ISBN 1 899293 03 5
Published 2002 by Matador www.troubador.co.uk/matador
This book has been published on the history of Wilstead, near Bedford. “Wilshamstead - Homestead of Friends” tells the history of the village and parish from the stone age to this years Golden Jubilee celebrations. The book has been researched, written and published by two amateur local historians in the village - Christine Papworth & Gessie Della Ripa. Family historians with Wilstead connections may find their ancestors or relatives amongst the numerous names in the book or its 140 photographs. Further details (including ordering) can be found at www.wilsteadbook.freeuk.com
To assist family historians, this index to people mentioned in the book (both historical and contemporary) has been prepared by David Horton (dhorton@iprimus.com.au) , himself a descendent of Wilshamstead villagers. This index is intended to complement the book, and as the copyright of the book rests with its authors, he is unable to provide photcopies or transcriptions from the book. Please report any errors you find in the index to David.
David is researching the following family names in Wilshamstead or nearby Bedfordshire villages:
Albury, Ambridge, Barrat, Barrett, Bennet, Bennit, Boustril, Bridges, Burridge, Cooper, Franklin, Goodman, Green, Gunall, Hodgson, Linger, Mann, Millard, Monk, Oliver, Osborne, Paine, Potter, Purser, Richardson, Smith, Stokes, Tysoe, Whiteman, Woodard, Wooden, Woodwin, Wray.
Please contact David if you think you may have a family connection.
When using this index, please note that names appear as in the book itself. As a consequence:
Some booklets in the series "Wilstead People of the Parish" by Christine Rhoden have also been indexed.
|
Given Names |
Surnames |
Page |
Time Frame |
Notes |
|
(Countess) Judith |
135 |
1087 |
Abbess of Elstow, Lord of Manor | |
|
‘Long Will’ |
126 |
Farm worker | ||
|
‘Old Caravan Joe’ |
126 |
|||
|
‘Thursday’ Jack |
90 |
Sold haberdashery | ||
|
Cicely |
101 |
1270 |
||
|
Emma |
101 |
1270 |
||
|
Gervase |
50-51 |
1303 |
Cobbler | |
|
Richard |
50-51 |
1303 |
Of Old Warden | |
|
Robert |
132 |
1200s |
Vicar | |
|
Thomas |
50-51 |
1303 |
Son of Gervase the cobbler | |
|
Walter |
50 |
1303 |
Clerk | |
|
William |
101 |
1270 |
Carpenter | |
|
John |
Adam |
52 |
1539 |
Blyman |
|
James |
Addington |
59-63 |
1830-1832 |
executed |
|
James |
Addington |
26 |
||
|
Ken |
Adey |
81 |
1977 |
Morris dancing |
|
(family) |
Albini |
136 |
1100s-1300s |
Lord of Manor |
|
Edward |
Albon |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
Jane |
Alcock |
47 |
1849 |
Lace making pupil |
|
Thomas |
Aldrich |
132 |
1574 |
Vicar |
|
Edward |
Allen |
138,139 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
Waltero |
Ambesone |
137 |
1309 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Francis |
Ambridge |
59 |
1830 |
|
|
Francis |
Ambridge |
61 |
1832 |
|
|
Richard |
Ambridge |
60 |
1830 |
|
|
George |
Anderson |
78 |
1985 |
Bowls club |
|
Thomas |
Andrewes |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
Thomas |
Andrewes |
139 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney (arrears of payment) |
|
Robert |
Arde |
52 |
1539 |
Blyman |
|
(Family) |
Armstrong |
9 |
1839 |
farmers |
|
(Family) |
Armstrong |
24 |
1960s |
|
|
George |
Armstrong |
134 |
1826 |
Sunday school superintendent |
|
George |
Armstrong |
134 |
1826 |
Sunday school assistant teacher |
|
Jill |
Armstrong |
66 |
2002 |
|
|
Jim |
Armstrong |
140 |
2002 |
Canada |
|
John |
Armstrong |
134 |
1826 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
Joshua |
Armstrong |
134 |
1826 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
Mary |
Armstrong |
65,68 |
1808 |
Introduced Methodism |
|
Mary Anne |
Armstrong |
65 |
Died 1825 |
Daughter of William Armstrong |
|
Thomas |
Armstrong |
55 |
1854 |
|
|
Thomas |
Armstrong |
116 |
Woodsman | |
|
Thomas |
Armstrong |
123 |
1800s |
Woodsman |
|
Thomas |
Armstrong |
134 |
1826 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
William |
Armstrong |
61 |
1832 |
|
|
William |
Armstrong |
65,68 |
1808 |
Introduced Methodism |
|
William |
Armstrong |
134 |
1826 |
Sunday school junior assistant teacher |
|
William (junior) |
Armstrong |
134 |
1826 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
William (senior) |
Armstrong |
134 |
1826 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
George |
Arnold |
89 |
1885 |
Grocer |
|
John |
Arnold |
58 |
1819 |
Thief |
|
Ella |
Ashton |
74 |
1975 |
Committee (River Festival) |
|
Ron |
Ashton |
74 |
1975 |
Committee (River Festival) |
|
Wilmo |
Asselone |
137 |
1309 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Willo |
Asselyne |
137 |
1332 |
Subsidy roll |
|
William |
Asseylyne |
51 |
1340 |
Commissioner |
|
John |
Astlyn |
52 |
1539 |
Blyman |
|
Johanne |
Ate Northende |
137 |
1332 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Richero |
Ate Northende |
137 |
1332 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Rogero |
Ate Wode |
137 |
1332 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Johanne |
Atta Hul |
137 |
1332 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Johanne |
Attewode |
137 |
1309 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Rogero |
Attewode |
137 |
1309 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Simone |
Attewode |
137 |
1309 |
Subsidy roll |
|
John |
Awstin |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
Edmund |
Bagshawe |
135 |
1608 |
Lord of Manor |
|
Frederick |
Baker |
88 |
1936 |
Cobbler |
|
James |
Baker |
136 |
Late 1700s |
Lord of Manor |
|
Jim |
Baker |
88 |
Late 1960s |
Cobbler |
|
Thomas |
Baker |
136 |
1741 |
Lord of Manor |
|
M |
Ball |
53 |
1771 |
Poor |
|
Martin John |
Banister |
133 |
1978 |
Curate, Rector |
|
(Mr) |
Barden |
67 |
1st world war |
Organ blower |
|
Elizabeth |
Barr |
47 |
1849 |
Lace making pupil |
|
Samuel |
Barrick |
135 |
1830 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
William |
Bascat |
50 |
1303 |
|
|
Rick |
Baxter |
74 |
1975 |
Committee (River Festival) |
|
Rick |
Baxter |
81 |
1977 |
Morris dancing |
|
Rick |
Baxter |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
(family) |
Bean |
89 |
Store keepers | |
|
(family) |
Beauchamp |
136 |
1100s-1300s |
Lord of Manor |
|
Elizabeth |
Beauchamp |
136 |
1428 |
Lord of Manor |
|
William |
Bedell |
136 |
1671 |
Lord of Manor |
|
William (Esquire) |
Bedell |
16 |
Died 1718 |
Lord of the manor |
|
Thomas |
Bedford |
132 |
1782 |
Vicar |
|
Thomas |
Bedford |
132 |
1815 |
Vicar |
|
Mary |
Beech |
52 |
1716 |
Poor charity |
|
Thomas |
Beech |
136 |
1669 |
Lord of Manor |
|
William |
Beech |
102 |
1678 |
Gentry |
|
William |
Beech |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
Bennett |
59 |
1830 |
Landlord, Red Lion public house | |
|
Frederick |
Bennett |
55 |
1965 |
Landlord, Red Lion public house |
|
John |
Bennett |
139 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney (arrears of payment) |
|
John |
Bennett |
138,139 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
William |
Bergen |
138,139 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
Martha |
Berrington |
55 |
1915 |
|
|
Edmund |
Betts |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
Thomas |
Bigg |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
Benjamin |
Billington |
68 |
1895 |
Trustee and founder |
|
Clara |
Billington |
68 |
Late 1800s |
|
|
Ellen |
Billington |
68 |
Late 1800s |
|
|
Kate |
Billington |
68 |
Late 1800s |
|
|
(Mr) |
Bird |
25 |
||
|
Harry |
Bird |
77 |
1930s |
Scouting |
|
W |
Bird |
53 |
1771 |
Poor |
|
(Sir) Arthur |
Bloomfield |
13 |
1872 |
Architect |
|
Henry |
Bobbe |
50 |
1303 |
Hangman |
|
Rebecca |
Bolston |
134 |
1826 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
(family) |
Bonfield |
102 |
1700s |
millers |
|
(Mrs) Sarah |
Bonfield |
102 |
1699 |
Miller |
|
Michael |
Bonfield |
102 |
1699 |
|
|
(Archdeacon) |
Bonney |
12 |
1836 |
|
|
(Archideacon) |
Bonney |
17 |
1826 |
|
|
W G |
Boole |
133 |
Schoolmaster | |
|
(family) |
Boston |
102 |
1914 |
Farmers |
|
(Mr) |
Boston |
9 |
1941 |
School pupil |
|
(Mr) |
Boston |
33 |
1890 |
|
|
(Mr) |
Boston |
102 |
1914 |
Farmer |
|
Eliza |
Boston |
133 |
1876 |
Schoolmistress |
|
Rosemary |
Boston |
74 |
1975 |
Committee (River Festival) |
|
Rosemary |
Boston |
81 |
1977 |
Morris dancing |
|
Rosemary |
Boston |
82 |
1978 |
Flower and produce show |
|
William |
Bothey |
101 |
1679 |
Justice of the peace |
|
(Mr) |
Bottoms |
33 |
1890 |
Farmer from London |
|
Hilda |
Bourne |
34 |
2002 |
|
|
Hilda |
Bourne |
74 |
2002 |
|
|
Hilda |
Bourne |
104 |
1960s |
Poet |
|
Hilda |
Bourne |
133 |
1948 |
Assistant teacher |
|
Hilda |
Bourne |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
Sylvia |
Bowen |
60 |
2002 |
|
|
Sylvia |
Bowen |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
(Reverend) G W |
Bowling |
30 |
1890 |
|
|
Eva |
Bozier |
125 |
1900s |
Milk delivery |
|
John |
Bray |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
(family) |
Braybroke |
136 |
1100s-1300s |
Lord of Manor |
|
Alan |
Breeze |
81 |
1977 |
Morris dancing |
|
(Mr) |
Brewster |
77 |
1930s |
Scouting |
|
(Mrs) |
Brewster |
76 |
1931 |
Women’s Institute |
|
(Ms) |
Brewster |
134 |
1930s |
Schoolmistress |
|
Dick |
Brightman |
76 |
1965 |
Carpenter |
|
Isaac |
Brightman |
68 |
1895 |
Trustee and founder |
|
Isaac |
Brightman |
88 |
1885 |
Butcher |
|
‘Jocka’ |
Britten |
33 |
1890 |
|
|
(Mrs) Janet |
Brooks |
93 |
1978 |
Post master |
|
Derek |
Brooks |
76 |
1965 |
Village postmaster |
|
Derek |
Brooks |
93 |
1978 |
Post master |
|
Janet |
Brooks |
26 |
2002 |
|
|
Janet |
Brooks |
76 |
2002 |
|
|
Janet |
Brooks |
41,44 |
2002 |
|
|
Janet |
Brooks |
88 |
2002 |
|
|
Janet |
Brooks |
111 |
2002 |
|
|
Janet |
Brooks |
113 |
2002 |
|
|
Janet |
Brooks |
119 |
2002 |
|
|
Janet |
Brooks |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
(Ms) |
Brown |
133 |
1829 |
Teacher |
|
(Rev Dr) Edward Harold |
Brown |
13 |
1873 |
Lord Bishop of Ely |
|
Charles |
Buck |
132 |
1950 |
Vicar |
|
Malcolm |
Bugge |
81 |
1977 |
Morris dancing |
|
Elizabeth |
Bull |
58 |
1819 |
Bee keeper |
|
William |
Bull |
18 |
Died 1820 |
|
|
John |
Bunyan |
119 |
1618 |
|
|
William |
Bunyan |
6 |
1199 |
Farmer, ancestor of John Bunyan |
|
Widdowe |
Burgis |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
Mary |
Burn |
62 |
1832 |
|
|
Burr |
92 |
2002 |
Garage | |
|
(family) |
Burr |
55 |
1847 |
Typhoid |
|
(Mr) |
Burr |
59 |
1830 |
|
|
Abraham |
Burr |
12 |
1850s |
Church warden |
|
Abraham |
Burr |
58 |
1819 |
Baker |
|
Abraham |
Burr |
103 |
1778 |
Yeoman |
|
Abraham |
Burr |
133 |
1840 |
Schoolmaster |
|
Abraham |
Burr |
133 |
1847 |
Schoolmaster |
|
Frank (‘Pussycat’) |
Burr |
126 |
||
|
Lance |
Burr |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
William |
Burr |
90 |
Late 1800s |
Fishmonger |
|
Simone |
Caleuhull |
137 |
1332 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Simon |
Calnehulle |
51 |
1340 |
Commissioner |
|
(Mr) B |
Cambers |
69 |
1905 |
|
|
Mr (‘Sally’) |
Cambers |
127 |
||
|
John |
Canfield |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
William |
Carbrok |
16-17 |
1435 |
choirmaster |
|
Herbert |
Carrier |
133 |
Schoolmaster | |
|
Joseph |
Carrier |
8 |
1850 |
School master, painter |
|
Joseph |
Carrier |
133 |
1873 |
Schoolmaster |
|
(Lord) |
Cartaret |
110 |
1861 |
|
|
(Lord) |
Cartaret |
116 |
||
|
(Mr) |
Carter |
89 |
1960s |
Haberdashery store |
|
(family) |
Carteret |
136 |
1700s-1800s |
Lord of Manor |
|
(Lord) |
Carteret |
123 |
||
|
(Lord) John |
Carteret |
37 |
1844 |
Of Haynes Park Estate |
|
(Lord) John |
Carteret |
41 |
||
|
(Sir) George |
Carteret |
136 |
1700s |
Lord of Manor |
|
Henry Frederick |
Carteret |
136 |
1700s-1800s |
Lord of Manor |
|
John |
Carteret |
136 |
1700s |
Lord of Manor |
|
John (third Lord) |
Carteret |
136 |
1800s |
Lord of Manor |
|
Mary Ann |
Carteret |
37 |
1844 |
Of Haynes Park Estate |
|
Fred |
Caves |
77 |
1930s |
Scouting |
|
Cawne |
52 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney | |
|
George |
Cawne |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
John |
Cawne |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
Nicholas |
Cawne |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
William |
Cawne |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
Ricardo |
Chalwenhull |
137 |
1309 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Alan |
Chance |
140 |
2002 |
Bedford |
|
(Mr) |
Chapman |
123 |
1940s |
Gatekeeper |
|
(Mrs) |
Chapman |
123 |
1940s |
Gatekeeper |
|
Waltero |
Chapman |
137 |
1309 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Wilo |
Chapman |
137 |
1309 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Polly |
Child |
61 |
1832 |
|
|
Sarah |
Childs |
134 |
1826 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
Hannah |
Clark |
135 |
1826 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
William |
Clarke |
63 |
1832 |
Transported |
|
John |
Clerk |
132 |
1377 |
Vicar |
|
Francis |
Clerke |
135 |
1608 |
Lord of Manor |
|
George |
Cloudes |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
Francis |
Cole |
86 |
1900s |
Blacksmith |
|
Stephen |
Coleman |
141 |
2002 |
Bedfordshire County Council |
|
William |
Coles |
135 |
1827 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
William |
Coles |
135 |
1831 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
(Family) |
Coley |
17 |
Church window | |
|
(Mrs) |
Coley |
34 |
1890 |
Post office |
|
(Mrs) |
Coley |
93 |
Mid 1800s |
Post mistress |
|
William Ambrose |
Coley |
90 |
1930s |
Poultry farmer |
|
(Mrs) |
Collins |
35 |
1890 |
Rag and bone |
|
Muriel |
Cook |
133 |
1946 |
Schoolmistress |
|
Frederick J |
Cooker |
89 |
1891 |
Grocer |
|
(family) |
Cooper |
55 |
1847 |
Typhoid |
|
(family) |
Cooper |
116 |
||
|
(family) |
Cooper |
117 |
1914 |
|
|
(Mrs) Dorothy |
Cooper |
91 |
1900s |
|
|
Alice |
Cooper |
134 |
1826 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
Arthur |
Cooper |
69 |
Early 1900s |
bassist |
|
Dorothy |
Cooper |
91 |
2002 |
|
|
Dorothy |
Cooper |
95 |
2002 |
|
|
Dorothy |
Cooper |
126 |
2002 |
|
|
Dorothy |
Cooper |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
Frank |
Cooper |
69 |
Early 1900s |
violin |
|
Joseph |
Cooper |
135 |
1827 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
June |
Cooper |
44 |
1946 |
May queen |
|
June |
Cooper |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
Keysia |
Cooper |
134 |
1826 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
Mary Ann |
Cooper |
135 |
1831 |
Sunday School assistant teacher |
|
Mary Ann |
Cooper |
135 |
1831 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
Ralph |
Cooper |
67 |
1950 |
History of the organ |
|
Ralph |
Cooper |
91 |
1900s |
|
|
Stella |
Cooper |
140 |
2002 |
Northants |
|
Thomas |
Cooper |
52 |
1598 |
Pikeman |
|
Thomas |
Cooper |
134 |
1826 |
Sunday school superintendent |
|
Walter |
Cooper |
69 |
Early 1900s |
organist |
|
George |
Coote |
138,139 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
Brian |
Couch |
78 |
1985 |
Bowls club |
|
Waltero |
Coue |
137 |
1309 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Joseph |
Cousins |
85 |
1885 |
Tailor |
|
(Family) |
Cox |
17 |
Church window | |
|
(family) |
Cox |
87 |
1986 |
Bakers |
|
(family) |
Cox |
108 |
||
|
(Miss) Hilda |
Cox |
76 |
1931 |
Women’s Institute |
|
(Mr) |
Cox |
32 |
1890 |
|
|
(Mr) |
Cox |
97 |
1919 |
Juryman |
|
(Mr) |
Cox |
125 |
1900s |
Butcher |
|
(Mrs) |
Cox |
46 |
1849 |
Lace making teacher |
|
A F C |
Cox |
32 |
1890 |
Butcher |
|
Albert Joseph |
Cox |
85 |
1936 |
House decorator |
|
Alfred |
Cox |
88 |
1885 |
Butcher |
|
Arthur Frederick Stanley |
Cox |
88 |
About 1900 |
Butcher |
|
Arthur J |
Cox |
88 |
1891 |
Farmer, butcher |
|
Fred |
Cox |
32 |
1890 |
Baker |
|
Frederick |
Cox |
87 |
1851-1885 |
Baker |
|
(Family) |
Craig |
17 |
Church window | |
|
Jutta |
Crane |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
John |
Cranfield |
58 |
1819 |
Thief |
|
(Mrs) |
Crawley |
43 |
1930s |
|
|
(Mrs) |
Crawley |
76 |
1931 |
Women’s Institute |
|
(Mrs) Mabel |
Crawley |
82 |
1950 |
Darby and Joan Club |
|
(Miss) |
Cressessent |
133 |
1946 |
Teacher |
|
John |
Cricke |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
John |
Cricke |
139 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney (arrears of payment) |
|
John Crosse |
Crooke |
12 |
1809 |
|
|
(Mrs) Doris |
Croot |
93 |
1950s |
Post mistress |
|
Doris |
Croot |
56 |
1965 |
Post office keeper |
|
(Family) |
Crouch |
4 |
2002 |
Farmer |
|
(Family) |
Crouch |
51 |
||
|
Alan |
Crouch |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
Allan |
Crouch |
5 |
2002 |
|
|
Brian |
Crouch |
47 |
2002 |
|
|
Brian |
Crouch |
77 |
1930s |
Scouting |
|
Brian |
Crouch |
113 |
2002 |
|
|
Brian |
Crouch |
29,33,72 |
2002 |
|
|
Brian |
Crouch |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
Eric |
Crouch |
86 |
Early 1900s |
Dairy farmer, milk deliveries |
|
Tracey |
Crouch |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
(family) |
Crowsley |
86 |
Late 1800s |
Woolpack public house, Carriers |
|
(family) |
Crowsley |
109 |
Late 1800s -mid 1900s |
|
|
Charles (senior) |
Crowsley |
86 |
Late 1800s |
Carrier |
|
Harry |
Crowsley |
86 |
Late 1800s |
Carrier |
|
Harry |
Crowsley |
127 |
1960s |
|
|
Thomas |
Crowsley |
134 |
1826 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
Thomas |
Crozeley |
58 |
1819 |
Constable |
|
William (‘Old Henry’) |
Cunningham |
126 |
1940s |
Tramp |
|
(family) |
D’Albini |
98 |
1200s |
|
|
Nigel |
D’Albini |
49 |
1086 |
Lord of Westcotts and Eastcotts manor |
|
Nigel |
D’Albini |
136 |
1087 |
Lord of Manor |
|
(old) Thomas |
Daniel |
34 |
1890 |
Road mender |
|
(Miss) |
Daniels |
134 |
1948 |
Teacher |
|
David |
Daniels |
94 |
2002 |
Child artist |
|
Margaret |
Daniels |
133 |
1930s |
Assistant teacher |
|
Walter |
Daniels |
77 |
1930s |
Scouting |
|
Matilda |
Darlinge |
137 |
1309 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Anthony |
Dauvert |
12 |
1809 |
Vicar |
|
Anthonyy |
Dauvert |
132 |
1793 |
Vicar |
|
(brothers) |
Davies |
92 |
2002 |
Garage |
|
John |
Dawker |
52 |
1539 |
Blyman |
|
Betsey |
Day |
84 |
1800s |
Lace making |
|
(Countess) Judith |
De Balliol |
11 |
13th century |
Manor house |
|
(Countess) Judith |
De Balliol |
49 |
1086 |
Lord of the manor, niece of William the Conqueror |
|
Robert |
De Cumbes |
132 |
1275 |
Vicar |
|
Richard |
De Edelesbio |
132 |
1308 |
Vicar |
|
(Miss) |
De Escobar |
80 |
1946 |
Opera singer |
|
John |
De Grey |
136 |
1483 |
Lord of Manor |
|
Richard |
De Leire |
11 |
1235 |
Of Leicester, vicar |
|
Richard |
De Leire |
132 |
1235 |
vicar |
|
Agneta |
De Maudebun |
137 |
1332 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Johanne |
De Maynderbur |
137 |
1309 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Peter |
De Merton |
50 |
1303 |
|
|
Roberto |
De Northende |
137 |
1309 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Willo |
De Northende |
137 |
1309 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Amaury |
De St Amand |
98 |
1279 |
|
|
Roberot |
De Welye |
137 |
1309 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Willo |
De Wylie |
137 |
1332 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Henrico |
De Wylie Taxatore |
137 |
1332 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Richard |
Deare |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
George |
Dearemer |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
William |
Dearemer |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
George |
Dearmer |
102 |
1678 |
House breaking |
|
Henry |
Dearmer |
102 |
1648-1686 |
Miller |
|
Richero |
Derlying |
137 |
1332 |
Subsidy roll |
|
(Family) |
Dines |
26 |
1832 |
Farmers |
|
Joseph |
Dines |
26 |
19th century |
wheelwright |
|
Joseph |
Dines |
59 |
1830 |
|
|
Thomas |
Dines |
60-61 |
1831-1832 |
Farmer |
|
Thomas |
Dines |
58 |
1819 |
|
|
Edward |
Ditchfield |
136 |
1628 |
Trustee for Lord of Manor |
|
Elizabeth |
Dodson |
135 |
1831 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
Mary |
Dodson |
134 |
1826 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
William |
Doget |
51 |
1340 |
Commissioner |
|
Willo |
Doget |
137 |
1332 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Willo |
Dogget |
30 |
1332 |
|
|
Doggett |
52 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney | |
|
Henry |
Doggett |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
Adam |
Dooet |
132 |
1441 |
Vicar |
|
Diana |
Dors |
128 |
Late 1940s |
|
|
(Mrs) Alice |
Dougall |
93 |
1990s |
Post master |
|
David |
Dougall |
93 |
1990s |
Post master |
|
William |
Dudley |
103 |
1773 |
Miller of Marston Moretaine |
|
Richard |
Dye |
50 |
1303 |
|
|
Richard |
Edward |
52 |
1539 |
Blyman |
|
(Family) |
Edwards |
18 |
Church tablet | |
|
(family) |
Edwards |
119 |
Church plaque | |
|
Ann |
Edwards |
18 |
1700s |
|
|
Dorothy |
Edwards |
18 |
1700s |
|
|
George |
Edwards |
119 |
1618 |
Yeoman |
|
George |
Edwards |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
George |
Edwards |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
John |
Edwards |
138,139 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney (arrears of payment) |
|
Mary |
Edwards |
18 |
1700s |
|
|
Richard |
Edwards |
37 |
1602 |
Benefactor |
|
William |
Edwards |
37 |
1724 |
Benefactor |
|
William |
Edwards |
52 |
1724 |
Schools charity |
|
William (Esquire) |
Edwards |
18 |
Died 1758 |
|
|
William (Esquire) |
Edwards |
18 |
1700s |
|
|
William (Esquire) |
Edwards |
18 |
Died 1731 |
|
|
John |
Eldridge |
136 |
Late 1700s |
Lord of Manor |
|
Joan |
Elkins |
43 |
2002 |
|
|
Joan |
Elkins |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
Stephen |
Elphick |
45 |
1986 |
Headmaster |
|
Stephen |
Elphick |
134 |
1986 |
Headmaster |
|
(Miss) |
Emery |
44 |
1958 |
Teacher |
|
Arry |
Endy |
77 |
1930s |
Scouting |
|
(Mrs) |
Fairy |
113 |
Railway carriage | |
|
Richard |
Favell |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
Steve |
Fensome |
90 |
1954-2002 |
Grocery van |
|
Steve |
Fensome |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
Nicholas |
Feron |
50 |
1303 |
Coroner of Bedford |
|
Joseph |
Finding |
86 |
1891 |
Carrier |
|
Joseph |
Finding |
125 |
1910-1938 |
Carrier |
|
(family) |
Fiorelle |
89 |
Store keepers | |
|
Sarah |
Fisher |
53 |
1771 |
Midwife |
|
Tom |
Foggarty |
128 |
1940s |
Home Guard |
|
Eric |
Forman |
78 |
1993 |
|
|
(Sergeant) |
Foster |
55 |
1915 |
Royal Engineers |
|
Thomas |
Fountain |
85 |
1861 |
Watch and clock maker |
|
Mary Harriet |
Fowler |
55 |
Died 1916 |
Daughter of Sir William Morgan |
|
Henry |
Francklyn |
52 |
1539 |
Blyman |
|
W. |
Franklyn |
10 |
1857 |
Poet |
|
Sydney |
Fuller |
98 |
1900 |
Accident victim |
|
(Family) |
Gambriel |
17 |
Church window | |
|
Barnard |
Garnett |
132 |
1745 |
Vicar |
|
William |
Garrett |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
(Reverend) John |
Gay |
19 |
1742 |
|
|
John |
Gay |
132 |
1730 |
Vicar |
|
George |
Geary |
88 |
mid 1930s |
Carpenter, undertaker |
|
(Mrs) |
German |
134 |
1986 |
Headmistress |
|
Mark |
Gibson |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
(Mrs) Jessie |
Gilbert |
126 |
Piano teacher | |
|
(Mrs) |
Gillson |
89 |
early1940s |
Clothing store |
|
John |
Glover |
62 |
1832 |
See Thomas Sharpe |
|
Simone |
Godefrei |
137 |
1332 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Thoma |
Godma’ |
137 |
1309 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Richero |
Godmar |
137 |
1332 |
Subsidy roll |
|
John |
Grace |
132 |
1455 |
Vicar |
|
Robert (third Earl) |
Granville |
136 |
1764 |
Lord of Manor |
|
(family) |
Green |
54 |
1783 |
militia |
|
(family) |
Green |
118 |
2002 |
farmers |
|
(family) |
Green |
127 |
1940s |
|
|
(Mrs) |
Green |
126 |
1940s |
|
|
James |
Green |
58 |
1819 |
Labourer |
|
Ken |
Green |
42-43 |
2002 |
|
|
Ken |
Green |
140 |
2002 |
Greenfield |
|
Mary |
Green |
135 |
1827 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
Mary |
Green |
135 |
1831 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
Phillip |
Green |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
Richard |
Green |
63 |
1812 |
Of Sundon |
|
Rudd |
Green |
88 |
1935 |
Farmer |
|
Rudd |
Green |
118 |
||
|
Sarah |
Green |
135 |
1828 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
William |
Green |
134 |
1826 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
William (junior) |
Green |
134 |
1826 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
Elizabeth |
Griffin |
133 |
1850 |
Schoolmistress |
|
Ann |
Grooms |
68 |
1873 |
Married Benjamin Billington |
|
William |
Grooms |
68 |
1895 |
Trustee and founder |
|
Mark |
Haines |
81 |
1977 |
Morris dancing |
|
John |
Hall |
18 |
1920 |
|
|
George |
Hallworth |
20 |
1898 |
Church warden |
|
George |
Hallworth |
32 |
1890 |
Church warden |
|
George |
Hallworth |
86 |
Corn merchant | |
|
Jonathon |
Halworth |
86 |
Corn merchant | |
|
(Mr) |
Hampton |
32 |
1890 |
School master |
|
(Mr) |
Hampton |
45 |
1800s |
teacher |
|
(Mrs) |
Hampton |
45 |
1800s |
Teacher |
|
Frederick |
Hampton |
27 |
School master | |
|
Frederick |
Hampton |
133 |
1881 |
Schoolmaster |
|
Georgina |
Hampton |
133 |
1891 |
Teacher |
|
Thomas |
Harbert |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
Daniel |
Harbour |
134 |
1826 |
Sunday school superintendent |
|
Mary |
Harbour |
134 |
1826 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
William |
Harbrow |
69 |
1905 |
Of South Bermondsey |
|
Wilmo |
Haringe |
137 |
1309 |
Subsidy roll |
|
(rev) Allan |
Harling |
67 |
1st world war |
|
|
Edmund |
Harvey |
12 |
1541 |
Of Elstow |
|
Thomas |
Harward |
132 |
1524 |
Vicar |
|
Vivien |
Hawkey |
94 |
1990s |
Poet |
|
Vivien |
Hawkey |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
(Sir) Henry |
Hawkins |
62 |
1832 |
Lord Brampton |
|
(Mr) |
Hays |
90 |
Sold firewood | |
|
Richard |
Headlinge |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
(family) |
Hebbes |
105 |
Brickyards | |
|
‘Alfie’ |
Hebbes |
107 |
Farmer | |
|
Alfie |
Hebbes |
85 |
1800s |
White Horse public house |
|
Charles |
Hebbes |
20 |
1898 |
Church warden |
|
Charles (senior) |
Hebbes |
106 |
Farmer | |
|
Charles( junior) |
Hebbes |
106 |
1919 |
Farmer |
|
John (junior) |
Hebs |
52 |
1539 |
Blyman |
|
John (senior) |
Hebs |
52 |
1539 |
Blyman |
|
Thomas |
Hebs |
52 |
1539 |
Blyman |
|
(Mr) |
Hedge |
125 |
1920s |
|
|
John |
Hedlinge |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
Lawrence |
Helder |
139 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney (arrears of payment) |
|
Lawrence |
Helder |
138,139 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
(Miss) |
Henshaw |
32 |
1890 |
School mistress |
|
Mary Ann |
Henshawe |
133 |
1877 |
Teacher |
|
(Sergeant Major) Montague Cecil Keith |
Hepburn |
96-97 |
1919 |
|
|
(Mr) |
Herbert |
88 |
Late 1960s |
General store |
|
Bob |
Herbert |
78 |
2002 |
|
|
Bob |
Herbert |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
Charlotte |
Herbert |
133 |
1869 |
Schoolmistress |
|
James |
Herbert |
133 |
1850-1869 |
Schoolmaster |
|
Jean |
Herbert |
78 |
2002 |
|
|
Jean |
Herbert |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
Johanne |
Heroun |
X |
14th century |
|
|
Johanne |
Heroun |
137 |
1332 |
Subsidy roll |
|
John |
Heyroun |
51 |
1340 |
Commissioner |
|
(Miss) |
Hickling |
40 |
1900s |
Headmistress |
|
(Miss) |
Hickling |
134 |
1948 |
Schoolmistress |
|
Maurice |
Hickling |
82 |
1978 |
Flower and produce show |
|
M John |
Hill |
132 |
1970 |
Vicar |
|
Thomas |
Hillersden |
52 |
1693 |
Poor charity |
|
Thomas |
Hillersden |
136 |
1616 |
Lord of Manor |
|
(Mr) T |
Hillersdon |
101 |
1679 |
Justice of the peace |
|
Ann |
Hind |
12 |
1809 |
Wife of Thomas Hind |
|
Thomas |
Hind |
12 |
1809 |
clerk |
|
Thomas |
Hoddle |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
(PC) |
Holben |
96 |
1919 |
constable |
|
(Mr) |
Holcrofte |
135 |
1539 |
|
|
(Ms) |
Holland |
133 |
1946 |
Teacher |
|
Roger |
Hopkins |
78 |
1970s-1993 |
Entertainment manager |
|
Roger |
Hopkins |
81 |
1977 |
Morris dancing |
|
Roger |
Hopkins |
82 |
2002 |
|
|
Roger |
Hopkins |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
Willo |
Horn |
137 |
1332 |
Subsidy roll |
|
(family) |
Hornbuckle |
103 |
1768 |
millwrights |
|
Thomas |
Hornbuckle |
102-103 |
1768 |
millwright |
|
(Mistress) |
Hornes |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney (wood) |
|
Dorothy |
Houghto |
86 |
2002 |
|
|
Dorothy |
Houghton |
33 |
2002 |
|
|
Dorothy |
Houghton |
70 |
2002 |
|
|
Dorothy |
Houghton |
85 |
2002 |
|
|
Dorothy |
Houghton |
90 |
2002 |
|
|
Dorothy |
Houghton |
108 |
2002 |
|
|
Dorothy |
Houghton |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
(Major) E J |
Howard |
44 |
1965 |
OBE |
|
(Miss) |
Howard |
76 |
1965 |
Women’s Institute |
|
John |
Howard |
9 |
1839 |
Owner of Brittania Foundry |
|
L |
Hoy |
70 |
1935 |
Marr: Phyllis Summerfield |
|
Barry |
Huckle |
110 |
2002 |
|
|
Barry |
Huckle |
111 |
2002 |
|
|
Barry |
Huckle |
116 |
2002 |
|
|
Barry |
Huckle |
131 |
2002 |
|
|
Barry |
Huckle |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
Dora |
Huckle |
78 |
1930s |
Had a store |
|
Dora |
Huckle |
89 |
Late 1940s |
Store keeper |
|
Mathew |
Hudson |
138,139 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
Mathewe |
Hudson |
139 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney (arrears of payment) |
|
(Mrs) |
Hughes |
76 |
1931 |
Women’s Institute |
|
(Ms) |
Hughes |
133 |
1928 |
Schoolmistress |
|
Richard |
Hyndeman |
132 |
1461 |
Vicar |
|
(Mr) |
Irons |
67 |
1st world war |
Deputy organ blower |
|
(Mr) |
Irons |
86 |
1900s |
Blacksmith |
|
Samuel |
Irons |
37 |
1821-22 |
|
|
Sophia |
Irons |
134 |
1826 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
Susanah |
Irons |
135 |
1831 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
(Mr) H R |
Ives |
125 |
1930s-1940s |
butcher |
|
Herbert R |
Ives |
88 |
1936-1960s |
butcher |
|
John |
Izzard |
98 |
1917 |
Sawmill worker |
|
Thomas |
Izzard |
68 |
1895 |
Trustee and founder |
|
William |
Izzard |
58 |
1819 |
Labourer |
|
William Henry |
Izzard |
98 |
Died 1917 |
Sawmill owner |
|
Nigel |
Jacobs |
79 |
1990s |
Football |
|
Nigel |
Jacobs |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
(Mr) |
Jacquest |
121-122 |
1940s |
Local bobby |
|
(Mr) |
Jakes |
121 |
1940s |
Local bobby |
|
Henry |
James |
102 |
1648 |
Miller |
|
Thomas |
James |
12-13 |
1850s |
|
|
(family) |
Jellis |
117 |
||
|
David |
Joanes |
139 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney (arrears of payment) |
|
(Bishop) |
John |
20 |
1994 |
Bishop of Bedford |
|
(Dr) James |
Johnson |
36 |
1703 |
Benefactor |
|
(Dr) James |
Johnson |
52 |
1703 |
Book gift for school charity |
|
Schorte |
Jone |
137 |
1309 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Bill |
Jones |
78 |
1993 |
|
|
Bill |
Jones |
81 |
1977 |
Morris dancing |
|
David |
Jones |
138,139 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
Dereck |
Jones |
77 |
1930s |
Scouting |
|
Henry |
Jones |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
William |
Kawme |
52 |
1539 |
Blyman |
|
Waltero |
Kempston |
137 |
1309 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Kendall |
133 |
1700s |
Schoolmaster | |
|
(family) |
Kendall |
54 |
1783 |
militia |
|
(family) |
Kendall |
55 |
1847 |
Typhoid |
|
(family) |
Kendall |
113 |
1916 |
Wheelwrights |
|
(Mr) |
Kendall |
33 |
1890 |
Wheelwright |
|
(Mrs) Elizabeth |
Kendall |
33 |
1890 |
|
|
Ellen |
Kendall |
33 |
1890 |
|
|
Florence |
Kendall |
33 |
1890 |
|
|
J |
Kendall |
103 |
1768 |
Blacksmith, miller |
|
John |
Kendall |
85 |
1851 |
Umbrella mender |
|
Thomas |
Kendall |
21 |
Died 1824 |
|
|
Thomas |
Kendall |
33 |
1890 |
|
|
William |
Kendall |
33 |
1890 |
|
|
William |
Kendall |
113 |
1914 |
|
|
George |
Keyes |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
(Mr) |
King |
134 |
1978 |
Headmaster |
|
Benjamin |
King |
37 |
1904 |
|
|
Elizabeth |
King |
122 |
1830-1898 |
|
|
Nicholao |
Kinge |
137 |
1309 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Job |
Kingham |
68 |
Bef 1894 |
|
|
(Ms) |
Kingston |
133 |
1929 |
Teacher |
|
Mefibosheth |
Knight |
133 |
Schoolmaster | |
|
Roger |
Lamb |
51 |
1340 |
Commissioner |
|
Regero |
Lambe |
137 |
1332 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Miriam |
Langford |
33 |
2002 |
|
|
Miriam |
Langford |
65-66,68 |
2002 |
|
|
Miriam |
Langford |
40,42 |
2002 |
|
|
Miriam |
Langford |
84 |
2002 |
|
|
Miriam |
Langford |
124 |
2002 |
|
|
Miriam |
Langford |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
Ricardo |
Laurence |
137 |
1309 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Thomas |
Lawman |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
Roger |
Le Bercher |
50 |
1303 |
|
|
Simon |
Le Bercher |
50-51 |
1303 |
Criminal |
|
John |
Le Bole |
50 |
1303 |
|
|
Roger |
Le Bole |
50 |
Died 1303 |
Felon |
|
Robert |
Le Corder |
50 |
1303 |
|
|
Waltero |
Le Fitz Johan |
137 |
1332 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Johanne |
Le Fitz Water |
137 |
1332 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Johanne |
Le Kyng |
137 |
1332 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Geoffrey |
Le Lavender |
50 |
1303 |
|
|
Johanne |
Le Spenser |
137 |
1309 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Johanne |
Le Swon |
137 |
1309 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Waltero |
Le Swon |
137 |
1309 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Ralph |
Le Toller |
50 |
1303 |
|
|
Guy |
Le Tournour |
50 |
1303 |
|
|
Ralph |
Le Webbe |
50-51 |
1303 |
|
|
Robert |
Le Webbe |
50 |
1303 |
|
|
Johanne |
Lede |
137 |
1332 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Matilda |
Lede |
137 |
1309 |
Subsidy roll |
|
(Mr) H A |
Lees |
89 |
About 1900 |
Grocer |
|
Roberto |
Leverych |
137 |
1332 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Elizabeth |
Levitt |
135 |
1827 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
Sarah |
Levitt |
135 |
1827 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
Henry |
Lewy |
132 |
1462 |
Vicar |
|
Thomas |
Liles |
54 |
1811 |
|
|
George |
Linford |
14 |
1596 |
|
|
Benjamin |
Litchfield |
55 |
1845 |
Emigration to Canada |
|
Benjamin |
Litchfield |
135 |
1827 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
George |
Litchfield |
134 |
1826 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
William |
Litchfield |
54 |
1831 |
(Captain Higgin’s Company) |
|
Robert |
Little |
53 |
1647 |
|
|
Ricardo |
Liuerich |
137 |
1309 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Elizabeth |
Livett |
135 |
1826 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
Johanne |
Liying |
137 |
1309 |
Subsidy roll |
|
David |
Lodge |
86 |
Early 1900s |
Carrier, milk deliveries |
|
Edith |
Lodge |
133 |
1921 |
Schoolmistress |
|
Rogero |
Lomb |
137 |
1309 |
Subsidy roll |
|
William |
Loveledge |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
Robert |
Lovell |
50 |
1652 |
JP |
|
Anne |
Lowe |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
(Mr) W L |
Lowndes |
13 |
1872 |
|
|
William Layton (esquire) |
Lowndes |
38 |
1888 |
Owner of Church Farm |
|
(Family) |
Lucas |
18 |
Church tablet | |
|
(Lady) |
Lucas |
13 |
1851 |
|
|
James |
Lucas |
18 |
1700s |
|
|
John |
Lucas |
132 |
1404 |
Vicar |
|
Hugh |
Luffenham |
132 |
Abt 1300 |
|
|
Peter |
Luffenham |
132 |
1308 |
Vicar |
|
Mike |
Luke |
140 |
2002 |
Abion Archeology |
|
(sir) Samuell |
Luke (Knt) |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
(Sir) Oliver |
Luke (Knt.) |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
(Canon) |
Macaulay |
70 |
1906 |
|
|
(Mrs) |
Macaulay |
70 |
1916 |
|
|
(Reverend) J H |
Macaulay |
13 |
1872 |
|
|
John Heyrick |
Macaulay |
132 |
1871 |
Vicar |
|
Peter |
MacKinnon |
20 |
1965 |
Church joiner, wood carver |
|
Peter |
Mackinnon |
85 |
1936 |
Church architectural restorer |
|
(Dr) |
Macklin |
92 |
1930s |
Doctor |
|
(Reverend) |
Maclear |
62 |
1832 |
Jail chaplain |
|
William |
MacWilliams |
135 |
1830 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
Thomas |
Man |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
John |
Manley |
50 |
1652 |
|
|
John |
Manley |
136 |
1649 |
Lord of Manor |
|
John |
Manley |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
(Family) |
Maskell |
74 |
1975 |
Committee (River Festival) |
|
(family) |
Maskell |
91 |
1960s |
Farmers, vehicle testers |
|
(family) |
Maskell |
108 |
2002 |
Farmers |
|
Gordon |
Maskell |
74 |
1975 |
Committee (River Festival) |
|
Gordon |
Maskell |
78 |
1985 |
Bowls club |
|
Gordon |
Maskell |
91 |
1900s |
Engineering |
|
Michael |
Maskell |
92 |
1900s |
Traction engine |
|
Michael |
Maskell |
130 |
2000 |
|
|
Michael |
Maskell |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
(family) |
Masters |
55 |
1847 |
Typhoid |
|
(family) |
Masters |
91 |
1950s-1960s |
Newsagent |
|
(Mrs) Frances |
Masters |
86 |
Late 1800s |
Carrier |
|
Ernest |
Masters |
92 |
1936 |
Antique shop |
|
Ethel Mary |
Masters |
115 |
Beer house keeper | |
|
Frank |
Masters |
85 |
1936 |
Coal dealer |
|
George |
Masters |
91-91 |
1950s-1960s |
Garage |
|
Herbert |
Masters |
115 |
Beer house keeper | |
|
Joe |
Masters |
32 |
1890 |
Clerk |
|
Joseph |
Masters |
86 |
1885 |
Carrier |
|
(brothers) |
Mastin |
100 |
1943 |
|
|
(family) |
Mastin |
62 |
1832 |
Blacksmiths |
|
(Family) |
Mastin |
73,77 |
1930s |
|
|
(Mrs) Sarah |
Mastin |
68 |
1967 |
Laid foundation stone |
|
Arthur |
Mastin |
123 |
1900s |
Blacksmith |
|
Claude |
Mastin |
77 |
1930s |
Scout master |
|
Emma |
Mastin |
34 |
1890 |
|
|
George |
Mastin |
86 |
1914 |
Blacksmith |
|
James |
Mastin |
34 |
1890 |
|
|
James |
Mastin |
86 |
1914 |
Blacksmith |
|
Jim |
Mastin |
34 |
1890 |
Blacksmith and farrier |
|
William |
Mawdlin |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
Audrey |
McCarthy |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
Cathy |
McCarthy |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
Jim |
McCarthy |
56 |
1990 |
Poet |
|
Jim |
McCarthy |
78 |
1970s |
|
|
Jim |
McCarthy |
81 |
1970s |
Drama |
|
Jim |
McCarthy |
120 |
2000 |
|
|
Jim |
McCarthy |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
(Dr) |
McCaskie |
92 |
||
|
John |
McDonald |
12 |
1850s |
|
|
(Miss) Honora |
Meehan |
92 |
1930s |
District nurse |
|
Nicholas |
Messer |
50 |
1303 |
|
|
Joseph |
Millar |
133 |
1700s |
Schoolmaster |
|
Ernest |
Miller |
89 |
1936 |
Grocer |
|
Robert |
Miller |
133 |
1821 |
Schoolmaster |
|
Richero |
Mode |
137 |
1332 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Rogero |
Modi |
137 |
1309 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Johanne |
Mody |
137 |
1309 |
Subsidy roll |
|
(Mistress) |
Mordants |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
(Lord) Henry |
Mordaunt |
136 |
1609-1628 |
Lord of Manor |
|
Anne |
Mordaunt |
53 |
1647 |
|
|
Anne |
Mordaunt |
136 |
1649 |
Lord of Manor |
|
Elizabeth |
Mordaunt |
53 |
1647 |
|
|
Elizabeth |
Mordaunt |
136 |
1649 |
Lord of Manor |
|
Margaret |
Mordaunt |
53 |
1647 |
|
|
Margaret |
Mordaunt |
136 |
1649 |
Lord of Manor |
|
(family) |
Morgan |
61 |
1832 |
|
|
(Sir) William |
Morgan |
6 |
Born 1829 |
Australian politician |
|
(Sir) William |
Morgan |
55 |
1800s |
|
|
George |
Morgan |
18 |
1826 |
Church warden, see Morton |
|
George |
Morgan |
61 |
1832 |
|
|
George |
Morgan |
89 |
1827 |
Grocer and tea dealer |
|
Julia |
Morgan |
44 |
1965 |
|
|
William |
Morgan |
28 |
||
|
Janet |
Morris |
141 |
2002 |
Emmanuel College, Cambridge |
|
John |
Morris |
54 |
1814 |
Ampthill brewer |
|
George |
Morton |
18 |
1826 |
Church warden, see Morgan |
|
William E Napier |
Munn |
132 |
1955 |
Vicar |
|
John |
Negus |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
Thomas |
Negusse |
52 |
1539 |
Blyman |
|
Ray |
Nettleship |
117 |
2002 |
|
|
Ray |
Nettleship |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
John |
Newbury |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
(family) |
Newdegate |
136 |
Late 1600s |
Lord of Manor |
|
John |
Newdigate |
135 |
1562 |
Lord of Manor |
|
Robert |
Newdigate |
135 |
1562 |
Lord of Manor |
|
(family) |
Newman |
108 |
1939 |
Farmers |
|
(family) |
Newman |
108 |
||
|
(Mr) J |
Newman |
108 |
1914 |
Farmer |
|
Ben |
Newman |
33 |
1890 |
|
|
Elizabeth |
Newman |
135 |
1827 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
Harry |
Newman |
106 |
||
|
Harry |
Newman |
115 |
||
|
Iola |
Newman |
140 |
2002 |
Stagsden |
|
James |
Newman |
33 |
1890 |
Famer |
|
Joseph |
Newman |
33 |
1890 |
|
|
Thomas |
Newman |
66 |
1862 |
Band of Hope |
|
Megison |
Newton |
132 |
1754 |
Vicar |
|
Thomas |
Nores |
52 |
1539 |
Blyman |
|
Johanne |
Norht |
137 |
1332 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Johanne |
Norht |
137 |
1332 |
Subsidy roll |
|
(Family) |
Northwood |
28 |
||
|
Frederick Joseph |
Northwood |
86 |
Corn merchant | |
|
Julie |
Norton |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
Edmund |
Norwood |
135 |
1605 |
Lord of Manor |
|
John |
Norwood |
135 |
1588 |
Lord of Manor |
|
Thomas |
Norwood |
135 |
1563 |
Lord of Manor |
|
Thomas |
Norwood |
135 |
1565 |
Lord of Manor |
|
James |
Odell |
102 |
1763 |
|
|
(Mrs) |
Oliver |
116 |
1949 |
Of Bristol |
|
Thomas |
Oliver |
103 |
1774 |
Yeoman of Flitwick |
|
Ordwy |
49 |
1086 |
King’s reeve (local official) | |
|
(Mr) J |
Osborn |
13 |
1872 |
Contractor |
|
Thomas |
Otredge |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
(Mr) |
Owers |
128 |
1940 |
Warden |
|
Richard |
Page |
52 |
1539 |
Blyman |
|
(Rev) Frederick |
Palmer |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
(Reverend) |
Palmer |
18 |
1990 |
|
|
(Reverend) Roderick |
Palmer |
20 |
1994 |
|
|
Henry |
Palmer |
52 |
1539 |
Blyman |
|
John |
Palmer |
52 |
1539 |
Blyman |
|
Roderick |
Palmer |
133 |
1990 |
Vicar |
|
William |
Palmer |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
Christine |
Pappworth |
Cover |
2002 |
Author |
|
Thomas |
Parker |
52 |
1539 |
Blyman |
|
Walter |
Parker |
13 |
1851 |
Of Thrapston |
|
Walter |
Parker |
19 |
1851 |
Of Thrapston |
|
John |
Passewater |
132 |
1466 |
Vicar |
|
Passy |
51 |
1332 |
||
|
(Family) |
Passy |
51 |
19th century |
Vicars |
|
(Rev) |
Passy |
55 |
1845 |
Emigration to Canada |
|
(Rev) F C G |
Passy |
12,16 |
1850s |
Vicar |
|
(Rev) Frederic |
Passy |
17 |
Died 1843 |
Vicar |
|
(Reverend) |
Passy |
111 |
1841 |
|
|
De Lacy Dayrell |
Passy |
16 |
1852-1886 |
Captain 4th Regiment Madras Pioneers |
|
Frederic Charles George |
Passy |
16 |
1842-1871 |
Vicar, see Pawsey |
|
Frederic Charles George |
Passy |
132 |
1843 |
Vicar |
|
Berry |
Pastures |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
Richard |
Pawmer |
52 |
1539 |
Blyman |
|
F |
Pawsey |
63 |
1832 |
|
|
Frederic |
Pawsey |
132 |
1816 |
Vicar |
|
Frederick Charles George |
Pawsey |
16 |
1842-1871 |
Vicar, see Passy |
|
Petronilla |
Pays |
137 |
1332 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Ricardo |
Pays |
137 |
1309 |
Subsidy roll |
|
(Mr) H |
Peacock |
106 |
1919 |
Brick maker |
|
(Mr) W |
Peacock |
106 |
1919 |
Brick maker |
|
Henry |
Peacock |
13 |
1850s |
|
|
W H |
Peacock |
113 |
1916 |
|
|
Amelia |
Pearce |
85 |
1851 |
Bonnet sewer, see Amelia Toll |
|
Joseph |
Pearce |
59 |
1830 |
|
|
Margaret |
Pearce |
92 |
2002 |
|
|
Margaret |
Pearce |
114 |
2002 |
|
|
Margaret |
Pearce |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
Mary |
Pearce |
47 |
1849 |
Lace making pupil |
|
Mary Ann |
Pearce |
133 |
1877 |
Teacher |
|
Maureen |
Pearce |
134 |
1979 |
Headmistress |
|
Lovey |
Pearse |
134 |
1826 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
Samuel |
Penwright |
57 |
1830 |
Held in stocks |
|
(Mr) |
Pepperdine |
90 |
Sold cakes | |
|
Cooper |
Perkins |
88 |
1811 |
Farmer, butcher |
|
Nicholao |
Pernel |
137 |
1332 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Mary |
Phillips |
61 |
1832 |
Landlady, Black Hat public house |
|
(Mr) |
Phipps |
34 |
1890 |
Grocer and draper |
|
(Mr) |
Phipps |
93 |
1800s |
Shop keeper |
|
George |
Phipps |
28 |
mid 19th century |
Black Hat public house |
|
George (junior) |
Phipps |
28 |
mid 19th century |
Butcher |
|
Thomas |
Phipps |
28 |
mid 19th century |
Grocer and draper |
|
Thomas |
Phipps |
64 |
1800s |
Grocer |
|
Thomas |
Phipps |
89 |
1851 |
Grocer and draper |
|
Walter |
Phipps |
89 |
1885 |
Grocer |
|
(Mrs) |
Pickering |
56 |
1990s |
|
|
William |
Pickering |
132 |
1780 |
Vicar |
|
(Rev) Frederick |
Pilkington |
67 |
1966 |
|
|
(Mr) |
Pitkin |
53 |
1647 |
|
|
(Miss) Fanny |
Plumb |
42 |
1904 |
Headmistress |
|
Fanny |
Plumb |
133 |
1904 |
Schoolmistress |
|
(Happy) Harry |
Pollard |
29 |
||
|
(Rev) Harry |
Pollard |
14 |
1930s |
|
|
(Rev) Harry |
Pollard |
74 |
1935 |
|
|
(Reverend) |
Pollard |
122 |
1940s |
|
|
(Reverend) |
Pollard |
129 |
||
|
(Reverend) H P |
Pollard |
28 |
Vicar | |
|
H P |
Pollard |
132 |
1930 |
Vicar |
|
Dianne |
Pope |
112 |
2002 |
|
|
Dianne |
Pope |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
John |
Pope |
111-112 |
1962-2002 |
|
|
John |
Pope |
20 |
2002 |
Clock winder |
|
John |
Pope |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
(Mr) |
Porter |
128 |
1939 |
Billeting officer |
|
Jack (‘Gandi’) |
Porter |
91 |
1900s |
Garage |
|
Robert |
Potten |
102 |
1686-1699 |
Miller |
|
(Family) |
Potter |
30 |
1800s |
|
|
James |
Potter |
68 |
1895 |
Trustee and founder |
|
Levi |
Potter |
34 |
1890 |
Shoemaker |
|
Levi |
Potter |
88 |
1885 |
Cobbler |
|
Norman |
Powesland |
141 |
2002 |
St Albans Cathedral |
|
Joseph |
Pulley |
92 |
1789 |
Surgeon and apothecary |
|
William |
Pulley |
135 |
1828 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
(Mr) |
Purdy |
134 |
1965 |
Headmaster |
|
John |
Purser |
132 |
1466 |
Vicar |
|
Philip |
Purser |
52 |
1539 |
Blyman |
|
Richard |
Purser |
132 |
1492 |
Vicar |
|
Frederick |
Quenby |
86 |
1911 |
Corn merchant |
|
George |
Quenby |
30 |
1891 |
Farmer |
|
James |
Quenby |
86 |
1911 |
Corn merchant |
|
Jason |
Quenby |
86 |
1839 |
Corn merchant |
|
Richard |
Quenby |
87 |
1807-1851 |
Baker |
|
Richard |
Quenby |
111 |
1838 |
Farmer |
|
Thomas |
Quenby |
86 |
1839 |
Corn merchant |
|
Thomas |
Quenby |
87 |
1885 |
Baker |
|
(Mr) |
Quimby |
59 |
1830 |
|
|
(Lady) Elizabeth |
Radcliffe |
136 |
Early 1600s |
Lord of Manor |
|
(Sir) Humphrey |
Radcliffe |
12 |
1553 |
Knight |
|
Adam |
Raine |
69 |
2002 |
|
|
Adam |
Raine |
140 |
2002 |
Leicester |
|
Terence |
Rattigan |
85 |
1936 |
Playwright |
|
Nellie Florence Ruby |
Rault |
96-98 |
1919 |
Murder victim |
|
Simon |
Ravenyg |
50 |
1303 |
|
|
Alfred Charles |
Redman |
114 |
1926 |
|
|
Frederick |
Redman |
21 |
Died 1889 |
|
|
George |
Redman |
32 |
1890 |
|
|
James |
Redman |
37 |
1821-22 |
|
|
Joseph |
Redman |
61 |
1832 |
|
|
(Mr) |
Renshaw |
32 |
1890 |
|
|
Richard |
Reynolds |
19 |
1742 |
Bishop of Lincoln |
|
Darren |
Rhoden |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
Richardson |
92 |
Baker | ||
|
(family) |
Richardson |
87 |
1891-1986 |
bakers |
|
(Mr) A J |
Richardson |
126 |
1930 |
Airship crewman |
|
(Professor) |
Richardson |
14 |
1930s |
|
|
(Reverend) Samuel |
Richardson |
18 |
1707 |
|
|
Edgar |
Richardson |
123-124 |
1900s |
baker |
|
Edgar |
Richardson |
87 |
1900s |
Baker |
|
Ken |
Richardson |
87 |
1950s |
baker |
|
Ken |
Richardson |
124 |
1900s |
|
|
Samuel |
Richardson |
7 |
1600s |
Father of William Samuel Richardson |
|
Samuel |
Richardson |
132 |
1687 |
Vicar |
|
Thomas |
Richardson |
68 |
1895 |
Trustee and founder |
|
Thomas |
Richardson |
87 |
Early 1900s |
Baker |
|
William Samuel |
Richardson |
7 |
Born 1698 |
scholar |
|
(Mr) A J |
Riley |
134 |
1975 |
Headmaster |
|
Anthony |
Riley |
45 |
1975 |
Headmaster |
|
(Miss) E M |
Rimes |
44 |
1958 |
Headmistress |
|
(Ms) E M |
Rimes |
134 |
1956-1958 |
Schoolmistress |
|
Gessie Della |
Ripa |
Cover |
2002 |
Author |
|
Edward |
Riseley |
132 |
1623 |
Vicar |
|
Robert |
Risley |
132 |
1598 |
Vicar |
|
(Mr) |
Risley (vicar) |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
Eleanor |
Roberts |
135 |
1827 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
Robinson |
106 |
Shop keeper | ||
|
(family) |
Robinson |
109 |
Grocers | |
|
Fred |
Robinson |
93 |
Late 1930s |
Post master |
|
Frederick |
Robinson |
89 |
1930s |
Grocer |
|
Is’ |
Roger |
137 |
1309 |
Subsidy roll |
|
(Mrs) Sarah |
Rogers |
55 |
1853 |
Emigration to United States |
|
George |
Rogers |
55 |
1853 |
Emigration to United States |
|
George |
Rogers |
61 |
1832 |
|
|
George |
Rogers |
64 |
Born 1819 |
Postman |
|
George |
Rogers |
86 |
1885 |
Carrier |
|
George |
Rogers |
93 |
1845 |
Postman |
|
Michael |
Rogers |
140 |
2002 |
Bedford Rotary Club |
|
Wesley |
Rogers |
123 |
1900s |
Baker from Haynes |
|
Alfred |
Rose |
88 |
1891 |
Farmer, butcher |
|
Arthur Wollaston |
Rose |
17 |
Died 1887 |
Vicar |
|
Arthur Wollaston |
Rose |
132 |
1884 |
Vicar |
|
(Lord) John |
Russell |
8 |
Borough election committee | |
|
Thomas |
Russell |
19 |
||
|
Robin |
Ryall |
79 |
1984 |
Football |
|
Simone |
Ryk |
137 |
1332 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Gregorio |
Salatiel |
137 |
1332 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Gregory |
Saltiel |
51 |
1340 |
Commissioner |
|
John |
Savage |
68 |
1895 |
Trustee and founder |
|
Peter |
Scarborough |
78 |
1985 |
Bowls club |
|
Colin |
Scargill |
82 |
1978 |
Flower and produce show |
|
Veronica |
Scargill |
75 |
1960s |
Ladies group |
|
Willmo |
Schepherde |
137 |
1309 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Walter |
Scotard |
50 |
1303 |
|
|
Elizabeth |
Scott |
135 |
1827 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
Elizabeth |
Scott |
135 |
1830 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
Mary |
Scott |
140 |
2002 |
Cotton End |
|
(family) |
Seamark |
118 |
2002 |
|
|
(Mr) |
Seamark |
73 |
2000 |
All Saints fete |
|
Patrick |
Shallard |
45 |
1973 |
Chief education officer |
|
(Mr) H B |
Shape |
63 |
1900-1962 |
|
|
(family) |
Sharp |
55 |
1847 |
Typhoid |
|
Richard |
Sharp |
53 |
1775 |
|
|
(Family) |
Sharpe |
27 |
||
|
(family) |
Sharpe |
124 |
1900s |
Milk deliveries |
|
(Mrs) Sarah |
Sharpe |
93 |
1885 |
Post mistress |
|
Arthur Mastin (‘Darti’) |
Sharpe |
43 |
1945 |
Briar Bank dairy farm |
|
Arthur Mastin (‘Darti’) |
Sharpe |
124 |
1900s |
|
|
Darti |
Sharpe |
25 |
Dairy farmer | |
|
Elizabeth |
Sharpe |
134 |
1826 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
George |
Sharpe |
93 |
1885-1890 |
Post master |
|
Hedley |
Sharpe |
124 |
1900s |
|
|
Howard |
Sharpe |
27 |
||
|
Howard |
Sharpe |
86 |
1951 |
Blacksmith |
|
Thomas |
Sharpe |
61-62 |
1832 |
See John Glover |
|
Wesley |
Sharpe |
86 |
1951 |
Blacksmith |
|
Wesley George |
Sharpe |
8 |
World War 1 |
bicycles |
|
John |
Sheffield |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
(family) |
Simms |
108 |
||
|
(Mr) |
Simms |
27 |
Late 19th century |
Farmer |
|
(Mr) |
Simms |
33 |
1890 |
|
|
Daniel |
Simms |
55 |
1845 |
Emigration to Canada |
|
Frederick |
Simms |
68 |
1895 |
Trustee and founder |
|
Joe |
Simms |
33 |
1890 |
|
|
Richard |
Simms |
55 |
1845 |
Emigration to Canada |
|
(Mr) F G |
Sims |
97 |
1919 |
Prosecutor |
|
Henry |
Sims |
52 |
Early 16th century |
Benefactor |
|
(Captain) |
Smith |
53 |
1647 |
|
|
(Mrs) |
Smith |
47 |
1849 |
Lace making teacher |
|
Alfred |
Smith |
68 |
1895 |
Trustee and founder |
|
Bill |
Smith |
77 |
1930s |
Scouting |
|
Charles |
Smith |
68 |
1895 |
Trustee and founder |
|
Derek |
Smith |
74 |
1975 |
Committee (River Festival) |
|
Derek |
Smith |
81 |
1977 |
Morris dancing |
|
Freddie |
Smith |
88 |
1908 |
slaughterhouse |
|
Freddie |
Smith |
117 |
Slaughterhouse | |
|
Freddie |
Smith |
121 |
1920s |
slaughterhouse |
|
Freddie |
Smith |
125 |
1920s-1930s |
Slaughterhouse |
|
John |
Smith |
34 |
1890 |
Tailor |
|
John |
Smith |
85 |
1885 |
Tailor |
|
P W Shepherd |
Smith |
132 |
1949 |
Curate |
|
Reginald |
Smith |
77 |
1930s |
Scouting |
|
Thomas |
Smith |
13 |
1851 |
Of London |
|
Thomas |
Smith |
68 |
1895 |
Trustee and founder |
|
John |
Smyth |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
John |
Smythe |
52 |
1539 |
Blyman |
|
Socmen |
136 |
Bef 1087 |
Lord of Manor | |
|
Smith |
Soloman |
21 |
Died 1801 |
Gypsy |
|
William |
Soper |
102 |
1914 |
engineer |
|
Roger |
Sourdow |
50 |
1303 |
|
|
Ben/Benny |
Spick |
90 |
Travelling salesman | |
|
(Mr) |
Spring |
61 |
1832 |
|
|
Hannah |
Spring |
134 |
1826 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
James |
Spring |
12 |
1850s |
Church warden |
|
John |
Spring |
134 |
1826 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
William |
Springnell |
138,139 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
Wm |
Springnell |
139 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney (arrears of payment) |
|
Thomas |
Squire |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
(family) |
St Amand |
136 |
1100s-1300s |
Lord of Manor |
|
(Mr) F |
Stanbridge |
77 |
1930s |
Scouting |
|
William H |
Stanger |
132 |
1964 |
Vicar |
|
(Mr) |
Steele |
67 |
1949 |
Rebuilt organ |
|
Francis |
Steven |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
(Miss) |
Stevens |
44 |
1958 |
Teacher |
|
(Miss) |
Stevens |
134 |
1948 |
Supply teacher |
|
Francis |
Stevens |
139 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney (arrears of payment) |
|
(Mrs) |
Stokes |
113 |
||
|
Thomas |
Stokes |
62 |
1832 |
Transported to Bermuda |
|
(Mr) ‘Dodder’ |
Stonebridge |
86-87 |
Crushed corn | |
|
John |
Stoughton |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
John |
Stratton |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
(Family) |
Street |
30 |
1800s |
farmers |
|
(Mr) |
Sugars |
34 |
1890 |
Shoemaker |
|
James |
Sugars |
88 |
1885 |
Cobbler |
|
Leslie |
Sugars |
77 |
1930s |
Scouting |
|
Jack |
Summerfield |
77 |
1930s |
Scouting |
|
Phyllis |
Summerfield |
70 |
1935 |
Marr: L Hoy |
|
Rose |
Summerfield |
79 |
2002 |
|
|
Rose |
Summerfield |
93 |
Late 1900s |
Postal worker |
|
Rose |
Summerfield |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
Rose |
Summerfield |
71,77 |
2002 |
|
|
Violet |
Summerfield |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
Henry |
Swon |
101 |
1270 |
|
|
Thomas |
Tailour |
52 |
1539 |
Blyman |
|
Jackie |
Tanswell |
80 |
2002 |
|
|
Jackie |
Tanswell |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
Peter |
Tanswell |
82 |
1978 |
Flower and produce show |
|
Peter |
Tanswell |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
John |
Tassell |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
Jean |
Tate |
79 |
2001 |
Bowling |
|
(Mr) |
Tayler |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney (clerke) |
|
Peter |
Tayler |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
(family) |
Taylor |
89 |
Store keepers | |
|
‘Granny’ |
Taylor |
84 |
Early 1800s |
Lace making |
|
Cyril |
Taylor |
67 |
1950s |
From Ivy Lane |
|
Cyril |
Taylor |
88 |
1900s |
Slaughterhouse |
|
Cyril |
Taylor |
125 |
1920s-1930s |
Slaughterman |
|
Eva |
Taylor |
125 |
1900s |
Milk delivery |
|
Malcolm |
Terry |
116 |
2002 |
|
|
Malcolm |
Terry |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
Ray |
Terry |
74 |
1975 |
Committee (River Festival) |
|
Ray |
Terry |
75 |
2002 |
|
|
Ray |
Terry |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
Stella |
Terry |
140 |
2002 |
Northants |
|
George |
Thody |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
Richard |
Thompson |
58 |
1819 |
Servant |
|
William |
Thompson |
14-15 |
1539-1596 |
Benefactor |
|
William |
Thompson |
52 |
1596 |
Crossmead field for poor charity |
|
(Mr) |
Thorne |
27 |
Early 20th century |
Farmer |
|
(lord) John |
Thynne |
54 |
1862 |
|
|
(Lord) John |
Thynne |
87 |
1861 |
|
|
(Rev Lord) John |
Thynne |
12-13 |
1850s-1872 |
Of Haynes Park Estate |
|
(Reverend Lord) John |
Thynne |
41 |
||
|
(Reverend Lord) John |
Thynne |
136 |
1800s |
Lord of Manor |
|
Francis John |
Thynne |
136 |
1800s |
Lord of Manor |
|
Henry Frederick |
Thynne |
136 |
1700s-1800s |
Lord of Manor |
|
Mr A C |
Thynne |
136 |
1800s |
Lord of Manor |
|
Benjamin |
Titmus |
59 |
1830 |
|
|
(family) |
Toll |
55 |
1847 |
Typhoid |
|
(Miss) |
Toll |
76 |
1931 |
Women’s Institute |
|
(Mr) |
Toll |
35 |
1890 |
Machinist |
|
(Mrs) Florence |
Toll |
98 |
1917 |
|
|
Amelia |
Toll |
85 |
1851 |
Bonnet sewer, see Amelia Pearce |
|
Charles |
Toll |
85 |
1885 |
Machinist |
|
Elizabeth |
Toll |
59 |
1830 |
|
|
Elizabeth |
Toll |
135 |
1829 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
Frederic |
Toll |
135 |
1831 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
Frederick |
Toll |
135 |
1831 |
Sunday School assistant teacher |
|
George |
Toll |
88 |
Carpenter | |
|
Gladys |
Toll |
125 |
1900s |
|
|
James |
Toll |
88 |
Carpenter | |
|
John |
Toll |
88 |
Carpenter | |
|
Lucy |
Toll |
37 |
1821-22 |
Widow |
|
Mary |
Toll |
135 |
1827 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
Sam |
Toll |
88 |
Carpenter, beer retailer | |
|
Samuel |
Toll |
135 |
1828 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
Thomas |
Toll |
135 |
1831 |
Sunday School assistant teacher |
|
William |
Toll |
88 |
Carpenter | |
|
William |
Toll |
135 |
1827 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
George |
Tomkins |
89 |
1885 |
Grocer |
|
(Mr) |
Tompkins |
34 |
1890 |
Grocer |
|
Charlie |
Townes |
81 |
1977 |
Morris dancing |
|
Dave |
Townes |
81-82 |
1977 |
Morris dancing |
|
Stephen J |
Toze |
133 |
2002 |
Vicar |
|
Edward |
Travis |
115 |
1866 |
The Elephant and Castle public house |
|
Ambilia |
Trays |
137 |
1309 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Nicholao |
Triuail |
137 |
1332 |
Subsidy roll |
|
(Mrs) Gladys |
Tucker |
68 |
1967 |
Laid foundation stone |
|
(family) |
Tuffnail |
57 |
1792 |
Blacksmiths |
|
(Mr) |
Tuffnail |
34 |
1800s |
Blacksmith |
|
Elizabeth |
Tuffnail |
134 |
1826 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
John |
Tuffnail |
57 |
1792 |
Blacksmith |
|
Sarah |
Tuffnail |
134 |
1826 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
Edward |
Tuffnell |
86 |
Late 1880s |
Blacksmit |
|
Josh |
Tuffnell |
92 |
Barber | |
|
Mabel |
Tuffnell |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
Dick |
Turpin |
25 |
||
|
(family) |
Upton |
89 |
1950s |
Grocers |
|
John |
Upton |
138,139 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
(Dr) |
Van Landenberg |
92 |
1930s |
Doctor |
|
(Rev) |
Venn |
54 |
1862 |
|
|
Alexanbro |
Vhelwrithe |
137 |
1309 |
Subsidy roll |
|
Thomas |
Vincent |
139 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney (arrears of payment) |
|
Thomas |
Vincent |
138,139 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
Wag |
122 |
1900s |
||
|
(Sir) William |
Waller |
53 |
1644 |
|
|
John |
Warner |
135 |
1563 |
Lord of Manor |
|
John |
Warner |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
John |
Warner |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney, Sherman |
|
John (jnr) |
Warner |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
Mike |
Warner |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
Thomas |
Warner |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
Charlie |
Warren |
92 |
Barber | |
|
Alfred John |
Watkins |
132 |
1953 |
Vicar |
|
(Mrs) |
Watson |
44 |
1965 |
|
|
William |
Watts |
55 |
1845 |
Emigration to Canada |
|
John |
Wattson |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
Lydia |
Webb |
134 |
1826 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
William |
Welch |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
(rev) William |
Wells |
52 |
1686 |
Schools charity |
|
(Reverend) William |
Wells |
36 |
1662-1689 |
vicar |
|
William |
Wells |
102 |
1678 |
|
|
William |
Wells |
132 |
1662 |
Vicar |
|
Jessie |
West |
115 |
Late 1960s |
The Elephant and Castle public house |
|
Sidney |
West |
115 |
Late 1960s |
The Elephant and Castle public house |
|
Joan |
Wheeler |
130 |
2000 |
|
|
Sandra |
Whitaker |
90 |
2002 |
|
|
Sandra |
Whitaker |
112 |
2002 |
|
|
Sandra |
Whitaker |
121 |
2002 |
|
|
Sandra |
Whitaker |
140 |
2002 |
Bedford |
|
William |
Whitamore |
59-60 |
1830 |
Farmer and constable |
|
(family) |
Whitbread |
119 |
||
|
(Mr) S |
Whitbread |
13 |
1872 |
|
|
(Mr) S |
Whitbread |
119 |
1911 |
|
|
Sam |
Whitbread |
Foreword |
2002 |
Foreward author |
|
Samuel |
Whitbread |
54 |
1767 |
|
|
Samuel |
Whitbread |
136 |
1800 |
Lord of Manor |
|
Samuel |
Whitbread |
136 |
2002 |
Lord of Manor |
|
Mick |
White |
81 |
1977 |
Morris dancing |
|
Mick |
White |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
William Hale |
White |
8 |
Author (Mark Rutherford) | |
|
David |
Whiteman |
37 |
1821-22 |
|
|
William |
Whitemore |
134 |
1826 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
(Miss) |
Whitworth |
31 |
1890 |
|
|
(Mrs) |
Whitworth |
29 |
1900s |
|
|
(Mrs) |
Whitworth |
73 |
1901 |
Mother’s Union |
|
(Mrs) |
Whitworth |
122 |
1900s |
|
|
(Rev) |
Whitworth |
73 |
1900 |
Cinematography |
|
(Reverend) |
Whitworth |
51 |
19th century |
|
|
(Reverend) |
Whitworth |
29,31 |
1890-1900s |
vicar |
|
(Reverend) |
Whitworth |
63 |
1904 |
|
|
(Reverend) |
Whitworth |
39,42 |
1887-1930s |
|
|
(Reverend) ‘Dicki’ |
Whitworth |
122 |
1900s |
|
|
(Reverend) Charles |
Whitworth |
18-19,21 |
1898-1947 |
|
|
Eric Charles |
Whitworth |
21 |
1947 |
|
|
Richard Charles |
Whitworth |
132 |
1887 |
Vicar |
|
(Miss) Lilian |
Whyley |
43 |
1945 |
headmistress |
|
Lilian |
Whyley |
133 |
1930s |
Schoolmistress |
|
Peter |
Whyte |
132 |
1559 |
Vicar |
|
(the Conqueror) |
William |
23 |
1066 |
|
|
(Mr) |
Williamson |
90 |
Collected mushrooms | |
|
Thomas |
Willmer |
134 |
1826 |
Sunday school teacher |
|
Thomas |
Willmer |
134 |
1826 |
Sunday School assistant teacher |
|
(Mrs) |
Wilson |
127 |
Lollypop lady | |
|
Jane |
Wilson |
21 |
Died 1772 |
Travelling woman from Staffordshire |
|
Francis |
Wingrave |
133 |
1758 |
Schoolmaster |
|
Enid |
Wisson |
Ix |
2002 |
|
|
Enid |
Wisson |
81 |
2002 |
|
|
Enid |
Wisson |
106 |
2002 |
|
|
Enid |
Wisson |
119 |
2002 |
|
|
Enid |
Wisson |
140 |
2002 |
|
|
Enid |
Wisson |
75,77 |
1960s-1979 |
Young Wives Group |
|
Tom |
Wisson |
88-89 |
1970s-1985 |
Butcher |
|
Tom |
Wisson |
78 |
1993 |
|
|
Tom |
Wisson |
106 |
Butcher | |
|
Victor |
Wisson |
10 |
1981 |
Mayor of Bedford |
|
(Mr) |
Wolveridge |
125 |
1930s |
|
|
Douglas |
Wolveridge |
92 |
1930s |
Antiques dealer |
|
Douglas |
Wolveridge |
128 |
1940s |
|
|
Douglas |
Wolveridge |
71,77 |
1900s |
Lay preacher |
|
Edith |
Wood |
133 |
1903 |
Teacher |
|
William |
Woode |
52 |
1539 |
Blyman |
|
Jane |
Wooding |
74 |
1975 |
Committee (River Festival) |
|
(Mr) |
Woodroffe |
12 |
1850s |
Of Bedford |
|
Richard |
Woolhead |
138 |
1637 |
Wilshamsteede Shipmoney |
|
John |
Wrattyng |
132 |
1404 |
Vicar |
|
Thomas |
Wymarc |
101 |
1270 |
|
|
Basil |
Yoxen |
82 |
1978 |
Flower and produce show |
|
William |
Yoxon |
57 |
1830 |
Held in stocks |
|
(Mr) |
Zachtilla |
90 |
Ice-cream man |