Other Events:

• Death: 1770, Of smallpox

Notes:

from http://www.memorial-inscriptions.org.uk/stpeters-kinlet.htm
Catherine, eldest daughter of William Lacopn CHILDE, Knight in the Shire for the county of Stafford, representative of this county in three parliaments, she died at Bath in her 48th year and interred here June 2nd MDCCLXX

Could have been Catherine Lacon Childe

Died of smallpox

Catherine married 14 May 1752, Neen Savage. Unknown [Group Sheet]

Notes:

William the elder son of Charles Baldwyn and Catherine Childe assumed his mother's name on her death. He was a great Agriculturist and a well-known rider to hounds by which he gained the soubriquet of " the flying Childe." He married Annabella, the daughter of Sir Charlton Leighton of Loton, and died 1828 in London from an accidental fall and is buried at Kinlet. He was succeeded by his only son William Lacon Childe, M.P., who was born Jan. 3rd, 1784, and died Dec. 12th, 1880.

Charles Baldwyn was born 1729 and married in 1752 the heiress of Kinlet. He was reeklessly extravagant and with the unwilling consent of his son he sold all his own estates for which he had to obtain a special Act of Parliament, dissipated the purchase money and died and is buried at Eastbourne. Mrs. Baldwyn died of small-pox in 1770 and the Kinlet estates devolved by her father's will on her eldest son William Baldwyn, then a boy at Harrow, with a request that he should assume the name of Childe. Another son Charles Baldwyn died unmarried 1811, and a daughter Catherine Baldwyn also unmarried was buried at Kinlet 1838. William the elder son of Charles Baldwyn and Catherine Childe assumed his mother's name on her death.

William married Mary Ann Hughes 20 Apr 1818, St Sepulchre, Holborn. Mary (daughter of John Hughes and Margaret Pugh) was born 13 Jun 1779, Broseley, Shropshire, England; was christened 13 Jun 1779, St Leonards, Broseley; died May 1850; was buried 19 May 1850, St Marylebone, Middlesex, England. [Group Sheet]

William married Annabella Leighton 20 Nov 1775, Kinlet. Annabella was born Abt 1750; died 20 Jan 1816, St Julians,Shrewsbury; was buried , St. Julian Shrewsbury. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

John Burke's "A genealogical and heraldic history of the commoners of Great Britain" says he died 18/9/1811

Other Events:

• Occupation: 1828; Teaching in Broseley, Broseley Directory, Academies and Schools
• Occupation: 1830; Teaching in Cheltenham
• Occupation: 1864; Gentleman

Notes:

The reference to the wedding is the IGI record
Batch No.: M011554 , Dates: 1813 - 1830, Source Call No.:0992079 , Type: Film, Printout Call No.:6908584 , Type: Film
It has him as William Henry Hughes and her as Mary Ann Ball.
His son's (WHCH b1836) wedding certificate has him listed as William Henry Childe Hughes, her as Mary Anne Ball and his occupation as "Gentleman".
The death certificate has him as William Henry Childe. Reg no. 127, 1938.
It states that he died of consumption and his occupation was schoolmaster.
His son WHC Hughes' death certificate gives his father's occupation as retired parole officer

William married Mary Anne Ball 1826, St Leonard, Broseley, Shropshire, England. Mary (daughter of Benjamin Ball and Sarah (Ball)) was born 31 May 1806, Madelay, Shropshire, England; died 10 Sep 1888, Cod St, Stawell, Victoria; was buried 12 Sep 1888, Stawell Cemetery, Vic.. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

In his father's will he is listed as having the alias of Charles Frederic Williams. He was to receive the sum of 2,500 pounds

Admitted (pensioner) to St Johns Cambridge, 5th November 1827.
Graduated at Michaelmass 1827
Attended Emmanuel, Cambridge, 30th April 1830
ordained deacon by Bath and Wells pro Ely on 10th october 1831.
Ordained priest by Rochester pro Ely on 17th June 1832.
Was the Stipendiary Curate at Cambridge St Michael
Was the Stipendiary Curate at Harrow on the Hill
Was the Stipendiary Curate at Petersfield, Hants.
MA 1837
Was the Perpetual Curate of Walsall St Paul, Staffs 1837 - 1839
Headmaster Walsall Grammar School 1837-1839
Principal Islington Church Missionary College, Middlesex 1839-1858
lived in 12 ?Barnbury Place, Islington
Evening lecturer at St Mary's, Islington.
Islington Theological Professor in Church
Evening Lectureer, St Mary-le-Bow
Mathematics Professor, Cape of Good Hope, South Africa c1857
Rector Holbrook, Suffolk, 1858-1884
Later resided st St Leonards-on-Sea
Author of "Sermons and other works"

In the 1871 census he is the rector at Holbrook, Suffolk and is living with Elizabeth and three step-children and numerous scholars, presumeably he is teaching at a school.

Charles — Elizabeth Burton. Elizabeth was born 1815; died 1879, Samford, Suffolk. [Group Sheet]

Charles — Harriet Isabella Gell. Harriet was born 1826, Matlock, Derbyshire; died 1880, Uckfield, Sussex. [Group Sheet]

Charles married Frances Anne Harvey Rogers 20 Dec 1828, St Sepulchre, Holborn. Frances was born Abt 1806, London, Middlesex, England; died 20 Nov 1869, Suffolk, England. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

William Lacon Childe of Kinlet and Kyre Park, Sheriff of Salop

from http://www.memorial-inscriptions.org.uk/stpeters-kinlet.htm
William Lacon CHILDE of Kinlet and Kyre in the county of Worcester M.P. for Wenlock from 1820 - 1826 Born January 3rd 1786, died December 12th 1880 age 95, and Harriet his wife, 2nd daughter of William CLUDDE, of Orleton, born 1786, married 1807, died 1849 and their children William Lacon CHILDE, born 1810, died October 1881 having married 1839, Barbara daughter of T GIFFARD of Chivington and had two sons who died young, Jonathon, Capt in the 12th Lancers, born 1811, died April 1862 Baldwyn died 1818, age 4 years, Lucy died 1865 age 9 years

From The Leeds Mercury, 16th December 1880:
"Educated at Harrow where he was the fellow of the late Lord Palmerston, Sir Robert Peel, Lord Byron, and the late Duke of Sutherland. He afteerwards entered Christ Church Oxford. He sat in the House of Commons, in the Conservative interest, as a member for Wenlock, in the first Parliament of George IV, he moved the address in reply to the King's Speech, in Febrauary, 1823. Mr Childe was the magistrate and Deputy Lieutenant for the counties of Worcester and Salop, and served as High Sheriff of the latter county in 1859; he was also a magistrate of the county of Hereford."

William married Harriet Cludde 13 Aug 1807, Rockwardine. Harriet was born 1786; died 1849. [Group Sheet]

Annabella married Samuel Richard Alleyne 16 Jul 1798, St Marys, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England. [Group Sheet]

Annabella married Henry Peard 1827. Henry was born 1784, Upway, Dorset; died 1866. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Christening Date: 26 Nov 1839 Recorded in: Broseley,
Shropshire, England

Married in the Wesleyan Parsonage, Forest St, Sandhurst (Bendigo)
NB wife was pregnant at the time.
His occupation at the time was a miner, living at McIvor. McIvor was a large goldfield, now the Heathcote area in Victoria.

Started the Sandhurst Grammar School in 1861

In 1861 started a newspaper in Sandhurst (Bendigo) called Pasquin. This ran for 196 editions over two years.
Was the pricipal at he Sandhurst Grammar School in Williamson Street cnr Myers St, which was started about 1/10/1860 by C O Helm, MA a graduate of Oxford and Melbourne. Williamson St was both the school and WHCH's residence. He taught there until 1868 when the school was taken over by Mr Moran. Subjects were Arithmetic, bookkeeping, Lain, French, mathematics, grammar, geography, drawing, music etc.

Whilst working as a teacher at Sandhurst (Bendigo) the house that he was renting at Quarry Hill burned down after a series of arson attempts. He was charged with arson along with his assistant Dury, who had also been living in the same house and both were imprisoned after the inquest in February 1865, later to be allowed bail in April 1865.
The Age (Melbourne) 24 April 1865 p6

He was given one month's training at Albury Public School in May 1874 and recognised as a teacher at Wagra Provisional School (?near Tumut) from 1st June 1874. He was then appointed conditionally at the teacher for Wagra Public School from 1st June 1875. On 9th May 1879 he was transferred to Morebinger Public School.
He was given a trial teaching position at Burrumbuttock 28th July, 1882 and later given temporary charge at Burrumbuttock n 13th December, 1892. On 18th June 1883 he sat his exams and failed. For reasons not stated he was awarded the classification of IIIC on 1st January 1884 however, as per a ministerial decision, this was cancelled on 7th May and he was informed that he would be moved to a provisional school on account of the unsatisfactory condition of the school. As a result he was removed from Burrumbuttock and sent to Brocklesby School on 14th August, 1884. He was deemed eligible for the Class IIIC on 30th January 1885 except that his practical skills were not up to that grade. His skills were reported to be up to grade and a parchment certificate for grade Class IIIC issued was issued on 6th August 1885. In 1889 to 1891 he received warnings that his performance was not up to standard. He was appointed to Hopefield Public School on 12th January, 1892. Further warnings were issues in 1892 and again in 1900
Granted 6 months leave on 1 Jan 1902
Retired 30 Jun 1902

Hopefield School was on the SE corner of Hopefield Rd and Lavis Rd

Residences:
Sandhust (Bendigo) rates information
1858 William H Hughes in 1858 in a house owned by the Crown, rental value 60 pounds
1862 William Hughes lived in a house owned by GM Hodgkinson, Mollison & Williamson Street, lot 90
1863 William Hughes lived in a house owned by GM Hodgkinson, Mollison & Williamson Street house and land value 30 pounds
1864 W Hughes owns a house at Myers and Williamson St, worth 45 pounds. Occupied by William Hughes (governess)!!
1865 William Hughes is living in Williamson Street in a house owned by William Medd Hodgkinson, rent value 20 pounds
NB the house burned down in 1865. It appears that WHC Hughes purchased the house.
1865 William Hughes owns a house in Williamson St, value 45 pounds
1866 William Hughes (schoolmaster) owns a house in Williamson Street and lives there. Rate value 45 pounds
1867 William Hughes owns and lives in a house in Williamson Street, value 45 pounds
1868 William Hughes (school teacher) owns a house on Williamson St, rental value 40 pounds

In 1889 is living in Goombargana (as per son's (BBCH) wedding notice in paper.
NB Williamson St goes through Quarry Hill

In 1892 according to Dot, he was living in a house on the south east corner of Linden (whilst teaching at Hopefield).

Buried at the Church of England Cemetary, Albury 23rd May 1911.
Died of cancer of the liver
Died at Thurgoona

William married Mary Frances Kelly 15 Aug 1864, Sandhurst, Victoria. Mary (daughter of Thomas Kelly and Mary O'Connell) was born 1837, Drogheda, Louth, Ireland; died 1927, Cambden, NSW. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Age 82 at death (1907). Deatth at Rmond =?Richmond, Victoria
Death Reg. Number: 2738
In the 1841 census she is staying with her uncle Charles Childe at St Mary, Islington West, Parish Lodge Institution.

Wedding announced in the Staffordshire Advetiser on 2/8/1851

From the rates notices in the Borough of Stawell:
1882 No 1591 Isabella Shaw, music teacher owner of house and land Ord St, net annual valuation 15 pounds
1882 No 1592 Isabella Shaw, music teacher owner of house and land Ord St, net annual valuation 6 pounds
1888 No 1420 Isabella Shaw, teacher owner of house and land Ord St, net annual valuation 12 pounds
1888 No 1421 George Playford, well sinker. occupier, Owner Isabella Shaw, Ord St, net annual valuation 4 pounds
1888 No 1422 Francis Gehan, farmer, occupier, Owner Isabella Shaw, Ord St, net annual valuation 4 pounds

Buried 1/2/1907
Died in Melbourne,
Grave No 2367 Stawell Cemetery, Presbyterian

Isabella married Abraham Pierpoint Shaw 28 Jul 1851, Newport, Shropshire, England. Abraham was born Abt 1822, London; died 1898, Stawell, Victoria, Australia. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Christening Date: 26 Nov 1839 Recorded in: Broseley,
Shropshire, England
In the 1851 Wales census Frances Hughes (neice to Maria Ball) was living with Maria Ball (head) aged 51, Benjamin Ball aged 83 (father), Henry Ball aged 28.

Notes:

Death Reg. Number: 10291
Christening Date: 22 Aug 1847 Recorded in: Broseley,
Shropshire, England

Lucy — ? Watkins. [Group Sheet]

Florence married Thomas Griffiths 15 Dec 1872, Pontypool, Monmouthshire, Wales. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Occupation: Archeologist
• Residence: 1851, Islington, Middlesex, England; Relationship: Son

Stephen married Harriet Eliza 1886, Victoria, Australia. Harriet died 26 Jul 1910, Springwood, NSW. [Group Sheet]

Stephen married Mary Ellen Garratt Jan 1871, england. Mary was born 7 May 1847, Waltham Cross, Hertfordshire, England; died 24 Aug 1880, St Leonards, NSW. [Group Sheet]

Stephen married Harriet Monica Sanders 6 Aug 1912, Melbourne, Bourke, Victoria, Australia. Harriet was born Abt 1873, Skidby, Yorkshire, England. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Arthur Childe, born April 2, 1820, son of William Lacon Childe, Esq., M.P., of Kinlet Hall, was committed to the lunatic asylum in 1838, and again declared insane and recommitted by a Commission of Lunacy in 1854, on the basis of his having written 203 letters in code to the Queen expressing his infatuation for her. In his own defense Captain Childe, in his 43rd year, testified that the letters had been written for amusement and to keep himself occupied during his incarceration. Ref.: "Commission of Lunacy on Capt. Childe. A Lover of the Queen," Shrewsbury Chronicle, July 28, 1854.
from
http://darwin-online.org.uk/content/frameset?itemID=F1582&viewtype=text&pageseq=31

Death notice The Pall Mall Gazette (London): 20th February 1882, "Childe-Freeman, son of the late Mr William L. Childe, of kinlet, Shropshire, Rector of Edwyn Ralph with Collington, at St Leonard's-on-Sea, aged 61, Feb. 15."

Other Events:

• Baptism: 2 Sep 1810, Wrockwardine, Shropshire, England

William married Barbara Giffard 1839. Barbara died 1841. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Captain in the 12th regiment of Royal Lancers.
Convicted of lunacy.

Notes:

Manchester Times 3rd February 1883 has her as the eldest surviving daughter of WL Childe the elder, of Kinlet, Shropshire, dying 25th january 1883

Other Events:

• Baptism: 17 Dec 1808

Notes:

Changes to Charles Orlando Childe Pemberton upon inheriting the mansion at Millichope from Reverend Robert Norgrave Pemberton who died without heir.
Educated at Harrow and Christ Church, Oxford graduating with a BA in 1834

Charles married Augusta Mary Shakespear 21 Aug 1849. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Vicar of Kinlet and Cleobury Mortimer, Prebendary of Hereford
Changed to Baldwyn-Childe of Kyre Park, Worcestershire

Edward married Frances Christina Leighton 23 Apr 1862. [Group Sheet]

Annabella — John Simkin. [Group Sheet]

Charity — John Simkin. [Group Sheet]