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     Thomas Copperwheat was born say 1610 in Bedfordshire, England.
Thomas Copperwheat married Elizabeth (?) before 1655.

     Thomas Copperwheat was christened on 3 August 1645 in Oakley, Bedfordshire. He was the son of Thomas Copperwheat.
     Thomas was buried on 30 January 1646 in Oakley, Bedfordshire.

     Thomas was buried on 26 September 1687 in Oakley, Bedfordshire.

     William died before August 1751.
     The administration of his estate was granted in August 1751 at the Commissary Court of London. William Copperwheat, poor.

     William Copperwheat was christened on 11 August 1782 in Essendon, Hertfordshire. He was the son of Robert Copperwheat and Martha Butler.
William Copperwheat married Isabella Lamsdill on 30 April 1804 in St Dunstan, Stepney, Middlesex. Banns of marriage between William Copperwheite & Isabella Lamsdill were published April 8, 15 & 22 1804. William Copperweite of this parish and hamlet of MEOT, bachelor and Isabella Lamsdill of this parish and same hamlet, spinster were married in this church by banns this thirtieth day of April 1804 ... both signed (with a cross) in the presence of William Featherstone & Mary Lamsdill.
The examination of Isabella Copperwheat wife of William Copperwheat. Middlesex, to wit, this examinant on her oath saeth that she is the wife of the said William Copperwheat and to whom she was married at the parish church of St Dunstan, Stepney, Mdx, by banns on 30 April 1804, that her said husband hath not gained any settlement in his own right to this examinant's knowledge - that he is now confined in the House of Correction at Cold Bath Fields - That Robert Copperwheat the father of this examinant's said husband took and rented a certain piece of land of the late Samuel Whitbread Esquire in the year 1780 - and which said land was situate in the parish of Essendon near Berkhampstead in the county of Herts at the yearly rent of £36 which said land he rented about 8 years during which said time he resided in a cottage in the said parish of Essendon but the rent he paid for same this examinant cannot say. That in the year 1788 the said Robert Copperwheat took and rented a certain cottage and a wheelwright's hop at the rent of £4 19 0 per annum, the same being situate near the Queen's Head public house in the said parish of Essendon and he now resides therein. Paid Poor's rate and all other taxes for the same. That in the year 1816 the rent of the said cottage and wheelwright's shop was increased to £10 per annum (exclusive of al parochial rates). That her said husband is the lawful issue of the said Robert Copperwheat by Martha his now wife to whom he was married at the parish church of St Peter's Bedford on 12 October 1776 by banns. That she this examinant hat by her said husband 2 children namely Matilda aged 6 years and upwards and Mary Amelia aged about 2 months and not being able to maintain herself and her said 2 children she hath become chargeable to the parish of St Leonard Shoreditch. Sworn before us 19 Feb 1818. The mark of Isabella Copperwheat.
The adjacent page states: Wm Copperwheat - convicted on 5 Nov 1817, sentenced 6 months imprisonment. William Copperwheat was committed for nine days, for being found gambling at Bully-Alley, Fulham, with cups and balls in February 1817. He was sentenced to 7 years transportation at the Surrey Assizes for larceny on 6 August 1818 in Surrey. He was transported to New South Wales & Tasmania arriving 17 March 1819. He was transported for 7 years per the "Surry" which departed from Sheerness on 19 Sep 1818. They arrived in Sydney in March where several prisoners disembarked. 150 others continued on and arrived in Tasmania 17 Mar 1819. His conduct record states: 2 Aug 1822 absent from muster ... 1830 had an unlicenced dog..
     William Copperwheat was recorded in 1826 census in Tasmania. In the 1826 muster was he described as free. His certificate of freedom was dated 20 August 1825.
William Copperwheat married Elizabeth Wolf on 23 May 1828 in Sorell, Tasmania. William Copperwheat, widower of the parish of Sorell & Elizabeth Wolf, widow of the parish of Sorell, married by banns. He signed, she made her mark..
     William was buried on 7 December 1836 in Hobart, Tasmania. William Copperwheat, aged 52, wheelwright, buried.

     William Copperwheat was christened on 14 May 1749 in Upper Stondon, Bedfordshire. He was the son of Charles Copperwheat and Mary Tomlyn. William Copperwheat was mentioned in the removal order for Charles Copperwheat and Mary Tomlyn dated 22 March 1750; Charles Copperwheat, wife. Mary, children. Wm, Hannah, Robert , removed to Cardington.

     William Copperwheat was born circa 1829 in Islington, Middlesex. He may be the Wiliam Copperwheat, watch maker, aged 24. son of Charles, watch maker, who married Mary Ellen Alford aged 23, on 5 Oct 1854 at Stepney. He was the son of Charles Copperwheat and Mary Boucher.

     William Copperwheat was christened on 25 March 1832 in St Mary, Islington, Middlesex. He was the son of Charles Copperwheat and Mary Boucher.

     William Copperwheat was christened on 12 October 1740 in Oakley, Bedfordshire, England. He was the son of Charles Copperwheat and Mary Tomlyn.

     William Copperwheat was born before 1690 He may be the William baptised 15 Jul 1688 at Oakley.      
William Copperwheat claimed settlement at Among the Ampthill parish records thereis an Idemnity certificate for William Copperwheat and family from Oakley. in 1715/16 from Bedfordshire.

     Elizabeth Coppin was also known as Copping in records. She was born in 1750 in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk.
     Elizabeth Coppin and John or Thomas Cocksedge obtained a marriage licence on 29 December 1772 in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk.
Elizabeth Coppin married John or Thomas Cocksedge, son of Abraham Cocksedge and Bridget Cocksedge, on 31 December 1772 in St Mary, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. They were both single of this parish, but which Thomas? An Elizabeth Coppin married Thomas Cocksedge 31 Dec 1774 at Norton in the IGI.

     Christiana Corbet married William Dunbar, son of Patrick Dunbar 5th Earl of Dunbar and Ada, of Scotland,.

     Dora Corbett was born on 22 November 1896 in Kellevie, Sorell district, Tasmania.
Dora Corbett married Edwin Franklin Heath, son of Frank Elander Heath and Martha Borland, in 1917 in Victoria.

     The marriage of Mary Lisippe Lennox Corbett and Fleming Henry Handy, son of Samuel Handy and Anna Townsend, was registered in Wirral, Birkenhead RD, Cheshire, in the March 1893 quarter.

     Elizabeth Corbold was born circa 1778 in Cotton, Suffolk.
Elizabeth Corbold married Richard Cocksedge say 1804.
     Elizabeth Corbold and Richard Cocksedge were recorded on the 1841 census in Cotton. Richard Cocksedge, 60 ag lab; with Eliza 60, both born in the county.
     Elizabeth Corbold and Richard Cocksedge were recorded on the 1851 census in Cotton, Suffolk. Richard Cocksedge, head, 73, pauper, born Bacton; with his wife Eliza 73, born at Cotton and son David 39 married, ag. lab., born at Cotton and his wife Susan 34, born at Wickham.
     Elizabeth died before 11 April 1851 in Cotton, Suffolk. She was buried on 11 April 1851 in St Andrew, Cotton.

     Ann Cordell married Charles Baddeley on 10 February 1793 in St Marylebone, Westminster, Middlesex. They were married by banns which were called from 30 Dec 1792. They had a large family and were non-conformists.

     Mary Louisa Corder was born circa 1817 in Hadleigh, Ipswich.
The marriage of Mary Louisa Corder and William Freeman Squirrell, son of William Squirrell and Jane Martell, was registered in Cosford RD, Suffolk, in the December 1842 quarter.
     Mary Louisa Corder and William Freeman Squirrell were recorded on the 1851 census in Bildeston. William F Squirell, 39, wine merchant, born Bildeston, his wife Mary L, 33, born Hadleigh, daughters Susan 16 & Emily, 14, Frederick Thos, 7, John Corder 5, Alexander 3, Earnest, 7 months, all born Bildeston.
     Mary Louisa Corder and William Freeman Squirrell were recorded on the 1861 census in Kings Wood, Bildeston, Suffolk. William F Squirrell, 50, innkeeper, born Bildestone, his wife Mary L, 43, born Hadleigh, and sons John C 15, and Earnest 10, both born at Bildeston.
     Mary's death was registered in the quarter ending in March 1879 in Cosford RD Suffolk.

     John died in 1997.

     Magdalen Banks married secondly Edward Cordran on 12 July 1761 in St Paul, Norwich, Norfolk. They had issue.

     Ceidio ap Corf was born in Wales. He was the son of Corf ap Caenog.

     Leslie Martin Corneille was commonly known as Les. He was born on 10 August 1934 in Victoria. He was the son of Wilfred Leslie Corneille and Vera Ruby.
Les was physically disabled by polio in his youth.
     Leslie resided at 25 Oulton Street, Fawkner, Victoria.
     Leslie died of leukemia on 16 April 2000 in Melbourne, Victoria, aged 65.

     Wilfred Leslie Corneille was also known as William Leslie Wilfred in records. He was born in 1897 in Hawthorn, Victoria. He was registered as William Leslie Wilfred Corneil, son of Cornelius & Edith nee Bird, in Hawthorn.
Wilfred Leslie Corneille married Vera Ruby, daughter of George Evans Ruby and Emily Alice Bland, in 1924 in Victoria.
     Wilfred and Vera were registered at Cherrilong, Victoria, on the 1931 electoral roll.
     Wilfred died on 30 July 1978 in Victoria.

     James Corney married Sophia Humberstone, daughter of William Humberstone and Mary Steer, on 11 March 1849 in St Mary's, Mitcham, South Australia. Married. By licence, at St Mary's on the Sturt, on the 11th inst., Mr J Corney, of Hindley-street, to Sophia, fourth daughter of W Humberstone, Esq, RN.

     William Cornfew was born in Bucclesly.
William Cornfew married Anne Arundell, daughter of John Arundell and Gertrude Dennis.

     Henry de Cornhill married Alice de Curci, daughter of William de Curci III and Gundreda de Warenne, before 1193.
     Henry died in 1193.

     Joan Cornhill was born before 1193 in England. She was the daughter of Henry de Cornhill and Alice de Curci.
Joan Cornhill married Hugh de Nevill before 1200.
     Joan died before 1234.

     Andrew Cornish married Sarah Reeby, daughter of Nicholas Wakeham Reeby and Mary Lane, on 26 June 1811 in Holbeton, Devon.

     Ann Cornish was born circa 1839 in Rougham, Suffolk. She was the daughter of John Cornish and Harriet Bullett. Ann, James, Harriett, Charles, Frederick, Eliza and Ellen were listed as the children of John Cornish in the 1851 census in Rougham.

     Charles Cornish was born circa 1847 in Rougham, Suffolk. He was the son of John Cornish and Harriet Bullett. Ann, James, Harriett, Charles, Frederick, Eliza and Ellen were listed as the children of John Cornish in the 1851 census in Rougham.

     Eliza Cornish was born circa 1849 in Rougham, Suffolk. She was the daughter of John Cornish and Harriet Bullett. Ann, James, Harriett, Charles, Frederick, Eliza and Ellen were listed as the children of John Cornish in the 1851 census in Rougham.