Frances WHITTING¹⁴⁴ was born (date unknown).

Spouse: George WHITTING. Frances WHITTING and George WHITTING were married. Children were: Harry WHITTING.

About 1857 George WHITTING^70,144 was an a farmer in Rooksbridge Som..¹⁴⁴ Circa: 1875 he was an a farmer in Rooksbridge Som.. Parents: Charles WHITTING.

Children were: John WHITTING.

Spouse: Frances WHITTING. Frances WHITTING and George WHITTING were married. Children were: Harry WHITTING.

Circa 1851 George WHITTING^64,69 was a landowner in Rooksbridge Som..⁶⁴

Spouse: Elizabeth HARDEN. Elizabeth HARDEN and George WHITTING were married on 2 April 1804 in Mark Som..^64,69

George WHITTING⁶⁴ was born in 1836 in East Brent.⁶⁴ Parents: Harry WHITTING and Mary SLADE.

George Harden WHITTING⁸⁶ was born in 1845 in Badgeworth, somerset. He died in 1846 at the age of 1 in Badgeworth, somerset.¹⁰ From in Tarnock Som.¹⁰ He was buried on 12 September 1846 in Badgworth Som..¹⁰ Parents: John WHITTING and Mary HARDEN.

Grace Laura WHITTING⁸⁶ was born in 1896 in Bristol. Parents: Howard WHITTING and Mary Alice BALL.

Hannah WHITTING⁵⁹ was born (date unknown).

Spouse: James ADAMS. Hannah WHITTING and James ADAMS were married on 23 October 1814 in East Brent.⁵⁹ Witnessed: Sarah Venn and William HAM.

Harriet Matilda WHITTING⁸⁶ was born in 1844 in Badgeworth, somerset. She died on 28 June 1848 at the age of 4 in Tarnock Som.. She was buried on 4 July 1848 in Badgworth Som..¹⁰ Parents: John WHITTING and Mary HARDEN.

Harry WHITTING¹⁴⁴ was baptized on 24 September 1857 in St Marys Church. East Brent. SOM.. Parents: George WHITTING and Frances WHITTING.

Harry WHITTING⁶⁸ was born in 1808 in Badgworth. Som.⁶⁴ Circa 1841–51 he was an a farmer with 85 acres. in Rooksbridge Som..^64,200 For many years the Whitting family farmed at Willow Farm Rooksbridge.

Spouse: Mary SLADE. Mary SLADE and Harry WHITTING were married on 12 April 1830 in East Brent.^30,64 Witnessed. George SLADE & Iris WHITTING. Children were: Fanny WHITTING, George WHITTING.

Henry Robert WHITTING⁸⁶ was born in 1837 in Badgeworth, somerset. He died on 2 February 1838 at the age of 1 in Badgeworth, somerset. Parents: John WHITTING and Mary HARDEN.

Horatio Hornblower WHITTING⁸⁶ was born on 29 November 1863 in Tarnock Som..⁵²³ He appeared in the census in 1871 in Rooksbridge. Som..⁸⁶ In 1891 he was an assistant schoolmaster at C.of E. VC Primary school in Potterne WILTS. In 1901 Horatio was an a schoolmaster in Devizes WILTS. He immigrated in 1907 to Nova Scotia.⁵²³ The family of four...Horatio, Mabel, Daisy and Charles were listed passengers on the "Empress of Ireland" from Liverpool to Nova Scotia in December 1907. Eventually, settling in Los Angeles, California. He died in 1961 at the age of 98 in Devizes WILTS. Parents: Charles Sydney WHITTING and Delia Matthews HORNBLOWER.

Spouse: Bertha FEW. Bertha FEW and Horatio Hornblower WHITTING were married in 1895 in Devizes WILTS.⁸⁶ They^⁸⁶ lived in 28 Pridewell St Devizes WILTS in 1901. Children were: Stanley Edwin WHITTING.

Spouse: Mabel O'CONNER. Mabel O'CONNER and Horatio Hornblower WHITTING were married. From Vernon Churchill BogyIII I recently came across your website when I conducted a search for "Horatio Hornblower Whitting," my great-grandfather. I was interested to see that HHW was identified as the son of Charles Sydney Whitting and Delia Matthews Hornblower (confirming what I already knew).
Imagine my surprise, therefore, when I saw that HHW's wife is shown as "Bertha Few" and that his child was "Stanley Edwin Whitting."
In fact, HHW was married to Mable O'Conner (I have a copy of their original marriage certificate issued in New South Wales, Australia, and their children were Charles Whitting (born +/- 1900) and Daisy Whitting (born 1896), both born in or about Weston-Super-Mare, England. In fact, the Charles S. Whitting home at Uphill Grange still stands, and is presently a care home for the elderly.
I am curious as to any information regarding the posting for HHW and family. Is it possible HHW had another marriage of which I was previously unaware, and that I may have heretofore unknown cousins in New Zealand (or elsewhere)? In any event, I would be most interested in any additional information which might be available.
Children were: Daisy Nemisis WHITTING, Charles Sydney WHITTING.

Howard WHITTING was born in 1865 in East Brent Som.. He appeared in the census in 1871 in Rooksbridge Som..^86,331 He appeared in the census in 1881 in Factory Lane. Rooksbridge.¹³³ An ordinance survey map of 1880 show the Cheddar Valley dairy farmhouse and 'Elms Farm' as the only residences in Factory Lane! Was the WHITTING family living or working at the dairy at this time?
The fact that Howard later became a dairyman in Bristol could possibly be because of a family connection with the milk factory in Factory Lane? Between 1897 and 1926 Howard was an a dairyman in 78, Belmont Rd Bristol. He died in 1945 at the age of 80 in Weston super mare Som.. Parents: Charles Sydney WHITTING and Delia Matthews HORNBLOWER.

Spouse: Mary Alice BALL. Mary Alice BALL and Howard WHITTING were married in 1892 in Edmonton. LON. They lived in 78, Belmont Rd Bristol about 1901. Children were: Kathleen WHITTING, Grace Laura WHITTING, John Howard WHITTING.

Isis WHITTING⁸⁶ was born in 1834 in Badgeworth, somerset. She appeared in the census in 1851 in Badgeworth, somerset.¹⁰⁶ age 17 She appeared in the census in 1861 in Tanyard House Weare. SOM.¹²⁶ age 26. Isis died in 1869 at the age of 35 in Somerset, England. Parents: John WHITTING and Mary HARDEN.

Spouse: Sidney William HARDEN. Isis WHITTING and Sidney William HARDEN were married. Children were: Alfred Henry HARDEN, Hilda Mary HARDEN, Herbert HARDEN.

Joan WHITTING⁵⁰⁷ was born (date unknown). Parents: John WHITTING and Mary HARDEN.

Spouse: Edward HARDEN. Joan WHITTING and Edward HARDEN were married. Children were: Charles HARDEN.

John WHITTING^70,73 was born about 1809 in Tarnock Som..^123,507 Tarnock is hamlet adjoining Rooksbridge. He appeared in the census in 1851 in Badgeworth, somerset. 'A farmer at East Brent with 100 acres' He appeared in the census in 1861 in Badgeworth, somerset.⁸⁶ 'Age 57 A farmer of 90 acres' Living with daughters Elizabeh and Emily. John appeared in the census in 1871 in Badgeworth, somerset.⁸⁶ Age 58? Farmer with 50 acres. Employing 2 men and a boy. He appeared in the census in 1881 in "Adam & Eve House" East Brent.^86,200 age 70 farmer with 30 acres. (Adam and Eve house is now Ashlawn Farm Rooksbridge). He died on 24 July 1889 at the age of 80 in Rooksbridge Som..⁸⁶ John was buried on 30 July 1889 in Badgeworth, somerset.^10,86 'Late of Rooksbridge East Brent'. (From headstone in Badgeworth Churchyard) Circa: 1875 & 1883 he was an a farmer in Rooksbridge Som..⁹⁰ He lived in 'Adam and Eve' House. Rooksbridge.SOM circa 1881.¹²³ A number of John and Mary Whittings children died in infancy or at a very young age.
While the family appear under Tarnock in the Badgeworth SOM cencus returns, it appears John Whitting of Tarnock was farming at Rooksbridge. He later moved to 'Adam and Eve House' Now known as 'Ashlawn Farm' Rooksbridge SOM. Parents: George WHITTING.

Spouse: Mary HARDEN. Mary HARDEN and John WHITTING were married. Children were: Joan WHITTING, Isis WHITTING, Charles Sydney WHITTING, Henry Robert WHITTING, Emily Jane WHITTING, Maria Louisa WHITTING, Elizabeth Harden WHITTING, Harriet Matilda WHITTING, George Harden WHITTING, William Harden WHITTING, Oliver WHITTING, Marianne WHITTING, Alfred John WHITTING.

John Howard WHITTING⁸⁶ was born in 1900 in Bristol. He died in 1979 at the age of 79 in Somerset, England. Parents: Howard WHITTING and Mary Alice BALL.

Kathleen WHITTING⁸⁶ was born in 1894 in Bristol. Parents: Howard WHITTING and Mary Alice BALL.

Laura WHITTING⁸⁶ was born in 1867 in Tarnock Som.. She appeared in the census in 1871 in East Brent. SOM.⁸⁶ She appeared in the census in 1881 in Factory Lane. Rooksbridge. Laura died in 1893 at the age of 26 in Gloucestershire.¹³³ Laura and her sister Alice were probably twins. Both died in thier early 20's in Glousestershire. Parents: Charles Sydney WHITTING and Delia Matthews HORNBLOWER.

Lydia M WHITTING⁸⁶ was born about 1857 in Horsey. Nr Bridgwater SOM.. She appeared in the census in 1861 in Ubley. SOM.. Visiting relatives Charles and Delia Whitting.

Maria Louisa WHITTING⁶⁸ was born in 1840. She appeared in the census in 1851 in Badgeworth, somerset.⁸⁶ age 10 She died on 27 August 1855 at the age of 15 in Tarnock Som..⁸⁶ Maria was buried on 1 September 1855 in Badgeworth, somerset.¹⁰ Parents: John WHITTING and Mary HARDEN.

Marianne WHITTING⁸⁶ was born in 1850 in Badgeworth, somerset. She appeared in the census in 1851 in Badgeworth, somerset.¹⁰⁶ age 10 months. She appeared in the census in 1861 in Tanyard House Weare. SOM.⁸⁶ age 11. A scholar. Living with siter Isis and Sidney Harden. Parents: John WHITTING and Mary HARDEN.

Spouse: George MORSE. Marianne WHITTING and George MORSE were married about June 1877 in St George. Hanover Square. London.⁸⁶ Possible witnesses? Henry Nizzoti STORKS and Elizabeth Caroline BUNKER?

Oliver WHITTING⁸⁶ was born about June 1848 in Badgeworth, somerset. He died on 14 March 1849 at the age of 0 in Badgeworth, somerset. Parents: John WHITTING and Mary HARDEN.

Stanley Edwin WHITTING was born in 1897 in Devizes WILTS. He died in 1962 at the age of 65 in Southampton.. Parents: Horatio Hornblower WHITTING and Bertha FEW.

Spouse: Elizabeth Louise STUBBS. Elizabeth Louise STUBBS and Stanley Edwin WHITTING were married on 5 April 1923 in Radipole Church. Weymouth. UK.⁶⁴³

Thomas WHITTING was born (date unknown).

Children were: Charles WHITTING.

William Harden WHITTING⁸⁶ was born in 1846 in Badgeworth, somerset. He died on 24 March 1850 at the age of 4 in Tarnock Som..¹⁰ He was buried on 30 March 1850 in Badgeworth, somerset.¹⁰ Parents: John WHITTING and Mary HARDEN.

Elizabeth WHITTING (SEE HARDEN?)⁶⁸ was born about 1778 in Allerton Som..¹⁰⁶ She appeared in the census in 1841 in Rooksbridge. Som.. In 1841 she was an independant. About 1851 Elizabeth was a "a proprietor of lands" in Rooksbridge Som..¹⁰⁶ Parents: HARDEN and HARDEN.

Thomas WHORE / WHARE⁴⁸ was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Martha REYNOLDS. Martha REYNOLDS and Thomas WHORE / WHARE were married on 8 April 1686 in East Brent.⁴⁸

Hacd? WICHE³⁸ was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Roger SYME. Hacd? WICHE and Roger SYME were married in August 1577 in East Brent, Somerset, England.

Anthony Maurice WICKHAM²²² was born in 1919. He died in 2004 at the age of 85.²²² Parents: Reginald Trelawney "Rex" WICKHAM and Mary Olive VASSAL.

Archdale Kenneth WICKHAM^153,668 was born in September 1897 in Yeovil SOM. He served in the military as Lieutenant between 1914 and 1920 in the Machine gun Corps. London Regiment ..¹⁵³ . He served in France as Lieutenant between 1914 and 1920 in the Machine gun Corps. London Regiment . He was wounded in Action May 1918. He was awarded WW1 service medal. In 1924–1951 he was a housemaster and teacher of modern languages and history in Eton College. He was also author of 'The Villages of England' 1932. And 'The Italian Renaissance' 1935.
In 1924–1951 he was a housemaster and teacher of modern languages and history in Eton College.He was also interested in rare books, manuscripts and pictures. He founded the college Archaeological Society in 1943. (Mrs P Hatfield, Eton CollegeArchivist)He was also author of 'The Villages of England' 1932. And 'The Italian Renaissance' 1935.
(Mrs P Hatfield, Eton College Archivist) Archdale died on 20 June 1951 at the age of 53 in Eton. Surrey..¹⁵³ Parents: Rev. Archdale Palmer "Archie" WICKHAM m.a. and Harriet Elizabeth Amy STRONG.

Spouse: Raymonde Ghislane CRAWLEY. Raymonde Ghislane CRAWLEY and Archdale Kenneth WICKHAM were married on 23 December 1943.¹⁵³ My half sister, Joceline Wickham, has sent me your brief correspondence with her about her father and I hasten to follow up on it.
    My mother and he had, as he used to tell anyone who was ready to listen, the most romantic of meetings.
    He was sitting at his desk in his study in Hawtree House, overlooking Eton High Street, one rainy afternoon when he noticed a rather beautiful lady hastening to and just missing, a bus at the bus stop. The bus stop being unsheltered , the next bus not coming, he knew, for another hour, he felt he ought to go, umbrella in hand, and ask her in for a cup of tea. " And that's how the whole thing started" as he used to love saying.
    In fact my mother was visiting Eton that day as part of her groundwork training for the guide's course which she was preparing to take.
      I was down for Harrow where my family had been for generations. One of the immediate effects on me of my mother being invited to tea at Hawtree House that afternoon was that I am today an old Etonian, who, Kenneth Wickham being an excellent broker, would have, in those days, had I been his son. gone to school there for no basic fee. had gone to school there for half the basic fee.
     I was born in 1930 and he in 1897, a date which I shall never forget because it was the year in which Brahms died..
    My step father, Daddy to the three of us, was the most musically deaf person I've ever come across , and yet he , when he realized that I had recently discovered Brahms, encouraged me all he could. I remember he gave me for a birthday , it was probably my fourteenth, a set of 78's containing the Brahms Requiem. When , a couple of years later, I had a collection of all of Brahms' symphonies , the violin conceto , both piano concertos, etctera, I decided to glue numbers on each of the records. Unfortunately the glue was one which contained some chemical or other which penetrated through their flimsy cardboard covers and damaged each and every one of my records so that the music was regularily interspersed with a delicate swishing sound.
Daddy replaced the lot, and I remember thinking , when he did this , that he, as he used to say, almost proudly, couldn't tell the difference between God save the King and the New World Symphony:, and he couldn't.
    This will always be one of the most generous and kindly unselfish things that anyone has ever done for me.
    My mother, 'til the day she died, used to look as though she was years younger, whenever his name was mentioned,.
    I loved him too and I consider myself fortunate to have been influenced by his moral integrity for the seven years when he and and my mother were married.
    He was a delightfully old fashioned man in old fashioned ways and, to demonstrate this, allow me to tell you of another memory I have of him. I had been commissioned into the 3rd Hussars and I was home on leave from National Service for the first time at Eddington House, on the edge of the Polden Hills between Bridgewater and Street where my step father had a lovely early Georgian house which he had bought after his father had died where his mother and his two sisters lived before we came along.
    The army had taught me to enjoy drinking , and so, the first evening home, I suggested that Daddy and I should go to the local pub for a beer. I knew that he liked a nice bitter and so his reaction was all the more strange to me.
     " No; not the local", he said . " we are not locals and they would be embarrassed by our presence."
He never talked of his time in the army. I know he hated it and He was in the machine gun corps and he had a German bullet go through his right hand which used to bother him at times; for instance when shooting on cold days.
    My sister has   mentioned his book on the churches of Somerset which was published by Batsford. I remember well the happy day when he heard from the appropriate government department that he would be entitled to sufficient petrol for him to travel round the county looking at churches and taking photographs. It was a happy time for my twin brother and sister and for me too; we had been promised that if and when this day should arrive that we three would be responsible for getting the car off the stocks on which it had been since 1939 and cleaning and polishing it. And what a fun car it was: a Vauxhall four door cabriolet. I cannot remember ever seeing another one like it, but it had the Vauxhall chrome- plated indented stripe down each side of the bonnet and it was dark green in colour.
    For two whole years, during their holidays, father and step son, map read by the latter, visited every church in Somerset. I loved it and my love of English ecclesiastical architecture stems entirely from those end of war days with that lovely man.
I hope that I haven't gone on for too long.
Yous sincerely, Jonathan Crawley.
Children were: James John Rufus WICKHAM, Jocelyn WICKHAM.

Rev. Archdale Palmer "Archie" WICKHAM m.a.^131,153 was born on 9 November 1855 in Sth Holmwood. Surrey..¹⁵³ Circa 1911–1935 he was a vicar in St Marys East Brent Som..^65,131 Between 1911 - 1927, he was also prebendary of Wells Cathederal. And Rural dean of Axbridge and Burnham district. He died on 13 October 1935 at the age of 79 in East Brent Som..^153,200
From the 'Times Obituary pages' 16 Oct 1935.
"Prebendary Archdale Palmer Wickham who died on Sunday, at the age of 79. He was beloved in his successive parishes.
He was a notable cricketer at Oxford. And later became a keen entomologist.
He came from an ancient Somerset family, and was the second son of Rev. Edmund Dawe Wickham, vicar of Holmwood, Surrey and his wife Emma, only daughter of Archdale Palmer of Cheam Park, Surrey. He was born in November 1855.
He was educated at Temple Grove and Marlborough where he gained a scholarship to New College Oxford, taking honours in the classics.
He kept wicket in the Oxford eleven in 1878 and later played for Norfolk and Somerset county sides.
After preparation at Leeds Clergy School he was ordained to the curacy St Stephens in Norwich in 1880. in 1889 he became vicar of Martock in Somerset. In 1904 he was collator to the prebendal stall of East Harptree at Wells Cathedral.
In 1911 he was made vicar of east Brent by the Bishop Dr Kennium.
Prebendary Wickham was a remarkable, industrious and successful entomologist. His collection of butterflies numbering many thousands. In 1917 he became a Fellow of the Royal Entomological Society of London. And a constant visitor to the Natural History Museum. One of his great achievements was 'working out' a collection of thousands of specimens from the Amazon and Rio Madeira areas brought over by one of his sons. Alarge part of it was given to the British museum.
He was twice married, and had three sons and three daughters. One of his sons is housemaster at Eton. One of his sisters was the wife of the late Dr Frank Bright, Master of University College Oxford. Another of his sisters was the wife of Mr R Bosworth-Smith a master at Harrow. (Bryan Cooper)

His wife is buried with him in the family grave beside the path on the South side of St Marys church East Brent. (JR) Archie was educated M.A. in Oxford university..
On the Nth side of the chancel is a stained glass window, dedicated to Rev. Archdale WICKHAM. It depicts his love of cricket and entomology. His extensive collection of butterflies and moths etc. and manuscripts are now in the British Museum.

Archie Wickham, Full name Archdale Palmer Wickham, played major first class cricket for Somerset and Oxford University from 1876 - 1907
Batting style Right-hand bat Fielding position Wicket-keeper
Details of his cricketing career and statistics can be found on the following link:
<http://content.cricinfo.com/england/content/player/22421.html>

In 2005 The new main gates to the church was dedicated to the Rev. Wickham. Parents: Edmund Dawe WICKHAM and Edith "Emma" PALMER.

Spouse: Emily Helena M BALDWIN. Emily Helena M BALDWIN and Rev. Archdale Palmer "Archie" WICKHAM m.a. were married in March 1883 in St George. Hanover Square. London. Children were: Leila Rose WICKHAM, Edmund Hugh Whalley WICKHAM, Reginald Trelawney "Rex" WICKHAM.

Spouse: Harriet Elizabeth Amy STRONG. Harriet Elizabeth Amy STRONG and Rev. Archdale Palmer "Archie" WICKHAM m.a. were married about June 1896 in Yeovil SOM. Children were: Archdale Kenneth WICKHAM, Christine Edith B WICKHAM, Stella Jean Agnes WICKHAM m.a..

Christine Edith B WICKHAM¹⁵³ was born in March 1900 in Yeovil SOM.¹⁵³ Parents: Rev. Archdale Palmer "Archie" WICKHAM m.a. and Harriet Elizabeth Amy STRONG.

David Reginald Trelawney WICKHAM¹⁵¹ was born (date unknown). Parents: Reginald Trelawney "Rex" WICKHAM and Mary Olive VASSAL.

Edmund Dawe WICKHAM^153,607 was born in 1810.⁶⁰⁸ He died in June 1894 at the age of 84.⁶⁰⁸
From 'Times' Obituary. 20th June 1894.
"We have to record the death, on Sunday evening, at the age of 84, of the Rev. Edmund Dawe WICKHAM, an Evangelical clergyman, well known throughout the diocese of Winchester, in which the greater part of his active life was spent.
He was the son of James Anthony Wickham, of North Hill House. Frome Somerset. And was educated at Winchester College at the same time as Lord Selbourne, Lord Sherbrooke, Anthony Trollope and many other distinguished gentlemen.
Winchester College was founded by his ancestor William of Wykeham. From Winchester he went to Bailiol where he was a contemporary of Archbishop Manning and Archbishop Tate.
His first ministerial charge was at Godstone, Surrey. For the last 43 years of his life he was vicar of the parish of Holmwood, Surrey, only resigning on account of old age January last.
In 1836 he married Emma Palmer of Cheam Park, Surrey. Five children survive him, among whom are Rev. Archdale Palmer Wickham, well known as wicketkeeper for the Somerset eleven. And Mrs Bosworth-Smith. His eldest daughter married Rev. Frank Bright, Master of University College Oxford" (Bryan Cooper)
Parents: James Anthony WICKHAM.

Spouse: Edith "Emma" PALMER. Edith "Emma" PALMER and Edmund Dawe WICKHAM were married in 1836.⁶⁰⁸ Children were: Rev. Archdale Palmer "Archie" WICKHAM m.a..

Edmund Hugh Whalley WICKHAM^152,153 was born in 1886 in Suffolk. He died on 19 September 1926 at the age of 40 in Nairobi Kenya.¹⁵³ d. 19 Sep 1926, Hunting accident in Tanganika (formerly German East Africa)
Cause: TW was killed by an elephant in Nyeri on 19-9-1926. Parents: Rev. Archdale Palmer "Archie" WICKHAM m.a. and Emily Helena M BALDWIN.

Spouse: Evelyn Mary BRANCKER. Evelyn Mary BRANCKER and Edmund Hugh Whalley WICKHAM were married in April 1914 in East Brent. [NEED TO DEFINE SENTENCE:Divorced]¹⁵¹ Children were: Mehala Mary Whalley Trevaldwyn WICKHAM, Peter Reginald Whalley WICKHAM.

James Anthony WICKHAM^153,608 lived in North Hill House, Frome. SOM.⁶⁰⁸

Children were: Edmund Dawe WICKHAM.

Before 2006 James John Rufus WICKHAM¹⁵³ was an a professor of Sociology in Dublin University.^153,669 Parents: Archdale Kenneth WICKHAM and Raymonde Ghislane CRAWLEY.

Spouse: Anne TURTON. Anne TURTON and James John Rufus WICKHAM were married on 1 November 1969 in Brighton..¹⁵³

Jocelyn WICKHAM¹⁵³ was born (date unknown). Parents: Archdale Kenneth WICKHAM and Raymonde Ghislane CRAWLEY.

Leila Rose WICKHAM¹⁵³ was born in 1884. She died in 1890 at the age of 6. Parents: Rev. Archdale Palmer "Archie" WICKHAM m.a. and Emily Helena M BALDWIN.

Mehala Mary Whalley Trevaldwyn WICKHAM¹⁵¹ was born on 3 June 1916 in Tanganika. Mehala was born during WW1 in an internment camp in German held Tanganyika. She died on 24 February 2014 at the age of 97 in Reading Berks. Parents: Edmund Hugh Whalley WICKHAM and Evelyn Mary BRANCKER.

Spouse: John Reginald TREVALDWYN. Mehala Mary Whalley Trevaldwyn WICKHAM and John Reginald TREVALDWYN were married.

Peter Reginald Whalley WICKHAM¹⁵¹ was born on 26 March 1918 at Nairobi in Kenya.²⁰⁸ He died in 1970 at the age of 52 in basingstoke, Hampshire.²⁰⁸ He served in the military RAF WW2. Wing Commander Peter Reginald Whalley Wickham DSO DFC and Bar, RAF no. 33403

At the end of the war a full account of his wartime activities was prepared to support a recommendation for a DSO, this listing his claims as ten confirmed, seven probables and 15 damaged. The DSO citation, which appeared in August 1945, combined the two former figures and credited him with 17.

Wickham ended the war with 4 biplane victories and a total of 7 (plus another 3 without details) destroyed. Parents: Edmund Hugh Whalley WICKHAM and Evelyn Mary BRANCKER.

Spouse: Sheila Margery MACNEAL. Sheila Margery MACNEAL and Peter Reginald Whalley WICKHAM were married in 1942 in Chelsea, London.

Spouse: Joan BROWN/GOODHEW?. Joan BROWN/GOODHEW? and Peter Reginald Whalley WICKHAM were married in 1953 in Westminster LON.

Reginald Trelawney "Rex" WICKHAM^153,334 was born in 1889. He lived in East Brent Som. about 1914. He died on 21 September 1938 at the age of 49 in Uganda.⁷⁹ Rex served in the military WW1.³³⁴ Flight Prob. Officer. RAF. Reginald Trelawney Wickham Cadet granted temporary commission as 2nd Lieutenant 18 Nov 1918. He served in the military RAF WW2. Wing Commander Peter Reginald Whalley Wickham DSO DFC and Bar, RAF no. 33403

Wickham ended the war with 4 biplane victories and a total of 7 (plus another 3 without details) destroyed. A David Reginald Trelawney WICKHAM age 79, of Trowell Farm, Chipstable? Was fined £85 plus £35 costs plus£15 compensation. For driving without an MOT? (Where or when unknown) Could this be a son of Reginald Trelawney Wickham? Noted by Bryan Cooper. Parents: Rev. Archdale Palmer "Archie" WICKHAM m.a. and Emily Helena M BALDWIN.

Spouse: Mary Olive VASSAL. Mary Olive VASSAL and Reginald Trelawney "Rex" WICKHAM were married in Harrow on the Hill. Children were: Anthony Maurice WICKHAM, David Reginald Trelawney WICKHAM.

Sarah WICKHAM^64,74,195 was born about 1811 in Compton Bishop SOM.^64,106 About 1851 she was an a straw bonnet maker in East Brent Som..^64,106

Spouse: John EMERY. Sarah WICKHAM and John EMERY were married on 11 August 1840 in Compton Bishop SOM.^73,195 Children were: Jane EMERY, Edward EMERY.

Stella Jean Agnes WICKHAM m.a.¹⁵³ was born about September 1902 in Yeovil SOM.¹⁵³ In 1936–1950 she was a history teacher in Cheltenham ladies college.¹⁵³ 1922 she was studying at Oxford University. Where she played for the University Hockey team. Bath Chronicle and Weekly Gazette - Saturday 18 March 1922

This little anecdote possibly from a pupil, gives an insight into college life in the early 1900's.
In Downside I thought I had been sent, at 10 years old, to a lunatic asylum because while we had our temperatures taken every morning we had to keep our toes off the fireside mat in the dormitory while Matron gave us 3 mouthfuls of pink gargle. Betty and I both have memories of walking from House to College in a silent crocodile, as a house punishment, because someone had scraped their chair after Grace at breakfast and no-one would own up. We still laugh when we remember Miss Wickham falling flat on her face with a pile of exercise books spilling across the floor and raising her head just enough to say
"When I don't laugh it's not funny."
After 1950 continued teaching in Surrey. (Bryan Cooper) Stella Wickham was Godmother to John STRONG (Bryan Cooper) Parents: Rev. Archdale Palmer "Archie" WICKHAM m.a. and Harriet Elizabeth Amy STRONG.

Rev. John WICKSTEAD was vicar between 1736 and 1754 in St Marys Church. East Brent. SOM..⁶⁵

John WIGGELSWORTH¹³ was born on 26 December 1957.

Spouse: Tanya Joan HEALY. Tanya Joan HEALY and John WIGGELSWORTH were married. Children were: Phoebe Jane WIGGELSWORTH.

Phoebe Jane WIGGELSWORTH¹³ was born on 3 January 1989. Parents: John WIGGELSWORTH and Tanya Joan HEALY.

Mary A WIGHT⁹ was born in 1903. She died on 16 June 1970 at the age of 67 in East Brent.⁹

Darcus? WILAT was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Linard? FULER. Darcus? WILAT and Linard? FULER were married on 28 November 1664 in East Brent.⁴⁸