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Ruth Smith¹

Father	Philip Smith b. 23 May 1854, d. 12 Nov 1924
Mother	Ann Todd b. 10 Dec 1855, d. 14 Feb 1887

Charts

The Smiths from The Deepings, Lincolnshire The Palmers from The Deepings, Lincolnshire The Scotneys & Woodwards of Stamford and surrounds The Todds of Rutland and surrounds The Bettles of Northamptonshire. The Skinners & Whitemans of Northamptonshire.

Birth*	25 October 1880	Ruth Smith was born on 25 October 1880 at Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England.1
(Witness) Residence	30 March 1881	She lived with Philip Smith and Ann Todd at Deeping Gate, Northamptonshire, England, together with Herbert Smith, Elizabeth Ann Smith, Philip Cornelius Smith and Walter Smith.2
(Witness) Residence	30 March 1891	Ruth Smith lived with Philip Smith at High Street, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England, together with Emma Smith, Walter Smith, Stephen Smith, Martha Smith and Elizabeth Ann Smith.3
(Witness) Occupation	30 March 1901	Ruth Smith witnessed the occupation of Philip Smith on 30 March 1901 at High Street, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England; Coal Merchant.4
(Witness) Residence	30 March 1901	Ruth Smith lived with Philip Smith at High Street, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England, together with Stephen Smith.5
Occupation*	30 March 1901	The occupation of Ruth Smith was 'Housekeeper for father.5'
Marriage*	3 June 1901	She married John Blessett, son of John Blessett and Elizabeth Smith, on 3 June 1901 at Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England.6
Residence*	30 March 1911	Ruth Smith and John Blessett lived at High Street, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England, together with Marjorie Annie Blessett, Doris May Blessett and Ivy Elizabeth Blessett.7
Residence	19 June 1921	Ruth Smith and John Blessett lived at High Street, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England, together with Marjorie Annie Blessett, Doris May Blessett, Ivy Elizabeth Blessett and John Philip Blessett.8
Note*	1926	Ruth Smith Photos of family groups show another daughter and son Blesset after John. in 1926.
Residence	29 September 1939	She and John Blessett lived at High Street, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England, together with John Philip Blessett and Ruth Evelyn Blessett.9
Death*	14 November 1954	Ruth Smith died on 14 November 1954 at 90 Bridge Street, Deeping St James, Lincolnshire, England, aged 74.10,11

Family	John Blessett b. 31 Jan 1875, d. Jun 1941
Children	Marjorie Annie Blessett+ b. 11 Sep 1902, d. 19 Dec 1986 Doris May Blessett+12 b. 17 Mar 1904, d. Jun 1971 Ivy Elizabeth Blessett+13 b. 10 May 1907, d. 16 Dec 1994 John Philip Blessett+ b. 1 Jul 1913, d. 3 Mar 2002 Ruth Evelyn Blessett b. 13 Nov 1914, d. Jan 1983

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11 Jan 2024

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Emma Smith¹

Father	Philip Smith b. 23 May 1854, d. 12 Nov 1924
Mother	Ann Todd b. 10 Dec 1855, d. 14 Feb 1887

Charts

The Smiths from The Deepings, Lincolnshire The Palmers from The Deepings, Lincolnshire The Scotneys & Woodwards of Stamford and surrounds The Todds of Rutland and surrounds The Bettles of Northamptonshire. The Skinners & Whitemans of Northamptonshire.

Birth*	13 February 1885	Emma Smith was born on 13 February 1885 at Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England.1
Baptism	3 May 1885	She was baptized on 3 May 1885 at St Gutlac's Church, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England.2
(Witness) Residence	30 March 1891	She lived with Philip Smith at High Street, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England, together with Ruth Smith, Walter Smith, Stephen Smith, Martha Smith and Elizabeth Ann Smith.3
Employment*	30 March 1901	Emma Smith was employed as Housemaid.4
Residence	30 March 1901	She lived at 16 King Street, Leicester, Leicestershire, England.4
Residence	2 April 1911	She lived at 108 Regent Road, Leicester, Leicestershire, England.5
Residence*	May 1918	She lived at 5 Palgrave Mansions, Devonshire Place, Eastbourne, Sussex, England.6
(Witness) Residence	10 June 1918	She lived with Elizabeth Ann Smith and Tom Galton at 142 High Street, Poole, Dorset, England, together with Edith Elsie Galton, Hattie Galton and Philip Edward Tom Galton.7
Occupation*		The occupation of Emma Smith was 'Children's nurse.8'
Death*	July 1972	She died in July 1972 at Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England, aged 87.9

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12 Aug 2020

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Herbert Smith¹

Father	Philip Smith b. 23 May 1854, d. 12 Nov 1924
Mother	Ann Todd b. 10 Dec 1855, d. 14 Feb 1887

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The Smiths from The Deepings, Lincolnshire The Palmers from The Deepings, Lincolnshire The Scotneys & Woodwards of Stamford and surrounds The Todds of Rutland and surrounds The Bettles of Northamptonshire. The Skinners & Whitemans of Northamptonshire.

Birth*	March 1874	Herbert Smith was born in March 1874 at Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England.1
(Witness) Residence	30 March 1881	He lived with Philip Smith and Ann Todd at Deeping Gate, Northamptonshire, England, together with Elizabeth Ann Smith, Philip Cornelius Smith, Walter Smith and Ruth Smith.2
Employment*	30 March 1891	Herbert Smith was employed as Draper's Porter at Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England.3
(Witness) Residence	30 March 1891	He lived with William Todd and Maria Ball at 9 Goodhead Terrace, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England, together with William Bertram Todd, Alice Minnie Todd, Edith Annie Todd, Frederick Albert Todd, Stephen Isaac Bettles Todd and Philip Cornelius Smith.4
Marriage*	March 1895	Herbert Smith married Selina Smith in March 1895 at Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England.5
Employment	30 March 1901	Herbert Smith was employed as Vanman.6
Residence*	30 March 1901	He and Selina Smith lived at 11 Granger Street, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England, together with Philip Herbert Smith, Annie Elizabeth Smith and Walter Smith.7
Occupation*	2 April 1911	The occupation of Herbert Smith was 'Coal Merchant.8'
Residence	2 April 1911	He and Selina Smith lived at High Street, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England, together with Maud Smith, Annie Elizabeth Smith, Elsie Emma Smith, Clara Selina Smith and Philip Herbert Smith.8
Death*	25 June 1929	Herbert Smith died on 25 June 1929 at Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England, aged 55.9,10

Family	Selina Smith b. 4 Apr 1872, d. 30 Sep 1956
Children	Philip Herbert Smith+11 b. 27 Nov 1895, d. 7 Oct 1980 Maud Smith+8 b. 17 Apr 1897, d. Mar 1976 Olive Smith12 b. Apr 1899, d. Apr 1900 Annie Elizabeth Smith+13 b. 13 Mar 1901, d. Jun 1997 Elsie Emma Smith+8 b. 22 May 1904, d. 5 Sep 1985 Clara Selina Smith+8 b. 17 Apr 1908, d. 14 Apr 1992

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22 Dec 2019

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Philip Cornelius Smith¹

Father	Philip Smith b. 23 May 1854, d. 12 Nov 1924
Mother	Ann Todd b. 10 Dec 1855, d. 14 Feb 1887

Charts

The Smiths from The Deepings, Lincolnshire The Palmers from The Deepings, Lincolnshire The Scotneys & Woodwards of Stamford and surrounds The Todds of Rutland and surrounds The Bettles of Northamptonshire. The Skinners & Whitemans of Northamptonshire.

Birth*	25 March 1876	Philip Cornelius Smith was born on 25 March 1876 at Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England.2,3
(Witness) Residence	30 March 1881	He lived with Philip Smith and Ann Todd at Deeping Gate, Northamptonshire, England, together with Herbert Smith, Elizabeth Ann Smith, Walter Smith and Ruth Smith.4
(Witness) Residence	30 March 1891	Philip Cornelius Smith lived with William Todd and Maria Ball at 9 Goodhead Terrace, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England, together with William Bertram Todd, Alice Minnie Todd, Edith Annie Todd, Frederick Albert Todd, Stephen Isaac Bettles Todd and Herbert Smith.5
Marriage*	September 1895	Philip Cornelius Smith married Catherine Elizabeth Allen in September 1895 at Leicester, Leicestershire, England.6
Employment*	30 March 1901	Philip Cornelius Smith was employed as Coachman/Groom.7
Residence*	30 March 1901	He and Catherine Elizabeth Allen lived at 18 East Street, Leicester, Leicestershire, England, together with Edith Kate Smith, Elsie May Smith and Prudence Mary Smith.7
Employment	2 April 1911	Philip Cornelius Smith was employed as General Carter.8
Residence	2 April 1911	He and Catherine Elizabeth Allen lived at High Street, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England, together with Elsie May Smith, Stephen Lines Smith, Walter Philip Smith, Herbert Oliver Smith, Phyllis Irene Smith and Edith Kate Smith.8
Milit-Beg*	8 December 1915	Philip Cornelius Smith began military service on 8 December 1915 at Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England, Reg No. 64657, 6th Batt. Yorkshire Regiment.9
Employment	February 1917	He was employed as a Platelayer (Group 31) in France.10
Note	December 1917	He had 66 days in hopital for repairs to scars & muscles in December 1917 at Military Hospital, City of London, London, England.11
Note*		He served in France and was also posted to Murmansk, Russia in 1919. Was part of the 'Syren" North East Russia Campaign.11
Milit-End*	8 August 1919	He ended military service on 8 August 1919 at Ripon, Yorkshire, England; discharged; 6th Batt. Yorkshire Rgmt.12
Residence	29 September 1939	He and Catherine Elizabeth Allen lived at High Street, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England, together with Wilfred Allen Smith.13
Death*	6 June 1949	Philip Cornelius Smith died on 6 June 1949 at High Street, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England, aged 73.14,15

Family	Catherine Elizabeth Allen b. 24 Nov 1872, d. 10 Mar 1949
Children	Prudence Mary Smith+16 b. 27 Nov 1895, d. Jun 1971 Edith Kate Smith+17 b. 7 Aug 1897, d. Jan 1990 Elsie May Smith18 b. Jun 1899, d. Sep 1968 Walter Philip Smith+19 b. 25 May 1901, d. Jun 1970 Herbert Oliver Smith+20 b. Apr 1904, d. Dec 1966 Stephen Lines Smith+21 b. 23 Sep 1907, d. Dec 1976 Phyllis Irene Smith22 b. 7 Feb 1910, d. Jun 1968 Wilfred Allen Smith23 b. 30 May 1915, d. Dec 1985

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19 Feb 2019

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Walter Smith¹

Father	Philip Smith b. 23 May 1854, d. 12 Nov 1924
Mother	Ann Todd b. 10 Dec 1855, d. 14 Feb 1887

Charts

The Smiths from The Deepings, Lincolnshire The Palmers from The Deepings, Lincolnshire The Scotneys & Woodwards of Stamford and surrounds The Todds of Rutland and surrounds The Bettles of Northamptonshire. The Skinners & Whitemans of Northamptonshire.

Birth*	April 1877	Walter Smith was born in April 1877 at Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England.2
Baptism	22 April 1877	He was baptized on 22 April 1877 at St Guthlac's Church, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England.3
(Witness) Residence	30 March 1881	He lived with Philip Smith and Ann Todd at Deeping Gate, Northamptonshire, England, together with Herbert Smith, Elizabeth Ann Smith, Philip Cornelius Smith and Ruth Smith.4
(Witness) Residence	30 March 1891	Walter Smith lived with Philip Smith at High Street, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England, together with Ruth Smith, Emma Smith, Stephen Smith, Martha Smith and Elizabeth Ann Smith.5
Employment*	30 March 1891	Walter Smith was employed as Post errand boy.6
(Witness) Residence	30 March 1901	He lived with Herbert Smith and Selina Smith at 11 Granger Street, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England, together with Philip Herbert Smith and Annie Elizabeth Smith.7
Occupation*	30 March 1901	The occupation of Walter Smith was 'Saddler.7'
Marriage*	June 1901	He married Sarah Ann Stretton in June 1901 at Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England.8
Occupation	2 April 1911	The occupation of Walter Smith was 'Harness maker, own account.9'
Residence*	2 April 1911	He and Sarah Ann Stretton lived at Baston, Lincolnshire, England, together with Cyril Walter Smith, Hephzibah Smith, Abraham Owen Smith and Basil Lawrence Smith.9
Residence	1925	Walter Smith and Sarah Ann Stretton lived at Baston, Lincolnshire, England.10
Death*	8 November 1927	Walter Smith died on 8 November 1927 at The Infirmary, Peterborough, Northamptonshire, England, aged 50.11,10

Family	Sarah Ann Stretton b. 28 Apr 1878, d. Jun 1951
Children	Cyril Walter Smith12 b. 1 Mar 1904, d. Oct 1964 Hephzibah Smith+13 b. 22 Jan 1906, d. Dec 1998 Abraham Owen Smith14 b. 1 Aug 1908, d. 13 Nov 1976 Basil Lawrence Smith15 b. 1 Feb 1911, d. 4 Dec 1979

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1 Sep 2019

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Stephen Smith¹

Father	Philip Smith b. 23 May 1854, d. 12 Nov 1924
Mother	Ann Todd b. 10 Dec 1855, d. 14 Feb 1887

Charts

The Smiths from The Deepings, Lincolnshire The Palmers from The Deepings, Lincolnshire The Scotneys & Woodwards of Stamford and surrounds The Todds of Rutland and surrounds The Bettles of Northamptonshire. The Skinners & Whitemans of Northamptonshire.

Birth*	12 September 1883	Stephen Smith was born on 12 September 1883 at Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England.2,1,3
Baptism	14 October 1883	He was baptized on 14 October 1883 at St Guthlac's Church, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England.4
(Witness) Residence	30 March 1891	He lived with Philip Smith at High Street, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England, together with Ruth Smith, Emma Smith, Walter Smith, Martha Smith and Elizabeth Ann Smith.5
(Witness) Residence	30 March 1901	Stephen Smith lived with Philip Smith at High Street, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England, together with Ruth Smith.6
(Witness) Occupation	30 March 1901	Stephen Smith witnessed the occupation of Philip Smith on 30 March 1901 at High Street, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England; Coal Merchant.7
Employment*	30 March 1901	Stephen Smith was employed as Coal Hawker for father.8
Emigration*	4 April 1906	He emigrated on 4 April 1906 from Liverpool, Lancashire, England; to Saint John, NB, Canada.9
Residence*		He lived at 633, Langside Street, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.10
Milit-Beg*	24 February 1916	He began military service on 24 February 1916 at Camp Hughes, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.11
Occupation*	24 February 1916	The occupation of Stephen Smith was 'Teamster.12'
Milit-End*	19 May 1919	He ended military service on 19 May 1919 at Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England; discharged in England; visited parents.13
Marriage*	8 October 1919	He married Mary Alice Shotbolt on 8 October 1919 at Peterborough, Northamptonshire, England, after his demobilisation from Canadian Army.14
Emigration	24 October 1919	Stephen Smith and Mary Alice Shotbolt emigrated on 24 October 1919 from Montreal, Ontario, Canada.15
Residence*	1 June 1921	Stephen Smith and Mary Alice Shotbolt lived at Lakeview, Neepawa, Manitoba, Canada, together with Leonard Stephen Smith.16
Death*	13 November 1954	Stephen Smith died on 13 November 1954 at South Transcona, Manitoba, Canada, aged 71.17
Burial*		He was buried at Transcona Cemetery, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.17

Family	Mary Alice Shotbolt b. 8 Oct 1886, d. 28 Sep 1969
Children	Leonard Stephen Smith+13 b. 25 Dec 1920, d. 2 Apr 1997 Frederick Smith+ b. 22 Aug 1922, d. 1 Oct 2003 Gladys Annie Smith+18 b. 17 Oct 1923 Bernard Smith+ b. 4 Jun 1927, d. 2003 Dorothy Mabel Smith+ b. 2 Oct 1929

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28 Jul 2019

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William Henry Gillett¹

Father	Charles Gillett2 b. 1838, d. Dec 1882
Mother	Eliza Gillingham3 b. Mar 1839, d. Sep 1913

Charts

The Smiths from The Deepings, Lincolnshire The Palmers from The Deepings, Lincolnshire The Scotneys & Woodwards of Stamford and surrounds The Todds of Rutland and surrounds The Bettles of Northamptonshire. The Skinners & Whitemans of Northamptonshire.

Birth*	6 February 1880	William Henry Gillett was born on 6 February 1880 at Bridgewater, Somerset, England.4
(Witness) Residence	30 March 1881	He lived with Charles Gillett and Eliza Gillingham at Clyse Road, Huntspill, Somerset, England.5
(Witness) Residence	30 March 1891	William Henry Gillett lived with Eliza Gillingham at Huntspill, Somerset, England.6
Residence*	30 March 1901	William Henry Gillett lived at 102 Green Road, Poole, Dorset, England; lodger at ?brother's house.7
Employment*	30 March 1901	He was employed as Viceman at coach builders at Poole, Dorset, England.7
Marriage*	10 May 1904	He married Martha Smith, daughter of Philip Smith and Ann Todd, on 10 May 1904 at St John's Church, Branksome, Dorset, England, witnessed by Tom Galton and Elizabeth Ann Smith.8,9
Employment	30 March 1911	William Henry Gillett was employed as labourer.10
Residence*	30 March 1911	He and Martha Smith lived at Prospect Place, High Street, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England, together with Winifred Gillett, William Bernard Gillett and Elsie Lilian Gillett S.R.N.10
Employment	6 June 1921	William Henry Gillett was employed as Platelayer, Great Northern Railway.11
Residence	6 June 1921	He and Martha Smith lived at High Street, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England, together with Winifred Gillett, William Bernard Gillett, Ronald Philip Gillett and Stephen Geoffrey Gillett.11
Residence	29 September 1939	William Henry Gillett and Martha Smith lived at High Street, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England, together with Mary Patricia Gillett.12
Death*	15 March 1967	William Henry Gillett died on 15 March 1967 at St Mary's Hospital, Kettering, Northamptonshire, England, aged 87.13

Family	Martha Smith b. 25 Oct 1882, d. Dec 1965
Children	Elsie Lilian Gillett S.R.N. b. 2 Sep 1904, d. 2002 Winifred Gillett+ b. 12 Aug 1906, d. Jan 2005 William Bernard Gillett+ b. 13 Nov 1909, d. 2 Jan 1962 Ronald Philip Gillett+14 b. 7 Apr 1914, d. 7 Aug 1986 Stephen Geoffrey Gillett+14 b. 13 Jan 1917, d. Jan 2003 Mary Patricia Gillett+15 b. 7 Apr 1926, d. 12 Jul 2022

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6 Mar 2025

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Elsie Lilian Gillett S.R.N.¹

Father	William Henry Gillett b. 6 Feb 1880, d. 15 Mar 1967
Mother	Martha Smith b. 25 Oct 1882, d. Dec 1965

Charts

The Smiths from The Deepings, Lincolnshire The Palmers from The Deepings, Lincolnshire The Scotneys & Woodwards of Stamford and surrounds The Todds of Rutland and surrounds The Bettles of Northamptonshire. The Skinners & Whitemans of Northamptonshire.

Birth*	2 September 1904	Elsie Lilian Gillett S.R.N. was born on 2 September 1904 at Affpuddle, Dorset, England.2
Baptism	26 September 1904	She was baptized on 26 September 1904 at St Mary's Church, Longfleet, Poole, Dorset, England.3
(Witness) Residence	30 March 1911	She lived with William Henry Gillett and Martha Smith at Prospect Place, High Street, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England, together with Winifred Gillett and William Bernard Gillett.4
AWArd*	18 March 1932	Elsie Lilian Gillett S.R.N. was awarded ' (an unknown value)' on 18 March 1932 at Connaught Hospital, London, England.5
Death*	2002	She died in 2002.6

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1 Jan 2019

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Winifred Gillett¹

Father	William Henry Gillett b. 6 Feb 1880, d. 15 Mar 1967
Mother	Martha Smith b. 25 Oct 1882, d. Dec 1965

Charts

The Smiths from The Deepings, Lincolnshire The Palmers from The Deepings, Lincolnshire The Scotneys & Woodwards of Stamford and surrounds The Todds of Rutland and surrounds The Bettles of Northamptonshire. The Skinners & Whitemans of Northamptonshire.

Birth*	12 August 1906	Winifred Gillett was born on 12 August 1906 at Wareham, Dorset, England.2
(Witness) Residence	30 March 1911	She lived with William Henry Gillett and Martha Smith at Prospect Place, High Street, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England, together with William Bernard Gillett and Elsie Lilian Gillett S.R.N.3
(Witness) Residence	6 June 1921	Winifred Gillett lived with William Henry Gillett and Martha Smith at High Street, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England, together with William Bernard Gillett, Ronald Philip Gillett and Stephen Geoffrey Gillett.4
Employment*	6 June 1921	Winifred Gillett was employed as Milliner's Assistant, A Payne & Co.4
Marriage*	16 April 1932	She married George Edward Wagstaffe on 16 April 1932 at Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England.5
Residence*	29 September 1939	Winifred Gillett and George Edward Wagstaffe lived at 3 Council Houses, Ketton, Rutland, England.6
Death*	January 2005	Winifred Gillett died in January 2005 at Stamford, Lincolnshire, England, aged 98.7

Family	George Edward Wagstaffe b. 14 Oct 1904, d. 31 Dec 1972
Children	Mary Winifred Wagstaffe8 Robert Edward Wagstaffe9

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6 Mar 2025

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William Bernard Gillett¹

Father	William Henry Gillett b. 6 Feb 1880, d. 15 Mar 1967
Mother	Martha Smith b. 25 Oct 1882, d. Dec 1965

Charts

The Smiths from The Deepings, Lincolnshire The Palmers from The Deepings, Lincolnshire The Scotneys & Woodwards of Stamford and surrounds The Todds of Rutland and surrounds The Bettles of Northamptonshire. The Skinners & Whitemans of Northamptonshire.

Birth*	13 November 1909	William Bernard Gillett was born on 13 November 1909 at Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England.1
(Witness) Residence	30 March 1911	He lived with William Henry Gillett and Martha Smith at Prospect Place, High Street, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England, together with Winifred Gillett and Elsie Lilian Gillett S.R.N.2
(Witness) Residence	6 June 1921	William Bernard Gillett lived with William Henry Gillett and Martha Smith at High Street, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England, together with Winifred Gillett, Ronald Philip Gillett and Stephen Geoffrey Gillett.3
Marriage*	30 September 1936	William Bernard Gillett married Dorothy Whiting on 30 September 1936 at Spalding, Lincolnshire, England.4
Employment*	29 September 1939	William Bernard Gillett was employed as Bus conductor.5
Residence*	29 September 1939	He and Dorothy Whiting lived at Apple Tree Cottage, Cryers Hill, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, England.5
Death*	2 January 1962	William Bernard Gillett died on 2 January 1962 at 41 High Street, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England, aged 52.6,7
Burial*	5 January 1962	He was buried on 5 January 1962 at The Cemetery, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England.8

Family	Dorothy Whiting b. 4 Jun 1910, d. 4 Feb 2000
Child	Desiree N Gillett9

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24 Apr 2020

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John Blessett¹

Father	John Blessett2 b. Oct 1843, d. 26 Jan 1910
Mother	Elizabeth Smith3 b. Jul 1843, d. Mar 1910

Charts

The Smiths from The Deepings, Lincolnshire The Palmers from The Deepings, Lincolnshire The Scotneys & Woodwards of Stamford and surrounds The Todds of Rutland and surrounds The Bettles of Northamptonshire. The Skinners & Whitemans of Northamptonshire.

Birth*	31 January 1875	John Blessett was born on 31 January 1875 at Deeping St James, Lincolnshire, England.4
(Witness) Residence	30 March 1881	He lived with John Blessett and Elizabeth Smith at Deeping St James, Lincolnshire, England, together with Sarah Blessett, Fanny Blessett, Elizabeth Blessett, Elizabeth Ann Blessett and David Smith.5
(Witness) Residence	30 March 1891	John Blessett lived with John Blessett and Elizabeth Smith at High Street, Deeping St James, Lincolnshire, England, together with Sarah Blessett, Fanny Blessett, Elizabeth Blessett, David Smith Blessett and Matthew Smith Blessett.6
Employment*	30 March 1901	John Blessett was employed as Coal Merchant's labourer.7
(Witness) Residence	30 March 1901	He lived with John Blessett and Elizabeth Smith at High Street, Deeping St James, Lincolnshire, England, together with Fanny Blessett, David Smith Blessett, Elizabeth Blessett, Matthew Smith Blessett and Sarah Blessett.3
Marriage*	3 June 1901	John Blessett married Ruth Smith, daughter of Philip Smith and Ann Todd, on 3 June 1901 at Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England.8
Employment	30 March 1911	John Blessett was employed as Horse keeper, labourer.9
Residence*	30 March 1911	He and Ruth Smith lived at High Street, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England, together with Marjorie Annie Blessett, Doris May Blessett and Ivy Elizabeth Blessett.9
Employment	19 June 1921	John Blessett was employed as Horseman; for Philip Smith, Farmer & Carter.10
Residence	19 June 1921	He and Ruth Smith lived at High Street, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England, together with Marjorie Annie Blessett, Doris May Blessett, Ivy Elizabeth Blessett and John Philip Blessett.10
Residence	29 September 1939	John Blessett and Ruth Smith lived at High Street, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England, together with John Philip Blessett and Ruth Evelyn Blessett.11
Death*	June 1941	John Blessett died in June 1941 at Deeping St James, Lincolnshire, England, aged 66.12

Family	Ruth Smith b. 25 Oct 1880, d. 14 Nov 1954
Children	Marjorie Annie Blessett+ b. 11 Sep 1902, d. 19 Dec 1986 Doris May Blessett+13 b. 17 Mar 1904, d. Jun 1971 Ivy Elizabeth Blessett+14 b. 10 May 1907, d. 16 Dec 1994 John Philip Blessett+ b. 1 Jul 1913, d. 3 Mar 2002 Ruth Evelyn Blessett b. 13 Nov 1914, d. Jan 1983

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11 Jan 2024

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Marjorie Annie Blessett¹

Father	John Blessett b. 31 Jan 1875, d. Jun 1941
Mother	Ruth Smith b. 25 Oct 1880, d. 14 Nov 1954

Charts

The Smiths from The Deepings, Lincolnshire The Palmers from The Deepings, Lincolnshire The Scotneys & Woodwards of Stamford and surrounds The Todds of Rutland and surrounds The Bettles of Northamptonshire. The Skinners & Whitemans of Northamptonshire.

Birth*	11 September 1902	Marjorie Annie Blessett was born on 11 September 1902 at Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England.1
(Witness) Residence	30 March 1911	She lived with John Blessett and Ruth Smith at High Street, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England, together with Doris May Blessett and Ivy Elizabeth Blessett.2
(Witness) Residence	19 June 1921	Marjorie Annie Blessett lived with John Blessett and Ruth Smith at High Street, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England, together with Doris May Blessett, Ivy Elizabeth Blessett and John Philip Blessett.3
Employment*	19 June 1921	Marjorie Annie Blessett was employed as Draper's Assistant; A Payne & Co.3
Marriage*	December 1927	She married Charles Alfred Spurr in December 1927 at Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England.4
Residence*	29 September 1939	Marjorie Annie Blessett and Charles Alfred Spurr lived at 7 Kings Road, Walsingham, Norfolk, England.5
Death*	19 December 1986	Marjorie Annie Blessett died on 19 December 1986 at Fakenham, Norfolk, England, aged 84.6

Family	Charles Alfred Spurr b. 11 Aug 1901, d. Nov 1988
Child	Constance Marjorie Spurr7

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11 Jan 2024

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Ruth Evelyn Blessett¹

Father	John Blessett b. 31 Jan 1875, d. Jun 1941
Mother	Ruth Smith b. 25 Oct 1880, d. 14 Nov 1954

Charts

The Smiths from The Deepings, Lincolnshire The Palmers from The Deepings, Lincolnshire The Scotneys & Woodwards of Stamford and surrounds The Todds of Rutland and surrounds The Bettles of Northamptonshire. The Skinners & Whitemans of Northamptonshire.

Birth*	13 November 1914	Ruth Evelyn Blessett was born on 13 November 1914 at Deeping St James, Lincolnshire, England.1
(Witness) Residence	29 September 1939	She lived with John Blessett and Ruth Smith at High Street, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England, together with John Philip Blessett.2
Marriage*	April 1967	Ruth Evelyn Blessett married Edward Atkins in April 1967 at Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England.3
Death*	January 1983	She died in January 1983 at Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England, aged 68.4

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John Philip Blessett¹

Father	John Blessett b. 31 Jan 1875, d. Jun 1941
Mother	Ruth Smith b. 25 Oct 1880, d. 14 Nov 1954

Charts

The Smiths from The Deepings, Lincolnshire The Palmers from The Deepings, Lincolnshire The Scotneys & Woodwards of Stamford and surrounds The Todds of Rutland and surrounds The Bettles of Northamptonshire. The Skinners & Whitemans of Northamptonshire.

Nickname		John Philip Blessett also went by the name of Jack.
Birth*	1 July 1913	He was born on 1 July 1913 at Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England.2
(Witness) Residence	19 June 1921	He lived with John Blessett and Ruth Smith at High Street, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England, together with Marjorie Annie Blessett, Doris May Blessett and Ivy Elizabeth Blessett.3
(Witness) Residence	29 September 1939	John Philip Blessett lived with John Blessett and Ruth Smith at High Street, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England, together with Ruth Evelyn Blessett.4
Marriage*	April 1942	John Philip Blessett married Gladys Maud Bingham in April 1942 at Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England.5
Occupation*	1954	The occupation of John Philip Blessett was 'Coal Merchant.6'
Death*	3 March 2002	He died on 3 March 2002 at Bourne, Lincolnshire, England, aged 88.7

Family	Gladys Maud Bingham b. 6 Jun 1915, d. 31 Aug 2009
Child	Linda Margaret Blessett8 b. 16 May 1947, d. Apr 2000

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Mary Alice Shotbolt¹

Charts

The Smiths from The Deepings, Lincolnshire The Palmers from The Deepings, Lincolnshire The Scotneys & Woodwards of Stamford and surrounds The Todds of Rutland and surrounds The Bettles of Northamptonshire. The Skinners & Whitemans of Northamptonshire.

Birth*	8 October 1886	Mary Alice Shotbolt was born on 8 October 1886 at Low Roads, Spalding, Lincolnshire, England.1
Residence	30 March 1901	She lived at Folly Farm, Uffington, Lincolnshire, England.2
Residence*	2 April 1911	She lived at North Road, Bourne, Lincolnshire, England.3
Employment*		She was employed as Shop assistant; Boots Drugs.
Marriage*	8 October 1919	She married Stephen Smith, son of Philip Smith and Ann Todd, on 8 October 1919 at Peterborough, Northamptonshire, England, after his demobilisation from Canadian Army.4
Emigration*	24 October 1919	Mary Alice Shotbolt and Stephen Smith emigrated on 24 October 1919 from Montreal, Ontario, Canada.5
Residence*	1 June 1921	Mary Alice Shotbolt and Stephen Smith lived at Lakeview, Neepawa, Manitoba, Canada, together with Leonard Stephen Smith.6
(Witness) Death	13 November 1954	Mary Alice Shotbolt witnessed the Death of Stephen Smith on 13 November 1954 at South Transcona, Manitoba, Canada.7
Death*	28 September 1969	Mary Alice Shotbolt died on 28 September 1969 at South Transcona, Manitoba, Canada, aged 82.8
Burial*		She was buried at Transcona Cemetery, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.7

Family	Stephen Smith b. 12 Sep 1883, d. 13 Nov 1954
Children	Leonard Stephen Smith+8 b. 25 Dec 1920, d. 2 Apr 1997 Frederick Smith+8 b. 22 Aug 1922, d. 1 Oct 2003 Gladys Annie Smith+8 b. 17 Oct 1923 Bernard Smith+8 b. 4 Jun 1927, d. 2003 Dorothy Mabel Smith+8 b. 2 Oct 1929

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William Titchener

Father	William Titchener1 b. Apr 1747, d. c 1826
Mother	Mary Titcomb2 b. 20 Mar 1769, d. c 1790

Charts

The Meekhams of Sevenoaks and Shoreham, Kent The Mulcocks & Titcheners of Highworth, Wiltshire

Name Variation		William Titchener was also known as Tichener.3
Birth*	6 December 1783	He was born on 6 December 1783 at Sevenhampton, Highworth, Wiltshire, England.4
Baptism	28 December 1783	He was baptized on 28 December 1783 at Sevenhampton, Highworth, Wiltshire, England.5
Residence*	1805	He lived at Sevenhampton, Highworth, Wiltshire, England.6
Note*	between 1805 and 1811	He took up employment in Kent with Mr Bartholemew Spain, tenant farmer, sometime between 1805 and 1811 at Park Gate Farm, Chelsfield, Kent, England.6
Residence	before 27 April 1812	He lived at Park Gate Farm, Chelsfield, Kent, England.6
Employment*	before 27 April 1812	He was employed as a Farm worker for Mr Bartholomew Spain before 27 April 1812 at Park Gate Farm, Chelsfield, Kent, England.6
Marriage*	27 April 1812	He married Fanny Meekhams, daughter of Richard Meekhams and Elizabeth Moyer, on 27 April 1812 at St Mary the Virgin, Horton Kirby, Kent, England.7
Residence*	May 1812	William Titchener and Fanny Meekhams lived at Cockerhurst, Shoreham, Kent, England.8
Employment	23 March 1841	William Titchener was employed as Labourer.9
(Witness) Employment	30 March 1851	He witnessed the employment of Richard Stacey on 30 March 1851 at Cockerhurst Farm, Shoreham, Kent, England; agricultural labourer for George Morgan.10
(Witness) Residence	30 March 1851	William Titchener lived with Richard Stacey and Anne Titchener at The Cottage, Cockerhurst Farm, Shoreham, Kent, England, together with James Titchener, William Stacey, Anne Stacey, Eliza Stacey and Richard Titchener.10
Death*	16 January 1852	William Titchener died on 16 January 1852 at Cockerhurst Farm, Shoreham, Kent, England, aged 68.11,12

Family	Fanny Meekhams b. Oct 1782, d. 31 Dec 1845
Children	Richard Titchener b. 27 May 1812, d. Oct 1890 William Titchener b. 13 Apr 1815, d. 13 Aug 1840 John Titchener+ b. 12 Dec 1817, d. 4 Apr 1895 Thomas Titchener b. 13 Dec 1820, d. Feb 1895 James Titchener b. 13 Jan 1824, d. Jan 1884 Anne Titchener+ b. 5 Apr 1827, d. 7 Oct 1888

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Fanny Meekhams¹

Father	Richard Meekhams2 b. Oct 1746, d. 24 Jan 1801
Mother	Elizabeth Moyer2 b. 6 Dec 1750

Charts

The Meekhams of Sevenoaks and Shoreham, Kent The Mulcocks & Titcheners of Highworth, Wiltshire

Birth*	October 1782	Fanny Meekhams was born in October 1782 at Shoreham, Kent, England.3
Baptism	3 November 1782	She was baptized on 3 November 1782 at St Peter & St Paul's Church, Shoreham, Kent, England.4
Name Variation		She was also known as Meacomes.4
Residence*	1810	She lived at Park Gate Farm, Chelsfield, Kent, England.5
Marriage*	27 April 1812	She married William Titchener, son of William Titchener and Mary Titcomb, on 27 April 1812 at St Mary the Virgin, Horton Kirby, Kent, England.6
Name Variation	27 April 1812	Fanny Meekhams was also known as Meekoms.7
Residence*	May 1812	She and William Titchener lived at Cockerhurst, Shoreham, Kent, England.2
Death*	31 December 1845	Fanny Meekhams died on 31 December 1845 at Cockerhurst Farm, Shoreham, Kent, England, aged 63.8,9

Family	William Titchener b. 6 Dec 1783, d. 16 Jan 1852
Children	Richard Titchener b. 27 May 1812, d. Oct 1890 William Titchener b. 13 Apr 1815, d. 13 Aug 1840 John Titchener+ b. 12 Dec 1817, d. 4 Apr 1895 Thomas Titchener b. 13 Dec 1820, d. Feb 1895 James Titchener b. 13 Jan 1824, d. Jan 1884 Anne Titchener+ b. 5 Apr 1827, d. 7 Oct 1888

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Richard Titchener¹

Father	William Titchener b. 6 Dec 1783, d. 16 Jan 1852
Mother	Fanny Meekhams b. Oct 1782, d. 31 Dec 1845

Charts

The Meekhams of Sevenoaks and Shoreham, Kent The Mulcocks & Titcheners of Highworth, Wiltshire

Birth*	27 May 1812	Richard Titchener was born on 27 May 1812 at Shoreham, Kent, England.1
Baptism	21 June 1812	He was baptized on 21 June 1812 at St Peter & St Paul's Church, Shoreham, Kent, England.2
(Witness) Residence	30 March 1851	He lived with Richard Stacey and Anne Titchener at The Cottage, Cockerhurst Farm, Shoreham, Kent, England, together with James Titchener, William Stacey, Anne Stacey, Eliza Stacey and William Titchener.3
Residence*	30 March 1871	Richard Titchener and George Stacey were lodgers at White Hart Public House, Chelsfield, Kent, England.4
Death*	October 1890	Richard Titchener died in October 1890 at Sevenoaks, Kent, England, aged 78.5

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William Titchener¹

Father	William Titchener b. 6 Dec 1783, d. 16 Jan 1852
Mother	Fanny Meekhams b. Oct 1782, d. 31 Dec 1845

Charts

The Meekhams of Sevenoaks and Shoreham, Kent The Mulcocks & Titcheners of Highworth, Wiltshire

Birth*	13 April 1815	William Titchener was born on 13 April 1815 at Shoreham, Kent, England.1
Baptism	14 May 1815	He was baptized on 14 May 1815 at St Peter & St Paul's Church, Shoreham, Kent, England.2
Death*	13 August 1840	He died on 13 August 1840 at Shoreham, Kent, England, aged 25.3,4

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John Titchener¹

Father	William Titchener b. 6 Dec 1783, d. 16 Jan 1852
Mother	Fanny Meekhams b. Oct 1782, d. 31 Dec 1845

Charts

The Meekhams of Sevenoaks and Shoreham, Kent The Mulcocks & Titcheners of Highworth, Wiltshire

Birth*	12 December 1817	John Titchener was born on 12 December 1817 at Chelsfield, Kent, England.1
Baptism	25 January 1818	He was baptized on 25 January 1818 at St Peter & St Paul's Church, Shoreham, Kent, England.2
Marriage*	23 October 1841	He married Amelia Dunmall, daughter of Edward Dunmall and Jane Venner, on 23 October 1841 at St Peter & St Paul's Church, Shoreham, Kent, England, witnessed by Mary Dunmall.3,4
Residence*	after 23 October 1841	John Titchener and Amelia Dunmall lived at Well Hill, Chelsfield, Kent, England; Newly built cottage next to the Rock & Fountain Pub, Amelia's father, Publican.5,6
(Witness) Death	April 1845	John Titchener witnessed the Death of Amelia Dunmall in April 1845 at Chelsfield, Kent, England.7
Residence	30 March 1851	John Titchener lived at Redden Shaw, Chelsfield, Kent, England; lodger with T Brooks.8
Marriage*	25 May 1852	He married Harriet Crockford, daughter of Thomas Crockford and Eleanor Buckland, on 25 May 1852 at St Leonard's Church, Streatham, Surrey, England, witnessed by John Carll and Mary Crockford.9,10
Residence*	June 1852	John Titchener and Harriet Crockford lived at Well Hill, Chelsfield, Kent, England, together with Eleanor Buckland; The cottage near the wells in Back Hill.6
Employment*	30 March 1861	John Titchener was employed as Agricultural Labourer at Chelsfield, Kent, England.11
Residence	30 March 1861	He and Harriet Crockford lived at Well Hill, Chelsfield, Kent, England, together with Henry John Titchener, Mary Crockford Titchener and John Thomas Titchener.12
Residence*	4 April 1881	John Titchener lived at Well Hill, Chelsfield, Kent, England, together with Mary Crockford Titchener.13
Occupation*	4 April 1881	The occupation of John Titchener was 'Gardener Fruit.14'
Death*	4 April 1895	He died on 4 April 1895 at Chelsfield, Kent, England, aged 77.
Burial*	10 April 1895	He was buried on 10 April 1895 at St Martin of Tours Churchyard, Chelsfield, Kent, England.15,16

Family 1

Amelia Dunmall b. Nov 1822, d. Apr 1845

Family 2	Harriet Crockford b. 1815, d. 3 Nov 1876
Children	John Thomas Titchener+ b. 1853, d. 1 Feb 1920 Henry John Titchener+ b. Jul 1854, d. 5 Feb 1899 Mary Crockford Titchener b. 23 May 1856, d. Mar 1924

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Anne Titchener¹

Father	William Titchener b. 6 Dec 1783, d. 16 Jan 1852
Mother	Fanny Meekhams b. Oct 1782, d. 31 Dec 1845

Charts

The Staceys of Surrey & Kent The Meekhams of Sevenoaks and Shoreham, Kent The Streatfields of Sevenoaks and Shoreham, Kent The Mulcocks & Titcheners of Highworth, Wiltshire

Birth*	5 April 1827	Anne Titchener was born on 5 April 1827 at Shoreham, Kent, England.1
Baptism	13 May 1827	She was baptized on 13 May 1827 at St Peter & St Paul's Church, Shoreham, Kent, England.2
Employment*	circa 1839	She was employed as a House servant, Love family circa 1839 at Castle Farm, Shoreham, Kent, England.3
Marriage*	24 January 1846	She married Richard Stacey, son of William Stacey and Eleanor Streatfield, on 24 January 1846 at St Peter & St Paul's Church, Shoreham, Kent, England, witnessed by Eliza Groombridge and William Streatfield.4,5
(Witness) Employment	30 March 1851	Anne Titchener witnessed the employment of Richard Stacey on 30 March 1851 at Cockerhurst Farm, Shoreham, Kent, England; agricultural labourer for George Morgan.6
Residence*	30 March 1851	Anne Titchener and Richard Stacey lived at The Cottage, Cockerhurst Farm, Shoreham, Kent, England, together with James Titchener, William Stacey, Anne Stacey, Eliza Stacey, William Titchener and Richard Titchener.6
(Witness) Death	16 January 1852	Anne Titchener witnessed the Death of William Titchener on 16 January 1852 at Cockerhurst Farm, Shoreham, Kent, England.7,8
Name Variation		Anne Titchener was also known as Tetchener.9
Residence	1858	She and Richard Stacey lived at Cray Cottages, St Mary Cray, Kent, England, together with Anne Stacey, Eliza Stacey, John Stacey and William Stacey.10,3
Note*	October 1860	Anne Titchener Family moved from St Mary Cray to Rounds Green farm, Chelsfield. in October 1860.11
Residence	30 March 1861	She and Richard Stacey lived at Chelsfield, Kent, England, together with Anne Stacey, Eliza Stacey, James Stacey, John Stacey and Thomas Titchener.12,3
Residence	1864	Anne Titchener and Richard Stacey lived at Orpington Lane, Chelsfield, Kent, England; Newly built cottage at the top of Orpington Lane.3
Residence	2 April 1871	Anne Titchener and Richard Stacey lived at Rectory Cottages, Chelsfield, Kent, England, together with Eliza Stacey and William Stacey.13
Residence	4 April 1881	Anne Titchener and Richard Stacey lived at Station Road, Chelsfield, Kent, England, together with Thomas Titchener and Reuben Titchener.14
Death*	7 October 1888	Anne Titchener died on 7 October 1888 at Chelsfield, Kent, England, aged 61.15,16,17
Burial*	12 October 1888	She was buried on 12 October 1888 at St Martin of Tours Churchyard, Chelsfield, Kent, England.18,19

Family	Richard Stacey b. 4 Aug 1820, d. 7 Feb 1897
Children	William Stacey+ b. 28 Jan 1846, d. 16 Aug 1926 Anne Stacey+ b. 5 Jun 1849, d. 19 Dec 1938 Eliza Stacey+ b. 5 Jan 1851, d. Mar 1941 John Stacey+ b. 26 Dec 1854, d. 30 Oct 1926 Mary Anne Stacey b. 6 May 1862, d. 19 Apr 1866

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Thomas Titchener¹

Father	William Titchener b. 6 Dec 1783, d. 16 Jan 1852
Mother	Fanny Meekhams b. Oct 1782, d. 31 Dec 1845

Charts

The Meekhams of Sevenoaks and Shoreham, Kent The Mulcocks & Titcheners of Highworth, Wiltshire

Birth*	13 December 1820	Thomas Titchener was born on 13 December 1820 at Shoreham, Kent, England.1
Baptism	21 January 1821	He was baptized on 21 January 1821 at St Peter & St Paul's Church, Shoreham, Kent, England.2
Residence	30 March 1841	He lived at Woolborough, Nutfield, Surrey, England.3
Employment	30 March 1851	He was employed as labourer by Henry Stiles, farmer.4
Residence	30 March 1851	He lived at Park Gate Farm, Lullingstone, Kent, England.4
Note*	October 1860	John Stacey recalls in his memoirs that Tom 'removed' them from St Mary Cray to Chelsfield at this time so that his father, Richard Stacey, could work at Rounds Green Farm. in October 1860.5
(Witness) Residence	30 March 1861	He lived with Richard Stacey and Anne Titchener at Chelsfield, Kent, England, together with Anne Stacey, Eliza Stacey, James Stacey and John Stacey.6,7
Employment*	30 March 1871	Thomas Titchener was employed as Agricultural Labourer, by Elizabeth Love, Farmer.8
Residence*	30 March 1871	He lived at Filston Farm, Shoreham, Kent, England.9
Occupation*	4 April 1881	The occupation of Thomas Titchener was 'Agricultural Labourer, farm carter.10,5'
(Witness) Residence	4 April 1881	He lived with Richard Stacey and Anne Titchener at Station Road, Chelsfield, Kent, England, together with Reuben Titchener.10
Residence	30 March 1891	Thomas Titchener lived at Bromley Union Workhouse, Farnborough, Kent, England.11
Death*	February 1895	He died in February 1895 at Farnborough, Kent, England, aged 74.12,13
Burial*	13 February 1895	He was buried on 13 February 1895 at St Martin of Tours Churchyard, Chelsfield, Kent, England.14

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William Stacey¹

Father	William Stacey2 b. Feb 1769, d. Dec 1844
Mother	Amy Roffey2 b. Aug 1769, d. Dec 1836

Charts

The Staceys of Surrey & Kent The Streatfields of Sevenoaks and Shoreham, Kent

Birth*	November 1790	William Stacey was born in November 1790 at Tandridge, Surrey, England.3
Baptism	3 December 1790	He was baptized on 3 December 1790 at St Peter's Church, Tandridge, Surrey, England.4
Baptism	26 April 1793	He was baptized on 26 April 1793 at St Peter & St Paul's Church, Nutfield, Sussex, England.5
Note*		A number of DNA tests on Ancestry & MyHeritage supports links to the descendants of William but their origins are unsubstantiated and so the birthplace of William is not established.6
Note		He as the brother of Michael Stacey is supported by DNA evidence but documentation is not established.7
Marriage*	30 October 1819	He married Eleanor Streatfield, daughter of Richard Streatfield and Margaret Deane, on 30 October 1819 at St Martin of Tours Church, Eynsford, Kent, England, witnessed by Richard Streatfield.8
Residence	after 1835	William Stacey and Eleanor Streatfield lived at Twitton, Kent, England.9
Employment*	30 March 1841	William Stacey was employed as Agricultural Labourer.10
Residence	30 March 1841	He and Eleanor Streatfield lived at Twitton, Kent, England, together with William Stacey, Mary Stacey, James Stacey, Thomas Stacey, Eliza Stacey, Richard Stacey and John Stacey.11
Death*	24 November 1850	William Stacey died on 24 November 1850 at Sevenoaks Union, Sundridge, Kent, England.12
Burial*	1 December 1850	He was buried on 1 December 1850 at St Batholomew's Church, Otford, Kent, England.13

Family	Eleanor Streatfield b. 1798, d. Mar 1866
Children	Richard Stacey+ b. 4 Aug 1820, d. 7 Feb 1897 William Stacey14 b. 1824, d. 16 Oct 1824 George Stacey b. 14 Feb 1824, d. 24 Sep 1872 William Stacey+ b. 15 Dec 1827, d. 27 Sep 1876 Mary Stacey+ b. Apr 1829, d. Dec 1889 John Stacey+ b. Sep 1830, d. 10 Mar 1893 James Stacey+ b. 4 Apr 1833, d. 19 Dec 1922 Thomas Stacey+ b. 24 Sep 1836, d. Apr 1922 Eliza Stacey+ b. Mar 1839, d. Jun 1875

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Eleanor Streatfield¹

Father	Richard Streatfield b. 31 Jan 1773, d. 26 Apr 1844
Mother	Margaret Deane2 b. 1774, d. Dec 1858

Charts

The Staceys of Surrey & Kent The Streatfields of Sevenoaks and Shoreham, Kent

Birth*	1798	Eleanor Streatfield was born in 1798 at Kemsing, Kent, England.3
Baptism	22 July 1798	She was baptized on 22 July 1798 at St Mary's Church, Kemsing, Kent, England.4
Name Variation		She was also known as Ellen.5
Marriage*	30 October 1819	She married William Stacey, son of William Stacey and Amy Roffey, on 30 October 1819 at St Martin of Tours Church, Eynsford, Kent, England, witnessed by Richard Streatfield.6
Name Variation	30 October 1819	Eleanor Streatfield was also known as Stratfield.7
Residence	after 1835	She and William Stacey lived at Twitton, Kent, England.8
(Witness) Employment	30 March 1841	Eleanor Streatfield witnessed the employment of William Stacey on 30 March 1841; Agricultural Labourer.9
Residence	30 March 1841	Eleanor Streatfield and William Stacey lived at Twitton, Kent, England, together with William Stacey, Mary Stacey, James Stacey, Thomas Stacey, Eliza Stacey, Richard Stacey and John Stacey.10
Residence*	30 March 1851	Eleanor Streatfield lived at Twitton, Kent, England, together with Thomas Stacey, Eliza Stacey and George Stacey.11
Note*	30 March 1851	Eleanor Streatfield with lodger Obadiah Holmson on 30 March 1851 at Twitton, Kent, England.12
Residence	30 March 1861	She lived at Packham Wood Road, Stansted, Kent, England, together with William Streatfield.13
Death*	March 1866	Eleanor Streatfield died in March 1866 at Chelsfield, Kent, England.5

Family	William Stacey b. Nov 1790, d. 24 Nov 1850
Children	Richard Stacey+ b. 4 Aug 1820, d. 7 Feb 1897 William Stacey14 b. 1824, d. 16 Oct 1824 George Stacey b. 14 Feb 1824, d. 24 Sep 1872 William Stacey+ b. 15 Dec 1827, d. 27 Sep 1876 Mary Stacey+ b. Apr 1829, d. Dec 1889 John Stacey+ b. Sep 1830, d. 10 Mar 1893 James Stacey+ b. 4 Apr 1833, d. 19 Dec 1922 Thomas Stacey+ b. 24 Sep 1836, d. Apr 1922 Eliza Stacey+ b. Mar 1839, d. Jun 1875

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Richard Stacey¹

Father	William Stacey b. Nov 1790, d. 24 Nov 1850
Mother	Eleanor Streatfield b. 1798, d. Mar 1866

Charts

The Staceys of Surrey & Kent The Meekhams of Sevenoaks and Shoreham, Kent The Streatfields of Sevenoaks and Shoreham, Kent The Mulcocks & Titcheners of Highworth, Wiltshire

Birth*	4 August 1820	Richard Stacey was born on 4 August 1820 at Shoreham, Kent, England.2,3
Baptism	27 August 1820	He was baptized on 27 August 1820 at St Peter & St Paul's Church, Shoreham, Kent, England.4
Employment*	circa 1839	He was employed by Samuel LOVE, Tenant Farmer, circa 1839 at Castle Farm, Shoreham, Kent, England.5
(Witness) Employment	30 March 1841	He witnessed the employment of William Stacey on 30 March 1841; Agricultural Labourer.6
(Witness) Residence	30 March 1841	Richard Stacey lived with William Stacey and Eleanor Streatfield at Twitton, Kent, England, together with William Stacey, Mary Stacey, James Stacey, Thomas Stacey, Eliza Stacey and John Stacey.7
Marriage*	24 January 1846	Richard Stacey married Anne Titchener, daughter of William Titchener and Fanny Meekhams, on 24 January 1846 at St Peter & St Paul's Church, Shoreham, Kent, England, witnessed by Eliza Groombridge and William Streatfield.8,9
Employment	circa 1850	Richard Stacey was employed by Mr Love, circa 1850 at Filston Farm, Shoreham, Kent, England.5
Employment	30 March 1851	He was employed as agricultural labourer for George Morgan at Cockerhurst Farm, Shoreham, Kent, England.10
Residence	30 March 1851	He and Anne Titchener lived at The Cottage, Cockerhurst Farm, Shoreham, Kent, England, together with James Titchener, William Stacey, Anne Stacey, Eliza Stacey, William Titchener and Richard Titchener.10
Residence	1858	Richard Stacey and Anne Titchener lived at Cray Cottages, St Mary Cray, Kent, England, together with Anne Stacey, Eliza Stacey, John Stacey and William Stacey.11,5
Employment	before 1861	Richard Stacey was employed as a ploughman before 1861 at Bark Hart House, Orpington, Kent, England.12
Employment	30 March 1861	He was employed as ploughman for Mr Bartholemew Spain at Court Lodge, Chelsfield, Kent, England.13,5
Residence	30 March 1861	He and Anne Titchener lived at Chelsfield, Kent, England, together with Anne Stacey, Eliza Stacey, James Stacey, John Stacey and Thomas Titchener.13,5
Residence*	1864	Richard Stacey and Anne Titchener lived at Orpington Lane, Chelsfield, Kent, England; Newly built cottage at the top of Orpington Lane.5
AWArd*	27 October 1869	Richard Stacey was awarded 'a certificate: 'First Prize in Ploughing Contest'' on 27 October 1869 at Chelsfield, Kent, England.14
Employment	2 April 1871	He was employed as Labourer.15
Residence	2 April 1871	He and Anne Titchener lived at Rectory Cottages, Chelsfield, Kent, England, together with Eliza Stacey and William Stacey.15
Residence	4 April 1881	Richard Stacey and Anne Titchener lived at Station Road, Chelsfield, Kent, England, together with Thomas Titchener and Reuben Titchener.16
(Witness) Death	7 October 1888	Richard Stacey witnessed the Death of Anne Titchener on 7 October 1888 at Chelsfield, Kent, England.17,18,19
(Witness) Residence	30 March 1891	Richard Stacey lived with George Miles and Eliza Stacey at Well Hill, Chelsfield, Kent, England, together with Mary Jane Thomas, Mary Ann Miles and Harriet Stacey.20
Death*	7 February 1897	Richard Stacey died on 7 February 1897 at Well Hill, Chelsfield, Kent, England, aged 76.21,22,23
Burial*	12 February 1897	He was buried on 12 February 1897 at St Martin of Tours Church, Chelsfield, Kent, England.24,25

Family	Anne Titchener b. 5 Apr 1827, d. 7 Oct 1888
Children	William Stacey+ b. 28 Jan 1846, d. 16 Aug 1926 Anne Stacey+ b. 5 Jun 1849, d. 19 Dec 1938 Eliza Stacey+ b. 5 Jan 1851, d. Mar 1941 John Stacey+ b. 26 Dec 1854, d. 30 Oct 1926 Mary Anne Stacey b. 6 May 1862, d. 19 Apr 1866

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George Stacey¹

Father	William Stacey b. Nov 1790, d. 24 Nov 1850
Mother	Eleanor Streatfield b. 1798, d. Mar 1866

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The Staceys of Surrey & Kent The Streatfields of Sevenoaks and Shoreham, Kent

Birth*	14 February 1824	George Stacey was born on 14 February 1824 at Shoreham, Kent, England.1
Baptism	4 February 1825	He was baptized on 4 February 1825 at St Peter & St Paul's Church, Shoreham, Kent, England.2
Residence	30 March 1841	He lived at Sepham, Shoreham, Kent, England.3
(Witness) Residence	30 March 1851	He lived with Eleanor Streatfield at Twitton, Kent, England, together with Thomas Stacey and Eliza Stacey.4
Employment*	30 March 1851	George Stacey was employed as Agricultural Labourer at Twitton, Kent, England.5
Residence	30 March 1871	He and Richard Titchener were lodgers at White Hart Public House, Chelsfield, Kent, England.6
Death*	24 September 1872	George Stacey died on 24 September 1872 at Chelsfield, Kent, England, aged 48.7,8,9

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William Stacey¹

Father	William Stacey b. Nov 1790, d. 24 Nov 1850
Mother	Eleanor Streatfield b. 1798, d. Mar 1866

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The Staceys of Surrey & Kent The Streatfields of Sevenoaks and Shoreham, Kent

Birth*	15 December 1827	William Stacey was born on 15 December 1827 at Otford, Kent, England.2
(Witness) Residence	30 March 1841	He lived with William Stacey and Eleanor Streatfield at Twitton, Kent, England, together with Mary Stacey, James Stacey, Thomas Stacey, Eliza Stacey, Richard Stacey and John Stacey.3
Marriage*	7 January 1849	William Stacey married Eliza White on 7 January 1849 at St Katharine's Church, Knockholt, Kent, England.4,5
Employment*	30 March 1851	William Stacey was employed as Labourer.6
Residence	30 March 1851	He and Eliza White lived at Scotts Lodge, Knockholt, Kent, England, together with Thomas Stacey and Harriet Stacey.6
Residence	30 March 1861	William Stacey and Eliza White lived at Dunsdale Cottage, Shoreham, Kent, England, together with Harriet Stacey, James Stacey and John Stacey.7
Residence*	30 March 1871	William Stacey and Eliza White lived at 5 Greatness Street, Sevenoaks, Kent, England, together with James Stacey, John Stacey, Henry Stacey, Edward Stacey, Kezia Stacey, Charles Stacey and Harriet Stacey.8
Occupation*	2 April 1871	The occupation of William Stacey was 'Agricultural Labourer.8'
Death*	27 September 1876	He died on 27 September 1876 at Chelsfield, Kent, England, aged 48.9,10

Family	Eliza White b. Jun 1828, d. 27 Apr 1905
Children	Harriet Stacey11 b. Jul 1849, d. Jan 1940 Thomas Stacey12 b. Oct 1850, d. 16 Aug 1859 James Stacey+13 b. 1858, d. Jul 1917 John Stacey+14 b. Jan 1860, d. 18 Mar 1923 Henry Stacey+15 b. 22 Apr 1863, d. Dec 1939 Edward Stacey16 b. 4 Jan 1865, d. Dec 1949 Mary Ann Stacey17 b. Jun 1866, d. 6 Aug 1889 Kezia Stacey18 b. Mar 1868, d. 18 Jan 1882 Charles Stacey19 b. Dec 1870, d. 8 Jun 1872

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Mary Stacey^1,2

Father	William Stacey b. Nov 1790, d. 24 Nov 1850
Mother	Eleanor Streatfield b. 1798, d. Mar 1866

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The Staceys of Surrey & Kent The Streatfields of Sevenoaks and Shoreham, Kent

Birth*	April 1829	Mary Stacey was born in April 1829 at Otford, Kent, England.1
Baptism	17 May 1829	She was baptized on 17 May 1829 at St Bartholomew's Church, Otford, Kent, England.3
(Witness) Residence	30 March 1841	She lived with William Stacey and Eleanor Streatfield at Twitton, Kent, England, together with William Stacey, James Stacey, Thomas Stacey, Eliza Stacey, Richard Stacey and John Stacey.4
Residence*	30 March 1851	Mary Stacey lived at Great Burlings, Knockholt, Kent, England.5
Marriage*	24 April 1852	She married Robert Townsend on 24 April 1852 at Otford, Kent, England.6
Residence*	30 March 1861	Mary Stacey and Robert Townsend lived at Twitton, Kent, England, together with Jesse Townsend, Emma Townsend, James Townsend and Ellen Townsend.7
Residence	30 March 1871	Mary Stacey and Robert Townsend lived at Twitton Farm, Shoreham, Kent, England, together with Jesse Townsend, James Townsend, William Townsend, Elizabeth Townsend and Edward Townsend.8
Death*	December 1889	Mary Stacey died in December 1889 at Twitton Farm, Otford, Kent, England, aged 60.9

Family	Robert Townsend b. 1830, d. Dec 1898
Children	Ellen Townsend10 b. Dec 1854, d. Jun 1929 Jesse Townsend+10 b. Mar 1857, d. Jun 1917 Emma Townsend10 b. Dec 1858, d. Mar 1865 James Townsend+10 b. Oct 1860, d. Dec 1925 William Townsend11 b. Jun 1863 Elizabeth Townsend+11 b. 14 Jun 1865, d. Apr 1949 Edward Townsend+11 b. Oct 1867, d. Apr 1904

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John Stacey^1,2

Father	William Stacey b. Nov 1790, d. 24 Nov 1850
Mother	Eleanor Streatfield b. 1798, d. Mar 1866

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The Staceys of Surrey & Kent The Streatfields of Sevenoaks and Shoreham, Kent

Birth*	September 1830	John Stacey was born in September 1830 at Otford, Kent, England.1,2
Baptism	5 December 1830	He was baptized on 5 December 1830 at St Bartholomew's Church, Otford, Kent, England.1
(Witness) Residence	30 March 1841	He lived with William Stacey and Eleanor Streatfield at Twitton, Kent, England, together with William Stacey, Mary Stacey, James Stacey, Thomas Stacey, Eliza Stacey and Richard Stacey.3
Marriage*	10 December 1864	John Stacey married Sarah Ashdown on 10 December 1864 at St Helen's Church, Cliffe, Kent, England.4
Residence	30 March 1871	John Stacey and Sarah Ashdown lived at Bo Peep, Chelsfield, Kent, England, together with William George Stacey; Next to Public House where George Stacey resided.5
Occupation*	4 April 1881	The occupation of John Stacey was 'Agricultural Labourer.6'
Residence*	4 April 1881	He and Sarah Ashdown lived at Pratts Bottom, Chelsfield, Kent, England, together with William George Stacey.7
Death*	10 March 1893	John Stacey died on 10 March 1893 at Chelsfield, Kent, England, aged 62.8
Burial*	12 March 1893	He was buried on 12 March 1893 at St Martin of Tours Church, Chelsfield, Kent, England.9

Family	Sarah Ashdown b. 1829, d. Dec 1898
Child	William George Stacey+10 b. Dec 1868, d. Apr 1932

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James Stacey¹

Father	William Stacey b. Nov 1790, d. 24 Nov 1850
Mother	Eleanor Streatfield b. 1798, d. Mar 1866

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The Staceys of Surrey & Kent The Streatfields of Sevenoaks and Shoreham, Kent

Birth*	4 April 1833	James Stacey was born on 4 April 1833 at Twitton, Kent, England.2,1
(Witness) Residence	30 March 1841	He lived with William Stacey and Eleanor Streatfield at Twitton, Kent, England, together with William Stacey, Mary Stacey, Thomas Stacey, Eliza Stacey, Richard Stacey and John Stacey.3
Marriage*	16 April 1859	James Stacey married Ann Bineham on 16 April 1859 at Sevenoaks, Kent, England.4,5
(Witness) Residence	30 March 1861	James Stacey lived with Richard Stacey and Anne Titchener at Chelsfield, Kent, England, together with Anne Stacey, Eliza Stacey, John Stacey and Thomas Titchener.6,7
Residence	30 March 1871	James Stacey and Ann Bineham lived at Sevenoaks RC Cottage, Eynsford, Kent, England, together with Albert Stacey, Ellen Stacey, Caroline Sarah Stacey, Sarah Ann Stacey and Mary Jane Stacey.8
Employment*	30 March 1881	James Stacey was employed as General Labourer.9
Residence*	30 March 1881	He and Ann Bineham lived at Darenth Hill, Darenth, Kent, England, together with Ellen Stacey, Caroline Sarah Stacey, Sarah Ann Stacey and Emily Elizabeth Stacey.9
(Witness) Residence	30 March 1891	James Stacey lived with Sarah Ann Stacey and John Drewry at Orange Tree Terrace, Wilmington, Kent, England.10
(Witness) Residence	3 April 1911	James Stacey lived with Sarah Ann Stacey and John Drewry at 5 Orange Tree Place, Wilmington, Kent, England, together with Emily Ida Drewry, John Drewry and Ann Bineham.11
Death*	19 December 1922	James Stacey died on 19 December 1922 at Darenth, Kent, England, aged 89.12,2,13

Family	Ann Bineham b. 1836, d. Mar 1917
Children	Albert Stacey14 b. Jul 1860, d. Jan 1879 Mary Jane Stacey15 b. 1862 Ellen Stacey+9 b. Dec 1864, d. Sep 1903 Caroline Sarah Stacey9 b. Jan 1868 Sarah Ann Stacey+9 b. Dec 1870, d. Mar 1945 Emily Elizabeth Stacey9 b. Jul 1874, d. Jul 1961

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