Eliza Cox1

#22785, (1817 - )
FatherThomas Cox1 (c 1777 - 1821)
MotherMartha Ann Bussell1 (c 1781 - 1850)

Life Events

BirthEliza Cox was born on 7 Jun 1817.
The baptism register noted that she was born 7 June 1817 and was the daughter of Thomas, Gent. & Martha Ann Cox of Norfolk Street.1 
BaptismShe was baptized on 9 Jan 1818 in St Saviour Southwark, Surrey.1 
Last Edited21 Nov 2009

Citations

  1. St Saviour Southwark Surrey Parish Registers. Register at London Metropolitan Archives; image viewed at Ancestry. Eliza Cox, 1818.

Helen Cox1

#22786, (1815 - )
FatherThomas Cox1 (c 1777 - 1821)
MotherMartha Ann Bussell1 (c 1781 - 1850)

Life Events

BirthHelen Cox was born on 10 Sep 1815.1
 
BaptismShe was baptized on 4 Oct 1815 in St Saviour Southwark, Surrey. She was the daughter of Thomas, a Gent: & Martha Ann Cox of Norfolk Street.1 
MarriageShe married James Baker on 26 Dec 1839 in Croydon, Surrey.
Details from the register:
James Baker, full age, bachelor, Cork-cutter, residence South End Croydon, father Joseph Baker calico printer;
Helen Cox, full age, spinster, South End Croydon, father Thomas Cox, Excise Officer, deceased;
They were married in the parish church after banns and the witnesses were David ----ne and Joseph Thomas Rice (the clerk.)2 
Last Edited3 Sep 2018

Citations

  1. St Saviour Southwark Surrey Parish Registers. Register at London Metropolitan Archives; image viewed at Ancestry. Helen Cox, 1815.
  2. Parish Register of Croydon, Surrey. Original at Surrey History Center and image viewed at Ancestry. James Baker & Helen Cox marriage, 1839, #162.

Charles Joseph Cox1,2

#16893, (1860 - 1938)
FatherThomas Joseph Cox1,2 (1835 - a 1911)
MotherEmma Martin Stocker1,2 (1839 - 1900)

Children of Charles Joseph Cox and Matilda Danglade

Life Events

BirthCharles Joseph Cox was born on 4 May 1860 in Southwark, Surrey.3,2
 
(with Parents) 1861 CensusCharles appeared on the 1861 Census of Christchurch, Surrey with his parents. He was born in Brixton, Surrey and his age was an unreadable number of months (10?)3 
BaptismHe was baptized on 1 May 1870 in St Saviour Southwark, Surrey, the same day as his infant brother. He was the son of Thomas Joseph, an engineer, & Emma Martin Cox of Lambeth. The register noted that he was born 4 May 1860.2 
(with Parents) 1871 CensusCharles appeared on the 1871 Census of Southwark, Surrey with his parents. He was 11, a Scholar, and born in Southwark.4 
ImmigrationHe immigrated to Australia before 1883. 
MarriageHe married Matilda Danglade on 16 Jun 1883 in District Registrar's office, Balmain, New South Wales, Australia.
Information from the certificate: Charles Joseph Cox, bachelor, born in London, occupation Carter, age 23, residence 143 Castlereagh Street, Sydney, father Thomas Cox, engineer, mother Emma Stocker
Matilda Danglade, spinster, born in New South Wales, occupation Domestic Duties, age 21, residence Balmain, father Isadore Bernard Danglade, builder, mother Sarah Ann Kelly
They were married by the registrar and the witnesses were John Hodgson Brown and Geo. Atterbury Parker. [George Atterbury Parker was a public servant in the Registrar General's Department]1 
Newspaper Published 1 Sep 1892 in the Barrier Miner (Broken Hill, NSW).

Police Court.
Charles Joseph Cox, on remand, was brought up on two charges of assault. Mr. C. Clark (for Mr. Edwards) appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. A.F. Abbott represented the accused. Cox's wife was the prosecutor in each case, and an arrangement having been come to between the parties she withdrew the charges of assault, and applied to have her husband bound over to keep the peace. His Worship granted the application, and accused was bound over in his own recognisance for a period of six months in the sum of £20text.5
 
DivorceCharles and Matilda were divorced in 1896 in New South Wales.6 
Newspaper Published 14 Jan 1897 in the The Sydney Morning Herald.

In Divorce Court
MOTION FOR ATTACHMENT
Mr Eddie (of Messrs Chenhall and Eddie) appeared for petitioner in the suit of Cox v Cox, and moved to make absolute a rule nisi for a writ of attachment against respondent, Charles Joseph Cox for non-payment of £7, being 14 weeks arrears of alimony due to his wife. Mr Kelynack appeared to oppose the motion. After hearing the affidavits his Honor made the rule nisi absolute but directed that the writ was not to issue if the respondent paid the current alimony regularly and paid off the arrears in two equal instalments, the first on the 13th proximo and the second on the 13th March otherwise the writ to issue.7
 
MarriageCharles J Cox married Madeline C Bridge in 1917 in Newtown District, New South Wales.8
 
DeathCharles died on 9 Jul 1938 in Famenoth Private Hospital, Kensington, Municipality of Randwick, New South Wales.
Information from certificate: Charles Joseph Cox, Bread Carter, usual residence Municipality of Randwick, age 78, parents names unknown. The informant was step-son L.K. Bridge of 87 Todman Avenue, Kensington.9 
BurialHe was buried on 11 Jul 1938 in Eastern Suburbs Memorial Park, Matraville, New South Wales.10 
ObituaryHis death notice was published on 11 Jul 1938 in the Sydney Morning Herald. There were two notices, one from his first family and one from his second

July 9, 1938, at a private hospital, Randwick, Charles Joseph Cox, dearly beloved husband of Madeline and loving stepfather of Maud Swadling, Bert Bridge, Ern Bridge, Will Bridge, and Les Bridge, aged 78 years.

July 9, 1938, at a private hospital, Randwick, Charles Joseph Cox, dearly beloved father of Phoebe (Mrs. T. Redmond), Charles (deceased), and loving grandfather of Cyril and Ken, and great-grandfather of Judith, aged 78 years.11
 
Last Edited16 Aug 2014

Citations

  1. Marriage certificate of Charles Joseph Cox and Matilda Danglade, married 16 June 1883 in the State of New South Wales, Certificate #2108.
  2. St Saviour Southwark Surrey Parish Registers. Register at London Metropolitan Archives; image viewed at Ancestry. Charles Joseph Cox, 1870, #1323.
  3. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/313 folio 86.
  4. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/593 ed4 f19 p32.
  5. Barrier Miner [Australia], Thursday 1 September 1892, page 2. online digital image viewed at Australia National Archives Trove site.
  6. Website State Records New South Wales (www.records.nsw.gov.au), Divorce Index: Matilda Cox, respondent Charles Joseph Cox.
  7. Sydney Morning Herald [Australia], 14 January 1897, page 3. Digital image viewed at Australia National Archives Trove site.
  8. New South Wales (Australia) Indexes to Marriages, 1788-1955, online at http://www.bdm.nsw.gov.au", Charles J Cox & Madeline C Bridge, Reg # 10585/1917."
  9. Death certificate of Charles Joseph Cox, died 9 July 1938, registered 9 July 1938 in the State of New South Wales, Certificate #1938/016060.
  10. Index to Cemetery Records, http://www.esmp.net.au/, ongoing, compiled by Eastern Suburbs Memorial Park, 12 Military Rd, Matraville, NSW, Australia, viewed Feb 2006, Charles Joseph Cox, age 78, location not recorded.
  11. Obituary of Charles Joseph Cox in Sydney Morning Herald, 11 July 1938. online digital image viewed at Australia National Archives Trove site.
  12. New South Wales (Australia) Indexes to Births. Reg # 2850/1883.
  13. New South Wales (Australia) Indexes to Births. Reg # 5688/1889.

Caroline Smart1

#18812, (1846 - )
FatherGeorge Smart1 (bt 1807 - 1811 - 1848)
MotherCaroline Cooper1 (c 1805 - 1887)

Life Events

BirthCaroline Smart was born in 1846 in St James Westminster, Middlesex.1,2
 
BaptismShe was baptized on 13 Dec 1846 in St Mary Lambeth, Surrey.3. She was the daughter of George, a cheesemonger, and Caroline Smart, of St James's Westr 
(with Mother) 1851 CensusCaroline appeared on the 1851 Census of St James Westminster, Middlesex with her widowed mother. She was age 4 and born in St James Westminster.1 
1861 CensusShe appeared on the 1861 Census of West Ham, Essex, at 6 Vicarage Terrace. She was a house servant to a solicitor, age 14, and born in Westminster Middlesex. [of course, it is possibly not her].4 
Last Edited9 Aug 2013

Citations

  1. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/1484 folio 211.
  2. FreeBMD. Caroline Smart, Dec Q 1846, St James RD.
  3. Baptisms of St Mary Lambeth, Surrey. Register at London Metropolitan Archives. Image viewed at Ancestry. Caroline Smart, 1846, #912.
  4. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/1057 folio 28.

Janet Marion Fidlar1,2

#19283, (1879 - )
FatherRobert Potts Fidlar1,2 (1846 - 1901)
MotherSarah Ann Gilbert1,2 (1856 - 1895)

Children of Janet Marion Fidlar and William Frederick Elliot

  • Mary Elliot5,4 (1910 - 1983)
  • Richard Thompson Elliot8
  • John Gilbert Elliot 9 (1913 - 2006)
  • Ruth Elliot6 (c 1915 - 1990)

Life Events

CalledJanet Marion Fidlar went by the name of Marion. 
BirthShe was born on 24 Jul 1879 in Stirling, Hastings County, Ontario.
Details from the register: daughter of Robt P Fidlar, merchant, & Annie Gilbert, informant Merchant Stirling [sic], registered 6 Dec 1879.1 
(with Parents) 1881 CensusMarion appeared on the 1881 Census of Sterling, Hastings North, Ontario with her parents. She was one year old and born in Ontario.3 
MarriageShe married William Frederick Elliot on 13 Oct 1908 in Toronto, York County, Ontario.
Information from the record: Wm Frederick Elliott, merchant, bachelor, 30, Presbyterian, residence Winnipeg, son of Wm Elliott & Mary MacGregor;
Janet Marion Fidler, spinster, 29, Church of England, residence Toronto, daughter of Robert P Fidler & Annie Gilbert, License. The witnesses were L.W. Elliott of Montreal & Jennie Irene Fidler of Toronto.2 
(Informant) BirthMarion F Elliot registered the 1910 birth of her daughter Mary on 7 June 1933 in Port Arthur, Thunder Bay District, Ontario. Marion's address was 292 Van Horne Street, Port Arthur.4 
1911 CensusWilliam and Marion Elliot appeared on the 1911 Census of Port Arthur, Thunder Bay & Rainy River District, Ontario, at 270 Algoma Street. William was age 33, born in December 1878 in Ontario, of Scotch origin, Presbyterian, and worked as an agent in the grocery business for 48 weeks at 60 hours/week for $1800. He had $5000 of life and $1000 of accident insurance costing $103.05. Marion was 31, born in July 1870 in Ontario, of Scotch origin, and Presbyterian. They had a one-year old daughter, Mary. Also with them was Marion's brother Gilbert Fidlar (17.)5 
1921 CensusWilliam F and Marion Elliott appeared on the 1921 Census of Port Arthur, Ontario, at 292 Van Horne. They owned their brick veneer 7-room home. William was 43, born in Quebec, parents born in Quebec, and was an agent. Marion was 41, born in Ontario, parents born in Ontario. Their children were Mary (11), Richard (9), John (7), and Ruth (6). William's religion was Presbyterian and the rest of the family was Church of England. All were of Scotch origin.6 
Note.William Frederick Elliot died 21 December 1945. He was survived by his wife Marion and the informant on his death certificate was Dick Elliot.7 
Last Edited19 Aug 2018

Citations

  1. Ontario Canada Birth Registration. Janet Fidlar, #009549-79.
  2. Ontario Marriage Registration. Wm Frederick Elliott & Janet Marion Fidler, #003795-08.
  3. 1881 Census for Canada. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Ontario, Hastings North, Stirling, Page 6.
  4. Ontario Canada Birth Registration. Mary Elliot, delayed registration #901636, 7 June 1935.
  5. 1911 Census for Canada. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Ontario, Thunder Bay & Rainy River District, 31 Port Arthur, page 14.
  6. 1921 Census for Canada. Image from Library and Archives Canada viewed at Ancestry.com. Ontario, Port Arthur & Kenora, SD 28 - Port Arthur City, Ward 3, Page 19.
  7. Ontario Death Registration. William Frederick Elliot, 1945, #080106.
  8. Ontario Canada Birth Registration. Richard Thompson Elliot, delayed registration #901774, 6 March 1930.
  9. Ontario Canada Birth Registration. John Gilbert Elliot, delayed registration #901778, 6 June 1935.

William Oliver1

#23351, (1778 - )
FatherWilliam Oliver1 (1756 - 1780)
MotherSusanna Wellington1

Life Events

BaptismWilliam Oliver was baptized on 8 Oct 1778 in Stockleigh English, Devon.2 
Last Edited7 Apr 2011

Citations

  1. Will and Administration of William Oliver of Stockley English, 23 May 1780, proved in the Archdeaconry Court of Exeter, 3 May 1781. Information from Typescript of Devonshire wills, 1600-1800, which were taken from the abstract manuscripts made by Olive M Moger at the Exeter Probate Registry, prior to the destruction of the originals during the war. FHL film #0916875.
  2. Website International Genealogical Index, parish register extraction (www.familysearch.org).

John Oliver1

#23350, (1779 - 1852)
FatherWilliam Oliver1 (1756 - 1780)
MotherSusanna Wellington1

Children of John Oliver and Susanna Lake

Life Events

BaptismJohn Oliver was baptized on 5 Oct 1779 in Stockleigh English, Devon.2 
MarriageHe married Susanna Lake on 28 Feb 1806 in Newton St Cyres, Devon.
The register noted that John, a blacksmith, was of Cheriton Fitzpaine. The witnesses were John Luxton and John Fursman. [Fursman witnessed most of the marriages]3 
Research Note An Ann Oliver, daughter of William & Susanna was baptised in Cheriton Fitzpaine in August 1814. There were two couples - William & Margt and John & Susanna both having children in CF about this time. Don't know which family Ann belongs in.
In November 1815, Susanna Oliver, age 1, was buried. It seems likely that it was the same child and that she was a daughter of John & Susanna because of the same name. 
(Widowed) Burial.His wife Susanna died in 1835.4 
(Other) 1841 CensusJohn Oliver Senr appeared on the 1841 Census of Cheriton Fitzpaine, Devon, in the household of his son John. He was 60 years old, independent, and born in the county. Also in the household were his children Mary Ann and Edward.5 
MarriageJohn Oliver married Ann Easterbrook on 5 Jul 1844 in Cheriton Fitzpaine, Devon.
Details from the register: John Oliver, full age, widower, yeoman, residence Cheriton Fitzpaine, father William Oliver, yeoman;
Ann Pitt, full age, widow, Cheriton Fitzpaine, father Daniel Easterbrook, yeoman;
They were married in the parish church by license and the witnesses were John Easterbrook and Mary Easterbrook. John Oliver signed his name and Ann signed with an X.6,7 
(Admon) ProbateJohn Oliver, yeoman of Cheriton Fitzpaine was granted administration of his son Edward Oliver's estate in 1846. Edward was a butcher in Sandford.8 
1851 CensusJohn and Ann Oliver appeared on the 1851 Census of Cheriton Fitzpaine, Devon, at White Cross. John was 71, renting a lot and orchard, and was born in Stockleigh English. Ann was 54 and born in Cheriton Fitzpaine. With them was a lodger, Sarah Luke (unmarried, 66, invalid, born Cheriton Fitzpaine.)6 
WillJohn Oliver wrote a will dated 8 Jun 1852.
Last Will and Testament of John Oliver of White Cross in the parish of Cheriton Fitzpaine, Yeoman.

To Grand Daughter Mary Jane Oliver, daughter of son John, family bible
To Grand Daughter Rhoda Oliver, daughter of son John, silver table or desert spoon marked J S O

Names Thomas Skinner to be executor and directs him
To pay debts, &c and to purchase a family Bible to be given to Grand Daughter Rhoda

To daughter Mary Ann Oliver, one half the residue of estate
To sons William and John, equal shares of the other half
Signed 8 June 1852
Witnesses Jane Skinner, T T Melhuish.9
 
DeathJohn died on 17 Jul 1852.9
 
ProbateHis estate was proved on 30 Jul 1852 in Archdeaconry Court of Exeter. The executor was Thomas Skinner and effects were sworn under £100.9 
Last Edited10 Jun 2014

Citations

  1. Will and Administration of William Oliver of Stockley English, 23 May 1780, proved in the Archdeaconry Court of Exeter, 3 May 1781. Information from Typescript of Devonshire wills, 1600-1800, which were taken from the abstract manuscripts made by Olive M Moger at the Exeter Probate Registry, prior to the destruction of the originals during the war. FHL film #0916875.
  2. Website International Genealogical Index, parish register extraction (www.familysearch.org).
  3. Transcript of the Parish Register of Newton St Cyres, Devon, 1554-1837 (Family History Library, film #0,917,203), John Oliver & Susanna Lake, 1806.
  4. Microfilm of the Parish Register of Cheriton Fitzpaine, Devon, 1610-1835 (Family History Library, 0916835).
  5. 1841 Census for England & Wales, HO107/209 Book 3 Folio 5.
  6. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/1887 folio 450.
  7. Cheriton Fitzpaine, Devon, Marriage Register, Image viewed at FindMyPast. John Oliver & Ann Pitt, 1844, #34.
  8. Index to Wills, administrations, and inventories, Devon, compiled by Devon FHS, Devon RO, and the Plymouth, West Devon RO, and GENUKI, http://genuki.cs.ncl.ac.uk/DEV/DevonWillsProject/index.html, ongoing, Edward Oliver, admon, (Episcopal) Consistory Court of (the Bishop of) Exeter, found in Death Duty (Estate Duty) Administration Abstracts (TNA IR26), for the period 1812-1857, IR 26/512 f.292.
  9. Will and Testament of John Oliver of Cheriton Fitzpaine, 8 June 1852, proved in the Archdeaconry Court of Exeter, 30 July 1852 (Family History Library, film #1278965).
  10. Cheriton Fitzpaine, Devon, Baptism Register, Image viewed at FindMyPast. William Oliver, 1808.

George Pearce1

#20609, (1731 - 1789)

Children of George Pearce and Ruth Mable Edwards

  • Thomas Pearce1 (1758 - )
  • George Pearce1 (1760 - )
  • Jonah Pearce1 (1764 - )
  • Love Pearce1 (1766 - 1766)
  • Love Pearce1 (1768 - )
  • unnamed Pearce1 (1770 - )
  • Abraham Pearce+1 (c 1772 - 1856)
  • Mabel Pearce+1 (1776 - 1806)

Life Events

BirthGeorge Pearce was born in 1731.
Year calculated from burial record.1 
Marriage BannMarriage banns were published in Sep 1756 in Stoke St Gregory, Somerset. "Banns of Marriage between George Pearce of Stoke St Gregory in the county of Somerset and Ruth Mable Edwards of the same place spinster were published on the three Sundays underwritten: That is to say, On Sunday twelfth day of September 1756 by me W. Brett curate, On Sunday nineteenth of September 1756, On Sunday twenty sixth September 1756 by me W. Brett curate."1 
MarriageHe married Ruth Mable Edwards on 18 Dec 1756 in Stoke St Gregory.
"George Pearse of the parish of Stoke St Gregory in the county of Somerset and Ruth Mable Edwards of the same place were married in this church by Banns this eighteenth day of December in the year one thousand seven hundred & fifty six by me W. Brett - curate. This marriage was solomized between us, the mark of George Pearse, the mark of Ruth Mable Edwards. In the presence of John Pim, Christopher House" [John Pim was a frequent witness].1 
Burial.George Pearce was buried on 26 Jun 1789 in Stoke St Gregory. "George Pearce aged 58 - 3d [duty paid]."1 
Last Edited8 Jun 2016

Citations

  1. Transcript of the Parish Registers of Stoke St Gregory, Somerset, 1561-1909 (online, link from genuki), http://www.thefamilyhistorypages.co.uk/…

Ruth Mable Edwards1

#20610, (s 1735 - 1792)

Children of Ruth Mable Edwards and George Pearce

  • Thomas Pearce1 (1758 - )
  • George Pearce1 (1760 - )
  • Jonah Pearce1 (1764 - )
  • Love Pearce1 (1766 - 1766)
  • Love Pearce1 (1768 - )
  • unnamed Pearce1 (1770 - )
  • Abraham Pearce+1 (c 1772 - 1856)
  • Mabel Pearce+1 (1776 - 1806)

Life Events

BirthRuth Mable Edwards was born say 1735.

Year of birth estimated from marriage date. 
Marriage BannMarriage banns were published in Sep 1756 in Stoke St Gregory, Somerset. "Banns of Marriage between George Pearce of Stoke St Gregory in the county of Somerset and Ruth Mable Edwards of the same place spinster were published on the three Sundays underwritten: That is to say, On Sunday twelfth day of September 1756 by me W. Brett curate, On Sunday nineteenth of September 1756, On Sunday twenty sixth September 1756 by me W. Brett curate."1 
MarriageShe married George Pearce on 18 Dec 1756 in Stoke St Gregory.
"George Pearse of the parish of Stoke St Gregory in the county of Somerset and Ruth Mable Edwards of the same place were married in this church by Banns this eighteenth day of December in the year one thousand seven hundred & fifty six by me W. Brett - curate. This marriage was solomized between us, the mark of George Pearse, the mark of Ruth Mable Edwards. In the presence of John Pim, Christopher House" [John Pim was a frequent witness].1 
Burial.Ruth was buried on 11 Nov 1792 in Stoke St Gregory. The register noted that Ruth Pearce was poor.1 
Last Edited1 Dec 2014

Citations

  1. Transcript of the Parish Registers of Stoke St Gregory, Somerset, 1561-1909 (online, link from genuki), http://www.thefamilyhistorypages.co.uk/…

William Feltham1

#324, (1813 - 1871)
FatherDaniel Feltham1 (1787 - 1854)
MotherHannah Marshall1 (1781 - 1834)

Children of William Feltham and Elizabeth Markey

Life Events

OccupationWilliam Feltham was a labourer (1834 on, 1841), ag lab (1861), gamekeeper (1851, 1854, 1864), rabbiter (1871.) 
BaptismHe was baptized on 4 Jul 1813 in Stourton, Wiltshire.1 
MarriageHe married Elizabeth Markey on 16 Nov 1834 in Stourton.
The register noted that they were both of the parish, a bachelor & spinster, and were married in the parish church after banns. Both signed with an X.1
William Feltham & Elizabeth Markey marriage
Stourton parish register, 1834
1841 CensusWilliam and Elizabeth Feltham appeared on the 1841 Census of Stourton parish, Somerset, at Gasper. They were living with [Elizabeth's father] John Markey (75). William was 25 years old, a labourer, and not born in the county of Somerset. Elizabeth was 25 and was born in the county. Their children were William (5), Fanny (3), and Mark (1). In the 1841 census, ages above 15 were rounded down and relationships were not recorded.2 
Research Note The parish of Stourton was partly in Wiltshire and partly in Somerset. The Feltham family lived in the hamlet of Gasper, also known as Brook, which was in the Somerset portion. 
Residence On 25 Jul 1847, William Feltham lived in Bonham Hangings, Stourton, Wiltshire.3 
OccupationHe was a Game Keeper (for Hoare family, bankers) between 1851 and 1864.4,5 
1851 CensusWilliam and Elizabeth appeared on the 1851 Census of Stourton, Wiltshire, at Six Wells. William was 36 years old, a Gamekeeper, and born in Stourton. Elizabeth was 38 and born in Brook, Somerset. Their children were William (14, ag lab), Fanny (13), Mark (11, scholar), John (9, scholar), George (6, scholar), Daniel (4), and Mary (1).
All the children were born in Brook, except Mary who was born in Stourton.6 
1861 CensusWilliam and Elizabeth appeared on the 1861 Census of Stourton, Wiltshire, at Stourton Lane. William was 46, an Agricultural labourer, and born in Stourton. Elizabeth was 48 and born in Gasper, Somerset. Their children were John (19, ag lab), George (16, ag lab), Daniel (13, ag lab), Mary (11, scholar), and Henry (9, scholar).
All the children were born in Stourton. Also with them was a granddaughter, Kate (2) [whose mother Fanny was a servant in Zeals].7 
1871 CensusWilliam appeared on the 1871 Census of Stourton parish, Wiltshire, at New Lake House, Gasper. He was with his daughter Fanny Evill and her family. William was 57, married, an Agricultural Laborer, and was born in Stourton. His wife Elizabeth was in another houshold in Stourton as a Nurse and was noted to be a Rabbiter's Wife.8 
DeathWilliam died in 1871.
In the GRO death index, there is an entry for William Feltham age 58 in the last quarter of 1871. However, it is in the registration district of Mile End, which is in London/Middlesex and the national probate calendar shows that it is a different William Feltham. I do not yet see an entry for this William. 
Burial.He was buried on 4 Oct 1871 in Stourton. He was noted to be 58 and residing in Stourton.1 
Last Edited21 Mar 2020

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Parish Register of Stourton, Wiltshire, 1570-1960 (Family History Library, 1279341 & 1279342).
  2. 1841 Census for England & Wales, HO107/952 Book 9 Folio 4.
  3. Microfilm of the Parish Register of Stourton, Wiltshire, 1570-1960 (Family History Library, 1279341 & 1279342), Daniel Feltham baptism, 1847.
  4. Letters from Marg Grainger, Edmonton, to J Kolthammer, dated early 1990s, May 1993.
  5. Microfilm of the Parish Register of Stourton, Wiltshire, 1570-1960 (Family History Library, 1279341 & 1279342), extract.
  6. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/1850 folio 126.
  7. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/1323 folio 98.
  8. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/1965 folio 9.
  9. Microfilm of the Parish Register of St. Saviour's Church, Bath, Somerset, 1543-1876 (Family History Library, 1526371).

Daniel Feltham1

#326, (1787 - 1854)
FatherWilliam Feltham1 (1739 - 1806)
MotherMary Edwards1 (c 1746 - 1820)

Child of Daniel Feltham and Ann Gaunt

  • Daniel Gaunt2 (1808 - )

Children of Daniel Feltham and Hannah Marshall

Life Events

BaptismDaniel Feltham was baptized on 19 Aug 1787 in Stourton, Wiltshire.1 
Item. On 6 June 1808, Ann Gaunt of Gasper charged Daniel Feltham for a male chld born 13 April. Daniel was ordered to pay £1 10s and 1s 3p weekly. Ann was to pay 7p weekly to ensure she cared for the child.2 
MarriageHe married Hannah Marshall on 5 Mar 1810 in Stourton.
The register stated that both were of the parish. They were married after banns and both signed with an 'X.1
1821 Census Daniel and Hannah Feltham were recorded on the 1821 census of Stourton, Wiltshire. Daniel was 33, Hannah 40, and they had 6 children in the household: William (7), John (5), Daniel (1), Harriet (11), Charlotte (9), and Mary (2).
Stourton and Gasper had a population of 658 in 130 houses.3 
1831 CensusDaniel Feltham was listed as the head of a family on the 1831 census of Stourton. The family consisted of 4 males and 4 females (no names were recorded). One male was over 20 years of age and was an agricultural labourer.4 
(Widowed) Burial.His wife Hannah died in 1834.1 
MarriageDaniel Feltham married Elizabeth Betman on 8 Sep 1835 in Gillingham, Dorset.
Details from the register: Daniel Feltham of the Hamlet of Bourton in this parish and Elizabeth Betman of the Hamlet of Bourton were married after banns. They each signed with an X. The witnesses were John Williams (who witnessed many marriages) and James Moors, who signed with a mark.5 
1841 CensusDaniel and Elizabeth appeared on the 1841 Census of Gasper, Somerset. Daniel was 50 and a labourer. Elizabeth was 60. Neither was born in the county. With them was Daniel's son George, age 15. [Note: age's were rounded down in the 1841 census and relationships were not recorded].6 
1851 CensusDaniel and Elizabeth Feltham appeared on the 1851 Census of Tything of Brook, Stourton, Wiltshire, at Davis's House. Daniel was 63 years old, a Labourer in the Woods, and was born in Brook, Somerset. Elizabeth was 70 and her birthplace was recorded as not known. They had two lodgers.7 
Burial.Daniel Feltham was buried on 6 May 1854 in Stourton. He was 66 years old and lived in Stourton.1 
Last Edited8 Dec 2014

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Parish Register of Stourton, Wiltshire, 1570-1960 (Family History Library, 1279341 & 1279342).
  2. Microfilm of the Parish Register of Stourton, Wiltshire, 1570-1960 (Family History Library, 1279341 & 1279342), Bastardy orders, 1766-1822.
  3. 1821 Census for Stourton, Wiltshire (Family History Library, film #1278673).
  4. 1831 Copy Census for Stourton, Wiltshire (Family History Library, film #1278673).
  5. Gillingham, Dorset Marriage Register, Image viewed at ancestry. Daniel Feltham & Elizabeth Betman, 1835, #504.
  6. 1841 Census for England & Wales, HO107/952 Book 9 Folio 7.
  7. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/1850 folio 119.

Hannah Marshall1

#327, (1781 - 1834)
FatherJohn Marshall1 (c 1753 - 1833)
MotherMary Windsor1 (s 1755 - b 1821)

Children of Hannah Marshall and Daniel Feltham

Life Events

BaptismHannah Marshall was baptized on 29 Jul 1781 in Stourton, Wiltshire.1 
MarriageShe married Daniel Feltham on 5 Mar 1810 in Stourton.
The register stated that both were of the parish. They were married after banns and both signed with an 'X.1
1821 Census Daniel and Hannah Feltham were recorded on the 1821 census of Stourton, Wiltshire. Daniel was 33, Hannah 40, and they had 6 children in the household: William (7), John (5), Daniel (1), Harriet (11), Charlotte (9), and Mary (2).
Stourton and Gasper had a population of 658 in 130 houses.2 
1831 CensusHannah's family was recorded on the 1831 census of Stourton. The family consisted of 4 males and 4 females (no names were recorded). One male was over 20 years of age and was an agricultural labourer.3 
Burial.She was buried on 27 Apr 1834 in Stourton. She was 52 years old and lived in Gasper.1 
Last Edited8 Dec 2014

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Parish Register of Stourton, Wiltshire, 1570-1960 (Family History Library, 1279341 & 1279342).
  2. 1821 Census for Stourton, Wiltshire (Family History Library, film #1278673).
  3. 1831 Copy Census for Stourton, Wiltshire (Family History Library, film #1278673).

William Feltham1

#328, (1739 - 1806)
FatherWilliam Feltham1 (1696 - 1759)
MotherEdith Cook1 (c 1701 - 1773)

Children of William Feltham and Mary Edwards

Life Events

BaptismWilliam Feltham was baptized on 16 Apr 1739 in Stourton, Wiltshire.1 
MarriageHe married Mary Edwards on 2 Dec 1764 in parish church, Stourton, Wiltshire.
Details from the register: both of parish, bachelor & spinster, married after banns, Mary signed with an X; witnesses were M Barton & Thomas Tabor [Thomas witnessed many Stourton marriages].1 
Land Record In 1784, a William Feltham was the tax collector in the tything of Brook in the parish of Stourton. He was the assessor in 1785 and was recorded as an occupier from 1780 (perhaps before) to 1796.2 
Burial.William Feltham was buried on 17 Sep 1806 in Stourton. Age 67.1 
Last Edited5 Dec 2014

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Parish Register of Stourton, Wiltshire, 1570-1960 (Family History Library, 1279341 & 1279342).
  2. Land Tax Assessment for Brook, Stourton, 1766-1832. FHL film #1526851.

William Feltham1

#330, (1696 - 1759)
FatherJohn Feltham1 (1665 - 1740)
MotherMiriam (-?-)1 (s 1675 - 1718)

Children of William Feltham and Edith Cook

Life Events

BaptismWilliam Feltham was baptized on 16 Sep 1696 in Stourton, Wiltshire.1 
MarriageHe married Edith Cook on 1 Nov 1725 in Stourton.1
 
Burial.William Feltham was buried on 21 Jul 1759 in Stourton.1 
Last Edited6 Dec 2014

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Parish Register of Stourton, Wiltshire, 1570-1960 (Family History Library, 1279341 & 1279342).
  2. Microfilm of the Parish Register of Stourton, Wiltshire, 1570-1960 (Family History Library, 1279341 & 1279342), John Feltham burial, 1744.

Edith Cook1

#331, (c 1701 - 1773)
FatherThomas Cook2 (c 1670 - 1729)
MotherEdith (-?-)2 (s 1673 - 1711)

Child of Edith Cook

  • Mary Cook1 (1721 - )

Children of Edith Cook and William Feltham

Life Events

BirthEdith Cook was born circa 1701.
Birth year calculated from age in the burial register.1 
BaptismShe was baptized on 22 Nov 1701 in Mere, Wiltshire. She was the daughter of Thomas.2 
MarriageShe married William Feltham on 1 Nov 1725 in Stourton, Wiltshire.1
 
Burial.Edith Cook was buried on 6 Apr 1773 in Stourton. She was 72 years old.1 
Last Edited14 Jul 2015

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Parish Register of Stourton, Wiltshire, 1570-1960 (Family History Library, 1279341 & 1279342).
  2. Webpage Stourton, Kilmington and Mere Genealogies: A research project of the Australian National University (http://wiltshire.anu.edu.au), authored by Cathy Day.
  3. Comment.

John Feltham1

#332, (1665 - 1740)
FatherRobert Feltham1 (1634 - 1718)
MotherMary (-?-)1 (c 1639 - 1696)

Children of John Feltham and Miriam (-?-)

Life Events

BaptismJohn Feltham was baptized on 22 Feb 1665 in Stourton, Wiltshire.1 
MarriageHe married Miriam (-?-).1
 
(Widowed) Burial.His wife Miriam died in 1718.1 
Burial.John Feltham was buried on 14 Aug 1740 in Stourton.1 
Last Edited5 Dec 2014

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Parish Register of Stourton, Wiltshire, 1570-1960 (Family History Library, 1279341 & 1279342).

Miriam (-?-)1

#333, (s 1675 - 1718)

Children of Miriam (-?-) and John Feltham

Life Events

BirthMiriam (-?-) was born say 1675.
 
MarriageShe married John Feltham.1
 
Burial.Miriam (-?-) was buried on 27 Apr 1718 in Stourton, Wiltshire. She was noted to be the wife of John Feltham.1 
Last Edited16 Dec 2014

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Parish Register of Stourton, Wiltshire, 1570-1960 (Family History Library, 1279341 & 1279342).

William Feltham1

#334, (1835 - 1911)
FatherWilliam Feltham1,3 (1813 - 1871)
MotherElizabeth Markey2,1 (c 1812 - c 1890)

Children of William Feltham and Charlotte Foot

Life Events

BaptismWilliam Feltham was baptized on 8 Dec 1835 in Stourton, Wiltshire. Res Gasper.1 
(with Parents) 1841 CensusWilliam appeared on the 1841 Census of Stourton parish, Somerset with his parents and [his maternal grandfather] John Markey. He was 5 years old and born in Somerset.4 
(with Parents) 1851 CensusWilliam appeared on the 1851 Census of Stourton, Wiltshire with his parents. He was 14 years old, an agricultural labourer, and was born in Brook, Somerset.2 
NoteHe a William Feltham witnessed the marriage of Charlotte Foot's brother in 1859 in Bruton on 25 Aug 1859.5 
1861 CensusHe appeared on the 1861 Census of Lyme Regis, Dorset, at Hole Farm. He lived with the Gamekeeper's family (Solomon Strong) in the Keepers Lodge. William was 23, unmarried, born in Stourton, and his occupation was Rabbit Trapper. Hole Farm was farmed by William Turner, was 530 acres in size, and employed 10 men and 4 boys.6 
MarriageHe married Charlotte Foot on 6 Oct 1864 in parish church, St Saviour Bath, Somerset.
Details from the certificate: William Feltham, full age, bachelor, game keeper, residence Dover Terrace, father William Feltham game keeper;
Charlotte Foot, full age, spinster, servant, 12 Kennington, father Robert Foot labourer; They were married after banns and the witnesses were George Francis and George ?3
William Feltham & Charlotte Foot
6 October 1864
St Saviour, Bath parish register
1871 CensusWilliam and Charlotte Feltham appeared on the 1871 Census of Croscombe, Somerset, at Stacey's. William was a Game Keeper, age 33, born in Stourton, Wiltshire. Charlotte was 31, born in Sherborne Dorsetshire. Their children were Elizabeth (5, birthplace Wraxhall), Annie (4, Wraxhall), Ellen (2, Charfield), and William (5 months, Charfield). Also with them was a visitor, Ann Sayer (17, dress maker, born Atworth.)7 
1881 CensusWilliam and Charlotte appeared on the 1881 Census of Croscombe, Somerset, at Village of Croscombe. William was 44, a Gamekeeper, and born in Stourton, Wiltshire. Charlotte was 41, and born in Sherborne, Dorset. Their children were Ellen (12), William (10), Edith (8), Mary (6), and Kate (4). The first two were born in Cottles Wiltshire and the last three in Croscombe. Also with them was one lodger (Robert Hill, 20, gamekeeper). Their daughter Elizabeth (15) was a general servant in Wells, Somerset, and daughter Annie (14) was in service in a farmer's household in Shepton Mallet.8 
Newspaper Published 19 Sep 1887.

East Penwith Petty Sessions ­ These sessions were held at the Camborne
Town-hall on Tuesday, before Mr. D.W. Bain (chairman), Capt. W. Rabling,
and Messrs. Hocking and Penrose. Thomas Polkinghorne, Phillack, was
charged with having a 2 lbs. weight which was deficient. In defence he
said he had borrowed it of a neighbour. Fined 6d. And 9s. Costs. -
Richard Lee and T. Drake, miners, Camborne, were charged with unlawfully
having in their possession on the 27th August a quantity of rabbits and
nets. Superintendent Miller stated that on Saturday afternoon, the 27th
August, he was on duty with two constables at the bottom of the town,
near the Folley, when they met the defendants, with their clothes
looking as if they had something concealed. On being asked to produce
what they had under their coats, they took out 13 rabbits and nine nets.
He then told them they would be charged with unlawful possession, as
from the nature of the stock it looked as if they had been poaching. A
gamekeeper at Tehidy, named Feltham, was then called, and said he saw
the two men on the day in question on the cliffs on Mr. Basset's
property with dogs and nets. Although he did not see them catch
anything, yet they had the appearance of having been poaching by the
nets and ferrets, and by the rabbits which were hanging out of their
pockets. - Mr. Dobell, for the defence, said there was no direct proof
that the defendants were really poaching, and stated it to be a very
unlikely thing that these men would be so indiscreet as to go netting
and trapping high by day on land so watched as were the cliffs. - The
Bench were of opinion that the case was clearly one of poaching, and
fined each of the defendants 5s. and 11s. costs. - Two cross-summonses
arising out of the case were then heard. Feltham, the gamekeeper, was
charged with assaulting Richard Lee. After watching Lee and Drake for
some time on the cliffs, Feltham came up to them with an assistant
called Luxon, and said, "Halloa, my boys; I've been looking at you; what
have you in your pockets? You had better turn them out, and give me your
names and addresses." This Lee and Drake refused to do, and Feltham
said, "If you don't, I must make you." A scuffle then arose, in which
Lee struck Feltham a blow on the nose with a stone. This Lee denied, but
said Feltham came up to them in a trap with Luxon and, getting out, said
"Turn out your b------ pockets." He said he should not, and told him he
had no authority to see what he had in his pockets. This was
corroborated by Drake and by a youth named Mitchell, servant, in the
employ of Mr. Sleeman, who was standing by at the time. - Mr. Thomas
prosecuted, and Mr. Dobell defended. - The bench gave it as their
judgment that Lee was wrong in refusing to give his name and address,
and therefore provoked the use of force. They consequently dismissed the
case. - Then came a charge against Luxon, the assistant-keeper, that he
did on the same day and place assault T. Drake by striking him across
the face with the butt end of a whip. It appears that whilst Lee and
Feltham were scuffling Drake went to Lee's assistance to get off
Feltham, and Luxon became concerned about his mate. With a whip which he
held in his hand he made an attack on Drake. The same evidence was
produced in this case as in the preceding one. - Being of opinion that
Luxon used more violence than the circumstances warranted, the Bench
fined him 2s. and 12s. costs. - John Johns, labourer, charged William
Holman, grocer, &c., with wrongful dismissal, and claimed £3 10s,
wages in lieu of a month's notice. The plaintiff said he was engaged by
the defendant about nine months ago as a labourer, to work on ground and
carry goods, &c., The terms of my engagement were 17s. 6d. per week,
hours of work from seven a.m. to five p.m., to give and take a month's
notice to quit. - The defendant, who pleaded that the plaintiff
neglected his work was ordered to pay Johns up to the time he had
fulfilled his duties, each party to pay his own costs.9
 
1891 CensusWilliam and Charlotte appeared on the 1891 Census of Croscombe, Somerset, at The Staceys. William was 49, born in Stourton, and employed as a Gamekeeper. Charlotte was 47 and born in Poynting Sherborne, Dorset. They had one child at home, Emily (9, birthplace Dinder). Kate (14) was an Under Nurse in Dinder. Mary (16) was a Housemaid to the rector in Bicknoller. Edith (19) was a maid in the rectory in Loxton. Ellen (22) was a Parlor Maid in Cornwall. Elizabeth (25) was a Cook. Annie and William had emigrated to Canada.10 
1901 CensusWilliam Feltham appeared on the 1901 Census of Dinder, Somerset, at Dinder Street. He was the only one present in the household and listed as 60 years old, working as a labourer, birthplace Stourton. Charlotte was enumerated as a visitor in Worle, Somerset.11 
EventHis children Annie (with daughter Barbara) and William (with son William Edward) came to visit from Canada for his 70th birthday. Bernice Redwood has a photograph taken this day.12 
Note.Even though they had been in service in various places, between 1894 and 1908, their youngest five daughters returned to Dinder to marry. Of the others, Elizabeth married in 1893 in Bristol and Annie & William emigrated to Canada before marrying. 
Signature13
William Feltham's signature on son's life insurance application, 1911
1911 CensusWilliam and Charlotte appeared on the 1911 Census of Dinder, Somerset. William was 74, worked as a farm labourer, and was born in Stourton, Wilts. Charlotte was 70 and born in Oborn, Dorset. They had been married 46 years and had had 8 children, all of whom were still living. Their house had six rooms and the census schedule was filled in and signed by William.14 
DeathWilliam died on 12 Aug 1911 in Dinder, Somerset.
Age 75.15 
BurialHe was buried on 15 Aug 1911 in St Michael Church, Dinder, Somerset.15,16 
Last Edited18 Jun 2019

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Parish Register of Stourton, Wiltshire, 1570-1960 (Family History Library, 1279341 & 1279342).
  2. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/1850 folio 126.
  3. Microfilm of the Parish Register of St. Saviour's Church, Bath, Somerset, 1543-1876 (Family History Library, 1526371).
  4. 1841 Census for England & Wales, HO107/952 Book 9 Folio 4.
  5. Microfilm of the Parish Register of Bruton, Somerset, 1554-1928 (Family History Library, 1526441).
  6. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/1370 folio 64.
  7. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/2444 folio 67.
  8. 1881 Census for England & Wales, RG11/2406 folio 63.
  9. Rootsweb Mailing List, archived online at http://lists.rootsweb.ancestry.com/, CORNISH-GEN-L, 7 Feb 2006.
  10. 1891 Census for England & Wales, RG12/1911 folio 45.
  11. 1901 Census for England & Wales, RG13/2315 folio 94.
  12. Letters from Bernice Redwood, England, to J Kolthammer, dated early 1990s, 2 Jan 1994.
  13. Oddfellows Life Insurance Application for William Feltham. Image viewed at Find My Past.
  14. Image of the 1911 Census for England and Wales (1911 Census.co.uk, http://www.1911census.co.uk/), RG14 RD313 SD1 ED3 SN71.
  15. Letters from Marg Grainger, Edmonton, to J Kolthammer, dated early 1990s, May 1993.
  16. St Michael Church, Dinder, Somerset Parish Register transcript, viewed at FreeREG. William Feltham, age 75, 1911, #392.
  17. Copy birth certificate of William Feltham, born 31 October 1870, registered 30 November 1870 in the Registration District of Bradford.
  18. Manitoba Marriage Registration. William Feltham & Bessie Mary Penny, 1901.
  19. St Mary the Virgin Church, Croscombe, Somerset Parish Register transcript, viewed at FreeREG. Mary Feltham, 1875.

Daniel Feltham1

#713, (1821 - 1864)
FatherDaniel Feltham1 (1787 - 1854)
MotherHannah Marshall1 (1781 - 1834)

Children of Daniel Feltham and Catharine (-?-)

  • Harriet Feltham2 (c 1856 - )
  • John W Feltham2 (c 1858 - )
  • Mary Ann Feltham2 (c 1859 - )
  • James Marshall Feltham2 (c 1861 - 1863)
  • Dan Feltham3 (c 1863 - )

Life Events

BirthDaniel Feltham was born in 1820 in Stourton, Wiltshire.2
 
BaptismHe was baptized on 25 Dec 1821 in Stourton.1 
MarriageHe married Catharine (-?-).2
 
Research Note Possibly married in Ireland (although no apparent index entry), or this GRO Index entry:
Daniel FELTHAM married in Sculcoates District, Yorkshire in Dec 1852 to Catherine RILEY. 
1861 CensusDaniel and Catharine Feltham appeared on the 1861 Census of Kilmington, Somerset, at Cox's Lodge. Daniel was a Chelsea Pensioner, age 39, born in Stourton. Catharine was 30, born in Langford Town Cavan County Ireland. Their children were Harriet (5, born Longford Town), John W (3, Glascow Town), Mary Ann (2, Newport Monmouthshire), and James M (3 months, Kilmington.)2 
Burial.Daniel Feltham was buried on 30 Mar 1864 in Stourton. He was noted to be 42, residence "Cox's Lodge", Kilmington.1 
Last Edited3 Oct 2015

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Parish Register of Stourton, Wiltshire, 1570-1960 (Family History Library, 1279341 & 1279342).
  2. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/1323 folio 88.
  3. Comment: Dan's father Daniel died in 1864 and Dan was with his widowed mother Catherine in the 1871 census.

Fanny Feltham1,2

#717, (1838 - 1895)
FatherWilliam Feltham1,2 (1813 - 1871)
MotherElizabeth Markey1,2 (c 1812 - c 1890)

Child of Fanny Feltham

  • Kate Feltham1 (1859 - )

Children of Fanny Feltham and Henry Evil

  • Walter Mark Evil5 (c 1866 - )
  • Elizabeth Augusta Evil5 (1867 - )
  • Mary Ellen Evil5 (1869 - )
  • Janet Florence Evil5 (1871 - )
  • Ernest Henry Evil6 (c 1873 - )
  • Jessie Agnes Evil6 (1875 - )
  • Arthur Percy Evil6 (c 1877 - )

Life Events

BaptismFanny Feltham was baptized on 23 May 1838 in Stourton, Wiltshire. They resided in Gasper.1 
(with Parents) 1841 CensusFanny appeared on the 1841 Census of Stourton parish, Somerset with her parents and [her maternal grandfather] John Markey. She was 3 years old and born in Somerset.3 
(with Parents) 1851 CensusFanny appeared on the 1851 Census of Stourton, Wiltshire with her parents. She was 13 years old and born in Brook, Somerset.2 
1861 CensusShe appeared on the 1861 Census of Zeals, Wiltshire, at Long Cross. She was a General Servant, age 22, born in Stourton Somerset.4 
MarriageShe married Henry Evil on 27 Apr 1865 in Stourton.
Details from registration Henry Evil, age 29, bachelor, labourer, residence Gasper, father Elias, labourer, signed with an X;
Fanny Feltham, 27, spinster, residence Stourton, father William, labourer;
The witnesses were George Feltham and Annie Feltham.1 
Research Note Children's birth registrations use the surname spelling Evill. 
1871 CensusHenry and Fanny Evill appeared on the 1871 Census of Stourton, Wiltshire, at New Lake House, Gasper. Henry was 34, an Agricultural Labourer, born in Gasper Somerset. Fanny was 31, born in Gasper. Their children were Kate (12), Walter (5), Elizabeth (3), Ellen (2), and Genett (1 month). The three eldest were scholars. Kate was born in Stourton Wilts, the rest in Gasper. Also with them was Fanny's father, William Feltham (57.)5 
1881 CensusHenry and Fanny Evill appeared on the 1881 Census of Stourton, Wiltshire, at Black Slough Lodge. They lived in a portion of Stourton parish that was actually in Somerset. The entire family was born in Gasper, Somerset. Henry was 44 and a general laborer. Fanny was 42. Their children were Walter (15), Elizabeth (13), Ellen (12), Florence (9), Earnest (8), Jessie (5), and Percie (4). Walter was a general laborer and the rest were scholars.6 
1891 CensusHenry and Fanny Evill appeared on the 1891 Census of Stourton, Wiltshire, at Laundry. Henry was 54 and an Agricultural laborer. Fanny was 51. Their children were Ernest (18, ag lab) and Percy (14). Also with them was [Fanny's] niece Annie Feltham, age 14. The entire family was born in Gasper Stourton Somerset.7 
DeathFanny died in 1895.8
 
BurialShe was buried on 9 Sep 1895 in Stourton. The burial record noted that she was 56 years old.9 
(Spouse's death) DeathHer husband Henry died in 1917.10 
Last Edited4 Dec 2016

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Parish Register of Stourton, Wiltshire, 1570-1960 (Family History Library, 1279341 & 1279342).
  2. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/1850 folio 126.
  3. 1841 Census for England & Wales, HO107/952 Book 9 Folio 4.
  4. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/1324 folio 55.
  5. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/1965 folio 9.
  6. 1881 Census for England & Wales, RG11/2079 folio 99.
  7. 1891 Census for England & Wales, RG12/1627 folio 73.
  8. FreeBMD. Fanny Evill, age 56, Sep Q 1895, Mere RD.
  9. Transcript of Stourton Wiltshire Burials, 1570-1958, viewed at Online Parish Clerk. Fanny Evill, 1895.
  10. FreeBMD. Henry Evill, age 81, Jun Q 1917, Shaftesbury RD.

Mark Feltham1

#718, (1840 - )
FatherWilliam Feltham1,2 (1813 - 1871)
MotherElizabeth Markey1,2 (c 1812 - c 1890)

Life Events

BaptismMark Feltham was baptized on 3 May 1840 in Stourton, Wiltshire. Res Gasper.1 
(with Parents) 1841 CensusMark appeared on the 1841 Census of Stourton parish, Somerset with his parents and [his maternal grandfather] John Markey. He was one year old and born in Somerset.3 
(with Parents) 1851 CensusMark appeared on the 1851 Census of Stourton, Wiltshire with his parents. He was 11 years old, a scholar, and born in Brook, Somerset.2 
1861 CensusHe appeared on the 1861 Census of Sherborne, Dorset, at Halfmoon Street. He was a boarder, age 20, Groom, born in Wilts Stourton.4 
Newspaper Published 1 Mar 1871 in the Hampshire Advertiser.

Mark Feltham, groom, pleaded guilty to stealing a shawl and ring from carriages at Christchurch, the property of George Bassett and William Allis Smith, was sentenced to four months' imprisonment.5
 
Note.The criminal register noted that he was 29, a Groom, of imperfect education, the magistrate was T Entwisle, Esq, he was taken into custody on 9 Jan 1871 for "Stealing one rug, of the value of 7s 6d, the property of George Bassett, at Christchurch, on the 6th January 1871. Further charge -- Stealing one shawl, of the value of £1:10:0, the property of William Allis Smith, at Christchurch, on the 6th January, 1871", tried 27 February before Mr Baron Pigott, pleaded guilty of Larceny, sentenced to 4 calendar months' imprisonment with hard labor.6 
1871 CensusHe appeared on the 1871 Census of Winchester, Hampshire, at the County Prison. He was an Inmate, unmarried, age 29, occupation Groom, birthplace Stourton Wiltshire.7 
MarriageHe married Mary See on 25 Nov 1872 in All Saints Church, Kensington, Middlesex.
Details from the register: Mark Feltham, full age, bachelor, groom, residence 10 All Saints Road, father William Feltham, Game-keeper;
Mary See, full age, spinster, 10 All Saints Road, father Henry See labourer;
They were married after banns and the witnesses were William Raven and Elizabeth Lucas.8 
Last Edited15 Jul 2015

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Parish Register of Stourton, Wiltshire, 1570-1960 (Family History Library, 1279341 & 1279342).
  2. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/1850 folio 126.
  3. 1841 Census for England & Wales, HO107/952 Book 9 Folio 4.
  4. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/1360 folio 4.
  5. Hampshire Advertiser, 1 Mar 1871, Page 3. Image accessed online at Find My Past.
  6. England & Wales, Crime, Prisons & Punishment records, 1770-1935. Images of registers viewed at Find My Past.
  7. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/1212 folio 99.
  8. Marriages of All Saints Kensington, St Marylebone, Middlesex. Register at London Metropolitan Archives. Image viewed at Ancestry. Mark Feltham & Mary See, 1872, #493.

John Feltham1

#719, (1842 - )
FatherWilliam Feltham1,2 (1813 - 1871)
MotherElizabeth Markey1,2 (c 1812 - c 1890)

Children of John Feltham and Mary Egan

Life Events

BaptismJohn Feltham was baptized on 18 Sep 1842 in Stourton, Wiltshire. Their residence was Gasper.1 
(with Parents) 1851 CensusJohn appeared on the 1851 Census of Stourton, Wiltshire with his parents. He was 9 years old, a scholar, and born in Brook, Somerset.2 
(with Parents) 1861 CensusJohn appeared on the 1861 Census of Stourton, Wiltshire with his parents. He was 19 years old, an agricultural labourer, and was born in Stourton.3 
Residence-Moved Sometime between the 1861 census and his marriage in 1864, John moved from Stourton to Marylebone Middlesex. 
MarriageHe married Mary Egan on 16 Aug 1864.
They married at the Lady Chapel, Grove Road in the District of Marylebone, Middlesex according to the rites of the Catholic Church.
Details from the certificate: John Feltham, age 22, Bachelor, Laborer, residence 22 Paul Street, father William Feltham, Laborer.
Mary Egan, 22, Spinster, 18 Paul Street, father Daniel Egan (deceased), Shoemaker.
John signed his name and Mary made an X. They were married by Gilbert C Talbot and the witnesses were Mary Jennings (X) and John Egan.4 
Research Note Their children's names do not appear in the GRO birth registration index and their baptisms are not in the Church of England registers. 
1871 CensusJohn and Mary Feltham appeared on the 1871 Census of Paddington, Middlesex, at 33 Hereford Road. John was 26, a Milk Carrier, born in Stourton, Wiltshire. Mary was 27, born in El---ham Devonshire. Their children were William (4), Elizabeth (2), and Kate (1). They also had a milk carrier boarding with them.5 
1881 CensusJohn and Mary appeared on the 1881 Census of Kilburn, Middlesex, at 4 Cardigan Road. John was 36, a General Labourer, born in Sourton [sic] Wiltshire. His wife Mary was 39, born in Limerick Ireland. The children were William (14), Elizabeth (12), and Mary Ann (9), all born in Marylebone Middlesex.6 
Research Note There is a death in the GRO index for a Mary Feltham, age 43, in 1887 in Paddington RD. 
MarriageJohn Feltham married Rachel Ellistone on 1 Dec 1889 in Brentford, Middlesex.
Information from the register: John Feltham, age 46, Widower, Labourer, residence 53 Braemar Road, father William Feltham (deceased), Gamekeeper;
Rachel Ellistone, 42, Widow, 53 Braemar Road, father James James (deceased), Farmer;
They were married in the parish church after banns and the witnesses were Joseph Henry Lestor and Elizabeth Feltham [the same Elizabeth Feltham who witnessed the marriage of John's son William in 1887 - probably John's daughter].7 
1891 CensusJohn and Rachel Feltham appeared on the 1891 Census of Paddington, Middlesex, at 120 Shirland Road. They were one of four families at this address. John was 47, a General Labourer, employed, and born in Stourton Wilts. Rachel was 44, born in Bethania, Cardigan. With them were two Ellistone children, Jane Frances (10), Edwin Nathl (8), and two Lodgers - a newspaper reporter and a grocer's assistant.8 
Research Note There is a death in the GRO index for a Rachel Feltham, age 49, in 1896 in Camberwell RD. 
Research Note There is a death in the GRO index for a John Feltham, age 58, in 1903 in Paddington RD. 
Last Edited19 Apr 2020

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Parish Register of Stourton, Wiltshire, 1570-1960 (Family History Library, 1279341 & 1279342).
  2. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/1850 folio 126.
  3. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/1323 folio 98.
  4. General Register Office Certified Copy of an Entry of Marriage. John Feltham & Mary Egan, Marylebone, 1864, #34.
  5. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/28 folio38.
  6. 1881 Census for England & Wales, RG11/1363 folio 87.
  7. Parish Register Marriages of St Paul Brentford, Middlesex. Register at London Metropolitan Archives. Image viewed at Ancestry. John Feltham & Rachel Ellistone, 1889, #74.
  8. 1891 Census for England & Wales, RG12/6 folio 84.

George Feltham1

#720, (1844 - )
FatherWilliam Feltham1,2 (1813 - 1871)
MotherElizabeth Markey1,2 (c 1812 - c 1890)

Children of George Feltham and Elizabeth Downing

Life Events

BaptismGeorge Feltham was baptized on 1 Dec 1844 in Stourton, Wiltshire. Their abode was Gasper.1 
(with Parents) 1851 CensusGeorge appeared on the 1851 Census of Stourton, Wiltshire with his parents. He was 6 years old, a scholar, and born in Brook, Somerset.2 
(with Parents) 1861 CensusGeorge appeared on the 1861 Census of Stourton, Wiltshire with his parents. He was 16 years old, an agricultural labourer, and was born in Stourton.3 
MarriageHe married Elizabeth Downing on 23 May 1869 in St Mary Kilburn, Middlesex.
Details from the register:
George Feltham, 22, bachelor, Groom, residence 21 St Georges Terrace, father William Feltham, GameKeeper;
Elizabeth Downing, 28, spinster, 21 St Georges Terrace, father William Downing, Lighterman (deceased);
They were married in the parish church after banns and the witnesses were Francis Dunn and Amelia Dunn.4 
1871 CensusGeorge Feltham appeared on the 1871 Census of Stourton, Wiltshire, at The Park Stable Yard. He was one of three servants living in the stable yard. George was 24, unmarried, helper in stables, and born in Gasper Somerset.5 
1871 CensusGeorge and Elizabeth Feltham appeared on the 1871 Census of Southwark, Surrey, at 56 Drummond Road. George was 24, a Porter and born in Horston Wiltshire. Elizabeth was 31, born in Seamington Wiltshire. They had one son, George W, age 11 months.6 
1881 CensusGeorge and Elizabeth appeared on the 1881 Census of Bromley, Middlesex, at 1 Unicorn? Street. There were two families at this address. George was 34, a Warehouseman, born in Stourton Somerset [sic]. Elizabeth was 41, born in Semington Wiltshire. Their children were George W (10, birthplace Bermondsey Surrey), William (6, Hackney Middlesex), and Annie (4, Poplar Middlesex.)7 
Research Note There is a death registration for an Elizabeth Feltham, age 42, in 1884, in Poplar RD. 
Research Note There are two known George Felthams born in Stourton/Gasper/Brook in the 1840s. One, the son of Francis, married Elizabeth Penny and stayed in the area. The other, the son of William, gamekeeper, and Elizabeth, married Elizabeth Downing in London.
However, there is a George Feltham who married Harriet Frith in 1881 and the marriage certificate says that George's father William was a Keeper. Other details suggest that it might be the same George Feltham who was married to Elizabeth Downing. Hmmm, needs more research. 
Last Edited11 May 2023

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Parish Register of Stourton, Wiltshire, 1570-1960 (Family History Library, 1279341 & 1279342).
  2. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/1850 folio 126.
  3. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/1323 folio 98.
  4. Parish Registers of St Mary Kilburn, Middlesex. Register at London Metropolitan Archives. Image viewed at Ancestry. George Feltham & Elizabeth Downing marriage, 1869, #134.
  5. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/1965 folio 5.
  6. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/636 folio 57.
  7. 1881 Census for England & Wales, RG11/500 folio 19.
  8. General Register Office Online Birth Index. George William Feltham, mother's maiden name Downing, June Q 1870, Saint Olave Southwark RD.
  9. General Register Office Online Birth Index. Samuel Newman Feltham, mother's maiden name Downing, Dec Q 1872, Saint Olave Southwark RD.
  10. Parish Registers of St Thomas Bethnal Green, Middlesex. Register at London Metropolitan Archives. Image viewed at Ancestry. William Downing Feltham baptism, 1874.
  11. General Register Office Online Birth Index. Elizabeth Anne Feltham, mother's maiden name Downing, Sep Q 1876, Poplar RD.

Daniel Feltham1

#721, (1847 - )
FatherWilliam Feltham1,2 (1813 - 1871)
MotherElizabeth Markey1,2 (c 1812 - c 1890)

Child of Daniel Feltham

Life Events

BaptismDaniel Feltham was baptized on 25 Jul 1847 in Stourton, Wiltshire. Their residence was Bonham Hangings, Stourton.1 
(with Parents) 1851 CensusDaniel appeared on the 1851 Census of Stourton, Wiltshire with his parents. He was 4 years old and born in Brook, Somerset.2 
(with Parents) 1861 CensusDaniel appeared on the 1861 Census of Stourton, Wiltshire with his parents. He was 13 years old, an agricultural labourer, and was born in Stourton.3 
Research Note First marriage not yet found. 
MarriageHe married Annie Eliza Dolman on 13 Sep 1885 in Willesden, Middlesex.
Details from the register: Daniel Feltham, age 35, widower, storekeeper, residence Willesden Green, father William Feltham deceased Gamekeeper;
Annie Eliza Dolman, 32, widow, Willesden Green, father William Griffiths, Blacksmith;
They were married after banns and the witnesses were John Salmon and M Rendall.4 
Research Note There is a Daniel G Feltham, married, age 49, in Marylebone working in a public house, birthplace Broughton Somerset. 
Last Edited3 Oct 2015

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Parish Register of Stourton, Wiltshire, 1570-1960 (Family History Library, 1279341 & 1279342).
  2. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/1850 folio 126.
  3. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/1323 folio 98.
  4. Willesden Middlesex Marriages, originals at LMA, image viewed at Ancestry. Daniel Feltham & Annie Eliza Dolman, 1885, #370.

Henry Feltham1

#723, (1851 - )
FatherWilliam Feltham1,2 (1813 - 1871)
MotherElizabeth Markey1,2 (c 1812 - c 1890)

Children of Henry Feltham and Eliza Baily

  • Ellen Feltham5 (1878 - )
  • Harry Feltham5 (1880 - )
  • John Feltham6 (1882 - )
  • Kate Feltham6 (1884 - )
  • Frank Feltham6 (c 1886 - )
  • Reginald Feltham6 (1888 - )
  • Edward Feltham6 (1889 - )
  • Annie Feltham7 (1892 - )
  • Percy Feltham7

Life Events

BaptismHenry Feltham was baptized on 14 Dec 1851 in Stourton, Wiltshire.1 
(with Parents) 1861 CensusHenry appeared on the 1861 Census of Stourton, Wiltshire with his parents. He was 9 years old, a scholar, and born in Stourton.2 
1871 CensusHe appeared on the 1871 Census of Stourton, Wiltshire, at High Street. He was a Lodger, age 21, unmarried, a Rabbiter, and born in Stourton.3 
MarriageHe married Eliza Baily in 1877.4
 
1881 CensusHenry and Eliza Feltham appeared on the 1881 Census of Flaxley, Gloucestershire, at Flaxley Keepers Lodge. Henry was 28, a Game Keeper, and born in Stourton. Eliza was 27, born in East Quantoxhead. Their children were Ellen (2, born Wrington) and Harry (4 months, East Quantoxhead.)5 
1891 CensusHenry and Eliza appeared on the 1891 Census of Broadwell, Oxfordshire. Henry was 39, employed as a Game keeper, and born in Stourton. Eliza was 36, born in Quantoxhead. Their children were Ellen (12, born Wrington), Harry (10, Quantoxhead), John (8, Flaxley Gloucestershire), Kate (6), Frank (5), Reginald (3), and Edward (1), the last four being born at Broadwell. The eldest five were scholars. Also with them was 'relative' Fanny Bailey (28.)6 
1901 CensusHenry and Eliza appeared on the 1901 Census of Broadwell, Oxfordshire, at Broadwell Grove. Henry was 48, a Game Keeper, born in Stourden [sic] Wilts. Eliza was 46, born in E Quantoxhead. Their children were Ellen (22), Kate (16), Frank (15), Reginald (12), Edward (10), Annie (8), and Percy (4). Also with them was [Eliza's] nephew James Bailey (18, ag lab.)7 
1911 CensusHenry and Eliza appeared on the 1911 Census of Bruford, Oxfordshire, at The Kennels, Bradwell Grove. They had been married 33 years and produced 9 children, all still living. Their residence had 6 rooms. Henry was 59, a Gamekeeper, born in Sturton Somersetshire. Eliza was 58 and born in E Quantoxhead. Their children at home were Kate (26, schoolteacher), Annie (19), and Percy (14, gamekeepers son working on estate). They had two visitors on census night.8 
Last Edited14 Jul 2015

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Parish Register of Stourton, Wiltshire, 1570-1960 (Family History Library, 1279341 & 1279342).
  2. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/1323 folio 98.
  3. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/1966 folio 19.
  4. FreeBMD. Henry Feltham & Eliza Bailey, Dec Q 1877, Williton RD [which includes East Quantoxhead].
  5. 1881 Census for England & Wales, RG11/2524 folio 130.
  6. 1891 Census for England & Wales, RG12/1177 folio 73.
  7. 1901 Census for England & Wales, RG13/1397 folio 92.
  8. 1911 Census for England & Wales, RD 156 SD 4 ED 6 Schedule 67.

John Feltham1

#727, (1773 - 1808)
FatherWilliam Feltham1 (1739 - 1806)
MotherMary Edwards1 (c 1746 - 1820)

Children of John Feltham and Martha Tabor

  • Ann Feltham1 (1796 - )
  • Henry Feltham+ 1 (1798 - 1878)
  • Judith Feltham1 (1801 - )
  • Eliza Feltham1 (1803 - )
  • Phaniah Feltham1 (1805 - 1807)
  • Phaniah Feltham1 (1808 - )

Life Events

BaptismJohn Feltham was baptized on 24 Mar 1773 in Stourton, Wiltshire.1 
MarriageHe married Martha Tabor on 12 Jan 1796 in Stourton.
Both of parish, banns, both signed with X.1 
Burial.John Feltham was buried on 12 Jun 1808 in Stourton. Age 35.1 
Last Edited3 Oct 2015

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Parish Register of Stourton, Wiltshire, 1570-1960 (Family History Library, 1279341 & 1279342).

Albin Feltham1

#729, (1784 - 1867)
FatherWilliam Feltham1 (1739 - 1806)
MotherMary Edwards1 (c 1746 - 1820)

Children of Albin Feltham and Ann Gaunt

  • Ambrose Gaunt3 (1818 - a 1881)
  • William Feltham1 (1828 - )

Life Events

BirthAlbin Feltham was born in Brook, Somerset.2
 
BaptismHe was baptized on 26 Dec 1784 in Stourton, Wiltshire.1 
MiscA bastardy order was filed against Albin on 3 Sep 58th year of Geo III - Ann Gaunt otherwise Windsor charged Albin Feltham. He was to pay 30 shillings for expenses and 10 shillings for filing the order as well as 4 sh 6p for maintenance til now and 1s6p weekly. Ann must pay 9p weekly in case she doesn't care for the child. The male child was born July 18.3 
CensusIn the 1821 census in Stourton Albin was listed as age 37.4 
MarriageHe married Ann Gaunt on 30 Dec 1823 in Stourton.
Both of parish, banns, Ann Gaunt alias Ann Winton(?), both signed with X.1 
1841 CensusAlbin appeared on the 1841 Census of Stourton, Wiltshire, at Stourton Lane. He was 50, an Ag Lab, born in Wiltshire. Also in the household were Ambrose Feltham (20) and William Feltham (15). Note that in the 1841 census, ages were rounded down and relationships not recorded.5 
1851 CensusAlban Feltham appeared on the 1851 Census of Stourton, Wiltshire, at Stourton Lane. He was a widower, age 67, Pauper (Ag Lab), born in Brook Somerset. With him were stepchildren Ambrose Gant (32, ag lab), William Gant (28, ag lab), and Harriet (36). Ambrose and Harriet were married.2 
1861 CensusAlbin appeared on the 1861 Census of Stourton, Wiltshire, at Stourton Lane. He was a boarder with [his son] Ambrose Gant. Albin was a widower, age 77, and born in Stourton.6 
Burial.Albin Feltham was buried on 29 Sep 1867 in Stourton. He was noted to be age 84 with the residence Stourton.1 
Last Edited3 Oct 2015

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Parish Register of Stourton, Wiltshire, 1570-1960 (Family History Library, 1279341 & 1279342).
  2. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/1850 folio 128.
  3. Microfilm of the Parish Register of Stourton, Wiltshire, 1570-1960 (Family History Library, 1279341 & 1279342), Bastardy orders, 1766-1822.
  4. 1821 Census for Stourton, Wiltshire (Family History Library, film #1278673).
  5. 1841 Census for England & Wales, HO107/1183 Book 7 Folio 4.
  6. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/1323 folio 99.

Harriet Feltham1

#760, (1810 - 1882)
FatherDaniel Feltham1 (1787 - 1854)
MotherHannah Marshall1 (1781 - 1834)

Child of Harriet Feltham and John Cox

  • George Cox3 (c 1833 - )

Life Events

BaptismHarriet Feltham was baptized on 17 Jun 1810 in Stourton, Wiltshire.1 
MarriageShe married John Cox on 23 Feb 1832 in Stourton.
Married by banns, both of parish, bachelor & spinster, Harriet signed with an X; witnesses were Joseph Light and Mary Cox.1 
1841 CensusJohn and Harriet Cox appeared on the 1841 Census of Stourton, Wiltshire, at Hamlet of Gasper. John was 35, an Ag Lab. Harriet was 30, George 9. All were born in Wiltshire. Also with them was William Coward (8). Note that the 1841 census records ages rounded down to the nearest 5 years, does not record relationships, and only indicates whether or not the person was born in the county.2 
1851 CensusJohn and Harriet Cox appeared on the 1851 Census of Stourton, Wiltshire, at Tower Lodge. John was 47, an Ag Lab, born in Penn Somerset. Harriet was 40, born in Brook Somerset. They had one child, George (18, Ag Lab.)3 
1861 CensusHarriet Cox and her son George appeared on the 1861 Census of Stourton, Wiltshire, at Tower Lodge. Harriet was 50, a Pauper, widow, born in Gasper. George was 28, unmarried, Ag Lab, born in Penselwood.4 
1871 CensusHarriet and her son George appeared on the 1871 Census of Stourton, Wiltshire, at Tower Lodge. Harriet was on Parish relief and was noted to have had paralysis for 16 years. She was a widow, age 60, born in Gasper. George was 38, Ag Lab, born in Penselwood. Also with them was a nurse who was on parish relief.5 
1881 CensusHarriet and her son George appeared on the 1881 Census of Stourton, Wiltshire, at Tower Lodge. Harriet was 72, widowed, Pauper, and born in Stourton. George was 48, unmarried, a Farm Labourer, born in Penselwood. Lodging with them was the same nurse, Elizabeth Arnold (age 78, unmarried).6 
DeathHarriet died in 1882.7
 
Last Edited3 Oct 2015

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Parish Register of Stourton, Wiltshire, 1570-1960 (Family History Library, 1279341 & 1279342).
  2. 1841 Census for England & Wales, HO107/952 Book 9 Folio 4.
  3. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/1850 folio 126.
  4. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/1323 folio 100.
  5. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/1966 folio 23.
  6. 1881 Census for England & Wales, RG11/ 2079 folio 94.
  7. FreeBMD. Harriet Cox, age 73, Jun Q 1882, Mere RD.

John Feltham1

#785, (1744 - 1780)
FatherWilliam Feltham1 (1696 - 1759)
MotherEdith Cook1 (c 1701 - 1773)

Children of John Feltham and Hannah Lapham

  • Thomas Feltham1 (1771 - 1772)
  • Susanna Feltham1 (1773 - )
  • Robert Feltham1 (1775 - )
  • Martha Feltham1 (1777 - 1777)
  • Joseph Feltham1 (1778 - 1779)
  • Mary Feltham1 (1780 - 1780)

Life Events

BaptismJohn Feltham was baptized on 14 Aug 1744 in Stourton, Wiltshire.1 
MarriageHe married Hannah Lapham on 31 Mar 1771 in Stourton.
Both of parish, bachelor & spinster, married by banns. Hannah signed with an X.1 
Burial.John Feltham was buried on 1 Feb 1780 in Stourton. Age 35.1 
Research Note This is the only known John of the right age for this burial.1 
Last Edited3 Oct 2015

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Parish Register of Stourton, Wiltshire, 1570-1960 (Family History Library, 1279341 & 1279342).

Henry Feltham1

#789, (1798 - 1878)
FatherJohn Feltham1 (1773 - 1808)
MotherMartha Tabor1 (c 1777 - 1856)

Children of Henry Feltham and Lucy Pitman

Life Events

BaptismHenry Feltham was baptized on 15 Apr 1798 in Stourton, Wiltshire.1 
MarriageHe married Lucy Pitman on 28 Aug 1826 in Kilmington, Somerset.
They were both of the parish and the witnesses were William Case and James Pitman.2 
1841 CensusHenry and Lucy Feltham appeared on the 1841 Census of Stourton, Wiltshire, at Stourton Lane. Henry was 40, an Ag Lab. Lucy was 35. The children in the household were John (13), Thomas (12), Elizabeth (9), Eliza (7), Ann (5), and Jane (1). The census recorded that they were all born in Wiltshire except Lucy. Note that the 1841 census records ages rounded down to the nearest 5 years, does not record relationships, and only indicates whether or not the person was born in the county.3 
1851 CensusHenry and Lucy appeared on the 1851 Census of Stourton, Wiltshire, at Coldcot Farm. Henry was 52, an Ag Lab, born in Stourton. Lucy was 47, born in Kilmington. Their children were John (23, ag lab), Thomas (22, ag lab), Elizabeth (19, ag lab), Ann (15), Jane (10, scholar), and Emma (1), all born in Stourton.4 
1861 CensusHenry and Lucy appeared on the 1861 Census of Stourton, Wiltshire, at Tucking Mill. They were in the Hamlet of Gasper. Henry was 65, an Ag Lab, born in Stourton. Lucy was 59, born in Kilmington. With them were two daughters, Ann (25, ag lab) and Emma (11), and three grandchildren surnamed Feltham, George (7, Stourton), Mary (5, Mere), and Thomas (1, Mere). [George and Mary were the children of their daughter Ann. Thomas was the son of their daughter Jane]5 
1871 CensusHenry and Lucy appeared on the 1871 Census of Stourton, Wiltshire, at Tucking Mill. Henry was 74, ag Ag Lab, born in Stourton. Lucy was 68, born in Kilmington. With them was a granddaughter, Anne (8, born Frome), and Henry's sister-in-law Mary A Lapham (66, unmarried, on parish relief, born Kilmington, lunatic). [Note: Ann was the daughter of Henry and Lucy's daughter Eliza]6 
DeathHenry died in 1878.7
 
Note.Lucy died in 1887.8 
Last Edited17 Nov 2016

Citations

  1. Microfilm of the Parish Register of Stourton, Wiltshire, 1570-1960 (Family History Library, 1279341 & 1279342).
  2. Kilmington, Somerset Parish Register transcript, viewed at FreeREG. Henry Feltham & Lucy Pitman marriage, 1826, #69.
  3. 1841 Census for England & Wales, HO107/1183 Book 7 Folio 4.
  4. 1851 Census for England & Wales . HO107/1850 folio 130.
  5. 1861 Census for England & Wales, RG9/1323 folio 105.
  6. 1871 Census for England & Wales, RG10/1966 folio 23.
  7. FreeBMD. Henry Feltham, age 81, Dec Q 1878, Mere RD.
  8. FreeBMD. Lucy Feltham, age 84, Mar Q 1887, Warminster RD.