Pomeroy 

Louisa Collier born Pomeroy

1845 Q4 b. Farway, Devon censuses; GRO records birth of "Louisa Pumroy" in Honiton RD
1845-11-30 bapt. Farway parish register
1851 living with her family at Higher Holnest, Woodbridge Hamlet, Farway TNA: HO 107/1863 f70 p15
1861 dairymaid, in the household of John Dommett, farmer, Lower Hampton, Shute, Devon RG 9/1373 f6 p5
1863-12-17 m. John Collier, Farway pc; marked her name marriage certificate; parish register
Children: Alice (1863 – before 1915), Mary/Maryann (1865–1884), James (1868 – ?)—all b. or bapt. Farway; Emily Louisa (1870–1945)—b. Sidbury; John (1873–1929), and Ernest (1883–1884)—both bapt. Sidmouth RG 10/2044, RG 11/2135 f85 p30; parish register; interview with Brenda Newnham; National Probate Calendar
1871 lace maker, of Peak Hill, Sidmouth, Devon, living with her family RG 10/2044 f667 p16
1881 lacemaker, of Temple Terrace, Land, Sidmouth, living with her family RG 11/2135 f85 p30
1884 of Turnpike Row, Land, Sidmouth parish register
1891 laundry worker, neither employer nor employed, living with her family and granddaughter at 7 Turnpike Terrace, Sidmouth RG 12/1673 f22 p18
1901 lacemaker, worker, living with her husband at 3 Lawn Vista, Sidmouth RG 13/2024 f99 p7
1911 lace work, own account, at home, living with her husband and granddaughter at 5 Lawn Vista, Sidmouth RG14PN12570 RG78PN721 RD269 SD2 ED19 SN47
  Later of 5 Lawn Vista, Windy Arbour, Sidmouth, which she left to her granddaughter Maud. 5 Lawn Vista may have come to her as "hush money", to conceal paternity of Maud, Louisa's granddaughter. information from Brenda Newnham
1920/1925 of 5 Lawn Vista, Sidmouth electoral registers
1921 living at 5 Lawn Vista, with two elderly widowers as lodgers; occupation given as "Home duties, & Honiton Lace Making. Farm worker, Retired.", though the deleted text appears to have been accidentally entered in the wrong row, as it's the description of one of the lodgers RG 15/10323 RD269 SD2 ED16
  Brenda Newnham remembered visiting her in Exeter, when she was very old information from Brenda Newnham
  Remembered as jovial, with a very lined, roundish face, with really tight curly hair; at that time lying in bed, her stomach colossal in size, with cancer, as if she were pregnant. "I remember when we were little girls we went to see her and we were both by the bed, and she said—of course she spoke very Devonshire dialect—to my mother, "Whose bairns be they?", and my mother said "They' re my bairns." She offered me a piece of peach, and she got quite upset when I wouldn't take it because it had been opened and started ... and was by the side of a person's bed that was ill—I wouldn't touch it, I pushed it away, and she was very upset about that." interview with Brenda Newnham
  possessed a china fishtank, with a boy fishing, dressed in velvet and lace, sitting on a tree-stump; also possessed a polyphon
1925-10-22 d. of stomach cancer, at Maud Singleton's aunt Nelly (or Nancy)'s house in Exeter; "Her end was peace" information from Brenda Newnham; MI; GRO index
  bur. Sidmouth MI
  ninth and youngest-known child and seventh daughter of Samuel and Mary Pomeroy marriage certificate; HO 107/1863 f70 p15

 


Samuel Pomeroy

1806-06-08 bapt. Farway, Devon parish register
1818 indentured apprentice to John Bishop Devon Record Office 67A-99/PO6
1831-03-25 of Offwell, Devon; m. Mary Harris, Offwell, by banns; marked his name parish register
Children: Elizabeth (c. 1825 – ?); Mary (c. 1827 – 1856), b. Sidbury; James (1831–1903), John (1833 – after 1851)—bapt. Offwell; Elizabeth (1836–1922), Agness (1838–1926)—b. Colyton; Jane (1841–1894), Ann (1843 – after 1861), and Louisa (1845–1925)—b. Farway parish register; TNA: HO 107/1863 f70 p15; GRO index; Matthew Rafferty Family Tree
1831/1833 labourer, of Offwell parish register
1836-12-06 settlement examination, and removal order from Colyton to Farway, for Samuel & Mary, and their children James, John and Elizabeth

Devon to wit} The Examination of Samuel Pomeroy now residing in the parish of Colyton in the said County taken on oath before us two of his Majestys Justices of the Peace for the County of Devon this 6th day of December 1836 touching the last legal settlement of himself and his family who saith—

That he was born in the parish of Farway in the County of Devon of parents there legally settled as he had heard and believes—That he lived with his parents in Farway until he was nine years of age when about the time he was bound apprentice to Mr John Bishop of Netherton in Farway by the Parish officers of Farway. That he lived with him under this apprenticeship in Farway until he was nineteen years and half old, when he absconded from and left the service of the said John Bishop—He then went to Taunton on Somersetshire and afterwards to Dowlands in Axmouth but he staid at each place not more than six months—He then returned to the parish of Farway and staid there about nine months—He then hired himself to William Ashford of Offwell at 3s/1d a week & to take and give a week's notice—that he lived under this agreement a year and a quarter and then went away & was absent about two months and then returned to Mr Ashford and agreed with him at the same wages and on the same terms and lived with him two years under this agreement. He went into the service at Old Ladyday & left at the new Lady day two years following. Nothing was said about a year—He then married his present wife Mary and has three children by her born in wedlock living with him—that is to say, James aged five years, John aged three years and Elizabeth aged ten months—That he and his family are living in the said parish of Colyton and are now chargeable thereto—that he has done no other act to gain a settlement for himself

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Samuel Pomeroy

Taken before us the day and year first above written - at the Dolphin Inn Honiton Arthur H Dyke Acland

J G Copleston

Devon Record Office 3482 A/PO 22/87 and 3483 A/PO 20 99a
1841 ag. lab. of Woodbridge, Farway; two sons and three daughters at home, aged one week to nine, all b. Devon; parents living in household HO 107/214/10 f10 p14
1843 labourer, of Farway parish register
1845
1851 agricultural labourer, of Higher Holnest, Woodbridge Hamlet, Farway; six daughters at home, aged five—24, including Louisa HO 107/1863 f70 p15
1854 labourer parish register
1861 widower, ag. lab., lodger with a farmer named Bishop, Napp Holnest, Farway TNA: RG 9/1375 f50 p2
1862 labourer parish register
1863 son's marriage certificate; parish register
1871 labourer, widower, lodger in the household of Robert Board, labourer, at Olivers, Farway RG 10/2038 f42 p9
1881 agricultural labourer, of Eastfields, Farway, living with his daughter's family RG 11/2131 f111 p8
1882 Q3 d. Honiton RD GRO index
1882-08-17 Anglican; bur. Farway parish register
  third child, second son, of Samuel and Mary Pomeroy parish register

 


Samuel Pomeroy

c. 1770 b. Farway, Devon TNA: HO 107
1770-02-17 privately bapt., Farway parish register
1776-12-26 publicly bapt., Farway; baptismal entry explicitly refers to 1770 baptism parish register
1796-03-13 of Farway; m. Mary Page, Farway pc, by banns; signed his name parish register
Children: Agnes (1798–1894), Elizabeth (1801–1868), William (1803–1885), Samuel (1806–1882), John (1809–1894), Jane (1811–1894) and Robert (1814–1883), all bapt. in Farway GRO index; parish register; censuses; Nicholls Family Tree; FamilySearch
1814 of Farway, engaged in "husbandry" parish register
1831 labourer
1833
1841 ag. lab. of Woodbridge, Farway, living with Samuel, jr, and Mary Pomeroy HO 107/214/10 f10 p14
1851 pauper/agricultural labourer, of Middle Woodbridge, Woodbridge Hamlet, Farway; living with his wife and widowed daughter (c. 1801 – ?, b. Farway) HO 107/1863 f70 p14
1851 Q2 d. Honiton RD GRO index
1851-05-11 Anglican; bur. Farway parish register
 

son of William and Catherine Pomeroy (pr 1770 – ?); son of William and Christian Pomeroy (pr 1776 – ?)

 

parish register
  I believe the 1770 entry referring to "Catherine" to be an error. Although a Catherine Pomeroy was buried in Farway in 1775, there is no other reference to a Catherine Pomeroy in the Farway registers back to 1709, when a Katherine Pomery had a child baptised—this is more likely to have been the Catherine buried in 1775. There are, however, seven baptismal entries for children of William and Christian Pomeroy from 1754–1767, and Samuel as the eighth (and fourth son), baptised in 1770, fits the pattern perfectly. When asked for an opinion, the archivist at Devon CRO stated simply "Deaf vicar."  

 


William Pomeroy

1745 leaseholder in Farway, Devon Devon Freeholders
1747
1749
1750
1752
1753 hundred constable in Farway, Devon
1753-03-20 of Farway; m. Christian Cox, Combe Raleigh pc parish register; Farway parish register; A. Warburton-Cox: 'The Cox Family of Farway and Oakhouse, Axminster, in the County of Devon', Ts
Children: Agnes (1754 – before 1851), Nicolas (1755–1824), William (1757 – before 1851), Elizabeth (1759 – before 1851), James (1761–1831), Robert (1763 – ?), Ann (1767 – ?), and Samuel (1770–1851)—all bapt. Farway parish register
1754 freeholder in Farway, Devon Devon Freeholders
  of Farway, Devon, gent. parish register
1754/1770 fl. in Farway Warburton-Cox
1820 d.
  Pomeroy listed among "the most important yeoman families" of Farway

 


Christian Pomeroy born Cox

1730 b. A. Warburton-Cox: 'The Cox Family of Farway and Oakhouse, Axminster, in the County of Devon', Ts
1730-08-09 bapt. Farway, Devon parish register
1753-03-20 of Farway; m. William Pomeroy, Combe Raleigh pc parish register; Farway parish register; Warburton-Cox
Children: Agnes (1754 – before 1851), Nicolas (1755–1824), William (1757 – before 1851), Elizabeth (1759 – before 1851), James (1761–1831), Robert (1763 – ?), Ann (1767 – ?), and Samuel (1770–1851)—all bapt. Farway parish register; Warburton-Cox
1754/1770 fl. in Farway parish register
1794-12-09 bur. Farway parish register
  second child, eldest daughter, of Thomas and Catherine Cox parish register; Warburton-Cox

 


Thomas Cox

1690-03-05 bapt. Farway, Devon A. Warburton-Cox: 'The Cox Family of Farway and Oakhouse, Axminster, in the County of Devon', Ts; FamilySearch
1725-10-04 of Farway; m. Catherine Clake (of Farway), St Peter's Cathedral, Exeter parish register; Warburton-Cox
Children: William (1725–1725), Thomas (1728 – ?), Christian (1730–1794), William (1731 – ?), John (1734 – ?), James (1736 – ?), Edward (1739–1788), Robert (1741 – ?), Samuel (1743 – ?), Anne (1745 – ?), and Katherine Farway parish register; FamilySearch; Warburton-Cox
  of Shute, Devon; believed to have been Bailiff or Steward of the Estates to Sir Courtenay Pole, baronet, of Shute, Master to the Household of Queen Anne Warburton-Cox
  eldest child of William and Agnes Cox Warburton-Cox; FamilySearch

 


William Cox

1663 b. A. Warburton-Cox: 'The Cox Family of Farway and Oakhouse, Axminster, in the County of Devon', Ts
1663-08-16 bapt. Farway, Devon parish register
1689-04-30 m. Agnes How, Cadeleigh, Devon Warburton-Cox; IGI
Children: Thomas (1690 – ?), William (1692 – ?), Amy (1694 – ?), Agnes (1696 – ?), and John (1699 – ?) Warburton-Cox
  mentioned in will of Bridgett Coxe grandmother's will
1701-03-16 bur. Farway parish register
1701 of Farway; admon to Agnes Cocks, widow of deceased, at the (Consistory) Archdeaconry Court of Exeter; also inventory total Devon wills index
  left major part of his estate to his son William Warburton-Cox
  eldest known child of Walter and Eleanor Coxe parish register; Warburton-Cox

 


Walter Coxe

1634 b. A. Warburton-Cox: 'The Cox Family of Farway and Oakhouse, Axminster, in the County of Devon', Ts
1634-10-12 bapt. Farway, Devon parish register
c. 1662 m. Eleanor ____ Warburton-Cox
Children: William (1663–1701), Walter (1668 – ?), and John (1672–1672) Farway parish register; Warburton-Cox
  paid £555 in gold for Turlings, at Colyton, Devon Warburton-Cox
1674 d.
  third child, second son, of William and Bridgett Coxe parish register; Warburton-Cox

 


William Coxe

1596 b. A. Warburton-Cox: 'The Cox Family of Farway and Oakhouse, Axminster, in the County of Devon', Ts
c. 1630 m. Bridgett ____
Children: Thomas (1630 – ?), Walter (1634–1674), Grace (1636 – ?), George (1636 – ?), and Anne (1641 – ?)
  of Farway (Woodbridge), Devon
  served in the king's army during the Civil War—was in the King's Garrisons at Exeter, Ottery St Mary and Otterton
  constable of Farway
  left his messuage called Turlings, leased from the Poles, to his sisters
1661 yeoman, of Farway; d. Devon wills index
admon at the (Consistory) Archdeaconry Court of Exeter, to Bridget Cox widow of deceased; also inventory total
  probably the son of William Coxe Warburton-Cox

 


William Coxe

  of Farway, Devon A. Warburton-Cox: 'The Cox Family of Farway and Oakhouse, Axminster, in the County of Devon', Ts
1611 leased Devenish and Pitt, two tenements, for 99 years, from John Willoughby
  m. Grace ____ Devon wills index
1640 administration granted at the (Consistory) Archdeaconry Court of Exeter to Grace Cox of Farway, widow of the deceased; plus inventory; left £250 in cash Devon wills index; Warburton-Cox
  Cox family originated in the vicinity of Colyton in the 13th century Warburton-Cox

 


Bridgett Coxe born ____

c. 1630 m. William Coxe A. Warburton-Cox: 'The Cox Family of Farway and Oakhouse, Axminster, in the County of Devon', Ts
Children: Thomas (1630 – ?), Walter (1634–1674), Grace (1636 – ?), George (1636 – ?), and Anne (1641 – ?)
1678 d. "of sound mind and perfect memory, tho' weak in body" Warburton-Cox
1678-04-26 bur. in Farway churchyard, Devon parish register; Warburton-Cox
1678 will proved at the (Consistory) Archdeaconry Court of Exeter; plus inventory Devon wills index

 


Eleanor Coxe born ____

c. 1662 m. Walter Coxe A. Warburton-Cox: 'The Cox Family of Farway and Oakhouse, Axminster, in the County of Devon', Ts
Children: William (1663–1701), Walter (1668 – ?), and John (1672–1672) Farway parish register; Warburton-Cox

 


Agnes Coxe born How

1666 bapt. Cadeleigh, Devon; as 'Agness' FamilySearch
1689-04-30 m. William Coxe, Cadeleigh, Devon A. Warburton-Cox: 'The Cox Family of Farway and Oakhouse, Axminster, in the County of Devon'; Ts; IGI
  brought Higher Langley to her husband as a marriage portion
Children: Thomas (1690 – ?), William (1692 – ?), Amy (1694 – ?), Agnes (1696 – ?), and John (1699 – ?)
  of the How family of Silverton
  daughter of Thomas and Mary How FamilySearch

 


Thomas How

before 1666 m. Mary ____, Cadeleigh, Devon FamilySearch

 


Mary How born ____

before 1666 m. Thomas How, Cadeleigh, Devon FamilySearch

 


Catherine Cox born Clake

1725-10-04 of Farway, Devon; m. Thomas Cox (of Farway), St Peter's Cathedral, Exeter, Devon parish register; A. Warburton-Cox: 'The Cox Family of Farway and Oakhouse, Axminster, in the County of Devon', Ts
Children: William (1725–1725), Thomas (1728 – ?), Christian (1730 – ?), William (1731 – ?), John (1734 – ?), James (1736 – ?), Edward (1739–1788), Robert (1741 – ?), Samuel (1743 – ?), Anne (1745 – ?), and Katherine Farway parish register; FamilySearch; Warburton-Cox
1780 d. Warburton-Cox
1780-06-02 bur. Farway parish register
1780 of Farway; will proved in the (Consistory) Archdeaconry Court of Exeter Devon wills index

 


Mary Pomeroy born Page

cal 1774 b. Southleigh, Devon TNA: HO 107/1863 f70 p14; parish register
1774-05-01 bapt. Southleigh parish register
1796-03-13 of Farway, Devon; m. Samuel Pomeroy, Farway p.c., by banns; marked her name parish register
Children: Agnes (1798–1894), Elizabeth (1801–1868), William (1803–1885), Samuel (1806–1882), John (1809–1894), Jane (1811–1894) and Robert (1814–1883), all bapt. in Farway GRO index; parish register; censuses; Nicholls Family Tree; FamilySearch
1814 of Farway parish register
1841 of Woodbridge, Farway, living with Samuel, jr, and Mary Pomeroy HO 107/214/10 f10 p14
1851 pauper, of Middle Woodbridge, Woodbridge Hamlet, Farway; living with her husband and her widowed daughter (c. 1801 – ?, b. Farway) HO 107/1863 f70 p14
1856 Q3 d. Honiton RD GRO index
  sixth child, second daughter, of John and Jane Page parish register

 


John Page

1731-11-04 bapt. Southleigh, Devon parish register
1761-03-28 of Southleigh, m. Jane Hooper there, by banns; as "Paige"; marked his name
Children: John (1761 – before 1851), Jenny (1765 – ?), Thomas (1768 – ?), Thomas (1769 – ?),William (1772–1865), and Mary (1774–1856)—all bapt. Southleigh Southleigh parish register; censuses; Awliscombe parish register
  eldest child of John and Sarah Page parish register

 


John Page

1731-08-25 m. Sarah Halse, Southleigh, Devon parish register
Children: John (1731 – ?), Robert (1732 – ?), Mary (1737 – after 1767), Thomas (1741 – ?), and Sarah (1744 – ?)—all bapt. Southleigh parish register; Devon marriages
1731/1744 fl. in Southleigh parish register
1746-10-27 bur. Southleigh

 


Sarah Page born Halse

1731-08-25 m. John Page, Southleigh, Devon parish register
Children: John (1731 – ?), Robert (1732 – ?), Mary (1737 – after 1767), Thomas (1741 – ?), Sarah (1744 – ?)—all bapt. Southleigh parish register; Devon marriages

 


Jane Page born Hooper

1732-10-11 bapt. Northleigh, Devon parish register
1761-03-28 of Southleigh, Devon; m. John Paige, Southleigh, by banns; marked her name parish register
Children: John (1761 – before 1851), Jenny (1765 – ?), Thomas (1768 – ?), Thomas (1769 – ?),William (1772–1865), and Mary (1774-1856)—all bapt. Southleigh parish register; censuses; Awliscombe parish register
1765, 1768, & 1772 name given as 'Jenny' parish register
  daughter of Edward and Charity Hooper parish register

 


Edward Hooper

1725-04-26 m. Charity Domet, Widworthy, Devon parish register
Child: Jane (1732 – ?), bapt. Northleigh, Devon parish register

 


Charity Hooper born Dammett

1701/2-01-31 bapt. Colyton, Devon parish register
1725-04-26 m. Edward Hooper, Widworthy, Devon parish register
Child: Jane (1732 – ?), bapt. Northleigh, Devon parish register
1763-06-12 bur. Colyton parish register
  d. of Phillip and Charity Dammett parish register

 


Phillip Dammett or Domett

1671-04-16 bapt. Colyton, Devon parish register
1701-04-30 m. Charity Cox at Colyton parish register
Child: Charity (1701/2–1763), bapt. Colyton parish register
1727/8-03-24 bur. Colyton parish register
  son of John Domett parish register

 


John Domett

Child: Phillip (1671–1727/8), bapt. Colyton parish register

 


Charity Dammett born Cox

1671-04-12 bapt. Colyton, Devon parish register
1701-04-30 m. Phillip Dammett at Colyton parish register
Child: Charity (1701/2–1763), bapt. Colyton parish register
1701/2-01-31 bur. Colyton parish register
  daughter of Thomas Cox parish register

 


Thomas Cox

Child: Charity (1671–1701/2), bapt. Colyton, Devon parish register

 


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