| 1796-05-21 | b. Bridport, Dorset | TNA: RG 4/457; Jean Toms gedcom, 2005 |
| 1796-06-12 | bapt. Barrack Street meeting house (Independent), Bridport | TNA: RG 4/457 |
| 1824-08-10 | committed for trial, and brought to Dorchester prison for "robbery in stealing money from the person"; "Death recorded & pardoned on condition of being transported for and during the term of his Natural Life" | Dorchester Prison admission and discharge register |
| 1824-08-11 | tried at Dorchester Assizes for highway robbery; sentenced to death; reprieved on appeal, and transported to Australia, on the Hercules | TNA: HO 11/5 f120 p237; TNA: HO 27/27 p125; Toms Family Tree, accessed 2010-09-12; Australia Death Index, 1787–1985; Australian Convict Transportation Registers – Other Fleets & Ships, 1791–1868; England & Wales, Criminal Registers, 1791–1892; New South Wales, convict indents |
| with Wm Cooper, tried at Dorset assizes for robbing A. Farwell, and sentenced to death | Salisbury and Winchester Journal, 1824-08-16 | |
| 1824-10-06 | with William Cooper, put on board the York Hulk in Portsmouth Harbour | Dorchester Prison admission and discharge register |
| 1824-10-07 | received on prison hulk York, moored at Portsmouth | UK, Prison Hulk Registers and Letter Books, 1802–1849 |
| 1834-12-17 | a runaway from the Hercules, Port Macquarrie; apprehended | New South Wales Government Gazette; New South Wales Government Gazette indexes |
| 1839 | died on board ship after absconding then being recaptured; d. New South Wales, death registered at Port Macquarie | Toms Family Tree; Australia Death Index, 1787–1985; New South Wales deaths |
| 1839-01-20 | bur. Port Macquarie | Convict Death Register |
| 1798-11-27 | b. Allington, Bridport, Dorset | TNA: RG 4/457; TNA: HO 107/1861 f260 p31 |
| 1798-12-23 | bapt. Barrack Street meeting house (Independent), Bridport | RG 5/457 |
| 1829-05-24 | of Allington; m. William Long (1808–1882, fireman or stoker, of Allington), at Allington, by banns; both marked their names; witnesses at the marriage were George Long and Jane Diment | GRO index; parish register |
| Children: | Josiah (1830–1888), Charles (1833 – after 1851), William (1837–1917), Daniel (1837–1923) | GRO index; censuses; Jean Toms gedcom, 2005 |
| 1841 | not found in census | |
| 1851 | twine spinner, living with her family in South Street, Bridport | TNA: HO 107/1861 f260 p31 |
| in the week prior to 1855-05-22 | d. Bridport Bridport.— [ . . . ] The second case was that of a woman named Elizabeth Long, that has for many years been subject to asthma. The husband had been to work in the morning, and returned home, but not seeing his wife went up stairs to look for her, and found her dead on the bed. |
GRO index; Sherborne Mercury, 1855-05-22; Dorset County Chronicle, 1855-05-24 |
| 1855-05-22 | bur. Bridport | parish register |
| 1800-12-20 | b. Bridport, Dorset | TNA: RG 4/457; TNA: HO 107/294/3 f60 p26 |
| 1801-03-29 | bapt. Barrack Street meeting house (Independent), Bridport | TNA: RG 4/457 |
| 1841 | spinner, of West St, Bridport, living in a house with three others, of whom one, a 65-year-old Sarah Denziloe, shares her household | HO 107/294/3 f60 p26 |
| 1851 Q1 | d. Bridport RD | GRO index |
| 1803-03-12 | b. Bridport, Dorset | TNA: RG 4/457; TNA: RG 9/1367 f86 p25 |
| 1803-05-28 | bapt. Barrack Street meeting house (Independent), Bridport | RG 4/457 |
| cal 1804 | b. Allington, Dorset | TNA: HO 107/1861 f411 p29; RG 9/1367 f86 p25 |
| cal 1805 | b. Allington | RG 10/2028 f85 p20 |
| 1825-09-27 | of Bridport; m. Eliza Doling (cal 1803 – 1879, of Bridport, b. Dorchester or Fordington), at Bridport, by banns; he signed, she marked her name | Bridport parish register; Bradpole parish register; censuses |
| 1840/1841 | of the east side of Beaminster Road, Bradpole, qualified to vote by possession of dwellinghouse and offices in Bradpole, occupied by William Stone | electoral registers |
| 1841 | sail maker, living in Bradpole, Bridport, with an Eliza Diment, of the same age | HO 107/280/3 f7 p8 |
| 1842 | sail maker, of Stake Lane, Bradpole; qualified to serve on juries (freeholder); freehold house and offices in Bradpole, occupied by William Stone | Dorset jury lists, Qsj/5/1842/231 - 274; electoral register |
| 1845/1847 | sail maker, of Stake Lane, Bradpole; qualified to serve on juries (freeholder) | Dorset jury lists, Qsj/5/1845/1-46; Qsj/5/1846/48 to 93; Qsj/5/1847/110-150 |
| 1849 | sail maker, of Stake Lane, Bradpole; qualified to serve on juries (freeholder) | Dorset jury lists, Qsj/5/1849/126 |
| 1851 | sail maker, living with his wife and a visitor in Barrack St, Bradpole, Dorset | HO 107/1861 f411 p29 |
| 1852 | sail maker, of Stake Lane, Bradpole; qualified to serve on juries (freeholder) | Dorset jury lists, Qsj/5/1852/139-175 |
| 1861 | sail maker, living in Bradpole Road, Bradpole, Dorset, with his wife Maud Diment, 55, b. Bridport | RG 9/1367 f86 p25 |
| 1863 | of Stake Lane, Bradpole, qualified to vote from his house and land there | electoral register |
| 1871 | sail maker, living in Bradpole Road, Bradpole, with his wife Eliza Diment, 68, b. Fordington | RG 10/2028 f85 p20 |
| 1877-02-26 | freehold properties advertised as for sale by
auction: All those Three Messuages or Dwelling-houses, Gardens, and Premises situate near Barrack-street, Bradpole, in the Borough of Bridport, now and for many years past in the occupation of Mr. David Diment and others. |
Southern Times and Dorset County Herald, 1877-03-03 |
| 1879-04-10 | wife of Barrack St at the date of her death | Bradpole parish register |
| 1880-11-07 | sack-weaver, of Allington; d. Barrack Street, Bridport | GRO index; Western Gazette, 1880-11-19 |
| 1880-11-10 | bur. Bradpole | parish register |
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