Davina E Chivers

Last Edited: 6 Nov 2013

Family:

Jack Rowland Parsons b. 20 Feb 1924, d. 2000

Citations

  1. [S143] General Register Office: Indexes to Marriages, Sep 1837 - 2006, "Jul-Sep 1952, Worthing, Vol 5h Page 1252."

Dennis K Bliss

Last Edited: 6 Nov 2013

Family:

Edith Mary Parsons b. 4 May 1928, d. 1995

Citations

  1. [S143] General Register Office: Indexes to Marriages, Sep 1837 - 2006, "Oct-Dec 1951, Brighton, Vol 5h Page 141."

Thomas Robert Bartlett

b. 5 October 1911, d. 31 October 2000

Parents:

Father: John Henry Bartlett b. 28 Dec 1875, d. 27 Nov 1949
Mother: Norah Julia Saunders b. 1876, d. 26 Nov 1915
Last Edited: 10 Aug 2016

Family:

Merle Frances (?) b. 28 Apr 1924, d. 1 Sep 2010

Children:

Denis John Bartlett b. 13 Dec 1944, d. 19 Oct 1984
Gary William Bartlett b. 14 Jan 1947, d. 30 Dec 1987

Mary Jane Bartlett

b. 15 July 1914, d. 24 February 2005

Parents:

Father: John Henry Bartlett b. 28 Dec 1875, d. 27 Nov 1949
Mother: Norah Julia Saunders b. 1876, d. 26 Nov 1915
Last Edited: 28 Nov 2013

Robert Barton

b. 29 December 1695

Parents:

Father: Robert Barton b. 19 Jul 1664, d. c 1700
Mother: Damaris Seager b. c 1668
Last Edited: 9 May 2023

Family:

Mary Woodage b. 25 Mar 1696

Children:

Mary Barton b. 23 Jan 1720/21
Ann Barton b. 30 Nov 1722
Sarah Barton b. 16 Aug 1724
Robert Barton b. 25 Jan 1725/26
Elizabeth Barton+ b. 19 Oct 1729, d. 1780
Damaris Barton b. 1 Jan 1732/33

Citations

  1. [S481] Transcript of the Parish Register of Upham, Hampshire, England, 1598-1734 (HALS: 74M78/PR1).

Mary Woodage

b. 25 March 1696

Parents:

Father: John Woodage b. c 1670
Mother: Anne (?)
Last Edited: 9 May 2023

Family:

Robert Barton b. 29 Dec 1695

Children:

Mary Barton b. 23 Jan 1720/21
Ann Barton b. 30 Nov 1722
Sarah Barton b. 16 Aug 1724
Robert Barton b. 25 Jan 1725/26
Elizabeth Barton+ b. 19 Oct 1729, d. 1780
Damaris Barton b. 1 Jan 1732/33

Citations

  1. [S481] Transcript of the Parish Register of Upham, Hampshire, England, 1598-1734 (HALS: 74M78/PR1).

Benjamin Primmer

b. 22 May 1768, d. 1833

Parents:

Father: William Primmer b. 4 May 1727, d. 1784
Mother: Elizabeth Barton b. 19 Oct 1729, d. 1780
Last Edited: 11 Oct 2017

Family:

Martha Newland b. 29 Mar 1776, d. 20 Aug 1851

Children:

Jane Primmer+ b. 27 Aug 1797, d. 19 Jun 1842
Joseph Primmer+ b. 5 Apr 1807, d. 17 Nov 1873
William Primmer+ b. 9 Feb 1812, d. 17 Jan 1870

Citations

  1. [S645] Parish Register of Twyford, Hampshire, England, Various Periods (HALS: 21M83) "21M83/PR2."

William Primmer

b. 20 December 1703
The mark of William Primmer, 1743.

Parents:

Father: Henry Primmer b. c 1680, d. c 1755
Mother: Elizabeth Andrews b. c 1680
Last Edited: 10 May 2023
  • Birth: William Primmer was born in 1703 at Twyford, Hampshire, England.
  • Baptism*: William Primmer was baptized on 20 December 1703 at Twyford, Hampshire, EnglandB, mother's name not given.1
  • He was the son of Henry Primmer and Elizabeth Andrews.
  • Marriage*: William Primmer married Esther (?) circa 1725 at Hampshire, England.
  • Anecdote: A marriage for William was not found using the Hampshire Genealogical Index of Marriages or following a physical search of the Twyford parish register.2
  • Anecdote*: The evidence for Esther being the name of the wife of William Primmer is that she is named in the 1744 burial record for their daughter Elizabeth (information supplied by David Peters, 13 Mar 2019).
  • Anecdote*: There is an examination of William Primmer in 1743 concerning activities occurring at the `Popish School' at Twyford and weapons said to be hidden there. The transcription of William's information is given below.3,4
  • Anecdote: Information of William Primmer, 17 March 1743/4 (TNA: SP 36/63/358)
    P1.
    County of Southampton
    The information of William Primmer of Twiford in the county aforesaid Labourer, who being sworn on his oath sayeth
    That about a forghtnight & three days since he was at Mr John Betts’s house, who keeps the Popish school at Twiford, & going thro a room adjoin-ning to the Chappel, he saw therein at least forty or fifty short strong pieces, seemingly to him Carabines, all seemingly fresh cleaned & in order & as he thinks at least twenty swords - That there was also a barrel of about five gallons of gunpowder not quite full - & about two gallons of bullets.
    That Mr Betts having been at Winchester on the third of March & heard the proclamation, there proclaimed, - said on his return to one Mr Fitzgerald the writing master to the school (in the hearing of this informant) Mr Fitzgerald we must move it - & in a day or two afterwards he this informant went thro the said rooms & the arms & ammunition were then removed & gone, but whither, this deponent knoweth not.
    He says that he commonly for this twenty years past, has worked at & about the house & that(?) he has observed that within this last year past, there has been a greater report of Forreigners to Mr Betts house then he ever observed before, - & a greater report in this last half year then the former. - That particularly on the Mundey in the last Assize week, there came two foreign Gentlemen who were as Mr Betts told this inform[ant] Frenchmen - with very ordinary & ragged country mens great coats - but had under them wastcoats & breeches richly laced with Gold - & a watch chain hanging out of their pockets – that at the door they enquired for the aforesaid Mr Betts - & that(?) they afterwards went into the parlour with the sd Mr Betts - & as this Deponent was returning
    P2.
    thro the room Mr Betts was reading one of four or five sealed letters wich he had seen them pull out of their packets & give Mr Betts - & this deponent heard Mr Betts read these words – That they should make ready every thing with all speed. - The two forreigners were then at dinner; & Mr Betts sitting by and reading his letters. - That within this last quarter of a year three stout young Frenchmen have come to Mr Betts’s school – giving it out, that they came thither to learn English - That one of the Schoolmasters (whose name ye deponent knows not) is a new Master, come within this five weeks from France – This deponent sayth, ?? when the two abovemention’d strangers in ye laced wastcoats were at Mr Betts he left them there when he went home at night & that he found that(?) they were gone when he returned again at six a clock the next morning to Mr Betts.
    And this deponent further sayth that(?) he speaking (sometime since the last Assizes) about housing a pile of faggots, & there being then half a score of the boarders by, they all as best as they could speak after one another, say’d no(?) – they kept them to make a bonfire, to broil the protestants on a gridiron.
    Taken this 17th Of March 174¾
    before us
    BenjWoodroffe JW Sheppard Thos Yale Caverley
    The X mark of William Primmer.
  • Anecdote: Background on Twyford School
    (abstract & copy taken from the book "History of St Edmund's College, Old Hall" by the Very Reverend Bernard Ward):
    The Catholic school was initially at Silkstead, about two miles west of Twyford. It moved to Twyford sometime between 1692-96. About 1726 the Rev. Francis (alias John Walter) Fleetwood became chief master and under his direction the school spent its most prosperous time. About 1732 Father Fleetwood left Twyford which was a great loss to the school and has been assigned as one
    of the principal causes of its subsequent decline. succeeded Father Fleetwood as head-master, in 1732, and survived his appointment four years, dying on 6 July 1736. The last chief master was Rev. John P. Betts, who had been at Twyford several years as assistant master.
    The Betts family were connected with the locality, where they probably held property, for Dr. Betts was a native of Winchester, and received his education at the college there. He was a staunch Catholic, and it is most likely that he was one of the chief patrons and supporters of the school.
    The school closed c1745, The immediate cause of its downfall was the Jacobite Rising of 1745, and the consequent revival of the " No Popery " cry. Their houses were constantly disturbed by legal visitors, under the pretence of searching for arms; their houses were taken away from them; and, above all, their schools and chapels, which in some places had been winked at, were now everywhere shut up. The most celebrated of the Catholic schools that were ruined and dissolved at this period was that of Twyford, near Winchester, the head-master of which was the Rev. Mr. Betts.
    After the closing of the school Mr. Betts came to London, and took up his residence in Gray's Inn, where he had the charge of the Clergy Library. He had been a member of the Chapter for many years. Throughout his life he maintained his connection with Winchester, where he was a frequent visitor. He was trustee for St. Peter's House, the seat of the mission, and had the management of its funds, the missionary work being performed by a curate paid by him. His old account book is still preserved at St. Edmund's, and is continued in his own handwriting till within a few months of his death, which occurred on March 28th, 1770.
    (abstract & copy taken from the book "Catholic Record Society, Vol XXVII):
    Two miles north is Twyford where a Catholic school was established between 1696 and 1745. The school was removed to a house named Segar’s Buildings, formerly belonging to Anthony SEGAR.5
  • Anecdote: The 1725 Visitation (an official visit to the parish by a church authority such as a bishop) recorded 10 Papist families (about 90 people) in the parish of Twyford. The 1788 Visitation recorded one family with about 20 followers.6,7
  • Anecdote: Further Research
    A thriving Catholic community appears to have existed at Twyford and further research is required to understand this and how it might relate to the Primmer family.
    In the notes of the parish register transcripts is the following: THE Wells and Smythe families of Brambridge House were staunch Roman Catholics who maintained a Roman Catholic chapel at Brambridge [House], transferred to [a small cottage in] Highbridge (Chapel Cottage) in 1782. The registers of this chapel have been transcribed by Dr R.C. Baigent and printed in Catholic Record Society Publications Vol. XXVII
    Wikipedia states that Brambridge is a village in the parish of Colden Common, south of Twyford civil parish. Brambridge House was once a refuge for Roman Catholic priests and the family assisted in the clandestine burials of Catholics in the local churchyard.
    Colden Common was formed into a separate ecclesiastical parish in 1843 and formerly belonged to the parishes of Twyford and Owslebury.
  • (Witness) Will: William Primmer is mentioned in the will of Henry Primmer dated 2 November 1754 at Twyford, Hampshire, EnglandB.8

Family:

Esther (?) d. 1771

Children:

Thomas Primmer b. 13 Jun 1725
William Primmer+ b. 4 May 1727, d. 1784
Betty Primmer b. 7 Nov 1729
Jane Primmer b. 20 Mar 1731/32
Lydia Primmer b. 5 Mar 1734/35, d. Jun 1749
Mary Primmer b. 15 Sep 1737
Thomas Primmer b. 20 Apr 1740
Sarah Primmer b. 29 Jan 1742/43
Elizabeth Primmer b. c 1744, d. Jun 1744

Citations

  1. [S645] Parish Register of Twyford, Hampshire, England, Various Periods (HALS: 21M83) "21M83/PR1."
  2. [S645] Parish Register of Twyford, Hampshire, England, Various Periods (HALS: 21M83) "/PR1."
  3. [S686] Report concerning activities at the Popish school at Twyford, Hampshire, 17 Mar 1743/44. (TNA: SP 36/63/351).
  4. [S687] Information from William Primmer regarding activities at the Popish school at Twyford, Hampshire, 17 Mar 1743/44. (TNA: SP 36/63/358).
  5. [S692] Catholic Record Society ed. "Catholic Record Society, Vol 27", Catholic Record Society, First Edition (1927).
  6. [S707] Roy Montgomery, "The Village of Twyford and the parish of St Mary the Virgin. The Hampshire Genealogical Society Village Series No. 94", Hampshire Genealogical Society, First Edition (2017) "p. 8."
  7. [S388] Website "FamilySearch" (http://www.familysearch.org/) "https://www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/…)."
  8. [S676] Will of Henry Primmer of Twyford, Hampshire, England, made 2 Nov 1754, proved in the unknown court, 17 May 1755. (HALS: 1755P11).

Esther (?)

d. 1771
Last Edited: 9 May 2023
  • Marriage*: Esther (?) married William Primmer, son of Henry Primmer and Elizabeth Andrews, circa 1725 at Hampshire, England.
  • Married Name: As of circa 1725, her married name was Primmer.
  • Anecdote: A marriage for William was not found using the Hampshire Genealogical Index of Marriages or following a physical search of the Twyford parish register.1
  • Anecdote*: The evidence for Esther being the name of the wife of William Primmer is that she is named in the 1744 burial record for their daughter Elizabeth (information supplied by David Peters, 13 Mar 2019).
  • Death*: Esther (?) died in 1771 at Twyford, Hampshire, EnglandB.
  • Burial*: Esther (?) was buried on 26 August 1771 at Twyford, Hampshire, EnglandB, The burial just states "Hester Primmer". There is no confirmation that this is the wife of William.2

Family:

William Primmer b. 20 Dec 1703

Children:

Thomas Primmer b. 13 Jun 1725
William Primmer+ b. 4 May 1727, d. 1784
Betty Primmer b. 7 Nov 1729
Jane Primmer b. 20 Mar 1731/32
Lydia Primmer b. 5 Mar 1734/35, d. Jun 1749
Mary Primmer b. 15 Sep 1737
Thomas Primmer b. 20 Apr 1740
Sarah Primmer b. 29 Jan 1742/43
Elizabeth Primmer b. c 1744, d. Jun 1744

Citations

  1. [S645] Parish Register of Twyford, Hampshire, England, Various Periods (HALS: 21M83) "/PR1."
  2. [S645] Parish Register of Twyford, Hampshire, England, Various Periods (HALS: 21M83) "21M83/PR16 Burials 1713-1812."

Betty Primmer

b. 7 November 1729

Parents:

Father: William Primmer b. 20 Dec 1703
Mother: Esther (?) d. 1771
Last Edited: 18 Apr 2017

Family:

Thomas Osman

Citations

  1. [S645] Parish Register of Twyford, Hampshire, England, Various Periods (HALS: 21M83) "21M83/PR2."
  2. [S645] Parish Register of Twyford, Hampshire, England, Various Periods (HALS: 21M83) "21M83/PR2 Baptisms & Marriages 1713-1812."

Jane Primmer

b. 20 March 1731/32

Parents:

Father: William Primmer b. 20 Dec 1703
Mother: Esther (?) d. 1771
Last Edited: 18 Apr 2017

Family:

Robert Bounds

Citations

  1. [S645] Parish Register of Twyford, Hampshire, England, Various Periods (HALS: 21M83) "21M83/PR2."
  2. [S645] Parish Register of Twyford, Hampshire, England, Various Periods (HALS: 21M83) "21M83/PR2 Baptisms & Marriages 1713-1812."

Lydia Primmer

b. 5 March 1734/35, d. June 1749

Parents:

Father: William Primmer b. 20 Dec 1703
Mother: Esther (?) d. 1771
Last Edited: 18 Apr 2017

Citations

  1. [S645] Parish Register of Twyford, Hampshire, England, Various Periods (HALS: 21M83) "21M83/PR2."
  2. [S645] Parish Register of Twyford, Hampshire, England, Various Periods (HALS: 21M83) "PR16 Burials 1713-1812."

Mary Primmer

b. 15 September 1737

Parents:

Father: William Primmer b. 20 Dec 1703
Mother: Esther (?) d. 1771
Last Edited: 13 Nov 2016

Citations

  1. [S645] Parish Register of Twyford, Hampshire, England, Various Periods (HALS: 21M83) "21M83/PR2."

Thomas Primmer

b. 20 April 1740

Parents:

Father: William Primmer b. 20 Dec 1703
Mother: Esther (?) d. 1771
Last Edited: 13 Nov 2016

Citations

  1. [S645] Parish Register of Twyford, Hampshire, England, Various Periods (HALS: 21M83) "21M83/PR2."

Sarah Primmer

b. 29 January 1742/43

Parents:

Father: William Primmer b. 20 Dec 1703
Mother: Esther (?) d. 1771
Last Edited: 18 Apr 2017

Family:

Daniel Dick

Citations

  1. [S645] Parish Register of Twyford, Hampshire, England, Various Periods (HALS: 21M83) "21M83/PR2."
  2. [S645] Parish Register of Twyford, Hampshire, England, Various Periods (HALS: 21M83) "21M83/PR16 Burials 1713-1812."

Elizabeth Primmer

b. circa 1744, d. June 1744

Parents:

Father: William Primmer b. 20 Dec 1703
Mother: Esther (?) d. 1771
Last Edited: 13 Mar 2019

Citations

  1. [S645] Parish Register of Twyford, Hampshire, England, Various Periods (HALS: 21M83) "PR16 Burials 1713-1812."

Henry Primmer

b. circa 1680, d. circa 1755
Last Edited: 9 May 2023
  • Birth*: Henry Primmer was born circa 1680 at Hampshire, England.
  • Marriage*: Henry Primmer married Elizabeth Andrews on 5 January 1701/2 at Ropley, Hampshire, EnglandB.1
  • Anecdote*: There is a burial of an Elizabeth Primmer on 27 Feb 1709/10, just a few weeks before the baptism of daughter Elizabeth. Could this be the burial of her mother?2
  • Anecdote: In the court book of the manor of Twyford and Marwell in 1749 there is the "Last Will & Testament of Joseph Bodicoate": I give and bequeath unto Barbara Bockham living with Mr Sutton in London spinster, my copyhold dwellinghouse and garden and every apportionment belonging together with all my household goods and furniture and also my stock in trade .
    Barbara PRIMMER attended the court to take possession of the dwellinghouse: At this court came Barbara Primmer wife of Henry Primmer late Barbara Barkham.3
  • Marriage*: Henry Primmer married Barbara Bockham on 26 November 1749 at Portuguese Embassy Chapel, London, England, Barbara VOCKHAM (VACKHAM).4
  • Anecdote: [83] 246. Novr 26, 1749 Henry Primmer of the Parish of Twiford in the County of Hampshire Widower and Barbara Vockham (Vackham) of teh same Parish Spinster were this day join'd in lawful Wedlock according to the Rites of our H. Mother the Cath: Church in Presence of the underwritten Witnesses by me F. Blyth. --Mary Brown, John Marshall, Wm Betteridge, Richd Harris.4
  • Occupation*: Henry Primmer was a yeoman circa 1750.5
  • Will*: Henry Primmer left a will made on 2 November 1754 at Twyford, Hampshire, EnglandB.5
  • Will/Adm Transcript*: Abstract of Will of Henry Primmer of Twyford, yeoman, made 2 November, 1754:
    Henry Primer Sen(ior), of the parish of Twyford, Yeoman
    Loving wife Barbara £50
    To son Thomas copyhold in the parish of Bishopstoke
    To son William Primer £5
    To son Henry Primer 1s
    To son John Primer 1s
    To son Robert Primer £10
    To daughter Elizabeth Hatchett of the parish of Kingsomborne 1s
    To granddaughter Elizabeth Hatchett and Ann her sister £5 apiece
    To grandson Joseph Primer s. Henry Primer £5
    To grandson William Primer s. William 40s
    Proved 17 May 1755.
  • Death*: Henry Primmer died circa 1755 at Twyford, Hampshire, EnglandB.5
  • Probate*: His estate was probated on 17 May 1755 at England.
  • Anecdote: In the court book of the manor of Twyford and Marwell in 1756: At this court Barbara Primmer, widow of Henry Primmer, deceased, is admitted for her life to a cottage and an orchard containing by estimation a quarter of an acre of land lying in the west part of Colden Hill in the tything of South Twyford late Barrel of land.6
  • Anecdote: Later, in 1773: Henry Primmer an infant son of Thomas Primmer by Ann his wife and grandson of and heir to Henry Primmer by Barbara his wife( by Richard Wooll and William Collins now admitted to be his guardians). For a cottage with a garden and a butcher’s shop which came to him upon the death of the said Barbara Primmer to hold to the said Henry Primmer, the grandson, his heirs and assigns forever .6

Family 1:

Elizabeth Andrews b. c 1680

Children:

William Primmer+ b. 20 Dec 1703
John Primmer b. 16 Mar 1705/6
Anne Primmer b. 8 Apr 1708, d. Feb 1708/9
Elizabeth Primmer+ b. 12 Mar 1709/10
Henry Primmer+ b. 31 May 1711
Robert Primmer b. 20 Dec 1713
Thomas Primmer+ b. 14 Apr 1716

Family 2:

Barbara Bockham

Citations

  1. [S646] Parish Register of Ropley, Hampshire, England, Various Periods (HALS: 27M82) "27M82/PR3."
  2. [S645] Parish Register of Twyford, Hampshire, England, Various Periods (HALS: 21M83) "21M83/PR1 Baptisms, Marriages & Burials 1626-1713."
  3. [S677] Court books of the manor of Twyford and Marwell in Hampshire, England, 1447-1820 (HALS: 46M72) "46M72/M22."
  4. [S848] James Cyril M. Weale ed. "Vol. 38. Registers of the Catholic Chapels Royal and of the Portuguese Embassy Chapel, 1662-1829, Volume 1", Catholic Record Society Publications, First Edition (1941) "p.110."
  5. [S676] Will of Henry Primmer of Twyford, Hampshire, England, made 2 Nov 1754, proved in the unknown court, 17 May 1755. (HALS: 1755P11).
  6. [S677] Court books of the manor of Twyford and Marwell in Hampshire, England, 1447-1820 (HALS: 46M72) "46M72/M23."

Elizabeth Andrews

b. circa 1680
Last Edited: 9 May 2023
  • Birth*: Elizabeth Andrews was born circa 1680 at Hampshire, England.
  • Marriage*: Elizabeth Andrews married Henry Primmer on 5 January 1701/2 at Ropley, Hampshire, EnglandB.1
  • Married Name: As of 5 January 1701/2, her married name was Primmer.
  • Anecdote*: There is a burial of an Elizabeth Primmer on 27 Feb 1709/10, just a few weeks before the baptism of daughter Elizabeth. Could this be the burial of her mother?2
  • Anecdote*: Another possible burial for Elizabeth is on 7 July 1739 at Twyford.3

Family:

Henry Primmer b. c 1680, d. c 1755

Children:

William Primmer+ b. 20 Dec 1703
John Primmer b. 16 Mar 1705/6
Anne Primmer b. 8 Apr 1708, d. Feb 1708/9
Elizabeth Primmer+ b. 12 Mar 1709/10
Henry Primmer+ b. 31 May 1711
Robert Primmer b. 20 Dec 1713
Thomas Primmer+ b. 14 Apr 1716

Citations

  1. [S646] Parish Register of Ropley, Hampshire, England, Various Periods (HALS: 27M82) "27M82/PR3."
  2. [S645] Parish Register of Twyford, Hampshire, England, Various Periods (HALS: 21M83) "21M83/PR1 Baptisms, Marriages & Burials 1626-1713."
  3. [S645] Parish Register of Twyford, Hampshire, England, Various Periods (HALS: 21M83) "PR16 Burials 1713-1812."

Martha Newland

b. 29 March 1776, d. 20 August 1851
Last Edited: 11 Oct 2017

Family:

Benjamin Primmer b. 22 May 1768, d. 1833

Children:

Jane Primmer+ b. 27 Aug 1797, d. 19 Jun 1842
Joseph Primmer+ b. 5 Apr 1807, d. 17 Nov 1873
William Primmer+ b. 9 Feb 1812, d. 17 Jan 1870

Citations

  1. [S141] General Register Office: Indexes to Deaths, Sep 1837 - 2006, "Jul-Sep 1851, Petersfield, Vol 7 Page 81."

William Primmer

b. 9 February 1812, d. 17 January 1870

Parents:

Father: Benjamin Primmer b. 22 May 1768, d. 1833
Mother: Martha Newland b. 29 Mar 1776, d. 20 Aug 1851
Last Edited: 26 Nov 2013

Family:

Elizabeth Mansbridge b. 20 Jul 1817, d. 1851

Child:

Martha Primmer+ b. 3 May 1837, d. 1923

Elizabeth Mansbridge

b. 20 July 1817, d. 1851
Last Edited: 26 Nov 2013

Family:

William Primmer b. 9 Feb 1812, d. 17 Jan 1870

Child:

Martha Primmer+ b. 3 May 1837, d. 1923

Martha Primmer

b. 3 May 1837, d. 1923

Parents:

Father: William Primmer b. 9 Feb 1812, d. 17 Jan 1870
Mother: Elizabeth Mansbridge b. 20 Jul 1817, d. 1851
Last Edited: 26 Nov 2013

Family:

Henry Kille b. 25 Dec 1831, d. 21 Nov 1894

Child:

Arabella Kille+ b. 20 Apr 1859, d. 1943