Family History, Barnard Chart 0700 Richard Barnard, Hannah Hills and James Pewsey

Information from Melanie MORRIS 1841 Ifield, Kent. Living with Hannah BARNARD (60) Farmer, were Patience BARNARD (25) Mary (11) and Thomas (5) all born Kent. Until proved otherwise we are assuming that Hannah was Thomas's grandmother, that Patience was a daughter of Hannah so Aunt to Thomas, and that Mary was a sister of Thomas. This has since seemed to be proved to be the case. HO107; Civil Parish: Ifield; County: Kent; Enumeration District: 7; Page: 5; Line: 3; GSU roll: 306853 1851 Shingles?, Northfleet, Kent. Living with her was son Thomas, his wife Sarah and daughter Emma, also niece Mary BARNARD (20 something) Grocers daughter born Gravesend, Kent HO107; Piece: 1609; Folio: 145; Page: 15; GSU roll: 193509. Daughter of Robert HILLS and Mary SEEARS Details from the Monumental Inscription for St John the Baptist Church, Meopham, Kent - Headstone and footstone Sacred / to the memory of / RICHARD BARNARD / who died October 8th 1837 / aged 59 years / also HANNAH wife of the above / who died December 9th 1856 / aged 77 years / also JAMES their son / born 25th September / died 11th December 1815 Footstone R.B. 1837, H.B. 1856, J.B. 1815. I think that the inscription following this one refers to the parents of Hannah HILLS (Hannah BARNARD) - Headstone and footstone In memory of / ROBERT HILLS / who died 5th July 1813 aged 77 years / left issue two sons and six daughters / "in the gay scene too oft of giddy youth / he sought his God and chose the paths of truth: / those paths he trod to life’s meridian stage / those paths pursu’d to long extended age / Pain he endur’d but from affliction’s flame / like Gold refulgent from the furnace came / till in full age and well prepared for death / calm and unruffl’d he resigned his breath / Reflection / perhaps some critic, or perhaps some friend / may ask ‘and what’s the good these lines intend?’ / Live o’er his life and such shall be thine end" / MARY wife of the above / ROBERT HILLS / who died the 20th February 1820 / aged 85 years Footstone R.H. 1817, M.H. 1820 Details from the Monumental Inscription for St John the Baptist Church, Meopham, Kent - Headstone and footstone Sacred / to the memory of / RICHARD BARNARD / who died October 8th 1837 / aged 59 years / also HANNAH wife of the above / who died December 9th 1856 / aged 77 years / also JAMES their son / born 25th September / died 11th December 1815 Footstone R.B. 1837, H.B. 1856, J.B. 1815. I think that the inscription following this one refers to the parents of Hannah HILLS (Hannah BARNARD) - Headstone and footstone In memory of / ROBERT HILLS / who died 5th July 1813 aged 77 years / left issue two sons and six daughters / "in the gay scene too oft of giddy youth / he sought his God and chose the paths of truth: / those paths he trod to life’s meridian stage / those paths pursu’d to long extended age / Pain he endur’d but from affliction’s flame / like Gold refulgent from the furnace came / till in full age and well prepared for death / calm and unruffl’d he resigned his breath / Reflection / perhaps some critic, or perhaps some friend / may ask ‘and what’s the good these lines intend?’ / Live o’er his life and such shall be thine end" / MARY wife of the above / ROBERT HILLS / who died the 20th February 1820 / aged 85 years Footstone R.H. 1817, M.H. 1820 1841 Craggy Fold, Ifield, Kent. Living with Thomas CLINCH. Also living with Thomas was Fanny CLINCH (20) who could be a granddaughter. HO107; Civil Parish: Ifield; County: Kent; Enumeration District: 7; Page: 5; Line: 24; GSU roll: 306853. 1851 Northfleet, Kent. Living with them was Thomas CLINCH, wife's father HO107; Piece: 1609; Folio: 145; Page: 14; GSU roll: 193509. 1861 Northfleet, Kent RG9; Piece: 472; Folio: 139; Page: 11; GSU roll: 542645. Ifield Church baptisms 1841 Rupert Street, St Paul, Covent, Garden, Middlesex. HO107; Civil Parish: St Paul Covent Garden; County: Middlesex; Enumeration District: 17; Page: 3; Line: 18; GSU roll: 438841 1851 Shingles?, Northfleet, Kent HO107; Piece: 1609; Folio: 145; Page: 15; GSU roll: 193509. 1861 Trew House, Shinglewell, Northfleet, Kent RG9; Piece: 472; Folio: 139; Page: 12; GSU roll: 542645. Baptism says belonging to Northfleet. 1841 Ifield, Kent Living with Hannah BARNARD (60) Farmer, were Patience BARNARD (25) Mary (11) and Thomas (5) all born Kent. Until proved otherwise we are assuming that Hannah was Thomas's grandmother, that Patience was a daughter of Hannah so Aunt to Thomas, and that Mary was a sister of Thomas. HO107; Civil Parish: Ifield; County: Kent; Enumeration District: 7; Page: 5; Line: 3; GSU roll: 306853 1851 Ifield, Kent as P T BLISS. Living with them was nephew Saul WELLS (19) Farm Labourer born Finsbury, Kent House Servant was Agnes HALLEY (17) born Meopham, Kent and John WEBB (16) born Northfleet, Kent was a Servant and Farm Labourer HO107; Piece: 1609; Folio: 153; Page: 4; GSU roll: 193509. 1861 Not found 1871 Chapel House, Ifield, Kent A General Servant was Orpah DEADMAN (16) born Ifield, Kent RG10; Piece: 896; Folio: 46; Page: 2; GSU roll: 823485. 1881 Chapel Farm, Ifield, Kent A General Servant was Rose SMITH (14) born Faringham, Kent RG11; Piece: 877; Folio: 119; Page: 2; Line: ; GSU roll: 1341208. Information from Kent Archeaology Society Research web site - Ifield Parish Church Graveyard. Coped stone. Patience Tickner wife of William Bliss died 5.9.1888 aged 76. William Bliss died 21.11.1902 aged 90. Also William Henry the infant son of William Details from the Monumental Inscription for St John the Baptist Church, Meopham, Kent - Headstone and footstone Sacred / to the memory of / RICHARD BARNARD / who died October 8th 1837 / aged 59 years / also HANNAH wife of the above / who died December 9th 1856 / aged 77 years / also JAMES their son / born 25th September / died 11th December 1815 Footstone R.B. 1837, H.B. 1856, J.B. 1815. I think that the inscription following this one refers to the parents of Hannah HILLS (Hannah BARNARD) - Headstone and footstone In memory of / ROBERT HILLS / who died 5th July 1813 aged 77 years / left issue two sons and six daughters / "in the gay scene too oft of giddy youth / he sought his God and chose the paths of truth: / those paths he trod to life’s meridian stage / those paths pursu’d to long extended age / Pain he endur’d but from affliction’s flame / like Gold refulgent from the furnace came / till in full age and well prepared for death / calm and unruffl’d he resigned his breath / Reflection / perhaps some critic, or perhaps some friend / may ask ‘and what’s the good these lines intend?’ / Live o’er his life and such shall be thine end" / MARY wife of the above / ROBERT HILLS / who died the 20th February 1820 / aged 85 years Footstone R.H. 1817, M.H. 1820

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