Squier family tree details of individuals

^1/1 Vernon Leslie Squier 1914-1966 Personnel Manager of Sunbury on Thames Son of Joseph Cecil and Beatrice Annie Squier
							Age	Source
		Born 26 Aug 1914 (Reg Dec 1914, Hendon)						B
		Married Doris Roder, a 23-year old Burroughs machine operator from Barnes, in 1939 (registered Q4 Chelsea)					25	B, fmp8
		Divorced (in 1946?)					32	B
		Married Margaret Kathleen Cahill Marsh 18^th Jan 1947 at Surrey N.E. Registry Office, by licence					33	B
		Father of	John Vernon	19^th May 1948			34	A
		Married Vera Agnes Williams in 1963 (registered Q2 Surrey NW)					49	A, B
		Died in 1966 (registered Q2 Chelsea)					51	A, B
		Cremated at S.W. Middlesex crematorium, Hanworth						A


c.1919-21	Stayed with cousin Trix's family when he was young, because his mother Beatrice Annie was looking after them (Trix's family) after their mother died.					5-7		A7, A12
	They used to visit Manor Farm (see ^3/2Caroline Squier) in the school holidays.							A7
	Vernon and brother Bert went on a punting holiday on the Thames.							A12
	Bert and Harold went to the London School for Orphans but only two scholarships were allowed per family so Vernon had to pay. Grandfather Blore lent them the money.							A12
1921 June	He was a pupil at the Collegiate School, Fairview Avenue, Stanford le Hope					6y	10m	C
1922-30	He was a boarder at the London School for Orphans in Watford (founded 1813, now Reed’s School, Esher)					8-16		A12
	He played the tuba in the school band at Watford							A12
1930-32	He won a scholarship to the City of London School					16-18		A12
1932-39	He worked for the Gas, Light & Coke Company in London					18-25		A12
1932-39	He was in the Middlesex Yeomanry (a cavalry regiment of the Territorials) with brothers Bert and Harold. He soon became a sergeant					18-25		A12
	He played rugby for the Old Watfordians							A12
1939-45 On active war service						25-31
1939	He was called up in September						25	A12
1940	30^th Nov. 2^nd Lieutenant in the Royal Corps of Signals, regular army emergency commissions						26	E43
1941?	2^nd Lieut, Royal Corps of Signals, North Africa/Middle East (identity card 34733)						27	A
1942	Feb to May. In Burma; among the last out when the Japanese invaded. He got to India						27	A2
1942	5 May. Promoted War Substantive Lieutenant, Royal Corps of Signals (in Burma, between Monywa and Kalewa, on the way from Mandalay to Imphal)						27	E43
1942	Aug. Lieutenant, RCS, India (identity card 024226)						28	A
	He had an account at Lloyds Bank, Hornby Road (now VN Road), Bombay							A
1943	29^th March. Temporary Captain, Royal Corps of Signals						28	E43
1944-45	Acting Lieut-Colonel based in Cairo						30	A7
	He was stationed near Alexandria then later to Heliopolis							A9
	He met Margaret Marsh who was also stationed at Heliopolis							A7
1945	Vernon, Margaret, her brother Dr Alan Marsh and his future wife Bobbie stayed at the Mena Hotel near the pyramids, probably in April (see photo)						31	A9
1945	Oct. Major, Royal Corps of Signals, in England. Released from service						31	A, E43
1946-47	He lived with Margaret Marsh on a boat moored at Twickenham Bridge. They re-named the boat 'Fanara' after the place in Egypt where they met						32	A8, A
1947 May	The boat was possibly previously called Crystal Star (inscription in book)						33	A
1947	At 25 Onslow Road, Richmond (home of Jack and Muriel Heming?). His marriage was witnessed by brother Harold						33	B
1947	A clerk in the North Thames Gas Board at Uxbridge						33	B
1947	They went to see 'Rosemead' during the big flood of Spring 1947. They couldn't get across to the island and the water was up inside the bungalow. They bought it anyway. The bottom drawers of some of the furniture used to stick because they had been wet. The previous owner must have left them						33	A
1947-60	Lived at Rosemead, Wheatleys Eyot, Sunbury-on-Thames					33-46		A
c.1947-50	There was no electricity at Rosemead for the first three years.							A
	About every third winter the Thames flooded and the water covered the garden, but it never came in the bungalow again, although it was so close one year that we stayed in the Magpie Hotel for several days							A
1960-65	Lived at 1 Green Lane, Sunbury-on-Thames					46-51		A
1965	Personnel Officer at the North Thames Gas Board, Horseferry Road, London						51	A


For^1/2Margaret KC Marsh see the Marsh family tree.




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^2/1 Joseph Cecil Squier 1890-1917 Accountant of Wembley, Middlesex Son of Charles Harry and Caroline Squier
							Age	Source
		Born 12 Apr 1890 at Bulphan, Essex (Registered Orsett)						B
		Married Beatrice Annie Blore 4 Feb 1911 at St John's Wembley, by banns					20	B
		Father of	Herbert Cecil	1911 (Reg Q3 Romford) } identical			21	B
			Sydney Harold	1911 (Reg Q3 Romford) } twins
			Vernon Leslie^1/1	1914 (Reg Q4 Hendon)			24	B
		Died of wounds 6 Dec 1917, probably at Houlthhulst Forest near Ypres					27	W, A
		Buried at Mendinghem Cemetery, Proven, near Poperinghe, Belgium. Plot 3, row BB, grave 15						W


1891	He was with his parents at Noke Hall, Bulphan						1	C
1901	He was at Watford School, St Albans Rd, with his brothers						11	C
1900s	He was in the Stanford-le-Hope cricket team with brothers Westwood and Norman.							A2
	He was fast bowler in the Laindon cricket team. Beatrice Annie used to keep score.							A12
	He was a tall man with dark hair and dark brown eyes. His nickname was 'Bibby'.							A7
1911 Feb	He was a Clerk						20	B
1911 Apr	An accountant’s clerk. He and Beatrice Annie were at 105 Blythswood Road, Goodmayes with her father William TB Blore and her sister Margaret E Frankl and family						20	C
1911 Q3	His sons Bert and Harold were born at 165 Blythswood Road, Goodmayes, Essex						21	A12
	The family lived in Bulphan after he married Beatrice							A2
c.1912	He was a member of the all-Squier cricket team, homeground Herongate, Essex						22	A

		The all-Squier cricket team c.1912-1914, probably at Herongate, Essex.						A
		Top row: 5/1GI Ernest Spencer, 5/1GG John Wilfred, 5/1GF Charles Mayhew, 5/1GH Henry Dryden, 3/1A Charles Westwood
		Second row: 4/1FC Stuart Carter, 5/1GD Austin William, 4/1F Joseph Ernest, 5/1GE Samuel Joseph, 3/1B Norman
		Third row: 4/1FE Guy Worrin, 2/1 Joseph Cecil

	The family lived at 75 Cecil Avenue, Wembley. He spent a lot of time travelling on Audit work for the firm							A12
1914 Q4	He was an accountaint. His son Vernon was born at Cecil Avenue						24	A2, B
1915	He was living at 10 Cecil Avenue, Wembley						25	HAL7
In 1916	He was called up to the army						26	A12
	Probably enlisted in the Royal Sussex Regiment, then was transferred into the Manchester Regiment after they lost a lot of men							A
1917	He made his will at Felixtowe on the 16^th of October						27	A
1917	A Private in the 23rd batallion, Manchester Regiment. Regimental number 54223						27	W
1917 Dec	He was killed in action a week before he was due to come home and go to an Officer Training unit						27	A12
1917	His wife Beatrice Annie was resident at 91 Cecil Avenue Wembley							W
	He is commemorated on the war memorial at St John’s church Wembley and on the war memorial in Stanford-le-Hope							A12, A


^2/2Wife Beatrice Annie Blore 1888-1943				Daughter of William Thomas Brewster Blore and Annie Blore


							Age	Source
1888	Born 7 Nov, baptised 9 Dec at Walkern, Herts							T2
1891	With her parents at Clay End, Walkern, Herts						2	C
1901	A scholar with her parents at Northolt village, Middx (entry no. 34)						12	C
1904	A candidate for pupil teacher at Northolt School Middx						16	EAL44
1900s	She went out with Norman (and Westwood?) Squier before Joseph! They met at a cricket match							A2, A7
	She used to keep score for the Laindon cricket matches							A12
1906-07	The Blore family lived in Laindon, Essex. By 1907 they were in Wembley					18-19		G7,GM7
1911 Feb	She married Joseph Cecil Squier at St John’s Wembley						22	B
1911,17	She was of 91 Cecil Avenue, Wembley					22, 29		B, W
1917/18	After Joseph died Caroline Squier ^3/2 (now Cole) offered to look after the three boys but Beatrice preferred to decide their future herself.						29	A7
	She never married again after Joseph died.							A2
	Her sons Bert and Harold went to boarding school, Vernon grew up with Trix, her sister Madge's daughter.							A7
	Beatrice took up nursing and was very successful.							A7
1920	She trained as a midwife at Fulham training college and qualified in July						32	A12
1921 June	A nurse, widow, staying with Francis Nixon and his wife and young son at 65 Bowrons Avenue, Wembley						32	C
c.1920-25	She lived in an upstairs flat at Elspeth Road, Wembley, landlord Jack Martin. The children were at boarding school					32-37		A12
1922	She was Attorney for José Ruiz de la Torre y Diaz of Spain in the assignment of a lease of 34 Caversham Road Kentish Town						33	I35
c.1924	Her sister Madge died and she went to look after her family						36	A7
c.1925-27	She moved to Harrowdene Road with brother in law Harold Frankl to look after her sister Madge's children Cyril and Trix					37-39		A12
1927 Dec	She bought and moved into 117 Rugby Avenue, Wembley. Lived there until the war					39-55		A12
1933-43	She was owner/occupier of 117 Rugby Avenue, Wembley, Middlesex. House, garden and garage					45-55		GM7, 21, HAL7, F5
1939	She was at 34 Burgh Wood, Banstead, with John Francis, her niece's husband						51	fmp8
1943	She died 20 Dec at University College Hospital, London. Effects £1,421						55	F5
	She was buried at Wembley St John’s							A12


Son Bert 1911-1997
1919-27	He was a boarder at the London School for Orphans at Watford					8-16		A12
1921 June	He was a pupil and boarder at the London Orphan School, Watford					9y	10m	C
1927-39	He worked at Lloyds Bank in London, then Kenton near Harrow					16-28		A12
1929-39	A Signalman in the Middlesex Yeomanry (Territorials)					18-28		A12
1939-41	In the Cavalry Division & Commandos in North Africa and Middle East					28-30		A12
1941-45	He was captured in Crete and was a PoW until the end of the war					30-34		A12
1940s	Had a farm in Beaumaris, Anglesey from the end of the war until the late 40s					34-38		A7
1945	He married Joyce S Robinson (reg. Q3 Hendon)						34	B
1949	When the farm wasn't a success the family emigrated to New Zealand						38	A7
	See his autobiography ‘Three Boys’ published by Fraser Publishing company of Devonport, New Zealand, 1994							A12


Son Harold 1911-1991
1919-27	He was a boarder at the London School for Orphans at Watford					8-16		A12
1921 June	He was a pupil and boarder at the London Orphan School, Watford					9y	10m	C
1929-37	A signalman in the Middlesex yeomanry					18-26		A12
1938	Married Helena G Moy (reg. Q3 Stepney)						27	B
1938-39	They lived in an apartment in Chiswick					27-28		A12
	During the war he was in the RAF							A7
1940s	They lived at Dartmeet, Westwood Lane, Normandy, Surrey which became a rendezvous point for the brothers returning from the war							A7
1950s	A bank manager in Southampton. They lived in Hythe							A
1991	Death registered Q4 in Bristol						80	B
	See brother Bert's autobiography							A12



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^3/1 Charles Harry Squier Farmer of Bulvan, Essex
1858-1906			Son of Charles and Mary Ann Squier

							Age	Source
		Born 18 Apr 1858 at West Horndon (registered Billericay), baptised 18 May at Childerditch						B, J2
		Married Caroline Boorman 13 May 1885 at Stanford le Hope by banns					27	B
		Father of	Charles Westwood 12 Aug 1886 (registered Q3 Orsett), bapt 12 Sept at Stanford le Hope				28	B, J2
			Norman	1888 (registered Q2 Orsett), bapt 4 Apr at Bulphan			30	B, J2
			Joseph Cecil ^2/1	12 Apr 1890 (registered Q2 Orsett), bapt 8 June at Bulphan			32	B, J2
		Died of cancer 15 Dec 1906 (registered Billericay)					48	A5,B,F5


	He attended Chipping Hill school, Witham							A5
1871	At Field House, West Horndon with sisters Edith & Marian						12	C
1871	Attending Brentwood Grammar school (Ingrave road). He wrote a letter to his mother						13	A5/95
1881	With his father Charles at Field House, West Horndon						22	C
1885	A farmer of East Horndon						27	B
1885	His marriage was witnessed by Charles Squier ^4/1, Charles Spencer Boorman ^4/3 and Elizabeth Annie Boorman ^4/3D						27	B
1885 May	He went to the Isle of Wight with wife Caroline on honeymoon (Essex Herald 18 May p.8)						27	H61
1885	Resident at East Horndon, occupier of Noke Hall farm, Bulphan						27	J10
1886-1894	A farmer at Bulvan, Essex					28-36		G7
1888	Resident at Noke Hall farm, Bulphan						30	J10
1890-1891	A farmer at Noke Hall, Bulphan, Essex						32	B, C
1896	Occupier of land and tenement at Noke Hall farm, Bulphan						38	J10
1896 Sept	His uncle Samuel W Squier sold him the horses & implements, cows & calves, hay, fodder, fixtures, etc at Lower Dunton Hall farm, valued at £388 12s 7d						38	J39
1898-1906	A farmer of Lower Dunton Hall, Dunton, Essex					40-48		G7
1901	A farmer of Lower Hall, Dunton with his wife and one servant						42	C
1906	Of Lower Dunton Hall, Bulphan						48	F5
1907	His will was proved. Executors brother Joseph Ernest and brother in law Thomas Benjamin Boorman. Effects £270 12s 4d							F5

Wife Caroline Boorman 1859-1940
	Daughter of Charles Spencer & Caroline Boorman

1859	Born 5 Jan at Fobbing							B
1881	Staying with her uncle James Moss at Fairfields Farm, Basildon						22	C
1885	She taught a class at Stanford le Hope Sunday School						26	H61
1885	Her marriage was witnessed by her sister Elizabeth Annie and by Herbert Cole (who she married 22 years later)						26	B
1907	She married Mr. Herbert Cole after Charles Harry died (reg. Dec 1907, Orsett)						48	A2, B
1910/20s	They lived at Manor Farm, a mixed wheat and cattle farm with a large old manor house in Stanford le Hope (now demolished). Trix, Vernon, Bert and Harold used to visit in the school holidays, they had very happy times running around thinking they were helping. There was one big long room like a dormitory where all the children used to sleep.							A7, A12
1917	After her son Joseph Cecil died she offered to have his three boys at Manor Farm - they could go to Framlingham school, but his widow Beatrice Annie wanted to decide their future herself						58	A7
1922	Herbert Cole gave up farming and they retired to Junction Road, Romford						63	A12
1938/39	They moved to a boarding house in Westcliffe on Sea					79/80		A12
1940	Died age 81 (reg. Mar 1940 Chelmsford)						81	B

^3/1 Charles Harry Squier continued
							Age	Source
Son Charles Westwood Squier 1886-1969

1911-1917	He was of Stone Hall, Bulphan					25-31		J10, G7
1912-1917	He was farm manager to his stepfather Mr Herbert Cole of Manor Farm, Stanford le Hope					26-31		G7
1914	Married Hilda Mary Tuckett (reg. Dec 1914 Orsett)						28	B, F5
1920s	He lived at Gidea Park near Romford and worked for Jurgens, the margarine firm							A12
1920,1922	Father of David and Francis (reg. Romford)					34, 36		A4, B
	He was a member of the Essex Archaeological Society.							A2
	He went to farm in Devon. His son David was still there in 1977							A3, A7
1939	A farmer of Horwell Down, Crediton, Devon						53	fmp8
1942	Of Horwell Down, Newton St. Cyres, Devon. His son Francis was killed on war service						56	F5
1969	He died age 82 (registered Q1 Weymouth, Dorset)						82	B


Son Norman Squier, MA BSc 1888-1951

1900-1907	He was educated at Chelmsford Grammar school and London University					12-19		BM45
1909-1912	Assistant Master at Kings School, Gloucester. Address Stone Hall, Bulvan, Essex					21-24		BM45
	He was at South Holmwood near Dorking before Chelmsford							A7
	Head of science at Dorking Grammar School. Lived at Warwick Road, Holmwood							A12
1914	Assistant Master at the Grammar School, Chelmsford. Address The Manor, Stanford le Hope						26	BM45
1914	He married Leslie Edith Taylor of Stanford le Hope (reg. Q3 Orsett) (her parents were on the Titanic and drowned in 1912)						26	H72,B,A12
1915	They had one child, Dorothy (reg. Q4 Chelmsford)						27	A5, B
1916	Assistant Master at the Grammar School, Chelmsford. Address Swiss Avenue, Chelmsford						28	BM45
1939	Headmaster of a secondary school and ARP warden, of 63 Broomfield Road, Chelmsford with wife Leslie E						51	fmp8
1948	He was headmaster of King Edward VI Grammar school Chelmsford						60	H72
	He lived in apartments at the school							A12
1951	Of Little Birchwoods, Cocks Clerk, Purleigh, Essex						62	F5
1951	Committed suicide when he became crippled after he retired (reg. Mar 51 Maldon)						62	A5, A12
1951	His will was proved at the Central Registry. Effects £31,170							F5




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^4/1 Charles Squier			Farmer of West Horndon, Essex
1819-1886			Son of Joseph and Mary Austen Squier
							Age	Source
		Born in 1819. Baptised 18th July at East Horndon All Saints church						B, J2
		Married Mary Ann Carter 27 Mar 1847 at the parish church, South Hackney, Middx, by Faculty Office licence					27	B, LP3
		Father of	Edith Elizabeth	1848 14 Feb (registered Billericay)			28	J4, B
			Marian	1850 (registered Billericay)			30	B
			Jane Mary	1852 (registered Billericay), baptised 30 May at Childerditch			32	B, J2
			Fanny Maud	1855 (registered Billericay), baptised 13 July at Childerditch			35	B, J2
			Charles Harry^3/1	1858 18^th April (registered Billericay), baptised 18 May at Childerditch			38	B, J2
			Joseph Ernest	1861 (registered Billericay)			41	B
		Died 31 Dec 1886 at South Weald (registered Orsett)					67	B, F5
		Buried 8 Jan 1887 at Childerditch						J4,Anc2

1841	He was with his father Joseph at Herongate						20	C
1847	A farmer of East Horndon						27	B
1847	Extensive repairs were carried out to the farm buildings at Field House Farm							J37
1848	A farmer of West Horndon, in the employ of Lord Petre of Thorndon Hall						28	G7
	Sir William Petre purchased the manor of Ingatestone from Henry VIII after the suppression of the monasteries and built Ingatestone Hall which is still owned and occupied by the family. By the 1850s William Bernard, 12th Baron Petre, had his country seat at Thorndon Hall in West Horndon, a house built in neoclassical style in 1764-78 which was badly damaged by a fire in 1878. The Petre family were kind and liberal neighbours who were popular locally							ww
1848-1880	Occupier of house and land at Field House, West Horndon					28-60		V10
1849 Oct	He and wife Mary Ann witnessed her sister Sarah’s marriage at St Botolph Bishopsgate						29	I2
1851,1861	He was the enumerator of the West Horndon census					31, 41		V8
1851	At Field House, West Horndon. Farmer of 310 acres, employing nine men and three boys, with three servants						31	C
1861	Farmer of Field House, West Horndon, employing eight men and two boys, with two servants						41	C
1862-1874	Farmer of Barnards farm, West Horndon					42-54		G7
1865	He won £3 prize at the agricultural show for Kent & Shropshire down teg wool (Essex Standard 9 June p.2)						46	H61
1869	A farmer. Executor of his father Joseph's will						49	F5
1870-1871	Occupied land in Bulphan parish owned by Lord Petre; 17 acres part of Barnards Farm, rent £22 and 2 acres part of Field House Farm, rent £2 2s						50	J20
1871	He was the enumerator of the West Horndon and Childerditch censuses. He was temporarily absent on ordinary business						51	C
1871	April. At 26 White Rock (on the sea front), Hastings, Sussex with his wife and three of their children. Farmer of 550 acres employing 15 men and 4 boys						51	C
1871	In the census Field House was occupied by his children Edith, Marian and Joseph							C
1878	Farmer and Rate Collector of Field House farm, West Horndon						58	G7
1881	A farmer of 190 acres at Field House, West Horndon						62	C
1882-1886	Farmer of Blanketts farm, Childerditch					62-66		G7
1885	Resident in Childerditch. Occupier of Judd's Farm, Bulphan						65	J10
1887	Farmer, formerly of West Horndon but late of Blanketts farm Childerditch. His will was proved at the Central Registry. Effects £2508 18s 7d							F5


Wife Mary Ann Carter 1819-1907 Daughter of Charles and Mary Elizabeth Carter
1819	Born 1 Aug. Baptised 26 Aug at St Mary le Bow, London							G2, A11
1823	She was beneficially entitled to one-third of her father's estate						4	D5a
1840	Received £100 bequeathed by her grandfather William Bragg						21	D5
1841	Resident in Hackney Terrace, Hackney with her mother Mary						21	C
1847	A spinster of Hackney Terrace. Her sister Sarah witnessed her wedding						27	B, LP3
1891	A farmer of Blanketts farm, Childerditch						71	C
1890-1894	Mrs Elizabeth Squires (sic) farmer at Blanketts farm					70-74		G7
1893	Occupying Blanketts farm, 184 acres of good although rather heavy land. Rent £100, Tithe, land tax and insurance £50 per annum						73	V74
1898-1906	Farmer of Blanketts Farm, Childerditch					78-86		G7
1901	Farmer, employer of Blanketts Farm, Childerditch						81	C
1907	Died 24 May age 87 (reg. Billericay). Buried 1 June at Childerditch						87	J4,B,J2

							Age	Source
Daughter Edith Elizabeth 1848-1917 Spinster
1881	She was with her parents at Field House, West Horndon						33	C
1891,1901	At Blanketts Farm, Childerditch, with her mother Mary					43,	53	C
1908-1917	Living at Westfield, 141 Ongar Road, Brentwood					60-69		G7
1917	Died 26 Sept (reg Billericay), buried 2 Oct at Childerditch.						69	J4,Anc2
	Effects £985 5s 9d							F5


Daughter Marian 1850-1934 Spinster. A nurse.
	She was known as 'Auntie Dolly'							A11
	She was interested in genealogy							A11
1881	With her parents at Field House, West Horndon						31	C
to 1890	A nurse at St Thomas' Hospital, London. She was sister charity for some years until 1890						-40	A11
1890 Feb	She was presented a book ‘Practical Treatise on the Diseases of Women’ inscribed ‘love and most earnest wishes’ by Florence Nightingale, on her departure from St Thomas'						40	A11
1890	She became matron of the Soho Hospital for Women (founded 1842)						40	A11
1891	Matron of the Hospital for Women, 29 & 30 Soho Square, London						41	C
1901	A hospital matron, at Blanketts Farm with mother Mary						51	C
1934	Died unmarried 31 Jan at 21 Cranbourne Gardens, Upminster. Buried at Childerditch						83	F5, J4
1934	Probate of her will was granted to Charles Westwood Squier and Edith Mary Burdon. Effects £2,675 4s 8d							F5


Daughter Jane Mary 1852-1938
1878	Married Peter Henry de la Court, farmer of Bulvan, son of Pieter Maria de la Court, lawyer of Utrecht, 2 May at Childerditch (reg. Billericay)						26	J2, B
1879	Mother of Pieter Maria Knepelhout, baptised 16 Feb at Bulphan						27	J2, B
	Peter de la Court was of Washington, USA							A3/95
1881-1911	(Not found in the British censuses)							C
1880,1900	(Not found in the USA censuses)							C
1938	Of Upminster. Died age 86 (reg. Q4 Romford, Essex). Buried 21 Dec at Bulphan						86	J2, B


Daughter Fanny Maud 1855-1873
1873	Died 7 Jan age 18 (registered Billericay). Buried at Childerditch						18	J4, B


Son Joseph Ernest 1861-1919 A Brewer of Stanford le Hope
1885	Married Mary Blyth (three sons of William ^5/1G married Blyths)						24	A3/95
1886	Father of Edith Mary at Horndon on the Hill (married Robert Burden in 1921, d. 1865 reg. Q2 Wandsworth)						25	A3/95,C, A11 B
1888	Father of John Blyth at Horndon on the Hill (lived in Stanford le Hope, then 1912-1949 living in New Zealand)						27	A2,A11,C
1889	Father of Stuart Carter at Horndon on the Hill (married Catherine Dene of Wilts; wife Kathleen Mary died at Freemantle, Western Australia in 1946)						28	A3/95,F5
1891	Brewer of The Rookery, Mucking, with his family and two servants						30	C
1891	Father of Muriel at Mucking (died unmarried 1972 reg. Q4 Wandsworth)						30	C,A11,B
1893	Father of Guy Worrin at Mucking (went to Framlingham school; married Dorothy Mary Gower in 1927; at Hassenbrook Hall, Stanford le Hope in 1949; died at Hassenbrook Hall in 1957. Effects £17,840)						32	A7, C, A3/95, F5
1898-1902	Resident at St Johns Villa, Stanford le Hope					37-41		G7
1898-1912	Blyth and Squier, brewers and maltsters of Stanford le Hope					37-51		G7
1901	Brewer & maltster of Southend Road, Stanford le Hope with wife and three children						40	C
1903	Attended a garden party at The Gables, Horndon (Chelmsford Chronicle 27/2 p.3)						42	H61
1905	He owned dwellings at Fairview Avenue & Southend Road, and leased the Red Cow beerhouse, Stanford le Hope						44	J10
1906	Resident at Fairview Avenue, Stanford le Hope						45	G7
1907	A brewer. Executor of his brother Charles Harry's will						46	F5
1908-1910	Resident at Cassingray, Stanford le Hope					47-49		G7
1912-1917	Resident at 2 West Hill House, Stanford le Hope					51-56		G7
1914-1917	Blyth and Squier, corn merchants of Stanford le Hope					53-56		G7
1919	Died age 59 (registered Q4 Orsett)						59	B
1919	Buried 17 Nov at Stanford Le Hope St Margaret							Anc2
1919	His will was proved, executor Samuel John Blyth, farmer. Effects £1,410							F5
1944	His wife Mary died at East Sheen, Surrey age 85. Effects £823							F5



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^5/1 Joseph Squier			Farmer of Dunton Hills, East Horndon, Essex
1791-1869			Son of William and Anne Squier

							Age	Source
		Born 1791. Baptised 20th April at East Horndon All Saints						J2
		Married Mary Austen Westwood 19 Jan 1815 at Horndon on the Hill Saints Peter and Paul by Essex Archdeaconry licence. They both signed the register					24	J2, J3
		Father of	Mary Ann	1815, bapt 4 Jan 1816 at Bulphan St Mary			25	J2,V4,B
			Eliza	20 Aug 1817, bapt 28 Sept at Bulphan			26	J2, C
			Charles ^4/1	1819, bapt 18 July at East Horndon			28	J2
			Alice	1821, bapt 25 Apr at EH			30	J2
			Fanny	1823, bapt 10 July at EH			32	J2
			Samuel Westwood 1825, bap 17 Sept at EH				34	J2
			William	1827, bapt 28 Aug at EH			36	J2
			Louisa	1830, bapt 27 July at EH			39	J2
			Joseph	1833, bapt 13 Oct at EH			42	J2
		Died 25 Mar 1869 at Dunton Hills age 77 (registered Q1 Billericay) (Chelmsford Chronicle 2 April p.8)					77	J2, J4, B, H61
		Buried 3 Apr 1869 at East Horndon						J2


1815-1817	A farmer of Bulphan					24-26		J3, J2
1819-1833	A farmer of East Horndon					28-42		J2
1829	Executor of his uncle and godfather ^7/1HJoseph's will, proved at PCC						38	D5
1820s	He occupied Dunton Hills Farm, 306 acres on Lord Petre’s estate							J37
	(William Henry Francis, 11th Baron Petre, 1793-1850, of nearby Thorndon Hall)							ww
1832	He occupied land at East Horndon and Dunton on Lord Petre's estate. Rent £84						41	J21
1832-1865	Occupier of land at Dunton Hills (electoral roll)					41-74		V10
1835	He was administering property for his mother Ann (manorial roll)						44	V37
1837-1845	Occupying Dunton Hills, Laury’s, Cockriddens and Parklands farms in East Horndon, a total of 287 acres, 80% arable, the rest grass. Also 170 acres of Dunton Hills farm and part of the garden of Nightingale Hall in Dunton parish. All part of Lord Petre’s estates						46	E31
1841	A farmer at Herongate, East Horndon, with two servants						50	C
1847/1848	A farmer of Dunton Hills farm						56	V7
1851	A farmer at Dunton Hills; 640 acres, employing 20 men (first entry)						60	C
1852	He and his brother John Bezaliel, as administrators of their father’s will, sold the copyhold cottage and 14 rods of land in Little Burstead to Samuel Fletcher, pawnbroker of Romford, for £50						61	J37
1861	A farmer at Dunton Hills; 530 acres, employing 14 men, 5 boys (entry no. 30)						70	C
1863,1866	A farmer at Dunton Hills					72,	75	V, G7
1869	A farmer of East Horndon						77	B
1869	His will was proved by his sons Charles, Samuel Westwood and William. Estate £10,000							F5


Wife Mary Austen Westwood 1793-1876 Daughter of Samuel and Mary Westwood.

	She was born and baptised 19 Jan 1793 in Horndon on the Hill							J2
1800	She was left £1,000 when she reaches age 23 in her father's will						7	D5
1815	A spinster of Horndon on the Hill						22	J3
1871	A widow at Dunton Hills, East Horndon, with three servants, a daughter and two grandsons (entry 40)						78	C
1876	Died 13 Feb age 83 at Horndon on the Hill (registered Q1 Orsett)						83	F5, B
1876	Buried 19 Feb at East Horndon All Saints							J2
1876	Her will was proved 8 March. Formerly of East Horndon but late of Horndon on the Hill, widow. Effects under £9,000							F5


^5/1 Joseph Squier continued (1)
							Age	Source
^A Daughter Mary Ann 1815-1897 Spinster
1841	With her uncle Samuel Westwood at Goldsmiths, Laindon Hills						25	C
1851-1861	With her parents at Dunton Hills, East Horndon					35-45		C
1881	Unmarried, with her brother Samuel W at Pump Street, Horndon on the Hill						65	C
1897	Died 26 Nov (registered Q4 Orsett)						81	V4, B
1897	Buried 4 Dec at East Horndon							A3/95, J2
1898	Will proved. Effects £4,082 15s 10d							F5

^B Daughter Eliza 1817-1874
1843	Married Philip Benton, farmer of North Shoebury House, Shopland, 10 Oct at East Horndon (registered Q4 Billericay)						26	J2, J11, B
1846-1850	Mother of Charlotte, Philip and Samuel Benton at Shopland					29-33		C
1851	With husband Philip, farmer, at Shopland, Essex, with family and three servants						34	C
1853,1860	Mother of Mary L and Edward H Benton at Shopland					36,	43	C
1871	With husband Philip, farmer and landowner, at Little Wakering Hall, Essex						54	C
1874	Died 10 May age 56 at Little Wakering Hall (Essex Herald 12 May p.8)						57	A3/95,H61
1876	Husband Philip Benton probably married Elizabeth Warren at Sudbury, Suffolk							B
1881	Philip Benton, 64, with wife Elizabeth, 43, at the Hall, Little Wakering							C

^D Daughter Alice 1821-1872
1847	Married Henry Stone, farmer of Wickford, 14 Jan at East Horndon (note, her brother Joseph married Sarah Stone in 1860)						26	J2
1849	Mother of Alice Mary Stone in Wickford						28	C
1851,1861	With her husband Henry, farmer of 200+ acres, in Wickford					30,	40	C
1853-1860	Father of Julia, Fanny and Eliza A Stone in Wickford					32-39		C
1871	With her husband Henry, farmer, at Wick Farm, Wickford						50	C
1872	Died age 51 (reg. Q3 Billericay)						51	B
1881	Henry Stone, widower, farmer of 450 acres at Wickford							C

^E Daughter Fanny 1823-1839
1839	Died 29 Apr age 16 (registered Billericay), buried 6 May at East Horndon						16	V4, J2

^H Daughter Louisa 1830-1902
1841,1851	With her uncle Samuel Westwood in Laindon Hills					11,	21	C
1860	Married George John Hinnell of Bury St Edmunds, 16 Feb at East Horndon						30	J2
1861-1871	Mother of John George, Joseph Squier, Alice Mary and Ellen Louisa Hinnell in Bury St Edmunds					31-	41	C
1881,1891	Living with her husband George John, a General Practitioner, in Bury St Edmunds					51,	61	C
1899	Her husband George John died age 75 (reg. Q2 Bury St Edmunds)						69	B
1901	A widow, with two daughters and three servants in Bury St Edmunds						71	C
1902	Died age 71 (reg. Q1 Bury St Edmunds)						72	B
	Her son Joseph Squier Hinnell 1862-1942 A doctor
	1891 A General Practitioner of Bury St Edmunds						28	C
	1893 Married Emma Mary Scott (reg. Q4 Cambridge)						30	B
	1901 A Medical Practitioner with wife and three children in Bury St Edmunds						38	C
	1942 Died age 80 (reg. Q4 Bury St Edmunds)						80	B

^5/1 Joseph Squier continued (2)
							Age	Source
^I Son Joseph 1834-1867 A farmer of Dunton
1851	With his parents at Dunton Hills farm						17	C
1860	Married Sarah Stone 2 Aug at East Horndon (registered Q3 Billericay)						26	J2,B
1861	A farmer in Dunton parish, employing seven men, two boys (entry no. 5)						28	C
1862,1866	A farmer of Lower Dunton Hall / Dunton Hall, Dunton					29/	33	G7
1867	Died 24 Feb at Dunton Hall, age 33 (reg. Q1 Billericay) (Essex Herald 5 March p.8)						33	B, H61
1867	His will was proved by his widow Sarah, his brother William and Henry Stone of Wickford (sister Alice's husband). Estate £4,000							F5
1870	Mrs Sarah Squires was farming in Dunton							G7
1871	His widow Sarah was at the Hall, Dunton, farming 560 acres							C
1873	Sarah died 17 March at Dunton Hall age 49 (reg. Q1 Billericay)							F5, B
1873	Sarah was buried 22 March at Dunton St Mary							Anc2
1873	Sarah's will was proved. Estate £4,000							F5


^F Son Samuel Westwood Squier 1825-1903 Farmer and J.P. of Horndon on the Hill
1825	Born 19 July at East Horndon							J4, C
1841,1851	Staying with uncle Samuel Westwood in Laindon Hills					15,	25	C
1848	Farmer of Laindon Hills						22	G7
1860	Married Emma Clark 19 July at Rawreth (registered Q3 Rochford)						35	Anc2,B
1861	A machine owner and farmer in Horndon on the Hill (entry no. 29)						35	C
1866 Dec	He provided excellent entertainment at the Orsett Institute (Essex Herald 25 Dec p.8)						41	H61
1869	A farmer. Executor of his father's will						43	F5
1874-1878	A farmer of Horndon on the Hill					49-	53	G7
1881	He was at Pump Street, Horndon on the Hill. A farmer of 400 acres employing 6 men, 4 boys, 8 women						55	C
1882-1890	A Justice of the Peace and farmer of Horndon on the Hill					56-	65	G7,H72
1887	Executor of his brother Charles' will, executor of his uncle Samuel Westwood's will						62	F5
1891	A farmer of Horndon on the Hill village, with four servants						65	C
1891	A magistrate at the Petty Sessions (Chelmsford Chronicle 6 Feb p.8)						65	H61
1894	Justice of the Peace of Horndon on Hill (County families of the UK)						69	PW83
1894-1902	Squier and Hinnel, Machinists of Stanford-le-Hope							G7
1894-1902	J.P. and farmer of the Rookery, Mucking and of Horndon on the Hill					69-	76	G7
1895-1916	J.P. Essex. The Rookery, Mucking, Stanford-le-Hope					70-		H72
1896 Jan	He was thrown out of his pony and trap in an accident in Stanford le Hope (Chelmsford Chronicle 31 Jan p.8)						71	H61
1898	An M.P. He lost the election at Tilbury to Manly Hill (Chelmsford Chronicle 11 March p.3)						73	H61
1901	A farmer of Rookery Farm, Mucking, with a housekeeper and two servants						75	C
	For many years a resident and churchwarden of Horndon on the Hill							J4
1903	Died 13 June at The Rookery, or New Jenkins' farm, Mucking						77	F5
1903	His will was proved by his brother William, John H Johnson, gentleman and Joseph Squier Hinnel MD. Effects £17,393 2s.							F5

	Wife Emma Clark 1836-1920
	Born in West Tilbury, baptised 6 April 1836 at West Tilbury St James							C, Anc2
	Daughter of William and Jane Clark							A3/95
	Sister of Fanny Clark who married William Squier ^5/1G							A3/95
	Died 24 March 1920 (reg. Q1 Tamworth)						84	J4, B

^5/1 Joseph Squier continued (3)
							Age	Source
^G Son William Squier 1827-1914
		Born at East Horndon, baptised 28 Aug 1827						C, J2
		Married Fanny Clark at Mucking 10 Sept 1868 (reg Q3 Orsett) (Chelmsford Chronicle 18 Sept p.8)					40	B, H61
		Father of	Mary Jessie	1869, baptised 8 Aug at East Horndon			41	A3, J2
			Ethel Fanny	1870, baptised 4 Nov at East Horndon			42	A3,X4,J2
			Katie Jane	1871, baptised 11 Jan 1872 at East Horndon			43	A3,X4,J2
			Austen William	3 Feb 1873, born at Barnard's Farm, baptised 4 March at East Horndon			45	A3, V, J2
			Samuel Joseph	26 May 1874, baptised 21 June at East Horndon			46	A3, J2
			Charles Mayhew	1875, baptised 1 Nov at East Horndon			47	A3, J2
			John Wilfred	1877, baptised 13 Feb at East Horndon			49	A3, J2
			Henry Dryden	1879, baptised 10 June at East Horndon			51	A3, J2
			Ernest Spencer	1881, baptised 17 July at East Horndon			53	A3, J2
			Annie	1883, baptised 3 June at east Horndon			55	A3, J2
		Died 19 Mar 1914 age 86. Buried at East Horndon					86	B,F5,X4

1851	Enumerator of the East Horndon census. He was at Dunton Hills with his parents						23	V, C
1857	Probably occupied Southfields Farm, 174 acres of arable and meadow (Chelmsford Chronicle 10 July p.1)						29	H61
1861	At Dunton Hills with his parents. Farmer of 260 acres employing 8 men 2 boys						33	C
1867,1869	A farmer. Executor of brother Joseph's will and father Joseph's will					39,	41	F5
1871	At Barnards Farm. Farming 1100 acres employing 28 men, 8 boys with 3 servants						43	C
1870,1874	Farmer of Dunton Hills farm and of Horndon on the Hill					42,	46	G7
1875-1910	At Dunton Hills farm (electoral roll)					47-	82	J10
1876	Farmer. Executor of his mother Mary's will						48	F5
1878	At Dunton Hills farm. Annual rent £880. William and his father had been remarkably successful (see Coverdale's report on the depression in farming)						50	V74
1878	Farmer of Dunton Hills, East Horndon and Cholleys, Horndon on the Hill						50	G7
1881	Farmer of 1200 acres at Dunton Hills, employing 27 men & 29 boys and with a governess, nurse, cook and housemaid						53	C
1882-1891	Farmer of Dunton Hills					54-	63	G7
1884	At Dunton Hills, annual rent £750 (Coverdale's report)						56	V74
1885-1888	Occupier of Garlesters farm, Bulphan					57-	60	J10
1886,1891	He was on the flower show committee					58,	63	V
1887	Farmer. Executor of his brother Charles' will						59	F5
1887	Steward of the Jubilee sports in Thorndon Park						59	V
1890	Land tax redemption for land in Bulphan						62	E21
1891	Farmer of Dunton Hills, East Horndon, with wife, 9 children and 2 servants						63	C
1893	At Dunton Hills, annual rent £450 (Coverdale's report)						65	V74
1894	Farmer of Dunton Hills farm, East Horndon, and at Herongate and Bulphan.						65	G7
	Walter Such worked at the Home Farm, Dunton Hills, where Mr Squier lived. Mr Squier had given up Cockriddens farm by 1910. The farming was all corn growing. (Recorded conversation)							V
1898	Farmer of Dunton Hills farm. Also at Bulphan and Orsett						70	G7
1901	Farmer, widower of Dunton Hills with five children and a servant						73	C
1902	Farmer of Dunton Hills, East Horndon, Garlisters farm, Bulphan and at Orsett						74	G7
1903	Farmer. Executor of his brother Samuel Westwood's will						75	F5
1906-1910	Farmer of Dunton Hills farm, East Horndon					78-	82	G7
1914	Will proved at Central Registry by sons Austin William and Samuel Joseph, executors. Effects £3,261 15s 7d							F5

^5/1 Joseph Squier continued (4)
^G His son William Squier continued
							Age	Source
	Wife Fanny Clark 1839-1897
	Born 1839. Daughter of William and Jane Clark (reg. Q2 Orsett)							A3/95, B
	Sister of Emma Clark who married ^5/1FSamuel Westwood Squier							A3/95
	Died 13 July 1897 age 58 (registered Q3 Billericay)						58	V, B
	Buried 17 July at East Horndon							J2

	^GA Daughter Mary Jessie 1869-1926
	1918-20, 1922-26 Resident at Dunton Hills East Horndon					49-	57	V10
	1926 Made her will. Executors sisters Ethel Fanny and Katie Jane Squier						57	F5
	1926 Died unmarried at East Horndon. Effects £1,243 1s 2d						57	F5, A3

	^GB Daughter Ethel Fanny 1870-1944
	1918-1944 Resident at Dunton Hills					48-	74	V10
	1944 Made her will. Executors brother Ernest Spencer and sister Katie Jane						74	F5
	1944 Died unmarried at East Horndon. Effects £1,710						74	F5, X4

	^GC Daughter Katie Jane 1871-1955
	1918-1946 Resident at Dunton Hills					47-	75	V10
	1955 Of 74 Fernleigh Drive, Leigh on Sea, Essex						83	F5
	1955 Made her will. Executor brother Ernest Spencer Squier						83	F5
	1955 Died unmarried at East Horndon. Effects £2,674						83	F5, X4

	^GD Son Austen William 1873-1948 Farmer of Rochford
	1873 Born at Barnards farm							V
	1898 A farmer of Bulphan						25	G7
	1900 Married Isabel Blyth of Stanford le Hope (reg. Q1 Orsett)						27	B
	1901 Farmer of Cholleys Farm, Horndon, with wife Isabel						28	C
	1905 Of Cholleys farm, Horndon on the Hill						32	J10
	1906-1917 Resident at Saffron Garden, Horndon on the Hill. Farmer and market gardener with brother Samuel Joseph at Saffron Garden, Cholleys farm, Wrens Park farm, Mucking, Corringham and Stanford le Hope					33-	44	G7
	1906 His son Worrin Austin was born at Saffron Garden (reg. Q3 Orsett)						33	V, B
	1912-1917 also of Dunton Hills					39-	44	G7
	1914 Farmer. Executor of his father's will						41	F5
	1914-1915 Living at Horndon on the Hill, part owner of Dunton Hills						42	V10
	1917-1922+ Farmer of Great Doggetts, Rochford					44-		G7
	1918 Living at Rochford, part owner of Dunton Hills						45	V10
	1922 Farmer of Cholleys and Great Malgraves, Horndon and Old and Little Garlands, Stanford le Hope						49	G7
	1948 Died at Doggetts, Rochford (reg. Q4 Rochford). Effects £3,326						74	F5, B
	1951 Wife Isabel died at Doggetts age 82 (reg. Q1 Rochford). Effects £6,584							F5, B
	1977 His son Worrin Austin Squier was living at Doggetts, Rochford							A1

^5/1 Joseph Squier continued (5)
^G His son William Squier continued (2)
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	^GE Son Samuel Joseph 1874-1960
	1902 Married Katherine Emma Blyth (registered Q4 Orsett)						28	B
	1905 Of the Rookery, Mucking and Red Lion House, Horndon on the Hill						31	J10
	1906-1922 Resident at the Rookery, Mucking. Farmer, market gardener, etc. with brother Austin William					32-	48	G7
	1914 Farmer. Executor of his father's will						40	F5
	1914-1918 Living at the Rookery, part owner of Dunton Hills					40-	44	V10
	1922 Farmer of the Rookery, Mucking and Cholleys, Great Malgraves and Garlands with brother Austen William						48	G7
	1955 Wife Katherine Emma died at Westcliffe on Sea age 79 (reg. Q1 Southend)						81	F5, B
	1960 Of 186 Southbourne Grove, Westcliffe on Sea. Died age 85 (reg. Q2 Chelmsford). Probate to son Thomas W						85	F5, B

	^GF Son Charles Mayhew 1875-1950
	1905 Married Isabel Hampson of Horndon on the Hill (reg. Q4 Orsett)						30	B
	1906-1917 Farmer of Garlisters farm with brother John Wilfred					31-	42	G7
	1910-1913 Joint tenant of Garlisters farm, Bulphan					35-	38	J10
	1917 Father of Robert Hugh (reg. Q3 Orsett) (lost at sea 1942 in Merchant Navy)						42	B, A11
	1919 Tenant of Noak Hall Farm, Bulphan and Blanketts Farm, Childerditch, with brother John Wilfred, 328 acres rent £346. Also Garlesters Farm, Bulphan, on a yearly tenancy, 247 acres rent £200						44	J39
	1922-1929 Farmer, living at Mount Thrift Farm, East Horndon					47-	54	G7, V10
	1950 Of Putney Hill, Putney. Died age 74 (reg. Q1 Wandsworth). Effects £2,354						74	F5

	^GG Son John Wilfred 1877-1962
	1908 Married Dorothy Constance Benson (reg Q4 Chelmsford)						31	B
	1906-1917 Farmer of Garlisters farm with brother Charles					29-	40	G7
	1908-1917 Farmer of Blanketts farm, Childerditch					31-	40	G7, J10
	1910-1913 Joint tenant of Garlisters farm, Bulphan					33-	36	J10
	1919 Joint tenant of Noak Hall, Blanketts and Garlesters farms						42	J39
	Lived in Billericay. His son John WC Squier (born 1920 reg. Q2 Billericay) was a test pilot for Bristol Aircraft, he undertook early experiments in the use of an ejector seat							A4, B
	1962 Died age 85 (registered Q2 Chelmsford)						85	B

	^GH Son Henry Dryden 1879-1924
	1909 Married Eva Boorman ^4/3AD (born 1883) (reg. Q4 Orsett)						30	A3/95, B
	1910 A lodger at Dunton Hills						31	V10
	1910-1918 Occupier of Blue House farm					31-	39	V10
	1915 Father of Kathleen Janet, 9 Jan (died 1 Jan 1931 buried East Horndon)						36	V, X4
	1922 Farmer of Broad Street Green, Maldon. Over 150 acres						43	G7
	1924 Died age 44 (reg. Q2 Billericay). Buried at East Horndon						44	B, V
	1924 Will proved by widow Eva, executor. Effects £2,925							F5
	1970 Wife Eva died age 87 (reg. Q3 Surrey SE). Buried at East Horndon							A3/95, B

	^GI Son Ernest Spencer 1881-1963
	1918-1946 A farmer, owner of Dunton Hills farm					37-	65	G7,V10
	1955 A retired farmer						74	F5
	He was unmarried							A3/95
	1963 Died age 82 (registered Q4 Southend)						82	B

	^GJ Daughter Annie 1883-
	1912 Married George Thomas Jackson of Shenfield 11 April at East Horndon (reg. Q2 Billericay)						29	J2, B
	1960 She died (probably reg. Q1 Brentwood)						76	A11, B


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^6/1 William Squier			Farmer of East Horndon and Dunton, Essex
1760-1833			Son of John and Anne Squier

							Age	Source
		Born 1760. Baptised 6th November at East Horndon All Saints						J2
		Married Ann Durrant 28 July 1787 at East Horndon by Archbishop of Canterbury Faculty Office licence. They both signed the marriage register					27	J2, LP3
		Father of	Name	Born Baptised	Died Buried Age
			William	15/5/1788 EH	1/4/1790 EH 2		28	J2, J2
			John Bezaliel	23/6/1789 EH	(after 1861)		29	J2
			Joseph ^5/1	20/4/1791 EH	3/4/1869 EH 77		31	J2, J2
			Ann Durrant	23/4/1793 EH	26/6/1868 EH 75		33	J2, J2
			William	24/6/1794 EH 15/11	22/11/1819 EH 24		34	J2, J2
			Daniel	27/11/1796 EH	(1874 St Saviour) 79		36	J2, B
			Thomas	18/3/1798 EH 19/1	26/1/1822 EH 24		38	J2, J2
			Mary	9/4/1799 EH	1/2/1859 EH 59		39	J2, J2
			George	21/4/1800 EH 3/5	12/5/1823 EH 24		40	J2, J2
			Henry David	1/7/1801 EH	(1872 Islington) 71		41	J2, B
			Sarah	15/6/1802 EH 24/2	7/3/1826 EH 23		42	J2, J2
			Louisa	17/7/1804 EH 22/7	1/1/1857? EH 52		44	J2, J2
			Cornelius	17/12/1806 EH 21/12	23/1/1868 EH 59		46	J2, J2
			Eliza	19/1/1808 EH 31/1	6/2/1808 EH 0		48	J2, J2
		Died 20 Nov 1833 age 73 after a long affliction (Chelmsford Chronicle 29 Nov p.3)					73	V4, H61
		Buried 3 Dec 1833 at East Horndon						J2


1779	He was due to inherit one seventh share of his father's freehold messuage & premises in Ingrave when he reaches age 21						19	D5
1781	Witnessed his sister Sarah's marriage to Thomas Richardson at East Horndon						21	J2
1782	He was admitted as heir to his father’s copyhold property in Laindon, consisting of 7 acres of land, a tenement and 15 acres and three crofts called Burfield						21	I37
1782	He might have been one of the overseers of the poor at East Horndon						22	V
1783	A farmer of East Horndon. He had 20 acres of freehold property in Burstead						23	J11
1784	He was one of the jurors at Laindon manorial court						24	I37
1785	Of Barnards Farm. Executor of his uncle Robert Richardson's will at Essex						25	J5
1787	His marriage was witnessed by brothers John, Joseph & Daniel and brother-in-law Thomas Richardson						27	J2
1787	He was elected Entertaining Reeve (officer) for the manor of Laindon						27	I37
1788	He was elected Collecting Reeve for the manor of Laindon						28	I37
1788	He was a witness at the remarriage of his mother-in-law Ann Durrant at Little Warley						28	J2
1790	He was granted administration of his father's will, his mother being now deceased (he was the eldest surviving son)						30	D5
1790-1810	He occupied property in East Horndon owned by Lord Petre, rent around £50. Also property in West Horndon owned by Lord Petre, rent £100					30-50		J21
1791	He was heir to John Squier for a messuage now two tenements with gardens and a close of two acres of land called Hooks Croft otherwise Cooks Croft, abutting Ingrave Common to the west near Pear Tree pond, now occupied by Jacob Shed and John Noble, copyhold of Ingrave Manor, rent 1s 4d						31	J37
1791-1832	He occupied a house and land in Little Warley rent £64, and land in Childerditch rent £4, owned by George Gibson then Daniel Pettiward, formerly occupied by his wife’s mother Ann Durrant and grandmother Elizabeth Biggs					31-72		J20, J21
1792	A churchwarden of East Horndon						32	V
1794	A churchwarden of East Horndon. He received a bill for £3 14s 8d from S Mander, carpenter, for constructing a wharf on Boars Head pond						34	V
1798	He bought properties in Horndon on the Hill from Bezaliel Bridge, his wife’s stepfather						38	J37
1799	He owned and occupied land in East Horndon, Horndon on the Hill, Ingrave and Laindon. 62 acres						39	E21
1800-1810	Occupied property in East Horndon owned by the Rev Harry Powell, rent £19. Also Thorndon land in West Horndon owned by Lord Petre, rent £18					40-50		J21
1800-1810	Owned a property in Horndon on the Hill rent £9, occupied by Bezaliel Bridge then Mr Vivers					40-50		J21
1803	He was granted a licence by the manor of Laindon to fell timber for sale, 24 Elms and 8 Ash trees						43	I37
1804-1815	Still owned property in Ingrave (Hooks Croft) occupied by Jacob then Isaac Shed					44-55		J37
1804-1806	He was owner of Kemp Mill piece, Great Bursted, as heir to John Squier, occupied by Kendal					44-46		J37
1810	Of East Horndon, he had freehold property in East Horndon						50	H12
1814	He was elected Entertaining Reeve for the manor of Laindon again						54	I37
1815	Farmer of East Horndon. He had 25 acres of freehold property in Laindon						55	J11
1816 was	the ‘year without a summer’ when the eruption of Mount Tambora in Indonesia caused a ‘volcanic winter’ which dramatically affected the climate. Harvests failed across Europe and there were severe food shortages						56	JVS
1818	An East Horndon parish churchwarden. He had an acknowledged (copyhold) cottage near The Wants						58	V
c.1818	He acquired the East Horndon poorhouse freehold and became trustee for the poor of East Horndon						58	J37
1819	Purchased 14 rods of land in Little Burstead with a cottage, copyhold of the manor of Fouchers Heron, from Thomas Stone and Mary his wife for £70; the land abutting north on the highway from Little Burstead to Dunton and south on land formerly occ. by Thomas Stone and now his own. Fine (manorial fee) £4 10s						59	J37
1822	Trustee for the poor in East Horndon. Owned the freehold poorhouse near the Boars Head. Also owned Cooks Croft, 2 acres in Ingrave occupied by Isaac Pain						62	J37
1824	He and wife Ann probably mortgaged property in Laindon to Digby and others						64	I37
1826	He and John Squier mortgaged the Maltsters Arms, Ingrave, for £200						66	V
1820s	He occupied East Horndon Hall in East & West Horndon and Dunton parishes, 424 acres on Lord Petre’s estates							J37
1828 July	Farmer of Dunton. Bequeathed all freehold, copyhold & leasehold estates and all goods to wife Ann for her life, then to be sold and divided between their children						68	J5, J37
1829	Executor of his brother Joseph's will at PCC						69	D5
1830	Had freehold property at Ingrave. Entitled to vote in the parliamentary election						70	H12
1831	He was licenced to fell more timber in Laindon, 32 Elms, 3 Oak and 5 Ash						71	I37
1832	Occupied house and land in Dunton owned by Earl Aaron, rent £15. Owned a house in Ingrave occupied by Isaac Pain, rent £3						72	J21
1833	He owned properties in Laindon: 7 acres of land and a tenement and 15 acres and 3 crofts of land formerly called Burfield and now forming a farm house and buildings, and about 30 acres of land near Great Burstead church on Noak Hill						73	I37
1834 Mar.	His will was proved at Essex Archdeaconry by widow Ann and son Joseph, exors							J5
	He left Cooks Croft, etc. to his widow. Left £30 to son Daniel. The rest of his property was valued at £665							V, D5a


Wife ^6/2Ann Durrant 1766-1847
1766	Born at East Tilbury. Daughter of William and Ann Durrant							A11/95
1773	She was left £200 in her father's will when she reaches the age of 21						7	J5
1787	Spinster of Little Warley. Her sister Mary witnessed her marriage at East Horndon						21	J2
In 1789	Her sister Mary married William's brother John Squier ^7/1D at East Horndon							A3/95
1801	Witnessed the marriage of Ann Richardson and Ebenezer May at East Horndon						35	J2
1815	She and husband William sold Salmons Garden and Megs Croft in the manor of Arden Hall, Horndon on the Hill, which they acquired from her father in law Bezaliel Bridge, to John Mott of Horndon, tailor, for £300						39	J37
1834	She was admitted to the copyhold cottage and parcel of the waste of the manor of Fouchers Heron which she inherited from her husband						68	J37
1834	She was admitted to the properties in the manor of Laindon which she inherited from her husband						68	I37
1835	She was admitted to the copyhold tenements called Hooks Croft in Ingrave for life						69	J37
1835	She leased Southfield Farm, 161 acres, for 13 years at £105 per annum (Essex Herald 29 Aug 1837 p.4)						69	H61
1836	She surrendered (ie. sold) the properties in Laindon to William JH Parkes						70	I37
1838	Joseph William Henry Parkes owned tithe plots 59-66, 68, 69 & 80 in Laindon, a homestead and fields about 25 acres on Noak Hill between Great Burstead and Little Burstead churches, occupied by Thomas Jeffries							J31
1837 Aug	Southfield Farm was one of the lots in the Herongate estate sale (Essex Herald 29 Aug p.4)						71	H61
1838-1839	Occupied Southfield Farm, 68 acres in Dunton and 95 acres in Little Burstead, owned by Thomas Lowndes Esq, 90% arable. Owned a cottage and garden adjacent in Little Burstead occupied by John Passfield. Owned two cottages and a meadow in Ingrave next to the Maltsters Arms (Hooks Croft) occupied by Isaac Paine						72	E31
1841	A farmer of Southfield Farm, Dunton						75	C
1842	10 Jan. Sold Cooks Croft, messuage & croft 2 acres, to Henry Newcomb for £250						76	V
1847	Died 16 Aug age 81 (reg. Q3 Romford)						81	A11/4, B
1847	Buried 24 Aug 1847 at East Horndon. (No will or admon found)							J2


^B Son John Bezaliel 1789-
1814	Of Ingrave. Married Hannah May, spinster, on 9th July at North Ockendon by Essex Archdeaconry licence						25	J2, J3
1816-1820	Father of Ellen 1816, William 1818 and Frederick 1820, all baptised at Ingrave					27-31		J2
1816-1820	He was a yeoman of Ingrave					27-31		J2
1821	His wife Hannah was buried at Ingrave 15 Sept age 29						32	J2
1832	He was manager for Mrs Ann Nelson, coach proprietor of Aldgate, London. He was a witness at the Essex quarter sessions in a case against Henry Linsell for killing one of her mares value £20 (Chelmsford Chronicle 13 July p.4)						43	H61
1833	Executor of his father William's will at Essex						44	J5
1835	Widower, married Letitia Kerry, widow, 13 Sept at St George in the East, Tower Hamlets by banns						46	I2
1837,1839	Probably a gentleman of 12 Newcastle Street, Whitechapel. He insured eight brick and tiled houses in private tenure near the green at Stratford in Essex for £400, premium 6s. (Sun Fire insurance policies 1261827 and 1293708)					48, 50		I38
(1841	Not found on the census)							C
1842	Conveyance. A gentleman of 45 Gloucester Street, Whitechapel. He sold the Maltsters Arms, Ingrave, as executor of his father						53	V36
(1851	No Squier/Squire at 1 Moor Street on the census)							C
1852	Gentleman of Moore Street, Soho Square. With his brother Joseph, sold the cottage and 14 rods of copyhold land in Little Burstead to Samuel Fletcher						63	J37
1861	A ‘town traveller’ and widower in a lodging house at 1 Moor Street, St Ann Westminster, with his grandson Henry Squire age 14 born in Kensington						71	C

			John Bezaliel's son William 1818- Butcher and Coffee house keeper of London
			1843 Married Sarah Read (reg. Q4 Clerkenwell)				25	C,B
			Father of Henry c.1847, Frederick Charles 1849, Ellen Elizabeth 1851, Joseph 1853 and Sarah Louisa 1854 in Kensington, Westminster and Chelsea			29-36		C,B
			1851 A butcher of 15 Buck Street, St George Hanover Square				33	C
			1856 His wife Sarah died (reg. Q1 Chelsea)				38	B
			1859 Married Mary Ann Woolson (reg. Q4 Chelsea) (widow, born 1820 in Dedham Essex)				41	C,B
			1861 A coffee house keeper of Bethnal Green with his wife, four children and his stepmother (actually mother in law) Lucy Mann age 76				43	C


^D Daughter Ann Durrant 1793-1868 Of Upminster. Unmarried
1841	At Southfield Farm, Dunton, with her mother						48	C
1851-1861	In Upminster village with brother Cornelius. An unmarried needlewoman					58-68		C
1868	Died in June (reg. Q2 Romford). Buried 26 June 1868 at East Horndon						75	A11/4, B


^F Son Daniel 1796-1874 Butcher of Aldgate, London
1811	Apprenticed to his uncle Joseph in London						15	Anc40
1827	Married Mary Kenzie at St Botolph without Aldgate by Faculty Office licence						31	LP3
1827,1828	A butcher of 75 Aldgate High Street. He insured his household goods, wearing apparel, printed books and plate for £400, pictures and frames for £20, china and glass for £30 and his stock, utensils and livestock for £300, in his brick dwelling house and adjacent slaughterhouse and brick & timber stables and shed in nearby Harrow Alley (Sun Fire insurance policies 1067074 and 1084376)					31,33		I38
1829-1845	Land tax payer of Portsoken Ward, City of London. Apparently took over the business from his uncle ^7/1HJoseph					34-49		I21
1830-1867	Butcher & meat salesman of 75 Aldgate High Street and Union Street, Borough					34-	71	G7
1832-1841	Father of Mary A, Sophia, Daniel and Fanny in St Botolph, Middx					36-45		C
1849	Father of Charles in Saint Saviour, Southwark						53	C
1851	Butcher of 130 Union Street, St Saviour, with his wife and five children						55	C
1854	His wife Mary A died age 47 (reg. Q3 St Saviour)						58	B
1861	Butcher, widower of 130 Union Street, with four children						65	C
1861-1866	Land tax payer of Southwark St Saviour					65-70		I21
1871	Cattle dealer of 46 Bankside, St Saviour, with four children						75	C
1874	Died in St. Saviour, Southwark (reg. Q3)						78	B


^H Daughter Mary 1799-1859 Unmarried								A3/95
1841	At Southfield farm, Dunton, with her mother						42	C
1851	A needlewoman. In Upminster with sister Ann Durrant						52	C
1859	Died age 60 (reg. Q1 Romford)						60	B


^J Son Henry David 1801-1872 'of London Wall'								A3/95
1823	Of Saint Marylebone. Married Mary Anne Moore by Vicar General Archbishop's licence (probably at St. Marylebone)						22	H3
	Father of		Mary Ann	1826 (married 1845 at St Giles?)			25	C, B
			William Henry	1828 in Covent Garden, Clerkenwell (see below)			27	C
			Maria Adelaide	1830 (married 1852 at West Ham)			29	C, B
			Joseph Webb	1832 in Clerkenwell (see below)			31	A3/95
			Sarah	1833 (married 1852 at St Marylebone?)			32	C, B
			Ann	1836 in Clerkenwell			35	C
			Louisa	1839 in Clerkenwell (married 1862 Islington?)			38	C, B
			George Frederick	1840 in Clerkenwell (see below)			39	C, B
1828-1830	Butcher of Wild Street, Covent Garden, Lincolns Inn Fields					27-	29	G2, C
1830	Possibly a Jeweller of Lincolns Inn Fields?						29	G7
1832-1845	Butcher of 30 Aylesbury Street, Clerkenwell					31-	44	G7, C
1851	Butcher of Sandling Road, Maidstone, Kent, with his wife and four children						49	C
1861	A 'Traveller' of 18 Barring Road, Shoreditch, with his wife and son						60	C
1871	A 'Town Traveller' of Hanay Road, Islington, with his wife Mary						70	C
1872	Died age 71 (reg. Q4 Islington)						71	B

	Henry's son ^JBWilliam Henry 1828-1914 Auctioneer
	1851 A butcher, with his parents in Maidstone						22	C
	1862 Married Emma Stapleton 26 July at St Mark, Tollington Park, Islington (reg. Q3)						34	C, B, I2
	1863 Father of Emma Elizabeth (reg. Q2 Whitechapel)						35	B
	1864-68 Father of Blanche E 1864, William Henry 1866 and Lydia 1868, all in Dalston					36-40		C, B
	1871 A Cashier of 95 Navarino Road, Hackney, with wife and three children						42	C
	1890-93 Had a repository at 106 Commercial Street					62-	65	G7
	1891-96 Auctioneer of 178 Amhurst Road, Hackney, with wife and three children						62	C,Anc10
	1894- Auctioneer of 106 Commercial Street					66-		G7
	1896-1914 Of 15 Hilgrove Road, Hampstead					68-	85	G7, F5
	1914 Died at Hampstead (reg. Q2). Estate valued at £15,119						85	B, F5
	Henry's son ^JDJoseph Webb 1832-1910 Saddler
	1851 A saddler apprentice of Walthamstow						19	C
	1856 Married Elizabeth Jones (reg. Q3 E. London)						24	B
	1871 A saddler of Islington with wife Elizabeth and children Elizabeth A 13, Joseph H 11, Frederick W 9, Walter H 8, Charles E 6, Herbert J 4, Arthur 2 and Rose E 5 months, all born in Islington						39	C
	1881 A saddler staying at a lodging house in Deal, Kent with wife and children Walter H (a hosier age 18), Rose E 10, John Lees 8 and Lilian M 5						49	C
	1910 died age 77 (reg. Q2 Wandsworth)						77	B
	Henry's son ^JHGeorge Frederick 1840-1905 Saddler
	1861 A Roller Maker with his parents in Shoreditch						20	C
	Married Mary A.							C
	1870 Father of Mary or Adelaide in Kingsland						29	C
	1871 A Saddler of 57 Buckingham Road, Hackney, with wife & daughter						30	C
	1881-91 A Saddler of Pittfield Street, Shoreditch, with wife and daughter					40-50		C
	1901 Saddler of 137 New North Road, Shoreditch, with wife and daughter						61	C
	1905 Died age 64 (reg. Q1 Wandsworth)						65	B


^L Daughter Louisa 1804-1857 Unmarried								A3/95
1804	Born 17th July, baptised 22nd July at East Horndon							J2
1841	At Southfield farm, Dunton, with her mother						37	C
1851	A needlewoman. In Upminster with sister Ann Durrant						47	C
1857	She died (registration and burial not found)						53	A3/95


^M Son Cornelius 1806-1868 Of Upminster, unmarried
1806	Born 17th, baptised 21st December at East Horndon							J2
1841	At Southfield farm, Dunton, with his mother						34	C
1851	An unmarried farmer at Upminster with his sisters Ann, Mary & Louisa						44	C
1861	An unmarried retired farmer at Upminster village with his sister Ann (entry 39)						54	C
1868	Died age 59 (reg. Q1 Romford)						61	B




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^7/1 John Squier			Farmer of Barnards Farm, East Horndon, Essex
1732-1779			Son of William and Sarah Squier

							Age	Source
		Born 1732. Baptised 22 Feb 1732_/3 at Little Burstead St Mary						J2
		Married Jenny Turtle 10 Feb 1755 at Hutton by Essex Archdeaconry licence					23	J2, J3
			Name	Born Baptised	Died Buried Age
		Father of	Thomas	10/2, 4/3/1756 EH	29/3, 3/4/1779 EH 23		24	J2,V4,J2
			John	3/1/1757 EH	4/2/1757 EH 0		25	J2, J2
			William	26/1/1758 EH	31/1/1758 EH 0		26	J2, J2
		Married Anne Richardson 18 July 1758 at East Horndon by Essex Archdeaconry licence. They both signed the register					26	J2, J3
		Father of	Jonathan	15/4, 3/5/1759 EH	22/2/1761 EH 1		27	J2, J2
			William ^6/1	10/10, 6/11/1760 EH	20/11, 3/12/1833 EH 73		29	J2,V4,J2
			Sarah	20/12, 14/1/1762 EH	15/2/1815 Ingrave 53		30	J2,V,A5
			John	29/12, 21/1/1763 EH	25/1, 3/2/1848 EH 86		31	J2,V4,J2
			Joseph	31/3, 25/4/1764 EH	24/1, 31/1/1829 EH 64		32	J2,V4,J2
			David	29/1, 13/2/1766 EH	18/2, 23/2/1787 EH 28		34	J2,V4,J2
			Cornelius	17/4, 11/5/1769 EH	11/3, 16/3/1779 EH 9		37	J2,V4,J2
			Daniel	25/2, 25/3/1772 EH	17/7, 22/7/1800 EH 28		40	V4, J2
		Died 30 Mar 1779 age 47					47	V4
		Buried 3 Mar at East Horndon All Saints						J2

1739	He was left £30 in trust by his grandfather Thomas						7	J5
1750	He inherited a copyhold property with 7 acres of land, a tenement and 15 acres and three crofts called Burfield in Laindon from his uncle Thomas. The property was in the custody of his father as trustee until he was 21, but he was entitled to receive the rents immediately						18	J5, I37
1752	12 Oct. He leased Barnards Farm, East Horndon, for 21 years						20	J37
1755 Feb	A yeoman of Little Burstead						23	J3
1758	His wife Jenny died 10 Feb age 24. He married Ann Richardson later that year						26	J2, J4, J2
1758 July	A yeoman of East Horndon						26	J3
	Occupier of Barnards and Blue House (Amess) farms, East Horndon							A3,A12
1759	He was elected Entertainments Officer (reeve) for the manor of Laindon						27	I37
1763	He was left £50 in his father William's will						31	J5
1764	He held a lease of the demesne land of Laindon, not subject to manorial custom						32	I37
1765	21 Feb. He bought two messuages and a croft with two acres (Cook's Croft or Hook's Croft, Ingrave, next to the Maltster's Arms)						33	V
1768	His abode was at East Horndon, he had freehold property in Ingrave. Voted for Sir William Maynard and John Luther Esq in the county poll						36	H12
1769	19 Sep. He signed a permit to straighten the road at Lord Petre's expense						37	V
1770	He was listed in East Horndon court roll						38	V37
1771 Jan	Farmer of East Horndon. He bequeathed copyhold lands in Laindon to son Thomas, freehold premises in Ingrave (including the Maltsters Arms) to wife Ann and his seven children. Wife Ann and Thomas Meekin were executors						39	D5, V5
1777	Of East Horndon with freehold property at Ingrave. Eligible to vote in the poll						45	J12
1778 Oct.	A farmer of Barnards Farm, East Horndon. He insured the corn & grain, threshed & unthreshed, in his brick & tiled double barn and granaries in the yard at Barnards for £400, the hay, corn and other grain in stacks in the stackyard for £200 and hay in a chamber over the cowhouse and in a chamber over the stable for £60 and £24 respectively. Also a brick & timber house at Laindon, tenant John Lowe, for £70, a barn and stable adjoining for £80 and a timber and thatched cowhouse adjoining for £40. Also a brick and timber tenement at Herongate in Ingrave, tenant John Darbyshire a carpenter, for £100 and a new timber & thatched tenement, tenant John Noble, for £26. Total value £1,000, annual premium £2 5s (Royal Exchange policy 74002, ref. MS07253/004)						46	I38
1779 Apr	His will was proved at PCC by his widow Ann							D5
1783,1791	He had owned Kemp Mill Piece, Great Burstead and Cook's Croft or Hook's Croft, two tenements abutting on the common near Pear Tree pond, Ingrave, on Lord Petre's estates							J37


Wife Ann Richardson 1730-1788 Daughter of Thomas Richardson
1758	A spinster of Downham age 24 and up. Her brothers Robert and Thomas Richardson witnessed her wedding. Her father may not have approved of her marriage - he was not a party to her marriage licence and his will was less generous to her than to her sisters						28	J3, J2 JVS
1781	She occupied properties on Lord Petre’s estate in East Horndon rental value £30 and West Horndon rental £12. Also owned two properties in Ingrave rental values £3 and £9 occupied by John Darbyshire and widow Mander, and occupied property in Ingrave owned by Rev Thomas Newman rental £27						51	J21
1783 Nov	She was a farmer of Barnards Farm, East Horndon. She insured the utensils and stock in trade in the brick & tiled double barn & granary at Barnards for £400, that in the timber & tiled cowhouse & chamber over for £60, in the stable for £50 and in the stackyard for £240. Also the utensils & stock in trade in a timber & thatched barn in the yard at Ames Farm in Dunton for £100 (all excepting damage arising from natural heating of the hay, straw or corn), total £850, premium £2 11s (Royal Exchange policy 87835, ref. MS07253/008)						53	I38
1786 Nov	Of East Horndon. She insured the furniture in her dwelling at Barnards for £50, the utensils and stock in the double barn & granaries for £250, in the cowhouse and chamber over for £60, in the stable for £50 and in the yard there for £190, total £600, premium £1 9s (Royal Exchange policy 99461, ref. MS07253/012). Her son John insured the property at Ames Farm in Dunton						56	I38
1788	Died 23 Dec age 59						59	V4
1788	Buried 30 Dec at East Horndon							J2


^F Daughter Sarah 1762-1815
1778 June	She witnessed the marriage of Sarah Hardee and Andrew Hitchin of Southwark at Ingrave (note Sarah Squier and Alice Squier married Hardees)							V, J2
1781	12 Apr. Married Thomas Richardson of Herongate at East Horndon. Witnessed by her brother ^6/1 William Squier						20	J2,A3/95
1815	Died 15 Feb. Buried 24 Feb at Ingrave St Nicholas						53	V, A5, J2


^G Son John 1763-1848 Farmer of East Horndon
	Married Mary Durrant (spinster) 24 Feb 1789 at East Horndon						26	J2
		Father of	Name	Born Baptised	Died Buried Age
			Mary Ann	3/6, 23/6/1789 EH	16/3/1810 EH 23			A5J2A3
			Sarah	24/7, 26/8/1790 EH	15/4/1791 EH 1			A5,J2,J2
			John	24/10, 3/1/1792 EH	24/11/1880 EH 90			A5/95,J2
			Sarah	23/3, 2/5/1793 EH	28/1, 4/2/1876 EH 82			A5J2V4
			Elizabeth	19/4, /6/1794 EH	19/2/1795 EH 1			A5,J2,J2
			Alice?	7/12, 1797				A5

1786 Nov	A farmer of Ames Farm, Dunton. He insured the utensils and stock in trade in the timber & thatched barn at his dwelling at Ames Farm for £120, that in the timber and tiled stable for £50, in the yard and field adjoining for £50 and the timber and thatched cowhouse for £30, total £250, premium £1 1s (Royal Exchange policy 99462, ref. MS07253/012)						23	I38
1790-1810	Occupied two properties in East Horndon owned by Lord Petre, rent around £24 and £59. Also property in West Horndon owned by Lord Petre, rent £82					27-47		J21
1799	His wife Mary died age 29, buried 29 Jan at East Horndon All Saints						36	J4, J2
1806-1809	He was tenant of Ingrave Hall Farm					43-	46	V
1809 Sept	Sale of effects by auction						47	V
1814 Sept	Witnessed the marriage of Stephen Wainwright and Mary Gowers at Ingrave						51	V, J2
1820s	Occupied Amess Farm, 237 acres and Barnards Farm, 245 acres on Lord Petre’s estates							J37
1841	With children John and Sarah at East Horndon (Barnards farm?)						78	C
1845	Occupied Barnards farm 92 acres and Amess farm 138 acres in East Horndon, 20 acres of Barnards in Bulvan and 91 acres of Amess in Dunton, all owned by Lord Petre, and owned Tilbury Road Mill, East Horndon, occupied by J. Adams						82	E31
	He was resident of East Horndon parish for more than 30 years							J4
1848	Died 25 Jan (registered Q1 Billericay). Buried 3 Feb at East Horndon						86	V4, J2
1848	Administration granted to his son John at Essex. Effects £517 18s 2d							D5a, A5

	John's wife Mary Durrant 1770-1799 Daughter of ^7/3 William Durrant							A3/95,J2
	1789 of East Horndon. Sister Ann married John's brother ^6/1 William Squier						19	A3/95
	1799 died 23 Jan age 29. Buried 29 Jan at East Horndon						29	V4, J2

	John's son John Squier 1791-1880
	1820s Tenant of Ingrave Hall Farm, 171 acres on Lord Petre's estates						30s	J37
	1841 With father John and sister Sarah at East Horndon (Barnards Farm?)						49	C
	1845 Occupier of Barnards Farm and Amess Farm with father John. 230 acres in East Horndon, 91 acres in Dunton and 20 acres in Bulphan						53	E31
	1846-51 Occupier of Barnards farm					54-	59	V10
	1848 A farmer of East Horndon						56	V, D5a
	1851 March. At Barnards farm, 480 acres, employing eight men, one servant						59	C
	1851 Sept. Put Barnards Farm up for auction (Essex Herald 16 Sept p.1)						59	H61
	1851 Sale of stock; 14 carthorses and 2 others, 7 shorthorn and 5 welsh cows, 24 highland scots, wagons, tumbrells, carts, 7 ploughs, 7 harrows and other machinery (Essex Herald 23 Sept p.1)						59	H61
	1853 Possibly occupying brewhouse, granary and stables owned by Thomas Richardson, gent of Ingrave (will proved at Essex 1856)						61	J5
	1855-78 Living in Ingrave					63-	86	G7
	1857 Aug. Occupying Laurel Cottage, Ingrave. He had left by October						65	V
	1861 Retired farmer, with sister Sarah at Mushroom Hall, Kelvedon Hatch Essex						68	C
	1871 Residing in Ingrave parish with sister Sarah						79	C
	1880 Died age 90 (reg. Q4 Billericay). Buried at East Horndon						90	B, J2


^H Son Joseph 1764-1829 Butcher of Aldgate, London								A3/95
1779	Apprenticed to George Fielding, butcher of St Leonard Shoreditch						15	G40
1780	Apprenticed to Andrew Hitchen of London, Taylor’s company						16	G40
1805-1822	Butcher & meat salesman of 75 Aldgate High Street					41-	58	G7
1811	Butcher of London. He took his nephew Daniel as apprentice						47	Anc40
1819	His will left 700 guineas to his housekeeper Mary Ann Masters and freehold, copyhold & leasehold lands to his brother William						55	D5
1821-1827	Land tax payer of Portsoken Ward, City of London					57-63		I21
1829	Died 21 Jan age 69. Memorial at East Horndon church						65	J4
1829	His will was proved at PCC by his brother and nephew							D5


^K Son Daniel 1772-1800 Of Bulphan
1800	Of Bulphan. Died 17 May. Memorial at East Horndon						28	J4





			In the 1770s his surviving eight children signed a page.



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^8/1 William Squier			Farmer of Little Burstead, Essex
1702-1763			Son of Thomas and Alice Squier

							Age	Source
		Born c.1702						J3
		Married Sarah Hummerston 19 June 1728 at Ramsden Bellhouse by Essex Archdeaconry licence					26	J2, J3
			Name	Baptised	Buried
		Father of	John	16/5/1729 Lit B.	27/5/1729 Lit B.		27	J2, J2
			Alice	20/8/1731 Lit B.			29	J2
			John ^7/1	22/2/1732_/3 Lit B.	3/4/1779 EH.		31	J2, J2
			Thomas	6/1/1734_/5 Lit B.			33	J2
		Died in Feb 1763					61	J2, J5
		Buried 17 Feb at Little Burstead St Mary						J2


1727	He occupied two tenements called Riches abutting on Little Burstead green, a meadow called Hide Mead, three crofts called Mountains, rent 4s 4d, and a tenement and three crofts of land called Hatches rent 5s, all owned by St John Pooley and formerly occupied by John Jeffryes, and also lands in Little Burstead called Collins and six acres late William Sains, rent 5s owned by William Walton Gow; all copyhold of the manor of Whitehall Botney						25	J37
1728	Single man, farmer of Little Burstead age 26. He signed his marriage licence						26	J3
1736	He was baptised as an adult at Little Burstead parish church 9 Dec. (Was he previously baptised as a non-conformist?)						34	J2
1739	He was appointed a trustee in his father Thomas's will						37	J5
1742	Shared the residue of his mother Alice's estate with his brother Thomas						40	J5
1751	He was one of the jurors at Laindon manor court in place of his brother Thomas						49	I37
1751	He held the tenure of his brother Thomas’ copyhold estate in Laindon as trustee for his son John						49	I37
1761	His wife Sarah died						59	J2
1763	A farmer of Little Burstead						61	J5
1763	His will of 7 Feb left £50 each to his sons John and Thomas, the remainder to his daughter Alice, wife of Nathaniel Hardee						61	J5
1763	His will was proved 25 Feb at Chelmsford by Nathanial Hardee, sole exor							J5


Wife Sarah Hummerston 1706-1761 Daughter of George Hummerston
1728	A single woman of Ramsden Bellhouse age 22						22	J3
1736	She was baptised as an adult with her husband William at Little Burstead						30	J2
1755	She was left £100 in her father George's will						49	J5
1761	Buried 21 Dec at Little Burstead						55	J2


Daughter Alice 1731-
1751	Married Nathaniel Hardee of Ingrave 29 June at Shenfield St Mary by Essex Archdeaconry licence						20	J2, J3
1755	Nathaniel Hardee's bond for ^7/1 John Squier's marriage to Jenny Turtle							J3


Son Thomas 1734_/5-
1739	He was left £30 and the mortgage on a tenement called Little Creeks, Essex in his grandfather Thomas' will						5	J5
1750	He was left estates in his uncle Thomas Squier's will						16	J5
1755	On 29 Sept he took over the remaining ten years of the lease of Amis Farm from Roger Summerston, on Lord Petre’s estates (ref. D/DP E26 p.346)						21	J37
1758	Of Dunton. Bond for marriage of William Turtle and Mary Jackson						24	J3
	He married Anne							J2
1761-1768	Of Dunton. Father of Anne 1761, Thomas 1763, Sarah 1765 and (son) 1768					27-	34	J2
1763	He was left £50 in his father William's will						29	J5
1781	Occupied property on Lord Petre's estate at East Horndon, rental value £2						46	J21



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^9/1 Thomas Squier			Collier (coal merchant) of Little Burstead
-1739

							Age	Source
		Possibly born 1668, son of John of Rickling? (36 miles). Or baptised as a nonconformist (no record surviving)?						J2
		Married Alice						J5
			Name	Born, Baptised	Buried Age
		Father of	Thomas		19/5/1750 Lit B.			J5, J2
			Esther	1694				J5, J3
			Alice	1699				J5, J3
			Anne		3/12/1731 Lit B.			J5, J2
			William ^8/1	1702	17/2/1763 Lit B. 61			J3, J2
			Sarah	22/3/1706 Lit B.	12/4/1765 Lit B. 60			J5,J2,J2
		Died 1739. Buried 19 Nov at Little Burstead St Mary						J2


1715	Abode in Ramsden Crays, he had freehold property there							J12
1718-1727	Occupied tenements and lands at Botley Common, Little Burstead, called Blatchers and Pies & Millcroft, rents 1s 9d and 3s 11d respectively, owned by Robert Paine and widow Holmestead, copyhold of Whitehall Botney Manor							J37
1731	Of Little Burstead. He acquired a messuage called Clarkes with 13 acres from John Shuttlewood, copyhold of the manor of Ramsden Crays							J37
1734	Abode at Little Burstead, he had freehold property in Ramsden Bellhouse. Voted for Sir Robert Abdy and Thomas Bramston Esq in the county poll							H12
1739	A collier of Little Burstead							J5
1739	His will of 25 June left:
	£300 and Mapessales Wood estate to his eldest son Thomas;
	tenement called Little Creeks, Essex to his grandson Thomas;
	£560 in trust for his grandchildren - Alice Squire £40, John Squire £30, Thomas Squire £30, Mary Pickerin £50, Thomas Pickerin £50, Thomas Clark £100, Alice French £60, Anne Woodfine £60, Thomas Woodfine £70 and Squire Woodfine £70
	Also £8 to son in law William Woodfine and a guinea to friend William Walton of Little Burstead, gentleman
	Residue to his wife Alice							J5
1739	His will was proved 23 Nov at Chelmsford by his wife Alice and son Thomas							J5


Wife Alice -1742
1739	Executor of her husband's will. She received the residue of his estate							J5
1741	Her will of 24 Mar left £20 each to her daughters Esther, Alice and Sarah, £5 to William Woodfine (who married her daughter Anne) and the residue between her sons Thomas & William							J5
1742	Her will was proved 19 Feb at Chelmsford by her sons William and Thomas							J5


^A Son Thomas -1750 Gentleman of Great Burstead								J5
1739	Executor of his father's will. He was left £300 and Mapessales wood estate							J5
1742	Executor of his mother's will. He was a left half share of the residue							J5
1745	He purchased a copyhold property in Laindon from Mary Thresher and Michael Desmond, consisting of 7 acres of land, a tenement and 15 acres of land and three crofts called Burrfield							I37
1747-1749	He was one of the jurors at Laindon manorial court							I37
1750	His will of 5 May left copyhold farm in the parish of Laindon to nephew John, woodland estate called Mapsales in Ramsden Crays and Ramsden Bellhouse to nephew Thomas, £50 to niece Alice, one shilling to sister Hardee							J5
1750	Buried 19 May at Little Burstead							J2
1750	His will was proved 22 May at Chelmsford by his brother William							J5


^B Daughter Esther 1694-
1718	A singlewoman of Ingrave						24	J2
1718	Married John Pickering of Ingrave or Little Burstead at Moreton by Bishop of London's licence						24	J2, J5, G3
1718,1722	Mother of Mary 1718 and Thomas Pickering 1722 at Ramsden Bellhouse							J5, J2
1739,1742	See the wills of her father and mother					45,	48	J5
1745	John Pickering married again at East Horndon							J2

^C Daughter Alice 1699-
1724	Married Thomas Clark 15 Dec at Little Burstead						25	J2
1731	Her son Thomas Clark was born 8 June at Little Burstead						32	J2
1734	Thomas Clark was buried 24 Oct at Little Burstead						35	J2
1735	Married James Ffrench, widower of Little Burstead, 16 Oct at Little Burstead by Essex licence						36	J2, J3
1736	Daughter Alice French was baptised 14 Oct at Little Burstead						37	J2
1739,1742	See the wills of her father and mother					40,	43	J5
1750	James Ffrench was buried 7 May at Little Burstead						51	J2

^D Daughter Anne -1731
	Married William Woodfine, collier of Little Burstead							J5
1722_/3	Daughter Anne Woodfine was baptised 21 Feb at Little Burstead							J2
1725	Son Thomas Woodfine was baptised 25 May (married Sarah, son Squier Woodfine, daughter Ann Woodfine)							J2
1727_/8	Son Squire Woodfine was born 1 Jan Little Burstead							J2
1731	She was buried 3 Dec at Little Burstead							J2
1739,1742	See the wills of her father and mother							J5

^F Daughter Sarah 1706(or 1710)-1765
1706	Baptised 22 Mar at Little Burstead							J2
1732	A single woman of Little Burstead						26	J3
1732	Married John Harde the younger of Great Burstead, brickmaker, 5 Feb at East Horndon by Essex licence (age 22)						26	J2, J3
1742	She was left £20 in her mother Alice's will						36	J5
1750	She was left one shilling in her brother Thomas' will						44	J5
1765	Buried 12 Apr at Little Burstead						60	J2

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