19. Barber, John 66 old Buried on the % mar 1875 In the plot of 33E John Barber was born in 1808 at Kimbolton. On 3 Nov 1829 at Kimbolton he married Mary Martin. In 1841 they were living in Stonely and John was employed as an agricultural labourer. By 1851, they had moved to Warren House, Stonely and John was employed as a keeper. They are still shown as living in Stonely in 1861 and he was employed as a gamekeeper. By 1871 they had moved to Park Lane, Stonely and John was again employed as an agricultural labourer. Mary died in 1881. Barham, Joseph 84 years old Buried on the 5 Mar 1898 In the plot of A30 It is believed that this is Joseph Samuel Bartram who was born in 1814 at Kimbolton. On 18 Jun 1835 he is shown as having married Jane Cossford (Plot A31) who was born in Ringstead, Northamptonshire in1814. In 1841 they are shown as living in Valentine’s Row, Newtown, Kimbolton when Joseph was shown as being employed as an agricultural labourer. For 1851/1861/1871, they are shown as living in Newtown, Kimbolton and still an agricultural labourer. In 1891 they are shown as living at 6 Duke’s Row, Newtown, Kimbolton with Joseph being employed as a gardener and Jane as a housekeeper. They had seven children. Bartram, Jane 76 years old Buried on the 9 Aug 1890 In the plot of A31 Born as Jane Cossford in 1814 at Ringstead, Northamptonshire. She married Joseph Bartram (Plot A30).
1861 but by this time Cheney is described as a pauper and Sarah was a washerwoman. He is recorded as dying at St Neots, Huntingdon. Clarke, Sarah 80 years old Buried on the 17 Jan 1869 In the plot of 4B Sarah Mitchell was born in Kettering, Northamptonshire and married Cheney Clarke (Plot 3B) on 10 May 1819 in Kimbolton. William Clarke (Plot 39G) was their son. Clarke, 76 years old Buried on the 29 Dec 1871 In the plot of 10E Susan Baker was born in Pertenhall, Bedfordshire. She married Thomas Clarke (Plot D8) o 21 Nov 1853 in Kimbolton. She died in the St Neots Union Workhouse, Eaton Socon, Bedfordshire. Clarke, Benjamin 59 years old Buried on the 27 Nov 1872 In the plot of 44C Benjamin Clarke’s wife was Catherine Clarke (Plot C45). All the records from 1851 show them living in the High Street, Kimbolton. In 1851, Thomas was a school master and surveyor but by 1861 had changed his occupation to that of postmaster. He died in Kimbolton. 61. Clarke, Harriett 64 years old Buried on the 18 Nov 1884 In the plot of H38 From the burial records, Harriett Clarke was a widow and died in Kimbolton, but no other details could be found.
Born in Kimbolton the son of William and Elizabeth Craddock. In 1841 the family were living in Stonely and William was a tailor. By 1861, Jarvis was lodging at 13 College Hill, St Martins Vintry, Middlesex and being employed as a porter. In 1871 he was lodging at 8 St John’s Street West, Islington, Middlesex and working as a brewer’s labourer. 1881 saw Jarvis lodging at 7 Sidney Street, Islington and he was employed as a brewer’s drayman. By 1901 he had moved his lodgings to 18 Carlsbad Street, Islington and was still working as a brewer’s drayman. Jarvis never got married and his burial records state that he was a soldier but no record of this could be found. He died in Holloway, Middlesex and was subject to a coroner’s inquest. Crick, Emma 2 years old Buried on the 16 Dec 1858 In the plot of 9K No information could be found. Crick, Thomas 76 years old Buried on the 01 Feb 1877 In the plot of 25C Born in Kimbolton, he married his wife Elizabeth Crick (maiden name not known). Elizabeth was born in 1801 at Pipewell, Northamptonshire. In 1841 they were living at Stonely Farm, Stonely and Thomas was an agricultural labourer. They were still living there in 1851 and Elizabeth died in 1854. In 1858 at Kimbolton, Thomas married his second wife Hannah Merrill. Hannah was born in 1835 in Kimbolton and in 1841 was living with her mother Mary Merrill at St John’s, Huntingdon. By 1861, Thomas and Hannah were living in Old Road, Stonely and Thomas was employed as an agricultural labourer. In 1871 they were still both living in Stonely but were both recorded as paupers. 78. Croager, William 72 years old Buried on the 06 Jun 1889 In the plot of B4
Probate for Caroline Hannaford reads: “Hannaford Caroline of Kimbolton Huntingdonshire Spinster died 15 May 1908 Probate London 24 August to the reverend Charles Packer and Robert Coles Robinson farmer. Effects £2450. 8s. 8d.” Hannaford, Richard Ash 50 years old Buried on the 18 May 1883 In the plot of A51 Born in Titchmarsh, Northamptonshire, the son of Reverend Richard Ash Hannaford who was born 1788 in Totnes, and was Curate of Titchmarsh in 1814 and the from 1830 to 1865 the Surrogate and Rural Dean. In 1941, Richard was living with the family in the High Street, Irthlingborough, Northamptonshire. By 1861, Richard was living in Lavenham, Suffolk and employed as a chemist and druggist. He had his two sisters, Louisa Hannaford (Plot B52) and Caroline Hannaford (Plot B50) with him. In 1871 he was a chemist and druggist living at the High Street, Irthlingborough, Northamptonshire. He had retired to live in the High Street, Kimbolton with his sisters in 1881 and this is where he died. The probate for Richard Ash Hannaford reads: “Administration (with the Will) of the Personal Estate of Richard Ash Hannaford late of Kimbolton in the County of Huntingdon Gentleman who died 15 May 1883 at Kimbolton was granted at Peterborough to Louisa Hannaford of Kimbolton Spinster the Sister one of the Universal Legatees for Life. Personal Effects £322. 14s. 3d.” Hanson, Alice 10 months old Buried on the 24 Apr 1872 In the plot of 56G Burial records state that Alice was the daughter of George Hanson. George Hanson married Fanny Hanson (Plot 56G). 118. Hanson, Fanny 30 years old Buried on the 3 May 1872 In the plot of 56G Frances Hanson (maiden name not was born in Worcester, Worcestershire and married George Hanson. In 1871 they were living in Church Lane (St Andrews Street), Kimbolton and George who was born 1842 in Birmingham was employed as a tin plate worker. Hanson, Edith Mary
Buried on the 22 Jul 1875 In the plot of 21A Alice Bull was born at Croxton, Cambridgeshire and on 8 Sep 1869 at Offord Darcy, Huntingdonshire, she became the second wife of Charles Horsford (Plot 20A). The probate for Alice Horsford reads: “The Will of Alice Horsford late of Kimbolton in the County of Huntingdon Widow who died 18 July 1875 at Kimbolton was proved at Peterborough by Margaret Bull of Offord Darcy in the said County Spinster the Sister the Sole Executrix. Effects under £200”. 142. Horsford, Elizabeth 57 years old Buried on the 16 Jun 1886 In the plot of B42 Elizabeth Braybrooke was born in Kimbolton and on 7 Nov 1855 at Kimbolton she married John Horsford (Plot B42). Elizabeth died at Gransden Hall, Great Gransden, Huntingdonshire. Horsford, John 64 old Buried on the 19 Feb 1887 In the plot of B42 Born at Ellington, Huntingdonshire and on 7 Nov 1855 at Kimbolton he married Elizabeth Horsford (maiden name Braybrooke)(Plot B42). In 1861 they were living at Ivy House, Stonely and was farming 130 acres, employing 4 men and 3 boys. By 1871 they had moved to Claylands, Stonely and John was farming 124 acres and employing 5 men and 1 boy. In 1881 they were living and working at Grandsen Hall, Great Gransden, Huntingdonshire. John was employed as a gardener and Elizabeth as a housekeeper. They both died there. Horsford, Charles 59 years old Buried on the 8 Jan 1873 In the plot of 20A Born in Kimbolton and on 14 Dec 1840 at Kimbolton, the brother of Sarah Horsford (Plot 20B), on 14 Dec 1840 at Kimbolton he married Mercy Mobbs (born 1821 at Tilbrook, Huntingdonshire)(see under Mercy
Buried on the 20 Apr 1877 In the plot of 13E Born at Woolaston, Northamptonshire, maiden name not known. She married George Smith (Plot 57G). In 1841 they were living in Stonely and they remained there until after 1861. In 1871 she was living in Newtown, Kimbolton with daughter Ann Mumford (Plot E12) and her son Reuben Smith (Plot 14E). It is recorded that she died in Newtown and was a pauper. Smith, Eliza 64 old Buried on the 14 Dec 1876 In the plot of 10D Burial records show that she died in Newtown and was a widow but no further information could be found. Smith, Susan 75 years old Buried on the 25 May 1864 In the plot of 17F Born at Impington, Cambridgeshire (maiden name not known) and she married George Smith (Plot 17F). She died in Kimbolton. 248. Smith, George 73 years old Buried on the 28 Jan 1865 In the plot of 57G Born in Kimbolton and he married Mary (Plot 13E). In 1812 he was invalided out of the Army as a Chelsea Pensioner after he had a hernia on the right side when raising a weight when serving as a blacksmith at Valcennes. It recorded that he was 5ft 5ins tall with dark hazel hair and of fair complexion. In 1841 they were living in Stonely, which is where he died. After leaving the Army he was employed as an agricultural labourer. His daughter was Ann Mumford (Plot E12). And his son was Reuben Smith (Plot 14E). Smith, George
35 old Buried on the 19 Jun 1909 In the plot of I25 Burial records show that he was a groom and gardener. He died in Stonely. Nothing further is known. Tysoe, Stillborn male child of James Buried on the 3 Sep 1875 In the plot of I Burial records show that he died in Kimbolton. Nothing further is known. Unknown, Newborn female child found Buried on the 16 Jan 1860 In the plot of 8 Za Nothing further is known. 262. Wade Gery, Charles Robert 72 years old Buried on the 31 May 1911 In the plot of A11 North Born at Bushmead Priory, Bushmead, Bedfordshire. He was educated at Marlborough College and at Uppingham. He matriculated at Emanuel College, Cambridge. In 1851 he was living at Rectory House, Church End, Colmworth, Bedfordshire. His father, the reverend Robert Wade Gery was Rector of Colmworth. In 1871 Charles was an attorney and is shown as living with his uncle, Charles Day, a land agent in Easton, Stamford, Lincolnshire. In 1871 at Kimbolton he married Emily Hayes, who was born in Ireland. By 1881 they were living at Cedar House, Cambridge Street, St Neots, Huntingdonshire, where Charles was a solicitor. They were shown as living at that address until 1911, by which time they had moved to live in Wornditch Hall, Kimbolton. Charles is shown as being a soldier and a general solicitor country practice. His will reads: “Wade-Gery Charles Robert of Wornditch Hall Huntingdonshire died 26 May 1911 Probate London 11 July to Charles Nevile Day estate agent and Alfred Jordan merchant. Effects £31102. 17s. 3d. Resworn £30928. 6s. 5d.” 263. 264. Wadenhoe,