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Darryl Rowlett, in "Rowlett: The First 225 Years", quotes a Mrs
Jefferson Davis Rowlett of Murrays, Kentucky, who several decades ago, stated
that Worsham's history goes back to the "illustrious DeVere family" of
England, which was connected to most of the Barons of Runnemede and other royal
lines.
Of interest is this message posted by Roy
Stockdill, 2005, who refers to the Web page of the Guild of One-Name Studies:-
www.one-name.org:
As a member of the GOONS committee and Editor of the Journal of
One-Name Studies, I naturally find this whole area of surnames and how many can be said
to be "single-origin" names utterly fascinating. By "single-origin" we mean a rare
surname (and some now not-so-rare) that undoubtedly derived centuries ago from just one
person or couple.
Whenever you find a surname that is relatively common in one
particular place or area and found hardly anywhere else, then it is virtually certain
that it will be a single-origin surname. I have mentioned SHACKLETON, one of my
ancestral names that is now, in fact, a relatively common surname but still of single
origin in my view. However, a much better example is one of my other family names,
WORSNOP, which was the name of a great-grandmother. Now, this name, according to George
Redmonds, is actually a corruption or development via WORSNAM or WORSMAN of WOLSTENHOLME,
a place name in the parish of Rochdale. Someone from there crossed the border into
Yorkshire (sensible fellow!) and the name developed in the Calder Valley from the 14th
century, then ramified into Birstall and Tong. It's now found overwhelmingly in Bradford
and Leeds. According to Redmonds, it was not unusual for a final "m" to interchange with
a final "p", hence the transformation from Worsnam to Worsnop/Worsnap/Worsnip.
Once again, I provide the evidence from Surname Atlas. In 1881 there
were 833 occurrences (in 11 variants), 617 of them in Yorkshire West Riding and no
significant figures anywhere else but Lancashire (87). When the Poor Law Option is
applied, the largest numbers were in Bradford (244) and Bramley (126). That WOLSTENHOLME
and WORSNOP became separate surnames, one prevailing in Lancashire and one in Yorkshire,
is illustrated by the fact that Wolstenholme (in 44 variants) in 1881 had 3126
occurrences, 2283 of them in Lancashire, 466 in Yorkshire, 102 in Derbyshire, and a
sprinkling elsewhere.
I see numerous names mentioned in this list which I would suggest are
quite clearly single-origin surnames and Surname Atlas can often provide the evidence to
support this, since the distribution pattern of a surname probably didn't change all
that much from the medieval period to the 1881 census. It's only since the arrival of
mass communications, transport and job mobility in the 20th century that surname
distribution patterns have changed very much - and even today you still find some names
overwhelmingly concentrated in one area. Worsnops, for instance, even today, and
principally found in Leeds and Bradford.
According to Name Origin Research
www.surnamedb.com, the
surname Worsham is:
Recorded as Worsam, Worssam, Worsham, Worsom and others, this is an
English surname.It originates from Worsham, a village in the county of Sussex, recorded
as Wyrtlesham, in the famous Anglo-Saxon Chronicles of the year 772 a.d. The place name
shares the same first element as that in Wartling, a village not far away from Worsham,
which is the pre 7th century personal name "Wyrtel", with -ham, meaning a village,
manor, or homestead, and a common element in English place names. In some instances the
name may be from "Worsman", a variant of Wolstenholme, a locational name from a place in
Lancashire, from the personal name "Wulfstan", or wolf-stone, plus the Viking "holmr",
meaning an island, or dry land on a fen. Examples of recordings include Johanis Worsom,
the son of Roberti Worsom, christened on September 8th 1594, at Selborne, Hampshire,
Elizabeth Worsham married Isaac Griggs on May 10th 1614, at East Hanningfield, Essex,
Edmond Worsam christened on November 21st 1641, at St Olave's Southwark, London, whilst
Mary, the daughter of John Worssam, was christened on February 25th 25th 1645, at Old
Alresford, Hampshire. Perhaps the first recorded spelling of the family name may be that
of John Woorsnam. This was dated November 28th 1591, when he married Katherine Manton,
at St Olave's, Hart Street, city of London, during the reign of Queen Elizabeth 1,
known as "Good Queen Bess", 1558 - 1603. Surnames became necessary when governments
introduced personal taxation. In England this was sometimes known as the Poll Tax.
Throughout the centuries, surnames in every country have continued to "develop" often
leading to astonishing variants of the original spelling.
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The following is about Worsham Bottom,
Oxfordshire, England:
'Romano-British remains: County houses', A history of the County of Oxford: Volume 1 (1939), pp. 306-324. URL:
http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=101933.
E. Country Houses and Frams
About thirty
country-houses or farms have been definitely identified within Oxfordshire, though in
one or two instances the remains may have formed part of some building other than a
house. Of most of them only fragments have survived—a bath or a pavement; indeed the
foundations of only two have been completely opened and only one has been scientifically
explored. There are, however, traces of several other buildings in the county which also
may turn out to be country-houses or farms. The available evidence is too slight to draw
any conclusions about the character, history, or economy of these estates. One or two
facts, however, do emerge.
The structure at
Worsham Bottom looks as if it had been
originally built for baths and later converted into a simple dwelling ranging over the
whole Roman period.
17. Wilcote. (1)
Tiles stamped with a rectangular pattern with mortar adhering, coloured plaster, and
apparently one pillar of a hypocaust, are to be found by a brook (on each side of it)
which drains into the Evenlode, SE. of Shakenoak Farm, Wilcote Manor, and south of the
lane to Bridewell Farm, North Leigh. They seem to indicate a small house beside the
water, like that at Worsham Bottom (no. 19). It
is reasonable to connect with this house the denarius of Faustina, seal-box, and 3
intaglios (Pl. XVII, a) found close by on Bridewell Farm, North Leigh, q.v., p.
341 below. [The tiles are in the Ashmolean Museum. Information from Mr. Martyn Jope.]
Fig. 34
(2) The second
site in this parish on Akeman Street is more probably a village (see above, p. 298), but
it may be a house. See Topographical Index.
18. Asthall. (1
and 2) For traces of structures in the village, see the Topographical Index.
19. Asthall. (3)
A small house, built perhaps originally as a bath, in
Worsham Bottom, ½ mile below Worsham Mill,
actually on the River Windrush (north side), though not now on the main channel, was
first dug in 1908 by the Rev. G. Engleheart and Mr. E. A. Rawlence. It was further
examined by Dr. A. E. Peake in 1917, but it has never been published. Fig. 34 shows the
plan of the foundation as left by Dr. Peake and still standing. In the main it agrees
with a sketch-plan by him to be found in a letter to Professor Haverfield. This plan and
the notes available are difficult to interpret, but the absence of a corridor and the
presence of heating arrangements show that the original structure, including rooms 4–7
and 9–11, was a bath-building with entrance and dressing-rooms in 4 and heated rooms
(brick pillars) in 6 and 7. One would normally look for the furnace south of 7, where
some foundations existed adjoining the west wall of 8, but the level here is close to
the water and possibly therefore it was west of 6; if so, 3, which was added not long
after the original building, may be explained as a fuel-store. The unusual width, except
at the north end, of the walls, which are also said to be very deep, may have been
caused by the slope of the ground southwards as well as by the proximity of the stream,
and perhaps for these reasons they may have carried an upper storey. The wide walls are
well built, in contrast to the additions, which are irregularly built. Room 8, with the
only tessellated floor, of coarse tile work, must have been added either during the
building of the bath or shortly after; its floor is at a lower level than the
hypocaustrooms and it probably had a pent roof. In the second period the baths were
enlarged: another hot-room was added at 5, and a sunk bath lined with thick plaster was
made inside the NW. corner of 6, and at this time the furnace and stoke-hole must have
been in 4; there were further alterations in this room and in 7, which cannot now be
made out because they were filled in by Dr. Peake. No. 3 was enlarged and divided into
two rooms, possibly for service, and 1 was also added, perhaps to take the place of 4;
another heated room on a stone-pillared hypocaust, probably with a sunk bath, was added
on the east at 15 and Dr. Peake's sketch-plan shows traces of a stoke-hole in the south
wall. The curious structure on the south side of 9, added before the last period, when a
floor was built above it, may possibly have belonged to a staircase to an upper floor.
Finally, in Period III, the baths appear to have been converted into a dwelling-house;
most of the baths were filled in and the flues stopped up, and the floors raised, though
apparently one hypocaust on the west was rebuilt at a higher level; a series of rooms
was also added on the east (12–17). The new floors were mainly of opus signinum
and good hard concrete, and the walls were decorated with coloured plaster, much of
which was found. Both roof-tiles and roofing-slates were used. The pillar-base in 4,
which occurs in Dr. Peake's sketch-plan, is unexplainable; the thickening of the east
wall of 4 is shown at this point on the plan, but it may have occurred a little farther
north or south.
The objects
discovered appear not to have been very numerous. The pottery, distinguished by an
absence of Samian ware, dated from the 2nd century but much of it was of the 3rd and 4th
centuries. At what date the curious cylinder-shaped vessel in good buff-coloured ware,
shown in Fig. 35, was made, it is not possible to say. Only five coins are recorded, two
of Gallienus, one of Carausius, and two Constantinian, and there were practically no
other metal objects. On the whole it would seem that the period of occupation, whether
as bath or house, was perhaps not more than 150–180 years.
A building is
thought to exist in the adjoining field on the west by its eastern fence, towards the
top of the slope, a probable site for the house to which the baths belonged. [Haverfield
MSS. Information from Dr. A. E. Peake, now at Bath, who still has the objects he found
and a model he made, though his notes are loSt We are much indebted to Mr. J. J. Leeming
for the plan and to members of the O.U.A.S., particularly to Mr. R. G. Goodchild, for
help in clearing and measuring the building.]
Widford. In the
chancel of the church is a fragment of a tessellated pavement, apparently the box
pattern and possibly, therefore, late. It is difficult to make out whether it underlies
the church or has been imported into the church, but more likely the former, for
fragments are also said to have been found in the churchyard, and the neighbouring field
contains obvious signs of structures. It lies close to the river Windrush and was
probably much like the little house at Worsham
Bottom, Asthall (no. 19), from which it is only distant about 2 miles. [W. J. Monk,
Walks and Drives round Burford, 1902, p. 3.]
Fig. 35. Buff-Coloured
Vessel from Worsham Bottom, Asthall. ¼
Geoffrey Worssam compiled Notes On The Origin Of The Name Worsham that
descends from Robert & Olive (Todman) Worsham. A copy of his notes are in
the Library of Congress. Geoffrey lived in Swanage, Eng. and for many years did
research on the Worsham & Worssam family name along with his cousin Leslie
Worssam of Sevenoaks, Eng. Geoffrey died Oct 1994 in Canada. Leslie stated in a
letter to Pat Kruse dated 13 Mar 1996 that within Worsham families there have
been various ways of spelling the surname. Worsham was the usual spelling down
to 1770 although there was one entry as Worsum and one as Worsam. Leslie has
copies of wills of various Worshams & other similar surnames from the 16th
century but none have made any reference to sons William & George. Leslie
also wrote: "The very presence of these wills from groups point to there
having been a number of other families who have since disappeared or the
surnames have progressively changed to something not immediately associated with
Worsham."
The following two sections are primarily the result of the research of Geoffry
Worssam.
The
Richard Worsham section is mostly from "Extant UK Branch #3, "Worsham .. Worsam
of Wootton St Lawrence, Worting & Farnham", by Geoffrey E. Worssam of
Swanage, England, Jun 1986. This descendant tree was furnished by Antony
"Tony" Worsam of Cheltenham, England, 2002.
Richard Worsham
1. Richard Worsham (or
Wyssam) b abt 1500 of Hampshire, England, and d 1548 Wootton, St Lawrence,
Hampshire, England (as Wissam). He m Joanne who d 1580 Wootton St Lawrence,
Hampshire, England. His will dtd 27 Sep 1548, pvd Dec 12, with inventory value
L 6-4-0d including cattle & sheep (made by Richard Wether & Nicholas
Robnett) named children (Robert, Joane, John, Enid or Elizabeth, John "the
elder", Joan, Robert, John "the younger") with legacy of one
sheep to each child. Wife Joane appointed executrix & residuary legatee
(witness Richard Weather, Thomas Hale, & John Brykylton). Joane’s Will (as
Wyssome) 3 Feb 1579/80, pvd 12 Apr 1580, with inventory L 29.5.6d (made by Wm Randelle & Umfrye Poynder) named children (Enid or Elizabeth, John, Joan,
Robert, John "the younger", Hew, Gilbert) with legacy to each &
appoints John "the younger" as Exor & residuary legatee. (witness
John Woodman, Thomas Robnet husbandmen of Wooton St Lawrence). (Geoffrey E.
Worssam of Swanage, England, Jun 1986)
Children:
1.1. Robert Wyssam
b abt 1532 of Hampshire,
England.
1.2. Joane Wyssam
b abt 1533 of Hampshire,
England.
1.3. John Wyssam
b abt 1535 of Hampshire,
England.
1.4. Enid or Elizabeth
Wyssam of Hampshire, England. Richard Worshams will 1548 Sep 27, pvd
Dec 12, named child Enid or Elizabeth who m & had child Elizabeth, 1580
named with legacy in will of Joane, her grandmother.
1.5. John Wissam
"the elder" b abt 1537 Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire, England; d Mar 1603/04, Wootton
St Lawrence, Hampshire, England. He m An Simson 5 Nov 1573 of Wootton
St Lawrence, Hampshire, England. (Hampshire Register of Marriages, 1580-1812)
John bur 1604 Mar 10, aged 67 (as Wissam) at Wootton St Lawrence 1577 May 11,
as a talor aged 40 (as Wyssam) native of Wootton St Lawrence was a witness in
Winchester Consistory Court Case re tithers at Oakley 1573 Nov 5 as John
Wissam senior at Wootton St Lawrence.
Children:
1.5.1. Ann Wissam of Wootton
St Lawrence,
Hampshire, England; d Jul 17, 1576 Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire, England.
1.5.2. John Wissam of Wootton
St Lawrence,
Hampshire, England. John 1580 named by Joanna in her will as son of her eldest
son John, issue of John, no indication of which John.
1.5.3. Richard Wissam
b aft 1574 of Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire, England.
1.6. Joan Wyssam of Hampshire, England.
1.7. Robert Wyssam
b abt 1547 Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire, England.
Robert (as Worsam) 12 Feb 1585/6 a shearman aged 38, & a native of Wooton St Lawrence but of Basingstoke since 1570, see Winchester Consistery Court
Cause Papers 1580. His mothers Will gives legacies to his two unnamed
children, m pre 1580. Robert’s Will (as Wyssome) 1579/80 Feb 3, pvd 1580
Apr 12, with inventory L 29.5.6d named child Robert.
Children:
1.7.1. Worsam
b aft 1563 of Basingstoke, Hampshire, England.
1.7.2. Worsam b
aft 1564 of Basingstoke, Hampshire, England.
1.8. John Wyssam "the younger"
b abt 1548 Wootton, St Lawrence, Hampshire, England; d Feb 1613/14, Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire, England. Richard’s 27 Sep 1548 Will, pvd Dec 12,
named child John "the younger", 1579 as of Nether Wooten was
churchwarden at Wooton St Lawrence & is named in various documents (as Wissam, Wysam & Wesam), 15 Feb 1613/4 bur at Wooton
St Lawrence (as Wissam). Joane’s Will (as Wyssome) 3 Feb 1579/80, pvd 1580 Apr 12, with
inventory L 29.5.6d named child John "the younger", with legacy to
each & appoints John "the younger" as Exor & residuary
legatee.
Children:
1.8.1. Jane Worsam
b abt 1576 of Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire, England.
1.8.2. John Wissam
b abt 1577 of Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire, England.
1.8.3. Elizabeth Wissam
b abt 1580 of Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire, England & bapt 20 Feb 1580/81 (as Wissam).
Elizabeth Wissam m Lucas Etherige, 29 Aug 1602, Wootton St Lawrence,
Hampshire, England. (Hampshire: Register of Marriages, 1580-1812)
1.8.4. Joane Worsam
b abt 1582 of Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire, England. Johanna Wissam m Johannes John
5 Nov
1609 Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire, England. (Hampshire: Register of
Marriages, 1580-1812)
1.8.5. John Wisam
b abt 1584 of Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire, England; d Jan 1622/23 Wootton, St Lawrence, Hampshire,
England, & bur 16 Jan 1623/24 Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire, England.
1.8.6. Richard Wisam
b abt 1587 of Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire, England.
1.8.7. Thomas Wisam
b abt 1590 of Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire, England; Thomas bapt 6 Jan 1590/1 (as Wysam)
1.8.8. Arthur Wisam
b abt 1592 of Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire, England. Arthur bapt 18 Apr 1592 (as Wisam)
Child:
1.8.8.1. Arthur Wisam
b abt 1620 Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire,
England, Arthur Wissam, bapt 1620 Oct 4 at Wootton St Lawrence.
1.8.9. Philip Wisam
b abt 1596 of Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire, England; d Jul 4, 1635 of Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire, England. Philip bapt 27 Sep 1596 (as Wisam), 1621,1629,1630
churchwarden at Wootton St Lawrence, bur 1635 Jul 4 (as Wissam)at Wootton St Lawrence,
Hampshire, England. He m Maria Cooper 22 Mar 1617/18 Wootton
St Lawrence, Hampshire,
England. (Hampshire Register of Marriages, 1580-1812)
Children:
1.8.9.1. Mary Wissham
b abt 1619 Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire,
England. Mary bapt 1619 Mar 12 (as Wissham) Wootton St Lawrence.
1.8.9.2. John Wissam
b abt 1621, Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire,
England; d 1674, Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire, England; m Vidua abt
1646 of Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire, England. She d 1709 Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire, England. John bur. 7 Jun 1674, Wootton
St Lawrence,
Hampshire, England & Vidua bur. 29 Oct 1709, Wootton St Lawrence,
Hampshire, England.
1.8.9.3. Robert Wissam
b abt 1624 Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire,
England
1.8.9.4. Philip Wissam
b abt 1626 Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire,
England, bapt. 2 Jul 1626 (as Wissam) Wootton St Lawrence.
1.8.9.5. Richard Wissam
b abt 1627 Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire,
England; m 1657 at Odiham Cath Menjam (widow) as Maltster of Basing/Overton.
1.8.9.6. Martin Wissam
b abt 1630 Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire,
England; bapt. 11 Apr 1630 (as Wissa) Wootton St Lawrence; d 4 Sep 1712,
Basing, England (as Worsam). Martin (as Wissome) m 1st) Elener Upton 14 Oct
1658, Basing, England; m 2nd) Elnr Randall 7 Oct 1672 Basing, England, she
d bef. 1705.
1.8.9.7. Elizabeth Wissam
b abt 1632 Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire,
England; Elizabeth bapt 1632 Oct 28 (as Wissam) Wootton St Lawrence.
1.8.9.8. Edward Wissam
b abt 1635 Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire,
England; d Feb 1705/06 Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire, England. He
(as Wisham) m Elizabeth abt 1669 of Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire,
England. Edward bapt. 26 Apr 1635 (as Wissam) Wootton St Lawrence & bur.
(as Wisham) 10 Feb 1705/6 at Wootton St Lawrence. Elizabeth d Apr 1712 Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire, England & bur. 29 Apr 1712.
Children:
1.8.9.8.1. Elizabeth Wisham
b abt 1670 Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire,
England & bapt 25 Feb 1670/71 (as Wisham) Wootton St Lawrence.
1.8.9.8.2. Robert Wisham
b Apr 1674 Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire,
England; d Apr 1674, Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire, England. Robert bapt.
14 Apr 1674 & bur 25 Apr 1674 (as Wisham) Wootton St Lawrence.
1.8.9.8.3. Edward Wisham
b Apr 1676, Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire,
England; d May 1676, Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire, England. Edward bapt 26
Apr 1676 & bur. 16 May 1676 (as Wisham) Wootton St Lawrence.
1.8.9.8.4. John Wisham
b abt 1679 Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire, England; d abt 1728 Wootton St Lawrence,
Hampshire, England. John bapt 1679 Apr 6 (as Wisham) Wootton St Lawrence, bur. 8 Mar
1728/9 (as Wisham). John m Mary Menslow 2 Nov 1704 Steventon, England as of Church Oakley (as Wisham)
Mary Menslow, 1728, was allocated a pew in Wootton St Lawrence as "young
John Wisham's wife."
Children:
1.8.9.8.4.1. John Wisham
b 8 Jun 1706 Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire, England; d May 1742 Basingstoke,
Hampshire, England. He m Ann Bignall
7
Jun 1731 Basingstoke, Hampshire, England. She d Sep 1764 Basingstoke,
Hampshire, England. John bur 1742 May 28 (as Wisham) at Basingstoke as Husbandsman of Wootton
St Lawrence. Ann Bignall m 1st) Hartley
Wintney. Ann bur 1764 Sep 24 (as Wisham) at Basingstoke.
Children:
1.8.9.8.4.1.1. Mary Wisham
b abt 1732 Basingstoke, Hampshire, England; bapt 11 Jan 1732/3 at Basingstoke (as Wissham)
1.8.9.8.4.1.2. John Wisham
b abt 1734 Basingstoke, Hampshire, England; d Mar 1771, Basingstoke, Hampshire,
England. John bapt 10 Feb 1734/5 (as Wissham) at Basingstoke, bur 14 Mar 1771 Mar (as
Wisham) at Basingstoke. He m Elizabeth Groves "Betty" 6 Dec 1756 Basingstoke, Hampshire,
England (as Worsum). She d Oct 1771 Worting, England & bur 20 Oct 1771
at Worting.
Children:
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1. John Worsham
b abt 1757 Basingstoke, Hampshire,
England; d aft 1785 of Worting, England. John Worsham m Hannah
Chivers 25 Oct 1774 North Waltham, Hampshire, England.
Children:
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.1. Elizabeth Worsam
b abt 1775, Worting, England; bapt
3 Sep 1773 (as Wissom) at Worting. She m 1st) Preston Offes
1802 St Marylebone, England. (Pallot's Marriage Index for England: 1780 - 1837 ) She m 2nd) Lot Garthe.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.2. Mary Wisham
b abt 1777 Worting, England, bapt 16 Feb
1777 (as Wissom) at Worting.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.3. John Worsam
b abt 1778 of Worting, England; d 4 Feb
1851, Windsor, England. John bapt 18 Oct 1778 (as Wissom) at Worting. John
Worsam, as a carpenter, m Elizabeth Orford 18 Apr 1804 Odiham,
England. (Pallot's Marriage Index for England: 1780 – 1837) She d 4 Apr
1839 Windsor, England.
Children:
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.3.1. Elizabeth Worsam
b 1805 Odiham, England; m
James Hartley, May 19, 1828. Elizabeth bapt 18 Feb 1805 (as Worsam) at
Odiham, mrg. wit by John Worsam & Mary Ann Worsam.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.3.2. Mary Worsam
b 25 Oct 1806 Odiham, England. Mary
bapt 23 Nov 1806 (as Worsam) at Odiham.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.3.3. John Worsam
b 8 Dec 1808, Odiham, England, bapt 8 Jan 1809 (as Worsam) at Odiham. In the
1851/61 cens he is a bricklayer at Clewer Windsor. He m Eleanora Attaway abt 1836 Windsor, England.
Eleanora b abt 1814 of Windsor, England.
Children:
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.3.3.1. Eleanora Worsam
b 1837 Windsor or Clewer,
England. She is in England and Wales, Civil Registration Index: 1837-1900,
as Eleanora Worsam, 1837 Quarter: Sep, Record Type: Births, Dist: Windsor,
Vol. 6, p.211. She m in Windsor 1857.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.3.3.2. Sarah Ann Worsam
b 1840 Clewer, England.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.3.3.3. Maria Worsam
b 1844, Clewer, England. In 1861
she lived with her parents & Elizabeth at 99 Spikal? Rd, Clewer.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.3.3.4. Elizabeth Jane Worsam
b 1847 Clewer, England.
In England and Wales, Civil Registration Index: 1837-1900 is: Elizabeth
Jane Worsam, Yr 1871 Quarter: Sep, Type: Marriages, District: Windsor, Vol:
2c, p758. She m 1871 in Windsor.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.3.4. Sarah Worsam
b 12 Jan 1812 Odiham, England. Sarah
bapt Feb 16 (as Worsam) at Odiham.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.3.5. William Worsam
b 11 Sep 1814 Odiham, England; d 1878 Farnham, England.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.3.6. James Worsam
b abt 1817 Odiham, England; d 1860,
Windsor, England. James bapt 11 May 1817 (as Worsam) at Odiham.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.3.7. Henry Worsam
b abt 1819 Odiham, England. Henry
bapt 20 Jun 1819 (as Worsam) at Odiham
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.3.8. Charles Worsam
b abt 1820 Odiham, England; d Sep
1856 Basingstoke, Hampshire, England. Charles bapt 27 May 1821.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.3.9. Susan Worsam
b abt 1823 Odiham, England; d 1856.
Susan bapt 13 Jul 1823 (as Worsam) at Odiham & m Dec 1854 at St Paueras?
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.4. William Worsam
b abt 1780, Worting, England; d aft 1851 of Basingstoke, Hampshire, England. He m Frances Goddard 10 Jan 1809
Monk Sherborne, England. Frances b abt 1783 of Hannington, England and d 4 Jan 1870 Basingstoke, Hampshire, England. William bapt 27 May 1780 (as
Wissom) at Worting, in 1809 was a baker, 1851 census as aged 71, a pauper,
blind, living with wife at 33 Salisbury Rd, Basingstoke. In 1855 Frances was
notified death of bro in law George Worsam, and in the 1861 census ahe was
at 80 Victoria Place, Worting with grandson Albert Prichard, 16, a gardener.
Children:
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.4.1. Harriet Worsam
b abt 1810 Worting, England & bapt 18 Mar 1810 (as Worsam) at Worting. Harriet Worsam
m Dan
Pritchard,
1832, Basingstoke, England. (Pallot's Marriage Index for England: 1780 –
1837)
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.4.2. William Worsam
b abt 1812, Worting, England; d 4 Jan 1861, Basingstoke, Hampshire, England. William bapt 5 Apr 1812 at Worting (as Worsam) 1838 & 1849 a baker s/o William & 1851 cens as
Agree Laborer living at 52 Salisbury Rd Basingstoke with wife & 6 children. He m Mary Ann Paice 8 Nov 1838 Basingstoke, Hampshire, England.
(England and Wales, Civil Registration Index: 1837-1900, 1838 Quarter: Dec,
District: Basingstoke, Vol 7, p81) Mary, d/o James Paice laborer of
Basingstoke, was b abt 1815 Basingstoke, Hampshire, England. In 1861 Mary was a
dressmaker at 50 White St Worting with husband & grandaughter
Edith J. Raybourne who was b cir 1857 in Chelsea.
Children:
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.4.2.1. Sarah Ann Worsam
b 1839 Basingstoke, Hampshire,
England; d 18 May 1888 Farnham, Surrey, England. Her will pvd 1888 Jun 14
estate L 1338 by Andrew Croser plumber & John Edwin Hole.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.4.2.2. William Robert Worsam
b 1840 Basingstoke, Hampshire, England; d 4 Apr 1878, Farnham, Surrey, England.
William, as butcher & baker of Farnham, m Elizabeth Charlotte Hole 2 Oct 1864 of
Farnham, Surrey, England. Elizabeth, d/o Wm. Hole saddler, b 1842 of
Hoxton, England, and d 4 Mar 1867 Farnham, Surrey, England.
Children:
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.4.2.2.1. William Robert Worsam
b 1865 Farnham, Surrey, England; William Robert bapt 15 Nov 1867 Farnham , & d 1
Mar 1915, Farnham, Surrey, England. William m Edith Jane
Leybourn, 3 Aug 1891 of
Farnham, Surrey, England. Her mother was allegedly nee Worsam & had 11
children (see Mary Ann Paice m 1838) Edith b abt 1857 of Farnham,
Surrey, England; d 16 Oct 1924 of Farnham, Surrey, England. William owned
W.R. Worsam Ltd, at Downing Street, Farnham that continued until 1983.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.4.2.2.2. Fred Worsam
b abt 1867 Farnham, Surrey,
England, bapt 15 Nov 1867 Farnham & d 1875 Farnham, Surrey, England.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.4.2.3. Henry William Worsam
b 1842 Basingstoke, Hampshire, England. In 1877 he was a waiter, 1887-95 lodging
house keeper at 47 Camebridge Gdns. He m Sarah Hill 6 Aug 1877 of Basingstoke,
Hampshire, England, daughter of Timothy Hill, gardener man. The mrg was
witnessed by Alfred Worsam. Sarah b 1853 of Basingstoke, Hampshire,
England.
Children:
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.4.2.3.1. Constance Beatrice Worsam
b 1880, St George's, England. Constance m Mr. Foreman, 1905, St George's, England
who was mentioned in the 1898 in will of her father.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.4.2.3.2. Henry Alfred Ernest Worsam
b 1878 St George's, England; d 1908 of Hatfield, England. Hery m Caroline Sarah
Adams, a widow, 1901, Hatfield, England. Sarah also m Raymond C. Kimpton,
a baker.
Children:
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.4.2.3.2.1. Leslie Henry George Worsam
b 1903 St George's, Hanover Sq., England; d 5 Nov 1968, Perth, West Australia,
Australia. He m Morwyth Howells 6 Feb 1934 Albany, West Australia,
Australia. She b Dec 28, 1902 Ballarat, Victoria, Australia. Children:
Lesley Jill Worsam b Perth, West Australia who m Colin Ray Mcnamara
& Bernard Dudley Worsam b Mt. Barker, West Australia, Australia.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.4.2.3.2.2. Dudley William S. Worsam
b 1909 Hertford,
England; d 1911 Hitchin, England.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.4.2.4. Alfred Worsam
b 1844 Basingstoke, Hampshire,
England. Alfred m 1st) Sophy Hill 1868 Basingstoke, Hampshire, England.
Sophy b abt 1845 of St George's, England. Alfred, a widower & clerk
servant of 2 Worcester St Pimlies?, m 2nd) Maria Hill
Dec 12, 1875,
daughter of Timothy Hill. (England and Wales, Civil Registration Index:
1837-1900 Alfred Worsam, 1868 Quarter: Mar, Marriages, District:
Basingstoke, Vol 2c, p.243) Maria b 1845 of Basingstoke, Hampshire,
England)
Children of Alfred and Sophy:
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.4.2.4A.1. Lottie Ada Worsam
b 1868 of St George's,
England; m 1889.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.4.2.4A.2. Constance Beatrice Worsam
b 1871 of St George's, England;
Children of Alfred and Maria:
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.4.2.4B.1. AnnA Louise Worsam
b 1876 of St George's,
England.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.4.2.4B.2. Amy Caroline Eliza Worsam
b 1878 of St George's, England; d 16 May 1930 of St George's, England as sp. of Beavoss Villas. In 1898 Amy wit will of uncle Henry who
d 1908.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.4.2.4B.3. William Morley Worsam
b 1881 of St George's, England; d 16 Apr 1966, Saffron Walden, Essex, England.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.4.2.4B.4. Harold Alfred
Worsam b 1884, St George's, England; d Jan 17, 1962, Melbourne, Victoria,
Australia; m Ethel
Fothergill, 1937, London, England; b of London, England; d aft 1937 of
London, England.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.4.2.5. Mary Jane Worsam
b 1846 Basingstoke, Hampshire,
England; d 1918 Farnham, England.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.4.2.6. Charles Worsam
b 20 Sep 1849 Worting, England;
d 2 Jul 1856 Worting, England.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.4.2.7. Fanny Worsam
b 1852 Basingstoke, Hampshire,
England. She m Sep 1891 in Farnham.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.4.3. Henry Worsam
b abt 1814, Worting, England, bapt
23 Apr 1815 Wortling. In 1833 he was a baker at Farnham. He m 1st)
Hannah Walter 21 Feb 1846 Surrey, England. Hannah b abt 1804 Elstead,
England, and m 1st) Hewitt. She d 1851 Farnham, England. He
m 2nd) Anne Crockford 11 Jul 1861 Paddington, England.
Child:
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.4.3.1. Louisa Alexandria Worsam
b 1863 Basingstoke,
Hampshire, England; d 1907 Basingstoke, Hampshire, England. (England and
Wales, Civil Registration Index: 1837-1900 Louisa Alexandria Worsam, 1863
Quarter: Mar, Record: Births District: Basingstoke, Vol 2c, p165) Antony
Worsam, 2001, wrote: In Nov 2001, I received and invite to an house
opening from Kingfisher Housing association, who were opening "Worsam
Court" in Worting Road, Basingstoke Hampshire. Now Worsam Court was
built on the site of an old "Reading room" which had been built
with money bequethed to the area by Louisa Alexandra Worssam so that
people of the area had somewhere to go. When I went to the day, I met up
with Michael and Carle Worsam both of whom I had never met even though as
you will see they are my closest relatives, outside of my immediate
family."
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.4.4. Frances Worsam
b abt 1817 of Basingstoke, Hampshire, England. Frances m Jesse Taphouse, Feb 24, 1837, Basingstoke,
Hampshire, England. (Hampshire: Marriage License allegations, Bishop of
Winchester, 1689-1837 Taphouse, Jesse of Cliddesden, 21, b., & Frances
Worsam of Basingstoke, a minor, with c. of her f., at B., 24 Feb 1837. Aff.
& Pallot's Marriage Index for England: 1780 - 1837) Jesse b abt 1816
of Cliddesden, England.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.4.5. John Worsam
b abt 1819 Worting, England. (England and Wales, Civil Registration Index: 1837-1900,
John Worsam, 1842 Quarter: Sep, Type: Marriages, District: Tunbridge, Vol 5, p551) He
m Mary Sivyer
1
Aug 1842 Capel, Tunbridge, England.
Children:
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.4.5.1. James Sivyer Worsam
b 1843 Tunbridge, Kent,
England; d 1918. He m 1st) Susannah Curzey 26 Dec 1874 Claphan?,
England. She b abt 1848. He m 2nd) Elizabeth 1885 in Launcestin?,
England. She b abt 1830 of Launcestin?, England, and d 1916 Present?,
England.
Children:
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.4.5.1.1. James Sivyer Worsam
b 1876; d 1876 London,
England.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.4.5.1.2. Susannah Grace Worsam
b 1881 Thornbury?,
England; d 1881.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.4.5.2. Hannah Worsam
b 1844 Tunbridge, Kent, England.
She m 1868 at Hendon . (England and Wales, Civil Registration Index:
1837-1900, Hannah Worsam, 1868 Quarter: Jun, Marriages District: Hendon,
Vol 3a, p129)
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.4.6. Robert Worsam
b abt 1823 Worting, England; d abt
1875, Bedford, England.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.5. James Wisham
b abt 1781 Worting, England; d 1796, Worting, England. James bapt 25 Nov 1781 (as Wissom) at Worting, bur 1 Nov
1796 (as Wissom) at Worting.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.6. George Worsam
b abt 1785 Worting, England. George bapt 16 Oct 1785 (as Wissom) at Worting & in 1838
was a farmer in Tadley. In the 1851 census he was a widower aged 63, living with son
George age 13 in Basingstoke. He d 14 Nov 1855 Worting, England as a gent aged 70. In
his will he leaves all to bro. in law David Norris of Pamber? George Worsam m
Sarah Stacey 1833 Stepney St Dunstan, England. (Pallot's Marriage Index for
England: 1780 - 1837) She d Mar 1843 Kingsetere, England.
Child:
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.5.1. George James Worsam
b abt 1838 Tadley, Hampshire, England. (England and Wales, Civil Registration
Index: 1837-1900, George Worsam, 1838 Quarter: Jun, Births, Dist: Kingsclere, Vol 7,
p102) George bapt 8 Jul 1838 at Tadley. George is age 13 in Basingstoke with father
in 1851. George was a licensed slaughterman in Winchester for most of his life.
(Mike Worsam, 2002) He m Mary Elliott 23 Jun 1859
Stratfield Mortimer, England. Mary b 1839 Mortimer, Berkshire, England,
and d 18 Jan 1913 Winchester, Hampshire, England. The family is in the
1881 St Maurice, Winchester, Hampshire, England, census, at 7 Lawn St:
George Worsam 42 Tadley, Hampshire, England, Genl Labr; Mary Worsam 41
Mortimer, Berkshire, England; Albert Worsam 20 Pamber, Hampshire, England,
Labr in Ironworks; John Worsam 14 Silchester, Hampshire, England, Butchers
Boy; Kate Worsam 11 Winchester, Hampshire, England, Scholar (FHL Film
1341301 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 1232 Folio 101 Page 18) George d 1 Apr 1905,
Winchester, Hampshire, England.
Children:
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.5.1.1. Albert Jesse Worsam
b 1860 Pamber, Hampshire,
England; d 1939 Winchester, Hampshire, England. In the 1881 St Maurice,
Winchester, Hampshire, England, census, 7 Lawn St., living with George
Worsam was Albert Worsam age 20 Pamber, Hampshire, England, Labr in
Ironworks. (FHL Film 1341301 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 1232 Folio 101 Page 18) He
m Jane Amelia 1897 Winchester, England.
Children:
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.5.1.1.1. Albert Jesse Worsam
b 1899 Winchester,
Hampshire, England; d 1922 Hiere?, England.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.5.1.1.2. Frederick Donald Worsam
b Nov 27, 1903,
Easton, England. He m 1st) Gwendalen Lilian Milne 1930
Winchester, England. He 2nd) unknown, no issue.
Child of Gwendalen:
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.5.1.1.2.1. Michael Donald Worsam
b 25 Mar 1933 Ropley
Hants, England.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.5.1.1.3. George Stanley Worsam
b May 15, 1906, Easton,
England; m Emily Knight, 1934, Poplar, England.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.5.1.1.4. Gladys Mary Worsam
b Apr 16, 1910, Easton, England; d 1989, Easton, England; m Donald H.
Millard, 1936,
Winchester, England. Two issue.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.5.1.2. Thomas Worsam
b abt 1862 Silchester, England;
bapt 28 Sep 1862; d abt 1864, Basingstoke, Hampshire, England.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.5.1.3. John Elliott Worsam
b 12 May 1866 Silchester, Hampshire, England; d 1 Sep 1939 Winchester, Hampshire,
England. In the 1881 St Maurice, Winchester, Hampshire, England, census, John Worsam
age 14 was a Butchers Boy. He m Edith Mary Oxford Jun 23, 1892 of Twyford
Hants, England. Edith b abt 1864 of Winchester, Hampshire, England.
Children:
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.5.1.3.1. Elsie May Worsam
b 1893 of Winchester,
Hampshire, England; d 1896 Winchester, Hampshire, England.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.5.1.3.2. Mary Catherine Worsam
b 9 Oct 1894, Winchester, Hampshire, England; d abt 1990 of Winchester, Hampshire,
England; m Charles Henry Norman Swaffield 27 Dec 1920 of Winchester,
England. Charles b 24 Aug 1897, Winchester, Hampshire, England; d 26 Dec
1953 of Winchester, Hampshire, England Mike Worsam, 2002, wrote:
"Aunt Kate (Catherine Mary) ran the family from early teenage when
grandmother died She married and continued to live in the family house
until old age forced her into the Alms Houses. These were set up by
charitable endowment somewhere around the 16th century for old Winchester
folk to end their days in security and comfort. In her time she had been
the accountant for a huge aircraft factory, then treasurer of the
Hampshire Land Army and finally Treasurer of the Hampshire Red Cross. (All
from only elementary education.) She died at 96.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.5.1.3.3. George James Worsam
b 26 Apr 1896 Winchester, Hampshire, England; d 1 May 1971, Winchester, Hampshire,
England. He m
Beatrice Annie Dart 1921 Winchester, England. She d 25 Apr 1972
Winchester, Hampshire, England. Mike Worsam, 2002, wrote: "George
became a senior foreman bricklayer and site manager. He served in the
Royal Horse Artillery throughout the First War.
Children:
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.5.1.3.3.1. Frederick George Worsam
b Oct 16, 1921
Easton, England.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.5.1.3.3.2. Kenneth John Worsam
b Jan 4,
1923 Dawlish, England; d 1924 Dawlish, England.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.5.1.3.4. John Elliott Worsam "Jack"
b 10 Feb
1899, Winchester, Hampshire, England; d 29 Mar 1918. Jack was killed in
the Royal Artillery in the First War. (Mike Worsam, 2002)
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.5.1.3.5. Albert Edward Worsam
b Mar 26, 1901 Winchester, Hampshire, England; d Nov 1977 of Gosport, Hampshire,
England. He m Florence Beesley 25 Oct 1931 Leatherhead, England,
b 29
May 1905 Haywards Heath, Sussex?, England. Albert was a master butcher.
Children: Mike Worsam now of Hérault, France and Monica Jacqueline
Worsam b 17 Sep 1943 of Winchester, Hampshire, England; d Nov 1943 of
Winchester, Hampshire, England. Mike Worsam had a son, Antony
Worsam, who
in 2002 lived in Cheltenham. Antony furnished the Geoffrey E. Worssam
family trees on this England family.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.1.5.1.4. Rose Elliott Worsam
b abt 1870, Winchester, Hampshire, England; m Charles Winkworth,
aft 1892 of Winchester,
Hampshire, England. Charles b abt 1870 of Winchester, Hampshire,
England. Michelle Phalp, 2000, wrote: "My Gt. Grandfather was Charles
Winkworth, b abt 1870. He m Rose Worsam (or Elliott Worsam). He had a
sister called Lillian. I believe Rose's parents were Albert Worsam and
Mary Elliott, but I could be wrong. She may have lived around Basingstoke.
Their son (my grandfather), William Charles Winkworth b 23/3/1898
Winchester."
In 2002 Michelle Phalp wrote: "my great grandmother Rose Worsam
was b abt 1870. I have looked for her in the 1881 census but cannot find
her. She gave her name as 'Rose Elliott Winkworth (nee Worsam)' on my
grandfather's birth certificate. I believe she was related to the Elliotts
from the Basingstoke / Tadley / Bramely area. I have been told that her
mother may have been called Mary Elliott. Rose may have lived in the
Winchester area as she eventually m Charles Winkworth from
Winchester." Charles Winkworth was a sgt of police, 1892 &
Charles and Rose both witnessed the mrg of her brother John E. Worsam. In
the 1881 St Maurice, Winchester, Hampshire, England, cens, she is listed
as Kate Worsam age 11 Winchester, Hampshire, England, Scholar. ( FHL Film
1341301 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 1232 Folio 101 Page 18)
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.2. Charles Wisham
b abt 1761 of Basingstoke, Hampshire,
England; d Nov 1777, Basingstoke, Hampshire, England. Charles bapt 1761 Feb
20 (as Worsam) bur 8 Nov 1777 (as Worsam) at Basingstoke
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.3. William Wisham
b abt 1763, Basingstoke, Hampshire,
England. William bapt 4 Mar 1763 (as Wosum) at Basingstoke.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.4 George Wisham
b abt 1765 Basingstoke, Hampshire,
England; d 1765, Basingstoke, Hampshire, England. George bapt 26 Apr 1765
(as Wisham) d 1765 of smallpox, bur 3 Jul 1765 (as Worsam) at Basingstoke.
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.5. Henry Wisham
b abt 1768 Basingstoke, Hampshire,
England. Henry bapt 13 Jan 1768 (as Wisham) at Basingstoke
1.8.9.8.4.1.2.6. Ann Wisham
b abt 1770 Basingstoke, Hampshire, England.
Ann bapt 15 Mar 1770 Mar 15 (as Wissham) at Basingstoke
1.8.9.8.4.1.3. James Wisham
b abt 1737 Basingstoke, Hampshire, England;
d Aug 1748, Basingstoke, Hampshire, England. James bapt 11 Aug 1737 (as
Wissham) at Basingstoke bur 30 Ayg 1768 (as Whissam) at Basingstoke.
1.8.9.8.4.2. Mary Wisham
b abt 1708 Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire,
England; d Dec 1728 Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire, England. Mary bapt. 25
Nov 1708 & bur. 3 Dec 1728 Wootton St Lawrence.
1.8.9.8.4.3. Elizabeth Wisham
b Apr 1712 Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire,
England; d Apr 1712 Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire, England. Elizabeth bapt.
211 Apr 1712 & bur. 27 Apr 1712 Wootton St Lawrence (as Wisham)
1.8.9.8.4.4. Robert Wisham
b abt 1715, Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire.
Robert bapt. 1715 Dec 6 (as Wisham) Wootton St Lawrence. He m Elizabeth
abt 1740 of Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire, England. She d 20 Oct 1771 Worting, England & bur 20 Oct 1771 at Worting.
Children:
1.8.9.8.4.4.1. John Wisham
b abt 1745 Wootton St Lawrence, Hampshire,
England; d Apr 16, 1751, Worting, England. John bapt 27 Sep 1745 (as
Whisham) Wootton St Lawrence, bur 16 Apr 1751 at Worting.
1.8.9.8.4.4.2. Robert Wisham
b abt 1748 Worting, England. Robert bapt
12 Sep 1748 (as Wissom) Worting, m 8 Aug 1772 Basingstoke/Baughurst as
Worsum of Worting to Ann Route bapt 1 Jan 1737 at Worting d/o Thomas &
Ann Route.
1.8.9.8.4.4.3. John Wisham
b abt 1752, Worting, England; d Jan 30,
1753, Worting, England. John bapt 14 Jun 1752 (as Wisom) at Worting, bur
1753 Jan 30 Worting (as Wisom).
1.9. Hew Wyssam of Hampshire, England.
1.10. Gilbert Wyssam of Hampshire,
England.
Robert Worsham and Olive Todman
1. Robert Worsham
b abt 1705 of Frensham,
Surrey, England; bur. 22 Sep 1749 in Haslemere, Surrey, England. He m 14 Sep
1730 in Frensham, Surrey, England Olive Todman b abt 1707 of Frensham, Surrey, England. He was a tanner at Frensham, married as
Worsham, bur as Wissom. John Gurnett wrote"His (Geoffrey Worssam) main
pedigree extends back no earlier than 14 Sep 1730 with the marriage of a
Robert Worsham and Olive Todman at Frensham in Surrey. Geoffrey Worssam who
compiled Notes On The Origin Of The Name Worsham descends from Robert and
Olive (Todman) Worsham. Geoffrey died in Oct 1994." (John Gurnett,
Berkshire, 1999) A copy of Geoffrey's notes are in the Library of Congress.
Children:
1.1. Olive Worsham
chr Mar 1731 in
Haslemere, Surrey, England. She was Bapt. as Wissom and m as Wissom. She
m 1 Jul 1752 in Haslemere, Surrey, England Joseph
Boss.
1.2. Robert Worsham
chr 27 Oct 1733 in
Haslemere, Surrey, England. He was Bapt. as Wissom.
1.3. Ann Worsham b Mar 1734/35 Haslemere,
Surrey, England. She was Bapt as Wissom.
1.4. Sarah Worsham
chr 23 Mar 1736 in
Haslemere, Surrey, England, d 22 Dec 1809. She m 27 Nov 1762 in Haslemere,
Surrey, England to William Upton. She was Bapt
as Wissom m as Worsham. They are in Surrey: Haslemere - Parish Registers,
1573-1812 Banns. The Parish Register of Haslemere, Surrey. 1763. County:
Surrey, England, William Upton & Sarah Worsham Married. 26 Nov 1762.
They had one son who had sons John Upton b 1776 & James Upton born 1777.
1.5. Elizabeth Worsham
chr 7 Sep 1738 in
Haslemere, Surrey, England. She was Bapt as Wissom.
1.6. John Worsham
chr 24 Feb 1739/40
Haslemere, Surrey, England, d bef 1798. He m 16 Oct 1765 Haslemere,
Surrey, England Elizabeth Challen b abt 1725
of Haslemere, Surrey, England; bur. 21 Jul 1798 in Haslemere, Surrey,
England. He was Bapt as Wissom. In Surrey: Haslemere - Parish Registers,
1573-1812 Banns. The Parish Register of Haslemere, Surrey. Haslemere
Marriage Register Book. County: Surrey, England 67 16 Oct 1765 L. John
Worsham +, Butcher, & Elizabeth Challen, widow.
1.7. Mary Worsham
chr 10 Feb 1741/42
Haslemere, Surrey, England. She was bapt as Wissom.
1.8. William Worsham
chr 16 Mar 1745/46
Haslemere, Surrey, England. He was Bapt as Wissom. He m Mary abt 1770 in
Surrey, England.
Children: (Geoffrey Worssam & Ray Jervis Worssam)
1.8.1. William Worsham
b 10 Jun 1772; chr 21 Jun 1772 in St Georges, Hanover Sq., London, England. He was Bapt as son
of William & Mary Worsom.
1.8.2. Robert Worsham
b 29 Jul 1773; chr 10 Aug 1773 in St Georges, Hanover Sq., London, England; d aft
1806. He m
Hester Birch on 10 Dec 1799 in St Georges,
Hanover Sq., London, England.
Child:
1.8.2.1. Sarah Worssam
chr 7 Mar 1802 in
St Mary, London, London, England. She was Bapt as d/o Robert &
Esther.
1.8.3. Mary Olive Worsham
b 5 Feb 1775; chr 2 Mar 1775 in St Georges, Hanover Sq., London, England. She was Bapt as d/o
William & Mary Worsham m as Worssam & witnessed by Robert Worssam.
1.8.4. John Worsham
b 23 Jul 1776; chr 15 Aug 1776 in St Georges, Hanover Sq., London, England. He was bapt
as s/o William & Mary Worsham. He m Ann Jarvis 5
Dec 1802 at St Georges, Hanover Sq as Worssam. She was b 1783 in St Georges, Hanover Sq., London, England;
d 28 Dec 1843 in Snow Hill. She d of apoplexy at 39 King St., Snow Hill. Her death registered by son-in-law
Samuel Francis Pye. He was an Engineer & Millwright. Had sawmills at
Rotherhithe and 1827 at Belvedere Rd Lambeth; 1814 lived at Hampton St.,
Newington Butts, Surrey, 1840 Jno & Geo W. -stationed at 40 King St Snow
Hill, Holborn d 1857 Dec 18 at Sion House, Kings Rd, Chelsea. His death
registered by Samuel Worssam of Sion House.
Children:
1.8.4.1. Charles Worssam
b 1804 in Newington,, England; chr 9 Sep 1804 St Mary Lambeth, London, England; d 4
Jul 1886 Stoke Newington, England. He m Mary Ann
Newton 21 Dec 1836 St John Baptist, Shoreditch, London, England.
She was b abt 1814. He was a millwright, 1834 lived at Richmond Place,
East St Walworth, 1837 at Bankside, Southwark, 1834 at Commercial Wharf,
Kingstand Rd, Shoreditch, 1851 Newton & Worssam, Millwright, Kingstand
Basin, 1852 Worssam & Swinnerton, Kingstand Rd, Shoreditch, 1865 Chas
Worssam & Co, Kingstand Basin, d as of 2 Kersley Rd, Stoke Newington,
aged 81, Estate 128.
Children:
1.8.4.1.1. Emily Worssam
b 1838 Shoreditch, London, England; d 1864 Hackney, Middlesex, England.
1.8.4.1.2. Henry Worssam
chr 15 Oct 1840
in Saint John the Baptist, Shoreditch, London, England, d.1860 Hackney,
England.
1.8.4.1.3. Walter Newton Worssam b.1843
Hackney, England; chr 16 Feb 1845 in Saint John the Baptist, Shoreditch,
London, England; d 1925 Hackney, England. In 1879 granted patent on Method
of sawdust control as of Stoke Newington Iron works 3 Barretts Grove,
Stoke Newingtron, 1888 as Engineer of 2 Kings Rd granted administrator of
his father's estate. Died aged 83 in Hackney Dist.
Child:
1.8.4.1.3.1. Charles Walter Newton Worssam.
In 1896 granted Patent (control of cheques as of 190 St Anns Rd
Toltenham, London.
1.8.4.1.4. Frederick William Worssam
chr 4 Jan 1846 in Saint John the Baptist, Shoreditch, London, England, d 1866
Hackney, England.
1.8.4.1.5. Ada Worssam
b 1848 in Hackney,
England; chr 29 Jan 1854 in Saint John the Baptist, Shoreditch, London,
England.
1.8.4.1.6. Alice Worssam
b 1851 Hackney,
England; chr 13 Jul 1851 Saint John the Baptist, Shoreditch, London,
England.
1.8.4.1.7. Julia Worssam
b 1854 Hackney,
England; chr 29 Jan 1854 Saint John the Baptist, Shoreditch, London,
England.
1.8.4.1.8. Agnes Worssam
b 1856 Hackney,
England; chr 6 Jul 1856 Saint John the Baptist, Shoreditch, London,
England.
1.8.4.2. Caroline Worssam
chr 8 Nov 1812
St George Martyr, Southwark, London, England. She m 12 Jun 1843 in
Newington Samuel Francis Pye. In 1841 was
witness at marr. of her brother, Samuel.
1.8.4.3. Samuel William Worssam
b 1807 Marylebone, England; chr 6 Aug 1809 Saint James, Paddington, London,
England; d 24 May 1869 Chelsea, England. He m Jane
Smith 20 Mar 1841 Upton Lovell, Warminster, Wiltshire, England.
Jane b 1820 Upton Lovell, Warminster, Wiltshire, England d/o James Smith,
farmer. In 1851 she was with 4 children at 3 Hortulan Place, Chelsea. He
was founder of Samuel Worssam & Co. Sawmill Engineers of Chelsea. Some
machines by them are in the Science Museum S. Kensington, 1859-67 granted
(as of Sion House Kings Rd, Chelsea) four patents on woodworking
machinery. Died at 38 Oakley Sq. Chelsea, aged 62. Estate under 7000.
Children:
1.8.4.3.1. William Samuel Worssam
b 1842
Hoxton, England. He was a Sawmill Engineer. 9 Oct 1867 Samuel Worssam Jr
& Co took over premises of sawmill engineers, granted 11 patents
mostly on woodworking machinery. In 1867 as Samuel W. Jnr and as Samuel
William of Chelsea. 1869 at 38 Oakley Sq. Chelsea. Exor of father. 1872-84
as both Samuel W. and Samuel William. 1892 as Wm Samuel of 7 Idol Lane,
East Chex City.
1.8.4.3.2. Charles Smith Worssam
b 1843 St Lukes Parish, Chelsea, England; d 24 Apr 1902 Chelsea, England. He m
Rosa Emma Archbut 22 Apr 1875 in Boxley
Heath, Kent, England b 1851 d/o of Thomas Archbut; died 21 Aug 1927 died
in Epsom District. He was a Civil Engineer, 1869 at 38 Oakley Sq. Chelsea,
Joint Exor of Father. 1888 as of 35 Queen Victoria St., City of London was
granted a patent for a woodworking tool, 1894 C.S.W. & Co. Engineers
were of 19 A College St City died age 59 at 89A Kings Road, Chelsea.
Children:
1.8.4.3.2.1. Isobel Worssam
b 16 Dec 1876; died 1949. She m Douglas Legge in
1904.
Children: Michael Legge b 29 Jan 1905 & John Legge
b 20 Jun
1914.
1.8.4.3.2.2. Charles Archie Worssam
b 10 Oct 1882; d 13 Apr 1971 Sevenoaks, Kent, England. He m Audrey
Elizabeth Kathleen Hall 4 Jun 1921. Audrey b 6 Mar 1895; d.19 Oct
1984 Cadbury, Devon, England.
Children:
1.8.4.3.2.2.1. Patience Worssam
m
Donald
De Figueiredo.
1.8.4.3.2.2.2. Joan Worssam
m
Edward
Fursdon.
1.8.4.3.3. Eliza Jane Worssam
b 1845 St Lukes Parish, Chelsea, England.
1.8.4.3.4. Frederick John Worssam
b 1849 St Lukes Parish, Chelsea, England; d 1925 Fulham, England. He was an
Engineer. 1901-3 at 241 Kings Rd Chelsea d aged 75 in Fulham diSt He is
in England and Wales, Civil Registration Index of marriages for Jun 1894
in Laine District, Richmond Sry or York. (Vol 2a p 644)
1.8.4.4. George Jarvis Worssam
b 3 Sep 1814 Newington Butts, England; chr 26 Feb 1815 St.George-Martyr, Southwark,
London, England; bur. 8 Jan 1879 Islington, England. He m
Louisa
Harriet Taylor 10 Sep 1839 St Paneras Old Church, Pancras, London,
England who was b abt 1818 & d 6 Feb 1898. In 1828-34 Apprenticed as
Millwright to his brother Charles & worked until 1842 with his
brothers in Samuel Worssam & Co. woodworking machinery makers at
Oakley Works, Chelsea, left after quarrel. 1843 works manager of Moreland
& Co. Engineers, Gogwell Rd Finsberry, 1848 admitted a freeman of the
city of London as a victualler of the Red Hart in Fetter Lane. 1849
founded his own firm later G. J. Worssam & son Ltd, Millwrights &
pump repairers later Brewers Engineers & Coppersmiths at 25 Gt
Mitchell St, St Luke's & later at Wenlock Rd, City Rd, Islington, 1857
at 3 Oakley Crescent, City Rd, Islington, 1857 was granted four patents
(mechanical) died of 58 Oakley Rd, Islington bur at Highgate. Estate under
6000.
Children:
1.8.4.4.1. Louisa Sarah Worssam
b 6 Oct
1840 London, England; chr 18 Oct 1840 Saint John the Baptist, Shoreditch,
London, England; d 26 Jan 1924 in Aberdare Gardent. He d unmarried.
Lived with sister Evelina Alice Julia for many years in Hampstead in
Haverstock Hill and Aberdare Garden where they died.
1.8.4.4.2. Evelina Alice Julia Worssam
b 26 Sep 1844 in St Luke's Par., Frisbury, Chelsea, England; chr 18 Oct
1844 in St Luke's, Frisbury, Middlesex, England; d 30 Nov 1930.
1.8.4.4.3. Henry John Worssam b 12 Mar
1846 St Luke's Par., Frinsbury, Chelsea, London, England; chr 10 Dec 1846 in St Barnabas, Islington, England; d 2 Apr 1915
St Alban's, Hertford, England. He m Caroline Southernwood 12
Sep 1878 St Jude's, Kensington, England who was b was born 15 Mar 1852 Islington, chr 11 Apr at St Barnabas Islington & d1930 in
St Alban's, Hertford, England. He was an Engineer
and in 1863 joined
his father's firm which became in 1874 G. J. Worssam & Son. He added
coppersmith's shop & specialized in Brewery Engineering. 1869-98
granted 26 patents (mechanical), 1887 at 88 Oakley Rd, Islington. 1907
Mayor of St Alban’s Hertford where he lived on Hillside Rd.
Children:
1.8.4.4.3.1. Jessie Worssam
b 1 Jul 1879; d 28 Sep 1953 Royston, Hertord, England. She m George
Wilkinson 2 Jun 1908 St Alban's, Hertford, England. He was b 1879; d 17 Jan 1947 Royston, Hertford, England. Child: Hazel M.
Wilkinson b 11 Jul 1913; d 30 Apr 1966 Salcombe, Devon, England. She
m Stanley Williams.
1.8.4.4.3.2. Henry George Worssam
b.1881; d 1882 Islington Dist.
1.8.4.4.3.3. Ethel Worssam
b 21 Mar 1883; d 7 Mar 1964 St Alban's, Hertford, England. She m Guy
Standish King 9 Aug 1911 St Alban's, England. He d 18 Sep 1955
St Alban's, Hertford, England. Child: Kenneth Standish King m Joan
Pretty.
1.8.4.4.3.4. Leslie Henry Worssam
b 3
Feb 1885; d 8 Feb 1917 Beaucourt, England. He was an Engineer with G.
J. Worssam & Son Ltd Killed in action when serving with Honorable
Artillery Company at Beaucourt.
1.8.4.4.3.5. Ralph Worssam
b 16 Jul 1886; d 27 May 1966 in Italy. He m Dorathea
Holtby 15 Jun 1914 in Paris, France. Dorathea b 5 Mar 1891 of Dowthrope, Skirlaugh, York, England;
d 16 Feb 1984 in Leonards on Sea,
Sussex, England. He was an Engineer M.I. Mech E. Managing Director of
his father's & grandfather's firm G. J. Worssam & Son, Ltd until
its absorption by Vickars 1945. Lived in Hillside Rd St Alban's died
while on holiday in Italy.
Child:
1.8.4.4.3.5.1. Anthony Ralph Holtby Worssam
m
June Sayer.
1.8.4.4.3.6. Cecil Worssam
b 14 Apr 1888; chr 28 Apr 1891 in St Peter's, Hackney, England; d 16 May
1974 Harpenden, Hertford, England. He m Edith Emily
Munckton on 29 Apr 1920 Bedford, England. Edith b 4 Apr 1893 Old
Warden, Bedford, England; d 8 Sep 1974 Harpenden, Hertford, England. He
was an Engineer, Director of G. J. Worssam & Son, Ltd of Wenlock Rd
until 1945 when company was absorbed by Vickers group. 1914 Member of
Hon Artillery Company.
Children:
1.8.4.4.3.6.1. Leslie Frank Worssam
m
Pamela
Swain.
1.8.4.4.3.6.2. Elizabeth Emily Worssam
m John Evans-Pughe.
1.8.4.4.3.7. Violet Worssam
b 14 Nov
1890; d 5 Nov 1960 St Alban's, Hertford, England. She m Cornelius
James Saunders 27 Apr 1920 in St Alban's, Hertford, England. Cornelius b 22 Dec 1885;
d 24 Sep 1961 in Putney, Surrey, England. He was a
Jeweler, owner of Saunders & Sheppard of 58 Fetter Lane, London.
Child: Louis John Saunders. He is an Actor.
1.8.4.4.4. Arthur George Worssam
b 1850
St Luke's, Frinsbury, London, England; d 21 Jun 1889 in Oakwood,
England. He was a Solicitor and partner with his brother in law in firm of
Law & Worssam of Holborn Circus, 1879 notified his father's death as
of 9 Frisbury Circus, City. d s.p 21 Jun 1889 at Oakwood, Lordship Road
Stoke Hewington Pate of 66 Holborn Viaduct Pers estate 1900 pounds.
1.8.4.4.5. Sidney Worssam
b 23 Jan 1852
St Luke's, Islington, England; d 25 Feb 1852 St Luke's Old Street, Finsbury, London, England.
1.8.4.4.6. Ernest Taylor Worssam
b 10 May
1853 in St Luke's Par., Frinsbury, Chelsea, London, England; chr 20 Apr
1855 in St Peter's, Islington, England; d 5 Dec 1916. He m Ann
Dod 2 Sep 1889 in Bebington, Cheshire, England. Ann b 20 Nov 1863
Bebington, Cheshire, England d/o Joseph Dod & Margaret Asdinall
1883-89 won many lawn tennis open championships in partnership with her
sister Charlotte Dod Chertsey (?); d 24 Aug 1927 in Prycraft House,
England. On June 23, 1874, he joined Whitbread & Co Chiswall St and
was head brewer 1898-1912. 1880 at 22 Bunhill row, Finsbury. 1880-92
granted 3 patents (mechanical). 1889 at 10 Finsbury Circus, city. 1909 at
62 Regents Park Road, London, 1909-12 at 53 Cleveland Sq. Bayswater. Bur
at Virginia Water.
Children:
1.8.4.4.6.1. Doris Winifred Worssam
b 20 Aug 1890 in Finsbury Circus, England. She was of London. 1982
unmarried at Apple Tree Cottage Hare Hatch Berks.
1.8.4.4.6.2. Ray Jervis Worssam
b 25 Apr 1901 & d 29 Jul 1994 Sarasota, Sarasota Co, Florida. (SSDI & FL death
index has Ray James) Ray m Dorrit
Bristow of Sarasota, Florida. Dorrit b 16 Apr 1904, d 10 Nov
1990. (SSDI & FL death index)
Children:
1.8.4.4.6.2.1. John Geoffrey Worssam
m
Sandra Lea Crane.
1.8.4.4.6.2.2. Pamela Ann Worssam
m
Charles
David Harless.
1.8.4.4.6.3. Geoffrey Ernest Worssam
b 27 Aug 1902 England; d Oct 1994 in Canada. He m Joyce
Elton Holder.
Children:
1.8.4.4.6.3.1. Shirley Joyce Worssam
m
Peter Alexander Borger Wooldridge. Children of Shirley
& Peter: Helen Joyce Wooldridge; Rosemary Jean Wooldridge; Tecuana
Wooldridge; Brian Alexander Peter Wooldridge; Christopher Paul
Wooldridge; Sandy Marie Wooldridge & Isaac Wooldridge. (Ross Geoffry,
2005) Zachary Paul Wooldridge b Aug 2006, is a son of Christopher Paul
Wooldridge. (Peter Wooldridge, 2007)
1.8.4.4.6.3.2. Philip Geoffrey Worssam
m Rosemary Anderson. Children: Andrew
Philip; Susan Caroline, James Geoffrey, Vic.
1.8.4.4.7. Ada Julia Worssam
b 23 Mar 1855 St Luke's Par., Frinsbury, Chelsea, London, England; d 25 Feb 1932
Rowledge, Surrey, England. She m Franklin
Pennington 12 Apr 1877 Highberry, New Park, England. He was b 18
Feb 1850 New Basinghall St., London, England; d 21 Mar 1913.
Children:
1.8.4.4.7.1. Ella Frances Pennington
b 1 Nov 1878 Lordship Park,
England; d 25 Apr 1901 Rowledge, Surrey, England. She m 25 Apr 1901
Rowledge, Surrey, England to Harry Wrightson b 26 Oct 1857; d 4 Jul
1932 Wrecclesham, Surrey, England. Children Wrightson: Elsia Beverley b
6 Aug 1902 at Wrecclesham, Surrey; Monica Beverley b 25 Nov 1906 at
Wrecclesham Surrey d 19 Oct 1984 unmarried at Guildford.
1.8.4.4.7.1.2. Elsie Louise Pennington
b 20 Mar 1882 Lordship Park,
England; d 13 Sep 1968 Aldershot, Surrey, England unmarried.
1.8.4.4.7.1.2. Olive Pennington
b 22 Sep 1884 Lordship Park,
England; d 22 Aug 1967 Aldershot, Surrey, England unmarried.
1.8.4.4.8. Edith Alice Worssam
b 26 Dec 1860; d 6 Jan 1922 Frensham, Surrey, England. She m William
Russell Law b 11 Jun 1850; d 21 Jun 1920 in Spreckley Hollow,
Frensham, Surrey, England.
1.8.4.5. Harriet Worssam.
1.8.4.6. Charlotte Worssam
b 1822. In
1841 she was living with her two parents & sister Caroline at 40 King
St Snow Hill, Holborn. She m 2 Aug 1843 in St Mary's, Newington, Surrey,
England James Morris, a coppersmith.
Children:
1.8.4.6.1. Roselia Charlotte Morris b 19 Jul 1845 London, England;
chr 11 Aug 1845 in Saint Paul Deptford, London, England; d 1930.
1.8.4.6.2. Julia Morris
b 9 Aug 1847; died 14 Aug 1930 Walburton,
Sussex, England. She m 31 Mar 1872 at St George's Camberwell John
Stephen Hall b 10 Jul 1843. Math & Instrument Maker d 27 Nov 1890 bur
at E. Finchley. Children: Hall Enid Worssam de Longueville b 14 June 1904
in Dublin, art teacher in WW II VA D nursing & occupational therapist
1984 unmarried at Walburton.
1.8.4.6.3. William Morris
b abt 1848. He d unmarried aged 21.
1.8.4.6.4. James Frederick Morris
b Dec 1849 in Southwark, England. He
was a Coppersmith & m in Ireland to Mary Jane Phillips b in Dundrum
Co. of Donon (?) d 25 Feb 1911 bur at Wootston. Children: John Albert d
1939; Frederick Charles Stevedore d 1940; William Edgar d unmarried;
Alfred Henry b 1886 d 1957 Stevedore; Margaret Louise b 1879 m 1897
William Gurnett; Gertrude Rosa b 1890 lived at Welling; Ethel m James
Kelly.
1.8.4.6.5. Caroline Morris.
1.8.4.6.6. Louisa Morris. She
m Winters & lived in Wales.
Children: Gertrude, Ethel, Florence who m Harry Woods.
1.8.4.6.7. Emma Morris
d 1934 m Frederick Le Serve (?) Compositor d
1948; 3 daughters.
1.8.5. Joseph Worsham b 28 Jul 1778;
chr 3
Aug 1778 in St Georges, Hanover Sq., London, England. He was Bapt as son of
William & Mary Warsham.
1.8.6. Maria Worsham
chr 5 Dec 1779 in
Saint Mary-St., Marylebone Road, London, England. She was Bapt as d/o Wm & Mary Washam.
1.8.7. Thomas Worsham
b 4 Feb 1785; chr 3
Apr 1785 in St Georges, Hanover Sq. He was Bapt as son of William &
Mary Worsham.
1.9. Hannah Worsham
chr 6 Mar 1746/47 in
Haslemere, Surrey, England. She was Bapt as Wissom m as Worsham. She m
Charles
James Gammon 20 Nov 1768 Haslemere, Surrey, England. Charles b abt
1743 of Thursley, Surrey, England.
Children:
1.9.1. Hannah Gammon
b 1769 Surrey, England; chr 11 Jan 1769 Haslemere,
Surrey, England.
1.9.2. Sarah Gammon
b 1770 Surrey, England; chr 9 Apr 1770 Haslemere,
Surrey, England.
1.9.3. Elizabeth Gammon
b 1771 Surrey, England; chr 3 May 1771
Haslemere, Surrey, England.
1.9.4. James Gammon
b 1772 Surrey, England; chr 2 Apr 1772. He was of Hambledon.
1.9.5. Jenny Gammon
b 1774 Surrey, England; chr 6 Nov 1774 Haslemere,
Surrey, England.
1.9.6. George Gammon
b 1775 Surrey, England; chr 31 Dec 1775 Haslemere,
Surrey, England. He was of Hambledon.
1.9.7. Mary Gammon
b 1778 Surrey, England; chr 16 Mar 1778 Haslemere,
Surrey, England.
1.9.8. William Gammon
b 1780 Surrey, England; chr 26 Mar 1780 Haslemere,
Surrey, England.
1.9.9. Charles Gammon
chr 9 Sep 1781 Haslemere, Surrey, England.
1.9.10. John Gammon
chr 7 Sep 1783 in Haslemere, Surrey, England.
1.9.11. Richard Gammon
chr 17 Oct 1784 Haslemere, Surrey, England.
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