OTHER MEMBERS OF THE MUDON FAMILY

ADA LAVINIA RILEY formerly MacDonald formerly MUDON (NÉE BARROW) (daughter of William D and Lavinia H Barrow (née Kennedy))

C 1882/83 or 1885/86 - She was born in Bridgetown, Barbados (based on age at marriage and Ellis Island web-site).
23 November 1884 - She was baptised in Barbados (Ancestry web-site).
6 January 1904 - She was a spinster aged 18 living at 69 3/4 Harbour St, Kingston, when she married John Rastrick Mudon in the Wesley Church, Kingston (see register).
29 June 1910 - She was a widow aged 27 and in good health when she sailed with (her son) George from Kingston aboard SS Prinz Eitel Friedrich bound for New York. Her race was shown as being West Indian. She could read and write. Her final destination was New York (see list of alien passengers).
5 July 1910 - She was a widow aged 27 when she arrived at Ellis Island, New York from Kingston, Jamaica aboard the Prinz Eitel Friedrich with (her son) George aged 5 1/2. Her nationality was Barbados, West Indian. She had a dark complexion, black hair and brown eyes and was 5'7" tall. She was in good health. Her final destination was New York where she was to stay with Mrs L Ferguin at 498 Grand Avenue, Brooklyn (Ellis Island web-site).
6 July 1910 - She commenced living in New York (see petition for citizenship).
20 February 1913 - She married George S MacDonald in Kings, New York (Ancestry.com web-site).
25 June 1915 - Her son John Riley was born in New York (see petition for citizenship).
1919 - She was divorced by her second husband at the Supreme Court, Brooklyn, New York (see petition for citizenship).
1 January 1920 - Aged 28, she was living with her husband Norman Riley, a private family chaffeur aged 32, her sons George Riley (sic) aged 13 and John Riley aged 3 years and nine months, at 52 & 54 East 34th St, Manhattan, New York (see 1920 census).
26 March 1923 - Her son Alan by Norman Riley was born in New York (see petition for citizenship).
29 August 1926 - She married Norman Riley.in Jersey City, New Jersey (see petition for citizenship).
12 June 1928 - She declared her intention to become a United States citizen (see petition for citizenship).
30 March 1932 - She was a housekeeper living with her husband and her three children at 213 East 29th Street, New York when she applied for citizenship of the United States at the U.S. Court of Southern District of New York. She had 3 children. George Mudon, the issue of her first marriage, was born in Jamaica on 10 November 1905 (actually 1904). John Riley born in New York on 25 June 1915. Alan was born 26 March 1923, the issue of her third marriage born out of wedlock in New York (see petition for citizenship).
4 August 1932 - She swore an oath of allegiance and was granted citizenship of the United States (see petition for citizenship).
1 April 1935 - She was living in the same place in Manhattan as she was at the time of the 1940 census (see 1940 census).
3 April 1940 - She was a widow aged 52 living with her sons John aged 24 and Alan aged 17, and her cousin Stanley Desangas aged 48, in Manhattan (see 1940 census).

ALICE EFFIE MUDON (formerly NORMAN formerly SANDERS NÉE WHEELER) (daughter of Thomas John and Sarah Sophia Wheeler)

27 February 1861 - She was living with her parents Thomas John (a mercantile clerk) and Sarah Sophia at 42 Cambridge Terrace, Broke Rd when she was baptised at Haggestone parish church, Middlesex (see parish register BTs).
March qtr 1861 - Her birth was registered in Shoreditch (GRO ref 1c 216).
2 April 1871 - She was a scholar aged 10 living with her parents Thomas J, a meat salesman aged 40 and Sarah S aged 36, her siblings Frank T aged 8, William G aged 7 and Rennison G aged 5, and Jane A Yearow (?) at 26 Median Rd, Clapton, Hackney (see 1871 census).
3 April 1881 - She was a mantle maker aged 20 living with her widowed mother Sarah S, an annuitant aged 43, and her brother Rennison G aged 15 at 65 Packholme Rd, Dalston, Hackney (see 1881 census).
23 December 1882 - She was a spinster of full age living in West Hackney when she married George Richard Sanders in West Hackney parish church. She signed the register. Her brother Frank Thomas Wheeler was one of the witnesses (see parish register).
December qtr 1882 - Her marriage to George Richard Sanders was registered in Hackney (GRO ref 1b 872).
December qtr 1883 - The birth of their daughter Effie Sophia was registered in Stoke Damerel (GRO ref 5b 338).
December qtr 1884 - The death of her husband George Richard Sanders aged 23 was registered in Stoke Damerel (GRO ref 5b 242). 1 January 1889 - She was a widow aged 27 living at 50 Reighton Rd, Clapton when she married Charles Renneson Gage Norman, a bachelor and a gentleman aged 33 who was living at the same address, in Hackney parish church. She signed the register. Her father was shown as Thomas Wheeler, a stock broker (see parish register).
C 1889/90 - Their son Philip was born in Chelsea, London (see 1891 census).
December qtr 1889 - The birth of their son Philip Norman was registered in Chelsea (GRO ref 1a 373).
31 March 1891 - Aged 30, she was living with her children Effie R aged 7 and Philip aged 1 and her mother Sophie Wheeler, a widow aged 58 at 17 St Dunstans Rd, Fulham (see 1891 census).
C 1893/94 - Her son Maurice was born in Forest Gate, Essex (see 1911 census).
March qtr 1893 - The birth of their son Maurice Leslie Norman was registered in West Ham (GRO ref 4a 187).
C 1895/96 - Her son Ronald S was born in Forest gate (see 1901 census).
June qtr 1895 - The birth of their son Ronald Stuart Norman was registered in West Ham (GRO ref 4a 202).
31 March 1901 - She was a widow aged 40 living with her mother Sara S Wheeler and (her own son) Ronald S Norman aged 5 at 132 Pembroke Rd, Ilford, Essex (see 1901 census).
March qtr 1908 - Her marriage to John Mudon was registered in Romford (GRO ref 4a 492).
1910 - She was living at 33 Spring St, Paddington (see 1910 electoral register).
2 April 1911 - She was a medical nurse aged 47 working for Lucy Russell at 38 Bacon Court Rd, Fulham . She had been born in Dalston, had been married for 3 years and had no children (see 1911 census).
1918 - She was living with her husband John at 27 Bearcroft Buildings, Fulham (see 1918 electoral register).
1920 - She was living with her husband John at 27 Bearcroft Buildings, Fulham (see 1920 electoral register).
1921 - She was living with her husband John at 27 Bearcroft Buildings, Fulham (see 1921 electoral register).
Autumn 1923 - She was living with her husband John at 27 Bearcroft Buildings, Fulham (see 1923 electoral register).
1925 - She was living with her husband John at 27 Bearcroft Buildings, Fulham (see 1925 electoral register).
15 October 1927 - She was living with her husband John at 27 Bearcroft Buildings, Fulham (see 1927 electoral register).
15 October 1928 - She was living with her husband John at 27 Bearcroft Buildings, Fulham (see 1928 electoral register).
1 May 1929 - She was living with her husband John at 27 Bearcroft Buildings, Fulham (see 1929 electoral register).
15 October 1933 - She was living at 27 Bearcroft Buildings, Fulham (see 1933 electoral register).
15 October 1934 - She was living at 27 Bearcroft Buildings, Fulham (see 1934 electoral register).
March qtr 1937 - Her death at the age of 76 was registered in Chelsea (GRO ref 1a 582).

ALICIA MUDON (daughter of Aug and Jona Mudon)

19 May 1680 - She was baptised at Bradford on Tone, Somerset (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).

AMOS MUDON (son of Thomas and Jane Mudon)

13 May 1832 - He was baptised at Henbury (info from Bob Lawrence 3/8/00).
30 March 1851 - He was a cripple aged 18 living with his mother Jane and his siblings, William, Hannah, Thomas and Fanny Louisa in Henbury (see 1851 census).
16 April 1851 - He died, aged 19, at Henbury of a diseased heart (death certificate).

ANIS MUDON (NÉE BANBURY)

10 November 1700 - She married William Mudon in the parish church at Atherington, Devon (IGI).

ANN MUDEN (daughter of Peeter Muden)

25 October 1601 - She was baptised in the parish church at Molland, Devon (IGI).

ANN MUDEN (NÉE DART)

14 February 1687 - She married John Muden at Bishops Tawton, Devon (IGI).

ANN MUDEN

29 October 1704 - Her son Joseph was baptised in the parish church at Bishops Tawton, Devon (IGI).

ANN MUDON

ANNE ELIZABETH MUDON (daughter of William and Elizabeth Mudon)

January 1806 - She was baptised in Exford parish church (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).

ANN MUDON (NÉE SULLY)

1838 - She married Michael Mudon in Timberscombe (Mike Browning 9/3/02).

ANN MUDON (daughter of John and Mary Mudon)

26 November 1809 - She was baptised in the parish church at Timberscombe, Somerset (see parish register).
7 April 1843 - In the will of her Uncle Amos Mudon, she was shown as living in Bristol (info from Mike Browning).
30 March 1851 - She was a tailoress aged 41 lodging with Caroline Ross at 15 Upper Avenue, St Michael's, Bristol (see 1851 census).
7 April 1861 - She was an unmarried wastecoat maker aged 51 living with Frances E Rendall, a boarder, in Old Park, St Michael, Bristol (see 1861 census).
2 April 1871 - She was an unmarried waistcoat maker aged 60 lodging at 8 Park Hill, St Michael, Bristol. Frances E Rendall was boarding with her (see 1871 census).
20 April 1872 - She was a former waistcoat maker when she died aged 62 at 8 Old Park Hill, Bristol of pneumonia 21 days (death certificate).

ANN FEATHERSTONE (NÉE MUDON)

C 1807/08 - She was born (based on age at death).
21 November 1836 - She married Thomas Featherstone in St Mary le Port parish church, Bristol (info from Mike Browning 24/1/02).
September qtr 1837 - The birth of their son Richard Mudon Featherstone was registered in Bristol (GRO ref XI 115).
3 December 1837 - Their son Richard Mudon was baptised in St James' parish church, Bristol (Ancestry.com web-site).
30 October 1839 - Their son John was born (see parish register).
3 November 1839 - She was living in White Thorn Place when their son John was baptised in St George in the East parish church, Stepney (see parish register).
6 June 1841 - Aged 30 (rounded), she was living in White Thorn Place, Tower Hamlets, with (her husband) Thomas aged 33 and (their children) Richard aged 4 and John aged 2 (see 1841 census).
30 March 1851 - Aged 43, she was living with her husband Thomas, a general chandler aged 44, and their sons Richard, an errand boy aged 13 and John, a scholar aged 11, at Wellclose Place, St George in the East (see 1851 census).
7 April 1861 - Aged 53, she was living at 1 Wellclose Place, St George in the East, with her husband Thomas, a grocer and cheesemonger aged 54, and their son Richard, a grocer's assistant aged 23 (see 1861 census).
December qtr 1862 - The death of a Thomas Featherstone (her husband?) was registered in St George in the East (GRO ref 1c 349).
2 April 1871 - She was a widow and a former grocer aged 63 living at 23 John St, St George in the East, with her son Richard, a grocer aged 33, his wife Sarah R aged 31, their daughter Annie S aged 1 and two servants (see 1871 census).
June qtr 1872 - Her death at the age of 64 was registered in Poplar (GRO ref 1c 430).

ANNIE (a.k.a. ANN(E)) MUDON (NÉE HOLCOMBE) (daughter of Nicholas and Ellen Holcombe - a labourer)

16 July 1848 - She was living at Venn when she was baptised as Anne in Brushford parish church, Somerset. Her father was a labourer (Freereg web-site).
30 March 1851 - Aged 2, she was living at Islands, Brushford with her parents Nicholas, an agricultural labourer aged 32, and Eleanor (sic) aged 25, and her siblings William aged 5 and Elizabeth aged 1 month (see 1851 census).
7 April 1861 - She was a scholar aged 12 living in Broxridge, Brushford with her parents Nicholas, an agricultural labourer aged 42, and Allen (sic) aged 35 and her siblings Elizabeth aged 10, Jane aged 7, John aged 5, Maria aged 3 and Mary aged 1 (see 1861 census).
2 April 1871 - She was a house palourmaid aged 22 working for Arthur H Wansy (?), an attorney at law and notary public, and his wife Blanche, at Lambourne, Westbury on Trym, Gloucestershire (see 1871 census).
3 April 1881 - She was a parlour maid aged 30 working for James R Turner, a merchant, at Woodville, Westbury on Trym, Gloucestershire (see 1881 census).
3 January 1886 - She married William Henry Mudon in Temple Parish Church, Bristol (marriage certificate).
1 July 1889 - Her son Frederick Edward William was born at Queen Ann Rd, Bristol (FEW's birth certificate).
5 April 1891 - Aged 40, she was living at 11 Green St, Bedminster, Bristol, with her husband William H, and their son Frederick E (see 1891 census).
31 March 1901 - Aged 49, she was living at 11 Green St, Bedminster, Bristol, with her husband William H, their son Frederick E and her father Nicholas Holcombe, a retired horsekeeper and a widower aged 84 (see 1901 census).
2 April 1911 - Aged 60, she was living at 11 Green St, Totterdown, Bristol with her husband William Henry, a preparer of materials for gelatine and glue making aged 50 and their son Frederick Edward William, a draper's assistant aged 21. She had been married 25 years and had had only one child (see 1911 census).
1 May 1923 - She died at Southmead Infirmary, Bristol (National Probate Calendar).
June qtr 1923 - Her death at the age of 73 was registered in Bristol (GRO ref 6a 231).
23 June 1923 - The administration of her estate valued at £158 5s 11d was granted at Bristol to her husband William Henry, a general labourer. Her home address had been 11 Green St, Totterdown, Bristol (National Probate Calendar).

ANNIE ALICIA VANSTON (N�E MUDON) (eldest daughter of Thomas Mudon)

20 March 1860 - Her father Thomas was from Henbury when she married W. J. Vanston from Exeter in Thornbury parish church (see Western Daily Press dated Friday 23 March 1860).

AUGUSTINE MUDON

CORNISH WILLS PROVED AT THE PREROGATIVE COURT OF CANTERBURY:
(St. Tew als. Ewe mentioned), 1655 (249 Aylett).
(http://www.primenet.com/~azazella/PCC.html)

AUG MUDON

? - He married Jona (?).
19 May 1680 - Their daughter Alicia was baptised at Bradford on Tone, Somerset (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).

BEATRICE MERCEDES MUDON (daughter of Lillian McDonald)

20 July 1895 - She was born at 1 Black St, Kington (sic) (Jamaica). Her mother was a housemaid (see birth record).
5 August 1895 - Her birth was registered in Kingston by Lorell Aarons (see birth record).

BLANCHE MARIA BURROWES (NÉE MUDON) (daughter of William Mudon)

C 1892/93 - She was born (based on age at marriage).
21 September 1911 - She was a spinster aged 18 living at 28 James St, Kingston (Jamaica) when she married Charles Lindner Burrowes at 52 Gold St, Kingston (see marriage register).

CAROLINE PALMER (NÉE MUDON) (daughter of Richard and Mary Mudon)

19 July 1821 - She was from Milverton when she was baptised in the parish church at Milverton, Somerset (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).
7 July 1843 - She was present at the death of her mother Mary at 4 White Thorn Place, St George East, Middlesex (Mary's death certificate).
11 July 1843 - When she registered the death of her mother, she gave her address as 4 Cotham Vale, Bristol (Mary's death certificate).
31 March 1847 - She married George Palmer (son of Peter Palmer) at St Michaels, Bristol (BVRI).
27 May 1849 - Their daughter Mary Mudon was baptised in St James' parish church, Bristol (Ancestry.com web-site).
June qtr 1849 - The birth of their daughter Mary Mudon Palmer was registered in Bristol (GRO ref XI 145).
30 March 1851 - Aged 29, she was living at 5 Old Park Lane, St Michael’s, Bristol with her husband George, aged 30, a mariner's mate born in Bridgwater, and their daughter Mary aged 2 (see 1851 census).
C 1853/54 - Their daughter Caroline was born in Bristol (see 1861 census).
December qtr 1854 - The birth of their daughter Caroline Palmer was registered in Bristol (GRO ref 6a 52).
C 1858/59 - Their son George was born in London (see 1861 census).
7 April 1861 - Aged 38, she was living at 10 Mary St, Limehouse, with her children Mary aged 12, Caroline aged 7 and George aged 2. Her husband was at sea (see 1861 census).
March qtr 1872 - The death of their daughter Mary Mudon Palmer aged 23 was registered in St George in the East, London (GRO ref 1C 321).

CAROLINE FRANCES ETHELINDE ANNIE MUDON (NÉE FORBES) (daughter of Henry and Mary Ann Forbes)

C 1841/42 - She was born (based on age at death).
23 July 1842 - She was baptised in Hanover parish church, Cornwall, Jamaica (LDS Familysearch web-site).
? - She married William Lee Mudon.
25 September 1880 - She died aged 38 at 16 Elletson Rd, Kingston, Jamaica (see Western Daily Press dated 30 October 1880).
25 September 1880 - She was the wife of William Lee Mudon when she died aged 38 from the fatty desease of the heart and dystochia 8 hours at Exmoor Villa, 16 Elletson Rd, Kingston, Jamaica (see death register and Western Daily Press dated 30 October 1880).
5 October 1880 - Her brother A(lexander) A(ikman) Forbes of 47 Higholtom St registered her death (see death register).

CATHARINE MEWDON (daughter of John and Susannah Mewdon)

5 November 1804 - She was baptised in Exford parish church (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).

CHARLES MUDON (son of Richard and Mary Mudon)

12 July 1818 - He was from Milverton when he was baptised at Milverton parish church (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).
9 March 1845 - Mary, the daughter of Charles Mudon and Henrietta Campbell, was born in Glasgow (BVRI 2).

CHARLES MUDON

C 1848 - He was born in Ohio, USA .
5 June 1860 - Aged 12, he was living with Mary Mudon at dwelling no. 112, family no. 137, Futton Post Office, 17th Ward, Hamilton County, Ohio, USA (1860 census extract provided by Phyllis Litton 27/7/00).

DURENA CONCELEANA MUDEN (daughter of Kathleen Muden)

14 November 1919 - She was born in Black River, Saint Elizabeth (Jamaica) (see birth register).
10 December 1919 - Augustus Barratt, the occupier of Black River, Saint Elizabeth, registered her birth (see birth register).

ELEANOR ALICIA HAMILTON ELLEN (NÉE MUDON) (daughter of Hannah Alicia Mudon)

27 September 1862 - She was born at Westbury (on Trym) (birth certificate)
13 November 1864 - She was baptised in Henbury parish church (LDS Familysearch web-site).
2 April 1871 - She was a scholar aged 8 living in Blaise hamlet, Henbury with her grandparents Thomas and Jane, and her mother Hannah (see 1871 census).
3 April 1881 - She was an unmarried housekeeper aged 18 living in Henbury Cottages, Henbury, with her grandparents Thomas and Jane, and aunt Hester (see 1881 census).
5 March 1887 - She married William Henry Ellen in Holy Trinity Church, Parish of St Andrew, Rugby, Warwickshire (marriage certificate).
C 1887/88 - Their son William L was born in Wolverton (see 1891 census).
December qtr 1887 - The birth of their son William Lee was registered in Potterspury (GRO ref 3b 29).
C 1889/90 - Their son Frederick C was born in Wolverton (see 1891 census).
June qtr 1889 - The birth of their son Frederick Clifford was registered in Potterspury (GRO ref 3b 28).
C March 1891 - Their son Thomas H was born in Wolverton (see 1891 census).
June qtr 1891 - The birth of their son Thomas Henry was registered in Potterspury (GRO ref 3b 22).
5 April 1891 - Aged 28, she was living at 521 Glyn Square, Wolverton, Potterspury with her husband Henry W, a coach finisher aged 36, their children William L aged 3, Frederick C aged 1 and Thomas H aged 7 days and Amy Holman, a monthly nurse (see 1891 census).
March qtr 1893 - The birth of their son Claud Raistrick was registered in Potterspury (GRO ref 3b 19).
March qtr 1894 - The death of their son Thomas Henry aged 3 was registered in Potterspury (GRO ref 3b 21).
C 1894/95 - Their son Hilary V(ernon) was born in Wolverton (see 1901 census).
June qtr 1895 - The birth of their son Hilary Vernon was registered in Potterspury (GRO ref 3b 21).
September qtr 1899 - The birth of their daughter May Frances L was registered in Potterspury (GRO ref 3b 22).
December qtr 1899 - The death of the daughter May Frances L aged 0 was registered in Potterspury (GRO ref 3b 12).
February/March 1901 - Their son Charles was born in Wolverton (see 1901 census).
31 March 1901 - Aged 38, she was living with her husband Henry W (sic), a railway coach finisher aged 46, their children William Lee aged 13, Frederick C aged 11, Hilary V aged 6 and Charles aged under one month, and Amy Holman, a monthly nurse, at 521 Glyn Square, Wolverton (see 1901 census).
2 April 1911 - Aged 48, she was living with her husband Henry William, a coach finisher employed by the L&NW Railway, aged 56, and their son Charlie, a scholar aged 10, at 24 Glyn Square, Wolverton (see 1911 census).
September qtr 1921 - The death of her husband Henry W aged 66 was registered in Potterspury (GRO ref 3b 20).
December qtr 1945 - Her death at the age of 83 was registered in North Bucks (GRO ref 3a 1568).

Known child/children - William Lee, Frederick Clifford, Thomas Henry, Claud Raistrick, Hilary Vernon, May Frances L and Charles.

ELIZ MUDEN (NÉE RUBERRY)

7 February 1757 - She married Jno Muden at Constantine, Cornwall (IGI).

ELIZA MUDON (daughter of Amos & Eleanor Mudon)

1/2 past 9 o'clock in the morning of 14 March 1815 - She was born in the parish of St Thomas, Bristol (info from Stuart Browning 27 March 2014).
31 March 1815 - She was baptised in the parish church of St Thomas, Bristol (info from Mike Browning 26/1/02).
5 minutes to 6 o'clock in the morning of 30 November 1831 - She died aged 17 (info from Stuart Browning 27/3/14).
13 December 1831 - She was from Thomas St when she was buried aged 17 at the parish church of St Thomas, Bristol (info from Mike Browning 26/1/02).

ELIZABETH MEWDEN (N�E (?))

C 1774 - She was born (based on age at burial).
C 1796 - She married William Mewden.
6 June 1849 - She was a widow when she died aged 75 in Exford of hydrothorax six months. Her name was shown as Newton (death certificate).
9 June 1849 - Mary Wilkey from Exford, who had been present at her death, advised the registrar (death certificate).
10 June 1849 - She was buried aged 75 as Elizabeth Newton at Exford parish church (info from Mike Browning).

ELIZABETH MEWDEN (NÉE SCOTT)

16 April 1804 - She was from Exford when she married Henry Mewden in the parish church at Exford, Somerset (info from Mike Browning 26/1/02).

ELIZABETH MUDON (NÉE EDWARDS)

7 February 1638 - She married John Mudon at Norton Fitzwarren, Somerset (IGI).

ELIZABETH MEWDEN (daughter of William and Elizabeth Mewden)

30 September 1813 - She was baptised in Exford parish church (info from Mike Browning 9/3/02).

ELIZABETH ELIZA LONEY MUDON (NÉE SWEET)

C 1887/88 - She was born (based on age at death).
March qtr 1916 - Her marriage to Frederick Edward William Mudon was registered in Bristol (GRO ref 6a 153).
26 March 1947 - She and (her husband) Frederick Edward William were granted probate at Bristol of her husband's father's estate valued at £1496 7s 6d (National Probate Calendar).
16 May 1958 - She was granted the administration of her late husband's estate valued at £3220 12s 8d at Bristol (National Probate Calendar).
12 May 1961 - She was a widow from 17 Wolseley Rd, Bishopston, Bristol when she died in Southmead Hospital, Westbury-on-Trym, Bristol (National Probate Calendar).
June qtr 1961 - The death of an Elizabeth L Mudon aged 73 was registered in Bristol (GRO ref 7b 253).
17 July 1961 - The administration of her estate valued at £3281 1s 1d was granted at Bristol to Bertram Alexander Sweet, a plumber, and Doris Ada Bartlett, wife of Ivan Charles Bartlett (National Probate Calendar).
9 September 1961 - Any claims against her estate were to be submitted to Messrs E J Watson, Cox & Counsell, solicitors, of 12 John St, Bristol, by this date (see The London Gazette dated 7 July 1961).

EMANUEL NEWTON/MEAWDEN

20 February 1704/05 - He married Margaret Jenkins in Luccombe parish church (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).
23 March 1705/06 - They were from Luccombe when their son Lawrence was baptised in Timberscombe parish church (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02)
22 November 1707 - They were from Luccomb when their son Samuel was baptised in Timberscombe parish church (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02)
9 May 1708 - They were from Luccomb when their son Samuel was buried at Timberscombe parish church (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).

EMMA SYBELLA MUDON (NÉE RUSSELL) (daughter of Charles Russell)

C 1851/52- She was born in Ross, Herefordshire (see 1901 census).
28 April 1870 - She married John Mudon at Christchurch, Brixton Rd, Kennington, Surrey. Her father was dead (marriage certificate).
6 March 1877 - She was living at 88 Gloucester Rd, South Kensington when she advertised for a good general servant, aged about 25, a porter, to assist with knives, coals, boots etc, and washing put out. A thoroughly good personal character was indispensable (see The Ipswich Journal dated Tuesday 6 March 1877).
3 April 1881 - Aged 30, she was living with her husband John, two children, two visitors and two servants at 88 Gloucester Rd, Kensington (see 1881 census).
1890 - She was living at 46 Kirkdale, Sydenham (see 1890 electoral register).
19 March 1890 - A petition of bankruptcy was filed against her (see The London Gazette dated 15 April 1890).
11 April 1890 - She was a jeweller from 46 Kirkdale, Sydenham, Kent when a receiving order was issued against her (see The London Gazette dated 15 April 1890).
29 April 1890 - A bankruptcy order was made at her adjudication hearing in Greenwich (see The London Gazette dated 6 May 1890).
Wednesday 7 May 1890 - The Times page 11 column a shows under The Bankruptcy Act 1883 Adjudications: - Mudon E Sybella, Sydenham, jeweller (see copy).
1pm 9 May 1890 - She was a jeweller of 46 Kirkdale, Sydenham, Kent, when the first meeting was to be held at 24 Railway-approach, London Bridge SE, relating to her bankruptcy (see The London Gazette dated 2 May 1890).
1 pm 20 May 1890 - Her public examination was to be held in Greenwich Courthouse (see The London Gazette dated 2 May 1890).
5 April 1891 - Aged 46, she was living at 22 Woodland Rd, St Mary, Lambeth, with her husband John and their children Maud I and May S (see 1891 census).
31 March 1901 - Aged 49, she was living at 4 Normand Mansions, Fulham with her husband John and their daughter May S (see 1901 census).
14 May 1904 - She died, aged 53, at 4 Normand Mansions, Fulham, London of chronic mitral valvular heart disease and acute dilation of the heart. Her son-in-law, who had been in attendance, advised the registrar (death certificate)

ETHEL MUDON

ETHEL GERTRUDE MUDON (NÉE LACK) (daughter of John and Susan Lack)

9 February 1878 - She was born in Wolverton (LDS Familyseaerch web-site).
3 April 1881 - Aged 3, she was living with her parents John, a carpenter, and Susan, both aged 39, her sisters L J, a coach trimmer aged 17, R aged 13, and E aged 7, her brothers Jno Charles aged 9 and L R aged 3, her grandfather Charles K Lack, a widower and a retired builder aged 66 and her aunt Mary Lack, an unmarried needle woman aged 44 at 125 Aylesbury St, Wolverton Station (see 1881 census).
5 April 1891 - She was a scholar aged 13 living with her parents John, a carpenter and Susan, both aged 49, her siblings Emily K, a bookbinder aged 17, and Leonard R aged 10, and her grandfather Charles Kent, a widower and a retired bricklayer aged 76, at 125 Aylesbury St, Wolverton (see 1891 census).
June qtr 1900 - Her marriage to Thomas F Mudon was registered in Potterspury (GRO ref 3b 76).
30 March 1901 - Aged 23, she was living with her husband Thomas F and their son Thomas J aged 6 months at 17 Oregon Avenue, East Ham, (see 1901 census).
14 October 1910 - She was aged 30 when she left Liverpool on board the Virginian bound for Quebec with her husband Thomas Francis, their son Thomas John and their daughter Florence Maud. Their final destination was Chicago, Illinois. She was 5' 7" tall, with a medium complexion, fair hair and grey eyes (see passenger list).
21 October 1910 - She and her family arrived in Quebec (see passenger list).
29 March 1917 - She was aged 37 when their son Leonard was born in Chicago (LDS Familysearch web-site).
12 September 1918 - She was living with her husband Thomas Francis at 642 West 61 Place, Chicago, when he registered for service with the U.S. forces in WW1 (see registration card).
14 May 1919 - She was living at 642 W 61st Place, Chicago when her son Thomas landed at Ellis Island (on his return from serving in the British Army) (Ellis Island web-site).
1 January1920 - Aged 40, she was living at 642 West 61st Place, Chicago with her husband Thomas and their children Thomas, Maud and Leonard (see 1920 census).
1 April 1930 - Aged 50, she was living at 6407 Peonra (?) St, Lake, Cook, Chicago with her husband Thomas, their daughter Maud and their son Leonard (see 1930 census).
7 July 1936 - She died aged 58 in Cook, Chicago, Illinois (LDS Familysearch web-site).
10 July 1936 - She was buried in Oakwoods Cemetery, Cook, Chicago (LDS Familysearch web-site).

ETHELINDE JANE HAMILTON NÉE MUDON (daughter of William Lee and Caroline Mudon)

3 March 1872 - She was born (see original parish register transcription by the minister).
4 April 1872 - She was baptised in Kingston parish church (see original parish register transcription by the minister).
26 October 1893 - She was a spinster aged 21 living at 16 Elleston Rd, Kingston when she married Duncan Hamilton in St John's parish church, Kingston. A William Lee Mudon (either her father or brother) was one of the witnesses (see marriage register).

FANNY MUDON (formerly BOLTON NÉE (?))

C 1847/48 - She was born in Culmstock, Devon (1901 census).
? - She married (?) Bolton.
September qtr 1877 - The birth of her daughter Fanny Louisa M(ay) Bolton was registered in Cardiff (GRO ref 11a 254).
3 April 1881 - She was a married servant aged 35 living with (her daughter) Fanny S M Bolton aged 3, at the College of Arms, Queen Victoria St, Pauls Wharf, St Daniels/St Peters, London (see 1881 census).brR> March qtr 1897 - Her marriage to Thomas Michael Mudon was registered in St George, Hanover Square (GRO ref 1a 644).
31 March 1901 - Aged 53, she was living with her husband Thomas at 9 Church St, Wolverton, Buckinghamshire (see 1901 census).
2 April 1911 - She was a widow aged 62 living with her married daughter Fanny May Pickett, aged 31 and born in Cardiff, and her son-in-law Abraham John Pickett, a detective constable age 29, at 8 Lea Bridge Rd, Clapton (Hackney) (see 1911 census).
March qtr 1922 - Her death at the age of 76 was registered in West Ham (GRO ref 4a 511).

FANNY LOUISA BROWNING (NÉE MUDON) (daughter of Thomas and Jane Mudon)

17 November 1845 - She was born in Henbury (birth certificate).
28 December 1845 - She was baptised in Henbury parish church (Ancestry web-site).
30 March 1851 - She was a scholar aged 5 living with her mother Jane and her siblings, Amos, William, Hannah and Thomas in Henbury (see 1851 census).
7 April 1861 - She was an unmarried servant aged 15 working for Mary Cole, a former schoolmistress aged 70 at Henbury Cottages, Henbury (see 1861 census).
23 May 1870 - She was a servant living at Sutton Court when she married Amos Browning, an inn keeper from Chew Magna, son of William, a labourer, in St Andrew's Parish Church, Chew Magna, Somerset (marriage certificate).
2 April 1871 - Aged 25, she was living with her husband Amos Browning, a railway porter aged 35, at 64 Upper Pitt St, Liverpool (see 1871 census).
25 January 1874 - Their son Robert Metison was baptised in St Nathaniel's parish church, West Derby, Liverpool (LDS Familysearch web-site).
C 1878/79 - Their son Harold C(harles) was born in Yatton, Somerset (see 1881 census).
3 April 1881 - Aged 35, she was living at 27 Stracey St, Bedminster, Somerset with her husband Amos, an insurance agent aged 45 (born London, Middlesex) and their children Robert M and Harold C (see 1881 census).
C 1882/83 - Their son Wilfred S(hirley) T(homas) was born in Bedminster (see 1901 census).
September qtr 1882 - The birth of their son Wilfrid Shirley T was registered in Bedminster (GRO ref 5c 713).
5 April 1891 - She was a laundress aged 46 living with her husband Amos, a wheelwright aged 55, and their children Robert M aged 18, Harold C aged 12 and Wilfred S aged 8, at 3 Park Hill Cottage, St Michael, Bristol (see 1891 census).
31 March 1901 - Aged 55, she was living with her husband Amos, a caretaker of schools aged 63, and their children Harold C, a plumber aged 22, and Wilfred S T, a chemist's assistant aged 18, at 5 Park Place, St Michael, Bristol (see 1901 census).
2 April 1911 - Aged 64, she was living with her husband Amos, an assistant verger aged 76, their son Wilfred Shirley Thomas, an assistant chemist aged 28, and Edwin Addis, at 5 Park Place, St Michael's Hill, Bristol (see 1911 census).
23 May 1920 - She and her husband Amos celebrated their golden wedding (see Western Daily Press dated 24 May 1920).
June qtr 1928 - Her death at the age of 83 was registered in Bristol (GRO ref 6a 210).

Known child/children - Robert M, Harold Charles and Wilfrid Shirley Thomas.

FLORENCE MAUD MUDON (daughter of Thomas Francis and Ethel Gertude Mudon)

September qtr 1902 - Her birth was registered in West Ham (GRO ref 4a 299).
14 October 1910 - She was aged 8 when she left Liverpool on board the Virginian bound for Quebec with her parents Thomas Francis and Ethel Gertrude, and her brother Thomas John. Their final destination was Chicago, Illinois. She had a dark complexion, dark hair and brown eyes (see passenger list).
21 October 1910 - She and her family arrived in Quebec (see passenger list).
1 January1920 - She was a bookkeeper aged 17 living at 642 West 61st Place, Chicago with her parents Thomas and Gertrude and her siblings Thomas and Leonard (see 1920 census).
1 April 1930 - She was a clerk in an office aged 27 living at 6407 Peonra (?) St, Lake, Cook, Chicago with her parents Thomas and Gertrude and her brother Leonard (see 1930 census).

FREDERICK EDWARD WILLIAM MUDON (son of William Henry and Anne Mudon)

1 July 1889 - He was born in Queen Anne Rd, Bristol (birth certificate).
22 September 1889 - He was baptised in St Luke's parish church, Baton Hill, Bristol (LDS Family search web-site).
5 April 1891 - Aged 1, he was living with his parents at 11 Green St, Bedminster, Bristol (see 1891 census).
31 March 1901 - Aged 11, he was living at 11 Green St, Bedminster, Bristol, with his parents and his grandfather Nicholas Holcombe (see 1901 census).
2 April 1911 - He was a draper's assistant aged 21 living with his parents at 11 Green St, Totterdown, Bristol (see 1911 census).
26 November 1915 - He was an unmarried painter aged 26 years and 4 months living at 11 Green St, Totterdown, Bristol when he volunteered at Bristol for war service as a private with the army. His service number was 29161 (see Army Form B.2512). He was 5' 1 1/2" tall. His chest fully expanded measured 34 1/2" with a 3" range of expansion. He had slight varicose veins. His next of kin was Mr W H Mudon (his father) of 11 Green St, Totterdown. This was later deleted and replaced by his wife Elizabeth Mudon of 10 Ambra Vale, Clifton (see descriptive report on enlistment).
27 November 1915 - He was posted to the army reserve (see statement of service).
5 February 1916 - He was married at Clifton (see descriptive report on enlistment).
March qtr 1916 - His marriage to Elizabeth B L Sweet was registered in Bristol (GRO ref 6a 153).
9 February 1916 - He was mobilized (see statement of service).
10 February 1916 - He was posted to the Worcester Regiment (see statement of service).
29 April 1916 - He was posted to 10/3 (?) Observer Company, Royal Defence Corps (see statement of service).
NB later entries on his statement of service are not legible.
January 1930 - He was elected as a church warden at the vestry and annual church meeting of St Michael's and All Angels, Windmill Hill, held in the church hall (see Western Daily Press dated 25 January 1930).
26 March 1947 - He was a painter when he and Elizabeth Eliza Loney Mudon were granted probate at Bristol of his father's estate valued at £1496 7s 6d (National Probate Calendar).
28 January 1958 - He was from 55 Haverstock Rd, Knowle, Bristol when he died in Frenchay Hospital, Bristol (National Probate Calendar).
16 May 1958 - The administration of his estate valued at £3220 12s 8d was granted at Bristol to his widow Elizabeth (National Probate Calendar).

GEORGE HAMILTON MUDON

The stated father of Eleanor Alicia Hamilton Mudon. He was a butler (Eleanor Mudon's marriage certificate). NB Eleanor was the illegitimate daughter of Hannah Alicia Mudon therefore it is very unlikely that this person with the surname MUDON ever existed. It is quite probable that the name was "invented" for the sake of propriety.

GEORGE RASTRICK MUDON (son of John Rastrick and Ada Lavinia Mudon)

10 November 1904 - He was born at Minchmar, 42 Duke St, Kingston (Jamaica) (see birth record).
30 November 1904 - His birth was registered by Ellen McDougall of 62 Duke St, Kingston, who had been present at the birth (see birth record).
29 June 1910 - He was aged 5 1/2 and in good health when he sailed (with his mother) Ada from Kingston aboard the SS Prinz Eitel Friedrich bound for New York.. His final destination was New York. He was 4' 5" tall with a dark complexion, black hair and brown eyes. He was shown as being born in Bridgetown, Barbados (which was incorrect) (see list of alien passengers). 5 July 1910 - He was aged 5 1/2 when he arrived at Ellis Island, New York from Kingston, Jamaica aboard the Prinz Eitel Friedrich with (his mother) Ada. His nationality was Barbados, West Indian. He had a dark complexion, black hair and brown eyes and was 4'5" tall. He was in good health. His final destination was New York where he was to stay with Mrs L Ferguin at 498 Grand Avenue, Brooklyn. He was shown incorrectly as having been born, like his mother, in Bridgetown, Barbados (Ellis Island web-site).
1 January 1920 - Aged 13, he was living with his mother Ada, her husband Norman Riley and his (half) brother John Riley, at 52 & 54 XXXXXXXX, Manhattan, New York. His surname was shown as Riley (see 1920 census).
12 June 1928 - He was an unmarried college student aged 22 living at 215 E 34 St when he attended the office of the Clerk of Court of the Southern District of New York where he made a declaration of intent to become a citizen of the United States. His colour was white and he had a dark complexion, black hair and brown eyes. He had no distinctive marks. He was 5'8" (?) tall and weighed 150 lbs. He had been born in Jamaica BWI on 10 November 1905 (sic). He had emigrated to the United States from Kingston on board Prinz Eitel Frederick. His last foreign residence had been in Jamaica BWI (see declaration of intention).
30 January 1931 - He was an unmarried college student living at 213 East 29th Street, New York when he signed a petition for citizenship of the United States of America. His race was Scotch. His petition was granted in the U.S. District Court of Southern District of New York (see petition).
1933 - He was a student living at 1736 G (St) NW, Washington District of Columbia (see 1933 City Directory).
1938 - He worked with "Genl Accth Of" and was living at 4519 Conduit Rd NW (Washington DCV) (see 1938 City Directory).
Pre 17 July 1942 - He married Hazel I (?) (see 1959 Denver city directory).
17 July 1942 - He was a married white accountant and auditor living in the District of Columbia when he enlisted for the duration of the war plus 6 moths as a private in the US army at Fort Myer, Virginia. He was 66" tall and weighed 165 lbs. He had been at college for 4 years (Ancestry web-site).
7 May 1951 - He left the US Army as an LTC (FindTheBest web-site and Ancestry web-sites).
1959 - He was an accountant AFFC living with (his wife) Hazel I at 1334 Onieda, Denver, Colorado (see 1959 Denver city directory).
1960 - He was an accountant AFFC living with (his wife) Hazel I at 1334 Onieda, Denver, Colorado (see 1960 Denver city directory).
9 March 1986 - He had been living in Denver, Colorado when he died aged 82 (LDS Familysearch and FindTheBest web-sites).
2 October 1987 - He was buried in section T2 site number 175 of the Fort Logan National Cemetery, 4400 West Kenyon Avenue, Denver (FindTheBest and Ancestry.com web-sites).

GLADYS MUDON (daughter of John Rastrick Mudon and Greselda Hamilton)

4 January 1904 - She was born in Enfield in the parish of St Andrew (Jamaica) (see baptism record).
29 May 1904 - She was baptised in the Wesleyan church at Gordon Town, in the parish of St Andrew (Jamaica) (see baptism record).

GWENDOLINE MUDON (daughter of John Rastrick Mudon)

27 August 1906 - She was born at her home 51 Fleet Street, Kingston (see birth record).
25 September 1906 - Her birth was registered in Kingston by Lottie M Barron of the same address, who had been present at the birth. NB the register did not include her name (see birth record).
21 May 1907 - She died aged months from acute gastro-enteritis at 51 Fleet St, Kingston (see death register).
25 May 1907 - She had already been buried when Ellen McDougall of 142 King St, Kingston registered her death (see death register).

HANNAH ALICIA MUDON (daughter of Thomas and Jane Mudon)

15 January 1837 - She was baptised in Henbury parish church, Gloucester (LDS Familysearch web-site).
6 June 1841 - Aged 4, she was living in Henbury with (her mother) Jane and (her siblings) Amos, William and Esther (see 1841 census).
30 March 1851 - She was a scholar aged 14 living with her mother Jane and her siblings, Amos, William, Thomas and Fanny Louisa in Henbury (see 1851 census).
7 April 1861 - She was an unmarried dressmaker aged 24 living with her mother Jane and her siblings John and Thomas Michael in Henbury Cottages, Henbury (see 1861 census).
27 September 1862 - She was in Westbury (on Trym) when her illegitimate daughter Eleanor Alicia Hamilton Mudon was born (EAHM's birth certificate).
8 October 1862 - She registered the birth of her daughter (EAHM's birth certificate).
13 November 1864 - Her daughter Eleanor Alicia Hamilton Mudon was baptised in Henbury parish church (LDS Familysearch web-site).
2 April 1871 - She was an unmarried dressmaker aged 34 living in Blaise hamlet, Henbury with her parents Thomas and Jane, and her daughter Eleanor aged 8 (see 1871 census).
3 April 1881 - She was an unmarried housekeeper aged 45 working for Edmund Chapman, a licensed victualler at 1 Milk St, St Paul In, Bristol (see 1881 Census).
29 January 1889 - A Hannah Mudon was buried at Henbury parish church (LDS Familysearch web-site).

Known child/children - Eleanor Alicia Hamilton.

HAZEL I MUDON (NÉE (?))

3 April 1904 - She was born (the denverchannel.tributes web-site).
Pre 17 July 1942 - She married George Mudon (see 1959 Denver city directory).
1959 - She was living with (her husband) George at 1334 Onieda, Denver, Colorado (see 1959 Denver city directory).
1960 - She was living with (her husband) George at 1334 Onieda, Denver, Colorado (see 1960 Denver city directory).
27 April 1998 - She had been living in Fruita, Colorado when she died (the denverchannel.tributes web-site).

HENRIETTA WHITE (NÉE MUDON)

25 July 1847 - She married John White in Glasgow (Ancestry web-site).

HENRY MEWDEN

? - He married Joan (?)
13 May 1693 - He was from Carhampton when their son John was baptised in the parish church at Timberscombe, Somerset (see parish register).
1695 - Their son Henry was baptised in the parish church at Timberscombe (info from Mike Browning 9/3/02).
27 July 1700 - He was from Carhampton when their son Richard was baptised in the parish church at Timberscombe (parish register).
25 October 1704 - He was from Carhampton when their son William was baptised in the parish church at Timberscombe (see parish register).

HENRY MEWDEN(son of Henry and Joan Mewden)

1695 - He was baptised in the parish church at Timberscombe (info from Mike Browning 9/3/02).

HENRY MEWDON (son of John and Joan Mewdon)

4(?) July 1770 - He was baptised in Exford parish church (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).
1786 - He was apprenticed to John Greenslade, a woolcomber, in Exford (Findmypast web-site).
16 April 1804 - He was from Exford when he married Elizabeth Scott in the parish church at Exford, Somerset (info from Mike Browning 26/1/02).

HENRY MEWDON (son of William and Elizabeth Mewdon)

30 March 1800 - He was baptised in Exford parish church (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).

HESTER MUDON (daughter of John and Mary Mudon)

30 March 1812 - She was baptised in Timberscombe parish church.
19 September 1831 - She was from Thomas St when she was buried aged 19 at the parish church of St Thomas, Bristol (info from Mike Browning 26/1/02).

HESTER MUDON (daughter of Thomas and Jane Mudon)

18 August 1839 - She was baptised in Henbury parish church (LDS Familysearch web-site).
6 June 1841 - Aged 2, she was living in Henbury with (her mother) Jane and (her siblings) Amos, William and Hannah (see 1841 census).
30 March 1851 - She was a servant aged 11 working for Margaret Jones, an unmarried landholder aged 68 in Henbury, next door to her widowed mother Jane and her siblings (see 1851 census).
2 April 1871 - She was an unmarried servant aged 30 working for Susan Rawlinson at 3 Montpelier Villas, Brighton. She was shown as Hester Mundon (see 1871 census).
3 April 1881 - She was an unmarried dressmaker aged 41 living in Henbury Cottages, Henbury, with her parents Thomas and Jane, and her niece Eleanor A (see 1881 census).
5 April 1891 - She was an unmarried ladies maid aged 51 living at 3 Montpelier Villas, Brighton. Her surname was shown as Mundon. The head of the household was away (see 1891 census).
21 February 1895 - She was a lady's maid, domestic servant and aged 56 when she died, at 45 Church St, Wolverton Station, Buckinghamshire of cancer of the pylorus (death certificate).
23 February 1895 - She was buried at St George the Martyr parish church, Wolverton (LDS Familysearch web-site).
2 March 1895 - Her death at the age of 56 in Wolverton on 21 February was published in the local press (see Bucks Herald dated 2 March 1895).
13 April 1895 - She had been a spinster living at 45 Church St, Wolverton, when probate was granted to her estate valued at £169 4s 9d at Oxford to Thomas Michael Mudon, a coach body maker (National Probate Calendar).

JAMES MUDEN (son of William and Margaritt Muden)

1 August 1705 - He was baptised in the parish church at Bishope Tawton, Devon (IGI).

JAMES MEWDON (son of John and Joan Mewdon)

19 March 1782 - He was baptised in Exford parish church (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).

JAMES MUDON (son of John and Jane Mudon)

2 November 1791 - He was born (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).
5 November 1791 - He was baptised in Wootten Courtenay parish church (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).
16 May 1819 - He was from Timberscombe when he was buried aged 27 at Timberscombe parish church (see parish register).

JAMES MUDON (son of John and Susannah Mudon)

20 February 1803 - He was baptised in Exford parish church (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).

JANE MEWDON (daughter of John & Susannah Mewdon)

6 April 1807 - She was baptised in Exford parish church (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).

JANE BUSHEN (NÉE MUDON)

14 April 1786 - She was from Timberscombe when she married John Bushen of Porlock in the parish church at Timberscombe (info from Mike Browning 26/1/02).

JANE BREFFETT (NÉE MUDEN)

25 December 1808 - She married Nathaniel Breffett in the parish church of St Michael, Bristol (info from Mike Browning 24/1/02).
19 December 1813 - Their daughter Charlotte Mudon Briffett was baptised in St Stephen's parish church, Bristol (info from Mike Browning 26/1/02).
29 August 1819 - Their son Felix was baptised in St James parish church, Bristol (LDS Familysearch web-site).

JANE MUDON (NÉE LEE) (daughter of William and Hannah Lee)

21 February 1808 - She was baptised in Henbury, Gloucestershire (info from Pat Cook (8/8/00).
17 May 1831 - She married Thomas Mudon in the parish church of St Mary Redcliff, Bristol (info from Mike Browning 24/1/02).
February 1836 - She was from Henbury and was much better when she was discharged from the Bath Hospital having received great benefit from the use of the Bath Waters in connection with the paralysis of her right arm (see Bath Chronicle and weekly Gazette dated Thursday 3 March 1836).
6 June 1841 - Aged 33, she was living in Henbury with (her children) Amos aged 9, William aged 7, Hannah aged 4 and Esther aged 2 (see 1841 census).
30 March 1851 - Aged 42, she was living with her children Amos aged 18, William aged 16, Hannah aged 14, Thomas aged 7 and Fanny Louisa aged 5 in Henbury (see 1851 census).
7 April 1861 - She was a groom's wife aged 53 living with her children Hannah Alicia aged 26, John aged 19 and Thomas Michael aged 17 in Henbury Cottages, Henbury (see 1861 census).
2 April 1871 - Aged 63, she was living in Blaise hamlet, Henbury with her husband Thomas, their daughter Hannah aged 34 and their grand daughter Eleanor aged 8 (see 1871 census).
3 April 1881 - Aged 73, she was living in Henbury Cottages, Henbury, with her husband Thomas, their daughter Hester and their grand daughter Eleanor A (see 1881 census).
16 June 1888 - She died aged 80 in Henbury Cottage, Henbury of Senility, Aothenia Aphtha (death certificate). She was buried the same day at Henbury parish church (LDS Familysearch web-site).

JESSEY (JESSIE) GADLETT MUDON (formerly CLISSOLD NÉE BARRIE) (daughter of William & Isabel Barrie)

C 1841 - She was born in Scotland (1881 census CD-ROM).
6 November 1859 - She was a spinster of full age living in St Mark's district when she married Samuel Clissold, an engineer of full age, in St Mark's parish church, St Pancras, Middlesex. Her father William was an engineer (see parish register).
4 March 1860 - Her husband Samuel had been living in Railway Cottages, St Pancras when he was buried aged 24 at Victoria Park cemetery, Hackney (see burail register).
3 October 1875 - She was a widow aged 36 living in King St, Northampton when she married Thomas Michael Mudon in the parish church of St Katherine's, Northampton. Her father William was an engine fitter (marriage certificate).
30 May 1876 - She was living at 5 Epercy St, Pimlico Middlesex when she registered the birth of her son Thomas Francis (TFM's birth certificate).
3 April 1881 - Aged 40, she was living with her parents William and Isabel Barrie, their granddaughter Isabel Collins aged 11, her husband Thomas M, their children T. F. and W. J. and a boarder in the White House, Church St, Wolverton Station (see 1881 census).
5 April 1891 - Aged 46, she was living at 45 Church St, Wolverton with her husband Thomas M, his sons Thomas F and William J, his nephew James Collins and Joseph Howe, a boarder (see 1891 census).
8 May 1896 - She died aged 54 at her home 45 Church St, Wolverton, Bucks of "Epilepsy 5 days, Cerebral Meningitis, coma 24 hours" (death certificate).
13 May 1896 - She was buried at St George the Martyr parish church, Wolverton (LDS Familysearch web-site).

JOAN MEWDEN (NÉE (?))

? - She married Henry Mewden.
13 May 1693 - She was from Carhampton when their son John was baptised in the parish church at Timberscombe, Somerset (see parish register).
27 July 1700 - She was from Carhampton when their son Richard was baptised in the parish church at Timberscombe, Somerset (see parish register).
25 October 1704 - She was from Carhampton when their son William was baptised in the parish church at Timberscombe, Somerset (see parish register).

JOAN RIDLER (NÉE MUDON)

8 November 1744 - She married Richard Ridler in Stoke Pero parish church (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).

JOAN MEWDEN (NÉE TARR)

28 March 1765 - She was from Exford when she married John Mewden in the parish church at Exford, Somerset (info from Mike Browning 26/1/02).
6 February 1803 - She was buried at Exford parish church (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).

JOAN MEWDON (daughter of John and Joan Mewdon)

13 March 1777 - She was baptised in Exford parish church (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).

JOAN MUDON (NÉE COLLINS)

25 March 1784 - She was a spinster from St Cuthbert's when she married William Mudon in the parish church of St Cuthbert, Wells, Somerset (info from Mike Browning 26/1/02).

JOANE MUDON. (daughter of Jn and Elizabeth Mudon)

25 December 1639 - She was baptised at Norton Fitzwarren (IGI).

JOHAN MUDON (son of Samuell and Mary Mudon)

14 May 1679 - He was baptised at Atherington, Devon (IGI).

JOHN MUDEN (son of William Muden)

15 April 1625 - He was baptised at St Ewe, Cornwall (IGI).

JOHN MUDEN (son of Richard and Joane Muden)

17 February 1638 - He was baptised at Atherington, Devon (IGI).

JOHN MUDON (son of Jo and Anne Mudon)

1 December 1664 - He was baptised at Bishops Tawton, Devon (IGI).

JOHN MUDEN (son of John and Agnes Muden)

4 July 1681 - He was baptised at St Ewe, Cornwall (IGI).

JOHN MUDON

7 February 1638 - He married Elizabeth Edwards at Norton Fitzwarren, Somerset (IGI).

JOHN MUDEN

14 February 1687 - He married Ann Dart at Bishops Tawton, Devon (IGI).

JOHN MEWDEN (son of Henry & Joan Mewden)

13 May 1693 - He was from Carhampton when he was baptised in the parish church at Timberscombe, Somerset (see parish register).

JOHN MUDON (son of William and Margaret Mudon)

1 November 1699 - He was baptised at Bishops Tawton, Devon (IGI).

JOHN MEWDEN

28 March 1765 - He was from Exford when he married Joan Tarr in the parish church at Exford, Somerset (info from Mike Browning 26/1/02).
20 July 1766 - Their son John was baptised in Exford parish church (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).
9 October 1768 - Their son Richard was baptised in Exford parish church (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).
4 (?) July 1770 - Their son Henry was baptised in Exford parish church (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).
10 August 1772 - Their daughter Mary was baptised in Exford parish church (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).
15 August 1774 - Their son William was baptised in Exford parish church (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).
13 March 1777 - Their daughter Joan was baptised in Exford parish church (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).
19 March 1782 - Their son James was baptised in Exford parish church (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).
12 July 1807 - He was shown as the Old Sexton when he was buried at Exford parish church (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).

JOHN MUDON (son of John and Catherine Mudon)

21 September 1754 - He was baptised at Saint Mary Major, Exeter, Devon (IGI).

JOHN MEWDON (son of John and Joan Mewdon)

20 July 1766 - He was baptised in Exford parish church (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).
C 1802 - He married Susanna (?).
20 February 1803 - Their son James was baptised in Exford parish church (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).
5 November 1804 - Their daughter Catharine was baptised in Exford parish church (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).
6 April 1807 - Their daughter Jane was baptised in Exford parish church (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).
12 September 1813 - Their son Robert was baptised in Exford parish church (info from Mike Browning 9/3/02).
22 December 1816 - A John Newton aged 50 from Exford was buried at Exford parish church (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).

JOHN MUDON

? - He married Jane (?).
1791 - Their son James was baptised in Wootten Courtenay parish church (info from Mike Browning 9/3/02).

JOHN MUDON(?)

28 March 1788 - He was from Luckham when he married Mary Milton in the parish church at Minehead, Somerset (GENUKI/Minehead website)

JOHN MUDON (son of John and Mary Mudon)

26 November 1797 - He was baptised in the parish church at Timberscombe, Somerset (see parish register).
September 1833 - He was a gamekeeper working for the Misses Kent when he was granted a game certificate for the 1833 year for Steart and Slade etc (Bath Chronicle and Weekly Gazette dated 12 September 1833).
September 1835 - He was a gamekeeper working for the Misses Kent when he was granted a game certificate for the 1835 year for Steart and Slade and all other manors or royalties of the said Misses Kent in the county of Somerset (see The Taunton Courier and Western Advertiser dated 30 September 1835).
September 1839 - He was a gamekeeper working for the Misses Kent at Steart when he was granted a game certificate for the 1839 year for the manor or royalty of Steart, Blade and all other manors or lands of the said Misses Kent in the county of Somerset (see The Taunton Courier dated 18 September 1839).
6 June 1841 - He was a servant aged 40 working for Mary Kent at Steart, Cutcombe, Somerset (see 1841 census).
30 March 1851 - He was an unmarried servant aged 53 working for Miss Honor Kent, a farmer, at Steart, Cutcombe, Somerset (see 1851 census).
10 October 1852 - He was a servant aged 54 when he died of paralysis at Steart House, Cutcombe, Somerset. Thomas Mudon was present at his death (death certificate).
17 October 1852 - He was buried at Timberscombe (Timberscombe burial records - Somerset Record Office - D/P/timb 2/16 transcription by Pat Hase).

JOHN MUDON

? - He married Mary (?).
14 October 1857 - Their daughter Sarah was born (see parish register).
14 November 1857 - His wife Mary was from the workhouse when their daughter Sarah was baptised in St Pancras parish church, London (see parish register).

JOHN MUDON (son of Thomas & Jane Mudon)

25 July 1841 - He was baptised in Henbury parish church (LDS Familysearch web-site).
30 March 1851 - He was living Henbury (1851 Census transcription).
7 April 1861 - He was an unmarried watchmaker aged 19 living with his mother Jane and his siblings Hannah Alicia and Thomas Michael in Henbury Cottages, Henbury (see 1861 census).
28 April 1870 - He was a goldsmith living at Vassal Rd, Kensington when he married Emma Sybella RUSSELL at Christchurch, Brixton Rd, Kennington, Surrey (marriage certificate).
27 April 1871 - He was a goldsmith living at 132 Brixton Rd, Kennington when his daughter Maud Isabel was born (MI's birth certificate).
28 June 1871 - He was a jeweller and goldsmith living at 132 Brixton Rd when their daughter Maud Isabel was baptised in Christ Church, North Brixton (see parish register BTs).
11 April 1872 - He was a goldsmith living at 63 Treherne Rd, Brixton when his daughter May Sybella was born (MS's birth certificate).
1879 - He was living at 88 Gloucester Rd, Kensington (see 1879 electoral roll).
1880 - He was living at 88 Gloucester Rd, Kensington (see 1880 electoral roll).
1880 - He was a retail silversmith at 88 Gloucester Rd, South Kensington (see Kelly's Directory of the Watch and Clock Trades 1880).
1881 - He was living at 88 Gloucester Rd, Kensington (see 1881 electoral register).
3 April 1881 - He was a goldsmith and jeweler living with his wife, their children Maud I and May S, James K Barlem, Henry L Hallewell and two servants, Elizabeth Lee, a housemaid and Matilda Daley, a cook, at 88 Gloucester Rd, Kensington, London (see 1881 Census).
1882 - He was living at 88 Gloucester Rd, Kensington (see 1882 electoral register).
1883 - He was living at 88 Gloucester Rd, Kensington (see 1883 electoral register).
1884 - He was living at 88 Gloucester Rd, Kensington (see 1884 electoral register).
1885 - He was living at 88 Gloucester Rd, Kensington (see 1885 electoral register).
1887 - He was living at 88 Gloucester Rd, Kensington (see 1887 electoral register).
5 March 1887 - Was the last day for receiving proofs (of debts he owed) by the Chief Official Receiver (see The London Gazette dated 11 February 1887).
14 November 1887 - The following advertisement appeared in the press - "Queen's Gate (close to) - large and handsomely furnished, in a private house; four reception, eight bed rooms; separately or together; very quiet; excellent cuisine and service - "Gordon" care of Mudon's, 88 Gloucester Rd, S.W." (see Morning Post dated 14 November 1887).
1888 - He was living at 88 Gloucester Rd, Kensington (see 1888 electoral register).
5 April 1891 - He was a goldsmith aged 49 living at 22 Woodland Rd, St Mary, Lambeth, with his wife Emma and their children Maud I and May S (see 1891 census).
1895 - He was living at 4 Normand Mansions, Fulham (see 1895 electoral register).
1896 - He was living at 88 Gloucester Rd, Kensington (see 1896 electoral register).
Saturday 14 March 1896 - The Times page 14 column d shows under The Bankruptcy Acts 1883 and 1890 - Adjudications: - Mudon John, Walton St Pont St Chelsea SW late Normand Mansions, Kensington W, watchmaker (see copy).
4 February 1897 - He was living at 1 Walton St, Pont St, Chelsea (lately residing at 4 Normand Mansions, Kensington), when a notice of release of his trustee, Edwin Leadam Hough, Senior Official receiver, was granted in the High Court of Justice in Bankruptcy (see The London Gazette dated 19 February 1897).
1897 - He was living at 4 Normand Mansions Kensington and 154 Walton St, (Chelsea). He also owned/leased 1 Walton St (see 1897 electoral registers).
1898 - He was living at 4 Normand Mansions, Fulham (see 1898 electoral register).
1899 - He was living at 4 Normand Mansions, Fulham and 2 Hans Rd, Kensington (see 1899 electoral registers).
1900 - He was living at 2 Hans Rd, Kensington (see 1900 electoral register).
1901 - He was living at 4 Normand Mansions, Fulham and 2 Hans Rd, Kensington (see 1901 electoral registers).
31 March 1901 - He was a goldsmith working on his own account aged 59 living at 4 Normand Mansions, Fulham with his wife Emma S and their daughter May S (see 1901 census).
1902 - He was living at 4 Normand Mansions, Fulham and 2 Hans Rd, Kensington (see 1902 electoral registers).
1903 - He was living at 4 Normand Mansions, Fulham (see 1903 electoral register).
1904 - He was living at 2 Hans Rd, Kensington (see 1904 electoral register).
14 May 1904 - His wife Emma Sybella died, aged 53, at 4 Normand Mansions, Fulham, London (death certificate).
March qtr 1908 - His marriage to Alice Effie Norman was registered in Romford (GRO ref 4a 492).
2 April 1911 - He was a watch maker aged 69 living with his step-sons Ronald Norman, a junior clrk aged 15 and Maurice Norman, a hotel servant aged 17 at 4 Bearcroft Buildins (Fulham) (see 1911 census).
1914 - He was living at 4 Bearcroft Buildings, Fulham (see 1914 electoral register).
1915 - He was living at 27 Bearcroft Buildings, Fulham (see 1915 electoral register).
1918 - He was living with his wife Alice Effie at 27 Bearcroft Buildings, Fulham (see 1918 electoral register).
1920 - He was living with his wife Alice Effie at 27 Bearcroft Buildings, Fulham (see 1920 electoral register).
1921 - He was living with his wife Alice Effie at 27 Bearcroft Buildings, Fulham (see 1921 electoral register).
Autumn 1923 - He was living with his wife Alice Effie at 27 Bearcroft Buildings, Fulham (see 1923 electoral register).
1925 - He was living with his wife Alice Effie at 27 Bearcroft Buildings, Fulham (see 1925 electoral register).
15 October 1927 - He was living with his wife Alice Effie at 27 Bearcroft Buildings, Fulham (see 1927 electoral register).
15 October 1928 - He was living with his wife Alice Effie at 27 Bearcroft Buildings, Fulham (see 1928 electoral register).
1 May 1929 - He was living with his wife Alice Effie at 27 Bearcroft Buildings, Fulham (see 1929 electoral register).
December qtr 1929 - His death at the age of 88 was registered in Fulham (GRO ref 1a 352).

Known child/children - Maud Isabel and May Sybella.

JNO MUDEN

7 February 1757 - he married Eliz Ruberry at Constantine, Cornwall (IGI).

JOHN RASTRICK MUDON (son of William Lee and Caroline Ethelinde Mudon)

27 December 1877 - He was born in Kingston, Jamaica (see original parish register transcription by the minister).
29 January 1878 - He was baptised in Kingston parish church (see original parish register transcription by the minister).
? - He married Ada Lavinia Barrow.
4 January 1904 - His daughter Gladys by Greselda Hamilton was born in Enfield in the parish of St Andrew (Jamaica) (see baptism record).
29 May 1904 - His daughter Gladys was baptised in the Wesleyan church at Gordon Town, in the parish of St Andrew (Jamaica) (see baptism record).
10 November 1904 - He was a government auctioneer living at 51 Fleet St, Kingston when his son George Rastrick by his wife Ada Lavinia was born at Minchmar, 42 Duke St, Kingston (Jamaica) (see birth record).
27 August 1906 - He was a government auctioneer when his un-named daughter was born at his home 51 Fleet Street, Kingston (see birth record).
25 September 1906 - The birth of his un-named daughter was registered in Kingston by Lottie M Barron of the same address, who had been present at the birth (see birth record).
14 January 1907 - He was an auctioneer when he died during an earthquake in Jamaica ( https://sites.rootsweb.com/~jamwgw/erthquak.htm ).

JOSEPH MUDEN (son of Ann Muden)

29 October 1704 - He was baptised in the parish church at Bishops Tawton, Devon (IGI).

KAHRLTON DELROY MUDEN (son of Kathleen Muden)

12 December 1921 - He was born in Black River, Saint Elizabeth (Jamaica) (see birth register).
19 January 1922 - Augustus Barratt, the occupier of Black River, Saint Elizabeth, registered his birth (see birth register).

KATHLEEN MUDON BARRATT (NÉE MUDON)

14 November 1919 - Her daughter Durena Conceleana was born in Black River, Saint Elizabeth (Jamaica) (see birth register).
10 December 1919 - She was a housekeeper when Augustus Barratt, the occupier of Black River, Saint Elizabeth, registered the birth of her daughter Durena Conceleana (see birth register).
12 December 1921 - Her son Kahrlton Delroy Muden was born in Black River, Saint Elizabeth (Jamaica) (see birth register).
19 January 1922 - She was a mercantil clerk when Augustus Barratt, the occupier of Black River, Saint Elizabeth, registered the birth of her son Kahrlton Delroy (see birth register).
? - She married Augustus Barratt.
18 October 1928 - Their son Abraham David was born in Black River, Saint Elizabeth (Jamaica) (see birth record).
16 November 1928 - She registered the birth of their son Abraham David in Black River (see birth record).

LAWRENCE MEWDEN (son of Emanuel and Margaret Mewden)

23 March 1705/06 - He was from Luccombe when he was baptised in Timberscombe parish church (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).
17 December 1731 - He was buried as Laurence Newton at Luccombe parish church (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).

LEONARD J MUDON (son of Thomas F and Gertrude Mudon)

MARGARET NEWTON OR MEAWDEN (NÉE JENKINS)

20 February 1704/05 - She married Emmanuel Newton or Meawden in Luccombe parish church (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).

MARY MEWDON (daughter of John and Joan Mewdon)

10 August 1772 - She was baptised in Exford parish church (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).

MARY MUDON (NÉE CHARNEY)

C 1781 - She was born (based on age at death ).
22 March 1800 - She was from Montacute when she married Richard Mudon in the parish church at Montacute, Somerset (info from Mike Browning 26/1/02).
7 July 1843 - She was the widow of Richard Mudon, an undertaker, when she died of apoplexy, aged 62, at 4 White Thorn Place, St George East, Middlesex. death Certificate).

MARY MEWDON (daughter of William & Elizabeth Mewdon)

12 February 1803 - She was baptised in Exford parish church (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).

MARY MUDON

C 1820 - She was born.
5 June 1860 - She was a washer woman aged 40 at dwelling 112 family no. 137 Futton Post Office, 17th Ward, Hamilton County, Ohio, USA also Charles aged 12. Extract from 1860 US census received from Phyllis Litton 27/7/00.

MARY HALL (NÉE MUDON) (daughter of Richard Mudon.)

C 1794/95 - She was born in St Lukes, Middlesex (see 1851 census).
26 August 1837 - She was a spinster of full age living at 3 King St when she married John Hall (son of Owen Hall) a widower and a cutter in St Marylebone Parish Church, Middlesex. She signed the register. Her father Richard was a deceased carpenter (marriage certificate and see parish register).
6 June 1841 - Aged 46, she was living with (her husband) Richard, a cork cutter aged 57, (his children) Richard aged 24 and Harriet aged 23, and Frances King aged 60 and Jane Hatton aged 30, in Noble St, Clerkenwell (see 1841 census).
30 March 1851 - Aged 56, she was living with her husband Richard, a journeyman cork cutter aged 63, and their grandson Richard Hall aged 5, at 4 Noble St, Clerkenwell (see 1851 census).

MARY MUDON (NÉE (?))

C 1828/29 - She was born (see workhouse register).
? - She married John Mudon.
14 October 1857 - Their daughter Sarah was born (see parish register).
14 November 1857 - She was from the workhouse when their daughter Sarah was baptised in St Pancras parish church, London (see parish register).
2pm 17 November 1857 - She was aged 28 when she and her daughter Sarah aged 1 month were discharged from the City of London Workhouse (see workhouse register).

MARY MUDON (daughter of Charles Mudon and Henrietta Campbell)

9 March 1845 - She was born in Glasgow (BVRI 2).

MAUD ISABEL BRISLEY (NÉE MUDON (daughter of John and Emma Sybella MUDON)

27 April 1871 - She was born at 132 Brixton Rd, Kennington, Surrey (birth certificate).
28 June 1871 - She was baptised in Christ Church, North Brixton (see parish register BTs).
3 April 1881 - She was a scholar aged 9 living with her parents John and Sybella, her sister May S, two visitors and two servants at 88 Gloucester Rd, Kensington (see 1881 census).
5 April 1891 - Aged 19, she was living at 22 Woodland Rd, St Mary, Lambeth, with her parents John and Emma and her sister May S (see 1891 census).
29 September 1897 - She was a spinster living at 4 Normand Mansions, Fulham when she married Alfred Stephen Brisley, an accountant, in St Andrew's parish church, Fulham (see parish register).
31 March 1901 - Aged 29, she was living with her husband Alfred S, an accountant in a bank, aged 35, born in Kensington, at 32 The Drive Mansions, Fulham, London (see 1901 census).
C 1904/05 - Their daughter Maud Sybella Elise (?) was born in Fulham (see 1911 census).
December qtr 1904 - The birth of their daughter Maud Sybella E was registered in Fulham (GRO ref 1a 361).
2 April 1911 - Aged 39, she was living at Ivydene, 19 Lower Park Fields, Putney with her husband Alfred Stephen, an accountant with a shipping company, aged 45, and their daughter Maud Sybella Elise (?) aged 6. She had been married for 13 years and had just one child (see 1911 census).
March qtr 1949 - Her death at the age of 77 was registered in Chelsea (GRO ref 5c 420).

MAY SYBELLA CRAIB (NÉE MUDON) (daughter of John and Emma Sybella MUDON)

11 April 1872 - She was born at 63 Treharne Rd, Brixton, Surrey (birth certificate).
3 April 1881 - She was a scholar aged 8 living with her parents John and Sybella, her sister Maud I, two visitors and two servants at 88 Gloucester Rd, Kensington (see 1881 census).
5 April 1891 - Aged 18, she was living at 22 Woodland Rd, St Mary, Lambeth, with her parents John and Emma and her sister Maud I (see 1891 census).
31 March 1901 - Aged 27, she was living at 4 Normand Mansions, Fulham with her parents John and Emma S (see 1901 census).
December qtr 1904 - Her marriage to Charles Craib was registered in Epsom (GRO ref2a 26).
September 1906 - Their son Charles was born in Southfields, Surrey (see 1911 census).
December qtr 1906 - The birth of their son Charles was registered in Wandsworth (GRO ref 1d 734).
2 April 1911 - Aged 39, she was living with her husband Charles, a mariner aged 40 and their son Charles who would be 5 in September at 118 Alverstoke Rd, Southfields, Wandsworth, Surrey (see 1911 census).
March qtr 1962 - Her death at the age of 89 was registered in Surrey NE (GRO ref 5g 680).

MICHAEL MUDON (son of John and Mary Mudon)

3 August 1794 - He was baptised in the parish church at Timberscombe (see parish register). He lived at Steart Cutcombe.
1838 - He married Ann Sully at Timberscombe (Mike Browning 9/3/02).
14 October 1859 - He was buried at Timberscombe. Timberscombe burial records - Somerset Record Office - D/P/timb 2/16

PEETER MUDEN

25 October 1601 - His daughter Ann was baptised in the parish church at Molland, Devon (IGI).

RIC. MUDON (son of John and Elizabeth Mudon)

18 April 1641 - He was baptised at Norton Fitzwarren (IGI)

RICHARD MEWDEN (son of Henry & Joan Mewden)

27 July 1700 - He was baptised in the parish church at Timberscombe, Somerset (see parish register).

RICHARD MEWDON (son of John and Joan Mewdon)

9 October 1768 - He was baptised at Exford parish church (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).

RICHARD MUDON (Possibly a son of John & Sarah (see Mudon Family History) or possibly son of John and Joan Mudon)

Known children - Caroline and Mary (MM's death certificate & BVRI - marriage of Mary).

RICHARD MEWDON (son of William and Elizabeth Mewdon)

5 March 1797 - He was baptised in Exford parish church (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).

RICHARD MUDON

C 1823 - He was born (based on age on death certificate).
18 June 1889 - He was a miner when he died, aged 66, at Pensilia, St Ive, Cornwall of miners phthisis 12 months Halmophysis (death certificate).
25 June 1889 his sister-in-law Eliza JEFFERY, who had been present at his death, advised the registrar (RM'S death certificate).

ROBERT MUDON (son of John & Susanna Mudon)

1813 - He was baptised in Exford parish church (info from Mike Browning 9/3/02).

RUTH M MUDON (NÉE WARNING)

16 October 1926 - She married Thomas John Mudon by license in Lake County, Indiana (see unofficial register).

SAMUEL MEWDEN (son of Emanuel and Margaret Mewden)

22 November 1707 - He was from Luccomb when he was baptised in Timberscombe parish church (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).
9 May 1708 - He was from Luccomb when he was buried at Timberscombe parish church (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).

SARAH BROWNING (NÉE MUDON) (daughter of Amos & Eleanor Mudon)

30 July 1812 - She was born (info from Mike Browning 17/1/02).
23 August 1812 - She was baptised in the parish church of St Thomas, Bristol (info from Mike Browning 17/1/02).
9 May 1830 - She was a spinster living in the parish when she married William Browning in St Bride's parish church, Fleet St, London (see parish register).
1/2 past 5 o'clock in the evening of 23 December 1831 - Their daughter Eleanor was born in the parish of St Thomas, Bristol (info from Stuart Browning 27/3/14).
19 January 1832 - Their daughter Eleanor was baptised in Bristol (LDS Familysearch web-site).
8 March 1844 - Their son William was baptised in Bristol (Familysearch web-site).
5 July 1846 - Their son George was baptised in Bedminster parish church (Familysearch web-site).
29 April 1882 - She was the wife of William Browning and the daughter of the late Amos Mudon of Thomas St, Bristol, when she died aged 70, in Bedminster (The Bristol Mercury & Daily Post dated 13 May 1882).

SARAH BAKER (NÉE MUDON)

2 May 1833 - She married Thomas BAKER in Dunster (E-mail from Martin Southwood 29 Dec 99).
December qtr 1845 - The birth of their daughter Hester Mudon Baker was registered in Williton (Somerset) (GRO ref X 491).

SARAH MUDON (daughter of John and Mary Mudon)

14 October 1857 - She was born (see parish register).
Dec qtr 1857 - Her birth was registered in Pancras (GRO ref 1b 114).
14 November 1857 - She was from the workhouse when she was baptised in St Pancras parish church, London (see parish register).
2pm 17 November 1857 - She was aged 1 month when she and her mother Mary were discharged from the City of London Workhouse (see workhouse register).

SUSANNA MEWDON (NÉE (?))

C 1802 - She married John Mewdon.
27 February 1853 - She was buried aged 82 as Susanna Newton at Exford parish church (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).

THOMAS MUDON

14 May 1843 - He was from 120 Thomas St when he died aged 62. He had worked for Rocke & Co, distillers of Bristol for over 20 years (see The Bristol Mercury 20 May 1843 edition).

THOMAS MUDON (son of John and Mary Mudon)

26 March 1806 - He was baptised in the parish church at Timberscombe, Somerset (see parish register).
17 May 1831 - He married Jane Lee in the parish church of St Mary Redcliff, Bristol (info from Mike Browning 24/1/02).
13 May 1832 - He was a servant when their son Amos was baptised in Henbury parish church (info from Bob Lawrence 3/8/00).
14 September 1834 - He was a servant when their son William Lee was baptised in Henbury parish church (info from Bob Lawrence 3/8/00).
15 January 1837 - He was a groom when their daughter Hannah Alicia was baptised in Henbury parish church (info from Bob Lawrence 3/8/00).
18 August 1839 - Their daughter Hester was baptised in Henbury parish church (LDS Familysearch web-site).
25 July 1841 - Their son John was baptised in Henbury parish church (LDS Familysearch web-site).
7 April 1843 - He was shown in the will of his Uncle Amos Mudon as working for a Mr Harford at Blaze Castle (info from Mike Browning 26/1/02).
19 October 1843 - Their son Thomas Michael was born in Henbury (TMM's birth certificate).
4 November 1843 - He was a groom when his wife Jane registered the birth of their son Thomas Michael (TMM's birth certificate).
12 November 1843 - Their son Thomas Michael was baptised in Henbury parish church (LDS Familysearch web-site).
17 November 1845 - Their daughter Fanny Louisa was born in Henbury (FLM's birth certificate).
26 December 1845 - He was a groom living in Henbury when he registered the birth of his daughter Fanny Louisa (FLM's birth certificate).
28 December 1845 - Their daughter Fanny Louisa was baptised in Henbury parish church (Ancestry web-site).
30 March 1851- He was a married groom aged 44 living in Blaise Castle, Henbury (see 1851 Census).
21 November 1855 - He was a witness to the wedding of James Mudon and Mary Ann Holbrook in the parish church of St Paul, Bristol. He signed his name in the register (JM/MAH's marriage certificate).
20 March 1860 - He was from Henbury when his eldest daughter Annie Alicia married W. J. Vanston in Thornbury parish church (see Western Daily Press dated Friday 23 march 1860).
7 April 1861- He was a married groom aged 55 living in Blaise Castle, Henbury (see 1861 Census).
2 April 1871 - He was a groom aged 65 living in Blaise hamlet, Henbury with his wife Jane, their daughter Hannah aged 34 and their grand daughter Eleanor aged 8 (see 1871 census).
3 April 1881 - He was a retired coachman aged 75 living in Henbury Cottages, Henbury, with his wife Jane, their daughter Hester and their grand daughter Eleanor A (see 1881 census).
21 October 1890 - He was a former valet/domestic servant when he died, aged 84, at 45 Church St, Wolverton Station, Buckinghamshire, of cardiac dropsy - 6 weeks (death certificate).
25 October 1890 - He was buried at St George the Martyr parish church, Wolverton (LDS FamilySearch web-site).

THOMAS FRANCIS MUDON (son of Thomas Michael & Jessey Mudon)

1 May 1876 - He was born at 5 Epercy St, Pimlico, Middlesex (birth certificate).
2 July 1876 - He was baptised in St George's parish church, Wolverton, Buckinghamshire (LDS Familysearch web-site).
3 April 1881 - He was a scholar aged 4 living with his grandparents William and Isabel Barrie, their granddaughter Isabel Collins aged 11, his parents Thomas M and J(essie), his brother and W. J. and a boarder in the White House, Church St,Wolverton Station (see 1881 census).
5 April 1891 - He was a coach painter aged 14 living at 45 Church St, Wolverton with his parents Thomas M and Jessie, his brother William J, his cousin James Collins and Joseph Howe, a boarder (see 1891 census).
27 February 1892 - He appeared as one of the "Juvenile Christy Minstrels" in the St George the Martyr's Sunday School Festival in The Institute (see Northampton Mercury dated Friday 4 March 1892).
Qtr ended April 1898 - He quit F Company of 1st Bucks Rifle Volunteers (see Bucks Herald dated 30 April 1898).
June qtr 1900 - His marriage to Ethel Gertrude Lack was registered in Potterspury (GRO ref 3b 76).
19 October 1900 - Their son Thomas J was born (LDS Familysearch web-site) in Stratford (see 1901 census).
30 March 1901 - He was a coach body maker aged 24 (born Pimlico, London) living at 17 Oregon Avenue, East Ham, with his wife Ethel G aged 23 (born Wolverton) and their son Thomas J aged 6 months (born Stratford) (see 1901 census).
September qtr 1902 - The birth of their daughter Florence Maud was registered in West Ham (GRO ref 4a 299).
6 March 1909 - He was present at the death of his father (TFM's death certificate).
8 March 1909 - He was living at 22 Jersey Rd, Wolverton Station, Buckinghamshire when he advised the registrar of the death of his father (TM's death certificate).
7 July 1909 - He was a coach-maker when he and William George Yates, a railway clerk, were granted probate of his father Thomas Michael's estate valued at £343 7s at Oxford (National Probate Calendar).
14 October 1910 - He was a coach builder aged 34 when he left Liverpool on board the Virginian bound for Quebec with his wife Ethel Gertrude, their son Thomas John and their daughter Florence Maud. Their final destination was Chicago, Illinois. He was 5' 7" tall, with a fresh complexion, dark hair and grey eyes (see passenger list). He then travelled to Chicago on the Canadian Pacific Railroad (see naturalisation index card).
21 October 1910 - He and his family arrived in Quebec (see passenger list).
29 March 1917 - He was aged 39 when their son Leonard was born in Chicago (LDS Familysearch web-site).
24 September 1917 - He was living at 2430 Granshaw St, Chicago when his son Thomas John included him as his next of kin when the latter volunteered for service with the British army (see Army Form B.2505).
12 September 1918 - He was a coach carpenter aged 42 working for S.S. Elvated Roads and living with his wife Ethel G at 642 West 61 Place, Chicago, when he registered for service in WW1. He was of medium height and build and had grey eyes and dark brown hair. He was a British citizen (see registration card).
30 September 1918 - He was living at 2430 Grenshaw St, Chicago when he was granted naturalization by the U.S. District Court in Chicago (see naturalisation index card).
1 January1920 - He was a carpenter aged 43 living at 642 West 61st Place, Chicago with his wife Gertrude and their children Thomas, Maud and Leonard (see 1920 census).
1 April 1930 - He was a carpenter in a railroad shop aged 52 living at 6407 Peonra (?) St, Lake, Cook, Chicago with wife Gertrude, their daughter Maude and son Leonard (see 1930 census).

THOMAS JOHN MUDON (son of Thomas Francis and Ethel Gertrude Mudon)

19 October 1900 - He was born (LDS Familysearch web-site) in Stratford (see 1901 census).
30 March 1901 - Aged 6 months, he was living with his parents at 17 Oregon Avenue, East Ham (see 1901 census).
14 October 1910 - He was aged 10 when he left Liverpool on board the Virginian bound for Quebec with his parents Thomas Francis and Ethel Gertrude, and his sister Florence Maud. Their final destination was Chicago, Illinois. He had a fair complexion, brown hair and grey eyes (see passenger list).
21 October 1910 - He and his family arrived in Quebec (see passenger list).
15 September 1917 - He was British citizen and an electrician living at 2430 Granshaw St, Chicago, USA when he volunteered at the Chicago recruiting office for enlistment in the Inland Water Transport RE of the British army. He received monies for transportation, subsistence and lodging on condition that he presented himself for enlistment in Montreal, Canada (see form).
24 September 1917 - He was an electrician aged 18 years and 11 months living at 2430 Granshaw St, Chicago when he volunteered in Chicago for service as a sapper in the Royal Engineers in the British army. His service number was 345235. He was 5'7 1/4" tall with a fully expanded chest measurement of 35" with a 3" range of expansion. His father Thomas Francis was his next of kin (see Army Form B.2505). His medical category was A1 (see Army Form Z.22). He weighed 132 lbs. He had two vaccination marks on his left arm and had been vaccinated last in 1902 (see medical history sheet). He was issue with an Identity Certificate of Recruit Royal Engineers Inland Water Transport Section in Chicago (see form). His vision and heariing were 20/20 (see phsical examination report). He made an allotment of 11/1d per week to his mother Mrs Gertrude Mudon (see Army Form W.3477).
September 1917 - He left the USA (so that he could join the UK army) (Ellis Island web-site).
7 November 1917 - He was issued with 1 waist belt, 2 braces, 1 right and 1 left cartridge carriers, 1 water bottle carrier, 1 frog, 1 haversack, 1 pack, 2 supporting straps and 1 mess tin cover (see form). The I.W.&D. Depot R.E. issued him with 2 pairs of ankle boots, 1 service dress cap, 2 pairs of drawers, 1 D.M. greatcoat, 2 service dress jackets, 1 pair of putties, 2 pairs of service dress trousers, 1 cardigan waistcoat, 1 cap badge, 1 kit bag, 1 pair braces, 1 clothes brush, 1 hair brush, 1 shaving brush, 1 tooth brush, 1 hair comb, 2 identity discs with cords, 1 fork, 1 holdall, 1 housewife, 1 clasp knife and lanyard, 1 table knife, 3 flannel shirts, 3 pairs of worsted socks, 1 spoon, 1 pair of metal titles, 2 hand towels, 1 dubbin and 1 razor (see articles of clothing & necessaries in possession form).
C 21 November 1917 - He arrived at Avonmouth aboard the Flavia (see Army Form Z.7).
21 November 1917 - He was medically examined at Sandwich and classified as Cat A IV (see medical history sheet).
23 November 1917 - He was issued with 1 brass button, 1 brass brush and 1 blacking brush (see articles of clothing & necessaries in possession form).
1 December 1917 - The president of his former emploer the Commonwealth Edison Company of Edison Building, 72 West Adams St, Chicago, wrote to him wishing him a merry christmas along with a christmas box (see letter).
7 January 1918 - He was posted to DGT (Base Depot) Calais (see Army Form B.103). His pay was 2/- per week (see statement of services).
23 January 1918 - He joined his unit (9LROC) (i.e. 9th Light Railway Operating Company) (see Army Form B.103).
26 October 1918 - He joined ADLD5AHgrs (see Army Form B.103).
5 November 1918 - He was posted to Borden (sic) (see statement of services).
8 November 1918 - He was transferred to England for a commission in the RAF (see Army Form B.103).
11 January 1919 - He submitted a claim for repatriation which was subsequently approved (see Army Forms Z.6 and Z.7).
29 January 1919 - He did not claim to be suffering from any disability due to his military service when he was medically examined at Bordon (see Army Form Z.22).
12 February 1919 - He was a sapper (Regtl. No. WR508536) in the IWT (i.e. Inland Water Transport) unit of the REs at Aldershot when he was awarded an advance of pay of £2 and was granted 28 days furlough by the No. 1 Dispersal Unit at Purfleet (see Army Form Z.11).
6 March 1919 - He was staying at the White Hart Hotel, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire when he submitted an application for a deferred passage back to his home in Chicago. He was prepared to leave immediately. He would travel via New York, the nearest point to his destination served by a regular passenger service. His home address was 642 W 61 Place, Chicago, USA (see Army Form Z.45).
11 March 1919 - He was transferred to Class "Z" army reserve (see Army Form B.103).
? - It was certified that no entries appeared in his regimental conduct sheet.
16 April 1919 - An undated letter from him was received by the OC Repatriation at Winchester asking when he was to sail for his home. He had forwarded his A.P.Z.45 over five weeks ago. He was not being paid any living allowance and had no money left. He could not get any employment since he was a non-resident (see letter).
22 April 1919 - He wrote to the O i/c Transportation requesting wheh he might hear about sailing back to his home since he had been waiting to over two months (see letter).
24 April 1919 - He wrote (to the army), in response to their letter dated 23rd, stating that he did not ask for a deferred passage and that he had been told that he would be sent on leave for ten days awaiting a boat. He also requested an allowance "whilst I am still here" (see his letter).
14 May 1919 - He left Liverpool bound for the USA on the SS Ulua. His passage was paid for by the British Government (Ellis Islan web-site).
25 May 1919 - He was a single electrical mechanic and an American citizen aged 18 years and 7 months when he arrived at Ellis Island aboard the Ulua. He had red hair, grey eyes, a fresh complexion and was 5' 9 3/4" tall. He was going back to his mother at 642 W 61st Place, Chicago (Ellis Island web-site).
1 January1920 - Aged 19, he was living at 642 West 61st Place, Chicago with his parents Thomas and Gertrude and his siblings Maud and Leonard. He did not have a job (see 1920 census).
Post WW1 - He had been a sapper in the R.E.s. His service numbers had been 345235 and WR/508536. He was awarded the Victory and British medals (see medal card).
16 October 1926 - He married Ruth M Warning by license in Lake County, Indiana (see unofficial register).
April 1981 - He had been living in Hammond, Lake, Indiana when he died (Ancestry.com web-site).

THOMAS MICHAEL MUDON (son of Thomas and Jane Mudon)

19 October 1843 - He was born at Henbury (birth certificate).
12 November 1843 - He was baptised in Henbury parish church (LDS Familysearch web-site). 30 March 1851 - He was a scholar aged 7 living with his mother Jane and his siblings, Amos, William, Hannah and Fanny Louisa in Henbury (see 1851 census).
7 April 1861 - He was an unmarried coachbuilder aged 17 living with his mother Jane and his siblings Hannah Alicia and John in Henbury Cottages, Henbury (see 1861 census).
? - He served for several years with the Bristol Volunteers (see Northampton Mercury dated 12 March 1909).
3 October 1875 - He was a coach maker aged 31 living in King St, Northampton when he married Jessey Clissold (née Barrie) at St Katherine's parish church, Northampton (marriage certificate).
30 May 1876 - He was a carriage maker when his wife registered the birth of their son Thomas Francis (TFM's birth certificate).
2 July 1876 - Their son Thomas Francis was baptised in St George's parish church, Wolverton, Buckinghamshire (LDS Familysearch web-site).
15 September 1878 - Their son William John was baptised in St George's parish church, Wolverton (LDS Familysearch web-site).
7 October 1878 - He was a coach body maker living at Wolverton Station, Buckinghamshire (William John's birth certificate).
3 April 1881 - He was coach maker aged 36 living with his parents-in-law William and Isabel Barrie, their granddaughter Isabel Collins aged 11, his wife Jessie, their children T. F. and W. J. and a boarder in the White House, Church St,Wolverton Station (see 1881 census).
December 1886 - He was elected as a director of the Wolverton Permanent Benefit Building Society (see Northampton Mercury dated 12 March 1909).
1887 - He joined the Bucks Volunteers (see Northampton Mercury dated 12 March 1909).
21 October 1890 - He was present at the death of his father Thomas (TM's death certificate).
27 October 1890 - He advised the registrar of the death of his father Thomas.(TM's death certificate
5 April 1891 - He was a coach bodymaker aged 45 living at 45 Church St, Wolverton with his wife Jessie, his sons Thomas F and William J, his nephew James Collins aged 20 and Joseph Howe, a boarder (see 1891 census).
21 February 1895 - He was present at the death of his sister Hester. He advised the registrar of her death. Hester's death certificate.
13 April 1895 - He was a coach body maker when he was granted probate at Oxford of the estate valued at £169 4s 9d of Hester Mudon, a spinster previously living at 45 Church St, Wolverton, (National Probate Calendar).
11 May 1896 - He was a coach body maker in factory living at 45 Church St, Wolverton Station, Bucks, when he registered the death of his wife Jessey (JM's death certificate).
March qtr 1897 - His marriage to Fanny Bolton was registered in St George, Hanover Square (GRO ref 1a 644).
31 March 1901 - He was a railway coach maker (wood) aged 57 living with his wife Fanny at 9 Church St, Wolveton, Buckinghamshire (see 1901 census).
May 1902 - He had been a corporal when he resigned from the Bucks Volunteers because he had reached the age limit (see Northampton Mercury dated 12 March 1909).
September 1905 - He resigned as a director of the Wolverton Permanent Benefit Building Society due to ill-health (see Northampton Mercury dated 12 March 1909).
6 March 1909 - He was a railway coach body maker when he died aged 65 at 9 Church St, Wolverton Station, Buckinghamshire, of carcinoma of the pylorie end of the stomach and exhaustion (death certificate) after a long and painful illness. He had been a member of the Hearts of Oak Society and the U.K.S. He had had a pleasant genial manner and was much liked by Volunteers and all that knew him (see Northampton Mercury dated 12 March 1909).
Afternoon of 11 March 1909 - He was buried in St George’s churchyard, Wolverton. His coffin was carried by six corporals of the Wolverton detachment of the Bucks Volunteers and was draped in a Union Jack (see Northampton Mercury dated 12 March 1909).
7 July 1909 - He had been a retired coach-maker living at 9 Church St, Wolverton, when probate of his estate valued at £343 7s was granted at Oxford to Thomas Francis Mudon, a coach-maker, and William George Yates, a railway clerk (National Probate Calendar).

Known child/children - Thomas Francis and William John.

WILLIAM MUDON

10 November 1700 - He married Anis Banbury in the parish church at Atherington, Devon (IGI).

WILLIAM MUDEN

? - He married Margaritt (?).
1 August 1705 - Their son James was baptised in the parish church at Bishops Tawton, Devon IGI).

WILLIAM MEWDEN (son of Henry and Joan Mewden)

25 October 1704 - He was from Carhampton when he was baptised in Timberscombe parish church (see parish register).

WILLIAM MUDON

25 March 1784 - He was a widower from Winsford when he married Joan Collins in St Cuthbert's, Wells (info from Mike Browning 26/1/02).

WILLIAM MEWDON (son of John and Joan Mewdon)

15 August 1774 - He was baptised in the parish church at Exford (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).
C 1796 - He married Elizabeth (?).
5 March 1797 - Their son Richard was baptised in the parish church at Exford (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).
30 March 1800 - Their son Henry was baptised in the parish church at Exford (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).
12 February 1803 - Their daughter Mary was baptised in the parish church at Exford (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).
January 1806 - Their daughter Anne Elizabeth was baptised in the parish church at Exford (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).
6 April 1810 - Their son William was baptised in the parish church at Exford (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).
30 September 1813 - Their daughter Elizabeth was baptised in the parish church at Exford (info from Mike Browning 9/3/02).

WILLIAM MEWDON (son of William and Elizabeth Mewdon)

6 April 1810 - He was baptised in Exford parish church (info from Mike Browning 17/3/02).

WILLIAM GEORGE MUDON (son of William Lee and Caroline Frances Mudon)

13 December 1864 - He was born (see original parish register transcription by the minister).
16 December 1864 - He was baptised in Kingston parish church (see original parish register transcription by the minister).

WILLIAM HENRY MUDON (son of Henry and Derinda Mudon)

18 August 1861 - He was born in Marsh, Bristol (birth certificate).
2 April 1871 - Aged 9, he was living with his parents and his cousin Benjamin Hares aged 1 in East Harptree (see 1871 census).
3 April 1881 - Aged 19, he was visiting his mother and step-father John Young at Nempnett Farm, Nempnett Thrubwell, Somerset (see 1881 census).
3 January 1886 - He married Annie Holcombe in Temple parish church, Bristol (marriage certificate).
7 August 1889 - He was a glue boiler living at Queen Ann Rd, Bristol when he registered the birth of his son Frederick Edward William (FEW's birth certificate).
22 September 1889 - Their son Frederick Edward William was baptised in St Luke's parish church, Baton Hill, Bristol (LDS Family search web-site).
5 April 1891 - He was a general labourer aged 30 living at 11 Green St, Bedminster, with his wife Annie and their son Frederick E aged 1 (see 1891 census).
1897 - He was living at 11 Green St, Bedminster (see 1897 electoral register).
31 March 1901 - He was a foreman in a gelatine factory aged 39 living at 11 Green St, Bedminster, with his wife Annie, their son Frederick E aged 11, and his father-in-law Nicholas Holcombe, a widower aged 84 (see 1901 census).
2 April 1911 - He was a preparer of materials for gelatine and glue making aged 50 living at 11 Green St, Totterdown, Bristol with his wife Annie aged 60 and their son Frederick Edward William, a draper's assistant, aged 21 (see 1911 census).
1911 - He was living at 11 Green St, Totterdown, Bristol (Wright's directory transcription from Josephine 15/10/00).
26 November 1915 - He was living at 11 Green St, Totterdown when his son Frederick Edward volunteered for war service with the army (see F.E.M.'s descriptive report on enlistment).
23 June 1923 - He was a general labourer when he was granted at Bristol the administration of his late wife's estate valued at £158 5s 11d (National Probate Calendar).
13 January 1947 - He was from 55 Haverstock Rd, Knowle, Bristol when he died (National Probate Register).
26 March 1947 - Probate was granted at Bristol to his estate valued at £1496 7s 6d to Frederick Edward William Mudon, a painter, and Elizabeth Eliza Loney Mudon, a married woman (National Probate Calendar).

WILLIAM JOHN MUDON (son of Thomas Michaeland Jessie Mudon)

24 August 1878 - He was born at Wolverton Station, Buckinghamshire (birth certificate).
15 September 1878 - He was baptised in St George's parish church, Wolverton (LDS Familysearch web-site).
3 April 1881 - Aged 3, he was living with his grandparents William and Isabel Barrie, their granddaughter Isabel Collins aged 11, his parents Thomas M and J(essie), his brother and T.F. and a boarder in the White House, Church St,Wolverton Station (see 1881 census).
5 April 1891 - He was a scholar aged 12 living at 45 Church St, Wolverton with his parents Thomas M and Jessie, his brother Thomas F, his cousin James Collins and Joseph Howe, a boarder (see 1891 census).
23 November 1895 - He was an unmarried fitter aged 18 years and four months employed by the London and North West Railway at Wolverton when he volunteered for 6 years service in the militia as a private in the 3rd Battalion of the Oxford Light Infantry at Newport Pagnell. His service number was 2667 (see Army Form E.504).
24 November 1895 - He underwent a medical at Oxford. He was 5' 3 3/4" tall. His weight was 110 lbs 14 ozs. His chest was 31" (unexpanded) and 33" (expanded). He had a fresh complexion, brown hair, grey eyes, tattoo marks near to the elbow on the back of his right forearm and a scar on the calf of his right leg (see his description on enlistment document).
21 May 1896 - He was a fitter aged 19 when he arrived in New York (Ellis Island) aboard the Anchoria. He had traveled from Glasgow. He intended to travel to New Alamo (Ellis Island web-site).
24 October 1896 - He was shown as having deserted from the army in the UK (see his description on enlistment document).

WILLIAM LEE MUDON (son of Thomas and Jane Mudon)

14 September 1834 - He was baptised in Henbury (Bob Lawrence 3/8/00).
6 June 1841 - Aged 7, he was living in Henbury with (his mother) Jane and (his siblings) Amos, Hannah and Esther (see 1841 census).
30 March 1851 - He was a shopman grocer aged 16 living with his mother Jane and his siblings, Amos, Hannah, Thomas and Fanny Louisa in Henbury (see 1851 census).
16 April 1851 - He was present at the death of his brother Amos (AM's death certificate).
17 April 1851 - He was living in Henbury when he notified the registrar of the death of his brother Amos (AM's death certificate).
? - He arrived in Jamaica.
? - He married Caroline Frances Ethelinde Annie Forbes.
13 December 1864 - Their son William George was born (see original parish register transcription by the minister).
16 December 1864 - He was an upholsterer living in High Holborn St when their son William George was baptised in Kingston parish church (see original parish register transcription by the minister).
16 October 1869 - He was part of the jury at the inquest into the death of Mr A W Aikman. Thew jury had visited Mr Aikman's home in Hanover St, Kingston the previous day (Jamaican Family Search Genealogy Research Library web-site).
June 1871 - A Mr Mudon from Jamaica arrived at the Great Western Hotel, Birmingham (see Morning Post dated 22 June 1871).
3 March 1872 - Their daughter Ethelinde Jane was born (see original parish register transcription by the minister).
4 April 1872 - He was a store keeper living in Kingston when their daughter Ethelinde Jane was baptised in Kingston parish church (see original parish register transcription by the minister).
3 October 1875 - Their son William Lee was born (see original parish register transcription by the minister).
10 November 1875 - He was a merchant living in Kingston when their son William Lee was baptised in Manchester parish church (see original parish register transcription by the minister).
27 December 1877 - Their son John Rastrick was born in Kingston Jamaica (see original parish register transcription by the minister).
29 January 1878 - He was a merchant when their son John Rastrick was baptised in Kingston parish church (see original parish register transcription by the minister).
1878 - He lived at 16 Elletson Rd. The offices of Turnball, Lee and Mudon were at 48 Harbour (Kingston City Directory for 1878).
5 October 1880 - He was a merchant when his wife's death was registered (see death register).
7 November 1907 - He was a merchant and a widower aged 73 when he died from bronchiectasis in the Public Hospital, Kingston (see death register).

WILLIAM LEE MUDON (son of William Lee and Caroline F E A Mudon)

3 October 1875 - He was born (see original parish register transcription by the minister).
10 November 1875 - He was baptised in Manchester parish church, Middlesex, Jamaica (see original parish register transcription by the minister).
December 1897 - He was a member of the Institute of Jamaica and living in Kingston (see Journal of the Institute of Jamaica Vol II no V).

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