Is probably the William Johnson, Cordwainer who is mentioned in the 1777 Northants Militia Lists for Towcester
Is described as being of Wilstead (Wilhamstead) in her burial entry.
The 1763 marriage was by licence
Is described as being 'poor' in the burial entry
Is described as being 'poor' in the burial entry
Wi. Marsh - 9 August 1800.
'His father, Th. Marsh was about 60 or 70 years ago bound apprentice in the business of a woolcomber in Waltham Abbey, Essex for 7 years and served all the time in that parish. In 1782 he was married at Shoreditch Church Middx to Rebecca by
whom he has five children now living with him, Eliz about 15 yrs, Sus. about 14 yrs, Maria about 9 yrs, Sarah about 5 yrs, Ja. about 12 months'.Text from page 89 of Mitcham Settlement Examination 1784-1814, Surrey Record Society
A removal order also dated 9 August 1800 ordered the removal of William Marsh, his wife and five children from Mitcham to Waltham Abbey, Essex
Received the estate of his grandfather, Hery Stevens
Reference to marriage from Pirbright Marriages- Banns only 20, 27 July 3 Aug 1783
John Stevens otp Farmer
Ann Warner, servant of Woking
Webb 18
Reference to marriage from Old Woking Marriages
10 Aug 1783
John Stevens of Pirbright
Ann Warner (x) otp by B
Wit: Richard Irving, Rob Bonsey
Webb 22
Will of John Stevens made 5 December 1797, proved 12 November 1798
The estate is to support his wife Ann and his children until the youngest is 21. Land in Woking is to be divided amonst his children. Brother Henry, Brother in law Benjamin Martin and cousin Henry Stebens of Cowshot to be executors
Will totalled Ð300 GLRO reference - DW/PA/5/1798/20
Reference to marriage from Pirbright Marriages- Banns only 20, 27 July 3 Aug 1783
John Stevens otp Farmer
Ann Warner, servant of Woking
Webb 18
Reference to marriage from Old Woking Marriages
10 Aug 1783
John Stevens of Pirbright
Ann Warner (x) otp by B
Wit: Richard Irving, Rob Bonsey
Webb 22
Mentioned in the will of her husband
Recieved 5/- in the will of his father
Reference to marriage from Ash Marriages
John Croney of Pirbright
Elizabeth Russel (?) both otp by L
Witnesses - Ann Heather & illegible
Death reference from West Surrey Burials 1841-1865 although the age at death is inconsistent
Reference to marriage from Ash Marriages
John Croney of Pirbright
Elizabeth Russel (?) both otp by L
Witnesses - Ann Heather & illegible
Lived at Almhouse, Pirbright, Surrey in 1851 - Reference HO 107/1594 folio 20a
Lived at Almhouse, Pirbright, Surrey in 1851 - Reference HO 107/1594 folio 20a
Lived in Long House, Pirbright, Surrey in mid 1861 - Reference RG/9/424 folio 177b
Reference to a Mr Jas Cobbett, engaged in agriculture, in a house with a total of four males and one female, in the 1815 census of Frimley
Lived in Frimley, Surrey in 1841 - Ref HO 107/1074/1 p. 31
His will was dated 7 July 1832 and was proved on 21 September 1846. He left all his goods, including four and a half acres in Frimley, to his wife Elizabeth and on her death to his son William.
He left Ð30 each to his sons James and Charles and his daughters
- Elizabeth, wife of Robert Howard of Albury, husbandman,
- Ann wife of Richard Allen of Weybridge, victualler
- Mary, wife of Stephen West of Woking, blacksmith
- Sarah, wife of James Shiers of Staines.
His wife and son, William were his executors. He died on or about 16 March 1846 and his estate was less than Ð100.
An addendum to the will made after death states that James was formerly of the hamlet of Frimley but late of Woking. He survived his wife Elizabeth and sold up four years before his death.
GLRO reference DW/PA/5/1846/6
Name given on IGI entry for christening is Betty.
Marriage is made in the name of Betty
Reference to a Mr Ware, engaged in agriculture, in a house with a total of two males and four females, in the 1815 census of Frimley