FRICKER & WOODINGTON LINES continued

INDEX

NINTH GENERATION

304. Edward Fricker

305. Mary Targett

REF: Admins and Will Archdeaconry of Sarum to 1858 (Wiltshire Record Office, Trowbridge), c/o Elizabeth Fricker; y SRC: Grave info thanks to Vivienne Day vivienneday@tesco.net

"The Fricker family traces their ancestral roots back to Norman origin, and first appeared in ancient medieval records in Somerset."

-- http://www.infokey.com/cgi-bin/cntry00

306. poss. John Ridout

307. poss. Sarah unknown

  • b. [b. ABT 1743]
  • Family: (306) John Ridout
  • i. Charls Ridout
    • c. 25 Oct. 1769 Tollard Royal, Wilts, England
    • poss. m. Elizh unknown
    • a. Cornelious /Cornelias Ridout /Redout (M)
      • b. 8 Feb. c. 7 June 1812 Poole/ Wimborne, Dorset, England
      • liv. 1854 Canal Rd, St John the Baptist, Hoxton, Hackney, Middlesex, England
      • liv. 1861/71 278/70 East Borough, Wimborne Minster, Dorset, England Age 47/61
      • Occupation 1854: Miller; 1861: Labourer; 1871: Groom
      • m. Jane unknown
        • b. 1819/20 Lincolnshire, England
        • liv. 1854 Canal Rd, St John the Baptist, Hoxton, Hackney, Middlesex, England
        • liv. 1861/71 278/70 East Borough, Wimborne Minster, Dorset, England Age 41/48
      • 1. Thomas Redout
        • b. 1845/46 Lincolnshire, England
        • liv. 1861 278/70 East Borough, Wimborne Minster, Dorset, England Age 15
      • 2. Robert Redout
        • b. 1848/49 Ireland
        • liv. 1861/71 278/70 East Borough, Wimborne Minster, Dorset, England Age 12/21
        • Occupation 1871: Journeyman Painter
      • 3. Jane Redout b. Ireland
        • b. 1852/53 Ireland
        • liv. 1861 278/70 East Borough, Wimborne Minster, Dorset, England Age 9/18
      • 4. Prudence Redout (F)
        • b. 30 Apr. 1854 Hackney, Middlesex, England
        • liv. 1854 Canal Rd, St John the Baptist, Hoxton, Hackney, Middlesex, England
        • liv. 1861/71 278/70 East Borough, Wimborne Minster, Dorset, England Age 7/16
      • 5. Charles Redout
        • b. 1857/58 Wimborne Minster, Dorset, England
        • liv. 1861/71 278/70 East Borough, Wimborne Minster, Dorset, England Age 3/13
        • liv. 1881 at 15 Alfred Str. Kettering, Northampton, England Age 23
        • Occupation 1871: Parcel Clerk; 1881: Rly Shunter
        • m. Ellen unknown Minster, Dorset, England
          • b. 1856/57 Kettering, Northampton, England
          • liv. 1881 at 15 Alfred Str. Kettering, Northampton, England Age 24
          • Occupation 1881: Laundress
      • 6. Sarah Emily Ridout
        • c. 11 Mar. 1860 Wimborne Minster, Dorset, England
        • liv. 1861/71 278/70 East Borough, Wimborne Minster, Dorset, England Age 1/11
        • liv. 1881 at 15 Alfred Str. Kettering, Northampton, England Age 21 unmarried
        • Occupation 1881: Tacker at clothing factory
      • 7. James Ridout
        • b. 1862/63 Wimborne Minster, Dorset, England
        • liv. 1871 at 70 East Borough, Wimborne Minster, Dorset, England Age 8
      • 8. Fanny Ridout
        • c. 24 Dec. 1865 Wimborne Minster, Dorset, England
        • liv. 1871 at 70 East Borough, Wimborne Minster, Dorset, England Age 5
  • ii. (153) Mary A. Rideout
  • iii. Cornelius Ridout
    • c. 30 May 1773 Tollard Royal, Wilts, England
  • iv. Betty Ridout
    • b. 11 Dec. 1774 Tollard Royal, Wilts, England
  • vi. Ann Ridout
    • c. 21 Sep. 1777 Tollard Royal, Wilts, England
    • liv. 1851 St. Giles Hosp, Fugglestone St Peter, Wilts, England
    • Occupation 1851: Pauper (Cook), unmarried

Tollard Royal is 13 mi. S of Chilmark, just inside Wiltshire

TENTH GENERATION

608. Thomas Fricker

  • b. [ABT 1690] of Chilmark, Wiltshire, England
  • prob. d. 1772 Ridge (sic), Chilmark, Wilts will 1 Sep. 1772
  • m. (609) Mary Sturges 1725 Chilmark, Wiltshire, England

609. Mary Sturges

  • [b. ABT 1692]
  • Family: (608) Thomas Fricker
  • poss. i. Thomas Fricker
    • b. ABT 1710 of Chilmark, Wiltshire, England
    • prob. moved from Chilmark
    • m. Sarah Gray 12 Nov. 1735 St. Edmund, Salisbury, Wiltshire
      • b. ABT 1714 of Teffont, Wiltshire
  • iii. prob. Henry Fricker, Freeholder
    • [poss. b. ABT 1720]
    • liv. Sutton Mandeville near Tisbury & Chilmark, 1772 (see note, below)
  • poss. ii. Betty Fricker
    • c. 27 July 1723 East Knoyle, Wilts, England
    • Family: Nicholas Stevens June 1747 Chilmark, Wiltshire, England
  • iv. (304) Edward Fricker
  • v. Mary Fricker
    • b. 1729/30 of Chilmark, Wiltshire, England
    • d. 16 Apr. 1733 Age 3 i. St. Margaret of Antioch, Chilmark, Wiltshire, England
  • vi. unknown (F)
  • vii. Repentance Fricker
    • poss. d. infant i. St. Margaret of Antioch, Chilmark, Wilts (the infant with unreadable marker)

A Henry Fricker of Sutton Mandeville (2 mi. S of Chilmark) was among about 3000 freeholders polled for electing a Knight of the Shire, in the room of Edward Popham, Esq.; taken at Wilton on the 18th-21st Aug. 1772.

-- http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~pobjoyoneill/ENGPOLLS/wil1772.html

Note that Henry was the only Fricker present from Tisbury & Chilmark, and that the poll was taken at the time of (608) Thomas's death.

"The Sturges family traces their ancestral roots back to Anglo-Saxon origin, and first appeared in ancient medieval records in Northamptonshire."

-- http://www.infokey.com/cgi-bin/cntry00

"The Sturges... sheild I've been able to find (on the web and in books) shows a blue field with white chevron and 3 crosses... Just fyi, some merchant coins have been found in Hampton, England from 1660 of a Tristan Turgis with the same shield (chevron and 3 crosses) on the back. The one my father told me about has a sable field and 6 gold spear heads (all pointing up). The motto is the same, but the design above the helmet was diFerent also."

-- http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/pageload.cgi?england::sturgis::471.html c/o Peter Sturges psturges@wildmail.com

610. Henry Targett/ Target

  • poss. c. 16 Aug. 1696 Tisbury, Wilts, England
  • i. 13 Oct. 1769 Compton Chamberlayne, Wilts, England
  • m. (611) Sarah Sutter/ Shuter 30 Nov. 1718 Fovant, Wilts, England

611. Sarah Sutter/ Shuter

  • poss. c. 28 Nov. 1702 St. Edmunds, Salisbury, Wilts, England
  • i. 9 Mar. 1735 Compton Chamberlayne, Wilts, England
  • Family: (610) Henry Targett/ Target
  • i. John Target
    • c. 18 Mar. 1724 Compton Chamberlayne, Wilts, England
    • of Salisbury, Wilts, England
  • ii. Betty Target
    • c. 11 Dec. 1726 Compton Chamberlayne, Wilts, England
  • iii. Ann Target
    • c. 7 May 1732 Compton Chamberlayne, Wilts, England
  • iv. (305) Mary Targett

"The Target family traces their ancestral roots back to Pictish origin, and first appeared in ancient medieval records in Rossshire."

"The Sutter family traces their ancestral roots back to Pictish origin, and first appeared in ancient medieval records in Angus."

ELEVENTH GENERATION

1216. prob. Edward Fricker

REF: Admins and Will Archdeaconry of Sarum to 1858 (Wiltshire Record Office, Trowbridge), c/o Elizabeth Fricker

1217. (Repentance?) unknown

  • [b. ABT 1669]
  • poss. i. Nov. 1737
  • Family: (1216) prob. Edward Fricker
  • prob. i. Jon Friker (M) [b. ABT 1692]
    • m. Sarah Goodfellow 28 Apr. 1730 Chilmark, Wilts, England
      • prob. c. 14 Sep. 1696 Chilmark, Wiltshire, England Father: John Goodfellow
  • ii. (608) Thomas Fricker

"A `widdow' called Repentance Fricker was buried in November 1737, and (608) Thomas and Mary called their third daughter Repentance, so the former may have been Thomas' mother"

-- John Fricker, Darlington, England 10 Jan. 2004

(NOTE: on the other hand, (1216) Edward post-deceased her, so this "widdow" could not have been his wife.)

TWELFTH GENERATION

2432. prob. William Fricker, Yeoman

  • [b. ABT 1638]
  • d. 1711 Rudge & Chilmark, will 14 July 1711
  • m. (2433) unknown
REF: Admins and Will Archdeaconry of Sarum to 1858 (Wiltshire Record OFice, Trowbridge), c/o Elizabeth Fricker

2433. unknown

THIRTEENTH GENERATION

4864. prob. Henry Fricker, Yeoman

4865. Priscilla (sp?) unknown

  • [b. ABT 1614]
  • Family: (4864) prob. Henry Fricker, Yeoman
  • i. Henry Fricker [b. ABT 1628?]
  • ii. Marion/ Miriam Fricker [b. ABT 1631?]
    • Family: unknown Saint_o_
    • a. John Saint_o_
    • b. Mary Saint_o_
  • iii. Elizabeth Fricker [b. ABT 1634?]
    • poss. i. Tisbury, Wilts 18 Aug. 1669
  • iv. (2432) prob. William Fricker, Yeoman
  • v. Richard Fricker/ Fricker [b. ABT 1643?]
    • poss. d. 1661 Rudge & Chilmark will 10 Feb. 1660/61
    • i. St. Margaret of Antioch, Chilmark, Wiltshire
  • vi. Bridgitt Fricker [b. ABT 1646?]
  • vii. Mary Fricker [b. ABT 1650?]
  • viii. John Fricker [b. ABT 1654?]
    • poss. i. Tisbury, Wilts 2 May 1695
    • "lived Rudge and Chilmark"
REF: Admins and Will Archdeaconry of Sarum to 1858 (Wiltshire Record OFice, Trowbridge), c/o Elizabeth Fricker. Names are from (4864) Henry's will, c/o Nathan Harvay

"There is a large tablet in the wall of the porch of Chilmark parish church in memory of a Henry Fricker who died in 1666, and an adjacent one for one of his sons... When we were looking at the stone a lady spoke to us who proved to live in `Fricker's House', so-called because it was built recently on a plot of land known as `Fricker's Field'"

-- John Fricker, Darlington, England 10 Jan. 2004

"Henry's will requests his executors to arrange for his body to be buried in the church porch of Chilmark near to his son Richard and leaves his farm at Ridge to his son William.

-- Vivienne Day vivienneday@tesco.net 7 Aug. 2004

"Henry Fricker, yeoman, died in 1660 (sic). He was a stonemason owning the farm adjacent to the Chilmark Church, land which, in 1964, was still in the family. Some years before his death he gave the Living of the Church to one of his sons. The fact that he had the right to bestow the Living means that he, or his family before him, must have been benefactors of the Church, possibly giving the land on which it is built...

"Lancelot’s cousin Madge Jukes lived in Fricker's Close. She has a copy of Henry Fricker's will. He was a man of substance it would seem, leaving the Living to one son, £50. each to several daughters, horses, plough and seed to another son..."

The plaques read as follows:

 

HEARE LYETH THE BODIE OF HENRY
FRICKER WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
EXCHANGING THIS LIFE FOR GLORIE THE
12DAY OF SEPTEMBER ANNO DOM 1666

AND

HEARE LYETH THE BODY OF RICHARD THE
SECOND SONNE OF HENRY FRICKER WHOE
DEPARTED THIS LIFE 3DAY OF FEBRUARY
ANNO DOM 166-
(the last figure is indecipherable).


 		  

-- Nathan Harvey nharvey@airnet.com.au

FOURTEENTH GENERATION

9728. prob. Ambrose Fricker

SRC: Inv bd (ad act book 8-119) - don't know what this means. c/o Elizabeth Fricker

9729. Elizabeth (poss. Francis, see below)

  • [b. ABT 1578]
  • d. 1610 Rudge & Chilmark, Wiltshire
  • Family: (9729) prob. Ambrose Fricker
  • i. prob. Ambrose Fricker
    • [b. ABT 1600?]
    • d: will 15 Mar. 1629/30 Rudge & Chilmark, inv.
  • ii. (4864) prob. Henry Fricker/ Fricker, Yeoman
  • poss. iii. Margaret Frickar
    • [b. ABT 1612]
    • m. Thomas Coles 30 July 1632 Baverstock, Wiltshire, England
  • poss. iv. Agnis Frickar
    • [b. ABT 1613]
    • Family: George Swetnam 27 Jan. 1633 Baverstock, Wiltshire, England
SRC: will inv (book 8 to 109. Elizabeth and Ambrose's names were bracketed in the records so I take that to mean they were married); also from Wiltshire RO, Trowbridge, Archdeaconry of Sarum to 1858. c/o Elizabeth Fricker
  • LDS Family Search lists Ambrose Fricker b. ABT 1573 of Calbourne, Isle of Wight, Hampshire, England; m. Elizabeth Francis (ABT 1577-) 1588 Calbourne.

    FIFTEENTH GENERATION

    19456. prob. Richard or Johannes Fryker

    19457. unknown

    SIXTEENTH GENERATION

    38912. Johannes Fryker Sr.

    38913. unknown

    "One piece of information that you may not have comes from the survey of the Earl of Pembroke's estates in 1570. One of his tenants was Richard Fryker, and his brother Johannes (John) Fryker Junior, who held land at Ridge in the parish of Chilmark. Fricker's Lane is named after the family."

    -- Michael Marshman, County Local Studies Librarian, Trowbridge, Wilts

    "The Fricker family traces their ancestral roots back to Norman origin, and first appeared in ancient medieval records in Somerset."

    -- http://www.infokey.com/cgi-bin/cntry00

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