1873 “Domesday” Entry - personal information
1873 “Domesday” Entry - personal information
| SQL: SELECT * FROM TotalInfo WHERE Ref = 47 | |
| BATEMAN, John Fitzherbert | |
| Family Historian Individual Narrative John Fitzherbert BATEMAN, son of John BATEMAN ( - ) and Emily UNKNOWN ( - ), was born on 6 Apr 1829 in Mickleover, Derbyshire. He was baptised on 12 Apr 1829 in Mickleover. He was educated at Repton School between Feb 1843 and Jun 1847. Alumni notes show: “Bateman, John Fitzherbert Feb., 1843 - June, 1847. Hall. s. of Rev. J. Bateman, O.R., West Leake Rect., Notes. b. Apr. 6, 1829. St. John& ..... | |
| Birth: | 06.04.1829 : Mickleover, Derbyshire |
| Baptism: | 12.04.1829 : Mickleover, Derbyshire |
| Education1: | Repton School between Feb 1843 and Jun 1847 - Alumni notes show: Bateman, John Fitzherbert Feb., 1843 - June, 1847. Hall. s. of Rev. J. Bateman, O.R., West Leake Rect., Notts. b. Apr. 6, 1829. St. John’s Coll., Camb. B.A., Jun. Opt. and 2nd Cl. Class. 1851. Fellow. R. North and South Lopham, Norfolk 1861 - 95. R.D. Rockland 1886 - 95. A Trustee of George Denman Scholarship Fund. Joint Editor with W.S. Davies and O. Ogle, of “Repandune.” 1845 - 1847. 119, Fordwych Road, West Hampstead, N.W. |
| Marriage: | 21.11.1861 at Aston-on-Trent, Derbyshire to Susan Elizabeth HOLDEN |
| 1841 Census: | - : - (n/k) |
| 1851 Census: | Saint Johns College, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire : 21, Student at St. Johns College (HO107 Piece 1760 Folio 774 Page 20) |
| 1861 Census: | St. Ann's Rectory, 20 Main Street, Sutton Bonington, Nottinghamshire : 32, Curate, living with servants John BROWN (53, gardener and general servant) and Maria BROWN (54, housekeeper) (RG09 Piece 2278 Folio 54 Page 7 Schedule 38) |
| 1871 Census: | The Rectory, South Lopham, Norfolk : 41, Rector and landowner, living with wife Susan E (36), daughter Susan M (6), and servants Jane LOVETT (33, ladies maid), Harriett HOLLINGSWORTH (25, cook) and Caroline PERRY (21, house maid) (RG10 Piece 1840 Folio 86 Page 8 Schedule 47) |
| 1881 Census: | The Rectory, South Lopham, Norfolk : 51, Rector of North and South Lopham, living with wife Georgina Caroline (40), sister-in-law Ann MOREHEAD (42) and servants Harriott HOLLINGSWORTH (35, cook), Rachel SHARMAN (22, house and parlour maid), Sarah STYLES (17, kitchenmaid) and Horace George WOOLEY (14, kit. knife boy?) (RG11 Piece 1793 Folio 66 Page 7 Schedule 218) |
| 1891 Census: | The Rectory Redgrave Road, South Lopham, Norfolk : 61, Clerk in orders, living with wife Georgina C (50), visitor John S BELL (32, Clerk in orders), and servants Mary A SEVERS (58, servant cook), Emma S CLEMENTS (27, parlourmaid), Phoebe S A SADD (19, kitchen maid) and Edward BLOOMFIELD (16, house boy) (RG12 Piece 1548 Folio 126 Page 6 Schedule 48) |
| 1901 Census: | 119 Fordwych Road, Hampstead, London : 71, Clergyman (Church of England), living with wife Georgina C (60 [70?]) and servants Mary Ann SEVERS (67, cook), Gertrude BUSSEY (22, parlourmaid) and Emma BUSSEY (21, kitchen maid) (RG13 Piece 128 Folio 99 Page 4 Schedule 18) |
| Death: | 02.04.1907 : 119 Fordwych Road, West Hampstead, Middlesex : 1907 Q2 Hampstead London Vol 1A Page 361 |
| Probate: | 30.04.1907 at London : BATEMAN the reverend John Fitzherbert of 119 Fordwych-road West Hampstead Middlesex clerk died 2 April 1907 Probate London 30 April [1907] to Georgina Caroline Bateman widow and the reverend John Shuttleworth Holden clerk. Effects £7675 16s 2d |
| Newspaper: | Derbyshire Advertiser and Journal, 7th Nov 1856 Local Intelligence PREFERMENT. - The Rev. Johnh Fitz-Herbert Bateman, M.A., St. John’s College, Cambridge, to Sutton St. Anne and Kingston Curney, Notts. |
| Newspaper: | Sun (London), 25th Nov 1861 Marriages BATEMAN - HOLDEN. - On the 21st inst., at Aston-on-Trent, the Rev. John Fitzherbert Bateman, M.A., rector of Lopham, Norfolk, to Susan Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Edward Anthony Holden, Esq., of Aston Hall, Derbyshire. |
| Newspaper: | Derby Mercury, 9th Apr 1862 SUTTON BONINGTON A very handsome silver inkstand was presented last week to the Rev. J. F. Bateman, on resigning the curacy of Sutton St. Ann’s, and Kingston-on-Soar, for the rectory of North and South Lopham, Norfolk. The following was the inscription:- “Presented by many of his friends in Sutton Bonington and Kingston, to the Rev. John Fitzherbert Bateman, upon his departure from amongst them, as a token of their affection and esteem. - March 31st, 1862.” |
| Newspaper: | Birmingham Daily Post, 1st Feb 1866 The Bishop of Norwich has appointed the Rev. John Fitzherbert Bateman, M.A., of St. John’s College, Cambridge, Rector of North and South Lopham, Norfolk, to be a Diocesan Instector of Schools. |
| Notes: | 1873 “Domesday” entry - South Lopham, area A.57 R.2 R.31 (23.34753 hectares), rentable value £128 3s. |
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