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Titchfield Families
The Littlefields - Early Days
The known story starts with a Francis Littlefield who was born about 1565. His place of birth is, as yet, unresolved. He may have come from Exeter or could be a local lad.
e married twice. First to Mary in about 1591 at St Peters Church, Titchfield and then when Mary died in 1605 he married again this time to Annis Wigg on 5 July 1606. He was buried in Titchfield on 11 October 1618. His first wife Mary was born in Exeter.
Francis was 'a successful cloth maker and merchant. He owned a fulling mill. The only fulling mill known on this stretch of the Meon was Little Funtley Mill about 2 miles upstream from Titchfield village and just south of the Longwater Bridge.
The mill itself can no longer be seen on the ground, but some outline is said to be visible in aerial photographs. The mill's head-leat, which lies imediately north of the bridge, still exists. This is shown in the picture at the top of this page. There still remains part of the sluice gate which allowed water to bypass the mill pond.
Francis Littlefields will
Francis must have been a wealthy man as his will shows.
Francis Littlefield's Will(1565 - 1618)
" I make my wife Anne and son James my executors and if at any time they disagree then by consent of my overseers, division shall be made equally of such goods as do remain betwixt them, and my wife to have the dwelling house next adjoining to my fulling mill with the apurtenances thereto belonging, holden by lease of John Hauksford of Bishop's Waltham, and my son James to have the fulling mill with the appurtenances thereto belonging. Overseers: Thomas Knight Senclares in the parish of Drexford, my brother James Litlefield of the same parish and Nicholas Waller of Swanswicke in the parish of Titchfield and for their pains I giave each 5s.
(signed) Frances Littlefield his mark
Witnesses: John Wither Robert Poulet Frances Waller
Debts owing by me: To Nicholas Waller £12. Johne Ossment £8, Robard Wedge £5 and Elizabeth Wedge £20. Proved November 21, 1618 by Anne Littlefield, widow and relict of the deceased, and James Littlefield, sone of the deceased, the executors named. Bords: Said Anne, James Littlefield of the same, clothworker, Edward Hardwell of same, yeoman, and John Witherd of Eckeham, husbandman"
The original copy of the Will is held in the Winchester, Hampshire, UK Public Records Office although it is slightly illegible.
Francis had seven children, the eldest, Edmund was born in 1591 but strangely back in Exeter.
We can at least be sure he was back in Titchfield in 1614 because at the age of 23 he married Annis Austin on the 16 October. Annis was from Exeter. He lived in the centre of the village in the cottages now known as Barry's Cottages.
Edmund leaves the village for the New World
Edmund Littlefield left Titchfield around 1636 along with a couple of his sons leaving his wife Annis (or Agnes) and the rest of the children to sail for Exeter, New Hampshire on the ship 'Bevis' in 1638. He received 200 acres of land on the western bank of the Ogunquit River.
What possessed a man to give up a secure living and try his luck in the New World? It was only 16 years earlier that the Pilgrim Fathers had set sail from Southampton. Could it be he was encouraged by the exploits of the Third Earl of Southampton who was 'interested in shipping and a very active sponsor of the exploration and development of North America'.
Although the third Earl died in 1624 it is possible that the idea had already been planted in Edmund's mind.
On arrival in the New World Edmund set to work and by 1643, he had erected a sawmill on the Webhannet River. (Webhannet is the Indian name for Wells, Maine). He went on to build sawmills on contract for others.
Edmund's eldest son, John, married a Patience Wakefield who was born in Titchfield in 1624.
They must have kept in contact with England as John and Patience's eldest child, Deborah, was also born in Titchfield between 1660 and 1663.
Deborah married Samuel Webber and is recorded as having 12 children. Samuel came from York, Maine and was born in 1656.
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The Austen Family
Enquiry from the USA
Mike Klein of the Austin Families Association of America has contacted Titchfield Bonfire Boys with the following message-
“Julian--
Thank you for the information about the website and I hope the carnival went well.
I am writing an article for the Austin Families Association of America about the life of Richard Austin who was born in Titchfield in 1598 and came to America in 1638 during the Great Migration. Basically the article addresses the question of why anyone would want to uproot their family, leave their business and move to a rough life in the wilderness.
Through my research, I have learned a lot about Titchfield in those days and how it was influenced by the Wriothesley family, particularly Henry Wriothesely, 3rd Earl of Southampton. I have also discovered the link of the Earl with the Virginia Company and Edwin Sandys and the Puritan movement.
While I haven't gotten a firm grasp on it as yet, it seems to me that somehow, there must be some overall connection between the Earl, the Puritan Movement, Titchfield, the canal, the changing cloth industry of that time and the group of people that left Titchfield to head to New England.
And that is why I was trying to get to the Bonfire Boys website. I have read that the Earl was responsible for building the canal and trying to stimulate the economy of Titchfield, but I have also read that many townspeople considered the canal to be to the Earls benefit only as it gave him more farmland and hunting grounds and that is why his effigy is burnt every year by the Bonfire Boys. Can you verify any of this and perhaps add to the story?
As a side note, I had hoped to mention your carnival in my article and tell the readers of it's current financial difficulties in hopes that they might send you a dollar or two - you never know!
--Mike Klein”
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Wriothesley Descendants
Thomas WRIOTHESLEY was born 21st December 1505. He was created 1st Earl of SOUTHAMPTON 17th February 1547. He was married (in or prior to 1533) to Jane CHENEY (daughter of William CHENEY of Chesham Bois, Buckinghamshire). He died 30th July 1550 and was buried 3rd August 1550 at St Andrew Holborn. M.I. His body was afterwards removed to Titchfield. M.I. Will dated 21st July 1550, proved PCC 14th May 1551, Buck 13, PROB11/34. She died 15th September 1574 and was buried at Titchfield. M.I. Will dated 26th June 1574, proved PCC 19th
November 1574, Martyn 43, PROB11/56. They had issue:
A01 William WRIOTHESLEY, born (in or prior to September 1535). He died August 1537.
A02 Anthony WRIOTHESLEY, died 1542.
A03 Henry WRIOTHESLEY, 2nd Earl of SOUTHAMPTON. He was born 30th November 1544 and baptised 24th April 1545 at St Andrew Holborn. He was married 19th February 1565 in London to Mary BROWNE (daughter of Anthony BROWNE, 1st Viscount MONTAGUE). He died 4th October 1581 at Itchel, Hampshire, and was buried 30th November 1581 at Titchfield. M.I. Will made 29th June 1581, proved PCC 7th February 1582, Rowe 45, PROB11/65. She was married secondly 2nd May 1594 to Sir Thomas HENEAGE who died 17th October 1595, thirdly c1598 to William HERVEY, later Baronet of Kidbrooke, who died 1642. She died 1607 and was buried 16th November 1607 at Titchfield. Will proved PCC 14th November 1607. Henry and Mary had issue:
B01 Henry WRIOTHESLEY, 3rd Earl of SOUTHAMPTON. He was born 6th October 1573. He was married clandestinely c. September 1598 to Elizabeth VERNON (daughter of John VERNON of Hodnet). He died 10th November 1624 at Bergen op Zoom and was buried 28th December 1624 at Titchfield. She fl.1655. They had issue:
C01 Penelope WRIOTHESLEY, born c.November 1598 She was married c1615 to Sir William, afterwards Lord SPENCER of Wormleighton. He died 19th December 1636 and was buried 27th December 1636 at Brington. Will proved PCC 11th February 1636, PROB11/173. She died 16th July 1667 and was buried November 1667 at Brington. They had issue six sons and seven daughters.
C02 James WRIOTHESLEY. He was born 1st March 1604 and baptised 26th March 1604 in the Chapel Royal, Greenwich. He died 5th November 1624 at Roosendaal, Holland, and was buried 28th December 1624 at Titchfield.
C03 Thomas WRIOTHESLEY, 4th Earl of SOUTHAMPTON. He was born 10th March 1607 and baptised 2nd April 1608 at Little Shelford, Cambridgeshire. He was married firstly 18th August 1634 at Charenton, France, to Rachel de MASSU (daughter of Daniel de MASSU, Baron de RUVIGNY) who died in childbed 16th February 1639 at Westminster and was buried 26th February 1639 at Titchfield; secondly c. April 1642 to Elizabeth LEIGH (daughter of Francis LEIGH, Baron DUNSMORE) who died 1654; thirdly c1659 (as her second husband) (marriage settlement dated 7th May 1659) to Frances SEYMOUR (daughter of William SEYMOUR, Duke of SOMERSET, and widow of Richard, Viscount MOLINEUX) who was buried in Westminster Abbey 5th January 1680. He died at Southampton House, Holborn, 16th May 1667 and was buried 18th June 1667 at Titchfield. Will proved PCC 22nd May 1667. He had issue:
D01 Charles WRIOTHESLEY, born 6th June 1635 at Southampton House and baptised there 30th June 1635 (registered at St Andrews Holborn). He died 20th November 1635 and was buried at Titchfield 25th November 1635.
D02 Elizabeth WRIOTHESLEY, baptised 29th June 1636 at Titchfield. She was married 1st May 1661 (as his first wife) to Edward NOEL, later 4th Viscount CAMPDEN and 1st Earl of GAINSBOROUGH. She was buried 19th February 1680 at Titchfield. He died January 1688. Will proved PCC 8th June 1689, PROB11/395. They had issue one son and four daughters.
D03 Rachael WRIOTHESLEY, baptised 19th September 1637 at Titchfield. She was married firstly October 1654 at Apscourt, Surrey, to Francis Lord VAUGHAN (son and heir of Richard, 2nd Earl of CARBERY, Ireland) who died March 1667; secondly by licence 21st January 1669 to William, Lord RUSSELL (beheaded 21st July 1683) (son of William, 1st Duke of BEDFORD). She died 29th September 1723. She had issue two daughters and a son surviving, besides three who died in infancy in 1659, 1665 and 1672.
D04 Henry WRIOTHESLEY, born 31st October 1638 at Southampton House and baptised there 9th November 1638 (registered at St Andrews Holborn). He died in Paris and was buried at Charenton, aged c5.
D05 Magdalen WRIOTHESLEY. She died young and was buried 7th December 1642 at Titchfield.
D06 Audrey WRIOTHESLEY. She died 12th October 1660 in London and was buried 17th October 1660 at Titchfield.
D07 Penelope WRIOTHESLEY. She died young and was buried 7th April 1649 at Titchfield.
D08 Elizabeth WRIOTHESLEY, born c1647. She was married, firstly 23rd December 1662 to Josceline PERCY, afterwards 11th Earl of NORTHUMBERLAND who died May 1670, will proved PCC 2nd November 1670, PROB11/334; secondly (as his first wife) 24th August 1673 at Titchfield to Ralph MONTAGU, afterwards 1st Duke of Boughton, who died at Bloomsbury 9th March 1708 and was buried 16th March 1708 at Warkton, Northamptonshire. Will proved PCC 19th December 1709, PROB11/508. She died 19th September 1690 at Boughton and was buried at 26th September 1690 at Warkton. She had issue one son and two daughters by her first husband and a daughter and three sons by her second.
D09 Penelope WRIOTHESLEY. She died in infancy and was buried 8th May 1655 at Titchfield.
C04 Anne WRIOTHESLEY. She was married to Robert WALLOP, M.P., of Farley Wallop, Hampshire. She died 1662.
C05 Elizabeth WRIOTHESLEY. She was married to Sir Thomas ESTCOURT, Knt, Master in Chancery.
C06 Mary WRIOTHESLEY. She died 5th January 1615 aged 4 years 4 months and was buried 10th January 1615 at Titchfield. M.I.
B02 Mary WRIOTHESLEY. She was married c.1585 to Thomas ARUNDELL, who was knighted in 1603, and was in 1605 created first Baron ARUNDELL of Wardour. She was buried 27th June 1607 at Tisbury. He died 7th November 1639. They had issue.
A04 Mary WRIOTHESLEY, born (in or after 1532). She was married firstly (marriage settlement 1st July 1545) to Richard LYSTER, Chief Baron of the King’s Exchequer and son and heir of Sir Michael LYSTER Knt; secondly to William SHELLEY of Michelgrove, Sussex
A05 Elizabeth WRIOTHESLEY. She was married (on or prior to 1st November 1545: marriage settlement of that date) to Thomas RADCLIFFE, Lord FITZWALTER, afterwards Earl of SUSSEX. She was buried 16th January 1554 at Woodham Walters, Essex. He died 9th June 1783 and was buried 9th July 1583 at Boreham. Will proved PCC 15th November 1585, PROB11/68.
A06 Katherine WRIOTHESLEY, born (in or after 1532). She was married to Thomas CORNWALLIS.
A07 Mabel WRIOTHESLEY. She was married (in or after 1550) to Sir Walter SANDS Knt.
A08 Anne WRIOTHESLEY, born (in or after 1532).
She was married to Sir Oliver LAWRENCE Knt.
Revised 2nd March 2004
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The Hornby Family
Descendants of William Hornby of Bombay and of Hook, near Titchfield
William HORNBY was baptised 11th March 1723 at St Lawrence Snaith, Yorkshire. He joined the Honourable East India Company in 1740 as a writer and rose to become Governor of Bombay between 1771 and 1784. He retired to England, acquired land at Hook and built a house modelled in part on the
Governor’s residence at Bombay. Work began in March 1786 and was completed in April 1790 at a cost of £12,405 15s 3¾d. At a further cost of £20,500 he also bought property around Swanwick and in the parishes of Bishops Waltham, Droxford and Wickham. He was married firstly(?) 28th January 1755 at (Bombay) to Ann ATKINS who died 23rd December 1777 aged 37 at Gobions, North Mymms, Hertfordshire, and was buried at North Mymms, M.I.; secondly(?) 13th June 1788 at St Marylebone to Ann MINSHALL née ----- who died 12th July 1816 at Portman Square. Will made 12th July 1816, proved PCC 24th July 1817. He died 18th November 1803 at Hook House and was buried 29th November 1803 at Titchfield. Will made 28th October 1803, proved PCC 29th November 1803. He had issue:
A01 Anne HORNBY, born c1750. This lady is stated by both Burke and Cokayne (without quoting authority) to have been William Hornby’s daughter, but by what partner does not appear. She features prominently in his will, but their relationship is stated neither there nor in the Death Duty Register. Her baptism has not yet been traced. She was married firstly 15th October 1767 at (Bombay) to Richard EYER of the East India Company’s Service who died 1769(?), secondly 27th July 1770 at (Bombay) to James BOND, later 1st Baronet. She died 3rd July 1809 at Kew aged 59. He died 2nd June 1820. Will made 26th July 1813, proved 10th May 1822. She and James had issue.
A02 John HORNBY, born, baptised and buried 18th October 1755 at (Bombay).
A03 Hannah HORNBY, born 28th December 1757 and baptised 15th January 1758 at (Bombay). She was married 3rd September 1781 at North Mymms to Thomas HOLMES of Mansfield Street, St Marylebone, who later assumed the name HUNTER. He died 12th November 1827 at Mansfield Street, aged 76. Will made 7th August 1827, proved PCC 29th November 1827. Further grant 5th March 1850. She died 25th September 1845 at Baker Street, Portman Square. Will proved PCC 13th June 1846. Further grant PR 28th July 1859. They had issue.
A04 Ann Atkins HORNBY, born 22nd November 1756 and baptised 20th December 1759 at (Bombay) She was married 9th December 1802 at St Marylebone to John HARING of Harley Street, St Marylebone, but was separated from him by 1817. He fl. 1817 in Vienna. He died (between 1817 and 1826). She died c1826 without issue. Administration (with Will made 6th November 1817 annexed) PCC 30th December 1826.
A05 John HORNBY, born 5th July 1764 and baptised 23rd August 1764 at (Bombay). He was educated at Harrow and St John’s College Cambridge. He was married 13th January 1794 at Bath to Jane WYNNE of Peniarth, Merioneth. He died 7th May 1832 at Portland Place. Marylebone and was buried 16th May 1832 at Titchfield. M.I. Will made 17th February 1831, proved PCC 15th June 1832. She died 2nd November 1846 aged 73 at Marylebone and was buried 11th November 1846 at Titchfield. M.I. Will made 4th November 1843 proved PCC 23rd December 1846. They had issue:
B01 Jane HORNBY, baptised 20th August 1795 at St Marylebone. She was married 24th July 1819 by licence at Titchfield to George James PERCEVAL, later 6th Earl of EGMONT. She died 14th October 1870 at (Epsom). He died 2nd August 1874 aged 80 at (Epsom). Will made 29th July 1874, proved PR 18th September 1874. They had no issue.
B02 William HORNBY, born 31st January 1797 at Gloucester Place Marylebone, and baptised 17th May 1797 at St Marylebone. Educated at St Johns College Cambridge. Of Hyde Park Terrace Paddington, and The Hook, Titchfield. He was married 4th May 1854 at (St James) to Charlotte BRADSHAW. He died 12th April 1869 at (Fareham) and was buried 20th April 1869 at Titchfield. M.I. Will made 6th July 1860, proved PR 4th June 1869. In 1881 she was living at 11 Hyde Park Terrace, Paddington. She died 29th January 1890 aged 67 at (Paddington) and was buried 4th February 1890 at Titchfield. M.I. Will made 1st January 1890, proved PR 11th March 1890. They had no issue.
B03 John Hunter HORNBY, born 7th June 1798 at Gloucester Place Marylebone, and baptised 11th July 1798 at St Marylebone. He was educated at Christ Church College Oxford. Barrister. He died 8th September 1841 at Portland Place Marylebone and was buried 17th September 1841 at Titchfield. Will made 5th September 1840, proved PCC 28th September 1841.
B04 Ann HORNBY, baptised 22nd October 1799 at St Marylebone. Of Hook Grange, Titchfield. She died 28th January 1871 at (Fareham) and was buried 3rd February 1871 at Titchfield. M.I. Administration PR 7th March 1871.
B05 Nathaniel HORNBY, born 7th December 1800 at Gloucester Place, Marylebone, and baptised January 1801 at St Marylebone. He died 11th September 1835 at Tannah near Bombay. M.I. at Titchfield. Will made 25th December 1826, proved PCC 15th March 1838. Further grant 28th April 1847.
B06 Elizabeth HORNBY, born 26th September 1802 at The Hook and baptised 25th October 1802 at Titchfield. She was married by licence 1830 at St Marylebone to Rev. Richard BULLER, Rector of Lanreath, Cornwall. She died 25th May 1875 at (Kingston). He died 19th June 1883 aged 78 at Pounds, near Plymouth. Will made 16th June 1875, proved PR 17th July 1883. They had issue.
B07 Caroline HORNBY, born 29th January 1804 at Portman Square, Marylebone and baptised 25th February 1804 at St Marylebone. She was married 2nd May 1834 at St Marylebone to William O’Bryen HOARE. In 1881 they were living at Liverpool Gardens, Broadwater, Sussex. He died 26th March 1886 at 1 Liverpool Gardens, Worthing, aged 78, and was buried 31st March 1886 at Titchfield. M.I. Will made 2nd December 1884, proved Chichester 21st June 1886. She died 9th January 1891 at 81 Portland Place Marylebone, and was buried 14th January 1891 at Titchfield. M.I. Will made 30th September 1889, proved Chichester 18th March 1891. They had issue.
B08 Arthur HORNBY, born 16th August 1805 and baptised 4th October 1805 at Titchfield. He was in the Bombay Civil Service. He was married to Esther Dornford ROBINSON. He died 14th May 1872 at 56 Portland Place Marylebone and was buried at (Kensal Green Cemetery?). Will made 4th March 1871, proved 13th August 1872. She was latterly of 9 Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin. She died 1st May 1912 at the Shelbourne Hotel, Dublin, and was buried at (Kensal Green Cemetery?). Will made 14th December 1911, proved London 15th June 1912.
B09 Emily HORNBY, born 5th August 1807 at The Hook and baptised 6th September 1807 at Titchfield. In the register her name is entered as Emmeline. However there is a certificate at the end of the register that this name was incorrectly entered, and that it should have been entered as Emily. All known subsequent records are under Emily. Of 81 Portland Place, Marylebone. She died 14th February 1876 at Belmore, Cowes, and was buried 19th February 1876 at Northwood Cemetery. M.I. at Titchfield. Will made 12th August 1875, proved London 24th March 1876.
B10 Louisa HORNBY, baptised privately at Hook House, Titchfield, 21st September 1809. Of 81 Portland Place, Marylebone. She died 23rd February 1896 and was buried 27th February 1896 at Northwood Cemetery. Will made 18th August 1891, proved London 27th March 1896.
B11 Edward Owen HORNBY, baptised 23rd March 1811 at St Marylebone. He was educated at Brasenose College Oxford and St John’s College Cambridge. Barrister, called to the Bar 29th January 1847. Of The Hook, Titchfield. He was married (JUN1849) at (Southampton) to Martha BOWN. He died 10th November 1882 at The Hook and was buried 17th November 1882 at St Mary Hook-with-Warsash. M.I. Will made 4th June 1880, proved Winchester 23rd May 1883. Of 54 Portland Place Marylebone, afterwards of Holders Hill House, Hendon. She died 11th June 1887 at Holders Hill House and was buried 16th June 1887 at St Mary Hook-with-Warsash. M.I. Administration PR 22nd July 1887.
B12 Harriet Catherine HORNBY, baptised 10th April 1813 at St Marylebone. She died 24th September 1832 and was buried 29th September 1832 at Titchfield. M.I.
B13 Thomas Wynn HORNBY, born 17th September 1814 and baptised 12th October 1814 at Titchfield. J.P. Captain, 82nd Regiment. Of Upham House, Upham. He was married 30th March 1848 at [Glanford Brigg] to Louisa SHEFFIELD. In 1881 they were living at Upham House. She died 4th August 1904 aged 79 at Upham House and was buried 6th August 1904 at Upham. M.I. Administration PR 27th September 1904. He died 6th April 1906 at Upham House and was buried 10th April 1906 at Upham. M.I. Will made 30th June 1805, proved London 22nd June 1906. They had issue:
C01 Julia Jane HORNBY, born 6th January 1849 at (Droxford). She was married 2nd June 1868 at (St Geo H Sq) to the Hon. Albert HOOD. She died 20th August 1906. M.I. at Upham. Will made 14th March 1895, proved PR 20th November 1905. He died 21st December 1921 aged 79 at Upham House and his ashes were interred 28th December 1921 at Upham. M.I. Will made 7th September 1912, proved London 30th March 1922. They had issue.
B14 Henry Hill HORNBY, baptised 17th July 1816 at St Marylebone. He was educated at Harrow and Trinity College Cambridge. Of 9 Weymouth Street, Marylebone. He died 18th January 1889 at Weymouth Street and was buried 23rd January 1889 at Titchfield. M.I. Will made 18th March 1886, proved PR 6th February 1889.
A06 Francis Atkins HORNBY, born 15th September 1765 and baptised 11th November 1765 at (Bombay). He fl. October 1803. He died 1804(?).
A07 Elizabeth HORNBY, born 27th August 1767 and baptised 10th November 1768 at (Bombay). She was married by licence 6th June 1786 at St Marylebone to James LAW of Portland Place, St Marylebone and Canon Hill, Berkshire. He died c1807. Will made 16th December 1805, proved PCC 7th April 1807. She died (DEC1850) at (Cookham). Will made 1st April 1840, proved PCC 6th January 1851.
A08 William Hunter HORNBY, born 19th September 1768, baptised 10th November 1769 and buried 19th July 1770, all at (Bombay).
A09 Louisa HORNBY, born 8th June 1770 and baptised 22nd July 1770 at (Bombay). She was married 1789 to George LITTLE of Pencraig Court, near Ross, Herefordshire. He died (in or prior to 1829). She died 8th May 1834 at Regent Street, London. Will proved PCC 31st May 1834. They had issue.
A10 Nathaniel HORNBY, born 17th June 1772 and baptised 23rd September 1772 at (Bombay). He was educated at Harrow and Christ Church College Oxford. He was appointed writer in the H.E.I.C. 19th September 1793, Commissioner of the Court of Requests 5th December 1793, Assistant in the Secret Department 19th March 1794, Deputy Paymaster of Artillery Garrison and Ordnance 3rd November 1794, Second Assistant to the Commercial Resident at Patna 30th November 1795, Assistant to the Registrar & Second Assistant to the Magistrate at Juanpore 26th September 1796, and Deputy Paymaster to the troops at Chunar & Commissary of Bazars 8th December 1797. He died 30th November 1800. M.I. at Benares.
Revised 25th December 2005
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The Ives Family
Preliminary notes on the IVES family of Titchfield
----- IVES was married to -----. They had issue:
A01 Edward IVES, born at Lymington 9th February 1719. Naval surgeon and writer. He was married, firstly February 1745 at Rowner to Rebecca Mary Otto BAYER who was buried 27th July 1747 at Alverstoke; secondly by licence 20th June 1751 at Titchfield to Ann ROY (daughter of Richard ROY) who died 8th July 1820 aged 88 and was buried 8th July 1820 at Titchfield. M.I. Will made 18th May 1820 proved PCC 20th July 1820. He died at Bath 25th September 1786 and was buried 2nd October 1786 at Titchfield. M.I. Will made 9th March 1780, codicils 29th June 1785 and 5th March 1786, proved PCC 5th April 1787. He had issue:
B01 Rebecca Maria IVES, baptised 25th July 1747 at Gosport High Street Independent Church and buried 31st July 1747 at Alverstoke.
B02 Edward Otto IVES, baptised 8th February 1754 at Holy Trinity Gosport. He was educated at University College Oxford. He was Resident at Lucknow 1784-1794. He was married December 1784 in Bengal to Arabella ROTTON. He died 23rd May 1809 and was buried 23rd May 1809 at Titchfield. M.I. Will made 11th May 1809 proved PCC 6th June 1809. She fl. 1851 at 4 Lion Street, Brecon. She died 22nd July 1853 age 89 at Brecon. M.I. at Titchfield. Will made 5th July 1853 proved PCC 18th November 1853. They had issue:
C01 Elizabeth IVES, born c1787. She died February 1788 at Moidapoor aged 1 year. M.I. at Titchfield.
C02 Eliza IVES, born c1790 at sea(?). She was married 1817 (as his first wife) to John PARTRIDGE. She died (DEC1871) at (Ross) aged 81 and was buried at Bishops Wood, Herefordshire. He died 8th March 1880 aged 85 at the Queens Hotel, Hastings, and was buried at Bishops Wood. Will proved PR 27th April 1880. They had issue.
C03 Edward IVES, born c1791. He died 1st March 1810 at Madeira aged 19. M.I. at Titchfield.
C04 William IVES, baptised 28th July 1795 at Titchfield. He was educated at Exeter College and Magdalen Hall Oxford. He was married, firstly to -----; secondly by licence (DEC1837) at (Brecknock) to Jane Rhoda LUCAS. He died 28th November 1838 at Brecon aged 43. M.I. at Titchfield. Will made 24th November 1838, proved PCC 16th July 1839, further grant P.R. 7th May 1888. In 1851 she was a visitor at a school at 3/4 York Crescent, Clifton, Bristol. She died 26th February 1888 at 4 Arlington Villas St Pauls Road Clifton Bristol. Administration P.R. 6th April 1888. He had issue:
D01 Williameta Jane IVES, born (JUN1839) at (Brecknock). In 1851 she was at a school at 3/4 York Crescent, Clifton, Bristol. In 1881 she was living at Pembrey, Carmarthen and in 1888 at 14 Pembroke Road Bristol. She died unmarried 21st January 1916. Will proved London 19th April 1916.
C05 Robert IVES, baptised 23rd September 1798 and buried 20th February 1802, both at Titchfield. M.I.
C06 Otto IVES, baptised 3rd March 1801 at Titchfield. Ensign, 32nd Regiment. He was married 26th March 1824 at Corfu to Magdalene DIAMANTI of Paxo, Ionian Islands. He was buried 4th July 1835 at Ancaster, Canada, aged 34. M.I. at Titchfield. Will made 11th January 1833, codicils 11th January 1833 and 28th September 1833, proved PCC 14th May 1836. They had issue:
D01 Edward Otto IVES, born c1824 at Corfu. He fl. 1851 at 4 Lion Street, Brecon. He was married (MAR1853) at (St Geo Han Sq) to Caroline ----- He died 30th June 1857 at Milford, Pembrokeshire. Will made 29th September 1853 proved PCC 1857. She died 24th October 1880. They had no issue.
D02 William Henry IVES, born at Corfu. He was married (DEC1873) at (Falmouth) to Caroline Brehmer OLVER. He died 10th August 1890 at Falmouth. Will proved Bodmin 12th September 1890. She fl. 1901 at Compton Gifford. In 1922 she was living at Ellerslie Russell Avenue Hartley Plymouth. She died 11th May 1922. Will proved London 17th October 1922. They had issue:
E01 Violet Marion IVES, born (JUN1875) at Falmouth and died (MAR1904) at (St Thomas).
E02 Harold George F IVES, born (JUN1877) and died (MAR1879), both at (Falmouth).
E03 Gwendoline Mabel IVES, born (JUN1880) at Falmouth. She was married (between 1901 and 1922) to Arthur Stanley WILLIAMS. She fl. 1922.
D03 Alfred IVES, born 25th April 1833. He was baptised 23rd June 1833 and buried 24th June 1833, both at Ancaster.
D04 Frederick IVES, born 25th June 1834 and baptised 31st August 1834 at Ancaster.
C07 Arabella IVES, baptised 21st May 1802 at Titchfield. She was married by licence 11th December 1824 at Llanhamlach to Revd Thomas John POWELL, Rector of Cantreff and Llanhamlach, Breconshire. He died 7th April 1864 at Cantreff Rectory aged 68. M.I. at Cantreff. Will proved Hereford 11th October 1864. She died 19th October 1886 at Budleigh Salterton. Will proved Exeter 25th November 1886. They had issue.
C08 Henry Amyatt IVES, baptised 28th July 1804 at Titchfield. Midshipman, Royal Navy. He died May 1818 at Deal. M.I. at Titchfield. Administration PCC 26th December 1854.
B03 Eliza IVES, born 8th April 1760 and baptised 30th April 1760 at Titchfield. She was married to Edward CLARK, Major H.E.I.C. Bengal. She died 19th August 1783 and was buried at Coffimbazar, Bengal. M.I. at Titchfield.
B04 Robert Thomas IVES, born 2nd August 1763 and baptised 16th September 1763 at Titchfield. Civil Servant, H.E.I.C. Bengal. He died 3rd December 1786 and was buried 9th December 1786 at Titchfield. M.I. Will made 8th November 1786 proved PCC 30th April 1787.
B05 John IVES, baptised 11th March 1765 and buried 14th February 1766, both at Titchfield.
B06 John Richard IVES, born 3rd April 1771 and baptised 29th April 1771 at Titchfield. He was educated at St Johns College Cambridge. He died, apparently after a fall from his horse, 12th November 1791 and was buried 21st November 1791 at All Saints Cambridge. M.I. at Titchfield.
A02 Gertrude IVES ("Gatty"). She died unmarried 20th January 1816 aged 88 and was buried 20th January 1816 at Titchfield. M.I. Administration PCC 5th March 1817.
A03 (others?)
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