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THE MALLAM FAMILY OF OXFORD
MAIN BRANCH
1st Generation
John Mallam married Matilda (d.1499) in Yorkshire.
They had 3 sons
2nd Generation
Richard, William and John. One of them had a child called Nicholas (b.1507) and one had a three children called
Clement (d. 29th July 1569) Great Haseley, Oxfordshire
Elyne (d. 28th Jan 1570) Great Haseley, Oxfordshire
Robert (d. 26th Aug 1580) of Great Haseley, Oxfordshire.
3rd Generation
Robert Mallent had five children
Richard Mallant (b.15.11.1547) (d. 24.4.1567) Of Great Haseley
Charles Mallant (b.31.3.1551) (d. 18.7.1551) Of Great Haseley
John Mallant (b. 7.8.1552) (d. 21.1.1618) Of Great Haseley, later known as Mallam.
Nicholas Mallant of Stoynford Bridge (d. C1583) (bur. Cumnor, Oxfordshire) married Joan Coldrell (m. 24.5.1575) at Little Wittenham, Berkshire.
Joan Coldrell (b.1550) Little Wittenham (d. 6.1.1618)
daughter of John Coldrell and Jhoane Ingram (m. 11.7.1544)
Thomas Mallant married Edith Brokis (m. 16.11.1584) at Henley on Thames.
4th Generation
Thomas and Edith had 5 children
Elyn Mallant (bap. 21.8.1585) Great Haseley, Oxon
Allis Malam (bap. 17.8.1587) Great Haseley, Oxon
Francis (f) Mallard (bap. 15.9.1588) Great Haseley, Oxon
Sible Malam (bap. 28.10.1589) Great Haseley, Oxon
Ann Mallett (bap. 8.4.1591) Great Haseley, Oxon
Nicholas and Joan had 3 children
Richard Mallam (d. 15.10.1648) Great Haseley. Known as Richard of Milton.
Hellyn Great Haseley
Nicholas (b. 1.6.1579) (d. 3.4.1648) married a widow called Catherine (d.9.4.1653)
5th Generation
Nicholas and Catherine had 4 children
Fergus Malla (bap. 29.10.1610) Great Haseley, may have been known as Frizus.
Elizabeth Mallam (bap. 24.1.1612) Great Haseley
Thomas Mallam (bap. 17.1.16150 Great Haseley
Nicholas Mallant (bap. 21.6.1618) Great Haseley (d. 14.1.1705) married Joanna. Later known as Nicholas Mallant Senior of Great Haseley.
Joanna (bur. 20.11.1709)
6th Generation
Nicholas and Joanna had 4 children.
Nicholas Mallant (bap. 16.2.1653) Great Haseley (d. 2.5.1712) Married twice. First to Mary Lewin (m.1681, Great Haseley) and then to Jane.
Katherine Mallam (bap. 14.12.1654) Great Haseley
Thomas Mallott (bap. 30.5.1662) Great Haseley
Edward Malla (bap. 6.3.1662) (d. 5.2. 1667) Great Haseley
7th Generation
Nicholas and his wives had 7 children
Nicholas Mallam (d. 20.11.1763) Little Milton, Oxon. Married Rachel Holmes at South Moreton
(m. 17.10.1710). Born of first marriage.
Rachel was the daughter of Edward and Jane Holmes of Benson, Berkshire.
Elizabeth (b. 7.5.1682) Great Milton, Oxon
Mary Mallant (bap. 19.5.1701) Great Milton, Oxon. Of second marriage
Robert Mallant (bap. 17.5.1703) of Great Haseley, probably died at birth
Thomas Mallant (bap. 28.10.1705) Great Milton. Of Second marriage.
Elizabeth Mallant (bap. 24.4.1707) Great Milton.
John Mallam (bap. 10.4.1709) Great Milton.
8th Generation
Nicholas and Rachel had 6 children
William (b. 25.8.1711)
John (bap. 5.10.1712) Great Milton, baptised at Moreton. probably died in infancy.
Rachel (bap. 13.12.1717) Great Milton
Elizabeth (bap. 31.12.1720) Great Milton
John Malum (bap. 30.10.1723) Great Milton, Of Little Milton(d. 1794) married Mary Cave of Brockampton (m. 1750). A tailor, he died of Small Pox.
Thomas (bap. 7.8.1726) Great Milton (d. 10.3. 1745)
9th Generation
John and Mary had 6 children
Elizabeth Malum (bap. 8.5.1751) Great Milton
Rachel (bap. 23.5.1753) Great Milton
Richard (bap. 30.12.1756) Great Milton (bur. 5.3.1837) married Elizabeth Wall (m. 5.10.1778) St Aldates, Oxford.
Richard was at first a servant at Balliol College, as was Elizabeths cousin at All Souls. But on the 2nd June 1788, having paid 20 guineas to the council, he was granted his Freedom of the City. He set up business as a broker (selling tobacco, snuff, and dealing in furniture) in St Aldates in the same year (currently situated on St Michaels Street). In 1796 he bought a house in Gloucester Green, and lived here with a member of the Slatter family (who would eventually be in laws). He and his wife had a total of 22 children, but only 7 survived to adulthood.
Elizabeth (b. 1752) (d. 12.2.1837) was the daughter of William Wall and Ann Butler.
Sophia Malum (bap. 27.5.1759) Great Milton
John (bap. 9.8.1761) Great Milton, Of Broad Street, Oxford.(d. 9.10.1811) married Elizabeth Scrogg (m. 29.9.1800) at St Martins Church, Oxford.
Robert (bap. 8.4.1764) Great Milton, of Little Miton. married Catherine.
10th Generation
Robert and Catherine had 5 children
Sophia (b. 8.1.1786)
Thomas (bap. 5.10.1788) Great Milton, married Sophia Butler (m. 1808) Petsworth.
Robert (bap. 18.1.1795)
Mary (bap. 4.5.1799)
Richard and Elizabeth had 14 Children
John (b. 1779) Great Milton (d. 3.5.1814) New York, America.
Robert (b. 29.8.1783) (bap. 5.9.1783) St Aldates, Oxford. Married Sarah Parr (m. 9.2.1804) All Saints, Oxford.
He was also made a Freeman of Oxford (12.3.1804). He started business as a linen draper in High Street, but then changed to cabinet making with his brother Charles. He was also a Church Warder at All Saints, Oxford 1810.
Richard (bur. 30.12.1784) died in infancy.
William (bap. 10.6.1785) (d. 20.10.1819)
Thomas (bap. 9.8.1786) St Aldates, Oxford (d. 28.3.1850) married Lydia Butler (m. 14.10.1816).
In 1818 he was elected to the Old Corporation (Oxford) and at the time working as a 'Tabaconnist and Auctioneer'. Throughout his career his is both the previous, a Timber Merchant, an Estate Agent and finally in 1847, residing in Blenheim Place, listed under Gentry. He obviously wasnt concerned about social status as he refused a knighthood, granted due to his service as Mayor on two occasions, 'with great credit to himself and greatly to the satisfaction of fellow citizens' Oxford City Chronicle, 1850. Reporting the death of Mr Alderman Mallam.
The following extract gives a brief insight into the mans character. Its from the council preceedings after his death, to elect a new Alderman.Reported in the Oxford University Herald.
'It might be no great merit for a man to preserve an upright and correct course through a lengthened life, but the examples were not so numerous as to allow them to permit such a man to pass away without some expression of regret. He had never heard the least shadow of distrust expressed as to the integrity of Alderman Mallam in his public capacity, while the state of his family was of itself sufficient testimony to his worth as a husband and a father. He belonged, it was true, somewhat to the past, and some might think his views were somewhat timid as to the extent municipal reform ought to go but there was not one present who would not say that Alderman Mallam uniformly desired to act accordingly to what his impressions were, to do that which was right'.
Lydia Butler is the daughter of James Butler and Jane Slatter (m. 1776) London. James Butler is son of James Butler and Martha Wheat. Jane is the daughter of John Slatter and Catherine Weston.
James Butler Sr is the brother of Ann Butler, wife of William Wall. Thomas and Lydia are therefore second cousins.
Elizabeth (bap. 8.11.1789) St Aldates, married Benjamin Sharp of Southampton.
George (bap. 10.1.1791) married Abigail Andrew (m. 1817) Westminster, London. George was also a Freeman of Oxford 12.10.1812. But in 1834 he was a bookmaker in London.
Mary Ann (bap. 29.11.1792) St Aldates (d. 29.3.1797)
Benjamin (bap. 3.12.1793) St Aldates (d. 24.11.1814)
Henry (bap. 20.5.1795) married Sarah Slade (m. 1829) St Marylebone, London
Sophia (bap. 11.4.1797) (d. 28.9.1798)
Harriett (bap. 20.6.1799) married Daniel Morgan. Went to Tasmania.
Charles Richard (bap. Dec 1801) married twice. Second wife Elizabeth Parry. Auctioneer at Banbury, but also worked with his brother as a cabinet maker in Oxford.
11th Generation
Thomas and Sophia Butler had 1 child
Richard (bap. 24.8.1809) Great Milton
John (b. 1779) had 7 children
Amy
Henry
Joseph
Benjamin
Eliza
John
Matilda, who married Joseph Van Houten in New York, America.
Robert and Sarah Parr had 4 children.
Dalton Parr (b. 29.3.1808) (d. 29.1.1877) married Harriette Esther Bessant (m. 13.8.1833) Cowley, Oxford. Buried with his wife at Holywell.
Dalton carried on his fathers business, as a cabinet maker in St Aldates. But in 1853 he had a career change, and moved to Brewer Street working as a feather dresser.
Richard (bap. 19.8.1810) married Anne Elizabeth Prior (3.2.1836, St Martins, Oxford) and Catherine Liddell.
In the 1881 Census he is described as a retired surgeon, living on Banbury Road.
Elizabeth (b. 11.3.1812)
Robert (bap. 19.9.1814) (d. 17.10.1814)
Henry and Sarah Slade had 5 children
Mary
Clara
Barlow William, went to Melbourne in 1861 on the SS Great Britain with the 1st All England Cricket team as the travel agent for Spiers & Pond.
Henry
Frank, emigrated to Australia on the 'Melbourne' around the time of his brothers visit.
Charles Richard and his wives had 7 children.
Charles, by first wife.
Eliza (b. 9.5.1840), Banbury.
Martin
Walter
Benjamin
Herbert
Alfred
Thomas and Lydia had 13 children
Thomas (b.9.6.1817) (d.31.3.1895) married Martha Joy (m. 6.9.1843) St Mary Magdalen, Oxford.
In 1833 Thomas was articled as a solicitor for £305 over five years. A year after his fathers death he moved into The Shrubbery on Woodstock Road (now the Principals lodgings for St Hughs College). The land the house is built on was granted to Thomas Snr in 1829 in the Enclosure Act, and here he built the house the family occupied for over 70 years until 1900 when Fregus Ogilvie was granted a 60 year lease.
Thomas was also Clerk of the Oxford Magistrates, Proctor of the Chancellors Court of the University and a Council member for the Central Ward, as well as captain in a City Company of Volunteers.
'He used to be brought down from the house to his office in a bath chair due to suffering for many years from ill health'.
Martha was the daughter of William Joy and Sarah Colbourne.
Robert (b. 11.7.1818) (d. 23.3.1857, bur. All Saints) Freeman of Oxford. Solicitor and Batcelor.
Lydia Jane (b. 11.11.1819) (d.Sept 1863) married Thomas Ward (9.5.1848, All Saints, Oxford) a solicitor working in Broad Street, St Michaels. The son of Henry Ward, Gent.
James Richard (b. 14.5.1821) (d. 4.3.1877) married Mary Cox (m. 6.6.1848)
An Auctioneer, Estate Agent and a timber merchant working at Grandpont, Berkshire and in Oxford. He was also a Church Warden of Littlemore, and a trustee of their charity.
Mary (b. 1824) (d.1900)
Anne Elizabeth (b. 24.4.1823) (d. 26.2.1872)
Sarah (b. 11.5.1824) (d. 26.4.1905). Lived at 18 St Giles Rd W (Sizewell) with her sister Lucy, both receiving an annuity.
Charles (b. 11.11.1825) (d. 16.5.1890) married Mary Anne Wyburd (m. 1853). Charles was a solicitor, working with his brother Thomas. In 1881 he is living at 9 Cambridge Terrace, Paddington.
Benjamin (b. 16.9.1827) married Mary Anne Margetson (m. 1862) and Mary Crosland Battye.
Vicar of Poole Keynes parish in Wiltshire. He matriculated in 1846 from St Johns College, Oxford with BA and MA.
Henry Guy (b. 25.6.1829) married JoanneWillington or Butler (m. 1854)
As a teenager he travelled to London to study medicine but soon became bored of this and changed to pharmacy. He emigrated to New Zealand on the Duke of Bronte, which departed Gravesend in 1851. He travelled with a 30 year old Elizabeth Mallam, his first wife whom he married at a young age. She died shortly on arrival and he then moved on to New South Wales, settling in Armidale with his new wife Johanna Wellington. He opened business as a pharmacist there, and he became very wealthy. One of the houses he built there, number 94 Rusden Street, featured in an heritage article in 1990, when the demolition of the house was being debated.
William (b. 7.11.1831) (d. Dec 1832)
George (b. 16.12.1833) (d.1896) married his cousin Mary Mallam (daughter of Henry and Sarah)
(m. 14.8.1860)
An extract from notes written by Margaret Mallam
' I was told they were both very wealthy in their own right on marriage. They lived in spendour. My father had a valet in his boyhood. They gave numerous parties. Mary bought up much property in Oxford which was a craze of hers - but the value dropped and she did not sell in time. It was sold eventually but at a terrible loss. Mean time they lived up to the hilt and my grandfather (George) died of shock at the age of 62 when he found they were almost bankrupt. My father (His son) then look over all the debts in his own name to save his father (whom he adored) and kept his mother financially in her old age. He (George) also sent Phosphor and William Andrew to Worcester College. That was why with 5 children himself he was so badly off. All debts were eventualy paid and his fathers name kept quite clean which was his main objective in life. He left no money because he gave away all that he had to charities before he died'
Catherine (b. 4.3.1837) married the Rev John Espin D.D
The Rev John Espin was Chancellor of Grahamstown Cathedral and brother of Thomas Espin, Astronomer and Vicar of Towlaw.
Lucy (b. 3.4.1839) (d. 7.2.1913)
The 12th Generation
Dalton and Harriette had 8 children.
Dalton Robert (b. 15.5.1834) (d. 6.9.1903) Married Ellen Ross (d. 1924)
A solicitor who in the 1881 Census was residing at 13 Gilston Rd, Kensington, London.
Frederick Bessant (b. 27.2.1836) (d. 22.2.1840)
Dr Henry Parr (b. 29.11.1839) (d. 19.1.1906) Married Mary Ann Margetson (14.2.1841) (d. 12.3.1885)
A Surgeon in Oxford. He lived at both 19 and 91 High Street, Oxford.
Sarah Lowndes (b. 5.9.1840) (d. 1908) married William Ernest Embury (m. 1871) Oxford
Dr George Bessant (b. 11.5.1843) (d. 1909) married Anne Kyffin Thomas.
A General Practioner working in London. Lived at 28 Cadogan Terrace, Hackney, London.
Anne Kyffin was the daughter of William Kyffin Thomas, a prominent Adelaide businessman, Australia.
Frederick Prior (b. 14.5.1845) (d. 2.7.1845)
Harriet Louisa (b. 20.1.1847) married The Rev J Johnstone.
Kate Railton (b. 8.6.1848) (d. 11.4.1849)
Richard (b. 1810) and his wives had 5 children
Robert Liddell (b.1844)
William Prior (b.1846, Hook Norton), married Jessie Helm.
A Physician. In the 1881 Census he was living at 6 Boscombe Terrace, Hammersmith, London.
Kate (b. 22.7.1845) married Canon Charles F Johnstone.
The Rev Richard Freeborn (b.1848) (d. 12.5.1943) married a widow called Ida Elsie Dieterlie.
Matriculated from St Alban Hall, Oxford in 1866. Gained his BA in 1876 and his MA from Christ Church in 1877, and was chaplain from 1876-7. and became Vicar of Stanway, Gloucester in 1884.
Mary Catherine (b. 1849) (d. 13.9.1902) . Buried at Cuddesdon, Oxfordshire.
Thomas and Martha Joy had 13 children.
Jessie Martha (b. 3.6.1844) All Saints, Oxford. Married The Rev Henry George Mullins (m. 24.12.1864), Priest at Uppingham.
Rose Lydia (b. 19.10.1845) All Saints, Oxford
Emily Jane (b. 16.9.1847) All Saints, Oxford. Married The Rev John Edward Stocks.(11.11.1871, SS Philip and James, Oxford)
"John Edward Stocks was born 28 August 1843, the son of Samuel Stocks of Leeds. He studied at Christ Church, Oxford, obtaining the degrees of BA and MA., and was Chaplain at his College 1867-1871. From 1871 his career lay in Leicestershire, which then lay in the Diocese of Peterborough. He was Vicar of Market Harborough Leics., from 1871 to 1884; Vicar of St Saviours, Leicester fomr 1884 to 1903; Rector of Misterton, Leics., from 1903 to 1914; Hon Canon of Peterborough from 1893 to 1899; and Archdeacon of Leicester from 1899 to 1920, at which point he resigned. From 1913 to 1918 He was Prololcutor of the Lower House of Convocation of Canterbury, and Chairman of a sub committee on Prayer Book Revision. On retirement he was appointed a Canon Residentiary of Peterborough, and died there in 1926.
At that time he was Chaplain of a sub committee considering the choice of a Cathedral for Leicester; he had always favoured St Martins Church.
Archdeacon Stocks was a keen local historian...for the same reason, perhaps, he gave his sixth son the name of John Leofric (a Saxon name). The son, born at Market Harborough 28 October 1881, died 16 June 1937. He was Fellow of St Johns College, Oxford; Professor of Philosophy at Manchester University; Vice Chancellor of Liverpool University. He was awarded the D.S.O in 1916.
His wife, Mary Stocks (nee Mary Danvers Brinton) (1891-1975) was a noted broadcaster, economist and social worker, receiving a life peerage as Baroness Stocks, 1966.
One of the Archdeacons daughters married Percy Gee, a prominent Leicester businessman. The faculty building of Leicester University is named in his honour."
Amy Sarah (9.11.1848) All Saints, Oxford. Married Frederic Gregson (15.6.1880, SS Philip and James, Oxford) solicitor of Bampton, son of William, solicitor.
Adelaide Joy (b. 31.1.1850) All Saints, Oxford. Married The Rev James Black Gray DD (18.4.1872, SS Philip and James, Oxford), a Priest of St Giles Rd W, son of James, underwriter/
Charlotte Catherine (b. 4.4.1851) All Saints, Oxford. Mother superior of an Oxford convent for orphan girls.
Thomas William (b. 8.1.1853) All Saints, Oxford. Married Elizabeth Bunting (8.4.1885, SS Philip and James, Oxford), daughter of The Rev Anthony Bunting.
Thomas was a solicitor residing at Wellington Place, St Giles, Oxford.
Harry Butler (b. 4.6.1855) All Saints, Oxford. Married Mary Lucy King Herbert.
Matriculated from Trinity Hall, Cambridge in 1874. Attended Uppingham School as a child. Gained his BA in 1878. Admitted as a solicitor, starting in 1881, practiced as Hythe, of Woburn Sands, Bedfordshire in 1894. Died Feb 1908.
A solicitor residing at 24 Harcourt Terrace, Kensington, London.
Edward Colbourne (b. 30.8.1857) All Saints, Oxford
Charles George Cave (b. 30th Aug 1859) All Saints, Oxford. Married Edith Rotherham
Matriculated as a non collegiate student in 1878, gained his BA and MA in 1886. A headmaster of a school near Rugby.
Maud Septimus (b. 9.3.1861) (d. C1946) All Saints, Oxford. Spinster.
Ethel Margaret (b. 9.10.1862) (d.1911) All Saints, Oxford
Cyril Arthur (b. 3.3.1865) All Saints, Oxford.
James Richard and Mary Cox had 2 children
James Thomas (b. 5.3.1850) (d. 28.2.1913) married Alice Phillips (m. 27.11.1873). Buried at Wolvercote Cemetery, Oxford.
An Estate Agent and Surveyor; Agent for Queens College, Oxford and managed all their Hampshire estates. Resided at Iffley Manor House, Iffley, Oxford. He retired in 1904.
Mary Jane (b. 22.6.1851) (d. 24.10.1860)
The Rev Benjamin and his wives had 6 children
Stuart (b. 1863) died in infancy.
Francis Margetson (b. 1864) Solicitor.
Mabel Lydia (b.1865) Spinster.
James Crosland B.A M.A (b. 2.6.1869) (d. 1945) married Constance Weale (m. 1896). Attended Magdalene College at the age of 19. Headmaster of Bromsgrove and Rossall, Uppingham School, heathfield, Keston and Boarzell. Exhibitioner and Prizeman. B.A 1891. M.A 1896. Assistant Master at Clarence Housem, East Sheen. Died in 1945 at Turks Place, Cranbrook.
Constance was the daughter of George Harding Morey-Weale, a Civil Servant at the War Office
Ada Francis (b. 1870) spinster. It appears she was a nanny of some description, and some old photos show her with children, one being a Lady Diana Lascelles.
Herbert Edward (b. 1873) Attended Hertford College, matriculated in 1892. Batcelor.
Henry Guy and Johanna had 11 children.
Thomas Henry (b. 24.7.1855) (d. 1914) married Martha Harper (m. 1881) New South Wales, Aus.
Lydia Anne (b.1857) New South Wales, Aus.
Dr Lawrence George (b. 17.9.1859) married Agnes Mardrop (m. 1893) New South Wales, Aus.
Lucy Ann (b. 1861) New South Wales, Aus.
Henry Guy (b. 1863) New South Wales, Aus.
James Richard (b. 1865) New South Wales, Aus. Married Isabella A Black (m. 1894) New South Wales, Aus.
Charles John (b. 1867) married Katie Mahony (m. 1894) New South Wales, Aus.
Herbert Godwin (b. 1870) married Margaret Ross.
Edith Mary Sophia (b. 1872) New South Wales, Aus.
George Septimus (b. 1874) married Beatrice Mackay and they lived in Mullumbimby, NSW.
Reginald Benjamin (b. 1877) NSW (d. 1882) NSW
George and Mary had 7 children.
George (b. 3.9.1861) (d. 29.9.1955) married Katie Rogers. Worked as a solicitor with his cousin, but after a dispute started his own firm in Oxford (now under the name Darbys Mallam Lewis). He wrote various books about Law and Rome.
Goldwyn (b. 18.9.1863)
Herbert
Dr William Andrew (b. 1869) Attended Worcester College.
Extracts from notes by Margaret Mallam
'A very clever doctor. Lived in Hampstead and had a huge practice out of which he had enough money to retire at the age of 45. He housed his mother Mary. He bought a yacht and he, Sophronia, and his wife went with him and lived together in Naples, where he again began to practice'
Arthur Phosphor (b. 1872) married Kathleen Curwen. He was a solicitor and had to give up the practice soon after marriage because he became stone deaf. Wrote numerous books on law and poetry. Had arthuritis in his back and became crippled and bed ridden. Described as 'a very gentle soul'.
Dr Guy (b. 1874) married Alice Mary Clayton (m. 1901). His patients adored him. He refused to attend wealthy patients. He died a poor man.
Mary (b. 1870) married Harold Darwin Hay.
Catherine and The Rev John Espin had 3 children.
Mary Gray
William Mallam (b. 1870)
Cyril (b. 5th Mar 1881). South Africa.
Attended Christ Church College. Entered 9th Mar 1900. Headmaster of Oundle and St Andrews. Obtained a B.A in 1903, became a solicitor and a notary public in Transvaal (1906), Cape Colony (1907). In practice as a solicitor in Grahamstown. Served during WWI. Lieutenant in the Coldstream Guards; twice wounded; won the Military Cross.
The 13th Generation
Dalton Robert and Nellie had 3 children.
Grace
Mary Beatrix Harriett (d. 1943)
Justice Ross Dalton. Emigrated to Perth where he became a judge. His biography is entitled, 'Ross Mallam: A noticeable man'.
Henry Parr and Mary had 7 children.
Amy (b. 9.9.1867) Bought 13 Charlbury Road, Oxford with her four sisters. But they all married and she lived there alone. But the sisters agreed to help pay the rent.
Stewart (b. 21.9.1868) (d.1960) 'uncle Tootie' married Josephine Kitty Waters 'quick and irish'. Attended Tonbridge School and was co-founder of the Royal Automobile Club.
Dr Ernest (b. 1.1.1870) (d.1940) married Maud Corbett. Worked on allergies at the Radcliffe Infirmary, of which he practically founded. 'He might have become famous for his work if he had not taken to drink'.
Nora (b. 31.12.1874) married Lesley. Emigrated to British Columbia.
Ruth (b. 14.12.187?) Married John Stainer. Had a business in photography before she went out to British Columbia. John Stainer asked her to marry him. He was intelligent but lack her enterprising nature. During what proved to be her final illness she refused medication due to Christian Science convictions.
John Stainer is the son of Sir John Stainer, the composer. Best known for his work with St Pauls.
Grace (b. 1881) went out to British Columbia and married The Rev Herrick 'an irish tease'.
Henry Cecil (b. 28.2.1885).Married Giffortina Thompson. Emigrated to British Columbia in 1903 and settled in the Okanagan Valley. Was unusual because he arrived with money. His father had sent him to seek his fortune in the colonies. In 1904 he bought some property, now a museum. The house lacked amenities and the clothes had to be washed in the river. Henry served in World War I and lost a close friend.
George Bessant and Annie Kyffin had 4 children.
Dr Dalton (b. 5.6.1885) (d. 1949) married Jessie Muirhead Somerville.
Roy Kyffin RAMC OBE MS BS (b. 3.6.1888) (d. 1969).
Clifford Angus MC with Bar (b. 4.3.1890) (d. 1917) killed in action.
Phyllis (b. 1.12.1891)
William Prior had 2 children
Hilda
Marjorie (d. 1940)
Charles George Cave and Edith had 7 children.
Roger. Died at the age of 9
Margaret Joyce (b. 1894) married a Mr Neilson.
Edith Brenda
John Howe (b. 1900). Married Miss Calcott.
Esther Monica (b.C1904)
Charles Stephen Purdye (b. 1906) married Miss Abell.
Peter G (b .1910) married twice. First wife Miss English.
James Thomas and Alice had 5 children
Dorothea (b. 1874) (d. 1907)
Gertrude (b. 1876) (d.1915) buried at Wolvercote Cemetery, Oxford.
Agnes (b. 1878) (d. 1936) married a Mr Foster. Model for Sir Francis Bernard Dicksee.
Major Paul Phillips MC OBE MA (b. 28.1.1881) (d.28.5.1957). Married Lucy Muriel Evans. (m. Aug 1913)Attended Eastbourne and Pembroke College, Oxford. Served in the Coldstream Guards. After leaving the army he went into partnership, and founded a Preparatory School in Tonbridge, Kent. But on return from his holiday, he found himself to be bankrupt, due to small numbers applying. The school is now called Hilden Granget. Buried at Wolvercote Cemetery, Oxford.
Lucy, after the death of her husband, went to live in Cirencester with her son Rupert, and lived in a large old house called 'Querns Gables', in which she ran a B&B for the students at the agriculutral college.
Ursula (b. 1886) married H Liversedge.
James Crosland and Constance Weale had 5 children.
Philip Crosland (b. 1897) (d. 1899)
Lt Col Kenneth Morey (b. 1.9.1903) Attended Malvern College. The Buffs.
Wilifred Evelyn Crosland (b. 19.1.1907) married Margaret Gater (d.1999). Attended Cheltenham College.
Lt Col Dennis Crosland OBE (civil) BA(b.14.1.1911) Attended Malvern College. Intelligence Corps. Barrister at Law, attended Harmsworth Law School.
Audrey Sheila (b. 23.3.1900) Married Reginald Wilfred Godfrey.
Thomas Henry and Martha had 4 children
James (d. South Africa)
George (d. 1917) killed in action.
Thomas Henry (b. 1882) married Violet Maud Elizabeth.
Arthur James (b. 1899) New South Wales, Aus.
Lawrence George and Agnes had 2 known children.
Ethel (b. 1899) New South Wales, Aus.
Lawrence F (b. 1901) New South Wales, Aus.
Herbert Godwin and Margaret had 1 known son.
Walter Ross (b. 1905) New South Wales, Aus.
George Septimus and Mary had 1 known son.
George J (b. 1905) New South Wales, Aus.
George and Katie Rogers had 5 children.
Margaret. Married Norman Yeld.
Lt Col The Rev George Leslie CIE CSE (b. 1895) (d. 1950) Married i) Constance Marie Carruthers ii) Mary Sophronia Cory. Attended Malvern College. Barrister. Served in the Indian Army, Assistant Commisioner in the Indian Political Service, Bannu 1921. Financial Secretary to the government of the North West Frontier Province, 1938. He returned in 1949 and became a vicar of a parish in Worcestershire.
Helen Mary (b. Mar 1897)
Kathleen Sylvia (d. 1966) Wrote a book entitled,' Destitute, Neglected and Delinquent Children' in 1908. Solicitor.
Barbara Joyce
The 14th Generation
Stewart and Josephine Kitty Waters had 2 children.
Hal (b. 1902) May have emigrated to Ireland.
Eileen (b. 1906)
Dr Ernest and Maud had 4 children.
Joan (b. 1906)
Christopher. Attended Queens College.
Dr Patrick Corbett DM BM BCh MRCP MRCS DRCP (b.1900) Attended Queens College, Oxford. Surgeon. Doctor to the Oriel Blues. Wrote various books on the subject. There is a memorial prize in clinical medicine dedicated to him.
Jack Corbett (b. 1902)
Ruth and John Stainer had a daughter
Alice Catherine Stainer. She married David Pennant.
Henry Cecil and Giffortina had 2 children
Peter
Amy Cecilia
Dr Dalton and Jessie had 2 sons
Dalton Oliver
Sq Leader Anthony Somerville RCAF MRCS LRCP LMCC
John Howe had a daughter
Angela
Charles Stephen Purdye had a son
Dr Charles George Cave. He married Doreen Stewart-Mills.
Paul Phillips and Lucy had 4 children
Alfred Lionel (b. 1921) (d. 1938) hole in the heart. Attended the Glasgow Academy. Buried at Wolvercote Cemetery, Oxford.
Rupert Paul (b. 6.6.1923) Attended the Glasgow Academy. RAF 1939-1945.
Dorothy Muriel (b. 11.8.1932) Married Paul Studwick.
John Evans (b. 11.8.1932) (d. 1988) Twin. Attended the Tonbridge School. Gordon Highlanders 1950-1955. Intelligence Corps 1956-1962.
Wilifred and Margaret had 4 children.
Timothy Crosland (b. 1938)
Penelope Muriel (b. 1940) Married Ricky Ryle.
Carolyne Margry (b.1945) Married Nigel Hederman.
Richard Crosland (b. 1949) Married Gay Hewlett.
Thomas Henry and Violet Maud had 2 sons
Thomas Henry (b. 8.5.1899) New South Wales, Aus.
William Edward
George (d.1917) had a son
Harry.
George Leslie and his wives had 2 children
David. Married Carolyne Dawe.
Anne
John Marcus 'Marc'
Adpt. Judith. Died at the age of 7 of Typhoid.
