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14501

William SIMONS, 25, bachelor, labourer of Thorp le Soken, father James Simons, labourer. Lucy GARNHAM, 22, spinster of Thorp le Soken, father Homan Garnham, labourer, after banns. Both signed. Witnesses George Garnham, Charlotte Goodchild both marked.

Family: William SIMONS / Lucy GARNHAM (F230)

14502

William Singleton and Sarah Bundock both of this parish by banns, sign/her mark. Daniel Jacob (sign), James Dixon (sign) witnesses.

Family: William SHINGLESTONE / Sarah BUNDOCK (F847)

14503

William Solley full bachelor plasterer of Ramsgate father William Solley plasterer and Charlotte Minter full spinster servant of Ramsgate father Thomas Minter farmer, after banns, sign/sign. Henry Stevens (sign), J W Cull (sign) witnesses. The latter is witness at other marriages.

Family: William SOLLY / Charlotte Hodgeman Minter (F39)

14504

William START bachelor and Harriet PEACHY spinster, both of this parish, by banns.

Family: William START / Harriet PEACHEY (F946)

14505

William Tong of the parish of Haverhill single man and Sarah Minter of this parish spinster. Witnesses Francis Brooke and Francis Wright.

Family: William TONG / Sarah Minter (F2)

14506

William Tyler bachelor of this parish; Elizabeth Minter spinster of this parish, by banns. Both marked. Witnesses George Wilby, Rachel Garnham.

Family: William TYLER / Elizabeth Minter (F6)

14507

William was a partner in Storie & Co, a joinery company of Red Hill, Queensland.

Australian Electoral Roll, 1903 for Paddington, Brisbane, Queensland includes:
William Minter, Kennedy Terrace, clerk
Grace Minter, Kennedy Terrace, domestic duties

Australian Electoral Roll, 1905 for Paddington, Brisbane, Queensland includes:
William Minter, Confederate Street, clerk
Grace Minter, Confederate Street, domestic duties.
William's brother John Henry is listed on the same page.

Australian Electoral Roll, 1908 for Windsor, Oxley, Queensland includes:
William Minter, Olney Street, Wilston, accountant
Grace Minter, Olney Street, Wilston, home duties.

Australian Electoral Roll, 1913 for Windor, Lilley, Queensland includes:
William Minter, Olney Street, Wilston, sawmill manager
Grace Minter, Olney Street, Wilston, home duties.

Australian Electoral Roll, 1919 for Windor, Lilley, Queensland includes:
William Minter, Olney Street, Wilston, sawmill manager
Grace Minter, Olney Street, Wilston, home duties.

Australian Electoral Roll, 1925 for Enoggera, Lilley, Queensland includes:
William Minter, Wilgra, Montpelier Street, Wilston, sawmill manager
Grace Minter, Wilgra, Montpelier Street, Wilston, home duties
Grace Irene Mary Minter, Wilgra, Montpelier Street, Wilston, milliner.

Australian Electoral Roll, 1936 for Enoggera, Lilley, Queensland includes:
William Minter, Hartland's, McCallum Road, Enoggera, joinery manufacturer.

Australian Electoral Roll, 1937 for Enoggera, Lilley, Queensland includes:
William Minter, Hartland's, South Pine Road, Enoggera, joinery manufacturer.

Australian Electoral Roll, 1943 for Enoggera, Lilley, Queensland includes:
William Minter, Hartland's, South Pine Road, Enoggera, joinery manufacturer.

Minter, William (I5)

14508

William was adopted by Henry and Mary in 1886.

1920 US census: in Long Beach, California (apparently next door to William's father and mother), William (33), Amelia (28), son William (5) and Amelia's father Edwin D RAND (74).

Minter, William Stephen (I252)

14509

William was an adopted son (see his father's Notes).

HUNSLEY, William W (I407)

14510

William was baptised as the son of Thomas (husbandman) and Edith WILKIE of Masham. The Proudfoot Family Tree at ancestry. com identifies this couple as Thomas Young WILKIE, 1790 - 1841 and his wife Edith nee GRAHAM, 1792 - 1825, who married in Masham on 29 November 1814. The tree does not give Thomas Young Wilkie's parents. As of May 2026, I haven't traced the Wilkie family any further back.

1841 census: possibly the William WILKEY (sic), a 20 year-old male servant, born in Yorkshire and living Market Place, Guisborough, Yorks. Apparently living with two other 20 year-olds, William HODGSON and Mary WOOD.

When William married in 1841 his surname was recorded as WILKEY and he signed as such. This surname appeared in the birth registrations of some of William's children

1851 census: in Elvet, Durham (all WILKIE), William (head, widower, 33, coachman, born Masham, Yorkshire), Margaret (daughter, 8, scholar, born Guisbrough, Yorkshire), Thomas (son, 7, scholar, born Guisbrough, Yorkshire) and William (son, 2, scholar, born Durham, Durham). Also Margaret MUDD (unmarried, 27, housekeeper, born Masham, Yorkshire) and a visitor, William PEARSON (unmarried, 29, groom, born Rushford, Durham).

1861 census: at 3 Old Elvet, St Oswald, Durham (all WILKIE), William (head, 43, omnibus driver, born Masham, Yorkshire), Margaret (wife, 31, born Lumley, Durham), Thomas (son, 17, apprentice butcher, born Durham, Durham), William (son, 12, scholar, born Durham, Durham), Jane (daughter, 8, scholar, born Durham, Durham), James (son, 7, scholar, born Durham, Durham), Robert (son, 4, scholar, born Durham, Durham) and Joseph (son, 9 months, born Durham, Durham).

1871 census: at 57 Old Elvet, Elvet, Durham (all WILKIE), William (head, widower, 53, cab proprieter, born Masham, Yorkshire), Margaret A---- (daughter, unmarried, 28, housekeeper, born Guisbro, Yorks), William (son, 22, cabinet maker, born Durham), Jane E (daughter, 18, scholar, born Durham), Robert C (son, 14, pupil teacher, born Durham), Joseph H (son, 10, scholar, born Durham) and Edith (daughter, 8, scholar, born Durham)..

1881 census: at 57 Old Elvet, Durham (all WILKIE), William (head, widower, 63, cab proprieter, born Masham, Yorkshire), Margaret A (daughter, 38, dressmaker, born Guisbro, Yorks), Joseph Henry (son, 18, born Durham, Durham), Edith (daughter, 18, born Durham, Durham) and Mar Ann (granddaughter, 14, born Durham, Durham). Also Charles A W STAFFORD (grandson, 9, scholar, born Durham, Durham).

1891 census: at 1 Ellis Leazes, St Giles, Durham, William WILKIE widower, 73, cabman, born Masham, Yorkshire) was with his son-in-law Charles E STAFFORD (49) who was married to William's daughter Margaret A (48), and their son Charles A W STAFFORD. Also there was William's daughter Edith (single, 28) and Annie P STAFFORD, described as Charle E STaffor'd niece.

William died in 1899.

WILKIE, William (I4820)

14511

William was baptised as William Bennet Minter son of Thomas and Sarah Minter, Ardleigh, labourer and buried in Ardleigh as William Bennet Minter, aged 10.

Minter, William Bennet (I9)

14512

William was living at home in 1841 and 1851. No trace of him can be found in 1861 or 1871.

1881 census: at 71 Bloomfield Road, Mile End Old Town, London, William (47, customs waterman) and Mary (44).

In 1891: living with his widowed mother in High Street, Sandwich, William (59, retired cutoms officer) and Mary J (54).

Appeared in Kelly's Directory for Kent, 1895 and 1899 as William Minter, High Street, Sandwich.

Appeared in the Deal, Walmer and Sandwich Directory, 1898 as William Minter, High Street, Sandwich.

1901 census: still in High Street, Sandwich St Clements, William (69, retired customs officer) and Mary J (65).

1911 census: at 3 Station Road, Minster, Thanet, Kent (4 rooms), Mary Jane (head, 75, widow, no occupation, born Margate, Kent) and Catherine LOWE (companion, 44, single, born Ramsgate, Kent).
Form signed Mary Jane Minter.

Minter, William (I212)

14513

William was living with his parents in 1871 but has not been found in the 1881 census. He married in Sydney, NSW in 1883.
In January 2015 Alan Buttenshaw writes as follows:
I did some searching today for possible arrivals of William Minter during the period 1871 to 1883.

During the years from 1854 on, many immigrants (both Assisted and Unassisted), often arrived at Melbourne or Brisbane initially (partly because of Gold Rushes I guess and partly because of the growing settlements in these places as a result of earlier gold rushes). Many would then come on to Sydney - often as steerage - in one of the local coastal vessels ie if they could not find work or if that was their original intention.

I could not find any William or W Minter arrivals in Sydney direct from the UK in this period, nor in Melbourne as Unassisted. However, I did find a possible arrival in Brisbane on 25 Sep 1874 by the "Zoroaster" from London dep 3rd Jun 1874 of a William Minter aged 18. The age of 18 fits! (ie within 1 year of his dob in 1857 - he would have been in his 18th year based on dob of 30 Jan 1857). A few months later in the same year there is an arrival in Sydney from Brisbane of a William Minter as a steerage passenger arriving Sydney 30th Nov 1874 by the "Civility"
None of the other possible Minter arrivals for the period 1871 to 1883 seem to fit and after 30 years doing similar searches, I think the Brisbane arrival is a distinct possibility."
The above is supported by passenger lists which Alan Buttenshaw has found and sent to me.

May 2009, from Geoff Minter:
I have their marriage certificate shows that he and his wife Sarah Buttenshaw (originally Buttensha) were tenant farmers at Gleedswood (now Gledswood) which is now an historic winery. http://www.gledswood.com.au/. I told their historian who showed a total lack of interest in the story.

A descendent Buttenshaw became a minister (for Roads) in the NSW State government.

William and Sarah were married in an historic Sydney Church that burnt down a few years ago - it is currently being rebuilt.

January 2015 - from Alan Buttenshaw:
"I have been researching the Buttenshaw family in Australia and UK for about 30 years now and Sarah Minter nee Buttenshaw listed on your web page was my g-grandfather's younger sister. Some years ago I located her grave at St Thomas' C of E Enfeild (Sydney) and also her eldest unmaried son, Arthur Edward who is buried alongside as Minter even tho he was born as Buttenshaw to Sarah unmarried at the time.
I have not been able to find a death record for her husband, William Minter and I am wondering if in your research and discussions with any contacts, you can shed any light on his demise? (I have never been able to get in touch with any desendants of William & Sarah).
William appears in the Sands Directory up until 1898 living at Concord, thereafter it only lists his wife Sarah. William had been working in the nearby gas works as a boiler fireman, so it is possible he contacted TB or consumption as many of that time and ended up in a Sanitorium (and his death was never officially recorded). It is possible he left the marriage but checks of deaths in Queensland and Victoria have not revealed anything. I also checked out variants such as Winter but to no avail.
Any info or details of living descendants you can provide will be much appreciated."

January 2015. Further research by Alan Buttenshaw makes it clear that William Minter deserted his family and went off probably in search of riches in the goldfields of Western Australia. William probably left around 1897 and in 1899 his wife Sarah went to the authorities to see if they could help. As a result the following appeared in the New South Wales Police Gazette on 26 April 1899:
"Deserting Wives and Families, Service, &c.
Newtown - A warrant has been issued by the Newtown Bench for the arrest of William Minter, charged with child desertion. He is 43 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, stout build, fresh complexion, red moustache, brown hair, has a ring tattooed on one finger of left hand, bracelet on wrist, anchor on one arm; a labourer. Was heard of eleven months ago from East Mount Margaret, Murchison, West Australia. Now said to be working on the Midland Junction Railway works near Perth."
This clearly had no effect and Sarah soldiered on, bringing up her children while working as a laundress. In 1915, about six months before Sarah died, another item appeared in the NSW Police Gazette of 7 July:
"Burwood - A warrant has been issued by the Burwood Bench for the arrest of William Minter, charged with wife desertion. He is 59 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, stout build, fresh complexion, brown hair, reddish beard and moustache, a bracelet tattooed on one wrist, and a ring tattooed on one finger. Said to be working at the gold mines at Sandstones, Western Australia. Complainant, Sarah Minter, St Elmo, Kembla-street, Enfield."

Efforts to establish exactly where William went and when he died have led to the discovery of several Electoral Roll entries which might refer to William. Unfortunately they could equally refer to another Minter who was in Western Australia at about the same time (Henry William Minter, born 1865, of the North Suffolk group). For what they are worth, the Electoral Roll entries are as follows:

1931 for Beverley, Swan, Western Australia, William Minter, Exchange Hotel, Pingelly, manager
1931 for Guildford, Swan, Western Australia, William Minter, 57 Scadden Street, Bassendean [no occupation shown]
1925 for Kalgoorlie, Western Australia, William Minter, 20 Brookman Street, prospector
1916 for Kalgoorlie, Western Australia, William Minter, 7 Porter Street, miner
1916 for Mount Magnet, Dampier, Western Australia, William Minter, Youanini, miner
1910 for Mount Magnet, Coolgardie, Western Australia, William Minter, Black Range, miner
1910 for Brown Hill, Kalgoorlie, Western Australia, William Minter, Oroya Brown Hill Lease 1272, carter
1906 for Brown Hill, Kalgoorlie, Western Australia, William Minter, Brown Hill Proprietary, labourer
1903 for Brown Hill, Kalgoorlie, Western Australia, William Minter, Brown Hill Proprietary, labourer

February 2015: Alan Buttenshaw writes:
"Regarding the 2 Williams, having read the details and Notes for Henry William Minter [of the North Suffolk Minters], it seems that he died elsewhere and did not marry until 1933, so I guess that Sarah's husband, William is most likely the one who died 1933 - Registered Perth #1923. He was no doubt the one recorded in the Electoral Rolls (1925 I recall) as living in the "Claremont" Old Men's Home - west of Perth near Fremantle."
I agree with Alan and am adopting 1933, Perth as the date and place of this William Minter's death.

Minter, William (I85)

14514

William was living with his parents in 1910 so must have married after that. According to "Mom's side4 (added marion gedcom) " William and Alice had two sons before William died, William Harris POPE (1913 - 1968) and James Willis POPE MD (1915 - 1973).

In 1920 Alice and the two boys were with her brother Kenneth.

POPE, William Harris (I5119)

14515

William was Mary's illegitimate son.

Minter, William (I373)

14516

William was probably married and widowed before he met Emily - the 1871 census shows, at 29 Scotland Street, Sheffield, William (32, grocer & joiner, born Mosborough, Derbyshire), Ann (29, born Attercliffe) and Wm Hy (6, born Sheffield). An Ann Hodgson's death at 31 was registered in Q1 1874 at Sheffield (9c/249). William married Emily in 1876.

1881 census: at 3 back Macro Street, Brightside Bierlow, Sheffield, William HODSON (sic) (39, joiner), Emily (26), Ruth (5), John (3) and an infant of 3 days.

1891 census: at 2H 1 Ct Macro Street, Brightside Bierlow, Sheffield, William HODGSON (52, carpenter), Emily (35), John (12, scholar), Harriet (10, scholar), George (7, scholar), Elizabeth (5, scholar), Willis Naboth (2) and Hilda (3 months). Also William's brother Mark (single, 50, hawker, born born Mosborough, Derbyshire).

1901 census: at Ryebank 10, Brightside Bierlow, Sheffield, William HODGSON (60, joiner & undertaker), Emily (43), Ruth (24), John Calverly (22, warehouse porter), Harriett (20, clerk (merchant)), George Glendall (?) (17, joiners (improver)), Elizabeth Ann (15, servant (domestic)), Willis Naboth (12), Hilda Sarah (10) and Alfred (4).

1911 census: at 69 Walkley Lane, Sheffield (5 rooms), (all HODGSON) Emily (head, 54, widow, married 35 years, 9 children, 8 still alive, private means, born Eccleshall Bierlow, Sheffield), Hilda (daughter, 20, single, soap canvasser, born Pitsmoor, Sheffield) and Alfred (son, 14, assistant canvasser, born Pitsmoor, Sheffield).

HODGSON, William (I1298)

14517

William WENDLOCK of Boxted & Mary Minter otp spinster, by banns. Both marked. Witnesses James Blyth, Ann Wendlock.

Family: William WENLOCK / Mary Minter (F98)

14518

William Wheway, bachelor of this parish and Susannah Farndon, widow of this parish, by banns. William signed, Susannah marked. Witnesses J P Sidwell, Ann Sidwell.

Family: William WHEWAY / Susannah DEWISS (F1146)

14519

William Wheway, full age, bachelor labourer of Bond End, father William Wheway, stockinweaver. Ann Keen, full age, spinster of Bond End, father William Keen, stockingweaver. Both marked. Witnesses Joseph C Carter(?), Jane Bates(?).

Family: William WHEWAY / Ann KEEN (F1151)

14520

William Wilby of this parish bachelor and Hannah Munson of this parish spinster, by banns. Both marked. Witnesses John Neverd & Elizabeth Neverd both marked.

Family: William WILBY / Hannah MUNSON (F1066)

14521

William X Worley bac otp m. Mary X Weedon sp otp. Witnesses: Wootton Clark, Benjamin Buckmaster

Family: William WORLEY / Mary WEEDON (F89)

14522

William's baptism at Fritton on 24 January 1807 has been confirmed by Vivien Teasdale. The IGI shows a second entry for a William son of William Minter and Meditation Brown, on 24 Jan 1808 at St Srephen (sic, presumably Stephen), Norwich, Norfolk: it's not clear what this means.

1841 census: at Lower Stoke, Stoke Holy Cross, Norfolk, William (30, mustard maker journeyman), Elizabeth (25), Sarah (4) and Elizabeth (11 weeks).

1851 census: at Upper Stoke, Humbleyard & Henstead, Norfolk, William (42), wagoner to mustard starch and flour manufactory, Elizabeth (35), Sarah (14), Elizabeth (10), Mary Ann (7) and William (5).

1861 census: in Stoke Holy Cross, William (53), carman, Elizabeth (45), Sarah (24) and William (15). Daughter Mary Ann (18) was in service as a nurse maid at 22 The Walk, Market Place, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich. Daughter Elizabeth (20) was a housemaid in Golden Dog Lane, St Saviour, Norwich.

1871 census: a record for Elisabeth WINTER (57), nurse, widow, in Palace Street, Norwich probably refers to Elizabeth (William had died in 1868).

1881 census: Elizabeth (65), still a nurse, was living in Cambridge Street, Norwich with John and Rachel BELLAMY and their two children.

1891 census: Elizabeth (76), now retired from nursing, was living at 47 Esdelle Street, Norwich with her grandson William (23, carpenter) and his wife Rosa (19), born Wreningham).

Minter, William (I109)

14523

William's baptism hasn't been found. His existence in inferred from the burial in Kirton on 11 Feb 1829 of William son of Richard Hunsley, aged 23.

HUNSLEY, William (I1355)

14524

William's birth certificate gives his mother's name as Hannah Eliza HALL formerly EDWARDS and his father's occupation as Journeyman Cabinet Maker.

1891 census: at 60 Gifford Street, St Leonard Shoreditch, London (all HALL), William G (35, cabinet maker, born Shoreditch), Ellen S (32, born Colchester), Harry F (8, born Shoreditch), Louisa E (6, born Enfield, Middlesex) and Ellen J (?, born Shoreditch). At the same address were Ellen's parents.

1901 census: at 60 Gifford Street, St Leonard Shoreditch, London (all HALL), William G (45, shop fitter, born Shoreditch), Ellen (42, born Colchester), Louisa (16, milliner, born Enfield, Middlesex), Nellie (11, born Shoreditch), Julia (8, born Shoreditch) and Jenny (5, born Shoreditch). Son Harry, 18, had enlisted in the Queen's Bays Cavalry at age 15 to fight in the Boer Wars and was in South Africa.

1911 census: at 53 De Beauvoir Road, Kingsland, London N (4 rooms) (all HALL), William (55, cabinet maker, born St Leonard's Shoreditch), Ellen (50, married 29 years, 5 children all living, born Colchester), Harry (28, single, ex soldier, born St Leonard's Shoreditch), Louie (26, single, milliner childrens, born Enfield, Middlesex), Nellie (21, single, dressmaker, born St Leonard's Shoreditch), Ida (19, single, ladies milliner, born St Leonard's Shoreditch) and Jinny (16, single, pen maker, born St Leonard's Shoreditch).

Janet Webb writes, September 2013: William's four daughters never married and lived in various places until the last one, Ida, came to Leamington to live with my parents before going into a Care Home where she died in the 1970s [actually 1987].

HALL, William George (I6)

14525

William's birth date is taken from a record on the IGI which says 'About 1643 of Eye, Suffolk'. There is however a second IGI record on which the year is 1637.

The following research came in an email from Dick Moore in April 2015:
" [The following] throws a little more light on William Minter dying in 1690 (wish I could find his burial).
Chancery Proceedings C6/265/43 details a Complaint by Willm & John E(a)stoll against Willm & Elizabeth Minter for want of a Release to a Bond which Willm Eastoll signed because he'd put Elizabeth in the family way and refused to do the decent thing.
There is the actual complaint and two answers in the bundle one of which is from Elizabeth Minter who states in the text that
"neither is she Executrix or Adminstratrix to her said Father or Mother whom are lately both dead".
The Complaint is dated 12th February 1689/90 and Elizabeth's Answer dated January 1690/91.
The illegitimate child is recorded in Hoxne Parish Records
being baptised 17th April 1688 as ABIGAIL ESTOW MINTER dau
of MARY MINTER and WM ESTOW. (On this basis Mary should read Elizabeth). Anyway Abigail seems to have been buried also in Hoxne Parish 5th February 1701/2 as ABIGAIL MINTER.
Elizabeth as Elizabeth Ward (don't know when they married)
is buried in Eye (from Hoxne) 3 July 1698 (Parish Record)
3rd June 1698 (Ancestry)."

Minter, William (I415)

14526

William's birth details come from a Public Tree at ancestry.com. The burial of William Gordon, aged 49 of Stour Street, which is recorded in the non-conformist register (at ancestry.com) of Wycliffe Congregational Church, Tower Hamlets, London, is assumed to relate to this William Gordon.

GORDON, William (I510)

14527

William's birth seems to have been registered twice, in 1859 and then in 1860. The enhanced GRO index shows mother's maiden name MALLOWS both times.

1891 census: at 52 Wingfield Road, St Clement, Norwich, William (30, tailor), Esther (28), Esther Maria (8, scholar), Nellie (6, scholar), Blanch (3, scholar) and William Henry (1 month)

1901 census: at 83 Freemantle Road, West Ham, London, William (40, tailor's cutter), Esther (37), Esther (18, mantle maker), Nellie (16, mantle maker), Blanche (13), William (10), Charlie (8), Sidney (6), Ethel (5) and Bertie (4).

1911 census: at 12 Birchdale Road, Forest Gate, Essex (6 rooms), William (head, 50, married, tailor, worker, born Norwich, Norfolk), Esther (wife, 48, married 29 years, 8 children all living, born Walworth, London), Nellie (daughter, 25, single, tailoress, worker, born Norwich, Norfolk), Blanche (daughter, 23, single, tailoress, worker, born Norwich, Norfolk), William (son, 20, drapers assistance, worker, born Norwich, Norfolk), Sidney (son, 17, single, tailor's clerk, worker, born Norwich, Norfolk), Ethel (daughter, 15, born Norwich, Norfolk) and Bertie (son, 14, school, born Norwich, Norfolk).
Form signed William Minter.

1921 census: at 12 Birchdale Road, Forest Gate, East Ham, Essex, William MINTER (head, 60y 8m, married, born Norwich, Norfolk, foreman tailor with F W Harmer & Co, 126-127 Wood Street, City), Esther MINTER (wife, 57y 3m, married, born London), Nellie MINTER (daughter, 36y 10m, single, born Norwich, Norfolk, tailoress with Rawlinson, Forest Gate, E7), Peggy MINTER* (daughter, 5y 1m, mother dead, born Forest Gate, London, whole time school), Davis MATHAIS (sic) (son in law, 28, married, born Stepney, London, clerk in the Civil Service (Telephone Dept, Dean Street, London W)) and Ethel MATHAIS (daughter, 26y 11m, married, born Norwich, Norfolk).
* Peggy was probably William's granddaughter, daughter of son William, whose first wife died in 1916.

England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations),1861-1941 (at Ancestry.co.uk, Nov 2010):
MINTER William of 12 Birchdale-road Forest Gate Essex died 17 August 1923 at Brentwood, Essex Probate London 18 September 1923 to Nellie Minter spinster. Effects £252 10s.

Minter, William (I527)

14528

William's death certificate gives: born 16 Feb 1902, Dover, Kent, retired electrical fitter (Electricity Board), 10 Hamilton Road, Dover, causes of death carcinomatosis and carcinoma bronchus, informant William Norman Pittock, son, 30 Cherry Tree Avenue, Dover

PITTOCK, William George (I1996)

14529

William's death was suicide caused by carbon monoxide poisoning in the forest in Patrick Springs.

GUTHRIE, William Howard Jr. (I9605)

14530

William's name was transcribed as RYLE.

Family: William RILEY / Ann JENNINGS (F775)

14531

William's surname is shown as HYMARD in the BMD index. The enhanced index is under HYNARD; it shows no mother's maiden name.

1861 census: William HYNARD, aged 9 months*, appeared with his father Henry (36, born Raydon, Suffolk), mother Mary (33, born Wenham, Suffolk) and several siblings in Lower Street, Layham, Suffolk.
* William's birth wasn't registered until Q1 1862!

1871 census: William HYNARD, aged 10, an agricultural labourer (!), appeared with his father Henry (48, born Raydon, Suffolk), mother Mary (44, born Wenham, Suffolk) and several siblings in Overbury Hall Road, Layham, Suffolk.

1881 census: William HYNARD, aged 20, an agricultural labourer, appeared with his father Henry (56, born Wenham, Suffolk), mother Mary (52, born Wenham, Suffolk) and several siblings in Lower Street, Layham, Suffolk.

1891 census: not found.

1901 census: in George Street, Hadleigh, Suffolk (all HYNARD), William (head, 38, shepherd, born Layham, Suffolk), Elizabeth (wife, 28, born Hadleigh, Suffolk), William (son, 9, born Hadleigh, Suffolk), Emily (daughter, 7, born Hadleigh, Suffolk) and Harry (son, 2, born Hadleigh, Suffolk).

1911 census: at 110 Benton Street, Hadleigh, Suffolk (3 rooms) (all HYNARD), William (head, 49, married 20 years, 3 children, 2 living 1 dead, farm labourer, born Layham, Suffolk), William (son, 19, single, farm labourer, born Hadleigh, Suffolk) and Emily (daughter, 16, born Hadleigh, Suffolk).
William's wife was living with Henry "Harry" MINTER as his wife.

1921 census: William not found; his wife was still living with.enry "Harry" MINTER.

William's death was probably that registered as William G HYNARD, age 66 in Q1 1927, leaving his wife free to marry Henry "Harry" MInter in 1928.

HYNARD, William (I851)

14532

William, a machinist, and Ann had their children Frederick, Annie and Nellie christened on the same day in 1898, whilst they lived at 5 Oval Chambers.

1901 census: at 5 Oval Chambers, Kennington, Lambeth, London (all BLOSS, only initials given), F W (head, 31, wood machinist, born Camberwell), A (wife, 29, born Lambeth), F W (son, 6, born Rotherhithe), A P (daughter, 4, born Lambeth) and N E (daughter, 4, born Lambeth).

1911 census: not found. I can't find any trace of Frederick or Ann after the 1901 census.

BLOSS, Frederick William (I1760)

14533

William, farmer, was the Churchwarden of Thelveton Church, 1777 - 1794. Richard was his second son.
From the National Archives, March 2012 - probably refers to this William Minter:
Lease FB 128/L1/2 6 December 1765
Contents:
Edward Frere of Thwaite, Esq., Sheppard Frere of Bacton, Esq., Samuel Newstead of Oakley, farmer, and Thomas Newstead, his son, Robert Jacob of Woodbridge, Thomas Dade of Sturston, farmer and William Minter of Thelveton, Norfolk, farmer, feoffees, to Nathaniel Corbold of Yaxley, farmer; croft in Yaxley containing by estimation one acre adjoining the Guildhall; close called Turners and Reads in Yaxley containing by estimation one acre three roods; meadow called Town Meadow in Little Thornham containing by estimation one acre one rood; close in Thrandeston containing by estimation seven acres; close called Earlisford Close in Mellis containing by estimation four and a half acres; also meadow at south end of aforesaid close containing by estimation one and a half acres; meadow called Cock Meadow in Yaxley containing by estimation one acre and one rood; also two messuages or tenements, one in Mellis and the other in Yaxley for 21 years.

Lease and release FB 128/L1/3 20 & 21 July 1777
Contents:
Sheppard Frere of Roydon, Norfolk, Esq., Robert Jacob of Woodbridge, shopkeeper, and William Minter, hereto of Yaxley and now of Thelverton, Norfolk, farmer, surviving feoffees to John Frere of Bedford Row, Middlesex, Esq., Thomas Mott (late called Thomas Vertue) of Palgrave, Esq., Robert John Buxton of Rushford, Norfolk, Esq., Leonard Moss of the City of London, Esq., The Rev. Seymour Leeke of Yaxley, the Rev. John Gibbs of Occold, Daniel Thrip of Yaxley, gent., William Thrip of same place, singleman, his son, Thomas Fulcher of same place, farmer, Gilbert Cock of same place, farmer, Thomas Dade of Thetford, Norfolk, merchant, Charles Simpson of Diss, Norfolk, beerbrewer, William Woolley Simpson of Wortham, gent., John Manning of Eye, gent., Thomas Bloss of Alburgh, Norfolk, gent., John Rose of Eye, surgeon, and Philip Meadows of Diss, gent; messuage or tenement formerly Margaret Leonard's with croft adjoining containing by estimation one acre, called the Guild Hall, in Yaxley; also close of pasture ground, formerly built, called Turners and Reads in Yaxley between the said messuage and croft; also a meadow called Town Meadow in Little Thornham; also close called Town Meadow in Thrandeston; also close called Erlisford Close containing by estimation 4½ acres in Mellis with meadow at south end; also meadow called Cock Meadow in Yaxley; also piece of land in Yaxley between lands of Priory of Hoxne on both parts, containing by estimation one acre; also messuage or tenement in Mellis with croft adjoining; to be held on same trusts as described in FB 128/L1/1.

Lease FB 128/L1/4 29 May 1787
Contents:
Robert Jacob of Woodbridge, grocer, William Minter of Thelton, Norfolk, farmer, John Frere of Bedford Row, Middlesex, Esq., Thomas Mott (late called Thomas Vertue) of Barningham, Norfolk, Esq., Robert John Buxton of Rushford, Norfolk, Esq., Leonard Moss of the City of London, Esq., the Rev. John Gibbs of Occold, Daniel Thripp of Yaxley, gent., William Thripp, singleman his son, of same place, Thomas Fulcher of same place, farmer, Thomas Dade of Thetford, merchant, William Wooley Simpson of Diss, Norfolk, gent., John Manning of Eye, gent., Thomas Bloss of Alburgh, Norfolk, gent., and John Rose of Eye surgeon, all feoffees, to John Rix Blakely of Hinton (Blythburgh) gent., the Town Meadow in Thrandeston, for 14 years the rent to be applied to be benefit of the inhabitants of Yaxley.

Lease FB 128/L1/5 29 May 1787
Contents:
Robert Jacob of Woodbridge, grocer, William Minter of Thelton, Norfolk, farmer, John Grere of Bedford Row, Middlesex, Esq., Thomas Mott (late called Thomas Vertue) of Barningham, Norfolk, Esq., Robert John Buxton of Rushford, Norfolk, Esq., Leonard Moss of the City of London, Esq., the Rev. John Gibbs of Occold, Daniel Thrip of Yaxley, gent., and William Thrip his son, Thomas Fulcher of Yaxley, farmer, Thomas Dade of Thetford, merchant, William Wooley Simpson of Diss, Norfolk, gent., John Manning of Eye, gent., Thomas Bloss of Alburgh, Norfolk, gent., and John Rose of Eye, surgeon, all trustees; to Thomas Clouting of Eye, peruke-maker; meadow ground called Cock Meadow otherwise Brown's Meadow in Yaxley, for 14 years.

Lease FB 128/L1/6 29 May 1787
Contents:
Robert Jacob of Woodbridge, grocer, William Minter of Thelton, Norfolk, farmer, John Frere of Bedford Row, Middlesex, Esq., Thomas Mott (late called Thomas Vertue) of Barningham, Norfolk, Esq., Robert John Buxton of Rusford, Norfolk, Esq., Leonard Moss of the City of London, Esq., the Rev. John Gibbs of Occold, Daniel Thrip of Yaxley, gent., and William Thrip his son, Thomas Fulcher of Yaxley, farmer, Thomas Dade of Thetford, merchant, William Wooley Simpson of Diss, Norfolk, gent., John Manning of Eye, gent., Thomas Bloss of Alburgh, Norfolk, gent., and John Rose of Eye, surgeon, all feoffees, to John Sparke of Mellis, miller; messuage or tenement in Mellis, with a croft adjoining and close called Erlisford Close containing by estimation 4½ acres, and meadow at the south end of said close in Mellis, for 14 years.

Lease FB 128/L1/7 29 May 1787
Contents:
Robert Jacob of Woodbridge, grocer, William Minter of Thelton, Norfolk, farmer, John Frere of Bedford Row, Middlesex, Esq., Thomas Mott (late called Thomas Vertue) of Barningham, Norfolk, Esq., Robert John Buxton of Rushford, Norfolk, Esq., Leonard Moss of City of London, Esq., the Rev. John Gibbs of Occold, Daniel Thrip of Yaxley, gent., and William Thrip his son, Thomas Fulcher of Yaxley, farmer, Thomas Dade of Thetford, merchant, William Wooley Simpson of Diss, Norfolk, gent., John Manning of Eye, gent., Thomas Bloss of Alburgh, Norfolk, gent., and John Rose of Eye, surgeon, all feoffees, to Francis Coe of Little Thornham, farmer; meadow called Town Meadow in Little Thornham, for 14 years.

Lease FB 128/L1/8 29 May 1787
Contents:
Robert Jacob of Woodbridge, grocer, William Minter of Thelton, Norfolk, farmer, John Frere of Bedford Row, Middlesex, Esq., Thomas Mott (late called Thomas Vertue) of Barningham, Norfolk, Esq., Robert John Buxton of Rushford, Esq., Leonard Moss of City of London, Esq., the Rev. John Gibbs of Occold, Daniel Thrip of Yaxley, gent., Thomas Fulcher of same place, farmer, Thomas Dade of Thetford, merchant, William Wooley Simpson of Diss, Norfolk, gent., John Manning of Eye, gent., Thomas Bloss of Alburgh, Norfolk, gent., and John Rose of Eye, surgeon, feoffees, to William Thrip of Yaxley, farmer; piece of land in Yaxley, formerly in divers pieces but now in one enclosure containing by estimation 5 acres, known by the name of Guildhall Field, and also piece of land in Yaxley known as Samuel Hawe's piece containing by estimation 2½ acres, for 14 years.

Minter, William (I276)

14534

Wilton & Benoit Married
Frederick Charles Wilton bachelor and Matilda Benoit spinster both of this city and district wre married on the second of November eighteen hundred and ninety-nine under authority of banns.
Both signed full names. Witnesses Eliz(?) Dupont(?) and F Dixon(?).

Family: Frederick Charles WILTON / Matilda BENOIT (F1393)

14535

Wine merchant.

SANDERSON, James William (I630)

14536

Winifred's birth was most probably that registered at Birmingham in Q4 1890 ref. 6d/1.

The 1921 Census (not seen in detail) includes Winifred WHEWAY, born 1890, and John F WHEWAY, born 1917, living in Shenstone, Lichfield, Staffs.

The 1939 Register, at Pine Grange, Bath Road, Flat C11, Bournemouth, Hampshire includes:
MOLE, Roland T born 12 Jun 1868, married, retired sword & matchet maker
MOLE, Rachael M born 8 Sep 1862, married, nil occupation
MOLE*, later WHEWAY, then QUIGLEY, Winifred born 16 Oct 1890, divorced, domestic
* the entry for Winifred isn't very clear - it looks as if the entry was originally for "ditto marks Winifred", then "WHEWAY CH BOU" was added; then WHEWAY was crossed through in green ink and "QUIGLEY" added, also in green ink. I can't find any record to suggest that Winifred SMITH ever became Winifred MOLE. So perhaps she never was a MOLE and the ditto marks were a mistake.
I'm assuming that Winifred married Herbert Austin WHEWAY, later divorced him and then married Hugh QUIGLEY in 1973.

England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1858-1995:
QUIGLEY, Winifred of Wee Hoose Rest Home 21 Aloe Chine Rd Westbourne Bournemouth died 29 July 1989 Probate Winchester 15 September Not exceedinh £100000

SMITH, Winifred (I3335)

14537

Winnie's birth registration hasn't been found. She was said on the 1911 census to have been born in Mongomeryshire - the only possible contender, Winifred Jane GREEN was registered at Atcham (which covers part of Montgomeryshire) in Q3 1908 but mother's maiden name is given as FORRESTER.
The 1939 register entry gives Winnie's birth date as 1 August 1907.

The middle name BLATCHFORD appears on Winnie's death registration entry.

HUNTER, Winnie Blatchford (I1866)

14538

With mother at the 1901 census. Not found subsequently.

WORLEY, William Edmund C (I447)

14539

With parents at the 1891 census. Not found subsequently.

WORLEY, Mary Eliza (I450)

14540

With parents at the 1891 census. Not found subsequently.

WORLEY, Ellen Louise (I448)

14541

Witness at All Souls Church, Radford, Notts on 6 October 1900.

1911 census: William Henry, 33, single, born Nottingham, was a Gunner in 15 Company, Royal Horse Artillery stationed at the Military Barracks, Tower Hill, Freetown, Sierra Leone, West Africa.

Worked for the Post Office, probably as a sorter (Listed in London Gazette on appointment as a postman at Newark, 2 May 1913). Also listed in the British Postal Service Appointment Books, 1737-1969 at Ancestry.co.uk in 1913 as Wm Henry Minter, postman (R) in Newark and 1920 as William H Minter, postman, Newark.

1921 census: at 33, Newton Street, Newark, Nottinghamshire (both MINTER), William Henry (head, 43y 6m, married, born Ratcliffe, Nottinghamshire, postman with the Post Office in Newark) and Mary Ada (wife, 41y 6m, maried, born Nottingham, home duties).

1939 Register: at 33 Newton Street, Newark M.B., Nottinghamshire
Minter, William H born 1 Jan 1878, married, retired postman
Minter, Mary A born 24 Jan 1880, married, unpaid domestic duties
HALL, Alan born 18 Sep 1925, at school
--- 1 closed record ---

Became blind later in life.

Minter, William Henry (I2171)

14542

Witness at All Souls Church, Radford, Notts on 6 October 1900.

Minter, Gertrude Mabel (I2173)

14543

Witness at Boughton Blean on 12 October 1836.

Minter, William Stephen (I35)

14544

Witness at Boughton on 25 December 1814.

Minter, Mary (I80)

14545

Witness at brother William Robert's second marriage in 1907.

Minter, Lucretia Eliza (I797)

14546

Witness at Eastchurch on 25 December 1835 and on 11 October 1836.

1841 census: the entry for Henery (sic) (25, ag lab) and Mary (25) in Faversham may refer to this Henry.

A blacksmith on the Isle of Harty in 1845. Appeared in the 1845 Kelly's Post Office Directory of the six home counties as Henry Minter, blacksmith.

1851 census: at Harty Forge Cottage, Harty, Kent, Henry (39, smith) and Mary (38).

Appeared in the 1852 Home Counties Directory as H Minter, smith, Isle of Harty.

1861 census: at Harty Road Cottage, Harty, Kent, Henry (47, blacksmith) and Mary (46).

1871 census: at Oversland, Boughton, Kent, Henry (58, blacksmith) and Mary (57).

1881 census: at Whitehill, Ospringe, Kent, Henry (67, blacksmith (jouneyman) and Mary (66).

1891 census (indexed as SENS by ancestry.com): at Whitehill, Ospringe, Kent, Henry Snr (80, widower, retired blacksmith) Henry Jnr (62, unmarried, blacksmith) and Fanny Gorham (55, unmarried, housekeeper). Henry Jnr is described as 'son' but Cliff Minter believes he was in fact Henry Snr's cousin, the Henry born in 1829 to Henry and Mary (Ralph). Fanny Gorham was described as 'sister-in-law' - her true relationship to Henry Snr is unclear.

Both the BMD index and the burial record in the Parish Register give Henry's age at death as 84.

Minter, Henry (I87)

14547

Witness at Faversham on 18 July 1802, 15 December 1805 and 16 January 1812.

Minter, Mary (I2328)

14548

Witness at Ickham on 15 Jul 1817 and 24 May 1824.
1841 census: at New Place Farm, Ickham Street, Ickham and Well, Kent, William (60, farmer), William (30, farmer), John (25, farmer) and Sarah (29).

Cliff Minter, from a tombstone at Ickham:
William Minter late of New Place Farm in this parish
died November 11th 1847 age 68
he lived respected and died lamented.

Minter, William (I1764)

14549

Witness at Ickham on 17 July 1862.

In 1841, living with parents at Ickham.

Appeared in the History & Directory of the County of Kent by S Bagshaw, 1847 as Maria Minter, schoolmistress of Ickham.

In 1851, natural school mistress in Rugby Street, Clifton Upon Dunsmore, Rugby, Warwickshire.

In 1861, teacher at National School in Church Street, Bollington, Cheshire with sister Hariet (housekeeper).

In 1881, living with sister Elizabeth at 47 Saltoun Road, Lambeth, London.

In 1891, lodging in Hastings, Sussex, an Elementary Teacher, together with her niece (brother Daniel's daughter), Minnie Brooke Minter.

1901 census (indexed as MINIER by Ancestry): at 61 Horsford(?) Road, Brixton, London: Maria (75, retired teacher, born Ickham, Kent) was a boarder with Eliza J Fairless and her sister.

England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations),1861-1941 (at Ancestry.co.uk, Nov 2010):
MINTER Maria of Park-house Longbridge-road Barking Essex spinster died 1 January 1907 Probate London 19 January 1907 to Charles Minter commercial-clerk. Effects £789 17s 5d.

Minter, Maria (I3460)

14550

Witness at Ickham on 17 July 1862.
An insurance agent in 1884 and 1890, living at 56 Wincheap Street, Canterbury.

In 1891 Thomas W SHARP, 53, widower, assurance agent, was living at at 56 Wincheap, Thanington, Kent with his sister Emma Minter (58, living on own means), her daughter Florence J Minter (21, telephone operator) and another sister Julia B SHARP, unmarried, 36 "Foreign Lady Shop Assistant", born Boulogne, France.

1901 census: at 14 The Friars, St Peter Canterbury, Thomas W SHARP (63, fire and life insurance agent) and (second wife) Elizabeth SHARP (48, born Selling, Kent).

Thomas's second wife is believed to have been Elizabeth HOGBEN: in 1891, age 37, unmarried dressmaker born Sellinge (sic), Kent, she was a visitor with John and Alice Carter and their son Lionel John at Bilting, Godmersham, Kent.

SHARPE, Thomas William (I3470)