Descendants of David James

3 Newport Records Office Transcripts of IOW parish records, St Helen's Parish — Baptisms 1732. …
May 24 — James, David, s. of Wm. James.

4 Probate Records (Records of Wills and Grants of Probate made before the centralisation of such records in 1858.), 1822 - Winchester (see below).

5 Newport Records Office Transcripts of IOW parish records, Binstead Parish — Burials 1822. …
January 16 — James, David, of Haven Street, aged 89, bur.

7 Probate Records (Records of Wills and Grants of Probate made before the centralisation of such records in 1858.), 1822 - Winchester. …
Annotated on bottom of Will:-
The seventeenth day of January 1822
William James and John James the within named Executors were duly sworn well and faithfully to administer the Goods Chattels and Credits of the within named David James the Testator deceased* and they also made oath that all the Goods Chattels and Credits of the said Testator at the time of his death did not amount in value to Three thousand pounds and further that the Contents of the affidavit hereunto annexed and to which they have subscribed their names are true before me.
*Died Thursday 10th January 1822.

8 Grave Stone, Binstead Churchyard. …
In Memory of Elizabeth James who departed this Life the 23rd April 1813 Aged 75
[There is an epitaph starting " Know now thy judge...." but the rest of it is indiscernible]. … Elizabeth and her husband share a double tombstone.

9 Newport Records Office Transcripts of IOW parish records, Binstead Parish — Burials 1813. …
April 27 — James, Elizabeth of Haven Street, aged 75, buried.

11 Newport Records Office Transcripts of IOW parish records, Baptisms 1539-1858.

13 Probate Records (Records of Wills and Grants of Probate made before the centralisation of such records in 1858.), Winchester - 29th March 1841.

15 Robert Barrett, James family data (Robert Barrett (1954- ) is a journalist who specialises in genealogy. He is descended from a line of the James family.)

16 Newport Records Office Transcripts of IOW parish records, Newchurch Parish — Baptisms 1776. ...
James, John, son of David & Elizabeth James.

17 Grave Stone, Binstead Churchyard. …
Sacred to the Memory of John James who died August 12th 1822 Aged 46 years [unreadable epitaph].

18 Newport Records Office Transcripts of IOW parish records, Binstead Parish — Burials 1822. August 15
James, John, of Haven Street, aged 47, bur.

20 William John James, W. J. James Record (W. J. James left a record of the births, deaths and marriages of his siblings and his children by his two wives. This eventually came into the possession of his grandson Frank Hudson of Binstead who gave copies of it to Robert Barrett (a James descendant) who much later supplied J. R. U. Green with copies also.), John James.

21 General Register Office for England and Wales — Index of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Qrt Mar 1855 — Deaths. …
Harwood, Mary — I. Wight 2b 409. … Though there are two entries for the death of a Mary Harwood in the Isle of Wight during the 1850s, it seems likely that this entry refers to Robert's Mary as he remarried in 1856.

22 National Census, 1841 — Civil Parish: Binstead; County: Hampshire; ED: 10; Page: 1; Line: 2.

23 Newport Records Office Transcripts of IOW parish records, Newchurch Parish — Baptisms 1806. October 3
James, David, son of John & Mary James.

24 Ibid, Calbourne Parish Burials 1836. ...
October 29 — James, Davy, of Calbourne, aged 30 years.

25 Ibid, Calbourne Parish Burials 1836. ...
1st April — James, Anne, of Shalfleet, aged 22 years.

26 William John James, W. J. James Record (W. J. James left a record of the births, deaths and marriages of his siblings and his children by his two wives. This eventually came into the possession of his grandson Frank Hudson of Binstead who gave copies of it to Robert Barrett (a James descendant) who much later supplied J. R. U. Green with copies also.), Family of John and Rebecca James.

27 Newport Records Office Transcripts of IOW parish records, Newchurch Parish — Baptisms 1809. April 2
James, John, son of John & Mary James.

28 Isle of Wight Observer (Published - Ryde, IOW), Deaths - Saturday, May 20th 1899.
JAMES. — On May 17th, 1899 at Haven Street, John James, aged 90 years.

30 Grave Stone, St Peter's churchyard. —
John James — Died 17th May 1899 — Aged 90 — Also Rebecca his wife — Died 13th May 1899 — Aged 88.

31 Newport Records Office Transcripts of IOW parish records, St Helens, IOW — Marriages 1830. ...
February 11
John James of Newchurch married Rebecca Hunt with consent of friends [sic].

32 Isle of Wight Observer (Published - Ryde, IOW), Report of death - Saturday, May 20th 1899, Page 5, Col A.

33 Newport Records Office Transcripts of IOW parish records, Newchurch Parish — Baptisms 1813. August 1
James, James, s. of John & Mary James, labourer, Ryde.

34 General Register Office for England and Wales — Index of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Qrt Mar 1870 — Deaths. …
James, James — 55 — I. Wight 2b 432.

35 National Census, 1841-1861. …
1841 - Civil Parish: St Mary Newington; County: Surrey; ED: 3; Page: 42; Line: 22 (Journeyman Tailor)
1851 - Civil Parish: Lambeth; County: Surrey; ED: 21; Page: 22; (Tailor)
1861 - Civil Parish: Chelsea; County: Middlesex; ED: 3; Page: 1; (Tailor).

36 General Register Office for England and Wales — Index of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Qrt Mar 1841 — Marriages. …
Huckstep, Lydia — Newington 4 284
James, James — Newington 4 284.

37 The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, International Genealogical Index (R) (Copyright (c) 1980, 2002, data as of February 10, 2006), Member's submission. …
Name: Lydia Huckstep; Christening: 10 March 1816 at St Nicholas-at-Wade,Kent,England; Father: Thomas Huckstep; Mother: Elizabeth.

38 General Register Office for England and Wales — Index of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Qrt Sep 1869 — Deaths. …
James, Lydia — 52 — I. Wight 2b 333.

39 Newport Records Office Transcripts of IOW parish records, Newchurch Parish — Baptisms 1816. February 25
James, William, s. of John & Mary James, seaman, Ryde.

40 Ibid, Newchurch Parish — Burials 1844. March 9
James, William of Ryde aged 28.

41 National Census, 1841 — Civil Parish: Newchurch; County: Hampshire; ED: 9; Page: 12; Line: 15 (Shoe maker).

42 General Register Office for England and Wales — Index of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Qrt Sep 1840 — Marriages. …
Jackman, Caroline — Isle of Wight 8 294
James, William — Isle of Wight 8 294.

44 Ibid, Newchurch Parish — Baptisms 1819. June 13
James, Jane, d. of John & Mary James, seaman, Ryde.

45 National Census, 1841 — Civil Parish: Carisbrooke; County: Hampshire; ED: 10; Page: 13; Line: 17 (Female servant).

46 General Register Office for England and Wales — Index of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Qrt Dec 1843 — Marriages. …
James, Jane — Isle of Wigh 8 380
Jones, James Albert — Isle of Wigh 8 380.

47 National Census, 1841-1871. …
1841 - Civil Parish: Newchurch; County: Hampshire; ED: 5; Page: 11; Line: 15 (Tailor)
1851 - Civil Parish: Newchurch; County: Hampshire: ED: 2a; Page: 10 (Tailor)
1861 - Civil Parish: Newchurch; County: Hampshire; ED: 9; Page: 6 (Tailor)
1871 - Civil Parish: Ryde; County: Hampshire; ED: 9; Page 32 (Tailor).

48 Newport Records Office Transcripts of IOW parish records, Newchurch Parish — Baptisms 1822. …
October 6 — James, Daniel, s. of John & Mary James, mariner, of Ryde.

49 National Census, 1841-1881. …
1841 - Civil Parish: Binstead; County: Hampshire; ED: 10; Page: 1; Line: 5 (Agricultural Labourer)
1851 - Civil Parish: North Stoneham; County: Hampshire: ED: 1a; Page: 4 (Servant)
1861 - Civil Parish: Fittleworth County: Sussex ED: 7 ; Page: 20 (Coachman to T. W. Fleming)
1871 - Civil Parish: Paddington; County: Hampshire; ED: 1; Page 19 (Coachman)
1881 - Civil Parish: Reigate Foreign; County: Surrey; ED: Royal Union Workhouse; Page 7 (Inmate - Coachman).

50 General Register Office for England and Wales — Index of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Qrt Jun 1845 — Marriages. ...
James, Daniel - I of Wight 8 381
Wheeler, Rebecca - I of Wight 8 381.

52 National Census, John James in Haven Street — 1841-1891. …
1841 Civil Parish: Newchurch; County: Hampshire; ED: 10; Folio: 2; Page: 2; Line: 24 (Bricklayer)
1851 Civil Parish: Newchurch; County: Hampshire; ED: 2k; Folio: 252; Page: 5; (Journeyman Mason)
1861 Civil Parish: Newchurch; County: Hampshire; ED: 13; Folio: 98; Page: 4; (Bricklayer)
1871 Civil Parish: Newchurch; County: Hampshire; ED: 14; Folio: 11; Page: 15; (Contractor)
1881 Civil Parish: Newchurch; County: Hampshire; ED: 14; Folio: 93; Page: 11; (Mason)
1891 Civil Parish: Newchurch; County: Hampshire; ED: 14; Folio: 37; Page: 12; (Living on own means).

53 Isle of Wight Observer (Published - Ryde, IOW), Deaths - Saturday, May 20th 1899.
JAMES. — On May 13th, 1899 at Haven Street, Rebecca James aged 89 years.

54 Ibid, Saturday 20 August 1859, Page 3, Col B — PETTY SESSIONS. …
Thursday. — Before Dr. Lind and Col. Harcourt.
Jane Hunt, market woman, was summoned by Rebecca James for an assault. Fined 5s. and 7s. 6 costs.

55 National Census, 1861 — Civil Parish: Newchurch; County: Hampshire; ED: 13; Folio: 98; Page: 4; (Market Woman).

56 Isle of Wight Observer (Published - Ryde, IOW), Saturday, 10 January 1863, Page 3, Col E — HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

57 William White, A William White's County Directory, White's History, Gazetteer and Directory - Ryde, 1878 , Page 478, Col B. ...
James, Mrs Rebecca, fruiterer and poulterer, The Market.

58 Newport Records Office Transcripts of IOW parish records, St Helens, IOW — Baptisms 1830. James, Frederic David, son of John and Rebecca James of "Cottage on Shore", mason.

59 General Register Office for England and Wales — Index of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Qrt Jun 1913 — Deaths. …
James, Frederick D — 84 — I Wight 2b 747.

60 National Census, 1861 — Civil Parish: Newchurch; County: Hampshire; ED: 4; Folio: 74; Page 21 (Carpenter).

61 Isle of Wight Observer (Published - Ryde, IOW), Saturday 6 January 1866, Page 3, Col E — COUNTY PETTY SESSIONS. …
Saturday. — Before Sir A. S. Hamond, bart. (chairman), and W. G. Shedden, esq.
Frederick James, driver of the mail cart from Cowes to Ryde, was charged with furiously driving through the streets of Cowes, to the great danger of the inhabitants. … As no address is given for this Frederick James, it is not possible to be certain that it is the Frederick James of this piece. However, the Isle of Wight censuses of 1861 and 1871 only list one adult named Frederick James, so very likely that it is. Frederick was fined 17s. 6d. for this offence.

62 National Census, 1871 - Civil Parish: Ryde; County: Hampshire; ED: 5; Folio: 123; Page 31 (Poultry Hawker). … Frederick's wife Ann is also described as a Poultry Hawker in this census.

63 Isle of Wight Observer (Published - Ryde, IOW), Saturday 29 April 1876, Page 6, Col C — RYDE PETTY SESSIONS. BOROUGH COURT. …
Monday. — Before the Mayor (B. Barrow, Esq.), Gen. Jeffreys, Augustus F. Leeds, Esq., and George Rendall, Esq.
ACTION UNDER THE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS ACT. Frederick James, of Newport-street, was summoned for neglecting to contribute towards the support of his son, James James, now detained in the Industrial school at Winchester. The child had been sent to the Industrial School by order of the magistrates, and defendant ordered to pay 1s. per week towards his maintenance. This he had neglected to do till the arrears due amounted to 12s. Superintendent Burt said he had given defendant time, but he had not made good his payments. Defendant pleaded that he had been out of work, and when in work he only earned 5s. per week, his eyes being so weak. The Mayor said that a man who wasted all his substance in drink deserved no compassion from that Bench and would get none. Defendant said he could pay in a fortnight if the Bench would give him that much time. The Mayor. — Very well; we will give you that, and you may be perfectly sure that if you do not pay you will be sent to Winchester gaol.

64 Ibid, Saturday 9 September 1876, Page 6, Col A — RYDE PETTY SESSIONS. BOROUGH COURT. …
Monday. - Before the Mayor (B. Barrow, Esq.), H. D. Brown, Esq., and George Rendall, Esq.
DRUNK AND DISORDERLY. Frederick James, labourer, of Oakfield, pleaded guilty to having been drunk and guilty of disorderly behaviour.

65 Ibid, Saturday 15 June 1878, Page 8, Col C — RYDE PETTY SESSIONS. BOROUGH COURT. …
Wednesday. — Before the Mayor (Alderman B. Barrow).
THE " JAMESES," AGAIN! Mrs. Jane Prince, of South-street, was brought up on a warrant to show cause why she should not be bound over to keep the peace towards Frederick James, also of South-street, who appeared with a very black eye.

66 National Census, 1891-1911. …
1891 - Civil Parish: St Helens; County: Hampshire; ED: 16; Folio: 80; Page 34 (Cabinetmaker - employed)
1901 - Civil Parish: Ryde; County: Hampshire; ED: 4; Folio: 64; Page 39 (Widower) (Newsagent - on own account)
1911 - Civil Parish: Ryde; County: Hampshire; ED: 10; Household Sch. No: 352 (Widower) (General Labourer).

67 Parish Registers of England and Wales, 1851. Marriage solemnized at the Parish Church in the parish of St Mary Newington in the County of Surrey. …
No. 78 - 14th Sept. 1851
Frederick David James - of full age - Bachelor - Carpenter - Upper Marsh - John James - bricklayer
Ann Feeley - the same - Spinster - none - Tower St.- Charles Feeley - Deceased
Married in the Parish Church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church after Banns by me, Arthur Cyril Onslow, Rector
This Marriage was solemnised between us {signed: Fd James, The Mark of Ann X Feeley} in the presence of us {The Mark of Michael X Hurley, The Mark of Margaret X Feeley.

69 Isle of Wight Observer (Published - Ryde, IOW), Saturday 9 January 1875, Page 8, Col A — RYDE PETTY SESSIONS. BOROUGH COURT. …
Monday. - Before the Mayor (B. Barrow, Esq.), H. D. Brown, Esq., Major-General Jeffreys, and Admiral Katon.
DRUNK AND RIOTOUS. Ann James was summoned for being drunk and guilty of riotous behaviour in Newport-street.

70 Ibid, Saturday 29 January 1876, Page 6, Col A. …
Thursday. — Before the Mayor (B. Barrow, Esq.)
A RATHER DEAR LODGING. Ann James, of Newport-street, was charged with disorderly conduct on the previous evening.

71 Ibid, Saturday 7 September 1878, Page 6, Col A — RYDE PETTY SESSIONS. …
Borough Court. Monday. — Before the Mayor (Alderman B. Barrow), Major Leeds, and H. D. Brown, Esq.
MRS. JAMES AGAIN — Ann James, of South-street, who did not appear, was charged with being drunk. Her husband, Frederick James, appeared for her, and said she was ill and could not come.

72 Ibid, Saturday 23 June 1883, Page 5, Col D — RYDE PETTY SESSIONS. …
Borough Court. Tuesday. — Before the Mayor (Ald Harrington) and Ald Colenutt.
AN OLD OFFENDER IN TROUBLE AGAIN. Ann James, of St. Johns-road, was brought up in custody charged with having been drunk and disorderly.

73 Ibid, Saturday 17 October 1885, Page 8, Col A — RYDE PETTY SESSIONS. …
BOROUGH COURT. Monday. — Before the Mayor (Ald Barrow), Major Leeds, Ald Colenutt, M. W. Hunter, Esq., and G. F. Harrington.
AN UNCOMFORTABLE SLEEPING APARTMENT. Ann James, of Warwick-street, who although at one time a frequent trouble to the police, has been very quiet lately, was brought up in custody, charged with the old offence — drunk and disorderly.

74 Newport Records Office Transcripts of IOW parish records, St Helens, IOW — Baptisms 1832. February 12
James, Elizabeth, daughter of John and Rebecca James of Puckpool Cottage, mason.

75 National Census, 1851 — Civil Parish: Lambeth; County: Surrey; ED: 18; Folio: 398; Page: 22 (Lady's maid).

76 Parish Registers of England and Wales, Chapel of St Thomas, Ryde — Marriages 1852, Entry No: 148. …
December 23.
William Harwood, full, Bachelor, Carpenter, Haven Street, James Harwood, Woodman
Elizabeth James, full, Spinster, Servant, Haven Street, John James, Bricklayer.

77 Newport Records Office Transcripts of IOW parish records, Marriages 1837-1900.

78 National Census, 1841 & 1851. …
1841 - Civil Parish: Arreton; County: Hampshire; ED: 20; Folio: 8; Page: 11; Line: 18 (at home aged 10)
1851 - Civil Parish: Arreton; County: Hampshire; ED: 5c; Folio: 456; Page: 29 (Apprentice carpenter living with the Damp family).

79 Newport Records Office Transcripts of IOW parish records, St Helens, IOW — Baptisms 1833. October 27
James, Sarah Matilda, daughter of John and Rebecca James of Vernon Village, mason.

80 Ibid, St Thomas, Ryde — Burials 1850. …
August 18 — James, Matilda, of Ryde aged 17.

81 Ibid, St Helens, IOW — Baptisms 1835. ...
May 31
James, Rebeca, daughter of John and Rebecca James of Vernon Village, bricklayer.

82 Ibid, Newchurch Parish Burials 1837. ...
January 29
James, Rebecca of Haven Street aged 20 months.

83 Ibid, Newchurch, IOW — Baptisms 1837. Jauary 2
James Ellen-Anne, dau. of John & Rebecca James, bricklayer at Ryde.

84 Toronto Trust Cemeteries' Records 1826-1989, Mount Pleasant Cemetery — Volume 03, 1908-1919, Page 12. …
24919 - Waterson - Ellen Annie - 72 - England - Toronto - M - 18/10/1908 - 20/10/1908 - senility - M, 3, 1 - William Waterson - Dr G. B. Smith - Rev. W. H. Hincks - Wm. Waterson 163 Dunn Avenue - D. Stone.

86 Canadian Censuses (Library and Archives Canada combines the holdings, services and staff of both the former National Library of Canada and the National Archives of Canada. Amongst other services it provides searchable digital images of the census forms for the main Canadian censuses between 1851 and 1911.), Toronto, Ontario — 1901. …
Waterson Wm — M — Head — M — Apr 17 1833 — 68 — Clerk in Office (Can$300).

87 Toronto Trust Cemeteries' Records 1826-1989, Mount Pleasant Cemetery — Volume 03, 1908-1919, Page 171. …
32552 - Waterson William - 8? - England - Toronto - W - 01/11/1914 - 04/11/1914 - Senility, stroke - M, 4, 1 - Est. Wm.Waterson - Dr G B Smith - Rev. W. H. Hincks - R. Waterson 120 Brunswick Street - D. Stone. … R. Waterstone was William's son Robert who seems to have moved into his parents' house after William went to live with his daughter Nellie.

88 Canadian Censuses (Library and Archives Canada combines the holdings, services and staff of both the former National Library of Canada and the National Archives of Canada. Amongst other services it provides searchable digital images of the census forms for the main Canadian censuses between 1851 and 1911.), Toronto, Ontario — 1861-1911.

89 Newport Records Office Transcripts of IOW parish records, Newchurch, IOW — Baptisms 1838. June 15
James, Jennett [sic], d. of John & Rebecca James of Ryde, bricklayer.

90 Isle of Wight Observer (Published - Ryde, IOW), June 20, 1874 — Page 8 Col F — Deaths. …
On the 18th inst., at Haven Street, Jeanette wife of Mr Edwin Caws, aged 35 years.

91 Newport Records Office Transcripts of IOW parish records, Burials 1859-1900.

92 Grave Stone, St Peter's churchyard. —
[In] Loving memory [of] Jeannette Caws Daughter of J & R James [rest of inscription eroded].

93 National Census, 1861 & 1871. …
1861 - Civil Parish: Newchurch; County: Hampshire; ED: 13; Folio: 97; Page: 1 (Schoolmistress in Haven Street)
1871 - Civil Parish: South Ockenden; County: Essex; ED: 7; Folio: 79; Page: 11 (Schoolmistress).

94 Parish Registers of England and Wales, Holy Trinity, Ryde — Marriages 1860, Entry No: 130. …
January 4th, 1860 —
Edwin William — 21 — Bachelor — Schoolmaster — Hill Street Ryde — Alfred Caws — Baker
Jeannette James — 21 — Spinster — Servant — Haven Street — John James — Mason
Witnesses: Alfred Caws; Frances Harriet Caws.

95 Newport Records Office Transcripts of IOW parish records, St Helen' Church — Baptisms 1838. February 25
Caws, Edwin William, son of Alfred & Mary Ann Caws of Sea View, baker.

96 National Census, 1851-1871. …
1851 - Civil Parish: St Helen; County: Hampshire; ED: 3a; Folio: 299; Page: 5 (Aged 13 — Candidate for pupil teacher)
1861 - Civil Parish: Newchurch; County: Hampshire; ED: 13; Folio: 97; Page: 1 (Certified Schoolmaster at Haven Street)
1871 - Civil Parish: South Ockenden; County: Essex; ED: 7; Folio: 79; Page: 11 (Schoolmaster).

97 The Hampshire Advertiser (Published at Southampton.), Saturday, June 06, 1874; Page 5, Col A — HOUND SCHOOL BOARD. …
Mr Roseman stated that the Butlock's Heath School had been opened, and the average the first week had been 21 and on the second week 23, the former average being 30.… Application for the situation of schoolmaster were received from Mr. James Goddard, at present master of a private school at Sholing; Mr. E. W. Caws, South Ockenden, Essex; Mr Robert Watson, Fordham, Colchester; Mr. John Bailey, Holy Cross, Canterbury. All candidates sent testimonials. Considering the uncomplete stated state of the negotiations of the board with regard to the schools, the matter of the appointment of schoolmaster was adjourned until the next meeting. … Hound is a parish near Eastleigh in Hampshire that encompasses the village of Butlocks Heath. None of the applicants was successful..

98 Isle of Wight Observer (Published - Ryde, IOW), Saturday, January 25, 1879, Page 6, Col E — COUNTY BENCH. …
TUESDAY. - Before Capt. Lowther, R.N., and Capt. Young.
STEALING A PAIR OF TROWSERS FOR A "LARK."
William Caws, a man who looked as if he had seen better days, was charged with stealing a pair of trowsers, valued at 5s., the property of Charles Mursell, of the Commercial Inn, Bembridge. ……The Prisoner said he supposed he must plead guilty. …… In reply to the Bench, he said he was a schoolmaster by trade, and he had gone to see his cousin, Josiah Caws, and two or three of his friends at Bembridge. Sentenced to seven days' hard labour.

99 Ibid, Saturday, August 07, 1880; Page 4; Col E & F — RYDE PETTY SESSIONS. BOROUGH COURT. …
Monday.- Before the Mayor (Alderman C. Colenutt, Lieut.-General Jefferys, B. Barrow, Esq., and Mark W. Hunter, Esq.
SUSPICIOUS MOVEMENT.
Edwin William Caws, said to have been a school master, but lately employed to clean boots at the Ryde College, was charged with having feloniously broken into the Railway Tavern, Monkton-street.……The prisoner made a very long and rambling statement and acknowledged that having been turned out of his lodgings he had to walk about the streets all night, but denied that he had been to the Railway Tavern. The Mayor said that in consequence of the prisoner having been convicted of a charge of felony in January, 1879, that Court could not deal with him. He would be therefore committed to take his trial at the Assizes. … When William appeared at the Assizes at Winchester he was given a sentence of one year's imprisonment.

100 National Census, 1881 - Civil Parish: Winchester; County: Hampshire; Institution: Her Majestys Prison Winchester; Folio: 122; Page: 5 (Prisoner).

101 Newport Records Office Transcripts of IOW parish records, Newchurch, IOW — Baptisms 1840. Sept 7
James, Daniel Thomas, s. of John & Rebecca James of Ryde, bricklayer.

102 Probate Court (England and Wales), Calendar of Grants of Probate and Administration, Wills and Admons — 1924. JAMES Daniel Thomas of Oban House Taunton died 7 January 1924 Probate London 22 January to Thomas James retired civil servant Frederick James postmaster and William Henry Harding postmaster. Effects £4793 11s.

103 William White, A William White's County Directory, 1859 — Hampshire and Isle Of Wight — Ryde, Page 655. …
The POST OFFICE is at 32, Union Street. Mr. Philip Thomas Hellyer is the postmaster. …Mr. Hellyer was also the manager of the Hampshire Banking Company at the same address. (Page 658).

104 National Census, 1861 Civil Parish: Newchurch; County: Hampshire; ED: 4; Folio: 86; Page: 46; (Postmaster's assistant).

105 The Devon and Exeter Daily Gazette (Exeter, England), Monday, May 10, 1886; Page 4, Col C — The Testimonial to Mr. James at Newton Abbot. …
The testimonial to Mr. James, late Postmaster, consisting of a gold watch and chain, has been forwarded to Mr James at Scarborough, where he has been promoted from Newton. … &c., &c.

106 Ibid, Thursday, March 17, 1892; Page 4, Col E. …
Mr. D. T. James, Postmaster of Scarborough, has been appointed by the Postmaster-General to be the new Postmaster of Taunton. Mr. D. T. James is an elder brother of Mr. Spencer James, Superintendent of the Exeter Post Office, and of Mr. James, the Postmaster of Devonport. Mr. D. T. James was for many years Postmaster of the Newton Abbot District. He has been in the Postal Service for a period of 38 years.

107 Trewman's Exeter Flying Post or Plymouth and Cornish Advertiser (Exeter, England), Saturday, August 18, 1900; Page Five, Col C — PERSONAL. …
The Postmaster-General has promoted Mr. D. T. James, Postmaster of Taunton, to the postmastership of York. Mr. James, who is a brother to Mr. W. James, the late Postmaster of Devonport, was formerly chief clerk at Devonport Post Office, and was appointed Postmaster of Newton Abbot in 1869, since which he has held the positions of Postmaster Scarborough and Taunton respectively, having been appointed to the latter place in March 1892.

108 Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer, Wednesday, March 29, 1905, Page Eight, Col G — RETIREMENT OF THE YORK POSTMASTER. …
Mr. D. T. James, who has been postmaster at York for the last five years, and was formerly postmaster Taunton and Scarborough, is retiring from the service the end of the month.

109 National Census, 1911 Civil Parish: Taunton St James; County: Somerset; ED: 7; Household Sch. No: 512 (Pensioned Postmaster). … Thomas was living at Oban House, Oban, Cheddon Rd, Taunton, which was rented by his sister Mary Bignell who ran it as a boarding house.

110 Certified copy of an Entry of Marriage, 1864. Marriage solemnized at the Parish Church in the parish of St Andrew, Plymouth in the County of Devon. … No: 99 - July 31, 1864
Daniel Thomas James — 24 — Bachelor — Accountant — 24, Princess Street — John James — Builder...
Jane Beazley — 23 — Spinster — none — Parish of Newchurch Isle of Wight — William Beazley — Stationer...
Married in the Parish Church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church, by Licence by me: William Hartley Officiating Minister
Witnesses: William Beazley, William Peter Henry White.

111 General Register Office for England and Wales — Index of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Qrt Sept 1841 — Births. …
Beazley, Jane Harriet - I of Wight 8 219.

112 The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, International Genealogical Index (R) (Copyright (c) 1980, 2002, data as of February 10, 2006), England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975. …
Jane Harriet Beazley; christening: 20 June 1841 — St Thomas, Ryde, Hampshire, England; father: William Beazley; mother; Eliza. … The IGI record contains another date, 16th June, a Wednesday that year, which was probably the day on which Jane was born. 20th June, being a Sunday, is the more likely date for her baptism.

113 General Register Office for England and Wales — Index of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Qrt Dec 1889 — Deaths. …
James, Jane Harriet - 48 - Scarbro' 9d 271.

114 National Census, 1861 — Civil Parish: St George's Hanover Square; County: Middlesex; ED: 5; Folio: 82; Page: 10; (Apprentice — Dressmaker).

115 Newport Records Office Transcripts of IOW parish records, Newchurch, IOW — Baptisms 1842. May 29
James, Priscilla, d. of John & Rebecca James of Havenstreet, mason.

116 Isle of Wight Times & Hampshire Gazette (Published at Ryde, IOW), March 21, 1936 — Page 4, Col. D — Deaths. HARDING. — On March 12th, Mrs Priscilla Harding of Streatham, Havenstreet, aged 94 years.

117 Grave Stone, St Peter's churchyard. —
In Loving Memory of Priscilla Harding — Died March 12th 1936 Aged 94 — Also of her daughter Catherine Hoult — Died June 18th 1942 Aged 76.

118 Isle of Wight County Press & South of England Reporter (Published at Newport, IOW), March 21, 1936 — Page 26, Col. E.

119 Certified copy of an Entry of Marriage, 1866. Marriage solemnized at the Register Office in the District of The Isle of Wight in the County of Southampton. …
No. 47 - twenty second August 1866
William Harding - 29 years - Bachelor - Bombardier in the Royal Artillery - Sandown - John Harding deceased - Blacksmith
Priscilla James - 25 - Spinster - none - Ryde - John James - Mason
Married in the Register Office before me, Joseph Sayer Registrar, Fred. Stratton Supt. Registrar
This Marriage was solemnised between us, {signed: William Harding, Priscilla James} in the Presence of us, {signed: James Eldridge, James S Hall.

120 General Register Office for England and Wales — Index of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Qrt Mar 1880 — Deaths. …
Harding, William - 43 - Alverstoke 2b 367.

121 National Census, 1851 — Civil Parish: Woolwich; County: Kent; Institution: Royal Artillery Barracks; Folio: 447; Page: 22 (Soldier - Drummer & Trumpter in Royal Artillery).

122 Ibid, 1871 - Civil Parish: Alverstoke; County: Hampshire; ED: 4: Folio: 100; Page: 3 (Corporal in Royal Artillery).

123 Newport Records Office Transcripts of IOW parish records, Newchurch, IOW — Baptisms 1844. January 1
James, Spencer, son of John & Rebecca James, Havenstreet, mason.

124 Probate Court (England and Wales), Calendar of Grants of Probate and Administration, Wills and Admons — 1908. JAMES Spencer of Providence Cottage Haven-street Ashey Ryde Isle of Wight retired postmaster died 25 January 1908 at Providence Cottage Probate Winchester 14 February to Laura James widow. Effects: £252 10s.

125 Grave Stone, St Peter's churchyard. …
In Loving Remembrance of Spencer James — Born December 29th 1843 — Died January 25th 1908 — "With Christ which is far better".

126 Lancashire Evening Post, Thursday 5 June 1902, Page 5, Cols E & F. …
40 YEARS IN THE POST OFFICE.
ACCRINGTON POSTMASTER'S EXPERIENCES.
SPECIAL INTERVIEW.

127 Trewman's Exeter Flying Post or Plymouth and Cornish Advertiser (Exeter, England), Saturday, February 24, 1894, Page 3, Col F.

128 The Daily Gazette (Exeter, England), Thursday, March 8, 1894, Page 2, Col E. ...
Last evening, at the Buller's Arms Inn, Sidwell-street, a pleasant gathering took place in connexion with the Exeter Rovers' Cycling Club. It was termed a " Bid Adieu Smoker " to Mr. Spencer James, one of the Vice-Presidents of the Club. [The report continues].

129 Ibid, Wednesday, March 14, 1894, Page 4, Col E. ...
PRESENTATION TO MR. SPENCER JAMES.

130 Western Times, Tuesday, February 27, 1894, Page 5, Col E — CITY TOPICS. ...
The change in the Exeter Post Office by which Mr Spencer James, the Superintendent, secures a Postmastership at Accrington, has caused little or no surprise, and the announcement only confirms a statement which appeared in this column many weeks ago that alterations in the Post Office were contemplated. Notwithstanding the little friction which has existed between Mr James and some of the employees, citizens will regret the loss of a capable Government official, who always did his duty by them, and one who has been for so many years associated with the Civil Service in Exeter and Devonshire. [The report continues].

131 Ibid, Friday, August 31, 1895, Page. 2, Col F — EXETER POST OFFICE THEN AND NOW.

132 Certified copy of an Entry of Marriage, 1884. Married solemnised at the Parish Church in the Parish of Alverstoke in the County of Southampton. …
No. 165 - May 14
Spencer James - of full [age] - Bachelor - Post Office Clerk - Alver Road - John James - Bricklayer
Mary Jane Spencer - of full [age] - Spinster - none - - Alver Road - George Spencer - Caulker
Married in the Parish Church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church after Banns by me, J Duncan Curate
This Marriage was solemnised between us {signed Spencer James, Mary Jane Spencer} in the Presence of us {signed Geo Wm Orchard, Charlotte Camp. … Mary's father is recorded here as a "caulker". A mishearing on the part of the presiding minister, Mr Duncan, perhaps.

133 Parish Registers of England and Wales, BAPTISMS Solemnized in the Parish of St. Mary, Whitechapel, in the County of Middlesex, in the year 1848.

134 General Register Office for England and Wales — Index of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Qrt Jun 1848 - Births. …
Spencer, Mary Jane - Whitechapel 2 589.

135 Parish Registers of England and Wales, BAPTISMS Solemnized in the Parish of St. Mary, Whitechapel, in the County of Middlesex, in the year 1848. …
May 7 - Mary Jane Dr. of - George & Mary Ann - Spencer - Church Lane - Butcher - W H Fry Off [iciating] Minister - 13 April.

136 General Register Office for England and Wales — Index of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Qrt Dec 1901 - Deaths. …
James, Mary Jane - 57 - I.Wight 2b 392. … Mary was actually only 53 years old when she died.

137 Parish Registers of England and Wales, 1846. Marriage solemnised at the Parish Church of St John of Wapping in the County of Middlesex. …
No. 238 - 23 February 1846
George Spencer - of full age - Bachelor - Cork-cutter - 1 Back Church Lane - John Samuel Spencer - Cork-cutter
Mary Ann Wilkins - of full age - Spinster - none - 52 Back Church Lane - George Wilkins - Butcher
Married in the Parish Church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church after Banns by me, John Parry, M.A. Oxon Rector
This Marriage was solemnised between us {signed: George Spencer, Mary Ann Wilkins} in the Presence of us, {signed: Edmund John Sheffield, Sarah Boucheron Sheffield.

138 Ibid, BAPTISMS Solemnized in the Parish of St. Mary, Whitechapel, in the County of Middlesex, in the year 1848. …
May 7 - Mary Jane dr. of - George & Mary Ann - Spencer - Church Lane - Butcher - W H Fry Off [iciating] Minister - 13 April.

139 Probate Court (England and Wales), Calendar of Grants of Probate and Administration, Wills and Admons - 1885. …
SPENCER George 28 May. Personal Estate £1,580 0s. 10d.
The Will of George Spencer late of Afton House St. John's Wood Ryde in the Isle of Wight in the County of Southampton Cork Merchant who died 9 April 1885 at Afton House was proved at the Principal Registry by Thomas George Spencer of Geneve Villa St. John's-road Cork Merchant the Son and William Pollard of Afton House Blacksmith the Executors.

140 Certified copy of an Entry of Marriage, 1903. Marriage solemnized at the parish church in the parish of Millbrook in the County of Southampton. …
No: 486 - March 30th 1903
Spencer James - 57 - Widower - Gentleman - Millbrook - Jon James (decd) - Builder
Laura Darby - 32 - Spinster - none - Millbrook - Samuel Darby (decd) - Artist
Married in the Parish Church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church after Banns by me: Studholme Wilson, Rector
Witnesses: Fredk James ????, Henrietta Gale.

141 General Register Office for England and Wales — Index of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Qrt Dec 1871 — Births. …
Darby, Laura Frances R - Exeter 5b 93.

142 Probate Court (England and Wales), Calendar of Grants of Probate and Administration, Wills and Admons — 1956. …
JAMES Laura Frances Rebecca of 5 McKinley-road Westbourne Bournemouth widow died 26 March 1956 Probate London 12 May to Barclay's Bank Limited. Effects £3120 6s. 7d.

143 National Census, 1871-1901. …
1871 - Civil Parish: St Sidwell; County: Devon; ED: 1; Folio: 5; Page: 4 (Samuel Darby, Paper Hanger; Elizth Darby, Laundress; Rebecca Welsman, Sister-in-law & laundress)
1881 - Civil Parish: Exeter, St Sidwell; County: Devon; ED: 1; Folio: 5; Page: 3 (Samuel Darby, Paper Hanger; Elizabeth Darby, Laundress; Rebecca Welsman, Sister-in-law & laundress)
1891 - Civil Parish: St Sidwell; County: Devon; ED: 1; Folio: 4; Page: 2 (Elizabeth A Darby, Laundress, employer; Laura R Darby, laundress; Rose E Darby, laundress)
1901 - Civil Parish: Exeter; County: Devon; ED: 1; Folio: 5; Page: 2 (Elizabeth B Darby, Laundress, employer; Laura R Darby, laundress; Emily R W Darby, laundress).

144 General Register Office for England and Wales — Index of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Qrt Jun, 1846 — Births. …
James, Lucia - I. Wight 8 - 256.

145 Newport Records Office Transcripts of IOW parish records, Newchurch, IOW — Baptisms 1846. June 28
James, Lucia, d. of John & Rebecca of Ryde, bricklayer.

147 Ibid, St Peter's churchyard. …
In Loving Memory of Lucia James. Died August 21st 1945 — Aged 99 years.

148 National Census, 1861-1911. …
1861 — Civil Parish: Newchurch; County: Hampshire; ED: 13; Folio: 98; Page: 4; (scholar)
1871 — Civil Parish: Ryde; County: Hampshire; ED: 2; Folio: 47; Page: 45; (Sister-in-law to Robert Bignell with no occupation given)
1881 — Civil Parish: Ryde; County: Hampshire; ED: 14; Folio: 93; Page: 11; (Housekeeper)
1891 — Civil Parish: Ryde; County: Hampshire; ED: 14; Folio: 37; Page: 12; (No occupation given) (Declared to be deaf and imbecile)
1901 — Civil Parish: Ryde; County: Hampshire; ED: 13; Folio: 50; Page: 11; (Living on own means)
1911 — Civil Parish: Ashey; County: Hampshire; ED: 3; Household Sch. No: 86 (Private means). … The report that Lucia was deaf and an imbecile in the 1891 census was not repeated in the two subsequent censuses though by that time, of course, Lucia would have been providing the information herself. Also, the Census Form used in 1911 was supposed to be completed and signed by the householder. The one for Lucia's household looks as if it may have been completed by or with the help of the Enumerator's staff .

149 Will, Mary Jane Bignell dated 25th June 1934. …
"I leave the sum of one hundred pounds, free of legacy duty to my sister Lucia James to be paid to her at the rate of six shillings per week by my executors".

150 Isle of Wight County Press & South of England Reporter (Published at Newport, IOW), September 1, 1945 — Page 7, Col. E.

152 Newport Records Office Transcripts of IOW parish records, Chapel of St Thomas, Ryde — Baptisms 1848. April 30
James, Mary Jane, d.of John & Rebecca James, Havenstreet, bricklayer.

153 Probate Court (England and Wales), Calendar of Grants of Probate and Administration, Wills and Admons — 1935. BIGNELL Mary Jane of Providence Cottage Haven-street near Ryde Isle of Wight widow died 22 November 1934 Probate London 14 January to William Henry Harding retired head postmaster and John James dentist. Effects £1828 11s. Resworn £1855 19s 3d.

154 Grave Stone, St Peter's churchyard. …
In Loving Memory of Mary Jane Bignell - Born 10 March 1848 - Died 22 November 1934. "Rest in Peace".

155 National Census, 1861-1911. ...
1861 Civil Parish: Ryde; County: Hampshire; ED: 9; Folio: 34; Page: 28 (Servant)
1871 Civil Parish: Ryde; County: Hampshire; ED: 2; Folio: 47; Page: 45 (Wife)
1881 Civil Parish: Paddington; County: London; ED: 12; Folio: 28; Page: 7 (Servant - attendant)
1891 Civil Parish: Scarborough; County: Hampshire; ED: 17; Folio: 110; Page: 26; (Sister)
1901 Civil Parish: St Lawrence; County: Yorkshire; ED: 23; Folio: 132; Page: 37 (Sister)
1911 Civil Parish: Eastleigh; County: Hampshire; ED: 13; Household Sch. No: 305 (Visitor). … In 1881 Mary was a visitor in the household Sir Matthew Wyatt, in 1891 and 1901 she was living with her brother Thomas and in 1911 she was visiting her nephew Newton James but there is a note on Thomas's 1911 record saying that she is the tenant of Oban House at Taunton.

156 Certified copy of an Entry of Birth, 1875 Birth in the Sub-district of Ryde in the County of Southampton. …
No: 444
Ninth June 1875 1 The Strand Ryde - Henry - Boy - [no entry for father] - Alice Evatt a Housekeeper - [no entry for profession of father] - W. F. J. Turner Present at the birth Vernon Square Ryde - Fourteenth July 1875 - Robert Ellerman Registrar. … The person who notified the Registrar of Henry's birth was William Frederick John Turner, LL.B. Cantab., M.R.C.P., M.R.C.S. who at the time was probably the best qualified physician in Ryde and likely to have been retained by Sir Matthew to ensure that Alice had a successful delivery.

157 Parish Registers of England and Wales, St Peter's, Havenstreet — Baptisms, 1878. 1878 Sept. 8th
No. 425, Henry Wyatt, Alice MacEvatt, Ryde, Single Woman, F. P. Stockdale, Vicar.

158 The Times (London), July 26, 1886 — Page 8, Col. A. ...
We have to record the death of Sir Matthew Wyatt, formerly lieutenant of the Corps of Gentleman at Arms, which occurred on the 19th inst., at his residence in Hyde-park-square. The deceased was a grandson of the late Mr. James Wyatt, the celebrated architect, who became surveyor-general to the Board of Works, and was for a short time President of the Royal Academy. He was born in London early in the present century, having been for some time standard-bearer of the Corps of Gentleman at Arms, was appointed in 1848 lieutenant in that body, but retired in 1853. He received the honour of knighthood on his appointment to the lieutenancy.

159 Ibid, 7 May 1904, Page 1, Col B — PERSONAL. ...
SIR MATTHEW WYATT deceased…etc., etc.,
NOTE. The said Sir Matthew Wyatt is stated to have married twice namely to Emma Feswick Spinster on or about the 7th day of December 1833 who died in 1833 and to Mary Ann Pywell Spinster on the 27th day of March 1852 who died on the 3rd day of May 1862 and is also stated to have died without leaving Issue. The said Sir Matthew Wyatt was the Son of Matthew Cotes Wyatt Sculptor deceased late of Dudley Grove House Paddington Middlesex.

160 J. A. Venn, Litt.D., F.S.A., Alumni Cantabrigienses - Part II
1751 to 1886 (Cambridge - At the University Press - 1944 and 1947), Vol VI, Page 601. ...
WYATT, FREDERICK. Adm. pens. (age 18) at CAIUS, Mar 26 1864. S. of Matthew, Esq. B. in London; School, Eastbourne. Matric. Easter, 1864. Resided two terms. Adm. at Inner Temple. Called to the Calcutta Bar, June 7, 1869. "Died Young". (Venn, II, 366; Law Lists).

161 Will, Frederick Wyatt dated 19th of June 1887 — Probate 31 July 1890.

162 Probate Court (England and Wales), Calendar of Grants of Probate and Administration, Wills and Admons — 1890. WYATT Frederick Esq . 31 July
Personal Estate £280 4s 11d Resworn: £28,546 11s 1d
The Will of Frederick Wyatt formerly of 6 Hyde-Park-square but late of Bolton House Bolton gardens Chiswick both in the County of Middlesex Esquire who died 18 September 1889 at Bolton House was proved at the Principal Registry by Daniel Thomas James of Scarborough in the County of York Postmaster and William John James of Plymouth in the County of Devon and Spencer James of Exeter in the County of Devon Post Office Superintendents the Executors.

163 Morning Post and Gazetteer (London), Friday, January 28, 1887, Page 2, Col G — WILLS AND BEQUESTS. …
The will (dated June 28, 1862), with a codicil (dated Jan.25, 1864), of Sir Matthew Wyatt, late of No. 6 Hyde-park-square, who died July 19 last, was proved on the 5th inst. by Sir John Budd Phear, the surviving executor, the value of the personal estate amounting to over £55,000. The testator gives one moiety of the property he has power to dispose of under the will of his father, upon trust, for Mrs. Louisa Wyatt, for life; and there are various other gifts and legacies. The residue of his real and personal estate he leaves, upon trust, for Mary Wyatt and Frederick Wyatt. … Mrs Louisa Wyatt (née Atwill) was Sir Matthew's mistress by whom he had four children including Mary and Frederick. She never benefited from the provision for her in his Will as she predeceased him by 5 years.

164 London Gazette, 5 May 1891, Page: 2454. …
PURSUANT to an Order of the High Court of Justice, Chancery Division, made in the matter of the estate of Sir Matthew Wyatt, deceased, and in the matter of the estate of Frederick Wyatt, deceased, between Daniel Thomas James, William John James, and Spencer James, plaintiffs, and Sir John Budd Phear, John Wilson Fardell, Joseph Freeman, John Derby Allcroft, Mary Harley, Matthew Wyatt, and Her Majesty's Attorney-General, defendants, 1890, W., No. 3497 ……. This was the first occasion on which the James brothers had to go to the High Court.

165 The Times (London), Saturday, February 11, 1905, Page 19,Col D — SALES BY AUCTION. …
To be sold, pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Justice, Chancery Division, made in the matter of the estate of Sir Matthew Wyatt, deceased — Phear v. James, 1904. W. No. 1,079 with the approbation of Mr. Justice Swinfen-Eady, by etc., etc… The following leasehold family residences, etc., etc…. …Phear was Sir Matthew's executor.

166 Isle of Wight County Press & South of England Reporter (Published at Newport, IOW), December 1, 1934 — Page 8, Col. D.

167 Certified copy of an Entry of Marriage, 1869. Marriage solemnized at the Register Office in the District of The Isle of Wight in the County of Southampton. …
No. 157 - Eighteenth May 1869
Robert Bignell - 21 years - Bachelor - Brick Manufacturer
- Freshwater - John Bignell - Brick burner
Mary Jane James - 21 Years - Spinster - none - Freshwater - John James - Mason
Married in the Register Office before me, Joseph Sayer Registrar, Fred. Stratton Supt. Registrar
This Marriage was solemnised between us, {signed: Robert Bignell, and Mary Jane James} in the Presence of us, {signed: John Matthews, Harry Speckernell.

168 Certified copy of an Entry of Death, 1922 Death in the Sub-district of Newport in the County of Isle of Wight. …
No: 91 - Nineteenth November 1922 Forest House Carisbrooke R.D. - Robert Bignell - Male - 73 years - of Newport U.D. Brickmaker (jobbing) - 1. Hypertrophy Prostrate 2. Retention Urine Cystitis No P.M. certified by S. Underhill MRCS - Emily Bignell niece 24 Hinnyhill Newport - Twenty first November 1922 - B Cooper Registrar.

169 National Census, 1871-1891 & 1911. …
1871 Civil Parish: Ryde; County: Hampshire; ED: 2; Folio: 47; Page: 45 (Brickmaker)
1881 Civil Parish: Plymouth Charles the Martyr; County: Devon; ED: 14; Folio: 7; Page: 13 (Police Constable)
1891 Civil Parish: Northwood; County: Hampshire; ED: 1; Folio: 6; Page: 6 (Labourer)
1911 Civil Parish: Whitwell; County: Hampshire; ED: 8; Household Sch. No: 138 (Brick Maker). … At the time of the 1881 census Robert was lodging with Mary's brother, William John James, who was then Superintendent of the Post Office in Plymouth … No record for Robert has been found in the 1901 Census.

170 General Register Office for England and Wales — Index of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Qrt Dec, 1850 — Births.

171 Newport Records Office Transcripts of IOW parish records, Chapel of St Thomas, Ryde — Baptisms 1850. October 27
James Henrietta, d. of John & Rebecca James, Ryde, mason.

172 Parish Registers of England and Wales, St Thomas' Chapel, Ryde, IOW — Marriages 1871 Entry No: 480. …
No: 480 — June 24th —
Albert Gale — full — Bachelor — Clerk — Ryde — Daniel Gale — Gardener
Henriette James — full — Spinster — none — Ryde — John James — Stone Mason
Witnesses: Robert Bignell; Alice James.

173 Newport Records Office Transcripts of IOW parish records, Holy Trinity, Ryde — Baptisms 1852. April 4
Gale, Albert, s. of Daniel & Sarah of Haven Street, laborer[sic].

174 General Register Office for England and Wales — Index of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Qrt Jun 1918 — Deaths. …
Gale, Albert - 66 - I.Wight 2b 739.

175 Ibid, Qrt Dec, 1852 — Births. …
James, William John - I. Wight 2b 474.

176 Newport Records Office Transcripts of IOW parish records, St Peters, Haven Street — Baptisms 1848. November 14
James, William John, s. of John & Rebecca of Haven Street (p. Newchurch), mason.

177 Probate Court (England and Wales), Calendar of Grants of Probate and Administration, Wills and Admons — 1921. JAMES William John of Westfield Clifton-road Shirley Southampton died 30 January 1921 Probate 12 May to Ethel Lucy James widow. Effects: £3754 13s to 10d.

178 The Devon and Exeter Daily Gazette (Exeter, England), Wednesday, September 18, 1907, Page 4, Col B — Exeter's New Postmaster.

179 London Gazette, Supplement, June 7, 1918. Page 6704. …
To be Officers of the said Most Excellent Order [British Empire]:- ... William John James, Esq. Postmaster of Southampton.

180 Western Times, Thursday 27 January 1910, Page 3, Col D - PRESENTATION TO EXETER'S LATE POSTMASTER. …
Mr. W. J. James, late Postmaster of Exeter, has been presented by the staff at the Exeter Post Office with a silver tea-tray on his promotion to the postmastership of Southampton on the 29th December 1909, as mark esteem and regard in which he was held by the whole staff whilst Postmaster of Exeter. The tea-tray, which has been supplied by Messrs. Depree and Young, High-street, Exeter, will be on view at their establishment.

181 Colchester Chronicle (Colchester), Friday 21 February 1902, Page 5, Col F — PRESENTATION TO THE POSTMASTER. …
Tomorrow (Saturday) evening a presentation will made Mr. W. J. James, the postmaster of Colchester, who has been recently promoted to the Postmastership Middlesboro. The presentation will take the form of an illuminated address and an automatic spirit table. The address is the work Mr. T. F. Hammond, of the Colchester Post-office staff, and is signed by the Post-office staff of the district. The sum of £20 was collected for the presentation.

182 Certified copy of an Entry of Marriage, 1875. Marriages solemnized at St John's Church in the Parish of Hampton Wick in the County of Middlesex. …
No. 193 - May 3
William John James - 22 - Bachelor - Clerk in the Post Office - Penzance - John James - Stone Mason
Sarah Whale - 20 - Spinster - none - Hampton Wick - George Whale - Saddler
Married in the Church of St John according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church after Banns by me, ????
This Marriages solemnised between us, {signed: William John James, Sarah Whale} in the Presence of us, {signed: William Whale, Annie Whale.

183 William John James, W. J. James Record (W. J. James left a record of the births, deaths and marriages of his siblings and his children by his two wives. This eventually came into the possession of his grandson Frank Hudson of Binstead who gave copies of it to Robert Barrett (a James descendant) who much later supplied J. R. U. Green with copies also.), Family of William John and Sarah James.

184 Certified copy of an Entry of Marriage, 1910. Marriage solemnized at The Church in the Parish of St John Baptist, Bathwick in the County of Somerset. ...
No. 255 — January 29th 1910
William John James — 57 — Widower — Postmaster — 12 Brunswick Place Southhampton — John James — Builder
Ethel Lucy Wooster — 26 — Spinster — none — 18 Powlett Road Bathwick — Walter Henry Wooster — retired Postmaster
Married in the Parish Church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church
by Licence by me, James Dunn
This Marriage was solemnized between us, {signed William John James, Ethel Lucy Wooster} In the Presence of us {Newton James, Arthur Walter Wooster.

185 General Register Office for England and Wales — Index of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Qrt Mar 1910 — Deaths. …
James, Ethel L - 68 - Uxbridge 5f 121.

186 British Postal Service Appointment Books, 1737-1969 (Post Office: Staff nomination and appointment), Entries for Ethel L Wooster 1900-1909.

188 Newport Records Office Transcripts of IOW parish records, St Peters, Haven Street — Baptisms 1855. June 3
James, Alice Maude[sic] Rebecca, d. of John & Rebecca of Haven Street (p Newchurch), mason, bapt.

189 Probate Court (England and Wales), Calendar of Grants of Probate and Administration, Wills and Admons - 1947.

190 Isle of Wight County Press & South of England Reporter (Published at Newport, IOW), September 1, 1945 — Page 7, Col. E. …
Miss Lucia James, ……One of a family of 23…….

192 National Census, John James in Haven Street — 1841-1891. …
1841 HO107; Piece: 406; Book: 4; Civil Parish: Newchurch; County: Hampshire; Enumeration District: 10; Folio: 2; Page: 2; Line: 24 - Bricklayer
1851 HO107; Piece: 1664; Folio: 252; Page: 5 - Mason
1861 RG09; Piece: 658; Folio: 98; Page: 4 - Bricklayer
1871 RG10; Piece: 1167; Folio: 11; Page: 15 - Contractor
1881 RG11; Piece: 1180; Folio: 93; Page: 11 - Mason
1891 RG12; Piece: 892; Folio: 37; Page: 12 - Living on own means.

193 Isle of Wight Observer (Published - Ryde, IOW), Saturday, 10 January 1863, Page 3, Col E. …
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.- Mrs. James, a market-woman well known in Ryde to all those who are in the habit of purchasing ducks, fowls, &c., at the traded depôt, met with a startling adventure on Wednesday night last.

194 Probate Court (England and Wales), Calendar of Grants of Probate and Administration, Wills and Admons - 1947. ...
GREEN Alice Maud of 15 Chatsworth avenue Cosham Portsmouth widow died 25th February 1947 at St Mary's Hospital Portsmouth Administration (with Will) London 2nd December to Norah Alice Stallybrass widow. Effects £10357 17s 2d.

195 Sunderland Daily Echo and Shipping Gazette (Sunderland from 1873 to 1928), Saturday, 15 October 1910, Page 3, Col F - LOCAL DIVORCE CASE. A DECREE NISI GRANTED. …
In the Divorce Court yesterday a decree nisi with costs, was granted to Mr Alfred Tully, an electrical engineer, Ericville, East Boldon, who alleged misconduct by his wife with Leslie Stallykass [Stallybrass], whose position was not stated.

196 Certificate of Marriage, St Thomas Chapel , Ryde. …
No: 94 - February 6 1877 —
Eli Thomas Elkins Green — 25 — Bachelor — dentist — Parish of St Sepulchre Northampton — Joseph Coghlan Green — Surgeon
Alice Maude Rebekah James — 21 — Spinster — none — Parish of Ryde — John James — Town Contractor...
After Banns by: W. M. Harrison (Curate in Charge)...
Witnesses: William Harding, Emma Smith Davey.

197 Certified copy of an Entry of Birth, Towcester, Northampton. No: 239 — Twenty fourth June 1851 — Towcester...
Eli Thomas Elkins, Boy, Joseph Coghlan Green, Amelia Catherine Green formerly Kirby, Surgeon, Joseph Coghlan Green father Towcester, Twenty first July 1851.

198 Certified copy of an Entry of Death, Sunderland. No: 420 — Twenty first April 1906 — 3 Grange Terrace, U.D...
Eli Thomas Elkins Green, male, 54 years, dental surgeon, Syncope from heart failure (sudden) — Prostatic hypertrophy duration unknown — Ascites duration unknown — certified by R.S. Hubbersty MD, W. Elkins Green son in attendance 35 Azalea Terrace South Sunderland, Twenty third April 1906.

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