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East Donyland (Rowhedge) St East Donyland (Rowhedge) St. Lawrence burials 1813-1869 Surname First name Date Age Abode Notes Reg Img ADAMS Susannah Whitaker 05 Dec 1855 39 East Donyland 499 35 ADAMS Edward Lewis 19 Dec 1855 4 East Donyland 501 35 ADAMS Matilda 07 Jan 1866 50 East Donyland 715 49 ADAMS Edward 12 May 1868 84 East Donyland 759 51 ALDRICH Thomas 28 Mar 1836 55 East Donyland 217 18 ALDRIDGE Samuel 08 Jul 1823 32 East Donyland 85 9 ALDRIDGE Sarah 04 Feb 1827 86 East Donyland 119 11 ALDRIDGE William Joseph Brown 20 Sep 1835 2m East Donyland 212 17 ALDRIDGE John 20 Aug 1836 64 Wivenhoe 225 18 ALDRIDGE Samuel Stephen Hebrun 01 Sep 1838 4 East Donyland 249 20 ALDRIDGE John 24 Dec 1838 7 East Donyland 254 20 ALDRIDGE Ipey Brown 12 Dec 1841 2 East Donyland 286 22 ALDRIDGE Sarah 15 Nov 1855 97 East Donyland 496 35 ALDRIDGE Mary 08 Mar 1858 66 East Donyland 537 38 ALDRIDGE William 11 Jun 1862 East Donyland Aged 102. 633 44 ALDRIDGE Stella Sarah Ann 24 Jul 1869 3 East Donyland 792 53 ALLEN Thomas Powell 10 Jun 1825 11m East Donyland 98 10 ALLEN John Cork 26 Aug 1828 8m East Donyland 136 12 ALLEN Alfred Paul 20 Feb 1831 5m East Donyland 168 14 ALLEN Elizabeth Ann Cork 14 Sep 1834 14m East Donyland 202 17 ALLEN Robert Cork 04 Jul 1835 20 East Donyland 211 17 ALLEN John 05 Jan 1842 30 Died in Colchester Hospital but of this parish. 288 22 ALLEN James Cork 09 Jun 1844 25 East Donyland 319 24 ALLEN David Richard Cook 02 Oct 1844 9 East Donyland 324 24 ALLEN Sarah Ann 21 Jul 1845 5m East Donyland 337 25 ALLEN Thomas Powell 25 Aug 1847 21 East Donyland 369 27 ALLEN Thomas Cork 09 Mar 1853 42 East Donyland 458 33 ALLEN Joseph 03 May 1853 33 East Donyland 460 33 ALLEN Charlotte Cork 03 Nov 1854 68 East Donyland 478 34 ALLEN Benjamin Cork 07 Aug 1857 40 East Donyland 524 37 ALLEN Nathaniel 02 Jan 1858 35 East Donyland 533 37 ALLEN Thomas 12 May 1858 81 East Donyland 541 38 1 ERO ref: D/P 320/1/14 www.essexandsuffolksurnames.co.uk East Donyland (Rowhedge) St. Lawrence burials 1813-1869 Surname First name Date Age Abode Notes Reg Img ALLEN Hannah Johnson 05 Nov 1858 43 East Donyland 558 39 Abode: Of the parish of Rowhedge, living near Fingringhoe? (very ALLEN Ichmael? 25 Feb 1859 2 faint and hard to read). 565 39 ALLEN Elizabeth 29 Jan 1865 23 East Donyland 690 47 ALLEN Margaret 13 Feb 1865 3w East Donyland 691 47 ALLEN Lizzie Rosalie 24 Jun 1865 18m East Donyland 697 48 ALLEN Harriet 10 Jul 1865 1 East Donyland 701 48 ALLEN Hagar 13 Jan 1866 7 East Donyland 717 49 ALLISON Caroline 04 Dec 1855 15 East Donyland 498 35 ALLISTON Thomas William 19 Jun 1845 10 East Donyland 335 25 AMBROSE George 13 Sep 1820 33 East Donyland 61 8 AUSTIN Susannah 05 Mar 1826 66 East Donyland 105 11 AUSTON Mary 17 Nov 1835 65 East Donyland 214 17 B[E_][W_]EN William Robert 30 Sep 1849 10w East Donyland 404 29 BAALHAM Harriette 19 Apr 1849 7m East Donyland 393 29 BACON Sarah 17 May 1824 78 East Donyland 90 10 BACON William 08 May 1831 80 East Donyland 176 15 Lexden & Winstree Union BAINES James 04 Feb 1866 82 House 719 49 Lexden & Winstree Union BAINES Mary 06 Apr 1869 82 House 772 52 BAKER Sarah 17 May 1863 36 East Donyland 652 45 BALDRY Sarah 15 Nov 1840 2m East Donyland 277 21 BALLEY Mary 06 Apr 1828 82 East Donyland 131 12 BALLS Elizabeth 10 Apr 1814 55 East Donyland 11 5 BANKS William Shakeshaft 12 Mar 1815 29 East Donyland 27 6 BANKS Joseph 08 May 1836 60 East Donyland 218 18 BANKS Mary 14 Apr 1855 87 East Donyland 488 34 BARBER Eliza 15 Aug 1847 33 East Donyland 368 27 BARKER Sarah 04 Nov 1814 20 East Donyland 17 5 2 ERO ref: D/P 320/1/14 www.essexandsuffolksurnames.co.uk East Donyland (Rowhedge) St. Lawrence burials 1813-1869 Surname First name Date Age Abode Notes Reg Img BARKER Elizabeth 04 Jun 1815 60 East Donyland 30 6 BARNARD Henry 21 Sep 1814 17 East Donyland 14 5 BARNARD Hephziba 10 Sep 1829 2 East Donyland 156 14 BARNARD Sophia 26 Jun 1836 19 East Donyland 219 18 BARNARD William John 17 Sep 1837 2m St. Giles 236 19 BARNARD Mary 07 Apr 1848 30 East Donyland 378 28 BARNARD William 07 Aug 1848 35 East Donyland 384 28 BARNARD Thomas 10 Aug 1849 60 East Donyland 399 29 BARNARD Henry 04 Jan 1851 36 East Donyland 420 30 BARNARD Sophia 28 Jul 1858 68 East Donyland 551 38 BARNARD Benjamin 14 Oct 1869 4m East Donyland 794 53 BARNES Jemima 11 Feb 1838 74 East Donyland 240 19 BARRETT John James 07 Aug 1868 2 East Donyland 763 52 BARRETT Sophia 30 May 1869 8m East Donyland 778 53 BERRY Hannah 02 Jun 1845 74 East Donyland 334 25 BERRY John 09 Nov 1845 85 East Donyland 341 25 BERTRAM Elizabeth 22 Feb 1821 44 East Donyland 65 8 BINES Sarah 13 Jul 1855 38 East Donyland 492 35 BIRCH Eliza Ann 02 May 1839 6w East Donyland 257 20 BLACKWELL Emanuel 03 May 1840 1y10m East Donyland New burial ground. 269 21 BLACKWELL Robert 13 May 1840 25 East Donyland 270 21 BLACKWELL Julia Ann 02 Dec 1841 4m East Donyland 285 22 BLACKWELL Robert William 12 Jul 1843 2d East Donyland 309 23 BLACKWELL John 23 Oct 1846 66 East Donyland 354 26 BLACKWELL Sarah 02 Jun 1847 36 East Donyland 364 27 BLACKWELL Sarah 10 Jul 1847 28 East Donyland 367 27 BLACKWELL Julia Ann Eliza 26 Mar 1848 7 East Donyland 377 28 BLACKWELL Sarah Marshall 31 May 1848 12 East Donyland 381 28 St. Giles, BLACKWELL Eliza 26 Sep 1856 11m Colchester 510 36 BLACKWELL Mary 05 Mar 1862 77 East Donyland 622 43 BLACKWELL John 24 Aug 1866 57 East Donyland 732 50 3 ERO ref: D/P 320/1/14 www.essexandsuffolksurnames.co.uk East Donyland (Rowhedge) St. Lawrence burials 1813-1869 Surname First name Date Age Abode Notes Reg Img BLACKWELL Eliza Louisa 11 Apr 1869 51 East Donyland 774 52 BLOICE Ambrose 30 Dec 1820 18m East Donyland 63 8 BLOICE Elizabeth 12 Aug 1826 12m East Donyland 111 11 BLOICE Benjamin 14 Dec 1828 2 East Donyland 140 13 BLOICE Caroline 11 Nov 1830 6 East Donyland 166 14 BLOICE Mary 08 Mar 1842 47 East Donyland 290 22 BLOICE Abraham 12 Dec 1860 69 Rowhedge 605 42 BLYTH William 16 Apr 1815 36 Wivenhoe 29 6 BOREHAM Frederick 23 Mar 1862 13m East Donyland 626 43 BORLEY Jeremiah 01 Oct 1826 75 St. Giles 116 11 Not clear if surname is Brown-Bowen or if it's Bowen and Brown is BOWEN Joseph Brown 15 Mar 1858 9m East Donyland a middle name. 539 38 BOYSTON Thomas 28 Jun 1865 58 East Donyland 698 48 BROOKS Martha 06 Aug 1828 50 East Donyland 135 12 BROOM Anna 05 Aug 1846 77 East Donyland 346 26 BROWN Sarah 25 Feb 1813 9 East Donyland Daughter of Benjamin & Rebecca 1 4 The first name for this burial in the previous register (D/P 320/1/1), which includes this one burial for 1813, gives the first BROWN John 24 Jan 1813 11 East Donyland name as Joseph. 1 4 BROWN James 12 Aug 1825 27 East Donyland 103 10 BROWN Ann 11 Feb 1827 74 East Donyland 120 11 BROWN Thomas 09 Dec 1827 38 East Donyland 127 12 BROWN Mary 06 Jan 1830 40 East Donyland 159 14 BROWN Hannah Maria 14 Jan 1830 2 East Donyland 160 14 BROWN Joseph Banks 27 Feb 1831 18m East Donyland 170 15 BROWN Benjamin Barret 16 Feb 1832 2 East Donyland 184 15 BROWN William 09 Dec 1832 6 East Donyland 191 16 BROWN Robert 16 Jan 1833 18 East Donyland 192 16 BROWN Ann Eliza 21 May 1835 3m East Donyland 210 17 BROWN Rebecca 03 May 1838 63 East Donyland 244 19 BROWN Joseph 22 Aug 1838 7 East Donyland 248 19 BROWN William 27 Jul 1842 50 East Donyland 299 23 4 ERO ref: D/P 320/1/14 www.essexandsuffolksurnames.co.uk East Donyland (Rowhedge) St. Lawrence burials 1813-1869 Surname First name Date Age Abode Notes Reg Img BROWN Thomas 14 Oct 1842 76 East Donyland 300 23 BROWN William 07 May 1848 18 East Donyland 380 28 BROWN Benjamin 21 Jul 1857 8_ East Donyland Last digit of age is possibly 7 - hence possibly 87. 522 37 BROWN Elizabeth 17 Feb 1861 67 Rowhedge 608 42 BROWN Alice Jane 16 Nov 1862 3m London 638 44 BROWN Joseph Arthur 14 Dec 1862 4m London 641 44 BROWN Elizabeth 23 Oct 1863 16 East Donyland 659 45 BROWN Mary Ann Banks 22 Oct 1865 2 East Donyland 711 48 BROWN Joseph 14 May 1867 75 East Donyland 740 50 BROWN Joseph 15 Jan 1869 2 East Donyland 768 52 BROWN Benjamin Barrett Banks 15 Dec 1869 37 East Donyland 798 53 Not clear if surname is Brown-Bowen or if it's Bowen and Brown is BROWN-BOWEN Joseph 15 Mar 1858 9m East Donyland a middle name. 539 38 BROWNE Charles 18 Jul 1863 29 East Donyland 655 45 BRUCE Sarah Fanny 26 Nov 1860 26 Rowhedge 603 42 BRUCE Thomas 25 Jun 1869 6 East Donyland 784 53 BURGESS Grace Ellen 25 Jun 1869 1y9m East Donyland 783 53 BYLES Ann 03 Dec 1834 62 East Donyland 203 17 Late of CARD[S_] John 21 Jun 1819 19 Colchester 54 7 CARDER Euphemia Eliza 13 Jan 1851 7m East Donyland 421 30 CARTER Catherine 01 Sep 1829 2 East Donyland 155 14 CARTER Catherine 10 Dec 1846 82 East Donyland 356 26 CARTER Robert 22 Apr 1850 93 East Donyland 410 30 CARTER Euphemia Eliza 04 May 1855 East Donyland Age is 6 weeks or 6 months - hard to read.
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