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b. 1910
see Lomas

b. c1869 see Jackson

b. 1909 see Jackson
L2

b. 1885 d.1887 see Jackson
L5

b. 1886 d.1888 see Jackson
L6

b. 1879 d.1890 see Jackson
L7

b. 1810 Patrick Brompton, Yorkshire
see Jackson

b. c1819 Hovingham, Yorkshire
see Jackson

b. c1881 d.1891 see Jackson
L8

b. c1854 d. c1935 see Froggatt

b. c1874 d. c1963 see Froggatt

b. c1537 ?Lugwardine, Herefordshire
m1. 31 May 1562 Margery Badham (278) at Lugwardine, Herefordshire (IGI)
children: Thomas (279), William (280), Anne (281), Edmund (282), Richard (283), John (284), Nicholas (285).
m2. 1 Dec 1589 Joan Price at Lugwardine (IGI)
familysearch.org says Joane Prise m. Thomas who was b. abt 1564 (Thomas' son, Thomas, was b. 1563)
res. 'Middle Court', Lugwardine
d. 1601
VEP
aka Triherne
A75

b. Possibly bef. or c.1540. There is some evidence to suggest Edmund was b. 1533.
m. Elizabeth (295) probably before 1559 possibly 1557
children: Mary (748), Beatrix (749), Joan (751), Elizabeth (753), Philipp (755), Anne (759), Katherine (761), Elinor (763), Benjamin (765), Margaret (768), Edward (769).
res. 1580...Held a lease of property in Lugwardine comprising tithes, barns and houses.
-Shared the lease of a "moiety" (a portion or half) of the Rectory of Lugwardine with John Scudamore of Holme Lacey (and other persons). Document unsigned but it was stated to concern "edmd. Traheyrons".
d. 1607 St Peter's, Hereford
aka Triherne, Trehearne, Traheyrons, Treherne

In his will dated 29 March 1607, he left bequests of money to all his 21 grand-children (by his daughters), and to his sister Margaret Chandler (118) he left 26/8d. His son Edward received no bequest but Edward's supposed son (?illegitimate), Edward, was left 20/-. Edmund gave, to the parish church of Lugwardine, a bellrope and to the poor of that parish, 10/-. To his parish church of St Peter's, Hereford and to Hereford Cathedral, he gave 3/4d each. He requested his body to be buried in the churchyard of the cathedral conveniently "near to his wives grave" (the plural is probably an error for wife's), but both Edmund's and Elizabeth's burials are recorded in the parish register of St Peter's. This may indicate a service only, followed by interment at the cathedral, where registers for that period are now non-existent.
Further bequests in Edmund's will of 1607 were made to his son Benjamin, who was bequeathed £15 and all his father's wearing apparel with the exception of two "best gowns", whilst Edmund's son Philipp was made residuary legatee of the will and also the sole executor. There may have been some friction between Philipp and his father, evinced by the statement in the will to the effect that if Philipp did not take upon himself the probate of the will within 3 months after his father's death, then he was not to be the executor and all the bequests made to him, Philipp, were to be revoked. In which case, the joint executors were then to be his son Edward and his son in law, Walter Morris (husband of Elizabeth, Edmund's daughter). However, probate was granted to Philipp in July 1607, 2 months after his father's decease.

Will from Genuki, Hereford;
TRAHERNE, Edmund - of the City of Hereford, 29 Mar 1607. (when sick in body)
To be buried in Hereford Cathedral as near my late wife [Elizabeth] as possible;   a bequest to the parish of Lugwardine.
my son Benjamin TRAHERNE;   the children of my daughter Beatridge by her husband Hugh PRICE decd - £20 (viz William PRICE £3/6/8 in 2yrs, same to Michael PRICE in 3yrs, £6/13/4 to Judith PRICE in 2yrs, same to Margerie PRICE in 3yrs);   bequest to children of my daughter Elizabeth MORRYS (viz William MORRYS, John MORRYS, Henry MORRYS, Walter MORRYS, Mary MORRYS and Elizabeth MORRYS) all in 5 yrs of my death;   bequest to the children of my daughter Katherine ASBRUCKE (viz Phillippe ASBRUCKE, Elizabeth ASBRUCKE and Johane ASBRUCKE) in 5yrs of my death;   my son-in-law Gregory ASBRUCKE £3;   my daughter Elenor DUNNE £5;   the 5 children of my daughter Ann SUNYBANCKE;   the 3 children of my daughter Johan JONES;   my son Edward TRAHERNE and his children (including Edward TRAHERNE);   my sister Margaret CHANDLER.
Sole Executor: my son Phillippe TRAHERNE - R&R.
Overseers: my son Edward TRAHERNE and my son-in-law Walter MORRYS.
Proved PCC London 17 Jul 1607.
Notes: Beatrix TREHERNE mar Hugh ap PRICE 12 Nov 1581, Anne TREHERNE mar Thomas SUNYBANCKE 21 Oct 1594, Joan TREHERNE mar Emanuel JAMES (sic) 1 Dec 1587, and Catherine TREHERNE mar Gregory ASBRUCKE 4 Nov 1596, all at St Peter's, Hereford.
Ref: http://willsdb.gukutils.org.uk/HEF/WillsT.html
VEP
A76

d. 1554 Lugwardine, Herefordshire
A77

b. c1548 Middle Court, Lugwardine, Herefordshire (IGI)
m. Maude (119) - possibly married before this.
children: Thomas (371), Richard (372), Alice (373), Maude (374), Roger (375), John (120), Hugh (376), Hugh (377), Edmund (378), Edmund (379), Joan (121), Joan. (122)
d. 1601 St Peter's, Hereford.
occ. Corvisor (shoemaker) in Hereford.
res. 1576...William and his sons Thomas and Richard were granted a lease for a tenement and stable, then in the possession of one William Set, in Cooken (or Coken), Hereford (a short length of highway connecting High Town with the head of Bye Street (now known as Commercial Street)). This tenement was situated between the tenement of Jo. Garvey and a house which was "sometime belonging to the 'Trinity Service' of the church of St Peter. The lease of to last 3 lifetimes and the rent was 13/4d plus a "couple of fatt capons" yearly. A further grant was made to Richard in 1616/17 for 21 year lease and it was renewed in 1634 to Thomas for a further 29 years when the rent was raised to 16/8d, plus the "2 capons" due every Christmas. Ref. VEP.
A78

b. bef. 1568
VEP
A79

b. bef. 1538
m. 20 June 1553 James Cooke (296), Lugwardine, Herefordshire
VEP, aka Katerine Triherne
A80

b. bef. 1568
VEP
A81

b. bef. 1546
m1. 4 Nov 1561 Richard Gravell/Graneil (297), Lugwardine, Herefords. (IGI)
m2. 5 July 1567 William a Powell alias Chandler (123), Lugwardine (IGI)
VEP, aka Margreat, Margarete, Treherne
A82

b. c1552
d. 1614
Ref. IGI
A966

b. 1583 or 5
d. 1583 or 5 St Peter's, Hereford
Ref. familysearch.org
A John Trehearne s/o William was bp 14 Feb 1598 at Bridstow, Hereford-IGI
A169

b. 25 April 1590 St Peter's, Hereford
?d. 1592
A174

b. 10 Aug 1592 St Peters, Hereford (IGI)
d. 10 Aug 1592 St Peter's, Hereford
Ref. familysearch.org. Is it probable that Joan b. 1590 was the child that d. 1592?
A175

m. 5 July 1567 Margaret Trehearne (118), Lugwardine (IGI)
A963

bp. 14 Jan 1574 Lugwardine, Herefordshire (IGI)
m. bef.1613 Anne Unknown (126)
children: William (127), Joan (128)
d. 1616 Lugwardine aged about 43 years
aka Triherne
A72

bp. 10 July 1577 Lugwardine, Herefordshire
m. 19 Feb 1598 Lugwardine, James Perrins (129)
children: James (130)
aka Katrine Triherne, Katerine Treherne-IGI
A73

m. Edward Trehearne (124) bef.1613
children: as Edward
d. 1616 Lugwardine, Herefordshire
A973

bp. 8 April 1613 Lugwardine, Herefordshire
Book 1 chart, IGI
A144

bp. 8 Nov 1615 Lugwardine, Herefordshire
Book 1 chart
A145

b. c1573
m. 19 Feb 1598 Lugwardine, Herefordshire, Katherine Trehearne (125)
children: James (130)
Possible connection with the 'Lea & Perrins' Worcestershire Sauce Company. The brand was first commercialised in 1837 by John Wheeley Lea & Wm. Henry Perrins, dispensing chemists. See also http://www.leaperrins.com/history.aspx
aka Perins
A972

b. aft1598
A971

b. bef.1637
m. 3 Dec 1665 Lugwardine, Herefordshire, John Holland (132)
children: John Holland (133), Edward Holland (134)
aka Betridge, Beatrice, Traherne. Book 1 and chart. IGI
A129

b. bef.1650
m. 3 Dec 1665 Beatridge Trehearn (131)
children: as Beatridge
A976

bp. 25 Jan 1666 Lugwardine, Herefordshire (IGI)

bp. 31 Jan 1670 Lugwardine, Herefordshire (IGI)

d. 1659 Lugwardine, Herefordshire
A Jn Treherne s/o Jn & Eliz was bp 20 Jul 1641 Withington, Herefords
A*

d. 1659 Lugwardine, Herefordshire
A*

b. 1971
see Jackson

bp. 5 June 1796 Wolverley, Worcestershire (Eng. Christenings 1538-1975)
m. 28 May 1822 Salwarpe, Worcestershire, Anthony Trehearn (33)
children: as Anthony
res. Lower Mitton, Worcestershire 1822/3
-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).
-Coventry Street, Kidderminster 1854 (Kelly's Directory)
occ. Currier 1854 (Kelly's)
*Bentley's History, Gazeteer, Directory of Statistics of Worcs. (Boroughs of Kidderminster & Bewdley) 1840.
aka Brewstair
A28

b. c4th quarter 1908 at Darlington (10a 20)
m. Ernest Stevenson (140) 2nd quarter 1939 Derby (7b 1631) (FreeBMD & ecw)
res. 32 Fifth Avenue, Heaton, Newcastle upon Tyne 1911 (census)
Probably nicknamed Dolly. Age 2 years on 1911 census.
Derby Daily Telegraph 30 March 1939, 12 describes Dorothy Trehearn, daughter of Mrs. A. Trehearn, 258, Broadway, Derby, and one of the town's most travelled women, is to be married...
Derby Daily Telegraph 17 Jan 1936, p8 describes Dorothy Trehearn, Mr. Garnett's secretary, Mr. and Mrs. (iarnett went last year to bring back rare specimens of autumn wild flowers from North Africa.
Derby Daily Telegraph 24 Feb 1944, p6 describes Dorothy (n6e Trehearn), wife of Flight Lieut. Stevenson, daughter (Alexandra Marjorie). WHEWFXL.—At the City Hospital, on Feb. 23.
Derby Daily Telegraph 14 July 1932, p3 describes Dorothy Trehearn, have travelled 5,000 miles by car into Europe so far as Albania during the last few weeks and have just returned.
A15

b. bef. 1924
m. Dorothy Trehearn (139) 2nd quarter 1939 Derby (FreeBMD), ref ecw
aka Stephenson

b. aft. 1908
A Marjorie was b. 2nd quarter 1915 at Newcastle (10b 59), where mother's maiden name was Watson.
A Marjorie was marr. to Hands 3rd quarter 1949 at Derby (3a 892)
ref ecw
Derby Daily Telegraph 20 July 1949, p7 describes the wedding of Miss Marjorie Trehearn of 258 Broadway, Derby.
Tamworth Herald 4 Sept 1926, p5 describes Marjorie Trehearn, daughter of Mr. R. Trehearn, general dealer, Lichfield street, Tamworth, through the explosion of a small cylinder.
Derby Daily Telegraph 21 July 1949, p6 describes Marjorie Trehearn, of 258, Broadway, Derby, formerly office manager of F. YV. Hampshire and Co. (1927) Ltd., and Mr. Arnold James Garrett Hands, of Whetstone, London...
A16

b. 30 Nov 1920 Sheffield
m. bef. 1945 M(143) ref. 45
children: A (45), K (380), E (381), W (382)
res. 286 Coleridge Road, Sheffield
-25 Dunning Road, Shiregreen, Sheffield to 1988
d. 29 Jan 1988 Sheffield
ref (45)
B6

b. 2 Mar 1924 Sheffield
m. bef. 1945 Fred Johnson (142)
children: as Fred
occ. Buffer*
* One of the Sheffield cutlery trades of the 'Little Mesters'.
H1

m1 (146)
children: Son J (147), Dau R (148)
m2 clw Paul E Trehearn (19), sep. 2007
children: Son C (145)

b. 1985
occ. Boat builder
A1

**

occ. Hairdresser

married with children

m1 (151)
children: Dau S (152), Dau L (153)
m2 1986 Rotherham (18)
children: Son A (150)

b. 1987

m (149)
children: as (149)

**

**

b. c1835 Kidderminster, Worcs (noted as c1835/6 in original notes ref 1851 census)
bp. 15 May 1835 St Mary's, Kidderminster
res. ?Bromsgrove Street, Kidderminster 1840 (not seen in 1841 census)
-Coventry Street, Kidderminster 1849-51 (census)
-46 Avenham Lane, Preston, Lancs. 1881 (census)
-Goosnargh Hospital, Goosnargh near Preston
occ. Schoolmistress 1881
Was a witness at sister Elizabeth's (157) marriage 1854
*The 1881 census, below, is likely to belong to this Mary.*

The 1861 census shows the Mary, in the above census, a Schoolmistress and boarder at 41 Knowsley Street, Preston.
There is some evidence to suggest there was another Mary b. c1823 although reference mislaid.
A32

bp. 24 Jan 1825 Lower Mitton (near Stourport), Worcs (Eng. Christenings 1538-1975)
m. 2 Oct 1843 William Bradshaw* (1307) West Bromwich, Staffs. (FreeBMD)
children: as William
res. ?Lion Hill, Kidderminster, Worcs. 1830
-Bromsgrove Street, Kidderminster 1840/1 (census)
-High Street, Bromsgrove, Worcs. 1851 (census)
-Kidderminster 1861 (census)
-4 Blackwell Street, Kidderminster 1871, 1881 (census)
d. 1st quarter 1884 Kidderminster
* Is this the same William (221) who later marr. Martha (159). See also (1307).
A29

bp. 19 April 1827 Lower Mitton, Worcs. (Eng. Christenings 1538-1975)
m. 30 Dec 1848 Charles Need (298) Kidderminster (Eng. Marriages 1538-1973)
children: as Charles
res. Edith House, Church Street, Great Malvern, Worcs. 1851, 1861, 1871 (census)
-Coniston(?) House, Church Street, Great Malvern 1881 (census)
-Leigh, Malvern Link, Worcs. 1891 (census)
occ. Dairymaid & (?)Fruiterer 1881
-Retired Confectioner 1891
d. 2nd quarter 1910 Malvern (Upton district, i.e. Upton on Severn)
Various censuses state Emma was b.Stourport. Lower Mitton was formerly a hamlet in Stourport.
A85

b. 1828 Kidderminster, Worcestershire
bp. 21 Feb 1829 Kidderminster
m. 20 Feb. 1854 William Henry Prandman* (215) at St Mary's, Kidderminster in presence of John Prandman & Mary Trehearn (154).
res. Bromsgrove Street, Kidderminster 1840, 1841 (census)
-Coventry Street, Kidderminster 1841-1851 (census), 1854 (Kelly's)
occ. Currier of Coventry Street, Kidderminster 1851 (census) 1854 (Kelly's).
Probably took over father's business on his death in 1849 and ran it with brother William (32)-deduced from 1851 census.
* Husband's surname probably Proudman q.v.
A28

b. 1831 Worcs
bur. 9 Aug 1850 St George's Chapel, Kidderminster
res. Bromsgrove Street, Kidderminster 1840/1 (census)
-Coventry Street, Kidderminster 1841/2-1850
d. 3rd qrtr 1850 aged 19 years
A30

b. 1855 Kidderminster, Worcestershire.
bp. 12 Feb 1855 at St Mary's, Kidderminster. Ref. Worcester CRO ref EF32 or 33, No. 639
d. 1855
bur. 15 Feb 1855 at St George's Chapel, Kidderminster
res. 91 or 99 Blackwell Street, Kidderminster
A33

b. 1856 Kidderminster.
bp. 30 Nov 1856 St Mary's, Kidderminster, fa. William (32) a currier of 99 Blackwell Street, Kidderminster. Ref. Worcester CRO, ref EF32 No. 1142
children: Percival Harold (1207)*
m1. Eliza Emma Bryant (1208) 3rd quarter 1887 West Bromwich (FreeBMD) b.c1861
m2. Edith Eleanor Coggan (1209) 1st quarter 1900 Lambeth, London (FreeBMD) b. c1870
children: Eleanor Gladys (1210)
res. 99 Blackwell Street, Kidderminster 1856
-99 & 100 Blackwell Street 1861 (census)
-13 Mill Street, Kidderminster, 1871 (bro. Herbert A's (167) bapt & census)
-23 Hilton Street, Wigan, Lancs 1881 (census)
-?Sutton Road, Kidderminster (Kelly's-under William) c1874
-40 Pentonville Road, Clerkenwell, London 1891, 1901 (census)
-21 Queens Road, Camberwell, Surrey 1929 (probate)
occ. Shopman in Boot Trade 1881
-Boot Shop Manager, Clerkenwell 1891 & 1901 (census)
d. 19 Nov 1929 at 5 Brunswick Square, Camberwell, Surrey (probate, to Edith Eleanor, widow)
*A Charles marr. Louisa Selina Fowler or Mary Ann Rolfe 4th quarter 1882 (FreeBMD), Percival may be the issue of this marriage. Therefore, was Charles marr. 3 times?
A20

b. 3rd quarter 1861, Kidderminster (FreeBMD)
bp. 3 Nov. 1861 Kidderminster
m. Fred Shires (882) 3rd quarter 1886 Bolton, Lancs (FreeBMD)
children: as Fred
res. ?Sutton Road, Kidderminster 1874 (Kelly's-under William)
-36 Comberton Hill, Kidderminster 1881 (census)
-45 Great Western Street, Moss Side, Manchester 1901, 1911 (census)
-1a Reynard Road, Chorlton cum Hardy, Manchester 1930 (from husband's probate)
departure 15 July 1911 Liverpool (New York Passenger lists 1820-1957)
arrival 24 July 1911 Quebec (New York Passenger lists 1820-1957)
occ. Housekeeper 1881 (census)
d. 21 Nov 1943 Manchester (Probate)
A25

b. 3rd quarter 1863, Kidderminster (FreeBMD)
bp. 14 Aug 1863 St Mary's, Kidderminster.
d. 1863 St George's, Kidderminster.
A86

b. 3rd quarter 1864, Kidderminster (FreeBMD)
bp. 6 Nov 1864 of 13 Mill Street, Kidderminster. Aged 6 years in 1871 census.
m. Florence Elizabeth Davis (1216) 1 Aug 1887 at Burton Upon Trent (FreeBMD, Eng. Marriages 1538-1973)
children: Percy Edward (1217), Charles Wallace (1218)
res. 13 Mill Street, Kidderminster 1864 & 1871
-222 High Street, Erdington, Warwickshire 1901 (census)
-54 Talbot Road, Smethwick, Staffs. 1911 (census)
occ. Manager of Boot Shop 1901, 1911
Passenger list: 10 Sept 1904 from Sidney to London via Plymouth, Cape Town, Durban, Melbourne on the ship 'Runic' of the Aberdeen line (UK Incoming Pass. Lists 1878-1960)
* Eng. & Wales Marr. Index 1538-1940 & 1538-1973 says marr. at Burton Upon Trent.
A Harry departed London & arrived Sydney 1 June 1904 on the ship Oroya (Victoria passenger lists 1839-1923). As wife Florence is listed in another record it is likely the family left England for 3 months or so. However - A Mrs Trehearn with Percy & Charlie left New South Wales 15 July 1904 for London & Liverpool (Departing Crew & Pass. Lists 1898-1911)
A22

b. 3rd qrtr 1866 Kidderminster
bp. 5 Aug 1866 Kidderminster
m. 17 May 1889 Caroline Heyden (216) at Ravenswood, Queensland, Australia
children: Ethel May (217), Percival Charles (218), John Clarence (219), Florence Mary (1226), Clarice Maud (1227), William George (1228), Lila Mable [or Mabel] (1229)
res. 13 Mill Street, Kidderminster 1871 (census)
-?Sutton Road, Kidderminster 1874 (Kelly's-under William)
-36 Comberton Hill, Kidderminster 1881 (census)
-Macrossan Street, Ravenswood, Queensland, Australia 1903-1919. Australian Voters Lists.
occ. 1881 Clerk in Ironworks (census)
-Mining Secretary 1903
Sailed on the ship 'Hereford' from Plymouth in April/May 1883. Arrived Townsville, Queensland 1st (or 25th) Aug 1883. Queensland Passenger Lists.
-1903 to 1919 Mining Secretary, Kennedy district of Ravenswood. Australian Voters Lists.
d. 5 Oct 1921 at Warburton Street, Townsville, Queensland
bur. 6 Oct 1921 at Ravenswood
There are references to headstones in Ravenswood of the children of George & Lena* Trehearn i.e.; Clarice b.1894 d.11 Feb 1900 age 6; Florence b.1892 d.12 Jan 1893 age 9 months 'Little Flo'; George b.1901 d.28 April 1916 age 15years 6 months; Lila d.10 Feb 1903 infant. George is also listed b.1866 d.5 Oct 1921 age 55, spouse of Lena Trehearn, 'resident of Ravenswood for 38 years'. Ref: http://www.myrasplace.net/hstones/hraven.htm
* Is Lena a different person to Caroline, or is the name a nickname or a corruption of Caroline? See Caroline
VEP.
A23

bp. 5 April 1868 St Mary's, Kidderminster.
d. 1868 St George's, Kidderminster.
A87

b. Oct, Nov or Dec 1870 Kidderminster (BMD index 6c 249 & 6c 124).
bp. 15 Dec 1870 at St Mary's, Kidderminster
d. 1870 St George's, Kidderminster as an infant
bur. 1870 at St George's, Kidderminster
A27

168. WALTER JOHN TREHEARN son of William Trehearn (32) & Mary Brooks Nicklinson (44)

b. Apr, May or June 1869 Kidderminster (BMD index 6c 217).
m. Mabel Victoria Burgess (1029) at Portsea, Hampshire 3rd quarter 1899 (2b 993)
children: William Charles (1028), John Sydney (1201), Ernest Bassett (1202), Eva Mary (1203)
res. 13 Mill Street, Kidderminster 1871 (census)
-?Sutton Road, Kidderminster 1874 (Kelly's-under William)
-36 Comberton Hill, Kidderminster (see William (32) 1881 census, familysearch.org, described as Walter I. Trehearn, scholar, aged 11 years)
-16 Plumstead Common Road, Woolwich, London S.E. 1911 (census), 1913 (London Electoral Registers 1832-1965)
d. 1939 Kettering, Northamptonshire

Message on photograph reads; "Yours truly WJ Trehearn". The printing below the photograph suggests it was probably taken in Malta.
Information found at a.com;
Recruited in Liverpool to 5th Battalion Kings Royal Rifle Corps 13 Aug 1891, No. 6692, unmarried, his trade at the time described as a Seaman. A similar record states he joined at Winchester on the 17 Aug 1891. On the Medal Rolls Index (WW1 1914-20) he was awarded the 'Meritorious Service Medal' when of the rank of QMS (Quarter Master Serjeant?).
A24

b. c1874 North Scafe, Stillington, North Yorkshire
ref 1881 census
see Jackson

b. c1876 North Scafe, Stillington, North Yorkshire
ref 1881 census
see Jackson

d. or bur. 1540 Lugwardine, Herefordshire
"son of John Treherne" Ref. VEP, book 4 extension chart.
A84

b. bef.1528
Of Newland, Gloucestershire. Father or brother of Richard Trahayron of Churchend, Newland, Gloucs. who also fl. 1528/9
m. Margaret Mathew? (173)
children: Presumed to be John Trehearne? (62)
d. bef. 1566 (see 173)
Estimated birth date of 1498 given the 30 year per generation rule! May have been brother or son of Richard Trahayron. See also Unverified Individuals page.
A female Treherne (no forename) was bp. Oct 1560 at Newland (IGI).
Others who may or may not be related & who were bp. in this time frame were;
Elizabethe 19 Nov 1559 @ Madley, Herefords, fa. Treherne; Edithia 26 Oct 1561 @ Madley, fa Treherne. (Madley is 8 miles west of Hereford, but 30 miles from Newland).

b. bef.1528
m. John Trahayron? (172)
children: as John
d. 1566 Churchend, Newland, Gloucs, a widow
bur. Newland
VEP

children: Son S (175), Dau K (176)
see Froggatt

see Froggatt

see Froggatt

fl. 1928
see Lomas

b. c1862 see Lomas

b. 20 Dec 1852 see Lomas

b. c1880 see Lomas

b. c1882 see Lomas

b. 1812 see Lomas

b. c1886 see Lomas

b. c1894 see Lomas

see Lomas

see Lomas

b. 1st quarter 1918
m. Norman Parsons (188) 4th quarter 1937 Manchester North

m. Winifred Gambles (187) 4th quarter 1937 Manchester North

b. bef.1528

b. 2009 Sheffield

see Lomas
**

b. 1959 Sudbury, Suffolk (family name Partridge)
m1. Unknown (200)
children: Sarah(203), Philip b&d.1987, David(201), Stephen(202)
m2. 24 Aug 2009 Gretna Green, Dumfriesshire, Scotland
res. Sudbury, Suffolk
-Norfolk
occ. Commercial Administrator, First Eastern Counties
see Partridge family tree & next page

b. c1852 see Froggatt

b. 1879 see Froggatt

b. 1802 see Froggatt

b. 1812 d.1882 see Froggatt

b. 1771 see Froggatt

b. 1773 d.1845 see Froggatt

b. c1996 see Lomas