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002A 13 001A F HUMFREY GRACE MARTHA 01-11 ( ?. ?.1838)

t.Catherine's House records in London show that Grace's birth at Upton, Berkshire, England was noted in the December 1838 quarter, parish of Newbury (ref 2 229). The Berkshire Record Office states that she was baptised on 26 November 1838. Grace was the daughter of Joseph Humfrey and Martha Lowsley, and married Henry Euean Rumble. She and Henry had eleven children. Grace died on 16 January 1894 and was buried at Eastbourne, England on 19 January.

0 13 002A M WEBB HENRY 12 +? (18??)

¹ 15016F

ittle is known. Henry married Jane Rumble at some date after 1861. Dorothy Fall¹ stated that they had one child, Harry, but there may have been others. We know nothing of Harry.

001B 13 002A F RUMBLE JANE 12 +? (1829)

¹ St.Catherine's House records show her marriage in the parish of St.Saviour for the December 1865 quarter, Ref. 1d 20.

² 15016F

ane was the daughter of Thomas Rumble and Frances Mary de Brotherton. Her exact date of birth is not known, but she was baptised at St Pancras Church, London, on 13 November, 1829, along with her brother John and her sister Louisa. The June 1841 census showed her age as 12, and the March 1851 census, as 21. Thus, she was probably born between March and June 1829. The 7 April 1861 census record stated that she was 25 years of age, which would put her birth at 1836 - but it is likely that she then lied about her age.

Jane married Henry Webb probably in 1865¹. Dorothy Fall² stated that they had a child, Harry, and possibly others. Nothing else is known.

The entry in the Index of Wills for her sister Louisa stated that in 1877 Jane was living in London Road, Croydon.

001B 13 003A M RUMBLE THOMAS WILLIAM 4ch+? (26.12.1832)

^1 This marriage is listed in the International Genealogy Index. ^2 Villiers street runs alongside Charing Cross station, central London. ^3 15016F ^4 See 13003BM

homas, the son of Thomas Rumble and Frances de Brotherton was born on 26 December 1832 and baptised in Great Marlow New Church on 12 August 1835. His marriage was solemnised in the parish church of St. Martin's in the Field in the county of Middlesex, England, on 10 February 1853^1. On the marriage certificate he is described as an engineer living in Villiers Street^2. Thomas married Lydia Mary Spicer, of Barking, Essex. Her father, John Spicer, was described by profession as "Smith." Dorothy Fall^3 stated that he had four or five children, both boys and girls, but no details are known. It also appears that he married a second time^4. The entry in the index of wills states: Rumble Thomas William - The Will of Thomas William Rumble formerly of the Cottage East Hill Wandsworth but late of Hawthorne House Upper-Richmond Road Putney both in the County of Surrey Civil Engineer who died 21 April 1883 at Sunnyside Bonchurch on the Isle of Wight was proved at the Principal Registry by Elizabeth Rumble Widow the Relict and Emily Beatrice Rumble spinster daughter both of Hawthorne House aforesaid two of the executors.

040A 13 003A F SPICER LYDIA MARY ? (18??)

Lydia was the daughter of John Spicer. She married Thomas William Rumble. {This information contained in her 1853 marriage certificate} Nothing else is known.

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001B 13 003B M RUMBLE THOMAS WILLIAM 126 (26.12.1832)

¹The Will uses the double wording Rumble Rumble

² There is an implicit assumption that the will obtained for Thomas William Rumble refers to the same Thomas William Rumble as in the marriage certificate for Lydia Spicer. The profession of Civil Engineer is correct.

homas appears to have married for the second time. His Will¹ refers to his wife as "Elizabeth Rumble," whereas his 1853 marriage certificate names his wife as Lydia Mary. His Will also mentions a daughter "Emily Beatrice Rumble Rumble." but it is not known whether this is a child by the first or second marriage. The Will implies other children, but they are not named.

The International Genealogy Index lists a marriage between Thomas William Rumble and Sarah Elizabeth Hoare on 2 April 1877, Bethnall Green².

0 13 003B F HOARE(?) SARAH ELIZABETH 126 (18??)

arah Elizabeth appears to be a second wife of Thomas William Rumble, although some assumptions are made in making this statement. See the entry for Thomas William.

001A 13 004A F RUMBLE LOUISA SINGLE (1826?)

^1 The above information was contained in a 1938 letter from Blanche Rumble (14008F) to Dorothy Fall (15016F) ^2 Recorded for the September 1877 Quarter in the Parish of Eastbourne, Ref. 2b 39. Her age was stated as 50.

t was originally thought that Louisa was the daughter of Thomas Rumble & Frances Mary de Brotherton, and that she became blind and deaf, and never married^1. Deduction from the 1841 and 1851 census records indicates that she was born between March and June 1826. (However the census record of 7 April 1861 states her age as 27 years, which would put her birth in 1834. It is likely that in 1861 she lied about her age as this does not tally with her baptism at St. Pancras church, London on 13 November 1829. As Thomas Rumble and Frances de Brotherton did not marry until March 1828, it is possible that Louisa was a daughter of Thomas by his first marriage. However, she was buried in the same grave at Reading cemetery as Thomas Rumble and Frances Mary Brotherton. Louisa died at Croydon on 18 July 1877^2. The entry in the Index of Wills states: Rumble, Louisa late of 1 Oak Villas Derby Road Croydon in the County of Surrey Spinster died 18 July 1877 at Eastbourne Sussex Admin granted to Jane Webb (Wife of Henry Webb) of London Road Croydon sister and one of the next of kin. Personal Effects ,200.

001B 13 005A F RUMBLE ? (DIED INFANT) (twin of 01A) (1834)

She was the twin of Henry Euean Rumble, but died in infancy.

002A 13 006A M HUMFREY NATHANIEL 98-104,111 ( ?. ?.1828)

athaniel, born in 1828, was the eldest son of Joseph Humfrey and Martha Lowsley. He married Anne Pearman, had eight children, and died on 2 June 1914.

Family folklore says he was Lord or the Manor The Upton church has many family records ^1 15016F	Dorothy Fall^1 stated that family folklore alleged that he inherited very large estates and manor at Upton, England and that he was Lord of the manor. She reported that the church at Upton was full of old Humfrey records on brass and stone tablets. The porch of the church was built in memory of his golden wedding.
He had eight children	His children were Stanley, Edith, Fanny, William, Blanche, Mercy, John and Flora. Seven of these children are mentioned in his Will.
Probate statement	The Entry in the Index of Wills states: Humfrey, Nathaniel of Upton Lodge Upton Blewbury Berkshire gentleman who died 2 June 1914. Probate Oxford to William Joseph Humfrey farmer and Blanche Amy Humfrey spinster. Personal Effects ,26,010 9s 9d.
He lived at Elm Cottage	The Will stated that he lived at Elm Cottage in the Hamlet of Upton in the parish of Blewbury in Berkshire.
He left much of his estate to his oldest son William	He left the bulk of his estate to his oldest son, William Joseph. { "I devise my Upton and Blewbury Estate in the County of Berks including all Manors or reputed manors messuages lands and hereditaments..."}
His Will mentions something of his farming	His Will shows that he kept horses, cattle, sheep, pigs, various crops, carriages and other farming equipment. The Will also mentions Thomas Humfrey and Joseph Humfrey who may be his uncle and his father.
He had substantial Railway Stock	He also had substantial debenture stock in the Didcot Blewbury and Southampton Railway Company, which he left to his various children.
His tombstone is at St Mary's Church, Upton ^2 16021M	John Fall^2 visited the churchyard of St. Mary's church at Upton near Hagbourne in 1958, and noted a gravestone inscribed: "Nathaniel Humfrey 1828 - 1914."

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033A 13 006A F PEARMAN JANE 98-104,111 ( ?. ?.1830)

^1Perhaps he always called her "Ann", although that was not her proper name. The codicil was written in May 1902, the original will being dated February 1902 John Fall (16021M) visited the churchyard of St. Mary's church at Upton near Hagbourne in 1958, and noted a gravestone inscribed: "Jane Humfrey 1830 - 1915."

e know little of Nathaniel Humfrey's wife. The birth certificate of her daughter Blanche Amy (born in 1865) states the mother's name as Jane. In his Last Will and Testament, Nathaniel states: I appoint my wife Ann Humfrey my son William Joseph Humfrey and my daughter Blanche Amy Humfrey to be the Executors and Trustees of my Will.... However, in a codicil^1 to the Will, he rectifies the error and states: my said Will shall be read and construed and take effect in all respects as if the words "Jane Humfrey" had been substituted for the words "Ann Humfrey" .... Jane and Nathaniel had eight children.

030A 13 007A M KNIGHT ANTHONY 01,04,13-16 (24.10.1831)

^1 Researched in 1989 by Brenda Rohl (17033F) Record of Marriage ^2 13039M Children Anthony's Grave ^3 Kate Rosaline Knight (14004F) ^4 Kate's diary reveals that the cross was ordered for her Father's grave, not for Valentine. Kate posted a letter to her brother Henry St.John Knight (15015M) on 29 November 1915, enclosing a money order for ,3.15s.0d "for my Father's cross, on his tomb." ^5 15016F ^6 14015M Entries in Anthony's Diary Places of living from 1869 onwards Anthony's Will

nthony, the fifth child of Valentine & Elizabeth Knight was born in London on 24 October, 1831. On 1 August 1861 he married Letitia Hochee, at Lingfield, England. He died on 25 May 1912. The London Records Office^1 lists Letitia and Anthony's marriage listed twice, as follows: [1] Marylebone Parish October-December quarter 1860, Reference 1a 642 [2] East Grinstead Parish July-September quarter 1861 Reference 2b 149. We do not know the reason for the two records. Sydney Poole Lowdell^2 had a substantial home with a private chapel at East Grinstead. It is possible that they were married legally in 1860, and followed this with a family wedding in the private family chapel, so it was recorded again in E.Grinstead. This is merely conjecture. Anthony and Letitia had six children: Valentine Elphinstone, Fred, Kate Rosaline, Henry St.John, Mary and Churchill. In 1989, Brenda Rohl visited Anthony's grave at Charlton cemetery, Greenwich, England. She stated: The grave has three people and looks quite expensive (it's made of mottled brown marble with a large square cross, total height 6 feet) 'Valentine Elphinstone Knight, B.22/11/1862, D. 12/3/1904', 'Anthony Knight B.24/10/1831, D.25/5/1912. Perfect Love Casteth out fear', 'Letitia Charlotte Knight, B.15/10/1834, D. 9/7/1920'. A small marble cross with "from Katie"^3 written on, was on the plinth. The cross appears to have been moved^4 for the addition of Anthony's name and again for Letitia. A nearby grave also contained Knights, I'm not sure if they are related: 'Thomas John Knight, D.5/2/1901 aged 38 yrs.', 'Alice Maude Knight, D.31/12/1901 aged 8 months , infant daughter of the above', 'Elizabeth Amy Knight, D.6/4/1922 aged 59 years, wife of the above. Dorothy Fall^5 stated that Anthony was a wealthy man, who "dabbled on the Stock Exchange" and travelled abroad. Henry St.John Knight^6 wrote to Kate Rosaline Rumble in 1920 stating that, following the death of Letitia, a number of dates were found in an old diary concerning Anthony and his family. He listed these as follows: 5.12.61: (Anthony & Letitia) left England for New Zealand per "Victoria" - sailing ship 600 tons; 30.3.62: Arrived New Zealand; 8.3.69: Left New Zealand for England per "Gothenberg" for Melbourne & "City of Vienna" from Melbourne; 26.7.69: Arrived in England and went to Leatherhead; 23.2.74: K & H went to Miss Nicholson's school at Ryde; 3.8.75: K went to Miss ??? school at Arundel & H to Miss Randalls; 16.1.94: Mrs Rumble died; 10.3.95: Elizabeth Knight died. He then wrote: I find the places we went to before settling down at Blackheath are as follows: 1869 - Leatherhead, Cavendish (s???) & Hastings. 1870 - Clevedon. 1871 - Ross & Worthing. 1872 - Harefield & Malvern. 1873 - Bournemouth. 1874 - Ryde and (Stokes?) Bay. 1875 - Arundel, Worthing & Hastings. 1876 - Hawkhurst & Sandgate. 1878 - St.Leonards, Sandgate & Folkestone. 1879 - Dover, Ashford & Eastbourne. 16.2.82 -Lawn Terrace, Blackheath. 21.6.82 - No.2 Vanbrugh Terrace (Blackheath). Anthony and Letitia lived at Vanbrugh Terrace until their deaths. The 1881 census showed that at that time Anthony and Letitia were living at 28 Hyde Gardens, Eastbourne. This was presumably a lodging house as the entry reads: 28 Hyde Gardens: Emma J.Dow, aged 63, Head of family (Lodging House Keeper), Lydia M.Hemming, aged 53, Boarder, Jane Johnson, aged 19,(Housemaid,domestic). Also at the same address: Anthony Knight, Head of Family, aged 49, (Solicitor), Letitia, aged 46, (Wife), Mary G, aged 9, (Scholar), Churchill, aged 2, Elizabeth Wate, aged 26, nurse domestic. The Will of Anthony Knight, 1912, reads: I give, devise and bequeath unto my dear wife Letitia Charlotte all I have in the world and direct all monies to be paid to her receipt only I appoint my said dear wife Letitia Charlotte and my brother-in-law John Elphinstone Milton - executrix and executor of this my will dated 3rd August 1877 at Gills Green, Hawkhurst in the County of Kent. Anthony Knight. On the 19 day of June 1912 Probate of the will was granted to Letitia Charlotte Knight the surviving executor.

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003A 13 007A F HOCHEE LETITIA CHARLOTTE 01,04,13-16 (15.10.1834)

^1 Brenda Rohl (17033F) noted in 1990 that the IGI recorded her baptism on 12 April 1835 . John Fall (16021M), from family records, initially recorded her birth as 15 October 1835, but had some doubt about the year. Letitia's daughter Kate (14004F) has an entry in her diary for 15 October 1913 stating it to be her mother's 78th birthday, which would give her birth year as 1835. This however is at variance with her baptismal record. ^2 15016F ^3 As shown in the Executors Accounts of the Estate, drawn up by solicitors Beaumont & Son of 66 Gresham House, London E.C.2]. Copy held by John Fall (16021M) ^4 14015M ^5 14013F ^6 15001F ^7 14095F ^8 14014M ^9 14001F ^10 14016M ^11 15001M

etitia, the daughter of John Hochee from China and an English girl, Charlotte Mole, was born on 15 October 1834^1. She married Anthony Knight at Lingfield on 1 August 1861 and died on 9 July 1920. With her husband and eldest son, she is buried at Charlton Cemetery, Greenwich, England. Dorothy Fall^2 said that she had thirteen children, but brought up six. When Letitia died she was living at the family home at No.2 Vanbrugh Terrace, Blackheath, London. She left an estate valued at ,11,576.8.5d , of which Kate Rosaline Rumble's share^3 was ,1,692.9.3d. Henry St.John Knight^4 wrote to his sister Kate in 1920, stating: The legacies left in Mother's will have been paid consisting of ,500 to Jennie^5, ,100 to Lottie Rumble^6, ,50 to each of the two servants and ,30 to Flo Hochee^7, and now the balance is on the point of being distributed. Yours will be in cash amounting, as far as I can remember, to about ,1,700, whilst Fred^8, Mary^9, Church^10 and myself are taking ours principally in securities (as?) Fred, Church and I taking (???) share between us at valuation. I expect Beaumont the solicitor will send you a copy of the final accounts. No.2 Vanbrugh Terrace was sold almost immediately and occupied. I have been over there twice since coming back from Palestine & put up at private hotel Montpelier Row next door to (Dwyer, son & Hilton ??). Fred posted you a catalogue of sale of furniture & effects. He is much better now that he has got over the strain at Blackheath. Lottie Rumble has left her post at Blackheath and is now living at the Williams's. She talks of being married in June but it depends upon whether Graham^11 succeeds in getting the rise promised him. I think he is with the (???) Asphelte company. His father at the time of the war was an agent for German goods and had to go bankrupt but is now at work in same Coy. as son......I hope the pictures have now come to hand, which Fred sent off from Blackheath. I still have Harry's two pen & ink drawings and, if he would like to have them, I will take them out of their frames when I settle down at my new station and send them over to you.

003A 13 008A M HOCHEE JAMES 88-92,95( ?. ?.1832)

^1 His death is recorded in the parish of Barnet for the December 1896 quarter, 3a 157 (aged 65) ^2 14004F^3 14015M Census record for 1871 Census record for 1881 ^3 See the entry for Rose Hochee (14089F) Marriage Will

ames, the son of John Hochee & Charlotte Mole, was born at Lingfield, Surrey, in 1832. He became a medical practitioner and practised in Finchley, England. He died^1 on 7 December 1896. His death was mentioned in a letter written to Kate Rumble^2 by her brother Henry St.John^3 in 1897: "Uncle James Hochee died at Finchley at the end of 1896." What little we know of James is gleaned from census records. The 2 April 1871 census showed that James Hochee was then 38 years of age and living in East End Road, Finchley, a Northern suburb of London. He was described as a General Practitioner, a member and licentiate of the Society of Apothecaries, London. The persons present in his house that night were: His wife, Emma (38); his children, John E.J.(5), Rose E. (4), Ada O.E. (3) and Alice M.E. (1) . In addition there was Sarah Wards (18 - nurse domestic), Mary Wards (15 - under-nurse, domestic), Elizabeth A. Foster (19 - General servant) and William J.A. White (21 -coachman). The 3 April 1881 census for East End House, East End Road, Finchley (RG 11, 1371, 57, page 5 & 7) showed the occupants as: James Hochee, Head, Married, Aged 48, GP; Emma Hochee, Wife, Married aged 48; Elizabeth C.Smith, Boarder, Unmarried, aged 19, Daughter of Carpet Manufacturer; Mary Ann E. Bennett, Patient, Unmarried, aged 38, Daughter of Clergyman, Lunatic; Mary Ann Flora(?), servant, unmarried, aged 23, cook; Rosa J. Johnson, servant, unmarried, aged 16, housemaid; Maria Linton, Nurse, unmarried, aged 27, Mental Nurse. At East End House Stables there was Thomas Stubbs, servant, unmarried, aged 17, groom. Five of his children at the time of the 1881 census were at Prospect House, East End Road, Finchley^5. The London Records office states that his marriage to Emma Fry was registered in the parish of Reigate for the July - September quarter 1864, Reference 2a 210. The birth certificate of his daughter Charlotte Elizabeth Emma, born in 1871, confirms him as a Surgeon living at East End Finchley. The entry in the Index of Wills states: Hochee, James of Parkgate Finchley in the County of Middlesex Surgeon who died 7 December 1896. Probate London to Emma Hochee widow William Hammond Richards Bank Manager and Benjamin Todd Gentleman. Personal Effects ,9,337 12s 2d.

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0 13 008A F FRY EMMA 88-92,95 ( ?. ?.1833)

e know nothing of Emma Fry except that she was recorded in the birth certificate of her daughter Charlotte Elizabeth Emma. She also appeared in the 1871 census for the household of James Hochee at East End Rd. Finchley. The Census stated that she was born at Titchmarsh, Northampton, and was 38 years of age, so presumably she was born in 1833. She was also shown at the same address in the 1881 census records. Emma died at Tunbridge Wells on 13th February 1904. The entry in the Index of Wills states:

Hochee, Emma of "Park Gate" 53 Upper Grosvenor Road Tunbridge Wells in the County of Sussex who died 13 February 1904 Probate London to John Fry Gentleman Personal Effects ,7,250 4s 4d Resworn ,6,950 4s 4d Resworn ,6,813 5s 8d Resworn ,7,037 2s 11d.

We have no record of John Fry. He was possibly a brother of Emma's.

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003A 13 009A M HOCHEE JOHN ELPHINSTONE FATQUA SINGLE (1828)

	ohn Elphinstone Fatqua Hochee was the third child of John Hochee and Charlotte Mole. He was born in 1828, as determined both from the 3 April, 1881 census, and from his death certificate.
He remained single Joined the Army Changed his name to MILTON He was at the family farm, Nortons, Lingfield, during the 1881 census	He did not marry but joined the army, changing his surname to MILTON. The 1881 Census showed that he was residing at Nortons, Lingfield, the occupants of the house being: Charlotte Hochee (his mother) aged 75; John E.Milton (son) aged 52 and a retired senior officer in the army; Julia Nigsworth(?) age 35, servant and cook; Eliza Steadman, aged 27, Housemaid; George Hutchins, aged 17, Gardener; Charlotte Anderson aged 40, Nurse; and Ellen Burley(?) Kitchenmaid.
He died at age 54 through blood poisoning following and operation for removal of stones from the Bladder. He hurriedly made a Will, leaving everything to his brother James. (13008M)	John died at 33 Wimpole Street, Cavendish Square on 22 April 1883. It is possible that he took ill suddenly as his last Will and Testament is dated three days before his death. The will is very short. In effect he says, "I give everything to my brother James." One of the witnesses to the will was Elizabeth Cooper, also of 33 Wimpole Street. It is possible that the solicitor was summoned to his death-bed for the purpose of making the Will - the truth we will never know. The index from the English Civil Registration from 1837 shows his death recorded in the parish of Marylebone for the June 1883 quarter, Reference 1a 384.

Death certificate details	His death certificate for the district of Marylebone, sub district of Cavendish Square in the County of Middlesex, states that he died on 22 April 1883, at 33 Wimpole Street, being 54 years of age. His occupation was given as "Gentleman." The cause of death, "Stone in the bladder - some years. Lithotomy. Pyremia 7 days."
The cause of death	Lithotomy is the operation for the surgical removal of stones from the bladder. Pyremia is a form of blood poisoning, similar to septicæmia. This would support the idea that, being operated on for the removal of bladder stones, infection set in, so his will was made quickly when it became evident that he was dying. His brother James was present at the death.
The entry in The Index of Wills	The entry in the Index for Wills states: The Will of John Elphinstone Fatqua Hochee otherwise John Elphinstone Milton late of Nortons Lingfield near East Grinstead in County of Sussex and of 33 Wimpole Street Cavendish Square in the County of Middlesex Esq who died 22nd April 1883 at 33 Wimpole Street was proved by James Hochee of Finchley in the County of Middlesex Member of the Royal College of Surgeons England the Brother the sole Executor. Personal Estate ,9,940 14s 7d. Resworn October 1883 ,11,455 11s 7d.

003A 13 009A M MILTON JOHN ELPHINSTONE FATQUA SINGLE (1828)

John Elphinstone Fatqua Hochee changed his surname to Milton. See the entry under his original family name.

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004A 13 010A M FALL JAMES EDWARD 18AB-21 (25.11.1817)

¹ Source: Victor Fall (15016M). John Fall

(16021M) sighted the

tombstone in 1958.

ames, the sixth child and youngest son of Rev Edward & Mary Fall, was born on 25 November 1817. On 1 January 1850 he married Louisa Townshend, and died on 4 September 1878, aged 60 years. He owned a "menswear" shop in the village of Long Buckby, Northamptonshire, England, and was buried in the Baptist churchyard in that village¹.

James and Louisa had four children, Lucy, Laura, George Edward, and Thomas.

005A 13 010A F TOWNSHEND LOUISA 18AB-21 ( 5.10.18??)

¹ 15016M

² 16021M

ouisa, the daughter of George Townshend, Officer of the Excise, Coventry, was born on 5 October, but we do not know which year. She married James Edward Fall on 1 January 1850 and died on 3 April 1901.

Victor Fall¹ said that her name was "Lucea", but John Fall^2, visiting the Baptist Churchyard at Long Buckby, England, noted the name on her tombstone as "Louisa."

022A 13 011A M McNAMARA JOHN 18B,22,23AB,24 (18??)

ery little is known of John McNamara. We do not know his date of birth, marriage or death, nor do we know his wife's name. He had four children: Emily Louisa (14018F), Victor Hugh (14023M), Tilly [presumably, Matilda (14024F)], and another daughter (14022F) . John Fall (16021M) and Patrick McNamara (15031M) both have [1989] a group photo including John McNamara. [See (1222M).]

014A 13 012A M ALLERTON THOMAS CASTLETON 26-30 (18??)

Kay Fall (16021F) has a photo of him in his verger's attire

e do not know the date of birth, marriage or death of Thomas. He lived at Aldeburgh in Suffolk, England where he owned a fleet of fishing smacks. He was a member of the local coast guards, and was the first person in the area to use the "breeches buoy" when it was introduced. He was also a verger in the Anglican Church and married Maryann King. Thomas and Mary had five children: Thomas Henry (b.1867), Charlotte (b.1868), Ellen Margaret (b.1870), Mabel Gertrude Martha (b.1872) and William Thomas Edward (b.1873), who married Annie Emily Cater.

015A 13 012A F KING MARYANN 26-30 (18??)

Maryann married Thomas Allerton. They had five children. Nothing else is known.

016A 13 013A M CATER EDWARD 26,33-39 (18??)

^1 Annie married William Thomas Allerton (14026M) ^2 15036F

e do not know the date of birth, marriage or death of Edward. He married Mary Elizabeth Smith and they had ten children: Annie Emily^1 (b.1879), Edith, Harry, William, George, Alice, Connie, Harriet (b.1882), Elizabeth and Arthur. The order of birth is unknown. Edward's granddaughter, Violet^2, in 1989 recalled: When I was a little girl, he was a gruff, surly man who drank a bit. He wore a beard that never seemed trimmed. As a farm labourer, he wore leggings and a velvet jacket. Sometimes we watched him scything the corn.

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006A 13 013A F SMITH MARY ELIZABETH 26,33-39 ( 5. 8.1854)

ary Elizabeth, the daughter of Edward Smith and Sarah Wells, was born on 5 August, 1854. Her date of marriage and death is not known. She had ten children. Her granddaughter, Violet, remembered her as a quiet, gentle little woman who never raised her voice or got annoyed.

0 13 014A M RICHARDSON JOHN 25 +10 others (14.04.1822)

^1 16039AF ^2 Spelling uncertain, may be Thorold Arms

ohn was born at Brandon, Suffolk, England on 14 April 1822. He married Jemima Harrison and had eleven children, as shown in the descendancy chart below. According to Margaret Methley^1 he and his wife had the Throld Arms^2 in Lincolnshire. After the death of Jemima he had two further marriages, but details are not known. 13014AM‑‑ John RICHARDSON (b.1822) 13014AF sp‑Jemima HARRISON (b.1826) │ 1 ├──14140AF‑‑ Eleanor RICHARDSON (b.1853) 2 ├──14141AF‑‑ Emily L RICHARDSON (b.1855) 3 ├──14142AF‑‑ Elizabeth RICHARDSON (b.1856) 4 ├──14143AF‑‑ Sarah RICHARDSON (b.1857) 5 ├──14144AM‑‑ William H RICHARDSON (b.1858) 6 ├──14145AM‑‑ John J RICHARDSON (b.1860) 7 ├──14146AM‑‑ Charles RICHARDSON (b.1861) 8 ├──14147AM‑‑ George RICHARDSON (b.1863) │ 9 ├──14025AF‑‑ Jemima J RICHARDSON (b.1864) │ 14025AM sp‑Thomas Raithby MELSON (b.1865) │ │ │ ╔═════════════╧════════════════════════════════════════════╗ │ ║ For the descendants of Jemima and Thomas Melson ║ │ ║ See the Melson descendancy chart in 13021AM page 131 ║ │ ╚══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝ │ 10 ├──14148AF‑‑ Eleanor RICHARDSON (b.1866) │ 14148AM sp‑Owen EVANS │ │ │ 1 ├──15156AM‑‑ Owen EVANS │ │ 15156AF sp‑Unknown UNKNOWN │ │ │ │ │ 1 └──16145AM‑‑ Owen EVANS (b.1931?) │ │ │ 2 └──15157AF‑‑ Blaudwin EVANS │ 11 └──14149AF‑‑ Elizabeth RICHARDSON (b.1867)

0 13 014A F HARRISON JEMIMA 25 +10 Others (11.02.1826)

emima was born at Hunstanton, Norfolk, England on 11 February 1826. She had three sisters and lived for a time at Jericho farm in Lincolnshire. She married John Richardson and raised eleven children.

0 13 016A M CURLEY ? 47 (18??)

Nothing is known.

0 13 016A F URSALINE JANE TERESA 47 (18??)

Nothing is known.

0 13 017A M CHICK GEORGE HENRY 47 (18??)

Nothing is known.

0 13 017A F McDONALD CATHERINE 47 (18??)

Nothing is known.

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0 13 021A M MELSON ? 25 + 2 others (18??)

^1 16039AF

Little is known of Mr Melson, the father of Thomas Raithby Melson. He had three children, the other two being a son John Raithby Melson and a daughter Franis Raithby Melson. Margaret Methley^1said that Mr Melson's wife had the Star and Garter Public house, but we do not know where this was located. His descendancy chart is as follows: 13021AM‑‑ Unknown MELSON 13021AF sp‑UNKNOWN │ 1 ├──14025AM‑‑ Thomas Raithby MELSON (b.1865) │ 14025AF sp‑Jemima J RICHARDSON (b.1864) │ │ │ 1 ├──15039AF‑‑ Mary MELSON │ 2 ├──15040AF‑‑ Jemima MELSON │ 3 ├──15043AM‑‑ John Raithby MELSON (b.1889) │ 4 ├──15046AM‑‑ Robert Raithby MELSON (b.1894) │ │ │ 5 ├──15047AM‑‑ Edward MELSON │ │ 15047AF sp‑Dorothy UNKNOWN │ │ │ │ │ 1 ├──16042AM‑‑ Robert Peter MELSON │ │ │ │ │ 2 └──16043AF‑‑ Cynthia MELSON │ │ 16043AF sp‑Allan WARD │ │ │ │ │ 1 ├──17072BM‑‑ Graham John WARD (b.1952) │ │ │ 17072BF sp‑Marguerite F LOWE (b.1948) │ │ │ │ │ 2 ├──17073AF‑‑ Alison June WARD │ │ │ 17073AM sp‑Terrence BANKS │ │ │ │ │ │ │ 1 ├──18067AM‑‑ Michael BANKS │ │ │ 2 └──18068AM‑‑ Stephen BANKS │ │ │ │ │ 3 └──17074AM‑‑ David WARD (b.1956) │ │ 17074AF sp‑Margaret SMITH (b.1958) │ │ │ 6 ├──15036AM‑‑ Joseph MELSON (b.1899) │ │ 15036AF sp‑Violet Olive ALLERTON (b.1902) │ │ │ │ │ 1 ├──16021AF‑‑ Kathleen Mary MELSON (b.1926) │ │ │ 16021AM sp‑John Victor FALL (b.1928) │ │ │ │ │ │ │ 1├──17069AF‑‑ Judith Anne FALL (b.1955) │ │ │ │ 17069AM sp‑Ian Peter OZANNE (b.1954) │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ 1 ├──18039AM‑‑ Benjamin Ian OZANNE (b.1979) │ │ │ │ 2 └──18040AF‑‑ Sasha Joy OZANNE (b.1983) │ │ │ │ │ │ │ 2 └──17070AM‑‑ Peter John FALL (b.1957) │ │ │ 17070AF sp‑Lee Heather BAKER (b.1959) │ │ │ │ │ │ │ 1 ├──18041AF‑‑ Shannon Jean FALL (b.1979) │ │ │ 2 ├──18042AF‑‑ Michelle Kathleen FALL (b.1981) │ │ │ 3 ├──18043AM‑‑ Christopher John FALL (b.1982) │ │ │ 4 └──18098AF‑‑ Amy Elizabeth FALL (b.1989) │ │ │ │ │ 2 └──16033AF‑‑ Doreen Ellen MELSON (b.1928) │ │ 16033AM sp‑John James WALKER (b.1928) │ │ │ │ │ 1 ├──17086AM‑‑ Stephen John WALKER (b.1954) │ │ │ 17086AF sp‑Sandra WINNING │ │ │ │ │ │ │ 1 └──18133AM‑‑ Michael Bruce WALKER (b.1991) │ │ │ │ │ 2 └──17087AM‑‑ Bruce Richard WALKER (b.1957) │ │ (Continued on next page) (Continued from last page) 13021AM‑‑ Unknown MELSON 13021AF sp‑UNKNOWN │ 1 ├──14025AM‑‑ Thomas Raithby MELSON (b.1865) │ 14025AF sp‑Jemima J RICHARDSON (b.1864) │ │ │ 7 ├──15041AF‑‑ Susan (Cissie) MELSON (b.1890) │ │ 15041AM sp‑Henry TURNER │ │ │ │ │ 1 ├──16142AF‑‑ Eva TURNER (b.1917) │ │ │ │ │ 2 ├──16036AM‑‑ Edward TURNER (b.1918) │ │ │ 16026AF sp‑Rose JARVIS │ │ │ │ │ │ │ 1 ├──17078AF‑‑ Patricia R TURNER (b.1946) │ │ │ │ │ │ │ 2 ├──17079AM‑‑ George TURNER │ │ │ │ 17079AF sp‑Sandra UNKNOWN │ │ │ │ │ │ │ 3 ├──17080AM‑‑ Paul TURNER │ │ │ │ 17080AF sp‑Unknown MCGUINNES │ │ │ │ │ │ │ 4 └──17150AM‑‑ Andrew TURNER │ │ │ │ │ 3 ├──16035BM‑‑ Harry TURNER (b.1919) │ │ │ 16035BF sp‑Anne WILSON (b.1911?) │ │ │ │ │ 4 ├──16037AF‑‑ Dorothy D TURNER (b.1922) │ │ │ 16037AMsp‑Frederick MANDRY │ │ │ │ │ │ │ 1 └──17089AM‑‑ Guy MANDRY (b.1953) │ │ │ │ │ 5 ├──16038AM‑‑ Thomas TURNER (b.1929) │ │ │ 16038AF sp‑Mary MCBRIDE │ │ │ │ │ │ │ 1 ├──17090AF‑‑ Doreen TURNER │ │ │ │ │ │ │ 2 └──17091AF‑‑ Sandra TURNER │ │ │ 17091AM sp‑Ross HARRIS │ │ │ │ │ │ │ 1 └──18150AM‑‑ Stuart HARRIS (b.1992) │ │ │ │ │ 6 └──16039AF‑‑ Margaret TURNER (b.1932) │ │ 16039AM sp‑Harry METHLEY (b.1932) │ │ │ │ │ 1 ├──17092AM‑‑ Christopher METHLEY (b.1953) │ │ │ 17092AF sp‑Claudia UNKNOWN │ │ │ │ │ 2 └──17093AM‑‑ Nigel METHLEY (b.1963) │ │ │ 8 ├──15042AM‑‑ Herbert MELSON │ │ 15042AF sp‑Violet UNKNOWN │ │ │ 9 ├──15044AM‑‑ Harry MELSON │10 └──15045AF‑‑ Gertrude MELSON │ 2 ├──14150AM‑‑ John Raithby MELSON │ 14150AF sp‑Blanche UNKNOWN │ │ │ 1 ├──15X‑‑ Boy No1 MELSON │ 2 └──15X‑‑ Boy No2 MELSON │ 3 └──14151AF‑‑ Franis Raithby MELSON 14151AM sp‑Unknown UNKNOWN NO1 │ 1 └──15158AF‑‑ Minnie UNKNOWN NO1 15158AM sp‑Thomas WOOD │ 1 ├──16143AF‑‑ Dorothy WOOD 2 └──16144AF‑‑ Margaret WOOD

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004A 13 022A M FALL EDWARD (23. 8.1809)

¹ In the possession of

John Fall (16021M)

dward, the eldest son of Rev. Edward Fall and Mary Fall, was born on 23 August 1809 and died at Rugby England on 15 May 1823, just before his 14th birthday. In his own handwriting his father headed the flyleaf of the family bible with the words "Edward Fall, April 29th 1809". Then followed the names and dates of birth and marriage of his children. For his first son he inscribed:

Edward Fall, son of Edward & Mary Fall, was born Wednesday morning about 2 O'Clock, August 23rd 1809. Died May 15 1823, 5 minutes before 11 at night aged 13 years and 9 months.

017A 13 023A M ANGUS HENRY (18??)

ittle is known of Henry. He married Rebekah Fall and followed his father-in-law by succeeding him in becoming the third minister of the Rugby Baptist church.

004A 13 023A F FALL REBEKAH (26.11.1812)

ebekah, the third child of Rev Edward & Mary Fall was born at about 2 O'Clock Thursday morning 26 November, 1812.

Her father's bible states:

Rebecca Fall was married to H. Angus, Baptist Minister Rugby at the Baptist Chapel Rugby by myself Sept.7 1853

Rebekah was almost 41 years of age at her marriage, and her father had been retired since 1848. We do not know when she died. We presume there were no children.

004A 13 024A M FALL THOMAS (13. 6.1816)

homas was the fifth child and second son of Rev Edward & Mary Fall. His father's bible states:

Thomas Fall, son of Mary & Edward Fall was born June Thursday 13, 1816 about 6 of 'Clock at night. ... He was married to Miss Sarah Bradford, the daughter of the late Mr John Bradford of Shilton Fields in this County on Saturday Nov. the 11th, 1848 at Shilton Church.

We do not know if there were children, nor when Thomas died.

018A 13 024A F BRADFORD SARAH (18??)

Nothing is known of Sarah other than the entry in the Rev. Edward Fall's bible. She married Thomas Fall on 11 November 1848.

019A 13 025A M MAJURY JOSEPH (18??)

Nothing is known of Joseph other than the entry in the Rev. Edward Fall's bible. He came from Farmouth and married Emma Fall on 12 April 1853.

004A 13 025A F FALL EMMA ( 5. 1.1811)

^1 Comment by John Fall (16021M)

mma was the second child and first daughter of the Rev. Edward & Mary Fall. Her father's bible records: Emma Fall daughter of Edward & Mary Fall was born between eleven and twelve of the clock Saturday Janry 5th 1811. (She) was married at Newbold Church by Ebeneza Broughton Leigh on April 12th 1852 to Mr Joseph Majury of Farmouth. It is interesting to note that Emma was the eldest of five sisters. She did not marry until she was 41 years of age, and none of her sisters married before her. Could this be a case where no daughter was permitted to marry until the eldest married?^1 We do not know when Emma died. It is presumed that there were no children.

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004A 13 026A F FALL HANNAH (10. 7.1814)

annah was the fourth child and third daughter of the Rev. Edward and Mary Fall. Her father recorded in his bible:

Hannah Fall daughter of Ed. & Mary Fall was born about 3 before 2 of the clock on Sabbath morning July 10th 1814.

He does not record her marriage, so we presume she remained single.

020A 13 027A M NICHOLSON J. (18??)

Nothing is known except that which is inscribed in his father-in-law's bible. He came from Manchester and married Mary Ann Fall.

004A 13 027A F FALL MARY ANN (14. 6.1820)

ary was the seventh child of the Rev. Edward and Mary Fall. Her father's bible states:

Mary Ann Fall the daughter of Edward & Mary Fall was born on Wednesday morning June 14th 1820 about a quarter past eight of the clock....(she) was married to Mr J. (???) Nicholson of Manchester at the Baptist chapel, Rugby by Henry Angus March 27th 1855.

Mary Ann was the youngest of the girls at marriage -being almost 35!

We do not know when she died. We know nothing of children.

021A 13 028A M BUCHANAN J. (18??)

Nothing is known except that he married Susanna Fall at Mittybrook on 8 March 1862.

004A 13 028A F FALL SUSANNA ( 1. 6.1822)

usanna was the eighth and youngest child of the Rev. Edward and Mary Fall. Her father's bible states:

Susanna Fall the daughter of Edward & Mary Fall was born Saturday night about a quarter after eleven of the clock, June 1st 1822.

Her father died in 1859 and she married three years later, in 1862, at the age of almost 40. The following is inscribed in the bible:

Susanna Fall the daughter of Edward & Mary Fall was married to Mr J. Buchanan at Mittybrook on the 8th of March 1862 by Rev. H. Angus of Rugby.

There is no record of children.

0 13 032A M GLANVILLE ? 15A (18??)

The father of Margaret (first wife of Henry St.John Knight). Nothing else is known.

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0 13 033A M BURNETT WILLIAM CHARLES 16 ( ?. ?.18??)

¹ 14016M

he father of Daisy Burnett who married Churchill Knight¹. The book: Register of St.Peter's College, Radley has an entry for Churchill Knight. This states that Daisy was the daughter of William Charles Burnett of Brantwood, Oakcroft Road, Blackheath. Nothing else is known.

026A 13 038A M POCOCK CRAWFORD JOHN 15B (1840)

^1 This is recorded in the parish of East Grinstead, September 1871 quarter,2b 195. ^2 15020M ^3 15022M ^4 15023M ^5 13075M

orn in 1840, Crawford John Pocock became a medical practitioner in Brighton, England. He married Ann Hochee in 1871^1. We know of one child, Mary Emily (May) Pocock, who married her cousin Henry St.John Knight. Anton Knight^2, the son of Henry St.John Knight by his first marriage, said that Dr Pocock "seemed to have plenty of money". This money eventually went to Crawford and Ann's grandchildren, Ernest^3 and William^4. Crawford died 26 March 1890. The entry in the index of Wills states: Pocock Crawford John late of 49 Church Road Hove in the County of Sussex Surgeon who died 26 March 1890 at 49 Church Road Hove aforesaid was Proved at Lewes by William Withers Moore of Burgess Hill in the said County M.D. and Henry Sketchley Bacon of Brighton in the said County Solicitor the Executors. Personal Effects ,11,211 16s 2d. The Brighton Post Office Directory for 1867 lists: Commercial, Pocock Crawford John Surgeon 45 Clarence Square. The directory also lists a Gavin Elliott Pocock, Surgeon, of 24 Cannon Place. George Lowdell^5 is also listed as a Surgeon at 24 Cannon place.

003A 13 038A F HOCHEE ANN 15B ( 9. 6.1840)

^1 The London Record Office shows the birth recorded in the parish of East Grinstead for the quarter April-June 1840, Reference VII 288 ^2 We have no record of either Bacon or Baines. They may have been the husbands of daughters other than Mary Emily, but we have no records of other children.

nn, the daughter of John Hochee & Charlotte Mole, was born on 9 June 1840^1. Her birth certificate states that she was born at Nortons Lingfield and that the profession of her father was "Gentleman". Within the family she was known as Annie and married a medical practitioner, Crawford Pocock. We only know of one child, but there may have been others. She died on 29 February 1920. The entry in the Index of Wills states: Pocock, Ann of 15 Wilbury Gardens Hove in the County of Sussex widow who died 29 February 1920 Probate Lewes to Henry Sketchley Bacon solicitor and Harold Athelstan Baines^2 surgeon Personal effects ,9,931 3s 6d

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031A 13 039A M LOWDELL SYDNEY POOLE 0ch (1831?)

^1 This is recorded in the International Genealogy Index ^2 15020M ^3 15016F ^4 14004F ^5 See also the entry for Emily Lowdell (13079F) for the 1871 census, Thorold Lowdell (13051M) & Isaac Lowdell (13076M) for the 1861 census. ^6 13007F ^7 15015BF ^8 14109M ^9 14096M ^10 14110F ^11 14085M ^12 Not included in the register ^13 14090F

ydney, the eleventh child of George Lowdell and Jessamine Lowdell, was born at Brighton in 1831. He married Henrietta (Netta) Hochee on 23 August 1866 at Paddington, St.James^1. In a 1957 letter, Anton Knight^2 wrote to Dorothy Fall^3 that Sydney had "lived at East Grinstead, and in Brighton. I have stayed at their home in East Grinstead, and it was certainly a lovely place with its own chapel." Kate Knight^4 refers in her diaries to "Uncle Sydney." The 1881 Census records^5: 1881, RG11, 1059, 72, page 17 - Baldwin's Hill, Lingfield. Sydney P. Lowdell Head Mar 50 Surgeon Sussex Brighton Henrietta Wife Mar 55 Hertfords. Braughing William Marlow Serv Mar 49 Gardener Warwicks. Luton Betsey Marlow Serv Mar 51 Cook Northampt. Bifield Emily Mitchell Serv Unm 22 Housemaid Surrey Lingfield Sydney died on 16 March 1922, and his death is recorded in the parish of Brighton for the March 1922 quarter, 2b 397. He was recorded as aged 91 at his death. Sydney was a man of considerable means and for much of his life lived at Baldwins, Lingfield near East Grinstead. The extent of his estate is shown by his Will. He left ,1,000 for the support of a chapel near Baldwins, or to be used for the poor of the district. He gave ,200 for the upkeeping of almshouses erected by Charlotte Hochee in memory of her husband. He gave money to the China Inland Mission, to the Earlwood Asylum, the Pakhai Leper Hospital and the East Grinstead Cottage Hospital. He left ,2,500 to Letitia Knight^6, which was divided amongst her surviving children as Letitia died two years before Sydney. He left ,2,500 to Mary Knight^7 the daughter of Ann Pocock. His nephew Charles Lowdell^8 received a legacy of ,5,000 while Sydney James Lowdell's^9 children received ,200 each and a one fifth share in his residuary estate. He made small bequests to his housemaid, gardener, cook, farm hand, servant and cowhand and to the vergeress of the Baldwins church. He owned two dwelling-houses. That at 38 Norfolk Square Brighton he bequeathed to his niece Mary Henrietta Lowdell^10, while his main Baldwin property and farm lands went to his nephew William Thorold Lowdell^11. He divided his residuary estate between his nephews and nieces Charles George Walton Lowdell^8, William Thorold Lowdell and Mary Henrietta Lowdell and his grand nieces Alice Chaplin Geraldine Lowdell^12 and Ethel Henrietta Lowdell^12. As a first codicil to his will he left ,100 to Ada Ottley Emma Hochee^13, and by a further codicil he left ,100 to the former bank manager at East Grinstead.

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003A 13 039A F HOCHEE HENRIETTA (NETTA) 0ch (1826)

¹ 14004F

enrietta, or Netta as she was known within the family, the second child of John Hochee and Charlotte Mole, was born in England in 1826. She married Sydney Poole Lowdell in 1866 and died on 14 March 1911. Kate Rumble's¹ diary in January 1912 states:

Received a parcel from my mother containing present for myself and the girls from Aunt Netta's belongings that her husband was dividing around the relations.

The abstract of her will which states:

LOWDELL Henrietta of Baldwins, East Grinstead, Surrey (Wife of Sydney Poole Lowdell) died 14 March 1911. ADMIN to Sydney Poole Lowdell Gentleman. Effects ,100.

Her death is recorded in the parish of Godstone for the March 1911 quarter, 2a 174. Her age at death is recorded as 85. Her husband Sydney Poole Lowdell in his will left all his estate to nephews and nieces which would be consistent with he and Henrietta having no children of their own.

0 13 040A M TURRELL ? 15C (18??)

¹ 15015CM

It was his third marriage

² 15020M

³ contained in a letter written by Anton to

Dorothy Fall (15016F)

ittle is known of Mr Turrell, the father of Susie. As a young girl in her twenties, Susie married Henry St.John Knight^1. Henry's son Anton² did not approve of this marriage of his father to someone of a lower class, whom he thought was after his money. Anton described her father as a "Wheel Tapper" by trade. "Very estimable and God-fearing people, no doubt, but not really the class into which one would wish to marry."³

028A 13 041A M SPENCER WILLIAM 69,71-81 ( ?. ?.1825)

^1 The information in this entry was provided in 1989 by Miriamme Young (16014F) ^2 There is uncertainty about the last child, Frank. It could have been Zoe.

illiam, the son of Thomas Henry Spencer^1, was born in 1825 at Bath, England. On 22 March 1855 he married Hannah Properjohn at Bunbury, Western Australia. He died on 21 July 1901. William, probably the grandson of Admiral Hercules Robinson, arrived in Bunbury on the Sailing vessel "Trusty" in 1842. He worked as a shepherd, as a member of the police force, and as clerk of courts before becoming a shipping and commercial merchant. He was the contractor for the original Bunbury jetty. He became an active political figure: Member of the Legislative Assembly: 1896 - 1901; Fifteen years a Bunbury Councillor, Elected Mayor of Bunbury five times. Spencer Street in Bunbury was named after him. He and his wife had twelve children: Thomas, Hannah, Francis, Clare, George, Charles, Ellen, Albert, Augustus, Llellwyn, Victor and Frank^2.