Rev. 6 May 2009, Gen. 35
DESCENDANTS OF WILLIAM
GRAVES AND GRACE ------
OF DROGHEDA, CO. LOUTH,
IRELAND
GENERATION 1
William Graves (1) may have been
born about 1600. He lived in Drogheda,
Co. Louth, Ireland. He died intestate,
and was buried at St. Peter’s Church, Drogheda, Ireland. He married Grace ‑‑‑‑‑‑,
whose will was proved 19 Dec. 1672. She
was buried next to her husband at St. Peter’s.
It is believed that this William
Graves may have been a son of Richard Graves of London, b. 1572, descended from
the Graves family of Yorkshire and Mickleton Manor, Gloucestershire,
England. There is information in that
genealogy, however, that disputes this claim.
(R‑1)
Children - Graves
2. Francis Graves; the eldest son.
+3. William Graves, m. Esther ‑‑‑‑‑‑,
d.c. 1682.
4. Edmund Graves (of Drogheda), m. Margaret
Osborne.
5. Margaret Graves, m. Mr. Braye (or Bray).
+6. Jane Graves, m. Thomas Boleyn.
+7. Charity Graves, m. Thomas Leigh.
GENERATION 2
CHILDREN OF WILLIAM GRAVES (1)
AND GRACE ------
William Graves (3) lived in
Rathmullen, Co. Meath, Ireland. His
will was proved 29 June 1682, to be buried in St. Peter’s Church, Drogheda, Co.
Louth, Ireland. His will mentioned his
cousin, Rt. Rev. Tobian Pullein, Bishop of Dromore. He married Esther ‑‑‑‑‑‑. (R‑1)
Children - Graves
+8. Thomas Graves, married.
9. Edmund Graves
10. Margaret Graves, m. Mr. Aiken.
11. Bridget Graves, m. James Aiken.
12. Elizabeth Graves
13. Anne Graves
+14. Francis Graves, married, d.c. 1722.
Jane Graves (6) married Capt. Thomas
Boleyn. He was descended from the
honorable family of that name, formerly seated at Bloxhall in Suffolk Co.,
England. (R‑1)
Children - Boleyn
+15. Godfrey Boleyn, m. Mary Singleton.
Charity Graves (7) married Thomas
Leigh of Drogheda, Co. Louth. He was a
descendant of the Leigh family of Elsmore, Co. Salop, England (See Successive List of the Clergy of the Diocese
of Down by Rev. James B. Leslie.).
(R‑1)
Children - Leigh
+16. Elizabeth Leigh, m. Tobian Pullein.
GENERATION 3
CHILDREN OF WILLIAM GRAVES (3)
AND ESTHER ------
Thomas Graves (8) moved from
Rathmullen, Co. Meath, to Maryborough, Queens Co. (now Leix Co.), Ireland. He raised sheep, sold the wool, and was a
skinner and glover. He married ‑‑‑‑‑‑. (R‑1)
Children - Graves
+17. Andrew Graves, married.
18. Thomas Graves of Dublin; had children.
19. James Graves; had children.
Francis Graves (14) lived in
Drogheda, Co. Louth, Ireland. His will
was proved 30 July 1722. He married ‑‑‑‑‑‑. (R‑1)
Children - Graves
20. William Graves, m. Jane Osborn, 1722, d.
1762. He was of Laundy’s Castle, Mayor
of Drogheda. She was dau. of Henry
Osborn of Julianstown, Co. Meath, and his wife Margaret Dopping Heppenstal of
Dopping Court, Dublin.
21. Margaret Graves, m. Thomas Chamney, 1715. He was of Platten Hall, Co. Meath and Co.
Wexford, d. 1725, son of John Chamney of Co. Wicklow and of Co. Wexford,
Ireland, 1650-1733, m. 1686 a dau. of Thomas Bacon, will pr. 1746. (Thomas Chamney’s sister Elizabeth Chamney
m. Percival Hunt. See Chamney and Hunt.)
CHILDREN OF JANE GRAVES (6) AND
THOMAS BOLEYN
Godfrey Boleyn (15) married Mary
Singleton. She was a sister of the Rt.
Hon. Henry Singleton, Prime Sergeant, Chief Justice of Common Pleas and Master
of the Rolls in this kingdom, died 1740 (who died then?). (R‑1)
Children - Boleyn
22. Patience Boleyn, m. (Rt. Rev.) Robert Howard,
1724. She was sole heiress of her
parents. He was Senior Fellow of
Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland, Lord Bishop of Elphin. He succeeded his brother at Shelton, Co.
Wicklow, Ireland, where the family had long been seated. He was a son of Ralph Howard, b. 1638, who
succeeded at Shelton. He was M.C. 1667
at the College of Dublin and became professor of that University. He m. Catherine Sotheby of a very ancient
family in Yorkshire. Ralph Howard’s
daughter Catherine m. Sir Thomas Molyneux.
Ralph Howard’s g-granddaughter m. Lord Frederick Howard, younger son of
Thomas Howard, Duke of Norfolk. Ralph
Howard’s son, the Rt. Rev. Robert Howard, was raised to the dignity of Howard
Viscount Wicklow. (Lodge’s Peerage of Ireland, vol. VI, pp. 85-91)
CHILDREN OF CHARITY GRAVES (7)
AND THOMAS LEIGH
Elizabeth Leigh (16) married Rt.
Rev. Tobian Pullein, Bishop of Dromore and grandson of Rt. Rev. Archbishop
Pullein of Tuam. (R‑1)
Children - Pullein
+23. Jane Pullein, m. Brent Spencer.
24. Thomas Pullein (or Thomas Leigh?), B.A., M.A.,
B.D., D.D., Chancellor of Dromore.
+25. Charity Pullein (or Charity Leigh?), m. William Major.
GENERATION 4
CHILDREN OF THOMAS GRAVES (8)
Andrew Graves (17) of Maryborough,
Ireland, owned, leased and sold land and dwellings. He sold to Matthew Cassan in 1747 an inn known as “The
Ship”. It is interesting to note that
Richard Graves, the haberdasher of London, who is reputed to be the father of
Andrew’s great-grandfather William (b. 1572), owned an inn in London also
called “The Ship”. Andrew married ‑‑‑‑‑‑. (R‑1)
Children - Graves
+26. Bartholomew Graves, m. Margaret ‑‑‑‑‑‑.
27. Robert Graves, m. ‑‑‑‑‑‑. Had children.
+28. Edward Andrew Graves, m. Susanna Brennan.
+29. Elinor Graves, m. James Cathrew, 1803.
CHILDREN OF ELIZABETH LEIGH (16)
AND TOBIAN PULLEIN
Jane Pullein (23) married Brent
Spencer of Lisburn, Ireland, M.P. for Co. Antrim, Ireland. (R‑1)
Children - Spencer
30. General Sir) Brent Spencer, G.C.B.
31. Joshua Spencer, barrister.
32. Charlotte Spencer; Marchioness of Donegal,
Ireland.
+33. Jane Spencer, m. Paul Channing.
Charity Pullein (or Charity Leigh?)
(25) married Rev. William Major, M.A.
(R‑1)
Children - Major
34. Charity Major, m. Rev. Charles Clewlow,
1728. He was b. 1686, and received B.A.
1707, M.A. 1710, Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland.
GENERATION 5
CHILDREN OF ANDREW GRAVES (17)
Bartholomew Graves (26) was a
tallow chandler (manufacturer). He
married Margaret ‑‑‑‑‑‑. (R‑1)
Children - Graves
+35. Bartholomew William Graves, m(1) Anne Richardson, 1778, m(2) ‑‑‑‑‑‑.
36. Elizabeth Graves, m. Henry Plunket, 1768. He was Corporal, 3rd Regiment of Horse.
37. Martha Graves, m. Henry Wheelock, 1780.
38. Anne Graves, m. Thomas Parsons.
39. James Graves; he was of Maryborough, later of
Ballyraggat, Co. Kilkenny, and was a saddler (saddle manufacturer).
40. Margaret Graves, m. Oliver Wright (of Queens
Co.), 1790.
41. Jane Graves, m. Andrew Carter (of Queens Co.),
1790. Children.
42. Catherine Graves, never married.
43. Andrew Graves, m. Margaret Long, 1799. She was dau. of George Long of Queens Co.,
Ireland.
Edward Andrew Graves (28),
sometimes known as Andrew, married Susanna Brennan, a Quaker (Quaker Church
Records, Dublin, Ireland). (R‑1)
Children - Graves
44. Harriet Graves, m. Thomas Manders, 1801. Children.
+45. Sophia Graves, m. William J. Stoker.
+46. Anne Graves, b.c. 1780, m. Anthony Alexander O’Reilly, 5 Aug. 1799,
d. 1 June 1860.
Elinor Graves (29) married James
Cathrew in 1803. He was Registrar of
the Exchequer, son of Alexander Cathrew and Jane Moore. (R‑1)
Children - Cathrew
+47. Grace Cathrew, b. 1817, m. Cuthbert Clibborn.
CHILDREN OF JANE PULLEIN (23) AND
BRENT SPENCER
Jane Spencer (33) married Col. Paul
Channing. (R‑1)
Children - Channing
48. George Channing; he was Lord Cavagh.
GENERATION 6
CHILDREN OF BARTHOLOMEW GRAVES
(26) AND MARGARET ------
Bartholomew William Graves (35) was
a manufacturer of hosiery in Limerick, Ireland. He first married Anne Richardson, daughter of William Richardson
and Catherine Hunt, in 1778 (see Richardson, Hunt). The name of his second wife is not known. (R‑1)
Children - Graves
+49. Henry Graves, b. 1797, m. Susan Johnston, 2 Nov. 1833, d. 8 Dec.
1862.
50. Bartholomew Graves, m. Sarah Tully. She was sister to Gerald T. Tully, pro
sub-manager of the Preston Banking Co. of Preston, England. The Tullys were of a very ancient family,
being the first coiners of Ireland.
They bore arms: Vert, a chev between three wolves heads erased or. Crest: a wolf’s head couped or.
+51. Elizabeth Graves, m. William Herrick Reardon, 1822.
+52. William Richardson Graves, m(1) Isabella Brett, 1806, m(2)
Elizabeth Manders.
+53. Margaret Graves, m. William Brunskill, 1809.
CHILDREN OF EDWARD A. GRAVES
(28) AND SUSANNA BRENNAN
Sophia Graves (45) married William
J. Stoker, son of William Stoker and Elizabeth Lutterell. He was born in 1773 and died in 1848. (R‑1, R‑3)
Children - Stoker
54. Anne Stoker, m. Otway Herbert.
55. William Beauchamp Stoker, b. 1806, m(1)
Caroline Blanche O’Reilly (his first cousin), m(2) Grace Gordon Caulfield, d.
1887. No children. He was a barrister.
+56. Edward Alexander Stoker, b. 1810, m. Henrietta Wisdom, d. 1889.
57. Charles Eyre Stoker, b. 1820, m. Charlotte
Cuddy, d. 1893.
Anne Graves (46) was born about
1780, and died 1 June 1860 in Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa, in her
80th year. She married Col.
Anthony Alexander O’Reilly of the 4th Dragoons on 5 Aug. 1799. The O’Reillys bore arms. Their seat was Baltrasna, Old Castle, Co.
Meath, Ireland. After marriage they
moved to South Africa by way of India with the military (4th
Dragoons and later 21st Light Dragoons), and lived there until his
death.
He was born in 1776[1]
at Baltrasna, Oldcastle, County Meath, Ireland, and died 27 May 1870 in East
London, Cape Province, South Africa.
His father was an officer in the British Army. His mother was Margaret Sibthorp, daughter of the Hon. Justice
Sibthorn, whose wife was Marianne Cockrane, daughter of General Cockrane and
niece of Thomas, 8th Earl of Dundonald.
Col. Alexander O’Reilly was nephew to Don Alexander O’Reilly (or Count
don Alejandro O'Reilly), Generalissimo of the Spanish Service and Grandee of
the first class, and first Spanish Governor of Louisiana. These O’Reillys were descendants of Geldas
O’Reilly, whose daughter Catherine married the son of Richard Butler, the 3rd
Earl of Ormond (see Butler).
The O’Reillys are descended from
Brian, King of Connaught, A.D. 981, who commanded the royal army and fell at
the battle of Contarf, A.D. 1002. Arten
O’Reilly was the Prince of West Brefny.
The grant of East and West Brefny was granted by Queen Elizabeth in
1562. The O’Reillys of Beltrasna (Col.
Alexander O’Reilly) are a branch of this family. Some of their descendants are: Alexander O’Reilly, a General in
the Spanish army, who in 1765 saved the life of King Charles II of England in a
popular uprising in Madrid; Myles O’Reilly, D.L., of Heath House, Queens Co.,
m. 1830 Susan Ann Beresford, daughter of the Hon. Rev. George de la Poer
Beresford, son of William Beresford, 1st Lord Decies, Archbishop of Tuam and
his wife Elizabeth Fitzgibbon, sister of Lord Chancellor Clare Fitzgibbon; Col.
Walter O’Reilly m. 1827 Harriet, Duchess of Roxborough, widow of James, 5th
Duke of Roxburgh. (R‑1, R‑4)
Children - O’Reilly
58. Anne O’Reilly, m. Capt. Joseph Leeson (of
Leeson Park, Dublin, H.E.I. C.S.), died in India. Had children.
59. Caroline Blanche O’Reilly, m. William B.
Stoker (her first cousin). Died without
issue.
60. Thomas O’Reilly (nothing known about him)
61. James O’Reilly, b.c. 1807-1808 (Dublin,
Ireland), m. Ida Wilhelmina Hendrikz, 5 Aug. 1827 (Somerset East, Cape
Province, South Africa), d. 28 Oct. 1858 (Middelburg, Cape Province, South
Africa). Had children.
62. John O’Reilly, b.c. 1811, m. Antoinette
Hendrikz, c. 1839 (Somerset East, Cape Province, South Africa). She was sister of Ida. Had children.
63. Katherine Georgina Louisa O’Reilly, b. July
1816 (Cape Town, South Africa) m. Col. John MacLean (in 27th Regiment), Aug.
1835 (Grahamstown, Cape Province, South Africa), d. 1874 (East London, South
Africa). Had children.
64. George Donkin Charles O’Reilly, b.c. 1819-1820
(Grahamstown, South Africa), m. Theunissa Ferreira, d. 1871 (near Grahamstown,
South Africa). Had children.
65. Anthony Augustus O’Reilly, b. 1822
(Grahamstown, South Africa), never married, d. 1850 (Grahamstown, Cape
Province, South Africa).
CHILDREN OF ELINOR GRAVES (29)
AND JAMES CATHREW
Grace Cathrew (47) was born in
1817. She married Cuthbert Clibborn of
Moate Castle and of Belfast. He was
M.B. M.C.H. The Cuthberts descend from St.
Cuthbert of Cumberland, England, A.D. 600.
The Clibborns trace their family to the 11th century. Members of the branch in Ireland were
Quakers. (R‑1)
Children - Clibborn
66. Graves Cathrew Clibborn
67. Cuthbert John Clibborn, m. Mary Graves.
GENERATION 7
CHILDREN OF BARTHOLOMEW W.
GRAVES (35)
Henry Graves (49) was born in 1797,
and died 8 Dec. 1862 at his residence in Fishergate, Preston, Lancashire,
England. He married Susan Johnston on 2
Nov. 1833 in St. George’s Church, Dublin, Ireland. She was daughter of Higginson Johnston, attorney of Dublin, and
his wife Sarah Hutton (see Johnston, Hutton).
Henry was appointed chief executive
at the formation of the Preston Banking Co. in May 1849. He occupied the bank house and this is
described as being in Fishergate. He
received an allowance of 40 pounds per annum for light and candles. In the book, The History of the Preston Banking Co., Mr. Graves is described as
“an Irish gentleman of portly and commanding address”. This book is included in a book entitled A Hundred Years of Joint Stock Banking.
Three men of this Graves family
were made freemen of the City of Dublin, 1832, 1835 and 1837. They were Henry Graves of Hollybrook Park,
Dublin, later of Preston, England; Robert Graves, 20 St. Stevens Green; and
William Richardson Graves, Secretary of the Bank of Ireland. (R‑1)
Children - Graves
+68. Sarah Jane Graves, b. 1836, m. John Humber, 2 Nov. 1858.
69. Susan Graves, died young. She was a reputed beauty.
70. Anne Graves, never married.
71. Adelaide Eliza Graves, never married.
+72. Henry William Graves, b. 1840, married, d. 1911.
73. William Percival Graves, never married, d.
1879 (Peshawaw, India). He graduated
from Kingstown School and Royal Military Academy of Woolwock, 1862,
commissioned lieutenant, 1865.
+74. Maria Graves, m. Charles Jamieson.
+75. Catherine Graves, m. Hervey Ekins Ryves.
76. Col.) Benjamin Chamney Graves, b. 2 Feb. 1845
(near Preston, Lancs., England), m. Mary Rebecca Walker (dau. of John and
Hannah Walker of Gloucestershire, England), 1880. He attended Kingstown School and Woolwich Royal Military Academy,
1862, joined the Royal Artillery as Lieutenant in 1866, Indian Staff Corps,
1871, Captain 1878, Major 1886, Lt. Col. 1892, Brevet Col. 1897. He served in the Afghan War, 1879. SD (medal) Commandant, the Garhwal. Despatches 3 times, medal and 2 clasps. Decorated for the campaign on N.W. frontier
of India and Tirah. No children. (British Who’s Who, 1904)
77. Robert Graves, b. 1848, never married.
+78. Edmund Johnston Graves, b. 3 Aug. 1847, m. Mary Anne Horner
Oughton, 15 Oct. 1877.
Elizabeth Graves (51) married
William Herrick Reardon in 1822. (R‑1)
Children - Reardon
79. Edward Graves Reardon, m. Laura Graves (#84,
his 1st cousin), 1842. Died without
issue.
William Richardson Graves (52) was
Secretary of the Bank of Ireland, 1829-1858.
He first married Isabella Brett in 1806. He secondly married Elizabeth Manders. (R‑1)
Children - Graves, by Elizabeth
Manders
+80. Henry Graves, m. Anne Stephenson, 1835.
81. William Graves
82. Anne Graves
83. Elizabeth Graves
84. Laura Graves, m. Edward Graves Reardon (#79),
1842.
Margaret Graves (53) married
William Brunskill in 1809. He was a
civil servant, 1784-1848. The Brunskill
family lived in Stainmore, Westmoreland, England for over 300 years. Robert Southey, the poet, mentions the
Brunskills of Stainmore in his poem called “Borough Bells”. (R‑1)
Children - Brunskill
85. Anne Brunskill, b. 1810.
86. William Mitchell Brunskill, b. 1812.
87. Henry Graves Brunskill, b. 1823.
CHILDREN OF SOPHIA GRAVES (45)
AND WILLIAM J. STOKER
Edward Alexander Stoker (56) was
born in 1810 and died in 1889. He
married Henrietta Wisdom. (R‑3)
Children - Stoker
88. Elizabeth Stoker
89. Sarah Stoker
+90. William Stoker, b. 1848, m. Janet Ross-Todd, d. 1922.
+91. Henry Stoker, b. 1850, m. Mary Poe, d. 1927.
92. Ernest Wilson Stoker, b. 1864, d. 1914.
+93. Graves Stoker, b. 1864, m. Constance Vennet, d. 1937.
+94. Frances Owen Stoker, b. 1866, m. Rita Maunsel, d. 1940.
GENERATION 8
CHILDREN OF HENRY GRAVES (49)
AND SUSAN JOHNSTON
Sarah Jane Graves (68) was born in
1836 in Ireland. She married John
Humber of Oak House, Fulwood, Preston, Lancashire, England on 2 Nov. 1858 at
St. John’s Parish Church, Preston[2]. He was born 1805, died 1885. John Humber of the old Humber River family
of Preston had extensive cotton mills on the Humber River. (R‑1, R‑2)
Children - Humber
95. John Humber; of Oak House, Preston,
England. He was a Major and mayor of
Preston. Children.
96. Ettie Humber, b. 1863, m. Capt. Robert Downing
(of Glasgow, Scotland), d. 1884. Infant
dau. in 1884.
97. Catherine Humber
98. Agnes (“Aggie”) Humber, m. Philip Park,
1886. He lived near Preston and was
considered very rich.
99. Clara Humber
Henry William Graves (72), the
eldest son, was born in 1840, and died in 1911 on the Isle of Wight. He married ‑‑‑‑‑‑. (R‑1)
Children - Graves
100. Eva Graves, m. (Capt.) Harry Seymour
Hazelgrove, 1886 (India), d. 1886. He
served in 14th Bombay Infantry. One
dau. was living in 1886.
101. Lillian Graves, b. 1872.
102. Henry Graves, b. 1885. He studied medicine.
Maria (“May”) Graves (74) married
Col. Charles Jamieson of the 14th Sikh Regiment. (R‑1)
Children - Jamieson
+103. Clara Crofton Jamieson, b. 1875, m. Verney Lovell, 1893.
104. May Jamieson, m(1) Mr. Dampier, m(2) Mr. Webb
(a gentleman in the Indian Civil Service).
Children.
105. Jean Jamieson (Lady Rouse), m. Sir Aleck Rouse
(T.W.D.). Children.
Catherine Graves (75) married Col.
Hervey Ekins Ryves, son of Col. Ryves, 13th Bengal Lancers and grandson of
General Ryves who raised the 8th Bengal Cavalry Regiment. Col. Hervey Ryves served under the Duke of
Connaught’s personal command at Meerut, India.
The Duke was a brother of the King.
Hervey Ryves commanded the 13th Duke of Connaught’s Bengal Lancers. He and his wife entertained and saw a great
deal of the royal pair. The Duchess of
Connaught presented Catherine with a full length autographed picture of
herself. The Duke escorted Catherine at
affairs and Hervey escorted the Duchess.
(R‑1)
Children - Ryves
+106. Benjamin Hervey Ryves, b. 1875, m(1) Hilda ‑‑‑‑‑‑,
m(2) Irene ‑‑‑‑‑‑.
107. Three other children
Edmund Johnston Graves (78) was
born 3 Aug. 1847 at Fishergate, Preston, Lancashire, England. He attended Kingstown School and then Dr.
Stackpoole’s College (Kingstown College).
He left England and emigrated to the U.S. before 1877. He married Mary Anne Horner Oughton,
daughter of Walter Oughton and Mary Anne Tempset White (see Oughton, White), on
15 Oct. 1877 in the Church of the Holy Apostle, New York City, NY. (R‑1)
Children - Graves
+108. Henry Walton Graves, b. 25 July 1878, m. Katherine Northcott, March
1921 (?), d. 31 Jan. 1936.
+109. Edmund Percival Graves, b. 1 Nov. 1879, m(1) Jeanette Doremus, m(2)
Sarah Smith, d. 11 Dec. 1964.
110. Howard Tempest Graves, b. 11 Feb. 1881, d. 2
June 1953. He was a vice president of
the Farmer’s Trust Co., N.Y. City, when he decided to devote his remaining
years to his art. He was a popular
illustrator of the post World War I period, and an artist of note. He was a member of the Dutch Reformed Church
of Flushing, L.I., NY, and of the Flushing Country Club. Bur. in Flushing Cem.
+111. Benjamin Clifford Graves, b. 26 Jan. 1886, m. Edna Martin, d. 12
Jan. 1968.
112. Lester Graves (twin of Benjamin), b. 26 Jan.
1886, died at birth.
+113. Adelaide Estelle Graves, b. 11 Dec. 1890, m. James Lewis Cropsey,
24 Oct. 1912, d. 28 Oct. 1982.
CHILDREN OF WILLIAM R. GRAVES
(52) AND ELIZABETH MANDERS
Henry Graves (80) married Anne
Stephenson in 1835. (R‑1)
Children - Graves
114. William Graves, b. 1838, m. Mary Theodore
Beatson Cockrane, d. 1907.
115. Henry Graves, b. 1843, d. 1876 (in the Ashanti
War).
116. Capt.) George Graves, m(1) ‑‑‑‑‑‑,
m(2) Miss Massey. He was Harbor Master
of Kingston.
117. Elizabeth Graves, m. Herbert Manders (of
Richview, Co. Dublin, Ireland), 1857.
CHILDREN OF EDWARD A. STOKER
(56) AND HENRIETTA WISDOM
William Stoker (90) was born in
1848 and died in 1922. He married Janet
Ross-Todd. She was born in 1849 and
died in 1935. (R‑3)
Children - Stoker
118. William Edward Stoker, b. 1876, d. 1878.
+119. Robert John Graves Stoker, b. 1877, m. Ethel Kinahan, d. 1945.
+120. Lillian Martin Stoker, b. 1879, m. Gibbon FitzGibbon, d. 1947.
+121. Henry Hew Gordon Stoker, b. 1885, m(1) Olive Joan Violet Gwendoline
Leacock, m(2) Dorothy Pidcock, d. 1966.
122. Edward Alexander Stoker, b. 1889, m. Melita ‑‑‑‑‑‑.
123. Hetty Violet Stoker, b. 1889, m. James Keogh,
d. 1977.
Henry Stoker (91) was born in 1850
and died in 1927. He married Mary
Poe. She was born in 1871. (R‑3)
Children - Stoker
+124. Edward Stoker, b. 1897, m. Margaret Noone.
125. James Poe Stoker, b. 1912, d. 1942.
Graves Stoker (93) was born in 1864
and died in 1937. He married Constance
Vennet. She died in 1945. (R‑3)
Children - Stoker
126. Henrietta Stoker
+127. Patricia Stoker, m(1) Ivor Nicholson, m(2) Alan McGaw.
+128. Claudia Stoker, m. Gerald Howard.
129. William Stoker
130. Henry Stoker
Frances Owen Stoker (94) was born
in 1866 and died in 1940. He married
Rita Maunsel. She died in 1943. (R‑3)
Children - Stoker
131. May Stoker
132. Norma Stoker, d. 1966.
133. Joan Stoker, d. 1942.
134. Ruth Stoker, d. 1928.
135. Monica Stoker, d. 1941.
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