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copyright Apr 1999 Janet Reakes. Every Sunday morning on British BBC radio, the bells of St. Peters church in Evercreech, Somerset, peel out, heralding yet another Sabbath day.
This claim to national fame is perhaps the only thing that the East Somerset village can boast about, yet virtually unrecognised, is the parish's contribution to record keeping. The Evercreech parish registers were commenced in 1540 and therefore rank as the second oldest set in Somerset.
In 1538, Henry Vlllth commanded the church to record the major three events of a person's life - his christenings, marriage and burial. Family historians can thank the royalist obedience of the Evercreech parish minister of that time, for commencing his registers shortly after the injunction was issued. When other rulers re-iterated the injunction in 1547 and 1588, Evercreech already had a fine record of local events.
During the civil war 4Evercreech was a royalist stronghold, since the nobleman of the village, Sir Robert Hopwood was a principal commander in the King's Army.
The registers themselves make no reference to the civil war and continue uninterrupted during that period. From 1653 to 1660, the records nationally were kept by a registrar or preacher appointed by the Government. James Dugdale, the vicar during this time managed to keep the records safe, but a change in the information recorded in the registers from 1653 until 1660 does suggest that someone else had control of the input since for the first time, birthdates were included with baptisms.
Probably due to the need for soldiers in the civil war,the number of marriages in the 1640s averaged only two a year. The Great Plague of 1665/6 seemed to cause little effect in the village since burials remained virtually constant in number, averaging about fifteen a year.
The major problem connected with the registers is the unfortunate jump in the registers of about 15yrs, and the subsequent loss of about 250 unrecorded christenings, between 1675 and 1690. When a new vicar was appointed in 1690 the entries were once again maintained giving descendants of the villagers a set of parish registers covering a time period of four hundred and forty three years, virtually unbroken from today back to 1540.
When Marian Lane was buried on the 30th July, 1540, she had the dubious honour of being the first registered person in the parish registers of Evercreech.
Nothing else is known about Marain, her age, parentage, or even if she was only a Lane by marriage. Notwithstanding, her' entry was the first for many generations for the Lane family. In fact, many of the families in Evercreech whose roots commenced in those early days can relate to the Lanes.
My own ancestor, Ralph Lane, the son of Ralph Lane, was baptised in 1545. The eldest child of Ralph Hobbes, however, had the honour of being the first child recorded as being christened in the parish. Henry Poynten's daughter was baptised on the l0th of September and a marriage performed on the 27th September. These early, partly obliterated entries introduce the future generations of Evercreech people. Of their families only the Lanes and the Poyntens continue in the registers for any length of time.
The first complete entries in the registers start with the baptism of Richard Clipson in December 1540, followed by other famous early names of Evercreech -Furher, Pippert, Frye, Penny, Haise and Brodderibe. Each name appears regularly for the next few~hundred years, but some of these disappeared completely from the registers, either through moving, or dying.
The registers include entries for several 'old maids' The one often quoted is for Jone Britten , ' a maiden as she , affirmed of the age of 100 years.' Since she was buried in 1588 she could have been one of the earliest residents mentioned. Her surname does not appear very often in the registers however. 'Galfridus Underwood nuptus fuit Ellinora Piper filia Ricardi Piper pochia de Everchrich quart die May Ano Piede.' The entries in the register appear chronologically, regardless of the type of ordinance performed. Later, the records were divided annually into their respective categories. As the different Acts were passed governing the keeping of parish registers, separate books for each ordinance were kept. The actual content of the registers is of great interest. Naturally, the quality of the recorded information is only as good as the clerk or vicar who made the notes. Until 1630 christening entries recorded only the father's name, yet some of the marriages as with Jeffrey Underwoods, above, give details of the bride's father. From 1760 onwards, birth dates were occasionally entered with the baptism date, and ages were included in the burials, whereas previously only a parish or occupation ,or relationship was given. Unfortunately, not many vicars recorded all of this in the one entry. Nevertheless, the records improve from the 1760s onwards, in terms of genealogical value. In 1812, with another change of law, a separate register for christenings was ordered. The benefit being the additional information required of the father's abode and occupation. Reverend John West's appointment improved the quality of the record keeping considerably. He made a point of cross-referencing burial entries with marriage and christening dates, and invariably added the names of the parents of young married women who died, giving us a clue of their maiden names. He also added other interesting titbits: Of great genealogical benefit was his inclusion of the new child's position in the family, whether firstborn, seventh son, or fourth child. Often he added other details: 'John Hinks the son of John and Charlotte Hinks , publicly received into the church at the time of his father's funeral. Privately baptised. John Hinks and his wife were at the time at his wife's father's home, Edward March's ,Bagbury,.. John Hinks was a labourerer and pensioner of Doulting. The father of the baby) died at Bagbury , February, 20 and buried February 1831. Reverend West's retirement was a sad loss to the genealogist. Succeeding vicars recorded only the necessary details. The beautiful hand writing, and meticulous entries were past. Unfortunately, the golden era of record keeping was over. Casbert Rossitter fathered twenty children from three marriages, and thus becomes the greatest contributor of Evercreech villagers. Several families had ten or more children. William Steeds and his wife Ann produced the most children in a single marriage,having had fifteen. A note in the parish books stated that the Mullins family were the largest in 1811. But it was the Reakes family who could be credited with the most family groups than any other. A total of over a hundred separate family units lived in Evercreech at some time since the the arrival of William & Mary Reakes into the parish about 1660. But other than their numbers, the Reakes family were not socially prominent citizens, their occupations being mainly thatchers, butchers and farmers. Intermarriage with many of the other vil1agers means that most Evercreech family trees have some connection with the Reakes line. A few notably rich and socially prominent families resided in Evercreech. Lord James Talbot, Peer of Ireland and his wife the Dowager Ann Lady Talbot had four daughters, whose weddings would have been the social events of the year, judging by the many signatures on their wedding entries. Earlier prominent families were the Rodbards, Dugdales, Hopwoods, Hayes & Cozens. Memorials to these early Evercreech citizens are hung in the church. But regardless of class, private pews, and private baptisms, all of the villagers appear recorded alongside each other The longest name recorded belongs to 2yr-old Emma Maud Amelia Paul Adele Ursula Lily Gertrude Bucknole, who was buried in 1879. Normally, children were christened with only one name until the 1800s when it became fashionable, nationally, to endow offspring with two Christian names, or occasionally a Christian name followed by a mother's maiden name as in the case of John Reakes Carter the son of William Carter and Mary Reakes. The most popular Christian names were William, Elizabeth, John and Ann, although Raffe (or Ralph) was an early popular name that disappeared from general use about the 1600s. Agnes, Joan, and Alice were favourite early girl’s names, which also dropped out of fashion. Many families passed pet names down. The Thomas family repeatedly used Richard, (H)Anna, Nicholas and Grace, while the names George and Sarah were passed down for at least five generations in my own Reakes line. Ancrett, Casbert, Flower, Tabitha, Temperance, Giles, Melliar, Albyn, Cornelius, Theophillia, Seward, Colston, Virgin and Champion are some of the more unusual names appearing in the registers. Although, Biblical, Royal and names of general accepted use such as Harriet Catherine, Walter and Frances were more than often chosen. It was not uncommon to repeat a name 'in' a family ,when the child bearing it died. Jeffrey Underwood desperately wanted a son called William. He ended up with six sons called William - all of whom died as infants. Abel Jessop (1715) was the fourth Abel Jessop to have been born in the village, and desired a son to continue the tradition. He eventually had three sons, all called Abel, since the first two died as infants. Accents, pronounciation and the lack of uniformed spelling caused surnames to vary throughout the years. The name Poynten (1540) goes to Poyntween (1622) Poyntwine (1662) to Poyntin (1757) and Pointin (1801) to the eventual Pointing in 1819. The Dukes/Jukes/Dupe/Dupes and Jupes Family had their name entered in any and all of the pre-mentioned forms. The seven sons of the Pitter family were christened as Pitter but married as Spitter. Evidences of people still existing in the area without surnames are found in the early registers: ' 1544 - was baptised Alice of Barrowe ,daughter of John of Barrowe. 1548 - was buried Thomas of Barowe (sic.) 1548 - was married Henry Peny(sic) to Jone of Barrowe. Occasionally - but chiefly in the early registers, -a family changed names. John Lane was known as Lane alias Mathews. In 1672 he and his wife Susannah had a son James Lane, who was christened and buried. The following year another son James was born and christened as James the son of John & Susannah Mathews. The most common surnames found in the parish registers include: Furber, Mullins, Reakes, Gane, Penny, Lane, Boyce, Allen and Rossitter, all of which remain unchanged from their earliest mentions. At one time the silk factories in Shapway Lane, Evercreech and in nearby Milton Clevedon, employed many of the villagers. But the main occupations of the inhabitants of Evercreech throughout the ages would be as farmers and agricultural labourers. The very first recorded occupation in the parish register is of a weaver called Raffe Lane who was buried in 1544. Alice Bryce was marrying Raffe Churchouse in 1555 when she was employed as a servant to Raffe Hannam. Margaret Raynall, a servant to Thomas Frye, died in 1555. Up until 1561 occupations were often recorded at the time of death. In the first twenty years, 14 husbandmen, 7 servants, 6 labourers, a weaver, tailor and curate were buried. The new incumbent in 1561, elaborated his burials in to the area of relationship and residence and occupations were left unstated for many years. Even so, a glimpse at the type of occupations held by the villager can be picked up in the early 1800s from christening records and from cross-referencing the censuses with the parish registers. The existence of the silk mills in the area, during the 18OOs provided employment for many young girls. As these were also the years of exploiting child labour, children as young as nine are recorded in the censuses as being employed there as silk winders and weavers. The Milton Clevedon factory was sold in 1830. The Evercreech mill disappeared around the 1860s. The village from then on was deprived of an industry which had kept many of them employed. The opening of the railway in some way compensated, at least the men, for the lack of jobs. Although the railways also brought in many outsiders into the village, and also took away some of the families into other areas of work. Some of the more unusual occupations recorded in the village was as, a chimney sweep, a solicitor's writing clerk, a mole catcher, a printer, a page, a hawker, a straw bonnet maker, a cheese seller and a Pensioner of Bengal. A police constable was added to the village workforce by 1871 as well as the normal railway connected occupations such as signalmen, carmen, railway labourers, porters and coachmen. A postal service is first noted in the area with James Dawe as postman, the blacksmith doubling his duties to be another post man, and James Clifford as a 'post rural messenger' Doubling jobs was common. the grocer was formerly, ' a corporal of the royal rifles', and often innkeepers were also coopers, or butchers. The tide of employment changed with the opening & closing of the silk mills and with the advent of the railway. The latter added new blood in to the area, but changed the character of the village. Many families moved away and only remnants could be found still living there in 1881. Today, only a few of the early families are listed in the electoral rolls for the district. Rossitter, Reakes, Southway, Webb, Cox, and Chinnock are some of the names in the 1975 electoral roll that could claim descent back through the village parish registers for several generations. Tragedies can affect a family and , or, a village. Smallpox was one such cause of village concern, especially when it claimed the lives of fifteen people within six months, and most of those victims were children. Even earlier than November 1838, when the major plague was raging, occasional entries in the burial registers mention smallpox as a cause of death. One can only imagine the thoughts of the villagers about new scientific break-throughs in medicine, when two young girls died of 'smallpox through innoculation' Since the cause of death was not always included in the burial entries, it cannot be accurately ascertained how everyone died ,or how many were victims of smallpox. Deaths in childbirth certainly took its toll. Evidences of a young bride dying within a few years of marriage, often points to death through child bearing , or from a 'fever' connected with the birth.
1833 - Ann Backhouse wife of John Backhouse alias Rossiter, a barber, daughter of William and Keziah Boyce, 46yrs, (fever after childbirth). Ann left nine children for husband John to look after. He was only a worsted twister and Greenwich Pensioner so he would have had a struggle to support his family without a wife and the welfare assistance that we are allowed today. Infant mortality was more prevalent in days past, nevertheless, the death of an infant in many cases would have caused great despair. How more so tragic was it for the families who lost many children in infancy? An Early Evercreech family, Harry & Elizabeth Cozens lost eight children as babies, as well as a son and daughter aged twelve and ten. Edmund Penny and Betty had ten children but lost five as infants, one as a teenager and one aged twenty. Francis Pittard/Peters, lost five of his ten children in the one year of 1780. Two other children born later also died young. John Golledge fathered ten children from two marriages, but lost two of the daughters of his first marriage ,as infants. His wife also died bearing the youngest one, and then all four children of his second marriage died as babies. Only his eldest son lived. Even besides the epidemics, death in childbirth and infant mortality, tragedies occurred through accidents then as they do now. Sarah Bennett was only 23, when she died suddenly in an Attorney's office in Wells. Elizabeth Vaughan, 60, had cancer in the breast, a common cause of death even today. Two little boys were burnt to death and a work accident ki l led John Gane as he was loading timber onto a cart. He was only thirty-two and left a young wife and two little girls. My ancestor, Edward Reakes contacted rabies from his job as a thatcher. A strangulated hernia killed John Coles. Measles, apoplexy, paralysis, dropsy and the all encompassing 'visitations of God' claimed many victims. But there were also those unexplained deaths. Mary Rideout, who was found..' dead in a ditch'.. Could she have been perished through murder? And Mark Reakes's burial entry is intriguing. Aged only thirty, married with a family, Mark met his death in 1858 when he also was found dead in a field.
' ...the doctors after a post mortem examination, but not at the inquest, found a disorder about the heart which caused his death after penetration. ' James Brooks was also found dead in a field, but comments about his belonging to the poor house, insinuate suicide. Lucy Baker's death was certainly noted as such. She hung herself, through insanity. Emmanuel Hill was run over by a wagon, and Elisha Bendle died in the poor house after being burnt on the lime kiln at Evercreech. Another man was gored to death by a bull. The burial registers are full of these snippets of human tragedy. Some of the causes of death at that time, could be combated today by modern medicine, but the cancer, accidents, suicides and murders occur at any time. Elizabeth Maudley had the dubious honour of being the first single woman recorded in the registers as having her base born son, John, baptised in February 1570. From then, until some 310 years later, more than 340 illegitimate births were recorded. Illegitimacy didn't only affect offspring of single women; married women living in adulterous situations came in for a great deal of scorn in the registers. Some families repeated illegitimacy throughout several generations. Women appear in the registers,living in de-facto relationships, which are brought to light when their children are baptised. The conditions of those days where divorce was not available and the seeming lack of education could contribute to this situation, although Evercreech did have 'an endowed school for ten boys', and also a National School. Indeed several teachers, pupil teachers and school masters appear in the various censuses. Even in 1600 some sort of education
was being made available because: 'William Androwes, a scole master (sic) was buried.' The registers of Evercreech therefore reflect the character of the village, through the lives of its people. The fears of a wife dying in childbirth, then the anxiety over the health of the baby, are normally things we take for granted today. The growing pains associated with childhood and youth would basically be appreciated by us today, as well as the search for a spouse, the desire for a home, and the security of a good job. Having so many years recorded in the registers, whole families can be traced for generations, each person virtually living and dying in the valley, at the foot of the Mendips. Many other things could be analysed from the records, which are the second oldest set in Somerset. Literacy and accounting of how many spouses were not born in the parish are just two of the things which could be explored. As it is, the basic interest lies in the contents of the records and the stories behind them. Snippets of intriguing information recorded for posterity, promising a tragic or joyful tale if only one could complement them with newspaper reports.
'George the son of George & Ann Dupe, christened 31 May 1828, (he was one of twin brothers, the other died about 5 minutes after birth).
"Charles, son of William & Ann Reakes, a day labourer with a wooden leg.
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If anyone needed a valid reason for recording family history
as it happens this short glimpse into the Evercreech registers hopefully will encourage people to record details for posterity with as much information as possible. May we see more Reverend John West's amongst the record keepers of the past and present~ thereby producing a book worthy of its keeper.
Please note that all entries quoted are from the Evercreech parish registers. The following are footnotes with additional information.
1. J.1. Rowes unpublished manuscript on The History of Evercreech (undated- but approx 1945) held by the Somerset Record Office Taunton. (Copy held by myself). He has no reference sources but the date of 1292 comes from an entry valuing the church at nine marks.
2. For this thesis I have considered the time period 1540-1881, but of course the actual registers are up to 1983.
3. Edward VI & Elizabeth I re-iterated the injunction first brought out by Thomas Cromwell, the Vicar-General to Henry VIII, in 1538.
4. Commenced 1642.
5. A number of pages in Rowe's manuscript (see 1) tell Hopwood's history.
6. or by an existing incumbent if he was considered suitable or if the parish was in an out-of-the-way place.
?. Dugdale was vicar from 1619-1659, and was arrested by the Puritan Soldiers. He managed to keep from actually goin9 to jail, when local people fought off the Puritans.
8. The name in both cases was spelt Raffe.
9. The Lane family were even found resident there in the 1970s. The last known Poynten entry was made in 1854 when Susan Pointing 'a widow' died aged 87.
10. Son of John Clipson
11. The Churchouse family are a prime example. In 1653 the last
christening entered for this family was James the son of Ralph
and Ann. No further entries are recorded, yet 46 baptisms had
been counted til then, with 14 weddings and 27 burials. The
Churchouses were not necessarily prominent. Two died and were
referred to as 'poor '
12. An excellent example for anyone checking the Honeyfield family is when James Honeyfield was christened in 1829. He was ' born February 26 1828 and baptised 8 January 1829, the son of Robert and Rachel Honeyfield, their second child. At Evercreech. But Robert Honeyfield is at work at present in Yeovil'
13. Reverend Wests term of office was from 1825-1840.
14. Rodbard & Dugdale were at one time vicars in Evercreech. Cozens
& Hayes were churchwardens, although Hayes was also known as a
prominent merchant.
15. Born about 1700
16. Their mother suffered the fate of having the unusual christian
name of Theodosia which brought on the variations of Theophillia
Theophia and Theodocia.
Other examples of name changing include Bakehouse becoming
Backhouse; Roles, as Rolles &Rowles , and my own Reakes name
was recorded under: Raikes, Rex, Reeks and Ricks. Another familv who were living contemporaly to the Lane/Matthews ,was the Simes alias Davis family, who were
referred to as Simes or Davis or Simes alias Davis.
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18. In 1831Lewis's Topigraphical Dictionary states: Evercreech
has 1253 inhabitants...the manufacture of silk is carried on
to a considerable extent, furnishing employment to several
hundred persons ....
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19. 1841,51,61,71, and 1881 all copied and checked.
20. I hold a copy of the Bill of Sale. It was never re-opened,and
today is only a field.
21. Evidence from marriages for the twenty years of 1860-80 shows that 42 of the spouses came from other parishes in the county, and 13 spouses came from other counties.
22. Two other sons, William and Charles died at the ages of 33 and 21. A daughter, Mary, who married the local magistrate,William Rodbard, died in 1756 aged only 37.
23. A similar situation occurred for Casbert Rossiter, who was the father of twenty children. He lost four of them in 1813. William Keates who had 9 children lost 3 in 1849 and I in 1851.
24. Mary Ploughman the wife of Ambrose Tanner, co-habited with James Crocker to the horror of the local vicar, and subsequently had several children to James.Mary Oatley admitted to having had an adulterous relationship with Joseph Oatley whilst still married to Thomas Francis. Two children were christened in Evercreech, alongside which entries is the whole story surrounding their birth. Something Joseph Oatley tried to conceal.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
J.L. ROWE Unpublished manuscript. ' History of Evercreech' abt 80 pages . Original held at the Somerset Record Office. Taunton. Copy held by me.
Parish Registers of Evercreech are held by the Somerset County Record Office. And are also sold on fiche. I have a set. Transcriptions up until 1881 are also held by me.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS & THANKS
To Reverend Gordon Ridler, past incumbent of St.Peters(retired 1982); Somerset Record Office, Obridge Rd.,Taunton.
And the curate of the parish of Evercreech, who gave me the old photos included in this thesis.
MORE INDEXES TO COME
THIS IS A PARTIAL INDEX OF MARRIAGES
AIRIE RICHARD Father: AIRIE SIR GEORGE wife TALBOT HARRIET MARY father TALBOT HON.JAMES 1838
ALLEN CHARLES 27* Father: ALLEN JAMES wife HILL JANE 22 father HILL GEORGE 1860 CASTLE CARY
ALLEN EDWARD JAMES 25 Father: ALLEN JAMES wife FOWLER MARTHA ELIZA 19 father FOWLER ROBERT HENRY 1887
ALLEN HENRY 25 Father: ALLEN JAMES wife KEATES LOUISA 24 father KEATES WILLIAM 1852
ALLEN HENRY 35W Father: ALLEN JAMES wife ROLES SARAH 18 father ROLES WILLIAM 1860
ALLEN JAMES 26 Father: ALLEN CHARLES wife BUTLER EMILY JANE 19 father BUTLER JOHN 1860
ALLEN JAMES 27 Father: ALLEN JAMES wife FRY JANE 24 father FRY RICHARD 1857
ALLEN JAMES 22 Father: ALLEN WILLIAM wife RICHARDS MARYJANE HILL 27* father RICHARDS JOHN 1877 ALFORD
ALLEN JOHN 46 Father: ALLEN CHARLES wife WAINWRIGHT BESSIE 28 father WAINWRIGHT JOHN B.I 1889
ALLEN WILLIAM 30* Father: ALLEN WILLIAM wife ALLEN HARRIET HANN 32 father ALLEN GEORGE 1857 E.PENNARD
ANDREWS JOHN Father: ANDREWS RICHARD wife STRIDE ANN father STRIDE JAMES 1839
ANDREWS JOSEPH W Father: ANDREWS JAMES wife WICKHAM ANN W father G
ASHMAN PHILLIP 29* Father: ASHMAN
RICHARD wife HAWKINS SARAH F/A
father HAWKINS GEORGE 1858 MIDSOM NOR
ATKINS GEORGE 30 Father: ATKINS
JOHN wife ATKINS JANE F/A*
father ATKINS BENJAMIN 1873 ST PANCRAS
ATWELL WILLIAM 24 Father: ATWELL
WILLIAM wife GARLAND HANNAH 24
father GARLAND WILLIAM 1859
BABER RICHARD 58W* Father: BABER
WILLIAM wife DAVIS HARRIET 46W
father HOCKEY WILLIAM 1867
BABY JAMES 35 Father: BABY THOMAS
wife MULLINS SARAH 26 father
MULLINS ROBERT 1854
BACKHOUSE JOHN 23 Father:
wife EDWARDS JANE 19 father EDWARDS
JAMES 1867
BALCH SAMUEL 49W Father: BALCH
SAMUEL wife GARLAND ELIZABETH 45W
father MEADOM GEORGE 1864
BARBER JOHN 23 Father: BARBER EDWARD
wife COLES ELIZA 23 father
COLES THOMAS 1850
BARBER THOMAS EDWD 21 Father: BARBER
JOHN wife WARLOW ELIZABETH 27
father WARLOW THOMAS 1872
BARTLETT JOHN 27 Father: BARTLETT JOHN
wife GARLAND ANN 20 father GARLAND
WILLIAM 1849
BARTLETT JOHN 60W Father: BARTLETT JOHN
wife GARLAND ELIZABETH 52 W father
CROCKER JAMES 1847
BECKWITH HENRY JOHN 36* Father: BECKWITH
HENRY wife WADE ELIZABETH 27
father WADE ROBERT 1876 PARSONTOWN
BENNET ELISHA W Father: BENNETT
WILLIAM wife BUCK JANE
father BUCK JOHN 1840
BENNETT GEORGE 27 Father: BENNET
JOHN wife ALLEN SARAH ANN 21
father ALLEN WILLIAM 1868
BENNETT JAMES 21 Father: BENNETT
JAMES wife ROSSITER ELIZABETH 22
father ROSSITER JOHN 1856
BIGGAN JOSEPH 21 Father: BIGGAN
GEORGE wife REAKES SARAH 27
father REAKES WILLIAM 1860
BIGGAR THOMAS 21* Father: BIGGAR
JAMES wife VINING EMMA 25W
father BENNETT JAMES 1877 BRUTON
BISHOP SILVESTER 28 Father: BISHOP
JOHN wife EDWARDS EMILY 22
father EDWARDS JAMES 1873
BOND CYRUS 27* Father: BOND JOHN
wife REAKES SARAH 29 father
REAKES PETER 1880 GLASTONBURY
BOWN THOMAS F/A Father: BOWN
THOMAS wife STEEDS RACHEL F/A
father STEEDS WILLIAM 1854
BOYCE ALFRED 23 Father: BOYCE
WILLIAM wife FUSSELL PHOEBE 21
father FUSSELL JOB 1879
BOYCE CHARLES 46 W * Father: BOYCE
WILLIAM wife MILLER CHARLOTTE 35 W
father MILLER HOOPER 1846
BOYCE FREDERICK 23 Father: BOYCE
WILLIAM wife REAKES MARY ANN 23
father REAKES THOMAS 1870
BOYCE JAMES Father: BOYCE
WILLIAM wife ROSSITER HANNAH 26
father ROSSITER CASBERT 1838
BOYCE RICHARD 29 Father: BOYCE
WILLIAM wife BUTLER ANN AMELIA
25 father BUTLER JOHN 1860
BOYCE WILLIAM 22 Father: BOYCE
WILLIAM wife HUNT ELIZABETH ANN 21
father HUNT ISRAEL 1872
BRABNER THOS WESLEY 23* Father: BRABNER
JOHN wife REAKES ANNA ELIZA 25
father REAKES THOMAS 1881 NORTHAMPTON
BRAY WILLIAM 36 Father: BRAY GEORGE
wife LEAR ANN 43 W father WEBB WILLIAM
1862
BRINSON JOHN 22* Father: BRINSON WILLIAM
wife HILL ELIZABETH 24 father HILL
DANIEL 1855 OYSTERMOUT
BROWN CHAS EDWIN 24* Father: BROWN
THOMAS wife CLARKE MARGARET ANN
24 father CLARKE JOHN 1879 CASTLE CARY
BROWN CHAS JAMES 24 Father: BROWN
GEORGE wife REAKES MARYANN BOYC
25 father REAKES JOSEPH 1878
BROWN WM HANKIN 35* Father: BROWN
ALFRED wife REAKES ELIZABETH LAM
27 father REAKES PETER 1882 QUEEN CAMEL
BROWNE JAMES 30* Father: BROWNE
JOHN wife WATTS ELIZABETH 24
father WATTS GEORGE 1850 PYLLE
BUCK FREDERICK F/A Father: BUCK JOHN
wife RUSS ANN F/A father RUSS WILLIAM
1873
BUCK JOHN 52W Father: BUCK JOHN wife
SMART MARTHA 30W father 1869
BUCK JOHN 26 Father: BUCK JOHN wife
TARGET EMMA 20 father TARGET JOB
1867
BUCK JOHN Father: BUCK JOHN wife
WILCOX ELIZABETH * father WILCOX
GEORGE 1840 LEIGHONMENDI
BURTON LEVI 21 Father: BURTON THOMAS
wife SALMON FANNY 21
father SALMON JAMES 1865
BUSH WILLIAM 25 Father: BUSH JAMES
wife WEBB MARTHA ANN 25 father
WEBB RICHARD 1879
BUTLER JOHN 22 Father: BUTLER JOHN
wife PARFITT FANNY MARIA 10
father PARFITT JOSEPH 1857
CANDY WILLIAM 24 Father: CANDY
JOSEPH wife JUKES JANE ELIZABET 27
father JUKES CHARLES 1863
CARRY/CARY JOHN 38W Father: CARY
EMMANUAL wife MILLARD JANE 35
father MILLARD JAMES 1867
CARTER EDWARD 23 Father: CARTER
STEPHEN wife TARVILLE MARY JANE 21
father TARVILLE JOHN 1878
CARTER GEORGE BARBER F/A Father: CARTER
GEORGE wife FURBER MARY F/A
father FURBER WILLIAM 1855
CARTER ISAAC F/A* Father: CARTER JAMES
wife GOVER SARAH F/A
father GOVER CHARLES 1853 SHEPT MALL
CARTER JAMES 20 Father: CARTER
JOHN wife GADDIN ELLEN 31
father GADDIN WILLIAM 1860
CARTER JOHN REAKES 24 Father: CARTER
WILLIAM wife GOODHART JANE DUPE 25
father GOODHART JOHN 1856
CARTER THOMAS 21 Father: CARTER
GEORGE wife REAKES MARY 21
father REAKES JOHN 1863
CARTER WILLIAM 24 Father: CARTER
JOHN wife GREEN MARY ANN 26
father GREEN JOHN 1860
CARVER JAS CHANCELL 21 Father: CARVER
JAS CHANCELL wife LEWIS JANE 23
father LEWIS HENRY 1889
CARVER RICHARD WALT 23 Father: CARVER
JAMES wife HUTCHINS MARY JANE 28
father HUTCHINS THOMAS 1889
CARVER WM GEORGE 22 Father: CARVER
JAMES wife BASTION LUCY 21
father BASTION ALFRED 1884
CARY JOHN 29 Father: CARY EDMUND
wife GARLAND SARAH 23 father
GARLAND CHARLES 1857
CHALMERS JOHN 36 Father: CHALMERS JOHN
wife MARCH* LOUISA F/A W father
MARCH* THOMAS 1841
CHAPMAN JOHN 30 W* Father: CHAPMAN
ZACHARIAH wife BOYCE JANE 24
father BOYCE WILLIAM 1845 MONTECUTE
CHAPPEL SAMUEL 22 Father: CHAPPELL
JAMES wife PORTCH ANN 21
father PORTCH SAMUEL 1856
CHAPPELL JAMES 23 Father: CHAPPELL
JAMES wife CREED JANE 20
father CREED RICHARD 1850
CHINNOCK GEORGE 43 Father: CHINNOCK
HENRY wife ROSSITER JANE 41
father ROSSITER JOHN 1882
CHINNOCK JOHN 32* Father: CHINNOCK THOMAS
wife ASHFORD KEZIAH 21
father ASHFORD ALFRED 1877 DITCHEAT
CHINNOCK MARK 24 Father: CHINNOCK HENRY
wife NEWMAN SELINA 20
father NEWM,AN THOMAS 1867
CHIPPETT ROBERT 32 Father: CHIPPETT
JOHN wife REAKES ELIZA 18
father REAKES WILLIAM 1859
CHIPPETT THOMAS 21 Father: CHIPPETT
JOHN wife BENNETT MARY JANE 19
father BENNETT ELISHA 1863
CLARK JOSEPH F/A Father: CLARK
GEORGE wife LAMBERT MARTHA 19
father LAMBERT JAMES 1859
CLARK WILLIAM 55 W Father: CLARK
WILLIAM wife REAKES ELIZABETH ANN
32 father REAKES WILLIAM 1860
CLARKE JAMES 21 * Father: CLARKE
JOHN wife SOUTHWAY ANN 31
father SOUTHWAY JAMES 1847 SHEP MONTA
CLARKE SAMUEL 60W Father: CLARKE
JOHN wife ROSSITER HESTER 51W
father MARCH* JAMES 1886
CLARKE WILLIAM W Father: CLARKE
JOHN wife DAVIES ELLEN
father DAVIES ROBERT 1880
CLERK SAMUEL F/AW Father: CLARK
JOHN wife SOUTHWAY ELIZA F/AW
father TOOP SAMUEL 1872
CLIFFORD JAMES 47W Father: CLIFFORD
JOHN wife SMITH ANN 36*
father SMITH FRANK 1867
CLIFT GEO FREDK 21* Father: CLIFT GEORGE
wife LAVINGTON ALICE ANN 22 father
LAVINGTON THOMAS 1875 LONDON
COCK, jnr WILLIAM 23 * Father: COCK WILLIAM
wife FRY SARAH 24 father FRY
RICHARD 1849
COLBORNE JAMES 30 Father: COLBORNE
JAMES wife SPITTER AMELIA 30W
father GANE JAMES 1874
COLE THOMAS 65 W Father: COLE JAMES
wife REAKES MARY 24 father REAKES
CHRISTOPHER 1846
COLEMAN CHARLES 68W* Father: COLEMAN
JOHN wife SPITTER ELIZABETH 37W*
father DAWE JAMES 1870
COLES JAMES 20* Father:
wife COLLINS BESSIE 20 father
COLLINS RONERT 1866
COLES ROBERT 44 Father: COLES
ROBERT wife FURBER ELIZABETH 29
father FURBER WILLIAM 1861
COLES WILLIAM F/A Father: COLES
THOMAS wife POPE MARY ANN F/A
father POPE JACOB 1855
COLLINS GEORGE Father: COLLINS
SAMUEL wife ROSSITER ANN W
father WEBB RICHARD 1838
COTTLE JAMES 18 Father: COTTLE
GEORGE wife THOM,AS FANNY 21
father THOMAS CASBERT 1850
COX FRED 29* Father: COX JOHN wife
LINTERN ALBERTINA 20 father LINTERN
WILLIAM 1889
COX GEORGE 27 Father: COX BENJAMIN
wife HOLE JEMIMA 28 father HOLE
SAMUEL 1868
COX OLIVER 24 Father: COX WILLIAM
wife LINTERN MARY JANE 20 father
LINTERN DANIEL 1879
COX WILLIAM 20 Father: COX THOMAS
wife TARGET EMMA 24 father
TARGET STEPHEN 1877
CRAGO GEORGE 27 Father: CRAGO
RICHARD wife PUCKY ANN 30
father PUCKY WILLIAM 1860
CREES ISAAC JAMES 27* Father: CREES
JAMES wife ALLEN ANNIE JANE COX
24 father ALLEN JAMES 1884 CLOFORD
CROCKER JAMES 55W Father: CROCKER
JAMES wife BALL MARY LOUISA 27
father 1861
CROCKER JAMES 35 Father: CROCKER
JAMES wife COLES SARAH 35
W* father HOBBS JAMES 1848 LAMYATT
CUFF ENOS Father: CUFF RICHARD
wife LUMBER MARY JANE 23 father
LUMBER JOHN 1870
CUFF WM HENRY 29 Father: CUFF RICHARD
wife JAMES ELIZABETH ANN 21
father JAMES GEORGE 1870
DALLY /TALLY STEPHEN 28 Father: DALLY
WILLIAM wife CUFF MARY ANN 29
father CUFF GEORGE 1848
DAVIES JEREMY OWEN 29 Father: DAVIES
ROBERT wife WOODMAN MARY ANN
25W* father COKER JOHN 1881
DAVIS SAMUEL 22 Father: DAVIS
JAMES wife VINING MARY 17
father VINING SIDNEY 1856
DAWE JAMES 36 Father: DAWE JAMES
wife RHYMES ELIZABETH 27 father
RHYMES GEORGE 1864
DE LA MARE HENRY 31* Father: DE LA MARE
JAMES wife HILL ANNIE 28
father HILL GEORGE 1873 PENGE?
DENNIS RICHARD JAMES 29W* Father: DENNIS
RICHARD wife JACOBS FANNY ROSSITE
29 father 1887 TAUNTON
DENT JAMES 27* Father: DENT JOHN
wife KERTON SARAH 21 father
KERTON JOSEPH 1868
DORVILLE JOHN 28 Father: DORVILLE JOSEPH
wife REAKES ELIZABETH 25
father REAKES ROBERT 1847
DREDGE JAMES 29 Father: DREDGE
JAMES wife ALLEN ELLEN 27
father ALLEN CHARLES 1865 PILTON
DUNFORD FREDERICK 20 Father: DUNFORD
HENRY wife BLAKE? ANNIE 27W
father DAVID 1880
DUPE HENRY 27 Father: DUPE JAMES
wife HODGES ANN 40 father HODGES
SAMUEL 1846
DUPE HENRY 49W Father: DUPE JAMES
wife RHYMES SARAH 29 father
RHYMES GEORGE 1866
DUPE SIDNEY 25 Father: DUPE GEORGE
wife COLES SARAH STOWEL
father COLES JOHN 1857
FAWDRY THOMAS 35W* Father: FAWDRY
CORNELIUS wife BARBER ELIZABETH 25
father BARBER WILLIAM 1877 GRETTON?
FENNER ROBERT 23* Father: FENNER
HENRY wife MARCH* JANE 25
father MARCH* GEORGE 1867
FOOTE WILLIAM * Father: FOOTE
ROBERT wife FOSTER ELIZABETH 24
father FOSTER EMMANUAL 1862 LONDON
FORD HENRY Father: FORD NOAH
wife CHAMBERLAIN HESTER 22
father CHAMBERLAIN WILLIAM 1885
FORD THOMAS 39W* Father: FORD SAMUEL
wife BOYCE MARY ANN 43W father
WISGLET? THOMAS 1871
FORD WM NORRIS 24* Father: FORD GEORGE
wife SEXTON MATILDA 30 father
SEXTON JOHN 1880 OAKLEIGH
FRANCIS WILLIAM 68W Father: FRANCES
THOMAS wife POPHAM ANN 60 W
father GREEN JEREMIAH 1848
FRY CHARLES 47 Father: FRY JONAS
wife DALLY/TALLY MARY 55W father
MORGAN ROBERT 1860
FRY FRANCIS Father: FRY WILLIAM
wife COX MARY 36 father COX WILLIAM
1837
FRY HENRY 20 Father: FRY WILLIAM
wife GREEN EMMA 19 father
GREEN DANIEL 1854
FURBER WM COX BURKHAM 23 Father:
wife KINGSTON ELIZA 20
father KINGSTON WILLIAM 1855
GANE DANIEL 34 Father: GANE JOHN
wife SKINNER FRANCES 36 father
SKINNER WM THOMPSON 1868
GANE JOHN 21 Father: GANE JOHN wife
HAWKINS HARRIET 21 father HAWKINS
RICHARD 1852
GANE ROBERT M 23 Father: GANE JOHN
wife GREEN ELLEN 29 father
GREEN JOHN 1864
GANE SAMUEL 20 Father: GANE JAMES
wife VINING ELIZABETH 20 father
VINING SIDNEY 1861
GANGE WILLIAM F/AW Father: GANGE
WILLIAM wife TUCKER MATILDA F/A
father TUCKER GEORGE 1872
GARLAND CHARLES Father: GARLAND
JOHN wife GREEN ELIZA 27
father GREEN JOHN 1837
GATEHOUSE JAMES 36 Father: GATEHOUSE
JEREMIAH wife PITTER JANE 20
father PITTER JOHN 1865
GILES THOMAS 27* Father: GILES THOMAS
wife OSBORN ELIZABETH ANN 24
father OSBORN ABRAHAM MULL 1872
GLISSON JOSEPH 22* Father: GLISSON
THOMAS wife GANE ELIZABETH 29
father GANE JOHN 1855 SHEPT MALL
GODDARD JAMES 35 W* Father: GODDARD
THOMAS wife GREEN ELIZABETH ANN
22 father GREEN JOHN 1846
GOLDSMEY THOMAS Father: GOLDSMEY
THOMAS wife ROGERS HARRIET
F/AW father CROCKER RICHARD 1843
GOOD DANIEL 42W Father: GOOD THOMAS
wife STOWELL? ELIZABETH 42W father
LYRE EDWARD 1864
GOODFELLOW JOSEPH 56W Father:
GOODFELLOW CHARLES wife CROCKER
ELIZABETH G 41 father CROCKER RICHARD 1849
GOODHART WILLIAM 28 Father: GOODHART
WILLIAM wife BOYCE ELIZABETH 24
father BOYCE WILLIAM 1851
GOODHEART WILLIAM 75 W Father:
GOODHEART JOHN wife REAKES
AMY 60 W father FURBER THOMAS 1862
GREEN CHARLES 22 Father: MARTIN
JOHN wife UNDERWOOD ELIZABETH 21
father UNDERWOOD JOHN 1846
GREEN DANIEL 19 Father: GREEN
DANIEL wife COX ELIZABETH 18
father COX WILLIAM 1857
GREEN FREDERICK 20 Father:
wife HILL REBECCA 19 father HILL
SIMON 1873
GREEN GEORGE 20 Father: GREEN
ROBERT wife DAW MARY ANN 27
father DAW JAMES 1856
GREEN JOHN 33 Father: GREEN ROBERT
wife REAKES MARTHA 45 W
father 1851
GREEN JOSEPH 30W Father: GREEN
ROBERT wife BAKER ELIZABETH JAN
21 father BAKER JAMES 1873
GREEN JOSEPH 19 Father: GREEN
THOMAS wife ROBERTS ELIZABETH 18
father ROBERTS FRANCIS 1848
GREEN PHILLIP F/A Father: GREEN
ROBERT wife WEBB ELLEN 21
father WEBB STEPHEN 1858
GREEN SAMUEL F/A Father: GREEN
ROBERT wife FRAPWELL SARAH 20
father FRAPWELL SAMUEL 1862
GREEN STEPHEN W Father: GREEN
STEPHEN wife BAKER HARRIET W
father JACOBS AARON 1867
GREEN STEPHEN 22 Father: GREEN
STEPHEN wife STAINER JANE 20?
father STAINER JOHN 1842
GREEN WILLIAM F/A Father: GREEN
ROBERT wife ROLES CHARLOTTE F/A
father ROLES JAMES 1839
GREENHAM EDWARD 48 Father: GREENHAM
THOMAS wife LAMBERT MARY 56W
father HANHAM JOSEPH 1877
GREY THOMAS 21 Father: GREY ALFRED
wife TARGETT ROSA 19 father TARGET
STEPHEN 1889
HALL AARON 30* Father: HALL GEORGE
wife WEBB KATE 25 father WEBB GEORGE
1889 TORMASTON
HALL WILLIAM 24* Father: HALL JAMES
wife CARTER ELIZABETH 25 father
CARTER GEORGE 1856 BATCOMBE
HARDING RICHARD 22 Father: HARDING
WILLIAM wife ALLEN MARY ANN 25
father ALLEN JAMES 1843
HARDING WILLIAM Father: HARDING
WILLIAM wife JAMES HESTER W
father GARLAND CHARLES 1838
HARGREAVES EDWARD ASQU 21* Father:
HARGREAVES JOHN wife BROWN
MATILDA SUSAN father BROWN GEORGE 1878
LONDON
HARRIS GEO BOWEN 31 Father: HARRIS
JAMES wife MADDOCK NAOMI 24
father MADDOCK THOMAS 1884
HARRIS JOHN 25 Father: HARRIS WILLIAM
wife PARKER FRANCES MARY 19
father PARKER HENRY 1880
HARVEY EDMOND 32 Father: HARVEY
WILLIAM wife GANE GRACE 28
father GANE ROBERT 1845
HAWES JOHN 23 Father: HAWES JOHN
wife DAWE JANE 20 father DAWE JAMES
1863
HAWKINS JAMES 30 Father: HAWKINS
RICHARD wife HAINES ELIZABETH 29
father HAINES JOHN 1856
HAYES GEORGE 19 Father: HAYES
SAMUEL wife TANNER ELIZABETH 18
father TANNER MARY 1860
HILL GEORGE 24 Father: HILL JOSEPH
wife OSBORN MARTHA 21 father
OSBORN MATTHEW 1863
HILL JAMES 27 Father: HILL RICHARD
wife CLARKE SARAH 24 father
CLARKE THOMAS 1846
HILL JOHN F/A* Father: HILL WILLIAM
wife STRONG ARABELLA A E F/A
father STRONG JAMES 1854 WOOKEY
HILLARD EMMANUEL 25 Father: HILLARD
JOHN wife CLARKE JANE 21
father CLARKE STEPHEN 1847
HILLARD ENOS 22 Father: HILLARD JOHN
wife LANGTREE ZEPPINAH 24 father
LANGTREE GEORGE 1865
HILLIAR RICHARD ERNEST 26 Father: HILLIAR
JOSEPH wife LINTERN MARTHA BEATR
21 father LINTERN DANIEL 1888
HIX EDWARD 23 Father: HIX CHARLES
wife MEECH MARY GALE 20
father MEECH SAMUEL 1874
HOAR ALFRED F/A Father: HOAR WILLIAM
wife LUMBER SARAH F/A father
LUMBER JAMES 1862
HOBHOUSE HENRY jnr * Father: HOBHOUSE
HENRY wife TALBOT CHARLOTTE E
F/A father TALBOT JAMES LORD 1853 HADSPEN
HODDINOT JOHN 22* Father: HODDINOT SIDNEY
wife OSBORNE MARY RACHEL 25
father OSBORNE THOMAS 1867
HODDINOTT JOHN 39W Father: HODDINOTT SIDNEY
wife DAWE ELIZA SOPHIA 38W
father FOWLES WM HENRY 1884
HODGES ISAAC 26 Father: HODGES SAMUEL
wife DREDGE MARY 26* father
DREDGE JOHN 1850 WEYMOUTH
HORNSHAW? RICHARD 28* Father:
wife HARGREAVES MARIA 28
father HARGREAVES JOHN 1885 BRADFORD
HOSKINS JAMES 32 Father: HOSKINS
JOHN wife FELTHAM RACHEL 40 W
father REAKES JAMES 1846
HUGHES THOMAS 22 Father: HUGHES
JOHN wife STEEDS MARIA 23
father STEEDS JAMES 1844
HUNT JOHN JAMES W Father: HUNT HENRY
wife HIGGINS MARY ANN W father
MATTHEWS JAMES 1884
HUTTON JOHN 23 Father: HUTTON EDRICK
wife BARNET HANNAH 21
father BARNETT JOHN 1848
HUTTON ROBERT Father: HUTTON
EDRICK wife STEEDS MARTHA 19
father 1852
ISAACS JAMES 21 Father: ISAACS
HENRY wife SCAMP YOURINA 20*
father SCAMP JOHN 1872 DITCHEAT
JACOBS JAMES 50 Father: JACOBS
JAMES wife WATTS ANN 26
father WATTS JOHN 1842
JAMES LOVELL THOS O 30* Father: JAMES
THOS LOVELL wife GREEN MATILDA
31 father GREEN FRDK WM SIDNEY 1885
BATCOMBE
JAMES WILLIAM 27 Father: JAMES
STEPHEN wife YEATES SARAH 38W
father WHITE JOHN 1873
JELLETT JOHN W* Father: GELLETT RICHARD
wife BACKHOUSE SOPHIA 19
father BACKHOUSE BENJAMIN 1853 BEDMINSTER
JOYCE WILLIAM 34 Father: JOYCE
JOSEPH wife COX ELIZABETH 34
father COX WILLIAM 1885
JUKES CHARLES F/A W Father: JUKES CHARLES
wife REAKES MARY F/A father REAKES
WILLIAM 1855
KEOUGH JAMES 23 Father: KEOUGH
EDWARD wife BARBER ANN 19
father BARBER GEORGE 1843
KING GEORGE Father: KING ROBERT
wife BUTLER JANE 20 father
1843
KING GEORGE FRANC 25 Father: KING JOHN
wife LOCK ELIZA ANN 20 father LOCK
GEORGE 1868
KING ROBERT W Father: KING THOMAS
wife JACKSON FRANCES W father
COLES JAMES 1843
KNIGHT WILLIAM 30 Father: KNIGHT
WILLIAM wife GREEN CHARLOTTE 32
father GREEN JOHN 1842
KNIGHT WILLIAM 22 Father: KNIGHT
WILLIAM wife REAKES SARAH 20
father REAKES WILLIAM 1876
LAMBERT FERDINAND Father: LAMBERT
ALBYN wife LAMBERT SARAH
father LAMBERT JOHN 1839 KILMERSTON
LAMBERT JOHN 30 Father: LAMBERT JOHN
wife BURKUM MARY ANN COX 39 W
father HANHAM JOSEPH 1846
LANGDON FRANCIS 28* Father: LANGDON
THOMAS wife NORMAN DOROTHY JANE
33 father NORMAN JOHN 1868
LAX THOMAS *F/A Father: LAX WILLIAM
wife KELSON ANN 21 father KELSON
JOHN 1843 W.HARRINGTON
LEWIS JOHN F/AW* Father: LEWIS JAMES
wife PENNY MARY W father BROWN
JOHN 1858 COMPTON
LEWIS WALTER Father: LEWIS THOMAS
wife SHEPPARD JANE father SHEPPARD
JAMES 1840
LUCAS HENRY 21 Father: LUCAS
JAMES wife GANE HESTER EMILY 18
father GANE JAMES 1866
LUMBER GEORGE F/A Father: LUMBER
JAMES wife SHOOT ANN F/A
father SHOOT THOMAS 1839
LUMBER ISAAC 60W Father: LUMBER JAMES
wife CLARKE LUCY 62W father
LAMBERT GEORGE 1881
LUMBER ISAAC 23 Father: LUMBER JAMES
wife FURBER ANN 17 father
FURBER WILLIAM 1844
LUMBER ISAAC 19 Father: LUMBER ISAAC
wife TARGET ELIZABETH ANN 19
father TARGET STEPHEN 1867
LUMBER ISAAC 43W Father: LUMBER JAMES
wife WEBB MARTHA 34 father
WEBB RICHARD 1866
LUMBER JOHN 56W* Father: LUMBER JOHN
wife COX ELIZA SOPHIA 43W father
REAKES GEORGE 1870
LUMBER JOHN 23 Father: LUMBER GEORGE
wife JOYCE ELIZABETH 22
father JOYCE JOSEPH 1865
LUMBER JOHN 68 W Father: LUMBER JAMES
wife POMERY MARY 20 father
POMERY JOHN 1847
MABY NEHEMIA 21 Father: MABY WILLIAM
wife ROSSITER JANE 21 father ROSSITER
WILLIAM 1842
MAGNALL FREEMAN LEOP 58W* Father: MAGNALL
SHADRACH wife BAKER GEORGINA SOP
45 father BAKER GEO AUGUSTUS 1877 CHESTER
MARCH* GEORGE 24 Father: MARCH*
THOMAS wife COX ANNA 21
father COX THOMAS 1837
MARCH* HENRY 22 Father: MARCH*
JOSEPH wife BACKHOUSE MARIA
21 father BACKHOUSE BENJAMIN 1865
MARCH* JESSE Father: MARCH* THOMAS
wife MARCH* LOUISA 22
father MARCH* THOMAS 1838
MARCH* RICHARD 24 Father: MARCH*
RICHARD wife COX HANNAH 25
father COX WILLIAM 1856
MARCH* THOMAS 39 Father: MARCH*
THOMAS wife FARTHING ELIZABETH 30
father FARTHING SIMON 1850
MASSEY BENJAMIN 28W Father: MASSEY
JEREMIAH wife BENNETT MARIA 30
father BENNETT JAMES 1878
MATTHEWS HENRY 29 Father: MATTHEWS
WILLIAM wife BACKHOUSE SARAH
21 father BACKHOUSE BENJAMIN 1861
MCKEGG WILLIA,M HENRY 28 Father: MCKEGG
JOHN wife CAMPBELL MARY 23
father CAMPBELL ALEXANDER 1858
MEDLAM JOHN 19 Father: MEDLAM JOHN
wife BARBER SARAH COLES 23
father BARBER JOHN 1878
MILLARD JOHN HENRY 24 Father: MILLARD
JOSEPH wife SHUTE EMILY JANE 20
father SHUTE THOMAS 1889
MOON JAMES 25 Father: MOON
JAMES wife CREED DORA 24
father CREED THOMAS 1868
MULLINS RICHARD Father: MULLINS
ROBERT wife MOODY MARY F/A*
father MOODY WILLIAM 1841
NAPIER CHARLES W 27 Father: NAPIER
GERARD M wife TALBOT MARYANN
FLORA A 25 father TALBOT JAMES 1845
NEALE JOHN 58 Father: NEALE STEPHEN
wife COLES MARY 49 father
COLES WILLIAM 1863 BATCOMBE
NEWBURY JOSEPH 42 Father: NEWBURY
JAMES wife TREMWITH MARY 41W
father ROGERS THOMAS 1883
NEWPORT WILLIAM 25 Father: NEWPORT
EDWARD wife POPHAM MARY 21
father POPHAM JOHN 1845
NEWTON PHILLIP W* Father: NEWTON
JOHN wife BOWN SARAH JANE F/A
father BOWN THOMAS 1857 BRUTON
NICHOLAS ABRAHAM W Father: NICHOLAS
ROBERT wife SOUTHWAY ELIZABETH
father SOUTHWAY JAMES 1866
ORAN FREDERICK 26 Father: ORAM WILLIAM
wife PORTCH HENRIETTA father
PORTCH SAMUEL 1867
OSBORN ABRAHAM MULL Father: OSBORN
WILLIAM wife OSBORN ELIZABETH
father OSBORN JOHN 1839
OSBORN JAMES W* Father: OSBORN
WILLIAM wife BROWN MARY ANN F/A
father BROWN THOMAS 1880 PRIESTLEIGH
PALMER JOSEPH 30 Father: PALMER
ROBERT wife MERRIOTT HANNAH 20
father MERRIOTT JACOB 1845
PARFITT HENRY 22 Father: PARFITT
JAMES wife WILLIS MARY MATILDA
22 father WILLIS JAMES 1886
PARKER GEORGE 54w Father: PARKER
THOMAS wife APPLEBYE ANN 40W*
father SAVIOUR CHARLES 1880 DOULTING
PARKER GEORGE 28 Father: PARKER
THOMAS wife STOKES ELIZABETH 21
father STOKES WILLIAM 1852
PARKER SIDNEY 27 Father: PARKER
THOMAS wife STRONG GEORGIANA 20
father STRONG JOHN EDGELL 1880
PARSONS CHARLES 21* Father: PARSONS
RICHARD wife ANDREWS ELIZA 26
father ANDREWS WILLIAM 1889 WARPLESTON
PERRET EDMUND 37* Father: PERRET
JOHN wife BOWN SOPHIA MATILD 28
father BOWN THOMAS 1860 MILTON CLEV
PIERCE EDWIN THOS 25 Father: PIERCE
ROBERT wife REAKES ELIZABETH 26
father REAKES PETER 1881
PIKE HENRY 57W Father: PIKE CHARLES
wife POPE SARAH ANN 52W father DUPE
JOHN 1888
PIKE HENRY 46 Father: PIKE JAMES
wife REAKES JANE 44W father ROSSITER
ISAAC 1877
PITTER JOHN 45W Father: PITTER HENRY
wife GANE AMELIA 27 father
GANE JAMES 1872
PLENTY EDWARD 23* Father: PLENTY
ABRAHAM wife LANSDOWNE ANN 23
father 1850 N WOOTON
POPE ALFRED 27 Father: POPE JACOB
wife DUPE SARAH ANN 23 father DUPE
JOHN 1859
PORTCH SAMUEL 25 Father: PORTCH
SAMUEL wife CREED CHARLOTTE A
21 father CREED THOMAS 1868
PRICE THOMAS 24* Father: PRICE JOHN
wife WILTSHIRE ANN 21 father
WILTSHIRE JAMES 1876 ABERDARE
PYLE CHAS SOMBES 24 Father: DAWSON
STEPHEN wife GODBEAR MARY ANN 26
father GODBEAR GEORGE 1878
REAKES ALBERT 27 Father: REAKES
THOMAS wife DUPE ANNA 24
father DUPE HARRY 1886
REAKES COLSTON 24 Father: REAKES
THOMAS wife CHINNOCK ELLEN 23
father CHINNOCK ALBERT 1884
REAKES EDWARD 22 Father: REAKES
EDWARD wife BROOKS ELIZA 25
father BROOKS THOMAS 1843 SHEPTONMALL
REAKES FRANK ALBERT 23 Father: REAKES
ALBERT JAMES wife GREEN ELIZABETH
M 23 father GREEN WM THOMAS 1908
REAKES FREDK WILLIAM 24 Father: REAKES
ALFRED JAMES wife HARVEY FLORENCE
A 23 father HARVEY JOHN 1899
REAKES GEORGE 43 Father: REAKES
WILLIAM wife GANE JANE 44
father GANE ROBERT 1865
REAKES GEORGE 20 Father: REAKES
RICHARD wife MULLINS ELIZABETH 22
father ROBERT ROBERT 1844
REAKES GEORGE 32 Father: REAKES
WILLIAM wife PORTCH ELIZA 25
father PORTCH SAMUEL 1855
REAKES GEORGE 20 Father: REAKES
WILLIAM wife WEBB EMMA 20
father WEBB ISRAEL 1860
REAKES HENRY 22 Father: REAKES
STEPHEN wife FURBER EMMA 22
father FURBER WILLIAM 1869
REAKES HENRY 25 Father: REAKES
CHRISTOPHER wife GREEN
ELIZABETH 24 W father UNDERWOOD JOHN 1850 See
1846
REAKES HENRY 19 Father: REAKES
HENRY wife TAYLOR MARTHA 19
father TAYLOR JAMES 1874
REAKES HENRY 30 Father: REAKES
WILLIAM wife WARR ANN 25
father WARR JAMES 1849
REAKES HERBERT JAS 27 Father: REAKES
ALFRED JAMES wife UPSHAW KATE 23
father UPSHAW WM THOMAS 1903
REAKES JOB 23 Father: REAKES PETER
wife CLARKE ANN SOPHIA 19
father CLARKE JAMES 1848
REAKES JOHN 29 Father: REAKES HARRY
wife BUCK LAVINIA 28 father
BUCK JOHN 1856
REAKES JOHN 22 Father: REAKES WILLIAM
wife FURBER LOUISE 20
father FURBER WILLIAM 1859
REAKES JOHN Father: REAKES JOHN
wife WHITE MARY father WHITE
RICHARD 1839
REAKES JOSEPH 22 Father: REAKES
JOSEPH wife SUGG ELIZA 20
father SUGG JOHN 1860
REAKES MARK 22 b Father: REAKES PETER
wife LAMBERT ELIZABETH 18
father LAMBERT JOHN 1844
REAKES PETER 25 b Father: REAKES
PETER wife LAMBERT MARY 19
father LAMBERT JOHN 1844
REAKES RICHARD 21 Father: REAKES
WILLIAM wife POPE ELIZABETH ANN 22
father POPE ALFRED 1885
REAKES RICHARD F/A W Father: REAKES
WILLIAM wife REAKES ELIZA F/A W
father COLES JOHN 1844
REAKES ROBERT 20 Father: REAKES
EDWARD wife DYER ELIZABETH 25W
father BROWN JAMES 1875
REAKES ROBERT W Father: REAKES
PETER wife GOULD SARAH
father GOULD HANNAH 1838
REAKES STEPHEN 27 Father: REAKES
THOMAS wife CLARKE ELIZABETH 30
father CLARKE THOMAS 1845
REAKES THOMAS 19 Father: REAKES
GEORGE wife HART EMILY 22W
father MILTON JOHN 1875
REAKES THOMAS F/A Father: REAKES
ROBERT wife PEARCEY MARY F/A
father PEARCEY JOHN 1839
REAKES THOMAS W Father: REAKES
ROBERT wife ROSSITER JANE F/A
father ROSSITER ISAAC 1853
REAKES WILLIAM 27 Father: REAKES
WILLIAM wife CHARLTON MARY ANN 23
father CHARLTON JAMES 1850
REAKES WILLIAM Father: REAKES
ROBERT wife POINTING JANE
father illeg 1840
REAKES WILLIAM 21 Father: REAKES
CHARLES wife RIDEOUT LOUISA 23
father RIDEOUT JAMES 1877
REAKES WILLIAM F/A Father: REAKES
RICHARD wife TALLY ELIZABETH F/A
father TALLY WILLIAM 1854
REAKES WILLIAM GEORGE 39 Father: REAKES
EDWARD wife EDWARDS CHARITY 32W
father BAILEY JOHN 1886
REED GEORGE HILL 25* Father: REED JOHN
wife CLARKE EMMA 21 father
CLARKE JOHN 1880 BRUTON
RHYMES JOHN 27 Father: RHYMES GEORGE
wife HOUSE SARAH 27
father HOUSE JOHN 1860
RICHARDS JOHN F/A* Father: RICHARDS THOMAS
wife HILL SOPHIA ALLEN 20
father HILL GEORGE 1854 ALFORD
RIDEOUT THOMAS 36 Father: RIDEOUT
GEORGE wife BARTLETT MARTHA ANN
20 father BARTLETT JOHN 1880
RIDEWOOD SAMUEL 40W* Father: RIDEWOOD
MATTHEW wife MITCHELL MARY ANN 25
father MITCHELL JAMES 1871
ROLES HENRY 45 Father: ROLES
ISAAC wife WEBB EL;IZABETH 54
father WEBB RICHARD 1885
ROLES THOMAS F/A Father: ROLES
THOMAS wife WILTSHIRE ELIZABETH
father WILTSHIRE CHARLES 1838 LEIGHTON LANE
ROLES WILLIAM 28 Father: ROLES
WILLIAM wife HILLS EMILY 31
father HILLS WILLIAM 1864
ROLES WILLIAM 24 Father: WEBB WILLIAM
wife STONE MARY 24 father
STONE GEORGE 1859
ROLLINS JOHN 27 Father: ROLLINS JAMES
wife SMITH ELLEN 21
father SMITH ROBERT 1856
ROSSITER ISAAC F/AW Father: ROSSITER WILLIAM
wife COLES JANE F/A father
COLES THOMAS 1858
ROSSITER JAMES 22 Father: ROSSITER JOB
wife JACOBS AMMA 25
father JACOBS JASON? 1875
ROSSITER JAMES 24 Father: ROSSITER
WILLIAM wife WILTSHIRE MARIA 22
father WILTSHIRE WILLIAM 1843
ROSSITER JOB F/AW Father: ROSSITER JOHN
wife MARCH* ESTHER 19 father
MARCH* JAMES 1853
ROSSITER JOB F/A Father: ROSSITER JOHN
wife WESTON ELIZABETH F/A father
WESTON GEORGE 1839
ROSSITER JOHN Father: ROSSITER WILLIAM
wife LUMBER HANNAH
father LUMBER JOHN 1839
ROSSITER THOMAS 26 Father: ROSSITER JOB
wife BACKHOUSE HARRIET 20
father 1884
ROSSITER THOMAS Father: ROSSITER
JOHN wife SALMON ANN
father SALMON JOHN 1838
ROWLATT JOHN 24 Father: ROWLATT WILLIAM
wife CARTER MARY ANN 20
father CARTER WILLIAM 1854
RUSS JOHN 25 Father: RUSS JOHN wife
BARBER EMILY 20 father BARBER
JOHN 1885
SALMON JAMES 22 Father: SALMON
JAMES wife ROSSITER ELIZABETH 20
father ROSSITER JOHN 1865
SALMON WILLIAM 29 Father: SALMON
JAMES wife HOARE SARAH F/A
father HOARE WILLIAM 1869
SAVAGE THOMAS n/a * Father: SAVAGE
RICHARD wife CLARKE ELIZABETH N/A
father CLARKE WILLIAM 1844 NUNNY
SHEPHERD WILLIAM 29 W Father: SHEPPARD
JOHN wife BURGESS ANN 22
father BURGESS JAMES 1849
SHEPPARD JAMES Father: SHEPPARD
JAMES wife BARNES ELIZA
father BARNES JOHN 1839
SHERBORNE THOMAS 23 Father: SHERBORNE
THOMAS wife KINGSTON HANNAH 19
father KINGSTON WILLIAM 1851
SIMMONS GEORGE 27 Father: SIMMONS
WILLIAM wife HEMBURY JANE 21
father HEMBURY ROBERT 1889
SMITH ARTHUR FREDK 21 Father: SMITH
GEORGE wife SHUMACK JANE 26
father SHUMACK JAMES 1887
SMITH EDWARD 26W Father: SMITH
CHARLES wife HIGGINS MARY ANN 25
father HIGGINS GABRIEL 1842
SMITH EDWARD F/A* Father: SMITH
CHARLES wife STAINER SARAH
father STAINER JOHN 1838
SMITH FRANCIS WM 40W* Father: SMITH
JOSEPH wife WILCOX ELIZA JANE 25
father WILCOX ROBERT 1870
SOUTHWAY JAMES 23 Father: SOUTHWAY
JOSEPH wife REAKES MARY 22
father REAKES WILLIAM 1883
SPITTER ELIAS 27 Father: SPITTER HENRY
wife KINGSTON ELIZABETH 22
father KINGSTON WILLIAM 1863
SPITTER FRANCIS 23 Father: SPITTER
HENRY wife TOWNSEND MARY 21
father TOWNSEND JOSEPH 1852
SPITTER GEORGE F/A Father: SPITTER
HENRY wife DAW ELIZABETH 20
father DAW JAMES 1855
SPITTER JOHN W Father: SPITTER HENRY
wife FEAR MARY father
1855
SPITTER JOHN 21 Father: SPITTER HENRY
wife WILKINS ELIZABETH 19
father WILKINS JACOB 1846
SPITTER SIDNEY 22 Father: SPITTER
HENRY wife CHARLTON SOPHIA 24
father CHARLTON WILLIAM 1858
SPITTER STEPHEN 19 Father: SPITTER
HENRY wife MARTIN HARRIET 20
father MARTIN MOSES 1851
STEEDS JAMES Father: STEEDS
JAMES wife REAKES KATHRINE COLE
father REAKES WILLIAM 1839
STEVENS JOSEPH 1846 Father: STEVENS
WILLIAM wife FRY ANN COX 25
father FRY RICHARD 1849 N.WOOTON
STILL JOHN WESLEY 25 Father: STILL SAMUEL
wife DAY ELLEN MATILDA 25
father DAY IRA 1872
STRATTON WM JOSEPH 22* Father: STRATTON
WILLIAM wife CHINNOCK HARRIET 21
father CHINNOCK JOHN 1879 MALVERN LINK
STRIDE ALBERT 19 Father: STRIDE
STEPHEN wife SOUTHWAY ELIZABETH 17
father SOUTHWAY JOSEPH 1871
STRIDE FREDERICK F/A Father: STRIDE
STEPHEN wife BRYNE EMILY JANE F/A
father BRYNE BENJAMIN 1873
STRIDE HENRY 22 Father: STRIDE
WILLIAM wife REAKES ELIZA 24
father REAKES ROBERT 1854
STRIDE JAMES F/A W Father: STRIDE
JAMES wife WILCOX ANN F/A *
father WILCOX GEORGE 1844 LEIGHTON
STRIDE JESSE 22 Father: STRIDE WILLIAM
wife NEWMAN EMILY 21
father NEWMAN THOMAS 1877
STRIDE JOHN 26 Father: STRIDE JAMES
wife DAVIS SUSAN 26
father DAVIS MATTHEW 1864
STRIDE STEPHEN 67W Father: STRIDE
JAMES wife HILL ANN 44
father HILL DANIEL 1881
STRIDE WILLIAM F/AW Father: STRIDE
SAMUEL wife BROWN ANN F/AW
father BOND HENRY 1874
STRIDE WILLIAM 55W Father: STRIDE
JAMES wife POLLARD MARIA 48W
father DAWE JOHN 1863
SWAIN ENOS 20 Father: SWAIN JOHN
wife SOUTHWAY ANN 20 father
SOUTHWAY JOSEPH 1859
SWAIN JOHN 74W Father: SWAIN JAMES
wife EDWARDS JANE 68W father
CARY JOHN 1880
SWEET JAMES 62W Father: SWEET
ROBERT wife BUTT ELINOR 58W
father CLENCH THOMAS 1865
TANNER WILLIAM 20* Father: TANNER
WILLIAM wife PALLIS ANN 25
father PALLIS HENRY 1857 UPTON NOBL
TARGET EDWARD JAMES 21 Father: TARGET
EMMANUAL wife HAYES MARY ELIZABET
20 father HAYES EDWARD GEO 1887
TARGET EMMANUEL 23 Father: TARGET
JAMES wife COX JANE 24
father COX WILLIAM 1857
TARGET EMMANUEL 44W Father: TARGET
JAMES wife TANNER ANN 43
father TANNER JAMES 1876
TARGET HENRY 21 Father: TARGET
STEPHEN wife PITTARD MARY ANN 21
father PITTARD WILLIAM 1867
TARGET MARK DAW 23 Father: TARGET
JAMES wife GIBBS ELIZABETH 20
father GIBBS JAMES 1852
TARGET MARK DAWE 38W Father: TARGET
JAMES wife CHIPPETT ANN 43
father CHIPPETT JOHN 1866
TAYL;OR JAMES 45* Father: TAYLOR
WILLIAM wife STRONG MARY EDGELL
23 father STRONG JAMES 1847 BATCOMBE
TAYLOR GEORGE F/A* Father: TAYLOR
GEORGE wife COLES JANE
father COLES WILLIAM 1838 BRISTOL
THOMPSON JOHN F/A* Father: THOMPSON JAMES
wife ALLEN SARAH
father ALLEN JAMES 1839 DITCHEAT
THORNE WILLIAM 52 Father: THORNE
WILLIAM wife COLEBURN AMELIA 40W
father GANE JAMES 1885
TILLER JOHN 49W Father: TILLER WILLIAM
wife TOMLINS SUSANNA 39
father TOMLINS JOHN 1877
TOMLINSON HENRY CHAS F/A* Father:
TOMLINSON EDWARD wife REAKES
CLARA ANN F/A father REAKES JOHN 1890
MELCOMBE
TOWNSEND ROBERT F/A Father: TOWNSEND
JOSEPH wife JUKES SUSANNA F/A
father 1854
TRIM WILLIAM GEORGE 26 Father: TRIM JAMES
wife ROSSITER MARTHA MARC
father ROSSITER JOB 1885
TRIVETT RBT WM 24 Father: TRIVETT
JOHN wife BIGGIN CHARLOTTE M 21
father BIGGIN WILLIAM 1883
UNDERWOOD SETH 28 Father: UNDERWOOD
WILLIAM wife BENNETT ANNIE 25
father BENNETT ELISHA 1883
UNDERWOOD STEPHEN 27 Father:
UNDERWOOD JOHN wife REAKES
SARAH 26 father REAKES WILLIAM 1849
UNDERWOOD WILLIAM 26 Father:
UNDERWOOD WILLIAM wife HISCOX
ANN 24 father HISCOX JAMES 1844
VINING SAMUEL 24 Father: VINING
SIDNEY wife CHINNOCK EMMA 22
father CHINNOCK ALBAN 1884
VINING WILLIAM 22 Father: VINING
SIDNEY wife BENNETT EMMA 18
father BENNETT JAMES 1867
WADE SAMUEL JAMES 27 Father: WADE SAMUEL
wife CHAMBERLAIN KATE 20
father CHAMBERLAIN WILLIAM 1887
WALTERS WILLIAM Father: WALTERS
GEORGE wife PRATTEN SARAH
father PRATTEN WILLIAM 1840
WEBB ELI 29 Father: WEBB GEORGE
wife LUFF ELIZA 29* father LUFF WILLIAM
1885 ASHWICK
WEBB GEORGE 26 Father: WEBB RICHARD
wife ROSSITER ANNA 22 father ROSSITER
ANNA 1860
WEBB JAMES 21 Father: WEBB ALBERT
wife REAKES ANNIE 17 father
REAKES JOHN 1876
WEBB JOHN 24 Father: WEBB RICHARD
wife REAKES MARY 28 father REAKES
WILLIAM 1860
WEBB STEPHEN 25 Father: WEBB STEPHEN
wife REAKES SABRA 23 father
REAKES WILLIAM 1847
WEBB THOMAS 21 Father: WEBB RICHARD
wife HOPKINS JANE 24 * father HOPKINS
LEVI 1848 DOULTING
WEIR CHARLES Father: WEIR THOMAS
wife REAKES JANE father REAKES
ROBERT 1840
WHITE GEO AUGUSTUS 38* Father: WHITE
ROBERT wife FEAVER ANN KING LUFF
22 father FEAVER WILLIAM KING 1889
E.PENNARD
WHITE GEORGE 45 W Father: WHITE
THOMAS wife BACKHOUSE
EL;IZABETH 50 W father 1852 SEE MC 1824
WHITE ISAAC 27 Father: WHITE JEREMIAH
wife FEAR SARAH 20 father
FEAR WILLIAM 1843
WHITE JAMES 20 Father: WHITE
JAMES wife DAVIDGE MARY 24
father DAVIDGE JAMES 1861
WHITE JAMES 28 Father: WHITE
JAMES wife GANE ELIZABETH 27
father 1851
WHITE JOHN 24 Father: WHITE THOMAS
wife GIBBS AMELIA 17 father
GIBBS HENRY 1861
WHITE JOHN 35 Father: LINTERN JAMES
wife HOARE SARAH F/AW
father LUMBER JAMES 1873
WHITE NATHANIEL 24 Father: WHITE
WILLIAM wife DENSHAM ISABELLA SMITH
23 father DENSHAM JOHN SMITH 1872
WHITE RICHARD 30* Father: WHITE
RICHARD wife STRONG ARABELLA ANN
22 father STRONG JOHN EDGELL 1876 DOULTING
WHITE THOMAS W Father: WHITE
JOHN wife MILBOURNE BETTY
father MILBOURNE WILLIAM 1840
WHITE WILLIAM 21 Father: WHITE
THOMAS wife SOUTHWAY EMILY 18
father SOUTHWAY JOSEPH 1869
WHITNELL THOMAS 21 Father: WHITNELL
ESAU wife HAWKINS JANE 30
father HAWKINS THOMAS 1849 STREET
WILCOX FRANCIS JOSEPH 28* Father: WILCOX
THOMAS wife COLES SARAH 26
father COLES THOMAS 1864
WILKINS FREDERICK 25* Father: WILKINS
EDWIN wife CLARKE EMMA 26
father CLARKE WILLIAM 1881 TEMPLECOMBE
WILTSHIRE JAMES 60W Father: WILTSHIRE
WILLIAM wife SNOOK CHARLOTTE 59W
father FRANCIS WILLIAM 1889
WILTSHIRE JOHN Father: WILTSHIRE CHARLES
wife ROSSITER SARAH
father ROSSITER WILLIAM 1839 DITCHEAT
WITHER WILLIAM 24* Father: WITHERS
JOHN wife PARRISS MATILDA 22
father 1876 SUMMERFORD
YARD JOHN Father: YARD NATHAN
wife REAKES SARAH 23 father
REAKES JOHN 1862
Mary BETT 75
John BUCK 25? Blacksmith JBHead1
Elizabeth BUCK 25 wife JBHead1
John BUCK 9mo child JBHead1
Jane COX 55
Elizabeth GILBERT 70
George MARCH. 25 LabourerGMHead2
Anna MARCH. 24 wife GMHead2
Mary MARCH. 3 child GMHead2
Robert MARCH. 1 child GMHead2
Hannah TALLY 45
William MABY 20 shoemaker WMHead3
Elizabeth MABY 25 wife WMHead3
William MABY 2 child WMHead3
Nehemiah MABY 2wks child WMHead3
Jane GARDENER 40
Betty NICHOLAS 70 Pauper
James BOND 80 Independent
Stephen GREEN 20 Labourer
James DAW 45 Mason JDhead
Mary DAW 40 wife
ALLEN or TUCKER, James 30+ SHUTER, Mary of Mere, Wilts 27 175?
ANGELL, John of Hornblottom TUCKER, Mary 1746 Can marry EV,Hornb, or Doulting
BALLINGER, John, Elder of Ev, Wid DURSILL, Mary of Pill, widow 1745 can marry, Pill Week or East Cranmore
BALLINGER, John, widower WHITLEY, Margaret of Pill 1746 in Pill
BISSE, Thomas of EV 21+ JESSOP, Sarah 21 1775
BOYCE, Charles 21 HODGES, Elizabeth dau of Samuel Hodges 18 1772
BOYCE, James of Ev 30+ TEDDER, Betty of Cloford 23 1755
BOYCE, Stephen 25 SMALL, Dennis of Doulting 24 1757
BULL, Ambrose HODGES, Mary, widow 1776
BURGESS, John 22 MILWARD, Elizabeth 21 1782
CAMPBELL, Archibald REX, Phyllis 1789
CANDY, Thomas REX also COLES, Hannah 1805 Nunny
CLARKE, Abraham of Stratton, widower CURTISS, Sarah 1746 can marry Wells Cathedral
CLARKE, Alexander. wid 30 WALTER, Betty 30 1761
CLARKE, George MULLINS, Salome widow 1788
CLARKE, James, bachelor 40 JESSOP, Dorothy 30 1763
COLES, Edward 30 WALTER, Flower 30 1755
COLES, John CREED. Abigail 1776
COLES, John 23 DUNFORD, Elizabeth 22 1756
COLES, Robert 25 ALLFORD, Elizabeth 1799
COLES, William REX, Jane widow 1793 Marston Bignall
COLES, William, wid 26 ANDREWS, Elizabeth 26 1771
COLES, William, widower 26 ANDREWS, Elizabeth 26 1771
COOK, John of Pitcombe 21+ PENNY, Sarah 1775
COX, William 30 FURBER, Mary 25 1766
COX, William of Ev 30 WEBB, Elizabeth 21 1770
CREIGHTON, Wm 26 PENNY, Amy 21 1761
DOWDING, John of Kingston Magna BISSE, Anne 1773
DUNFORD, Thomas PENNY, Frances 1745 can marry Wells Cathedral
DYMOCK, William of Stratton, WID 26 MURFORD, Sophia of Monkton Farley 24 1761
FELTHAM, Joseph of Gillingham 23 JENNINGS, Ann 21 1770
FOWLER, John of Sth Bruham 25 WHITE, Mary 21 1764
FRY, William, wid COX, Sarah 1799
GANE, Richard 21+ TARGETT, Mary 1755
GREEN, Stephen a soldier REX, Mary 1802
GREEN, StephenPvt 11th Regt Lt Dragoons GREEN, Mary
GREEN, William widower 25 SHUTE, Ann 25 1764
GREGORY, Thomas of Charlton Adam PARSONS, Leah 1798
HANHAM, Benjamin GILBERT otherwise EATON, Mary 1750 Ev or Pilton
HEATLEY, Samuel MULLINS, Hester 1759 Shepton Mallet
HILL, John of EAST Pennard 21+ COLES, Elizabeth 1798
HODGES, William IVEY, Catherine 1798
JENNINGS, Thomas 21+ HODGES, Betty 21 1774
KING, Richard of St James, London 23 DYKE, Mary of Ev 23 1760
LAMBERT, Charles widow FIELD, Elizabeth spinster 1745 can marry Wells Cathedral
MASTERS, John of Ev 19 CREIGHTON, Elizabeth 19 1756
MEADEN, William 21 DUPE, Grace of GIllingham, Dorset 21 1765
MILWARD, Benjamin of Batcombe 24 THOMAS, Grace 22 1758
MULLINS, Isaac WHITE, Betty 1748
MULLLINS, Richard 17 PENNY, Mary 1788
MULLLINS, Richard PENNY, Betty 1784
PENNY, James 21+ COX, Betsy dau of Abram & Mary, (bapt 1771) 1803
PENNY, John of Ev, a wid 21 CLARKE, Betty of Ev 21 1771
REAKES, Casbert BURGESS, Honour 1770 Stoke Lane
REAKES, Charles 24 MULLINS, Mary 22 1752
REAKES, Charles 24 MULLINS, Mary 22 1756
REAKES, George ANDREWS, Sarah 1771
REAKES, Richard BOYCE, Rebecca 1786
REX, John BRICE, Betty 1784 Aisholt
REX, William OSBORNE, Sarah 1838 Henstridge
REX. Richard BOYCE, Rebecca 1786
ROGERS, Thomas 24 KING, Mary of St Cuthbert Wells 22 1756
ROLLES, Charles 22 CLARKE, Elizabeth 21 1765
ROWLES, William 21 ALLEN, Anne 21 1758
SINGER, William of Berkeley 22 BACKHOUSE, Ann of Chesterblade 21 1761
SLADE, Thomas of Wanstrow 22 ELLIOT, Mary of Ev 21 1771
SMART, Richard, widowe 21+ DUPE, Ann of St Cuthbert 1775
STOWELL, Edward of Ev 21+ PENNY, Betsey dau of John Penny 19 1773
SWALLOW, James of Castle Cary 21 WHITE, Elizabeth 21 1768
SWAYN, William 30 LANE, Edith 30 1772
TANNER, Edward of Castle Cary REX, Angel 1758
THOMAS, Casbert 24 PENNY, Elizabeth 22 1768
TOMPKINS, Richard of Castle Cary 21 BALLINGER, Elizabeth 22 1761
TUCKER or ALLEN, James 30+ SHUTER, Mary of Mere, Wilts 27 175?
VALLESS, John, wid 40 VIGOR, Elizabeth, widow 30 1771
WARMENT see WEARMENT
WEARMENT, Charles 25 CORP, Mary 17 1756 Gabriel Popham & Betty her mother gave permission
WEBB, Stephen 23 FURBER, Lydia, wid 25 1757
WELCH, Robert MULLINS, Ann 19 1777
WOODFORD, John of Ansford 21+ CLARKE, Melliora of Ev 21 1774
SOME MEMORIES OF GROWING UP IN EVERCREECH –
Terry Parfitt - Sweden-
Sorry to trouble you but I was very impressed with your Homepage about Evercreech and the Reakes and Flook families. (I had an Uncle called George Reakes in Evercreech. Possibly no connection as there are the Parfitts at Spargrove who are, to my knowledge, no connection to my family)
Once again, thank you very much for all your efforts. When you are far from home, and sick, it is wonderful to see your home page and think back because I had a wonderful childhood in Evercreech. I read on the messages to your homepage that there is a historical society in Evercreech and I am trying to find out who is responsible. I have tried to write down my memories of growing up in Evercreech, perhaps I can share this with others?
I also have a carton of photographs that my mother collected and, frankly, have no idea who half of them are, but it might be good for posterity!
My stepmother was houskeeper to a Mr. Aurther Allen who lived at 'The Glen' at Evercreech and spent many years in Australia, he had a son or grandson, Rodney who now lives near Perth.
My name is Terrance (Terry) Parfitt
Address: Bältvägen 30 S 191 33 Sollentuna Sweden
Phone: +46-8-35 29 95
Fax : +46-8-35 30 99
eMail: terry.parfitt@swipnet.com
My Uncle George Reakes was, I believe, half-brother to Uncle Charlie Hayes. My mother's maiden name was Hayes and her parents ran the Shapway Arms Pub in Shapway Lane. Not sure how familiar you are with the map of Evercreech. Shapway Lane runs from Victoria (the main village) Square towards Stoney Stratton. Believe they also owned the Bell Inn (between the church and cemetary) at one time.
Uncle George (Reakes) and Uncle Charlie Hayes farmed next door to each other at Pecking Mill, just outside Evercreech on the main road between Castle Cary and Shepton Mallet. I remember as a small boy that Uncle George used to do the milk round and I remember his little van with milk churns from which he ladled out the milk into small milk containers that we had at home. How did we manage without a fridge in those days?
When Uncle George sold the farm he moved to Shapway Lane, (near 'The Glen' where my stepmother was housekeeper for Arthur Allen), and later to a house near Charlton Musgrove. I went to his wedding but can't remember his wife's name (yet). They married late in life and don't think there were any children.
Both Uncles George and Charlie were active members of the annual pantomime which was put on in the Village Hall in Victoria Square, arranged by Percy Allen, son 'young Percival' and daughter, who was always the leading lady!
Although I have written reams of paper 'off the top of my head'
With family names, shopkeepers, friends of the family, etc. now it has to be written out. It's amazing how much I remember, but frustrating how many gaps there are.
I have tried to draw a map of Evercreech, but it's not easy. Although it is only a sketch it triggers the memory and I've tried to put in who lived where.
Regarding the photographs, they are still in a carton in Wells with my stepmother. After my father died there was a rush to clear out the house before my stepmother moved to sheltered accommodation. The photos are a single remainder of my childhood that I was able to save. Sad isn't it. I was hoping that my Grandmother's second husband, who lives at Cranmore, could help me identify some of the people in the photographs, but he is almost 90 and recently in poor health and I don't know when I can get back to the UK next time. Sad that I used to be over two or three times per month, negotiating with customers like British Airways and Bankers Trust, MOD, etc.
My brother born '44 recently moved back from Plymouth to North Brewham, near Bruton, to be nearer our remaining relatives. He was ordained a couple of years ago in Wells Cathedral and took a service a few weeks ago at St. Peters Parish Church in Evercreech. He mentioned that it is beautifully looked after. People came up to him and said they remembered his in-laws, who lived next door to us and were very active in the Methodist Church in Evercreech. My brother originally went to Sexey School Bruton, Now he has held several services and regular visits to Sexeys Hospital. Several times he bumped into one of the Babers from Stoney Stratton who still have a farm by the old forde. Small world. We used to play there with their two sons, and "Help" on the farm. What memories!
Unfortunately I heard yesterday that my brother is in Frenchay Hospital and has undergone unawaited brain surgery. We are awaiting news of the outcome.
I read that you are also producing something about Milton Clevedon. There was always a scout camp each year near the river bridge at the bottom of the hill. I remember the quaint old school on the right. Did you know that Sir Michael Redgrave used to live opposite, on the small road going down to the church? I read with interest that there were silk mills both in Evercreech and at Milton Clevedon, but where?
As a schoolboy as well as helping on a bakers' round, from Ditcheat, covering the whole area round Evercreech to Bruton and Castle Cary, later on I was responsible for the grocery round from Hutchings shop in Evercreech.
It's odd, living in the capital of Sweden and travelling the big wide world, no one knows about Evercreech. When I renew my passport at the embassy they say they have never heard of my place of birth, am I sure that it is in England?! Therefore I jumped when I saw your homepage.
If you would like to share your memories, please contact JANET REAKES on jreakes@familytreeresearch.net
