Hi all ... and sorry it has taken me so long to respond to any of my emails ... or update my web page but life has been hectic around these parts!! For anyone that has tapped into my line and for any of those interested .. I become and Auntie on the 12/08/02 Liliarna Kate Bennett born Ipswitch Hospital Father Andrew Mother Casey 8 pound and 21 inches long for those who are after more info just lemme know Cheers Kylee

i am looking for info about my grandfather henry penfold who lived in portsmouth.i see on the 1881 census that a henry penfold lived with standing j penfold(aged 55) and eliza penfold(aged 56).henry was aged 14 ,the other children were ellen(aged 19),george(aged 16),and jessie(aged 12). i would be interested to hear from relatives of this family who may be able to help me find out if this henry is my grandfather. the two older penfolds were born in eastbourne and the children in petworth tony penfold

Hi Terry, I'll see what's in the newspapers when next I go to the library-should be an inquest. May take me a few weeks as life is very hectic here with 2 grandchildren in the house BFN Louise ----- Original Message ----- From: "T Cook" <tcook@tiscali.co.uk> To: <PENFOLD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, August 09, 2002 3:58 AM Subject: Re: [Penfold] No 2- Penfold information Hi Louise Many thanks for that info. John PENFOLD was my 2c3r. Would there by chance any further info. Regards Terry Surrey, UK ----- Original Message ----- From: "Louise Genge" <louiseg@hotkey.net.au> To: <PENFOLD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: 08 August 2002 08:55 Subject: [Penfold] No 2- Penfold information > No 2 > > David PENFOLD arrived in Sydney on 9 Dec 1836 on the ship BENGAL MERCHANT > (Master William Campbell) (3rd trip) David was convicted for horse stealing > at the Suffolk Quarter Sessions on 27 June 1836 and sentenced to life > imprisonment.He had no previous convictions He was a shepherd and his native > place was NORWICH.He was 5'4"tall with a sallow and pock-pitted complexion. > He had dark brown hair and brown eyes.His left leg was short and was > consequentially lame.He had a woman tattooed on his inside right arm and > D4PS on his inside left arm (Convict Fiche 719 Page 183) David was 22 years > old when convicted,could read and write and was a protestant. > > Charles PENFOLD arrived inSydney on 9 July 1837 on the ship MANGLES (Master > William Carr) (7th trip) having been convicted for stealing a watch at the > Surrey Quarter sessions on 28 June 1836.He was sentenced to 7 years and had > no previous convictions.Charles could dread and write and was a protestant > from Surrey.He was single.5ft' 4 1/2 " tall with a ruddy and freckled > complexion,brown hair and grey eyes.His nose inclined a little towards the > right side and he had moles on the left side of the throat and the right > side of the jaw.He had a small burn mark on the inside lower left arm and a > C tattooed on the back of the left hand (Convict Fiche 727 Page 089) > > > John PENFOLD landed in Queensland about 1857.He lived in Queensland for 4 > years and then went to NSW.He died ,still single,in Scone on 25 Feb 1897 > from a self-inflicted throat wound in the throat.He was a labourer.He was > born in EPSOM,England about 1839. > His parents were GEORGE PENFOLD (a labourer) and JEMIMA PENFOLD nee STONE > (NSW Death Register No 2772 > > That's it for now > Louise > > > ==== PENFOLD Mailing List ==== > Researching: Penfold, Pennifold, Penford and other variants > Email addresses subscribed to list: 134 > Penfold Resource Website: http://member.telpacific.com.au/kylee/penfold_genealogy/ > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > ==== PENFOLD Mailing List ==== Researching: Penfold, Pennifold, Penford and other variants Email addresses subscribed to list: 134 Penfold Resource Website: http://member.telpacific.com.au/kylee/penfold_genealogy/ ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

Hi Louise Many thanks for that info. John PENFOLD was my 2c3r. Would there by chance any further info. Regards Terry Surrey, UK ----- Original Message ----- From: "Louise Genge" <louiseg@hotkey.net.au> To: <PENFOLD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: 08 August 2002 08:55 Subject: [Penfold] No 2- Penfold information > No 2 > > David PENFOLD arrived in Sydney on 9 Dec 1836 on the ship BENGAL MERCHANT > (Master William Campbell) (3rd trip) David was convicted for horse stealing > at the Suffolk Quarter Sessions on 27 June 1836 and sentenced to life > imprisonment.He had no previous convictions He was a shepherd and his native > place was NORWICH.He was 5'4"tall with a sallow and pock-pitted complexion. > He had dark brown hair and brown eyes.His left leg was short and was > consequentially lame.He had a woman tattooed on his inside right arm and > D4PS on his inside left arm (Convict Fiche 719 Page 183) David was 22 years > old when convicted,could read and write and was a protestant. > > Charles PENFOLD arrived inSydney on 9 July 1837 on the ship MANGLES (Master > William Carr) (7th trip) having been convicted for stealing a watch at the > Surrey Quarter sessions on 28 June 1836.He was sentenced to 7 years and had > no previous convictions.Charles could dread and write and was a protestant > from Surrey.He was single.5ft' 4 1/2 " tall with a ruddy and freckled > complexion,brown hair and grey eyes.His nose inclined a little towards the > right side and he had moles on the left side of the throat and the right > side of the jaw.He had a small burn mark on the inside lower left arm and a > C tattooed on the back of the left hand (Convict Fiche 727 Page 089) > > > John PENFOLD landed in Queensland about 1857.He lived in Queensland for 4 > years and then went to NSW.He died ,still single,in Scone on 25 Feb 1897 > from a self-inflicted throat wound in the throat.He was a labourer.He was > born in EPSOM,England about 1839. > His parents were GEORGE PENFOLD (a labourer) and JEMIMA PENFOLD nee STONE > (NSW Death Register No 2772 > > That's it for now > Louise > > > ==== PENFOLD Mailing List ==== > Researching: Penfold, Pennifold, Penford and other variants > Email addresses subscribed to list: 134 > Penfold Resource Website: http://member.telpacific.com.au/kylee/penfold_genealogy/ > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

No 2 David PENFOLD arrived in Sydney on 9 Dec 1836 on the ship BENGAL MERCHANT (Master William Campbell) (3rd trip) David was convicted for horse stealing at the Suffolk Quarter Sessions on 27 June 1836 and sentenced to life imprisonment.He had no previous convictions He was a shepherd and his native place was NORWICH.He was 5'4"tall with a sallow and pock-pitted complexion. He had dark brown hair and brown eyes.His left leg was short and was consequentially lame.He had a woman tattooed on his inside right arm and D4PS on his inside left arm (Convict Fiche 719 Page 183) David was 22 years old when convicted,could read and write and was a protestant. Charles PENFOLD arrived inSydney on 9 July 1837 on the ship MANGLES (Master William Carr) (7th trip) having been convicted for stealing a watch at the Surrey Quarter sessions on 28 June 1836.He was sentenced to 7 years and had no previous convictions.Charles could dread and write and was a protestant from Surrey.He was single.5ft' 4 1/2 " tall with a ruddy and freckled complexion,brown hair and grey eyes.His nose inclined a little towards the right side and he had moles on the left side of the throat and the right side of the jaw.He had a small burn mark on the inside lower left arm and a C tattooed on the back of the left hand (Convict Fiche 727 Page 089) John PENFOLD landed in Queensland about 1857.He lived in Queensland for 4 years and then went to NSW.He died ,still single,in Scone on 25 Feb 1897 from a self-inflicted throat wound in the throat.He was a labourer.He was born in EPSOM,England about 1839. His parents were GEORGE PENFOLD (a labourer) and JEMIMA PENFOLD nee STONE (NSW Death Register No 2772 That's it for now Louise

Hi List I am posting some information I have in a file I received from Lorraine & Glenda Farley (with permission) It's from a family file called "The Penfold Family of Cooplacurripa" compiled by Robert J Young. A lot of this most people will have but if it just helps one researcher it's worth it. I have found by sharing you generally receive information back,and so everyone gains. I must also say that I personally have not checked this information so can't verify it . The first PENFOLD to arrive in Australia was probably HENRY. Henry died in Sydney on May 13th,1813 and was ? buried at St Phillips by Rev William Cowper.At the time of his death ,Henry was aged 26 years and was a free settler.(Mutch Index Film 0952036) A second HENRY PENFOLD sailed from SOUTHAMPTON on 18 August 1820 on the ship ELIZABETH (3rd trip). The ship was 482 tons and the master was William Ostler.The ship arrived in Sydney on 30 Dec 1820.Henry had been convicted at Southampton on 20 Feb 1820 . His native place is described as Exeter and Winchester.He was a farm manager aged 35 years.He was 5ft 4"tall,had a dark complexion.with black hair and dark eyes.(Convict Fiche 645 Page 284) This MAY be the Henry PENFOLD (Convict No 217)who arrived in Van Diemans land by the ship RICHMOND and who was married in Hobart on 19 Oct 1829 to SARAH ROBINSON Convict No 1293).Sarah became free by serving out her sentence on 5 April 1834. Sarah came fromrlebone,London and was convicted for stealing a pair of sheets ("Notorious Strumpets and Dangerous Girls" by Tardif,Angus & Robinson. The next to arrive in Sydney was probably WILLIAM PENFOLD. He left England on the ship ADAMANT (427 tons,Master William Ebsworthy) on 29 March 1821 and arrived on 17 Oct 1821.He had been convicted at the Worchester Quarterly Sessions on 17 Oct 1820 and was sentenced to 7 years.His native place was Dudley or Derby.He was a labourer ,aged 35 years and was 5ft 5 1/2 " tall,of florid complexion,with andy hair and grey eyes. (Convict Fiche 646 Page 385) I'll continue on another email Louise-Stockton,Australia

Hi Joan My wife (whose name, incidentally, is Joan) is descended from PENFOLDs from Ifield; I have all the BDMs for Ifield - but Ambrose and James don't seem to be there. I also have the Census entries for all PENFOLDs in Ifield and there is a family in 1841 that would appear to be yours: Near Lowfield Heath: Edward 35 Ag.Lab Elizabeth 35 Edward 11 Ambrose 7 James 5 Eli 11mths I believe this family is also connected to Julie Martin - julie@housemartin.f9.co.uk - if you would like to contact her. Regards, Brian of Sussex ----- Original Message ----- From: <BAZZJO@aol.com> To: <PENFOLD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, August 05, 2002 10:27 AM Subject: [Penfold] re: Ambrose & James Penfold > Hi Listers > > I am searching for the marriage records and/or further information relating > to the brothers Ambrose and James Penfold, and would be very grateful for > any help anyone could give me. They were both born at Ifield, Sussex - > Ambrose abt. 1833, James abt. 1836, both baptised at Crawley, Sussex. > > Ambrose was married to Ann LUCAS, and they lived for a while at Lewisham > before settling in Bexley, Kent. Brother James was visiting the family at > Bexley at the time of the 1881 Census but I have no further information > relating to him. > > Known children of Ambrose & Ann Penfold, nee. Lucas, were .... > > Mark Penfold - had daughter's Marie and Vera > Frank Penfold - had son's Frank and John Penfold > Jane Penfold - married ? PARSONS > Emma Penfold - married ? SEARLE > Rose Penfold - married ? McDOUGALL > Lizzie Penfold - married ? WEEKES > Eliza Penfold - married ? BAXTER > > I would love to hear from anyone interested in this branch of the Penfold's. > > > Many thanks, > > Regards > Joan > > > ==== PENFOLD Mailing List ==== > Researching: Penfold, Pennifold, Penford and other variants > Email addresses subscribed to list: 134 > Penfold Resource Website: http://member.telpacific.com.au/kylee/penfold_genealogy/ > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

Hi Listers Some time ago the subject of the Penfold Garage was raised on the List. Recently I found the following reference to Applications made under the Building and Town Planning Regulations which may relate to the garage ...... "Garage and Store, High Street, Bexley for Mr F W Penfold, 1934" Does anyone know if this was the Penfold Garage in question? F.W. Penfold may have been Frank Penfold, a descendant of Ambrose & Ann Penfold, nee. Lucas, of Bexley. References were also found under the Building and Town Planning Regulations Bexley relating to Ambrose Penfold ..... "Additions to Mayfield House, Church Road, Bexleyheath for Mr A Penfold - 1884" "Rebuilding of stables for Mr Penfold, Church Road, Bexleyheath - 1891" "Eight villas, Upton for Mr A Penfold - 1896" "Proposed villa in Devonshire Road for Mr A Penfold - 1896" "Two houses in Ethronvi Road for Mr A Penfold - 1899" "Stabling at Kent Villa, Church Road for A Penfold - 1902" All references were located on the www.a2a.pro.gov.uk website. Regards Joan

Hi Listers I am searching for the marriage records and/or further information relating to the brothers Ambrose and James Penfold, and would be very grateful for any help anyone could give me. They were both born at Ifield, Sussex - Ambrose abt. 1833, James abt. 1836, both baptised at Crawley, Sussex. Ambrose was married to Ann LUCAS, and they lived for a while at Lewisham before settling in Bexley, Kent. Brother James was visiting the family at Bexley at the time of the 1881 Census but I have no further information relating to him. Known children of Ambrose & Ann Penfold, nee. Lucas, were .... Mark Penfold - had daughter's Marie and Vera Frank Penfold - had son's Frank and John Penfold Jane Penfold - married ? PARSONS Emma Penfold - married ? SEARLE Rose Penfold - married ? McDOUGALL Lizzie Penfold - married ? WEEKES Eliza Penfold - married ? BAXTER I would love to hear from anyone interested in this branch of the Penfold's. Many thanks, Regards Joan

Hello Joy,Bruce,Brian & List, I have ordered the Parish Registers for EWHURST,Sussex & BENENDEN,Kent to see if I can find our John They will probably take a month or too before arriving at LDS IF you have any name interests in the area let me know & as I read the film I will note any Regards Louise

Thanks, Louise, for the offer, if you find any PENFOLDs coming from IFIELD, I would certainly be interested! TIA Brian of Sussex ----- Original Message ----- From: "Louise Genge" <louiseg@hotkey.net.au> To: <PENFOLD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, August 03, 2002 7:23 AM Subject: [Penfold] John Penfold > Hello Joy,Bruce,Brian & List, > I have ordered the Parish Registers for EWHURST,Sussex & BENENDEN,Kent to > see if I can find our John > They will probably take a month or too before arriving at LDS > IF you have any name interests in the area let me know & as I read the film > I will note any > Regards > Louise > > > ==== PENFOLD Mailing List ==== > Researching: Penfold, Pennifold, Penford and other variants > Email addresses subscribed to list: 134 > Penfold Resource Website: http://member.telpacific.com.au/kylee/penfold_genealogy/ > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

Hi Listers, I was ion a search at the Toowong Cemetery, Brisbane this week & found by chance in Portion 1 section 7, plot? the following- In loving memory of Clarice Edith, Beloved daughter of Henry & Eliza Penfold. Died July 5th?? 1885 (the date poss. 5th was very difficult to read) age 9yrs & 10months. Also Eliza d. 26th August 1916 age 78yrs (also difficult to read, seventy something, think it was an 8) Also Henry d. 10th September 1916 age 82yrs. Hope this is of interest to someone. Maggie _________________________________________________________________ MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos: http://photos.msn.com/support/worldwide.aspx

Hi Telford Love your sense of humour & frankly if I had any sense I'd be up north out of these cold winds However nothing near as bad as N E -BC you can have your snow Take care Louise ----- Original Message ----- From: "telford Penfold" <tpenfold@hotmail.com> To: <PENFOLD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, August 01, 2002 4:49 AM Subject: Re: [Penfold] George Penfold I don't know anything about them really but from my perspective in N.E. British Columbia with snow in the middle of summer I wish I'd been with them TelfordGet more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com ==== PENFOLD Mailing List ==== Researching: Penfold, Pennifold, Penford and other variants Email addresses subscribed to list: 135 Penfold Resource Website: http://member.telpacific.com.au/kylee/penfold_genealogy/ ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

Hi All Can anyone place these PENFOLDS They arrived Brisbane on board SS OSWESTRY GRANGE on their way to Mackay 26 Aug 1911 George (40) Mary (41-wife of George George (13) Allan (11) Frederick (5) Gwendoline ( 5) Kathleen (6) Regards Louise

I don't know anything about them really but from my perspective in N.E. British Columbia with snow in the middle of summer I wish I'd been with them TelfordGet more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

Thanks Julie, Yes I am interested in Itchingfield and the John Penfold and Elizabeth Sandel below is my line. Best regards, Trevor ----- Original Message ----- From: "Julie Martin" <julie@housemartin.f9.co.uk> To: <PENFOLD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, July 11, 2002 7:18 AM Subject: [Penfold] Itchingfield and Billingshurst Penfolds > Hi All > > Found the following in Parish records (very poor quality copies so not > all entries included) > > James Penfold of Billingshurst marr. Mary Etheridge at Itchingfield 1754 > ch. at Billingshurst - Ann 1755, Mary 1756, Lucy 1759 > (a James Penfold bur. Itchingfield 1781) > > Thomas Penfold & Sarah > ch. at Billingshurst - John 1750, Thomas 1756 > > William Penfold & Sarah > ch. at Billingshurst - Sarah 1760 > ch. at Itchingfield James 1779, Edward 1785, Ann 1788 (could well be > two different families) > (a William Penfold bur. Itchingfield 1806) > > John Penfold of Sullington marr. Elizabeth Sandel at Itchingfield 1781 > ch. at Itchingfield - Mary 1782, Sarah 1785, George 1787, Henry 1790, > William 1791, Peter 1794, John 1796 > (a John Penfold bur. Itchingfield 1797) > > Lucy Penfold marr. Robert Harden at Itchingfield 1782 > > Mary Penfold marr. Thomas Sandell at Itchingfield 1883 > > Thomas Penfold & Sarah > ch. at Billingshurst - Thomas 1788 > > Mary Penfold marr. John Wheatland at Itchingfield 1800 > witnesses Hannah Penfold & Richard Agate > > John Penfold & Sarah > ch. at Billingshurst - Henry 1828 > > Hope this is useful to someone, I know Trevor was interested in > Itchingfield. > > Best wishes > Julie Martin > > > > > ==== PENFOLD Mailing List ==== > Researching: Penfold, Pennifold, Penford and other variants > Email addresses subscribed to list: 131 > Penfold Resource Website: http://member.telpacific.com.au/kylee/penfold_genealogy/ > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > >

Following received from Janet Considine and was not passed out on the list as her email address below was not subscribed to the list. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Janet Considine" <jan@considine.freeserve.co.uk> To: <PENFOLD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 30, 2002 8:06 AM Subject: {not a subscriber} Re: [Penfold] Sussex Poor Law Records 1601-1835 > Hi > > Many thanks for sending the info which I am sure will be of some use. Kind > regards, Janet > > > >

Hope the following is of use to some of you: Removal Order from Lindfield to Cuckfield 1817 Feb 7 - William Penfold and wife Ann Quarter Session Removal Order from Slaugham to Ifield 1833 July 4 - Edward Penfold, wife Elizabeth and children Jane 8y, Elizabeth 7y, Mary 5y, Ann 4y, Martha 2y, and Phillis 3 m; respited. 1833 July 4 - Edward Penfold, wife Elizabeth and children Jane 8y, Elizabeth 7y, Mary 5y, Ann 4y, Martha 2y and Phillis 3m; confirmed Worth Settlement Certificates 1768 Feb 21 - Thomas Penefold and wife Elisabeth from Slaugham to Worth. Henfield Bastardy Bonds 1789 Jan 6 - Thomas ELLES of W. Grinstead, farmer, bound to the parish officers of Henfield in 100 pounds, in respect of ELIZABETH PENFOLD, singlewoman, who has declared that, on 27 September 1787 at Henfield, she was delivered of a female bastard child and that T.E. is the father (signature of Thomas Ellis (sic) Quarter Session Removal Orders from Cuckfield. 1794 July 17 - John PENFOLD, wife Sarah and son Frank 1 y; confirmed from Dorking, Surrey. Removal Orders from Worth: 1750 Oct 4 - Hannah PENFOLD, singlewoman. Confirmation from Bletchingley, Surrey. Quarter Session Removal Orders from Worth: 1750 Oct 4 - Hannah PENFOLD, singlewoman. Confirmed from Bletchingley, Surrey Hurstpierpoint Settlement Certificates. 1791 Mar 18 - James PENFOLD, wife Susannah and children William and James. Ack. from Cuckfield. Hurstpierpoint Warrants: 1825 Oct 11 - ANN KING of Hurstpierpoint has declared that she is with child and that JAMES PENFOLD of Brighton, bricklayer, is the father and he is to be apprehended. Cuckfield Settlement Certificates: 1779 Nov 6 - John PENNIFOLD from Slaugham Worth Apprenticeship Agreements: 1665 Nov 15 - John MIHILL pprenticed to JOHN PENFOLD, until age of 24 years (mark of J.P.) 1692 Apr 13 - Jane LONGLEY apprenticed to JOHN PENFOLD (son of Henry PENFOLD) of Worth, for seven years; housewifery. (Signature of J.P.) 1701 May 5 - Thomas LOCK apprenticed to JOHN PENFOLD, carpenter of Worth until age of 24 years; trade of tailor (signature of J.P.) 1712 Oct 30 - Mary PENFOLD apprenticed to John EWINS, warrener of Worth, until age of 21 years, housewifery. (Mark of I.E.). Cowfold Settlement Examinations 1775 Apr 28 - Richard PENFOLD said that he was born in W. Grinstead where he believes, his father was a settled parishioner and that, last Lady Day six years agone, he hired himself to William GRATWICKE of W. Grinstead, farmer for one year and performed the whole year's service, and has nto since done any act to gain a settlement in any other parish. (Mark of R.P.) Henfield Settlement Examinations: 1796 Jan 23 - William CHURCHER of Henfield, labourer, said that, at Michaelmas 1794, he hired himself to Mr. RICHARD PENFOLD, of Steyning, to serve him for a year at wages of nine guineas and served him in Steyning and Wiston the whole year and that, the last night of his service, he slept in Steyning, and in the mo rning, returned with his master's cattle to Buddington in the parish of Wiston and then returned to his master at Steyning, who paid him his wages. That Mr. Penfold was rated and occupied a house in Steyning and paid the poor rates for the same. That he has done no act whereby to gain a settlement since, and has a wife named Mary (Mark of W.C.) Bolney Bastardy Orders 1826 Apr 28 - Ann KING, singlewoman, has declared that THOMAS PENFOLD of Hurstpierpoint, labourer, is the father of a female bastard child born of her on 25 March, at her father's house in Bolney. T.P. to pay 2pounds 7 s 6 d expenses at birth, 1 pound 2 s. 0d cost of apprehending him and 2s 6d a week, the mother to pay 6d a week. Hurstpierpoint Apprenticeship Agreements. 1809 Nov 20 - John PACKHAM STONER otherwise PACKHAM age 18 years, apprenticed to Thomas PENNIFOLD of Clayton, weaver, until age of 21 years ; trade of weaver. Consideration 30 pounds to be paid by the parish officers, 15 pounds forthwith and 15 pounds on 20th Mary 1811 (signatures of J.P.S. otherwise P. and T.P.) Worth Settlement Examinations 1769 Dec 29 - Richard BILCLIFFE, now residing in the Foreign of Reigate, Surrey, said that he was born in Burstow, Surrey, and that, about 10 years ago, he was hired by THOMAS PENFOLD, of Tinsley, Worth, for a year at wages of 6 pounds, that he served the year and received his wages and, afterwards, lived a year with Thomas FENNER of Horley, Surrey, under two hirings for half a year, and has not gained a settlement since. That, near eight years ago, he married Mary, his present wife, by whom he has one child named John, age 6 years. (Mark of R.B.) All the best, Louisa Rowland Redditt, Ontario Canada

Does anyone have further information on: Jesse PENFOLD b. Goudhurst - on the 1881 census he appears at 45 Shakespeare Road, Sittingbourne. Aged 28. ----- Original Message ----- From: <PENFOLD-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <PENFOLD-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, 19 July 2002 2:02 Subject: PENFOLD-D Digest V02 #74

Hello Kate I have a marriage for Jesse Penfold and Fanny Edwards that may help which was at Goudhurst: 18 April 1874 Jesse Penfold 22 Bach Labourer Wickhams Row William Penfold - Labourer John Baker No.376 Fanny Edwards 21 Spin Domestic Serv Blue Barn James Edwards - Labourer Emma Penfold I also have him as baptised 25 Dec 1852 Goudhurst son of William Penfold & Jane Golding who were married 27 Dec 1840 Brenchley he seems to have been one of 12 children. Regards Joy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kate Burns" <kburns2@bigpond.com> To: <PENFOLD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, July 22, 2002 3:24 PM Subject: [Penfold] Re: PENFOLD - Jesse & Family > Does anyone have further information on: > > Jesse PENFOLD b. Goudhurst - on the 1881 census he appears at 45 Shakespeare > Road, Sittingbourne. > Aged 28. > >