Descendants of Mary Ann Homer ca 1801-ca 1883

Up to the 12th generation

Mary Ann Homer, Mary, Scutt ca 1801-ca 1883
Birth · about 1801 · Affpuddle, Dorset
Marriage · on 9 March 1824 · Hilton / Winterborne St. Martin, Dorset · with William Scutt
Death · about 18 December 1883 · possibly 82 years old · Bere Regis, Dorset
[Salisbury and Winchester Journal, Monday 15 March 1824. Wednesday was married, at Martins-town, by the Rev. W. R. Churchill, Mr. Wm. Scutt, of Moreton, to Mary Anne, eldest daughter of Mr. Homer, the former place.] [M A S - 82yr.]

Sources • birth : BMD (Deaths) • marriage with William Scutt : Church of England, Winterborne St.Martin (alias Martinstown) Parish / IGI • death : Wareham 5a 184

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William Scutt of Moreton & Mary Ann Homer of Winterborne St.Martin. Licences, Certificates & Notices - ref. PE/WSM/IN/1.
William Scutt 1795-1873
parents : John B. Scutt 1758-1837 and Anne Compton 1774-1805
Birth · in 1795 · Hilton, Dorset
Baptism · on 14 June 1795 · Affpuddle, Dorset
Marriage · on 9 March 1824 · Hilton / Winterborne St. Martin, Dorset · with Mary Ann Homer
Death · on 21 February 1873 · 78 years old · Bere Regis, Dorset
[Salisbury and Winchester Journal, Monday 15 March 1824. Wednesday was married, at Martins-town, by the Rev. W. R. Churchill, Mr. Wm. Scutt, of Moreton, to Mary Anne, eldest daughter of Mr. Homer, the former place.] [Sherborne Mercury, Monday 11 January 1836. John White, charged on oath with feloniously stealing a quantity of hay, on the 25th day December last, the parish of Hilton, the property of William Scutt - Acquitted.] [Sherborne Mercury, Monday 06 June 1842. To Henry Ker Seymour Esq., High Sheriff for the County of Dorset. Mr, WE, the under signed, Freeholders and Others, habitants like County of Dorset, request you call a Meeting of the Inhabitants of this County, on such early day may suit your convenience to join in an Address of Congratulation to her Majesty on her escape from the late diabolical attempt on her life, to express our extreme grief and horror that any person should he found within these realms capable of committing wicked and traitorous an act against Her Royal person - William Scutt.] [Salisbury and Winchester Journal Sat 26 Jan 1856 Dorsetshire. Dorchester - We regret to announce an accident which occurred on Saturday last Mr. William Scutt, of Bere Regis, who was thrown out of his gig, and had his thigh broken. It appears that the tire the wheel became loose and frightened the horse, when, unfortunately the reigns broke and running against the bank, the gig was upset. The accident occurred near to Mr. Scutt's house, to which he was immediately conveyed, and we are sorry to say he is still in a very precarious state.] [W S - 77yr.]

Sources • birth : IGI • baptism : Affpuddle Baptisms 1731-1812 / IGI • marriage with Mary Ann Homer : Church of England, Winterborne St.Martin (alias Martinstown) Parish / IGI • death : Wareham 5a 210 / IGI PRF

  1. William Scutt ca 1826-1876
    Birth · about February 1826 · Hilton, Dorset
    Baptism · on 12 March 1826 · Hilton, Dorset
    Death · on 5 February 1876 · possibly 50 years old · Bournemouth, Hampshire
    Burial · in February 1876 · Bere Regis, Dorset
    [Hampshire Advertiser, Saturday 19 February 1876, On the 5th instant, at Bournemouth, William Scutt, Esq., aged 49.] [W S - unmarried.]

    Sources • baptism : Bishop's Transcripts:Hilton 1813-1844 • death : Christchurch 2b 413 / Hampshire Advertiser [1876 Feb 19]

  2. John Thomas Homer Scutt, John 1828-1886
    Birth · in January 1828 · Hilton, Dorset
    Baptism · on 27 January 1828 · Hilton, Dorset
    Marriage · on 5 October 1852 · Iwerne Minster, Dorset · with Louisa Adelaide Fry
    Death · on 14 October 1886 · 58 years old · Blandford, Dorset - St Mary
    [Wareham. The case of Egginton v. Scutt, submitted to arbitration, was fully gone into at the Town Hall, on Friday and Saturday, before an arbitrator. The plaintiff in this case is Mrs. Sarah Charlotte Elizabeth Egginton, wife of Mr. John Lloyd Egginton, of Cirencester, and the defendant is John Thomas Homer Scutt, corn and seed merchant of Blandford, and who until recently carried on business as a farmer at Bere Regis. Plaintiff's claim was for balance of half-year's rent due at Michaelmas 1883 £119 12s 3d; damages for alleged overcropping and bad farming £597 10s; for loss of manure of corn crops £114 10s: for selling off the produce of three acres of clover cut twice £26; for leaving 104 acres foul £150; for 44 acres left to grass, foul £44; neglecting to repair buildings, gates, fences, &c, £10; total claim £1,067 12s 3d. Against this the defendant had entered a counter claim (in which he denied owing the balance of £119 12s 3d) as follows: For money paid for seed sown, as agreed £41 6s 3d; valuation of tillages, labour, Ac, thereon, as agreed £62 13s 5d; sowing down permanent pasture £15; straw and vetch haulm left on the premises £35 3s 6d; total £157 3s. 2d. Defendant also denied the charge of bad farming. The action, which was brought in June 1884, came on for hearing at the last assizes at Dorchester, and was then referred by the learned Judge, by the consent of the parties, to the arbitration of Mr.W.W. Ravenhill, barrister-at-law, before whom the case was commenced on Friday. Mr. Bullen (instructed by Messrs. T. White & Son of London) was for the plaintiff, and Mr. C. W. Mathews (instructed by Mr. Brennand of Blandford) was counsel for the defendant. Mr. Bullen said it was agreed when the case was at Dorchester that the question of custom should not be gone into, and the question before the arbitrator that day was whether the defendant had cultivated the land reasonably and properly, according to the laws of good husbandry, and if he had not, to what damage was the plaintiff entitled. Mr. Mathews said he did not dispute that, but he would like to call the attention of the arbitrator to the fact that at Dorchester the plaintiff abandoned the heads of claim numbered from three to seven, and since the foundation of all that arose out of defendant's alleged departure from farming according to the custom of the country, he should submit with regard to those heads of claim that they were not open at that hearing. He submitted that under the terms of reference the plaintiff in effect abandoned the claims under those several heads, and the heads of claim left open for consideration were the Ist, 2nd, and 8th paragraphs of the statement of claim, in regard to which none arose from the question of custom. Mr. Bullen said the only thing withdrawn was as to whether or not there existed such a custom. They did not abandon the contention as to whether defendant farmed according to the custom or not. The arbitrator said if the case was stopped, the parties would be put to considerable more expense. If there was any doubtful submission, he would take the evidence and separate the particular headings in his finding, and decide whether right or wrong. He would take notice of the objection. Mr. Bullen, continuing, paid there was, as far as he knew, no question as to title or as to terms of tenancy. Defendant had for years held various parcels of land under the plaintiff, and there was an agreement of the 22nd June 1864, in which the defendant agreed "to farm and manage all the premises in good order and good condition." The first item of the claim was for balance of rent. Mr. Mathews: The amount of rent is disputed. Mr. Bullen said he understood the defendant claimed some reduction, but he should prove that the reduction made by the plaintiff owing to bad times had been for specific times. So far as the other parts of the claim went, they referred entirely to damage arising from bad farming, or acts performed in contravention to good farming. This would be proved by gentlemen who were experts in the matter, who would, he believed, satisfy the arbitrator that the claim was a fair one, and only what a landlady had a right to expect, if entitled to damages. He then called Mr. William Trinder of Cirencester, who said he had been agent for the plaintiff for the Dorset estate since 1881. The defendant rented 452a, 2r. 10p., at £755 for the whole, plus the tithes. In December 1881, witness, by plaintiff's instructions, made a reduction in the rent of £120 for the year; and in November 1882, a further reduction on the half-year of £60. Defendant was informed of this abatement at the audit in June 1883. In the following December, defendant paid him £290 on account, being allowed £1 3s for repairs, and £5 14s 9d for small bills, leaving a balance due of £119 12s 3d to the plaintiff. Defendant at that time asked for a further sum for grass seeds, and refused to go to a reference generally. He also claimed £60 abatement of rent, which witness said he had no instructions to allow. Defendant had given notice that he should quit the farm at Michaelmas 1883. In October 1883, defendant had a sale on the farm of hay and straw, the sale being announced of a quantity of good old clover hay and barley and oat straw. Defendant remained after Michaelmas for the purpose of consuming the hay and straw. Witness could not let the farm till last Michaelmas, except about 140 acres. He had had to repair gates and fences since. Cross-examined by Mr. Mathews: Witness succeeded Mr. Rodwell, who was plaintiff's agent for 25 years. He had no previous experience of Dorset land, but went over the estate two or three times a year since 1881. Mr. Rodwell was not present as a witness. Did not know to what sum the land was assessed. The abatements down to that day had been allowed to all the tenants. In a letter in December 1882, the defendant intimated his intention of quitting the next Michaelmas. A reply to that letter admitted £15 of defendant's counter-claim for sowing to pasture a piece of land. Mr. Bullen said that as to defendant's counter-claim the item of £41 6s 3d was admitted, and the three items of £62 13s 5d, £15 and £33 5s 6d were admitted to be subject to valuation. Cross-examination continued: Defendant wanted his rental reduced, to which plaintiff refused to accede, and defendant said he must give up the farm unless he was granted a permanent reduction of 20 per cent, on the rent. Defendant wrote on 18th October 1883, giving particulars of his claims. From November 1882, to October 1883, witness made no complaint, and plaintiff's claim was first made in December 1883, after the defendant's. Westfield. of 139 acres, was let to Mr. Little, in October 1883 at £175. Had no recollection of defendant offering £450 rent for the remainder of the land with the buildings after that. In February 1884, a valuer was sent to look over the land. The grass of the land was sold in 1884 for £100 to a Mr. Cobb. Mr. Homer's tender to cultivate the land was not accepted, but terms were come to with Mr. Edison of Dorchester. Plaintiff had another large farm in the neighbourhood on hand. Mr. James Rawlence of the firm of Rawlence & Squarey, land agents of Salisbury, said he went on the land on 26th February 1884, and found some of the land very foul. Some portions were cross-cropped and some over-cropped. There was no manure or a very small portion on the farm. The straw and hay he understood had been sold and carried off the farm, and he saw no means how it was to be kept in cultivation. In 1882 266 acres were cropped to corn, pulse, and seeds; in 1883 229 acres were cropped to the same; the quantity over cropped being 199 acres. He reckoned £407 10s damages for this, at the rate of 50s an acre. For the hay and straw being sold off and leaving no manure £114 10s; two crops of hay sold off clover, 13 acres £20; extra foulness of 104 acres of land £156; foul state of 44 acres sown to grass in 1883 £44; half cost of labour for repairs, &c, £10: total £948. Cross-examined: He did not go over the farm buildings, and did not go into the yard, but saw a small quantity of manure there. Had made his calculations as to excessive over-cropping on the custom of the country. He went by good and bad farming. He did not know that the "three- field" system prevailed in that neighbourhood. He was on the land nearly the whole day. He made allowance for growth of couch in the intervening months after the mild winter, but he took it there was little appreciable difference. He constantly found the foulness of land a dispute between the out-going tenant and the landlord, and in his experience it was frequently a subject of claim. Taking the time which had intervened and all the circumstances into consideration the farm, in his opinion, was left in a worse condition than farms generally were. In further examination the witness got rather muddled as to the amount of foul land, and in one set of three fields of 47 acres the whole put the foul land at 48 acres! He believed he went over each of these three fields. He adhered to his figures that 104 acres of the total of 125 he visited were foul. He had heard that all this land had formerly consisted of common fields. Reexamined: £2,800 might be a large or small sum to spend on land for four years, according to what was taken out of it. James Davis, estate carpenter to Mrs. Eggington, said that he went over the farm with the last witness. In the following May (1884) he went over it again with Mr. Symonds, pointing out the various fields and giving information with another man named Bullock. In his opinion a good deal of the land was foul. He remembered seeing some stacks of barley and oat straw formerly on the farm which were sold. This witness was not cross-examined. Mr. Daniel Symonds, land agent and surveyor of Dorchester, said he went over the land in question on the 26th May, 1884. Some portions were very bad and some very passible. He calculated the damage to the landlord as follows: According to the information received of the cropping in 1882 and 1883, the total acreage of arable was 295 acres, out of which 266 had been sown to corn and pulse, and in 1883 329; and he considered this 199 acres more than ought to be so cultivated, and put the damage at £497 10s. In 1883 there were 40 acres sowed to trifolium and vetches, which he considered ought to be sowed to turnips, damage £100; 229 acres, he took of corn had been grown on the farm in the last year, and straw sold and loss of manure, damage £114 10s ; 13 acres of clover land mowed twice and hay removed, damage £l per acre; land more than ordinarily foul, damage £156; of the land sown to seed, 44 acres were unclean, and he put the damage at £44; he put the half-cost of repairs to buildings, fences &c. £10.Cross-examined: He did not think a mild winter would affect the condition of the farm much, and the distance of time would not affect his opinion. He calculated on the on the four-field system, which prevailed there as far as he knew. He did not know that the three-field system prevailed at all in the neighbourhood. He did not know the system of quit as you enter. It might or might not exist. He supposed if there had been an incoming tenant, he would have begun cleaning the land, and witness would have seen it in a different state. Re-examined: He did not think the three-field system would be suitable for light land, to farm it profitably. This was the whole of the evidence adduced on the part of the plaintiff. Mr. Mathews then addressed the arbitrator on behalf of the defendant. The land in question had, he said, formerly been common fields, being enclosed about the years 1842 or 1843, from which time, and before, defendant had lived upon the land, formerly assisting his father, who held land under plaintiff's predecessor. In 1851, defendant became a tenant under the plaintiff, having a holding of 21 acres, which was increased from time to time until 1873, when Westfield was the last addition. Early history held it that Mr. Drax, formerly M.P. for Wareham, had whether for electioneering purposes or what he did not know let out this land to tenants of a class who could not afford to cultivate it, and consequently it became poverty stricken to a degree. Defendant had done everything he could to improve the condition of the land. The rental had always been extremely high, and up to taking Westfield defendant had paid £560 for land the gross estimated rental of which was £400, and gave an additional £195 for Westfield. Mr. Rodwell was for 25 years agent to the plaintiff and the land was under his constant supervision, but there was never anything in the nature of a complaint, nor was there from Mr. Trinder between 1881 and 1833. Under the general depression defendant found he could not go on paying such excessive rent, and as the reduction asked for was not acceded, a notice was given at Michaelmas, and three months after Mr. Scutt sent in a claim for materials spent and left on the land, there being then nothing at all against him in the nature of a complaint or claim. He would point out the pressure, or the inducement, held out to defendant to remain on if he would, whilst as a matter of fact the greater part of the present claim was in respect to the year 1882, and there had been no complaint as to selling off or of the general appearance of the land. Time and money were expended for the purpose of keeping the farm on, and the defendant after Westfield was let, offered £450 a year for the rest of the farm, and taking into consideration the reduction made, there would be only a loss of £25 a year to the present plaintiff. Here was proof of the conduct of a good husbandman, for defendant had every intention of keeping on the farm, and actually tendered to keep it on after the notice, and anything contrary to good husbandry would have been altogether opposed to his own interests. Nothing could speak stronger than this fact as to the good conduct and intentions of the defendant. Mr. Scutt left, yet no claim was made. There were surveyors on both sides, and there was appreciably no difference between the evidence of the two in the plaintiff's case. Mr. Rawlence had driven through a portion of the land, but his evidence wanted detail to give weight, detail to give weight, whilst Mr. Symonds's information, upon which his calculations were based, was not even derived first hand, and however skilfully those calculations were based, they were formed on shadowy material, and dealt with things in the rough rather than in detail. It came to a question of good or bad husbandry, and if he established the fact that there had been good husbandry the greater heads of the claims for damages would disappear. He should show that there had been no irregular system since the enclosure but good practice. Taking into consideration the foul state of the land when entered on, the high rental, and the expenditure on it, he thought the claim exceedingly unjust. If a tenant bad taken the farm when defendant went out they would have heard nothing of plaintiff's claim. What had been proved? He had heard no evidence of damage of any description to the plaintiff, only it had been estimated that from 1883 to 1885 the farm was untenanted. But a part of the farm, about 140 acres, was let within a fortnight of defendant's leaving at a good rent. Here was a practical test. During the defendant's tenancy, Mr. Homer steam-cultivated the land at 15s an acre, and after defendant had left he tendered to plaintiff's agent to do it at 12s an acre. He should prove that the alleged foulness of the land did not exist he didn't say that the surveyors visions were distorted by going on a certain side and he thought he should be able to prove that the selling off of hay and straw was done year after year, and was being done by other tenants of the plaintiff; and with regard to the matters made so much of, the landlady and her agents were cognisant of everything taking place on the farms, and he thought that the best record of good husbandry on the part of the defendant was the pressure brought to bear upon in seeking to induce him to remain upon the farm which he had done so much to improve. The learned counsel then called the defendant. Mr. John Thomas Homer Scutt said he was a corn and seed merchant at Blandford, and up to 1853 carried on farming at Bere Regis, where he helped his father in farming before 1851, when he took land himself, holding it under Mr. Drax. There was no system pursued, except three crops in succession. Witness went on increasing his holding until 1873, when he took Westfield, in which year it was twice, cultivated and cleaned, it being in a very bad condition. He paid £80 13s 6d valuation for Westfield, and on going out £121. He spent a large amount, about £2,838, in corn, cake, and manure, on the farm between 1879 and 1883. There was nothing the matter with the land when he left, provided it had been taken on when he went out. He offered Mr. Trinder £450 a year for the rest of the land after Westfield was left. He kept down as much land as he could to grass, and the last two years he had good crops of corn. There was a quantity of turnips and grass in Westfield. He had never taken more than two straw crops in succession. He growed in 1883, 49 acres of wheat, 80 of oats, and 134 of barley and the remaining third was pulse crops, turnips, and grass. This was not overcropping, considering the quantity of land he had down to grass, his number of stock, and the money it cost him. He remained on the farm to thresh his corn and he was then consuming straw. He left 25th March. He had sold off the straw and hay for 30 years, and in his opinion had a right to do so. When he went over the land with Mr. Rawlence the foulness had increased, but there was not the quantity foul as stated. Mr. Rawlence was on the farm no more than one hour and a half. Besides the manure seen by Mr. Rawlence there was a quantity in three other yards. Witness paid £580 rent before he took Westfield. In 1883 he sowed to white straw crops 115 acres. He did offer Mr. Tremmer to accept a reference, except wlth regard to the dilapidations. As other witnesses could not attend on the following day, their evidence was now taken, the cross-examination of the defendant standing over. Mr. George Wood Homer, of Athelhampton Hall, next gave evidence. He occupied several farms. He knew both of the four and three-field systems being applied to such land, and no roots came into the system of three-field. The tenant would be justified in selling hay if no agreement existed to the contrary, and if he was spending a deal of money on the land it would be good farming to sell. He should think with Mr. Scutt's considerable expenditure he would be quite justified in taking two-thirds to white straw crops, and in selling off straw and hay. He knew the land. If there was convenience in buildings, a large quantity of straw might profitably be consumed on a farm. The time from defendant's leaving would make an enormous difference, especially on light land. The land ought to be cleaned in the autumn following a corncrop. In a mild winter the couch would spread very rapidly. If a man found stubble he could leave stubble, and he considered with regard to foul land that, in the absence of agreement, on the four-field system, a man would leave one-fourth foul. He considered that on payment of such a rent a man ought to be allowed to farm as he liked. (Laughter.) He tendered in June 1884, to cultivate the land for 12s. an acre. He had 12s an acre. He had never seen a farm given up all clean and he had never known a claim paid for leaving land in a foul condition. Cross-examined: His tender at 12s was to cultivate twice in a place. If a man was under an agreement to consume the hay and straw, of course he was bound to do it. Mr. Thomas Alner Homer, retired farmer, said he had had great experience in farming. He knew Mr. Scutt's farm; it was always a "couchy" country. It had always been under a three-field system, and that had been good husbandry. He farmed in Bere Regis five years, and sold off straw and hay which he did not want to consume, which was done generally. He farmed in Westfield himself. Mr. Charles Besent, farmer, of Bere Regis, and well acquainted with the parish, said he knew the lands prior to their enclosure. The system of cultivation since its enclosure had not been a very particular one, but he understood that the tenants did pretty much as they liked so as to farm well and pay their rent. There had been great difficulty in the last few seasons in keeping land clean. He had known two straw crops taken succession; had done it himself, and was a tenant of Mrs. Egginton. He should expect about a fourth to be in a foul condition on a farm like Mr. Scutt's. He believed the latter's farming to be good. He had no hesitation in saying the greater part of the land was in a better; condition when Mr. Scutt left it than when he took. Cross-examined: His was arable land. He should not, he thought, himself sell off the straw of two successive crops. He held some land under lease which he cultivated on the four-field system. He sometimes sowed barley after wheat. The case was then adjourned till the following morning. The arbitration was resumed at half-past nine on Saturday morning. The first witness called was Mr. H. C. Galton, overseer of Bere Regis, to produce the rate book. Mr. Bullen objected to the assessment being put in, as he contended it was not evidence on the issue! He further objected on the ground that the rate was no evidence of the value of property as between landlord and tenant. The arbitrator noted the objection. Mr. Henry C. Galton produced the rate books for 1883 and 1884, the valuation of which was made in May 1882. The gross estimated rental of the 454a. 3r. 27p. of land held by Mr. Scutt was £498 13s 7d, and the rateable value £145 19s 10d. The extent of the Mill land was 33 perches, gross estimated rental £70, and rateable value £56. On the rate of 9th Oct., 1883, 139a. 3r. 2p. were transferred to Mr. Little's name, leaving 315 a. 25p., the gross estimated rental of which was £358 13s 7d, and the rateable value £312 19s 10d. The defendant was then cross-examined by Mr. Bullen on his previous day's evidence. Witness said he had been a corn and seed merchant about 30 years. He seeded down vetches on the farm, and did not consider this an exhausting exhausting crop. His father held about 48 acres of Eastfield before he did. Witness took this on in 1872 or thereabout. Did not remember what vetches he had in 1881. He might have had 260 acres sown to corn in 1883, in which year he should think he had about one-third not to corn. Under the four-field system he would have had about one half in corn each year._ He did not "sweat" the land to its uttermost during the last two years of his tenancy. He thought of leaving about five or six years before, but did not then pursue the same course, but might have grown more corn. He did not know of the agreement of 1864 nor was it read to him. He had a right as a good husbandman to take two successive straw crops. He remembered his father s handwriting, and swore it was not his signature in the book produced. William Scutt, of Filliele, was not related to witness's father. Witness sold some of the hay and straw. It might have realised £287 10s 6d but he didn't remember. This would be for the whole farm. Mr Besant bought a rick for £20, and Mr. Tozer one for £15. He should think he had about 200 head of stock in 1883 Between Sept 1883, and March 1884, he had on the farm whilst staying on there, six horses, four cows, and some pigs. He spent on the land in 1882 about £450, and close on £500 in 1883, not including seed. The manure in his yards had been made since Michaelmas. During the last year he might have been taking a little more straw than if he had been going to stay on. Mr. Rawlence was not on the farm from 12 to 3.30. Re-examined: In 1880 he had no wheat and very little lentils. In 1881 he had less than the proper proportion. He had never before finally determined to give up the farm. It was not fair to say he exhausted the land because he was leaving, as he only knew he was going in September 1883. He consumed all the hay and straw he could on the farm, but there was very little pasture, and no building accommodation for stock. By the Arbitrator: He should say that tares and vetches would not exhaust the land more than half of what white straw crops would, and he should say the same of pease. Mr. William Jesty, farming at Bere, said the defendant's land was cultivated very highly. Cross-examined: Mr. Scutt always made a difference in crops every year. He believed he sowed more trifolium, vetches, and pease, in the last two years or so than before. Re-examined: The land was well fed, and he should think no improper quantity of anything was grown. By the Arbitrator: As between man and man he shouldn't think Mr. Scut ought to pay anything for over-cropping. He should not have expected as the land was well fed, and he could have made the land pay if taken after harvest. He should not have expected compensation if the rent was reasonable, say £1 an acre, and should at that rent have expected nothing for overcropping or cleaning. Mr. Henry Tozer, a tenant of Mrs. Ergington's, farming at Bere, said defendant's land adjoined his. He thought it had been in a good state of cultivation on the whole, but had varied, but to no greater extent than other farms. He thought the taking of two straw crops quite proper. Cross-examined; It had been his habit to cultivate as soon as possible after harvest. He took his farm in 1874. and only found a rick of meadow hay on it. Mr. Henry Richards, appraiser and farmer, of Chilbridge Farm, Wimborne, gave evidence as to making a valuation on all the land, except that let to Mr. Little at Michaelmas 1883. He then valued the tillages at £62 15s 5d. £15 was in his opinion, a reasonable charge for sowing down 10 acres to best pasture. Mr. Bullen said he would accept Mr. Richards's valuation as to the tillages and pasture. Witness continuing, said he knew Mr. Scutt's farm well, and thought Mr. Scutt was about the best farmer in Bere Regis. It was his own practice to take two straw crops in succession after two seasons of different treatment. It was scarcely fair to form an opinion of land as left after five months neglect, but a practised man would be able to judge in a measure. He saw the crops growing on Mr. Scutt's land and on the land adjoining, and Scutt's were superior. There was no common system formerly adopted with regard to the lands. In the absence of a contract to the contrary, he thought a tenant had the right to do as he liked with the straw aud hay. Land must be very foul to cost 30s an acre for cleansing. The rent paid by Mr. Scutt was stiff. He was surprised to hear Mr. Scutt's offer of £450 was rejected. Cross-examined: He himself consumed his hay and straw on his farms and spent £1,000 a year on feeding. He had had more couch within the last two years than for the last 30. He as a rule, cultivated directly after harvest. He had noticed no falling off in Mr. Scntt's land within the last two years. By the Arbitrator: Defendant would be justified in selling straw and hay he couldn't consume, unless restricted by lease or agreement, especially considering defendant had to recoup himself for a bad entry. Mr. George Edward Richards, valuer and auctioneer, gave evidence as to having valued the vetches, haulm, and straw, left on the farm at £35. He agreed with his father's evidence. Couch grew very rapidly between the time of harvest and the spring. He should consider it no contravention of good farming on a farm like this to sell hay and straw where the defendant entered it bare, and there was no specific agreement to the contrary. Mr. John Homer Scutt, son of the defendant, proved keeping the books, and extracted the amount expended on the farm between 1879 and 1881 to be £2,831. In 1878, £600 was spent. A good quantity of swedes were grown on the farm. Mr. Alfred Scutt, another son of the defendant, proved extracting items from the accounts for the valuation. In his opinion the land had been properly cultivated by his by his father. Mr. Samuel Cobb, farmer of Bere Regis, said he had been a tenant of Mrs. Eggington's for about 40 years. In his opinion Mr. Scutt's cultivation of the land had been very good, as no-one in the neighbourhood grew better crops. Ho bought some grass on the farm in 1884 for £100, and it was good. He offered £95 this year for the hay off it, which was not accepted. There was nothing wrong, farming as defendant farmed, in taking two straw crops. The hay and straw were sold off in the neighbourhood. Crossexamined: The hay he bought for £100, came off 29 acre and included the after feed. Mr. Walter White, farmer, Burton, Wool, and formerly a tenant of Mrs. Eggington, said it was generally recognised as good husbandry, after taking nothing from the land for two years, to take two straw crops in snccession. It was general to sell the hay and straw off the land. Crossexamined: The spring of 1879 was a very bad one for cleaning land. Charles Standfield, shepherd, formerly in the employ of the defendant, said that a great deal of the land was in a foul condition when defendant entered it. Nothing was very wrong in it when defendant left. The peas were horse feed twice, and this could not be done with very foul land. A fair average number of sheep was kept. In 1883 there were about 40 acres of swedes, and before that there had been more roots. The land was left in fair condition. Cross-examined: In 1883 there were about 200 fat sheep and about 150 lambs on the farm. Mr. Charles Bascombe, farmer and tenant of the plaintiff at Bere Regis, agreed with the evidence of the farmers who had preceded him as to the straw crops and selling off. John Barnes, labourer, long in the employ of Mr. Scutt, spoke as to the land being well cultivated, and in much the same way as other farmers in the neighbourhood. There was a heavy crop of trefolium in 1883, and the crops produced were better than those around. The land was left better than it was entered on. Cross-examined: All the crops in the last year were good, except the peas which were blighted. John Barlow, in the employ of Mr. Eddison, steam engine proprietor, of Dorchester, gave evidence as to going on the farm in March and April 1883, and cultivating, The land was in good working order and there was no trouble in getting the engine through it. The condition of Mr. Scutt's farm was "not much worse than some of them." (Laughter.) Some of it was a little dirty, but there was no unusual proportion of foulness. This concluded the evidence for the defence. The Arbitrator then asked Mr. Rawlence and Mr. Richards what they thought was the proper proportion of stock which should have been kept on a farm like this. Mr. Rawlence said, in his opinion, there should be about 500 breeding ewes with lambs; it was not a place to keep more than three or four cows; and he should think that from 10 to 20 young beasts should be kept during the winter to consume the straw; there ought to be a pair of horses for 60 acres; and four or five breedings sows with young pigs. Mr. Mathews said that Mr. Scutt had kept 16 horses on the farm. Mr. Richards agreed with Mr. Rawlence's estimate, but said that with regard to the beasts a question for consideration was as to the accommodation afforded for stock in the winter. This concluded the case.] [J T H S - 59yr.]

    Sources • birth : Census 1841-61-81 Dorset • baptism : Bishop's Transcripts:Hilton 1813-1844 • marriage with Louisa Adelaide Fry : Shaftesbury 5a 483 / Sherborne Mercury [1852 Oct 12] • death : Blandford 5a 155

    &1852
    Oct 5, at Iwerne Minster, by the Rev. William Blennerhasset, M. John Homer Scutt of Bere Regis, to Louisa Adelaide, eldest daughter of Mr Fry, of Preston Farm
    Louisa Adelaide Fry, Louisa, Scutt ca 1833-1913
    parents : John Fry ca 1791- and Susan ------
    Birth · about 1833 · Iwerne Minster, Dorset
    Marriage · on 5 October 1852 · Iwerne Minster, Dorset · with John Thomas Homer Scutt
    Death · on 12 February 1913 · possibly 80 years old · Broadstone, Dorset
    L A S - 80yr., lived at Llantrissant, Broadstone, Dorset. To Walter Henry Scutt (son - corn merchant).

    Sources • birth : BMD (Deaths) • marriage with John Thomas Homer Scutt : Shaftesbury 5a 483 / Sherborne Mercury [1852 Oct 12] • death : Poole 5a 345 / Wills 1913

    1. Tom Homer Scutt, Tom/Thomas ca 1853-ca 1940
      Birth · about 1853 · Bere Regis, Dorset
      Marriage · about 9 October 1888 · Newport Shifnal, Shropshire · with Elizabeth Vereker Ventris
      Death · about May 1940 · possibly 87 years old · Lambeth district, London
      [Gloucester Citizen - Wednesday 26 September 1877. The Murder of a Constable in Dorset. Henry Lock was yesterday morning brought before the Wareham magistrates charged with wilful murder of P. 0. Thomas Bishop of Dorset constabulary, at Bere Regis on Thursday night. The evidence given was the effect that the prisoner and others were drunk and making a disturbance in the street, and that the deceased went to the prisoner, and endeavoured to take him to his home, which but short distance off. Prisoner lives with his father, and situated in yard with gateway at each end. The constable went with the prisoner through one gateway, and supposed that order to prevent his going out the other way into the street went with him to the cottage-door. Bishop called to the father, "Look, take in your son." A fellow-policeman who was with him, had remained behind at the gateway to keep back crowd of roughs. A man, however, named Ricketts, went round to the other gateway, and on reaching the yard says that he found the policeman standing a short distance from Lock, who took a large stone and flung it at the constable. The stone struck the man on the head, and rendered him insensible. Lock took another stone and flung him whilst on the ground; and on the witness lifting up the policeman, he knocked him out his arms. Dr. Lys gave evidence as to an examination which he had made of the body, and said that both deceased's eyes were black. There was a blow on each temple, on the nose, left, cheek, on the back the hand, and on the right elbow. There was a small wound on the lower lip, and a large one at the back of the left ear. There was also a fracture, about four inches length, on the left side the skull. Dr. W. F. Daniels gave similar evidence. M. Tom Scutt said he had heard prisoner threaten to "do" for the deceased. Prisoner was remanded for a week. The funeral of the deceased took place on Monday and was very numerously attended, the constable having borne a most exemplary character, and been much respected.] [Thu 18 Oct 1888, Devizes and Wiltshire Gazette, Wiltshire. Oct 9, at Church Aston Parish Church, Newport, Salop. Tom Homer Scutt, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., London, of Micklegate, York, eldest son of the late J. T. H. Scutt, of Regis and St. Mary's, Dorset, to Elizabeth Vereker Ventris, third daughter of the Rev. E. Favell Ventris, rector of Church Aston.] [Daily Gazette for Middlesbrough, Saturday 10 October 1891. SAD DEATH OF A YOUNG WIFE AT YORK. An inquest was held yesterday at York upon the body of Sarah Ann Spencer, aged 18, the wife of Barry Spencer, of Pinder's Court. The deceased was confined early on Tuesday morning, and was attended only by an uncertificated midwife. Matters did not, however go on favourably, and Mr T. H. Scutt, surgeon, was called in, and found the deceased in a state of collapse. He found that the deceased had not boen properly treated, and death occurred on Thursday morning from inflammation of the womb, combined with shock and loss of blood. The midwife had made an extra-ordinary mistake as to the supposed presence of a second child; and the treatment she had employed was due to that erroneous supposition. The deceased's husband stated that he had desired to have a doctor at the confinement, but that his wife had overruled his wishes. Emma Barrett, the midwife, said she had attended confinements for nearly fifteen year. She was still under the impression that there were twins but confessed that she had never met with similar appearances before. Mr Scutt said it was possible that the circumstances in this case might have arisen naturally, but it was not probable. The jury found a verdict in accordance with the medical opinion as to the cause of death, but at their request the Coroner censured Mrs Barrett for having undertaken a confinement without a medical man. She had, he said, displayed great ignorance, and he hoped it would be a warning to her not to undertake any further confinements unless she had medical aid.] [Hull Daily Mail - Friday 01 April 1892. Messrs Walker & Son's Horse Sale. Walker and Son held their third March sale at the Repository, Lendal Bridge, Thursday. There was only a small attendance, and sales were quiet, bit prices were fairly good. The property of Dr Scutt, Kitty, mare, 6 years - 31 Gs.] [Leeds Times, West Yorkshire, Saturday 06 July 1895. Ilkley - Rockwood House, Hydro-Establishment. Splendid Situation. Romantic Scenery. Excellent Cuisine. Lawn Tennis recently added. Physician, Dr. Scutt. Terms from 30s. 6d. per week. J. Lister, Proprietor.] [The London Gazette [1908] Scutt, Tom Homer of Llantrissant, Broadstone, near Wimborne, in the county of Dorset and a Member of the Royal College of Surgeons - High Court of Justice in Bankruptcy (by transfer from Poole) 285 of 1908, Bankruptcy - buildings, Carey Street, London, W.C.] [T H S - 87yr.]

      Sources • birth : BMD (Deaths) / Census 1861 Dorset-1901 Middlesex-1911 Bedfordshire • marriage with Elizabeth Vereker Ventris : Newport Shifnal 6a 1535 / Devizes and Wiltshire Gazette [1888 Oct 18] • death : Lambeth 1d 177

      &ca 1888 Elizabeth Vereker Ventris, Elizabeth, Scutt ca 1864-1944
      Birth · about 1864 · Church Aston Rectory, Shropshire
      Marriage · about 9 October 1888 · Newport Shifnal, Shropshire · with Tom Homer Scutt
      Death · on 22 October 1944 · possibly 80 years old · Lewisham district, London
      [Thu 18 Oct 1888, Devizes and Wiltshire Gazette, Wiltshire. Oct 9, at Church Aston Parish Church, Newport, Salop. Tom Homer Scutt, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., London, of Micklegate, York, eldest son of the late J. T. H. Scutt, of Regis and St. Mary's, Dorset, to Elizabeth Vereker Ventris, third daughter of the Rev. E. Favell Ventris, rector of Church Aston.] [E V S 80yr.]

      Sources • birth : BMD (Deaths) / Census 1901 Middlesex • marriage with Tom Homer Scutt : Newport Shifnal 6a 1535 / Devizes and Wiltshire Gazette [1888 Oct 18] • death : Lewisham 1d 648

      1. Ethel Vereker Scutt, Ethel, Brown ca 1890-ca 1932
        Birth · about July 1890 · York, Yorkshire - 21 Micklegate
        Baptism · on 27 July 1890 · Broadstone, Dorset
        Marriage · about February 1915 · Greenwich district, London · with John J. Brown
        Death · about February 1932 · possibly 41 years old · Lewisham district, London
        E V B 41yr.

        Sources • birth : York 9d 19 / Yorkshire BMD - MIC/52/45 • marriage with John J. Brown : Greenwich 1d 1442 • death : Lewisham 1d 1350

        &ca 1915 John J. Brown, John
        Marriage · about February 1915 · Greenwich district, London · with Ethel Vereker Scutt
        Death

        Sources • marriage with Ethel Vereker Scutt : Greenwich 1d 1442

        1. John F. V. Brown, John ca 1915
          Birth · about August 1915 · Woolwich district, London

          Sources • birth : Woolwich 1d 2025

    2. John Homer Scutt, John ca 1855-1925
      Birth · about June 1855 · Iwerne-Minster, Dorset
      Baptism · on 25 December 1855 · Iwerne-Minster, Dorset
      Marriage · on 5 August 1885 · Winterbourne Whitechurch, Dorset · with Mary Amelia Fowler
      Marriage · about 19 October 1904 · Northam & Appledore, Devon · with Mabel Eliza Babington
      Death · on 5 May 1925 · possibly 69 years old · Poole, Dorset
      Burial · on 8 May 1925 · Longfleet, Dorset
      [Western Gazette, Somerset Fri 07 Aug 1885. Aug the 5th at Winterbourne Whitechurch by the Rev. G H Wynn, rector assisted by Rev. Langford, vicar of Bere Regis, Mr. John Homer Scutt to Miss Mary Fowler, eldest daughter of Mr. R Fowler of Whitechurch.] [North Devon Journal Thu 27 Oct 1904. Scutt- Babington. October 19 at the Parish Church, Northam, the Rev. Preb. M D Dimond - Churchward, John Homer Scutt, of Seldown Tower, Poole, to Mabel E Babington, of Urney, Northam.] [Western Gazette - Friday 22 September 1916. Dorset Farmers Effort for the Red Cross. The second annual jumble sale on behalf of the Dorsetshire Branch of the British Farmers Red Cross Fund, of which Mr. J. Homer Scutt, of Poole, is the county honorary secretary, was held at the Dorchester Cattle Market Wednesday. Lord Digby of Minterne, was president, and Mr William of chairman of the Organising and Working Committee, and the arrangements were again ably made by the two Joint Honorary Secretaries, whose spirited efforts a year ago ensured so great a success the first sale, namely, Mr. J J Wyatt, of Middle Farm, and Mr. A J Scutt, of Castle Farm. All three firms of Dorchester auctioneers, Messrs. T Ensor & Son, Messrs, Henry Duke & Son, and Messrs. & Sampson kindly gave their services and those of their staff free of all charge. The Countess of Shaftesbury, who, as wife of H.M. Lieutenant for Dorset (Brigadier-General the Earl of Shaftesbury, X.C.V.0.), is president of the Red Cross Dorset, had been announced to declare the sale open and to sell the first bullock had proved a decided draw.] [Western Gazette, Somerset, Friday 16 October 1925. Sales Order of the Exors. of the Late J. Homer Scutt, Esq. Seldown Towers, Seldown, Poole, Dorset, a beautiful position, adjoining and overlooking Poole Park, commanding fine views over Poole Harbour and the Purbeck Hills. The Attractive and Commodius Leasehold Residence, known as Seldown Towers, containing Three Reception-rooms, Eight Bedrooms, Bath-room, Kitchen, and Usual Offices, standing in well laid-out Pleasure Grounds of about Half-an-Acre. Messrs. F G Wheatley & Son Will Offer the above for Sale Auction (unless Sold previously by Private Treaty), At 102 High Street, Poole, On Thursday, 22nd October 1925, at Three p.m. Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be obtained from Messrs. Bowen & Symes, Solicitors, 9 and 10, East Street, Weymouth; or the Auctioneers, 102 High Street, Poole. Tuesday, October 20th, 1925.] [J H S - 70yr., lived in Seldon Towes, Poole. To (George) Percival (Symes) Scutt (bank manager) & Gustavus Phelps Symes.]

      Sources • birth : Wareham 5a 311 / Census 1881 Dorset-1891 Yorkshire • baptism : IGI C02431-0 • marriage with Mary Amelia Fowler : Blandford 5a 441 / Western Gazette [1885 Aug 07] • marriage with Mabel Eliza Babington : Bideford 5b 1087 / North Devon Journal [1904 Oct 27] • death : Poole 5a 253 / Wills 1925

      &1885
      Banns:1885 Jul 19.
      Mary Amelia Fowler, Mary, Scutt 1854-1898
      Birth · on 26 January 1854 · Longfleet, Dorset
      Marriage · on 5 August 1885 · Winterbourne Whitechurch, Dorset · with John Homer Scutt
      Death · on 22 January 1898 · 43 years old · Poole, Dorset
      Burial · Longfleet, Dorset
      [M A S 44yr., living at Seldown, Poole. To J H S, corn merchant.] [Western Gazette, Somerset Fri 07 Aug 1885. Aug the 5th at Winterbourne Whitechurch by the Rev. G. H. Wynn, rector assisted by Rev. Langford, vicar of Bere Regis, Mr. John Homer Scutt to Miss Mary Fowler, eldest daughter of Mr. R. Fowler of Whitechurch.]

      Sources • birth : BMD (Deaths) • marriage with John Homer Scutt : Blandford 5a 441 / Western Gazette [1885 Aug 07] • death : Poole 5a 193 / Wills 1898

      1. Ruth Mary Scutt, Ruth, Pirssell 1892-
        Birth · on 26 December 1892 · Longfleet, Dorset
        Baptism · on 5 February 1893 · Longfleet, Dorset
        Marriage · in 1925 · Delhi, Bengal, INDIA · with Richard Stanley Pirssell
        Death
        Western Gazette, Somerset, Fri 30 Dec 1892. SCUTT - Dec. 26, at Dunvegan, Longfleet, Poole, the wife of J. Homer Scutt, of a daughter.

        Sources • birth : Poole 5a 267 (1893 1st.Q.) / Westeren Gazette [1892 Dec 30] • marriage with Richard Stanley Pirssell : Bengal Marriages 1713-1948 485 74

        &1925
        R M S (32) single - father:John Homer Scutt. R S P (42) - father:Richard Pirssell
        Richard Stanley Pirssell, Richard
        Marriage · in 1925 · Delhi, Bengal, INDIA · with Ruth Mary Scutt
        Death

        Sources • marriage with Ruth Mary Scutt : Bengal Marriages 1713-1948 485 74

      2. Katherine Margaret Scutt, Katherine 1895-1989
        Birth · on 26 February 1895 · Longfleet, Dorset
        Baptism · on 7 April 1895 · Longfleet, Dorset
        Death · in October 1989 · 94 years old · Surrey (South East)
        Katharine Margaret Scutt noted here at birth [BMD].

        Sources • birth : Poole 5a 288 / Nursing Registers 1898-1968 • death : Surrey S E 1089 17 1215

      &ca 1904 Mabel Eliza Babington, Mabel, Babingdon/Scutt †1957
      Marriage · about 19 October 1904 · Northam & Appledore, Devon · with John Homer Scutt
      Death · on 17 June 1957 · Worthing, West Sussex
      [North Devon Journal Thu 27 Oct 1904. Scutt- Babington. October 19 at the Parish Church, Northam, the Rev. Preb. M. D. Dimond - Churchward, John Homer Scutt, of Seldown Tower, Poole, to Mabel E. Babington, of Urney, Northam.] [Babingdon noted at birth of son.] [M E S - 85yr., Karney House, Westbrooke, Worthing, Sussex (formerly 70 Richmond Road, Worthing, aforesaid), Widow, 17th June 1957.]

      Sources • marriage with John Homer Scutt : Bideford 5b 1087 / North Devon Journal [1904 Oct 27] • death : Worthing 5h 610 / The London Gazette [1957]

      1. Eileen Mabel Scutt, Eileen 1905-2002
        Birth · on 14 December 1905 · Poole, Dorset
        Baptism · Longfleet, Dorset
        Death · on 15 February 2002 · 96 years old · Worthing, West Sussex
        E M S lived at Linden Lodge, Tennyson Road, Worthing, West Sussex. Retired, died in a nursing home in Worthing.

        Sources • birth : Poole 5a 255 (1906 1st.Q.) • death : Worthing 7861A 1A18C / The London Gazette [2002]

      2. John Melville Scutt, John 1907-1995
        Birth · on 22 May 1907 · Poole, Dorset
        Marriage · about May 1938 · Croydon, Surrey · with Elsie Adeline Cordle
        Death · on 2 October 1995 · 88 years old · Shefford, Bedfordshire
        [35M48/6A/58 Title - Induction mandate: John Melville Scutt MA, Worting (4 Dec 1936). Patron: Sir Charles Anthony King Harman KCMG of Ouse Manor Sharnbrook, Bedford County.] [35M48/6A/69 Title - Induction mandate: Frederick George Jarvis, Worting (13 Jan 1939). Patron: Sir Charles Anthony King Harman KCMG. Previous incumbent: John Melville Scutt.] [Education at St. Edmund Hall.] [Chaplains Branch - The Reverend John Melville Scutt, M.A., is granted a short service commission with the relative rank of Squadron Leader 13th Jan 1939.] ]John Melville Scutt, MA, DIP.TH., 2 October 1995; commoner 1926–9. Aged 88. St Edmund Hall.]

        Sources • birth : Poole 5a 262 • marriage with Elsie Adeline Cordle : Croydon 2a 1731 • death : Biggleswade 3101 30C

        &ca 1938 Elsie Adeline Cordle, Elsie/Elsie Adelina, Scutt 1905-1996
        Birth · on 14 April 1905 · Lambeth district, London
        Marriage · about May 1938 · Croydon, Surrey · with John Melville Scutt
        Death · on 23 March 1996 · 90 years old · Shefford, Bedfordshire
        E A S - 90yr.

        Sources • birth : Lambeth 1d 479 • marriage with John Melville Scutt : Croydon 2a 1731 • death : Biggleswade 3101 30C / Daily Telegraph

        1. Gordon Hubert Melville Scutt, Gordon 1939
          Birth · on 18 May 1939 · 85 years old · Weston district, Hampshire
          Marriage · on 3 May 1969 · Ripon Cathedral, Ripon, North Yorkshire · with Sally Patricia Lavers

          Sources • birth : Weston 5c 711 (3rd.Q.) • marriage with Sally Patricia Lavers : Claro 2c 221 / Electoral Roll 2002-10

          &1969 Sally Patricia Lavers, Sally
          Birth
          Marriage · on 3 May 1969 · Ripon Cathedral, Ripon, North Yorkshire · with Gordon Hubert Melville Scutt

          Sources • birth : Electoral Roll 2002 • marriage with Gordon Hubert Melville Scutt : Claro 2c 221 / Electoral Roll 2002-10

          1. Sophie Louise Mary Scutt, Sophie 1971
            Birth · on 21 June 1971 · 52 years old · Westminster Hospital, Westminster, London
            Marriage · on 1 April 2000 · Hartley Mauditt, Hampshire · with Justin Richard Jocelyn Thomas

            Sources • birth : Westminister 5e 2551 • marriage with Justin Richard Jocelyn Thomas : N E Hants 495 Apr 1479

            &2000 Justin Richard Jocelyn Thomas, Justin 1968
            Birth · on 28 March 1968 · 56 years old · Hartley Mauditt, Hampshire
            Marriage · on 1 April 2000 · Hartley Mauditt, Hampshire · with Sophie Louise Mary Scutt

            Sources • marriage with Sophie Louise Mary Scutt : N E Hants 495 Apr 1479

            1. Samuel Geoffrey Jocelyn Thomas, Samuel 2002
              Birth · on 5 April 2002 · 22 years old · Kensington & Chelsea district, London

              Sources • birth : London Times, Births and Christenings 1983-2003) [Kensington & Chelsea Apr A36A 2391A 134]

          2. Rebecca Josephine Scutt, Rebecca 1974
            Birth · on 16 March 1974 · 50 years old · Westminster, London
            Marriage · on 11 September 1999 · Hampshire (North East) · with Dominic S. Neale Freeland

            Sources • birth : Westminster 5e 2055 • marriage with Dominic S. Neale Freeland : N E Hants 495 Sep 1079

            &1999
            engagement:1999 Feb 17
            Dominic S. Neale Freeland, Dominic
            Marriage · on 11 September 1999 · Hampshire (North East) · with Rebecca Josephine Scutt

            Sources • marriage with Rebecca Josephine Scutt : N E Hants 495 Sep 1079

          3. Oliver Geoffrey J. M. Scutt, Oliver, (2002) Durham University 1979
            Birth · on 24 October 1979 · 44 years old · Basingstoke district, Hampshire
            Marriage · in June 2014 · with Rachel M. Taylor

            Sources • birth : Basingstoke 20 0081 / Electoral Roll 2002-14 • marriage with Rachel M. Taylor : Gordon H. M. Scutt / Electoral Rolls 2007-14

            &2014
            The engagement is announced between Oliver, only son of Mr and Mrs Gordon Scutt, of Hampshire, and Rachel, younger daughter of the Rev Christopher Taylor and Dr Caroline Moir, of Cumbria.
            Rachel M. Taylor, Scutt
            parents : Christopher Taylor Reverend and Caroline Moir
            Marriage · in June 2014 · with Oliver Geoffrey J. M. Scutt

            Sources • marriage with Oliver Geoffrey J. M. Scutt : Gordon H. M. Scutt / Electoral Rolls 2007-14

            1. Romula Scutt 2015
              Birth · on 30 April 2015 · 9 years old
            2. Margot Scutt 2019
              Birth · on 2 May 2019 · 5 years old

              Sources • birth : Gordon H. M. Scutt

        2. Heather J. C. Scutt, Heather, Fairweather 1940
          Birth · on 13 July 1940 · 83 years old · Amersham, Buckinghamshire
          Marriage · about November 1967 · Redbridge district, Essex · with Anthony E. Fairweather

          Sources • birth : Amersham 3a 2585 • marriage with Anthony E. Fairweather : Redbridge 5d 1279

          &ca 1967 Anthony E. Fairweather, Anthony
          Marriage · about November 1967 · Redbridge district, Essex · with Heather J. C. Scutt

          Sources • marriage with Heather J. C. Scutt : Redbridge 5d 1279

          1. Timothy Charles M. Fairweather, Timothy ca 1970
            Birth · about February 1970 · 54 years old · St. Marylebne district, London

            Sources • birth : St. Marylebne 5d 3006

          2. Annabel Jane Fairweather, Annabel ca 1973
            Birth · about November 1973 · 50 years old · Hatfield district, Hertfordshire

            Sources • birth : Hatfield 4b 510S

      3. Joan Frances Scutt, Joan ca 1909-1993
        Birth · about February 1909 · Poole, Dorset
        Death · on 11 October 1993 · possibly 84 years old · Malkerns, SWAZILAND
        J F S - unmarried, M.B.E., To be Ordinary Members of the Civil Division of the said Most Excellent Order: Miss Joan Frances Scutt, Missionary. For services to education and to the Community, particularly in remote areas in Swaziland (-1987). "Joan Frances Scutt" born 1909, died 1993. A English woman who pioneered one of the first handicraft centres in Swaziland thereby enabling the women of the community to be self-sufficient by making and selling grasswork, weaving, mats, carpets and batik. She was born in Poole in Dorset and in 1937 left England to become a missionary. In 1953 she moved to Mankayane Mission in Encabaneni where she stayed, as the only missionary, for 30 years. From a small hut there she developed a Christian mission complex which included primary and secondary schools and a health clinic. She also wrote more than 15 books and her Story of Swaziland was widely acclaimed. She served as a secretary of the Swaziland Conference of Churches and was a fluent broadcaster in Siswati. She retired in 1982 and in the same year was appointed MBE. King Sobhuza gave her land on which to build her own home and she did so with her own hands. When she died her funeral was attended by 1,000 people (95% African) with 10 speakers at a five-hour service.

        Sources • death : The London Gazette [1967] / Gordon H. M. Scutt

      4. Ronald Walter Babington Scutt, Ronald 1916-1987
        Birth · on 22 August 1916 · Seldown, Poole, Dorset
        Marriage · about February 1945 · Knutsford, Cheshire - St. Cross · with Nancy Helen Came
        Death · on 4 December 1987 · 71 years old · Salisbury, Wiltshire
        [Western Gazette, Somerset, Fri 01 Sep 1916. SCUTT - Aug 22, at Seldown, Poole, the wife of Holmer (sic) Scutt, of a son.] [Bath Chronicle and Weekly Gazette Sat 11 Aug 1934. Examination Successes, the pass list for the first examination for medical degrees in the University of London appears the name of W. N. Taylor, of Monkton Combe School, the elder son of Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Taylor of North Hill House, Radstock. The list also contains the name of another Monktonian,:) Ronald Walter Babington Scutt.] [32 Bedwin Street, Salisbury, Wilts. 4th December I987 (Robert William Sykes and Christopher Dearmer Nichols).]

        Sources • birth : Poole 5a 391 (4th.Q.) / Western Gazette [1916 Sep 01] • marriage with Nancy Helen Came : Bucklow 8a 469 / Cheshire BMD - KSC/2/75 • death : Salisbury 1287 18 2115 / The London Gazette [1988]

        &ca 1945 Nancy Helen Came, Scutt †2012
        Marriage · about February 1945 · Knutsford, Cheshire - St. Cross · with Ronald Walter Babington Scutt
        Death · on 20 June 2012

        Sources • marriage with Ronald Walter Babington Scutt : Bucklow 8a 469 / Cheshire BMD - KSC/2/75 • death : Gov.UK Winchester

        1. Nicola Scutt, Nikky, Stock/Maunsell/Eyles ca 1946
          Birth · about August 1946 · 77 years old · Bristol, Gloucestershire
          Marriage · about February 1967 · Gosport, Hampshire · with Robert G. Stock
          Divorce · with Robert G. Stock
          Marriage · about 1988 · England · with Robin Guy Debonnaire Maunsell
          Divorce · with Robin Guy Debonnaire Maunsell
          Marriage · in June 1992 · Cambridge district, Cambridgeshire · with Phillip Eyles

          Sources • birth : Bristol 7b 336 • marriage with Robert G. Stock : Gosport 6b 803 • marriage with Robin Guy Debonnaire Maunsell : London Times, Marriages 1982-2004 (1988 Apr 22) • marriage with Phillip Eyles : Cambridge 0692 9 0863 [Maunsell] / Cambridgeshire BMD [Scutt]

          &ca 1967 Robert G. Stock, Robert
          Marriage · about February 1967 · Gosport, Hampshire · with Nicola Scutt
          Divorce · with Nicola Scutt

          Sources • marriage with Nicola Scutt : Gosport 6b 803

          1. Alexandra Jane Stock, Alexandra/Alex 1971
            Birth · on 1 September 1971 · 52 years old
            No mention · with ------ Waylett
            Partners · with ------ ------

            Sources • birth : Surrey N 5g 386 / Jane Fitzgerald

            & ------ Waylett
            No mention · with Alexandra Jane Stock
            1. Joshua Waylett 2002
              Birth · on 20 June 2002 · 21 years old
            2. Benjamin Waylett 2002
              Birth · on 20 June 2002 · 21 years old
            & ------ ------
            Partners · with Alexandra Jane Stock
            1. Rebecca Tobias James Stock, Rebecca 2007
              Birth · on 26 December 2007 · 16 years old
              a possible mistake here?
          2. Rebecca Elizabeth Stock, Rebecca/Becky 1974
            Birth · on 23 February 1974 · 50 years old · Exeter district, Devon

            Sources • birth : Exeter 7a 953 / Jane Fitzgerald

          &ca 1988
          not the date of marriage nor divorce are known
          Robin Guy Debonnaire Maunsell, Robin
          Marriage · about 1988 · England · with Nicola Scutt
          Divorce · with Nicola Scutt

          Sources • marriage with Nicola Scutt : London Times, Marriages 1982-2004 (1988 Apr 22)

          &1992 Phillip Eyles
          Marriage · in June 1992 · Cambridge district, Cambridgeshire · with Nicola Scutt

          Sources • marriage with Nicola Scutt : Cambridge 0692 9 0863 [Maunsell] / Cambridgeshire BMD [Scutt]

        2. Jane Mary Babington Scutt, Jane, Bowen/Dover/Davies/Fitzgerald ca 1948
          Birth · about October 1948 · 75 years old · Westminster, London
          Marriage · about February 1975 · Hampshire (South East) · with Peter A. Bowen
          Divorce · in 1980 · with Peter A. Bowen
          Marriage · in 1981 · England · with John Dover
          Divorce · in 1990 · with John Dover
          Marriage · in 1993 · England · with Christopher Davies
          Divorce · in 1997 · with Christopher Davies
          Marriage · in 2001 · England · with Martin Fitzgerald
          twin.

          Sources • birth : Westminister 5c 427 • marriage with Peter A. Bowen : S E Hants 20 1344 • marriage with John Dover : Jane Fitzgerald • marriage with Christopher Davies : Jane Fitzgerald • marriage with Martin Fitzgerald : Jane Fitzgerald

          &ca 1975
          Jane E. B. Scutt stated here
          Peter A. Bowen, Peter
          Marriage · about February 1975 · Hampshire (South East) · with Jane Mary Babington Scutt
          Divorce · in 1980 · with Jane Mary Babington Scutt

          Sources • marriage with Jane Mary Babington Scutt : S E Hants 20 1344

          1. Thomas Vincent Morgan Bowen, Thomas 1976
            Birth · on 23 April 1976 · 48 years old · Portsmouth district, Hampshire

            Sources • birth : Portsmouth 20 1238 / Jane Fitzgerald

          2. James Richard Bowen, James 1979
            Birth · on 4 October 1979 · 44 years old · Portsmouth district, Hampshire

            Sources • birth : Portsmouth 20 773 / Jane Fitzgerald

          &1981 John Dover
          Marriage · in 1981 · England · with Jane Mary Babington Scutt
          Divorce · in 1990 · with Jane Mary Babington Scutt

          Sources • marriage with Jane Mary Babington Scutt : Jane Fitzgerald

          &1993 Christopher Davies
          Marriage · in 1993 · England · with Jane Mary Babington Scutt
          Divorce · in 1997 · with Jane Mary Babington Scutt

          Sources • marriage with Jane Mary Babington Scutt : Jane Fitzgerald

          &2001 Martin Fitzgerald
          Marriage · in 2001 · England · with Jane Mary Babington Scutt

          Sources • marriage with Jane Mary Babington Scutt : Jane Fitzgerald

        3. Richard A. C. Scutt, Richard ca 1948-ca 1948
          Birth · about October 1948 · Westminster, London
          Death · about December 1948 · possibly 2 months old · Westminster, London
          twin. R A C S - 6wks.

          Sources • birth : Westminister 5c 427 • death : Wandsworth 5d 816

        4. Simon John Came Scutt, Simon 1950
          Birth · on 28 July 1950 · 73 years old · Norwich district, Norfolk
          Marriage · about May 1974 · Reading/Wokingham district, Berkshire · with Heather Rosemond Moon

          Sources • birth : Norwich 4b 822 • marriage with Heather Rosemond Moon : Reading & Wokingham 19 0327 / Electoral Roll 2002-10

          &ca 1974 Heather Rosemond Moon, Heather, Scutt
          parents : Michael Moon 1926 and Iris Wilder
          Birth
          Marriage · about May 1974 · Reading/Wokingham district, Berkshire · with Simon John Came Scutt

          Sources • birth : Electoral Roll 2002 • marriage with Simon John Came Scutt : Reading & Wokingham 19 0327 / Electoral Roll 2002-10

          1. Henry Scutt 1979
            Birth · on 28 July 1979 · 44 years old · Hammersmith district, London
          2. Sarah Scutt 1981
            Birth · on 29 September 1981 · 42 years old · Salisbury district, Wiltshire

            Sources • birth : Salisbury 23 1425 (4th.Q.)

          3. Flora Scutt 1988
            Birth · on 10 May 1988 · 36 years old · Salisbury, Wiltshire

            Sources • birth : Salisbury 0688 23 1708 / London Times, Births and Christenings 1983-2003

    3. Douglas William Scutt, Douglas/William ca 1856-1884
      Birth · about November 1856 · Iwerne-Minster, Dorset
      Baptism · on 25 December 1856 · Dorset
      Death · on 8 May 1884 · possibly 27 years old · Blandford, Dorset
      Burial · in May 1884 · Blandford, Dorset - St Mary
      Census 1861 Dorset - William D. Scutt. D W S 26yr.

      Sources • birth : Iwerne-Minster, Dorset • baptism : IGI C02431-0 • death : Blandford 5a 175

    4. Walter Henry Scutt, Walter ca 1859-1947
      Birth · about January 1859 · Bere Regis, Dorset
      Marriage · on 29 June 1898 · Parkstone, Dorset - St Peter · with Katherine Ella Waterman
      Death · on 21 September 1947 · possibly 88 years old · Broadstone, Dorset
      Burial · on 24 September 1947 · Broadstone, Dorset
      W H S 89yr.

      Sources • birth : Wareham 5a 319 • marriage with Katherine Ella Waterman : Poole 5a 633 • death : Poole 6a 421

      &1898
      Banns 1898 Jun 05.
      Katherine Ella Waterman, Katherine, Scutt ca 1871-1938
      Birth · about 1871
      Marriage · on 29 June 1898 · Parkstone, Dorset - St Peter · with Walter Henry Scutt
      Death · on 29 April 1938 · possibly 67 years old · Broadstone, Dorset
      Burial · on 3 May 1938 · Broadstone, Dorset
      The London Gazette [1938] Katherine Ella Scutt, Deceased. Pursuant to the Trustee Act, 1925, Section 27. Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other persons having any claims or demands against the estate of Katherine Ella Scutt late of "Lydiate", Broadstone in the county of Dorset (the Wife of Walter Henry Scutt) who died on the 29th day of April 1938 and whose Will was duly proved in the Principal Registry of the Probate Division of His Majesty's High Court of Justice on the) twelfth day of September 1938 by Midland Bank Executor and Trustee Company Limited of 27-32 Poultry in the city of London, the sole executor named in the said Will, are hereby required to send particulars thereof in writing to the Manager, Midland Bank Executor & Trustee Company Limited, 59 Old Christchurch Road, Bournemouth, or to the undersigned Solicitors on or before the first day of December 1938 after which date the said executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased among the persons entitled thereto having regard only to the claims or demands then notified and will not be liable for the assets of the deceased or any part thereof so distributed to any persons of whose claims or demands the said Bank shall not then have had notice. Dated this sixteenth day of September 1938. Trevanion and Curtis, 87 High Street, Poole, Solicitors for the said Executor. K E S 67yr.

      Sources • birth : BMD (Deaths) • marriage with Walter Henry Scutt : Poole 5a 633 • death : Poole 5a 280 / Wills 1938

      1. Walter Francis Homer Scutt, Walter ca 1899-/1978
        Birth · about August 1899 · Parkstone, Dorset
        Baptism · on 17 September 1899 · Broadstone, Dorset
        Marriage · in 1929 · SOUTHERN RHODESIA? · with Bertha ------
        Death · before 1978 · ZIMBABWE (SOUTHERN RHODESIA)
        The London Gazette [1918], The King has approved the admission to the Indian Army of the undermentioned Second Lieutenants from the Unattached List: Walter Francis Homer Scutt 29th Dec 1918. W S (from Canada) entered employ on the farm in 1925.

        Sources • birth : Poole 5a 251 • marriage with Bertha ------ : Pete Barlow • death : Zimbabwe Death Registers 1892-1977

        &1929
        more children were born here
        Bertha ------, Scutt
        Marriage · in 1929 · SOUTHERN RHODESIA? · with Walter Francis Homer Scutt
        Death · Southern Rhodesia?

        Sources • marriage with Walter Francis Homer Scutt : Pete Barlow

        1. Derek Scutt ca 1936
          Birth · about 1936 · Norton, Southern Rhodesia
          Marriage · about 1960 · Southern Rhodesia · with Lillymay ------

          Sources • birth : Pete Barlow • marriage with Lillymay ------ : Norman H. Scutt

          &ca 1960 Lillymay ------
          Marriage · about 1960 · Southern Rhodesia · with Derek Scutt

          Sources • marriage with Derek Scutt : Norman H. Scutt

          1. Norman Homer Scutt, Norman ca 1963
            Birth · about 1963 · Salisbury (now Harare), Southern Rhodesia
            Marriage · about 1987 · Zimbabwe? · with Bridget ------

            Sources • birth : Norman H. Scutt

            &ca 1987 Bridget ------
            Marriage · about 1987 · Zimbabwe? · with Norman Homer Scutt
            1. Samantha Scutt ca 1991
              Birth · about 1991 · Zimbabwe?

              Sources • birth : Norman H. Scutt

      2. Dorothy Mary Scutt, Dorothy, Alexander ca 1900-
        Birth · about November 1900 · Broadstone, Wimborne, Dorset
        Baptism · on 25 December 1900 · Broadstone, Wimborne, Dorset
        Marriage · about August 1929 · Poole, Dorset · with Hugh M. Alexander
        Death

        Sources • birth : Poole 5a 224 • marriage with Hugh M. Alexander : Poole 5a 657

        &ca 1929 Hugh M. Alexander, Hugh
        Marriage · about August 1929 · Poole, Dorset · with Dorothy Mary Scutt
        Death

        Sources • marriage with Dorothy Mary Scutt : Poole 5a 657

        1. John P. Alexander, John ca 1930
          Birth · about May 1930 · 94 years old · Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland

          Sources • birth : Newcastle upon Tyne 10b 131

        2. Mary E. Alexander, Mary ca 1937
          Birth · about May 1937 · 87 years old · Plymouth district, Devon

          Sources • birth : Plymouth 5b 371

      3. John Gordon Scutt, John ca 1902-1967
        Birth · about April 1902 · Broadstone, Wimborne, Dorset
        Baptism · on 4 May 1902 · Broadstone, Wimborne, Dorset
        Marriage · about 5 October 1928 · Alice, East London, Cape Province, SOUTH AFRICA · with Christine Amy Welch
        Marriage · with ------ ------
        Death · on 2 October 1967 · possibly 65 years old · Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape, SOUTH AFRICA
        Cremation · Victoria Park Crematorium, SOUTH AFRICA
        Western Gazette, Somerset, Fri 12 Oct 1928. Scutt-Welch. On October 5th. at East London, South Africa, John Gordon Scutt, son of Mr. Scutt, corn merchant, of Broadstone and Poole, to Christine Amy elder daughter of E. H. G. Welch, of Norton House, Stratton-on-the Fosse. Present address "Argyle" P.O. Alice, Cape Province, S. Africa - by cable.

        Sources • birth : Poole 5a 230 • marriage with Christine Amy Welch : Western Gazette, Somerset [1928 Oct 12] / National Archives of South Africa - Cape Town Archives Repository 48570 • death : Victoria Park Crematorium

        &ca 1928 Christine Amy Welch, Christine, Scutt †1935
        Marriage · about 5 October 1928 · Alice, East London, Cape Province, SOUTH AFRICA · with John Gordon Scutt
        Death · on 18 December 1935 · Alice, Cape Province, SOUTH AFRICA
        [Western Gazette, Somerset, Fri 12 Oct 1928. Scutt-Welch. On October 5th. at East London, South Africa, John Gordon Scutt, son of Mr. Scutt, corn merchant, of Broadstone and Poole, to Christine Amy elder daughter of E. H. G. Welch, of Norton House, Stratton-on-the Fosse. Present address "Argyle" P.O. Alice, Cape Province, S. Africa - by cable.] [C A S lived at Argyle Victoria Street, East District, Cape Province. To John Gordon Scutt & Henry Edward Matthews.] [Sat 21 Dec 1935, Western Daily Press, Bristol. SCUTT - December 18, at Alice, Cape Province, South Africa, Christine Amy, wife of Gordon Scutt and daughter of Mr & Mrs E. H. Welch, Kuling, Winscombe, Somerset, passed away after pneumonia; aged 34.]

        Sources • marriage with John Gordon Scutt : Western Gazette, Somerset [1928 Oct 12] / National Archives of South Africa - Cape Town Archives Repository 48570 • death : Western Daily Press, Bristol [1935 Dec 21] / Cape Estates Death Notice Index 1834-1951 / Wills 1936

        1. Richard Gordon Scutt, Richard ca 1926
          Birth · about 1926 · SOUTH AFRICA
          National Archives of South Africa 1941 - SCUTT, RICHARD GORDON. Estate State papers.

          Sources • birth : National Archives of South Africa - Cape Town Archives Repository 73020

        & ------ ------, Scutt
        Marriage · with John Gordon Scutt
        Death
      4. Horace Benjamin Scutt, Horace 1905-1983
        Birth · on 2 October 1905 · Broadstone, Wimborne, Dorset
        Marriage · about February 1941 · Weymouth district, Dorset · with Barbara Margaret Kathleen Ridge
        Death · on 8 April 1983 · 77 years old · Horton, nr. Wimborne, Dorset
        [Dorset Heavy Bde. - Horace Benjamin Scutt (late Cadet Sergt., Aldenham Sch. Contgt., Jun. Div. O.T.C.) to be 2nd Lt. 18th June 1930.] [Orchard Farm, Horton, near Wimborne, Dorset, Corn Merchant (retired) 8th April 1983. Luff Raymond & Williams, 31 West Street, Wimborne Minster, Dorset (Barbara Margaret Kathleen Scutt, Angela Lauder and Roland George Raymond).

        Sources • birth : Poole 5a 239 / The London Gazette • marriage with Barbara Margaret Kathleen Ridge : Weymouth 5a 945 • death : Poole 23 0497 / The London Gazette [1983]

        &ca 1941 Barbara Margaret Kathleen Ridge, Barbara 1914-2001
        Birth · on 12 July 1914 · Weymouth district, Dorset
        Marriage · about February 1941 · Weymouth district, Dorset · with Horace Benjamin Scutt
        Death · on 8 July 2001 · 86 years old · Salisbury district, Wiltshire

        Sources • birth : Weymouth 5a 512 • marriage with Horace Benjamin Scutt : Weymouth 5a 945 • death : Salisbury 7951B B55C 200 0701

        1. Angela Scutt ca 1942
          Birth · about February 1942 · 82 years old · Dorchester district, Dorset
          Marriage · about August 1966 · Kensington district, London · with Simon N. Lauder

          Sources • birth : Dorchester 5a 748 • marriage with Simon N. Lauder : Kensington 5c 2069

          &ca 1966
          more children born here?
          Simon N. Lauder, Simon ca 1938
          Birth · about May 1938 · 86 years old · Hartlepool district, Durham
          Marriage · about August 1966 · Kensington district, London · with Angela Scutt

          Sources • birth : Hartlepool 10a 174 • marriage with Angela Scutt : Kensington 5c 2069

          1. Emma Louise Lauder, Emma ca 1967
            Birth · about August 1967 · 56 years old · Westminster, London

            Sources • birth : Westminster 5e 1136

          2. Robert Benjamin Lauder, Robert ca 1970
            Birth · about February 1970 · 54 years old · Hounslow, Middlesex

            Sources • birth : Hounslow 5c 1222

        2. Vivien Scutt ca 1946-2008
          Birth · about August 1946 · Poole district, Dorset
          Marriage · about February 2005 · Poole district, Dorset · with Richard D. Green
          Death · on 26 April 2008 · possibly 61 years old · Horton?, Dorset
          Green (nee Scutt) Vivien, Peacefully at home on 26th April 2008, Vivien, much loved Wife of Richard, dear Sister of Angela and her family. Funeral Service at St. Wolfrida's Church, Horton, on Thursday 8th May at 3.00 pm.

          Sources • birth : Poole 6a 858 / Electoral Roll 2002-03 • marriage with Richard D. Green : Poole 431 313 RAR • death : Poole 431 313 RAR

          &ca 2005 Richard D. Green, Richard
          Marriage · about February 2005 · Poole district, Dorset · with Vivien Scutt

          Sources • marriage with Vivien Scutt : Poole 431 313 RAR

        3. Nicola L. Scutt, Nicola ca 1957
          Birth · about May 1957 · 67 years old · Christchurch district, Hampshire
          Marriage · in 1989 · Abu Dhabi, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES · with ------ Willbond

          Sources • birth : Christchurch 6b 321 • marriage with ------ Willbond : Abu Dhabi C 0044

          &1989 ------ Willbond
          Marriage · in 1989 · Abu Dhabi, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES · with Nicola L. Scutt

          Sources • marriage with Nicola L. Scutt : Abu Dhabi C 0044

      5. Kathleen Sybil Jane Scutt, Kathleen, (1931) staff nurse ca 1907-
        Birth · about May 1907 · Broadstone, Wimborne, Dorset
        Marriage · in 1936 · MALTA · with William Cockfield
        Death
        The undermentioned to be Staff Nurse: Miss Kathleen Sibyl Jane Scutt 2nd Nov 1931.

        Sources • birth : Poole 5a 238 / The London Gazette • marriage with William Cockfield : Army Returns 1936-1940 - Malta 1936 59

        &1936
        ref:FHC fiche 6137425
        William Cockfield
        Marriage · in 1936 · MALTA · with Kathleen Sybil Jane Scutt
        Death

        Sources • marriage with Kathleen Sybil Jane Scutt : Army Returns 1936-1940 - Malta 1936 59

        1. Patricia A Cockfield, Patricia ca 1939
          Birth · about August 1939 · 84 years old · Medway district, Kent

          Sources • birth : Medway 2a 1896

      6. Anne Beryl Scutt, Anne/Ann, Jennings 1911-2011
        Birth · on 14 May 1911 · Poole, Dorset
        Baptism · Broadstone, Dorset
        Marriage · about February 1944 · Poole district, Dorset · with Lanyon Kenneth Jennings
        Death · on 15 June 2011 · 100 years old · Moretonhampstead, Devon
        Burial · on 29 June 2011
        Jennings, Anne Beryl (nee Scutt), Widow of Kenneth. Died peacefully at Moretonhampstead, Devon, on 15th June, aged 100 years. Funeral at St. John's Church, North Bovey, on Wednesday 29th June, at 1.30 p.m., followed by private cremation.

        Sources • birth : Poole 5a 223 • marriage with Lanyon Kenneth Jennings : Poole 5a 701 • death : Western Morning News [2011 Jun 22]

        &ca 1944 Lanyon Kenneth Jennings, Lanyon ca 1912-
        Birth · about May 1912 · Wandsworth district, London
        Marriage · about February 1944 · Poole district, Dorset · with Anne Beryl Scutt
        Death

        Sources • birth : Wandsworth 1d 1265 • marriage with Anne Beryl Scutt : Poole 5a 701

      7. Frances Adeline Scutt, Frances ca 1914-
        Birth · about May 1914 · Poole, Dorset
        Death

        Sources • birth : Poole 5a 467 / 1939 Registration

    5. Jane Scutt ca 1859-1905
      Birth · about November 1859 · Bere Regis, Dorset
      Baptism · on 14 October 1868
      Death · on 14 September 1905 · possibly 45 years old · Broadstone, Dorset
      J S - 46yr., spinster. To Walter Henry Scutt (corn merchant). Census 1861-71-81-1901 Dorset.

      Sources • birth : Wareham 5a 311 • death : Poole 5a 132 / Wills 1914

    6. Alfred Homer Scutt, Alfred ca 1861-ca 1947
      Birth · about March 1861 · Bere Regis, Dorset
      Marriage · about April 1891 · Scarborough, Yorkshire · with Annie Maria Gillard
      Marriage · on 19 January 1892 · Hampstead, Middlesex (London) · with Annie Maria Gillard
      Death · about May 1947 · possibly 86 years old · Ross district, Herefordshire
      [Western Gazette - Friday 17 October 1884. CIDER APPLES - About 100 sacks of good cider apples for sale. Apply Mr. Alfred Scutt, Priory Farm, Shapwick, Blandford.] [Western Gazette, Somerset Fri 29 Jan 1892. Jan 19 1892, at the Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Hampstead by the Rev. F. Spencer, assisted by the Rev. A. O. Scutt, brother of the bridegroom, Alfred son of the late J T Homer Scutt, of Bere Regis, and St Mary, Blandford, to Annie, daughter of Henry Gillard J P, Camden Place, Stafford.] [A H S - 83yr.]

      Sources • birth : Wareham 5a 311 (2nd Q.) / Census 1861 Dorset-1901 Hampshire • marriage with Annie Maria Gillard : Scarborough 9d 532 • marriage with Annie Maria Gillard : Hampstead 1a 905 / Western Gazette [1892 Jan 29] • death : Ross 9a 66

      &ca 1891
      was this first marriage declared void?
      Annie Maria Gillard, Annie ca 1866-
      Birth · about 1866 · Stafford, Staffordshire
      Marriage · about April 1891 · Scarborough, Yorkshire · with Alfred Homer Scutt
      Marriage · on 19 January 1892 · Hampstead, Middlesex (London) · with Alfred Homer Scutt
      Death
      Western Gazette, Somerset Fri 29 Jan 1892. Jan 19 1892, at the Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Hampstead by the Rev. F. Spencer, assisted by the Rev. A. O. Scutt, brother of the bridegroom, Alfred son of the late J T Homer Scutt, of Bere Regis, and St Mary, Blandford, to Annie, daughter of Henry Gillard J P, Camden Place, Stafford.

      Sources • birth : Census 1901 Dorset • marriage with Alfred Homer Scutt : Scarborough 9d 532 • marriage with Alfred Homer Scutt : Hampstead 1a 905 / Western Gazette [1892 Jan 29]

      1. John Alfred Homer Scutt, John 1891-ca 1969
        Birth · on 7 July 1891 · Scarborough, Yorkshire
        Death · about November 1969 · possibly 78 years old · Uckfield district, East Sussex
        2nd Lt. John Alfred Homer Scutt, Hampshire. For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. When the unit on his left was forced back and the situation became critical, he promptly formed a defensive flank with his platoon and rallied the troops in the vicinity........

        Sources • birth : Scarborough 9d 361 • death : Uckfield 5h 1484

      &1892 Annie Maria Gillard, Annie ca 1866-
      Birth · about 1866 · Stafford, Staffordshire
      Marriage · about April 1891 · Scarborough, Yorkshire · with Alfred Homer Scutt
      Marriage · on 19 January 1892 · Hampstead, Middlesex (London) · with Alfred Homer Scutt
      Death
      Western Gazette, Somerset Fri 29 Jan 1892. Jan 19 1892, at the Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Hampstead by the Rev. F. Spencer, assisted by the Rev. A. O. Scutt, brother of the bridegroom, Alfred son of the late J T Homer Scutt, of Bere Regis, and St Mary, Blandford, to Annie, daughter of Henry Gillard J P, Camden Place, Stafford.

      Sources • birth : Census 1901 Dorset • marriage with Alfred Homer Scutt : Scarborough 9d 532 • marriage with Alfred Homer Scutt : Hampstead 1a 905 / Western Gazette [1892 Jan 29]

      1. Charles Clyde Scutt, Charles 1894-ca 1979
        Birth · on 24 August 1894 · Helensburgh, Dumbartonshire, SCOTLAND
        Marriage · on 12 October 1920 · Ealing, Middlesex - St Mary · with Mary Gertrude Grice
        Death · about February 1979 · possibly 84 years old · Swansea district, Glamorgan
        The London Gazette [1919], Second Lieutenants - Charles Clyde Scutt 12th June 1919, but to rank from 29th Dec 1918.

        Sources • birth : Row or Rhu, Dunbarton 503/00 0157 / Census 1901-11 Hampshire / The London Gazette [1919] • marriage with Mary Gertrude Grice : Brentford 3a 243 • death : Swansea 27 2743

        &1920 Mary Gertrude Grice, Gertrude Mary/Gertrude/Mary 1897-1988
        Birth · on 21 April 1897 · Brentford district, Middlesex (London)
        Marriage · on 12 October 1920 · Ealing, Middlesex - St Mary · with Charles Clyde Scutt
        Death · in February 1988 · 90 years old · Swansea district, Glamorgan

        Sources • birth : Brentford 3a 98 • marriage with Charles Clyde Scutt : Brentford 3a 243 • death : Swansea 0288 27 2699

        1. John Clyde Scutt, John ca 1923-2011
          Birth · about May 1923 · Brentford district, Middlesex
          Marriage · about August 1948 · Bridport district, Dorset · with Elizabeth Georgia H. White
          Death · on 13 August 2011 · possibly 88 years old · Dorchester, Dorset - Joseph Weld Hospice
          Burial · on 25 August 2011 · Dorchester Cemetery
          J C S living in 2002 at 28 South Court Avenue, Dorchester, Dorset.] [John Scutt - Founder and organiser for over 20 years of the Dorchester Scout Christmas Post. Peacefully on 13th August 2011 at Joseph Weld Hospice aged 88 years. Husband of the late Elizabeth, father of Alan, Jane and Tony, grandfather of James, Lucy, Sophie, Tristan, Charlotte, Lizzie and Sam. Funeral service will take place at St Peter's Church, Dorchester on Thursday 25th August at 2pm followed by private interment at Dorchester Cemetery.]

          Sources • birth : Brentford 3a 280 • marriage with Elizabeth Georgia H. White : Bridport 6a 1546 • death : Gov.UK Winchester / Dorset Echo [2011 Aug 18]

          &ca 1948 Elizabeth Georgia H. White, Elizabeth 1928-1987
          Birth · on 11 February 1928 · Bridport district, Dorset
          Marriage · about August 1948 · Bridport district, Dorset · with John Clyde Scutt
          Death · in October 1987 · 59 years old · Weymouth district, Dorset

          Sources • birth : Bridport 5a 514 • marriage with John Clyde Scutt : Bridport 6a 1546 • death : Weymouth 1087 23 1004

          1. Alan C. J. Scutt, Alan ca 1951
            Birth · about February 1951 · 73 years old · Bridport district, Dorset
            Marriage · about August 1974 · Tonbridge district, Kent · with Diane J. Wall

            Sources • birth : Bridport 6a 661 • marriage with Diane J. Wall : Tonbridge 16 2014 / Electoral Roll 2003

            &ca 1974 Diane J. Wall, Diane
            Birth
            Marriage · about August 1974 · Tonbridge district, Kent · with Alan C. J. Scutt

            Sources • birth : Electoral Roll 2003 • marriage with Alan C. J. Scutt : Tonbridge 16 2014 / Electoral Roll 2003

            1. James Jonathan E. Scutt, James ca 1976
              Birth · about November 1976 · 47 years old · Bromley district, Kent

              Sources • birth : Bromley 11 1549

            2. Tristan Jeremy Charles Scutt, Tristan 1982
              Birth · on 23 March 1982 · 42 years old · High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire
              Claires Court School at Maidenhead, Southampton Institute, Goldsmiths College (University of London).

              Sources • birth : Wycombe 19 1977

          2. Georgia Jane Scutt, Jane/Georgia ca 1952
            Birth · about February 1952 · 72 years old · Bridport district, Dorset
            Marriage · about May 1977 · Weymouth district, Dorset · with Brian R. Carter

            Sources • birth : Bridport 6a 647 • marriage with Brian R. Carter : Weymouth 23 0676

            &ca 1977 Brian R. Carter, Brian
            Marriage · about May 1977 · Weymouth district, Dorset · with Georgia Jane Scutt

            Sources • marriage with Georgia Jane Scutt : Weymouth 23 0676

          3. Simon Tony G. Scutt, Tony/Simon ca 1958
            Birth · about May 1958 · 66 years old · Weymouth district, Dorset
            Marriage · about August 1983 · Richmond & Thames district, Surrey · with Debra M. Bean

            Sources • birth : Weymouth 6a 998 • marriage with Debra M. Bean : Richmond/T 14 1554 / Electoral Roll 2003

            &ca 1983 Debra M. Bean, Debra, Scutt
            Birth
            Marriage · about August 1983 · Richmond & Thames district, Surrey · with Simon Tony G. Scutt

            Sources • birth : Electoral Roll 2003 • marriage with Simon Tony G. Scutt : Richmond/T 14 1554 / Electoral Roll 2003

            1. Elizabeth Sarah Scutt, Elizabeth/Lizzie 1993
              Birth · in November 1993 · 30 years old · Surrey (South West)

              Sources • birth : Surrey S W 7612A A1A

            2. Samuel John Scutt, Samuel 1997
              Birth · in January 1997 · 27 years old · Surrey (West)

              Sources • birth : West Surrey 7611B B2B

        2. Mary H. Scutt, Mary ca 1926
          Birth · about February 1926 · Brentford district, Middlesex (London)

          Sources • birth : Brentford 3a 274

    7. Harold Scutt ca 1863-1864
      Birth · about February 1863 · Bere Regis, Dorset
      Baptism · on 26 January 1864 · Bere Regis, Dorset
      Death · on 3 February 1864 · possibly one year old · Bere Regis, Dorset

      Sources • birth : Wareham 5a 339 • death : Wareham 5a 271

    8. Reginald S. Scutt, Reginald ca 1864-ca 1948
      Birth · about August 1864 · Bere Regis, Dorset
      Baptism · on 5 April 1865 · Bere Regis, Dorset
      Death · about May 1948 · possibly 83 years old · Poole district, Dorset
      [Bristol Mercury - Thu 08 Jan 1885. Thomas James Smith was charged with obtaining Money from Mr. W. E. Brennand, solicitor, Rev. C. H. Clinton, rector, and Reginald Scutt, of Blandford. Prisoner represented himself to be ruptured, and he received assistance from each of the parties in consequence of his statement to thls effect, and that he had a wife and six children in Blandford, and that he was advised by the doctor to go to London. Witness denied the last Statements. Prisoner was sentenced to three months Imprisonment, with hard labour.] [R S - 80yr.]

      Sources • birth : Wareham 5a 296 / Census 1871-81-91-1901 Dorset • death : Poole 6a 463

    9. Arthur Octavius Scutt, Arthur, clergyman 1865-1957
      Birth · on 2 October 1865 · Bere Regis, Dorset
      Baptism · on 5 September 1866 · Bere Regis, Dorset
      Marriage · about February 1914 · Elham district, Kent · with Freda May Palmer
      Death · on 5 May 1957 · 91 years old · Folkstone district, Kent
      [Dover Express Friday 25 January 1946. GOLDEN WEDDING. Baker-Denne, On Dec. 25th, 1895, at St. Andrew's Church, Deal, by the Rev. Scutt, Ernest James Baker to Mary Jane Denne. Permanent address: 34 York Street, Dover, and at Durham Hill Bakery, Dover.] [A O S - 91yr.]

      Sources • birth : Wareham 5a 292 / Cambridge Alumni • baptism : IGI • marriage with Freda May Palmer : Elham 2a 1743 / Cambridge Alumni • death : Folkstone 5b 499

      &ca 1914 Freda May Palmer, Freda, Scutt †1951
      Marriage · about February 1914 · Elham district, Kent · with Arthur Octavius Scutt
      Death · in 1951 · Hythe, Kent
      no BMD yet found.

      Sources • marriage with Arthur Octavius Scutt : Elham 2a 1743 / Cambridge Alumni • death : Winifrid Scutt

      1. Christine Mary Scutt, Christine, Eyre ca 1915
        Birth · about February 1915 · Tenterden district, Kent
        Marriage · about February 1942 · Paddington district, London · with John W. Eyre

        Sources • birth : Tenterden 2a 1704 • marriage with John W. Eyre : Paddington 1a 149

        &ca 1942 John W. Eyre, John
        Marriage · about February 1942 · Paddington district, London · with Christine Mary Scutt

        Sources • marriage with Christine Mary Scutt : Paddington 1a 149

        1. Christopher J. Eyre, Christopher ca 1946
          Birth · about February 1946 · 78 years old · Bournemouth district, Dorset

          Sources • birth : Bournemouth 2b 1066

      2. Avis F. Scutt, Avis, Scott 1918-2010
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        Birth · on 22 February 1918 · Kensington, London
        Marriage · on 23 February 1980 · Los Angeles, California, UNITED STATES of AMERICA · with Jack W. Matthias
        Death · on 31 May 2010 · 92 years old · Fort Collins, Colorado, UNITED STATES of AMERICA
        [A F M 92yr.] [B.B.C. announcer - fired for being too sexy - emigrated in 1957 to USA, (New York and later to Hollywood, nowadays Fort Collins, Colorado). Avis F Scott is her actrice's name.]

        Sources • birth : Kensington 1a 122 • marriage with Jack W. Matthias : California Marriage Index 1960-1985 / Winfrid H Scutt • death :