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14451

William GARNHAM widower of Thorpe and Jemima CROSS spinster of this parish, by banns. Both marked. Witnesses Robert Garnham, Jessy Cross both marked.

Family: William GARNHAM / Jemima CROSS (F217)

14452

William GARNHAM otp bachelor & Elizabeth ELEY otp spinster, by banns. Both marked. Witnesses John Foulger, J Benneworth.

Family: William GARNHAM / Elizabeth ELEY (F270)

14453

William GARNHAM, 19, bachelor, labourer of Thorp le Soken, father Joseph Garnham, labourer Sarah BOWLES, 22, spinster of Thorp le Soken, father Samuel Bowles, labourer, after banns. Both marked. Witnesses Henry Smith, Mary Ann Garnham both marked

Family: William GARNHAM / Sarah BOWLES (F207)

14454

William GARNHAM, 28, bachelor, labourer of Thorp le Soken, father Joseph Garnham, labourer. Charlotte WARREN, 31, widow of Thorp le Soken, father Charles Pearl, labourer, after banns. Both marked. Witnesses William Porter, Elizabeth Porter both marked.

Family: William GARNHAM / Charlotte PEARL (F208)

14455

William George Davey, 21, bachelor, groom of St Peters, Colchester, father James Davey, fruiterer. Georgina Elmer, 19, spinster of Boxted, father Robert Elmer, labourer. Both signed. Witnesses Grace Davey, Annie Maria Elmer both signed.

Family: William George DAVEY / Georgiana ELMER (F1041)

14456

William H Buker, 32, born Litchfield, shoemaker, parents William and Octavia. Mary A Goodale, 20, born Rollinsford (New Hampshire), parents Abner and Mary A. Bride and groom both lived in Salem, Mass.

Family: William H BUKER / Mary A GOODALE (F1298)

14457

William Hale Kenningale full age, bachelor, labourer of Nayland, father William Kenningale, no occupation given and Hannah NEVARD, full age, spinster, servant of Boxted, father Arthur Nevard, carpenter. He signed, she marked. Witnesses Michael Cooper (sign), James Nevard (mark).

Family: William Hale KENINGALE / Hannah NEVARD (F993)

14458

William henry Grimley, full age, widower, wholesale jeweller of Ealing st Mary's, father Edwin Grimley deceased.Frances Tildesley, full age, spinster of Ealing, father Samuel Tildesley, merchant. Both signed names in full. Witnesses Saml. Tildesley, David Tildesley, Anne Maria Tildesley, J B Grimley and Kate L Grimley.

Family: William Henry GRIMLEY / Frances TILDESLEY (F980)

14459

William Henry Lanham, full age, bachelor, clerk of Dorking, father Henry Lanham (deceased) and Louisa Henrietta Prevost, full age, spinster of Dorking, father John(?) Prevost. Both signed. Witnesses W S Prevost, J Prevost, Robert James Bristow.

Family: William Henry LANHAM / Louisa Henrietta PREVOST (F1608)

14460

William Henry Simmons, full, bachelor labourer of Northbourne, father John Simmons, labourer and Mary Ann Erridge Minter, full, spinster of Middle Deal, father William Minter, bricklayer, by banns, sign/sign. James Norris (sign), Maryann Simmons (sign), witnesses.

Reported in the Dover Express on 22 October 1859.

Family: William Henry SIMMONS / Mary Ann Erridge Minter (F664)

14461

William Hoile bachelor and Charlotte Ann Minter spinster both of this parish by banns, sign/sign. Thomas Minter (sign), Henry Philpot (sign) witnesses. The latter at other ceremonies.

Family: William HOILE / Charlotte Ann Minter (F27)

14462

William Hunsley of this parish bachelor and Elizabeth Huntington of this parish spinster, by banns. Both marked. Witnesses John Hunsley and Rebecca Hotchkins.

Family: William HUNSLEY / Elizabeth HUNTINGTON (F521)

14463

William John and Emily Beatrice Bertha Minter appeared in the 1929 and 1931 Electoral Registers at 32 Falmouth Road, New Kent Road, Southwark, London. Not found together subsequemtly.

1939 Register: at 98 Whitworth Road, Croydon C.B., Surrey
Minter, William J born 11 Sep 1902, married, Shop Assistant (Grocerys Provisions), Croydon ARP warden
Minter, Emily B B born 26 Apr 1903, married, unpaid domestic duties.

From England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1858-1966 at Ancestry.com:
Minter William John of 241 Lodge Lane New Addington Surrey died 21 April 1965 at Pembury Hospital Kent Probate London 27 May to Percy Robert Rose civil servant. £2273.

Minter, William Jonathan (I1076)

14464

William joined the army (13th London Regiment) on 12 February 1918, apparently in reponse to a newspaper advertisment. His address was 49 Stadium Street, Chelsea, London SW10. Service no. 496951; served as an orderly room clerk. He was transferred to the Z Reserves on 17 November 1919. Had influenza and was in military hospital from 21 May 1919 to 17 June 1919. An accountant's clerk before enlisting.

1939 Register: at 76 Greencroft Road, Heston and Isleworth M.B., Middlesex
Minter, William J born 12 Feb 1900, married, chartered accountant
Minter, Grace born 6 Apr 1906 [sic - actually born in 1905], married, unpaid domestic duties.

From England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1858-1966 at Ancestry.com:
Minter William James of 76 Greencroft Road Heston Middlesex died 26 December 1959 Administration London 4 March 1960 to Grace Amelia Minter widow. Effects £4072 11s 9d.

Minter, William James (I32)

14465

William may have emigrated to Canada. The Canadian Passenger Lists, 1865-1935 at Ancestry show a 23 year-old William A LAKE aboard the Empress of Ireland in 1910. He was a clerk heading for Winnipeg (where brother Henry was already).

Another record almost certainly relates to William:
UK Incoming Passenger Lists, 1878-1960. The Lusitania, arrived Liverpool 11 April 1915 from New York - William A LAKE of The Orchards, Attenborough, Nr Nottingham, age 27, chartered accountant, last country of residence Canada.
The address given was the family home at the 1911 census.

LAKE, William Addison (I2362)

14466

William Minter and Elizabeth Randle both single persons were married by banns. Witnesses Isaac Randle and William Gentry.

Family: William Minter / Elizabeth RANDLE (F5)

14467

William Minter bachelor and Amelia Parker spinster both of this parish by banns, sign/her mark. John Parker (sign), Stephen Brice (sign) witnesses. Both are witness at other marriages

Family: William Minter / Amelia PARKER (F57)

14468

William Minter bachelor and Mary Pidduck spinster both of this parish by banns, sign/her mark. Thomas Marsh (sign), Walter Wilkes (sign) witnesses (the latter at most other ceremonies)

Family: William Minter / Mary PIDDUCK (F170)

14469

William Minter batchelor and Jane Gifford spinster both of this parish by banns, sign/sign. Laurence Elgar (sign), Thomas Ashenden (sign) witnesses. The latter is witness at other marriages.

Family: William Minter / Jane GIFFORD (F39)

14470

William Minter batchelor and Mary How spinster both of this parish by banns, his mark/her mark. John Hales (sign), John Smith (sign) witnesses.

Family: William Minter / Mary HOW (F14)

14471

William Minter full age bachelor builder of Walmer father John Minter builder and Mary Erridge full age spinster of Walmer father Robert Erridge labourer, sign/her mark. Witnesses James Ansell (sign), Eliza Green (sign)

Family: William Whitehead Minter / Mary ERRIDGE (F102)

14472

William Minter Gordon, full age, bachelor, baker of 8 Bartholomew Square, father William Gordon, licensed victualler. Elizabeth Workman, full age, spinster of 8 Bartholomew Square, father Joh Workman, grocer. Witnesses William Gordon, Alice Workman.

Family: William Minter GORDON / Elizabeth WORKMAN (F182)

14473

William Minter of Birchington and Anne Holloway of this parish by banns, his mark/sign.

Family: William Minter / Ann HOLLOWAY (F35)

14474

William Minter of full age bachelor blacksmith of Harbledown, Henry Minter blacksmith, father, and Martha Branchett of full age spinster of Harbledown, Richard Branchett labourer, father. Sign/her mark. Witnesses William Anderson and Sarah Hopkins.

Family: William Minter / Martha BRANCHETT (F22)

14475

William Minter of St George Hanover Square, London bachelor and Sophia Hoskins spinster of this parish, by banns, sign/sign. Elizabeth Hos---- (sign), Edward Hoskins (sign) witnesses.

Family: William Minter / Sophia HOSKINS (F22)

14476

William Minter of St Mary's Colchester bachelor & Hannah BARKER otp spinster, by banns. Both signed. Witnesses James Dixon, Hannah Standall

Family: William Minter / Hannah BARKER (F354)

14477

William Minter of this parish single man and Elizabeth Johnson of this parish single woman, by banns. Both marked. Witnesses Sarah Read (mark) and John Rust (sign).

Family: William Minter / Elizabeth JOHNSON (F9)

14478

William Minter of this parish single man and Hannah Ling of this parish widow. Both marked. Witnesses William Dayns (sign) and Ann Flurry (mark)

Family: William Minter / Hannah GARROD (F6)

14479

William Minter signed, Ann Fuller marked. Witnesses Richard Minter (probably William's brother) and Esther ---.

Family: William Minter / Ann FULLER (F428)

14480

William Minter widower and Mary Holloway spinster both of this parish, by licence, sign/her mark. Gregory Holdstock (sign), William Brown (sign) witnesses.

Family: William Minter / Mary HOLLOWAY (F119)

14481

William Minter, 23, bachelor draper of Croydon, Surrey, father Thomas Minter farmer and Adelaide Poatt (sic) Murton, 25, spinster of Faversham, father William Murton grocer, by banns, sign/sign (signs Adelaide P Murton). Thomas Gillett (sign), Thomas Minter (sign), Jn H Murton (sign), H Minter Jnr (sign), H Minter (sign), Thomas (Dixon) senr (sign) witnesses.

Family: William Minter / Adelaide Pratt MURTON (F218)

14482

William Minter, 27, widower, soldier of 237 Shakespeare Crescent, father William Minter, tailor. Elsie May Long, 24, spinster of 237 Shakespeare Crescent, father Ernest Long (deceased), contractor. Both signed. Witnesses G W Long (Sgt) and M W Rea.

Family: William Minter / Elsie May LONG (F258)

14483

William Minter, 31, bachelor labourer of Wingham, father Thomas Minter, labourer; Eliza Denniss, 23, spinster of Littlebourne, father John Denniss ,gardener. Both signed. Witnesses John Denniss and Elizabeth Strand, both signed.

Family: William Minter / Eliza DENNISS (F276)

14484

William Minter, 42, widower, plumber of 102 Dalling Road, Hammersmith, father William Minter (deceased), builder. Amelia Cox, 30, spinster of 102 Dalling Road, Hammersmith, father Edward Cox (deceased), shipwright. Witnesses S E Froud and Annie Flowers.

Family: William Minter / Amelia COX (F8)

14485

William Minter, bachelor, Eliza Ormes, spinster, by banns. Both signed. Witnesses John Minter, Mary Ann Ormes, Mary Pollard.

Family: William Minter / Eliza ORMES (F10)

14486

William Minter, of Eye, with property in "Aye alias Eye", Suffolk, appears in the 1727 Poll Book of Suffolk. The Poll was taken at Ipswich on 30 August 1727, with William voting for John Holt Esquire. Source Ancestry.com, UK, Poll Books and Electoral Registers, 1538-1893, August 2013.

From the National Archives, March 2012 - probably refers to this William Minter:
Enfeoffment FB 128/L1/1 20 December 1733
William Dade of Mellis, yeoman Robert Dade of Brockford, gent., Thomas Dade of Brockford, yeoman, William Minter of Eye, gent., Thomas Fulcher of Bressingham, Norfolk, gent., William Dade of Great Melton, Norfolk, yeoman, and John Feldegate of Norwich, stuff weaver, to said William Dade, Robert Dade, Thomas Dade, William Minter, Thomas Fulcher, William Dade and John Feldegate, and also to Edward Frere of Thwaite, Esq., Shepherd Frere of (?), Samuel Newstead of Brome, gent., and Thomas Newstead, his son, Robert Jacob of Yaxley, gent., and Robert Jacob his son, Thomas (?), yeoman and Thomas his son, Roger Eaton of Palgrave, gent., John Armitage of Yaxley, gent., and William (?), yeoman; messuage or tenement formerly Margaret Leonard's with croft adjoining containing by estimation 1 acre, called the Guild Hall in Yaxley; also close of pasture ground formerly built, called Turners and Reads lying in Yaxley between the said messuage and croft; also meadow called Town Meadow in Little Thornham; also close called Town Meadow in Thrandeston, also close called Erlisford Close, containing by estimation 4½ acres, in Mellis;
Also meadow called Cock Meadow in Yaxley containing by estimation one acre and one rood; also piece of land in Yaxley between lands of Priory of Hoxne on both parts, containing by estimation 1 acre; also messuage or tenement in Mellis with croft adjoining containing by estimation 3 roods; to be held in trust for repair of church, disbursements of churchwardens, repair of houses used for poor inhabitants, disbursements of constable, any overplus to be used to clothe poor children and bind them apprentices, and for the relief of the poor.

Minter, William (I388)

14487

William NEVARD of this parish bachelor and Lydia BROWN of this parish spinster, by banns. Both signed (she as Lydia BRAUN). Witnesses Mary Ann Nevard, Michael Cooper. This is effectively the last entry in the old-style register. There's another entry but it should have been put in the new-style register and was copied to it.

Family: William NEVARD / Lydia BROWN (F1018)

14488

William not found after 1911 census. He may have been the William whose death at age 8 was registered at Lincoln in Q3 1911.

HUNSLEY, William (I505)

14489

William of Folkestone, bachelor; Sarah of the same, spinster at Hawkinge or Folkestone.

Family: William Minter / Sarah NICHOLS (F18)

14490

William Parker, 28 of Woodstock, born Oxford County, mechanic, Methodist, parents Robert W Parker & Annie Wilson. Alice Eliza Hunsley, 28 of Woodstock, born Oxford County, spinster, Methodist, parents Thomas Hunsley & Elizabeth Butler. Witnesses Leslie Roger s & Mrs L Rogers both of Woodstock.

Family: William PARKER / Alice Eliza HUNSLEY (F567)

14491

William PORTER, 25, bachelor, labourer of Thorp le Soken, father John Porter, labourer. Elizabeth GARNHAM, 22, spinster of Thorp le Soken, father Joseph Garnham, labourer, after banns. Both signed. Witnesses William Garnham (sign), Maria Garnham (mark).

Family: William PORTER / Elizabeth GARNHAM (F231)

14492

William possibly married Elizabeth in Ireland. Possibly a soldier, worked in the Royal Arsenal,
Woolwich and had several children

WHITE, William (I3713)

14493

William presumably died between Jun 1887 (when he married Emily Caroline COLBORNE) and February 1892, when Emily Caroline married James SUFFIELD. William's death may have been the one registered in Q3 1891 at Hackney RD - William Harry SCOTT, aged 23.

SCOTT, William Henry (I744)

14494

William Richard Hunsley, farmer, widower, 66, Baptist of Point Fortune, Quebec, father Richard Hunsley, mother Elizabeth Smith. Sarah Hunsley, widow, 56, Baptist of Brownsville, Ontario, father John Heal, mother Harriet Squires. Married by license. Witnesses Ella Cartwright, Tillsonburg and Ruth Oliver, Tillsonburg.

Family: William Richard HUNSLEY / Sarah HEAL (F550)

14495

William Richard Killick, full age, widower, farmer of Edenbridge, father Richard Killick, farmer. Rosa Linney (18, spinster of Hill Grove Road, father James Alfred Linney, outfitter. Both signed. Witnesses Alfred M Linney, Lizzie E Linney.

Family: William Richard KILLICK / Rosa LINNEY (F1545)

14496

William Robert married his 1st cousin Elizabeth Minter, born Q3 1874 daughter of George Minter and Ann (Goodwin). They were married by banns on 24 Aug 1907 at St Saviour’s Church, Denmark Park, Camberwell. William was 41, a widower compositor of 111a Coplestone Road, father Robert William Minter, printer; Elizabeth was 33, a spinster of the same address, father George Minter (deceased), compositor. Both signed, as did the witnesses Robert William Minter and Lucretia Eliza Deeker (William’s sister).

Family: William Robert Minter / Elizabeth Minter (F811)

14497

William Robert Minter (Bill) was born and grew up in Lineville in Clay county Alabama. In Dec. 1892 he married Lula Haynes. In 1893 they migrated to Collin County Texas along with brothers and sisters from both families. In 1901 or 1902 Bill moved his family to Simms in Bowie county Texas. About 1905 they returned to Collin county and in 1910 back to Bowie county. He was a tennant farmer most of his working life. No records have been found to indicate that he owned property. After the death of Lula in 1911 he married Joicey Prince (Cricket), a widow. They had no children and she died in 1919. Shortly after that he married Edna Tittle and they had 3 children. That marriage ended in divorce. He moved to Plainview TX for several years, but returned to Simms in the early 1930's where he lived until his death in 1942.
Died in his sleep after listening to the first Joe Louis/Billie Conn fight on the radio.

Minter, William Robert (I3768)

14498

William S. Minter never married, according to Clifton Minter's tree.

1840 United States Federal Census: in Digby's District 377, Jasper, Georgia
Free white male persons 20 thru 29 - 2
Only William S Minter's name is listed against this entry, which is two lines above that for William's mother. The other 20 - 29 year-old male could have been a brother of William.

The following 1860 United States Federal Census: in Jasper, Georgia is probably for William S Minter and his (much) younger brother Richard:
William MINTER (45, farmer, born North Carolina) and Richard Minter (23, farmer, born Georgia).
William S MINTER appears in the 1860 Slave Schedule for Jasper County as the owner of 19 slaves of both sexes and of various ages between 6 and 55.

The 1864 Census for Re-Organizing the Georgia Militia (at Ancestry.com, Feb 2015) includes:
MINTER, Wm. S., 51 yrs., Farmer, b. GA
in the list for the 28th Senatorial District - 379th Militia District

I can't find any later records for William S Minter. There's a record, with picture, of the burial of William S Minter, born May 10 1810, died July 5 1897 aged 87 yrs 1 mo 268 days, in the Minter Cemetery, Jasper County, Georgia. This almost certainly is for this William S MInter although the birth date preceeds that we have of his parents' marriage.

Minter, William S (I3244)

14499

William SEABORN of Ardleigh bachelor and Elizabeth MINTER of this parish spinster, by banns. He marked she appears to have signed. Witnesses John Brow, Eliza Soham(?), Sarah Barker, James Bruce MINTER

Family: William SEABORN / Elizabeth Minter (F265)

14500

William Semper, full age, servant of 49 Shouldham Street, father Edward Semper, trunk maker. Emma Povey, full age, spinster of 49 Shouldham Street, father William Povey, servant. Both signed. Witnesses George Harbord Gyton and Mary Ann Minter.

Family: William SEMPER / Emma POVEY (F20)