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Bicknell & Coyle-Williams Family History

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1	"Goodchild Gobbet son of Goodchild Gobbet and Susan his wife of A???home died ye 15 of ye 2d mo: & was buryed ye 17th of ye same in Fds Burying Ground in Brandiston 1713." England & Wales, Society of Friends (Quaker) Burials 1578-1841. The location A???home might have been a mis-spelling of Earl Soham	GOBBETT, Goodchild (I0659)
2	"In Loving Memory / of / Pastor Thomas Baldwin / (Minister of Ebenezer Chapel, Hampstead) / Who passed away to the Better Land on September 8th 1914 / at Ilford Essex, in his 70th year. In a sure and certain hope of glorious Resurrection. On gravestone.Interred at St Georges Cemetery, Hanwell in family grave no 6366	BALDWIN, Thomas (I0017)
3	"My dear father and mother at this time were attending the ministry of Josph Irons of Camberwell...and I was sprinkled as an infant by the dear man and solemnly dedicated to the Lord."	BALDWIN, Thomas (I0017)
4	"Susan Gobbet wife of Goodchild Gobbet departed this life the 10 day of ye 9 month and was buried ye 13 of ye same in Friends Buring Ground att Brandiston" - England & Wales, Society of Friends (Quaker) Burials 1578-1841. The year of burial is obscured; the previous record was dated 1737, the following record 1741	PAGE, Susan (I0658)
5	"Tramwaymen attached to the Hanwell tram depot acted as bearers at the funeral at the City of Westminster Cemetery, Hanwell, on Thursday week of Mr Frederick James Coyle-Williams of 17 Southall Broadway, who died at the Hillingdon Hospital on July 26 at the age of 48 years. "Mr Williams had been a member of the tramway depot for fourteen years. He joined the service as a conductor, and was made a driver in 1929. He lived in Hanwell for about 20 years until not quite a year ago, when he moved to Southall." (Middlesex County Times, Saturday August 10, 1935 part)	WILLIAMS, Frederick James Coyle (I0052)
6	1733 - Groom	MILSUM, John (I0916)
7	1811 - Smith 1814 - Worked as a smith in Liverpool 1823 - Insolvent blacksmith, late of Chester 1834 - Expert witness - as farrier of 15 years standing – in a court case 1839 - Farrier 1856 - Farrier Death certificate states he was a farrier	COYLE, Owen (I0723)
8	1813 - Labourer	COLE, John (I0480)
9	1814 - Labourer	CANSDALE, William (I0468)
10	1816 - shoemaker 1839 - parish clerk	CRANE, William Francis (I0742)
11	1823 - Labourer 1851 - Railway labourer	DOWNHAM, Joseph (I0120)
12	1824 - Jobber	VEAL, William (I0444)
13	1826 - Brush Maker	WITHERS, Charles (I0316)
14	1830 - a weaver from a family well established in North Lopham. The Womack family owned the windmill in the village until it was pulled down in the 1920s	WOMACK, John (I0825)
15	1831 - Weaver 1841 - Linen weaver 1850 Farmer 1851 - Farmer: 33 acres, 1 man, 1 boy (the 1851 census records the family name as Downery) 1855 - Farmer 1861 - Farmer 35 acres employing 2 men	DOWNING, Richard (I0224)
16	1832: Joins 10th Royal Hussars; trade on joining is farrier 1855: Leaves 10th Royal Hussars 1856: Lives in Shipgate St, Chester; trade is farrier 1858: Barrack serjeant at Aldershot Camp 1861: Barrack serjeant at Aldershot Camp (census) 1870: Barrack serjeant at Aldershot Camp (army records) 1871: Serjeant pensioner living at 46 North St, Limehouse, London (census) 1877: Living at 5 Alexander Rd, Scotswood, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne (mentioned in son’s army records) 1881: Named on son's marriage certificate as William Augustus Coyle Williams (dec); trade: veterinary surgeon	COYLE, William Augustus (I0252)
17	1833-37 - Shoemaker	CANSDALE, William (I0222)
18	1838 - shoemaker	DEAN, William (I0668)
19	1839-50 - Hawker	CANSDALE, William (I0222)
20	1840 - Smith 1841 - Farrier 1861 - Blacksmith striker 1881 - Striker (unemployed) 1891 - Retired blacksmith's striker	COYLE, James (I0740)
21	1841 - Ag Lab 1851 - Agr Labourer 1861 - Agricultural labourer 1871 - Labourer	SHINN, William (I0007)
22	1841 - Agricultural labourer 1881 - Widowed and living with her daughter, Harriet, at The Lodge, Lythe Hill farm	TRIMMER, Hannah (I0596)
23	1841 - Agricultural labourer	SMITH, John (I0791)
24	1841 - Brush Maker	WITHERS, Charles (I0316)
25	1841 - Cabinet maker 1851 - Widower living in an Almshouse, former cabinet maker	UNDERWOOD, Laurence (I0671)
26	1841 - Carpenter	MERRITT, Charles (I0229)
27	1841 - Coal merchant 1851 - Commercial travel: in coal trade - commission agent 1871 - County Court agent In his biography his son states he was a solicitor and in partnership with a coal merchant	BALDWIN, Joseph (I0006)
28	1841 - Dyer	DEAN, Frederick Joseph (I0285)
29	1841 - Flower Maker	WITHERS, Henry (I0326)
30	1841 - Flower Maker	WITHERS, Emma (I0327)
31	1841 - Pianoforte (maker?)	UNDERWOOD, George (I0313)
32	1841 - Printer	WITHERS, Charles (I0195)
33	1841 - Weaver	HOWES, Thomas (I0268)
34	1844 - Marriage register describes him as an "agent" 1846 - Time Keeper (Caledonian Canal, Inverness, Scotland) 1851 - Grocer 1871 - Agricultural Labourer / Local Preacher	EVANS, Robert (I0934)
35	1845 - Bricklayer 1851 - Bricklayer 1861 - Bricklayer	KING, William (I0885)
36	1850 (10th June) Hackney Union Settlement Record. Shows Frances as widowed with 5 children and states she is settled by virtue of her late husband's birth & residence in the parish. Forbes Buildings, High Hill Ferry, Hackney (citation lost) 1851 - Widow, laundress 1861 - Laundress 1881 - Laundress	STROVENAH, Frances (I0228)
37	1850 - Cartman	LATIMER, William (I0769)
38	1850 - Engineer 1851 - Fireman 1861 - Fireman 1871 - Engine driver 1881 - Skilled labourer / Dockyard 1882 - Labourer, dockyard	ATTRILL, John William (I0196)
39	1850-1851 - Labourer	BORNE, William (I0226)
40	1851 - Agricultural labourer 1869 - General labourer	BICKNELL, William (I0483)
41	1851 - Brush drawer	UNDERWOOD, Mary Ann Susannah (I0212)
42	1851 - Brush Drawer	WITHERS, Clara (I0328)
43	1851 - Brush Drawer	WITHERS, Louisa (I0329)
44	1851 - Brush Maker	WITHERS, Charles (I0195)
45	1851 - Brush Maker	WITHERS, Charles (I0316)
46	1851 - Carpenter (the 1851 census records the family name as Downery) 1855 - Carpenter 1858 - Carpenter 1861 - House Carpenter 1871 - House Carpenter 1872 - Carpenter 1881 - House Carpenter 1891 - House Carpenter 1901 - Census return states ailing from what appears to be "paralysis"	DOWNING, John (I0220)
47	1851 - Dressmaker	BATEMAN, Mary (I0314)
48	1851 - Errand Boy	WITHERS, James John (I0330)
49	1851 - Farmer of 34 acres employing one boy 1858 - Farmer	WEBB, William (I0434)
50	1851 - Gas fitter 1861 - Engine driver 1871 - Engine smith at works 1881 - Engine driver 1891 - Engine fitter	DOWNHAM, George (I0010)