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8. Charlotte5 STALLARD (child of Edward4, William3, William2, Edward1); born 1813 at Sheet, Co. Hampshire, England;[218] christened 28 May 1813 at St. Peter's, Petersfield, Co. Hampshire, England;[219],[120] married Reverend Philip Chapman 28 Sep 1836 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England; by licence, where Phillip was of St Leonard Shoreditch, Middlesex, and Charlotte from Buriton, witnessed by Edward Stallard and Caroline Stallard;[220],[221],[222] married John Daughtrey after 1840;[186] died "age 93" 11 Jun 1906 at Manchester parish, Jamaica, British West Indies, at age 93.[223],[224] She and Reverend Philip Chapman emigrated in 1836 to Jamaica, British West Indies.[225],[226] She and Reverend Philip Chapman where Philip served as a Wesleyan Methodist missionary between 1836 and 1838 at Kingston, Jamaica, British West Indies.[227] She and Reverend Philip Chapman where Philip served as a Wesleyan Methodist missionary in 1839 at Lucea, Cornwall Co., Jamaica, British West Indies.[227] She appeared on the census of 1871 at Warblington Villa, Warblington, Co. Hampshire, England; where Charlotte Daughtrey (57) a widow and visitor b. Sheet, Ada M. Ford (10) granddaughter and scholar, Edward Percy Ford (6) grandson, and Alice Arden (18) a general servant b. Midhurst, Sussex, also with her mother Charlotte Stallard (77) was a widow, with earnings from rents, b. Haslemere, Surrey, with Mary A. Stent (50) a widow and companion b. Buriton.[180] She appeared on the census of 1881 at South Stoneham, Southampton, Co. Hampshire, England; where Charlotte Daughtrey (67), b. Petersfield, derived income from dividends, with Ella S. Panton (15) granddaughter and scholar, b. St. Andrew Jamaica.[228] Reverend Philip CHAPMAN was born in 1813 at Petersfield, Co. Hampshire, England.[229] He died having fallen from the church roof while fixing it on 17 May 1843 at Mt. Ward Methodist Church, Haughton Grove, Hanover Parish, Cornwall Co., Jamaica, British West Indies.[230],[231] He was buried on 18 May 1843 at St. James parish, Jamaica, British West Indies, "aged 30."[232] He was (an unknown value) in 1839 at Grateful-Hill, St. Thomas' in theVale, Jamaica, British West Indies.[233] Children of Charlotte5 Stallard and Reverend Philip Chapman were as follows: i. Philip Edward6 Chapman;[234],[234] born 27 Sep 1837 at Jamaica, British West Indies;[223],[235] married Louisa Sophia Rowe 14 Jan 1869 at St. Andrew parish, Jamaica, British West Indies;[236] died "64 years" 29 Feb 1904 at Manchester parish, Jamaica, British West Indies, at age 66.[237],[238] Phillip became Postmaster General of Jamaica.[239] He (an unknown value) between 1849 and 1853 at The Kingswood School, Bitton, Co. Gloucester, England.[240] He appeared on the census of 1851 at The Kingswood School, Bitton, Co. Gloucester, England; where Philip (13) was a scholar b. Jamaica.[241] He was Assistant Book Keeper in 1861 at Kingston, Jamaica, British West Indies.[242] He was was Stamp Commissioner between 1865 and 1878 at Jamaica, British West Indies.[243],[244],[245],[246] He was was Administrator-General of Jamaica between 1893 and 1899 at Jamaica, British West Indies.[245],[246] 16. ii. Charles William Chapman, born circa 1839; married Mary Ann Judd. 17. iii. Charlotte Ellen Chapman, born 29 Oct 1839 at Manchester Parish, Middlesex Co., Jamaica, British West Indies; married Archdeacon David Brooke Panton. iv. Elizabeth Duggan Chapman;[247],[234] born 15 Jul 1843 at Kingston, Surrey Co., Jamaica, British West Indies;[223] married Archbishop Enos Nuttall of Jamaica 1867;[186],[248] died "91 years" 5 Nov 1934 at Stony Hill, St. Andrew parish, Jamaica, British West Indies, at age 91.[249],[250] She was also known as Lilly DAUGHTERY.[251] She was also known as just Elizabeth DUGGAN put Duggan is probably her middle name.[252],[253] In 1866 Enos Nuttall became incumbent of St. George's church, Kingston, Jamaica. Elizabeth and Enos had two sons and three daughters.[254] In 1893, Most Rev. Enos Nuttall D.D., became Primate, and then in 1895, the first Archbishop of the West Indies.[239] John DAUGHTREY died circa 1865 at Jamaica, England.[255] He was a magistrate and assistance judge of the Court of Common Pleas on 15 Feb 1839 at Manchester parish, Jamaica, England.[256] There were no children of Charlotte5 Stallard and John Daughtrey.
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9. Edward George James5 STALLARD (child of Edward4, William3, William2, Edward1);[257],[258] born circa 1815 at Sheet, Co. Hampshire, England;[259],[260],[261] baptized 22 Apr 1815 at Petersfield, Co. Hampshire, England;[262],[120],[263] married Ann Chalcraft, daughter of John Samuel Chalcraft and Eliza Grigg, 16 Jul 1837 at the parish church, Alverstoke, Co. Hampshire, England; by Banns, where Edward (23) was a bachelor and saddler, Ann (22) a spinster. Witnesses were Thomas Allen and Matilda Chalcraft;[264],[265] died 7 Mar 1898 at Winchcombe, Co. Gloucester, England, at age 82;[266],[267],[268] buried 11 Mar 1898 at Winchcombe, Co. Gloucester, England, "aged 84."[269] "Edward jun., a Buriton boy" was apprenticed to Henry Hall (prob. carpenter) for £20 on 28 Aug 1829.[270],[271] In 1837, Edward George James Stallard and Ann Chalcraft lived at Gosport, Co. Hampshire, England, at their marriage.[272] He was a publican, probably with his father at the "Five Bells" between 1838 and 1840 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England.[273] In 1841, Edward paid tithes for his residence, a house and garden on Bone's Lane; an arable field, part of Lime Kiln Field; and the parchment yard and the house and garden immediately south of it on North Lane.[274] He and Ann Chalcraft appeared on the census of 1841 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England; where Edward (~25) a harness maker, wife Ann (~25) and daughter Emma (4 mo.) were present. Also his sister Caroline Judd (~25), and her family John Judd (~25) a baker, Charles (3) and Charlotte (1) were present.[154],[275] He and Ann Chalcraft lived in 1841 at Bone's Lane, Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England; with sister's family (Caroline & John Judd). Edward was called a harness maker, and John a baker. Their 17th century timber-frame house contained two cottages.[276],[277],[278] He was a collar maker, and a fellmonger (preparer of pelts for leather making) between 1841 and 1843 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England.[273] He was a harness maker in 1844 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England.[279],[280] He was a bankrupt on 16 Mar 1850 at Sheet, Co. Hampshire, England.[281] He and Ann Chalcraft appeared on the census of 1851 at Cow Legs Lane, Petersfield, Co. Hampshire, England; where Edward (35) was a wool dealer, born in Sheet. Ann (36) of Emsworth, Kate (8), Fanny (6), Clara (4) and Ellen (2) were also present.[282],[283] He and Ann Chalcraft appeared on the census of 1861 at 8 Sheet St., Petersfield, Co. Hampshire, England; where Edward (45) a wool stapler born in Sheet, Ann (49) of Emsworth, Kate (18) , George (9) and servant Chester Pink were present.[284] He and Ann Chalcraft emigrated in 1867 to Ontario, Canada; where Edward (53) was a farmer, and Ann (56), Fanny (22) and George (13) were recorded as cabin passengers aboard S.S. Peruvian, which departed Liverpool 1 Aug 1867, arrived Quebec City 14 Aug 1867, from whence their family settled in Islington.[285] He and Ann Chalcraft lived between 1868 and 1871 at lot 8, Con. A, Etobicoke Twp., Islington, York Co., Ontario, Canada; renting 13 acres from Captain Edward Jones of Yorkville. Edward G.J. was a butcher and drover.[286] On 23 Jul 1869, Edward purchased for five dollars a burial plot at St. George's church for son George.[287] He and Ann Chalcraft appeared on the census of 1871 at Orillia, Simcoe Co., Ontario, Canada; where Edward (55) was a butcher, and Anne was present.[288] At some point Edward and Anne returned to England and lived in Winchcombe near their daughter Frances.[289] He and Ann Chalcraft appeared on the census of 1881 at Gretton Rd., Winchcombe, Co. Gloucester, England; where Edward (67) farmed 45 acres, employing one boy. Ann (68) was also present.[290] He and Ann Chalcraft appeared on the census of 1891 at Winchcombe, Co. Gloucester, England; where Edward G.J. (78) was a farmer, and Ann (81) and two servants were present.[291] Ann CHALCRAFT[292],[293] was born on 22 Sep 1810 at Warblington, Co. Hampshire, England.[294] She was baptized on 4 Nov 1810 at Warblington Parish, Co. Hampshire, England.[295],[296],[297],[298] She died on 2 Nov 1910 at Winchcombe, Co. Gloucester, England, at age 100.[266],[299],[300] She was buried on 5 Nov 1910 at Winchcombe, Co. Gloucester, England, "aged 100."[301] She appeared on the census of 1901 at 95 Gretton Rd., Winchcombe, Co. Gloucester, England; where Anne (90) was a widowed farmer's wife, in the home of her daughter Frances Stephens (55), and James Stephens (66) the superintendant registrar, clerk to union, and their children Henry W. (29) a solicitor, John H (24) an articled clerk (solicitor), and a servant Hannah Martin (21) were present.[302] She was confined to her bed in 1906 at Cheltenham, Co. Gloucester, England.[303] She appeared in The Gloucestershire Echo, "The death occurred at Winchcombe on Nv. 2nd of Mrs. Ann Stallard, who was one of three female centenarians known to be living in this county. She had been confined to her bed for about four years, lovingly cared for by her daughter Mrs. J. H. Stephens. The funeral took place quietly at Winchcombe on Saturday. The coffin bore the simple inscription: "Ann Stallard, born 22 Sept., 1810; died 2 Nov., 1910" on 7 Nov 1910.[304] On 30 Nov 1910, Winnifred Brereton sent a thank-you card to Mr. A. Bone (husband of Kate) concerning Ann's death, it is assumed: "Please accept sincere thanks for very kind sympathy." The post-mark indicates Ms. Brereton also lived in Toronto.[305] Children of Edward George James5 Stallard and Ann Chalcraft were as follows: i. Edward Lennox6 Stallard;[306],[306] born 16 Oct 1838 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England;[307] he may have died 20 Oct 1838.[308] ii. Charlotte Elizabeth Stallard;[306],[306] born 6 Oct 1839 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England;[307] died circa Dec 1839 at Co. Hampshire, England.[309],[310] iii. Emma Frances Stallard; born 3 Feb 1841;[311] christened 4 Jul 1841 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England;[307] died 1843 at Co. Hampshire, England.[312],[313] 18. iv. Kate Stallard, born 14 Feb 1843 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England; married Harry Albery Bone. 19. v. Frances Frazier Stallard, born 29 Nov 1844 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England; married James Henry Stephens. vi. Clara Stallard; christened 22 Oct 1847 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England.[307] vii. Ellen Stallard; christened 6 Aug 1848 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England;[307] she may have died 1855.[314] viii. George William Stallard; born 25 Jan 1852 at Petersfield, Co. Hampshire, England;[266] died of heat exhaustion while driving sheep Jul 1869 at York Co., Ontario, Canada, at age 17;[315] buried circa 23 Jul 1869 at St. George's On-The-Hill, plot 2, range 3 south, Islington, York Co., Ontario, Canada.[316] He emigrated circa 1868 to Ontario, Canada; with his parents.[317]
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10. Caroline5 STALLARD (child of Edward4, William3, William2, Edward1); baptized 11 May 1817 at Hambledon, Co. Hampshire, England;[318],[319] married John Judd 7 Dec 1837 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England; where John resided on Sheep St. Petersfield;[320],[221] she may have died 1849 at Havant, Co. Hampshire, England.[321],[322] She and John Judd lived in 1841 at Bone's Lane, Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England; with Caroline's brother Edward's family. John was recorded as a baker, Edward a harness maker.[277] She and John Judd appeared on the census of 1841 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England; John Judd (~25) a baker, Caroline Judd (~25), Charles (3) and Charlotte (1) were present. Also Caroline's brother Edward (~25) a harness maker, wife Ann (~25) and daughter Emma (4 mo.) were present.[275] John JUDD married Ann (--?--) in 1850 at Havant, Co. Hampshire, England.[323],[324] He appeared on the census of 1851 at 2 West Street, Havant, Co. Hampshire, England; where John (39) was a fellmonger employing 10 men, Ann (40) his wife, Charlotte (12), Ellen (10), Caroline (8), Elizabeth (6), Mary Ann (4), and also Georgina Cross (4) and servant Caroline Ring (15) were present.[325] Children of Caroline5 Stallard and John Judd were as follows: i. Charles6 Judd;[326],[326] born circa 1838 at Co. Hampshire, England;[327] he may have died 1842 at Co. Hampshire, England.[328],[329] ii. Charlotte Judd;[326],[326] born circa 1839 at Petersfield, Co. Hampshire, England.[327],[330] Charlotte mentioned in grandfather Edward Stallard's Will 1862.[331] iii. Ellen Judd;[332],[332] born circa 1842 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England.[333] She and Elizabeth Judd appeared on the census of 1861 at West Street, Havant, Co. Hampshire, England; where Elizabeth (16) and sister Ellen (19) lived with their grandparents Edward (68), a fellmonger employing 3 men and 1 boy, Charlotte (67), Mary A Stent (39), widowed aunt, and her son Alfred Stent (16) were present.[166] Ellen mentioned in grandfather Edward Stallard's Will 1862.[334] 20. iv. Caroline Judd, born 7 Sep 1844 at Havant, Co. Hampshire, England; married Thomas Henry Ide. v. Elizabeth Judd;[332],[332] born circa 1845 at Havant, Co. Hampshire, England.[335] She and Ellen Judd appeared on the census of 1861 at West Street, Havant, Co. Hampshire, England; where Elizabeth (16) and sister Ellen (19) lived with their grandparents Edward (68), a fellmonger employing 3 men and 1 boy, Charlotte (67), Mary A Stent (39), widowed aunt, and her son Alfred Stent (16) were present.[166] Elizabeth mentioned in grandfather Edward Stallard's Will 1862.[334] 21. vi. Mary Ann Judd, born 1847 at Havant, Co. Hampshire, England; married Charles William Chapman.
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11. Mary Ann5 STALLARD (child of Edward4, William3, William2, Edward1); christened 30 Apr 1820 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England;[101] married James Stent 9 May 1840 at Alverstoke, Co. Hampshire, England; where James was son of John Stent (d. 1853) and Sussanna;[336],[337] died 1882.[338] She appeared on the census of 1851 at North Lane, Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England; where Mary Ann (30) was widowed, a dressmaker, and James (10) and Edwin (7) were present.[339] She appeared on the census of 1861 at West Street, Havant, Co. Hampshire, England; where Mary A Stent (39), widowed, and her son Alfred (16), lived with her parents Edward (68) a fellmonger employing 3 men and 1 boy, and Charlotte (67).[340] She appeared on the census of 1871 at Warblington Villa, Warblington, Co. Hampshire, England; where Charlotte Stallard (77) was a widow, with earnings from rents, b. Haslemere, Surrey, with Mary A. Stent (50) a widow and companion b. Buriton, Charlotte Daughtrey (57) a widow and visitor b. Sheet, Ada M. Ford (10) granddaughter and scholar, Edward Percy Ford (6) grandson, and Alice Arden (18) a general servant b. Midhurst, Sussex.[180] She appeared on the census of 1881 at Havant, Co. Hampshire, England; where Mary Ann (59) was a widow, living with the family of her son Edward (40), Squarer of the Parchment Factory.[341] James STENT was born in 1819.[342] He died before 1851.[343] Children of Mary Ann5 Stallard and James Stent all born at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England, were as follows: i. Edward James6 Stent;[344],[344] christened 6 Dec 1840;[101] died "age 87" 10 Nov 1927 at Havant, Co. Hampshire, England, at age 86.[345] In the 1860's, Edward's family lived in Sandhurst Victoria, Australia, but returned to England and parchment making by 1880.[346] He appeared on the census of 1881 at West Street, Havant, Co. Hampshire, England; where Edward (40) was Squarer of the Parchment Factory, his wife Annie (38), children Alfred (13), Clara (15), Ethel Mary (2), and widowed mother Mary Ann Stallard (59) were present.[347] ii. Edwin Stent;[344],[344] born 2 Jul 1843;[101] died 1875.[348] 22. iii. Alfred Stent, born 1 Sep 1844; married Sarah Lewis.
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12. George5 STALLARD (child of Edward4, William3, William2, Edward1); christened 3 Aug 1828 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England;[101] married Charlotte Cave Ide, daughter of Willis Aylmore Ide and Charlotte Cave, 10 Feb 1853 at Warblington, Co. Hampshire, England; where George was recorded to be a fellmonger living in Havant, and Charlotte was from Warblington;[349],[350] died "aged 77" 23 Jun 1906 at Havant, Co. Hampshire, England, at age 77.[351],[345] He was a parchment maker and fellmonger between 1847 and 1856 at Homewell Parchment Yard, Havant, Co. Hampshire, England.[352] Charlotte Cave Ide's family was a focus of A.D. Bone's early research of the Islington relations: her sisters Martha (1833-1914) and Sarah Ann (1836-1907) married Tier brothers Thomas (1832-1923) and Robert (1838-1913); her brother Thomas Henry (1834-1907) married Caroline Judd (1845-1913), niece of her husband George Stallard. Several Tiers and Ides are buried at St. George's-on-the-Hill, Islington.[353] He and Charlotte Cave Ide emigrated circa 1856 to Canada West (Ontario), British North America (Canada).[354] George and his family returned to England between 1857 and 1859.[355] He was a parchment maker between 1859 and 1906 at Homewell Parchment Yard, Havant, Co. Hampshire, England.[356] He and Charlotte Cave Ide appeared on the census of 1861 at South Street, Havant, Co. Hampshire, England; where George (32) was a parchment manufacturer employing 9 men and 4 boys, Charlotte C. (31), George (6), Clarissa C. (4), Thorburn (2), and Matilda (7 mos) were present.[357],[358] He was living in 1867 at East Street, Havant, Co. Hampshire, England; and was a parchment maker.[359] At sometime between their father's retirement, and subsequent death in 1869, George and Albert formed 'G. & A. Stallard' at Homewell.[360] He appeared on the census of 1881 at East Street, Havant, Co. Hampshire, England; where George (52) was a widower, a Fellmonger Master employing 19 Men 7 Boys. His children Thorburn (22) also a fellmonger, Matilda F. (20), Emma A. (18), Sidney (10) and servant Harriett Hiscole (19) were present.[361] George and Albert Stallard were parchment makers in Havant in 1900.[362] He appeared on the census of 1901 at Havant, Co. Hampshire, England; where George (72) was a parchment maker.[363] Upon George and Albert's retirement, G. & A. Stallard was run by George's son Thorburn until 1936.[364] In 1909, the employees of G. & A. Stallard were photographed at Homewell. Neither George nor Albert appear in the photo, but an E. Stallard does (smartly dressed, large white beard, appears 60-70 years old).[365] Charlotte Cave IDE[366],[367] was christened on 10 Jan 1829 at Warblington, Co. Hampshire, England.[368] She died circa Feb 1881.[369],[370] She was buried on 22 Feb 1881 at St. Faith's, Havant, Co. Hampshire, England, "age 51."[371] Children of George5 Stallard and Charlotte Cave Ide were as follows: i. George6 Stallard;[372],[372] christened 22 Apr 1855 at Saint Faith, Havant, Co. Hampshire, England;[373] married Ann Glayer 1881; where George was the Assistant Master of St. Paul's School.[374] He and Harry Stallard appeared on the census of 1881 at 12 Maude Grove, London, Co. Middlesex, England; where George (21?) was a BA Oxon Schoolmaster, and Harry (14) a student.[375] ii. Clarissa C. Stallard;[376],[376] born 19 May 1856 at Springfield, Toronto Twp., Peel Co., Canada West (Ontario), British North America (Canada);[377] christened 13 Jul 1856 at St. George's On-The-Hill, Islington, York Co., Canada West (Ontario), British North America (Canada);[266] died circa 1913 at Havant, Co. Hampshire, England.[378] Around 1878, Clarissa married an "old farmer". Her father, George, "was so furious, he would not allow her to be married in Havant." She had two or three children, one of whom married an antique dealer.[379] iii. Edward Stallard;[380],[380] born between 1857 and 1858;[381] died between 1857 and 1858.[382] Born after Clarissa, before Thorburn. Died young.[383] iv. Aylmore Stallard;[380],[380] born between 1857 and 1858;[381] died between 1857 and 1858.[382] Born after Clarissa, before Thorburn. Died young.[383] v. Thorburn Stallard;[384],[384] born circa 1859 at Havant, Co. Hampshire, England;[385] married Bessie (--?--);[386] died "age 64" 21 Jun 1923 at Havant, Co. Hampshire, England.[345] Thorburn Stallard's namesake was probably the Thorburn family who eventually resided in Orillia, Ontario, and were friends of the George Stallard during his stay in Canada.[387] He appeared on the census of 1901 at Warblington, Co. Hampshire, England; where he was a fishmonger, aged 42.[363] It was said that Thorburn eventually ran the G. & A. Stallard parchment works at Homewell, until, as the last parchment yard in Havant, they closed in 1936. This must be false, as he died in 1923.[352],[388] 23. vi. Matilda Stallard, born circa Sep 1860 at Havant, Co. Hampshire, England; married Edgar Hooley. vii. Emma Adeline Stallard;[372],[372] christened 19 Mar 1863 at Saint Faith, Havant, Co. Hampshire, England;[373] died Dec 1962 at age 99.[348] Had no issue.[383] viii. Harry Stallard;[372],[372] born 24 Nov 1867 at Saint Faith, Havant, Co. Hampshire, England.[373] He was a doctor.[383] Harry married a daughter of Sir Frances Sawyer, a fellow doctor.[383] He and George Stallard appeared on the census of 1881 at 12 Maude Grove, London, Co. Middlesex, England; where George (21?) was a BA Oxon Schoolmaster, and Harry (14) a student.[375] ix. Sidney Stallard;[372],[372] born 25 Jul 1870 at Saint Faith, Havant, Co. Hampshire, England.[373] Became a "big noise" in the county council house.[383]
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13. Albert5 STALLARD (child of Edward4, William3, William2, Edward1); christened 13 Feb 1831 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England;[101] married Ellen Lipscomb 1858 at Portsea Island, Co. Hampshire, England.[389],[390],[391] He was a parchment maker between 1847 and 1900 at Homewell Parchment Yard, Havant, Co. Hampshire, England.[162] He and Ellen Lipscomb appeared on the census of 1861 at 184 West, Havant, Co. Hampshire, England; where Albert (30), a parchment maker, Ellen (25) and Ellen (1) were present.[392],[393] At sometime between their father's retirement, and subsequent death in 1869, George and Albert formed 'G. & A. Stallard' at Homewell.[360] He was living in 1867 at West Street, Havant, Co. Hampshire, England; and was a parchment maker. There was also an Edward Stallard (probably his father), fellmonger, at the same residence.[359] He appeared on the census of 1881 at East Street, Havant, Co. Hampshire, England; where Albert (50) was a parchment manufacturer, and wife Ellen (44), and children Ellen (21), Agnes (19), Edward J. (17), Albert E. (12), William T. (10), Harrold (5), and servant Elizabeth Carrell (19) were present.[394] Albert and Ellen are thought to have eventually had 8 children from 1859 to after 1881.[395] George and Albert Stallard were parchment makers in Havant in 1900.[362] He appeared on the census of 1901 at Havant, Co. Hampshire, England; where Albert (70) was a parchment manufacturer.[363] Upon George and Albert's retirement, G. & A. Stallard was run by George's son Thorburn until 1936.[364] In 1909, the employees of G. & A. Stallard were photographed at Homewell. Neither George nor Albert appear in the photo, but an E. Stallard does (smartly dressed, large white beard, appears 60-70 years old).[365] Ellen LIPSCOMB was born circa 1835 at Warblington, Co. Hampshire, England.[396] Children of Albert5 Stallard and Ellen Lipscomb all born at Havant, Co. Hampshire, England, were as follows: i. Ellen6 Stallard;[397],[397] born circa 1859.[398],[399] ii. Agnes Stallard;[400],[400] born circa 1861;[399] married Emile Jules Eugene Edouard 1891 at Warblington, Co. Hampshire, England; where Emile was a teacher from Southsea, and Agnes from Warblington.[401] iii. Edward J. Stallard;[400],[400] born circa 1863.[399] iv. Albert E. Stallard;[400],[400] born circa 1868.[399] v. William T. Stallard;[400],[400] born circa 1870.[399] vi. Harold Stallard;[400],[400] born circa 1875.[399]
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14. Clarissa5 STALLARD (child of Edward4, William3, William2, Edward1); christened 2 Oct 1833 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England;[101] married Richard William Softly circa 1858.[186],[402] She and Richard William Softly appeared on the census of 1861 at Havant, Co. Hampshire, England; where Richard W. (27) was a master gardener. Clarissa (27), Richard W. (2) and Laura A. (5 mo) were also present.[403] Clarissa and Mr. Softly had 9 children.[404] She and Richard William Softly appeared on the census of 1871 at Havant, Co. Hampshire, England; where Clarisa (37), and her husband Richard W. Softly (37) a gardner, lived with his mother Sophia (65), and their children Fanny (6), Florence (4), Percy (3), Alice (1), a visiter and a servant were present.[405] Richard William SOFTLY was born circa 1834.[406] He died "age 77" on 13 May 1911 at Havant, Co. Hampshire, England.[345] Children of Clarissa5 Stallard and Richard William Softly all born at Saint Faith, Havant, Co. Hampshire, England, were as follows: i. Richard W.6 Softly;[407],[407] born 27 Feb 1859;[408],[409] died 18 Sep 1863 at age 4.[409] ii. Laura Ann Softly;[407],[407] born circa Dec 1860 at Havant, Co. Hampshire, England;[408] baptized 6 Jan 1861.[409] iii. Fanny Softly;[410],[410] baptized 26 Jun 1864.[409] iv. Percy Softly;[411],[411] baptized 29 Mar 1868.[409] v. Alice Softly;[411],[411] baptized 21 Apr 1870.[409] vi. Clara Softly;[411],[411] baptized 30 Jun 1872.[409] vii. Marion Charlotte Softly;[411],[411] baptized 13 Dec 1874.[409]
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15. Sarah Ann5 STALLARD (child of Edward4, William3, William2, Edward1); christened 9 Aug 1836 at Buriton, Co. Hampshire, England;[101] married Samuel Ford;[186] she may have died 1871 at Southampton, Co. Hampshire, England.[412] Sarah Ann and Mr. Ford had 7 children.[395] She and Samuel Ford appeared on the census of Apr 1871 at Millbrook, Southampton, Co. Hampshire, England; where Sarah Ann (34, b. Buriton) was wife to Samuel Ford (37) a commercial drapery clerk, and their children Ernst W. (9), Allen S. (7), Effie S. (2), and Ann G. (2 mos.) were present, plus a visitor and a servant.[413] Samuel FORD was born circa 1834.[414] He nay have died in 1875 at Southampton, Co. Hampshire, England.[415] Children of Sarah Ann5 Stallard and Samuel Ford were as follows: i. Ada M6 Ford;[416],[416] born circa 1861.[417] ii. Ernst W Ford;[418],[418] born circa 1862 at Landport, Portsmouth, Co. Hampshire, England.[419] iii. Allen S Ford;[420],[420] born circa 1864 at Landport, Portsmouth, Co. Hampshire, England.[421] He appeared on the census of 1881 at 7&8 Bread St., St. Leonards, London, Co. Middlesex, England; where Allen (17) was a warehouseman.[422] iv. Edward Percy Ford;[416],[416] born circa 1865.[417] v. Effie S Ford;[423],[423] born circa 1869 at Freemantle, Co. Hampshire, England.[424] She and Annie G Ford appeared on the census of 1881 at Orphan House, Ashley Down, Bristol, Co. Gloucester, England; where Effie (12) and Annie (10) were scholars, and apparently orphans.[425] vi. Annie G Ford;[426],[426] born Jan 1871 at Freemantle, Co. Hampshire, England.[427] She and Effie S Ford appeared on the census of 1881 at Orphan House, Ashley Down, Bristol, Co. Gloucester, England; where Effie (12) and Annie (10) were scholars, and apparently orphans.[425]