Welcome to the Larry Goldsack Origins Page

(see the comprehensive site: http://www.angelfire.com/falcon/goldsack )

 

 

 

This site is presented in an effort to share Goldsack and related genealogy with others who are interested in tracing their family history.  Many thanks to all those who contributed their time and effort in compiling this information.  

This is a work in progress. This page and the other pages, are always being updated and reviewed in an effort to present an accurate picture of our past.  The records presented on this site have been verified to the best of my ability, however, mistakes do happen.  If you came across an error or an omission please inform me. The highlighted areas are places where I am not certain about accuracy and am presently working at double checking information – that is not to say that the areas which are not highlighted are completely accurate.

 

I have some Goldsack photos at http://www.goldsack.freeservers.com

 

I have The Goldsack Soldiers who died during the Great War (1914-1918) at:

http://www.geocities.com/larrygoldsack/goldsack_wardead.html

 

 

 

 UPDATE: November 1, 2002:

New information has been presented that has the potential to clear up many of the questions that have been nagging at me for several years.  First, if you can trace your line back to Peter and Sara from Nonington this is important.  For years Sara was considered to be Esther (or Sarah) Redwood, however a marriage at Saltwood on 16 January 1699 provides evidence that Peter married Sarah Arthur. Sarah’s roots can be traced to the Nonington area during that time.  More importantly, Peter’s parentage has been established.  He was the son of Petter Colsonsacke (Goldsack) and Jane Pepper – baptised at Dover, St. James on 6 October 1679 as Petter Gouldsacke.  This means that we can now tie this line to the line of Peter and Jane and beyond.  Second, it is likely that Esther (or Hestor) Redwood married Petter Colsonsacke in January 1702 after Jane (nee: Pepper) had died in October 1701.

 

Finally, based on the hard work of Daphne Argent and Doug Goldsack, I believe that there is enough evidence to rearrange the trees so that Peter (1703) and Peter (1707) can exchange wives.  My site has been altered to reflect this change.

 

This site is dedicated to the memory of:

 Lettie Spraggon, Margaret Jackson and  Ken Hooper

 

Do you have a pirate in your family?  Check out Captain Isaac Goldsack:

www.sundown.pair.com/Sharp/piratepoem.htm

 

Note: all people denoted in red are my direct ancestors.

 

(1) Robert Colonsacke and Elizabeth Longley were married 9 Feb1589 at Bekesbourne (near Canterbury, Kent)

 

(2)  Robert Colonsacke and Agnes Kitchyn were married on 22 Nov 1616 at St. Clements, Sandwich.

 

The above marriages are no doubt connected to the Dover Goldsack Family, but, as yet there is no way to conclusively connect them.  A Richard Colsonsacke is a mentioned, as well as Peter Colsonsacke in 1583:

 

The Kent Quarter Sessions Records show that "Robert Colsonsacke, junior, of Worth, husbandman, in £20, to appear and to keep the peace towards Agnes, wife of Thomas Brice of the same; surety, William Maye of the same, yeoman  -- ref. QM/SRc/1671/26 -- date: 27 March 1617" 

 

Ann Colsonsacke married in 1625.

 

Sybill Colsonsacke married in 1639.

 

However,  a will has been found for (3)George Colsonsacke who died in 1669.  In the Will he names his wife,  Ursula.  The Exemption certificates for the Hearth Tax in 1674 for Dover make reference to the following members of a family:

 “ Parish of St. Mary’s, St. Nicholas Ward, George Goldsack one hearth, Widow Colsensack two hearths.

Parish of St. James, Peter Colsonsacke two hearths.”

Two of the daughters were baptised in Dover. Although Peter and George can not be definitively connected to George and Ursula it seems likely that that this is how the family was comprised:

 

(3) George Colsonsacke (1620- bur. 6 Feb 1669, Dover) who married Ursula (d.1694, Dover).  These are their children:

 

(4) Peter (1643-1731)

(4) George (1645-1675) m. (1671) Sarah Marcham *Sarah remarried to Richard Row in 1679(at Dover)

            (5) Ann Colsonsacke (bp. 7 July 1674, Dover, St. James)

 

(4) Sarah (1648) Note: There was a Sarah Goldonsack who was married on 16 July 1696 to Garrett Magdngall (sp.?)

(4) Ann (bp. 16 Feb 1651, Dover, St. James)

(4) Ursla (bp. 14 Feb 1663, Dover, St. James)

 

(4) Peter Colsonsacke/Gouldsack/ Goldsack (1643-Oct 1731) married Jane Pepper (1647- bur. 19 Oct 1701) at St. James, Dover on 6 June 1666.

During his lifetime Peter used the name Colsonsacke, Gouldsacke and Goldsack, all names appear in the St. James registry. His last four children (beginning in1683) were all registered as Goldsack.  Peter and Jane were married for 35 years prior to her death. She was buried at St. James on 19 October 1701 as Jane Gouldsacke.  Peter married for the second time to Hester (or Esther) Redwood at Dover on 25 Jan 1702.  (There was a Hester Redwood listed in the registry who had a child out of wedlock in 1683 (Elizabeth).

These are the children of Peter and Jane (all baptised at Dover, St. James with name variations):

 

(5) George Colsonsacke (10 Feb 1666- buried 29 Oct 1675)

(5) William Goldsack (29 Nov 1668) Gm.(15 April 1689, Dover) Mary Mocket (1670)

            (6) George (1690)

            (6) Mary (1692)

            (6) Elizabeth (1694)

 

(5) Ursula Colsonsacke (Oct 14 1669)

(5) Francis Colsonsacke (22 Nov 1672-5 Feb 1682)

(5) Jane Goldensonsack (28 Feb 1675)

(5) Ursley Goldsake (3 April 1676)

(5) Petter Gouldsack (10 Sept 1678-buried 13 Sept)

(5) Petter Gouldsacke (6 Oct 1679-24 May 1724, Ringwould) m. (16 Jan 1699) Sarah Arthur

(5) John Gouldsacke (24 May 1681-9 Feb 1712) m. (25 Jul 1703) Joanna Vile

(5) Frances Goldsack (25 Nov 1683)

(5) Elizabeth Goldsack (28 Dec1685- 29 Sept 1750, Deal) m. (22 Apr 1712, Deal, St. Leonard) John Clarke (bur. 11 September 1747, Deal, St. Leonards)

            (6) William Clarke (22 June 1712) m.(12 June 1737, Deal) Joanna Hayman

            (6) Jane Clarke (22 Mar 1716)

            (6) Garret Clarke (29 Mar 1718)

            (6) James Clarke (born and died: 4 Jan 1720)

            (6) George Clarke (born and died: 19 Nov 1725)

 

(5) Edward Goldsack (born and died: 9 Sept 1688)

(5) Mary Goldsack (11 May 1690- 1723, Great Mongeham)

 

(5) John Goldsack (24 May 1681 – 1711) was born in Dover – St. James parish. He married Joanna Vile (b.26 Dec 1679) at Dover on 28 July 1703.   Joanna was the daughter of Edward Vile (1646-27 Sep 1733, Dover) and Thomasin Dove (d. 13 Mar 1726, Dover) they were married 24 July 1677 at Dover. These were their children (all births and deaths at Dover, St. James):

            Edward Vile (1678-1732)

            Joanna Vile (26 Dec 1679-buried 23 Dec 1744, Dover)

            Mary Vile (16 May 1683-16 Jan 1715)

            Thomas Vile (18 Oct 1685-1705)

            John Vile (15 Jul 1688)

            George Vile (5 Oct 1690-1692)

            Henry Vile (12 Mar 1693-1715)

            Thomasin Vile (11 Aug 1695-12 Apr 1712)

 

John died 9 Feb 1711 and was buried at Dover, St. James. Joanna remarried to William Collins (1650-1729, son of William and Rebecca of Dover) on 11 Aug 1717 at Hougham.

Here are the children of John and Joanna (all baptised at Dover, St. James):

 

(6) Thomasin (20 Aug 1704- 17 Sept 1749) m. (11 Oct 1728, St. Mary’s, Dover) Isaac Castle

            (7) Isaac Castle (c.1732, Dover) m. (7 May 1854, Dover) Elizabeth Shepherd

            (7) Joanna Castle (1730, Hawkinge-bur. 19 Oct 1757, Dover, SJ) m. (9 May 1754, Dover, SJ) Francis Marsh * Francis remarried to Margaret Elvey on 28 Dec 1757 at Dover, SM.

                        (8) Francis Marsh (bp. 7 July 1854, Dover, SJ) m. (10 March 1771, Margate) Elizabeth Reynolds

 

            (7) Thomasin Castle (1736, River) m. (13 Aug 1759, Dover, SJ) Robert Reed (Reader)

 

(6) Elizabeth (bapt 13 Jan 1705-buried 17 Jan 1705)

(6) Peter (bapt 15 Jan 1707)

(6) John (b. 1710, bp. 3 Aug 1712-24 Feb 1716)

 

Here are the children of Joanna and William Collins:

 

(6) Elizabeth Collins (8 May 1720, Dover)

(6) William Collins (3 Feb 1722-6 Sept 1727, Dover)

 

(6) Peter Goldsack (1707- bur. 4 Dec 1781, St. Margaret’s) was baptised at Dover,St. James Parish on 15 June 1707.  He married Anne Chandler (1711- bur.12 Jan 1786, St. Margaret’s) at Buckland on (9 April 1738).  Ann was the granddaughter of George and Ann Chandler (d. 5 Apr 1704) from St. Margaret’s. They had the following children:

            (2) Mathew Chandler (5 Oct 1662-11 Sept 1679)

            (2) Anna Chandler (1 Sept 1665)

            (2) George Chandler (8 Mar 1667/8-25 Aug 1751) m.(30 May 1697, St. Margaret’s) Mary Pettitt (d.24 Mar 1748)

            (2) Michael Chandler (25 June 1669)

 

George and Mary had the following children:

            (3) Margaret Chandler (born and died :24 Apr 1698)

            (3) George Chandler (22 Oct 1699)

            (3) Henry Chandler (15 June 1701)

            (3) William Chandler (14 May 1704- 8 Aug 1704)

            (3) Mary Chandler (9 Apr 1707)

            (3) Anne (9 March 1711-12 Jan 1786) m. (1738) Peter Goldsack

            (3) Henry Chandler (18 Feb 1712)

 

Peter and Ann settled in St. Margaret’s. All their children were born there. Both Ann and Peter are buried at St. Margaret’s. Peter died at East Langdon.

 

(7) Ann (bapt. 18 Feb 1739-1786) m. (11 Oct 1764, Dover, St. James) Henry Horn (1742-bur.12 Apr 1796, Dover) * All of Henry and Ann’s children were baptised at Dover.

                (8) Ann (30 Jun 1765) m. (27 Dec 1801, Dover) George Ratcliff

                        (9) Henry Ratcliff (5 Oct 1803, Dover)

 

            (8) Sarah (19 Oct 1766) m. (15 May 1793, Dover) Thomas Newman

                        (9) John Newman (2 June 1793, Dover- bur.10 June 1875, Dover)

 

            (8) Henry (25 Sept 1768 – 1 Mar 1772)

            (8) Christian (13 Apr 1770)

            (8) John (bapt. 28 July 1771 – 27 May 1838, Charlton ), m. 3 Oct 1796 (Dover) Mary Davet

                        (9) Jane Horn (bp. 8 Feb 1801, Dover)

                        (9) Ann Horn (bp. 11 Jan 1804, Dover)  m. (27 Jul 1831, Dover) William Bartholomew

                                    (10) William Bartholomew (1834, Dover) m. Sarah (1834, London) * In 1881 William was a Builder and living at 198 Gold Hawk Road, London.

                                                (11) Louisa S. Bartholomew (1864, London)

                                                (11) Francis E. Bartholomew (1866, London)

 

                        (9) John Horn (bp. 10 Jul 1812, Dover)

             

            (8) Thomas (23 May 1773)

            (8) Jane (25 Dec 1774 – 22 Sept 1785)

            (8) Henry (4 Aug 1776) m. (22 Apr 1809, Dover) Hannah Hogben

                        (9) John Horn (20 Apr 1810, Dover)

 

            (8) Richard (23 Aug 1778 – 3 Oct 1779)

            (8) Christian (8 Feb 1784) m. (23 May 1813, Dover) John Dawkins

                        (9) Ann Horn Dawkins (28 Jun 1815, Dover) m. (6 Apr 1835, St. Luke, Old Charlton) Samuel Hutchins

                                    (10) Jonas Hutchins (1835, Deptford) * In 1881 Jonas was a widow, lodging at 3 Sarah Place, Deptford and working as a Blacksmith.

 

                                    (10) Samuel S. Hutchins (1837, Deptford) m. Sarah (1837, Deptford) * In 1881 Samuel and Sarah were living at 6 Berthorn Street, Deptford (St. Paul). Samuel was a Boilermaker.

                                                (11) Alice Hutchins (1862, Deptford)

                                                (11) Jane Hutchins (1863, Deptford)

                                                (11) Rosina Hutchins (1865, Deptford)

                                                (11) William C. Hutchins (1869, Deptford)

                                                (11) Ann L. Hutchins (1873, Deptford)

                                                (11) C. Henry Hutchins (1877, Deptford)

 

                                    (10) Sarah Dawkins Hutchins (1842, Deptford) m. William Millard (1839, Greenwich) * In 1881 Sarah and William were living at 20 John Street, Deptford (St. Paul). William was a Bootmaker. Sarah’s mother was living with them.

                                                (11) Edmund Dawkins Millard (1866, Deptford) m. Alma (1872, Lee) * In 1901 Edmund was a Lamplighter. They were living at 24 Liardett Street, Deptford.

                                                            (12) Edmund S. Millard (1893, Deptford)

                                                            (12) Sidney C. Millard (1895. Deptford)

                                                            (12) Alice E. Millard (1898, Blackheath)

                                                            (12) Alma A. Millard (1900, New Cross) * 3 months old on census day.

 

                                                (11) William A. Millard (1868, Deptford)

                                                (11) Henry J. Millard (1872, Deptford)

                                                (11) Thomas A. Millard (1874, Deptford)

                                                (11) Sarah A. Millard (1876, Deptford)

                                                (11) Rosina Millard (1880, Deptford)

 

                        (9) Sarah Dawkins (8 Oct 1817,Dover)

                        (9) John Dawkins (28 May 1820, Dover)

                        (9) Henry Horn Dawkins (11 Sept 1825, Dover)

           

 

(7) John (bapt. 17 May 1741-1812, Guston, bur. 18 Nov 1812, St. Margaret’s) m.(18 Oct 1760) Elizabeth Fawx (d.1790, Guston) *John was a Customs Officer at Southend. He owned two Tenements in St. Margaret’s, believed to be Holly Lodge.

            (8) Stephen (1775-1851) m.(1804) Elizabeth Gibbins (1783- buried 6 July 1849, St. Margaret’s)

                        (9) John (1805-1873) m.(10 Nov 1833, Alkham) Ann Fakely (1811-1860) * Ann was the daughter of William Fakely (1785-1864) and Mary Finn (1785-1869).

                                    (10) Richard (6 Apr 1834, Chalkhill Farm, Alkham-died at Union Workhouse, Dover –bur. 12 Feb 1914, Alkham) m.(28 Nov 1857) Sarah Ann Jarvis (1837, Alkham) * Richard was living with his parents at Lydden in 1841.  In 1851 Richard may have been a Servant at High Brook Farm in Alkham. In 1861 he was at at Alkham and in 1871 still at Alkham working as a Labourer. In 1881 he was a Carrier at Wolverton. In 1891 he was a widower, working as a Carrier at Alkham.  In 1901 Richard was still at Alkham working as a Carrier General from the Village to Town

                                                (11) Matilda Ann (4 Apr 1858, Alkham) m.(1882, Thanet) * 1861-1871 at Alkham. In 1881 Matilda was a General Servant at Cheesmans Farm (374 acres), Acol for Richard Wilson.

                                                (11) Elizabeth Ellen (1860, Alkham) m.(1884) Ambrose Elias Holness (1865, Sturry, Kent) *In 1881 Elizabeth was a Domestic Servant for Alexandrina Maddick at 44 Maison Dieu Road, Charlton. Ambrose was living with his parents (Thomas and Frances Holness) at Sevenscore Cottages, No. 1, Minister in Thanet. In 1901 the family was at Shalford, Surrey. Ambrose was a Railway Signalman.

                                                            (12) Ambrose Elias Holness (1885, Alkham)

                                                            (12) Percy Holness (1887, Wonersh, Surrey)

                                                            (12) Norris Holness (1892, Shalford)

                                                            (12) Albert Holness (1894, Shalford)

                                                            (12) Ernest Holness (1896, Shalford)

                                                            (12) Nellie Holness (1898, Shalford)

                                                            (12) Lewis Holness (1900, Shalford)

 

                                                (11) Richard Henry (bp.20 Mar 1864, Alkham) m.(7 June 1887, Alkham) Sarah Ann Winder (1866, Alkham- daughter of Silas and Esther Winder) *In 1881 Richard was a Servant at Corner Farm, Alkham. In 1881 Sarah was living with her family at Marlebone Cottage, Alkham.  In 1891 the family was living with his widowed father, Richard, at Alkham.   In 1901 the family was living at Park Alley, Hackington, Canterbury. Richard was a Hay Trusser.

                                                            (12) George (1887, Alkham)

                                                            (12) Richard Henry (1888, Alkham)

                                                            (12) Edith Rosetta (1890, Alkham) m.(1917) Frederick Prescott

                                                            (12) Henry (1897, Canterbury)

                                                            (12) Horace William (1898, Canterbury-17 Apr 1936) m.(1926) Emily Braham

                                                            (12) Alfred Ernest (1900, Canterbury) m. Marjorie ??

                                                            (12) Matilda Grace (1902, Canterbury) m. Frederick Sands

                                                            (12) Percy Edward (1904, Canterbury) m. May ??

 

                                                (11) Henry George (bp. 2 Dec 1866, Alkham) m.(Q2 1887, Minster in Thanet) Ellen Read (1864, Thanet, Minster-1912, Elham) *In 1881 Henry was working as a Carrier at Wolverton Court, Alkham. Ellen was a Domestic Servant for Laura M. White (aged 52, School Principal) at Dunalstair Lodge, Margate. In 1891 they were at 2, Manger’s Place, Buckland, Dover. Henry was a Carman.  In 1901 at Dover working as a General Labourer. May have been a Policeman at Dover and London after 1901.

                                                            (12) Edward John (Q1 1889, Dover- Friday 10 August 1917) m.(1912) May Beatrice Geary (formerly Goldsack). Edward served with 7th Bn., The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regt.)(Private) and was killed in action in France. He in buried in YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL Ieper, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. May was living at 59 High Street, Dover with their two children at the time of Edward’s death.

                                                            (12) William Henry (1887, Dover) m.(1911) Two Children.

                                                            (12) Edward J. (1888, Dover)

                                                            (12) Ellen Elizabeth (Q3 1890, Dover -1 Aug 1961, Dover) Unmarried.

                                                            (12) Henry George (1892, Dover-1919)

                                                            (12) Leonard George (1896, Dover-1922) Unmarried.

                                                            (12) Frank Victor (1898, Dover-1958) Unmarried.

                                                            (12) Ernest Albert (Q1 1901, Dover)

                                                            (12) Albert Charles (1902, Dover) Unmarried.

                                               

                                                (11) Joyce (1868)

 

                                    (10) Susanna (1836)

                                    (10) William (28 Apr 1839, Lydden – 1851?)

                                    (10) Mary (27 June 1841, Lydden) m.(Q2 1864, Dover) Henry Kennett (1836, Preston) * In 1881 they were at Whitfield Village, Henry was a Gardener. In 1891 they were at Pier Cottage, Whitfield, Henry was a Gardener. In 1901 they were at Whitfield, Henry was employed as a Gardener (Nursery).

                                                (11) Henry Kennett (1865, Alkham)

                                                (11) Ellen Kennett (1868, Alkham) * In 1891 at Whitfield, woking as a Domestic Servant for Coal Merchant, Edward Crundall.

 

                                                (11) Priscilla Kennett (1870, Alkham)

                                                (11) James Kennett (1873, Whitfield)

                                                (11) John William Kennett (1876, Whitfield)

                                                (11) Edith Mary Kennett (1879, Whitfield)

                                                (11) Sarah A. Kennett (1882, Whitfield)

 

                                    (10) Sarah (20 Aug 1843, Lydden) m. (Q4 1867, Thanet) John Andrews (1846, Minister in Thanet) *In 1851 Sarah was with her family at 21, Lydden Street, Lydden. In 1881 John and Sarah were at No. 1 Cottages, Allan Grange, Minster in Thanet, John was an Agricultural Labourer. All Children born in Minster in Thanet.

                                                (11) Harriet Andrews (1868)

                                                (11) George Andrews (1870)

                                                (11) Annie Andrews (1872)

                                                (11) Eliza Andrews (1874)

                                                (11) Louis Andrews (1876)

                                                (11) Harry Andrews (1878)

                                                (11) Charley Andrews (1880)

 

                                    (10) Ellen (12 May 1845. Lydden) *In 1861 Ellen was living at Coldred Cottage.

                                    (10) John William (19 Sept 1847, bp. 7 Nov 1847, Lydden) *In 1861 John was living at Coldred Cottage, Lydden. In 1881 he was unmarried and boarding at the house of his sister Mary Kennet. In 1901 John was married and boarding at Monkton Street, Monkton – he was an Agricultural Labourer.

                                    (10) George (1850, Lydden – before 1894) m.(Q4 1875, Folkstone) Mary Ann Deal (1857, Folkestone) * In 1881 George was a Mariner living at 20 Palmerstone Cottage,  Folkestone. Mary Ann’s brother, Richard Deal (age 18, Folkestone) was living with them. In 1894 Mary Ann remarried to Philip Dunn (1872, Devon) In 1894 Philip was a Soldier.. In 1901 Mary and Philip were living at Folkestone, Philip was a General Labourer.

 

                                    (10) Edward (1852-1880) m.(1878)

 

                        (9) Stephen (7 Jul 1811, Northbourne)

                        (9) Richard (12 June 1814, Finglesham, Northbourne- Q1 1888, Blean) m.(24 Apr 1836, Whitfield) Sarah Elizabeth Baker(1815) (m.2) Jane (b.1828, Margate) * In 1881 Richard was a Carpenter living on Upper Deal Road, Deal with his wife Jane.

                                    (10) John (1834-Q3 1878, Blean) m.(13 Oct 1866, Folkestone) Mary Ann Sharpe (1847, Folkestone) * In 1881 John was Farm Servant living on Brook Street, Brook, Kent. He was married to Mary Ann (age 34, Folkestone) and they had 3 children. In 1901 Mary was a widow living on Lower Lees Road, Chilham with her two unmarried daughters and grandson, Cyril Goldsack (Q4 1900, Ashford).

                                                (11) Sarah Elizabeth (bp. 10 Aug 1873, Whitfield) * In 1891 Sarah was unmarried. She was a General Servant living at 2 Wear Bay Road, Folkestone.

 

                                                (11) Amy (1876, Folkestone) * In 1901 Amy was in Chilham

                                                (11) Margaret (1878, Wye) * In 1901 Margaret was at Chilham

 

                                    (10) Sarah (11 May 1838, Northbourne) * In 1841 at Northbourne. In 1851 at Finglesham living with her grandmother and widowed father.

                       

                        (9) Elizabeth (8 Nov 1818, Northbourne-2 Oct 1834)

                        (9) Mary Elizabeth (17 June 1821, Northbourne) m.(Q1 1846, Eastry) William Dixon ?? * Living at West Hill Hamlet, Northbourne in 1841.

 

            (8) Sarah (1779-1782)

            (8) Mary (1782) m.(1817) James Dunn

            (8) George (16 May 1784) m.(6 April 1816, Buckland) Sarah Knott

            (8) Elizabeth (14 May 1786, Dover)

(7) George (bapt. 26 Feb 1744- bur.1835, Dover-St.James) (1)m. (19 April1779) (Dover) Catherine  Wilson (bapt. Dec 1759, Dover, St. Mary’s- bur. 1791, Dover –St. James) * the daughter of John Wilson and Catherine Curling – they were married Nov 1755 at Dover, St. Mary’s (2) (22 May 1792, Dover) Sarah Fox (1772-1834)

The children of George and Catherine were all baptised at St. James,Dover:

            (8) George (bapt. 8 July 1780) m. Sarah * Lived in Middlesex and then later in Margate.

                        (9) George (1806, Middlesex) m.Sarah (1805, Dagenham-13 Apr 1882, Great Mongeham) * In 1851 George was a Fisherman living at 4 Newcastle Hill, Ramsgate.

                                    (10) Sarah (1827, Middlesex) * In 1871 Sarah was living at Eastry Union House, labeled ‘Idiot’.

                                    (10) Ann (18 Jan 1828, Dover)

                                    (10) Elizabeth (1829, Middlesex) m. (Q1 1858, Thanet)

                                    (10) George (1838, Middlesex)

                                    (10) William (1839, Middlesex)

                                    (10) John Baker (1842, Q4 Eastry)

                                    (10) Samuel (1844, Ramsgate)

                                    (10) Daniel (1847, Ramsgate)

                                    (10) James (1850, Ramsgate)

Note** None of these children can be found on the 1901 UK Census

 

            (8) Isaac (bapt. March 1780) m. (1 Oct 1804, Dover) Hannah Smith * In 1841 and 1851 Isaac was a Farm Labourer, at St. Margaret’s at Cliffe.

                        (9) George (bapt.8 Dec 1805, Dover- Q1 1886, Dover) m.(27 July 1828, Wyke Regis, Dorset) Jane Symes  or (24 Mar 1833, St. Leonard, Deal) Sara Dewell * George was a Master Mate by profession. When he married in 1833 he was living in Deal, as was Sara. George and Jane had a son named George (baptised 7 July 1833, Wyke Regis, Dorset)

                                    (10) George William (bp. 5 May 1833, Deal-Q4 1879) m. (Q4 1859, Dover) Mary Ann Bowlyer (1835, Deal) *In 1841 living at Gravel Walk, Deal. In 1851 he was a General Labourer living at 13 West Street, Deal.  In 1866 George and 6 others were charged with concealing in the boat ’Dart’ a quantity of copper sheeting, leaden pipe and a coil of rope salvaged from the wreck of a boat on the Goodwin sands. Charges were dismissed because the men had previously saved 6 men from the vessel when it wrecked (from Deal paper, 18 Jan 1866).  In 1871 George was a Boatman. In 1881 Mary Ann was a Needlewoman living with her 7 children at 2, George Alley, Deal.

                                                (11) Annie Matilda (Q4 1861, Deal) *In 1881 census, noted as ‘imbecile’.

                                                (11) William Head (Isaac?) (Q4 1863, Deal-1906, Eastry)  On 4 Aug 1877 William and George Cannon were charged with annoying passengers at the Railway Station. Reprimanded. On 2 Sept 1882 George won 2/6d for coming 4^th in a boat race at Deal Regatta. On 6 Oct 1883 William and William Smith, both Fish Hawkers, were charged with stealing two waterproof coats from the boa of the schooner ‘K.J. Allpor C’. Both found guilty and sentenced to 21 days hard labour. In 1901 William may have been working for the Royal Engineers.

 

                                                (11) Louisa Frances (1866, Deal) m. (Q3 1890, Thakeham)

                                                (11) Rose Clara (1867, Deal) m.(Q2 1888, Eastry) William Ogborne (1863, (Clifton) Bristol, Gloucester)  *In 1891 she was with her husband and sister Emma at Shepherd’s Cottage, North Barracks Road, Deal. William was a Private in the Royal Marines. In 1881 William was a Boy on board the “Samuel” at Bristol, Gloucester.

                                                            (12) Frederick W. Ogborne (1889, Deal)

                                                            (12) Rosa Louisa Ogborne (Q1 1895, Eastry)

                                                            (12) Henry George Ogborne (Q1 1897, Eastry)

                                                            (12) Emily Louisa Ogborne (Q3 1899, Eastry)

 

                                                (11) George (Georgie) Edward (Q1 1870, Deal- Q2 1895) *On 6 July 1889 George won 7/6d for coming first in a race for single-handed skiffs in his boat ’Ellen’.  On 14 Dec 1889 George and William Goymer rescued two fellow boatmen in their boat ‘ The Edgar William’. On 11 Jan 1890 George and Henry Bailey were charged with being drunk and disorderly in the High Street. They and another man named Goldsack were beating an old oil drum and singing. They were each fined, plus costs or 7 days.

                                                (11) Emma Emilia (Amelia) (Q1 1872, Deal)

                                                (11) Sarah Alice (Q2 1875, Deal) m. (Q1 1906)

                                   

                                    (10) Sarah (1836, Deal) m. (Q2 1856, Deal) * In 1841 living at Gravel Walk, Deal. In 1851 was a Dressmaker living at 13, West Street, Deal.

 

                                    (10) Elizabeth (Q1 1838, Deal) m. John Edward Goldsack * Living at 125 Farmer’s Road, Camberwell in 1881, working as a Needlewoman.

 

                                                (11) John (Jonothan) Edward Goldsack (3 Sept 1860, 276 Albany Road, St.George, Camberwell, Surrey-Q2 1883, Lambeth)  In 1881 he was a Waiter at the Inn and living with his widowed mother, Elizabeth

 

                                                (11) Elizabeth Mary Goldsack ( bp. 1 May 1867, Workhouse, Walworth, Newington, Surrey) m. (29 Dec 1885, Kensington) George William Rush (bp.26 Jan 1865, Bermondsley) In 1881 Elizabeth was a Scholar living with her widowed mother, Elizabeth, and brother, Johnothan, at 125 Farmer’s Road, Lambeth.  George was the son of George Rush and Sarah Anne Sonner. In 1881 he was living with his family at 24 Boyson Road, Newington, Surrey. George was an Office Boy, George and Elizabeth were living at 25 Selborne Road, Camberwell when their first child was born in 1892. In 1901 George was working as a Barrister’s Clerk at Lambeth.

                                                            (12) Lily Georgina Rush (Q3 1892, Camberwell) * At Lambeth in 1901

                                                            (12) Ivy Rush

                                                            (12) Poppy Rush

 

 

                        (9) Peter (2 Nov 1808, Folkstone) m. Elizabeth Goldsack (1808, Fleet, Dorset) * In 1881 Elizabeth was living at Weymouth, Dorset, she was a widow and was receiving a Naval Pension.

                                    (10) Jane Goldsack ( Baptised 1 April 1832, Wyke Regis, Dorset)

 

                        (9) Elizabeth (bapt. 7 Oct 1812, Folkstone) m. (Jul 1847, St Martins in the Field, Westminister, London) Alfred King

                                    (10) Eleanore King (May 1848, Long Acre, St Martin in the Fields, Middlesex) m. (Nov 1869, Willesden, Middlesex) Oswald Hurst (1847, Bucks, Buckingham -1907). In 1881 they were living at 55 Copperfield Road, London.  In 1901 they were at East Ham, Essex. Oswald was a Stationer’s Porter.

                                                (12) Frances A. Hurst (1872, London)

                                                (12) George Oswald Hurst (1875, London)

                                                (12) Elizabeth K. Hurst (1877, London)

                                                (12) Elizabeth (?)  E. Hurst (1879, London)

                                                (12) William T. Hurst (1880, London) *6 months old on census day

 

 

                        (9) Maria (bapt. Mar 1815, Folkstone) m. (Q4 1852)

                        (9) Isaac (1818, Weymouth, Dorset -Q1 1905, Truro) m. Elizabeth Jane (1823, Barnstable, Devonshire-1897)

* In 1861 Isaac was at Mullion with his wife and daughter, Elizabeth. In 1871 Isaac and his family were at St. Agnes, Cornwall, Isaac was a Coast Guard Pensioner. In 1881 Isaac was a Naval Pensioner living at Vicarage, St. Agnes, Cornwall with his wife and two daughters, Mary C. and Isabel.  In 1901 he was at St. Agnes, Cornwall.

                                       (10) Elizabeth Jane (    , Lizard)  m. (Q1 1869, Truro) John Bickford

                                       (10) Mary Caroline (bp.3 Dec 1850, Mullion) * Unmarried in 1881

                                       (10) Juliana H. (bp. 2 Jun 1852, Mullion) * General Servant in 1871

                                       (10) Georgina (bp.30 Oct 1853, Mullion- Q1 1854, Helston)

                                       (10) George Henry (21 Sept 1854, Dorset, bp.5 Nov, Mullion) *In 1881 George was a Hotel Porter at Newington, Surrey. In 1892 he entered the Royal Navy. In 1901 George was in London working as a Coffee House Keeper.

 

                                       (10) Emma (bp 12 Oct 1856, Mullion)

                                       (10) Matilda (bp.29 Aug 1858, Mullion) m. (Q3 1882, Redruth) * In 1881 Matilda was a General Servant for Joseph Warburton (Wesleyan Minister) at Chapel Road, Phillack, Cornwall.

 

                                       (10) Georgina (bp.23 Aug 1859, Mullion)

                                       (10) Caroline (1856, Mullion, bp.14 Feb 1862) * In 1901, unmarried, at St. Agnes, Cornwall.

                                       (10) Isabel (14 Feb 1862, Mullion) m. (Q1 1898, Truro) * In 1881 Isabel was a Dressmaker.                                                  (10) William John (Q2 1863,Mullion, bp. 18 October) m. (Q4 1889, Plympton) Sarah (1862, Pomphlett, Devon) * In 1878 William entered the Royal Navy. In 1881 he was a Boy, RN, on the Vessel “Iris”. In 1901 he was a Petty Officer (1^st Class) in the Royal Navy, at Plymouth.

 

           

            (8) John (bapt. Sept 1782- bur. 1783, Dover-St.James)

            (8) Peter (bapt. Dec 1784)

            (8) Sarah (bapt. June 1786- bur. 1790, Dover-St.James)

            (8) Anne (bapt. July 1788) Died as an infant

            (8) William (bapt. July 1789, Dover) m. Eliza  Note: There was a William, son of George and Sarah who was buried at Dover, St.James in 1792.

                    ***(9) John (8 Jan 1832, Dover-Q1 1896) m. (16 May 1853, Charlton) Matilda Jane Ellis (1837-bur.15 May 1861, Buckland)   (m.2) (Q2 1872, Dover) Susan Mary Anne Green (1848, Battersea) * In 1871 John was a widow, living at Carslaw Place, Guston. Living at Alexandra Terrace, Buckland in 1881. John was working as a Factory Engine Driver. In 1891 John was a Gardener, living at Belgrade Road, Dover.

                                    (10) William Grant (Q2 1851, Buckland) m. (Q4 1878, Eastry) Annie W. Chawner (1851, Deal) * Illegitimate son of John and Matilda. In 1881 and 1891 William was a Shipwright living at 68 Limekiln Street, Dover. In 1901 they were living at 72 Limekiln, Street.

                                                           (11) William H. (1885, Dover) *In 1901 he was a Railway Engine Cleaner

 

                                    (10) Henry (1860, Dover-26 Nov 1945, Charlton) m. Mary Jane (1865, Ashford-1940) * In 1871 Henry was living at Guston. In 1881 Henry was living at 48 Rose Street, Minster in Sheppey, he was a Railway Fireman (Stoker).  In 1891 Henry was an Engine Driver, living at 2 Winchelsea Terrace, Dover                                                            

                                                (8) Eliza Anne (Q1 1880, Thanet) m (Q3 1903, Eastry)

                                                (8) Henry George (Q3 1882, Sheppey-Q4 1882, Sheppey)

                                                (8) Edith Louise (Q4 1883, Sheerness) m. (Q2 1910, Dover)

                                                (8) Ellen Matilda (Q4 1885, Sheppey) m. (Q1 1906, Dover) George Sandy

                                                (8) Henry (1887, Wandsworth)

                                                (8) Ethel Mary (Q1 1889, Wandsworth)

                                                (8) Percy John (Q1 1891, Dover)

 

 

                                    (10) Florence Susanna (1872, Dover) m.(Q3 1894, Dover) Walter Beal (1875, Hull, Yorkshire) * In 1901 they were at Kingston Upon Hull, Yorkshire. Walter was a Dairyman.

                                    (10) Susan (1877)

                                    (10) William John (Q4 1878, West Ashford)

                                    (10) John (1881)

*** See Line of Isaac (1789) – from William (1800) m. Elizabeth Lawrence

 

            (8) Sarah (bapt. Jan 1791-bur. 1791, Dover, St. James)

            (8) Henry (28 Feb 1795, Dover-1849) Twin m.(16 Feb 1818, Tynemouth, Northumberland) Mary Nichols * Henry was a Sailor

                        (9) Mary Hannah (25 Oct 1818, North Shields-13 Feb 1890, Salford) m.(16 Apr 1849, Salford) Thomas Turgoose

* From 1851-1881 Mary and Thomas were living at Salford, Lancashire. On the 1901 Census there is George Turgoose (age 28, Salford) and his wife, Mary (age 23, Salford) and their two children living at Salford.

 

            (8) John (28 Feb 1795, Dover) * Twin m.(1821) Anne Blackburn * John was a Master Mariner in 1851, living at 110 Formain Street, Dover. He is listed as blind.

                        (9) Sarah Mary Anne (31 Oct 1830, Dover) m. (Q4 1849, Dover)

                        (9) John Henry (15 Oct 1835, Dover) Note: There was a John Henry buried at Dover, St. James in 1837

 

            (8) Mary Ann (6 Aug 1797, Dover) m. (27 July 1819, Dover) John Cleave

 

(7) Isaac (11 Sept 1746, bp. 9 Nov 1746- buried 14 Feb 1837, Deal) (1)m.(11 Oct 1773, Walmer)Margaret Stokes (2)m.(7 July  1792, Deal, St. Leonards) Elizabeth Pay. * In 1773 Isaac was in West Langdon.

            (8) Elizabeth (28 Aug 1774 Great Mongeham – before 1810) m. (3 Apr 1805, Margate) Robert Scotcher * Elizabeth may have died and Robert remarried Elizabeth Haney at Margate on 28 Oct 1810.

 

            (8) Sarah (5 May 1776 Great Mongeham) m. (26 Oct 1799, Margate) Richard Jones

                        (9) Richard John Jones (3 November 1806, bp16 November 1806, St. John’s Margate-buried 24 April 1845, St. John’s, Margate) m.(7 October 1829, St John’s Margate) Lucy SINGLETON (1807, Southwick, Hampshire)

* In 1881 Lucy was a widow, Formerly a Laundress, living at 31 Clifton Street, Margate.

                                    (10) William Richard Jones (1831–1835)

                                    (10) Elizabeth Sarah Jones (1833–1836)

                                    (10) Eliza Eleanor Jones (bp 11 December 1836, St John’s Margate) m (20 November 1864) George RIDGEWELL (1840 Finchingfield, Essex) at Christ Church, Ramsgate. In 1881 George was a Coachman and the family was living at 12 Jocelyn Street, Camberwell, Surrey. In 1901 George and Eliza were still in Camberwell, George was still a Coachman.

                                                (11) John George Ridgewell (27 June 1865, Margate) * In 1881 working as a Butcher’s Boy.

                                                (11) Richard William Ridgewell (22 October 1866,Margate) Butcher’s Boy in 1881

                                                (11) Lucy Eleanor Ridgewell (16 November 1867, Margate)

                                                (11) George Ridgewell (1869,Margate)

                                                (11) Alice Hannah Ridgewell (1870, Walworth, Surrey)

                                                (11) Georgina Ridgewell (1872, Peckham, Surrey)

                                                (11) Ernest Ridgewell (12 March 1876, Peckham, Surrey – 1959, Hastings, Sussex) m. (22 December,1897, St Johns, East Dulwich, London) Eliza Florence KALE ( 3 December 1872, Lambeth, London-1955, Forest Hill, London) *In 1881 Ernest was living with his family in Margate. Eliza was living with her parents, James and Elizabeth Kale, at 23 Bournemouth Road, Camberwell. In 1901 they are at Camberwell, Ernest was a Bricklayer.

                                                            (12) Annie Gladys Elizabeth Ridgewell (29 April 1899,London-13 December 1980, Hastings, Sussex) m (14 Mar 1943) Robert Frederick SNOW( 9 April 1909, Peebles, Scotland-12 August 1948, London)

                                                           

                                                            (12) Ethel Ridgewell (14 August 1901, London-28 July 1925, London)

                                                            (12) William Ridgewell (27 July 1905, London) m Winifred ALLBUTT

                                                            (12) Marjorie Grace Ridgewell (25 April 1907, East Dulwich, London-27 October 1986, Orpington, Kent) m. (26 Sept 1937, London) Robert Thomson McKENZIE (8 July 1913, London-26 March 1987, Farnborough, Kent)

                                                                        (13) Iain Alexander McKenzie (26 August 1938, Glasgow) m (24 August 1963, Blantyre, Glasgow) Anna Lawson MILLER ( 1 October 1937, Blantyre, Glasgow)

                                                                       

                                                                        (13) Peter McKenzie ( 22 Aug 1946, Glasgow) m. (17 Jun 1972, Beckenham, Kent) Ann Lovelock

                                                           

                                                            (12) Doris Ridgewell (9 April 1909-13 April 1991) m Tom BUNCE (d. 27 July 1989)

 

                                                                        (13) Pamela Veronica Bunce (4 September 1933, Dulwich, London) m ( July 1962) Lionel COTON                                                                                         

                                                            (12) Winifred Rosemary Ridgewell (16 May 1913, London-13 January 1983, London)

 

                                                (11) Nelly Ridgewell (1878, Peckham, Surrey) m PILKINGTON

                                                (11) Ada Ridgewell (1880, Peckham, Surrey) m (12 August 1905, St. Johns, Dulwich, London) Walter MARSHALL (1881-1964)

 

            (8) Ann (23 Nov 1777, Great Mongeham) m. (17 May 1802, Dover, St. Mary’s) Edmund Hatcher * All children born at Dover.

                        (9) John Hatcher (bp. 29 May 1803, St. Mary)

                        (9) Maria Hatcher (bp. 31 Mar 1805, St. Mary)

                        (9) Edmund Hatcher (bp. 26 Feb 1809, St. Mary)

                        (9) Isaac Hatcher (bp. 20 Jun 1813, St. Mary)

           

            (8) Margaret (28 Nov 1779, Deal) m. (27 July 1799, Charlton) John Pettit (1768- buried 12 Oct 1832, Charlton) * All children born at Dover.

                        (9) Mary Ann Pettit (bp. 8 Dec 1799, St.Mary) m. (4 Feb 1822, Dover) James Holgate

                                    (10) James Holgate (bp. 7 Aug 1822, St. Mary)

 

                        (9) William Pettit (bp. 9 Jan 1803, St. Mary)

                        (9) Edward Pettit (bp. 24 Dec 1804, St. Mary) m. Elizabeth

                                    (10) Mary Ann Pettit (bp. 6 Apr 1828, St. Mary)

                                    (10) Edward Pettit (bp. 1 Nov 1829, St. Mary)

 

                        (9) Elizabeth Pettit (bp. 21 June 1807, St. Mary)

                        (9) Louisa Pettit (bp. 9 Mar 1809, St. Mary)

                        (9) Sarah Pettit (bp. 15 July 1810, St. Mary)

                        (9) Thomas Pettit (bp. 28 Mar 1813, St. Mary) m. ?

                                    (10) Edward George Pettit (1832, Margate) m.?

                                                (11) Thomas Redman Pettit (1859, Sittingbourne) m.(Q4 1880, Milton)  Susan Ann Trowell (1858, Borden)

                                                (11) David Richard Pettit (1865, Sittingbourne)

                                                (11) Ernest L.M. Pettit (1869, Sittingbourne)

                                                (11) Osbourne George P. Pettit (1870, Sittingbourne)

                                                 

 

                        (9) John Pettit (bp.18 Feb 1816, St. Mary) m. (13 Oct 1835, Margate) Elizabeth Price

                                    (10) John Redman Pettit (bp. 11 Nov 1836, Dover, St. Mary) m. Harriet (1835, Sandwich) *In 1881 John and Harriet were living at 1 Faith Street, Sittingbourne. John was a Carpenter.

                                                (11) Henry John Pettit (1861, Sittingbourne) * Working as a Carpenter in 1881

                                                (11) Stephen E. Pettit (1863, Sittingbourne)

                                                (11) John Thomas Pettit (1868, Sittingbourne)

                                                (11) William G. Pettit (1871, Sittingbourne)

 

                        (9) Hannah Pettit (bp. 21 Feb 1819, St. Mary)

 

            (8) Isaac (1781,Deal-Mar 1868, Margate) m.(12 Nov 1804, Margate) Ann Robbins (1783, Birchington -1860, Ramsgate) * Ann was baptised 19 Oct 1783 at Birchington. She was the daughter of Nicholas and Sarah (nee: Smith) Robins. In 1841 Isaac was a Carpenter living on King Street, Margate. In 1851 he was a Master Carpenter, 18 King Street. In 1855 Goldsack and Pilcher, Builders, was in business at 24 King Street. In 1861 Isaac was a widow, still living at 18 King Street.

`                       (9) Isaac Robins (13 Oct 1805, Margate-Sept 1878,Thanet) m. (22 Aug 1830, St. Martin’s in the Field) Rebecca Cowdery (1806, London-1866) (m2.) (Q4 1867) Sarah Burton (1834) *In 1851 Isaac was a Carpenter living at 6 Deverell, St. Newington.

                                    (10) Mary Ann (1831, Kensington) m.(1854, Southwark) John Hooper (1831) * Ken Hooper’s Line

                                    (10) Emma (1833-1833)

                                    (10) Sarah Emma (18 Jan 1835, bp. 15 Feb 1835, Old Churh, St. Pancras- 24 Jul 1836)

                                    (10) Isaac Robins (16 Feb 1837, St. Pancras, London-Q4 1888) *In 1871 Isaac was listed as unmarried and living with his sister Mary Ann Hooper at 22 Little Guilford Street, Southwark. In 1881 he is still unmarried, a Coach Painter’s Labourer, lodging at 65 Cornwall Road, Lambeth. His place of birth is listed as Camden Town, Middlesex.

                                   

                                    (10) John (1839, St. Pancras, London) m.(1861) Emily Spicer (1838, Greenwich) * In 1881 they were living at 110 Jamaica Road, Bermondsey, Surrey, John was an Architect and Surveyor. In 1901 they were at Battersea, London. John was employed as an Architect and Surveyor.

                                                (11) Lillian Maude Emily (1863, Newington) *At Battersea in 1901-unmarried - Organist

                                                (11) Jessie Georgina (1867, Balham, Surrey) * At Battersea in 1901 - unmarried

                                                (11) Emily Evelyn (12 Nov 1869, Redhill, Surrey) *According to MJ Emily died as an infant. However, there is an Emily, born at Redhill,  living at St.George’s Hanover Sq. in 1901.

                                               

                                                (11) John Ibbeston (Q2 1871, Balham, Surrey) m. (Q2 1895, Wandsworth) Katherine (Kate)  Elizabeth C. Wright (1875, London) *In 1901 they were Living at 50 Bedford Hill, Streatham. John was a ‘Secretary to Judy’. Living in the household was Kate’s sister, Ethel F. Wright (1877) and a Domestic Servant, Maggie Sexton, aged 14.  In 1914 John was residing at 20,Marlborough-crescent,Bedford Park,W., carrying on business at 12 and 13, Henrietta-street, Strand, W.C. as a traveller. In March he was  employed at the Dorset Works, Dorset-place,Vauxhall Bridge-road as a Printer.

The High Court of Justice in Bankruptcy 331 of 1914 granted him bankruptcy Mar.2, 1914.

 

                                                (11) Percy James (1873, Balham) m.(1893) Alice Annie Belton (nee Miers) (1863, Luton, Hertfordshire) *In 1901 they were at Benwell,Northumberland. Percy was a Cashier at Electrical Works.  Following Alice’s death Percy lived with Kathleen Doyle (1896). They were never married.

                                                            (12) Ruby Gladys (1894, Enfield) * Listed as Gladys on 1901 census.

                                                            (12) Jessie Crystal Marguerite (1897, Enfield, London)

                                                            (12) Hector Percy Doyle (1923) * Mother Kathleen Doyle

                                                            (12) Barbara (1929) * Mother Kathleen Doyle

                                               

                                                (11) Wilfred Gordon (Q2 1877,Chester) * At Battersea in 1901 – Gas Company Clerk . M. (Q3 1903, Wandsworth)

                                                (11) Gladys (1880, Southwark) * At Battersea in 1901

                                                (11) John Arthur (1883, Wandsworth- Q4 1883, Stepney)

                       

                        (9) Mary Ann (1807-1814)

                        (9) Margaret (1812, Margate) m.(1 Nov 1835, Margate) Charles John Philpott (1815- 23 Mar 1878) * In 1881 Margaret was a widow living at 10 Church Street,  Margate. She was a Lodging House Keeper.

                                    (10) Ann Philpott (bp. 10 Sept 1836, St. John in Thanet) m. (Q2 1866, Thanet) Benjamin J. Cowell (1844, St. Peter, Thanet) *In 1881 they were living at Northwood, St. Peter’s. Benjamin was a Contractor Brickmaker employing 14 men and 2 boys.

                                                (11) Mary A. Cowell (1867, St. Peter)

                                                (11) Benjamin Cowell (1869, St. Peter)

                                                (11) Martha Ellen Cowell (1871, St. Peter)

                                                (11) Fanny R. Cowell (1873, St. Peter)

                                                (11) Gertrude E. Cowell (1875, St. Peter)

                                                (11) Horace R. Cowell (1877, St. Peter)

                                                (11) Hettie M. Cowell (1879, St. Peter)

 

                                    (10) Margaret E. Philpott (bp. 3 Dec 1837, Margate) * In 1881 she was living with her mother and working as a Dressmaker, unmarried.

 

                        (9) William Robbins (1813-1813)

                        (9) Sarah Smith (1814, Margate) m.(Q3 1842, St. Martin’s in Field) Robert Gunnis (1815) * In 1851 Sarah was a Shoe Binder in Margate.  In 1861 Sarah was a Needlewoman living at 18, King Street, Margate.  In 1839 Robert was a Button Maker and in 1842 he was a Shipman. He was married to Margaret Bacon in 1835 and they had a daughter, Margaret Ann Gunnis in 1839.

                                    (10) Robert Gunnis (1843, Margate) m. Annie (1849, Morpeth, Northumberland) * In 1881 Robert and Annie were lodging in the home of Richard Davies (Paper Dealer) at 12 Charlotte Road, Beddington, Surrey. Annie was the Housekeeper.

                                    (10) Joseph A. Gunnis (1846) * Living with parents at Margate, working as an Errand Boy in 1861

                       

                        (9) Elizabeth (1817, Margate) *In 1841 she was a Servant, living at Hawsley Square, Margate.  In 1861 she was working as a Servant, unmarried and living with her widowed father at 18 King Street, Margate.

                       

                        (9) George Robbins (1820-1829)

                        (9) John (20 April 1823, Margate-1865) m.(Q4 1845, Thanet) Sarah Horn (1820, Thanet-1891) * In 1851 they were living at Carthews Cottage, Margate.  In 1861 John was employed as a Carpenter. The family was living at 16 King Street, Margate.  In 1871 Sarah was living at 8 Newcrop Street, Margate with the three youngest children. In 1881 Sarah was living with Mary Ann and David Ellen.

                                    (10) Eliza Ann (1846-1852)

                                    (10) Isaac John (1849, Margate) m.(Q2 1867, Thanet) * Living at 16 King Street, Margate in 1861.

                                    (10) Mary Ann (1843, Sutton) m. (Q3 1871, Thanet) David Ellen (1840, Dover) * In 1881 they were at Walmer (Church Street), David was working as a Shepherd. Mary’s mother, Sarah was living with them. David must have been a widow when he married Mary Ann, as the two oldest children were born prior to the 1871 marriage. In 1891 they were living at Hougham, David was a Shepherd.  In 1901 Mary (age 54) is at Dover. No mention of David

                                                (5) Thomas Ellen (1865, Ripple) * At Walmer in 1881 – Farm Servant. No mention in 1901.

                                                (5) David Ellen (1869, Ripple) * An Agricultural Labourer in 1891. No mention in 1901.

                                                (5) Adelaide (1875, Walmer) m.(Q3 1895, Bromley)

                                                (5) Susey (1877, Walmer)

                                                (5) Elizabeth (1880, Walmer)

                                                (5) Katherine (1882, Walmer)

* see note on “More Branches”, Mark Goldsack (1770)

 

                                    (10) Frederick William (1858, Margate) m. Norah Russell (1865, Portsmouth, Hampshire) In 1881 Frederick was living in the house of Mary A. Hume at 33 High Street, Margate and working as a Baker. Norah was the daughter of James and Catherine Russell. They were living at 20 Rock Court, Brighton, Sussex in 1881.  In 1901 the family is at Bournemouth, Winchester. Frederick is a Hotel Porter.

                                                (11) Minnie Mary (Q1 1884, Brighton)

                                                (11) Edith (1885, Brighton) * Dressmaker in 1901

                                                (11) Frederick John R. (Q3 1890, Brighton) m. (Q3 1915, Richmond) S. Winsin

                                                (11) Augustus (7 July 1892, Brighton)

                                                (11) Montague (1894, Hants Boscombe)

                                                (11) George (1896, Hants Boscombe)

                                                (11) Kathleen (1898, Hants Boscome)

                                                (11) Eileen (1890, Hants Boscombe) * 7 months old on census day

 

                                    (10) Henry (bp. 9 Nov 1862, Holy Trinity, Margate) m. Eliza (1857, Brighton, Sussex) In 1901 they were at Margate, Henry was a Factory Cook.

                                                (11) Bertha (1879, Margate)

                       

                        (9) William Robbins (21 May 1826, Margate-Q1 1889) m.(28 Jan 1855, Margate, St. John the Baptist) Mary Sackett (1814, Betteshanger) *In 1851 William was a Carpenter living with his parents on King Street, Margate. At the time of their marriage Mary was a widow (Q1 1838, Eastry - Frederick Sackett), living on King Street. Her father was Daniel Culmer. William was a Brewer from King Street.  In 1861 William  was a Brewer at Phoenix Brewery, 28 King Street. In 1871 he was a Carpenter living at 67 King Street, Ramsgate with his wife and widowed step daughter and two grandchildren. In 1881 he and Mary were  Dealers in Sweets and in 1887 he was a Shop Keeper, still at 67 King Street.

                                    (10) Emily Amelia (bp. 15 Apr 1855, Cliftonville, Holy Trinity) m.(Q2 1878, Thanet)

 

                        (9) Mary Ann (15 Oct 1829, Margate) * !n 1841 living on King Street, Margate. In 1851, unmarried, working as a Servant and living at 140 High Street, Margate.

           

            (8) Mary (1784 Deal)

 

(7) Peter (bapt 5 Mar 1749- 5 July 1829, buried Jul 10, St. Margaret’s) m.(1 Feb 1777, Eythorne) Sarah Rolfe (1757- 22 May 1818, bur. 29 May, St. Margaret’s)

                (8) Mary (1777 –bur. 10 Feb 1794, St. Margaret’s)

            (8)Sarah 17/3/1779 (bapt 28/3/1779) Died as an infant – no burial at St. Margaret’s

            (8)John 22/6/1781(bapt 11/7/1781)  m. Sarah Hart (a widow)

                        (9) Anne (28 Sept 1806) * Illegitimate daughter of John and Sarah – affiliation order on John in 1825 failed.

           

            (8)Richard 14/1/1785 (bapt 23/1/1785)

            (8)Peter 22/4/1786 (bapt 14/5/1786) m. Esther (1786) * Note: There was a Peter buried at Dover, St.James in 1836. He was 49 years old.

                        (9) Elizabeth (1817, St. Margaret’s) m. (1847, London) Alfred Kingsford

 

            (8)Ann 16/2/1789 (bapt 15/3/1789-1861)

            (8)Hannah 12/4/1792 (bapt 6/5/1792) -21 Apr 1877, Deal ) m.(14 Oct 1817, East Langdon) James Coveney (3 Mar 1792,Kingston-27 May 1870, Deal) Witnesses were Ann Goldsack and Sarah Kemp

* James was the son of James Coveney (1762-1843) and Ann Stroude (1771-1848). They were married at Elham on 14 June 1791 and both are buried at Dover, St. James. The elder James was the son of Richard Coveney (c.1725) and Mary Millen. They were married 19 Feb 1750.

                (9) Richard Coveney (bp. 29 Nov 1818, St. Margaret’s-4 Dec 1876) m. (25 Aug 1841) Sophia Lockyer m2. (9 Aug 1856, Deal) Ann Wyborn (19 Sept 1809, Northborne-18 Dec 1884, Staple) Richard was a Customs Officer. In 1881 Ann was living with her brother Thomas Wyborn at Deal.

                             (10) James Samuel Coveney (1843, Deal) m.(Q3 1872, Colchester)  Isabella (1844, Colchester, Essex) *In 1881 James and Isabella were living at 18 Ann Street, London. James was an Outdoor Customs Officer.

                                     (11) James Richard Coveney (1875, Stepney)

                                     (11) Charles Coveney (1877, Limehouse)

                                     (11) Fanny Coveney (1880, Limehouse) *& months old on census day

               

                (9) James Coveney (24 Sept 1820, St. Margaret’s-15 Feb 1907)

                (9) Thomas Coveney (13 Oct 1822, St. Margaret’s) m.( 30 July 1845, Mitchell, Ontario) Ann McWinney * Thomas emigrated to Canada in 1844 and was married there the next year.  He was the first of the Coveneys to arrive in Canada. In 1881 there was one Thomas Coveney living at Logan, Perth North, Ontario. He was with his wife Jane Coveney (age 56, Ireland) and his children Eliza J. Coveney (1857, Ontario) and George Coveney (1872, Ontario) The LDS lists a birth for James Coveney on 30 July 1846 at Mitchell, Perth, Ontario. His parents were James Coveney and Jane McLelland.

                             (10) James Coveney (1846, Perth, Ontario) *LDS lists: James Coveney and Ann Mawhinney as parents.

 

                (9) Ann Coveney (26 Nov 1824, St. Margaret’s-10 Jun 1908, Ontario, Canada) m.(24 Apr 1840, Deal) William Wyborn (13 Aug 1826, Deal-1908, Keppel Township, Ont) * William was the brother of Ann Wyborn, who married Richard Coveney.

                             (10) Hannah Elizabeth Wyborn (17 Aug 1850, Logan, Mitchell, Ontario-14 May 1924, Calgary, AB.)

                             (10) Samuel Thomas Wyborn (6 April 1853, Logan Township, Ontario-18 Mar 1920, Hazeldell, SK.)m. Amelia Hay (1858-1928) – 7 children

                             (10) William Wyborn (26 Feb 1856, Logan Township-21 Nov 1935, Canada) m. Mary Louisa Hopper (1863-1903) – 1 child *In 1881 William was living at Keppel, Grey North, Ontario. He was a Farmer

                             (10) Henry Wyborn (24 Jan 1858, Logan Township-19 Feb 1929, Ontario)

                             (10) Daniel Wyborn (19 May 1862, Lake Charles, Ontario-8 Jun 1885, Oxenden, Ont)

                             (10) Sarah Ann Wyborn (27 Dec 1886, Lake Charles – 22 May 1949, Oxenden, Ont)

                          

                (9) Sarah Coveney (Aug 1827, St. Margaret’s-17 Oct 1886) *Unmarried. In 1881 Sarah was living at 9 Blenhiem Road, Deal, she was a Needlewoman. Her unmarried cousin, Ann Goldsack (1817, St. Margaret’s) was living with her. She was Domestic Cook (unemployed).

                (9) Hannah Coveney (29 Nov 1829, St. Margaret’s-28 Jan 1911) m. (Q2 1866, Eastry) James Kennard (1828, Easly) *In 1881 they were living at the Old Elementary School, 1 Park Place, Willesborough, James was an Unskilled Labourer for the SER Works. The following children were with them:

                             (5) Elizabeth Kennard (1850, Smeeth) * Named ‘Smith”, but listed as unmarried – Unoccupied Servant.

                             (5) Ellen L. Kennard (1864, Willesborough)

 

                (9) George Coveney (24 June 1832, Deal, St. Leonard’s-23 Jul 1839)

                (9) Isaac Coveney (30 Nov 1834, Deal) m. Elizabeth (Lizzie) (1837, England) * In 1881 they were living at Mitchell, Perth South, Ontario.

                             (10) Sarah Coveney (1861, Ontario)

                             (10) Emily Coveney (1863, Ontario) * Factory Hand in 1881

                             (10) Margaret Coveney (1865, Ontario) * Factory Hand in 1881

                             (10) George Coveney (1868, Ontario)

                             (10) Charles Coveney (1872, Ontario)

 

            (8)Henry 5/7/1795 baptism only - 1818

            (8)Isaac 16/5/1798 (bapt 10/6/1798, St. Margaret’s-died before 1861) m.(9 Oct 1828, Buckland) Anne Hogben (1799- bur. 20 Jan 1873, Buckland)         

                        (9) George (bp. 24 Feb 1833, Charlton-23 May 1916, Dover) m. (Q2 1854, Dover) Emma Dixon (1834, Tilamanstone-Q4 1899, Dover) * In 1871 and 1881 George was a Labourer, living at 6, Prospect Place, Buckland, Dover. Employed at the Dover Gas Company. In 1901 George was a Deputy Yard Foreman at the Gas Works.

 

                        (9) Richard (1835, Charlton-24 Apr 1927, Charlton) m. Sarah Ann (1841-1933) *In 1861 Richard was a Carter, unmarried, living with his widowed mother, Ann. In 1881 they were living at 4 Charlton Green, Cover. In 1891 Richard  was a Labourer living at 6 Charlton Green, Dover. In 1901 he may have been a Labourer at the Gas Works in Dover.

                                    (10) Charles T. (1861, Tower Hamlets, Dover) * In 1881 with his Uncle George at Buckland, working as a Painter.

                                    (10) George L. (1866, Tower Hamlets, Dover) * In 1881 with his Uncle George at Buckland, working as a Painter.

                                    (10) Richard Henry (Q1 1867, Dover) m. (Q4 1892, Dover) Anne Goodburn (1868, Dover) * In 1881 Richard was living with his parents at 4 Charlton Green, Dover. In 1891 he was living with them at 6 Charlton Green and working as a Gardener. In 1881 Annie was a servant for John Banger at 48 High Street, Charlton. In 1901 Richard and Anne were living at 7 Leighton Road, Dover. Richard was a Jobbing Gardener.

                                                (11) Arthur George Richard (Q3 1894, Dover) m. (Q1 1920, Dover) Elthel Gertrude Barling (1894, Dover) * Ethel was the daughter of Hedley Barling and Harriet Fanny Fowler. In 1901 they were living at Dover, Hedley was a Bootmaker.

                                                            (12) Betty

                                                            (12) Robert

 

                                                (11) Harold William (Q3 1899, Dover) m. (Q2 1927, Dover) ?? Heath

                       

                        (9) William George (23 Dec 1836,Charlton- 5 Sept 1919) m.(25 Oct 1875, Great Mongeham) Elizabeth Wyborn (1838, Gt. Mongeham-1909, Northbourne) Elizabeth was the daughter of William Wyborn. In 1853 William entered the Royal Navy (no. 50312/36667) In 1881 he was a Navy Pensioner/Labourer at Great Mongeham. In 1891 they were living on Mongeham Street, Great Mongeham, Elizabeth was working as a Laundress and William was an Agricultural Labourer/Pensioner. They had a visitor on census day, Edith M. Tart (aged 10, Dover) – she was Elizabeth’s niece.  In 1901 they were at Northbourne. William was a Naval Pensioner and Market Gardener.

                                    (10) William George (11 Feb 1877, Gt Mongeham) m. (Q2 1903, Eastry) Lucy Matilda Stanford * In 1891 William was living at 20 Stenbrook Street, Dover in the home of John and Mary Tart. Mary was William’s mother’s sister – Mary Jane Wyborn. She married John Tart in Q4 1871, Eastry.  In 1901 he was at Northbourne working as a Market Garderner.

                                                (11) Rene

                                                (11) Bessie

                                                (11) Doris

                                                (11) Jim

                                                (11) Raymond William (Q2 1905, East Ashford – Oct 1984, Dover)

                                                (11) Arthur

                                                (11) Elizabeth A. (Q3 1912, Dover)

 

                                    (10) Edith May (Mary) (26 May 1878, Gt. Mongeham) m.(Q2 1900, Eastry) Ernest George Gilmore (1878, Maidstone) Ernest was the son of  George and Ellen Gilmore, in 1881 they were living in Ivy Cottages, Loose, Kent. In 1901 Ernest and Edith were living at Northbourne, Ernest was a Market Gardener.

 

                                    (10) Minnie Harriet (1882, Gt. Mongeham) m.(1903) *In 1901 at Northbourne

 

                        (9) Hannah (1843)

                        (9) Isaac (1846, Charlton) * With his widowed mother in 1861.       

                                           

(7) Henry (bapt. 11 Sept 1751- bur. 7 Oct 1751, St. Margaret’s)Twin

(7) Sarah (bapt. 11 Sept 1751- 10 Aug 1821, Deal)Twin m. (11 Jan 1779 ,Deal) Stephen Chambers (d. 1786)

            All children baptised at St. Leonards, Deal

            (8) Sarah Chambers (bapt 24/11/1779 - died 1/5/1795)
            (8) Edward Chambers (bapt 9/8/1780 - buried same day)
            (8) Ann Chambers (bapt 26/9/1781 - died 24/3/1791)
            (8) Alice Chambers (bapt 17/1/1782 – buried same day)

                       
(7) Henry (1755)

 

(7) Henry Goldsack (bp. 16 Nov. 1755,St. Margaret’s  – bur. 10 Oct 1828, St. Margaret’s) was born in St. Margaret’s and was the youngest child of Peter and Ann.  On November 18, 1780 he married Ann Young (1761-buried 29 Dec 1831, St. Margaret’s) at St. Margaret’s. Witnesses were William Rolfe and Henry Bowls. They lived all their lives there and are buried in the parish churchyard. *Ann was the daughter of Susannah Goldsack and Thomas Young. (see the page, ‘Ancestry of Ann Young’)

These are their children (all born at St. Margaret’s) and grandchildren:

 

(8) John (bp.15 Apr 1781, Guston -24 Oct 1859- bur.31 Oct, St. Margaret’s)(1)m.(13 May 1807, St. Margaret’s) Susannah Kingsford (1774-20 Oct 1831-bur. 25 Oct, St. Margaret’s) Susannah was a widow. Witnesses were Foreman Arnold and Sarah Arnold (2)m.(1837, St. Margaret’s)  Mary Arnold (1815) *In 1841 John was a Publican. In 1851 John was a Victualler, widowed and living with his niece, Eliza Goldsack at St. Margarets. In 1859 the license for his Red Lion Pub was held by his niece, Mrs. Matilda Knott.  I have a copy of John’s Will dated 1 Feb 1858. John was a “Victualler” living in the Long Room at Rutley & Co. Brewers. By his account the room and its contents were his property and Rutley & Co. were given first chance to buy it after his death.

                        (9) Henry (22 Sept 1805 -7 Oct 1825, Seasalter)

 

Note: the following George was not mentioned in John’s Will. He may have been the son of John (1778) and Mary Wilson – John was the son of Peter (1745) and Martha Phillips. If this is the case, then John (1781) must have also had a son named George alive in 1837.

                        (9) George (bp. 25 Sept 1813, Sandwich-Q4 1874, Thanet) m.(4 July 1836, Ramsgate) Martha Read (1815-1856)(m.2) (1860) Jane Harman (1826, Hastings, Sussex-96)  *After their marriage, George and Martha lived at 84 Hardnes Street, Ramsgate. In 1837 George negotiated the sale of his father’s property in St. Margaret’s to his uncle, Isaac Goldsack (130 Pounds).  In 1841 they were at King Street, Ramsgate and George was working as a Mariner. In 1851 he was a Victualler at the Prince Coburg Inn, 37 King Street, Ramsgate.  From 1851-1855 Mrs. Phoebe Read held the license for the Prince Coburg. Perhaps Mrs. Read was George’s mother-in-law. In 1865 George was still at the Prince Coburg. In 1875 his Will was proved at Canterbury by Edward Miles, Yeoman, Ramsgate and James Coveney of H.M. Customs, London (under 300 Pounds).  In 1881 Jane was a Licensed Victualler (Prince Coburg) living at 72 King Street with her two sisters (Elizabeth (72) and Hannah (64), four children and two servants . On 4 May 1896 the Will of Jane Goldsack, 84 Hardnes Street, Ramsgate was proved in London by John Charles Goldsack, Auctioneer and James Goldsack, Licensed Victualler (935 Pounds).

                                    (10) Amelia (1837, Ramsgate-29 May 1883) Unmarried. In 1851 Amelia was living at the Prince Coburg Inn, Ramsgate. She living with Step-mother, Jane in 1881 at 72 King Street.  She was an Assistant Licensed Victualler. Her Will was proved by her only next of kin Frederick William on 10 Aug 1883 (about 100 Pounds).

 

                                    (10) Phoebe Ann (1840) m. ? Read

                                    (10) George Thomas (Q1 1846, Ramsgate-Q2 1874 Thanet) *From 1851-1865 he was living at the Prince Coburg Inn.

                                    (10) Frederick William R. (1851) m.(Q4 1873, Thanet) Jane Strevens (1852, Sheerness) m2. Annie (1868, Walmer)  ** On the 1881 census Jane (aged 29) is living in the house of Frederick R. Goldsack at 135 King Street, Ramsgate.  She is listed as  Wife of Butcher’s Assistant. Her relationship is listed as “Other”.  Frederick R. is working as a Butcher’s Assistant. The children listed below were all born in Ramsgate and are the children of Frederick R. In 1895 Frederick was living at Florence Villa, Dundonald Road, Ramsgate. In 1901 Frederick (aged 49) was living at 1 Brompton Villa, Dundonald Road, Ramsgate. He was a Journeyman Butcher living with wife, Annie and daughter Alice.

                                                (11) Robert Frederick (Q3 1875, Ramsgate) *In 1881 he was living with his Grandmother, Joyce Strevens at 128 King Street, Ramsgate. In 1891 he joined the Royal Navy.

                                                (11) James William (1879) m.(Q2 1899, Thanet) Rhoda Alice Bicknell (1876, Bermondsley, London) In 1881 Rhoda was living with her parents John (1840, Whitechapel) and wife (1840, Northampton) at 12 Marigold Court, Bermondsley. John was a Blacksmith. * In 1901 James and Rhoda were living at 1 Bromley Road, Walthamstow, Essex. James was a Bricklayer

                                               

                                                (11) George Richard (Q2 1881, Thanet) m. (Q3 1903, Dover)

                                                (11) Jane Amelia (Q3 1884, Ramsgate) m.(Q3 1912, Thanet) ?? Church.   On 1901 census working as a Domestic Servant

                                                (11) Alice Maud (Q1 1888, Ramsgate) m. (Q4 1907, Thanet)

                       

                                    (10) John Charles. (1862, Ramsgate) m. (Q2 1890, Canterbury) Lily (1863,St. Lawrence) * In 1881 and 1885 John was listed as an Assistant Teacher in an Elementary School. In 1895 John was living at the Fletland House, The Elms, Ramsgate. He was at Ramsgate working as an Auctioneer and Estate Agent in 1896, 1901 and 1903 (living at Llanberis, Grove Road, Ramsgate . In 1903 he was still at  In 1907 he was an Auctioneer and Jeweller. John was living at 5,Cecil-square, Margate in 1915. He was the trustee for the will of John Robert Clark (Tobacconist & Confectioner) In 1915 he was still an Auctioneer.On 21 June 1927 John was granted administration of the estate of Lily. He was living at 27 Grove Road. John was in partnership (Auctioneers,Valuers,House and Estate Agents, Surveyors, Accountants, Auditors, Public House Brokers ,and Secretaries of Public Companies) and the company was called Messrs. SCARLETT & GOLDSACK, 36 High Street, Ramsgate. The business was still operating on  29 Feb 1940 when at which time Henry Hadlow Stockley retired from the firm. John Walter Scarlett and Clement Stanley Scarlett continued on from that date under the same name. In 1936 John was still living at 27 Grove Road

                                    (10) Henry (1863, Ramsgate-8 Feb 1885) In 1881 Henry was a Cabinet Maker living with his mother at 72 King Street, Ramsgate. He died in the house at 84 Hardnes Street.  On 12 May 1885 administration of his personal estate was granted to his brother, John.

                                    (10) James (Q4 1867, Ramsgate-1922) m. (Q2 1893, Ramsgate) Ellen Mary Morley m2. (25 Jan 1904, St.Lawrence) Ellen Mary Elson (1879, Ramsgate) * In 1895, 1896 and 1901 James was a Licensed Victualler living at 110 (Coach and Horses Inn), High Street,  Ramsgate. In 1901 he was a widow living with his 2 children and 2 servants – Ellen M. Elson (Cook) and Fanny Wright (Housemaid). In January 1904 when James married Ellen Elson he was a Grocer, living at 32 Chapel Road, St. Lawrence. In 1911 James was a Hotel Porter.  In 1881 Ellen Morley was living with her parents, Richard and Ann Morely at the Balmoral Hotel, St. Peter’s, Kent. Richard was the Hotel Proprietor. In 1881 Ellen Elson  was living with her parents William (1844, Ramsgate) and Elizabeth (1846, Ramsgate) at 6 Cross Road, St. Lawrence. William was a Journeyman Painter.

                                                (11) Ellen Jane (1894, Ramsgate) m.(Q3 1912, Thanet) ? Whale

                                                (11) Ethel Rosa A. (Q4 1896, Ramsgate) m. (Q4 1911, Thanet) ? Galloway

                                                (11) Henry John William (17 July 1911, bp. 8 Sept 1911 - buried 11 Oct 1911) Aged 2 months. Address at time of death was 32 Chapel Road.

                                                (11) Charles James ( buried 30 March 1914) Aged 6 months. Address at time of death was 32 Chapel Road.

                                                (11) Albert Thomas William (Q1 1915, Ramsgate – 32 Chapel Road)

                                                (11) Edith (Q4 1919, Thanet-buried 15 Aug 1921) Aged 19 months. Address at the time of death was 32 Chapel Road)

            (9) Hannah (1817) m. (Q3 1853, Dover) * Hannah was Confirmed June 1847, St. Mary, Dover.                                  

            (9) William Arnold (bp. 25 Mar. 1833- bur.14 Apr 1833, St. Margaret’s) * 3 weeks old.

 

(8) Peter (bp.20 Oct 1782, St. Margaret’s –bur.29 Oct 1851, St. Margaret’s)m. (16 Oct 1806, St. Margaret’s) Esther Marsh (1782-bur. 9 Nov 1851, St. Margaret’s) Witnesses to the marriage were Edward Moss and Mary Taylor. Peter and Esther died at Wootton.          

            (9) Henry (Harry) (29 Nov 1806, St. Margaret’s-bur.15 June 1880, St. Margaret’s) m.(18 Nov 1838, Westcliffe) Jane Goddard (1819-bur.9 Jan 1861, St. Margaret’s) * Jane was the daughter of Jeremiah Goddard.  In 1841 Henry was an Agricultural Labourer at St. Margaret’s. In 1851 he was a Farm Labourer at Village, St. Margaret’s. In 1871 he was living with his daughter Ann at St. Margaret’s.

                        (10) Esther Jane (bp. 20 Sept 1840, St. Margaret’s) m. (24 Dec 1866, St. Margaret’s) William Friend (1833, Ringwould) William was a Labourer, son of George Friend, Labourer. Witnesses were Christopher Friend (William’s brother) and Ann Marsh. *In 1861 Esther was living with her widowed father, Henry, at St. Margaret’s. In 1871 she was there with her husband and daughter.  In 1881 still at St. Margaret’s with husband and son. In 1891 they were still at St. Margaret’s (next door to my 3x great grandfather, Isaac Goldsack). William was a Farm Labourer. In 1901 they were still at St. Margaret’s. William is working as an Agricultural Labourer.

                                    (11) Jane Elizabeth Friend (1869-Q2 1872, Dover)

                                    (11) Henry (Harry) Friend (Q2 1875, St. Margaret’s) *In 1901 Harry was at St. Margaret’s working as a

Bricklayers Labourer.

                                   

 

                        (10) Jane (Q3 1843-1843) Twin

                        (10) James (bp. 8 Oct 1843, St. Margarets- 6 Jan 1921, Dover) m. Mary (1845, Cheriton) *In 1901 Mary may have been working as a Laundress at St. Margaret’s

 

                        (10) Henry (bp. 13 Aug 1848, St. Margarets-18 Nov 1918, Hastings) m. (24 Oct 1868, Waldershare) Sarah Ann ( Annie) Bowles (1846, Ashley, Kent-1923) *In 1881 Henry is a Coachman and Gardener at Ashbrooke Lodge, Hollington.The head of the house was Sarah Daniels. His family was living at 6 Clifton Terrace, Hastings, later at Victoria Cottage.  In 1901 the family is at Hollington, Essex.  Henry is employed as a Coachman-Domestic.

                                    (11) William James(Q2 1869, St. Margaret’s) m. (Q1 1894, Battle, Hollington) Margaret (1865, Fairlight, Sussex) In 1901 the family is at Hollington, Essex. William is working as a Bricklayer’s Labourer. The family moved to Canada in 1913.

                                                (12) Albert George (Q1 1895, Hollington) m. Emma

                                                            (13) Albert (c.1920, Canada)

                                   

                                    (11) Arthur (1872, Fairlight) m.(Q1 1901) Florence (1866, Mildmay Park, London) In 1901 at St. Matthews working as a Photographer’s Stationer and Newspaper Master. Later an Insurance Agent.

                                    (11) Clara (1875, Hollington) In 1901 at St.Matthews working as a Domestic Cook

                                    (11) Albert John (4 July 1877, Hollington-1918) m. (Q2 1906, Portsmouth) Lily Elizabeth Weston * Albert was a Petty Officer First Class on board the HMS “Victory” when he died Thursday 5 Dec 1918. He is buried at PORTSMOUTH (KINGSTON) CEMETERY Hampshire. Lily was living at32 Landport treet, Landport, Portsmouth at the time of Albert’s death.

                                                (12) Albert Thomas William (11 Nov 1906, Portsmouth -1991) m. Lucy Jenkins * Paul Goldsack Tree continues.

                                                (12) Francis George A. (Q2 1912, Portsmouth) m. Kathleen Bowler – 3 children * Worked at Kew Gardens, later for the Dorset Education Committee. He lived at Greystone, Leigh, Sherborne, Dorset.

                                                (12) Raymond (c.1910) m. Violet Blitcher – 2 children

                                                (12) Alexander David Seymour (Q2 1919, Portsmouth- 23 June 1997) m. Vera Tossell – 3 daughters

 

                                    (11) Ellen (1882, Hollington-1943, Westfield) m.(Q1 1916, Battle) Raymond Fuller * In 1901 at St. Matthews working as a Parlour Maid. At the time of her death Ellen was living at 3 Parkview Terrace, Westfield.  Raymond was in the Royal Navy.

 

                                    (11) Algernon (Q3 1887, Hollington, Sussex) m.(Q3 1915, Battle)  Elizabeth Pratt * At Hollington in 1901.

                                                (12) Phyllis W. (Q4 1917, Battle)

 

                        (10) Sarah (bp. 31 March 1853, St. Margaret’s-1861)

 

            (9) George (1808-bur. 3 Sept 1809, St. Margaret’s)

            (9) John (1809-1858) m. (17 Feb 1833, St. Margaret’s)  Mary Ashman (1814, Solton Cottage, Westcliffe, Dover – daughter of John Ashman(1758) and Elizabeth Arnold (1793-1887) Witnesses were John Ashman and Esther Goldsack. * John and Mary were living in Crow Hill House at Guston in 1841. John was working as an Agricultural Labourer. In 1871 Mary was a widow at Crow Hill House. She was employed as a Charwoman. In 1881 Mary was at Buckand in the home of William Fisher working as a Nurse. In 1881 Mary’s widowed mother, Elizabeth was still living at Solton Cottage. She was working as a Charwoman.

                        (10) Eliza (bp. 28 Dec 1834, Chart-next Sutton-Valence) m. David Orr (d. 1873) (m2) ?? Hay * In 1851 Eliza was a Servant at St. Margaret’s. She moved to Scotland and married David Orr. He served with the Argyle and Sutheiland Highlanders. She had 3 daughters with her second husband (Davinia, Eliza, ?) According to MJ Eliza was a deaf, blind, mute for 91 years.

                        (10) Susanna (July 1838, St. Martin of Tours, Guston-1851, St. Margaret’s)

                        (10) John (bp. 25 Oct 1840, Guston- buried 26 Nov 1917, Coldred) m. (1 Nov 1863, St. Martin of Tours, Guston) Emma Goldsack (1845, West Langdon-1931 – daughter of William and Mary Ann –nee Hopper).In 1861 John was a Carter living in at Frith Farm, Guston. In 1871 he was at Etantree Farm, Eythorne.  In 1881 at Waldershare Farm  working as an Indoor Farm Servant. Emma is also a Farm Servant. There were 5 boarders living with them. In 1891 they were living on the grounds of  The Mansion, Eythorne, John was a Farm Baliff. 5 boarders. The Mansion was home to the Earl of Guilford.  In 1901 they are at Coldred. John is a Farmer. At the time of his death he was at Church Hill, Shepherdswell.

                                    (11) Jane Janet Helen (19 June 1864, St. Martin of Tours, Guston – died as an infant)

                                    (11) John (Q1 1867, Eythorne) m. Mary Chatham *In 1881 an Indoor Farm Servant

                                    (11) Mary A.(Q4 1869, Eythorne) m.(Q1 1895, Eastry) Thomas Liddle Morrison (1867, Bromley) * In 1881 Thomas was a Cow Boy and living with his widowed mother, Martha Morrison. Martha was the Matron at Lady Scotts School, Bromley. In 1901 they are at Bromley, Thomas is a Plumber.

                                                (12) Thomas Morrison (1896, Bromley)

                                                (12) Charles Morrison (1898, Bromley)

                                                (12) John Morrison (1900, Bromley)

                                   

                                    (11) Fanny Rosetta (Q2 1871, Eythorne) m. (Q1 1895, Canterbury) George Edward Dashwood (1869, Canterbury) * In 1881 George was living with his parents, John and Ann Dashwood, at 7 Church Street, Canterbury, St. Paul.

                                   

                                    (11) Charlotte Eliza (Q3 1875, Waldershare) m. (Q1 1907, Dover) Charles Payge * In 1901 Charlotte was at Coldred.

                                    (11) George William (Q3 1877, Waldershare) m. (12 Oct 1911, Coldred) Edith Annie Gosby (d. 6 Mar 1929, Coldred) * In 1911 George was a Farmer. In 1929 they were living at 461 Vine Cottage, Coldred.

 

                                    (11) Flora Emma M. (1881, Waldershare) m. (Q2 1905, Eastry) *In 1901 at River working as a Domestic Nurse.

                                    (11) Emma E. (1886, Waldershare) *In 1901 Emma was a Domestic Housemaid at Sibertswold

                       

                        (10) Mary Jane (bp. 16 April 1843, St. Martin of Tours, Guston)

                        (10) Edward Ashman (bp. 20 July 1844, Guston-26 Dec 1859, Westcliffe)

                        (10) Emma (1849) m. (13 Mar 1873, Dover, St. May’s) John Goldsack (28 July 1850, Whitfield – son of William Goldsack and Jane Hopper) Marriage witnessed by John and Mary Ann Goldsack. John was a Mariner, he died 16 Dec 1873 at Dover of Typhoid Fever. In 1874 Emma was at Waldershare working as a Laundry Maid.  Emma remarried George Morrison (1848, Skye) in 1882 at Helensburgh. In 1881 Emma and George were living at Leith, Edinburgh, Scotland at 30 Albert Street as man and wife.

                                    (4) John (June 1874, St. Martin of Tours, Guston) Adopted by step father, George Morrison

 

 

                        (10) George William (bp. 20 Feb 1856, Guston-bur. 19 Apr 1933, Canterbury) m. (July 1881, Westwood) Isabel Caspell (1856, St. Peter’s-bur. 4 Nov 1932, Canterbury) * In 1871 George was at Frith Farm House in Guston working as a Farm Servant.  George was a Farm Labourer living alone at Crow Hill Guston in 1881. In 1901 they were at Coldred, George was  working as a Shepherd. George and Isabel were living in Dover in 1915.  Their children were born at Barfrestone:

                                    (11) Isabel (17 June 1884, bp. 17 Aug, Guston) m. (Aug 1914, Nonington) William Henry Castle (1 Jan 1877- 22 Mar 1957) * In 1901 Isabel was a Live in Cook for John Savage at Sibertswold. Emma E. Goldsack (age 15, Waldershare) was also woring in the household. William may have been a Baker at Canterbury, born in Canterbury or a Mate, born in Margate, or a Labourer at the Cement Works, born at East Malling.

                                                (12) Violet Isabel Castle (1916-1977) m. 1957 Stephen Lediner

                                                (12) Rosamond Frances Castle (1919).

 

                                    (11) Florence Louise (Q1 1888, Barfrestone) m.(Q4 1911, Eastry)

                                    (11) William (Q3 1891,Barfrestone- Sunday 26 September 1915) * William served with the 8^th Battalion, The Buffs (East Kent Regiment) – Private. He is buried at the Loos Memorial, Pas de Calais, France.
 

            (9) William (4 Apr 1811, St. Margaret’s-bur.12 Dec 1856, St. Margaret’s) m. (17 Mar 1839, St. Margaret’s) Sarah Holmes (bp. 8 Aug 1818, Alkham-bur. 11 June 1904, St. Margaret’s) At the time of his marriage William was from Westcliffe. Witnesses were James Ash and Elizabeth Goldsack.* Sarah’s great niece, Sarah Ann Cousens married my great grandfather, John Goldsack in 1878.   In 1881 Sarah is a widow working as a Laundress at St. Margaret’s. Her granddaughters, Sarah and Ellen were living with her at St. Margaret’s in 1881.  In 1891 she was at St. Margaret’s working as a Laundress. In 1901 Sarah is living on her own means at St. Margaret’s at Cliffe.

                        (10) William (Q2 1839, St. Margaret’s-bur.9 Jan 1908, St. Margaret’s) m. (9 June 1867, St. Margaret’s) Susanna Clathero (nee Beer, father Morris (Norris) Beer)(1835, Stouting-bur. 17 Mar 1917, St. Margaret’s) Witnesses were Alfred Beer and Maria Hambrook. * In 1861 William was a Servant/Carter at Westcliffe Farm. In 1881 they were at St. Margaret’s. William was a Shepherd and Susanna was a Schoolmistress at National School. In 1891 William was a Labourer and Susanna was still a teacher. In 1901 they are at St. Margaret’s, William is an Agricultural Labourer. Susanna was living at 61 Snargate Street, Dover when she died.

 

                        (10) Peter (25 April 1841, St. Margaret’s-bur. 21 Oct 1893 St. Margaret’s) m.(8 Oct 1863, St. Margarets) Elizabeth Ann Jell (1843, Hougham- bur. 5 May 1919, St. Margaret’s) Elizabeth was the daughter of John Rogers Jell and Ann Dilnot. Witnesses were Elizabeth Tucker and Richard Sutton. Peter was living with his parents at Dover in 1841 and in 1851 at St. Margaret’s.  In 1861 Peter was working as an Agricultural Labourer at St. Margaret’s. In 1871 Peter and Elizabeth were living in Sutton Cottage, Westcliffe. In 1881 he was a Shepherd at St. Margaret’s and then in 1891 they were back at Westcliffe, Peter working as an Agricultural Labourer. Peter died at Westcliffe. Elizabeth Ann died at 5 Wellesley Terrace, St. Margaret’s.

                                    (11) Sarah Ann (bp. 11 Sept 1864, St. Margaret’s) m.(24 Nov 1885, St. Margaret’s) John Edward Gage (1856, St. Margaret’s) In 1881 Sarah was living with her grandmother, Sarah, at St. Margaret’s. She was working as a Laundress. In 1881 John was living In St. Margaret’s with his parents, Edward and Susannah Gage. John, his father and brother, George, were Dairymen on a 13 acre farm. In 1885 John was a Carrier. Witnesses at the marriage were Peter and Ellen Goldsack.  In 1901 they were at East Langdon. John was a Publican.

                                                (12) Edward Gage (1886, St. Margaret’s) * Market Gardener in 1901

                                                (12) Harry Gage (1888, St. Margaret’s)

                                                (12) Walter Gage (1892, St. Margaret’s)

                                                (12) Alice Gage (1896, St. Margaret’s)

 

                                    (11) Ellen Mary (10 Oct 1865, St. Margaret’s)  In 1881 she was at St. Margaret’s living with her sister, Sarah at their grandmother’s house. She was working as a General Servant. In 1891 she may have been a Servant, living at 44 Biggin Street, Dover.

                                    (11) Susanna (bp. 22 Dec 1867, St. Margaret’s)

                                    (11) Caroline (1870, Westcliffe)

                                    (11) Henry (1872, Westcliffe) m.(14 Oct 1922, St. Margaret’s) Lottie Alice Coombs (1882, Dover) * In 1922 Henry was a Labourer living at Holborn Cottages. Lottie was a widow living at 11 Droveway Gardens. She was the daughter of Charles Edward Bailey, Labourer and Ann. In 1881 Charles and Ann were living at 16 Tower St., Charlton. In 1901 Lottie was a Bag Sorter at the Paper Plant in Dover.

 

                                    (11) Annie Elizabeth (28 Oct 1873, Westcliffe) m. Arthur T. Blackman (1875, Dover) *In 1881 Arthur was living with his parents, William and Jane Blackman, at 15 Tower Street, Charlton. William was a Gas Fitter. In 1901 they were at Dover. Arthur was a Gas Fitter.

                                                (12) Arthur Blackman (1899, Dover)

 

                                    (11) Alice (3 Nov 1875, Dover, bp. 2 Jan 1876, St. Martin of Tours, Guston) m. (Q3 1905, Eastry) *In 1891 Alice was living with her grandmother and working as a Laundry Girl at St. Margaret’s.

 

                                    (11) Isabel (3 Sept 1877, River) *In 1901 working as a Domestic Servant at Rochester, St. Margaret’s.

 

                                    (11) Margaret (bp. 6 July 1879, St. Margaret’s) m. (25 Dec 1909, St. Margaret’s) Thomas Clayson (1868) In 1909 Thomas was a Seaman, son of John Clayson, Labourer. In 1881 Thomas was living at Charlton with his widowed father and brother Henry at the home of his grandparents, William and Eliza Chapman. * In 1901 Margaret was working as a Domestic Servant at Bromley. Witnesses at their marriage were William and Henry Goldsack.

           

                                    (11) Emily (bp 1 Aug 1880, St. Margaret’s) m.(12 June 1913, St. Margaret’s) James Goodban (1880, St. Margaret’s) James was the son of Edward Goodban, Labourer. (Edward died at 2 Wellesley Terrace in 1925)  In 1913 James was Gardener. In that same year his brother, John Wyborn Goodban (1892) died at home (2 Wellesley Trerrace). Witnesses to the marriage were Charlotte Goldsack and Edward Goodban.

 

                                    (11) William (bp. 17 Sept 1882, St. Margaret’s- bur. 5 Mar 1924, St. Margaret’s) m. (6 April 1907, St. Margaret’s) Hannah Elizabeth Knott. William died at Erin Cottage

                                                (12) Beatrice M. (Q3 1912, Dover)

                                                (12) William T. (Q1 1915, Dover)

                                                (12) Marjorie E. (Q3 1920, Dover)

 

                                    (11) Charlotte Winifred (bp. 27 Dec 1885, St. Margaret’s) m. (26 Dec 1914, St. Margaret’s) Henry Richard Matcham (1890 - died 8 Sept 1944). Henry was the son of George Matcham, Labourer. In 1914 Henry was an Air Mechanic for the Royal Navy. Winesses were William Goldsack and Emily Goodban.

 

                        (10) Henry (bp.21 Aug 1843, St. Margaret’s-Q4 1892) m. (Q4 1876, Walmer) Charlotte Palmer (1835, Ickham-1901, Gravesend). * In 1851 Henry was at St. Margaret’s. In 1861 he was a Servant/Carter at Westcliffe Farm. In 1871 he was a Drayman, unmarried, living in the house of Charles Palmer on Belmont Place, Walmer. In 1881 Henry was a Brewer’s Labourer, living at 5 Belmont Place, Walmer. He had married the widow of Charles Palmer. Also living in the house were Charlotte’s three children – Albert E Palmer (aged 18), Frances E. Palmer (aged 16) and Ellen J. Palmer (aged 13).

 

                        (10) Mary Ann (1852, St. Margaret’s) m. (9 Mar 1878, St. Martin of Tours, Guston) William Fisher (1848 – son of George Fisher, Labourer)

                                   

            (9) Esther (bp. 17 Jan 1813, St. Margaret’s) m. (13 Oct 1835, St. Margaret’s) William Pritchard Atkins (1810, St. Margaret’s)  William was from Northbourne in 1835. Witnesses were William and Elizabeth Goldsack.* In 1881 they were living in Sholden, William was an Agricultural Labourer.

                        (10) Daniel M. Atkins (1841, Sholden) m.(Q4 1866, Eastry) Sarah Carlton (1846, Ham) *In 1881 they were living at Northbourne, Daniel was an Agricultural Labourer.

                                    (11) Caroline Atkins (1968, Northbourne)

                                    (11) Alfred Atkins (1870, Northbourne)

                                    (11) Jane Atkins (1874, Northbourne)

                                    (11) Mary Atkins (1877, Northbourne)

                                    (11) Frederick Atkins (1880, Northbourne) *7 months old on census day

 

                        (10) James Atkins (1844, Sholden) m. (Q1 1873, Eastry)  Mary Ann Smith (1855, Sandwich) *In 1881 they were living at Walmer Hill, Ripple, James was a Labourer.

                                    (11) Thomas Atkins (1873, Walmer)

                                    (11) James Atkins (1875, Walmer)

                                    (11) Florence Atkins (1878, Ripple)

 

                        (10) Stephen William Atkins (1849, Sholden) m. (Q2 1871, Eastry) Ellen (Helen) Philpott (1851, Sandwich) * In 1881 they were living at Worth, Stephen was an Agricultural Labourer. Ellen’s father was living with them – Richard Philpott (1814, Eastry).

                                    (11) Margaret Atkins (1872, Worth)

 

            (9) Robert Dixon (1814, St. Margaret’s) m. (1 Dec 1833, St. Margaret’s) Jane Marsh (1814-1897 Note: There was a Jane Goldsack buried at St. Margaret’s on 8 Jan 1861. ) * Witnesses to the marriage were John and Mary Goldsack.

 

            (9) Peter (17 Mar 1816, St. Margaret’s-Q4 1893, Dover) m. (29 Oct 1842, St. Margaret’s) Maria Pont (Pout) (1821, St. Margaret’s-Q4 1893, Dover) Maria was the daughter of William, Labourer. Witnesses were Thomas and Jane Goldsack.*  In 1851 Peter and his wife and two children were visiting at Kingsdown.  1861-1871 Peter was an Agricultural Labourer at St. Margaret’s. In 1871 Maria and Rosa were visiting Jane at 23 Model Cottage, Dover. Living in the house of son-in-law William Elvey Thompson at Hougham in 1881  Peter is working as a Farm Labourer. In 1891 they are at 10, Winchelsea St., Dover. William was a Gardener.

                        (10) Jane Hammond (bp. 30 June 1844, St. Margaret’s) m.(7 July 1869, St. Margaret’s) William Elvey Thompson (1836, Dover) William was a Gardener, son of John Thompson, Gardener. Witnesses were Emily Mary Goldsack and Mary Ann Goldsack.

                                    (11) Rosa Thompson (1871, Dover)

                                    (11) William Elvey Thompson (1872, Dover)

                                    (11) George Thompson (1874, Dover)

                                    (11) Emily (1877, Dover) In 1901 at Dover

                                    (11) Annie (1880, Dover)

                                    (11) Isabel (1882, Dover) In 1901 at Dover

                       

                        (10) Ann Maria (bp.23 Apr 1848, St. Margaret’s-bur. 24 Apr 1851, St. Margaret’s)

                        (10) Emily Mary (bp.19 Oct 1851, St. Margaret’s) m. (Q3 1871, Dover)

                        (10) Rosa (1869, St. Margaret’s) * With her parents in 1881 at Hougham. In 1891 she was a live in Cook at Hougham

 

            (9) Elizabeth (15 Nov 1818, St. Margaret’s - Q4 1901, Dover) m.(17 Nov 1839, St. Martin of Tours) James Oliver Ash (1815, East Langdon- Q3 1900, Dover - son of Matthew Ash). James was a Labourer at the time of their marriage. In 1881 Elizabeth and James were living at 6 Prospect Cottages, Sibertswold. James was a General Farm Labourer. In 1901 Elizabeth was living in Prospect Cottage, Sibertswold.

                        (10) James Ash (Q4 1843, Guston) m. (Q2 1872, Dover) Ann Stanner Wells (1849-Q1 1878, Dover) * In 1881 James was a widow, living with his parents and working as a Railway Labourer. In 1901 James was living with his mother and working as a Platelayer on the Railway.

                                    (11) James Ash (1874, Dover)

                                    (11) Margaret Ash (1876, Sutton) * In 1901 Margaret was a Domestic Housemaid at Dover.

                                    (11) Frederick Ash (Q3 1876, Little Mongeham) m.(Q4 1895, Dover)  Mary Ann Fox (1879, Womenswold) * In 1901 they were living at Church Hill, Sibertswold, Frederick was a Bricklayer’s Labourer.

                                                (12) Frederick Ash (1890, Sibertswold)

                                                (12) Annie Ash (1896, Dover)

                                                (12) Caroline Ash (1898, Dover)

 

                                    (11) Ann (Annie) Stanner Ash (1878, Sibertswold) * Living in her grandmother’s house with her father in 1901. She was working at home.

 

                        (10) John Ash (Q4 1848, Guston) m. (Q4 1871, Dover) Mary Ann Hammond (1846, St. Margaret’s) *In 1881 John and Mary were living at 5 Green Street, Sibertswold. John was a Farmer of 9 acres. In 1901 they were living at Cox Hill, Sibertswold, John was a Wattle Maker. Jane’s father, William Hammond (1810, St. Margaret’s) was living with them. William was married to Elizabeth Pilcher (1807, St. Margaret’s) in 1842 at St. Margaret’s. They were living at Westcliffe in 1881, William was an Indoor Farm Servant.

                                    (11) Arthur J. Ash (1872, Sibertswold) * In 1901 Arthur was a Pianoforte Maker at Walthamstow

                                    (11) William George Ash (Q4 1873, Sibertswold) m. Mary (1867, Shepherdswell) *In 1901 William and Mary were living at Faversham, William was a Fireman for the Railway.

                                                (12) Edith Ash (1898, Clapham, London)

                                                (12) Arthur Ash (1899, Faversham)

                                                (12) Ernest Ash (1900, Faversham) *3 months old on census day.

 

                                    (11) Elizabeth Mary Ash (Q4 1875, Sibertswold)

                                    (11) Amelia Jane Ash (Q4 1877, Sibertswold) * Living with her parents in 1901 working as a Mother’s Helper.

m. (1847, London) Alfred Kingsford

 

            (9) Stephen (4 June 1820-15 Feb 1829, Bur. 22 Feb, St. Margaret’s)

            (9) George (1824, St. Margarets)-1881) Unmarried. An inmate (Pauper) at Dover Union Workhouse in 1881 working as an Agricultural Labourer.

(8) Henry (bp. 14 March 1784- buried 12 Oct 1811, St. Margaret’s)

(8) Thomas (bp. 14 May 1786- 10 Nov 1862, bur. 15 Nov., St. Margaret’s) m.(1810) Ann Dixon (1787-29 Jul 1849, bur. 4 Aug, St. Margaret’s)  * In 1841 Thomas was a Carrier at St. Margaret’s. In 1851 he was the Farmer of 11 acres, widower, living at South Foreland Lighthouse with his daughter Matilda Knott.  In 1861 he is listed as a retired Builder and living at Kingsdown. The administration of his Estate was granted to his son William Dixon Goldsack (under 200 Pounds).

            (9) Elizabeth (1811)

            (9) Mary (1813-1891) Unmarried?

            (9) Ann (c.1815, St. Margaret’s) m. Thomas Jarvis * In 1841 Ann was a Family Servant at Rose Hill, Ramsgate. In 1851 she was unmarried, working as a Cook and living at Broadstairs.

 

            (9) Matilda (bp. 24 Aug 1817, St. Margaret’s) m.(10 Aug 1843, St. Margaret’s) John Knott (1820-1851) *John was the Keeper at South Foreland Lighthouse, son Henry Knott, Lightekeeper.  Matilda held the License for her Uncle John’s ‘Red Lion’ at St. Margaret’s. After his death in 1859 she took over the Red Lion and is listed as an Inkeeper in 1861. She receivied Fifty Pounds Sterling and all of her Uncle John’s household furniture, plates, linen and fixtures under the terms of his Will.

                        (10) John Finnis Knott (1847, St. Margaret’s) m.(Q4 1873, Dover) Sarah Knight Mockett (1850, St. Margarets) *In 1881 they were living at St. Margarets, John was an Agricultural Labourer.

                                    (11) John Knott (1872, Folkestone)

                                    (11) Emily E. Knott (1874, St. Margaret’s)

                                    (11) Rosie M. Knott (1876, St. Margaret’s)

                                    (11) William H. Knott (1878, Ringwould)

                                    (11) Ernest F. Knott (1880, St. Margaret’s)

 

            (9) Thomas Bowley (1820, St. Margaret’s-bur. 15 Jan 1892, St. Margaret’s) m.(Sept 1843, St. Margaret’s) Elizabeth Taylor (nee Holme) (m.2) (6 Oct 1851,St. Martin of Tours, Guston) Maria Ann Dixon (1829, W. Langdon-bur 31 Jan 1898, St. Margaret’s) * Maria was the daughter of Samuel Dixon, the sister of Sarah Ann – the wife of Thomas’ brother William Dixon Goldsack.  * In 1851 Thomas was an Agricultural Labourer, widower, living in St. Margaret’s, lodging with Thomas Baker and his wife, Eleanor. In 1859 he was a Farmer. In 1861 Thomas was an Ag. Labourer at Kingsdown, Deal. In 1871 he was back at St. Margaret’s working as an Ag. Labourer. From 1881-1891 he held the same job and lived at Myrtle Cottage, St. Margaret’s. At the time of his death in 1892 he was living with his son, William in Dover. Maria was living with William at 10 Priory Street, Dover when she died.

                        (10) James Dixon Horton (May 1852, St. Margaret’s-Jun 1891,Dover) m.(25 Feb 1877, St. Margaret’s) Sarah Jane Goldsack(1855, Kingsdown) Daughter of George McDonald Goldsack and Caroline Arnold. James was a Grocery Wharehouse Man living at 33 Queens Gardens, Dover in 1881. In 1891 James was working as a Grocer’s Assistant. The family was living at 47 Dour Street, Dover. Sarah was a selling Coal at Dover in 1901.

                                    (11) George McDonald (1875, Stanmore) m. Mary Gough Murphy (1878, Durham, Sunderland) *In 1881 Mary was living at Dover Castle witrh her parents, Corporal John Murphy and Henrietta Murphy.  In 1891 George was a Draper’s Assistant living with his parents at 47 Dour Street, Dover. In 1898 he was an Engine Driver living at 34 Dixon Road. In 1899 he was a Hand for a Pier Contractor and in 1901 a Stationary Engine Driver at Dover, living at 1 Leslie Cottages. In 1905 George and his wife separated. George moved to Simonstown, South Australia, Marie moved to London.

                                                (12) Aileen Mary (1898, Dover)

                                                (12) Dorothy May (5 June 1890, 6 Nightingdale Road, Dover) m.(1926, Croydon) ? Harris

                                                (12) George McDonald (18 Sept 1902, 5 Nightingdale Road, Dover) m. Charlotte Mernetta Richards (1908-1994). They moved to Toronto,  Canada.

                                   

                                    (11) Eleanor Parker (3 Aug 1879-Q4 1880)

                                    (11) James Horton (15 Aug 1880-Q1 1881, Dover)

                                    (11) Violetta ( 19 Jan 1882, bp.19 Feb 1882-6 Mar 1967) m. (14 Aug 1910, Buckland) Herbert George Wright (d.1959) * Herbert was a Grocer from Wisbech.

 

                                    (11) Thomas Bowles (14 Oct 1883-Q2 1884, Dover)

                                    (11) William James (19 Oct 1884) Unmarried

                                    (11) Caroline (8 Jan 1887, bp. 15 May 1887-Nov 1949, Charlton) Unmarried

                                    (11) Bertram George (14 Jul 1889-1942) m. (Q4 1911, Dover) Maud Carberry

                                                (12) Lilian A. W. (Q3 1912, Dover)

                                                (12) Violet (c.1912, Dover)

 

                                    (11) Alexander James (6 Jul 1890-Q3 1890)

                       

                        (10) William (18 June 1854, St. Margaret’s-25 Nov 1923, Dover) m.(29 Jun 1878, St. Margaret’s) Elizabeth Marks (nee Jones) (1850, Guston-1931) In 1861 William was at Kingsdown, Deal. In 1871 he was a Labourer at St. Margaret’s.  In 1881 he was a Fishmonger, living at 10 Priory Street, Dover.  In 1891 he was a Poulterer/Fish (10 Priory St.) and then in 1901 he was working as a Fish Monger in Dover. In 1915 William was a House Agent

                                    (11) William Thomas (1880, Dover)

                                    (11) Anne E. (1881, Dover) * 1 month old on census day.

                                    (11) Mabel Nellie (1886, Dover) m. (4 Oct 1915, Dover) Joseph Jones. Joseph was a widow. He was a Colour Sergeant with the Royal Marines, son of William Jones.

                       

                        (10) Thomas (bp. 26 Nov 1856, St. Margaret’s-bur. 14 Dec 1856, St. Margaret’s)

                        (10) Maria (20 Jul 1864, St. Margaret’s) Twin m.(Q2 1886, Dover) William Gilham (1865, Dover) * From 22 Nov 1875- 26 Jan 1876 a student at St. Margaret’s School.  Re-admitted 29 Oct 1877 and then left on 14 Feb 1879 – wanted at home.  In 1881 she was a Servant for James Bushell at 4 Eastbrook Place, Dover. James was an Oilseed Cake Commercial Traveller.  In 1901 William was a Bell Driver at the Harbour and Maria was working as a Charwoman. They were living in Dover.

                       

                        (10) David (20 July 1864, St. Margaret’s) Twin * 22 Nov 1875-26 Jan 1876 he was a student at St. Margaret’s School.

 

            (9) William Dixon (bp.11 Aug 1822, St. Margaret’s-16 Apr 1879, bur. 23 Apr., St. Margaret’s) m.(11 May 1845, West Langdon) Sarah Ann Dixon (1823-bur. 7 Oct 1892, St. Margaret’s) * Sarah was the daughter of Samuel Dixon.  In 1851 William was a Carrier at St. Margaret’s. From 1855-1859 he was a Carrier, St. Margaret’s to Dover, daily – (leaves 10 Am, returns at 5 Pm). 1861-1871 William was a Carrier living at Curfew Cottage, St. Margaret’s. In 1881 Sarah Ann was a widow, sextoness, living at Curfew House. In 1891 Sarah was still living in the same house and working as the Clerk of the Parish.

William Dixon Goldsack was the Clerk of The Parish, St. Margaret’s Church for 23 years. Three stained glass widows were installed in his memory. In 1940 they were destroyed by enemy action and a memorial plaque was installed. Sarah Ann was Parish Clerk for 13 years.

                        (10) William (1845 -16 Apr 1845, St. Margaret’s) * Not listed in St. Margaret’s Burial Records.

                        (10) Ann (12 Apr 1846, St. Margaret’s) m. (27 July 1863, St. Margaret’s) Edward Robinson (1840, Portsmouth, Hampshire)* Edward was in the Coastguard, son of Edward Robinson, Sailor. In 1881 Annie and Edward were living at 28 Spring Gardens, London, Middlesex, Edward was an Office Keeper for the Naval Reserve. In 1901 Edward was living at 26 Ford Park Road, Plymouth. He was a Retired Paymaster Chief for the Royal Navy. He was remarried to  Frances A. M. E. McBean (1847, Stoke Devon). They may have married in 1900.

                                    (11) Edward Robinson (1867, Folkestone) * Living with his grandmother, Sarah A. Goldsack at St. Margaret’s in 1891.

                                    (11) Annie Robinson (1868, Folkestone)

                                    (11) Matilda Robinson (1870, Battersea, Surrey)

                                    (11) Thomas Robinson (1873, Battersea)

                                    (11) Alfred Robinson (1875, Battersea)

                                    (11) Walter Robinson (1876, St. Martin’s, Middlesex)

                                    (11) Florence Robinson (1878, St. Martin’s)

                                    (11) Archibald Robinson (1879, St. Martin’s)

 

                        (10) Matilda Ann (bp. 9 May 1847, St. Margaret’s-23 Oct 1925, St. Margaret’s) m. (Q4 1884, Pancras) Elias Viner (1849, Sutton At Hone) In 1881 Matilda was a Domestic Nurse at The Priory, Lamberhurst. Elias was a Night Watchman at H.M. Prison, Greetwell Road, Lincoln. In 1891 they were living at the Grocery Shop, St. Margaret’s, Elias was the Grocer.  In 1901 they were at St. Margaret’s. Elias was a Baker and Grocer’s Shopkeeper.

                                    (11) Priscilla Viner (1890, St. Margaret’s) * 6 months old on census day.

                       

                        (10) Mary (bp. 1 Oct 1848, St. Margaret’s) m. (16 Oct 1900, St. Margaret’s) Charles Edward Eggleton (1838, Brightwell, Berkshire) Charles was a widow, gentleman so of Joseph Eggleton, Bailiff. Witnesses were Ellen Hartridge and D.G.Eggleton. * In 1881 Mary was an unmarried Domestic Servant, living with her mother (age 30). In 1891 she was still unmarried and living with her mother at Curfew House. In 1881 Charles was working as a Butler for Solicitor Charles Hedges at Newnham Murren, Oxford. In 1901 Mary (age 52) and Charles (age 61) were  living at St. Margaret’s at Cliffe. Charles was a Retired Schoolmaster.

 

                        (10) William Dutcher (bp.12 May 1850- bur. 8 Nov 1862, St. Margaret’s)

                        (10) Emily J. (bp. 5 Oct 1851, St. Margaret’s)

                        (10) Fanny (bp. 9 Feb 1853- bur. 15 Mar 1857, St. Margaret’s)

                        (10) Louisa (bp. 19 Feb 1854, St. Margaret’s) m.(3 Sept 1879, St. Margaret’s) Charles Benjamin Winn (1856, Cowe, Isle of Wight) * Charles was the son of William Winn, Mariner. At the time of their marriage Charles was a Lighthouse Keeper. Witnesses were Thomas Harper White and Margaret McDonald Goldsack. In 1881 they were living at the South Foreland Lighthouse, St. Margaret’s. In 1891 they were still at St. Margaret’s.  In 1901 Louisa is living at 7 Western Road, West Ham. She is listed as married.

                                    (11) William Charles Goldsack Winn (1880, St. Margaret’s) * 10 months old on census day. William was a Printer and Compositor at Great Yarmouth in 1901.

 

                                    (11) Margaret Louisa Goldsack Winn (Q4 1881, St. Margaret’s) * At West Ham in 1901 with Mom.

                                    (11) Sydney Winn (1882, St. Margaret’s) * Not with the family in 1891. In 1901 Sydney was an Apprentice Fitter at West Ham livin with his mother.

 

                                    (11) Robert Sydney Winn (Q1 1883, St. Margaret’s)

                                    (11) Albina Ernest Winn (1886, St. Margaret’s) * In 1901 Ernest was at West Ham.

                                    (11) Harold Winn (1888, St. Margaret’s) * At West Ham in 1901.

                                    (11) Daisy Winn (1890, St. Margaret’s)

 

                        (10) Elizabeth (bp. 4 Nov 1856, St. Margaret’s) m. (21 Oct 1878, St. Margaret’s) George Hobbs Burch (1856, London) George was a Bookseller from Camden Town, London, the son of Robert Burch, Bookseller. Witnesses were Louisa and William Goldsack. * In 1871 Elizabeth was a Servant, living at 34 High Street, Charlton. In 1881 they were living at 40 College Place, London, Middlesex, George was a Wholesale Bookseller’s Assistant. In 1901 they were living at 69 Brockley Brove, Lewisham (London), George was a Publisher’s Marine Engineer.

                                    (11) Emily A. Goldsack Burch (1880, Pancras, Middlesex) * At Lewisham in 1901, a Grocer’s Cashier.

                                    (11) William Goldsack Burch (1888, Brockley)

                                    (11) Oliver L. Goldsack Burch (1890, Brockley)

                                    (11) Violet A. Goldsack Burch (1895, Brockley)

                                   

                        (10) Maria (8 Nov 1857, St. Margaret’s-1939) m. (Q1 1885) Phillip Hartridge (1857-1944) In 1881 Maria was working as a General Servant at Holly Lodge, St. Margaret’s.  Holly Lodge was once owned by John Goldsack (1741). Phillip was in the Royal Navy. In 1901 they were living at Peir Terrace 2, Kingston By Sea, Sussex. Phillip was a Harbour Signalman.

                                    (11) Ellen Hartridge (1885-1985) m. Frank Hutt (1886-1943)

                                    (11) Annie Isabel Hartridge (1888, Ireland) Twin

                                    (11) Henry James Hartridge (1888, Ireland-1973) Twin m. May Florence Read

                                    (11) Raymond Hartridge (1890, Dover)

                                    (11) Mary Ellen Hartridge (1893, Hougham)

                                    (11) Nora Beatrice Hartridge (1899, Hythe)

 

                        (10) Lucy (2 Jan 1859, St. Margaret’s) m.(26 Dec 1881, St. Margaret’s) Frederick George Hatch (1859, St. Margaret’s) Frederick was a Clerk, son of John Hatch, Roadman. Witnesses were Thomas Samuel and Margaret McDonald Goldsack. m2.( 24 Dec 1906, Devonport) Arthur P. Davies * In 1881 Lucy was living at 12 Manor Park, Lee-next-Woolwich, she was an unmarried Domestic Servant. Her first husband left her and moved to Australia. In 1901 Lucy was at Lewisham working as a Dressmaker.

                                    (11) Percy Hayden Hatch (1895, East Greenwich)

                                    (11) Arthur Gobins Hatch (21 Dec 1900, Catford)

 

                        (10) Margaret McDonald (Q4 1860, bp. 3 Mar. 1861, St. Margaret’s) m. (Q4 1885, Dover) Robert James Winn (1859, Southampton Cowes) * James was in the Trinity Service at the time of their marriage. In 1881 he was an Ablebodied Seaman for the Royal Navy, on board the “Temeraire”  In 1901 Margaret and Robert were living at 95 James Street, Elswick. Robert was a Boring and Milling Machinist.

                                    (11) Robert W. Winn (1887, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk) * In 1901 Robert was living with his parents and working as an Apprentice Engine Fitter.

 

                                    (11) Edith Winn (1889, Great Yarmouth)

                                    (11) Ruth Winn (1896, Gateshead, Durham)

                                    (11) Margaret E. Winn (1901, Northbold, Newcastle) * 1 month old on census day.

 

                        (10) John Thomas Samuel (6 Jul 1862, St. Margaret’s-5 May 1937, St. Margaret’s) m. (27 Oct 1886, St. Margaret’s) Julia Atkins (1863, St. Margarets -30 June 1918, bur. 4 July at St. Margaret’s). Julia was the daughter of James and Ann Atkins. James was a Waterman and in 1881 they were living at Fern Lea, St. Margaret’s. In 1881 Thomas was living in Curfew Cottage, St. Margaret’s, with is mother and sister Isabell. He was a Carrier. In 1891 he was living at Jubillee Cottage, St. Margaret’s and still working as a Carrier. At the time of Stanley’s death Thomas and Julia were living at 3 Wellesley Terrace (Kingsdown Road), St. Margaret’s. Julia died at the same address.

                                    (11) William Thomas James (5 Dec 1887, St. Margaret’s) m. (Q4 1912, St. Margaret’s) Millicent Winifred Fowler. In 1891 William was living at Jubillee Cottage, St. Margaret’s. In 1901 he was still at St. Margaret’s working as a Carpenter’s Apprentice, later he was a Painter.

                                                (12) Hubert (1914, St. Margaret’s-30 Dec 1991) m. Joan Crozier

                                                            (13) Ann

                                                            (13) Susan (c.1938-1994) m. ?Morris m2. Paul White

 

                                    (11) Stanley Gordon (24 Nov 1889, St. Margaret’s- Wednesday 30 Jan 1918, lost at sea) * Stanley attended school at St. Margaret’s School each day at 9:50 am from 1896-1897.  He was a Troop Baker serving in the Mercantile Marine aboard the S.S. Minnetonka (Belfast)  when his ship was lost.  His Memorial is at Tower Hill Cemetery, London – for those lost at sea.

                                    (11) Blanche Louisa (Q3 1891, St. Margaret’s-bur.16 Feb 1899, St. Margaret’s) * First interment in the new part of St. Margaret’s Cemetery.

                                    (11) Eileen Violet (buried 28 Jan 1894, St. Margaret’s) * 6 months old

                                    (11) Gerald (buried 1 July 1895, St. Margaret’s) * 2 days old.

                                    (11) Nancy Julia (Q2 1897, St. Margaret’s-23 Dec 1984) Unmarried

                                    (11) Nora (1899, St. Margarets- 8 Jan 1990) Unmarried

                                    (11) Nelson Victor (Q1 1901, Dover-18 Feb 1959) m.(20 May 1935, Middlesex) Emily Simpson (d.18 Jan 1992) * Nelson and Emily lived in Northwood, Middlesex

                                                (12) Alan (1937, Middlesex)

 

                        (10) Ellen (1864, St.Margaret’s) m. (23 Apr 1890, St. Margaret’s) William Henry Hartridge (1864, Tunbridge Wells) William was a Locomotive Fireman, the son of Henry James and Martha Hartridge. Witnesses were Thomas Samuel and Isabell Goldsack. In 1881 William was living with his widowed mother amd brother at 27 Western Road, Tonbridge. Ellen was a Domestic Nurse at 22 St. James  Road, Topnbridge for Solicitor Robert Beeching. Not found in 1901.

 

                        (10) Edward Dixon (1865-30 Nov 1871, St. Margaret’s)

 

                        (10) Isabella (Isabell) (1 Feb 1866, St. Margaret’s- Dec 1965) m.(16 Aug 1893, St. Margaret’s) David Williams * Isabell was living with her widowed mother in 1881 and 1891 at Curfew House, St. Margaret’s. In 1891she was a Carrier.

                                    (11) Constance Williams

                                    (11) David Goldsack Williams

                                    (11) Charles Dixon Williams (1897, Broome, Australia)

                                    (11) Jessie Isabel Williams                    

                                   

            (9) Jane (bp. 6 Feb 1825, St. Margaret’s- died 5 June 1887, Deal) m. (25 Jan 1847, St. Margaret’s) Daniel McDonald Goldsack (1821-1907) In 1881 they were living at 142 Beach Street, Deal. Jane died at the Beach Street House (one of several houses that Daniel owned).  Daniel was a Trinity Pilot. 

                        (10) George McDonald (bp. 27 May 1849, St. Margaret’s- bur.21 Apr 1850, St. Margaret’s) * He died at Dover.

                        (10) Margaret McDonald (bp. 5 Oct 1851,St.Margaret’s) m. (Q3 1877, St. Olave) William Hart  * Living at 153 Beach Street, Deal in 1881, married, with sister.

 

                        (10) George Gordon (bp. 9 Feb 1853, St. Margaret’s) m. (Q1 1882, Eastry) Ellen Jane Sprattling (1859, Deal)* In 1881 George was a Mariner, living on Beach Street, Deal with his parents. In 1881 Ellen was the head of the household at 169 Beach Street, Deal. She was a Dressmaker. Her three younger siblings were living with her. In 1891 the family was living at 24 Flynnhondda St., Cardiff, Glamorgan, Wales. George was an Officer for the Board of Trade. Ellen is listed as a Lady. Not on the 1901 Census.

                                    (11) Ethel Jane Sprattling (1882, Dover)

                                    (11) Daniel George McDonald (1889, Cardiff, Wales)

                        (10) Walter Wallace (1856, Margate) m.(Q4 1882, Eastry) Matilda (1858, Walmer) * In 1881 Walter was an unmarried Railway Audit Clerk living with Thomas Mortlock at 5 Mountfield Terrace, Ealing, Middlesex. In 1891 Walter and Family were living at 11 Alexandra Road, Uxbridge, Middlesex (Hillingdon). Walter was working as a Railway Clerk.  In 1901 Walter was living at Hillingdon West working as a Railway Clerk. In 1907 he was a Railway Audit Clerk at Uxbridge when he sold two tenements at St. Margaret’s for 180 Pounds jointly with James Frederick Rigden Elgar.

                                    (11) Walter McDonald (Q1 1884, Kensington) m. (Q3 1913, Eton) ? Atkins *In 1901 Walter was a Solicitor’s Clerk in Hillingdon, Middlesex.                                                                                                                                                                         (12) Peter M. (Q2 1918, Brentford)                                                                                              

                                    (11) Sydney Gordon (Q3 1888, Paddington)

                        (10) Alexander Albinus (1859, Deal) m. (Q2 1888, Paddington) Emily Sarah Busby (2 July 1862-20 Apr 1955, San Francisco)  * On October 17, 1896 Alexander may have landed at New York on board the Lucania from Liverpool. He was listed as a US citizen. In 1889 and 1890 the San Francisco Directory lists Alexander as living at 1650 Hayes Street and working for the Market Street Rail Road as a Gripman. On May 6, 1903 Emily Sarah arrived in New York on board “Ivernia” from Liverpool. Her final destination was San Francisco, 16183 Grove Street, to be with her husband – he was a US citizen. Emily died at San Francisco in 1955, her mother’s maiden name was “Wills”

                        (10) Jane Johanna Rennie (1861, Deal- 12 May 1872, Deal)

                        (10) Isabella Inglis (Q4 1863, Deal) * In 1881 Isabella was living at 153 Beach Street, Deal with her sister Margaret McDonald Hart. In 1901 there was an Isabella, age 30, born at Deal, living on her own means at Shoulden.

           

            (9) Catherine (bp. 25 Nov 1827, St. Margaret’s -1910) m.(19 Jul 1849, St. Margaret’s) George Knott (1829, St. Margaret’s-1904) In 1849 George was the Lighthouse Keeper at South Foreland (George was the brother of John Knott – husband of Matilda Goldsack. John was the keeper of South Foreland Lighthouse prior to his death in 1851), son of Henry Knott, Light Keeper. Witnesses were Daniel McDonald Goldsack and Elizabeth Knott. In 1859 George was still the Light Keeper at South Foreland when Catherine received Ten Pounds Stirling from the estate of her Uncle John. In 1881 George was a Light Keeper at the Lighthouse, Morthoe, Devon. They were living at Dover in 1901, George was a retired Lighthouse Keeper.

                        (10) Catherine Goldsack Knott (1859, Ashford) m. (Q3 1900, Holyhead)

                        (10) Herbert Joseph Knott (1867, Braunton, Devon) m. (Q3 1889, Barnstaple) Dinah Heal (1861, Shirwell, Devon) *In 1881 Dinah was working as a Housemaid for Mary White at 2 Colleton Place, Holy Trinity, Devon. In 1901 Herbert and Dinah were living at Barnstaple, Devon. Herbet was  working as a Cabinet Maker and Joiner.

                        (10) Rosa E. Knott (1869, Braunton)

                        (10) Walter Goldsack Knott (1871, Braunton) m. (Q4 1901, Dover) * In 1901 Walter was a Electric Fram Card Fitter’s Labourer in Dover. Note: Walter married either Grace Caroline Gambrill (1877, Dover), a Dressmaker at Dover in 1901 or Emma Amelia Holmes (1870, London), a Nurse at Dover in 1901.

                        (10) Edward H. Knott (1873, Braunton)

                        (10) Florence M. Knott (1875, Braunton) *May have been at Dover in 1901 working as a Domestic Cook.

            (9) Isaac (bp. 21 Nov 1829-bur. 5 Aug 1831, St. Margaret’s) * According to the Monumental Inscription for Thomas Goldsack, Isaac died as an Infant. Burial records show that Isaac was 10 months old.

            (9) George Lawrence (1830-Q1 1897, Dover) m. (14 April 1857, Dover) Eliza Goldsack (1827, Dover-1889)  *Not on his father’s M.I * In 1881 Eliza was the head of the household at 5 Clarendon Road, Houghham. She was a Captain’s wife – husband at sea.

                        (10) Eliza Sarah (1858, Dover) m. (Q2 1881,St George Hanover Sq. ) James William Gillman *In 1901 Eliza was living on her own means at Dover.

           

            (9) Frances (1835) * No mention on Thomas Goldsack’s Monumental Inscription

(8) George (bapt.25  Nov.1787-4 Nov 1876) m.(26 Oct 1814, St. Margaret’s) Margaret McDonald (bapt. 9 Mar 1793-2 Feb 1862, bur. 10 Feb, St. Margaret’s) Witnesses at the marriage were Thomas and Ann Goldsack

George was born in St. Margaret’s.  Margaret was baptised at Angus Dundee, Scotland  Her parents, Daniel McDonald and Margaret Rattray were married there on 16 Nov 1785. *In 1841 George was an Agricultural Labourer. In 1851 he was listed as a Fisherman, by 1861 he was retired. His will was proved by his son, Daniel on 5 Apr 1877. At that time George owned 26/64ths of the boat “Margaret”. John Arnold owned 7/64ths and George’s 3 sons owned the balance.

            (9) John Rattray (bp. 7 Apr 1816, St. Margaret’s- bur. 18 Dec 1832, St. Margaret’s)

            (9) Anne (bp. 10 Aug 1817, St. Margaret’s)

            (9) Stephen (bp. 28 Feb 1819, St. Margaret’s- bur. 19 Jan 1820, St. Margaret’s) * On baptism parents listed as George and Mary.

            (9) Daniel McDonald (bp. 15 Jul 1821, St. Margaret’s-1907) m. (25 Jan 1847, St. Margaret’s) Jane Goldsack (1824-1887) Witnesses were William and Elizabeth Goldsack, John Knott and Margaret Reader.* In 1845 Daniel was a Pilot, living at 6 Princess Street, Deal. In 1861 he was a Cinque Port Pilot, living at 2 Castle Terrace, Deal. In November 1864 the family was living on Silver Street, Deal. The local paper (Nov.5) reported that the “inhabitants of the house, owned by Mr. Goldsack were alarmed at the sudden giving away of the walls and staircase. This was due to the foundations not being secured.”  In 1871 he was living at 3 Silver Street, Deal. In 1881 he was a Trinity Pilot and now living at 142 Beach Street, Deal. His son George was living with them. From 1882-7 Daniel and Jane lived at 153 Beach Street and then moved to Worcester House on Beach Street. Jane died there on 5 June 1887. In 1890 he was still a Trinity Pilot and in 1899 he was a Retired Audit Clerk at Uxbridge. I have a copy of Daniel’s will dated 1899. In it he leaves property to his 3 sons and daughter Isabella, his sisters Margaret Pittock and Ann Chandler, and a nephew, James Frederick Elgar Rigden. The Will was witnessed by his sister, Isabella Elizabeth Parker. MJ notes that James Rigden was the husband of George and Margaret Goldsack’s youngest daughter. This is not so. James was married at Eastry in Q2 1870 and then again in Q1 1884 at Dover. His second marriage was to Susannah Elizabeth Pittock. In 1891 Daniel was living in Ibbetson House, Deal with his daughter  Isabella. He was a Trinity Pilot.

                        (10) George McDonald (bp. 27 May 1849, St. Margaret’s- bur.21 Apr 1850, St. Margaret’s) * He died at Dover.

                        (10) Margaret McDonald (bp. 5 Oct 1851, St. Margaret’s) m.(Q3 1877, St. Olave) William Hart  *Not mentioned in her father’s Will, perhaps already dead by November 14, 1899. In 1881 she was married and living at 153 Beach Street, Deal with her sister Isabella.

                        (10) George Gordon (bp. 9 Feb 1853, St. Margaret’s) m. (Q1 1882, Eastry) Ellen Jane Sprattling (1859, Deal) *In 1881 George was a Mariner, unmarried, living at 142 Beach Street, Deal.  Ellen was living at 169 Beach Street with her two brothers and sister. Ellen was a Dress Maker. In 1891 the family was living at 24 Flynnhodda Street, Cardiff, Wales, George was an Officer for the Board of Trade. Ellen is listed as a Lady. Not on 1901 census.

                                    (11) Ethel Jane Sprattling (1882, Dover)

                                    (11) Daniel George McDonald (Q1 1889, Cardiff, Wales)

                                   

                        (10) Walter Wallace (1856, Margate) m. (Q4 1882, Eastry) Matilda (1858, Kent) *In 1881 Walter was a Railway Audit Clerk. In 1901 he was a Railway Clerk at Hillingdon West, Middlesex. In 1907 he held the same job at Uxbridge. The same year he sold two tenements at St. Margaret’s for 180 Pounds jointly with James Frederick Elgar Rigden, his cousin. (James Rigden was married to Susannah Pittock – daughter of Margaret Rattray Goldsack and Henry Pittock)

                                    (11) Walter McDonald (Q1 1884, Kensington) m. (Q3 1913, Eton) ? Atkins *In 1901 Walter was a Solicitor’s Clerk in Hillingdon, Middlesex.

                                                (12) Peter M. (Q2 1918, Brentford)

 

                                    (11) Sydney Gordon (Q3 1888, Paddington)

                        (10) Alexander Albinus (1859, Deal) m. (Q2 1888, Paddington) Emily Sarah Busby (2 July 1862-20 Apr 1955, San Francisco)  * On October 17, 1896 Alexander may have landed at New York on board the Lucania from Liverpool. He was listed as a US citizen. In 1889 and 1890 the San Francisco Directory lists Alexander as living at 1650 Hayes Street and working for the Market Street Rail Road as a Gripman. On May 6, 1903 Emily Sarah arrived in New York on board “Ivernia” from Liverpool. Her final destination was San Francisco, 16183 Grove Street, to be with her husband – he was a US citizen. The manifest notes that Emily had first arrived in the US 15 years previously (1888).  Emily died at San Francisco in 1955, her mother’s maiden name was “Wills”

                       

                        (10) Jane Joanna Rennie (1861, Deal- 12 May 1872, Deal) Details of death from Deal Paper.

                        (10) Isabella Inglis (1864, Deal) In 1881 Isabella was at 153 Beach Street, with her sister, Margaret McDonald Hart. In 1891 She was living with her widowed father in Ibbetson House, Deal. In 1901 Isabella is living on her own means at Shoulden, Kent.

            (9) Margaret Rattery(1823, St. Margaret’s) m.(28 Jan 1848, St.Margaret’s) Henry Stephen Pittock (1823, Ringwould) In 1848 Henry was a Mariner, the son of Richard Pittock, Mariner. Witnesses were George Goldsack Mary Ann Pittock and George Goldsack. Henry was a Fisherman at Kingsdown in 1851. In 1861 they are listed as St. Margaret’s Strays at Kingsdown. Henry is a Coal Mate. In 1871 they were living at 14, South Road, Kingsdown. Henry was a Coal Merchant/Grocer. In 1881 Margaret is a widow at Kingsdown,working as a Grocer. In 1891 Margaret was living on South Row, Ringwould, she was a Grocer. Her unmarried daughter, Isabella, was living with her. Also her granddaughter, Nettie J. Pittock (1888, Kingsdown) was living with her. In 1901 Margaret was living at The Meadows, Ringwould on her own means.  All the children were born at Ringwould.

                        (10) Susannah Elizabeth Pittock (1849-19 Feb 1932) m.(Q1 1884, Dover)  James Frederick Elgar Rigden (27 Jul 1839, Sholden) In 1881 Susannah was unmarried and living with her Aunt Ann Chandler at St. Margarets. In 1881 James was a Farmer of 50 acres living at Ivy House, Upper Deal Road, Deal. He was a widow (he was married in Q2 1870, Eastry), living with his 2 sons, Frederick (age 10, Deal) and John (age 6, Deal)

                                    (11) Wilfred Owen Rigden (23 Dec 1885-16 Jan 1958)

                                    (11) Margaret McDonald Rigden (10 Mar 1887- 14 Mar 1972)

                        (10) Margaret M. Pittock (1851) In 1881 Margaret was living with her mother and working as a Grocer.

                        (10) Henry G. Pittock (1854) m. Frances N.B. Wraight (1863, St. Margaret’s) In 1881 Henry was living with his mother and working as a Carrier. In 1891 Henry and Frances were living on Muddal Street, Little Mongeham, Henry was a Waggoner’s Labourer. Living at Chilham in 1901, working as a Waggoner on a Farm. His widowed mother in Law, Sarah Wraight ( 72, St. Margaret’s) and 3 borders (James Jones, George Reynolds and George White) were living with them. Sarah Wraight (nee: Baker) was married to William Wraight (1819, St. Margaret’s). The Goldsack family is very interconnedcted with this Wraight Family (see Related Families - My Grandmothers).

                                    (7) Frances N.B. Pittock (1881, Little Mongeham)

                       

                        (10) Ellen Jane Pittock (1857) (1884) James W. Birch (1850, Kingsdown) *In 1881 Ellen J. was living with her mother and working as a Carrier. In 1901 they were at Kingsdown, James was a Boatman.

                                    (11) Walter Duncan Birch (1896, Kingsdown)

 

                        (10) Isabella F. Pittock (1859) * In 1881 Isabella F. was living with her mother and working as an Assistant School Mistress. Living on South Row, Ringwould with her mother in1891. Living with her mother at The Meadows,  Ringwould in 1901, unmarried.

                        (10) David Duncan Pittock (1861) m. Fannie A. (1866, Clippenham, Wiltshire) * Living on South Row, Ringwould in 1891, David was a Grocer’s Assistant. David was a Grocer Shopkeeper at Ringwould in 1901.

                        (10) Walter Duncan Pittock (1865) m.(Dec 1888) Olivia Harriet S. Barwood. * In 1881 David was living with his mother and working as a Carpenter. None of this family can be found on the 1901 census.

                                    (11) Olivia Maud E. Pittock (1894)

           

            (9) George McDonald (bp. 3 Apr 1825, St. Margaret’s-1855) m. (7 May 1850, St.Margaret’s) Caroline Arnold (1828) (daughter of John Arnold (1781-1857) and Sarah Jarvis (d. 1874).  Caroline was baptised at Ringwould 10 Aug 1828. Her parents were married there on 22 Aug 1804. * George McDonald Goldsack drowned in Kingsdown Bay in 1855.  Caroline remarried James Richard Webb(d.1864) (Fisherman) in May 1859. They had three children, Eleanor (1860), Son (1861), Elizabeth Violetta (1863).

                        (10)  Caroline (1851, Kingsdown) m. (1875) Robert W.  Jones (1851, Cocilium, India) * In 1881 they were living at 139 Beach Street, Deal. Robert was a Licensed Victualler. Caroline’s mother, Caroline Webb was living with them.

                                    (11) Alexander Jones (1877, Sutton, Surrey)

                        (10)  Sarah Jarvis (25 Dec 1855-4 Apr 1905) m.(25 Feb.1877, St. Margaret’s) James Horton Dixon Goldsack.(May 1852-Jun 1891) Witnesses were William Goldsack and Sarah Marks. * In 1871 James was a Baker at St. Margaret’s. In 1881 they were living at 33 Queens Gardens, Dover, where James worked in a Grocery Warehouse. In 1891 the family was at 47 Dour Street, Dover, with James employed as a Grocer’s Assistant. On 28 Feb 1894 Sarah gave birth to a daughter, May. She was baptised at Charlton on 22 Sept 1894. The baptismal record shows her as the daughter of Sarah Goldsack, widow. The birth certificate shows her as the daughter of Thomas Wright and Sarah Jarvis Wright/Goldsack.  In 1901 May Wright is living in Dover. There was no Sarah Wright in Dover, but, Sarah Goldsack (age 44, Kingsdown) was selling Coal in Dover. Thomas Wright was in Dover working as an Ironmonger Shopkeeper. May married George Harris (1874-1972) in Feb 1918 at Sandwich. May died 3 Sept 1983.

All of James and Sarah’s children were baptised at Dover, St. Mary the Virgin.       

                                    (11) George McDonald (1875, Stanmore) m.(30 Apr 1898, Dover) Marie Gough Murphy (1878, Durham, Sunderland) * In 1891 George was living with his parents and working as a Draper’s Assistant. In 1898 he was an Engine Driver linving at 34 Dixon Road, Dover. In 1899 he was a Pier Contractor Engine Hand and a Stationary Engine Driver at Dover in 1901, living at 1 Leslie Cottages. In 1905 George and Marie were separated. George moved to Simonstown, South Africa. Marie went to London. George died in South Africa while building a railroad.

                                                (12) Aileen Mary (1898, Dover)

                                                (12) Dorothy May (5 June 1890, 6 Nightingdale Road, Dover) m.(1926, Croydon) ? Harris

                                                (12) George McDonald (18 Sept 1902, 5 Nightingdale Road, Dover-1968, Dover) m. Charlotte Mernetta Richards (1908-1997, Toronto). George and Charlotte moved to Shanghai, China. During WW2 they were imprisoned for 4 years. In 1960 and 1961 The Honourable George MacDonald Goldsack was present during the meeting of the Hong Kong Legislative Council. They moved back to Dover in the 1960s.  After George died Charlotte moved to Canada.

                                                            (13) Ronald McDonald Goldsack (1933)

 

                                    (11) Eleanor Parker (3 Aug 1879-Q4 1880)

                                    (11) James Horton (15 Aug 1880-Q1 1881, Dover)

                                    (11) Violetta ( 19 Jan 1882, bp.19 Feb 1882-6 Mar 1967) m. (14 Aug 1910, Buckland) Herbert George Wright (d.1959) * Herbert was a Grocer from Wisbech.

                                    (11) Thomas Bowles (14 Oct 1883-Q2 1884, Dover)

                                    (11) William James (19 Oct 1884) Unmarried

                                    (11) Caroline (8 Jan 1887, bp. 15 May 1887-Nov 1949, Charlton) Unmarried

                                    (11) Bertram George (14 Jul 1889-1942) m. (Q4 1911, Dover) Maud Carberry

                                                (12) Violet (c.1912, Dover)