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Note N1266 Index

I have found his will dated August 10, 1819. He give everything to Thomas Sheldon of Birmingham and Stephen Jarrett of Cherington upon various trusts for his wife Hannah, and children: Anne, Elizabeth, Sarah, Amelia, William, Joseph, and John. He does not say which ones are under the age of 21, but does say that they have to have that age to get the bequest. The will was proven by the executors and the widow on July 10, 1820. His burial record said that he was age 78 when buried.

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Note N1267 Index

I have used Williams as her family name only because Joseph Jarrett and Hannah Williams witnessed a marriage in Cherington in 1792.

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Note N1268 Index

In the 1901 census, he and the rest of of family were living at 60 Devonshire Road in Croydon. He was shown as a "corporation road labourer". In 1891, he was a "carman", and the family was living at the same address. In 1881, he was a servant on a farm in Horsham, owned by John Tullett?

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Note N1269 Index

It would seem that she gave birth to an illegitimate daughter, Sabrina, in 1845. Sabina lived with her grandparents in 1851 and was a servant in the 1861 census.

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Note N1270 Index

As her middle name was Sallers, perhaps her father was a Sallers.

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Note N1271 Index

Her sister advises that she was born with a heart condition that led to her death at age two.

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Note N1272 Index

The parish register shows them living at 10 Back Church, Lanes. The witnesses were William Timms and one S. Dicken(?). Most importantly, his father is shown as John Jarrett which confirms my choice.

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Note N1273 Index

The first marriage banns were read in Cherington on February 18th.

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Note N1274 Index

At age 15, she was already a house servant in the home of Frances Hook, Master Baker in St. Pancreas, St. Marylebone, Middlesex.

In the 1881 census, she and the three children were living in Walthamstow, Essex. She was a widow. Clara was an assistant school mistress. Sarah was a teacher, and Henry was a house painter.

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Note N1275 Index

His MI says buried at 3 months.

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Note N1276 Index

I have added this child because in the 1901 census for Dorn, he is living with his uncle and aunt, John and Elizabeth Timms. He is show as 35 years old, single, and appears to be a fernier pupil. In the 1911 census, he is still living with his aunt Elizabeth in Whichford, along with his cousin Edward Timms and Elizabeth Slatter, who would be

There is an Edward Basson buried next to the Timms, perhaps that is a transcription entry.

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Note N1277 Index

His buruak said that he died at 9 weeks of age.

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Note N1278 Index

The witnesses were Joseph Malin and Thomas Day.

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Note N1279 Index

The note in the burial register says ?84. If correct, that would make her born in 1772.