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Thomas Pridgeon and Mary Seymour by Generation 26 Jul 2020 Descendants of Thomas Pridgeon and Mary Seymour by Generation 26 Jul 2020 Thomas PRIDGEON (c. 1722-1798) 1. Thomas PRIDGEON1 [472] was born circa 1722.1 He married Mary SEYMOUR [473] on 10 June 1762 in Friskney, Lincolnshire, England.1 He died on 23 April 1798 in Friskney.1 He and Mary SEYMOUR experienced Friends in Andrew Robins and William Walker.1 Mary SEYMOUR1 [473] married William PARKER on 15 December 1803 in Friskney.1 She died circa February 1817 in Friskney.1 She was buried on 22 February 1817.1 In the presence of Andrew Robins and William Walker. Mary SEYMOUR and Thomas PRIDGEON had the following children: +2 Mary PRIDGEON (1764- ) [474] +3 Thomas PRIDGEON (1766-1850) [475] +4 Nancy PRIDGEON (1768-1849) [478] +5 John PRIDGEON (1770- ) [476] +6 Joshua PRIDGEON (1771-1771) [477] +7 Joshua PRIDGEON (1772-1850) [464] +8 Mary PRIDGEON (1776- ) [490] Second Generation 2. Mary PRIDGEON1 [474], daughter of Thomas PRIDGEON [472] and Mary SEYMOUR [473], was born in 1764 in Friskney, Lincolnshire, England.1 She was baptised on 28 March 1764 in Friskney. 3. Thomas PRIDGEON1 [475], son of Thomas PRIDGEON [472] and Mary SEYMOUR [473], was born in 1766 in Friskney.1 He was baptised on 9 January 1766 in Friskney.1 He married Elizabeth KITCHEN [2705] on 27 November 1787 in Friskney.1 He married Sarah COATES [2707] on 14 September 1790 in Boston, Lincolnshire, England.1 He died on 7 July 1850 in Frithville, England.1,2 Census 1841: Friskney, Lincolnshire, England From a entry in the Lincoln, Rutland, Stamford Mercury 19 July 1850. Deaths At Frithville on 7th inst., while on a visit to his son, Mr Thomas Pridgeon, of Stickney, aged 92 Elizabeth KITCHEN1 [2705] was born circa 1761 in Friskney.1 She died on 26 September 1789 in Friskney.1 She and Thomas PRIDGEON had the following children: +9 Thomas PRIDGEON (1788-1788) [2706] Census 1841: Friskney, Lincolnshire, England. Sarah COATES1 [2707] and Thomas PRIDGEON had the following children: +10 Lucy PRIDGEON (b.1794, bur.1872) [2708] +11 Samuel Coats PRIDGEON (1796-1880) [2709] +12 William PRIDGEON (1798- ) [2710] +13 Mary PRIDGEON (1800- ) [2711] +14 Thomas PRIDGEON (1803- ) [2712] +15 Sarah PRIDGEON (1807-1867) [2714] +16 Thomas PRIDGEON (1809- ) [2715] 1 Produced by Ken Wright with Family Historian Descendants of Thomas Pridgeon and Mary Seymour by Generation 26 Jul 2020 4. Nancy PRIDGEON1 [478], daughter of Thomas PRIDGEON [472] and Mary SEYMOUR [473], was born in 1768 in Friskney.1 She was baptised on 20 March 1768 in Friskney.1 She married Thomas DAY [2688] on 20 June 1788 in Friskney. She died in 1849 in Friskney.1 She was buried on 8 April 1849 in Friskney. She and Thomas DAY experienced Friends in Robert Walker and Mary Coats.1 Thomas DAY1 [2688] was born in 1755 in Friskney.1 He was baptised on 31 October 1755 in Friskney. He died in 1828 in Friskney.1 He was buried on 25 May 1828 in Friskney.1 He and Nancy PRIDGEON had the following children: +17 Mary DAY (1789- ) [2689] +18 John DAY (1790-1790) [2690] +19 Anne DAY (1791- ) [2691] +20 Jane DAY (1794-1843) [2692] 5. John PRIDGEON1 [476], son of Thomas PRIDGEON [472] and Mary SEYMOUR [473], was born in 1770 in Friskney.1 6. Joshua PRIDGEON [477], son of Thomas PRIDGEON [472] and Mary SEYMOUR [473], was born in 1771 in Friskney. He was baptised on 20 May 1771 in Friskney. He died in 1771 in Friskney. 7. Joshua PRIDGEON1 [464], son of Thomas PRIDGEON [472] and Mary SEYMOUR [473], was born on 29 May 1772 in Friskney.1 He was in Laborer.1 He married Mary HAYES [465] on 23 March 1795 in Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, England. He married Ann ROBSON [471] on 13 June 1825 in Surfleet, Lincolnshire, England. He died in 1850 in Surfleet.1 He married Elizabeth BIRD [480]. Elizabeth BIRD [480] and Joshua PRIDGEON had the following children: +21 Joshua BIRD (1793-1870) [481] Mary HAYES [465], daughter of Robert HAYES ( - ) [491] and JEAN ( - ) [492], was born in 1770 in Surfleet. She died in 1824 in Surfleet. She and Joshua PRIDGEON had the following children: +22 Rose PRIDGEON (1795-1798) [479] +23 Joshua PRIDGEON (1798-1870) [466] +24 John Hayes PRIDGEON (c. 1798-c. 1879) [436] +25 Rose PRIDGEON (1801-1804) [482] +26 Jane PRIDGEON (1804-1807) [483] +27 Robert PRIDGEON (1805-1806) [484] +28 Thomas PRIDGEON (1806- ) [485] +29 John PRIDGEON (1808-1883) [486] +30 Mary PRIDGEON (1810- ) [487] +31 Ann PRIDGEON (1811- ) [488] +32 Jane PRIDGEON (1812- ) [489] Ann ROBSON [471] was born in 1772. She died in 1836 in Surfleet. 8. Mary PRIDGEON [490], daughter of Thomas PRIDGEON [472] and Mary SEYMOUR [473], was born in 1776. She was baptised on 1 May 1776 in Friskney. Third Generation 9. Thomas PRIDGEON1 [2706], son of Thomas PRIDGEON [475] and Elizabeth KITCHEN [2705], was born in 1788 in Friskney, Lincolnshire, England.1 He was baptised on 12 October 1788 in Friskney.1 He died in 1788 in Friskney. He was buried on 30 December 1788 in Friskney. 10. Lucy PRIDGEON1 [2708], daughter of Thomas PRIDGEON [475] and Sarah COATES [2707], was born in 1794 in Friskney.1 She married ? ? [2717] before 1814. She married Benjamin RICHARDSON [2716] on 9 September 1819 in Surfleet, Lincolnshire, England.1 She was buried in 1872.1 2 Produced by Ken Wright with Family Historian Descendants of Thomas Pridgeon and Mary Seymour by Generation 26 Jul 2020 ? ? [2717] and Lucy PRIDGEON had the following children: +33 John Homer PRIDGEON (1814- ) [2718] Benjamin RICHARDSON1 [2716], son of Thomas RICHARDSON ( - ) [5736] and Mary HAWLEY ( - ) [5737], was born in 1796 in Sutterton, Lincolnshire, England.3 He was baptised on 28 November 1819 in Gosberton, Lincolnshire, England.1 In 1841 he was in Farmer.3 He died on 3 November 1874 in Gosberton.1 He was buried in 1874.1 He and Lucy PRIDGEON had the following children: +34 Thomas RICHARDSON (1819- ) [2719] +35 Mary Ann RICHARDSON (1820- ) [2720] +36 Sarah RICHARDSON (1822- ) [2721] +37 John RICHARDSON (1825-1868) [2722] +38 Lucy RICHARDSON (1827- ) [2723] +39 Benjamin RICHARDSON (c. 1830- ) [5569] +40 James Robert RICHARDSON (1832- ) [2724] +41 Sarah Ann RICHARDSON (1834- ) [2725] +42 Thompson RICHARDSON (1836- ) [2726] 11. Samuel Coats PRIDGEON1 [2709], son of Thomas PRIDGEON [475] and Sarah COATES [2707], was born in 1796 in Friskney.1 He was baptised on 5 June 1799 in Friskney.1 He married Mary STEVENSON [2727] on 9 June 1818 in Friskney.1 He married Mary SMITH [10074] on 26 April 1846 in Eastville Chapel.1 He died in 1880 in Sibsey, Lincolnshire, England.1 He was buried on 13 January 1880 in Sibsey.1 He and Mary STEVENSON experienced Friends in John West and Andrew Robins.1 Census 1851: Frithville, Lincolnshire. Mary STEVENSON1 [2727], daughter of William STEVENSON ( - ) [2728] and Elizabeth TOOLEY ( - ) [2729], was born in 1799 in Boston, Lincolnshire, England.1 She was baptised on 30 January 1799 in Boston.1 She died in 1843 in Friskney.1 She was buried on 5 November 1843 in Friskney.1 Note - Stevenson and Stephenson were both used on documents relating to Alice. BASTARDY RECOGNIZANCE dated 24 Feb 1817. Mother: Mary STEPHENSON of Wainfleet All Saints singlewoman. Putative father: Samuel PRIDGEON of Friskney Servant in Husbandry. Thomas Pridgeon of the same Yeoman was his surety. See also BASTARDY CERTIFICATE dated 7 April 1817. Child not born. [LQS A/1/425/9 and 27] BASTARDY CERTIFICATE dated 7 July 1817. Mother: Mary STEPHENSON of Wainfleet All Saints singlewoman. Putative father: Samuel PRIDGEON of Friskney Servant in Husbandry. Female child. [LQS A/1/427/60]. Mary STEVENSON and Samuel Coats PRIDGEON had the following children: +43 Alice STEPHENSON (1817-1881) [7702] +44 Lucy PRIDGEON (1819-1894) [2730] +45 Rosamond PRIDGEON (b.1827, bur.1856) [2731] +46 Coats PRIDGEON (1830-bef1881) [6321] +47 John Coats PRIDGEON (1830- ) [2732] +48 William PRIDGEON (1833-1833) [2733] +49 Dinah PRIDGEON (c. 1834-1901) [2734] Mary SMITH1 [10074] died in 1884 in Sibsey.1 She was buried on 29 October 1884 in Sibsey. 12. William PRIDGEON1 [2710], son of Thomas PRIDGEON [475] and Sarah COATES [2707], was born in 1798 in Friskney.1 He was baptised on 5 February 1798 in Friskney.1 13. Mary PRIDGEON1 [2711], daughter of Thomas PRIDGEON [475] and Sarah COATES [2707], was born in 1800 in Friskney.1 She was baptised on 7 September 1800 in Friskney.1 She married William SIMPSON [5738] on 7 August 1825 in Freiston, 3 Produced by Ken Wright with Family Historian Descendants of Thomas Pridgeon and Mary Seymour by Generation 26 Jul 2020 Lincolnshire, England.1 They experienced Friends in Charles Simpson and William Sharpe.1 William SIMPSON1 [5738] was born circa 1801.1 He died in 1840 in Freiston.1 He was buried on 26 March 1840 in Freiston.1 He and Mary PRIDGEON had the following children: +50 Frederick William SIMPSON (1827-1834) [5739] +51 Josiah SIMPSON (1832- ) [5740] +52 Emelia SIMPSON (1834- ) [5741] +53 William Henry SIMPSON (1836- ) [5742] 14. Thomas PRIDGEON1 [2712], son of Thomas PRIDGEON [475] and Sarah COATES [2707], was born in 1803 in Friskney.1 He was baptised on 6 November 1803 in Friskney.1 He married Sarah ALLET [2713] on 27 June 1822 in Friskney.1 15. Sarah PRIDGEON1 [2714], daughter of Thomas PRIDGEON [475] and Sarah COATES [2707], was born in 1807 in Friskney.1 She was baptised on 11 January 1807 in Friskney.1 She married John SIMPSON [5743] on 3 November 1828 in Freiston.1 She died in 1867 in Freiston.1 She was buried on 22 August 1867 in Freiston.1 She and John SIMPSON experienced Friends in William Simpson and Hannah Simpson.1 John SIMPSON1 [5743] was born circa 1808 in Freiston.1 He and Sarah PRIDGEON had the following children: +54 Matilda SIMPSON (1830- ) [5744] +55 Frederick SIMPSON (c.
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