Descendants of Edward Hoffey

  1. Edward Hoffey, born about 1665, buried 13 April 1705 in Combs, Suffolk, England. I think that Edward was a Hovey from Norfolk.
    Edward married Mary Gabb, 25 April 1693 in Combs, Suffolk, (daughter of Giles Gab and Ann _____) baptized 24 September 1662 in Combs, Suffolk, buried 26 August 1729 in Earl Stonham, Suffolk. Was this the Mary Hoffey who married John Write (he was a widower) or was there a daughter named Mary, after her mother?
    There is no trace of a baptism for Mary Hoffey, and assuming that Edward the elder, died in 1705, then it is a good assumption that Mary Hoffey, widow, married John Write in 1717 in Earl Stonham. Maybe that is how Edward, her son, met Martha Driver, nee Jennings.
    In that case, who was the Mary who married John Write? Also, how did Edward pass himself off as Martha's (Driver / Jennings) father when she married John Bishop? The marriage licence for Edward & Martha show Martha as a widow & Edward as a singleman. Of course, he could have been lying. Answer:- It was probably Edward the father who died in 1705. If it was the son that died in 1705, then the Edward who died in Coddenham in 1739 would have been in his seventies, not impossible, but improbable.

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    Second Generation

  2. Edward Hoffey, baptized 26 December 1693 in Combs, Suffolk, buried 13 May 1739 in Coddenham, Suffolk. The overseers of Earl Stonham made Edward marry Martha Driver (widow) as he made her pregnant. They were removed from there to Coddenham by order issued February 19, 1719/20. He later pretended to be her father so she could marry John Bishop.


    3. Edward married Martha Driver (nee Jennings), 19 February 1719/20 in Earl Stonham, Suffolk, born about 1685, buried 6 November 1748 in Coddenham, Suffolk. Martha was a widow who had already had children by her first marriage & one bastard child before she married Edward.

    She had a bigamous marriage to John Bishop on 11 January 1721/22. Martha and John bishop were arrested, tried and found guilty at Bury St. Edmunds Assizes, July 67, 1722. Martha had her "Hand burnt" - see Branding in the Middle Ages.

    Two newspaper articles follow from the - Suffolk Mercury, July, 1772:-

    Newspaper Article # 1

    "Martha Hoffee, alias Bishop, was indicted for marrying two Husbands, both now living. The Overseers of Earl-Stonham depos'd, That about two years ago, the Prisoner was with Child by Edward Hoffee, upon which they oblig'd the said Hoffee to marry her, after which they carried them with an Order to Coddenham; that in January last she was again marry'd to John Bishop, and that her first Husband, Edward Hoffee, acted the Part of a Father, and gave her away. The Prisoner deny'd the Fact, and Bishop being call'd would not swear against her; but her Confession before a Justice, sign'd by her self, with Hoffee's and Bishop's Hand to it, being produced, she said there was a Bond made between her and Hoffee by a Lawyer, who told her that she was at her own Liberty, Upon which the Jury brought her in guilty."

    Question 1 - Why did the lawyer tell Martha that "she was at her own liberty", or is that a lie?

    Question 2 - How did Edward manage to pass himself as Martha's father? She was older than him.

    Newspaper Article #2.

    "Last night the Assizes ended here, when ....... John Gold was burnt in the Hand for Sheep-stealing, and Martha Hoffee, alias Bishop, for having two Husbands alive."

    Martha was buried in Coddenham as Martha Hoffy in 1748.

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  3. Edward Hoffey, baptized 27 March 1720 in Coddenham, Suffolk. Edward was married as Edward Hoffy of Coddenham. There is an entry in the burial register for a Mary Hoffey on November 22, 1759. There is no indication which Mary died, the wife or the daughter.

    Edward married Mary Harvey, 14 December 1738 in Barham, Suffolk, born in Barham, Suffolk, (daughter of Lionel Harvey and Whyborough Brett) baptized 5 December 1718 in Barham, Suffolk.

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  4. Edward Hoffey, baptized 25 December 1738 in Barham, Suffolk.

    5. Edward married Sarah Orvis, 26 December 1763 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, (daughter of Thomas Orvis and Elizabeth Ranson) baptized 25 May 1740 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, buried 20 April 1784 in Rattlesden, Suffolk. The Rattlesden marriage register referred to Edward as - "late of the Bocland Foot Regiment". No record of his death. He may have been the "token" soldier for the village of Rattlesden.

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  5. Lionel Hoffey, baptized 4 December 1745 in Claydon, Suffolk, buried 2 July 1820 in Woolpit, Suffolk. Christened as Hoffey, married as Huffe, buried as Hoffey (aged 79 in the register). His children were christened as Huffe, Huffy, Hoffey, Huffey.

    6. Lionel married Mary Taylor, 1 December 1771 in Woolpit, Suffolk, born about 1751, died 1 December 1828 in Woolpit, Suffolk. Mary was buried in Woolpit as Mary Huffey.

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  6. John Hoffey, baptized 3 August 1766 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, buried 30 June 1835 in Rattlesden, Suffolk.

    7. John married Martha Colson Choate, 10 March 1788 in Great Finborough, Suffolk, (daughter of Isaac Choate and Martha Colson) baptized 14 February 1762 in Great Finborough, Suffolk, died 1 April 1839 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, buried 5 April 1839 in Rattlesden, Suffolk. Marriage witnesses were John Shipp & Jeremiah Jarman. Banns were read February 17, 1788.

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  7. Mary Huffe, baptized 12 April 1779 in Woolpit, Suffolk. Baptized as Huffe.

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  8. Elizabeth Huffee, baptized 29 April 1781 in Woolpit, Suffolk.

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  9. John Huffee, born 4 December 1789 in Woolpit, Suffolk, baptized 29 June 1800 in Woolpit, Suffolk, buried 20 December 1848 in Woolpit, Suffolk. John was a laborer and a bricklayer. All his children were baptized as Huffey.

    10. He married Elizabeth Ellis, born about 1787, buried 4 January 1816 in Bacton, Suffolk, England. Elizabeth died in childbirth.

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  10. Charlotte Huffee, born 22 September 1793 and baptized 30 September 1793 in Woolpit, Suffolk, buried 14 December 1848, Elmswell, Suffolk.

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  11. Charles Cowson Huffey, born 11 August 1795 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, baptized 26 September 1795 in Rattlesden, Suffolk. Baptized as Charles Cowson. Married as Charles Causton. Charles Colson when his first son was baptized. Occupations as a laborer and a farmer. He was Cotton Huffy when John was married and his occupation given as a Servant. John Howlett was the marriage witness when he married Mary.

    12. Charles married Mary Howlett, 1 May 1817 in Tostock, Suffolk, born about 1791 in Suffolk, (daughter of John Howlett and Mary Parr) buried 29 January 1832 in Rattlesden, Suffolk. The burial register gives Mary's age as 40.

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  12. Samuel Huffey, born 19 September 1797 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, baptized 1 October 1797 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, buried 23 December 1873 in Rattlesden, Suffolk. Samuel lived in Keeper's Mead, Rattlesden from before 1845 until his death in 1873. The house is first mentioned in Robert Gillingham's will dated December 15, 1787, which he leaves to his daughter-in-law, Elizabeth Hinnel. She sold the house to George Steel for £80 on October 4, 1804 who bequeathed the house to his son George. Samuel had rented the cottage for a number of years until he bought it for £12 on June 12, 1845.

    "All that piece or parcel of land (upon which a messuage tenement or cottage and outbuildings stood and were occupied therewith until the month of June last when they were destroyed by fire)..". Samuel borrowed £40 from Isaac Hynard on April 17, 1846 and a further £30 on April 28, 1847. His son-in-law, William Brown, paid off the mortgage on June 9, 1873 and the property was conveyed to him. Samuel's daughter, Susan, sold the cottage on April 15, 1891. It had previously been occupied by Charles Huffey.

    13. His address in the 1841 census was Stow Road, Rattlesden and in 1871 as The Street, Rattlesden. He was shown to be a laborer and a thatcher. Samuel's daughter, Sarah was shown as Sarah Abbott, daughter and widow, in the 1851 census. Her husband, John had died in 1848.

    He married Susannah Tyler, 27 October 1820 in Bardwell, Suffolk, (daughter of John Tyler and Elizabeth Wells) baptized 13 July 1798 in Ixworth, Suffolk, buried 21 April 1876 in Rattlesden, Suffolk.

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  13. William Huffey, born 24 June 1800 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, baptized 5 October 1800 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, buried 28 January 1882 in Rattlesden, Suffolk. Address in 1841 & 1851 census as Upper St, Rattlesden. Address in 1861 & 1871 census as 21 High St, Rattlesden. The 1881 census shows William as a lodger in the home of Edward Rausey in High St, Rattlesden. His wife, Ann, died in 1865. Occupation was a laborer when Ellen was born.

    He married Ann King Mayhew, 20 October 1826 in Onehouse, Suffolk, born about 1807, (daughter of Mary Ann Mayhew) baptized 28 October 1807 in Buxhall, Suffolk, buried 8 April 1865 in Rattlesden, Suffolk. Ann was probably Ann King Mayhew baseborn daughter of Mary Ann Mayhew baptized October 28, 1807 in Buxhall. Mary Ann daughter of Nathaniel & Mary (Groom). 1851 census return for Rattlesden shows Ann as aged 45 and born in Ipswich. 1861 census return for Brettenham shows Ann as aged 55 and born in Buxhall, she was staying with her son, David. She could not write and made her "mark" when Ellen was born.

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  14. Susan Huffey, born 26 May 1805 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, baptized 9 June 1805 in Rattlesden, Suffolk.

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  15. Ambrose Elishamite Huffee, born 12 April 1806 in Woolpit, Suffolk, baptized 7 February 1808 in Woolpit, Suffolk, buried 6 November 1886 in Woolpit, Suffolk. Ambrose was baptised as the "base born" son of Mary Huffee. There is no record to the identity of his father. He was a laborer when his son John married. Later, he worked as a bailiff in Hunston.

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  16. Sophia Huffee, baptized 28 June 1812 in Bacton, Suffolk, England, buried 13 February 1839 in Woolpit, Suffolk. Sophia was not married to George Cocksedge. Her son George was baptized as "base born". George Cocksedge was identified as his father on his marriage certificate.

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  17. Mary Ann (Harriet) Huffee, baptized 6 March 1814 in Bacton, Suffolk, buried 21 April 1887 in Woolpit, Suffolk. Speculation as whether Harriet & Mary Ann are the same person. Harriet's age was given as 79 years when she died. This would make her birth in 1808. No trace of Harriet's birth or baptism, only of MaryAnne. She apparently had three illegitimate children before she married Francis Palmer.
    In the Suffolk County Assizes of 25 March, 1843, Harriet Huffey, aged 28, was charged with " Concealing the birth of her infant", was found guilty, and was sentence to imprisonment for 6 months.
    The 1851 census spells her name as "Houffey" and gives her address as Caldicott Cottages, Woolpit. It also records that Eliza, William, George & James are her children. The 1861 census shows her living at 98 Kiln Cottage, Woolpit. The 1871 census finds her at Mill Lane, Woolpit, Suffolk, in 1881 - Street, Woolpit, Suffolk. She was a Charwoman.

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  18. Charles Huffey, baptized 22 August 1819 in Tostock, Suffolk, buried 17 March 1891 in Tostock, Suffolk. Charles was a laborer when married. James Ottley and John Crofts were marriage witnesses. Charles could not write, he made his "mark" when married. The wedding certificate shows his father as William Huffey (servant). This is incorrect. This may have been a "typo" as Sarah's father was William Ottley and was copied down incorrectly. Also, his father was shown as a servant when his brother, John, was married in 1850.

    The 1841 census shows him as a lodger with James Everitt, shoemaker of Tostock, as Charles Huffee..
    The 1851 & 1861 census shows him at The Green, Tostock.
    The 1871 census shows him at Flatts Lane, Tostock.
    The 1881 census shows him at Halls Lane, Tostock.

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  19. John Huffey, baptized 21 August 1823 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, England, buried 1885 in Tostock, Suffolk. He was a "horsekeeper" when Charles married Sarah Snell. His father's name was recorded as "Cotton Huffy" at John's marriage. The 1851 census lists him as living at The Green, Tostock. In the 1861, 1871 & 1881 census he is living at Leys Road, Tostock.

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  20. Sarah Huffey, baptized 16 January 1825 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, died 1896 in Suffolk.

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  21. John Huffey, baptized 8 January 1826 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, England, died 13 February 1917 in Geraldine, New Zealand. Married as John Huffy, bricklayer living in Barking. William Huffy (sic) and Sarah Abbott were marriage witnesses. Hepzibah Ann Lane (nee Pizzy) was a widow. Hepzibah was a pious woman and John accompanied her to prayer meetings. In 1852 John became a preacher, and liked to preach in the open air at the Hammersmith Mission in London. In 1859 as John was suffering from white scourge, based on medical advice John & Hepzibah emigrated to New Zealand in 1859. They sailed on the 'Creswell', Barque: 574 Tons. The master was Captain Barnett and the Surgeon Superintendent: James Parker. They sailed with 160 other passengers, leaving London on 27 May 1859 and arrived at Lyttleton on 12 September 1859.

    The Lyttleton Times printed the following article on September 14th 1859:- "The Cresswell, laden with goods for Nelson and passengers for Canterbury, arrived in this port on Monday afternoon, having made a pleasant and uneventful passage of 103 days from Gravesend. There are several cabin and second cabin passengers on board and we are glad to observe from the passenger list that almost all the Government immigrants are from the country districts of the United Kingdom. All have arrived in good health, and the ship generally is in a condition reflecting great credit upon the Captain, Surgeon and Officers. The Cresswell landed all her passengers yesterday morning and, as there is no cargo to discharge, when the emigrants luggage is out she will proceed at once to Nelson."
    They settled in Canterbury, lived for a time in Christchurch and eventually made their way to Geraldine.
    Geraldine is located about half way down the South Island of New Zealand. It is a small farming borough of about 2,000 people. The old Huffey cottage still stands in the main street and the town has a street called Huffey Street. John was quite a local identity in his day being prominent in council and church affairs. He ran a general store, situated on the corner of Huffey St. and Talbot St. In a rural settlement called Pleasant Valley about 5 miles from Geraldine there is a small church ( St. Anne's ) that John and the early settlers in 1863 and still in use today. It is reputed to be the oldest wooden church in the Southern Hemisphere. The church and John's cottage are protected by the New Zealand Historic Places Trust.

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  22. William Huffey, baptized 6 April 1828 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, England, died 1898 in Hertford, Hertford. His occupation was given as bricklayer (journeyman) when William's birth was registered. He was a stone mason when William married Susannah.

    He married (1) Elizabeth Plumking, 7 August 1858 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, (daughter of William Plumkin and Judith Simpson) baptized 3 April 1831 in Norton, Suffolk, died 1874 in Bury R.D., Suffolk.

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    William married (2) Mary Ann Nunn, 27 September 1874 in All Saints & Saint John, Hertford, Hertford, born 1830 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, (daughter of John Nunn and Mary). Mary was a widow when she married William. Her married name was Mary Ann Green. William was a bricklayer when he married Mary Ann. John and Emma Nunn were witnesses. In the 1851 census William was a visitor at the home of John and MaryAnne Nunn at Colney Hearth, St Albans, Hertfordshire. Also present were their son John, aged 29 & daughter, Mary Ann, aged 21. They were all born in Rattlesden, Suffolk. John eventually married Mary Ann in 1874.
    In the 1861, William was a Servant at the home of Henry P. Leach, at Woolpit Street, Woolpit.
    At the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, held in 12 January 1864, William Huffey and Charles Simper were found guilty of "Larceny as Servants", a Misdemeanor, and sentenced to 3 calander months hard labor.
    In the 1881 census, William and Mary were living in West Street, Brickendon, Hertford. His occupation was bricklayer. His son, William was living with them & was listed as a footman (domestic servant). Isaac Green, Railway Porter, age 18, (Mary's son by her first marriage) was a lodger.

  23. George Huffey, baptized 6 June 1830 in Rattlesden, Suffolk. George showed up in the 1851 census in St Michael's Lodge, Stoke Damerel, Devonport, Devon. He was a groom in the household of Henry Baker, an engineer from London. George was a servant at Harewood Square, Marylebone, London when he married in 1854. Alice lived at Park Street, Marylebone, London when she married George. She was a spinster of "full age". Frances Thompson & Charles North were marriage witnesses. Charles North was Alice's uncle. In the 1861 census, George was a "Beerhouse Keeper" and was living with Alice at 29 Rochester Road, Westminster.

    George emigrated to New Zealand in 1870. He sailed on the 'Zealandia', listed as 1,116 tons, with 90 other passengers. The master was Captain White. They left Gravesend on 23 September 1870 and arriving in Lyttleton on 23 December 1870. He was listed as a coachman from Suffolk. His fare was £14.10s. and he arrived alone. His fare was partially paid by John Huffey who contributed £11.6.8d. He lived at the Junction Hotel in Rangoria until his death.
    George made a will on 17 February 1875 leaving everything to his "wife, called Alice". He was buried on 22 February 1875 at St John's Church, Rangoria, New Zealand.

    The 1881 census for Shefford, Bedfordshire gives the following information.

    Name Relationship Age Occupation Birthplace
    Charles North Head 85 Annuitant Whitford, Hertford
    Alice Huffey Niece 54 House Keeper Haynes, Bedford

    Shefford is 4 miles southeast of Haynes and 4 miles southwest of Biggleswade.

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  24. Susan Huffey, baptized 26 February 1837 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, died 1894 in Woolwich, London. Susan was living at 11 Holborn Buildings, Pimlico Rd, Chelsea on April 15, 1891 when she sold Keeper's Mead to John Frederick Howard, Innkeeper of Stowmarket, Suffolk for £95. Her brother Charles had lived there until his death in January 1891, after which, Susan sold the cottage. She was reputed never to have combed her hair, but tied it behind her head with a piece of string (village gossip).

    She married William Brown, 1871 in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, born 1809 in Edinburgh, Scotland, died before 15 April 1891 in Chelsea, London. See Samuel Huffey's notes about Keeper's Mead and Keeper's Mead documents. In the 1881 census, William and Susan were living at 61 Marlboro Road, Chelsea, London. William was a retired baker.

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  25. William Coulson Huffey, baptized 6 April 1828 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, died 1914 in Hattismere, Suffolk. Address in 1871 & 1881 census is Bird's Green, Rattlesden. Occupation given as a laborer.

    He married Rebecca Jarman, 17 October 1857 in Ixworth Thorpe, Suffolk, (daughter of Henry Jarman and Susan Woods) baptized 27 January 1833 in Bricet, Suffolk, buried 3 January 1907 in Rattlesden, Suffolk. William Jarman & Jane Huffey were marriage witnesses. The 1861 census gave Rebecca's birthplace as Burgate. The 1881 census gave her birthplace as Burgett (sic), and her occupation as glove maker.

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  26. Minnie Huffey, born 1874 in Rattlesden, Suffolk.


  27. May Mary Huffey, baptized 27 July 1877 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, buried 27 September 1877 in Rattlesden, Suffolk. May and Mabel were twins.


  28. Mabel Huffey, baptized 29 July 1877 in Rattlesden, Suffolk.


  29. Causan Huffey, born 1830 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, baptized 17 October 1830 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, died 21 September 1914 in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, buried in Tunbridge Wells, Kent. Carpenter and cabinetmaker, living at Southern Cross, Sussex at time of his wedding. In 1871 he was living in Spring Gardens, Lewes. In 1881 he lived at Queens Road, 1 Hartfield Cottage, Tonbridge. His age is given as 67 years, which gives him a birth date of 1814, when it was actually 1830. Causan's occupation was recorded as a Furniture Dealer when Sarah married. In 1901 he and Harriet lived at 16 Commercial Road, Tunbridge Wells, Kent. In 1905 they lived at 11 Dorking Road, Tunbridge Wells. In 1914 they lived at 72 Norman Road, Tunbridge Wells. Causan & Harriet are buried at Tunbridge Wells, grave No. C-13-22 Cons.

    He married Harriet Williams, 29 July 1858 in Chobham, Surrey, born 1831 in Chobham, Surrey, (daughter of George Williams and Sarah Heather) baptized 4 September 1831 in Windlesham, Surrey, died 10 February 1905 in Tunbridge Wells, Kent. George and Mary Anne Ballar were marriage witnesses. Windlesham is 3 miles northeast of Chobham.

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  30. David Coulson Huffey, born 23 December 1834 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, baptized 2 May 1841 in England, Suffolk, died 23 January 1903 in Brettenham, Suffolk. David was a Master Blacksmith in Brettenham from 1885 - 1890.

    David married Anna Wade, 1855 in Bradfield St George, Suffolk, born 8 June 1836 in Bradfield St George, Suffolk, (daughter of William Wade and Hannah Goldsmith) baptized 18 May 1837 in Bradfield St George, Suffolk, died 24 March 1927 in Brettenham, Suffolk.

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  31. Ellen Huffey, born 25 November 1840 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, baptized 2 May 1841 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, died 5 July 1916 in Woolpit, Suffolk. Her address when she died was The Street, Woolpit. In the 1881 census they were living at The Heath, Woolpit, Suffolk. Walter was a plumber journeyman. He gave his place of birth as Pakenham, Suffolk. Kate, Emily, Louisa, Mary Ann & Philip were living with them.

    She married Walter Last, 22 January 1864 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, born 1843 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, (son of Philip Last and Mary Ann _____) died 20 March 1919 in Woolpit, Suffolk. Walter was a plumber & glazier when he married Ellen.

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  32. Harriet Bird, born 14 September 1839 in Gedding, Suffolk, died before 1881.

    She married William Osborne, born 1837 in Bradfield St George, Suffolk. William and his family were living at Small Wood Green, Bradfield St George, Suffolk at the time of the 1881 census. He was an Agricultural Laborer.

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  33. Walter Huffee, baptized 22 May 1831 in Hunston, Suffolk, buried 21 February 1901 in Hunston, Suffolk. John Huffee was a marriage witness. Walter lived at Trotman's Yard, Hunston in 1871 census. In the 1881 census Walter and his four children were living at The Street, Hunston, Suffolk. He was a shoemaker. The 1896 Kelly s gave his profession as a shoemaker.

    Walter married (1) Susannah Perkins, 1858 in Hunston, Suffolk, born about 1831 in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, buried 23 November 1879 in Hunston, Suffolk. Her name was given as Susannah Huffee when she died.

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    Walter married (2) Elizabeth Alice Osborne, 25 December 1891 in Hunston, Suffolk, born about 1841, (daughter of Edward Osborne) died 1902 in Stow R.D., Suffolk. In the 1901 census, Elizabeth was a widow, (Walter had died the previous month) aged 62, living at The Street, Hunston. Elizabeth was called Widow Blomfield, nee Osborne when she was buried.

  34. Mary Huffee, baptized 25 September 1836 in Hunston, Suffolk. Mary was a maidservant.

    She married John Perkins, 6 November 1857 in Hunston, Suffolk, born 1834 in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, (son of Isaac Perkins). John was a butcher when he married Mary. In the 1881 census the family was living in Hoe Lane, Cockfield, Suffolk.

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  35. John Huffee, baptized 17 September 1837 in Hunston, Suffolk, buried 30 May 1927 in Hunston, Suffolk. The Hunston marriage register spelled his name as Huffey when he married Eliza Clarke. All their children were baptized as Huffee. John could not write. He made his "mark" when he registered Ernest William's birth. George Clarke and Sarah Clarke were marriage witnesses when he married Eliza Clarke. He was listed as a horseman in Hunston in 1885 when he registered Ernest's birth. In the 1881, 891 & 1901 census he was living with his family at The Street, Hunston. He was buried as John Huffee.

    John married (1) Sarah Hanton, 28 November 1862 in Hunston, Suffolk, born about 1832, (daughter of Thomas Hanton) buried 29 September 1863 in Hunston, Suffolk. Emma Huffey and Thomas Burrows were marriage witnesses. Sarah died in childbirth giving birth to her first born, Spencer John.

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    John married (2) Eliza Clarke, 30 July 1864 in Hunston, Suffolk, born about 1845 in Hunston, Suffolk, (daughter of George Clarke and Sarah _____) buried 12 July 1928 in Hunston, Suffolk. Eliza was a spinster and "under age" when she married John. George Clarke and Sarah Clarke were marriage witnesses.

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  36. Eliza Huffee, born 1839 in Hunston, Suffolk.

    Eliza married (1) James Sadler, 25 November 1859 in Hunston, Suffolk, born 1834, Bardwell, Suffolk, son of William Sadler and Sarah Manning, died before 1868.

    Eliza married (2) Charles Peck, 1868 in Pakenham, Suffolk, born 1846 in Pakenham, Suffolk, (son of William Peck). Charles was a bachelor when he married. In the 1881 census, the family was living at Grimstone End, Pakenham.

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  37. George Huffee, baptized 11 November 1833 in Great Ashfield, Suffolk, died 2 January 1902 in Woolpit, Suffolk. George was the base born as of Sophie Huffee and baptized as George Huffe. His father was named as George Cocksedge when George married Bridget Rice. The LDS IGA christening records show him as George Huffy. He could not write & made his "mark" when he registered William George's birth and when he married Bridget. Bridget could not write, she made her "mark" when married. David Clarke and Ann Green were marriage witnesses. Ann Green made her "mark".

    George married (1) Bridget Rice, 1 January 1859 in Elmswell, Suffolk, (daughter of William Rice and Harriet _____) baptized 5 September 1830 in Elmswell, Suffolk, buried 27 March 1863 in Elmswell, Suffolk.

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    George married (2) Ann Snelling, 1864 in Stow R.D., Suffolk, born 1835 in Wetherden, Suffolk, died 1889 in Stow R.D., Suffolk.

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  38. William James Huffee, born 1833 in Woolpit, Suffolk, died 1905 in Bromley, Kent. William was the base born son of Harriet Huffee. He was a gardener living at Park Street, Hanover Square when he married Harriett in 1866. His name was recorded as William Huffy. He gave his occupation as gardener and domestic servant when Christopher Frank's birth was registered, living at Birkley Lodge, Bickley, Bromley. He was living in the house of Henry Leach, Surgeon MRSI, Horringer St, Woolpit in the 1861 census. He was listed as his servant groom aged 29, (birth date of 1832) and his name was given as William Huffey. In the 1881 census the family is named Huffey and is living at the Gardener's Lodge of Birkby House, Bromley, Kent. In the 1901 census the family is named Huffy and is living in 3 The Terrace, Mottingham, Kent. William was a Domestic Gardener, aged 66 giving him a birth date of 1835. His age was given as 74 when he died in 1905, giving him a birth date of 1831.

    William married (1) Harriett Martin, 21 February 1866 in St Georges, Hanover Square, London, born about 1833 in Sotterly, Suffolk, (daughter of George Martin) died 1888 in Bromley, Kent. Harriet's address was Upper Brooks Street, Hanover Square when she married William. G. White and Caroline Martin were marriage witnesses.

    William married (2) Eliza Newton, 1894 in Lewisham, London, born about 1846, died 1934 in Bromley, Kent. In the 1901 census Eliza was aged 52 from Great Cressingham, Norfolk.

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  39. Samuel Huffey, baptized 28 February 1845 in St Andrews, Tostock, Suffolk, died 1926 in Plomesgate R.D., Suffolk. Samuel was an agricultural laborer when Coulston's birth was registered. In 1871 Samuel was living at Friday Street, Bruisyard. He was 26, Charlotte was 29, "Colson" was 4 and George was 10 months. Also registered was William F Osborne, son, aged 10, born Cransford, Suffolk, occupation was "Boy on Farm". Could this be Charlotte's son ? In the 1881 census the family was living at Low Road, Cransford, Suffolk. William Osborne, farm laborer, aged 20, born in Cransford, Suffolk was a lodger. Cransford is 22 miles east of Tostock, 5 miles WNW of Knoddishall and 1 mile SW of Bruisyard. Plomesgate Registration District covers the Cransford and Bruisyard areas. 1901 census, at Hall Farm, Sweffling, Suffolk. Sweffling is about 2 miles east of Cransford. Agnes Huffey, shown as his niece, born in Rougham in 1891, was staying with them, although Agnes was his granddaughter.

    He married Charlotte Osborne, 1866 in Plomesgate R.D., Suffolk, born about 1842 in Knoddishall, Suffolk, (daughter of John Osborn and Elizabeth Balls), died 1903 in Plomesgate R.D., Suffolk. Samuel remarried in 1904.

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  40. Susan Huffey, baptized 1 February 1852 in Tostock, Suffolk. She married Thomas Digby, 1887, in Orsett, Essex, born about 1846, Great Leighs, Essex, (son of James Digby and Charlotte Poulter). Susan shows up in the 1881 census as a General Servant in the home of Silas Edmunds, Trimming Manufacturer, 10 Provost Road, Hampstead, London. She may have known that her second cousin, Ellen, was in London at that time. There was a Mary A. Rogers, Nurse, aged 17, from Fhittyshem (sic), Sussex in the same household. Susan married Thomas Digby, 1887, in Orsett, Essex, born about 1846, Great Leighs, Essex. There marriage is recorded in St Catherine's - Orsett - 4a 403. Orsett was the original seat of local government for the area and the site of a palace of the Bishop of London in medieval times.

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  41. Charles Huffey, baptized 1 April 1855 in Tostock, Suffolk, England, died 31 March 1919 in Woolpit, Suffolk. Charles was a laborer when he married Sarah. 1881 census shows Charles and Sarah living in Halls Lane, Tostock. In 1886 he was a horseman in Tostock when Walter's birth was registered.

    Charles married (1) Sarah Snell, 14 June 1881 in Rougham, Suffolk, born 1854, (daughter of Abraham Snell) died 25 January 1883 in Tostock, Suffolk. Sarah was living in Rougham. George Marriott and Julia Huffey were marriage witnesses.

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    He married (2) Rosetta Peasey, 28 November 1884 in Tostock, Suffolk, (daughter of William Peasey and Mary Anne Nunn) baptized 5 July 1857 in Tostock, Suffolk, buried 21 September 1943 in Tostock, Suffolk. Rosetta was a dressmaker and lived with her parents in Church Road, Tostock, in the 1881 census. In the 1891 census Charles was living in Lays Road with Rosetta, Walter, Ernest and Laura. William Cook and Mary Ann Cook were witnesses when Charles married Rosetta.

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  42. Mark Huffey, born 1859 in Tostock, Suffolk, buried 22 December 1914 in Tostock, Suffolk.

    Mark married Sarah Jane Ramsbotham, 1888 in Stow R.D., Suffolk, born 5 August 1870 in Tostock, Suffolk, buried 10 February 1955 in Tostock, Suffolk, daughter of Henry Ramsbotham and Sara Jane Cornish.

    In the 1891 census, Mark & Sarah were living with her Grandparents, James & Sarah Ramsbotham and her widowed mother, SArah Jane Ramsbotham at Flatt Lane, Tostock. Violet, Angelina and John with also living with them. Mark was and Agriculteral Labourer and Sarah and her mother were Laundresses.

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  43. Alice Huffey, born 1855 in Kensington, London, buried 20 August 1928 in Geraldine, New Zealand.

    Alice married John Pizzy, 10 March 1873 in Geraldine, New Zealand, (son of Robert Pizzey and Susannah Bird) baptized 10 December 1843 in Felsham, Suffolk, died 28 July 1918 in Geraldine, New Zealand.John left Gravesend for New Zealand on the sailing ship William Miles on July 3, 1864, arriving in Lyttleton on October 22, 1864.
    He immediately made his way to Geraldine and worked on the farm for John and Hepzibah Huffey, Hepzibah being his aunt. On March 10, 1873 he married Alice Huffey, his first cousin, in St Mary's Church, Geraldine. They are buried in a double grave in Geraldine Cemetery.
    John was a prize winner in the first Geraldine Horticultural Show in 1884.

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  44. William John Huffey, born 27 September 1862 in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, died 1937 in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Northumberland. William was born at 10 Raingate Street and registered as "Willie John Huffey". In the 1881 census, William was living in West Street, Brickendon, Hertford. His occupation was footman (domestic servant). William was living at 6 Fenwick Street, Sunderland prior to his marriage to Susannah. He moved to her house at 8 South Street, Sunderland after their marriage. He was a butler when they married. William was a lodging housekeeper when Arthur was born. Susannah was living at 8 South Street, Sunderland when she married William.

    William married Susannah Old, 10 January 1895 in Sunderland, Durham, born about 1869, Durham, Sunderland, (daughter of Thomas Old & Jane Price) died 1949 in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Northumberland. Susannah was living at 8 South Street, Sunderland when she married William. William Baley, Thomas Old and Edith Prest Old were marriage witnesses. In the 1901 census, William and Susannah were living at 16 Delaval Road, Whitley, Northumberland. William's occupation was given as "Machine Minder Gun".

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  45. Kate Rebecca Huffey, born 1859 in Ixworth Thorpe, Suffolk, died 1886. The 1871 census shows Kate as a general servant to John Roper, baker and brewer at The Brewer's Arms, Rattlesden.

    Kate married William Edwin Vincent, 1878 in Thingoe, Suffolk, born 1851 in Walsham-le-Willows, Suffolk, (son of James Vincent and Mary Ann Buckle). In the 1881 census they are living in Troston Street, Troston, Suffolk. William was an agricultural labourer.

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  46. Minnie Huffey, born 1874 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, baptized 31 January 1875 in Rattlesden, Suffolk.

    She married John Plume, 9 October 1897 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, born about 1866, Great Whelnetham, Suffolk. (son of David & Sarah Plume). John was a mechanic when he married Minnie.

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  47. Ellen Huffey, born 1859 in Lewes, Sussex, died 3 February 1920 in Tunbridge Wells, Kent. Ellen shows up in the 1871 census , Scholar, aged 11, Spring Gardens, Lewes, Sussex, in the district of St John under the Castle. Ellen also shows up in the 1881 census as a parlormaid in the home of Ellen Browning, Wallands Crescent, Lewes St John Southover, Sussex. Ellen also shows up in the 1881 census as a parlormaid in the home of Luke A. Ionides, stockbroker, Holland Villas Road 16, Kensington, London, Middlesex. She may have known that her second cousin, Susan, was in London at that time. There was a Mary A. Rogers, Nurse, aged 17, from Fhittyshem (sic), Sussex, in the same household as Susan. Ellen is buried in Tunbridge Wells Cemetery, Grave No. C14 240.

    Ellen married George Rogers, 1886 in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, born 1859 in Mayfield, Sussex, (son of James Rogers and Sarah Ann Pentecost) died 24 June 1917 in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, England. In the 1881 census George was living with his parents and sisters at Penbury Road, Tunbridge, Kent. He was aged 15 and was an Agricultural Labourer. In the 1891 census, George & his family were living at 16 Norman Road, Tunbridge Wells, Kent. In the 1901 census, George & his family were living at 72 Norman Road, Tunbridge Wells, Kent. George is buried in Tunbridge Wells Cemetery, Grave No. C14 240.

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  48. Lucy Huffey, born 1861 in Lewes, Sussex.

    She married Henry George Carrick, 1884 in Hampstead, Middlesex, born about 1859 in Tunbridge Wells, Kent (son of Henry Carrick & Caroline Maria Misson). In the 1881 census, her occupation was given as dressmaker. In the 1891 census, the family were living at 110 Maygrove Road, Kilburn, London. In the 1901 census, they were living at 2 Garnet Road, Willesden, London. Henry was a Whitesmith. His brother, Arthur Carrick, Photographer, aged 28, and his mother, Caroline, aged 70, were living with them.

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  49. Sarah Jane Huffey, born 1864 in Lewes, Sussex. Sarah's address was Grosvenor Road, Tunbridge Wells when she married Frederick.

    She married Frederick Thomas Beagley, 2 April 1891 in Parish Church, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, born 25 July 1864 in Camberwell, London, (son of Samuel Beagley and Sarah Harris) died 25 January 1945. Frederick's address was 3 Cornwall Villas, Glynn Road, High Street, Honerton, Hackney, London in 1888. He joined the Metropolitan Police on March 10, 1890. His badge number was 75407 and he was assigned to the Finsbury Division. He was living at St. Augustine, Haggerston, Middlesex when he married Sarah. William Goodman and Susan Visard Ashton were marriage witnesses. In the 1891 census, they were living at 12 Livermere Road, Acton.
    Frederick transferred to the Highgate Division on August 8, 1892 as Police Constable (P.C. 628 Y). He resigned from the Police Force on June 30, 1919 having completed 29 years & 112 days service. His pension (No. 2208) was worth £92:3:8 per year. He was described as 5' 11" tall, brown hair turning grey, blue eyes, pointed whiskers & moustache, scar on left cheek. His address was 37 Young Road, Dowes Park, London, N.1 when he died in 1945.

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  50. William Huffey, born 23 June 1867 at Spring Gardens in Lewes, Sussex, died October 1929 in Bromyard, Herefordshire. William was a printer and bookbinder. His address was 30 Pine Street, Middleborough, Yorkshire, when he married Annie. Frederick Beagley and Jenny Huffey were witnesses. Sara Jane Huffey was known as "Jenny". In the 1901 census he was living at Mayfield Lodge, Dorking Road, Tunbridge Wells, Kent. His occupation was Printer's Manager. Annie's sister, Alice Sumner, single, age 31, Dairy Milk Assistant, was a visitor. William started selling newspapers from a stand outside what is now Debenhams - from this he started his newsagent shop adjacent to Hastings Railway station. William bought the premises at 1A Havelock Road, Hastings from Lord Cornwallis. William's wife, Annie, ran a boarding house. William, junior, took over running the shop in 1919. William, senior, bought a house in Yardley Park Road, Tonbridge, called Boorman's Barn standing in 12 acres of land. The house was named "Beaudesert" for a while after the town that young Arthur had settled in Australia, but it eventually reverted back to its original name. The newsagent shop remained in the family for 62 years. It has since been sold, but retains the same name.

    William, in 1929, at the age of 62, won outright the National Sweet Pea Society's Amateur Gardening Challenge Cup, having previously won in 1927 & the Hawlmark Cup in 1928. William owned Boorman's Barn from 1921 - 1929.

    He married Annie Matilda Sumner, 7 August 1888 in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, (daughter of Richard Sumner & Catherine Jeffery), born about 1861 in Pamlico, London, died 2 August 1949 in Hastings, Sussex, buried 8 August 1949 in Tonbridge, Kent. Annie was buried in Tunbridge Wells Cemetery, Grave No. 5425 Section A, Plot 31. She was related to Bishop Charles Richard Sumner of Winchester Cathedral in 1827, who was also Bishop of Landuff Cathedral in 1826. She was living at 114 Camden Toad, Tunbridge Wells when she married William.

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  51. Arthur Huffey, born 2 November 1875 in Lewes, Sussex, died 5 December 1964 in Ashford, Kent. Arthur was living at 75 Walpole Road, Boscombe at time of marriage (next door to Alice), and was a Printer Machine Minder. Eliza Lee & Maud Lee were marriage witnesses. Arthur was a man of the countryside. He would go off on his bicycle with his bag over his shoulders full of pencils, sketch pads and specimen bottles. He would collect all kinds of things in nature for his extensive microscopic slide collection. He was also an artist, and drew highly detailed sketches in pencil which would eventually become water color paintings. At one time, there was an exhibition of his paintings at the Russell Coates Art Gallery in Bournemouth. He used to send small paintings at Christmas to the family instead of Christmas Cards. He liked working with wood, presumably inherited from his father, Causan. He made a lathe, powered by a foot treadle from an old Singer sewing machine, on which he made beautiful bowls, candles sticks, egg cups, etc. In the late 1940s he designed and made a toy/gadget/machine which produced multicolored patterns. His design was years ahead of the "Spirograph", which made someone (not Arthur) a lot of money. Sometimes, during the winter, he would return from one of his trips to the country with small pieces of wood from different trees. He would put one end into the fire to get it to smolder, then he would hold the stick under the table, which had an overhanging table cloth. After a few moments he would then pull up the cloth and a wonderful aromatic smell would fill the room. Arthur had a delightful sense of humor. He once related how, Alice, who was not initially a very good cook used to make his lunch to take to work. The lunch was not very good, so he threw it over the railway bridge, on to the tracks, as he cycled to work. He served a 4 year apprenticeship as a Letter Machine Minder with Richard Pelton, of Tunbridge from March 2, 1893 to March 1, 1897. He was paid 6 shillings a week for the 1st. year, then 7 shillings, 9 shillings and finally 10 shillings a week for the last year.

    He lived at the following addresses:-
    288 Malmesbury Park Road, Bournemouth from 1903 - 1907.
    21, Fortescue Road, Bournemouth from 1911 - 1914.
    57 Fortescue Road, Bournemouth from 1918 - 1932.
    Ashurst, Poole Lane, Kinson from 1935 - 1947.
    35, Canterbury Road, Ashford, Kent with John & Grace until his death in 1964.

    He married Alice Charlotte Ward-Lee, 2 July 1902 in Registry Office, Bournemouth, Hants, born 10 December 1872 in Bournemouth, Hampshire, (daughter of James Ward-Lee and Eliza Hannah Smith) died 1 April 1957 in Ashford, Kent. Alice was married as Alice Charlotte Lee. She was living at 77 Walpole Road, Boscombe when she married Arthur. Her father was dead at time of her marriage. Maud Lee & Eliza Lee were marriage witnesses. She was born as Ward-Lee at Mannington Place, Holdenhurst, Bournemouth, Hampshire.

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  52. Alice Marinda Huffey, born 21 April 1858 in Bradfield St George, Suffolk, baptized 23 January 1864 in Bradfield St George, Suffolk.

    Alice married Edward Sandford, 22 February 1898 in Brettenham, Suffolk, born 1857 in Great Waldingfield, Suffolk, (son of John Sandford and Lucy Springett) baptized 23 August 1857 in Great Waldingfield, Suffolk. Edward was a butler from Acton, Suffolk when he married Alice. He was a Butler in 1899 from Clacton on Sea, Essex.

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  53. Frederick Causan Huffey, born 6 September 1860 in Bradfield St George, Suffolk, baptized 23 January 1864 in Bradfield St George, Suffolk, died 12 March 1928 in Lavenham, Suffolk, buried 17 March 1928 in Lavenham Cemetery, Suffolk. LDS IGA show him christened as Frederick Colson. He was a blacksmith and owned and operated The Forge at Lavenham, Suffolk. In 1891, Frederick was living in Great Clacton Essex with Alice and 2 children. Also brother in law William was living there with his wife Millie. In 1901 he was living at No 7&8 Water Street, Lavenham Suffolk with Alice and 3 children.

    He married Alice Mary Oxley, 1888 in Clacton, Essex, born about 1863 in Kirby Cross, Essex, (daughter of Thomas & Caroline Oxley), died 7 July 1922 in Lavenham, Suffolk.

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  54. Charles Wade Huffey, born 6 May 1877 in Brettenham, Suffolk, baptized 1 July 1877 in Brettenham, Suffolk, died 1951 in Bishop Stortford, Hertford. Charles was a General Blacksmith at Brettenham in the 1901 census.

    Charles married Annie Foreman, 1909 in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, born 1888 in Hengrave, Suffolk, (daughter of William Foreman and Eliza Murrells) died 1963 in Bishop Stortford, Hertford.

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  55. George Huffey, born 21 June 1879 in Brettenham, Suffolk, England, baptized 24 September 1882 in Brettenham, Suffolk, died 21 February 1957 in Chelmsford, Essex. George was a cabinet maker. Some of his work is in Ingatestone Church. In the 1901 census he was a wheelwright in Fordham, Essex. The 1912 Kelly's Directory show him as a wheelwright in Norton, Suffolk.

    He married Ellen Jane Foreman, 1906 in Fornham All Saints, Suffolk, born about 1879 in Fornham All Saints, Suffolk, (daughter of William Foreman and Eliza Murrells) died 1948 in Bishop Stortford, Hertford.

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  56. Susannah Osborne, born 1867 in Bradfield St. George, Suffolk. Stow, Suffolk, born 1863 in Hessett, Suffolk. In the 1901 census, Susanna was living with her brother at Mill Road, Bradfield St. George, Suffolk.

    Susan married James Bullett, 4Q 1884, Stow, Suffolk, born 1864.

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  57. Spencer John Huffee, baptized 8 September 1867 in Hunston, Suffolk, died 1929 in Hull, Yorkshire.

    Spencer married Edith Mary Nunn, February 1893 in Hunston, Suffolk, born 1865 in Walsham Le Willows, Suffolk, died 1937 in Hull, Yorkshire.

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  58. Ella Sarah Huffee, born 9 December 1872 in Hunston, Suffolk. In the 1901 census Ella was living with her brother Arthur & his family at 56 Rawlings Street, Chelsea, London.

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  59. Arthur George Huffee, baptized 26 October 1877 in Hunston, Suffolk. In the 1901 census Arthur was a Domestic Groom and lived with Edith & Freda at 56 Rawlings Street, Chelsea. His sister, Ella Sara was living with them. His address in 1915 was Watersend, Temple Ewell, Dover, Kent, where he was employed as a domestic chauffeur.

    Arthur married Edith Mary Wicks, 3Q 1900 in Ongar, Essex, born about 1878, died 1951 in Marylebone, London, (daughter ofWilliam and Elizabeth Wicks).

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  60. Albert Edward Charles Huffee, baptized 21 September 1879 in Hunston, Suffolk, died 1960 in Kings Lynn, Norfolk. His birth was registered as Albert Edward, he was baptised as Edward Charles and as Albert Charles when he married Lily Messer. He worked for the railway as a plate layer at Crawley, Sussex when he married Lily.

    He married (1) Ellen May Baker, 1905 in Swoffham, Norfolk, born about 1878 in Brandon, Suffolk, died 1918 in Wandsworth, London. Daughter of William and Elizabeth Wicks.

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    Albert married (2) Lily Mary Messer, 1919 in Parish Church, Crawley, Sussex, born about 1880, (daughter of Charles Messer) died 1953 in Chichester, Sussex. Witnesses were Arthur G. Huffee, Susan E. Messer and Thomas Henry Messer. Lily's father was dead when she married Albert.

  61. Harry Bertram Huffee, born 1883, baptized 20 May 1883 in Hunston, Suffolk, died 5 March 1938 in Norwich, Norfolk. Harry was a milkman from Ringsfield (0.5 mile SE of Barsham & 2 miles SW of Beccles) when he married Alice.

    He married Alice Eliza Brooks, 29 November 1909 in Holy Trinity, Barsham, Suffolk, born about 1887, (daughter of Nathan Brooks and Eleanor). Bertha Beatrice Huffee and Clement Nathan George Brooks were marriage witnesses. Alice married again - William J Fisher, Norwich Outer - 2Q 1953.

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  62. Ernest William Huffee, born 5 November 1885 in Hunston, Suffolk, baptized 26 September 1886 in Hunston, Suffolk, died 1971 in Bury R.D., Suffolk. Ernest was a driver in J. Battery, Royal Horse Artillery and lived in the Wellington Lines, Aldershot when he was married. E. Whitlock and R. Whitlock were marriage witnesses. Ernest's name is in the Roll of Honour in Hunston Church, Suffolk.

    He married Winifred Annie Street, 14 November 1913 in Register Office, Farnham, Surrey, born 15 February 1893, died February 1984 in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. (daughter of John Street). Winifred was living at 8 Perowne Street, Aldershot when she was married. She was a spinster.

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  63. Bertha Beatrice Huffee, born 1888, baptized 7 October 1888 in Hunston, Suffolk.

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  64. William James Huffee, baptized 1868 in Bromley, Kent, died 1933 in Hammersmith, London. William's occupation was a given as "Carman - contractor" when Christopher Thomas was born and his name was given as William James Huffee of 82 Yeldham St. Fulham. William drove pairs of horses for Shell and also for Greenhams of Fulham. His last address was 5 Wilson Road, Hammersmith. He served in the South African War and was made a King's Sergeant on the battlefield for bringing in his wounded officer. Was wounded 3 times and had a case full of medals (plus a horse's hoof mounted in silver). His grandson Michael John now has these.

    He married Bessie Harrison, 1910 in Fulham, London, born about 1873, died 1938 in Fulham, London. Bessie's name was given as "late Harrison, formerly Ives" when Christopher Thomas's birth was registered. She had 2 sons and 3 daughters when she married William.

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  65. Rosa Jane Huffee, born 14 March 1869, Norton, Suffolk, England, baptized 25 August 1872, Norton, Suffolk, England. She married Arthur Charles Nice, 20 January 1890, in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, born 1865, Rattlesden, Suffolk, died 1954, Sudbury, Suffolk.

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  66. William George Huffee, born 31 March 1878 in Norton, Suffolk, died 1954 in Swindon, Wiltshire. Born (registered) as Huffee, he married Mabel as Huffy, Isabella as Huffey and was buried as Huffey.

    William married (1) Mabel Ellen Dykes, 1904 in Stow R.D., Suffolk, born 1880, Beyton, Suffolk, (daughter of Alfred William Dykes & Ellen Mary Sergeant), died 1920 in Hatfield, Hertford.

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    William married (2) Isabella E Thornton, 1925 in Buckingham, Buckinghamshire, born about 1881, died 1967 in Swindon, Wiltshire.

  67. George Martin Huffee, born 1872 in Bromley, Kent, died 1934 as Huffey in Woolwich, London.

    He married Mary Isabella Robertson , 1897 in Lewisham, London, born 1870 in Scotland, died 1935 in Hastings, Sussex. George was married to Mary as Huffey. In the 1901 census George was living at 19 Victoria Cottages in Eltham, Kent. He was a plumber and gave his birthplace as Bickley, Kent. His name was spelled Huffey in the census.

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    Ninth Generation

  68. Coulston (Charles) Huffey, born 25 December 1866 in Bruisyard, Suffolk, died 1918 in Bury R.D., Suffolk. Coulston gave his occupation as "Baker Journeyman" when Samuel Arthur was born in 1900. Bruisyard is 4 miles northwest of Saxmundham. In the 1881 census Coulston was living at Low Road, Cransford, Suffolk, with his parents and was a "Baker's Boy". He was living in Thurston Road, Rougham in the 1891 census. In 1901 he was living at Rougham Street, Rougham.

    He married Ellen (Nell) Clarke, 17 May 1890 in Rougham, Suffolk, born about 1865, (daughter of Amos Clarke) died 23 March 1963 in Rougham, Suffolk. Ellen apparently could not write. She made her "mark" when she registered the birth of Samuel Arthur. In the 1891 census there was a 3 year old boy, Bertram Clarke, described as "Legitimate". Sarah Cobbold was the marriage witness.

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  69. George Huffey, born 1870 in Bruisyard, Suffolk. He married Susan Lucock, in 1895 at Woodbridge, suffolk, born 1860 in Leiston, Suffolk. George died 1931 in Stow R.D., Suffolk. In the 1891 census, George was a Beastman Farm Labourer, single, working for William Bickley at Benningholme. In the 1901 census George was living at Poplar Villas, 112 Cauldwellholt Road, St. Margaret's Parish, Ipswich. He gave his age as 32, and his place of birth was Bruisyard, Suffolk. He was a Bricklayer's Labourer. Leiston is 4 miles east of Saxmundham.

  70. Frederick Huffey, born 1879 in Cransford, Suffolk, died 22 April 1964 in Ipswich, Suffolk. In 1901 Frederick was a boarder at the home of William J Warner, at Clyde cottages, Nelson Road, Ipswich, Suffolk. William was an Engine Driver at the Iron Foundry. Frederick was a general worker. Frederick lived at 5 Holland Road, Ipswich, Suffolk prior to his death at the Ipswich & East Suffolk Hospital in the Heath Road Wing. The Ipswich probate dated July 21, 1964 left £537 to his son, Frederick Arthur Huffey (aged 56), a British Railway Clerk.

    He married Alice M Warner, 1903 in Ipswich, Suffolk, born about 1880, Felixstowe, Suffolk, died 1963 in Ipswich, Suffolk.

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  71. Walter Cecil Huffey, born 15 January 1886 in Tostock, Suffolk, died 4 November 1953 in Braintree, Essex. Walter lived at 9 Homefield Cottages, Marks Tey, Essex in 1943. He worked as a railway shunter.

    He married Mary G Staines, 1919 in Braintree, Essex, born about 1890.

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  72. John Huffey, baptized 3 August 1890 in Tostock, Suffolk, died 1950 in Gipping, Suffolk. John was a domestic servant when he married Frances. They met while they were working for Lady Malcolm at The Place in Tostock, Suffolk. He was killed in a road accident.

    He married Frances Louisa Hayhoe, 11 October 1919 in Tostock, Suffolk, born 13 June 1892, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, (daughter of Henry Morley Hayhoe & Harriett Louisa Hurst) died 13 November 1986 in Woolpit, Suffolk, buried 17 November 1986 in Woolpit, Suffolk.

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  73. Cyril Huffey, born 1892 in Tostock, Suffolk, baptized 3 April 1892 in Tostock, Suffolk, England, died 1968 in Surrey. Cyril was in the Army Cyclist Corps, Northumberland Fusiliers in World War 1.

    He married Annie W Combs, 1916 in Marylebone, London, born about 1891, died 1968 in Surrey.

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  74. Victor Mark Huffey, born 11 April 1897, Tostock, Suffolk, baptized 20 June 1897 in Tostock, Suffolk, died 7 July 1985 in Tostock, Suffolk, buried 12 July 1985 in Tostock, Suffolk.

    He married Lucy Hazelwood, 20 June 1931 in Tostock, Suffolk, born about 1899, (daughter of Henry Herbert Hazelwood & Rosetta Piper), died 2 October 1967 in Tostock, Suffolk, buried 5 October 1967 in Tostock, Suffolk.

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  75. Reginald Huffey, born 4 March 1905 in Tostock, Suffolk, baptized 23 April 1905 in Tostock, Suffolk, died October 1989 in Gipping, Suffolk. Reginald was a domestic Servant when he married Ivy.

    He married Ivy Caroline Frances Broad, 3 February 1928 in Tostock, Suffolk, born 7 October 1907 in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, (daughter of Gilbert Broad), died April 1988 in Gipping, Suffolk. Ivy lived in Tavern Row, Woolpit, Suffolk when she married Reginald in 1928. Herbert was a marriage witness.

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  76. Robert Pizzey, born 1886 in Geraldine, New Zealand, died 13 August 1966 in Timaru, New Zealand. Robert and Fanny were cremated at Linwood Crematorium, Christchurch.

    He married Fanny Amelia Payne, born 1885, died 27 November 1944 in Timaru, New Zealand.

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  77. Arthur Huffey, born 26 October 1897 in Whitley, Northumberland, died 27 September 1974 in Crowborough, Sussex. Arthur was born at 16 Delaval Road, Whitley. In 1935 - 1939 he was listed in the telephone directory as living at 23 Hayherton Avenue, Cullercoats, Whitley Bay. (Whitley Bay 1027). Whitley Bay is about 10 miles east of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. In 1939 & 1940 he was listed in the telephone directory as living at 13 Mayfair Drive, Sale, Cheshire (Sale 4846). Sale is about 5 miles south of Manchester.
    He married Eva Croysdale, 15 September 1925 in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Northumberland, born 14 October 1897, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, (daughter of Arthur Samuel Croysdale and Jane Culley), died September 1988, Tunbridege Wells, Kent.
    Eva and her daughter, Audrey, sailed to Canada in 1954, leaving from Liverpool, presumably to visit Arthur. They both returned on 30 September 1954, on the The Cunard Steamship Company boat "Ascania", sailing from Montreal, Quebec. Eva's address was given as 30 Washway Road, Sale, Cheshire and she was listed as a "Housewife", aged 56. Audrey was a Medical Student, aged 19, of the same address.

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  78. Henry Causan (Harry) Rogers, born 7 January 1888 in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, died 16 December 1956 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Harry came to Australia in 1912. He was a carpenter and he married the widow Bridget Ann (Annie) McDonough. They had four children. Annie died of hepatitis and Harry probably never got over her death. He died the following year. Harry was a carpenter.

    He married Bridget Ann (Annie) McDonough, born 3 January 1883 in Bull Ring, Drogheda, Ireland, (daughter of Michael McDonough and Rose Costello) died 15 October 1955 in Sydney, New South Wales, buried 17 October 1955 in Woronora Cemetery, Sydney, New South Wales.

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  79. William Sumner Huffey, born 27 November 1890 at 3 Royal Fort Road, in Bristol, Gloucester, died 5 January 1943 at 82 Park View, in Hastings, Sussex.

    He married Amy Catherine Todman, 20 January 1915 in Cheltenham, Essex, born 2 May 1890 in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, (daughter of George Todman & Rose Green) died 2 March 1948 in Hastings, Sussex. He was living at 5 Warwick Place, Cheltenham & Amy was living at Scoriton, Pitville Terrace, Cheltenham. William Herbert Potts & Mary Ellen Potts were witnesses. He was listed in the 1935 & 1937 P.O. telephone directories as Huffey, W.S. Nwsagt, Tbcnst, 1A Havelock Rd, Hastings (Hastings 2835).

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  80. Arthur Causan Huffey, born 12 August 1892 in Prestwich, Lancashire, died 3 June 1953 in Beaudesert, Queensland, Australia. Gleneagle Catholic cemetery, Beaudesert Shire. Served in the Australian Navy as an Able Seaman, (N0. 2744) from March 6, 1913 to February 24, 1924, when he received an honourable discharge. He served on the Brisbane, Pioneer & Australia. Navy awards were the 1914/15 Star, the War Medal & the Victory Medal. He became an Australian citizen. He was 5'6" tall, dark hair, brown eyes, bronze complexion.

    He married Lily Isabel Tepper, 1 June 1921 in St Andrews, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, born 23 May 1899 in Beaudesert, Queensland, Australia, died 8 January 1964 in Beaudesert, Queensland, Australia.

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  81. Leonard Causan James Huffey, born 14 September 1903 in Bournemouth, Hampshire, died 20 December 1976 in Bournemouth, Hampshire. Leonard was a printer. He served an apprenticeship for 5 years to W. Mate & Sons at 58, Commercial Road, Bournemouth, Hampshire, from January 1, 1919 to December 31, 1923. He was paid 10 shillings a week for this 1st. year, then 15 shillings, 18 shillings, 22 shillings and ended up with 26 shillings a week for his 5th. year. With the depression in the 1920s, he could not find work in the Bournemouth area and moved to London for a while. He then moved to Rugby, Warwickshire, where he found a permanent position with Frost & Sons. In Rugby, he met and married Gertrude Claffey. During World War II he served with the National Fire Service in Rugby. The family moved to Bournemouth in 1945 because of the poor health of their son, David.
    Leonard continued his profession as a printer and worked at Sydenham's in Stafford Road, Bournemouth.
    Leonard became a convert to Roman Catholicism when he married Gertrude and was M.C. of the altar staff for many years at the Sacred Heart Church in Bournemouth. He contracted sugar diabetes in 1950 which contributed to arteriosclerosis which badly affected his legs. The bad circulation resulted in gangrene in his feet. He went into hospital and had his right leg amputated but never recovered after the operation. He was buried in Bournemouth, at Wimborne Road Cemetery, Grave No. G5 113 S.

    He married (1) Gertrude Agnes Claffey, 21 April 1930 in Rugby, Warwickshire, born 29 October 1903 in Birmingham, Warwickshire, baptised 3 December 1903 at St Chads, Birmingham by Father Francis de Capitain. Her Godmother was her aunt Frances. Her parents were recorded as John and Anne Claffey. She was the daughter of John Thomas Claffey and Hannah Elizabeth Dean. Gertrude died 19 January 1962 in Bournemouth, Hampshire. She lived at 126 Dunchurch Road in Rugby until the family moved to Bournemouth in 1945. She they lived at 13 The Grove, Moordown, Bournemouth until her death. Gertrude is buried at Charminster Cemetery, Bournemouth, Grave No. M532.

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    Leonard married (2) Dorothy Treeza Cardwell, 30 March 1963 in Bournemouth, Hampshire, born 23 March 1906 in Cornwall, died 13 December 1981 in Bournemouth, Dorset.

  82. John Arthur Huffey, born 1 November 1906 in Bournemouth, Hampshire, died 1987. Owned a hardware store in Kent. Originally a member of the Plymouth Brethren sect, John and Grace became members of the Exclusive Brethren sect.

    He married Grace Emily Deayton, 1938 in Poole, Dorset, born 27 August 1912, (daughter of Joseph Deayton) died September 1997, Hillingdon, Greater London.

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  83. Frederick Charles Huffey, born 3 March 1889 in Clacton, Essex, died 4 July 1979 in Lavenham, Suffolk. Frederick was a blacksmith at Lavenham, Suffolk. In 1901, Frederick was living at No 7&8 Water Street, Lavenham Suffolk with parents and 2 siblings. This was a few houses down from Fredericks future wife May and family.

    He married May Elizabeth Rudd, 17 April 1922 in Lavenham, Suffolk, born about 1890, (daughter of James Rudd and Alice Elizabeth Mills).

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  84. Louise Amelia Huffey, born 22 March 1891 in Clacton, Essex, died 31 March 1979 in Lavenham, Suffolk.

    She married Henry George Robinson, 3 June 1922 in Lavenham, Suffolk, born 1892 in Elmswell, Suffolk, (son of Harry George Robinson and Laura Elizabeth Howlett) baptized 5 May 1892 in Elmswell, Suffolk.

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  85. Bertram George Huffey, born 28 May 1907 in Fornham All Saints, Suffolk, died 1976 in Suffolk, England. Bertram married his 1st cousin. He was a blacksmith and farrier at Newmarket and specialized in lightweight racing horseshoes.

    He married Annie Millicent Foreman, 19 April 1930 in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, born 15 April 1908 in Suffolk, (daughter of Arthur Foreman and Ellen Maud Rayner), died March 2005 in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk.

    Children:

  86. Rita M Huffey, born 8 November 1912 in Norton, Suffolk.

    She married Ronald Key, 1939 in Chelmsford, Essex, born about 1910.

    Children:

  87. Maud Mary Bullett, born 1884.

    She married Robert Edwin Miller, born 1888 in England.

    Children:

  88. Maurice E Huffee, born 16 January 1898 in Sculcoates, Yorkshire, died 1973 in Hull, Yorkshire.

    He married Keturah Verity, 1931 in Sculcoates, Yorkshire, born about 1910.

    Children:

  89. Reginald Warneford Huffee, born 27 October 1915 in Temple Ewell, Dover, Kent, died May 2001 in Lambeth, London. Reginald was probably named after "Reginald Alexander John Warneford", a famous pilot in the Royal Naval Air Service. He was known for downing a Zeppelin on the night of June 6, 1915. The next day King George V recognized Warneford's victory by awarding him the Victoria Cross, and the French government followed that decoration with their Cross of the Legion of Honour. See "http://www.acepilots.com/wwi/zeppelin.html".

    Reginald married (1) Margaret J Raher, 1940 in Plympton, Devon, born about 1915. Margaret married again, Arie Sjoukes, Marylebone in 1947.

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    Reginald married (2) Violet Clarke, 1964 in Marylebone, London, born about 1915. Violet died May 2001 in Lambeth, London.

  90. Frederick Clement J Huffee, born 31 July 1917 in Mutford, Suffolk, died August 2005, Norwich, Norfolk.

    He married Margaret Goffin, 1940 in Norwich, Norfolk.

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  91. Victor E L Huffee, born 1915 in Guildford, Surrey, died 3 January 1985 in Bardwell Ash, Suffolk.

    He married Frances M Largent, 1938 in Bury R.D., Suffolk, born 14 February 1915, died December 1989 in Bury R.D., Suffolk.

    Children:

  92. Lionel Francis Huffee, born 1922 in Stow R.D., Suffolk.

    He married Muriel Russell, 1945 in Thorne, Yorkshire. Muriel married Albert E Hargraves, Don Valley in 1959.

    Children:

  93. Francis John Huffee, baptized 17 February 1933 in Langham, Suffolk. Francis lived at North View Maltings Road, Honington in 2003.

    He married Daphne Renson, 1954 in Bury R.D., Suffolk.

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  94. Christopher Thomas Huffee, born 3 April 1912 in Fulham, London, died 18 October 1966 in Croydon, Surrey. Born at 82 Yeldham Road, Fulham. Registered as Christopher Thomas Huffey.

    He married Winifred Lilian Williamson, 1934 in Brentford, Middlesex, born 23 December 1910, died October 1998 in Portsmouth, Hampshire. Winifred married Donald O Tolmie 1975 in Hounslow, London.

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    Tenth Generation

  95. Evelyn Maud Huffey, born 13 May 1898 in Rougham, Suffolk. she married Charles Plummer, 1919 in Ipswich, Suffolk, born about 1895.

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  96. Samuel Arthur Huffey, born 25 March 1900 in Rougham, Suffolk, died 16 June 1982 in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. Address at time of his death was 24 Fornham Road, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk.

    He married Doris Betsy Melton, 1932 in Bury R.D., Suffolk, born 1903, Thingoe, Suffolk, died 1975.

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  97. Reginald William Huffey, born 9 March 1910 in Rougham, Suffolk, died June 2001 in Bury St Edmunds. Reginald was a gardener.

    Reginald married Ellen Rose Brown, 1938 in Bury R.D., Suffolk, born 31 December 1913 in Burgate Suffolk, (daughter of Ernest Brown & Kate Alice Banham), died June 2001, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk.

    Children:

  98. Frederick Arthur Huffey, born 1909 in Ipswich, Suffolk.

    He married Henrietta Kathleen Fletcher, 1931 in Ipswich, Suffolk, born 29 April 1911, died October 1989, Colchester, Essex.

    Children:

  99. Charles Cecil Huffey, born 3 May 1920 in Lexden, Essex.

    He married June E Waddington, 1945 in Braintree, Essex, born about 1920.

    Children:

  100. Walter Edward Huffey, born 14 December 1921 in Lexden, Essex.

    He married Gertrude Garrod, 1948 in Colchester, Essex, born about 1920.

    Children:

  101. Horace Frank Huffey, born 5 May 1923 in Lexden, Essex. Horace lived at 23 Attleck Road, Colchester in 1986.

    He married Barbara West, 1954 in Braintree, Essex, born about 1930.

    Children:

  102. George Victor Huffey, born 9 December 1929 in Lexden, Essex. George lived at 22 Speedwell Road, Colchester in 1977. In 1981 he moved to 31 Fiddler's Folly, Fordham Heath, Colchester. In 2003 he lived at 18 New Road, Aldham, Suffolk.

    He married Pamela Webber, 1951 in Colchester, Essex, born about 1930.

    Children:

  103. Kathleen Stella Huffey, baptized 31 July 1932 in Tostock, Suffolk.

    She married Gilbert Davey, 2 April 1956 in Tostock, Suffolk.

    Children:

  104. John Reginald Mark Huffey, born 9 June 1932 in Tostock, Suffolk, baptized 31 July 1932 in Tostock, Suffolk.

    He married Margaret Francis, 1954 in Gipping, Suffolk, born about 1933.

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  105. William Jeremy Huffey, born 21 February 1952 in Tostock, Suffolk. Serving in the Royal Signals in 1985.

    He married (1) Anita Robinson, 1975 in Abingdon,Oxfordshire born about 1953.

    Children:

    He married (2) Marie E Elliott, July 1998 in Bullingdon, Oxfordshire.

  106. Amelia Mabel Pizzey, born 1912 in Geraldine, New Zealand, died 5 August 1998 in Timaru, New Zealand.

    She married Leslie William Louis Cattermole, 28 March 1933 in Methodist Church, Geraldine, born about 1910, died 27 July 1970 in Temuka, New Zealand. Leslie and Amelia share a double grave in Temuka Cemetery.

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  107. Joseph Harry (Joe) Rogers, born 9 February 1917 in Guildford, New South Wales. Joe was a carpenter.

    He married (1) Merle Lillian Osgood, 1943 in Rockdale, New South Wales, born about 1919, died about 1960 in Sydney, New South Wales. Merle died of cancer.

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    He married (2) Veronica (Von) Slattery, 1978 in Sydney, New South Wales, born about 1919. Von had a previous marriage.

  108. George Michael Rogers, born 26 October 1918 in Sydney, New South Wales. George was a telecom technician.

    He married Veronica May Cummings, November 1947 in Sydney, New South Wales, born 19 June 1923 in Bexley, New South Wales.

    Children:

  109. Marie Therese Rogers, born 8 February 1921 in Sydney, New South Wales.

    She married John Lange, 29 April 1950 in Sydney, New South Wales, born about 1921 in Holland, died about 1986 in Sanctuary Cove, New South Wales.

    Children:

  110. Rose Ellen Rogers, born 11 October 1923 in Sydney, New South Wales.

    She married William Halliday, 10 April 1948 in Sydney, New South Wales, born about 1923.

    Children:

  111. Ray Isabel Huffey, born 15 December 1921 in Beaudesert, Queensland, Australia, died 11 November 1948 in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Ray died in childbirth and the baby Lorraine was adopted by Lilly & Arthur. Married in the Presbyterian Church, Fortitude Valley, Brisbane, Australia.

    She married Leonard Arthur Bailey, 1 March 1943 in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, born 6 July 1916 in Red Hill, Brisbane, Australia, (son of John Ernest Bailey and Emily Elizabeth Blake) died 25 June 1971 in Bundaberg, Australia. Leonard Arthur was know as "Len". He was a baker and at one time worked at Goodna Asylum. He also joined AIF and served in the Middle East and when he came back to Australia he was a platoon leader in an Anti-Aircraft unit. When he came home on leave in 1943 he married Ray Huffey at Valley Presbyterian Church and their wedding photo shows them leaving the church between a guard of honour of 10 of his fellow sergeants. After the war they lived with John and Emily, but sadly Len lost Ray when their baby girl Lorraine was born in 1948. For a time Jack and Gladys looked after Lorraine, but eventually she was adopted by her maternal grandparents Arthur and Lilly (nee Tepper). After Ray died, Len went to New Guinea, but eventually he came back to Australia and settled at Bundaberg, where in 1952 at Holy Rosary Catholic Church he married Levene Kettle. Their son David was born in 1953 and in 1958 they had a daughter Patricia and in 1960 another son Gerrard, who lived only for a day. Len kept on working as a master baker until about 1960 when he became very ill with pneumonia and it was found that he had diabetes - the third person in his family to have had the disease. After he had recovered some months later he worked as a greenkeeper at the local (Bargara) Golf Club and became a keen golfer being A grade Amateur Champion until he died. In 1963 he went to work for Western Transport Company as manager of their Bundaberg office and at one time met up with Ted Bailey there when Ted was doing his sweet run. He stayed with that firm until his death in June 1971.

    Children:

  112. Frederick Robinson, born 21 September 1929 in Lavenham, Suffolk. Frederick owns the Lavenham Post Office (1985).

    He married Patricia Simpson, about 1952, born about 1930.

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  113. Cyril Edwin Miller, born 1912 in England.

    He married Dorothy Lilian Hardy, born 1911 in England.

    Children:

  114. Jean M Huffee, born 1934 in Sculcoates, Yorkshire.

    She married George Shackleton, 1957 in Hull, Yorkshire.

    Children:

  115. John Maurice Huffee, 15 March 1942, Hull, Yorkshire, died August 2001, Beverley, Yorkshire.

    He married Margaret Lewis, 1967 in Hull, Yorkshire.

    116. Children:

  116. Victor Huffee, born 1939 in Bury R.D., Suffolk. Twin brother to Francis. Victor lived at 13 Edgar Avenue, Stowmarket in 2003.

    He married Diana Hall, 1960 in Gipping, Suffolk.

    Children:

  117. John T Huffee, born 1945 in Thorne, Yorkshire.

    He married Judith Dodson, 1966 in Selby, Yorkshire.

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    Eleventh Generation

  118. Marlene Helen Huffey, born 1932 in Tendring, Essex.

    She married Ernest Thomas Fowler, 1951 in Harwich, Essex, born about 1930, died 4 February 1995, Benidorm, Spain.

    Children:

  119. Roy Frederick Huffey, born 26 March 1944 in Harwich, Essex. In 2003 Roy lived at Fairhaven Cansey Lane, Bradfield, Suffolk.

    He married Kathleen Vickerstaff, 5 August 1972 in Colchester, Essex, born about 1945.

    Children:

  120. Frances Mary Huffey, born 18 April 1957 in Colchester, Essex.

    She married Paul Christopher Hulse, 6 August 1977, born 20 July 1952 in Colchester, Essex.

    Children:

  121. Michael Joseph Rogers, born 11 June 1949 in Strathfield, New South Wales. Michael was a clerk with the railways in Arnotta.

    He married Rhonda Staples, 1975 in Granville, New South Wales, born 29 August 1955 in Sydney, New South Wales. Rhonda was a clerk with Shell Oil.

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  122. Bernard George Rogers, born 4 July 1950 to Penrith, New South Wales. Bernard is a real estate developer.

    He married Kathryn Marea Wilcox, 21 August 1971 in St Bernadettes Catholic Church, Lalor Park, New South Wales, born 8 June 1950 in Paddington, New South Wales. Kathryn is a Librarian and Teacher.

    Children:

  123. Gregory John Rogers, born 26 September 1951 in Sydney, New South Wales.

    He married Marietta Johanna Bernadine (Mary) Godschalk, March 1977 in Toongabbie, New South Wales, born 24 March 1952 in Holland. Marietta was a shop assistant.

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  124. Christine Anne Rogers, born 12 July 1960 in Strathfield, New South Wales. Christine was a secretary.

    She married (1) Mark Wilson, 1983 in Sydney, New South Wales, born about 1960. Mark was a labourer and a courier.

    Children:

    Christine married (2) Christopher Ferguson, 30 October 1993 in Sydney, New South Wales, born 2 September 1959. Christopher was a carpenter.

  125. Anne Lange, born about 1950 in Sydney, New South Wales.

    She married Dennis Nelson, born about 1950.

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  126. Lorraine Isabel Bailey, born 11 November 1948 in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. After her mother died. Lorraine was adopted on November 15, 1949, by her uncle and her name changed to HUFFEY Married at St Peters Presbyterian Church, Mt Gravatt, Brisbane.

    She married Lynn Arras Payne, 30 June 1972 in Mount Gravatt, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, born 6 March 1947 in Beaudesert, Queensland, Australia.

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  127. Philip Robinson, born 19 February 1954 in Lavenham, Suffolk.

    He married Angela _____, born about 1955.

    Children:

  128. Trevor Henry Miller, born 1940 in England.

    He married Maureen Ann Fitzer, born 1942 in England.

    Children: