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BULLEN chart (b3) Abraham My genealogy index page is: http://cashewnut.me.uk/Genealogy/ Esther I am grateful to contact Stephen Lord ALA CASH - web pages Descendants I am grateful to my contact Steve Norman See BULLEN chart (b) for the FRESTOE m. 1821, Earsham The spelling of the FREESTONE surname is variable. Not wanting to tinker with history in any way, for the information about this marriage. My e-mail address is: [email protected] home page: http://cashewnut.me.uk of for information about the NORMANs and ancestry of Esther LEGOOD LEGOOD (FREESTOE) and at the risk of appearing pedantic, I have used the spellings which are in the records rather than Esther LEGOOD tidying things up by making names uniform. On this chart, for persons born in Woodton, I have the JUBYs, and for giving me copies of b. 1799, Bedingham, After his first wife died Abraham married Harriet FLOWERS in 1851. and b. 1799, Southelmham used the spelling in the church register baptism record. For those born after 1837, I have used BMD certificates for this family. I have Norfolk Harriet was born in about 1810 in Freethorpe, Norfolk. She had had St Cross, Suffolk Simon's parents were Simon MILLS, born in Cantley, Norfolk, and Abraham FRESTONE certificates for events marked thus: ©. d. 1845, Loddon a son William FLOWERS born in about 1842 in Freethorpe. Harriet the GRO birth record spelling. In addition, where the GRO marriage record has a different spelling, d. 1884, Loddon District his wife Ann, born in Ludham, Norfolk, who was Ann [BENSLEY] See my main Genealogy page for access to District died in 1880 age 70. In the 1881 census, Abraham has with him I have added that afterwards in brackets. Agricultural labourer according to a record in the IGI. certificate transcripts. William FLOWERS, age 38, unmarried, a fisherman. Simon MILLS sometimes gave his name as Simon SAUL. The GRO marriage registration for his first marriage to Emily FREESTONE m. Heigham Parish Church, Norfolk © m. 1858, Loddon District m. 1854, Loddon District m. 1859, Blofield District This was a second marriage for Stephen NORMAN. By his first wife, is in the name Simon SAUL (1859). The 1861 and 1871 censuses Harriet CHILVERS ws baptised on 2 Feb 1840 daughter of Elizabeth CHILVERS (IGI). The death of Harriet's husband, Abraham, is recorded in the first quarter of 1860. Samuel Richard's parents were Richard JUBY, Ann [BALDRY], there were 4 children (birth dates approximate): Robert give his whole family with surname SAUL. All other records for him Phoebe Abraham Susan Stephen Mary Abraham Harriet Her birth was registered in the first qtr 1840 in Loddon registration district. In the 2nd The birth of their second child (Abraham) is recorded posthumously in the 4th Phoebe John Emily Simon an agricultural labourer born in Seething, Isaac NORMAN (1830), Samuel NORMAN (1832), and his family are in the name MILLS, including the church record FREESTOE qtr of the same year Elizabeth CHILVERS married David COSSEY. quarter of 1860. In the 1861 census, the widowed Harriet (age 21), and her FREESTOE John's father is thought to be William RANDLESOME, born in Ditchingham, Norfolk. FREESTO FREESTO and his wife Eliza [THORNTON] born FREESTO ORMA Henry NORMAN (1834), James NORMAN (1836). Anne FREESTO CHILVERS FREESTOE RADLESOME FRESTO MILLS of his marriage to Emily (according to the IGI). in Bedingham, who were married in 1843. 2 babies (ages 2, and 6 months), are with her parents David and Elizabeth COSSEY. b. 1822, Woodton, (FREESTOE) In 1841, this family were in Seething Village nextdoor to Abraham FREESTO (COSSEY) b. 1833, Seething, Norfolk (FREESTOE) (SAUL) b. 1823, Woodton b. 1825, Woodton After Rachel [NORMAN] died in 1897, b. 1806, Spexhall, Suffolk b. 1831, Woodton In the 1841 and 1851 censuses, Harriet is recorded with the family as Harriet COSSEY, b. 1835, Seething b. 1832, Mundham, After his first wife, Phoebe [FREESTONE], died, John RANDLESOME married (in 1897) Norfolk and Esther FREESTONE who had with them daughter Susan (15). d. 1896, Norwich After Emily died. Simon was remarried in 1879 to Ann [CLARK] HIGH d. 1824, Woodton d. 1825, Woodton Richard (junior) married secondly d. 1888, Berghapton, Norfolk © d. 1860, Loddon District daughter of David COSSEY. However, when Harriet married Abraham in 1858, her Harriet was remarried in 1863 to Robert BIRD of Seething and they had several d. 1895, Langley Norfolk widow Mary STIMPSON of Langley, whose husband William had died in 1894. Walter's parents were William HEWITT, born in Strumpshaw, Norfolk, George's parents were George RIX, d. 1822, Woodton b. 1826, Woodton Ann NORMAN died in 1844, and Stephen married Susan the b. 1828, Woodton b. 1840, Langley, Soldier (driver Royal Artillery) b. 1840, Seething, Norfolk b. 1833, Reedham, Norfolk of Postwick, Norfolk, whose first husband Charles HIGH had died name is recorded as Harriet CHILVERS (GRO). children including Charles BIRD (1863), Samuel BIRD (1865), Agricultural labourer Jane LONGSTAFF born Holbeach, d. 1855, Mundham, Norfolk © Agricultural labourer following year. In 1851, Stephen & Susan had with them the first urse Servant (farm) Norfolk Servant and his wife Sarah [MARKHAM], born in Lingwood, married in 1848. born in Heckingham, Norfolk, and d. 1875, Blofield District Agricultural labourer in 1872 age 43. William BIRD (1867), and Jacob BIRD (1869). / Agricultural labourer Lincolnshire in 1899 in Hatfield District. 4 of their own children, but none of Stephen's by his first marriage. his wife Jane [SMITH], born in Walter's birth registration was as Walter Charles HUEITT (GRO 1858). Chedgrave, who were married in 1861. m. 1870, Mundham Parish m. 1875, St Georges Denes Baptist Chapel, m. 1900, Loddon District Church, Norfolk © Great Yarmouth, Norfolk © m. 1880, Wangford District m. 1880, Leeds, Yorkshire m. 1882, Loddon District m. 1875, Loddon District * m. 1875, Loddon District * m. 1883, Loddon District m. 1900, Great Yarmouth m. 1890, Loddon District m. 1897, Loddon District m. 1897, Blofield District m. 1897, Blofield District John Richard Abraham George William Elijah George John John Walter George Simon Harry Edward Samuel Rachel Henry Harriet Mary Emily Abraham Elizabeth Emma Mary Harriet Elizabeth Ellen Rosa George Clara Phoebe Alice Catherine Jane Edward Elizabeth Ann John Mary Edith ORMA Forename spelling JUBY ORMA Mary Ann GRAY is thought to be natural James WHITWOOD MOORE HOWE RADLESOME Charlotte Charles RIX Leonard MILLS MILLS MILLS ORMA BARES ORMA William was baptised William James WARMAN FRIESTOE DURRAT RADLESOME RADLESOME MILLS Rachel in GRO birth ORMA Ann daughter of Rebecca GRAY, who was born FRIESTO RADLESOME RADLESOME RADLESOME RADLESOME RADLESOME RADLESOME Harvey RADLESOME RADLESOME RADLESOME LEVETT MILLS MILLS Ann ICHOLLS WARMA on 7 Mar 1855 son of James WARMAN, RADLESOME HEWITT MILLS (SAUL) b. 1845, Seething, and death records, b. 1845, Mundham, Norfolk b. 1849, Seething GRAY in about 1834 in Shipmeadow to parents (FREESTOE) (FREESTOE) b. 1851, Chedgrave, b. 1850, Loddon, SPRATT b. 1862, Hevingham, b. 1867, Sisland b. 1864, Hales, (SAUL) (SAUL) WOODHOUSE b. 1871, Reedham b. 1873, Reedham b. 1850, Seething b. 1851, b. 1853, Mundham, farmer born Griston, Norfolk, and his wife b. 1861, Claxton, b. 1854, Mundham, b. 1858, Sisland b. 1860, Sisland b. 1864, Sisland b. 1866, Sisland (SAUL) but Rachael in b. 1846, Seething Bishop and Hannah GRAY. Much later b. 1877, b. 1879, Trimley Norfolk d. 1904, St Albans District Agricultural Great Yarmouth, Norfolk b. 1855, Horstead, Norfolk Norfolk Norfolk d. 1895, Henstead b. 1858, Lingwood, Norfolk b. 1868, Reedham Agricultural labourer / Agricultural labourer marriage record d. 1897, North Mymms, Seaman / b. 1856, Shipmeadow, Jane [RUST], born in Swaffham, Norfolk, who b. 1860, Seething Norfolk Norfolk b. 1855, Sisland, d. 1886, Servant d. 1880, Servant b. 1876, Mundham, Heckingham, St Martin, Suffolk b. 1860, Reedham, b. 1862, Reedham b. 1861, Southrepps, b. 1877, Reedham Agricultural Groom / labourer / Agricultural labourer / Rebecca married Maurice SUCKLING in 1866. d. 1900, Richmond Agricultural labourer / b. 1859, Kirby Bedon, Bricklayer's labourer District Labourer / Watchman Yardman on farm Hertfordshire Smack owner / Norfolk Norfolk were married in 1851. Groom and gardener Servant Servant (dairymaid, Norfolk b. 1857, Sisland Loddon District b. 1859, Sisland (housemaid, Loddon District Norfolk Norfolk Norfolk Shepherd b. 1863, Reedham d. 1879, Reedham labourer (civil certificate). Agricultural labourer / Seaman Suffolk b. 1858, Seething, District Gardener b. 1862, Sisland Norfolk Gardener aboard vessels Norfolk d. 1862, Reedham b. 1866, Reedham Norfolk Farmer Servant Milkman on farm Servant (farm) / b. 1870, Sisland Agricultural labourer / Agricultural labourer Servant Norfolk housekeeper) d. 1857, Sisland Servant d. 1859, Sisland parlour-maid) Agricultural labourer Servant Housekeeper Agricultural labourer / Servant Head gamekeeper Railway signal painter Farm bailiff Market gardener The marriage of Edith's Carter on farm (parlour-maid) parents is recorded Clara's parents were William Zachariah SPRATT, in 1872 between m. 1892, St Mary's Parish Church, born in Woodton, and his wife Hannah [SKIPPER], Edward's parents were William LEVETT, William NICHOLS and born in Great Ellingham, Norfolk, married in 1853. North Mymms, Hertfordshire © m. 1900, Holbeach District, Lincolnshire a shepherd born in Brightlingsea, Essex, Susan SALES (GRO). George's parents were and his wife Ellen [DAVEY] born in George Harry Herbert William Harry James James James MOORE, Albert Mary's parents were John WOODHOUSE, Alice Harriett Jane Annie Walter Louisa Gertrude Emily Edith Florrie Ethel Edith Harry Harriet John Betsy Charles Emma Carola Ellen Ethel Lewis Albert Alice Kate Sidney Arthur Rosa East Harling, Norfolk, who were married Emma Gertrude JUBY Richard JUBY JUBY ORMA William MOORE born in Loddon, George in 1873. born in Haveringland, Norfolk, and his wife Mary orman Anne JUBY Freeston WARMA WARMA WARMA WARMA WARMA Emily WARMA Abram Emily William Ellen MOORE MOORE MOORE and his wife Louisa Elizabeth George Edward Georgina Edith Walter RIX Ellen Mary Ann, born in Cawston, Norfolk, thought Elizabeth Ethel JUBY WARMA WARMA RIX b.
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    i.>I1{ECTORY.] 329 LODDON. [NORFOLK.J LODDON is a small market town, pm·ish, and polling The principallandownel'!l are the Rev. Edward Holmes, Sir place for the South-Easteru division of the county, 10 miles Robert Alexander Shafto Adair, Bart., Rev. J. D. Gilbert, south-east from Norwich, 15 south-west from Yarmouth, and Mrs. A. Brandreth. In 1861 the population was 1,153, and 112 north-east from London, in the hundred of Loddon, and the area 3,020 aereg, rated at £6,170. Loddon and Clavering union, county court district of Bun­ Pm·'U;h Clerk, Henry Ward. gr~y and Beccles, rural deanery of Brookc, archdeaconry of Norfolk, and diocese of X orwich. The town is lighted with PosT & MONEY ORDER OFFICE & Post Office Savings gas by a company. The church of the Holy Trinity is a large Bank.-Miss Elizabeth Gunton, postmistress. Letters handsome structure, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles, ami are received fro:J:l Norwich at 9 a.m.; dispatched per mail square tower containing 8 bells,and south porch: it has a fine­ cart at 4.15 p.m. Box closes at 4 p.m., but letters may toned organ, presented by T. Reynolds, in 1821 : the east be posted until closing of the bag, by payment of an extra window is of stained glass, by Yarrington: here is an ancient stamp stone font. The regi3ter dates from the year 1556. The INSURANCE AGENTS:- living is a vicarage, in the gift of the Bishop of Norwich, British Equitable, J. S. Leman and held by the Rev.