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     Robert was buried on 28 April 1798 in St Dunstan & All Saints, Stepney, Middlesex, England. Robert Heatherly, of Bethnal Green.

     Samuel Heatherly married Elizabeth Brown? on 21 December 1729 in the Fleet, London. Samuel Heatherly of All Hallows the Great and Eliz Brown/Brian?? of the same, spinster..

     Samuel Heatherly married Faith Unknown.

     Samuel Heatherly married Catherine Unknown (Chetam) on 18 February 1712/13 in London.

     Sarah Heatherly was christened on 9 February 1672/73 in Christ Church, Newgate St, (Greyfriars), London. She was the daughter of William Heatherly and Elizabeth Unknown (Heatherley).
     Sarah was buried on 27 April 1673 in London.

     Sarah Heatherly was born on 17 December 1758 in St Mary, Rotherhithe, Surrey. She was the daughter of John Heatherly.

     A picture of Rev Seawell Heatherly Sale catalogue by Tayler & Fletcher
Lot 337 - A grained framed half length 19th Century Oil on Canvas Portrait study of a Reverend with white
A grained framed half length 19th Century Oil on Canvas Portrait study of a Reverend with white powdered wig and prayer book etc., provenance and information as supplied by the family vendors, Doctor Heatherly (thought to be Reverend Seawell Heatherly 1698-1762), pupil and master of Christ's Hospital School, Grandfather of Hester Heatherly 1760-1834 who married Peter Steele, Doctor of Witham, Essex on 2nd November 1780, 73cm x 62cm. Powered by Translate *. Rev Seawell Heatherly was also known as Heatherley in records. He was born before May 1699 in London. He was the son of William Heatherly.
     Seawell matriculated at Pembroke College, Cambridge University, from 1718 to 1722. He was admitted sizar (aged 19) at Pembroke on 13 May 1718. Son of William, of London, citizen and carpenter. He matriculated in 1717, Grecian, from Christ's Hospital. He gained a BA in 1721/2 and MA in 1725. He was one of the firs Moses' exhibitioners from Christ's Hospital, returned to his old school as headmaster [His name was spelled Heatherly]. Seawell was ordained a deacon at Norwich, Norfolk, in February 1721/22. Seawell was a teacher from 1725 to 1753, at Christ's Hospital School, London. He was appointed an Under master at Christ's Hospital (Blue Coat School) in 1725, Upper Grammar Master in 1737, becoming the Headmaster from 1738-1753. He was a student and exhibitioner there in 1718 and was described as Head Master in 1738. He was described as Rev. Sewell Heatherley, M.A..
     Seawell was registered as Seawelll Heatherley at Pembroke Hall, Cambridge University, on the August 1727 electoral roll.
     Rev Seawell Heatherly married Hester or Esther Beesly circa 17 October 1727 in London.
     He officiated at many marriages at Christ Church (Greyfriars) between 1733 and 1750 using both Heatherly and Heatherley. Rev Seawell Heatherly was widowed on 25 February 1737/38 in Christ Church, Newgate St, (Greyfriars), London, on the death of his wife Hester or Esther Beesly.
     Rev Seawell Heatherly married secondly Elizabeth Unknown (Compton) on 20 July 1746 in St Katherine by the Tower, London. Seawell Heatherly, widower to Elizabeth Compton, widow, licence; licence signed Seawell Heatherly, the bond was £600.
     The Monthly chronologer, or London magazine, or, Gentleman's monthly intelligencer 22 (Jul 1753) p. 337 reported: Tuesday 12: Was held a general court of the governors of Christ's Hospital, for the election of an upper master of the Grammar School, in the room of Rev Mr Heatherly, preferred to the vicarage of Clavering cum Langley in the county of Essex; when the Rev Mr Townley, of the masters of the Merchant-Taylors school, was chosen by a great majority. Seawell was vicar at Clavering, Essex, between 11 July 1753 and 7 April 1762. His name on the honour board in the church is spelled Seawell Heatherley. He was succeeded by James Penn in 1763.
     Seawell died on 5 February 1762 in Clavering, Essex. Deaths: The Rev Mr Heatherly, late grammar-master of Christ's Hospital, at Clavering in Essex. He was buried on 9 February 1762 in St Mary & St Clement, Clavering.
     The administration of his estate was granted in March 1762 at the Prerogative Court of Canterbury.

     Susan Heatherly was christened on 25 March 1735 in Christ Church, Newgate St, (Greyfriars), London. She was the daughter of Rev Seawell Heatherly and Hester or Esther Beesly.
     Susan died before 1741. She is not listed with the other children as a subscriber to the History of St Pauls. She may be the Susannah Heatherly buried 9 May 1735 at Christ Church, Newgate Street..

     William Heatherly was born on 31 August 1728 in Christ Church, Newgate St, (Greyfriars), London. He was the son of Rev Seawell Heatherly and Hester or Esther Beesly. William Heatherly was christened on 20 September 1728 in Christ Church, Newgate St, (Greyfriars).
     William was buried on 22 September 1733 in London.

     William Heatherly was also known as Heatherley in records. He was born circa 1640?. He was the son of Patriarch Heatherly.
     William Heatherly was employed was a cook.
     William Heatherly married Elizabeth Unknown (Heatherley).
     William Heatherly married secondly Mary Hayward on 26 December 1682 in St James, Duke Place, Aldgate, London. He was a widower and she a spinster, Thomas Hayward was witness?
     William died A William Heatherly was buried in 1733 at Christ Church, Newgate St, London according to Boyd's London burials. in 1733?.

     William Heatherly was christened on 11 January 1674/75 in Christ Church, Newgate St, (Greyfriars), London. 'Our's could be the son of either Edward or William, but the naming pattern suggests William & Elizabeth, rather than Edward & Faith. He was the son of William Heatherly and Elizabeth Unknown (Heatherley). William Heatherly was listed as a Freeman of the city of London, on 3 September 1723. He was described as citizen and carpenter of London when his son was admitted to University. The only surviving record which may be him is: William Hatherley, son of William Hatherly, citizen and joyner of London, when he was apprenticed to Joseph Wormell, citizen and joyner, 3 Sep 1723. It was also dated 5 July 1726 - admission?, but he seems too old.
However the 3 sons (John, Joseph & Richard) of William Hetherley, citizen and plasterer of London, were admitted as freeman as legitimate born children after their father's admission to the guild, 26 July 1700.

     William Heatherly was born on 12 August 1781 in Cock Alley, Shoreditch, London. He was the son of Richard Heatherly and Jane Collins. William Heatherly was christened on 9 September 1781 in St Leonard, Shoreditch, London.

     William Heatherly married Jane Unknown before 1818.

     William Heatherly was christened on 25 August 1672 in St Giles Without Cripplegate, London. He was the son of Godfrey Heatherly and Elizabeth Unknown.

     William Heatherly was christened on 8 April 1722 in St Bride Fleet St, London. He was the son of Richard Heatherly and Mary Unknown.

     William Heatherly was the son of Unkown Heatherly.

     William Heatherly was born circa 1683. He was the son of Samuel Heatherly and Faith Unknown.
     William died A survey of the cities of London and Westminster, borough of Southwark, and ... By John Stow, John Mottle.. reported William heatherly, son of Samuel and Faith Heatherly dyed Nov 2 1689. Aged 6 years, adn 10 months.. on 2 November 1689.

     William Heatherly married Susan Millman after 18 November 1827 in St Martin in the Fields, Westminster, London. Banns were read on Nov 4, 11 & 18th.

     William Richard Heatherly was christened in December 1779 in St Botolph Aldgate, London. He was the son of Richard Heatherly and Jane Collins.
     William Richard Heatherly married Mary Williams on 27 July 1806 in St Leonards, Shoreditch, London.

     Catherine Heathey married Richard Drinkall, son of Christopher Drinkall and Isabel Popplewell, on 9 December 1721 in Adlingfleet, Yorkshire.

     Elizabeth Heathman's birth was registered in the quarter ending in March 1871 in Inwardleigh, Devon.
     Elizabeth Heathman married Frederick Ruby, son of Thomas Ruby and Mary Ann Stanbury, in 1905 in Okehampton, Devon.
     Elizabeth died in 1938.

     Mary Ann Heathman's birth was registered in the quarter ending in December 1842 in Sampford Courtenay, Devon.
     The marriage of Mary Ann Heathman and Emanuel Ruby, son of Thomas Ruby and Harriet Shore, was registered in Inwardleigh, Okehampton RD, Devon, in the December 1863 quarter.
     Mary Ann Heathman and Emanuel Ruby appeared on the 1871 census in Inwardleigh, Devon. Emanuel Ruby, head, 28, ag. lab, born Inwardleigh; his wife Mary Ann, 27, born Sampford Courtney; children John 5, William 4 months?, Dinah 7 and Eliza 2, all born at Inwardliegh & mother Harriet Ruby widow, aged 65, born Northawton, Devon.
     Mary Ann Heathman and Emanuel Ruby appeared on the 1881 census in Folly Gate, Inwardleigh, Devon. Emanuel Ruby, aged 37, labourer, born Inwardleigh with his wife Mary Ann aged 37 born Sampford Courtney, and children John aged 15, Eliza aged 12, William 10, Harriett 6, Alice 3 and Henry 9 months, all born at Inwardleigh.
     Mary Ann Heathman and Emanuel Ruby appeared on the 1901 census in Okehampton, Devon. Emanuel Ruby, aged 58, born Inwardleigh, horseman on farm at Okehampton hamlets; Mary Ruby, aged 58, born Sampford Courtney; Thomas aged 18, boot machinist born Inwardleigh; Minnie Ruby, aged 14, scholar, born Inwardleigh.
     Mary's death was registered in the quarter ending in March 1915 in Inwardleigh, Okehampton RD Devon.

     Ethel Gladys Hebbert was born on 19 April 1881 in Pallamcottah, India. The Times of India reported: On 19th at Palamcottah the wife of F H Hebbert esq Madras Civil Service of a daughter. She was the daughter of Francis Henry Hebbert and Rosa Frances Dempster. Ethel Gladys Hebbert was christened on 18 August 1881 in Bangalore, Mysore, Madras Presidency, India. She was listed as Robert Dempster's granddaughter in the 1891 census in Waterden Rd, Stoke, Guildford, Surrey. Ethel Gladys Hebbert was listed as Catherine Ellman's granddaughter in the 1901 census in 'Glenthorne', West Rd, Guildford, Surrey.
     The marriage of Ethel Gladys Hebbert and Francis Reginald Powell O'Callaghan was registered in Guildford RD, Surrey, in the September 1906 quarter.
     Ethel Gladys Hebbert married Thomas Moss before 1913.
     Ethel Gladys Hebbert and Thomas Moss lived at 'Atbara', Gordib Rd, Frimley, Surrey, England, 1921.
     Ethel Gladys Hebbert and Thomas Moss lived at 'Glencairn', Castle Rd, Frimley, Surrey, between 1921 and 1922.
     Ethel Gladys Hebbert and Thomas Moss lived at 'Nutwood Cottage', Godalming, Surrey, 1926.
     Ethel Gladys Hebbert and William Francis Moss lived at Godalming, Surrey, 1935. Edith Moss was also living with them.
     Ethel died on 2 October 1970 in 'Nutwood Cottage', Frith HIll, Godalming, Surrey, aged 89.

     Francis Henry Hebbert was also known as Henry Francis in records. He was commonly known as Frank. He was born on 25 September 1852 in Cawnpore, Bengal Presidency, India. For more on the Hebbert line see http://winters-online.net/MerH/i2.htm#s164.
He is probably the Francis Henry Hebbert who was admitted the with his 4 siblings to the Bengal Orphan Upper School on the 1st Feb 1856: Hebbert, Francis Henry, Date of Birth 25 Sep 1852, Fathers Name Lt F H Hebbert, To whom pension payable Mrs E Hebbert.
     Francis Henry Hebbert married Rosa Frances Dempster, daughter of Robert Dempster and Catherine Ellman, on 29 March 1878 in Mangalore, India. Married by the Rev Dr McKee, F H Hebbert, Esq, Madras Civil Service, to Rosa Frances, eldest daughter of Surgeon Major R Dempster, 34th Regiment, Chicacole Light Infantry. Francis was in the Indian Civil Service.
     Francis died on 3 November 1884 in Tanjore, Tamil Nadu, Madras Presidency, India, aged 32.

     Kathleen Mary Hebbert was born on 11 April 1879 in Ootacamund, India. The Times of India reported: Apr 11 at Ootacamund the wife of F H Hebbert Esq of a daughter. She was the daughter of Francis Henry Hebbert and Rosa Frances Dempster.
     Kathleen died on 13 July 1879 in Madura, India. July 13th at Madura Kathleen Mary Hebbert daughter of FH Hebbert esq MCS aged 2 months .

     Mary Evelyn Hebbert was born on 9 May 1880 in India. She was the daughter of Francis Henry Hebbert and Rosa Frances Dempster. Mary Evelyn Hebbert was christened on 18 May 1880 in Pallamcottah, Tamil Nadu, India. She was listed as Robert Dempster's granddaughter in the 1891 census in Waterden Rd, Stoke, Guildford, Surrey. Mary Evelyn Hebbert was listed as Catherine Ellman's granddaughter in the 1901 census in 'Glenthorne', West Rd, Guildford, Surrey.
     Mary Evelyn Hebbert married Dr Arthur Martin Mitchell on 3 July 1902 in Guildford, Surrey. On July 3 at Holy Trinity Church Guildford ... Arthur Martin Mitchell, MA, MD, BC, DPH Cantab; youngest son of the late Rev Walter Mitchell, Vicar of Purton, Wilt., to Mary Evelyn, eldest daughter of the late Francis Henry Hebbert, ICS, and granddaughter of Mrs Dempster, of Glenthorpe, Guildford.

     Robert Francis Hebbert was born on 7 March 1883 in Madras, India. The Times of India reported: March 7th at Madras the wife of F H Hebberts esq CS of a son and heir (prematurely). He was the son of Francis Henry Hebbert and Rosa Frances Dempster. Robert Francis Hebbert was listed as Robert Dempster's grandson in the 1891 census in Waterden Rd, Stoke, Guildford, Surrey. Robert was a medical student in March 1901. He was listed as Catherine Ellman's grandson in the 1901 census in 'Glenthorne', West Rd, Guildford, Surrey.
     Robert Francis Hebbert married Maisie Westmorland on 24 December 1914 in St Stephen, West Ealing, Middlesex. Very quietly owing to the War, Captain Robert Francis Hebbert, 107th Pioneers, IMS, only son of the late F H Hebbert, Esq., ICS, to Maisie, only duaghter of the Arthur Charles Westmorland, Esq., of the Castle, Annetto Bay, Jamaica.
     Robert died on 19 March 1916 in Basra, Iraq, aged 33. Capt. Robert Francis Hebbert of the Indian Medical Service. Died of fever 19th March, 1916. Age 32. Son of the late Henry Francis Hebbert, IC.S., and Mrs Hebbert; husband of Maisie Hebbert, of 14, Granville Gardens, Ealing Common, London. Born in India. V. F. 9; Basra war cemetery.

     The marriage of James George Harvey Hedderwick and Isabella Ramsey, daughter of William Ramsey and Isabella Halliday, was registered in Lewisham RD, Kent, in the December 1860 quarter.
     James's death was registered in the quarter ending in September 1861 in Greenwich RD.

     John Helton was born in Kinsale, Cork.
     John Helton married Mary Pemberton, daughter of John Pemberton and Sarah Handy, on 17 December 1780 in Dublin. Michelle Kahler of Qld states: She was his third wife. Their two known children were:
1. John HELTON b.c1781, Mountmellick, Co.Queens. He married a fellow Quaker, Anne ALEXANDER. Nothing more is known of John, Anne, or their descendants.
2. William HELTON b.c1783, Mountmellick, Co.Queens. William died 21 Jan 1789 in Bristol..