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1801 Infant death. STUART, Charles Duke of Cambridge (I6407)
 
1802 Infant death. SCOTT, Charles Earl of Doncaster (I7730)
 
1803 Infant when he succeeded his father. Died in minority and was succeeded by his sister. STEWART, Robert of Bigton (I5668)
 
1804 Inferred from wife's address at time of Mary (BANKS) MILLINER's death. GADD, George (I5)
 
1805 Informammt on Ernest Baker's death certificate. SMITH, J. (I11833)
 
1806 Informant: Certificate received from Jenry J Wasbrough, Coroner for Bristol. Inquest held 20th December 1879 adjourned to 24th of same month. Registered 26th December 1879. [Death Certificate] GADD, John (I3)
 
1807 Informant: Charles HEMUS of Bartley Green, present at the death. HEMUS, Joseph (I2135)
 
1808 Informant: George F GADD, son, resident at 13 Hartington Park, Redland Green. CAFFERY, Mary Ellen Nora (I6)
 
1809 Informant: Hannah GARDNER, Croupier[?], Northfield. Death registered 2nd February 1838, Edgbaston Registration Sub-District HEMUS, Benjamin (I15841)
 
1810 Informant: Hannah HEMUS of Moor Street, Northfield, widow of the deceased, present at the death. HEMUS, Charles (I2137)
 
1811 Informant: John GADD, present at the death. HAYNES, Sarah (I4)
 
1812 Informant: Mary Ann GADD [made mark X], present at the death.  GADD, James (I9795)
 
1813 Informant: Mary Ellen Nora GADD, daughter. In attendance. Resident at 15 Ellbroad Street, Bristol. CAFFERY, William (I68)
 
1814 Informant: The Mark of Mary Hawkins in attendance, 7 Flooks Court, St. Philip, Bristol [Source: Death Certificate. Mary was Martha's granddaughter] HOWELL, Martha (I921)
 
1815 Information about Mirfield Hebblethwaites from deb@walker.bchip.com HEBBLETHWAITE, Sarah (I12412)
 
1816 Information about this individual and his family given by Teri [gypsy@omninet] BAKER, Joseph (I15250)
 
1817 Information from Helen Parsonage, INTERNET:parsonag@isnet.is.bgsm.edu HEMUS, Dinah (I11194)
 
1818 Information given on daughter Margaret's marriage. WILLIANS, Peter (I19164)
 
1819 Information provided by Diana Knowles/Jones Source (S25)
 
1820 Information provided from Birth Certificate by Neil MILLS FLEXNEY, Mary Eleanor (I16379)
 
1821 Inherited croft named "Spellwaters/Spilwaters Croft" from father. Passed it to her son, Sigismund. SMITH, Mary (I12934)
 
1822 Inherited goods from grandfather, Enoch SKRINE, assuming that elder brother Enoch died before reaching 21. SKRINE, John (I2190)
 
1823 Inherited house & croft called "Pytmas"[?] lying in Fordham from father. BAKER, John (I13109)
 
1824 Inherited house & land called "Wynters" from father. Very likely to be the same as George Baker d.1623. His daughters were named Agnes... BAKER, George (I13127)
 
1825 Inherited land from her father (see Will). Listed on 1831 census with 3 sons & 3 daughters - perhaps Carrington was a boy, not a girl as stated in baptism register. SMITH, Sophia (I787)
 
1826 Inherited lease of farm in Messing from his father. BAKER, Benjamin (I3284)
 
1827 Inherited manor of Coldaston, Glos. BUTLER, James 3rd Earl of Ormonde (I1210)
 
1828 Initially a Monk in the Abbey of Fecamp. Created Archbishop in 1037. Drowned. {Burke's Peerage} Mauger Archbishop of Rouen (I6990)
 
1829 Initially appears as Edwin, and from 1881 census onwards as "Edward". No other candidates born in Hutton, so likely he was known as "Ed" and simply recorded incorrectly. GADD, Edward (I20562)
 
1830 Inquisition Post Mortem Kew PRO Ref C 142/405/147 Source (S226)
 
1831 Inquisition taken at the Guildhall, 26 February, 39 Eliz. [1597], before Henry Billingsley, knight, Mayor and escheator, after the death of Cornelius Godfrey, by the oath of William Harvie, William Crowche, John Jennynges, Edward Pillesworthe, Robert Durante, Robert Sawnders, Christopher Askwithe, William Chambers, Richard Milles, Henry Best, James Tailor, Edward Catcher, Henry Earsley, James Felles, Richard Blinckorne and Thomas Pulforde, who say that
Cornelius Godfrey long before and on the day of his death was seised of all that corner house, capital messuage, tenement, hospice (inn = hospitio) or brew-house called le George, situate in the parish of St. Botolph without Aldersgate, London, and all other messuages, houses, cottages, yards, gardens, orchards, springs (wells = fontibus) of water, water-courses, lights, easements, profits, &c., thereto belonging lying in the said parish, in the tenures of William Kenyan, John Shawcrosse, John Barnesley and Michael —.
The said capital messuage and all other the premises are held in free burgage of the City of London, and are worth per ann., clear, £7.
Cornelius Godfrey died 2 November, 35 Eliz. [1593]; Cornelius Godfrey is his son and next heir, and is now aged 30 years and more.

From: 'Inquisitions: 1597', Abstracts of Inquisitiones Post Mortem for the City of London: Part 3 (1908), pp. 245-256. 		GODFREY, Cornelius (I17993)
 
1832 INTERNET:JYoung6180@aol.com MYERS, Joan (I11642)
 
1833 Investigate COUSINS family of Messing - note marriage licence "John Cousins of Messing, minor and Hannah Westgate of Tolleshunt Major, 5 March 1824". COUSONS, Sarah (I336)
 
1834 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. GERHARDT, Irene (I4801)
 
1835 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Quilter, Iris Lilian (I15078)
 
1836 Ironmongery at Hill Road, Clevedon NEALE, Donald E (I126)
 
1837 Ironmongery at Hill Road, Clevedon. Chorister at St. Mary's Redcliffe, Bristol. NEALE, Thomas Marricourt (I129)
 
1838 IRRELEVANT: WRO Ref No P2/R/829
1794 Rose, Joseph Yeoman Winsley/Bradford on Avon/Wiltshire
He mentions his sons John, Thomas, James, Benjamin and Emanuel - no Joseph - and died long before the last of this Joseph's children were born. 		ROSE, Joseph (I21394)
 
1839 Isaac EVANS (43), a native of Oakengates, Shropshire was living in nearby Church Lane. He might have known Frederick from his Baptist Minister days.
Likewise, Caroline JONES (48, wife of Thomas) was living in nearby Summer Hill. She was a native of Donnington, Shropshire, where Frederick had been Baptist Minister from 1858.
 		HEMUS (aka HARTSHORNE), Reverend Frederick (I88)
 
1840 Isaac [signed] Mary [X]. By licence. Witnesses William BEARD and John WOODMAN. Family: Isaac MILLINER / Mary BEAZER (F5780)
 
1841 It appears that Grace and Sidney H might be an adopted niece and nephew, there being an elder Sidney still living when Sidney H was born. Family: Richard William FRANCIS / Julia Ann Butler BRAZIER (F7273)
 
1842 It has been suggested that his father was not Darnley but Rizzio, his mother's Italian lover... STEWART, James VI and I King of GB (I6225)
 
1843 It has not been established who was Thomas's father, but there was an alleged natural son of Edward with whom it has been speculated that this Thomas is identcal. BRUS, Thomas de of Clackmannan (I8313)
 
1844 It is probable that the family came from Sâemerville, France. SOMERVILLE, William de (I11802)
 
1845 It may simply be coincidental that a John JAMES was a witness at another marriage performed at the same church on the same day as James's marriage. FRANCIS, James (I19760)
 
1846 It now (2011) seems more likely that Mary NEALE's Huguenot ancestry is through her WILLIAMSON glassmaker ancestors. GODFREY, ENGLAND (I14622)
 
1847 It often took a few years for Directory publishers to catch up with changes of street numbering. GADD, George (I5)
 
1848 It seems likely that Richard was a descendant of Justinian FLEXNEY of Witney, who had Quaker sons John (d. abt. 1729, clothier) and Daniel (1666-1735). FLEXNEY, Richard (I155)
 
1849 Jackson's Oxford Journal reported the marriage of Lieutenant Rudolph Pringle of the King's German Legion to Miss Townley, daughter of James Townley Esq. of Ramsgate. Family: Volkier Rudolph PRINGLE / Caroline TOWNLEY (F7760)
 
1850 James already a widower. Family: James ILES / Matilda BAKER (F6517)
 

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