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Other Suffolk Records Other Suffolk Records Bury St Edmunds As might be expected from the local market town, Bury, like Sudbury, has attracted a number of events, which are probably part of the story of some of the surrounding villages. However Bury also has a line in its own right. Many of the records belong to Mortlocks domiciled elsewhere but I lack any methodology to attribute these to the parent villages. Flempton with Hengrave, and the Fornhams I have grouped these records together as these villages are strung out over a short distance to the north-east of Bury; but see also Hargrave. A family from Great Livermere is included here also. Gazeley I have included here the London family of Miles who seems to have returned(?) to Gazeley at the end of his life. There are some later Gazeley records under Chevington in the family of Thomas and Emily, who seem to have hopped about between here and Moulton, presumably in search of work. Newmarket Here’s another town which attracts people, and thus genealogical events, from its surrounding villages, notably a family from Cheveley in Cambridgeshire. Newmarket is of course yet another place which straddles a county border. Many of the records refer to events in Higham which was Mortlocked from Chevington. Elsewhere in Suffolk Into this group fall some early - as early as 1524 - records from the country round about Southwold, but the line appears to have died out, to be replaced by, eventually, Rocky mentioned under Clare. There are also some later records from the Ipswich area. This section is also the home for those Mortlocks who in 1881 gave their place of birth as “Suffolk” without helping me by naming a town or village. Suffolk Mortlocks 1 RJHG 05.05.2019 Bury St Edmunds(BStE)(see also Lakenheath; Hargrave Sfk for Woodditton Cambs; --------------- & Cheveley, Cambs) BStE has two parishes, St Mary(StM) and StJames(StJ) see also Pampisford (Cambs) for baptisms to John 1567-8 19.10.1565 2.2.77 John ==========(1)Millicent(2)======= Robert SOUTH BStEStJ PAGE BStEStM John ??????? Dorothy weaver +9.9.1575 +23.10.1577 29.11.1573 26.9.1578 Thomas ==========(1)Joan(2)========= Simon BStEStJ MOTHERSOULE BStEStJ SKULTOCK | Mary 9.1.1576 Catherine = 2.11.1620BStEStM John HARVEY James +6.11.1625BStEStM James = 20.5.1641BStEStM Margaret ABBOTT 1658/61 Elizabeth =====(1)Edmund(2)======= Ann(a) +18.9.1658 | /Edward | | |----------------------- | | | | Edmund James Edward Anna +26.11.1658 18.12.1663- 6.12.61 24.5.66- {all BStEStJ 25.12.72 14.7.67 { Ann Mortlock, widow, had messuage at east end of BStEStJ church 1711 Richard = 7.1.1665BStEStJ Margaret COPPING of Kennet, Cambs Elizabeth = 24.1.1689BStE Daniel GREEN John = 7.4.1689BStE Frances ROGERS 23.9.1708 James ========= Sarah JOLLY lab. of BStE Lt.Saxham of Gt Saxham ?voter Gt Saxham 1727? | took lease in Methwold, Nfk 1728 as surety for an £80 debt[NCRO,PD313/101] | Sarah 25.8.1715Lt.Saxham John +17.4.1729 unm. Mary 1723 = 18.9.1747BStEStM Thomas ALVIS 1726 Mary +25.9.1767BStEStM James sent to gaol for selling a stolen turkey 20.11.1775 28.3.1781 Elizabeth ========= Robert POTTLE BStEStJ | ------------------------- | | | Robert Thomas Mortlock John Suffolk Mortlocks 2 RJHG 05.05.2019 Bury St Edmunds(2)(see also Bradfield(4), Hawstead(Chippenham), --------------- Chevington(6&8), & Hargrave(2); & Wood Ditton (Cambs)) Betty = 14.7.1783BStEStJ, Robert WINKUP -> 7 children bap. BStEStM Susan = 4.1.1789BStEStM, John GOW botp John = 27.2.1793Norton, Ann KILBIN ?1750-13.10.1823BStEStM George 1786Suffolk, blacksmith, in BStE Union workhouse 1841 James in BStE Union workhouse 1851, ?+1Q59BStE ?b.1809Livermere Sarah sp of BStE StJames accused of passing forged banknote 11.4.1811 Anne = 13.10.1800BStEStM, John WALES -> 2 children bap. BStEStM . Miriam Mortlock WALES = 15.10.1827StPancras, John JUDD Ann | George 15.8.1805BStEStM-21.8.50BStEStM Mr, whitesmith, sells BStE property (IJ 20.2.1829) William 1809-1Q75BStE Emma 1813BStE, lady’s maid in Brighton 1851 Mary 1816-25.2.1827BStEStJ Elizabeth 1823Suffolk, svt in Risbygate St BStEStJ 1841 Henry, printer in BStE (but see Hawstead/Chippenham) 22.2.1827 Elizabeth ========= John WATSON of BStEStJ 1803Sfk BStEStM 1802Sfk Elizabeth =2.6.1838BStEStM, H William LUDBROOK Henry 1829BStEStJ, Sgt77th(EMx)[TNA,WO97/1617/161](link to original corrupt) ? 1Q1914 Annie =====(1)William(2)====== Eliza Georgina WHITNEY 1876Hendon | 1882BStE Barnet 3Q1874Hendon-3Q1941Brentwood | gardener | family in Loughton 1929 | Edgware | patient in Brentwood mental hospital 1939 | 1911 | Dorothy May William E 3Q06Wheatley Oxon- 1Q12Hendon-2Q12Barnet (?2.6.1)->1929 ?=3Q1935Epping,Charles CLARK butcher's manager Suffolk Mortlocks 3 RJHG 05.05.2019 Bury St Edmunds(3) --------------- John WATSON = Mary 1785/90, harness maker | 1790/5 | 12.5.1814 ? James ========= Sarah 1785-3.3.1831BStEStJ BStEStJ +1828* carpenter L.Brackland & Short Brackland innkeeper & schoolmaster | | -------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | | | | | | | | Sarah James Charlotte| Emma George Henry %Charles Frederick | Ann 23.9.19 17.8.18 | 25.2.23 17.5.24- Cornelius 21.5.27BStE- | 26.12.16 | | | | 11.2.25* 2.8.25- 29.10.85Shoreditch^ | =17.8.54 V V | V in WATSON 4Q72 18.5.52= | (BStE) next X | W grave Greenwich St Botolph,London| | William page | R.Marines Emma Mary DOEL| | ARMSTRONG Mary-Ann 1845-7 1827Marlboro’Wilts-| | s.of William, 1821 (invalided) 20.09.1909Hackney^| | grocer | [PRO,ADM157/41f602] ------------------| | V shoemaker BStE 1851 | Sarah Ann | V engine fitter Deptfd 1861 |17.10.60Shoreditch- | ^ bur.Abney Park 4Q59Shoreditch= | 13.10.33Brighton#¬ | cemetery, Hackney Caroline CHICK | | 1834Portsmouth-<9.5.90StPWorkhouse | Thomas dressmaker St Pancras 1901 | 7.4.-19.7.28 | 5.6.53S.Botolph w‘out Aldrsgate-4Q60Shoreditch Charlotte Elizabeth % in 1851 Charles is with his WATSON grandparents fits with Charles 1827 left Victoria 8.1854 for Liverpool, ship Lightning Thomas CUTTING V V Thomas HYSLOP warder V W coachman | 18.4.1847 | | 24.10.1852 | William ========= Mary-Ann Emma ========== Henry 1812Thumind Nfk StP OldCh 1821 25.2.23 StP Old Ch 1824Hackney upholsterer plasterer ¬ of a fractured skull from falling on some steps[E.SussxCRO/COR/3/2/1933/105] In 1881 the family was at 75 Bland St Newington. Charles Frederick was clerk to a barge builder and Emma and Sarah Ann were running a provision shop. V James LANGDON X farmer | 13.7.1845 | Charlotte ========= Joseph 1818BStE St George 1817Yeovil Somerset Bloomsbury | Joseph John 1851London This Charlotte fits for Charlotte, 1815/20¬Mx, in St Pancras 1841. In 1834 (? this?) Charlotte, lady’s maid to Lady Newington, was wrongfully imprisoned for theft; a Captain JENNINGS RN had given her handkerchiefs and trinkets that Lady N had intended for him; he was away at sea and could not vouch for her [Harper’s Weekly, 11.4.1851]. Suffolk Mortlocks 4 RJHG 05.05.2019 Bury St Edmunds(4) & Hoxton(HX) [RD Shoreditch] & Tottenham(TN)[RD Edmonton] ------------------------------ ------------------------------------------ previous page 3.1.1847 | 21.8.1848 Sarah FIELD ==========(1)James(2)========= Emma CUTTING ?sis of Wm 1809-20.1.47 St Peter 23.9.1819BStE- SMargt 1829Beccles StBotolph Bishopsgate Walworth 1Q67Edmonton Lthbry -2Q1904Edmonton of 34 Anglesea St carpenter1841,7,8 d.of Thomas, he warder Bethnal Green 1847 journeyman joiner1851 ‘house of correction | Beccles’ --------------------------------------------------------------------- | | | | | | Walter Watson Eliza Susannah Harry Thomas James Chs’ ~William George Alice E 2Q51HX< ---- tw ---- >2Q53HX <16.2.56HX 2Q62TN- 1Q65TN-7.3.35# 4Q66TN- <------------- bap.7.10.60 -------------> 10.10.34# S.Newington 1Q1951 +4Q06Hackney +29.1.1920 shipping Brighton clerk^ Sthend comm.traveller Greenwich clerk 1881clerk to 27.9.99= unm. =>8.8.82Edmontn svt +20.1.26# ivory cutter (Edmonton) |(lic.) 1871,1901 Brentwood then bank Ruth Joy |Amelia Sarah 4Q85Edmonton= secretary HOTSON |LAWSON Emma My HARMAN| =2Q87Edmonton 1865- |1851-6.11.31# 1850Ermington| |Kate Eleanor 23.1.28# |31 Baddow Rd Devon-| |COLDREY 1858- S.Newngtn |Chelmsford 27.2.40#| |21.10.40Brighton# |in Loughton 1901 Brentwood| |------------------------- | | | | Winifred May ’Harry Clive Rev Canon Olivia 24.4.83HK- 13.12.1892 Charles Bernard’ Katherine 26.5.83HK 32Bethune d,Stamfd Hll- 27.2.1888TN-31.10.1967 3Q90TN bur.AbneyPk Cmy 29.3.1963Brentwood unm. Capt.25Lond.Cyclsts WWI ~ keen cyclist[Lloyd’s Weekly,25.6.1893] ^ with Cook & Son, Ludgate Circus Harry Thomas, eventually of Woodlands, Primrose Hill, Brentwood, but in 1901 of 33, East Bank, Stamford Hill and described as a cape merchant, rose to a directorship of Durant & Radford, produce brokers of Fenchurch St. Early in his career he was living in Stoke Newington. By 1919 he was in poor health and suffering from ‘brain trouble’. At this point Harry Clive, who had been with Durant and Radford for four years before the war, after leaving Felsted School, tried to get released by the Army but this took until 1921, when he was, however, officially allowed to keep his rank of Captain. Harry Clive then became a director of an import-export house, but it went bust in 1934. In 1939 he volunteered to rejoin the Army in the RAOC, but was turned down, perhaps less because of his age than because his letter sounded more as if he was looking for a job rather than seeking to serve his country. He seems by then to have been in fairly pitiful financial straits and in 1940 was unemployed. He had originally enlisted in August 1914 and had soldiered all through the Kaiser’s war, including serving in France [TNA,WO374/49161]. A keen cricketer, Harry Clive turned out three times for Essex in 1912 and once more, his war service over, in 1921. He was primarily a slow left-arm bowler but was also a useful low-order bat; in the former capacity he took five Derbyshire wickets for 104 runs at Leyton in May 1912.
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