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The BIDMEAD Family of C18th Coventry, Warwickshire (with roots in Gloucestershire, England)

Research includes their connections to Canada, USA, Australia & New Zealand & a Worldwide One-Name Study for all BIDMEADs & BITMEADs

Biding By The Meadow (BIDMEAD & BITMEAD One-Name Study & Research) on Facebook

- Reviewed and updated by �the Geneal Geologist�, December 2016 -
Additions, comments and corrections welcome.

Distribution of the BIDMEAD family name in 1881 (above) showing a mainly South Midlands area focus.
A more recent map from publicprofiler.org based on 2000-2005 public domain data (below).

 

Introduction

Note: This synopsis includes some general information on the family name but is specific to the researchers own BIDMEAD family lines out of Gloucestershire and Coventry in Warwickshire. Questions and analysis related to the one-name study for BIDMEAD & BITMEAD surnames worldwide, as well as the researchers own family, are handled on the Facebook research blog. Otherwise, please use the contact form.

The family name appears derived from "by the meadow", i.e. mead being an old England name for meadow. While the BIDMEAD surname has clear Gloucestershire origins, based on records, the origin of the BITMEAD surname is less clear. BITMEAD is predominately found in the Oxfordshire, Berkshire, Hertfordshire & Buckinghamshire area, and may be an independently-derived surname (having the same derivation, but from a different locale) or may indicate a regional dialect or spelling of an early BIDMEAD migration out of Gloucestershire. Some analysis based on date of available records is provided on the Facebook research blog.

The BIDMEAD family is believed, by several modern branches, to be related to Captain Sir Henry MORGAN, C17th privateer and Governor of Jamaica. These family lines divided in the mid C19th. The story has been independently forwarded down several BIDMEAD lines into the C21st, which is quite remarkable, suggesting some original incident behind the family legend. If true, then MORGAN�s own history suggests that this would have occurred in the early 1650�s. That the tales of Captain MORGAN should survive more than 360 years along various family lines is quite remarkable. If any BIDMEAD line has stories relating to Henry MORGAN, then that is a valuable clue to their likely connection to the common tree, even if this is yet to be proved by a paper trail. Please refer to the MORGAN webpage for more information.

The Coventry family is now spread worldwide including New Zealand (pioneer settlers from 1842), Australia, Nova Scotia, Canada and the USA (from the 1860's). US descendants now living in New Jersey, Massachusetts, Montana, Florida, California and Connecticut. Family still in Coventry, Birmingham or the Nuneaton areas of Warwickshire. While having spread further afield in the UK, the main concentration remains Gloucestershire & the Coventry area.

Note: Spelling variants can include - BIDMADE, BIDMAID, BIDMEADE, BIDMEAT, BIDMED, BIDMEDE, BIDMEED, BIDMID, BIDMOT, BITMEAD, BYDMEAD, etc., so research can require the use of wildcard searches when checking for online records.

Synopsis

The Coventry branch of this family has been traced back to the Rodborough & Bisley area of Gloucestershire (the dark blue area in the SW Midlands of England shown on the map above). There are other Gloucestershire families that may be related but unproven (a good example being those families clustered around Newent). These are not covered here but are fully documented in an online Ancestry.com tree. However, it should be noted that the origin of the family name (its simplicity) could lead to many independent families who just happened to be "abiding by their local meads".

Research suggests the following lineage:

Richard BIDMEAD (c1688-1734) = Rebecca SAUNDERS (c1696-1748) in 1714 at Sapperton. My possible 8xGGPs. Their children may have included:

�       William BIDMEAD (1717 Minchinhampton) m. 1739 Bisley = Grace JENNINGS. My 7xGGPs. By 1770 this family had moved to Coventry. Grace had died in 1760 in Minchinhampton. William was buried in 1 784 in Coventry. They were weavers and the town was famous for its silk weaving and other cloth manufacturing at the time. The industry started in the town in 1627 but was enhanced by jacquard weaving Huguenot families fleeing persecution in Europe. [The first sophisticated mechanism for complex patterns was developed by Joseph Marie JACQUARD (1752-1834)]. Children:

o   Hannah BIDMEAD (1740 Minchinhampton), possibly = Thomas ADAMS in Rodborough in 1767;

o   Esther/Hester BIDMEAD (1746 Rodborough);

o   Susannah BIDMEAD (1749 Rodborough � 1822 Coventry) m. 1770 Coventry = Thomas REED;

o   Elizabeth BIDMEAD (1751 Rodborough) = John SHAW - see family below (my 6xGGPs);

o   Sarah BIDMEAD (died 1756);

o   Richard BIDMEAD (1754 Rodborough);

o   Joseph BIDMEAD (1756 Rodborough);

o   William BIDMEAD (1758 Rodborough) m. 1778 Coventry = Lydia WRIGHT. In 1779 William became a Freeman to the Clothworkers Guild, Coventry, and evidence suggests his children were involved in a family business (possibly founded by William) for the warehousing of silk cloth both in Coventry & London. Children:

�  Benjamin BIDMEAD (1779-1860) - apprenticed to father (Ribbon Weaver) in 1791. m. 1806 = Mary LIGHTBOURNE. Benjamin was a silk warehouseman based in Coventry, presumably the home town base of the family business. Children born in Coventry include:

�  Martha BIDMEAD (1808-15);

�  Lydia BIDMEAD (1811-43);

�  Mary BIDMEAD (1812-13);

�  Jane BIDMEAD (1811-15);

�  David BIDMEAD (1822-30);

�  Mary Elliss BIDMEAD (1825-1866) m. 1856 = William BAKER (1825-59), then William JARRAMS (1824-1909) in 1863. Mary had an illegitimate child:

�  Mary Ann BIDMEAD (1847-63) illegitimate;

�  William BIDMEAD (1782-1828) - apprenticed to father in 1796. He was weaver in Chauntry Place, Coventry. There is no evidence he married;

�  Sarah BIDMEAD (1785) � no history;

�  Thomas BIDMEAD (1787) is possibly the man who married Mary KINGSTON in London in 1808. In the Napoleonic War, he appears to have found himself in Copenhagen, Denmark in 1809 for the birth of his son (possibly only child) Stephen BIDMEAD, who appears on UK census as a British Subject born in Denmark;

�  Ebenezer BIDMEAD (bef 1790 Coventry-after 1822 London) was a London Warehouseman. He married Elizabeth Butter GRANT in London in 1809. Before his wife died in 1820, they had two children - Ebenezer BIDMEAD (1811-65; married Susanna BAUGH and had 3 sons & 2 daughters) & Lydia BIDMEAD (1813, who appears to have been sent back to Coventry, where she was married � her uncle Benjamin witnessing). Ebenezer was one of two witnesses to his sister Lydia�s marriage;

�  Joseph BIDMEAD (c1790 Coventry-bef 1841) was a London Warehouseman & Agent. He married Martha Elve TOLLEY in London in 1815 (2 sons & 4 daughters). Joseph was one of two witnesses to his sister Lydia�s marriage;

�  Lydia BIDMEAD (c1794 Coventry-1873) = James CLUTTERBUCK in 1818 London. The couple settled in Hornsey, Middlesex;

�  David BIDMEAD (c1798 Coventry-1854 London) was a London Warehouseman & Merchant Clerk. He became insolvent in 1842, having his business in Bread Street. In 1820 London, he married Elizabeth Morgan MACHIN (1796-1865). The couple had 3 sons and 5 daughters;

o   Isaac BIDMEAD (1759-1826) was a tailor in Stroud, GLS. In 1783 = Mary ARUNDEL. Rodborough children:

�  Mary BIDMEAD (1783);

�  William BIDMEAD (1785), a plasterer of Cheltenham, GLS = Elizabeth JONES in 1812 Painswick. 1 son and 1 daughter known;

�  Charlotte BIDMEAD (1788-1854) = Robert BARNETT;

�  Joseph BIDMEAD (1790-1851), a plumber of Cheltenham = Caroline TIBBETTS in Gloucester in 1820;

�  Anna Maria BIDMEAD (1792);

�  Elizabeth or Eliza BIDMEAD (1795);

o   Rebecca BIDMEAD (1759-60);

 

The Coventry Family

Historical Note: The church of St John the Baptist in Coventry, where many BIDMEADs were baptised and married, was used during the 1642 English Civil War to hold prisoners, often brought in from outside the city walls. Coventry was held by the Parliamentarians throughout the war. The English expression of being �sent to Coventry� (excluded from polite society) first appeared in 1647 describing those events.

This researcher�s main Coventry branch is descended from the illegitimate son of Elizabeth BIDMEAD (1751-1814) & John SHAW (1750-1814), a Pewterman and later Freeman of Coventry. Their son Benjamin BIDMEAD (1770) kept his mother's name, even though it appears he was also baptised John SHAW in 1770. Elizabeth & John married in 1772 and had Mary SHAW (1773) & Thomas SHAW (1774). Therefore, the Y-DNA genetics of the male line should match SHAW rather than BIDMEAD, assuming John SHAW is Benjamin's father.

Benjamin BIDMEAD (1770-1816), Cordwainer, married Rachel DUFFKIN (1769-1831) in 1793 (incorrectly mistranscribed as DURKIN on some records). My 5xGGPs. Their children were:

�       Benjamin BIDMEAD (1800-56) = Charlotte EDBROOKE (1818) of Cornwall in Plymouth, Devon in 1843. Their relationship started prior to Benjamin serving with the Royal Marines in China. Only child:

o   William George BIDMEAD (1838, Devonport - 1893) = Eliza STANLEY in 1857 Coventry. Children:

�  Charlotte Eliza BIDMEAD (1867-1943) = 1898 Coventry to Henry WATSON (1870-1911);

�  Emily BIDMEAD (1870-1937) = Albert HORTON (1865) in 1896 Coventry:

�       Charlotte BIDMEAD (1801-73) m. abt 1822 = Thomas ATKINS (1807-76);

�       Joseph BIDMEAD (1802 Coventry � bef 1880 Paterson, New Jersey, USA) m. 1823 = Martha BRADBURY. (1802 Coventry � 1882 Paterson, New Jersey, USA). Children:

o   William BIDMEAD (1823 Coventry � 1881 Connecticut, USA) = Caroline WARING (1822-1874 Coventry) in 1845. Children:

�  David BIDMEAD (c1843) � on some records as BIDMEAD but census suggests adopted (i.e. son of Caroline). He married in 1871 and continued his life as David WARREN;

�  Joseph BIDMEAD (1845-45);

�  Joseph BIDMEAD (1847-95) m. in 1865 to Harriet HOLDING. Children:

�  Helena BIDMEAD (1867) m. in 1889 to John SMITH (1868);

�  Frederick William BIDMEAD (1870-72);

�  William BIDMEAD (1849-bef 1911) = Alice Compton BAYNARD (1855-1935) in 1875; Children:

�  Harriet Compton BIDMEAD (1876-1973);

�  William Baynard BIDMEAD (1878-1971) m. 1903 Sarah Elizabeth HUMPHREY;

�  Elizabeth Jane BIDMEAD (1880-1976);

�  Alice Aston BIDMEAD (1888-1979) = Canadian Garnet W ROACHE;

�  Elsie Maud BIDMEAD (1892) = David H JONES

�  Mabel Helena Claire BIDMEAD (1896-1969) = Malcolm John McPHERSON;

�  Martha Jane BIDMEAD (1851-75);

�  James BIDMEAD (1855-71);

�  Jonathan BIDMEAD (1857-1939) = Caroline MASON in 1883. Children:

�  Percival BIDMEAD (1887-1967) m. 1926 Doris Beatrice LE GASSICKE. Child:

�  Sylvia A BIDMEAD (1932);

o   Joseph BIDMEAD (1825-1908) m. 1847 = Hannah WEBSTER (1829-81) & later twice widowed Elizabeth LUDFORD in 1883. Children by Hannah:

�  James BIDMEAD (1850-53);

�  Joseph BIDMEAD (1852-1916) = Selina POLLARD in 1873, Children:

�  Emily BIDMEAD (1874-1954);

�  Joseph Henry BIDMEAD (1882) = 1903 May SAVILLE:

�  Mabel BIDMEAD (1905);

�  Hannah BIDMEAD (1864-1938) = Benjamin Charles HEATLEY;

�  Daniel Webster BIDMEAD (1859-1946) = Mary Jane SMITH. Children:

�  Lizzie Lavinia BIDMEAD (1884-1948) m. 1907 = Henry MANN;

�  Walter Webster BIDMEAD (1885-85);

�  Alice Maud BIDMEAD (1886-1973), m. 1911 = Tom CARDALL;

�  Alfred Webster BIDMEAD (1895-1947) m. 1923 = Jessie HANCOX. Child:

�  Hazel M BIDMEAD (1930);

�  Mary Jane BIDMEAD (1861-1940) m. 1884 = Joseph LEE;

�  Martha Bradbury BIDMEAD (1866-1952) m. 1888 John TAYLOR;

o   Martha BIDMEAD (1828-1902) = Henry SMITH;

o   James BIDMEAD (1831-82) m. 1853 = Eliza NOBLE. Family moved to New Jersey, USA after 1871. Children:

o   James BIDMEAD (1858 Coventry � 1943 New Jersey). Married twice:

�  m1. Mary A KEENE, m. 1881. Children:

�  Gertrude BIDMEAD (1882-82);

�  Elsie May BIDMEAD (1884-90);

�  Frank Keene BIDMEAD (1888-1918);

�  Estelle B BIDMEAD (1889) = Alex LESLIE;

�  Florence Ellen BIDMEAD (1894-94);

�  Olive BIDMEAD (1896-1960);

�  m2. Ida May HOLMES, m. 1902. Children:

�  Frederick James BIDMEAD (1903-75) = Anne Louisa SMETANA (1904-60):

�  Patricia Ann BIDMEAD (1935) = Anton KLUN, then Eugene Mindahl PEDERSEN;

�  Carol Joan BIDMEAD (1936) = Rudolph Henry George BROMUND then Lawrence Richard HICKEY;

�  Rachel Adelaide BIDMEAD (1906);

�  Robert Holmes BIDMEAD (1914-92) = m1. Charlotte, m2. Thelma. No issue to either marriage.

o   Rachel Eliza BIDMEAD (1863 Attleborough, Nuneaton -1947 New Jersey);

o   Mary Jane BIDMEAD (1833-1900) m. 1853 Joseph WRIGHT. Couple moved to New Jersey in 1858;

o   Jonathan BIDMEAD (1836) m. 1856 = Elizabeth LAPWORTH. Children:

o   Martha Bradbury BIDMEAD (c1860);

o   Herbert BIDMEAD (1862-85);

o   Arthur Vernon BIDMEAD (c1858) = Ellen Eliza HADLEY in 1892. Children:

�  Louisa Vernon BIDMEAD (1892), m. 1922 = KEOUGH;

�  Herbert Arthur BIDMEAD (1897) m. 1918 = Mabel LAX; Children:

�  Arthur H BIDMEAD (1921);

�  Frank BIDMEAD (1900);

o   Jonathan BIDMEAD (c1871);

o   Elizabeth Lapworth BIDMEAD (c1872), m. 1900;

o   Frank Edward BIDMEAD (c1874-1908);

o   Rachel BIDMEAD (1840) = John ALLEN in Massachusetts, USA in 1867 and lived in New Jersey;

�       William BIDMEAD (1806) = Martha TOMKINS � My 4xGGPs. See family below;

 

Jonathan BIDMEAD (1813-1896) - Founder Colonist of New Zealand

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He was a successful applicant following this newspaper advertisement:

�Emigration to New Zealand The Directors of the New Zealand Company, do hereby give notice that they are ready to receive Applications for a
FREE PASSAGE to the TOWN OF WELLINGTON at Lambton Harbour, Port Nicholson, Cook's Straits, NEW ZEALAND.
From Agricultural Labourers, Shepherds, Miners, Gardeners, Brickmakers, Mechanics, Handicraftsmen, and Domestic Servants, BEING MARRIED, and
not exceeding Forty years of age; also from SINGLE FEMALES under the care of near relatives, and SINGLE MEN, accompanied by one or more
ADULT SISTERS, not exceeding, in either case, the age of Thirty years. Strict enquiry will be made as to qualifications and character.
Apply on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays to Mr. JOSEPH PHIPSON, Union Passage, Birmingham. AGENT TO THE COMPANY.
TOWN & COUNTRY SECTIONS of LAND on sale, full particulars of which may be had on application as above.�

 

�       Jonathan BIDMEAD (1813 Coventry � 1896 Wellington, New Zealand) = Sarah Elizabeth SPARKES (1815-1893) in 1835 Coventry. This family of Payne Lane, Coventry, are one of the pioneer settlers of New Zealand, arriving onboard the �London� in 1842 and founded the extensive present day NZ family. Their journey is described in the book �No Simple Passage� by Jenny Robin Jones (Random House NZ) and appear in many early records in the Wellington area. Children:

o   Rachel BIDMEAD (1838-38 Coventry);

o   Caroline BIDMEAD (1840 Coventry � 1920 NZ) = John NORRIS in 1858 Wellington;

o   Hannah BIDMEAD (1842-94 Wellington, NZ) = American Charles Edward W alter WILLESTON in 1860;

o   John BIDMEAD (1844), married unknown but was in NZ up to 1886:

�  Lionel BIDMEAD (1886) based on school records

�  John Verne BIDMEAD � possible son, KIA in WWI

o   James BIDMEAD (1846-99) = Emma HOLLYWOOD in 1888;

o   Sarah BIDMEAD (1848);

o   Mary Jane BIDMEAD (1849) = John Harry Daniel PAGE in 1865;

o   Jonathan BIDMEAD (1853-1933) = Eliza Hounsom HARFIELD (1856-1900). Children:

�  Zilla BIDMEAD (1878-1956) = Edward James RYAN;

�  Paul BIDMEAD (1879-1948) = Florence Maud JOLI;

�  Frances Elizabeth BIDMEAD (1881) = GOODRICK in 1908;

�  Olive BIDMEAD (1883-1977) = Norman Albert INGRAM in 1914;

�  Jonathan St George BIDMEAD (1885-1960) = Myrtle Christina Irenie McKAY. Children:

�  Alexander Jack BIDMEAD (1913-13);

�  Jean Olive BIDMEAD (1915) = Charles Frederick SCHOWE;

�  Jonathan BIDMEAD IV (1920-2006) =

�  m1. Laurel Ellen MOULDS:

�  Margret Joy BIDMEAD (1945);

�  Susanne Ruth BIDMEAD (1947);

�  m2. Thora Ethel BARLOW:

�  Vicki-Ann BIDMEAD (1959) = Peter SYKES;

�  Jo-Ann BIDMEAD (1960) = Mark WILLIAMS;

�  Jonathan BIDMEAD (1962) = Kay SMITH;

�  Jonathan St George Dragonslay BIDMEAD (2000);

�  Quinn Matariki Thor BIDMEAD (2003);

�  m3. Elizabeth Lee CALMAN;

�  Valma Helen BIDMEAD (1922-55) = Tony GRANIC;

�  Garfield Roy BIDMEAD (1923-2002) =

�  m1. Doreen Alice DUMPLETON:

�  Keith BIDMEAD (1947) - 3 marriages:

�  m1. Carol JONES:

�  David BIDMEAD (1967);

�  Vernon BIDMEAD (1970);

�  m2. Arlene DOLOCANOG:

�  Carlos BIDMEAD (1999);

�  m3: SrayMom MAO (1980), married after 2000:

�  SrayAnne BIDMEAD;

�  Brendon BIDMEAD;

�  Glenys BIDMEAD (1949) = Jeffrey WARNER;

�  m2. Beryl P HOCKLY:

�  Gerald BIDMEAD (c1970 Eden, Auckland).

�  Haldane BIDMEAD;

�  m3. Joan Lillian D'ELSA:

�  Sally BIDMEAD;

�  Simon BIDMEAD;

�  Susan BIDMEAD;

�  Shelly BIDMEAD;

�  Lincoln Abraham Mont BIDMEAD (1886-1962) = Millicent THOMPSON:

�  Issue unknown, but suggest a possible son also named Lincoln.

�  Garfield BIDMEAD (1890-91);

�  Cleveland BIDMEAD (1893-1950) = Ruby Constance WALSH:

�  Wallace Duncan BIDMEAD (1920) = Margaret, Couple moved to NSW, Australia in 1965. Children, in suspected birth order from the late 1940's onwards;

�  Kathrine BIDMEAD;

�  Kareen BIDMEAD;

�  Barrie Cleveland BIDMEAD;

�  Linden BIDMEAD;

�  Alister BIDMEAD;

�  Barry Washington BIDMEAD (1894-1947) = Edith Jane HARRINGTON c1914 (who died in the 1918 flu pandemic) and then war widow NOBLE (Gertrude Alice AGUTTERS (1892-1964)) in 1923:

�  John BIDMEAD (1924-24);

�  Barry BIDMEAD (1928-87) = Winsome Marion EYRES in 1955:

�  Alan Ross BIDMEAD (1956) = Francis FAIRLESS:

�  Hazel BIDMEAD;

�  Keri BIDMEAD;

�  Helen Elizabeth BIDMEAD (1957) = Peter Thomas JEROMSON;

�  Patricia Janet BIDMEAD (1961) = Brian Michael HOOKWAY;

�  Joseph BIDMEAD (1854-1930) = Jane Bridget O'FARRELL in 1879:

�  Joseph Patrick BIDMEAD (1881);

 

A BIDMEAD Silver Fusse Pocket Watch. Casing is hallmarked Sterling Silver, London with year stamp "U" for 1875. The year 1875 is also stamped along with watch number 50214. Movement is stamped and engraved "Bidmead Coventry 50214". Makers mark is "I.H" which records suggest is silversmith John Harris (verified by the Goldsmiths in London), a watchcase maker of Coventry who first registered his mark at the London Assay Office on 11 Apr 1866 and continued his business through into the 1880's, and therefore a contemporary of the BIDMEAD watchmaker. It is likely the watchmaker is Joseph BIDMEAD (1838-1923), my 3xGreat Granduncle (s/o 4xGGF William, also a Coventry watchmaker).

William BIDMEAD (1806) was married twice and had at least 15 children:

�       m1. Martha TOMKINS (c1806-39) in 1826. My 4xGGPs. Children:

o   Eliza BIDMEAD or BEADMEAD (1826-72) = James Crisp SANDERS in 1845, my 3xGGPs;

o   Martha BIDMEAD (1827-81) = George STOKES;

o   Harriet BIDMEAD (1830-30);

o   Emma BIDMEAD (1831- after 1851);

o   William BIDMEAD (1834-39)

o   John BIDMEAD (1835-36);

o   Jonathan BIDMEAD (1837-37);

o   Joseph BIDMEAD (1838-1923) = Ann NAYLOR in 1866 Coventry. Children:

�  Emma BIDMEAD (1867-1950)

�  George BIDMEAD (1873-1917) = Lucy Gertrude BOTT in 1897 Nuneaton, then Florence Mary DYKE there in 1910:

�  Leslie Joseph BIDMEAD (1914-73) = Ellen Mabel WEBSTER:

�  Alan BIDMEAD (1941) = WILMAN:

�  Andrew Paul BIDMEAD (1973 Warwick)

�       m2. Eliza BULL (1821-70) in 1840 Coventry. Children:

o   Anna BIDMEAD (1841-41);

o   William BIDMEAD (1842-42);

o   Sarah BIDMEAD (1843-1917) = Henry SHEPHERD;

o   Mary Jane BIDMEAD (1844-59);

o   William BIDMEAD (1845-46);

o   Benjamin BIDMEAD (1847 � after 1861);

o   Jonathan William BIDMEAD (1850-1936) = Emily OAKES in 1872 Coventry. Children:

�  Jonathan William BIDMEAD (1873-1941);

�  Herbert James BIDMEAD (1877-1955) = Flower MAINWARING:

�  Leslie Herbert BIDMEAD (1909-83) = Ethel HODSON;

�  Robert Herbert BIDMEAD (1934) = Pamela A MORRIS;

�  Colin James BIDMEAD (1936-96) = Emma E M LALOR;

�  Keith Leslie BIDMEAD (1947) � 3 marriages:

�  m1. Hilary HODGES:

�  Catrina Victoria BIDMEAD (1973) = Mark J WILSON;

�  m2. Sandra M WININGTON;

�  m3. Vanessa J HALES � children born in Leamington, WAR:

�  Christopher Robert BIDMEAD (1983);

�  Philip John BIDMEAD (1985);

�  Timothy Edward BIDMEAD (1987);

�  Stephen David BIDMEAD (1990);

�  Cyril R BIDMEAD (1911-13);

�  Muriel F BIDMEAD (1914-30);

�  Ellen Emily BIDMEAD (1879-1975), m. 1904 = Arthur Edgar WILLIAMS;

�  Edith BIDMEAD (1884-1957);

The outline above is indicative only and not necessarily fully correct or complete.
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