Joseph Moulds 1

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"Descendants of Joseph Moulds c. 1724"
Section 1 Descendants 1 -35 | Section 2 Descendants 36 - 137

Information supplied by Richard Klapper <rklapper-at-houston.rr.com> .
Entered 1st March 2003, Updated 1st February 2006, Updated 4th April 2007

Descendants of Joseph Moulds

Generation No. 1

1. JOSEPH1 MOULDS1,2,3 was born 1724 in Wood Newton, Northants, England4, and died Dec 1790 in Wood Newton, Northants, England4. He married SARAH ELIZABETH ASKEW5,6,7,8 02 Oct 1748 in Wood Newton, Northants, England9. She died Oct 1783 in Wood Newton, Northants, England10.

More About JOSEPH MOULDS:

Burial: 12 Dec 1790, Wood Newton, Northants, England10

More About SARAH ELIZABETH ASKEW:

Burial: 08 Oct 1783, Wood Newton, Northants, England10

More About JOSEPH MOULDS and SARAH ASKEW:

Marriage: 02 Oct 1748, Wood Newton, Northants, England10

Children of JOSEPH MOULDS and SARAH ASKEW are:

i. SARAH2 MOLDS11, d. Sep 1762, Wood Newton, Northants, England11.

More About SARAH MOLDS:

Burial: 26 Sep 1762, Wood Newton, Northants, England11

ii. HENRY MOLDS11, b. 1749, Wood Newton, Northants, England11; d. 23 May 1815, Apethorpe, Northants, England12.

More About HENRY MOLDS:

Baptism: 02 Jul 1749, Wood Newton, Northants, England13

Burial: 23 May 1815, Apethorpe, Northants, England14

iii. JOSEPH MOLDS15, b. Abt. 1751, Wood Newton, Northants, England15; m. SUSANNA LANGLEY16.

More About JOSEPH MOLDS:

Baptism: 13 Jan 1750/51, Wood Newton, Northants, England17

iv. WILLIAM MOLDS17, b. 1753, Wood Newton, Northants, England17; d. Dec 1759, Wood Newton, Northants, England17.

More About WILLIAM MOLDS:

Baptism: 11 Mar 1753, Wood Newton, Northants, England17

Burial: 13 Dec 1759, Wood Newton, Northants, England17

v. MARY MOLDS18, b. 1754, Wood Newton, Northants, England18; d. May 1756, Wood Newton, Northants, England18.

More About MARY MOLDS:

Burial: 29 May 1756, Wood Newton, Northants, England18

vi. JOHN MOLDS19, b. 1757, Wood Newton, Northants, England19.

More About JOHN MOLDS:

Baptism: 10 Apr 1757, Wood Newton, Northants, England19

vii. ELIZABETH MOLDS20, b. 1759, Wood Newton, Northants, England20.

2. viii. WILLIAM MOLDS, b. 1761, Wood Newton, Northants, England; d. Oct 1816, Southwick, Northants, England.

ix. SARAH MOLDS20, b. 1762, Wood Newton, Northants, England20.

More About SARAH MOLDS:

Baptism: 20 Nov 1762, Wood Newton, Northants, England20

x. MARY MOLDS20, b. 1764, Wood Newton, Northants, England20.

More About MARY MOLDS:

Baptism: 10 Jun 1764, Wood Newton, Northants, England20

xi. THOMAS MOLDS21, b. 1767, Wood Newton, Northants, England21.

More About THOMAS MOLDS:

Baptism: 27 Dec 1767, Wood Newton, Northants, England21

Generation No. 2

2. WILLIAM2 MOLDS (JOSEPH1 MOULDS)22,23,24 was born 1761 in Wood Newton, Northants, England25,26, and died Oct 1816 in Southwick, Northants, England27. He married ELIZABETH COX28,29 15 Nov 1784 in Southwick Parish Church, Southwick, Northants, England30. She was born Abt. 1761 in Northants County, England31.

Notes for WILLIAM MOLDS:

With regard to the marriage register you are quite right about the few days or weeks required to register in the place of marriage. I have several of these in all the lines I have traced although it was more usual to happen in larger places such as Stamford, Northampton, Kettering etc. It is also, in the case of WILLIAM more than likely that he moved the 3 miles from Wood Newton to find work and was living in Southwick and courted Elizabeth Cox and decided to make it his permanent place of residence.

Personally I am quite convinced that your respective ancestor is the WILLIAM son of JOSEPH and SARAH [ASKEW] MOLD. At one time I wondered if he could be my direct ancestor and married ANNE GAMBLE but he would have only been 15 at the time and he was supposed to have been working in Wittering at the time of marriage - so both WILLIAMS were wanderers! So the WILLIAM son of THOMAS and MARY [ASKEW] MOLD turned out to be mine and the burial date clinched the matter.

The 4.2 km was less than 1 hours walk for the fit young men of that time. I don't think you will find any other WILLIAM MOLD that close to Southwick and within the same time frame.

E-mail from John Langley to Richard Klapper and Cheryl Moulds dated March 21, 2007

More About WILLIAM MOLDS:

Baptism: 16 Aug 1761, Wood Newton, Northants, England32

Burial: 05 Oct 1816, Southwick, England33

Witness: Feb 1796, Marriage - John Sewell/Mary Wight34

More About ELIZABETH COX:

Residence: 1841, Southwick, Northants, England35

More About WILLIAM MOLDS and ELIZABETH COX:

Marriage: 15 Nov 1784, Southwick Parish Church, Southwick, Northants, England36

Children of WILLIAM MOLDS and ELIZABETH COX are:

i. OLIVER COX3 MOLDS37, b. 1785, Southwick, Northamptonshire, England37.

More About OLIVER COX MOLDS:

Baptism: 19 Aug 1785, Southwick, Northants, England38

ii. JOSEPH MOULES39, b. 1787, Southwick, Northamptonshire, England39.

More About JOSEPH MOULES:

Baptism: 22 Jul 1787, Southwick, Northants, England40

iii. MARY MOLDS41, b. 1789, Southwick, Northants, England42.

More About MARY MOLDS:

Baptism: 04 Oct 1789, Southwick, Northants, England42

3. iv. WILLIAM MOLDS, b. 1792, Southwick, Northamptonshire, England; d. 20 Dec 1862, Woodcroft, Etton, Northamptonshire, England.

v. HENRY MOLDS43, b. 1795, Southwick, Northamptonshire, England43.

More About HENRY MOLDS:

Baptism: 05 Apr 1795, Southwick, Northants, England44

Occupation: 1871, Publican45

Residence: 1871, Kirkby la Thorpe, Lincolnshire, England45

4. vi. JOHN MOULD, b. 1801, Southwick, Northamptonshire, England; d. 08 May 1857.

Generation No. 3

3. WILLIAM3 MOLDS (WILLIAM2, JOSEPH1 MOULDS)46 was born 1792 in Southwick, Northamptonshire, England47, and died 20 Dec 1862 in Woodcroft, Etton, Northamptonshire, England48. He married MARY EDITH PICK49,50,51,52 25 Nov 1816 in Uffington, Lincolnshire, England53,54. She was born Bet. 1791 - 1792 in Essendine, Northamptonshire, England55,56,57,58,59, and died 12 Jan 1847 in Woodcroft, Northamptonshire, England60.

More About WILLIAM MOLDS:

Baptism: 01 Apr 1792, Southwick, Northants, England61

Burial: 24 Dec 1862, Etton Northamptonshire, England62,63

Cause of Death: Abscess 3 months No Medical Attendant64

Occupation: 05 Apr 1852, Labourer65

Residence: 24 Dec 1862, Woodcroft, Northants, England66

More About MARY EDITH PICK:

Burial: 15 Jan 1847, Etton Northamptonshire, England67

Cause of Death: apoplexy, Not Certified68

More About WILLIAM MOLDS and MARY PICK:

Marriage: 25 Nov 1816, Uffington, Lincolnshire, England69,70

Children of WILLIAM MOLDS and MARY PICK are:

i. SARAH4 MOLE71, b. 1817, Woodcroft, Northamptonshire, England72.

More About SARAH MOLE:

Baptism: 27 Apr 1817, Etton, Northants, England72,73

Occupation: 1851, Housekeeper74

Residence: 1851, Woodcroft, Northants, England74

Witness: 12 Oct 1857, Marriage of Benjamin Price/Elizabeth Parish Moulds75

ii. WILLIAM MOLE76, b. 1818, Woodcroft, Northamptonshire, England76; d. Feb 188077.

Notes for WILLIAM MOLE:

William was evidently mentally handicapped. As you track him through the censuses every 10 years you find he was always living with a relative, never married and he never held a job. In the 1871 census he was noted as being an imbecile.

More About WILLIAM MOLE:

Baptism: 25 Oct 1818, Etton, Northants, England78,79

Burial: 23 Feb 1880, Etton, Northants, England80

Occupation: 1861, Cow tender81

Residence: 23 Feb 1880, Peterborough, Northants, England82

5. iii. JOHN MOULD, b. 1820, Woodcroft, Northamptonshire, England; d. 01 Jan 1893, Maxey, Northants, England.

6. iv. ELIZABETH MOLE, b. 1822, Woodcroft, Northamptonshire, England; d. Oct 1884, Peakirk, Northants, England.

7. v. MARY MOLE, b. 1822, Woodcroft, Northamptonshire, England; d. Feb 1889, Helpstone, Northants, England.

8. vi. JOSEPH MOLE, b. 1824, Woodcroft, Northamptonshire, England; d. 05 Jan 1894, Glinton, Northants, England.

9. vii. THOMAS MOULD, b. 08 Sep 1827, Woodcroft, Northamptonshire England; d. 26 Jan 1906, Gunthorpe, Northamptonshire, England.

10. viii. ANN MOULD, b. 1832, Woodcroft, Northamptonshire, England.

11. ix. JANE MOULD, b. 1832, Woodcroft, Northamptonshire, England.

12. x. SUSANNAH MOULDS, b. 28 Apr 1839, Etton, Northants, England; d. 1900, Bradford, West Yorkshire.

4. JOHN3 MOULD (WILLIAM2 MOLDS, JOSEPH1 MOULDS)83 was born 1801 in Southwick, Northamptonshire, England83,84, and died 08 May 185784. He married (1) SARAH WRIGHT85,86,87. She was born Bet. 1807 - 180888, and died 06 Jun 1846 in Helpstone Heath, Northants, England88,89. He married (2) ELIZABETH PARISH90 01 Aug 1853 in Helpston, Northants, England90, daughter of THOMAS PARISH.

More About JOHN MOULD:

Baptism: 13 Feb 1801, Southwick, Northants, England91

Burial: Helpston, England92

Illiterate: 26 Sep 1843, John signed his daughter Susan's birth cert with an X

Occupation: 1851, Agricultural labourer93

Residence: 1851, Helpstone, Northants, England93

More About SARAH WRIGHT:

Burial: 09 Jun 1846, Helpstone, Northants, England

Residence: 1841, Helpstone, Northants, England94

More About JOHN MOULD and ELIZABETH PARISH:

Marriage: 01 Aug 1853, Helpston, Northants, England95

Children of JOHN MOULD and SARAH WRIGHT are:

i. ELIZABETH4 MOULD96, b. 1828, Helpstone, Northants, England96; m. JOHN TURNER97, 25 Feb 1851, Helpston, Northants, England98.

More About ELIZABETH MOULD:

Baptism: 28 Dec 1828, Helpstone, Northants, England99

Occupation: 25 Feb 1851, Servant100

Residence: 25 Feb 1851, Helpston Heath, Northants, England100

More About JOHN TURNER:

Occupation: 25 Feb 1851, Labourer100

More About JOHN TURNER and ELIZABETH MOULD:

Marriage: 25 Feb 1851, Helpston, Northants, England100

13. ii. HENRY MOULD, b. Bet. 1830 - 1831, Helpstone, Northants, England.

14. iii. ELEANOR MOULD, b. 1833, Helpstone, Northants, England.

15. iv. OLIVER COX MOULD, b. 1835, Helpstone, Northants, England.

v. WRIGHT THOMAS MOULD101, b. 1837, Helpstone, Northants, England101,102.

More About WRIGHT THOMAS MOULD:

Baptism: 05 Dec 1837, Helpstone, Northants, England102

Occupation: 1851, Agricultural labourer103

Residence: 1851, Helpstone, Northants, England103

vi. WILLIAM MOULD104, b. Bet. 1841 - 1842, Helpstone, Northants, England104.

More About WILLIAM MOULD:

Occupation: 1851, Scholar104

Residence: 1851, Helpstone, Northants, England104

vii. SUSAN MOULD105, b. 26 Sep 1843, Helpstone, Northants, England105,106.

More About SUSAN MOULD:

Occupation: 1851, Scholar107

Residence: 1851, Helpstone, Northants, England107

viii. EDITH MARY MOULD108, b. Bet. Mar - Apr 1846, Helpston Heath, England109; d. Feb 1847, Helpston Heath, England110.

More About EDITH MARY MOULD:

Burial: 04 Feb 1847, Helpston, England111

Generation No. 4

5. JOHN4 MOULD (WILLIAM3 MOLDS, WILLIAM2, JOSEPH1 MOULDS)112 was born 1820 in Woodcroft, Northamptonshire, England112, and died 01 Jan 1893 in Maxey, Northants, England113,114. He married (1) ELIZABETH MARSHALL TAYLOR115 18 Dec 1843 in Paston, Northants, England116, daughter of RICHARD TAYLOR. He married (2) SUSANNAH PANTER117,118 Bet. Oct - Dec 1864 in Peterborough district, England119. She was born Bet. 1844 - 1845 in Upton, Northants, England120,121, and died 23 Sep 1880 in Maxey, Northants, England122,123.

More About JOHN MOULD:

Baptism: 05 Mar 1820, Etton, Northants, England124,125

Burial: 05 Jan 1893, Maxey, Northants, England126

Kelly's Trade Directory: 1890, Mould, John, Farmer in Maxey, Northants, England

Occupation: 15 Oct 1865, Cottager127

Residence: 1881, Maxey, Northants, England128

More About ELIZABETH MARSHALL TAYLOR:

Residence: 18 Dec 1843, Paston, Northants, England129

More About JOHN MOULD and ELIZABETH TAYLOR:

Marriage: 18 Dec 1843, Paston, Northants, England130

More About SUSANNAH PANTER:

Burial: 27 Sep 1880, Maxey, Northants, England131

Residence: 1871, Etton, Northants, England132

More About JOHN MOULD and SUSANNAH PANTER:

Marriage: Bet. Oct - Dec 1864, Peterborough district, England133

Children of JOHN MOULD and ELIZABETH TAYLOR are:

i. SUSANNAH MARSHALL5 MOULD134,135, b. Bet. Oct - Dec 1844, Werrington, Northants, England136,137; d. Jul 1868, Woodcroft, Northants, England138.

More About SUSANNAH MARSHALL MOULD:

Baptism: 05 Jan 1845, Paston, Northants, England139

Burial: 14 Jul 1868, Etton, Northants, England140

ii. SARAH MOULD141,142, b. Bet. Jan - Mar 1847, Werrington, Northants, England143,144.

More About SARAH MOULD:

Baptism: 28 Feb 1847, Paston, Northants, England145

Residence: 1871, Etton, Northants, England146

Children of JOHN MOULD and SUSANNAH PANTER are:

iii. EDITH5 MOULD147, b. 1865, Woodcroft, Northants, England147.

More About EDITH MOULD:

Baptism: 15 Oct 1865, Etton, Northants, England148

Occupation: 1901, Domestic cook149

Residence: 1871, Etton, Northants, England150

16. iv. LIZZIE MOULD, b. Bet. 1866 - 1867, Woodcroft, Northants, England.

v. JANE MOULD151, b. Bet. Jan - Mar 1869, Woodcroft, Northants, England151,152; m. WILLIAM SIMPSON153, 29 Oct 1892, Maxey, Northants, England153; b. Bet. 1880 - 1881154.

More About JANE MOULD:

Residence: 29 Oct 1892, Maxey, Northants, England155

More About WILLIAM SIMPSON:

Occupation: 29 Oct 1892, Collier155

Residence: 29 Oct 1892, Pleasky, Derbyshire, England155

More About WILLIAM SIMPSON and JANE MOULD:

Marriage: 29 Oct 1892, Maxey, Northants, England156

vi. EMILY MOULD157, b. Bet. Jan - Mar 1874, Maxey, Northants, England157,158.

Notes for EMILY MOULD:

Emily Mould was a witness at her sister Jane's wedding on October 29, 1892 so she was still single at that time.

More About EMILY MOULD:

Residence: 1891, High Street, Maxey, Northants159

Witness: 29 Oct 1892, Marriage of William Simpson & Jane Mould160

vii. HANNAH MOULD161, b. Bet. Apr - Jun 1875, Maxey, Northants, England161,162.

More About HANNAH MOULD:

Occupation: 1901, Domestic servant163

Residence: 1901, 12 Fisher Gate, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England163

viii. JOHN MOULD164, b. Bet. Jan - Mar 1877, Maxey, Northants, England164,165.

More About JOHN MOULD:

Occupation: 1901, Platelayer on railway166

Residence: 1891, High Street, Maxey, Northants167

ix. WILLIAM MOULD168, b. Bet. Apr - Jun 1879, Maxey, Northants, England168,169; m. ADA SMITH170, 02 Jun 1906, Maxey, Northants, England170; b. Bet. 1881 - 1882171.

More About WILLIAM MOULD:

Occupation: 1901, Platelayer on railway172

Residence: 1891, High Street, Maxey, Northants173

More About ADA SMITH:

Witness: 31 Jul 1899, Marriage of Frank Matthews & Harriet Smith174

More About WILLIAM MOULD and ADA SMITH:

Marriage: 02 Jun 1906, Maxey, Northants, England175

6. ELIZABETH4 MOLE (WILLIAM3 MOLDS, WILLIAM2, JOSEPH1 MOULDS)176 was born 1822 in Woodcroft, Northamptonshire, England176, and died Oct 1884 in Peakirk, Northants, England177. She married JOHN DAY178 05 Nov 1844 in Parish Church, Peakirk, Northants, England178, son of WILLIAM DAY and JANE. He was born Bet. 1816 - 1817 in Glinton, Northants, England178,179, and died Oct 1891 in Peakirk, Northants, England180.

More About ELIZABETH MOLE:

Baptism: 28 Apr 1822, Etton, Northants, England181,182

Burial: 28 Oct 1884, Peakirk, Northants, England183,184

Occupation: 05 Nov 1844, Servant185

Residence: 05 Nov 1844, Peakirk, Northants, England185

Twin: 28 Apr 1822, Baptism record notes she and Mary were twins186

Witness: 18 Dec 1843, At first marriage of her brother John187

More About JOHN DAY:

Baptism: 16 Feb 1817, Glinton, Northants, England188

Burial: 06 Oct 1891, Peakirk, Northants, England189,190

Occupation: 05 Nov 1844, Labourer191

Residence: 05 Nov 1844, Glinton, Northants, England 191

More About JOHN DAY and ELIZABETH MOLE:

Marriage: 05 Nov 1844, Parish Church, Peakirk, Northants, England191

Children of ELIZABETH MOLE and JOHN DAY are:

i. ROBERT5 DAY192, b. 20 Aug 1845, Peakirk, Northants, England192,193; d. 10 May 1866, Peakirk, Northants, England194,195.

More About ROBERT DAY:

Baptism: 21 Sep 1845, Peakirk, Northants, England196

Burial: 13 May 1866, Peakirk, Northants, England197

ii. FANNY DAY198, b. Bet. 1846 - 1847, Peakirk, Northants, England198.

More About FANNY DAY:

Baptism: 05 Nov 1848, Peakirk, Northants, England199

Occupation: 1891, Housekeeper domestic200

Residence: 1881, Peakirk, Northants, England201

17. iii. WILLIAM DAY, b. Bet. 1847 - 1848, Peakirk, Northants, England; d. Jan 1930, Sleaford, Northants, England.

18. iv. JOSEPH DAY, b. 1850, Peakirk, Northants, England; d. 04 Mar 1917, Glinton, England.

v. JOHN DAY202, b. 31 Dec 1853, Peakirk, Northants, England202,203; d. 14 May 1882, Peakirk, Northants, England204,205.

More About JOHN DAY:

Baptism: 04 Nov 1855, Peakirk, Northants, England206

Burial: 17 May 1882, Peakirk, Northants, England207

Occupation: 1881, Farm Labourer208

Residence: 1881, Peakirk, Northants, England208

7. MARY4 MOLE (WILLIAM3 MOLDS, WILLIAM2, JOSEPH1 MOULDS)209 was born 1822 in Woodcroft, Northamptonshire, England209, and died Feb 1889 in Helpstone, Northants, England210. She married JOHN FISHER211 02 Jan 1843 in Etton, Northants, England211, son of WILLIAM FISHER. He was born 1821 in Helpstone, Northants, England212, and died 17 Apr 1887 in Helpstone, Northants, England213,214.

More About MARY MOLE:

Baptism: 28 Apr 1822, Etton, Northants, England215,216

Burial: 21 Feb 1889, Helpstone, Northants, England217

Residence: 02 Jan 1843, Woodcroft, Northants, England218

Twin: 28 Apr 1822, Baptism record notes she and Elizabeth were twins219

More About JOHN FISHER:

Burial: 20 Apr 1887, Helpstone, Northants, England220

Occupation: 02 Jan 1843, Labourer221

Ordination: 1881, Ag Labour222

Residence: 1881, Centre of Village, Helpston, Northants, England222

More About JOHN FISHER and MARY MOLE:

Marriage: 02 Jan 1843, Etton, Northants, England223

Child of MARY MOLE and JOHN FISHER is:

i. SARAH5 FISHER224, b. Bet. 1843 - 1844, Helpstone, Northants, England224.

More About SARAH FISHER:

Occupation: 1861, House servant225

Residence: 1851, Helpstone, Northants, England226

8. JOSEPH4 MOLE (WILLIAM3 MOLDS, WILLIAM2, JOSEPH1 MOULDS)227 was born 1824 in Woodcroft, Northamptonshire, England227, and died 05 Jan 1894 in Glinton, Northants, England228,229. He married MARTHA HALL230,231 18 Jun 1849 in Parish Church, Peakirk, Northants, England231, daughter of WILLIAM HALL. She was born Bet. 1827 - 1828 in Peakirk, Northants, England232, and died 23 May 1891 in Glinton, Northants, England233,234.

More About JOSEPH MOLE:

Baptism: 09 May 1824, Etton, Northants, England235,236

Burial: 08 Jan 1894, Glinton, Northants, England237

Occupation: 1881, Ag Laborer238

Residence: 1881, Town Street, Glinton, Northants, England238

More About MARTHA HALL:

Burial: 26 May 1891, Glinton, Northants, England239

Occupation: 18 Jun 1849, Ex servant240

Residence: 1881, Town Street, Glinton, Northants, England241

More About JOSEPH MOLE and MARTHA HALL:

Marriage: 18 Jun 1849, Parish Church, Peakirk, Northants, England242

Children of JOSEPH MOLE and MARTHA HALL are:

19. i. ANN5 MOLES, b. 1850, Whittlesea, England.

20. ii. JOHN MOULDS, b. 1853, Peakirk, Northants, England.

21. iii. WILLIAM MOULDS, b. 1855, Peakirk, Northants, England.

iv. HENRY MOULDS243, b. Dec 1857, Peakirk, Northants, England243.

More About HENRY MOULDS:

Baptism: 06 Jun 1858, Peakirk, Northants, England243

Occupation: 1871, Agricultural labourer244

Residence: 1861, Peakirk, Northants, England245

v. REBECCA MOULDS246, b. Feb 1861, Peakirk, Northants, England246; d. Dec 1863, Peakirk, Northants, England247.

More About REBECCA MOULDS:

Baptism: 14 Jul 1861, Peakirk, Northants, England248

Burial: 25 Dec 1863, Peakirk, Northants, England249

Residence: 1861, Peakirk, Northants, England250

22. vi. ROBERT MOULDS, b. Mar 1863, Peakirk, Northants, England.

vii. JOSEPH MOULDS251,252, b. 1865, Peakirk, Northants, England253,254.

More About JOSEPH MOULDS:

Baptism: 27 Aug 1865, Peakirk, Northants, England254

Residence: 1881, Town Street, Glinton, Northants, England255

viii. FRANK MOULDS256, b. Bet. 1869 - 1870, Glinton, Northants, England256; d. Feb 1873, Glinton, Northants, England257.

More About FRANK MOULDS:

Burial: 14 Feb 1873, Peakirk, Northants, England257

Residence: 1871, Glinton, Northants, England258

9. THOMAS4 MOULD (WILLIAM3 MOLDS, WILLIAM2, JOSEPH1 MOULDS)259,260,261 was born 08 Sep 1827 in Woodcroft, Northamptonshire England262,263,264, and died 26 Jan 1906 in Gunthorpe, Northamptonshire, England265,266. He married ROSE ANN MACKNESS267,268 05 Apr 1852 in Etton Church near Peterborough, Northamptonshire, England269,270, daughter of JABEZ MACKNESS and MARY WADE. She was born 20 Mar 1829 in Brigstock, Northamptonshire, England271,272,273, and died 25 Jul 1908 in Rushden, Northamptonshire, England274.

Notes for THOMAS MOULD:

On July 26, 2000, a friend of Richard Klapper, Jayne Wright, who lives near Rushden, England, sent Richard an e-mail describing her chance meeting of a lovely lady named Miss Joan Mould who told her the following story about the sons of Thomas Mould. Miss Mould said"she was one of 8 children - mostly still alive in the area, and her father was one of about 8 children too. Her grandfather, Charles Mould was the youngest of 4 sons. Their father (Thomas) owned a small farm near or in Peakirk - which is just north of Peterborough. The farm was only large enough to provide work for sons. When the son "Jabe" was old enough to work, he was sent by train to Irthlingborough to find lodgings and work. He found work in a shoe factory. When the youngest, Charles, was old enough, he was sent to find work with his brother. "Uncle Jabe" subsequently emigrated to America and had at least 2 sons. Charles stayed in the area and married Emily Whitbread from Irthlingborough. She died in her 60s but her 2 sisters lived to be 100."

The above story has two correction that need to be made. Joan's grandfather Charles was not the youngest son - his brother George was younger than Charles. Also, Thomas' farm was a dairy farm near Gunthorpe.

Thomas and Rose Ann are buried in the same grave in Section B, grave 35 in the churchyard of All Saints Church in Paston, Northants, England. The headstone reads as follows: "In loving memory of Thomas Mould (of Gunthorpe). Who fell asleep January 26th 1906 aged 78 years. Also Rose Ann his beloved wife. Who fell asleep July 25th 1908 aged 79 years. Thanks be to God. Which giveth us the victory. Through our Lord Jesus Christ."

More About THOMAS MOULD:

Baptism: 21 Oct 1827, Etton, Northamptonshire, England275,276

Burial: 29 Jan 1906, Paston, Northants, England277,278

Cause of Death: Diarrhoea 4 days. Sudden Heart Failure.

Census: 1881, Paston, Northampton, England279

Occupation: 1881, Dairyman280

Residence: 31 Mar 1901, Rectory, Gunthorpe, Northants, England281

Notes for ROSE ANN MACKNESS:

Rose Ann lived in Gunthorpe with Thomas until his death in 1906. She must have then gone to Rushden to live with her daughter Mary Avery. I believe this because according to Rose Ann's death certificate she died in Rushden and her daughter M Avery was present at death. The burial record also notes she died in Rushden.

More About ROSE ANN MACKNESS:

Baptism: 30 Aug 1829, Brigstock, Northamptonshire, England282,283

Burial: 28 Jul 1908, Paston, Northants, England284,285

Cause of Death: Hemiplegia, Cardiac Failure

Occupation: 30 Mar 1851, Servant286

Residence: 1841, Syke Row, Brigstock, England287

More About THOMAS MOULD and ROSE MACKNESS:

Marriage: 05 Apr 1852, Etton Church near Peterborough, Northamptonshire, England288,289

Children of THOMAS MOULD and ROSE MACKNESS are:

23. i. JANE5 MOULD, b. 01 May 1853, Greatford, Lincolnshire, England; d. 01 Jul 1925, "Avonside", Lenham Road, Sutton, Surrey, England.

ii. BETSY MOULD290,291, b. 19 Feb 1855, Gunthorpe, Northamptonshire, England292,293,294; d. 23 Nov 1928, 4 Liverton Road, Loftus, York, England295,296; m. JAMES MACKNESS297,298,299, 16 Aug 1894, Peterborough Reg District, Parish church in Paston, Northants, England300; b. 29 Apr 1865, Port Mulgrave, Hinderwell, Yorkshire, England301; d. 04 Jan 1948, St. Lukes Hospital, Huddersfield, York, England302.

Notes for BETSY MOULD:

Betsy married her cousin, James Mackness, and her sister Rebecca married James' cousin Joseph Mackness. Betsy and James had no children.

More About BETSY MOULD:

Baptism: 25 Mar 1855, Paston, Northants, England303

Burial: 26 Nov 1928, Loftus Cemetery (New Cemetery), Loftus, Yorks, England304

Cause of Death: 1a. heart failure, b. Peripheral neurites, c. senility305

Occupation: 1881, General servant for 2 older sisters306

Residence: Apr 1881, North Fen Lane, Glinton, Northampton, England307

More About JAMES MACKNESS:

Baptism: 05 May 1865, Hinderwell, Yorkshire, England308

Burial: 07 Jan 1948, Edgerton Cemetery, Huddersfield, York, England309

Cause of Death: Senility310

Occupation: 23 Nov 1928, Retired banksman at ironstone mine below ground311

Residence: 16 Aug 1894, Rushden, Northamptonshire, England312

More About JAMES MACKNESS and BETSY MOULD:

Marriage: 16 Aug 1894, Peterborough Reg District, Parish church in Paston, Northants, England312

iii. MARY MOULD313, b. 08 Dec 1856, Gunthorpe, Northamptonshire, England313,314,315; d. 02 Mar 1941, Ellingson, Perkins County, South Dakota, USA316,317,318; m. JAMES EDWARD DALE AVERY319,320, 02 Jun 1884, Parish church, Glinton, Northants, England321; b. 18 Jun 1859, Glinton, Northants, England322,323; d. 15 Feb 1915, Peakirk, Northants, England324.

Notes for MARY MOULD:

Mary was called "Polly" and her husband died while they were in England. They never had children. Polly came to the US on September 18, 1921 and lived with her brother Jabez and his wife Sarah. Helen Klapper said she was a sweet and quiet woman who sat around the house and read her Bible a lot. Following the death(?) of Jabez, Polly moved to Ellingson, South Dakota to live with her sister Becky. They lived together until Polly's death.

More About MARY MOULD:

Burial: 06 Mar 1941, Ellingson, Perkins County, South Dakota, USA325

Cause of Death: Cerebral Hemorrhage326

Immigration: 18 Sep 1921, From England to U.S.327

Medical Information: Mary was 5'3" per the Ellis Island records.

Occupation: Apr 1881, Cook Domestic328

Residence: Apr 1881, Town Street, Glinton, Northampton, England329

Notes for JAMES EDWARD DALE AVERY:

James name history is unusual. In the 1881 census he is shown as James Dale the son of Edward and Rebecca Dale. On his marriage license (June 2, 1884) three years later, he was James Edward Dale Avery and his father was Edward Dale. His birth certificate cleared up the mystery. James was illegitimate. His mother Rebecca Avery gave birth to him 3 months before she married Edward Dale. James evidently took his fathers last name of Dale but later added Avery to the end. James couldn't read or write as he made his X on his marriage certificate.

More About JAMES EDWARD DALE AVERY:

Burial: 19 Feb 1915, Peakirk, Northants, England330,331

Cause of Death: Heart disease332

Medical Information: Mary was 5'3" per the arrival records at Ellis Island, New York.

Occupation: 1881, Farm labourer333

Residence: 02 Jun 1884, Glinton, Northants, England334

More About JAMES AVERY and MARY MOULD:

Marriage: 02 Jun 1884, Parish church, Glinton, Northants, England334

24. iv. ROSE MOULD, b. 02 Nov 1858, Gunthorpe, Northamptonshire, England; d. 25 Jun 1925, Peakirk, Northamptonshire, England.

v. JABEZ A MOULD335, b. 04 Oct 1860, Gunthorpe, Northamptonshire, England335,336; d. 14 Jan 1862337.

More About JABEZ A MOULD:

Burial: 18 Jan 1862, Paston, Northants, England338

Residence: 1861, Gunthorpe, Northants, England339

vi. WILLIAM JABEZ MOULD340, b. 06 Dec 1862, Gunthorpe, Northamptonshire, England340,341; d. 01 Jan 1863, Gunthorpe, Northamptonshire, England342,343.

More About WILLIAM JABEZ MOULD:

Burial: 02 Jan 1863, Paston, Northants, England344

Cause of Death: Whooping Cough

vii. JOSEPH MOULD345,346, b. 25 Apr 1864, Gunthorpe, Northamptonshire, England347,348,349; d. 31 Mar 1900, Gunthorpe, Northamptonshire, England350,351.

Notes for JOSEPH MOULD:

On July 26, 2000, a friend of Richard Klapper, Jayne Wright, who lives near Rushden, England, sent Richard an e-mail describing her chance meeting of a lovely lady named Miss Joan Mould who told her the following story about the sons of Thomas Mould. Miss Mould said"she was one of 8 children - mostly still alive in the area, and her father was one of about 8 children too. Her grandfather, Charles Mould was the youngest of 4 sons. Their father (Thomas) owned a small farm near or in Peakirk - which is just north of Peterborough. The farm was only large enough to provide work for two sons. When the son "Jabe" was old enough to work, he was sent by train to Irthlingborough to find lodgings and work. He found work in a shoe factory. When Charles, was old enough, he was sent to find work with his brother. "Uncle Jabe" subsequently emigrated to America and had at least 2 sons. Charles stayed in the area and married Emily Whitbread from Irthlingborough. She died in her 60s but her 2 sisters lived to be 100."

Joseph Mould committed suicide while living with his parents. He cut his throat. The depositions of the two witnesses in the coroner's investigation are as follows:

The Liberty of the hundred of Nassaburg and Soke of Peterborough to wit:

Deposition of witnesses taken for our Sovereign Lady the Queen at the house of Thomas Brown in the Parish of Gunthorpe within the said District this 31st day of March, One thousand and nine hundred, touching the death of Joseph Mould. Before me, John William Buckle, Coroner for the said Liberty.

Thomas Mould sworn saith. I am a cottager and live at Gunthorpe. The body which the jury have just seen is that of my son Joseph. He was 35 years of age, a Bachelor and lived at home with me. He worked for William Rowe the Butcher. He was at work last a fortnight since having been since then at home ill with the influenza. He has been attended by Dr. Peach Hay about 3 times. The deceased went to the Dr. yesterday morning. He was very low spirited and has been for the last 4 or 5 days. I last saw him alive about 6:15 last night. He was then leaving the sitting room to go to his bed room. My wife and I went to our room. We neither heard anything of the deceased during the night - I went out this morning and about 20 to 6 this morning my wife came to me and asked if I knew anything of Joe meaning the deceased. She said

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I must come and I went directly. I found the deceased on the floor at the side of his bed in a pool of blood. He was quite dead then - I did not interfere with him there and sent my son George for the Police. My son George did not live with us - I never heard the deceased threaten to take his life. He has been queer in his mind at times. He was examined 20 years ago as to the state of his mind by Dr. Paley. He was at the Union Infirmary for one week. He was excited at times when the weather was hot. We thought it was ….(words missing from copy).

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Walter Knight sworn with. I am a Police Constable stationed at Werrington. About 6:30 this morning I was called by George Mould. He told me his Brother the deceased had killed himself. I went at once to Gunthorpe and found the deceased lying on the floor face downward in a pool of blood. I examined the body. He was dead, stiff and cold. I found a gash in his neck about 4 inches long cut deep. The wind pipe cut through. He had a razor in his right hand and a pocket knife lay under his face, small

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blade open under his face - The bed clothes were turned down as if he had been to bed. He was undressed- There were no marks of any struggle. I think the injuries were self inflicted.

Walter Knight

Verdict

Suicide while temporarily insane - cutting his own throat

The foregoing testamony of Thomas Mould and Walter Knight were severally taken and deposited before me at the time and place aforesaid.

John William Buckle

Coroner for the hundred of Nassaburg

Joseph is buried in the churchyard of the All Saints Church in Paston, Northants, England in Section B, grave 29. The inscription on the headstone reads as follows: "In memory of Joseph. The beloved son of Thomas and Roseann Mould. Who died March 31st 1900 aged 35 years. Gone but not forgotten." As of October 2002 the headstone had been broken into many pieces.

More About JOSEPH MOULD:

Burial: 03 Apr 1900, Paston, Northants, England352,353

Cause of Death: Suicide whilst temporarily insane by cutting his throat

Medical Information: "(Death) Certificate received from J H Buckle, Coroner for the Hundred of Nassaburgh. Inquest held 31st March 1900.

Occupation: 31 Mar 1900, Builder's laborer354

Residence: 1881, Paston, Northants, England355

25. viii. JABEZ MOULD, b. 24 Dec 1865, Gunthorpe, Northants, England; d. 10 Jul 1936, Aberdeen, South Dakota, USA.

26. ix. REBECCA MOULD, b. 15 Feb 1868, Gunthorpe, Northamptonshire, England; d. 04 Jul 1946, Viking Township, Perkins County, South Dakota.

27. x. CHARLES MOULD, b. 15 Nov 1871, Gunthorpe, Northampton, England; d. 03 Mar 1945, 2 Grove Street, Higham Ferrers, Northamptonshire, England.

28. xi. GEORGE MOULD, b. 05 Nov 1873, Gunthorpe, Northants, England; d. 10 Apr 1953, County Hospital, Huntingdon, England.

10. ANN4 MOULD (WILLIAM3 MOLDS, WILLIAM2, JOSEPH1 MOULDS)356 was born 1832 in Woodcroft, Northamptonshire, England356.

Notes for ANN MOULD:

Ann was illiterate since she signed her name with an X when she was the informant on her mother's death certificate on February 2, 1847. She evidently never married since she is listed as single (not widowed) in the 1901 census. She did have a son, James who must have been illegitimate since no father is listed in the baptism record and James kept his mother's name of Moulds.

More About ANN MOULD:

Baptism: 21 Oct 1832, Etton, Northants, England356,357

Occupation: 1901, Housekeeper Domestic358

Residence: 1901, Cowbit Low Road, Spalding, Lincolnshire, England359

Child of ANN MOULD is:

29. i. JAMES5 MOULD, b. 1856, Woodcroft, Northants, England.

11. JANE4 MOULD (WILLIAM3 MOLDS, WILLIAM2, JOSEPH1 MOULDS)360 was born 1832 in Woodcroft, Northamptonshire, England361.

More About JANE MOULD:

Baptism: 21 Oct 1832, Etton, Northants, England362,363

Residence: 1841, Woodcroft, Northants, England364

Child of JANE MOULD is:

i. EMILY5 MOULD365, b. 1861, Woodcroft, Northants, England365.

More About EMILY MOULD:

Baptism: 01 Sep 1861, Etton, Northants, England366

Residence: 1871, Peakirk, Northants, England367

12. SUSANNAH4 MOULDS (WILLIAM3 MOLDS, WILLIAM2, JOSEPH1 MOULDS)368,369 was born 28 Apr 1839 in Etton, Northants, England370,371, and died 1900 in Bradford, West Yorkshire372. She married LUKE MANDEVILLE373 Bet. Apr - May 1869 in Newark District, Nottinghamshire, England373. He was born Abt. 1845 in South Collingham, Nottingham, England374.

More About SUSANNAH MOULDS:

Baptism: 17 May 1839, Etton, Northants, England375

Occupation: 1861, Housekeepper376

Residence: 1841, Woodcroft, Northants, England377

Witness: 01 Aug 1853, Marriage of John Mould/Elizabeth Parish378

More About LUKE MANDEVILLE:

Occupation: 1881, Locomotive Engine Driver (Rlway)379

Residence: 1881, 28 Essex St., Bradford, York, England379

More About LUKE MANDEVILLE and SUSANNAH MOULDS:

Marriage: Bet. Apr - May 1869, Newark District, Nottinghamshire, England380

Children of SUSANNAH MOULDS and LUKE MANDEVILLE are:

30. i. JOSEPH5 MOULDS, b. 02 Feb 1856, Woodcroft, Northants, England.

31. ii. ARTHUR MOULDS, b. Bet. Jan - Mar 1859, Woodcroft, Northants, England.

iii. SARAH EDITH MANDEVILLE381, b. Bet. Apr - Jun 1870, Bradford, West Yorkshire381; d. Bet. Oct - Dec 1880, Bradford, West Yorkshire381.

iv. EMMA MANDEVILLE382, b. Abt. 1872, Bradford, West Yorkshire382.

More About EMMA MANDEVILLE:

Residence: 1881, 28 Essex St., Bradford, York, England382

v. ELIZABETH MANDEVILLE383, b. Abt. 1877, Bradford, West Yorkshire383.

More About ELIZABETH MANDEVILLE:

Residence: 1881, 28 Essex St., Bradford, York, England383

vi. ALICE MANDEVILLE384, b. Abt. 1878, Bradford, West Yorkshire384.

More About ALICE MANDEVILLE:

Residence: 1881, 28 Essex St., Bradford, York, England384

vii. WILLIAM MANDEVILLE385, b. Abt. 1880, Bradford, West Yorkshire385.

More About WILLIAM MANDEVILLE:

Residence: 1881, 28 Essex St., Bradford, York, England385

13. HENRY4 MOULD (JOHN3, WILLIAM2 MOLDS, JOSEPH1 MOULDS)386 was born Bet. 1830 - 1831 in Helpstone, Northants, England386. He married SARAH387. She was born Bet. 1830 - 1831 in Glinton, Northants, England387.

More About HENRY MOULD:

Baptism: Mar 1831, Helpstone, Northants, England388

Occupation: 1851, Agricultural labourer389

Residence: 1851, Helpstone, Northants, England389

More About SARAH:

Residence: 1861, Helpstone, Northants, England390

Child of HENRY MOULD and SARAH is:

i. JOHN5 MOULD391, b. Bet. 1856 - 1857, Helpstone, Northants, England391.

More About JOHN MOULD:

Residence: 1861, Helpston, Northants, England391

14. ELEANOR4 MOULD (JOHN3, WILLIAM2 MOLDS, JOSEPH1 MOULDS)392 was born 1833 in Helpstone, Northants, England392,393.

More About ELEANOR MOULD:

Baptism: 12 May 1833, Helpstone, Northants, England394

Residence: 1851, Helpstone, Northants, England395

Child of ELEANOR MOULD is:

i. JOSEPH5 MOULD396, b. 1849, Helpstone, Northants, England396.

More About JOSEPH MOULD:

Baptism: 29 Oct 1849, Helpstone, Northants, England396

15. OLIVER COX4 MOULD (JOHN3, WILLIAM2 MOLDS, JOSEPH1 MOULDS)397 was born 1835 in Helpstone, Northants, England397,398. He married CHARLOTTE399. She was born Bet. 1835 - 1836 in Swinestad, Lincolnshire, England399.

More About OLIVER COX MOULD:

Baptism: 28 Jul 1835, Helpstone, Northants, England400

Occupation: 1851, Agricultural labourer401

Residence: 1951, Helpstone, Northants, England401

More About CHARLOTTE:

Residence: 1861, Helpston, Northants, England402

Child of OLIVER MOULD and CHARLOTTE is:

i. JANE5 MOULD403, b. Bet. 1857 - 1858, Wofford, Nrthamptonshire403.

More About JANE MOULD:

Residence: 1861, Helpstone, Northants, England403

Generation No. 5

16. LIZZIE5 MOULD (JOHN4, WILLIAM3 MOLDS, WILLIAM2, JOSEPH1 MOULDS)404 was born Bet. 1866 - 1867 in Woodcroft, Northants, England404. She married (1) ALMARS HUNT405. He was born Bet. 1877 - 1878 in Holt, Norfolk, England405. She married (2) WILLIAM BARRETT406 19 May 1886 in Parish Church, Maxey, Northants, England406, son of JESSE BARRETT. He was born Bet. 1862 - 1863 in Sawbry, Hurts, England406,407, and died Bef. 1901408.

More About LIZZIE MOULD:

Residence: 19 May 1886, Maxey, Northants, England409

More About ALMARS HUNT:

Occupation: 1901, Farmer 410

Residence: 1901, High Street, Maxey, Northants, England410

More About WILLIAM BARRETT:

Occupation: 19 May 1886, Labourer411

Residence: 19 May 1886, Maxey, Northants, England412

More About WILLIAM BARRETT and LIZZIE MOULD:

Marriage: 19 May 1886, Parish Church, Maxey, Northants, England412

Child of LIZZIE MOULD and WILLIAM BARRETT is:

i. SUSANNAH6 BARRETT413, b. Bet. 1886 - 1887, Maxey, Northants, England413.

More About SUSANNAH BARRETT:

Occupation: 1901, Teacher in Boarding School414

Residence: 1891, Maxey, Northants, England415

17. WILLIAM5 DAY (ELIZABETH4 MOLE, WILLIAM3 MOLDS, WILLIAM2, JOSEPH1 MOULDS)416 was born Bet. 1847 - 1848 in Peakirk, Northants, England416, and died Jan 1930 in Sleaford, Northants, England417. He married ELIZABETH418. She was born Bet. 1849 - 1850 in Stilton, Huntingdon, England418.

More About WILLIAM DAY:

Baptism: 05 Nov 1848, Peakirk, Northants, England419

Burial: 20 Jan 1930, Peakirk, Northants, England420

Occupation: 1871, Ag lab421

Residence: 1871, Peakirk, Northants, England421

More About ELIZABETH:

Residence: 1881, No 36 Back Sitwell St, Derby, Derby, England422

Children of WILLIAM DAY and ELIZABETH are:

i. ROBERT6 DAY423, b. Bet. 1872 - 1873, Derby, Derby, England423.

More About ROBERT DAY:

Occupation: 1901, Steam Engine Assistant Fitter424

Residence: 1881, No 36 Back Sitwell St, Derby, Derby, England425

ii. LOIS DAY426, b. Bet. 1877 - 1878, Derby, Derby, England426.

More About LOIS DAY:

Residence: 1881, No 36 Back Sitwell St, Derby, Derby, England426

iii. HERBERT DAY427, b. Bet. 1879 - 1880, Derby, Derby, England427.

More About HERBERT DAY:

Occupation: 1901, Railway engine stoker428

Residence: 1881, No 36 Back Sitwell St, Derby, Derby, England429

iv. ERNEST DAY430, b. Bet. 1881 - 1882, Derby, Derby, England430.

More About ERNEST DAY:

Residence: 1901, 20 York St, Derby, Derby, England430

v. SIDNEY DAY431, b. Bet. 1884 - 1885, Derby, Derbyshire, England431.

More About SIDNEY DAY:

Occupation: 1901, Plumber's Apprentice431

Residence: 1901, 20 York St, Derby, Derby, England431

vi. WILLIAM DAY432, b. Bet. 1890 - 1891, Derby, Derby, England432.

More About WILLIAM DAY:

Residence: 1901, 20 York St, Derby, Derby, England432

vii. EVELYN DAY433, b. Bet. 1894 - 1895, Derby, Derbyshire, England433.

More About EVELYN DAY:

Residence: 1901, 20 York St, Derby, Derby, England433

18. JOSEPH5 DAY (ELIZABETH4 MOLE, WILLIAM3 MOLDS, WILLIAM2, JOSEPH1 MOULDS)434 was born 1850 in Peakirk, Northants, England434, and died 04 Mar 1917 in Glinton, England435. He married BETSY436. She was born Bet. 1855 - 1856 in Great Roneby, Stafford, England437,438, and died 13 Oct 1914 in Glinton, England439.

More About JOSEPH DAY:

Baptism: 12 Jul 1850, Peakirk, Northants, England440

Burial: Glinton, England441

Occupation: 1881, Ag labourer442

Residence: 1861, Peakirk, Northants, England443

More About BETSY:

Burial: Glinton, England444

Residence: 1881, Peakirk, Northants, England445

Children of JOSEPH DAY and BETSY are:

32. i. AMY6 DAY, b. Bet. 1873 - 1874, Peakirk, Northants, England.

ii. JOHN W. AINBRICK DAY446, b. Bet. 1877 - 1878, Huntington, England446.

More About JOHN W. AINBRICK DAY:

Residence: 1881, Peakirk, Northants, England446

iii. JESSIE DAY447, b. 1895, Peakirk, Northants, England448; d. 30 Jul 1911, Glinton, England449.

More About JESSIE DAY:

Baptism: 23 Jun 1895, Peakirk, Northants, England450

Burial: Glinton, England451

19. ANN5 MOLES (JOSEPH4 MOLE, WILLIAM3 MOLDS, WILLIAM2, JOSEPH1 MOULDS)452 was born 1850 in Whittlesea, England452. She married SAMUEL CLARK453. He was born Bet. 1850 - 1851 in Walton, Northampton, England453.

More About ANN MOLES:

Baptism: 10 Nov 1850, Peakirk, Northants, England454

Residence: 1861, Peakirk, Northants, England455

More About SAMUEL CLARK:

Occupation: 1881, Carman456

Residence: 1881, St. Mary, Nottingham, England456

Child of ANN MOLES and SAMUEL CLARK is:

i. HENERY6 CLARK457, b. Bet. 1876 - 1877, Notts, Nottingham, England457.

20. JOHN5 MOULDS (JOSEPH4 MOLE, WILLIAM3 MOLDS, WILLIAM2, JOSEPH1 MOULDS)458 was born 1853 in Peakirk, Northants, England458. He married ANNIE459. She was born Bet. 1858 - 1859 in Sheffield, York, England459.

More About JOHN MOULDS:

Baptism: 03 Oct 1853, Peakirk, Northants, England460

Occupation: 1871, Agricultural labourer461

Residence: 1861, Peakirk, Northants, England462

More About ANNIE:

Residence: 1881, 93 Whitehouse Lane, Nether Hallam, York, England463

Children of JOHN MOULDS and ANNIE are:

i. ANNIE6 MOULDS464, b. Bet. 1878 - 1879, Sheffield, York, England464.

More About ANNIE MOULDS:

Residence: 1881, 93 Whitehouse Lane, Nether Hallam, York, England464

ii. JOHN MOULDS465, b. Bet. 1879 - 1880, Sheffield, York, England465.

More About JOHN MOULDS:

Residence: 1881, 93 Whitehouse Lane, Nether Hallam, York, England465

21. WILLIAM5 MOULDS (JOSEPH4 MOLE, WILLIAM3 MOLDS, WILLIAM2, JOSEPH1 MOULDS)466 was born 1855 in Peakirk, Northants, England466. He married ELIZABETH JODLEY467. She was born Bet. 1852 - 1853 in Glinton, Northants, England468.

More About WILLIAM MOULDS:

Baptism: 04 Nov 1855, Peakirk, Northants, England469

Occupation: 1881, Gnr Platelayer470

Residence: 1861, Peakirk, Northants, England471

More About ELIZABETH JODLEY:

Residence: 1881, Peakirk, Northants, England472

Child of WILLIAM MOULDS and ELIZABETH JODLEY is:

i. INFANT6 MOULDS472, b. Mar 1881, Peakirk, Northants, England472.

More About INFANT MOULDS:

Residence: 1881, Peakirk, Northants, England472

22. ROBERT5 MOULDS (JOSEPH4 MOLE, WILLIAM3 MOLDS, WILLIAM2, JOSEPH1 MOULDS)473 was born Mar 1863 in Peakirk, Northants, England473. He married BETSY A. MOULD474. She was born Bet. 1864 - 1865 in Scotter, Lancastershire, England474.

More About ROBERT MOULDS:

Baptism: 05 Apr 1863, Peakirk, Northants, England475

Occupation: 1881, Lace Machinest476

Residence: 1871, Glinton, Northants, England477

More About BETSY A. MOULD:

Residence: 1901, 17 Graham St, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England478

Children of ROBERT MOULDS and BETSY MOULD are:

i. ETHEL6 MOULD479, b. Bet. 1886 - 1887, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England479.

More About ETHEL MOULD:

Occupation: 1901, Rib Cutter Hosiery479

Residence: 1901, 17 Graham St, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England479

ii. MABEL MOULD480, b. Bet. 1890 - 1891, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England480.

More About MABEL MOULD:

Residence: 1901, 17 Graham St, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England480

iii. HILDA MOULD481, b. Bet. 1893 - 1894, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England481.

More About HILDA MOULD:

Residence: 1901, 17 Graham St, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England481

iv. FRANK L. MOULD482, b. Bet. 1896 - 1897, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England482.

More About FRANK L. MOULD:

Residence: 1901, 17 Graham St, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England482

23. JANE5 MOULD (THOMAS4, WILLIAM3 MOLDS, WILLIAM2, JOSEPH1 MOULDS)483,484 was born 01 May 1853 in Greatford, Lincolnshire, England485, and died 01 Jul 1925 in "Avonside", Lenham Road, Sutton, Surrey, England486. She married DEVEREUX HENRY JESSOP487,488 23 Oct 1878 in The Paston Parish Church, Northants, England489, son of HENRY JESSOP. He was born Bet. Jan - Mar 1855 in Bosnere, Suffolk, England490,491, and died 08 Feb 1932 in 26 Wolverton Ave., Kingston, Surrey, England492.

More About JANE MOULD:

Burial: 06 Jul 1925, Section B, Grave 267, Sutton Cemetery, Sutton, London, England493

Cause of Death: 1) Myocardial Degeneration 2) Avicular Fibrillation Heart Failure494

Residence: Apr 1881, 55 Balham Grove, Streatham, Surrey, England495

More About DEVEREUX HENRY JESSOP:

Burial: 11 Feb 1932, Section B, Grave 267, Sutton Cemetery, Sutton, London, England496

Cause of Death: Myocardial Degeneration497

Occupation: Apr 1881, Plumber and Painter498

Residence: 23 Oct 1878, Clapham, Surrey, England499

More About DEVEREUX JESSOP and JANE MOULD:

Marriage: 23 Oct 1878, The Paston Parish Church, Northants, England499

Children of JANE MOULD and DEVEREUX JESSOP are:

33. i. NAOMI JANE6 JESSOP, b. 19 Aug 1879, 5 Pickett Street, Tempesley Road, Clapham, Surrey, England; d. 12 Feb 1959, 27 Westbourne Villas, Aldrington, Hove, East Sussex, England.

34. ii. DEVEREUX HENRY JESSOP, b. 16 Dec 1880, 55 Balham Road, Balham, Surrey, England; d. 12 Jun 1914, Driftway Road, Banstead, Surrey, England.

iii. FREDERICK THOMAS JESSOP500,501, b. 06 Apr 1882, 55 Balham Grove, Balham, Surrey, England502,503; d. 12 Aug 1953, Berrow Nursing Home, Carew Road, Eastbourne, County Borough of Eastbourne504.

Notes for FREDERICK THOMAS JESSOP:

Per Virginia Manning, Frederick was called Bill. Also she indicated that he never married.

More About FREDERICK THOMAS JESSOP:

Cause of Death: a) Secondary carcinomatosis b) Carcinoma of prostate504

Occupation: 1901, Commercial clerk505

Residence: 1901, 86 Balham High Road505

35. iv. ROSE ANNA JESSOP, b. 24 Sep 1885, 55 Balham Grove, Surrey, England; d. 18 Apr 1968, 31 Worcester Road, Sutton, London, England.

24. ROSE5 MOULD (THOMAS4, WILLIAM3 MOLDS, WILLIAM2, JOSEPH1 MOULDS)506 was born 02 Nov 1858 in Gunthorpe, Northamptonshire, England507, and died 25 Jun 1925 in Peakirk, Northamptonshire, England508. She married JOHN WILLIAM PRENTICE509,510,511 07 Sep 1886 in Parish church in Paston, Northants, England512, son of JOHN PRENTICE and SARAH. He was born 04 Nov 1858 in Peakirk, Northants, England513,514, and died 26 Aug 1919 in Peakirk, Northants, England515.

Notes for ROSE MOULD:

PEAKIRK LOSES A RESPECTED RESIDENT.

Death and Funeral of Mrs. John Prentice

We much regret to record that Mrs. Rose Prentice, widow of Mr. John William Prentice, on Friday, died (June 25th) after a long illness patiently borne. She had lived in Peakirk over 30 years, and was respected by all, and will be much missed.

The funeral service on Saturday was conducted by the Rev. Canon J.T. Nance. The body was placed in a polished oak coffin, with the inscription: “Rose Prentice, died June 25th, 1925, aged 66 years.”

The mourners were: Mr. H. and Miss N. Prentice (son and daughter); Mr. F. and Miss L. Prentice (son and daughter); Mr. H.A. Baldwin (nephew), and Miss D. Prentice (daughter); Mr. And Mrs. C. Mould (brother and sister-in-law); Mr. G. Mould (brother), and Mrs. Blanchard (sister-in-law); Mr. G. Prentice and Mrs. French (brother-in-law and sister-in-law); Mr. G. Prentice (nephew); and Mrs. S. Prentice (sister-in-law); Mr. And Mrs. A. Mould (cousins); Mrs. Frost and Miss E. Mould (cousins); Mr. And Mrs. Lake, Mr. And Mrs. W.T. Welbourn, Mrs. Sisson, Mrs. A. Neaverson and Miss Pape.

Among those present in the church and at the graveside were Miss Ball, Miss Barron, Mr. And Mrs. W. Bodger, Mrs. Strange, Miss Bodger, Mrs. Lockyer, Miss G. Welbourn, Mrs. Legate, Miss Nix, Miss Morris, Mr. And Mrs. C. Neaverson, Miss L. Neaverson, Mrs. S. Neaverson, Mrs. Argent, Mrs. B. Smith, Mrs. L. Pearson, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Bates, Mrs. R. Neaverson, Miss O. Neaverson, Mr. And Mrs. Brewer, Mr. Harris, Mrs. Fickers, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Lewis Neaverson, Mr. And Mrs. W. Jones, etc.

THE WREATHS

The floral tributes were inscribed:

In loving memory of our dear Mother, from Nell, Lily, Harold and Dora.,

In ever loving memory, from Fred and Jesse

With deepest sympathy and affection, from Bert and Omy

In ever loving and affectionate memory of our beloved sister, from her deeply sorrowing sister and brother, Bessie and Jamie. At Rest. For ever with the Lord. Wherefore comfort one another with these words.

To our dearest aunt, from all at Old Fletton. “To one who lived for others but now ‘Safe in the Arms of Jesus.’”

In loving memory, from Charlie and Emily and family. After pain, peace.

In deepest sympathy, from Fred, Rose and Joan [Brushett] “For so He giveth His beloved sleep.”

In affectionate rememberance, from Mrs. W.T. Welbourn and family, Glinton.

In affectionate rememberance, from Mr. And Mrs. Strange and family.

In deep sympathy, from Mr. And Mrs. Brewer.

In loving memory of dear Rose, from all cousins at Maxey.

In loving memory, from George and Ellen, Arthur and Hannah.

With deepest sympathy, from Mr. And Mrs. C. Neaverson and family.

With deepest sympathy, from Mr. And Mrs. A. Neaverson and family.

With deepest sympathy, from Mr. And Mrs. Legate and family.

From Mrs. Lockyer.

With deepest sympathy and love, from Lizzie.

Love from Rowland.

Messrs. A. Neaverson and Sons were the undertakers.

The Peterborough & Hunts. Standard

July 3, 1925

Prentice – At Peakirk on June 25th 1925. Rose Prentice aged 66 years, widow of the late John William Prentice who died August 26, 1919, aged 60 years.

Acknowledgement (follows straight on): - The Family wish to thank all Friends for the kindness shown to their Mother during her long illness; and for expressions of sympathy extended to them in their sad bereavement; also for floral tributes.

Peterborough and Hunts Standard

Friday, 3rd July 1925

More About ROSE MOULD:

Burial: 27 Jun 1925, St. Pega's Church, Peakirk, Northamptonshire, England516,517

Cause of Death: (1) Carcinoma of Liver (2) Exhaustion No P.M.

Medical Information: Rose died "after a long illness patiently borne".518

Occupation: Apr 1881, General servant519

Residence: Peakirk, Northants, England520

Notes for JOHN WILLIAM PRENTICE:

John Prentice's obituary reads as follows.

Mr. John William Prentice, sub-postmaster of Peakirk, was taken ill whilst on his rounds a week ago and rheumatic fever was followed by pneumonia and other complications, and he passed away on Tuesday afternoon.

The Peterborough Citizen

September 2, 1919 Page 4

Following the death of John W. Prentice in 1919, his estate had to be evaluated and a monetary value put on it to complete the settlement of the estate. The firm of Fox & Vergette, Licenced Valuers from Peterborough were hired to perform this function and develop a Valuation for Probate. Their report is reproduced below.

VALUATION OF LIVE & DEAD

FARMING STOCK, TENANT

RIGHT etc.

FARM & PREMISES at

PEAKIRK NORTHANTS

The property of the Executors of the late Mr. J.W. PRENTICE

Valuation of LIVE and DEAD FARMING STOCK, TENANT RIGHT and CORN And HAY in stock on the FARM & PREMISES at PEAKIRK , the property of the EXECUTORS of the late Mr. J.W. PRENTICE, taken the 22nd of SEPTEMBER 1919.

HORSES Chestnut horse "Prince", Brown Mare "Bounce", Grey Pony, Bay Mare "Lively", Bay Mare "Flower", Colt Foal, Brown Mare "Beauty", Bay Mare "Blossom".

BEAST 4 Bullocks, Rearing calf

SHEEP 34 Ewes, 41 Lambs, 2 Barren Ewes, Hampshire Ram

Implements etc. 2 collars, 4 cow ties, pair reins, spring float, bridle, 2 hackbands, saddle, collar, old bin, weighing machine & weights, sack elevator, barb wire, cutting knife, Bean mill, Bamlett reaper, wood drag, shaft horse hoe, iron drag harrows, barrel water cart, iron drag, turnip box, duckfoot harrows, plough, turnip cutter, sheep wire & stakes, 10 sleepers etc., single horse hoe, stack pegs, odd wood, steerage drill, flat roll, grass mower, wheelbarrow, 2 horse harrows, 1 horse harrow, 5 cart ropes, 2 skeps, sundry tools, Hornsby Binder, Light cart & raves, Ash screen, hay tedder, 2 drag rakes, 1/2 cwt. Binder string, 14 sheep troughs, 4 carts with raves, new wagon, gears for 6 horses, horse rake, stack props etc., lever duckfoot, 6 ladders, 20 sheep trays, pulper, chaffcutter, corn bin,old stackcloth, sack wheels, dressing machine, double furrow plough, swell trees, 12 sleepers, loading ladder, sack elevator, cake breaker, ridge plough, 3 scuttles, Ransome cultivator, Martin cultivator, 2 single ploughs.

CORN Stack of Peas, 3 stacks of Barley, 2 stacks of Wheat, 1 stack of Oats, 6 sacks of Peas, 16 sacks of light Oats, 2 cwt. Of condiment.

HAY 6 acres of Clover first and second crops, Stack of Hay, stack of Wheat straw.

Quantity of Manure on the premises, allowing for the feeding stuiff therein.

5 acres young seeds, 5 acres Turnips, One & 1/2 acres Mangolds, 10 acres & 4 1/2 acres, & 3 1/2 acres fallows.

We, the undersigned, have carefully estimated the matters herein do certify the value

Thereof at the sum of TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED & THIRTY-FOUR POUNDS, NINE SHILLINGS. (2,534 pounds, 9 shillings, 0 pence).

Mr. J.W. PRENTICE deceased

STATEMENT SHEWING ASSETS LESS VALUE OF Mrs. Prentice,s

SHARE AND COSTS OF PROBATE (taken from the Inland Revenue Affidavit)

Cash in hand 58:10:00

Cash in Barclay,s Bank 87:00:00

Book Debits 90:00:00

Prudential Insurance Policy 128:08:00

Household goods (bequeathed to Mrs. Prentice) 117:11:00

Stock in trade as per Messrs. Fox & Vergette,s

Valuation, annexed hereto 2225:09:00

3936:18:00

DEDUCT

Household goods bequeathed

to Mrs. Prentice 117:11:00

Stock in trade in shop, bequeathed

to Mrs. Prentice to the value of 200:00:00

Debts & proportions of rents

To date of death 681:02:09

Funeral expenses 18:07:06

Dwellinghouse shop & cottage

adjoining bequeathed to Mrs. Prentice 460:00:00

Estate duty & other payments (per

Messr. Mellow & Sons account) 104:14:00

Messr. Mellow & Sons charges re

Probate 18:18:00

Estimated cost of admission to

Copyhold property 12:00:00

Fox & Vergette charges. Cost of

Enfranchisement & Conveyance 1612:13:06

2324:04:06

Peterborough 21 June 1920

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Narrow Street

Peterborough

Valuation for Probate

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In the Estate of John William Prentice late of Peakirk in the County of Northampton made and taken 22nd. Day of September 1919.

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Household goods, Pictures, China, Linen, Apparel. 117:11:Msrp

Stock in trade live and Dead Farming. ) 2225:9:-

)

Stock Implements of Husbandtry )

Other personal property not comprised under the

foregoing heads viz

Tenant rights 250:-:-

2593:-:-

We hereby certify that we have Appraised the whole

of the above mentioned at the sum of Two Thousand five hundred and ninety three pounds ( 2593)

Fox & Vergette

Licenced Valuers.

George Prentice. )

) Executors

George Harold Prentice )

More About JOHN WILLIAM PRENTICE:

Burial: 29 Aug 1919, St. Pega's Church, Peakirk, Northamptonshire, England521,522

Occupation: Aug 1919, Baker and Grocer, Master523

Residence: 07 Sep 1886, Peakirk, Northamptonshire, England524

More About JOHN PRENTICE and ROSE MOULD:

Marriage: 07 Sep 1886, Parish church in Paston, Northants, England525

Children of ROSE MOULD and JOHN PRENTICE are:

i. ELLEN6 PRENTICE526, b. 18 Mar 1888, Peakirk, Northants, England527,528; d. 11 Aug 1946, Peakirk, Northants, England529.

Notes for ELLEN PRENTICE:

Before World War I Ellen Prentice went to Germany and taught English to German students. When the war broke out she was repatriated in exchange for Germans in England. In England she taught German in Nottingham until she had a stroke. She had the stroke when she was in her late 40's or early 50's. The stroke left her a partial invalid so she went to Bledington to stay with her brother Harold and his wife. She would occasionally go to Peakirk to stay with Dora for a month or two. It was on one of these trips to Peakirk that she died.

Telephne interview with Sheila Rose - February 13, 2004

More About ELLEN PRENTICE:

Baptism: 15 Apr 1888, Peakirk, Northants, England530

Burial: 14 Aug 1946, St. Pega's Church, Peakirk, Northamptonshire, England531

Residence: 31 Mar 1901, The Vicarage, Peakirk, Northants, England532

ii. LILIAN PRENTICE533,534, b. 09 Mar 1889, Peakirk, Northants, England535,536; d. 16 Nov 1967, Peakirk, Northants, England537,538.

More About LILIAN PRENTICE:

Baptism: 07 Apr 1889, Peakirk, Northants, England539

Burial: 21 Nov 1967, St. Pega's Church, Peakirk, Northamptonshire, England540

Cause of Death: 1a. Bronchopneumonia b. Right Hemiplagia c.Cerebral arterio schlerosis541

Residence: 25 Jun 1925, 22 Ridley Road, Harlesden, London NW542

36. iii. GEORGE HAROLD PRENTICE, b. 13 Jun 1890, Peakirk, Northamptonshire, England; d. 05 Apr 1975, Chipping Norton Memorial Hospital, Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, England.

37. iv. JOHN FREDERICK PRENTICE, b. 30 Jun 1893, Peakirk, Northamptonshire, England; d. 23 Jun 1969, 64 North Lane, East Preston, Sussex, England.

v. DORA EVELYN PRENTICE543,544,545,546, b. 02 Jan 1899, Peakirk, Northants, England547,548; d. 20 Dec 1965, Peterborough Memorial Hospital, Cambs, England549,550,551.

Notes for DORA EVELYN PRENTICE:

Dora trained at the Pitman's College for Secretaries in London. She was a secretary for a solicitor in Peterborough for a number of years until he died. After he died she became secretary to the Dean of Peterborough Cathedral and was also the Treasurer of the Friends of Peterborough Cathedral which was an organization which raised money for the cathedral. She was very organized and efficient. Dora was very active in the Peakirk Church. She played the organ and was the Church Warden.

Telephone interview of Sheila Rose - February 13, 2004

On May 20, 2001, Ms. Freda Neaverson a churchwarden of St. Pega's Church, responsible for burial records for many years said, " The Blanchard's were bakers in the Nottingham area and Miss Dora Prentice, who worked so hard for St. Pega's church, was able to have cakes delivered from Blanchard's when food was strictly rationed to sell at the church bazaars. The company also supplied Marks and Spencer."

Dora Prentice - Suddenly on (Monday) Dec. 20th at Peterborough Memorial hospital, Dora aged 66 yrs. Funeral service at St. Pega’s Peakirk, Thursday Dec. 23rd at 2pm followed by cremation at Marholm.

Peterborough Citizen and Advertiser

Friday December 24, 1965

Miss D. Prentice

Miss Dora Prentice, of Rectory Lane, Peakirk, died in Peterborough Memorial Hospital, the day after she had been playing the organ at St. Pega’s Church, Peakirk, for the service of nine lessons and carols.

She was 66.

The funeral service was at St’ Pega’s, Peakirk, yesterday, conducted by the Rev. K. Sear, assisted by Archdeacon C.J. Grimes. The organist was Mr. Stanley Vann, director of music at the Peterborough Cathedral.

Apart from playing the organ in the church, Miss Prentice was a churchwarden for many years and had held the posts of secretary and treasurer of the Church Council. She was also a school manager.

She was well known in Peterborough having been a secretary in the Chapter office.

For many years she was a correspondent for the “Advertiser”.

The Rev. K. Sear said of Miss Prentice: “It is with great sorrow that we have to report the death of Miss Prentice. For many years she had been people’s warden, secretary and treasurer of the Church Council, organist and school manager as well as holding in the past many other positions and responsibilities in the Church and village, to which she gave much time and devotion. The Church at Peakirk and the Cathedral were her two great interests and she was for them an indefatigable worker.”

Peterborough Citizen and Advertiser

December 24, 1965

Note: The full account of the funeral comes separately from page 14 of this same paper. See also copied article on p.6 of the Peterborough Citizen and Advertiser from the following Friday, Dec. 31, 1965.

Miss D. Prentice

The funeral service for Miss D. Prentice, Peakirk, whose sudden death was reported last week, was conducted at St. Pega’s Church on December 23 by the Rev. R.K. Sear, assisted by Dr. C.J. Grimes. Mourners were: Mr. And Mrs. G.H. Prentice, Mr. J.F. Prentice (brothers and sister-in-law), Mr. John Prentice (nephew), Mr. And Mrs. Blanchard (cousins), Mrs. S. Rose (niece), Miss L. Prentice (sister) was unable to attend.

In church were the Archdeacon of Oakham (the Ven E.N. Millard), the Precenter Peterborough Cathedral (the Rev P.C. Nicholson), Mr. G. Elliott (Diocesan secretary), Mr. Brook (verger, Peterborough Cathedral), Mr. C.P. Tutt (representing Friends of the Cathedral), Miss M. Shipley Ellis, Mrs. Wood Canon H.G. Herklots, Canon and Mrs. J.C. Cartwright, Miss C. Gutteridge, Mr. And Mrs. S.E. Shearing, Mr. J.H. Woolgar, Mr. J.W.L. Samworth, Mr. J.G. Harrison (representing staff, John Lucas), Mrs. G.W. Wisbey (also representing Wisbey), Mrs. R.K. Sear, Mrs. H. Pearson, Mrs. Sibley, Miss M. Purcival, Mrs. C. Perrin, Mrs. E. Wilkinson, Mrs. H. Dudley, Mrs. Ewart, Miss L. Strange, Mr. P. Walker, Mr. And Mrs. J. Harris, Miss D. Neaverson, Mrs. H. Stimson (also representing Mrs. J. Pulley), Mrs. H. Wathen, Mrs. A Williams, Mrs. Palmer (representing the Wild Fowl Trust), Mr. And Mrs. G. Dunn, Miss Wheeler, Sister Sheila and Sister Jean, Mrs. E. Pearson (also representing Glinton Church Council), Mrs. C. Percival, Mrs. P. Noble (also representing Mr. Noble and the Village Hall Committee).

Mr. T. Neaverson, Miss F. Neaverson, Mr. and Mrs. C. Neaverson, Mr. and Mrs. A. Neaverson, (Mrs. Neaverson also representing the Women’s Institute), Mr. E. Neaverson (representing Mrs. Neaverson), Mrs. Patterson, Mr. J. Patterson, Mr. Lang (representing Mrs. Lang and the Misses Welbon, Glinton), Miss Robinson, Mr. Wade, Peterborough, Mrs. N. Green, Mr. and Mrs. Lenton, Miss M. Sprigge (also representing Miss V. Sprigge), Mrs. C. Green, Mrs. O. Green.

Mr. Stanley Vann of Peterborough Cathedral, was organist.

There were many floral tributes from friends and organizations.

Peterborough Citizen and Advertiser

December 31, 1965

More About DORA EVELYN PRENTICE:

Baptism: 29 Jan 1899, Peakirk, Northants, England552

Burial: 24 Dec 1965, Ashes buried in St. Pega's Church, Peakirk, Northamptonshire, England553

Cause of Death: 1a. Cerebral haemorrhage b. Cerebrovascular disease554

Cremation: 23 Dec 1965, Marholm, near Peterborough, Cambs, England555

Residence: 31 Mar 1901, The Vicarage, Peakirk, Northants, England556

25. JABEZ5 MOULD (THOMAS4, WILLIAM3 MOLDS, WILLIAM2, JOSEPH1 MOULDS)557,558 was born 24 Dec 1865 in Gunthorpe, Northants, England559,560, and died 10 Jul 1936 in Aberdeen, South Dakota, USA561. He married SARAH ANN COX 04 Jun 1885 in Register office, Wellingborough, Northampton,England562,563, daughter of ELIZABETH COX. She was born 12 Jan 1867 in Union Workhouse, Kettering, Northamptonshire, England564,565, and died 07 Nov 1957 in Daughter Rose's house, San Ysidro, California566,567.

Notes for JABEZ MOULD:

On July 26, 2000, a friend of Richard Klapper, Jayne Wright, who lives near Rushden, England, sent Richard an e-mail describing her chance meeting of a lovely lady named Miss Joan Mould who told her the following story about the sons of Thomas Mould. Miss Mould said"she was one of 8 children - mostly still alive in the area, and her father was one of about 8 children too. Her grandfather, Charles Mould was the youngest of 4 sons. Their father (Thomas) owned a small farm near or in Peakirk - which is just north of Peterborough. The farm was only large enough to provide work for two sons. When the son "Jabe" was old enough to work, he was sent by train to Irthlingborough to find lodgings and work. He found work in a shoe factory. When Charles was old enough, he was sent to find work with his brother. "Uncle Jabe" subsequently emigrated to America and had at least 2 sons. Charles stayed in the area and married Emily Whitbread from Irthlingborough. She died in her 60s but her 2 sisters lived to be 100."

Jabez was the "Jabe" referred to above. While in England he was a member of the Rushden City Council and was presented a walking cane with a silver plaque on it in appreciation of his service. He married Sarah Ann Cox and emigrated to the U.S. and settled in Aberdeen, South Dakota. When asked why Jabez and Sarah came to the US, Jabez' grandson, Alfred Bull, said it was for economic reasons. Jabez' son George had come to the US earlier in 1906 and 1911 and was doing very well in his creamery business. He was making lots of money and paid for his sister Annie to come to the US the next year in 1912. George later talked his parents into coming to the US and paid for their trip. They arrived at Ellis Island on the ship Orduna on December 24, 1919. They ran a small grocery store in the front of their house at 111 8th Ave. S.W. in Aberdeen which George helped them set up. George also gave them the milk and cream to sell in their little store. George and his wife went to New York to meet them when their ship came in. Jabez had a handlebar mustache and George told him " We're going to have to get you dehorned since those aren't too popular over here."

In 1928, Jabez and Sarah went back to England when their daughter Annie and her son Alfred. Annie and Alfred traveled around England visiting relatives for about 6 months. Jabez and Sarah did not come back to the US with Annie and Alfred. They stayed in England for several years before returning to the US.

A year before his death, Jabez and Sarah celebrated their 50th anniversary. Jabez died a year later in the upstairs bedroom of his house. Helen Klapper, Hazel Ritter and Don Mould all indicated to Richard Klapper their memories of how unbearably hot it was in that upstairs bedroom. The funeral was also unbearably hot. Jabez's death certificate even indicates he died of heat stroke.

More About JABEZ MOULD:

Burial: 12 Jul 1936, Aberdeen, South Dakota, USA, Riverside Cemetary568,569

Cause of Death: Heat stroke

Emigration: 24 Dec 1919, To the USA570

Medical Information: Jabez was 5'6" per the Ellis Island records.

Naturalization: Naturalized citizen571

Occupation: 04 Jun 1885, Shoe finisher572

Residence: 27 Jul 1912, 13 Westfield Ave., Higham Ferrers, Northants, England573

Notes for SARAH ANN COX:

There is a discrepancy between the cemetery records and the grave headstone on the date of birth for Sarah. The headstone gives the date of birth as January 12, 1867 while the cemetery records give it as January 12, 1866. Her birth certificate indicates the date was January 12, 1867. The 1881 census in England gives the 1867 date. According to Helen Klapper her grandmother Sarah Mould was illegitimate. Her father was a Jewish man who didn't marry her mother. According to Hazel Ritter, Sarah's father was a Jewish musician from London. He was planning to marry Sarah's mother but he died of TB. This appears to be verified by her birth certificate which lists no father and notes that her mother gave birth to her in the Union Workhouse in Kettering. She was raised by her Uncle and Aunt, Rowland and Mary A. Cox. Sarah told stories to her granddaughter, Helen Bull, of her aunt making her stand on a box to wash dishes when she was 4 years old. Sarah married Jabez Mould in England and they emigrated to America, arriving at Ellis Island, New York on the ship Orduna on December 24, 1919. They settled in Aberdeen, South Dakota with their grown children. Sarah ran a small grocery store in the front of her house at 111 8th Ave. S.W. Her husband died and Sarah eventually moved to Chula Vista, California to live near her children George and Rose. She is buried in California which caused some concern among some of her descendants who felt she should have been buried back in Aberdeen, South Dakota with her husband.

More About SARAH ANN COX:

Burial: Glen Abby Memorial Park - Bonita, California574

Immigration: 24 Dec 1919, To US from England

Medical Information: Sarah was 5'2" tall per the Ellis Island records.

Naturalization: Naturalized citizen575

Occupation: Apr 1881, Shoe fitter576

Residence: 27 Jul 1912, 13 Westfield Ave., Higham Ferrers, Northants, England577

Marriage Notes for JABEZ MOULD and SARAH COX:

Jabez Mould and Sarah Ann Cox were married in the Register Office in Wellingborough, Northampton, England. The two witnesses were Bowland Cox and Mary Mould (most likely the sister of the groom).

More About JABEZ MOULD and SARAH COX:

Marriage: 04 Jun 1885, Register office, Wellingborough, Northampton,England578,579

Children of JABEZ MOULD and SARAH COX are:

38. i. ROSE MARION6 MOULD, b. 01 Jan 1885, Rushden, England; d. 26 Jan 1973, Chula Vista, California.

39. ii. GEORGE EWART MOULD, b. 15 Oct 1887, Rushden, England; d. 07 Oct 1965, Hospital in San Diego, California.

iii. BESSIE LILIAN MOULD580,581, b. Bet. Jan - Mar 1890, Rushden, Northampton, England582,583,584; d. Feb 1894, Rushden, Northampton, England585.

More About BESSIE LILIAN MOULD:

Burial: 19 Feb 1894, Rushden, Northamptonshire, England586

Residence: Apr 1891, Lancaster Street, Rushden, Northants, England587

40. iv. ANNIE BEATRICE MOULD, b. 06 Oct 1891, Rushden, Northamptionshire, England; d. 16 Mar 1974, St. Luke's Hospital, Aberdeen, SD USA.

v. THOMAS ROWLAND MOULD588,589, b. Dec 1899, Rushden, Northamptonshire, England590; d. Dec 1899, Rushden, Northamptonshire, England.

More About THOMAS ROWLAND MOULD:

Burial: 30 Dec 1899, Rushden, Northamptonshire, England591

26. REBECCA5 MOULD (THOMAS4, WILLIAM3 MOLDS, WILLIAM2, JOSEPH1 MOULDS)592 was born 15 Feb 1868 in Gunthorpe, Northamptonshire, England592,593, and died 04 Jul 1946 in Viking Township, Perkins County, South Dakota594,595,596. She married JOSEPH THOMAS MACKNESS597,598,599,600,601 28 May 1890 in Paston, Northamptonshire, England602, son of WILLIAM MACKNESS and REBECCA BLAND. He was born 03 Dec 1865 in Brigstock, Northamptonshire, England603,604,605, and died 23 May 1938 in Viking Township, Perkins County, South Dakota606,607.

Notes for REBECCA MOULD:

Rebecca married her cousin Joseph Thomas Mackness. Rebecca's sister Betsy married Joseph's cousin James.

More About REBECCA MOULD:

Burial: 09 Jul 1946, Ellingson, Perkins County, South Dakota608

Cause of Death: Arterial Schlerosis609

Immigration: 16 Oct 1906, England to U.S.610

Medical Information: Rebecca was 5'4" per Ellis Island records.

Naturalization: Unknown, Became a US citizen611,612

Residence: 28 May 1890, Gunthorpe, Northamptonshire, England613

Notes for JOSEPH THOMAS MACKNESS:

Joseph and his wife Rebecca Mould lived in Oregon when the first came to the U.S. but their house burned down and Joseph moved the family to South Dakota where he homesteaded on the South Dakota/North Dakota border.

From Marge Redford - 2001

When Frank and his mother Rebecca came to the US on October 16, 1906, Joseph was already living at 1006 ??? St., Aberdeen according to the ship's manifest. Obviously, Joseph came to the USA before his wife and son. Since I haven't been able to find his arrival in the Ellis Island files I suspect he came into the USA through another port.

More About JOSEPH THOMAS MACKNESS:

Burial: 26 May 1938, Ellingson, Perkins County, South Dakota614

Cause of Death: Carcinoma gastrica615

Immigration: 1906, From England to US616

Naturalization: Unknown, Became a US citizen617

Occupation: 1881, Shoe Finisher618

Residence: 1890, Rushden619

More About JOSEPH MACKNESS and REBECCA MOULD:

Marriage: 28 May 1890, Paston, Northamptonshire, England620

Children of REBECCA MOULD and JOSEPH MACKNESS are:

41. i. FRANK6 MACKNESS, b. 09 Jul 1891, Northamptonshire, England; d. 1971, Portland, Oregon.

ii. NELLIE MACKNESS621, b. Jan 1894621; d. May 1895.

More About NELLIE MACKNESS:

Burial: 21 May 1895, Newton Road Cemetery, Rushden, Northamptonshire, England621

27. CHARLES5 MOULD (THOMAS4, WILLIAM3 MOLDS, WILLIAM2, JOSEPH1 MOULDS)622,623 was born 15 Nov 1871 in Gunthorpe, Northampton, England624,625,626, and died 03 Mar 1945 in 2 Grove Street, Higham Ferrers, Northamptonshire, England627. He married EMILY JANE WHITBREAD628,629 05 Jul 1891 in Parish Church, Rushden, Northants, England630, daughter of GEORGE WHITBREAD and ELIZABETH GADSBY. She was born 18 Aug 1872 in Rushden, Northamptonshire, England631,632,633,634, and died 21 Apr 1942 in 2 Grove Road, Higham Ferrers, Northants, England635.

Notes for CHARLES MOULD:

On July 26, 2000, a friend of Richard Klapper, Jayne Wright, who lives near Rushden, England, sent Richard an e-mail describing her chance meeting of a lovely lady named Miss Joan Mould who told her the following story about the sons of Thomas Mould. Miss Mould said"she was one of 8 children - mostly still alive in the area, and her father was one of about 8 children too. Her grandfather, Charles Mould was the youngest of 4 sons. Their father (Thomas) owned a small farm near or in Peakirk - which is just north of Peterborough. The farm was only large enough to provide work for two sons. When the son "Jabe" was old enough to work, he was sent by train to Irthlingborough to find lodgings and work. He found work in a shoe factory. When the youngest, Charles, was old enough, he was sent to find work with his brother. "Uncle Jabe" subsequently emigrated to America and had at least 2 sons. Charles stayed in the area and married Emily Whitbread from Irthlingborough. She died in her 60s but her 2 sisters lived to be 100."

Charles Mould's obituary reads as follows.

Mr. C. Mould, Higham Ferrers

The death occurred on Saturday of Mr. Charles Mould, of 2, Grove-street, Higham Ferrers. He had been in Northampton General Hospital for 14 weeks and had been home for a fortnight before his death.

Aged 73 years, Mr. Mould was born at Peterborough, came to Higham Ferrers as a boy, and spent his working life in the boot trade, retiring three years ago. For some years he was a Sunday School teacher and superintendent of the Band of Hope at the Methodist Church, but in recent years had attended the Milton Hall Chapel.

A daughter, Mrs. I. Lovell, had been living with him. His wife died three years ago, and two sons, six daughters and 12 grandchildren are left.

The funeral took place on Tuesday, and the service was conducted at the home by the Rev. T.S. Kee, of the Rushden Independent Wesleyan Church, before interment at the Higham Ferrers cemetery. Mourners were : Mr. and Mrs. C. Headland, Rushden, Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Barrett, Northampton, Mr. and Mrs. R.E. Roberts, Higham Ferrers, Mr.and Mrs. J. Sharp, Rushden, Gnr. H. Eaton and Mrs. Eaton, Souldrop, (sons-in-law and daughters), Mr. and Mrs. B. Mould (son and daughter-in-law), Mr. and Mrs. A.T. Lovell (son-in-law and daughter), Mr. and Mrs. P. Mould (son and daughter-in-law), Mr. G. Mould (brother), Mrs. E. Mould (niece), Mrs. H. Durham, Mrs. W. Hensman (sisters-in-law), Mrs. E. Wrighton (cousin), and Mrs. Firkins (friend). Several friends of the Milton Chapel attended, these including Mr. L. Bradshaw, Mr. J. Lynn and Mr. W. Marriott.

Messrs. T. Swindall and Sons were the undertakers.

Rushden Echo & Argus

Friday, March 9, 1945 Page 2

More About CHARLES MOULD:

Burial: 06 Mar 1945, Higham Ferrers, Northampton, England636,637,638

Cause of Death: 1) a Bronchial pneumonia b) Cystatoning? c) Enlarged prostate

Census: 1881, Paston, Northampton, England639

Occupation: 03 Mar 1945, Boot finisher640

Residence: 24 Dec 1919, 2 Grove St., Higham Ferrers, Northants, England641

Retirement: 1942, Retired 3 years before his death in 1945642

Notes for EMILY JANE WHITBREAD:

Emily Mould's obituary reads as follows.

Mrs. E. J. Mould, Higham Ferrers

Mrs. Emily Jane Mould (69) of 2, Grove-street, Higham Ferrers, who had been in failing health for about a year although she had only been seriously ill for about 17 weeks, passed away on Tuesday. Mrs. Mould was born at Rushden and went to live at Higham at the time of her marriage. She had been associated with the Rushden Salvation Army Corps and more recently with the Higham Ferrers Baptist Mission. Her husband, who, until he retired, was employed as a finisher by Messrs. B. Ladds, of Rushden, six daughters and two sons survive.

Rushden Echo and Argus

Friday, April 24, 1942 Page 9

More About EMILY JANE WHITBREAD:

Burial: Higham Ferrers, Northants, England643

Cause of Death: 1) a Cerebral Thrombosis644

Occupation: 05 Jul 1891, Machinist645

Residence: 05 Jul 1891, Rushden, Northants, England645

More About CHARLES MOULD and EMILY WHITBREAD:

Marriage: 05 Jul 1891, Parish Church, Rushden, Northants, England645

Children of CHARLES MOULD and EMILY WHITBREAD are:

i. EMILY MAY6 MOULD646, b. Apr 1892647; d. May 1892648.

More About EMILY MAY MOULD:

Burial: 24 May 1892, Rushden, Northampton, England649

ii. ELSIE MAY MOULD650,651, b. 23 May 1893, Rushden, Northants, England651,652; d. 03 Jan 1984652,653; m. CHARLES HEADLAND654, 26 Sep 1931, Independent Wesleyan Chapel, Rushden, Northants, England655; b. Bet. Apr - Jun 1871656; d. Bet. Oct - Dec 1953657.

Notes for ELSIE MAY MOULD:

Per Trevor Mould, Elsie and Charles had no children.

More About ELSIE MAY MOULD:

Burial: Cremated658

Cremation: 11 Jan 1984, Kettering Crematorium, Kettering, Northants, England659

Occupation: 26 Sep 1931, Commercial clerk660

Residence: 31 Mar 1901, Westfields, Higham Ferrers, Northants, England661

More About CHARLES HEADLAND:

Cremation: 08 Oct 1953, Kettering Crematorium, Kettering, Northants, England662

Occupation: 26 Sep 1931, Leather dresser663

Residence: 26 Sep 1931, 43 Queen Street, Rushden, Northants, England663

More About CHARLES HEADLAND and ELSIE MOULD:

Marriage: 26 Sep 1931, Independent Wesleyan Chapel, Rushden, Northants, England663

iii. JESSIE MOULD664, b. 22 Oct 1895, Higham Ferrers, Northamptonshire, England665,666,667; d. 02 Jul 1977, St. Edmund's Hospital, Northampton, Northants, England668; m. JOHN WILLIAM J. BARRETT669,670,671, Bet. Apr - Jun 1937672; b. Bet. Sep - Dec 1883673; d. 09 May 1957, Northampton General Hospital, Northampton, Northants, England674.

Notes for JESSIE MOULD:

Per Trevor Mould, Jessie and John had no children.

More About JESSIE MOULD:

Burial: 08 Jul 1977, Cremated and ashes buried in parents' grave, Higham Ferrers, Northants, England675,676

Residence: 31 Mar 1901, Westfields, Higham Ferrers, Northants, England677

Notes for JOHN WILLIAM J. BARRETT:

John Barrett's obituary reads as follows.

Barrett – On May 9, after a short illness, at Northampton General Hospital, John William James, aged 73, of 118, St. Jame’s Park-road. Beloved husband of Jessie, and dear brother of Ivy. Resting in the Lord. Funeral service, Monday, May 13, at 1:45pm at Princes-street Baptist Church. No flowers please.

(Northampton Chronicle and Echo

Friday May 10, 1957 Page 12

More About JOHN WILLIAM J. BARRETT:

Cause of Death: 1a Cerebro-vascular Episode with (L) hemiplegia 1b Parkinson's Disease678

Occupation: 1957, Boot and shoe operative678

Residence: 09 May 1957, 118 St. James Park Road, Northampton, Northants, England679

More About JOHN BARRETT and JESSIE MOULD:

Marriage: Bet. Apr - Jun 1937680

42. iv. VIOLET MOULD, b. 23 Nov 1897, Higham Ferrers, Northamptonshire, England; d. 08 Jan 1982, The Poplars Thrapston Road, Finedon, Northants, England.

v. DAISY MOULD681, b. Bet. Apr - Jun 1900, Rushden, Northamptonshire, England682,683; d. 29 Jan 1995, Fairlawns Nursing Home, Higham Road, Rushden, Northants, England684,685; m. ALFRED JAMES SHARP686,687, Bet. Apr - Jun 1927688; b. Bet. Jan - Mar 1899689,690; d. 14 Nov 1948, Northampton General Hospital, Northampton, Northants, England691,692.

Notes for DAISY MOULD:

Per Trevor Mould, Daisy and Jim had no children.

More About DAISY MOULD:

Burial: Higham Ferrers, Northants, England693

Residence: 31 Mar 1901, Westfields, Higham Ferrers, Northants, England694

Notes for ALFRED JAMES SHARP:

Alfred Sharp's obituary reads as follows.

Funeral of Mr. A. J. Sharp

The funeral of Mr. Alfred James Sharp, of 19, Wentworth Road, Rushden, who died in the Northampton General Hospital, took place on November 18, the service being conducted by the Rev. John Renison at the Independent Wesleyan Church.

Mr. C. Headland (brother-in-law) at the organ accompanied the hymns “Jesu, Lover of my Soul” and “In Heavenly Love Abiding” and played “O Rest in the Lord” and Handel’s “Largo”.

The coffin was draped with the Union Jack and among those present were representatives of the Independent Wesleyan Women’s Auxiliary, the C.W.S. Boot Works (clicking department), the British Legion and Messrs. W. Sargent (closing department).

Mourners were: Mrs. D. Sharp (widow), Mr. And Mrs. W. Sharp (father and mother), Mr. And Mrs. P. Sturgess (brother-in-law and sister), Mr. And Mrs. C. Headland, Mrs. J. Barrett, Northampton, Mr. And Mrs. J.E. Roberts, Mr. And Mrs. H. Eaton, Mr. And Mrs. B. Mould, Mr. And Mrs. A.T. Lovell, and Mr. And Mrs. P. Mould (brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law), Messrs. P. Sturgess, N. Mould, P. Mould and P. Eaton (nephews), and Miss P. Roberts and Miss D. Lovell (nieces). Mrs. Firkins, Souldrop, and Mr. T. Wright (friends).

The interment was at the Higham Ferrers Cemetery.

Rushden Echo and Argus and Northampton Advertiser Higham Ferrers, Irthlingborough and Raunds Free Press

Friday November 26, 1948 Page 9

More About ALFRED JAMES SHARP:

Burial: 18 Nov 1948, Higham Ferrers, Northants, England695,696

Residence: 14 Nov 1948, 19 Wentworth Road, Rushden, Northants, England697

More About ALFRED SHARP and DAISY MOULD:

Marriage: Bet. Apr - Jun 1927698

43. vi. LILY MOULD, b. 09 Mar 1902, Higham Ferrers, Northants, England; d. 01 Mar 1988, The Poplars Marshalls Road, Raunds, Northants, England.

44. vii. BERNARD WILLIAM MOULD, b. 20 Aug 1905, Higham Ferrers, Northants, England; d. 19 Feb 1982, Isebrook Hospital, Wellingborough, Northants, England.

45. viii. IVY DOREEN MOULD, b. Bet. Oct - Dec 1907; d. 01 Apr 1999, Nursing home, Irchester, Northants, England.

46. ix. PERCY WHITBREAD THOMAS MOULD, b. Bet. Apr - Jun 1910; d. 31 Oct 1983, Wellingborough Hospital, Wellingborough, Northants, England.

28. GEORGE5 MOULD (THOMAS4, WILLIAM3 MOLDS, WILLIAM2, JOSEPH1 MOULDS)699,700 was born 05 Nov 1873 in Gunthorpe, Northants, England701,702,703, and died 10 Apr 1953 in County Hospital, Huntingdon, England704. He married (1) FANNY MILLS705,706 10 Aug 1898 in Church of St. Paul, Peterborough, Northants, England707, daughter of GEORGE MILLS and MARY IVES. She was born 19 Nov 1870 in G.N.R. Cottage, Peterborough, Northants, England708,709, and died 15 Feb 1947 in Bracebridge Heath Hospital, Rauceby, near Sleaford, Lincolnshire, England710,711,712. He married (2) DOROTHY AYRES713 06 Apr 1953 in Rose Cottages, Broughton, Hunts, England714.

Notes for GEORGE MOULD:

On July 26, 2000, a friend of Richard Klapper, Jayne Wright, who lives near Rushden, England, sent Richard an e-mail describing her chance meeting of a lovely lady named Miss Joan Mould who told her the following story about the sons of Thomas Mould. Miss Mould said"she was one of 8 children - mostly still alive in the area, and her father was one of about 8 children too. Her grandfather, Charles Mould was the youngest of 4 sons. Their father (Thomas) owned a small farm near or in Peakirk - which is just north of Peterborough. The farm was only large enough to provide work for two sons. When the son "Jabe" was old enough to work, he was sent by train to Irthlingborough to find lodgings and work. He found work in a shoe factory. When the youngest, Charles, was old enough, he was sent to find work with his brother. "Uncle Jabe" subsequently emigrated to America and had at least 2 sons. Charles stayed in the area and married Emily Whitbread from Irthlingborough. She died in her 60s but her 2 sisters lived to be 100."

From an article in a newspaper in April 1953:

"Mr. George Mould, aged 79 of 30(?) Gilpin-street, was married at Broughton Hunts on Monday, to Miss Dorothy Ayres, of Rose Cottages, Broughton. The following day he was involved in an accident while out cycling and now lies dangerously ill in Huntingdon Hospital with a suspected fracture of the skull. It is thought that the accident occurred when Mr. Mould lost control of his cycle. A native of Gunthorpe where he lived for 37 years, Mr. Mould started work in his father's milk business when he was eight years old. He took over the business in 1898(?) and in 1911moved to Gilpin-street. The business was sold to Brown and Sons of Walton, in 1950(?) and Mr. Mould officially "retired" though he still insisted on accompanying his son on the milk round every morning. Mr. Mould has been unconscious since he was admitted to hospital. Yesterday it was stated that there is no change in his condition." George died within a few days of this article.

More About GEORGE MOULD:

Burial: 14 Apr 1953, Eastfield Cemetery, Peterborough, Northants, England715,716

Cause of Death: Fracture of the base of the skullsustained when he fell from his pedal cycle.

Census: 1881, Paston, Northampton, England717

Medical Information: Accident certificate received Philip Davies Coroner of Huntingdon. Inquest held 11th April 1953.

Occupation: 10 Apr 1953, Retired dairyman718

Residence: 10 Apr 1953, 3 Rose Cottages, Broughton St. Ives RD719

Notes for FANNY MILLS:

From Fanny's obituary we learn the following. ".....she was born in one of the G.N.R. Cottages, and for 13 years in Canon Ball's time, was a teacher at New England Church schools."

Death of Mrs. F. Mould

Mrs. Fannie Mould, wife of Mr. Geo Mould, 59, Gilpin-st., died at Bracebridge Hospital, Lincoln, on Saturday, aged 76. Formerly Miss Mills, she was born in one of the G.N.R. Cottages, and for 13 years, in Canon Ball’s time, was a teacher at New England Church schools. Mr. And Mrs. Mould were married at St. Paul’s 48 years ago, and Mr. Mould has been a dairyman nearly 60 years, carrying on the business started by his father, Mr. Thomas mould at Gunthorpe. Five sons and three daughters survive. Mr. C. Mould, 48, Silverwood-rd; Mr. B. Mould, 19, Priory-rd; Mr. E. Mould, 65, Exeter-rd; Mr. G.T. Mould, 97,Fulbridge-rd; Sgt. H. Mould, with the 11th ?????in Germany; Mrs. D. Maile, Gilpin-st; Miss M. Mould and Miss I. Mould, Gilpin-st. The funeral yesterday at St. Paul’s was conducted by the Vicar, and the mourners were Mr. G. Mould (husband); Mr. And Mrs. C. Mould, Mr. And Mrs. B. Mould, Mr. And Mrs. E. Mould, Mr. And Mrs. G.T. Mould (sons and daughters-in-law); Mr. And Mrs. E. Maile, Miss M. Mould, Miss I. Mould (son-in-law and daughters); Mr. W. Mills, Holme (brother); Miss O. Mould, Miss A. Mould (grand-daughters); Mr. A. May, Mr. C. Butler and Mrs. Patchett (friends).

Peterborough Standard

Friday, February 21, 1947 Page 8

More About FANNY MILLS:

Burial: 20 Feb 1947, Eastfield Cemetery, Peterborough, Northants, England720

Cause of Death: Broncho Pneumonia, Arterio Sclerosis, Senility721

Occupation: 10 Aug 1898, School Teacher at New England Church schools722,723

Residence: 31 Mar 1901, Rectory, Gunthorpe, Northants, England724

More About GEORGE MOULD and FANNY MILLS:

Marriage: 10 Aug 1898, Church of St. Paul, Peterborough, Northants, England725

More About GEORGE MOULD and DOROTHY AYRES:

Marriage: 06 Apr 1953, Rose Cottages, Broughton, Hunts, England726

Children of GEORGE MOULD and FANNY MILLS are:

i. DORIS6 MOULD727,728, b. 15 Apr 1901, Peterborough, Northants, England728,729; d. Nov 1987, Peterborough, Northants, England729; m. ERNEST VICTOR MAILE730,731, 20 Jun 1932732; b. Abt. 1901, Peterborough, Northants, England733,734,735; d. 03 Feb 1957, St. John's Hospital, Peterborough, Northants, England736,737,738,739.

More About DORIS MOULD:

Burial: Eastfield Cemetery, Peterborough, England740

Occupation: Bet. 1932 - 1941, Ran a newsagent's and tobacconist's shop741

Residence: Feb 1947, Gilpin St., Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, England742

Notes for ERNEST VICTOR MAILE:

Ernest Maile's obituary reads as follows.

Mr. E. V. Maile – After a long illness Mr. Ernest Victor Maile, 59 Gilpin-street, died in St. John’s Hospital on Sunday at the age of 56. Born in Peterborough Mr. Maile was the eldest son of the late Mr. And Mrs. J. T. Maile and for some years worked in the oven shop of Baker Perkins Ltd. Twenty-five years ago he married Miss Doris Irene Mould, of St. Leonard’s-on-Sea, and, for some years he and his wife kept a newsagent’s and tobacconist’s shop in the town returning to Peterborough about 16 years ago. The funeral took place at All Soul’s yesterday.

Peterborough Standard

Friday February 8, 1957 Page 10

More About ERNEST VICTOR MAILE:

Burial: 07 Feb 1957, Eastfield Cemetery, Peterborough, England743,744

Occupation: Bet. 1932 - 1941, Owned a newsagent's and tobacconist's shop in St. Leonards-on-Sea745

Residence: Feb 1947, SGilpin Street, Cambridgeshire, England746

More About ERNEST MAILE and DORIS MOULD:

Marriage: 20 Jun 1932747

47. ii. CYRIL EUGENE MOULD, b. 07 Jun 1902, Gunthorpe, Northants, England; d. 17 Nov 1978, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, England.

48. iii. BERNARD MOULD, b. 27 Jul 1903, Gunthorpe, Northants, England; d. 06 Jan 1996, Peterborough, England.

49. iv. ERIC MOULD, b. 01 Jan 1905, Gunthorpe, Northants, England; d. 24 Apr 1995, Peterborough Cambs, England.

50. v. GUILFORD THOMAS MOULD, b. 22 Aug 1906, Gunthorpe, Northants, England; d. 05 Dec 1992, Home in Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, England.

vi. MARJORIE EDNA MOULD748,749, b. 17 Sep 1909, Peterborough, Northants, England750,751,752; d. 16 Aug 1953, Peterborough, Northants, England753,754.

Notes for MARJORIE EDNA MOULD:

Per Joan Bolton, Marjorie never married.

More About MARJORIE EDNA MOULD:

Burial: Eastfield Cemetery, Peterborough, England755

Residence: Feb 1947, Gilpin Street, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, England756

vii. GEORGE MOULD757, b. Bet. Oct - Dec 1911757; d. Bet. Oct - Dec 1911758.

viii. IRIS THERESA MOULD759,760,761, b. 26 Jul 1913, Peterborough, Northants, England762,763,764; d. 08 Nov 1964, Peterborough, Northants, England765,766.

Notes for IRIS THERESA MOULD:

Per Joan Bo;ton, Iris never married.

More About IRIS THERESA MOULD:

Burial: Eastfield Cemetery, Peterborough, England766

Residence: Feb 1947, Gilpin St., Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, England767

51. ix. HUBERT LAWRENCE MOULD, b. 28 Feb 1917, Peterborough, Northants, England; d. 17 Dec 1994, Peterborough, Cambridge, England.

29. JAMES5 MOULD (ANN4, WILLIAM3 MOLDS, WILLIAM2, JOSEPH1 MOULDS)768 was born 1856 in Woodcroft, Northants, England769. He married ANN770. She was born in Pontefract, York, England771.

Notes for JAMES MOULD:

Based on his baptism notation, it appears James was illigitimate since it notes that he was the son of "Ann Moulds, a servant. James has his mother's last name rather than a father's. 5 years later, James still has the Moulds last name and is living with his aunt and uncle in Helpstone, Northants.

More About JAMES MOULD:

Baptism: 04 May 1856, Etton, Northants, England772

Occupation: 1871, Ag labourer773

Residence: 1861, Helpstone, Northants, England774

Children of JAMES MOULD and ANN are:

i. JAMES6 MOULD, b. Abt. 1883.

ii. WALTER MOULD, b. Abt. 1891.

iii. HENRY MOULD, b. Abt. 1893.

52. iv. MARGARET ANN MOULD, b. 17 Feb 1900, Sheffield, England.

30. JOSEPH5 MOULDS (SUSANNAH4, WILLIAM3 MOLDS, WILLIAM2, JOSEPH1 MOULDS)775 was born 02 Feb 1856 in Woodcroft, Northants, England776,777. He married MARY778. She was born Abt. 1854 in Kirkby, Nottingham, England778.

Notes for JOSEPH MOULDS:

Joseph was one of 2 illegitimate sons of Susannah Moulds. Susannah later married Luke Mandeville in Newark District and had additional children.

More About JOSEPH MOULDS:

Baptism: 04 May 1856, Etton, Northants, England779

Illegitimate child: 02 Feb 1856, Susannah was a single woman when Joseph was born779

Occupation: 1881, Furniture dray man780

Residence: 1861, Etton, Northants, England781

More About MARY:

Residence: 1881, 15 Saxon Place, Nottingham St. Mary, Nottingham, England782

Children of JOSEPH MOULDS and MARY are:

i. MARY LUCY6 MOULD783, b. Abt. 1876, Kirkby, Nottingham, England783.

More About MARY LUCY MOULD:

Residence: 1881, 15 Saxon Place, Nottingham St. Mary, Nottingham, England783

ii. ARTHUR MOULD784, b. Abt. 1877, Kirkby, Nottingham, England784.

More About ARTHUR MOULD:

Residence: 1881, 15 Saxon Place, Nottingham St. Mary, Nottingham, England784

iii. SARAH MOULD785, b. Abt. 1878, Kirkby, Nottingham, England785.

More About SARAH MOULD:

Residence: 1881, 15 Saxon Place, Nottingham St. Mary, Nottingham, England785

iv. JOSEPH MOULD786, b. Abt. 1880, Kirkby, Nottingham, England786.

More About JOSEPH MOULD:

Residence: 1881, 15 Saxon Place, Nottingham St. Mary, Nottingham, England786

31. ARTHUR5 MOULDS (SUSANNAH4, WILLIAM3 MOLDS, WILLIAM2, JOSEPH1 MOULDS)787 was born Bet. Jan - Mar 1859 in Woodcroft, Northants, England787,788. He married ANNIE SMITH789 01 Sep 1883 in Trinity Chapel, Little Horton, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England789,790.

Notes for ARTHUR MOULDS:

Arthur was one of 2 illegitimate sons of Susannah Moulds. Susannah later married Luke Mandeville in Newark District and had additional children.

More About ARTHUR MOULDS:

Baptism: 25 Sep 1859, Etton, Northants, England791

Illegitimate child: Bet. Jan - Mar 1859, Susannah was a single woman when Arthur was born791

Occupation: 1881, 28 Essex St., Bradford, York, England792

Residence: 1861, Etton, Northants, England793

More About ARTHUR MOULDS and ANNIE SMITH:

Marriage: 01 Sep 1883, Trinity Chapel, Little Horton, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England794,795

Children of ARTHUR MOULDS and ANNIE SMITH are:

53. i. WILLIAM6 MOULDS, b. 26 Oct 1883.

ii. FRANK MOULDS796, b. Bet. Jan - Mar 1886796,797.

iii. ARTHUR MOULDS798, b. Bet. Oct - Dec 1887798,799.

iv. ERNEST MOULDS800, b. Bet. Jan - Mar 1894800,801.

Generation No. 6

32. AMY6 DAY (JOSEPH5, ELIZABETH4 MOLE, WILLIAM3 MOLDS, WILLIAM2, JOSEPH1 MOULDS)802 was born Bet. 1873 - 1874 in Peakirk, Northants, England802.

More About AMY DAY:

Baptism: 29 May 1881, Peakirk, Northants, England803

Residence: 1881, Peakirk, Northants, England804

Child of AMY DAY is:

i. BERTHA7 DAY805, b. 1896, Peakirk, Northants, England806.

More About BERTHA DAY:

Baptism: 13 Sep 1896, Peakirk, Northants, England807

33. NAOMI JANE6 JESSOP (JANE5 MOULD, THOMAS4, WILLIAM3 MOLDS, WILLIAM2, JOSEPH1 MOULDS)808,809,810 was born 19 Aug 1879 in 5 Pickett Street, Tempesley Road, Clapham, Surrey, England811,812, and died 12 Feb 1959 in 27 Westbourne Villas, Aldrington, Hove, East Sussex, England813. She married HERBERT ALPHONSUS BALDWIN814 23 May 1904 in Victoria Baptist Chapel, Wandsworth Road, District of Wandsworth, County of London, England815, son of PHILLIP BALDWIN and H.. He was born Bet. Oct - Dec 1878 in Camberwell, England816,817,818, and died 15 Apr 1938 in Jumped off a ferry in Engish Channel819.

More About NAOMI JANE JESSOP:

Burial: Cremated in Brighton Crematorium, Brighton, East Sussex, England820

Cause of Death: 1a. Cerebral hoemorrhage, b. Hypertension821

Occupation: 1901, Cashier822

Residence: 23 May 1904, 86 High Road, Balham, England823

Notes for HERBERT ALPHONSUS BALDWIN:

Herbert was a butcher and had a large and very successful shop in Epsom High Street. He made a fortune As a young girl, Naomi worked as the cashier in the butcher shop. She was very good at mental arithmetic. Having made money, they moved to a large house in Kingswood, Surrey and later back to Epsom. Herbert had a Bentley automobile and Muriel was taught to drive in it at age 17. He also had horses and used to hunt. He sustained several serious falls and at least one concussion.

Herbert was a conscientious objector in World War I and was imprisoned in Dartmoor Prison. Somehow Naomi managed to visit him although no females were allowed in there in those days. It was said she was the only female to have gotten inside to visit.

After the war, in 1923 and 1924 Herbert ran for Parliament as the Labor Party candidate in Acton (West London). He was unsuccessful both times.

When it became apparent to him that there was going to be another major war, Herbert became very depressed. He committed suicide by jumping overboard from a ferry in the English Channel. The boat was the night ship Paris which was travelling between Newhaven and Dieppe. Herbert and Naomi were living in Goring next to Worthing in Sussex when he committed suicide.

A brief newspaper article on his suicide can be found in the newspaper The Daily Mirror on page 5 of the Monday, April 18, 1938 issue. The article reads as follows.

KISSED HIS WIFE FAREWELL, DROWNED

"It's no good. I have come to the end of my tether. Since boyhood days I have been battling with a frail body."

That letter was written to his wife by a man who despaired in the struggle with life, Mr. Herbert A. Baldwin of Epsom, Surrey, a retired business man, aged fifty-nine.

He is reported to have fallen overboard soon after the night boat PARIS, left Newhaven for Dieppe on Good Friday.

Tears filled the eyes of his wife as she quoted parts of the letter to the Daily Mirror yesterday in her daughter's home at Alleyn Road, Dulwich.

"He has been kissing me good-bye for weeks past," she said, "and we could not understand the pathetic farewells. I thought he might be thinking he would die within a short time."

Mr. Baldwin's brother, Mr. B. J. Baldwin, told the Daily Mirror: "He had a severe breakdown after receiving head injuries while riding a horse at Epsom two years ago and after that he seemed to go to pieces."

More About HERBERT ALPHONSUS BALDWIN:

Burial: Body never recovered824

Occupation: 23 May 1904, Butcher (Master)825

Residence: 23 May 1904, 73 Honeybrook Road, Clapham825

More About HERBERT BALDWIN and NAOMI JESSOP:

Marriage: 23 May 1904, Victoria Baptist Chapel, Wandsworth Road, District of Wandsworth, County of London, England826

Children of NAOMI JESSOP and HERBERT BALDWIN are:

54. i. MURIEL NAOMI7 BALDWIN, b. 26 Mar 1905, 151 High St., Sutton, Surrey, England; d. Apr 1993.

55. ii. DOUGLAS HERBERT BALDWIN, b. 23 Nov 1908, 151 High Street, Epsom, Sutton, Surrey, England; d. 08 Sep 1971, Hospital in Bournmouth, Dorset, England.

iii. JOHN RUPERT BALDWIN827, b. 25 Aug 1916, Epson, Surrey, England828; d. Jul 1924, Reigate, Surrey, England828.

34. DEVEREUX HENRY6 JESSOP (JANE5 MOULD, THOMAS4, WILLIAM3 MOLDS, WILLIAM2, JOSEPH1 MOULDS)829,830 was born 16 Dec 1880 in 55 Balham Road, Balham, Surrey, England831,832, and died 12 Jun 1914 in Driftway Road, Banstead, Surrey, England833. He married JESSE ANSCOMBE834 13 Sep 1910 in Baptist Church, Epsom, England835,836, daughter of JOSEPH ANSCOMBE and ELIZA. She was born Bet. 1889 - 1890 in Southwark, London, England836,837.

Notes for DEVEREUX HENRY JESSOP:

Per his death certificate a certificate was received from Gilbert H. White, coroner for West Surrey. The inquest was held 12th June 1914 and by adjournment on the 24th June 1914.

On June 12, 1914, Jane (Mould) Jessop's son, Devereux Henry , was killed when a motorcycle he was driving ran into a tree killing him instantly. His brother-in-law, Herbert Baldwin, was riding behind him and although thrown to the ground, was not seriously injured. Devereux's wife, Jesse, was riding in a side car and was seriously injured. An inquest was held and the death was ruled an accident.

The accident was written up in a couple of newspaper articles and these are written up below.

Banstead

Motor Fatality

The Adjourned Inquest

The inquest on Mr. Henry Jessop (32) of High-street, Epsom, partner in the firm of Messrs. Baldwin Bros., on Wednesday afternoon before Mr. Gilbert White. The only witness called was Mr. Herbert Baldwin, brother-in-law of deceased, of Dulverton, Holland-avenue, Sutton, who was riding at the back of deceased's motor-cycle on the day of the accident. He said that deceased called at his house with his wife to discuss business matters and witness returned with him. They went along Banstead-road into Drift Way-road. After passing the Kensington and Chelsea Schools there was a slight gradient, and at the bottom of it a large beech tree and a turning to the left. Deceased had complained about the controls of his machine not being efficient, and witness was of opinion that something went wrong with them on this occasion. Deceased was unable to turn the corner at a sharp enough angle. They were travelling at a fair pace, and the machine dashed into the tree, killing deceased instantly and throwing both witness and deceased's wife, who was in the side car, on to the ground.

The jury returned a verdict of accidental death, and on the Coroner's suggestion recommended that a warning signal should be near the spot. Sympathy was also expressed for the widow and relatives of deceased. Mr. Baldwin said that Mrs. Jessop, who was seriously injured, was progressing favourably.

The Surrey Advertiser And ??

Epsom

Motor Cycle Fatality

On Wednesday evening Mr. Jessop, manager of Messrs. Baldwin Bros., butchers, High-street, Epsom, was motor cycling along the Banstead-road with his wife, who was in a side-car, when the machine by some means got out of control and ran into a tree. Both Mr. Jessop and his wife were thrown out, the former being killed instantly, whilst his wife was seriously hurt. Mr. Jessop was a brother-in-law of Mr. Baldwin, one of the members of the firm of Baldwin Bros.

The inquest was opened at the Banstead Institute yesterday (Friday). Evidence of identification having been taken, the inquiry was adjourned. Mrs. Jessop, who was taken to Holland-avenue, Sutton, is stated to be progressing favourably.

Unknown newspaper

More About DEVEREUX HENRY JESSOP:

Burial: 16 Jun 1914, Section B, Grave 267, Sutton Cemetery, Sutton, London, England838

Cause of Death: Thrown from a motorcycle he was driving and instantly killed.839

Occupation: 1901, Groom/worker840

Residence: 1901, 86 Balham High Road, Surrey, England840

More About DEVEREUX JESSOP and JESSE ANSCOMBE:

Marriage: 13 Sep 1910, Baptist Church, Epsom, England841,842

Child of DEVEREUX JESSOP and JESSE ANSCOMBE is:

56. i. DEVERAUX FREDERICK7 JESSOP, b. 25 Jun 1911; d. 17 Aug 2004.

35. ROSE ANNA6 JESSOP (JANE5 MOULD, THOMAS4, WILLIAM3 MOLDS, WILLIAM2, JOSEPH1 MOULDS)843,844 was born 24 Sep 1885 in 55 Balham Grove, Surrey, England845,846, and died 18 Apr 1968 in 31 Worcester Road, Sutton, London, England847. She married FREDERICK THOMAS BRUSHETT848,849,850 21 Sep 1908 in St. Peters Presbyterian Church of England, Wandsworth, Surrey, England851, son of FREDERICK WILLIAM BRUSHETT. He was born Bet. 1879 - 1880 in Holborn, Middlesex, England852, and died 24 Aug 1968 in Sutton General Hospital, Sutton, England853,854.

More About ROSE ANNA JESSOP:

Cause of Death: 1a. Cardiac failure b. Myocardial degeneration855

Medical Information: Rose Anna was slightly swarthy in color.856

Residence: Bef. 1946, Avonside, 62 Lenham Rd., Sutton, Surrey, England857

Notes for FREDERICK THOMAS BRUSHETT:

"Her father Frederick Thomas Brushett was the son of a cheesemonger and worked for his father when young. He later became a butcher (employed) and my husband's family shopped with his employer. During the war when we had rationing you would register with a butcher as your sole supplier. The same thing for grocery."

E-mail from Eileen Adkins to Richard Klapper, April 7, 2006

".....we checked where Frederick Brushett worked and it was a butcher shop called Henry in Sutton High Street. Philip's mother would have patronised this shop from the middle 1930's when the Adkins moved to Carshalton. This shop was just a short walk from Lenham Road in Sutton where the Brushetts lived."

E-mail from Eileen Adkins to Richard Klapper, April 10, 2006

More About FREDERICK THOMAS BRUSHETT:

Cause of Death: 1a: Acute left ventricular failure, b: Ischaemic heart disease858

Occupation: 21 Sep 1908, Cheesemongers Asst.859

Residence: 1881, 150 Lambeth Walk, Lambeth, Surrey, England860

More About FREDERICK BRUSHETT and ROSE JESSOP:

Marriage: 21 Sep 1908, St. Peters Presbyterian Church of England, Wandsworth, Surrey, England861

Child of ROSE JESSOP and FREDERICK BRUSHETT is:

i. HELENA JOAN7 BRUSHETT862, b. 11 Oct 1910, 254 Upper Tooting Road, Streatham, London, England862; d. 04 Nov 1996863,864.

Notes for HELENA JOAN BRUSHETT:

"Joan adopted my mother-in-law as a sort of surrogate mother after her parents died and particularly after my father-in-law died."

E-mail from Eileen Adkins to Richard Klapper, April 7, 2006

"She (Joan) was very fond of her parents and when they had to give up their home she moved into the care home with them. ............ After they both died within weeks of each other in 1968 she found herself a flat and that is when Dorothy (Eileen's sister-in-law) and she became close as she needed some help with decorations, etc. She moved twice more and each time Dorothy helped and so did we."

E-mail from Eileen Adkins to Richard Klapper, April 10, 2006

"HELLENA (sp) JOAN BRUSHETT Always known to us as JOAN

Mother's maiden name JESSOPP.

Educated at GPDST (Girls' Public Day School Trust) High School for Girls, SUTTON Surrey.

Almoner & Dispenser at Sutton & Cheam General Hospital. (see photo in lab: coat)

Her parents and mine were friends so my sisters and I knew her from the late 1930's until she died in 1996.

My younger sister who died in February this year was Joan's executrix. Joan was a very kindly and likable person, somewhat Edwardian in outlook & dress. Was always considerate of and sympathetic with the elderly. I guess her experience in her work at the hospital would encourage this apart from her innate character she used to visit my mother regularly, she lived to be 98.

After retirement Joan lived with her parents in rooms at a Care Home and at their demise she moved to her own flat in Sutton and then to a Wardened apartment leaving there she bought a bungalow in the grounds of the Care Home where she was living at the time of her death.

She was very studious indeed bookish, her parent's home contained a considerable collection of books, I have tried to think if I knew what she did at home but I believe she was committed to her work and Bible study. She had interests in many charities, one I remember particularly was the Church Mission to the Jews. I don't recall that any time in our life she had taken an interest in a sport.

A passion for English Royalty did occupy her and she had a large collection of books and photographs on the subject.

Joan never married. We thought of her being so involved with her hospital work that she would not have time for any other activity. So it was to our great surprise and I guess delight that in the early 1940's we discovered that she was being 'courted' by a soldier ......... said to be a Vicar! I was a reenager at the time and my detective instincts were immediately aroused as soon as I knew.... I didn't like the fellow!! He was in fact a patient at a local psychiatric unit masquerading as a chaplain with shell shock. To my amazement he had insinuated himself into the Bretheren community who had been completely taken in. Poor Joan was his prey he had only one thing in mind, unsuspecting she looked so happy to start with......I could have killed him. I alerted my father as soon as I had the information but was told I shouldn't even suggest such things. Joan went away for a holiday for a while, and we didn't see her for some time. I was in disgrace! After this life went on as normal and we all saw each other often."

Written by Philip Adkins of Alresford, Hampshire, England June 2006

More About HELENA JOAN BRUSHETT:

Education: Sutton High School, Sutton, Surrey, England865

Medical Information: Joan was slightly swarthy in skin color.866

Occupation: Medication dispenser at Sutton & Cheam Hospital, Sutton, England867,868

Residence: 12 Aug 1953, 68 Lenham Road, Sutton, Surrey869