Alan Edward Wood [Parents] 1 was born 2 in 1945 in Hendon. He married June Lambert.
Alan-was married to June (her brother Gary Lambert married Carols daughter Linda) & had two daughters,Lisa & Emma,Alan left June when the girls were small. He then lived with Janice in Dovercourt for thirty years but never married her.They sold the house & parted when he decided to move to Spain,she didn't want to leave her children. After a year or so in Spain he met Shirley, believed to be still together but living in France
June Lambert [Parents].June married Alan Edward Wood.
They had the following children:
F i Lisa Wood. F ii Emma Wood.
He had the following children:
F i June Lambert. M ii Gary Lambert.
James Pennock [Parents] 1 was born 2 on 13 Oct 1815 in Rivenhall, Essex. He was christened 3, 4 on 19 Nov 1815 in Newland Street-Independent, Witham, Essex. He died 5 in 1887 in Braintree District. He married Mary Colt. James was baptized on 19 Nov 1815 in Newland Street-Independent, Witham, Essex. He was counted in a census 6 in 1841 in Rivenhall. He resided 7 in Apr 1841/1861 in Rivenhall, Essex. He was counted in a census 8 in 1851 in Rivenhall. He was counted in a census 9 in 1861 in Rivenhall. He was counted in a census 10 in 1881 in End Way Rivenhall, Essex, England.
Mary Colt 1, 2 was born 3 in 1816 in Purleigh, Essex. She died 4 in 1887. She married James Pennock. Mary was counted in a census 5 in 1841 in Rivenhall. She resided 6, 7 in Apr 1841/1861 in Rivenhall, Essex. She was counted in a census 8 in 1851 in Rivenhall. She was counted in a census 9 in 1861 in Rivenhall.
They had the following children:
F i Hester Pennock was born in 1837. She died on 16 Oct 1919. M ii Daniel Pennock was born 1 in 1838 in Rivenhall, Essex. Daniel was counted in a census 2 in 1841 in Rivenhall. He was counted in a census 3 in 1851 in Rivenhall. F iii Mary Ann Pennock was born in 1840 in Rivenhall, Essex. She died in 1888 in Essex. Mary was counted in a census 1 in 1841 in Rivenhall. She was counted in a census 2 in 1851 in Rivenhall. F iv Hannah Pennock was born 1 in 1841 in Rivenhall, Essex. Hannah was counted in a census 2 in 1851 in Rivenhall. M v Matthew Pennock 1 was born in 1843 in Rivenhall, Essex. Matthew was employed as in Agricultural Labourer. He was counted in a census 2 in 1851 in Rivenhall. He was counted in a census 3 in 1861 in Rivenhall. M vi James Pennock was born on 13 Jan 1845. He died in 1909. F vii Ruth Pennock 1 was born in 1848 in Rivenhall, Essex. Ruth was counted in a census 2 in 1851 in Rivenhall. She was employed as in Dress Maker. She was counted in a census 3 in 1861 in Rivenhall. She was counted in a census 4 in 1881 in End Way Rivenhall, Essex, England.
Jesse Blackmore 1 was born about 1837 in Stogumber, Somerset. He was christened 2 on 16 Feb 1837 in St Mary The Virgin, Stogumber, Somerset. He died 3, 4 on 2 Jan 1874 in Bridgwater, Somerset. The cause of death was Aneurysm of aorta and adherent pericardium. He married 5 Hester Pennock in 1861 in Lambeth District. Jesse resided 6 in Apr 1841 in Gatesmore House, Spaxton, Somerset. He was employed 7 as agricultural labourer in Apr 1851 in Merridge, Broomfield, Somerset. He was counted in a census 8 in 1861 in Wellington Barracks London. He resided 9 in Apr 1871 in Spaxton, Bridgwater, Somerset. He was employed as in agricultural labourer Merridge, Broomfield, Somers.
Son of Isaac 1809 and Sarah c 1800
Details taken from his daughter Louisa's marriage certificate in 1899 describe her father Jesse as a deceased soldier.
1861 census: Jesse was a private in the 2nd Battallion Coldstream guards stationed at Wellington Barracks London (Birdcage Walk) Hester was working as a servant to the Brewer family in Bishopsgate they married later that year in London (Lambeth)
Hester Pennock [Parents] was born 1, 2 in 1837 in Rivenhall Essex. She died 3, 4, 5 on 16 Oct 1919 in Puriton Rd Huntspill Bridgewater. The cause of death was Cardiac disease & ascites. She married 6 Jesse Blackmore in 1861 in Lambeth District. She was counted in a census 8 in 1841 in Rivenhall. She was counted in a census 9 in 1851 in Rivenhall. She was counted in a census 10 in 1861 in St Botolph without Bishopsgate. She was counted in a census 11 in 1871 in Spaxton. She was counted in a census 12 in 1881 in Pitsely (Pightley) Cottage, Enmore Somerset. She resided 13 in Apr 1891 in Gib Hill Cottage, Spaxton, Somerset. She resided 14 in Apr 1901 in West Bagborough, Somerset. She was counted in a census 15 in 1911 in PILGRIM BAGBOROUGH TAUNTON SOMERSET. She resided 16 in Apr 1911 in West Bagborough, Somerset.
Other marriages:Pearse, William Webber
In the 1881 Census for Pightley Cottage, Enmore Somerset William Pearse a clock finisher who married Ester in Spaxton Parish Church on the 7 June 1881, is shown as lodger to Esther Blackmore and her son of a few months.
William Pearse married Esther Pennock, daughter of James Pennock and Mary Colt, on 7 Jun 1881 in Spaxton Parish Church, Somerset. This was Esther's second marriage. She was born in 1837 in Rivenhall, Essex. Other names for Esther were Hester Blackmore and Ester Pennock. They had two children: Henry and John, albeit William's name does not appear on Henry's birth certificate. Given that Esther's first husband, Jesse Blackmore, had died in 1874 and William was a lodger at Esther's house around the time of Henry's birth, it has always been assumed that William was the father, Plus in the 1911 Census they mark down two living children as the product of their 31 year marriage and also Henry gives William Pearce - Mechanic as his father on his marriage certificate to Florence Harrington in 1904.
(Medical):Ascites is an irregular build up of fluid in the peritoneal cavity, most often caused by cirrhosis and cancer.
The informer on Esther's death certificate was Alice Young, her granddaughter who lived in Puriton, Somerset.
They had the following children:
F i Sarah Ann Blackmore was born 1 in 1862 in Witham, Essex. Sarah resided 2 in Apr 1871 in Spaxton, Bridgewater, Somerset. She resided 3 in Apr 1881 in The Rectory, Broomfield, Somerset. She was employed 4 as cook and domestic servant in Apr 1881 in The Rectory, Broomfield, Somerset. M ii Jesse Blackmore was born in 1864 in Spaxton, Bridgwater, Somerset. He resided 2 in Apr 1871 in Spaxton, Bridgwater, Somerset. He resided 3 in Apr 1881 in Great Holwell, Broomfield, Somerset. He resided 4 in Apr 1911 in Sunny View, Puriton, Bridgwater, Somerset. He was employed 5 as 17-year-old indoor farmer's servant in Apr 1881 in Broomfield, Somerset. He was employed 6 as 27-year-old farm servant in Apr 1891 in Pightley Farm, Spaxton. He was employed 7 as farm labourer in Apr 1911.
The farm, at Great Holwell, Broomfield, belonged to his uncle, George Blackmore.
Mum's memories relating to one of Jesse's descendants:
'There was a fishmonger, Jesse Blackmore, in his forties, who used to deliver fish to us when we lived at the village Post Office in West Bagborough. It was on Fridays during the war years. I remember the air raid sirens sounding 'every' Friday as the family were eating their fishcakes!'F iii Elizabeth Blackmore was born 1 in 1867 in Spaxton, Bridgwater, Somerset. Elizabeth resided in Apr 1911 in Pilgrims Cottage, West Bagborough, Somerset. She resided 2 in Apr 1891 in The Buildings, Puriton, Somerset. She was employed 3 as domestic servant at Merridge, Somerset in Apr 1881.
The 1911 West Bagborough Census describes her as a 45-year-old married visitor with one child. She was born in Spaxton so it was more than likely that she was Esther's daughter. The Census transcriber records her surname as Towney/Tormay. Although difficult to decipher, the handwriting of her step father, William, can be read as 'Young'. Further research shows that there was a marriage between Elizabeth Blackmore and William Young in 1888. Esther's death certificate shows that the informant was her grandaughter, Alice Young. Furthermore, the 1911 Census for Puriton shows Alice (aged 11yrs) to be living with her father, William and a lodger, Jesse Blackmore - Elizabeth's brother. A complication to this theory is the fact that the 1911 Censuses have two different time spans for Elizabeth's marriage. William states they have been married for 21yrs and Elizabeth's Census return states 11yrs.M iv John Blackmore was born in 1869 in Spaxton, Bridgwater, Somerset. He died 1 in 1878 in Bridgwater Registration District, Somerset. John resided 2 in Apr 1871 in Spaxton, Bridgwater, Somerset. F v Mary Jane Blackmore was born in 1872 in Spaxton, Bridgwater, Somerset. She died 1 in 1934 in Bristol, Gloucestershire. She resided 4 in Apr 1881 in Girls Home, Dowry Parade, Clifton, Bristol. She resided 5 on 25 Dec 1900 in 7 Dene Street, Bristol. She resided 6 in Apr 1901 in 18 Granby Hill, Bristol. She resided 7 in Apr 1911 in Police Station, Bedminster, Bristol. She resided 8 in 1920 in Bristol, Gloucestershire.
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Mary is listed as the married head of house in a two-roomed flat. Husband, John, is not present. She has given her age as 26 but is in fact 29 years old.
After the death of Mary Jane, it is thought that her widowed husband then remarried. No records have yet to be found of this event but family history has it that he married Ethel May White, the daughter of Joan's next door neighbour at Bagborough.
1911 Census: Mary J (Ford) has given her age as 31 (b.1880) - not correct!
1901 Census: Mary J (Ford) has given her age as 26 (b.1875) - not correct!
1881 Census: This shows Mary J and her sister, Louisa, to be one of a number of children from round the country to be resident at a girls' home (photos of school on file).
Mary J. BLACKMORE: Scholar - Female 9 - Spaxton, Somerset;
Louisa BLACKMORE: Scholar - Female 6 - Spaxton, Somerset.
Source Information:
Institution "Girls Home, Dowry Parade"
Census Place Clifton, Gloucester, England
Family History Library Film 1341597
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 2480 / 104
Page Number 26F vi Louisa Blackmore was born 1, 2 in 1874 in Spaxton, Bridgwater, Somerset. Louisa resided 3 in Apr 1881 in Girls Home, Dowry Parade, Clifton, Bristol. She resided 4 in Apr 1891 in Clifton, Bristol. She resided 5 in Apr 1901 in Milverton, Somerset. She resided 6 in Apr 1911 in Longparish Street, Longparish, Hampshire.
Also present at this home is Mary J. Blackmore. These are probably the children of Esther and Jesse before Jesse's death in 1874.
William Webber Pearse [Parents] "Clocky" was born 1, 2, 3 on 12 Jun 1847 in Wellington Somerset. He died 4, 5 in 1917 in Taunton District. He married 6, 7 Hester Pennock on 7 Jun 1881 in Spaxton Parish Church. William was counted in a census 8 in 1851 in 8 Fore Street, Wellington, Somerset. He was counted in a census 9 in 1861 in 8 Fore Street, Wellington, Somerset. He was counted in a census 10 in 1871 in 15 St James Square, St Paul, Bristol. He was employed 11 as clock mender in 1881/1891 in Spaxton, Somerset. He was counted in a census 12 in 1881 in Pitsely (Pightley) Cottage, Enmore Somerset. He resided 13 in Apr 1881 in 1 Pightley Cottage, Enmore, Somerset. He resided 15 in Apr 1891 in Gib Hill Cottage, Spaxton, Somerset. He was employed 16 as self-employed working clock cleaner in Apr 1901. He resided 17 in Apr 1901 in West Bagborough, Somerset. He was employed 18 as Mechanic in 1904. He was counted in a census 19 in 1911 in PILGRIM BAGBOROUGH TAUNTON SOMERSET.
The 1871 Census shows William staying at 15 St James Square, Bristol along with seventeen other assistant drapers from various parts of the country. Was he on a training course; in digs; employed? Could this be the 'London University' that the family history has him being thrown out of?
William Webber Pearse, son of William Bowdige Pearse and Mary Painter Webber, was born on 12 Jun 1847 in Wellington, Somerset(1) and died Autumn 1917(2) aged 70. The family name for William was 'Clocky'. Mum's hazy memory has it that it was Clocky who went to an (unknown) London University / liked his booze / got kicked out of University - but not necessarily in that order. To date, there is no evidence for this story. [In the beginning of the 19th century the University of London was established with Colleges such as University College London (UCL), Imperial College, London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), Queen Mary College, King's College (KCL).]
Residences:
• From Apr 1851 to 1861 William lived in Fore Street, Wellington, Somerset.(3)
• In Apr 1871 William lived in 15 St James Square, St Paul, Bristol.(4)
• In Apr 1881 William lived in 1 Pightley Cottage, Enmore, Somerset.(5)
• In Apr 1891 William lived in Gib Hill Cottage, Spaxton, Somerset.(6) The 1891 Census for Spaxton shows there to have been three cottages at this address.
• In Apr 1901 William lived in West Bagborough, Somerset.(7)
• In Apr 1911 William lived in a 4-roomed house called Pilgrims Cottage in West Bagborough, Somerset.(8) Also resident were his wife, Esther, and a visiting friend called Elizabeth Young - probably Esther's married daughter. oOccupation:
• He worked as a draper's assistant in Apr 1871.(4) The 1871 Census shows William staying at 15 St James Square, Bristol along with seventeen other assistant drapers from various parts of the country. Was he on a training course; in digs; employed? Could this be the 'London University' from which he was thrown out according to family history?
• He worked as a clock mender from 1881 to 1891 in Spaxton, Somerset.(5)
• He worked as a self-employed working clock cleaner in Apr 1901.(7)
• He worked as a postman in Apr 1911.(8)Marriage:
7 Jun 1881, Spaxton Parish Church, Somerset.(9)William married Esther Pennock, daughter of James Pennock and Mary Colt, on 7 Jun 1881 in Spaxton Parish Church, Somerset.(9) This was Esther's second marriage.
She was born in 1837 in Rivenhall, Essex. Other names for Esther were Esther Blackmore and Esther Pennock. They had two children: Henry and John, albeit William's name does not appear on Henry's birth certificate. Given that Esther's first husband, Jesse Blackmore, had died in 1874 and William was a lodger at Esther's house around the time of Henry's birth, it has always been assumed that William was the father.Source Citations
1. Certificate - Birth, Sept 1847 Wellington S 10 413.
2. Register - Death, Sept 1917 Taunton 5c 314.
3. 1851 Census - Wellington.
4. 1871 Census - Bristol.
5. 1881 Census - Enmore.
6. 1891 Census - Spaxton.
7. 1901 Census - West Bagborough, Somerset.
8. 1911 Census - Internet (Somerset).
9. Certificate - Marriage.
Hester Pennock [Parents] was born 1, 2 in 1837 in Rivenhall Essex. She died 3, 4, 5 on 16 Oct 1919 in Puriton Rd Huntspill Bridgewater. The cause of death was Cardiac disease & ascites. She married 6, 7 William Webber Pearse on 7 Jun 1881 in Spaxton Parish Church. She was counted in a census 9 in 1841 in Rivenhall. She was counted in a census 10 in 1851 in Rivenhall. She was counted in a census 11 in 1861 in St Botolph without Bishopsgate. She was counted in a census 12 in 1871 in Spaxton. She was counted in a census 13 in 1881 in Pitsely (Pightley) Cottage, Enmore Somerset. She resided 14 in Apr 1891 in Gib Hill Cottage, Spaxton, Somerset. She resided 15 in Apr 1901 in West Bagborough, Somerset. She was counted in a census 16 in 1911 in PILGRIM BAGBOROUGH TAUNTON SOMERSET. She resided 17 in Apr 1911 in West Bagborough, Somerset.
Other marriages:Blackmore, Jesse
In the 1881 Census for Pightley Cottage, Enmore Somerset William Pearse a clock finisher who married Ester in Spaxton Parish Church on the 7 June 1881, is shown as lodger to Esther Blackmore and her son of a few months.
William Pearse married Esther Pennock, daughter of James Pennock and Mary Colt, on 7 Jun 1881 in Spaxton Parish Church, Somerset. This was Esther's second marriage. She was born in 1837 in Rivenhall, Essex. Other names for Esther were Hester Blackmore and Ester Pennock. They had two children: Henry and John, albeit William's name does not appear on Henry's birth certificate. Given that Esther's first husband, Jesse Blackmore, had died in 1874 and William was a lodger at Esther's house around the time of Henry's birth, it has always been assumed that William was the father, Plus in the 1911 Census they mark down two living children as the product of their 31 year marriage and also Henry gives William Pearce - Mechanic as his father on his marriage certificate to Florence Harrington in 1904.
(Medical):Ascites is an irregular build up of fluid in the peritoneal cavity, most often caused by cirrhosis and cancer.
The informer on Esther's death certificate was Alice Young, her granddaughter who lived in Puriton, Somerset.
They had the following children:
M i Henry William Pearce was born on 6 Aug 1880. He died in 1954. M ii John Pearse was born on 26 Oct 1883. He died on 22 Nov 1963.
John Pearse [Parents] [scrapbook] 1 was born 2, 3 on 26 Oct 1883 in Spaxton, Bridgwater, Somerset. He was christened 4 on 2 Dec 1883 in Spaxton, Bridgwater, Somerset. He died on 22 Nov 1963 in 1 Durham Place, Taunton, Somerset. The cause of death was Coronary thrombosis due to Coronary atheroma.. He was buried in St Pancras Church, Bagborough, Somerset. He married 5 Alice Maud Branchflower on 8 Jun 1920 in St Mary Redcliffe Church, Bristol. He was baptized on 2 Dec 1883 in Spaxton, Bridgwater, Somerset. He resided 7 in 1891 in Gib Hill Cottage, Spaxton, Somerset. He was employed as about 1900 in The Rectory, West Bagborough, Somerset. He was employed 8 as rural postman in Apr 1901. He resided 9 in Apr 1901 in West Bagborough, Somerset. He resided 10, 11 in 1906/1911 in The Post Office, West Bagborough, Somerset. He was counted in a census 12 in 1911 in The Post Office Bagborough Taunton Somerset. He was employed 13 as sub-postmaster in Apr 1911 in The Post Office, West Bagborough, Somerset. He resided Nov 1963 - in 1 Durham Place, Taunton, Somerset. He was employed as in sub-postmaster The Post Office, West Bagborough, S.
Other marriages:Richards, Emma Louisa
John and Alice had to get married in Bristol because the parents didn't agree with the marriage. John's sister, Mary Jane Ford, and her husband Robert John, lived in Bristol and acted as witnesses.
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At the outbreak of the war, John was unable to enlist because he had a curvature of the spine. He became Bagborough's sub-postmaster in 1907 through to his retirement in 1950. Being an auxillary postman and sub-postmaster meant that he didn't get a pention. However, the Post Office did give him a gratuity on his retirement. The 1910 edition of the Somerset Kelly's Directory shows John to be the village postmaster. The 1927 edition states that he was both sub-postmaster and schoolmaster. Other commitments were:School governor / Church Warden - responsible for winding the clock! The Pearse family had their own pew in the church - second row from the front, left hand side / Air Warden. 2 OBJE
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John Pearse, son of William Webber Pearse and Esther Pennock, was born on 26 Oct 1883 in Spaxton, Bridgwater, Somerset. He died on 22 Nov 1963 in 1 Durham Place, Taunton, Somerset aged 80, and was buried in St Pancras Church, Bagborough, Somerset. The cause of his death was Coronary thrombosis due to Coronary atheroma.• He was baptised on 2 Dec 1883 in Spaxton, Bridgwater, Somerset.
Residences:
• In 1891 John lived in Gib Hill Cottage, Spaxton, Somerset.
• In Apr 1901 John lived in West Bagborough, Somerset.
• From 1906 to 1911 John lived in the 3-roomed cottage that was attached to the Post Office, West Bagborough, Somerset.
• In the early '60s, John had a stroke and as a result, both he and Cyril left Bagborough to live with the Beale family at 1 Durham Place, Taunton.Occupations:
• He was employed about 1900 in The Rectory, West Bagborough, Somerset. It was there that he met Emma L. Richards, who was the vicar's housekeeper.
• He worked as a rural postman in Apr 1901.
• He worked as a sub-postmaster in 1911 in The Post Office, West Bagborough, Somerset. At the outbreak of the war, John was unable to enlist because he had a curvature of the spine. He became Bagborough's sub-postmaster in 1907 through to his retirement in 1950. Being an auxillary postman and sub-postmaster meant that he didn't get a pention. However, the Post Office did give him a gratuity on his retirement. The 1910 edition of the Somerset Kelly's Directory shows John to be the village postmaster. The 1927 edition states that he was both sub-postmaster and schoolmaster.Other commitments were:
School governor / Church Warden - responsible for winding the clock! The Pearse family had their own pew in the church - second row from the front, left hand side / Air Warden.General Notes:
John's dog in the 40s and 50s was called Paddy. Prior to Paddy he had Jock.Joan has John's prayer book containing an entry in what has always been thought to be his handwriting. The writer has made reference to his 'mum', Ann Blackmore, although there is no Ann Blackmore. Could this have been a present from John's mother and father (Esther and William) to Esther's step-mother, Sarah Blackmore whose family nickname was Ann? This is one conundrum that will, probably, never be resolved.
(Medical):In the early '60s, John had a stroke and as a result both he and Cyril left Bagborough to live with the Beale family at 1 Durham Place, Taunton.
Alice Maud Branchflower [Parents] [scrapbook] 1 was born on 10 Aug 1895 in Durston, Somerset. She died on 27 Feb 1957 in Trinity Hospital, Taunton, Somerset. The cause of death was Cardiac infarct & rheumatoid arthritis. She was buried in St Pancras Church, Bagborough, Somerset. She married 2 John Pearse on 8 Jun 1920 in St Mary Redcliffe Church, Bristol. She resided 4 in Apr 1901 in West Wood, West Bagborough, Somerset. She resided 5 in Apr 1911 in Cothelstone House, Bishop's Lydeard, Somerset. She was employed 6 as domestic servant to the Esdaite family in Apr 1911.
At that time the household staff consisted of a maid, a cook, a scullory maid, 3 housemaids, a kitchen maid, a footman and a page.
Alice was born on 10 Aug 1895 in Durston, Somerset, died on 27 Feb 1957 in Trinity Hospital, Taunton, Somerset aged 61, and was buried in St Pancras Church, Bagborough, Somerset. The cause of her death was Cardiac infarct & rheumatoid arthritis. They had two children: (Henry) George and Joan May.
In Apr 1901 Alice lived in West Wood, West Bagborough, Somerset. she first met John whilst she was housekeeper to the Pearse household. Prior to working for him she was in service in Dillington House, Ilminster. The damp conditions in her room caused her to get rheumatic fever and as a result she was sent to convalesce at Minehead. This illness left her with a weak heart and rheumatism, to such an extent that she spent the last three years of her life at Trinity Hospital, Taunton.
(Medical):Alice Maud met John Pearse whilst she was housekeeper to the Pearse household. Prior to working for John she was in service in Dillington House, Ilminster. The damp conditions in her room caused her to get rheumatic fever and as a result she was sent to convalesce at Minehead. This illness left her with a weak heart and rheumatism, to such an extent that she spent the last three years of her life at Trinity Hospital, Taunton.
They had the following children:
M i (Henry) George Pearse. F ii Joan May Pearse was born about 1930.
Percival C Page 1 was born 2 in 1918 in Unknown. He married 3 Florence Joyce Pearce on 14 May 1950 in St Peters Church Cricklewood,.
Florence Joyce Pearce [Parents] "Joyce" 1, 2 was born on 7 Sep 1923 in Ravenstone Road Hendon. She married 3 Percival C Page on 14 May 1950 in St Peters Church Cricklewood,.
Birth certificate says Florence Joyce, but always known as Joyce She adopted two children - Susan and John
William Claude Pearce [Parents] 1 was born 2, 3 on 15 Jun 1920 in Hendon. He died 4 in 1980 in Colindale, London, England. He married Lucy Eva Dash on 25 Dec 1941 in Burwell, Cambridgeshire. William was baptized in 6 Jul 1930.
Lucy Eva Dash 1 was born on 22 Oct 1921 in Exning, Suffolk. She married William Claude Pearce on 25 Dec 1941 in Burwell, Cambridgeshire.
They had the following children:
F i Christine Elizabeth Pearce was born in 1942 in Burwell Cambridgeshire. M ii Geoffrey Pearce 1 was born in 1947 in -. F iii Susan Pearce was born in 1960 in -.
Andricos Afxentiou "Andreas" was born about 1937 in Cyprus. He married 1 Carol Irene Wood in 1960 in Hendon.
Carol Irene Wood [Parents] 1 was born 2 on 2 Nov 1944 in Hendon. She married 3 Andricos Afxentiou in 1960 in Hendon.
Other marriages:Shaw, Brian A
They had the following children:
F i Linda Irene Afxentiou was born in 1961. M ii Demetrios A Afxentiou "Jim Shaw" was born 1 in 1965 in Islington. F iii Maria Diana Afxentiou was born in 1974.
James Pennock [Parents] 1 was born on 13 Jan 1845 in Rivenhall, Essex. He died 2 in 1909 in Hatfield Peverel, Essex, England. He married 3 Eliza Burton in 1864 in Witham District. James was counted in a census 4 in 1851 in Rivenhall. He was counted in a census 5 in 1861 in Rivenhall. He was counted in a census 6 in 1881 in Hatfield Peverel, Essex, England.
Eliza Burton was born on 3 Jun 1844 in Great Coggeshall. She died in 1932. She married 1 James Pennock in 1864 in Witham District. Eliza was counted in a census in 1881 in Hatfield Peverel, Essex, England.