213. FRANCES SMITH was indicted for stealing, on the 26th of November, a blanket, value 3 s., and a pillow, value 2 s., the goods of Thomas Freeth , in a lodging-room.
+ On Thursday 13th January 1825, Mary Freeth gave evidence at The Old Bailey^{5" class="reference">5">[5]} against Frances Smith, who was charged and subsequently indicted for stealing various goods from Thomas Freeth:

213. FRANCES SMITH was indicted for stealing, on the 26th of November, a blanket, value 3 s., and a pillow, value 2 s., the goods of Thomas Freeth , in a lodging-room.
-

1. ^ Parish Register, St Mary's Church, Marylebone
2. ^ Parish Register
3. ^ Parish Register, St Mary's Church, Marylebone
4. ^ Parish Register
5. ^ Proceedings of the Old Bailey,http://www.oldbaileyonline.org/browse.jsp?id=t18250113-32&div=t18250113-32
6. ^ Parish Register, St Mary's Church, Marylebone
7. ^ Parish Register
8. ^ Parish Register, St Mary's Church, Marylebone
9. ^ Parish Register
10. ^ Proceedings of the Old Bailey,http://www.oldbaileyonline.org/browse.jsp?id=t18250113-32&div=t18250113-32

+

1. ^ Parish Register, St Mary's Church, Marylebone
2. ^ Parish Register
3. ^ Parish Register, St Mary's Church, Marylebone
4. ^ Parish Register
5. ^ ''Proceedings of the Old Bailey,http://www.oldbaileyonline.org/browse.jsp?id=t18250113-32&div=t18250113-32

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CHILDHOOD
7 April 1886	Born	26 Palmerston Road, Rathmines, Dublin
14 March 1902	Confirmed	United Diocese of Dublin, Glendalough and Kildare
	Education	Lindley College
	Education	Dublin High School (?)
1905	Final Year	Kings College School, Wimbledon (Scholarship to Selwyn)
EDUCATION
1908	Graduated	Selwyn College, Cambridge - BA (Hons) Senior Classical Scholar; Ridley Hall (theological training)
1909	Ordained Deacon	St Alb for Melanesia
MISSIONARY YEARS - 1909-1913
8 July 1909	Sailed to Norfolk Is.	Aboard RMS Paparoa, from London to Wellington. Arrived 29 Aug
1910	Ordained Priest	St Barnabas’ Chapel, Norfolk Island
1910-1913	Missionary	In charge of eight islands of the Banks group in the New Hebrides
16 Sept 1911	Father died	Sir Evelyn Freeth died at Homefield, New Milton
1912	Travel	SS Moldavia
SOUTH AUSTRALIA - 1913-1914
28 March 1913	Married	Gladys Mary Snashall, St John’s Church, Ashfield, NSW
1913-1914	Curate	Christ Church, North Adelaide
9 May 1914	Priest-in-Charge	Angaston and Nooriootpa
1912		Postgraduate Degree: MA
6 Aug 1914	First child	Gordon Freeth Born at Angaston
1915	Prize	Essay won the Derbyshire Prize, Selwyn College, Cambridge
SYDNEY
1915-1916		Assistant Chaplain, Kings School Parramatta
29 Feb 1916	Second child	Ernest Evelyn Freeth born, Sydney
1 Sept 1916		Precentor Precentor of St Andrews Cathedral, Sydney; and Principal of Cathedral Choir School
1918-1920		Chaplain, Housemaster: Kings School Parramatta
13 April 1918	Third child	Elizabeth Oakes Freeth born, Sydney
1919-1920	Teacher	Senior Classics Master, Kings School
1920-1926	Ass’t Master	Church of England Grammar School, N Sydney
1926-1927	Headmaster	Headmaster Prep School, and House Master Junior House - CE Grammar School
WESTERN AUSTRALIA
January 1928	Headmaster	Guildford Grammar School
10 January 1931	Mother dies	At Hampstead
1941	Granted Canonry	St George’s Cathedral, Perth
1949	Retires	From Guildford Grammar School
1950	Residence	Moved into 180 Swan Street, Guildford
1953	Archdeacon	St George’s Cathedral, Perth
2 Feb 1957	Assistant Bishop	St George’s Cathedral, Perth
1958	Travel	Visited Christmas Island
1963	Retired
1967	Licensed to officiate	Diocese of Perth
28 March 1979	Died Aged	93

+

CHILDHOOD
7 April 1886	Born	26 Palmerston Road, Rathmines, Dublin
14 March 1902	Confirmed	United Diocese of Dublin, Glendalough and Kildare
	Education	Lindley College
	Education	Dublin High School (?)
1905	Final Year	Kings College School, Wimbledon (Scholarship to Selwyn)
EDUCATION
1908	Graduated	Selwyn College, Cambridge - BA (Hons) Senior Classical Scholar; Ridley Hall (theological training)
1909	Ordained Deacon	St Alb for Melanesia
MISSIONARY YEARS - 1909-1913
8 July 1909	Sailed to Norfolk Is.	Aboard RMS Paparoa, from London to Wellington. Arrived 29 Aug
1910	Ordained Priest	St Barnabas’ Chapel, Norfolk Island
1910-1913	Missionary	In charge of eight islands of the Banks group in the New Hebrides
16 Sept 1911	Father died	Sir Evelyn Freeth died at Homefield, New Milton
1912	Travel	SS Moldavia
SOUTH AUSTRALIA - 1913-1914
28 March 1913	Married	Gladys Mary Snashall, St John’s Church, Ashfield, NSW
1913-1914	Curate	Christ Church, North Adelaide
9 May 1914	Priest-in-Charge	Angaston and Nooriootpa
1912		Postgraduate Degree: MA
6 Aug 1914	First child	Gordon Freeth Born at Angaston
1915	Prize	Essay won the Derbyshire Prize, Selwyn College, Cambridge
SYDNEY
1915-1916		Assistant Chaplain, Kings School Parramatta
29 Feb 1916	Second child	Ernest Evelyn Freeth born, Sydney
1 Sept 1916		Precentor Precentor of St Andrews Cathedral, Sydney; and Principal of Cathedral Choir School
1918-1920		Chaplain, Housemaster: Kings School Parramatta
13 April 1918	Third child	Elizabeth Oakes Freeth born, Sydney
1919-1920	Teacher	Senior Classics Master, Kings School
1920-1926	Ass’t Master	Church of England Grammar School, N Sydney
1926-1927	Headmaster	Headmaster Prep School, and House Master Junior House - CE Grammar School
WESTERN AUSTRALIA
January 1928	Headmaster	Guildford Grammar School
10 January 1931	Mother dies	At Hampstead
1941	Granted Canonry	St George’s Cathedral, Perth
1949	Retires	From Guildford Grammar School
1950	Residence	Moved into 180 Swan Street, Guildford
1953	Archdeacon	St George’s Cathedral, Perth
2 Feb 1957	Assistant Bishop	St George’s Cathedral, Perth
1958	Travel	Visited Christmas Island
1963	Retired
1967	Licensed to officiate	Diocese of Perth
16 September 1979	Died Aged	93

]]> Robf Thu, 10 Jun 2010 14:06:06 +0100 https://www.freethnotes.net/wiki/tiki-index.php?page=Evelyn+Freeth+1846 .diffchar { color:red; } -
- Publications:
- 1. A Guide to the New Death Duty with an introduction and Forms - 1894 as Deputy Controller of Legacy and Succession Duties
- 2. Joint editor of Trevor's Taxes on Succession
- 3. Co-author of A Digest of Death-Duty Cases Compiled for Official Use, with W. Pitt-Bremner (Dublin, January 1897)
- 4. Death Duty Acts by Evelyn Freeth, Second Edition 1897
- 5. Freeth's Death Duties, Fourth Edition 1908. Full title: The Acts Relating to the Estate Duty Including Finance Act 1907, by Sir Evelyn Freeth, Secretary of the Estate Duty Office, Assisted by Charles Robert Elliott of the Estate Duty Office.
- In the early nineteen hundreds, Evelyn Freeth was recalled to Somerset House, and knighted in 1908. He retired eventually to New Milton and died there in 1911. His grave is in the Churchyard there. His wife returned to London and lived on in Hampstead, at the end with her unmarried daughter Anna. She died in 1931, was cremated, and the ashes were taken to New Milton. Her name was added to the gravestone.

[Source: Helen Montgomery's notes]
+ In the early nineteen hundreds, Evelyn Freeth was recalled to Somerset House, and knighted in 1908. He retired eventually to New Milton and died there in 1911. His grave is in the Churchyard there. His wife returned to London and lived on in Hampstead, at the end with her unmarried daughter Anna. She died in 1931, was cremated, and the ashes were taken to New Milton. Her name was added to the gravestone.[Source: Helen Montgomery's notes]
+

Family in Dublin

- On arrival in Dublin the three girls, May, Daisy and Anna went to the Alexandra School. May went on to the College, as did also Anna, but Daisy left the school. May became ill about the stage at which she would have proceeded to University, and this was the stage at which the family went to live in the country at Greenwood. When she recovered, she offered to the Church Missionary Society (CMS) and went to train in England.
+

On arrival in Dublin the three girls, May, Daisy and Anna went to the Alexandra School. May went on to the College, as did also Anna, but Daisy left the school. May became ill about the stage at which she would have proceeded to University, and this was the stage at which the family went to live in the country at Greenwood. When she recovered, she offered to the Church Missionary Society (CMS) and went to train in England.
- Evelyn also won prizes at school for rowing. Helen Montgomery has a pewter tankard with lid and glass base, inscribed with the details of Maidenhead Regatta Challenge Fours, 2nd Prize, dated 9 Aug 1861, in which E FREETH is bow and H Freeth is Cox.
+ Evelyn also won prizes at school for rowing. Helen Montgomery has a pewter tankard with lid and glass base, inscribed with the details of Maidenhead Regatta Challenge Fours, 2nd Prize, dated 9 Aug 1861, in which E FREETH is bow and H Freeth is Cox.

+

Soccer

+
+ Evelyn Freeth played in the first international (unofficial) soccer match, England v Scotland, played at The Oval, London on 5 March 1870. A description of the match given in "The Sporting Gazette" of Saturday 12 March 1870 can be found on Wikipedia at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/England_v_Scotland_(1870)
+
+
+

Publications

+

1. A Guide to the New Death Duty with an introduction and Forms - 1894 as Deputy Controller of Legacy and Succession Duties+
2. Joint editor of Trevor's Taxes on Succession+
3. Co-author of A Digest of Death-Duty Cases Compiled for Official Use, with W. Pitt-Bremner (Dublin, January 1897)+
4. Death Duty Acts by Evelyn Freeth, Second Edition 1897+
5. Freeth's Death Duties, Fourth Edition 1908. Full title: The Acts Relating to the Estate Duty Including Finance Act 1907, by Sir Evelyn Freeth, Secretary of the Estate Duty Office, Assisted by Charles Robert Elliott of the Estate Duty Office.+

+
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Born	13 Nov 1888 at Milton Bryan
Married	Elsie Maude Horswill on 1912 at Singapore.
Died	29 Apr 1944 in jungle, East Malaysia

+

Born	13 Nov 1888 at Milton Bryan
Married	Elsie Maude Horswill in 1912 at Singapore.
Died	29 Apr 1944 in jungle, East Malaysia

]]> Robf Sun, 01 Feb 2009 09:41:17 +0100 https://www.freethnotes.net/wiki/tiki-index.php?page=Elsie+Maude+Horswill+1888 .diffchar { color:red; } - Daughter of Edwin Horswill (1855-1914) and Mary Elizabeth Collins (1866-1946)
+ Daughter of Edwin Horswill (1855-1914) and Mary Elizabeth Collins (1866-1946)
-

Born	1 Jan 1888 at Elsmore, Inverell, New South Wales
Married	Vincent Brice Carew Baker on 1912 at Singapore.
Died	10 Jan 1954 at Nedlands, Western Australia
Buried	at Karrakatta Cemetery, Western Australia

+

Born	1 Jan 1888 at Elsmore, Inverell, New South Wales
Married	1888" href="tiki-index.php?page=Vincent+Brice+Carew+Baker+1888" class="wiki">Vincent Brice Carew Baker on 1912 at Singapore.
Died	10 Jan 1954 at Nedlands, Western Australia
Buried	at Karrakatta Cemetery, Western Australia

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1. Elsie Maude Horswill, born 1 Jan 1888 at Elsmore, Inverell, New South Wales. Died 10 Jan 1954 at Nedlands, Western Australia buried at Karrakatta Cemetery, Western Australia+
   1. 1888" href="tiki-index.php?page=Elsie+Maude+Horswill+1888" class="wiki">Elsie Maude Horswill, born 1 Jan 1888 at Elsmore, Inverell, New South Wales. Died 10 Jan 1954 at Nedlands, Western Australia buried at Karrakatta Cemetery, Western Australia]]> Robf Sun, 01 Feb 2009 09:39:14 +0100 https://www.freethnotes.net/wiki/tiki-index.php?page=Henry+Horswill+1821 .diffchar { color:red; } -
   2. Edwin Horswill, born 20 Feb 1855 at Gunnislake, Calstock, Cornwall. Died 30 Oct 1914 at Victoria Hospital, Perth, WA+
   3. >>Edwin Horswill, born 20 Feb 1855 at Gunnislake, Calstock, Cornwall. Died 30 Oct 1914 at Victoria Hospital, Perth, WA- BUCKLAND MONACHORUM is a small, pleasant village, in a picturesque valley, 4 miles S. by E. of Tavistock. . . Buckland had the latter part of its name from its monastery, and is sometimes called Buckland Drake from the Drake family, who have held the manor since the reign of Elizabeth. Its parish contains 1411 inhabitants, and 6383 acres of land, including about 2000 acres of open moorland, woodland, &c.; the romantic hamlet of Milton, and a great part of the large village of Horrabridge, which is partly in the parishes of Sampford-Spiney, Whitchurch, and Walkhampton; being on both sides of the small river Walkham, and on the eastern side of Dartmoor, where there are two copper mines and a tin mine, employing 400 hands, and a woolen factory, employing about the same number. The parish comprises also many scattered farm-houses, &c., and several neat mansions, and is bounded on the west by the river Tavy. . . The Church (St. Andrew,) is a handsome cruciform structure, in the perpendicular style, with a tower and six bells. . . . ^{3" class="reference">3">[13]}
      + BUCKLAND MONACHORUM is a small, pleasant village, in a picturesque valley, 4 miles S. by E. of Tavistock. . . Buckland had the latter part of its name from its monastery, and is sometimes called Buckland Drake from the Drake family, who have held the manor since the reign of Elizabeth. Its parish contains 1411 inhabitants, and 6383 acres of land, including about 2000 acres of open moorland, woodland, &c.; the romantic hamlet of Milton, and a great part of the large village of Horrabridge, which is partly in the parishes of Sampford-Spiney, Whitchurch, and Walkhampton; being on both sides of the small river Walkham, and on the eastern side of Dartmoor, where there are two copper mines and a tin mine, employing 400 hands, and a woolen factory, employing about the same number. The parish comprises also many scattered farm-houses, &c., and several neat mansions, and is bounded on the west by the river Tavy. . . The Church (St. Andrew,) is a handsome cruciform structure, in the perpendicular style, with a tower and six bells. . . . ^{1" class="reference">1">[11]}
      - One of the main adits to the mine is located under the house at the riverside which used to belong to the mine captain. The local folklore has it that there is a trap door in the floor of the house which gives access to the workings. It is certainly true that from inside the workings you can clearly hear the dog barking in the property above.^{4" class="reference">4">[14]}
      + One of the main adits to the mine is located under the house at the riverside which used to belong to the mine captain. The local folklore has it that there is a trap door in the floor of the house which gives access to the workings. It is certainly true that from inside the workings you can clearly hear the dog barking in the property above.^{2" class="reference">2">[12]}
      -
      1. ^ Parish Register, St Mary's Church, Marylebone
      2. ^ Parish Register
      3. ^ Parish Register, St Mary's Church, Marylebone
      4. ^ Parish Register
      5. ^ Proceedings of the Old Bailey,http://www.oldbaileyonline.org/browse.jsp?id=t18250113-32&div=t18250113-32
      6. ^ Parish Register, St Mary's Church, Marylebone
      7. ^ Parish Register
      8. ^ Parish Register, St Mary's Church, Marylebone
      9. ^ Parish Register
      10. ^ Proceedings of the Old Bailey,http://www.oldbaileyonline.org/browse.jsp?id=t18250113-32&div=t18250113-32
      11. ^ From White's Devonshire Directory (1850)
      12. ">^ (in part): Dana 6:A3:19; Dana 7:I:586; Dana 7:II:766; Min.Mag.: 17:1 (1913); Embrey & Symes, 1987, 118 - "Minerals of Cornwall and Devon".
      13. ^ From White's Devonshire Directory (1850)
      14. ^ (in part): Dana 6:A3:19; Dana 7:I:586; Dana 7:II:766; Min.Mag.: 17:1 (1913); Embrey & Symes, 1987, 118 - "Minerals of Cornwall and Devon".
      
      +
      1. ^ Parish Register, St Mary's Church, Marylebone
      2. ^ Parish Register
      3. ^ Parish Register, St Mary's Church, Marylebone
      4. ^ Parish Register
      5. ^ Proceedings of the Old Bailey,http://www.oldbaileyonline.org/browse.jsp?id=t18250113-32&div=t18250113-32
      6. ^ Parish Register, St Mary's Church, Marylebone
      7. ^ Parish Register
      8. ^ Parish Register, St Mary's Church, Marylebone
      9. ^ Parish Register
      10. ^ Proceedings of the Old Bailey,http://www.oldbaileyonline.org/browse.jsp?id=t18250113-32&div=t18250113-32
      11. ^ From White's Devonshire Directory (1850)
      12. ^ (in part): Dana 6:A3:19; Dana 7:I:586; Dana 7:II:766; Min.Mag.: 17:1 (1913); Embrey & Symes, 1987, 118 - "Minerals of Cornwall and Devon".
      
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      The Horswill Family

      + This branch of the family stems from the marriage of Elsie Maud Horswill to Vincent Brice Carew Baker.
      +
      + You can click on the links in the lineage tree below:
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      + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

      Richard Horswill 1764-1826

      Henry Horswill 1794-

      Mary Gibbs -

      Henry Horswill 1821-

      Catherine Penfound 1789-

      Edwin Horswill 1855-1914

      William Neill -

      Jerusha Neill 1821-

      Elsie Maude Horswill 1888-1954

      John Collins 1830-

      Mary Elizabeth Collins 1866-1946

      Elizabeth Holton 1844-

      
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      ]]> Robf Sun, 01 Feb 2009 08:58:04 +0100 https://www.freethnotes.net/wiki/tiki-index.php?page=George+Pearse+1795 .diffchar { color:red; } - George Pearse, was a magistrate, Deputy Lord Lieutenant of Bedfordshire and High Sheriff in 1822. He and Elizabeth lived in Harlington House in Harlington, Bedfordshire. Elizabeth was the Wingate heiress, being the daughter of Anna Letitia Wingate, a descendant of Francis Wingate, who imprisoned John Bunyan.^{7" class="reference">7">[17]}
      + George Pearse, was a magistrate, Deputy Lord Lieutenant of Bedfordshire and High Sheriff in 1822. He and Elizabeth lived in Harlington House in Harlington, Bedfordshire. Elizabeth was the Wingate heiress, being the daughter of Anna Letitia Wingate, a descendant of Francis Wingate, who imprisoned John Bunyan.^{5" class="reference">5">[15]}
      - The marriage is recorded in The European Magazine, and London Review^{8" class="reference">8">[18]}:
      + The marriage is recorded in The European Magazine, and London Review^{6" class="reference">6">[16]}:
      -
      1. ^ Parish Register, St Mary's Church, Marylebone
      2. ^ Parish Register
      3. ^ Parish Register, St Mary's Church, Marylebone
      4. ^ Parish Register
      5. ^ Proceedings of the Old Bailey,http://www.oldbaileyonline.org/browse.jsp?id=t18250113-32&div=t18250113-32
      6. ^ Parish Register, St Mary's Church, Marylebone
      7. ^ Parish Register
      8. ^ Parish Register, St Mary's Church, Marylebone
      9. ^ Parish Register
      10. ^ Proceedings of the Old Bailey,http://www.oldbaileyonline.org/browse.jsp?id=t18250113-32&div=t18250113-32
      11. ^ From White's Devonshire Directory (1850)
      12. ^ (in part): Dana 6:A3:19; Dana 7:I:586; Dana 7:II:766; Min.Mag.: 17:1 (1913); Embrey & Symes, 1987, 118 - "Minerals of Cornwall and Devon".
      13. ^ From White's Devonshire Directory (1850)
      14. ^ (in part): Dana 6:A3:19; Dana 7:I:586; Dana 7:II:766; Min.Mag.: 17:1 (1913); Embrey & Symes, 1987, 118 - "Minerals of Cornwall and Devon".
      15. ^ Ancestry of Joan Grigsby, at http://hompi.sogang.ac.kr/anthony/GrigsbyJoan.htm
      16. ">^ The European Magazine, and London Review,By Philological Society (Great Britain). Published by Philological Society of London, 1819 (vol.76)
      17. ^ Ancestry of Joan Grigsby, at http://hompi.sogang.ac.kr/anthony/GrigsbyJoan.htm
      18. ^ The European Magazine, and London Review,By Philological Society (Great Britain). Published by Philological Society of London, 1819 (vol.76)
      
      +
      1. ^ Parish Register, St Mary's Church, Marylebone
      2. ^ Parish Register
      3. ^ Parish Register, St Mary's Church, Marylebone
      4. ^ Parish Register
      5. ^ Proceedings of the Old Bailey,http://www.oldbaileyonline.org/browse.jsp?id=t18250113-32&div=t18250113-32
      6. ^ Parish Register, St Mary's Church, Marylebone
      7. ^ Parish Register
      8. ^ Parish Register, St Mary's Church, Marylebone
      9. ^ Parish Register
      10. ^ Proceedings of the Old Bailey,http://www.oldbaileyonline.org/browse.jsp?id=t18250113-32&div=t18250113-32
      11. ^ From White's Devonshire Directory (1850)
      12. ^ (in part): Dana 6:A3:19; Dana 7:I:586; Dana 7:II:766; Min.Mag.: 17:1 (1913); Embrey & Symes, 1987, 118 - "Minerals of Cornwall and Devon".
      13. ^ From White's Devonshire Directory (1850)
      14. ^ (in part): Dana 6:A3:19; Dana 7:I:586; Dana 7:II:766; Min.Mag.: 17:1 (1913); Embrey & Symes, 1987, 118 - "Minerals of Cornwall and Devon".
      15. ^ Ancestry of Joan Grigsby, at http://hompi.sogang.ac.kr/anthony/GrigsbyJoan.htm
      16. ^ The European Magazine, and London Review,By Philological Society (Great Britain). Published by Philological Society of London, 1819 (vol.76)
      
      -
      1. The Reed Family Tree at http://members.dodo.com.au/~tr0j/tree/gp117.html (although there is some confusion in the dates for George Pearse).+
         1. The Reid Family Tree at http://members.dodo.com.au/~tr0j/tree/gp117.html (although there is some confusion in the dates for George Pearse).]]> Robf Wed, 21 Jan 2009 06:28:58 +0100 https://www.freethnotes.net/wiki/tiki-index.php?page=Arthur+Jennings+1712 .diffchar { color:red; } +
            + There is much more information about the Wingates of Bedfordshire in VBC Baker's "Notes on Ancestry".
            ]]> Robf Wed, 21 Jan 2009 03:08:51 +0100