She died the following year, possibly in childbirth, although we have no evidence of any children. According to the 1841 census of Hayes, Joseph was a tailor 25 , as he was in 1851. Louisa spent alternate 6 month periods with Edna and her daughter Doreen who also lived in Worthing at this time. On Sir Jocelyn's death, Henry could potentially have inherited the Penshurst Estate as the 7th Earl left no legitimate heir and on his death-bed wrote a will leaving everything to his 14-year-old illegitimate daughter, Anne. They had the following children 1: Robert Streatfield (of Chested & Penshurst) bp 29.4.1571 m abt 1595 to Susan Everest d 1651, will dated 11.3.1647, Elizabeth Streatfield b abt 1575 m abt 1595 to Andrew Combridge of Coldharbour. 1000 SqFt, with laminate . LC Transcripts sent to me from 2000 by historian Lionel Cole, taken from parish records, churchwardens accounts PCC wills and Manorial records of the parishes of Brasted, Hever, Edenbridge, Otford and Sundridge. He retired from the service on 18 July 1962. He married Susanna Stringer on 20th September, 1716 at Lambs Chapel, Monkwell Street, London. In fact it is only from the will that we have the order of his sons as he names them in terms of being second son, third son etc. From 1875 until at least 1881 the family were living at33 Clerkenwell Close. It appears as though the estate had already been bequeathed to the sons by Robert (although as yet we have no copy of the Letter of Administration that apparently exists for 1654). I have compiled a small map of the area between Otford and Chiddingstone plotting the earliest dates of various Streatfeilds (and name variants) using the information from Lionel Coles transcripts as well as other notes from The History of the Woodgates and the Streatfield Manuscripts. You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked. Research genealogy for Sandeforth Streatfeild of Long Ditton, Surrey, as well as other members of the Streatfeild family, on Ancestry. Kind regards, Nice to hear from you. It remained in the Streatfeild family until 1938 when it was sold and is now open to the public as private museum and historic House. We are so delighted to bring you this nourishing, fascinating and frequently hilarious conversation with comedian, podcaster, Taskmaster alumnus and now memoirist Fern. Henry lived at address. Henry Streatfeild bought Bore Place in 1759. When a strange little man comes to the Coven Tree Church Social promising he can give people exactly what they . Skip Ancestry . bothered to return for her. to Alfred Thompson d 1973May Elizabeth Streatfield b 30.7.1901 Walthamstow d aged 4 on 28.8.1905 bur 1.9.1905 Chingford Mount Cemetery, Waltham Forest 36Robert William Streatfieldb on 19.7.1907 at 266 Guinness Buildings, Finsbury m 4.8.1934 Stoke Newington toEdna Curtis d 24.2.1985 Kinson, Dorset Henry Richard Streatfield(known as Harry) b 12.12.1911 Dalston m 1943 to Grace Barnyard d 1992 Minehead, DevonAlbert Frank Streatfield(known as Alf) b 18.1.1913 Dalston m 1943 toLena Newbon d 1968 TottenhamDoris May Streatfieldb 1.6.1920 Ball Pond Road, Dalston m 1949 to John Spencer d 1993 Sherborne, Dorset. Eliza Maud Streatfield (nee Sportan) c 1900. He was baptized on 27 April 1726 at Otford Parish Church. They were significant landowners in Sussex, Surrey and Kent, and instrumental in shaping those counties throughout the 17th and 18th centuries. Chiddingstone An Historical Explanation Jill Newton 1985, Chiddingstone, Leigh & Penshurst in1797 by Edward Hasted 2008, Hi Juliet Three of their sons emigrated to New South Wales;RichardandJohn in arrived on board the Una on 22nd November 1849 22 and their younger brother George arrived in Sydney on 22nd June 1856. In 1686, the rector was actually suspended for performing marriages without banns or licence Fw. This could be seen as evidence that the Streatfields, though their line cannot be traced beyond the 1500s, are in fact a later branch of the Stratford family, the name having been corrupted at some point prior to the 16th century. Guillim, John. This family tree can be seen on, By the time of the 1861 census Joseph was a 59 year old widower, living with his youngest daughter Sophia with his son, and family at 8 Holland Street, Southwark, a draper from Charlton in Kent, on 4th April 1853 at St. Lukes parish church, Charlton near Greenwich, Although no photographs appear to have remained of, Robert, we have this photo of Hannah Streatfield (nee, , born at 12 St. Marks Road, Kennington on 6th January, 1854, ) in December 1874 at St. Marks, Clerkenwell. "Ordinary of British Armorials" 1874, Burke, John. The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent Volume IIIby Edward Hasted, published by W. Bristow, on the Parade, Canterbury, 1797, Hearth Tax Assessments, Kent Archaeological Society Volume 3 (2001) part 5, p 201 (Sarah Streatfield, widow) 1664, Early Muster Rolls, Kent Archaeological Society Volume 3 (2002) part 9, p 423 (Richard Stratfylde and Thomas Stratfyld in the Hundred of Ruxley [Rokysley] as of 25 November 1545, The Streatfield Manuscripts held by the Kent History and Library Centre, theweald.org [a Database of historical andgenealogicalrecords maps books census data and images forthe Wealdof Kent, Surrey and Sussex prior to WWII] . to Elizabeth NealMary Ann Streatfieldbp 7.1.1801 Leigh m 8.2.1823 Leigh to William WateJuliana Streatfieldbp 3.5.1802 Leigh m 16.7.1827 St James Westminster to Jeremiah BarrettNicholas Townsend Streatfieldbp 26.2.1804 Leigh bur 17.4.1804 LeighElizabeth Streatfieldbp 10.8.1806Castibulanus Townsend Streatfieldbp 6.2.1809 bur 22.3.1826 ShipbourneSusanna Streatfieldbp 9.12.1810 Leigh m 8.9.1836 St James Westminster to Henry Barrett, Nicholas died in 1820 aged 59 and was buried at Leigh on 6th April 1820 F. Juliana was found to be living at Tan Yard, Tonbridge in 1840 [ref Pigots 1840 Directory of Kent]. They continued to live at, (known as Florrie) b 29.7.1899 Walthamstow, b on 19.7.1907 at 266 Guinness Buildings, Finsbury, At the time of the 1901 census, Robert, now a ships clerk, his wife and 10 month old daughter were living at. Richard Streatfeild of Ford Place, Penshurst was born about 1642. His widow Edna, my nan died on 19th June, 1985 at Blandford hospital of cancer 18. He was a yeoman farmer and married Sarah Woodgate(daughter of William Woodgate and Joanna Combridgeof Chiddingstone) in 1636 at Chiddingstone. He died in 1794 and was buried on 7th November, 1794 at Leigh. She died on 2nd May, 1959 from Bronchopneumonia and was cremated at Hackney Crematorium and her ashes were interred in the Garden of Remembrance in Tottenham Cemetery. [3][4][5][6], In July 2014 a significant number of direct descendants of Robert Streatfeild met for a memorial service in St Marys Church, Chiddingstone, followed by a gathering at Chiddingstone Castle, home of many generations of Streatfeilds (having been expanded by Henry Streatfeild (1639-1709) from a house in the High Street to the Restoration style that it is now).[7]. Although no photographs appear to have remained of Robert, we have this photo of Hannah Streatfield (nee Hanby). He was awarded for his services throughout World War 2, with a Defence medal in 1946. And we can't think of a better way to kick off the new series than a fascinating conversation with one of our favourite authors: Tessa Hadley! Robert Streatfeild of Penshurst bp 18.3.1640 bur 29.3.1661Richard Streatfeild of Ford Place (Yeoman) b 1642 ? 7 More details of Thomas family can be found here on Michael Jefferies site. "General Armoury of England, Ireland and Scotland" 1847. They were significant landowners in Sussex, Surrey and Kent, and instrumental in shaping those counties throughout the 17th and 18th centuries. There are still direct descendants of his living in Chiddingstone. When Richard died in 1606, he left monies to his step children by William Luck as well as his son Thomas 6. There were taken from early parish registers, manorial rolls, PCC wills and churchwardens accounts.]. Son of Henry Streatfield and Elizabeth Streatfield I got a lot of, able to connect my branch to his and then to connect that to the Pedigree that had been done by William Berry in 1830, There was little mention of the name Streatfeild in Chiddingstone before 1542, part of the manor of Sundridge and it is there and other surrounding parishes that we have to look for earlier mentions of the name. p. 2. At this time. Henry and Anne had five children, though the first died as an infant: Sophia Streatfeild b. toVoyseyRichard Streatfield(Tailor) b 18.12.1795, bp 10.1.1796 Limpsfield 21Robert Streatfield b 11.5.1799, bp 14.7.1799 Limpsfield 21 m 1821 Knockholt to Hannah Peerless(b 1880) d 1876Edward Streatfieldbp 28.11.1802 Westerham20 m 17.10.1831 Bromley to Mary Philips(b 1812) d 27.1.1876Joseph Streatfield(Tailor) bp 20.11.1806 Westerham 20 m 23.6.1829 Halstead to Ann Tomkin (b abt 1808) d .12.1891 Bromley. The Streatfeild family owned numerous estates in Kent, including Tyhurst and Chiddingstone Cobham. Richard died on 4th December, 1584, his will was proved on 12th May, 1585. Henry himself chose to live at High Street House in Chiddingstone, later known as Chiddingstone Castle, which he had inherited from his father in 1747. Richard was a Yeoman farmer and the tenant of Great Barnetts from 1792 GB, 16. We collect and match historical records that Ancestry users have contributed to their family trees to create each person's profile. Robert was an Ostler and Hannah, a laundress. In his will, dated 11th March, 1647, he left a gold 10s apiece to each of his 29 children and grand children, and all his lands and estate to his eldest son Richard and second son Robert 9. Robert Streatfeild (1514 - March 1599) is recognised as the common ancestor of most living Streatfeilds and Streatfields. Penshurst m 13.11.1683 St James, Dukes Place, London toElizabeth Carpenter d 1708 PenshurstThomas Streatfeild of Vexour (Penshurst) bp 2.11.1645 Chiddingstone m abt 1678 to Ann ? Robert and Sarah had seven children: William Streatfeildof Brasted (Yeoman) bp 13.2.1637 m1 2.9.1662 Penshurst to Elizabeth Stamford m2 7.6.1676 Hever to Dorothy Stanford, widow bur 8.7.1706 (will dated 1702)Susan Streatfeild bp 4.11.1638 Chiddingstone? 2 This would be just before the birth of Robert. The Secrets of Thistle Cottage by Kerry Barrett | 9780008389765,Buy new & second-hand (used) books online with Free UK Delivery at AwesomeBooks.com With over one million copies sold, this series of modern classics about the charming Penderwick family from National Book Award winner and New York Times bestseller Jeanne Birdsall is perfect for fans of Noel Streatfeild and Edward Eager. At the time of the 1901 census, Robert, now a ships clerk, his wife and 10 month old daughter were living at 37 Granville Road, Walthamstow with his sister Emily Hannah and her husband Frederick Freeman 31. Theatre Shoes - Noel Streatfeild 2021-07-27 Theatre Shoes is part of the wonderful 'Shoes' series of adventures for children by Noel Streatfeild. Robert cannot be found in the 1901 census, but appears in the 1911 census as an inmate of St, Lukes Workhouse at Holborn, a widower, aged 81 31. She died on 2nd May, 1959 from Bronchopneumonia and was cremated at Hackney Crematorium and her ashes were interred in the Garden of Remembrance in Tottenham Cemetery. He was Yeoman of both Chiddingstone and Vexour in Penshurst 8 . In 1871 Robert Lived at83 Strand, Londonand in 1881 he lived at12 Pools Buildings, St. Andrews, Holborn 27, 28. The action you just performed triggered the security solution. . Robert Streatfield of Chested was the only son of Richard and Elizabeth. The family later sold the castle to Lord Astor in 1938.[1][2]. Hearth Tax Assessments, Kent Archaeological Society Volume 3 (2001) part 5. There are still direct descendants of his living in Chiddingstone. 2 As he is the only other Streatfield around in the area in this same time-frame we can assume that Richard Streatfield/Stretfeld is the father of our Robert. to George ChildrenSusan Streatfeildbp 8.7.1598 Penshurst m 6.5.1624 Withyam to John CrippsAnne Streatfeildbp 8.2.1601 PenshurstRichard Streatfeildof Chested bp 24.7.1603 Penshurst bur 16.6.1679Maria Streatfeildbp 30.3.1606 PenshurstRobert Streatfeildof Cransted and Freiden (Yeoman) bp 1.1.1609 Penshurst m 1636 to Sarah Woodgate d 1654Sarah Streatfeildbp 22.9.1611 Penshurst m1 26.6.1637 Tonbridge to John Woodgate m2 1648 to John Ashdownof Hever d 1686 HeverObedience Streatfeildbp 4.7.1614 Penshurst m ? [4][5][6][7], In July 2014 a significant number of direct descendants of Robert Streatfeild met for a memorial service in St Marys Church, Chiddingstone, followed by a gathering at Chiddingstone Castle, home of many generations of Streatfeilds (having been expanded by Henry Streatfeild (1639-1709) from a house in the High Street to the Restoration style that it is now).[8]. Sarah, however, left her own will, in which she bequeathed all the moneys and linen etc. He became Mess manager for his station and local representative for the Fire Brigade Union. They settled in Hayes, Kent where they had seven children, all baptised at Hayes parish church 23 ; Robert Streatfield(Ostler) b 26.9.1829, bp 25.10.1829 Hayes m 4.4.1853 St. Lukes, Charlton toHannah Hanby d ?William Henry Streatfield(Gardener) b 28.10.1832, bp 9.12.1832 Hayes m ? At the time of the 1939 Register he was residing at, Louisa spent alternate 6 month periods with Edna and her daughter Doreen who also lived in Worthing at this time. will be a treasured gift from generation to generation, celebrating one of life's most important moments and relationships. She was buried on 16 February 1755 at Otford. Husband of Anne Streatfield Richard married Margery Ayle 4 , daughter of John Ayle (Lee) of Edenbridge in abt 1560. He was baptized on 27 April 1726 at Otford Parish Church. ft. 1403 Alameda Padre Serra, Santa Barbara, CA 93103 $4,599,000 MLS# 22-3854 THE ULTIMATE SANTA BARBARA RIVIERA ESTATE! This summer the Penderwick sisters have a wonderful surprise: a holiday on the grounds of a beautiful estate called Arundel. ISBN-10: 0156907380 This is the story of the Ramsays, based on Virginia Woolf's own family. Click to reveal He was baptised on 2nd November, 1645 at Chiddingstone. p. 2. https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Streatfeild_family&oldid=1094339792, This page was last edited on 22 June 2022, at 01:34. Robert worked as a store man for Wades of Worthing, a main Austin dealer until he retired in 1973. Birth 1873 - Howick, Northumberland, England. Roberts eldest son Henry, born in about 1535 was the first of a long line of Streatfeilds of High Street House, now known as Chiddingstone Castle. Robert joined the Auxiliary Fire Service in 1937 and was automatically transferred to the National Fire Service as No. charming Penderwick family from National Book Award winner and New York Times bestseller Jeanne Birdsall is perfect for fans of Noel Streatfeild and Edward Eager. Many of the early dates specified on this page are taken from this pedigree unless otherwise stated. Henry married Dorothy Streatfeild (born Cooper) on month day 1908, at age 22. There was little mention of the name Streatfeild in Chiddingstone before 1542 LC. Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for Fast and Fun Paper Planes by Jackson, Paul Paperback / softback Book The Fast at the best online prices at eBay! There are still direct descendants of his living in Chiddingstone. Daisy's new book Limelight will be published on June 1st by Sphere. Henry died on 4 April 1762 and was interred in the family vault at St Mary's Church Chiddingstone. You are right, there is very little on Elizabeth Laundie! He probably built the original timber framed High Street House. We collect and match historical records that Ancestry users have contributed to their family trees to create each person's profile. We encourage you to research and examine these records to determine their accuracy. Thomas Streatfeild of Vexour was Richards younger brother and son of Robert Streatfield and Sarah Woodgate. Quebec, Canada, Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1968 Research genealogy for Anne Marie Basselier (Bachelier, Bassolier) of Feignies, Nord, Nord-Pas-de-Calais, France, as well as other members of the Basselier (Bachelier, Bassolier) family, on Ancestry. Your IP: $8.50. A producing family orchard with approx. It may help to clarity, for me at least, a pattern of movement and or possible relationships in the area around the time that Robert was born. Robert Streatfield born in 1799 at Limpsfield, Surrey21 and the fourth son of William Streatfield and Jane Worger, married Hannah Peerless (daughter of John Peerless) on 25th November, 1821 at Knockholt. to George Leigh. Performance & security by Cloudflare. Elizabeth Lawndie, Laundies pedigree is hard to find. James Tait. Henry was buried in Chidingstone in 1598. Henry Streatfeild was born on 3 June 1706 in Chiddingstone. The spelling variation here is intentional as Henrys line kept to the ei where-as Roberts line adopted the ie after 2 or 3 generations. Chiddingstone Castle: A Treasure in the Garden of England. At some point during this time, the family moved to95 The Roundway, Tottenham and he continued to work as a crane driver until December 1929 when he became ill with angina, although he had always suffered from chronic bronchitis and was asthmatic. Robert was an iron Master and Wool merchant who settled in Chiddingstone in Kent in the early 1500s 3. Robert was living at Otford in 1754 as was his brother Richard as they were listed in the Poll for the Knights of Kent Shire of that year. Soon they are busy discovering the summertime magic of Arundel's . At the time of his death in 1601 he had Iron at Pilbeams and Chiddingstone worth over 1,200 and a total wealth including debts owing to him, of over 2,000 2A [worth around 634,070.67 in 2019!37]. A vast range of data is available to search ranging from census records, births, deaths and marriages, military records and immigration records to name but a few. "Encyclopaedia Heraldica" 1828. Trees; Branches; Notes; Sources; Repositories; Contact Us | Print Bookmark. of Kent, Surrey and Sussex prior to WWII] . Henry Streatfeild (1706 - 1762) was a substantial British landowner and member of the prominent Chiddingstone, Kent Streatfeild family. It appears as though the estate had already been bequeathed to the sons by Robert (although as yet we have no copy of the Letter of Administration that apparently exists for 1654). Kids Need to Be Safe - Julie Nelson 2005-12-15 "Kids are important to MaryElizabeth Bowles bur 22.5.1929 Islington cemetery Alfred Edward Streatfield(Ostler/Carman) b 8.4.1858 Borough, bp 22.8.1858 St. Johns, Lambeth m 19.5.1876 Bethnal Green toMary Ann Phesay bur 10.10.1927 Islington cemetery Hannah Harriet Streatfieldb 2.2.1860 Borough, bp 2.6.1862 St Saviour, Southwark m 13.1.1878 St. Thomas, Bethnal Green to Samuel Joseph CollinsErnest George Streatfield(Glazier) b 23.10.1861 Borough, bp 2.6.1862 St. Saviour, Soutjwark m 1885 Pancras to Maria Elizabeth Fremaux bur 12.8.1939 St Pancras cemetery. He married a daughter (possibly Joan) of Richard Riversof Chafford Place, Penshurst, also sister ofSir John Rivers, Lord Mayor of London 1573.They had two sons:Henry Streatfeildof High Street House, Chiddingstone, b abt 1535? His father was a horse dealer and horse and cart driver. Written in the stream-of-consciousness style, the book examines family relationships, the traditional roles of the sexes, the tensions and love betwee. They continued to live at15 Bastwick Street. Up until fairly recently we had our common ancestor as Robert Streatfeild born about 1514.