Parochial Pedigrees compiled by Reverend John G Hale
Pages 90-99

Transcribed and contributed by John Hicks, Oct 2006
For further details see Notes
 
Copied with permission from Herts Archives and Local Studies (HALS), custodian of the original volumes on behalf of the Diocese of St Albans (doc ref: DP/107/29/10-12, microfilms 466 & 467)


   
90 George BERRY, son of John & Dinah BERRY
bapt.14 May 1820, bur.18 Mar 1862
marr.9 Oct 1841
Esther, dau of Edward & Fanny WILMOTT
bapt.20 Dec 1823, bur.13 May /1874

Mary Ann, bapt.14 Aug 1842, bur.26 Feb 1843

Edward, bapt.9 Feb 1845, bur.20 Jan 1859

Lydia, bapt.25 Dec 1847, marr. Charles WEST, in London

Henry John, bapt.1 Sep 1850, in London

Daniel George, bapt.6 Jun 1858, bur.17 Dec 1858
   
   
   
91 Grooms Row  The Terrace
William FARDELL, son of Thomas & Mary FARDLE [88]
born 14 Sep 1834, bapt.9 Nov 1834, died 21 Aug 1898
marr.20 Oct 1860
Lydia, dau of Wm. & Catharine HAGGER [85]
born 5 Aug 1829, bapt.25 Oct 1829

Frederick William, born 24 Aug 1861, bapt.23 Feb 1862, confirmed 10 Mar 1882

Emily, born 30 Dec 1862, bapt.22 Feb 1863, not confirmed 1879

Arthur, born 6 Feb 1864, bapt.29 May 1864, confirmed 3 Mar 1879

Walter John, born 21 Feb 1866, bapt.29 Apr 1866, confirmed 10 Mar 1882, marr. 22 Jul 1899 Clara Elizth. Shackleton EDWARDS at St Lukes Norwood, in London [242]

A Girl, born 12 Dec, not baptised, died 19 Dec

Annie Elizabeth, born 23 Mar 1870, bapt.26 May 1870, confirmed 4 Mar 1885
   
   
   
92 Thomas FARDELL, son of Thomas & Mary FARDELL [88]
born 29 Jun 1839, bapt.11 Aug 1839
marr.1 Apr 1871
Martha BRAND, widow of James BRAND [93]
daughter of William & Ann RAND, born 14 Apr 1836

John, born 20 Apr 1871, bapt.28 May 1871, died 1 Nov 1871, bur.7 Nov 1871

John, born 21 Feb 1874, bapt.31 May 1874

Arthur Thomas, born 24 May 1876, bapt.28 Jan 1877

George Francis, born 13 May 1880, bapt.1 Aug 1880
   
   
   
93 James BRAND, son of Wm. & Ann BRAND
born Aug 1835, bur.14 Jun 1866
marr.3 Nov 1855
Martha, dau of Wm. & Ann RAND or SMITH
born 14 Apr 1836.  Ann SMITH was deserted by her husband & then Cohabited with Wm. RAND [128]

Laura, born 26 Nov 1854, died 27 Mar 1855, bur.5 Apr 1855

Wilfred, born 6 Apr 1856, bapt.30 May 1856, died 9 Sep 1859, bur.16 Sep 1859

William Ernest, born 15 Jan 1858, bapt.4 Apr 1858

Henry Ernest, born 22 Oct 1859, bapt.4 Mar 1860, at Maidenhead, died 30 Aug 1895

Wilfred Henry James, born 6 Apr 1862, bapt.28 Sep 1862

Laura Matilda, born 6 May 1864, bapt.31 Jul 1864, bur.6 Sep 1865

Miriam Ann, born 15 Apr 1866, bapt.29 Jul 1866
   
   
   
94 William PEGRAM, son of George & Ruth PEGRAM
born 17 Feb 1806, bapt.5 Mar 1806, died 8 Nov 1876, bur.14 Nov 1876.  Church Clerk - was working at the Church - where the men were assembling for work at 6 ocl he died very suddenly.
marr.20 Jul 1829
Ann HOLLINGSWORTH, dau of John & Sarah HOLLINGSWORTH
born 24 Mar 1810, bapt.22 Apr 1810, died 1 Sep 1885, bur.5 Sep 1885
Sister of Wm. HOLLINGSWORTH [39] & Sarah LACEY [101]

Sarah, born 20 Jun 1831, bapt. at Kelshall, bur.14 Jul 1831

Ann, born 28 Nov 1832, bapt.25 Dec 1832, marr. at Sandon to Samuel CROUCH

George, born 23 Sep 1834, bapt.9 Nov 1834, marr. in London, in London

Sarah, born 26 Feb 1836, bapt.22 May 1836, In service, Mother of illegitimate child Susan, born 31 Mar 1856, bapt.1 Jun 1856

Susan, born 19 Nov 1837, bapt.24 Dec 1837, marr. in London

Lucy, born 21 Mar 1840, bapt.19 Jul 1840, marr.19 Apr 1862 Joseph WHARF, who died in a few months. Mother of illegitimate child Walter known as Walter WHARF, born 13 Jan 1862, bapt.30 Mar 1862 [304]

Emma, born 4 Apr 1842, bapt.11 Sep 1842, married in London

Jane, born 30 Aug 1845, bapt.14 Dec 1845, In service

Eliza, born 6 Jun 1849, bapt.25 Nov 1849, In service

William, born 4 Jun 1851, bapt.18 Jul 1851, A Soldier, returned 1876
   
   
   
95 Field Barns
James BLUNT, son of George & Sarah BLUNT
bapt.6 Aug 1836, bur.18 Aug 1870
marr.17 Mar 1861
Elizabeth Ann DELLAR, dau of Wm. DELLAR of Wimpole
born 1842

Caroline, born 23 Mar 1861

Laura Emily, born 25 Mar 1862, bapt.25 Sep 1864

King William, born 7 Nov 1863, bapt.25 Sep 1864

Elizabeth Ann, born 1 Jan 1866, bapt.27 Jun 1869

James John, born 18 May 1867, bapt.27 Jun 1869


George Archer (illegitimate), born 19 Aug 1873, bapt.20 Feb 1874
   
   
   
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Charles COOPER, son of James & Ann COOPER
born 29 Nov 1833 at Great Eversden, Cambridge, died 11 May 1900
marr.12 Jul 1862
Eliza or Elizabeth, dau of Danl. & Esther FARDLE
bapt.8 Nov 1835 (as Betsey), bur.26 Aug 1871.
This Couple lived together for some years before they were married in 1862.

Emily Matilda, bapt.6 Aug 1854, dau of Eliza FARDELL

Charles, born 22 Jun 1856, bapt.5 Oct 1856 as son of Elizabeth FARDELL, bur.29 Jun 1870

Stephen, born 13 Jun 1855, bapt.5 Oct 1856, as son of Elizabeth FARDELL [416]

Emily Mary Ann, born 3 Nov 1857, bapt.3 Jan 1858, as dau of Betsey FARDELL, marr. W. ROGERS

Arthur, bapt.1 Aug 1859, as son of Betsy FARDELL, bur.24 Aug 1859

George, bapt.27 Apr 1862, as son of Betsy FARDELL, bur.19 Sep 1865

Emily, born Oct 1860, bapt.30 Oct 1864, as dau of Charles & Elizabeth COOPER, marr. George TAYLOR

William, born 16 Jul 1864, bapt.30 Oct 1864, registered as Arthur

Elizabeth, born 11 Sep 1865, bapt.27 May 1866, registered as Fanny

Caroline, born 17 Feb 1867, bapt.30 Jun 1867, confirmed 10 Mar 1882

George, born 16 Jun 1868, bapt.15 Jun 1868, bur.27 Jul 1868

James, born 16 Jun 1868, bapt.15 Jun 1868, bur.5 Aug 1868

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97 Charles COOPER [96]
2nd marr.29 Nov 1874
Clara GILBEY, dau of Jesse GILBEY, born 1854

Charles, born 1 Dec 1874, bapt.24 Jan 1875, died 21 Feb 1875, bur.1 Mar 1875

Agnes Ada, born 6 Jan 1876, bapt.2 Apr 1876, in London 1891, confirmed in London

Nellie, born 22 Mar 1877, bapt.29 Apr 1877, in London 1891, confirmed in London

Frances Emma, born 26 May 1879, bapt.3 Aug 1879, confirmed 19 Apr 1894, marr.Jun 1903 Peter Buchanan THORNTON, at Hammersmith

Esther Alice, born 23 Jan 1882, bapt.27 Feb 1882, confirmed 29 Mar 1897, marr.4 Aug 1902 William HILLS [293]

Daisy Lily, born 28 May 1883, bapt.2 Sep 1883, died 1 Aug 1884, bur.4 Aug 1884

Edward George, born 9 Nov 1884, bapt.29 Dec 1884, confirmed 30 Mar 1903

A Boy, born 27 May 1886, which lived only 2 hours, unbaptised

Charles Henry, born 26 Jun 1887, bapt.8 Jan 1888, confirmed 30 Mar 1903

Edith Mary, born 30 Jul 1889, bapt.4 Oct 1889

Frederick Jesse, born 21 Sep 1892, bapt.16 Oct 1892

Clara Margaret, born 23 Dec 1895, bapt.30 Jan 1896
   
   
   
98 Thomas ANTHONY, son of John & Sarah ANTHONY
born 24 Jan 1838, bapt.25 Feb 1838
marr.4 Sep 1864
Louisa JONES, dau of George & Eliz. JONES
born 3 Nov 1839, bapt.  at Kelshall

George, born 14 Jun 1865, bapt.11 Oct 1865, bur.28 Oct 1865

William John, born 28 Jan 1867, bapt.24 Oct 1867, bur.2 Nov 1867

Emily, born 5 Oct 1868, bapt.29 Nov 1868, confirmed at Westmill 1885, marr.21 Dec 1901 John James DELLOW of Reed

Walter James, born 28 Apr 1871, bapt.16 Jul 1871, confirmed 1 Mar 1888

John William, born 3 Sep 1874, bapt.18 Oct 1874, confirmed 20 Mar 1891, enlisted Nov 1895, 10th Huzzars, in South Africa 1899
   
   
   
99 William MANNING, son of John & Mary MANNING (John was the son of Robert & Ann MANNING)
born 14 Jul 1778
marr.24 Dec 1798
Ann GROOM, dau of Thomas & Ann GROOM
born 8 May 1781, bapt.17 Jun 1781, died 24 Jan 1842, bur.29 Jan 1842

Sally, born 14 Dec 1799, bapt.5 Jan 1800, marr.21 Nov 1820 John LACEY, died in the Union 31 Mar 1885, bur.2 Apr 1885 [100]

Thomas, born 22 Sep 1801, bapt.9 Oct 1801, marr. in London Mary Ann TITCHMARSH, went to America & died abroad

John, born 11 May 1803, bapt.20 May 1803, in the Union, never married, bur.2 Feb 1882

Catharine, born 20 Apr 1805, bapt.2 Jun 1805, marr. in London John FULLER, widow at Whitechapel (1874)

William, born 28 Nov 1806, bapt.4 Jan 1807, went to India & buried at Calcutta, a Sailor

Mary Ann, born 28 Aug 1808, bapt.18 Sep 1808, marr. in London Henry BENNETT, widow in London (1874)

George, born 9 May 1810, bapt.17 Jun 1810, marr.1 Apr 1841 Mary Ann NOADES, dau of John NOADES at the Thrift, in America

Jane, born 25 Mar 1812, bapt.5 Jul 1812, marr. in London Percy LAMBERT*, died in London

Emma, born 2 Feb 1814, bapt.19 Feb 1814, died 28 Sep 1893, marr.20 Oct 1835 Thomas EDWARDS [135]

Henry, bapt.22 Nov 1815, bur.7 Dec 1815

Frederick, born 1 Dec 1816, bapt.6 Jan 1817, bur.31 Oct 1874, marr. Elizabeth BATES, who was bur.13 Jul 1861, 2nd marr. Sarah WELLS [136]

Julia, born 22 May 1819, bapt.8 jun 1819, marr.30 Nov 1843 James PEGRAM, at Mr PHILLIPS Brewery

Ann, born 30 Jan 1821, bapt.20 Apr 1821, marr.23 Sep 1841 Edward PRESTON, died 20 Feb 1890 [115]

[a newspaper cutting is attached to this page, copied as follows]
 

* From the 'Royston Crow', 24 Oct 1879

  
       With all the bustle and high pressure of railway life and work, there is perhaps associated too much the idea of a mere mechanical arrangement, for the public to recognise the immense force of discipline which is daily brought to bear upon the character and duties of the more responsible of railway servants, to whose steadiness, intelligence, and resource is entrusted in so large a degree the safety of the public.  It is only when an emergency brings out the value of such discipline, that the general public realise how much they owe to its exercise, and that the truest heroism is compatible with a humble calling.  The following bit of railway biography is a case in point.
     The London and North-Western Railway Company have in their employ a guard - Mr. Piercy Lambert by name - who has been in their employ for more than forty years, and whose career illustrates what may be called the romance of railway work.  So long ago as 1838 Mr. Lambert entered the company's service in the humble capacity of porter.  From this position he was speedily promoted to that of ticket collector, and in 1839 he became a passenger guard.  From that time up to the present Mr. Lambert has rendered yeoman's service both to his employers and to the public.  His work has happily not been without recognition.  As long ago as 1848 Mr. Lambert received a pecuniary reward and the unusual honour of a formal vote of thanks from the board of directors for his services in connection with a strike of engine drivers.  In 1852 he was the hero of a still more remarkable adventure.  Whilst in charge of one of the expresses between London and Manchester, his attention was drawn by a signal to the fact that something was wrong in one of the carriages at a point between Rugby and Boxmoor.  The guards had at that time to ride on top of the carriages, and though the train was travelling at a great speed at the moment Lambert clambered from carriage to carriage, at the imminent risk of his neck, till the engine driver was reached, and by that means the train was stopped at Watford.  There it was discovered that a lady, travelling with her maid, was ill, her indisposition resulting in the safe birth of a child.  The guard's gallantry was very properly acknowledged by the lady's husband.  In the same year Lambert was allowed to receive a special reward from the friends of a lady whom he protected from the assault of a ruffian, who was subsequently committed to Northampton assizes.  In 1849 Mr. Lambert took a prominent part in the formation of the Railway Guards Universal Friendly Society.  In 1864 he again proved himself a friend in need, on the occasion of a lady passenger being taken suddenly and dangerously ill, and received a silver railway whistle from a grateful husband in recognition of his attentions.  This numeration does not exhaust the list of testimonials.  The public will read with interest that Mr. Lambert has "worked" one of the expresses between Euston and Manchester for 27 years, during which period he has travelled upwards of two million miles, and has looked after the safety of thousands of passengers, of whom only one has been in the slightest injured.  Mr. Lambert still "works" one of the London expresses, and is, it is pleasant to learn, almost as brisk as ever.
     It may interest readers to know that Mr. Lambert (an admirable likeness of whom recently appeared in the British Workman), married the daughter of the late Mr. William Manning, of Therfield, and that his second wife was sister of Mr. Draper, of Royston.		  
 

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