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Wife Kathleen Dorothy CROUCHER 191
Born: 1893 - Folkestone, , Kent, England
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Father: Reginald George CROUCHER (1868- ) 191
Mother: Sarah KEMP (1867- ) 191
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General Notes: Wife - Kathleen Dorothy CROUCHER
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Wife Mildred CROUCHER 191
Born: 1900 - New Cross, , , England
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Father: Reginald George CROUCHER (1868- ) 191
Mother: Sarah KEMP (1867- ) 191
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General Notes: Wife - Mildred CROUCHER
1901 census with parents age 6 months
Husband Reginald George CROUCHER 191
Born: 1868 - Folkestone, , Kent, England
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Marriage: 1888 - Folkestone, , Kent, England
Wife Sarah KEMP 191
Born: 1867 - Folkestone, , Kent, England
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Father: John KEMP (1826-1864) 191
Mother: Mary Ann BAKER (1833-Bef 1891) 191
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1 F Winifred CROUCHER 191
Born: 1890 - Folkestone, , Kent, England
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2 M Bede CROUCHER 191
Born: 1891 - Folkestone, , Kent, England
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3 F Kathleen Dorothy CROUCHER 191
Born: 1893 - Folkestone, , Kent, England
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4 F Mildred CROUCHER 191
Born: 1900 - New Cross, , , England
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General Notes: Husband - Reginald George CROUCHER
See Croucher File. 2x great grandson of Thomas Croucher and Elizabeth Waters 1888 marriage to Sarah Harris Kemp 1891 census address: 1 James St, Folkestone. Telegraph Clerk 1901 census address: Batavia Road, Deptford, London. Telegraph Clerk
General Notes: Wife - Sarah KEMP
b after John Kemp's death in July 1864, William Harris poss her father 1867 baptism - name Sarah Harris Kemp. no father on baptismal record 1871 census with mother and stepfather 1881 census with mother and stepfather - name given as Sarah Harris 1888 marriage - gives name as Sarah Harris Kemp. 1891 census with husband 1901 census with husband
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1891 census with parents
General Notes: Child - Winifred CROUCHER
1891 census with parents 1901 census with parents
General Notes: Child - Bede CROUCHER
1901 census with parents
General Notes: Child - Kathleen Dorothy CROUCHER
1901 census with parents
General Notes: Child - Mildred CROUCHER
1901 census with parents age 6 months
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Wife Winifred CROUCHER 191
Born: 1890 - Folkestone, , Kent, England
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Father: Reginald George CROUCHER (1868- ) 191
Mother: Sarah KEMP (1867- ) 191
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General Notes: Wife - Winifred CROUCHER
1891 census with parents 1901 census with parents
Husband Daniel NASH 213
Born: Abt 1760 - Essex, England
Christened: 1760 213
Died: 29 Apr 1832 - South Benfleet, , Essex, England
Buried: 4 May 1832 - St Mary The Virgin, South Benfleet, , Essex, England 213
Father: NASH (Bef 1720- )
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Marriage: 9 Sep 1788 - Thunderslee, Essex, England 213
Wife Ann CROW 14,213
Born: Abt 1770 - Essex, England
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Died: 25 May 1850 - South Benfleet, , Essex, England 213
Buried: - St Mary The Virgin, South Benfleet, , Essex, England
Father: Henry CROW ( -Abt 1793) 213
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Noted events in her life were:
• Residence 14, 1841 - Hadleigh, , Essex, England
Living with her daughter Ann and her family
Children
1 F Ann NASH 14,116
Born: 13 Nov 1789 - Pitsea Or St Mary, South Benfleet, Essex, England
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Died: 29 May 1858 - Hadleigh, , Essex, England
Buried: 3 Jun 1858 - Hadleigh, , Essex, England
Spouse: Jonathan WOOD (1784-1860) 14,116
Marr: 13 Nov 1810 - South Benfleet, , Essex, England
2 F Susannah NASH 213
Born: 25 Dec 1791 - South Benfleet, , Essex, England
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Died: 19 Jun 1840 - South Benfleet, , Essex, England
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Spouse: William Emberson BENTON (Abt 1792-1836) 213
Marr: 5 Apr 1817 - South Benfleet, , Essex, England 213
3 M Daniel NASH 14,18
Born: 2 Jun 1793 - Pitsea, , Essex, England 213
Christened: 12 Oct 1794 - St Mary The Virgin, South Benfleet, , Essex, England 213
Died: 12 Oct 1859 - Gravesend, Kent, England 213
Buried: 16 Oct 1859 - St Mary The Virgin, South Benfleet, , Essex, England 213
Spouse: Elizabeth Martha TOOK (1793-Bef 1859) 213
Marr: 23 Dec 1816 - St Mary The Virgin, South Benfleet, , Essex, England 213
4 F Mary Ann NASH 213
Born: 20 May 1800 - South Benfleet, , Essex, England 213
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Died: 13 Mar 1817 - South Benfleet, , Essex, England
Buried: - St Mary The Virgin, South Benfleet, , Essex, England
5 F Maria NASH 213
Born: 1802
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Died: 7 Jun 1816 - South Benfleet, , Essex, England
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6 F Eliza NASH 213
Born: Abt 1804
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Died: 14 Aug 1817 - South Benfleet, , Essex, England
Buried: - St Mary The Virgin, South Benfleet, , Essex, England
7 F Jane NASH 518
Born: 29 Oct 1809 - South Benfleet, , Essex, England 213
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Spouse: Abraham Jordan BARNARD ( - ) 213,518
Marr: 8 Oct 1835 - South Benfleet, , Essex, England 213
Burial Notes: Husband - Daniel NASH
Aged 72 Years
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Nash family owned farms on Canvey Island, close to South Benfleet
Gravestone Daniel NASH 1760 St Mary the Virgin South Benfleet Essex Situated against the East transept wall. There were 4 in a row, coffin shaped, all NASH. Sacred to the memory of Daniel NASH 40 years resident in the parish who departed this life 29th April 1832 age 72 years, also Ann NASH wife of the above who departed this life 25th May 1850 aged 80 years.
Death Notes: Wife - Ann CROW
Aged 80 years
General Notes: Wife - Ann CROW
Will of Ann NASH Ann NASH PCC 1850 Essex June 459
Granddaughter Suzannah Rebecca BENTON some dwelling and property, otherwise sell everything and give to son Daniel NASH Anne WOOD Jane BARNARD
All other personal estate and effects Suzannah Rebecca BENTON And son Daniel NASH Anne WOOD Jane BARNARD Executors Daniel NASH Johnathon WOOD son in law William DENT James TYRRELL Elizar TYRRELL 21st June 1850
General Notes: Child - Ann NASH
Also an Anna daughter born abt 1823 in 1841 census
Death Notes: Child - Daniel NASH
Widower, Will index 12th Oct 1859
General Notes: Child - Daniel NASH
Mr Daniel Nash kept a pack of foxhounds in Rayleigh and managed the Essex Union Foxhounds with Thomas Brewitt. Mr Nash, who died in 1859, has built for himself a large residence called Rayleigh Place and built or secured the Octagon House for the keeper of his hounds. (‘Rayleigh Yesterday and Today’ (published 1932))
Gravestone Daniel NASH born 1793 St Mary the Virgin South Benfleet Essex Situated against the East transept wall. There were 4 in a row, coffin shaped, all NASH. Sacred to the memory of Daniel NASH, who departed this life October 12th 1859 aged 66
Daniel NASH 1793 - Will At Gravesend, Kent, gentleman Wrotham Road To housekeeper Mrs Byford 10 pounds Codicil of 1st March 1859 increases this to 100 pounds. Residue of personal estate to Edward Woodward of Billericay, Essex on trust to sell real esatae and deal with debts etc. and then bequeathed the rest to my daughter Mrs Ann SMITH for her separate estate. Will dated 29th July 1857. Witness Thomas CARLEY builder Gravesend. George Joseph CULVERvictular, Gravesend. William GOODSALL butcher, Gravesend Proved 12th Nov 1859 See will index Below
Daniel NASH 1793 Will index entry. The will with codicil of Daniel NASH 12th Oct 1859 No 679. Under 800 pounds 12th November late of Gravesend. Kent Gentleman deceased 12th Oct 1859 at Gravesend was proved at the Principle Registry by the oath of Edward WOODWARD of Billericay in Essex, Esquire the sole executor.
General Notes: Child - Mary Ann NASH
Grave Mary Ann NASH (1804) St Mary the Virgin, South Benfleet, Essex. Situated against the East Transept Wall. There were 4 in a row, coffin shaped, all NASH. Mary Ann NASH Age 17 years Died 17th March 1817?
Death Notes: Child - Maria NASH
Consumption
Death Notes: Child - Eliza NASH
Aged 13 Years?
General Notes: Child - Eliza NASH
Gravestone Eliza NASH 1804 St Mary The Virgin, South Benfleet, Essex. Situated against the East Transept Wall. Eliza NASH died 1817 Aged 13? Years Badly deteriorated
Husband Henry CROW 213
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1 M Samuel CROW 213
Born: Abt 1761
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Buried: - South Benfleet, , Essex, England
2 F Ann CROW 14,213
Born: Abt 1770 - Essex, England
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Died: 25 May 1850 - South Benfleet, , Essex, England 213
Buried: - St Mary The Virgin, South Benfleet, , Essex, England
Spouse: Daniel NASH (Abt 1760-1832) 213
Marr: 9 Sep 1788 - Thunderslee, Essex, England 213
Death Notes: Child - Ann CROW
Aged 80 years
General Notes: Child - Ann CROW
Will of Ann NASH Ann NASH PCC 1850 Essex June 459
Granddaughter Suzannah Rebecca BENTON some dwelling and property, otherwise sell everything and give to son Daniel NASH Anne WOOD Jane BARNARD
All other personal estate and effects Suzannah Rebecca BENTON And son Daniel NASH Anne WOOD Jane BARNARD Executors Daniel NASH Johnathon WOOD son in law William DENT James TYRRELL Elizar TYRRELL 21st June 1850
Husband Samuel CROW 213
Born: Abt 1761
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Buried: - South Benfleet, , Essex, England
Father: Henry CROW ( -Abt 1793) 213
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Husband John Cathrell PEDDER 80
Born: 27 Aug 1927 321
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Died: 25 Oct 2001
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Father: John PEDDER (1882-1960) 80
Mother: Sarah Jane CATHRELL (1885-1950) 80
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Wife Yvonne Muriel Louise CROW (details suppressed for this person)
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1 M Neil Cathrell PEDDER (details suppressed for this person)
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Spouse: Elizabeth J MOORCROFT (living)
General Notes: Husband - John Cathrell PEDDER
All information about John supplied by Doreen Rice and details only put on database to show his relationship to the Francis family. He had one son Neil born on the 16th February 1955.
His address is 47 Padstow Road, Liverpool, Merseyside 0151 280 2455.
Husband Richard Valentine HOOPER 11,16,23
Born: 1856 - Streatham, , Surrey, England
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Father: John Kinnersley HOOPER (1823-1885) 11,15,16,18
Mother: Marian BRADBURY (1827-1880) 11,14,15,18,23
Marriage: 1879 - St George, Hanover Square, London, , Greater London, England 23
Noted events in his life were:
• Occupation, Commercial Clerk Wine Trader Unemployed(1881)
• Residence 16, 17 Wellington Buildg, 1881 - London, , Greater London, England
Wife Lizzie CROWHURST 16,23
Born: 1858 - Chertsey, , Surrey, England
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Marriages Mar 1879 CROWHURST Lizzie St Geo Han Sq 1a 522 Hooper Richard Valentine St. Geo. H. Sq. 1a 522
Husband Peter GRANTHAM 18,25
Born: 1773 - Hornsea, , Yorkshire, England 18,25
Christened: 13 Jun 1773 - Hornsea, , Yorkshire, England 1,25
Died: 12 Nov 1854 - Cottingham, , Yorkshire, England 25,26
Buried: 14 Nov 1854 - Cottingham, , Yorkshire, England 25
Father: John GRANTHAM (1732-1790) 25
Mother: Sarah GRESHON (1730-1810) 25
Marriage: 23 Dec 1794 - Cottingham, , Yorkshire, England 25
Wife Hannah CROZIER 18,25
Born: 1775 - Cottingham, , Yorkshire, England 18
Christened: 15 Jul 1775 - Cottingham, , Yorkshire, England 25
Died: 18 Oct 1851 25
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1 F Ann GRANTHAM 26
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Buried: 5 Jun 1795 - Cottingham, , Yorkshire, England 26
2 M William GRANTHAM 25
Born:
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Buried: 15 Dec 1869 - Cottingham, , Yorkshire, England 26
Spouse: Elizabeth KENDALL ( - ) 25
Marr: 2 Sep 1821 25
Spouse: Hannah WATSON ( - ) 26
Marr: 2 Sep 1826 - Sculcoates, Yorkshire, England 26
3 M John GRANTHAM 26
Born:
Christened: 19 Jun 1799 - Cottingham, , Yorkshire, England 26
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Buried: 17 Sep 1820 - Cottingham, , Yorkshire, England 26
4 F Sarah GRANTHAM 25
Born:
Christened: 15 May 1801 - Cottingham, , Yorkshire, England 26
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Buried: 17 Jun 1806 - Cottingham, , Yorkshire, England 26
5 F Hannah GRANTHAM 26
Born:
Christened: 29 Dec 1803 - Cottingham, , Yorkshire, England 26
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Spouse: Richard DALES ( - ) 26
Marr: 14 May 1828 - Goodmanham, , Yorkshire, England 26
6 M Peter GRANTHAM 26
Born:
Christened: 29 Dec 1803 - Cottingham, , Yorkshire, England 26
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Buried: 30 Jun 1806
7 F Mary GRANTHAM 26
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8 M Thomas GRANTHAM 11,14,18,25
Born: 1808 - Cottingham, , Yorkshire, England 18,25
Christened: 14 Aug 1808 - Cottingham, , Yorkshire, England 26
Died: 1881 26
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Spouse: Sarah LOTHERINGTON (1810-1853) 14,18,25,26
Marr: 17 May 1830 - Sculcoates, Yorkshire, England 26
Spouse: Betsy BURNETT (1836- ) 11,25,26
Marr: 1860 - Sculcoates, Yorkshire, England 26
9 M Peter GRANTHAM 11,14,15,16,18,25
Born: 1811 - Cottingham, , Yorkshire, England 11,25
Christened: 26 Feb 1811 - Cottingham, , Yorkshire, England 26
Died: 24 Aug 1886 - Cottingham, , Yorkshire, England 26
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Spouse: Elizabeth BOYNTON (1809-1889) 11,14,15,16,18,25,26
Marr: 30 Jul 1832 - Sculcoates, Yorkshire, England 26
10 M Robert GRANTHAM 11,14,15,16,18,25
Born:
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Died: 14 Apr 1898 - Cottingham, , Yorkshire, England 26
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Spouse: Mary WILLIS (Abt 1813-1888) 11,14,15,16,18,25,26
Marr: 13 Mar 1833 - Sculcoates, Yorkshire, England 26
11 F Ann GRANTHAM 26
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12 M Ralph GRANTHAM 11,15,16,18,25
Born: 1820 - Cottingham, , Yorkshire, England
Christened: 27 Mar 1820 - Cottingham, , Yorkshire, England 25
Died: 8 Sep 1889 26
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Spouse: Hannah DOVE (1823-1888) 11,15,16,18,23,25
Marr: 1842 - Beverley, , Yorkshire, England 23
General Notes: Husband - Peter GRANTHAM
Peter and two of his sons were famous locally for their behaviour and disregard for the law. "In due course, as the records of the East Riding Quarter Sessions at Beverley progressed, the incorrigibles of Cottingham began to emerge. They were derived from four families, - the Granthams, the Liversedges, the Morrods, and the Plaxtons."
"Be it noted that when the great George Knowsley of Cottingham enrolled 132 men into the two companies of Cottingham Volunteers in 1803 for the wars against Napoleon, there at Number 24 was Peter Grantham Snr., and at Number 41 was John Morrod. Be it also noted that in 1822, Mark Morrod, then a gardener aged 19, served as a substitute in the Regular Militia, and in 1827, John Liversedge, then a 22 year old butcher, likewise enrolled as a Regular Militia Substitute. Perhaps they felt that such enlistment would provide them with a more practical training in the arts of assault and riot, and might also, at the same time, provide them with the opportunity to practice such skills quite legally." John Liversedge was brother in law to William and Peter Grantham Jnr., and son in law to Peter Snr. "Then in 1821, there was a team effort. Charles Morrod combined with William Grantham, Peter Grantham, Charles Plaxton and William Plaxton. This combined force was duly charged "For a Riot, and Assaulting Constables in the execution of their office". The result was imprisonment in the House of Correction for 6 months, to enter into recognisances of £10 each to keep the peace for 12 months and to pay a fine of 6d each." 26
General Notes: Child - William GRANTHAM
"William Grantham, labourer of Cottingham, be transported to one of His Majesty's plantations or colonies abroad for the term of seven years from this sessions, the said William Grantham having been found guilty of stealing nine dead ducks and one fowl."
A report in the Hull Advertiser on the 10th April 1831 stated that:
"Grantham appeared to be connected with a set of people in the habit of taking poultry and disposing of it to Hull agents, and in the hope of breaking up a gang at Cottingham who carried out these operations on such a scale as to render it impossible to keep poultry in the neighbourhood he was sentenced to seven years transportation."
He was convicted at York on the 4th April 1831, and was transported on the ship "Elizabeth"
which left London on the 7th October 1831 with 220 male convicts on board, and arrived in Tasmania on the 14th February 1832. The Tasmanian convict records state that he was transported for "Stealing 10 Fowls, Gaol Report - Character and Disposition Bad, imprisoned before, Hulk Report - orderly, married 2 Children - This offence……………………6 months Easter…………………… He is described as a gardener, aged 34 years, 5'8" tall, dark complexion, dark brown hair including thin whiskers, narrow visage, low wrinkled forehead, dark brown eyebrows and hazel eyes, long nose with a rise on the bridge, wide mouth, long projecting chin, and lame in his right leg. His conduct in Tasmania is described as follows:
June 4 1834, Swanston / Insolence to his master and saying that he would rather be sent in to the Governor to be sen[tenced] and kept to hard labour for 3 Months……………………………and then to be assigned to the interior / APM / New Commissioner NM/
Tippling (Drinking) in the skittle grounds of Mr Rayners Licensed House, Admonished, his previous character being good/
December 28th 1835 Thomson /Misconduct his making use of abusive language to Overseer Vickers this Morning admonished………………..
February 13th 1837 Lascelles, Extreme Insolence and Very Abusive Language.
Admonished. C. Arthur
September 27th 1837 Misconduct in being in the town contrary to orders, repts., HBJ.
He somehow managed to return to Cottingham and was buried there on the 15th of December 1869. There is a reference to his capture for the offence in the Treasurers records which states that a William Spenceley was paid the sum of £1-17-1d, his costs for apprehending William Grantham charged with Felony. 26
General Notes: Child - Peter GRANTHAM
In his youth Peter was found guilty of a number of offences such as:
"George Willis and Peter Grantham on the 19th of November 1830 at Cottingham did damage and destroy certain flower roots and other vegetables then growing in the garden of George Greaves of Cottingham". Sentenced to two months hard labour, or to pay the sum of ten shillings, and a further sum of ten shillings costs.
"In 1831 Peter Grantham travelled alone when he was found guilty of assaulting a fellow labourer, Joseph Jenkinson of Beverley, for which he was awarded 3 weeks hard labour in the House of Correction. In the same year, William Grantham was also transported to Van Diemens Land for stealing poultry."
"Peter Grantham of Cottingham did on the 7th day of May 1832, in company with some other persons whose names are unknown did wilfully and maliciously enter a field at midnight, and did climb the timber trees growing therein and feloniously stole and carried away a number of rooks, whereby the branches of the said trees were broken and much injured, the said field and trees being in the said Parish
of Cottingham." Sentenced to a fine of 10 shillings and a further 10 shillings for costs awarded to Franklin Holland, the owner of the trees.
Peter and his family were ordered to be removed from the Parish of Cottingham to Weel, (liberty of Beverley) on the 12th of January 1833, but the order was quashed.
Frederick b. 1852 Cottingham Grandson living with them in the 1861, 1871 census 26
General Notes: Child - Robert GRANTHAM
Grandson George b. 1858 Cottingham and Grandson William b. 1867 Cottingham living with them in the 1871 census, William still living with them in the 1881 census
General Notes: Child - Ralph GRANTHAM
Granddaughter Laura b. 1863 Cottingham living with them in the 1871 census
Husband George Arthur William CRUTCHLEY 206
Born: 14 Mar 1928 - Islington, , Middlesex, England 206
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Wife Olive Barbara GREEN (details suppressed for this person)
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Father: Victor Robert GREEN (1897-Abt 1974) 82,206
Mother: Ruby Maud CORKETT (1893-1997) 206
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1 F Janet Susan CRUTCHLEY (details suppressed for this person)
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2 F Pauline Joyce CRUTCHLEY (details suppressed for this person)
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Wife Janet Susan CRUTCHLEY (details suppressed for this person)
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Father: George Arthur William CRUTCHLEY (1928-1977) 206
Mother: Olive Barbara GREEN
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