803. |
| 279 | "1881 census". |
| 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG11 156 63 7.
Text From Source: Image held; tentative - she says b Chelsea 1865 |
| 280 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 2q 1870 Greenwich 1d 769. |
| 281 | Ibid. 2q 1872 Greenwich 1d 434. |
| 282 | Ibid. 3q 1850 Cranbrook 5 81. |
| 283 | "1891 census". |
| 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG12 507 94 55.
Text From Source: Image held. Brother Henry Stephen is with them |
| 284 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 2q 1872 Greenwich 1d 997. |
| 285 | Ibid. 4q 1821 Southwark 1d 1. |
| 286 | Ibid. 2q 1852 Poplar 1c 556. |
| 287 | Ibid. 3q 1880 Kensington 1a 241. |
| 288 | Ibid. 4q 1853 East Grinstead 2b 94.
Text From Source: Most likely |
| 289 | Ibid. 4q 1855 Greenwich 1d 484. |
| 290 | Ibid. 3q 1858 Greenwich 1d 371. |
| 291 | Ibid. 3q 1858 Cranbrook 2a 433. |
| 292 | Ibid. 3q 1864 Greenwich 1d 376. |
| 293 | Ibid. 1q 1860 Greenwich 1d 583. |
| 294 | "1891 census". |
| 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG12 507 94 55.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 295 | "1901 census". |
| 1901 census, 1901 census, 1901 census, 1901 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG13 526 62 5.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 296 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 4q 1895 Bethnel Green 1c 357. |
| 297 | Ibid. 4q 1902 Greenwich 1d 662. |
| 298 | Ibid. 2q 1862 Greenwich 1d 578. |
| 299 | "1891 census". |
| 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG12 20 83 37.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 300 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 1q 1939 Greenwich 1d 1158. |
| 301 | Ibid. 4q 1847 Stepney 2 496. |
| 302 | Ibid. 2q 1848 Lewes 7 447. |
| 303 | Ibid. 4q 1861 Brighton 2b 107. |
| 304 | Ibid. 2q 1850 Lewes 7 465. |
| 305 | Ibid. 4q 1868 Brighton 2b 362. |
| 306 | Ibid. 3q 1852 Lewes 2b 153. |
| 307 | "1891 census". |
| 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG12 797 79 2. |
| 308 | "1901 census". |
| 1901 census, 1901 census, 1901 census, 1901 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG13 917 98 4 1.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 309 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 3q 1901 Lewes 2b 1901. |
| 310 | Ibid. 1q 1855 Lewes 2b 157. |
| 311 | "1881 census". |
| 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG11 1070 9 11.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 312 | "1901 census". |
| 1901 census, 1901 census, 1901 census, 1901 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG13 882 34 11 & 12.
Text From Source: Images held |
| 313 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 1q 1882 Brighton 2b 342. |
| 314 | Ibid. 1q 1855 Eastbourne 2b 50.
Text From Source: Looks like Edith Mary was born out of wedlock and mum registered her out of area. |
| 315 | Ibid. 3q 1857 Eastborne 2b 52. |
| 316 | Ibid. 4q 1880 Horsham 2b 583. |
| 317 | Ibid. 3q 1859 Brighton 2b 188. |
| 318 | Ibid. 4q 1862 Brighton 2b 197. |
| 319 | Ibid. 4q 1864 Brighton 2b 135. |
| 320 | Ibid. 3q 1861 Brighton 2b 154. |
| 321 | Details: Details: Details: Footnote: RG11 / 1070 / 5 / 10. Footnote: RG11 / 1070 / 5 / 10. Footnote: RG11 / 1070 / 5 / 10. Footnote: RG11 / 1070 / 5 / 10. |
| 322 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 1q 1864 Lewes 2b 168. |
| 323 | "1891 census". |
| 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG12 1650 79 20. |
| 324 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 2q 1866 Lewes 2b 149.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 325 | "Enlistment Records". |
| Enlistment Records, Enlistment Records, Enlistment Records, Enlistment
Records, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| Text From Source: Image held |
| 326 | "1891 census". |
| 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG12 3448 156 8.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 327 | "1901 census". |
| 1901 census, 1901 census, 1901 census, 1901 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG13 971 62 21.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 328 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 4q 1889 Portsea 2b 1070.
Text From Source: Mary Ann Callaway? Had she been married before or is this a transcription error? There is a death for Samuel John Callaway age 30 at Portsea 1q 1884 Portsea 2b 300 but no earlier marriage has been located. |
| 329 | Ibid. 4q 1912 Westhampnett 2b 447. |
| 330 | "Birth certificate". |
| Birth certificate, Birth certificate, Birth certificate, Birth certificate,
Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. |
| 331 | "1881 census". |
| 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG11 1129 13 20. |
| 332 | "1891 census". |
| 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG12 20 77 26.
Text From Source: Is this Mary Ann? Age is certainly erroneous; listed as being 23 (actually 35). Image held |
| 333 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 2q 1937 Horsham 2b 397.
Text From Source: aged 79 (actually 80) |
| 334 | Ancestry.com, "England & Wales Christening Records, 1530-1906" (Name: Name: Name: Name: The Generations Network, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2008;;;;). |
| Ancestry.com, England & Wales Christening Records, 1530-1906 (Name: Name: Name: The Generations Network, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2008;;;), Ancestry.com, England & Wales Christening Records, 1530-1906 (Name: Name: The Generations Network, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2008;;), Ancestry.com, England & Wales Christening Records, 1530-1906 (Name: The Generations Network, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2008;), Ancestry.com, England & Wales Christening Records, 1530-1906 (Provo, UT, USA, The Generations Network, Inc., 2008), Genealogical Society of Utah, British Isles Vital Records Index, 2nd Edition, Salt Lake City, Utah: Intellectual Reserve, copyright 2002. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| Database online.
Text From Source: Record for Peter Penfold | |
| www.ancestry.com. |
| 335 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 2q 1868 Lewes 2b 164. |
| 336 | "1891 census". |
| 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG12 797 82 8.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 337 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 4q 1919 Lewes 2b 203.
Text From Source: Tentative. Peter B. Penfold |
| 338 | "1881 census". |
| 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG11 138 86 8. |
| 339 | "1891 census". |
| 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG12 1119 144 6. |
| 340 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 3q 1870 Shoreditch 1c 394. |
| 341 | Ibid. 4q 1878 Islington 1b 580. |
| 342 | Ibid. 1q 1845 Marylebone 1 187.
Text From Source: Probable |
| 343 | Ibid. 3q 1847 Marylebone 1 159. |
| 344 | Ibid. 3q 1852 Chelsea 1a 75. |
| 345 | Ibid. 1q 1858 Edmonton 3a 148. |
| 346 | Ibid. 2q 1860 Edmonton 3a 148. |
| 347 | Ibid. 3q 1866 Edmonton 3a 117. |
| 348 | Ibid. 1q 1845 St George in the East 2 96. |
| 349 | Ibid. 4q 1855 Cranbrook 2a 422. |
| 350 | Ibid. 3q 1878 Malling 2a 810. |
| 351 | Ibid. 1q 1857 Cranbrook 2a 479. |
| 352 | Ibid. 3q 1859 Cranbrook 2a 491. |
| 353 | Ibid. 1q 1861 Cranbrook 2a 517. |
| 354 | Ibid. 1q 1863 Malling 2a 439. |
| 355 | Ibid. 3q 1869 Malling 2a 494. |
| 356 | Ibid. 3q 1841 Cranbrook 5 77. |
| 357 | Ibid. 4q 1872 Tonbridge 2a 900. |
| 358 | Ibid. 1q 1858 Cranbrook 2a 506. |
| 359 | "1881 census". |
| 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG11 923 86 3 & 4.
Text From Source: Images held |
| 360 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 1q 1890 Tonbridge 2a 460. |
| 361 | Ibid. 1q 1871 Cranbrook 2a 416. |
| 362 | Ibid. 4q 1875 Cranbrook 2a 1135. |
| 363 | Details: Details: Details: Footnote: No GRO registration found. Footnote: No GRO registration found. Footnote: No GRO registration found. Footnote: No GRO registration found. |
| 364 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 2q 1867 Cranbrook 2a 869. |
| 365 | "1891 census". |
| 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG12 784 78 9. |
| 366 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 1q 1850 Cranbrook 5 92. |
| 367 | Ibid. 4q 1870 Cranbrook 2a 975. |
| 368 | Ibid. 1q 1852 Cranbrook 2a 438. |
| 369 | Ibid. 3q 1852 Cranbrook 2a 404. |
| 370 | Ibid. 2q 1874 Cranbrook 2a 993. |
| 371 | "1901 census". |
| 1901 census, 1901 census, 1901 census, 1901 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG13 812 27 14. |
| 372 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 2q 1934 Medway 2a 946. |
| 373 | Ibid. 4q 1873 Cranbrook 2a 1117. |
| 374 | "1881 census". |
| 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG11 1033 26 5. |
| 375 | "1891 census". |
| 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG12 769 72 3. |
| 376 | "1901 census". |
| 1901 census, 1901 census, 1901 census, 1901 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG13 893 70 6. |
| 377 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 3q 1858 Cranbrook 2a 435. |
| 378 | Ibid. 4q 1860 Cranbrook 2a 466. |
| 379 | "1881 census". |
| 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG11 643 5 3. |
| 380 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 1q 1881 Cranbrook 2a 831.
Text From Source: Ann and Fanny had a double wedding. |
| 381 | Ibid. 4q 1864 Cranbrook 2a 339. |
| 382 | Ibid. 1q 1847 Cranbrook 5 82. |
| 383 | "1881 census". |
| 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG11 925 8 10.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 384 | "1891 census". |
| 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG12 684 78 22.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 385 | "1901 census". |
| 1901 census, 1901 census, 1901 census, 1901 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG13 761 81 22.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 386 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 3q 1893 Hollingbourne 2a 1349. |
| 387 | "1861 census". |
| 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, 1861 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG9 498 8 10.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 388 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 2q 1870 Cranbrook 2a 887. |
| 389 | "1871 census". |
| 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, 1871 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG10 938 8 10.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 390 | "1881 census". |
| 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG11 921 49 3.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 391 | "1891 census". |
| 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG12 682 136 7.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 392 | "1901 census". |
| 1901 census, 1901 census, 1901 census, 1901 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG13 760 181 35.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 393 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 1q 1905 Tonbridge 2a 499.
Text From Source: aged 70 or 1q 1914 Tonbridge 2a 1113 b 1913 |
| 394 | Ibid. 1q 1850 Cranbrook 5 89. |
| 395 | Ibid. 1q 1856 Maidstone 2a 430. |
| 396 | Ibid. 1q 1868 Maidstone 2a 318. |
| 397 | Ibid. 1q 1866 Maidstone 2a 546. |
| 398 | Ibid. 1q 1866 Maidstone 2a 355. |
| 399 | Ibid. 2q 1848 Maidstone 5 345. |
| 400 | Ibid. 2q 1850 Cranbrook 5 90. |
| 401 | Ibid. 1q 1856 Maidstone 2a 425. |
| 402 | Ibid. 1q 1859 Maidstone 2a 451. |
| 403 | Ibid. 3q 1859 Maidstone 2a 440. |
| 404 | Ibid. 4q 1860 Maidstone 2a 417. |
| 405 | Ibid. 2q 1867 Maidstone 2a 542. |
| 406 | Ibid. 1q 1869 Maidstone 2a 615. |
| 407 | Ibid. 2q 1872 Maidstone 2a 581. |
| 408 | Ibid. 1q 1854 Cranbrook 2a 443. |
| 409 | Ibid. 2q 1854 Cranbrook 2a 272. |
| 410 | Ibid. 1q 1855 Cranbrook 2a 451. |
| 411 | Ibid. 1q 1858 Cranbrook 2a 477. |
| 412 | Ibid. 2q 1858 Cranbrook 2a 327. |
| 413 | Ibid. 3q 1884 Maidstone 2a 1056. |
| 414 | Ibid. 1q 1862 Cranbrook 2a 521. |
| 415 | Ibid. 2q 1857 Cranbrook 2a 440. |
| 416 | Ibid. 3q 1880 Cranbrook 2a 1081. |
| 417 | "1881 census". |
| 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG11 939 41 23. |
| 418 | "1891 census". |
| 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG12 695 66 12.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 419 | "1901 census". |
| 1901 census, 1901 census, 1901 census, 1901 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG13 776 63 8. |
| 420 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 4q 1858 Cranbrook 2a 464. |
| 421 | Ibid. 2q 1847 Ticehurst 7 494. |
| 422 | Ibid. 1q 1851 Cranbrook 5 99. |
| 423 | Ibid. 3q 1868 Malling 2a 335.
Text From Source: age 0 |
| 424 | Ibid. 2q 1854 Cranbrook 2a 461. |
| 425 | Ibid. 1q 1853 Cranbrook 2a 440. |
| 426 | Ibid. 2q 1856 Cranbrook 2a 450. |
| 427 | Ibid. 2q 1857 Cranbrook 2a 444. |
| 428 | Ibid. 3q 1848 Lewes 7 433. |
| 429 | Ibid. 1q 1859 Cranbrook 2a 502. |
| 430 | Ibid. 1q 1860 Cranbrook 2a 517.
Text From Source: As female |
| 431 | Ibid. 2q 1862 Cranbrook 2a 507. |
| 432 | Ibid. 1q 1841 Cranbrook 5 85. |
| 433 | Ibid. 1q 1849 Brighton 7 357. |
| 434 | Ibid. 3q 1849 Brighton 7 378. |
| 435 | Ibid. 1q 1849 Brighton 7 350. |
| 436 | "1901 census". |
| 1901 census, 1901 census, 1901 census, 1901 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG13 776 17 25.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 437 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 3q 1898 Tonbridge 2a 1411. |
| 438 | Ibid. 1q 1851 Brighton 7 331. |
| 439 | "1891 census". |
| 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG12 695 36 19.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 440 | "1901 census". |
| 1901 census, 1901 census, 1901 census, 1901 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG13 776 31 19.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 441 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 4q 1880 Brighton 2b 510. |
| 442 | Ibid. 4q 1853 Brighton 2b 165. |
| 443 | "1881 census". |
| 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG11 541 97 48.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 444 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 3q 1878 Camberwell 1d 1057. |
| 445 | Ibid. 1q 1886 Camberwell 1d 699. |
| 446 | Ibid. 3q 1848 Cranbrook 5 87.
Text From Source: as Female |
| 447 | Ibid. 3q 1850 Cranbrook 5 79. |
| 448 | Ibid. 1q 1856 Cranbrook 2a 486.
Text From Source: or 1q 1856 Maidstone 2a 430 Frances Emily is shown as 8 on the 1861 census and 19 on the 1871 |
| 449 | "1881 census". |
| 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census, 1881 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG11 868 106 9.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 450 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 1q 1872 Dartford 2a 387. |
| 451 | Ibid. 4q 1910 Camberwell 1d 1573. |
| 452 | Ibid. 4q 1914 Lewisham 1d 1209. |
| 453 | Ibid. 1q 1858 Dartford 2a 237. |
| 454 | Ibid. 2q 1867 North Aylesford 2a 379. |
| 455 | Ibid. 1q 1868 Dartford 2a 352. |
| 456 | Ibid. 1q 1871 Dartford 2a 385. |
| 457 | Ibid. 3q 1875 Dartford 2a 384. |
| 458 | Ibid. 2q 1876 Dartford 2a 220. |
| 459 | Details: Details: Details: Footnote: at the residence of Edwin Walker. Footnote: at the residence of Edwin Walker. Footnote: at the residence of Edwin Walker. Footnote: at the residence of Edwin Walker. |
| 460 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 1q 1845 Ticehurst 6 402. |
| 461 | Ibid. 4q 1846 Ticehurst 7 506. |
| 462 | Ibid. 1q 1848 Ticehurst 7 512. |
| 463 | Ibid. 3q 1851 Ticehurst 7 513. |
| 464 | Ibid. 1q 1855 Ticehurst 2b 71. |
| 465 | Ibid. 4q 1858 Ticehurst 2b 63. |
| 466 | "Baptismal record". |
| Baptismal record, Baptismal record, Baptismal record, Baptismal record, Source
Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. |
| 467 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 2q 1919 Chichester 2b 1205. |
| 468 | Ibid. 3q 1969 Doncaster 2b 831. |
| 469 | Ibid. 4q 1972 Doncaster 2b 1185. |
| 470 | "Baptismal record". |
| Baptismal record, Baptismal record, Baptismal record, Baptismal record, Source
Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| Text From Source: Image held |
| 471 | "Marriage certificate". |
| Marriage certificate, Marriage certificate, Marriage certificate, Marriage
certificate, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. |
| 472 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 3q 1917 Halstead 4a 1581. |
| 473 | "CWGC". |
| CWGC, CWGC, CWGC, CWGC, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| Text From Source: Image held |
| 474 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 1q 1900 Chichester 2b 378. |
| 475 | Ibid. 2q 1945 Worthing 2b 428. |
| 476 | Ibid. 4q 1908 Bromley 2a 1028. |
| 477 | "Bruce Penfold [Tree018]". |
| Merged 09/05/2009 17:36. | |
| Record originated in Bruce Penfold's Gedcom file |
| 478 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 4q 1859 Cranbrook 2a 493. |
| 479 | Ibid. 4q 1880 Tonbridge 2a 959. |
| 480 | "1891 census". |
| 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census, 1891 census. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG12 449 106 1. |
| 481 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 2q 1896 Elham 2a 1883. |
| 482 | "1901 census". |
| 1901 census, 1901 census, 1901 census, 1901 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG13 485 138 46. |
| 483 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 4q 1898 Mile End 1c 789. |
| 484 | "1901 census". |
| 1901 census, 1901 census, 1901 census, 1901 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG13 892 21 8. |
| 485 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 3q 1894 Maidstone 2a 697. |
| 486 | Ibid. 3q 1895 Maidstone 2a 737. |
| 487 | Ibid. 3q 1897 Maidstone 2a 752. |
| 488 | Ibid. 4q 1871 Maidstone 2a 570. |
| 489 | Ibid. 2q 1873 Maidstone 2a 549. |
| 490 | "1901 census". |
| 1901 census, 1901 census, 1901 census, 1901 census, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| RG13 748 121 24. |
| 491 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 3Q 1874 Sevenoaks 2a. |
| 492 | Ibid. 3q 1875 Maidstone 2a 596. |
| 493 | Ibid. 4q 1879 Maidstone 2a 650. |
| 494 | Ibid. 2q 1884 Maidstone 2a 706a. |
| 495 | Ibid. 3q 1870 Cranbrook 2a 626. |
| 496 | Ibid. 4q 1877 Maidstone 2a 639. |
| 497 | Ibid. 1q 1881 Tonbridge 2a 670. |
| 498 | Ibid. 1q 1900 Tonbridge 2a 745. |
| 499 | Ibid. 2q 1884 Cranbrook 2a 747. |
| 500 | Ibid. 1q 1879 Camberwell 1d 916. |
| 501 | Ibid. 3q 1880 Camberwell 1d 884. |
| 502 | "Birth certificate". |
| Birth certificate, Birth certificate, Birth certificate, Birth certificate,
Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| Text From Source: Image held |
| 503 | "Marriage certificate". |
| Marriage certificate, Marriage certificate, Marriage certificate, Marriage
certificate, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| Text From Source: Image held |
| 504 | "GRO". |
| GRO, GRO, GRO, GRO, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 4q 1941 Don Valley 9c 2443. |
| 505 | Ibid. 4q 1914 IoW 2b 988.
Text From Source: Image held |
| 506 | "Death certificate". |
| Death certificate, Death certificate, Death certificate, Death certificate. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| 4q 1983 Doncaster 3 0406. |
| 507 | "CWGC". |
| CWGC, CWGC, CWGC, CWGC, Source Medium: Book
. | |
| Record originated in John Green's Gedcom file. | |
| Singapore.
Text From Source: Images held |
| 508 | Ibid. Cemetery DetailsCemetery: SINGAPORE MEMORIAL
Country: Singapore Locality: unspecified Visiting Information: Kranji War Cemetery, in which the Memorial is located, is constructed on a hill with the means of access being via three flights of steps rising over four metres from the road level, which makes wheelchair access to this site impossible. Location Information: The Memorial stands in Kranji War Cemetery. Kranji War Cemetery is 22 kilometres north of the city of Singapore, on the north side of Singapore Island overlooking the Straits of Johore. It is just off the Singapore-Johore road (Woodlands road) at milestone 13 1/2 and there is a short approach road from the main road. The Cemetery is known locally as Kranji Memorial, and one must be sure of the address before boarding a taxi as many taxi drivers do not know the Cemetery. There are also bus stops on the main road facing the Cemetery. The Kranji MRT (train) terminal is a short distance from the Cemetery, approximately 10 to 15 minutes away by foot. A previous visitor has advised us that a small map of the route can be obtained from the MRT ticket office. Historical Information: Before 1939 the Kranji area was a military camp and at the time of the Japanese invasion of Malaya, it was the site of a large ammunition magazine. On 8 February 1942, the Japanese crossed the Johore Straits in strength, landing at the mouth of the Kranji River within two miles of the place where the war cemetery now stands. On the evening of 9 February, they launched an attack between the river and the causeway. During the next few days fierce fighting ensued, in many cases hand to hand, until their greatly superior numbers and air strength necessitated a withdrawal. After the fall of the island, the Japanese established a prisoner of war camp at Kranji and eventually a hospital was organised nearby at Woodlands. After the reoccupation of Singapore, the small cemetery started by the prisoners at Kranji was developed into a permanent war cemetery by the Army Graves Service when it became evident that a larger cemetery at Changi could not remain undisturbed. Changi had been the site of the main prisoner of war camp in Singapore and a large hospital had been set up there by the Australian Infantry Force. In 1946, the graves were moved from Changi to Kranji, as were those from the Buona Vista prisoner of war camp. Many other graves from all parts of the island were transferred to Kranji together with all Second World War graves from Saigon Military Cemetery in French Indo-China (now Vietnam), another site where permanent maintenance could not be assured. The Commission later brought in graves of both World Wars from Bidadari Christian Cemetery, Singapore, where again permanent maintenance was not possible. There are now 4,458 Commonwealth casualties of the Second World War buried or commemorated at KRANJI WAR CEMETERY. More than 850 of the burials are unidentified. The Chinese Memorial in Plot 44 marks a collective grave for 69 Chinese servicemen, all members of the Commonwealth forces, who were killed by the Japanese during the occupation in February 1942. First World War burials and commemorations number 64, including special memorials to three casualties known to have been buried in civil cemeteries in Saigon and Singapore, but whose graves could not be located. Within Kranji War Cemetery stands the SINGAPORE MEMORIAL, bearing the names of over 24,000 casualties of the Commonwealth land and air forces who have no known grave. Many of these have no known date of death and are accorded within our records the date or period from when they were known to be missing or captured. The land forces commemorated by the memorial died during the campaigns in Malaya and Indonesia or in subsequent captivity, many of them during the construction of the Burma-Thailand railway, or at sea while being transported into imprisonment elsewhere. The memorial also commemorates airmen who died during operations over the whole of southern and eastern Asia and the surrounding seas and oceans. The SINGAPORE (UNMAINTAINABLE GRAVES) MEMORIAL, which stands at the western end of the Singapore Memorial, commemorates more than 250 casualties who died in campaigns in Singapore and Malaya, whose known graves in civil cemeteries could not be assured maintenance and on religious grounds could not be moved to a war cemetery. The SINGAPORE CREMATION MEMORIAL, which stands immediately behind the Singapore Memorial, commemorates almost 800 casualties, mostly of the Indian forces, whose remains were cremated in accordance with their religious beliefs. The SINGAPORE CIVIL HOSPITAL GRAVE MEMORIAL stands at the eastern end of the Singapore Memorial. During the last hours of the Battle of Singapore, wounded civilians and servicemen taken prisoner by the Japanese were brought to the hospital in their hundreds. The number of fatalities was such that burial in the normal manner was impossible. Before the war, an emergency water tank had been dug in the grounds of the hospital and this was used as a grave for more than 400 civilians and Commonwealth servicemen. After the war, it was decided that as individual identification of the dead would be impossible, the grave should be left undisturbed. The grave was suitably enclosed, consecrated by the Bishop of Singapore, and a cross in memory of all of those buried there was erected over it by the military authorities. The 107 Commonwealth casualties buried in the grave are commemorated on the Singapore Civil Hospital Grave Memorial. Kranji War Cemetery and the Singapore Memorial were designed by Colin St Clair Oakes. Adjoining Kranji War Cemetery is KRANJI MILITARY CEMETERY, a substantial non-world war site of 1,378 burials, created in 1975 when it was found necessary to remove the graves of servicemen and their families from Pasir Panjang and Ulu Pandan cemeteries. No. of Identified Casualties: 24314 |
| 509 | Details: Details: Details: Footnote: Warriors' Chapel, Christ Church Cathedral, Newcastle. Footnote: Warriors' Chapel, Christ Church Cathedral, Newcastle. Footnote: Warriors' Chapel, Christ Church Cathedral, Newcastle. Footnote: Warriors' Chapel, Christ Church Cathedral, Newcastle. |