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The Descendants of James Cadbury 1 The Descendants of James Cadbury 1 James Cadbury was born in 1664 and died on 8 Nov 1734. Basic notes: He worked as a Churchwarden of Hemyock in Hemyock, Devon. James married someone. He had one son: John. John Cadbury was born on 1 Oct 1696 in Hemyock, Devon and died on 17 Apr 1778 in Exeter, Devon. Basic notes: He worked as a Woolcomber in Burlescombe, Devon. John married Hannah Tapper on 29 Jun 1725. Hannah was born in 1692 and died in 1780 in Uffculme, Devon. They had five children: Leah, Joel, Leah, Joel and Hannah. Leah Cadbury was born on 26 Nov 1726 and died on 22 Jul 1729. Joel Cadbury was born on 24 Nov 1728 and died on 4 Jun 1729. Leah Cadbury was born on 26 Jun 1730 in Exeter, Devon and died on 6 Nov 1736 in Exeter, Devon. Joel Cadbury1,2 was born on 17 Jan 1733 in Exeter, Devon, died on 1 Dec 1805 in Queens Row, Walworth, London (2 Dec also given), and was buried on 5 Dec 1805 in FBG Whitechapel. Basic notes: He worked as a Serge Maker in Exeter, Devon. He worked as a Broker in 1792 in London. Joel married Sarah Fox,2 daughter of George Fox and Anna Debell, on 25 May 1757 in FMH Tregangeeves and Milton, Cornwall. (23rd also given). Sarah was born on 2 Feb 1735 in Tregangeeves and Milton, Cornwall (21st April also given) and died on 18 Oct 1760 in Exeter, Devon. They had two children: John and Anna. John Cadbury2 was born on 8 Mar 1758 in Exeter, Devon and died on 27 Dec 1804 in Teignmouth, Devon. Basic notes: He worked as an Accountant in Teignmouth, Devon. Anna Cadbury2 was born on 3 Mar 1759 in Exeter, Devon and died on 24 Feb 1819 in Exeter, Devon. Basic notes: She was a Quaker. Anna married Samuel Churchill2 on 28 Feb 1784 in Holy Trinity, Exeter. Samuel was born about 1747 and died before 17 Apr 1818 in Exeter, Devon. They had nine children: Anna, Maria, Maria, James, Samuel, John, Joel, George Fox and Charles. Basic notes: He was not a Quaker. Anna Churchill2 was born on 5 Apr 1785 in Exeter, Devon. Anna married G. Roberts. Maria Churchill2 was born on 23 Apr 1786 in East Devon and died on 5 Aug 1786 in East Devon. Maria Churchill2 was born on 4 Jun 1788 in Exeter, Devon. Maria married Richard Pearsall Allen.2 Richard was born in 1772 and died on 18 Dec 1825 in Taunton, Somerset. They had one son: Pearsall. Pearsall Allen2 was christened on 29 Jul 1818 in Holy Trinity, Exeter, Devon and died on 5 May 1825 in Taunton, Somerset. Maria next married Wells. James Churchill2 was born on 10 Feb 1789 in East Devon. Samuel Churchill2 was born on 14 Feb 1790 in Exeter, Devon. Samuel married Ann Buckingham,2 daughter of James Buckingham and Susannah, on 12 Feb 1818 in FMH Wandsworth. Ann was born on 24 Nov 1781 in Dove Street, Bristol, Gloucestershire. John Churchill2 was born on 16 Jul 1791 in Exeter, Devon. John married M. Pain. Joel Churchill2 was born on 16 Dec 1792 in Exeter, Devon. Joel married Eliza Simkins. Produced by: Charles E. G. Pease, Pennyghael, Isle of Mull, [email protected] Copyright 2015 Charles E. G. Pease on 19 Nov 2015 The Descendants of James Cadbury 2 George Fox Churchill2 was born on 23 Jan 1795 in Exeter, Devon. Charles Churchill2 was born on 2 Jun 1799 in Exeter, Devon. Joel next married Sarah Moon,1,2 daughter of James Moon and Elizabeth Noble, on 21 Dec 1762 in FMH Bristol. Sarah was born on 18 Jun 1736 in Philips Parish, Bristol, Gloucestershire, died on 29 Jul 1811 in Kennington Common, London, and was buried on 4 Aug 1811 in FBG Whitechapel. They had six children: Joel, James, Henry, Richard Tapper, Sarah and Sarah Moon. Joel Cadbury1,2 was born on 7 Sep 1763 in Exeter, Devon (1 Nov 1763 also given), died on 12 Jan 1811 in Hartleford Place, Kennington, London, and was buried on 20 Jan 1811 in FBG Whitechapel. Basic notes: He was educated at Bristol, Gloucestershire. He worked as an apprentice to Henry Finch (1737-1805), Wines and Sprits Merchant in Reading, Berkshire. He was living about 1783 in London. He worked as a Wines and Spirits merchant about 1792 in London. Inherited from his father in law but only ran it briefly He worked as a Silk Mercer about 1794 in 22 Gracechurch Street, London. He was living about 1795 in Hartleford Place, Kennington, London. As the silk mercer's business prospered, they moved to Kennington as their home. His sister, Sarah Moon Cadbury helped run his home after Frances died, and later, as Joel became more frail, she took over the running of the business and assisted by Samuel Cash. Joel married Frances Brewster Fry,1,2 daughter of John Fry and Frances Head, on 10 May 1792 in FMH Devonshire House. Frances was born on 13 Apr 1759 in Melksham, Wiltshire and died on 8 Feb 1795 in Hartleford Place, Kennington, London. They had two children: Frances Caroline and Joel Fry. Frances Caroline Cadbury1,2 was born on 19 Oct 1793 in Philpot Lane, St Dionas, Backchurch, London and died on 7 Jul 1794 in Philpot Lane, St Dionas, Backchurch, London. Joel Fry Cadbury1,2 was born on 17 Jan 1795 in Gracechurch Street, London and died on 14 Jun 1796 in Gracechurch Street, London. James Cadbury2 was born on 17 Jul 1765 in Exeter, Devon, died on 15 Jul 1783 in John le Bow, Exeter, Devon, and was buried on 17 Jul 1783 in FBG Exeter. Basic notes: He worked as an apprentice Chemist to Thomas Corbyn's. Henry Cadbury2 was born on 20 Apr 1767 in Exeter, Devon and died on 20 Apr 1813 in America. Basic notes: He emigrated to America. Where he died aged 46 Henry married Catherine Bradley. Catherine died on 17 Jul 1847. Noted events in their marriage were: They lived at Chillicothe, Ohio, USA. Miscellaneous: They had had two children that died young. Richard Tapper Cadbury1,2,3,4,5 was born on 6 Nov 1768 in Exeter, Devon, died on 13 Mar 1860 in Edgbaston, Birmingham, Warwickshire, and was buried in FBG Bull Street, Birmingham. Basic notes: He worked as a Draper's apprentice in 1782. He worked as a Draper's assistant to Jasper & Ann Capper about 1789 in Whitechapel, London. He worked as a Linen Draper & Silk Mercer in 1794 in Birmingham, Warwickshire. Features in the painting of The Anti-Slavery Society Convention, 1840, by Benjamin Robert Haydon. He retired in 1828. He worked as a Quaker Elder. Richard married Elizabeth Head,1,2,3,4 daughter of John Head and Ann Wheeler, on 5 Oct 1796 in FMH Ipswich. Elizabeth was born on 7 Mar 1769 in Ipswich, Suffolk (Woodbridge, Suffolk also given), died on 9 Dec 1851 in Birmingham, Warwickshire, and was buried in FBG Bull Street, Birmingham. They had ten children: Sarah, Benjamin Head, Joel, Maria, John, James, Ann, Jesse, Emma and Emma Joel. Sarah Cadbury1,2,3,6,7 was born on 15 Jul 1797 in Birmingham, Warwickshire, died on 13 Jan 1878 in Lancaster, Lancashire, and was buried in FBG Lancaster. Sarah married John Barrow,1,2,3,6,7 son of George Barrow and Elizabeth Pumphrey, on 20 Aug 1823 in FMH Birmingham. (18th also given). John was born on 23 Sep 1797 in Lancaster, Lancashire, died on 4 May 1866 in 32 King Street, Lancaster, Lancashire, and was buried in FBG Lancaster. They had six children: George, Eliza, Richard Cadbury, Thomas, John and William. Basic notes: He worked as a Woollen draper and Cotton spinner in Lancaster, Lancashire. George Barrow1,2,6,8,9,10 was born on 9 Nov 1824 in Lancaster, Lancashire (19th also given) and died on 7 Sep 1899 in Shedden Road, Torquay. Produced by: Charles E. G. Pease, Pennyghael, Isle of Mull, [email protected] Copyright 2015 Charles E. G. Pease on 19 Nov 2015 The Descendants of James Cadbury 3 Basic notes: He worked as a Cotton Spinner in Birmingham, Warwickshire. He worked as a Metal Manufacturer in Birmingham, Warwickshire. He worked as a Quaker Minister. George married Susanna Horne Kemp,1,2,6,8,9,10 daughter of Grover Kemp and Susanna Horne, on 17 May 1855. Susanna was born on 16 Oct 1828 in Brighton, East Sussex and died on 21 May 1869 in Birmingham, Warwickshire. George next married Caroline Cash,1,6 daughter of William Cash and Elizabeth Pettipher Lucas, on 21 Nov 1872. Caroline was born on 22 Mar 1838 in Effingham House, Peckham Rye, London and died in 1899. They had one daughter: Rose E.. Basic notes: She was living in 1871 in Rose Hill, Dorking, Surrey. Rose E. Barrow6 was born in 1882. Eliza Barrow1,2 was born on 23 Jun 1826 in Lancaster, Lancashire and died on 27 Sep 1905. Richard Cadbury Barrow1,2,6,11 was born on 14 Nov 1827 in Lancaster, Lancashire and died on 2 Oct 1894 in Lawn House, Edgbaston, Birmingham. Basic notes: He worked as a Tea and Coffee merchant in Birmingham, Warwickshire. He worked as an Alderman & Mayor of Birmingham. Richard married Jane Harrison,1,11 daughter of Benjamin Harrison and Hannah King, on 15 Sep 1864. Jane was born on 1 Dec 1831 and died on 17 Jul 1907. They had five children: Louis, Walter, Harrison, Mildred and Florence Mary. Basic notes: She lived at Stourbridge, Worcestershire.
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