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Her married name was Goodman. Catherine Ellingworth was born before 5 January 1768 at Oakham, Rutland. She was baptised on Tuesday, 5 January 1768 at All Saints Parish Church, Oakham, Rutland, and recorded as the dau of John and Mary. She was the daughter of John Ellingworth and Mary Queenborough. Catherine Ellingworth married Samuel Goodman, son of John Goodman and Elizabeth Tomlin, on Sunday, 19 September 1802 at St Mary's Parish Church, Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, they were both of the parish of Melton Mowbray and Catherine made her mark (X). The marriage was witnessed by Joseph Wright and Mary Plawman. Catherine Ellingworth died at age 56 in November 1824 at Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire. Catherine was buried and recorded as being aged 52 years of Melton Mowbray in the parish register on Monday, 8 November 1824 at St Mary's Parish Church, Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire.

     Children of Catherine Ellingworth and Samuel Goodman:

Ann Goodman   (24 Jun 1803 - Dec 1888)

Her married name was Harrison. Her married name was Piggin. Sarah Hempen was born say 1828 at Blaston, Leicestershire. She was the daughter of John Hempen. Sarah Hempen married ???? Harrison. Sarah Hempen and Sarah Hempen were residing at Middleland Street, Leicester, Leicestershire, on 15 February 1852. She married George Measures Piggin, son of William Piggin and Lydia Miles, on Sunday, 15 February 1852 at St Margaret's Parish Church, Leicester, Leicestershire, George was recorded as"George Meadows PIGGIN single aged 24 years" and "Sarah was recorded as a widow aged 24 years". The marriage was witnessed by John Protheroe and Eliza Martha Protheroe. George Measures Piggin and Sarah Hempen appeared on the census of 7 April 1861 at Billesdon, Leicestershire, George was described as "an ag lab aged 31 years and born in Skeffington". Sarah was described as "aged 32 years and born in Blaston". Charles Measures Piggin, Lucy Ann Measures Piggin, William Measures Piggin and Lydia Piggin were also recorded in the family. Sarah Hempen died in May 1868 at Billesdon, Leicestershire. Sarah was buried and recorded as being aged 40 years of Billesdon in the parish register on Wednesday, 6 May 1868 at St John the Baptist Parish Church, Billesdon, Leicestershire.

     Children of Sarah Hempen and George Measures Piggin:

Charles Measures Piggin   (03 Oct 1852)
William Measures Piggin   (c 1854)
Lucy Ann Measures Piggin   (11 May 1856)
George Piggin   (1859 - Aug 1859)
Lydia Piggin   (Jan 1861)
George Piggin   (1863)
Eliza Piggin   (1865)
Elizabeth Piggin   (c 1868)

Charles Measures Piggin was born before 3 October 1852 at Billesdon, Leicestershire. His birth was registered in 1852 at + Billesdon Registration District +. He was baptised on 3 October 1852 at St John the Baptist Parish Church, Billesdon, Leicestershire, and recorded as Charles Measures the son of Charles Measures a labourer of Billesdon and Sarah Piggin. He was the son of George Measures Piggin and Sarah Hempen. Charles Measures Piggin appeared on the census with George Measures Piggin and Sarah Hempen on 7 April 1861 at Billesdon, Leicestershire. He was recorded as aged 8 years; George was described as "an ag lab aged 31 years and born in Skeffington". Sarah was described as "aged 32 years and born in Blaston." Charles Measures Piggin appeared on the census with Mary Tomblin on 2 April 1871 at Billesdon, Leicestershire. He was recorded as aged 18 years and a farm servant born in Skeffington; Mary was described as "a widow farmer employing 3 men aged 70 years and born in Ashby Folville." Charles Measures Piggin married Amelia Verner in 1875 at + Basford Registration District +. Charles Measures Piggin and Amelia Verner appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 at 56 Gawthorne Street, Basford, Nottinghamshire, Charles was described as "a labourer aged 28 years and born in Billesdon". Amelia was described as "aged 27 years and born in Oakham, Rutland". Lydia Piggin, Ada Piggin, George Herbert Piggin and Gertrude Piggin were also recorded in the family.

     Children of Charles Measures Piggin and Amelia Verner:

Ada Piggin   (1876)
George Herbert Piggin   (1878)
Gertrude Piggin   (1880)

Lucy Ann Measures Piggin was born before 11 May 1856 at Billesdon, Leicestershire. Her birth was registered in 1856 at + Billesdon Registration District +. She was baptised on Sunday, 11 May 1856 at St John the Baptist Parish Church, Billesdon, Leicestershire, and recorded as the Lucy Ann Measures daughter of George Measures a labourer of Billesdon and Sarah Piggin. She was the daughter of George Measures Piggin and Sarah Hempen. Lucy Ann Measures Piggin appeared on the census with George Measures Piggin and Sarah Hempen on 7 April 1861 at Billesdon, Leicestershire. She was recorded as aged 5 years; George was described as "an ag lab aged 31 years and born in Skeffington". Sarah was described as "aged 32 years and born in Blaston." Lucy Ann Measures Piggin appeared on the census with George Measures Piggin on 2 April 1871 at Billesdon, Leicestershire. She was recorded as aged 15 years; George was described as "an ag lab aged 43 years, born in Skeffington and a widower." Lucy Ann Measures Piggin married an unknown person in 1876 at + Leicester Registration District +.

William Measures Piggin was born circa 1854 at Billesdon, Leicestershire. He was the son of George Measures Piggin and Sarah Hempen. William Measures Piggin was baptised on Sunday, 11 May 1856 at St John the Baptist Parish Church, Billesdon, Leicestershire, and recorded as the William Measures son of George Measures a labourer of Billesdon and Sarah Piggin. He appeared on the census with George Measures Piggin and Sarah Hempen on 7 April 1861 at Billesdon, Leicestershire. He was recorded as aged 7 years; George was described as "an ag lab aged 31 years and born in Skeffington". Sarah was described as "aged 32 years and born in Blaston." William Measures Piggin appeared on the census of 2 April 1871 at Billesdon, Leicestershire, William was recorded as "?Simmond Piggin? a flower pot maker and a boarder aged 17 years born in Billesdon"..

Mary Ann Tufnell was born before 14 August 1859 at Billesdon, Leicestershire. She was baptised on Sunday, 14 August 1859 at St John the Baptist Parish Church, Billesdon, Leicestershire, and recorded as the dau of William a labourer of Billesdon and Mary Ann. She was the daughter of William Tufnell and Mary Anne Piggin. Mary Ann Tufnell appeared on the census with William Tufnell and Mary Anne Piggin on 7 April 1861 at Long Lane, Billesdon, Leicestershire. She was recorded as aged 2 years; William was described as "a farm labourer aged 25 years and born in Willstead? ". Mary was described as "aged 25 years and born in Skeffington." Mary Ann Tufnell appeared on the census with William Tufnell on 2 April 1871 at Little London, Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire. She was recorded as aged 13 years; William was described as "a married labourer aged 35 years and born in Wilston Bedfordshire." Mary Ann Tufnell appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 at 138 New Walk, Leicester, Leicestershire, Mary was described as "a servant aged 23 years and born in Billesdon"..

His birth was registered in 1890 at + Billesdon Registration District +. John Walter Piggin was born in 1890 at Skeffington, Leicestershire. He was the son of Samuel Piggin and Elizabeth Alice Holyoak. John Walter Piggin appeared on the census with Samuel Piggin and Elizabeth Alice Holyoak on 5 April 1891 at Skeffington, Leicestershire. He was recorded as aged 1 years; Samuel was described as "an ag lab aged 30 years and born in Skeffington". Elizabeth was described as "aged 25 years and born in Billesdon." John Walter Piggin appeared on the census with Samuel Piggin and Elizabeth Alice Holyoak on 31 March 1901 at Duffield Terrace, Billesdon, Leicestershire. He was recorded as a son aged 11 years; Samuel was described as "a scavinger aged 40 years and born in Skeffington". Elizabeth was described as "aged 35 years and born in Billesdon." John Walter Piggin began military service on Friday, 27 November 1908 he enlisted into the Leicestershire Regiment. He was a labourer on 27 November 1908 whilst living at Billesdon, Leicestershire. He was described as aged 19 years, 5ft 6 7/8ins, 135lbs, fresh complexion, hazel eyes and brown hair on 27 November 1908. He ended military service on Thursday, 7 January 1909 having claimed this on payment of £10 within 3 months of enlisting. He was a labourer on 11 July 1912 whilst living at Billesdon, Leicestershire. He married Minnie Meacham, daughter of William James Meacham, on Thursday, 11 July 1912 at St John the Baptist Parish Church, Billesdon, Leicestershire, both were of Billesdon and signed the register. The marriage was witnessed by William James Meacham and Edith Marion Meacham. John Walter Piggin was a wagonner between 1915 and 1920 whilst living at Billesdon, Leicestershire.

     Children of John Walter Piggin and Minnie Meacham:

John William Piggin   (23 Sep 1915)
Albert James Piggin   (13 Nov 1919)

Albert Edward Piggin was born on 14 May 1900 at Billesdon, Leicestershire. He was the son of Samuel Piggin and Elizabeth Alice Holyoak. Albert Edward Piggin was baptised on Friday, 27 July 1900 at St John the Baptist Parish Church, Billesdon, Leicestershire, and recorded as the son of Samuel a labourer of Billesdon and Elizabeth A. He appeared on the census with Samuel Piggin and Elizabeth Alice Holyoak on 31 March 1901 at Duffield Terrace, Billesdon, Leicestershire. He was recorded as a son aged 10 months; Samuel was described as "a scavinger aged 40 years and born in Skeffington". Elizabeth was described as "aged 35 years and born in Billesdon."

Percy Piggin was born on 11 May 1902 at Billesdon, Leicestershire. He was the son of Samuel Piggin and Elizabeth Alice Holyoak. Percy Piggin was baptised on Sunday, 29 March 1903 at St John the Baptist Parish Church, Billesdon, Leicestershire, and recorded as the son of Samuel a labourer of Billesdon and Elizabeth A. He married Maud Lacy in 1930 at + Melton Mowbray Registration District +. Percy Piggin was poultry keeper on 2 November 1930 whilst living at Hungarton, Leicestershire. He and Maud Lacy were residing at Hungarton, Leicestershire, on 2 November 1930.

     Children of Percy Piggin and Maud Lacy:

Dorothy Piggin   (02 Nov 1930)

Her married name was Garrick. Lily Piggin was born in March 1904 at Billesdon, Leicestershire. She was the daughter of Samuel Piggin and Elizabeth Alice Holyoak. Lily Piggin was baptised on Monday, 24 October 1904 at St John the Baptist Parish Church, Billesdon, Leicestershire, and recorded as the dau of Samuel a labourer of Billesdon and Elizabeth and aged 7 months. She married Mr ? Garrick in 1925 at + Billesdon Registration District +.

May Piggin was born in 1906 at Front Street, Billesdon, Leicestershire. Her birth was registered in 1906 at + Billesdon Registration District +. She was baptised on Sunday, 18 August 1907 at St John the Baptist Parish Church, Billesdon, Leicestershire, and recorded as the dau of Samuel a labourer of Front Street Billesdon and Elizabeth. She was the daughter of Samuel Piggin and Elizabeth Alice Holyoak.

Margaret Piggin was born in 1908 at Billesdon, Leicestershire. Her birth was registered in 1908 at + Billesdon Registration District +. She was baptised on Friday, 4 December 1908 at St John the Baptist Parish Church, Billesdon, Leicestershire, and recorded as the dau of Samuel a carter of Billesdon and Eliz Alice. She was the daughter of Samuel Piggin and Elizabeth Alice Holyoak.

John Barnes was born circa 1886 at Billesdon, Leicestershire. He was the son of William Barnes. John Barnes was a builder on 10 October 1910 whilst living at Billesdon, Leicestershire. He married Louisa Catherine Jane Piggin, daughter of Samuel Piggin and Elizabeth Alice Holyoak, on Thursday, 10 November 1910 at St John the Baptist Parish Church, Billesdon, Leicestershire, John was a bachelor aged 24 and Louisa was a spinster aged 22. The marriage was witnessed by Elizabeth Annie Piggin and William Barnes.

William Barnes was born say 1866 at an unknown place. He was a builder on 10 October 1910. He witnessed the marriage of John Barnes and Louisa Catherine Jane Piggin on Thursday, 10 November 1910 at St John the Baptist Parish Church, Billesdon, Leicestershire; John was a bachelor aged 24 and Louisa was a spinster aged 22.

     Children of William Barnes:

John Barnes   (c 1886)

Her married name was Piggin. Sarah Elizabeth Turner was born circa 1885 at Billesdon, Leicestershire. She was the daughter of Thomas Turner. Sarah Elizabeth Turner married Alfred Piggin, son of Samuel Piggin and Elizabeth Alice Holyoak, on Wednesday, 12 April 1911 at St John the Baptist Parish Church, Billesdon, Leicestershire, he was a bachelor aged 24 and she was a spinster aged 26. The marriage was witnessed by Alice Annie Turner and Charles Edward Turner.

Her married name was Piggin. Minnie Meacham was born circa 1890 at Billesdon, Leicestershire. She was the daughter of William James Meacham. Minnie Meacham married John Walter Piggin, son of Samuel Piggin and Elizabeth Alice Holyoak, on Thursday, 11 July 1912 at St John the Baptist Parish Church, Billesdon, Leicestershire, both were of Billesdon and signed the register. The marriage was witnessed by William James Meacham and Edith Marion Meacham.

     Children of Minnie Meacham and John Walter Piggin:

John William Piggin   (23 Sep 1915)
Albert James Piggin   (13 Nov 1919)

William James Meacham was born say 1860 at an unknown place. He witnessed the marriage of John Walter Piggin and Minnie Meacham on Thursday, 11 July 1912 at St John the Baptist Parish Church, Billesdon, Leicestershire; both were of Billesdon and signed the register. William James Meacham was a labourer on 11 July 1912.

     Children of William James Meacham:

Minnie Meacham   (c 1890)

Thomas Turner was born say 1860 at an unknown place. He was a labourer on 12 April 1911.

     Children of Thomas Turner:

Sarah Elizabeth Turner   (c 1885)

George Thompson was born circa 1888 at Billesdon, Leicestershire. He was the son of George Thompson. George Thompson was an engine driver on 22 May 1913 whilst living at Billesdon, Leicestershire. He married Elizabeth Annie Piggin, daughter of Samuel Piggin and Elizabeth Alice Holyoak, on Thursday, 22 May 1913 at St John the Baptist Parish Church, Billesdon, Leicestershire, he was a bachelor aged 25 and she was a spinster aged 21 of Billesdon. The marriage was witnessed by Elsie Piggin and Ruth Jones.

John William Piggin was born on 23 September 1915 at Billesdon, Leicestershire. He was the son of John Walter Piggin and Minnie Meacham. John William Piggin was baptised on Saturday, 27 November 1915 at St John the Baptist Parish Church, Billesdon, Leicestershire, and recorded as the son of John Walter a waggoner of Billesdon and Minnie.

Albert James Piggin was born on 13 November 1919 at Billesdon, Leicestershire. He was the son of John Walter Piggin and Minnie Meacham. Albert James Piggin was baptised on Monday, 23 February 1920 at St John the Baptist Parish Church, Billesdon, Leicestershire, and recorded as the son of John Walter a wagonner of Billesdon and Minnie.

Elizabeth Piggin was born before 3 December 1822 at Houghton on the Hill, Leicestershire. She was baptised on Tuesday, 3 December 1822 at St Catherine's Parish Church, Houghton on the Hill, Leicestershire, and recorded as the dau of Thomas an agricultural labourer of Houghton and Ann. She was the daughter of Thomas Piggin and Ann Goodman. Elizabeth Piggin and William Gamble appeared on the census of 6 June 1841 at Keyham, Leicestershire, Elizabeth was described as "a F/S (female servant) aged 15 years". William was described as "a M/S (male servant) aged 25 years".. Elizabeth Piggin died at age 18 in August 1841 at Hungarton, Leicestershire. Elizabeth was buried and recorded as being 18 years of age of Hungarton in the parish register on Thursday, 12 August 1841 at Parish Church, Hungarton, Leicestershire.

William Piggins and William Piggins may be the same person. William Piggins was born before 3 October 1825 at Houghton on the Hill, Leicestershire. He was baptised on Monday, 3 October 1825 at St Catherine's Parish Church, Houghton on the Hill, Leicestershire, and recorded as the son of Thomas an ag lab of Houghton and Ann. He was the son of Thomas Piggin and Ann Goodman. William Piggins was a labourer on 2 June 1845 whilst living at Rearsby, Leicestershire. He married Mary Walker, daughter of William Walker and Mediam Lewin, on Monday, 2 June 1845 at Parish Church, Rearsby, Leicestershire, both were from Rearsby and they both made their mark (X). The marriage was witnessed by William Barratt and Maria Phipps. William Piggins was a labourer between 1847 and 1859 whilst living at Rearsby, Leicestershire. He was an agricultural labourer on 7 December 1849 whilst living at Rearsby, Leicestershire. William Piggins and Mary Walker appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 at Rearsby, Leicestershire, William was described as "an Ag Lab aged 26 years and born in Hungarton". Mary was described as "aged 27 years and born in Rearsby". Thomas Piggins, Joseph Piggins, Thomas Cooper and William Cooper were also recorded in the family. William Piggins and Mary Walker were residing at Rearsby, Leicestershire, on 30 March 1851 and they were living next door to Mary's parents according to the census. William Piggins witnessed the marriage of William Tansey and Charlotte Walker on Friday, 19 September 1851 at Parish Church, Rearsby, Leicestershire. William Piggins and Mary Walker appeared on the census of 7 April 1861 at Taylor's Lodge, Rearsby, Leicestershire, William was described as "labouring aged 36 years and born in Hungarton". Mary was described as "aged 37 years a labourer's wife and born in Rotherby". William Piggins, Joseph Piggins, Charlotte Anne Piggins and Eliza Piggins were also recorded in the family. William Piggins and Mary Walker appeared on the census of 2 April 1871 at Church Lane, Rearsby, Leicestershire, William was described as "an Ag Lab aged 46 years and born in Hungarton". Mary was described as "an Ag Lab aged 47 years and born in Rearsby". William Piggins and Charlotte Anne Piggins were also recorded in the family. William Piggins was widowed at age 47 when his spouse died on 14 March 1873. He and Mary (William PIGGINS) (__________) were residing at Emerald Street, Leicester, Leicestershire, between 14 March 1873 and 26 June 1875. William Piggins married Mary (William PIGGINS) (__________) between 14 March 1873 and 26 June 1875 at an unknown place. William Piggins was a brewer on 2 February 1874. He was a farm labourer before 26 June 1875 whilst living at Emerald Street, Leicester, Leicestershire. He died at age 49 on Saturday, 26 June 1875 at Infirmary, Leicester, Leicestershire, according to his death certificate William died of Pleurisy and Broncho-Pneumonia. William was buried and recorded as being aged 52 years of Emerald Street, in the parish of St Leonards, common internment, section S, No 1500 in the parish register on Wednesday, 30 June 1875 at Welford Road, Cemetery, Leicester, Leicestershire. He was a shepherd on 26 February 1883.

     Children of William Piggins and Mary Walker:

Thomas Piggins   (23 Nov 1847 - 25 Jun 1926)
Joseph Piggins   (07 Dec 1849 - 07 Feb 1918)
Charlotte Anne Piggins   (02 Oct 1853)
Eliza Piggins   (07 Dec 1856)
Ellen Piggins   (Sep 1858)
William Piggins   (16 May 1859)
Elizabeth Piggins   (23 Nov 1864 - Mar 1866)

Ann Piggin was born before 24 February 1829 at Houghton on the Hill, Leicestershire. She was baptised on Tuesday, 24 February 1829 at St Catherine's Parish Church, Houghton on the Hill, Leicestershire, and recorded as the dau of Thomas an ag lab of Houghton and Ann. She was the daughter of Thomas Piggin and Ann Goodman. Ann Piggin died in February 1830 at Houghton on the Hill, Leicestershire. Ann was buried and recorded as being aged 1 year and of Houghton in the parish register on Saturday, 27 February 1830 at St Catherine's Parish Church, Houghton on the Hill, Leicestershire.

Thomas Piggin was born before 20 February 1830 at Houghton on the Hill, Leicestershire. He was baptised on Saturday, 20 February 1830 at St Catherine's Parish Church, Houghton on the Hill, Leicestershire, and recorded as the son of Thomas an ag lab of Houghton and Ann. He was the son of Thomas Piggin and Ann Goodman. Thomas Piggin appeared on the census with Thomas Piggin and Ann Goodman on 6 June 1841 at Hungarton, Leicestershire. He was described as aged 12 years; Thomas was described as "an ag lab aged 45 years". Ann was described as "aged 40 years and both born in this county." Thomas Piggin appeared on the census with Thomas Piggin and Ann Goodman on 30 March 1851 at Hungarton, Leicestershire. He was recorded as aged 21 years. ; Thomas was described as "an ag lab aged 55 years and born in Skeffington". Ann was described as "aged 50 years and born in Melton." Thomas Piggin was an ag lab on 30 March 1851 whilst living at Hungarton, Leicestershire. He married Lydia (Thomas PIGGIN) (__________) in 1856 at + Billesdon Registration District +. Thomas Piggin and Lydia (Thomas PIGGIN) (__________) appeared on the census of 7 April 1861 at Cold Newton, Leicestershire, Thomas was described as "a labourer aged 31 years and born in Houghton". Lydia was described as "a labourer's wife aged 31 years and born in Cold Newton". Joseph Johnson were also recorded in the family. Thomas Piggin and Lydia (Thomas PIGGIN) (__________) appeared on the census of 2 April 1871 at Cold Newton, Leicestershire, Thomas was described as "an ag lab aged 40 years and born in Hungarton". Lydia was described as "a labourers wife aged 40 years and born in Cold Newton". Joseph Johnson and Elizabeth Ann Piggin were also recorded in the family. Thomas Piggin and Lydia (Thomas PIGGIN) (__________) appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 at Cold Newton, Leicestershire, Thomas was described as "an ag lab aged 52 years and born in Hungarton". Lydia was described as "aged 51 years and born in Cold Newton". Elizabeth Ann Piggin were also recorded in the family. Thomas Piggin was widowed when his spouse died in 1886. Thomas Piggin appeared on the census of 5 April 1891 at Cold Newton, Leicestershire, Thomas was described as "an ag lab aged 52 years and a widower born in Hungarton".. Thomas Piggin appeared on the census of 31 March 1901 at Cold Newton, Leicestershire, Thomas was described as "an agricutural labourer aged 71 years, a widower born in Hungarton".. He died in 1903 at + Billesdon Registration District +.

     Children of Thomas Piggin and Lydia (Thomas PIGGIN) (__________):

Joseph Johnson   (c 1853)
Elizabeth Ann Piggin   (c Jun 1870)

Anne Piggin was born before 1 December 1834 at Hungarton, Leicestershire. She was baptised on Monday, 1 December 1834 at Parish Church, Hungarton, Leicestershire, and recorded as the dau of Thomas a labourer of Hungarton and Ann. She was the daughter of Thomas Piggin and Ann Goodman. Anne Piggin appeared on the census with Thomas Piggin and Ann Goodman on 6 June 1841 at Hungarton, Leicestershire. She was described as aged 6 years. ; Thomas was described as "an ag lab aged 45 years". Ann was described as "aged 40 years and both born in this county."

Joseph Piggin was born before 25 February 1837 at Hungarton, Leicestershire. He was baptised on Saturday, 25 February 1837 at Parish Church, Hungarton, Leicestershire, and recorded as the son of Thomas a labourer of Hungarton and Ann. He was the son of Thomas Piggin and Ann Goodman. Joseph Piggin died at age 2 in January 1840 at Hungarton, Leicestershire. Joseph was buried and recorded as being aged 4 years of Hungarton in the parish register on Sunday, 5 January 1840 at Parish Church, Hungarton, Leicestershire.

Her married name was Patchett. Eliza Piggin was born on 5 July 1839 at Hungarton, Leicestershire. She was the daughter of Thomas Piggin and Ann Goodman. Her birth was registered in 1839 at + Billesdon Registration District +. Eliza Piggin was baptised on Tuesday, 9 July 1839 at Parish Church, Hungarton, Leicestershire, and recorded as the dau of Thomas a labourer of Hungarton and Ann. She appeared on the census with Thomas Piggin and Ann Goodman on 6 June 1841 at Hungarton, Leicestershire. She was described as aged 2 years. ; Thomas was described as "an ag lab aged 45 years". Ann was described as "aged 40 years and both born in this county." Eliza Piggin appeared on the census with Thomas Piggin and Ann Goodman on 30 March 1851 at Hungarton, Leicestershire. She was recorded as aged 12 years. ; Thomas was described as "an ag lab aged 55 years and born in Skeffington". Ann was described as "aged 50 years and born in Melton." Eliza Piggin was residing at Hungarton, Leicestershire, on 25 December 1860. She was a servant on 25 December 1860 whilst living at Hungarton, Leicestershire. She married John Patchett, son of Thomas Patchet, on Tuesday, 25 December 1860 at Parish Church, Hungarton, Leicestershire, Eliza was from Hungarton and John was from Branstone. The marriage was witnessed by Lydia Piggin. Eliza Piggin appeared on the census with Ann Goodman on 7 April 1861 at Hungarton, Leicestershire. She was recorded as married and aged 22 years; Ann was described as "a charwoman aged 64 years, widowed and born in Melton Mowbray." Eliza Piggin and John Patchett immigrated in 1866 to Wyandot, United States of America, with their children Daniel Patchett, Mary Jane Patchett and Thomas Patchett. Eliza Piggin was widowed at age 65 when her spouse died on 22 January 1905. She died at age 83 on Saturday, 30 June 1923 at Marseilles, United States of America, according to The Daily Chief newspaper she died at 11:15 at the home of her son and daughter in law John Patchett.

     Children of Eliza Piggin and John Patchett:

Daniel Patchett   (c Jan 1861)
Mary Jane Patchett   (05 Feb 1865)
Thomas Patchett   (22 Apr 1866)
Sarah Jane Patchett   (12 Apr 1870)
Laura M Patchett   (27 Aug 1878)
John Nelson Patchett   (17 Feb 1882)

Her birth was registered in 1844 at + Billesdon Registration District +. Elizabeth Piggin was the daughter of Thomas Piggin and Ann Goodman. Elizabeth Piggin was baptised on Wednesday, 14 January 1846 at Parish Church, Hungarton, Leicestershire, and recorded as the dau of Thomas a labourer of Hungarton and Ann. She appeared on the census with Thomas Piggin and Ann Goodman on 30 March 1851 at Hungarton, Leicestershire. She was recorded as aged 7 years. ; Thomas was described as "an ag lab aged 55 years and born in Skeffington". Ann was described as "aged 50 years and born in Melton." Elizabeth Piggin appeared on the census with Ann Goodman on 2 April 1871 at Hungarton, Leicestershire. She was recorded as aged 25 years; Ann was described as "aged 74 years and born in Burrow on the Hill". Everyone recorded on this census have their ages recorded incorrectly and Ann's place of birth was also incorrect. One wonders if the census taker guessed the ages or was Ann's memory failing?

Her married name was Sleath. Her birth was registered in 1842 at + Billesdon Registration District +. Lydia Piggin was the daughter of Thomas Piggin and Ann Goodman. Lydia Piggin was baptised on Wednesday, 31 March 1847 at Parish Church, Hungarton, Leicestershire, and recorded as the dau of Thomas a labourer of Hungarton and Ann. She appeared on the census with Thomas Piggin and Ann Goodman on 30 March 1851 at Hungarton, Leicestershire. She was recorded as aged 8 years; Thomas was described as "an ag lab aged 55 years and born in Skeffington". Ann was described as "aged 50 years and born in Melton." Lydia Piggin witnessed the marriage of her sister John Patchett and Eliza Piggin on Tuesday, 25 December 1860 at Parish Church, Hungarton, Leicestershire; Eliza was from Hungarton and John was from Branstone. Lydia Piggin married George Sleath between 1861 and 1870 at an unknown place. Lydia Piggin appeared on the census with Ann Goodman on 2 April 1871 at Hungarton, Leicestershire. She was recorded as aged 29 years and married; Ann was described as "aged 74 years and born in Burrow on the Hill". Everyone recorded on this census have their ages recorded incorrectly and Ann's place of birth was also incorrect. One wonders if the census taker guessed the ages or was Ann's memory failing? Lydia Piggin was a soldiers wife on 2 April 1871 whilst living at Hungarton, Leicestershire. Lydia Piggin and George Sleath appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 at Chelsea Barracks, Chelsea, London, Middlesex, George was described as "a sergeant aged 38 years born in Rothley, Leicestershire". Lydia was described as "aged 38 years and born in Hungarton, Leicestershire". George Sleath, Alice Sleath, Arthur Sleath, Eliza Sleath, Beatrice Sleath and William Sleath were also recorded in the family.

     Children of Lydia Piggin and George Sleath:

William Sleath   (Jul 1870 - bt 1871 - 1881)
George Sleath   (c 1871)
Alice Sleath   (c 1874)
Arthur Sleath   (c 1876)
Eliza Sleath   (c 1877)
Beatrice Sleath   (c 1879)
William Sleath   (c 1880)

John Patchett was born on 15 April 1837 at Braunstone, Rutland. He was the son of Thomas Patchet. John Patchett was residing at Braunstone, Rutland, on 25 December 1860. He was a servant on 25 December 1860 whilst living at Braunstone, Rutland. He married Eliza Piggin, daughter of Thomas Piggin and Ann Goodman, on Tuesday, 25 December 1860 at Parish Church, Hungarton, Leicestershire, Eliza was from Hungarton and John was from Branstone. The marriage was witnessed by Lydia Piggin. John Patchett appeared on the census of 7 April 1861 at Braunstone, Rutland, John was living with a Robert Hall and was described as "an ag lab, married, aged 23 years, a vistor born in Branston"... He and Eliza Piggin immigrated in 1866 to Wyandot, United States of America, with their children Daniel Patchett, Mary Jane Patchett and Thomas Patchett. John Patchett was suffering from cancer from around 1888. He died at age 67 on Sunday, 22 January 1905 at Mifflin, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, United States of America, According to The Wyandot Chief newspaper he died at 9:40 pm at his home from cancer which he had been suffering from for 8 years. John was buried on Tuesday, 24 January 1905 at Old Mission Cemetery, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, United States of America.

     Children of John Patchett and Eliza Piggin:

Daniel Patchett   (c Jan 1861)
Mary Jane Patchett   (05 Feb 1865)
Thomas Patchett   (22 Apr 1866)
Sarah Jane Patchett   (12 Apr 1870)
Laura M Patchett   (27 Aug 1878)
John Nelson Patchett   (17 Feb 1882)

Thomas Patchet was born say 1810 at an unknown place. He was a labourer on 25 December 1860.

     Children of Thomas Patchet:

John Patchett   (15 Apr 1837 - 22 Jan 1905)

Daniel Piggins was born circa 1833 at Houghton on the Hill, Leicestershire. He was the son of Thomas Piggin and Ann Goodman. Daniel Piggins was born circa 1835 at Houghton on the Hill, Leicestershire. He appeared on the census with Thomas Piggin and Ann Goodman on 6 June 1841 at Hungarton, Leicestershire. He was recorded as aged 10 years. ; Thomas was described as "an ag lab aged 45 years". Ann was described as "aged 40 years and both born in this county." Daniel Piggins appeared on the census with Thomas Piggin and Ann Goodman on 30 March 1851 at Hungarton, Leicestershire. He was recorded as aged 18 years; Thomas was described as "an ag lab aged 55 years and born in Skeffington". Ann was described as "aged 50 years and born in Melton." Daniel Piggins was an ag lab on 30 March 1851 whilst living at Hungarton, Leicestershire. He was present at the death of his father Thomas Piggin and informed the registrar on 10 January 1856 at Hungarton, Leicestershire; he died of inflamation of the bowels, a labourer 66 years of age. Daniel Piggins appeared on the census with Ann Goodman on 7 April 1861 at Hungarton, Leicestershire. He was recorded as aged 30 years; Ann was described as "a charwoman aged 64 years, widowed and born in Melton Mowbray." Daniel Piggins appeared on the census with Ann Goodman on 2 April 1871 at Hungarton, Leicestershire. He was recorded as aged 46 years; Ann was described as "aged 74 years and born in Burrow on the Hill". Everyone recorded on this census have their ages recorded incorrectly and Ann's place of birth was also incorrect. One wonders if the census taker guessed the ages or was Ann's memory failing? Daniel Piggins was residing at Hungarton, Leicestershire, on 12 October 1871. He was a labourer on 12 October 1871 whilst living at Hungarton, Leicestershire. He married Mary Ann Iliffe, daughter of Thomas Iliffe and Elizabeth (Thomas ILIFFE) (__________), on Thursday, 12 October 1871 at Parish Church, Little Bowden, Northamptonshire, Daniel was residing at Hungarton and Mary Ann was residing at Little Bowden. They both made their mark (X).. Daniel Piggins and Mary Ann Iliffe appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 at Rose Cottage, Hungarton, Leicestershire, Daniel was described as "an ag lab aged 51 years and born in Houghton". Mary was described as "aged 55 years and born in Little Bowden".. Daniel Piggins and Mary Ann Iliffe appeared on the census of 5 April 1891 at The Grange, Hungarton, Leicestershire, Daniel was described as "an ag lab aged 60 years and born in Houghton on the Hill". Mary was described as "aged 65 years and born in Little Bowden".. Daniel Piggins died in October 1897 at Hungarton, Leicestershire. Daniel was buried and recorded as being aged 67 years of Hungarton in the parish register on Saturday, 2 October 1897 at Parish Church, Hungarton, Leicestershire.

Her married name was Piggins. Mary Ann Iliffe was born circa 1826 at Little Bowden, Northamptonshire. She was the daughter of Thomas Iliffe and Elizabeth (Thomas ILIFFE) (__________). Mary Ann Iliffe was baptised on Sunday, 24 February 1833 at Parish Church, Little Bowden, Northamptonshire, and recorded as the dau of Thomas a baker and Alice of Little Bowden. She was a housekeeper on 2 April 1871 whilst living at Little Bowden, Northamptonshire. She appeared on the census with Joseph Iliffe on 2 April 1871 at Little Bowden, Northamptonshire. She was recorded as unmarried, his sister aged 38 years; Joseph was described as "a railway labourer, unmarried, aged 36 years and born in Little Bowden." Mary Ann Iliffe married Daniel Piggins, son of Thomas Piggin and Ann Goodman, on Thursday, 12 October 1871 at Parish Church, Little Bowden, Northamptonshire, Daniel was residing at Hungarton and Mary Ann was residing at Little Bowden. They both made their mark (X).. Mary Ann Iliffe was residing at Little Bowden, Northamptonshire, on 12 October 1871. Daniel Piggins and Mary Ann Iliffe appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 at Rose Cottage, Hungarton, Leicestershire, Daniel was described as "an ag lab aged 51 years and born in Houghton". Mary was described as "aged 55 years and born in Little Bowden".. Daniel Piggins and Mary Ann Iliffe appeared on the census of 5 April 1891 at The Grange, Hungarton, Leicestershire, Daniel was described as "an ag lab aged 60 years and born in Houghton on the Hill". Mary was described as "aged 65 years and born in Little Bowden".. She was widowed when her spouse died on 2 October 1897. Mary Ann Iliffe appeared on the census of 31 March 1901 at Workhouse, Leicester Road, Billesdon, Leicestershire, Mary Ann PIGGINwas described as "an inmate, widow in no occupation aged 76 years and born in Little Bowden Northamptonshire".. She died in February 1913 at Union Workhouse, Billesdon, Leicestershire. Mary Ann was buried and recorded as being aged 88 years of The Union Workhouse Billesdon in the parish register on Wednesday, 5 February 1913 at Parish Church, Hungarton, Leicestershire.

Thomas Iliffe was born before 23 August 1801 at Little Bowden, Northamptonshire. He was baptised on Sunday, 23 August 1801 at Parish Church, Little Bowden, Northamptonshire, and recorded as the son of Will'm and Hannah. He was the son of William Iliffe and Hannah Spriggs. Thomas Iliffe married Elizabeth (Thomas ILIFFE) (__________) at an unknown place. Thomas Iliffe was widowed at age 27 when his spouse died on 30 March 1829. He married Alice Snow on Wednesday, 14 September 1831 at Little Bowden, Northamptonshire, Thomas was a widower and Alice was a spinster. They were both of this parish and they both made their mark (X). The marriage was witnessed by Elizabeth Clark and John Iliffe. Thomas Iliffe was a baker between 1833 and 1836 whilst living at Little Bowden, Northamptonshire. He died at age 43 in January 1845 at Little Bowden, Northamptonshire. Thomas was buried and recorded as being aged 43 years of Little Bowden in the parish register on Friday, 17 January 1845 at Parish Church, Little Bowden, Northamptonshire. He was a baker on 12 October 1871.

     Children of Thomas Iliffe and Elizabeth (Thomas ILIFFE) (__________):

Mary Ann Iliffe   (c 1826 - Feb 1913)
William Iliffe   (Feb 1829 - Jun 1829)

     Children of Thomas Iliffe and Alice Snow:

Joseph Iliffe   (10 Jan 1835)
Hannah Iliffe   (14 Aug 1836)

Her married name was Piggins. Mary Walker was born before 10 March 1824 at Rotherby, Leicestershire. She was baptised on Wednesday, 10 March 1824 at Parish Church, Rotherby, Leicestershire. She was the daughter of William Walker and Mediam Lewin. Mary Walker appeared on the census with William Walker and Mediam Lewin on 6 June 1841 at Church Lane, Rearsby, Leicestershire. She was recorded as aged 18 years; William was described as "a brickmaker aged 45 years born in this county". Mediam was described as "aged 50 years and born in this county." Mary Walker married William Piggins, son of Thomas Piggin and Ann Goodman, on Monday, 2 June 1845 at Parish Church, Rearsby, Leicestershire, both were from Rearsby and they both made their mark (X). The marriage was witnessed by William Barratt and Maria Phipps. Mary Walker registered the birth of her son Joseph Piggins on Wednesday, 2 January 1850 at + Syston Registration District +. Mary Walker and William Piggins were residing at Rearsby, Leicestershire, on 30 March 1851 and they were living next door to Mary's parents according to the census. William Piggins and Mary Walker appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 at Rearsby, Leicestershire, William was described as "an Ag Lab aged 26 years and born in Hungarton". Mary was described as "aged 27 years and born in Rearsby". Thomas Piggins, Joseph Piggins, Thomas Cooper and William Cooper were also recorded in the family. William Piggins and Mary Walker appeared on the census of 7 April 1861 at Taylor's Lodge, Rearsby, Leicestershire, William was described as "labouring aged 36 years and born in Hungarton". Mary was described as "aged 37 years a labourer's wife and born in Rotherby". William Piggins, Joseph Piggins, Charlotte Anne Piggins and Eliza Piggins were also recorded in the family. William Piggins and Mary Walker appeared on the census of 2 April 1871 at Church Lane, Rearsby, Leicestershire, William was described as "an Ag Lab aged 46 years and born in Hungarton". Mary was described as "an Ag Lab aged 47 years and born in Rearsby". William Piggins and Charlotte Anne Piggins were also recorded in the family. Mary Walker died in March 1873 at Rearsby, Leicestershire. Mary was buried and recorded as being aged 49 years of Rearsby in the parish register on Friday, 14 March 1873 at Parish Church, Rearsby, Leicestershire.

     Children of Mary Walker and William Piggins:

Thomas Piggins   (23 Nov 1847 - 25 Jun 1926)
Joseph Piggins   (07 Dec 1849 - 07 Feb 1918)
Charlotte Anne Piggins   (02 Oct 1853)
Eliza Piggins   (07 Dec 1856)
Ellen Piggins   (Sep 1858)
William Piggins   (16 May 1859)
Elizabeth Piggins   (23 Nov 1864 - Mar 1866)

William Walker was born circa 1801 at Langham, Rutland. He married Mediam Lewin, daughter of Thomas Lewin and Elizabeth Neal, on Monday, 22 May 1820 at Parish Church, Rearsby, Leicestershire, they were both of this parish and William made his mark. The marriage was witnessed by Elizabeth Horkall. William Walker and Mediam Lewin appeared on the census of 6 June 1841 at Church Lane, Rearsby, Leicestershire, William was described as "a brickmaker aged 45 years born in this county". Mediam was described as "aged 50 years and born in this county". Mary Walker, Sarah Walker, Thomas Walker and Charlotte Walker were also recorded in the family. William Walker was a labourer on 2 June 1845. He and Mediam Lewin were residing at Rearsby, Leicestershire, on 30 March 1851 and they were living next door to their daughter Mary according to the census of that year. William Walker and Mediam Lewin appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 at Rearsby, Leicestershire, William was described as "an ag lab aged 50 years and born in Langham Rutland". Mediam was described as "aged 59 years and born in Rearsby". Charlotte Walker were also recorded in the family. William Walker and Mediam Lewin appeared on the census of 7 April 1861 at 2 Brickyard, Cossington Lane, Sileby, Leicestershire, William was described as "a brickburner aged 60 years and born in Langham Rutland". Mediam was described as "aged 69 years and born in Barsby". Thomas Piggins and William Smith were also recorded in the family. William Walker and William Smith were relatives William Smith was recorded as a nephew of William Walker according to the 1861 census. William Walker and Mediam Lewin appeared on the census of 2 April 1871 at 6 Brickyard House, Sileby, Leicestershire, William was described as "a brickmaker aged 72 years and born in Langham Rutland". Mediam was described as "aged 79 years and born in Rearsby". Thomas Piggins were also recorded in the family.

     Children of William Walker and Mediam Lewin:

Sarah Walker   (05 May 1822)
Mary Walker   (10 Mar 1824 - Mar 1873)
Thomas Walker   (08 Aug 1829 - Feb 1849)
Charlotte Walker   (03 Aug 1834)

Her married name was Walker. Mediam Lewin was born before 2 December 1791 at Rearsby, Leicestershire. She was baptised on Friday, 2 December 1791 at Parish Church, Rearsby, Leicestershire, and recorded as the dau of Thomas and Elizabeth paupers of Rearsby. She was the daughter of Thomas Lewin and Elizabeth Neal. Mediam Lewin was a servant on 24 September 1813 whilst living at Rearsby, Leicestershire. She witnessed the marriage of her brohter William Lewin and Ann Smith on Monday, 11 July 1814 at All Saints Parish Church, Cossington, Leicestershire; William was from the parish of Wanlip and Ann was of this parish. Mediam Lewin married William Walker on Monday, 22 May 1820 at Parish Church, Rearsby, Leicestershire, they were both of this parish and William made his mark. The marriage was witnessed by Elizabeth Horkall. William Walker and Mediam Lewin appeared on the census of 6 June 1841 at Church Lane, Rearsby, Leicestershire, William was described as "a brickmaker aged 45 years born in this county". Mediam was described as "aged 50 years and born in this county". Mary Walker, Sarah Walker, Thomas Walker and Charlotte Walker were also recorded in the family. Mediam Lewin and William Walker were residing at Rearsby, Leicestershire, on 30 March 1851 and they were living next door to their daughter Mary according to the census of that year. William Walker and Mediam Lewin appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 at Rearsby, Leicestershire, William was described as "an ag lab aged 50 years and born in Langham Rutland". Mediam was described as "aged 59 years and born in Rearsby". Charlotte Walker were also recorded in the family. William Walker and Mediam Lewin appeared on the census of 7 April 1861 at 2 Brickyard, Cossington Lane, Sileby, Leicestershire, William was described as "a brickburner aged 60 years and born in Langham Rutland". Mediam was described as "aged 69 years and born in Barsby". Thomas Piggins and William Smith were also recorded in the family. William Walker and Mediam Lewin appeared on the census of 2 April 1871 at 6 Brickyard House, Sileby, Leicestershire, William was described as "a brickmaker aged 72 years and born in Langham Rutland". Mediam was described as "aged 79 years and born in Rearsby". Thomas Piggins were also recorded in the family. Mediam Lewin died at age 83 in January 1875 at Sileby, Leicestershire. Mediam was buried and recorded as being aged 83 years of Sileby in the parish register on Wednesday, 20 January 1875 at Parish Church, Rearsby, Leicestershire.

     Children of Mediam Lewin and Edward Gamble:

Edward Lewin   (24 Sep 1813)

     Children of Mediam Lewin and William Walker:

Sarah Walker   (05 May 1822)
Mary Walker   (10 Mar 1824 - Mar 1873)
Thomas Walker   (08 Aug 1829 - Feb 1849)
Charlotte Walker   (03 Aug 1834)

Her married name was Piggin. Florence Ruth Jones was born circa 1893 at Hungarton, Leicestershire. She was the daughter of Tom Jones. Florence Ruth Jones married Herbert Samuel Piggin, son of Samuel Piggin and Elizabeth Alice Holyoak, on Wednesday, 15 April 1914 at Parish Church, Hungarton, Leicestershire, he was aged 22, a bachelor residing in Billesdon and she was 21, a spinster living in Hungarton. Florence Ruth Jones was widowed when her spouse died on 28 June 1958. She was residing at 6 Charnwood Road, Anstey, Leicestershire, before 27 March 1969. She died in March 1969 at Anstey, Leicestershire. Florence Ruth was buried and recorded as being aged 77 years of Anstey in the parish register on Thursday, 27 March 1969 at Parish Church, Hungarton, Leicestershire.

     Children of Florence Ruth Jones and Herbert Samuel Piggin:

Catherine Joan Piggin   (03 Nov 1918)

Her married name was Perkins. Elsie Piggin was born on 17 November 1897 at Billesdon, Leicestershire. She was the daughter of Samuel Piggin and Elizabeth Alice Holyoak. Her birth was registered in 1898 at + Billesdon Registration District +. Elsie Piggin appeared on the census with Samuel Piggin and Elizabeth Alice Holyoak on 31 March 1901 at Duffield Terrace, Billesdon, Leicestershire. She was recorded as a daughter aged 3 years; Samuel was described as "a scavinger aged 40 years and born in Skeffington". Elizabeth was described as "aged 35 years and born in Billesdon." As of 31 March 1901, Elsie Piggin was also known as Alice Piggin. She witnessed the marriage of George Thompson and Elizabeth Annie Piggin on Thursday, 22 May 1913 at St John the Baptist Parish Church, Billesdon, Leicestershire; he was a bachelor aged 25 and she was a spinster aged 21 of Billesdon. Elsie Piggin married William Potter Perkins on Tuesday, 16 October 1917 at York, Yorkshire.

Catherine Joan Piggin was born before 3 November 1918 at Hungarton, Leicestershire. She was baptised on Sunday, 3 November 1918 at Hungarton, Leicestershire, and recorded as the dau of Herbert a soldier of Hungarton and Florence. She was the daughter of Herbert Samuel Piggin and Florence Ruth Jones.

Her married name was Piggin. Maud Lacy was born say 1910 at an unknown place. She married Percy Piggin, son of Samuel Piggin and Elizabeth Alice Holyoak, in 1930 at + Melton Mowbray Registration District +. Maud Lacy and Percy Piggin were residing at Hungarton, Leicestershire, on 2 November 1930.

     Children of Maud Lacy and Percy Piggin:

Dorothy Piggin   (02 Nov 1930)

Dorothy Piggin was born before 2 November 1930 at Hungarton, Leicestershire. She was baptised on Sunday, 2 November 1930 at Parish Church, Hungarton, Leicestershire, and recorded as the dau of Percy a poultry keeper of Hungarton and Maud. She was the daughter of Percy Piggin and Maud Lacy.

John Goodman was born before 27 October 1745 at Ryhall, Rutland. He was baptised on Wednesday, 27 October 1745 at Parish Church, Ryhall, Rutland, and recorded as the son of Daniel and Susanna. He was the son of Daniel Goodman and Susannah Ringham. John Goodman was residing at Morcott, Rutland, on 8 April 1765. He married Elizabeth Tomlin on Monday, 8 April 1765 at Parish Church, Seaton, Rutland, John was described as of Morcott, Rutland and Elizabeth was described as being from Seaton. They both made their mark (X). The marriage was witnessed by John Colburn and Thomas Birt. John Goodman was widowed at age 40 when his spouse died on 14 October 1786. He was residing at Seaton, Rutland, on 24 December 1786. Marriage banns for John Goodman and Jane Morris were published on Sunday, 24 December 1786 at Parish Church, Morcott, Rutland. Marriage banns for John Goodman and Jane Morris were published on Sunday, 31 December 1786 at Parish Church, Morcott, Rutland. Marriage banns for John Goodman and Jane Morris were published on Sunday, 7 January 1787 at Parish Church, Morcott, Rutland. John Goodman married Jane Morris, daughter of Edward Morris and Jane (Edward MORRIS) (__________), on Tuesday, 9 January 1787 at Parish Church, Morcott, Rutland, John was described as of the parish of Seaton and Jane was of this parish. They both made their mark (X). The marriage was witnessed by Thomas Bent. John Goodman witnessed the apprenticeship indenture with Samuel Goodman between 5 April 1790 and 1797 at Harringworth, Northamptonshire. He made his mark (X); an apprentice to Edward Norris as a cordwainer until he was 21 years of age. John Goodman was a labourer on 6 July 1803 whilst living at Seaton, Rutland. He died at age 65 in November 1810 at Seaton, Rutland. John was buried and recorded as being aged 71 years in the parish register on Thursday, 29 November 1810 at Parish Church, Seaton, Rutland.

     Children of John Goodman and Elizabeth Tomlin:

John Goodman   (11 Oct 1765)
Ann Goodman   (01 Apr 1767)
William Goodman   (24 Sep 1769)
Thomas Goodman   (16 Jun 1771)
Samuel Goodman   (05 Dec 1773 - Mar 1776)
Samuel Goodman   (02 Jun 1776 - Jul 1836)
Hannah Goodman   (01 Jan 1779)

Her married name was Goodman. Elizabeth Tomlin was born say 1742 at Seaton, Rutland. She was residing at Seaton, Rutland, on 8 April 1765. She married John Goodman, son of Daniel Goodman and Susannah Ringham, on Monday, 8 April 1765 at Parish Church, Seaton, Rutland, John was described as of Morcott, Rutland and Elizabeth was described as being from Seaton. They both made their mark (X). The marriage was witnessed by John Colburn and Thomas Birt. Elizabeth Tomlin died in October 1786 at Seaton, Rutland. Elizabeth was buried and recorded as being the wife of John Goodman a pauper in the parish register on Saturday, 14 October 1786 at Parish Church, Seaton, Rutland.

     Children of Elizabeth Tomlin and John Goodman:

John Goodman   (11 Oct 1765)
Ann Goodman   (01 Apr 1767)
William Goodman   (24 Sep 1769)
Thomas Goodman   (16 Jun 1771)
Samuel Goodman   (05 Dec 1773 - Mar 1776)
Samuel Goodman   (02 Jun 1776 - Jul 1836)
Hannah Goodman   (01 Jan 1779)

John Ellingworth was born before 29 May 1749 at Oakham, Rutland. He was baptised on Thursday, 29 May 1749 at All Saints Parish Church, Oakham, Rutland, and recorded as the son of Seth and Ruth. He was the son of Seth Ellingworth and Ruth Tayler. Marriage banns for John Ellingworth and Mary Queenborough were published on Sunday, 29 September 1765 at All Saints Parish Church, Oakham, Rutland. Marriage banns for John Ellingworth and Mary Queenborough were published on Sunday, 6 October 1765 at All Saints Parish Church, Oakham, Rutland. Marriage banns for John Ellingworth and Mary Queenborough were published on Sunday, 13 October 1765 at All Saints Parish Church, Oakham, Rutland. John Ellingworth was a shoemaker on 20 October 1765 whilst living at Oakham, Rutland. He married Mary Queenborough, daughter of Thomas Queenborough and Ann Burton, on Sunday, 20 October 1765 at All Saints Parish Church, Oakham, Rutland, John was described as "of Oakham and signed his name. Mary as "a spinster of the aforesaid parish and made her mark (X)". The marriage was witnessed by Seth Ellingworth. John Ellingworth was a shoemaker on 6 July 1803 whilst living at Oakham, Rutland.

     Children of John Ellingworth and Mary Queenborough:

Mary Ellingworth   (15 Sep 1766)
Catherine Ellingworth   (05 Jan 1768 - Nov 1824)
Elizabeth Ellingworth   (18 Jan 1770)
Sarah Ellingworth   (25 Feb 1772)
Ann Ellingworth   (13 Sep 1773 - Aug 1780)
Child Ellingworth   (25 Dec 1775)
Seth Ellingworth   (07 May 1777)
Susannah Ellingworth   (12 Jul 1779)
John Queenborough Ellingworth   (31 Jan 1782)

Thomas Lewin was born circa 1753 at an unknown place. Marriage banns for Thomas Lewin and Elizabeth Neal were published on Sunday, 3 September 1780 at Parish Church, Rearsby, Leicestershire. Marriage banns for Thomas Lewin and Elizabeth Neal were published on Sunday, 10 September 1780 at Parish Church, Rearsby, Leicestershire. Marriage banns for Thomas Lewin and Elizabeth Neal were published on Sunday, 17 September 1780 at Parish Church, Rearsby, Leicestershire. Thomas Lewin married Elizabeth Neal, daughter of Thomas Neal and Elizabeth Fisher, on Wednesday, 22 November 1780 at Parish Church, Rearsby, Leicestershire, both were recorded as of the parish of Rearsby. Thomas Lewin and Elizabeth Neal were paupers according to the parish register between 1785 and 1791 at Rearsby, Leicestershire. Thomas Lewin was a labourer between 1786 and 1790 whilst living at Rearsby, Leicestershire. He died in August 1816 at Rearsby, Leicestershire. Thomas was buried and recorded as being aged 63 years in the parish register on Monday, 12 August 1816 at Parish Church, Rearsby, Leicestershire.

     Children of Thomas Lewin and Elizabeth Neal:

Miriam Lewin   (12 Sep 1785 - Jan 1786)
Mary Lewin   (17 Sep 1786)
Elizabeth Lewin   (28 May 1788)
John Lewin   (18 Jul 1790 - Sep 1790)
Alice Lewin   (18 Jul 1790 - Aug 1790)
Mediam Lewin   (02 Dec 1791 - Jan 1875)
William Lewin   (02 May 1794)

Her married name was Lewin. Elizabeth Neal was born before 14 January 1753 at Rearsby, Leicestershire. She was baptised on Sunday, 14 January 1753 at Parish Church, Rearsby, Leicestershire, and recorded as the dau of Thomas and Elizabeth. She was the daughter of Thomas Neal and Elizabeth Fisher. Elizabeth Neal was born circa 1756 at an unknown place. Marriage banns for Elizabeth Neal and Thomas Lewin were published on Sunday, 3 September 1780 at Parish Church, Rearsby, Leicestershire. Marriage banns for Elizabeth Neal and Thomas Lewin were published on Sunday, 10 September 1780 at Parish Church, Rearsby, Leicestershire. Marriage banns for Elizabeth Neal and Thomas Lewin were published on Sunday, 17 September 1780 at Parish Church, Rearsby, Leicestershire. As of 22 November 1780, Elizabeth Neal was also known as Bette Neal. She married Thomas Lewin on Wednesday, 22 November 1780 at Parish Church, Rearsby, Leicestershire, both were recorded as of the parish of Rearsby. Elizabeth Neal and Thomas Lewin were paupers according to the parish register between 1785 and 1791 at Rearsby, Leicestershire. Elizabeth Neal died at age 63 in July 1816 at Rearsby, Leicestershire. Elizabeth was buried and recorded as being the wife of Thomas aged 60 years in the parish register on Sunday, 7 July 1816 at Parish Church, Rearsby, Leicestershire.

     Children of Elizabeth Neal and Thomas Lewin:

Miriam Lewin   (12 Sep 1785 - Jan 1786)
Mary Lewin   (17 Sep 1786)
Elizabeth Lewin   (28 May 1788)
John Lewin   (18 Jul 1790 - Sep 1790)
Alice Lewin   (18 Jul 1790 - Aug 1790)
Mediam Lewin   (02 Dec 1791 - Jan 1875)
William Lewin   (02 May 1794)

Miriam Lewin was born before 12 September 1785 at Rearsby, Leicestershire. She was baptised on Monday, 12 September 1785 at Parish Church, Rearsby, Leicestershire, and recorded as the dau of Thomas and Elizabeth paupers of Rearsby. She was the daughter of Thomas Lewin and Elizabeth Neal. Miriam Lewin died at age 0 in January 1786 at Rearsby, Leicestershire. Miriam was buried and recorded as being the daughter of Thomas a labourer and pauper in the parish register on Friday, 13 January 1786 at Parish Church, Rearsby, Leicestershire.

Mary Lewin was born before 17 September 1786 at Rearsby, Leicestershire. She was baptised on Sunday, 17 September 1786 at Parish Church, Rearsby, Leicestershire, and recorded as the dau of Thomas and Elizabeth. She was the daughter of Thomas Lewin and Elizabeth Neal.

       
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