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Good heavens George and Anne of GG, many thanks for all this information, particuarly the info from the Pedigree resource file! You've definitely got the right family, even my grannie (Kathleen) is mentioned "Kathleen who married a Mr. Claridge and lives at Witney". Funnily enough I only live about eight miles away from Stopsley.

Many thanks for all your efforts

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name: John /King/
gender: Male
birth: ABT 1690
of Ambrosden, Oxford, England


Marriages (1)
spouse: Anne //
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child 1: Anne /King/
gender: Female
burial: 30 Sep 1750
Wendlebury, Oxford, England


Notes
¦Ambrosden PR pg 58 chr Anne the daughter of John King and Anne his wife of Blackthorn was baptized May 20, 1716
[no John King marrying an Anne at that time period in the OFHS Marriage Index] [Ambrosden PR has a child chr in 1711 Henry s of William & Elizabbeth of Blackthorn] 1718 15 Apr chr John s of John & Anne King chr 1728 May 15 Tho: s iof John & Ann King of Bl chr 1732 Nov 29 John s of John & Anne King chr 1836 Aug 22 Tho: s of John King & Ann chr 1738 chr Eliz: d of Thomas King & Eliz

John King of Ambrosden 20 May 1780 Oxon Const Ct Admon F Oxon 3 14306 pt 2, pg 56 bachelor, deceased granted to Henry King, natural & lawful brother and next of Kin.

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name: Anne /King/
gender: Female
christening: 20 May 1716
Ambrosden, Oxford, England
burial: 30 Sep 1750
Wendlebury, Oxford, England


Parents
father: John /King/
mother: Anne //

Marriages (1)
spouse: Jeffery /Tredwell/
marriage: 12 Feb 1737
Bucknell, Oxford, England
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Notes
¦Letter from Rev. Jeffery Tredwell 5 Apr 1979 My grandfather's grandfather's grandfather - Jeffery Tredwell, yeoman of Wendlebury, Oxon (1703-1779) married Anne King of Bucknell 12/1/1737, he too being of Bucknell at the time.
Christmas letter from Rev. Jeffery Tredwell "When Prudence was 23 she married Edward Tredwell who was 26. Edward was born at Kidlington , (I have found no referemce to Edward's date of death except that it must have been between the date of the birth of their last child in 1706 and the death of Prudence as a widow in 1716.) near Oxford, where his father, grandfather and great grandfather wer farmers like most of the Tredwells. Perhaps it was because of this that he and Prudence were married in St. Michaels Church, Oxford, by lic. in Aug 1692. ..Edward was already living at Bucknell as a farmer, but later he is described as a maltster.He and Prudence had 2 dau & 3 sons. One son, born in Jan 1703, was named Jeffery. When he grew up he married Anne King of Bucknell, and moved to Wendlebury where he became one of the principal farmers. He, is of course where my first book started with.

...

Jeffery and Anne of Wendlebury had two sons and one daughter; William, then Jeffery who died as an infant, and you will see now why they called their daughter Prudence."

Bucknell PR chr 1703 Jeffery the son of Edward Tredwell, maltster, and Prudence his wife was born Jan 24 and bap Jan 30 mar 12 Feb 1737 Jeffrey Tredwell & Anne King botp

Wendlebury PR bur 1777 Apr 29 Tredwell, Jeffery

Will of Jeffery Tredwell Wendlebury W.D. 23 Apr 1777 W.P 9 Oct 1779 Oxford Const Ct Vol K p 88 SLFHL film # 095,096 yeoman to my dau Prudence Trafford wife of John Trafford of Wendlebury L250 to my 4 g children, Ann, Mary, Sarah & Rebecca Trafford daus of sd John & Prudence L20 when Rebecca is 21 to my 6 g children Jeffery, Ann, Wm, Sarah, Mary & Martha Tredwell sons & dau of my son William Tredwell and Sarah his wife L20 each when Martha is 21 to my g son Jeffery Tredwell my cottage in Bicester ME to g son Wm Tredwell - clock rest to my son Wm Tredwell, executor Wit: Thomas Basson, Thos Reading Probate: Wm Tredwell, son & executor

Will of John Tredwell, Newton Purcell W.D. 15 Sept 1762 W.P. 2 Oct 1762 mentions his brother Jeffery Tredwell

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name: Jeffery /Tredwell/
gender: Male
birth: 24 Jan 1703
Bucknell, Oxford, England
christening: 30 Jan 1703
Bucknell, Oxford, England
burial: 29 Apr 1777
Wendlebury, Oxford, England


Marriages (1)
spouse: Anne /King/
marriage: 12 Feb 1737
Bucknell, Oxford, England
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child 1: Prudence /Tredwell/
gender: Female
burial: 17 Jun 1816
Wendlebury, Oxford, England

child 2: William /Tredwell/
gender: Male
birth: 1738
of Chesterton, Oxford, England
death: 20 Jun 1807
Chesterton, Oxford, England
burial: 23 Jun 1807
Chesterton, Oxford, England

child 3: Jeffery /Tredwell/
gender: Male
birth: ABT 1740
of Chesterton, Oxford, England

Notes
¦MARRIAGE: Parish Register of Bucknell, Oxford, England; 1653-1812; transcribed by Donnette Stringham Smith from microfilm from the Bodleian Library, Oxford, England; (SLFHL book 942.57/B5, k29ch), originals later filmed by SLFHL (film # 993,080).
Mar: 23 May 1763 William Tredwell of Chesterton and Sarah King otp by lic

CHESTERTON MI - from OFHS Fiche E216 Curved headstone with decorated top with cherubs In Memory of WILLIAM TREDWELL who died 20th June [no year given] *** E217 Curved top headstone decorated with cherubs Sacred to the Memory of SARAH wife of WM TREDWELL Who departed this Life 10th March 1828 aged 9-.// P.R 90 years)

!BIRTH-MARRIAGE: Oxford Diocesan Marriage Bonds Index; 1661-1850; Original at Bodleian Library, Oxford, England; microfilm in possession of Donnette Stringham Smith, 6 May 1763 Bondsmen: William Tredwell of Chesterton, & Richard King of Bucknell William Tredwell & Sarah King of Bucknell, spinster William Tredwell, batchelour age 25 and Sarah King of Bucknell singlewoman age 22

!CHRISTENING-BURIAL: Parish Register of Chesterton, Oxford, England; 1539-1840; transcribed by Donnette Stringham Smith from film of original records at the Bodleian Library, Oxford, England; copy in possession of Donnette S. Smith, Idaho Falls, ID.

bur 1807 Jun 23 Tredwell William bur 1828 Mar 25 Tredwell Sarah, otp age 90 bur 1787 Nov 4 Tredwell Mary chr 1764 Apr 23 Tredwell Geofry s of Wm. & Sarah (BT spells it Geoffry) chr 1765 May 12 Tredwell Mary dau of Wm. & Sarah chr 1767 Feb 15 Tredwell Wm. son of W. & Sarah chr 1768 Jun 19 Tredwell Ann d of Willm. & Sarah chr 1771 Jan 27 Tredwell Sarah dau of Willm & Sarah chr 1773 Apr 4 Tredwell Mary dau of Willm & Sara chr 1775 Apr 16 Tredwell Martha dau of William & Sara chr 1778 Apr 5 Tredwell Elizabeth dau of Willm. & Sarah chr 1780 Jan 16 Tredwell Jan (sic) dau of Willm & Sara (Jane) chr 1782 May 26 Tredwell Shusanah (sic) Susannah) dau of Willm & Sarah

chr 1785 Nov 28 Tredwell John son of Willm & Ann (sic) (this is the only Tredwell family in Chesterton)

Will of William Tredwell of Chesterton W.D. 19 Jun 1807 W.P. 13 Oct 1807 Oxford Archdeacon's Ct Vol 28 pg 124 SLFHL film # 095,085 William the elder, yeoman to George Osmond of Bicester, draper, my messuage cottage or tenemoent in my own occupation in Chesterton as trustee for my wife Sarah Tredwell until her decease then to my daughters Martha Tredwell & Susannah during their lives if they shall so long live single and ummarried.

After their marriage or decease - to the use of my son Jeffery Tredwell Cottages shall be home and residence for my two daughters as long as they remain single but if they marry their interests shall cease To my wife my enclosed ground in Chesterton called Downfield Ground - after her decease to my sons Jeffery Tredwell and William Tredwell as tenants in common but to pay £100 to my grand children the sons and daughters of my late dau. Ann Jones deceased - share and share alike - at age 21 Also to pay £100 to my daughter Sarah hall at the decease of my wife To my wife my close ground in Chesterton in occupation of John King - after her decease to my son John tredwell To my son John Tredwell all my stock - articles of husbandry, etc. on the messuage and tenement farm lands in Oddington in his occupation.

To my daughters Martha Tredwell & Susannah Tredwell £150 each at my decease To my daughters Martha Tredwell and Susannah Tredwell and my daughter Elizabeth Rose £100 at death of my wife All the rest to my wife Sarah and she to be Executrix Wit: Henry Walford, William Davis, John Renn Probate: Sarah Tredwell widow and relict and executrix

Will of Jeffery Tredwell of Wendlebury [his father] W.D. 23 Apr 1777 W.P 9 Oct 1779 Oxford Const Ct Vol K p 88 SLFHL film # 095,096 yeoman to my dau Prudence Trafford wife of John Trafford of Wendlebury L250 to my 4 g children, Ann, Mary, Sarah & Rebecca Trafford daus of sd John & Prudence L20 when Rebecca is 21 to my 6 g children Jeffery, Ann, Wm, Sarah, Mary & Martha Tredwell sons & dau of my son William Tredwell and Sarah his wife L20 each when Martha is 21 to my g son Jeffery Tredwell my cottage in Bicester ME to g son Wm Tredwell - clock rest to my son Wm Tredwell, executor Wit: Thomas Basson, Thos Reading Probate: Wm Tredwell, son & executor

Abstract of Deed of Gift [copy sent to Donnette Smith by Revd. Jeffrey Tredwell Sep 1979] 10 May 1791 Mr. William Tredwell to Mr. Jeffery Tredwell This Indenture made the tenth day of May in the thirty-first year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord George the Third - 1791 between William Tredwell of Chesterton, Oxford, yeoman on the one part and Jeffery Tredwell of the Hamlet of Arncott in the Parish of Ambrosden, Oxford, yeomen, son of the said William Tredwell.

Whereas the said Jeffery Tredwell hath lately intermarried with Elizabeth Clarke the daughter of John Clarke of Newton Purcell, Oxford, yeoman, and the said William Tredwell in consideration of such marriage and of the natural Love and Affection which he hath and beareth for and towards his said Son, and also for other the considerations hereafter mentioned hath agreed to hive and yield up unto his said son Jeffery Tredwell All and every the farms Messuages Lands Tenements and hereditaments and Appurtenances which he the said William Tredwell now rents and occupies in the said Hamlet of Arncott aforesaid,...crops now growing...

And of the sum of five shillings to him in hand paid by the said Jeffery Tredwell.


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name: William /Tredwell/
gender: Male
birth: 1738
of Chesterton, Oxford, England
death: 20 Jun 1807
Chesterton, Oxford, England
burial: 23 Jun 1807
Chesterton, Oxford, England


Parents
father: Jeffery /Tredwell/
mother: Anne /King/

Marriages (1)
spouse: Sarah /King/
marriage: 23 May 1763
Bucknell, Oxford, England
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child 1: Mary /Tredwell/
gender: Female

child 2: Jeffery /Tredwell/
gender: Male
death: Tingewick, Buckingham, England
burial: 23 Feb 1851
Finmere, Oxford, England

child 3: Ann /Tredwell/
gender: Female
burial: 1 Jul 1801
Noke, Oxford, England

child 4: Mary /Tredwell/
gender: Female
burial: 4 Nov 1787
Chesterton, Oxford, England

child 5: William /Tredwell/
gender: Male
burial: 14 Feb 1852
Chesterton, Oxford, England

child 6: Sarah /Tredwell/
gender: Female
death: AFT 1824


child 7: Martha /Tredwell/
gender: Female
death: 2 Jun 1843
Chesterton, Oxford, England
burial: 7 Jun 1845
Chesterton, Oxford, England

child 8: John /Tredwell/
gender: Male
death: 6 Jan 1871
Chesterton, Oxford, England

child 9: Jane /Tredwell/
gender: Female
burial: 16 Feb 1780
Chesterton, Oxford, England

child 10: Susannah /Tredwell/
gender: Female

child 11: Elizabeth /Tredwell/
gender: Female

Notes
¦Finmere, Oxfordshire, England PR - OFHS fiche bur 1851 Feb 23 Tredwell, Jeffrey, 87 Tingewick
!CHRISTENING-BURIAL: Parish Register of Chesterton, Oxford, England; 1539-1840; transcribed by Donnette Stringham Smith from film of original records at the Bodleian Library, Oxford, England; copy in possession of Donnette S. Smith, Idaho Falls, ID.

bur 1807 Jun 23 Tredwell William bur 1828 Mar 25 Tredwell Sarah, otp age 90 bur 1787 Nov 4 Tredwell Mary chr 1764 Apr 23 Tredwell Geofry s of Wm. & Sarah (BT spells it Geoffry) chr 1765 May 12 Tredwell Mary dau of Wm. & Sarah chr 1767 Feb 15 Tredwell Wm. son of W. & Sarah chr 1768 Jun 19 Tredwell Ann d of Willm. & Sarah chr 1771 Jan 27 Tredwell Sarah dau of Willm & Sarah chr 1773 Apr 4 Tredwell Mary dau of Willm & Sara chr 1775 Apr 16 Tredwell Martha dau of William & Sara chr 1778 Apr 5 Tredwell Elizabeth dau of Willm. & Sarah chr 1780 Jan 16 Tredwell Jan (sic) dau of Willm & Sara (Jane) chr 1782 May 26 Tredwell Shusanah (sic) Susannah) dau of Willm & Sarah chr 1785 Nov 28 Tredwell John son of Willm & Ann (sic) (this is the only Tredwell family in Chesterton)

Ambrosden PR chr 22 Apr 1792 Tredwell, Mary Anne d Jeffery & Elizabeth of Arncot

Will of William Tredwell of Chesterton W.D. 19 Jun 1807 W.P. 13 Oct 1807 Oxford Archdeacon's Ct Vol 28 pg 124 SLFHL film # 095,085 William the elder, yeoman to George Osmond of Bicester, draper, my messuage cottage or tenemoent in my own occupation in Chesterton as trustee for my wife Sarah Tredwell until her decease then to my daughters Martha Tredwell & Susannah during their lives if they shall so long live single and ummarried.

After their marriage or decease - to the use of my son Jeffery Tredwell Cottages shall be home and residence for my two daughters as long as they remain single but if they marry their interests shall cease To my wife my enclosed ground in Chesterton called Downfield Ground - after her decease to my sons Jeffery Tredwell and William Tredwell as tenants in common but to pay £100 to my grand children the sons and daughters of my late dau. Ann Jones deceased - share and share alike - at age 21 Also to pay £100 to my daughter Sarah Hall at the decease of my wife To my wife my close ground in Chesterton in occupation of John King - after her decease to my son John Tredwell To my son John Tredwell all my stock - articles of husbandry, etc. on the messuage and tenement farm lands in Oddington in his occupation.

To my daughters Martha Tredwell & Susannah Tredwell £150 each at my decease To my daughters Martha Tredwell and Susannah Tredwell and my daughter Elizabeth Rose £100 at death of my wife All the rest to my wife Sarah and she to be Executrix Wit: Henry Walford, William Davis, John Renn Probate: Sarah Tredwell widow and relict and executrix

!PROBATE-RELATIONSHIP: Will of Martha Tredwell of Chesterton, Oxford, England; WD 26 Feb 1840 WP 11 July 1845; Oxfordshire Archdeaconry Ct Ser II Vol 34 p. 234; (SLFHL film # 095,089) Probate under L1500 testator died 2 June 1845 spinster cottage & gardens where I dwell to my niece Rachael Jones for her life then to my brother John Tredwell of Middleton Stoney, yeoman and Martha his wife after their decease to the heirs of said John Tredwell all the rest to said John Tredwell subject to the following legacies to my brother Jeffrey Tredwell L80 to my sister Sarah Hall L100 to my sister Susanna Bonner L100 to my nephew John Jones of Barton L40 tomy nephew James Rose L40 to my nephew Thomas Rose L10 to my nephew John Tredwell of Oddington L10 to my nephew John Hall L10 to my nephew Edward Hall L10 to my niece Elizabeth Tebby L10 to my niece Martha Jones 3 weekly for her life as he & I have pd her in the past to my brother John Tredwell - executor Wit: John Aplin, solicitor, Bicester, Isaac Thomas, W.H. Lindsey Probate: John Tredwell

Marriage Index OFHS fiche Tredwell, Jeffery of Ambrosden, & Clark, Elizabeth at Newton Purcell 2 May 1791

"Jeffery Tredwell, Yeoman of Wendlebury, Oxon and [Some of] his Descendants, by one of them."

By The Revd. Jeffery Tredwell, 104 Ewing Crescent, Dawesville, via Mandurah 6210, Western Australia, Oct 1976, with handwritten additions which are put in [brackets] in this transcription.

[pg 5] The story continues now through Jeffery, the eldest son of the Chesterton Grange family. On May 2nd. 1791, after the calling of banns, he married Elizabeth Clark in the Parish Church of St. Michael at Newton Purcell. Soon they moved to Cottisford where Jeffery was churchwarden of St. Mary's Church in 1793 and subsequent years. [His signature as such on B.T.s in the Bodleian was one of my biggest thrills and break-throughs in 1975.] They had three sons and three daughters.

[pg 5] It is of these sons of Jeffery and Elizabeth of Cottisford that something now must follow. All three were yeoman-type farmers of considerable means (1) Jeffery at Little Chesterton ( 2 ) John Clark at Oddington Grange (3) William at Bacon's House, Finmere

Abstract of Deed of Gift [copy sent to Donnette Smith by Revd. Jeffrey Tredwell Sep 1979] 10 May 1791 Mr. William Tredwell to Mr. Jeffery Tredwell This Indenture made the tenth day of May in the thirty-first year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord George the Third - 1791 between William Tredwell of Chesterton, Oxford, yeoman on the one part and Jeffery Tredwell of the Hamlet of Arncott in the Parish of Ambrosden, Oxford, yeomen, son of the said William Tredwell.

Whereas the said Jeffery Tredwell hath lately intermarried with Elizabeth Clarke the daughter of John Clarke of Newton Purcell, Oxford, yeoman, and the said William Tredwell in consideration of such marriage and of the natural Love and Affection which he hath and beareth for and towards his said Son, and also for other the considerations hereafter mentioned hath agreed to hive and yield up unto his said son Jeffery Tredwell All and every the farms Messuages Lands Tenements and hereditaments and Appurtenances which he the said William Tredwell now rents and occupies in the said Hamlet of Arncott aforesaid,...crops now growing...

And of the sum of five shillings to him in hand paid by the said Jeffery Tredwell.

Bloomfield - found at Bodleian 1976 Cottisford - pg 34 Church Wardens 1732 - John King 1763 - 1782 John King

Census 1801 in family males females Rev. Dr. Greenhill 9 5 4 Jeffery Tredwell 8 4 4 William Eaton 8 6 2 John Green 3 2 1 Richard Smith 5 2 3 John Barton 3 2 1 Thomas Judd 4 2 2 William Falconer 3 2 1 Thomas Farrin 5 3 2 John Moss 4 2 2 William Fox 5 3 2 James Grant 4 3 1 Henry Tebby 4 3 1 John Robson 2 1 1 Edward Harpwood 7 2 5 William Collett 5 2 3 John Price 3 2 1 Bartholomew Price 7 3 4 John Hall 2 1 1 James Tuffrey 2 1 1 William Sabin 5 4 1 William King 4 2 2 Jonah White 3 1 2

Totals 55 50

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name: Jeffery /Tredwell/
gender: Male
christening: 23 Apr 1764
Chesterton, Oxford, England
death: Tingewick, Buckingham, England
burial: 23 Feb 1851
Finmere, Oxford, England


Parents
father: William /Tredwell/
mother: Sarah /King/

Marriages (1)
spouse: Elizabeth /Clark/
marriage: 2 May 1791
Newton Purcell, Oxford, England
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child 1: John Clark /Tredwell/
gender: Male
death: 3 Oct 1849
Cottisford, Oxford, England
burial: 1849


child 2: Mary Ann /Tredwell/
gender: Female
birth: Arncot, Ambrosden, Oxford, England

child 3: Elizabeth /Tredwell/
gender: Female

child 4: Sarah /Tredwell/
gender: Female

child 5: Kitty Clark /Tredwell/
gender: Female

child 6: Jeffery /Tredwell/
gender: Male
birth: 30 Mar 1802
Cottisford, Oxford, England
death: 11 Jan 1881
Chesterton, Oxford, England
burial: 15 Jan 1881
Chesterton, Oxford, England

child 7: William /Tredwell/
gender: Male
burial: 28 Nov 1849
Finmere, Oxford, England

Notes
¦"Jeffery Tredwell, Yeoman of Wendlebury, Oxon and [Some of] his Descendants, by one of them."
By The Revd. Jeffery Tredwell, 104 Ewing Crescent, Dawesville, via Mandurah 6210, Western Australia, Oct 1976, with handwritten additions which are put in [brackets] in this transcription.

John Clark - given his mother's surname as his second Christian name at his Christening in the Cottisford Church on May 25th, 1795.- Child of Jeffery Tredwell & his wife Elizabeth Clark Tredwell [pg 5] It is of these sons of Jeffery and Elizabeth of Cottisford that something now must follow. All three were yeoman-type farmers of considerable means ...

John Clark - given his mother's surname as his second Christian name at his Christening at Cottisford Church on May 25th, 1795...

(1) Jeffery at Little Chesterton ( 2 ) John Clark at Oddington Grange (3) William at Bacon's House, Finmere [pg 10] John Clark Tredwell died Octr. 3rd 1849 aged 55 years, Cotisford [pg 6] (2) John Clark married Ann Hawkins in the Parish Church of St. Swithin, Merton, on Feb. 1st 1817. Ann was born at Brill in 1795 but her people had lived at Merton for some years. Soon after their marriage they took up residence in the stately homestead of the Grange Farm, Oddington, and here their twelve children were born.

One member of the family recorded not only the date of the births, but also the hour of the day or night and the day of the week, together with the time and date of deaths which occurred in the family. This was written on the blank fly-leaves of one or more books, which still remain (the leaves -not the books) in the collection of family papers. For the sake of brevity, the year of birth only is given in this list:

Richard 1818 - died at the Grange in 1831 Ann 1820 - was attending Islip School in 1830. Married a Mr. Packer and had a son John. [a clockmaker] John Clark 1821 -Had New House Farm.[and/or Rectory Farm] Died 1896. Buried in the Charlton-on-Otmoor Cemetery followed by Mary his wife in 1898.

Elizabeth 1823 - marrieaa Mr. Glover. Family: Caleb, Jabez & Hannah.

Sarah 1824 - died at New Hinksey 1871.

Martha 1826 - died 1905 Esther Turner 1827 - died and buried at Wendlebury 1910.

William 1829 - took up ''Barndon" Farm -more detail later on.

Jeffery 1831 - (Register has 'Geoffrey') -more detail later on.

Thomas 1832 - took up Manor Farm, Oddington, (273 acres) Employed 9 men and 2 boys.Married Mary Ann (Polly) [Fowler of Tingewick - sister of his bro. Wm’s wife, Sarah] late in life -still single in 1871 census. No family. Died 1911.

Esau 1834 - died 1835 James 1837 - continued at Oddington Grange after his father's death and later, probably after his mother's death in 1875, took up Weston Park Farm, Chesterton. Died 1908. [Known in the family as “Gentleman James”.] ...

[pg 10 longhand] “ From the Family Registers mentioned on page 6" John Clark Tredwell died Oct 3, 1849 aged 55 Cotisford Also Anne Tredwell died Oct 3rd 1875 aged 80 years His Book 1816 Her Maiden Names was Hawkins. They were married at Merton, Oxon in 1817 and both died at Oddington Grange Willm. Tredwell was born at Oddington Grainge on Thursday December 3rd, 1829 at one o’clock in the morning

OFHS Marriage Index Tredwell, John Clark of Cottisford w & Hawkins, Ann 1 Feb 1817 at Merton

Merton, Oxfordshire, England PR mar 1817 Feb 1 Tredwell, John Clark of Cottisford & Hawkins, Ann otp Wit: William Hawkins & Mary Hawkins LIC.

mar 1817 Dec 11 Jones, John of Charlton on Otmoor & Hawkins, Elizabeth otp Wit: John Tredwell , Ann Jones & Mary Hawkins LIC

Oxford Archdeacon's Marriage Bond Index 1817 Tredwell, Jno Clarke Cottesford Hawkins, Ann Merton 1817 Jones, Jno Charlton Hawkins, Elizth Merton

Oddington PR bur 1849 Oct 7 Tredwell, J.C. 56 years chr 1818 Oct 18 Tredwell, Richard s John Clark & Ann, farmer bur 1831 May 24 Tredwell, Richard 12 years scrophula chr 1820 Apr 2 Tredwell, Ann d John Clark & Ann, farmer chr 1821 May 10 Tredwell, John Clark s John Clark & Ann, farmer chr 1823 Jan 7 Tredwell, Elizabeth d John Clark & Anne, farmer, Oddington Grange chr 1823 Jul 20 Tredwell, Sarah d John Clark & Ann, farmer, Oddington Grange bur 1871 Feb 28 Tredwell, Sarah 46 Hincksey chr 1826 Feb 5 Tredwell, Martha d John Clarke & Anne, farmer bur 1905 Sep 29 Tredwell, Martha 80 Weston Park Farm, Chesterton chr 1827 Dec 16 Tredwell, Esther Turner d John Clarke & Anne, farmer chr 1829 Dec 20 Tredwell, William s John & Anne, farmer chr 1831 Mar 27 Tredwell, Geofferry s John & Anne, farmer chr 1832 jun 17 Tredwell, Thomas s John & Anne, farmer bur 1911 Sep 12 Tredwell, Thomas 79 chr 1834 Jun 22 Tredwell, Esau s John & Anne, farmer chr 1837 May 28 Tredwell, James s John Clarke & Anne, farmer bur 1908 Mar 10 Tredwell, James 71 Weston Pk Fm, Chesterton bur 1912 Sep 17 Tredwell, Mary Ann 76 Rose Cott., Wendlebury bur 1933 Feb 15 Treadwell, Jeffrey 73 cancer bur1943 dec 23 Treadwell, Elizabeth 85

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name: John Clark /Tredwell/
gender: Male
christening: 25 May 1795
Cottisford, Oxford, England
death: 3 Oct 1849
Cottisford, Oxford, England
burial: 1849


Parents
father: Jeffery /Tredwell/
mother: Elizabeth /Clark/

Marriages (1)
spouse: Ann /Hawkins/
marriage: 1 Feb 1817
Merton, Oxford, England
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child 1: Richard /Tredwell/
gender: Male
burial: 24 May 1831
Oddington, Oxford, England

child 2: Ann /Tredwell/
gender: Female

child 3: John Clark /Tredwell/
gender: Male
death: 1896


child 4: Martha /Tredwell/
gender: Female
death: Chesterton, Oxford, England
burial: 29 Sep 1905
Oddington, Oxford, England

child 5: Thomas /Tredwell/
gender: Male
burial: 12 Sep 1911
Oddington, Oxford, England

child 6: Esther Turner /Tredwell/
gender: Female
burial: 26 Jun 1910
Wendlebury, Oxford, England

child 7: James /Tredwell/
gender: Male
death: Chesterton, Oxford, England
burial: 10 Mar 1908
Oddington, Oxford, England

child 8: Esau /Tredwell/
gender: Male
burial: 9 Feb 1835
Oddington, Oxford, England

child 9: Elizabeth /Tredwell/
gender: Female

child 10: Sarah /Tredwell/
gender: Female
death: Hincksey, Oxford, England
burial: 28 Feb 1871
Oddington, Oxford, England

child 11: William /Tredwell/
gender: Male
burial: 9 Sep 1909
Oddington, Oxford, England

child 12: Jeffrey /Tredwell/
gender: Male
birth: 19 Jan 1831
Oddington, Oxford, England
death: 4 Mar 1921
Oddington, Oxford, England
burial: 9 Mar 1921
Finmere, Oxford, England

Notes
¦Oddington , Oxfordshire, England PR - copy privately owned chr 1829 Dec 20 Tredwell, William s John & Anne, farmer chr 1858 Aug 25 Tredwell, Elizabeth d William & Sarah, farmer chr 1861 Apr 18 Tredwell, Geoffrey s William & Sarah, farmer chr 1862 Oct 19 Tredwell, William s William & Sarah, farmer chr 1866 Feb 11 Tredwell, Mary Anne d William & Sarah, farmer chr 1868 Sep 13 Tredwell, Thomas s William & Sarah, farmer chr 1869 Sep 12 Tredwell, Agnes d William & Sarah, farmer chr 1871 Jun 25 Tredwell, Richard s William & Sarah, farmer bur 5 Dec 1892 Tredwell, Sarah 61 bur 9 Sep 1909 Tredwell, William 79
"JEFFERY TREDWELL, YEOMAN OF WENDLEBURY, OXON and [Some of] his Descendants, by one of them."

By The Revd. Jeffery Tredwell, Descent chart pg 8 & 9 William TREDWELL of Barndon Farm, Oddington b 1829, md Sarah FOWLER children: John Fowler (1857- ) baker of S. Newington, md Cissie HOWSE Elizabeth Jeffery William Mary Ann Thomas (1868- ) md Marion COOK Richard (1871-1947) of New House Farm, Oddington md Emily C.H. Wheeler (1899)

[pg 10] Willm Tredwell was born at Oddington Grainge on Thursday December 3rd, 1829 at one o'clock in the morning.

pg 6 - Took up "Barndon" Farm [pg 10 longhand] “ From the Family Registers mentioned on page 6" Willm. Tredwell was born at Oddington Grainge on Thursday December 3rd, 1829 at one o’clock in the morning pg 12 In doing so we begin with John Clark Tredwell's son William -born at the Grange on Thursday December 3rd. 1829 at l.a.m., being his 3rd. son and 8th child. Of his upbringing and education little is known, but there are indications that the family at this time was very affluent and he may have been rather carried away with the idea that a life of wealth and ease was before him. Be that as it may, when only about 21 years of age he took up Barndon Farm of 150 acres -adjoining the Grange and sometimes referred to as Middle Grange Farm. In his mid twenties he married Sarah Fowler, daughter of John Fowler the baker of Tingewick (probably connected with Robert Fowler of Little Rollright, breeder of high-quality long-horn cattle. )

The census return for 1871 reads thus:-

Middle Grange Farm 150 acres.

Tredwell William 41 born at Oddington Sarah wife 40 born at Tingewick Elizabeth scholar 12 Jeffery " 10 William " 8 Mary Ann " 5 Thomas 2 Emma Parrott servant Hannah Butler " Wm, Knight " James Goom " [a connection - distant- through marriage]

[Pg 13] The four servants are included because they lived in the house. Besides them there would be farm workers from the village -probably at least four or five. One of the servants, perhaps William Knight, was tutor of those put down as scholars, since this family thought it to be beneath their dignity to attend a local school. In addition to the normal subjects some of them were taught music and played piano or organ very well. [Jeffery was organist at Oddington Parish Church for some years.]

The eldest son, John Fowler, not included in the return, may have already at the age of fourteen, begun his apprenticeship in the baking trade. After qualifying he became the baker at [Islip and later at] South Newington and made this his life's work. He married Cissie Howse, daughter of the local blacksmith. His eldest son, Harry, was killed in France on Aug. 4th 1916. He was a Bugler in the Oxford and Bucks, Light Infantry. Three of John's daughters, Emily, Kitty and Louise still live at South Newington, and the and the other -Ethel, who lives at Fencott married William Honour. Their daughter Doris married William North, and where should their home be but Barndon Farm of which they own the freehold! [I stayed with them for nearly 6 months in 1977.] John's youngest son Alfred lives near Stratford-upon-Avon.

Thomas married Marion Cook and after farming at Weston-on-the-Green for a short period returned to Barndon for a few months and seemed to move several times after that. They had two daughters-Winnifred who took up teaching, and Kathleen who married a Mr. Claridge and lives at Witney.

Richard, [my father] the youngest son of William and Sarah of Barndon, must have been born shortly after the census was taken, in 1871. Like other members of this family he was brought up as a well-to-do gentleman farmer and was said to be the most handsome, best dressed man to be seen at the Oxford market! At this period Barndon homestead was referred to by the family as "Oddington House" -perhaps because they thought it sounded more stylish.

There are stories of the teenage boys playing cards all the morning when they should have been outside working or supervising the hired men. Their uncle Tom of Oddington Manor is said to have seen one of them one day wearing a spotlessly white smock (which were still worn at that time) where-upon he suggested that a handful of old hay should be put in the copper next time it was washed, to make it look as if the wearer worked sometimes I

As the years went on, one can only think that in the depressed state of farming generally, together with extravagant living, plus a casual attitude towards the demands of the farm, any capital William and Sarah possessed must have been dwindling away and their income decreasing. Sarah's father left her something in his will in 1864. William would receive his share of his father's estate upon the death of his mother in 1875. Jeffery of Little Chesterton, his uncle, left him 200 pounds and Sarah 100 pounds besides something for their sons. But such legacies would only ease rather than cure the decline which had set in.

1881 Census CD Dwelling: In Village Farm House Census Place: Weston On Green, Oxford, England Source: FHL Film 1341364 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 1506 Folio 19 Page 13 Marr Age Sex Birthplace William TREDWELL M 51 M Oddington, Oxford, England Rel: Head Occ: Farmer Of 252 Acres Emg 4 Men & 1 Boy Elizabeth TREDWELL U 22 F Oddington, Oxford, England Rel: Daur Occ: Farmers Daur William TREDWELL U 18 M Oddington, Oxford, England Rel: Son Occ: Farmers Son Ellen BOFFIN U 16 F Fewcott, Oxford, England Rel: Sert Occ: Genl Servant Domestic

1891 Census Oddington pg 59 Middle Grange Farm Sarah Tredwell wife mar 40 farmers wife Tingewick, Bucks Elizabeth Tredwell dau s 37 farmers dau Oddington Richard Tredwell son s 19 son Oddington Jeffery Tredwell son s 30 son Oddington Thomas Tredwell son s 22 son Oddington

Source Citation
"Pedigree Resource File," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.2.1/SYY2-3NV : accessed 20 September 2011), entry for William /Tredwell/

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name: William /Tredwell/
gender: Male
christening: 20 Dec 1829
Oddington, Oxford, England
burial: 9 Sep 1909
Oddington, Oxford, England


Parents
father: John Clark /Tredwell/
mother: Ann /Hawkins/

Marriages (1)
spouse: Sarah /Fowler/
marriage: ABT 1856
Hide children (8)

child 1: Mary Anne /Tredwell/
gender: Female

child 2: John Fowler /Tredwell/
gender: Male

child 3: Agnes /Tredwell/
gender: Female
burial: 25 Sep 1869
Oddington, Oxford, England

child 4: Jeffery /Tredwell/
gender: Male
burial: 15 Feb 1933
Oddington, Oxford, England

child 5: Elizabeth /Tredwell/
gender: Female
burial: 23 Dec 1943
Oddington, Oxford, England

child 6: William /Tredwell/
gender: Male
burial: 30 May 1890
Oddington, Oxford, England

child 7: Thomas /Tredwell/
gender: Male

child 8: Richard /Tredwell/
gender: Male
death: 1947
Oddington, Oxford, England

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name: Mary Anne /Tredwell/
gender: Female
christening: 11 Sep 1866
Oddington, Oxford, England


Parents
father: William /Tredwell/
mother: Sarah /Fowler/

Marriages (1)
spouse: Edward /Brain/
marriage: 15 Aug 1903
Luton, Bedford, England


Notes
¦Oddington, Oxfordshire, England PR chr 1866 Feb 11 Tredwell, Mary Anne d William & Sarah, farmer
"JEFFERY TREDWELL, YEOMAN OF WENDLEBURY, OXON and [Some of] his Descendants, by one of them."

By The Revd. Jeffery Tredwell, Descent chart pg 8 & 9 William TREDWELL of Barndon Farm, Oddington b 1829, md Sarah FOWLER children: ...

Mary Ann ...

The census return for 1871 reads thus:- Middle Grange Farm 150 acres.

Tredwell William 41 born at Oddington Sarah wife 40 born at Tingewick ...

Mary Ann " 5 ...

Oddington PR bur 1912 Sep 17 Tredwell, Mary Ann, 76 Rose Cott., Wendlebury [If this age was really written as 46 this could be the right Mary Ann]

1881 Census Oddington Dwelling: Middle Grainge Farm Census Place: Oddington, Oxford, England Source: FHL Film 1341364 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 1505 Folio 78 Page 14 Marr Age Sex Birthplace Sarah TREDWELL M 50 F Tingewick, Buckingham, England Rel: Wife (Head) Occ: Farmer 150 Acres Employing One Man Jeffery TREDWELL U 20 M Oddington, Oxford, England Rel: Son Occ: Farmers Son Mary Ann TREDWELL 15 F Oddington, Oxford, England Rel: Daur Occ: Farmers Daur Thomas TREDWELL 12 M Oddington, Oxford, England Rel: Son Occ: Farmers Son Richard TREDWELL 9 M Oddington, Oxford, England Rel: Son Occ: Farmers Son Ann GODFREY 14 F Merton, Oxford, England Rel: Servt Occ: General Servt

Received 18 May 2006 From: "Bob" To: "'Donnette S Smith'" Date: Thu, 18 May 2006 Marriage Certificate from the General Register Office 15 Aug 1903 Luton, Bedford Edward Brain age 27, bachelor, laborer, of Nether Crawley, Stopoly, son of Thomas Brown, lab Mary Ann Tredwell age 36, spinster, domestic servant, of Nether Crawley, Stopley, dau of William Tredwell Farmer, both signed and witnessed by Robert Weatherhead & A.F. Barnard.

Registrar- Edward Barnard Thomas Henry Taylor - Deputy Superintendent Registrar

FreeBMD Marriages Sep 1903 Brain Edward Luton 3b 960 TREDWELL Mary Ann Luton 3b 960 The district Luton spans the boundaries of the counties of Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire

Possible

BRAIN, Edward Head Married M 40 1871 Farm Labourer Oxon Weston on the Green VIEW
BRAIN, Mary Ann Wife Married
10 years F 45 1866 Oxen Oddington VIEW

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RG number:
RG14 Piece:
9024 Reference:
RG14PN9024 RG78PN479 RD178 SD2 ED31 SN55

Registration District:
Luton Sub District:
Luton Enumeration District:
31 Parish:
Stopsley

Address:
Stopsley Luton Bedfordshire County:
Bedfordshire

No children, as stated on the original image


George

name: Mary Ann Tredwell
age: 15
gender: Female
birth year: 1866
birthplace: Oddington, Oxfordshire, England
relationship to head of household: Daughter
marital condition: Single
profession/occupation: Farmers Daur
address: Middle Grainge Farm
census place: Oddington, Oxfordshire, England
record type: Household
family history library film: 1341364
the national archives reference: RG11
piece/folio: 1505 / 78
page number: 14

Please could someone look up Mary Brain, nee Tredwell (b 1866, Oxon). I think she was living in Luton, Beds. Mary ran off with the farm hand, Edward Brain and married him in Luton 1903. I'd like to know their address and whether they had any children.

many thanks

Angela