Bernard Fournier1

M, #3361
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     On 31 May 1740 "
The Last Controversy: Fournier


The last personal controversy in which Hoadly was involved was the Fournier affair. Though blown out of all proportion, it attracted much public attention and absorbed a good deal of Hoadly's time.
Hoadly was introduced to Bernard Fournier on 31 May 1740 by Mr Laval, preacher at the French Chapel in Berwick Street. Fournier had been a Roman Catholic priest of the Order of Chalis, near Paris, and had escaped to Geneva in 1730, where he converted from Catholicism before travelling to Leyden. From Leyden he came to London with a recommendation from Dutch theologians. Later,
Fournier claimed to have obtained the Bishop of London's licence to preach, based on the testimonials from Leiden professors. The Bishop of London, persuaded by the Huguenot leader Abraham Le Moine, certainly seems to have permitted Fournier to minister to the French congregation in London and, for a brief time, Fournier held a living for a minor under a bond of resignation. Some time later he found a curacy in Jersey, where his limited English was less of a handicap. At their meeting in 1740, Fournier handed Hoadly an appeal against a sentence given by Francis Payne, the Dean of Jersey, in the Jersey Ecclesiastical Court, on the charge that Fournier had spoken inappropriately to one of his female parishioners. Fournier, as curate on Jersey, had the right of appeal against the Dean to Hoadly as Bishop of Winchester. Hoadly was clearly taken aback by Fournier and asked to see him two days later when he had time to look over the papers. When Laval and Fournier subsequently returned to Hoadly, the Bishop could give them little hope. Hoadly told them he felt that the Dean of Jersey was right and that a formal appeal to his Consistory Court would fail. Nevertheless Fournier entered the appeal in Hoadly consistory court.

A few days later Hoadly left London for his residence at Farnham, where he received further communications from Fournier. But in July 1740, having received evidence from Dean Payne, Hoadly
rejected Fournier's appeal. On 4 September 1740, when Hoadly had returned from his diocese to London, he was again approached by Fournier. This time, Hoadly gave Fournier a charitable gift of five guineas to pay for his return journey to Jersey. It was from the signature on this gift that Fournier forged the promissory note for E8,800 from the Bishop. In spite of the Bishop's gift, Fournier remained in London and lodged a case against the Dean of Jersey for payment of a debt of El,000 in the Court of Common Pleas. Fournier claimed that Payne had promised him a living on Jersey or failing that the sum of El,000 and the case was to collect the sum. When Payne's rejection of the claim was presented to the court in November 1740, Fournier's attorney was so convinced by it that he resigned the case and it collapsed.

From this point on, issues became more complicated. Fournier's wife appeared from Jersey in January 1741, and Hoadly received a letter from a gentleman, who held the Bishop in some regard,
claiming that he had heard of a plot to blacken Hoadly's character with, among other things, accusations that he was a drunkard. There were also rumours, propagated by Fournier, that Hoadly had made a gift to Fournier when he was drunk, and that he had sought to compensate Fournier for his defeat in the trial against Dean Payne. Then Hoadly heard rumours that Fournier had a note which he intended to use in the Bishop's old age, presumably anticipating Hoadly's senility. Hoadly arranged for Dr Le Moine to view the note with him, which Hoadly pronounced an obvious forgery, indeed it seems that the promise was written on a sheet of paper with Hoadly's signature pasted from another document onto the bottom of the page.

In June 1742 Fournier went to Suffolk where, under the name John Bequer, he taught French. In August 1742 Fournier continued to claim that he held a note from Hoadly promising to pay E8,800 and also accused Hoadly of conspiring with the Dean of Jersey to cheat him. At this point Hoadly appears to have ignored the matter as the ravings of a mad man. But in 1745 a Mr Rant of Ipswich wrote to warn Hoadly of Fournier's publicly repeated claims about the promissory note for E8,800. At about this time Hoadly wrote to Mr Clement Chevallier of Suffolk, who the Bishop feared had also been duped by Fournier. On a number of occasions Hoadly warned Chevallier against Fournier and finally concluded that Chevallier must know of Fournier's guilt over the note. From time to time,
between 1748 and 1751, Fournier accused Hoadly in various newspapers of having cheated him.227 Finally in 1752 Hoadly lost patience with Fournier and took a suit against him in the Chancery Court, claiming that he had forged the promissory note for E8,800. In court the note was produced. It read:

I promise to pay Mr Bernard Fournier, min., or his order, three months from the date hereof, the sum of eight thousand, eight hundred pounds for value received, as witness my hand this 4th day of September 1740,
B. Winchester

In court, Fournier's claim was that Hoadly had promised him preferment and had given him the note as a guarantee that he would be appointed to a place in his diocese within three months. Fournier clearly had no knowledge of Hoadlys often quoted unwillingness to make such promises. Hoadly's response was that Fournier had inveigled him to write to him from Farnham, and this was what Fournier has used to forge the note, this was easily proved since Fournier had even mistakenly included the word ' free' from the frank on Hoadly's reply. The case took two days and the court judged that the note was a fake. On 23 July 1752 the Master of the Rolls ruled that Fournier was a
'contriver of a gross fraud,' he awarded costs to Hoadly.

Fournier repaired to Ipswich, to Mr Chevallier's house, where he maintained publicly that the court had vindicated him because it had not proven how he had created the faked note. Hoadly, perhaps
unwisely, pursued Fournier for E157 in costs. When the Bishop, goaded beyond tolerance by Fournier's continued allegations against him in various newspapers, finally insisted on payment,
Fournier melodramatically proclaimed himself the Bishop's prisoner. He sent denials and his proclamation that he was Hoadly's prisoner to the Bishop of Ely, the Archbishop of Canterbury and even Hoadly’s own son. By this time printers refused to accept notices from Fournier, partly from fear that he would not pay, partly from fear of prosecution for libel. Eventually, Hoadly discovered more details about Fournier. It appeared that he had also forged four notes from the Dean of Jersey.
Fournier had also been denied a licence by the Bishop of London, had been rejected for a parish by Bishop Gooch of Norwich, and even the Archbishop of Canterbury had circulated a letter warning against Fournier. The whole business was, as Hoadly wrote, a 'roll of absurdities.2
"

Occupation

DateOccupation
29 Oct 1745Curate3
from 29 Oct 1745 to 19 Mar 1747Vicar1
from 29 Oct 1745 to 19 Mar 1747Vicar4
Last Edited=12 Nov 2017

Citations

  1. [S323] Website The Clergy Database (http://www.theclergydatabase.org.uk).
  2. [S836] William Gibson, Enlightenment Prelate: Benjamin Hoadley, 1676 - 1761, Page270 - 272.
  3. [S323] Website The Clergy Database (http://www.theclergydatabase.org.uk) "NRO, DN/SUB/5/5 (Subscription Book)."
  4. [S323] Website The Clergy Database (http://www.theclergydatabase.org.uk) "NRO, DN/REG/22:30A (Register)."

Peploe William Hamilton M. A.1

M, #3362, b. between 31 Mar 1781 and 29 Mar 1783, d. 24 Mar 1854
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     Peploe William Hamilton M. A. married Martha (?).2 Peploe William Hamilton M. A. was born between 2 Apr 1776 and 1 Apr 1781; ETA from burial.3 He was born between 31 Mar 1781 and 29 Mar 1783 in Chester, Cheshire, England.2 He was born between 7 Jun 1781 and 5 Jun 1786 in Middlesex, England.4 He was the Executor of the estate of Peploe William Ward on 20 Jul 1820.5 Peploe's death was registered in the Mar 1854 quarter in the Great Boughton registration district.6 He died on 24 Mar 1854 in Hoole Lodge, Chester, Cheshire, England.7 He was buried on 1 Apr 1854 in Cathedral Church, Chester, Cheshire, England.3 His estate was probated on 10 May 1854 in Hoole, Cheshire, England.8

Child of Peploe William Hamilton M. A. and Martha (?)

Census

DateHead of HouseholdHousehold
6 Jun 1841Peploe William Hamilton M. A.He was listed as head of household in the 1841 census in Regent Street, Golden Square, St. James, Middlesex, England. Other people in the household include Martha (?)4
30 Mar 1851Peploe William Hamilton M. A.He was listed as head of household in the 1851 census in Hoole, Cheshire, England. Other people in the household include Martha (?)2

Occupation

DateOccupation
23 Jan 1806Vicar1
24 Nov 1818Vicar1
25 Nov 1818Vicar. On nomination of Dr. Ward1
4 Feb 1819Vicar1
6 Jun 1841Ind.4
30 Mar 1851Incumbent of Gt. Sutten2
24 Mar 1854Perpetual Curate7
Last Edited=14 Jan 2014

Citations

  1. [S323] Website The Clergy Database (http://www.theclergydatabase.org.uk).
  2. [S27] 1851 Census for England & Wales (online image) "Class: HO107; Piece: 2172; Folio: 508; Page: 28; GSU roll: 87162-87164."
  3. [S30] IGI "unknown cd."
  4. [S28] 1841 Census for England & Wales (online image) "Class: HO107; Piece: 735; Book: 4; Civil Parish: St James; County: Middlesex; Enumeration District: 4; Folio: 10; Page: 15; Line: 1; GSU roll: 438837."
  5. [S325] Will & Testament of The Rev Peploe Ward.
  6. [S17] General Record Office Indexes "Mar 1854 Great Boughton 8a 283."
  7. [S169] Unknown author, 'unknown short article title', "unknown cd."
  8. [S324] Will & Testament of The Rev Peploe William Hamilton.

Martha (?)1

F, #3363, b. between 31 Mar 1795 and 29 Mar 1797
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     Martha (?) married Peploe William Hamilton M. A.1 Martha (?) was born between 31 Mar 1795 and 29 Mar 1797 in Beaumaris, Anglesea, Wales.1 She was born between 7 Jun 1796 and 5 Jun 1801 in Middlesex, England.2

Child of Martha (?) and Peploe William Hamilton M. A.

Census

DateHead of HouseholdHousehold
6 Jun 1841Peploe William Hamilton M. A.Martha (?) was listed as a member of the household of Peploe William Hamilton M. A. in the 1841 census in Regent Street, Golden Square, St. James, Middlesex, England.2
30 Mar 1851Peploe William Hamilton M. A.Martha (?) was listed as a member of the household of Peploe William Hamilton M. A. in the 1851 census in Hoole, Cheshire, England.1
Last Edited=14 Jan 2014

Citations

  1. [S27] 1851 Census for England & Wales (online image) "Class: HO107; Piece: 2172; Folio: 508; Page: 28; GSU roll: 87162-87164."
  2. [S28] 1841 Census for England & Wales (online image) "Class: HO107; Piece: 735; Book: 4; Civil Parish: St James; County: Middlesex; Enumeration District: 4; Folio: 10; Page: 15; Line: 1; GSU roll: 438837."
  3. [S30] IGI "unknown cd."

Sarah (?)1

F, #3364
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     Sarah (?) married Peploe William Ward, son of Abel Ward.1

Family: Sarah (?) and Peploe William Ward

Last Edited=29 Jan 2014

Citations

  1. [S325] Will & Testament of The Rev Peploe Ward.

Abel Ward1

M, #3365
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Child of Abel Ward

Last Edited=29 Jan 2014

Citations

  1. [S325] Will & Testament of The Rev Peploe Ward.

Jane Elizabeth Hamilton1

F, #3366, b. before 9 Oct 1823, d. before 18 Mar 1824
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Father*Peploe William Hamilton M. A.1 b. between 31 Mar 1781 and 29 Mar 1783, d. 24 Mar 1854
Mother*Martha (?)1 b. between 31 Mar 1795 and 29 Mar 1797
     Jane Elizabeth Hamilton was born before 9 Oct 1823 in Plemstall (or Plemonstall), Cheshire, England.1 She was the daughter of Peploe William Hamilton M. A. and Martha (?)1 Jane Elizabeth Hamilton died before 18 Mar 1824.1 She was buried on 18 Mar 1824 in Cathedral Church, Chester, Cheshire, England.1
Last Edited=14 Jan 2014

Citations

  1. [S30] IGI "unknown cd."

Richard Jeve1

M, #3367, d. 2 Dec 1635
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     Richard Jeve died on 2 Dec 1635 in Winston, Suffolk, England.1

Occupation

DateOccupation
2 Sep 1589Vicar1
6 Aug 1603Rector1
19 Jul 1605Vicar1
2 Dec 1635Rector1
Last Edited=14 Jan 2014

Citations

  1. [S323] Website The Clergy Database (http://www.theclergydatabase.org.uk).

John Jones1

M, #3368, d. 29 Oct 1745
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     John Jones died on 29 Oct 1745 in Winston, Suffolk, England.1

Occupation

DateOccupation
29 Oct 1745Vicar1
Last Edited=14 Jan 2014

Citations

  1. [S323] Website The Clergy Database (http://www.theclergydatabase.org.uk).

Jones Jones1

M, #3369
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Occupation

DateOccupation
25 Feb 1731Vicar1
Last Edited=29 Jan 2014

Citations

  1. [S323] Website The Clergy Database (http://www.theclergydatabase.org.uk).

Thomas Knowles D. D.1

M, #3370, d. 4 Mar 1803
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     Thomas Knowles D. D. died on 4 Mar 1803 in Winston, Suffolk, England.1

Occupation

DateOccupation
25 Nov 1790Vicar1
25 Mar 1791Vicar. Admitted and instituted Personal union established with the rectory of Ickworth with Chedburgh, Suffolk1
4 Mar 1803Vicar1
Last Edited=14 Jan 2014

Citations

  1. [S323] Website The Clergy Database (http://www.theclergydatabase.org.uk).

Thomas Martyn1

M, #3371
     Copyright © 1998- by Suzie Morley

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Occupation

DateOccupation
1555Chaplain1
Last Edited=29 Jan 2014

Citations

  1. [S323] Website The Clergy Database (http://www.theclergydatabase.org.uk).

George Millers1

M, #3372
     Copyright © 1998- by Suzie Morley

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Occupation

DateOccupation
4 Mar 1803Vicar1
23 Jan 1806Vicar - Resigned1
Last Edited=29 Jan 2014

Citations

  1. [S323] Website The Clergy Database (http://www.theclergydatabase.org.uk).

Christopher Seaman1

M, #3373
     Copyright © 1998- by Suzie Morley

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Occupation

DateOccupation
2 Feb 1671Rector1
Last Edited=29 Jan 2014

Citations

  1. [S323] Website The Clergy Database (http://www.theclergydatabase.org.uk).

Samuelis Stephens1

M, #3374
     Copyright © 1998- by Suzie Morley

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Occupation

DateOccupation
22 Dec 1702Vicar - Resignation1
Last Edited=29 Jan 2014

Citations

  1. [S323] Website The Clergy Database (http://www.theclergydatabase.org.uk).

Robertus Stephenson1

M, #3375, d. 4 Aug 1711
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     Robertus Stephenson died on 4 Aug 1711 in Winston, Suffolk, England.1

Occupation

DateOccupation
22 Dec 1702Vicar. Also licenced as a Schoolmaster1
4 Aug 1711Vicar. Personal union established with the Vicarage of Kenton, Suffolk.1
Last Edited=14 Jan 2014

Citations

  1. [S323] Website The Clergy Database (http://www.theclergydatabase.org.uk).

Samuel Stephenson1

M, #3376, d. 4 Sep 1683
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     Samuel Stephenson died on 4 Sep 1683 in Winston, Suffolk, England.1

Occupation

DateOccupation
2 Nov 1660Vicar1
13 Aug 1662Vicar1
6 Oct 1662Preacher (Winston and elsewhere within the Diocese of Norwich/Suffolk)1
Nov 1663Preacher1
4 Sep 1683Vicar1
4 Sep 1683Vicar1
Last Edited=14 Jan 2014

Citations

  1. [S323] Website The Clergy Database (http://www.theclergydatabase.org.uk).

Johannes Sympson1

M, #3377
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Occupation

DateOccupation
1555Vicar1
Last Edited=29 Jan 2014

Citations

  1. [S323] Website The Clergy Database (http://www.theclergydatabase.org.uk).

Thomas Tookie1

M, #3378, d. 25 Mar 1791
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     Thomas Tookie died on 25 Mar 1791 in Winston, Suffolk, England.1

Occupation

DateOccupation
19 Mar 1747Vicar1
25 Mar 1791Vicar. Admitted and instituted Personal union established with the rectory of Ickworth with Chedburgh, Suffolk1
Last Edited=14 Jan 2014

Citations

  1. [S323] Website The Clergy Database (http://www.theclergydatabase.org.uk).

(?) Unknown1

M, #3379
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Occupation

DateOccupation
25 Nov 1818Vicar - Cession1
Last Edited=29 Jan 2014

Citations

  1. [S323] Website The Clergy Database (http://www.theclergydatabase.org.uk).

Johannes Brome1

M, #3381, d. 13 Nov 1730
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     Johannes Brome died on 13 Nov 1730 in Debenham, Suffolk, England.2

Occupation

DateOccupation
16 Feb 1728Vicar1
13 Nov 1730Vicar. Personal union established with unknown office and living2
Last Edited=5 Mar 2017

Citations

  1. [S323] Website The Clergy Database (http://www.theclergydatabase.org.uk).
  2. [S323] Website The Clergy Database (http://www.theclergydatabase.org.uk) "NRO, DN/REG/22:30A (Register)."

Richus Church1

M, #3382
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Occupation

DateOccupation
8 Jan 1582Stipendiary Curate2
Last Edited=5 Mar 2017

Citations

  1. [S323] Website The Clergy Database (http://www.theclergydatabase.org.uk).
  2. [S323] Website The Clergy Database (http://www.theclergydatabase.org.uk) "TNA, E179/47 (Clerical Subsidy records)."

Charles Norman1

M, #3383
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Occupation

DateOccupation
3 Nov 1812Curate. Stipend 60 pounds licensed by the Bishop at Norwich 20/12/1812 endorsed nomination paper2
20 Dec 1812Curate. Stipend £603
Last Edited=28 Jan 2018

Citations

  1. [S323] Website The Clergy Database (http://www.theclergydatabase.org.uk).
  2. [S323] Website The Clergy Database (http://www.theclergydatabase.org.uk) "NRO, DN/CUR/2 (Curates Licences etc)."
  3. [S323] Website The Clergy Database (http://www.theclergydatabase.org.uk) "NRO, DN/CUR/1/2 (Licensing Book)."

Owinus Reeve M. A.1

M, #3384
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Occupation

DateOccupation
22 Apr 1635Schoolmaster. He was licensed to teach grammar in Debenham and eslewhere.1
5 Apr 1636Schoolmsater1
Last Edited=5 Mar 2017

Citations

  1. [S323] Website The Clergy Database (http://www.theclergydatabase.org.uk) "NRO, DN/VSC Consignation Book 1636 (Consignation Book): 1636."

Isaacus Tottingham B. A.1

M, #3385, d. 20 Oct 1735
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     Isaacus Tottingham B. A. died on 20 Oct 1735 in Kenton, Suffolk, England.1

Occupation

DateOccupation
19 Nov 1712Schoolmaster. ad docendam Gramaticam in Libera Schola2
18 Aug 1722Curate2
21 Dec 1730Vicar1
20 Oct 1735Vicar1
Last Edited=5 Mar 2017

Citations

  1. [S323] Website The Clergy Database (http://www.theclergydatabase.org.uk) "NRO, DN/REG/22:30A (Register)."
  2. [S323] Website The Clergy Database (http://www.theclergydatabase.org.uk) "NRO, DN/SUB/4/6 (Subscription Book)."

Charles Woodward1

M, #3386
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Occupation

DateOccupation
23 Dec 1834Stipendiary Curate. Stipend £1501
Last Edited=5 Mar 2017

Citations

  1. [S323] Website The Clergy Database (http://www.theclergydatabase.org.uk) "NRO, DN/CUR/10 (Curates Licences etc)."

Harry Perry1

M, #3387, b. between 3 Apr 1884 and 1 Apr 1886, d. circa 1951
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Father*Henry Perry2 b. between 31 Mar 1844 and 30 Mar 1846
Mother*Emily Spall2 b. Dec 1843
     Harry was a member of; the Debenham Town Band and played the Cornet and Violin.3 Harry Perry also went by the name of Curly because he had a lot of curly hair.3 He was born between 3 Apr 1884 and 1 Apr 1886 in Debenham, Suffolk, England.1 He was baptized on 3 Aug 1884 in St. Mary Magdalene, Debenham, Suffolk, England.4 He was the son of Henry Perry and Emily Spall.2 Harry Perry married Elizabeth Crane on 9 May 1910 in Needham Market, Suffolk, England.5 The marriage of Harry Perry and Elizabeth Crane was registered in the Jun 1910 quarter in the Bosmere registration district.6 On 1 Nov 1916, Harry Perry was living at 5 Chapel Row, Debenham, Suffolk, England. On 15 Oct 1938, Harry Perry was living with Harry Perry at in Gracechurch Street, Debenham, Suffolk, England.7 On 7 May 1945, Harry Perry was living with Harry Perry at in Gracechurch Street, Debenham, Suffolk, England.8 He died circa 1951; whilst playing the Cornet in Mendlesham.3

Children of Harry Perry and Elizabeth Crane

Census

DateHead of HouseholdHousehold
5 Apr 1891Henry PerryHarry Perry was listed as a member of the household of Henry Perry in the 1891 census in Cross Green, Debenham, Suffolk, England. Other people in the household include Emily Spall.9
31 Mar 1901Henry PerryHarry Perry was listed as a member of the household of Henry Perry in the 1901 census in Cross Green, Debenham, Suffolk, England. Other people in the household include Emily Spall.2
2 Apr 1911Harry PerryHe was listed as head of household in the 1911 census in High Street, Debenham, Suffolk, England. Other people in the household include Elizabeth Perry, Annie Marion Louise Perry and Winniefred Kathleen Doris Perry also in the household is Susannah Crows, Boarder, age 65 Widowed, born Winston.1
19 Jun 1921Harry PerryHe was listed as head of household in the 1921 census in Chapel Row, Debenham, Suffolk, England. Other people in the household include Elizabeth Perry, Annie M L Perry and Winifred Kathrine Doris Perry.10
29 Sep 1939Harry PerryHe was listed as head of household in the 1939 Register in Grace Church Street, Debenham, Suffolk, England. Plus 3 people whose records are officially closed.11

Occupation

DateOccupation
31 Mar 1901Hay Binder employed by father2
2 Apr 1911Hairdresser1
19 Jun 1921Employed On Fruit Farm10
29 Sep 1939Postman11

Military History

  • On 1 Nov 1916 Harry Perry was a Private, Serial Number 273974 and served in the London Labour Centre Corps. Enlisted at Ipswich.5
Last Edited=29 Jan 2024

Citations

  1. [S2] 1911 Census for England & Wales (online image) "Class: RG14; Piece: 10753; Schedule Number: 56."
  2. [S3] 1901 Census for England & Wales (online image) "Class: RG13; Piece: 1768; Folio: 88; Page: 5."
  3. [S329] Private papers of Pauline Dye "unknown cd."
  4. [S36] Microfilm Baptisms, St. Mary Magdalene, Debenham, 1754 to 1899.
  5. [S331] Service Record of Harry Perry "unknown cd."
  6. [S12] General Record Office Indexes "Jun 1910 Bosmere 4a 1577."
  7. [S229] Register Of Electors for Ipswich, 1938/39 "unknown cd."
  8. [S228] Register Of Electors for Ipswich, May 1945 "unknown cd."
  9. [S16] 1891 Census for England & Wales (online image) "Class: RG12; Piece: 1462; Folio: 92; Page: 11; GSU roll: 6096572."
  10. [S1321] 1921 Census for England & Wales (online image) "GBC_1921_RG15_09379_0225."
  11. [S624] 1939 National Register for England & Wales (online image) "TXFM Gipping 209-1 Schedule 138."

Elizabeth Crane1

F, #3388, b. between 3 Apr 1885 and 1 Apr 1887, d. before 29 Sep 1939
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     Elizabeth Crane was born between 3 Apr 1885 and 1 Apr 1887 in Rishangles, Suffolk, England.2 She married Harry Perry, son of Henry Perry and Emily Spall, on 9 May 1910 in Needham Market, Suffolk, England.3 The marriage of Elizabeth Crane and Harry Perry was registered in the Jun 1910 quarter in the Bosmere registration district.1 On 1 Nov 1916, Elizabeth Crane was living with Harry Perry at in 5 Chapel Row, Debenham, Suffolk, England. On 15 Oct 1938, Elizabeth Crane was living with Harry Perry at in Gracechurch Street, Debenham, Suffolk, England.4 Elizabeth Crane died before 29 Sep 1939; Before 1939 Register was taken.5

Children of Elizabeth Crane and Harry Perry

Census

DateHead of HouseholdHousehold
2 Apr 1911Harry PerryElizabeth Perry was listed as a member of the household of Harry Perry in the 1911 census in High Street, Debenham, Suffolk, England. Other people in the household include Annie Marion Louise Perry and Winniefred Kathleen Doris Perry also in the household is Susannah Crows, Boarder, age 65 Widowed, born Winston.6
19 Jun 1921Harry PerryElizabeth Perry was listed as a member of the household of Harry Perry in the 1921 census in Chapel Row, Debenham, Suffolk, England. Other people in the household include Annie M L Perry and Winifred Kathrine Doris Perry.7

Occupation

DateOccupation
19 Jun 1921Home Duties7
Last Edited=17 Jan 2024

Citations

  1. [S12] General Record Office Indexes "Jun 1910 Bosmere 4a 1577."
  2. [S329] Private papers of Pauline Dye "unknown cd."
  3. [S331] Service Record of Harry Perry "unknown cd."
  4. [S229] Register Of Electors for Ipswich, 1938/39 "unknown cd."
  5. [S624] 1939 National Register for England & Wales (online image) "TXFM Gipping 209-1 Schedule 138."
  6. [S2] 1911 Census for England & Wales (online image) "Class: RG14; Piece: 10753; Schedule Number: 56."
  7. [S1321] 1921 Census for England & Wales (online image) "GBC_1921_RG15_09379_0225."

Annie Marion Louise Perry1,2

F, #3389, b. 27 Dec 1910
     Copyright © 1998- by Suzie Morley

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Father*Harry Perry1 b. between 3 Apr 1884 and 1 Apr 1886, d. circa 1951
Mother*Elizabeth Crane1 b. between 3 Apr 1885 and 1 Apr 1887, d. before 29 Sep 1939
     Annie Marion Louise Perry was born on 27 Dec 1910 in Debenham, Suffolk, England.2 She was the daughter of Harry Perry and Elizabeth Crane.1 Her birth was registered in the Mar 1911 quarter in the Bosmere registration district.3 On 1 Nov 1916, Annie Marion Louise Perry was living with Harry Perry at in 5 Chapel Row, Debenham, Suffolk, England. On 15 Oct 1938, Annie Marion Louise Perry was living with Harry Perry at in Gracechurch Street, Debenham, Suffolk, England.4 On 7 May 1945, Annie Marion Louise Perry was living with Harry Perry at in Gracechurch Street, Debenham, Suffolk, England.5

Child of Annie Marion Louise Perry

  • Pauline Elizabeth Perry7

Census

DateHead of HouseholdHousehold
2 Apr 1911Harry PerryAnnie Marion Louise Perry was listed as a member of the household of Harry Perry in the 1911 census in High Street, Debenham, Suffolk, England. Other people in the household include Elizabeth Perry and Winniefred Kathleen Doris Perry also in the household is Susannah Crows, Boarder, age 65 Widowed, born Winston.1
19 Jun 1921Harry PerryAnnie M L Perry was listed as a member of the household of Harry Perry in the 1921 census in Chapel Row, Debenham, Suffolk, England. Other people in the household include Elizabeth Perry and Winifred Kathrine Doris Perry.6
Last Edited=17 Jan 2024

Citations

  1. [S2] 1911 Census for England & Wales (online image) "Class: RG14; Piece: 10753; Schedule Number: 56."
  2. [S331] Service Record of Harry Perry "unknown cd."
  3. [S11] General Record Office Indexes "Mar 1911 Bosmere 4a 974."
  4. [S229] Register Of Electors for Ipswich, 1938/39 "unknown cd."
  5. [S228] Register Of Electors for Ipswich, May 1945 "unknown cd."
  6. [S1321] 1921 Census for England & Wales (online image) "GBC_1921_RG15_09379_0225."
  7. [S11] General Record Office Indexes "Dec 1933 Bosmere 4a 1301."

Winifred Kathrine Doris Perry1

F, #3390, b. 27 Dec 1910
     Copyright © 1998- by Suzie Morley

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Father*Harry Perry2 b. between 3 Apr 1884 and 1 Apr 1886, d. circa 1951
Mother*Elizabeth Crane2 b. between 3 Apr 1885 and 1 Apr 1887, d. before 29 Sep 1939
     Winifred Kathrine Doris Perry was born on 27 Dec 1910 in Debenham, Suffolk, England.1 She was the daughter of Harry Perry and Elizabeth Crane.2 Her birth was registered in the Mar 1911 quarter in the Bosmere registration district.3 On 1 Nov 1916, Winifred Kathrine Doris Perry was living with Harry Perry at in 5 Chapel Row, Debenham, Suffolk, England. On 15 Oct 1938, Winifred Kathrine Doris Perry was living with Harry Perry at in Gracechurch Street, Debenham, Suffolk, England.4

Census

DateHead of HouseholdHousehold
2 Apr 1911Harry PerryWinniefred Kathleen Doris Perry was listed as a member of the household of Harry Perry in the 1911 census in High Street, Debenham, Suffolk, England. Other people in the household include Elizabeth Perry and Annie Marion Louise Perry also in the household is Susannah Crows, Boarder, age 65 Widowed, born Winston.2
19 Jun 1921Harry PerryWinifred Kathrine Doris Perry was listed as a member of the household of Harry Perry in the 1921 census in Chapel Row, Debenham, Suffolk, England. Other people in the household include Elizabeth Perry and Annie M L Perry.5
Last Edited=17 Jan 2024

Citations

  1. [S331] Service Record of Harry Perry "unknown cd."
  2. [S2] 1911 Census for England & Wales (online image) "Class: RG14; Piece: 10753; Schedule Number: 56."
  3. [S11] General Record Office Indexes "Mar 1911 Bosmere 4a 974."
  4. [S229] Register Of Electors for Ipswich, 1938/39 "unknown cd."
  5. [S1321] 1921 Census for England & Wales (online image) "GBC_1921_RG15_09379_0225."