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SIXTH GENERATION

32. William Ince/ Inch

b. Aug. 1812 c. 17 Jan. 1813 Clare, Suffolk, England Clare, Suffolk, England
d. 18 Dec. 1878 i. Clare Baptist Cem., Suffolk, England (Age 66)
Umbrella maker & Repairer, Well St., Clare. (1841)
liv. 3 Dragon Hill, Clare, Suffolk 1851
liv. 17 High Str., Clare, Suffolk 1861
Men's Tailor & Wool Draper, High St., Clare, 1851-68
Constable ABT 1847
m(1) (33) Sarah Underwood 28 Mar. 1833 Clare, Suffolk, England
m(2) Mary Ann Deeks June 1855 Risbridge, Suffolk, England
- c.18 Apr. 1829 Hadley/ Clare, Suffolk d. 19 Apr. 1906
- liv. 17 High Str., Clare, Suffolk 1861
- liv. with son Harry George 1881 Census
- liv. on own means Clare, Suffolk 1901
- Father: Robert Deeks (1801-) m. 13 Sep. 1819 Hadleigh
- Mother: Mary Ann Simpson (1797-1891) of Pentlow, Essex
a. Harry George Ince
- b. 1855 Clare, Suffolk, England
- d. 19 Dec. 1912 i. Clare Baptist Cem., Suffolk, England
- liv. 17 High Str., Clare, Suffolk 1861
- Occupation: Tailor, Hatter & Outfitter in Peddlar's Row, Clare (1901/31)
- Local Baptist Preacher; President, Haverhill & Dist. Sunday School Union.
- liv. High Ware House, Ss. Peter & Paul, clare, W. Suffolk 1901
- m. Emma Brayerbrook Sep. 1880 Clare, Suffolk, England
  - b. 1854 Cavendish, Suffolk d. 1936
- 1. Harry William (/Will) Ince
  - b. 9 Jan. 1879 Clare, Suffolk, England
  - d. 11 Oct. 1918
  - Occupation: Tailors Cutter Worker, at home 1901
  - m. Mabel Nettle
    - b. 3 Oct. 1872 d. 12 Sep. 1961
- 2. Annie (/Nance) Ince
  - b. 5 May 1880 Clare, Suffolk, England d. 25 Feb. 1970
- 3. John Ince
  - b. 3 Oct. 1883 Clare, Suffolk, England
  - d. 7 Dec. 1965
  - Occupation: Commercial Traveller & Draper; Farmer 1939
  - m. Johanna McGregor Allan 26 Apr. 1917 Wellington, New Zealand
    - b. 14 Apr. 1889 d. 1976
    - A. Bertie Ince b. 1st qtr 1921 Risbridge, England
- 4. Ethel Ince
  - b. 21 Feb. 1885 Clare, Suffolk d. 1972
  - Family: Roland Cowper Marsh 2nd qtr 1907 Risbridge, Suffolk, England
    - b. 9 Apr. 1883
    - Farmer at Hungriff Hall near Clare, W. Suffolk
    - A. Josiah J. Marsh b. 3rd qtr 1911 Sudbury, England
    - B. Phyllis E. Marsh b. 2nd qtr 1914 Sudbury, England
    - C. Mary A. Marsh b. 3rd qtr 1919 Sudbury, England
- 5. Ella Ince
  - b. 10 Oct. 1886 Clare, Suffolk, England d. June 1972
  - Family: Ansell unknown
- 6. Harold Ince
  - b. 1 Feb. 1888 Clare, Suffolk, England d. Jan. 1975
  - Occupation: Tailor & Businessman
  - m(1): Dorothy unknown 24 May 1922
    - b. 20 Oct. 1885 d. ABT 1964
  - m(2): Polly unknown
- 7. Katie Ince
  - b. 23 Dec. 1889 Clare, Suffolk, England d. 23 Nov. 1980
  - Family: Frederick A[rthur] Thompson 23 Nov. 1925 Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, England
    - b. 29 Feb. 1892 [Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, England]
b. Mary Ann (/Polly) Ince
- b. 26 June 1860 Clare, Suffolk, England
- liv. 17 High Str., Clare, Suffolk 1861
- liv. with mother in Clare 1901
- Occupation: Dressmaker in Hammersmith, London 1881;
- Drapers Managers Worker, at home 1901
- Family: unknown
c. John Allen Ince
- b. 1860/61 Clare, Suffolk, England
- liv. 17 High Str., Clare, Suffolk 1861 Age 1 mo.
- liv. 60 Adelaide Rd., Leyton, St. Catherines, Essex 1901
- Occupation: Printer Compositor Worker 1901
- m. Myra Spurgeon 3rd qtr 1885 Risbridge, Suffolk, England
  - b. 3rd qtr 1858 Stambourne, Halstead, Essex, England
d. Hezekiah Ince
- b. 2nd qtr. 1864 Clare, Suffolk, England
- d. Calcutta, India
- lived with half brother, (16) Ebenezer H. Ince 1880
- Occupation: Solicitor's Clerk. Worked in S. America, Ghana and India
- Played violin
- m. unknown 1917
e. Katie Ince
- liv. with mother in Clare 1901
- Occupation: Milliner & Draper Worker, at home 1901
f. Fannie Ince
- b. 28 May 1870 Clare, Suffolk, England
- d. AFT 1946
- liv. with mother in Clare 1901
- Occupation: Milliner & Draper Worker, at home 1901

REF: http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=34709344&ldsnn=3

Emma Deeks (1835/36 Clare-) was House Servant 1851 Census

(131iv[1]) Ann (Ince) Martin Visitor 1861 Census Age 70

33. Sarah Underwood

b. 23 June 1812 Clare, Suffolk, England
c. 9 Aug. 1812 Cavendish, Suffolk, England
d. 30 Apr. 1851 i. Clare Baptist Cem., Suffolk, England
liv. 3 Dragon Hill, Clare, Suffolk 1851
Family: (32) William Ince/ Inch
i. William John Ince
- b. 1835/36 Clare, Suffolk, England
- liv. 3 Dragon Hill, Clare, Suffolk 1851
- liv. 17 High Str., Clare, Suffolk 1861
- Living in Lewisham, Kent, England 1881
- Occupation: Tailor, Insurance Broker (High St.) 1868
- m. Emma Bard Sep. 1861 Risbridge, Suffolk, England
  - b. 1837/38 Stoke, Suffolk
  - [poss. d. 1st qtr. 1887 Risbridge, Suffolk, England]
  - liv. with husband & family 1881
  - Occupation: Milliner 1868
- a. Lizette Jane Ince
  - b. 3rd qtr 1863 Clare, Suffolk, England
  - Family: unknown 2nd qtr 1886 Lewisham, Kent, England
- b. Stanley Bard Ince
  - b. 3rd qtr 1865 Clare, Suffolk, England
  - Occupation: Tea & Coffee Dealer, London, 1901
- c. Edwin William Ince
  - b. last qtr 1867 Clare, Suffolk, England
  - Occupation: Drapers Assistant, Battersea, London 1901
ii. James Ince
- b. 1837/38 Clare, Suffolk, England
- d. 12 Mar. 1918 i. Clare Baptist Cem., Suffolk, England
- liv. 3 Dragon Hill, Clare, Suffolk 1851
- liv. 17 High Str., Clare, Suffolk 1861
- Occupation: Tailor, Hatter & Outfitter in Peddlar's Row, Clare (1931)
- Deaf; liv. Calli St., Clare, Suffolk 1881
- m. Kezia Orbell 2nd qtr 1862 Risbridge, Suffolk, England
  - b. 1838 Ashen, Essex, England d. 1914
- a. Herbert William Ince
  - b. 1873/74 Clare, Suffolk, England d. AFT 1955
  - m. Edith Fletcher (-1945) 3rd qtr 1899 London City, London, England
- b. Fred/ Frederick Ince
  - b. 1876/77 Clare, Suffolk, England d. 5 Apr. 1958
  - Occupation: Compositor (printing trade); Furniture Maker
  - Religion: Baptist
  - m. Florence Russell prob. Sep. 1903 Clare, Suffolk, England
    - b. 1879 d. 3 Feb. 1973
- c. Arthur Ince
  - b. 1879/80 Clare, Suffolk, England d. 18 Nov. 1921
  - m. Lisette Julia b. 1883 d. 8 May 1945
iii. Hephzibah Sarah Ince
- b. 1st qtr. 1841 Clare, Suffolk, England
- liv. 3 Dragon Hill, Clare, Suffolk 1851
- liv. 17 High Str., Clare, Suffolk 1861
- Occupation: Milliner 1861 (listed as Snee)
- Family: [poss. Thomas Samuel Minett] 1st qtr 1879 Risbridge, Suffolk, England
iv. Harriet (/Hattie?) Naomi Ince
- b. 1833 Clare, Suffolk, England
- liv. 3 Dragon Hill, Clare, Suffolk 1851
- liv. 17 High Str., Clare, Suffolk 1861
- Occupation: Milliner 1861 (listed as Snee)
- Living High St., Clare, Ss. Peter & Paul, W. Suffolk 1881/1901
- Family: Harry Crow Dec. 1874 Risbridge, Suffolk, England
  - b. 1843 Clare, Suffolk, England d. AFT 1901
  - liv. High Street, Clare, Suffolk, England 1881
  - Occupation: Boot & Shoe Retailer, Employer working at home 1881/01
  - liv. with wife & family 1901
  - Mother: Sarah (Crow) (1821/22-)
- a. Annie Crow
  - b. 1872/73 Clare, Suffolk, England
  - Occupation: Postal Clerk & Telegraphist, Worker 1901
- b. Nellie Crow
  - b. 1874/75 Clare, Suffolk, England
  - liv. with parents 1901
- c. William Crow
  - b. 1875/76 Clare, Suffolk, England
  - Occupation: Postmaster; Boot & Shoe Retailer, Employer working at home 1901
v. (16) Ebenezer Hezekiah Ince
vi. Sarah Ince
- b. Apr. 1851 prob. Clare, Suffolk, England
- Age 10 1861 Census (listed as Snee)
- liv. 17 High Str., Clare, Suffolk 1861

REF: http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=34709344&ldsnn=3

34.Caleb Fereday

b. 1814/15 Birmingham, England (St. Geo. E. on 1861 Census)
d. Mar. qtr. 1880 St. Geo. East 1c, London, England Age 65
liv. St. Mary, Mile End New Town, Whitechapel, London 1841
liv. Cannon Street Road, St. Geo. East 1861
Shoemaker, Cable St., E. London 1840;
Scum Boiler, Old Montague St., Whitechapel 1841
Sugar Refiner, 52 Queens Square E., Dublin, Ireland, 1848
"Bed" (sic- prop."Boot") Maker St. Geo. E. 1861
Mother died at his birth. Left in charge of a servant.
Religion: met wife in "chapel". Ethnicity: "Irish" (according to (8) Stanley's diary; but not veified)
m. (35) Mary Ann Susanna Tanner 3 Sep. 1840 Holy Trinity, Tower of London, London, England

35.Mary Ann Susanna Tanner

b. 1819/20 Spitalfields, Stepney, Middlesex, England
liv. St. Mary, Mile End New Town, Whitechapel, London 1841
liv. Cannon Street Road, St. Geo. East 1861
Boot Shop Keeper, 81 Cannon St. Rd., London, 1881
Religion: met husband in "chapel"
Family: (34) Caleb Fereday
i. Mary Ann Susannah Fereday
- b. 3rd qtr 1843 Whitechapel, London, England
- liv. Cannon Street Road, St. Geo. East 1861
ii. (17) Matilda Jane Fereday
iii. Ellen Ferreday
- b. 1850 St. George in the East, London
- d. last qtr. 1864 St. Geo. E., London Age 13
- liv. Cannon Street Road, St. Geo. East 1861
iv. Susannah Ann Fereday
- b. ist qtr. 1852 St. Geo. in E., London
- liv. Cannon Street Road, St. Geo. East 1861
v. Caleb Feraday
- b. 1854/55 St. Georges in East, Middlesex, England
- liv. Cannon Street Road, St. Geo. East 1861
- Living 63 Borthwick Rd., Cann Hall, Romford, Essex 1901
- Occupation: Stationer, 48 Grafton St, London 1881
- m. Sarah A. unknown (1856/57-AFT 1901) 1st. qtr. 1880 Mile End
  - b. 1856/57 Southwark, Surrey, England
  - d. AFT 1901 Census
  - recorded Mile End, Middlesex Mar. 1880
- a. Charles C. Feraday
  - b. 1880/81 Mile End, Middlesex
  - 2 mos. old Grafton St., 1881 Census
  - Occupation: Distillery 1901
- b. Leonard J. Fereday
  - b. 1881/82 Mile End, London
  - Occupation: Dental Worker 1901
- c. Florence S. Fereday
  - b. 1884/85 Mile End, London
  - Occupation: Law Typist
- d. Ethel B. Fereday
  - b. 1888/89 Forest Gate, Essex
vi. Laurel Fereday (F)
- b. 1857/58 St. George in the East, Middlesex
- liv. Cannon Street Road, St. Geo. East 1861
- Harriet Fereday (prob. = Laurel)
- b. 1st qtr. 1859 St. George East, Middlesex, England
- Occupation: Envelope Folder 1881/1901
- liv. with (17) Matilda & family 1901
vii. Ernest Edwin Fereday
- b. 1863/64 St. Geo. E., Middlesex, England
- liv. 3 Wragby Rd., Cann Hall, Essex 1901
- Occupation: Stationer's Assistant 1901
- poss. m. Elizabeth Emma Boswell 2d qtr. 1890 Whitechapel
  - b. 1866/67 Bethnall Green, London
  - d. AFT 1901
- a. Ernest B. Fereday b. 1893/94 Leytonstone, Essex
- b. Leslie H. Fereday b. 1896/97 Leytonstone, Essex
- c. Doris L. Fereday b. 1899/1900 Leytonstone, Essex

REF: http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/IGI/individual_record.asp?

NOTE: (35) "Mary A. Fereday", age 61, widow, b. Spitalfields, was listed in the 1881 Census as a Boot Shop Keeper employing two Boot Makers: William Brooks, age 42 and Stephen Hearne, age 22. Daughter Harriet and son Ernest lived with her. Her probable son ii. Caleb headed a separate household at the time, but he is included here because of the obvious name and occupation connections.

Witnesses at (34) Caleb and (35) Mary Ann's wedding were Ambrose Fagg and Elizabeth Cruckett

-- parish registers of Holy Trinity Minories

"Jaggers & Fereday"
(34) Caleb Fereday's mother died at his birth, and he was left in the charge of a servant. He was taken to London and trained as a bootmaker, seeing nothing of his brothers until age 12. He met (35) [Mary] Tanner at "chapel" (Roman Catholic church?), married her and took over the sugar refining business she had inherited from her father at age 17. (34) Fereday went into patnership with Jaggers (1818/19-1849) in Dublin in 1846, was ruined ABT 1852, and returned to London.
Jaggers and Fereday, 2 Prince's St South (sugar refiners) is listed in the 1850 Dublin City Directory -- http://www.loughman.dna.ie/dublin1850/xdubdir43.html#Jaggers
Roman Catholic "Jaegers/ Jaeger" and "Danner/ Dahner" families are found often near one another in the late 1700's in the present-day German states of Baden-Württemburg, Rheinland-Pfalz and Nordrhein-Westfalen. The largest sugar refinery to this day in Europe is found in Mannheim, in the center of this area. The "Jaegers"and "Danner" spellings occured together as such near the Dutch border, just SW of Mönchengladbach. It is reasonable to assume that , since (34) Caleb Fereday went into partnership with a Jaggers, the latter was an associate of (35) [Mary] Tanner's father and possibly a relative.
In 1841, both the John Fereday family and the Saumel Ince (Umbrella Maker) family lived on Old Montague Street, St. Mary's.

= prob. siblings

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