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Emily Aslatt was born before 16 Feb 1827 in Southampton, Hampshire. She was baptised on 16 Feb 1827 in All Saints Church, Southampton, Hants. She died after 5 Dec 1859. Parents: John Aslatt and Hester Martha Colson.

She was married to Andrew Smith on 20 Dec 1849 in Parish Church, Highfield, Southampton.

Fanny Aslatt was born before 29 Dec 1852 in Southampton, Hampshire. She was baptised on 29 Dec 1852 in All Saints Church, Southampton, Hants. She died ? ___ 1854 in Southampton, Hampshire.⁽⁶⁾ Parents: Alfred John Aslatt and Eliza Smith.

Fanny Aslatt was born before 28 Dec 1860 in Southampton, Hampshire. She was baptised on 28 Dec 1860 in All Saints Church, Southampton, Hants. She died AFT ?-___-1891. Parents: Alfred John Aslatt and Eliza Smith.

She was married to John Edward Turner BEF ?-___-1891.

Fanny Isobel Poate ASLATT was born on 20 Sep 1901 in Sholing Lane, South Stoneham, Hampshire. She died on 31 Mar 1993. 1920/08/?? of Holybourne, ? 19??/??/?? of 'Wyvern', Station Road, Chilbolton, Hampshire 19??/??/?? of Mill Hill, London 19??/??/?? of Berkhampstead, Hertfordshire Birth: General Register Office - Register of Births DEC 1901 2c 51 S. STONEHAM.
'Berea', Sholing Lane, St Mary Extra, Southampton, Hampshire Parents: Harry William ASLATT and Ellen Maria HILLS.

Children were: Colin JOHNSON.

Frances (Fanny) Aslatt was born before 20 Jan 1830 in Southampton, Hampshire. She was baptised on 20 Jan 1830 in All Saints Church, Southampton, Hants. She died after 5 Dec 1859. Parents: John Aslatt and Hester Martha Colson.

She was married to Richard Seward Pearce on 28 Mar 1854 in Parish Church, Highfield, Southampton. Children were: Arthur William Pearce.

Frances Elsie Aslatt was born ? ___ 1889. She died ? ___ 19??. She was a Hospital Nurse. 1914/12/08 Hospital Nurse of 63 Ivy Road, St Denys, Southampton, Hampshire Parents: Francis (Frank) Aslatt and Emily Laura (?).

She was married to Lawrence Postan Lardner on 8 Dec 1914 in Southampton, Hampshire.⁽⁷⁾

Francis (Frank) Aslatt was born before 5 May 1858 in Southampton, Hampshire. He was baptised on 5 May 1858 in All Saints Church, Southampton, Hants. He died on 15 May 1917 in Southampton, Hampshire. He was an Inventor. 1881/04/03 Boarder and Bicycle Manufacturer, aged 23, of Coventry Holy Cross
(Head of household: John Mattocks) - RG11/3071 f.94 p.21
1914/12/08 Patent Inventor of Dean Hurst, Midanbury Lane, Southampton, Hants
1919/06/27 Winchester - Effects ś420. Parents: Alfred John Aslatt and Eliza Smith.

He was married to Emily Laura (?) ? ___ 18??. Children were: Frances Elsie Aslatt, Percy John Aslatt, Harold Aslatt, Marion Aslatt.

George Aslatt died on 26 Mar 1839 in 14 Eastern Place, Southampton, Hampshire.⁽⁸⁾ He was buried on 31 Mar 1839 in St Mary's Church, Kingsland, Southampton. He was born ? ___ 1764. He was a Coach Maker. 1794/04/10 of Portsea, Hampshire
1794/05/16 of Chalton, Hampshire
1799/07/07 of St Thomas, Portsmouth, Hampshire
1804/05/20 ditto
1818/04/13 Possibly of Warblington, Hampshire
1839/??/?? Retired coachmaker of 14 Eastern Place, Southampton, Hampshire

He was married to Frances Poate on 10 Apr 1794 in Portsea, Hampshire. Children were: John Aslatt, Hannah Aslatt, Mary Ann Aslatt.

George Colson Aslatt was born before 30 Sep 1821 in Southampton, Hampshire. He was baptised on 30 Sep 1821 in All Saints Church, Southampton, Hants. He died on 11 Mar 1894 in 56 The Avenue, Southampton, Hampshire.⁽⁹⁾ He was buried on 16 Mar 1894 in Parish Church, Highfield, Southampton. 1851/03/30 Aged 28, of Southampton - HO107/1669 f.779 p.?
18??/??/?? Gentleman of Fitzroy Villa, The Avenue, Southampton
1891/07/21 Effects ś1,650 5s 9d Late of Fitzroy Villa, The
Avenue, Southampton, Gentleman.
Probate to Mary Ann Caroline Aslatt, widow. Parents: John Aslatt and Hester Martha Colson.

He was married to Mary Ann Caroline (Hewlett?) AFT ?-___-1851.

Hannah Aslatt was born before 7 Jul 1799 in Portsmouth, Hampshire. She was baptised on 7 Jul 1799 in St Thomas Church, Portsmouth, Hampshire. She died after 5 Dec 1859. Parents: George Aslatt and Frances Poate.

She was married to William Parvin on 13 Apr 1818 in Parish Church, Warblington, Hampshire.

Harold Aslatt died before 12 Mar 1968. He was born ? ___ 18??. Parents: Francis (Frank) Aslatt and Emily Laura (?).

Harriet Aslatt was born before 11 Dec 1831 in Southampton, Hampshire. She was baptised on 11 Dec 1831 in All Saints Church, Southampton, Hants. She died after 5 Dec 1859. 1851/03/30 Aged 18, of 157 Highfield, Grotte Villa, South Stoneham
HO107/1670 f.162 p.? Parents: John Aslatt and Hester Martha Colson.

She was married to Francis Douglas Fox Norton on 13 Apr 1858 in Parish Church, Highfield, Southampton.

Harry William ASLATT was born on 8 Feb 1869 in Marland Place, Southampton, Hampshire. He was christened on 25 Mar 1869 in All Saints, Southampton, Hampshire. He died on 26 Mar 1939 in Borough Hospital, Southampton, Hants. Commercial Traveller

1871/04/02 ?, aged (2?), of ? - RG10/?? f.?? p.?? 1881/04/03 Scholar, aged 12, of 87 Marland Place, Southampton RG11/1213 f.10 p.13 1891/04/05 Greengrocer's assistant, aged (22?), of Stavely, Cotlands Road, Bournemouth RG12/903 f.82 p.4
1892/01/23 Grocer of 10 Manchester Street, Southampton, Hampshire 1893/02/08 Commercial Traveller of 43 Alexandra Road, Millbrook, Southampton 1901/09/20 Steamship Steward of 'Berea' Sholing Lane, St Mary Extra, Soton. 1912/08/04 Conservative
Agent of 24 Avenue Road, Itchen, Southampton, Hants 1939/03/26 Commercial Traveller (Retired) of 24 Radstock Road, Southampton, Hampshire Parents: Henry Poat Aslatt and Fanny PRANGNELL.

He was married to Ellen Maria HILLS on 22 Apr 1891 in Christchurch, Bournemouth, Hampshire. Children were: Lilian Amy Poate ASLATT, Arthur ASLATT, Elsie Maud ASLATT, Dorothy Evelyn ASLATT (d.y.), John Henry ASLATT (d.y.), Fanny Isobel Poate ASLATT .

Henry Poat Aslatt was born before 9 Jul 1828 in Southampton, Hampshire. He was baptised on 9 Jul 1828 in All Saints Church, Southampton, Hants. He died on 29 Jan 1905 in 6 Cranbury Place, Southampton, Hampshire.⁽¹⁰⁾ He was buried ? FEB 1905 in Old Section, Southampton Cemetery, Hants.⁽¹¹⁾ He was a Master Coach Builder. 1851/03/30 Aged 21, of Southampton - Ho107/1669 f.779 p.?
1861/??/?? Coachmaker of Weighbridge, Marland Place (Post Office Directory)
1867/05/02 Coachbuilder of All Saints, Southampton, Hampshire
1869/02/08 Master Coachbuilder of Marland Place, Southampton, Hampshire
1874/10/18 of Marland Place, Southampton, Hampshire
1891/04/22 Carriage Builder
1???/??/?? of 6 Cranbury Place, Southampton, Hampshire
1904/07/29

THIS IS THE LAST WILL and TESTAMENT
of me HENRY POAT ASLATT of 6 Cranbury Place in the Town and County of the Town of
Southampton I hereby revoke all former Wills and Testamentary dispositions made by me
and declare this tobe my last Will and Testament I appoint my daughter Fanny Poat
Aslatt and my nephew Arthur William Pearce of 6 St Michael Street Southampton Solicitor
to be the EXECUTRIX and EXECUTOR of this my Will I direct payment of all my just
debts funeral and testamentary expenses I give and bequeath my freehold messuage and
dwellinghouse situate and being Number 86 New Road in the Town and County of the Town
of Southampton and all my books documents watches clocks diamond rings and other jewel-
lery also my plate pictures linen china coins and curios whatsoever unto my said
daughter Fanny Poat Aslatt absolutely I give devise and bequeath all the rest residue
and remainder of my real and personal estate unto all my children in equal shares And
I declare that the Executrix and Executor for the time being of this my Will may in-
stead of acting personally employ and pay a Solicitor or other person to transact any
business or do any act required to be done in connection with the administration of my
estate including the receipt and payment of money and that the said Arthur William
Pearce being a Solicitor may act and be employed and shall be entitled to charge and be
paid all professional or other charges for any business or act done by him or his form
in connection with my estate including any act which an Executor not being a Solicitor
could have done personally I desire to be buried in my tomb in the Southampton Cemetery
without show or unnecessary cost and that the words "Twelve years Alderman of the
Borough of Southampton" be carved or engraved on my tomb. IN WITNESS whereof I have
hereunto set my hand to this my Will this twenty ninth day of July One thousand nine
hundred and four - HENRY POAT ASLATT - Signed by the above Henry Poat
Aslatt as his last Will in the presence of us both being present at the same time who
in his presence and in the presence of each other have hereunto subscribed our names
as witnesses - HENRY J. RICHARDS - J. E. NEWMAN Clerks to Messrs Pearce & Keele
Solrs Southampton

On the 16th day of March 1905 Probate of this Will ws granted to Fanny Poat
Aslatt and Arthur William Pearce the executors

Left Ł1139 14s 0d to Fanny Poat Aslatt (spinster).

Twelve Years Alderman of Borough of Southampton' engraved on tombstone. Buried in Old Section, Southampton Cemetery. Follow Cemetery Road to ornate gates before Chapel. Walk through gates, take first left. HPA is 20 ft on left

1851/03/30 Aged 21, of Southampton - HO107/1669 f.779 p.? 1861/??/?? Coachmaker of Weighbridge, Marland Place (Post Office Directory) 1867/05/02 Coachbuilder of All Saints, Southampton, Hampshire 1869/02/08 Master Coachbuilder of Marland Place,
Southampton, Hampshire 1874/10/18 of Marland Place, Southampton, Hampshire 1881/04/03 Alderman Coachbuilder, aged 52 of 87 Marland Place, Southampton RG11/1213 f.10 p.13 1891/04/22 Carriage Builder 1901/0?/?? (Aged 63? of 6 Cranbury Place,
Southampton, Hampshire) 1904/07/29

THIS IS THE LAST WILL and TESTAMENT of me HENRY POAT ASLATT of 6 Cranbury Place in the Town and County of the Town of Southampton I hereby revoke all former Wills and Testamentary dispositions made by me and declare this tobe my last Will and
Testament I appoint my daughter Fanny Poat Aslatt and my nephew Arthur William Pearce of 6 St Michael Street Southampton Solicitor to be the EXECUTRIX and EXECUTOR of this my Will I direct payment of all my just debts funeral and testamentary
expenses I give and bequeath my freehold messuage and dwellinghouse situate and being Number 86 New Road in the Town and County of the Town of Southampton and all my books documents watches clocks diamond rings and other jellery also my plate
pictures linen china coins and curios whatsoever unto my said daughter Fanny Poat Aslatt absolutely I give devise and bequeath all the rest residue and remainder of my real and personal estate unto all my children in equal shares And I declare
that the Executrix and Executor for the time being of this my Will may in- stead of acting personally employ and pay a Solicitor or other person to transact any business or do any act required to be done in connection with the administration of
my estate including the receipt and payment of money and that the said Arthur William Pearce being a Solicitor may act and be employed and shall be entitled to charge and be paid all professional or other charges for any business or act done by
him or his form in connection with my estate including any act which an Executor not being a Solicitor could have done personally I desire to be buried in my tomb in the Southampton Cemetery without show or unnecessary cost and that the words
"Twelve years Alderman of the Borough of Southampton" be carved or engraved on my tomb. IN WITNESS whereof I have hereunto set my hand to this my Will this twenty ninth day of July One thousand nine hundred and four - HENRY POAT ASLATT - Signed
by the above Henry Poat Aslatt as his last Will in the presence of us both being present at the same time who in his prescence and in the prescence of each other have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses:- HENRY J. RICHARDS - J. E. NEWMAN
Clerks to Messrs Pearce & Keele Solrs, Southampton

On the 16th day of March 1905 Probate of this Will ws granted to Fanny Poat Aslatt and Arthur William Pearce the executors

NOTE On the 16th day of March 1905 Probate of this Will ws granted to Fanny Poat NOTE Left -1139 14s 0d to Fanny Poat Aslatt (spinster). Parents: John Aslatt and Hester Martha Colson.

Children were: Fanny Poate PRANGNELL\ASLATT (d.s.p), Hester Elizabeth ASLATT, Harry William ASLATT.

Hester Elizabeth ASLATT was born on 20 Dec 1867 in All Saints, Southampton, Hampshire. 1871/04/02 Aged (3?) of (Marland Place, Southampton?) 1881/04/03 Scholar, aged 13, of 87 Marland Place, Southampton RG11/1213 f.10 Parents: Henry Poat Aslatt and Fanny PRANGNELL.

She was married to W. J. PHILIPS after 3 Apr 1881. Children were: Helen PHILIPS (d.s.p).

Hester Jane Aslatt was born on 2 Feb 1818 in Southampton, Hampshire. She was baptised on 8 Mar 1818 in St Mary's Church, Kingsland, Southampton. She died on 24 Aug 1881 in 4 Cliff Terrace, Southampton, Hampshire.⁽¹²⁾ She was buried on 1 Sep 1881 in Parish Church, Highfield, Southampton. 1851/03/30 Aged 33, of Southampton - HO107/1669 f.819 p.?
1861/??/??
1871/??/??
1881/??/?? of 4 Cliff Terrace, Bevois Town, Southampton
1881/10/01 Will: Ł694 17s 7d to George Colson Aslatt
Late of Cliff Terrace, Bevois Town, Southampton, spinster who died
24 August 1881 at 4 Cliff Terrace was granted at Winchester to
George Colson Aslatt of Fitzroy Villa, The Avenue, Southampton
Gentleman, the brother and one of the next of kin. Parents: John Aslatt and Hester Martha Colson.

John Aslatt was born before 16 May 1794 in Chalton, Hampshire. He was baptised on 16 May 1794 in Parish Church, Chalton, Hampshire. He died on 8 Dec 1859 in Highfield, South Stoneham, Southampton.⁽¹³⁾He was buried on 15 Dec 1859 in Parish Church, Highfield, Southampton. He was a Coach Builder. 1794/05/16 of Chalton, Hampshire
1799/07/07 of the parish of St Thomas, Portsmouth, Hampshire
1804/05/20 ditto
1817/04/30 Coachman of Parish of St Michael's, Winchester, Hampshire
1818/03/08 Herald Painter of Parish of St Mary's, Kingsland, Southampton
1820/03/05 ditto
1821/09/30 Coachmaker of Above Bar, Parish of All Saints, Southampton
1823/03/02 ditto
1825/02/02 ditto
1827/02/16 Coachbuilder of Above Bar, Parish of All Saints, Southampton
1828/07/09 ditto
1830/01/20 ditto
1831/12/11 ditto
1832/06/08 Southampton Archives Office D/Z 882/5
Pair of Final Concords 8 June 3 Will.IV. (1833) Or is this 1832????
William Colson, plaintiff, and John Aslatt, defendant,
3 messuages, 3 curtilages, 3 gardens, 3 yards, one coach smithery
one coachmaker's shop and store, one blacksmith's shop, site
of a weighbridge, la. of land and common pasture in parish of
All Saints Ł300

This is the final Agreement made in the Court of our Sovereign Lord the King at Westminster on the eigth day of
June in the Third year of the reign of William the Fourth by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland King Defender of the Faith before Nicolas Conyngham Tindal, James Allan Dark, Stephen Caselee,
John Bernard Bosanquet, and Edward Hall Alderson, Justices of our Lord the King and others then and there present between
William Colson Plt and John Aslatt Defent. of three messuages three curtilages three gardens three yards and
Coach Smithery and Coachmakers Shop & Store one Blacksmiths shop Site of a Weighbridge one acre of Land
& Common of pasture with the appurts in the Parish of All Saints
Whereupon a Plea of Covenant was summoned betwwen them in the same Court (that is to say) that the aforesaid
John hath acknowledged the afores. ? Site & Common of Pasture with the appurts to be
the right of him the sd. William As those which the sd. William hath of the Gift of the aforesaid
John And those he hath remised and quit=claimed from him & his heirs to the aforesd.
William & his heirs for ever And moreover the said
John hath granted for him & his heirs that they will warrant
to the aforesd. William & his heirs the aforesd. ? Site & Common of Pasture with the appurts
against him the sd. John & his heirs for ever
And for this Acknowledgement Remise Quit=claim Warranty Fine and Agreement the sd. William
hath given the aforesd. John Three hundred Pounds Sterling.

1832/06/14 Southampton Archives Offices D/Z 882/3

Lease and Release 14 & 15 June 1832
William Rogers, late of Southampton, now of Reading Berks, esq.
his sister Lydia Rogers of Bath, spinster, sells to John Aslatt
of Southampton, coachmaker, (with William Colson of Otterbourne)
his trustee) for Ł1946 8s 9d
1) land in All Saints parish bounded by the road leading to
East Magdalens (=> Marlands) with a coachmaker's shop in
occupation of John Aslatt and tenements in occ. of John Aslatt
and Olive Sawkins widow (these buildings had been destroyed by fire)
2) parcel of ground in All Saints parish bounded by the turnpike
road from Southampton to Winchester adjoining the above property
Together with tenement, weighbridge, weighing engine and land
with which they stand, dung pen, fowl house, garden and outlet
now in occupation of John Evans, also blacksmith's shop,
tenement, coach smithery (firmerly a stable and coach houses)
and other buildings in occ. of Olive Sawkins and John Aslatt.

This Indenture
made the fourteenth day of June in the year One thousand eight hundred and thirty-two
Between William Rogers late of the Town and County of the Town of Southampton
but now of Reading in the county of Berks.
Esquire
and Lydia Rogers of the City of Bath in the County of Somerset Spinster of the one part and
John Aslatt of the said Town and County of Southampton Coachmaker of the other part &
Witnesseth that for and in consideration of the Sum of five shillings of lawful money
of Great Britain to each of them the said William Rogers and Lydia Rogers in hand well and
fairly paid by the said John Aslatt at or before the sealing and delivery of these presents the several receipts whereof hereby acknowledged
They the said William Rogers and Lydia Rogers Have
and each of them Hath
bargained and sold And by these presents Do and each of them Doth
bargain and sell unto the said John Aslatt his executors Administrators and Assigns Firstly All that Piece or parcel of Ground
situate lying and being in the Parish of All Saints in the Town and County of the Town of Southampton bounded on the North by a Road leading
to West Magdalens on the South and West by Lands formerly of Richard Collins afterwards of Francis Love Beckford Esquire and on
the East by Lands formerly of Philip Towry Esquire afterwards of William Rogers and since of George Rogers and containing by
Estimation in breadth from North to South at the East End fifty two feet or thereabouts and at the West end thirty five feet or
thereabouts and from North to South at thewidest place near the middle of the said Piece or parcel of Ground fifty seven feet
or thereabouts and containing by Estimation in length from East to West Eighty five feet or thereabouts as the same was formerly set
out with marks and bounds and whereon or on some part whereof once stood a Coachmakers Shop in the Occupation of the said John
Aslatt and also two Tenements in the several Occupations of the said John Aslatt and Olive Sawkins widow which Coachmakers
Shop and two Tenements were some time since burnt down and destroyed Together with the Coachmakers Workshops and Stone Dwellinghouse
Offices and Buildings since erected and built on the said Piece or parcel of Ground hereinbefore firstly described or on some part thereof as
now in the Occupation of the said John Aslatt And secondly All that piece or parcel of Ground situate lying and being
in the said Parish of All Saints in the said Town and County of the Town of Southampton bounded on the East by the Turnpike Road
leading from the said Town of Southampton towards Winchester and abutting Northwards on the said Road leading to West
Magdalens on the West on the premises firstly hereinbefore described and hereby bargained and sold and on the South by Lands
and Premises formerly of George Poyntz Ricketts and now in the Occupation of George Steed M.D. and was formerly
divided therefrom which said Piece or parcel of Ground contains by Estimation in breadth at the East and against the said
Turnpike Road twenty five feet or thereabouts and in breadth at the West end twenty six feet or thereabouts and in length from
East to West One hundred and thrity one feet
Six Inches
or thereabouts as the same was formerly set out by Marks and Bounds together with
the Tenement Weighbridge Weighing Engine and the Land and Soil where such Weighbridge and Weighing Engine stand Dung
Pen Fowlhouse Garden and Outlet now in the Occupation of John Evans his undertenants or Assigns and also the Blacksmiths
Shop Tenement Coach Smithery (formerly a Stable and Coachhouses and other Buildings in the several Occupations of the said Olive
Sawkins and the said John Aslatt or her or his Undertenants or Assigns on such piece or parcel of Ground secondly hereinbefore
described or on some part thereof built and now standing and being Together with ale Houses Outhouses Edifices Buildings Courtyards
Gardens Outlets Ways Paths Passages Waters Watercourses Lights Easements profits Commodities Advantages Hereditaments Rights Members and Appurtenances
to the said premises belonging or in any wise appertaining
or therewith usually held used occupied or enjoyed or accepted reputed deemed taken or known as part parcel or member thereof
And the Reversion and Reversions Remainder and Remainders Rents Issues and
Profits thereof with their and every of their appurtenances TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the said Pieces or parcels of Ground
and all and singular other the Premises
above mentioned
intended to be hereby bargained and sold with their and every of their appurtenances unto the said John Aslatt his Executors Administrators
and Assigns from the day next before the day of the date of these presents for and during and unto the full end and Term of One whole Year
from thence next ensuing and fully to be complete and ended Yielding and Paying therefore unto the said William Rogers and Lydia Rogers
their heirs and assigns the rent of One pepper Corn on the last day of the said Term of the same shall be lawfully demanded To the intent and purpose
that by virtue of these presents and by force of the Statute made for transferring ? into possession he the said John Aslatt may be in
the actual possession of the said Pieces or parcels of Ground
and all and singular other the Premises
above mentioned and intended to be hereby bargained and sold and every
part and parcel thereof with the Appurtenances and may thereby be enabled t oaccept and take a Grant and release of
the Reversion and Inheritance thereof to him and his Heirs to for and upon such Uses ends intents and purposes as by an
Indenture already prepared and intended to bear date the day next after the day after the day of the date of these presents and to be made between
the said William Rogers of the first part the said Lydia Rogers of the second part the said John Aslatt of the third part and William
Colson of Otterbourne in the County of Southampton Yeoman of the fourth part shall be declared or expressed of and concerning the same
IN WITNESS whereof the said Parties to these presents have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and Year first above written
Wm Rogers Lydia Rogers

1832/06/23 Southampton Archives Office D/Z 882/4
Counterpart lease for 50 years 23 June 1832
John Aslatt of Southampton, coachmaker leases to John Evans of
same, toll collector forrent of Ł8 10s and a fifth of tolls
Tenement and outlet, now in occupation of John Evans and
weighbridge and weighing engine with all tolls received at
the weighbridge and weighing engine.

1834 Coachmaker of West Marlands (Fletchers Directory)
1834/10/22 Coachmaker of Above Bar, Parish of All Saints, Southampton
1838/06/17 ditto
1840'ish of London
1841/11/11 of Southampton
1844/11/09 (Saturday) Elected Bailiff of Southampton (with William Rogers)
1845 Coachmaker, Weighbridge (Post Office Directory)
1845/11/10 (Monday) Elected Sheriff of Southampton
1846/11/09 (Monday) Deselected as Sherriff of Southampton
1847/02/04 (Thursday)
At the Southampton Council Meeting, the Marsh Improvement Committee
reported that ... they had accepted Mr John Aslatt's Tender for
advancing Ł5000 under the powers of the Marsh Improvement Act at
four and a half per cent ... The Committee ... (extinguished
common rights on the Marsh).
The notes in the book on Southampton Council matters state that:
John Aslatt was a well-to-do coachbuilder. The public rights on
the Marsh were extinguished as from the ensuing 12th April,
except for the four acres preserved as a cricket ground.

Where were the Marshlands?

1849/??/?? Copper plate drawing of Above Bar premises.

1851/??/?? Advertisement in Southampton Trade Directory:

ASLATT & SON
BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT TO HER MAJESTY,
H.R.H. the Duchess of Kent
WEIGHBRIDGE, ABOVE BAR,
SOUTHAMPTON

NB: Victoria Mary Louisa Saxe-Saalfield-Coburg (1786-1861) was the mother of
Queen Victoria, and the dowager Duchess of Kent in 1851. Her late husband was
Edward (1767-1820), the 4th son of George III.

1851/03/30 Coach Maker of Grotte / Grotto Villa, 157 Highfield Road,
Southampton, Hampshire - HO107/1670 f.162 p.?

1852/??/?? Southampton Archives Office D/Z 886/3/2
Draft articles of agreement no date (1852 in pencil on outside)
John Aslatt of Southampton, coachbuilder, agrees to lease to
George Guillaume of same, architect, for 21 yrs at rent of
Ł45 - 81 Marland Place.

1853/07/01 Southampton Archives Office D/Z 882/6
William Catherwood Chads of Fareham esq. William Roe of
Southampton gent. to John Aslatt of southampton, coachbuilder,
and his trustee Edwin Alfred Garland of Southampton, gent. for
Ł750 land in the parish of All Saints bounded on the north by
West Marlands Common Field, on the south by Windsor Terrace Road
with stables, coach houses thereon. Plan enclosed.

1855 John Aslatt & Son Coach Builders, Weighbridge, Above Bar (Kelly's
Directory)
1857/09/22 Original Will (see below)
1859 of Highfield, Southampton, Hampshire
1859/12/05 Codicil added to Will
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This is the last Will and Testament
of me John Aslatt of the Town and County of Southampton Coach Builder
I give my dwellinghouses in the Above Bar Street in Southampton aforesaid
adjoining the Road leading to the Workshops hereinafter named and the Weigh-
bridge in front of or connected with the same and my dwellinghouse fronting the
aforesaid Road and the Shops Workshops Show Rooms buildings yards land
and Hereditaments to the said dwellinghouses adjoining or held and occupied
in the Trade or business of a Coach Builder which I now carry on including
such part of the land which I purchased of Mr Roe as lies northward of
that part thereof which I promised at a Ground rent to George Davis Together
with the appurtenances whatsoever to the hereinbefore devised premises belonging
or held or occupied therewith and together with that Goodwill of my said Trade or
Business unto my son Henry Poat Aslatt absolutely And I give to my son Alfred
John absolutely my four houses being Numbers 81, 82, 83 and 84 in Marland Place
Southampton aforesaid with the gardens outhouses Hereditaments and appurtenan-
ces thereto belonging or therewith used and enjoyed subject nevertheless to the
Annuity of One hundred pounds to Mrs Maurice during her life to which the same
promises are liable and also my house situate Number 16 in the Commercial
Road in Southampton aforesaid with the Offices Hereditaments and appurtenances
thereto belonging or therewith used and enjoyed And also such a sum as with so
much of that Five hundred pounds already assured by me to him as shall not
have been repaid by him at my death will make up the sum of Nine Hundred
pounds Sterling And also if that aforesaid Mrs Maurice shall be living at my
decease such a further sum of money as shall be the then value of her said
Annuity such value to be ascertained by an Actuary to be appointed by my
Trustees and my said Son And I give that sum of four thousand six hundred
pounds sterling unto my Trustees hereinafter named of which sum together with
the shares and property whatsoever of my son George Colson Aslatt under or by
virtue of this my Will I declare that my Trustees shall stand possessed Upon
Trust to pay the annual income thereof to my said son George Colson Aslatt
for his own personal use and benefit until the happening of any event in his
lifetime whereby such income or any part thereof would be but for this provision
become payable to any other person than my said Son for his own personal
use and benefit And after the death of my said Son or the happening of any
such event as aforesaid then as to the same sum share and property and the
future annual income thereof In trust subject to the powers hereinafter contain
-ed for such of the children of my said son as being sons or a son shall attain
the age of twenty one years or being daughters or a daughter shall attain
that age or be married equally between them if more than one And if there shall
be no children of my said son who shall live to attain a vested interest under
the Trust aforesaid then as to the said sum shares and property and the future
annual income thereof In trust for such of my children and more remote issue
as shall be living at the decease of my said son or on the failure of such issue
of his as aforesaid whichever shall last happen as Tenants in common such
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most remote issue however to take only equally between themselves the share
or shares which their his or her parent or respective parents would have taken
if living And I declare that notwithstanding the provision aforesaid it shall be
lawful for my Trustees in their sole and uncontrolable (sic) discretion to apply any part
of the annual income of that said sum shares and property after the happening
of any such event as aforesaid for or towards the maintenance and support or other
-wise for the personal use and benefit of my said Son and any Wife of his
during his life And I empower my said Son by any Deed or by his Will to
appoint any part not exceeding one half of that annual income of the said
sum of Four thousand six hundred pounds unto or for the benefit of his
surviving Wife for any period not exceeding the term of her natural life And
I give unto my said Trustees my house and land situate in Highfield
within the liberties of the Town and County of Southampton aforesaid and
the Offices Hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or therewith
used and enjoyed And all my books linen plate glass china and all my
household furniture and effects whatsoever and also a sum of five thousand
pounds sterling Upon trust to permit my dear Wife Hester Martha
to occupy use and enjoy the same or to receive the annual income thereof
so long as she shall continue my Widow and on the death or marriage
again of my said Wife I declare that the aforesaid hereditaments monies and
chattels given upon Trust last aforesaid shall fall into and form part of
my residuary Estate I give to my Sister Hannah Parvin the wife of William
Parvin the sum of fifty pounds sterling and my house situate in North Front
Kingsland Place in Southampton aforesaid with the Offices Hereditaments
and appurtenances thereto belonging or therewith held or enjoyed I give to
my sister Mary Silvester the sum of One hundred and fifty pounds sterling
I declare that if the said William Parvin shall at any time be discharged
from his pleasant employment on the hereditament given to my son Henry
Poat Aslatt at his present wages he shall be entitled to receive out of the
same hereditaments the sum of fifteen shillings per week during the remain-
der of his life I give to my said Trustees such a sum of money as with the
advances which at my decease may have been made by me to my daughters
respectively will make up the sum of Twenty thousand pounds sterling Upon
the Trusts following that is to say As to One fifth part of such sum of Twenty
thousand pounds of which One fifth part the value at the time of my death
of any sum of Stock which may be standing in the joint names of myself and
my daughter Hester Jane and any future advances by me to her shall be
considered as part Upon trust for the said Hester Jane Aslatt And as to one
other fifth part of the said sum of Twenty thousand pounds of which One
fifth part any Advances which at my death may have been made by me
to her shall be considered a part Upon Trust for my daughter Caroline
Aslatt And as to one other fifth part thereof of which One fifth part the
sum of Six hundred and sixty pounds already advanced by me to her shall be con-
sidered a part Upon trust for the said Fanny Pierce And as to the
remaining fifth part of the said sum of Twenty thousand pounds of which
fifth part of any advances which at my death may have been made by me
to her shall be considered a part Upon Trust for my Daughter Harriot Aslatt
Also I declare that if from any cause my Estate shall be insufficient to
make up in manner aforesaid the said sum of Twenty thousand pounds
after providing for the other sums hereinbefore given then the monies and
property thereby given to or in trust for such of my said sons shall contribute
equally towards the deficiency and my sons and the Trustees of my said son
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George Colson Aslatt shall be recouped such contribution after the death or
second marriage of my said Wife out of the property hereinbefore given In
Trust for her And I declare that the amount of any advances which after the
date of this my Will may be made by me to any of my said Sons shall be
a charge on the monies and property hereby given to him in favour of my
residuary Estate But I direct that any declaration in writing under the hands
or hand of the Trustees or Trustee for the time being of my Will that the
said sum of Twenty thousand pounds has been made up as hereinbefore
directed and either that no advances since the date of my Will were made by
me to my said sons or that the amount of all such advances if any have been
received by my Trustees shall wholly exonerate the properties of my said sons
from all charge or lien by reason of the two declarations lastly hereinbefore
contained And I give all the residue of my real and Personal Estate unto
my said Trustees Upon Trust for and equally between All my children And
I declare that if any of my sons shall make any claim whatsoever against
my estate on the alleged grounds that he or they was or were at anytime a
partner or partners with me in the aforesaid Business then he or they shall
thenceforth forfeit all right and interest in any part of any part of my Estate and the
shares monies and property hereby given to them respectively shall fall into
and form part of my residuary Estate and such residue shall be divisible as
if such son or sons had died in my lifetime without leaving issue And I
declare that my residuary real Estate shall be deemed converted in Equity
and shall devolve as personalty accordingly And I declare that my Trustees
shall stand possessed of the shares and property whatsoever of each of my
daughters under or by value of this my Will Upon Trust to pay that annual
income thereof to her during her life for her seperate (sic) use free from the
control debts and engagements of her personal or any future husbands and so
that she shall have no power to allot or anticipate the growing payments
thereof And after the death of such daughter as to her said shares and
property In trust subject to her powers hereinafter contained for such of the
children of such daughter as being sons or a son shall attain the age of
Twenty one years or being daughters or a daughter shall attain that age or
marry if more than one equally between them And if there shall be no such
son or daughter of such daughter of mine then as to as to the same shares and
property In trust for all such children and more remote Issue of mine as shall
be living at the decease of such daughter of mine or on failure of such issue
of hers as aforesaid whichever shall last happen as tenants in common
such more remote issue of mine nevertheless to take only equally between
themselves the share or shares which their his or her parent or
parents would have taken if living And I empower my Trustees to apply the
whole or any part of the annual income or the accumulations of income
to which any grandchild or more remote issue of mine shall or may be
entitled or presumptively entitled under or by virtue of this my Will for or
towards his or her maintenance or education or otherwise for his or her benefit
during his or her minority And I direct that any Trustees shall invest and
accumulate at compound interest the unapplied portion of such income and
that such accumulations subject to the application of the same under the power
hereinbefore contained shall be added to and go along with the share
capital or hereditaments from which the income producing the same shall
have arisen And I empower my Trustees during the continuance of any of the trusts
thereof in their discretion to sell any part of my residuary estate either by
public auction or private contract together or in parcels subject or not subject
to any special conditions relative to the title or the Evidence of title or otherwise
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with powers to buy in the same at any sale And to resell the same at any
future auction or by private contract and to rescind or vary any contract for sale
And I empower my Trustees during the continuance of any of the Trusts thereof
to lease any part of my residuary Estate or with the consent in writing of my said
Wife during her widowhood any part of my said hereditaments at Highfield for
any term not exceeding fourteen years in possession at rack rent And I direct
my Trustees to invest any monies coming to their hands and requiring investment
in that public stocks or funds of Great Britain or at interest on Government or
real securities in England or Wales And I empower my Trustees from time to
time to vary and transpose such investments and any others of a like or kind which
may be subsisting at my death for any similar Investments And I devise unto
my Trustees all Estates vested in me as Trustee or Mortgagee subject to the
equities affecting the same respectively And I declare that the receipts of my
Trustees for any monies securities or effects paid transferred or delivered to them
by virtue of my Will shall effectually discharge the person or persons paying
transferring or delivering the same from all liability in respect of the application
thereof And I declare that if my Trustees hereinafter named any or either of
them or any Trustees or Trustee to be appointed under this Clause shall die
or be or become unwilling or incompetent to accept or execute the Trusts of my
Will it shall be lawful for the competent accepting Trustees or Trustee for the
time being if any whether retiring from the office of Trustee or not or if more
for any of the Executors or for the Administrators of the last deceased Trustee
to substitute by any writing under their or his hands or hand any person
or persons in whom alone or as the case may be jointly with any surviving
or continuing Trustees or Trustee my Trust Estate shall be vested And I direct
that when and so often as there shall be less than two competent continuing
Trustees or new Trustees or Trustee shall be appointed under the power
aforesaid so that there may never be less than two competent continuing
Trustees And I declare that the Trustees for the time being of my Will shall
have and may exercise all the powers discretions and authorities whatsoever
hereinbefore vested in the Trustees hereinafter named And I appoint my
friend George Atherley of Southampton aforesaid Banker and my Son Alfred
John Aslatt and my son in law Richard Seward Pierce to be Trustees and
Executors of this my Will In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand this
twenty second day of September One thousand eight hundred and fifty seven
John Aslatt - Signed by the said John Aslatt the Testator as and for
his last Will and testament in the presence of us present at the same time
who in his presence at his request and in the presence of each other have
consent to subscribe our names as Witnesses - Thos. Goater Solicitor
Southampton - John James Peach his Clerk

This is a Codicil to the last Will and Testament of me
John Aslatt I revoke the bequest by my said Will to my Sister Mary
Silvester and in lieu thereof I direct my Executors and Trustees to set apart
such a sum of three per centum consolidated Annuities as will at my death
produce the annual sum of Ten pounds sterling and to pay the annual
income of such Consols or of the investments thereof for the time being unto
my said Sister Mary Silvester during her life for her separate and inaliena-
ble use And after her decease I direct that the aforesaid Consols on that invest-
ments for the time being thereof shall fall into and form part of my residuary
Estate I give unto my son Henry Poat Aslatt the gold watch and chain and
the diamond ring respectively usually worn by me And I give the sum of
Ten pounds to the South Banks Infirmary Southampton and the sum of
Ten pounds to the Female Orphan Asylum Southampton to be respectively
applied for the purposes of such Institutions respectively And I declare that
the receipts in writing of the Treasurers or Secretaries respectively Parents: George Aslatt and Frances Poate .

He was married to Hester Martha Colson on 30 Apr 1817 in Parish Church, Otterbourne, Hampshire. Children were: Hester Jane Aslatt, Maria Aslatt, George Colson Aslatt, Alfred John Aslatt, Caroline Emma Aslatt, Emily Aslatt, Henry Poat Aslatt, Frances (Fanny) Aslatt, Harriet Aslatt, Arthur William Aslatt, Walter Aslatt.

John Aslatt was born before 28 Jun 1848 in Southampton, Hampshire. He was baptised on 28 Jun 1848 in All Saints Church, Southampton, Hants. He died ? ___ 1???. He was a Licensed Victualler. Parents: Alfred John Aslatt and Eliza Smith.

John Henry ASLATT (d.y.) was born in Jan 1900 in Millbrook, Southampton, Hampshire. He died in Mar 1900. He was buried on 1 Apr 1900 in Shirley, Southampton. Parents: Harry William ASLATT and Ellen Maria HILLS.

Lilian Amy Poate ASLATT was born on 23 Jan 1892 in 10 Manchester St, Southampton, Hants. She died on 1 Jan 1965 in Southbourne, Bournemouth. OCCU Dress Designer

1914/01/05 of York House, Clarence Road, East Cowes, Isle of Wight 1918/01/01 of Rose Cottage, Osbourne Road, East Cowes, Isle of Wight Possibly brought up in the Southsea area of Portsmouth or is this a memory of the ELIOT family? Dress
Designer 19??/??/?? of 41(?) Belsize Square, South Hampstead, London This was a large house, that she used to let out rooms. It had rooms: 12, 12A and 14 because of her triskaidekaphobia. Neighbours were Hug(sp?) family. 19??/??/?? of Little
Lances Hill, Bitterne, Southampton, Hampshire 19??/??/?? of 1 Woodlands Close, Thornhill, Southampton, Hampshire 1965/??/?? of Flat 1, Haven Court, Marine Road, Southbourne, Bournemouth, Dorset

BOURNEMOUTH Flat 1, Haven Court, Marine Road, Southbourne, Bournemouth, Dorset Burial: Ashes scattered over her daughter's grave in Plot A1426 in Corbett's Tey Cemetery, nr Upminster, Essex Parents: Harry William ASLATT and Ellen Maria HILLS.

She was married to Percival Lionel ELLIOT on 14 Aug 1912 in Register Office, South Stoneham, Hants. Children were: Percival Lionel Aslatt ELIOT, Marjorie Lilian (Peggy) ELIOT .

Maria Aslatt was born before 5 Mar 1820 in Southampton, Hampshire. She was baptised on 5 Mar 1820 in St Mary's Church, Kingsland, Southampton. She died on 5 Jan 1840 in Le Havre, France. She was buried ? ___ 1840 in Parish Church, Otterbourne, Hampshire. Hester Martha Aslatt's letter to Charlotte Colson in November 1840 refers
to Maria and baby's hair. Was Maria sent to Le Havre when she became pregnant,
there to die in childbirth?
Also, the tombstone in Highfield Cemetery refers to her death in Le Havre as
occurring on December 27th 1839 in her 20th year.
Also, were her remains removed to Highfield at some point?? Parents: John Aslatt and Hester Martha Colson.

Children were: (?) Aslatt.

Marion Aslatt died after 12 Mar 1968. She was born ? ___ 18??. Parents: Francis (Frank) Aslatt and Emily Laura (?).

She was married to (?) Ashby ? ___ 1???.

Mary Ann Aslatt was born before 10 May 1804 in Portsmouth, Hampshire. She was baptised on 10 May 1804 in St Thomas Church, Portsmouth, Hampshire. She died after 5 Dec 1859. Parents: George Aslatt and Frances Poate.

She was married to George Silvester on 25 Apr 1825 in St Mary's Church, Kingsland, Southampton.

Percy John Aslatt died before 12 Mar 1968 in ?, Rownhams, Southampton, Hampshire. He was born ? ___ 18??. He was an Inventor & Manufacturer. 1914/08/?? Volunteer in Royal Army Medical Corps.
1917/07/?? Decorated with Croix de Guerre with Star.
1918/01/09 Photograph of decoration in 'Southampton and District Pictorial'
1918/12/18 Photograph with brother Harold.
1968/03/12 Southampton Evening Echo:

Link with old Soton is severed

A link with the Southampton
of times past was severed with
the death of Mr. Percy John Aslatt
at his home at Rownhams.
He was the last surviving son of
Francis Aslatt, whose family and
forbears were well-known in
Southampton business circles,
himself an inventor and manufac-
turer. The family used to own
land in the centre of the town,
West Marlands, and "Aslatt's Cut"
was named after them.
They used to manufacture horse-
drawn coaches, and has a Royal
Warrant during the reign of
Queen Victoria.
Percy was one of the early
Volunteers, in August 1914. He
joined the Royal Army Medical
Corps, and served throughout the
war in Flanders.
For his work and service among
French civilians he was awarded
the Military Medal, and was
decorated with the Croix de
Guerre with Star in July 1917.
His sister, Mrs Marion Ashby,
has two issues of the "Southamp-
ton and District Pictorial", one
dated January 9, 1918 showing a
picture of Percy after the decora-
tion; the other dated December
12, 1918, with a picture of Percy
and his brother, Harold, who had
emigrated to Australia and re-
turned with the Anzacs, and who
was himself decorated. Also in the
group is their father , and the
caption says the sons were grand-
nephews of the late Alderman
Aslatt of Southampton.

1968/03/12 Southampton Evening Echo

In those days ...

This engraving of
Victorian Southamp-
ton bears the title, "Above Bar
Southampton and Aslatt's Coach
Manufactory". The name Aslatt
and the family's close ties with
the city are recalled by the
death at Rownhams the other
day of Mr. Percy J. Aslatt, the
last surviving son of Francis
Aslatt.
The family owned land in the
centre of the town, near West
Marlands, on which the Civic
Centre was built, and "Aslatt's
Cut", which linked Above Bar
and the Marlands, got its name
from the family.
Both the Cut and Aslatt's
coach workshop, where horse-
drawn coaches were built, have
long since disappeared.
Just in case you have not
recognised it, the engraving
shows the spot where Southamp-
ton's busiest crossroad stands
- the junction of Above Bar
with Civic Centre-road and New-
road. In those quieter Victorian
days, New-road did not exist
and a cut led off Above Bar to
the Marlands by the side of
Aslatt's - now the Co-operative
and Lloyd's Bank corner. Parents: Francis (Frank) Aslatt and Emily Laura (?).

Walter Aslatt was baptised on 17 Jun 1838 in All Saints Church, Southampton, Hants. He died on 14 Mar 1839 in Above Bar, Southampton, Hampshire.⁽¹⁴⁾ He was buried on 19 Mar 1839 in Parish Church, Otterbourne, Hampshire. He was born ? APR 1838 in Southampton, Hampshire. Parents: John Aslatt and Hester Martha Colson.

Walter Aslatt was born before 23 Jul 1856 in Southampton, Hampshire. He was baptised on 23 Jul 1856 in All Saints Church, Southampton, Hants. He died ? ___ 1???. Parents: Alfred John Aslatt and Eliza Smith.

Mary BAKER was buried on 10 Oct 1780 in St Mary's, Chilbolton, Hampshire.

She was married to Stephen PRANGNELL on 2 Jul 1765 in St Mary's, Chilbolton, Hampshire. Children were: Betty PRANGNELL (d.y.), Mary PRANGNELL (d.s.p), Martha PRANGNELL (d.s.p), Elizabeth PRANGNELL, Anne PRANGNELL, Stephen PRANGNELL, Jane PRANGNELL, Kitty PRANGNELL (d.y.).

Mary BARBER was buried on 18 Jan 1797 in St Mary's, Abbotts Ann, Hampshire.

She was married to Thomas MIST on 20 May 1787 in Abbotts Ann, Hampshire. Children were: Elizabeth MIST, Anne MIST (d.y.), William MIST, Thomas MIST, Ann MIST.

Elizabeth BARTER (d.s.p) was christened on 21 May 1660 in St Andrew's, Hurstbourne P'rs, Hants. She was buried in Aug 1679 in St Andrew, Hurstbourne P'rs, Hants. Parents: Richard BARTER and Joan .

Joan BARTER was christened on 5 Oct 1651 in St Andrew's, Hurstbourne P'rs, Hants. Parents: Richard BARTER and Joan .

Mary BARTER was christened on 8 Nov 1664 in St Andrew's, Hurstbourne P'rs, Hants. Parents: Richard BARTER and Joan .

She was married to Edward HEATH on 11 Jul 1687 in St Andrew's, Hurstbourne P'rs, Hants. Children were: Mary HEATH, Edward HEATH.

Richard BARTER was buried on 11 Mar 1692/93 in St Andrew's, Hurstbourne P'rs, Hants.

Children were: Joan BARTER, Elizabeth BARTER (d.s.p), Mary BARTER.

(?) Basing died before 3 Jan 1897. He was born ? ___ 18??.

He was married to Sarah Hewlett ? ___ 18??.

John BULPIT was christened on 22 Oct 1837 in St Mary's, Chilbolton, Hampshire. Parents: Stephen BULPIT and Catherine PRANGNELL.

Stephen BULPIT

He was married to Catherine PRANGNELL on 12 Dec 1835 in St Mary's, Chilbolton, Hampshire. Children were: John BULPIT.

Marilyn CAMPBELL was born in May 1951.

She was married to Michael George COLLINS in May 1969 in Poole, Dorset. She was divorced from Michael George COLLINS. Children were: Emma Jane COLLINS , Matthew James COLLINS.

Ann Carpenter was born ? ___ 17??. She died AFT ?-___-1810.

She was married to Richard Poate on 11 Oct 1798 in St Thomas Church, Portsmouth, Hampshire.⁽¹⁵⁾ Children were: George Poate, Ann Poate, Richard Poate, William Poate , Elizabeth Poate.

Mary CARTER was born about 1768. She was buried on 4 Jun 1824 in St Mary's, Chilbolton, Hampshire.

She was married to Stephen PRANGNELL on 14 Jan 1784 in St Mary's, Chilbolton, Hampshire. Children were: William PRANGNELL (d.s.p), Robert PRANGNELL, James PRANGNELL (d.y.).

Jane CARY was christened on 11 Oct 1744 in St Mary's, Chilbolton, Hampshire. Parents: John CARY and Jane PRANGNELL .

John CARY was christened on 18 May 1749 in St Mary's, Chilbolton, Hampshire. Parents: John CARY and Jane PRANGNELL .

John CARY

He was married to Jane PRANGNELL on 29 Sep 1743 in St Mary's, Chilbolton, Hampshire. Children were: Jane CARY, Mary CARY, John CARY, William CARY.

Mary CARY was christened on 9 Oct 1746 in St Mary's, Chilbolton, Hampshire. Parents: John CARY and Jane PRANGNELL .

William CARY was christened on 8 Mar 1752 in St Mary's, Chilbolton, Hampshire. Parents: John CARY and Jane PRANGNELL .

Jean CAVEN was born on 1 Oct 1922 in Scotland. She died in Dec 1986. Catholic lady 1965/??/?? of 45 Lake Avenue, South Shields, Co Durham

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Death: Quality: 2

Line 1513 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: ZYXW Death: General Register Office - Register of Deaths 1986 1286 2 1478 S. SHIELDS (It was recorded as 1287, rather than 1286) South Shields, N orthumberland

She was married to Percival Lionel Aslatt ELIOT in Scotland. She was divorced from Percival Lionel Aslatt ELIOT. Children were: Lionel ELIOT, Kenneth ELIOT, Keith ELIOT, Olwyn ELIOT, Pamela M. ELIOT, Nigel ELIOT, Giles Augustine ELIOT, Neil James ELIOT.

Charles COLE was christened on 22 Mar 1671 in Abbotts Ann, Hampshire. Parents: Nicholas COLE yeoman and Rebecca.

Elizabeth COLE (d.s.p) was christened on 11 Feb 1725/26 in St Mary's, Abbotts Ann, Hampshire. Parents: Henry COLE yeoman and Mary HEATH.

Henry COLE yeoman was christened on 21 Feb 1685 in St Mary's, Abbotts Ann, Hants. He was buried in 1767 in St Mary's, Abbotts Ann, Hants. He died in Abbotts Ann, Hants. Overseer of the Poor in 1741. Parents: Nicholas COLE yeoman and Rebecca.

He was married to Mary HEATH on 7 Dec 1717 in Weyhill, Hampshire. Children were: Henry COLE (d.s.p), Mary COLE (d.y.), Elizabeth COLE (d.s.p), Mary COLE, Robert COLE (d.y.), John COLE (d.s.p).

Henry COLE (d.s.p) was christened on 11 Dec 1718 in St Mary's, Abbotts Ann, Hampshire. He was buried on 7 May 1741 in St Mary's, Abbotts Ann, Hampshire. Parents: Henry COLE yeoman and Mary HEATH .

John COLE (d.s.p) was christened on 9 Mar 1736/37 in Abbotts Ann, Hampshire. He died before 1767. Parents: Henry COLE yeoman and Mary HEATH.

John COLE was christened on 4 Apr 1676 in St Mary's, Abbotts Ann, Hampshire. Parents: Nicholas COLE yeoman and Rebecca.

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