Details of
the residence locations are given in the father's section, while details of the
marriage and children are given in the mother's section.
Daniel
Gregory
Daniel
Gregory was born in 1776 in Ruislip,
Daniel
married Sarah. Sarah was born in 1780 at Hayes,
Daniel and
Sarah had 6 children:
Betsy Gregory
b. 1804 at Hillingdon, Middlesex
Daniel Gregory
b. 1806 at Hillingdon, Middlesex
William Pooley Gregory
b. 1808 at Hillingdon, Middlesex
Josiah Gregory
b. July 3, 1810 at Hillingdon, Middlesex
Sarah Gregory
b. June 24, 1812 at Hillingdon, Middlesex
James Clarke Gregory
b. 1813 at Hillingdon, Middlesex
Daniel and
Sarah were both living at Goulds Green, Hillingdon in 1841, with three children;
William, Sarah and James. Goulds Green is an area at the south end of
Hillingdon. By 1851 the children had moved out of their parent's
house.
Both Daniel and Sarah Gregory died between 1852 and 1861, as they were not listed in the 1861 census index.
Betsy Gregory was baptized on September 2, 1804 at St. Johns the
Baptist Church, Hillingdon. Betsy was forced to give up her young man and made to marry someone who treated her abominably,
according to William Wild.
Daniel
Gregory was baptized on September 27, 1806 at
William
Gregory was baptized on November 15, 1808. He was living with his parents at age
42, but was lodging with Edward Keen at The Star, Hillingdon Heath in 1861 at
age 52 and working as a farmer's labourer. He never
married.
Sarah
Gregory was born June 24, 1812 and baptized on July 26, 1812.
James
Gregory was baptized on October 3, 1813.
SOURCES: Census 1841, 1851; census index 1861;
Index of birth/baptism records of Josiah, William, Sarah, James from Hillingdon
library. Email from William Wild XI 2011-01-05.
The family
lived next door to Thomas Shepherd, a farmer, and his wife Sarah. Josiah Gregory
would marry Elizabeth Shepherd, daughter of John Shepherd. John Shepherd is
likely related to Thomas Shepherd, which might have resulted in Josiah meeting
John
Shepherd
John
Shepherd was married to
They had
two daughters:
Sarah Tilyer Shepherd
baptized July 13, 1800 at Hillingdon
Elizabeth Shepherd
baptized June 6, 1807 at Hillingdon
SOURCES:
Index of baptism records Sarah and Elizabeth Shepherd, census
1851.
Elizabeth
Shepherd would marry Josiah Gregory.
Josiah
Gregory
Josiah
Gregory was born on July 3, 1810 at Goulds Green, Hillingdon,
Josiah
Gregory married Elizabeth Shepherd on May 13, 1837 at St. Marylebone,
Josiah was
a hay salesman living at Colham Green in 1841 with his wife and his first baby
son. Colham Green is a district of Hillingdon. He had two male servants helping
at the farm, Joseph Bishop, age 25, and James Goft, age 18. By 1851 he was
farming 100 acres at Merrimans farm at Goulds Green. Goulds Green is a
Josiah was
a wealthy man. He operated a
Josiah
Gregory died on November 20, 1882 at Merrimans Farm, Goulds Green, Hillingdon,
Josiah's
will gives the horse carriage business to John Gregory, so he likely helped his
father operate the business. Part of the Little London estate was given to John
and the remainder given to Joseph. The house at Merrimans was given to Josiah's
wife Elizabeth for her use during her lifetime, then passed to John. Josiah
junior received the butcher shop and cottage at Yiewsley. Sara got the two
cottages at Hillingdon Heath, and a
SOURCES:
Josiah's probate and will; index of baptism; Hillingdon cemetery record;
marriage record; index of birth record; Census 1841, 1851: Census index 1861,
1871, 1881; Funeral notice.
Elizabeth
Shepherd
Elizabeth
Shepherd was born in 1807 at Hillingdon,
She married
Josiah Gregory on May 13, 1837 at
Josiah and
Elizabeth had six children:
Josiah Gregory
b. January 25, 1840 at Hillingdon
Sarah Tillyer Gregory
b. August 25, 1841 at Hillingdon
Mary Ann Gregory
b. July 24, 1843 at Hillingdon
John Gregory b.
August 5, 1845 at Hillingdon
Elizabeth Jane Gregory
b. May 16, 1848 at Hillingdon
Joseph Gregory
b. March 11, 1850 at Hillingdon
Josiah
Gregory junior was living in the Joseph Fleet household at Hayes at age 11
years. Josiah married and had several children. His first son was Dennis Gregory.
Josiah died before 1912.
Sarah
Tillyer Gregory was single in 1891 at age 49. Sarah was not allowed to marry Francis Edward Cossey as his prospects
as a Baptist minister were not good enough for Josiah Gregory. Francis Cossey
therefore married in Yorkshire and had 3 daughters. Sarah lived at Merrimans
Farm with her brother John after their father's death. When Francis Cossey's first wife died he
came back to Middlesex and married his first love Sarah Gregory and lived at
Merrimans. By this time Josiah had been in his grave for some 15
years!
Sarah
Tillyer Gregory married Francis
Edward Cossey on March 17,
1997 at Uxbridge, Middlesex, England. She had 3
stepdaughters:
Margaret Ellen Cossey
b. May 16, 1871 at Shipley,
Yorkshire, England
Amy Manser Cossey
b. 1873 at Saltaire,
Bradford, Yorkshire, England
Mary Cossey
b. about 1875 at Idle, Calverly, WRY, England
Sarah
Gregory died June 9, 1912 at Hillingdon, Middlesex,
England.
Margaret
Ellen Cossey married Ernest Reynolds
of Hoxne Pace Eye, Suffolk in 1896 at Hartismere, Suffolk,
England.
Amy
Manser Cossey married
John Gregory Wild of Longford, Harmondsworth on
April 29, 1903 at Hayes, Middlesex, England. John Gregory Wild is the son of
Mary Ann Gregory, sister of Sarah Tillyer Gregory.
John and
Amy had 2 children;
David Wild
b. July 11, 1904
John Edward Wild
b. July 16, 1907
David Wild
married Naomi Madeline Folkard on
March 1, 1934 at Colchester, Essex, England.
David and
Naomi had 4 children, one of them;
William Wild
b. January 20, 1936
William Wild XI has at his home:
· The original copy of the marriage certificate of Josiah G. and Elizabeth Shepherd
· A sampler giving all the 6 children of Daniel Gregory with their birth dates
· A large picture of Betsey Gregory born 1804
· A large family bible presented to Mary Ann Gregory and Henry James Wild on their wedding day by Sarah Tillyer Gregory
Mary
Cossey married
Edward T. Thornton.
Mary Ann
Gregory married Henry James Wild on August 28, 1867 at Harmondsworth,
Middlesex, England.
Henry James
Wild was born April 30, 1837 at Langley, Buckinghamshire, England.
Henry and
Many Ann had nine children:
William Henry
Wild
b. June 13, 1868 at Longford,
Harmondsworth, Middlesex.
Marion Jane Wild
b. May 16, 1870 at Longford, Harmondsworth,
Middlesex
Annetta Sarah Wild
b. March 2, 1872 at Longford, Harmondsworth,
Middlesex
Elizabeth Wild
b. May 30, 1874 at Longford, Harmondsworth,
Middlesex
John Gregory Wild
b. July 26. 1876 at Longford, Harmondsworth,
Middlesex
Rosa Anne Wild
b. Feb 6, 1879 at Longford,
Harmondsworth, Middlesex
Charles James Wild
b. 1882 at Longford, Harmondsworth, Middlesex
Henry Josiah Wild
b. Mar 8, 1887 at Longford, Harmondsworth,
Middlesex
Daisy Eleanor Wild
b. Sep 2. 1888 at Longford, Harmondsworth,
Middlesex
John
Gregory Wild married his step-cousin Amy Manser Cossey, step-daughter of Sarah
Tillyer Gregory, the details given above.
John
Gregory was living with his sister Sarah Gregory at Merrimans Farm in 1891. He
was a hay salesman. John owned a freehold estate known as "Little London" and a
meadow called "West Close", where his brother Joseph lived for a time. John died
single on December 20, 1923 at age 78. He was interred at his father's
gravespace at Hillingdon cemetery on December 24, 1923. Probate was granted on
February 1, 1924. His total effects were 21,546 pounds, 5 shillings. (A curious
discrepancy: the transcript of a
codicil to Joseph Gregory's will states that his brother John Gregory has died.
The codicil is dated November 3, 1921, two years before John's death!)
Elizabeth
Jane Gregory married John Harris in 1875 at Uxbridge, Middlesex,
England. They lived at Mizpah Villa, Iverson Road, Hamstead, Middlesex in
1878, then at 53 Exeter Road, Cricklewood, Middlesex in 1912.
John and
Elizabeth Jane had at least one child:
Jane Beatrice Harris
b. 1876 at Marylebone, Middlesex
John Harris
was born in 1849 and is the brother of Ernestine Grace Harris. Elizabeth Jane
Gregory (common name Jane) died November 5, 1915 at Hillingdon, Middlesex,
England.
SOURCES: Index of birth record; Marriage record;
Josiah's family bible record of births; Hillingdon cemetery record; Funeral
notice; census 1891 John Gregory; Probate and will of John Gregory; Will of
Joseph Gregory, Email from William Wild XI 2011-01-05, Family tree by
Christopher Wild, http://wildsofsipson.co.uk/Gedcom/index.php?identifier=@I213@
Joseph
Gregory would marry Ernestine Grace Harris, granddaughter of William
Harris.
William
Harris
William
Harris was baptized on October 1, 1779 in Woodland, Devon. He was the sixth
child of William Harris Senior, born
1752, and Elizabeth Skinner, born
1750. They were married by banns May 2, 1771 in the parish of Woodland,
Devonshire. Both parents were of the parish of Woodland. They had twelve
children:
Mary Harris
bp. March 12, 1772 at Woodland
William Harris
bp. April 9, 1773 at Woodland
Thomas Harris
bp. September 15, 1774 at Woodland
Elizabeth Harris
bp. March 14, 1776 at Woodland
Edward Harris
bp.
December 4, 1777 at Woodland
William Harris
bp. October 1, 1779 at Woodland
Thomas Harris
bp. July 6, 1781 at Woodland
Edward Harris
bp. September 5, 1783 at Woodland
Elizabeth Harris
bp. June 23, 1785 at Woodland
John Harris
bp. April 24, 1788 at Woodland
Susanna Harris
bp. July 4, 1790 at Woodland
Ann Harris
bp. December 6, 1792 at Woodland
William
Harris Senior lived at Burne Farm, Bickington. He lived at Holbeam in the parish
of East Ogwell prior to his death in March, 1816. Holbeam is an area just north
of the village of East Ogwell. Bickington is a few miles northwest of East
Ogwell, which is a few miles west of Newton Abbot. He was buried in the
Woodlands churchyard, Bickington, Devon. His estate was valued under 1500
pounds, including property in the parish of Ashburton. Elizabeth Skinner died in
1820.
Mary
Harris married Wakeham and lived at Denbury, southeast of Newton
Abbot.
Elizabeth
Harris married Penhay.
William
Harris was a butcher in 1814 and was a farmer by 1842, according to Edward’s
baptism and marriage records. He lived at East Ogwell, Devonshire prior to his
marriage. William married Susanna Mann on June 13, l809 at Bickington,
Devon. The family moved to Newton Abbot in the parish of Wolborough after the
marriage. They moved to Broadhempstone at about 1817.
Land
tax record show William started farming at Burn farm, Bickington in 1823. He was
farming 60 acres and employing two men at West Burn, Bickington in l851. The
family had two farm servants and two domestic servants living at the Burn farm.
He was retired by 1861 and living with his son John Harris and family also at
Burn, Bickington.
SOURCES:
Marriage record William Harris Sr. and Elizabeth Skinner; Will of William Harris
Sr.; Baptism records of the children; Census 1851, 1861; Land tax
records.
Susanna
Mann
Susanna
Mann was baptized July 27, 1785 at Bickington, Devon, a daughter of William
Mann. She lived at the parish of Bickington, Devon. She married William
Harris on June 13, 1809 in the church of Bickington by license. They could get
married much faster by license than by the reading of banns. Their first child
was born seven months after the marriage. They had eight
children:
Susanna
Mann Harris
bp. January 9, 1810 at Newton Abbot, Devonshire
Elizabeth Bearne
Harris bp. April
29, l8l1 at Newton Abbot, Devonshire
William
Harris
bp. November 10, 1812 at Newton Abbot, Devon
Edward
Harris
bp. July 1, 1814 at Newton Abbot, Devonshire
Thomas
Harris
bp. March 29, 1816 at Newton Abbot, Devonshire
John
Harris
b. 1818 at Broadhempstone, Devon
George
Harris
b. 1820
d. 1825
George
Harris
b. 1825
d. 1828
A1l
the children were baptized in the parish of Wolborough.
Susanna
Harris died in l864.
Elizabeth
Harris died in 1892.
William
Harris died in l886 in the U.S.A.
Thomas
Harris died in 1861.
John
Harris married Mary Leonaora. Mary Leonora was born in 1824 at Ashburton and
died in 1878. John Harris died in 1894. They had ten
children:
William
Harris
b. 1845
d. 1933
Susann
Mann Harris
b. 1848
d. 1919
Richard
Wills Harris
b. l850
d. 1924
Dinah
Emma Harris
b. l853
d. 1854
Mary
Harris
b. l855
d. l 918
Emma
Harris
b. l857
d. 1923
John
Looman Harris
b. l850
d. 1802
George
Harris
b. 1862
d. 1862
Edgar
Harris b. l863
d. 193l
Albert
George Harris
b. 1868
d. 1905
A
family bible 1777 edition used by William Harris (1779 - 1864) and Susanna Mann
containing family history information was handed down to William Harris (1845 -
1933). He passed the bible to his nephew John Looman Harris (1 882 - 1968) of
Hollesly, Suffolk, a son of Richard Wills Harris, John Looman Harris passed the
bible to Cyril Charles Harris, born 1905. He is a great grandson of Edward
Harris (1814 - 1902).
SOURCES:
Marriage record of Edward Harris; Marriage record of William Harris and Susanna
Mann; Census 1851: Baptism records of the children; Notes by Cyril Harris based
on a bible used by William Harris and Susanna Mann, 1777
edition.
Edward
Harris would marry Ernestine Veronique Centurier, daughter of Charles
Centurier.
Charles
Centurier
Charles
Centurier was born in Winterthour,
The family
moved to
Charles
Centurier married Marie Henocque on March 4, 1815 in
Charles was
a jeweler in 1815 - 1816, and he operated a restaurant in 1842.
SOURCES: Marriage record; marriage record of
Ernestine Centurier
Maria
Henocque
Maria
Henocque was daughter of Noel Henocque and his wife Marianne Cosmier.
Maria
married Charles Centurier on March 4, 1815 in
Ernestine Veronique Centurier
b. October 1, 1816 at
SOURCES: Ernestine birth record; marriage
record.
Edward Harris
Edward
Harris was baptized on July 1, 1814 at Newton Abbot in the parish of Wolborough,
Devonshire, England, the fourth child of William Harris and Susanna
Mann.
Edward
moved from
Edward
Harris married Ernestine Veronique Centurier on October 14, 1842 in Paddington,
The family
was living at
Edward
Harris was retired and living at 89 Iverson Road, West Hampstead,
SOURCES:
Marriage record; Birth record of Ernestine Grace Harris; census 1851, 1861;
census index 1881.
Ernestine Veronique Centurier
Ernestine
Veronique Centurier was born on October 1, 1816 in
Ernestine
immigrated to
Ernestine
married Edward Harris on October 14, 1842 in the Parish Church of Paddington, in
They had 5
children:
Charles Centurier Harris
b. July 12, 1843 at Marylebone, Middlesex
Edward Harris
b. 1844 at Marylebone, Middlesex
George Harris
b. 1847 at Marylebone, Middlesex
John Harris
b. 1849 at Marylebone, Middlesex
Ernestine Grace Harris
b. May 13, 1855 at Marylebone, Middlesex
Charles
Harris was a surveyor by age 17, and according to the 1861 census. He married Annetta Lettice Wilson in 1864 and they had
eleven children:
Anita Grace Harris
b. May 1, 1866 at Marylebone,
Middlesex
Jemima Ernestine Harris
b. July 3, 1877 at Marylebone,
Middlesex
Lily Evangeline Harris
b. 1869
at Marylebone, Middlesex
Rosa Marion Harris
b.
November 19, 1870 at Marylebone, Middlesex
Eunice Louise Harris
b. 1872
at Marylebone, Middlesex
Florance Mertle Harris
b. 1874
at Marylebone, Middlesex
Hope Violet Harris
b. 1876
at Marylebone, Middlesex
Charles Wilson
Harris
b. November 10, 1877 at Marylebone, Middlesex
Evelyn Constance
Harris
b. August 8, 1879 at Marylebone, Middlesex
Estelle May Harris
b. 1881
at Marylebone, Middlesex
Herbert Centurier
Harris
b. 1884 at Marylebone
d. 1950
Charles
Wilson Harris married Elizabeth Anne
Lawson (b. l 880) and they had five children:
Irene Harris
Cyril Charles
Harris
b. 1905
Doris Lilly
Harris
b. 1907
d. 1967
Joan Marie Harris
b. 1911
Peggy Margaret
Harris
b. 1914 at Marylebone, Middlesex, England
Cyril
Harris married Nora Grace (b. 1910).
A family bible 1777 edition used by William Harris (b. 1779) and Susanna Mann with
family history information was passed to Cyril Harris from John Looman Harris.
Cyril and Nora had two children:
David Toller
Harris
b. 1937
Roger Charles
Harris
b. 1940
David
Toller Harris married Marjorie and had a son:
Paul David Harris
b. November 24, 1969
Edward
Harris was a book keeper by age 16 according to the 1861 census. He married Mary Ann Davis (b. about 1848 at
Chelsea, Middlesex) in 1869 at Islington, Middlesex,
England.
Edward and
Mary Ann had nine children:
Frank Edward Harris
b. 1870 at Marylebone,
Middlesex, England
Edgar William Harris
b. 1872 at Finchley, Middlesex, England
Llewelyn John Harris
b. 1873 at Paddington, Middlesex, England
Margaret Evelyn Harris
b. 1875 at Hampstead, Middlesex, England
Henry C. Harris
b. about 1877 at Paddington, Middlesex, England
Ethel Mary Harris
b. 1879 at Paddington, Middlesex, England
Ernest George Harris
b. 1880 at Paddington, Middlesex, England
Kenneth Davis Harris
b. 1882 at Marylebone, Middlesex, England
Wilfred Joseph Harris
b. 1883 at Marylebone, Middlesex, England
Edward
Harris died in 1913 at Buckinghamshire, England.
Mary Ann
Davis died in 1902 at Newport Pagnell, Buckinghamshire,
England.
George
Harris was a master builder living at St. Marylebone,
Madeline Maude Harris
b. 1871 at Marylebone, Middlesex
Arthur George Harris
b. 1872 at Marylebone, Middlesex
Percy Martin Harris
b. 1874 at Marylebone, Middlesex
Sydney West Harris, Sir
b. October 10, 1876 at Marylebone, Middlesex
Maurice Paul Harris
b. 1885at Brixton, Surrey,
England
Kezia died
in 1885 at Lambeth, Middlesex after Maurice’s birth.
George
Harris married Joanne Wild in 1887
at Marylebone, Middlesex, England.
They had
two children together;
Jessie Winifred Harris
b. 1889 at Ealing, Middlesex, England
Cyril Raymond Harris
b. December 10, 1891 at Brentford, Middlesex, Eng
Joanne Wild
died September 4, 1915.
George
Harris died April 23, 1931 at Ealing, Middlesex, England.
John Harris
married Elizabeth Jane Gregory, daughter of Josiah Gregory and Elizabeth
Shephard, in 1875 at Uxbridge, Middlesex, England. John Harris died March 20,
1925.
John and
Elizabeth Jane had a least one child;
Jane Beatrice Harris
b. 1876 at Marylebone, Middlesex
Ernestine
Veronique Centurier died on her birthday on October 1, 1899 in
SOURCES: Birth record; Marriage record;
Death notice; Census 1851, 1861, 1881; Family tree prepared by Cyril Harris.
Family tree by Christopher Wild, http://wildsofsipson.co.uk/Gedcom/index.php?identifier=@I277@
Joseph
Gregory
Joseph was
born on March 11, 1850, at Goulds Green, Hillingdon,
The family
lived at Merryman Farm, in Little London, in Colham Green district at
Hillingdon.
By 1871
Joseph left his father's farm and was farming at Colham Green, Hillingdon. The
farm was 170 acres and he employed 6 men and 2 boys according to the 1881
census. The farm produce cherries, hay, some grain, and had a few cows. (Note:
Joe Gregory's family history says the farm was about 60
acres.)
Joseph
married Ernestine Grace Harris on June 5, 1878. Joseph and Ernestine had six
children between 1879 and 1888. Joseph and Ernestine were apparently very
puritanical and brought up their family with excessive rigidity. This attitude
was particularly hard on the two daughters, Mabel and Mary, who were never given
approval to associate with young men. One time a young man had the temerity to
walk one of the sisters to her home from church. This apparently innocuous act
resulted in a huge furor so that she was never able to see the young man again
and would never dare to allow such a thing to happen again. This repressive
behavior was probably the reason that neither Mary nor Mabel ever got married.
The family
lived at Avenue Lodge,
Joseph died
on March 4, 1924 at Goulds Green, Hillingdon. He was buried on March 11 at
gravespace N28 u/c,
Avenue
Lodge is now called Middlesex Lodge. Kathleen C & Roy D Barwick now live
there.
SOURCES:
Ernestine Grace
Harris
Ernestine
Grace Harris was born on May 13, 1855 at her parents home at
Ernestine married Joseph Gregory on June
5, 1878 at the Parish Church of Friern Barnet in the
Alfred Charles Gregory
d. at age 8
Mary Ernestine Gregory
b. April 29, 1879 at Hillingdon, Middlesex
Edward Joseph Gregory
b. December 27, 1880 at Hillingdon, Middlesex
Mabel Elizabeth Gregory
b. August 22, 1882 at Hillingdon, Middlesex
Arthur Josiah Gregory
b. March 10, 1884 at Hillingdon, Middlesex
Leonard John Gregory
b. January 31, 1887 at Hillingdon, Middlesex
Only Edward
and Arthur were married. After Joseph died in 1924, Ernestine and Mable moved to
a house also called Hillingdon in Bidborough near
Ernestine
died on January 13, 1942. She was buried on January 16, 1942 at in the same
gracespace as her husband Joseph at the
After her
father died Mary Gregory moved to a flat in
Mable
Gregory died on December 13, 1970.
Leonard
John Gregory died on May 12, 1929 at age 42 and was buried at the
Stanley
Gregory went to fight in World War I.
Stanley Gregory joined the Public Schools Battalion in the early days of
the war and saw active service in
SOURCES:
Edward
Joseph Gregory would marry Ellen Rhoda Fowler, granddaughter of John
Fowler.
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