- Birth · about June 1814 · East Sussex
- Baptism · on 19 June 1814 · West Firle, East Sussex
- Marriage · on 4 February 1836 · Glynde, East Sussex · with Thomas White Scutt
- Death · about 24 June 1890 · possibly 76 years old · Christchurch district, Dorset
Relationships • marriage · 5 August 1856 · St John's Wood, Marylebone, London - St Anne : John Fermor Godfrey Sir †1900 and Mary Cordelia Scutt ca 1838-ca 1919
| [C A S 76yr.] [Tue 09 Feb 1836, Kentish Gazette, Kent, Feb 4, at Glynde, Sussex, by the Rev. Francis Barrow, Thomas White Scutt, esq. of Lewes, a Magistrate and Deputy Lieutenant of the county, to Catherine Ann, eldest daughter of John Ellman, esq. of Glynde. Wife Catherine Scutt and the three children left him long before he died. For at least seven years, Mrs. Catherine Scutt had lived with her brother at Berwick before leaving to make a home for herself. (A book written by Edward Boys Ellman, brother-in-law of Thomas White Scutt and published by Skeffington & Son in 1912, six years after Ellman's death).] [The 1851 Census confirms that Catherine was at Berwick – occupation housekeeper – along with her two daughters. Thomas Scutt would have been at a boarding school. So for at least seven years Catherine had lived with her brother before leaving to ‘make a home for herself'.] |
Sources • birth : Census 1841-51 Sussex • baptism : Ashton Emery • marriage with Thomas White Scutt : Sussex Marr Lic SofG / Kentish Gazette [1836 Feb 09] • death : Christchurch 2b 399
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parents : Thomas Scutt 1769-1852 and Mary White †/1852 …
T W S of Lewes, bachelor 21+. C A E born Glynde, spinster 21+. The Archdeaconry of Lewes Marriage Licence was dated 21 January 1836
Thomas White Scutt, Reverend , Thomas 1808-ca 1855parents : Thomas Scutt 1769-1852 and Mary White †/1852 …
- Birth · on 26 April 1808 · Edburton, West Sussex
- Baptism · on 17 September 1808
- Marriage · on 4 February 1836 · Glynde, East Sussex · with Catherine Ann Ellman
- Death · about August 1855 · possibly 47 years old · Croydon, Surrey
| [T W S - inherited Clapham Estate from his father, Rev.T W S Clapham House and subscriber signature, also Trustee.] [Reverend T S Scutt - Exors of Bognor, ca 4000 Acres.] [Morning Chronicle, London, 1825 Feb 22. The ground at the extremity of the west cliff, and even beyond Wick & the Chalibeate, belonging to the Rev. Mr. Scutt, has recently been purchased by Mr. Kemp and Mr.Baring, as a joint speculation for sixty thousand pounds; and these wealthy individuals intend to dispose of it in lots, either as freehold or on building leases, by which they calculate upon doubling their purchase money. In the midst of all this, rents of good houses still continue undiminished, and even at this moment in demand.] [(Thomas "S" Scutt!) - gentleman. Commission in the Sussex Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Sussex. Thomas White Scutt, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Arthur Chichester resigned, dated 29th September 1827. Ensign Thomas White Scutt to be Lieutenant dated 2nd November 1830 - Royal Sussex Regiment of Militia. Thomas White Scutt, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant, dated 28th November 1835.] [Hampshire Chronicle, Monday 22 November 1830. Friday Night's Gazette. St James's Palace, Nov 17. The King has this day conferred the ..... ..... The Lord Lieutenant has appointed Ensigns Thomas White Scutt, John Price Gruggen, Charles Gruggen, and Lord Wm. Pitt Lennox, to be Lieutenants and the Hon. Edw. Turnour to be Ensign, of the Royal Sussex Regiment Militia.] [Tue 09 Feb 1836, Kentish Gazette, Kent, Feb 4, at Glynde, Sussex, by the Rev. Francis Barrow, Thomas White Scutt, esq. of Lewes, a Magistrate and Deputy Lieutenant of the county, to Catherine Ann, eldest daughter of John Ellman, esq. of Glynde.] [Sussex Advertiser, East Sussex, Monday 23 October 1837. I Hereby Give Notice, that the General Quarter Session of the Peace held at Lewes, in and for the County of Sussex, Monday, the sixteenth day October instant ----- esquire Thomas White Scutt of Lewes, ----- W M. V. Langridge, Clerk the Peace Record Room, County Hall, Lewes, 18 October, 1837.] [Sussex Advertiser, Monday 07 March 1842. At a Public Meeting of the inhabitants of the Borough of Brighton, held at the Town Hall, on Friday, the 4th March 1842, in consequence of the STOPPAGE THE BANKING ESTABLISHMENT of MESSRS. WIGNEY, And for the purpose of an expression of PUBLIC CONFIDENCE THE EXISTING BANKS, Mr. Thos. Fuller, High Constable, in the Chair, It was moved that the Rev. Thomas Scutt, seconded by Mr. Smith Hannington, and resolved unanimously, "That under the painful circumstance of the suspension of payments the Banking Establishment of Messrs. Wigney, it is expedient that prompt steps should taken to publicly express the confidence of the inhabitants in the two remaining banks, namely, Messrs. Hall, West, and Borrer's, and the London and County Banks." Moved by T. Attree, Esq., and seconded by Mr. Isaac Bass, and carried unanimously, that this meeting hereby emphatically expresses its most unlimited confidence the stability of the above Banking Establishments of Messrs. Hall, West, and Borrer, and the London and County Bank, and their determination to support them at the present crisis. Moved by Mr. Herbert Holtham, seconded Mr. H. P. Tamplin, and carried unanimously, That the proceedings of this meeting be advertised in the provincial papers, the Times and Morning Chronicle, and be published in hand-bills for immediate distribution in the town and neighbourhood." Moved Mr. Holtham, and seconded Mr. Cordy, "That the expenses incident to this meeting paid by the High Constable, and charged in his account." Thomas Fuller, High Constable.] [Lieutenant, Thomas White Scutt, resigned dated 1st January 1839.] [Sussex Advertiser, East Sussex, Tuesday 06 October 1846. Eastbourne. Bench Report, Saturday, October 3rd. Before N. Willard, Esq. Thomas Page, of Herstmonceux, labourer, was brought up by Mr. Daws, Inspector police, charged with stealing some oak boards, the value of 3s., the property of the Rev. Thomas Scutt. The prisoner pleaded guilty to the charge, and was accordingly committed for trial at the quarter sessions.] [Sussex Advertiser - Tuesday 31 May 1853. Whereas the Reverend Thomas Scutt, late of Clapham House, and Brighton, the county Sussex, did by his Will bequeath to his Trustees therein named certain sums of money upon trust thereout to pay and discharge all or any or such one more the debt or debts which might be due and owing from his son Thomas White Scutt, at the time of his the said Thomas Scutt's decease, as the said Trustees should, their discretion, think proper, with a view therefore to the exercise such discretion, all persons having any claim against the said Thomas White Scutt are requested forthwith to send the particulars of their respective claims, stating the date and nature of the security (if any) held by them respectively to Messrs. W. H. and C. J. Palmer, 24, Bedford Row, London, or to Mr. Hill, No. 1. Pavilion Parade, Brighton. Dated this 23rd day of May, 1853.] [Sussex Post Office Directory 1874, Litlington is farmed by others as a gift of the trustees of the late Rev. Thomas Scutt. In the 1874 directory the statement is made that the principal landowners are the trustees of the late Rev. Thomas Scutt.] |
Sources • birth : F B'ton 1820-60 SofG • marriage with Catherine Ann Ellman : Sussex Marr Lic SofG / Kentish Gazette [1836 Feb 09] • death : Croydon 2a 93 / Sussex land owners 1873
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Thomas Scutt 1837-1854 …
- Birth · in 1837 · Litlington, East Sussex
- Baptism · on 15 June 1837 · Glynde, East Sussex
- Death · on 16 March 1854 · 17 years old · Didmarton, Gloucestershire - Didmarton Rectory
Sussex Advertiser, Tue 28 Mar 1854, Scutt - March 16, at Didmarton Rectory, Gloucestershire, aged 16, Thomas, only son of T. W. Scutt. Esq., and grandson of the late Rev. Thomas Scutt, of West Street, Brighton.] [Bath Chronicle & Weekly Gazette Thu 23 Mar 1854. March 10, at Didmarton Rectory, Gloucestershire, aged 16, Thomas, only son of T. W. Scutt. Esq., and grandson of the late Rev. Thomas Scutt, of West Street, Brighton.] [Morning Post, Monday 20 March 1854. Scutt — On the 16th inst., at Didmarton Rectory, Gloucestershire ,aged sixteen years, Thomas, only son of T. W. Scutt, Esq., and grandson of the late Rey. Thomas Scutt, of West Street, Brighton.] Sources • baptism : Sussex Baptism Index / IGI • death : Tetbury 6b 214 / IGI / Sussex Advertiser [1854 Mar 28]
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Mary Cordelia Scutt, Mary, Godfrey ca 1838-ca 1919 …
- Birth · about November 1838 · Lewes, East Sussex
- Baptism · on 1 December 1838 · Lewes - St. A.
- Marriage · on 5 August 1856 · St John's Wood, Marylebone, London - St Anne · with John Fermor Godfrey
- Witnesses : Gage ------ †, Catherine Ann Ellman ca 1814-ca 1890, *. *. Godfrey †
- Death · about February 1919 · possibly 80 years old · Cork district, IRELAND
[Godfrey-Scutt. On the 7th inst., at All Saints' Church, St. John's Wood, by the Rev. Dr. Cary, of Brighton, assisted by the Rev. E. J. Everard, Rector of Didmarton, Gloucestershire, John Fermor Godfrey, Esq., eldest son of Sir William Duncan Godfrey, Bart., of Kilcoleman Abbey, County of Kerry, to Mary Cordelia only surviving child of Thomas White Scutt, Esq., late of Clapham House, Sittington, Sussex, and granddaughter of the late Rev. Thomas Scutt, of Brighton.] [After her marriage they moved to Ireland.] [M C G - 80yrs.] Sources • baptism : Lewes bapt:1800-1900 / Sussex Baptism Index • marriage with John Fermor Godfrey : Marylebone 1a 672 / Morning Post [1856 Aug 09] • death : Irish Civil Reg. March 1919 Cork 5 58
&1856T W S - gentleman.John Fermor Godfrey, Sir , John †1900 …- Marriage · on 5 August 1856 · St John's Wood, Marylebone, London - St Anne · with Mary Cordelia Scutt
- Witnesses : Gage ------ †, Catherine Ann Ellman ca 1814-ca 1890, *. *. Godfrey †
- Death · in February 1900
[Godfrey-Scutt. On the 7th inst., at All Saints' Church, St. John's Wood, by the Rev. Dr. Cary, of Brighton, assisted by the Rev. E. J. Everard, Rector of Didmarton, Gloucestershire, John Fermor Godfrey, Esq., eldest son of Sir William Duncan Godfrey, Bart., of Kilcoleman Abbey, County of Kerry, to Mary Cordelia only surviving child of Thomas White Scutt, Esq., late of Clapham House, Sittington, Sussex, and granddaughter of the late Rev. Thomas Scutt, of Brighton.] [J F G was a high sheriff of County Kerry in 1861 living at Kilcoleman Abbey, Milltown, the home of his father Sir William Duncan Godfrey. Kilcoleman Abbey extended to 106 acres by the time he succeeded to the baronetcy in 1873.] [Birmingham Daily Post, West Midlands, Saturday 24 February 1900. The death is announced of Sir John Fermor Godfrey, of Kilcoleman Abbey, county Kerry, Ireland, who passed away in his seventy-second year. He was the fourth baronet, and was formerly a lieutenant in the 2nd Dragoon Guards. In 1856 he married Mary Cordelia, daughter of the late Mr. Thomas White Scutt, of Clapham House, Litlington, Sussex, by whom he leaves several children. The new baronet is his eldest son, William, who is in his forty-third year, and was for some time a lieutenant in the South Wales Borderers.] Sources • individual : Ashton Emery • marriage with Mary Cordelia Scutt : Marylebone 1a 672 / Morning Post [1856 Aug 09]
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William Cecil Godfrey, Baronet , Sir , William 1857- …
- Birth · on 21 July 1857 · Kilcoleman, Kerry, IRELAND
- Marriage · on 7 August 1885 · with Adela Maud Gethin Hamilton
- Marriage · IRELAND · with Mary Henrietta Leeson-Marshall
- Death
[Birmingham Daily Post, West Midlands, Saturday 24 February 1900. The death is announced of Sir John Fermor Godfrey, of Kilcoleman Abbey, county Kerry, Ireland, who passed away in his seventy-second year. He was the fourth baronet, and was formerly a lieutenant in the 2nd Dragoon Guards. In 1856 he married Mary Cordelia, daughter of the late Mr. Thomas White Scutt, of Clapham House, Litlington, Sussex, by whom he leaves several children. The new baronet is his eldest son, William, who is in his forty-third year, and was for some time a lieutenant in the South Wales Borderers.] Sources • birth : The Peerage & Barontage of the British Empire
&1885 Adela Maud Gethin Hamilton, Adela, Godfrey †1890 …- Marriage · on 7 August 1885 · with William Cecil Godfrey
- Death · on 14 August 1890
&M H L-M of Callinafercy, Kerry, IrelandMary Henrietta Leeson-Marshall, Mary, Godfrey † …- Birth · Kerry, IRELAND
- Marriage · IRELAND · with William Cecil Godfrey
- Death
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Helen Gertrude Godfrey, Helen 1868- …
- Birth · on 7 February 1868 · Milltown, Kerry, IRELAND
- Death
Census 1901 - Bournemouth, Hampshire (Dorset). Sources • birth : Ashton Emery
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Mildred Feridah Godfrey, Mildred, KIng 1871- …
- Birth · on 31 March 1871 · Milltown, Kerry, IRELAND
- Marriage · about 1892 · IRELAND · with Samuel Waldron King
- Death
Sources • birth : ancestry.co.uk
&ca 1892 Samuel Waldron King, Samuel ca 1858- …- Birth · about 1858 · County Galway, IRELAND
- Marriage · about 1892 · IRELAND · with Mildred Feridah Godfrey
- Death
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Fanny Scutt ca 1840-1854 …
- Birth · about May 1840 · Lewes, East Sussex
- Baptism · on 24 May 1840 · Lewes, East Sussex - St. Anne
- Death · on 25 December 1854 · possibly 14 years old · Westminster, Middlesex (London) - Hamilton Terrace, St John's Wood
Sussex Advertiser, Tuesday 02 January 1855. Scutt - On Christmas day, at Hamilton Terrace, St. John's Wood, Fanny Scutt, youngest daughter of Thomas White Scutt, Esq., and Catherine Ann, his wife, late Clapham House, Litlington, Suffex, her 13 or 15th year. (GRO Index states 44yr.(sic).) Sources • birth : Lewes & c 370 (1st.Q.) • baptism : Lewes bapt:1800-1900 / Sussex Baptism Index • death : Marylebone 1a 368 / Sussex Advertiser [1855 Jan 02]
