BODLE BRANCH

Father

Mother

Children

Each horizontal block holds the details of one family, the child shown in bold is the father or mother of the next generation

George BODLE

Bpt. 1854 in Ringmer, Sussex

D: 1890 in Sunderland 

M:  Isabella McNEIL in 1882 at St Barnabas CoE Church in Sunderland, Durham  

Occ: Mariner

From John Kay, Ringmer History Study Group, 11th February 2001

Click here for the certificate that started our search 

Isabella McNEIL (McNeal))

Bpt. 1861 in Tanfield, Durham

D:  1941 aged 81 in Sunderland

Occ:  Charwoman

See McNEAL Branch for parents.

i)   George Bodle: b. 1883  

ii)   Henry Bodle: b. 1886 and d. 1891 in Sunderland, Durham

iii)ñ Isabella Bodle: b.  1888 in Sunderland Durham; in 1910 married Robert BATES in Sunderland, Durham

iv)   Maria Bodle: b. about 1890,

v)    Emily Bodle: 

Henry Jarrett BODLE

Bpt. 1801 at Ringmer, Sussex

D: 1886 aged 84 at Ringmer, Ssx

M: 1  Sarah JONES, 1827 at Framfield, Ssx

M: 2  Maria Ann PELHAM, in 1850 in Lewes

Occ:  Agricultural Labourer

Sarah JONES, married 1827 at Framfield, Ssx 

B: possibly 1804

D:  probably 1843

Occ: 

Maria Ann PELHAM 

B: about 1816/18

D: buried 1881 in Ringmer aged about 63

Occ: 

Children with Sarah

i)   Susannah (Jones) Bodle: bpt. possibly 1826 at Ringmer

ii)   Jane Bodle: bpt. 1831 at Ringmer, but noted on Register as 8 April 1829

iii)   Elizabeth Bodle: bpt. 1831 at Ringmer, but noted on Register as 4 Sep1830

iv)  Bodle: bpt. 1832 at Ringmer – New Zealand link

v)   Thomas Bodle: bpt. 1835 at Ringmer, buried 1837 aged 1

vi)   Henry Bodle: bpt. 1837 at Ringmer

vii)  John Bodle: bpt. 1840 at Ringmer, buried 1841 infant

viii)  Mary Bodle: bpt. 1842 at Ringmer, buried 1847 aged 5  

Children with Maria

ix) ñ George Bodle: bpt. 02 April 1854 at Ringmer, and twin

x)   Emily Bodle: bpt. 1854 at Ringmer , died aged 76

xi)   Lucie Maria Bodle: bpt. 1856 at Ringmer .  Married Alexander Ferguson in  Barrow in Furness in 1876.  She died in her 80s, date and place to be confirmed

Thomas BODLE

Bpt. probably 1769 at Ringmer 

D:  buried 1843 at Ringmer age given as 78.

M:  Elizabeth JARRAT 1796 at Ringmer

Occ:  Labourer

Elizabeth JARRAT 

Born

Died  possibly buried 1808 at Ringmer .  

Occ:

i)       William Bodle: bpt. 1797 at Ringmer.

ii)      Jane Bodle: bpt. 1799.

iii)ñ Henry Bodle: bpt. 1801 .

iv)      Thomas Bodle: bpt. 1803

v)       Peter Bodle: bpt. 1806.

vi)       John Bodle: bpt. 1809   

Thomas BODLE 

Bpt. probably 1735 at Glynde 

D:  buried 1806 at Ringmer.

M:  Lydia DABSON 1756 at Ringmer. 

Occ:  Headborough (petty constable) of Middleham borgh in 1759 and 1771.

Lydia DABSON  

Bpt probably 1736 at Barcombe 

D:  buried 1819 at Ringmer, age given as 86.  

Occ:

 i)   Lydia Bodle bpt. 1757 and buried 1758

ii)   Sarah Bodle bpt.  1759.

iii)   Mary Bodle bpt. 1761.

iv)   Diana Bodle bpt. 1764. Probably the Diana BOADLE buried 1765.

v)     Fanny Bodle bpt. 1766.

vi)ñThomas Bodle bpt. 1769

vii)    Elizabeth Bodle bpt. 1772.

viii)   Jane Bodle bpt. 1774.

ix)    Lucy Bodle bpt. 1777.

x)     Anne Bodle bpt. 1780.  

William BODLE

probably bpt. at Glynde 1706/7

D:  perhaps buried at Ringmer 1779

M:  Catherine STEPHENS 1728 at Ringmer

Occ: Gardener, possibly headborough in 1731 and headborough of Ashton borgh, Ringmer, in 1741 and 1757

Catherine STEPHENS

B:

D: perhaps buried at Ringmer 1793

Occ:

i)     Susanna bpt. 1728 (perhaps buried at Glynde 1731/2)

ii)     William bpt. 1729/30

iii)     Katherine bpt. 1732

iv)ñ Thomas bpt. 1735

v)      Barbara bpt. 1744. Barbara BOADLE & John FOORD, both of Ringmer, married at Ringmer 1768. 

vi)     Benjamin bpt. 1751 

William BODLE. 

B:  

D:  possibly buried 1779

M:  Joanne Morreis 1703 at St Nicholas, Brighton 

Occ: Gardener, was headborough (petty constable) of Glynde in 1705 and 1710.

Joanne Morreis  

B:

D: prob. buried at Glynde 1746

Occ:

i)     Sarah Bodle bpt. 1703

ii)ñ William Bodle bpt. 1706/7  - 

iii)    Thomas Bodle bpt. 1712.   

The certificate on the left is what started our search.

The 178 ton coaster, was a brigantine named the  "Laura''.  The Master was a Robert Wilkinson.  Shortly, I will be adding more details Notes and Photographs section, thanks to the great great grandson of Robert Wilkinson.

 The stamp below is on the rear of the certificate.  What was the purpose of the stamp?