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I am indebted to the late Vera E. Purslow who was a major source of the history of the earlier Trehearnes and the author of the series of booklets 'Centuries of Traherne Families'.
A few passages from this work have been used in the documentary below which I fully acknowledge & understand that copyright remains with the original owner.
Reference to these booklets may be given as, eg: 'Book 1 (i)' or simply 'VEP'.

b. 5 May 1888 at 13 High Street, Kidderminster, Worcestershire.
bp. 17 September 1888 at St Mary's, Kidderminster by Vicar Sidney Phillips.
sch. Unknown, but written on the fly-leaf of the book 'The Life of David Livingstone', once the property of George E. is 'National School, Nuneaton 1899'. Also, very faintly, is printed (?) 'St Thomas' School'.
m. 17 March 1915 All Saints, Gorton, Manchester, Ellen Kirby (2), Domestic Servant of 39 Gorton Lane. Witnesses-Gilbert (or Albert) Edward Bowker & Letitia Kirby (77). Rector-Geo. Herbert Downes. William (8) George E's father was deceased.
children: Joyce Millicent Kirby (4); George Kenneth (3); Norman Neville (6); William Gordon (5); Neville (7).
res. 13 High Street, Kidderminster 1888, 1889 (birth certs), 1891 (census)
-1A Burns Street, Oldham, Lancashire 1901 (census).
-177 Chester Road, Manchester 13 July 1906 (insert in the book 'The Art of Ticket Writing' 1894). A shop owned by John Thornburn, Boot Dealer.
-39 Gorton Lane, Manchester 1915 (marriage cert).
-In 1906, 1907, 1923 John Thornburn, Boot Dealer, was resident at 39 Gorton Lane. Ref. Kellys Directories. In Slater's 1903 directory he had shops at 39 & 107 Gorton Lane, 306 Stretford Rd, 11 & 177 Chester Road. A different John Thornburn was resident at 232 Queens Road, M.P.
-7 The Mews, Seaforth, Liverpool 1917
-12 Tuscan Street, Seaforth, Liverpool 1920 (birth certs).
-11 Catherine Road, Pitsmoor, Sheffield, Yorkshire 1923 (birth cert).
-69 Lisburn Lane, Old Swan, Tue Brook, Liverpool 1926/7. Now a newsagent's shop (1989).
-6 Rossall Avenue, Stretford, Manchester bef.1934-1938.
-39 Bannerdale Road, Millhouses, Sheffield 1938-1976.
occ. Boot/Shoe shop manager of 'England's Smart Shoes' (proprietor-Charles England) 1915 to 16 April 1964 serving 49 years. Firstly at 4 Tib Street, Picadilly, Manchester then at Pinstone Street and High Street, Sheffield until retirement. There were also branches in Birmingham and, possibly, Liverpool. Shortly after 1964, Englands were taken over by Lennard's Shoes. They are no longer extant in Sheffield or Manchester.
Known by the nickname of 'Flip' (origin unknown) by his wife. Smoked 'Babys Bottom' pipe tobacco!
d. 2 November 1976 at 39 Bannerdale Road, Millhouses of Coronary Thrombosis. Suffered head injury due to a fall a day or two previously.
crem. at Hutcliffe Wood Cemetery, Millhouses.

In 1916, George joined the Prince of Wales Volunteers as a Private then the 3rd South Lancashire Regiment and probably transferred to the 6th South Lancashires (as the 3rd never left the UK) and served in Mesopotamia during the Great War and was at Allenby's HQ at Basra. The aim of the Mesopotamian front was to secure British oil supplies and to dislodge the Ottoman Empire of the Turks who were allies of the Germans. See www.1914-1918.net for more information on this campaign.
Private 36592 (acting Sergeant) is listed in the National Archives' Medal Card as being in the date range of 1914-20 (Catalogue Ref. WO372/20. Image Ref. 76497/12416). He is believed to have become a non-commissioned warrant officer, but I await evidence to support this. His Great War Victory Medal is inscribed 'Sergeant'.

It is noted that from a photograph of George Ellis in uniform, that one of the medal ribbons worn is similar to the ribbon of the Military Cross whose description would be; a purple centre strip with white on either side. The photograph is black & white and may refer to another award. I can, however, find no other award which relates to a dark centre stripe with white either side. There is, also, no evidence to suggest the Military Cross was ever awarded to George. The question of the ribbon, therefore, remains open.

Not found on 1911 census (Jan 2013)
A10

b. 22 March 1886 at Green Lane, Waterloo, Liverpool.
m. 17 March 1915 All Saints, Gorton, Manchester, George E. Trehearn (1), qv.
children: as George E. Trehearn
res. Green Lane, Waterloo 1886 to at least 1891
-38 Lyra Road, Waerloo 1901
-as George E (1) from 1915
occ. Domestic Servant 1915 employed by John Thornburn, Boot Dealer of 39 Gorton Lane.
d. 28 September 1978 Badsley Moor Lane Hospital, Rotherham.
crem. Hutcliffe Wood Cemetery, Millhouses, Sheffield, Yorkshire. See Kirby family
D1

b. 22 January 1917 at 7 The Mews, Seaforth, Liverpool (Birth informant was Ann Davis of the same address). Stamp on rear of certificate reads "Army Pay Office...". Was father George Ellis (1) away on military service & Ellen (2) applying for monetary assistance? The occupant of 7 The Mews was William (49), Ellen's father from 1901 to 1918 (directories 1919-22 not available-not listed in 1923).
bp. 4 February 1917 Christ Church, Waterloo, Liverpool.

sch. Victoria Park School, Stretford, Manchester.
?Stretford Grammar School. May have been one of the few who were allowed free entry to this school, or father may have paid for his education as a junior (?at a reduced fee?). Ref.7.
res. 7 The Mews, Seaforth, Liverpool 1917
-12 Tuscan Street, Seaforth, Liverpool 1920 (birth certs)
-11 Catherine Road, Pitsmoor, Sheffield, Yorkshire 1923 (birth certs)
-69 Lisburn Lane, Old Swan, Tue Brook, Liverpool 1926/7. Now a newsagent's shop (1989)
-6 Rossall Avenue, Stretford, Manchester bef.1934-1938 (?)
Was seen by a neighbour alighting a tram in Trafford Park, Manchester, which was an industrial complex at the time, wearing clean clothes but grubby hands, much as an engineer might have. Ref.4.
Became Norman Ellis after leaving home in the 1930s following family disagreement. Ref.7 & 4.
-68a Victoria Square, Oldham Road, Manchester up to the 1990s
m. Probably, possibly with issue, but no evidence available to date.
occ. Electrical firm.
d. & crem. 2nd quarter 1997, Manchester

As mentioned above, George Kenneth left home somewhat abruptly in the mid to late 1930s. None of my relatives volunteered the fact that he existed at all until my sister mentioned that she heard my grandmother (Ellen Kirby) saying her prayers one evening in which 'Kenneth' was mentioned (George Kenneth was simply known as Kenneth to the family apparently). A discussion with my father confirmed his brother had left home and was not heard of since then.
An exhaustive search for George Kenneth amongst various records and directories proved fruitless. He does not appear in Kelly's Directories of 1934, 35, 37, 38 or any since then.
Whilst working at 'Englands' in Manchester, a letter addressed to (4) was delivered postage unpaid. Refusing to pay postage on letters from 'boyfriends', George Ellis returned the letter to the postman. Thinking the letter could be a response by Kenneth to an earlier letter from (4) asking him to get in touch, an enquiry was made at the post office, but the letter had been destroyed. (4) thought that he had been sleeping rough at the 'black and white house' (a chalet type holiday dwelling) as it had been broken in to. It was here she had left her letter.
After searching for about 2 years the reasons for failure appeared to be limited so a new approach regarding name change was undertaken and a number of names were considered; William, Gordon, Norman, Kirby, Ellis, to name a few, both as forenames and surnames. Eventually, a Norman Ellis (Norman the name of a brother & Ellis, father's second forename) was found living at Victoria Square, Manchester from about 1981. (4) made contact and found brother 'Kenneth' in 1989 after 50 years 'lost'.

A number of Norman Ellis' were marr. in Manchester (the most likely place);
Elsie Atherton 3rd qrtr 1940 Hilda Shannon 1st qrtr 1942 Ethel H. Wiggins 4th qrtr 1943 Ida F. Gamble 3rd qrtr 1944 Irene M. Grimshaw 2nd qrtr 1944
Hilda Thornley (Ashton) 3rd qrtr 1940 Jessie Walker 2nd qrtr 1946 Marjorie Wynn 4th qrtr 1946 Ref. a.com.
There are a number of other marriages in the area - see a.com, FreeBMD.
A7

b. 6 Nov 1915 Manchester
m. 14 March 1938 St Oswald's, Millhouses, Sheffield, Yorkshire, Aubrey Lomas (40). See also Lomas family
res. 7 The Mews, Seaforth, Liverpool 1917
-12 Tuscan Street, Seaforth, Liverpool 1920 (birth certs).
-11 Catherine Road, Pitsmoor, Sheffield, Yorkshire 1923 (birth cert).
-69 Lisburn Lane, Old Swan, Tue Brook, Liverpool 1926/7. Now a newsagent's shop (1989).
-6 Rossall Avenue, Stretford, Manchester bef.1934-1938.
-La Cassita, Greenhill Road, Timperley, Cheshire 1940
-Clark Lane, Bollington, Cheshire 1941
-West Bond Street, Macclesfield, Cheshire
-Garden Street, Macclesfield
-Returned to Timperley 1944
-Willow Bank, Chancery Lane, Bollington
-Brinhaven, Chancery Lane, Bollington
-4 Strawberry Lane, Wilmslow, Cheshire 1975 to 2013
occ. Nursing Auxiliary during WWII
d. 2013 Wilmslow, Cheshire
crem. 2013 Macclesfield, Cheshire
A8

b. 20 Dec. 1920 at 11am at 12 Tuscan Street, Seaforth, Liverpool.
d. 29 July 1921 of 1. whooping cough, 2. pneumonia, aged 7 months at Tuscan St. (cert). Twin of (6).
bur. Crosby Cemetery (Ref 4) ?St Lukes.
A9

b. 20 Dec. 1920 at 11.30am at 12 Tuscan Street, Seaforth, Liverpool.
d. 29 July 1921 of 1. whooping cough, 2. pneumonia, aged 7 months at Tuscan St. (cert). Twin of (5).
bur. Crosby Cemetery (Ref 4) ?St Lukes.
Mother said not to be experienced with ailments suffered by children and often called for help from relatives and friends.
A9

b. 17 May 1923 at 11 Catherine Road, Pitsmoor, Sheffield, Yorkshire

sch. Victoria Park Infants & Seniors School, Stretford, Manchester c1927-37.
m. 18 December 1948 at Sheffield Register Office, Doris Jackson (15). See Jackson family.
children: Rodger (16); Dau (17); Dau (18); Paul E. (19).
res. as George E. Trehearn (1) until c1947/8.
-49 Ewers Road, Kimberworth, Rotherham, Yorkshire.
-33 Ferrars Road, Tinsley, Sheffield to c1953.
-Padley Mill Cottage, Grindleford, Derbyshire to c1955
-100 Manor Road, Brinsworth, Rotherham 1955 to 2004
occ. Began as Office Boy for 'Bert Wilson, Commercial Artist' of Manchester at 4/6d a week.
-Witham's, Steel Rules of Manchester for 5/6d a week.-
-Various jobs in the engineering sector in Sheffield & Rotherham until the '50s.
-Walsall Conduits, Henley Cables, Gaskell & Chambers, Sheffield Twist Drill - all probably of Sheffield.
-Tool Inspector, Chestermans, Rotherham c1948 at £8/15/- weekly.
-Joiner's Tool Inspector, Stanley Tools from 1949.
-Salesman - Bibles, advertising, etc
-Emil Engineering, Blade Manufacturers for lawn mowers, planes, etc.
-Salesman/Driver Walls Ices, Rotherham from c1953.
-From c1956 Salesman/Driver 'Mothers Pride' Bakery, Rotherham. Made redundant 1985 after 29 years 6 months.
d. 17 December 2004 at Rotherham Hospice.
crem. Herringthorpe Crematorium, Rotherham.

Served as 5960858 from 1940-c1947 during WWII in the Bedfordshire & Hertfordshire Regiment serving in Europe. Received 2 Chevrons (Lance Corporal) approx. 10 May 1944.
No3 Infantry Training Centre, Bury St Edmunds
71st Battalion, Beds & Herts Regiment; 6th Beds & Herts; 2nd Beds & Herts; 2nd Beds & Herts Brigade HQ; 2nd Beds & Herts Division HQ, Luton Hoo, Bedfordshire; 2nd Beds & Herts No2 Beach Group; 7th Battalion Somerset Light Infantry; Devonshire Regiment.
A6

b. 1st quarter 1859 (FreeBMD)
bp. 3 November 1861 at St Mary's, Kidderminster, Worcestershire. Ref. Worcester CRO, ref EF33 No 239.
m. 25 October 1879 at St Paul's, Wolverhampton, Harriett Emma Adams (9) in the presence of Tom Watkins & Jane Cox. William of Penn Street, a bootmaker.
Also FreeBMD, 6b 832
children: Ray Vincent (10); Hubert Harry (11); George Ellis (1); Ada Mary (12).
res. 13 Mill Street, Kidderminster 1861-71
-Penn Street, Wolverhampton (at marr. 1879)
-(?57 High Street, Burton on Trent 1881, possibly (Wm age 22. There may be an error in transcription from the 1881 census where Harriett may be described as Henrietta. The writing could be both names and is difficult to read. However, "Henrietta's" place of birth given as Horsley, Gloucs. which does not tally. A son William R. is noted, b. 3rd quarter 1880 Sedgley, Staffs, d. 2nd quarter 1883 Kidderminster). There are no marriages listed in FreeBMD between a William Trehearn & a Henrietta from 1876).
-16 Vicar Street, Kidderminster 1883 & 1886
-13 High Street, Kidderminster 1888-c1891
-1A Burns Street, Oldham, Lancashire 1901 (census)
occ. Bootmaker 1879
-Manager Boot Shop 1901
d. 4th quarter 1901 Oldham (FreeBMD 8d 445. Marr. cert of George Ellis(1) in 1915 shows father as deceased)

13 High Street, Kidderminster still had a shoe shop on it's site in May 1986, the business being run by Curtess Shoes. It was then part of a pedestrian precinct.
It is unclear why William was in Wolverhampton at the time of his marriage. Was he learning his trade?
1881 census - at 57 High Street, Burton on Trent shows a William, 22, Manager of Shoe Shop, marr. to Henrietta, 22, b. Horsley (Gloucs or Worcs) with son William R, 7 months, b. Sedgley, Staffs. (different family? Or is Henrietta a mis-representation for Harriett Emma?). William Richard Trehearn d. 2nd quarter 1883 Kidderminster.
A14

b. 1st quarter 1859 Kidderminster district, Worcestershire
bp. 24 July 1859 at Cookley, Worcestershire
m. 25 October 1879 at St Paul's, Wolverhampton (6b 832), William Trehearn (8). Harriett of St Peter's parish, Cookley.
children: see William Trehearn (8).
res. Cookley, Worcs. 1859 to at least 1861 (census)
-22 Coventry Street, Kidderminster, Worcs. 1871
-16 Vicar Street, Kidderminster 1883-6
-13 High Street, Kidderminster 1888-1891 (census)
-1A Burns Street, Oldham, Lancashire 1901 (a.com, census)
-39 Gorton Lane, Manchester 1911
occ. Manageress in Boot Shop 1911
d. 12 July 1940 Essex? (ecw)

Said to have been the 'foreman' of a shoe factory, possibly employed by William or his father, William, which became Price's Cake shop, ?Oldham ?Manchester (ref. 4).
When Neville (7) lived at Stretford (1927-38), Harriett brought an Ivory handled whip and a dog whistle belonging to her father which may have been used in his work as a coachman. The fate of the articles is unknown.
E1

b. 4th quarter 1883 Kidderminster
bp. 10 Dec. 1883 St Mary's, Kidderminster, Worcestershire.
res. 16 Vicar Street, Kidderminster 1883, 1886
-13 High Street, Kidderminster 1888, 1891
-1a Burns Street, Oldham, Lancashire 1901 (a.com, census)
-32 Fifth Avenue, Heaton, Newcastle on Tyne 1911
occ. Assistant Boot Shop 1901(census)
-Boot Shop Assistant 1911 (census)
m. 1st quarter 1908 Stockton, Durham (10a 89) Ada Alice Robinson (1165) (Free BMD 1837-1915)
children Dorothy (139) m. Ernest Stevenson (140)(ecw), Marjorie (141)
d. 16 October 1939 (ref. ecw).
Age of 34 on 1911 census is incorrect.
A12

b. 1st quarter 1886 Kidderminster, Worcestershire.

bp. 1 March 1886 at St Mary's, Kidderminster.
res. 16 Vicar Street, Kidderminster 1886
-13 High Street, Kidderminster 1888, 1891
-1a Burns Street, Oldham, Lancashire 1901 (a.com)
-15 Ainsworth Street, West Gorton, Manchester 1911 (census)
-304 Ashton Old Road, Manchester c1923-9 (Kelly's directories 1923, 24, 28, 29)
-Southport, Lancs. 1958
m. Catherine Bain (13). aka 'Auntie Kitty' (ref. 4 & 7). 4th quarter 1906 Chorlton district, Manchester (a.com, FreeBMD 8c 1431)
children Doris (212)
m2. Naomi A Palmer 2nd quarter 1955, Salford 10f 890 (a.com, marriage index 1916-2005)
occ. Assistant Boot Shop 1901 (census)
-Carter 1911 (census)
-Horse keeper (1923/4, Kellys Directory)
-Hardware Dealer 1928, 29 (Kellys)
d. 1st qrtr 1958 Southport, Lancashire

Probably served in the Royal Flying Corps (?WWI), which subsequently became the RAF, (source: photographed in uniform).
Said to have left his wife Catherine (Ref.7)
A11

b. 9 June 1889
bp. 22 July 1889 St Mary's, Kidderminster, Worcestershire.
m. 9 March 1917 at Christ Church, Moss Side, Manchester, Stanley Gambles (14) (ref. *).
children: Winifred T (187) marr. (188)
res. 13 High Street, Kidderminster
-1A Burns Street, Oldham, Lancashire 1901 (a.com)
-from c1905-11 39 Gorton Lane, West Gorton, Manchester (also 1911 census). However, a postcard of 1907 gives an address of 177 Chester Road, Hulme, Manchester.
-180 Acomb Street, Rusholme, Manchester, 1922
-?Renwood Hotel, Florence Road, Bournemouth. Was in Bournemouth from around 1946.
-The Moorings, 21 Holdenhurst Avenue, Boscombe East 1967*
occ. Assistant in Boot Shop 1911 at Gorton Lane.
-Probably co-proprietor of hotel with husband.
d. 4th qrtr 1975. On telephoning Bournemouth to inform Ada of her brother's death, Neville (7) discovered that she too had died - so informed by husband Stanley Gambles. The approximate date was confirmed by (4)

aka 'Auntie Kitty' (7)
b. c1882/3 Wick, Scotland (from 1911 census)
m. Hubert (11) cOct 1906 Chorlton district, Manchester (a.com)
children: as Hubert
res. 15 Ainsworth Street, West Gorton, Manchester 1911 (census)
-'Bird-in-Hand' 203 & 205 Great Ancoats Street, Manchester 4, 1934 (Kelly's Directory)
-453 Rochdale Road, Manchester 9, 1937 (Kelly's)
occ. Artist 1911 (census)
-Publican, Beer Retailer 1934-37
d. 2nd qrtr 1955 at Barton, Lancs (?) aged 72

3 or 4 Catherines were b. in the Wick area 1881-3
Moved to Chester Road, Old Trafford after giving up the pub. Possibly older than Hubert H. (11) & Ellen (2). Ref. 7.
A996

b. c2nd quarter 1898? Blackburn, Lancs?
m. 9 March 1917 Ada Mary Trehearn (12), Christchurch, Moss Side, Manchester.
children: as Ada
res. as Ada
occ. Furrier (for 30 years, possibly in Manchester).
-Newsagent & Sub-post office manager.
-Hotelier, Renwood Hotel, Florence Road, Bournemouth.
Moved to Bournemouth c1946. * (see 12)
Possibly b. c1897-8 Rishton nr Blackburn & resident, aged 3, at 67 Macleod Street, Nelson, Lancs. Father, John, a cotton weaver , b. c1857 at Rishton (1901 census)
S1

b. 1917.
m. 1948 Sheffield Register Office, Neville Trehearn (7).
d. 1996
See Jackson individuals.
C1

b. 1949 at Garrowtree House, Kimberworth, Rotherham, Yorkshire
bp. c1950 at St Thomas', Kimberworth
sch. Tinsley Primary, Sheffield c1954

-Grindleford Primary, Derbyshire c1954
-Brinsworth Primary c1955
-Swallownest Secondary, Sheffield c1960
-Woodhouse Grammar, Sheffield c1965
-Aston Woodhouse High, Swallownest, Sheffield c1966
res. as Neville Trehearn (7) until 1970.
-Lodge Moor Hospital 1970-77
-Barnsley District General Hospital 1977-c81
-7 Stanley Street, Barnsley, Yorks. c1981
-Barnsley to date.
occ. Apprentice engineer, Tempered Springs Ltd, Sheffield to c1969/70
-Enrolled General Nurse, Lodge Moor to 1977
-ENG, Barnsley Hospital to c1999
-Emergency Dept Staff Nurse, Barnsley to 2009
unm.
A5

b. 1960, 100 Manor Road, Brinsworth, Rotherham.

bp. c1960 St Andrews, Brinsworth, Rotherham.
sch. Brinsworth
clw. (144) sep. 2007
children: Son (145)
m. 24 Aug 2009 Gretna Green, Scotland, Vivienne A. Partridge (192)
res. as Neville Trehearn (7) from 1960
-Brinsworth
-Norfolk
occ. Auto Mechanic
-Driver, First South Yorkshire Transport
-Driver, First Eastern Counties
-Controller First Eastern Counties 2012
A2

b. 1833, Kidderminster, Worcestershire.
m. 12 Feb.1854, Mary Brooks Nicklinson (44) at St Edmund's, Parish of Dudley in presence of John F...(?) & Eliza Brewster. William was a Currier of Dudley. Date & location may be incorrect, see (44)
children: William (8), Charles (161), Emma (163), William (160), Mary Elizabeth (162), Harry (164), George (165), Emma (166), Herbert Alfred (167), Walter John (168), Martha E (213)
res. Bromsgrove Street, Kidderminster 1841 (census)
-Coventry Street, Kidderminster 1851 (census)
-Dudley (?) 1854.
-99 Blackwell Street, Kidderminster 1855
-99 & 100 Blackwell Street, Kidderminster 1860 (Kelly's Directory), 1861.
-13 Mill Street, Kidderminster 1861 (census), 1864 (Kelly's), 1871 (census), 1874 (res. Sutton Road (Littlebury's)), 1876 (currier, leather merchant & boot maker, Post Office Directory of Worcestershire, 1876, p999), 1879 (res. Sutton Road (Littlebury's))

-36 Comberton Hill, Kidderminster 1881 (census)

1881 census (above) at 36 Comberton Hill. Walter I. is mis-transcribed & should read Walter J.
In the 1871 census, 99 Blackwell Street was a 'General Dealer's.
occ. Currier 1851 with sister Elizabeth (157, census).
-Currier & pump maker employing 4 men & 2 boys 1861 (census)
-Bootmaker 1871 (census)
-Boot & Shoe Maker 1874 (Littlebury's Directory of Worcester & District)
-Described as a Tradesman at time of son William's (8) marriage in 1879.
-Insurance Agent 1881
d. 1890 Bolton, Lancashire (a.com)
The question remains, did Wm die in 1890? The family photograph shows grandson, George Ellis, to be aged no younger than 4 years old, the earliest date would, therefore, be 1892!

Indenture (Ref. VEP);
1862    Property    House, shops, workshops, steam boiler, piping
                              Valued at £607/10/-
1866    Indenture   William Trehearn (currier) of Kidderminster
            Property    Dwelling house, brewhouse, workshops, storeroom, dryers, yard, garden and backside
                               on which premises 2 dwelling houses formerly stood in Mill Street, Kidderminster, one formerly occupied
                               by Pochin Lister, then William Doughty and Edward Hammond (tailor)
                               the other by Richard Jones, Henry Talbot and Frederick Talbot.

Currier    -one who curries something, esp. leather. Latin - corium, leather.
Curry      -to prepare (tanned hides) for use by soaking, colouring or other processes.
Pump      -a low heeled woman's shoe with no fastenings or a light shoe used for dancing or sports (16th cent.).
See the article Ó S. Drummond at http://www.curriers.co.uk/Art & Mystery.pdf, on the website of the Livery Company, The Worshipful Company of Curriers.
A18

bp. 21 June 1788 Cradley, Herefordshire.
m. 28 May 1822 Salwarpe, Worcestershire, Elizabeth Brewster (138) in presence of ?Phil Grisby & Elizabeth Brewster (mother, aunt, cousin?). Anthony of the hamlet of Lower Mitton.
children: Jane (155), John (158), Elizabeth (157), William (32), Mary (154), Martha (159), Emma (156), Ann Elizabeth (1206)
res. Cradley, Herefordshire 1788.
-Lower Mitton (Mitton near Stafford?) 1822.
-Lion Street, Kidderminster 1828-29 (Anthony, a currier. Pigot & Co.'s National Commercial Directory for 1828-29 (including Worcestershire), p828).
-Lion Hill, Kidderminster 1830 (Pigot)
-Bromsgrove Street, Kidderminster, Worcestershire, 1840 (Bentley*), 1841 (census).
occ. Currier 1841. (Currier, Leather Seller, Leather Cutter 1830-49)
d. 1849 Coventry Street, Kidderminster, Worcestershire. In the Post Office Directory of Birmingham, Staffordshire & Worcestershire for 1850 (Kelly), Anthony Trehearne is described as a Currier of Coventry St, Kidderminster. The entry would have been for the previous 12 months.
bur. 7 May 1849 St George's Chapel, Kidderminster, aged 60 years.
*Bentley's History, Gazeteer, Directory of Statistics of Worcs. (Boroughs of Kidderminster & Bewdley) 1840.
A debt to be paid is noted in the National Archives, see; http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/displaycataloguedetails.asp?CATID=-6077646&CATLN=7&accessmethod=5&j=1
A19

bp. 16 Aug 1741 Cradley, Herefordshire.
m. 2 March 1772, Ann Gabb (55) Leigh with Bransford, Worcs. (Eng. Marriages 1538-1973)
children: John (222), Anthony (33), James (223), Benjamin (224), William (225), Mary (227), Ann (228), Elizabeth (229), Martha (230), Samuel (232), Sarah (334)
res. of 'Sinton's End', Cradley (VEP)
occ. Farmer
d. 1805 Cradley (age 64years).

bp. 15 June 1702 Mordiford, Herefordshire (as Trehearne)
m. Mary (54)
children: John (34), James (236), Elizabeth (237), Thomas (238), Mary (239), Anthony (234), Samuel (240)
res. Mordiford 1702
-Winthill Farm, Cradley, Herefordshire.
occ. Probably farmer, possibly landowner.
d. 1770 Cradley, Herefordshire.

In his will he left "all that messuage and lands thereto belonging called 'Tundridge Mills' in the parish of Suckley, in the county of Worcester" to his sons Anthony and Samuel and their heirs, and to his daughter Mary he left "all that messuage or tenement and the lands thereunto belonging called 'Larport' in the parish of Mordiford, in the county of Hereford and to her heirs. His estate called 'Ruff Leasow' in the parish of Suckley, county of Worcester, to go to his wife Mary (54) and afterwards to his son John (34) who was the executor of his will and living at 'Sinton's End' which messuage and lands thereunto belonging, was left to the use of his and his mother. Ref VEP.
A John Truhern marr. Mary Russell 12 Jan 1736 at Grimley, Worcs. (IGI)
VEP
A50

bp. 27 March 1671 Lugwardine, Herefordshire (Eng. Christenings 1538-1975)
m. 28 Feb 1692, Anne Smith (56) Dormington Church, Herefordshire (Eng. Marriages 1538-1973)
(An Anne is described as having d. 1684 at Mordiford in 'familysearch.org' (before she was married!) This could be Anne Hill, however)
children: Ann (251), Mary (253), Elizabeth (265), Margaret (266), John (35), Thomas (255), Sarah (267), Hannah (268), James (256), Philip (257), Samuel (264), Hester (269).
res. Lugwardine 1671
-Dormington 1680s see below
-Mordiford 1731
d. 1731 Mordiford.
Described as Trechearn & Trehearne in Eng. Marriages 1538-1973. Aka Traherne.

bp. before 1637 Lugwardine, Herefordshire. ?before 1611 (being the 'eldest', see note below).
m1. c1637 Elizabeth Unknown (59) (d. c1667)
children: Beatridge (131), John (135), Anne (136)
m2. 22 May 1670 Anne Hill (57) Dormington, Herefords. (Eng. Marriages 1538-1973)
children: John (36), Anne (270)
res. 1639?-1683
d. 1683 'Wilcroft', Lugwardine

In his will of 30 August 1637, John's father, Richard (38), left all his property to his wife Mary (58) instructing her to pass on the "heirlooms and standards" to John (the eldest son). On Mary's death in 1639, she passed on the "heirlooms" and also her "best turned chairs".
Before the marriage of Beatridge (John's daughter by his 1st wife Elizabeth) in 1665 to John Holland of Lugwardine, an indenture was entered into concerning a tenement in Lugwardine previously held by James Hodges, which was given to John Holland by Beatridge's father, John, and his wife Elizabeth, in lieu of marriage portion, the premises being of the yearly value of 53 shillings and fourpence.
At the time of John's death in 1683, there was 4 acres of corn on land at 'Wilcroft' and more at Froome Pryors (now Priors Frome, near Mordiford).
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bp. 22 Dec 1584 Lugwardine, Herefordshire (Eng. Baptisms 1538-1975)
m1. 1601 Elinor (60)**
children: Joan (1807)*
m2. Joan*** Traherne (61) 1606-1624, probably his cousin (daughter of his uncle William Traherne)
m3. Mary (58), the mother of his children.
children: John (37), William (271), Ann (272), Richard (273), Jane (276), Elinor (275), Mary (274)
A John s/o Richard (no mother listed), bp. 22 May 1604 St Nicholas, Hereford.
res. 'Wilcroft', Lugwardine which, at that time, was a manor house standing in upwards of 4 acres of land and was approached by a long drive with it's own lodge at the drive entrance. The lodge still remains standing on the main Hereford to Ledbury road, but the drive and most of the land is now developed as a site of modern houses (this in 1986). The present 19th century house of 'Wilcroft' is approached from a side road.
occ. Yeoman.
d. 1637 Lugwardine.

In his will of the 30 August 1637, he left all his property to his wife Mary (58) instructing her to pass on the "heirlooms and standards" to their eldest son John (37) and he also left his "1st best, 2nd best, 3rd best and 4th best" goods to be divided amongst his children. To the parish church of Lugwardine he gave "one new bell rope" and to the poor of the parish 3 shillings and fourpence. He was owed 20 shillings by Francis Howell of Castleton, Ocle Pichard, "for the remnant of 5 pounds lent and delivered" one year past.
Richard paid rent for a "pleck of pasture" at 'Wilcroft', and it would seem he farmed this land. He was a literate man as he was capable of signing his name in full even when a sick man making his will, an uncommon occurrence at that time. Where most would sign using an 'X', the Trahernes often used a 'T'. It is possibly his literacy involved him in work other than farming as it is known he attended Mr Thomas Bowcett, of the town of Brecknock, in his Sheriff work.

*A Johan (or Joan) Treherne was bp. 26 Dec 1605 Lugwardine d/o Richard-IGI. FR No. 76878
**A Richard marr. Elenor Pownder 22 Jan 1608 St Peters, Hereford (Eng. Marriages 1538-1973)
***A Richardus Treheare marr. Johana Seaburne 9 Dec 1606 Lugwardine (Eng. Marriages 1538-1973)
A Richardus Treheurne marr. Aliciae Pridiae 16 Feb 1601 Lugwardine (Eng. Marriages 1538-1973)
aka Triherne
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bp. 1547 Lugwardine, Herefordshire.
m. Unknown (370)
children: Richard (38), Edward (124), Katherine (125)
d. 1591 Lugwardine.
Described as being the eldest son of John Trehearne and Joan-VEP. Described also as John Triherne (see 125). John's wife not listed in children's baptisms-familysearch.org
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b. c.1833/4 Wilson near Melbourne, Derbyshire.
Aged 47 in 1881 census res. of 36 Comberton Hill, Kidderminster
m. 12 Feb 1854 William Trehearn (32) St Edmund's, Dudley. The date & location is open to speculation. Surname Nicklinson appears on marr. cert. as Mary's surname, father was John (214), a pumpmaker.
children: as William
res. Bromsgrove Street, Kidderminster 1851 (census)
-99 Blackwell Street, Kidderminster 1861 (census)
-13 Mill Street, Kidderminster 1871 (census)
-36 Comberton Hill, Kidderminster 1881 (census, may have been dumb-note in census column).
Was Mary adopted as a child or was her 2nd forename Brooks? It is my assumption her name was Mary Brooks Nicklinson. It being common for a dau to adopt a maternal surname into their forename.
1871 census gives name as Mary B. Trehearn, others simply Mary.
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b. c1750 of Cradley, Herefordshire
m. 2 March 1772, John Trehearn (34) @ Leigh with Bransford, Worcs.
children: as John
d. 1814 Cradley
An Ann(e) Gab(b) was bp. 12 July 1748 Holt, Worcs d/o John & Mary.
A998

b. c1671
m. 28 Feb 1692 Dormington, Herefordshire
Ann is described as having d. 1684 at Mordiford in 'familysearch.org' (before she was married! This could be Anne Hill (57), however).

m. 22 May 1670 John Trehearn (37) Dormington, Herefords.
d. c1684 see note for John.
A980
An Anne Hill is mentioned as the executrix of the will of John Bayliss, d.1683. If this is the same Ann Hill, she would have been known as Trehearn.

m. aft1624
d. 1639 Lugwardine, Herefordshire
familysearch.org suggests d.1637
aka Marie
A977

m. c1637
d. 1667 Ligwardine, Herefordshire
A John Tryhearne marr. Elizabeth Parker 14 June 1636 at Pencombe, Hereford (IGI)

A979

b. c1588 Lugwardine
m. 1601
d. bef1606
A Richard marr. Elenor Pownder 22 Jan 1608 St Peters, Hereford (Eng. Marriages 1538-1973)
A974

m. c1606
d. c1624
Known as Traherne
A Richardus Treheare marr. Johana Seaburne 9 Dec 1606 Lugwardine (Eng. Marriages 1538-1973)

b. before 1540 (date of burial of alleged son of John Treherne & Joan, David (171)).
m. Joan Unknown (63).
children: John (39), Thomas (111), Edmund (112), Richard (113), William (114), Margery (115), Katherine (116), Elizabeth (117), Margaret (118), probably David (171).
res. The manor of 'Middle Court' on Lugwardine Common from at least 1550. This was the home of the Trahernes until 1801, a span of 250 years. Ref. VEP.
d. 1571 Lugwardine, Herefordshire.
John is the earliest Trehearne of my line that can be definitely sourced (as at 2013).
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m. John Trehearne (62)
children: as John
d. 1568 Lugwardine, Herefordshire.
A970

b. c1832 at Hereford
m. 6 (or 16) June 1858 at Old Swinford, Worcestershire, Adah Randle (89)
children: Thomas William (91), George Henry (90), Harriett Emma (9)
res. Cookley, Worcestershire 1859-61 (dau's birth, census)
-22 Coventry Street, Kidderminster, Worcestershire (1871 census)
- 4 Bromsgrove Street, Kidderminster (1881 census)
occ. Post boy (1871 census) of 22 Coventry Street, Kidderminster, Worcestershire.
-Coachman 1879 (at dau. Harriett's (9) marriage). Possibly Coachman to Duke of Rutland as told by George Ellis (1) to Neville (7)
-Groom 1881 (census)

b. c1836/7, Cookley, Worcestershire.
bp. 23 January 1836 at Wolverley (IGI).
m. 6 (or 16) June 1858 at Old Swinford, Richard Adams (88).
chldren: as Richard
occ. Tin polisher 1851
res. Cornsale (probably Caunsall), Wolverley parish (1841 census, surname described as Rundle)
-Cookley, Worcestershire 1859-61 (dau's birth, census)
-22 Coventry Street, Kidderminster, Worcestershire (1871 census)
- 4 Bromsgrove Street, Kidderminster (1881 census)
-20 Franchise Street, Kidderminster, Worcs 1901 (census, Ada a widow)
-Doris Cottage, Foly Park, Kidderminster 1911 (census). Living with son George Harry (90)
d. 27 Nov 1914 (ecw) Kidderminster, Worcs (FreeBMD 6c 99)
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b. 2nd quarter 1864, Kidderminster district, Worcestershire
bp. 14 Aug 1864 Cookley, Worcs (IGI)
m1. Annie Baker (1178) 1st quarter 1889 at Kidderminster (6c 255 FreeBMD)
m2. 4th quarter 1902 Sarah Ann Downton (1175) Kidderminster district
children: William Harry (1176), Constance Mary (1177), George (1806)
occ. Striker Blacksmith 1881
-Spin Mechanic in Carpet...(?) 1891
-Carpet Loom ... Worker 1901
-Carpet Loom Tuner 1911
res. 22 Coventry Street, Kidderminster, Worcs 1871 (ecw)
-4 Bromsgrove Street, Kidderminster 1881
-12 Cherry Orchard, Kidderminster 1891
-20 Franchise Street, Kidderminster 1901 (census, with mother Ada. Harry a widower)
-of 10 Neville Avenue, Kidderminster 1944 (probate)
d. 1 Nov 1944 (ecw) Kidderminster District & General Hospital (probate)
probate Llandudno, 30 Dec 1944 to Sarah Ann, widow, William Harry, electrician, & Constance Mary, spinster
aka Harry, George Harry
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b. 1st quarter 1862 Kidderminster (FreeBMD)
m. Elizabeth Worral (1135) 3rd quarter 1887 Kidderminster
children: Edith Phyllis (433)
occ. Sausage Dealer 1891
-Tripe Dresser 1901, 1911
res. 61 Blackwell Street, Kidderminster 1891 (census)
-67 Blackwell Street, Kidderminster 1901, 1911 (census), 1928
d. 3 September 1928 (probate & ecw) 67 Blackwell Street.
E2

b. c1806/7 Wolverley (from 1851 census)
m1. Mary Ann Unknown (93).
children: Adah (89), Mary Ann (529), Emma (530), Enos (531), Abel (532), Harriet (533), Thomas Mason (534), Ann (535), George (536)
m2. Sarah Goodyear (894) 2 May 1858 at St Thomas', Dudley, Worcs. (Eng. Marriages 1538-1973)
res. Cornsale, Wolverley, Worcestershire (1841, 1851 census). The place is probably Caunsall near Cookley & Wolverley.
-Caunsall, Wolverley 1861 (census)
occ. Labourer 1841
-Tin plate sorter, 1851 & 1861
d. ?1863 Cookley, 1879 Caunsall
IGI - A Wm Randle m. Mary Ann Jones 20 Jan 1828 St Thomas, Dudley. A William m. Sarah Wilson 2nd quarter 1854 Kings Norton (FreeBMD)
- A Wm Randle aged 77, unmarried, resident at Stourbridge Union Workhouse Wordsley, Kingswinford, Stafford 1881 (therefore b. c1804 Wolverley)
- A Wm Randle, s/o Edward & Sarah Randle was bp. 19 Oct 1806 at Ombersley, Worcs. (IGI). A Wm Randle, s/o Joseph & Sarah Randle was bp. 21 July 1805 at Wolverley, Worcs. (IGI). A William was bp. 5 April 1807 at Areley Kings (nr Stourport), Worcs, son of William & Ann (Eng. Christening Records 1530-1906, a.com).
-A William Randall was bur. 7 May 1878 St George's, Kidderminster. Wm Randle was bur. 8 March 1863 Cookley. Wm Randle was bur. 23 Sept 1862 Hartlebury nr Droitwich
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b. c1810 Milton, Worcestershire (from 1851 census)
m. William Randle (92).
children: as William
res. Caunsal, Wolverley, Worcs. 1841, 1851 (census)
IGI - A Wm Randle m. Mary Ann Jones 20 Jan 1828 St Thomas, Dudley.
A Mary Ann Randall was bur. 12 Feb 1853 Cookley, Worcs. A Mary Randle was bur. 29 Feb 1860 Ombersley, Worcs.
F5

Name	Relation	Marital Status	Gender	Age	Birthplace	Occupation
William TREHEARN	Head	M	Male	48	Kidderminster, Worcester, England	Insurance Agent
Mary TREHEARN	Wife	M	Female	47	Wilson, Derby, England
Mary E. TREHEARN	Daur	U	Female	19	Kidderminster, Worcester, England	Housekeeper
George TREHEARN	Son	U	Male	14	Kidderminster, Worcester, England	Clerk Ironworks
Walter I. TREHEARN	Son	U	Male	11	Kidderminster, Worcester, England	Scholar
Martha E. TREHEARN	Daur		Female	8	Kidderminster, Worcester, England	Scholar