Rev John Wilkinson
(circa 1680 - )
Rev John Wilkinson was born circa 1680.
John matriculated at Emmanuel College, Cambridge University
, on 1 May 1696. John was a clergyman at Yorkshire between 1700 and 1715. He was ordained deacon 22 Sep 1700, priest Sep 21 1701, curate of Ryther 1701, Perpetural curate of Stillingfleet 1705-8, Rector of Escrick 1708-1715 and Vicar of Trinity Church, Hull in 1715.
Rev John Wilkinson married Elizabeth Banks, daughter of Rev Robert Banks and Margaret Thornton, on 18 June 1713 in Holy Trinity, Kingston upon Hull, Yorkshire. They had no issue.
John matriculated at Emmanuel College, Cambridge University
, on 1 May 1696. John was a clergyman at Yorkshire between 1700 and 1715. He was ordained deacon 22 Sep 1700, priest Sep 21 1701, curate of Ryther 1701, Perpetural curate of Stillingfleet 1705-8, Rector of Escrick 1708-1715 and Vicar of Trinity Church, Hull in 1715. Rev John Wilkinson married Elizabeth Banks, daughter of Rev Robert Banks and Margaret Thornton, on 18 June 1713 in Holy Trinity, Kingston upon Hull, Yorkshire
. They had no issue.John William Wilkinson
John William Wilkinson married Martina Jane Cocksedge, daughter of Isaac Cocksedge and Ann Snell, on 11 April 1898 in Mexborough, Yorkshire.
.Walter Wilkinson
(15 July 1819 - )
Walter Wilkinson was born on 15 July 1819 in London. He was the son of James Wilkinson and Margaret Elizabeth Roberts. Walter Wilkinson was christened on 15 January 1829 in St Stephen, Coleman St, London. Walter, son of James & Margaret Wilkinson, of 19 Finsbury Circus, indigo broker, born 15 July 1819.
. He was the son of James Wilkinson and Margaret Elizabeth Roberts. Walter Wilkinson was christened on 15 January 1829 in St Stephen, Coleman St, London. Walter, son of James & Margaret Wilkinson, of 19 Finsbury Circus, indigo broker, born 15 July 1819.Isabella Wilkinsonne
(circa 1630 - 23 June 1659)
Isabella Wilkinsonne was born circa 1630.
Isabella Wilkinsonne married William Popplewell, son of James Popplewell and Elizabeth Broughton, on 3 March 1647 in Kingston upon Hull, Yorkshire. This may be the wrong William.
Isabella Wilkinsonne made a will dated 7 January 1658/59 in Kingston upon Hull. In the name of God Amen: The Seventh day of January 1658 I Isabell Poppelwell of Kingston upon Hull widow being weak and infirm in body but of sound and perfect mind and memory Praised be god do make & ordain this my last will and Testament First and principally I commend my soul into the hands of Almighty God my most gracious creator & preserver hoping for salvation through the meritorious death and passion of my blessed Lord ^ and Saviour Jesus Christ and by no other means. And my body I Commit to the earth whereof it came to be buried in Saint Maries Church of the Town of Kingston upon Hull, so near my late Husband William Popplewell as conveniently may be And for my temporal estate wherewith it hath pleased God of his mercy to endow me I ^ do give and dispose of the same as followeth
That is to say I do give to the poor people of this Town of Kingston upon Hull the sum forty shillings
And to the poor people of Fortinrow Thorpe and Baye in the County of York ^ the like Sum of forty shillings to be distributed at the discretion of my executors hereafter named within one month next after my decease.
And I do give and bequeath unto Gilliam Beecham my sister for the term of her natural life all that my messuage or tenement with the yard and appurtenances thereunto belonging situate and being within the Town of Kingston upon Hull aforesaid in a certain Street or lane there called Salthouse Lane on the South side of the same lane & at this present in the tenure or occupation of John Jeggar And also all that my messuage or tenement with the appurtenances thereunto belonging situate and being within the said Town of Kingston upon Hull in a certain street called Lowgait, on the East side of the said street, and at this present in the several tenures or occupations of Peter Doughtie and Martin Goodman And I do give and bequeath unto the said Gilliam Beecham my sister the sum of twenty pounds of lawful English money to be paid unto her within one year next after my decease
And I give & bequeath more unto her the said Gillian, the bedstead and bedding whereon I now lie and all the furniture which is upon the same, And also all the pewter now being upon the low shelf and the little white table and the bigger white cupboard in the room next street of the House I dwell in And also the Range in the in the fore chamber
And I give devise and bequeath (after the decease of my said Sister Gillian) the said messuage or tenement with the appurtenances in Salthouse Lane mentioned to be in the occupation of John Jeggar.
And also the said messuage or tenement with thappurtenances in Lowgaite mentioned to be in the several occupations of Peter Doughtie and Martin Goodman, and all rents reversions hereditaments and appurtenances of or to the said several messuages belonging unto my kind friends namely Mr Christopher Richardson Alderman Mr Thomas Smyth Mr William Blansherd and John Stevenson, and to their heirs and assigns for ever
And I give & bequeath unto Jane Harding the wife of Richard Harding of Scarbrough Tanner the sum of forty pounds of lawful English money to be paid her within one year next after my decease And if she die, the said sum or legacy being unpaid then I will the same to be paid and divided amongst her three sons & grandchild namely Gregory Harding Richard Harding younger William Harding and Jane Stevenson.
And I give & bequeath unto the said Gregory Harding the sum of thirty pounds;
And to Richard Harding the younger, the sum of twenty pounds
And to the said Jane Stevenson the sum of ten pounds of lawful English money to be paid them within one year next after my decease or as soon as they can or shall sufficiently acquit and discharge my executors of the same legacies respectively
And I give unto the said William Harding (if he be living at the time of my death) the sum of twenty pounds lawful English money And if he be dead then I will the same legacy to be paid and divided amongst his brethren;
And in case any other of them the sons of the Said Richard and Jane Harding do happen to die before payment of the legacies aforesaid or before the same become due, that then the sum or legacy of the party so dying shall redound and be paid to the survivors or survivor of them as my executors hereafter named can or may be lawfully acquitted and sufficiently discharged of the same;
And I give and bequeath unto Dorothy Stevenson daughter of the said Richard and Jane Hardinge, and now wife of Harley Stevenson, the sum of ten pounds, to be paid her within one year next after my decease upon a sufficient acquaintance to my executors for the same
And I give and bequeath to Robert Popplewell of Gainsborough in the County of Lincoln Joyner the sum of forty and four pounds of lawful English money to be paid him within one year next after my decease and I freely remit and forgive unto him all such debts and sums of money as he is resting indebted unto me or my late husband William Popplewell deceased
And I give and bequeath unto the said John Stevenson of this Town Cooper, the sum of thirty pounds of lawful English money to be paid him within one year next after my decease and I give him more the great andirons in the fore chamber of the house I now dwell in, And I do freely forgive and remit unto him all such debts and sums of money as he is resting indebted unto me or my said ^ deceased husband deceased.
And I give and bequeath unto Richard Stevenson of Gainsborough Joyner the sum of ten pounds of lawful English money to be paid him within one year next after my decease
And I give and bequeath unto Elizabeth Smyth wife of the aforesaid Mr Thomas Smyth my great flanders chest and all therein, And I give more unto her the said Elizabeth Smyth the sum of twenty pounds lawful English money And I give and bequeath unto her children which she hath to her said husband Mr Thomas Smyth the sum of forty pounds of like money to be paid unto her self for their use within one year next after my decease
And if any of them the same children do die that then the longer livers shall have equally divided ^st them the sum or legacy due to him her or them so dyeing
And I give unto her sn Thomas Bar-- the sum of ten pounds of like money
And I give to the aforenamed Mr Thomas Smyth, Mr William Blansherd Henry Rudock of Newland, And Captain George Westbee Twenty shillings apiece to buy them hats with
And I give to their now wives twenty shillings apiece to buy them rings for remembrance;
And give to Mr Richard -evers a pair of gloves of five shillings prize, And to his son thirteen shillings and four pence, And to his man George Twisleton thirteen shillings and four pence
Item I give to the Minister of the low Church Parish the sum of forty shillings
I give to Thomas Peacocke the bigger of any two silver wine bowls
Item I give to William Pickells the son of Stephen Pickells ten shillings
And to John Hudson the son of Edward Hudson deceased ten shillings
To the son of Richard Best Cooper deceased ten shillings.
To Ralph Roth woods daughter which was my late husbands Goddaughter ten shillings
To my God daughter Isabell Sherington twenty shillings,
To Jeremiah Payne my late Husbands apprentice thirteen shillings and four pence;
To Robert Sh-----s son and four daughters every of them twenty shillings apiece to be paid within one year next after my decease They coming to demand and receive the same
And I give to Grace Stevenson the wife of the aforenamed John Stevenson twenty shillings to buy her a hat
All the rest of my goods and chattels unbequeathed (my debts paid and legacies and funerals discharged) I do give and bequeath unto the aforesaid Mr Christopher Richardson Mr Thomas Smyth Mr William Blansherd and John Stevenson to be equally divided among them whom I ordain and make the executors of this my last will and testament
And I do hereby revoke and disanull all wills by me heretofore made
In witness whereof I the said Isabell Popplewell have hereunto set my hand and seal the Seventh day of January 1658 above written /
Isabell Popplewell her mark
Witnesses here of Richard Vete-s George Twisleton, Thomas Peacocke.
Isabella was buried on 23 June 1659 in St Mary, Kingston upon Hull, Yorkshire. Isabel Popplewelk, widow.
Her will was proved on 20 August 1659 at the Prerogative Court of Canterbury.
Isabella Wilkinsonne married William Popplewell, son of James Popplewell and Elizabeth Broughton, on 3 March 1647 in Kingston upon Hull, Yorkshire
. This may be the wrong William. Isabella Wilkinsonne made a will dated 7 January 1658/59 in Kingston upon Hull
. In the name of God Amen: The Seventh day of January 1658 I Isabell Poppelwell of Kingston upon Hull widow being weak and infirm in body but of sound and perfect mind and memory Praised be god do make & ordain this my last will and Testament First and principally I commend my soul into the hands of Almighty God my most gracious creator & preserver hoping for salvation through the meritorious death and passion of my blessed Lord ^ and Saviour Jesus Christ and by no other means. And my body I Commit to the earth whereof it came to be buried in Saint Maries Church of the Town of Kingston upon Hull, so near my late Husband William Popplewell as conveniently may be And for my temporal estate wherewith it hath pleased God of his mercy to endow me I ^ do give and dispose of the same as followethThat is to say I do give to the poor people of this Town of Kingston upon Hull the sum forty shillings
And to the poor people of Fortinrow Thorpe and Baye in the County of York ^ the like Sum of forty shillings to be distributed at the discretion of my executors hereafter named within one month next after my decease.
And I do give and bequeath unto Gilliam Beecham my sister for the term of her natural life all that my messuage or tenement with the yard and appurtenances thereunto belonging situate and being within the Town of Kingston upon Hull aforesaid in a certain Street or lane there called Salthouse Lane on the South side of the same lane & at this present in the tenure or occupation of John Jeggar And also all that my messuage or tenement with the appurtenances thereunto belonging situate and being within the said Town of Kingston upon Hull in a certain street called Lowgait, on the East side of the said street, and at this present in the several tenures or occupations of Peter Doughtie and Martin Goodman And I do give and bequeath unto the said Gilliam Beecham my sister the sum of twenty pounds of lawful English money to be paid unto her within one year next after my decease
And I give & bequeath more unto her the said Gillian, the bedstead and bedding whereon I now lie and all the furniture which is upon the same, And also all the pewter now being upon the low shelf and the little white table and the bigger white cupboard in the room next street of the House I dwell in And also the Range in the in the fore chamber
And I give devise and bequeath (after the decease of my said Sister Gillian) the said messuage or tenement with the appurtenances in Salthouse Lane mentioned to be in the occupation of John Jeggar.
And also the said messuage or tenement with thappurtenances in Lowgaite mentioned to be in the several occupations of Peter Doughtie and Martin Goodman, and all rents reversions hereditaments and appurtenances of or to the said several messuages belonging unto my kind friends namely Mr Christopher Richardson Alderman Mr Thomas Smyth Mr William Blansherd and John Stevenson, and to their heirs and assigns for ever
And I give & bequeath unto Jane Harding the wife of Richard Harding of Scarbrough Tanner the sum of forty pounds of lawful English money to be paid her within one year next after my decease And if she die, the said sum or legacy being unpaid then I will the same to be paid and divided amongst her three sons & grandchild namely Gregory Harding Richard Harding younger William Harding and Jane Stevenson.
And I give & bequeath unto the said Gregory Harding the sum of thirty pounds;
And to Richard Harding the younger, the sum of twenty pounds
And to the said Jane Stevenson the sum of ten pounds of lawful English money to be paid them within one year next after my decease or as soon as they can or shall sufficiently acquit and discharge my executors of the same legacies respectively
And I give unto the said William Harding (if he be living at the time of my death) the sum of twenty pounds lawful English money And if he be dead then I will the same legacy to be paid and divided amongst his brethren;
And in case any other of them the sons of the Said Richard and Jane Harding do happen to die before payment of the legacies aforesaid or before the same become due, that then the sum or legacy of the party so dying shall redound and be paid to the survivors or survivor of them as my executors hereafter named can or may be lawfully acquitted and sufficiently discharged of the same;
And I give and bequeath unto Dorothy Stevenson daughter of the said Richard and Jane Hardinge, and now wife of Harley Stevenson, the sum of ten pounds, to be paid her within one year next after my decease upon a sufficient acquaintance to my executors for the same
And I give and bequeath to Robert Popplewell of Gainsborough in the County of Lincoln Joyner the sum of forty and four pounds of lawful English money to be paid him within one year next after my decease and I freely remit and forgive unto him all such debts and sums of money as he is resting indebted unto me or my late husband William Popplewell deceased
And I give and bequeath unto the said John Stevenson of this Town Cooper, the sum of thirty pounds of lawful English money to be paid him within one year next after my decease and I give him more the great andirons in the fore chamber of the house I now dwell in, And I do freely forgive and remit unto him all such debts and sums of money as he is resting indebted unto me or my said ^ deceased husband deceased.
And I give and bequeath unto Richard Stevenson of Gainsborough Joyner the sum of ten pounds of lawful English money to be paid him within one year next after my decease
And I give and bequeath unto Elizabeth Smyth wife of the aforesaid Mr Thomas Smyth my great flanders chest and all therein, And I give more unto her the said Elizabeth Smyth the sum of twenty pounds lawful English money And I give and bequeath unto her children which she hath to her said husband Mr Thomas Smyth the sum of forty pounds of like money to be paid unto her self for their use within one year next after my decease
And if any of them the same children do die that then the longer livers shall have equally divided ^st them the sum or legacy due to him her or them so dyeing
And I give unto her sn Thomas Bar-- the sum of ten pounds of like money
And I give to the aforenamed Mr Thomas Smyth, Mr William Blansherd Henry Rudock of Newland, And Captain George Westbee Twenty shillings apiece to buy them hats with
And I give to their now wives twenty shillings apiece to buy them rings for remembrance;
And give to Mr Richard -evers a pair of gloves of five shillings prize, And to his son thirteen shillings and four pence, And to his man George Twisleton thirteen shillings and four pence
Item I give to the Minister of the low Church Parish the sum of forty shillings
I give to Thomas Peacocke the bigger of any two silver wine bowls
Item I give to William Pickells the son of Stephen Pickells ten shillings
And to John Hudson the son of Edward Hudson deceased ten shillings
To the son of Richard Best Cooper deceased ten shillings.
To Ralph Roth woods daughter which was my late husbands Goddaughter ten shillings
To my God daughter Isabell Sherington twenty shillings,
To Jeremiah Payne my late Husbands apprentice thirteen shillings and four pence;
To Robert Sh-----s son and four daughters every of them twenty shillings apiece to be paid within one year next after my decease They coming to demand and receive the same
And I give to Grace Stevenson the wife of the aforenamed John Stevenson twenty shillings to buy her a hat
All the rest of my goods and chattels unbequeathed (my debts paid and legacies and funerals discharged) I do give and bequeath unto the aforesaid Mr Christopher Richardson Mr Thomas Smyth Mr William Blansherd and John Stevenson to be equally divided among them whom I ordain and make the executors of this my last will and testament
And I do hereby revoke and disanull all wills by me heretofore made
In witness whereof I the said Isabell Popplewell have hereunto set my hand and seal the Seventh day of January 1658 above written /
Isabell Popplewell her mark
Witnesses here of Richard Vete-s George Twisleton, Thomas Peacocke.
Isabella was buried on 23 June 1659 in St Mary, Kingston upon Hull, Yorkshire
. Isabel Popplewelk, widow. Her will was proved on 20 August 1659 at the Prerogative Court of Canterbury.
Ann Wilks
(before January 1756 - 18 January 1835)
Ann Wilks was born before January 1756.
Ann Wilks married John Wafford, son of William Patriarch? Wafford and Ann Nicol, on 4 February 1782 in St Mary, Whitechapel.
Ann died on 18 January 1835 in Hackney, London. Mrs Ann Wafford, Chatham Place, 79 years, died 18th & buried 24 January 1835. Brick grave 10 pounds. She was buried on 24 January 1835 in St Thomas Independent, Mare Street, Hackney, London.
Ann Wilks married John Wafford, son of William Patriarch? Wafford and Ann Nicol, on 4 February 1782 in St Mary, Whitechapel
. Ann died on 18 January 1835 in Hackney, London
. Mrs Ann Wafford, Chatham Place, 79 years, died 18th & buried 24 January 1835. Brick grave 10 pounds. She was buried on 24 January 1835 in St Thomas Independent, Mare Street, Hackney, London.Children of Ann Wilks and John Wafford
- Mary Wafford b. 11 Mar 1787
- Unknown Wafford b. 1792
- Elizabeth Lee Wafford+ b. 22 Feb 1795
- John Wafford b. b Mar 1798, d. b 5 Dec 1855
- Catherine Lee Wafford+ b. 15 Sep 1799, d. Jun 1885
- Ann Wafford+ b. b Apr 1800
- Frances Wafford b. b Apr 1800, d. 1 May 1864
Myra Kent Willams
(1894 - 1981)
Myra Kent Willams was born in 1894 in Camperdown, Victoria. She was the daughter of Richard Williams and Sarah Bland.
Myra Kent Willams married William Alan MacKenzie in 1919.
Myra died in 1981 in Malvern, Victoria.
. She was the daughter of Richard Williams and Sarah Bland. Myra Kent Willams married William Alan MacKenzie in 1919.
Myra died in 1981 in Malvern, Victoria
.Eliza Ida Willersdorf
(1873 - 16 May 1901)
Eliza Ida Willersdorf was commonly known as Ida. She was born in 1873 in Tarnagulla, Victoria. Eliza Ida was the daughter of Justus Conrad Willersdorf & Eliza Millington.
Eliza Ida Willersdorf married Alexander Rose Forbes, son of Alexander Forbes and Sarah Jane Rose, in 1900 in Victoria.
Eliza died on 16 May 1901 in Eddington, Victoria. She was buried in Eddington.
. Eliza Ida was the daughter of Justus Conrad Willersdorf & Eliza Millington. Eliza Ida Willersdorf married Alexander Rose Forbes, son of Alexander Forbes and Sarah Jane Rose, in 1900 in Victoria
. Eliza died on 16 May 1901 in Eddington, Victoria
. She was buried in Eddington.John Willett
( - 22 November 1586)
John Willett married thirdly Rose Unknown circa 1582 in Lt Saxham, Suffolk, England.
John Willett made a will dated 16 November 1586. [To]Rose three roodes of meadow and six poles, three half acres lying by the same meadow, two acres at Barrowe waie, and three roodes at the Crosse Lane. ? Sorrell nag
I give to Rose my wife.three cowes
I give also to my wife.
He bequeathed to Agnes Bland Margery Bland my wife’s daughter Grissell Weylett and Agnes Roger my daughter. Corne in the ground to wife; bed and bolster to Grissell Weylett; foure behives to wife.
Rose my wife Executor; Thomas Croftes Esquire supervisor.
John died on 22 November 1586.
His will was proved in 1586.
. John Willett made a will dated 16 November 1586. [To]Rose three roodes of meadow and six poles, three half acres lying by the same meadow, two acres at Barrowe waie, and three roodes at the Crosse Lane. ? Sorrell nag
I give to Rose my wife.three cowes
I give also to my wife.
He bequeathed to Agnes Bland Margery Bland my wife’s daughter Grissell Weylett and Agnes Roger my daughter. Corne in the ground to wife; bed and bolster to Grissell Weylett; foure behives to wife.
Rose my wife Executor; Thomas Croftes Esquire supervisor.
John died on 22 November 1586.
His will was proved in 1586.
Alice William ap Griffith
Alice William ap Griffith was born in Caernarvonshire, Wales. Ales daughter of William Griffith ap Robin of Cochwillan.
Alice William ap Griffith married Meredith ap Ieuan Wyn, son of Ieuan ap Robert and Catherine ferch Rhys ap Howel Vychan, in Wales. He married secondly Gwenhwyfer, daughter of Gruffydd ap Howel y Farf, relict of Robert Griffith, of Plas Newydd. He co-habited with Margaret, daughter of Morris ap John ap Meredydd, of Clenenney; she only co-habited with him, as his 2nd wife survived him. They had issue.
. Ales daughter of William Griffith ap Robin of Cochwillan. Alice William ap Griffith married Meredith ap Ieuan Wyn, son of Ieuan ap Robert and Catherine ferch Rhys ap Howel Vychan, in Wales
. He married secondly Gwenhwyfer, daughter of Gruffydd ap Howel y Farf, relict of Robert Griffith, of Plas Newydd. He co-habited with Margaret, daughter of Morris ap John ap Meredydd, of Clenenney; she only co-habited with him, as his 2nd wife survived him. They had issue.Children of Alice William ap Griffith and Meredith ap Ieuan Wyn
Elizabeth Williamot
(before 1570? - )
Elizabeth Williamot was born before 1570?.
Elizabeth Williamot married Robert Steer, son of Robert Steer and Elizabeth Wylde, on 26 December 1598 in Darley, Derbyshire.
Elizabeth Williamot married Robert Steer, son of Robert Steer and Elizabeth Wylde, on 26 December 1598 in Darley, Derbyshire
.Watkin Williams Wynn Bart
(1691 - 1749)
Watkin Williams Wynn Bart was born in 1691. He was the son of Jane Thelwall (Williams).
Watkin died in 1749.
Watkin died in 1749.
Alice Mary Williams
Alice Mary Williams married Sydney Edwin Dixon, son of Stephen Chancellor Dixon and Sarah Bonnett Brooker, on 16 December 1891 in Caulfield, Victoria.
.Allen Joseph Williams
(1908 - )
Allen Joseph Williams was born in 1908 in New Zealand. He was the son of Thomas Henry Williams and Charlotte Jane Ruby.
. He was the son of Thomas Henry Williams and Charlotte Jane Ruby.Annie Louisa Williams
(8 September 1899 - June 1973)
Annie Louisa Williams was born on 8 September 1899.
The marriage of Annie Louisa Williams and Frederick Charles Wafford, son of Frederick Charles Wafford and Amelia Sarah Smith, was registered in Edmonton RD, Middlesex, in the December 1925 quarter.
Annie's death was registered in the quarter ending in June 1973 in Haringey RD, Middlesex.
The marriage of Annie Louisa Williams and Frederick Charles Wafford, son of Frederick Charles Wafford and Amelia Sarah Smith, was registered in Edmonton RD, Middlesex
, in the December 1925 quarter. Annie's death was registered in the quarter ending in June 1973 in Haringey RD, Middlesex
.Bridget Williams
( - 1792)
Bridget Williams was born in Wales. She was the eldest daughter & co-heiress of Thomas Williams of Edwinsford, Carmarthen, Wales. He was Chancellor and Chamberlain of the counties of Carmarthen, Pembroke and Cardigan..
Bridget Williams married Robert Banks-Hodgkinson, son of Joseph Banks and Ann Hodgkinson, on 1 October 1757.
Bridget died in 1792 in Edwinsford, Carmarthenshire, Wales.
. She was the eldest daughter & co-heiress of Thomas Williams of Edwinsford, Carmarthen, Wales. He was Chancellor and Chamberlain of the counties of Carmarthen, Pembroke and Cardigan.. Bridget Williams married Robert Banks-Hodgkinson, son of Joseph Banks and Ann Hodgkinson, on 1 October 1757.
Bridget died in 1792 in Edwinsford, Carmarthenshire, Wales
.Charles Williams
( - before 1804)
Charles Williams married Elizabeth Darby, daughter of George? Darby, on 28 June 1790 in St Dunstan in the East, Stepney. They married by licence - he was a widower and she was spinster aged 48.
Charles died before 1804 in London, England.
. They married by licence - he was a widower and she was spinster aged 48. Charles died before 1804 in London, England
.Claude Scipio Williams
(7 July 1905 - 3 January 1973)
Claude Scipio Williams was born on 7 July 1905 in Melbourne, Victoria.
Claude Scipio Williams married Doreen Emily Ruby, daughter of George Evans Ruby and Emily Alice Bland, in 1932 in Yarram, Victoria. Claude was a teacher.
Claude died on 3 January 1973 in Geelong, Victoria, aged 67.
. Claude Scipio Williams married Doreen Emily Ruby, daughter of George Evans Ruby and Emily Alice Bland, in 1932 in Yarram, Victoria
. Claude was a teacher. Claude died on 3 January 1973 in Geelong, Victoria
, aged 67.Doris Jean Williams
(circa 1921? - 1969?)
Doris Jean Williams was commonly known as Jean. She was born circa 1921?.
Doris died in 1969? In Sale, Victoria.
Doris died in 1969? In Sale, Victoria
.Edward Leader Williams
Edward Leader Williams married Eliza Maria Popplewell, daughter of Thomas Popplewell and Sarah Hird, on 30 August 1852 in London. She died prior to ELW being knighted, but he is a historical figure as the designer and builder of the Manchester Ship Canal..
. She died prior to ELW being knighted, but he is a historical figure as the designer and builder of the Manchester Ship Canal..Ellen Georgina Williams
Ellen Georgina Williams married Lt Col. Henry Robert Handcock, son of Richard Handcock 2nd Baron Castlemaine and Ann French, on 15 May 1854. She was the daughter of Lt Col. Henry Williams.
Enid Vera Williams
Enid Vera Williams married Leonard Pegg Bullett, son of Robert Bullett and Ellen Pegg, on 27 April 1912 in the Congregational Chuch, East Finchley, London.
.Ernest R Williams
Ernest R Williams married Florence Maude Minter, daughter of Ernest James Minter and Elizabeth Frances Grimes, in June 1928 in Edmondton RD, Middlesex.
.Evelyn Kent Williams
(1892 - 1893)
Evelyn Kent Williams was born in 1892 in Yarram, Victoria. She was the daughter of Richard Williams and Sarah Bland.
Evelyn died in 1893 in Ballarat East, Victoria.
. She was the daughter of Richard Williams and Sarah Bland. Evelyn died in 1893 in Ballarat East, Victoria
.
Gertrude Frances Williams
(8 January 1848 - 16 September 1937)
Gertrude Frances Williams was born on 8 January 1848 in Ireland. She was the daughter of Michael Williams and Martha Unknown (Williams).
Gertrude resided at Pembroke Road, Dublin, Ireland, 1856.
Gertrude resided at Ballyhaugh or Springfield, Ballynakill, Phillipstown, Offaly, Ireland, circa 1867.
Gertrude Frances Williams married Ralph Richardson Handy, son of Alexander Kingston Handy and Mary Richardson, on 16 September 1869 in St Peter, Dublin, Ireland. Mentioned also in the marriage settlement date, S Handy of Springfield, Phillipstown the only surviving trustee in Feb 1907.
A marriage settlement between Gertrude Frances Williams and Ralph Richardson Handy was made on 16 September 1869 in 'Park House', Upper Moyfenrath, Meath. Copy marriage settlement executed in the names of Ralph Richardson Handy, Esq & Miss Gertrude F Williams dated 16 September 1869. Indenture between 1) Alexander Kingston Handy of Park House, Meath, esq 2) Ralh Richardson Handy of the same place,esq. son of the said A K Handy, 3) Gertrude Frances Williams of Lower Leeson St, Dublin, spinster; 4) Samuel Wesley Handy of Springfield, Kings co. & Henry Michael Williams of Williamstown House, co Kildare. Whereas AKH has perpetual freehold estate of lans of Park ferotty?? 235 acres obtained by induenture of feu farm grant dated 27 April 1859 ... and is also seized of lands in 'Spring park' c. 80 acres from indenture of fee farm grant dated 5 March 1863 ... mentions William Orme Handy the eldest son & heir of A K Handy.
Gertrude Frances Williams was mentioned in the will of Alexander Kingston Handy dated 7 June 1883.
Gertrude resided at Edenderry, Monasterosis, Offaly, Ireland, 1909.
Gertrude Frances Williams arrived per "Cedric" on 9 October 1910 at New York, New York, USA.
Gertrude Frances Williams arrived per "Celtic" on 10 October 1913 at New York, New York.
Gertrude resided at Sandford House, Ulverstone, Lancashire, England, 1919.
Gertrude died on 16 September 1937 in Ulverstone, Lancashire, aged 89.
Her will was proved on 15 December 1937 at the Principal Probate Registry, London, England. Getrude Frances Handy of Sandford House, Ulverstone, Lancashire, widow, died 16 Sep 1937. Probate granted to Amy Stokes, spinster & Herbert Handy, retired land agent. Effects £271.9.7.
. She was the daughter of Michael Williams and Martha Unknown (Williams). Gertrude resided at Pembroke Road, Dublin, Ireland
, 1856. Gertrude resided at Ballyhaugh or Springfield, Ballynakill, Phillipstown, Offaly, Ireland
, circa 1867. Gertrude Frances Williams married Ralph Richardson Handy, son of Alexander Kingston Handy and Mary Richardson, on 16 September 1869 in St Peter, Dublin, Ireland
. Mentioned also in the marriage settlement date, S Handy of Springfield, Phillipstown the only surviving trustee in Feb 1907. A marriage settlement between Gertrude Frances Williams and Ralph Richardson Handy was made on 16 September 1869 in 'Park House', Upper Moyfenrath, Meath
. Copy marriage settlement executed in the names of Ralph Richardson Handy, Esq & Miss Gertrude F Williams dated 16 September 1869. Indenture between 1) Alexander Kingston Handy of Park House, Meath, esq 2) Ralh Richardson Handy of the same place,esq. son of the said A K Handy, 3) Gertrude Frances Williams of Lower Leeson St, Dublin, spinster; 4) Samuel Wesley Handy of Springfield, Kings co. & Henry Michael Williams of Williamstown House, co Kildare. Whereas AKH has perpetual freehold estate of lans of Park ferotty?? 235 acres obtained by induenture of feu farm grant dated 27 April 1859 ... and is also seized of lands in 'Spring park' c. 80 acres from indenture of fee farm grant dated 5 March 1863 ... mentions William Orme Handy the eldest son & heir of A K Handy. Gertrude Frances Williams was mentioned in the will of Alexander Kingston Handy dated 7 June 1883.
Gertrude resided at Edenderry, Monasterosis, Offaly, Ireland
, 1909. Gertrude Frances Williams arrived per "Cedric" on 9 October 1910 at New York, New York, USA
. Gertrude Frances Williams arrived per "Celtic" on 10 October 1913 at New York, New York
. Gertrude resided at Sandford House, Ulverstone, Lancashire, England
, 1919. Gertrude died on 16 September 1937 in Ulverstone, Lancashire
, aged 89. Her will was proved on 15 December 1937 at the Principal Probate Registry, London, England
. Getrude Frances Handy of Sandford House, Ulverstone, Lancashire, widow, died 16 Sep 1937. Probate granted to Amy Stokes, spinster & Herbert Handy, retired land agent. Effects £271.9.7.Child of Gertrude Frances Williams and Ralph Richardson Handy
- Alexander Kingston Handy+ b. Jun 1870, d. a 1911
Grace Williams
(circa 1805? - )
Grace Williams was born circa 1805? In Ireland.
Grace Williams married Samuel Wesley Handy, son of Fleming Handy and Catherine Eliza Kirkman, in 1824 in Tuam diocese, Ireland. But which Sam??.
. Grace Williams married Samuel Wesley Handy, son of Fleming Handy and Catherine Eliza Kirkman, in 1824 in Tuam diocese, Ireland
. But which Sam??.James Williams
James Williams married Barbara Emslie, daughter of James Emslie and Barbara Mitchell, on 4 November 1858 in Premnay, Aberdeenshire.
.John B Williams
John B Williams married Lucy Australia Cocksedge, daughter of Thomas Zachariah Cocksedge and Elizabeth Willis, in 1893 in Newtown district, New South Wales.
.Loretta Eileen or Lillian Williams
(circa 1948 - 4 March 1978)
Loretta Eileen or Lillian Williams was born circa 1948.
Loretta died on 4 March 1978 in Park..., Victoria. She was buried in Shepparton. Loretta Lillian, aged 30, wife of Tom.
Loretta died on 4 March 1978 in Park..., Victoria
. She was buried in Shepparton. Loretta Lillian, aged 30, wife of Tom.Lorna Bland Williams
(1903 - )
Lorna Bland Williams was born in 1903 in Camperdown, Victoria. She was the daughter of Richard Williams and Sarah Bland.
Lorna Bland Williams married John Robert MacBean in 1926 in Victoria.
. She was the daughter of Richard Williams and Sarah Bland. Lorna Bland Williams married John Robert MacBean in 1926 in Victoria
.Louisa Ann Williams
(circa 1846 - )
Louisa Ann Williams was born circa 1846 in Lydiard Tregoze, Wiltshire.
Louisa Ann Williams married Edwin Bowker, son of Charles James Bowker and Mary Wembridge, on 6 September 1876 in Lydiard Tregoze, Wiltshire.
Louisa Ann Williams and Edwin Bowker were recorded on the 1911 census in 83 Marshfield Rd, Chippenham, Wiltshire. Edwin Bowker, 63, retired coal merchant, born Collingbourne, Louisa Ann Bowker 65, married for 39 years, born Lydiard Tregoze; general servant Violet Buckley 16.
. Louisa Ann Williams married Edwin Bowker, son of Charles James Bowker and Mary Wembridge, on 6 September 1876 in Lydiard Tregoze, Wiltshire
. Louisa Ann Williams and Edwin Bowker were recorded on the 1911 census in 83 Marshfield Rd, Chippenham, Wiltshire
. Edwin Bowker, 63, retired coal merchant, born Collingbourne, Louisa Ann Bowker 65, married for 39 years, born Lydiard Tregoze; general servant Violet Buckley 16.