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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
NOTE: Surname not yet confirmed
Possible christening:
FRANCES BARKER
Christening: 07 FEB 1798 Holy Trinity, Gosport, Hampshire
Father: GEORGE BARKER
Mother: FANNYPossible parents:
GEORGE BARKER
Spouse: FANNY MASON
Marriage: 31 MAR 1793 Saint Marys, Portsea, Hampshire, EnglandPossible christening of Fanny Mason:
FANNY MASON
Christening: 10 SEP 1769 Holy Trinity, Gosport, Hampshire, England
Father: WILLIAM THOMAS MASON
Mother: MARYWILLIAM THOMAS MASON
Spouse: MARY TURNER
Marriage: 30 JUN 1761 Alverstoke, Hampshire, EnglandProbably no connection, but worth noting:
THOMAS MASON
Spouse: JOANE RICKETTS
Marriage: 05 MAY 1625 North Nibley, Gloucester
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, 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
1871 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 Kitchenmaid1891 Census: The Grove, Woodway Lane, Teignmouth, Devon
FRIPP Elizabeth Head S F 51 y Living On Her Means SOM Westbury
CARPENTER Susanna Servnt W F 67 y Housekeeper MDX Hounslow
COOPER Ann Maria Servnt S F 46 y Cook DEV Budleigh Allerton
DENNIS Ellen Mary Servnt S F 35 y Parlourmaid HAM Odiham
LITTLEJOHN Eliza Servnt S F 31 y Housemaid DEV Kenn Nr Exeter
STEWARD Ellen Servnt S F 19 y Kitchenmaid
Notes from: http://members.aol.com/DonJGrant/lc00.HTM
EDUCATION:
Kings College Sch, London Jesus College, Cambridge BA 1858CLERICAL HISTORY:
Deacon 30/5/1858 Priest 1859 Curate - All Saints Bristol 1858-59 Curate - Westbury on Trym 1859-60 Curate - Ashprington, Devon 1861-62 Curate of Bremhill 1863 Curate of Clyffe Pypard, 1862-64 Curate of Barnwell 1865-66 Curate of Calstone, Wilts 1866-69 Rector of Blagdon 1869-1908
1841 Census: Berkely Square, St Augustine the Less, Gloucestershire
Gilbert Lyon, 35, Physician, b. NOT in county
Marian Lyon, 35, b. Scotland
James Lyon, 15, b. Scotland
Mary Lyon, 14, b. Scotland
Marian Lyon, 13, b. Scotland
Gilbert Lyon, 8, b. Gloucestershire
David Lyon, 5, b. Gloucestershire
Mary Johnstone, 40, Ind, b. NOT in county
Elizabeth Webber, 40, Female Servant, b. NOT in county
Ann Wastrim?, 20, Female Servant, b. NOT in county1881 Census: The Vicarage, Blagdon, Somerset
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
Gilbert LYON Head M Male 47 Clifton Bristol Rector Of Blagdon
Albinia Mary LYON Wife M Female 41 Westbury On Trym, Gloucester, England
Albinia Clara E. LYON Daug U Female 16 Clifton Bristol Scholar
Marion Louisa LYON Daug Female 10 Blagdon, Somerset, England Scholar
Henry J. LYON Son Male 8 Blagdon, Somerset, England Scholar
Anne HOLLISTER Servant U Female 32 Frampton Cotterell, Gloucester, England Domestic Servant
Eliza HYDE Servant U Female 34 Calstone, Wiltshire, England Domestic Servant
Susan HOLBROOKE Servant U Female 26 Frome, Somerset, England Domestic Servant
Mary Ann BAKER Servant U Female 19 Whitchurch, Somerset, England Domestic Servant
1891 Census: (Courtesy of FreeCEN)
Newton Abbot, Devon Enumeration District: 6 Piece: RG12/1694 Folio: 34 Page: 19 Schedule: 122
2 Courtenay Place, East TeignmouthLYON Gilbert Head M M 57 Clerk In Holy Orders Gloucestershire - Clifton, Bristol(Originally: Somerset - Clifton, Bristol)
LYON Albinia Mary Wife M F 51 Gloucestershire - Cotham, Bristol(Originally: Somerset - Cotham, Bristol)
LYON Albinia Clara Elizabeth Dau S F 26 Gloucestershire - Clifton, Bristol(Originally: Somerset - Clifton, Bristol)
LYON Marion Louisa Dau S F 20 Somerset - Blagdon(Originally: Somerset - Blagdon, Bristol)
LYON Henry Davey John Son S M 18 Somerset - Blagdon(Originally: Somerset - Blagdon, Bristol)
HYDE Eliza Servt S F 44 Domestic Servant Wiltshire - Calstone
1881 Census: The Vicarage, Blagdon, Somerset
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
Gilbert LYON Head M Male 47 Clifton Bristol Rector Of Blagdon
Albinia Mary LYON Wife M Female 41 Westbury On Trym, Gloucester, England
Albinia Clara E. LYON Daug U Female 16 Clifton Bristol Scholar
Marion Louisa LYON Daug Female 10 Blagdon, Somerset, England Scholar
Henry J. LYON Son Male 8 Blagdon, Somerset, England Scholar
Anne HOLLISTER Servant U Female 32 Frampton Cotterell, Gloucester, England Domestic Servant
Eliza HYDE Servant U Female 34 Calstone, Wiltshire, England Domestic Servant
Susan HOLBROOKE Servant U Female 26 Frome, Somerset, England Domestic Servant
Mary Ann BAKER Servant U Female 19 Whitchurch, Somerset, England Domestic Servant
Pix & notes at: http://www.stokestmary.net/ssmpic4.htm
From Website: http://www.stokestmary.net/historyssm.htm
During the 1850's, Captain Thomas Patton, R.N. (no relation to the American general) acquired both Stoke House and Stoke Court, together with a large farming estate, and for the next 60 years his family's name was to be as closely linked with Stoke St. Mary as was the name of Portman with neighbouring parishes to the south. Captain Patton preferred to live at his mansion in Bishops Hull, but allowed Stoke House to be used by a succession of his children, including his son Colonel Henry Patton.As commander of the Volunteer Reserve, Colonel Henry Patton achieved local fame for the mock battles he organised at Orchard Portman; and among his many services to the community, he became first chairman of the Parish Meeting in 1894, and first president of the Stoke St. Mary and Thurlbear Cricket Club, founded at The Half Moon one April evening in 1910.
Notes from "Wise Men from the West" by Thomas Lionel Patton (Nephew)After seeing service in the Indian Mutiny, Henry devoted himself with remarkable keenness to the organisation of the Auxiliary Forces of West Somerset for about fifty years. His efforts were recognised, and he received the local rank of Brigadier-General, and was made a C.B. In his eighthieth and last year he was fervently addressing recruiting meetings in view of the outbreak of the Great War.
Henry's maternal grandfather married a daughter of John Walter, founder of "The Times" neswpaper. Henry's 1st cousin 1x removed was Emma Alice Margaret Tennant, who married the British Prime Minister, Herbert H. Asquith. She was better known as Lady Margot Asquith.
Another cousin married a grandson of Poet Laureate, Lord Alfred Tennyson, and another married the author, Ian Fleming, famous for his James Bond 007 novels. See John Walter's notes for further details.
1851 Census: Bishops Hull, Somerset:
PATTON Thomas 58 Lieut R.N. Retired North Tawton
PATTON Clara 25 Bishops Hull, Som.
PATTON Isabel 21 Bishops Hull, Som.
PATTON Lionel 11 Scholar Bishops Hull, Som.
PATTON Aubrey De Lisle 9 Scholar Bishops Hull, Som.
HARMAN WILLIAM Servant 23 Bishops Hull, Som.
1881 Census: Stoke House, Stoke St Mary, Somerset
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
Henry B. PATTON Head M Male 46 Bishops Hull, Somerset, England Magistrate
Georgiea E. PATTON Wife M Female 35 Dresden B S
Clara B. PATTON Daur Female 17 Staplegrove, Somerset, England
Bethune M. PATTON Son Male 5 London Kensington, London, Middlesex, England
Sarah J. WILLIAMS Serv U Female 27 Stogumber, Somerset, England Nurse (Dom)
Sarah A. SLOCOMBE Serv U Female 22 Wiveliscombe, Somerset, England Housemaid
Emma YANDELL Serv U Female 32 Bishops Hull, Somerset, England Cook
William F. MORRISH Serv U Male 30 Teignmouth, Devon, England Butler
Clara's father, William Fripp, was Mayor of Bristol (1819-1820) and again in 1836. She married Henry Bethune Patton, who's great grandfather, John Walter, was founder of "The Times" newspaper. Henry's 1st cousin 1x removed was Emma Alice Margaret Tennant, who married the British Prime Minister, Herbert H. Asquith. She was better known as Lady Margot Asquith.
Another of Henry's cousins married a grandson of Poet Laureate, Lord Alfred Tennyson, and another married the author, Ian Fleming, famous for his James Bond 007 novels. See John Walter's notes for further details.
Notes from Family History Online:
Name Clara Ricketts PATTON died 05 Oct 1863 aged – born 22 Oct 1840 Memorial type Stone notes – Reference 9777 Parish Staplegrove (CofE)
Notes from T.I. Pocock:
Anne, only daughter of Richard Pearson MD, M.R.G.P. London, F.S.A. of Bloomsbury Square, and afterwards of Birmingham. (Author of several medical works). by Elizabeth, only daughter of Thomas Salt of Birmingham. Buried with her second husband Richard Suter in Stubbings Churchyard, Maidenhead Thicket.
1881 Census: Castle Hill, Cookham, Berkshire
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
Richard SUTER Head M Male 84 Greenwich, Kent, England Retired Architect
Elizth. A. SUTER Wife M Female 76 London Bloomsby Square, London, Middlesex, England
Sarah SMITH Serv U Female 25 Maidenhead, Berkshire, England House & Parlor Maid
Mary Elizth. DIXON Serv W Female 33 High Wycombe, Buckingham, England Nurse Dom
Sarah MORGAN Serv U Female 30 Henley, Oxford, England Cook (Dom)
Notes from T.I. Pocock:
Richard Pearson MD, M.R.C.P. London, F.S.A. of Bloomsbury Square, and afterwards of Birmingham. (Author of several medical works).
Notes from T.I. Pocock:
Elizabeth, only daughter of Thomas Salt of Birmingham.
Capt. George Campbell Fowler R.N.
Notes from T.I. Pocock:
2nd son of Admiral Fowler of Walliscote House, nr Reading.
Notes from T.I. Pocock:
William was in the army
Fellow of Queen's College Oxford. Lived at Clifton. (see Dictionary of National Biography)
Victor Pocock (of Beedon) has a list of Nicholas' works in "Crockford Essays" which was once owned by Nicholas.
1881 Census:
Dwelling: 5 Worcester Terrace
Census Place: Clifton, Gloucester, England
Source: FHL Film 1341598 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 2483 Folio 41 Page 77
Marr Age Sex Birthplace
Nicholas POCOCK M 67 M Falmouth, Cornwall, England
Rel: Head
Occ: Clerk In Holy Orders Without Cure Of Souls
Edith POCOCK M 51 F Bristol, Gloucester, England
Rel: Wife
Mary E.J. POCOCK U 23 F Clifton, Gloucester, England
Rel: Daur
Walter J. POCOCK U 21 M Clifton, Gloucester, England
Rel: Son
Edith J. POCOCK U 19 F Clifton, Gloucester, England
Rel: Daur
Evelyn J. POCOCK 15 F Clifton, Gloucester, England
Rel: Daur
Theodore J. POCOCK 12 M Clifton, Gloucester, England
Rel: Son
Occ: Scholar
Mary A. LINTEM U 22 F Longwell Green, Gloucester, England
Rel: Serv
Occ: Parlour Maid
Charlotte J. WEBB U 24 F Wiveliscombe, Somerset, England
Rel: Serv
Occ: Cook
Louisa F. MILLER U 27 F Jersey, Channel Islands
Rel: Serv
Occ: House Maid
Notes from Theodore Innes Pocock, Nicholas Estlin Innes Pocock and Celia Coleman (nee Pocock):
Edward was a Captain of R.A.S.C. Scottish Rugby Football XY 1877, and was also a great horseman.He was one of the pioneers to Mashonaland, Rhodesia (Zimbabwe), and was with the Pioneer Corp, C. Troop, recruited in Cape Town by Cecil John Rhodes. They were sent to Rhodesia as an advance party to secure the country before the pioneer column of women and children arrived.
Edward wrote a series of letters to his mother, which are now preserved in the Rhodesian Archives. They were first given to the author, Robert Cary, by Edward's great niece, Celia. Robert used the letters as part of the research for his book, 'The Pioneer Corps', published by Galaxie Press, Salisbury, Rhodesia in 1975. The book contains a comprehensive list of mini biographies on the members of the Rhodesian Pioneer Corps and their descendants. It is now out of print, but some details can be found HERE. One copy of the book, and photocopies of the letters, are now in the posession of Celia's brother, Christopher Pocock.
Edward is buried in the Pioneer Cemetery in what is now Harare, Zimbabwe.
A detailed article about Edward can be found at Clifton RFC History. The website covers the history of the Clifton RFC up to the present day, and is set to become a book by Patrick Casey, Richard Hale and Tony Page. Published by Redcliffe Press in December 2008.
Notes from T.I. & Nicholas Estlin Innes Pocock:
Scholar Trinity College, Dublin. M.A.
Local Governer Board 1882 - 1900
Student of Anthropology1901 Census: 24 Lower Phillimore Row, Kensington, London
Reginald I. Pocock, Head, Mar, 38, Senior Assistant British Museum, b. Clifton, Gloucestershire
Constance Pocock, Wife, Mar, 34, b. Blythe, Nottinghamshire
Walter I. Pocock, Visitor, Un, 41, Retired Clerk in H.M. Local Government Board Ireland?, b. Clifton, Gloucestershire
Ellen L. Osborne, Servant, Un, 29, General Servant Domestic, b. Malta
Notes from T.I. & Nicholas Estlin Innes Pocock:
M.A. at Trinity College, Dublin
Rev. Theodore Innes Pocock M.A.
Notes from T.I. & Nicholas Estlin Innes Pocock:
Scholar GGG? Oxford. M.A. Geological Survey.
1897 - 1906 Rector of Bassingham.
1925 Author of Geological papers.
Notes from T.I. Pocock:
Cuddesden College 1855.
Vicar of Angle Pembroke 1859 - 1868
Chaplain at Coblenx? 1868 - 187x