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Key to Numbered Individuals in Fairey Tree KEY TO NUMBERED INDIVIDUALS IN FAIREY TREE 1 FAIREY Richard Great Barford is 14 miles from Hitchin. Richard the subject of a Settlement Order 6.2 1713 with wife Elizabeth Homerstone and her son by her first marriage, John. Settled from Great Barford, Beds to Hitchin. D/P53/13/2/108 When married - by banns and both of this parish. 2 FAIREY Richard Described as a labourer in PR when children baptized 14 FAIREY Henry Militia List 1761 Henry a labourer at Hitchin. No marriage in IGI. 15 FAIREY William Militia List William a labourer at Hitchin in 1760 and at Ippollitts 1768. No marriage in IGI 16 MOLE Susannah Died shortly after birth of son Robert who died in infancy 17 FAIREY Richard Militia List: 1758-61 at Hitchin - Sack carrier, 1762, labourer. 1763-64 at Ippollitts - Svt, 1765, lbr; 1768-72 Farmer.1778 at Graveley, Herts Allen Index - Richard from Ippollitts, a labourer. 19 ATKIN William A fellmonger (from PR) a dealer in sheepskins (fells) seperating wool from pelts. Militia List at Hitchin 1758 labourer, 1762-3 a fellmonger; 1768 a victualler.1772 - Esquire, Drawn. 1773 a labr, 1773-1785 a volunteer 20 FAIREY John Militia List 1764 Svt at Preston. 1768-78 labourer at Ippollitts (1778 with 3 children). No marriage in IGI 28 FAIREY Thomas Militia List 1778 Draper at Hitchin 31 SHEPPARD Thomas In Militia List 1772-8 A labourer 35 FAIREY William No marriage in IGI 36 FAIREY Thomas No marriage in IGI 37 FAIREY John 1813, 1823 and 1825 at Ley Green, Kings Walden a labourer. In poor house 1825 when Richard arrested 38 FAIREY Mary No marriage in IGI 40 FAIREY Solomon C41 at Aston with 7 ch Ag Lab. C51 at Aston, Ag Lab with wife and 3 ch. 41 FAIREY Ann No marriage in IGI 42 FAIREY Elizabeth Choice of 3 marriages at Ippollitts - check witnesses 43 GRIMES Jane C41 widow at Preston with sons John, Thos, Geo and Thomas Currell 10. C51/61 living at Preston, Back Lane with son, John and neice, Ann Currell 44 FAIREY Richard Sentenced to death for stealing 2 wether sheep £2 10/- the property of James Taylor at Ippollitts in 1925. Received clemency and was transported to Australia. 45 FAIREY Susan C71 widow, midwife with daus Catharine and Lucy. C81 a monthly nurse at Holly Bush Hall Inn, K Walden with Swain family C91 living with dau Catharine Shambrook at Hitchin retd midwife. 46 FAIREY Elizabeth Cannot trace in Herts Burial Index or C41/51 47 FAIREY Thomas Gave John Fairey as father when married. C1841 Ag lab at Preston with mother. C51 at Ley Green, K Walden with wife and 2 ch. Farm Lab (Facey). C61 (Feary) as C51 with 4 ch. C71 at Ley Green, Ag lab, Cath a plaiter with 4 ch. C81 widower, Ag Lab with son in law Geo Fitzjohn at Holly Cottages, KW. C91in Hitchin Workhouse. 49 FAIREY Samuel Witnesses at marriage - John and Mary Fitzjohn. C1841 Ag Lab living with father in law, Thomas Ward, at Preston. C51 at Back Lane with wife and 4 ch. Lab and Eliz-plaiter. C61 as C51 with wife and 4 ch - Ag Lab. C71 Preston, Ag lab. C81 Back Lane Ag Lab. 50 FAIREY George C1841 with mother at Preston. Whipped for pudding robbery. Also, poaching in 1843. 52 FAIREY John C1841 living with widowed mother at Preston, a shoemaker. C51/61 with mother, a crippled shoemaker at Back Lane, Preston 53 FAIREY William Note: census said born Great Wymondley Note: Ippollitts 1.2 miles from Little Wymondley. C1841 labourer at Ashbrook, Ippollitts with wife, 3 children and Jane Ball 80 in H/h. (note: George Saunders 8 living next door and George was a witness at John Fairey's wedding). C1851 at Ashbrook, Ippollitts Ag lab with wife and 3 children. C1861 at Little Wymondley, ag lab, with wife and g-dau Mary, 8 b Ippollitts. 55 FAIREY James Note: census said born Great Wymondley 58 DAVIES Sarah C51 straw plaiter. C71 widow at Little Wymondley - plaiter d/k death 59 FAIREY John C51 at Ashbrook, Stevenage Road, Ippollitts. Ag Lab with wife and dau. C61 at 1 Ashbrook Ag Lab with wife and 4 children. C71 at 3 Wimbush Grove, Hitchin Ag Lab with with, children and Naomi Arnold (asthma C81, boarder 56 from Much Wymondley. C81at Nightingale Road, Hitchin, a straw binder. C91 and C1901 at 54 Nightingale Road, Hitchin straw binder 60 FAIREY James C71 at Graveley, Ag lab. C81 at Graveley, a straw binder. C91 at Great Wymondley, Todds Green (near Titmore Green) Shoe maker. C1901 at Graveley a straw binder 63 WATSON Charlotte Sister of Mary Watson. C51, C61, 71,81 Straw plaiter 71 FAIREY Arthur C81 Dacre Road Hitchin, hay binder. C91 37 Whimbush Road, Hitchin hay binder. C1901 at Lancaster Road, Hitchin hay tier. 72 FAIREY Daniel C81 at Taylors Lane, Hitchin a straw binder. C91 at Mill Road, Melbourne, Cambs a straw binder. C1901 at Footbatch Close, Baldock a straw binder. 74 FAIREY Thomas C91 50 Dane Road, Hitchin a hay binder. C1901 at No 48 hay binder 81 FAIREY Thomas C61 with parents, shepherd. C71 with parents, ag lab. C81 at Preston Hill Cottage with wife and 2 ch, a shepherd. C91 at Back Lane. Preston with wife and two ch a shepherd.Next door to Mary Currell. C1901 Widower living with bro. Charles in a caravan K. W. 82 FAIREY Rachel C51,61 at home 84 FAIREY Charles C81 with bro in law, Fitzjohn, at Holly Cottages a blacksmith. C1901 with bro Thomas a lab. in a caravan K.W. 88 FITZJOHN George C81 Ag Lab at Holly Cottages, KW with wife and bro in law Thomas. DK C1891 (did Rachel die, George remarry and move to Harpenden?) 89 THOMPSON William C81 living at Back Lane, Preston. C91 Cowman at Ley Green, KW. C1901 Shepherd next to school at Ley Green. 95 FAIREY Mary Minor when married 96 BUCKINGHAM James C51 at Folly, Hitchin with 3 ch. (Next door to Abraham Currell). C61 at Ickleford, Railway Lab. C71 at Ickleford, Railway Platelayer 107 WARD Elizabeth C91 living with son, Wm - Plaiter at Leggatts Farm Cottages, KW 109 FAIREY George D/K 1861/71/81/91. C1901 at Leggatts with brother William, a farm labr. single. 112 FAIREY Alfred C91 3 Hope Cottage, South Mimms Gen Lab. C1901 3 Fields Alley, Wandsworth General Dealer - Rags Widower with Amos 113 FAIREY Amos C81 Ag lab at The Wilderness. C91 lodging with Mary Currell, widower with 3 ch. C1901 remarried at 70 Bancroft, Hitchin. 1915 - at 5 Penns Yard, Hitchin 115 FAIREY Lizzie C81 with parents, plaiter. C 91 at Austage End, widow and a plaiter 116 FAIREY Annie C91/1901 at Pirton, HighDown House, Housemaid, Parlourmaid - Single. 129 YOUNG Frederick Witnesses at marriage - Thomas and Ann Jeeves 137 PALMER Arthur Witnesses at wedding W Jenkins, J Izzard. C1901 at Back Lane, a roadman. 140 CURRELL Joseph Aged 8 at baptism PR. 1831 Lab at Hill End 1835 - a shepherd living at Preston. C41 Lab at Preston. C51 Shepherd at Preston (named as James) 1855 1857 and 1867 a lab from Preston C61 Shepherd at Preston. Died from old age (72) informant, Catherine Winch). 142 DEARMAN Martha C41 At Biggin Lane Charity House, Hitchin. 144 CURRELL Abraham D/k 1851/61 or in Herts Burial Index. 145 CURRELL Isaac Living at Preston 1823-8. C41 at Church End, St Pauls Walden with wife and 4 children. An Ag Lab. (4 doors from James, 65, and Sarah Ward). C51 living at Church End, St Pauls Walden, with 2 daus a widower and Ag Lab. C61 at Church End, a svt, living in same h/h as head - Mary Barns, a plaiter b 1781 at Park Street. 147 CURRELL Jacob Dau Harriet b. Hatfield. 4 children not born in Surrey. C41 with wife and 4 ch., a Lab at Becketts Alley, Wimbledon, Wandsworth, Surrey. C51 with wife at Church Lane, Becketts Alley, Wandsworth - a papermaker. C61 with wife at Kings Arms Alley, Wandsworth - a bricklayer. 148 OSBORN Catherine C71 living at 9 Sibrey Terrace, Wandsworth with widowed dau, Harriet - a pauper, born Preston. 151 CURRELL Mary Mary did NOT m Chas Hammerton 1838 nor Ben. King at Hatfield 1827. Settled, pregnant at Hitchin from St Pauls Walden 28 8 1819 D/P53/13/9/98 153 CURRELL Samuel Aged 4 at baptism. C41 Sam an Ag Lab at Hitchin. 154 CURRELL Sarah C51 widow at Hitchin Hill, plaiter with 5 children. Next door is dau Martha Crawley. C61 widow at Thorps Alley with George and Emma Bates. a plaiter. C71 widow at Thorpe Yard, Back St. Hitchin (plaiter) with grand-dau Alice Sheppard. C81 with dau Martha Crawley at Biggin Lane, Hitchin Plaiter 159 CURRELL Abraham C51 widow at Hitchin Hill, plaiter with 5 children. Next door is dau Martha Crawley. C61 widow at Thorps Alley with George and Emma Bates. a plaiter. C71 widow at Thorpe Yard, Back St. Hitchin (plaiter) with grand-dau Alice Sheppard. C81 with dau Martha Crawley at Biggin Lane, Hitchin Plaiter 160 CURRELL Emma At home C41/51 At marriage gave father's name as James but H/h C61 indicates this was a mistake. C81 gave her name as Emily widow with boarders, Chas, Emily and Albert Currell - at Ashgrove, Ippollitts. C91 Emily Bates at Hitchin Hill 162 CURRELL Thomas When married gave father as Abraham C71 at Lyles Row Hitchin a bricklayers Lab. C81 at Hitchin Hill C91 5 Hitchin Hill Path Cabman Lab 163 CURRELL William C71 at Duckland Cottages, Offley Road, Hitchin Ag Lab, Married.
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