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Charles Barsted (born 1848 in Blakeney), married Sarah Ann High (born 1852 in Salthouse) Oct 1871 at Salthouse
The following five children were all born in Salthouse before the family moved to South Shields
Sarah Ann Barsted b. 1873
Charles High Barsted b. 1874
Martha Ann Barsted b. 1876
James Edward Barsted b. 1878
Thomas William Barsted b. 1882 ( of Salthouse).
The Brown family |
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The children of Charlie and Evangeline Brown |
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George William Cooke |
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Frances Marshall |
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CUBITTFrom the Arch deacon's and Bishop's Transcripts Courtesy of Honor Jones and Francis Wright |
![]() Charles Cubitt and his son Gerald harrowing a field in the east of the village early 1900s |
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Mathew Dack, (son of Matthew Twite Dack, born Beetley in 1819 and died in Holt in 1900), was born in Whissonsett, Norfolk 12 march 1848 and died in Salthouse 22nd March 1933. He married Mary Alice Taylor in March 2/7/1871 in Orsdon. Their children were: |
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George William Dack, born 24/4/1873 in Northumberland and died 29/5/1954 in Blakeney, Norfolk Mary Ann Dack, born 15/11/1875 in Holt Alice Dack, born 5/11/1877 in Yorkshire and died May c. 1964 in Salthouse Alice married Richard May Lynn in June 1902 in the Erpingham area Matthew Dack, born 7/2/1880 in Salthouse and died 23/3/1935 in Salthouse Alfred (known as Joe) Dack, born 16/2/1882 in Salthouse and died c. 1964 in Salthouse James Dack, born 7/11/1883 in Salthouse and died c. June 1918 in Canada Eleanor Rebecca Dack, born 26/01/1886 in Salthouse and died o9/12/1941 Ernest Dack, born 22/01/1889 in Salthouse and died 31/05/1976 in Cawston, Norfolk Ernest married Jean Appleton c. 1912 in Smallburgh, Norfolk Hetty Isabella Dack, born 19/11/1892 in Salthouse, married Arthur Shales c. March 1917 |
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for pictures: see the Salthouse Dack family page |
1868 Susannah Dew, shopkeeper of Salthouse, was recorded in the Wells Register of Shipping as the owner of all 64 shares of a brig or brigantine called the Ionian, built at Prince Edward Island, Canada. |
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The above information was supplied by Mike Stammers who was lately in charge of the Maritime Museum at Liverpool and has written many articles on local shipping. |
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Harriet Dew and May Wall |
George Dew married Edie Lynn and lived in Church Lane | |
his brother Henry lived with sisters Annie Wills (who had married a Canadian in the first world war), Dorothy and Sybil, in Keymer Cottage. |
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18th century Dixes from NRO, AT's supplied by Chris Watson | Click here to see them |
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Chris Watson - whose husband is descended from Salthouse Dixes sent this email last year: |
Sent: to: <valfiddian@salthousehistory.co.uk>Thursday, August 26, 2004 9:31 AM Hi Val, |
Val says: This interesting email made me look in the Salthouse marriage register for 19th c. but all I've got starts in 1839. (Chris Watson supplied the first three on this list.) |
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1798 17th September | John Dix | yes | - |
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Ann Dyball | yes | Matthew Dyball (?) | |||
1829 10th November | John Dix
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Elizabeth Jary | yes | ||||
1831 28th October | William Dix | yes | |||
Martha | yes | ||||
1848 14th October | William Dix (widower) Deborah Moy | labourer |
yes |
Thomas Dix |
Labourer |
Domestic servant |
yes |
John Moy |
Glazier |
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1849 | Thomas High
Susan Dix |
Labourer |
yes |
Thomas High |
Labourer |
Domestic servant |
yes |
Thomas Dix |
Labourer |
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1854 19th April | Frederick Moy
Jane Dix |
Sailor |
yes |
John Moy |
Glazier |
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yes |
Thomas Dix |
Lbourer | ||
1859 7th April | James Dix
Mary Hancock |
Seaman |
yes |
William Dix |
Labourer |
Domestic servant |
yes |
Samuel Hancock | Baker | ||
1873 29th October | Isaac Cawthorne (widower) Honour Dix | Coastguard Officer |
Weybourne | - |
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Salthouse | John Dix | Labourer | ||
1878 September | John William Elsy Christianna Dix |
Sailor | yes |
Henry Elsy | Sailor |
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yes | William Dix | Labourer | ||
1878 Oct | William Dix Ellen Ann Jenkinson |
Labourer | yes | William Dix | Labourer |
Domestic Servant | Holt | Stephen Jenkinson | Labourer | ||
1882 March | James Lynard Plummer Dix Mary Ann High |
Labourer | Salthouse | - |
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yes | Richard Joseph High | Labourer | ||
1884 November | Levi High | Labourer | yes | Richard Joseph High | Labourer |
Elizabeth Ann Dix | Domestic Servant | yes | William Dix | Labourer | |
1894 January | Samuel Dix | Labourer | yes | Robert Dix | Labourer |
Charlotte Pigott | Domestic Servant | yes | Richard Copling Pigott | Gardener | |
1921 October | William Albert Clarke | Carpenter | Wroxham | Jell Clarke | Seargent |
Elsie Maria Dix | Spinster | yes | Samuel Dix | deceased |
to some more recent Dixes and James Dix Master Mariner
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Many thanks to Glen Matthews (see his first message to this site, below) for this photo of Elsy descendants (click on the thumbnail to see it bigger)
and Many thanks to Glen Matthews for this message with information on one or two members of the Elsys of Salthouse
Subject: Salthouse ancestors
Dear Val
I subscribe to the Blakeney family history and was therefore the recipient of their BAHS newsletter, which mentioned your site. I found it exceptionally good, user friendly and well thought out. I wish other villages in Norfolk would do the same!.
I thought you might be interested in my knowledge of those of my relatives that lived in Salthouse. Although not direct ancestors Henry Cornelius ELSY was my great great grandfathers brother. Their father was the postmaster of Cley. Henry married Martha Geary on the 9th March 1846 at St Margaret in Cley. The registrar reads as follows: Both of full age. Mariner and spinster. Martha's surname may be Jary (See witness). Wedding witnessed by William C ELSY, Elizabeth Jary, and Mary Ann ELSY. No details of Martha's father or his occupation and she made her mark. The curate was Chas Morson. William and Elizabeth ELSY were brother and sister of the groom. Martha was born in Salthouse in 1825 and died in Cley and buried on the 21 December 1873 Burial ceremony performed by Thomas J Bewsher Burial register gave her age as 47 years.
At the time of the 1851 census Henry was living with his wife and son in the High Street in Cley next Sea and was employed as a mariner.
His mother in law Sarah Geary was living with them at the time and she was 78 and a widow.
In 1861 He was still living at the same address with his wife, daughter and mother in law.
John & Christiana’s children were:
Deborah Martha ELSY born Q 4 1879 Salthouse
Anthony WilliamELSY Q3 1883 Salthouse Died Q1 1940 South Shields
Morris G ELSY I born Q 4 1885 Salthouse Died Q1 1941 South Shields
John Henry ELSY born Q 4 1887 South Shields Died Q3 1957 South Shields
Arthur JamesELSY born Q3 1890 South Shields Burial 28 February 1922 Blackhill Cemetery Consett. He was a gunner in the Royal Garrison Artillery in the 1st World War
Walter Graveling, Blacksmith and Publican at the Dun Cow, married Alice Dix
see the Girdlestone page
stand watch and do not be afraid
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The following information about the Harmer family has been supplied recently (17th June '05) by Peter Harmer (see the messages page) His first wife Ann Christmas née Barrett had died in Kelling in Jan 1845, after adding two more children to those listed in the 1841 census:
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Francis Henry Harmer (1810-1892) m Ann Barrett at Bodham in 1831 They had the following children:
Francis remarried Maria Larkman in 1845 at Kelling and they had the following children:
Maria died sometime between 1853 and 1861 in South Australia and Francis married again to Ellen Withers née Hopkins, who died in 1887, hence he outlived his three wives. While Francis was living in Norfolk his occupation was listed as a farm labourer.In South Australia he was also employed as a farm labourer but later his occupation is listed on certificates as a farmer. Judging by the information we have gathered thus far, his family was living at Salthouse at the Green during the late 1830's until the early 1840's after which the family seem to have moved to Kelling and then emigrated in 1848 on the ship "Bolton". Most of his male children were subsequently employed in farming too.
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William born in Salthouse around 1705-1710. He married Hestor about 1734. They had at least 3 children (probably more): Sarah born 1735, Edmund born1736 and Benjamin born 1741 who died in Salthouse 24April 1829.
Benjamin married Ann (or Amy) Dennis (born 1747 and died in Salthouse 6 October 1818) in about 1769. Their known children were John born 15 April 1770, Barbara born 12 May 1771, Ann born 3 April 1774, Benjamin 1776, Henry born 1784 and Thomas born 1787, Mary born 1790. All were born in Salthouse.
Benjamin (b 1776) married Francis Youngs in about 1803, and they had at least 8 children born in Salthouse: Benjamin Youngs born 21 January 1804, John born 17 February 1807 and died 2 August 1807, Mary Ann born 5 October 1808, Amy born 22 April 1811, Christopher born 26 December 1813, Louisa born 17 October 1816, John born 18 November 1819 and Robert born 16 January 1822.
This branch of the family moved to Whissonsett in the late 1820s- early 1830s and by 2004 have spread around the world.
1800s
Henry (b 1784 in Salthouse and died 1856 in Salthouse) married Lydia Dickens in 1810 in Fakenham. Their son Henry born abt. 1826 settled in Colkirk, Norfolk.
Thomas (b 1787 in Salthouse and died 6 July 1875) married Ann Williamson in Salthouse 13 September 1811 (Ann was born 1788 in Beeston Regis and died 6 July 1875 in Salthouse). Their children were Henry born 1813, Ann Barbara born 1814, Mary born 1815, Elizabeth 1817, Thomas born 1819, Susan born 1822, Charles born 1823 and died 1894 in Salthouse, Richard Joseph born 1825 and died in Salthouse 1887, Sarah Ann born 1828 died aged 4 months, Amy born 1829 and Sarah Ann born 1831
Henry (b 1813) married Rebecca Ives (I'm still working on this)
Fred High of Australia is descended from the Salthouse Highs and has done extensive research on his family Tree or
Go to Fred's page
or, for pictures and stories, go to the High selection page
Newly made Holman Tree |
Brandon |
All three brothers Brandon, Isaac and Matthew, came to Salthouse from Thursford in the early 1850s. |
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John Holman born 1864, m. Ruth Pigott their children were: Clement (and see below), |
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John (Hopper) |
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Walter Holman m. Sarah |
Clement Holman m. Maggie and they had one son |
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Billy Holman m. Alice Woodhouse | They had one son Brian |
Alice had Jasper |
who married Olive | ||
![]() Bertie 'Billy' Holman and Alice, ran the teahouse on Great Eye. The flag was used to signal when they needed more milk, and Vivian High as a boy, would bike over with a churn on his handle bar |
Alice Holman |
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Olive and Jasper had one daughter Sandra |
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Mary Ann born c1820
1.Francis born c1821
Jane born c1822
Sarah born c1825
Susannah born 1827 Salthouse occupation dressmaker
Henry born c 1829 Salthouse occupation mariner but living in Langham in 1901 retired labourer
Rebecca born c 1831Jane c 1861
2John born c1832
Ann born c 1839 Salthouse
1.Francis married Ann Burton on 25th June 1851 at Langham Episcopi Church
They had the following children born at Salthouse
Alfred born c1853
Susanna c1856
Constance 12th November 1857 - who married Stephen Rutland in Colkirk and eventually lived in Blakeney
Jane c 1861 2.John married Lydia from Guestwick They had the following children all born in Salthouse
Mary c 1860
Maria c 1863
Frank c 1867
John c1869
Lydia c 1870 married Robert Rogers Spencer Pigott
John was still in Salthouse in 1901 and was by that time also a shepherd. (this information supplied by Jean Jeggo, who would welcome any more information on the Ives family) |
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See Family Tree showing R.R.S.Pigott and Lydia click here |
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David Jarvis and family, (the photo mentioned by Margaret from the Salthouse book) |
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Henry Elsy married Martha GEARY on the 9th March 1846 at St Margaret in Cley. The registrar reads as follows: Both of full age. Mariner and spinster. Martha's surname may be JARY (See witness). Wedding witnessed by William C. Elsy, Elizabeth JARY, and Mary Ann Elsy. No details of Martha's father or his occupation and she made her mark. The curate was Chas Morson. William and Elizabeth Elsy were brother and sister of the groom.
Martha was born in Salthouse in 1825 and died in Cley and buried on the 21 December 1873 Burial ceremony performed by Thomas J Bewsher Burial register gave her age as 47 years.
From the 19th century list of Salthouse graves:
John JARY died June 3rd 1853, aged 60 years. Sarah JARY died November 10th 1870, aged 70 years.
from the 1861 Census James JARY aged 40 was living in Kelling Road Salthouse with his wife Susanna aged 41 and his niece Sarah A. Pigot aged 6
See a picture of another grandmother GEARY in the midst of her daughter Mary ('Polly')'s family in Salthouse in 1892. She could be Susanna in above entry?
See the Poor Prisoners Petition for John JEARY imprisoned in 1815 for taking wreckage from the beach.
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The Johnson family lived in the Manor house
William Johnson m Miss ? Massingham c 1740s and had: |
William Johnson born 1750, buried in Salthouse Church 1814 | |
Frances Johnson | |
John Johnson | |
Christian Johnson m William Jex in 1773, and had: Johnson Jex born 1779 |
William Johnson (1750-1814) m. Hannah, and had: | |||||
John (died 1789 at 2 weeks) | |||||
Esther, born 1790, m. John Bolding and had: William John Jennis Bolding, born 1815, Hannah, born 1816, Esther, 1820 | |||||
Hannah, born 1792 | m. William Monement and had:11 children | ||||
Frances, born 1794, m. (1) Mr Cook (2) Mr Buck | |||||
Mary, born 1796, m. Thomas Purdy | |||||
John Francis, born 1798, m. Elizabeth and had: | |||||
William, born 1838, m. Sarah Ann Pigott | |||||
Hannah | |||||
Esther | |||||
Frances |
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Robert Keymer b 1747, Plumstead. Yeoman farmer landowner in Salthouse, m. Elizabeth Balls of Plumstead, and had: |
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William Keymer b 1775, freehold farmer in Salthouse, m. Sarah Warnes and had: | |||
William Warnes 'Fiddler' Keymer b. 1809, m. Sarah Burton, widow of Beverley, Yorks | |||
Robert Keymer b1812, farm labourer and Warrener, m. | |||
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Philip Keymer b 1815 Millwright m Frances Cubitt of Salthouse had: | |||
Philip Keymer b 1836 in Salthouse, m. Mary Ann Howard of Drayton, and had 22 children in Gorleston |
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William Keymer b 1842 in Salthouse, m. Jane Self went to East Dereham, had 5 children | |||
Henry Keymer b1849 in Drayton, m. Fanny Page 1850 was Salthouse engineer and millwright | |||
This information is taken from Dr Ian Keymer's family tree, which appeared in the Salthouse book |
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Charles Lewis born in Salthouse, died 9.Oct 1834 married Susannah Coe on 10th June 1805 | |
their son Fenn Lewis was born in Salthouse in 1811 died 1861 married Ann Barnes in 1841 their son Henry Lewis was born 1814 and died 1898 (see his grave) He married Elizabeth Keymer. |
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William Lynn was in Salthouse in 1838 according to Edward Houghton's Survey of that year.
In 1891 according to the census, a William Lynn, a bricklayer's labourer, was living in Cley Road
(now the Coast Road) with his wife Maria, son William and daughter Sarah. Also in 1891, Hannah Lynn, widow aged 71, was living in Kelling Road (now Cross Street)
and her son Richard was 34.
Robert Lynn was living in the Holt Road (now Purdy Street) with his wife Elizabeth,
and sons, William and Peter. see the Lynn page Click here
Robert Lynn thanks to Richard and Barbara Lynn for this photograph
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If you read the history of the Oddfellows, you'll see that both the Oddfellows and the Masons can trace their roots back to the Trade Guilds of the 12th and 13th centuries. In addition, the Oddfellows does have some ceremonial aspects - a link to the heritage and traditions of the past (see History of the Oddfellows). http://www.oddfellows.co.uk/history.htm
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Alfie Lynn |
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John Moy, born 177o in Weybourne, John's son John born 1797 Salthouse, married Susanna Thompson in 1764 their son William born 1821 Salthouse, married Marie ? born 1822 Wiverton William & Marie's son William, born 1847 in Salthouse, married Elizabeth ? born 1859 in Oxfield, Norfolk William & Elizabeth's daughter Susanna, born 1880 inHope St. Hedworth Monkton & Jarrow, married William Bullen and died 1937 in Northumberland. Sarah Ann Moy (of Salthouse) 1799-1880 (daughter of John above?) married William Pigott and had 7 children (see Pigott) In the 1891 census there is a John Moy in Salthouse a glazier,
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Sir Christopher Myngs, born in 1625 at the Manor House Salthouse 1625 see the Parr tree The name Mings or Myngs was first found in Bedfordshire
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James Olley - survivor of the famous 'Charge of the Light Brigade' in the Crimean War. He lived in Salthouse toward the end of his life and was churchwarden. His story is told by Steve Benson,
Director, Independent Schools Council information service (ISCis)
East. Go to that page
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click this image to see the Parr tree Henry Parr of Salthouse 16th century, ancestor of Admiral Sir Christopher Myngs born in Salthouse
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First found in Lancashire where they were seated from early times and their first records appeared on the early census rolls taken by the early Kings of Britain to determine the rate of taxation of their subjects. |
Francis Barnaby Pegg, lived and farmed in Salthouse for some years. The 1853 Inclosure Map shows land leased by him. Francis married Mary Ann Cubitt (daughter of William and Mary (nee High)) in Hannah Sarah Anne Pegg married Matthew Holman from Thursford at Salthouse in December 1858. Shortly after that the family moved up to the South Shields area, settling in Westoe. Some of the men in the family were seamen, and others, including Francis, found work in chemical factories. Francis died in 1875, and his widow, who had become blind, died in 1894. |
also see ''Salthouse families in South Shields in 1891"
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see family booklet made by Alison Jarvis for much information on the name, and on her ancestor Samuel Perfrement born 1775, who married a Salthouse girl Susannah Payne, and settled in Salthouse.
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Gabriel Pigott (1821-1889) m. (October 1851) Elizabeth Pane - see Gabriel's family tree John m. Sarah Ives, Robert m.1846 Hannah Spence, Hannah m. Richard Joseph High, Sarah Ann m. William Johnson, Richard m. Sarah Ann Williams |
The children of Edmund and Mary Platten all born in Salthouse: Edmund born 2nd August 1731 |
Thomas [or Francis?] born 8th April 1737 bpt 19th January 1739 |
married Ann Cock or Cook [?] 7th December 1778 in Salthouse |
William born 2nd May 1739 bpt 9th March 1739 | |
William born 2nd Jan 1741 and bpt the same |
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Samuel born 18th June 1744 bpt. 21st July [?]1745 - rk [?] born 15th Nov 1746 bpt.? |
The children of Samuel and Mary Platten |
William Platten born in Salthouse c. 1769,William was a vermin killer (1851 Letheringsett census) Elisabeth born 20th Jan 1771 |
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The children of Thomas & Ann Platten |
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Christopher born in Salthouse 7th March 1778 | ||||||
Robert born Salthouse 1780 | Robert was a Master Mariner (1851 Cley census), he married (1)Mary Matthews 15th December 1808 in Cley (2)Mary Howard 20th December 1810 in Cley They had 3 children: |
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Anne born 1811, died 1818 (gravestone in Cley churchyard) Mary born 1813, died 1815 (gravestone in Cley churchyard) Henry born 1817, died 1852 in Dreadnought Hospital Ship, Greenwich, of Phithisis Pulmonalis. |
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Richard born 1782 | ||||||
Henry Platten bpt 20th April 1787 in Salthouse, illeg. son of Anne Platten widow, (née Cook ) | ||||||
Henry Jackson Plattin married Maria Ramm of Cley, the daughter of Luke & Mary Ramm (née Howard) | ||||||
on the 19th May 1817 in the parish of St. Mary le Bone, Middx. They had 7 children. | ||||||
Henry was a Gentleman's servant and then an inn Keeper at Wells. He was buried 5th Nov 1828 aged 41 in Wells. | ||||||
Maria married again (Anthony Warren) and had a further 4 children, only one of which survived. maria was buried 15th June 1836 at Wells aged 40 yrs. | ||||||
One of her orphaned children was brought up by the above Robert & Mary( née Howard) Platten | ||||||
see Derek Schofield's article on 'Relief of the Poor' . The 'Widow Platten' mentioned in this article could have been Mary b.1733 - or Ann ?? |
In 1838 William Purdy was the occupier of Salthouse Hall and owner of the 440 acres of farm land
of which a large part was farmed by Robert Purdy until his death in 1857 aged 50. William Purdy
lived on as owner till 1884 when he died at the age of 81. and see messages (26 April)
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for Bryan Gilbert's tree of his Ramm ancestors's click here |
Percy Radley married Florence High daughter of James and Mary High. They had sons Peter High and James Radley
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Robert Spence, born 1696, buried at Salthouse 1773 m Elizabeth Hall c 1722 and had: |
Edmund, a Mariner, born c 1723 |
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John, a Carpenter, born c 1725 -(see below(left) for his issue). | ||
Elizabeth, baptised at Salthouse 1725 m Henry Pyle c 1749 (buried at Salthouse 1765) | ||
Frances, baptised at Salthouse 1736 | ||
John Spence (above) (born 1725, buried at Salthouse 1810 m Sarah Thirtle in 1759 at Salthouse and had: |
Robert, baptised at Salthouse 1758, buried 1796 at Salthouse. (see below left) |
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Edmund, a Mariner, of Great Yarmouth, baptised at Salthouse 1763 |
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Thomas | ||
John | ||
Charles, baptised at Salthouse 1768 m Elizabeth Archer of Weybourne and had: Edmund Spence |
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Elizabeth, baptised at Salthouse1770 buried 1795, m John Clarke of Salthouse | ||
Sarah, baptised at Salthouse 1772 | ||
Frances, baptised at Salthouse 1775 m Thomas Proudfoot of Salthouse in 1779 and had: |
John Spence Proudfoot, born 1804 |
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Robert Spence (b 1758, buried 1796 at Salthouse), m Ann Gogle in 1779 at Salthouse and had: Sarah, baptised at Salthouse 1779 |
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Robert [NB this is probably the Robt Spence who was in gaol for taking wreckage off the beach in 1815 see the Poor Prisoners' Petition | ||
John, baptised at Salthouse 1782 | ||
Edmund, a labourer (see below left for his issue) | ||
Elizabeth, baptised at Salthouse 1786 | ||
Maria, baptised at Salthouse 1788, m James Ayton, 1809 in Salthouse |
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Mary Anne, baptised at Salthouse 1792 | ||
Edmund Spence (a labourer) m Elizabeth Wilson and had: |
Robert, baptised at Salthouse 1808 |
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Mary Anne, baptised at Salthouse 1816 | ||
This information on the Salthouse Spence family has been researched by C. E. Tongue who is descended from Elizabeth Spence who married Henry Pyle of Sheringham, who was buried in Salthouse churchyard in 1765 |
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