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This family was from Trowse Newton, a parish just outside of the city of Norwich
(now a suburb). In the 1760's several members moved to St Peter Mancroft, Norwich. Available
transcripts for Trowse Netwon date back to the late 1690's. Trowse is a
satellite town bordering Norwich to the south-east, on the opposite
bank of the River Yare from Lakenham. Bramerton is just over 5km east
of Trowse Newton.
Married
Lydia Money, 21/4/1667, St Peter Per Mountergate, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[8] Lydia died 1702/1703 & buried 2/1702-1703, St Andrew,
Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk (wife of Thos).[4] On 26/1/1698 Thomas &
Lydia were recorded with a settlement certificate, the certifying
parish was Hamlets of Trowse & Carrow and the parish of residence
was Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[16]
*
i.
John Chamberlain,[4] probably born between 1660-1680.
*
ii.
Thomas Chamberlain,[4,8,10] probably born between 1675-1680.
Married Frances Henry,
1/5/1697, St Mary in the Marsh, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] (A female
Chamberlin, no forename given, died 1706 & was buried 5/12/1706, St
Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4] Presumably either Frances, wife
of John, or Elizabeth, d/o John. There is no other trace of Frances, no
will or burial )
i.
male Chamberlain, baptised 20/4/1698, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4]
*
ii.
Thomas Chamberlain, baptised 29/7/1700, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4]
iii.
Robert Chamberlain, baptised
1/3/1701-1702, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4] Died 1705
& buried 5/1705, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4]
iv.
Henry Chamberlain.[4] Died 1704 & buried 23/6/1704, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4]
v.
Elizabeth Chamberlain, baptised 12/8/1705, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4]
vi.
John Chamberlin.[4] Died 1710 & buried 4/4/1710, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4]
vii.
Henry Chamberlain.[4] Died 1726 & buried 11/9/1726, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4]
Married Anne Brickkon, 22/11/1702, St Margaret,
Swannington, Co Norfolk.[10,11] Ann died 1754 & buried 11/2/1754,
St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4]
*
i.
George Chamberlain, baptised 12/9/1703, St Margaret, Swannington, Co Norfolk.[10]
ii.
Hannah Chamberlaine, baptised 2/1705, St Peter Southgate, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Died before 25/11/1710.[16]
iii.
Thomas Chamberlaine, baptised 19/12/1710, St Peter Southgate, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Died infancy.
*
iv.
Thomas Chamberlain, bapt 9/1717, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4]
v.
Henry Chamberlain.[4] Died 1722 & buried 18/5/1722, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4]
vi.
Honor Chamberlin.[4] Died 1723 & buried 12/12/1723, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4]
*
vii.
Henry Chamberlain, bapt 26/4/1726, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4]
Married Martha Lindsey,
23/3/1731-1732, All Saints, Postwick, Co Norfolk.[11] Thomas of
Bramerton, Co Norfolk & Martha of Trowse, Co Norfolk.[4] Martha
died 1734 & buried 6/7/1734, St Peter, Bramerton, Co Norfolk.[11]
Married Sarah[4] Barnes, 24/5/1736, Cathedral Church, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4,8] Thomas of Bramerton, Co Norfolk & Sarah of Witton, Co
Norfolk.[4] Sarah died 1787 & buried 28/12/1787, St Andrew, Trowse
Newton, Co Norfolk.[4] Thomas & Sarah were witnesses at the
marriage of Thomas Fleming & Martha Reeve, 18/6/1754, St Andrew,
Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4] Sarah was a witness at the marriage of
Samuel Humphrey & Alice Flaxman, 3/8/1756, St Andrew, Trowse
Newton, Co Norfolk.[4]
i.
Martha Chamberlain, baptised
7/1/1732-1733, St Peter, Bramerton, Co Norfolk.[11] Died 1738
& buried 8/9/1738, St Peter, Bramerton, Co Norfolk.[11]
ii.
Thomas Chamberlain, baptised
16/12/1733, St Peter, Bramerton, Co Norfolk.[11] Died 1733/1734
& buried 21/2/1733-1734, St Peter, Bramerton, Co Norfolk.[11]
i.
Thomas Chamberlain, baptised 30/4/1737, St Peter, Bramerton, Co Norfolk.[11] Died
25/8/1794 & buried 27/8/1794, St Mary & St Margaret, Sprowston,
Norwich, Co Norfolk (58yo).[4] Witness at brother's wedding
(Peter), 1793, St Stephen, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] Witness at
marriage of William kingsborough & Mary Letree, 14/10/1783, St Mary
& St Margaret, Sprowston, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] Married
Elizabeth Stone, 1/5/1764, St Margaret, Hempnall, Co
Norfolk.[11] Thomas of Easton & Elizabeth of Hempnall.[11] By
licence.[11]
Children:
(a)
Thomas Chamberlin, baptised 3/3/1765, St Peter, Easton, Co Norfolk.[11]
(b)
James Chamberlain, baptised 25/4/1766, St Peter, Easton, Co Norfolk.[11]
(c) Peter Chamberlin, baptised 18/10/1772, St Peter, Easton, Co Norfolk.[11] (d) Charles Chamberlin, baptised 3/12/1773, St Peter, Easton, Co Norfolk.[11] (e) Dorothy Chamberlin, baptised 14/6/1775, St Peter, Easton, Co Norfolk.[11] Was
witness at marriage of Ann Chamberlin & John Clowes, 24/4/1800, St
Mary & St Margaret, Sprowston, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] (f) Ann Chamberlin,[4] born about 1780. Married
John Clowes, 24/4/1800, St Mary & St Margaret, Sprowston,
Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] By licence, both literate.[4] Witnesses Sophia
& Dorothy Chamberlin.[4] (g) Sophia Chamberlain, baptised 7/1/1781, St Mary & St Margaret, Sprowston, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] Was
witness at marriage of Ann Chamberlin & John Clowes, 24/4/1800, St
Mary & St Margaret, Sprowston, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] Married Daniel Fenn, 13/2/1801, St Mary, Ellingham, Co Norfolk.[11] By banns, both illiterate.[11] Witness Robert Bridge.[11] (h) William Chamberlain, born 26/4/1784, baptised 2/5/1784, St Mary & St Margaret, Sprowston, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4]
ii.
Sarah Chamberlain, baptised 11/2/1738-1739, St Peter, Bramerton, Co Norfolk.[11]
iii.
Peter Chamberlain, baptised
30/10/1740, St Peter, Bramerton, Co Norfolk.[11] Died 1744 &
buried 18/9/1744, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4]
iv.
Matthew Chamberlain, baptised 30/10/1740, St Peter, Bramerton, Co Norfolk.[11]
v.
Ann Chamberlin, born 1743.[4] Died
1/10/1794 & buried 5/10/1794, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co
Norfolk (51yo).[4] Witness at sister's wedding, 1776, St Peter
Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4]
*
vi.
Peter Chamberlain, born 1745, St Peter, Bramerton, Co Norfolk.[11]
vii.
James Chamberlen, baptised 29/11/1747,
St Peter, Bramerton, Co Norfolk.[11] Witness at brother's wedding
(Peter), 1793, St Stephen, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4]
Married Mary.[4] Died 1780 & buried
26/7/1780, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4] Will probated
1780-1790 for George Chamberlain, publican & innholder, of Trowse
Newton, Co Norfolk.[16]
i.
George Chamberlain, baptised 27/11/1726, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4]
ii.
George Chamberlain, baptised 19/10/1733, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4] {Recorded
in the Archdeacon Transcripts, the parish register has a partially
readable entry for an un-named male baptised 1733, presumably
George Jr } Died 1733 & buried 17/11/1733, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk (inf).[4]
*
iii.
George Chamberlain, probably born between 1735-1745 (from DOB's of children).
Married Sarah.[4]
i.
James Chamberlen, baptised 6/1748, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4]
ii.
Charles Chamberlain, baptised 14/11/1750, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] Died
1827 & buried 12/6/1827, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk
(76yo).[4] Will probated, 1827, Charles Chamberlain, grocer, of
Norwich.[9] Married
Sarah Bell, 8/3/1779, St Gregory, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8]
Children:
(a)
Mary Chamberlain, born 31/1/1782, baptised 3/2/1782, Saint Mary At Coslany, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Died infancy.
(b)
Mary Chamberlain, born 8/1783, baptised 26/6/1785, Saint Mary At Coslany, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8]
(c) Susanna Chamberlin, born 11/10/1786, baptised 9/1/1787, Saint Martin At Oak, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Died infancy. (d) Susanna Chamberlin, born 11/10/1786, baptised 9/1/1787, Saint Martin At Oak, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] (e) Charles
Chamberlain, born 22/10/1787, baptised 11/11/1787, Saint Mary At
Coslany, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Weaver, 1815, 1819, 1825,
1835.[4] Shoemaker, 1817,1851.[4,14] Married
Rebecca[4] Gittens, 25/1/1808, St Clement, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[8] Rebecca died before 1851.[14] Resided 1851,
Smiths Yard, St Martin At Oak Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14]
Children:
(1)
Sarah Rebecca Chamberlin, born 26/9/1808, baptised 9/10/1808, St Martin at Oak, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8]
(2)
Francis Chamberlain, born 28/3/1815, baptised 16/4/1815, St Martin at Oak, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4]
(3) Rachel Chamberlain, born 9/1/1817, baptised 19/1/1817, St Martin at Oak, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] (4) John Francis Chamberlain, baptised 21/2/1819, St Martin at Oak, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] (5) Martha Chamberlain, born 9/11/1825, baptised 13/11/1825, St Martin at Oak, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] (6) Frances Giddens Chamberlin, born 11/9/1822, baptised 1/3/1835, St Martin at Oak, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4]
iii.
Honor Chamberlain,[4] baptised 14/11/1750, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,8] Married
Thomas Clark, 22/12/1776, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] By
licence, Honor was illiterate.[4] Witnesses Peter Chamberlin &
Ann Chamberlin.[4]
iv.
Judith Chamberlain, baptised 4/6/1753,
St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,8] Died 1753
& buried 27/8/1753, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4]
*
v.
Henry Chamberlain, baptised 4/6/1753, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4]
vi.
Judith Chamberlain, baptised
11/12/1755, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] Died
1818 & buried 21/8/1818, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk
(70yo).[4] Will probated 1818, Judith Chamberlain (Chamberlin),
spinster, of Norwich.[9]
*
vii.
Daniel Chamberlain, baptised 1757, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4]
Married Elizabeth before 1748.[4]
i.
Mary Chamberlain, baptised 1748, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4,8] {Mother listed as Mary by [8] }
ii.
Elizabeth Chamberlain, baptised 15/10/1752, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4]
*
iii.
Henry Chamberlain, baptised 15/12/1754, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4]
iv.
Matthew Chamberlain,[4] possibly born between 1755-1770. {Probably
too young to have been Matthew baptised 1740, other possible
parents in Trowse Newton at the time can be eliminated } Married
Martha Browne, 11/10/1787, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co
Norfolk.[4] Both single, by licence.[4] Witnesses John Lowden
& Jemima Brown.[4]
Children:
(a)
Sarah Chamberlain, baptised 9/8/1788, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4]
(b)
Martha Browne Chamberlain, baptised 3/7/1791, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4]
(c) Matthew Chamberlin,[4,8] born 1798, Rushall, Co Norfolk.[14] Cabinet maker, 1831,1851.[4,14] Married
Emily Decaux,[4] 4/3/1824, St Peter Southgate, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[8] Emily died before 1851. Resided 1831, St Stephen,
Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] Resided 1851, Row 36, Great Yarmouth, Co
Norfolk.[14]
Children:
(1)
Martha Browne
Chamberlin, born 24/2/1831, baptised 27/2/1831, St Stephen, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4] Dress maker, 1851.[14] With father, 1851.[14]
(2)
Emily Chamberlin,
born 1834,[14] baptised 9/2/1834, St Etheldreda, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[8] Straw bonnet maker, 1851.[14] With father,
1851.[14] Resided 1861, Mancroft district, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[31]
(3) Matthew Chamberlin, born 1839, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14] Errand boy, 1851.[14] With father, 1851.[14] (4) Henry Chamberlin, born 1841, Great Yarmouth, Co Norfolk.[14] With father, 1851.[14]
(d) Martha Chamberlain, born 1796/1799, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[8,14,17] {Presumed daughter, born in Trowse but not from any of the other branches of the Trowse Chamberlain's } Seed seller, 1851.[14] Married
William Woolnough, 13/1/1820, St John de Sepulchre, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[8] Both listed their ages as 21yo at the time of their
marriage (possibly 21yo or over}.[8] William died between
1841-1851. Resided 1841, Norwich, Co Norfolk
("Woolbrough").[17] Resided 1851, King Street, St Peter per
Mountergate, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14]
Children:
(1)
William Woolbrough,
born 1823, Bungay, Co Suffolk.[14,17] With parents,
1841.[17] Master miller, 1851.[14] Resided 1851, lodging with
Lewis Walker, Mill Street, Heigham, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14]
(2)
Martha Woolbrough, born 1823, Earsham, Co Norfolk.[14,17] With parents, 1841,1851.[14,17]
(3) Sarah Woolbrough, born 1830, Lakenham, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14,17] With parents, 1841,1851.[14,17]
*
v.
Joseph Chamberlin,[4] probably born 1750-1760. {Possible son - was in Trowse & named a son Henry, after presumed father, and another Matthew, after presumed brother }
vi.
Daniel Chamberlain.[4] Died 1754 & buried 22/3/1754, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4] {Possible child }
vii.
Ann Chamberlain, baptised 6/1/1760, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4]
viii.
Mary Chamberlin, baptised 15/1/1763, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4]
Married Susanna Carter, 3/9/1769, St Peter Mancroft,
Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,7] Susanna of St Gregory, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4] By licence, both previously unmarried.[4] Witnesses William
Carter & Ann Chamberlin.[4] Susanna born 1741, died 29/5/1791 &
buried 2/6/1791, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk (50yo).[4]
Married 2nd Elizabeth Newman, 28/2/1793, St Stephen, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[3,4] Both previously married.[4] Peter of St Peter Mancroft
& Elizabeth of St Stephen, by licence.[4] Witnesses Thomas
Chamberlin & James Chamberlin (brothers).[4] Resided 1823, St Peter
Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4]
i.
Joseph Chamberlin, born 9/6/1770, baptised 22/6/1770, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,7] Died
16/2/1810, St Margaret, Norwich, Co Norfolk & buried 22/2/1810, St
Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk (39yo).[4] Resided 1810, St
Margaret, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] Married Mary Libbiss, 31/10/1797, St Paul, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8]
*
ii.
Thomas Chamberlin, born 3/12/1771, baptised 15/12/1771, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,7]
iii.
Susanna Chamberlin, born 8/3/1773,
baptised 28/3/1773, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4,7] Died 1775 & buried 18/12/1775, St Peter
Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk (2yr,9mo).[4,7]
iv.
Maria Chamberlin, born 6/2/1774,
baptised 4/3/1774, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4,7] Died 1775 & buried 3/12/1775, St Peter Mancroft,
Norwich, Co Norfolk (1yr,9mo).[4,7]
v.
William Chamberlain, born 27/1/1776,
baptised 14/2/1776, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4,7] Died 1776 & buried 18/2/1776, St Peter Mancroft,
Norwich, Co Norfolk (inf).[4]
vi.
William Chamberlin, born 2/3/1777,
baptised 13/3/1777, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4,7] Died 1778 & buried 5/1/1778, St Peter Mancroft,
Norwich, Co Norfolk (inf).[4]
vii.
Charlotte Chamberlin, born 24/3/1778,
baptised 5/4/1778, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4,7] Died 3/5/1796 & buried 8/5/1796, St Peter
Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk (18yo).[4]
viii.
Celia Chamberlin, born 16/1/1780,
baptised 23/1/1780, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4,7] Died 1780 & buried 10/3/1780, St Peter Mancroft,
Norwich, Co Norfolk (inf).[4,7]
i.
Charles Chamberlin, born 30/5/1801, baptised 7/6/1801, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,7]
Married Arabia Hamnall, 30/11/1767, St Andrew, Trowse
Newton, Co Norfolk.[4] Both single.[4] Witnesses John Turner &
Thomas Whetstone.[4] Arabia born 1745, died 1816 & buried
30/4/1816, St John the Baptist, Lakenham, Norwich, Co Norfolk
(71yo).[4] On 20/10/1769 George, Arabia & son James (infant) were
recorded with a settlement certificate, the certifying parish was St
Edmund, Norwich, and the parish of residence was Trowse (Newton), Co
Norfolk.[16] George & Arabia were witnesses at the marriage of
Samuel Johnson & Susanna Hamnell, 15/4/1771, St Andrew, Trowse
Newton, Co Norfolk.[4] George was a witness at the marriage of James
Johnson & Elizabeth Whipps, 23/1/1780, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co
Norfolk.[4] George was a witness at the marriage of James Chambers
& Susannah Raven, 27/12/1780, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co
Norfolk.[4] Resided 1816, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4]
i.
James Chamberlin, baptised
27/3/1767-1768, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4] Died
c.1808, will probated 1805, James Chamberlain, of Norwich.[9] Married
Frances Hendley,[4] 2/3/1795, Saint Mary In The Marsh, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[8] Frances died c.1830 & will probated 1830 Frances
Chamberlain, widow, of Norwich.[9]
Children:
(a)
George Michael Chamberlain, baptised 5/10/1795, Saint Mary In The Marsh, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Died
1833 & buried 9/8/1833, St Julian, Norwich, Co Norfolk
(38yo).[4] Carpenter, 1817, 1821, 1824, 1828, 1830,
1831.[4,51] In 1830 voted in the poll for members of Parliament
for the city and county of Norwich.[51] Married
Jane Scrape,[4] 11/11/1816, St Julian, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[8] Jane born 1794, died 1846 & buried 18/1/1846, St
Julian, Norwich, Co Norfolk (52yo).[4] Resided 30/7/1830, St John
Timberhall, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[51] Resided 1846, St Edmund,
Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4]
Children:
(1)
Frances Reborna Chamberlain, born 3/8/1817, baptised 31/8/1817, St Julian, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] Resided
1841, St Peter Mountergate, Norwich, Co Norfolk, with
siblings.[17] Shop assistant, 1851.[14] Resided 1851, Thompsons
Yard, St Edmund, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14] Resided 1861, Easy Wymer
district, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[31]
(2)
Hannah Gardner Chamberlain, born 17/4/1821, baptised 6/5/1821, St Julian, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] Resided
1841, St Peter Mountergate, Norwich, Co Norfolk, with
siblings.[17] Warehouse assistant, 1851.[14] Resided, 1851, with
sister, Frances.[14] Resided 1861, East Wymer district, Norwich,
Co Norfolk.[31]
(3) Jane Scrape Chamberlain, born 9/3/1824, baptised 11/4/1824, St Julian, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] Resided
1839, St Peter Parmentergate, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] Died 1839
& buried 1/8/1839, St Julian, Norwich, Co Norfolk (15yo).[4] (4) John
George Chamberlain, born 6/7/1828, baptised 14/9/1828, St Julian,
Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] Resided 1841, St Peter Mountergate,
Norwich, Co Norfolk, with siblings.[17] (5) Roger James Chamberlain, born 24/10/1831, baptised 27/11/1831, St Julian, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] Died
1850, St Edmund, Norwich & buried 25/8/1850, St Julian, Norwich, Co
Norfolk (18yo).[4] Resided 1841, St Peter Mountergate, Norwich, Co
Norfolk, with siblings.[17]
(b)
Frances Arabia Chamberlain, born 12/9/1797, baptised 12/9/1797, St Julian, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,8]
(c) Elizabeth Maria Chamberlain, born 12/5/1801, baptised 17/5/1801, St Julian, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,8] (d) Maria Chamberlain, born 18/6/1804, baptised 24/6/1804, St Julian, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,8]
ii.
George Chamberlin, baptised 21/1/1770,
St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4] Carpenter,
1814.[4,28] Died 1815 & buried 11/4/1815, St John the Baptist,
Lakenham, Norwich, Co Norfolk (45yo).[4] Will probated 1815 for
George Chamberlain, carpenter, of Trowse Millgate, Co Norfolk.[16,50]
Witness, 1792, at marriage of sister, Maria Chamberlain, St Andrew,
Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4] Witness, 1800, at marriage of
brother, John Chamberlain, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co
Norfolk.[4] Witness at marriage of William Foster & Ann
Hamnell, 12/5/1801, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4] Married
Mary Groom, 27/11/1798, St Stephen, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[3,4] Both
of St Stephen & previously unmarried.[4] By banns, witnesses James
Rippin, Ann Rippin and Sarah Edwards.[4] Resided 1814,1815
Trowse Milgate, Co Norfolk.[4]
Children:
(a)
George Chamberlain,
baptised 13/4/1800, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4] Died 1822,
St George Colegate, Norwich, Co Norfolk &
buried 23/6/1822, All Saints, Norwich, Co Norfolk (18yo).[4]
(b)
Maria Chamberlain, born 8/4/1802, baptised 11/4/1802, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4]
(c) Jeremiah
Chamberlain, born 6/6/1804, baptised 10/6/1804, St Andrew, Trowse
Newton, Co Norfolk.[4] Died 1808 & buried 22/4/1808, St John
the Baptist, Lakenham, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] (d) female Chamberlain, born 8/4/1806, baptised 18/4/1806, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4] (e) Marianne
Chamberlain, born 26/3/1808, baptised 27/3/1808, St Andrew, Trowse
Newton, Co Norfolk.[4] Died 1829 & buried 21/6/1829, St John
the Baptist, Lakenham, Norwich, Co Norfolk (21yo).[4] (f) James Chamberlain, baptised 29/5/1814, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4,28]
iii.
Maria Chamberlain, baptised 10/2/1772,
St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4] Witness at marriage of
Jonathan Spooner & Elizabeth Porter, 28/5/1787, St Andrew, Trowse
Newton, Co Norfolk.[4] Married
John Roper, 22/3/1792, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co
Norfolk.[4] Both single.[4] Witnesses George Chamberlain (brother)
& Sarah Roper.[4]
iv.
John Chamberlain,[58] baptised 6/3/1774,
St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4] Died 1837 & buried
3/7/1837, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk
(64yo).[4] Carpenter,[58] 1813,1814,1818.[4] Married
Sarah Edwards, 18/11/1800, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co
Norfolk.[4] Sarah died c.1853 & will probated 1853, Sarah
Chamberlain, widow, of Norwich, formerly of Trowse Newton, Co
Norfolk.[16] Both single.[4] Witnesses Mary Pierce & George
Chamberlain (brother).[4] Resided 1837, Trowse
Newton.[4] Sarah resided, 1841, Erpingham, Henstead, Lodden,
Clavering & Walsingham district, Co Norfolk (60yo).[17]
Children:
(a)
George Thomas
Chamberlain, born 7/10/1801, Norwich,[4,8,58] baptised 11/10/1801, St
George Colegate, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4,8] Pianoforte maker, 1851, 1861, 1862.[58] Carpenter,
1871.[58] Retired joiner & carpenter, 1881.[58,59] By 1871 was
blind in one eye.[58] Married Martha.[58] Martha born Wivelscombe, Co Somerset.[58] Married
2nd Maria, 16/11/1862, St Matthew's, St Pancras, London, Co
Middlesex.[58] Maria born 1822, Marylebone, Co Middlesex.[59] Resided
1862, Grove Street, London.[58] Resided 1881, 35 Stanley Street,
London.[59]
Children:
(1)
Mary Veryard Chamberlain, born c.1826, Tiverton, Co Devon.[58]
(2) Martha Betsy Chamberlain, born c.1826, Tiverton, Co Devon.[58] (3) Alfred Besley Chamberlain, born Co Middlesex.[58] (4) Charles William Chamberlain, born Co Middlesex.[58] (5) John Besley Chamberlain, born Co Middlesex.[58] (6) Amelia Chamberlain, born Co Middlesex.[58] (7) Thomas Chamberlain, born Co Middlesex.[58]
(b)
John James Chamberlain, born 3/8/1803,[4,8,52] baptised 7/8/1803, St George Colegate, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,8] Married Theophilia.[52] Theophilia born 1833, Fletching, Co Sussex.[52]
Children:
(1)
Thomas Frederick Chamberlain, born 13/9/1859, Charlton, Dover, Co Kent.[52]
(c) Charles
Chamberlain, born 17/11/1805, baptised 24/11/1805, St George Colegate,
Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,8] Died 1830 & buried 6/10/1830, St
Stephen, Norwich, Co Norfolk (25yo).[4] (d) Thomas Chamberlain, born 8/6/1810, baptised 17/6/1810, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4] (e) Alfred Chamberlain, born 17/4/1811, baptised 19/4/1811, St Andrew, Eaton, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] (f) Salome Elizabeth Chamberlain, born 8/7/1813, baptised 11/7/1813, St Andrew, Eaton, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] Married
John Henry Long, 1/11/1832, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4]
John previously married.[4] Witnesses Lydall David Sparrow & Louisa
Hawkes.[4] (g) Amelia
Arabia Chamberlain, born 18/12/1814, baptised 25/12/1814, St Andrew,
Eaton, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] Resided, 1841, Trowse
Millgate, Norwich, Co Norfolk, with mother.[4,17]
Children:
(1)
Pamela Mary Wortley Chamberlain, born 9/2/1839, baptised 17/3/1842, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4,28]
(2) Maria Britcher Chamberlain, born 5/10/1840, baptised 30/10/1840, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich,
Co Norfolk.[7] With mother, 1841.[17] Died 1843 & buried
24/2/1843, St Michael Coslany, Norwich, Co Norfolk (2yr,6mo).[4]
(h) Mahelah Sarah Chamberlain, born 12/3/1818, baptised 29/3/1818, St Andrew, Eaton, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4]
v.
Charles Chamberlain, baptised
25/12/1777, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4] Died 1794
& buried 11/9/1794, St John the Baptist, Lakenham, Norwich, Co
Norfolk (16yo).[4]
vi.
Jeremiah Dickson Chamberlain, baptised 4/6/1780, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4]
vii.
Thomas Chamberlain, baptised 26/1/1783, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4]
viii.
Jason Chamberlain, baptised 3/2/1788, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4] Died
1836 & buried 12/2/1836, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk
(48yo).[4] Carpenter, 1813, 1816, 1819, 1820, 1823, 1828,
1831.[4,28] Labourer, 1815.[4,28] Married
Rachael Yeomans,[4] 15/1/1810, St Stephen, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[3] Rachel born 1787, died 1848 & buried 14/1/1848, St
Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk (61yo).[4] Resided 1815,1823,
Trowse Newton.[4] Resided 1835,1836,1841,1848 Trowse Milgate.[4,17]
Children:
(a)
Thomas Chamberlain, born 15/6/1810, baptised 17/6/1810, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4]
(b)
Arabia Chamberlain,
born 4/1/1812, baptised 5/1/1812, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co
Norfolk.[4] Died 1814 & buried 29/8/1814, St John the Baptist,
Lakenham, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4]
(c) Maria
Chamberlain, baptised 22/8/1813, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co
Norfolk.[4,28] Died 1815 & buried 28/3/1815, St John the
Baptist, Lakenham, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] (d) George
Chamberlain, baptised 10/9/1815, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co
Norfolk.[4,28] In 1836 was indentured as an apprentice to George
Chamberlain of Co Middlesex, carpenter and joiner.[16] (e) Arabia Chamberlain, baptised 1/12/1816, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4,28] (f) Charles Chamberlain, baptised 4/4/1819, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk.[4,28] (g) Maria
Chamberlain, baptised 24/12/1820, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co
Norfolk.[4,28] Resided, 1841, Trowse Millgate, Norwich, Co
Norfolk, with mother.[17] (h) William
Chamberlain, baptised 27/4/1823, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co
Norfolk.[4,28] Died 1823 & buried 10/10/1823, St Andrew,
Trowse Newton, Co Norfolk (inf).[4] (i) William
Chamberlain, baptised 2/11/1828, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co
Norfolk.[4,28] Resided, 1841, Trowse Millgate, Norwich, Co
Norfolk, with mother.[17] (j) Marianne
Chamberlain, baptised 3/4/1831, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co
Norfolk.[4,28] Died 1835 & buried 10/5/1835, St Andrew, Trowse
Newton, Co Norfolk (4yo).[4]
Married Sarah
Fenn, 27/10/1782, St Bartholomew, Heigham, Co Norfolk.[4,8] Both
single, Henry of Trowse Newton & Sarah of Heigham, Co Norfolk.[4]
By licence, both literate.[4] Witnesses John Blomfield & Henry
Davy.[4] Married 2nd Mary Defedge,[4,7] 18/12/1785, St Benedict,
Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,8,20] By license.[4] Witnesses Margaret Deffadge
& John Lovick.[4] Mary of St Margaret, Norwich.[4] Mary previoudly
unmarried, Henry a widower.[4] Mary, d/o John De Fedge & Ann
Sparrow,[20] born 3/1765, St Margaret, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14] Mary,
an annuitant, resided 1851, with daughter, Mary Miller (nee
Chamberlain), 1 Grove Place Corner Cottage, Night Cap Lane, Lakenham,
Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14]
i.
Sarah Chamberlin, baptised 5/10/1783, St Benedict, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8]
i.
John Defedge Chamberlin, born
26/10/1786, baptised 29/10/1786, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4,7] Died 27/1/1788 & buried 29/1/1788, St Peter
Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk (inf).[4,7]
ii.
Mary Ann Chamberlin, born 23/1/1788, baptised 3/2/1788, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,7]
iii.
Ann Maria Chamberlin, baptised 16/8/1789, All Saints, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8]
iv.
James Chamberlin, born 1794, Norwich,
Co Norfolk,[14,17] baptised 30/1/1794, Saint Augustine,
Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Grocer, 1829.[4] Inspector Of Weight &
Measure, 1851.[14] Married
Susannah.[4,7] Susanna born 1791, Norwich, Co Norfolk,[14,17] died
1860 & buried 10/9/1860, St Stephen, Norwich, Co Norfolk
(63yo).[4] Resided 1829,1830,1831, Castle Street, St Peter
Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] Resided 1841, Heigham, Norwich,
Co Norfolk.[17] Resided 1851, New Market Road, Heigham, Norwich,
Co Norfolk.[14] Resided 1863, St Stephen, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4]
Children:
(a)
James Chamberlin, born 7/8/1820, baptised 11/8/1820, Saint Martin At Palace, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[8] With parents, 1841, 1851.[14,17] Grocer,
1851,1864,1868.[9] Wine merchant, 1864,1871.[9] Innkeeper,
1873,1885.[53,54] Dated
4/12/1851, Conveyance by William Creasy Ewing of the hamlet of Eaton,
Esq., Edward Candler of Bawburgh, miller, and Lawrence Candler of
Saxlingham, miller, and James Chamberlin the younger of Norwich,
grocer, of a messuage and hereditaments in Post Office Street in
Norwich.[9] Dated 10/12/1851, Mortgage by James Chamberlin the younger
of Norwich, grocer, and John Culley Norton of the hamlet of Heigham,
gent., of a messuage and hereditaments in Post Office Street in Norwich
for securing £400 and interest.[9] Dated 26/4/1864, Reconveyance by
John Culley Norton of Norwich, gent., and James Chamberlin of Norwich,
grocer, of a messuage and hereditaments in Post Office Street in
Norwich.[9] Dated 24/6/1864, Conveyance by Charles Wilson Jolly of
Norwich, coachbuilder, Charles Robert Freeman of Norwich, grocer, and
James Chamberlin of Norwich, wine merchant, of two messuages and shops
situate in No. 26 and small part No. 24, Post Office Street,
Norwich.[9] Dated 27/9/1864, Mortgage by James Chamberlin of Norwich,
wine merchant, and Charles Wilson Jolly of Norwich, coachbuilder, with
Reconveyance endorsed, Charles Wilson Jolly to James Chamberlin,
13/6/1870, of hereditaments situate in Post Office Street in the parish
of Saint John of Maddermarket, Norwich, for securing £1000 and future
advances, with interest thereon at £5 per cent p.a.[9] Dated 14/7/1868,
Conveyance by Emily Mary Scott of Norwich, widow, and James Chamberlin
of Norwich, grocer, to George Thomas Mills of Norwich, bricklayer, and
William Sadd of Norwich, gent., of a workshop and hereditaments in the
parish of St Gregory, Norwich.[9] Dating between 1845-1871, Deeds and
writings relating to a messuage and hereditaments situate in the
Lobster Yard, Saint John's Maddermarket, Norwich. Now part of No. 24
and yard, formerly the property of Mr W.D. Allen and later of Mr James
Chamberlin.[9] Dated 3/7/1871, Conveyance by William Daniel Allen of
Norwich, whitesmith, and James Chamberlin of Norwich, wine merchant, of
a messuage etc situate in the Lobster Yard, Norwich, now part of No. 24
and yard.[9] Publican & innkeeper, 7/1/1873, "Old Lobster", Lobster
Lane, Pottergate Street, St John Maddermarket, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[53]
On 18/3/1873 the licence was transferred to William Livock, who closed
the inn down.[53] The previous licensee was John Amies in 1856.[53]
Publican & innkeeper, 16/6/1885, along with William Henry Smith, of
the "Corn Exchange", Exchange Street, St John Maddermarket, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[54] By 5/8/1885 the licence had been transferred to Frank
Boggis King and prior to James the licence was held by Robert John
Morley, 21/4/1885.[54] The inn closed 1889.[54]
(b)
Charles Henry
Chamberlin, born 26/10/1821, baptised 29/10/1821, Saint Martin At
Palace, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] With parents, 1841.[17] Coroner &
Solicitors Clerk, 1851.[14] Married
Elizabeth Diver.[14] Elizabeth born 1825, Yarmouth, Co
Norfolk.[14] Resided 1851, 6 Apsley Terrace, Great Yarmouth, Co
Norfolk.[14]
Children:
(1)
Rose Chamberlin, born 1847, So. Town, Co Suffolk.[14]
(c) Susan
Chamberlin, born 27/2/1823, baptised 4/3/1823, Saint Martin At Palace,
Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] With parents, 1841.[17] (d) Kate
Chamberlin, born 19/6/1825, baptised 22/6/1825, Saint Martin At Palace,
Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Died 19/1/1831 & buried 25/2/1831, The
Rosary, Norwich, Co Norfolk (6yo).[4] (e) John
Chamberlin, born 19/4/1829, baptised 22/4/1829, St Peter Mancroft,
Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,7] Died 12/10/1830 & buried 17/10/1830,
The Rosary, Norwich, Co Norfolk (18mo).[4]
v.
Charles Chamberlin, born 25/12/1795, baptised 27/12/1795, Saint Augustine, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Died 21/12/1796.[8]
vi.
Charles Chamberlin, born 9/9/1797, baptised 10/9/1797, Saint Augustine, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8]
vii.
Charles Chamberlin, born 3/10/1798, baptised 7/10/1798, Saint Augustine, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8]
viii.
Mary Clarissa Chamberlin, born
19/8/1801, baptised 23/8/1801, Saint Augustine, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[8] Annuitant, 1851.[14] Married
Mr Miller.[14] Mr Miller died between 1838-1851.[14] Resided 1851,
1 Grove Place Corner Cottage, Night Cap Lane, Lakenham, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[14]
Children:
(a)
Mary Miller, born 1828, Lakenham, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14] With mother, 1851.[14]
(b)
John Miller, born 1831, Lakenham, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14] With mother, 1851.[14] Attourney's clerk, 1851.[14]
(c) Jessie Miller, born 1835, Lakenham, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14] With mother, 1851.[14] (d) Walter Miller, born 1838, Lakenham, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14] With mother, 1851.[14]
ix. Henry Chamberlin, born 7/6/1804, baptised 16/6/1804, Saint Augustine, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8]
Married Mary
Diver, 4/8/1783, St Margaret, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,8,15] {[15] gives
marriage to David Chamberlain } Mary born 1756, died 1830 & buried
15/6/1830, St Mary, Ditchingham, Co Norfolk (74yo).[11] Resided
1825,1830, Ditchingham, Co Norfolk.[11]
i.
Daniel Chamberlain, born 1785.[4] Died 1824 & buried 12/8/1824, St Stephen, Norwich, Co Norfolk (39yo).[4] Was
a witness at the marriage of James Hurry & Lydia Winson, 15/9/1818,
Ditchingham, Co Norfolk (both James & Lydia of
Ditchingham).[11] Married
Rebecca Crisp/Fisk, 25/10/1803, St Mary, Shelton, Co
Norfolk.[11] Witnesses S. Digns & Stephen
Raven.[11] Rebecca born 1772, died 1808 & buried 10/5/1808, St
Mary Shelton, Co Norfolk (36yo).[11]
ii.
Elizabeth Chamberlain, born 20/11/1792, baptised 25/11/1792, St Swithin, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4]
iii.
Henry Chamberlain,[4] born 1791/1792,[14,17] Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14] Died 1850's. Weaver,
1821,1823,1827.[4] Linen weaver, 1851.[14] Was a witness
(illiterate) at the marriage of Henry Sadd & Phoebe Hurry,
6/12/1820, Ditchingham, Co Norfolk.[11] Married
Honor Sadd, 1/2/1820, St Mary, Ditchingham, Co Norfolk.[11] Both
resided Ditchingham & were single at the time.[11] By banns, both
illiterate.[11] Witnesses Thomas Chamberlain & Rachel
Fisk.[11] Honor born 1795,[14,17] Broome, Co
Norfolk.[14] Resided 1841, Lakenham, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[17] Resided 1851, No.10, Row 21, Lakenham, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[14] Honor resided 1861, East Wymer district, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[31]
Children:
(a)
George Frederick
Chamberlain, baptised 27/5/1821, St John, Lakenham, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4] With parents, 1841.[17] Cordwainer, 1851.[14] Married
Frances E. Hornagold.[14] Frances born 1820, St
Augustine, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14] Resided 1851 with Richard
Hornagold (father-in-law), Spitalfields, Thorpe Next Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[14] Resided 1861, Mancroft district, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[31]
Children:
(1)
William Chamberlin, born 1850, Thorpe Hamlet, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14]
(2)
Ada Chamberlain, born 1857, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[31] With parents, 1861.[31]
(3) William Chamberlain, born 1859, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[31] With parents, 1861.[31]
(b)
Marianne Chamberlain, baptised 12/10/1823, St John, Lakenham, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] With parents, 1841.[17]
(c) Elizabeth
Honor Chamberlain, baptised 29/4/1827, St John, Lakenham, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4] With parents, 1841,1851.[14,17] Dress maker,
1851.[14] Married John Honigold.[14] John born 1829, Thorpe, Co Norfolk.[14] Book binder, 1851.[14]
Children:
(1)
George Honigold, born 1844, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14] With parents, 1851.[14]
(2)
Elizabeth Honigold, born 1850, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14] With parents, 1851.[14]
iv.
Thomas Chamberlain,[11] probably born between 1785-1800 (from DOB of mother & DOM of parents ). Was a witness at the marriage of his brother, Henry, 1820, Ditchingham, Co Norfolk.[11] Painter, 1822.[4] Married Rachel Fisk.[11] Resided 1822, St Stephen, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4]
Children:
(a)
Thomas Divers
Chamberlain, born 26/2/1822, baptised 14/7/1822, St Stephen, Norwich,
Co Norfolk.[4] Shoemaker, 1851.[14] Married
Mary Eliza Edwards, 28/6/1847, All Saints, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[8] Eliza born 1824, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14] Resided
1851, 7 Twenty One Row, Lakenham, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14]
Married Sarah Hollman,[8] 26/10/1783, St
Bartholomew, Heigham, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] Both single and of
Heigham.[4] By banns, both illiterate.[4] Witnesses Daniel Chamberlain
& Mary Chamberlain.[4] {Thomas, Henry & Robert , below, are likely
siblings. Thomas & Henry were both candle makers and born Norwich.
Robert and Henry both had the same witness, Anthony Wills, at their
marriages. Robert was born St Benedict, Norwich. At the time only Henry
Sr was in that parish, strongly suggesting that he was the father of
Thomas, Henry & Robert. Note Henry Jr & Thomas also named sons
Walter, born around the same time }
i.
Elizabeth Chamerlin, born 9/10/1783, baptised 9/10/1783, St Bartholomew, Heigham, Co Norfolk.[4,8]
ii.
Sarah Chamberlain, born 1786,[14,17] baptised 28/5/1786, St Benedict, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Married
Thomas Culyer, 20/10/1808, St Etheldreda, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[8] Thomas born 1788, St Stephen, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14]
Journeyman chair maker, 1851.[14] Resided 1841, Norwich, Co
Norfolk ("Cullyer").[17] Resided 1851, Castle Meadow, St George
Tombland, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14]
Children:
(a)
Thomas Cullyer, born 1813, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14,17] Woodcarver employing 3 men, 1851.[14] Married
Caroline.[14,17] Caroline born 1821, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[14,17] Resided 1841, Norwich, Co Norfolk
("Cullyer").[17] Resided 1851, Pottergate Street, St John
Maddermarket, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14]
Children:
(1)
Emily Cullyer, born 1840, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[17] With parents, 1841.[17] Missing 1851.[14]
(2)
Thomas E. Culyer, born 1843, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14] With parents, 1851.[14]
(3) Charles A. Culyer, born 1848, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14] With parents, 1851.[14]
(b)
Emily Cullyer, born 1816, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[17] With parents, 1841.[17]
(c) Charles
Cullyer, born 1820, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14,17] With parents,
1841.[17] Cabinet maker, 1851.[14] Resided 1851, lodging with
Charles Turner, King Street, St Ethelred Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14] (d) James Cullyer, born 1821, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[17] With parents, 1841.[17] (e) Eliza Cullyer, born 1821, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[17] With parents, 1841.[17] (f) Henry Cullyer, born 1826, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[17] With parents, 1841.[17]
iii.
Ann Chamberlin, baptised 4/1/1789, St Benedict, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8]
iv.
Frances Chamberlin, baptised 16/10/1791, St Benedict, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8]
*
v.
Thomas Chamberlin,[4] born 1799/1801, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14,17]
*
vi.
Robert Chamberlin,[4,8,34] born 1802, St Benedict, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14]
*
vii.
Henry Chamberlaine,[4] born 1804/1807, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14,17,31]
Possible son - was in Trowse & named a son Henry, after presumed father, and another Matthew, after presumed brother } Was
a witness at the marriage of James King & Elizabeth Rudrum,
19/3/1784, St Mary, Rockland St Mary, Co Norfolk.[4] Married
Elizabeth Ropkins, 2/8/1779, St Andrew, Trowse Newton, Co
Norfolk.[4] Both single, by licence.[4] Witnesses Thomas Chamberlin
& Judith Chamberlin (probably uncle & aunt, born around the same time as Joseph ).[4]
i.
Henry Chamberlin, baptised 25/6/1781, St Peter and St Paul, Bergh
Apton, Co Norfolk.[4] Wheelwright, 1830.[51] In 1830 voted in the poll
for members of Parliament for the city and county of Norwich.[51] Married
Rebecca Lacey,[10,11] 3/10/1809, St Simon & St Jude, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[8] Rebecca born 1788, died 1825 & buried 25/3/1825, St
John, Hoveton, Co Norfolk.[11] Married
2nd Margaret Cage, 25/12/1827, Lakenham, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[8] Margaret born c.1778.[17] Resided 1831,1841, Lakenham,
Norwich, Co Norfolk.[17,51]
Children:
(a)
Matthew Chamberlain,
baptised 1811, Hoveton St John, Co Norfolk.[11] Died 1877 & buried
1877, St John, Hoveton, Co Norfolk (67yo).[11]
(b)
Rebecca Chamberlain, baptised 1811, Hoveton St John, Co Norfolk.[11]
(c) Henry
Chamberlain, baptised 1813, Hoveton St John, Co Norfolk.[11] Died 1831
& buried 4/8/1831, St John, Hoveton, Co Norfolk.[11] (d) Eliza Chamberlain, baptised 1815, Hoveton St John, Co Norfolk.[11] (e) Charles Chamberlain, baptised 1817, Hoveton St John, Co Norfolk.[11] (f) Maria Chamberlain, baptised 1819, Hoveton St John, Co Norfolk.[11] (g) Joseph Chamberlain, born 14/12/1819,[10,46] baptised 28/1/1821, Hoveton St John, Co Norfolk.[10,11] Draper
& grocer, 1861.[46] Married Maria.[46] Maria born 1826, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[46] Resided 1844,1848, New York, USA.[46] Resided 1861,
Forncett St Peter, Co Norfolk.[46]
Children:
(1)
Frederick J. Chamberlain, born 1844, New York, USA.[46] With parents, 1861.[46]
(2)
Charles H. Chamberlain, born 1848, New York, USA.[46] With parents, 1861.[46]
(3) George W. Chamberlain, born 1860, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[46] With parents, 1861.[46]
ii.
Matthew Chamberlin, born 1782,[14,17] baptised 1/12/1782, St Peter and St Paul, Bergh Apton, Co
Norfolk.[4] Died 1852 & buried 29/3/1852, St John, Hoveton, Co
Norfolk.[11] Farmer of 40 acres, employing 2 men, 1851.[14] Married
Judith[14] Dunning,[11] 26/2/1810, St Stephen, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[3] Judith born 1787, Buxton, Co Norfolk,[14,17] died 1860
& buried 11/12/1860, St John, Hoveton, Co Norfolk.[11] Resided
1841, Hoveton, Co Norfolk.[17] Resided 1851, Lower Street, Hoveton St
John, Co Norfolk.[14]
Children:
(a)
Matthew Chamberlin,
born 1811, Buxton, Co Norfolk.[14,17] Died 1853 & buried 21/9/1853,
St John, Hoveton, Co Norfolk.[11] Labourer, 1839.[4] Agricultural
labourer, 1851.[14] Married
Elizabeth[14] Lockett, 1832, St John, Hoveton, Co
Norfolk.[11] Elizabeth born 1812, Hoveton, Co Norfolk.[14] Resided
1841, Hoveton, Co Norfolk.[17] Resided 1851, Ship Yard, St Ethelred,
Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14] Elizabeth resided 1861, Conisford district,
Norwich, Co Norfolk.[31]
Children:
(1)
Amelia Chamberlain, baptised 1832, Hoveton St John, Co Norfolk.[11]
(2)
George Chamberlain, baptised 1835, Hoveton St John, Co Norfolk.[11]
(3) Eliza Chamberlain, baptised 1837, Hoveton St John, Co Norfolk.[11] (4) Ann
Chamberlain, born 1839,[14] baptised 25/12/1839, St Bartholomew,
Heigham, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] With parents, 1851.[14] Spinner,
1851.[14] (5) Elizabeth Chamberlain, born 1843, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14] With parents, 1851,1861.[14,31] (6) John Chamberlain, born 1845, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14] With parents, 1851,1861.[14,31]
(b)
Charles Chamberlain, baptised 1812, Hoveton St John, Co Norfolk.[11]
(c) George
Chamberlin, born 1813,[14] baptised 1813, Hoveton St John, Co
Norfolk.[11] Brewers servant, 1851.[14] Smith, 1856.[4] Married
Elizabeth White, 18/11/1856, St Mary & St Margaret Sprowston
with St Andrew, Beeston, Co Norfolk.[4] Both resided Sprowston,
Norwich, at the time & were both single.[4] Elizabeth d/o John
White.[4] By banns, witnesses T. White & Elizabeth
Bradberry.[4] Elizabeth born 1813, Halverton, Co
Norfolk.[14,17] Resided 1841, St Peter Montergate, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[17] Resided 1851, Ship Yard, St Peter Per Mountergate,
Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14] Resided 1861, Conisford district, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[31]
Children:
(1)
Maria Chamberlin, born 1834, Hemblington, Co Norfolk.[14] With parents, 1841,1851.[14,17]
(d) Emily Chamberlain, baptised 1814, Hoveton St John, Co Norfolk.[11] (e) Mary/Maria
Chamberlin, baptised 24/3/1816, Hoveton St John, Co Norfolk.[11,14]
With parents, 1841.[17] Resided 1851, with Matthew Booth, Upper
Close, St Mary in Marsh, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14] Housemaid,
1851.[14] (f) John Chamberlain, baptised 1820, Hoveton St John, Co Norfolk.[11] With parents, 1841,1851.[14,17] (g) Joseph Chamberlain, born 14/12/1819, baptised 28/1/1821, Hoveton St John, Co Norfolk.[10] (h) William
Chamberlain, born 1824, Hoveton St John, Co Norfolk.[14] With brother,
Matthew, 1851.[14] Baptised 1845, Hoveton St John, Co
Norfolk.[11] Agricultural labourer, 1851.[14] Married Mary Ann.[31] Mary Ann born 1820.[31] Resided 1861, Mancroft district, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[31]
Children:
(1)
Judith Chamberlin, born 1854, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[31] With parents, 1861.[31]
(2)
Mary Ann Chamberlin, born 1855, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[31] With parents, 1861.[31]
(i) Edward
Chamberlin, born 1825, Hoveton, Co Norfolk.[14,31] With parents,
1841.[17] Maltster, 1851.[14] Baptised 1845, Hoveton St John, Co
Norfolk.[11] Married
Mary.[14] Mary born 1827, Coltishall, Co Norfolk.[14,31] Resided
1851, Anchor Street, Coltishall, Co Norfolk.[14] Resided 1861,
Conisford district, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[31]
Children:
(1)
Matthew Chamberlin, born 1840, Coltishall, Co Norfolk.[14]
(2)
Rebecca Chamberlin, born 1849, Wroxham, Co Norfolk.[14] With parents, 1861.[31]
(3) Sarah Chamberlin, born 1855, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[31] With parents, 1861.[31] (4) Edward Chamberlin, born 1856,[17] baptised 16/2/1862, St Etheldreda, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] With parents, 1861.[31] (5) Susannah
Elizabeth Chamberlin, born 1857,[31] baptised 16/2/1862, St Etheldreda,
Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] With parents, 1861.[31] (6) George Chamberlin, baptised 16/2/1862, St Etheldreda, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] (7) John Chamberlin, born 1861,[17] baptised 16/2/1862, St Etheldreda, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] With parents, 1861.[31] (8) William Chamberlin, baptised 14/2/1864, St Etheldreda, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] (9) Henry Chamberlin, baptised 2/2/1868, St Etheldreda, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] (10) Margaret Judith Chamberlin, baptised 2/2/1868, St Etheldreda, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8]
(j) Sarah Chamberlain, baptised 1826, Hoveton St John, Co Norfolk.[11] With parents, 1841.[17] (k) Margaret Chamberlain, born 1827, Hoveton, Cop Norfolk.[17] With parents, 1841.[17]
Married Elizabeth Catton/Cotton, 15/8/1805,
St Bartholomew, Heigham, Co Norfolk.[4,8] Thomas of St Peter Mancroft,
Elizabeth of Heigham.[4] Both literate, by licence.[4] Witnesses Isaac
Tillyard & John Howsogoe.[4] Elizabeth born 1790.[17] Resided 1826,
St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] Elizabeth resided 1841, St
Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[17] Dated 10/7/1806, Appointment
and Release in fee. Waller Rodwell Wright of Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk,
Esq., and Mary Ann his wife, James Moore the elder of Norwich, gent.,
James Moore the younger of Norwich, gent., to Thomas Chamberlain of
Norwich, innkeeper, and Thomas Lubbock of Norwich, gent., of the White
Hart Inn, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich.[9] On 29/4/1809 Thomas
Chamberlain of Norwich, innkeeper, mortgaged to Thomas Churchman
Hubbard of Norwich, gent., the White Hart Inn, 11 Theatre Street &
39/41 St Peters Street, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich for securing £350
and interest.[9] Dated 25/3/1814, Assignment of Mortgage, between
Thomas Churchman Hubbard of Norwich, gent., Thomas Chamberlain of
Norwich, innkeeper, and Gardiner Chapman of the Precinct of the
Cathedral Church of Norwich, gent. of an estate in the parish of St
Peter of Mancroft in Norwich securing payment of £700 and interest
(White Hart Inn).[9] Dated 25/3/1814, Mortgage Bond, Thomas Chamberlain
of Norwich, innkeeper, to Gardiner Chapman of the Precinct of the
Cathedral Church of Norwich, gent. (White Hart Inn).[9] Dated
23/3/1820, Surrender of property at 11 Theatre Street & 39/41 St
Peters Street (White Hart Inn), between Harriett Barwell of Norwich,
widow, and Thomas Chamberlain of Norwich, innkeeper, of the residue of
a term of 500 years in an estate in the parish of St Peter Mancroft in
Norwich in order to merge the same.[9] Dated 25/3/1820, Appointment and
Release, Thomas Chamberlain of Norwich, innkeeper, Gardiner Chapman of
the precinct of the Cathedral Church of Norwich, gent., to John Lamb of
Norwich, butcher, and Philip Millard of Norwich, gent., of the Equity
of redemption of an estate called the White Hart in St Peter of
Mancroft, Norwich.[9]
i.
Augusta Maria Chamerlin, born 13/11/1803, baptised 20/11/1803, St Bartholomew, Heigham, Co Norfolk.[4,8] Married Daniel Mack, 9/1/1825, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[7]
ii.
Joseph Chamberlin, born 19/4/1807, baptised 20/4/1807, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,7]
iii.
James Chamberlin, born 25/8/1808, baptised 28/8/1808, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,7] Married Thirza.[17] Resided 1841, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[17]
iv.
Edward Chamberlin, born 16/10/1810,
baptised 21/10/1810, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4,7] Died 24/12/1810 & buried 27/12/1810, St Peter
Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk (inf).[4,7]
Married
Mary Chapman.[4] Mary born 1806, Shottisham, Co Norfolk.[14,17,31]
Resided 1841, St Lawrence, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[17] Resided 1851,
Palace Plain, St Martin at Palace, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14] Mary
resided 1861, West Wymer district, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[31]
i.
Emma Chamberlain, born 1840, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14] With parents, 1841,1851.[14,17]
ii.
Marianne Chamberlin, born 27/8/1841, baptised 24/6/1855, St Andrew, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] With parents, 1851,1861.[14,31]
iii.
Walter Richard Chamberlin, born
1/3/1844, baptised 24/6/1855, St Andrew, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4] With parents, 1851,1861.[14,31]
iv.
Everlina Elizabeth Chamberlin, born
24/12/1848, baptised 24/6/1855, St Andrew, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4] With parents, 1851,1861.[14,31]
Married Maria[4,8] Fitch, 14/10/1827, St Bartholomew, Heigham, Norwich,
Co Norfolk.[4] By banns, Robert literate, Maria illiterate.[4] Robert
of Heigham, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] Witnesses John Carter, Maria
Carter, Anthony Wills.[4] Robert & Maria were witness at the
marriage of John Carter & Maria Buck, 25/12/1825, St Andrew, Thorpe
St Andrew, Co Norfolk.[4] Maria born about 1810,[17] died between
1841-1846. Married 2nd Sophia[14] Wallace, December quarter, 1846,
Norwich, Co Norfolk.[34] Sophia born 1801, Fritton, Co Norfolk.[14]
Resided 1834, St Miles Coslany, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] Resided 1841, St Paul, Norwich, Co Norfolk
(Robert Sr missing).[17] Resided 1851, Crockadile Yard, St Benedict,
Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14]
i.
Robert Chamberlin, born 1829.[17] With parents, 1841.[17]
ii.
Maria Chamberlin, born 6/10/1831, baptised 9/10/1831, St Martin at Oak, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] With parents, 1841.[17]
iii.
Mary Ann Chamberlin, baptised 16/3/1834, St Michael Coslany, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,8] With
parents, 1841.[17] General servant, 1851.[14] Resided, 1851, with
William Greenwood, 14 London Street, St Andrew, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[14] Resided 1861, West Wymer district, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[31]
Children:
(a)
John Chamberlain, born 1858, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[31] With mother, 1861.[31]
(b)
Lily Chamberlain, born 1860, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[31] With mother, 1861.[31]
i.
William Chamberlin, born 1848, St
Benedict, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14] With parents, 1851.[14] Resided
1861, West Wymer district, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[31]
Married Rebecca[8,31] Appleton Clark, 20/1/1829, St Bartholomew,
Heigham, Norwich, CO Norfolk.[4] By banns, both literate.[4] Witnesses
Robert Clark & Anthony Wills.[4] Rebecca born 1807, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[14,17,31] Stay maker, 1851.[14] Resided 1830, St Miles
Coslany, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] Resided 1841, St Simon & St Jude,
Norwich, Co Norfolk.[17] Resided 1846, St Simon & St Jude, Norwich,
Co Norfolk.[4] Resided 1851, Trafalgar Square, Lakenham, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[14] Resided 1861, Mancroft district, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[31]
i.
Henry Chamberlayne, baptised
10/10/1830, St Michael Coslany, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4,8] Shoemaker, 1851.[14] With parents,
1841,1851.[14,17] Married Amelia.[31] Amelia born 1834.[31] Resided 1861, Mancroft district, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[31]
Children:
(a)
Henry A. Chamberlin, born 1855, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[31]
ii.
John Chamberlin, born 1835.[4,17] With
parents, 1841.[17] Died 1846 & buried 4/3/1846, St Simon &
St Jude, Norwich, Co Norfolk (11yo).[4]
iii.
Walter Chamberlin, baptised 6/5/1838,
St Simon & St Jude, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,8] Errand boy,
1851.[14] With parents, 1841,1851.[14,17]
iv.
William Chamberlain, born 1845, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14] With parents, 1851,1861.[14,31]
v.
Edward Chamberlain, born 1847, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14] With parents, 1851,1861.[14,31]
vi.
Robert J. Chamberlain, born 1852, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[31] With parents, 1861.[31]
This
family was originally from Co Suffolk, settling in Great Yarmouth by
the mid 1700's. Several branches of this family spent some time in
Norwich before returning to Great Yarmouth.
Married Susanna Thurston.[10]
*
i.
Daniel Chamberlin, baptised 25/9/1763, Lowestoft, Co Suffolk.[10]
Married Elizabeth Draper,[11,26]
14/2/1786, St Nicholas, Great Yarmouth, Co Norfolk.[10]
i.
Elizabeth Chamberlain, baptised 1787, St Nicholas, Great Yarmouth, Co Norfolk.[11] Died infancy.
*
ii.
Daniel Chamberlin, baptised 7/5/1789, St Nicholas, Great Yarmouth, Co Norfolk.[10,11]
iii.
Elizabeth Chamberlain, baptised 1791, St Nicholas, Great Yarmouth, Co Norfolk.[11]
iv.
James Chamberline, baptised 1793, St
Nicholas, Great Yarmouth, Co Norfolk.[11] Died & buried 1794,
St Nicholas, Great Yarmouth, Co Norfolk.[11]
v.
Charlotte Maria Chamberlin, baptised 1796, St Nicholas, Great Yarmouth, Co Norfolk.[11]
vi.
James Samuel Chamberlain, born
c.1796,[17] baptised 1797, St Nicholas, Great Yarmouth, Co
Norfolk.[11] Glazier, 1847.[4] Married Elizabeth Presant, 2/9/1818, St Nicholas, Great Yarmouth, Co Norfolk.[10] Married
2nd Maria Elliott, 9/10/1847, St Simon & St Jude, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4] James a widower, Maria unmarried.[4] Maria d/o Robert
Elliott.[4] Witnesses Joseph Metcalf & Elizabeth
Bolton.[4] Resided 1841, St Peter Mountergate, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[17]
Children:
(a)
James Samuel William Chamberlain, baptised 26/1/1826, St Nicholas, Great Yarmouth, Co Norfolk.[10]
vii.
William Chamberlain, baptised 1799, St Nicholas, Great Yarmouth, Co Norfolk.[11] Died infancy.
*
viii.
William Chamberlin, born 26/3/1802, baptised 14/4/1802, St Nicholas, Great Yarmouth, Co Norfolk.[11]
ix. Sophia Chamberlin, born 16/12/1803, baptised 21/12/1803, St Nicholas, Great Yarmouth, Co Norfolk.[11] x. George Chamberlain, born 28/5/1805, baptised 3/6/1805, St Nicholas, Great Yarmouth, Co Norfolk.[11] xi. Mary Ann Chamberlin, born 19/12/1806, baptised 26/12/1806, St Nicholas, Great Yarmouth, Co Norfolk.[11]
Married Ann[4,11]
Manners,[19,26,27] 29/2/1808, St Nicholas, Great Yarmouth, Co
Norfolk.[10] Ann baptised 3/11/1789, d/o William & Ann Manners,
William died 1826, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, & buried in the
Rosary Cemetery, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[19] Resided 1822,1829 St Peter
Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] Resided 1841, Mansell Street, St. Mary Whitchapel, London.[27]
Resided 1851, Household #131, Regent Street, St. Andrew The Great,
Cambridge, Co Cambridgeshire.[27]
i.
Daniel Fuller Chamberlin,[26] baptised 11/12/1808, St Nicholas, Great Yarmouth, Co Norfolk.[10] Died before 1817.
ii.
Ann Manners Chamberlain, born c.1811, Great Yarmouth, Co Norfolk.[26]
iii.
Eliza Jecks Chamberlain,[26] baptised 4/5/1814, St Nicholas, Great Yarmouth, Co Norfolk.[11]
iv.
William Sharp Chamberlain, born c.1816, Great Yarmouth, Co Norfolk.[26]
v.
Daniel Ebenezer Chamberlin, baptised
10/11/1817, St Nicholas, Great Yarmouth, Co Norfolk.[10] Died
21/2/1887, Lowestoft, Co Suffolk.[10] Married Ann Kerenahappuch Goodchild, 18/8/1866, Lowestoft, Co Suffolk.[10]
vi.
Edward Fuller Chamberlain, born
c.1819, Great Yarmouth, Co Norfolk.[26] Died 10/8/1829 &
buried 12/8/1829, The Rosary, Norwich, Co Norfolk (10yo).[4] {Transcription gives name as Daniel, but this is evidently a mistake since Daniel Jr died 1887 }
vii.
Maria Haul Chamberlain, born c.1821, Great Yarmouth, Co Norfolk.[26] With parents, 1851.[27] Unmarried, 1851.[27]
viii.
Alfred John Norman Chamberlin, born 6/9/1822, baptised 22/9/1822, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4,7] Died 1/4/1883, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[26] With parents,
1851.[27] Yeoman, 1864,1866.[4] Esquire, 1866.[9] Dated
25/6/1866 was a conveyance of a shop, house and storerooms in St Peter
Street, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, hereditaments upon trust for
the Wesleyean Methodist Connexion: "Samuel Hurry Asker of Norwich,
gent., James Fisher of Lowestoft, Suffolk, gent., Charles Franklin of
Norwich, gent., Joseph Page of Norwich, tailor, Benjamin Thomas
Sharpe of Norwich, gent., William Christmas Rivett of Northrepps,
farmer, John Lord of Norwich, woolstaper, William Claxton of
Norwich, fur-cutter, William Henry Taylor, formerly of Norwich but
now of Ipswich, Suffolk, grocer, Alfred John Stocks of Norwich,
draper, Leonard Lamb of Norwich, butcher, Alfred John
Norman Chamberlin of Wroxham, Esq., and Rev. John Talbot of
Norwich."[9] Also dated 25/6/1866 was a deed of covenant for the
same property, naming the same individuals, sans John
Talbot.[9] Married
Betsy[7] Clark, 3/12/1853, St Luke, Co Middlesex,
London.[26] Resided 1861, Sprowston, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[31] Resided 1864,1866, Wroxham, Co Norfolk.[4]
Children:
(a)
Annie Chamberlin, born 1856, Finsbury, London.[26]
(b)
Reginald Paulet Chamberlin, born 4/7/1858, West Hackney, London.[26]
(c) Ernest Chamberlin, born 1859, Finsbury, London.[26] (d) Flora Chamberlin, born 1860, Finsbury, London.[26] (e) Stanley Chamberlin, born 1862, Finsbury, London.[26] (f) Mary Emily Chamberlin,[26] baptised 21/12/1864, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,7] (g) Agnes Betsy Chamberlin,[26] baptised 31/1/1866, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,7] (h) Kate Gertrude Chamberlin, born 1870, Wroxham, Co Suffolk.[26] (i) Elizabeth Florence Chamberlin, born 1870, Wroxham, Co Suffolk.[26]
ix. Rachel
Chamberlain, born 3/1824.[4] Died 1/6/1824, St Peter Mancroft, &
buried 3/6/1824, The Rosary, Norwich, Co Norfolk (3mo).[4] x. Henrietta Chamberlain, born 9/1825.[4] Died 24/9/1825 & buried 28/9/1825, The Rosary, Norwich, Co Norfolk (4do).[4] xi. Julianna Chamberlain, born c.1828.[26] xii. John West Chamberlin, born 18/7/1829, baptised 24/7/1829, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,7] xiii. Rachel
Chamberlain, born 7/1829.[4] Died 28/8/1829, St Peter Mancroft, &
buried 31/8/1829, The Rosary, Norwich, Co Norfolk (6wo).[4]
According to
the 1851 census was born Norwich, however William born Gt Yarmouth is
the most likely candidate given the DOB match, both William and Daniel
II naming daughter's Sophia and Daniel III being a witness at William's
marriage } Cordwainer, 1825.[4] Shoemaker, 1851.[14] Married Sophia
Elizabeth Gaze, 24/11/1823, St Michael Coslany, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4]
Both single, Sophia illiterate.[4] Witnesses Maria Eldred & Daniel
Chamberlin.[4] Sophia born 1805,[17] died between 1846-1851.[14]
Resided 1841, Great Yarmouth, Co Norfolk.[17] Resided 1851, York Road,
Great Yarmouth, Co Norfolk.[14]
i.
Sophia Elizabeth Chamberlain, born
1825,[14,17] baptised 8/5/1825, St George Tombland, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4,8] With parents, 1841.[17] With father, 1851.[14] Factory
(Weaver), 1851.[14]
ii.
William Chamberlin, born 1827,[14,17] Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14] With parents, 1841.[17] Rope maker, 1851.[14] Married Rebecca Rouse.[14] Rebecca born 1827, Ludham, Co Norfolk.[14] Resided 1851, Row 129, Great Yarmouth, Co Norfolk.[14]
iii.
Mary Chamberlin, born 1829.[17] With parents, 1841.[17]
iv.
Julia Chamberlin, born 1830,[17,17]
Great Yarmouth, Co Norfolk.[14] With parents, 1841.[17] With
father, 1851.[14] Factory (Weaver), 1851.[14]
v.
Maria Chamberlin, born 1831,[14,17]
Great Yarmouth, Co Norfolk.[14] With parents, 1841.[17] With
father, 1851.[14] Factory (Weaver), 1851.[14]
vi.
Harriet Chamberlin, born 1833,[14,17]
Great Yarmouth, Co Norfolk.[14] With parents, 1841.[17] With
father, 1851.[14] Factory (Weaver), 1851.[14]
vii.
Elizabeth Chamberlin, born
1835,[14,17] Great Yarmouth, Co Norfolk.[14] With parents,
1841.[17] With father, 1851.[14] Factory (Weaver), 1851.[14]
viii.
Margaret Chamberlin, born 1837,[14,17]
Great Yarmouth, Co Norfolk.[14] With parents, 1841.[17] With
father, 1851.[14] Factory (Weaver), 1851.[14]
ix. Susannah Chamberlin, born 1838.[17] With parents, 1841.[17] x. Henry Chamberlin, born 1841.[17] With parents, 1841.[17] xi. Sarah Chamberlin, born 1846,[14,17] Great Yarmouth, Co Norfolk.[14] With father, 1851.[14]
A
titled family, previously from Co Suffolk. Not listed in the 1664
Visitations of Co Norfolk. The last known generation of this family
appears to have resided in Norwich in the 1620's to 1640's or at least
had their children baptised there. The connection, if any, with the
Chamberlain's of Mattishall, who also claimed to have been titled, is
unknown.
Married Margaret Martin, daughter & heir of John Martin.[35]
i.
Elizabeth Chamberleyn.[35] Married William Canings.[35]
ii.
Joan Chamberleyn.[35] Married William Bury.[35]
*
iii.
Robert Chamberleyn.[35]
Married Elizabeth Fitz
Ralfe,[37] daughter & coheir of John Fitz Ralfe.[35]
i.
Sir Fitz Raphe Chamberleyn.[35] Knight.[35] Died without issue.[35]
*
ii.
Edward Chamberleyn.[35,37] 2nd son & heir.[35] Born about 1475, Kingston, Co Cambridgeshire.[37]
iii.
John Chamberleyn.[35]
Married Jane Starkey.[35,37]
i.
Mary Chamberlayne.[35] Born about 1510, of West Acre, Co Norfolk.[37]
ii.
Sir Rafe Chamberlayne.[35] Born about
1513, of West Acre, Co Norfolk.[37] Died 1575 & buried
3/6/1575, Gedding, Co Suffolk.[37] Son & heir.[35] Married Elizabeth, d/o Sir Robert Fines, knight.[35]
*
iii.
George Chamberlayne.[35] Born about 1516, of West Acre, Co Norfolk.[37]
iv.
Leonard Chamberlayne.[35] Born about 1520, of West Acre, Co Norfolk.[37] 3rd son.[35] Married Margaret Calybutt of Castell Acre.[35]
v.
Francis Chamberlayne.[35] Born about 1526, of West Acre, Co Norfolk.[37] 4th son.[35]
Married Elizabeth Eden,[37] d/o
Thomas Eden of Sudbury.[35] Elizabeth died c.1590 & Grant of
Administration made 1590 for Elizabeth Chamberleyn, of Barnham Broom,
Co Norfolk.[36]
i.
Mary Chamberlayne.[35] Born about 1543, of Barnham Brome, Co Norfolk.[37]
ii.
Elizabeth Chamberlayne.[35] Born about 1544, of Barnham Brome, Co Norfolk.[37]
*
iii.
Edward Chamberlayne.[35] Born about 1545, of Barnham Brome, Co Norfolk.[37] 1st son.[35]
iv.
Richard Chamberlayne.[35] Born about
1546, of Barnham Brome, Co Norfolk.[37] 2nd
son.[35] Gentleman.[36] Died c.1570 & will probated
1570-1571 for Richard Chamberlin (Chamberlyn), gent, of Barnham
Broom.[36]
v.
Gryssell Chamberlayne.[35] Born about 1547, of Barnham Brome, Co Norfolk.[37]
vi.
Jane Chamberlayne.[35] Born about 1549, of Barnham Brome, Co Norfolk.[37]
vii.
Henry Chamberlayne.[35] Born about 1550, of Barnham Brome, Co Norfolk.[37] 3rd son.[35]
viii.
Anne Chamberlayne.[35] Born about 1551, of Barnham Brome, Co Norfolk.[37]
ix. Frances Chamberlayne.[35] Born about 1553, of Barnham Brome, Co Norfolk.[37] x. Thomas Chamberlayne.[35] Born about 1555, of Barnham Brome, Co Norfolk.[37] 4th son.[35] xi. Bridget Chamberlayne.[35] Born about 1559, of Barnham Brome, Co Norfolk.[37]
Married Isabel Lovens,[37] d/o Thomas
Lovena.[35] Isabella died c.1612 & administration granted 1612 for
Isabella Chamberlayne of Barnham Broom.[36]
i.
Mary Chamberlayne.[35] Born about 1571, of Barnham Brome, Co Norfolk.[37] Married Henry Woodhouse of Kimberley.[35]
ii.
Elizabeth Chamberlayn.[37] Born about 1572, of Barnham Brome, Co Norfolk.[37]
*
iii.
Edward Chamberlayne.[35] Born about 1573, of Barnham Brome, Co Norfolk.[37]
iv.
Fitz-Ralph Chamberlayne.[35] Born about 1574, of Barnham Brome, Co Norfolk.[37]
v.
Ann Chamberlayn.[37] Born about 1576, of Barnham Brome, Co Norfolk.[37]
vi.
Susan Chamberlayn.[37] Born about 1571, of Barnham Brome, Co Norfolk.[37]
vii.
Elizabeth Chamberlayn.[37] Born about 1578, of Barnham Brome, Co Norfolk.[37]
viii.
Grysell Chamberlayn.[37] Born about 1580, of Barnham Brome, Co Norfolk.[37]
from est. DOB's of children } Died c.1616, will
dated 1616, Edward Chamberlayn of Barnham Broome.[36] Dated 9/6/1610,
Deeds relating to properties in Barnham Broom and Barford, including
conveyance by William Peterson to Edward Chamberlain of estates in
Barnham Broom, Barford and Carleton Forehoe late the property of Peter
Peterson, goldsmith; exchange of lands in Carleton Forehoe and Barnham
Broom.[36] Married Ann Lamb,[37] d/o Henry Lamb of Trimley, Co
Suffolk.[35]
i.
Edward Chamberlain,[3,11] probably born between 1590-1605. Possibly the
Edward Chamberleyne of East Winch, esquire, who had a probate inventory
dated 1677-1678.[23] Dated 5/10/1636, an award between Sir Thomas
Wodehouse as lord of the hundred of Forehoe and Edward Chamberlayne as
lord of the manor of Barnham Broome concerning the soil of the commons
of Barnham Broome.[36] Dated 18/4/1660, Order by the commissioners for
the militia for raising of one or two troops of horse by Sir Horatio
Townshend; signed by Robert Woode, Ant. Smythe, Robert Suckling, Edward
Denny, Edward Chamberleyne, and Thomas Townshend."[23] In 1661 "Letter
from Francis Bacon, Edward Chamberleyn and Jo. Burman to Sir Thomas
Rant announcing meeting in Norwich Castle to enforce Act for raising
£70,000 for the king's use."[9] Dated 2/2/1663, Title deeds to estate
in Barnham Broom (fields listed in 1663 conveyence) conveyed by Edward
Chamberlain to Sir Philip Wodehouse.[36] Dated 1664 deed of mortgage by
lease by Sir Philip Woodhouse to Edward Chamberleyne of the manor of
Barnham Broom with Bickerston.[36] In 1669 "Conveyance by Edward
Chamberlain (at the request of Philip Wodehouse and Thomas Wodehouse)
to Robert Pepper of a garden and orchard in the parish of St Mary in
the Marsh, Norwich."[9] Married Elizabeth[11] Whitby, 23/7/1626, Saint
George Tombland, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8]
Children:
(a)
Mary Chamberlyn, baptised 1/3/1628, St Stephen, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[3]
(b)
Susanna Chamberlyne,
baptised 27/1/1630, St Simon & St Jude, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4,8] Died 1650 & buried 18/8/1650, St Peter, Barnham
Broom, Co Norfolk.[11]
(c) Mary Chamberlen, baptised 26/10/1636, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[7] (d) John Chamberleyne, baptised 16/8/1640, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[7] (e) Edward Chamberlen, baptised 13/8/1641, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[7] (f) John Chamberlen, baptised 27/10/1643, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[7] (g) Sarah Chamberlen, born 30/4/1646, baptised 3/5/1646, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[7] (h) Ruth
Chamberlen, born 13/1/1649, baptised 20/1/1649, St Peter Mancroft,
Norwich, Co Norfolk.[7] Died 27/1/1649, St Peter Mancroft,
Norwich, Co Norfolk.[7] (i) John Chamberlen, born 8/6/1651, baptised 15/6/1651, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[7] (j) Charles
Chamberlin, baptised 10/1655, St Peter, Barnham Broom, Co
Norfolk.[11] Died 1655/1656 & buried 14/3/1655-1656, St Peter,
Barnham Broom, Co Norfolk.[11] (k) Thomas
Chamberlin, baptised 10/1655, St Peter, Barnham Broom, Co
Norfolk.[11] Died 1655/1656 & buried 14/3/1655-1656, St Peter,
Barnham Broom, Co Norfolk.[11]
ii.
Robert Chamberlayne.[35]
iii.
Elizabeth Chamberlayne.[35]
iv.
Anne Chamberlayne,[35] born about
1610, Barnham Broom, Co Norfolk.[37] Died 1684 &
buried 6/11/1684, Dickleburgh, Co Norfolk.[37]
v.
Mary Chamberlayne.[35]
vi.
Dorothy Chamberlayne.[35]
Whilst
not from Norwich, this family seemed to have a preference for marriages
in St Stephen, Norwich, which is where my own Chamberlain's were
centred The co-incidence appears to be just that and there is no
obvious connection, even though St Stephen's is on the opposite side of
Norwich from Happisburgh. The forname Henry does not appear in this
family, supporting the lack of a connection.
*
i.
Thomas Chamberlain,[10] probably born between 1533-1543.
ii.
Robert Chamberlyne,[10] probably born between 1543-1553. Married Margaret Ketching, 4/4/1573, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10] Married Elizabeth Ruddock, 11/10/1579, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10]
Children:
(a)
Elizabeth Chamberlyne, baptised 6/3/1579, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10]
iii.
John Chamberlyne,[10] probably born between 1552-1562. Married Elizabeth Mason, 23/7/1582, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10]
Children:
(a)
John Chamberlyne, baptised 30/8/1584, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10]
(b)
Margaret Chamberlyne, baptised 7/11/1585, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10]
(c) Agnes Chamberlyne, baptised 3/5/1587, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10] (d) Anhillis Chamberlyne, baptised 2/22/1589, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10] (e) William Chamberlyne, baptised 7/5/1592, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10] (f) Edward Chamberlyne, baptised 10/8/1595, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10] (g) Sarah Chamberlin, baptised 3/7/1599, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10] (h) John Chamberlyne, baptised 16/10/1602, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10]
Married
Ellyn/Eleanor Swift, 1/3/1563, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10]
i.
Mary Chamberlyne, baptised 25/3/1566, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10] Married Geoffrey Callowe, 30/11/1587, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10]
ii.
Margaret Chamberlyne, baptised 10/5/1597, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10]
iii.
Anne Chamberlyne, baptised 17/9/1567, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10]
*
iv.
Thomas Chamberlyne, baptised 23/4/1569, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10]
v.
Joane Chamberlyne, baptised 1/1/1571, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10]
vi.
William Chamberlyne, baptised 19/3/1572, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10] Married Grace Holms, 31/10/1596, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10]
Children:
(a)
Margaret Chamberlyne, baptised 10/5/1597, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10]
vii.
John Chamberlyne, baptised 21/10/1575, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10]
Married Blythe.[10]
i.
Aymie Chamberlyne, baptised 23/4/1590, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10] {Mother Blith }
ii.
Francis Chamberlyne, baptised 6/3/1591, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10] {Mother Blyth }
*
iii.
Thomas Chamberlane.[10,11] Born between 1575-1595 (from DOB of children )
from DOB of children ). Married Elizabeth.[10,11]
i.
Elizabeth Chamberlyne, baptised 30/7/1615, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10]
ii.
Riches Chamberlane, baptised 2/11/1617, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10]
iii.
Thomas Chamberlane, baptised 27/2/1619-1620, St Mary, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10,11] Married Bridget.[10]
Children:
(a)
Thomas Chamberline,[10] born between 1637-1647. Married
Hannah Gay, 21/3/1667-1668, St Stephen, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[3,4] Both single & from Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[4]
By licence.[4]
Children:
(1)
Elizabeth Chamberlayne, baptised 24/1/1669, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10]
(2)
Alice Chamberlayne, baptised 13/11/1671, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10] Married Robert Bland, 20/10/1697, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10]
(3) Thomas Chamberline, baptised 14/11/1673, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10] (4) John Chamberlin, baptised 17/12/1675, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10] (5) Bridget Chamberlin, baptised 19/4/1678, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10] (6) Hannah Chamberline, baptised 30/3/1682, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10] (7) John Chamberline, baptised 2/10/1684, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10]
(b)
Anne Chamberling, baptised 16/2/1643, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10]
(c) John Chamberline, baptised 26/6/1646, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10] Married Jane.[10]
Children:
(1)
Jane Chamberline, baptised 7/8/1682, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10]
(2)
Elizabeth Chamberline, baptised 4/7/1685, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10]
(d) Elizabeth Chamberline, baptised 31/7/1646, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10] Married Thomas Gaze, 27/10/1668, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10] (e) Hanna Chamberline, baptised 1/5/1650, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10] (f) Samuel Chamberline, baptised 31/1/1651, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10] (g) Joseph Chamberlayne, baptised 6/1655, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10] (h) Bridgett Chamberlayn, baptised 11/5/1659, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10]
iv.
John Chamberlane, baptised 1/9/1622, St Mary, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10,11]
v.
Anne Chamberlane, baptised 7/2/1625, Happisburgh, Co Norfolk.[10]
Based in Mattishall, from the earliest mentions, this family had a preference for marriages in Norwich and
several branchs of the family settled in Norwich. The family appears to
have been in Mattishall as early as the mid 1600's and there are
several references to the family having been titled, however they do
not appear in the 1664 Norfolk Visitations and the claim to a title is likely not legitimate. There were several earlier
references in the mid 1400's to Chamberlain's and Mattishall, however
it is impossible to determine the connection, if any (Dated 1/1/1462,
"Conveyance by Robert Mortymer, Esq., to William Chamberleyn, Kt.,
Anne, his wife, William Bredewell, senior, Edmund Bokyngham, Esqs.,
John Paynott and Laurence Gerard, clerk, of the manor of Barnham Broom
with appurtenances in Carleton Forehoe, Colton, Barford, Bixton,
Honingham, ?Rust's Green, Runhall, Tuddenham and Mattishall."[12] Dated
21/1/1462, "Conveyance by Robert Mortymer, Esq., to William Chamberlyn
and Anne, his wife, William Berdewell, senior, Edmund Bokenham, Esq.,
John Paynott and Laurence Gerard, clerk, of the manor of Barnham Broom
and lands etc. in Barnham Broom, Carleton Forehoe, Colton, Barford,
Bixton, Honingham, Runhall, Tuddenham and Mattishall."[12]). Born
around 1690 were two sets of brothers, William and Colvie Chamberlaine,
one set sons of Nicholas Chamberlaine and the other sons of Colvie
Chamberlaine Sr. Which were the William and Colvie who appear in
Mattishall in the 1740's is not entirely certain. A careful reading of
deeds & wills indicates that Colvie (born 1650's) died c.1712/1713.
In 1713 his son was referred to as Colvie Jr, but in 1724 was referred
to as Colvie Sr. Colvie, s/o Nicholas, was a minor in 1712/1713 but by
1724 was of age and evidently was still living in Mattishall or nearby.
Deeds indicate that Mary Bodham nee Chamberlain inherited land which
originally passed to Colvie Sr in 1680, via his son, Colvie. This
indicates that the grandfather of Mary Bodham was Colvie Sr and not his
brother, Nicholas. Another deed indicates that the William who died
c.1754 was the brother of Colvie (b.1687), indicating both were sons of
Colvie Sr and not of Nicholas. Nicholas' son, Colvie, was presumably
the Colvie who died c.1735. Mary Bodham inherited c.1744 which suggests
her father was the Colvie who died c.1742 rather than the one who died
c.1735. The unusal forname Colvie/Colby liked derives from the Colby's
of Banham, who probably intermarried with the Matishall Chamberlain's a
generation or two prior to the first known Colvie Chamberlain, born in
the 1650's.
Married Mary[11] Howlett.[57] Mary, d/o John Howlett & Anne Ellis,[57] died 1678 &
buried 18/12/1678, All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[11,33] Dated
1677 was a fine (sale) of 2 messuages, 2 cottages and land in Bale
alias Bathely and Mattishall Burgh, the parties were Robert and Anne
Claxton, Gregory and Alice Dowe, Thomas and Dorothy Armes, Stephen and
Mary Knocks and William and Mary Chamberlaine (deforciants) and Owen
Thornton, Simon Smith and Edmund Witchingham (plaintiffs).[12] Dated
1728, the conveyance of several pieces of land in Mattishall acquired
by the Chamberlayne family: "Whinbergh manor on the part of Mattishall:
surrender by William Blyth of all his land to the use of his will
(1678); Buske Close granted by the Lord of the manor to William Blyth
(1705), and then to Mary Blyth (1711). Manor of Mattishall Tuddenham:
3r. in Bushe Close and 1r. in Highfield passed from Martin Cawsey to
William Blyth (1693). A messuage with yard and orchard assigned by Mary
Blyth to Colvy Chamberlain (1713) {b.1687} following a mortgage by
George Blyth to William Blyth (1709). Probate of will of William Blyth.
Two messuages north of Southgreen and a cottage with 1a. passed from
Robert Haules to Edward Stacy (1652) and from Maria Edwards to John
Payne (1688). Tenement of 1.5r. west of Southgreen passed from Thomas
Agges to John Agges (1673) and to Colvy Chamberlayne (1701) {b.1650's}.
Whinbergh Manor: tenement called Wellgate containing 0.5a. in Wellgate
Falgate in Mattishall passed from Aveline Norton to Gregory Pike (1634)
to William Chambrlayne (1659). Probate of will of Thomas Edwards
(1722). Release of 0.5a. in Bromes Croft, Mattishall from John Edwards
to John Bayes (1726). Copy of court roll of Mattishall Tudenham manor
recording the surrender of Elizabeth Reynolds to 3r. in Little Field of
Long Acre [in Mattishall] (1706). Rough accounts of money received from
Mary Edwards (1728)."[12]
*
i.
Colvie Chamberlaine,[11] probably born between 1650-1660.
ii.
William Chamberlaine.[11] Died 1671 & buried 10/9/1671, All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[11,33]
*
iii.
Nicholas Chamberlaine,[11] probably born between 1655-1665.
iv.
John Chamberlaine,[11] born before 1667. Died 1733 & buried 9/11/1733, All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[33] Married Elizabeth.[11]
Children:
(a)
Jessop Chamberlaine, baptised 2/2/1687, All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[11] Married
Mary Joyce, 11/4/1710, St Helen, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,8] Jessop
resided St Martin at Palace, Norwich & Mary St Clement, Norwich,
both single.[4]
Children:
(1)
Elizabeth Chamberlain, born 6/1/1711, baptised 7/1/1711, St Michael Coslany, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8]
(2)
Mary Ann Chamberlaine, born 8/3/1712, baptised 3/1712, St Michael Coslany, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8]
(3) John Chamberlaine, born 2/9/1714, baptised 5/9/1714, St Michael Coslany, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Died/buried 10/10/1718.[8] (4) Mary Chamberlaine, born 31/12/1715, baptised 1/1/1715-1716, St Michael Coslany, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] (5) Martha Chamberlain, born 15/12/1717, baptised 12/1717, St Michael Coslany, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Married Robert Alldes, 8/4/1735, St John Timberhill, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] (6) Jessop Chamberlain, baptised 30/11/1718, Saint Martin At Palace, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Died 2/3/1722.[8] (7) Edward Chamberlain, baptised 4/10/1719, Saint Martin At Palace, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Died 11/12/1719.[8] (8) Benjamin Chamberlain, baptised 18/6/1721, Saint Martin At Palace, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Died 8/7/1721.[8] (9) Timothy Chamberlayn, baptised 8/7/1722, Saint Martin At Palace, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Died 27/1/1726.[8] (10) Mary Chamberlayn, baptised 5/2/1723, Saint Martin At Palace, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Died 15/3/1723.[8] (11) Martha Chamberlayne, baptised 7/6/1725, Saint Martin At Palace, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] (12) Sarah Chamberlayn, baptised 1/1729, Saint Martin At Palace, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8]
b.1687 }
following a mortgage by
George Blyth to William Blyth (1709). Probate of will of William Blyth.
Two messuages north of Southgreen and a cottage with 1a. passed from
Robert Haules to Edward Stacy (1652) and from Maria Edwards to John
Payne (1688). Tenement of 1.5r. west of Southgreen passed from Thomas
Agges to John Agges (1673) and to Colvy Chamberlayne (1701) {b.1650's}.
Whinbergh Manor: tenement called Wellgate containing 0.5a. in Wellgate
Falgate in Mattishall passed from Aveline Norton to Gregory Pike (1634)
to William Chambrlayne (1659). Probate of will of Thomas Edwards
(1722). Release of 0.5a. in Bromes Croft, Mattishall from John Edwards
to John Bayes (1726). Copy of court roll of Mattishall Tudenham manor
recording the surrender of Elizabeth Reynolds to 3r. in Little Field of
Long Acre [in Mattishall] (1706). Rough accounts of money received from
Mary Edwards (1728)."[12] In 1688 Colvie & his wife were named as
heirs in the will of William Blyth "Last will and testament dated
4/7/1688, proved 17/12/1691. I William Blyth of Mattishall in the
county of Norfolk worstead weaver...unto the poor people of Mattishall
aforesaid twenty shillings ... unto Mary my beloved wife ... all my
messuages, lands, tenements, hereditaments with their and any of their
appurtenances...and after the decease of the said Mary I give and
bequeath the house and orchard with the appurtenance I purchased of
John Curle and Bridget his wife unto my sonne Joseph Blyth and ... unto
my said son Joseph four pounds a yeare ... to be paid to him by my
sonne William Blyth yearly...unto my said sonne Joseph ten pounds of
lawful English money to be paid to said Joseph his executors same
within two years next after my decease. ... unto my said sonne William
Blyth...my ?? with appurtenances I purchased of Abraham Youngs and two
acres lying in Mattishall. And after my wifes decease...all that my
messuage wherein I now dwelleth together with the lands, tenements,
hereditaments thereunto belonging. And my house and all ... Colgate ...
and my house in Sallow Row ... I purchased of Augustine Rowling. And
one piece of land lying in the parish of Mattishall that was sometime
of Thomas Blyth my uncle. After my said wifes decease ... unto my sonne
Thomas Blyth and his heirs and assigns forever my lands and tenements
with their appurtenances lying in Little Brandon...the sum of one
hundred pounds...to be paid to the said Thomas Blyth at his age of one
and twenty years ... unto my daughter Easter/Easton/Hester(?) the wife
of Abraham Youngs the sum of five pounds... unto Mary my daughter wife
of Colvye Chamberlyne the summe of five pounds...unto my grandchild
Mary the daughter of John Arnold the summe of five pounds... them the
said Mary my wife and the said William my son executors of this my last
will and testament...the mark of William Blyth...in the presence of us
H ?, Nicholas Chamberlyne, George Blyth. Probate granted in Norwich
17th day of December 1691."[56] Married Mary Blythe.[56] {Both
Colvie and his son, Colvie Jr, inherited property from the Blythe
family in the 1700's[12] }.[11] Mary died 1689 & 12/5/1689, All
Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[11,33] Married Elizabeth Kett,
8/10/1689, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,7] By licence.[4]
Elizabeth died 1712, buried 10/12/1712, All Saints, Mattishall, Co
Norfolk.[33] Will probated for Elizabeth Chamberlaine of Mattishall,
1713/1714.[12]
i.
Mary Chamberlayne, baptised 7/10/1681,
All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[11] Not mentioned in the will of
Mary Blythe, presumably died before 1711.[56]
ii.
Elizabeth Chamberlaine, baptised
26/11/1682, All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[11] Received £25 in the
will of her grandmother, Mary Blythe, 1711.[56]
iii.
William Chamberlaine, baptised 21/1/1685-1686, All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[11] Farmer.[12]
Died 1754 & buried 2/9/1754, All Saints, Mattishall, Co
Norfolk.[15,33] Will for William Chamberlain (Chamberlayne), of
Mattishall, dated 1754.[12] Received £25 in the will of his grandmother, Mary Blythe, 1711.[56] Married
Mary Grigson, 1714.[12] Dated 1741, the conveyance of property in
Woodbastwick; St Peter Mancroft, Norwich; Mattishall and Moulton
acquired by William Chamberlayne prior to 1714: "Messuages and lands in
Woodbastwick conveyed by William Chamberlayne to trustees in
anticipation of his intended marriage to Mary Grigson with uses
described (1714). Conveyance and related papers by William Chamberlayne
to Colvie Chamberlayne {b.1687} and Thomas Ashill of stables with
a garden house in St Peter Mancroft, Norwich and messuages, lands
and tenements in Woodbastwick, Mattishall and Moulton as a result of
William Chamberlayne's bankruptcy (1723). Conveyance by lease and
release (lease not present) of messuages, lands and tenements in
Woodbastwick from William Chamberlayne to Mary Chamberlayne, his only
daughter and heir (1741)."[12]
Children:
(a)
Mary Chamberlain.[12] Unmarried as of 1741.
iv.
Colvie Chamberlaine,[12] baptised
21/5/1687, All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[11] Died
23/5/1742 (55yo),[42] & buried 5/1742, All Saints, Mattishall, Co
Norfolk ('esquire').[11,12,15,33,42] Grant of Administration
for Colvye Chamberlayne, of Mattishall, made 1742.[12] Received £25 in
the will of his grandmother, Mary Blythe, 1711, also "all ready monies,
bills, bonds, hereditaments, goods, cattell, chattels."[56] Colvie was
the executor of Mary Blythe's will.[56] Married
Mary Bubbin, 25/9/1716, Cathedral Church, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,8]
Colvie of Mattishall & Mary of St John Maddermarket, Norwich,
both single.[4] Mary born 1687, died 1/7/1767 (80yo)[42]
& buried 5/7/1767, All Saints, Mattishall, Co
Norfolk.[33] Will will probated 1767 for Mary Chamberlaine of
Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[13] Dated
1716, the marriage settlement of Colvy Chamberlayne {b.1687} and Mary
Bubbin, daughter of Thomas Bubbin relating to land in St John
Maddermarket, Norwich and in Mattishall, and related Bubbin family
papers: "The settlement involved Thomas Bubbin settling estates, namely
land in St John Maddermarket, lying between the King's Highway or
Common Street against the parish church of St John Maddermarket in the
north; 2 messuages, (formerly one messuage), one of which is called the
Dove both in St John Maddermarket abutting the King's Highway or Common
Street in the east and north; and Colvy Chamberlayne settling a capital
messuage in Mattishall; Home Close containing 3a.; three closes in
Mattishall called Gages, containing 7a.; Dack's Yard containing 3a.;
Monks Close containing 2.5a.; a meadow containing 2.5a.; Pippins
containing 3a.; Sallow Row containing 4a.; Colgate Close containing
3a.; five messuages and Cookows containing 4a. (1716). Other documents
include the wills of Isand Bubbin (1688), Thomas Bubbin (1717),
marriage settlement papers relating to the marriage of Gibson Neale and
Sarah Bubbin, daughter of Thomas Bubbin."[12] Dated 1728, the
conveyance of several pieces of land in Mattishall acquired by the
Chamberlayne family: "Whinbergh manor on the part of Mattishall:
surrender by William Blyth of all his land to the use of his will
(1678); Buske Close granted by the Lord of the manor to William Blyth
(1705), and then to Mary Blyth (1711). Manor of Mattishall Tuddenham:
3r. in Bushe Close and 1r. in Highfield passed from Martin Cawsey to
William Blyth (1693). A messuage with yard and orchard assigned by Mary
Blyth to Colvy Chamberlain (1713) {b.1687} following a mortgage by
George Blyth to William Blyth (1709). Probate of will of William Blyth.
Two messuages north of Southgreen and a cottage with 1a. passed from
Robert Haules to Edward Stacy (1652) and from Maria Edwards to John
Payne (1688). Tenement of 1.5r. west of Southgreen passed from Thomas
Agges to John Agges (1673) and to Colvy Chamberlayne (1701) {b.1650's}.
Whinbergh Manor: tenement called Wellgate containing 0.5a. in Wellgate
Falgate in Mattishall passed from Aveline Norton to Gregory Pike (1634)
to William Chambrlayne (1659). Probate of will of Thomas Edwards
(1722). Release of 0.5a. in Bromes Croft, Mattishall from John Edwards
to John Bayes (1726). Copy of court roll of Mattishall Tudenham manor
recording the surrender of Elizabeth Reynolds to 3r. in Little Field of
Long Acre [in Mattishall] (1706). Rough accounts of money received from
Mary Edwards (1728)."[12] Dated 1731, "Agreement for the repair of
the churchyard wall, John Kerrison of Mattishall, bricklayer, with
Robert Davey and Colvie Chamberlaine, churchwardens."[12] Dated 1744
was the conveyances of several pieces of land held of Mattishall
Tuddenham manor, acquired by Mary Bodham from her father Colvy
Chamberlayne {b.1687}: "They record that a tenement late Fondes with
1a. 1r. in Mattishall, abutting onto the common pasture in the east and
0.5a. of enclosed land in Mattishall abutting on to Collgate Lane in
the north and 0.5a. of land late Murtons in Mattishall and 0.5r. in
Mattishall passed from Peter Gage senior to Peter Gage junior (1662);
that 2a. 0.5r. lying in several pieces in Mattishall passed from
Augustus Rayley to William Blyth (1670); that 1r. in Mattishall passed
from William Chamberlayne to Colvy Chamberlayne (1680) {b.1650's}; that
the 1a. 1r. late Fonds 0.5a. of enclosed land, 0.5a. late Murtons and
0.5r., all aforesaid, together with 1a. 0.5r. of Fonds tenement and 1r.
all passed from Colvy Chamerlayne senior {b.1650's} to Colvy
Chamberlain junior (1712) {b.1687}; that a messuage and 0.5a. in
Southgreene, in Hulvercroft, 1a. 1r. in Le Heyfeild and 1a. in
Mattishall field passed from Thomas Blyth to William Blyth (1650); to
William Blyth aforesaid and his wife Mary (1654); that 1a. in
Westcroft, Mattishall passed from Judith Scott to William Blyth (1657);
that one messuage and orchard of 3r. passed from Robert Scoulding to
William Blyth (1663); that a messuage and 0.5a. in Southgreen in
Hulvercroft and 1a. 3r. in le Highfeild aforesaid; 1a. in Westcroft
aforesaid; one messuage and orchard of 3r. aforesaid and 2a. 0.5r. in
diverse pieces in Mattishall aforesaid passed from William Blyth senior
to William Blyth junior (1693); that a cottage and one granary newly
converted into a dwelling house and 0.5a. in Mattishall passed from
William Martin to Martin Copeman (1681); that a messuage and 1.5a. in
Southgreen in Hulvercroft and 1a. 3r. in Le Highfeild; 1a. in Westcoft;
a messuage with orchard of 3r.; and a cottage, a granary and 0.5a., all
aforesaid passed from William Blyth to Colvie Chamberlayne (1712); that
all these aforesaid pieces of land passed from Colvie Chamberlayne to
Mary Bodham (1744)."[12] Dated 1770 was the conveyances of several
pieces of land held of Mattishall Tuddenham manor, lying in Mattishall,
acquired by Mary Bodham from her father Colvy Chamberlayne in 1742
{b.1687}: "Copies of court roll of the manor of Mattishall Tuddenham.
They record that a messuage and 4a. passed from Henry Fayer to Martin
Cawsey (in 1661), to Joseph Blyth (1678), to Edward Youngs (1703); 2
void messuages and 5a. 1r. in Hulvercroft Close passed from William
Martin to the Allen family (1681) to Joseph Blyth (1684) and that both
pieces passed from the Young family to William Blyth (1705/6), to
Elizabeth Chamberlayne (1712), to Colvy Chamberlayne (1724); that 2a.
1.25r. of copyhold land having passed from Salmegrave Claxton to his
son Salmegrave Claxton (1660) together with 0.5a. of freehold land then
passed from Salmegrave Claxton Jnr. to William Ellis (1663), to John
Reppes (1668), to Thomas Edwards (1695), to Colvy Chamberlayne (1728);
that a tenement in Southgreen passed from the Thacker family to Colvy
Chamberlayne (1719); that a cottage and 44ft. of land passed from
Margaret Bushall to Henry Leach (1666), to Henry Leach (1681) and then
from Anna and Marie Davy to Colvy Chamberlayne (1720/1); and that all
five pieces of land passed from Colvy Chamberlayne to his daughter Mary
Bodham (1742), to Thomas Bodham, husband of Mary Bodham (1770)."[12]
Children:
(a)
Mary Chamberlain.[12] Married Thomas Bodham, 1741.[12] Dated 1741,
the marriage settlement of Thomas Bodham and Mary Chamberlayne relating
to land in St John Maddermarket, Norwich; St Peter Mancroft, Norwich
and Swaffham: "Colvy Chamberlayne settled a capital messuage in
Mattishall, copyhold messuages of Colvy Chamberlayne in Mattishall,
messuages in St John Maddermarket, Norwich late in the possession of
Thomas Bubbin and a messuage in St Peter Mancorft, Norwich called the
Black Swan and Thomas Bodham settled a capital messuage called Brick
Kiln Farm, Swaffham (1741). In addiiton there is a lease of 99 years of
0.5r. in Swaffham from Nicholas Hamond to Edward Bodham (1729)."[12] Dated
1770, the conveyance of several pieces of land held of Whinbergh manor
on the part of Mattishall and Mattishall Bergh, inherited by Mary
Bodham from her mother Mary Chamberlain in 1768: "One fifth part of a
messuage with 1r. of land once of 2a., lying in Mattishall, called
Bulwers passed from Robert Rushmer, to Cecilie Utberd, to Barbara
Norton, to John Stonard (1653), two fifths of a messuage with 1r.
called Bulwers passed from Thomas Bushell to John Bushell (1670), to
Mary Blyth (1674). Two and a half acres in Mattishall passed from
Augustus Rawley to William Blyth (1670), to Colvy Chamberlaine (1717).
Two fifths of a messuage with 1r. called Bulwers and 2.5a. in
Mattishall together with a messuage with 1r. once a parcel of 2a.
passed from William Chamberlayne to Colvie Chamberlayne senior (1724.).
Two acres called Willcocks in Westcroft in Colgate, Mattishall passed
from Judith Scott to William Blyth (1657), to Mary Blyth, widow of
William Blyth (1692), from William Blyth to Colvy Chamberlayne, senior
(1717). A messuage and 2.5a. passed from Martin Miller to Robert Wenn
(1641), to Henry Poole (1659) to William Chamberleyne (1668), to Colvy
Chamberlayne senior (1680), from William Chamberlain to Colvy
Chamberlain junior (1713). All five pieces then passed from Mary
Chamberlaine, deceased, wife of the late Colvy Chamberleyne (senior) to
her daughter Mary Bodham (1768) then to Thomas Bodham (1770)."[12]
v.
Sarah Chamberlaine, baptised
19/9/1690, All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[11] Received £5 in the
will of her grandmother, Mary Blythe, 1711.[56]
vi.
Isaiah Chamberlaine.[11] Died 1692 & buried 16/11/1692, All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[11,33] {s/o Eliz}
vii.
Anne Chamberlaine, baptised 8/10/1692,
All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[11] Received £5 in the will of her
grandmother, Mary Blythe, 1711.[56]
viii.
Frances Chamberlaine, baptised
8/10/1693, All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[11] Died 1694 &
buried 22/6/1694, All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[11,33]
ix. Martha
Chamberlaine, baptised 14/8/1695, All Saints, Mattishall, Co
Norfolk.[11] Died 1715 & buried 29/1/1715, All Saints,
Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[33] Received £5 in the will of her grandmother, Mary Blythe, 1711.[56] x. Margaret
Chamberlaine, baptised 4/8/1696, All Saints, Mattishall, Co
Norfolk.[11] Received £5 in the will of her grandmother, Mary Blythe,
1711.[56] xi. Reverend Edward Chamberlain,[43] baptised 23/7/1698, All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[11] Died between 1769-1780.[23] {Dated 1776, plans of the glebe of Great Cressingham include a decription of the parsonage and of lands of George, Edward and Thomas Chamberlayne.[23] Since Edward
Jr was still in Gt Cressingham at the time and only one Edward is
mentioned, this implies that Edward Sr died before 1776 } Received £5 in the will of her grandmother, Mary Blythe, 1711.[56]
Attended
school at Wymondham under Mr Sayer, admitted pensioner under Mr
Atherton 11/6/1716, 17yo.[43] Attained B.A, Christ's College,
Cambridge, 1718/1719, M.A., Christ's College, Cambridge, 1722.[43]
Admitted scholar, Christ's College, Cambridge, 3/5/1716 (ie: prior to
his admission to the college).[43] Elected fellow 1/11/1723, succeeding
Daniel Hunt.[43]Praelector, Junior Dean, Catechist, Bunting &
Walkhampton Preacher & Steward, 1725.[43] Appears to have left
Christ's College after28/8/1728 and on 17/5/1731 his fellowship was
declared vacant. Edward never had pupils.[43] Claimed to have been
rector at Crownthorpe prior to 1730, but veracity
uncertain.[43] Rector of St Michael, Great Cressingham, Co
Norfolk, 23/4/1730,1749,1765.[23,24,43] on 23/4/1730, the Rev.
Edward Chamberlain, A. M. was appointed the rector of Great
Cressingham, also rector of Bodney (merged with Gt Cressingham in
1770), Scoulton and of the sinecure rectory of Gedney in
Lincolnshire.[34] In 1749 was assigned the trustee of the estate
of Thomas de Greys.[23] In 1753 John Starling conveyed a messuage
with 0.5acres, the residence of Bicholas & Ann Holman,
to Edward Chamberlayne.[23] In 1766 Edward conveyed the site of
the messuage and Butland Close to his son Edward Jr.[23] Edward Jr
conveyed the site & messuage to his brother George in
1776. Dated 16/1/1765, the sale by Rev Gilbert Bouchery, vicar of
Swaffham, to Rev Edward Chamberlayne, rector of Great Cressingham,
of the Camping Land closes (4a.) for £150.[23] Dated 13/6/1765,
the conveyance by Rev Edward Chamberlayne, rector of Great Cressingham,
to trustees of 4a. abutting on the Camping Land north in trust for
the vicar of Swaffham for the time being.[23] Dated
7-8/10/1757, William Harvey of Fincham, clerk, and Martha his wife
(widow and sole executrix of the late Joseph Forby, clerk), Joseph
Forby of Fincham, gent, and Thomas Forby of Stoke Ferry, grocer,
conveyed to Edward Chamberlayne of Great Cressingham, clerk, the next
two turns of presentation and afterwards the alternate right of
presentation with the King of the united rectory of Fincham St
Michael's with St Martin's, together with all the messuages,
buildings, glebe lands, tithes or profits attached to the said
rectory, for the consideration of £300.[23] Endorsed 24/1/1758 by
William Harvey & co that the consideration was the proper money of
Joseph Forby and that Chamberlayne's name is only used in trust
for him, and that he undertakes to reconvey the premises to Forby
whenever he requests.[23] Dated between 1768-1769 was a series of
letters to and from Edward Harvey, an attorney at Watton, and from
William Tooke & Rev Edward Chamberlayne, re the purchase of the
estate and manor of Butters Hall by William de Grey from John
Griffiths.[23] Married
Elizabeth de Grey, 3/6/1734.[25] Elizabeth, d/o Thomas grey &
Elizabeth Wyndham, born 1707, Merton, Co Norfolk & died
3/6/1751.[25] Dated 1734 were the articles of agreement prior to
marriage between Edward Chamberlayn and Elizabeth de Grey, d/o
Thomas de Grey Sr.[23]
Children:
(a)
George Chamberlayne.[23] Son & heir.[23] Esquire, 1780.[23] Reverend, 1799.[23] In
1773 Thomas Chute surrendered to George Chamberlayne a cottage with
garden, copyhold of the manor of Great Cressingham with
Collings.[23] In 1796, 1r. 39p., of the aforesaid copyhold was
conveyed and surrendered to Rev Andrew Edwards.[23] In 1776 George
aquired from his brother, Edward Jr, a messuage originally aquired by
his father in 1753 from John Starling.[23] In 1796 the aforesaid
copyhold was conveyed and surrendered to Rev Andrew
Edwards.[23] Dated 19/1/1780, George Chamberlayne of King's
College, Cambridge, esq (son and heir of the late Edward
Chamberlayne of Great Cressingham, clerk) conveyed to Joseph Forby of
Fincham, clerk, the next two turns of presentation and afterwards
the alternate right of presentation with the King of the united
rectory of Fincham St Michael with St Martin, together with
all the messuages, buildings, glebe lands, tithes or profits
attached to the said rectory, for the consideration of 10s, as per
the undertaking given by Edward Chamberlayne in 1757.[23] Dated
1799, the conveyance by Rev George Chamberlayne to Edward Harvey
Grigson of a cottage and blacksmith's shop in Great Cressingham
formerly of Thomas Lobbe Chute, with land tax redemption
certificate, 1799.[23]
(b)
Edward Chamberlayne.[23] In
1766 Edward Sr conveyed the site of the messuage aquired in 1753 from
John Starling and Butland Close to his son Edward Jr.[23] Edward
Jr conveyed the site & messuage to his brother George in
1776.[23]
(c) Thomas Chamberlayne.[23] In
1781 a tenement with 0.5 acres, copyhold of manor of Great Cressingham
with Collings, was surrendered by William Francis to Thomas
Chamberlayne.[23] In 1796 the aforesaid copyhold was conveyed and
surrendered to Rev Andrew Edwards.[23]
William was the father-in-law of Nicholas' brother, Colvie } Dated 1699, an apprenticeship
indenture for Mary Parkin of Mattishall to Nicholas Chamberline, to
learn housewifery.[12] In 1702 Nicholas Chamberlayne of Mattishall made
a mortgage agreement for the loan of £55 to fund the repair of the
Mattishall almshouses, income from the Town Land was to be used to pay
back the loan & the agreement is signed by the chief inhabitants of
the town.[12] Married Margery.[11] Margery died 1741/1742 & buried
9/2/1741-1742, All Saints, Mattishall, Co orfolk (widow).[11,15,33]
Will for Margery Chamberlayn, of Mattishall, dated 1740-1742.[12]
i.
Mary Chamberlaine, baptised 7/5/1684, All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[11]
ii.
Margery Chamberlaine, baptised 7/10/1685, All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[11] Married John Bulwer, 21/3/1715, St Bartholomew, Heigham, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8]
Children:
(a)
Martha Bulwer, baptised 25/4/1718, St Peter, Yaxham, Co Norfolk.[11]
iii.
William Chamberlaine, baptised 23/2/1686-1687, All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[11]
iv.
Martha Chamberlaine, baptised 21/7/1688, All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[11]
v.
Elizabeth Chamberlaine, baptised 4/12/1689, All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[11]
vi.
Nicholas Chamberlaine, baptised 10/10/1691, All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[11] Probably died c.1776, without issue {property passed to oldest known nephew in 1776 }.[12] Dating
from 1776-1854 was a number of conveyances of property in Mattishall,
acquired by Nicholas Chamberlayne prior to 1776: "Whinburgh manor;
1.5r. in West Croft, Mattishall; 0.75r. of the tenement Neaves in
Mattishall in West Croft, Mattishall; 2 messuages void, one called
Julian Cuttings and the other Hethulbene; a messuage with 0.5a. called
Brewsters; six acres [in Mattishall] passed from Nicholas Chamberlayne
to his nephew Nicholas Chamberlayne (1776); 1a. 1r. 25p. passed from
Nicholas Chamberlayne to Thomas Bodham (1790) and then to his widow
Anne for life (1798). A messuage in Mattishall and several closes
containing 14a. part copyhold of Mattishall Tuddenham manor was
mortgaged by Nicholas Chamberlayne to John Allen (1779) followed by an
additional mortgage in 1782; conditional surrender of the copyhold land
from Nicholas Chamberlayne to Thomas Bodham (1789) and then to Ann
Bodham (1804). The whole property, including the copyhold portions of
Whinburgh manor and Mattishall Tuddenham manor was then conveyed to
John Sinkler in trust (1827), the copyhold portion surrendered to
William Bodham Donne (1831) and the rest of the estate conveyed to him
in (1854)."[12]
vii.
Colvie Chamberlaine, baptised 8/10/1693, All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[11] Died
1734 & buried 15/3/1734, All Saints, Mattishall, Co
Norfolk.[33] Will for Colvy Chamberlain, of Mattishall, dated
1733-1735.[12] Still living in or near Mattishall in 1724 as
evidenced by a deed referring to his older cousin as Colvie
Chamberlain Sr.[12]
viii.
John Chamberlaine, baptised 14/8/1695, All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[11]
* ix. Samuel Chamberlaine, baptised 21/10/1696, All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[11] x. Hannah Chamberlaine, baptised 28/8/1699, All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[11] xi. Timothy Chamberlaine, born 30/9/1702, baptised 26/10/1702, All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[11]
Married Susan,[11] probably about 1740. Susan married 2nd
Henry Gallant, 29/11/1770, All Saints, Welborne, Co Norfolk.[11] Both
previously married & William of Yaxham, Co Norfolk.[11] Witness
Robert Liddelow.[11]
i.
Mary Chamberlaine, baptised
21/3/1741-1742, All Saints, Welborne, Co Norfolk.[11] Died &
buried 5/1742, All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[11,33]
ii.
Susannah Chamberlayne, baptised 23/8/1743, All Saints, Welborne, Co Norfolk.[11]
iii.
Martha Chamberlain, baptised 20/1/1744-1745, All Saints, Welborne, Co Norfolk.[11] Married William Whitethread, 1/11/1762, All Saints, Welborne, Co Norfolk.[11] Witnesses Robert Pigg & John Cross.[11]
iv.
Mary Chamberland, baptised 27/7/1746, All Saints, Welborne, Co Norfolk.[11]
v.
Elizabeth Chamberlaind, baptised
25/2/1748-1749, All Saints, Welborne, Co Norfolk.[11] Died 1832
& buried 21/11/1832, All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk (85yo).[33]
Did not marry.[33]
*
vi.
Nicholas Chamberland, baptised 12/9/1750, All Saints, Welborne, Co Norfolk.[11]
vii.
Hannah Chamberlayne, baptised 25/3/1753, All Saints, Welborne, Co Norfolk.[11]
Nicholas was the only son of his father, Samuel, and
Samuel & Nicholas were the only children of Nicholas Sr for whom
there is any evidence they remained in the Mattishall area or even
survived childhood } Farmer,
1780, 1784, 1786, 1787, 1788, 1789, 1791, 1797.[11] Married Pleasance.[11,15]
Pleasance born 1754, died 1814 & buried 16/10/1814, All Saints,
Mattishall, Co Norfolk (60yo).[33]
i.
Samuel Chamberlain, baptised 1777, All
Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[11] Died 1778 & buried
17/3/1777-1778, All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[11,33]
ii.
Samuel Chamberlain,[4,8] born 1778, Mattishall,[14] baptised 1778, All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[11] In
1830 voted in the poll for members of Parliament for the city and
county of Norwich.[51] Baker, 1821,1822,1823,1825,1830.[4,51]
Journeyman baker, 1851.[14] Married
Margaret Abel.[4,14] Margaret born 1788, Morton, Co
Norfolk.[14] Resided 1821,1822 St Augustine, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4] Resided 1823, St Michael Coslany, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4] Resided 1825,1830 St James Pockthorpe, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4] Resided 30/7/1830, St Saviour, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[51] Resided 1851, Cardinal Cap Yard Upper Westwick, St
Swithin, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14]
Children:
(a)
Colvey Chamberlayne, born 16/4/1819, baptised 18/4/1819, Augustine, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4]
(b)
Martha Pleasence Chamberlin, born 19/3/1821,[4,8] baptised 7/7/1822, Augustine, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] Married Henry Turner, 25/12/1852, St John de Sepulchre, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Henry born 1829.[8]
(c) Margaret
Chamberlain, born 1821, St Augustine, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[14] Yarn factory employee, 1851.[14] With parents,
1851.[14]
Children:
(1)
Mary Ann Chamberlin, born 1843.[4] Died 1848 & buried 9/11/1848, St Swithin, Norwich, Co Norfolk (5yo).[4]
(2) Sarah
Chamberlain, born 1847, St Swithin, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14] With
mother, 1851.[14] Resided 1861, Conisford district, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[31] (3) Frederick Chamberlin, born 1849.[4] Died 1849 & buried 7/8/1849, St Swithin, Norwich, Co Norfolk (inf).[4]
(d) Ann Susan Chamberlin, born 8/9/1823, baptised 21/9/1823, St Michael Coslany, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,8] Servant,
1851.[14] Resided 1851, in household of Elizabeth Rodwell, Thorpe
Road, Thorpe next to Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14] (e) Colvey
Chamberlin, born 10/10/1825,[4,14] baptised 16/10/1825, St James
Pockthorpe, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,8] Porter, 1851.[14] With
parents, 1851.[14] (f) Samuel Chamberlain, baptised 2/12/1827, St Helen, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] (g) Hannah
Susan Chamberlayne, born 11/7/1830,[4,8,14] baptised 25/7/1830, St
James Pockthorpe, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,8] Yarn factory employee,
1851.[14] With parents, 1851.[14]
iii.
Hessy Chamberlain,[11] baptised
1780/1781, All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[15] Died 1781 &
buried 10/9/1781, All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[11,33]
iv.
Hannah Chamberlain,[11] baptised 1782,
All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[15] Died 1784 & buried
16/6/1784, All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[11,33]
v.
Pleasance Chamberlain, baptised 1785,
All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[11] Died 1785 & buried
7/8/1785, All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[11,33]
vi.
Pleasance Chamberlain, baptised 1786,
All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[11] Died 1787 & buried
23/4/1787, All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[11,33]
vii.
Ann Chamberlain, baptised 1788, All
Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[11] Died 1788 & buried 27/7/1788,
All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[11,33]
viii.
Hannah Chamberlain, baptised 1789, All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[11]
ix. Colvey
Chamberlain, baptised 1791, All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[11]
Died 1792 & buried 24/4/1792, All Saints, Mattishall, Co
Norfolk.[33] x. Ann
Chamberlain, baptised 1797, All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[11]
Died 1798 & buried 1/2/1798, All Saints, Mattishall, Co Norfolk.[33]
Researchers
who have studied Henry Chamberlain of Thorpe St Andrew who married
Esther Stoneham have failed to find Henry's parentage. All that is
certain about Henry's early days were that he was born about 1777, a
figure taken from his listed age in the 1841 census. This DOB seems a
trifle recent given that he married in 1795 - a DOB closer to 1770
would be more reasonable, noting that the 1841 census is notorious for
rounding off ages. Whilst male minors, those under 21yo, did marry, it
was not all that common and the parish register usually noted that the
husband was a minor and married with the consent of a parent. No such
comment is noted with Henry's marriage in 1795 suggesting, tho' not
proving, that he was born before 1774. Whilst
researching a different family grouping of Chamberlain's in the area of
Pulham in southern Co Norfolk, I found a family with a son, Henry,
baptised 1773, whose parents had moved to Thorpe St Andrew by the
1790's, dying there in that decade. Consequently we have a Henry
Chamberlain of the right age whose parents and possibly at least
some of his siblings were living in Thorpe St Andrew in the mid to
late 1790's, which is when and where Henry was first documented. Whilst
it is not possible to prove that the Henry who married Esther was the
son of Henry & Lydia of Gissing & Pulham, the evidence strongly
points that way.
from DOB's of children }. Died 1775 & buried 24/1/1775,
St Mary Magdalen, Pulham Market, Co Norfolk.[11] Witness with Richard
Boyce at marriage of John Staff & Ann Thacker, 25/5/1762, St Mary
Magdalen, Pulham Market, Co Norfolk.[11] Married Sarah,[11] before
1740. Sarah died 1765 & buried 29/12/1765, St Mary Magdalen, Pulham
Market, Co Norfolk (forename not given, listed as "wife of William").[11]
i.
Sarah Chamberlain,[11] probably born
between 1730-1750. Died 1775 & buried 7/7/1775, St Mary
Magdalen, Pulham Market, Co Norfolk.[11]
Children:
(a)
John Chamberlain, baptised 12/4/1767, St Mary Magdalen, Pulham Market, Co Norfolk (baseborn).[11]
ii.
Ann Chamberlain.[11] Died 1740 & buried 27/4/1740, St Mary Magdalen, Pulham Market, Co Norfolk.[11]
*
iii.
Henry Chamberlain, baptised 20/4/1742, St Mary Magdalen, Pulham Market, Co Norfolk.[11] {Listed twice, once with Sarah as mother, a 2nd time with mother listed as Mary, otherwise same details }
iv.
Ann Chamberlain, baptised 13/9/1747, St Mary Magdalen, Pulham Market, Co Norfolk.[11]
v.
William Chamberlain, baptised
1/2/1750, St Mary Magdalen, Pulham Market, Co Norfolk.[11] Died
1770 & buried 10/7/1770, St Mary Magdalen, Pulham Market, Co
Norfolk (single man).[11]
vi.
Elizabeth Chamberlain, baptised
23/10/1752, St Mary Magdalen, Pulham Market, Co Norfolk.[11] Died
1824 & buried 17/9/1824, St Mary Magdalen, Pulham Market, Co
Norfolk (76yo).[11]
Children:
(a)
Sarah Chamberlain, baptised 8/12/1776, St Mary Magdalen, Pulham Market, Co Norfolk (base).[11]
vii.
Charles Chamberlain, baptised 16/3/1755, St Mary Magdalen, Pulham Market, Co Norfolk.[11] Married
Sarah Bunn, 23/12/1780, St Mary Magdalen, Pulham Market, Co
Norfolk.[11] Charles resided Stratton St Mary, Co Norfolk.[11] By
licence, both single.[11] Witnesses James Dunn & Richard
Boyce.[11] Sarah died 1803 & buried 20/11/1803, St Mary
Magdalen, Pulham Market, Co Norfolk.[11]
Children:
(a)
Charles Chamberlain, baptised 8/4/1781, St Mary Magdalen, Pulham Market, Co Norfolk.[11] Died
6/10/1829 & buried 11/10/1829, St Margaret and St Remigius,
Seething, Co Norfolk (48yo).[11] Labourer, 1818.[11] Husbandman,
1826,1828.[11] Married Sarah Hailes/Hales/Hayes, 12/10/1808,
Kirstead And Langhale, Norfolk, Co Norfolk.[10] Resided 1828, Seething, Co Norfolk.[11]
Children:
(1)
Charles Chamberlain, baptised 15/10/1809, St Peter, Forncett St Peter, Co Norfolk.[11]
(2)
Mary Chamberlain, baptised 13/10/1811, St Peter, Forncett St Peter, Co Norfolk.[11]
(3) Maria Chamberlin, born 14/8/1816, baptised 8/9/1816, St Peter, Brooke, Co Norfolk.[11] (4) Hannah Chamberlain, baptised 5/4/1818, St Margaret, Kirstead, Co Norfolk.[11] (5) Elizabeth Chamberlain, born 28/11/1825, baptised 16/7/1826, St Margaret and St Remigius, Seething, Co Norfolk.[11] (6) James
Chamberlain, born 30/6/1828, baptised 17/10/1828, St Margaret and St
Remigius, Seething, Co Norfolk.[11] Died 21/10/1828 &
buried 26/10/1828, St Margaret
and St Remigius, Seething, Co Norfolk.[11]
(b)
Elizabeth Chamberlain, baptised 19/9/1784, St Mary, Long Stratton, Co Norfolk.[11]
(c) Mary Chamberlain, baptised 23/5/1791, St Mary, Long Stratton, Co Norfolk.[11]
Married Mary.[11] Mary died 1769 & buried 19/2/1769, St Mary,
Gissing, Co Norfolk.[11] Witness with Richard Boyce at marriage of
Samuel Johnson & Sarah King, 14/8/1776, St Mary Magdalen, Pulham
Market, Co Norfolk.[11] Married Lydia, c.1771.[8,11] Lydia born 1732,
died 1798 & buried 13/7/1798, St Andrew, Thorpe St Andrew, Norwich,
Co Norfolk (66yo).[4]
i.
Mary Chamberlain, baptised 6/5/1764,
St Mary, Gissing, Co Norfolk.[11] Died 1764 & buried
20/12/1764, St Mary, Gissing, Co Norfolk.[11]
ii.
Thomas Chamberlain, baptised
16/9/1765, St Mary, Gissing, Co Norfolk.[11] Died 1766 &
buried 28/1/1766, St Mary, Gissing, Co Norfolk.[11]
iii.
Maria Chamberlain, baptised 24/1/1768, St Mary, Gissing, Co Norfolk.[11] {d/o Mary}
i.
Henry Chamberlain, baptised 21/4/1771, St Mary, Gissing, Co Norfolk.[11] {s/o Lydia} Baptism
also registered 15/10/1771, St Michael Coslany, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[8] Died 1772 & buried 26/5/1772, St Mary Magdalen,
Pulham Market, Co Norfolk.[11]
ii.
William Chamberlain, baptised 15/10/1771, St Michael Coslany, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Married
Elizabeth[11] Blanchflower, 12/1/1797, Shelton, Co
Norfolk.[10] William of Hardwick & Elizabeth of Shelton, both
single.[11] Witnesses Daniel Chamberlain [unknown,
possibly the Daniel from Trowse Newton who was in nearby Ditchingham.
This Daniel cannot be William's brother since his parents married 1783 ]
& Sarah Walker.[11] Elizabeth died before 1841.[17] William
resided 1841, St George Colegate, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[17]
Children:
(a)
Charles Chamberlain, baptised 18/7/1797, St Mary Magdalen, Pulham Market, Co Norfolk.[11]
(b)
Elizabeth Chamberlain, baptised 12/4/1799, St Mary Magdalen, Pulham Market, Co Norfolk.[11,14] Dressmaker, 1851.[14] Married
John Taylor Ulph, 8/5/1828, St George Colegate, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[8] John born 1801,[17] died 1840's. Resided 1841,
Norwich, Co Norfolk.[17] Resided 1851, No.23, Aldersons Buildings,
St John Sepulchre Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14]
Children:
(1)
Frederic T. Ulph, born 1831, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14,17] With parents, 1841,1851.[14,17] Attorney's clerk, 1851.[14]
(2)
William Ulph, born 1833, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14,17] With parents, 1841,1851.[14,17] Apprentice carpenter, 1851.[14]
(c) William Chamberlain, baptised 21/11/1803, St Mary Magdalen, Pulham Market, Co Norfolk.[11] (d) George Chamberlain, baptised 26/5/1804, St Mary Magdalen, Pulham Market, Co Norfolk.[11]
*
iii.
Henry Chamberlain, baptised 2/12/1773, St Mary Magdalen, Pulham Market, Co Norfolk.[11]
Born 1776/1777 according
to 1841 census.[17,18] } Died 4/3/1848.[18] Established a drapery
business in Norwich about 1815.[21] His sons carried on the business on
Market Place.[21] The drapery shop was situated on Guildhall Hill,
Norwich, and partially destroyed 1/8/1898 when a fire started in a
warehouse next door. The front of the building was saved and remains
today.[22] In 1830 voted in the poll for members of Parliament for the
city and county of Norwich.[51] Linen draper, 1830.[51] Married Esther
Stoneham, 6/10/1795,[4,8,18] Thorpe next Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,8] Both
single & of Thorpe, Co Norfolk.[4] By banns, witness John Long.[4]
Married 2nd Sarah Camplin, 2/7/1801.[18] Sarah born c.1778, St Paul,
Norwich, Co Norfolk,[14,17] & died 27/4/1856.[18] Resided
30/7/1830, Mancroft Ward, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[51] Resided 1841, St
Stephen, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[17] Sarah, a retired linen draper &
widow, resided 1851, New Market Road, St Stephen, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[14]
*
i.
Henry Chamberlin, born 14/7/1796,[4,8,14,18] baptised 15/7/1796, Thorpe next Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,8]
ii.
John Chamberlin, born 17/4/1798,
baptised 23/4/1798, Thorpe next Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4,8,14,18] Died 15/12/1876.[18] Shopkeeper, 1826.[11]
Draper, 1827,1851.[11,14] Married
Sarah Powell,[18] 12/2/1826, North Walsham, Co Norfolk.[10] Sarah
born 1805,[14,18] North Walsham, Co Norfolk,[14] & died
1886.[18] Resided 1851, Antingham Road, North Walsham, Co
Norfolk.[14]
Children:
(a)
Robert Chamberlain,[18] born 9/6/1826, baptised 11/6/1826, St Nicholas,
North Walsham, Co Norfolk.[11]
(b)
Sarah
Chamberlain,[18] born 9/6/1827, baptised 27/6/1827, St Nicholas, North
Walsham, Co Norfolk.[11] Married Robert Wortley Emery.[18]
iii.
Phoebe, born c.1800.[18] Married Mr Hall.[18]
Children:
(a)
Alice Hall, born 1848.[18]
(b)
Robert Hall.[18]
*
i.
Robert Chamberlain,[4,8,21,32] born 1802,[17] baptised 26/9/1802, Gresham, Co Norfolk.[18]
Married Hannah Tye,[18] 20/11/1823, St Giles,
Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,8] Henry of St Peter Mancroft, by licence.[4]
Witnesses Elizabeth Tye & John Seadase.[4] Hannah born 1801,
Thorpe, Norwich, Co Norfolk,[14,17] died 1863, Farnham, Co Surrey.[18]
Resided 1824, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] Resided
1825,1826,1827,1829,1830,1831, St Stephen, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4]
Resided 30/7/1830, St Stephen, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[51] Resided 1834,
Heigham Grove, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] Resided 1835, Lakenham, Norwich,
Co Norfolk.[4] Resided 1841, Heigham, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[17] Resided
1851, Witton In Blofield, Co Norfolk.[14]
i.
Ellen Chamberlin,[18] born 2/9/1824,
baptised 6/9/1824, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4,7] With parents, 1841,1851.[14,17]
ii.
Henry Chamberlin, born
31/7/1825,[4,18] baptised 7/8/1825, St Stephen, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4] Draper, 1851.[14] Resided, 1851, with Henry Tomlinson,
Bank Plain, St Michael At Plea, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14]
iii.
Frederick Chamberlin, born
5/10/1826,[4,18] baptised 15/10/1826, St Stephen, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4] With parents, 1841.[17]
iv.
Maria Chamberlin, baptised 9/12/1827,[4,18] St Stephen, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] With parents, 1841.[17] Died 1844.[18]
v.
Charles Chamberlin, born
10/1/1829,[4,14,18] baptised 1/2/1829, St Stephen, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4] Died 1878, Ponui Island (Chamberlin's Island), New
Zealand.[18] With parents, 1841,1851.[14,17] Married Anna Jane Blore, c.1854, Australia.[18] {I
have been unable to find this marriage in the Australian BMD's,
possibly married in New Zealand instead. The large number of spelling
variations for Chamberlain do make it difficult to be certain }
vi.
Jessica Chamberlin, born
25/5/1830,[4,14,18] baptised 6/6/1830, St Stephen, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4] With parents, 1841,1851.[14,17]
vii.
Adelaide Chamberlin, born
20/7/1831,[4,14,18] baptised 31/7/1831, St Stephen, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4] With parents, 1841,1851.[14,17]
viii.
Hannah Chamberlain, born
9/8/1832,[4,14,18] baptised 19/8/1832, St Bartholomew, Heigham,
Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] With parents, 1841,1851.[14,17] Married Richard George Amherst Luard, 28/10/1863, Co Surrey.[18]
ix. Alice
Chamberlain, baptised 19/10/1834,[4,18] St Bartholomew, Heigham,
Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] Died 22/4/1835 & buried 26/4/1835, The
Rosary, Norwich, Co Norfolk (7mo).[4] x. William Forbes Chamberlain,[18] baptised 11/8/1839, St Bartholomew, Heigham, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] Died 1839.[18]
Married Emma Rosetta,[4,8,32] Lister,[11] 2/12/1828.[18]
Emma, d/o Thomas & Mary Ann, born/baptised 18/9/1810,[17,18]
London, Co Middlesex,[18] died 5/8/1858,[18,32] & buried 10/8/1858,
St Margaret, Catton, Co Norfolk (48yo).[11] Married Ann Sabine,
c.1859.[32] Resided 30/7/1830, Mancroft Ward, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[51]
Resided 1831, St Stephen, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] Resided
1829,1833,1835,1837 St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] Resided
1839, All Saints, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] Resided 1841, All Saints,
Norwich, Co Norfolk ("Chamberton").[17] Moved from the Parish of All
Saints, Norfolk, to Catton House, Catton mid 1840's.[21]
i.
Emma Bryce Chamberlin, born 30/8/1829,
baptised 6/9/1829, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4,7,32] Died 2/1/1897.[18] Did not marry.[18]
ii.
Annie Chamberlin, born
14/7/1831,[4,18,32] baptised 24/7/1831, St Stephen, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4] Died 3/8/1857.[18] With parents, 1841.[17] Married Charles James Challis, 1856.[18]
iii.
James Chamberton, born c.1832.[17] With parents, 1841.[17] Gentleman, 1872.[11] Married Rose Diver.[11]
Children:
(a)
Martin Price Chamberlin, baptised 4/1/1872, St Margaret, Catton, Co Norfolk.[11]
iv.
Mary Amelia Chamberlin, born 17/5/1833,[32] baptised 9/6/1833, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4,7,18] Died 7/11/1905.[18] With parents, 1841.[17]
Cotton winder, 1851.[14] Resided 1851 with Elizabeth Stannerd,
Silver Road, St James, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14] Married
Sir Thomas Lucas, 2/6/1852,[18] St Margaret, Catton, Co
Norfolk.[11] Thomas, gentleman & baronet, of Lowestoft, Co
Suffolk.[11,32]
v.
Alexander Robert Chamberlin, born 5/5/1835, baptised 17/5/1835, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4,7,18,32] Died 29/6/1921, Norwich, Co Norfolk & buried
8/7/1921, Witton, Co Norfolk.[18,32] With parents, 1841.[17]
Merchant, 1864.[4] Warehouse owner, 1891.[32] Esquire,
1885.[42] Mayor of Norwich, Co Norfolk, 1892.[41] Sheriff of
Norwich, Co Norfolk, 1873.[41] Married
Agnes[7] Mary Snelgrove, 1863, Kensington, London.[18,32] Resided
1861, Sprowston, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[31] Resided 1864,1891
Lakenham, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,32] Resided 1885,1901, The Grove,
Ipswich Road, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[32,42]
Children:
(a)
Alexander Marshall
Chamberlin, baptised 7/9/1864, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4,7,32] Died 26/4/1865,[18,32] Norwich & buried
1/5/1865, St Margaret, Catton, Co Norfolk (10mo).[11]
(b)
Agnes Mary Chamberlin, baptised 27/2/1866, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[18,32] Died 1945.[18,32]
(c) Robert Chamberlin, born 1869, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[18,32] Died 25/12/1949.[18,32] (d) Catherine Emma Chamberlin, born 7/9/1872,[32] baptised 13/1/1870, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[18] Died 10/9/1906.[18,32] (e) Charles Marshall Chamberlin, born 7/9/1872, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[32] Died 27/7/1958.[32]
vi.
Edward Henry Chamberlin, born 29/10/1836, baptised 29/11/1837, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4,7,18,32] Died 28/4/1916.[18] Colonel.[18] With parents,
1841.[17] Resided 1861, Mancroft district, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[31]
vii.
Charles Henry Chamberlain, born 1837.[18] Died 1873, Great Yarmouth, Co
Norfolk & buried 24/1/1873, St Margaret, Catton, Co Norfolk
(51yo).[11] Colonel Rifle Brigade.[18] Married Katharine Lucy Slipper.[18]
viii.
Lucy Chamberlin, born 1/1/1839,[4,18,32] baptised 27/1/1839, St Stephen, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] With parents, 1841.[17] Married
Sidney Augustus Bazalgette,[18] 13/7/1858, St Margaret, Catton, Co
Norfolk.[11] Lieutent, Royal Artillery.[11] Witnesses Gertrude
Chamberlain, Robert Seaman.[11] Resided Woolwich, 1860.[11]
Children:
(a)
Rosetta Lucy Hanwall Bazalgetta, baptised 26/12/1860, St Margaret, Catton, Co Norfolk.[11]
ix. Helen
Maria Chamberlin,[21,32] born 1/12/1840, baptised 31/12/1840, All
Saints, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] With parents, 1841.[17] Married Major Francis Downes, 9/6/1858, St Margaret, Catton, Co Norfolk.[11] Lieutent in His Majestys Royal Artillery.[11] x. Gertrude Chamberlin, born 9/6/1842, baptised 17/7/1842, All Saints, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8,32] Married
Joseph Hanwell, 27/12/1860, St Margaret, Catton, Co
Norfolk.[11] Captain in Royal Artillery, s/o Joseph Hanwell,
gentleman.[11] Resided 1865, Woolwich.[11]
Children:
(a)
Reginald Chamberlin Hanwell, born 16/9/1865, baptised 15/10/1865, St
Margaret, Catton, Co Norfolk.[11]
xi. Kate Chamberlin, born 20/3/1844, baptised 28/4/1844, All Saints, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8,32] xii. George Moore Chamberlin, born 1846,[32,40] baptised 15/3/1846, St Margaret, Catton, Co Norfolk.[11] Died
1928.[40] Was a prominent Norfolk businessman.[40] The firm of
Chamberlin & Sons (created in 1815) owned a large department
store in Guildhall Hill in Norwich, as well as a textile factory
in Botolph Street, Norwich, which specialised in the manufacture
of waterproof clothing.[40] As well as being managing director of
the extensive family firm, which not only ran the huge drapers'
and furnishers' shop but also several clothing and carpet
factoriess in the city, he also was director of other business in
Norwich, including Norwich Union Life and Fire Offices.[40] Also of
businesses in London, including Swan & Edgar in Regent Street,
as well as hotels in Bournemouth and Brighton.[40] Sir George,
knighted in 1919, also was heavily involved in charitable and
philanthropic institutions, including the Association of Trade
Protection Societies of which he was president for many
years.[40] He was a JP, mayor of Norwich in 1891 and 1916 and lord
mayor in 1918.[40,41] He held at various times the positions of
Chief Magistrate, Sheriff, Mayor, Deputy Lord Mayor and Lord Mayor of
Norwich, and Deputy Lord Lieutenant and High Sheriff of
Norfolk.[40] Gentleman, 1877,1878.[4] Married Emily Mary.[4]
Children:
(a)
Frederick George Chamberlain, born 31/1/1877, baptised 1/4/1877, St
Andrew, Eaton, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4]
(b)
Hilda May Chamberlain, born 23/5/1878, baptised 16/6/1878, St Andrew,
Eaton, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4]
xiii. Julia Octavia Chamberlin, born 1847,[32] baptised 4/7/1832, St Margaret, Catton, Co Norfolk.[11] Married
Richard Roynor Jones, 20/1/1875, St Margaret, Catton, Co
Norfolk.[11] Richard, major in Royal Artillery, s/o Lt. General
Jones.[11] Witnesses Robert, Blanche, Anna & Edward
Chamberlain.[11] xiv. Archibald Charles Chamberlin, born 28/10/1848,[32] baptised 4/11/1849, St Margaret, Catton, Co Norfolk.[11] xv. Arthur Lister Chamberlin, born 22/11/1849,[32] baptised 24/2/1850, St Margaret, Catton, Co Norfolk.[11] xvi. Blanche Adelaide Chamberlin, born 1851,[32] baptised 19/10/1851, St Margaret, Catton, Co Norfolk.[11] Married
Henry Brome Tarry, 7/10/1875, St Margaret, Catton, Co
Norfolk.[11] Henry, a civil engineer from Ipswich, Co Suffolk,
born 1845, s/o Thomas Tarry, gentleman.[11] Witnesses Margaret
Chamberlain, Mary Lucas, Lucy Williams, Robert Chamberlain, Alex
Chamberlain.[11] xvii. Ronald Frederick Chamberlin, born 9/1/1856,[32] baptised 20/2/1856, St Margaret, Catton, Co Norfolk.[11]
i.
Margaret Annie Chamberlin, born 2/1/1860,[32] baptised 5/2/1860, St Margaret, Catton, Co Norfolk.[11]
ii.
Jessy Sarah Chamberlin, baptised 2/11/1861, St Margaret, Catton, Co Norfolk.[11]
Numerous
genealogies found online appear to have confused Henry baptised 1620,
s/o John (below) with a Henry of Hingham. Two important facts support
the claim of this confusion. The published genealogies of the emigrant Henry
Chamberlain (who died 1678 in the USA) state his father was Henry Sr.
There is no evidence of this Henry Sr in Wymondham and the Henry born
c.1620, Wymondham, was actually the son of John, not Henry Sr.
Secondly, there is a baptism of a Henry Jr (s/o Henry Sr) in Hingham in
1635. This is almost certainly the Henry who emigrated to the USA in
the 1650's, marrying there in the 1650's. Hingham is about 10km distant
from Wymondham, by road. The first two generations below are somewhat
speculative (John Sr and John Jr). The probates for two John's, one in
1594 and the other in 1615 likely point to successive generations. The
estimated DOB of William places him neatly as a son of John Sr. It is
possible William was the father of Dennys and John III, however
'William' does not subsequently appear in either of those two families.
A Margaret Chamberlin, widow, died c.1580, Wymondham (will dated
1580).[48] She may be the widow of an earlier generation or of an
additional, unknown, son of John born around 1520. At least one branch
of this family ended up in Norwich.
Assuming no
more than 80yo at death and from estimated DOB's of possible sons } Died
c.1594 & Administration of John's estate dated 1594, Wymondham, Co
Norfolk.[48]
*
i.
John Chamberlayne.[48] Possibly born between 1535-1570
ii.
William Chamberlain,[11] probably born
between 1540-1560 ('old man' at death, ie:over 70yo). Died
11/1/1626/1627, Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co
Norfolk ("on old man").[11]
Assuming
no more than 80yo at death and from estimated DOB's of possible sons }
Died c.1615, Administration of John's estate dated 1615, Wymondham, Co
Norfolk.[48] Dated 12/7/1593, an injunction against John Harres, tenant
of lands in Wymondham, who brings an action against Thomas Kett and
John Chamberlayne of Wymondesham; Henry Goodwyn, Exchequer messenger,
levied £11 9s. 4d. for rent and arrears there due to the Queen for the
site and demesnes.[49]
*
i.
Denny Chamberlain,[11] born between 1580-1595 {based on DOB's of children }.
*
ii.
John Chamberlaine,[11] born between 1585-1595 {based on DOB's of children }.
iii.
Mary Chamberlin,[11] born between 1595-1610. Married Robert Gaymard, 1/10/1629, Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co Norfolk.[11]
based on DOB's of children }.
i.
Anne Chamberlaine, baptised
2/2/1616-1617, Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co
Norfolk.[11] Died 1615/1616 & buried 28/2/1615-1616, Virgin
Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co Norfolk.[11]
ii.
Denny Chamberlaine, baptised 21/9/1617, Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co Norfolk.[11] Married Elizabeth.[4]
Children:
(a)
Henry Chamberlen, baptised 9/9/1648, St Andrew, Eaton, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4]
(b)
Joseph Chamberlen, baptised 8/4/1653, St Andrew, Eaton, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4]
(c) John Chamberlen, baptised 30/11/1655, St Andrew, Eaton, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] (d) Elizabeth Chamberlen, baptised 2/3/1657-1658, St Andrew, Eaton, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4]
iii.
Mary Chamberlaine, baptised 22/10/1620, Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co Norfolk.[11]
iv.
Joseph Chamberlayne, baptised 1/1623-1624, Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co Norfolk.[11]
based on DOB's of children }.
i.
John Chamberlaine, baptised 25/5/1617,
Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co
Norfolk.[11] Died 1624/1625 & buried 22/3/1624/1625, Virgin
Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co Norfolk.[11]
*
ii.
Peter Chamberlaine, baptised 21/3/1618-1619, Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co Norfolk.[11]
iii.
Henry Chamberlaine, baptised 10/12/1620, Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co Norfolk.[11]
iv.
Margaret Chamberlayne, baptised 23/3/1622-1623, Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co Norfolk.[11]
v.
Mary Chamberlayne, baptised 12/3/1625-1626, Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co Norfolk.[11] Married Benjamin Page, 25/12/1654, Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co Norfolk.[11]
vi.
Margaret Chamberlaine, baptised 6/9/1629, Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co Norfolk.[11] Married
Edward Faybee, 4/12/1655, Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket,
Wymondham, Co Norfolk.[11] Both single & of Wymondham, Co
Norfolk.[11]
Married 2nd Eliza
Thorpe, 18/10/1663, Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co
Norfolk.[11] Eliza single, Peter a widower.[11] Eliza died 1709 &
buried 30/7/1709, Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co
Norfolk.[11] {There
is no evidence of children to the previous marriage in Wymondham,
either their baptisms or children of their own, suggesting Peter had no
issue from his first marriage }
*
i.
Zacharias Chamberling, baptised 21/2/1663-1664, Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co Norfolk.[11]
ii.
Mary Chamberling, baptised 24/9/1665, Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co Norfolk.[11]
iii.
Elizabeth Chamberling, baptised 13/6/1669, Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co Norfolk.[11] Married John Buttler, 12/1691, Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co Norfolk.[11]
iv.
Anne Chamberling, baptised 7/4/1672, Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co Norfolk.[11] Married William Burrell, 2/1691-1692, Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co Norfolk.[11]
Married Margaret.[11] Margaret died 1731 & buried
1/9/1731, Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co Norfolk.[11]
i.
Elizabeth Chamberling, baptised 17/4/1687, Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co Norfolk.[11] Married Henry Ham, 28/4/1718, Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co Norfolk.[11]
Children:
(a)
Robert Chamberlain, baptised 22/4/1717, Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co Norfolk.[11]
ii.
John Chamberling, baptised 15/7/1688,
Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co
Norfolk.[11] Died between 1723/1724 & buried 19/2/1723-1724,
Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co
Norfolk.[11] Married
Sarah Wiseman, 9/2/1713-1714, Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket,
Wymondham, Co Norfolk.[11] Sarah died 1736 & buried 4/9/1736,
Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co Norfolk.[11]
Children:
(a)
Samuel Chamberlain, baptised 20/6/1714, Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co Norfolk.[11]
(b)
Constance Martha Chamberlain, baptised 5/3/1716-1717, Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co Norfolk.[11]
(c) Mary Chamberlain, baptised 16/2/1718-1719, Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co Norfolk.[11] (d) Mary
Chamberlain, baptised 7/3/1722-1723, Virgin Mary and St Thomas a
Becket, Wymondham, Co Norfolk.[11] Died 1740/1741 & buried
19/2/1740-1741, Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co
Norfolk.[11] (e) John Chamberlain, baptised 20/7/1726, Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co Norfolk (base).[11] (f) Elizabeth
Chamberlain, baptised 2/1/1730-1731, Virgin Mary and St Thomas a
Becket, Wymondham, Co Norfolk (base).[11] Died 1734 & buried
26/4/1734, Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co
Norfolk.[11]
iii.
Mary Chamberline, baptised 19/4/1691,
Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co
Norfolk.[11] Died 1694 & buried 20/5/1694, Virgin Mary and St
Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co Norfolk.[11]
iv.
Robert Chamberline, baptised 26/3/1693, Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co Norfolk.[11] Married Ann Beeles, 24/10/1722, Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co Norfolk.[11]
v.
Mary Chamberline, baptised 18/12/1695, Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co Norfolk.[11] Married Robert Parish, 15/4/1721, Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co Norfolk.[11]
vi.
Margaret Chamberline, baptised
23/1/1697-1698, Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co
Norfolk.[11] Died 1700/1701 & buried 23/3/1700-1701, Virgin
Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co Norfolk.[11]
vii.
Zacharias Chamberling.[11] Died 1704 & buried 12/7/1704, Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co Norfolk.[11]
viii.
Benjamin Chamberline, baptised
5/2/1704-1705, Virgin Mary and St Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co
Norfolk.[11] Died 1706 & buried 8/11/1706, Virgin Mary and St
Thomas a Becket, Wymondham, Co Norfolk.[11]
Seething
is about 25km south-east of Norwich. Loddon is 5km east of Seething.
The other localities are all within a few km of Seething. The first
child listed for Leonard (Mary) may be a red herring given the
significant distance between Loddon & Bradenham, however Leonard is
a rare name and the same mother is given for Mary as for the children
baptised in Loddon. Was Francis who died 1752, Norwich the grandfather
or great grandfather of William, Samuel, James & Francis, all born
around 1800? There are, unfortunately, too many holes in the Norwich
PR's in the mid to late 1700's to tell either way.
Married Ann.[11]
i.
Mary Chamberlain, baptised 8/3/1628, West Bradenham, Co Norfolk.[11]
*
ii.
John Chamberlaine,[11] probably born between 1625-1635.
iii.
Robert Chamberlin, baptised 21/1/1633-1634, Holy Trinity, Loddon, Co Norfolk.[11]
iv.
child Chamberlyn, baptised 20/4/1652, Holy Trinity, Loddon, Co Norfolk.[11]
v.
Winiston Chamberlyn (female), baptised 1/3/1655-1656, Holy Trinity, Loddon, Co Norfolk.[11]
vi.
Mathie Chamberlyn.[11] Died 1676 & buried 18/8/1676, Holy Trinity, Loddon, Co Norfolk.[11]
Married
Elizabeth.[11] Elizabeth died 1691 & buried 16/9/1691, St Margaret
and St Remigius, Seething, Co Norfolk.[11]
*
i.
John Chamberlin, born 5/10/1655, baptised 1655, Holy Trinity, Loddon, Co Norfolk.[11]
*
ii.
Francis Chamberlyn, baptised 9/1653, Holy Trinity, Loddon, Co Norfolk.[11]
Married Sarah Hobbs, 16/7/1684,
St Mary in the Marsh, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Sarah died 1693 &
buried 18/6/1693, St Margaret and St Remigius, Seething, Co Norfolk.[11]
i.
John Chamberlin, baptised 21/2/1685-1686, St Margaret and St Remigius, Seething, Co Norfolk.[11]
ii.
Henry Chamberlin, baptised
1/1/1687-1688, St Margaret and St Remigius, Seething, Co
Norfolk.[11] Died 1759 & buried 23/12/1759, St Margaret and St
Remigius, Seething, Co Norfolk.[11] Married Anne.[11] Ann died 1765 & buried 24/11/1765, St Margaret and St Remigius, Seething, Co Norfolk.[11]
Children:
(a)
Elizabeth
Chamberlain, baptised 25/11/1716, St Margaret and St Remigius,
Seething, Co Norfolk.[11] Also baptised 7/8/1716, St Peter &
St Paul, Bergh Apton, Co Norfolk.[11]
(b)
Mary Chamberlain, baptised 23/5/1723, St Margaret and St Remigius, Seething, Co Norfolk.[11]
(c) William Chamberlain, baptised 31/8/1723, St Margaret and St Remigius, Seething, Co Norfolk.[11] {transcriber put ? next to fathers name given baptism of sister 3 months prior }
iii.
Robert Chamberlin, baptised 2/12/1689, St Margaret and St Remigius, Seething, Co Norfolk.[11]
iv.
Elizabeth Chamberlane, baptised 17/4/1692, St Margaret and St Remigius, Seething, Co Norfolk.[11]
Married
Mary[11] Harvey, 4/3/1689, St Stephen, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[3,4] Both
single, Francis of Seething, Co Norfolk & Mary of Bergh Apton, Co
Norfolk.[4] By licence.[4]
i.
1.1.2.1. Francis Chamberlin, baptised 2/10/1692, St Margaret and St
Remigius, Seething, Co Norfolk.[11] Jr, 1726/1727,1728.[11] Draper.[9]
Died c.1752 & will probated 1752, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[9] Married
Thomasin Isbell, 4/10/1722, St Stephen, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[3] {Listed
as Mary with baptisms of children.[11] }
Children:
(a)
Esther Chamberlain,
baptised 10/11/1724, St Margaret and St Remigius, Seething, Co
Norfolk.[11] Died 1812 & buried 13/7/1812, St Helen, Norwich,
Co Norfolk (90yo,spinster).[4]
(b)
Tamesin Chamberlain,
baptised 1/1/1726-1727, St Margaret and St Remigius, Seething, Co
Norfolk.[11] Died 1727 & buried 5/5/1727, St Margaret and St
Remigius, Seething, Co Norfolk (inf).[11]
(c) Tamesin Chamberlain, baptised 19/5/1728, St Margaret and St Remigius, Seething, Co Norfolk.[11] Married Adam Howard, 24/6/1763, St Stephen, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[3]
ii.
Jonathan Chamberlain, baptised 10/2/1693-1694, St Margaret and St Remigius, Seething, Co Norfolk.[11]
iii.
Robert Chamberlaine, baptised
30/4/1699, St Margaret and St Remigius, Seething, Co
Norfolk.[11] Died 1729 & buried 16/5/1729, St Margaret and St
Remigius, Seething, Co Norfolk.[11]
iv.
John Chamberlaine, baptised
18/10/1702, St Margaret and St Remigius, Seething, Co
Norfolk.[11] Died 1702 & buried 15/11/1702, St Margaret and St
Remigius, Seething, Co Norfolk.[11]
v.
Mary Chamberlaine, baptised 27/9/1704, St Margaret and St Remigius, Seething, Co Norfolk.[11]
vi.
Samuel Chamberlaine, baptised 24/1/1706-1707, St Margaret and St
Remigius, Seething, Co Norfolk.[11] Died 1768 & buried 14/11/1768,
St Margaret and St Remigius, Seething, Co Norfolk.[11] Married 1st
Mary.[11] Married 2nd Frances Wapole, 18/9/1739, St Margaret and St
Remigius, Seething, Co Norfolk.[11] By banns.[11] Married 3rd Elizabeth
Shall, 10/10/1758, St Margaret and St Remigius, Seething, Co
Norfolk.[11] Both of Seething, Co Norfolk.[11] By banns, both
illiterate.[11] Witnesses James Scarlett & Samuel Smith.[11]
Children:
(a)
Samuel Chamberlaine, baptised 16/4/1732, St Peter, Brooke, Co Norfolk.[11]
(b)
Samuel Chamberlain,
baptised 6/4/1740, St Margaret and St Remigius, Seething, Co
Norfolk.[11] Died 1740 & buried 2/7/1740, St Margaret and St
Remigius, Seething, Co Norfolk (inf).[11]
(c) Mary
Chamberlain, baptised 22/5/1741, St Margaret and St Remigius, Seething,
Co Norfolk.[11] Died 1753 & buried 28/1/1753, St Margaret and
St Remigius, Seething, Co Norfolk.[11] (d) Frances Chamberlain, baptised 22/5/1743, St Margaret and St Remigius, Seething, Co Norfolk.[11] (e) Samuel
Chamberlain, baptised 24/4/1745, St Margaret and St Remigius, Seething,
Co Norfolk.[11] Died 1774 & buried 11/12/1774, St Peter &
St Paul, Bergh Apton, Co Norfolk.[11] Married Sarah Rose, 11/10/1773, Kirstead, Co Norfolk.[10] (f) Hannah Chamberlain, baptised 1/3/1746-1747, St Margaret and St Remigius, Seething, Co Norfolk.[11] (g) John
Chamberlain, baptised between 26/5/1751-11/8/1751, St Margaret and St
Remigius, Seething, Co Norfolk.[11] Died 1779 & buried
14/6/1779, St Margaret and St Remigius, Seething, Co Norfolk.[11] (h) Elizabeth
Chamberlain, baptised 11/8/1754, St Margaret and St Remigius, Seething,
Co Norfolk.[11] Died 1754 & buried 18/8/1754, St Margaret and
St Remigius, Seething, Co Norfolk (inf).[11] (i) Martha
Chamberlain, baptised 21/12/1755, St Margaret and St Remigius,
Seething, Co Norfolk.[11] Died 1762 & buried 17/10/1762, St
Margaret and St Remigius, Seething, Co Norfolk.[11]
vii. Elizabeth
Chamberlaine, baptised 18/6/1710, St Margaret and St Remigius,
Seething, Co Norfolk.[11] Died 1712 & buried 16/7/1712, St
Margaret and St Remigius, Seething, Co Norfolk.[11]
Mary
from Hethersett moved to Norwich before 1818 and had several
illegitimate children. She does not appear to have ever married. In the
1851 census one of her daughters is living with her and listed as
"sister", although either the transcriber of the census or the original
cenus taker appears to have had doubts and questioned the claimed
relationship.
Married Hannah Rice.[10]
*
i.
Mary Chamberlin, baptised 17/4/1789, Hethersett, Co Norfolk.[10]
ii.
Robert Chamberlin, baptised 4/10/1802, Hethersett, Co Norfolk.[10]
i.
Mary Chamberlin, born 1816.[17] With mother, 1841.[17]
ii.
Thomas Chamberlin, born 1819,[8,14,17]
Heigham, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8,14] Butcher, 1840.[4] Labourer,
1851.[14] With mother, 1841.[17] Married
Ann[14] Duffield.[4] Ann born 1818, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[14,31] Resided 1851, 2nd Cow & Hare Yard, Heigham,
Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14] Ann Resided 1861, West Wymer district,
Norwich, Co Norfolk.[31]
Children:
(a)
Thomas Chamberlin,
born 1840,[14] baptised 19/7/1840, St Bartholomew, Heigham,
Norwich, Co Norfolk (baseborn).[4] With parents, 1851.[14]
(b)
Ann Chamberlin, born 1846, St Benedict, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14] With parents, 1851,1861.[14,31]
(c) Francis Chamberlin, born 1848, Heigham, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14] With parents, 1851,1861.[14,31] (d) Charles Chamberlin, born 1850, Heigham, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14] With parents, 1851,1861.[14,31] (e) Mary Ann Chamberlin, born 1856.[31] With parents, 1861.[31]
iii.
Sarah Anne Chamberlin, born 30/9/1824, Heigham, Norwich, Co Norfolk,[4,14,17] baptised
15/10/1824, St Bartholomew, Heigham, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4,8] With mother, 1841,1851.[14,17] Factory woman,
1851.[14]
iv.
Hannah Chamberlin, born 1830,[17] baptised 20/9/1830, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[7] With mother, 1841.[17]
Sir
Joseph's parentage is unknown. A search of the IGI and FreeREG
yields no Joseph Chamberlain born between 1707-1717 in Co Norfolk,
indicating either Joseph was born outside of Co Norfolk or (more
likely) he was baptised in a Norfolk parish that for which
transcriptions are not available around 1712. A possible parentage of
Joseph are John & Thomas Chamberlin of Trowse Newton. Joseph occurs
fairly frequently within this family as a forename. Joseph's daughter,
Sarah, also deeds a property in Norwich to Peter Chamberlain, grandson
of Thomas of Trowse Newton. There does appear to be a gap in the Trowse
Newton transcriptions around 1710, at least so far as the Chamberlain's
are concerned. Sir Joseph also names a daughter, Judith, a name which
also appears amongst the Trowse Newton Chamberlain's, around the same
time as Joseph's daughter was born. The claim in a biography of Sir
Joseph that descendents
of his established the firm "Chamberlin and Son",[38] would appear to
be inaccurate. Joseph had only one known son who survived to adulthood
(Joseph Jr), who moved to Rackheath. The Chamberlain's of "Chamberlin
and Son" date back to at least Henry Chamberlain, born in the early
1770's, too early to have been a son of Joseph Jr.
Married Sarah Ludlow, 3/4/1735,
The Cathedral, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] {The IGI gives this marriage as
John Chamberlayn.[8] } Joseph of St Gregory, Norwich & Sarah of St
John Sephulcher, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] Sarah born 1716, died
16/1/1786, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[38]"To the memory of Joseph
Chamberlin late of this city, grocer
i.
Elizabeth Chamberlin, born 5/4/1736,
baptised 11/4/1736, St Gregory, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8,39] Died
1744 & buried 4/1/1744, St Gregory, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8,39]
ii.
Joseph Chamberlin, baptised 9/2/1737, St Gregory, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8,39] Died young.
iii.
Sarah Chamberlin, baptised 15/7/1739, St Gregory, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8,39] Died
25/1/1800,[38] & buried 28/1/1800,[8,39] St Gregory, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[38] Dated, 1791, Release of messuage, formerly an inn
called the 'Old Goat', tenements once used as a chandling office,
warehouses adjoining messuage formerly called 'Old Goat' and
other buildings by Mrs Sarah Carter to Peter Chamberlain,
grocer.[9] {Peter Chamberlain
married Susanna Carter of St Gregory. Susanna, born 1741, was
presumably a relative of William, husband of Sarah, possibly a
sister. There is no other obvious connection between Peter Chamberlain,
originally from Trowse Newton, and Joseph Chamberlin } Married William Carter,[38,39] 3/2/1763, St Gregory, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] William born 1725, died 1784.[38]
Children:
(a)
Joseph Chamberlin Carter.[38] Married Emily.[38] Emily born 1761, died 28/3/1831.[38]
(b)
William Carter, born 1766, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[38] Died 20/9/1779.[38]
(c)
iv.
James Chamberlin, baptised 21/6/1741,
St Gregory, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Died 1747 & buried
22/5/1747, St Gregory, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8,39]
v.
Susanna Chamberlin, baptised 17/4/1743, St Gregory, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8,39] Died young.
vi.
Elizabeth Chamberlin, baptised 6/5/1744, St Gregory, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8,39] Died young.
vii.
Judith Chamberlin, baptised 11/4/1745, St Gregory, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8,39]
viii.
Susanna Chamberlin, baptised 11/5/1747, St Gregory, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8,39] Died young.
ix. Joseph Chamberlin, baptised 11/5/1747, St Gregory, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8,39] Died young. x. Susanna Chamberlin, baptised 24/3/1748, St Gregory, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Married
William Worth, 3/7/1769, Thorpe Next Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4,8] William of St George Colegate, Norwich & Susanna
of Thorpe next Norwich.[4] By licence, both single.[4] Witnesses
William Carter & John Worth.[4] xi. Elizabeth Chamberlin, baptised 6/2/1750, St Gregory, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8,39] xii. Joseph
Chamberlin,[38] baptised 6/6/1754, St Gregory, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[8,39] Died 1802 & buried 14/3/1802, Rackheath, Co
Norfolk.[39] Married Elizabeth.[39]
Children:
(a)
Thomas Chamberlin,
born 1/3/1784, baptised 7/3/1784, Rackheath, Co Norfolk.[39] Died
1857 & buried 31/5/1857, Upton, Co Norfolk (73yo).[39] Married Mary Fisher, 31/7/1811, Irstead, Co Norfolk.[39]
Children:
(1)
Elizabeth Chamberlin, born 13/9/1813, baptised 10/10/1813, Hoveton St John, Co Norfolk.[39]
(2)
James Chamberlin, born 18/9/1815, baptised 15/10/1815, Hoveton St John, Co Norfolk.[39]
(3) Simon Chamberlin, born 25/7/1819, Neatishead, Co Norfolk.[39] (4) Mary Chamberlin, born 7/5/1826, Neatishead, Co Norfolk.[39] (5) Mary Ann Chamberlin, born 18/11/1827, Upton, Co Norfolk.[39]
Parentage
of John unknown. No John born about 1720 in Co Norfolk in the IGI or
FreeREG. The fact that John was baptised as an adult in 1749 strongly
suggests he was not baptised as an infant and it is doubtful his
parentage will ever be known since it was not recorded with his
baptism. Assuming the age at death is not entirely accurate, John may
have been born between 1710-1730, based on DOB's of children. John's
children to his first marriage
all died in infancy and his second wife was of such an age as to be
unlikely to have had any further children with John, his known child
with her also dying in infancy.
Married Elizabeth Meadows, 11/9/1749, Saint Mary In The
Marsh, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Elizabeth born 1822, died 1752 &
buried 21/9/1752, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk (30yo).[4]
Married 2nd Anne Mark/Mack, 24/12/1752, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4] by banns, John a widower.[4] Anne born 1713, died 13/4/1790
& buried 16/4/1790, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk (77yo,
w/o John).[4] John & Ann were witnesses at the marriage of Edmund
Brett & Elizabeth Hall, 4/4/1762, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4] John & Anne illiterate.[4]
i.
Rebecca Chamberlain, born 2/11/1750,
baptised 11/11/1750, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4,7] Died 1750/1751 & buried 25/2/1750-1751, St Peter
Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk (inf).[4,7]
ii.
Elizabeth Chamberlain, born 4/6/1752,
baptised 10/6/1752, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,7] Died
1752 & buried 5/7/1752, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk
(inf).[4,7]
i.
Frances Chamberlain, born 15/6/1756,
baptised 16/6/1756, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4,7] Died 1757 & buried 6/6/1757, St Peter Mancroft,
Norwich, Co Norfolk (inf).[4]
The
earliest confirmed reference to William was his marriage in 1820, which
notes he was from Eaton. Eaton in medieval times was a village just
outside of Norwich, by the early 1800's the village had been swallowed
by Norwich and was another city parish. Apart from a family living
there in the 1600's, I have found evidence for only three Chamberlain
families living in Eaton, William below and two additional families
that were in Eaton for less than 5 years, one in the early 1800's and
the other in the 1870's. There is no evidence that William belonged to either of these families. According to the 1851
census William was born in Eaton, however I have found no trace of
possible parents in the parish (eg: in census records, their burials
etc). Most likely the place of birth given in the 1851 census is in
error. William's age at death along with his age given in various
census' give a range for his birth from 1793 to 1799. Too broad a range
to conclusively associate William with one of the known William's born
at this time. The large gap between the first child and the 2nd is
somewhat puzzling, however only the one child from his first marriage
is living with William and his 2nd wife in the 1841 census, if there were any other children, they all died young.
Married
Susanna Alderton, 14/5/1820, All Saints, Intwood with Keswick, Co
Norfolk.[11] William of Eaton, Norwich & Susanna of Intwood, both
single.[11] Both illiterate.[11] Witnesses Henry Alderton & Mary
Alderton.[11] Susanna born 1792, died 1832 & buried 21/2/1832, All
Saints, Intwood with Keswick, Co Norfolk (40yo).[11] Married 2nd
Hannah.[4,14,17] Hannah born 1803,[4,14,17] Swardeston, Co Norfolk,[14]
died 1870 & buried 29/3/1870, St Andrew, Eaton, Norwich, Co Norfolk
(67yo).[4] Resided 1832, Eaton, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[11] Resided 1841,
Eaton, Norwich, Co Norfolk ("Chamblyn").[17] Resided 1851, Eaton Road,
St Andrew, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14]
i.
William Chamberlain, baptised 4/11/1823, All Saints, Intwood with Keswick, Co Norfolk.[11,14] Died
1873, Kirkley, Co Norfolk, & buried 17/10/1873, St Andrew,
Eaton, Norwich, Co Norfolk (49yo).[4] With parents,
1841,1851.[14,17] Farmers son, 1851.[14] Labourer,
1853,1857,1864.[4,11] Married Maria.[4,11] Resided 1857,1864, Keswick, Co Norfolk.[11]
Children:
(a)
Maria Hannah Chamberlain, born 8/3/1853, baptised 13/3/1853, St Andrew, Eaton, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4]
(b)
Susan Chamberlain, baptised 9/8/1857, All Saints, Intwood with Keswick, Co Norfolk.[11]
(c) Hannah Chamberlin, baptised 24/7/1864, All Saints, Intwood with Keswick, Co Norfolk.[11]
i.
Hannah Chamberlain, born 29/11/1833, baptised 5/1/1834, St Andrew, Eaton, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] With
parents, 1841,1851.[14,17] Died 1889 & buried 31/7/1889,
baptised 16/10/1864, St Andrew, Eaton, Norwich, Co Norfolk (55yo).[4]
ii.
Sophia Chamberlain, born 17/5/1835,
baptised 24/5/1835, St Andrew, Eaton, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] With
parents, 1841,1851.[14,17]
iii.
Sarah Ann Chamberlain, born 27/3/1837,
baptised 2/4/1837, St Andrew, Eaton, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] Died
1837 & buried 13/6/1837, St Andrew, Eaton, Norwich, Co Norfolk
(inf).[4]
iv.
Sarah Ann Chamberlain, born 1/7/1838, baptised 1/7/1838, St Andrew, Eaton, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] With
parents, 1841,1851.[14,17] Was witness at marriage of Robert Perfect
& Mary Ann Moore, 14/10/1867, St Andrew, Eaton, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4] Married
Frederick William Kemp, 5/10/1868, St Andrew, Eaton, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4] Witnesses Charlotte Botley & Charles
Chamberlain.[4] Frederick, a miller from Elsing, Co Norfolk, born
1841, s/o Richard Kemp.[4]
v.
Charles Chamberlain, born 26/2/1842, baptised 17/4/1842, St Andrew, Eaton, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] Died
1891 & buried 22/1/1891, baptised 16/10/1864, St Andrew, Eaton,
Norwich, Co Norfolk (48yo).[4] With parents,
1851.[14] Gardener, 1862.[4] Labourer, 1863,1864.[4] Groom &
gardener, 1866,1868.[4] Married
Anne Mary Perfect, 132/8/1862, St Andrew, Eaton, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4] Witnesses Sarah Ann Chamberlain & William
Perfect.[4] Mary Ann born 1838, d/o William Perfect, cordwainer,
died 1891 & buried 5/12/1891, St Andrew, Eaton, Norwich, Co
Norfolk (53yo).[4]
Children:
(a)
Charles William Chamberlain, born 29/1/1863, baptised 1/3/1863, St Andrew, Eaton, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] Witness
at marriage of Henry Platten & Laura Dove, 2/2/1893, St
Andrew, Eaton, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] Gardener, 1889.[4] Married Eliza Howe.[4]
Children:
(1)
William Charles
Chamberlain, born 1886.[4] Died 1890 & buried 24/9/1890, baptised
16/10/1864, St Andrew, Eaton, Norwich, Co Norfolk (4yo).[4]
(2)
Mabel Ella Chamberlain, born 1/11/1889, baptised 29/12/1889, St Andrew, Eaton, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4]
(b)
Henry Arthur Chamberlain, born 17/9/1864, baptised 16/10/1864, St Andrew, Eaton, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4]
(c) Herbert Sidney Chamberlain, born 17/9/1866, baptised 28/10/1866, St Andrew, Eaton, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] (d) Florence
Elizabeth Chamberlain, baptised 31/5/1868, St Andrew, Eaton, Norwich,
Co Norfolk.[4] Died 1889 & buried 31/7/1889, baptised
16/10/1864, St Andrew, Eaton, Norwich, Co Norfolk (17yo).[4]
This
family appears in the IGI PR extracts & the 1851 census with the
spelling of Chamberlain, however they appear in the 1841 census as
Chambers. The family probably never lived in Norwich, however several
of the children were baptised there.
Married Mary Ward,
21/1/1823, Hales, Co Norfolk.[10] Mary born 1793,[14,17] Loddon, Co
Norfolk.[14] Resided 1841, Hales, Loddon and Clavering district, Co
Norfolk ('Chambers').[17] Resided 1851, Jury Street, Great Yarmouth, Co
Norfolk.[14]
i.
Mary Ann Chamberlain, born
26/11/1823,[8] Hales, Co Norfolk,[14] baptised 28/12/1823, Calvert
Street Wesleyan, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] With parents,
1841,1851.[14,17] Dress maker, 1851.[14]
ii.
William Chamberlain, born
9/11/1824,[10,14,17] Hales, Co Norfolk,[14] baptised 12/12/1824,
Paternoster Row Wesleyan Methodist Registry, London, Co
Middlesex.[10] With parents, 1841,1851.[14,17] Bricklater's
labourer, 1851.[14]
iii.
Harriott Chamberlain, born 19/8/1826,
baptised 17/91826, Calvert Street Wesleyan, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[8] With parents, 1841.[17]
iv.
Elizabeth Chamberlain, born 5/3/1828, baptised 8/4/1828, Calvert Street Wesleyan, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8]
v.
James Chamberlain, born 1831.[17] With parents, 1841.[17]
vi.
Robert Chamberlain, born 1832.[17] With parents, 1841.[17]
Joseph
appears in Norwich in the mid-1600's. Whilst there were several
Joseph's baptised in the early 1600's in and around Norwich, none seem
to match this Joseph. The DOB's for his children imply a birth between
1630-1645 (assuming he was around 20yo when the oldest was born and
around 50yo when the youngest was born). The Joseph's for whom baptisms
are known all fall outside of this time frame.
Married
Martha,[7] before 1664. Married Ruth Felton, 18/9/1670, St Mary in the
Marsh, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Married Susan Borry, 13/10/1674, St Mary
in the Marsh, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8]
i.
Thomas Chamberlin, baptised 24/10/1664, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[7] {S/o Martha}
ii.
Thomas Chamberlaine, baptised 17/12/1671, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[7] {S/o Ruth}
iii.
Joseph Chamberlyine, baptised 29/6/1673, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[7] Died 30/8/1673.[7] {No mother}
iv.
Timothy Chamberlaine, baptised 23/7/1674, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[7] Died 30/9/1675.[7] {S/o Ruth}
v.
Elizabeth Chamberlaine, baptised 18/7/1675, Thorpe next to Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4]
vi.
Joseph Chamberlaine, baptised 18/7/1675, Thorpe next to Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Married Presele/Pricillia.[8]
Children:
(a)
Mary Chamberlaine, baptised 21/9/1698, St Edmund, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8]
(b)
Caleb Chamberlaine, baptised 22/5/1701, St Edmund, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Married Mary Banyard, 25/4/1728, Cathedral Church, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8]
vii.
Esther Chamberlin, baptised 26/11/1676, St James with Pockthorpe, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,6] {No mother}
viii.
Nathaniel Chamberlin, baptised 26/5/1678, St James with Pockthorpe, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,6] {No mother}
ix. Ruth Chamberlain,[4] born between 1670-1680. Married Abraham Driver, 25/10/1698, St Stephen, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[3,4]
There
are no obvious parents for Henry, nor any trace of his marriage in
Norwich. It is possible that Henry and Sarah moved to Norwich after
they married elsewhere, possibly with one or more children - one would
normally expect Henry to have named a son after himself.
{based on DOB's of children } Married Sarah.[4,8]
i.
John Chamberlayne, born 11/6/1731, baptised 20/6/1731, St Andrew, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Married Beckett Denton, 7/7/1754, St Margaret, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,8] John of St Gregory, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4]
Children:
(a)
Charlotte Chamberlain, baptised 29/5/1756, St Margaret, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Died young.
(b)
Charles Chamberlain, baptised 5/6/1757, St Margaret, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Died young.
(c) Charles Chamberlain, baptised 14/7/1759, St Margaret, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] (d) John Chamberlain, baptised 29/11/1761, St Margaret, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Died young. (e) Charlotte Chamberlain, baptised 26/6/1763, St Margaret, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Married
George Riches, 31/1/1793, St Edmund, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4,8] Both single & of St Edmunds.[4] George a
soldier.[4] Both illiterate.[4] Witnesses William Bell & Jacob
Shearing.[4] (f) Sarah Chamberlain, baptised 15/9/1765, St Margaret, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Died young. (g) John Chamberlain, baptised 8/11/1767, St Margaret, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] (h) Sarah Chamberlin, baptised 25/8/1771, St Gregory, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Buried 23/9/1773.[8]
ii.
Charles Chamberlin, baptised 7/12/1735, St Gregory, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8]
iii.
James Chamberlin, baptised 3/4/1743, St Gregory, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Died 9/9/1743.[8]
iv.
Mary Chamberlin, baptised 9/6/1745, St Gregory, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Died 16/12/1745.[8]
v.
Sarah Chamberlin,[8] probably born between 1738-1748. Married Joseph Whitehead, 16/10/1768, St Gregory, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8]
No
obvious parentage for John. It is possible that John Jr, s/o John &
Sarah, is a red herring and does not belong in this family.
Married Elizabeth,[4,8]
c.1747. Married 2nd Sarah,[8] c.1751. Married 3rd Sarah Woolerton,
24/11/1766, St Peter Parmentergate, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Sarah born
1725, died 1797 & buried 28/12/1797, St George Colegate, Norwich,
Co Norfolk (72yo, pauper, widow of John).[4]
i.
Elizabeth Chamberlain, baptised 19/2/1748-1749, St Peter Parmentergate, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Died/buried 25/5/1750.[8]
ii.
John Chamberlin, born 2/2/1750, baptised 12/2/1750-1751, St James Pockthorpe, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,8]
iii.
George Chamberlain, baptised 21/4/1751, St Peter Parmentergate, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8]
iv.
Esther Chamberlin, baptised 23/11/1760, St Peter Parmentergate, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8]
v.
Thomas Chamberlain, born 14/3/1772, baptised 18/3/1772, Saint Martin At Palace, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8]
George
appears to have moved aorund a fair bit - his children appear to have
been baptised in a variety of Norwich parishes. The baptisms all
name the mother - it is possible, tho' unlikely, that there were several George & Ann's contemporary.
estimated from
DOB of children }. Married Ann Peck, 3/6/1744, St Clement, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[8]
i.
George Chamberlain, baptised 7/12/1744, St Saviour, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Died young.
ii.
George Chamberlin, baptised
22/12/1747, St Clement, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Died 1794 &
buried 16/9/1794, St John the Baptist, Lakenham, Norwich, Co Norfolk
(48yo).[4] Clerk to the parish.[4]
iii.
Ann Chamberlayn, baptised 10/1750, St Clement, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Married William Wilson, 25/12/1770, St Clement, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8]
iv.
Lucy Chamberlain, baptised 15/7/1753, St Edmund, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8]
v.
Hannah Chamberlain, baptised 24/10/1756, St Edmund, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Married William Vincent, 15/8/1779, St Giles, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] William remarried 1786.[8]
vi.
Susan Chamberlain, baptised 24/5/1761,
Saint Martin At Palace, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Died 1837,
Heigham, Norwich, buried 29/1/1837, St Stephen, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4] Will probated, 1837.[9]
vii.
James Chamberlain, baptised 20/10/1765, Saint Martin At Palace, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Married Hannah Wanty/Ward.[4,7]
Children:
(a)
James Chamberlain, born 17/1/1789-1790, baptised 17/1/1789-1790, St Swithin, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4]
(b)
Sarah Chamberlayne, born 28/11/1792, baptised 23/1/1792, St Gregory, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8]
(c) Esther Chamberlin, born 18/6/1796, baptised 19/6/1796, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,7] Married Francis Bradfield, 25/12/1823, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[7]
viii.
Samuel Chamberlain, born 29/7/1768, baptised 14/8/1768, St Martin at Plea, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8]
from DOB's of children ). Married Susanna Barrett.[4,8]
i.
Ann Margaret Chamberlain, baptised 7/5/1775, Saint Martin At Oak, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8]
ii.
Susanna Chamberlin, baptised 12/1/1777, St Gregory, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8]
iii.
Elizabeth Chamberlain, baptised 2/8/1778, St Gregory, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8]
iv.
William Chamberlain, born 19/5/1780 & baptised 21/5/1780, St Gregory, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8]
v.
Susanna Chamberlain, born 24/9/1782,
baptised 29/9/1782, St James Pockthorpe, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4,8] Died 1782 & buried 31/10/1782, St James
Pockthorpe, Norwich, Co Norfolk (inf).[4]
vi.
George Chamberlain, born 12/11/1783, baptised 16/11/1783, St James Pockthorpe, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,8]
vii.
Susanna Chamberlain, born 23/7/1788, baptised 27/7/1788, St James Pockthorpe, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,8]
viii.
Susanna Chamberlain, born 2/10/1791, baptised 4/10/1791, St James Pockthorpe, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,8]
ix. Mary Chamberlain, born 6/6/1794, baptised 8/6/1794, Saint Martin At Palace, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8]
William,
Samuel, James & Francis are all likely siblings. All were
cordwainers, apart from James all had known sons named Francis and
Samuel was a witness at James' marriage. The handful of other
Chamberlain's of Norwich connected with the cordwainer trade are
clearly not related to this family. Apart from this family grouping,
Francis is a rare Chamberlain forename. The other contemporary
reference is to a Charles who had two sons named Francis in the 1810's.
This Carles was also listed as a shoemaker several times (tho' mostly a
weaver). Charles however married in 1808 & had a child in 1808,
plus Charles does not appear in the following families, so any
connection with Charles is highly unlikely. Did the 4 brothers arrive
in Norwich as young men or were they born there or moved there with
their parents as children? If the later, traces of their parents would
be expected to be found in Norwich, but to date no such evidence has
been found.
from est. DOB's of children ).
i.
William Chamberlain,[4] born before 1800. Cordwainer, 1820.[4] Married Mary Ann[4] Trook.[8] Resided 1820 St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4]
Children:
(a)
Francis Chamberlin,
born 14/5/1820, baptised 19/5/1820, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4,7] Died 1820 & buried 22/5/1820, St Simon & St
Jude, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4]
(b)
Sarah Chamberlin, baptised 13/4/1823, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8]
ii.
Samuel Chamberlain.[4,8] Possibly born between 1800-1810. Shoemaker, 1822,1824,1826,1829.[4] Married
Mary Ann Woor.[4,8] Resided 1822, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4] Resided 1824,1826,1828 St Stephen, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4] Resided 1829, St Clement, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4]
Children:
(a)
George Francis Chamberlin, born 9/2/1822, baptised 24/2/1822, St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,7]
(b)
Harriet Chamberlain,
born 21/5/1824, baptised 20/6/1824, St Stephen, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4] Died 1824 & buried 17/10/1824, St Stephen,
Norwich, Co Norfolk (inf).[4]
(c) Samuel
Chamberlain, born 12/10/1826, baptised 15/10/1826, St Stephen, Norwich,
Co Norfolk.[4] Died 1828 & buried 6/2/1828, St Stephen,
Norwich, Co Norfolk (1yo).[4] (d) Samuel Chamberlain, born 11/1/1829, baptised 21/1/1828, St Clement, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,8]
iii.
James Chamberlain,[4] probably born between 1800-1810. Shoemaker, 1831,1832,1834,1837.[4] Married
Mary Ann Murrell Lacey,[8] 27/11/1830, St Mary & St Margaret,
Sprowston, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] Both single and of
Sprowston.[4] James illiterate, Mary literate.[4] Witnesses John
Andrews & Samuel Chamberlain.[4] By banns.[4] Resided
1843, St Julian, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4]
Children:
(a)
Eliza Chamberlin,
born 23/2/1831, baptised 17/4/1831, St Mary, Sprowston, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4,8] Died 1834 & buried 7/11/1834, St Mary & St
Margaret, Sprowston, Norwich, Co Norfolk (2yo).[4]
(b)
Phoebe Chamberlain, born 26/10/1832, baptised 25/11/1832, St George Colegate, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4]
(c) Bertha
Chamberlin, born 19/10/1834, baptised 2/11/1834, St Mary, Sprowston,
Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,8] Died 1843 & buried 14/1/1843, St
Michael Coslany, Norwich, Co Norfolk (8yo).[4] (d) Harriott Chamberlin, born 11/8/1836, baptised 28/5/1837, St Mary, Sprowston, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,8]
iv.
Francis Chamberlyne,[4,8,30] born
1808[31]/1811.[17,34] Died September quarter, 1875, Norwich, Co
Norfolk (64yo).[34] Labourer, 1832,1836,1837,1838.[4] Shoemaker,
1833.[4] Married
Sarah.[4,8] Sarah born c.1811,[17] died before 1861.[31] Resided
1832,1833 Heigham, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] Resided 1836,1837,1838,
St Stephen, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] Resided 1841, St Stephen,
Norwich, Co Norfolk ("Chamberten").[17] Resided 1861, West Wymer
district, Norwich, Co Norfolk (Chamberlin).[31]
Children:
(a)
Peter Chamberten, born 1831.[17] With parents, 1841.[17]
(b)
David Chamberlyne,
born 28/7/1832, baptised 23/9/1832, Rehoboth Baptist, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4,8] Died 1832 & buried 13/11/1832, St Bartholomew,
Heigham, Norwich, Co Norfolk (inf).[4]
(c) Francis
Chamberlyne, born 25/8/1833, baptised 29/9/1833, Rehoboth Baptist,
Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,8] Died 1833 & buried 24/10/1833,
Heigham, Norwich, Co Norfolk (inf).[4] (d) Francis
Chamberlin, born 29/4/1836, baptised 23/6/1836, St Stephen, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4] Died 1836 & buried 30/5/1836, St Stephen, Norwich,
Co Norfolk (inf).[4] (e) Francis
Chamberlin, born 16/4/1837, baptised 12/9/1837, St Stephen, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4] Died 1837 & buried 21/9/1837, St Stephen, Norwich,
Co Norfolk (inf).[4] (f) Francis
Chamberlin, born 6/7/1838,[4,29,30] baptised 13/7/1838, St Stephen,
Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] With parents, 1841.[17] French polisher,
1881.[29] Resided 1861, Yarmouth, Co Norfolk.[31] Married
Margaret[29,31] Jane Gordon, 11/3/1860, St Nicholas, Great Yarmouth, Co
Norfolk.[30] Resided 1861, Yarmouth Southern district, Co
Norfolk.[31] Resided 1881, Francis Buildings, Victoria Street,
Great Yarmouth, Co Norfolk.[29]
Children:
(1)
Francis William Chamberlain, born 1862, Great Yarmouth, Co Norfolk.[29]
(2)
Alice E. Chamberlain, born 1864, Great Yarmouth, Co Norfolk.[29]
(3) Martha A. Chamberlain, born 1866, Great Yarmouth, Co Norfolk.[29] (4) Harriet E. Chamberlain, born 1869, Great Yarmouth, Co Norfolk.[29] (5) Florence E. Chamberlain, born 1872, Great Yarmouth, Co Norfolk.[29] (6) Beatrice M. Chamberlain, born 1875, Great Yarmouth, Co Norfolk.[29] (7) Constance E. Chamberlain, born 1878, Great Yarmouth, Co Norfolk.[29] (8) Maud M. Chamberlain, born 1880, Great Yarmouth, Co Norfolk.[29]
No trace of William's birth/baptism has been found.
If Arabella is a corruption of Arabia, may be a grandson of George
& Arabia Chamberlain of Trowse Newton and thence Norwich. Census records indicate that William was born in Norwich.
Married Sarah Short, 8/1/1826, St George Colegate,
Norwich, Co Norfolk.[8] Sarah born 1807, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14,17]
Resided 30/7/1831, St George, Colegate, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[51]
Resided 1834, St James Pockthorpe, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] Resided
1841, St Paul, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[17] Resided 1849, St Paul, Norwich,
Co Norfolk.[4] Resided 1851, Magdalen Street, St Paul, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[14] Resided 1861, East Wymer district, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[31]
i.
Fanny Elizabeth Chamberlain, born 12/4/1828, baptised 13/4/1828, St James Pockthorpe, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4]
ii.
William Chamberlain, born 3/4/1829, baptised 12/4/1829, St James Pockthorpe, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] With
parents, 1841.[17] Carpenter, 1851.[14] Resided 1851, Gillings
Yard, Magdalen Street, St Paul, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14] Married
Kezia Thorne, 23/4/1849, St Andrew, Thorpe St Andrew, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4] Both minors, single & of Thorpe Hamlet,
Norwich.[4] Witnesses John Thorne & Eleanor Weeds.[4] Keyia
born 1829, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14,31] Resided 1861, Coslany
district, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[31]
iii.
Fanny Chamberlain, born 12/11/1830, baptised 21/11/1830, St James Pockthorpe, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4] With
parents, 1841.[17] Servant, 1851.[14] Resided, 1851, with Edward
Strowger, Browns Farm, St Clement, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14]
iv.
Elizabeth Chamberlain, born 18/8/1832, baptised 26/8/1832, St James Pockthorpe, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[4,8] House
servant, 1851.[14] With parents, 1841.[17] Resided 1851, living
with Charles Cordran, Magdalen Street, St Saviour, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[14] Resided 1861, West Wymer district, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[31]
v.
Rose Arabella Chamberlain, born
14/8/1834, baptised 17/8/1834, St James Pockthorpe, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4,8] With parents, 1841,1851.[14,17]
vi.
George Short Chamberlain, born
24/7/1836, baptised 31/7/1836, St James Pockthorpe, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4] With parents, 1841,1851.[14,17] Resided 1861, Coslany
district, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[31]
vii.
Mary Ann Chamberlain, born 26/7/1838,
baptised 29/7/1838, St James Pockthorpe, Norwich, Co
Norfolk.[4] With parents, 1841,1851.[14,17] Resided 1861, Coslany
district, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[31]
viii.
Henry Chamberlain, born 1840, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14] With parents, 1841,1851,1861.[14,17,31]
ix. Thomas Chamberlain, born 1844, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14] With parents, 1851,1861.[14,31] x. Rebecca Chamberlain, born 1846, Norwich, Co Norfolk.[14] With parents, 1851,1861.[14,31] xi. Sarah Chamberlain.[4] Died 1849 & buried 19/4/1849, St Edmund, Norwich, Co Norfolk (inf).[4]
This
family has no
known Norwich connection, however several Chamberlain families with a
Norwich connection also had a Pulham and/or Tivetshall connection.
Pulham and Tivetshall are amongst the very few parishes in this part of
Co Norfolk for which transcriptions are available prior to the mid
1700's..
Married Susan.[11] Susan
died 1707/1708 & buried 3/3/1707-1708, All Saints, Thorpe Abbotts,
Co Norfolk.[11]
i.
Susan Chamberlin, baptised 20/2/1677-1678, St Mary, Tivetshall St Mary, Co Norfolk.[11]
*
ii.
Alexander Chamberlin,[11] probably born between 1665-1675. {Probable child based on locality & naming a daughter Susan after presumed mother }
Married
Elizabeth.[11] Married 2nd Elizabeth Goodwin, 14/10/1713, St Mary,
Tivetshall St Mary, Co Norfolk.[11] By banns.[11]
i.
Martha Chamberlin, born 27/7/1697,
baptised 26/10/1697, St Mary, Tivetshall St Mary, Co
Norfolk.[11] Died 1699 & buried 18/10/1699, St Mary,
Tivetshall St Mary, Co Norfolk.[11]
ii.
Susan Chamberlin, born 26/1/1698-1699,
baptised 26/1/1698-1699, St Mary, Tivetshall St Mary, Co
Norfolk.[11] Died 1700 & buried 18/3/1700, St Mary, Tivetshall
St Mary, Co Norfolk.[11]
*
iii.
Samuel Chamberlin, born 29/12/1701, baptised 4/1/1701-1702, St Mary,
Tivetshall St Mary, Co Norfolk.[11]
Married Ann Green, 11/5/1727,
St Mary, Tivetshall St Mary, Co Norfolk.[11] Ann of Pulham, Co
Norfolk.[11] Ann born 1712, died 1784, Needham, Co Norfolk, and buried
30/6/1784, St Mary the Virgin, Pulham, Co Norfolk.[11]
i.
Ann Chamberlain, baptised 19/4/1728, St Mary the Virgin, Pulham, Co Norfolk.[11] Married James Moyes, 7/10/1750, St Mary Magdalen, Pulham Market, Co Norfolk.[11]
ii.
Mary Chamberlain, baptised 3/11/1734, St Mary the Virgin, Pulham, Co Norfolk.[11]
iii.
Samuel Chamberlain, baptised
29/8/1736, St Mary the Virgin, Pulham, Co Norfolk.[11] Died 1736
& buried 7/10/1736, St Mary the Virgin, Pulham, Co Norfolk.[11]
iv.
Samuel Chamberlain, baptised 2/9/1739,
St Mary the Virgin, Pulham, Co Norfolk.[11] Died 1770 & buried
26/1/1770, St Mary the Virgin, Pulham, Co Norfolk.[11] Married Hannah.[11] Hannah died 1770 & buried 1/12/1770, St Mary the Virgin, Pulham, Co Norfolk.[11]
Children:
(a)
Samuel Chamberlain,
baptised 13/11/1764, St Peter, Needham, Co Norfolk.[11] Died 1765
& buried 30/6/17965, St Peter, Needham, Co Norfolk (inf).[11]
(b)
Anne Chamberlain.[11] Died 1770 & buried 29/6/1770, St Mary the Virgin, Pulham, Co Norfolk.[11]
(c) Richard
Chamberlain, baptised 20/4/1766, St Peter, Needham, Co
Norfolk.[11] Was a witness at the marriage of Joseph Puttock &
Jemima Read, 14/12/1809, St Peter, Needham, Co Norfolk.[11] Married
Dinah Constable, 20/9/1788, St Mary Magdalen, Pulham Market, Co
Norfolk.[11] By banns, both illiterate & single.[11] Witnesses
John Chatten & John Boyce.[11] Married
2nd Elizabeth Dent, 29/9/1829, St Margaret, Starston, Co
Norfolk.[11] Richard of Needham & Elizabeth of Starston, both
previously married.[11] By banns, witnesses John Adams &
George Knights.[11]
Children:
(1)
Samuel Chamberlain,
baptised 26/7/1789, St Mary Magdalen, Pulham Market, Co
Norfolk.[11] Died 1813 & buried 6/5/1813, St Peter, Needham,
Co Norfolk (22yo).[11]
(2)
Hannah Chamberlain,
baptised 18/12/1791, St Peter, Needham, Co Norfolk.[11] Died 1822
& buried 29/12/1822, St Peter, Needham, Co Norfolk (31yo).[11]
(3) Richard Chamberlain, born 16/3/1794, baptised 5/2/1797, St Peter, Needham, Co Norfolk.[11] (4) Dinah Chamberlain, born 28/1/1797, baptised 5/2/1797, St Peter, Needham, Co Norfolk.[11]
