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Admiral Francis William Austen
ABODES:
Portsdown Lodge, Wymering, HampshireFrancis entered the Royal Navy on 15 April 1786 and reached the rank of Vice-Admiral in 1838. (O'Byrne, 1849)
From Leslie Stephen, ed., Dictionary of National Biography, Vol 11, London, Smith, Elder & Co. 1885: Son of Rev George Austen, rector of Steventon in Hampshire and brother of Jane Austen, the novelist. Born on 23 April 1774, he entered the Royal Naval Academy at 12 years of age in April 1786. In December 1788 he joined the Perseverence frigate, and served in her in the East Indies. In December 1792 he was made a Lieutenant and after six years of active service he was promoted to Commander on 3 February 1799 [and Captain in 1800].
From 1807 to 1809 he commanded the St Albans of 64 guns and in her made at least two voyages to the East Indies in charge of the convoy.
He attained the rank of Rear Admiral in July 1830, Vice-Admiral in June 1838, Commander-in-Chief in the West Indies from December 1844 to 1848, Admiral in August 1848, Rear-Admiral of the United Kingdom on 5 June 1862, Vice-Admiral of the United Kingdom 11 December 1862, and Admiral of the Fleet on 27 April 1863. He was made K.C.B.; G.C.B. in May 1860, and "full of years and honours, he died on 10 August 1865".
PETERELL,16. Sloop. (1794 Frindsbury. Harbour Service 1817) 1800 Francis William AUSTEN, Mediterranean. On 21 March 180O PETERELL was in action with three French vessels, a brig, a ship and a zebec off Cape Couronne on the Riviera. He quickly drove the last two ashore then carried out a running fight with the brig that lasted for an hour and a half, often less than a cable's length from the shore, before the enemy struck after her captain and one seaman were killed. There were no British casualties. Among the officers which took part in the action were Lieut. PACKER, the master, Mr THOMPSON, and the purser, Mr HILL. The first lieutenant, Mr GLOVER, and the gunner were away in prizes with thirty of the men.
The enemy brig was the LIGURIENNE, armed with fourteen 6-pounders and two 36-pound howitzers and commanded by Lieut. Francis Auguste Pelabon. She was only two years old and was fastened with screw bolts so that she could be taken apart and re-assembled. He learned from the prisoners that the ship was the CERF with fourteen six pounders and the zebec the JOLLIET mounting six 6-pounders. They had all sailed with a convoy from Cette to Marseilles. PETERELL captured two of the merchantmen, a barque and a bombarde, both loaded with wheat. The action was watched by MERMAID well to leeward and unable to come up to assist.
PETERELL, PEARL and VICTORIEUSE took the Genoese ship St JOSEPH & MARIA VELOCE, bound from Genoa to Alexandria with wine, brandy and arms, on the 29 April 1801 and the French aviso PREVOYANT on the 30th. While with a squadron under Sir James SAUMAREZ in CASPER, PETERELL took the merchantman CHARLOTTE on 21 August 1801.
CANOPUS,80. (The French FRANKLIN [named for Benjamin Franklin], Rear Ad. Planquet, captured by Rear Ad. NELSON in Aboukir Bay on 1 August 1798. BU 1887) 1799 Capt. Bartholomew JAMES of CORSO brought the prize back to England from Gibraltar. 1800 Plymouth for repair. 1803 Capt. John CONN (act.), fitting out at Plymouth.
1805 Capt. Francis William AUSTEN, off Cadiz as flagship of Rear Ad. LOUIS. CANOPUS accompanied Lord Nelson in the pursuit across the Atlantic of the combined Franco-Spanish fleet and remained under his orders until 15 August. During the Battle of Trafalgar CANOPUS was occupied procuring supplies of water and provisions, having been detached to Tetuan and Gibraltar with SPENCER, QUEEN, TIGRE and ZEALOUS. On the day Villeneuve quitted Cadiz Rear Ad. LOUIS' squadron received orders to escort a convoy past Cartagena.
In December Vice Ad. Sir John DUCKWORTH, with the squadron off Cadiz (CANOPUS, SUPERB, SPENCER, AGAMEMNON, DONEGAL and ACASTA) went in chase of a French squadron under Rear Ad. Willaumez which had sailed from Brest. On 25 and 26 December he lost them off Cape Verde so sailed to Barbados were he was joined by NORTHUMBERLAND, ATLAS, KINGFISHER and EPERVIER. On 5 February 1806 MAGICIENNE joined with the news that the French were off the town of San Domingo, five ships-of-the-line, two frigates and a corvette. Action was joined on the morning of the 6th when SUPERB, NORTHUMBERLAND and SPENCER in close order engaged ALEXANDRE, IMPERIAL and DIOMEDE. CANOPUS, leading the lee column, fired a broadside into ALEXANDRE, bringing down her already tottering masts, then stood towards IMPERIAL and DIOMEDE. The former stood towards the land closely followed by CANOPUS which continued firing until the French ship took the ground with such force that her masts went over the side. Only the French frigates escaped. For his conduct Capt. AUSTEN received a gold medal, a parliamentry vote of thanks and a vase valued at 100 pounds from the patriotic fund at Lloyds. He left CANOPUS on 22 June 1806. [Note: Francis Austen always regretted the fact that he missed the action of Trafalgar.]
Rear Admiral Charles John Austen
Charles entered the Royal Navy in July 1791, and was promoted to Rear-Admiral in 1846
Memorial at St. Ann's church, Portsmouth Dockyard
http://www.memorials.inportsmouth.co.uk/churches/st_anns/austen-cj.htmSACRED TO THE MEMORY OF CHARLES JOHN AUSTEN ESQR REAR ADMIRAL OF THE RED COMPANION OF THE BATH AND COMMANDER IN CHIEF OF HM NAVAL FORCES IN THE EAST INDIES WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE OFF PROME IN THE RIVER IRRAWADDY WHILE CONDUCTING THE NAVAL PART OF THE ATTACK ON THE BURMESE EMPIRE OF DISTINGUISHED ZEAL AND UNIMPEACHABLE INTEGRITY AS A PUBLIC OFFICER DURING 37 YEARS OF ACTIVE SERVICE RESPECTED AND BELOVED BY ALL HIS ACQUAINTANCE AND DEEPLY REGRETTED BY HIS AFFLICTED WIDOW, FAMILY AND RELATIVES. HE DIED IN THE SURE HOPE OF A JOYFUL RESURRECTION ON THE 7TH OCTOBER 1852 AGED 73 YEARS FOR WE KNOW THAT IF OUR EARTHLY HOUSE OF THIS TABERNACLE WERE DISSOLVED WE HAVE A BUILDING OF GOD, AN HOUSE NOT MADE WITH HANDS. ETERNAL IN THE HEAVENS 2 COR V I
Rear Admiral Charles John Austen
Charles entered the Royal Navy in July 1791, and was promoted to Rear-Admiral in 1846
Memorial at St. Ann's church, Portsmouth Dockyard
http://www.memorials.inportsmouth.co.uk/churches/st_anns/austen-cj.htmSACRED TO THE MEMORY OF CHARLES JOHN AUSTEN ESQR REAR ADMIRAL OF THE RED COMPANION OF THE BATH AND COMMANDER IN CHIEF OF HM NAVAL FORCES IN THE EAST INDIES WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE OFF PROME IN THE RIVER IRRAWADDY WHILE CONDUCTING THE NAVAL PART OF THE ATTACK ON THE BURMESE EMPIRE OF DISTINGUISHED ZEAL AND UNIMPEACHABLE INTEGRITY AS A PUBLIC OFFICER DURING 37 YEARS OF ACTIVE SERVICE RESPECTED AND BELOVED BY ALL HIS ACQUAINTANCE AND DEEPLY REGRETTED BY HIS AFFLICTED WIDOW, FAMILY AND RELATIVES. HE DIED IN THE SURE HOPE OF A JOYFUL RESURRECTION ON THE 7TH OCTOBER 1852 AGED 73 YEARS FOR WE KNOW THAT IF OUR EARTHLY HOUSE OF THIS TABERNACLE WERE DISSOLVED WE HAVE A BUILDING OF GOD, AN HOUSE NOT MADE WITH HANDS. ETERNAL IN THE HEAVENS 2 COR V I
Constance Catherine Ellis-Jervoise
Birth: Sep 1852, Constance Jervoise, Alderbury 5a 178
1891 Census: Alresford House, Pound Hill, New Alresford, Hampshire
Arthur Hardy Wood, Head, Mar, 46, J.P. Living on own means, b. Thedden Grange, Alton, Hampshire
Constance Catherine Wood, Wife, Mar, 38, Living on own means, b. Niets? the Moat, Britford, Salisbury, Wiltshire
Constance Margaret Marx, Daur, Un, 12, b. Alresford House, Hampshire
Edith Mary Marx, Daur, Un, 9, b. Alresford House, Hampshire
Jane Hewett, Visitor, Un, 71, Living on own means, b. Basingstoke, Hampshire
+ Governess & 7 Servants1901 Census: The Hall, Gunton, Norfolk
Constance C. Wood, Head, Mar, 48, Living on own means, b. Britford, Wiltshire
Edith M. Marx, Daur, Un, 19, b. Alresford, Hampshire
+ 7 Servants
Birth: Jun 1878 - Marx Constance Margaret - Alresford 2c 152
1891 Census: Alresford House, Pound Hill, New Alresford, Hampshire
Arthur Hardy Wood, Head, Mar, 46, J.P. Living on own means, b. Thedden Grange, Alton, Hampshire
Constance Catherine Wood, Wife, Mar, 38, Living on own means, b. Niets? the Moat, Britford, Salisbury, Wiltshire
Constance Margaret Marx, Daur, Un, 12, b. Alresford House, Hampshire
Edith Mary Marx, Daur, Un, 9, b. Alresford House, Hampshire
Jane Hewett, Visitor, Un, 71, Living on own means, b. Basingstoke, Hampshire
+ Governess & 7 Servants1901 Census: Not found.
Birth: Sep 1881 - Marx Edith Mary - Alresford 2c 155
Probable Marriage: Dec 1907
MARX Edith Mary St. Geo. H. Sq. 1a 928
FOWLER Arthur Robert W St. Geo. H. Sq. 1a 928
HOWELL Bernard Brookes St. Geo. H. Sq. 1a 928
EELES Constance Caroline S St G. H. Sq. 1a 928Probable Children: (The W is probably for Wood)
Births Dec 1915 - FOWLER Andrew G W - Mother's maiden name - Marx Farnham 2a 199
Births Sep 1917 - Fowler Cynthia C W - Mother's maiden name - Marx Hampstead 1a 759
Births Mar 1921 - Fowler Mildred C W - Mother's maiden name - Marx Hampstead 1a 9861891 Census: Alresford House, Pound Hill, New Alresford, Hampshire
Arthur Hardy Wood, Head, Mar, 46, J.P. Living on own means, b. Thedden Grange, Alton, Hampshire
Constance Catherine Wood, Wife, Mar, 38, Living on own means, b. Niets? the Moat, Britford, Salisbury, Wiltshire
Constance Margaret Marx, Daur, Un, 12, b. Alresford House, Hampshire
Edith Mary Marx, Daur, Un, 9, b. Alresford House, Hampshire
Jane Hewett, Visitor, Un, 71, Living on own means, b. Basingstoke, Hampshire
+ Governess & 7 Servants1901 Census: The Hall, Gunton, Norfolk
Constance C. Wood, Head, Mar, 48, Living on own means, b. Britford, Wiltshire
Edith M. Marx, Daur, Un, 19, b. Alresford, Hampshire
+ 7 Servants
Francis Jervoise Ellis Ellis-Jervoise
LDS:
FRANCIS JERVOISE ELLIS
Christening: 27 JUN 1809 Long Compton, Warwick
Father: FRANCIS ELLIS
Mother: MARY
Deaths Mar 1877 - JERVOISE Mary Louisa E, aged 56, Basingstoke 2c 129
Francis Jervoise Ellis Ellis-Jervoise
LDS:
FRANCIS JERVOISE ELLIS
Christening: 27 JUN 1809 Long Compton, Warwick
Father: FRANCIS ELLIS
Mother: MARY
LDS:
MARY FRANCES KNIGHTON
Birth: 28 OCT 1816
Christening: 03 DEC 1816 Saint Mary, Battersea, London
Father: WILLIAM KNIGHTON
Mother: DOROTHEA
Lietenant in 2nd Hampshire rifles. 1873 - 1882
1851 Census: Odsall House, North Bierley, Yorkshire
Charles Hardy, Head, Mar, 38, Magistrate - Iron Master, b. Bradford, Yorkshire
Catherine Hardy, Mar, 31, b. Belfast, Ireland
Catherine Isabel Hardy, Daur, Un, 10, Scholar at House, b. North Bierley, Yorkshire
Charles Stewart Hardy, Son, Un, 8, Scholar at House, b. North Bierley, Yorkshire
Emily Ad--- Hardy, Daur, Un, 6, Scholar at House, b. North Bierley, Yorkshire
Annis Matilda Hardy, Daur, Un, 4, b. North Bierley, Yorkshire
Herbert Carey Hardy, Son, Un, 2, b. North Bierley, Yorkshire
Florince Hardy, Daur, Un, 11 mon, b. North Bierley, Yorkshire
+ Governess & 11 Servants1861 Census: Odsall House, Lowmoor, Wibsey, North Bierley, Yorkshire
Charles Hardy, Head, Mar, 48, Magistrate, Iron Master, Deputy Lieutenant & Repents? of Mines, b. Bradford, Yorkshire
Catherine Hardy, Mar, 42, b. Ireland
Catherine Isabel Hardy, Daur, Un, 20, b. North Bierley, Yorkshire
Emily Adeline Hardy, Daur, Un, 16, Scholar, b. North Bierley, Yorkshire
Annis Matilda Hardy, Daur, Un, 14, Scholar, b. North Bierley, Yorkshire
Herbert Carey Hardy, Son, Un, 12, Scholar, b. North Bierley, Yorkshire
Florence Hardy, Daur, Un, 10, Scholar, b. North Bierley, Yorkshire
Marion Hardy, Daur, Un, 2, b. North Bierley, Yorkshire
Sarah Foster, Visitor, Mar, 56, b. York, Yorkshire
+ 14 Servants1871 Census: Manor House, Froyle, Hampshire
Catharine Hardy, Head, Wid, 50, b. Belfast, Ireland
Hubert C. Hardy, Son, Un, 22, Undergraduate Oxon, b. Low Moor, Yorkshire
Emily Adeline Hardy, Daur, Un, 26, b. Low Moor, Yorkshire
Annis M. Hardy, Daur, Un, 24, b. Low Moor, Yorkshire
Marion Hardy, Daur, Un, 12, b. Low Moor, Yorkshire
Florence Knight, Daur, Mar, 20, b. Low Moor, Yorkshire
Montagu G. Knight, Son-in-law, Mar, 26, B.A. Oxon, J.P., b. Chawton, Hampshire
Sir Donald Campbell, Visitor, Mar, 41, Bart. Landowner J.P., b. Argylshire, Scotland
Lady Campbell, Visitor, Mar, 30, b. Westmorland
Matilda Hardy, Visitor, Un, 52, b. Wadmore?, Yorkshire
+ Governess & 16 Servants1881 Census: Belle Vue Hotel, Bath Road, Holdenhurst, Hampshire
James J. FORD, Head, M, 50, London, London, Middlesex, Gentleman
Mary J. FORD, Wife, M, 47, Henley, Oxford
James FINNEE, Boarder, U, 46, York, Carpet Manufacturer
Robert FINNEE, Boarder, U, 50, Scotland, Gentleman
Herbert C. HARDY, Boarder, M, 32, York, Gentleman
John HARDEN, Boarder, U, 32, Bebington, Cheshire, Merchant
Thomas J. DOSSOR, Boarder, U, 42, Howden, York, Merchant
1861 Census: Chawton House, Chawton, Hampshire
Edward Knight, Head, Mar, 66, Landowner, b. Godmersham, Kent
Adele Knight, Wife, Mar, 43, Landowner's wife, b. Freefolk, Hampshire
Elizabeth A. Knight, Daur, Un, 20, Landowner's daughter, b. Basingstoke, Hampshire
Montagu G. Knight, Son, Un, 16, b. Chawton, Hampshire
Charles E. Knight, Son, Un, 15, b. Chawton, Hampshire
Henry J. Knight, Son, Un, 13, b. Chawton, Hampshire
Adela L.C. Knight, Daur, Un, 11, b. Chawton, Hampshire
Adele M.M. Knight, Daur, Un, 9, b. Chawton, Hampshire
Helen Adela Knight, Daur, Un, 7, b. Chawton, Hampshire
Ethel Adela Knight, Daur, Un, 4, b. Chawton, Hampshire
Elizabeth Portal, Visitor, Wid, 73, Landowner's widow, b. London
Jane C. Portal, Visitor, Un, 31, Landowner's daughter, b. Freefolk, Hampshire
Eleanor J. Portal, Visitor, Un, 6, b. Oakley, Hampshire
+ Governess & 21 servants +visitor servant1881 Census: Vicarage, Evenley, Northamptonshire
Edward WORSLEY, Head, Mar, 37, Finchley, Middlesex, Vicar Of Evenley
Ethel Adela WORSLEY, Wife, Mar, 24, London, Middlesex
ditto WORSLEY, Son (sic), 1 m, Evenley, Northamptonshire (actually Harold Montague Worsley)
Louisa HARDY, Sister-in-law, Mar, 30, Chawton, Hampshire (Adela Louisa Cassandra Hardy nee Knight)
+ Nurse & 5 servants1891 Census: Danehurst, Fletching, Sussex
Adela L.C. Hardy, Head, Wid, 41, Living on her own means, b. Chawton, Hampshire
Guy C. Hardy, Son, Un, 17, Scholar, b. Alton, Hampshire
Adela G.C. Hardy, Daur, Un, 16, Scholar, b. Froyle, Hampshire
Marion C. Hardy, Daur, Un, 14, Scholar, b. Brighton, Sussex
Margaret L. Hardy, Daur, Un, 12, Scholar, b. Danehill, Sussex
Herbert E. Hardy, Son, Un, 10, Scholar, b. Danehill, Sussex
Ronald M. Hardy, Son, Un, 8, Scholar, b. Danehill, Sussex
Annis K. Hardy, Daur, Un, 6, b. Danehill, Sussex
Norah C. Hardy, Daur, Un, 4, b. Danehill, Sussex
Louisa C. Hardy, Daur, Un, 2, b. Danehill, Sussex
Maryanne Dickson, Visitor, Wid, 68, Living on her own means, b. Scotland
+ 17 Servants1901 Census: Park Hotel?, Hascombe, Surrey
A. Louisa C. Hardy, Head, Wid, 51, Living on own means, b. Chawton, Hampshire
Marion E. Hardy, Daur, Un, 24, Living on own means, b. Brighton, Sussex
Annis K. Hardy, Daur, Un, 16, b. Dane Hill, Sussex
Norah C. Hardy, Daur, Un, 14, b. Dane Hill, Sussex
Louisa C. Hardy, Daur, Un, 12, b. Dane Hill, Sussex
+ Governess & 11 servants1911 Census (Index Only): Hambledon, Surrey
A. Louisa C. Hardy, 61
Annis K. Hardy, 26
Norah C. Hardy, 24
1881 Census: Sandhills, South Cliff, Holdenhurst, Hampshire
Frances THOMSON, Head, W, 32, London, Middlesex
Rose THOMSON, Daur, 7, London, Middlesex, Scholar
Samuel SANDARS, Visitor, M, 44, Manchester, Lancashire, Barrister At Law
Elizabeth SANDARS, Visitor, M, 44, London, London, Middlesex
Alys SANDARS, Visitor, 7, London, London, Middlesex, Scholar
Dorothy SANDARS, Visitor, 5, London, London, Middlesex
Margaret EASTICK, Serv, U, 34, Calkirk, Norfolk, Domestic Serv
Eliza SLICE, Serv, U, 41, London, London, Middlesex, Domestic Serv
Fannie JESSOP, Visitor, U, 39, Swaffham, Norfolk, Head Nurse
Mirk CLAY, Visitor, U, 35, Thetford, Norfolk, Head Nurse
Mary A. JESSOP, Visitor, U, 24, Housell, Worcester, Head Nurse
Guy C. FARELY, Visitor, 7, Ansley, Hampshire
Stella G.C. FARELY, Visitor, 6, Froyle, Hampshire
Marion E. FARELY, Visitor, 4, Brighton, Sussex
Margaret L. FARELY, Visitor, 2, Dene Hurst, Sussex
Herbert E. FARELY, Visitor, 10 m, Dene Hurst, Sussex
Dene H. SUMMERS, Visitor, 9, Dene Hill, Sussex1891 Census: Danehurst, Fletching, Sussex
Adela L.C. Hardy, Head, Wid, 41, Living on her own means, b. Chawton, Hampshire
Guy C. Hardy, Son, Un, 17, Scholar, b. Alton, Hampshire
Adela G.C. Hardy, Daur, Un, 16, Scholar, b. Froyle, Hampshire
Marion C. Hardy, Daur, Un, 14, Scholar, b. Brighton, Sussex
Margaret L. Hardy, Daur, Un, 12, Scholar, b. Danehill, Sussex
Herbert E. Hardy, Son, Un, 10, Scholar, b. Danehill, Sussex
Ronald M. Hardy, Son, Un, 8, Scholar, b. Danehill, Sussex
Annis K. Hardy, Daur, Un, 6, b. Danehill, Sussex
Norah C. Hardy, Daur, Un, 4, b. Danehill, Sussex
Louisa C. Hardy, Daur, Un, 2, b. Danehill, Sussex
Maryanne Dickson, Visitor, Wid, 68, Living on her own means, b. Scotland
+ 17 Servants
Details from: http://www.kentfallen.com/PDF%20REPORTS/WYE%20COLLEGE.pdf
Formerly of Danehurst, Sussex. Ronald joined Wye college in 1906 and left in 1909 with a diploma. He was well known amoungst dog fanciers and was a successful breeder of working terriers. It is
also recorded that he was an enthusiastic badger-digger. All his terriers bore the prefix of Chilworth, and he was the breeder of the very well known Sealyham terrier bitch “Ace of Spades”.Details from Commonwealth War Graves Commission: http://www.cwgc.org/
Name: RONALD MONTAGU HARDY
Nationality: United Kingdom
Rank: Captain
Regiment/Service: Rifle Brigade
Unit Text: "D" Coy. 7th Bn.
Age: 33
Date of Death: 23 Jul 1915
Additional information: Son of Herbert and A. Louisa C. Hardy, of Chilworth Manor, Surrey.
Casualty Type: Commonwealth War Dead
Grave/Memorial Reference: Panel 46 - 48 and 50.
Memorial: YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL1891 Census: Danehurst, Fletching, Sussex
Adela L.C. Hardy, Head, Wid, 41, Living on her own means, b. Chawton, Hampshire
Guy C. Hardy, Son, Un, 17, Scholar, b. Alton, Hampshire
Adela G.C. Hardy, Daur, Un, 16, Scholar, b. Froyle, Hampshire
Marion C. Hardy, Daur, Un, 14, Scholar, b. Brighton, Sussex
Margaret L. Hardy, Daur, Un, 12, Scholar, b. Danehill, Sussex
Herbert E. Hardy, Son, Un, 10, Scholar, b. Danehill, Sussex
Ronald M. Hardy, Son, Un, 8, Scholar, b. Danehill, Sussex
Annis K. Hardy, Daur, Un, 6, b. Danehill, Sussex
Norah C. Hardy, Daur, Un, 4, b. Danehill, Sussex
Louisa C. Hardy, Daur, Un, 2, b. Danehill, Sussex
Maryanne Dickson, Visitor, Wid, 68, Living on her own means, b. Scotland
+ 17 Servants1901 Census: Queen Street, Chelmsford, Essex
Ronald M. Hardy, Boarder, Un, 19, Living on own means, b. Dane Hill, Sussex
Living with George Randall Smith (45, wool stapler) and family
1891 Census: Danehurst, Fletching, Sussex
Adela L.C. Hardy, Head, Wid, 41, Living on her own means, b. Chawton, Hampshire
Guy C. Hardy, Son, Un, 17, Scholar, b. Alton, Hampshire
Adela G.C. Hardy, Daur, Un, 16, Scholar, b. Froyle, Hampshire
Marion C. Hardy, Daur, Un, 14, Scholar, b. Brighton, Sussex
Margaret L. Hardy, Daur, Un, 12, Scholar, b. Danehill, Sussex
Herbert E. Hardy, Son, Un, 10, Scholar, b. Danehill, Sussex
Ronald M. Hardy, Son, Un, 8, Scholar, b. Danehill, Sussex
Annis K. Hardy, Daur, Un, 6, b. Danehill, Sussex
Norah C. Hardy, Daur, Un, 4, b. Danehill, Sussex
Louisa C. Hardy, Daur, Un, 2, b. Danehill, Sussex
Maryanne Dickson, Visitor, Wid, 68, Living on her own means, b. Scotland
+ 17 Servants1901 Census: Park Hotel?, Hascombe, Surrey
A. Louisa C. Hardy, Head, Wid, 51, Living on own means, b. Chawton, Hampshire
Marion E. Hardy, Daur, Un, 24, Living on own means, b. Brighton, Sussex
Annis K. Hardy, Daur, Un, 16, b. Dane Hill, Sussex
Norah C. Hardy, Daur, Un, 14, b. Dane Hill, Sussex
Louisa C. Hardy, Daur, Un, 12, b. Dane Hill, Sussex
+ Governess & 11 servants1911 Census (Index Only): Hambledon, Surrey
A. Louisa C. Hardy, 61
Annis K. Hardy, 26
Norah C. Hardy, 24
1891 Census: Danehurst, Fletching, Sussex
Adela L.C. Hardy, Head, Wid, 41, Living on her own means, b. Chawton, Hampshire
Guy C. Hardy, Son, Un, 17, Scholar, b. Alton, Hampshire
Adela G.C. Hardy, Daur, Un, 16, Scholar, b. Froyle, Hampshire
Marion C. Hardy, Daur, Un, 14, Scholar, b. Brighton, Sussex
Margaret L. Hardy, Daur, Un, 12, Scholar, b. Danehill, Sussex
Herbert E. Hardy, Son, Un, 10, Scholar, b. Danehill, Sussex
Ronald M. Hardy, Son, Un, 8, Scholar, b. Danehill, Sussex
Annis K. Hardy, Daur, Un, 6, b. Danehill, Sussex
Norah C. Hardy, Daur, Un, 4, b. Danehill, Sussex
Louisa C. Hardy, Daur, Un, 2, b. Danehill, Sussex
Maryanne Dickson, Visitor, Wid, 68, Living on her own means, b. Scotland
+ 17 Servants1901 Census: Park Hotel?, Hascombe, Surrey
A. Louisa C. Hardy, Head, Wid, 51, Living on own means, b. Chawton, Hampshire
Marion E. Hardy, Daur, Un, 24, Living on own means, b. Brighton, Sussex
Annis K. Hardy, Daur, Un, 16, b. Dane Hill, Sussex
Norah C. Hardy, Daur, Un, 14, b. Dane Hill, Sussex
Louisa C. Hardy, Daur, Un, 12, b. Dane Hill, Sussex
+ Governess & 11 servants1911 Census (Index Only): Hambledon, Surrey
A. Louisa C. Hardy, 61
Annis K. Hardy, 26
Norah C. Hardy, 24
Possible Marriage: Dec 1910
Damen Edward F W Weymouth 5a 741
Earley Arthur J Weymouth 5a 741
Hardy Louisa C Weymouth 5a 741
Vincent Alice R Weymouth 5a 7411891 Census: Danehurst, Fletching, Sussex
Adela L.C. Hardy, Head, Wid, 41, Living on her own means, b. Chawton, Hampshire
Guy C. Hardy, Son, Un, 17, Scholar, b. Alton, Hampshire
Adela G.C. Hardy, Daur, Un, 16, Scholar, b. Froyle, Hampshire
Marion C. Hardy, Daur, Un, 14, Scholar, b. Brighton, Sussex
Margaret L. Hardy, Daur, Un, 12, Scholar, b. Danehill, Sussex
Herbert E. Hardy, Son, Un, 10, Scholar, b. Danehill, Sussex
Ronald M. Hardy, Son, Un, 8, Scholar, b. Danehill, Sussex
Annis K. Hardy, Daur, Un, 6, b. Danehill, Sussex
Norah C. Hardy, Daur, Un, 4, b. Danehill, Sussex
Louisa C. Hardy, Daur, Un, 2, b. Danehill, Sussex
Maryanne Dickson, Visitor, Wid, 68, Living on her own means, b. Scotland
+ 17 Servants1901 Census: Park Hotel?, Hascombe, Surrey
A. Louisa C. Hardy, Head, Wid, 51, Living on own means, b. Chawton, Hampshire
Marion E. Hardy, Daur, Un, 24, Living on own means, b. Brighton, Sussex
Annis K. Hardy, Daur, Un, 16, b. Dane Hill, Sussex
Norah C. Hardy, Daur, Un, 14, b. Dane Hill, Sussex
Louisa C. Hardy, Daur, Un, 12, b. Dane Hill, Sussex
+ Governess & 11 servants
It is not yet established if Robert is related to John Wood of Bradford & Thedden Grange.
1871 Census: The Shrubbery, Lesney Park, Erith, Kent
Robert Wood, Head, Mar, 33, Vicar elect of proposed new district of Christchurch, Kent, Erith, b. London Middlesex
Charlotte E. Wood, Wife, Mar, 31, b. Eltham, Kent
Dora? E.W. Wood, Daur, Un, 7, b. Rockhampton, Surrey
Edith F. Wood, Daur, Un, 6, Scholar, b. Reading, Berkshire
George R. Wood, Son, Un, 5, Scholar, b. Reading, Berkshire
Charles F. Wood, Son, Un, 3, b. Reading, Berkshire
Fanny E. Wood, Daur, Un, 1, b. Reading, Berkshire
Arthur H. Wood, Son, Un, 4 months, b. Reading, Berkshire
+ Governess & 4 servants1901 Census: 15 Argyle Road, Kensington, London
Arthur H. Wood, Head, Mar, 30, Examiner in the board of education, b. Reading, Berkshire
Adela G.C. Wood, Wife, Mar, 26, b. Froyle, Hampshire
Marion F. Wood, Daur, 9 mon, Un, b. Hascombe, Surrey
+ 4 Servants
Adela Gertrude Catherine Hardy
1881 Census: Sandhills, South Cliff, Holdenhurst, Hampshire
Frances THOMSON, Head, W, 32, London, Middlesex
Rose THOMSON, Daur, 7, London, Middlesex, Scholar
Samuel SANDARS, Visitor, M, 44, Manchester, Lancashire, Barrister At Law
Elizabeth SANDARS, Visitor, M, 44, London, London, Middlesex
Alys SANDARS, Visitor, 7, London, London, Middlesex, Scholar
Dorothy SANDARS, Visitor, 5, London, London, Middlesex
Margaret EASTICK, Serv, U, 34, Calkirk, Norfolk, Domestic Serv
Eliza SLICE, Serv, U, 41, London, London, Middlesex, Domestic Serv
Fannie JESSOP, Visitor, U, 39, Swaffham, Norfolk, Head Nurse
Mirk CLAY, Visitor, U, 35, Thetford, Norfolk, Head Nurse
Mary A. JESSOP, Visitor, U, 24, Housell, Worcester, Head Nurse
Guy C. FARELY, Visitor, 7, Ansley, Hampshire
Stella G.C. FARELY, Visitor, 6, Froyle, Hampshire
Marion E. FARELY, Visitor, 4, Brighton, Sussex
Margaret L. FARELY, Visitor, 2, Dene Hurst, Sussex
Herbert E. FARELY, Visitor, 10 m, Dene Hurst, Sussex
Dene H. SUMMERS, Visitor, 9, Dene Hill, Sussex1891 Census: Danehurst, Fletching, Sussex
Adela L.C. Hardy, Head, Wid, 41, Living on her own means, b. Chawton, Hampshire
Guy C. Hardy, Son, Un, 17, Scholar, b. Alton, Hampshire
Adela G.C. Hardy, Daur, Un, 16, Scholar, b. Froyle, Hampshire
Marion C. Hardy, Daur, Un, 14, Scholar, b. Brighton, Sussex
Margaret L. Hardy, Daur, Un, 12, Scholar, b. Danehill, Sussex
Herbert E. Hardy, Son, Un, 10, Scholar, b. Danehill, Sussex
Ronald M. Hardy, Son, Un, 8, Scholar, b. Danehill, Sussex
Annis K. Hardy, Daur, Un, 6, b. Danehill, Sussex
Norah C. Hardy, Daur, Un, 4, b. Danehill, Sussex
Louisa C. Hardy, Daur, Un, 2, b. Danehill, Sussex
Maryanne Dickson, Visitor, Wid, 68, Living on her own means, b. Scotland
+ 17 Servants1901 Census: 15 Argyle Road, Kensington, London
Arthur H. Wood, Head, Mar, 30, Examiner in the board of education, b. Reading, Berkshire
Adela G.C. Wood, Wife, Mar, 26, b. Froyle, Hampshire
Marion F. Wood, Daur, 9 mon, Un, b. Hascombe, Surrey
+ 4 Servants