Updated 15 June 2015
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SIMPLIFIED FAMILY TREE
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Parents and Grandparents of Angela & Adrian
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Mother
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Melbourne, Belfast and South-East Scotland
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Clare Sproule (Aldous)
Mother's Mother |
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Amelia Stewart (Waugh)
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Isabella Waugh (Henderson) |
Amelia Henderson (Shanks and / or McGill)
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James Henderson
Belfast Merchant / newspaper proprietor / Presbyterian churchman
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Robert Waugh
Belfast / Melbourne Baker |
Robert Waugh
Farmer & land steward, the Park (Belfast)
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James Stewart
Founder Partner Malleson Stewart, top Melbourne Solicitors. Melbourne Mayor. |
May Stewart (Falconer)
Montrose |
Jean Falconer (Cooper)
St Cyrus
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John Falconer
Montrose Farmhand
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James Stewart
Brechin House painter |
Elizabeth Stewart (Hamilton)
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Elizabeth Hamilton (Brodie)* |
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Alexander Hamilton |
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James Stewart
Tollboth Church Parish, Edinburgh House painter
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Plymouth, Devon County Surgeon |
Elizabeth Haw Aldous (Seward) First wife
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Elizabeth Seward (Haw) |
Elizabeth Haw (Shaw)
Westminster
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William Haw
Westminster, then Oxford St (St Pancras), Carpenter, successful builder, London City of London Freeman
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Samuel Seward
Yeoman tenant farmer, miller & entrepreneur.
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Elizabeth Seward (Stevenson)
St Martin, Westminster at time of marriage
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Mary Stevenson ( )
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Thomas Stevenson Westminster, then Godalming (Surrey)
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Thomas Seward
Loxton, Sussex then Weston, Hampshire Yeoman tenant miller & farmer
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Hannah Seward (Lidbetter) Bramber (Sussex)
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John Seward the Elder Brewhurst farm & mill, Loxwood (Sussex) Yeoman tenant farmer & miller
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Alex Aldous
Portsmouth, Hampshire Grog merchant to Royal Navy
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Harriette Aldous (Poole) |
Sarah Poole (Strutt)
Second wife, Diss (Norfolk)
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Mary Strutt (Salmon)
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Alexander Strutt* Diss (Norfolk) Draper
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John Poole
Harleston & Mendham, Norfolk Mercer / Draper
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Robert Poole Gentleman Farmer of Fincham (Norfolk) 5xgrt presumptive
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Martha Wright of Saham Toney, Norfolk
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James Aldous
Harleston & Redenhall, Norfolk merchant / brewer / maltster / publican / farmer / long term church warden / leading local citizen ... "a pillar of civic society" |
Martha Aldous (Whiting)
Starston
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Mary Whiting (Munns / Hart)
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John Whiting** Starston Gentleman
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James Aldous
Starston , Harleston & Redenhall Wealthy merchant & church warden
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Catherine Aldous (Boar)
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James Aldous (aka Aldhowse)**
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Hampshire & Sussex (Seward), Norfolk & Suffolk (Aldous, Whiting, Poole)
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Co Tyrone (N Ireland), Peterborough (Ontario) (Joseph)
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Brig Jimmy Sproule
Doctor RAMC Hygiene Specialist
Mother's Father
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Mary Jane Sproule (Davis)
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Arthur Davis
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Robert Sproule (brothers)
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Co Tyrone "Gentleman", JP, squire & depressive drunk.
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(brothers) Joseph Sproule Peterborough Ontario Farmer
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Thomas Sproule
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Matilda Sproule (Robinson)
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Sarah Robinson (Harpur)
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Matilda Harpur (Mathewson)
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Martha Mathewson (Sproule)
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James Mathewson of Ardstraw
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John Harpur
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John Robinson
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Ann Robinson (Rea)
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Hugh Robinson
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British India - Madras Presidency
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Ethel Fletcher (Burton)
Father's Mother |
Mary Middlecoat (Locke)
A very sad person
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Charlotte Jane Sophia Nosky Locke (Jansen / Rehling)
Our "Danish Cougar" - 10 years' older than her 2nd hubbie Samuel Locke. bu Palamcottah, Madras.
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Johan Jansen
Denmark?
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Samuel Richard Locke
C-J's second husband Madras Presidency Indigo Planter, later Madras civil servant, magistrate & bankrupt bu in England
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Indiana Laura Locke (Shaw)
Second of 3 wives
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Margaret Shaw ( )
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John Shaw Madras
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Capt Thomas Locke
7th Reg Madras Native Infantry Long term army "invalid" - good at playing the system, but left 3rd wife Justa with nothing except children when he died in July 1850.
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Elizabeth Locke (Lang)
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Thomas Locke**
Soho, London & Taunton ** Back via Taunton through to Sir William Lock, Mercer, in the Parish of St Mary le Bow (Cheapside) in the days of Henry VIII.
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Lt Col Francis Middlecoat
Madras Native Infantry Not a nice person & also seems to have baan good at playing the system..
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Susanna Palmer Middlecoat (Hampton)
bu Norwood Cemetery, London
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Mary Hampton ( ? / Forster)
"Widow of Lt Forster" as yet untraced by us. Bu St Marys, St Thomas Mount, Madras
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Capt James Hampton Youngest son of Samuel & Margaret
Mary's second husband 7th Reg Madras Native Infantry Drowned, aged 36, in the "Lady Lushington" shipwreck.
John Palmer for a time "the richest East India merchant", married James' sister Mary Sarah and later helped James' widow and children financially after James' early death.
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Margaret Hampton (Hick)*
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Col Samuel Hampton*
Calcutta 10 house owner plus plus plus the will to end all wills. Foundation Officer, Bengal Native Infantry, first Commanding Officer (1782) of the rebuilt Fort William in Calcutta. Died Berhampore 1786.
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Capt George Middlecoat
No 13 of Nick's 15 children. Addiscombe & Madras Artillery (they were the bright ones). Died in Belgaum (India) of sunstroke aged only 42 after a distinguished army career.
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Ruth Middlecoat (Hambly)
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Ann Scott (Hennah / Hambly)*
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Richard Hambly* Tregony, Victualler
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Nicholas Middlecoat Jnr
Tregony, Cornwall - Inn Keeper, Entrepreneur, Bankrupt, Political Fixer, Convicted Electoral Briber, Political Writer & other things in his nearly 100 year life-span.
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Jane Middlecoat (Saunders)** and the Demountfryarts of 1600s Bodmin
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Nicholas Middlecoat Snr** Tregony Taylor
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Surgeon Lt Col John Adolphus Burton
Army surgeon / doctor Went to leading Madras school for Anglo Indian boys. Qualified as a doctor in Edinburgh. Indian (Army) Medical Service (IMS). |
Priscilla Burton (Webber)
bu St Thomas Mount, Madras
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Jane (aka Johana) Webber (Dosseyn)
bu Washermanpettah, Madras |
Gertruyda Henderina Dosseyn (Hoogland)
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Jan Dosseyn
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Henry Webber
Clerk (would have been denied an army role because of illegitimacy & mixed race) bu St Mary, Madras
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or so the latter stated at his very mature age baptism, and certainly not married to father.
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Maj-Gen Henry Webber
Madras Army & Braunton, Devon bu Braunton St Brannock
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Mary Webber (Incledon)** Braunton, Devon and the Incledon, Fane & Mildmay families. bu Braunton St Brannock.
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Philip Rogers Webber** Braunton, Devon and the Webber Pewterers of Barnstaple bu Braunton St Brannock
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Charles Benjamin Burton
Madras Presidancy EICo Writer / Clerk (would have been denied an army role because of mixed race) bu St Thomas Mount, Madras
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Susannah Burton ( / Habernack)
Madras, widow, not traced yet. "Native" (=non-English probably) & signed 1817 marriage record with 'X' bu St Mary, Madras
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Conductor John Adolphus Burton
Dublin labourer (from St Paul's Parish) - recruited on the streets of Dublin and shipped to Madras via Chatham to be Madras artillery Matross then accelerated up to Conductor then busted back to Gunner (reason unknown) before early death.
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John Adolphus Burton
Dublin St Mary
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Alice Burton (Hall)
First wife Dublin
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Barnard Castle, Brignall, York (Walmgate / Fishergate), Bubwith, Scarborough
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Frank Rex (Jimmy) Fletcher
Specialist Doctor RAMC & Folkestone
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Elizabeth Procter (Dobson)
Scarborough Milliner bu Manor Rd, Scarborough
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Elizabeth Dobson (Stringer)
Scarborough Milliner Bu Dean Rd, Scarborough
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Mary Stringer (Short)
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William Stringer
Scarborough Cordwainer
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Elizabeth Stringer (Irish)*
Bluntisham-cum-Earith, Huntingdon
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Edmund Stringer*
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Matthew Dobson
Scarborough Master Mariner No ancestors, & evaporated early without trace!
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Joseph Procter
Scarborough Self made wealthy Draper bu Manor Rd, Scarborough |
Elizabeth Procter (Ashton)
A York girl who was widowed and left in poverty in 1842, then much later married George Kettlewell of Haxby. Bu in Haxby.
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Sarah Ashton (Stubbins)
Bubwith, then York
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Saray Stubings (Heels)
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Joseph Stubings
Bubwith
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John Ashton
Bubwith, then York (Micklegate) Coachman, labourer
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Robert Procter
Barnard Castle, then Walmgate / Fishergate Bar, York Druggist who fell on hard economic times, died at only 48, and was buried in a public grave in York Cemetery.
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Mary Procter (Harrison)
First of 3 wives
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Joseph Procter
Barnard Castle Chemyst, Grocer & Tea Dealer, Sun Insurance Agent
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Elizabeth Procter (Hall)
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Robert Procter*
Brignall, Rokeby and Barnard Castle Farmer
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Yorkshire born & bred, then a much loved Folkestone institution with a broad Yorkshire accent. Organist, choir-master and music professor. |
Maria Fletcher (Dixon)
Bride at 14, mother of 15 or 16 children all of whom grew to adulthood. bu Manor Rd, Scarborough
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Susan Dixon (Sutcliffe) bu in Todmorden
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Elizabeth (Bettey) Sutcliffe ( )
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John Sutcliffe
W Yorkshire Cotton mill owner / operator
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William Dixon
Wadsworth, Land Mill, Brooksmeeting Mill then Heywood. W Yorkshire / Lancashire. Skilled cotton mill operator / shopkeeper / political pamphleteer bu in Todmorden
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Mary Dixon (Hepworth) bu in Todmorden
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William Dixon
Shitlington, bu in Todmorden
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William Dixon
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John Fletcher
Oxenhope, W Yorkshire Pulled himself free of a woolcomber family to train as a fitter & plumber, then moved to Scarborough (E Yorkshire) and set up an ironmonger's shop. bu Manor Rd, Scarborough
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Mary Fletcher (Rushworth) bu Haworth
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Sally Rushworth ( )
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Thomas Rushworth Far Oxenhope
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Thomas Fletcher
Coldwell, Shaw Lane, Oxenhope. Christened on Christmas Day 1799 in Haworth, and was "The Last Woolcomber in Coldwell" when he died aged 84 in 1883.
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Grace Fletcher ( )
ch Heptonstall?, M ?, bu Haworth Parents not yet located.
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Thomas Fletcher
Coldwell, Woolcomber ch & bu Haworth
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James Fletcher*
Coldwell, Woolcomber M with Banns in Bradford St Peter ch & bu Haworth
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Sarah Fletcher (Ratcliffe)* ch & bu Haworth
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West Yorkshire, then later Scarborough for John and Maria
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