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England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1858-1995:
KILLICK May Lydia of 7 Beachfield Av Newquay Cornwall died 29 December 1970 Probate Bristol 7 April 1971. £7492.

COX, May Lydia (I5323)

From The Advertiser, Adelaide, Friday 2 November 1951 (via Trove, January 2012):
PORT POLICE
Before Messrs. G. E. Pryke and A. G. Wanke
Remanded. - To enable the police to make further enquiries in Victoria, two Victorian sales men were remanded in custody until November 8 on a joint charge of having been unlawfully in possession at Outer Harbor on Wednesday of a motor car suspected of having been stolen. The defendants were Anthony Thomas Palmer, 21, of Coventry street. South Melbourne, and John Kennedy Minter, 19, of the same address. Prosecuting, PCC R. J. Morrison said that the car bad been recognised by police at Jervois Bridge, Port Adelaide, and followed to Outer Harbor, where the men had been arrested. The car, a sedan valued at about £1.000, had been stolen from Ballarat on October 23.

From The Advertiser, Adelaide, Friday 9 November 1951 (via Trove, January 2012):
PORT POLICE
Before Mr. L. F. J. JOHNSTON
Two Men Gaoled
Two Victorian salesmen were each sent to gaol for six months on an admitted charge that at Outer Harbor on October 31 they were unlawfully in possession of a motor car suspected of having been stolen.
The defendants were Anthony Thomas Palmer, 21, of Coventry street, South Melbourne, and John Kennedy Minter, 19, of the same address.
When the hearing was resumed yesterday PCC H. C. Gill, who prosecuted, said that Palmer had told the police that after stealing the car himself in Ballarat on October 23, he and Minter had driven it to Adelaide, via Mount Gambier. They had been selling household goods on time payment on a commission basis.
Palmer had said that he and Minter intended to keep the car for a while and then take it back to Melbourne, where it would have been dumped.
According to Minter, he had met Palmer by appointment in Ballarat after the car had been stolen. Both had worked and boarded together in Melbourne.
Mr. J. E. Kelly, for the defendants, gave evidence of previous good character and made sub missions for leniency.
The magistrate said that the valuable car had done 1,250 miles since it was taken and it had also been considerably damaged.

No trace of John has been found in Electoral Rolls but a Rosemarie Minter appeared as follows. These entries may or may not refer to John Kennedy Minter's wife.

Australian Electoral Roll, 1968 for Coorparoo, Bowman, Queensland at 1/19 McLay Street, Coorparoo:
Rosemarie Minter, commercial teacher.

Australian Electoral Roll, 1972 for Tarragindi, Moreton, Queensland at 183 Lutzow Street, Wellers Hill 4121:
Rosemarie Minter, teacher.

Australian Electoral Roll, 1977 for Blackstone, Oxley, Queensland at 13 Tessman Street, Riverview 4305:
Rosemarie Minter, teacher.

A John K Minter appeared in The World Book of Minters c. 1992, at 2/89a Little Bay Road, Little Bay, NSW. May or may not refer to this person.

Minter, John Kennedy (I569)

1841 census: Living at Faversham Union with parents.

1851 census: the entry for Henry (22, pauper) in Faversham Union Workhouse may refer to this Henry.

1861 census: the entry for Henry (29, traveller) lodging at 'The Tuns', Tanner Street, Faversham may refer to this Henry.

Minter, Henry William (I171)

25 Nov 19371940 US Federal Census: in Britt, Hancock County, Iowa, Edwin E HUNSLEY (29, born Hancock County, farmer) and Dorothy I HUNSLEY (wife, 28, born Hancock County). Also a hired hand, Raleigh HEALEY, 20.

From the Mason City Globe Gazette, 8 January 1945 (at Ancestry.com):
"Mr and Mrs Elwin Hunsley, Britt, are the parents of a 10-pound son born Sunday at Park hospital."
[Unfortunately the son's name isn't given.]

From the Britt News Tribune, 30 July 1952 (at Ancestry.com):
"With the beginning of August 1952, Axel Trulson will retire and his son-in-law Elwin E Hunsley takes over the oil station and business."

HUNSLEY, Elwin Everett (I29)

DEAN Constance Jean (formerly named Death) nee Minter Passed away peacefully at Asher House Residential Home, on April 1st 2013. Aged 85. Formerly of Gt. Clacton and Brightlingsea. Much loved Wife of Desmond and loving Mother to Maureen and son-in-law Rodney, Grandma to Shelley and Stephanie and Great Grandma. Funeral service to be held at Weeley Crematorium on Tuesday 16th April at 11.00. Family flowers only, donations if desired to Cancer Research UK sent to P.G. Oxley Ltd., 43/47 High Street, Walton-on-the-Naze, Essex, CO14 8BE, Tel. 01255 675549.

Published in the Gazette on 12 Apr 2013

Minter, Constance Jean (I490)

December 2008: the burial of 26 February 1750/1 has been assumed to relate to Sarah, baptised on 19 August 1750, daughter of George Minter and Sarah (Wood).

Minter, Sarah (I360)

Emma was a widow with two sons when she married George.

Family: George Lewis Minter / Emma Elizabeth OVENDEN (F188)

Information as per LDS member.

BING, Ann (I621)

Information as per LDS member.

BING, Thomas (I622)

Leon Reed, M.G.

Family: / (F1662)

MINTER Felicity Passed away peacefully at Alderwood Care Home, 8th February 2016, aged 87. Beloved Wife of the late Cecil, and much loved Mother, Grandmother and Great Grandmother. Requiem Mass to take place at St James' Church, East Hill, Colchester on Thursday 3rd March at 14.00, followed by a family committal at Colchester Crematorium. Family flowers only. Donations if desired to: Save the Children c/o Hunnaball of Colchester, York House, 41 Mersea Road, COLCHESTER C02 7QT

Published in the Gazette on 19 Feb 2016

SPENSER, Felicity (I67)

MINTER Ronald George Died peacefully at Horkesley Manor on 10th January aged 89. Loved Father of Heather, Julie & Jonathon. Grandfather to Anton, Amy & Clare and Great Grandfather to Hugo. Funeral service at Colchester Crematorium on Tuesday 2nd February at 11:00. Family flowers only. Donations to Macmillan Cancer Support c/o Hunnaball, 41 Mersea Rd, Colchester

Published in the Gazette on 22 Jan 2016.

Minter, Ronald George (I80)

RUNCHMAN Terry Passed away suddenly on 9th November 2017, aged 75 years. Loving Husband of Rosemary, Father of Jane & Mark, Grandad to Oliver, Thomas, Edward & Miles and Father in law to Jane & Adam. Sadly missed by all his Family and Friends. Funeral Service to be held at All Saints Church, Rayne on Monday 4th December at 12.00pm followed by cremation at Three Counties Crematorium. Family flowers only, donations if desired to Cancer Research UK c/o G Collins & Sons, 4 The Street, White Notley, Witham CM8 1RH. Tel 01376 583750

Published in the Braintree and Witham Times on 23rd November 2017

RUNCHMAN, Terence Stuart "Terry" (I4198)

The marriage was announced in the Kentish Gazette Friday 27 October 1797:
"Monday was married at Deptford by the Rev. Mr Inwood, Mr D. Major to Miss Eleanor Minter, both of Folkestone in this county."

Family: David MAJOR / Eleanor Minter (F286)

William was a carpenter of Barham in 1814 (when his daughter Mary was baptised) and 1816; a farmer of Barham in 1818 and of Elham between 1823 and 1830.
1841 census: in Postling Lane, Postling, Kent, William (50, farmer), Susan (48), Caroline (14), John (14) and Thomas (11).

Peter Marshall August 2007:
"One other historical fact about William Laker. He appears on the 1843 Tithe Map for Postling, Kent as occupier of:-
24 Malthouse Farm
25 Malthouse Meadow
26 & 27 Part of Chalky Field
28 Part of Tollsfoot Field.
I have been to Postling and it is a lovely village that has barely changed in a hundred years. However the soil is wet, heavy, clay. Farming could not have been easy."

1851 census (indexed as COKER by ancestry.com): in Postling Lees, Postling, Kent, William (62, farmer of 55 acres), Susannah (61) and John (24, farmer's son). Married daughter Mary PREBBLE and her husband James plus four children were next door.

1861 census: at Vents Farm, Postling, Kent, William (72, farmer of 14 acres) and Susan (71). And a visitor Sarah Minter (unmarried, 52, born Barham, Kent [Susan(na)'s sister]). At nearby Malthouse Farm were John Laker (33, farmer of 50 acres employing 1 man and 1 boy, born Elham, Kent), his wife Mary A Laker (27, born Aldington, Kent) and children William (6, scholar), Elizabeth (4, scholar), Margaret (2) and John (1), all born in Postling.

Buried in Postling aged 78.

Peter Marshall August 2007: "William and Susanna had a grandchild (Helen) Mary Laker through their son George. Mary Laker wrote several books but the most interesting is Vulcan Daughters which tells of her early years in the early 1900's, growing up as a blacksmith's daughter in Headcorn, Kent. Also contains quite a few photos of the family."

March 2008: Peter Marshall has obtained a copy of the death certificate: it shows that William died on 25th March 1867 at Postling, Kent aged 77. Occupation was Farmer. Cause of death was " Heart disease - Certified" and the death was reported by X the mark of Sarah Webb present at the death.

LAKER, William (I1462)

'John Staines a bachelor of Patrixbourne and Barbara Mynter of Bekesbourne, a maid, their banns being thrice published in both parishes were married.'

Family: John STAINES / Barbara Minter (F5)

'Unknown GARNHAM' is at the head of all the Garnham families of Thorpe-le-Soken which are documented here.

'Unknown GARNHAM' was certainly not the father of the three individuals below him. He "exists" solely to suggest that the three individuals are probably related. In practice, the parents of two of the three individuals have been tentatively identified and are mentioned in the individuals' Notes. The parents of the third individual are completely unknown.

In addition to the three individuals and their families, a number of other fragmentary families have been identified from the Thorpe-le-Soken Parish Registers. These are:

- William and Mary, who had a son William baptised on 25 April 1708
- John and Mary, who had a son Daniel baptised on 15 October 1732. Daniel possibly married Hannah JOHNSON on 1 June 1759
- Sarah Garnham, who married John Turpin on 22 February 1762. The witnesses were Garnham and Henry Garnham, perhaps Sarah's brothers or father and brother. Unknown and Mary, who had a son William baptised on 28 January 1781
- Eleanor Garnham, who married James Holby on 26 July 1796
- Homan and Sarah, who had a daughter Sarah baptised on 2 May 1802
- Homan and Mary, who had a daughter Mary baptised on 17 June 1802
- Joseph and Sarah, who had a son William baptised on 24 January 1815
- Mary, who had two illegitimate children, Ann Musset Garnham , baptised 14 April 1800 and John Musset Garnham, baptised 25 December 1806
- Sarah who married George Musset on 14 November 1814
- Mary who married Alexander Musset on 23 February 1815

A good deal more needs to be done before the full history of the Garnhams of Thorpe-le-Soken is complete.

GARNHAM, Unknown (I775)

(Cliff Minter) Edward was a captain in the Church Army.

RUMENS, Edward Ricketts (I138)

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HEPWORTH, John (I4511)

(Medical): Arial;
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BINKS, Ephraim (I1982)

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HEPWORTH, John (I4511)

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BINKS, Ephraim (I1982)

(Research):See attached sources.

HUNSLEY, Glenn William (I696)

(taken form jtw tree): 4 Mar 1750 Hester Worley Or 4 Mar 1751 Hannah Corling

Family: Thomas (of Dean & Mopes Farms) WORLEY / Hannah (of Seer Green) WORLEY (F106)

... Ffloyd Minter peck, MD, of Sale, formely of Newmarket, England, to Minie, daughter of Duncan Campbell, Esq. of Rockside, Islay, Argyleshire, Scotland.

Family: Dr Floyd Minter PECK / Menie CAMPBELL (F301)

1790: owner occupier of house in Avise.
1791: a farmer.
1793: Common Councillor - farmer of Elham.
1803: of Radnor Street (or North Street), married, infirm, aged 57, 2 in household, one between 15 & 60 on King's service, 1 pig.
Monumental Inscription:
"Thomas Minter died Aug 1815 age 70. Sarah his wife died Apr 20 1808 age 60. Also 2 children of the above Jacob died 6 June 1783 age 1 yr and 11 mths. Richard died 5 June 1783 age 4 yrs and 7 mths. left 3 (?) surviving Thomas, Sarah, John and William"

Minter, Thomas (I27)

1798: mariner.
1803: seaman of Grace Hill, married, 2 children, age 34, class 4.
1803: appointed overseer in charge of stock to superintend removal of sheep - owns 3 sheep and 2 pigs.
3 October 1822: affidavit by Thomas Minter and Richard Hobday at marriage of niece Ann HART.
Witness at Folkestone on 26 April 1834.

Appeared in the History & Directory of the County of Kent by S Bagshaw, 1847 as Thomas Minter, gent, Grace Hill, Folkestone.

Appeared in the South East Coast Directory (J Williams), 1849: as Minter & Roscow, surgeons &c of Glenie House, Mill Lane and as Thomas Minter Esq (Minter & Roscow) of Grace Hill, Folkestone.

1851 census: at Grace Hill, Folkestone, Thomas (82, retired mariner), Ann (wife, 69, domestic duties), Sarah GRIFFITHS (granddaughter, 15, scholar, born St Lukes, London) and Susannah GRIFFITHS (granddaughter, 14, scholar, born St Lukes, London).

1861 census: at 6 Grace Hill, Folkestone, Ann (widow, 79), Sarah M GRIFFITHS (granddaughter-in-law, 25) and Susannah GRIFFITHS (granddaughter-in-law, 24).

Monumental Inscription:"Susanna, wife of Thomas Minter died 5 Jan 1819 age 43 left 4 children Susanna, Sarah, Alice and Margaret. Above Thomas Minter died 29 June 1851 age 82"

Minter, Thomas (I32)

18 December 2010, late of North Ryde. Much loved wife of 56 years to Bill (deceased). Loving mother of Christine and Bruce. Fond Nan of Paul and David (deceased). Great-grandnan of Thomas, Connor and Caitlin. Loved and admired aunt of Betty. Fond relative of the Warren and Minter Families. Cherished friend of Diane and all the Toh Family.

O'HALLORAN, Peggy (I1011)

1803 - a butcher tending inmate age 60. 4 in household aged 15 - 60. 1 Pike, son Jacob aged 16.

Minter, Richard (I255)

1803: of High Street, Folkestone seaman and sea fencible (mariner 1792) aged 30 or 32.

The 1817 Norfolk Poll Book has an entry under Yarmouth (East Flegg Hundred) for John Minter, merchant, owner/occupier of a property in Yarmouth. (Source Ancestry.com, UK, Poll Books and Electoral Registers, 1538-1893). This entry probably refers to this John Minter.

1841 census: in Denes, St George, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, John (65, merchant) and Ann (65). Both born out of county.

We know that the above entry relates to John of Folkestone because in his Will of 15 February 1847 he made his sister Sarah HART of Folkestone a beneficiary (after his wife's death). Brother William of Stepney was also to benefit as were Hannah Brunton, wife of William Brunton, one of the Executors (this couple lived next door to the Minters in 1841) and Susannah Ayres, widow of Robert Ayres of Great Yarmouth. No children were mentioned in the Will.
This Will can be viewed on line at www.norfolksources.norfolk.gov.uk. The date of death is given as 5 December 1848.

The Will says that John was a fishmonger when he made it.

Minter, John (I34)

1803: seaman of Dover Street, Folkestone and sea fencible aged 18.

Thomas was evidently in Holland in 1811: a Thomas Minter, aged 26, born about 1785 in Folkestone lived in Brouwershaven. He had lived there since 1807. His son Thomas Leendert was born in Holland in 1818. And Thomas may have had a mortgage in Vlissingen in 1831.

It seems likely that Thomas was one of the eleven men captured, locked up in Dover jail and released by a mob in 1820. The full story is recounted in 'Reminiscences of Old Folkestone Smugglers'., a free copy of which is at https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=umn.31951002374858n&view=1up&seq=1.

1841 census: it's possible that the entry for 'Agaha' Minter, 50, independent means, born 'in foreign parts' living in Kings Place, Commercial Road, St George, The Tower Hamlets, London, refers to Thomas Minter's wife Agatha. In the same household were Elizabeth KENSIT (14, female servant, born Middlesex) and Susannah WOOLASTON (15, female servant, born Middlesex).

Appeared in the History & Directory of the County of Kent by S Bagshaw, 1847 as Thomas Minter Esq. of Sandgate Road, Folkestone.

1851 census: in Upper Sandgate Road, Folkestone, Thomas (65, retired captain, merchant navy), Agatha M (60) and Henry J W GEHLO (grandson, 10, born Norwood).

Appeared in the 1852 Post Office Directory of Kent (Kelly's) under Gentry, Mr Thomas Minter, Dandgate Road, Folkestone.

Appeared in the Directory of Kent, Melville & Co, 1858 under Gentry, Thomas Minter Esq., Sandgate Road, Folkestone. The Directory must have been compiled before Thomas's death.

Will proved 1858.

1861 census: now a widow, Agatha (71, independent) was lodging at Boyle Street, St Mary Eanswythe, Folkestone.

1871 census: Agatha was living with her 'grandson in law' and his wife and other members of the family at 1 Medium Road, Devonshire Terrace, St John Hackney, London.

Minter, Thomas (I157)

1803: William of the Bayle, seaman, privateer age 25 or 27.

1841 census: at 32 Trinity Alms Houses, William (65, captain) and 'Anne' (49, wife).

A beneficiary of brother John's Will of 15 February 1847.

1851 census: at Trinity Alms House under the Chapel, Mile End Old Town, William Minter (74, master mariner, born Folkestone), Mary A Minter (57, born Stockton, Durham,wife), Susan Minter (26, daughter, potato merchant, born Bermondsey, Surrey, Alfred HARRIS (42, son in law, born London, Middlesex), Hannah HARRIS (36, daughter, born Folkestone, Kent), Susan HARRIS (1, granddaughter, born St Georges, Surrey).

1861 census: the entry for Mary A Minter (67, widow, laundress, born Poplar, London), a visitor at 22 Globe Road, Stepney, London probably refers to Mary (although the birthplace doesn't tally).

Minter, William (I37)

1809 December 14John Minter and Mary Mackrill widow both of this parish by banns, his mark/sign. Mary Minter (sign), James Hoult (sign) witnesses. Cliff Minter says that Mary signed as Wackrill and was Mrs WEAKLAND according to newspaper.

Family: John Minter / Mary MACKRILL (F45)

1831 French census: (at http://www.archivespasdecalais.fr; Recensement de population: liste nominative 1831, page 124). Names as they appear on the census document. In Place, Calais, France, Greenfield Henry (commissionaire, père, 38, married), POTTS Betzy (mère, 34, married), Henry (fils, 13), Catherine (fille, 12), Elisa (fille, 10), William (fils, 8), Mary (fille, 6) and POTTS Sarah (se...., 20, unmarried.

GREENFIELD, Harry (I4533)

1839 Pigot's Directory of Kent: Bartholomew Minter, wine & spirit merchant, Dover Street, Folkestone.

1841 census: in Dover Street, Folkestone, Elizabeth (35, independent means), John (11), Elizabeth (9), Mary (7) and Jane (5).

Appeared in the 1845 Post Office Directory of Kent (Kelly's) as a wine merchant of Dover Street, Folkestone.

Appeared in the History & Directory of the County of Kent by S Bagshaw, 1847 as Bartholomew Minter, wine and spirit merchant of Dover Road, Folkestone. Also in the South East Coast Directory (J Williams), 1849 as a wine & spirit merchant of Dover Street, Folkestone .

1851 census: at Dover Street, Folkestone, Bartholomew (49, wine merchant), Elizabeth (44), John (21, solicitor), Jane (15) and Sarah (12). Elizabeth (19) and Mary (17) were with John (39, attorney) and Sarah (39) JEFFREY at Parade, All Saints, Northampton.

Appeared in the 1852 Post Office Directory of Kent (Kelly's) as Bartholomew Minter, wine merchant, Dover Street, Folkestone.

Monumental Inscription: "Bartholomew Minter died 30 Dec 1852 age 51, left Elizabeth his wife and six children - Ann, John, Elizabeth, Mary, Jane and Sarah. Also Elizabeth, relict of the above, died 31 July 1881 age 74".

1861 census: at 10 London Street, St Marys, Folkestone: Elizabeth (54, widow, landed proprietor), Elizabeth (29), Jane (24) and Sarah (21) all 'no occupation'. Mary (27) was a visitor at Hall House, Hawkhurst, Kent.

1871 census: at Mill House, Christ Church, Folkestone, Elizabeth (63, widow), Elizabeth (40) and Mary (37, teacher).

1881 census: at 35 Cheriton Road, Folkestone: Elizabeth (73, widow, income from land), Elizabeth (49) and Mary (47).

1891 census: at 6 West Cliff Gardens, Folkestone, Elizabeth (59) and Mary (57).

1901 census: at 14 London Street, Folkestone, Mary (67) living with widowed sister Ann EASTES (72) and her unmarried son Gilbee EASTES (50), all living on their own means.

Minter, Bartholomew (I140)

1841 & 1851 censuses: not found.

1861 census: although their birth places are shown as Paddington, it's likely that the following entry refres to Ann and her sister Elizabeth: at 36 Brindley Street, Paddington, Sarah (head, unmarried, 60, laundress) and Ann (sister (56, unmarried, laundress).

1871 census: although her birthplace is not given, the following appears to relate to Ann: Anne Minter, aged 72, unmarried, a laundress, living at 35 Brindley Street, Paddington, London.

1881 census: indexed as WINTER by Ancestry, at 11 Brindley Street, Paddington, Ann (84, unmarried, born Fulham, Middx).

Minter, Ann (I50)

1841 & 1851 censuses: not found.

1861 census: although their birth places are shown as Paddington, it's likely that the following entry refres to Elizabeth and her sister Ann: at 36 Bridge Street, Paddington, Sarah (head, unmarried, 60, laundress) and Ann (sister (56, unmarried, laundress).

Minter, Sarah (I49)

1841 census (1) in Brown's Square, East Sculcoates, Yorkshire, John HOWARD (25, policeman, not born in Yorkshire).
1841 census (2) in Walingate, St Dennis, York, Mary MELROSE (60, independent), Emily MELROSE (6) and Maria HOWARD (20). All Yorkshire-born.

1851 census: at Grove Cottage, Hey--- Road, Appleton Roebuck, Yorkshire, John HOWARD (head, 33, police officer, born Great Marlow, Buckinghamshire), Maria HOWARD (wife, 33, police officers wife, born York), Emily HOWARD (daughter, 15, scholar, born York) and Annie HOWARD (daughter, 5, scholar, born Appleton Roebuck). Also Mary MELROSE (visitor, widow, 70, formerly fellmonger, born York) and a lodger.

1861 census: at 21 Myrtle Square, Harrogate, Yorkshire, John HOWARD (head, 49, police inspector, born Marlow, Buckinghamshire), Maria HOWARD (wife, 40, manager of the house, born York), Mary HOWARD (daughter, 14, scholar, born Appleton), John Henry HOWARD (son, 9, scholar, born Appleton), Eliza HOWARD (daughter, 6, scholar, born Appleton) and Charles HOWARD (son, 4, scholar, born Spennymore, Durham).

1871 census: at the Police Stattion, Raglan Street, Bilton with Harrogate, Yorkshire, John HOWARD (head, 57, inspector of police, born Marlow, Buckinghamshire), Annie M HOWARD (wife, 59, born York), Annie HOWARD (daughter, 24, miliner, born Appleton Roebuck), John H HOWARD (son, 18, cabinet maker, born Appleton Roebuck), Eliza HOWARD (daughter, 15, at school, born Appleton Roebuck) and Walter C HOWARD (son, 14, at school, born Spennymore, Durham).

1881 census: Maria HOWARD (widow*, 60, no employment, born York) was a lodger with Henry and Ruth LEES in Shawbury Dale Avenue, Bilton with Harrogate, Yorkshire.
* death of husband John not found.

HOWARD, John (I547)

1841 census (1): at Abbey Farm, Snape, Suffolk, Charles (39, farmer), Scipia (40), Martha (3), Anna (2) and Charles (3 months).
1841 census (2):Counted with Mary COTTERILL (30, school mistress) in Orford, Suffolk were Sarah (11), Margaret (9), Harriet (8), Betsey (6) and Francis (5). Three other (non-Groom) children were also there so presumably this was a boarding school.
1841 census (3): at the Classical School in Wickham Market, Suffolk were Henry (14) and George (12).

1851 census (1): in Snape, Charles (49, farmer of 248 acres employing 7 labourers and 1 shepherd), "Sipia" (50), Henry (26, draper), George (23, at home), Sarah (21), Harriott (18), Betsy (16), Francis (15) and Charles (10).
1851 census (2): at a school in Cumberland Street, Woodbridge, Margaret (19, teacher).
Martha, Anna and Mary not found (Mary may have died in Q1 1850 (Plomesgate 12/286)).

Between 1851 and 1861 it seems that Francis Groom went to Jamaica [more to come on this?]. It also seems that Francis' brother Henry adopted the name Francis as his second name - if not it means that the information recorded in his Notes is incorrect. Francis was however in England at the time of the 1871 census, staying with his brother Charles.

1861 census: in Snape, Charles (59, farmer), "Sophia" (60), Matha (sic) (23, farmers daughter), Anna (23, school mistress), Charles (20, farmers son) and Mary Louisa (granddaughter, 8, scholar, born Friston, Suffolk).

1871 census: in Snape, Charles (widower, 69, farmer of 212 acres, 7 labourers, 2 bous), "Sophia" (60), Anna (32, school mistress), Sarah TRENCH (sister, widow, 63, housekeeper, born Snape) and Minnie E WAYLING (granddaughter, 4, born Stratford St Mary, Suffolk).

GROOM, Charles (I299)

1841 census (1): at The Miners Arms, Nether Alderley, Cheshire, Edward MELLOR (35, inn keeper & farmer), Catherine MELLOR (30), William MELLOR (4), Joseph MELLOR (3), Thomas JENNINGS (25, male servant), George BROCKLEHOUSE (?) (40, male servant), Jane WALSH (25, female servant), Ann HARRISON (15, female servant) and Thomas CHALLINOR (65, independent). All were born in Cheshire except for Thomas CHALLINOR.
William and Joseph Mellor were Edward's sons from his first marriage. This was to Hannah KENNERLEY in 1834. Hannah died in 1839.
1841 census (2): in Gawsworth, Cheshire, Geo. CLEGG, 30, Hannah CLEGG, 30 and 4 CLEGG children, Jos. CHALLINOR (10), Thos. CHALLINOR (7), Thos. PICKFORD (7), George PICKFORD (6) and Wm. HARTLEY (7).

1851 census (1): in Lord Street, Macclesfield, Thomas CHALLONER (head, widower, 39, timber merchant, born Macclesfield), Joseph CHALLONER (son, 19, sawyer, born Macclesfield), Thomas CHALLONER (son, 17, clerk, born Macclesfield), Elizabeth HULME (unmarried, 26, shopwoman, born Scholar Green, Cheshire), Martha RATHBONE (widow, 52, house servant, born Congleton, Cheshire) and Edward MELLOR (visitor, married, 45, born Branbury, Cheshire).
1851 census (2): at The White Lion, Mill Street, Macclesfield, Catherine MELLOR (head, married, 40, licensed victualler, born Macclesfield), Thomas PICKFORD (son, 17, at home, born Macclesfield), George PICKFORD (son, 15, at home, born Macclesfield), Thomas JENNINGS (servant, 45, single, hostler, born Chelford, Cheshire) and Jane TRAFFORD (servant, single, 22, house servant, born Macclesfield).
1851 census (3): in Kennerleys Lane, Chelford, Cheshire: George KENNERLEY (head of family, 29, farmer of 160 acres employing 5 labourers, born Chelford, Cheshire), Harriet KENNERLEY (wife, 32, farmers wife, born Mobberley, Cheshire), William KENNERLEY (son, 7, scholar, born Chelford), John KENNERLEY (son, 5, scholar, born Chelford), Mary Ann KENNERLEY (daughter, 2, born Chelford), Susannah KENNERLEY (daughter, 8 months, born Chelford), William MELLOR (nephew, 15, agricultural labourer, born Alderley, Cheshire) and 4 servants ( 2 ag labs, 2 house servants).

As can be seen, in 1841, Edward's wife Catherine was living with him but her two sons were not. By contrast, in 1851, Catherine was no longer living with Edward but had her Pickford sons with her. The Mellor sons were however both living elsewhere, William with his uncle George KENNERLEY. I haven't found Joseph.
Both Edward and Catherine died before the 1861 census.

Edward was buried, aged 50, as of Over Alderley.

MELLOR, Edward (I1681)

1841 census (Eliza Ann HAYWARD): in Orwell Street, Ipswich St Margaret, Suffolk, Eliza Ann (15) lived with her parents Robert (35, appraiser) and Eliza (35) and siblings Richard (9), Charlotte (8), Robert (5) and Joseph (3), all born Suffolk.

1851 census (Eliza Ann HAYWARD): in Carr Street, Ipswich St Margaret, Suffolk, Eliza Ann (unmarried, 26, dressmaker, born Ipswich) was a lodger with Willam & Caroline BINGE and family.

1871 census: James's widow, Eliza (45) was a baker and confectioner in New Street, Woodbridge. Her 2 children Constance, 10, and William, 5, were living with her.

1881 census: Eliza, 55, born Ipswich and stated to be unmarried, was a housekeeper with Frederick S ROUSE (45, manager, metallic cask work employing 53 men, born Melton, Suffolk) and Jessie K B ROUSE (33, born Douglas, Isle of Man) at Ballydawley, Pound Row, Cheam, Surrey.
It's not clear whether this entry actually relates to James's widow - why would she be in Cheam, Surrey, unless there was some connection with Frederick ROUSE who was born in Melton, which is virtually part of Woodbridge? On the other hand, no other census entry for Eliza has been found.

It would appear that Eliza re-married in 1884, although without the marriage certificate, it remains to be proved. However, http://www.woodbridgechurch.org.uk/Records/quay/Images/Quay%20Mar%2033.JPG
has a copy of the Woodbridge Quay United Reformed Church marriage register in which the following record exists:
28 Dec 1884. William Read to Eliza Ann Minter, Eltham Kent, widower/widow, builder, residence Eltham, Kent
Eliza was almost certainly connected with Quay United Reformed Church - her late husband James was buried there in 1870. But the 'Eltham, Kent' reference is as puzzling as the reference above to Cheam, Surrey.
For the time being it's being assumed that Eliza Ann did marry William Read in 1884. There is one final puzzle though: in the 1891 census Eliza Ann's supposed second husband William READ was described as a widower, implying that Eliza Ann died between 1884 and 1891. But the only death in the BMD index which roughly fits is the 74 year-old Eliza Ann READ whose death was registered in Q4 1899 at «u»Brentford«/u».

HAYWARD, Eliza Ann (I41)

1841 census (indexed as BENT by Ancestry), in Backfold, Northowram, Yorkshire (all BENN), Samuel (45, weaver), Charlotte (51), Margaret (20), Joshua (15), Rachel (11) and Job (1). All born Yorkshire.

1851 census: in Chapel Street, Northowram, Yorkshire (all BENN), Samuel (60, hand loom weaver (worsted), born Northowram), Charlotte (wife, 65, born Northowram), Margaret (daughter, 30, worsted weaver by power, born Clayton, Yorkshire), Job (grandson, 10, spinner of worsted (at mill), born Northowram). Plus 2 lodgers.

Samuel must have died between 1851 and 1861, probably Q4 1860.

1861 census: at 7 Kitchen Lane, Northowram, Charlotte BENN (widow, 72, worsted weaver, born Northowram), Margaret JOWETT (boarder [actually daughter], widow, 41, worsted weaver (power), born Northowram) and Charlotte JOWETT (Margaret's daughter, 7, born Northowram).

1871 census: in High Street, Northowram, Charlotte BENN (widow, 81, born Northowram), Margaret JOWETT (daughter, widow, 50, worsted weaver at factory, born Clayton, Yorkshire) and Charlotte JOWETT (granddaughter, 17, worsted spinner at factory, born Northowram).

Charlotte died in Q3 1871.

BENN, Samuel (I3176)

1841 census (indexed as HORWATT by ancestry): in The Green, Brockley, Suffolk (all HONEYBALL, all born in Suffolk), Henry (45, ag lab), Ann (40), Zachariah (15), Charles (3), Sarah (15), Eliza (12), Hannah (10) and Elizabeth (7).
Benjamin (14) was a servant at Whymarks Farm, Hartest.

1851 census (indexed as HONEYBULL by ancestry): in Great Green, Brockley, Suffolk (all HONEYBALL), Henry (head, 54, ag lab, born Poslingford, Suffolk), Ann (wife, 53, born Hawkedon), Eliza (daughter, unmarried, 22, field work, born Hawkedon), Elizabeth (daughter, unmarried, 17, field work, born Hawkedon) and Charles (son, 12, farmers boy, born ???, Suffolk).

1861 census): see grandson William's Notes.

1871 census): Henry had died in 1868; see grandson William's Notes for Henry's widow Ann.

1881 census: Henry's widow Ann was with her son Zachariah; see his Notes.

Ann died before the 1891 census.

HONEYBALL, Henry (I4542)

1841 census (indexed as HUNTLEY by Ancestry): in North Kelsey, Lincs (all HUNSLEY), Richard (35, farmer), Elizabeth (30), Thomas (10), Jane (9), Elizabeth (8) and Mary (5). Also a female servant Sarah LIDGERD (20).

1851 census: in North Kelsey, Lincs (all HUNSLEY), Richard (49, farmer 67 acres, 1 labourer, born Hibaldstow), Elizabeth (43, born Binbrook, Lincs), Thomas (21, born Hibaldstow), Mary (15, born N Kelsey), William (10, scholar, born N Kelsey), Agnes (4, scholar, born N Kelsey), Sarah (1, born N Kelsey). Also John WILSON (40, farm servant) and Jane FRANKISH (16, house servant).

1861 census: in North Kelsey, Lincs (all HUNSLEY), Richard (59, farmer 70 acres, born Hibaldstow), Elizabeth (53, born Binbrook, Lincs), William (18, farmer's son, born N Kelsey), Agnes (13, scholar, born N Kelsey). Also Thomas TOMLINE (18, carter) and Mary OTTER (19, dairy maid).

1871 census: at 4 Church Lane, Waltham, Lincs (both HUNSLEY), Richard (69, retired farmer, born Hibaldstow) and Elizabeth (63, born Binbrook, Lincs).

1881 census: in Church Road, Waltham, Lincs (both HUNSLEY), Richard (79, retired farmer, born Hibaldstow) and Elizabeth (72, born Binbrook, Lincs). Also a deomestic servan Leinea FRITH (15).

HUNSLEY, Richard (I1421)

1841 census (indexed as LOADER and recorded as such), (all LOADER, all born Dorset), William (55, grinder), Hanner (45), Ann (20), Isabler (18), William (14), John (12), George (10), Elizabeth (8), Marther (6), Eliza (4) and Susey (2).

1851 census: in Stour Street, Stour Provost, Dorset, (all LODDER), William (69, grinder, born Stour Provost), Hannah (62, born Buckhorn Weston, Dorset), William (24, labourer, born Stour Provost), John (22, labourer, born Stour Provost), Elizabeth (18, glover, born Stour Provost), Eliza (14, scholar, born Stour Provost), Lucy (12, scholar, born Stour Provost) and Mary Ann (3, scholar, born Stour Provost).

LODDER, William (I386)

1841 census (indexed as MUNTON by Ancestry): in Great Horkesley Joseph (60, labourer), Ruth (60) and Jas. MUNSON (25, carpenter). Elizabeth DIXON (40) and Harriett Dixon (12) appear to be in the same house.

1851 census (indexed as MAMON by Ancestry): in Great Horkesley, Joseph (head, mar. 70, agric labourer, born Great Horkesley) and Elizabeth DIXON (visitor, unmarried, 52, born Great Horkesley).

1861 census: in Boxted, Essex, Joseph (head, wid. 81, ag lab, born Great Horkesley) and Elizabeth DIXON (servant, unmarried, 50 (sic), born Great Horkesley).

Joseph died in 1864 and was buried, aged 85, in Boxted.

MUNSON, Joseph (I3182)

1841 census (indexed by ancestry as CYTHER) in Seer Green, Beaconsfield, Bucks (all CYSTER, all born in county), George (25, ag lab), Kate (20), William (3) and Charles (1).

1851 census in Newmans Lane, Seer Green, Bucks (all CYSTER, all born in Seer Green), George (head, 35, carpenter), Kitty (wife, 34, school mistress), William (son, 14, farm lab), Charles (son, 11, scholar), Mary (daughter, 9, scholar), Ann (daughter, 7, scholar), Eliza (daughter, 5, scholar), Susan (daughter (3, at home) and Fanny (daughter, 5 months).

1861 census in Seer Green, Bucks (all CYSTER, all born in Seer Green except Kate), George (head, 45, carpenter, builder &c), Kate (wife, 44, grocer, born Beaconsfield), Ann (daughter, 16), Eliza (daughter, 14), Fanny (daughter, 10), Emma (daughter, 8), Lucy (daughter, 5) and Caroline (daughter, 3).

1871 census in Grocers Shop, Seer Green, Bucks (all CYSTER, all born in Seer Green except Kitty), Kitty (head, widow, 53, grocer, born Beaconsfield), Fanny (daughter, 20, dress maker) and Caroline (daughter, 13, scholar).

England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1858-1966, 1973-1995:
George died on 14 August 1864 at Seer Green His will was proved on 20 February 1865 at Oxford by Kitty Cyster (George's widow) and William Newman of Seer Green

CYSTER, George (I437)

1841 census (possibly refers): in Tavern Street, St Mary at the Tower, Ipswich, Suffolk, George WAYLING (20, draper).

1851 census: in Angel Hill, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, Geo WAYLING (widower, 30, surgeon dentist, born Sudbourne, Suffolk) with a housekeeper.

1861 census: in Whiting Street, Bury St Edmunds St Mary, Suffolk, George WAYLING (39, surgeon dentist MCDE, born Sudbourne, Suffolk), Annie WAYLING (29, born Clare, Suffolk), Sidney WAYLING (7, born Bury St Edmunds) and George WAYLING (4, born Bury St Edmunds). Plus a general servant.

1871 census: at 85 Whiting Street, Bury St Edmunds St Mary, Suffolk, George WAYLING (48, surgeon dentist, born Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk (sic)), Anna WAYLING (41, born Clare, Suffolk) and Sidney WAYLING (17, scholar, born Bury St Edmunds). Plus a servant.

1881 census: not found.

1891 census: at 28 Churchgate Street, Bury St Edmunds St Mary, Suffolk, George Chaplin WAYLING (age unreadable, surgeon dentist registered, born Sudbury, Suffolk (sic)) and Annie WAYLING (59, born Clare, Suffolk).

1901 & 1911 censuses (George having died in 1893), Ann was living with her son Sidney (qv)

WAYLING, George Chaplin (I274)

1841 census (probably refers): in St John Ilketshall, Suffolk, Robert (45, farmer), Susannah (45), Robert (21), John (18), Susannah (22), Ann (19) and Elizabeth (16).

1851 census: in Reydon, Suffolk, Robert (widower, 56, farmer of 400 acres employing 11 men, born Wrentham, Suffolk) and Elizabeth (daughter, 24, born Cove Hithe, Suffolk).

CHILVERS, Robert (I293)

1841 census (probably refers): in Surry Street, St Clement Danes, London, Richard CHRISTIAN (30, merchant) and Charles CHRISTIAN (20, merchant). Neither born in Middlesex.

1851 census Charles (married, 33, clerk, born Deal) was a lodger in Cornwall Terrace, Lee, Kent, with Jane Cridland (widow, 33, lodging house keeper, born Plymouth, Devon) - Charles' future wife.

Unless there were two Charles Ladd CHRISTIANs, it would appear that Charles married for the first time in Q2 1843 in the Wirral District. Of the 4 possible spouses, Elizabeth ASPINALL is the most likely but what became of her isn't known.

I've been unable to find a marriage between Charles and Jane. Jane therefore appears in these records as Jane CRIDLAND.

1861 census: at 23 Ravensbourne Park, Lewisham St Mary, Kent, Charles L (43, railway contractors accountant, born Dover, Kent), Jane (43, born Plymouth, Devon), John R L CRIDLAND (stepson, 23, railway contractors accountant, born Exeter, Devon), Charles H CRIDLAND (stepson, 16, born London) and Richard CHRISTIAN (son, 6, born Lewisham).
The CRIDLAND boys were registered:
John Richard Leonard Q1 1838 Exeter 10/103.
Charles Herbert Q2 1845 Newington 4/339.
The identity of Jane's first husband hasn't been established.

1871 census: Charles and Jane not found.
Richard CHRISTIAN (16, born Lewisham) was a pupil at school in Harrow, Middlesex.

1881 census: at Norfolk Lodge, Dancers Hill, South Mimms, Middlesex, Charles L (63, secretary, born Deal, Kent), Jane (63, born Plymouth, Devon) and Richard (26, student at law, born Lewisham, Kent).

1891 census: at Beauchamps, Hollington, Sussex, Charles (72, living on own means, born Deal, Kent) and Jane (72, born Plymouth, Devon).

1901 census: at Beauchamps, Hollington, Sussex, Chas L (83, living on own means, born Deal, Kent) and Jane (83, born Plymouth, Devon). Also Marie J CRIDLAND (granddaughter, single, 33, living on own means, born Modine(?), Savoi, France (British Subject).

1911 census: at Beauchamps, Hollington, Sussex (25 rooms), Charles Ladd (head, 93, private means, born Deal, Kent) and Jane (wife, 95, married 58 years, 2 children both dead, born Plymouth, Devon). Also 3 visitors and 5 servants. Two of the visitors were Maria Catherine COPE (52, born Blackheath, Kent) and her husband George Cope COPE (55, barrister, born Parkstone, Dorset). Maria was Charles and Jane's son Richard's wife until he died in 1895: Maria remarried in 1906.
Form signed pp C L Christian

CHRISTIAN, Charles Ladd (I410)