Ryeland Family Tree
The Genealogy of the Ryeland and connected Families
Notes
Matches 701 to 750 of 8,461
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| 701 | 1818 - will of grandfather William Baker - left property of the Slaughterhouse in the Bayle, Folkestone 1828 Applied for Freedom of Folkestone - William Baker son of Stephen Baker Freeman 1841 census address: High Street, Folkestone. Occ: Baker. 1851 census address: High St, Folkestone. Occ: Blders Labourer. widower. Has a lodger Thomas Farmer b 1814 Sussex. Definitely the same Baker Family, checked 1841 and 1851 census - same neighbours either side. 1855 marriage witness at daughter Mary Ann's wedding 1856 marriage of son William. Occ Baker 1861 census not found 1871 census not found possibly the William Baker b Folkestone 1801, widower, occ Baker in Elham Union Workhouse, Lyminge on 1861 & 1871 census. Have Death certificate dated 9.7.1877, but gives no further details, apart from cause of death - old age. If this is my William Baker, need will (if he left one), need to find out why he is in the Workhouse when 2 of his sons were doing very well as fishmongers in Folkestone. Have gone through the surviving records for the Workhouse for the period, but have not found date of entry or any other data. | BAKER, William (I23281)
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| 702 | 1818 in 1881 census | LUXTON, Henry (I10980)
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| 703 | 1820 in 1881 Census | KENNABY, Sarah (I2219)
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| 704 | 1821 from 1841 census 1821 Burford from 1851 Census 1820 Hinchwick, Gloucestershire from 1861 Census (location in error) 1818 Burford from 1871 Census 1816 from Grave Stone 1816 from records from mental hospital | RYELAND, Ann (I1289)
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| 705 | 1821 in 1881 census | COTTEY, George (I1957)
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| 706 | 1821 in 1881 Census | PRENTICE, Levi (I6288)
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| 707 | 1821 London Census Name Index | PITCHFORD, Francis Knowlton (I4324)
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| 708 | 1823 in 1881 Census | TREASURE, James (I6884)
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| 709 | 1824 in 1881 Census | STEWART, Almira J (I4295)
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| 710 | 1825 in 1881 Census | HORN, George (I4402)
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| 711 | 1825 in 1881 Census | EMBLIN, Caroline (I6881)
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| 712 | 1825 in many census records | KEMP, Thomas Edward (I20985)
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| 713 | 1826 in 1881 Census | BLACKER, Stephen (I7491)
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| 714 | 1828 baptised age 3 months 1841 census with parents at High St, Folkestone 1851 census with father in High St. Folkestone. Occ: Labourer 10.11.1856 marriage at Parish Church, Folkestone. Witnesses John Grant and Charlotte Horman. Occ Labourer 12.3.1860 Witness to John Grant & Catherine Hopkin's wedding in Dover 1861 census address: High Street, Folkestone. Occ Fishmonger - one servant Eliz Bashile 1866 address: Sandgate Road, Folkestone, Occ: Fishmonger 1871 census address: 7 Sandgate Road. Occ Fishmonger - l live in servant - Martha H Ramsey age 16 25.1.1872 - conveyance - between Ralph Brockman of Folkestone, Solicitors & William Baker, Fishmonger of Folkestone - £625 for No 2 Argyll Villas, Cheriton Road, Folkestone. 1881 census address: 24 Upper Sandgate Road, Folkestone. Occ: Fishmonger Also had two live-in servants - Annie Grant, Nursemaid and Louisa Dunn, General Servant 1891 census address: Park Road, Hythe, Fish buyer - gives birthplace as Folkestone. 20.4.1899 death of diabetes. Daughter Florence in attendance at death. Address 7 West Parade, Hythe. Occ: retired Fishmonger. age given as 70. | BAKER, William (I23463)
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| 715 | 1829 in 1861 census | HORN, William (I1128)
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| 716 | 1831 in 1851 census, 1831 in 1861 census, 1829 in 1871 census, 1827 in 1881 census | WITCOMBE, George (I6889)
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| 717 | 1831 London Census Name Index | PITCHFORD, Francis Knowlton (I4324)
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| 718 | 1832 by death record Death record also states she was born in Haldimand Township however it is shown by her Christening record she was born around Brantford but would have moved to the Haldimand Township area at a young age. | POLLEY, Elizabeth Jane (I13161)
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| 719 | 1832 in 1881 Census | JAMES, Elizabeth (I9521)
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| 720 | 1834 born Elham, Kent 24.11.1840 Admitted to Elham Workhouse with mother and sister. 28.11.1840 - released with mother and sister. 10.12.1841 - admitted to workhouse with sister, deserted by mother, father transported. 1.2.1842 - released from workhouse with sister, taken by mother. 12.2.1842- admitted into workhouse with sister - deserted by mother. 3.9.1846 - Catherine Hopkins admitted to workhouse. 21.3.1847 - released to live with Miles Jenkins, Stone farm -servant 8.10.1847- admitted to Workhouse - Ague 1.4.1848 - released at own request 1851 census address: The Hermitage, Sandgate, Folkestone. Servant 10.11.1856 marriage at Parish Church, Folkestone. Witnesses John Grant and Charlotte Horman. 1861 census with husband 1866 birth son Albert, Sandgate Road, Folkestone 1871 census with husband 9.1.1875 Folkestone Chronicle recorded the death of Mary Ann Baker 3.1.1875 | SAVAGE, Mary Ann (I23469)
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| 721 | 1834 in 1891 census | CLIPPERTON, Eliza Ann (I13823)
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| 722 | 1835 in 1881 Census | PRENTICE, David (I37851)
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| 723 | 1836 according to 1861 census | NORTH, James (I4241)
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| 724 | 1836 in the 1851 census 1834 in the 1861 census 1831 in the 1871 census 1832 in the 1881 census | LEE, Bridget (I2147)
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| 725 | 1838 in 1851 Census | HARES, Martha (I94)
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| 726 | 1839 in 1861 Census | HUGHES, Caroline (I1645)
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| 727 | 1840 - 1850 | MONTEATH, Alexander (I7869)
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| 728 | 1841 - 1827 Leicestershire 1851 - 1827 Leicestershire 1861 - 1829 Leicestershire 1871 - 1827 St Margaret, Leicestershire, England (Same location as where he was living so may be off) 1881 - 1827 Leicestershire | MEMORY, William (I1803)
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| 729 | 1841 : Aged 15 living with parents in Downhead 1851 : Aged 24, a Labourer from Downhead living with his brother Stephen and sister in law, Mary Anne (nee Cornish)in Leigh -on-Mendip Deaths Sep 1857 --------------------------------------------- Trusler James Shepton Mallet 5c326 | TRUSLER, James Thomas (I7463)
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| 730 | 1841 Aged 10, living with parents in St Mary Magdalene, City of London Servant Housemaid Witney 1851 Paper agents clerk aged 20, living with wife Emma in Clerkenwell, 1861 Paper makers agent aged 30, living with wife Emma and familly in Shoreditch, 1871 Paper agent aged 40, living with wife Emma and familly in Putney, 1881 Paper agent aged 50, living with wife Emma and familly in Bridge Street East Molesey, Kingston on Thames Surrey, In the household was Hannah E Walker age 28 Housemaid who became RiC Wakfield's second wife. 1891 Paper merchant aged 60, living with wife Emma in East Molesey 1901 Paper merchant aged 70, living with 2nd wife Hannah and familly in Hove, Sussex, grandaughter Winifred Wakefield aged 1, and his grand daughter by his son William, Winifred Wakefield. aged 22 | WAKEFIELD, Richard Castelhow (I36873)
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| 731 | 1841 Aged 11, living with parents in Folkstone 1851 Mariner aged 20, living with parents in Folkstone, 1861 Mariner aged 31, living with wife Frances and familly in Folkstone, 1871 Able Seaman aged 40 aboard Kathaleen Off Deptford, 1881 Mariner aged 51, living with wife Frances and familly in Folkstone, 1891 Porter SER aged 60, living with wife Frances in Folkstone, 48 year old stepson called Alexander Logan should read son in law, also an Elizabeth Logan aged 33 shown as Jacobs daughter, which could be Alexanders wife although it states she is single,a Lorenzo Logan aged 8 is shown as Jacobs son. | SPICER, Jacob James (I36294)
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| 732 | 1841 Aged 12 , spelt Sussanna living with mother Mary Punnett in Folkestone. 1851 Aged 22 unmarried, living with parents in Folkestone. | SPICER, Susannah (I15170)
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| 733 | 1841 Aged 13, living with mother , Mary (Punnett)in Folkestone | SPICER, Mary Ann (I15169)
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| 734 | 1841 aged 16 home Kings Bridge Street District South & East Kent - parish/towns A - F Lived with father and mother | SPICER, Alfred (I36936)
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| 735 | 1841 aged 18 Kings Bridge Street District South & East Kent - parish/towns A - F | SPICER, Edward (I36934)
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| 736 | 1841 Aged 2 living with mothe Mary( Punnett. 1851 Scholar aged 11, living with parents in Folkestone. | SPICER, Jane (I15171)
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| 737 | 1841 Aged 4, living with mother in Folkestone 1851, Living with parents William & Mary(Punnett) Spicer | SPICER, Elizabeth (I15167)
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| 738 | 1841 aged 50 home Kings Bridge Street District South & East Kent - parish/towns A - F Lived with husband and family. A Sarah Pilcher is also in the house. 1861 aged 74 4 Kingsbridge StreetDistrict Elham, Folkestone lived with sons Thomas and Henry 1881 aged 91 4 Kingsbridge StreetDistrict Elham, Folkestone lived with sons Henry and Richard who was born in Bermondsey Surrey | MARSH, Sarah (I36291)
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| 739 | 1841 Aged 6, living with mother may (Punnett) in Folkestone 1851 Aged 16, Visiting Aunt Mary & Uncle Stephen Wakefield in London. | SPICER, Sarah (I15165)
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| 740 | 1841 census Folkestone Bail Steps James Punnet 40 Beer Seller Mary Punnet 30 William Punnet 15 Elizabeth Punnet 14 Caroline Punnet 6 John Punnet 5 Mary Punnet 2 Unknown 1 day Mary, William and Elizabeth were not born in county . James was a beer seller at what was later 78 Bail Street. The drinking place was called The Coopers Arms, the origional name was derived from Kennett Coope r who supplemented his barrel making, by opening a beer house around 1830. Jame s held the licence until 1846, when it was taken over by George Fetherbee. Than k you to Derrick Lawson for this infomation. | PUNNETT, James (I16492)
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| 741 | 1841 Census lists his year of birth as 1771 however it is not known for good age recording and the others on the page who's age is known from other records are off as well so this is likely incorrect. | KEBELL, Richard (I6485)
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| 742 | 1841 Census was in Stephen Wakefields house | SPICER, Sarah (I15163)
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| 743 | 1841 census with parents | BAKER, Stephen (I23472)
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| 744 | 1841 census with parents 1851 census with father - lab 1861 census address: 2 Providence Place. Occ Fishmonger 1871 census address: High St, Folkestone Occ: Fishmonger 1881 census address: Foord Road, Folkestone - occ Fishmonger 1891 census address: 5 Foord Road, Folkestone. Occ: retired fishmonger 1901 census address: 5 Foord Road, Folkestone. Occ: retired fishmonger | BAKER, John (I23468)
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| 745 | 1841 census with parents 1851 census with father 1861 census address: South Sq, Folkestone. Boarder in the Kemp household. Bricklayer, single. Mary Ann Kemp his sister. 1871 census address: 4 Saffrons Row. Occ: Fish dealer - The Grants are at no 7 | BAKER, George (I23471)
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| 746 | 1841 census with parents 1851 with Elizabeth Baker (sister to her grandfather Stephen Baker) in WestCliff, Sandgate -shown as cousin age 16 b Folkestone 1855 marriage to John Kemp 1861 census with husband in Folkestone. Brother George lodging with family bef 1870 death of husband John Kemp 1870 Jun qtr marriage to William Harris 1871 census with husband 1881 census with husband not found on 1891 or 1901 census | BAKER, Mary Ann (I23470)
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| 747 | 1841 census, Butcher in Newcastle Under Lyme | SARGANT, Charles (I691)
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| 748 | 1842 in 1851 census | HARES, William (I95)
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| 749 | 1842 in 1861 census, 1848 in 1871 census | MCCORMICK, John (I13200)
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| 750 | 1842 in 1871 census | LAKING, Annie Maria (I13816)
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