1787 | b. Puncknowle, Dorset | censuses; parish register; information from Brian Trevette |
1787-12-02 | bapt. Puncknowle | parish register |
1808-09-17 | of Puncknowle; m. Elizabeth Cheney (1786–1849, b. Puncknowle, d. of Thos and Alice Cheney), at Puncknowle, by banns; he signed, she marked her name | parish register; Dorchester Prison Admission and Discharge Registers; TNA: HO 107; FamilySearch |
Children: | Henry (1809–1881), Joseph (1810–1887), James (1812–1812), John (1813–1882), Elizabeth (1814–1891), Ann (1815–1819), Sarah (1816–1899), James (1819–1901) and Charles (1821–1859), all b. Puncknowle | parish register; GRO index; Dorchester Prison Admission and Discharge Registers; censuses; National Probate Calendar |
1816-11-29 | blacksmith, of Puncknowle; committed and brought to prison for smuggling; 5'8", "dark sandy hair, dark hazel eyes, somewhat sallow complexion, freckled in the face with summer moulds, very large wide nostrils; to be imprisoned until he pays fine of £100; behaviour rather disorderly" | Dorchester Prison Admission and Discharge Registers |
1818-03-21 |
Discharged by order of Jas Frampton Esq and the Revd Dr England he having paid the mitigated penalty of £10. Order to discharge written on back of warrant of conviction. Mr. Maynor's receipt for £10 annexed to warrant of commitment. |
Dorchester Prison Admission and Discharge Registers |
1831 | occupier of a property in Puncknowle owned freehold by John Cheney | poll book |
1837-09-01 | blacksmith, of Puncknowle; qualified by his freehold to serve on juries | Jury List |
1840-09-04 | Jury List | |
1841 | blacksm., living in Puncknowle with his wife and two youngest children; as "James Chainey" | HO 107/285/11 f10 p15 |
yeoman, blacksmith, landowner, with a cottage, garden and barton of 35 perches, as well as a cottage, garden and orchard, and a homestead of a cottage, three tenements and gardens in Puncknowle | tithe apportionment and map | |
1841-06-10 | a freeholder in Puncknole; one of many signatories to an appeal to George Bankes to stand for Parliament | Dorset County Chronicle |
1841-09-25 | blacksmith, of Puncknowle; qualified by his freehold to serve on juries | Jury Lists |
1843-09-02 | ||
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1846-02-14 | freeholder; among many signatories to an expression of support for the candidacy for Parliament of Henry Ker Seymer and John Floyer | Sherborne Mercury |
1847-09-25 | blacksmith, of Puncknowle; qualified by his freehold to serve on juries | Jury Lists |
1848-08-31 | ||
1849-09-29 | ||
1851 | blacksmith, living in Main Street, Puncknowle, with his wife and six children | HO 107/1861 f71 p6 |
1851-09-27 | blacksmith, of Puncknowle; qualified by his freehold to serve on juries | Jury Lists |
1854-09-30 | yeoman, of Puncknowle; qualified by his freehold to serve on juries | |
1855-09-29 | yeoman, of Puncknowle; qualified by his freehold house and land to serve on juries | |
1858-10-23 | of Puncknowle; bur. there | parish register |
1789-11-01 | bapt. Puncknowle, Dorset | parish register |
1815-05-09 | of Puncknowle; m. James Tomkins (1783–1842, mason, of Puncknowle, s. of Nicholas and Joan Tomkins), at Puncknowle, by banns; both marked their names | parish register; GRO index; TNA: HO 107/285/11 f8 p11; TNA: HO 107/1861 f69 p3 |
Children: | Joseph (1815 – ?), James (1817 – ?), Mary (1819 – after 1871), Rebecca (1821–1881), Robert (1823–1824), John (1825 – after 1881), and Henry (1827 – ?), all b. Puncknowle | GRO index; HO 107/285/11 f8 p11; TNA: RG 10/2009 f5 p4; Dorset burials |
1841 | living in Puncknowle with her family | HO 107/285/11 f8 p11 |
1851 | twin[e] netter, living in Plot Road, Puncknowle, with her eldest son and a lodger | HO 107/1861 f69 p3 |
1861-12-14 | of Puncknowle; bur. there | parish register |
1792-11-18 | bapt. Puncknowle, Dorset | parish register |
1813-07-17 | of Puncknowle; m. Alice Cheney (1794–1860, b. Puncknowle) at Puncknowle, by banns; he signed, she marked her name | parish register; GRO index |
Children: | Francis (1814–1866), Joseph (1816–1883), Elizabeth (1819–1901), Thomas (1822–1901), Cornelius (1825–1826), Alice (1826–1843), Thirza (1828–1830), Thirza (1831–1899), John (1833–1903), William (1838 – after 1881), and Eliza (1842–1899), all b. Puncknowle | GRO index; censuses; parish registers of Puncknowle and Wyke Regis; National Burial Index; Dorset baptisms; "England Births and Christenings, 1538–1975," database, FamilySearch: 11 February 2018, Eliza Cheney, 13 Nov 1842, citing index based upon data collected by the Genealogical Society of Utah, Salt Lake City, FHL microfilm 1,239,225 |
1831 | owner of freehold property in Puncknowle, occupied by William Thorner | poll book |
1837-09-01 | blacksmith, of Puncknowle; qualified by his freehold to serve on juries | Jury List |
1841 | bl. smith, of Puncknowle, living with his family | TNA: HO 107/285/11 f11 p17 |
occupier of a cottage, garden, and smithy, totalling 20 perches, at Puncknowle | tithe map and apportionment | |
1847-09-25 | blacksmith, of Puncknowle; qualified by his freehold to serve on juries | Jury Lists |
1848-08-31 | ||
1849-09-29 | ||
1851 | blacksmith and baker &c., living with his family in Main Street, Puncknowle; his household also includes Elizabeth Chainey, daur, widow, 32, house servant, b. Puncknowle | HO 107/1861 f71 p6 |
1851-09-27 | blacksmith, of Puncknowle; qualified by his freehold to serve on juries | Jury List |
1858-03-13 | shopkeeper of Puncknowle; d. there | National Probate Calendar; parish register |
1858-03-20 | bur. Puncknowle | parish register |
1858-09-13 | will proved at Blandford by Richard Vine and James Laver, executors; effects under £100 | National Probate Calendar |
1794-04-27 | bapt. Puncknowle, Dorset | parish register |
1797-08-27 | bur. Puncknowle | parish register |
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