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78. Thomas5 HOLLAND (child of Arthur, #156);[687],[688] born circa 1779;[689],[690],[691] married Mary-Amelia Hayden (see #79), daughter of Abraham Hayden and Georgina Howard, 23 Oct 1815 at St. Patrick's (Roman Catholic), Douglastown, Gaspé Co., Lower Canada (Québec), British North America (Canada); where bride's name was recorded as Mary Hayden;[692],[693],[694] died 13 May 1849.[691] He emigrated between 1801 and 1815 to Douglastown, Gaspé Co., Lower Canada (Québec), British North America (Canada); although, this date is assumed as no Hollands are mentioned among the 8 families in Douglastown in 1800, but Thomas was married there in 1815. By the year 1811 the Catholic missionary counted 15 houses, and 1819, 26 families lived in Douglastown.[695] He and Mary-Amelia Hayden appeared on the census of 20 Sep 1825 at Douglastown, Gaspé Co., Lower Canada (Québec), British North America (Canada); having 8 acres of cultivated land.[696] He and Mary-Amelia Hayden appeared on the census of 1 Nov 1831 at Douglastown, Gaspé Co., Lower Canada (Québec), British North America (Canada); where the family was Roman Catholic, Thomas was a fisherman.[697] He lived in 1840 at Douglastown, Gaspé Co., Lower Canada (Québec), British North America (Canada).[698] Children of Thomas5 Holland and Mary-Amelia Hayden (see #79) all born at Douglastown, Gaspé Co., Lower Canada (Québec), British North America (Canada), were as follows: i. Arthur4 Holland;[699],[699] born 2 May 1817;[700],[701] married Elisabeth Walsh 23 Sep 1844 at Douglastown, Gaspé Co., Lower Canada (Québec), British North America (Canada); where Elisabeth's last name was spelled Welsh.[702] In March of 1827 a school inspector recorded Arthur Holland as a scholar of reading and writing at Douglastown.[703] He appeared on the census of 1881 at Douglastown, Gaspé Co., Québec, Canada; where Arthur was a Catholic, Irish farmer.[704] Many of Arthur and Elizabeth's descendants are known.[705] ii. Anne-Sara Holland;[699],[699] born 6 Sep 1819; birth date may also be 7 July 1819;[706],[707] married Augustin Quirouet 19 May 1839 at Douglastown, Gaspé Co., Lower Canada (Québec), British North America (Canada).[708] As of 19 May 1839, her married name was KEROUAC.[709] iii. John Holland; who was also recorded as Jean;[710],[710] born 29 Oct 1821;[401] married Mary Ann McDonald 7 Jan 1851 at Douglastown, Gaspé Co., Lower Canada (Québec), British North America (Canada);[711] married Elizabeth Rooney 15 Apr 1860 at Douglastown, Gaspé Co., Lower Canada (Québec), British North America (Canada);[712] married Cicele Morris 3 May 1865.[713],[714] He and Cicele Morris appeared on the census of 1881 at Douglastown, Gaspé Co., Québec, Canada; where John was a Catholic, Irish farmer.[715] Some of John's descendants are known, including daughters with Mary Ann McDonald: Mary Jane (b. 1859, m. James Languedoqc ) and Ellen (b.c.1860 m. Andrew Rooney), and daughter with Elizabeth Rooney: Ann (b.c.1861).[705] iv. Margaret Holland;[716],[716] born 8 Nov 1823;[717] married James Kelly 3 Jan 1852 at St. Patrick's (Roman Catholic), Douglastown, Gaspé Co., Canada East (Québec), British North America (Canada).[718] v. Elisabeth Holland;[719],[719] born 11 Dec 1825;[720] married James Watson 1 May 1842 at Douglastown, Gaspé Co., Lower Canada (Québec), British North America (Canada);[721] married James Connolly 1 Sep 1842 at Douglastown, Gaspé Co., Canada East (Québec), British North America (Canada).[722] vi. Thomas Holland;[710],[710] born 10 Sep 1827;[401] married Mary R. (--?--) circa 1856.[713] He and Mary R. (--?--) appeared on the census of Jan 1861 at Douglastown, Gaspé Co., Lower Canada (Québec), British North America (Canada); where Thomas was a Catholic fisherman, born in Lower Canada. Neither he nor Mary could read or write. They lived in a 1-story frame house on 1 3/4 acres.[723] He and Mary R. (--?--) appeared on the census of 1881 at Douglastown, Gaspé Co., Québec, Canada; where Thomas was a Catholic, Irish farmer.[715] vii. James Holland;[710],[710] born 16 May 1830;[401] married Mary (--?--) circa 1871.[713] He and Mary (--?--) appeared on the census of 1881 at Douglastown, Gaspé Co., Québec, Canada; where James was a Catholic, Irish farmer.[715] viii. Michel Holland;[710],[710] born 21 May 1832.[401] 39. ix. Ellen Holland. x. Anne Holland;[710],[710] born 1 Apr 1837;[401] married Hugh Walsh 16 Jan 1866 at Douglastown, Gaspé Co., Lower Canada (Québec), British North America (Canada).[724] She and Hugh Walsh appeared on the census of 1881 at Douglastown, Gaspé Co., Québec, Canada; where Hugh (50) was an Irish Catholic fisherman, and Annie (44), Mary Jane (21), and Arthur (12) were present.[725] xi. Henry Holland;[710],[710] born 5 May 1839;[401] married Héleine Fitzpatrick 7 Jan 1875 at Gaspé Bay South, Gaspé Co., Québec, Canada.[726],[727] He appeared on the census of 1881 at Douglastown, Gaspé Co., Québec, Canada; where Henry (40) was a widowed Catholic, Irish fisherman, and Alice A. (3) was present.[704] xii. Frances-Ann Holland;[710],[710] born 5 Jun 1842.[401] 79. Mary-Amelia5 HAYDEN (child of Abraham, #158);[728],[729] born circa 1795 at Lower Canada (Québec), British North America (Canada);[730],[731] married Joseph Adams circa 1808;[732] married Thomas Holland (see #78), son of Arthur Holland and Marguerite Boyle, 23 Oct 1815 at St. Patrick's (Roman Catholic), Douglastown, Gaspé Co., Lower Canada (Québec), British North America (Canada); where bride's name was recorded as Mary Hayden.[692],[693],[694] She was also known as Margaret-Emily, Emilie, Mary, and Mary-Emily as recorded in various registers.[733],[734],[735],[736] She and Thomas Holland appeared on the census of 20 Sep 1825 at Douglastown, Gaspé Co., Lower Canada (Québec), British North America (Canada); having 8 acres of cultivated land.[696] She and Thomas Holland appeared on the census of 1 Nov 1831 at Douglastown, Gaspé Co., Lower Canada (Québec), British North America (Canada); where the family was Roman Catholic, Thomas was a fisherman.[697] She appeared on the census of Jan 1861 at range 1, Douglastown, Gaspé Co., Lower Canada (Québec), British North America (Canada); as a widow with a 25 acres plot producing wheat, potatoes and herring. Her son James Holland (age 28) lived there also.[737],[738] She did not appear on the census of 1871 at Douglastown, Gaspé Co., Québec, Canada; where any records are too faint to read.[739]
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128. John6 READING (child of Mary, #257);[740] baptized 8 Oct 1731 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England; base born;[741],[742] married Elizabeth Bailey (see #129), daughter of Moses Bailey, 3 Jun 1759 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England; by banns, where both made their mark;[743],[744],[745] died 1810 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England;[746],[747] buried 9 Oct 1810 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England, "aged 78" according to church records, though the monument reads: "To the memory of John Reading who departed this life 9 Oct 1810, age 84. Also Elizabeth wife of above wdtl 14 Mar 1820, aged 81, and Ann, their daughter wdtl 1 Nov 1812."[748],[749],[750] He and Elizabeth Bailey lived in 1798 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England; owning land and renting to George Fly.[751] He left a will probated on 16 Jan 1811 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England; valued at £200.[752],[753] Children of John6 Reading and Elizabeth Bailey (see #129) all born at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England, were as follows: i. John5 Reading;[754],[754] baptized 11 Jun 1760;[755] married Ann Walker 24 Dec 1783 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England; by licence, where John was of Buriton, sawyer, aged 23, and Ann was of Petersfield, aged 21, both signing their names.[756],[757] John and Ann had five children in Petersfield and Buriton Mary Ann (b. 1784), John (b. 1785), Richard (b. 1785), Elizabeth (b. 1786) and Sarah (b. 1789).[758],[759] ii. Robert Reading;[760],[760] baptized 13 Dec 1761.[761] On 16th Oct 1775 (for the year 1772) £6. 0. 0.was paid by Rev. Mr. Barton towards apprenticing Robert Reading son of John Reading to Richard Hounsome a Blacksmith of Steep.[762] 64. iii. Thomas Reading. iv. Richard Reading;[763],[763] baptized 9 Sep 1765;[764] died before 1768.[765] v. Richard Reading;[766],[766] baptized 17 Apr 1768;[767] married Susannah Atkins 27 Dec 1798 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England; by banns, where both made their mark;[768],[769] died 1799 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England;[770],[771] buried 5 Mar 1799 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England.[771] 1st Nov 1784,(For the year 1778)£8. 0. 0. was paid by Rev. Mr. Barton towards apprenticing RICHARD READING to JOHN POWELL, a Shoemaker both of Buriton.[762] He was a shoemaker who took on apprentices in 1798 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England.[772] Richard and Sussanah had Elizabeth Reading (b. 1798) in Buriton.[758] vi. Elizabeth Reading;[773],[773] baptized 30 Oct 1770.[771] vii. George Reading;[774],[774] baptized 6 Jan 1773.[775] viii. William Reading;[776],[776] baptized 16 Apr 1775;[605] married Mary (--?--);[777] died before 1811;[778] buried 1 May 1808 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England, "aged 33."[750] ix. Sarah Reading;[779],[779] baptized 19 May 1777.[780] x. Henry Reading;[773],[773] baptized 21 Mar 1779;[771] married Elizabeth Bone 19 Dec 1804 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England; by banns, where Henry signed his name, Elizabeth made her mark, witnessed by Richard and Ann Wyatt.[781] Henry and Elizabeth had several children in Petersfield and Buriton before moving to Gosport in 1812.[782] xi. Anne Reading;[783],[783] baptized 17 Feb 1784;[784] died 1 Nov 1812 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England, at age 28;[785] buried 1 Nov 1812 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England, where father was John Reading and mother was Elizabeth, and monument reads, "To the memory of John Reading who departed this life 9 Oct 1810, age 84. Also Elizabeth wife of above wdtl 14 Mar 1820, aged 81, and Ann, their daughter wdtl 1 Nov 1812."[786],[749] 129. Elizabeth6 BAILEY (child of Moses, #258);[787] baptized 14 Oct 1741 at East Meon, Co. Hampshire, England;[788],[789] married John Reading (see #128), son of Mary Reading, 3 Jun 1759 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England; by banns, where both made their mark;[743],[744],[745] died 14 Mar 1820 at Lavant, Co. Sussex, England, at age 78;[790],[791] buried 18 Mar 1820 at St. Mary's Church, Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England, "aged 80."[792] She and John Reading lived in 1798 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England; owning land and renting to George Fly.[751]
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130. John6 BONE (child of John, #260);[793],[794] baptized 13 Sep 1734 at Empshott, Co. Hampshire, England;[795],[796],[797] married Mary Baker (see #131), daughter of Moses Baker and Ann Othen, 4 May 1760 at St. Mary's Upper Froyle, Froyle, Co. Hampshire, England; by banns, where both were aged 26, of this parish, made their marks, witnessed by William Trimming and Thomas Grover;[798],[799],[411] died by his own hand Jul 1788 at Froyle, Co. Hampshire, England, at age 53;[800],[801] buried 19 Jul 1788 at St. Mary's Upper Froyle, Froyle, Co. Hampshire, England.[419] Children of John6 Bone and Mary Baker (see #131) all born at St. Mary's Upper Froyle, Froyle, Co. Hampshire, England, were as follows: i. Sarah5 Bone; christened 2 Nov 1760.[419],[418] She was a mantua or dress-maker, apprenticed to Martha Mathews on 4 Sep 1786 at Froyle, Co. Hampshire, England.[802] ii. Mary Bone; christened 8 Jul 1763.[418] iii. Hannah Bone; christened 27 Sep 1765.[418] 65. iv. Ann Bone. v. Elizabeth Bone; christened 26 Oct 1770.[418] vi. Esther Bone; christened 21 Dec 1772;[418] married John Oliver 20 Jul 1793 at St. Mary's Upper Froyle, Froyle, Co. Hampshire, England; by banns, where both were of this parish, made their mark, witnessed by Ann Stone and Mary Gould.[803],[411] vii. Lucy Bone; christened 24 Mar 1775;[418] married Henry Combs 7 Mar 1795 at St. Mary's Upper Froyle, Froyle, Co. Hampshire, England; by banns, where both were of this parish, Henry signed and Lucy made her mark, witnessed by Thomas Grover and Anne Pouroff;[803],[411] died Oct 1835 at age 60;[804] buried 25 Oct 1835 at St. Mary's Upper Froyle, Froyle, Co. Hampshire, England.[419] It appears that several of Lucy's decendents remained in Froyle.[805] viii. John Bone; christened 4 May 1778;[806] died Apr 1821 at England at age 42;[807] buried 22 Apr 1821 at St. Mary's Upper Froyle, Froyle, Co. Hampshire, England, aged 43 years.[421] ix. James Bone; christened 9 May 1781;[419] he may have died 1852 at Alton, Co. Hampshire, England;[808] buried 29 Apr 1852 at Bentley, Co. Hampshire, England, "aged 74."[809] He appeared on the census of 1851 at Alton Union Workhouse, Alton, Co. Hampshire, England; where James (73) was married (spouse not present), an agricultural labourer b. Froyle.[810] x. William Bone; christened 16 Oct 1785.[811] 131. Mary6 BAKER (child of Moses, #262);[812],[813] born circa 1734;[814] baptized 11 Oct 1738 at St. Mary's Upper Froyle, Froyle, Co. Hampshire, England;[815] married John Bone (see #130), son of John Bone and Christian Haise, 4 May 1760 at St. Mary's Upper Froyle, Froyle, Co. Hampshire, England; by banns, where both were aged 26, of this parish, made their marks, witnessed by William Trimming and Thomas Grover;[798],[799],[411] died 21 Nov 1807 at Froyle, Co. Hampshire, England;[816],[817] buried 22 Nov 1807 at St. Mary's Upper Froyle, Froyle, Co. Hampshire, England, as the widow of John, aged 73.[421],[818] Up to her death in 1807, Mary a.k.a. the Widow Bone received aid from Froyle Parish for distress and illness.[819]
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132. George6 ALBERY; married Sarah Foster 27 Sep 1745 at Petersfield, Co. Hampshire, England;[820] he may have married Anne Foster (see #133) 18 Jun 1749 at Blendworth, Co. Hampshire, England; where George was of Buriton, and Anne of Catherington;[821],[822] died 1782 at Petersfield, Co. Hampshire, England;[823],[824] buried 14 Jul 1782 at Petersfield, Co. Hampshire, England.[825] He lived in 1774 at Petersfield, Co. Hampshire, England; where opposite Mr. George Albury's was possibly the ground whereon the late workhouse stood.[826] Children of George6 Albery and Anne Foster (see #133) both born at Petersfield, Co. Hampshire, England, were as follows: i. George5 Albery;[827],[827] born 20 Feb 1751;[425] baptized 6 Mar 1751 at St. Peter's, Petersfield, Co. Hampshire, England.[425] He entered Churcher's College, later apprenticed to Richard and Jane Luff on 3 Sep 1760 at Petersfield, Co. Hampshire, England.[828] He given £20 by Churcher's College to start own business on 1 Jan 1780 at Petersfield, Co. Hampshire, England.[828] He accepted apprentice George Boxall via Churcher's College on 18 Jun 1781 at Petersfield, Co. Hampshire, England.[828] He was a maltster in 1784 at Petersfield, Co. Hampshire, England.[829] 66. ii. James Albery. 133. Anne6 FOSTER may have married George Albery (see #132) 18 Jun 1749 at Blendworth, Co. Hampshire, England; where George was of Buriton, and Anne of Catherington;[821],[822] died Jun 1792;[438] buried 12 Jun 1792 at St. Peter's, Petersfield, Co. Hampshire, England, "a widow."[830]
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134. Hugh6 POLING; married Mary (--?--);[831] married Sarah Delawar (see #135) 22 Nov 1770 at West Wittering, Co. Sussex, England; where Hugh was widower of Iping, Sarah Titcombe widow of West Wittering, by licence;[832] died 1788 at Iping, Co. Sussex, England;[833] buried 9 Jul 1788 at Iping, Co. Sussex, England.[833] He lived in 1770 at Iping, Co. Sussex, England.[834] Children of Hugh6 Poling and Sarah Delawar (see #135) all born at Iping, Co. Sussex, England, were as follows: i. James5 Poling;[835],[836] baptized 7 Apr 1771.[837] 67. ii. Frances Poling. iii. Martha Poling;[835],[835] baptized 26 Dec 1775.[837] iv. Judith Poling;[835],[835] baptized 1 Feb 1777.[837] v. Sarah Poling;[835],[835] baptized 2 Feb 1779.[837] vi. John Poling;[835],[835] baptized 12 Jan 1781.[837] vii. Hugh Poling;[835],[835] baptized 23 Dec 1783.[837] viii. Ann Poling;[835],[835] baptized 11 Jun 1787.[837] 135. Sarah6 DELAWAR; likely born between 1742 and 1748;[838] married Henry Titcomb 22 Jul 1768 at West Dean, Co. Sussex, England; where Henry was bachelor of Wandesworth, Surrey, and Sarah was single woman of West Dean parish;[839] married Hugh Poling (see #134) 22 Nov 1770 at West Wittering, Co. Sussex, England; where Hugh was widower of Iping, Sarah Titcombe widow of West Wittering, by licence;[832] married Thomas Pratt 9 Nov 1789 at Iping, Co. Sussex, England; where Thomas was widower of Stedham, Sarah was widow of Iping, by licence;[840] died 1806 at Petersfield, Co. Hampshire, England;[841] buried 20 Sep 1806 at Petersfield, Co. Hampshire, England, where Sarah was wife of Thomas Pratt.[842] She lived in 1768 at West Dean, Co. Sussex, England.[843]
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136. William6 STALLARD (child of William, #272);[844],[845] baptized 27 Jan 1764 at Catherington, Co. Hampshire, England;[846] married Olive Patrick (see #137), daughter of Richard Patrick and Ann (--?--), 17 Aug 1787 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England; by banns, where William was from Catherington and signed his name, and Olive from Buriton and she made her mark, witnessed by Richard Wyatt and William Caplin;[847],[848],[769] died by a fall from his horse 20 Oct 1820 at age 56;[849],[850],[851],[852] buried 24 Oct 1820 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England.[853],[854] He and Olive Patrick lived in 1798 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England; renting from Edward Patrick.[855],[856] William was paid an apprentice fee of £12 by Buriton boy George Welch.[857],[858] He was a publican in 1820 at Five Bells public house, Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England.[859] It was written, "As Mr. W. Stallard, who kept the Five Bells public-house at Buriton, near Petersfield, was returning home on Friday evening, he was unfortunately thrown from his horse and killed on the spot; an inquest was taken on the body by Mr. Longcroft. Verdict-Accidental Death."[860] Children of William6 Stallard and Olive Patrick (see #137) all born at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England, were as follows: i. Nancy5 Stallard; christened 23 May 1788; name recorded as Nanny;[458] died 18 Aug 1790 at age 2.[176] ii. William Stallard; christened 26 Mar 1790;[458] married Elizabeth Trimming 1 Sep 1814 at St. Peter's, Petersfield, Co. Hampshire, England; where William was a bachelor of Buriton, and Elizabeth a spinster from Petersfield, both signing their names;[861],[862] died aged 80 years 2 Jun 1870 at age 80;[863],[864] buried at Petersfield Cemetery, Petersfield, Co. Hampshire, England.[865] He was a fellmonger and collar maker between 1816 and 1828 at Petersfield, Co. Hampshire, England.[866],[867] He likely played cricket on 17 Jul 1820 at Petersfield, Co. Hampshire, England.[868] He was a glover and fellmonger in 1830 at 30 High Street, Petersfield, Co. Hampshire, England.[869] He and Elizabeth Trimming appeared on the census of 1841 at The Spain, Petersfield, Co. Hampshire, England; where William (~50) was a fellmonger, Elizabeth (~50) a dressmaker, and Sophia (15), Amelia (12) and Louisa (10) were present.[870] He was a wool dealer in 1844.[871] He appeared on the census of 1861 at Little Sheet, Sheet, Co. Hampshire, England; where William (71) was a fellmonger, Elizabeth (70, b. Froyle) and Amelia (32) were present.[872] 68. iii. Edward Stallard. iv. James Stallard; christened 7 Apr 1795;[458] married Sarah Furner 20 Oct 1823 at Morestead, Co. Hampshire, England; where James was of Milland, and Sarah was of Morestead, and both signed their names;[873],[874] married Maria Wells 30 Oct 1833 at Faringdon, Co. Hampshire, England; where both signed their names, witnessed by Ann Illsey and George Beagley;[875],[876] he probably died 1867 at Havant, Co. Hampshire, England.[877] He lived in 1823 at Milland (Winchester), Co. Hampshire, England.[878] He and Sarah Furner lived between 1825 and 1826 at Winchester, Co. Hampshire, England; where James was a parchment maker.[879],[880] He and Sarah Furner lived in Aug 1826 at Staple Garden, Winchester, Co. Hampshire, England; at the time of Sarah's death.[881] He and Maria Wells appeared on the census of 1841 at Back Lane, Steyning, Co. Sussex, England; where James (~40) was a parchment maker, and Maria (33), Edward (15), Ellen (14), George (6), Albert (4) were present.[882] He and Maria Wells appeared on the census of 1851 at Castle Street, Titchfield, Co. Hampshire, England; where James (55) was a parchment maker, and Maria (48), George (16) a carpenter, and Albert (14) were present.[883] He and Maria Wells appeared on the census of 1861 at Havant, Co. Hampshire, England; where James (66) was a parchment maker, and Maria (59) and Albert (24) also a parchment maker, were present.[884] v. George Stallard; christened 12 Feb 1797;[458] died 1798;[885] buried 1798 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England.[886] 137. Olive6 PATRICK (child of Richard, #274);[887],[888] born 17 Sep 1760 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England;[889],[890],[891] married William Stallard (see #136), son of William Stallard and Mary Collins, 17 Aug 1787 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England; by banns, where William was from Catherington and signed his name, and Olive from Buriton and she made her mark, witnessed by Richard Wyatt and William Caplin;[847],[848],[769] died "aged 74 years" 18 Oct 1834 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England, at age 74;[892],[893] buried 23 Oct 1834 at St. Mary's Church, Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England.[854],[894] She and William Stallard lived in 1798 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England; renting from Edward Patrick.[855],[856] She was a publican in 1830 at Five Bells public house, Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England.[869]
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138. John6 TODMAN; born circa 1771 at South Harting, Co. Sussex, England;[895],[896] he likely married Elizabeth Field (see #139) 28 Feb 1791 at St. Peter the Great, Chichester, Co. Sussex, England; by banns, where John was of this parish, Elizabeth of St Pancras Chichester, each signed their names, witnessed by Maria Field and Robert Holt.[897],[898],[899] He began military service on 8 May 1793 with 3rd Foot Guards.[900] He ended military service on 22 Dec 1810 at London, Co. Middlesex, England; a private with 3rd Foot Guards, in Col. John Byng's company, with 17 yrs 229 days of service, then being 39 years old, deaf in one ear, rheumatic, and in bad health.[901] He was examined before the Chelsea Board as an invalid on 7 Feb 1811 at Chelsea Hospital, London, Co. Middlesex, England.[902] He began military service on 24 May 1815 with 5th Royal Regiment of Veterans.[902],[903] He ended military service on 10 Mar 1816 at Deptford, London, Co. Middlesex, England; with 5th Royal Regiment of Veterans.[902],[904] Children of John6 Todman and Elizabeth Field (see #139) were as follows: 69. i. Charlotte5 Todman. ii. Catherine Todman;[905],[905] baptized 3 Apr 1797 at St. Peter the Great, Chichester, Co. Sussex, England;[906] married George Ewen 22 Oct 1813 at St. Pancras, Chichester, Co. Sussex, England; by banns, where George was of the subdeanery, Catherine of this parish, both signed their names, witnessed by James Saunders and John Scale Clish.[907] 139. Elizabeth6 FIELD likely married John Todman (see #138) 28 Feb 1791 at St. Peter the Great, Chichester, Co. Sussex, England; by banns, where John was of this parish, Elizabeth of St Pancras Chichester, each signed their names, witnessed by Maria Field and Robert Holt.[897],[898],[899] She lived in 1794 at Haslemere, Co. Surrey, England.[908],[909]