Descendants of Joan Chapple

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Joan Chapple, died. [Note 1]
Married on 20 May 1755, Luckington, Wiltshire, to William Holborrow, died [Note 1-1]

... with

Total: 52 individuals (spouses not included).


Notes 

1 (Joan Chapple )
Sources:
- spouse: WFHS Tran

1-1 (William Holborrow )
Sources:
- spouse: WFHS Tran

2 (Sarah Holborrow ca 1754-1831)
S S - 76yr.

Sources:
- birth: Sopworth Parish Register (Deaths)
- baptism: (WFHS Tran)
- spouse: Wiltshire, Registers of Marriages 1561-1812 vol:4 / FreeReg
- burial: Sopworth Parish Register / Wiltshire Memorial Inscription Index

2-1 (Thomas Scutts ca 1752-1833)
T S - 80yr.

Sources:
- birth: Sopworth Parish Register (Deaths) / Terry Silcock
- baptism: IGI
- spouse 1: Wiltshire, Registers of Marriages 1561-1812 vol:2 / FreeReg
- spouse 2: Wiltshire, Registers of Marriages 1561-1812 vol:4 / FreeReg
- death, burial: Sopworth Parish Register

3 (Rebecca Scutts ca 1784-ca 1865)
[1847 Will of Isaac Scotts shows R W living at Todmordon, Gloucestershire.] [R W 81yr.]

Sources:
- birth: Census 1861 Gloucestershire
- baptism: Sopworth Parish Register
- spouse: Tetbury Marriages 1631-1812 (Phillimore) / Gloucestershire:Register of Marriages 1557-1812 / IGI M054861
- death: Cirencester Union 6a 262

3-1 (James Wells /1787-)
Sources:
- spouse: Tetbury Marriages 1631-1812 (Phillimore) / Gloucestershire:Register of Marriages 1557-1812 / IGI M054861

4 (John Wells /1823-)
J W - nephew of Isaac Scutts/Scotts, executor of will 1848.

5 (William Scutts 1785-1858)
W S - 74yr.

Sources:
- baptism: Sopworth Parish Register
- spouse: BMD (Deaths) / Census 1841 Gloucestershire
- death: Northleach 6a 275
- burial: National Burial Index (Gloucestershire)

5-1 (Hannah ------ ca 1790-ca 1865)
H S 74yr.

Sources:
- birth: Northleach 6a 273 / Census 1841-51 Gloucestershire
- spouse: BMD (Deaths) / Census 1841 Gloucestershire
- death: Northleach 6a 273

6 (Isaac Scutts ca 1820-)
Sources:
- birth: Census 1841 Gloucestershire

7 (John Scutts ca 1785-1864)
J S - 80yr., farrier, of advanced age. (also mentioned originally as Scott as well as corrected to Scutts on the original death certificate!!! - n ** 293 Col 2 for John Scott substitute John Scutts corrected on the 27th of May 1864 by me William Ernie Needham Registrar in the presence of Catherine Hawker (nurse) X her mark & John Best. Both in attendance.

Sources:
- birth: Census 1841 Gloucestershire-51-61 London (Middlesex)
- baptism: Sopworth Parish Register
- spouse: (Children) / Census 1841 Gloucestershire-51 London (Middlesex)
- death: Westminster 1a 251 / Death Certificate

7-1 (Sarah ------ ca 1789-ca 1857)
[S S 68yr.] [S S 68yr.]

Sources:
- birth: Census 1841-51 Gloucestershire
- spouse: (Children) / Census 1841 Gloucestershire-51 London (Middlesex)
- death: Westminster 1a 176 / Non-Conformist & Non-Parochial Registers 1567-1970

8 (Joseph Scutts ca 1811-ca 1839)
J S 27yr.

Sources:
- birth: BMD (Deaths)
- spouse: Staffordshire Marriages Register Number 10055 / FreeReg
- death: Dudley 18 211

8-1 (Sophia Wood )
Sources:
- spouse 1: Staffordshire Marriages Register Number 10055 / FreeReg
- spouse 2: Bromsgrove 18 245 / IGI I03752-6

9 (John Scutts ca 1813-1876)
[Marriage licence 1837 Sep 09 St.Philip & Jacob, description John Scutts, cabinet-maker, & Charlotte Perry. Father:John Scutts. Father: George Perry.] [Sherborne Mercury Tue 13 Jul 1858. Bristol Destructive Fire. About half past nine, on Tuesday evening last, a most destructive fire broke out in West Steet, St Philips. The flames were first discoverd in the premises of Mr. Parry, boot and shoe maker, West Steet, and continued to rage with great fury until half past eleven, when the house was completely gutted. The neighbouring houses those of Mr. Burge, Mr Mathews, Mr Scutts and two-lodging housekeepers, also sustained much injury and the damage done amounts to thousands of pounds. The origin of the fire is unknown.] [Bath Chronicle & Weekly Gazette Thu 22 Nov 1860. Stealing a Truck: Jacob Salter was brought up under remand, charged with stealing a truck, value £2, the property Mr. Borneman, Monmouth Street. The prisoner, it appeared, was the employ of prosecutor, as porter, and had been sent to fetch some straw, with 25, and the trucks, but never returned with either. John Scutts, 72 West Street, Bristol, general dealer, deposed to the prisoner having offered the trucks to him for sale on the 13th inst., saying had a wife and family home starving, and must sell his trucks to aid them, ultimately took them, at the prisoner's suggestion, in exchange for a washing tub, a trunk, and 3s. 6d. in cash. Witness suspected the prisoner, and gave information to the Bristol Police, which led to his apprehension, by Detective Cox, the Bath Force, who found him at the Relieving Office, York Street, Bath, on Saturday last. In answer to the charge at the time, the prisoner admitted having stolen the trucks. He now also pleaded guilty and under the Summary Jurisdiction Act, was committed for three months hard labour.] [1865 Bristol Quarter Session, Friday [1865]. Before Serjeant Kinglake, M.P., Recorder. The learned Recorder proceeded with the trials of the prisoners this morning. John Jones, 17, labourer, charged with stealing, amongst other victims, Five fire shovels, value ls 3d, the property of John Scutts, on February 8th. Sentence deferred.] [J S - 62yr.]

Sources:
- birth: (Marriage) / Census 1841-61-71 Gloucestershire
- spouse: Bristol 11 116 (Scuts) / Christ Church Parish, Bristol / VRI FHL 1596358 Dates
- death: Clifton 6a 85

9-1 (Charlotte Perry ca 1817-ca 1876)
Marriage licence 1837 Sep 09 St.Philip & Jacob, description John Scutts, cabinet-maker, & Charlotte Perry. Father:John Scutts. Father: George Perry. J S - 62yr. C S - 59yr.

Sources:
- birth: Census 1861-71 Gloucestershire
- spouse: Bristol 11 116 (Scuts) / Christ Church Parish, Bristol / VRI FHL 1596358 Dates
- death: Clifton 6a 90

10 (Isaac Scutts ca 1789-ca 1848)
Will (1848 Jun 26) of Isaac Scotts or Scutts, retired Publican of St.Georges, Hanover Square, Middlesex. I S 59yr.

Sources:
- baptism: Sopworth Parish Register
- spouse 1: IGI M05518-1
- spouse 2: Parish Register
- death: St Geo Han Sq 1 17 [Scotts] / Wills - Probate:11/2077

10-1 (Frances Potts †1817)
Sources:
- spouse: IGI M05518-1

10-2 (Mary Ann Cornish ca 1799-1861/)
Sources:
- spouse 1: Parish Register
- spouse 2: St. George Hanover Square 1 21
- death: Census 1861

12 (James Francis Scotts 1820-1898/)
Sources:
- spouse: GRO Certificate
- death: Census 1881

12-1 (Mary Ann Collis ca 1824-1881/)
Sources:
- birth, death: Census 1851-81
- spouse: GRO Certificate

13 (Isaac James Scotts 1822-)
I J S - d:1848?

Sources:
- birth: Parish Register

14 (Frances Mary Scotts 1823-ca 1894)
F M P - 71yr.

Sources:
- birth: Census 1861
- spouse: St. George Hanover Square 1 42
- death: Hendon 3a 71

14-1 (George Augustus Piper ca 1819-ca 1882)
G A P - 62yr.

Sources:
- spouse: St. George Hanover Square 1 42
- death: Fulham 1a 138

15 (Sarah Jane Scotts 1825-)
Sources:
- spouse: St. George Hanover Square 1 2

15-1 (Frederick Wusteman ca 1822-)
Sources:
- birth: Census 1851
- spouse: St. George Hanover Square 1 2

16 (William Holborough Scotts ca 1828-1888)
W H S - 59yr.

Sources:
- spouse: St. George Hanover Square 1 20
- death: Wandsworth 1d 310

16-1 (Frances Jane Grater ca 1829-)
Sources:
- spouse: St. George Hanover Square 1 20

17 (Joseph Henry Scotts 1831-1901)
J H S - 68yr.

Sources:
- spouse: Marylebone 1a 572
- death: Uxbridge 3a 31 / Will

17-1 (Elizabeth Mills ca 1835-ca 1904)
E S - 67yr.

Sources:
- birth: BMD (Deaths)
- spouse: Marylebone 1a 572
- death: Terry Silcock

19 (John Carr Scotts 1836-1911)
J C S - 74yr.

Sources:
- spouse 1, spouse 2: Wandsworth 1d 932
- death: Croydon 2a 196

19-1 (Jane Collins ca 1845-1882)
J S - 37yr., 8 Guildford Rd, South Lambeth, London.

Sources:
- spouse: Wandsworth 1d 932
- death: Lambeth 1d 295

19-2 (Frances Hoyland 1856-ca 1923)
F S - 68yr.

Sources:
- spouse: Wandsworth 1d 932
- death: Terry Silcock

20 (Ann Scotts 1792-)
Parents stated as paupers. A P living in 1847 (Will) & 1861 Bibury, Gloucestershire.

Sources:
- baptism: Parish Register
- spouse: Terry Silcock

20-1 (Thomas Peart )
Sources:
- spouse: Terry Silcock

21 (Mary Scutts ca 1795-1795)
birth or baptism date?

Sources:
- birth: (Burial date)
- burial: Sopworth Parish Register

22 (Joseph Scotts 1796-1845)
A licensed victualer running a pub in Whitecross Street in the parish of St. Luke's Old Street. He became known as Joseph Scotts. He paid land tax 1824-26, and insuring his pub, 'The Royal Oak', with Sun Fire Insurance in 1823 and 1825. The 1826 land tax records Joseph as Scoots. 1826-27 Fosters Buildings in Whitecross Street, St. Luke, Middlesex. He ran 'The George', and paying land tax from 1827 onwards. J Scotts 50yr. - Rosemary Lane, Whitechapel, of erysipilas.

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- individual: