ELIZABETH SCOTT (NÉE (?))

? - She married John Scott.

GENERATION 5

MARY BASTON (daughter of Edward and Mary Baston)

5 November 1685 - She was baptised in Ottery St Mary parish church (see parish register).

GILBERT BASTON (son of Edward and Mary Baston)

15 July 1687 - He was baptised in Ottery St Mary parish church (se parish register).
15 November 1714 - He married Anne Rugge in Ottery St Mary parish church (see parish register).
23 October 1715 - Their daughter Mary was baptised in Ottery St Mary parish church (see parish register).
29 October 1715 - His daughter Mary was buried at Ottery St Mary parish church (see parish register).
1 November 1716 - Their son Edward was baptised in Ottery St Mary parish church (see parish register).
23 November 1720 - Their daughter Sarah was baptised in Ottery St Mary parish church (see parish register).
6 February 1725 - Their daughters Mary and Elizabeth were baptised in Ottery St Mary parish church (see parish register).
20 February 1725 - (Their daughters) Mary and Eliz were buried at Ottery St Mary parish church (see parish register).

Known child/children - Mary, Edward, Sarah, Mary and Elizabeth

ANNE BASTON (NÉE RUGGE)

15 November 1714 - She married Gilbert Baston in Ottery St Mary parish church (see parish register).

JOANE SEARLE (NÉE BASTON (daughter of Edward and Mary Baston)

24 October 1689 - She was baptised in Ottery St Mary parish church (see parish register).
30 March 1709 - She was the daughter of Edward Bastone and from Ottery St Mary when she married John Searle in Ottery St Mary parish church (see parish register).

JOHN SEARLE

30 March 1709 - He was from Buckerell when he married Joane Bastone in Ottery St Mary parish church (see parish register).

WILLIAM PERRYMAN (son of William and Joan Perryman)

13 October 1699 - He was baptised in Harpford parish church (see parish register).
4 October 1723 - A William Perriman from Aylesbeare made his mark “P” when he swore his oath of loyalty before Richard Duke, William Hull, James Gayer esqs and Daniel Newcomb clerk at Woodbury (Friends of Devon Archies web-site).
21 April 1728 - He was known as William Perryman junior when he married Anne Petty in Harpford parish church (see parish register).
12 August 1731 - Their daughter Elizabeth was baptised in Aylesbeare parish church (see parish register).
3 January 1735/36 - Their daughter Anne was baptised in Aylesbeare parish church (see parish register).
6 March 1736/37 - Their daughter Anne was buried at Aylesbeare parish church (see parish register).
29 December 1737 - Their son William was baptised in Aylesbeare parish church (see parish register).
27 May 1771 - A William Perriman was buried at Aylesbeare parish church (see parish register).

Known child/children - Eliza, Anne and William.

ANNE PERRYMAN (NÉE PETTY)

EDWARD BASTONE (son of Edward and Mary Bastone)

17 November 1691 - He was baptised in Ottery St Mary parish church (see parish register).
26 October 1727 - He married Mary Chamberlaine in Salcombe Regis parish church (see parish register).
14 January 1727/28 - Edward Baston ye base child of Mary Chamberlaine son of Edwd Bastone and Mary Chamberlaine was buried at Salcombe Regis parish church (see parish register).
19 January 1728/29 - Their daughter Prudence was baptised in Salcombe Regis parish church (see parish register).
18 July 1731 - Their daughter Elizebeth was baptised in Salcombe Regis parish church (see parish register).
30 June 1734 - He was buried at Ottery St Mary parish church (see parish register).

Known child/children - Prudence and Elizebeth.

MARY BASTONE (NÉE CHAMBERLAINE)

26 October 1727 - Her base-born son Edward Bastone was baptised in Salcombe Regis parish church (see parish register).
26 October 1727 - She married Edward Bastonne in Salcombe Regis parish church (see parish register).
7 August 1763 - A Mary Bastone died (see Salcombe Regis parish register).
13 August 1763 - A Mary Bastone was buried at Salcombe Regis parish church (see parish register).

Known child/children - Edward Bastone Chamberlaine.

MARY PERIMAN (daughter of William and Joane Periman)

6 September 1702 - She was baptised in Aylesbeare parish church (see parish register).

SAMUEL BASTONE (daughter of Edward and Mary Bastone)

2 April 1704 - He was baptised in Ottery St Mary parish church (see parish register).

JOHN SCOTT (son of John and Elizabeth Scott)

15 July 1705 - He was born in East Budleigh (see parish register).
29 July 1705 - He was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
18 January 1718/19 - He was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

MARTHA PERIMAN (daughter of William and Joane Periman)

8 August 1706 - She was baptised in Aylesbeare parish church (see parish register).
28 August 1706 - She was buried at Aylesbeare parish church (see parish register).

JOHN PERIMAN (son of William and Joane Periman)

28 August 1707 - He was baptised in Aylesbeare parish church (see parish register).
? - He married Anne (?).
12 November 1737 - Their daughter Martha was baptised in Aylesbeare parish church (see parish register).

Known child/children - Martha.

ANNE PERRIMAN (NÉE (?))

? - She married John Perriman.

RICHARD SCOTT (son of John and Elizabeth Scott)

26 December 1707 - He was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
? - He married Mary (?).
20 September 1736 - Their daughter Mary was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
14 December 1739 - Their daughter Ann was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
20 April 1762 - He signed the register when he was a witness to the wedding of his daughter Ann to William Bence in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
15 March 1778 - A Richard Scott was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

Known child/children - Mary and Ann.

MARY SCOTT (NÉE (?))

? - She married Richard Scott.
3 January 1782 - A Mary Scott was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

JAMES SCOTT (son of John and Elizabeth Scott)

13 August 1710 - He was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

MARTHA PERIMAN (daughter of William and Joane Periman)

12 April 1713 - She was baptised in Aylesbeare parish church (see parish register).
3 October 1789 - A Martha Perryman was buried at Aylesbeare parish church (see parish register).

GENERATION 6

EDWARD BASTONE CHAMBERLAINE (base-born son of Mary Chamberlaine)

26 October 1727 - He was baptised in Salcombe Regis parish church (see parish register).
14 January 1727/28 - Edward Bastone ye base child of Mary Chamberlaine son of Edwd Bastone and Mary Chamberlaine was buried at Salcombe Regis parish church (see parish register).

ELIZABETH BRANSCOMBE (NÉE PERRIMAN) (daughter of William and Anne Perriman).

12 August 1731 - She was baptised in Aylesbeare parish church (see parish register).
3 August 1752 - She married John Branscombe in Aylesbeare parish church (see parish register).

JOHN BRANSCOMBE

3 August 1752 - He married Elizabeth Perriman in Aylesbeare parish church (see parish register).
8 July 1753 - Their son William was baptised in Aylesbeare parish church (see parish register).
2 March 1756 - Their son John was baptised in Aylesbeare parish church (see parish register).
12 April 1758 - Their daughter Anne was baptised in Aylesbeare parish church (see parish register).
22 August 1762 - Their son John was buried ar Aylesbeare parish church (see parish register).

Known child/children - William, John and Anne.

ANNE PERIMAN (daughter Of William and Anne Periman)

3 January 1735/36 - She was baptised in Aylesbeare parish church (see parish register).
6 March 1736/37 - She was buried at Aylesbeare parish church (see parish register).

JOSEPH PERIAM

19 June 1760 - He signed his name when he married Mary Scott in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
22 September 1761 - Their son Joseph was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
5 December 1761 - Joseph Perryam, an infant, was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
6 July 1763 - Their son Joseph was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
26 December 1765 - Their son George was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
16 October 1768 - Their son Richard was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
2 October 1771 - Their son Charles was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
30 October 1774 - Their daughter Ann was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
9 May 1779 - Their son Henry was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
19 June 1809 - He was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
4 September 1809 - Probate was granted to his will valued at under £300. He had been a mariner from East Budleigh. The executors were his sons Joseph, Charles, George and Henry. They were his only residuary legatees and shared his estate equally (see probate register).

Known child/children - Joseph, Joseph, Richard, Charles, Ann, George and Henry.

MARY PERYAM (NÉE SCOTT) (daughter of Richard and Mary Scott)

20 September 1736 - She was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
19 June 1760 - She signed her name when she married Joseph Peryam in East Budleigh parish church. Ann Scott was a witness (see parish register).
1 April 1808 - She was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

ANN SCOTT (daughter of Richard and Mary Scott)

14 December 1739 - She was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
4, 11 & 18 April 1762 - She was from the parish when the banns for her proposed marriage to William Bence were published in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
20 April 1762 - She signed the register when she married William Bence in East Budleigh parish church. Richard Scott (her father) was one of the witnesses (see parish register).

WILLIAM BENCE

4, 11 & 18 April 1762 - He was from Wythicombe Raweleigh when the banns for his proposed marriage to Ann Scott were published in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
20 April 1762 - He signed the register when he married Ann Scott in East Budleigh parish church. George Bence was one of the witnesses (see parish register).

WILLIAM PERRIMAN (son of William and Anne Perriman)

29 December 1737 - He was baptised in Aylesbeare parish church (see parish register).
29 April, 6 and 13 May 1759 - He was from Sidmouth and was above 21 years old when the banns of his proposed marriage to Prudence Bastone were published in Colyton parish church (see parish register).
4 June 1759 - He married Prudence Basstone in Colyton parish church. He signed the register (see parish register).
15 June 1760 - They were from Sidmouth when their son John was baptised in the Higher Meeting House, Presbyterian Church, Sidmouth (see register).
11 July 1762 - They were from Sidmouth when their son William was baptised in the Higher Meeting House, Presbyterian Church, Sidmouth (see register).
14 October 1764 - They were from Sidmouth when their daughter Ann was baptised in the Higher Meeting House, Presbyterian Church, Sidmouth (see register).
8 September 1765 - They were from Sidmouth when their daughter Elizabeth was baptised in the Higher Meeting House, Presbyterian Church, Sidmouth (see register).
9 March 1767 - They were from Sidmouth when their son Edward was baptised in the Higher Meeting House, Presbyterian Church, Sidmouth (see register).
22 December 1768 - He died (see parish register).
26 December 1768 - He was buried at Sidmouth parish church (see parish register).
Sunday 13 August 1769 - He had already died when their daughter Elizabeth was baptised in the Higher Meeting House, Presbyterian Church, Sidmouth. The family lived in Sidmouth (see register).

Known child/children - John, William, Ann, Elizabeth, Edward and Elizabeth.

PRUDENCE PERRIMAN (NÉE BASTONE) (daughter of Edward and Mary Bastone)

19 January 1728/29 - She was baptised in Salcombe Regis parish church (see parish register).
29 April, 6 and 13 May 1759 - She was from Colyton and was above 21 years old when the banns of her proposed marriage to William Perryman were published in Colyton parish church (see parish register).
4 June 1759 - She married William Perryman in Colyton parish church. She signed the register (see parish register).
30 June 1799 - She died (see parish register).
1 July 1799 She was buried at Sidmouth parish church (see parish register).

ELIZEBETH BASTON (daughter of Edward and Mary Baston)

18 July 1731 - She was baptised in Salcombe Regis parish church (see parish register).

JOHN HILLMAN

5, 12 & 19 November 1769 - He was from Budleigh when the banns for his proposed marriage to Martha Smith were published in Aylesbeare parish church (see parish register).
6 January 1770 - He was from Budleigh when he married Martha Smith in Aylesbeare parish church. He made his mark in the register (see parish register).
22 July 1770 - Their son John was baptised in Aylesbeare parish church (see parish register).
5 April 1772 - Their son William was baptised in Aylesbeare parish church (see parish register).
29 May 1774 - Their daughter Mary was baptised in Woodbury parish church (see parish register).
2 June 1776 - Their son Francis was baptised in Woodbury parish church (see parish register).
10 July 1778 - Their son Robert was baptised in Woodbury parish church (see parish register).
11 February 1781 - Their son Joel was baptised in Woodbury parish church (see parish register).
14 November 1784 - Their son Simon was baptised in Woodbury parish church (see parish register).
30 January 1788 - Their daughter Anne was privately baptised (see East Budleigh parish register).
8 November 1789 - Their son Thomas was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
18 October 1811 - He was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

Known child/children - John, William, Mary, Francis, Robert, Joel, Simon, Anne and Thomas.

MARTHA HILLMAN (NÉE SMITH)

C 1740/41 - She was born (based on age at burial).
5, 12 & 19 November 1769 - She was from Aylesbeare when the banns for her proposed marriage to John Hillman were published in Aylesbeare parish church (see parish register).
6 January 1770 - She was from Aylesbeare when she married John Hillman in Aylesbeare parish church. She signed the register (see parish register).
21 January 1835 - She was from Budleigh Salterton when she was buried aged 94 at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

GENERATION 7

b>JOHN PERRIMAN (son of William and Prudence Perriman)

15 June 1760 - He was baptised in the Higher Meeting House, Presbyterian Church, Sidmouth (see register).
17 January 1779 - He was a tailor when he married Sarah Melhuish in Sidmouth parish church. He signed the register (see parish register).

SARAH PERRIMAN (NÉE MELHUISH)

17 January 1779 - She was a sojourner when she married John Perryman in Sidmouth parish church. She made her mark in the register (see parish register).
29 January 1800 - A Sarah Perryman was buried at Sidmouth parish church (see parish register).

JOSEPH PERYAM (son of Joseph and Mary Peryam)

22 September 1761 - He was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
5 December 1761 - He was an infant when he was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

WILLIAM PERRIMAN (son of William and Prudence Perriman)

11 July 1762 - He was baptised in the Higher Meeting House, Presbyterian Church, Sidmouth (see register).
11 April 1799 - He was from Aylesbeare when he married Betty Harding in Aylesbeare parish church. He signed the register (see parish register).
22 December 1830 - He was from Newtonpopleford when he was buried aged 71 at Aylesbeare parish church (see parish register).

ELIZABETH (BETTY) PERRIMAN (NÉE HARDING) (daughter of Humphry and Eliz Harding)

1 March 1769 - She was baptised in Harpford parish church as Elizabeth (see parish register).
11 April 1799 - She was from Aylesbeare when she married William Perriman in Aylesbeare parish church. She made her mark in the register (see parish register).
1 May 1842 - She was from Newton Poppleford when she was buried aged 73 at Aylesbeare parish church (see parish register).

JOHN HILLMAN (son of John and Martha Hillman)

22 July 1770 - He was baptised in Aylesbeare parish church (see parish register).

WILLIAM HILLMAN (son of John and Martha Hillman)

5 April 1772 - He was baptised in Aylesbeare parish church (see parish register).
22 August 1808 - He made his mark in the register when he married Hannah Cook in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
16 August 1809 - Their son of William was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish church).
21 April 1812 - Their son Elias was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish church).
1 May 1814 - He was a yeoman from East Budleigh when their daughter Mary Anne was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
9 January 1816 - He was a yeoman from East Budleigh when their daughter Eliza was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
30 November 1817 - He was a yeoman from East Budleigh when their daughter Lydia was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
6 December 1817 - Their daughter Lydia aged 2 months from East Budleigh was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
25 December 1819 - He was a yeoman from East Budleigh when their son John was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
20 July 1823 - He was a yeoman from East Budleigh when their daughter Emma was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
6 June 1841 - He was an agricultural labourer aged 65 (rounded) living in Great Knowle with (his wife) Hannah and (their sons) William, a mason aged 30 (rounded) and John, a mason aged 21 (see 1841 census).
23 January 1848 - He was a farmer aged 75 when he died from Ascites (2 years) in East Budleigh (death certificate).
26 January 1848 - Elizabeth Amery from East Budleigh, who had been present at his death, notified the registrar (death certificate).
30 January 1848 - He was aged 74 and from Knowle when he was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

Known child/children - William, Elias, Mary Anne, Eliza, Lydia, John and Emma.

HANNAH HILLMAN (NÉE COOK) (daughter of Robert and Patience Cook)

17 July 1780 - She was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
7 June 1800 - Her daughter Hannah was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
22 August 1808 - She signed the register when she married William Hillman in East Budleigh parish church. The witnesses were Edwd Cook and Patience Lucxxx(?) (see parish register).
6 June 1841 - Aged 60 (rounded), she was living in Great Knowle with (her husband) William and (their sons) William and John (see 1841 census).
30 March 1851 - She was a widowed housekeeper aged 70 living in Fore St, Budleigh Salterton, with her grandson Henry G Perriam a carpenter aged 24 and his Aunt (her daughter (?)) Emma Helman aged 26 (see 1851 census).
1 April 1861 - She was the widow of William Helman, an agricultural labourer, when she died in Budleigh Salterton aged 80 of bronchitis (death certificate).
7 April 1861 - She was aged 81 and from Budleigh Salterton when she was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register) in area F row 3 number 1 (fairylynch museum web-site).
26 June 1861 - Eliza Helman from Budleigh Salterton, who had been present at her death, notified the registrar (death certificate).

MARY HILLMAN (daughter of John and Martha Hillman)

29 May 1774 - She was baptised in Woodbury parish church (see parish register).

FRANCIS HILLMAN (son of John and Martha Hillman)

2 June 1776 - He was baptised in Woodbury parish church (see parish register).

ROBERT HILLMAN (son of John and Martha Hillman)

10 July 1778 - He was baptised in Woodbury parish church (see parish register).

JOEL HILLMAN (son of John and Martha Hillman)

11 February 1781 - He was baptised in Woodbury parish church (see parish register).

JOSEPH PERIAM (son of Joseph and Mary Periam)

6 July 1763 - He was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
4 September 1809 - Probate was granted to the will of his father Joseph. He was a joint executor along with his brothers Charles, George and Henry who received equal shares of the estate (see probate register).

ANN PERRIMAN (daughter of William and Prudence Perriman)

14 October 1764 - She was baptised in the Higher Meeting House, Presbyterian Church, Sidmouth (see register).
21 October 1764 - She died (see parish register).
27 October 1764 - She was buried at Sidmouth parish church (see parish register).

ELIZABETH PERRIMAN (daughter of William and Prudence Perriman)

8 September 1765 - She was baptised in the Higher Meeting House, Presbyterian Church, Sidmouth (see register).
28 December 1765 - She died (see parish register).
31 December 1765 - She was buried at Sidmouth parish church (see parish register).

GEORGE PERIAM (son of Joseph and Mary Periam)

26 December 1765 - He was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
22 December 1789 - He married Mary Coles by licence in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
3 October 1790 - Their daughter Elizabeth Coles was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
6 July 1794 - Their son George was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
23 August 1796 - He signed the register when he witnessed the wedding of his sister Ann to William Hayman in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
12 September 1796 - Their son Joseph was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
27 May 1803 - Their daughter Mary Anne was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
22 May 1805 - Their son, whose name was not recorded, was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
4 September 1809 - Probate was granted to the will of his father Joseph. He was a joint executor along with his brothers Joseph, Charles and Henry who received equal shares of the estate (see probate register).
6 June 1841 - He was aged 75 (rounded), of independent means, and living in Magdalen St, Holy Trinity, Exeter with William and Elizabeth Periam, aged 32 and 28 respectively, Mary (his wife), and Elizabeth Harrison aged 11 (see 1841 census).
3 October 1849 - He made his will (see will): -

This is the Last Will and Testament of one George Perriam of the City of Exeter and County of Devon Gentleman I give devise and bequeath unto my Wife Mary Perriam all and singular my Landed and Leasehold Property Goods and Chattels Monies and Credits for and during the term of her natural Life and from and after the death of my said Wife I give devise and bequeath unto and between my Children George Perriam, Joseph Perriam, Mary Ann Hamlin, William Perriam and John Perriam all and singular my Landed and Leasehold Property Goods and Chattels share and share alike and as regards this my bequest to my said Daughter Mary Ann Hamlin I will that it be for her own sole and separate use and benefit separate and apart from her present or any future Husband or Husbands and not in any manner subject to his or their control or liabilities and provided that my said Children cannot agree as to the division or distribution among themselves of my said Property then I will that the whole be sold and the proceeds thereof equally divided between tham share and share alike All the rest residue and remainder of my Property whatsoever and wheresoever and of what nature or kind soever I give devise and bequeath unto and between all my said Children share and share alike and I hereby nominate constitute and appoint my Sons George and Joseph Perriam joint Executors of this my last Will and Testament Inwitness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this third day of October One thousand eight hundred and forty nine
George  Perriam
Signed sealed published and declared by the Testator as and for his last Will and Testament in the presence of us who in his presence at his request and in the presence of each other have hereunto subscribed our names as Witnesses
Sarah Tedbury        Isaac Tedbury        John Anstey

30 September 1850 - He added a codicil to his will: -

This is a Codicil to the annexed Will and Testament of me George Perriam, whereas in consideration of my Son George Perriam having laid out a sum of Thirty Pounds upon my Landed Property situate at East Budleigh I hereby give devise and bequeath unto my said Son George Perriam the Sum of Thirty Pounds in addition to his share as set forth in my annexd Will.---------
Inwitness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this Thirtieth day of September One thousand eight hundred and fifty----------------------------------
George  Perriam
Witnesses
Samuel Perriam    John Mear    John Anstey

30 March 1851 - He was a widowed baker aged 86 living in Budleigh Salterton with his son George, a baker and confectioner aged 50, his son's wife Elizabeth, and their children Ellen and Samuel (see 1851 census).
13 September 1853 - He was formerly a master mariner when he died from natural decay aged 88 in King St, St John, Exeter (death certificate).
15 September 1853 - John Osborne Hamlin of King St, Exeter, who had been present at his death, notified the registrar (death certificate).
19 September 1853 - He was from St John’s, Exeter when he was buried aged 88 at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register) in area E row 5 number 6 (fairylynch museum web-site).
21 September 1853 - His will was proved in the Archdeaconry Court of Exeter (see will).

Known child/children - Elizabeth Coles, George, Joseph, Mary Anne, William and John and a son (name not recorded - possibly William or John).

George Perriam and family headstone in the churchyard of East Budleigh parish church

MARY PERRIAM (NÉE COLES)

C 1768 - She was born (based on age at death).
22 December 1789 - She married George Perriam by licence in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
6 June 1841 - Aged 70 (rounded), she was living in Magdalen St, Holy Trinity, Exeter with William and Elizabeth Periam, George (her husband), and Elizabeth Harrison (see 1841 census).
2 February 1850 - She was the wife of George Perriam, a master mariner, when she died aged 83 in Magdalen St, Exeter, of paralysis (2 days) (death certificate).
4 February 1850 - Mary Ann Cockrell, of 4 Trinity St, Exeter, who had been present at her death, notified the registrar (death certificate).
7 - February 1850 - She was from the Holy Trinity parish, Exeter when she was buried aged 83 at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register and photo of headstone) in area E row 5 number 6 (fairylynch museum web-site).

EDWARD PERRIMAN (son of William and Prudence Perriman)

9 March 1767 - He was baptised in the Higher Meeting House, Presbyterian Church, Sidmouth (see register).
27 March, 3 & 10 April 1791 - He was a cordwainer of the parish when the banns for his proposed marriage to Betty Wicker were published in Sidmouth parish church (see parish register).
18 April 1791 - He was a cordwainer when he married Betty Whicher in Sidmouth parish church. He signed the register (see parish register).
25 January 1794 - Their son Edward was born (see chapel register).
15 February 1794 - Their son Edward was baptised in the Higher Meeting House, Presbyterian Church, Sidmouth (see chapel register).
21 July 1800 - Their daughter Elizabeth was born (see chapel register).
3 August 1800 - Their daughter Elizabeth was baptised in the Higher Meeting House, Presbyterian Church, Sidmouth (see chapel register).
14 May 1804 - Their son Edmund was born (see chapel register).
3 June 1804 - Their son Edmund was baptised in the Higher Meeting House, Presbyterian Church, Sidmouth (see chapel register).
6 July 1806 - Their son Charles was born (see chapel register).
24 August 1806 - Their son Charles was baptised in the Higher Meeting House, Presbyterian Church, Sidmouth (see chapel register).
10 December 1808 - Their daughter Prudence was born (see chapel register).
27 January 1809 - Their daughter Prudence was baptised in the Higher Meeting House, Presbyterian Church, Sidmouth (see chapel register).
13 September 1813 - Their daughter Maria was born (see chapel register).
25 October 1813 - Their daughter Maria was baptised in the Higher Meeting House, Presbyterian Church, Sidmouth (see chapel register).
14 February 1820 - He was from Sidmouth when he was buried aged 53 at Sidmouth parish church (see parish register).

Known child/children - Edward, Elizabeth, Edmund, Charles, Prudence and Maria.

BETTY PERRYMAN (NÉE WICKER)

27 March, 3 & 10 April 1791 - She was a spinster of the parish when the banns for her proposed marriage to Edward Perryman were published in Sidmouth parish church (see parish register).
18 April 1791 - She married Edward Perryman in Sidmouth parish church. She signed the register (see parish register).
5 January 1840 - She was from Sidmouth when she was buried aged 73 at Sidmouth parish church (see parish register).
March qtr 1840 - Her death was registered in Honiton (GRO ref X 107).

RICHARD PERIAM (son of Joseph and Mary Periam)

16 October 1768 - He was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

u>SIMON HILLMAN (son of John and Martha Hillman)

14 November 1784 - He was baptised in Woodbury parish church (see parish register).
6 September 1802 - He married Mary Coombes in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
11 October 1802 - Their son Robert was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
29 November 1803 - Their daughter Marianna Franks was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
23 October 1804 - Their son Francis was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
24 August 1806 - Their son John was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
1 March 1808 - Their son Joel was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
10 June 1810 - Their son Thomas was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
12 April 1812 - Their son Samuel was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
12 September 1813 - He was a labourer from East Budleigh when their daughter Jane was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
30 April 1815 - (Their daughter) Jane was buried aged 2 at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
20 August 1815 - He was a labourer from East Budleigh when their son William was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
26 June 1817 - He was a labourer from East Budleigh when their daughter Jane was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
2 September 1821 - He was a labourer from East Budleigh when their son William was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
11 April 1824 - He was a labourer from East Budleigh when their son James was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
16 April 1824 - He was a witness at the wedding of John Sandford, a widower, and Jane Hillman, a widow, in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
16 February 1829 - He was a witness to the wedding of his daughter Mary Anna Franks Hillman to John Harding, a widower, in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
16 March 1835 - He signed the register when he witnessed the marriage of his son Joseph to Charlotte Steer in Crediton parish church (see parish register).
6 June 1841 - He was an agricultural labourer aged 55 (rounded) living at Knowl Hill with Mary (his wife), and (children) Jane, William, James and Harriot (their grand daughter?), aged 4 (see 1841 census).
8 November 1846 - He was a farmer when his son James married Elizabeth Chown (JH/EC’s marriage certificate).
30 March 1851 - He was a farmer with 14 acres and a widower aged 68 living alone at Salterton Hill, Budleigh Salterton (see 1851 census).
20 February 1855 - He was a farmer aged 72 when he died of bronchitis in East Budleigh (death certificate).
23 February 1855 - His daughter-in-law, Mary Helman of East Budleigh, who had been present at his death, advised the registrar (death certificate).
25 February 1855 - He was from Knowle, East Budleigh when he was buried aged 72 at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

Known child/children - Robert, Marianna Franks, Francis, John, Joel, Thomas, Samuel, Jane, William, Jane, William and James.

MARY HILLMAN (NÉE COOMBES)

C 1776/77 - She was born (based on age at burial).
6 September 1802 - She married Simon Hillman in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
16 April 1824 - She was a witness at the wedding of John Sandford, a widower, and Jane Hillman, a widow, in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
6 June 1841 - Aged 50 (rounded), she was living at Knowl Hill with Simon (her husband), and (children) Jane, William, James and Harriot (their grand daughter?), aged 4 (see 1841 census).
26 June 1843 - She died aged 66 of dropsy one year standing in East Budleigh (death certificate).
1 July 1843 - Elizabeth Amory, who had been present at her death, advised the registrar (death certificate).
2 July 1843 - She was from Knowle when she was buried aged 66 at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

CHARLES PERIAM (son of Joseph and Mary Periam)

2 October 1771 - He was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
23 August 1796 - He signed the register when he witnessed the wedding of his sister Ann to William Hayman in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
30 December 1800 - He was from Budleigh when he married Elizabeth Perryman in Sidmouth parish church. He signed the register (see parish register).
10 October 1801 - Their son George was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
24 July 1803 - Their daughter Ann was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
23 June 1805 - Their son Henry was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
30 January 1809 - Their daughter Elizabeth was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
4 September 1809 - Probate was granted to the will of his father Joseph. He was a joint executor along with his brothers Joseph, George and Henry who received equal shares of the estate (see probate register).
25 October 1825 - He was a witness to the marriage of their son George to Ann Cook in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
13 February 1828 - He was a witness to the marriage of his son Henry to Sarah Freeman in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
28 April 1831 - He signed the register as a witness to the wedding of his daughter Elizabeth to Robert Barratt in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
18 July 1832 - He was a widower from East Budleigh when he married Ann Poole by licence in Sidmouth parish church. He signed the register (see parish register).
6 June 1841 - He was of independent means, aged 68, and living with (his wife) Ann Perriam in Fore St, Budleigh Salterton (see 1841 census).
30 March 1851 - He was a retired cordwainer aged 79 living in Fore St, Budleigh Salterton, with his wife (sic) Ann (see 1851 census).
2 January 1860 - He was a gentleman from Salterton when he signed his last will (see will).
7 October 1860 - He died aged 89 at Budleigh Salterton (Gentleman’s Magazine Vol 209 page 65).
14 October 1860 - He was aged 89 and from Budleigh Salterton when he was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
17 (sic) October 1860 - He was a retired boot maker aged 89 when he died in Budleigh Salterton of bronchitis and old age (death certificate).
25 October 1860 - James Webber of Budleigh Salterton, who had been present at his death, advised the registrar (death certificate).

Known child/children - George, Ann, Henry and Elizabeth.

Click to see a transcription of his will

ELIZABETH PERRIAM (NÉE PERRIMAN) (daughter of William and Prudence Perriman)

Sunday 13 August 1769 - She was baptised in the Higher Meeting House, Presbyterian Church, Sidmouth (see register).
30 December 1800 - She was from Sidmouth when she married Charles Perriam in Sidmouth parish church. She made her mark in the register. C Perryman was a witness (see parish register).
25 October 1825 - She was a witness to the marriage of their son George to Ann Cook in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
5 May 1827 - She was from East Budleigh when she was buried aged 55 at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

ANN PERRIAM (formerly POOLE NÉE OXLEY)

C 1780/81 - She was born in East Budleigh (see 1851 census).
10 August 1828 - She was living in Sidmouth when she married John Poole by licence in Sidmouth parish church. She signed the register (see parish register).
18 July 1832 - She was a widow living in Sidmouth when she married Charles Perriam by licence in Sidmouth parish church. She signed the register (see parish register).
6 June 1841 - Aged 60, she was living with Charles Perriam in Fore St, Budleigh Salterton (see 1841 census).
30 March 1851 - She was a tailor aged 70 living in Fore St, Budleigh Salterton, with her husband Charles (see 1851 census).
9 November 1860 - Probate was granted to her husband’s will. A trust was to be set up by Rev George Henry Kempe of Bicton and Thomas Walker, a gentleman of Salterton. She was permitted to live in her late husband’s lodging house on the beach at Salterton, including all it’s furniture, and was to receive £5 every year, for the rest of her life as well as the interest on £500 worth of Bank of England stock (see Charles Perriam’s will).
December qtr 1860 - The death of an Ann Perriam was registered in St Thomas (GRO ref 5b 30).
15 November 1860 - She was from Budleigh Salterton when she was buried aged 85 at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
Pre 25 October 1862 - She was a widow from Salterton when she died (The Scrap Book and Magazine of American Literature no. 53 Vol III).

JOHN POOLE

10 August 1828 - He was a painter and glazier living in Sidmouth when he married Ann Loxley by licence in Sidmouth parish church. He signed the register (see parish register).

ANN HAYMAN (NÉE PERIAM) (daughter of Joseph and Mary Periam)

30 October 1774 - She was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
23 August 1796 - She signed the register when she married William Hayman in East Budleigh parish church. The witnesses were Charles and George Perriam (see parish register).
27 August 1797 - An Ann Hayman was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

WILLIAM HAYMAN

23 August 1796 - He signed the register when he married Ann Perriam in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
18 August 1797 - A William Hayman was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
24 September 1797 - Their daughter Matilda Anne was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
9 November 1797 - (Their daughter) Matilda Ann was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

Known child/children - Matilda Anne.

HENRY PERIAM (son of Joseph and Mary Periam)

9 May 1779 - He was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
4 September 1809 - Probate was granted to the will of his father Joseph. He was a joint executor along with his brothers Joseph, Charles and George who received equal shares of the estate (see probate register).

ANNE HILLMAN (daughter of John and Martha Hillman)

30 January 1788 - She was privately baptised (see East Budleigh parish register).
6 February 1788 - An Anna Hilman, an infant, was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

THOMAS HILLMAN (son of John and Martha Hillman)

8 November 1789 - He was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

GENERATION 8

GEORGE PERRIAM (son of Charles & Elizabeth Perriam)

10 October 1801 - He was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
25 October 1825 - He married Ann Cook in East Budleigh parish church. The witnesses were Charles and Bess Perriam (see parish register).
20 February 1827 - He was a shoemaker from East Budleigh when their son  Henry George was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
22 October 1828 - He was a shoemaker from East Budleigh when their son George Charles was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
19 June 1831 - He was a shoemaker from Budleigh Salterton when their daughter Elizabeth was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
26 September 1832 - He was aged 30 and from Budleigh Salterton when he was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

Known child/children - Henry George, George Charles and Elizabeth.

ANN PERRIAM (NÉE COOK) (daughter of Hannah Cook)

C 1800/01 - She was born in East Budleigh (see 1851 census).
7 June 1800 - She was baptised as Hannah in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
25 October 1825 - She married George Periam in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
6 June 1841 - She was a grocer aged 40 (rounded) living in Budleigh Salterton with (her children) Henry, a carpenter’s apprentice aged 14, and George aged 13 (see 1841 census).
30 March 1851 - She was a widowed grocer aged 50 living in Fore St, Budleigh Salterton with her son George C, a grocer aged 22 (see 1851 census).
9 November 1860 - She was to receive £10 from the estate of her late father in law Charles Perriam (see Charles Perriam’s will).
7 April 1861 - She was a widowed grocer aged 60 living in Fore St, Budleigh Salterton with her niece Sidwell Hilman, a house servant aged 16 (see 1861 census).
2 April 1871 - She was living at 17 High St, Budleigh Salterton (see 1871 census): -

7 April 1878 – She was in her 78th year when she died (fairylynch museum web-site).
12 April 1878 - She was from Budleigh Salterton when she was buried aged 77 at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register) in block K row 4a number 23 (fairylynch museum web-site).

ANN WEBBER (NÉE PERRIAM) (daughter of Charles & Elizabeth Perriam)

24 July 1803 - She was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
6 May 1830 - She married James Webber in East Budleigh parish church. Charles and Elizabeth Perriam were witnesses (see parish register).
6 June 1841 - Aged 3 (sic), she was living in Budleigh Salterton with (her husband) James and (their children) Ann, George, Henry, Charles, Herbert and Edwin (see 1841 census).
30 March 1851 - Aged 47, she was living in Fore St, Budleigh Salterton with her husband James and their children (see 1851 census).
9 November 1860 - Probate of her father Charles’ will was granted to her and her sister Elizabeth Barratt in the Court of Probate at Exeter. She was to receive the house in Salterton previously occupied by Charles, the house next door which she occupied, the mortgage for £200 held against George Perriam, the mortgage for £247 held against Messrs Strickland and others, and a small plot of land at Frogmore in East Budleigh (see Charles Perriam’s will).
7 April 1861 - Aged 58, she was living at 22 Fore St, Budleigh Salterton with her husband James and children Ann E, Charles and James (see 1861 census).
8 October 1868 - She died at Budleigh Salterton aged 65 (fairylynch museum web-site).
12 October 1868 - She was from Budleigh Salterton when she was buried aged 65 at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register) in area F row 1 plot 3 (fairylynch museum web-site).

JAMES WEBBER (son of James and Jane Webber)

26 April 1805 - He was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
6 May 1830 - He married Ann Perriam in East Budleigh parish church. Charles and Elizabeth Perriam were witnesses (see parish register).
10 May 1832 - He was a shoemaker from Budleigh Salterton when their daughter Caroline Perriam was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
1 October 1833 - He was a shoemaker from Budleigh Salterton when their daughter Ann Elizabeth was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
4 September 1834 - (Their daughter) Caroline Perriam Webber aged 2 from Budleigh Salterton was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
20 October 1834 - He was a shoemaker from Budleigh Salterton when their son George Perriam was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
30 March 1836 - He was a shoemaker from Budleigh Salterton when their son Henry Hooper baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
15 March 1838 - He was a shoemaker from Budleigh Salterton when their son Charles James was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
4 July 1839 - He was a shoemaker from Budleigh Salterton when their son Herbert was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
4 January 1841 - He was a shoemaker from Budleigh Salterton when their son Edwin Perriam was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
6 June 1841 - He was a shoemaker aged 30 (rounded) living in Budleigh Salterton with (his wife) Ann and (their children) Ann aged 8, George aged 6, Henry aged 5, Charles aged 3, Herbert aged 1 and Edwin aged 6 months (see 1841 census).
21 October 1844 - He was a shoemaker from Budleigh Salterton when their son James Perriam was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
30 March 1851 - He was a boot-maker aged 45 living in Fore St, Budleigh Salterton, with his wife Ann and their children Ann, an assistant boot-maker aged 17, George, an apprentice aged 16, Henry, an apprentice aged 15, Charles aged 13, Herbert aged 12, Edwin aged 11, and James aged 8. The younger children were all scholars (see 1851 census).
17 October 1860 - He was present at the death of his father-in-law Charles Perriam in Budleigh Salterton (CP’s death certificate).
25 October 1860 - He was from Budleigh Salterton when he advised the registrar of the death of Charles Perriam (death certificate).
7 April 1861 - He was a bootmaker aged 56 living at 22 Fore St, Budleigh Salterton with his wife Ann and children Ann E, a dressmaker aged 27, Charles, a builder aged 23 and James, a builder aged 16 (see 1861 census).
2 April 1871 - He was a retired boot maker and a widower aged 65 living alone at 19 Fore St, Budleigh Salterton (see 1871 census).
3 April 1881 - He was a widower and a retired boot-maker aged 75 living alone at On The Cliffs, Budleigh Salterton (see 1881 census).
28 January 1887 - He was a retired shoemaker aged 82 when he died of chronic bronchitis at Moore Lane Cottage, Budleigh Salterton (death certificate).
2 February 1887 - He was from Budleigh Salterton when he was buried aged 81 at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register) in area F row 1 plot 3 (fairylynch museum web-site).
9 February 1887 - His daughter, H Webber, of Moore Lane Cottage, Budleigh Salterton, who had been present at his death, notified the registrar (death certificate).

Known child/children - Ann, George, Henry, Charles, Herbert, Edwin Perriam and James Perriam.

HENRY PERRIAM (son of Charles & Elizabeth Perriam)

23 June 1805 - He was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
13 February 1828 - He married Sarah Freeman in East Budleigh parish church. He signed the register. The witnesses were Charles Perriam and Elizabeth Freeman (see parish register).
1830 - He was a baker in Salterton (Pigot's directory transcription).
7 July 1831 - He was a baker from Budleigh Salterton when their son William Henry was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
25 September 1832 - He was a baker from Budleigh Salterton when their daughter Sarah Ann Freeman was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
20 November 1834 - He was a baker from Budleigh Salterton when their daughter Frances Elizabeth was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
16 December 1836 - He was a baker from Budleigh Salterton when their daughter Charlotte Freeman was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
16 June 1839 - He was a baker from Budleigh Salterton when their daughter Harriet Freeman was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
6 April 1841 - He was a baker from Budleigh Salterton when their son George Henry was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
6 June 1841 - He was a baker aged 36 living in Fore St, Budleigh Salterton with (his wife) Sarah and children William, Sarah, Frances, Charlotte, Harriet, and George (see 1841 census).
8 November 1842 - He was a baker and confectioner aged 37 when he died in East Budleigh of typhus fever (death certificate).
15 November 1842 - John Cowd, who had been present at his death, advised the registrar (death certificate).
15 November 1842 - He was aged 37 and from Budleigh Salterton when he was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register) in area G row 3 number 3 (fairylynch museum web-site).
18 June 1843 - He had been a baker from Budleigh Salterton when their daughter Lucy Ann Freeman was baptised in East Budleigh parish church. NB the register makes no mention that he was deceased (see parish register).

Known child/children - William Henry, Sarah Ann Freeman, Frances Elizabeth, Charlotte Freeman, Harriet Freeman, George Henry and Lucy Ann Freeman.

The grave of Henry Perriam at East Budleigh parish church

SARAH PERRIAM (NÉE FREEMAN)>

C 1803/04 - She was born in Pontypool (see 1861 census).
13 February 1828 - She married Henry Perriam in East Budleigh parish church. She signed the register (see parish register).
6 June 1841 - Aged 30 (rounded), she was living in Fore St, Budleigh Salterton with (her husband) Henry and children William, Sarah, Frances, Charlotte, Harriet, and George (see 1841 census).
22 May 1843 - Her daughter Lucy Ann Freeman was born in East Budleigh (LAFP's birth certificate).
18 June 1843 - She was living in East Budleigh when she registered the birth of her daughter Lucy Ann Freeman (LAFP's birth certificate).
1844 - She was a baker in Budleigh Salterton (see Pigot & Co's Royal National Commercial Directory & Topography 1844).
30 March 1851 - She was a widowed seamstress aged 40 visiting John Underhill, a policeman, and his wife Mary at 33 Little Guildford, Bloomsbury. Her children William aged 19 and Harriet aged 12 were with her (see 1851 census).
1852/53 - She was a baker in Budleigh Salterton (see page 81 of Slater's 1852/53 Directory of Berks, Corn, Devon etc).
2 January 1860 - She was living in a house owned by her late husband’s father, Charles (see Charles Perriam’s will).
9 November 1860 - She was to receive £10 from the estate of her late father in law Charles Perriam (see Charles Perriam’s will).
7 April 1861 - She was a widowed baker aged 57 living at 29 Fore St, Budleigh Salterton, with her children Charlotte, Harriet and George, and her grand-daughter Frances Underhill, aged 6 (see 1861 census).
18 March 1870 - She was the widow of Henry Perriam a master baker when she died in Budleigh Salterton aged 66 of heommorage from bowels and hematurin (death certificate).
26 March 1870 - Harriet Perriam (her daughter?) from Budleigh Salterton, who had been present at her death, notified the registrar (death certificate). She was from Budleigh Salterton when she was buried aged 66 at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

East Budleigh parish church

ELIZABETH BARRATT (NÉE PERRIAM) (daughter of Charles & Elizabeth Perriam)

2 April 1871 - She was living in Chapel St, Budleigh Salterton (see 1871 census): -

3 April 1881 - She was living in Chapel St, Budleigh Salterton (see 1881 census): -

ROBERT BARRATT

28 April 1831 - He signed the register when he married Elizabeth Perriam by license in East Budleigh parish church. He was a mariner (see parish register).
23 May 1833 - He was a seaman from Budleigh Salterton when their son Robert Charles was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
1834 - The administration of his estate was granted to his widow Elizabeth from East Budleigh by the Archdeaconry Court of Exeter (Findmypast web-site).

Known child/children - Robert Charles.

ROBERT HILLMAN (son of Simon and Mary Hillman)

11 October 1802 - He was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
20 October 1828 - He married Mary Weekes in East Budleigh parish church. He signed the register (see parish register).
1 April 1831 - He was a labourer from Budleigh Salterton when their son Alfred was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
14 October 1832 - He was a labourer from Budleigh Salterton when their son Henry was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
4 December 1836 - He was a labourer from Budleigh Salterton when their twin daughters Mary Lucy and Harriet Jane were baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
6 June 1841 - He was an agricultural labourer aged 35 (rounded) living in Budleigh Salterton with (his wife) Mary and (their children) Henry aged 5 and Lucy aged 4 (see 1841 census).
30 March 1851 - He was a labourer aged 40 living with his wife Mary, their daughters Lucy Mary, and Harriet, both aged 14, and two lodgers, in Moor Lane, Budleigh Salterton (see 1851 census).
7 April 1861 - He was an agricultural labourer and a widower aged 58 lodging with Wilkin Ashford and family at 1 Moor Lane, Budleigh Salterton (see 1861 census).
25 December 1870 - He was a labourer aged 69 when he died in Budleigh Salterton of chronic pneumonia and phthisis (3 years) (death certificate).
29 December 1870 - Marion Alford, of Budleigh Salterton, who had been present at his death, notified the registrar (death certificate).
1 January 1871 - He was from Budleigh Salterton when he was buried aged 69 at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

Known child/children - Alfred, Henry, Mary Lucy and Harriet Jane.

MARY HILLMAN (NÉE WEEKS) (daughter of Richard and Johannah Weeks)

18 March 1798 - She was baptised in Meeth parish church (see parish register).
20 October 1828 - She married Robert Hillman in East Budleigh parish church. She made her mark in the register. Mary Hillman was a witness (see parish register).
6 June 1841 - Aged 40 (rounded), she was living in Budleigh Salterton with (her husband) Robert and their children Henry and Lucy (see 1841 census).
30 March 1851 - Aged 53, she was living with her husband Robert, their two daughters and two lodgers in Moor Lane, Budleigh Salterton. She was shown as having been born in Meeth (see 1851 census).
20 February 1855 - She was present at the death in East Budleigh of her father-in-law Simon Helman (SH's death certificate).
23 February 1855 - She was living in East Budleigh when she notified the registrar of the death of her father-in-law Simon Helman (SH's death certificate).
14 October 1857 - She died aged 59 in Budleigh Salterton of cancer of the stomach (death certificate).
16 October 1857 - Elizabeth Teed, who had been present at her death, advised the registrar (death certificate).
20 October 1857 - She was from Budleigh Salterton when she was buried aged 59 at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

MARIANNA (MARY ANNA)FRANKS HARDING (NÉE HELLMAN) (daughter of Simon and Mary Hellman)

29 November 1803 - She was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
16 February 1829 - She was shown as Mary Anna Franks Hillman when she married John Harding, a widower, in East Budleigh parish church. Her father Simon Hillman was a witness (see parish register).
6 June 1841 - Aged 35 (rounded), she was living in Great Knowle, East Budleigh, with (her husband) John and (their children) Rosslea, Henry and Jane. She was shown as Mary (see 1841 census).
30 March 1851 - She was a lacemaker aged 50 lodging with John Godfrey and family in Dalditch, East Budleigh, with her husband John and their son Walter G. She was shown as Mary (see 1851 census).
7 April 1861 - She was a lace maker aged 57 living at 24 Salterton Rd, Budleigh Salterton, with her husband John, their son Walter, and her brother Francis Hillman (see 1861 census).
3 April 1881 - She was a widow and a pauper aged 77 living in West Rd, Budleigh Salterton, with her widowed grand daughter Fanny Deem, a lace maker aged 30, and her great grandchildren Alice aged 11, Thomas aged 8, and James aged 19 months (see 1881 census).
25 April 1883 - She was the widow of John Harding, a shoemaker deceased, when she died of old age in Knowle, East Budleigh, aged 81 (death certificate).
30 April 1883 - Her grand daughter, F J Deem, of Knowle, who had been present at her death, notified the registrar (death certificate).
2 May 1883 - She was from Knowle East Budleigh when she was buried aged 81 at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

JOHN HARDING (son of Humphrey and Patience Harding)

8 February 1795 - He was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
? - He married (?).
C 1822 - His son Emanuel was born in East Budleigh (info from Paul W Harding 22/9/06).
16 February 1829 - He was a widower when he married Mary Anna Franks Hillman in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
1 May 1831 - He was a shoemaker from Knowle when their daughter Rosella was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
24 February 1833 - He was a shoemaker from Knowle when their son Henry was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
17 September 1838 - He was a shoe maker from Knowle when their son Walter was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
16 April 1839 - Walter Harding from Knowle (their son?) was buried aged 1 at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
11 October 1840 - He was a shoemaker from Knowle when their daughter Mary Jane was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
6 June 1841 - He was a shoemaker aged 40 (rounded) living in Great Knowle, East Budleigh, with (his wife) Mary and (their children) Rosslea aged 10, Henry aged 8 and Jane aged 8 months (see 1841 census).
12 November 1843 - (Their daughter) Mary Jane aged 3 was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
18 November 1849 - He was a shoemaker from Knowle when their son Walter George was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
5 May 1850 - (Their son) Henry was from Knowle, East Budleigh, when he was buried aged 17 at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
30 March 1851 - He was a cordwainer aged 58 lodging with John Godfrey and family in Dalditch, East Budleigh, with his wife Mary and their son Walter G aged 1 (see 1851 census).
7 April 1861 - He was shoemaker aged 69 living at 24 Salterton Rd, Budleigh Salterton, with his wife Mary, their son Walter, a scholar aged 11, and his brother-in-law Francis Hillman (see 1861 census).
28 December 1861 - He was formerly a cordwainer aged 72 when he died in Knowle, East Budleigh, of senechas diarrhea (5 days) (death certificate).
2 January 1862 - Charlotte Clist from Knowle, who had been present at his death, notified the registrar (death certificate).
5 January 1862 - He was from Budleigh Salterton when he was buried aged 72 at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

Known child/children - Emmanuel, Rosella, Henry, Walter, Mary Jane and Walter George.

FRANCIS HILLMAN (son of Simon and Mary Hillman)

23 October 1804 - He was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
27 August 1832 - He married Susan James in East Budleigh parish church. John Hillman was a witness (see parish register).
6 June 1841 - He was a hosler aged 35 (rounded) living in Knowl Hill, East Budleigh, with (his wife) Susan, James Beavin aged 5, and John Hazell aged 4 (see 1841 census).
30 March 1851 - He was a labourer and a widower aged 47 lodging in Dalditch, East Budleigh with Elizabeth Farrant, an unmarried lace-maker aged 46, her niece Leah Helman aged 20, Eliza Helman, a visitor aged 15 and Henrietta Smith, a lodger aged 18 (see 1851 census).
7 April 1861 - He was a widower and a poultry dealer aged 56 living at 24 Salterton Rd, Budleigh Salterton, with his sister Mary Harding, her husband John and their son Walter (see 1861 census).
13 July 1873 - He was a poulterer aged 68 when he died in Knowle, East Budleigh, of diarrhea 4 days (death certificate).
15 July 1873 - Thomas Dearn from East Budleigh, who had been present at his death, notified the registrar (death certificate).
16 July 1873 - He was from Knowle, East Budleigh, when he was buried aged 68 at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

SUSAN HILLMAN (NÉE JAMES)

C 1798/99 - She was born (based on age at death).
27 August 1832 - She married Francis Hillman in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
6 June 1841 - Aged 35 (rounded), she was living in Knowl Hill, East Budleigh, with (her husband) Francis, James Beavin aged 5, and John Hazell aged 4 (see 1841 census).
28 March 1849 - She died aged 50 in Budleigh Salterton of apoplexy (12 hours) (death certificate).
30 March 1849 - Elizabeth Emery, who had been present at her death, advised the registrar (death certificate).
1 April 1849 - She was from Budleigh Salterton when she was buried, aged 50, at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

JOHN HELLMAN (son of Simon and Mary Hellman)

24 August 1806 - He was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
30 January 1834 - He married Ann Scott in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
31 July 1836 - He was a carpenter from Knowle when their daughter Elizabeth Scott was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
15 August 1839 - He was a carpenter from Budleigh Salterton when their son George Scott was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
6 June 1841 - He was a carpenter aged 30 (rounded) living in Chapel St, Budleigh Salterton, with (his wife) Anne, (their children) Elizabeth aged 5 and George aged 2, and Christiana Pengilly, a servant aged 15 (see 1841 census).
24 October 1841 - He was a carpenter from Budleigh Salterton when their son Simeon was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
29 April 1843 - Their son Simeon aged 2 from Budleigh Salterton was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
12 July 1846 - He was a carpenter from Budleigh Salterton when their son Elias was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
30 March 1851 - He was a wheelwright aged 46 living in Chapel St, Budleigh Salterton, with his wife Ann, their children Elizabeth, a laundress aged 14, and George aged 12, Ann Burridge, his niece, aged 24, and Sarah Hams, a lodger aged 50 (see 1851 census).
23 September 1858 - He was a wheelwright aged 52 when he died in Budleigh Salterton of a disease of the liver 5 years (death certificate).
27 September 1858 - Jane Helman, who had been present at his death, advised the registrar (death certificate).
29 September 1858 - He was from Budleigh Salterton when he was buried aged 52 at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

Known child/children - Elizabeth Scott, George Scott and Simeon.

ANN HILLMAN (NÉE SCOTT)

C 1802/03 - She was born in Lympstone (see 1851 census).
30 January 1834 - She married John Hillman in East Budleigh parish church. John Scott was a witness (see parish register).
6 June 1841 - Aged 35 (rounded), she was living in Chapel St, Budleigh Salterton, with (her husband) John, (their children) Elizabeth and George, and Christiana Pengilly, a servant (see 1841 census).
30 March 1851 - She was a laundress aged 48 living with her husband John, their two children, a niece and a lodger in Chapel St, Budleigh Salterton (see 1851 census).
7 April 1861 - She was a widowed laundress aged 57 living in Budleigh Salterton with her daughter Eliz, a laundress aged 24, Ruth Harris, a boarder aged 59, and Isabelle Wood, a lodger, aged 10 (see 1861 census).
2 April 1871 - She was a widowed laundress aged 68 living in Chapel St, Budleigh Salterton, with her daughter Elizabeth, a laundress aged 34, her grand daughter Anne Elizabeth, a scholar aged 8, Mary Ann Manning, a visitor, and Elizabeth Hancock, a servant (see 1871 census).
15 February 1878 - She was the widow of John Hillman, a wheelwright, when she died aged 74 in Budleigh Salterton, of apoplexy (death certificate).
21 February 1878 - She was from Budleigh Salterton when she was buried aged 74 at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
4 March 1878 - Her daughter Elizabeth of Budleigh Salterton, who had been present at her death, advised the registrar (death certificate).

JOEL (JOSEPH) HELLMAN (son of Simon and Mary Hellman)

1 March 1808 - He was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
16 March 1835 - He was from East Budleigh and shown as Joseph Hillman when he married Charlotte Steer in Crediton parish church. He signed the register. Simon Hillman was a witness (see parish register).
9 March 1836 - He was a carpenter from Knowle Hill when their son William John Perryman was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
25 June 1837 - He was a carpenter from Salterton Hill when their son Ellis was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
19 November 1837 - Their son Ellis aged 5 months from Salterton Hill was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
12 May 1839 - He was a shoemaker from Kersey West when their daughter Frances Ellen was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
14 February 1841 - He was a shoemaker from Kerseybrook when their daughter Emily Jane was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
6 June 1841 - He was a shoemaker aged 30 (rounded) living in East Budleigh with (his wife) Charlotte and (their children) William aged 5, Ellen aged 2 and Emily aged 5 months (see 1841 census).
19 February 1843 - He was a shoemaker from Kerseybrook when their son Thomas Steer was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
3 November 1844 - He was a shoemaker from Kerseybrook when their son Robert was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
28 June 1846 - He was a shoemaker from Kerseybrook when their son Simeon was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
12 March 1848 - He was a shoemaker from Kerseybrook when their son Joseph was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
12 March 1848 - He was a shoemaker from Kerseybrook when their son Joseph was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
30 March 1851 - He was a shoemaker aged 45 living at Salterton Hill, Budleigh Salterton, with his wife Charlotte and children William, a shoemaker aged 15, Ellen, a lace maker aged 11, Emily, a lace maker aged 12, Thomas aged 10, Robert aged 8, Simon aged 6, Joseph aged 4, Charlotte aged 3, and Elizabeth aged 1 (see 1851 census).
2 April 1851 - He was a shoemaker from Budleigh Salterton when their daughter Elizabeth Alice was privately baptised (see East Budleigh parish register).
13 April 1851 - Their daughter Elizabeth Alice was received into the church (see East Budleigh parish register).
30 June 1852 - Their son Thomas Steer aged 9 from Budleigh Salterton was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
7 April 1861 - Both he and his wife were away from their home at 23 Salterton Rd, Budleigh Salterton, on census day. Their children Emily, a lace maker aged 19, Robert, an agricultural labourer aged 16 and Simeon, a scholar aged 14, were at home (see 1861 census). He was a shoemaker aged 52 visiting his wife Charlotte and daughter Charlotte aged 11at 5 Bigstock Terrace, St David's, Exeter (see 1861 census).
2 April 1871 - He was a boot and shoemaker aged 64 living in Budleigh Salterton with his wife Charlotte, their children Frances E, a boot and shoemaker aged 30, Simon, a boot and shoemaker aged 24, and Joseph, a mason aged 23, and visitors Agnes, Emily F, Elizabeth A, and William E Scott (see 1871 census).
4 March 1878 - He was a boot and shoemaker when the death of his wife Charlotte was registered (CH's death certificate).
3 April 1881 - He was a widowed boot maker aged 74 living in Budleigh Salterton with his son Simeon, a boot maker aged 34, and daughter-in-law Emma aged 36 (see 1881 census).
19 February 1889 - He was a shoemaker aged 79 when he died of chronic bronchitis at 19 Fore St, Budleigh Salterton. His son-in-law, W Linscott, of Exeter St, North Tawton, notified the registrar (death certificate).

Known child/children - William John Perryman, Ellis, Frances Ellen, Emily Jane, Thomas Steer, Robert Simon, Joseph, Charlotte, and Elizabeth Alice.

CHARLOTTE HILLMAN (NÉE STEER)

C 1814/15 - She was born in Colebrook (1851 census CD-ROM).
16 March 1835 - She signed the register when she married Joseph Hillman in Crediton parish church (see parish register).
6 June 1841 - Aged 28, she was living in East Budleigh with (her husband) Joseph and (their children) William, Ellen and Emily (see 1841 census).
30 March 1851 - Aged 36, she was living at Salterton Hill, Budleigh Salterton, with her husband Joseph and children (see 1851 census).
7 April 1861 - She was a servant aged 57 working with her daughter Charlotte for Francis Hasanck(?) at 5 Bigstock Terrace, St David's, Exeter. Her husband Joseph was visiting them (see 1861 census).
2 April 1871 - She was a boot and shoemaker aged 60 living in Budleigh Salterton with her husband Joseph, their children Frances E, Simon, and Joseph, and visitors Agnes, Emily F, Elizabeth A, and William E Scott (see 1871 census).
21 February 1878 - She died aged 69 at Knowle, East Budleigh, of dropsy, 2 years, and hydropericardium 2 days (death certificate).
4 March 1878 - Her niece, Rosella Godfrey, of East Budleigh, who had been present at her death, advised the registrar (death certificate).

THOMAS HELLMAN (son of Simon and Mary Hellman)

10 June 1810 - He was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
21 April 1834 - He signed the register when he married Elizabeth Cornish in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
25 October 1835 - He was a labourer from Knowle when their son Herbert was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
14 January 1838 - He was a labourer from Knowle when their daughter Elisa Ann was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
30 December 1839 - He was a labourer from Knowle when their son Frank was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
6 June 1841 - He was an agricultural labourer aged 30 (rounded), living in Great Knowle, East Budleigh, with (his wife Elizabeth) Thomas and (their children) Herbert aged 5, Eliza aged 3 and Frank aged 1 (see 1841 census).
10 April 1842 - He was a labourer from Knowle when their daughter Ann was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
28 January 1844 - He was a labourer from Knowle when their son Harry was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
C 1845/46 - Their son George was born in Budleigh (see 1851 census).
14 July 1848 - He was a labourer when their daughter Emma Cornish was born in East Budleigh (ECH's birth certificate).
6 August 1848 - He was a labourer from Knowle when their daughter Emma Cornish was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
2 June 1850 - He was a labourer from Knowle, East Budleigh when their son Alfred was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
30 March 1851 - He was a labourer aged 42 living in Knowle, East Budleigh with his wife Elizabeth, their children Frank aged 11, Ann aged 9, Harry aged 7, George aged 5, Emma aged 2, and Alfred aged 10 months, and his in-laws, John Cormish, a labourer aged 74, and Elizabeth Cormish, aged 67 (see 1851 census).
7 March 1852 - He was a labourer from Knowle, East Budleigh when their daughter Mary Anne was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
21 January 1855 - He was a labourer from Knowle, East Budleigh when their daughter Elizabeth Jane was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
7 April 1861 - He was a labourer aged 50 living in Budleigh Salterton with his with Elizabeth, their children Emma, aged 12, Alfred, aged 10, Ann, aged 8, and Elizabeth, aged 6, his wife’s parents, John and Elizabeth Cornish, and his niece Pamela Goodey (see 1861 census).
20(?) October 1869 - He was buried aged 59 at East Budleigh parish church (info from Chris Gibbons 10/5/03).
24 October 1869 - He was a farm labourer aged 59 when he died in Knowle, East Budleigh of asthma 10 years and bronchitis 14 days (death certificate).
29 October 1869 - He was from Knowle, East Budleigh, when he was buried aged 59 at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
9 November 1869 - An Elizabeth Hillman, who had been present at his death, advised the registrar (death certificate).

Known child/children - Herbert, Elisa Ann, Frank, Ann, Harry, George, Emma Cornish, Alfred, Mary Anne and Elizabeth Jane.

ELIZABETH HILLMAN (NÉE CORNISH) (daughter of John and Elizabeth Cornish)

13 October 1811 - She was baptised in Littleham parish church (see parish register).
21 April 1834 - She made her mark in the register when she married Thomas Hillman in East Budleigh parish church. John Cornish was a witness (see parish register).
6 June 1841 - Aged 30 (rounded), she was living in Great Knowle, East Budleigh, with (her husband) Thomas and (their children) Herbert, Eliza and Frank. (Her parents) John and Elizabeth Cornish lived next door (see 1841 census).
15 August 1848 - She made her mark in the register when she registered the birth of their daughter Emma Cornish (ECH's birth certificate).
30 March 1851 - Aged 40, she was living in Knowle, East Budleigh with her husband Thomas, six of their children and her parents John and Elizabeth Cormish (see 1851 census).
7 April 1861 - Aged 49, she was living in Budleigh Salterton with her husband Thomas, their children Emma, Alfred, Ann and Elizabeth, her parents, John and Elizabeth Cornish, and her husband’s niece Pamela Goodey (see 1861 census).
2 April 1871 - She was a widow aged 59 living in Knowle with her children George, a labourer aged 25, Emma, a servant aged 22, and Alfred, a scholar aged 20, her mother Elizabeth Cornish, aged 86, and Sydney White, a nurse child aged 2 (see 1871 census).
3 April 1881 - She was a widow aged 70 living in Knowle, East Budleigh, with her daughter Emma, a lace maker aged 31, son George, a gardener aged 34, his wife Caroline aged 30 and her grandchildren Alfred T aged 4 and Emma M aged 1 (see 1881 census).
5 April 1891 - She was a widow aged 79 living at 79 High St, Budleigh Salterton with her granddaughter Emma M Watts, a dressmaker aged 19 (see 1891 census).
2 February 1900 - She was the widow of Thomas Hillman, a farm labourer, when she died aged 88 at 29 High St, Budleigh Salterton, of old age and bronchitis (death certificate).
3 February 1900 - Her son George, of Knowle, East Budleigh, who had been in attendance at her death, advised the registrar (death certificate).
6 February 1900 - She was from Budleigh Salterton when she was buried aged 88 at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

SAMUEL HILLMAN (son of Simon and Mary Hillman)

12 April 1812 - He was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

JANE HELLMAN (daughter of Simon and Mary Hellman)

12 September 1813 - She was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
30 April 1815 - She was from East Budleigh when she was buried aged 2 at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

WILLIAM HILLMAN (son of Simon and Mary Hillman)

20 August 1815 - He was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
24 September 1816 - He was aged 1 and from East Budleigh when he was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

JANE AMERY (NÉE HILLMAN) (daughter of Simon and Mary Hillman)

26 June 1817 - She was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
6 June 1841 - She was a lace maker aged 20 (rounded), living at Knowl Hill with Simon and Mary (her parents), (her siblings) William and James and Harriot (her niece), aged 4 (see 1841 census).
17 & 24 November & 1 December 1844 - The banns of her proposed marriage to William Amery were published in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
12 December 1844 - She was a lace-maker of full age living in Knowle Hill when she married William Amery in East Budleigh parish church. She signed the register (see parish register).
30 March 1851 - She was living in East Budleigh (see 1851 census): -

7 April 1861 - She was living at 43 Lower Knowle, East Budleigh (see 1861 census): -

WILLIAM AMORY (son of William and Elizabeth Amory)

19 November 1820 - He was baptised in East Budleigh parish church. His father was a labourer from East Budleigh (see parish register).
6 June 1841 - He was a male servant aged 20 working John Cox, a farmer, in Great Knowle (see 1841 census).
17 & 24 November & 1 December 1844 - The banns of his proposed marriage to Jane Hillman were published in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
12 December 1844 - He was a labourer of full age living in Knowle when he married Jane Hillman in East Budleigh parish church. He made his mark in the register (see parish register).
30 March 1851 - He was a labourer aged 30 living with his wife Jane in East Budleigh (see 1851 census and table above).
7 April 1861 - He was an agricultural labourer aged 40 living with his wife Jane at 43 Lower Knowle, East Budleigh (see 1861 census and table above).

2 September 1821 - He was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
6 June 1841 - Aged 15 (rounded), he was living at Knowl Hill with Simon and Mary (his parents), (his siblings) Jane and James and Harriot (his niece), aged 4 (see 1841 census).
? - He married Eliza (?) (wrong William - this is the son of William Helman).
1 January 1843 - He was a mason from Budleigh Salterton when their daughter Hannah was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register) (wrong William - this is the son of William Helman).

JAMES HILLMAN (son of Simon and Mary Hillman)

11 April 1824 - He was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
6 June 1841 - Aged 15 (rounded), he was living at Knowl Hill with Simon and Mary (his parents), (his siblings) Jane and William and Harriot (his niece), aged 4 (see 1841 census).
8 November 1846 - He was a wheelwright aged 22 living at 17 Holloway St, Exeter when he married Elizabeth Chown in Exeter Register Office. He signed the register (marriage certificate).
18 November 1848 - He was a cooper when their daughter Emily was born in Budleigh Salterton (EH's birth certificate).
C 1849/50 - Their son William J was born in East Budleigh (see 1871 census).
30 March 1851 - He was a cooper aged 27 living in School St, Budleigh Salterton, with his wife Elizabeth and their children Emmely aged 3, and William aged 11 months, and Mary Ann Sedgemore, a married visitor, aged 25 (see 1851 census).
C 1855/56 - Their daughter Eliza A was born in Exter (see 1861 census).
C 1857/58 - Their son Francis G was born in Exeter (see 1861 census).
7 April 1861 - He was a joiner aged 36 living in Gore Street Hill, Exeter with his wife Elizabeth and their children Emily aged 12, William aged 10, Eliza A aged 5, and Frances G aged 3 (see 1861 census).
2 April 1871 - He was a joiner aged 47 living in Toby’s Buildings, St David’s, Exeter, with his wife Elizabeth and children Emily, a dressmaker aged 22, William J, a printer compositor aged 20, and Francis G, a scholar aged 13 (see 1871 census).
12 July 1874 - He was present at the death of his wife Elizabeth at 6 Mary Arches St, Exeter (EH's death certificate).
13 July 1874 - He was a carpenter living at 6 Mary Arches St, Exeter when he registered the death of his wife Elizabeth (EH's death certificate).
8 June 1878 - He was a widowed joiner aged 52 living at 10 James St, Exeter when he married Susan Marks in Bartholomew Baptist Chapel, Exeter. He signed the register (marriage certificate).
3 April 1881 - He was a joiner aged 56 living in Bartholomew Place, Allhallows on the Wall, Exeter, with his wife Susan and step daughter Elizabeth Marks (see 1881 census).
5 April 1891 - He was an insurance agent aged 63 living at 37 Summerland St, Exeter, with his wife Susan, and William Roberts, a lodger (see 1891 census).
31 March 1901 - He was an insurance agent aged 77 living with his wife Susan at 44 Robert Rd, Exeter (see 1901 census).
2 April 1911 - He was living at 58 Summerland St, Exeter (see 1911 census): -

Name	Relationship	Age	Particulars of Marriage	Occupation	Industry	Birthplace
James Hillman	Head	87	Married. 32 years. No children.	Private means	-	East Budleigh Devon
Susan Hillman	Wife	74	Married 32 years. No children.	-	-	Woodbury Devon

10 February 1914 - He was a superannuated insurance agent aged 89 when he died of bronchitis at 27 Clifton Rd, Exeter (death certificate).
11 February 1914 - His daughter E Fewings of 4 Temple Rd, Exeter, who had been in attendance at his death, notified the registrar (death certificate).
15 February 1914 - He was a Dissenter aged 89 from St Matthew when he was buried in plot B 136 11 of Exeter Higher Cemetery (see index card).

Known child/children - Emily, William J and Francis G.

ELIZABETH HILLMAN (NÉE CHOWN) (daughter of John and Anna Chown)

11 August 1822 - She was baptised in East Budleigh parish church. Her father was a labourer from East Budleigh (see parish register).
6 June 1841 - Aged 20, she was living at Sellicks, Cruwys Morchard, with (her grandparents) William Chown, a mason aged 65 (rounded) and Ann aged 60 (rounded) and George Morley and Thomas Paddon. (Her parents) John, a mason aged 35 (rounded) and Ann aged 35 (rounded), and (her siblings) Thomas aged 14, Martha aged 7, and Sarah aged 3, were living next door at Lower Volecombe (see 1841 census).
 8 November 1846 - She was a dressmaker aged 24 living at 17 Holloway St, Exeter when she married James Hillman in Exeter Register Office. She signed the register (marriage certificate).
27 December 1848 - She was living in Budleigh Salterton when she registered the birth of their daughter Emily (EH's birth certificate).
30 March 1851 - Aged 27, she was living in School St, Budleigh Salterton, with her husband James and their children Emmely, and William, and Mary Ann Sedgemore, a visitor (see 1851 census).
7 April 1861 - Aged 38, she was living in Gore Street Hill, Exeter with her husband James and their children Emily, William, Eliza A, and Frances G (see 1861 census).
2 April 1871 - Aged 48, she was living in Toby’s Buildings, St David’s, Exeter, with her husband and children Emily, William J, and Francis G (see 1871 census).
12 July 1874 - She died aged 53 at 6 Mary Arches St, Exeter, of cancer of the intestines (5 months) (death certificate).
13 July 1874 - Her husband James advised the registrar of her death (death certificate).
16 July 1874 - She was a Dissenter aged 53 from St Mary Arches when she was buried in plot B 136 11 of Exeter Higher Cemetery (see index card).

SUSAN HILLMAN (formerly MARKS NÉE SANFORD) (daughter of John and Mary Ann Sanford)

11 December 1836 - She was baptised in Woodbury parish church. Her father John was a husbandman from Woodbury Salterton (see parish register).
6 June 1841 - Aged 4, she was living in Woodbury with (her parents) John, an agricultural labourer aged 40 (rounded) and Mary aged 35 (rounded) and (her siblings) Mary aged 8, Joseph aged 2, and Elizabeth aged 3 weeks (see 1841 census).
30 March 1851 - She was a lacemaker aged 14 living in Woodbury with her parents John, an agricultural labourer aged 52, and Mary, a lacemaker aged 46, and her siblings Joseph aged 12 and Elizabeth aged 8 (see 1851 census).
3 December 1855 - She was a lace maker aged 19 living in Woodbury when she married Henry James Marks in St Thomas’ register office. She signed the register (marriage certificate).
7 April 1861 - Aged 25, she was living in Woodbury with her husband James and their children Mary Ann, Sentel and Elizabeth (see 1861 census).
2 April 1871 - She was a widowed Honiton lace maker aged 34 living in Friars Terrace, Holy Trinity, Exeter with her children Mary Ann, a Honiton lace maker aged 16, Sental H, an errand boy aged 14, and Elizabeth, a scholar aged 11 (see 1871 census).
8 June 1878 - She was a widow aged 42 living at Friars Terrace, Exeter, when she married James Hillman in Bartholomew Street Baptist Chapel. She signed the register. Her father, a former labourer, was dead (marriage certificate).
3 April 1881 - She was a needle woman aged 44 living in Bartholomew Place, Allhallows on the Wall, Exeter, with her husband James and her daughter Elizabeth, a machinist aged 21 (see 1881 census).
5 April 1891 - Aged 54, she was living at 37 Summerland St, Exeter, with her husband James, and William Roberts, a lodger (see 1891 census).
31 March 1901 - Aged 63 she was living with her husband James at 44 Robert Rd, Exeter (see 1901 census).
2 April 1911 - Aged 74, she was living with her husband James at 58 Summerland St, Exeter (see 1911 census and table above).
June qtr 1918 - The death of a Susan Hillman aged 80 was registered in Exeter (GRO ref 5b 96).

JAMES HENRY SPILLER MARKS (son of Joseph and Mary Marks)

29 June 1834 - He was baptised as James Henry Spiller Marks in Woodbury parish church. His father Joseph was a husbandman from Woodbury (see parish register).
6 June 1841 - Aged 6, he was living in Woodbury with (his parents) Joseph, a labourer aged 40 (rounded) and Mary aged 45 (rounded), his siblings John aged 15, Harriet aged 14, and St Hill aged 10, and Henry Spiller, a labourer aged 80(?) (see 1841 census).
30 March 1851 - He was a tailor aged 16 living in Woodbury with his parents Joseph, a farm labourer aged 50, and Mary, aged 59, and his sister Harriet, a lace maker aged 24 (see 1851 census).
3 December 1855 - He was a tailor aged 22 living in Woodbury when he married Susan Sanford in St Thomas’ register office. He was shown as Henry James Marks. He signed the register (marriage certificate).
C 1854/55 - Their daughter Mary Ann was born in Woodbury (see 1871 census).
C 1856/57 - Their son Sental H was born in Woodbury (see 1871 census).
C 1859/60 - Their daughter Elizabeth was born in Woodbury (see 1871 census).
7 April 1861 - He was a master tailor aged 26 living in Woodbury with his wife Susan and their children Mary Ann aged 6, Sentel aged 4 and Elizabeth aged 1 (see 1861 census).
March qtr 1863 - The death of a James Marks was registered in St Thomas (5b 40) (Free BMD website).
22 March 1863 - He was from Woodbury when he was buried aged 29 at Woodbury parish church (see parish register).

Known child/children - Mary Ann, Sental H and Elizabeth.

GENERATION 9

MARY LUCY HEACOCK formerly PERRIAM (NÉE HELLMAN) (daughter of Robert and Mary Hellman)

4 December 1836 - She was baptised in East Budleigh parish church along with her twin sister Harriet Jane (see parish register).
6 June 1841 - Aged 4, she was living in Budleigh Salterton with (her parents) Robert and Mary and (her brother) Henry (see 1841 census).
30 March 1851 - Aged 14, she was living in Moor Lane, Budleigh Salterton, with her parents and her sister Harriet (see 1851 census).
14 July 1854 - She was a dressmaker aged 18 living in Budleigh Salterton, when she married William Perriam in the Register Office at St Thomas, Devon (marriage certificate).
14 July 1854 - Their daughter Charlotte was born in the Union Workhouse, St Thomas (CP's birth certificate).
18 July 1854 - She signed her name when she registered the birth of their daughter Charlotte. She was living in Budleigh Salterton (CP's birth certificate).
30 April 1856 - She signed her name when she registered the birth of her daughter Frances (FP's birth certificate).
7 April 1861 - She was a widowed dressmaker aged 24 lodging at 2 Victoria Place, Budleigh Salterton, with Anthony Saunders, a coastguard, his family, and her daughters Charlotte, aged 6, and Frances, aged 5 (see 1861 census).
2 August 1869 - She was a widowed dressmaker aged 32 living in Waterbeer St, Exeter, when she married Benjamin Heacock in Exeter Register Office. She signed the register (marriage certificate).
22 June 1876 - Her (illegitimate) son Alfred was born at 8 Exe St, St David's, Exeter (AH's birth certificate).
2 August 1876 - She was living at 8 Exe St, Exeter, when she registered the birth of her son Alfred. She signed the register (AH's birth certificate).
23 April 1878 - Her son Alfred, aged 1 year and 9 months, died in Rack St, of debility from birth and bronchitis (14 days) (AH's death certificate).
24 April 1878 - She was a laundress living in Rack St, Exeter, when she registered the death of her son Alfred (AH's death certificate).
26 (sic) April 1878 - Her son Alfred aged 1 ¾ from St Mary Major was buried in plot A 275 42 of the Higher Cemetery, Exeter (see index card).
27 (sic) April 1878 - Her son Alfred aged 21 months was from Rack St when his burial service was held at St Mary Major parish church, Exeter (see parish register).

BENJAMIN HEACOCK (son of George and Elizabeth Heacock)

6 October 1833 - He was baptised in St Sidwell’s parish church, Exeter (Findmypast web-site).
6 June 1841 - Aged 8, he was living in Brook Green, St Sidwells, Exeter, with (his mother) Elizabeth aged 25 (rounded) and (his brother) William aged 5. Their surname was shown as Hancock (see 1841 census).
30 March 1851 - He was a file cutter’s apprentice aged 17 living with his parents George, a master file cutter aged 40 and Elizabeth aged 39, and his brother George aged 1, at 7 Brook Green, St Sidwell, Exeter (see 1851 census).
7 April 1861 - He was a married (sic) mason’s labourer aged 27 living in Gills Court, St Sidwell, Exeter, with his parents George, a general porter aged 49, and Elizabeth, a laundress aged 48, his siblings William aged 24 and George aged 10, and George Hill, a lodger (see 1861 census).
2 August 1869 - He was an unmarried painter aged 35 living in Waterbeer St, Exeter, when he married Lucy Perriam in Exeter Register Office. He signed the register. Elizabeth Heacock was a witness (marriage certificate).
13 September 1875 - He was a journeyman house painter when he died aged 42 in the Workhouse at St Sidwell, Exeter, of phthisis (death certificate).
14 September 1875 - His mother, Elizabeth Heacock, of 7 Parr St, Exeter, who had been present at his death, advised the registrar (death certificate).
16 September 1875 - He was a Dissenter from St Sidwell aged 42 when he was buried in plot B 138 11 of the Higher Cemetery, Exeter (see index card).

SARAH ANN FREEMAN UNDERHILL (NÉE PERRIAM) (daughter of Henry and Sarah Perriam)

25 September 1832 - She was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
6 June 1841 - Aged 8, she was living in Fore St, Budleigh Salterton with her parents and siblings William, Frances, Charlotte, Harriet, and George (see 1841 census).
30 March 1851 - She was a baker aged 18 living in Fore St, Budleigh Salterton, with her siblings Charlotte, George and Lucy, and Charles Underhill, an assistant baker, aged 26 (see 1851 census).
26 May 1854 - She was a dressmaker aged 24 living in Alphington when she married Charles Underhill in Exeter Register Office (marriage certificate).
7 October 1860 - Probate was granted to her grand father Charles Perriam's will in which she was to recieve a share,along with her siblings Frances, Charlotte, Harriett, Henry George and Susan Ann, in the house occupied by her mother Sarah (see Charles Perriam's will).
7 April 1861 - She was a dressmaker aged 28 living in Railway Side, Trevethin, Pontypool with her husband Charles (see 1861 census).
2 April 1871 - She was a baker's wife aged 38 living at 2 High St, Budleigh Salterton with her husband Charles, their children Francis, Eva, William, and George, and her brother George Perriam (see 1871 census).
7 June 1876 - She was from Budleigh Salterton and was the wife of Charles Underhill a baker when she was granted the administration of her late brother George Henry's estate valued at under £100 at Exeter (National Probate Calendar).
3 April 1881 - Aged 47, she was living in the High St, Budleigh Salterton, with her husband Charles and their children Eva M and George (see 1881 census).
5 April 1891 - Aged 58, she was living at 2 High St, East Budleigh, with her husband Charles and their children Eva M and George (see 1891 census).
21 May 1892 - She was granted probate of her late husband Charles' will valued at £402 16s 10d at Exeter (National Probate Calendar).
31 March 1901 - She was a widowed baker aged 66 living in the High St, Budleigh Salterton, with her unmarried daughter Eva, a dress maker aged 44, and her unmarried son George, a baker (bread maker) aged 36 (see 1901 census).
1 February 1909 - She was the widow of Charles Underhill, a baker and confectioner, when she died aged 78 at 2 High St, Budleigh Salterton, of cerebral inflammation (3 years) and cerebral haemorrhage (1/2 hour) (death certificate).
4 February 1909 - She was from Budleigh Salterton when she was buried aged 76 at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register) in area K row 23 plot 8 (fairylynch museum web-site).
27 February 1909 - Probate of her estate valued at £1806 19s 6d was granted at Exeter to George Underhill, a pastry cook and confectioner (National Probate Calendar).
1 March 1909 - Her daughter E M Underhill who lived at the same address and had been present at her death notified the registrar (death certificate).

CHARLES UNDERHILL (son of John and Mary Underhill)

13 August 1823 - He was baptised in St Thomas parish church. His father was a servant living in Alphington St (see parish register).
6 June 1841 - He was an apprentice baker aged 15 living with (his employer) William Dann (?) and family in Bridge (?) St, St Edmund, Exeter (see 1841 census).
30 March 1851 - He was an assistant baker aged 26 living/working with Sarah Ann Perriam and her siblings in Fore St, East Budleigh (see 1851 census).
26 May 1854 - He was a baker aged 30 living at 33 Holloway St, Exeter when he married Sarah Ann Perriam in Exeter Register Office (marriage certificate).
28 May 1854 - He was a baker from Alphington when their daughter Frances Charlotte was baptised in Alphington parish church (see parish register).
2 December 1855 - He was a baker from Budleigh Salterton when their daughter Eva Maria was was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
7 April 1861 - He was a journeyman baker aged 37 living in Railway Side, Trevethin, Pontypool with his wife Sarah A (see 1861 census).
C 1862/63 - Their son William was born in Budleigh Salterton (see 1871 census).
18 March 1864 - Their son George was born in Budleigh Salterton (GU's birth certificate).
27 April 1864 - He was a master baker living in Budleigh Salterton when he registered the birth of their son George (GU's birth certificate).
2 April 1871 - He was a baker aged 47 living at 2 High St, Budleigh Salterton with his wife Sarah A, their children Francis, a scholar aged 16, Eva, a scholar aged 15, William, a scholar aged 8, and George, a scholar aged 7, and his brother-in-law George Perriam (see 1871 census).
1 January 1875 - He was present at the death in Budleigh Salterton of George Henry Perriam (his brother in law) (GHP's death certificate).
7 January 1875 - (Their daughter) Frances Charlotte was from Budleigh Salterton when she was buried aged 20 at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register) in area K row 23 plot 8 (fairylynch museum web-site).
8 January 1875 - He was living in Budleigh Salterton when he registered the death of George Henry Perriam (GHP's death certificate).
26 November 1880 - (Their son) William Charles was from Budleigh Salterton when he was buried aged 18 at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register) in area K row 23 plot 8 (fairylynch museum web-site).
3 April 1881 - He was a master baker aged 58 living in the High St, East Budleigh with his wife Sarah Ann and their children Eva M, a dressmaker aged 24, and George, a baker aged 17 (see 1881 census).
5 April 1891 - He was a baker aged 67 was living at 2 High St, East Budleigh, with his wife Sarah A and their children Eva M, a dressmaker aged 35, and George, a baker aged 27 (see 1891 census).
3 April 1892 - He was a master bread baker and confectioner aged 68 when he died of cancer of the lung at 2 High St, Budleigh Salterton (death certificate).
4 April 1892 - E Bucknell, of 6 Poplar Row, Budleigh Salterton, who had been present at his death, advised the registrar (death certificate).
8 April 1892 - He was from Budleigh Salterton when he was buried aged 68 at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register) in area K row 23 plot 8 (fairylynch museum web-site).
21 May 1892 - He had been a baker from Budleigh Salterton when probate of his will valued at £402 16s 10d was granted at Exeter to his widow Sarah Ann Underhill (National Probate Calendar).

Known child/children – Frances, Eva Maria, William and George.

HENRY HILLMAN (son of Robert and Mary Hillman)

14 October 1832 - He was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
6 June 1841 - Aged 5, he was living in Budleigh Salterton with (his parents) Robert and Mary and (his sister) Lucy (see 1841 census).
30 March 1851 - He was an unmarried waggoner aged 19 living and working for John D Pratt, a farmer, at Spratts Hages Farm, Littleham (see 1851 census).
14, 21 & 28 August 1853 - He was a bachelor living in the Bonhay when the banns for his proposed marriage to Mary Norrish were published in St Edmunds parish church, Exeter (see parish register).
4 September 1853 - He was a labourer aged 22 living at Bonhay when he married Mary Norris in St Edmund’s parish church, Exeter. He made his mark in the register (see parish register and marriage certificate).
June qtr 1856 - The birth of their son Norris Henry was registered in Lambeth (GRO ref 1d 301).
28 December 1856 - He was a labourer living at 16 Tyers St when their son Norris Henry was baptised in St Mary-the-Less’ parish church, Lambeth (see parish register).
March qtr 1859 - The birth of their son Charles Robert was registered in Lambeth (GRO ref 1d 334).
19 March 1859 - He was a labourer living at 110 Tyer (sic) St when their son Charles Robert was baptised in St Mary’s parish church, Princes Rd, Lambeth (see parish register).
December qtr 1859 - The death of their son Norris Henry was registered in Lambeth (GRO ref 1d 224).
June qtr 1860 - The death of their son Charles was registered in Lambeth (GRO ref 1d 202).
March qtr 1861 - The birth of their son Norris was registered in Lambeth (GRO ref 1d 347).
7 April 1861 - He was a bricklayer’s labourer aged 29 living with his wife Mary and son Norris aged 3 months at 110 Tyers St, Lambeth (see 1861 census).
September qtr 1863 - The death of their son Norris was registered in Lambeth (GRO ref 1d 221).
2 April 1871 - He was a gas works labourer aged 38 living at 36 Jonathan St, Lambeth with his wife Mary (see 1871 census).
3 April 1881 - He was a labourer aged 48 living with his wife Mary, her nephew Thomas Salter, his mother (in-law) Sarah Curtis, a widow aged 51 (born Newton, Devon), her daughters Ellen and Mary (?), and Harriet Filder, a lodger, at 86 Vauxhall Walk, Lambeth, Surrey (see 1881 census).
5 April 1891 - He was a beer retailer aged 58 living at 2 The Polygon, Clapham, Surrey, with his wife Mary, his sister-in-law Sarah A Curtis, a barmaid aged 61, and his nephew Thomas Salter, an apprentice aged 14 (see 1891 census).
31 March 1901 - He was a general labourer and a widower aged 81, and an inmate of the Tooting Home, Church Lane, Tooting Graveney, London (see 1901 census).
29 April 1905 - He was a general labourer from Tooting (home) and of Tooting Graveney when he died aged 77 in the Union Infirmary, Battersea, of senile decay and bronchitis (death certificate).
5 May 1905 - J Beward Heal, from the Union Infirmary, Battersea, advised the registrar of his death (death certificate).

Known child/children - Norris Henry and Norris.

MARY HILLMAN (NÉE NORRIS) (daughter of Thomas Norris)

C 1830/31 - She was born in Sandford (see 1851 census).
30 March 1851 - She was a general servant aged 20 working for Marianne Gush in Fore St, Budleigh Salterton (see 1851 census).
14, 21 & 28 August 1853 - She was a spinster living in the Bonhay when the banns for her proposed marriage to Henry Hillman were published in St Edmunds parish church, Exeter (see parish register).
4 September 1853 - She was a servant aged 23 living at Bonhay when she married Henry Hillman in St Edmund's parish church, Exeter. She signed the register. A Fanny Norris was one of the witnesses. Her father Thomas was a thatcher (see parish register and marriage certificate).
7 April 1861 - Aged 31, she was living with her husband Henry and their son Norris at 110 Tyers St, Lambeth (see 1861 census).
2 April 1871 - Aged 40, she was living at 36 Jonathan St, Lambeth with her husband Henry (see 1871 census).
3 April 1881 - Aged 50, she was living with her husband Henry and his nephew Thomas Salter, his mother (in-law (her mother?)) Sarah Curtis, her daughters Ellen and Mary (?), and Harriet Filder, a lodger, at 86 Vauxhall Walk, Lambeth, Surrey (see 1881 census).
5 April 1891 - Aged 60, she was living at 2 The Polygon, Clapham, Surrey, with her husband Henry, her sister Sarah A Curtis, a barmaid aged 61, and her nephew Thomas Salter (see 1891 census).
30 June 1891 - She died, aged 60, at 129 Oakley (?) St, Lambeth, of carcinoma uteri (death certificate).
1 July 1891 - Her sister, Sarah Ann Curtis, of 94 Robertson St, Battersea, who had been present at her death, advised the registrar (death certificate).

FRANCES ELIZABETH FREEMAN CLARK (NÉE PERRIAM) (daughter of Henry and Sarah Perriam)

20 November 1834 - She was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
6 June 1841 - Aged 6, she was living in Fore St, Budleigh Salterton with her parents and siblings William, Sarah, Charlotte, Harriet, and George (see 1841 census).
30 March 1851 - She was a house servant aged 16 living with Sarah Cosway, a widow aged 41, in Paternoster Row, Ottery St Mary (see 1851 census).
15 August 1857 - She was a servant aged 23 living in South Stoke when she married Edwin Clark in South Stoke parish church. She signed the register (marriage certificate).
7 October 1860 - Probate was granted to her grand father Charles Perriam's will in which she was to recieve a share along with her siblings Sarah Ann, Charlotte, Harriett, Henry George and Susan Ann, in the house occupied by her mother Sarah (see Charles Perriam's will).
7 April 1861 - She was living at 7 Thomas St, Walcot, Bath (see 1861 census): -

Name	Relationship	Condition	Age Males	Age Females	Occupation	Where born
Edwin Clark	Head	Mar	28	-	Carpenter (Master) 3 apprentices	Bath Somerset
Frances Clark	Wife	Mar	-	26	-	Salterton Devon
Eva Underhill	Niece	Un	-	5	-	Salterton Devon
Eleanor Yeates	Serv	Un	-	12	General servant	Bath Somerset
William Williams	Lodger	Un	38	-	Hosier's assistant	Langford Somerset

26 August 1865 - She was the wife of Edwin Clark, a master carpenter, when she died aged 30 from chronic bronchitis, 4 years, and hemoptysis, 8 hours, at 7 Thomas St, Bath (death certificate).
31 August 1865 - Her husband Edwin advised the registrar of her death (death certificate).

EDWIN CLARK (son of William and Mary Clark)

C 1834/35 - He was born in Bath (see 1851 census).
6 June 1841 - He was living in Broad St, St Michael, Bath (see 1841 census): -

Name	Age Males	Age Females	Trade	Whether Born in Same County
Willm Clark	40	-	Publican	Y
Mary do	-	40	-	Y
Charles do	15	-	-	Y
James do	14	-	-	Y
Edwin do	10	-	-	Y
Alfred Clark	8	-	-	Y
George do	6	-	-	Y
Thomas do	2	-	-	Y
nk	30	-	nk	-
Ellen Clemat	-	15	FS	-
Ginetta Clemat	-	10	FS	-

30 March 1851 - He was living at 14 Broad St, St Michael, Bath (see 1851 census): -

15 August 1857 - He was a carpenter aged 26 living in Bath when he married Frances Elizabeth Freeman Perriam in South Stoke parish church. He signed the register. His father William was an inn keeper. A William Clark was one of the witnesses (marriage certificate).
7 April 1861 - He was living at 7 Thomas St, Walcot, Bath (see 1861 census and table above).
26 August 1865 - He was present at the death of his wife Frances at their home, 7 Thomas St, Bath (FEFC’s death certificate).
31 August 1865 - He was a master carpenter living at 7 Thomas St, Bath, when he notified the registrar of the death of his wife Frances Elizabeth Freeman Clark. He signed the register (FEFC’s death certificate).
21 July 1868 - He was a joiner and a widower of full age living at 27 Chapter Rd, Newington, Surrey when he married Lucy Alice Whitman in the district church of St Paul, Newington. He signed the register. His father William was a gentleman (see parish register).
22 August 1869 - He was a builder living at 27 Chapter Rd when their son George Edwin was baptised in St Paul’s church, Newington (see register).
1 January 1871 - He was a builder living at 27 Chapter Rd when their daughter Marian Blanche was baptised in St Paul’s parish church, Walworth (see parish register).
2 April 1871 - He was living at 27 Chapter Rd, Newington (see 1871 census): -

21 August 1872 - He was a builder living in Chapter Rd when their son Albert William was baptised in St Paul’s parish church, Walworth (see paridsh register).
24 March 1875 - He was a builder living at 407 Brixton Rd when their son Harry Clifton was baptised in St John the Divine’s parish church, Kennington (see parish register).
3 April 1881 - He was living at 407 Brixton Rd, Lambeth (see 1881 census): -

8 June 1881 - Their daughter Lucy Florence was born (see parish register).
26 June 1881 - He was a builder living at 407 Brixton Rd when their daughter Lucy Florence was baptised in St Matthew’s parish church, Brixton (see parish register).
5 April 1891 - He was living at 28 St James Rd, Lambeth (see 1891 census): -

Pre 31 March 1901 - He died.

Known child/children - George Edwin, Blanche Marian, Albert William, Harry Clifton, Lucy Florence and Ada E.

LUCY ALICE CLARK formerly WHITMAN (NÉE MITCHELL) (daughter of George Mitchell)

7 October 1843 - She was born (see parish register) in Pimlico, Middlesex (see 1851 census).
27 December 1843 - Her father George was an upholsterer living in Grosvenor Row when she was baptised in St Luke's parish church, Chelsea (see parish register).
30 March 1851 - She was living at 3 Cadogene Row, Chilson (see 1851 census): -

7 April 1861 - She was living at Williams Cottages (?), Chapter Rd, St Mary’s, Newington (see 1861 census): -

13 February 1865 - She was a spinster aged 21 living at 5 New St, Newington, Surrey when she married James Whitman in Newington Register Office. She signed the register. Her father George was deceased (marriage certificate).
21 July 1868 - She was a widow of full age living in Williams’ Cottage, Chapter Rd, Newington, Surrey when she married Edwin Clark in the district church of St Paul, Newington. She signed the register. Her father was George Mitchell, a gentleman. A George Mitchell was one of the witnesses (see parish register).
2 April 1871 - Aged 27, she was living at 27 Chapter Rd, Newington (see 1871 census and table above).
3 April 1881 - Aged 36, she was living at 407 Brixton Rd, Lambeth (see 1881 census and table above).
5 April 1891 - Aged 47, she was living at 28 St James Rd, Lambeth (see 1891 census and table above).
31 March 1901 - She was living at 28 St James’s Rd, Lambeth (see 1901 census): -

Name	Relationship	Condition	Age of Males	Age of Females	Occupation	Employer etc	If Working at Home	Where Born
Lucy Alice Clark	Head	Wid	-	56	-	-	-	London St James
Blanche M O'Doherty	Dau	M	-	31	-	-	-	Newington
Willm A Clark	Son	M	30	-	Acnt Parliamentay Solic	Worker	-	"
Florence Lucy do	Dau	S	-	20	-	-	-	Brixton
Patrick O'Doherty	Son-law	M	29	-	Clerk Religious Socty	"	-	Beds Luton
Jessie M Clark	Dau-law	M	-	30	-	-	-	Norway British Subject
Willm C Barber	Nephew	S	26	-	Insurance Agent	"	-	London Lambeth
Percy H do	do	S	24	-	Warehouseman Silk	"	-	"

2 April 1911 - She was living at 25 St James Rd, Brixton: -

Name	Relationship	Age	Particulars of Marriage	Occupation	Industry	Birthplace
Clark Lucy Alice	Head	67	Widow. Married 41 years. 9 children. 4 alive. 5 dead.	None	-	St James Westminster
----- Florence Lucy	Daughter	29	Single	"	-	Brixton

3 November 1913 - She was from 28 St James' Rd, Brixton, when she died (National Probate Calendar).
December qtr 1913 - Her death at the age of 70 was registered in Lambeth (GRO ref 1d 421).
10 March 1916 - The administration of her estate valued at £976 1s 8d was granted in London to William Albert Clark, a parliamentary draughtsman (National Probate Calendar).

JAMES JOHNSON WHITMAN (son of Thomas and Elizabeth Whitman)

C 1843/44 - He was born (based on age at death).
June qtr 1844 - The birth of a James Johnson Whitman was registered in Westminster (Free BMD GRO ref Westminster 1 420).
30 March 1851 - He was living at 3 Montana Place, Lambeth (see 1851 census): -

13 February 1865 - He was a wood carver aged 22 living at 5 New St, Newington, Surrey when he married Lucy Alice Mitchell in Newington Register Office. He signed the register. His father Thomas, formerly a wood carver, was deceased (marriage certificate).
23 July 1865 - He was an architectural carver living at 4 New St, Kennington, when their daughter Florence Alice Julia was baptised in the district church of St Paul, Newington, Surrey (see register).
C 1865/66 - Their daughter Florence Alice Julia was born in Newington (see 1881 census). 12 September 1866 - He was a journeyman brass finisher aged 22 when he died at 2 Montfort Place Kennington of phthisis pulmonalis 12 months (death certificate).
15 September 1866 - Thomas Whitman of 2 Montfort Place Kennington who had been present at his death notified the registrar (death certificate).

Known child/children - Florence Alice Julia.

HARRIET JANE ALFORD (NÉE HELLMAN) (daughter of Robert and Mary Hellman)

4 December 1836 - She was baptised in East Budleigh parish church along with her twin sister Mary Lucy (see parish register).
6 June 1841 - Aged 4, she was living at Knowl Hill with (her grandparents Simon and Mary and (their children) Jane, William and James (see 1841 census).
30 March 1851 - Aged 14, she was living in Moor Lane, Budleigh Salterton, with her parents and her sister Lucy Mary (see 1851 census).
25 April 1858 - She was a spinster from Budleigh Salterton when her daughter Alice Lambert was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
C May/June 1860 - Her son Henry was born in Budleigh Salterton (see 1861 census).
7 April 1861 - She was an unmarried laundress aged 25 living in Budleigh Salterton with her children Alice aged 4 and Henry aged 10 months (see 1861 census).
C 1863/64 - Her daughter Annie was born in Budleigh Salterton (LDS 1881 census web-site).
26 October 1865 - She was a laundress of full age living in Budleigh Salterton when she married John Alford in East Budleigh parish church. She signed the register (see parish register and marriage certificate).
2 April 1871 - She was a laundress aged 34 living with her husband John and children Alice (Hillman), Harry (Hillman), Annie (Hillman), Elizabeth, Rosena and Frances, in Chapel St, Budleigh Salterton (see 1871 census).
3 April 1881 - She was a laundress aged 44 living in Queen St, East Budleigh with her husband John and children (see 1881 census).
5 April 1891 - She was a laundress aged 54 living at 6 Queen St, Budleigh Salterton with her husband John Thomas and grandchildren Arthur G Hillman and Beatrice M Alford (see 1891 census).
31 March 1901 - Aged 60, she was living with her husband John and her grandchildren George Hillman aged 19, Wallace Pengilly aged 17 and Beatrice Alford aged 13 in Queen St, Budleigh Salterton (see 1901 census).
29 January 1905 - She was the wife of John Thomas Alford when she died aged 68 at 6 Queen St, Budleigh Salterton, of mitral diseaseof the heart and dropsy (death certificate).
30 January 1905 - Her grand-daughter B. M. Alford, of 6 Queen St, Budleigh Salterton, who had been present at her death, advised the registrar (death certificate).
2 February 1905 - She was from Salterton when she was buried aged 68 at Budleigh Salterton parish church (see parish register).

Known child/children - Alice and Henry.

JOHN THOMAS ALFORD (son of Thomas and Elizabeth Trickey Alford)

17 September 1843 - He was baptised in East Budleigh parish church. His father was a labourer from East Budleigh (see parish register).
30 March 1851 - He was a scholar aged 8 living in Kersbrook, East Budleigh, with his widowed father Thomas, a labourer aged 39, and his siblings Mary aged 15, Harriett aged 9, and Charles aged 6. The family was shown as Alfred (see 1851 census).
26 October 1865 - He was a labourer of full age living in Budleigh Salterton when he married Harriett Hillman in East Budleigh parish church. He made his mark in the register (see parish register and marriage certificate).
22 July 1866 - He was a labourer from Budleigh Salterton when their daughter Elizabeth Florence Adele was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
25 December 1867 - He was a labourer from Budleigh Salterton when their daughter Rosina was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
9 October 1870 - He was a labourer from Budleigh Salterton when their daughter Frances Mary was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
2 April 1871 - He was a labourer aged 26 living with his wife Harriet, his step-children Alice (Hillman) aged 14, Harry (Hillman) aged 10, Annie (Hillman) aged 6, and their children Elizabeth aged 4, Rosena aged 3 and Frances aged 7 months, in Chapel St, Budleigh Salterton (see 1871 census).
15 January 1873 - He was a labourer from Budleigh Salterton when their son William John Thomas was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
10 January 1875 - He was a labourer from Budleigh Salterton when their daughter Isabel Hariet was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
8 April 1877 - He was a labourer from Budleigh Salterton when their son Charles Henry was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
Name    Relation    Marital Status    Gender    Age    Birthplace    Occupation
John ALFORD    Head    M    M    36    East Budleigh    Farm labourer
Harriett ALFORD    Wife    M    F    44    Budleigh Salterton    Laundress
Alice HILLMAN    Step dau    U    F    24    Budleigh Salterton    Laundress
Annie HILLMAN    Step dau    U    F    17    Budleigh Salterton    Lace maker
Elizabeth ALFORD    Dau        F    14    Budleigh Salterton    Servant
Rosina ALFORD    Dau        F    13    Budleigh Salterton    Lace worker
Frances ALFORD    Dau        F    11    Budleigh Salterton    Scholar
William ALFORD    Son        M    8    Budleigh Salterton    Scholar
Isabel ALFORD    Dau        F    6    Budleigh Salterton    Scholar
Charles ALFORD    Son        M    4    Budleigh Salterton    Scholar

5 April 1891 - He was a general labourer aged 46 living with his wife Harriet J and grandchildren Arthur G Hillman aged 9 and Beatrice M Alford aged 3 at 6 Queen St, Budleigh Salterton (see 1891 census).
31 March 1901 - He was a general labourer aged living with his wife Harriet and their grandchildren George Hillman aged 19, Wallace Pengilly aged 17 and Beatrice Alford aged 13 in Queen St, Budleigh Salterton (see 1901 census).
2 April 1911 - He was a widower aged 68 with no occupation lodging with Arthur George Hillman and family at 6 Queen St, Salterton (see 1911 census).
March qtr 1926 - The death of a John T Alford aged 80 was registered in St Thomas (GRO ref 5b 38).

CHARLOTTE FREEMAN CHANCELLOR (NÉE PERRIAM) (daughter of Henry and Sarah Perriam)

16 December 1836 - She was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
6 June 1841 - Aged 3, she was living in Fore St, Budleigh Salterton with her parents and siblings William, Sarah, Frances, Harriet, and George (see 1841 census).
30 March 1851 - She was a scholar aged 14 living in Fore St, Budleigh Salterton, with her siblings and Charles Underhill (see 1851 census).
7 October 1860 - Probate was granted to her grand father Charles Perriam's will in which she was to recieve a share along with her siblings Sarah Ann, Frances, Harriett, Henry George and Susan Ann, in the house occupied by her mother Sarah (see Charles Perriam's will).
7 April 1861 - She was an unmarried servant aged 24 living at 29 Fore St, Budleigh Salterton, with her mother Sarah and siblings Harriet and George, and her niece Frances Underhill (see 1861 census).
19 September 1868 - She was aged 30 (sic) when she arrived in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, aboard the True Briton. Her passage from Gravesend had been unassisted. She signed her name. Her sister Lucy was with her (Ancestry web-site).
24 September 1868 - She was a spinster aged 31 living in Errol St, Hotham, Victoria, when she married William Chancellor at Lillaways, Hotham. She was the daughter of Henry Perriam, a baker, and Sarah Freeman and had been born in Devonshire, England. Lucy Ann Perriam (her sister) was one of the witnesses (see schedule of marriages).
12 September 1900 - She was the wife of William Chancellor when she died in Melbourne S H Hospital in her 64th year and was subsequently buried in the Methodist section E of Melbourne General Cemetery (memorial transcription from Marilyn Kenny 18/9/11).
12 September 1900 - She died aged 63 from apoplexy and chronic brain degeneration in the Homeopathic Hospital, St Kilda Rd, North Melbourne. She was the daughter of Henry Perriam, a baker, and Sarah Perriam formerly Freeman. She had been born in Devonshire, England and had lived in Victoria for 32 years. She had married William Chancellor in Melbourne 31 years ago. She had two children, William aged 31 and Arthur aged 28 (see schedule of deaths).
14 September 1900 - Joseph Allison an authorised agent advised the South Melbourne registrar of her death (see schedule of deaths).
15 September 1900 - She was buried in Melbourne cemetery (see schedule of deaths).

WILLIAM CHANCELLOR (son of Mark and Lavinia Chancellor)

13 April 1834 - He was born (to be confirmed) in South Stoke (see 1851 census).
8 June 1834 - He was baptised in Midsomer Norton parish church. His father was a shoemaker from Mitford (Freereg web-site).
6 June 1841 - Aged 7, he was living with Richard and Sarah Holmes in Midsomer Norton (see 1841 census).
30 March 1851 - He was a shoemaker aged 16 working for his father and living in South Stoke with his parents Mark, a shoemaker aged 46 and Lavinia, aged 46, his siblings Baumette (?), a governess aged 15, Sarah aged 12, Ellen aged 8 and Edwin aged 6, as well as visitors Sarah Holmes aged 38 and Albert Holmes aged 4 (see 1851 census).
6 November 1851 - His father Mark died (info from Roland Purnell 16/11/11).
13 November 1851 - His father Mark was from Southstoke when he was buried aged 46 at Southstoke parish church (info from Roland Purnell 16/11/11).
December qtr 1851 - The death of his father Mark was registered in Bath (GRO ref XI 35).
12 October 1852 - He was aged 18 when he arrived in Melbourne, Victoria aboard Cambridge. He was unassisted and had sailed from Liverpool (The Argus dated 13 October 1852 and PRO Victoria Index to Unassisted Inward Passenger Lists to Victoria 1852-1923 - Fiche 11 Page 006).
April 1857 - His mother Lavinia aged 47 and his siblings Burnetta aged 20, Sarah aged 18, Eleanor aged 14, and Edwin aged 12 arrived in Melbourne on the Mount Stuart Elphinstone (PRO Victoria Index to Unassisted Inward Passenger Lists to Victoria 1852-1923).
24 September 1868 - He was a bachelor and a boot maker aged 34 living in Errol St, Hotham, Victoria, when he married Charlotte Freeman Perriam at Lillaways, Hotham. He was the son of Mark Chancellor, a boot maker, and Lavinia Smith and had been born in Somersetshire, England. He signed his name. Edwin Chancellor was one of the witnesses (see schedule of marriages).
16 July 1869 - Their son William Perriam was born in Melbourne, Victoria (Beath and Tait Complete Family Tree web-site)..
31 October 1871 - Their son Arthur Henry was born in Melbourne (Beath and Tait Complete Family Tree web-site)..
12 September 1900 - He was living in Carrol St, North Melbourne when his wife Charlotte Freeman died (The Argus 14 September 1900 edition).
2 November 1905 - He made his will (see The Argus 18 October 1910 edition).
15 September 1910 - He died aged 75 at the home of his son Arthur Henry 15 Washington St, Essendon and was subsequently buried in the Methodist section E of Melbourne General Cemetery (information from The Argus 17 September 1910 edition and memorial transcription from Marilyn Kenny 18/9/11). He was a retired boot merchant. He died from chronic cerebral softening over many months, pulmonary congestion and heart failure. His father Mark was a bootmaker. His mother Lavinia’s maiden name was Smith. His son Arthur of Essendon registered his death the same day. He had been born in Bridford, Somerset and had lived in Victoria for 52 years. He had married his wife Charlotte in North Melbourne. They had been married for 33 years and had two children, William Perriam aged 41 and Arthur aged 39 (see schedule of deaths).
17 September 1910 - He was buried in Melbourne General cemetery (see schedule of deaths).
18 October 1910 - “Wills and Estates (The amounts given in estates are gross, and subject to any debts owing by the estates.) William Chancellor, late of Washington street, Essendon, retired boot and shoe dealer, who died on September 15, under a will dated November 2, 1905, left estate valued for probate at £2,031 including £1,310 reality and £721 personality, to his sons.” (see The Argus 18 October 1910 edition).
19 October 1910 - He was a former boot and shoe dealer when probate was granted to his estate (Public Record Office Victoria ref 117/569)

Known child/children - William Perriam and Arthur Henry.

HARRIET FREEMAN ALFORD (NÉE PERRIAM) (daughter of Henry and Sarah Perriam)

16 June 1839 - She was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
6 June 1841 - Aged 2, she was living in Fore St, Budleigh Salterton with her parents and siblings William, Sarah, Frances, Charlotte, and George (see 1841 census).
30 March 1851 - Aged 12, she was visiting John Underhill, a policeman, and his wife Mary at 33 Little Guildford, Bloomsbury. Her mother Sarah and brother William were with her (see 1851 census).
7 October 1860 - Probate was granted to her grand father Charles Perriam's will in which she was to recieve a share along with her siblings Sarah Ann, Frances, Charlotte, Henry George and Susan Ann, in the house occupied by her mother Sarah (see Charles Perriam's will).
7 April 1861 - She was an unmarried dressmaker aged 21 living at 29 Fore St, Budleigh Salterton, with her mother Sarah and siblings Charlotte and George, and her niece Frances Underhill (see 1861 census).
18 March 1870 - She was present at the death in Budleigh Salterton of her mother Sarah (SP’s death certificate).
26 March 1870 - She was from Budleigh Salterton when she registered the death of her mother Sarah. She made her mark in the register (SP’s death certificate).
25 December 1878 - She was a seamstress of full age living in Budleigh Salterton when she married William Alford in East Budleigh parish church. She made her mark in the register (marriage certificate).
3 April 1881 - She was a domestic aged 38 living with her husband William J in the High St, Budleigh Salterton (see 1881 census).
5 April 1891 - She was a washerwoman aged 67 (sic) living with her husband William and a lodger Emily Hillman in 13 Chapel St, Budleigh Salterton (see 1891 census).
31 March 1901 - Aged 60, she was living with her husband William in Chapel St, Budleigh Salterton (see 1901 census).

WILLIAM JAMES ALLFORD (son of Thomas & Maria Allford)

27 February 1857 - He was born in East Budleigh (birth certificate).
22 march 1857 - His mother, Maria, made her mark when she registered his birth. Her maiden name was Taylor. She was from East Budleigh. His father Thomas was a labourer (bbirth certificate).
5 April 1857 - He was baptised in East Budleigh parish church. His father was a labourer from Kersbrook, East Budleigh (see parish register).
7 April 1861 - Aged 3, he was living at 4 Kersbrook, Budleigh Salterton, with his parents Thomas, an agricultural labourer aged 49, and Maria aged 39, his step siblings Matilda and Thomas Taylor aged 12 and 10 respectively, and his siblings Walter aged 6 and Emily aged 1 (see 1861 census).
25 December 1878 - He was a labourer of full age living in Budleigh Salterton when he married Harriet Perriam in East Budleigh parish church. He made his mark in the register. Emily Alford was one of the witnesses (marriage certificate).
3 April 1881 - He was a general labourer aged 25 living with his wife Harriett in the High St, Budleigh Salterton (see 1881 census).
5 April 1891 - He was an agricultural labourer aged 34 living with his wife Harriet and a lodger Emily Hillman in 13 Chapel St, Budleigh Salterton (see 1891 census).
31 March 1901 - He was a general labourer aged 48 living with his wife Harriet F in Chapel St, Budleigh Salterton (see 1901 census).

GEORGE HENRY PERRIAM (son of Henry and Sarah Perriam)

6 April 1841 - He was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
6 June 1841 - Aged 2 months, he was living in Fore St, Budleigh Salterton with his parents and siblings William, Sarah, Frances, Charlotte, and Harriet (see 1841 census).
30 March 1851 - He was a scholar aged 10 living in Fore St, East Budleigh, with his siblings (see 1851 census).
7 October 1860 - Probate was granted to his grand father Charles Perriam's will in which he was to receive a share along with his siblings Sarah Ann, Frances, Charlotte, Harriett and Susan Ann, in the house occupied by his mother Sarah (see Charles Perriam's will).
7 April 1861 - He was an unmarried sailor (coasting) aged 20 living at 29 Fore St, Budleigh Salterton, with his mother Sarah and siblings Charlotte and Harriet, and his niece Frances Underhill (see 1861 census).
2 April 1871 - He was a mariner aged 30 living at 2 High St, Budleigh Salterton, with his married sister Sarah Underhill, her husband Charles, and their children (see 1871 census).
1 January 1875 - He was a fisherman aged 34 when he died in Budleigh Salterton of phthisis pulmonalis (death certificate).
7 January 1875 - He was from Budleigh Salterton when he was buried aged 34 at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
8 January 1875 - C Underhill, who had been present at his death, advised the registrar (death certificate).
7 June 1876 - He had been a master mariner and a bachelor when the administration of his estate valued at under £100 was granted at Exeter to his sister Sarah Ann Underhill, (wife of Charles Underhill, a baker), of Budleigh Salterton (National Probate Calendar).

LUCY ANN FREEMAN LUSH (NÉE PERRIAM) (daughter of Henry and Sarah Perriam)

22 May 1843 - She was born in East Budleigh (birth certificate).
18 June 1843 - She was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).
30 March 1851 - Aged 7, she was living in Fore St, Budleigh Salterton, with her siblings and Charles Underhill (see 1851 census).
7 October 1860 - Probate was granted to her grand father Charles Perriam's will in which she was to receive a share along with her siblings Sarah Ann, Frances, Charlotte, Harriett and Henry George, in the house occupied by her mother Sarah. NB she was shown as Susan Ann (see Charles Perriam's will).
7 April 1861 - She was housemaid aged 17 living/working at 2 South Promenade, Budleigh Salterton, with George P Neave and family (see 1861 census).
19 September 1868 - She was aged 25 when she arrived in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, aboard the True Briton. Her passage from Gravesend had been unassisted. Her sister Charlotte was with her (Ancestry web-site).
24 September 1868 - She was a witness to the wedding of her sister Charlotte to William Chancellor at Lillaways, Hotham, Victoria. She signed her name (see schedule of marriages).
25 January 1876 - She was a spinster aged 32 living at Earl St, Hotham, when she married Charles Henry Lush by licence in the Wesleyan Parsonage, Hotham, Melbourne. The witnesses were William and Charlotte Chancellor (see marriage schedule).
1903 - She was living at 223 Coppin St, South Richmond. Her husband Charles henry and daughter Rose were also registered at the same address (see 1903 electoral roll).
23 July 1908 - She was a housewife aged 64 when she was admitted into Kew Asylum. She had been suffering from senile dementia for 57 weeks and was frail and feeble. Her daughter Charlotte had given her authority (Register of Patients and Nominal Register of Patients - Kew Asylum).
10 February 1909 - She died aged 65 in Kew, Victoria (Register of Patients and and Nominal Register of Patients - Kew Asylum).
12 February 1909 - An inquest was held into her death, at which it was decided that she had died from broncho-pneumonia, exhaustion and heart failure (see schedule of deaths).
13 February 1909 - She was buried in Melbourne cemetery (see schedule of deaths).

CHARLES HENRY LUSH (son of Charles and Martha Lush)

June qtr 1838 - The birth of a Charles Lush was registered in St George, Hanover Square (GRO ref 1 XIV).
2 January 1839 - He was baptised in St Mary-le-Bone parish church, Middlesex. He was living in Great Chesterfield St. His father was a servant (see parish register).
21 August 1860 - He was a servant of full age living in Melbourne, Colony of Victoria, when he married Elizabeth Budd in St Pancras parish church. He signed the register. His father Charles was an omnibus proprietor (see parish register).
C October 1861 - His son Charles Isaiah was born (see The Argus date 4 December 1873) in St Kilda, Victoria. He was registered as Isaiah (reg no 19456).
14 December 1863 - His first wife (Elizabeth) died (see marriage schedule CHL/LAP).
26 February 1865 - He left Otago, New Zealand, on board the Gala bound for London with his son Charles (see Otago Witness dated 4 March 1865).
14 November 1865 - He arrived in Melbourne, Victoria aged 27 aboard the Norfolk. His passage from London had been unassisted (PRO Victoria Unassisted Inward Passenger Lists web-site).
22 November 1873 - He was late of Camden Town when his son Charles Isaiah aged twelve years and one month died at Nicholson St, Carlton (Melbourne) (see The Argus dated 4 December 1873).
1873 - The death of his son Charles Isaiah was registered in Victoria (ref no 10204).
25 January 1876 - He was a traveller and a widower aged 37 living in Swan St, Richmond, when he married Lucy Ann Perriam by licence in the Wesleyan Parsonage, Hotham, Melbourne. He had had two children from his first marriage both of whom were dead (see marriage schedule).
1876 - Their daughter Charlotte Lucy was born in Richmond, Victoria (Ancestry web-site).
1878 - Their daughter Edith Rose was born in Richmond, Victoria (Ancestry web-site).
1903 - He was a carrier living at 223 Coppin St, South Richmond. His wife Lucy Ann and daughter Rose were also registered at the same address (see 1903 electoral roll).
10 July 1907 - He was a driver living at 235 Coppin St, Richmond when he signed his will. He wished to leave to his daughter Charlotte Lucy Lush real estate consisting of land and villa thereon known as 235 Coppin Street Richmond and personal estate consisting of all furniture, piano, crockery, pictures and ornaments and one third of all his remaining personal estate. To his daughter Edith Rose Peace he wished to leave real estate consisting of land and villa thereon known as number 330 Swan St Richmond, and two thirds of his remaining personal estate (see will and probate).
Tuesday 7 July 1908 - He was aged 70 when he left his house at 223 Coppin St to pay a gas bill (see The Argus 2 August 1908 edition). He was 5’3” tall, and had a thin grey beard and moustache. He was wearing a blue serge suit and a black bowler hat. For nearly 30 years he had driven the town express delivery wagon for Messrs James McEwan & Co. Some time previous he had started a business of his own which it was thought may have caused him some worry, although he had not displayed this to those that knew him intimately. He had left the office (after paying the gas bill) between 2.30 and 3 pm and had not been seen since (see The Mercury (Hobart, Tasmania) dated Monday 13 July 1908).
Tuesday 28 July 1908 - His body was found in the river Yarra near to South Wharf (see The Argus 2 August 1908 edition edition and The North Western Advocate and The Emu Bay Times (Tasmania) dated Wednesday 29 July 1908).
29 July 1908 - He was buried in Melbourne cemetery (see East Melbourne schedule of deaths).
1 August 1908 - An inquest was held in Melbourne by R H Cole, the Coroner. He had been found drowned but there was no evidence as to how he got into the water (see East Melbourne schedule of deaths).
3 August 1908 – His death was registered in East Melbourne (see East Melbourne schedule of deaths).
Tuesday 11 August 1908 - The following notice appeared in The Argus: -

“Notice is hereby given that after the expiration of fourteen days from the publication hereof application will be made to the Supreme Court of the State of Victoria in the Probate Jurisdiction that PROBATE of the WILL of CHARLES HENRY LUSH, late of 223 Coppin Street, Richmond, driver, deceased may be granted to Charlotte Lucy Lush, of 223 Coppin Street, Richmond aforesaid spinster and Robert Erskine Murray, of Station Street, Box Hill, salesman, the executrix and executor named and appointed by the said will.
   Dated this 10th day of August, 1908
   SUGDIN and CORNWALL 352 Collins Street, Melbourne proctors for the applicants"

4 November 1908 - His will was proved by his executor Robert Erskine Murray of Station Street Box Hill, salesman and his executrix, his daughter, Charlotte Lucy Lush of 235 Coppin Street, Richmond He had been a driver living at 235 Coppin St, Richmond. The value of his real estate was under £750 and that of his personal estate did not exceed two hundred and seventy one pounds twelve shillings and seven pence. (see probate).
28 November 1908 - Probate was granted for his estate in the Supreme Court of Victoria (see will and probate).

Known child/children - (Elizabeth) - Charles Isaiah + one other.
                                    (with Lucy Ann) - Charlotte Lucy and Edith Rose.

Click to see a transcription of his will

ELIZABETH LUSH (NÉE BUDD) (daughter of Thomas Budd)

21 August 1860 - She was a spinster of full age living in St Pancras when she married Charles Lush in St Pancras parish church. She signed the register. Her father Thomas was a carman (see parish register).
November 1862 - A Mrs Lush aged 28 and an infant left Victoria on board the City of Hobart bound for Otago. New Zealand (PRO Victoria Unassisted Outward Passenger Lists web-site).
14 December 1863 - She died (see marriage schedule CHL/LAP).

GENERATION 10

CHARLOTTE FORD (NÉE PERRIAM (daughter of William and Lucy Perriam)

14 July 1854 - She was born in the St Thomas Union Workhouse (birth certificate).
18 July 1854 - Her mother, Lucy, from Budleigh Salterton, registered her birth (birth certificate).
7 April 1861 - She was a scholar aged 6 lodging at 2 Victoria Place, Budleigh Salterton, with her widowed mother Lucy, her sister Frances and Anthony Saunders, a coastguard, and his family (see 1861 census).
4 July 1880 - She was of age and living in Newington when she married John Ford in All saints parish church, Upper Norwood, Surrey. She signed the register (see parish register).
3 April 1881 - Aged 25, she was living at 23 Ashburnham Villas, Station Rd, Lambeth, with her husband John (see 1881 census).
5 April 1891 - Aged 35, she was living with her husband John and children Mable and Harold at Parkhill, Alexandra Rd, Lambeth (see 1891 census).
31 March 1901 - Aged 42, she was living at 1 Flairview Terrace, Lambeth with her husband John and children Mabel, Harold and Lillian, and Alice Willsher, a boarder (see 1901 census).
2 April 1911 - She was living at 31 Camden Hill Rd, Upper Norwood (see 1911 census): -

Name	Relationship	Age	Particulars of Marriage	Occupation	Birthplace
John Ford	Head	54	Married 30 Years. 4 children including 1 dead.	Builder's carpenter	Parkstone, Dorset
Charlotte Ford	Wife	55	Married	-	Budleigh Salterton, Devonshire
Alice Mabel Anne Ford	Daughter	27	Single	None	Upper Norwood, London
Lilian Florence Ivy Ford	Daughter	13	-	None	West Norwood, London

1925 - She was living with her husband John at 43 Camden Hill Rd, Norwood (see 1925 electoral register).
1926 - She was living with her husband John at 43 Camden Hill Rd, Norwood (see 1926 electoral register).
1927 - She was living with her husband John at 43 Camden Hill Rd, Norwood (see 1927 electoral register).

JOHN FORD (son of James and Harriet Jemima Ford)

2 April 1857 - He was born in Parkstone, Dorset (birth certificate).
5 May 1857 - His father, James, a boatman in the coastguard living in Parkstone, registered his birth (birth certificate).
7 April 1861 - Aged 4, he was living in Parkstone, Dorset, with his parents  James, a coastguard boatman aged 46, and Harriet J aged 46, and his siblings Eliza A aged 21, Edward aged 15, Joseph aged 13, Thomas aged 10, and Emily aged 8 (see 1861 census).
2 April 1871 - He was a scholar aged 13 living with his widower father James, a chief boatman with the Coastguard, and his siblings Emily J aged 17, and Ellen aged 12 (see 1871 census).
4 July 1880 - He was a carpenter of age and living in Norwood when he married Charlotte Perriam in All saints parish church, Upper Norwood, Surrey. He signed the register (see parish register).
3 April 1881 - He was a carpenter aged 24 living with his wife Charlotte at 23 Ashburnham Villas, Station Rd, Lambeth (see 1881 census).
19 July 1881 - Their son Norman John was born (see Woodland Road School register).
4 September 1881 - He was a carpenter living in Station Rd when their son Norman John was baptised in Christ Church parish church, Gipsey Hill (see parish register).
C 1883/84 - Their daughter Alice Mable Anne was born in Upper Norwood, London (see 1911 census).
4 November 1883 - He was a carpenter living in Barnfield Rd, Gipsy Hill, Surrey when their daughter Alice Mabel Civil (sic) was baptised in Christchurch parish church, Gipsy Hill (see parish register).
22 February 1886 - He was living at Silkenden House when their son Norman John started at Woodland Road School, Lambeth (see school register).
9 September 1889 - He was living at 152 Romany Rd when their son Norman John started at Salters Hill School, Gipsy Rd, (Norwood) (see school register).
March qtr 1890 - The death of a Norman John Ford (their son?) aged 8 was registered in Camberwell (GRO ref 1d 490).
C 1890 (?) - Their son Harold was born in Forest (?) Hill, Kent (see 1891 census).
30 November 1890 - He was a carpenter living at 1/9 Queen's Rd when their son Harold Stanley was baptised in St Luke's parish church, West Norwood, London (see parish register).
5 April 1891 - He was a carpenter aged 34 living with his wife Charlotte and children Mable, a scholar aged 7, and Harold aged 6 months (?) at Parkhill, Alexandra Rd, Lambeth (see 1891 census).
C 1897/98 - Their daughter Lilian Florence Ivy was born in West Norwood, London (see 1911 census).
4 July 1897 - He was a carpenter living at 1 Fairsea Terrace, Auckland Hill when their daughter Lilian Florence Ivy was baptised in St Luke's parish church, West Norwood, London (see parish register).
31 March 1901 - He was a carpenter aged 42, living at 1 Flairview Terrace, Lambeth with his wife Charlotte, their children Mabel, a book folder/binder aged 17, Harold aged 10 and Lillian aged 3, and Alice Willsher, a boarder (see 1901 census).
2 April 1911 - He was a builder’s carpenter aged 54 living with his wife and their children at 31 Camden Hill Rd, Upper Norwood (see 1911 census).
1925 - He was living with his wife Charlotte at 43 Camden Hill Rd, Norwood (see 1925 electoral register).
1926 - He was living with his wife Charlotte at 43 Camden Hill Rd, Norwood (see 1926 electoral register).
1927 - He was living with his wife Charlotte at 43 Camden Hill Rd, Norwood (see 1927 electoral register).

Known child/children - Norman John, Alice Mabel Anne, Harold Stanley and Lilian Florence Ivy.

FRANCES SHOBBROOK (NÉE PERRIAM) (daughter of William and Lucy Perriam)

19 March 1856 - She was born in Budleigh Salterton (birth certificate).
7 April 1861 - She was a scholar aged 5 lodging at 2 Victoria Place, Budleigh Salterton, with her widowed mother Lucy, her sister Charlotte and Anthony Saunders, a coastguard, and his family (see 1861 census).
2 April 1877 - She was a tailoress aged 20 living in Mary Arches St, Exeter, when she married Joseph Shobbrook in the Register Office at Exeter (marriage certificate).

See also the Shobbrook family history.

ALFRED HEACOCK (son of Lucy Mary Heacock)

22 June 1876 - He was born at 8 Exe St, Exeter (birth certificate).
23 April 1878 - He died in Rack St, Exeter, aged 1 year 9 months, of debility from birth and bronchitis (14 days) (death certificate).
24 April 1878 - His mother registered his death (death certificate).
26 (sic) April 1878 - He was aged 1 ¾ and from St Mary Major when he was buried in plot A 275 42 of the Higher Cemetery, Exeter (see index card).
27 (sic) April 1878 - He was from Rack St and aged 21 months when his burial service was held at St Mary Major parish church, Exeter (see parish register).

OTHER BASTONS

13 December 1685 - Walter son of Walter and Mary Baston was baptised in Ottery St Mary parish church (see parish register).

14 August 1687 - Eliza daughter of Gideon and Mary Baston was baptised in Ottery St Mary parish church (see parish register).

16 November 1691 - Gideon son of Gideon and Mary Bastone was baptised in Ottery St Mary parish church (see parish register).

23 December 1703 - Nathaniel son of Gideon and Mary Bastion was baptised in Ottery St Mary parish church (see parish register).

11 November 1733 - Joan (?) Bastone was buried at Ottery St Mary parish church (see parish register).

23 January 1737/38 - William Bastone was buried at Ottery St Mary parish church (see parish register).

OTHER FREEMANS

26 April 1825 - John Cowd married Elizabeth Freeman of Otterton in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

3 August 1825 - Abraham Freeman aged 48 from Otterton Hill, Budleigh Salterton was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

14 October 1829 - George Bence married Ann Freeman in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

8 May 1851 - Ann Freeman aged 79 from Budleigh Salterton was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

7 June 1860 - Isabella Freeman aged 66 from Budleigh Salterton was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

OTHER HILLMANS

10 June 1794 - Thomas Hilman married Grace Anning in East Budleigh parish church (see parish church).

17 August 1794 - William son of John and Sarah Helman was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

21 December 1794 - Thomas Hillman was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

5 May 1795 - William Hillman was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

2 January 1796 - Thomas Hillman was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

22 January 1796 - Thomas son of Thomas and Grace Helman was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish church).

16 February 1797 - Mary Hellman was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

7 June 1797 - Thomas son of John and Sarah Hellman was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish church).

31 July 1797 - Thomas son of Thomas and Grace Hellman was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish church).

10 October 1798 - Thomas Hilman married Margaret Hall in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

1 May 1799 - Mary daughter of Thomas and Margaret Hellman was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish church).

27 July 1800 - John son of John and Sarah Hellman was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish church).

16 April 1801 - Elizabeth daughter of Thomas and Margaret Hellman was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish church).

9 November 1802 - Wm Hillman son of Elizabeth Woosman was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish church).

30 October 1803 - Sarah daughter of Thomas and Margaret Hellman was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish church).

15 September 1805 - Charlotte daughter of Thomas and Margaret Hellman was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish church).

19 May 1806 - Thomas Tarrant married Sarah Hillman in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

19 May 1823 - William Harris, a widower, married Mary Hillman in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

7 September 1823 - John son of Sarah Hillman of East Budleigh was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

16 April 1824 - John Sandford, a widower, married Jane Hillman, a widow, in East Budleigh parish church. The witnesses were Simon and Mary Hillman (see parish register).

11 February 1825 - John Harris married Elizabeth Hillman in East Budleigh parish church. Charlotte Hillman was a witness (see parish register).

4 October 1829 - Charles son of Charles Hellman, a shoemaker from East Budleigh, and his wife Agnes, was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

18 March 1830 - John Hillman made his mark when he married Leah Warren Parker in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

16 May 1830 - Harriet Hillman aged 1 from Budleigh Salterton was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

10 October 1830 - Leah Swalland daughter of John Hillman, a labourer from Knowle, and his wife Leah Warren, was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

4 September 1831 - Stephen son of Charles Hillman, a shoemaker from East Budleigh, and his wife Agnes, was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

15 July 1832 - Morab daughter of John Hillman, a labourer from Knowle, and his wife Leah Warren, was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

18 July 1832 - Morab Hillman aged 4 days from Knowle was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

24 March 1833 - Sarah Ann daughter of Charles Hillman, a shoemaker from East Budleigh, and his wife Agnes, was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

7 July 1833 - Sarah Ann daughter of John Hillman, a labourer from Knowle, and his wife Leah Warren, was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

11 July 1833 - Sarah Ann Hillman aged 4 weeks from Knowle was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

30 January 1835 - Walter son of Charles Helman, a shoemaker from East Budleigh, and his wife Agnes, was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

20 November 1836 - Sanders son of Charles Hellman, a shoemaker from East Budleigh, and his wife Agnes, was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

1 September 1837 - Sanders Hillman aged 1 from East Budleigh was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

29 July 1838 - Sanders son of Charles Hellman, a shoemaker from East Budleigh, and his wife Agnes, was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

2 December 1838 - Lucy Warren daughter of John Hillman, a labourer from Knowle, and his wife Leah Warren, was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

8 September 1839 - Elias Hillman aged 27 of Budleigh Salterton was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

31 January 1841 - Wilhelmyna daughter of Charles Hillman, a shoe maker from East Budleigh, and his wife Agnes, was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

31 July 1842 - Matilda Maria daughter of John Hillman, a labourer form Knowle, and his wife Leah Parker, was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

2 March 1845 - Rhoda Sarah Edmonds daughter of John Hillman, a labourer from Knowle, and his wife Leah Parker, was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

2 October 1846 - Elias Hillman aged 3 months from Budleigh Salterton was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

29 December 1847 - Margaret Hillman aged 76 from Budleigh Salterton was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

20 April 1848 - Elias Endacott son of William, a mason from Budleigh Salterton, and Eliza Hillman was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

10 December 1848 - Elias Endicott Helman aged 8 months from Budleigh Salterton was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

4 January 1849 - Matilda Hilman aged 8 months from Knowle was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

28 October 1849 - Sarah daughter of William, a mason from Budleigh Salterton, and Eliza Hillman was baptised in East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

23 November 1854 - Charles Hilman aged 3 months from East Budleigh was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

22 April 1855 - Walter Edward Hilman aged 4 from Knowle, East Budleigh was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

30 December 1855 - William Hillman aged 46 from Budleigh Salterton was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

22 July 1857 - William Charles Hillman aged 5 days from Budleigh Salterton was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

5 December 1858 - Elizabeth Alice Hillman aged 7 from Knowle, East Budleigh was buried at East Budleigh parish church (see parish register).

OTHER LENDONS

4 April 1703 - William son of Phillip and Mary Lendon was baptised in Aylesbeare parish church (see parish register).

16 September 1706 - Phillip son of Phillip and Mary Lendon was baptised in Aylesbeare parish church (see parish register).

4 November 1706 - Phil Lendon was buried at Aylesbeare parish church (D&CRS).

3 April 1707 - Hannah Lendon was buried at Aylesbeare parish church (D&CRS).