They had eleven between 1875 and 1895 baptised at various churches in the Clerkenwell area 12 : Robert Charles Streatfield(Ships Clerk) b 17.5.1875 Clerkenwell18, bp 6.6.1875 St. Clement Islington m 29.5.1898 Clerkenwell toLouisa Maria Hayes(b 1875) d 19.10.1930 Tottenham bur 24.10.1930 Abney Park cemetery AB Emily Hannah Streatfield(known as Cissie)b 1877 Clerkenwell m 25.12.1897 St. Lukes Clerkenwell to Frederick Amos Freeman[emigrated to Canada in 1906/7] d 1966 CanadaEliza Maud Streatfield b 20.10.1878 Holborn, bp 4.2.1885 St Marks Shoreditch m 25.12.1906 St. Pauls Clerkenwell to George William Godfrey d 1924Hannah Harriet Streatfield (known as Annie) b 16.11.1880 Holborn, bp 4.2.1885 St Marks Shoreditch m 4.8.1901 St. Peters Clerkenwell to Richard Charles Grettan d 1961William Alfred Streatfield b 16.12.1882, bp 4.2.1885 St Marks Shoreditch m 23.4.1905 St. Pauls Clerkenwell to Emily Sophia Taylor d 1955Ernest Samuel Streatfieldb 13.1.1885, bp 4.2.1885 St Marks Shoreditch m 5.8.1906 St. Pauls Clerkenwell to Elizabeth Caroline Driver d 18.6.1953Elizabeth Norah Streatfieldb 20.6.1887 London m 19.12.1909 St. Pauls Clerkenwell toCharles Clarence Marshall d 18.12.1967Louisa Florence Streatfieldb 1889 Shoreditch, d 1901 Shoreditch aged 2Frank Hubert Streatfield b 16.6.1893 Holborn, bp 20.7.1893 St. Pauls Clerkenwell m 1914 to Hannah Louise Jackson d 1957, bur 12.4.1957 Abney Park cemetery AB Alfred Albert Streatfieldb 15.7.1894 Shoreditch, bp 17.5.1894 St. Pauls Clerkenwell m 7.8.1915 St. Pauls Clerkenwell toLouisa Thompson d 1.2.1956 Brill, AylesburyArchibald Joseph Streatfieldb 27.5.1895, bp 20.6.1895 St. Pauls Clerkenwell m 7.3.1916 Broadway, Weymouth to Gwendoline Doris Pitts bur 3.9.1936 Abney Park cemetery AB, Robert Henry Streatfield c 1900. At this time they were both living at 59 Whiskin Street, Clerkenwell, b 20.10.1878 Holborn, bp 4.2.1885 St Marks Shoreditch, (known as Annie) b 16.11.1880 Holborn, bp 4.2.1885 St Marks Shoreditch m 4.8.1901 St. Peters Clerkenwell to, b 16.12.1882, bp 4.2.1885 St Marks Shoreditch m 23.4.1905 St. Pauls Clerkenwell to, b 16.6.1893 Holborn, bp 20.7.1893 St. Pauls Clerkenwell, From 1875 until at least 1881 the family were living at, became caretaker of the Carter Paterson stables, a haulage firm in Seward Street where he now lived. m 1876 Wandsworth toEmmaline WelshmanJosiah Streatfield(Coachman) b 31.12.1834, bp 1.2.1835 Hayes m ? Further down, a panel is . $7.50. She died the following year, possibly in childbirth, although we have no evidence of any children. Free shipping for many products! Sarah, however, left her own will, in which she bequeathed all the moneys and linen etc. There are still direct descendants of his living in Chiddingstone. Sarah, however, left her own will, in which she bequeathed all the moneys and linen etc. bur 7.2.1728 ChiddingstoneJoan Streatfeild b abt 1650? Limelight is a s. 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. He was a yeoman farmer and married Sarah Woodgate(daughter of William Woodgate and Joanna Combridgeof Chiddingstone) in 1636 at Chiddingstone. They had four children at Otford: Richard was a Yeoman farmer and the tenant of Great Barnetts from 1792. . Robert worked as a store man for Wades of Worthing, a main Austin dealer until he retired in 1973. In his will, he left all his estate jointly to his wife and his youngest sonNicholas. Richard married Ann Fremlyn in 1583 at Kemsing. 13 May 1757, d. 22 Aug 1829, Richard Thomas Streatfeild b. His widowLouisacontinued living at 95 The Roundway, Tottenham; she was there at the time of the 1939 register with her three remaining unmarried children 33, and afterward until she died, with her son Alf and his family. He was born in Charcott in 1740 and baptised on 2rd July at Chiddingstone. He had one son that we know of: Robert Streatfeild Of Chiddingstone Manor b abt 1514 Penshurst, m abt 1534 [Joan?] Robert Streatfeild's descendents include: Henry Streatfeild (1706-1762), substantial British landowner Alexander Streatfeild-Moore (1863-1940), English cricketer Richard also appears as one of the chief men in Chiddingstone on 1543; Robert is on the same list in 1545. We encourage you to research and examine these records . During this time he severed the top joints of his first and second fingers on his right hand. There were taken from early parish registers, manorial rolls, PCC wills and churchwardens accounts.]. Very useful. He lived at Farningham and Otford. The three brothers had a total of 18 children between them born in New South Wales, Australia. This however was successfully contested by her cousins, and after much legal wrangling Henry and Anne only received the income from the Sidneys' Welsh properties - but these were still fairly significant. He was the son of Henry Streatfeild (1679-1747) and Elizabeth Beard. There are still direct descendants of his living in Chiddingstone. to Elizabeth(had sonEdward Worger Streatfieldb 1835)George Streatfield(Farmer of Syndale Farm, Lenham) bp 1.8.1788 Otford14 m 16.4.1811 All Saints, Maidstone to Mary Crayford 17 d 1843 (left will thanks very much to Michele Morris for info! A pair of pink slippers. Jane died on 11th July, 1838 aged 72 at Lenham; the widow of the late William Streatfield, , the youngest son of Richard and Sarah, born in 1761 was a Yeoman farmer and tenant of Great Barnetts from 1796, which he inherited from his father, at Westerham and had nine children all baptised at Westerham parish church, in arrived on board the Una on 22nd November 1849, George arrived in Sydney on 22nd June 1856, . He married Ann? At the end of the war he was transferred to the Middlesex Fire Brigade and was awarded the Exemplary Fire Service medal. He married Ann Tomkin (parents unknown) on 23rd June, 1829 at Halstead parish church 19. He married, in Ashurst on 13 October 1754. Berry, William. They were buried together on 23rd April, 1923 at Abney Park cemetery AB . entire family in this nail-biting, edge-of-your-seat novel. There are still direct descendants of his living in Chiddingstone. 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]. Henry Streatfeild (1706 - 1762) was a substantial British landowner and member of the prominent Chiddingstone, Kent Streatfeild family. Margery died around that time; perhaps through childbirth?.She was buried in Chiddingstone on 5th February, 1565. He was Yeoman of both Chiddingstone and Vexour in Penshurst 8 . 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. Richard Streatfeild Birth 1789 - Chiddingstone, Kent, England Death 09 Jul 1865 - Hever, Kent, England Mother Elizabeth Catherine Ogle Father Henry Streatfeild Quick access Family tree 116 New search Richard Streatfeild family tree Family tree Explore more family trees Parents Henry Streatfeild 1757 - 1829 Elizabeth Catherine Ogle 1762 - 1801 The will mentioned no daughters. The early history of the Parish of Chiddingstone is on theBritish History Online site and details some of the early Streatfeilds and their land acquisitions. 23 Dec 1759, d. 26 Aug 1813. 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! This summer the Penderwick sisters have a wonderful surprise: a of High Street House, Chiddingstone, b abt 1535? Anne was born circa 1620, in Wadhurst, Kent, England, UK. "Encyclopaedia Heraldica" 1828. 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] . Susan died in 1637 and was buried on 10th August, 1637 at Penshurst 7. They had one son, Thomas Streatfeild (of Lyghe and Westerham) baptised 7th September, 1600. 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. The, of Chafford Place, Penshurst, also sister of. Penderwick family from National Book Award winner and New York Times bestseller Jeanne Birdsall is perfect for fans of Noel Streatfeild and Edward Eager. There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase, a SQL command or malformed data. 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. When Lord Fredrick's long-absent mother arrives with the noted explorer Admiral Faucet, gruesome secrets tumble out of the Ashton family tree. To approve as a correct record the minutes of the meeting of the Council held . But hers is not the only family mystery to solve. Henry was buried in Chidingstone in 1598. Streatfeild DNA at Ancestry.com Birth, Death and Marriage Records for Robert Streatfeild and the Streatfeild Family Tree Birth, Death and Marriage records are often the best method of making the links to the Streatfeild Genealogy that will form part of your family tree. The Trustees of the Denys Eyre Bower Bequest (ed.). [1], StratfordPer fess gules and sable, three plates, StreatfieldPer fess gules and sable, three bezants, The House of Stratford has a remarkably similar coat of arms attributed to them in the former half of the 14th century. banks; the wind whistles merrily in the trees; the sunbeams dance lightly over the soft grass, and the violets and wild flowers look smilingly up from their . Henry married Dorothy Streatfeild (born Cooper) on month day 1908, at age 22. There is an interesting article on a painting c1645 by William Dobson that possibly contains Richards grandson Richard Streatfeild (1611 1676) and his wife Anne Terry. He was born in 1571 and a yeoman. The Streatfeild coat of arms: Per fess gules and sable, three bezants, The Streatfeilds, Streatfields or Stretfields are an historic English family from Chiddingstone, Kent, traceable to the early 16th century. 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.