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1	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I366770022)
2	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I366763306)
3	See report of her murder [Chronicle 1861]. After the death of her husband, Thomas, in 1857, who for some years had run the Plough Inn, Ann lived nearby (in Church Street) together with a Lodger, Mary Ann Witt, aged 70 in 1861, who was a Dressmaker, born in Maidstone, Kent. She also had a Lodger, Shadrach Jacob,aged 72 in 1861, her brother. He was also born in Chesterton, like Ann. He was a retired Grocer. (Mary Ann Witt had earlier been a lodger in the same house as Ann's son Richard in London. She was a widow in 1851 with two sons (?), William (22) a tailor and Charles (18) a decorator.) There was dispute between the eldest son, Thomas, and the remainder of the family over some land that the father had left to be distributed between his children, apart from Thomas, who apparently had some special arrangement (unknown). Although Thomas was, by 1861, a married man of about 40 with 9 children and working as a carpenter, the dispute boiled over and he burst into his mother's house and killed her with hammer blows and then made good his escape. he was found the next day hanged from a tree in the orchard that had been at the centre of the family dispute.	JACOBS, Ann (I366747788)
4	1916 - Remembers standing on the hills above Queenstown, trying to see why the artillery were firing in Dublin. Probably the Easter Uprising.	HAYDEN, Anne Margaret (I107936641)
5	A judge who unwillingly took part in the trial of Mary Queen of Scots and also Thomas, Duke of Norfolk	MORDAUNT, Lewis (I366758473)
6	Allegedly married Dick Whittington	FITZWARIN, Alice (I366759759)
7	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I366758106)
8	Awarded Victory Medal posthumously	DONOVAN, Patrick (I322456149)
9	Burdened by debt he sold Bygrave Manor to William Whettell and Sir John Heveningham in 1613	WARREN, William (I366758485)
10	By 1891 . Her brother John is a boarder and so is a Canham; Arthur Gilbert (22) a Fitters Assistant. Her husband, Richard, is a Fitter.	HARVEY, Elizabeth (I366748040)
11	By 1891 William has re-married to Martha and they live at 29 Greydir Street, Cambridge with his sister Ann Harvey (46), born Milton, Cook and Domestic Servant: also Lilly Peacock (11) a niece from Clapham.	HARVEY, William (I366748037)
12	Daughter of Sir Thomas More, Lord Chancellor of England	MORE, Margaret (I366759053)
13	Had 12 children at least	WINGATE, Edward (I366758566)
14	Had 13 children with Alice	DAYE, John (I366758420)
15	Had both legs amputrated due to diabetes	JAMES, Cyril Arthur (I366758868)
16	In 1891 he was sent back from India to England to live with his Uncle Richard. In 1901 he is found as a student at a boy's boarding school, Laleham, in Margate, Kent, aged 16. He apparently travelled to India from time to time with his mother to their second home there, where the father worked. His Uncle, Arthur Rumney Coard and Aunt Augusta Bathurst Coard both had Indian connections - Arthur's son, Charles Arthur (born there in 1891 (Royal Street Calcutta) and died in Torquay in 1963): His aunt Augusta married a Francis Newman (who was born in Colombo and was later described as a 'Director of Companies') and they had four children, at least one born in India. Her fourth child, Augusta Bathurst Newman maried a John A. Skinner, a lawyer, but their two children both kept the name Newman. One of them, Hilary Francis Cleveland Newman was killed on the Somme in 1916. John A. Skinner was a USA Divisional Judge in Indiana (Brit. Subj.) in 1901.	COARD, Sydney Harvey (I366748075)
17	John Daye was the foremost printer of his time. He produced the first English Church Book with tuines accompanying the words. He printed Queen Elizabeth's prayer book and the famous "Foxe's Book of Martyrs".	DAYE, John (I366758420)
18	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I366759264)
19	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I366759263)
20	Knighted by James I in 1603	HYDE, Leonard (Sir) (I366758324)
21	Later than 1901 - 90 Lucey Road, Bermondsey??	DONOVAN, Margaret (I322458404)
22	register jan-march 1880	RENNIGER, Sarah Ellen (I116203275)
23	reported at Royston: Bonfield, George Record Type: Deaths Age at death: 67 Quarter: December Year: 1889 District: Royston County: Cambridgeshire Essex Hertfordshire Volume: 3a Page: 254 (click to see others on page) Death: 23 Oct 1889 in Swan Street, Ashwell, Hertfordshire _UID: FE7B26B92059344CA5A016556DA0ABFDB631 from ancestry.co.uk	BONFIELD, George (I366747124)
24	See Nanaimo FHS Passenger list for arrival in Canada No BMD trace 1967-70 inc	BONFIELD, Robert James (I354202367)
25	Service No NX56103, Australian Infantry, 2/19 Batallion Grave Reference 1 N 67	STEWART, Frederick Gilbert (I366749490)
26	Twin with Norah; younger by 20 minutes Godmother to Norah Hamilton	HAYDEN, Anne Margaret (I107936641)
27	Went to France and taught Henrietta Maria, later queen of Charles I	WINGATE, Edward (I366758562)
28	Widow of King Henry I of England	LOUVAIN, Adeliza de (I366759822)
29	"Horrible woman - hated my mum (Norah Hayden) and by definition me and Fred. Probably because she was Irish and viewed as beneath her"	HAMILTON, Florence (I366753193)
30	\see \nanaimo FHS - Passenger list of 1907	BONFIELD, Albert Edward (I354204749)
31	•‘BRUTAL MURDER. About 8 .30 p.m. the evening of Saturday, the 17th of August, Ann Harvey, of Fen Ditton, was brutally murdered by her son striking tier several times on the head with a plasterer’s hammer- He also inliicted serious wounds upon two other persons (one ol whom is not expected to survive), and immediately escaped. •• THOMAS HARVEY, who committed the offence, is by trade a bricklayer, between 40 and years of age, stands about 5 feet inches high, stoutly made, dark complexion, dark whiskers meeting under the chin (probably will be shaven off), dressed in check cap. Jacket, black cloth waistcoat, check trowsers, green silk or satin scarf, and Blucher boots. His clothes, if not changed, will doubtless have stains of blood upon them. Information to be given to Captain Davies. R.N.. Cnnnty Chief Constable; or Superintendent Stretfen, Chesterton, Cambridge; or to any police officer in the town or county of Cambridge.”	HARVEY, Thomas (I366747790)
32	•‘BRUTAL MURDER. About 8 .30 p.m. the evening of Saturday, the 17th of August, Ann Harvey, of Fen Ditton, was brutally murdered by her son striking tier several times on the head with a plasterer’s hammer- He also inliicted serious wounds upon two other persons (one ol whom is not expected to survive), and immediately escaped. •• THOMAS HARVEY, who committed the offence, is by trade a bricklayer, between 40 and years of age, stands about 5 feet inches high, stoutly made, dark complexion, dark whiskers meeting under the chin (probably will be shaven off), dressed in check cap. Jacket, black cloth waistcoat, check trowsers, green silk or satin scarf, and Blucher boots. His clothes, if not changed, will doubtless have stains of blood upon them. Information to be given to Captain Davies. R.N.. Cnnnty Chief Constable; or Superintendent Stretfen, Chesterton, Cambridge; or to any police officer in the town or county of Cambridge.”	JACOBS, Ann (I366747788)
33	06.30 hrs Witness Role: Birth Registrar: Name: E Fitzpatrick Witness Role: Birth Registered 12/03/1900 https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/details-civil/841a350063031?b=https%3A%2F%2Fcivilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie%2Fchurchrecords%2Fcivil-perform-search.jsp%3Fnamefm%3Danne%26namel%3Dhayden%26exact%3D%26name2fm%3D%26name2l%3D%26location%3D%26yyfrom%3D1898%26yyto%3D1902%26century%3D%26decade%3D%26sort%3D%26pageSize%3D100%26ddBfrom%3D%26mmBfrom%3D%26yyBfrom%3D%26ddMfrom%3D%26mmMfrom%3D%26yyMfrom%3D%26ddDfrom%3D%26mmDfrom%3D%26yyDfrom%3D%26ddPfrom%3D%26mmPfrom%3D%26yyPfrom%3D%26ddBto%3D%26mmBto%3D%26yyBto%3D%26ddMto%3D%26mmMto%3D%26yyMto%3D%26ddDto%3D%26mmDto%3D%26yyDto%3D%26ddPto%3D%26mmPto%3D%26yyPto%3D%26locationB%3D%26locationM%3D%26locationD%3D%26locationP%3D%26keywordb%3D%26keywordm%3D%26keywordd%3D%26keywordp%3D%26event%3D%26district%3D%26submit%3DSearch	HAYDEN, Norah (I107934318)
34	06.50 Hrs Witness Role: Birth Registrar: Name: E Fitzpatrick Witness Role: Birth Registered 12/03/1900 https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/details-civil/841a350063031?b=https%3A%2F%2Fcivilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie%2Fchurchrecords%2Fcivil-perform-search.jsp%3Fnamefm%3Danne%26namel%3Dhayden%26exact%3D%26name2fm%3D%26name2l%3D%26location%3D%26yyfrom%3D1898%26yyto%3D1902%26century%3D%26decade%3D%26sort%3D%26pageSize%3D100%26ddBfrom%3D%26mmBfrom%3D%26yyBfrom%3D%26ddMfrom%3D%26mmMfrom%3D%26yyMfrom%3D%26ddDfrom%3D%26mmDfrom%3D%26yyDfrom%3D%26ddPfrom%3D%26mmPfrom%3D%26yyPfrom%3D%26ddBto%3D%26mmBto%3D%26yyBto%3D%26ddMto%3D%26mmMto%3D%26yyMto%3D%26ddDto%3D%26mmDto%3D%26yyDto%3D%26ddPto%3D%26mmPto%3D%26yyPto%3D%26locationB%3D%26locationM%3D%26locationD%3D%26locationP%3D%26keywordb%3D%26keywordm%3D%26keywordd%3D%26keywordp%3D%26event%3D%26district%3D%26submit%3DSearch	HAYDEN, Anne Margaret (I107936641)
35	1 Jan 1900 In the service of his future father in law	BROCKWAY, Frank Stanley (I366755938)
36	11th Field Company, Royal Engineers	MATHEWS, Henry (I366747729)
37	1851 - Interestingly, one of his fellow lodgers is Mary Ann Witt, aged 60, a widow with two children who is next found living as a companion to his mother in 1861, after the death of Thomas Harvey. Mary Ann was a witness to his mother's murder and was severely injured in the attack. By 1861 Anne Canham, whose parents are both deceased and her brother and sister also probably deceased, is living with her Uncle, having previously lived with her Grandparents in Fen Ditton. She presumably moved to London after the murder of her grandmother in Fen Ditton. She has no recorded employment at that time. 1871. Walter John (7) and Percy Carter (3) have arrived. Harry Coard (6) who was born in Calcutta and is given as a British Subject. By 1901 Richard is now 78 and Louisa has died. He is given as a Tailor/Employer. Living at home are Louisa M. (47), Adeline S. (42), Percy C. (33), Arthur Frederick Harvey (6) grandson, born in Hornsey. The latter might well be the son of Walter who is given as a Widower, living in Worcester at this time. They also have a servant, Ellen Cranston (25). Sydney Harry Coard, who would be now 16, is not living with them.	HARVEY, Richard Sturges (I366747791)
38	1861 His wife, Rebecca, possibly already ran the Lodging House, as she is given in the census as 'Lodging House Keeper'. There was also a servant (Ruth parker (17) who was also from the same place as Rebecca and also a Lodger, Theodore N. Flintoff who is given as 'BA Emmanuel College' (23) from 'Bares' Surrey. He looks like the same person who joined Woodbury Hill Reformatory School for Boys in Worcetershire; going on to run it as Chaplain and manager until 1896.	HARVEY, William (I366747797)
39	1880 - 48 Alice Street Known to live at McCauley Road, East Ham	THORNTON, Charles Robert (I108289588)
40	1881 census shows Emily Thornton, (nee Goldsmith??) CWT birth cert shows Emma	GOLDSMITH, Emma (Emily) (I108289589)
41	1881 Lancs Census	RENNIGER, John William (I324525048)
42	1881 Middle Initial = S Photo taken 31/08/1946	HAMILTON, Charles Thomas (I114698605)
43	1881: Burnside, Perth 1891: Craigie Mill, Perth	STORRAR, Thomas Stratton (I354938048)
44	1891 cencus general servant Elizabeth Ison - Kimbolton age 14 Frank Emmerson 20 Apprentice carpenter. Wheelright carpenter undertaker in Waterbeach. Their was a servant Edith Minnie Rutford born Gt Wilbraham 16 in 1901 cen christening 16 Mar Castle Camps Cambridge	COOPER, James (I366747865)
45	1891 Census lived at the PO Grocers High Street	WILSON, Lydia (I366747864)
46	1891 Census living at 10 Peterborough Lane, Fulham	BALL, Emma Elizabeth (I366747544)
47	1891 she is living with her sister, Charlotte Anne and her brother-in- law at High Street, Cottenham.	HARVEY, Sarah Anne (I366747789)
48	1894 - could not read or write	SHANNON, Catherine "Kate" (I107936347)
49	1901 At this address also live Emma's widowed sister Caroline Larkins (37), a Housekeeper, and her daughter Ivy M. Larkins (7). They also have a lodger; Robert Evans (40) single - General labourer for the council.	HARVEY, John (I366748043)
50	1901 Census Shown as Sister in law to James Bonfield , b 1872 GM, Cambs. Can't see the connection yet!	BROCKETT, Emily (I366751162)

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See report of her murder [Chronicle 1861].

After the death of her husband, Thomas, in 1857, who for some years had run the Plough Inn, Ann lived nearby (in Church Street) together with a Lodger, Mary Ann Witt, aged 70 in 1861, who was a Dressmaker, born in Maidstone, Kent. She also had a Lodger, Shadrach Jacob,aged 72 in 1861, her brother. He was also born in Chesterton, like Ann. He was a retired Grocer.

(Mary Ann Witt had earlier been a lodger in the same house as Ann's son Richard in London. She was a widow in 1851 with two sons (?), William (22) a tailor and Charles (18) a decorator.)

There was dispute between the eldest son, Thomas, and the remainder of the family over some land that the father had left to be distributed between his children, apart from Thomas, who apparently had some special arrangement (unknown). Although Thomas was, by 1861, a married man of about 40 with 9 children and working as a carpenter, the dispute boiled over and he burst into his mother's house and killed her with hammer blows and then made good his escape. he was found the next day hanged from a tree in the orchard that had been at the centre of the family dispute.

JACOBS, Ann (I366747788)

1916 - Remembers standing on the hills above Queenstown, trying to see why the artillery were firing in Dublin. Probably the Easter Uprising.

HAYDEN, Anne Margaret (I107936641)

A judge who unwillingly took part in the trial of Mary Queen of Scots and also Thomas, Duke of Norfolk

MORDAUNT, Lewis (I366758473)

Allegedly married Dick Whittington

FITZWARIN, Alice (I366759759)

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I366758106)

Awarded Victory Medal posthumously

DONOVAN, Patrick (I322456149)

Burdened by debt he sold Bygrave Manor to William Whettell and Sir John Heveningham in 1613

WARREN, William (I366758485)

By 1891 . Her brother John is a boarder and so is a Canham; Arthur Gilbert (22) a Fitters Assistant.

Her husband, Richard, is a Fitter.

HARVEY, Elizabeth (I366748040)

By 1891 William has re-married to Martha and they live at 29 Greydir Street, Cambridge with his sister Ann Harvey (46), born Milton, Cook and Domestic Servant: also Lilly Peacock (11) a niece from Clapham.

HARVEY, William (I366748037)

Daughter of Sir Thomas More, Lord Chancellor of England

MORE, Margaret (I366759053)

Had 12 children at least

WINGATE, Edward (I366758566)

Had 13 children with Alice

DAYE, John (I366758420)

Had both legs amputrated due to diabetes

JAMES, Cyril Arthur (I366758868)

In 1891 he was sent back from India to England to live with his Uncle Richard.

In 1901 he is found as a student at a boy's boarding school, Laleham, in Margate, Kent, aged 16.

He apparently travelled to India from time to time with his mother to their second home there, where the father worked.

His Uncle, Arthur Rumney Coard and Aunt Augusta Bathurst Coard both had Indian connections - Arthur's son, Charles Arthur (born there in 1891 (Royal Street Calcutta) and died in Torquay in 1963): His aunt Augusta married a Francis Newman (who was born in Colombo and was later described as a 'Director of Companies') and they had four children, at least one born in India. Her fourth child, Augusta Bathurst Newman maried a John A. Skinner, a lawyer, but their two children both kept the name Newman. One of them, Hilary Francis Cleveland Newman was killed on the Somme in 1916. John A. Skinner was a USA Divisional Judge in Indiana (Brit. Subj.) in 1901.

COARD, Sydney Harvey (I366748075)

John Daye was the foremost printer of his time.

He produced the first English Church Book with tuines accompanying the words.

He printed Queen Elizabeth's prayer book and the famous "Foxe's Book of Martyrs".

DAYE, John (I366758420)

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I366759264)

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I366759263)

Knighted by James I in 1603

HYDE, Leonard (Sir) (I366758324)

Later than 1901 - 90 Lucey Road, Bermondsey??

DONOVAN, Margaret (I322458404)

RENNIGER, Sarah Ellen (I116203275)

reported at Royston: Bonfield, George Record Type: Deaths Age at death: 67 Quarter: December Year: 1889 District: Royston County: Cambridgeshire Essex Hertfordshire Volume: 3a Page: 254 (click to see others on page) Death: 23 Oct 1889 in Swan Street, Ashwell, Hertfordshire _UID: FE7B26B92059344CA5A016556DA0ABFDB631 from ancestry.co.uk

BONFIELD, George (I366747124)

See Nanaimo FHS Passenger list for arrival in Canada

No BMD trace 1967-70 inc

BONFIELD, Robert James (I354202367)

Service No NX56103,
Australian Infantry, 2/19 Batallion

Grave Reference 1 N 67

STEWART, Frederick Gilbert (I366749490)

Twin with Norah; younger by 20 minutes

Godmother to Norah Hamilton

HAYDEN, Anne Margaret (I107936641)

Went to France and taught Henrietta Maria, later queen of Charles I

WINGATE, Edward (I366758562)

Widow of King Henry I of England

LOUVAIN, Adeliza de (I366759822)

"Horrible woman - hated my mum (Norah Hayden) and by definition me and Fred. Probably because she was Irish and viewed as beneath her"

HAMILTON, Florence (I366753193)

\see \nanaimo FHS - Passenger list of 1907

BONFIELD, Albert Edward (I354204749)

•‘BRUTAL MURDER. About 8 .30 p.m. the evening of Saturday, the 17th of August, Ann Harvey, of Fen Ditton, was brutally murdered by her son striking tier several times on the head with a plasterer’s hammer- He also inliicted serious wounds upon two other persons (one ol whom is not expected to survive), and immediately escaped. •• THOMAS HARVEY, who committed the offence, is by trade a bricklayer, between 40 and years of age, stands about 5 feet inches high, stoutly made, dark complexion, dark whiskers meeting under the chin (probably will be shaven off), dressed in check cap. Jacket, black cloth waistcoat, check trowsers, green silk or satin scarf, and Blucher boots. His clothes, if not changed, will doubtless have stains of blood upon them. Information to be given to Captain Davies. R.N.. Cnnnty Chief Constable; or Superintendent Stretfen, Chesterton, Cambridge; or to any police officer in the town or county of Cambridge.”

HARVEY, Thomas (I366747790)

JACOBS, Ann (I366747788)

06.30 hrs
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Witness Role: Birth Registered 12/03/1900

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HAYDEN, Norah (I107934318)

06.50 Hrs
Witness Role: Birth Registrar: Name: E Fitzpatrick
Witness Role: Birth Registered 12/03/1900

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HAYDEN, Anne Margaret (I107936641)

1 Jan 1900

In the service of his future father in law

BROCKWAY, Frank Stanley (I366755938)

11th Field Company, Royal Engineers

MATHEWS, Henry (I366747729)

1851 - Interestingly, one of his fellow lodgers is Mary Ann Witt, aged 60, a widow with two children who is next found living as a companion to his mother in 1861, after the death of Thomas Harvey. Mary Ann was a witness to his mother's murder and was severely injured in the attack.

By 1861 Anne Canham, whose parents are both deceased and her brother and sister also probably deceased, is living with her Uncle, having previously lived with her Grandparents in Fen Ditton. She presumably moved to London after the murder of her grandmother in Fen Ditton. She has no recorded employment at that time.

1871. Walter John (7) and Percy Carter (3) have arrived.

Harry Coard (6) who was born in Calcutta and is given as a British Subject.

By 1901 Richard is now 78 and Louisa has died. He is given as a Tailor/Employer. Living at home are Louisa M. (47), Adeline S. (42), Percy C. (33), Arthur Frederick Harvey (6) grandson, born in Hornsey. The latter might well be the son of Walter who is given as a Widower, living in Worcester at this time. They also have a servant, Ellen Cranston (25). Sydney Harry Coard, who would be now 16, is not living with them.

HARVEY, Richard Sturges (I366747791)

1861 His wife, Rebecca, possibly already ran the Lodging House, as she is given in the census as 'Lodging House Keeper'. There was also a servant (Ruth parker (17) who was also from the same place as Rebecca and also a Lodger, Theodore N. Flintoff who is given as 'BA Emmanuel College' (23) from 'Bares' Surrey. He looks like the same person who joined Woodbury Hill Reformatory School for Boys in Worcetershire; going on to run it as Chaplain and manager until 1896.

HARVEY, William (I366747797)

1880 - 48 Alice Street

Known to live at McCauley Road, East Ham

THORNTON, Charles Robert (I108289588)

1881 census shows Emily Thornton, (nee Goldsmith??)

CWT birth cert shows Emma

GOLDSMITH, Emma (Emily) (I108289589)

1881 Lancs Census

RENNIGER, John William (I324525048)

1881 Middle Initial = S

Photo taken 31/08/1946

HAMILTON, Charles Thomas (I114698605)

1881: Burnside, Perth
1891: Craigie Mill, Perth

STORRAR, Thomas Stratton (I354938048)

1891 cencus general servant Elizabeth Ison - Kimbolton age 14 Frank Emmerson 20 Apprentice carpenter. Wheelright carpenter undertaker in Waterbeach. Their was a servant Edith Minnie Rutford born Gt Wilbraham 16 in 1901 cen christening 16 Mar Castle Camps Cambridge

COOPER, James (I366747865)

1891 Census lived at the PO Grocers High Street

WILSON, Lydia (I366747864)

1891 Census living at 10 Peterborough Lane, Fulham

BALL, Emma Elizabeth (I366747544)

1891 she is living with her sister, Charlotte Anne and her brother-in- law at High Street, Cottenham.

HARVEY, Sarah Anne (I366747789)

1894 - could not read or write

SHANNON, Catherine "Kate" (I107936347)

1901
At this address also live Emma's widowed sister Caroline Larkins (37), a Housekeeper, and her daughter Ivy M. Larkins (7).
They also have a lodger; Robert Evans (40) single - General labourer for the council.

HARVEY, John (I366748043)

1901 Census

Shown as Sister in law to James Bonfield , b 1872 GM, Cambs. Can't see the connection yet!

BROCKETT, Emily (I366751162)

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