Continuing on the matches

Worked yesterday on the matches and also did yard work. It was an efficient working day. I shall write my cousin as well today in the west. I keep meaning to do so but the Knight book is a very long way off although there will be mention of the Knight family in the Blake book because Maria Jane Knight was her great grand aunt as well as my great grandmother.  

The matches (I completed five) were fairly straightforward but only two could be restricted to the great grandparent line. I will continue to work on that today although Church will be in just over an hour so not as much as yesterday.

I have managed to clear away all the weeds and wild spring flowers from the emerging plants so we will see how that goes. But it is good to have the front done. I still need to rake the lawn although I generally wait until the dandelions are finished so that the bees can work them. 

Not paying much attention to the news for the most part. Occasionally read the editorials in the National Post when they catch my eye. The Prime Minister and his Cabinet are very very busy from the news that I do watch. I like the concept of Fortress North America (borrowing that familiar phrase from the Second World War). I still remember references to Fortress North America in my young years. Here in Canada before the United States came into the war, we helped to protect American neutrality by pushing planes over the border in the west that had been purchased by the war front in the British Isles and then flying them to England (many women pilots flew those planes to England during the war from Canada (as well as male but they were needed at the front for the most part)). When the Americans came into the war the term Fortress North America was coined. That it would also suit trade discussions is an interesting concept which was mentioned by the Prime Minister at the Conference in Toronto. 

Toronto is an important city in Ontario (the capital of the province) which we all know in Ontario but also it has the ability to hold large conferences with individuals from all over the world with a huge airport for those arriving and leaving including in this case Past-President Obama from the United States.  This was a meeting of CAP Action (Center for American Progress Action Fund) named the Global Progress Action Summit. Also attending was the former US Secretary of Transportation Peter Buttigieg as well as many people from around the world. 

Church in a bit and then some more outside work unless it rains. What to do next? I expect I need to start working down the sides and we want to move some of the rich earth from the central garden as it is now full of roots from the Black Walnut tree and mostly useless in terms of growing anything. We need to especially build up the areas where the new fence was put in as that pretty much destroyed the gardens for that length on both sides.  We also need to free the plants as they are coming through. The hosta still not showing at the top but probably not enough sun and warmth in the morning as they are up further down in the gardens at the back.

One of the matches was quite interesting as it is in an area that was without matches. This area now covered is all Buller and all from Living DNA and people living in the United Kingdom. Since just one line predominates in England (all of my line coming down from Edwin Denner Buller is in Canada or the United States) so I know that these strong matches are from the Edwin Withers and Sarah (Welch) Withers family which was very large and found all around the world including the United Kingdom. I know there are a number of them as there are at least 25 in common in that match. So that has cleared up that mystery as we all descend from great great great grandparents -  William Welch and Sarah (Welch) Cheatle, Christopher Buller and Mary (Beard) Buller with Sarah (Welch) Withers and Ann (Welch) Buller being twin sisters. 

Time for breakfast. I am late today. Solitaire Puzzles still to do.  

Forging ahead with Living DNA results extraction

Getting used to a site is part of the entire process; minimizing the number of times that you look at each item perhaps the most important but it does take a bit of time to get used to each individual site. I have extracted fifteen matches from Living DNA looking at myself and the process will continue today. For the most part I can assign them to one of my four grandparent's lines based on the matches in common and my own phasing of my grandparents done five years ago. In the eleven years since I first phased my grandparents the changes have been fairly minimal primarily cosmetic. A couple of new matches that are interesting particularly in the Buller line. Matches in this line tend to be from the Commonwealth countries although there are also a number of them in the United States as well. In this line I suspect there is a pretty clear division between Buller and Taylor but I do not always have that figured out for every chromosome. For the Pincombe-Rew I have a number of clear distinctions and also for the Blake-Knight looking at my great grandparents. I haven't made an effort yet in the Cotterill?-Rawlings lines although will likely work on that through this process. I have been through 46 matches now in my account and will likely do the first 100 to 125 by advance checking but one never knows for sure until one gets there! Then I will move on to the brother that least matches me as this tends to catch most matches to the five sibling group that constitutes this research study. I will use my account at Find My Past to look at some of these matches as they do have trees now and it is primarily a United Kingdom site but has a worldwide searching ability through their records. 

Prayers continuing for those affected by the fires here in Canada (looking at a map entire areas are in a danger zone). We have had a lot of rain but it has been accompanied by lightning which is a problem in the hot dry season in the west. But as always our Military is helping a great deal with transportation of those forced to evacuate. The firefighters try to preserve the settlements and save as many homes as possible; their hours are long and prayers for them as well and our military personnel aiding all of them. 

Today the Prime Minister and the Premiers of the Provinces/Territories meet to discuss priorities in our move towards abolishing our inter provincial/territorial restrictions between them within Canada and to look at and review projects that will help to increase our usage of Canadian paths to better economic use of our own products and get that process started as soon as possible - shovels in the ground so to speak. The pace is fast but our youth is up to it for sure. This will be their opportunity to shine and gradually assume the responsibilities and benefits of being the wage earners in our country utilizing our own products within our own borders and also producing for trade around the world. 

Sunday and Church at Loughborough and this is home county for my Cheatle family of Leicestershire along with Ashby de la Zouch.  I have a number of very good matches with my 4th and 5th cousins in the Cheatle line. Sarah Cheatle married William Welch 24 Aug 1818 at Longdon by Lichfield Staffordshire although she was baptized at Ashby de la Zouch. They eventually moved to Birmingham and had a restaurant at the corner of Lower Temple Street and Dale End. My Buller family lived close by to the restaurant. I actually corresponded recently with a descendant of the Withers-Welch family and their Welch ancestor  Sarah who was a twin to my 2x great grandmother Anne Welch. As a result of the twinning we are excellent matches much larger than the usual 4th cousins. 

Church livestreamed at my own Church and at Loughborough and will attend both. I do love going to Church and the idea of Church online for old people is a great idea I think (or any age if they want to watch rather than be present or it just works out better for their schedules). As a child I often attended twice on Sunday; once at early communion with my father and later at the morning service where I did teach Sunday School in my teen years. 

Tea finished, solitaire games played and breakfast soon.  

 

Will of Christopher Blake, on board the Ship Rippon - The National Archives PROB 11/725, probated 18 Apr 1743

Christopher Blake is the testator. He identifies his sister Mary Blake as his Executrix. In the probate Mary Blake is identified as Mary Garret (wife of Michael Garret).

Mary Blake married Michael Garret 10 Jun 1741 at St James Westminster, Middlesex, England.

There was a Christopher Blake, son of Henry Blake, baptized 1 Oct 1717 at St Mary Battersea, Surrey, England. The estimated year of birth for Mary was 1720 but a baptism was not located for Mary.

Transcriber: Elizabeth Kipp
Recorded: 23 Mar 2017
Source:  The National Archives, PROB 11/725
Name of testator: Christopher Blake
Place: on board the Ship Rippon
Type of Record: Will
Dated: 12 Aug 1740, probated 18 Apr 1743

[In margin] Test: Christopher Blake

1    In the Name of God Amen
2    I Christopher Blake now belonging to his Majesties Ship
3    Rippon being in bodily health and of sound and disposing
4    mind and memory and considering the perils and dangers of
5    the Seas and other uncertainties of this transitory life (do for
6    avoiding controversies after my decease) make publish and
7    declare this my last Will and Testament in manner following
8    (that is to say) First I recommend my Soul to God that gave it
9    and my body I commit to the Earth or Sea as it shall please
10    God to order and as for and concerning all my Worldly Estate
11    I give and bequeath and dispose thereof as followeth that is to say
12    all such Wages Sum and Sums of Money Lands Tenements
13    Goods Chattels and Estate whatsoever as shall be any ways
14    due owing or belonging unto me at the time of my decease
15    I do give devise and bequeath the same unto my Sister
16    Mary Blake now living at St James’s in the County of Middx
17    and I do hereby nominate and appoint my said Sister
18    to be my sole Executrix of this my last Will and
19    Testament hereby revoking all former and other Wills
20    Testaments and deeds of gift by me at any time heretofore
21    made and I do ordain and ratify these presents to stand and be
22    for and as my only last Will and Testament In Witness whereof
23    to this my said Will I have set my hand and seal the twelfth
24    day of August Anno domini 1740 and in the fourteenth Year
25    of the reign of his Majesty King George the second over
26    Great Britain etc Christopher Blake his Mark Signed
27    Sealed published and declared in the presence of us Thomas
28    Jolley F Withers
29    This Will was proved at London before the
30    Worshipfull Robert Chapman doctor of Laws Surrogate of
31    the Right Worshipfull John Bettesworth also Doctor of Laws
32    Master Keeper or Commissary of the prerogative Court of
33    Canterbury lawfully constituted on the eighteenth day of
34    April in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred
35    and forty three by the Oath of Mary Garret otherwise Blake
36    (wife of Michael Garret) the Sister and sole Executrix named
37    in the said Will To whom administration was granted of all
38    and singular the Goods Chattels and Credits of the said deceased
39    being first Sworn duly to administer the same

Brick Wall Number 1: Parents of Ellen Taylor

Brick Wall Number 1: Parents of Ellen Taylor

My greatest brick wall from the beginning of my genealogical research days in 2003 has been and remains my great grandmother Ellen Taylor mother of my maternal grandmother Ellen Rosina Buller. I know so very much about Ellen in some ways but I lack positive proof for the names of her parents or for her date of birth. Nor do I have her marriage date to Edwin Denner Buller (if I had that I would have her father's name presumably). I do have her death certificate. She died when my grandmother was just eleven  years old. Grandma had just been accepted to move on in school as she was 11 years old and really wanted to go on in school but she was needed at home to look after her younger sister just two years old. Her father had attended school so was able to help her continue learning at home which was lucky for her. Ellen died of pneumonia collapse (my grandmother said she had influenza followed by pneumonia) and she was just 37 years of age when she died 27 Feb 1897 at the Workhouse Infirmary Western Road UD All Saints Birmingham.

All of the children of this couple

Ellen Rosina Buller
Edwin Denner Buller
Ada Gertrude Buller
May  Edith Buller
Henry Buller (twin)
John Buller (twin)
Sarah Ann Buller

were registered (boys by their father and girls by their mother) as the children of Edwin Denner Buller and Ellen Buller formerly Taylor. However, no marriage has surfaced to date for this couple. I want to check the Roman Catholic Parish Registers as I suspect that Ellen may have been Irish descent and Roman Catholic (no proof but just a bit of family lore that points me in that direction).

If Ellen really was 37 years of age (and my grandmother also said that her mother was 37 when she died) then she would have been born between 28 Feb 1849 and the 27 Feb 1850. I have collected all the Ellen Taylor birth registrations in Birmingham between 1857 and 1862 and there are not actually all that many surprisingly. I have traced these families on the census and determined where Ellen Taylor was in 1891 when I do have the census record for the Edwin Denner Buller family including Ellen Buller. There is only one Ellen Taylor that fits if indeed she was born in Birmingham as it states on the 1891 census. This is the daughter of Thomas Taylor (shoemaker) and Ellen Roberts born 9 October 1859. Ellen is on the census in 1861 with her parents and in 1871 with her mother and siblings. I know that the Ellen Taylor on the census in 1881 at Aston Workhouse with Florence Taylor is likely the eventual wife of Edwin Denner Buller because Florence Elizabeth Taylor was her illegitimate daughter born in 1879 (this is known to be true) although that the Ellen and Florence at the Workhouse are indeed one in the same may only be because I can not find them anywhere else in 1881! Edwin Denner Buller is missing from the 1881 census but is possibly in South Africa working as a jeweller for his uncle Edwin Withers.

So do I have enough proof to attach Ellen to these parents? As always I am looking for that one conclusive piece that might link them. Lately on Find My Past I have discovered where Edwin Denner Buller and Ellen Buller were buried in 1899 and 1897 respectively. I will be ordering the burial certificates to see if I can learn anything new.

Another interesting family lore is that Ellen's father was a shoemaker and Thomas Taylor was a shoemaker. Also my grandmother lived with an "Aunt Kate" before she came to Canada in 1808. Ellen had a sister Kate. So again conclusive enough? I have tested my mtDNA and perhaps when someone exactly matches me that will give me the piece of proof that is icing on the cake and lets me think yes I have found my Ellen Taylor's correct line!

Will of Nathaniel Bever of Basingstoke, Esquire - The National Archives PROB 11/1110/41, probated 13 Nov 1783

Again another one of my lines is the Bever family of Goodworth Clatford and Upper Clatford Hampshire. I imaged this will just out of curiosity. This particular Bever family of Basingstoke consists of Nathaniel Bever married to Jenny Anne with children Jenny Anne baptized 1 Mar 1739, Henrietta Maria baptized 28 Apr 1741, Nathaniel baptized 22 Dec 1746 at Basingstoke and Molly baptized 12 Aug 1751 at Saint Martin in the Fields, Westminster, London. Nathaniel the son must have died as he is not mentioned in the will. His daughter Henrietta is 42 years of age when he writes this will which if you are reading the will is surprising due to his comments therein.

There is an entry in the IGI for a marriage of Nathaniel Beaver to Jenny Ann Dalton 9 May 1737 in Westminster, Middlesex. The spelling of Beaver is interesting because my family used Bever /Beaver interchangeably in the records (at least the priest recording events did).

For my own line I have Anthony Beaver/Bever married Susanna Johnson 20 Jul 1710 at Upper Clatford and they were both buried at Upper Clatford Anthony 11 Oct 1724 and Susanna 3 Apr 1736. They were not baptized at Upper Clatford. Their children: Dinah baptized Jun 1712 at Upper Clatford and buried there 7 May 1783 married to Clement Coleman who owned/managed an Inn at Goodworth Clatford although he too was buried 8 Feb 1753 at Upper Clatford. I have not yet found their marriage lines but I haven't transcribed Goodworth Clatford records yet (fiche ready and waiting :) ). Their other children were Susannah (buried 7 Mar 1764 at Upper Clatford) and Thomas baptized 12 May 1717 at Upper Clatford and buried there 1 Dec 1732. Susannah did not marry so the only descendants of this couple are my Coleman ancestors.

Nathaniel has left a seven page will so I wondered if he might mention any of his cousins/siblings. Hence my interest in transcribing this will. There is one other Bever will (from 1618) to transcribe as I move through the wills that my husband and I imaged at Kew in October 2010.

William Withers Pink Garret was baptized 12 Oct 1769 at Saint Maurice, Winchester and the son of William Garret. William Withers Pink Garrett married Maria (unknown) and they had two children baptized at Milton Lilbourne Wiltshire - William Bever 17 Jan 1807 and Eliza Ann baptized 23 Dec 1805 also at Milton Lilbourne Wiltshire with mother Maria.

Interesting will and the last probate gives admon to the three daughters because the two executors have died with the last one dying intestate so the court picks residuary legatees. Eventually the estate must have passed to William Bever Garret if he survived to the age of 21 years. However, nothing learned about my Bever family.

Transcriber: Elizabeth Kipp
Recorded: 20 Jan 2013
Source: The National Archives, PROB 11/1110/41
Testator: Nathaniel Bever, Esquire
Place: Basingstoke, Hampshire, England
Date of document:7 Jan 1783, probated 13 Nov 1783
Read: Electronic copy images
Document quality: 18th century English, legible copy

[Margin]: Nathaniel
[Margin]: Bever

1    I Nathaniel Bever of Basingstoke in the
2    County of Southampton Esquire do make ordain this my last
3    Will and Testament in manner following (that is to say) First I
4    order and direct all and singular my just Debts Funeral and
5    Testamentary Expences to be fully satisfied and paid by my
6    Executors hereinafter named as soon as conveniently may be after
7    my decease and I do hereby ratify and confirm a certain Deed of
8    Settlement made on my intermarriage with Jenny Ann my late
9    deceased wife Also I Give and Bequeath the Sum of one hundred
10    pounds unto and to be equally divided between my Daughters
11    Jenny Ann, Henrietta Maria, and Molly and my Son in Law
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12    John Thompson Esquire or such of them as shall be living at my
13    decease for the purpose of buying their mourning and or
14    for and concerning all and singular my Freehold Messuages or
15    Tenements Lands hereditaments and premises situate lying and
16    being in the Counties of Middlesex Kent and Southampton with
17    their and every of their appurtenances and all other my Real Estates
18    either in possession Reversion Remainder or Expecta[t]ion within the
19    Kingdom of Great Britain and also all the Residue of my Goods
20    Chattles Monies Securities for Monies and personal Estate of what
21    nature or kind soever and wheresoever that I shall be possessed of
22    at the time of my decease which shall remain after answering
23    satisfying and paying my said just debts Funeral and Testamentary
24    Expences and the Sum of One hundred pounds above mentioned I
25    Give devise and bequeath the same and every part and parcel
26    thereof unto my Nephews Thomas Bever of Doctors Commons in
27    the said County of Middlesex Doctor of Laws and Samuel Bever
28    of Mortimer in the County of Berks Esquire their heirs
29    Executors administrators and assigns Upon Trust that they the
30    said Thomas Bever and Samuel Bever or the Survivor of them
31    his heirs Executors administrators and assigns do and shall as
32    soon as conveniently may be after my decease by auction or
33    otherwise sole and dispose of all my said Real Estates and also all
34    such parts of the said Residue of my Goods Chattels personal Estate
35    and Effects as shall not at my Death consist of ready Money or
36    be laid out or invested in the public stocks or Funds or upon
37    Government or Real Securities at Interest for the Most Money
38    and best price and prices that can or may be reasonably had
39    or gotten for the same and also collect receive and get in all such
40    Debts and Sumes of Money due and owing to me at my Death or
41    such Real Securities or otherwise (except a certain Bond debt
42    hereinafter mentioned) which shall not then be laid out or invested
43    in such Stocks Funds or Government Securities as aforesaid and
44    Do and shall lay out and invest the Monies which shall arise by
45    such Sale or Sales and Disposition and also the Monies which
46    shall be so collected received and gotten in as aforesaid and likewise
47    my ready Money at my death in one or more of the Public
48    Stocks Funds or Government Securities at Interest and do and shall
49    from and immediately after my decease stand and be possessed of and
50    interested in all such Stocks Funds and Government Securities
52    wherein or upon which any part or parts of my personal Estate
53    shall be invested or placed at the time of my decease And also of
54    all such stocks Funds Government Securities wherein or upon
55    which all of any part of parts of the Monies aforesaid shall be
56    after my death laid out or invested and the Dividends Interest or
57    produce of all and every such stocks Funds and Government
58    Securities as aforesaid Upon the Trusts and for the Intents and
59    `purposes and with under and subject to the powers provisoes
60    Limitations and Declarations hereinafter mentioned expressed and
61    contained of and concerning the same or any part of parts thereof
62    (that is to say) Upon trust that they the said Thomas Bever and
63    Samuel Bever and the survivor of them his Executors
64    administrators or assigns so and shall pay one third part of the
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65    Dividends Interest or produce of the Stocks Funds or Government
66    Securities aforesaid as often as the same shall become due and be
67    received unto each of my said daughters Jenny Ann (the wife of the
68    said John Thompson) Henrietta Maria Bever and Molly Bever for
69    and during the term of their respective natural lives to and for their
70    respective use and Disposal without the controul or intermeddling or
71    being subject to the Debts of Engagements of any husband either of them
72    now hath or may hereafter intermarry with and the Receipts of my said
73    daughters respectively shall only be effectual and sufficient discharge
74    and Discharges for their said respective parts or shares of the said
75    Dividends Interest or produce or so much or such part of parts thereof
76    as shall be therein respectively acknowledged and expressed to be
77    received and from and immediately after the decease of my said
78    daughter Jenny Ann Then as to one third part of the said
79    Dividends Interest or produce of the Stocks Funds or Government
80    Securities aforesaid Upon trust to pay the same unto my kinsman
81    William Withers Pincke Garret (son of my Nephew William Garret
82    late of Worting in the said County of Southampton Esquire deceased)
83    and his assigns for and during the term of his natural life and from
84    and immediately after his decease Then as to the said third part
85    of the said dividends Interest or produce upon Trust to pay and
86    apply the same to and for the use and Benefit of the heir Male of
87    the Body of the said William Wither Pincke Garrett lawfully begotten
88    until he shall attain the age of twenty one years and when and
89    as soon as such heir Male shall have attained that age Then
90    as to one third part of the said Stocks Funds and Government
91    Securities Upon trust to transfer and assign the same to each heir
92    Male of the Body of the said William Withers Pincke Garret to and
93    for his sole and only use Benefit and Disposal and from
94    and immediately after the decease of her my said daughter
95    Henrietta Maria Then as to one other third part of the said
96    Dividend Interest or produce of the Stocks Funds and Government
97    Securities aforesaid Upon Trust to pay and apply the same to and
98    for the use and Benefit of the heir Male of the Body of her my
99    said Daughter Henrietta Maria lawfully begotten by any husband
100    (except as herein after men[t]ioned) she may intermarry by and with
101    the consent and approbation in writing of my said Trustees or
102    the Survivor of them his Executors or administrators under their
103    or his hands and seals or hand and seal until such heir Male
104    shall attain the age of twenty one years and when and so soon
105    as he shall have attained that age Then as to one other third part of the
106    said Stocks Funds and Government Securities Upon Trust to Transfer
107    and assign the same to such heir Male of the Body of my said
108    daughter Henrietta Maria to and for his Sole and only use
109    Benefit and Disposal And from and immediately after the decease
110    of her my said Daughter Molly Then as to the remaining third
111    part of the said Dividends Interest or produce of the Stocks Funds
112    and Government Securities aforesaid Upon Trust to pay and
113    apply the same to and for the use and Benefit of the heir Male of
114    the Body of her my said Daughter Molly lawfully begotten by any
115    husband she may intermarry (by and with such the like consent
116    and approbation in writing of my said Trustees as hereinbefore
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117    men[t]ioned until such heir Male shall attain the age of twenty-
118    one years And when and so soon as he shall attain that age
119    Then as to the remaining third part of the said Stocks Funds
120    and Government Securities Upon Trust to transfer and assign the
121    same to such heir Male of the Body of my said Daughter
122    Molly to and for his Sole and only use Benefit and Disposal But
123    in case either of my said Daughters Henrietta Maria and Molly
124    should happen to die without leaving such heir Male as
125    aforesaid or leaving such he should happen to die under the
126    said age of twenty one years Then as to the third part of the
127    said Dividends Interest and produce and the third part of the
128    said Stocks Funds and Government Securities so respectively
129    limitted to such my Daughter and her heir Male dyeing as aforesaid
130    upon Trust to pay and apply transfer and assign the same respectively
131    unto the survivor of them my said Daughters and such her heir
132    Male in the same manner and to and for the same uses Intents
133    and purposes in every respect as is and are hereasbefore mentioned and expressed
134    with respect to of for or concerning one other third part thereof
135    respectively herein before expressly limited to such surviving
136    Daughter and such her heir Male as aforesaid And in case the
137    said William Wither Pincke Garrett should happen to die in the
138    life time of my said Daughter Jenny Ann or surviving her should
139    happen to die without leaving such heir Male as aforesaid or
140    leaving such he should happen to die under the said age of
141    twenty one years Then as to the third part of the said Dividends
142    Interest and Produce and the third part of the said Stocks Funds
143    and Government Securities as respectively limitted to my said
144    Daughter Jenny Ann the said William Withers Pincke Garrett
145    and such his heir Male as aforesaid Upon Trust to pay and
146    apply transfer and assign the same respectively unto my said
147    Daughters Henrietta Maria and Molly and their respective
148    heirs Male in the same manner and to and for the same uses
149    Intents and purposes in every respect as is and are hereasbefore
150    particularly mentioned and expressed with respect to of for or
151    concerning the other two third parts thereof respectively hereinbefore
152    expressly limitted to them my said Daughters Henrietta Maria and
153    Molly and their respective heirs Male as aforesaid But in case
154    both my said Daughters Henrietta Maria and Molly should
155    happen to die without leaving such heir Male as aforesaid or
    both or either leaving such they or he should happen to die under
156    the said age of twenty one years Then as to the two third parts
157    of the said Dividends Interest and produce and the two third parts
158    of the said Stocks Funds and Government Securities hereinbefore
159    limitted to them and the Survivor of them and their heirs Male
160    respectively and the Survivor of such heirs Male as aforesaid
161    Upon Trust to pay and apply Transfer and Assign the same
162    respectively unto the said William Wither Pincke Garrett and
163    such his heir Male in the same manner and to and for the
164    same uses Intents and Purposes in every respect as is and are
165    hereinbefore particularly mentioned and expressed with respect to
166    of for or concerning the other third part thereof respectively
167    hereinbefore expressly limitted to him the said William Wither
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168    Pincke Garret and his said heir Male after the Decease of my
169    said daughter Jenny Ann as aforesaid But in case my said
170    Daughters Henrietta Maria and Molly and the said William
171    Wither Pincke Garrett should all happen to die without either of
172    them leaving such heir Male as aforesaid or all any or either
173    of them leaving such they or him should happen to die under
174    the said age of twenty one years Then as to all the said Stocks
175    Funds and Government Securities hereinbefore mentioned upon
176    Trust to transfer and assign the same to such person or persons
177    of the surname of Bever who shall at the time of such
178    contingency happening be possessed of and intitled to the Estate
179    at Mortimer aforesaid now the property and in the possession
180    of my said Nephew Samuel Bever which has for many
181    Generations been the property and in the possession of the Bever
182    Family to and for the sole and only proper use Benefit and Disposal
183    of such person or persons of the Surname of Bever as possessed
184    of the said Estate at the time aforesaid provided always
185    nevertheless and I do hereby declare it to be my express will
186    desire order and direction that if my said Daughter Henrietta
187    Maria Bever shall at any time during my life or after my
188    decease intermarry with Edward Rempson now or late a
189    Lieutenant or of some other Rank in the Staffordshire Regiment
190    of Militia Then and from thenceforth she my said Daughter
191    shall forfeit all Interest and Benefit under this my Will and shall
192    not be intitled to receive any share whatsoever of the Dividends
193    Interest or produce of the said Stocks Funds or Government
194    Securities so to be paid to her during life as above mentioned
195    neither shall her heir Male if he is the Issue of such Marriage
196    (notwithstanding my said Trustees should signify their consent
197    and approbation of the same in manner herein before
198    mentioned) be intitled to receive any Benefit or Interest
199    whatsoever under this my Will but such share or shares of the
200    said Dividends Interest or Produce and also the Share or Shares
201    of the said Stocks Funds and Government Securities so respectively
202    limitted to her and her said heir Male as aforesaid shall from
203    such her intermarriage with the said Edward Rempson be paid
204    and applied transferred and assigned by my said Trustees in the
205    same manner and to the same uses Intents Trusts and Purposes
206    as if my said Daughter Henrietta Maria had been then dead
207    and it is also my express Will Desire order and Direction that my
208    said Trustees or either of them do not call in or in any wise compel
209    the payment of the Sum of five hundred and fifty pounds or any
210    Interest for the same due and owing to me by my Son in Law the
211    said John Thompson in and by his certain Bond or Obligation
212    bearing date on or about the eighteenth day of May one thousand
213    seven hundred and seventy three at any time during the life of the
214    said John Thompson but only stand possess thereof Upon Trust
215    immediately after his Decease to claim due for recover and receive
216    the Principal and Interest Monies which shall then be due and
217    owing on the said Bond or Obligation of his heirs Executors or
218    Administrators and pay the same to my said Daughter Jenny Ann
219    if she shall him survive But in case the said John Thompson
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220    shall survive the said Jenny Ann his wife Then I do hereby order
221    and direct my said Trustees to deliver up the said Bond or Obligation
222    to the said John Thompson to be cancelled and destroyed without
223    demanding or receiving the principal or Interest Monies which
224    may be then due thereon or any part thereof And it is likewise my
225    express will desire order and direction that Mr John Davies of
226    Basingstoke aforesaid Draper be employed to sell and dispose of
227    my Freehold Messuage or Tenement and premises in Basingstoke
228    aforesaid and such of my Goods Chattels and Effects as are hereinbefore
229    directed to be sold which at the time of my decease shall happen
230    to be in that Town And I do hereby nominate constitute and
231    appoint them my said Nephews Thomas Bever and Samuel
232    Bever Executors of this my Will and I do hereby declare and
233    direct that it shall and may be lawful to and for my said Trustees
234    and Executors above named or either of any of them from time
235    to time to deduct retain and reimburse themselves respectively
236    by and out of all or any the Trust Monies aforesaid all such Costs
237    Damages and Expences which they or either of them shall bear
238    pay sustain exposed or be put into in or about or relating to the
239    Execution of this my Will or the Trusts herein contained and that
240    they or either of them shall not be charged or chargeable but
241    only each of them for his own respective Receipts payments
242    acts and Wilful Defaults and not otherwise and shall not be
243    charged or chargeable
244    with or accountable for
245    any Sum or Sums of Money other than such as shall actually
246    come to his or their own hands respectively by virtue of this my
247    Will their joining in any Receipt or Receipts for the Sake of
248    conformity notwithstanding or with any loss or damage which
249    may happen in investing or placing out all or any of the Monies
250    aforesaid in or upon the said Stocks Funds or Government
251    Securities as above directed or depositing the same in any Bank
252    or Bankers hands or elsewhere for safe Custody nor with any
253    loss or damage which m ay happen by reason of the Execution of
254    this my Will or any of the Trusts aforesaid without his respective
255    wilful Default or Neglect and I revoke all wills heretofore by me
256    made and declare this duly to be my last Will and Testament In Witness
257    whereof I the said Nathaniel Bever have to this my last Will
258    and Testament contained in eight Sheets of paper set my hand
259    and affixed my Seal (that is to say) to the first seven Sheets thereof
260    set my hand and to this eighth and last Sheet my hand and Seal
261    this seventh day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand
262    seven hundred and eighty three Nathl Bever [seal] Signed Sealed
263    published and declared by the said Nathaniel Bever the Testator
264    as and for his last Will and Testament in the Presence of us who
265    have subscribed our Names as witnesses in his presence and in
266    the presence of each other at his request and desire Jno
267    Rogers Mt Caston attornies Basingstoke James Allright
268    Currier Basingstoke
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269    This Will was proved at London the thirteenth
270    day of November in the year of our Lord one thousand seven
271    hundred and eighty three before the worshipful William Scott
272    Doctor of Laws Surrogate of the Right Worshipful Peter Calvert
273    also Doctor of Laws Master Keeper or Commissary of the
274    Prerogative Court of Canterbury lawfully constituted by the
275    oath of Thomas Bever Doctor of Laws the Nephew of the
276    deceased and one of the Executors named in the said Will to whom
277    Administration was granted of all and singular the Goods Chattels
278    and Credits of the said deceased having been first sworn duly to
279    administer with power reserved of make the like Grant to
280    Samuel Bever Esquire (another of the Nephews of the said
281    deceased and the other Executor when he shall apply for the
282    same
283    Proved at London on the 23rd day of March 1792 before the
284    worshipful John Nicholl Doctor of Laws and Surrogate by the
285    Oath of Samuel Bever Esquire the Nephew of the said testator
286    and the other Executor named in the said will when he shall apply for the same
287    On the 18th day of December 1807 Admon with the Will annexed of the Goods Chattels
288    and Credits of Nathaniel Bever formerly of Saint Martins Lane in the County of Middlesex
289    but late of Basingstoke in the County of Southampton Esquire deceased last remaindered by
290    Thomas Bever Doctor of Laws and Samuel Bever Esquire the Nephews and Executors
291    named in the said Will that the said Samuel Bever Survived the said Thomas Bever and died
292    Intestate And Jenny Anne Thompson Wife of John Thompson, Henrietta Maria Bever and
293    Molly Bever Spinsters the Daughters said else frustrary Residuary Legatees For Life
294    (so named in the said will dying without)

Welch at Rugeley, Staffordshire and Birmingham

Anne Welch married Henry Christopher Buller 23 Aug 1838 at Edgbaston, Warwickshire, UK with this being a first marriage for Anne and a second marriage for Henry Christopher Buller. Anne was only 18 years of age but claimed to be "full age" or 21 years of age. The witnesses for the marriage are unknown to me and do not appear to provide any further details on this family. I suspect that she eloped although the next time we see Anne she is on the census with her family and first child also Henry a 2 year old (1841) whilst Henry is in London running his butcher shop in the Covent Garden area. At some point Anne joins Henry in London (or perhaps she was just on holiday back to her parents in 1841) but the next four children are born in London and baptized at St Martin in the Field. We visited this church which overlooks Trafalgar Square and ate at their cafeteria in the crypt when we visited last October.

Anne was a twin and baptized 4 Jan 1820 at Ashby de la Zouch, Leicestershire. According to the census she was born at Lichfield, Staffordshire. Her parents were William Welch and Sarah Cheatle who were themselves married 24 Aug 1818 at Longdon by Lichfield also Staffordshire. Both William and Sarah signed the marriage registration and one of the witnesses was William Cheatle.

In the 1851 census of the Welch family at Birmingham  visiting them is Hannah Tomlinson who is soon to become the wife of one of Anne's brothers and by lucky coincidence is also a niece to William Welch. His sister Mary Welch married John Tomlinson 26 Jun 1814 at Rugeley, Staffordshire and both William and Hannah had listed Rugeley as their place of birth on this census. William on this census and on the 1841 census is listed as proprietor of Welch Eating House located on the corner of Lower Temple Street and King Street in Birmingham. His occupation is listed as Provision Dealer. The priest, on his daughter's marriage registration (and actually all of the children), has listed William Welch as a gentleman.

Locating William at Rugeley proved to be a fairly straightforward pursuit and he was the son of John Welch and Margaret Brockhouse and they were married 16 Feb 1783 at Rugeley. They had 11 children

Thomas baptized 3 Nov 1783 at Rugeley and married to Rebecca Reeves 8 Aug 1814 at Rugeley (and they had seven children - Mary b 1815, Elizabeth b 1816, John b 1819, Joseph b 1823, Thomas b 1826, Martha b 1833 and Samuel b 1838).

John baptized 3 Jul 1785 at Rugeley

Ann baptized 11 Nov 1787 at Rugeley and married to William Beardsmore 15 Sep 1812 at Rugeley (and they had 9 children - John b 1813, Ann b 1814, Esther b 1819, Louisa b 1821, Mary b 1822, Elizabeth b 1825, Samuel b 1826, Jane b 1829 and Thomas b 1832).

Sarah baptized 10 May 1789 at Rugeley and married to William Reeves 15 Oct 1812 at Rugeley (and they had five children - Susanna b 1813, Margaret b 1815, Samuel b 1817, Thomas b 1819 and William b 1821).

Mary baptized 25 Dec 1790 at Rugeley and married to John Tomlinson 26 Jun 1814 at Rugeley (and they had seven children - Mary b 1816, John b 1818, Elizabeth b 1820, Eliza b 1822, Ann b 1823, Lucy b 1825 and Hannah b 1830).

William baptized 11 Nov 1792 at Rugeley and married to Sarah Cheatle (as above) and they had six children  1. William baptized 5 Jan 1819 at Ashby de la Zouch and married to Elizabeth Brookes Wales Smith june quarter 1842 at Loughborough, Leicester (they had two children - Mary Ann Welch bc 1846 Birmingham who married Joseph William Hedge and John bc 1847 Birmingham). 2. Mary Welch baptized 7 Mar 1819 at Lichfield. 3. Anne (as above). 4. Sarah (twin to Anne and so baptized 1 Jan 1820 at Ashby de la Zouch) and she married Edwin Withers 5 Oct 1837 at Birmingham and they had 13 children (William Edward born dec quarter 1838 at Aston married to Anne Elizabeth Whitfield mar quarter 1867 at Aston and they had six children, Clara Harriet born mar quarter 1841 at Aston and married to John Shorten sep quarter 1865 at West Bromwich and they had one child, Amelia born jun quarter 1843 at Aston and married to Francis John Cresswell mar quarter 1868 at West Bromwich and they had five children, Samuel Francis born mar quarter 1845 at Birmingham and married to Elizabeth Jane Crane dec quarter 1884 at Birmingham and they had one child, Sarah Elizabeth born sep quarter 1846 at Birmingham and she married Alfred Cresswell march quarter 1868 at West Bromwich and they had five children, Fanny Louisa bc 1850, Augustus Henry b sep quarter 1851 at Aston, Caroline Rosina born mar quarter 1853 at Aston and she married Charles Seymour Davis dec quarter 1882 at West Bromwich and they had two children, Walter Herbert was born dec quarter 1854, Charles Ernest bc 1857 at Handsworth Staffordshire and married to Mary Rebecca Wootton sep quarter 1895 at West Bromwich, Emily Mary V was born june quarter 1859 at Handsworth, Alfred Weston Pitt was born sep quarter 1861 at Handsworth and Florence W bc 1864 at Handsworth). 5.John baptized 8 Aug 1824 at Lichfield. 6.Henry bc 1827 at Birmingham and married first to Hannah Tomlinson June quarter 1851 at King's Norton, Warwick and they had three children Charles bc 1853, Clara bc 1857 and Minnie bc 1859 all at Birmingham. Minnie married Walter James Haynes sep quarter 1884 at Birmingham and Anne Buller is found on the 1891 census with her niece and her family. Second marriage for Henry was to Mary Copeland Yates mar quarter 1863 at Aston and they had two children William bc 1864 and Albert C bc 1866 both at Birmingham. Third marriage for Henry was to Mary Newey march quarter 1870 at King's Norton and they had four children Frances E bc 1870, Sidney J bc 1872, Ernest E bc 1875 and Lilley bc 1880 all at Birmingham.

 Hannah baptized 6 Apr 1794 at Rugeley and married to John Wilks 26 Dec 1814 at Rugeley (they had one daughter).

Susanna baptized 8 Nov 1795 at Rugeley.

Frances baptized 2 Jul 1797 at Rugeley.

Henry baptized 5 May 1799 at Rugeley and married to Elizabeth Radford 19 Apr 1824 at Colton Staffordshire (they had three children - Henry baptized 5 Feb 1826 at Rugeley and married to Elizabeth and they had six children, Elizabeth baptized 22 Aug 1827 at Rugeley and married to John Stretton mar quarter 1848 at Rugeley and they had a number of children, and Anne baptized 20 Jun 1830 at Rugeley.

James baptized 12 Jul 1801 at Rugeley married Lucy and they had six children .

In general, as far as I could tell from the parish registers, all of the Welch entries after the mid 1700s at Rugeley belong to the descendants of John Welch and Margaret Brockhouse.

Reading the Rugeley parish registers at Salt Lake City it was quite straightforward to trace John Welch back to his parents Thomas and Mary Welch at his baptism 25 Apr 1756 at Rugeley and their marriage as there was only the one Welch family at Rugeley. Thomas Welch married Mary Linn by Banns 2 Sep 1745. Thomas himself was baptized 22 Apr 1711 at Rugeley the son of William and Sarah Welch. Thomas and Mary Welch had five children

Sarah baptized 28 Jun 1747 at Rugeley

Mary baptized 8 Apr 1753 at Rugeley

John (as above)

Ann baptized 26 Dec 1758 at Rugeley

Susannah baptized 3 May 1761 at Rugeley

Since they had four daughters John was the only Welch to baptize children in the next generation at Rugeley.

The marriage of William and Sarah Welch does not appear to be at Rugeley; William was buried there 20 Apr 1713.

A few Welch entries from the Parish Register up to 1718:

Service    Day-month    Year    Surname,forename    Information
Marriage    30 Dec    1675    Welch, Richard    Margery Litton
Baptism    22 Apr    1711    Thomas    S William & Sarah Welch
Baptism    24 Jan    1713    Welch, Winifred    D William & Sarah Welch, posthumous
Burial    26 Dec    1712    Welch, Mary    D William Welch
Burial    20 Apr    1713    Welch, William   
Baptism    10 Oct    1714    Welch, Anne    D Mr. Henry & Anne Welch
Marriage    4 Nov    1717    Welch, Edith    Thomas Harvey, banns
Baptism    16 Jan    1717    Welch, John    Bastard son of Sarah Welch

The Welch family is found there as noted in 1675 and again the entries after 1713 which appear to be a different family from the William and Sarah Welch grouping from 1711 to 1713.

I had expected to find a lot of Welch families on the IGI in the area but the only one I found was a William Welch baptized  21 Jul 1666 at Farewell Staffordshire and the son of John Welch and that was between 1650 and 1690 in Staffordshire. Expanding that to Warwick I found two more entries - one at Wormleighton in 1664  and one at Claverdon in 1680. Leicester had no baptismal entries. Shropshire had one in 1690 at Bishops Castle.

I transcribed the land tax assessments for Rugeley and did not find any indication of my Welch family in those entries in 1783 and 1813.

        Names of Proprietors            Names of Occupiers            Names of
Year    Number    Forename    Surname    Suffix    Forename    Surname    Suffix    Estates/houses
1813    1    Lord    Curzon        Lord    Curzon        Trigs
1813    2    Lord    Curzon        Lord    Curzon        Land
1813    3    Lord    Curzon        Lord    Curzon        Woods
1813    4    Lord    Curzon        Lord    Curzon        Sharps
1813    5    Lord    Anson        Lord    Curzon        P. Pennells
1813    6    Lord    Anson        Lord    Curzon        Palmers
1813    7    Lord    Anson        Lord    Curzon        William Pennells
1813    8    Lord    Anson        Lord    Curzon        Rileys
1813    9    Lord    Anson        Lord    Curzon        Bankes
1813    10    Mr.    Nixon        Lord    Curzon        Nixons
1813    11    Earl    Talbot        Lord    Curzon        William Pennells
1813    12    Lord    Curzon        Lord    Curzon        Landers Land
1813    13    Lord    Curzon        Lord    Curzon        Landers Land
1813    14    Lord    Curzon        Colonel    Madan        Turners Land
1813    15    Lord    Anson        Mr.    Barker        Forge
1813    16        School        Mr.    Barker        Land
1813    17    Mr.    Barker        Mr.    Barker        Acid Work
1813    18    Mr.    Barker        Mr.    Barker        Land
1813    19        School        Reverend Mr.    Clarke        House and environs
1813    20        School        Reverend Mr.    Clarke        Norths
1813    21        School        Reverend Mr.    Clarke        Wards
1813    22        School        Reverend Mr.    Clarke        Moor and Hodgley
1813    23        School        Reverend Mr.    Clarke        Palmers
1813    24        School        Reverend Mr.    Clarke        Woods
1813    25    Reverend Mr.    Inge        Reverend Mr.    Inge        Land
1813    26    Lord    Anson        Reverend Mr.    Inge        Church dale
1813    27    Lord    Anson        Reverend Mr.    Inge        Cowpasture
1813    28    Lord    Anson        Reverend Mr.    Inge        Front Leasow
1813    29    Mr.    Watson        Mr.    Watson        Home & Land
1813    30    Mr.    Armishaw        Mr.    Watson        Land
1813    31    Mr.    Pickering        Mr.    Watson        House and environs
1813    32    Mr.    Pickering        Mr.    Watson        Marshes
1813    33    Mr.    Pickering        Mr.    Watson        Norries
1813    34    Miss    Hopkins        William    Cheshire        House and environs
1813    35    Mr.    Hodson        William    Deakin        Houses
1813    36    Mrs.    Brittain        Mr.    Bullock        Shop and Yard
1813    37    Mrs.    Hitchock        Mrs.    Hitchcock        Land
1813    38    Lord    Anson        Mrs.    Hitchcock        Wiltons
1813    39    Lord    Anson        Mrs.    Hitchcock        Cow pasture
1813    40    Lord    Anson        Mrs.    Hitchcock        Chantry croft
1813    41    Lord    Anson        Mrs.    Cotton        Land and Garden
1813    42    Lord    Anson        Mr.    Hodson        Cappers
1813    43    Lord    Anson        Mr.    Hodson        Church field
1813    44    Lord    Anson        Mr.    Hodson        Upfield
1813    45    Lord    Anson        Mr.    Hodson        Harleys
1813    46    Mr.    Hodson        Mr.    Hodson        House
1813    47    Mr.    Bickley        Mr.    Bishop        House
1813    48    Samuel    Ruskton        Richard    Bramdrick        House
1813    49    Samuel    Ruskton        Andrew    Shawyer        House
1813    50    Lord    Anson        Benjamin    Sleigh        House and Land
1813    51    Lord    Anson        William    Woolley        House
1813    52    Lord    Anson        James    Richards        House
1813    53    Lord    Anson        James    Richards        Land
1813    54    James    Richards        James    Richards        Land
1813    55    Lord    Anson        Mr.    Wilson        House
1813    56    Lord    Anson        Mr.    Bennet        House
1813    57    Lord    Anson        Mr.    Bennet        Land
1813    58    Lord    Anson        Mr.    Ottey        House
1813    59    Lord    Anson        Mr.    Ottey        Land
1813    60    Lord    Anson        Mr.    Turner        House
1813    61    Lord    Anson        Miss    Barber        House and Land
1813    62    Lord    Anson        Thomas    Cheshire        Hempholme
1813    63    Earl    Uxbridge        Thomas    Cheshire        House and Land
1813    64    Miss    Barber        Thomas    Cheshire        Land
1813    65    Mr.    Godwin        Mrs.    Wyley        House
1813    66    Mr.    Walters        Mr.    Walters        House
1813    67        School        Joseph    Ward        House
1813    68    Mrs.    parkyns        Samuel    Rushton        House
1813    69    Mrs.    Parkyns        John    Howkins        House
1813    70    Lord    Anson        Thomas    Lenton        House
1813    71    Lord    Anson        Ann    Harriman        House
1813    72    Lord    Anson        Ann    Chinnock        House
1813    73    Lord    Anson        Thomas    Ray        House and Land
1813    74    Lord    Anson        Mrs.    Wootton        House and Land
1813    75    Lord    Anson        Mr.    Bickley        House and environs
1813    76    Lord    Anson        Mr.    Bickley        Corn Mills
1813    77    Lord    Anson        Mr.    Bickley        Land
1813    78    Lord    Anson        Mr.    Bickley        Malt house
1813    79    Lord    Anson        Mr.    Bickley        Taylors Croft
1813    80        School        Mr.    Bickley        House
1813    81    Mr.    Bickley        Mr.    Bickley        Land
1813    82    Lord    Anson        Thomas    Higgit        House
1813    83    Lord    Anson        John    Hillige        House and Land
1813    84    Earl    Uxbridge        Mr.    Woolley        House
1813    85    Thomas    Capper        Samuel    Devol        Houses
1813    86    James    Richards        Joseph    Richards        House
1813    87    Mr.    Lakin        Moses    Lakin        House
1813    88        School        Mr.    Simpson        House
1813    89    Earl    Talbot        Mrs.    Birttain        Land
1813    90    Lord    Anson        Mrs.    Brittain        Land
1813    91    Lord    Anson        Mrs.    Armishaw        House
1813    92    Lord    Anson        Mrs.    Armishaw        House
1813    93    Earl    Talbot        Mrs.    Masters        House and Land
1813    94    Earl    Talbot        Mrs.    Masters        Hays
1813    95    Earl    Talbot        Mrs.    Masters        Riddings
1813    96    Earl    Talbot        Mrs.    Masters        Bayenhill
1813    97    Earl    Talbot        Mrs.    Masters        Great Meadow
1813    98    Lord    Anson        Mrs.    Masters        Land
1813    99    Lord    Anson        William    Lawley        House
1813    100    Lord    Anson        Richard    Johnson        House
1813    101    Lord    Anson        Mr.    Mursh        Mill Meadow
1813    102    Lord    Anson        Thomas    Capper        House
1813    103    Thomas    Capper        3    Houses        Halmans Lane
1813    104    Lord    Anson        Mr.    Godwin        Moor
1813    105    Mr.    Godwin        Mr.    Godwin        House
1813    106    Mr.    Godwin        Mr.    Godwin        Land
1813    107    Reverend Mr.    Brandley        Mr.    Dickenson        Great Tithe
1813    108    Lord    Anson        Mr.    Dickenson        Farm
1813    109    Mr.    Dickenson        Mr.    Dickenson        Landors Land
1813    110    Mr.    Parkes        Mrs.    Robinson        House
1813    111    Mr.    Parkes        Mr.    Salisbury        House and Land
1813    112    Lord    Anson        Mr.    Palmer        Bradley Moor
1813    113    Mr.    Banks        Mr.    Banks        Land
1813    114    Lord    Anson        Mr.    Banks        House and Land
1813    115    Lord    Anson        Mr.    Banks        Leas Land
1813    116    Lord    Anson        Mr.    Moxon        Land
1813    117    Mr.    Moxon        Mr.    Moxon        Land
1813    118        School        Samuel    Watson        House
1813    119    Mrs.    Parkyns        Capper and Momford        Houses
1813    120    Mr.    Ottey        H    Richardson        House
1813    121    Mr.    Ottey        Holt and  Myat        Houses
1813    122    Lord    Anson        Mrs.    Averne        Land
1813    123    Lord    Anson        Mr.    Hawkins        Land
1813    124        School        Mr.    Hawkins        House
1813    125    Mr.    Nixon        Mr.    Nixon        Land
1813    126    Mr.    Scragg        Mrs.    Gilbert        House
1813    127    Samuel    Watson        Samuel    Webb        House
1813    128    Mr.    Thacker        Mrs.    Thacker        House
1813    129    Mrs.    Simpson        Mrs.    Simpson        House
1813    130    Mrs.    Simpson        George    Cheshire        House
1813    131    Mr.    Jones        Mrs.    Fletcher        House
1813    132    Mr.    Jones        William    Hawley        House
1813    133    Lord    Anson        Richard    Hill        House
1813    134    Lord    Anson        Mr.    Pennell        House and Land
1813    135    Lord    Anson        Mr.    Pennell        Wiltons
1813    136    Lord    Anson        Mr.    Pennell        Leas Land
1813    137    Earl    Talbot        Mr.    Stones        House and Land
1813    138    Earl    Talbot        Mr.    Stones        Land
1813    139    Lord    Anson        Mr.    Stones        Oxpasture
1813    140    Lord    Anson        Mr.    Fortescue        House and Land
1813    141    Lord    Anson        Mr.    Fortescue        Hodgley piece
1813    142    Lord    Anson        Mr.    Fortescue        Barlors Moor
1813    143    Lord    Anson        Mr.    Brassington        6 acres Broad Meadow
1813    144    Lord    Anson        Mr.    Twiner        House
1813    145    Lord    Anson        J    Stevenson        House
1813    146    Lord    Anson        J    Stevenson        Land
1813    147    George    Hunt        George    Hunt        Houses
1813    148    Mr.    Powers        Mr.    Powers        Houses
1813    149    Colwich    poor        Mr.    Foster        Land
1813    150    Mr.    Smith        Mr.    Smith        Barn and Croft
1813    151    Mr.    Smith        Mr.    Smith        Land
1813    152    Mrs.    Blood        Mrs.    Blood        House and Land
1813    153    Mr.    Hickin        Mr.    Hickin        Land
1813    154    Lord    Anson        Mr.    Hickin        Land
1813    155    Earl    Talbot        Mrs.    Seale        House and Land
1813    156    Earl    Uxbridge        S.    Harriman        House
1813    157    Earl    Uxbridge        John    Myat        House
1813    158    Earl    Uxbridge        William    Bennison        House
1813    159    Miss    Birch        Miss    Birch        House and Land
1813    160    Miss    Birch        Miss    Bir        Dawcome
1813    161    Earl    Talbot        Earl    Talbot        House and Land
1813    162    Earl    Talbot        Earl    Talbot        Land Above Coppice
1813    163    Earl    Talbot        Earl    Talbot        Land below Coppice
1813    164    Earl    Talbot        Mr.    Farmers        House and Land
1813    165    Earl    Talbot        Mr.    Ward        House
1813    166    Earl    Talbot        Benjamin    Lead        Land
1813    167    Earl    Talbot        Mr.    Birch        Land
1813    168    Earl    Talbot        John    Salt        Land
1813    169    Earl    Talbot        Thomas    Rowley        Land
1813    170    Earl    Talbot        Mr.    Glover        Cloddy Croft
1813    171    Earl    Talbot        John    Clarke        House
1813    172    Mr.    Ottey        Benjamin    Lead        House
1813    173    Mr.    Ottey        Mr.    Ottey        House
1813    174        School        Mr.    Ottey        House
1813    175    Mr.    Birch        Mr.    Birch     Sen    Leasors
1813    176    Mr.    Birch        Mr.    Birch     Sen    House and Garden
1813    177    Mr.    Birch        Mr.    Birch     Sen    Godwins
1813    178    Mr.    Birch        Mr.    Birch     Sen    Holts
1813    179    Mr.    Timmis        Mr.    Timmis        House
1813    180    Earl    Talbot        John    Jones        Land
1813    181    Earl    Talbot        John    Cox        Meadow
1813    182    Reverend Mr.    Clarke        Late C    Hays        Land
1813    183    Earl    Uxbridge        Earl    Uxbridge        Land and Colliery
1813    184    Earl    Uxbridge        Earl    Uxbridge        Cottages
1813    185    Earl    Uxbridge        Earl    Uxbridge        Harways
1813    186    Earl    Uxbridge        Earl    Uxbridge        Smiths
1813    187    Earl    Uxbridge        Earl    Uxbridge        Late Arblasters
1813    188    Earl    Uxbridge        Earl    Uxbridge        John Brown
1813    189    Earl    Uxbridge        Joseph    Smith        House and Land
1813    190    Earl    Uxbridge        Hamilton    Bradbury        House and Land
1813    191    Earl    Uxbridge        Mark    Richards        House and Land
1813    192    Earl    Uxbridge        Joseph    Moor        House and Land
1813    193    Earl    Uxbridge        John    Monk        House and Land
1813    194    Earl    Uxbridge        Richard    Arblaster        House and Land
1813    195    Earl    Uxbridge        Richard    Benton        House and Land
1813    196    Earl    Uxbridge        Thomas    Carr        House and Land
1813    197    Earl    Uxbridge        James    Craddock        House and Land
1813    198    Earl    Uxbridge        Mr.    Benton        House and Land
1813    199    Earl    Uxbridge            Roebotham        House and; Land
1813    200    Earl    Uxbridge        Thomas    Crutchley        House and Land
1813    201    Earl    Uxbridge        John    Jones        House and Land
1813    202    Earl    Uxbridge        Richard    Whitaker        House and Land
1813    203    Earl    Uxbridge        Thomas    Lycett        House and Land
1813    204    Earl    Uxbridge        George    Benton        House and Land
1813    205    Earl    Uxbridge        Richard    Walker        House and Land
1813    206    Earl    Uxbridge        John    Rushton        House and Land
1813    207    Earl    Uxbridge        Harold    Godwin        House and Land
1813    208    Earl    Uxbridge        John    Hulse        House and Land
1813    209    Earl    Uxbridge        Thomas    Hill        House and Land
1813    210    Earl    Uxbridge        Ann    Tooth        House and Land
1813    211    Mr.    Vickers        Mrs.    Vickers        House and Land
1813    212    Lord    Anson        Mrs.    Vickers        Land
1813    213    Lord    Anson            Gardems        Land
1813    214    Mr.    Barker        Mr.    Barker        Roleing Mill
1813    215    Mr.    Barker        C    James        Land
1813    216    Senior William    Wolsley        Mrs.    Allcock        Land
1813    217    Senior William    Wolsley        Mrs.    Allcock        Millers
1813    218    Mr.    Fernihough        Mr.    Fernihough        Land
1813    219    Mr.    Bullock        Mr.    Bullock        Land
1813    220        School        Mr.    Bullock        Land
1813    221    George    Phillips        George    Phillips        land
1813    222    Mr.    Palmer        Mr.    Palmer        Land
1813    223    Mr.    Brandrick        Mr.    Brandrick        Land
1813    224    John    Waddams        John    Waddams        Land
1813    225    Mr.    Hatfield        Mr.    Hatfield        Houses
1813    226    Mr    Landon        Mr.    Landon        Land
1813    227        School        Mr.    Sharrod        Land
1813    228    Lord    Anson        William    Wood        House and Land
1813    229        School            Hillige        Land
1813    230        School        John    Lander        Land
1813    231        School        Robert    Lead        Land
1813    232        School        Mr.    Bishop        Land
1813    233    Lord    Anson        Mr.    Foster        Land
1813    234    Mr.    Birch        Mr.    Hammond        Land
1813    235    Mr.    Collet        Mr.    Collet        Land
1813    236    Stephen    Townsend        Stephen    Townsend        Land
1813    237    Thomas    Rowley        Thomas    Rowley        Land
1813    238    Alexander    Wood        Alexander    Wood        House
1813    239    John    Sturtin        John    Sturtin        House
1813    240    Miss    Ottey        William    Barker        Land
1813    241    Mr.    Turner        John    Pool        House
1813    242    Thomas    Cross        Thomas    Cross        House
1813    243    Brereton    Colliery        Brereton    Colliery        Land
1813    244    Richard    Bradbury        Richard    Bradbury        House
1813    245        School        Robert    Wilcock        House
1813    246    Mrs.    Littlewood        Mrs.    Littlewood        House
1813    247    Proprietors of     Canal        Proprietors of     Canal        Warf Buildings
1813    248    Miss    Glover and Co        Miss     Glover and Co        Foundry Buildings
1813    249    Lord    Curzon        Lord    Curzon        House, Garden and environs
1813    250    Lord    Curzon        Lord    Curzon        Tomkinsons
1813    251    Lord    Curzon        Lord    Curzon        Falkners
1813    252    Lord    Curzon        Lord    Curzon        Brund Hill
1813    253    Lord    Curzon        Lord    Curzon        Harveys
1813    254    Lord    Curzon        Lord    Curzon        Ansons
1813    255    Lord    Curzon        Lord    Curzon        Leas
1813    256    Lord    Curzon        Lord    Curzon        Hines
1813    257    Lord    Curzon        Lord    Curzon        Stable croft
1813    258    Lord    Curzon        Lord    Curzon        Ashley
1813    259    Lord    Curzon        Lord    Curzon        Coxes
1813    260    Lord    Curzon        Lord    Curzon        Mr. Sneyds
1813    261    Lord    Curzon        Lord    Curzon        Bullocks Moor
1813    262    Lord    Curzon        Lord    Curzon        Red Brook and Westons
1813    263    Mr.    Hitchcock        Mr.    Hitchcock        House and Land
1813    264    Mr.    Hitchcock        Mr.    Hitchcock        Land
1813    265    Mr.    Hitchcock        Mr.    Hitchcock        Olditon
1813    266    Mr.    Hitchcock        Mr.    Hitchcock        Lowes
1813    267    Mr.    Hitchcock        Mr.    Hitchcock        Heaths
1813    268    Mr.    Hitchcock        Mr.    Hitchcock        Ashleys
1813    269    Mr.    Hitchcock        Mr.    Hitchcock        Smiths
1813    270    Mr.    Hitchcock        Mr.    Hitchcock        Birds
1813    271    Mr.    Hitchcock        Mr.    Hitchcock        Floyers
1813    272    Mr.    Cotton        Mrs.    Cotton        Bickleys
1813    273    Mr.    Cotton        Mrs.    Cotton        House and environs
1813    274    Mr.    Palmer        Hawkins & Pool            Houses
1813    275    Junior    Clubb        William    Rowley        Houses
1813    276    Senior William    Clubb        William    Wootton        Houses
1813    277    Thomas    Brown        William    Rogers        House
1813    278    Mrs.    Brown        Mr.    Chullenor        House
1813    279    Mr.    Dawes        Mr.    Dawes        House
1813    280    Mrs.    Barber        Mrs.    Barber        House
1813    281    Mrs.    Barber        Mrs.    Barber        House
1813    282    Reverend Mr.    Inge        Reverend Mr.    Inge        House and Glebe Land
1813    283    Hannah    Parker        Hannah    Parker        House
1813    284    John    Holt        J    Pinson        House
1813    285    Mr.    Seale        William    Mayham        House
1813    286    Mr.    Jackson        Mr.    Kitterige        House
1813    287    Mr.    Jackson        Mr.    Kitterige        Chanty croft
1813    288    Mr.    Jackson        Mr.    Kitterige        Inclose
1813    289    Mr.    Jackson        Mr.    Kitterige        Land
1813    290    Mr.    Jackson        Mr.    Kitterige        Smiths
1813    291    Mr.    Jackson        Mr.    Kitterige        Thomas Hatfield
1813    292    Mrs.    Phillips        Mrs.    Phillips        House
1813    293    Mrs.    Phillips        Miss     Masters        House
1813    294    Mrs.    Phillips        Thomas    Hill        House and Land
1813    295    Mrs.    Phillips        John    Pennell        House
1813    296    Mr.    Brittain        Mr.    Brittain        House and Land
1813    297    Mr.    Brittain        John    Higgit        Houses
1813    298    Mr.    Lea        Mr.    Masters        Moors
1813    299    Mr.    Lea        Mr.    Banks        Moors
1813    300    Mr.    Lea        William    Brooks        House and Land
1813    301    Mrs.    Emery        John    Palmer        House and Land
1813    302    Mr.    Nixon        Mr.    Nixon        House and Land
1813    303    Mr.    Nixon        Mr.    Nixon        Brogans Lake
1813    304    Mrs.    Allcock        Mr.    Waddams        House
1813    305    Mr.    Hawkins        Mr.    Hawkins        House
1813    306    Mr.    Powell        Mr.    Powell        House
1813    307    William    Smytheman        Christopher    Tunstall        House
1813    308    Mrs.    Lakin        Mrs.    Lakin        House
1813    309    Mr.    Moxon        Mr.    Moxon        House
1813    310    Mr.    Moxon        Mr.    Boebotham        House
1813    311    Mr.    Hill        Mr.    Hill        House
1813    312    General    Avarne        General    Avarne        House
1813    313    General    Avarne        General    Avarne        Hell and Ashley
1813    314    General    Avarne        Mr.    Wood        House and Land
1813    315    General    Avarne        Mr.    Wood        Brindleys
1813    316    General    Avarne        Mr.    Pegg        House
1813    317    John    Tooth        William    Smytheman        House
1813    318    William    Holt        Samuel    Nixon        House
1813    319    Edward    Wollason        Edward    Wollason        House
1813    320    Mrs.    Sharp        Mrs.    Sharp        House
1813    321    Thomas    cox        Thomas    Cox        House
1813    322    Mr.    Ottey        John    Cordwell        House
1813    323    Mr.    Ottey        Mrs.    Moor        House
1813    324    James    Holt        James    Holt        House
1813    325    James    Holt            Nixons        House
1813    326    James    Holt            Hills        House
1813    327    James    Holt            Watsons        House
1813    328    Mr.    Pennell        Mr.    Pennell        Rileys Land
1813    329    Mr.    Penne..        Mr.    Hammond        House and Land
1813    330    G    Stevenson        G    Stevenson        House
1813    331    G    Stevenson        G    Stevenson        Tophams
1813    332    Mr.    Sanders        John    Cox        Land
1813    333    Mr.    Smith        Mr.    Ohey        House and Land
1813    334    Mrs.    Benton        William    Gee        House and Land
1813    335    Mr.    Riley        Mr.    Riley        Cresswells Land
1813    336    Mr.    Riley        Mr.    Riley        Astburys
1813    337    Mr.    Riley        Mr.    Riley        Leacrofts
1813    338    Mr.    Riley        Mr.    Riley        Malthouse
1813    339    Mr.    Riley        Mr.    Riley        Barlors Moor
1813    340    Mr.    Lightwoods        Mr.    Dawson        Meadow
1813    341    Mr.    Lightwoods        Mr.    Dawson        Brindleys
1813    342    Mr.    Lightwoods        Mr.    Dawson        Pollards
1813    343    Mr.    Lightwoods        Mr.    Dawson        Robinsons
1813    344    John    Wood        William    Wood        House

There are a few interesting entries that I will mention later for other families.

To continue with the Welch family, I probably need a bit of serendipity and perhaps that will be forthcoming my next research day on the Welch family.