1811 9 December Feock, CRN Birth Original Register 1812 2 February Feock, CRN Baptised Son of John & Mary, Born Decr 9 1811 Original Register 1841 7 June St

1811 9 December Feock, CRN birth Original register 1812 2 February Feock, CRN baptised son of John & Mary, born Decr 9 1811 Original register 1841 7 June St. Feock, CRN John DUNSTAN 50 Porter Y HO107 147 9 30 Mary DUNSTAN 60 Y Nicholas DUNSTAN 24 Musician Y Elizabeth DUNSTAN 20 Y John DUNSTAN 20 Lead Smelter Y 1851 30 March Feock, CRN [Blind] John DUNSTAN Head W 63 Coal Heav Porter Feock, CRN HO107 1910 832v Nicholas DUNSTAN Son U 39 Musician Do Do Jane HARRIS Serv U 60 Housekeeper ?Samred, Do 1861 7 April Llanyfelach, GLA [Blind] Thomas MITCHELL Head M 44 Newland, CRN / RG9 4097 66 Elizabeth MITCHELL Wife M 43 Flock, CRN... 66v Nicholas DUNSTAN B-in-l 49 Flock, CRN 1871 2 April District Union [Blind] ...Nicholas DUNSTAN Inmate U 59 Musician Point Feock, RG10 2282 71v Workhouse, St. CRN... Clement, CRN 1878 3rd Quarter Truro, CRN death registered aged 66 GRO Index 1878 2 September St. Feock, CRN buried aged 66, The Union Truro Original register

SIMPSON/McDONALD, James ('Jim the Laddie') Pipe & tabor

1811 Edinburgh, SCT birth son of Jane 1838 1st Quarter Northleach, GLO birth of Sarah Ann GRO Index registered 1839 25 December Sherborne, GLO baptism of Thomas James & Priscilla, Labourer Original register 1841 7 June Sherborne, GLO Thos SIMPSON 88 Agr Lab Y HO107 366 9 15 Jane SIMPSON 65 F[oreign parts] James SIMPSON 30 Agr Lab S[cotland] Priscilla SIMPSON 25 Y Sarah SIMPSON 3 Y Thomas SIMPSON 1 Y 1844 2 June Sherborne, GLO baptism of William James & Priscilla, Labourer Original register c1848 Sherborne, GLO birth of Elizabeth c1850 Sherborne, GLO birth of Mary 1851 1st Quarter Northleach, GLO death of William GRO Index registered 1851 13 March Sherborne, GLO burial of William aged 6 Original register 1851 30 March Sherborne, GLO James SIMPSON Head M 40 Ag Lab Edinburg, SCT HO107 1969 66 Percila SIMPSON Wife M 40 Eastleach, GLO Thos SIMPSON Son 11 Farm Boy Sherborne, GLO Elizth SIMPSON Dau 2 Sherborne, GLO Mary SIMPSON Dau 1 Sherborne, GLO Jane SIMPSON Moth W 77 Pauper America, Quebec 1856 2 June Sherborne & Stow on playing for morris On Thursday, June 12th, an inquest was held at the New Inn, on The Oxford Chronicle the Wold, GLO dancing the body of James Simson [sic], of Sherborne; it appears the & Berks & Bucks deceased left home on the Monday previous, as one of a party of Gazette, 14 June morrice dancers proceeding to Stow club... 1856, 8 1856 3 June Stow on the Wold & playing for morris ...stayed there until the Tuesday night, and when on his way home The Oxford Chronicle Bourton-on-the-Water, dancing (alone) he called at the New Inn, in this village, where a party had & Berks & Bucks GLO that day dined, and were spending the evening together. The Gazette, 14 June deceased insisted on joining them, and as drink was to be had 1856, 8 without stint, he drank in a short space of time so much that he was obliged to be removed to an apartment, in which he was comfortably laid and covered for the night; every care was taken of him, and the landlady, the last thing, saw him asleep, and left him safe. The following morning, about 9 o'clock, he was found in an uneasy state. Medical assistance was sent for, but before the doctor arrived he had ceased to breath [sic]. Verdict - Died from excess of drink. 1856 4 June Bourton-on-the-Water, died James SIMPSON, aged 45, Agricultural Labourer, Excessive Death certificate GLO Drinking 1856 2nd Quarter Stow on the Wold, GLO death registered GRO Index 1856 6 June Sherborne, GLO buried James SIMPSON alias McDONALD, aged 45, 'Death from Drink' Original register

CHARLES, Miller c1811 birth 1841 7 June Birmingham, St. Peter, Miller CHARLES 30 Musician N HO107 1145 4 8 WAR Harold CHARLES 10 I[reland] Charles CHARLES 30 nk Jane CHARLES 30 N

COBRICK, John Fiddle c1811 not known, WAR birth 1841 7 June Deritend, Aston, WAR John COBRICK 30 Fiddler Y / HO107 1148 8 34v Mary COBRICK 35 N 35 Robert PLANT 55 Fender M N Eliza PLANT 25 Y Harriet PLANT 6 Y Robert PLANT 2 Y Richard MORGAN 25 Grinder Y Mary MORGAN 20 N

CORNWALL, Henry c1811 birth 1838 19 June Preston, LAN married Henry CORNWALL, 27, bachelor, Musician = Original register Mary Ann SAMWELL transcript 1838 2nd Quarter Preston, LAN marriage registered Henry CORNWALL = Mary Ann SAMWELL GRO Index 1841 7 June St. Helier, JSY Henry CORNWALL 30 Equestrian E HO107 1461 12 46 Mary CORNWALL 20 E Margaret BELL 50 E 1851 30 March St. Helier, JSY Henry CORNWALL Head M 40 Riding Master : HO107 2527 68v Publican England Mary Ann CORNWALL Wife M 32 Do... 1861 7 April St. Helier, JSY Henry CORNWALL Head M 51 Riding Master & England RG9 4393 54v Publican Mary Ann CORNWALL Wife M 42 House Keeper do Elizabeth SAMLL Serv U 21 House Maid do

DEEKS, Thomas c1811 Harwich, ESS birth 1834 21 January Great Yarmouth, NFK married Thomas DEEKS = Elizabeth HALL IGI 1839 2nd Quarter Great Yarmouth, NFK birth of Thomas GRO Index registered 1841 7 June Great Yarmouth, NFK Thomas DEEKS 20 [illegible] N HO107 793 7 33 Elizabeth DEEKS 20 Y Thomas DEEKS 2 Y 1851 30 March Great Yarmouth, NFK Thomas DEEKS Head M 29 Musician Harwich HO107 1806 648v Elizabeth DEEKS Wife M 29 Yarmouth, NFK Thomas DEEKS Son 11 Scholar Do Do 1871 2 April Great Yarmouth, NFK Thomas DEEKS Head M 60 Musician Erewast, ESS RG10 1788 78v Elizabeth DEEKS Wife M 60 Pork Dealer Yarmouth, NFK 1881 3 April Great Yarmouth, NFK Thomas DEEKS Head M 69 Ham Curer Harwich RG11 1912 82 Elizabeth DEEKS Wife M 69 Gt Yarmouth, NFK 1884 4th Quarter Yarmouth, NFK death registered aged 74 GRO Index

JACKSON, Thomas Fiddle c1811 Prestwich, LAN birth 1851 30 March Bury, LAN John HO107 2215 112v WOLSTENHOLME Head M 58 Tailor Bury, LAN Sarah WOLSTENHOLME Wife M 58 Baker Rochdale, LAN o o John BUTTERWORTH Ldg M 65 Woolen weaver D D / Thomas JACKSON Ldg U 41 Fiddler Prestwich, LAN 113 1861 7 April Bury, LAN Sarah RG9 2848 38 WOLSTENHOLME Head W 68 Oat Bread Baker Spotland, LAN Thomas JACKSON Ldg U 50 Fiddler Birch, LAN 1866 4th Quarter Bury, LAN death registered aged 55 GRO Index

JARVIS, William c1811 not known, WAR birth 1841 7 June Birmingham, St. Peter, William JARVIS 30 Musician Y HO107 1145 4 8v WAR

SCOTCHER, George Owen c1811 Leominster, HEF birth 1833 17 August Caverswall, STS married George Owen SCOTCHER = Mary PUGH IGI 1834 14 December Newport, SAL baptism of Frances Ann George & Mary SKOTCHER IGI 1836 19 June Oswestry, SAL baptism of Stuart George Owens & Mary SCHOTCHER IGI William 1837 3rd Quarter Stoke upon Trent, STS birth of Oscar Owen GRO Index registered 1839 2nd Quarter Stoke upon Trent, STS birth of Haydn GRO Index registered 1841 1st Quarter Stoke upon Trent, STS birth of Rosini GRO Index registered 1841 7 June Birmingham, St. Mary, ...Geoe SCOTCHER 30 Musician N HO107 1143 5 30v WAR 1842 3rd Quarter Stoke upon Trent, STS birth of Novello GRO Index registered 1845 1st Quarter Stoke upon Trent, STS birth of Henry GRO Index Chrysotem Mozart registered 1851 30 March Stoke upon Trent, STS George SCOTCHER Head M 39 Music Master Leominster, HEF HO107 2006 371v Mary SCOTCHER Wife M 40 Newport, SAL Fanny SCOTCHER Dau U 16 ?... Maker " " Stuart SCOTCHER Son U 15 Potter Oswestry, SAL Oscar SCOTCHER Son 14 Potter Longton, STS Haydn SCOTCHER Son 13 Potter " " Rossini SCOTCHER Son 10 " " Novello SCOTCHER Son 9 " " Mozart SCOTCHER Son 6 " " 1858 3rd Quarter Stoke upon Trent, STS death registered GRO Index

SCOTT, James c1831 birth of Mary 1852 6 September Cowley St. James, OXF marriage of Mary Benjamin FREEMAN x, 22, Bachelor, Musician, of this Parish, son Original register of Henry, Bricklayer = transcript Mary SCOTT x, 21, Spinster, of this Parish, daughter of James, Musician [wit : Sidney LUDLOW x / Sarah PRIOR x] 1852 3rd Quarter Headington, OXF marriage of Mary Benjamin FREEMAN = Mary SCOTT GRO Index registered

STOKES, David c1811 not known, WAR birth 1841 7 June Birmingham, St. Martin, ...Edwd SHIPSTON 60 Musician N HO107 1142 4 37 WAR Mary SHIPSTON 28 do N David STOKES 30 do Y Saml ASHBY 28 Musician N...

WOODS, Joseph Pipe & tabor

1812 18 October North Aston, OXF baptised son of John & Mary Original register 1835 10 December Duns Tew, OXF married Joseph WOODS x, North Aston = Mary HARPUR x Original register [wit : George WOODS / Alice WOODS] 1836 7 August North Aston, OXF baptism of Elisabeth Joseph & Mary, Labourer Original register 1838 15 July North Aston, OXF baptism of Mary Joseph & Mary, Labourer Original register 1839 28 July North Aston, OXF baptism of Ann Joseph & Mary, Labourer Original register 1841 1st Quarter Woodstock, OXF birth of Elizabeth GRO Index registered 1841 31 January North Aston, OXF baptism of Betsy Joseph & Mary, Labourer Original register 1841 7 June North Aston, OXF Joseph WOOD 30 Ag Lab Y HO107 889 1 5v Mary WOOD 30 Y Matilda WOOD 7 Y Ann WOOD 3 Y Elizabeth WOOD 6 month Y 1843 1st Quarter Woodstock, OXF birth of Emma GRO Index registered 1843 26 March North Aston, OXF baptism of Emma Joseph & Mary, Dealer in Rags Original register 1845 4th Quarter Woodstock, OXF birth of William GRO Index registered 1845 25 December North Aston, OXF baptism of William Joseph & Mary, Rag Merchant Original register 1848 1st Quarter Woodstock, OXF birth of Thomas GRO Index registered 1848 6 March North Aston, OXF baptism of Thomas Joseph & Mary, Labourer Original register 1849 3rd Quarter Woodstock, OXF birth of Fanny GRO Index registered 1849 30 August North Aston, OXF baptism of Fanny Joseph & Mary, Dealer in Rags Original register 1851 30 March North Aston, OXF Joseph WOODS Head M 37 Ag Lab North Aston, OXF HO107 1730 165v Mary WOODS Wife M 38 Dunstew, OXF Matilda HARPER Illegitimate Dau of Wife 16 at Home Do Do Ann WOODS Dau 13 Scholar North Aston, OXF Elizabeth WOODS Do 9 Do North Aston, OXF Emmah WOODS Dau 7 Do Do Do William WOODS Son 5 Do Do Do Fanny WOODS Dau 1 at Home Do Do 1852 1st Quarter Woodstock, OXF birth of George GRO Index registered 1852 31 March North Aston, OXF baptism of George Joseph & Mary, Dealer in Rags Original register 1854 3rd Quarter Woodstock, OXF birth of Margaret GRO Index registered 1854 24 September North Aston, OXF baptism of Margaret Joseph & Mary, Dealer in Rags Original register 1855 12 June Aynho, NTH charged with pollution The Banbury Guardian, 12 July 1855, 3 1855 9 July Brackley, NTH in magistrates court Joseph Woods, haggle carter, of North Aston, was charged with The Banbury having, on the 12th of June last, at Aynhoe, thrown entrails from a Guardian, 12 July horse into the Oxford Canal, whereby he had rendered himself 1855, 3 liable to a penalty of £5. The accused admitted the charge, but said he did not know he was doing wrong. He was shown the contrary, and ordered to pay the mitigated penalty of 20s. and 17s. costs. To be recovered by distress. 1860 12 November North Aston, OXF charged with assault Jackson's Oxford Journal, 15 December 1860, 4 1860 7 December Deddington, OXF in magistrates court Joseph Woods, of North Aston, was charged with assaulting a lad, Jackson's Oxford named Michael Lewis, 14 years old, of the same place, on the 12th Journal, 15 of November, for impounding defendant's donkey, which he had December 1860, 4 done by his master's directions ; fined 1l. and 11s. 6d. cost, or to be imprisoned in the house of correction for three weeks. 1861 7 April North Aston, OXF Joseph WOODS Head M 47 Pedlar [North Aston, OXF] RG9 901 5 Mary WOODS Wife M 49 Dunstew, OXF Emma WOODS Dau 18 Do North Aston, OXF o o William WOODS Son 16 D D / 5v Fanny WOODS Dau 10 North Aston, OXF Margaret WOODS Do 6 Do 1861 3 September North Aston, OXF charged with being The Oxford drunk and disorderly Chronicle, 14 September 1861, 6 1861 6 September Deddington, OXF in magistrates court Joseph Woods, of North Aston, was charged by Inspector The Oxford Thorogood with being drunk and disorderly at the Fox Inn, North Chronicle, 14 Aston, on the 3rd instant. Inspector Thorogood proved the case. September 1861, 6 Fined 5s., costs, 8s., police fees, 3s., amounting in the whole to 16s. Allowed one week to pay the same, or to be committed to prison for 14 days. 1866 22 October Holywell, Oxford, OXF charged with stealing Joseph Wood [sic] and Walter Waldon were indicted for stealing The Bicester Herald, lead 126 lbs of lead, the property of Mr. James Paters, in Holywell.- 26 October 1866, 7 They both pleaded guilty, and Waldon being an old offender was sentenced to five years' penal servitude. - The Recorder said he would give Woods [sic] another chance by sentencing him to twelve months imprisonment with hard labour. 1866- 22 October- Oxford, OXF in gaol The Bicester Herald, 1867 October 26 October 1866, 7 1871 2 April Deddington, OXF Joseph WOODS Head M 59 Hawker Aston, OXF RG101446 95 Mary WOODS Wife M 59 Dunstew, OXF Ruth WAITE Vis 2 Claydon, OXF 1871 10 April Steeple Aston, OXF charged with breach of Jackson's Oxford law regarding purchase Journal, 26 April of brass 1873, 6 1871 26 September Steeple Aston, OXF won a prize at the The Banbury Flower and Root Show Beacon, 6 October 1871, 4 1873 18 April Deddington, OXF in magistrates court Joseph Woods, of Deddington, a dealer in old metal, was charged Jackson's Oxford by Inspector Jones for that he, on the 10th of April inst., did Journal, 26 April unlawfully purchase a quantity of brass under the weight of 56lbs. 1873, 6 The Inspector said that about three o'clock in the afternoon he met Woods between North Aston and Steeple Aston. He had a small hand-cart, in which, on searching, he found a quantity of brass tied up in a handkerchief, under some rags and bones; it weighed 3lbs, 14 oz. He asked him how he came by it, and he said he had purchased it of some woman, but he did not know whom. There was an accident at Lower Heyford Station about a month ago, and four similar brasses were missing. Mary Dunn, of Steeple Aston, said that she had sold the brass to Woods; he gave her 6d., and said that if it came to more he would pay her another time. The defendant pleaded ignorance of the law in the case. Fined 1s., and costs, including police fees and witnesses' expenses, 18s. which Mrs. Woods, who appeared to be treasurer, paid. 1874 16 May Deddington, OXF charged with being Jackson's Oxford drunk Journal, 30 May 1874, 6 1874 22 May Deddington, OXF in magistrates court Joseph Woods, of Deddington, dealer, was fined 5s. and costs Jackson's Oxford 10s., for being drunk in the New Street, on Saturday evening the Journal, 30 May 16th inst. He also made use of insulting language to Inspector 1874, 6 Jones at the same time. 1881 3 April Deddington, OXF Joseph WOODS Head M 67 General Dealer North Aston, OXF RG11 1509 85v Mary WOODS Wife M 69 Dunstew, OXF 1891 5 April Deddington, OXF Joseph WOODS Head M 78 Living on Parish North Aston, OXF RG12 1172 75 Pay Mary WOODS Wife M 77 Do Do Dunstew, OXF 1896 4th Quarter Woodstock, OXF death of wife registered aged 87 GRO Index 1900 4th Quarter Woodstock, OXF death registered aged 90 GRO Index

BACH, William Fiddle c1812 West Bilney, NFK birth 1851 30 March Gayton, NFK William DAWES Head M 30 Vitualler Et Winch, NFK HO107 1828 187v Catherine DAWES Wife M 27 Burnham, NFK William BACH Ldg U 38 Fidler Wt Bilney, NFK

RUBERY, William Fiddle c1812 St. Columb, CRN birth 1861 7 April Liskeard, CRN [Blind] James BRYANT Head M 52 Bookseller St. Ives, CRN... RG9 1529 60v William RUBERY Bdr M 48 Fiddler St. Colum, CRN [sic] Joanna RUBERY Bdr M 42 IRE 1862 4th Quarter St. Austell, CRN death registered [as William RUBERRY] GRO Index

SHAW, John c1812 Chilvers Coton, WAR birth 1851 30 March Nuneaton, WAR John SHAW Head M 38 Musician Chilvers Coton, WAR HO107 2065 270 Mary Ann SHAW Wife M 29 Hand Loom Burton on Trent, STS Weaver 1852 2nd Quarter Nuneaton, WAR death of wife registered GRO Index 1858 4th Quarter Nuneaton, WAR marriage registered John SHAW = Sarah Ann DAWSON GRO Index 1861 7 April Attleborough, John SHAW Head M 47 Musician + Chilvers Coton, WAR RG9 2196 5v Nuneaton, WAR Reporter Sarah Ann SHAW Wife M 28 Ribbon Weaver Nuneaton, WAR Elizabeth CLARKE Aunt U 50 late Cook and Siborn, LEI Housekeeper 1862 4th Quarter Nuneaton, WAR death registered GRO Index

SMITH, William c1812 St. Martins, MDX birth 1851 30 March Newcastle upon Tyne, ...William SMITH [Ldg] U 38 Musician St. Martins, MDX HO107 2405 10v St. Andrew, NBL

TAYLOR, George

1832 17 August Radford, St. Peter, NTT baptism of Daniel George & Sarah, Teacher of Music, 10 Sullivan St Original register transcript

BUCKLAND, Henry

1813 4 February St. Anne Soho, MDX baptised son of John & Margaret IGI 1841 7 June St. Anne Soho, MDX Henry BUCKLAND 30 Musician Y HO107 730 6 56 1851 30 March St. Marylebone, MDX Henry BUCKLAND Head M 40 Musician St. Giles, MDX HO1071486 458 Ann WILSTON Serv U 22 Marylebone, MDX 1861 7 April Westminster, St. Ann, Henry BUCKLAND Ldg M 48 Musician St. Giles, MDX RG9 176 80v MDX 1871 2 April St. Marylebone, MDX Henry BUCKLAND Head M 58 Professor of Music St. Giles, MDX RG10 148 82v Hannah BUCKLAND Wife M 67 Straw Hat Maker Luton, BDF 1881 3 April Pancras, MDX Henry BUCKLAND Ldg M 67 Musician LDN RG11 185 76 Hannah BUCKLAND Ldg M 67 Straw Bonnet work do 1886 3rd Quarter Pancras, MDX death registered aged 72 GRO Index

POTTER, John Pipe & tabor / Fiddle / ?Clarionet

1813 12 September Stanton Harcourt, OXF baptised son of William & Elizabeth Original register 1840 ?April Stanton Harcourt, OXF instruments stolen COUNTY SESSIONS...John Russell, 22, for breaking open a Jackson's Oxford cupboard in the stable of Mrs. Warner, of Stanton Harcourt, and Journal, 11 April stealing therefrom a clarionet and a pipe, belonging to John Potter, 1840, 3 his fellow labourer, to be imprisoned six calendar months and kept to hard labour. 1841 7 June Stanton Harcourt, OXF William POTTER 55 Ag Lab Yes HO107 890 13 8v John POTTER 25 Yes Elizabeth POTTER 15 Yes 1841 3rd Quarter Oxford, OXF marriage registered John POTTER = Alice MITCHELL GRO Index 1851 30 March Stanton Harcourt, OXF John POTTER Head M 39 Carrier Stanton Harcourt, OXF HO107 1731 156 Alice POTTER Wife M 45 Wytham, BKS Anne POTTER Dau 5 Stanton Harcourt, OXF Edward SHEARD Serv U 15 Buckland, BKS 1851 13 November Witney, OXF in magistrates court The following persons were summoned to appear before the Jackson's Oxford Magistrates by Mr. Whitlock, of this town, inspector of weights and Journal, 15 meaures : - ...John Potter, Sarah Cox, and Charlotte Goodlake, of November 1851, 3 Sutton... 1852 12 August Witney, OXF in magistrates court John Potter, of Stanton Harcourt, was fined 3s. 6d. and 10s. costs, Jackson's Oxford for having unlawful weights and measures on his premises. Journal, 14 August 1852, 2 1853 Sutton, OXF POTTER, John, carrier & shopkeeper P.O. Directory of Berkshire and Oxfordshire (1854), 599 1856 5 May Stanton Harcourt, OXF theft of property Edward Sheard (19), charged with...breaking and entering a shop, Jackson's Oxford and stealing one auger and other articles, the property of John Journal, 5 July 1856, Potter, at Stanton Harcourt. 5 1861 7 April Stanton Harcourt, OXF John POTTER Head M 48 Carrier Stanton Harcourt, OXF RG9 904 111 Alise POTTER Wife M 50 Do Wife Wytham, BKS William GERING Son U 18 Agr Labourer Stanford, BKS 1861 10 July Stanton Harcourt, OXF On the 10th inst. the Brize-Norton cricketers paid a visit to Stanton Jackson's Oxford Harcourt, and played a game with the club there...In the evening Journal, 20 July the village fiddler and the hand-bells were called into requisition, 1861, 8 and the dance gave an opportunity to the belles and beaux to enjoy the luxury, of which they eagerly availed themselves, of tripping "on the light fantastic toe," which they did to their hearts' content. 1862 Sutton, OXF POTTER, John, shopkeeper & carrier, Sutton Dutton, Allen, & Co’s Directory & Gazetteer of the Counties of Oxfordshire, Berkshire & Buckinghamshire (Manchester: 1863), 176 1863 Sutton, OXF POTTER, John, carrier & shopkeeper P.O. Directory of Northamptonshire, Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Berkshire, & Oxfordshire (London: 1864), 850 1866 25 September Oxford, OXF in magistrates court John Potter, a carrier, of Stanton Harcourt, was charged with Jackson's Oxford driving a horse unfit for work. The case was substantiated by Sergt. Journal, 29 Mills, from whose evidence it appeared that there were several September 1866, 5 wounds, some of which were fresh, and one bleeding. P.C. Soames corroborated this testimony, stating that he had never seen a horse in worse condition. Other evidence was given, and defendant was convicted in a penalty of 1l. and 1l. 12s. costs, the Mayor stating that he had himself inspected the animal, which was in a pitiable condition. It was an act of gross inhumanity to employ it. The Bench expressed their obligations to Professor Wall and the Rev. Mr. Macray for bringing the case under their notice. 1866 Sutton, OXF POTTER, John, Carrier, Sutton Melville & Co’s Directory of Berkshire, Oxfordshire, Bedfordshire and Northampton (London: 1867), 141 1871 2 April Stanton Harcourt, OXF John POTTER Head M 58 [Agl Labourer Stanton Harcourt, OXF] RG10 1450 135v Alise POTTER Wife M 66 Grocers Wytham, BKS 1875 Sutton, OXF POTTER, John, shopkeeper, Sutton J.G. Harrod & Co’s Royal County Directory of Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Berkshire and Oxfordshire (Norwich: 1876), 816 1876 29 May Sutton, OXF charged with John Potter, coal dealer, Sutton, was charged with having unjust The Witney Express, possessing unjust scales in his possession on the 29th May. Fined £3 and 14s. 6d. 13 July 1876, 8 scales costs. 1876 6 July Witney, OXF in magistrates court John Potter, of Sutton, charged with having unjust scales, was Jackson's Oxford fined 3l. and 14s. 6d. costs. Journal, 8 July 1876, 8 1877 1 October Oxford, OXF charged with cruelly The Banbury trating a horse Guardian, 4 October 1877, 7 1877 3 October Oxford, OXF in magistrates court John Potter, carrier, Stanton Harcourt, was charged with cruelly ill The Banbury treating a horse in High street, by working it whilst in an unfit state, Guardian, 4 October on Wednesday. Fine £3 and £1 8s. 6d. costs, if he kept the horse, 1877, 7 or if he had it destroyed the fine to be reduced to 10s. and to pay the costs; or one months' imprisonment. 1878 3rd Quarter Witney, OXF death of Alice registered aged 78 GRO Index 1878 27 September Stanton Harcourt, OXF burial of Alice aged 73, Sutton Original register transcript 1881 3 April Oxford, St. Ebbe, OXF John POTTER Ldg W 68 Carpenter Stanton Harcourt, OXF RG11 1503 14v 1891 5 April Oxford, St. Ebbe, OXF John POTTER Ldg W 77 Carpenter Stanton Harcourt, OXF RG12 1168 85 1892 5 March Oxford, St. Ebbe, OXF playing music [At the Inquest] Maximillian Charles Mitchell, carrier, Cumnor, said The Oxford Times 19 deceased was formerly a carrier, and was his father-in-law. He had March 1892, 5 done nothing regular of late. Witness had seen him frequently lately. He was always a strong man, and lived by himself. When he was a carrier he used to drink, but of late years he was temperate. He played at public-houses, and witness saw him on Saturday at the "Balloon," Queen-street. He left him at six o'clock. 1892 8 March Oxford, OXF [At the Inquest] James Holloway, 4, Nelson-yard, St. Aldate's, The Oxford Times 19 labourer, said he had known deceased for some time. On Tuesday March 1892, 5 witness was in Mr. Ward's wharf, Park End-street, about half-past five, and saw deceased. Witness told him the wharf was about to be closed for the night, and he made no answer. Witness went to the foreman, and said he thought deceased was ill. The foreman came and tried to get him up, but found he could not stand. He was sitting on a box where he had been working. Deceased was afterwards put on to a trolley and taken home. He did not speak, but seemed sensible. On arriving at the house the deceased took a key from his pocket, unlocked the door, and went in. Witness asked if they should help him upstairs, but he refused their assistance,and [sic] said he should be better to-morrow. As witness left, the deceased shut the door, and he heard him lock it. 1892 10 March Oxford, OXF [At the Inquest, Maximillian Charles Mitchell, said that] On The Oxford Times 19 Thursday morning witness had a letter from H.J. Owen, the March 1892, 5 landlord of the house, to say that the deceased was brought home ill on Tuesday night by four men, and he had not been seen since. Witness went to the house the same morning about twelve o'clock, and knocked several times, but had no answer. He then borrowed an iron bar and opened the door. On going upstairs to his bed- room he found deceased lying partly on the bed quite dead. He was fully dressed with the exception of his shoes being off. There was a candle on the table in the room, but it had apparently not been lighted. He believed deceased died naturally. His shoes were close to him, and it appeared as if he was about to undress and get into bed. 1892 1st Quarter Oxford, OXF death registered aged 78 GRO Index 1892 15 March Stanton Harcourt, OXF buried aged 78, Botley, Oxford Original register transcript

ASHBY, Samuel c1813 birth 1841 7 June Birmingham, St. Martin, ...Edwd SHIPSTON 60 Musician N HO107 1142 4 37 WAR Mary SHIPSTON 28 do N David STOKES 30 do Y Saml ASHBY 28 Musician N...

MARSHALL, Edward c1813 Oxford, OXF birth 1834 13 October Fifield, OXF married Edward MARSHALL, Tangley = Mary BLOXHAM, Bruern Original register [wit : Fanny PRATT [one witness only given]] transcript 1834 17 October Fifield, OXF baptism of Edward Lock Edward & Mary, Music Master Original register transcript 1834 23 October Fifield, OXF burial of Edward Lock Original register transcript 1837 8 January Fifield, OXF baptism of Henry Edward & Mary, Musician Original register Mitchel transcript 1839 8 July Shipton-under- baptism of George Edward & Mary, Musician, Milton-under-Wychwood Original register Wychwood, OXF Thomas transcript c1840 Milton-under- birth of Dillam Wychwood, OXF 1841 7 June Oxford, St. Clements, Edward MARSHALL 25 Musician Y HO107 876 10 4v OXF c1843 Sommertown, OXF birth of Francis 1851 30 March Newland, Coggs, OXF Edward MARSHALL Head M 37 Professor of Music Oxford HO107 1731 594 Mary MARSHALL Wife M 47 Radley, BKS George MARSHALL Son 12 Scholar at home Milton, OXF Dillam MARSHALL Son 10 Do Do Do Do / o o 594v Francis MARSHALL Son 7 D D Summerstown, OXF 1871 2 April Westminster, St. John ...Edward MARSHALL Ldg U 57 Music Professor Oxford RG10 123 30 the Evangelist, MDX 1881 3 April Union Workhouse, ...Edward MARSHALL [Pauper - W] RG11 1496 44 Headington Quarry, 66 Musician Oxford... OXF 1883 4th Quarter Headington, OXF death registered aged 69 GRO Index

BANNISTER, John Fiddle

1814 3 July Ambrosden, BKM baptised son of John & Elizabeth, Labourer, Blackthorn Original register transcript c1842 Charlton by Newbottle, birth of John NBL c1844 Charlton by Newbottle, birth of Joseph NBL c1846 Charlton by Newbottle, birth of William NBL c1848 Charlton by Newbottle, birth of Ann NBL c1850 Charlton by Newbottle, birth of Emma NBL c1851 Charlton by Newbottle, birth of James NBL 1853 2nd Quarter Northampton, NTH birth of Eliza registered GRO Index 1855 28 October Launton, OXF baptism of Thomas John & Mary, Labourer Original register transcript 1857 2nd Quarter Bicester, OXF birth of Kezia registered GRO Index 1857 29 November Launton, OXF baptism of Kezia John & Mary, Carpenter Original register transcript 1859 4th Quarter Bicester, OXF birth of Albert registered GRO Index 1859 27 November Launton, OXF baptism of Albert John & Mary, Sawyer Original register transcript 1860 7 August Bicester, OXF in magistrates court John Bannister, wheelwright, Launton, was, by Superintendent The Bicester Herald, Moulden, charged with having been drunk and disorderly at 10 August 1860, 4 Bicester, that morning. It appeared that the accused was taken into custody, in consequence of his shouting drunken vagaries in the Market Place, at about 2 o'clock. He also, was sent on his way, on his promise to leave the town. 1861 7 April Launton, OXF John BANNISTER Head M 46 Wheelwright Blackthorne, OXF RG9 899 69v Mary BANNISTER Wife M 36 Charlton by New- bottle, NBL John BANNISTER Son U 18 do do do Joseph BANNISTER Son U 16 Ag Lab do do William BANNISTER Son U 14 do do do do Ann BANNISTER Dau 12 Scholar do do Emma BANNISTER Dau 10 do do do James BANNISTER Son 9 do do do Eliza BANNISTER Dau 7 do Blackthorne, OXF Thomas BANNISTER Son 5 do do do Kezia BANNISTER Dau 3 Launton, OXF Albert BANNISTER Son 10Mo do do 1862 2nd Quarter Bicester, OXF birth of Alice registered GRO Index 1862 27 July Launton, OXF baptism of Alice John & Mary, Carpenter Original register transcript 1864 2nd Quarter Bicester, OXF birth of Mary Ann GRO Index registered 1864 31 July Launton, OXF baptism of Mary Ann John & Mary, Carpenter Original register transcript 1865 23 September Bicester, OXF in county court John Young, baker, Launton, v. John Bannister, sawyer, Launton. The Bicester Herald, Claim, £1 16s. 11d. Commitment case. 6 October 1865, 7 1866 2nd Quarter Blackthorne, NTH birth of Arthur registered GRO Index 1866 8 July Launton, OXF baptism of Arthur John & Mary, Sawyer Original register transcript 1866 8 October Launton, OXF charged with being Jackson's Oxford drunk and riotous Journal, 20 October 1866, 6 1866 12 October Bicester, OXF in magistrates court John Bannister, a "fiddler," of Launton, was charged by the The Bicester Herald, superintendent of Police (Mr. Moulden) with being drunk and 19 October 1866, 7 riotous at Launton on the preceding Monday evening. P.C. Stockford stated that on the previous Monday evening the defendant was very drunk and creating a great disturbance in the streets at Launton. He insulted all parties as they passed by. The Rev. Mr. Blomfield had reason to complain of his conduct. He did not strike anyone. He had a wife and family. Bannister, who did not attend was ordered to pay 5s fine, and 13s costs, or in default to be sent to Oxford for a fortnight. 1866 24 November Launton, OXF charged with being Jackson's Oxford drunk and riotous Journal, 8 December 1866, 8 1866 30 November Bicester, OXF in magistrates court John Massey, John Bannister, Richard Botley, Fred. Massey, and The Oxford Chronicle Joseph Bannister, all of Launton, were charged by Superintendent & Berks & Bucks Moulden with being drunk and riotous, on the 24th of Nov. - The Gazette, 8 December first four were convicted in fine and costs 15s. each; Joseph 1866, 7 Bannister was discharged on payment of 4s. costs. 1868 23 May Launton, OXF charged with being The Bicester Herald, drunk and riotous 12 June 1868, 7 1868 5 June in magistrates court Frederick Massey and John Bannister, of Launton, were charged The Bicester Herald, with being drunk and riotous in [sic] the 23rd of May in the parish of 12 June 1868, 7 Launton. John Young, constable of Launton, found F. Massey quite drunk at eight o'clock on the night in question and wanting to fight. Witness ordered him to put on his coat but he would not at first and wanted to fight any body. After a little while his brother came up and took him away. At the same time witness saw the other defendant also drunk and wanting to fight. He also was removed by his friends... P.C. Stockford...did not see the other man at that time but saw him before eight o'clock and he was very drunk then. Fine 8s, costs 11s, police 2s, in each case, or 21 days' imprisonment. 1869 22 February Bicester, OXF in county court as Edward Parrott and John Bannister, sawyers, of Launton, v. The Bicester Herald, complainant Edward Butler, wheelwright, Wendlebury. This was a claim of £1 26 February 1869, 7 14s 7d. - Mr. Mills defended. - The matter in dispute was concerning some sawing done by plaintiffs for the defendant. - The plaintiffs both distinctly swore that the work was to be done by the day, while on the other hand the defendant and his son were equally positive the men were on piece work, and had been paid all they were owed, being in fact 13s in defendant's debt. - No accounts were produced on either side, and his Honour at the conclusion of the evidence said that in such cases the burden of the proof belonged to the employer. The men were not expected to keep the books, and if the defendant had any he should have produced them. Then again the men ought to have been paid at the end of each week for the work they had done in the week, and if each had been done in this instance all litigation would have been avoided, for at the end of the first week there would have been a distinct understanding as to whether the work was to be done by the piece. He should therefore give judgment for the amount claimed £1 14s 7d, with 2s each for the men's expenses, the whole to be paid forthwith. 1871 2 April Launton, OXF John BANNISTER Head M 59 Journeyman Launton, OXF RG10 1444 68 Wheelwright (out of employ) Mary BANNISTER Wife M 46 Charlton, NBL John BANNISTER Son W 27 Ag Labourer do do Emma BANNISTER Dau U 20 do do do James BANNISTER Son U 18 do do do Eliza BANNISTER Dau 17 do Blackthorne, NTH Thomas BANNISTER Son 14 do do do Keziah BANNISTER Dau 13 Scholar do do Albert BANNISTER Son 11 do do do Alice BANNISTER Dau 9 do do do Arthur BANNISTER Son 5 do do do 1872 2nd Quarter Bicester, OXF death registered aged 53 [sic] GRO Index 1872 2 May Launton, OXF buried aged 60 Original register

LYE, Benjamin Francis

1814 8 April St. Pancras, Old baptised son of Francis & Susan IGI Church, MDX c1834 Bristol, St. Philip, GLO birth of John 1841 7 June Walcot, Bath, SOM Sally LEA 50 Laundress Y HO107 970 6 25v Benj LYE 25 Hair dresser N Ann LYE 25 Y... 1851 30 March Worcester, St. Andrew, ...Benjamin LYE Head Ldg HO107 2042 653 t WOR M 37 Musician S Pancras, MDX Ann LYE Wife Do M 37 Do Bristol Temple Meads John LYE Son U 17 Do Bristol, St Phillip Corte MANGES Head Ldg M 45 Do Munich, Germany Christopher MANGES Son Do 20 Do Do Do John MANGES Son Do 17 Do Do Do 1861 7 April Birmingham, St. Martin, Benjamin LYE Head M 47 Musician St. Pancras, MDX RG9 2144 86 WAR John LYE Son U 23 do Bristol, GLO 1871 2 April Liverpool, LAN Benjamin LYE Head M 57 Musician St. Pancras, MDX RG10 3790 26 ... LYE Wife " 58 ... Bristol, GLO John LYE Son U 36 Musician " " 1875 4th Quarter Clifton, GLO marriage registered Benjamin LYE = Eliza MATTHEWS GRO Index 1881 3 April Bristol, St. Philip & Benjamin LYE Head M 68 Musician London, MDX RG11 2498 102v Jacob Out, GLO Eliza LYE Wife M 65 Stroud, GLO 1891 5 April Bristol, St. Paul, GLO Benjamin LYE Head M 77 Engraver Gloucester RG12 1960 84v Elizabeth LYE Wife M 78 Stroud, GLO 1900 2nd Quarter Bristol, GLO death registered aged 84 GRO Index

PARTLETON, George Edward Dancing Master

1814 24 October Westminster, St. baptised son of Benjamin & Catherine IGI James, MDX c1833 Chipping Norton, OXF married George Edward PARTLETON = Frances JACKMAN IGI 1834 21 March Chipping Norton, OXF baptism of George George & Frances, Stage-player Original register Henry transcript 1835 20 November Newport Pagnall, BKM baptism of Catherine George & Frances IGI Louisa 1837 6 September Bedford, St. Paul, BDF baptism of Edward George & Frances PARTLITON IGI Charles 1840 9 September Bedford, St. Paul, BDF baptIsm of George George & Frances PARTLITON IGI ...George PARTLETON 25 Comedian N 1841 7 June Bicester, Market End, HO107 885 3 4v OXF Frances PARTLETON 25 N George PARTLETON 7 Y Catherine PARTLETON 5 N 1841 4th Quarter Northampton, NTH birth of Frances Helen GRO Index registered 1844 1st Quarter Banbury, OXF birth of Harriett Mary GRO Index registered 1846 2nd Quarter Banbury, OXF birth of Clara registered GRO Index 1846 5 June Banbury, OXF baptism of Clara George & Frances, Professor of Music, Church Lane Original register transcript 1847 4th Quarter Banbury, OXF death of Clara GRO Index registered 1847 20 December Banbury, OXF burial of Clara aged 1 year 9 months, Back Lane Original register transcript 1848 16 June Banbury, OXF baptism of Lucy George & Frances, Professor of Music, Neithrop Original register transcript George PARTLETON Head M 38 Teacher of Music London, MDX 1851 30 March Neithrop, Banbury, OXF HO107 1734 489v Frances PARTLETON Wife M 37 do Biggleswade, BDF Catherine Louisa PARTLETON Dau U 15 Scholar Newport Pagnall, BKM Frances Ellen PARTLETON Dau U 9 do Northampton Harriett M. PARTLETON do U 7 do Banbury, OXF Lucy PARTLETON do do 2 do do do 1852 2nd Quarter Banbury, OXF birth of William GRO Index registered 1852 10 June Banbury, OXF baptism of William George & Frances, Music Teacher, Back Lane Original register transcript 1852 3rd Quarter Banbury, OXF death of William GRO Index registered 1852 27 July Banbury, OXF burial of William aged 3 months Original register transcript 1852 8 October Banbury, OXF recommencement of MR. PARTLETON begs to announce to the Ladies and Gentlemen The Banbury dancing class of Banbury and its Vicinity, that his Public Class will re-assemble Guardian, 7 October on Friday, the 8th inst., with all the popular Dances, viz.. - 1852, 3, advertisement Coulon's new and most fashionable Quadrilles. La Kabyle La Sicilienne. La Gorlitza La Tempete. La Cellareus Schottische Polk s [sic] &c., &c.

Families not wishing to join a Public Class may have a Private Class formed, or be attended at their own residences. 1854 2nd Quarter Banbury, OXF birth of Alice Caroline GRO Index Sophia registered 1854 21 July Banbury, OXF baptism of Alice George & Frances, Teacher of Music, Neithrop Original register Caroline Sophia transcript 1857 4th Quarter Banbury, OXF death of Alice Caroline GRO Index Sophia registered 1857 19 December Banbury, OXF burial of Caroline aged 3, Neithrop Original register Sophia transcript 1861 7 April Neithrop, Banbury, OXF George PARTLETON Head M 48 Professor of Music MDX RG9 920 38 Frances PARTLETON Wife M 47 Teacher of Do Biggleswade, BDF Francis E. PARTLETON Son U 19 Scholar Northampton Harriett M. PARTLETON Dau U 17 Do Banbury, OXF Lucy PARTLETON Dau 12 Do Do Do 1866 2nd Quarter Banbury, OXF death registered aged 53 GRO Index 1866 22 May Banbury, OXF burial aged 53, Paradise Original register transcript

TIMMS, George ('The Bicester Fiddler') Fiddle

1814 10 March Bicester, OXF birth Original register 1814 15 March Bicester, OXF baptised son of William & Susannah, Private in the Oxfordshire Militia Original register 1833 8 July Bicester, OXF married George TIMMS, bachelor, of this parish = Original register Mary Ann MARCH x, spinster, of this parish [wit : Samuel SAVAGE x / Thomas Clark HICKS] 1841 7 June Bicester, Market End, George TIMMS 25 Ag. lab. Y HO107 885 4 5 OXF Mary TIMMS 25 F 1845 23 September Souldern, OXF played for dancing ...the Bull's Head, where the landlord Clifford had as he said "a The Northampton nice snug little party a dancing," to the strains of the Bicester Mercury, 4 October fiddler. 1845, 3 1851 30 March Bicester, OXF George TIMMS Head M 37 Musician Bicester, OXF HO107 1720 413 Mary TIMMS Wife do 34 Malta 1852 4 February On Wednesday last, Geo. Timms, the well-known fiddler, fell from Jackson's Oxford a wagon and dislocated his shoulder. Journal, 14 February 1852, 3 1861 7 April Bicester, OXF George TIMMS Head M 47 Musician [Bicester, OXF] RG9 900 113 Mary A TIMMS Wife do 43 Malta British Subject 1871 2 April Bicester, OXF George TIMMS Head M 57 Musician Bicester Market End, OXF RG10 1445 134 Mary TIMMS Wife do 53 Malta British Subject 1876 25 May Bicester, OXF buried aged 63 Original register 1876 2nd Quarter Bicester, OXF death registered aged 63 GRO Index

WYATT, John

1814 31 October Birmingham, St. Martin, baptised son of Samuel & Susanna IGI WAR 1840 4th Quarter Knaresborough, YKS marriage registered John WYATT = Ellen TOMLINSON GRO Index 1841 7 June Aston, WAR Samuel WYATT 60 Musician No HO107 1149 7 55 Susan WYATT 60 No Ann WYATT 35 Yes John WYATT 25 Musician Yes / 55v Samuel WYATT 5 No Charlotte WYATT 9 No 1841 3rd Quarter Knaresborough, YKS birth of Alfred registered GRO Index 1847 4th Quarter Knaresborough, YKS birth of Priscilla GRO Index registered 1850 1st Quarter Sunderland, DUR birth of Louisa GRO Index registered 1851 30 March Bishopwearmouth, DUR John WYATT Head M 36 Professor of Music Birmingham, WAR HO107 2396 98 Ellen WYATT Wife do 35 Harrogate, YKS Alfred WYATT Son 9 do do Pricilla WYATT Dau 3 do do Louisa WYATT Dau 1 do do 1852 2nd Quarter Sunderland, DUR birth of Clarissa GRO Index registered 1852 30 June Bishopwearmouth, DUR baptism of Clarissa IGI 1855 1st Quarter Sunderland, DUR birth of Emily Judith GRO Index registered 1871 2 April Pannal, YKS [Ellen becomes a widow between 1861 and this date] RG10 4289 13v

BUTT, James

1834 8 September Southam, GLO playing at a ball [He was] engaged as a musician, to play at the Ball given by Lord The Gloucester Ellenborough to his tenantry on Monday, but was too ill to continue Journal, 13 through the night. September 1834 1834 9 September Prestbury, GLO died INQUESTS...At Prestbury, on the body of JAMES BUTT; deceased The Gloucester had been at Lord Ellenborough’s late fete as one of the musicians, Journal, 20 and left the house between six and seven o’clock in the morning, September 1834 and went to Mr THOMAS FREEMAN’s, called the Grotto, and retired to bed, about two hours afterwards he was found dead.

RICKS, Louis

1834 17 June Upton cum Chalvey, married Louis RICKS = Elizabeth ATTKINS IGI BKM 1835 7 August Clewer, BKS baptism of Jannett Anne daughter of Louis & Elizabeth, Musician, Spittal Original register transcript

SMITH, George c1814 not known, ENG birth 1861 7 April Edinburgh, New Mary HENDERSON Head 60 Lodging House Keeper IRE... CSSCT1861_124, Greyfriars, MID George SMITH Ldg 46 Musician Street ENG page 2 Jane SMITH Ldg 50 Musician Street ENG...

WEBB, George

1815 28 May Great Bradley, SFK baptised son of Moses & Mary IGI 1837 [no date given] Great Bradley, SFK married George WEBB = Hannah SKOTCHNER IGI 1838 1st Quarter Risbridge, SFK birth of Kazia registered GRO Index c1839 Great Bradley, SFK birth of Moses 1841 7 June Great Bradley, SFK Geog WEBB 25 Ag Lab Y HO107 1032 2 18 Hannah WEBB 20 Y Kasiah WEBB 3 Y Moses WEBB 1 Y / 18v Joseph HAZLEWOOD 14 Ag Lab Y c1842 Great Bradley, SFK birth of Levi c1843 Great Bradley, SFK birth of Pamela c1844 Great Bradley, SFK birth of Mordecai c1846 Great Bradley, SFK birth of Mary c1847 Great Bradley, SFK birth of Harriet 1850 3rd Quarter Risbridge, SFK birth of George GRO Index registered 1851 30 March Great Bradley, SFK George WEBB Head M 35 Ag Lab Gt Bradley, SFK HO107 1787 282 Hannah WEBB Wife M 30 Little Thurlow, SFK Richard WEBB Son U 14 Gt Bradley, SFK Keziah WEBB Dau U 13 Scholar Do Do Moses WEBB Son 11 Scholar Do Do Levi WEBB Son 9 Scholar Do Do Pamela WEBB Dau 7 Scholar Do Do Mary WEBB Dau 3 Do Do George WEBB Son 6mo Do Do 1852 1st Quarter Risbridge, SFK birth of Sally registered GRO Index c1852 Great Bradley, SFK birth of Solomon c1853 Great Bradley, SFK birth of Selina 1855 1st Quarter Risbridge, SFK birth of Diana registered GRO Index 1858 1st Quarter Risbridge, SFK birth of Honor registered GRO Index 1859 2nd Quarter Risbridge, SFK birth of Margaret GRO Index registered 1861 7 April Great Bradley, SFK George WEBB Head M 44 ag. lab Great Bradley, SFK RG9 1125 33 Hannah WEBB Wife M 36 do do Wife Little Thurlow, SFK Keziah WEBB Dau U 27 do do Dau Great Bradley, SFK Moses WEBB Son U 21 ag. lab Gt Bradley, SFK Levi WEBB do U 18 do do do do Pamelia WEBB Dau U 17 do do Dau do do / Mordica WEBB Son U 16 ag. lab Great Bradley, SFK 33v Mary WEBB Dau U 14 do do Dau do do Harriett WEBB do U 13 do do do do do George WEBB Son U 12 ag. Lab do do Sally WEBB Dau U 10 do do Dau do do Solomon WEBB Son U 9 do do Son do do Silena WEBB Dau 7 do do Dau do do Dianna WEBB do 5 do do Dau do do Anah WEBB do 3 do do do do Margaret WEBB Dau 1 do do do do Frederick WEBB G'son 2 Grandson do do Jerry WEBB do do 3mo do do do 1871 2 April Great Bradley, SFK John TRUDGATE Head W 69 Butcher Lt Thurlow, SFK RG10 1712 38 George WEBB Bdr M 59 Musician Gt Bradley, SFK Hannah WEBB Wife Do 50 Lt Thurlow, SFK Margaret WEBB Dau 11 Gt Bradley, SFK 1881 3 April H.M. Prison, ...George WEBB [Prisoner M] RG11 1660 115 t Chesterton, CAM 65 [Gen Lab] G Bradley, SFK 1890 4th Quarter Risbridge, SFK death registered aged 75 GRO Index

BROOKS, John Fiddle

1815 27 April Culworth, NTH baptised son of William & Mary, Labourer Original register 1836 24 July Culworth, NTH baptism of Sarah Ann John & Mary, Labourer Original register 1838 3rd Quarter Brackley, NTH birth of Betsey GRO Index registered 1838 19 August Culworth, NTH baptism of Betsy John & Mary, Labourer Original register 1840 20 September Culworth, NTH baptism of Prudence John & Mary, Labourer Original register 1841 7 June Culworth, NTH John BROOKS 25 Ag Lab Y HO107 804 6 13 Mary BROOKS 20 Y Sarah BROOKS 4 Y / 13v Betsey BROOKS 2 Y Prudence BROOKS 10 Months Y 1843 5 March Culworth, NTH baptism of Rose John & Mary, Labourer Original register Hannah 1845 9 February Culworth, NTH baptism of George John & Mary, Labourer Original register 1847 22 August Culworth, NTH baptism of Thomas John & Mary, Labourer Original register 1850 21 February Culworth, NTH baptism of Temperance twin daughters of John & Mary, Labourer Original register & Leah 1851 30 March Culworth, NTH John BROOKS Head M 35 Ag Labour Culworth, NTH HO107 1735 [folio Mary BROOKS Wife M 33 Sulgrave, NTH not known - image Sarah Ann too dark] BROOKS Dau 14 Culworth, NTH Betsy BROOKS Dau 12 Do Do Prudence BROOKS Dau 10 Do Do Rose Hannah BROOKS Dau 8 Scholar Do Do George BROOKS Son 5 Do Do Do Thomas BROOKS Son 3 Do Do Do c1854 Culworth, NTH birth of William c1858 Culworth, NTH birth of Mary Ann 1861 7 April Culworth, NTH John BROOKS Head M 46 Ag. Lab. [Culworth, NTH] RG9 923 22v Mary BROOKS Wife M 44 Do Do George BROOKS Son U 16 Ag. Lab. Do Do Thomas BROOKS Son 14 Do Do Do Do William BROOKS Son 7 Scholar Do Do Mary Ann BROOKS Dau 3 Do Do Do 1871 2 April Culworth, NTH John BROOKS Head M 57 Ag. Lab. Culworth, NTH RG10 1469 23 Mary BROOKS Wife M 55 Lacemaker Do Do George BROOKS Son U 27 Ag. Lab. Do Do Thomas BROOKS Do Do 24 Ag Lab Do Do William BROOKS Do Do 16 Ag Lab Do Do Mary A BROOKS Dau 12 Lacemaker Do Do 1878 4th Quarter Brackley, NTH death of wife registered aged 61 GRO Index 1881 3 April Culworth, NTH John BROOKS Head W 58 Coachman (Domestic) Moreton Pink- RG11 1533 28 ney, NTH Mary VARNEY Sis-in-l W 64 House Keeper Culworth, NTH Elizabeth WYATT M-in-l W 87 Charwoman Cropredy, OXF 1891 5 April Culworth, NTH John BROOKS Head W 66 General Laborer Culworth, NTH RG12 1185 117 1899 3rd Quarter Brackley, NTH death registered aged 76 GRO Index

KING, John

1815 30 December Nottingham, St. Mary, baptism of Emma John & Mary Ann, Musician, Fletcher Gate Original register NTT transcript 1818 23 December Nottingham, St. baptism of John John & Mary, Musician, Park St Original register Nicholas, NTT transcript 1821 4 May Nottingham, St. baptism of Elizabeth John & Mary, Musician, Park St Original register Nicholas, NTT Ann transcript 1823 28 November Nottingham, St. baptism of Henrietta John & Mary, Music Master, Park St Original register Nicholas, NTT transcript c1826 not known, NTT birth of Jane 1841 7 June Nottingham, St. [John already dead?] Mary KING 50 Ind Y HO107 817 11 8 Nicholas, NTT Jane KING 14 Millener Y Henrietta KING 17 Y

MAKEPEACE, James Pipe & tabor

1815 13 August Westbury, BKM baptised son of John & Hepzebah, Labourer Original register 1834 4 March Westbury, BKM married James MAKEPEACE = Elizabeth PADBURY IGI 1835 12 July Westbury, BKM baptism of John James & Elizabeth, Labourer Original register 1836 6 November Westbury, BKM baptism of Henry James & Elizabeth, Labourer Original register 1838 1st Quarter Brackley, NTH birth of Jane registered GRO Index 1838 25 March Westbury, BKM baptism of Jane James & Elizabeth, Labourer Original register 1839 2nd Quarter Brackley, NTH birth of Catherine GRO Index registered 1839 2 June Westbury, BKM baptism of Catherine James & Elizabeth, Labourer Original register 1841 2nd Quarter Brackley, NTH birth of Ann registered GRO Index 1841 28 April Westbury, BKM baptism of Anne James & Elizabeth, Labourer Original register 1841 7 June Westbury, BKM James MAKEPEACE 25 Ag Lab Y HO107 44 34 7v Elizabeth MAKEPEACE 25 Y Jane MAKEPEACE 3 Y Catherine MAKEPEACE 2 Y Ann MAKEPEACE 2 weeks Y 1843 2nd Quarter Brackley, NTH birth of Joseph GRO Index registered 1843 16 April Westbury, BKM baptism of Joseph James & Elizabeth, Labourer Original register 1845 2nd Quarter Brackley, NTH birth of Elizabeth GRO Index registered 1845 between 25 Westbury, BKM baptism of Elisabeth James & Elizabeth, Labourer Original register May & 29 June [sic] 1847 18 April Westbury, BKM baptism of Hepzibah James & Elizabeth, Labourer Original register 1849 4th Quarter Brackley, NTH birth of Martha GRO Index registered 1849 4 November Westbury, BKM baptism of Martha James & Elizabeth, Labourer Original register 1850 1st Quarter Brackley, NTH death of Martha GRO Index registered 1851 30 March Westbury, BKM James MAKEPEACE Head M 35 Ag Lab [Westbury, BKM] HO107 1735 241v Elizabeth MAKEPEACE Wife M 39 Lace Maker Dosett Wooten, WAR Jane MAKEPEACE Dau 13 Westbury, BKM Catherine MAKEPEACE Dau 11 Do Do Ann MAKEPEACE Dau 10 Do Do Joseph MAKEPEACE Son 9 Do Do Elizabeth MAKEPEACE Dau 6 Do Do / Hephzibah MAKEPEACE Dau 4 Westbury, BKM 242 Goodwill GREEN Ldg U 53 Ag Lab Do Do 1858 4th Quarter Buckingham, BKM marriage of Catherine Charles BECKETT = Catherine MAKEPEACE GRO Index registered 1861 7 April Westbury, BKM James MAKEPEACE Head M 45 Carter [Westbury, BKM] RG9 922 97 Elizabeth MAKEPEACE Wife M 47 Lace Maker Avon Dassett, WAR Jane MAKEPEACE Dau 23 Do Do Westbury, BKM Joseph MAKEPEACE Son 19 Ag Lab Do Do Hephzibah MAKEPEACE Dau 12 Lace Maker Do Do David BECKETT G'son 2 Steeple Claydon, BKM 1871 2 April Turweston, BKM James MAKEPEACE Head M 56 Ag Labourer Westbury, BKM RG10 1467 24 Elizabeth MAKEPEACE Wife M 60 Evon Dasit, WAR Joseph MAKEPEACE Son U 27 Ag Labourer Westbury, BKM Heppy MAKEPEACE Dau U 23 Ditto Ditto Mary A. MAKEPEACE G'dau 3 Evenley, NTH 1876 16 November Westbury, BKM buried aged 62 Original register

MANDER, Richard

1814 Great Alne, WAR birth 1815 1 January Great Alne, WAR baptised son of WIlliam & Catherine IGI 1841 7 June Leamington Priors, Richard MANDER 25 Musician Y HO107 1135 11 17 WAR Henry MANDER 15 do Y Catherine MANDER 20 Y Martha SANDERS 15 F.S. N Charlotte LISTER 45 Ind N 1861 15 July Leamington Priors, married Richard MANDER = Esther EVANS IGI WAR 1861 3rd Quarter Warwick, WAR marriage registered Richard MANDER = Esther EVANS GRO Index 1862 4th Quarter Warwick, WAR birth of Richard Yates GRO Index registered 1871 2 April Leamington, WAR Richard MANDER Head M 56 Band Master Grt Alne, WAR RG10 3193 24 Esther MANDER Wife M 50 Walton, STS Richard Y MANDER Son U 8 Leamington, WAR Ann JEFFRIES Serv U 26 General Servant Helston, CRN 1881 3 April Leamington Priors, Richard MANDER Head M 66 Musician Grt Alne, WAR RG11 3091 78v WAR Esther MANDER Wife M 60 Walton, STS Richard Y MANDER Son U 18 Musician Leamington, WAR 1884 2nd Quarter Warwick, WAR death registered aged 69 GRO Index

WIGELSWORTH, Thomas

1815 18 August East Retford, NTT baptised son of Joseph & Ann WIGLESWORTH, Watch-maker, Carolgate Original register 1841 7 June Nantwich, CHS Squire GREENWOOD 15 Musician No HO107 117 1 14 Thomas WIGELSWORTH 25 Musician No Joseph WIGELSWORTH 20 Musician No

William BRAMINSON 25 Carman No Samuel BRAMINSON 25 Musician No Elizabeth BRAMINSON 60 No 1851 30 March Neath, GLA Samuel PETERS Head W 64 Inn Keeper Wandsworth, SRY... HO107 2463 229v Joseph JACKSON [Guest] U 24 Musician London... Edward WIGELSWORTH [Guest. Head] M 37 Travels with a East Retford, NTT Diorama Elizabeth WIGELSWORTH [Do. Wife] M 30 Newport, SAL Jane WIGELSWORTH [Do. Dau] U 5 Spilsby, LIN Martha WIGELSWORTH o [D . Dau] U 4 Bampton, CMB / 230 Thomas WIGELSWORTH [Guest] U 33 Artist to Diorama East Retford, NTT Joseph WIGELSWORTH Do U 31 Musician Do Do 1861 7 April Thorne, YKS Edward WIGELSWORTH RG9 3525 84 Ldg M 46 Photographic Retford, NTT Artist Elizabeth WIGELSWORTH Wife M 41 “ Wife Newport, SAL Jane WIGELSWORTH Dau 16 Spilsby, LIN Edward WIGELSWORTH Son 9 Scholar Pembroke, WLS Tom WIGELSWORTH Son 4 Scholar Wigton, CMB William WIGELSWORTH Son 2 Hexham, NBL Thomas WIGELSWORTH Bro M 43 Photographic Retford, NTT Artist John SHARP Vis 16 Saddler Crowle, LIN Henry SYMES Serv U 26 Violinist Cirencester, GLO 1866 4th Quarter Wakefield, YKS death registered aged 45 [as WIGGLESWORTH] GRO Index

BALDWIN, Jeremiah c1815 birth 1834 18 March not known, WAR birth of William IGI 1835 5 January Birmingham, St. Martin, baptism of William Jeremiah & Mary IGI WAR 1836 7 November Walsall, STS marriage registered Jeremiah BALDWIN = Mary Ann WALKER IGI c1836 not known, WAR birth of James 1839 12 October not known, WAR birth of Caroline IGI 1840 28 December Birmingham, St. Martin, baptism of Caroline Jeremiah & Mary IGI WAR 1841 7 June Birmingham, St. Martin, [as Jeremiha] Jeremiha BALDWIN 25 Musician no HO107 11 42 7 29 WAR Mary BALDWIN 25 no Willm BALDWIN 8 yes / 29v James BALDWIN 4 yes Caroline BALDWIN 1 yes 1845 13 February birth of Elizabeth IGI 1845 1st Quarter Birmingham, WAR birth of Elizabeth GRO Index registered 1845 3rd Quarter Walsall, STS death registered GRO Index 1847 9 June Birmingham, St. Martin, baptism of Elizabeth Jeremiah & Mary [posthumous] IGI WAR

BALL, George Elston c1815 at sea, British Subject birth 1841 7 June Leamington Priors, Geo. BALL 25 Musician N HO107 1135 12 6v WAR Sarah BALL 10 Y 1842 2nd Quarter Chelsea, MDX marriage registered George Elston BALL = Elizabeth Blatchford WEATHERELL GRO Index 1845 4th Quarter Warwick, WAR birth of Mary Elizabeth GRO Index registered 1847 4th Quarter Warwick, WAR birth of George Watkins GRO Index registered 1848 13 February Leamington, WAR baptism of George George & Elizabeth IGI Watkins 1851 30 March Leamington Priors, Geo BALL Head M 35 Proffessor of at sea, British Subject HO107 2072 187v WAR Music Elizth BALL Wife Do 34 St John Antigua Mary BALL Dau U 5 Leamington, WAR Geo BALL Son U 3 Do Do 1852 3rd Quarter Warwick, WAR birth of Samuel Thomas GRO Index registered 1852 23 November Leamington, WAR baptism of Samuel George & Elizabeth IGI Thomas 1861 7 April Leamington Priors, George BALL Head M 46 Professor of At Sea British Subject RG9 2220 5v WAR Music Elizabeth BALL Wife Do 38 Antigua British Subject Mary Eliz BALL Dau U 15 Scholar Leamington, WAR George W BALL Son U 13 do do do Samuel T BALL do 8 do do 1871 2 April Leamington, WAR [Elizabeth is a widow] RG10 3196 49v

BRAMINSON, Samuel c1815 birth 1841 7 June Nantwich, CHS Squire GREENWOOD 15 Musician No HO107 117 1 14 Thomas WIGELSWORTH 25 Musician No Joseph WIGELSWORTH 20 Musician No

William BRAMINSON 25 Carman No Samuel BRAMINSON 25 Musician No Elizabeth BRAMINSON 60 No

CANOPY, Lawrence c1815 birth 1841 7 June Sandwich, St. Mary, John QUESTED 40 Publican Y... HO107 494 15 9 KNT John MANNING 40 Showman N Ann DAVIS 60 N George DAVIS 55 Poor Man No / 9v Aaron COMPADON 25 Musician N Lawrence CANOPY 20 Musician N

COMPADON, Aaron c1815 birth 1841 7 June Sandwich, St. Mary, John QUESTED 40 Publican Y... HO107 494 15 9 KNT John MANNING 40 Showman N Ann DAVIS 60 N George DAVIS 55 Poor Man No / 9v Aaron COMPADON 25 Musician N Lawrence CANOPY 20 Musician N

GLOSTER, Joseph c1815 1841 7 June Powder, CRN Zebedee WEEKS 50 Publican N... HO107 148 8 40 Edward GILL 20 Comedian N William BLANDSHAW 25 Comedian N Henry NEWSOM 20 Musician N... / 40v Henry RYAN 20 Comedian N Mary LAWRENCE 25 Actress N Stephen LAWRENCE 30 Comedian N Stephen LAWRENCE jun 12 Comedian N... Joseph GLOSTER 25 Musician N Kate NEWSOME 25 Traveller N

HALL, RIchard c1815 birth son of Richard & Sarah 1841 6 June Birmingham, Lady Richard HALL 60 Boatbuilder No HO107 1140 6 34v Wood, WAR Sarah HALL 50 N Henry HALL 30 Picture Framer N Richard HALL 25 Musician N John HALL 20 Brass Founder N Sarah HALL 20 Silver Burnisher N William HALL 15 Ap. Y

HOLLIS, Charles c1815 birth 1841 6 June St. Austell, CRN Charles HOLLIS 25 Musician N HO107 146 2 9 Richard EALEY 30 do N

JENKS, Alfred c1815 birth r 1841 7 June Kenwyn, CRN Thomas THOMAS 65 Labo Y... HO107 147 15 6 Joseph MANDER 22 Musician N John THOLBY NK Above 20 do [=Musician] N / 6v Alfred JENKS 25 Musician N Arthur BINGHAM 20 Wild Beast Man N

MAIN, John c1815 Chichester, SSX birth 1851 30 March Swaffham, NFK ...George SALE [Ldg] W 49 Musician Tottenham, MDX HO107 1831 36v John MAIN Do U 35 Do Chichester, SSX James ADLAM Do M 29 Do Stirbridge, GLO Thomas HAID Do M 29 Do Wigston, LEI Joseph DEIGHTON Do M 25 Do Bradford, YKS William LIDLEY Do M 22 Do Newark, NTT

WALKER, John Fiddle / Dancing Master c1815 Masham, YKS birth 1837 4th Quarter Ripon, YKS marriage registered John WALKER = Elizabeth LECKENBY GRO Index 1840 4th Quarter Ripon, YKS birth of Ann registered GRO Index c1840 not known, YKS birth of William 1841 7 June Kirkby Malzeard, YKS John WALKER 25 Cart Wright Y HO107 1285 4 16v Elizabeth WALKER 20 Y Mary Ann WALKER 2 Y William WALKER 1 Y 1842 4th Quarter Ripon, YKS birth of John registered GRO Index 1844 2nd Quarter Ripon, YKS birth of Elisabeth GRO Index registered 1851 30 March Kirkby Malzeard, YKS John WALKER Head M 36 Boot & Shoe Maker Masham, YKS HO107 2281 458 Elizabeth WALKER Wife M 39 Bobbin Lace Knitter Ripon, YKS Ann WALKER Dau 10 Scholar Kirkby Malzeard, YKS John WALKER Son 8 Do Do Elizabeth WALKER Dau 6 Do Do 1854 2nd Quarter Ripon, YKS birth of Tom registered GRO Index 1854 23 June Kirkby Malzeard, YKS baptism of Tom John & Elizabeth, Fiddler, Kirkby Malzeard Original register 1861 7 April John WALKER Head M 46 Professor of Music Masham, YKS RG9 3197 80 Elizth WALKER Wife do 50 Ripon, YKS Elizth WALKER Dau U 16 Kirkby Malzd, YKS Thos WALKER Son 7 do do 1871 2 April Kirkby Malzeard, YKS The Head absent from home [further details] not know [sic] to the RG10 4278 12 enumerator

Elizabeth WALKER Wife M 60 Teacher of Music Ripon, YKS Wife Elizabeth WALKER Dau U 25 do Daughter Kirkby Malzeard, YKS Tom WALKER Son 16 do Son + Organist do do Mary G PREST G'dau 8 Scholar Knaresbro, YKS 1881 3 April Middlesborough, YKS John WALKER Head M 38 Agent for American Kirkby Malzeard, RG11 4847 77v Beef YKS Elizabeth WALKER Wife M 24 Grewelthorpe, YKS Frederick G WALKER Son 5 do do Kate L WALKER Dau 4 Stockton, DUR John WALKER Fath M 66 Teacher Masham, YKS 1881 3 April Kirkby Malzeard, YKS Head from home RG11 4319 8v

Elizabeth WALKER Wife M 70 Dancing Masters Ripon, YKS wife Elizabeth WALKER Dau U 37 do Daughter Kirkby Malzeard, YKS Georgiana WALKER G'dau U 19 do do 1889 2nd Quarter Ripon, YKS death of wife registered aged 83 GRO Index 1891 5 April Kirkby Malzeard, YKS John WALKER Head W 75 Teacher of Music Masham, YKS RG12 3512 4

FITZGERALD, Charles Robert

1816 7 April Norwich, St. baptised son of William & Frances [as Charles Robt.] IGI Parmentergate, NFK 1835 6 December Norwich, NFK birth of William James Charles Robert & Sarah IGI 1835 20 December Norwich, St. James baptism of William Charles Robert & Sarah IGI Pockthorpe, NFK James 1837 6 June Norwich, NFK birth of Emma Jane IGI 1837 23 July Norwich, All Saints, baptism of Emma Jane Charles Robert & Sarah IGI NFK 1840 3rd Quarter Norwich, NFK birth of Lydia registered GRO Index 1841 7 June Norwich, St. Helen, Chas FITZGERALD 25 Musician Y HO107 788 12 6v Sarah FITZGERALD 25 Wife N NFK m W . FITZGERALD 5 Y / 7 Emma FITZGERALD 4 Y Lydia FITZGERALD 1 Y 1841 9 May Norwich, NFK baptism of Lydia Charles Robert & Sarah IGI 1843 2nd Quarter Norwich, NFK birth of Clara Deborah GRO Index registered 1845 1st Quarter Norwich, NFK birth of Sarah Rachel GRO Index registered 1845 4th Quarter Norwich, NFK death of Sarah Rachel GRO Index registered 1847 2nd Quarter Norwich, NFK birth of Agnes Ellen GRO Index registrered 1849 4th Quarter Norwich, NFK birth of Kathleen Kate GRO Index registered 1851 30 March Norwich, St. Andrew, Chas R. FITZGERALD Head M 35 Professor of Music Norwich HO107 1816 26 NFK Sarah FITZGERALD Wife M 31 E. Indies, British Sujt William J. FITZGERALD Son U 15 Errand Boy Norwich ?... Emma J. FITZGERALD Dau U 13 Do Do Lydia FITZGERALD Dau 10 Do Do Clara D. FITZGERALD Dau 8 Norwich, NFK Agnes E. FITZGERALD Dau 4 Do Do Kathleen K. FITZGERALD Dau 1 Do Do 1851 3rd Quarter Norwich, NFK death of wife registered GRO Index 1856 4th Quarter Norwich, NFK marriage registered Charles Robert FITZGERALD = Emma BURRAGE GRO Index 1861 7 April Norwich, St. Peter Chas Robt. RG9 1217 180v Mancroft, NFK FITZGERALD Head M 44 Musician Norwich, NFK Emma FITZGERALD Wife do 28 Agnes FITZGERALD Dau 14 1871 2 April Norwich, NFK Charles R RG10 1813 71v FITZGERALD Head M 56 Musician [Norwich] Emma FITZGERALD Wife do 36 Do 1876 4th Quarter Norwich, NFK death registered aged 60 GRO Index

HUMPHRIS, Thomas Pipe & tabor

1816 14 April Hailey, OXF baptised son of William & Rachel [as HUMPHRISS] Original register 1839 15 July Witney, OXF married Thomas HUMPHRIS, full age, Bachelor, Butcher, Hailey, son of Original register William, Glover = transcript Sarah NICHOLAS, full age, Spinster, daughter of Charles, Labourer [wit : Jane HUDSON / Edward WEBB] 1839 3rd Quarter Witney, OXF marriage registered Thomas HUMPHRIS = Sarah NICHOLAS GRO Index 1840 31 May Hailey, OXF baptism of Charles Thomas & Sarah, Publican Original register 1841 6 June Hailey, OXF Thomas HUMPHRIS 25 Butcher Y HO107 872 34 38 Sarah 24 Y Charles 1 Y 1842 6 February Hailey, OXF baptism of William Thomas & Sarah, Labourer Original register 1847 1st Quarter Witney, OXF birth of George Nicholas GRO Index registered 1847 7 March Hailey, OXF baptism of George Thomas & Sarah, Labourer Original register Nicholas 1851 30 March Hailey, OXF Thomas HUMPHRIS Head M 35 Butcher Hailey, OXF HO107 1731 553 Sarah HUMPHRIS Wife M 33 Crawley, OXF Charles HUMPHRIS Son 10 Scholar Do Do William S. HUMPHRIS Son 8 Do Do Do George N. HUMPHRIS Son 4 Do Do 1852 16 December Hailey, OXF baptism of Thomas Thomas & Sarah, Labourer Original register 1861 7 April Hailey, OXF Thomas HUMPHRIS Head M 46 Butcher Hailey, OXF RG9 906 98 Sarah HUMPHRIS Wife M 44 Crawley, OXF Charles HUMPHRIS Son 20 Butcher Hailey, OXF William S. HUMPHRIS Son 19 Ag Lab Do Do George N. HUMPHRIS Son 14 Scholar Do Do Thomas HUMPHRIS Son 5 Do Do Do 1871 2 April Hailey, OXF Thomas HUMPHRIS Head M 55 Butcher Hailey, OXF RG10 1452 92 Sarah HUMPHRIS Wife M 53 Butchers Wife Crawley, OXF Thomas HUMPHRIS Son U 15 Do Apprentice Hailey, OXF 1881 3 April Hailey, OXF Thomas HUMPHRIS Head M 64 Butcher [Hailey, OXF] RG11 1515 88v Sarah HUMPHRIS Wife M 62 Crawley, OXF Thomas HUMPHRIS Son 25 Ag. Lab. Hailey, OXF 1888 4th Quarter Witney, OXF death registered aged 73 GRO Index 1888 27 November Hailey, OXF buried aged 73 Original register

PAINE, Charles Frederick

1816 14 October Marylebone, MDX birth IGI 1816 29 December Marylebone, St. Mary-St baptised son of James & Elizabeth IGI Marylebone Road, MDX 1841 6 June St. Marylebone, MDX James PAIN 62 Musician Y HO107 680 13 5v Corline PAIN 30 Y James PAIN 26 Y Charls PAIN 24 Y 1851 30 June Marylebone, MDX James PAINE Head W 72 Musician London, MDX HO107 1487 146 C. R. PAINE Dau U 41 " do do James H PAINE Son do 35 Musician do do Charles F PAINE d[o] do 33 do do do Lucy MAY Serv do 19 Housemaid Farnham, KNT 1855 4th Quarter Marylebone, MDX death of father GRO Index registered 1861 7 April Marylebone, MDX James H PAYNE Head U 46 Professor of Music Marylebone, MDX RG9 71 3 & Dealer Caroline R PAYNE Sis U 51 Do Do Do Do Charles F PAYNE Bro Do 44 Do Do Do Do Harriet ?NEADLE Serv Do 24 Servant Westminster, St. James, MDX

STOCKTON, Benjamin

1816 18 August Alford, LIN baptised son of Joseph & Mary IGI 1837 3rd Quarter Spilsby, LIN marriage registered Benjamin STOCKTON = Eleanor [?ROBINSON - bride not named GRO Index in this source] c1836 Alford, LIN birth of Hannah Robinson 1840 1st Quarter Spilsby, LIN birth of Henry registered GRO Index 1844 2nd Quarter Spilsby, LIN birth of Frederick GRO Index Charles registered 1851 30 March Alford, LIN Benjamin STOCKTON Head M 34 Boot & Shoe maker [Alford, LIN] HO107 2110 345v & Musician Eleanor STOCKTON Wife 31 Do Do Hannah Robinson STOCKTON Dau U 14 Do Do Henry Robinson STOCKTON Son U 11 Scholar Do Do Frederick Charles STOCKTON Son U 6 Do Do Do 1852 1st Quarter Spilsby, LIN birth of George William GRO Index registered 1859 3rd Quarter Spilsby, LIN birth of Alice Maria GRO Index registered 1861 7 April Hogsthorpe, LIN Joseph JOHNSON Head W 41 Surgeon &c &c &c Coningsby, LIN... RG9 2376 67v Benjamin STOCKTON Vis M 44 Musician Alford, LIN 1871 2 April Alford, LIN Benjamin STOCKTON Head M 56 Shoemaker Alford, LIN RG10 3396 12 (Retired) Eleanor STOCKTON Wife M 52 Do Do Martha E. STOCKTON Dau M 24 Milliner Do Do Elizabeth E. STOCKTON Dau U 22 Dressmaker Do Do George W. STOCKTON Son 19 Upholsterer &c Do Do (Apprentice) Alice M. STOCKTON Dau 12 Scholar Do Do Flory S. STOCKTON G'dau 1 Do Do 1881 3 April Alford, LIN Mr B STOCKTON Head M 66 Cordwainer Alford, LIN RG11 3258 98 Elenor STOCKTON Wife " 63 Do wife " " Elizabeth WILLIAMS Dau U 30 Soldiers wife " " Alfred WILLIAMS G'son 5 Scholar London Jenn... WILLIAMS G'dau 2 Alford, LIN Richard CHANDLER Ldg W 66 Tailor Minchinpainton 1884 2nd Quarter Spilsby, LIN death registered aged 67 GRO Index

ATHERILL, William Fiddle c1816 Manchester, LAN birth son of Lucy 1841 7 June Northwich, CHS William MORRIS 35 Hair Dresser and N... HO107 120 10 4 Publican William ATHRELL 25 Musician N... 1842 1st Quarter Manchester, LAN marriage registered William ATHERALL = Betsy BAILEY GRO Index 1851 30 June Witton cum Twanbrook, [Blind] William ATTERILL Head M 34 Violin Player Manchester, LAN HO107 2165 376 CHS Betsey ATTERILL Wife M 31 Northwich, CHS 1871 2 April Witton cum Twanbrook, [Blind from Birth] William ATHERIL Head M 55 Musician Manchester, LAN RG10 3697 47v CHS Betsy ATHERIL Wife Do 51 Northwich, CHS Lucy ATHERIL Moth W 73 Boots Mans Widow Manchester, LAN/ 48 Maria BARBER Bdr 6 Scholar Manchester, LAN Gill BARBER D 5 D D D Samuel SLATER Do W 64 Musician D D Mary BAILEY M-in-l W 79 Bricklayers Widow Witton, Northwich 1874 3rd Quarter Northwich, CHS death of mother aged 76 GRO Index registered 1880 2nd Quarter Northwich, CHS death of wife registered aged 60 [as Elizabeth] GRO Index 1880 4th Quarter Northwich, CHS marriage registered William ATHERILL = Agnes OAKES GRO Index 1881 3 April Witton, CHS [Blind] William ATHERILL Head M 64 Violinist [Manchester, LAN] RG11 3525 63 Agnes ATHERILL Wife M 54 Violinist’s Wife Morley Green, YKS Margaret OAKES G’dau 6 Scholar Wilmslow, CHS 1887 4th Quarter Northwich, CHS death registered aged 71 GRO Index

BARKER, Henry c1816 Acle, NFK birth 1851 30 March Norwich, St. George at [Blind] ...Henry BARKER Vis U 34 Musician Acle, NFK HO107 1814 18 Tombland, NFK

DAVIS, James c1816 Bromsgrove, WOR birth 1839 14 January Stoke Prior, WOR married James DAVIS = Martha JONES IGI 1839 1st Quarter Bromsgrove, WOR marriage registered James DAVIS = Martha JONES GRO Index 1839 1st Quarter Bromsgrove, WOR birth of John registered GRO Index 1839 17 March Stoke Prior, WOR baptism of John James & Martha IGI 1840 25 December Bromsgrove, WOR baptism of William James & Martha IGI 1841 1st Quarter Bromsgrove, WOR birth of William GRO Index registered 1841 7 June Bromsgrove, WOR James DAVIES 25 Shoe Maker Y HO107 1195 2 10 Martha DAVIES 20 Y John DAVIES 2 Y William DAVIS 5M Y John DAVIS 20 Shoe Maker J Y 1851 30 March Wardleworth, LAN ...James DAVIS [Ldg] M 35 Musician Bramsbro, WOR HO107 2246 367v Martha DAVIS Wife M 21 Do Wife Do Do John DAVIS Son U 12 Do Do 1861 7 April Bedwelty, MON James DAVIES Head M 45 Professor of Music Bromsgrove, WOR RG9 4005 47 Martha DAVIES Wife M 42 Stoke Prior, WOR John DAVIES Son U 22 do do 1871 2 April Bedwelty, MON James DAVIES Head M 55 Clark Bromsgrove, WOR RG10 2325 35 Martha DAVIES Wife " 52 " Wife " John DAVIES Son " 34 " " Walter SPENCER Bdr U 26 " " 1877 3rd Quarter Bedwelty, MON death of Martha aged 58 GRO Index registered 1881 3 April Bedwelty, MON John DAVIES Head M 42 Inn Keeper Finstall ?West... RG11 5246 85 James DAVIES Father W 64 Musician Bromsgrove... Rosa CALLAGHAN Bdr S 22 Musician Merthyr 1890 4th Quarter Bedwelty, MON death registered aged 74 [as DAVIES] GRO Index

EVANS, George c1816 birth 1851 Dorchester, DOR birth of Edith 1851 30 March Dorchester, Holy Trinity, George EVANS [Vis] M 34 Musician n.k. HO107 1858 98 Edith EVANS do M 28 do Wife n.k. DOR Edith EVANS do 1mo Dorchester, DOR

MACE, William Fiddle c1816 Bungay, SFK birth 1851 30 March Kings Lynn, NFK ...William MACE Ldg U 34 Fidler Bungay, SFK... HO107 1829 83v 1858 3rd Quarter Kings Lynn, NFK death registered GRO Index

SAUNDERS, Joseph

1817 3 March birth IGI 1817 4 March Westminster, St. baptised son of Joseph & Emily SANDER IGI James, MDX c1834 not known, MDX birth of John 1836 7 October Marylebone, MDX birth of Edwin IGI 1837 21 May St. Marylebone, All baptism of Edwin Joseph & Mary IGI Souls, MDX 1838 5 May Marylebone, MDX birth of George IGI 1838 2nd Quarter Marylebone, MDX birth of George Thomas GRO Index registered 1840 4th Quarter Marylebone, MDX birth of William Henry GRO Index registered 1841 7 June St. Marylebone, MDX Eliza SAUNDERS 22 ...... N HO107 675 5 32v Joseph SAUNDERS 25 Musician Y Mary SAUNDERS 25 Y John SAUNDERS 6 Y Edwin SAUNDERS 4 Y George SAUNDERS 3 Y William SAUNDERS 7M Y 1848 23 January St. Marylebone, All baptism of George Joseph & Mary, born 5 May 1838 IGI Souls, MDX 1845 4th Quarter St. Pancras, MDX birth of Matilda Ellen GRO Index registered 1847 27 December St. Marylebone, MDX birth of Charles IGI Richards 1848 23 January St. Marylebone, All baptism of Charles Joseph & Mary IGI Souls, MDX Richards 1848 23 January St. Marylebone, All baptism of George Joseph & Mary, born 5 May 1838 IGI Souls, MDX 1851 30 March St. Marylebone, MDX Josh SAUNDERS Head M 37 Musician St James, MDX HO107 1486 357v Mary SAUNDERS Wife M 41 S Giles, MDX Josh SAUNDERS Son 15 Marylebone, MDX Edwin SAUNDERS Son 14 Do Do George SAUNDERS Son 12 School Do Do Willm SAUNDERS Son 10 Do Do Do Matilda SAUNDERS Dau 5 Do St Pancras, MDX Charles SAUNDERS Son 3 Marylebone, MDX 1852 2nd Quarter Marylebone, MDX birth of James GRO Index registered 1857 1 October birth of Alfred Britton IGI 1857 4th Quarter Marylebone, MDX birth of Alfred Britton GRO Index registered 1857 15 November St. Marylebone, All baptism of Alfred Britton Joseph & Mary IGI Souls, MDX 1861 7 April St. Marylebone, MDX Joseph SAUNDERS Head M 46 Professor of St James, MDX RG9 70 37v Music Mary SAUNDERS Wife M 52 London, MDX George SAUNDERS Son U 22 Professor of M lebone, MDX Music William SAUNDERS Son U 20 do do M lebone, MDX Charles SAUNDERS Son U 10 M lebone, MDX / James SAUNDERS Son 8 M lebone, MDX 38 Alfred SAUNDERS Son 3 do do Matilda SAUNDERS Dau 15 do do William WEST Ldg M 65 no occupation do do Sophia WEST Ldg M 55 do do 1871 2 April St. Marylebone, MDX Joseph SAUNDERS Head M 55 Musician Westminster RG10 153 60v Mary SAUNDERS Wife do 61 Holborn St. Andrews Charles SAUNDERS Son U 23 Musician Marylebone James SAUNDERS do do 18 do do do do Alfred SAUNDERS do do 14 do do... 1881 3 April Marylebone, MDX Joseph SAUNDERS Head M 65 Proffessor of Westminster, MDX RG11 137 21 Music George SAUNDERS Son Do 41 Do. Marylebone, MDX Jane SAUNDERS Wife of Son Do 27 Nil. Do. Edwin SAUNDERS Son of Son 16 Do. Do. 1887 3rd Quarter Marylebone, MDX death registered aged 72 GRO Index

WATTS, James Pipe & tabor

1817 6 April Cottisford, OXF baptised son of Thomas & Anne, Labourer Original register 1841 7 June Enstone, OXF John HOOPER 54 Farmer Y... HO107 878 11 9v James WATTS 24 M. S. Y 1843 31 October Wardington, OXF married James WATTS, 26, Bachelor, of this Parish, Labourer, son of Original register Thomas, Labourer = transcript Anne MAINWOOD x, 24, Spinster, of this Parish, daughter of Samuel, Labourer [wit : Thomas MAINWOOD / Joanna MAINWOOD] 1843 4th Quarter Banbury, OXF marriage registered James WATTS = Ann MAINWOOD GRO Index 1846 2nd Quarter Banbury, OXF birth of Samuel GRO Index registered 1850 1st Quarter Banbury, OXF birth of Hannah GRO Index registered 1851 30 March Wardington, OXF James WATTS Head M 34 [Ag Lab] [Wardington, OXF] HO107 1734 199v Ann WATTS Wife Do 31 Do Do o o Samuel WATTS Son 4 D D / 200 Hannah WATTS Dau 1 Wardington, OXF James BOSCOLD Ldg U 65 Tailor Aynhoe, NTH 1852 2nd Quarter Banbury, OXF birth of Mark registered GRO Index 1858 1st Quarter Banbury, OXF birth of Thomas GRO Index registered 1861 7 April Wardington, OXF James WATTS Head M 44 Ag Lab Cottisford, OXF RG9 920 77 Ann WATTS Wife M 42 Wardington, OXF Hannah WATTS Dau 11 Scholar Do Mark WATTS Son 9 Do Do Thomas WATTS Son 3 Do 1862 1st Quarter Banbury, OXF birth of John registered GRO Index 1865 3rd Quarter Banbury, OXF birth of Sarah registered GRO Index 1871 2 April Wardington, OXF James WATTS Head M 54 Agl Labourer Cotsford, OXF RG10 1466 115v Ann WATTS Wife M 50 Wardington Thomas WATTS Son 13 Agl Labourer " John WATTS Son 9 Scholar " Sarah WATTS Dau 5 Do " 1881 3 April Wardington, OXF James WATTS Head M 65 Ag Lab Cottisford, OXF RG11 1530 22 Ann WATTS Wife Do 60 Wardington, NTH Sarah WATTS Dau 15 General Servant 1887 2nd Quarter Banbury, OXF death registered aged 70 GRO Index 1887 23 May Wardington, OXF buried aged 70 Original register

GIBBS, Benjamin c1817 Soho, London, MDX birth son of Ann 1841 7 June Ann GIBBS 62 Stay Maker N HO107 686 13 6 Henry GIBBS 35 Teacher of Music Y Benjamin GIBBS 23 Do Do Y William GIBBS 13 Apprentice Engineer Y 1843 3rd Quarter St. Pancras, MDX marriage registered Benjamin GIBBS = Martha Robins Little LAWDAY GRO Index c1848 St. Pancras, MDX birth of Eliza A. 1848 3rd Quarter Pancras, MDX birth of Eliza A. [as 'Female'] GRO Index registered 1850 St. Pancras, MDX birth of Annie J. 1850 4th Quarter Pancras, MDX birth of Annie J. [as 'Female'] GRO Index registered 1851 30 March St. Pancras, MDX Benjn GIBBS Head M 33 S Pancras, MDX HO107 149 637v Martha R.L. GIBBS Wife do 37 do do / 638 Eliza A GIBBS Dau 2 St Pancras, MDX Annie J GIBBS do 4mo do do Ann GIBBS Moth W 72 SAL Henry GIBBS Bro U 54 Arist [sic] Music S Marylebone, MDX 1861 7 April Pancras, MDX Benjamin GIBBS Head M 43 Musician St Ann's, Soho, RG9 96 23 MDX Martha Robins Lottie GIBBS Wife " 47 St Pancras, MDX Eliza Ann GIBBS Dau U 12 " " Annie Jane GIBBS " " 10 " " Thomas Benjn GIBBS Son U 8 " " Henry GIBBS Bro U 54 St. Marylebone, MDX 1863 3rd Quarter St. Pancras, MDX death of Martha Robins GRO Index Little registered 1869 2nd Quarter Edmonton, LDN marriage registered Benjamin GIBBS = Matilda GREEN GRO Index 1870 1st Quarter Islington, MDX birth of Florence Susan GRO Index registered 1871 2 April Islington, MDX Benjamin GIBBS Head M 53 Professor of Music Soho, MDX RG10 301 7 Matilda GIBBS Wife M 36 Hornsay, MDX Florence S. GIBBS Dau 1 Islington, MDX Thomas B. GIBBS Son U 18 Warehouse ?... St. Pancras, MDX Henry GIBBS Bro U 64 Professor of Music Marylebone, MDX 1872 3rd Quarter Islington, MDX birth of Frances Mary GRO Index registered 1873 3rd Quarter Islington, MDX birth of Frederick GRO Index Charles registered 1875 1st Quarter Islington, MDX birth of Ernest Edward GRO Index registered 1881 3 April London, St. Mary, MDX Benjamin GIBBS Head M 63 Professional London RG11 277 99 Musician Matilda GIBBS Wife " 46 Finchley Frederick C. GIBBS Son 7 Scholar Islington Ernest E. GIBBS Son 6 " " Florence S. GIBBS Dau 11 " " Frances M. GIBBS Son 8 " " 1891 5 April Islington, MDX Benjamin GIBBS Head M 73 Musician Soho, LDN RG12 148 165 Matilda GIBBS Wife M 56 Finchley, LDN Florence S. GIBBS Dau S 21 Islington Frances M. GIBBS Son S 18 Draper's Asst. do Frederick C. GIBBS Son S 17 Wine Merchant's do Clerk Ernest E. GIBBS Son S 16 Butchers Publisher's do Asst 1894 1st Quarter Islington, MDX death registered aged 76 GRO Index

HOPE, Henry c1817 London birth 1841 6 June Arbroath, Angus, SCT ...Henry HOPE 20 Musician ENG CSSCT1841_39- Thos HOLMES 27 Stage Player SCT ... 0236, page 6 1851 30 March Glasgow, St. Enoch, ...Henry HOPE Ldg 34 Musician ENG CSSCT1851_155, SCT Mary Ann HOPE Ldg 27 Dressmaker ENG... page 19 1856 4th Quarter Livepool, LAN death of Mary Ann GRO Index registered 1861 7 April Everton, Liverpool, LAN Joseph KEANE Head M 37 Teacher of Music Dublin... RG9 2712 12v Henry HOPE Ldg W 40 Teacher of Music London

YOUNG, John c1817 Carlisle, CMB birth c1836 SCT birth of John H 1841 Plymouth, DEV birth of Ellen 1841 7 June Truro, St. Clement, Ellen YOUNG 25 N HO107 147 3 48 CRN John YOUNG 30 Musician N John YOUNG 4 N Ellen YOUNG 4m N c1843 IRE birth of Elizabeth 1850 3rd Quarter Liverpool, LAN birth of James GRO Index registered 1851 30 March Liverpool, LAN John YOUNG Head M 33 Musician Carlisle, CMB HO107 2180 300v Ellen YOUNG Wife M 30 Do Wife Ideny, IRE / 301 John YOUNG Son 12 Musician SCT Ellen YOUNG Dau 11 Scholar Plym, DEV Elizth YOUNG Dau 7 Do IRE James YOUNG Son 1 Sporle, LAN...

ALGAR, John

1818 3 August Norwich, St. Michael baptised son of James & Hannah IGI Coslany, NFK 1841 7 June Norwich, St. Clement, James ALGAR 45 Shoe m Y HO107 788 5 25v NFK Hannah ALGAR 50 Y John ALGAR 20 Y Charles ALGAR 17 Y Stephen ALGAR 15 Y 1851 30 March Norwich, St. Mary of James ALGAR Head M 56 Shoemaker (Journeman) [Norwich, NFK] HO107 1812 216 Coslany, NFK Hannah ALGAR Wife M 62 do do John ALGAR Son U 32 Woolcomber (Journeyman) do do Charles ALGAR Son U 26 Shoemaker (Journeman) do do 1854 1st Quarter Norwich, NFK marriage registered John ALGAR = Ann BELL GRO Index 1854 4th Quarter Norwich, NFK birth of Hannah GRO Index registered 1856 2nd Quarter Norwich, NFK birth of John Stephen GRO Index registered 1858 3rd Quarter Norwich, NFK birth of George GRO Index registered 1860 4th Quarter Norwich, NFK birth of Arthur registered GRO Index 1861 7 April Norwich, NFK John ALGAR Head M 47 Cordwainer [Norwich, NFK] RG9 1212 39v Ann ALGAR Wife M 39 Silk Weaver do Hannah ALGAR Dau U 6 Scholar do John S. ALGAR Son 4 do George ALGAR Son 2 do Arthur ALGAR Son 8mo do William BELL S-in-l 13 Cordwainer do 1871 2 April Norwich, NFK John ALGAR Head M 52 Factory Hand Norwich, NFK RG10 1788 108 Ann ALGAR Wife M 49 Do Do Hannah ALGAR Dau U 16 Do Do John S. ALGAR Son 15 Boot Closer Do George ALGAR Son 12 Errand Boy Do Arthur ALGAR Son 10 Scholar Do 1881 3 April Great Yarmouth, NFK John ALGAR Head W 62 Musician Norwich, NFK RG11 1912 109v John S. ALGAR Son 24 Boot Maker " George ALGAR " 22 Musician " Arthur ALGAR " 20 Boot Maker " 1887 1st Quarter Yarmouth, NFK death registered aged 68 GRO Index

CASTREE, Joseph Cornelius Fiddle

1818 19 June Orcop, HEF birth IGI 1818 22 June Orcop, HEF baptised son of Richard & Mary IGI 1841 7 June Garway, HEF Richard CASTREE 55 Ag Lab Y HO107 431 3 23 Mary CASTREE 59 Y Cornelius CASTREE 20 Ag Lab Y 1843 1st Quarter Monmouth, MON marriage registered Cornelius CASTRE = Margaret BURGUM GRO Index c1847 Wormebridge, HEF birth of Mary A. 1851 30 March Monmouth, MON [Blind] Cornelius CASTREE Head M 30 Musician Orcop, HEF HO107 2444 498v Margaret CASTREE Wife M 46 Wife Galway William VAUGHAN Ldg U 61 Clock Cleaner St Weonards Joseph VAUGHAN Ldg U 58 Clock Cleaner Galway 1860 1st Quarter Monmouth, MON death of wife registered GRO Index 1861 7 April Llangarren, HEF [Blind from Birth] Mary CASTRY Head W 90 Ag Lab Widow Wormebridge, RG9 1815 34 HEF Cornelius CASTRY Son U 37 Orcop, HEF Mary A CASTRY G'dau 13 Wormebridge, HEF 1871 2 April Much Dewchurch, HEF [Blind from Birth] Richard HILL Head M 37 Coal Agent Ross, HEF... RG10 2690 61 Joseph Cornelius CASTREE Vis W 51 Musician Orcop, HEF 1881 3 April St. Weonards, HEF [Blind] ...Joseph Cor CASLEY Ldg U 61 Fiddler Orcop, HEF RG11 2587 14v 1883 2nd Quarter Ross, HEF marriage registered Cornelius CASTREY = Susanna WILLIAMS GRO Index 1891 5 April Workhouse, Abbeydore, ...Cornelius CASTREE [Pauper] RG12 2065 5v HEF M 71 [Agricultural Lab] Orcop, HEF 1895 3rd Quarter Stourbridge, WOR death registered Joseph CASTREE, aged 72 GRO Index

PERRY, George

1818 3 December Norwich, NFK birth IGI 1818 4 December Norwich, St. Peter baptised son of George & Charlotte IGI Mancroft, NFK 1841 7 June Lambeth St. Mary, SRY George PERRY 48 Professor of Music N HO107 1058 7 48v Charlotte PERRY 46 N George PERRY 22 N Sarah PERRY 24 N Emily PERRY 17 N Harriet PERRY 13 Y 1851 30 March St. Marylebone, MDX George HO107 1488 140v PERRY Senr Head M 55 Composer & professor Norwich, St. of Music Gregorys Charlotte PERRY Wife M 53 Professors Wife Do Do George PERRYJunr Son U 30 Professor of Music Do Do Harriet PERRY Dau U 21 Professors Daughter Lambeth, SRY 1861 7 April Marylebone, MDX Geo' PERRY Head W 67 Teacher of Music Norwich RG9 72 77v Geo' PERRY Son U 43 do do Harriet PERRY Dau " 23 Dress maker Lambeth, SRY 1871 2 April Paddington, St. Mary, George PERRY Head U 50 Professor of Music Norwich, NOR RG10 9 12 LDN Harriet PERRY Sis U 35 Dressmaker Lambeth, SRY 1881 3 April Paddington, St. Mary, George PERRY Head U 58 Musician Norwich RG11 5 40 LDN Harriet PERRY Sis " 40 Dressmaker Lambeth, SRY 1882 1st Quarter Marylebone, MDX death registered aged 62 GRO Index

ROBINSON, John

1818 23 February Wilsden, YKS baptised son of Thomas & Sarah IGI c1843 Dewsbury, YKS birth of Miranda 1851 30 March Wilsden, YKS John ROBINSON Head M 33 [Power Weaver Wilsden, YKS HO107 2311 575 Wordsted Hotn] Mary ROBINSON Wife do 29 Do Do Allerton, YKS Miranda ROBINSON Dau U 7 Scholar Dewsbury, YKS 1861 7 April Dudley, WAR ...Thomas ELLIS [Ldg] U 27 Musician Dewsbury, YKS RG9 2059 20v Joseph BRIGG do M 40 do Haworth, YKS Henry BOTTOMLEY do M 40 do Siloden, YKS John ROBINSON do M 43 do Wilsden, YKS... 1881 3 April Manthorpe cum Little Ellen YARFORTH Head W 55 [Little Gonerby, LIN] RG11 3232 62 Gonerby, LIN James YARFORTH Son U 21 Bricklayer Do Do John ROBINSON Vis W 63 Musician Wilsden, YKS Francis CARLTON Vis M 31 Do Manchester, LAN George HOBSON Vis M 28 Do Leeds, YKS 1891 5 April Otley, YKS William WADE Head M 46 Cut Looker in Wilsden, YKS RG12 3529 13 Worsted Factory Marinda WADE Wife M 47 do do Edith WADE Dau S 23 Burler in Worsted do do Factory Alfred WADE Son S 21 Warehouseman Bingley, YKS in do Martha Ann WADE Dau S 11 Scholar Mountain Queens- bury, YKS John ROBINSON F-in-l W 73 Wilsden, YKS

WIGELSWORTH, Joseph

1818 26 July East Retford, NTT baptised son of Joseph & Ann WIGLESWORTH, Watch Maker, Churchgate Original register 1841 7 June Nantwich, CHS Squire GREENWOOD 15 Musician No HO107 117 1 14 Thomas WIGELSWORTH 25 Musician No Joseph WIGELSWORTH 20 Musician No

BAKER, William c1818 birth 1888 early May Steventon, BKS in magistrates court A travelling musician named William Baker, seventy years of age, The Abingdon was sentenced to 14 days’ hard labour for indecency, at Steventon. Herald, 12 May 1888, 7 1888 mid - late May in gaol The Abingdon Herald, 12 May 1888, 7

BOSS, Thomas c1818 Beverley, YKS birth 1840 2nd Quarter Doncaster, YKS marriage registered Thomas BOSS = Mary Ann WOOD GRO Index 1841 17 February birth of Mary Elizabeth Original register 1841 2 March Newark upon Trent, St. baptism of Mary Thomas & Mary Ann, Professor of Music, Newark Original register Mary, NTT Elizabeth 1841 7 June Newark upon Trent, Thomas BOSS 20 Professor of Music N HO107 868 3 13v NTT Mary BOSS 20 N Mary BOSS 4months Y Sarah ASLIN 20 F.S. Y 1847 2nd Quarter Ecclesall Bierlow, YKS birth of John George GRO Index registered 1851 30 March Nether Hallam, YKS Thomas BOSS Head M 32 Professor of Music Beverley, YKS HO107 2336 50v Mary Ann BOSS Wife M 31 Doncaster, YKS John George BOSS Son 4 Sheffield, YKS Emma OSBORNE Serv U 13 House Servant Do Do 1852 2nd Quarter Ecclesall Bierlow, YKS birth of Ann Ada GRO Index registered 1859 2nd Quarter Ecclesall Bierlow, YKS death of Mary Ann GRO Index registered 1861 7 April Nether Hallam, YKS Thomas BOSS Head M 42 Professor of Music Beverley, YKS RG9 3462 28 & Insurance Agent John G BOSS Son 14 Solicitor's clerk Sheffield, YKS Ann A BOSS Dau 8 Do Do Ann OLIVERI Serv U 19 General Servant Oldwater, YKS 1862 1st Quarter Sheffield, YKS marriage registered Thomas BOSS = Frances BINGLEY GRO Index 1863 3rd Quarter Sheffield, YKS birth of Thomas Bingley GRO Index registered 1868 2nd Quarter Sheffield, YKS birth of Alice Maud GRO Index registered 1871 2 April Brightside Bierlow, YKS Thomas BOSS Head M 52 Collector & Insur- Beverley, YKS RG10 4697 101v rance Agent Frances BOSS Wife M 38 Grimesthorpe, YKS Ann Ada BOSS Dau U 18 Sheffield, YKS Thomas B BOSS Son 7 Scholar do do Alice Maud BOSS Dau 2 Brightside, YKS Joseph BIGLEY F-in-l W 72 Scissor Forger Grimesthorpe, YKS (Retired) Henrietta BRITTAIN Serv U 19 General Serv Sheffield, YKS 1871 3rd Quarter Sheffield, YKS death registered aged 53 GRO Index

HALL alias COLLINSON, Thomas Pipe & tabor c1818 Noke, OXF birth 1841 7 June Oxford, St. Giles, OXF Thomas HALL 25 Labourer Y HO107 891 5 16v Fanny HALL 20 Y 1843 mid June Oxford, OXF in county court Thomas Hall applied for a warrant of ejectment against John The Oxford Chronicle Phipps, to recover possession of a cottage at Garsington, now and and Reading for some years back in the occupancy of Phipps as a weekly Gazette, 17 June tenant. It was proved in evidence that Phipps received on the 14th 1843, 4 of May a written notice to leave, since which time he has paid no rent; notice of the intended proceedings against him was also given. Phipps not appearing, a warrant to issue was granted. c1851 Noke, OXF birth of Fanny 1858 19 September Noke, OXF baptism of Esther Thomas & Elizabeth, Labourer Original register Elizabeth 1861 7 April Noke, OXF Thomas HALL Head M 40 Agricultural Labourer [Noke, OXF] RG9 897 82 Fanny HALL Dau 9 Scholar Do Do 1866 2nd Quarter Bicester, OXF birth of Sydney J. GRO Index COLLINSON registered 1866 12 August Islip, OXF baptism of Sydney Thomas & Elizabeth COLLINSON IGI James COLLINSON 1870 1st Quarter Bicester, OXF birth of Frederick GRO Index registered 1871 2 April Islip, OXF Thomas HALL Head M 55 Agrl. Lab. General Noke, OXF RG10 1442 53 Elizabeth HALL Wife M 35 Great Milton, OXF Sydney J. HALL Son 4 Scholar Islip, OXF Frederick HALL Son 1 Infant do do 1874 1st Quarter Bicester, OXF birth of Susan & Ellen GRO Index registered 1874 20 February Islip, OXF baptism of Susan & Thomas & Eliza IGI Ellen 1877 3rd Quarter Bicester, OXF birth of Arthur George GRO Index registered 1881 3 April Islip, OXF Thomas HALL Head M 63 Ag. Lab. Noke, OXF RG11 1505 48 Eliza HALL Wife M 40 Field Lab Great Milton, OXF Sydney HALL Son 14 Ag Lab. Islip, OXF / 48v Frederick HALL Son 11 Ag Lab. Islip, OXF Susan HALL Dau 7 Scholar Islip, OXF Ellen HALL Dau 7 Scholar Islip, OXF Arthur G HALL Son 3 Scholar Islip, OXF 1890 4th Quarter Bicester, OXF death registered aged 72 GRO Index 1890 5 December Islip, OXF buried aged 72 Original register

HALL, William Fiddle c1818 Ely, CAM birth 1847 4th Quarter Ely, CAM marriage registered William HALL = Sarah PAGE GRO Index 1851 30 June Ely Trinity, CAM William HALL Head M 32 Violin Player Ely, CAM HO107 1764 359 Sarah HALL Wife M 20 " "

RICHARDSON, S. Fiddle

1838 mid September Luton, HRT ?playing music Thomas Thoms, who described himself as a man who sells The Bedford Mercury earthenware, without having any fixed residence, was charged with and Huntingdon stealing a bundle, containing some silk handkerchiefs, &c. the Express, 29 property of W. Cudgbrook, carrier... September 1838, 3 S. Richardson, a fiddler, said I was at the Crown when Cudgbrook said he would prosecute Thoms if he did not tell where the parcel was, and that he would have the law of him if it cost him 10l... 1838 24 September Luton, HRT in magistrates court as The Bedford Mercury witness and Huntingdon Express, 29 September 1838, 3

SPANNER, John c1818 Newport, IOW, HAM birth son of William & Catherine 1841 7 June Northwood, HAM William SPANNER 50 Ag Lab Y HO107 407 6 4v Catherine SPANNER 50 Y Benjamin SPANNER 20 Ag Lab Y Hanah SPANNER 17 Y John SPANNER 13 Y 1843 4th Quarter IOW, HAM marriage registered John SPANNER [wife's name uncertain, but not Ellen] GRO Index 1850 2nd Quarter Sculcoates, YKS birth of Edith registered GRO Index 1850 16 June Drypool, YKS baptism of Edith John & Ellen IGI 1851 30 March District Garrison of Hull ...John SPANNER [Private] M 31 [Soldiers of the Newport, HAM... HO107 2360 764v th stationed in the Citadel, 46 Regiment] YKS c1854 Liverpool, LAN birth of Elizabeth 1857 2nd Quarter Liverpool, LAN birth of Henry registered GRO Index 1857 22 June Liverpool, St. Peter, baptism of Henry John & Ellen IGI LAN 1859 27 March birth of Mary Ellen IGI 1860 25 April Liverpool, St. Peter, baptism of Mary Ellen John & Ellen IGI LAN 1861 2 March birth of Charles Thomas IGI 1861 1st Quarter Liverpool, LAN birth of Charles GRO Index registered 1861 2 July Liverpool, St. Peter, baptism of Charles John & Ellen IGI LAN Thomas 1861 7 April Liverpool, LAN John SPANNER Head M 39 Milk dealer Newport, IOW RG9 2651 57 Helen SPANNER Wife M 32 Preston, LAN Edith SPANNER Dau 10 Scholar Hull, YKS Elizth SPANNER Dau 6 do Liverpool, LAN Henry SPANNER Son 3 do do Mary Ellen SPANNER Dau 2 do Charles SPANNER Son 1Mo do 1864 1st Quarter Liverpool, LAN death of Charles, Mary GRO Index Ellen & William registered 1865 1st Quarter Liverpool, LAN birth of Charles GRO Index registered 1868 2nd Quarter Liverpool, LAN birth of Ellen registered GRO Index 1871 2 April Liverpool, LAN John SPANNER Head M 49 Milk Dealer Newport, IOW RG10 3756 124 Ellen SPANNER Wife M 41 Preston, LAN Edith SPANNER Dau U 25 Seller of milk Hull, YKS Henry SPANNER Son 13 Liverpool, LAN Charles SPANNER Son 6 do do Ellen SPANNER Dau 3 do do 1881 3 April Union Workhouse, ...SPANNER John W 64 Musician Southton Psh, RG11 1177 131 Parkhurst, IOW, HAM Newport... 1891 5 April Isle of Wight Union ...SPANNER John [Inmate S] 74 Intinerant Musician Newport, IOW, RG12 889 82v Workhouse, Parkhurst, HAM... IOW, HAM 1899 2nd Quarter IOW, HAM death registered aged 82 GRO Index

THOLBY, John c1818 birth 1841 7 June Kenwyn, CRN Thomas THOMAS 65 Labor Y... HO107 147 15 6 Joseph MANDER 22 Musician N John THOLBY NK Above 20 do [=Musician] N / 6v Alfred JENKS 25 Musician N Arthur BINGHAM 20 Wild Beast Man N

ADCOCK, William Fiddle

1819 3 January Tamworth, STS baptised son of Thomas & Eleanor IGI 1841 7 June Tamworth, STS Ellen ADCOCK 50 Widow Y HO107 1130 24 William ADCOCK 20 Violinist Y George ADCOCK 10 Y Elizabeth ADCOCK 8 Y John ADCOCK 30 Male Servant Y Dorothy AUSTINS 40 Dress Maker Y 1846 2nd Quarter Tamworth, STS marriage registered William ADCOCK = Sarah Ann WORMSLEY GRO Index 1847 1st Quarter Tamworth, STS birth of Elizabeth Ann GRO Index registered 1851 30 March Wilnecote, WAR William ADCOCK Head M 30 Grocer & Victualler Tamworth, STS HO107 2013 348 Sarah Ann ADCOCK Wife M 25 Fazeley, STS / 348v Elizabeth Ann ADCOCK Dau 4 Wilnecote, WAR John LAKIN Serv U 19 Servant Brewer Polesworth, WAR Ann GILIVER Serv U 16 House Servant Tamworth, STS 1859 4th Quarter Tamworth, STS birth of William Henry GRO Index registered 1861 7 April Fazeley, STS William ADCOCK Head M 42 Grocer & Inn Keeper Tamworth, STS RG9 1970 105 Sarah Ann ADCOCK Wife M 35 Fazeley, STS William H. ADCOCK Son U 1 do do Hannah FORD Serv U 21 House Servant Atherstone, WAR Caroline BUCK do U 13 Nurse Stafford, STS 1871 2 April Fazeley, STS William ADCOCK Head M 52 Brewer & Inn Keeper Tamworth, WAR RG10 2912 49 Sarah Ann ADCOCK Wife M 45 do Wife Fazeley, STS Elizabeth Ann ADCOCK Dau U 24 Assistant Waiter Wilnecote, STS William H. ADCOCK Son U 10 Scholar Fazeley, STS 1881 3 April Fazeley, STS William ADCOCK Head M 62 Licensed Victualler Tamworth, STS RG11 2669 167 Sarah A. ADCOCK Wife M 55 Fazeley, STS Elizabeth A. ADCOCK Dau U 34 Wilnecote, STS William H. ADCOCK Son U 21 Chemist's Assistant Fazeley, STS Fanny SCOTT Serv U 23 General Serv Shenstone, STS 1884 3rd Quarter Tamworth, STS death registered aged 65 GRO Index

COX, Daniel Fiddle

1819 27 January Charlbury, OXF baptised son of William & Elizabeth, Oatmeal-maker, Finstock Original register transcript 1841 7 June Finstock, OXF William COX 55 Oatmeal M yes HO107 873 7 10 Elizabeth COX 50 yes Daniel COX 20 yes Esther COX 15 yes 1843 18 January Eynsham, OXF married Daniel COX, full age, Bachelor, Oatmeal Maker, son of William, Original register Oatmeal Maker = transcript Mary EELES x, full age, Spinster, Gloveress, daughter of Edward, Keeper [wit : M.A. FARRAR / C.E.M. FARRAR] 1843 1st Quarter Witney, OXF marriage registered Daniel COX = Mary EELES GRO Index 1843 2nd Quarter Chipping Norton, OXF birth of Alfred registered GRO Index 1843 20 May Finstock, OXF baptism of Alfred Daniel, Miller [no mother named in this source] Original register transcript 1851 30 March Finstock, OXF Daniel COX Head M 32 Agricultural Lab [Finstock, OXF] HO107 1732 162/1 Mary COX Wife M 29 Gloveress Do Do 153v Alfred COX Son 7 Do Do

[Living adjacent to piper Stephen DORE] 1854 30 January Finstock, OXF witness to marriage of Timothy COX x, 27, Labourer, Finstock, son of Thomas, Labourer Original register sister Hester = Hester COX x, 30, Finstock, daughter of William, Labourer transcript [wit : Daniel COX / Emily BOWERMAN] 1855 1 May Spelsbury, OXF On Thursday last the school of this parish, belonging to Lord Dillon, Jackson's Oxford held their annual feast...[In the evening] Mr. D. Cox and his son Journal, 5 May 1855, were the violinists on the occasion. 5 1860 4 January Kirtlington, OXF This ball took place at the Six Bells Inn, on the evening of the 4th Jackson's Oxford inst., and was well attended by the respectable inhabitants of the Journal, 14 January village. Dancing commenced at nine o'clock, and was kept up with 1860, 8 spirit till twelve, when the company adjoined to another room, where a cold repast was provided by the hostess, Mrs. Scarsbrook, and of which about 70 partook. Dancing was again resumed till daybreak, to the excellent music supplied by Mr. Cox and Mr. Lancebury, of Finstock, who were engaged for the occasion. Between the dances several good songs were sung, and this added greatly to the evening's enjoyment. Before the company separated, the hostess kindly provided them gratuitously with breakfast, of which about forty partook, and all appeared perfectly satisfied with the evening's entertainment. 1861 7 April Finstock, OXF Daniel COX Head M 42 ag Lab [Finstock, OXF] RG9 909 45 Mary COX Wife M 39 Gloveress Leafield, Do 1862 4th Quarter Chipping Norton, OXF death registered GRO Index 1862 7 November Finstock, OXF burial aged 42 Original register transcript

MOORE, John

1819 18 August birth IGI 1819 12 September Wellington, SAL baptised son of Richard & Elizabeth IGI 1837 owned a manuscript Camden Town, tune book bearing this Vaughan Williams date Memorial Library (via Roy Palmer) 1839 owned a manuscript Vaughan Williams tune book bearing this Memorial Library (via date Roy Palmer) 1840 3rd Quarter Wellington, SAL marriage registered John MOORE = Jane WILLINGTON GRO Index 1841 7 June Wellington, SAL Elizb MOORE 40 Publican Yes HO107 907 2 7 John MOORE 21 Nursery & Seed Yes Jane MOORE 26 Yes 1851 30 March Wellington, SAL John MOORE Head U 34 Ag Labourer Wellington, SAL HO107 1997 255 1861 7 April Leighton, SAL John MOORE Head M 42 Gardener Wellington, SAL RG9 1868 33 Jane MOORE Wife M 47 do Wife Leighton, SAL 1871 2 April Leighton, SAL John MOORE Head M 54 Road Man Wellington, SAL RG10 2768 30 Jane MOORE Wife M 57 Toll Collector Leighton, SAL 1881 3 April Leighton, SAL John MOORE Head M 64 Road Laborer Wellington, SAL RG11 2648 32 Jane MOORE Wife M 67 Leighton, SAL 1884 2nd Quarter Atcham, SAL death registered aged 68 GRO Index

ROXBEE, Joseph

1819 5 December birth IGI 1820 28 December Birmingham, St. baptised son of Joseph & Mary IGI Phillips, WAR 1841 7 June Birmingham, St. Pauls, Joseph ROXBEE 50 Button m Y HO107 1144 3 49 WAR Mary ROXBEE 50 Musician Y Sarh ROXBEE 20 Warehouse Girl Y Joseph ROXBEE 20 Musician Y Ann ROXBEE 15 Button m Y Jane ROXBEE 15 Fancy worker Y Thomas ROXBEE 14 Jewelry Y Emma ROXBEE 10 Y Martha ROXBEE 7 Y 1851 30 March Birmingham, St. Pauls, Joseph ROXBEE Head M 61 Whip Maker (Master) Birmingham, WAR HO107 2056 140 o o o WAR Mary ROXBEE Wife M 60 " " D D D Joseph ROXBEE Son U 31 Teacher of Music Do Do Do Ann ROXBEE Dau U 29 Button Bag & Box Do Do Do Maker (Journeywoman) Thomas ROXBEE Son U 24 Jeweller (Journeyman) 1871 2 April Birmingham, St. Henry GARDNER Head M 40 Artist Theatrical Birmingham, WAR RG10 3100 137v Thomas, WAR Rachel R GARDNER Wife M 45 " Do do Joseph ROXBYE Bdr U 50 Teacher of Music Do do Mary PORTER Serv W 61 Domestic Servant Market Harbo- rough, LEI 1873 3rd Quarter Birmingham, WAR marriage registered Joseph ROXBEE = Ann Eliza ASHFORD GRO Index 1881 3 April Birmingham, St. Joseph ROXBY Head M 61 Retail Brewer Bham RG11 2999 72 Georges, WAR Ann ROXBY Wife 52 " do Thomas ASHFORD Son 32 Builder do Frederick ASHFORD " 28 Jeweller do Lavina SHEPHEARD Vis 26 Barmaid do 1891 1st Quarter Birmingham, WAR death registered aged 71 GRO Index

TURLE, James Zebedee

1819 7 January Taunton, St. Mary baptised son of James & Mary IGI Magdelene, SOM 1838 31 December Wincanton, SOM married James Lelidee [sic] TURLE, son of James = Mary Ann GODFREY IGI 1838 4th Quarter Taunton, SOM marriage registered James Zebebee TURLE = Mary Ann GODFREY GRO Index 1840 1 March Trull, SOM baptism of Philip James & Mary Ann, Musician Original register transcript 1840 3rd Quarter Taunton, SOM birth of Ellen registered GRO Index 1841 2nd Quarter Taunton, SOM birth of Mary registered GRO Index 1841 7 June Wilton, SOM James TURLE 21 Musician Y HO107 959 26 20v Maryann TURLE 22 Y Ellen TURLE 2 Y Phillip TURLE 1 Y N K 2months Y 1842 4th Quarter Taunton, SOM death of Mary GRO Index registered 1843 4th Quarter Bishops Hull, SOM birth of Herbert GRO Index registered 1844 4th Quarter Taunton, SOM birth of Elizabeth Ann GRO Index registered 1847 2nd Quarter Taunton, SOM birth of James GRO Index registered 1848 4th Quarter Taunton, SOM birth of Mary registered GRO Index 1851 30 March Bishops Hull, SOM James TURLE Head M 32 French Polisher [Taunton, SOM] HO107 1923 170 M A TURLE Wife M 33 North Petherton, SOM E TURLE Dau U 12 Trull, SOM P TURLE Son U 11 Trull, SOM H TURLE Son U 7 Bishops Hull, SOM E TURLE Dau U 6 Do Do J TURLE Son U 4 Do Do M TURLE Dau U 2 Do Do 1851 2nd Quarter Taunton, SOM birth of William GRO Index registered 1852 3rd Quarter Taunton, SOM birth of Harriett GRO Index registered 1854 1st Quarter Taunton, SOM birth of Eliza registered GRO Index 1855 2nd Quarter Taunton, SOM birth of Emma GRO Index registered 1856 2nd Quarter Taunton, SOM birth of Jane registered GRO Index 1860 1st Quarter Taunton, SOM birth of Henry registered GRO Index 1861 7 April Taunton, SOM James Z.TURLE Head M 42 French Furniture [Taunton, SOM] RG9 1618 38 Polisher Mary Ann TURLE Wife M 43 Wife of Do Do Do Ellen TURLE Dau U 22 House Servant Trull, SOM Elizabeth Ann TURLE Dau " 17 Do Do Bishops Hull, SOM James TURLE Son " 13 Cordwainer Do Do William TURLE Son " 10 Scholar Do Do Harriett TURLE Dau " 8 Do Do Do Eliza TURLE Dau " 7 Do Do Do Emma TURLE Dau " 5 Do Do Do Jane TURLE Dau " 4 Do Do Do Henry TURLE Son " 1 Taunton, SOM 1862 1st Quarter Taunton, SOM birth of Louisa GRO Index registered 1871 2 April Taunton, St. James, James TURLE Head M 52 French Polisher [Taunton, SOM] RG10 2373 54v SOM Mary Ann TURLE Wife M 52 Spinner N. Petherton, SOM William TURLE Son U 21 Groom Bps. Hull, SOM Eliza TURLE Dau U 17 Dress Maker do do Emma TURLE Dau 16 Glover do do Jenny TURLE Dau 14 Silk Factory Taunton, SOM Henry TURLE Son 11 Scholar do do Louisa TURLE Dau 9 do do do Clara TURLE G'dau 4 do do do 1881 3 April Taunton, St. James, James TURLE Head M 63 French Polisher Taunton, SOM RG11 2368 84 SOM Mary A. TURLE Wife M 63 North Petherton, SOM Jenney TURLE Dau U 25 Machinist Bishops Hull, SOM Henry TURLE Son U 21 Groom Taunton, SOM Louisa TURLE Dau U 20 Machinist Taunton, SOM 1891 5 April Taunton, St. James, James TURLE Head M 73 French Polisher Taunton, SOM RG12 1877 60v SOM Mary A. TURLE Wife M 73 North Petherton, SOM Louisa TURLE Dau U 29 Machinist Taunton, SOM 1900 4th Quarter Taunton, SOM death registered aged 82 GRO Index

TURNPENNY, Henry William

1819 16 November birth IGI 1820 31 July Birmingham, St. baptised son of Henry & Elizabeth IGI Phillips, WAR 1838 16 July Westminster, St. married Henry TURNPENNY = Susannah RUMBLE IGI Clement Danes, MDX 1840 21 February Clerkenwell, MDX birth of Susannah IGI 1840 1st Quarter West London birth of Susannah GRO Index regtistered 1840 7 March Finsbury, St. Sepulchre, baptism of Susannah Henry & Susannah IGI MDX 1841 7 June Finsbury, St. Sepulchre, ...Henry TURNPENNY 20 Musician yes HO107 669 1 39 MDX Susannah TURNPENNY 20 yes Susannah TURNPENNY 15 months yes 1841 17 December Clerkenwell, MDX birth of Mary Ann IGI 1842 6 February Finsbury, St. Sepulchre, baptism of Mary Ann Henry & Susanna [as TURN PENNY] IGI MDX 1844 23 August Clerkenwell, MDX birth of Henry William IGI 1845 22 May Shoreditch, St. baptism of Henry Henry & Susannah IGI Leonards, MDX William 1845 1 August Shoreditch, MDX birth of Isabella Harriet IGI c1848 Shoreditch, MDX birth of Joseph 1851 Shoreditch, MDX birth of Sarah 1851 30 March Shoreditch, MDX Henry TURNPENNY Head M 34 Musician Westminster HO107 1534 414v Susan TURNPENNY Wife M 33 St. Giles, MDX Susan TURNPENNY Dau 11 Clerkenwell Mary TURNPENNY Dau 10 Do Henry TURNPENNY Son 8 Do Isabella TURNPENNY Dau 4 Shoreditch Joseph TURNPENNY Son 2 Do Do Sarah TURNPENNY Dau 2 Months Do 1851 2 April Shoreditch, St. John the baptism of Isabella Henry & Susannah IGI Baptist, MDX Harriet 1853 13 February Shoreditch, MDX birth of Edward IGI 1853 3 August Shoreditch, St. John the baptism of Edward Henry & Susannah IGI Baptist, MDX 1856 4 February Shoreditch, MDX birth of Charles IGI 1857 28 October Shoreditch, St. John the baptism of Charles Henry & Susannah IGI Baptist, MDX 1858 4th Quarter Shoreditch, MDX death registered [as Henry William] GRO Index

GOODHALL, George Fiddle

1839 11 May Basingstoke, BKS assailant charged at Thomas Southern and John Moor, excavators on the railway, for The Reading magistrates court an assault on Charles Wright, landlord of the 'Harrow,' were fined Mercury, 11 May 18s. each, penalty and costs; Southern was also convicted in the 1839, 3 like penalty and costs, for an assault on George Goodhall, an itinerant fiddler.

BRIGG, Joseph

1820 25 December Haworth, YKS baptised son of David & Alice BRIGGS IGI 1841 7 June Haworth, Bradford, YKS David BRIGG 40 Wool Comber Y HO107 1295 6 24 Alice BRIGG 40 Do Y Joseph BRIGG 20 Do Y Sarah BRIGG 15 Worsted Factory Y Girl Thomas BRIGG 14 Y Benjamin BRIGG 5 Y Hannah BRIGG 4 Y Sarah WHITHAM 9 Y 1845 4th Quarter Keighley, YKS marriage registered Joseph BRIGG = Hannah SMITH GRO Index 1846 1st Quarter Keighley, YKS birth of Martha Ann GRO Index registered c1847 Keighley, YKS birth of Benjamin 1850 2nd or 4th Keighley, YKS birth of Elizabeth GRO Index Quarter registered 1851 30 March Haworth, YKS Joseph BRIGG Head M 31 Wool Comber Haworth, YKS HO107 2287 835v Hannah BRIGG Wife M 27 Power Loom Keighley, Hob coat, Weaver (worsted YKS [sic] Elizabeth BRIGG Dau 1 Haworth, YKS 1852 2nd Quarter Keighley, YKS birth of Smith registered GRO Index 1857 3rd Quarter Keighley, YKS birth of Sarah Alice GRO Index registered 1861 7 April Dudley, WAR ...Thomas ELLIS [Ldg] U 27 Musician Dewsbury, YKS RG9 2059 20v Joseph BRIGG do M 40 do Haworth, YKS Henry BOTTOMLEY do M 40 do Siloden, YKS John ROBINSON do M 43 do Wilsden, YKS... 1862 4th Quarter Keighley, YKS birth of Joseph Smith GRO Index registered c1865 crippled in some RG11 4348 45v manner 1870 1st Quarter Keighley, YKS death of Hannah aged 45 GRO Index registered 1871 2 April Keighley, YKS Joseph BRIGG Head M 50 Musician Haworth, YKS RG10 4317 47v Martha Ann BRIGG Dau U 25 Worsted Weaver Keighley, YKS Benjamin BRIGG Son 23 Bookkeeper Do Do Elizabeth BRIGG Dau 20 Domestic Haworth, YKS Smith BRIGG Son 18 Worsted Spinning Haworth, YKS Overlooker Sarah Alice BRIGG Dau 13 Worsted Spinner Do Joseph BRIGG Son 7 Scholar Bingley, YKS 1881 3 April Heaton, YKS [Cripple 15 years] Joseph BRIGGS Head W 60 Musician Haworth, YKS RG11 4348 45v Sarah Ann BRIGGS Dau U 23 Worsted weaver do operator Joseph BRIGGS Son U 17 Mechanic (Journer) Keighley, YKS (apprentice) 1888 1st Quarter Keighley, YKS death registered aged 67 GRO Index

GLOVER, William Fiddle

1820 23 June Walsall, St. Matthew, baptised son of John & Sarah IGI STS 1841 6 June Walsall, STS John GLOVER 45 Iron founder yes HO107 983 11 7 Sarah GLOVER 45 yes James GLOVER 25 Iron founder yes William GLOVER 20 yes Joseph GLOVER 15 yes 1844 4th Quarter Walsall, STS birth of Sarah registered GRO Index 1851 30 June Walsall, STS [Blind] William GLOVER Head M 28 Violin Player Walsall, STS HO107 2023 515 Maryann GLOVER Wife M 27 Harness Stitcher do do Sarah GLOVER Dau 7 Scholar do do 1861 7 April Walsall, STS [Blind] William GLOVER Head M 38 Musician Walsall, STS RG9 2016 63 Mary GLOVER Wife M 37 Stitcher do do Sarah GLOVER Dau 18 do do do 1871 2 April Walsall, STS William GLOVER Head M 48 Musician Walsall, STS RG10 2964 9 Mary GLOVER Wife M 45 Shopkeeper Do Do Mary J GLOVER G’Dau 11 Scholar Do Do 1878 4th Quarter Walsall, STS death registered aged 57 GRO Index

MARTIN, William

1820 29 January birth IGI 1822 15 March Birmingham, St. Philips, baptised son of James & Rebecca IGI WAR 1841 7 June Birmingham, St. Peter, James MARTIN 50 Musician Y HO107 114 3 5v WAR William MARTIN 25 Do Y Mary ...... 15 Y Ann HAYWOOD 10 Y Enoch RUSSELL 20 Do N Mary RUSSELL 20 N

NEWCOMB, William

1820 8 December Leicester, St. Margaret, baptised son of William & Mary IGI LEI 1841 7 June Bourne, LIN WIlliam NEWCOMB 50 Musician Y HO107 615 22 16 Mary NEWCOMB 40 Y William NEWCOMB 20 Musician Y Ellen NEWCOMB 15 Y Beliner NEWCOMB 12 Y Lucy NEWCOMB 10 Y Alfred NEWCOMB 7 Y Caroline NEWCOMB 6 Y 1861 7 April Little Gonerby, LIN Mary NEWCOMB Head M 62 House Keeper Syston, LEI RG9 2351 46v William NEWCOMB Son U 37 Musician Leicester, LEI Robert NEWCOMB Son U 36 a a a

WOOMBELL, John

1820 6 February Wellow, NTT baptised son of George & Hannah IGI 1841 7 June Wellow, NTT George WOOMBELL 45 Tailor Y HO107 852 16 11v Susanna WOOMBELL 45 Y John WOOMBELL 21 Tailor J Y Sarah WOOMBELL 19 Dress Maker Y Elizabeth WOOMBELL 16 Y Maria WOOMBELL 13 Y Susanna WOOMBELL 10 Y 1845 2nd Quarter York, YKS marriage registered John WOOMBELL = Susanna CLAY GRO Index 1848 4th Quarter Goole, YKS birth of William [as WOMBELL] GRO Index registered 1850 2nd Quarter Hull, YKS birth of John George GRO Index registered 1851 30 March Kingston upon Hull, John WOMBELL Head M 31 Musicianer Wellow, NTT HO107 2369 813 YKS Susanna WOMBELL Wife M 24 Laxton, NTT William H WOMBELL Son 2 London, MDX John G WOMBELL Son 1 Hull, YKS 1858 3rd Quarter Lincoln, LIN birth of Harriet GRO Index registered 1858 25 July Lincoln, St. Peter baptism of William John & Susanna WOOMBALL IGI Eastgate, LIN Henery, John George & Harriett 1861 7 April Lincoln, St. Benedict, John WOOMBELL Head M 41 Musician Wellow, NTT RG 9 2359 52 LIN Susannah WOOMBELL Wife M 34 Laxton, NTT William WOOMBELL Son 12 London, MDX John WOOMBELL Son 11 Hull, YKS Harriet WOOMBELL Dau 2 Lincoln, LIN 1866 3rd Quarter West London death registered aged 46 GRO Index

BOTTOMLEY, Henry

1820 13 August Silsden, YKS baptised Thomas & Hannah IGI 1861 7 April Dudley, WAR ...Thomas ELLIS [Ldg] U 27 Musician Dewsbury, YKS RG9 2059 20v Joseph BRIGG do M 40 do Haworth, YKS Henry BOTTOMLEY do M 40 do Silsden, YKS John ROBINSON do M 43 do Wilsden, YKS...

BROADIS, George Fiddle c1820 Brize Norton, OXF birth 1846 4th Quarter Witney, OXF birth of Sarah GRO Index STEVENS registered 1846 25 December Brize Norton, OXF baptism of Sarah illegitimate daughter of Matilda FARRIS, single woman Original register transcript 1849 2nd Quarter West Bromwich, STS birth of George Henry GRO Index STEVENS registered 1849 25 December Brize Norton, OXF baptism of George illegitimate son of Matilda STEVENS, Single Woman Original register Henry transcript 1851 30 March Brize Norton, OXF George BROADIS Head M 30 Hawker, Fidler &c Brizenorton, OXF / HO107 1731 365v Matilda BROADIS Wife M 30 Hawker Fairford, GLO 366 Sarah BROADIS Dau U 4 Brizenorton, OXF Geo. BROADIS Son 1 Do Do Richard HUNT Head Ldg M 29 Ag Lab. Do Do Charlotte HUNT Wife M 25 Do Do Ann HUNT Dau 2 Do Do Infant Dau 1month Do Do 1851 3rd Quarter Witney, OXF birth of Mary Ann GRO Index STEVENS registered 1852 25 January Brize Norton, OXF baptism of Mary Ann illegitimate daughter of Matilda FERRIS alias STEVENS, Single Original register Woman transcript 1852 9 October Burford, OXF pitched a dancing booth This town was a concentrated scene of animation on Saturday last, The Banbury the first "Mop" being held on that day. The weather was propitious, Guardian, 14 which induced numbers to enjoy the holiday. Dancing booths (and October 1852, 3 here the commodious, well-conducted, elastic "deals" from Brizenorton stand first), raree shows, and divers other enchantments to captivate the gay, were provided in profusion, and met with liberal support...Saturday next will conclude these annual festivities. 1853 29 July Brize Norton, OXF burial of Matilda aged 33 (Reputed wife of George BRODIS) [sic] Original register transcript 1855 25 September Burford, OXF failed to appear at the This celebrated and long established meeting took place on Jackson's Oxford annual September fair Tuesday the 25th ult., and the day proving remarkably fine, with Journal, 6 October harvest operations completed, attracted, according to usual 1855, 8 custom, a goodly number of buyers and sellers. The amount of business transacted was great, and proved of a satisfactory character. It was a remarkably quiet day, there being no show nor members of the "legitimate drama" present; even that regular appendage, the Brize-Norton dancing booth, whose spirited proprietor heretofore indulged the "rurals" with a cheap trip, was "non est.". 1855 4th Quarter Witney, OXF birth of Ensilena GRO Index registered 1855 30 December Brize Norton, OXF baptism of Ann Selina Charlotte JAMES, Single Woman Original register transcript 1857 2nd Quarter Witney, OXF birth of Walter JAMES GRO Index registered 1857 31 May Brize Norton, OXF baptism of Walter Charlotte JAMES, Single Woman Original register transcript 1857 1 October Brize Norton, OXF burial of Walter JAMES Original register transcript 1857 3rd Quarter Witney, OXF death of Walter GRO Index BROADIST registered 1859 26 August Bampton, OXF pitched a dancing booth The pleasure portion of the fair was a sad failure; there was an Jackson's Oxford almost total absence of shows, owing, probably, to Oxford races Journal, 3 September being held on the same day...we must not omit to notice the temple 1859, 5 dedicated to Terpschicore [sic], erected by one Mr. Brodiss, where the sons and daughters of Agricola exhibited their saltatory powers to the strains of an old cracked fiddle and a miserable-sounding tambourine, to their hearts' content, time being kept by the stamping of the iron clad extremities of the rustics. 1862 11 October Filkins, OXF pitched a dancing booth Our annual feast was held on Sunday last, and although the The Faringdon weather was very unpropitious, the rain falling the whole day in Advertiser, 18 torrents, the village presented quite an animated appearance. On October 1862, 4 Monday there was a large company of holiday-seekers assembled together, with numerous stalls, round-abouts, swing boats, &c. The renowned Brize Norton dancing booth pitched in the "Five Alls" yard attracted a large assemblage of dancers. 1864 1st Quarter Witney, OXF birth of Charlotte [as BROADIST] GRO Index registered 1864 16-18 October Filkins, OXF pitched a dancing booth The annual feast was held on Sunday and following days, and, as The Faringdon usual, was attended by a goodly number of holiday seekers. Our Advertiser, 22 friends from Town, generally visiting the "Lamb" Inn, slightly October 1864, 4 diminished in number this year, which caused rather a gloom over the whole village. Stalls, &c., with the renowned Brize-Norton dancing booth, pitched in the "Five Alls" yard, together with the shooting gallery, and Mr. Mills' confectionary stall, which attracted considerable attention, chiefly from their owners' sallies of wit and humour. 1865 2 May Burford, OXF played for the Jack-in- The well-known fiddler, George Brodie [sic], accompanied the The Faringdon the-Green sweeps on May-day, and on returning to his van he accidentally set Advertiser, 13 May perambulations it on fire. He was dreadfully burnt, and having been taken to the 1865, 4 house of the master-sweep, (Smith, of Burford,) he lingered until Wednesday last, when he expired. 1865 9 May Burford, OXF died On the 11th inst. an inquest was held before F. Westell, Esq., at The Oxford Chronicle the Swan Inn, on the body of George Brodist, the well-known & Berks & Bucks owner of a dancing-booth that frequented all our local fairs. From Gazette, 20 May the evidence of Richard Forrest it appeared that the deceased had 1865, 7 been round the town on the 2nd of May with the sweeps, who, with a "jack-in-the-green," fiddler, &c., paraded the streets, and that, after the day's work was over, he let his fiddle [sic] to be used in the "White Horse," for the amusement of the company (the woman with whom he lived waiting for it), and went to the back lane to his van. On Forrest's coming out of the Swan he saw a light over the opposite houses, and soon met Brodist with nothing on but the remains of his shirt, and the hair all burnt off his head. He was taken to Smith's, the sweep. The foreman asked Forrest if deceased was drunk? Forrest - No, sir, he was just right. Foreman - What do you mean by being just right? Forrest - Why, just as he ought to be, Sir. Foreman - Had he been drinking? Forrest - Yes, but he was not drunk. Foreman - Well, was he in his usual state? Forrest - No, sir, he was just right; he had enough, and went to his van without anyone helping him. From the evidence of Charlotte Tims (who appeared to be in much mental agony and suffering from a tumour in the back, said to be the effects of a kick from deceased), it appeared that on the night in question a quantity of children's clothes were hung up in the van to dry, and that, although there was no fire in the van, there was a box of matches and candle, which she supposed he must have lighted and thus set the place on fire, which, in addition to bed, &c., contained 3 lbs. of powder and guns, belonging to their shooting gallery. The deceased lingered in dreadful agony up till the 9th inst. Verdict, "Accidental death." 1865 10 May Burford, OXF inquest An inquest was held at Burford, on the 10th inst, before F. Westell, Jackson's Oxford Esq., Coroner, on the body of a man named Geo. Broadist, who Journal, 20 May was described as a traveller, aged 45 years. The deceased 1865, 8 travelled with a shooting gallery and dancing booth, and on the night of the 2nd inst. he went to his van for the purpose of sleeping; soon after he got there the van was observed to be on fire, and the deceased standing near it in his shirt, very severely burnt, all his hair being completely scorched off his head; an alarm was given, and assistance promptly rendered, when he was conveyed to a neighbour's house, and attended by a medical man, where, notwithstanding the severeness of his burns, he survived till the 9th inst. A woman, who travelled with him, gave evidence to show that there was no fire in the van when he went to it, there were only some matches and candles, and it is presumed that while endeavouring to obtain a light he set himself and van on fire. Verdict, "Accidentally burnt to death." 1865 11 May Brize Norton, OXF buried George BRODIST, aged 45, No Settled Abode, Burnt at Burford Original register transcript 1865 13 May Burford, OXF death registered George BROADICE, aged 45, Traveller Death certificate

CLOWES, William c1820 Manchester, LAN birth 1844 3rd Quarter Manchester, LAN birth of John Goddard William GRO Index registered 1861 7 April Ancoats, Manchester, Willm CLOWES Head W 41 Musician Manchester RG9 2933 15 o LAN Jn Goddard CLOWES Son 16 Turnler " ...

LAYLAND, Frederick c1820 Dover, KNT birth 1842 3 November Coleshill, WAR baptism of Thomas Frederick & Elizabeth IGI c1844 Aylesbury, BKM birth of Elizabeth 1845 4th Quarter Potterspury, BKM birth of Sarah registered GRO Index c1848 Winslow, BKM birth of Emma 1851 30 March Benson, OXF ...Frederick LEYLAND 30 Musician Dover, KNT HO107 1690 369 Elizabeth LEYLAND 28 Bilton, WAR Thomas LEYLAND 9 Aylesbury, BKM Elizabeth LEYLAND 6 do do Sarah LEYLAND 4 do do Emma LEYLAND 2 do do...

[Lodging House] 1852 4th Quarter Daventry, NTH birth of Maria registered [as LEALAND] GRO Index 1861 7 April Wallingford, St. ...Frederick LEYLAND Ldg W 41 Labourer Shoreditch, KNT RG9 740 11 s Leonard, OXF Sarah LEYLAND do U 16 Lab daur Stoney Stratford, BKM Emma LEYLAND do U 14 Do Winslow, BKM Maria LEYLAND do 9 Do Daventry, NTH...

[Lodging House] 1872 July Tackley, OXF charged with collecting Frederick Layland, 52, Musician, and Charlotte Jarvis, 24, Hawker, The Abingdon and alms under false were brought up to be dealt with by the court as incorrigible rogues Reading Herald, 19 pretences and vagabonds. - Mr. Sawyer prosecuted, and explained that on October 1872, 6 the 6th August prisoners were convicted by the Magistrates of Woodstock for collecting alms under false pretences at Tackley and other places in that neighbourhood, during July last. - From the statements of Mr. Sawyer, Inspector Moulden of Bicester, and Inspector Yates, it appears that both prisoners had been frequently convicted of frauds. The charge on which the prisoners were now being punished arose from the female prisoner Charlotte Jarvis having represented herself to be a widow with two young children, as in a destitute condition. She had produced a list of fictitious names and subscriptions, and in that manner succeeded in obtaining £1 from Mr. W.M. Dewar, and several other small sums. The female prisoner was convicted a short time ago of obtaining money in a similar manner from the neighbourhood of Watlington. - Each prisoner was sentenced by this court to six month's hard labour. 1872 6 August Woodstock, OXF in magistrates court The Abingdon and Reading Herald, 19 October 1872, 6 1872 October Oxford, OXF at the Quarter Sessions Frederick Leyland, 52, musician, and Charlotte Jervis, 24, hawker, The Witney Express, charged with collecting alms under false pretences, at Tackley, in 24 October 1872, 8 July last. Six months each. 1872- October- Oxford, OXF in gaol The Witney Express, 1873 April 24 October 1872, 8 1876 1st Quarter Bicester, OXF death registered aged 57 GRO Index

LEE, John c1820 Great Bolton, LAN birth 1846 1st Quarter Bolton, LAN birth of Felix Alfred GRO Index registered 1848 1st Quarter Bolton, LAN birth of Eugene Walter GRO Index registered 1850 4th Quarter Bolton, LAN birth of Valentine GRO Index Marcus registered 1851 30 March Little Bolton, LAN John LEE Head M 31 Professor of Music Great Bolton, LAN HO107 2209 38 Ann LEE Wife M 30 Little Bolton, LAN Felix Alfred LEE Son 5 Scholar Great Bolton, LAN Eugene Walter LEE do 3 Little Bolton, LAN Valentine Marcus LEE do 4mo do Mary HOLT Serv 22 Servant do c1854 Liverpool, LAN birth of Sophia 1857 3rd Quarter Bolton, LAN birth of Rosina Emily GRO Index registered 1860 2nd Quarter Liverpool, LAN birth of Julia Helen GRO Index registered 1861 7 April Liverpool, LAN [Husband from home] Anne LEE Head M 41 Bolton, LAN RG9 2690 107 Felix LEE Son 15 Musician Do Eugene LEE Son 13 Do Do Valentine LEE Son 12 Do Do Sophia LEE Dau 6 Scholar Liverpool, LAN Rose LEE Dau 4 Do Bolton, LAN Julia LEE Dau und1year Liverpool, LAN 1871 2 April Wakefield, YKS ...John LEE Ldg U 50 Travelling Musician Bolton, LAN RG10 4624 18 1881 3 April Liverpool, LAN ...John LEE Ldg M 61 Musician Bolton, LAN RG11 3630 42 Thomas QUINLAN do M 29 do London 1891 5 April Pilkington, LAN John LEE Head W 69 Living on his own Bolton, LAN RG12 3147 63 means 1892 3rd Quarter Bolton, LAN death registered aged 72 GRO Index

NEWSOM, Henry c1820 birth 1841 7 June Powder, CRN Zebedee WEEKS 50 Publican N... HO107 148 8 40 Edward GILL 20 Comedian N William BLANDSHAW 25 Comedian N Henry NEWSOM 20 Musician N... / 40v Henry RYAN 20 Comedian N Mary LAWRENCE 25 Actress N Stephen LAWRENCE 30 Comedian N Stephen LAWRENCE jun 12 Comedian N... Joseph GLOSTER 25 Musician N Kate NEWSOME 25 Traveller N

NUTT, Henry c1820 birth 1841 7 June Birmingham, St. Philip, Henry NUTT 20 Musician N HO107 1146 3 33 WAR Susan ADAMS 20 N

PRICE, Thomas Fiddle / Cello c1820 Upper Slaughter, GLO birth son of Thomas & Hannah 1841 7 June Upper Slaughter, GLO Thomas PRICE 50 Farmer Y HO107 366 11 5 Hannah PRICE 55 Y Thomas PRICE 20 Y John DAVIS 15 M.S. Y 1842 4th Quarter Stow on the Wold, GLO marriage registered Thomas PRICE = Ann CAREY GRO Index 1843 1st Quarter Stow on the Wold, GLO death of mother GRO Index registered 1845 3rd Quarter Stow on the Wold, GLO birth of George GRO Index registered 1847 2nd Quarter Stow on the Wold, GLO birth of Samuel GRO index registered 1851 30 March Upper Slaughter, GLO Thomas PRICE Head M 31 Ag Lab Upper Slaughter, GLO HO107 1970 130 Ann PRICE Wife M 30 do do George PRICE Son 5 Scholar do do Samuel PRICE Son 3 do do 1857 1st Quarter Stow on the Wold, GLO death of father GRO Index registered 1861 7 April Upper Slaughter, GLO Thomas PRICE Head M 41 Grover & Drill Man Upper Slaughter, GLO RG9 1789 109v Ann PRICE Wife M 40 Do " George PRICE Son 14 Ag Lab Do " Samuel PRICE Son 13 Do " Do " 1871 2 April Upper Slaughter, GLO Thos PRICE Head M 52 Haulier [Slaughter, GLO] RG10 2654 54v Ann PRICE Wife M 50 Wife do do 1881 3 April Bourton on the Water, ...Thomas PRICE Ldg M 61 Labourer Slaughter, GLO... RG11 2562 25v GLO 1891 1st Quarter Stow on the Wold, GLO death registered aged 71 GRO Index

SCOTT, Robert c1820 not known, ENG birth 1840 Angus, SCT birth of Jane 1841 7 June Montrose, SCT ...Robert SCOTT 20 Musician ENG CSSCT1841_47- Rebecca SCOTT 20 IRE 0234, page 16 Jane SCOTT 8 Mo Angus, SCT

STEWARD, Thomas Fiddle c1820 Newport Pagnell, BKM birth 1840 22 October Newport Pagnell, BKM married Thomas STEWARD = Jane PLACKET, daughter of Thomas IGI 1841 7 June Newport Pagnell, BKM Jane STEWART 20 Y HO107 58 3 15 Thomas STEWART 20 Boatman Y 1851 30 March Bicester, King's End, Thomas STEWARD Head M 30 Railway Platelayer Newport, BKM HO1071729 401v OXF Jane STEWARD Wife M 30 do do 1851 17 May Bicester, OXF in court as plaintiff Thomas Steward v. James Maycock. Defendant, a publican at The Oxford Piddington, was summoned for 1l. 10s., damages, for having Chronicle, 24 May detained plaintiff's violin. Defendant said he had the violin, and was 1851, 3 willing to give it up. This his Honour ordered him to do forthwith, and then suggested that the costs should be paid between them. This was not acquiesced in, and the question of costs proceeded. It appeared that the plaintiff and companions had lodged with the defendant, who had kept a beer-house at Marsh Gibbon, and that he kept the fiddle till a claim of 4s. 1d. was paid. Steward said his portion of the claim was but 1s. 1d., which he offered to pay. His Honour said as defendant was not an innkeeper he had no lien. Judgement was in consequence given against him. 1871 2 April Caddington, BDF Thomas STEWARD Head M 50 Publican Newport Pagnel, RG10 1574 95v BKM o o o Jane STEWARD Wife M 50 House Work D D D 1901 31 March Luton, BDF ...Thomas RG13 1517 45 STEWART Uncle W 80 Living on own means Newport Pagnel, BKM 1906 2nd Quarter Luton, BDF death registered aged 86 GRO Index

TYNIER, Henry c1820 birth 1841 7 June Birmingham, Lady ...Henry TYNIER 20 Musician n... HO107 1140 2 7v Wood, WAR

WHITE, George c1820 Birmingham, WAR birth 1860 4th Quarter West Bromwich, STS marriage registered George WHITE = Mary Frost FOREST GRO Index 1861 1st Quarter West Bromwich, STS birth of Rosetta GRO Index registered 1861 7 April West Bromwich, STS [Blind] George WHITE Head M 40 Musician Birmingham, WAR RG9 2031 33 Mary W WHITE Wife M 22 Princes End, STS ?Raesetta W WHITE Dau 3 mo West Bromwich, STS