Key aft after b baptised (or 'ba' where there is a birth date) Bas Basingstoke, Hampshire BCC Bournemouth County Court, Dorset Bl Blandford Forum, Dorset BMD Free Births, Deaths and Deaths Index bo born bu buried - where there is a different date for decease C Coombe, Wiltshire Car Cardiff, Glamorgan CC Corfe Castle, Dorset Ch Charlton, Wiltshire CO Child Okeford, Dorset d buried (or died where there is a different burial date) DSM Donhead St Mary, Wiltshire div divorced (decree nisi) EK East Knoyle, Wiltshire fa father FM Fontmell Magna, Dorset h Hidden as this is a living relative HC Higher Coombe, Wilts I link to son/daughter IC Iwerne Courtney (or Shroton), Dorset IM Iwerne Minster, Dorset m married MS Mampitts Lane Cemetery, Shaftesbury N Northampton P Petersfield, Hampshire Po Portsmouth, Hampshire PPr Pre-parish register RO Register Office S Shaftesbury, Dorset Sal Salisbury, Wiltshire SC Cann, Shaftesbury, Dorset SD Salisbury District, Wiltshire SHT Shaftesbury Holy Trinity, Dorset SN Sturminster Newton, Dorset SW Sutton Waldron, Dorset T Tisbury, Wiltshire TR Tollard Royal, Wiltshire Win Winchester, Hampshire Y Yeovil, Somerset highlighted for further investigation / more information needed Arnold family

Elizabeth Arnold m 29/4/1793 Motcombe William Love b 15/5/1768 Motcombe, Dorset b 17/1/1769 Mere, Wiltshire d 30/8/1846 Motcombe (age 80) d 24/3/1833 Motcombe (age 65) I James Arnold m 20/3/1747 Motcombe Hester Crouch b 23/3/1726 Motcombe b 14/9/1725 Horningsham, Wiltshire d 30/11/1803 Motcombe d 20/8/1790 Motcombe I Philip Arnold m bf 1725 Ann ? b 2/2/1699 Motcombe b bf 1708 d 5/4/1743 Motcombe d 25/3/1748 Motcombe ** I Thomas Arnold m 3/4/1696 Motcombe (2nd) Joane Lewis m 7/8/1695 Motcombe Mary Short b bf 1676 * b bf 1676 (1st) b bf 1677 d 15/4/1731 Motcombe d 13/10/1732 Motcombe d 8/9/1695 Motcombe I John Arnold m bf 1676 * Elizabeth Leere b bf 1658 * b bf 1658 d 29/3/1741 Motcombe d 22/8/1729 Motcombe I Jasper Arnold m bf 1658 ? b bf 1627 b bf 1640 d aft 1662 d ?

Elizabeth Arnold (1768-1846)

Census entries - see final spreadsheet for full details 1841 - Motcombe, Dorset, age 75, pauper

Children of William and Elizabeth Love at Motcombe - 1793 Hester (m 1829 John Doggrell, Motcombe), 1795 Sophia (m 1819 William Arnold, Motcombe), 1798 Mary, 1801 Mary (m 1824 Henry Butt, Motcombe), 1804 Hannah (m 1824 James Wilkins, Motcombe), 1807 George (m 1830 Martha Case), 1811 Elizabeth (m 1835 Charles Street, Motcombe).

1793 marriage at Motcombe William Love of the parish of Mere & Elizabeth Arnold of this parish Married in this church by banns this 29th day of April in the year one thousand seven hundred and ninety three by me T Seymour curat Signed by both with their mark of 'x'. In the presence of George Crouch and Ralph Aldridge

James Arnold (1726-1803)

1804 will of James Arnold of Motcombe, labourer In the name of God Amen I James Arnold in the Parish of Motcombe, in the county of Dorset, Laborer, doth declare this to be my last Will and Testament this seventh day in march in the year of our Lord One Thousand eight Hundred and Two. First I give and bequeath unto my son-in-law William Love my house and orchard and all my Goods, Cyder and Cash excepting my... making tools whom I appointment my whole and sole Executor, also I give unto my daughter Elizabeth Love five pounds and five shillings. I give and bequeath unto my son Stephen ten pounds and ten shillings. I give and bequeath unto Sophia Love my one-year-old colt and five pounds and five shillings. I give and bequeath unto Hester Love my old mare and five pounds and five shillings. I give and bequeath unto Mary Love my clock and five pounds and five shillings, also I give and bequeath to my grandson William Arnold all my ...... making Tools and Canner and ...... and everything there unto belonging and a three year old colt and all my clothes, lawful money of Great Britain. But my executor shall pay all my funeral expenses and every person mentioned in this Will shall receive his within mentioned money the day after my funeral and this I declare to be my Last Will and Testament putting all former away where of I interchangeably set my hand and seal this Twenty Seventh Day of March on the year of One Thousand Eight Hundred and Two and its my bed and bedding and five pounds and five shillings of all and everyone above mentioned of good and desire that every poor child should receive a small loaf that attend my funeral. James Arnold William Hannanis William Hangford Edward Crouch H. Larum on the 20th day of Feb 1804 Wm. Love The Sole Executor within name has dully sworn before me ..Wm Douglas made 1802 and signed with seal, proved Sarum 20/2/1804.

See 1793 settlement examination of William Love, refers to James Arnold as a 'stay maker'.

Children of James and Hester Arnold at Motcombe - 1748 Stephen (bu 1754), 1748 James (m 1784 Elizabeth Herridge), 1751 Edward, 1755 Susanna (bu 1770), 1758 Stephen (m 1784 East Knoyle, Mary Hayward / m 1790 Rose Bown), 1760 Anna, 1763 Mary (bu 1763), 1765 William (bu 1770), 1768 Elizabeth (m 1793 Motcombe, William Love).

Philip Arnold (1699-1743)

** states widow Ann and given Philip's burial a few years before this makes Ann very likely as his widow, they also had a daughter called Ann.

Marriage - not Motcombe, Mere, Shaftesbury, Gillingham some researchers have this as Philip Arnold and Elizabeth Lanning. However they did not marry until 1736. A long time after 1726, even if James was born out of wedlock and there is no reference to this on his baptism. It is much more likely that the Philip who married Elizabeth Lanning was the one born in 1712 and who did not die in infancy.

Children of Philip (and Ann ?) Arnold at Motcombe - 1725 William (bu 1726), 1726 James (m 1747 Motcombe, Hester Crouch), 1728 Sarah (m 1761 Motcombe, Thomas Brickell), 1731 Thomas, 1736 Mary (m 1763 Motcombe, James Crouch), 1737 Philip, 1741 Ann (m 1760 Motcombe, Stephen Crouch), 1743 Philip and William (m 1761 Motcombe, Bethia Bugden).

Thomas Arnold (bf 1676-1731)

Children of Thomas and Joane Arnold at Motcombe - 1698 George (bu 1699), 1699 Elizabeth (m 1732 John Bradley) & Philip (m c 1725 Ann), 1703 Mary, 1705 Christopher, 1709 John.

John Arnold (bf 1658-1741)

* John Arnold was having children in Motcombe 1684 to 1693 and probably before. There are the only Arnolds noted as doing so at the time in Motcombe. Thomas also had called John and Elizabeth (and George after Elizabeth's father). However, as they were buried at about the same time John may in fact have been an older brother of Thomas'. Children if John and Elizabeth Arnold at Motcombe - ? Thomas, 1684 Elizabeth, 1687 Jane, ? Jasper (bu 1689), 1692 Mary, 1693 George

1695 will of George Leare of Motcombe. Daughter Eliz , Phillipa "my dear wife half of household goods", rest to George Arnold, grandson. Proved by oath Johanni Arnold, father of George Arnold, Infant.

* assumed connection due to name of son and connection to former Royalist soldier.

Other Motcombe Arnolds - Jasper Arnold married Ann Short 1679 Motcombe Richard Arnold married Frances Arnold 1679 Motcombe

Motcombe registers start 1676.

1662 Hearth Tax Register None in Motcombe

1662-4 Dorset Pensioned Royalist Soldiers 1662-64 (from Dorset OPC website) ARNOLD Jesper Mottcombe [not given] Shaftesbury

1641 Protestation Returns None in Motcombe

Tudor Subsidy Lists 1525, 1545 and 1594 Motcombe None present

Tudor Muster Roll Motcombe None present 1536 and 1569 Blachford family * See a separate spreadsheet for the ancient and royal lineage of Susannah Blachford (born 1744 in Fordingbridge). Brine family

Rose Brine m 5/9/1750 St James, Shaftesbury John Stainer b 5/1/1723 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury b 13/4/1724 St James, Shaftesbury d 3/9/1807 St James, Shaftesbury d 27/4/1811 St James, Shaftesbury I William Brine m 21/2/1717 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury Frances (Fanny) Lodge b 25/11/1694 St Peter, Shaftesbury b bf 1699 d 1764-70 prob Salisbury, Wiltshire d 25/1/1770 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury I Thomas Brine m bf 8/1681 ? b 1656-1663 * b bf 1663 d 31/10/1701 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury d ? I Philip Brine m bf 1638 ? b bf 1620 b bf 1620 d aft 1673 not St James or St Peter d ? I Thomas Brine m bf 1620 ? b bf 1602 b bf 1602 d aft 1662 not St James or St Peter d ?

Rose Brine (1723-1807)

Children of John and Rose Stainer at St James - 1751 John (m 1775 Jane Lush), 1756 Rose, 1759 Edward, 1763 James, 1765 Sarah.

William Brine (1694-aft 1729)

1770 burial says 'widow Fanny Brine'. 1764 will of Martha Brine (William's sister) Spinster of Shaston, refers to - Nephew Joseph Brine of Shaston labourer leaves £100 towards the purchase of a house, sheets, bed, bedding, chest of drawers, furniture, silver spoon marked MB. Sister in law Fanny wife of William Brine of Sarum in the County of Wiltshire labourer my brother £10 To 'my niece Rose the wife of [John]…. Stainer of Shaston aforesaid gardener £10' Niece Jane the wife of Nicholas Gatehouse of Shaton St James, gardener, £10 Grace widow of Thomas Brine late of Shaston labourer one guinea Mary Mundy of Shaston spinster and baker one silver coffee strainer and china boat Sarah Pond daughter of John Senior of Shaston tallow chandler one gold ring Rest and residue of property to Joseph Brine, Fanny Brine, Rose Stainer and Jane Gatehouse to be equally divided between them

Children of William and Frances Brine at Holy Trinity - 1718 Rose (bu 1718), 1718 Jane (bu 1726), 1721 Joseph, 1723 Rose (m 1750 John Stainer), 1729 Mary (bu 1731).

Thomas Brine (bf 1663-1701)

* 1701 Holy Trinity - Mr Thomas Brine not buried at St Peters, so this is probably he, but one cannot be completely sure as the burial does not use the prefix 'Mr' as the status 'Mr' normally refers to a gentleman who would keep that title.

Children of Mr Thomas Brine at St Peters - 8/1681 William, 1682 Thomas (m 1700 St James Grace Sutton)*, 1684 Martha, 1694 William. * Thomas was having children Holy Trinity 1706 onwards.

Philip Brine (bf 1620-aft 1673)

* this point back is assumed from the will of John Bryne, tallow chandler of Shaftesbury in 1673 , which refers to his six children and brother Philip. Thomas who died 1701 is not listed and so Thomas could not have been his son and so I have assumed he would have been a son of Philip. I have further connected back to a possible prior generation of Thomas Brine of Shaftesbury recorded in 1641 and 1662 and who with the name, date and place location is a very possible grandfather of Thomas who died 1701. Either that or Thomas of 1641/62 was father of Thomas who died 1701.

1662 Hearth Tax Register Shaston - Thomas Brine

1641 Protestation Returns Shaftesbury St James - Thomas Brine

Tudor Subsidy Lists 1594 Shaftesbury - Thomas Brine, land £1, in annuity

Tudor Subsidy Lists 1545 Shaftesbury None present 1525 Alcester (Gillingham tithing) Robert Breen, wages £1

Tudor Muster Roll Shaftesbury None present 1536 and 1569

Homes of Family Names of Great Britain, HB Guppy, 1890 Peculiar names (mostly confined to Dorset) - Brine (Shaftesbury) Bustard family

Elizabeth (Betty) Bustard m 6/1/1749 Iwerne Courtney Henry Hurdle b bf 1/1731 * b 7/4/1728 Iwerne Courtney d 2/1/1784 Iwerne Courtney, Dorset d 20/3/1772 Iwerne Courtney I ?

Elizabeth Bustard (bf 1731-1784)

Children of Henry and Elizabeth Hurdle at IC - 1753 John, 1756 Jenny, 1759 Henry, 1761 Thomas (m 1784 IC, Elizabeth Tapper).

1749 marriage of Henry Hurdle and Elizabeth Bustard at IC, no other information

* not baptised IC, Lydlinch or Sturminster Newton

18th century Bustard references in Dorset - 1749 and 1750 Susannah and Mary Bustard married at Sturminster Newton 1749 Robert Bustard buried Sturminster Newton 1705 Nicholas son of Laurence and Elizabeth Bustard buried at Lydlinch, Dorset (born 1698 Lydlinch).

1662 Hearth Tax Register Ibberton - Ralph Bustard j

1641 Protestation Returns None in Iwerne Courtney Case family

Martha Case m 22/2/1830 Motcombe, Dorset George Love b 3/12/1809 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury b 9/12/1810 Motcombe d 30/3/1893 Enmore Green (age 84) d 7/2/1878 Enmore Green (age 70) I Ann Case no marriage ? m 31/10/1820 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury James Lodge bo 1788 Shaftesbury, Dorset, ba ? b bf 1791 b 1794 d 17/3/1863 St Peter, Shaftesbury (age 75) d aft 1809 d 20/10/1850 Holy Trinity, I Shaftesbury (age 56) John Case m 9/3/1768 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury Susanna Chamberlain bo 1740 ba 12/3/1746 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury b 1746 ba 6/2/1750 St Peter, Shaftesbury d 30/12/1824 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury (age 84) d 7/9/1823 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury (age 77) I John Case m 21/10/1742 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury (1st) Mary Penny m 9/1/1764 St Peter, Shaftesbury (2nd) Mary Chamberlayne b 30/10/1717 St Peter, Shaftesbury b 26/12/1717 St Peter, Shaftesbury b bf 1746 d 13/1/1793 St Peter, Shaftesbury d 28/2/1758 St Peter, Shaftesbury d 29/4/1774 St Peter, I Shaftesbury John Case m bf 1717 ? b 1/9/1667 St Peter, Shaftesbury b bf 1699 d 22/3/1729 St Peter, Shaftesbury d aft 1728 I John Case m 12/4/1658 St Peter, Shaftesbury Mary Dampney b bf 1623 b 15/10/1637 St Peter, Shaftesbury d 17/5/1683 St Peter, Shaftesbury d 14/11/1714 St Peter, Shaftesbury I John Case m bf 1623 Elizabeth ? b bf 1605 * b bf 1622 d 17/7/1673 St Peter, Shaftesbury d 26/9/1657 St Peter, Shaftesbury I John Case m bf 1605 ? b bf 1589 b ? d aft 1589 d ? I Henry Case als Hanne m bf 1587 ? b bf 1569 b ? d aft 1594 d ?

Martha Case (1809-1893)

Census entries - see final spreadsheet for full details 1891 - missing 1881 - Enmore Green, Dorset, age 72, widow 1871 - Tan Yard Court, St James, Shaftesbury, Dorset, age 60, boarder/monthly nurse 1861 - Enmore Green, Dorset, age 52, wife 1851 - Enmore Green, Dorset, age 41, wife 1841 - Corner, Motcombe, Dorset, age 31, wife Children of George and Martha Love at Motcombe - 1833 Emily (m 1854 John Dean), 1835 William, 1837 Maria (m 1856 Philip Brickell), 1840 Jane, 1843 Elizabeth Ann, 1845 Thomas, 1848 Fanny White (Enmore Green) (m 1867 Charles Stainer), 1852 Sarah (EG) (m 1872 Richard Stainer).

1830 at Motcombe marriage of George Love of this parish and Martha Case of this parish both signed by 'x' witnessed by Henry Butt and Meshach Moore

Note - I had thought that Martha was the daughter of Hugh and Mary Case of Motcombe baptised in 1818. However the burial age and census info in fact matches with the baptism in 1809 of 'Martha daughter of Ann Case, 'iligitimate (sic)' at Holy Trinity. Hugh and Mary Case moved with daughter Martha to Chillington in Somerset are are there in the census in 1841/1851.

Ann Case (1788-1863)

1863 burial of 'Ann Lodge' of Alms House, Salisbury Street aged 75 Note - I think that the site of the old almhouse(s) is exactly where the current 'Chubbs' almhouse stands. The modern replacement was built in 1968 and is on the right side of the road as one leaves the town centre. In 1611 Matthew Chubb of Dorchester, gent, established an almhouse in Salisbury Street, Shaftesbury for sixteen women and this was 'on the right of the way' and used to be marked with a brass tablet.

Census entries - see final spreadsheet for full details 1861 - Salisbury Street, St Peter, Shaftesbury, widow, age 72, almswoman 1851 - End of Park, Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury, head, widow, age 64, shirt button maker 1841 - End of Park, Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury, age 50, wife

Children of James and Ann Lodge at HT - 1821 (St Peter) Susanna, 1824 James, 1827 Leonard Henry, 1830 John (bur 1830), 1832 Rose

1820 marriage at HT of James Lodge and Ann Case both 'of this parish', signed with their mark 'x' and witnessed by James Himes* and Wm Lodge * Probably James Haimes, Ann's brother-in-law through her sister Rose.

Children of Ann Case at Holy Trinity - 1809 Martha. Note - no Shaftesbury bastardy records survive from this period.

Parents of Ann Case (missing baptism) Options for Case families having children in Shaftesbury 1780-1795 (bold showing name links between families of assumed line) - * Ann Case baptised 1777 at Holy Trinity to Abiah (Obiah) and Sarah married John Rolls at Motcombe in 1805 and was in the 1841 census aged 62 and buried Blandford 1848 aged 72 * Joseph - 1791 Joseph (St Peter) * William and Hannah (married 1778) - 1786 George (SP), 1789 Betty, 1792 Henry (HT) * John and Susanna (HT) - 1768 Charles, 1771 Fanny, 1774 Polly, 1776 John, 1780 Peter, 1781 Henry, 1785 Sarah, 1793 Rose, ? Susanna * Peter and Jane 'Cass' - 1772 Samuel (HT), 1791 Stephen (St James) * James and Sophia at Motcombe - 1780 (SP) James & William, 1783 Mary (SP), 1784 Jane (SP), 1786 James, 1789 Mary, 1793 James, 1793 Sophia, 1796 Rebecca, 1798 Carolina, 1800 Peter

In 1841 Ann and husband John Lodge are living next to Charles Case aged 25, William Case aged 65 and Henry Case aged 55. Charles was probably her nephew (son of brother Charles) and Henry was probably her brother.

Most likely - John and Susanna, because the names of their children almost all match with used by names used by Ann and her daughter Martha. Apparently Ann was not the only one of this family not to have a baptism recorded or to have taken a different name after baptism as Susanna who was buried in 1810 was not baptised. Also Ann who died in 1863 was born in Shaftesbury, not Motcombe and had an affiliation to Holy Trinity parish where she baptised her first child and where she was buried. Again this links to John and Susanna more than any of the other Case families. See also above the comment about the possible brother-in-law being a witness to marriage.

John Case (1740-1824)

Children of John and Susannah Case at Holy Trinity - 1768 Charles (m 1790 Elizabeth Hine), 1771 Fanny 1774 Polly, 1776 John (m 1799 Jane Broadway), 1780 (StP) Peter (bur HT 1780), 1781 Henry, 1785 (SP) Sarah (m 1814 Samuel Brine), ? (c 1788) Ann (m 1820 James Lodge), 1793 Rose (m 1818 James Haime), ? Susanna (bu 1810)

1768 marriage of John Case and Susanna Chamberlain by licence, no record of licence at Wiltshire Archives

John Case (1717-1793)

1793 burial of John Case 'pauper'

1764 marriage of John Case widower and Mary Chamberlayne

Dorset History Centre Reference D.1760/13/13 Date 1756 Deed relating to messuage, tenement or dwelling house and associated land on the south side of Salisbury Street, Shaftesbury St Peter Parties mentioned: John Cass of Shaftesbury, William Lodge and Mary his wife of Shaftesbury; James Parsons and Hannah his wife of Weston Bampfield [or Bampfylde], Somerset, Charles Gatehouse of Cucklington, Somerset

Children of John and Mary Case at Holy Trinity - 1744 William (bur 1744), 1746 John

John Case (1667-1729)

Dorset History Centre Reference D.1/MC/34 Date 3 Apr 1728 Transfer. 1) Anne Upjohn of Shaston, widow and her son John Upjohn of London, victualler 2) Renaldo Freak of Shaston, carpenter. Premises in Salisbury Street, Shaftesbury. Mentioned: Boyne mead, William Carey, John Case, Robert Gulliford, Damaras Rite alias Reeves, Jonas Roberts deceased of Shaston, sergeman. Witnesses: Thomas Burden, H Cond.

Children of John Case at St Peter - 1717 John, 1724 William (bur HT 1736), 1727 Peter (bur 1728) , 1729 (HT) Elizabeth.

John Case (bf 1623-1683)

1714 burial of Mrs Mary Hann

Dorset Archives William Wakefield Collection 1699 D.1760/13/5 Deed relating to burgage or tenement with stable in Shaftesbury Parties mentioned: Mary Case alias Hann of Shaftesbury St Peter; Ralph Hewill of Shaftesbury St Peter()

Children of John and Mary Case at SStP - 1661 John (bu 1663, noted as son of John, jnr), ? William, 1664 Elizabeth, 1667 John.

Dorset Archives William Wakefield Collection 1669 D.1760/13/3 Deeds relating to messuage in Shaftesbury in the possession of Mary Case, widow Parties mentioned: John Henbury of West `Orchett' [Orchard]; Mary Case alias Hann of Shaftesbury

Children of Thomas and Edith (2) Case at SStP - 1665 Edith (bu 1667)

Thomas Case married widow Edith Abbet of Donhead 6/4/1659 SStP

Wife Edith of Thomas Hann buried 1658

Children of Thomas and Edith Case at SStP - 1644 John, 1656 James (bu 1658)

John Case (bf 1605-1673)

16/7/1673 burial of John Case 'householder' at Shaftesbury St Peter and 5/3/1678 Mr John Case

1662 Hearth Tax Register Shaftesbury - John, Thomas

1641 Protestation Returns Shaftesbury St Peter - John snr, jnr, Thomas

John Case (bf 1589-aft 1589) see will of Thomas Hanne als Case, whilst this John could have been the brother of Henry I assume it is his son because in 1594 only Henry shows in the Tudor subsidy list for Shaston. Either way they all seem to be from the same family and from a common unknown parent father of Thomas, Henry and John who does not appear to be in Shaston before 1569. The Hanne part of the name appears to end its usage after the early 18th century but it does appear to be the root of the Case family of Shaftesbury.

Henry Case als Hanne (bf 1570-aft 1594)

Tudor Subsidy Lists 1594 Shaftesbury Henry Hane alias Case - land £1

1589 will of Thomas Hanne als Case of Shaston Cutler, to be buried in Holy Trinity. Refers to - Wife Elizabeth Brother Harrie (elsewhere referred to as Henry) Hanne als Case and unnamed wife John Case (not als Hanne) eldest son of brother Henry Case Nicholas Case (not als Hanne) son of brother Henry Case Brother John Hanne als Case to transcribe in full

1569 Tudor Muster Rolls None in Shaftesbury Hane ?

Tudor Subsidy Lists 1545 Shaftesbury John Hayne - goods £7

1539/42 Tudor Muster Rolls None in Shaftesbury Hane ?

Tudor Subsidy Lists 1525 Shaftesbury St Trinity Richard Hayne

National archives - Dorset - no Case wills at Shaftesbury. Chamberlain family Note - relies on the ancestry of Anne Case , probable but not completely proven.

Susanna Chamberlain m 9/3/1768 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury John Case b 1746 ba 6/2/1750 St Peter, Shaftesbury bo 1740 ba 12/3/1746 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury d 7/9/1823 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury (age 77) d 30/12/1824 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury (age 84) I James Chamberlain m bf 1746 Mary ? b bf 1728 * not Shaftesbury b bf 1732 d 16/3/1762 St Peter, Shaftesbury d 29/4/1774 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury I James Chamberlain m bf 1710 Susannah ? b bf 1692 PPr prob HT, Shaftesbury b bf 1692 d 3/4/1730 St Peter, Shaftesbury d 8/3/1758 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury I James Chamberlain m bf 1692 PPr Melior ? b bf 1674 PPr prob HT Shaftesbury b bf 1674 d 18/5/1731 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury d 26/5/1731 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury I Dr William Chamberlain m bf 1660 PPr Margaret ? b c 1619 Hindon ? b bf 1642 d 11/1/1689 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury (age 70) d bf 1695 I Warder Chamberlain m 25/10/1613 St Thomas, Salisbury Mary Haviland b bf 1597 b 1597 St Thomas, Salisbury, Wiltshire d aft 1641 d aft 1648

Susanna Chamberlain (1746-1823)

Children of John and Susannah Case at Holy Trinity - 1768 Charles (m 1790 Elizabeth Hine), 1771 Fanny 1774 Polly, 1776 John (m 1799 Jane Broadway), ? Peter (bur HT 1780), 1781 Henry, 1785 (SP) Sarah (m 1814 Samuel Brine), 1793 Rose (m 1818 James Haime)

1768 marriage of John Case and Susanna Chamberlain by licence, no record of licence at Wiltshire Archives

Note that Susanna and John's parents had married in 1764 as widow and windower.

James Chamberlain (bf 1730-1762)

Children of James and Mary Chamberlain at St Peter - ? Ann (bur 1749), 1750 Susannah, ? William (bur 1756), 1757 Caleb, 1759 Anne (bur 1763*), ? Charles (bur 1762) * noted as Anne daughter of Mary Chamberlaine, as James died the previous year

* assumed connection as probable due to name, date and place and connection with the name Susanna used for child.

James Chamberlain (bf 1694-1730) James Chamberlayne (possible this one) signed the will of Frances Bennett, spinster of Shaston, in 1725.

Children of James and Susannah Chamberlain at St Peter - ? James, 1716 William (bur 1716), 1717 Ann, 1720 William, 1722 Elizabeth (m 1756 HT, Henry Binsteed), 1725 Charles (m 1749 HT, Jenny Helliar), 1728 John.

James Chamberlain (bf 1674-1731)

1731 buried as Mr James and Mrs Melliar Chamberlayne at Holy Trinity

1731 will of Melior Chamberlaine Made 19/5/1731. "… of Shaston…widow". Bequeaths - Son John one guinea and his children two guineas to be equally divided between them. Son Valentine, William and Thomas one guinea each. "… my will is that all such things of my daughter in law Susanna Chamberlaine as are in my custody be … to her and I hereby give her all money due therein." Son Charles £10. All the rest and residue to daughter Martha Chamberlaine who is made sole executrix. Signed by Melior with her mark 'M' and seal. Witnessed Richard Blackmore and William Mathews.

1730 will of James Chamberlayne Made 27/10/1730 … 'of Shaston Holy Trinity' … Bequeaths - To wife Mellier £30 at £5 a year Daughter Mary £30. Daughter Martha £20 a year at £5 a year. Son James' widow £10 and to his children £10 'to be laide out in clothing as their mother thinks …'. Son John £10, to his wife £5 and to his children £5. Son Thomas £5 'to be paid to him for moving'. Sons Valentine £10 and Charles £5. "… the house I now live in all the right title terme of years and estate I have in it betweene my wife Mellier Chamberlayne Mary and Martha Chamberlayne and to the .. of them. I would let them lett the part next the ..rst (?) for to pay the Lords … and taxes and Martha and her mother to live in the part next the Churchyard and lastly all the rest of my goods chattels and personal after my debts funeral expenses and legacies are paid." Executor Charles Chamberlayne and Mary executrix, aided by '… my good brother Valentine Chamberlayne'. Signed James Chamberlayne with seal. Witnessed Edward Hix and Ann Pickfatt.

1711 James witnessed the will of John Lush, gentleman of Shaftesbury.

Children of Mr James and Mrs Mellier Chamberlain at Holy Trinity - ? John, ? James, 1696 William, 1698 Thomas, 1700 Valentine (m 1731 Melbury Abbas, Jane Hayne), 1702 Mary, 1705 Martha, 1707 Charles.

Dr William Chamberlain (1606 (1619?) -1689)

A History of Shaftesbury', Adams, c 1750 An inscription at Holy Trinity churchyard in Shaftesbury used to read - Inscribed by Valentine Chamberlayne in memory of his father Dr William Chamberlayne who departed this life Jan 11 AD 1689 Aetatis 70 Also Margaret his wife and several sons and daughters lie near this place Valentine Chamberlayne died 1/1/1740 age 80 A History of Shaftesbury', Adams, c 1750 Mayors of Shaftesbury - 1664 William Chamberlayne named mayor in the last year charter granted by King Charles II and years 1674 and 1685 (elected 28/9/1685 and sworn in 29/10/1685) Son Valentine was mayor in 1693 * William Chamberlayne is listed as a town burgess in 1687 * Valentine was a silversmith or metal worker as shown by a rare spoon produced by him in 1691 in Shaftesbury put on sale for £3,600 by J.H. Bourdon-Smith Ltd in 2014.

The Municipal Records of the Borough of Shaftesbury, Mayo 1889 Sept 1665 - declaration signed by Major, Burgesses, Coroner and Town Clerk - "I declare that there lies no obligation upon me or any other person from the oath commonly called the Solemn League and Covenant; and that the same was in itself an unlawful oath, and imposed upon the subjects of the realm against the known laws and liberties of the kingdom." Signed … William Chamberlayne - Mayor Note - the Solemn League and Convenant was a treaty between the English Parliament and the Scottish in 1643 during the First Civil War as an agreement for the preservation of the reformed religion in Scotland, the reformation of religion in England and Ireland and the extirpation of popery and prelacy.

1662 Hearth Tax Shaston - Mr William Chamberlayn ij

Encyclopedia of British Writers: 16th, 17th, and 18th Centuries By Alan Hager "William Chamberlayne was born in Shaftesbury, Dorsetshire, England to Peter Chamberlayne a doctor, and his wife. Little else is known of his early years except that he became a physician at Shaftesbury. Throughout his life he remained poor, and because of his poverty he was unable to associate with the literary elite of his time. In 1659 Chamberlayne published Pharonnida an epic or long poem of heroic deeds, much in the style of Sir Edmund Spencer's verse romances. Pharonnida tells the adventures of the hero Argalia and his love for the princess Pharonnida. Chamberlayne describes Argalia as a worthy lover but notes his love for Pharonnida is - like amorous vine when crawling o'er the weeds, it strives to twine, embraces with the elm, he stands; whilst she desires to bend but, like that love-sick tree, by greatness is denied The 19th century critic Thomas Campbell called the poem "one of the most interesting stories that was ever told in verse. The Greek writer Heliodorus' work Aethiopica was a significant influence on Chamberlayne's other major work, Love's Victory (1658) a tragicomedy.

Children of William and Margaret Chamberlain at Shaftesbury - 1660 Valentine, ? Charles, ? James ? daughters.

For more on Dr William Chamberlain of Shaftesbury - see separate document

Biography of William Chamberlayne from David Erskine Baker 1764 (from http://spenserians.cath.vt.edu/BiographyRecord.php?action=GET&bioid=33999) This Gentleman was a Physician, and I imagine was Son of Dr. Peter Chamberlaine. — He lived at Shaftesbury in Dorsetshire in the Reigns of King Charles I. and King Charles II. and was a very zealous Cavalier. — He wrote but one Play, entitled, Love's Victory. Tr. Com. which, being composed during the intestine Troubles, at which Time, the Play-houses were suppressed, could not then be acted, but some Years after the Restoration was brought on the Stage under the Title of Wits led by the Nose. C.

1641 Protestation Return Shaston Holy Trinity - Warder Chamberlein, Willm Chamberlin

Oxford Dictionary of National Biography Chamberlayne, William c 1619-1689, poet and playwright "'… was the second son of Warder and Mary Chamberlayne of Hindon, Wiltshire, later of Shaftesbury. Details of his education are unknown but he did practise as a physician in Shaftesbury. In 1644 the civil war saw Chamberlayne marching to Newbury for the king,…"

Warder Chamberlain (bf 1597-aft 1641)

Warder was a witness to three 'inquisition post mortems' in Hindon on 4/1/1639.

Children of Warder and Mary Chamberlain at Hindon - 1615 Bethia (m 1635 Hindon, Christopher Fryar*), 1617 Christopher (bur 1618), 1619 William (m Margaret). * Christopher was a 'chirurgion' - doctor / surgeon.

Hindon parish registers start 1612 Clifford family

Elizabeth Clifford m 9/5/1636 St James, Shaftesbury Henry Sutton b bf 1618 * b bf 1618 d 21/9/1687 St James, Shaftesbury, Dorset d 28/10/1687 St James, Shaftesbury I William Clifford m bf 1618 ? b bf 1600 b bf 1600 d 14/1/1633 St James, Shaftesbury d ?

Elizabeth Clifford (bf 1618-1687)

* probable as William was the only Clifford having children at about the right time in St James - 1623 son William buried, 1629 daughter Edith buried. Thomas Clifford, possibly Elizabeth's brother, married Anna Polvie at St James in 1644 and she died 1648 and he was buried in 1652.

William Clifford (bf 1600-1633)

Tudor Subsidy Lists 1525, 1545 and 1594 None in Shaftesbury

1539 and 1569 Tudor Muster Rolls None in Shaftesbury Colgate family

Sarah Maria Colgate m 18/1/1849 Motcombe Charles Stainer b 17/8/1827 Enmore Green b 12/10/1817 St James, Shaftesbury d 20/11/1914 Shaftesbury bu ? (age 87) d 7/1/1900 Shaftesbury bu ? (age 83) I Frederick Colgate m bf 1809 not Mot or Frome, Somerset ? Elizabeth ? b bf 1791 * b c 1792 Motcombe ** d c 1821/1826 - 8/1827 not Motcombe d 24/12/1861 St James, Shaftesbury (age 69)

Sarah Maria Colgate (1827-1914)

1914 Sarah Maria died of cancer of the rectum and exhaustion, says she was widow of Charles Stainer, living at Stoney Path, Shaftesbury. Daughter Blanche Hillier of Tanyard was present at her death.

Census entries - see final spreadsheet for full details 1911 - Stoney Path, Alcester, Shaftesbury, Dorset, age 83, widow/uanble to work 1901 - 24 Pool Yard Lane, St James, Shaftesbury, Dorset, age 73, widow/launderess wash worker 1891 - 81 Lanyard Lane, age 63, wife 1881 - 36 Lower Blandford Road, Cann, Dorset, age 53, glover 1871 - Boyley Hill, Cann, Dorset, age 44, wife 1861 - St James Street, St James, Shaftesbury, Dorset, age 35, glover 1851 - Whites (?), St James, Shaftesbury, Dorset, age 23, button maker 1841 - missing

1849 Motcombe marriage Charles Stainer; full age; of Enmore Green; labourer; father - John; labourer Maria Kolgarth; full age; of Enmore Green; father - Frederick; sailor By Banns - banns records her name as Maria Colegate. Both signed with mark 'x' and witnessed by Thomas King and Meshach Moore

Maria had her child Elizabeth (see 1851 census) before she married Charles Stainer. There is a baptism of a Harriet Eliza to Maria Kolgath (common alternate spelling) in Enmore Green on 23/1/1847

Baptism record of Sarah Maria in 1827 it is noted that she is the 'base born daughter of Elizabeth Coalgate of Motcombe, Labourer'. However on her marriage she states that her father was Frederick, suggesting that the father died sometime between 11/1826 and 8/1827.

Frederick Colgate (bf 1791-c1827)

Other children of Frederick and Elizabeth Colgate (Coalgate or sometimes Kolgatt) - 2/6/1822 John Frederic baptised at Motcombe - father's occupation was a seaman 1837 Richard Coalgate, a soldier, (son of Frederick - sailor) married Jane Tompkins at Motcombe 1841 Elizabeth is living with a Jane Colgate aged 27, presumably her daughter, who would have been born 1814. 1851 and 1861 she is living with Charles and Maria Stainer. 1851 Jane Colegate, aged 37, is living as a visitor with Job Tompkins, presumably a connection to Jane wife of her brother Richard. Jane is recorded as having been baptised at Frome in Somerset. * it was possible that Frederick could have been the one baptised in 1792 in Faversham, Kent to William and Elizabeth. However that Frederick was still alive when Elizabeth's will was proved in 1833, whilst Frederick above was almost certainly dead or missing by the time of Maria's baptism in August 1827 and the Frederick of Faversham married an Ann and was in the 1861 and 1871 census' in Faversham and died 1877.

** possible Elizabeths baptised Motcombe shortly after 1791 - Elizabeth Seymour daughter of William & Hester was baptized 3-Apr 1791 Elizabeth Davidge base born daughter of Elizabeth was baptized 29-Jan 1792 Elizabeth Alford daughter of Thomas & Elizabeth was baptized 20-May 1792 Bettey Lear daughter of James & Mary was baptized 10-Jun 1792 Elizabeth Adams daughter of James & Ann was baptized 4-Feb 1793 Elizabeth Brickell base born daughter of Charlotte was baptized 8-Sep 1793 Elizabeth Wilkins daughter of Edward & Sarah was baptized 16-Apr 1795 Children of Frederick and Elizabeth - John Frederic, Richard, Mary and Jane - suggesting a possible link to Bettey Lear daughter of James and Mary.

No Colgates in 1641 PR's or 1662/4 Hearth Tax for Dorset Couch alias Tucker family

Katheren Couch alias Tucker m 20/3/1627 St Denys, Warminster George Love b bf 1610 not Warminster, Westbury * ? b bf 1610 not Warminster d 1655-1678 Warminster d 1655-1678 Warminster I ? m bf 1609 ? b bf 1581 b bf 1581 d aft 1609 d aft 1609

A Robert Couch alias Tucker of Westbury * married in 1679 in Salisbury.

Katheren had a brother Nicholas who married Kinbury Addams in Warminster in 1623.

There is a gap in Warminster burials 1642-1678. Crouch family

Hester Crouch m 20/3/1747 Motcombe, Dorset James Arnold b 14/9/1725 Horningsham, Wiltshire b 23/3/1726 Motcombe d 20/8/1790 Motcombe d 5/8/1798 Motcombe I Stephen Crouch m bf 1720 * Rachel ? b bf 1702 * b bf 1702 d 31/8/1746 Maiden Bradley, Wilts d aft 1734 not Horn

Hester Crouch (1725-1790)

Hester Crouch - There is some question as to Hester's parentage. An IGI file states that it is James Crouch and Mary Arnold. Another researcher agrees with this. However there is no evidence to support this that I can find and no reference to either baptism or even marriage of James/Mary. However the following baptism record does exist - 14/9/1725 Hester Crouch to Stephen Crouch (of Maiden Bradley) at Horningsham, Wilts This Hester did not die in infancy and there is no other reference of an alternative marriage for her. This parish is not a very great distance from Motcombe and is a possibility. Looking at the children of James and Hester Arnold to see if there is a clue - James 1748, Edward 1751, Susanna 1755, Stephen 1758, Anna 1760, Mary 1763, William 1765, Elizabeth 1768. So both James, Mary and Stephen are all used as names and so this is inconclusive. The will of James Crouch of 1760 (which I believe is the one alleged to have married Mary Arnold) refers to cousins John, William and Richard Arnold. This relationship probably comes from the marriage of George Arnold to Jane Crouch (probably James' aunt) in 1739. Also refers to brother John Crouch. But no reference to James Arnold or a daughter called Hester. Given the confirmed baptism and it's date, fact that Maiden Bradley is only two or three parishes away from Motcombe and that the name Stephen was used for one of his children I have gone with that rather than James and Mary for which there is no evidence at all. One added connection to Stephen and Rachel Crouch is that a Stephen Crouch married Ann Arnold in 1760 in Motcombe. No Stephen Crouch was baptised at Motcombe who would be the right age and so this could well be Hester's brother Stephen who was baptised 1734 (above). It is also worth noting that a George crouch witnessed the marriage of Hester's daughter Elizabeth Arnold in 1793 - was this a cousin or uncle?

Stephen Crouch (bf 1702-1746)

Children of Stephen and Rachel Crouch at Horningsham - 1720 Rachel, 1722 John, 1725 Hester (m 1747 James Arnold), 1732 Edward, 1734 Stephen (m 1760 Ann Arnold).

1713 will of William Crouch snr, yeoman of Gillingham, refers to daughter Mary and son William and his daughter Mary.

* not Horningsham, Motcombe or Maiden Bradley. Not married Mere. Try Gillingham or the Deverills.

1680 will of John Crouch the elder of Motcombe. (Copy taken). Refers to - Daughter Susanna wife of Thomas Barber. Son John Crouch. Dampney family Note - relies on the ancestry of Anne Case, probable but not proven.

Mary Dampney m 12/4/1658 St Peter, Shaftesbury John Case b 15/10/1637 St Peter, Shaftesbury b bf 1623 d 14/11/1714 St Peter, Shaftesbury d 17/5/1683 St Peter, Shaftesbury I John Dampney m bf 1631 not SStP Mary ? b bf 1613 b bf 1613 d 1642-1678 not SStP d 2/12/1678 St Peter, Shaftesbury

Mary Dampney (1637-1714)

1714 burial of Mrs Mary Hann

Children of John and Mary Case at SStP - 1661 John (bu 1663, noted as son of John, jnr), ? William, 1664 Elizabeth, 1667 John.

Dorset Proceedings - http://www.archive.org/stream/proceedings32dorsuoft/proceedings32dorsuoft_djvu.txt 1/9/1651 Gauntlett, William, gent., of Almesbury, co. Wilts. Broadgate, Thomas, innholder, of Shaston. Dampney, William, grocer, of Shaston. Andrews, Christopher, butcher, of Shaston. Sale of messuage.

John Dampney (bf 1615-aft 1642)

The Municipal Records of the Borough of Shaftesbury, Mayo 1889 1637-1640 - Bill of Complaint in Chancery between Philip, Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery (complnt) and the Mayor and Burgesses of Shaftesbury (defts) including … John Dampney.

1641 Protestation Returns Shaston St Peter - John Dampny

Children of John and Mary Dampney - 1631 John*, 1633 Jeane, 1637 Mary (m 1658 John Case), 1640 Christian, ? Christopher (bu 1642) * John, or his son, became Mayor of Shaftesbury 1696 and 1707. * possibly the John Dampney the elder who left a will in 1701, victualler, wife Dorothy, sons John and William Dorington (Dodington) family 1740 in Mere Dod(d)ington name disappears and Dorington is in use thereafter * See a separate spreadsheet for the ancient lineage of Martha Dorington (born 1707 in Mere). Fry family

Lydia Fry m 7/5/1750 Semley, Wiltshire Thomas Small b 1722 not Hindon or Semley, Mere ? b 18/7/1733 Wylye, Wilts di 8/3 bu 13/3/1805 Wyle, Wilts (age 83) d 31/5/1794 Wylye, Wilts (age 60y 10m) I ?

Lydia Fry (1722 - 1805)

Children of Thomas and Lydia Small at Wylye - 1755 Sarah (m Philip Bennett), 1757 Henry, 1760 William (m Elizabeth), 1762 Mary (m John Scammell), 1764 Elizabeth (m William Farley), 1765 Edward.

1750 marriage - Thomas Small and Lydia Fry, both of Hindon, by licence

1750 Bishops marriage licence Thomas Small, clothier of Hindon, bachelor Lydia Fry of Hindon, spinster bondman John Scammell, yeoman of Tisbury in Wiltshire Dated 7/5/1750, Semley

P5/17Reg/1B Will - 1770 Fry, Samuel Tailor Mere P5/16Reg/106A Will - 1725 Fry, Margaret Widow Mere P5/16Reg/100C Will - 1724 Fry, Samuel Tailor Mere P5/15Reg/322B Will - 1715 Fry, Lydia Widow Mere

Semley registers start 1709 Haviland family Arms of James Haviland senior, Mayor of Poole, from http://havilands.org/index.html

Mary Haviland m 25/10/1613 St Thomas, Salisbury Warder Chamberlain b 1597 St Thomas, Salisbury, Wiltshire b bf 1597 d aft 1648 d aft 1641 I James Haviland m bf 1595 Thomasine Maindonail b 1553 Poole b bf 1577 d 1/4/1613 St Thomas, Salisbury d 4/9/1641 St Thomas, Salisbury I Christopher Haviland m 16/9/1544 St James, Poole Cecilia Mann b bf 1526 Poole b bf 1526 di 24/1 bu 14/2/1589 St James, Poole, Dorset d 26/8/1586 Poole I James Haviland m bf 1526 Juliana De Sausmerez b bf 1488 Poole b bf 1508 d aft 1506 d 4/6/1550 Poole I James Haviland m bf 1480 Helena De Beauvoir b c 1440 Guernsey, Channel Islands b bf 1460 d 1502 Poole d ? I Thomas de Haviland m bf 1440 ? b bf 1420 Guernsey, Channel Islands b ? d ? d ?

The ancestry below is largely based on the following source - A Chronicle of the Ancient and Noble Norman Family of de Havilland, originally of Haverland, In the Côtentin Normandy, now of Guenrsey: Including the English Branches of Havelland of Dorsetshire, Now Extinct; Haviland of Hawkesbury, Gloucestershire, Also Extinct; and Haviland of Somersetshire. With the Documentary Evidences by John Von Sonntag de Havilland -1895

Mary Haviland (1597-aft 1648)

Children of Warder and Mary Chamberlain at Hindon - 1615 Bethia (m 1635 Hindon, Christopher Fryar), 1617 Christopher (bur 1618), 1619 William (m c 1615 Mary Haviland).

1648 administration of Christopher Haviland One of the six Clerks in Chancery (London) in 1632. Administration granted April 25th, 1648 to John, his brother, and Mary, wife of Warder Chamberlain, the sister.

James Haviland (1553-1613)

From Douglas Potts, ([email protected]), "Potts/Godwin10", Ancestry.com Early in life, James settled at Salisbury, Wiltshire, where his kinsmen, the Webbs, were merchants of great repute - and probably started his career under their patronage. His name appears in the Church Warden's account of St. Edmunds and St. Thomas' from 1587/8 until 1609. Elected to the Corporation (35 Elizabeth) 1592-93; Alderman (44 Elizabeth) 1601/2; Mayor of Salisbury (last year of Elizabeth) and (first year of James), 1602-03; last mentioned in the Municipal Ledger as being present at a meeting of the Corporation in 1613. He married Thomassine (who might have been his second wife) as all but the eldest child (who might have been by a former wife) were baptized at St. Thomas', Salisbury. Quoted of Alfred Haviland in a letter to Frederick Haviland (of R.B. Haviland & Sons) dated 16 Nov 1893: "Soon after I left Salisbury, I received a Wiltshire paper in which there was a report of the presentation of a new gold Chain to the Mayor, who in his speech returning thanks, alluded to James Haviland, who was Mayor of Salisbury in 1603. At the time of Queen Elizabeth's death, and James I's accession, he also mentioned how when James in the same year paid a visit to Lord Pembroke at Wilton House near Salisbury, James Haviland and the corporation presented the King with 20 Marks in a silver-gilt Goblet, an equal sum in a purse to the Queen, 10 Marks to their son, and a fat Ox worth 8 Marks to their host, Lord Pembroke. This James was son of Christopher Haviland, Mayor of Poole in 1659 and grandson of James de Havilland, who was born in Guernsey and first settled in Guernsey."

Children of James and Thomasine Haviland in Salisbury - ? Christopher, 1596 James (bur 1629), 1597 Mary (m c 1615 Warder Chamberlain), 1598 John, 1599 Elizabeth (bur 1610), 1600 Matthew, 1601 Bartholemew (bur 1601), 1603 Bridgett, 1603 Giles, 1605 Margaret, 1606 William, 1607 Melyor.

Christopher Haviland (1519-1589)

Elected as a Bailiff in Poole in 1553 and Mayor of Poole in 1569.

Children of Christopher and Cecilia Haviland at Poole - 1548 Richard, 1550 Matthew, 1553 James (m Thomasine Maindonail), 1556 Nathaniel, 1555 Margaret, 1560 Eleanor, 1563 William, 1564 Cecilia.

James Haviland (bf 1488-aft 1506)

Mayor of Poole 1506?

James Haviland (1440-1502)

From http://www.boroughofpoole.com James De Havilland - Served as Mayor - 1494, 1498 and 1502 The Richest Trader In Town The following information is taken from a 'Chronicle of the Ancient and Noble family of De Havilland' ( now famous within the aircraft industry) (originally Haverland in Normandy) The following incident in the War of the Roses helped raise Poole from a place of small importance to be a wealthy and flourishing port. Towards the end of the reign of Edward IV, Queen Margaret of Anjou, wife of King Henry VI, crossed over to France in order to obtain the aid of King Louis XI to regain the throne from Edward IV. She was unsuccessful but negotiated with a Norman nobleman Peter de Breze the Compte ( Count) de Manlevier, and as a reward for his help against the Yorkists, the Channel Islands were given to him. However the Jersey inhabitants did not want to be ruled by the French Military and revolted, so Edward IV sent Sir Richard Harlistan, Vice Admiral of England, with a squadron of ships to Guernsey, to rally the loyalists of both islands and attack and retake Jersey for the English. As a reward, the King awarded exclusive rights to 16 of the most prominent volunteers who assisted the monarch. He did so by giving them special trading privileges in either Exeter, Dartmouth or Poole, effective from the 14th March 1469. Thomas de Havilland was one of the 16 and was awarded trading privileges in Poole, and he sent his second son, James, and his Guernsey born wife, Helena, to Poole. James soon became the richest trader in the town, with links to Normandy and Spain. He was Mayor of Poole in 1494, 1498 and 1502. James built the north aisle of old St James Church at his own expense. This was called either Our Lady Aisle or The Havilland Aisle. James' eldest son Richard, was Mayor 3 times, and another son, William, was Mayor twice. In later years, this link to the Channel Islands was to prove invaluable to Poole. The De Havilland family made a long and influential impact upon Poole. The Arms of the family had the motto God is our strongest tower. Children of James and Helena - William, Richard, John, Helena, Matthew, James, Sarah

Thomas de Haviland (bf 1420-?) Hayne family Note - this relies on the parentage of Joseph Russell of Shillingstone 1752

Susannah Hayne m 8/2/1702 Shillingstone & Marnhull, Dorset John Penny b 13/12/1680 Shillingstone, Dorset b bf 1681 d 1769 Sturminster Newton ** d */4/1737 Sturminster Newton I Edward Hayne m bf 1679 not Shillingstone ? b bf 1654 b bf 1661 d 8/3/1714 Shillingstone, Dorset d aft 1690

Susannah Hayne (1680-1769)

** buried as Ann either 26/10 or 23/7 of that year (two burials).

Children of John and Susannah Penny at Sturminster Newton - 1721 Thomas, ? Others

1702 marriage of John Penny of Sturminster Newton and Susanna Hayne of Shillingstone, 'were married at Clenston by Peter Dickson clerk, but would produce no certificate'. The marriage is also recorded at Marnhull as the marriage of John Penney and Susannah Haine of Oakford Shilling (Shillingstone).

Edward Haine (bf 1654-1714)

Children of Edward Haine at Shillingstone ? - ? Agnes bu 1679, 1680 Susannah, others ?

1654 - William Hayne, churchwarden at Shillingstone

Dorset Quarter Sessions 1632 - Blandford John Hayne of Sturminster Newton, clerk, reports that the sum of £5 for the repair of the highways has been levied on his tenants by the deputy sheriff. Mr Hayne asks that the whole parish should be rated so that the sum may be repaid to his tenants. The court agrees and orders that the rate should be enforced.

1662 Hearth Tax Register Shillingstone John Hayne George Hayne Allen Hayne

1641 Protestation Returns Shillingstone Edward Haine Simon Haine

Shillingstone registers start 1654. Hayward family

Mary Hayward m 26/9/1796 Iwerne Courtney Robert Wareham bo 1760-65 Iwerne Courtney b 26/2/1775 Iwerne Courtney d 9/12/1844 Iwerne Courtney, Dorset (age 84) d 6/6/1849 Iwerne Courtney (age 77) I John Hayward m bf 1764 not IC Elizabeth ? b 31/1/1740 Iwerne Courtney b bf 1742 d 24/11/1822 Iwerne Courtney (age 82) d 24/7/1801 Iwerne Courtney I James Hayward m bf 1740 not IC Susannah ? b 7/12/1717 Iwerne Courtney b bf 1722 d 26/4/1771 Iwerne Courtney d 7/12/1801 Iwerne Courtney I James Hayward m c 1712 not IC Katherine ? b bf 1690 not IC b bf 1695 d 3/3/1747 Iwerne Courtney d 26/11/1748 Iwerne Courtney I ? Hayward m bf 1690 ? b bf 1660 b bf 1660 d ? d ? I John Hayward m bf 1660 ? b bf 1620 b bf 1620 d aft 1641 d ?

Mary Hayward (c 1760-1844)

Mary was reported as 84 on her burial in 1844 suggesting a birth in 1760. But in the 1841 census she is recorded as 75 suggesting a birth of 1765/1766. However ages of those over 20 were rounded down to the nearest 5 years and so the exact date is difficult to ascertain from that census making the 1760 date more likely.

Census entries - see final spreadsheet for full details 1841 - Iwerne Courtney, Dorset, age 75, wife

Correction - I had assumed that Mary Hayward that married Robert Wareham in 1796 was the one baptised to Robert and Mary (nee Painter) Hayward in 1768. However looking at the wills of Robert and Mary and the will of their daughter Mary who died unmarried in 1813 aged 44 it became clear that this was not in fact the case. Thanks to fellow researcher Margaret Clark for this information.

* I have assumed the line above as Robert and Mary Wareham used the names John and Elizabeth for names for their children.

Children of Robert and Mary Wareham at Iwerne Courtney - Susannah, John, Jane, Jonathan, Elizabeth, Benjamin.

1796 Dorset Militia List Iwerne Courtney list of men liable to serve James Hayward, labourer, 5' 7" William Hayward jun, labourer, 5' William Hayward sen, labourer, 5' 6"

John Hayward (1740-1822)

Iwerne Courtney Vestry Minutes 10/1822 - JH sen 5/ as a gift 1/1821 - JH to have 5/ present towards house rent 10/1820 - John Hayward to have a gift 10/ towards house rent 6/4/1820 - John Hayward to have 5s as a gift being ill.

Children of John and Elizabeth Hayward at Shroton - 1764 Susannah*, 1766 Anne, ? Mary, 1769 George, 1773 Thomas and 1774 James. note - It is quite possible that Mary Hayward was in fact baptised as Susannah and may have used a second name later in life. This is because of the later connection to the name of her child Susannah Wareham.

James Hayward (1717-1771)

Children of James and Susannah Hayward at Shroton - 1740 John, 1744 Robert (m 1762 Mary Painter) & Susannah, 1747 Joshua, 1749 James, 1751 Elizabeth, 1753 Zacharius, 1756 Timothy & 1759 William.

James Hayward (bf 1695-1747)

Children of James and Katherine Hayward at Shroton - 1713 Katherine, 1717 James (m Susannah ?), 1723 George, 1726 Elizabeth, 1731 John, 1732 Robert, 1735 Mary.

Before 1713 there are no Hayward references in Iwerne Courtney until 1661 Nicholas Hayward baptised son of George.

1662 Hearth Tax Register 29 records none in Iwerne Courtney

1641 Protestation Returns Iwerne Courtney - John Hayward Shillingstone - John Haward, Simon Hayward Tarrant Gunville - Richard Hayward, John Hayward Stourpaine - Henry Hayward Hibbard family

Mary Hibbard m 11/5/1732 Mere, Wilts Philip Snook b 28/2/1710 Mere, Wilts b 9/5/1707 Gillingham, Dorset d 13/9/1782 Mere, Wilts d 19/7/1785 Mere, Wilts I Thomas Hibbard m bf 1690 not Mere, Gill ? Susannah ? b c 1660 not bapt Mere b bf 1675 d aft 1723 not Mere d 10/5/1723 Mere I John Hibbard m 2/6/1650 Mere Charity ? b bf 1632 Gillingham ? b bf 1632 d 24/4/1695 Mere, Wilts d 27/9/1666 Mere, Wiltshire

Mary Hibbard (1710-1782)

Children of Philip and Mary Snook at Mere - 1734 Thomas, 1736 Susannah, 1738 Mary (m 1768 Mere, Joseph Love).

1732 marriage says Philip Snook of Gillingham and Mary Hibbard of Mere.

Thomas Hibbard (c 1660-aft 1723)

Children of Thomas and Susannah Hibbard at Mere - 1690 Mary, 1695 John, 1700 Thomas, 1706 Elizabeth, 1710 Mary

* this is not proven however it is probable that there is a connection given the fact that Thomas had a son called John and the will of Henry Hibbard below states that he had brothers John and Thomas and a John Hibbard was baptised to John and Charity in 1651.

John Hibbard (bf 1632-1695)

Will of Henry Hibbard, 1701, linnen weaver of Mere refers to brother John, and his daughter Elizabeth, and brother Thomas Hibbard.

1651 - baptism of John son of John Hibbard at Mere, 1655 Henry son of John Hibbit.

2/6/1650 John Hibbard married Charity 'his wife' at Mere - Charity's maiden name is not recorded in the register.

A John Hibberd was buried at Gillingham in 1617. Hine family

Deborah Hine m 30/11/1668 Child Okeford John Hiscock b bf 1650 prob but not ba Marnhull * b bf 1650 d 14/10/1711 Child Okeford, Dorset d 2/6/1710 Child Okeford I Thomas Hine m 26/4/1631 Marnhull Mary Buckler b bf 1613 * b bf 1613 d aft 1662 d aft 1650 I Thomas Hynde m 10/8/1601 Marnhull Christian Byles b bf 1583 b bf 1583 d aft 1641 d aft 1601

Deborah Hine (bf 1650-1711)

Children of John and Deborah Hiscock at Child Okeford - 1676 Thomas, ? Others.

* Deborah's parentage - the 1662 Hearth Tax returns below show three possible fathers - Robert, John and Thomas at Marnhull. It was not Robert (see widow Joan's will below). It could be John, but the best probability (in the absence of a baptism at Marnhull) is Thomas as John and Deborah called one of their children Thomas and that name would not appear to have come through John Hiscock's line.

1668 marriage at Child Okeford - John Hiscock and Debery Hine with a note that I think says - "published in … out of Hains (?), Long Close'

Unrelated will - 1696 Joan Hine - widow of Robert - refers to two sons (John and Robert) & three daughters (Joane, Edith & Elizabeth) Robt. Hine, victualler, 1681 - will Dorset

Thomas Hine (bf 1613-aft 1662)

Children of Thomas and Mary Hine at Marnhull - ? Deborah, 1635 Elizabeth, 1636 Margaret, ? Others possible other related will - HINE John Will 1568 Blandford 17

1662 Hearth Tax Register Marnhull - Robert Hine, mason 1, John Hine 1 Robert Hine senior 3 Thomas Hine 1 Mary Hine 2

1641 Protestation Returns Marnhull - Hynde - Thomas snr & jnr, another Thomas, William, Robert x 2, Marke Kensworth in Marnhull - Hynde - John x 2, Marke, Robert

1569 Tudor Muster Roll Marnhull Wm Hynde - billman Rog Hynde - pikeman

1539 Tudor Muster Roll Marnhull John Hynde - billman

Marnhull registers start 1560 Hiscock family

Mary Hiscock m 24/11/1770 Iwerne Courtney Benjamin Wareham b 28/2/1739 Sutton Waldron, Dorset b 24/11/1727 Iwerne Courtney d 26/4/1779 Iwerne Courtney d 23/11/1802 Iwerne Courtney I Philip Hiscock m bf 1732 not Sutton Waldron Joan ? b 19/3/1705 Compton Abbas b bf 1716 d 14/1/1787 Sutton Waldron d 9/12/1774 Sutton Waldron I Thomas Hiscock m 3/2/1699 Long Crichel, Dorset Annie Wareham * b 2/4/1676 Child Okeford b 5/12/1670 Fontmell Magna d 31/3/1722 Sutton Waldron d 23/4/1732 Sutton Waldron I John Hiscock m 30/11/1668 Child Okeford Deborah (Debery) Hine b bf 1650 * b bf 1650 Marnhull d 2/6/1710 Child Okeford d 14/10/1711 Child Okeford, Dorset I ? Hiscock m bf 1650 Elizabeth ? b bf 1632 b bf 1650 d bf 1650 d 28/5/1663 Child Okeford

Mary Hiscock (1739-177()

Children of Benjamin and Mary Wareham at Shroton - see front Wareham spreadsheet.

1770 marriage at Iwerne Courtney Benjamin Wareham of this parish widdower Mary Hiscock of the same By Banns (4, 11 & 18/11) 24/11/1770 by Richard Holmer Rogers curate Signed by both with their mark Witnessed by John Harvey and John Goddard

Philip Hiscock (1705-1787)

1787 burial states 'pauper'.

Ancestry.com Dorset Quarter Session Order Books 1625-1905 1727-1752 … Mr Robert Seymour of Iwerne Minster butcher to prosecute Phillip Hiscock for fellony * 1735 Plea book Phillip Hiscock - Ind now No 6 for stealing a weather sheep price 17s the property of Robert Seymour jun - not guilty 1740 Medleycott 20. Phillip Hiscock of Sutton Waldron laborer for fellony by Robert Seymour Ind now No6 2 Nov 1740 Phillip Hiscock - convicted of several felonies to be transported for seven years.

Dorset History Centre Reference QSG/1/66 Philis Donis (wife of John), Phillip Hiscock, Thomas Symes, John Pinney, John Elliott, William Collier Robert Tucker. Sentenced at Shaston, Bridport and Dorchester and sentenced to be transported to America, for 7 years and 14 years. Ethered Davy of Exon,Exter, has the contract to transport and was paid £300. Date 18 October 1740

Children of Philip and Joan Hiscock at Sutton Waldron - 1732 George, 1734 Philip (m 1755 Sixpenny Handley, Elizabeth Monday), 1736 ..ry (?) da, 1739 Mary (m 1770 Benjamin Wareham), 1741 Annie.

Thomas Hiscock (1676-1722)

1732 burial at Sutton Waldron says Annie Hiscock of Fontmell Magna.

Children of Thomas and Annie * Hiscock at Fontmell Magna - 1700 Sarah, 1702 Elizabeth, 1704 Ruth (m James Tuffin), 1705 (Compton Abbas) Philip. * also written Amey on first three baptisms at FM.

1699 marriage by licence of Thomas Hiscock of Fontmell Magna and Annie Wareham of Fontmell Magna (note she was later also buried as Annie). * see Wareham family under W not main Wareham line.

John Hiscock (bf 1650-1710)

Children of John and Deborah Hiscock at Child Okeford - 1676 Thomas, ? Others.

1668 marriage at Child Okeford - John Hiscock and Debery Hine with a note that I think says - "published in … out of Hains (?), Long Close'

* 1663 burial of widow Elizabeth Hiscock - no proof but probably the widow of an earlier father of John.

Dorset Quarter Sessions 1625-1638 1626 "Benjamin and Joan Hiscocke are resident at Fontmell Magna in the house of her father, one Bishopp. Lately they were employed by Michael Biles of Childe Okeford, but their service ended last Michaelmas and they returned to Fontmell Magna. A dispute has arisen as to their place of settlement, as Biles is said to have promised to discharge Fontmell Magna of its responsbility for the Hiscockes and their child. However, the court declares Fontmell Magna responsible, and orders Benjamin Hiscocke's father to give security against future maintenance of his grandchild by the parish, unless he show cause why not."

Fontmell Magna records start 1653, Child Okeford records start 1653.

1662 Hearth Tax None in Child Okeford

1641 Protestation Returns Sixpenny Handley - Thomas Hiscocke East Orchard - John Hitscoke Okford Cum Keisworth (Shlling Okeford) - William Hiscocke Henry Hiscocke Tarrant Gunville - Peter Hiscocke Funtmill Tything (Fontmell Magna)- Beniamen Hiscocke Melbury Abbas - John Hitskoke

Dorset Tudor Muster Roll 1569 roll Woodlands, Knolton - Michael Hiscoxe Melbury Abbas - John Hyscock Henry VIII roll Okeforde Fitzpaine - Richard Hyscoke (bill) Fontmell Magna - Henry Hycocke West Orchard - Walter Hiscoke (bow sch arr) Melbury Abbas - John Hyscocke (bow) John Hiscocke (bow sch arr), William Hiscocke, Christian Hisock (wid) Thornhill, Wimborne - John Hyscocke Crawford Magna, Spettisbury - William Hiscock Humber family

Ruth Humber m 15/1/1655 Winterborne Robert Hunt b 5/3/1635 Winterborne Whitechurch, Dorset Whitechurch, Dorset b bf 1637 not MA d 1/9/1709 Winterborne Whitechurch d 1684 Milton Abbas, bu 30/9/1684 WW I Alexander Humber m bf 1635 Mary ? b bf 1599 b bf 1610 d 30/4/1666 Winterborne Whitechurch d 24/9/1671 Winterborne Whitechurch I Stephen Humber m bf 1580 PPr Jane ? b bf 1550 PPr b bf 1560 d 6/9/1628 Winterborne Whitechurch d 27/10/1618 Winterborne Whitechurch I Stephen Humber m bf 1550 PPr ? b bf 1520 PPr b bf 1520 d aft 1545 PPr d ?

Ruth Humber (1635-1709)

Children of Robert and Ruth Hunt at MA - 1657 Thomas, 1660 Robert, 1663 Ruth (n WW 1693, Henry Stevens), 1665 Julian, 1667 WW Tamsey *, 1670 WW Elizabeth *, 1673 WW Alexander *, 1677 WW Ann *, 1678 Susanna.

Alexander Humber (bf 1599-1666)

1666 administration of Alexander Humber of Winterborne Whitechurch Refers to 'relict' widow Maria Mumber

1641 Protestation Returns Winterborne Whitechurch - Alexander Humber, William Humber, Stephen Humber and James Humber

Children of Alexander and Mary Humber at WW - 1629 Thomas, 1635 Ruth, ? Elizabeth (bur 1644)

Stephen Humber (bf 1550-1628)

1618 burial of Jane wife of Stephen Humber

1615 will of Thomas Humber husbandman of Winterborne Whitechurch, refers to the following amongst other matters - leaves money to the poor of Winterborne Whitechurch, Milton and Bere Regis wife Margery - executrix and main benefactor brother Stephen Humber and his sons William, George, Alexander, Thomas and Stephen - all left five pounds each. brother Francis Humber - five pounds brother Richard Humber, deceased, and sons - Harry and Thomas - five pounds makes 'wellbeloved friends' brothers William, Stephen and John Squibb the son of William Squibb of Whatcombe, yeomen his overseers 1594 Susidy List Whatcomb tithing in Stephen Humber - L4 Winterborne Whitechurch Thomas Humber - G3

Children of Stephen and ? Humber at WW - ? William (m Anne), ? George, ? Alexander, ? Thomas, ? Stephen (m Jane), ? daughter (m 1599 WW, Henry Gosling)

WW parish registers start 1590

Stephen Humber (bf 1520-aft 1545)

1569 Muster Roll None listed in Winterborne Whitechurch

1545 Subsidy List Whatcomb tithing in Stephen Humber - G8 Winterborne Whitechurch

1539/1542 Muster Rolls None listed in Winterborne Whitechurch

1525 Subsidy List None listed in Winterborne Whitechurch

Other Humber info -

1671 will of Mary Humber made 16/12/1671 proved 1673 of Whatcombe in Winterborne Whitechurch, widow. Refers to - Son Alexander and daughter Mary. Brother Thomas Holten and brother in law Robert Humber Hunt family

Ruth Hunt m 25/5/1693 Winterborne Henry Stevens b 24/5/1663 Milton Abbas, Dorset Whitechurch, Dorset b bf 1675 d 18/9/1723 Winterborne St Martin, Dorset d 30/1/1743 Winterborne St Martin I Robert Hunt m 15/1/1655 Winterborne Ruth Humber b bf 1637 not MA Whitechurch, Dorset b 5/3/1635 Winterborne Whitechurch, Dorset d 1684 Milton Abbas, bu 30/9/1684 WW d 1/9/1709 Winterborne Whitechurch I Robert Hunt m bf 1635 ? b bf 1617 b bf 1617 d 6/5/1666 Winterborne Whitechurch d ?

Ruth Hunt (1663-1723)

1732 will of Elizabeth Squib of Winterbourne Whitechurch, Dorset Refers to - Cousin Robert Stevens, son of Robert Stevens and his widow Elinor Brother-in-law Henry Stevens and his children Henry, Thomas, Ruth 'Hurdil' and Jean Corbin - who she leave sthe rest of her goods other than house, ring, silver spoon and bible left to others John son of Ruth 'Hurdil' to whom she leaves her 'Great Bible' Brother-in-law Henry Stevens receives one shilling Brother-in-law Thomas Hawkins and son Henry.

Children of Henry and Ruth Stevens at WStM - 1694 WW Robert * (m 1714 Eleanor Pluckett), 1695 Henry (m WSM 1720, Alice Wyar), 1698 WW Ruth * (m John Hurdle), 1700 George, 1702 Thomas (bur 1702), 1703 Thomas (m Dorchester St Peters 1726, Hannah Wright), ? Jean (m Corbin).

Robert Hunt (bf 1637-1684)

1684 administration of Robert Hunt of Milton Abbas Refers to widow (relict) Ruth Hunt Signed by Ruth Hunt, Robert Hunt and Robert Humber

1684 Inventory of Robert Hunt of Milton Abbas Yeoman, taken September 1684, Ruth ye widdow of Robert Hunt administrator Wearing apparrell £5-0-0 24 sheepe £100-0-0 7 milos (?) beasts £17-10-0 4 young beasts £6-13-4 3 ? £3-0-0 for the terme of ? with their ? £25-0-0 pigs £7-0-0 wagon, dunge pott, harness & ye tulls £12-0-0 wheats in ye barne £11-0-0 wheate, barly, oats & peas £50-0-0 hay £15-0-0 wooll £10-0-0 lamyta £2-0-0 good in kitchen for the Inn 2 furnis yous £3-0-0 1 moasting vat … tubs ye hale for pewter & bras £5-0-0 ye buttery for barrells £1-10-0 beds & bedsteads in ye Inn £15-0-0 6 table bords £1-10-0 14 … of sheets & 1 doz & half of napkins£4-0-0 2 chests, 1 coffers, 1 cubbord £1-0-0 4 crooks, 4 keterells … tongs £0-15-0 2 warming pans £0-5-0 fagots & poles with handles belonging £4-0-0 to ye sheepe fold pole for … £0-5-0 ye pultery £0-10-0 4 …, 1 doz& half of butter £0-15-0 milk pans , water … £0-10-0 dishes & spoons £2-10-0 foks & a pillow sheet (?) £1-0-0 money in ye house £4-17-6 total £302-13-4 debts owing Robert Hunt his sonne £25-0-0 Ruth Tamsin his daughters £23-10-0 Mr Lawrence £30-0-0 Farmer Balfour £30-0-0 William Humber £1-2-6 Mr Lutterell £3-10-0 Thomas ? For wood £2-19-0 Mr Fulford £2-1-1 total £110-9-7

Children of Robert and Ruth Hunt at MA - 1657 Thomas (bur WW 1675), 1660 Robert, 1663 Ruth (n WW 1693, Henry Stevens), 1665 Julian, 1667 WW Tamsey *, 1670 WW Elizabeth (m 1704 WW, John Squib) *, 1673 WW Alexander * (bur WW 1675), 1677 WW Ann *, 1678 WW Susanna *. * to Robert of Milton

Robert Hunt (bf 1619-1666)

Dorset Archives Reference D/CPR/11998 Date 12 Jun 1662 Details Feoffment. 1) Gregory Thurborne of Blandford St Mary, yeoman, Jane his wife, Robert Hunt senior of Whatcombe, Winterborne Whitchurch, yeoman, Robert Hunt, his son & Jonathan Miller of Whatcombe, yeoman 2) William Goadindge of Blandford St Mary, husbandman. House and land, Blandford St Mary. Mentioned: Thomas Chettell, Nicholas Turner, William Crosse, John Jeffery. Witnesses: John Mallard, Blandford, Nicholas Palmer, Stowbury, Thomas Lush, John Soaper, Shillingston, John Raymond, John Dennes, Richard Ireland etc

Children of Robert Hunt - ? Robert (m WW 1655, Ruth Humber), ? Thomas (m 1653, Ann Frampton). Hurdle family

Maria Hurdle m 24/8/1812 Iwerne Courtney Joseph Russell b 9/5/1793 Iwerne Courtney, Dorset b 1788 Shillingstone, Dorset d 17/8/1880 Iwerne Courtney (age 89) d 8/8/1872 Iwerne Courtney (age 83) I Thomas Hurdle m 29/6/1784 Iwerne Courtney Elizabeth Tapper b 12/10/1761 Iwerne Courtney bo 1765 East Orchard, Dorset, ba ? d 23/9/1810 Iwerne Courtney (age 48) d 2/1/1829 Iwerne Courney (age 63) I Henry Hurdle m 6/1/1749 Iwerne Courtney Elizabeth (Betty) Bustard b 7/4/1728 Iwerne Courtney b bf 1/1731 d 20/3/1772 Iwerne Courtney d 2/1/1784 Iwerne Courtney I John Hurdle m 23/2/1723 Blandford St Mary, Dorset Ruth Stevens b bf 1705 Charlton Marshall ? b 6/1/1698 Winterborne Whitechurch, Dorset d 1741 Iwerne Courtney, bu ? d 5/5/1747 Iwerne Courtney I John Hurdle m bf 1700 not CM or IC Elizabeth ? b bf 1682 not Charlton Marshall or Shroton * b bf 1682 d 14/3/1731 Charlton Marshall, Dorset d 1/8/1733 Charlton Marshall

Maria Hurdle (1793-1880)

Census entries - see final spreadsheet for full details 1871 - The Cross, Iwerne Courtney, Dorset, age 80, butcher's wife 1861 - The Corner, Iwerne Courtney, Dorset, age 68, wife 1851 - Iwerne Courtney, Dorset, age 60, wife/domestic duties 1841 - Iwerne Courtney, Dorset, age 48, wife

Children of Joseph and Maria Russell at Shroton - 1813 Thomas (m IC 1842 Esther Palmer), 1815 James, 1816 Walter William (m IC 1850 Elizabeth Bartlett), 1817 Elizabeth Hurdle, 1819 Joseph, 1821 Mary Ann (m IC 1841 George Painter), 1824 Samuel, 1825 George, 1829 Jane (m IC 1847 George Wareham), 1831 Emma, 1837 Ellen (m IC 1858 James Green).

1812 marriage - Iwerne Courtney Joseph Russell of this parish and Mary Hurdle of the same married in this church by banns this twenty fourth day in the year one thousand eight hundred and twelve by me H H Rogers Rector of Stepleton Signed by Joseph Russell and Mary Hurdle Witnessed by Thomas Tuffin * and Thomas Tapper * Thomas was probably Mary's uncle, who was married to her mother Elizabeth's sister Mary (nee Tapper)

1811 banns Banns published 9th, 16th and 23rd August - Joseph Russell and Mary Hurdle

Thomas Hurdle (1761-1810) Note - Thomas' son Thomas was a freeholder in Shroton and is listed in the 1831 Dorset Poll Book - 1831 Dorset Poll Book (Sept/Oct) Iwerne Courtney, Sturminster Division Name of freeholder - Hurdle Thomas Residence of freeholder - Iwerne Courtney Occupiers name - self Thomas is listed in the 1832 Blandford Trade Directory as a cheesemonger.

Land Tax Returns - Iwerne Courtney Date Proprietor Occupier Payable 1802 Robert Harvey Thomas Hurdle £0-14-0

1801 and 1802 rate for church repairs at Iwerne Courtney 1802 Thomas Hurdle 'for Breach' (land) 7d 1801 Thomas Hurlde 'for Breach' 1s 2d

Children of Thomas and Elizabeth Hurdle at Shroton - 1785 Jane, 1788 Elizabeth, 1791 Maria (bu 1791), 1793 Mary (m 1812 IC, Joseph Russell), 1796 Thomas (m 1819 Mary Ann Lambert), 1801 Samuel, 1803 Henry, 1806 James ? William (m ? Sutton Waldron, Henrietta Tuffin).

1784 marriage at Iwerne Courtney Thomas Hurdle of this parish and Elizabeth Tapper of this parish, by banns. Thomas signed his name and Elizabeth who signed with her mark 'x'. Married by banns. Witnessed by Tho Toppins and Charles Andrews.

Henry Hurdle (1728-1772)

Children of Henry and Elizabeth Hurdle at IC - 1753 John (bu 1759 IC), 1756 Jenny, 1759 Henry, 1761 Thomas (m 1784 IC, Elizabeth Tapper).

1749 marriage of Henry Hurdle and Elizabeth Bustard at IC, no other information

John Hurdle (bf 1705-1741)

John Hurdle was not buried Shroton or Charlton Marshall

1741 administration of John Hurdle of Shroton John Hurdle labourer refers to relict Ruth. Witnessed by Mary Higgins and Richard Hurdle and all three gave their mark of a cross.

Children of John and Ruth Hurdle at IC - 1723 Elizabeth (bu CM 1725), 1726 John (m 1742 IC, Sarah Clench, m Blandford St Mary 1750, Elizabeth Stone), 1728 Henry (m 1749 Elizabeth Bustard), 1733 Elizabeth (m IC 1758, Thomas James).

1723 marriage at Blandford St Mary of John Hurle of Shrowton and Ruth Stephens of Whitechurch

For the Stevens family link see under Ruth Stevens.

John Hurdle (bf 1682-1731) 1742 administration of John Hurdle of Charlton Marshall Refers to Henry Hurdle, lawful son and shoemaker of Charlton Marshall, and Ruth Hurdle of Iwerne Courtney, widow. Refers to relict Elizabeth Hurdle, relict, who was since deceased and unadministered will and debts. Signed by Henry and Ruth with their mark 'x' and by John Doe.

1731 will of John Hurdle of Charlton Marshall. Bequeaths - To wife Elizabeth "all that cottage and tenement lying and being situate in the parish of Shroton … and at her death I give the said tenement … to my son Henry … and at the death of my son Henry Hurdle I give the said tenement … to my son John Hurdle of Shroton." "I give to my son Henry Hurdle my personal estate at and after the death of my wife … and what remains above £30 at the death of my wife shall be equally divided between my son Henry Hurdle and son John Hurdle, share and share alike." Wife Elizabeth made sole executrix. Made 10th March 1731, signed by John Hurdle with his cross and seal.

Children of John and Elizabeth Hurdle at IC - 1700 Samuel, ? Henry, ? John (m 1723 Ruth Stevens)

29/12/1716 burial of John Hurdle at Sturminster Marshall

20/7/1695 George son of John Hurdle baptised at Sturminster Marshall

1667 will of Henry Hurdler of Dawes Woods in the parish of East Chelborough in Dorset, yeoman. Made 12/9/1667. To be buried in the parish church yard of 'Luke Combe'. refers to - Son in law Roger Bearge and Jane his wife 20 shillings and to three children Dorothy, Richard and Henry 20 shillings a piece To three children Thomas, John and Dorothy £30 a piece. Wife Dorothy all goods moveable and unmoveable, made sole executor proved April 1670.

1662 Hearth Tax Register Abbotsbury - Henry Hurdler

1641 Protestation Returns John Hurle (Hurdle?) recorded at Sturminster Marshall William Hurle - Blandford Forum Lambert family

Honour Lambert m 19/2/1662 Iwerne Courtney James Tapper b bf 1644 b 5/10/1641 Iwerne Courtney d 22/12/1711 Iwerne Courtney d 10/12/1725 Iwerne Courtney I William Lambert m bf 1644 Katherine ? b bf 1626 b bf 1626 d 1689 not Iwerne Courtney d aft 1689 not Iwerne Courtney

Honour Lambert (bf 1644-1711)

1720 will of Joseph Lambert Yeoman of East Orchard. Refers to - nephew John Tapper and his four daughters £20 to each of them. Cousin Mary Still £20 Poor of East Orchard Nephew James Tapper - all that my lands called Wimble Hayes and Hill Closes to his heirs and also all those closes and coppices which I purchased of Thomas Ffoot … in East Orchard Loving brother William Lambert sole executor

Note from another researcher says that Honour was the sister of William Lambert, yeoman of East Orchard, who left a will 1725 and Joseph who died 1725/6

Children of James and Honour Tapper probably at Iwerne Minster - ? John (m Mary), ? James

William Lambert (bf 1626-1689)

1689 will of William Lambert Yeoman of East Orchard to transcribe

Children of William and Katherine Lambert - ? Joseph, ? William, ? Honour (m IC 1662, John Tapper).

1641 Protestation Returns None in Iwerne C East Orchard - William and John

1703 will of Martin Lambert of East Orchard Yeoman. Refers to daughter Elizabeth Baker, executrix, and sister Martha Standish.

25/5/1617 Richard Lambert married Margaret Tapper at Iwerne Courtney

1569 Tudor Muster Roll East Orchard no Lamberts Lanning family Note - this relies on the Tapper line being proved

Joane Lanning m 8/10/1592 Iwerne Courtney John Tapper b 21/3/1568 Iwerne Courtney b bf 1563 PPr d 4/10/1646 Iwerne Courtney d 2/10/1613 Iwerne Courtney I Robert Lanning m bf 1564 Isabel ? b bf 1546 b bf 1546 d 13/2/1597 Iwerne Courtney d 2/8/1601 Iwerne Courtney I John Lanning m bf 1546 Jane ? b bf 1528 b bf 1528 d 29/4/1571 Iwerne Courtney d 8/2/1565 Iwerne Courtney I Richard Lanning m bf 1528 ? b bf 1510 b bf 1510 d aft 1524 d ?

Joane Lanning (1568-1646)

Robert Lanning (bf 1546-1597)

1588 marriage of an unnamed woman to William Skead says she was - "out of Robert Lannyng's house at Farringdon"

Likely link to John and Jane as these were the first Lanning references in the village. Other references could be burials of Henry in 1598 and John the elder in 1599 however as Robert died in 1597 I think the earlier burials are more probable.

John Lanning (bf 1528-1571)

1569 Tudor Muster Roll Iwerne Courtney John Lamyng P - pikeman

1543 Lay Subsidy List Iwerne Courtney John Lanen G15

1538 Tudor Muster Roll Iwerne Courtney John Lanen AA - able archer

Richard Lanning (bf 1510-aft 1524)

1524 Lay Subsidy List Iwerne Courtney Richard Lanyon * W1 * probably Lanning Iwerne Courtney registers start 1563. Leere family

Elizabeth Leere m bf 1676 John Arnold b bf 1658 b bf 1658 d 22/8/1729 Motcombe, Dorset d 29/3/1741 Motcombe I George Leere m bf 1658 Philippa ? b bf 1640 b bf 1640 d 13/2/1693 Motcombe d aft 1695, not Motcombe I Humphrey Leere m bf 1640 ? b bf 1595 b bf 1626 d 1662-1676 prob Motcombe d ? I Humphrey Leere m bf 1595 Mary ? b bf 1577 b bf 1577 d 2/1/1606 Tisbury d aft 1604 See Hiscock family spreadsheet from this point back.

Elizabeth Leere (bf 1658-1729)

Children if John and Elizabeth Arnold at Motcombe - ? Thomas, ? Jasper (bu 1689), 1684 Elizabeth, 1687 Jane, 1692 Mary, 1693 George

George Leere (bf 1640-1693)

1695 will of George Leare of Motcombe. Daughter Eliz , Phillipa "my dear wife half of household goods", rest to George Arnold, grandson. Proved by oath Johanni Arnold, father of George Arnold, Infant.

George Leare is one of the people who took the inventory of the goods of Humphry Leare of Motcombe in 1683. Possibly his brother? See Hiscock family.

Somerset Records Office MARGARET MARSH DD\S\WI/76 1680-1776 Deeds relating to a mess., Legmead, etc., inclu: Post-nuptial Settlement of John King, son and h.app. of J.K. of Shaftesbury (co.Dorset), gent., and Eliz. dau. of Geo.Leere of same, gent., 1680

Dorset History Centre Reference D.1/5774 Date 16 Mar 1661 Bargain and sale Manor etc of Gillingham (field names) and Dunhead Lodge.. (1) Thomas Earl of Elgin. (2) Sir Edward Nicholas. Witness: Charles Wroughton, William Greene, David Makartnay, Joseph Stanley, Richard Halsall, James Mathews, H. Gregory, Richard Greene, Edmund Lane, Samuel Hemmyng, Francis Hill, Henry Whitaker, William Willoughby, Joseph Gibbs, Francis Devenish, Thomas Greene, John Brickell, John Younge, Thomas Burleton, Phineas Hayne, Richard Brickell, George Leare, Edward Hayne, Richard Gildon, Alex West, Nathaniel Goodenow and Humphry Leare

23/9/1656 at Mere - marriage of George Leare of Motcombe and Melior Boone (or Boorne), markets daies See Hiscock family spreadsheet from this point back.

Motcombe registers start 1676. Lodder family

Mary Lodder m 21/9/1761 Stour Provost, Dorset Thomas Morgan b 1741-3 Stour Provost * b bf 1733 not ba Stour Provost d 28/11/1810 St Peter, Shaftesbury d aft 1782 I John Lodder m 3/3/1741 Stour Provost (1st) Mary Holly (nee ?) m 4/10/1755 Stour Provost Anne Metyard b 25/3/1717 Stour Provost b bf 1723 mic (2nd) b bf 1737 d 2/7/1766 Stour Provost d 3/12/1747 Stour Provost d 21/1/1764 Stour Provost I Gilbert Lodder m bf 1701 Mary (Metyard ?) b c 1666 * b bf 1698 d 6/3/1732 Stour Provost d 29/6/1747 Stour Provost I John Lodder m c 1657 Elizabeth ? b c 1635 ** b bf 1640 d 23/3/1715 Stour Provost d 17/10/1706 Stour Provost I William Lodder m bf 1635 ? b c 1590 b c 1590 d aft 1635 d ? I John Lodder m bf 1570 ? b bf 1575 b bf 1575 d aft 1590 d aft 1590

Mary Lodder (c 1741-1810)

Baptism of Mary Morgan's (nee Lodder) daughter Lucy in 1782 at the Catholic Church at Marnhull - Martin Lodder and Jane Lodder, both of Stour Provost, were named as godparents.

Children of Thomas and Mary Morgan - 1762 Elizabeth, 1764 Mary, 1765 James (m 1789 Mary Watts), 1767 John, 1782 Lucy (m 1808 John Stainer).

* note that this could be Mary baptised to Gilbert and Edith Lodder in 1732. However given the baptism reference of Lucy Morgan of 1782 (see Morgan) it is clear that this Lucy was the child of this Mary Lodder (given parent names and Lodder godparents) even though there is a large gap between their previous child Mary who was born before 1769. That being the case it is highly unlikely that Mary who married in 1761 to Thomas Morgan was born before about 1740 if she was still having children in 1782. Unless this was a really extreme example of a late birth I believe it more likely that this Mary was the child of John and Mary Lodder however I have no baptism record to completely prove this. But in support of this - 1) John and Mary married in March 1741 however the first child recorded on baptisms is Matthew in July 1743. This is possible of course but it is also likely that because they seem to have had one child a year after that date and until Mary died in 1747 that they'd had at least one previous child between March 1741 and 1743. 2) Thomas and Mary Morgan never used the names Gilbert or Edith for any of their children but they did use the names John and Mary. 3) There is a baptism record for a son named after the father - John in 1746, however no record of them having a female child. The chances are that if they had 4 sons that somewhere along the line they had a daughter and the probability is that they would have used the name Mary.

John Lodder (1717-1766) Children of John and second wife Anne - 1755 James, 1757 William, 1761 Martha

1755 marriage of John Lodder, widower, to Anne Metyard of the same parish, spinster, signed by John Lodder and by Anne Metyard with her mark 'x' and witnessed by Gilbert Lodder and John Coward. By banns.

Children of John and Mary Lodder - ? Mary, 1743 Matthew, 1744 Arundel, 1745 George, 1746 John

1741 marriage of John Lodder to Mary Holly, widow. Note to find marriage of Holly male to Mary before 1741. Try East Stour where a Thomas Holly was buried in 1735.

Gilbert Lodder (c 1666-1732)

The English Catholic Nonjurors of 1715 'being a summary of the register of their estates' by Estcourt and Payne Page 43 - Gilbert Lodder, of Stour Provost, blacksmith - house for life. also listed - Jeffrey Lodder, yeoman of Stour Provost Martin Lodder, yeoman of Stour Provost William Lodder, yeoman of Stour Provost

Children of Gilbert and Mary Lodder - 1706 Margaret, 1709 Elizabeth, 1711 ?, 1717 John (m 1741 SP, Mary Holly nee ?), ? Gilbert (m Mary), 1717 James.

* Prior to Gilbert Lodder partly courtesy of research to be found at - http://fifeshireirelands.familytreeguide.com However whilst that website attributes Gilbert's father as being a Gilbert Lodder I do not believe there is any evidence of a prior Gilbert having existed and indeed there is no burial after 1702 of a Gilbert in Stour Provost. Far more likely is the John Lodder buried 1715 as Gilbert did have a son baptised John. As he also had a daughter Elizabeth I have guessed at a connection to the 1706 burial of Elizabeth Lodder as well.

1690 administration of John Lodder refers to daughters Elizabeth, Mary and Elnor and wife Mary

1690 will of John Lodder of Stour Provost Refers to wife Mary, daughter Elizabeth wife of Matthew Snook. No sons.

1688 administration of William Lodder of Stour Provost - refers to brother John (note - there is no evidence of a father called William but this fits with the line above - unless John is the one that died 1690 rather the one buried in 1715).

1685 administration of Jeffrey Lodder Yeoman of Stour Provost, refers to wife Mary - countersigned by John Lodder.

1662 Hearth Tax Stour Provost John Lodder iij Gilbert Lodder iij Giffrey Lodder iiij Robte Lodder in Mr Whites house iij Robte Hunt in Robte Loders house ij 1641 Protestation Returns Stour Provost - Robert Lodder, Jeffreye Lodder, (?) William Godder

1569 Tudor Muster Rolls None in Stour Provost Stourpaine - Tho Loder, bill Hazelbury Bryan - Tho Loder, pikeman Marnhull - Tho Loder, billman

1539/42 Tudor Muster Rolls None in Stour Provost Hazelbury Bryan - Wm Loder, bow 1/2 sh arr West Orchard - Hen Loder Durweston - Walt Loder, billman Shillingstone - Tho Loder Blandford - Jn Loder, bill Pimperne - Jn Loder, billman

Stour Provost registers start from 1701.

Homes of Family Names of Great Britain, HB Guppy, 1890 Peculiar names (mostly confined to Dorset) - Lodder

Lodder from http://www.thevoid.plus.com/genlod.htm Not very inspiring but the name LODDER derives from "Beggar", or "loader, carrier"; or, "dweller at the drain." In Dorset, which this research's LODDERs originate from may be named after stream called Lodre by the Celts. Lodders seem to have originated in Hanford in Dorset in the C12th. They were then recorded in Shillingstone (across the ford) in the C15th & C16th. but the earliest records which can be linked start about 1600. They spread out into various areas - they were mainly recusant Catholics and moved with employment with the landed Catholic families of which there were 3 wealthy ones and several minor ones in Dorset.

Catholicism in Shaftesbury by Rev E Jeanneau, 1966 "From the time of the Reformation one could always find in the neighbourhood of Shaftesbury, priests faithful to the See of Peter, to baptise children, officiate at weddings privately, and celebrate Mass. They were either private chaplains to the Arundels of Wardour in the different houses they lived in, or priests in charge of Nash Court in Marnhull. In any case, they came under the jurisdiction of the Vicars Apostolic of the West Country. There were Mass centres in Marnhull, Stour Provost, and Wardour …" Lodge family

Frances (Fanny) Lodge m 21/2/1717 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury William Brine b bf 1699 b 25/11/1694 St Peter, Shaftesbury d 25/1/1770 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury * d 1764-70 prob Salisbury, Wiltshire I ?

Frances Lodge (bf 1699-1770)

* buried as 'widow Fanny Lodge', married as Frances

Children of William and Frances Brine at Holy Trinity - 1718 Rose (bu 1718), 1718 Jane (bu 1726), 1721 Joseph, 1723 Rose, 1729 Mary (bu 1731).

1721 will of Thomas Lodge of Shaftesbury refers to wife Elizabeth and daughter Elizabeth Lodge

1662 Hearth Tax Register 6 records - none in Shaftesbury

1641 Protestation Returns Shaftesbury Holy Trinity - Christopher Lodge Shaftesbury St James - Ambrose Lodge

Tudor Muster Rolls - 1539/42 and 1569 No Lodges in Shaftesbury Love family

Sarah (Mary) Love m 20/6/1872 Cann Richard John Stainer b 30/5/1852 Enmore Green, Dorset ba 6/11/1853 St James, Shaftesbury d 16/4 bu 20/4/1916 West Harnham, Salisbury (age 63) d 4/10 bu 9/10/1939 Fordingbridge, Hampshire (age 85) I George Love m 22/2/1830 Motcombe Martha Case b 6/9/1807 Motcombe, Dorset b 3/12/1809 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury d 7/2/1878 Enmore Green (age 70) d 30/3/1893 Enmore Green (age 84) I William Love m 29/4/1793 Motcombe Elizabeth Arnold b 17/1/1769 Mere, Wiltshire b 15/5/1768 Motcombe d 24/3/1833 Motcombe (age 65) d 30/8/1846 Motcombe (age 80) I Joseph Love m 4/11/1768 Mere, Wilts Mary Snook bo 1738 ba 17/7/1743 Mere b 5/4/1738 Mere d 24/12/1823 Mere (age 85) d 15/12/1830 (age 92) Mere I Michael Love m 15/9/1737 Mere, Wilts Martha Dod(r)ington m 25/9/1720 Mere, Wilts Mary Taner b 1/4/1695 Mere (2nd) b 24/2/1707 Mere, Wilts (1st) b Kineton d 12/9/1753 Mere d 9/4/1754 Mere d 1723-37 not Mere I George Love m bf 1695 not Mere, EK or Tis Alice ? b 21/9/1675 Mere b bf 1677 d 9/2/1729 Mere d 23/5/1734 Mere I George Love m 26/10/1674 Mere * Amie Perry b 24/5/1650 Warminster St Denys, Wilts b bf 1657 not Mere d aft 1675 not Mere d 22/2/1758 Mere I George Love m 20/4/1628 St Denys, Warminster Katheren Couch alias Tucker b bf 1610 not Warminster b bf 1610 not Warminster d 14/6/1659 St Denys, Warminster, Wilts d 1655-1678 Warminster

Sarah Love (1852-1916)

Death certificate of Sarah Stainer died 1916 at Rose Cottage, West Harnham, aged 63, wife of Richard John Stainer, cowman, of an intestinal carcinoma. Daughter Edith Stainer present at her death. No memorial remains at West Harnham and the parish no longer have the information about burial plots in the graveyard.

Census entries - see final spreadsheet for full details 1911 - Corner Farm, Sedgehill, Wilts, age 57, wife 1901 - Charlton Back Lane, Charlton, Wilts, age 48, wife 1891 - Shaston Lane Cottage, East Knoyle, Wilts, age 38, wife 1881 - Shaftesbury Road, Donhead St Mary, Wilts, age 29, wife 1871 - Enmore Green, Dorset, age 18, daughter 1861 - Enmore Green, Dorset, age 9, daughter/scholar Children of Richard and Sarah Stainer at Donhead St Mary - 1873 Martha Ann (di 1875), 1873 Elizabeth, 1876 John, 1876 Edith Aida, 1880 Harriet Rose (m 1902 Walter Wareham), 1882 Ellen, 1884 (East Knoyle) Olive (or Alice ?) Maud (m 1914 Harry Musgrave Harker), 1887 (East Knoyle) Richard William G *, 1889 (East Knoyle) Beatrice Anne, 1895 Winifred, 1898 Lily

1872 Cann marriage Richard John Stainer, 20, bachelor, labourer, residence - Cann, father - Charles Stainer, labourer Mary* Love, 20, spinster, residence - Cann, father - George Love, labourer signed by Richard and Mary Witnessed by Charles Stainer and Fanny Stainer (Richard and Mary's brother and sister) * married and signed as Mary, but later recorded as Sarah in the census records and was baptised as Sarah.

George Love (1807-1878)

Western Gazette 25th April 1873 Committed to Dorset County Prison 14 days hard labour - George Love for poaching at Motcombe. 18th April 1873 County Petty Sessions George Brickell, George Love* and Robert Foot, all of Enmore Green, Motcombe - summoned for trespassing on lands in the occupation of Mr Coombs at Motcombe in search of conies. The case was clearly by Ezekial Shute and as the first two had previously been convicted by the Bench fined them £1 and costs or 14 days hard labour, Foot being fined 10s or 7 days hard labour. * This may be George Love aged 21 years in 1873 and who was a boot/shoemaker. Both younger and older George Love's were of Enmore Green.

Census entries - see final spreadsheet for full details 1871 - Enmore Green, Dorset, age 63, agricultural labourer 1861 - Enmore Green, Dorset, age 54, agricultural labourer 1851 - Enmore Green, Dorset, age 41, agricultural labourer 1841 - Corner, Motcombe, Dorset, age 33, agricultural labourer

George Love labourer in 1852 Children of George and Martha Love at Motcombe - 1833 Emily (m 1854 John Dean), 1835 William, 1837 Maria (m 1856 Philip Brickell), 1840 Jane, 1843 Elizabeth Ann, 1845 Thomas, 1848 Fanny White (Enmore Green) (m 1867 Charles Stainer), 1852 Sarah (Mary) (EG) (m Cann, 1872 Richard Stainer).

1830 at Motcombe marriage of George Love of this parish and Martha Case of this parish both signed by 'x' witnessed by Henry Butt and Meshach Moore

Correction - note that originally I believed that George Love was the son of James and Diana baptised 1810. However that George married Jane Adams in 1838 and died in 1855 age 45.

William Love (1769-1833)

Dorset Militia List (men aged 18-45 in a parish) 15/11/1798 Motcombe, Dorset Supplementary list William Love, labourer, wife, 2 children, size - 5' 5"

Children of William and Elizabeth Love at Motcombe - 1793 Hester (m 1829 John Doggrell, Motcombe), 1795 Sophia (m 1819 William Arnold, Motcombe), 1798 Mary, 1801 Mary (m 1824 Henry Butt, Motcombe), 1804 Hannah (m 1824 James Wilkins, Motcombe), 1807 George (m 1830 Martha Case), 1811 Elizabeth (m 1835 Charles Street, Motcombe).

1793 settlement examination William Love now residing Motcombe labourer about 24 years old was born Mere where his parents then were and now are inhabitants and he has always lived in said parish of Mere till on or about Lady Day last and then later later married with Elizabeth daughter of James Arnold of Motcombe aforesaid stay maker by whom he hath a child named Hester aged 1 month that upon internarriage he went to live and now doth live in a small cottage house with his said father in law James Arnold in Motcombe aforesaid and hath done no other act to his knowledge or belief to gain any other settlement. With mark 'x' of William Love. By Wm Toogood and J Smith.

1793 marriage Motcombe William Love of the praish of Mere & Elizabeth Arnold of this parish Married in this church by banns this 29th day of April in the year one thousand seven hundred and ninety three by me T Seymour curat Signed by both with their mark of 'x'. In the presence of George Crouch and Ralph Aldridge

Joseph Love (1738-1823)

Children of Joseph and Mary Love at Mere - 1769 William (m 1793 Elizabeth Arnold, Motcombe), 1771 Mary (m 1793 John Thompson, Mere), 1774 George (m 1796 Grace Bradford, Mere), 1776 Jane, 1777 John (m 1800 Maria Stone, Mere), 1778 Joseph (m 1803 Sarah Herridge, Mere), 1784 Hannah (m 1808 Thomas Bealing, Mere)

Michael Love (1695-1753)

1754 burial of Martha Love 'widow'.

Children of Michael and Martha Love - 1737 Martha, 1739 Thomas, 1740 Amy, 1743 Joseph (m 1768 Mary Snook, Mere), 1745 Elizabeth (m 1777 Charles Gatehouse, Mere)

1737 marriage of Michael Love and Martha Dorington 'both of Mere'.

Children of Michael and Mary Love at Mere - 1722 Ann, 1723 Michael.

1720 marriage of Michael Love of Mere and Mary Taner of 'Kineton'

George Love (1675-1729)

Children of George and Alice Love at Mere - 1692 Mary, 1695 Michael (m 1720 Mary Taner & 1737 Martha Dorington, Mere), 1698 Anne

George Love (1650-aft 1675)

Children of George & Amie Love at Mere - 1675 George, 1677 Sarah, 1680 William (m 1703 Vertue Pawdy, Mere) * 1674 - transcription says 'George Lone and Amie Perry'.

George Love (bf 1610-1659)

There is a gap in Warminster burials 1642-1678.

Children of George and Katheren Love at Warminster - 1630 George (bur 1630), 1648 Joan, 1650 George, 1655 Joseph

Wills - John Love of Warminster 1637 and wife Margaret 1649 - no mention of George Love, possibly George senior's brother. John Love married Margaret Banton at Warminster 1625

Warminster records start 1556. Lush family

Jane Lush m 17/4/1775 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury John Stainer b 21/1/1748 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury b 12/9/1751 St James, Shaftesbury d 21/6/1787 St James, Shaftesbury d 14/2/1785 St James, Shaftesbury I William Lush m 23/2/1744 St James, Shaftesbury Catherine Sutton b 14/3/1716 St Peter, Shaftesbury bo c 1725 ba 26/8/1733 St James, Shaftesbury d 27/3/1772 St Peter, Shaftesbury d 1/1/1767 St James, Shaftesbury * I William Lush m 12/6/1715 St Peter, Shaftesbury Mary Hixon m aft 1715 (2nd) Susannah ? b 2/7/1701 Motcombe, Dorset (1st) b bf 1697 b bf 1697 d 18/5/1778 Motcombe d aft 1728 not Shaftesbury / Motcombe d 29/3/1774 Motcombe I John Lush, gent m bf 1690 (1st) Anne ? m aft 1704 -11 (2nd) Christian ? b bf 1672 b bf 1683 b bf 1686 d 18/4/1711 Motcombe d 19/8/1704 Motcombe d 12/7/1714 Holy Trinity, I Shaftesbury ? Lush m bf 1683 ? Brickle (nee ?) b bf 1665 b bf 1665 d bf 1711 d bf 1711

Jane Lush (1748 - 1787)

Children of John and Jane Stainer at St James - 1777 James, ? John (bu 1777), 1784 Elizabeth, 1785 John (m 1808 Lucy Morgan).

1775 states John Stainer of St James on the marriage to Jane Lush ' of this parish' at Holy Trinity. by Banns, witnesses Henry Sutton and William Everett

William Lush (1716 - 1772)

* 1767 burial of 'Mrs Lush' only possible record in Shaftesbury, assuming she was buried Shaftesbury. Does not seem connected with any other Lush family. Although her husband was buried elsewhere in Shaftesbury, Catherine may have chosen to be buried in her parish of origin and her husband in his. This is unusual. The prefix 'Mrs' is normally reserved for someone of gentry.

Children of William and Catherine Lush at Holy Trinity - 1746 James, 1748 Jane (m 1775 SHT, John Stainer) *. * unclear in baptism record, could be gene or jene but most likely jane.

Another William son of John Lush baptised Sept 1721 Holy Trinity but buried November 1721

William Lush (1701-1778)

1774 burial of Susannah 'wife of William Lush of Motcombe' at Holy Trinity

Children of William and Mary Lush at St Peters - 1716 William (m 1744 Catherine Sutton, St James), 1718 John, 1720 James, ? Mary (bu 1722), 1722 Marge Susannah (bu 1722), 1723 Susannah, 1726 Francis (bu 1726), 1728 Ann

Note - the only baptism of a William Lush in or near Shaftesbury that fits is the one - 1701 son of John. No such baptism exists in St Peters. However a note of caution should noted because John's will of 1711 only refers to sons Richard and Thomas but not William. However neither does it refer to son John who I can also find no burial record of and who I believe married Mary Dollin at Motcombe in 1721. William Lush's will of 1719 (see below) refers to John who died in 1711 and John's son Richard but not Thomas or John. Another concern is that if this William was born 1701 he would have been only 14 years old in 1715 but evidence in favour of this connection is the William who married 1715 used the names John and Ann for his children (possible parents) and Susannah (possible sister baptised at the same time as him in 1701). It should also be noted that both of Williams parents had died by 1715 and so may have made it necessary to marry young.

John Lush (bf 1672 - 1711)

1719 will of William Lush Reference in this large will (William's fund helped form Blue School (now The Retreat) in Shaftesbury) to - "John the son of John Lush of Margaret Marsh and Richard Lush the son and several daughters of John Lush, deceased."

Dorset Proceedings - http://www.archive.org/stream/proceedings32dorsuoft/proceedings32dorsuoft_djvu.txt 9/11/1711 Weston, Mary, wife of William Weston, of Stalbridge Weston. Lush, Christian, widow, of Shaston. Gumbleton, Henry, farmer, of Stower Paine. Assignment of messuage.

Wills Christian Lush, 1714 (W1714 DA48), widow of Shaston, of the Redd Lyon, refers to grandsons Joseph and Peter King, granddaughter Mary King, sister in law Mary Blake and daughter Elizabeth. Note - burial record of Mrs Christian Lush in both Holy Trinity and St Peter's registers.

1711 will of John Lush of Shaston, gent, made 16/4/1711. To be buried at Motcombe. Bequeaths - To wife Christian Lush 5 shillings. To two daughters June Lush and Mary Lush 'my house formerly an Inn situate in Gillingham … now in the possession of Richard Blackmore and his son … was formerly bought of Mr Dirdoe. To daughter Susan Lush £150 when she is 21 years old or married. In the meantime the three daughters to receive interest on the £150… To son Richard Lush £50 when 21 years old . "… I request and devise my uncle Richard Brickle and my brother Thomas Brickle to be overseers of this my last will and testament to each of them whom I give the sum of 10 shillings desiring they would take on the the care and education of my children." Son Thomas Lush made sole executor. Signed John Lush with seal. Witnessed Will Whittaker, James Chamberlayne and two others.

Dorset Archives 2 May 1691 D/FRY/180 Lease of Manor of Gillingham. (1) John Fielding of Gillingham, Doctor of Divinity. (2) William Coles of Downton, Wiltshire and James Hooper of the Middle Temple. (3) John Tinney of Gillingham and John Lush of Motcombe.

Children of John Lush at Motcombe - 1690 Thomas, 1692 Anne, 1693 John (m 1721 Mary Dollin, Motcombe), 1693 Richard (bu 1696), 1695 William (bu 1696), 1696 Mary, 1697 Isabel (bu 1698), 1700 Richard, 1701 Susannah and William (same day) Note - John is not referred to as a gentleman in any of these baptisms.

Possible connection to -

Thomas Lush (bf 1637 - 1705)

1705 will of Thomas Lush Woolen draper of Shaston. Bequeaths - To son William Lush 'the house I now live in together with the house … now in the possession of John Bennett grocer both in the parish of St Peter in Shaston… shop goods chattels debts and credits whatsoever … payong unto his mother the sum of £20 …'. Made sole executor. Daughter Susanna Lush £200. Daughter … …. Daughter Mary now the wife to James Morgan £5 during the term of her natural life. Made 7/1/1704 signed and with his seal. Witnessed Thom Young, Wm Senior, Charles King and Tho Hucking, proved 6/9/1705.

Children of Thomas and Mary Lush at St Peters - 1655 Susannah (d 1716 unmarried), 1658 Thomas, 1661 William (d 1719), ? Joseph (bu 1675), ? Mary (m 1700 James Morgan), ? Grace (m 1705 Charles King).

1662 Hearth Tax no Lush's in Shaftesbury

1641 Protestation Returns Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury - John Lush Maber family Note - this relies on the parentage of Joseph Russell of Shillingstone 1752

Elizabeth Maber m 16/2/1745 Sturminster Newton Thomas Penny b 29/2/1720 Minterne Magna, Dorset b ?/12/1721 Sturminster Newton d 4/10/1800 Sturminster Newton, Dorset d 24/6/1781 Sturminster Newton I Samuel Maber m 2/4/1719 Minterne Magna Elizabeth Thorn b bf 1701 PPr b 6/9/1702 Minterne Magna, Dorset d 8/5/1721 Minterne Magna d 12/5/1764 Marnhull, Dorset

Elizabeth Maber (1720-1800)

Children of Thomas and Elizabeth Penny at SNewton - 1746 Richard, 1749 Susannah (m 1770 Shillingstone, James Russell), 1751 Elizabeth (m 1782 SN, George Lake), 1754 Thomas, 1758 John.

Samuel Maber (bf 1702-aft 1720)

* no burials registers 1719-1725. Elizabeth, Samuel's widow, married Robert Clark in 1724 - see under Penny.

Children of Samuel and Elizabeth Maber at Minterne Manga - 1720 Elizabeth (m 1745 SN, Thomas Penny).

1719 marriage of Samuel Maber of Hermitage and Elizabeth Thorn.

Hermitage registers start 1712

Memorials in Hermitage Churchyard 7 MABER William 1742 71 Churchyard 7 MABER Constant 1746 75 Churchyard 29 MABER Elizabeth 1747 47 Churchyard

1701 will of Samuel Maber of Hermitage Yeoman. Made 1698. Refers to - Brother Edward Maber, sisters Sarah East & Jane Long Cousins William Maber, John Maber, Sarah Hardy, William Maber, Als Attwood, John Long, Joseph Maber, Elizabeth Farr, Gyles Osmont, George Maber, Mary Stott, James Wills

Marriages at Hermitage 24 Sep 1677 John MABER Snr and Maria WILLS, widow 27 Apr 1609 William MABER and Mary WYNSAR 22 Oct 1605 Heustis MABER and Grace SLADE Mann family

Cecilia Mann m 16/9/1544 St James, Poole Christopher Haviland b bf 1526 b bf 1526 Poole d 26/8/1586 Poole di 24/1 bu 14/2/1589 St James, Poole, Dorset I John Thomas Mann m bf 1526 Cecilia White b c 1490 b c 1500 d 14/10/1573 Poole, Dorset d ?

Cecilia Mann (bf 1526-1586)

John Thomas Mann (c 1490-1573)

Esquire, Mayor of Poole 1539 (see Havliand for reference) Mathew family (Eve) Note - relies on confirmation of ancestry of George Snook born 1654-1690

Eve Mathew m 22/7/1654 Gillingham, Dorset Richard Snooke b */8/1637 Gillingham b 8/8/1630 Gillingham d aft 1670 not Gill or Mere d 21/12/1705 Gillingham I Hugh Mathew m aft 1633 not G or Mere (2nd) Anna ? m 14/5/1632 Mere (1st) Alice Snooke b */4/1609 Gillingham * b bf 1615 b 4/2/1616 Tisbury, Wiltshire d aft 1676 not Gill or Mere d 12/4/1676 Gillingham d 8/6/1633 Gillingham I Robert Mathew m bf 1609 ? b bf 1591 Not Gillingham, Mere ? b bf 1591 d aft 1619 d aft 1619

Eve Mathew (1637-aft 1670)

Children of Richard and Eve Snooke at Gillingham - 1670 John *, ? Richard, ? George * Richard Snooke of Huntingford

1654 marriage says Richard Snooke son of George, taylor and Eve Mathew, daughter of Hugh, lynnen weaver.

1637 baptism - possily of Eve, difficult to transcribe but possibly 'Eva filia (daughter) … Hugoni Mathew

Hugh Mathew (1609-aft 1676)

1676 burial of Anna says wife of Hugh of Huntingford.

1641 Protestation Returns Gillingham - Walter Mathew, Robert Mathews, Austine Mathew, Hugh Mathew, John Mathew, Thomas Mathew and Robert Mathew

* 1609 baptism - possibly of Hugh, again difficult to transrcibe and in latin says 'hionenimus … Robert Mathew'. The other possibility for a father is Leonard Matthew who has a son John in 1614. However Robert had a daughter called Eva (though possibly Ema) in 1619 suggesting a connection.

1/10/1588 Thomas Mathewe married Elizabeth Olyffe at Mere. 9/11/1587 T. Mathewe married Ann Allen at Mere.

Copies of wills I hold - 1570 John Mathew of Gillingham, 1567 Alice Mathew of Gillingham and 1566 Roger Mathew of Gillingham. 1579 oath of Eve Matthew of Gillingham, no names mentioned in this administration statement. Metyard family Note that the link to the Metyard family is possible but not yet proven

Mary (Metyard ?) m bf 1701 Gilbert Lodder b bf 1698 b c 1666 * d 29/6/1747 Stour Provost, Dorset d 6/3/1732 Stour Provost I ? Metyard m bf 1698 ? b bf 1680 b bf 1680 d ? d ?

Mary Metyard (bf 1698-1747)

Children of Gilbert and Mary Lodder - 1706 Margaret, 1709 Elizabeth, 1711 ?, 1716 John (m 1741 SP, Mary Holly nee ?), 1717 James. Morgan family

Lucy Morgan m 7/8/1808 St James, Shaftesbury John Stainer bo 3/3 ba 4/3/1782 Saint Mary RC, Marnhull, Dorset bo 1780 ba 14/2/1785 St James, Shaftesbury d 3/12/1820 St James, Shaftesbury (age 37) d 21/2/1853 St James, Shaftesbury (age 73) I Thomas Morgan m 21/9/1761 Stour Provost, Dorset Mary Lodder bo 1731-1741 Shaftesbury, ba ? * b 1741-3 Stour Provost d 15/8/1808 St Peter, Shaftesbury d 28/11/1810 St Peter, Shaftesbury I James Morgan m 6/9/1731 Berwick St John, Wilts Mary Nightingale bf 5/1699 (1st) Sarah ? b bf 1681 (3rd) b bf 1713 Fovant ? b bf 1681 d 30/8/1741 St James, Shaftesbury d 21/5/1775 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury d 25/5/1699 Holy Trinity I m 4/12/1700 Mary Lush ? Morgan m bf 1681 ? St James, Shaftesbury b bf 1682 b bf 1663 b bf 1663 (2nd) d 17/10/1729 d ? d ? St Peter, Shaftesbury I ? Morgan m bf 1663 ? b bf 1645 b bf 1645 d ? d ? I Thomas Morgan m bf 1645 ? b bf 1627 b bf 1627 d aft 1648 d ? I ? Morgan m bf 1620 ? b bf 1600 b bf 1600 d ? d ? I Thomas Morgan m bf 1590 ? b bf 1550 b bf 1550 d aft 1569 d ? I Thomas Morgan m bf 1550 ? b bf 1520 b bf 1550 d aft 1569 d ?

Lucy Morgan (1782-1820)

Children of John and Lucy Stainer at St James - 1809 Thomas, 1813 Anne, 1815 George, 1817 Charles (m 1849 Sarah Colgate, Motcombe), 1820 Lucy.

1782 baptism record Saint Mary's Roman Catholic Church, Marnhull March the 4th was baptised Lucy Morgan daughter of Thomas and Mary Morgan born the 3rd of the same month, the God father was Martin Lodder, the God mother was Jane Lodder, all of them of Stour Provost in the County of Dorset by me Edward Hussey. Thomas Morgan (bf 1741-1808)

Land Tax Returns 1783 to 1786 St Peter, Shaftesbury - owner Mr W White - tenant Thomas Morgan

1769 removal order from Stour Provost to Shaftesbury St Peter From the overseers of the poor of St Peter's, Shaftesbury to those of Stour Provost confirming that the following were their inhabitants - 11/9/1769. Settlement certificate in Shaftesbury St Peters parish dated 9/10/1769. Thomas and Mary Morgan and children - Elizabeth aged 7, Mary 5, James 4* and John 1 1/2. ** note - under the old poor law a resettlement took place of poor families from one parish where they currently lived to the one where the male adult was previously settled. On marriage the wife would take the husband's settlement. It is clear in this case that whilst at Stour Provost the parish overseers of Shaftesbury S Peter confirmed that Thomas Morgan and his family belonged to them and this is where the family resettled. Given that they were though back in Stour provost by 1782 they were evidently no longer bound to the overseers. But in 1783 Thomas again appears to be at Shaftesbury where wife Mary appears to have been buried in 1810. * James Morgan was having children in Shaftesbury Holy Trinity - Thomas 1791 and Rose 1792 - very probably, given the name Thomas, this was the son of Thomas and Mary mentioned in the above removal order and hence Lucy's brother. James Morgan married Mary Watts, widow, at Holy Trinity in 1789.

1762 Militia List - Dorset Stower Provost - Thomas Morgan - occupation, barber - chosen by lot, paid £10 to Colonel Hanham of the Dorsetshire Regiment to provide a substitute

Children of Thomas and Mary Morgan - 1762 Elizabeth, 1764 Mary, 1765 James (m 1789 Mary Watts), 1767 John, 1782 Lucy (m 1808 John Stainer).

1761 marriage at Stour Provost of Thomas Morgan and Mary Lodder by Banns

** not Stour Provost, Motcombe or Shaftesbury

On balance I think that Thomas is probably the son of James Morgan senior and his third wife Mary Nightingale. It is unlikely that he is the son of James Morgan junior who married Mary Jenkins in 1718 and had the following children in a short period before he died in 1723 - Children of James and Mary Morgan at SStPeter - ? Thomas, 1721 Harry (bur 1721), 1723 Elizabeth (but 1723), 1723 Mary (bur 1724 'child of widow Mary Morgan'). leaving this administration -

1724 administration of James Morgan of Shaston Refers to widow Mary

James Morgan (bf 1682-1741)

1741 burial of 'Mr James Morgan' at St James.

Children of James and Mary Morgan at SStPeter - 1732 Mary, ? Thomas (check Fovant?)

1731 marriage at Berwick St John of James Morgan of Shaftesbury St James and Mary Nightingale of Fovant

1729 burial of 'Mary wife of Mr James Morgen' at St Peters

Children of James and Mary Morgan senior (from Susanna Lush's will of 1716 below) - James, Sarah and Mary

1716 will of Susanna Lush Gent' of Shaston. Bequeaths - To wellbeloved sister Mary Morgan - £6 a year during her natural life and 'my lockett ring' To wellbeloved sister Grace King - £6 a year during her natural life and if she has children they get £6 each for their natural life. To brother-in-law - James Morgan 1 guinea and his three children James, Sarah and Mary £5 a piece. To brother-in-law - Charles King 1 guinea and his son John £5 and daughters Susanna and Anne 50 shillings a piece. Wellbeloved kinswoman Grace Kiddle - one broad cloth of gold and to her four children William Anne Grace and Mary £5 apiece, Cousin Mary Davenport one broad cloth of gold. Cousin Margaret Hammond one broad piece of gold and her eldest daughter my daimond ring and unto Peter Hammond my silver bowle & her other two children 1 Guinea apiece Cousins Joan and Mary Champion 1 Guinea apiece. To Joan Lush widow 40 shillings and to all her children 10 shillings apiece. To Joseph Lush of Motcombe 20 shillings. To Joan Knott widow 20 shillings and her two children 10 shillings apiece. Wellbeloved kinswoman Mary Lush of Bridgwater one broad cloth of gold. To Sarah the wife of Mr Nathaniel Pope of Shaston and Mary wife of Mr Samuel Sacheverell - one broad cloth of gold. Hester Bryne jun £5 & the same 5 years after 'my decease'. To Mrs Pride widow, widow Hester Bryne, Sarah Galton, Margaret Harding and Martha Tatum 10 shillings apiece To Prudence Pride - my great Bible. Rest of my estate to my wellbeloved brother William Lush who is made sole executor. Made August 1715. Proved 27/8/1716. Witnessed Martha Johnson, Anne Applegat and N Pope. Signed with her seal.

1699 Sarah wife of James Morgan buried Shaftesbury Holy Trinity

Other early 18th century Morgan records in Shaftesbury - 1756 widow Mrs Joan Morgan buried Holy Trinity 1722 Mary and 1725 Elizabeth daughters of Mr Thomas Morgan baptised Shaftesbury Holy Trinity 1703 Susanna widow of James Morgan buried Holy Trinity 1703 James Morgan buried Shaftesbury Holy Trinity 1694 William son of James Morgan buried Shaston St Peter 18/4/1683 James Morgan married Susan Legg at Shaston St Peter

1662 Hearth Tax Register

Thomas Morgan (bf 1627-aft 1648)

* assumed connections due to similar family names and location.

"Minute Books of the Parliamentary Standing Committee 23 Sep 1646 to 8 May 1650" Mayo 1902 18/7/1648 Thomas Morgan, mercer of Shaston, "upon examination of premises find to be a deliquent and a warrant issued to seize estate real and personal." 10/1648 "… Mr Thomas Morgan to be delivered to marshall until they pay." 10/1648 "estate of Mr Thomas Morgan lately seized and secured until can be a re-examination of the former witnesses and proof." 12/1648 Witnesses against Thomas Morgan ordered to attend 21/12/1648 at Dorchester 12/1648 "Charge of deliquency - upon full hearing and debate found sequeastrable within order of Parliament … no real estate in this county and personal estate small … compounded with him for three score pounds … given security to Trer of County and State … we doe therefore order and declare that it shall and may be lawful to and for the said Thomas Morgan and his assigns quietly to hold and enjoy his estate …" Note - the term delinquent as used by Parliamentary authorities in the Civil War refers to royalists. King Charles I was known as 'the chief delinquent'. The Municipal Records of the Borough of Shaftesbury, Mayo 1889 Mayor of Shaftesbury 1645 - Thomas Morgan

Dorset Archives Reference DC/SYB/I/1/27 Date 28 Mar 1642 Bond entered into by John Tucker of Shaftesbury, glazier, to indemnify the Borough from Joane Sheane his daughter becoming indebted to the Borough or to any of the inhabitants of the Borough - Joane Shean, wife of William Sheane, is now 'great with child' and has gone to her father's house. John Tucker is also bonded to return his daughter and her new born child to her husband within two months of the birth of the child Endorsed on the reverse with the examination of Alice Wheler of Morden who confesses that on Saturday last she stole from a glovers stand at the market a pair of gloves and that on the same day she stole from Thomas Morgan's shop five yards of a cloth called 'peropus' and half a yard of 'greenstuff' cloth, 31 Mar 1643

1641 Protestation Returns Shaston St Peter - Thomas Morgan

Children of Thomas Morgan at Shaston St Peter - 1627 Jeane, 1631 Joseph & Mary (bur 1631), 1635 Richard, 1638 John.

Tudor Muster Roll Shaftesbury Billman - Thomas Morgan 1569 Harquebusier - Thomas Morgan snr

Tudor Muster Roll Shaftesbury None present 1539

No wills at Shaftesbury Penny family (Mary)

Mary Penny m 21/10/1742 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury John Case b 26/12/1717 St Peter, Shaftesbury b 30/10/1717 St Peter, Shaftesbury d 28/2/1758 St Peter, Shaftesbury d 13/1/1793 St Peter, Shaftesbury I John Penny m bf 1705 not Shaftesbury ? b 3/3/1680 St Peter, Shaftesbury b bf 1695 d 1/2/1751 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury d aft 1717 I John Penny m bf 1666 not Shaftesbury (1st) ? m aft 1673 (2nd) ? b bf 1648 b bf 1648 b bf 1655 d aft 1680 not Shaftesbury d 17/6/1673 St Peter, Shaftesbury d aft 1680

Mary Penny (1717-1758)

Children of John and Mary Case at Holy Trinity - 1744 William (bur 1744), 1746 John, 1759 William

John Penny (1680-1751)

Children of John Penny at Shaftesbury St Peter - ? Mary (bur 1705 HT), 1713 Samuel (m 1730 HT, Mary Hoskins), 1717 Mary (m 1742 HT, John Case)

John Penny (bf 1648-aft 1680)

Children of John Penny and 2nd wife at Shaftesbury St Peter - 1675 Hannah, 1676 Elizabeth & Anne, 1677 Mary, 1680 John, 1681 Ann

1673 unnamed wife of John Penney buried St Peter

Children of John Penny and 1st wife at Shaftesbury St Peter - 1666 Martha, 1667 John, 1669 John, ? Doth (bur 1672).

1641 Protestation Returns None in Shaston Penny family (Susanna)

Susanna Penny m 9/1/1710 Blandford St Mary, Dorset John Sutton b bf 1692 b 20/12/1685 St James, Shaftesbury d aft 1731 d 5/12/1734 St James, Shaftesbury I ? Penny m bf 1692 ? b bf 1674 b bf 1674 d ? d ?

Susanna Penny (bf 1692- aft 1731)

Children of John and Susanna Sutton of St James - 1710 Elizabeth, 1713 John, 1714 Archaleus (bu 1715), 1716 Ann, 1717 Rebeckah (at Holy Trinity to John of St James), 1718 Susannah, 1720 Mary (bu 1722), 1721 Sarah, 1725 Mary, 1731 Betty (bu 1741), 1733 Catherine (m

1710 marriage at Blandford St Mary of John Sutton of Shaftesbury St James to Susanna Penny of Shaftesbury St Peter Penny family (Susannah) Note - this relies on the parentage of Joseph Russell of Shillingstone 1752

Susannah Penny m 11/6/1770 Shillingstone, Dorset James Russell b 17/3/1749 Sturminster Newton, Dorset b bf 1752 not Stourpaine, Shill or IC d 26/1/1812 Shillingstone, Dorset d 8/3/1812 Shillingstone, Dorset I Thomas Penny m 16/2/1745 Sturminster Newton Elizabeth Maber b ?/12/1721 Sturminster Newton b 29/2/1720 Minterne Magna, Dorset d 24/6/1781 Sturminster Newton d 4/10/1800 Sturminster Newton I John Penny m 8/2/1702 Shillingstone & Marnhull Susannah Hayne b bf 1681 b 13/12/1680 Shillingstone, Dorset d */4/1737 Sturminster Newton d 1769 Sturminster Newton ** I John Penny m bf 1681 Elizabeth (Betty) ? b bf 1663 b bf 1663 d 28/7/1735 Sturminster Newton d 3/12 bu 6/12/1741 Sturminster Newton

Susannah Penny (1749-1812)

The will of spinster Catherine Clark of Marnhull 1810 refers to niece Susannah Russell of Shillingstone wife of James Russell. nephew John Penny of Sturminster Newton niece Elizabeth Lake of Sturminster Newton and niece Susanna Russell of Shillingstone - left all household goods Catherine baptised 1735 at Marnhull daughter of Robert and Elizabeth Clark. Oct 1724 Robert Clark of Marnhull married Elizabeth Maber of Minterne Magna

Children of James and Susanna Russell at Shillingstone - 29/8/1770* James, 1772 William, 1775 Methusalem (bur 1793), 1778 John, 1781 Thomas Penny, 1783 Ann, 1786 Richard, ? Joseph, 1789 Mary. * Sturminster Newton

Thomas Penny (1721-1781)

Children of Thomas and Elizabeth Penny at SNewton - 1746 Richard, 1749 Susannah (m 1770 Shillingstone, James Russell), 1751 Elizabeth (m 1782 SN, George Lake), 1754 Thomas, 1758 John. * from Bishop's Transcripts, parish register entry faded

John Penny (bf 1681-1737)

** buried as Ann either 26/10 or 23/7 of that year (two burials).

Children of John and Susannah Penny at SNewton - 1721 Thomas, ? Others

John Penny (bf 1663-1735) * 1735 burial of John was as 'senior' suggesting a link to the 'junior' John who was buried just two years later.

1708 will of William Penny Shipwright of Sturminster. Refers to his mother Eleanor Penny of Sturminster, brother Edward and sisters Elizabeth & Elianor Penny. Will made before his voyage on 'the ship Nathaniell for this trip to East India' - refers to previous service on board the ship HMS Newark and Captain John Clark 'Commander'.

1702 marriage of John Penny of Sturminster Newton and Susanna Hayne of Shillingstone, 'were married at Clenston by Peter Dickson clerk, but would produce no certificate'. The marriage is also recorded at Marnhull as the marriage of John Penney and Susannah Haine of Oakford Shilling (Shillingstone).

1673 will of William Penny Yeoman of Bagber. Refers to wife Anne, sons William and Thomas and daughters Mary, Elinor and Sarah.

1662 Hearth Tax Register

1641 Protestation Returns Newton castle - Edward Penny, Nicholas Penny, Benjamin Penny Newton & Wood - John Penny snr & jnr Bagber - William Penny, Thomas Penny

1569 Tudor Muster Roll Sturminster Newton Billman - William Pynney Archer - Lewis Pennye

1539 Tudor Muster Roll Sturminster Newton Archer - Rob Penye - set to bow 6 arr Billman - Jn Peny - bill Archer - Wm Peny - bow sallet splints

Sturminster Newton registers start 1681. Perry family

Amie Perry m 26/10/1674 Mere George Love b bf 1657 * b 24/5/1650 Warminster St Denys, Wilts d 22/2/1758 Mere d aft 1675 not Mere I ?

Amie Perry (bf 1657-1758)

Children of George & Amie Love at Mere - 1675 George, 1677 Sarah, 1680 William

1674 - marriage transcription says 'George Lone and Amie Perry'.

* not Mere, Hindon, Stourton or Tisbury

Perry marriages at Mere - 1/3/1652 John Perry to Margaret Hewett 1653 Mary Pery baptised to John at Mere. 30/8/1637 William Perry to Anne Pike 27/9/1619 Thomas Perrie to Dorothy Synderbie 1/9/1602 Thomas Perrie to Katharen Shepherd

1634 will of Dorothy Perry, widow of Mere Refers to son Matthew and daughters Edith Brewer / Dorothy Fipper (?) Pounde (or Ponde) family

Anna Pounde m 7/7/1623 Gillingham George Snooke b bf 1605 not Gillingham b 21/6/1598 Gillingham d 24/1/1668 Gillingham d 2/1/1671 Gillingham I ? Pounde m bf 1605 ? b bf 1585 b bf 1585 d aft 1605 d aft 1605

Gillingham burials 12/2/1629 Alice Powne widow of Horsington Lane 26/4/1645 Helen wife of Richard Ponde of Burton 27/10/1645 Richard Ponde of Burton 14/9/1616 Richard Ponde of Burton 19/12/1623 Agnes Ponde widow of Burton

Possible marriages - 1578 Richard Ponde to Agneta Pytridge, servant of Thomas Biddle of Burton 8/6/1588 John Ponde to Alisia Butt, daughter of Edmond of Mayford Hill Rabbetts family

Sarah Rabbetts m 26/5/1718 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury James Stainer b 21/7/1695 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury b 25/4/1697 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury d 26/4/1730 St James, Shaftesbury bu 23/7/1734 St James, Shaftesbury I George Rabbetts m bf 7/1695 Dinah ? b bf 1677 b bf 1677 d aft 1713 not Shaftesbury d 18/5/1713 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury

Sarah Rabbetts (1695-1730)

Children of James and Sarah Stayner at St James - 1718 James, 1721 Mary bu 1721 (SHT), 1722 Daniel (bu 1730), 1725 Mary, ? Sarah bu 1730

1718 states James Stayner of St James on the marriage to Sarah Rabbetts at Holy Trinity.

George Rabbetts (bf 1677-aft 1713)

Children of George and Dinah Rabbetts at Shaftesbury Holy Trinity - ? George (*), 1695 Sarah, 1696 William, 1706 Osmond, 1707 Dinah, 1710 Susannah, 1713 Dinah 'wife of George Rabbetts buried'. * I think George Rabbetts junior married 1714 Hannah Cooper and 1718 Sarah Bealing at Shaftesbury Holy Trinity.

1662 Hearth Tax Register Ibberton - Thomas West Melbury - widd Weymouth - Joane Stourpaine - Richard Blandford - Len jnr

1641 Protestation Returns Shaftesbury Holy Trinity - Edward Robbetts

Homes of Family Names of Great Britain, HB Guppy, 1890 Peculiar names (mostly confined to Dorset) - Rabbetts Rose family

Israel Rose m 1/4/1700 Tisbury, Wilts John Small b 21/10/1680 Westbury, Wilts b 16/4/1677 Tisbury, Wiltshire d aft 1715 not LD or Tisbury d aft 1715 not LD or Tisbury I Robert Rose m bf 1678 Ann ? b bf 1660 b bf 1660 d aft 1690 not Westbury d aft 1690 not Westbury

Israel Rose (1680-aft 1715)

Children of John and Israel Small at Longbridge Deverill - 1712 John, 1715 William (m Bridget), 1719 James, 1723 Robert.

1700 marriage at Tisbury of John Small 'otp' and Israel Rose of Westbury

Robert Rose (bf 1660 - aft 1690)

Children of Robert and Ann Rose at Westbury - 1678 Jane (x2), 1680 Israel (m 1700 Tisbury, John Small), 1688 Thomas, 1690 William, Russell family

Jane Russell m 25/9/1847 Iwerne Courtney George Wareham b 17/2/1828 Iwerne Courtney, Dorset b 6/11/1825 Iwerne Courtney d 13/10/1899 Iwerne Courtney (age 72) d 25/1/1893 Iwerne Courtney (age 67) I Joseph Russell m 24/8/1812 Iwerne Courtney Maria Hurdle b 1788 Shillingstone, Dorset * b 9/5/1793 Iwerne Courtney, Dorset d 8/8/1872 Iwerne Courtney (age 83) d 17/8/1880 Iwerne Courtney (age 89) I James Russell m 11/6/1770 Shillingstone, Dorset Susannah Penny b bf 1752 not Stourpaine, Shill or IC b 17/3/1749 Sturminster Newton, Dorset d 8/3/1812 Shillingstone, Dorset d 26/1/1812 Shillingstone, Dorset

Jane Russell (1828-1899)

Children of George and Jane Wareham at Shroton - see first page.

1847 marriage of George Wareham and Jane Russell noted that she was 'underage'. Marriage was witnessed by her sister Emma Russell (16) and Isaac Short, George's father is stated as being as 'James Small - Yeoman' (see Small family notes).

Joseph Russell (1788 - 1872)

Census entries - see final spreadsheet for full details 1871 - The Cross, Iwerne Courtney, Dorset, age 83, butcher 1861 - The Corner, Iwerne Courtney, Dorset, age 70, butcher 1851 - Iwerne Courtney, Dorset, age 60, butcher 1841 - Iwerne Courtney, Dorset, age 50, ostler (stableman)

1847 he was a 'cordwainer' (cobbler).

1841 tithes Iwerne Courtney Tithe number occupier type 199 Joshua Russell cottage and garden

Dorset, England, Dorchester Prison Admission and Discharge Registers, 1782-1901 co ancestry.co.uk Joseph Russell, age 32 (actually 44?), shoemaker of Shroton, married, 9 children Committed and brought to prison 14th April 1832 Crime - leaving wife and family chargeable Appearance - 5'4", black hair, light hazel eyes, rather swarthy complexion, a cut on the right eye brow & cut on … ? Sentence - one month hard labour, conduct - orderly, Discharged 15th May 1832.

Iwerne Courtney Vestry Minutes 1811-1831 (overseers of the poor) 22/3/1832 Mary Russell appn for relief, her husband to be summoned (see above prison admission) 23/2/1832 'Jos Russell pay to be made up at 5.5.1 1 wk 5.' 12/1/1832 'Joseph Rusell, fortnought, 8/10' 1/12/1831 'Joseph Rusell's family to be kept by parochial all … if he … to … work'. 2/1822 JR to have £5 for to buy tools

List of families and children September 1830 (and I think the numbers on the right are the age for children, then level of poor relief) Name Age of child Scale Earnings Joseph Russell 2-4 wife 1-10 James 15 1-10 2-6 Walter 14 1-15 2-0 Mary Ann 10 1-3 1-6 3 x children under 9 3-6 Total 9-10 4-6 Note - there are no earnings recorded for Joseph Russell or his wife, only for three of his children.

Land Tax Returns - Iwerne Courtney Date Proprietor Occupier Payable 1822 to 1831 Mrs Crouch Joseph Russell £0-7-0

Children of Joseph and Maria Russell at Shroton - 1813 Thomas * (m IC 1842 Esther Palmer), 1815 James, 1816 Walter William (m IC 1850 Elizabeth Bartlett), 1817 Elizabeth Hurdle, 1819 Joseph, 1821 Mary Ann (m IC 1841 George Painter), 1824 Samuel, 1825 George, 1829 Jane (m IC 1847 George Wareham), 1831 Emma, 1837 Ellen (m IC 1858 James Green). * in 1834 Thomas Russell, 21, single, labour of Shroton, was convicted of assault and sentenced to one month's hard labour. He was described as 5' 6 3/4", dark brown hair, hazel eyes with a 'rather sallow' complexion.

1812 marriage - Iwerne Courtney Joseph Russell of this parish and Mary Hurdle of the same married in this church by banns this twenty fourth day in the year one thousand eight hundred and twelve by me H H Rogers Rector of Stepleton Signed by Joseph Russell and Mary Hurdle Witnessed by Thomas Tuffin * and Thomas Tapper * Thomas was probably Mary's uncle, who was married to her mother Elizabeth's sister Mary (nee Tapper)

1811 banns Banns published 9th, 16th and 23rd August - Joseph Russell and Mary Hurdle

* Shillingstone is shown as Joseph's birthplace in 1851 census however no baptism record found in that parish or in Shroton (Iwerne Courtney). James and Susanna Russell are recorded as presenting 8 children for baptism in Shillingstone 1772-1789 (Mary final one in 1789) John and Hannah Russell presented one child called John in 1788. I think James is the most likely as Joseph called one of his children James as did his daughter Jane, however he did not use the names John or Hannah.

James Russell (bf 1752-1812)

Children of James and Susanna Russell at Shillingstone - 29/8/1770* James, 1772 William, 1775 Methusalem (bur 1793), 1778 John, 1781 Thomas Penny, 1783 Ann, 1786 Richard, ? Joseph, 1789 Mary. * Sturminster Newton

1770 marriage at Shillingstone James Russell of this parish signed name Susannah Penny of the same place signed with x by banns 11th June 1770 by Henry Hall rector of Child Okeford Witnessed Grace Ryves and Wm Russell

1737 - James Russell 'of Corfe Mullen' married Dinah Duland 'of this parish' at Stourpaine, no children baptised at Stourpaine.

1670 will of John Russell Of Iwerne Courtney, Made 30/9/1670. Refers to - eldest son John (best featherbed & furniture), daughter Elizabeth (2nd best bed and furniture), loving wife Elizabeth (best cloake), rest of goods to youngest son Matthew who is made sole executor. Brother in law Henry Barret and good friend John Baldwin, overseers - given a pair of gloves each.

1662 Hearth Tax Register None in Shillingstone

1641 Protestation Returns None in Shillingstone Small family

James Small no marriage Susannah Wareham m 12/12/1820 Ringwood (1st) Lydia Rolls b 22/5/1796 Bishopstrow, Warminster, Wilts b 23/12/1804 Iwerne Courtney, Dorset b 1802 d 1/1/1878 Ringwood, Hampshire (age 81) d 31/10/1850 Blandford Forum (age 48) d 20/5/1821 Ringwood I m 18/1/1824 Ringwood, Hants (2nd) Charlotte Wareham William Small m bf 1794 Elizabeth ? b 1801 Ringwood b 20/2/1760 Wylye, Wiltshire b bf 1776 d 1875 Ringwood d 21/2/1837 Ringwood, Hampshire (age 77) d 1798-1820 not Ringwood I Thomas Small m 7/5/1750 Semley, Wiltshire Lydia Fry b 18/7/1733 Wylye, Wilts b 1722 not Hindon or Semley, Mere ? d 31/5/1794 Wylye, Wilts (age 60y 10m) di 8/3 bu 13/3/1805 Wyle, Wilts (age 83) I William Small m bf 1735 Bridget ? b 4/10/1715 Longbridge Deverill, Wiltshire b bf 1717 d 24/2/1738 Wylye, Wilts d 19/1/1760 Wylye, Wilts I John Small m 1/4/1700 Tisbury, Wilts Israel Rose b 16/4/1677 Tisbury, Wiltshire b 21/10/1680 Westbury d aft 1715 not LD or Tisbury d aft 1715 not LD or Tisbury I Richard Small m bf 1671 Joan ? b bf 1653 not Tisbury b bf 1653 d 3/5/1716 Tisbury, Wilts d 10/12/1729 Tisbury, Wilts

James Small (1797-1878)

Census entries - see final spreadsheet for full details 1871 - North Poulner Hill, Ringwood, Hampshire, age 75, yeoman 60 acres of land, born Froom, Wilts 1861 - Poulner, Ringwood, Hampshire, age 65, yeoman 20 acres of land, born Warminster, Wilts 1851 - Poulner, Ringwood, Hampshire, age 53, yeoman, born Warminster, Wilts 1841 - Hangersly, Ringwood, Hampshire, age 45, agricultural labourer

Hampshire Advertiser 17th December 1870 Special Petty Sessions - Magistrates present: Mr John Mills, jun, and Mr H F Brouncker Mark Henstridge and Henry Fry were charged with having, on 29th January 1866 at 11pm, entered land in the occupation of James Small, on the Manor of Ringwood being then armed with bludgeons, for the purpose of taking game …. He called Geo. Farrant who said I am keeper to Mr Hay Morant and was so in 1866. On the 29th of Jan in that year I was on duty with a fellow keeper named Robertson in a field at Poulner, which is rented by James Small. About 11 o'clock at night we were in the ditch watching and saw two hares feeding. Shortly afterwards two men came along the field with sticks and dogs. The hares began to move and one dog followed them. The other dog passed by us and growled ..."

We know that a James Small was George Wareham's father because this is recorded on George's marriage record at Iwerne Courtney in 1847. George was baptised 1825. There is only a small doubt as to whether this is the same James Small.

See separate document for further information about James Small and his life. Children of James and Charlotte Small (possible) - 1817 James Crib (Shroton)*, 1822 Winifred Ann ** (Ringwood) (m John Henstridge). * noted as 'gipsy' in the parish register. There are two 'Cribbs' in the Ringwood registers 1716 and 1805 and the name was predominantly associated with Hampshire. ** baptised to Charlotte Wareham as Winifred Wareham

1796 - baptised at Bishopstrow near Warminster

William Small (1760-1837)

1820 Settlement Certificate of William Small, junior Summary of detail of the family in the certificate - 1810 William Small senior and children John, James and William moved from Warminster to Pulner, Ringwood 1813 the family are in the poorhouse at Ringwood 1820 William Small junior applies for settlement in Ringwood parish

Children of William and Elizabeth Small at Bishopstrow - 1794 John (m 1817 Deborah Wareham), 1796 James (m 1820 Lydia Rolls & 1824 Charlotte Wareham), 1798 William.

Another possible brother of William senior's - Charles Small married Elizabeth and had daughter Eliza in Ringwood in 1817. He was a 'dealer and chapman' and died 1837 aged 64

William could also have been the son of Robert Small and Sarah baptised at Fovant 1762. However this child was buried 1764.

Thomas Small (1733-1794)

Tombstone at Wylye (still there?) In memory of Thomas Small who departed this life 31/5/1794 age 60 and also Lydia wife of Thomas Small died 8/3/1805 aged 83.

1795 will of Lydia Small of 'Wily in the county of Wiltshire, widow'. Bequeaths - To grandaughter Ann Small 'who now lives with me' £20. I give and bequeath all my cloaths and wearing apparell of every sort and kind under my daughters Sarah Bennett wife of Philip Bennett of Wily aforesaid labourer, Mary Scammell wife of John Scammell of Wily aforesaid shoemaker and Betty Farley wife of William Farley of Wily aforesaid carpenter and my said grandaugher Ann Small to be equally divided between then share and share alike. Also I give and bequeath all and every my household goods and furniture unto my said daughters Sarah Bennett, Mary Scammell and Betty Farley to be equally divided between them share and share alike. Also I give and bequeath unto John Perrior of Wily aforesaid innholder his heirs and assigns all that my tenement and dwellinghouses garden and premises thereunto belonging situate lying and being at Stapleford in the said county of Wilts to hold to him the said John Perrior his heirs and assigns for ever upon the trusts hereinafter mentioned. Also I give and bequeath unto the said John perrior his executors administrators or assigns all and every the rest and residue of my rights credits monies securities for money and personal estate and effects whatsoever and wheresoever which I now am or at the time of my decease may be possessed of or entitled to upon the trusts following (that is to say) in trust nevertheless that he the said John Perrior his heirs executors administrators or assigns do and shall within six months next after my decease sell and dispose of the said tenement or dwellinghouse and all such part of the rest residue and remainder of my said personal estate and effects as shall not at my decease consist of ready money or be laid out and invested in the public stocks or funds or other security in such manner as he may think proper and for the most money and best price or prices that ... or may be gotten for the same and also cllect receive and get in all such debts and sums of money and may be due and owing to me at my death and the money arising therefrom after paying the said legacy of £20 unto my said grandaughter Ann Small. Also my just debts funeral expenses and the costs and charges of proving this my will I direct shall go and be paid and I give and bequeath the same unto my said three daughters Sarah Bennett, Mary Scammell and Betty Farley to be equally divided between them share and share alike to and for their own proper use and benefit and I make nominate and constitute and appoint him the said John Perrior executor in trust of this my will...... Made August 1795 Signed my Lydia Small with her mark of a cross Signed by witnesses - Isaac Fleming, William Mead and Ann Ramsey

1794 will of Thomas Small … of Wily in the County of Wilts Baker. Made 18th April 1794. … I also give and bequeath unto my three sons namely Henry Small, William Small and Edward Small the sum of £100 apiece …after the death or decease of my wife Lydia Small. I also give and bequeath unto my three daughters namely Sarah the wife of Philip Bennett, Elizabeth the wife of William Farley and Mary the wife of John Scammell the sum of one guinea apiece … one month after my decease. All the rest and residue of my monies and securities for money, stock and utensils in the baking business household goods and furniture and implements of household , book debts, goods, chattels and effects whatsoever and wheresoever of what nature sort of kindsoever I give and bequeath unto my wife the said Lydia Small for her own sole use and benefit forever and I make constitute and appoint her my said wife Lydia Small sole and only executrix of this will … Signed by Thomas Small with seal Witnessed by Wm Lawes and John Perrior Effects under £600, proved Sarum 3rd June 1794 before Wm Whitworth.

Children of Thomas and Lydia Small at Wylye - 1755 Sarah (m Philip Bennett), 1757 Henry, 1760 William (m Elizabeth), 1762 Mary (m John Scammell), 1764 Elizabeth (m William Farley), 1765 Edward.

See also National Archives record below.

1750 marriage at Semley - Thomas Small and Lydia Fry, both of Hindon, by licence * note that Robert Small, Thomas' brother, was also living at Hindon 1750/1755

1750 Bishops marriage licence Thomas Small, clothier of Hindon, bachelor Lydia Fry of Hindon, spinster bondman John Scammell, yeoman of Tisbury in Wiltshire Dated 7/5/1750, Semley

William Small (1715 - 1738)

National Archives 906/S.C.39 6 August 1755 Contents: Articles of Agreement to surrender the reversion of a house and half yardlands, now in the occupation of Bridgett Small, widow, in the manor of Stockton, with the intention that Richard Andrews may eventually be admitted. Principals: Thomas Small of Wylye, butcher, and Richard Andrews of Amesbury, gent.

1752 Tuition Bond 5/12/1752 bond of the guardians of Thomas Small of Tisbury, minor, son of William Small deceased late of Wylye in Wiltshire who died intestate - Mathew Pritchard, James Polden, James Geboult and Thomas Dunbar.

906/S.C.37 10 October 1737 Contents: Copy of Court Roll, admission to a house and half yardlands, formerly John Mountague's, deceased, in the manor of Stockton. Lord of the Manor: Edward Topp, Esq. Steward: John Powell. Tenant admitted: William Small.

Children of William and Bridget Small at Wylye - 1728 William, 1731 Ann (m 1756 Thomas Hinwood*), 1733 Thomas (m Lydia), 1735 Robert (m 1757 Sarah Hinton). * witnessed by brother Robert Small

John Small (1677-aft 1715)

Children of John and Israel Small at Longbridge Deverill - 1712 John, 1715 William (m Bridget), 1719 James, 1723 Robert.

1700 marriage at Tisbury of John Small 'otp' and Israel Rose of Westbury

Richard Small (bf 1653-1716)

1729 burial of Joan Small, widow of East Hatch

Children of Richard and Joan Small at Tisbury - 1677 John (m 1700 Tisbury, Israel Rose) & Joan, 1679 Elizabeth (age 8 y) & Sara (age 6 y), 1680 Susanna, 1681 Charles, 1684 Joshua, 1686 James (m 1715 Tisbury, Mary Pippen) Snook family

Mary Snook m 4/11/1768 Mere, Wiltshire Joseph Love b 5/4/1738 Mere bo 1738 ba 17/7/1743 Mere d 15/12/1830 (age 92) Mere d 24/12/1823 Mere (age 85) I Philip Snook m 11/5/1732 Mere, Wilts Mary Hibbard b 9/5/1707 Gillingham, Dorset b 28/2/1710 Mere, Wilts d 19/7/1785 Mere, Wilts d 13/9/1782 Mere, Wilts I George Snook m bf 1700 Elizabeth ? b 1654-1682 b bf 1682 d 29/12/1739 Gillingham d 4/10/1746 Mere, Wilts I Richard Snooke m 22/7/1654 Gillingham, Dorset Eve Mathew b 8/8/1630 Gillingham b */8/1637 Gillingham d 21/12/1705 Gillingham d aft 1670 not Gill or Mere I George Snooke m 7/7/1623 Gillingham Anna Pounde b 21/6/1598 Gillingham b bf 1605 not Gillingham d 2/1/1671 Gillingham d 24/1/1668 Gillingham I Thomas Snooke m 27/11/1591 St Thomas, Salisbury, Edith Wattes b bf 1564 * Wiltshire b 27/1/1572 St Martin, Salisbury d 24/6/1640 Gillingham d 10/1/1628 Gillingham I Robert Snooke m bf 1564 ? b bf 1546 b bf 1546 d ? d ? I Henry Snooke m bf 1546 Margaret ? b bf 1528 b bf 1528 d 1564 Gillingham d aft 1564 Gillingham

Mary Snook (1738-1830)

Children of Joseph and Mary Love at Mere - 1769 William (m 1793 Elizabeth Arnold, Motcombe), 1771 Mary (m 1793 John Thompson, Mere), 1774 George (m 1796 Grace Bradford, Mere), 1776 Jane, 1777 John (m 1800 Maria Stone, Mere), 1778 Joseph (m 1803 Sarah Herridge, Mere), 1784 Hannah (m 1808 Thomas Bealing, Mere)

Philip Snook (1707-1785)

Children of Philip and Mary Snook at Mere - 1734 Thomas, 1736 Susannah, 1738 Mary (m 1768 Mere, Joseph Love).

1732 marriage says Philip Snook of Gillingham and Mary Hibbard of Mere. George Snook (c 1670-1739)

1739 will of George Snook, Yeoman Made 9/5/1739. Of Huntingford, Gillingham. To his 'loving wife Elizabeth' he leaves a close / meadow called Cox's Close of four acres. To youngest son John Snook, the close mentioned close after his wife's death. Son Phillip Snook - £20. Sons George and Robert - £5. Sole executor John Snook. Signed and with seal.

Children of George & Elizabeth Snook at Gillingham - 1700 William, 1703 Robert, 1707 Philip (m 1732 Mere, Mary Hibbard), ? George (m 1722 Grace Martin, K Deverill), 1715 John

* Two possible fathers - George Snook - at Gillingham - 1664 Susanna, 1668 Maria, 1675 Anna, George buried 13/5/1713, Joana wife of George Snook 3/6/1716 Richard Snook of Huntingford at Gillingham - 1670 John Given the clear link to Huntingford, only a small hamlet, I have gone with Richard.

* not baptised Mere or Gillingham, Motcombe 1676-1690?

Note that even if the correct father was George that he was the son of George Snooke baptised 1639 and therefore Richard's brother.

Richard Snooke (1630-1705)

Children of Richard and Eve Snooke at Gillingham - 1670 John *, ? Richard, ? George * Richard Snooke of Huntingford

1654 marriage says Richard Snooke son of George, 'taylor' and Eve Mathew, daughter of Hugh, lynnen weaver.

George Snooke (1598-1671)

1671 burial of George of Huntingford and 1668 Anna wife of George of Huntingford.

1641 Protestation Returns Gillingham - George Snooke

Children of George and Anna Snooke at Gillingham - 1626 Anya, 1630 Richard, 1631 Rebecca, 1633 Sarah, 1637 Joane.

Thomas Snooke (bf 1564-1640)

1611 reference to Thomas Snooke as 'tailor of Newbury' in the baptism of daughter Elizabeth.

Children of Thomas and Edith Snooke at Gillingham - 1598 George, 1599 Sara, 1602 Elizabeth, 1604 Robert, 1605 Thomas, 1609 Robert, 1611 Elizabeth.

1591 marriage at Salisbury of Thomas and Edith does not refer to their home parishes. However neither do any others during surrounding years in those records. * assumed from common usage of male sons of Thomas and the son of Henry and so possible father of Thomas.

Other possible Snook references at Gillingham - 24/11/1602 Anna Snook widow buried 16/10/1597 Thomas Snooke of Lodbourne buried

Roberte Snooke (bf 1546-?)

1593 Subsidy List None listed in Gillingham

1569 Muster Roll None listed in Gillingham

Henry Snooke (bf 1528-1564)

1564 will of Henry Snooke Of Gillingham, yeoman. To be buried in the churchyard of Gillingham. Bequeths - To eldest son Wyllyam, dwelling house of my … Alice Edmonde after her decease. If he should die - reference to William's brother John then brother Robert. Daughters Jone and Anne. Wife Margaret who is made sole executrix.

1545 Subsidy Roll Gillingham Harry Snoke - G2

1539-1542 Muster Roll None listed in Gillingham Motcombe (alternative roll) Wm Snowke Hen Snowke

1525 Subsidy Roll None listed in Gillingham (incomplete)

Gillingham registers start 1559 (burials and marriages, 1564 baptisms Stainer family

Harriet Rosina Stainer m 28/6/1902 Tisbury Register Office Walter George Wareham bo 12/6/1880 Donhead St Mary, ba ? Wiltshire b 25/6/1865 Iwerne Courtney, Dorset d * Salisbury, Wilts d 16/4 Coombe, Wilts bu 10/9/1960 Charlton, Wilts (age 81) bu 20/4/45 Charlton, Wilts (age 79) I Richard John Stainer m 20/6/1872 Cann, Dorset Sarah (Mary) Love b 6/11/1853 St James, Shaftesbury b 30/5/1852 Enmore Green d 4/10 bu 9/10/1939 Fordingbridge, Hants d 16/4 bu 20/4/1916 West Harnham, Salisbury (age 85) (age 63) I Charles Stainer m 18/1/1849 Motcombe, Dorset Sarah Maria Colgate b 12/10/1817 St James, Shaftesbury b 17/8/1827 Enmore Green d 7/1/1900 Shaftesbury bu ? (age 83) di 20/11/1914 Shaftesbury bu ? (age 87) I John Stainer m 7/8/1808 St James, Shaftesbury (1st) Lucy Morgan m 29/5/1821 St James, Shaftesbury Alice Sanger bo 1780 ba 14/2/1785 St James, Shaftesbury bo 3/3 ba 4/3/1782 Saint Mary RC, Marnhull, Dorset (2nd) b 2/5/1781 Fontmell bo d 21/2/1853 St James, Shaftesbury (age 73) d 3/12/1820 St James, Shaftesbury (age 37) West Orchard I d 16/10/1844 Shaftesbury John Stainer m 17/4/1775 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury Jane Lush St James (age 65) b 12/9/1751 St James, Shaftesbury b 21/1/1748 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury d 14/2/1785 St James, Shaftesbury d 21/6/1787 St James, Shaftesbury I John Stainer m 5/9/1750 St James, Shaftesbury Rose Brine b 13/3/1724 St James, Shaftesbury b 5/1/1723 Shaftesbury Holy Trinity d 27/4/1811 St James, Shaftesbury d 3/9/1807 Shaftesbury St James I James Stainer m 26/5/1718 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury Sarah Rabbetts b 25/4/1697 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury b 21/7/1695 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury d 23/7/1734 St James, Shaftesbury d 26/4/1730 St James, Shaftesbury I John Stainer m bf 1695 (1st) Sarah ? m 10/2/1700 (2nd) Martha Ernlo b bf 1679 * b bf 1679 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury b bf 1682 d 17/1/1710 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury d 20/2/1699 Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury d 4/11/1734 I Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury Cesar Stainer m bf 1679 ? b bf 1644 b bf 1661 d 1662 - 1695 d ? I John Stainer m bf 1641 ? b bf 1623 b bf 1623 d aft 1641 d ? I ? Stainer m bf 1620 ? b bf 1600 * b bf 1600 d ? d ? I ? Stainer m bf 1600 ? b bf 1570 * b bf 1580 d ? d ? I John Stainer m bf 1570 ? b bf 1550 b bf 1550 d aft 1569 d ?

Harriet Rose Stainer (1880-1960)

Death certificate 5/9/1960 Newbridge Hospital Salisbury Age - 81 years Occupatioon - of Lansley Cottage, Salisbury Road, Shaftesbury, widow of Walter George Wareham a gardener (domestic) Cause of death - 1a - senility Informant - F Wareham, son, 8 Grosvesnor Road, Shaftesbury, Dorset

Census entries - see final spreadsheet for full details 1911 - Middle Coombe, Shaftesbury, Dorset, age 32, wife 1901 - Charlton Back Lane, Charlton, Wilts, age 27 (prob actually 22), cook domestic 1891 - Shaston Lane Cottage, East Knoyle, age 12, scholar 1881 - Shaftesbury Road, Donhead St Mary, Wilts, age 9 month, daughter

Children of Walter and Rose Stainer - see Wareham front spreadsheet

1902 marriage certificate 28/6/1902 Tisbury Register Office, Wilts Walter George Wareham, bachelor, gardener (domestic), age 33, Donhead St Mary, father George Wareham, highway foreman Rose Stainer, spinster, age 23, Donhead St Mary, father Richard John Stainer, dairyman witnessed RJ Stainer and Ruth Talbot Seward Hart

Richard John Stainer (1853 - 1939)

1939 death certificate of Richard John Stainer 85 years old, retired farm dairyman, died of cerebral haemorrhage and arterio sclerosis, son-in-law R Hibberd present at his death at 1 Ashford Terrace, Fordingbridge, Hampshire. Note - his burial record of 9/10 states he was of 4 Ashford Terrace, Fordingbridge No memorial remains at Fordingbridge.

1916 (and 1911 census) Richard John Stainer was a 'cowman' on the death of his wife Sarah (at Rose Cottage, Harnham, Salisbury).

Census entries - see final spreadsheet for full details 1911 - Corner Farm, Sedgehill, Wilts, age 56, cowman on farm 1901 - Charlton Back Lane, Charlton, Wilts, age 47, agricultural labourer 1891 - Shaston Lane Cottage, East Knoyle, Wilts, age 37, farm labourer 1881 - Shaftesbury Road, Donhead St Mary, Wilts, age 28, labourer 1871 - Boyley Hill, Cann, Dorset, age 17, agricultural labourer 1861 - St James Street, St James, Shaftesbury, Dorset, age 7, scholar

Children of Richard and Sarah Stainer at Donhead St Mary - 1873 Martha Ann (di 1875), 1873 Elizabeth, 1876 John, 1876 Edith Aida, 1880 Harriet Rose (m 1902 Walter Wareham), 1882 Ellen, 1884 (East Knoyle) Olive (or Alice ?) Maud (m 1914 Harry Musgrave Harker), 1887 (East Knoyle) Richard William G *, 1889 (East Knoyle) Beatrice Anne, 1895 Winifred, 1898 Lily

* Richard William G Stainer (known as Bill) joined the Royal Navy in 1904, falsely declaring his age and date of birth as 1884 when it was in fact 1887 and he was just 17. He died on 14th July 1909 by drowning on submarine HMS C11, he was a stoker (first class no 307191), near Cromer in the north sea due to an accident where the submarine he was on board collided with SS Eddystone. The wreck and the bodies of most of the drowned was never recovered. More info via these weblinks - http://www.battleships-cruisers.co.uk/c_class1.htm#C 10 http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,430374.50.html Online memorial - http://www.maritimequest.com/warship_directory/great_britain/submarines/pages/c_class/c_11_roll_of_honour.htm My great aunt Kath Wareham remembers a great uncle of hers who had died on board a submarine.

1872 Cann marriage Richard John Stainer, 20, bachelor, labourer, residence - Cann, father - Charles Stainer, labourer Mary* Love, 20, spinster, residence - Cann, father - George Love, labourer signed by Richard and Mary Witnessed by Charles Stainer and Fanny Stainer (Richard and Mary's brother and sister) * married and signed as Mary, but later recorded as Sarah in the census records and was baptised as Sarah.

Charles Stainer (1817 - 1900)

1900 Charles Stainer died of influenza (6 days) and bronchitis, general labourer, living at St James Street, daughter Blanche Hillier of Tanyard Lane in attendance.

Census entries - see final spreadsheet for full details 1891 - 81 Lanyard Lane, St James, Shaftesbury, Dorset, age 73, general labourer 1881 - 36 Lower Blandford Rd, Cann, Dorset, age 64, labourer 1871 - Boyley Hill, Cann, Dorset, age 54, mason's labourer 1861 - St James Street, St James, Shaftesbury, Dorset, age 34, jobbing labourer 1851 - Whites (?), St James, Shaftesbury, Dorset, age 33, labourer 1841 - St James Street, St James, Shaftesbury, age 20, labourer

Western Gazette 25th November 1881 … Davis, Charles Stainer and George Beal, all of Cann, were summoned by Mr H.G.Norton, school attendance officer, for not sending children to school. Davis and Stainer were ordered to send the children regularly in future, or pay a fine of 5s each. Beal was let off with a caution, on his wife promising to send the children to school. 24th September 1880 Revision of the voter's lists Three objections from Mr Robins of Shaftesbury for the Conservatives on grounds of parochial relief in Cann St Rumbold - Brockway, Sharp and Charles Stainer. The objections were sustained. 30th November 1866 Shaftesbury Petty Sessions, Monday 27th November 1866 Charles Stainer* of St James, Shaftesbury, was brought up on remand, charged by Mr Young, of the same place, with stealing a sheepskin, his property. The prosecutor having made a long statement of a confession made to him by the prisoner, Mr Chitty who appeared., asked the prosecutor if, previous to such a confession, he did not promise to forgive the prisoner, to which he replied "I don't recollect". Mr Chitty: Come, come, Mr Young, you appear to recollect everything else except the promise of forgiveness; will you swear that you never made such a promise. Mr Young : no. Case dismissed. * note that this may be either Charles junior aged 17 or senior aged 49. I suspect the former. 29th August 1863 Borough Police - Charles Stainer* was summoned by Susan Upjohn for assault - fined 1s and costs. * could be Charles Stainer junior aged 14 or senior aged 46. I suspect the former given his character from later references about assault, including a fight with a person called William Pike in 1867.

Children of Charles and Maria Stainer - 1847 Elizabeth & Harriet, 1849 Charles Frederick (m 1867 Fanny Love), 1853 Richard John (m 1872 Sarah (Mary) Love), 1856 Edwin (m 1877 Martha Foot), 1859 Gideon, 1861 Albert George, 1864 Frank, 1866 Frederick William, 1869 Blanche Elizabeth L

1849 Motcombe marriage Charles Stainer; full age; of Enmore Green; labourer; father - John; labourer Maria Kolgarth; full age; of Enmore Green; father - Frederick; sailor By Banns - banns records her name as Maria Colegate. Both signed with mark 'x' and witnessed by Thomas King and Meshach Moore

John Stainer (1780-1853)

Burial of John in 1853 notes that he was living in Cann

Census entries - see final spreadsheet for full details 1851 - French Mill Lane, St James, Shaftesbury, Dorset, age 70, pauper/formerly gardener 1841 - St James Street, St James, Shaftesbury, age 60, agricultural labourer

1831 election list Freeholder - Thomas J Claude Residence - Shaftesbury Occupier - John Stayner

Children of John and Alice Stainer - 1821 Mary*. * Mary Stainer was baptised to Alice Sanger (noted as baseborn) on the same day that Alice married John Stainer (widower) 29th May 1821 Shaftesbury St James

Children of John and Lucy Stainer at St James - 1809 Thomas, 1813 Anne, 1815 George*, 1817 Charles (m 1849 Sarah Colgate, Motcombe), 1820 Lucy. * in 1846 George Stainer was convicted of vagrancy after sleeping in an outhouse and was imprisoned for 6 weeks.

John Stainer (1751-1785)

Children of John and Jane Stainer at St James - 1777 James, ? John (bu 1777), 1784 Elizabeth, 1785 John (m 1808 Lucy Morgan).

1775 marriage states John Stainer of St James on the marriage to Jane Lush at Holy Trinity. by Banns, witnesses Henry Sutton and William Everett

John Stainer (1724-1811) 1764 will of Martha Brine (see under Brine) refers to John as a gardener.

Children of John and Rose Stainer at St James - 1751 John (m 1775 Jane Lush), 1756 Rose, 1759 Edward, 1763 James, 1765 Sarah.

James Stainer (1697-1734)

Children of James and Sarah Stayner at St James - 1718 James, 1721 Mary bu 1721 (SHT), 1722 Daniel (bu 1730), 1725 Mary, ? Sarah bu 1730

1718 states James Stayner of St James on the marriage to Sarah Rabbetts at Holy Trinity.

Baptism could be another James - James son of William baptised 28th September 1701 Shaftesbury Holy Trinity however given the date of the marriage in 1718 when the latter John was just 17 and the name of James' son as John therefore John and Sarah Stayner seem the logical parents.

John Stainer (bf 1679-1710)

Dorset Archives PE/SY/CH 1/1-2 date March 1721 Conveyance (lease and release) 1. Robert Bowles of New Sarum, Wilts ... (son of ... who was the last surviving feoffee of the Church Lands of the parish of Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury) 2. Revd Henry Andrewes, clerk; ... all of Shaftesbury Holy Trinity Consideration (2 to 1): the performance of trust now devolved on 1 on behalf of the parish of Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury and that the rents etc from the Church Lands may be used from time to time for the better repair and sustaining of the Church Property (1 to 2): ….. (f) Tenement and Burgage with a garden (tenants: formerly John Caull, deceased; now Martha Stayner, widow) between a tenement formerly of Henry Tyse, deceased on the east, a house and garden of James Stainer on the west, the highway on the north (g) Garden plot (tenants as in f) between lands formerly of Sir John Lowe called Castle Hill on the north and east, a tenement formerly of John Hurst now of William Hyman on the west, the highway on the south

1699 burial of Sarah wife of John Stayner, 2nd wife Martha he married in 1700. No record of any children with his second wife.

Children of John and Sarah Stainer at SHT - bf 1695 Joseph (bu (1695), 1697 James

* assumed from this part back according to 1662 Hearth Tax and 1662 Protestation returns below and connection to the name John in the Stainer line.

** assumed connections back through at least two or three generations to John Stayner in Shaftesbury muster rolls in 1569 below

1662 Hearth Tax Register Shaftesbury - Cesar Pimperne - Richard Blandford - Richard Fifehead Neville - Nichas

1641 Protestation Returns Shaftesbury, Holy Trinity Cesar, Edward, John and Edward Tarrant Gunville - 5 Stayner records Blandford - Richard Stayner 1569 Tudor Muster Roll Shaftesbury Pikeman - John Stayner

1539-42 Muster Roll None listed in Shaftesbury

1327 Lay Subsidy Roll None in Dorset Stevens family

Ruth Stevens m 23/2/1723 Blandford St Mary, Dorset John Hurdle b 6/1/1698 Winterborne Whitechurch, Dorset b bf 1710 Charlton Marshall ? d 5/5/1747 Iwerne Courtney d 1741 Iwerne Courtney, bu ? I Henry Stevens m 25/5/1693 Winterborne Ruth Hunt b bf 1675 Whitechurch, Dorset b 24/5/1663 Milton Abbas, Dorset d 19/10/1735 Winterborne St Martin d 18/9/1723 Winterborne St Martin, Dorset I Henry Stevens m bf 1668 Mary ? b bf 1650 b bf 1650 d 22/3/1709 Winterborne St Martin d 22/7/1713 Winterborne St Martin, Dorset

Ruth Stevens (bf 1710-1747)

1732 will of Elizabeth Squib of Winterbourne Whitechurch, Dorset Refers to - Cousin Robert Stevens, son of Robert Stevens and his widow Elinor Brother-in-law Henry Stevens and his children Henry, Thomas, Ruth 'Hurdil' and Jean Corbin - who she leave sthe rest of her goods other than house, ring, silver spoon and bible left to others John son of Ruth 'Hurdil' to whom she leaves her 'Great Bible' Brother-in-law Henry Stevens receives one shilling Brother-in-law Thomas Hawkins and son Henry.

Children of John and Ruth Hurdle at IC - 1723 Elizabeth (bu CM 1725), 1726 John (m 1742 IC, Sarah Clench, m c 1750 Elizabeth), 1728 Henry (m 1749 Elizabeth Bustard), 1733 Elizabeth (m IC 1758, Thomas James).

Henry Stevens (bf 1675-1735)

1735 Administration of Henry Stephens Of Winterborne St Martin, carpenter. By Thomas Stephens of WSM sheppard (lawful son) and Henry Stephens of WSM carter.

1735 inventory of Henry Stephens of WSM

Children of Henry and Ruth Stevens at WStM - 1694 WW Robert *, 1695 Henry (m WSM 1720, Alice Wyar), 1698 WW Ruth * (m John Hurdle), 1700 George, 1702 Thomas (bur 1702), 1703 Thomas (m Dorchester St Peters 1726, Hannah Wright), ? Jean (m Corbin).

* To Henry Stevens of Martins Town, which is Winterborne St Martin

Henry was probably the son of either - Robert and Jane who had children at Martinstown - 1664 Grace, 1677 Jane Robert buried 29/7/1691 and Jane 29/8/1693 Henry and Mary who had children at Martinstown - see below I have guessed at Henry given the name Henry, however admittedly Henry junior did use the name Robert for his first son. Henry Stevens (bf 1650-1709)

Children of Henry and Mary at WStM - 1668 Robert, ? Henry, 1675 Mary Sutton family

Catherine Sutton m 23/2/1744 St James, Shaftesbury William Lush bo c 1726 ba 26/8/1733 St James, Shaftesbury* b 14/3/1716 St Peter, Shaftesbury d 1/1/1767 St James, Shaftesbury d 27/3/1772 St Peter, Shaftesbury I John Sutton m 9/1/1710 Blandford St Mary, Dorset Susanna Penny b 20/12/1685 St James, Shaftesbury b bf 1692 d 5/12/1734 St James, Shaftesbury d aft 1731 I William Sutton m bf 1677 Grace ? b 1636-1659 b bf 1659 d 4/11/1720 Shaftesbury St James d 20/9/1727 St James, Shaftesbury I Henry Sutton m 9/5/1636 St James, Shaftesbury Elizabeth Clifford b bf 1618 b bf 1618 d 28/10/1687 St James, Shaftesbury d 21/9/1687 St James, Shaftesbury

Catherine Sutton (1726-1767)

Children of William and Catherine Lush at Holy Trinity - 1746 James, 1748 Jane (m 1775 SHT, John Stainer) *.

* Catherine must have been baptised a child of 7+ as this is the only baptism that fits and this Catherine did not marry anyone else and was not buried as an infant.

John Sutton (1685-1734)

Children of John and Susanna Sutton at St James - 1710 Elizabeth, 1713 John (m 1738 Sarah Gater), 1714 Archaleus (bu 1715), 1716 Ann, 1717 Rebeckah (at Holy Trinity to John of St James), 1718 Susannah, 1720 Mary (bu 1722), 1721 Sarah, 1725 Mary, 1731 Betty (bu 1741), 1733 Catherine (m 1744 William Lush)

* John Sutton of Trinity - 1714 Susannah (at St James to John of HT), 1719 John (at St James to John of HT). 1713 John Sutton (of this parish) married Eleanor Wilmott of St James, at Holy Trinity Eleanor Sutton buried 1736 at Shaftesbury Holy Trinity, John Sutton bu 1750 Holy Trinity

1710 marriage at Blandford St Mary of John Sutton of Shaftesbury St James to Susanna Penny of Shaftesbury St Peter

William Sutton (bf 1659-1720)

1727 burial of Grace Sutton, widow. 1720 burial of William Sutton senior - junior buried 1723.

Children of William and Grace Sutton at St James - 1677 William (married Katherine Harris 1704, Katherine bu 1714), 1685 John

1690 will of Daniel Sutton of Shaftesbury Refers to sister Hannah, Jonas Rabats and kinsman Wm Baines Henry Sutton (bf 1618-1687)

1687 buried as Henry Sutton, snr

1687 administration of Henry Sutton the elder of Shaftesbury St James Refers to son William Sutton (agricola) who signs with a rough 'W'.

1662 Hearth Tax Register - none in Shaftesbury

1641 Protestation Returns Holy Trinity - Pentecost Sutton, Hugh Sutton and John Sutton Alcester (St James) - Henry Sutore (probably Sutton)

Holy Trinity registers start 1695

Tudor Muster Rolls 1569 - none listed in Shaftesbury 1539-42 - none listed in Shaftesbury Tapper family

Elizabeth Tapper m 29/6/1784 Iwerne Courtney, Dorset Thomas Hurdle bo 1765 East Orchard, Dorset, ba ? b 12/10/1761 Iwerne Courtney d 2/1/1829 Iwerne Courney (age 63) d 23/9/1810 Iwerne Courtney (age 48) I James Tapper m 29/12/1763 Fontmell Magna Susannah Blachford b 1743 prob Iwerne Minster * b 5/9/1744 Fordingbridge, Hampshire d 1/3/1808 Iwerne Minster (age 65) d 1/4/1832 Iwerne Minster (age 90) I James Tapper m bf 1742 prob Iwerne Minster Eleanor ? b 27/12/1702 Kington Magna, Dorset b bf 1724 d 20/4/1761 Iwerne Minster d 20/3/1748 Iwerne Minster I John Tapper m bf 1695 not Iwerne Courtney Mary b 1662-1677 not Iwerne Courtney b bf 1677 d 1702-1730 not Iwerne Courtney d 20/2/1730 Iwerne Courtney I James Tapper m 19/2/1662 Iwerne Courtney Honour Lambert b 5/10/1641 Iwerne Courtney b bf 1644 d 10/12/1725 Iwerne Courtney d 22/12/1711 Iwerne Courtney I John Tapper m bf 1636 Margery ? b 23/10/1597 Iwerne Courtney b bf 1618 d 1641-1666 not Iwerne Courtney d */3/1666 Iwerne Courtney I John Tapper m 8/10/1592 Iwerne Courtney Joane Lanning b bf 1563 PPr b 21/3/1568 Iwerne Courtney d 2/10/1613 Iwerne Courtney d 4/10/1646 Iwerne Courtney I John Tapper m bf 1564 ? b bf 1545 b bf 1545 d aft 1569 not Iwerne Courtney d ? I William or Edward Tapper m bf 1545 ? b bf 1520 b bf 1520 aft 1545 d ?

Elizabeth Tapper (1765-1829)

Children of Thomas and Elizabeth Hurdle at Shroton - 1785 Jane, 1788 Elizabeth, 1791 Maria (bu 1791), 1793 Mary (m 1812 IC, Joseph Russell), 1796 Thomas (m Mary Ann), 1801 Samuel, 1803 Henry, 1806 James ? William (m ? Sutton Waldron, Henrietta Tuffin).

1784 marriage at Iwerne Courtney Thomas Hurdle of this parish and Elizabeth Tapper of this parish, by banns. Thomas signed his name and Elizabeth who signed with her mark 'x'. Married by banns. Witnessed by Tho Toppins and Charles Andrews. 1765 missing baptism - see below for the information about the will of Thomas Tuffin, Elizabeth's brother-in-law, that links Elizabeth to James and Susannah Tapper even though at this time a baptism record cannot be found -

The will of Thomas Tuffin (see below) refers to the children of his late brother in law Thomas Hurdle. Thomas Hurdle had died in 1810 and had married Elizabeth Tapper at Iwerne Courtney in 1784, she died 1829 aged 63. Thomas Tuffin married Mary Tapper in 1792 at Sutton Waldron, Dorset. Mary was born in 1771 (she was 70 in the 1841 census). Therefore Mary and Elizabeth Tapper were sisters. In the will Thomas Tuffin also refers to the children of his brother-in-law William Tapper. Therefore William was brother to Elizabeth and Mary. The only William Tapper in the area at that time having children (plural) was the son of a James Tapper and Susannah. He was born 1778, married 1808 at Iwerne Courtney to Hester Bolwell and died 1860 aged 82, buried East Orchard (he left a will in 1858). William's first son, James was born 1810 in East Orchard. The Tuffin will also refers to sister in law Susannah Lockyer's children. Susannah Tapper married Joseph Lockyer in Sutton Waldron in 1789. The name Susannah almost certainly confirms the link to James and Susannah Tapper. William Tapper is mentioned as executor to James Tapper's will of 1808 where James left everything to his wife and William's mother Susannah. Thomas Tuffin is a witness to the 1812 marriage of Mary Hurdle (daughter of Elizabeth Tapper).

Will of Thomas Tuffin of 1859 Thomas TUFFIN of Child Okeford 26 Jan 1859. Nephew George JAMES I give the house occupied by Elizabeth and Susana SAVERY. Niece Leah wife of Thomas AMES of Child Okeford [lately deceased to husband Thomas AMES for life as tenants in common, Codicil 3 Sep 1859] and several children. Nephew James TUFFIN and his several children. Maria SPICER dwelling at Sutton Waldron daughter of late niece Sarah TUFFIN. All rest to [nephews] John ROSSITER of Child Okeford and nephew George JAMES. Nephew Andrew TUFFIN of Sutton Waldron sundry clothes. William, Thomas and Mary CANDY, the children of my sister-in-law Susannah LOCKYER £15 each. To the several children then living of my late brother-in-law Thomas HURDLE £15 each. To the children of my late sister-in-law Betty WAREHAM namely Daniel and Charles WAREHAM, Daniel PLOWMAN and his two sisters Leah and Sarah £5 each, and John ROSSITER £10 which I bequeath to him in addition to all necessary expenses as a slight acknowledgement for the trusts of this my will. To be paid within 12 months after my decease. William TAPPER brother-in-law and children then living. And children of my late brothers and sisters Jane MULLENS, Hannah JAMES, Samuel TUFFIN, George TUFFIN, James TUFFIN, Charles TUFFIN and Dinah ROBERTS. Proved 10 Jun 1863 John ROSSITER, George JAMES and Andrew TUFFIN trustees and executors.

Note - special thanks to Richard Travell for the Tapper/Blachford lineage and the information about the will of Thomas Tuffin.

James Tapper (1743-1808)

1832 burial of 'Saray Tapper' of East Orchard at Iwerne Minster is most probably Susannah given the age and location. There was no other Tapper family of EO that match.

1808 administration of James Tapper 13th June 1808 "Susannah Tapper of East Orchard … the lawful widow of James Tapper late of the same place, labourer, was sworn well and faithfully to administer all and singular the goods chattels and credits of the said James Tapper deceased also to exhibit a time and perfect inventory thereof into the Registry of the Court of the Bishop of Bristol and to render a just account thereon … value to the sum of £300." William Tapper (probably James' son ) signed with his seal and Susannah Tapper, widow signed with her mark 'x' and seal.

Dorset Archives D/BOW/KW/156 1806 East Orchard. Valuation of Great House Farm, Scot's Farm and Tapper's Farm

* James Tapper (1742 - age 66 when he died in 1808) 'of East Orchard' and also noted at the burials of two sons called James in 1768 and 1775 and William in 1775

Children of James and Susannah Tapper - 1765 (ba ?) Elizabeth (m Thomas Hurdle 1784 IC), ? James (bur 1768 IM), 1771 (ba ?) Mary (m Thomas Tuffin 1792 Sutton Waldron), ? James (bu 1775 IM), ? William (bu 1775), ? Susannah (m 1789 Joseph Lockyer Sutton Waldron), 1778 IM, William (m 1808 Shroton Hester Bolwell). 1763 marriage at Fontmell Magna, Dorset James Tapper of the parish of Iwerne Minster and Susanna Blachford of this parish Married in this church by banns this twenty ninth day of December in the year one thousand seven hundred and sixty three by me Rector Dibben Mark of 'x' James Tapper and 'x' Susanna Blachford In the presence of Mary Mitchell and Hannah Warham [prob. Wareham]

Iwerne Minster registers start 1745.

James Tapper (1702-1761)

1785 will of William Tapper of East Orchard, carpenter, refers to - brother James Tapper - £10 sister Sarah Fisher - £10 wife Sarah made sole executrix

1761 burial at Iwerne Minster of 'Mr James Tapper of East Orchard'.

1748 burial of Eleanor 'wife of James Tapper of East Orchard'

Ancestry.com Dorset Quarter Session Order Books 1625-1905 1727-1752 Plea books - 1740 Whittaker 19. James Tapper of East Orchard yeoman an assault on Rose the wife of Thomas Cook … committed

Children of James and Eleanor Tapper - ? James (m FM 1763, Susannah Blachford), ? William (m Sarah ?) (bur 1784 - see will above), ? Sarah (m IC 1761, James Fisher), ? Ann

Iwerne Minster registers start 1745.

John Tapper (c1670-c1715)

1730 burial of Mary Tapper of Farringdon, widow.

1730 will of James Tapper (brother of John Tapper) of East Orchard. Gentleman. Made 13/10/1730. To niece Mary wife of William Osment - £10. Niece Sarah wife of James Plowman - £10. Nephew James Tapper - £10. Niece Elizabeth Tapper - £100. Niece Anne wife of John Collins - £10. John Collins of East Orchard married Anne Tapper of Farringdon in Nov 1723 at Iwerne Courtney Mary daughter of nephew John Tapper, when 21 years old or married - £200. see below Mary daughter of John son of John Tapper Poor of East Orchard 40 shillings. Nephew John Tapper - 'all my lands in East Orchard aforesaid being two closes of pasture called Wimblehays and Hill Close with the appurtenances thereunto … all that my leasehold estate in Farrington called Marsh Closes and also all that my leasehold estate in East Orchard aforesaid formerly in the tenure or occupation of Thomas Foot for and during all …' John also made sole executor. Witnessed Wm Bower, John Willis and John Hartwell. to transcribe in full

Children of John and Mary Tapper at IC - 1726 Rebecca, 1727 Mary* * of Farringdon

Children of John and Mary Tapper at Kington Magna - 1695 Anne (m IC 1723, John Collins), 1697 Sarah & Elizabeth (both bur 1697*), 1698 Sarah (m James Plowman), 1699 John (m Mary), 1701 Elizabeth, 27/10/1702 James (m Eleanor) * twins

James Tapper (1641-1725)

1711 burial of Honour wife of James Tapper of Farrington

1683 will of James Tapper Yeoman of Farringdon in Iwerne Courtney John younger son of James of Orchard Rest to loving wife Martha to transcribe in full

1662 Hearth Tax Register Farringdon James Tapper Sutton Waldron Margaery Tapper widow

Children of James and Honour Tapper probably at Iwerne Minster - ? John (m Mary), ? James

John Tapper (1597-c1645)

1666 Margery Tapper widow buried.

Note that John Tapper vanishes during the period of the English Civil War, coincidence?

1641 Protestation Returns Iwerne Courtney Richard Tapper, John Tapper Farringdon John Tapper, James Tapper

Children of John and Margery Tapper at IC - 1636 Joane (bur 1637), 1639 John, 1641 James (m 1662 IC, Honour Lambert)

John Tapper (c1560-1613)

Tudor Subsidy Roll Iwerne Courtney John Tapper 1595 East Orchard John Tapper

Iwerne Courtney registers start 1563. early burials at Iwerne Courtney - 9/1580 Edith Tapper 3/6/1575 Margaret Tapper 5/1569 Johane Tapper early marriage at IC - 1/1564 Edward Tapper married Edith

John Tapper (c1530-aft 1569)

Dorset Tudor Muster Roll Iwerne Courtney Pikeman - John Tapper 1569

Tudor Subsidy Roll Iwerne Courtney Edward Tapper 1545

Dorset Tudor Muster Roll Iwerne Courtney - alternative roll William Tapper, Edward Tapper 1539-42 West Orchard Billman - Edward Tapper - has bill Charleton Marchell Able Billman - Richard Tapper - has 1/2sh arr bill

1327 Lay Subsidy Roll Iwerne Courtney Johanne Tappehare Thorn family

Elizabeth Thorn m 2/4/1719 Minterne Magna, Dorset (1st) Samuel Maber m *10/1724 Marnhull (2nd) Robert Clark b 6/9/1702 Minterne Magna, Dorset b bf 1701 PPr b bf 1706 d 12/5/1764 Marnhull, Dorset d 8/5/1721 Minterne Magna d 1/4/1760 Marnhull I ? Thorn m bf 1701 ? b bf 1683 b bf 1683 d ? d ?

Elizabeth Thorn (bf 1701-1764)

1764 burial of Elizabeth widow of Robert Clark at Marnhull

Children of Robert and Elizabeth Clark at Marnhull - 1725 Catherine*, * see under Penny

Children of Samuel and Elizabeth Maber at Minterne Manga - 1720 Elizabeth (m 1745 SN, Thomas Penny), ? Catherine.

1719 marriage of Samuel Maber of Hermitage and Elizabeth Thorn.

1702 baptism - no parents in register record.

Minterne Magna registers start 1635 Wareham family (Annie)

Annie Wareham m 3/2/1699 Long Crichel, Dorset * Thomas Hiscock b 5/12/1670 Fontmell Magna, Dorset b 25/3/1685 Fontmell Magna d 23/4/1732 Sutton Waldron, Dorset d 31/3/1722 Sutton Waldron I John Wareham m 4/9/1668 Fontmell Magna Margaret Wareham b 1645 Corfe Castle (?) b bf 1650 d 11/3/1732 Fontmell Magna d 21/11/1714 Fontmell Magna

Annie Wareham (1670-1732)

Children of Thomas and Annie Hiscock at Fontmell Magna - 1700 Sarah, 1702 Elizabeth, 1704 Ruth (m James Tuffin), 1705 (Compton Abbas) Philip.

1699 marriage by licence of Thomas Hiscock of Fontmell Magna and Annie Wareham of Fontmell Magna (note she was later also buried as Annie).

John Wareham (c 1645-1732)

Children of John and Margaret Wareham at FM - 1669 Anne, 1670 Annie (m 1699 Long Crichel, Thomas Hiscoke), 1673 John, 1676 Jonathan, 1679 Joseph, 1681 Charles (m Jane), 1687 James.

1645 - IGI states that John's baptism was at Corfe Castle. However there is no evidence I have seen to support this and the Corfe records don't start till 1653. There are no Warehams in the 1641 Protestation Returns for Corfe. More likely he was a child of one of the Warrams (or Warehams) listed below.

9/11/1671 John Wareham (adult - not recorded 'son of') buried Fontmell Magna

1641 Protestation Returns Funtmell Tything (Fontmell Magna) - Christopher Warram, William Waram and John Waram Wattes family

Edith Wattes m 27/11/1591 St Thomas, Salisbury, Wilts Thomas Snooke b 27/1/1572 St Martin, Salisbury b bf 1575 d 10/1/1628 Gillingham d aft 1639 not G I Thomas Wattes m bf 1572 not Sal St Thomas, St Martins? ? b bf 1554 not Sal St Thomas St Martins? b bf 1554 d aft 1572 not Sal St Thomas, St Martins? d aft 1572

Edith Wattes (1572-1628)

Children of Thomas and Edith Snooke at Gillingham - 1598 George, 1599 Sara, 1602 Elizabeth, 1604 Robert, 1605 Thomas, 1609 Robert, 1611 Elizabeth.

1591 marriage at Salisbury of Thomas and Edith does not refer to their home parishes. However neither do any others during surrounding years in those records.

Thomas Wattes (bf 1554-aft 1572)

Children of Thomas Wattes of St Martin - 1572 Edith, ? Others

Salisbury St Thomas references - 15/3/1591 Wm Wattes buried 1/11/1602 Joane Wattes buried Webb family

Cecilia Webb m bf 1526 Thomas White b bf 1480 b bf 1470 d ? d ? I William Webb m bf 1500 ? b bf 1460 b bf 1460 d ? d ?

Cecilia Webb (bf 1480-?)

William Webb (bf 1460-?)

Mayor of Salisbury 1496, 1512, 14 & 23 (see Haviland for reference) White family

Cecilia White m bf 1526 John Thomas Mann b c 1500 b c 1490 d ? d 14/10/1573 Poole, Dorset I Thomas White m bf 1500 Cecilia Webb b bf 1470 b bf 1480 d ? d ?

Cecilia White (c 1500-?)

Thomas White (bf 1470-?) Census records

1911 Census

Middle Coombe, Shaftesbury Walter Wareham, Head, 46, married 9 years, 5 children, 5 living, under gardener (domestic), born Shroton, Dorset Rose, wife, 32, born Donhead, Wilts Violet, daughter 9, born Portsmouth, Hampshire Margaret, daughter, 7 born Donhead, Wilts Florence, daughter, 5, born Donhead, Wilts Edith, daughter, 3, born Donhead, Wilts Walter, 1, born Donhead, Wilts Notes - 6 rooms, signed by Walter Wareham

Corner Farm, Sedgehill, Shaftesbury Richard John Stainer, Head, 56, married 37 years, 10 children, 9 living, cowman on farm, born Shaftesbury, Dorset Sarah, wife, 57, born Shaftesbury, Dorset Lily, daughter, 14, born Donhead St Mary, Wilts Notes - 7 rooms, signed by Richard John Stainer

Stoney Path, Alcester Maria Stainer, 83, widow, (marriage notes crossed through say - married 62 years, 9 children, 9 living), unable to work, born Motcombe, Dorset Notes - 3 rooms, signed by Maria with an X

1901 Census

Higher Coombe, Donhead St Mary, Wiltshire Walter Wareham 36 gardener/domestic Higher Coombe, Donhead St Mary, Wiltshire, born Blandford, Dorset

Charlton Back Lane, Charlton, Wiltshire 24 Pool Yard Lane, St James, Shaftesbury, Dorset Richard Stainer 47, ordinary agricultural labourer, born Shaftesbury, Dorset Maria Stainer, 73, widow, launderess wash worker, born Motcombe, Dorset Sarah Stainer 48 born Enmore Green, Dorset Rose Stainer 27 cook domestic, born Donhead St Mary, Wilts William Stainer, son, 13, gardener domestic, born Donhead, Wilts Beatrice Stainer, daughter, 11, born Donhead Winifred Stainer, daughter, 8, born Donhead Lily Stainer, daughter, 3, born Donhead

1891 census

Cross Cottages, Iwerne Courtney, Dorset 81 Lanyard Lane, St James, Shaftesbury, Dorset George Wareham, 64, road labourer, born Iwerne Courtney Charles Stainer, head, 73, general labourer, born Shaftesbury, Dorset Jane Wareham, wife, 62, born Iwerne Courtney Maria Stainer, wife, 63, born Motcombe, Dorset Elizabeth Wareham, daughter, 28, cook/domestic servant, born Iwerne Courtney Walter G Wareham, son, 26, domestic gardener, born Iwerne Courtney Georgina Wareham, daughter, 21, housemaid, born Iwerne Courtney

Shaston Lane Cottage, East Knoyle, Wiltshire Missing Richard Stainer, head, 37, labourer (farm), born Shaftesbury, Dorset Martha Love, 82 (lived to 1893) - not in Enmore Green Sarah Stainer, wife, 38, born Shaftesbury, Dorset John Stainer, son, 15, labourer (farm), born Shaftesbury, Dorset Aida Stainer, daughter, 14, born Shaftesbury Rose Stainer, daughter, 12, scholar, born Shaftesbury Ellen Stainer, daughter, 9, scholar, born Shaftesbury Maud Stainer, daughter, 7, scholar, born East Knoyle, Wilts William Stainer, son, 4, born East Knoyle Beatrice Stainer, daughter, 1, born East Knoyle

1881 Census

Near the Cross, Iwerne Courtney, Dorset (near Vine Cottage and Farmhouse) Shaftesbury Road, Donhead St Mary, Wiltshire George Wareham, 54, general labourer Richard Stainer, head, 28, labourer born St James, Shaston Jane Wareham 52 Sarah Stainer, wife, 29 Motcombe, Dorset Walter Wareham 13 agricultural labourer John, son, 5, scholar, born Donhead St Mary James Wareham 13 Edith, 3 born Donhead St Mary Georgina Wareham 11 scholar Harriet, 9 months born Donhead St Mary

36 Lower Blandford Road, Cann, Shaftesbury, Dorset Enmore Green, Motcombe, Dorset Charles Stainer, 64, Head, labourer, born St James, Dorset Martha Love, head, 72, born Shaftesbury Maria Stainer, 53, wife, glover, born Motcombe, Dorset Kate, granddaughter, unmarried, 16, glove stitcher, born Motcombe Gideon Stainer, 21, son, labourer, born St James, Dorset Albert Stainer, 19, son, labourer, born St James, Dorset Frank Stainer, 17, son, labourer, born St James, Dorset Frederick Stainer, 15, son, labourer, born St James, Dorset Blanche Stainer, 12, daughter, scholar, born Cann John Thomas Stainer, 5, grandson, scholar, born Donhead, Wilts Edith Ann Stainer, 3, grandaughter, born Donhead, Wilts

1871 Census

The Work House, Iwerne Courtney, Dorset next along from the Malt House and Elen House and before The Cross - 5 families lived here in 1871 George Wareham 45 Road Labourer born IC Jane 43 wife b IC The Cross, Iwerne Courtney, Dorset Louisa 12 b Bl Joseph Russell, head, 83, butcher, b Shillingstone Mary Jane 10 b Bl Mary, 80, butcher's wife, b Iwerne Courtney Elizabeth 8 b IC Walter aged 5 b IC Enmore Green, Motcombe, Dorset James 3 b IC George Love, 63, married, agricultural labourer, born Motcombe Georgina 1 b IC Ann, daughter, 28, born Motcombe Sarah, daughter, 18, born Motcombe Boyley Hill, Cann, Shaftesbury, Dorset George, grandson, 8, scholar, born Motcombe Charles Stainer, Head, 54, mason's labourer, born Shaftesbury, Dorset Kate, granddaughter, 4, scholar, born Motcombe Maria, wife, 44, b Motcombe, Dorset Mary J, granddaughter, 3, scholar, born Motcombe Richard, son, 17, agricultural labourer, b Shaftesbury, Dorset Henry, 1, scholar, born Motcombe Edwin, son, 15, boy in a builder's yard, b Shaftesbury Gidion, son, 12, agricultural labourer, b Shaftesbury Tan Yard Court, St James, Shaftesbury, Dorset Albert, son, 10, scholar, b Shaftesbury Thomas Maskell, head, 41, tailor, born Shaftesbury Francis, son, 7, scholar, b Shaftesbury Martha, wife, 35, born Shaftesbury Frederick, son, 5, scholar, b Cann Isabel, Sarah, Harriet, Harry and Charles sons and daughters Blanch, daughter, 2, b Cann Martha Love, boarder, married, 60, monthly nurse, born Shaftesbury

North Poulner Hill, Ringwood, Hampshire James Small, head, 75, farm 60 acres of land, born Froom, Wilts Charlotte, wife, 69, born Poulner, Hampshire John Henstridge, son in law, 50, farmers man, born Poulner Winifred, wife, 49, laundress, born Poulner Eliza, daughter, 21, laundress, born Poulner Pharo, son, 18, carpenter, born Poulner Mary Jane, daughter, 15, laundress, born Poulner Daglas Laidlaw, cousin (female|), 9 scholar, born Winklow, Hants

1861 Census

New Buildings., Wardenship of Pimperne, Blandford, Dorset The Corner, Iwerne Courtney, Dorset note - now Dorset / Orchard Street, Blandford Forum Joseph Russell, head, 70, butcher, born Shillingstone George Wareham 36 Ironfounders carter b IC Mary, wife, 68, born Shroton Jane 34 wife b IC Caroline 14 scholar b IC Enmore Green, Motcombe, Dorset George 11 b Bl George Love, 54, agricultural labourer, born Motcombe Frederick 10 b Bl Martha, wife, 52, born Shaftesbury Emma 5 b Bl Ann, daughter, 18, Glove maker - leather, born Motcombe Louisa 2 b Bl Tom, son, 15, agricultural labourer, born Motcombe Mary Jane 4 months b Bl Fanny, daughter, 12, scholar, born Motcombe Sarah, daughter, 9, scholar, born Motcombe St James Street, St James, Shaftesbury, Dorset Charles Stainer, head, 34, jobbing labourer, born Shaftesbury Poulner, Ringwood, Hampshire Maria, wife, 35, glover, born Motcombe James Small, head, 65, farmer of 20 acres of land, born Warminster, Wilts Harriet, daughter, 14, glover, born S Charlotte, wife, 59, laundress, born Poulner, Ringwood, Hants Charles, son, 11, agricultural labourer, b S John Henstridge, son in law, 40, carter, born Poulner Richard, son, scholar, 7, b S Winifred, daughter, 39, laundress, born Poulner Edwin, son, 5, scholar, b S George, grandson, 13, scholar, born Poulner Gideon, son, 2, scholar, b S Eliza, granddaughter, 11, scholar, born Poulner Elizabeth Colgate, visitor, 68, widow?, b Motcombe Pharoh, grandson, 8, scholar, born Poulner Mary, granddaughter, 5, scholar, born Poulner Salisbury Street, Shaftesbury, Dorset John, grandson, 3, scholar, born Poulner Ann Lodge, widow, 72, almswoman, born Shaftesbury, Dorset

1851 Census

New Buildings, Blandford, Dorset (follows Rope Close, Oak Field) Iwerne Courtney, Dorset note - now Dorset / Orchard Street, Blandford Forum Joseph Russell, 60, butcher, born Shillingstone, Dorset George Wareham 29 Labourer b IC Mary, 60, wife, domestic duties, born Iwerne Courtney Jane 24 wife b IC Ellen, 14, daughter, domestic duties, b IC Caroline 4, scholar, b IC George R 1 b Bl French Mill Lane, Shaftesbury, Dorset Fred 1 b Bl Robert Trim, Head, 38 labourer, born St James Shaston lodgers - Alfred Bastable and Castley Cousenes Anne, wife, 38 John, son, 16, plough boy Whites ?, St James, Shaftesbury, Dorset George, son, 14 Charles Stainer, 33, Head, ag labourer, born Shaftesbury, Dorset Edwin Samuel, son, 6 Maria, 23, wife, button maker, born Motcombe Dorset Albert, son, 5 months Elizabeth, 4, daughter, born Motcombe, Dorset John Stainer, relative, 70, pauper formerly gardener, born St James, Shaston Harriet Kolgath, 60, visitor, pauper, widow, born Motcombe, Dorset Note - is the above actually Elizabeth Colgate? Poulner, Ringwood, Hampshire James Small, head, 53, yeoman, born Warminster, Wiltshire Enmore Green, Motcombe, Dorset Charlotte, wife, 48, laundress, born Ringwood, Hants George Love, 41, agricultural labourer, born Motcombe, Dorset Winifred Henstridge, lodger, 28, laundress, born Ringwood, Hants Martha, 44, wife, born Shaftesbury John Henstridge, lodger, 31, ag labourer, born Ringwood, Hants William, 14, son, agricultural labourer, born Motcombe George Henstridge, lodger, 3, born Ringwood, Hants Maria, daughter, 11, scholar, born Motcombe Eliza Henstridge, lodger, 1, born Ringwood, Hants Jane, daughter, 9, scholar, born Motcombe Eliza Tanner, lodger, 22, house servant, born New Forest, Hants Ann, daughter, 7, scholar, born Motcombe Lewis Wareham, lodger, 9, scholar, born Ringwood, Hants Tom, son, 5, born Motcombe Fanny, daughter, 2, born Motcombe

16 End of Park, Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury, Dorset Ann Lodge, widow, head, 64, shirt button maker, born Shaftesbury Rose Lodge, daughter, 19, unmarried, glover, born Shaftesbury

1841 Census

Iwerne Courtney, Dorset Iwerne Courtney, Dorset Robert Wareham 65 agricultural labourer, born Dorset Joseph Russell 50 Ostler Mary 75, born Dorset Mary 48 wife George 13, agricultural labourer, born Dorset Samuel 17 agricultural Labourer James 11, agricultural labourer, born Dorset George 15 Jane 12 St James Street, (Shaftesbury), Dorset Emma 10 John Stainer, 60, agricultural labourer Ellen 4 Alice, 60 Charles, 20 Brick Hill, Motcombe, Dorset Mary, 20, spinster Elizabeth Coalgate, 55, born in Dorset Jane Coalgate, 27, schoolmistress, born in Dorset Motcombe, Dorset Elizabeth Love, 30 Corner, Motcombe, Dorset Matilda, 5 George Love, 33, agricultural labourer Mary, 2 Martha, 31 Elizabeth, 75, pauper Sarah, 12 Emily, 8 Hangersly, Ringwood, Hampshire William, 6 James Small, 40, ag lab Maria, 3 Charlotte, 35 Jane, 1 George, 10

End of Park, Holy Trinity, Shaftesbury, Dorset James Lodge, 40, labourer Ann, 50 Susannah, 20 James, 15, labourer Leonard, 14, ag lab Rose, 9 missing - Sarah Marie Colgate, born 1827 not Motcombe Susannah Wareham, born 1804 - not Shroton or Blandford