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1 1a 862 Family: F7
 
2 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Family: F3167
 
3 Married by Rev. A.E.Dudley. Family: F3126
 
4 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Family: F79
 
5 Kathleen was a daughter from previous marriage in Poland Barbara
 
6 Elizabeth THOMPSON wid. buried 17-6-1774 at Stoke. Elizabeth
 
7 Elizabeth TOMPSON Household
Female
Other Information:
Birth Year <1825>
Birthplace Thetford, Norfolk, England
Age 56
Occupation Timber Measurers Wife
Marital Status M
Head of Household John TOMPSON
Relation Wife
Disability
Source Information:
Dwelling Horns Lane Private House
Census Place Norwich St Julian, Norfolk, England
Family History Library Film 1341468
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 1943 / 89
Page Number 11 
Elizabeth
 
8 Executrix of husband John's will
second wife 
Elizabeth
 
9 Mrs. Elizabeth BUCKENHAM
Sex: F
Event(s):
Birth: Abt. 1710
Of Methwold, Norfolk, England
Marriage(s):
Spouse: John BUCKENHAM
Source Information:
Film Number: 446299
Page Number: 0079
Reference Number: 51846 
Elizabeth
 
10 had two children Freda
 
11 mentioned in wills 1700, 1716 Hannah
 
12 45 Hill Street, Cowdenbeath KY4 9DE J B
 
13 illiterate Jane
 
14 Divorced after about 1 year Lisa
 
15 Margaret’s name taken from baptismal entry of Samuel, Weston BTs 10 March 1605 Margaret
 
16 Had 2 daughters names not known. Marie
 
17 (Burried 6/3/1682/3) Mary
 
18 buried a widow and a Quaker Mary
 
19 had three children May
 
20 drowned aged 45 Nellie
 
21 Was Geoffrey's partner Sharon
 
22 Later Divorced Alex. Sylvia
 
23 Adopted his second wife’s children UNNAMED
 
24 James was a Baker. James ABBOTT
 
25 Mary was the 1st cousin of James. Daughter of Mary and James abbott.

Mary, Henry and Mary Ann are recorded in the 1861 census, living at 81 Warminster Road. 
Mary ABBOTT
 
26 Mary Ann survived her husband by seventeen years and died in Bloemfontein onon 29 September 1929, they were both buried in the Daggafontein cemetery near Thaba ‘Nchu. Mary Ann ALLISON
 
27 Caroline Atkinson m 14 Dec 1869 Lieut-Col James Halifax Western C.M.G., Royal Engineers. Had issue Caroline Sophia ATKINSON
 
28 Died as infant at Rome Charles ATKINSON
 
29 Emily Atkinson m 4 Oct 1865 George A. Western Emily ATKINSON
 
30 Guy Atkinson J.P., D.L. of Cangort, Kings Co. High Sheriff King's Co 1846 See Burke's family Atkinson of Cangort Guy ATKINSON
 
31 Guy Atkinson J.P. of Cangort. Lieut-Col 85th Light Infantry m. 19 July 1877 Frances Elizabeth only daughter of Hon. Laurence Harmen King-Harmen of Rockingham, Co Roscommon see Burke's peerage Kingston, E. See Burke's family Atkinson Guy Newcomen ATKINSON
 
32 Richard Atkinson 67th Regt Richard Frederick ATKINSON
 
33 William Atkinson m 1877 Anna daughter of Lewis Moore of Cremorgan. Had issue. Son Guy Hamilton Atkinson. William Henry ATKINSON
 
34 Later moved to Kingwilliamstown, then to Kimberley, sold his share, half of what became the Kimberley Diamond mines (for 3,000 pounds) moved to Bechuanaland Protectorate and pioneered the opening of a small settlement at Papani. Purchased several farms and stocked them with 4,000 head of cattle. The cattle industry was ruined in 1896-97 when rinderpest swept through the B.P. Charles Lennox Stretch ATTWELL
 
35 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. E.M. ATTWELL
 
36 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. E.M. ATTWELL
 
37 At the age of 18, in 1896 when rebellion broke out at Kuruman, over the shooting of the stricken rinderpest cattle he jouned the services, later in the Anglo-Boer war he conducted the supply convoys for the Govt: In 1900 he joined Cillinan's Volunteer Corps at Setlagoli, and took part at the Klipdrift fight, He received 2 medals for the 2 campaigns. After the war took up farming and settled at Lichtenburg. In 1914 he moved to Rhodesia as roads Supervisor for the P.W.D. (site the picturesque Wolfshall road, Selukwe) spent 3 years as Mine Manager at Mashaba, and 11 at Shamva, then worked 11 yrs at the Cam & Motor on the roasters and blast furnaces. In 1941 farmed at "Indiva" Eiffel Flats. Poisoning from a bruise caused his sudden death. Kimberley Cecil Lennox ATTWELL
 
38 Ada Margaret Bain. Came up by ox wagon with her parents; was in the
Bulawayo laager in 1896 and in later years lived in Gatooma. Information
from her niece, Miss G. Howard, Bulawayo. 
Ada Margaret BAIN
 
39 Came to Rhodesia by Ox wagon in 1894 . Youngest child of the Bain family of one son and six daughters, all musical, Ada played the piano. As a pioneer she received a pension during her life time. All pensions are non existant now in Zimbabwe. Ada Margaret BAIN
 
40 Death Certificate 863/77 Ada Margaret BAIN
 
41 1820 Settler
Fondly known as" Chubby", moved with the family to Bulawayo from Ficksburg in the Orange Free State by Ox wagon in 1894 the trip took 6 months. During the 1896 rebellion the Bain sisters entertained people in the laarger by playing the piano and singing. She attended the Convent school in Bulawayo in 1904, she married William Henry Talbot, an Australian who served with the Imperial Light Horse during the South African war. He died in a flu epidemic in 1918. Chubby stayed in Bulawayo until 1961, when she went to live with her son in law and daughter, Ald. and Mrs Albert E Davies in Que Que.
She was a member of the Rhodesian Pioneers' and Early Settlers' Society and her stories of the early years in Rhodesia were recorded in Vol III of the society's journal Pioneer. 
Florence Marion BAIN
 
42 When Ivy married her 2nd husband - he was a widow with 2 children. one of her death notices state she was the mother of Ronald and Shelah and gran of the girls. The other notice is from Joan & Peter and gran of Eric.Paul james and Colin. could be these are Kings children? Ivy May BAIN
 
43 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. J. BAIN
 
44 John Josiah & Kenward Ernest. Built & owned the first sports shop in Salisbury which they call "Bain Brothers" John Josiah BAIN
 
45 unmarried
Together with brother John, built and owned "Bain Brothers" sports store in Salisbury. Rhodesia. 
Kenward Ernest BAIN
 
46 Married by Rev I Hamilton Groves in the Wesleyan Methodist Church, Main st/11 ave Bulawayo. Maria Daisy BAIN
 
47 married the widow Maria Fancutt by Rev John Heavyside, Colonial Chaplain . St George Church Grahamstown. (Bachelor, a mason, son of Jaseph Bain of Tipperary) Michael BAIN
 
48 Worked diamond claims with partner who let him down -took his share and bought a trading store near the Maluti Mts, Basutoland. where Ada Margaret was born.
This family left South Africa 1894 to trek to Matabeleland - S. Rhodesia by Ox Wagon. It took 6 months. S. Rhodesia was then known as Rhodesis British South Africa Co. It became known as Southern Rhodesia in 1910 - and was named after CECIL JOHN RHODES the founder of the country.
Walter Carden Bain , his wife and children were among the first white families to Pioneer this new land, which up until then only the Black People (Matabeles) with their King Lobengula had lived. 
Walter Carden BAIN
 
49 six children BALLOT
 
50 of Polish descent Lygia Janina BANASINSKA
 

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