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CARNE, Edward Clifton Marriage
Wife: Mary Innes POCOCK
Marriage Date: 13 May 1820 Recorded in: St. Michaels, Bristol, Gloucester, England
Source: FHL Number 1595867 Dates: 1813-1870
1881 Census: 13 Grosvenor Street, Edinburgh St Georges, Edinburgh, Scotland
Source: FHL Film 0223993 GRO Ref Volume 685-1 EnumDist 89 Page 8
Marr Age Sex Birthplace
Robert SIMISON M 53 M Chapel Of Garioch, Aberdeen, Scotland
Rel: Head
Occ: H M Bengal Civil Service Retired
Amy SIMISON M 32 F Punjab Lahore, East Indies
Rel: Wife
Mary H. SIMISON U 9 F Edinr, Edinburgh, Scotland
Rel: Daur
Occ: Scholar
Henry J.F. SIMISON 8 M North West Province, East Indies
Rel: Son
Occ: Scholar
Isabella A. SIMISON 6 F Allahabad, East Indies
Rel: Daur
Occ: Scholar
Evelyn A. SIMISON 4 F Allahabad, East Indies
Rel: Daur
May C. SIMISON 2 F Edinr, Edinburgh, Scotland
Rel: Daur
James R. SIMISON 1 M Edinr, Edinburgh, Scotland
Rel: Son
Helen R. BRINDLE U 30 F Keithick Corpar Angus, Perth, Scotland
Rel: Servt
Occ: Domestic Servt Nurse
Jane GEDDES U 32 F Wick, Caithness, Scotland
Rel: Servt
Occ: Dom Servt Cook
Jemima MC COWAN U 20 F Cockburnspath, Berwick, Scotland
Rel: Servt
Occ: Dom Serv Table Maid
Margaret MC KENZIE U 27 F Crieff, Perth, Scotland
Rel: Servt
Occ: Dom Serv House Maid
Isabella FRASER U 24 F Inverness, Inverness, Scotland
Rel: Servt
Occ: Dom Serv Laundry Maid
Elizabeth M. COWAN U 19 F Fraserburgh, Aberdeen, Scotland
Rel: Servt
Occ: Dom Serv Under Nurse
Arthur Wyndham Spedding Playfair
Arthur's marriage to Lena fell apart soon after they married due to his excesive drinking. Lena stayed with him while her father was alive, so as not to cause her father any distress.
To avoid any scandal to Arthur's family it was agreed that Lena would move from their house in Clareville Grove, where she lived with Ethel, to live in Berlin with two old governesses of his family. On her return to England she would find the house empty giving them grounds for divorce.
Arthur had one brother in the Army and another who was a doctor.
ARTHUR PLAYFAIR, Actor, aged 49, left £5,438 in a will.
Source: http://www.cartes.freeuk.com/history/theatre.htm
(Family notes)
Herbert Wills was the 5th son of William Ridout Wills and Emma Catharine Kimberley.
For 20 years he was Editor of first "The Builder" and second "The Architect". He died after being ill for only 3 days.OCCUPATIONS:
Architect (F.R.I.B.A.)
1913, Editor of the "Builder"ABODES:
South Side, Austen Wood Common, Gerard's Cross, Buckinghamshire.
1937: 22 Southampton Street, Bloomsbury Square, Holborn, Middlesex
(AC Family notes)
In 1869, when Dorothea was in Norfolk and Suffolk, she used to sketch outdoors with her brother, Thomas, who later emigrated to Canada followed by brother, Charles.EDUCATION:
Munich and Bavaria.
Bedford College, London.
1869: Art student in Norfolk and Suffolk
1881: Student at Froebel CollegeABODES:
1944: "Sandpits", Bepton, Midhurst, SussexPROBATE: April 11, 1946, London to Felix Percival Wills, Engineer
1871 Census: Terrace No.3 (near Horse Shoes Inn) Lancing, Sussex
Mary Fripp, Wife, Mar, 45, b. Camberwell, Surrey
Robert M. Fripp, Son, Un, 13, b. Camden Town, London
Edgar I. Fripp, Son, Un, 8, b. Camden Town, London
Frances D. Fripp, Daur, Un, 7, b. St. John's Wood, London
Thomas W. Fripp, Son, Un, 6, b. St. John's Wood, London
Mary Wallen (Wallers?), Serv, Wid, 40, Housekeeper, b. Wales
Mary Charles, Serv, Un, 15, Domestic Servant, b. Lancing, Sussex
(Family notes)
Kathleen never married. She died only 18 months after her motherABODES:
1945: The Old Cottage, Evenlode, Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire
of Inner Temple, London
The following is a summary of a Solemn Declaration of Charles Paul Berkeley Esq. that Mary Cotton was the same person as Mary Joye Cotton, that Ann Joye was afterwards Lady Pocock. Also identifying Certificate of Mrs. Andersons Baptism and that Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Balls were her only children.
7 Nov. 1846I Charles Paul Berkeley of Oundle in the County of Northampton Esquire do solemnly and sincerely declare that I am of the age of forty seven years or thereabouts and that I knew and was well acquainted with Mrs. Mary Joye Cotton (Wife of Robert Salisbury Cotton formerly of Parliament Street Westminster in the County of Middlesex Linen Draper deceased) the devisee for life under the will of Peter Joye formerly of the Inner Temple London Esquire dated 12 June 1781 and called in such will Mary Cotton and that she was the same person as Mary Joy Cotton referred to in the certificate of Burial of Mary Joy Cotton at Bathampton in the County of Somerset on 2 May 1833
And I further declare that Ann the Wife of the said Testator Peter Joye after his decease intermarried with Sir Isaac Pocock of Maidenhead in the County of Berks Knight and that she was the same person as is refered to in the Certificate of the Burial of Ann "Relict of Sir Isaac Pocock Knight" at Cookham in the County of Bucks on 14th July 1818.
And I further declare that I have known and been well acquainted with Emma Maria Anderson now of Great Birkhampstead in the County of Herts (Widow of George Henry Anderson late of Bathampton Villa in the County of Somerset Esquire) all my life and that she is he same person as is named in a Certificate of Baptism dated 1st October 1790 at the parish of Reigate in the County of Surrey as "Maria Emma Daughter of Robert Salisbury and Mary Joy Cotton"
And I further declare that the said Emma Maria Anderson then Cotton, intermarried with and became the Wife of the said George Henry Anderson in the year One thousand eight hundred and eighteen and that there was issue of such Marriage two Children only namely Emma Anne now the Wife of Charles Thomas Wilson of Oundle aforesaid Solicitor who was born in 1819 and Charlotte Elizabeth now the wife of William Henry Balls of Bushey near Walford in the County of Herts Gentleman who was born in the year 1820
And I make this solemn Declaration conscientiously believing the same to be true and by virtue of the provisions of an Act passed in the 6th year of the Reign of his late Majesty King William the 4th intituled an Act to repeal an Act of the present Session of Parliament intituled "An Act for the more effectual abolition of Oaths and Affirmations taken and made in various departments of the State and to substitute Declarations in lieu thereof and for the more entire suppression of voluntary and extra-judicial Oaths and Affidavits and to make other provisions for the abolition of Oaths"
C.P.Berkeley
Also said to be Anne Brown
Possible marriage: FHOL
Groom Peter JOYE
Bride Ann BROWN
Date 21 Apr 1768
Place Staines, Middlesex
Anne was closely associated with St. Mary's church and presented an organ to the chapel in 1817.She stayed at Ray Lodge until her death in 1818. She left money to a school and for a weekly dole of bread to be provided by Marks, the High Street bakers.
ABODES:
Cotham Lodge, Bristol
Info received from Sheila Lang, Archivist at Bristol Record Office - 20 Jan 2002
(from Beavan's lists of office holders in the city)William Fripp, junior: 1814 - 1815 Sheriff
1819 - 1820 Mayor
1821 - 1845 Alderman
1834 President of the Dolphin Society *
1836 Mayor(Jan - Nov)
1836 JP
1839 - 1841 Mayor's auditor
1842 President of the Colston Society *
1852 - 1865 Charity trusteeDied Dec 24 1871 aged 86.
* Dolphin & Colston Societies were charitable societies in memory of Edward Colston, a well known benefactor and MP for Bristol
William was the first Mayor under the Municipal Reform Act, elected January 1826, all subsequent Mayors elected on 9th November.
1851 Census (CD): Westbury-on-Trym, Canford Lane
FRIPP Frances 53 Wife of W.Fripp Magistrate Bristol St. Stephens
FRIPP A.M. 11 Daughter Bristol, Westbury
FRIPP C.R. 10 Daughter Bristol, Westbury
FRIPP E.Daughter 14 Bristol, Westbury
DAVIS William Servant 41 Tenby Pembrokeshire
HEATH Elizabeth Servant 53 Bristol St Johns
TALBOT. M. Servant 27 female North Petherton
MAINSTONE.E. Servant female 35 Iron Acton
SMITH.H Servant 23 Female Abbots Leigh
FIELD M.A. Servant Female 21 Blagdon
WAIT Susan Servant 26 Hounslow Middlesex1861 Census: Sea Lawn?, Dawlish, Devon
William Fripp, Head, Mar, 73, Magistrate & Deputy Lieutenant for Gloucestershire, b. Bristol, Somerset
Frances Fripp, Wife, Mar, 64, b. Gosport, Hants.
Elizabeth Fripp, Daur, Un, 24, b. Westbury, Gloucestershire
Albinia Fripp, Daur, Un, 21, b. Corsham?, Gloucestershire
John Barnwell, Serv, Un, 31, Butler, Lappant?, Somerset
Eliza Bowden, Serv, Un, 27, Newton St. Cyres?, Devon
Susan Flood, Serv, Un, 25, Honiton, Devon
Ann Crow, Serv, Un, 24, Alcester, Warwickshire
Faith Combe, Serv, Un, 18, Morchard Bishop, Devon1871 Census: The Grove, Woodway Lane, East Teignmouth, Devon
William Fripp, Head, Mar, 86, Magistrate & D.L. for Gloucestershire, b. Bristol, Somerset
Frances Fripp, Wife, Mar, 73, b. Bristol, Somerset
Elizabeth Fripp, Daur, Un, 34, b. xxxxxxxx, Gloucestershire
Elizabeth Riddle, Visitor, Wid, 76, b. Bristol, Somerset
+ 1 Butler, 2 Lady's Maids, 1 Cook, 1 Housemaid, 1 Kitchenmaid
Wills & Admon Index: 13 January 1872 (effects under £160,000; resworn July 1872 under £140,000)
Will with 2 codacils of William Fripp esquire, late of The Grove, Teignmouth, Devon. Died 24 December 1871 at The Grove. Proved at Exeter by Henry Abbot of Abbot's Leigh, Somerset, Gentleman, and Robert Gay Barrow of Bristol esquire, the executors.
Item at Bristol Record Office
RefNo 12145/25-45
Title: Fripp & George's benefaction & conveyances to new feoffees
Description FRIPP AND GEORGE'S BENEFACTION25. 1840 February 5 Deed of Benefaction by William Fripp, Cotham Lodge, esq., and Christopher George, Abbots Leigh, esq,, to Feoffees : £400 in 3 1/2 % annuities, for increasing the number of pensioners of the almshouse. Enrolled in Court of Chancery.
26. 1840 January 16 Receipt for consideration money for transfer of shares.
27. 1877 June 26 Appointment of new trustees : Fripp & George's benefaction.
28. 1877 July 25 Receipt for transfer of shares. CONVEYANCES TO NEW FEOFFEES
29. 1700 December 27/28
30. Conveyance ( lease and release) from the surviving Feoffees to Richard Yeamans and Martin Nelme, in trust : all messuages and lands at Breachyate and Wick and Abson bequeathed by Alderman Stevens, and all hereditaments exchanged by Act of Parliament with Richard Haynes, esq.
31.& 32 1701 March 20-21 Conveyance (lease and release) by Yeamans and Nelme to new Feoffees, as nos. 29 & 30.
33.& 34 1724 December 7/8 Conveyance (lease and release) from surviving Feoffees to Thomas Andrews, for purposes of making a new feoffment, as above
35, 36 & 37 1724 December 9/10 Conveyance (lease and 2 copies of release) from Andrews to new feoffees, as no. 33 & 34.
38 & 39. 1759 March 20/21 Conveyance (lease and release) from surviving feoffees to James Purnell, as no.33 & 34.
40.&41 1739 March 22/23 Conveyance (lease and release) from James Furnell to new Feoffees, as above.
42 & 43 1767 August 19/20 Conveyance (lease and release) from surviving feoffees to Joseph Howood, as above.
44.& 45 1767 August 22/23 Conveyance (lease and release) from Joseph Howood to new feoffees
Not confirmed as wife of This William