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1	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family (F400)
2	Described in the will of John Hidden (J100) 1549 as Elizabeth Garrett and implied from the tenor of the will to be his daughter	hidden, elizabeth (I6)
3	ex Royal Navy	hidden, john richard (I1149)
4	J121 is the identifier used in HHv1for the eldest son of Edward (E083) and Alice. He is almost certainly the John who is administrator of his father's posessions in 1602. In HHv2 a separate identifier (J201) has been used for the John Hidden living in West Shefford 1596 to 1619. However they are most probably the same person and we will continue to use the identifier J121 here. This is discussed in more detail in HHv2 pp21- 24	hidden, john (I52)
5	2nd w/o bertram william lawrence hidden. Gave name as Hidden at marriage, but this is not her maiden name.	margaret (I1085)
6	2nd w/o Francis William (F004). Was X041. Identified from 1901 census. The marriage took place in the 1st quarter of the year. They may have been on honeymoon at the census date	brown, martha eliza (I1009)
7	3 daus mentioned in will 1742	tull, thomas (I340)
8	? witness, hungerford 1804	barker, sarah (I738)
9	?twin of jessie margaret. infant death	hidden, winifred emily (I1008)
10	a brother of Margaret who is the father of her neice Sarah Ann	hall, john (I1491)
11	A child of Charles William Jackson and Eliza Gradidge. His mother married in Southampton RGD in Jan/Mar 1867. His date of birth is estimated to be about 1868 from if his age of 3 stated in the 1871 census is correct. His birth is registered in the last quarter of 1867 in the RG index. His stepfather Hidden died in 1881 when he was about 13. He was at boarding school in Ware at about this time, where he was known as Charles W Hidden. He is of the right age and he says that his birthplace is Southampton. This agrees with his birthplace given in 1891. By 1891 he was living with Eliza and her 3rd husband John Ward Jones, and was employed as a clerk. He is now known as Charles W Jackson. In 1901 he is a Law Solicitor's clerk and is known as plain Charles Jackson. In 1911 he is living in Leyton and from the return we learn that his middle name is William. Visiting him is his step brother Percy Hidden (P005) and his 2 young chidren.	jackson, charles william (I1184)
12	a widow in 1861	hidden, ann barker (I766)
13	a widower when he married in 1872, so must have had a previous marriage	Family (F242)
14	A witness in Hungerford in 1798. Thomas Hidden is a witness to the wedding of Charles Frederick Hidden in 1847. This could be T010 or Thomas (T153) or John Thomas (J027). Cannot be found in Southwark in 1851, although he is known to be living there until his death in 1852. He gives several business addresses over the years in trade directories, all in the vicinity of Borough Road. His last business address is 5 Webber St or 5 Richards Place Webber street. The census for 1851 St George the Martyr, London Road, enum Dist 12 image 10 (folio 38) shows 5 Webber St as uninhabited with a note that it is 'not used as a dwelling but as a factory' There is another 5 Webber St in ED 15 image1 where the family of George Hosegood are living. Thomas's death certificate shows that he died at 88 London Road and that his dau Elizabeth was present when he died. In the 1851 census the house at 88 London Rd is simply omitted. It should lie between 87 and 89 but there is nothing there. The enumerator usually notes when a house is uninhabited. His will gives his address as 5 Richards Place, Webber Street, but the will was made in 1847	hidden, thomas (I737)
15	A witness to the marriage is Sarah Trueman, who signs the entry. It is probable that she is the sister of the groom.	Family (F431)
16	A witness to the marriage of her brother Thomas in Hungerford in 1801 and her sister Elizabeth in 1804. she married John Hidden in Hungerford in 1804, and went with him to Norwich where he had a shop. In the will of her father, who had died earlier that same year, she was given ?100 on the day of her marriage, a further ?100 when she was 21(1808), and a further ?200 when her mother died (1815). John Hidden set up a hatter's shop in High Holborn sometime between 1804 and 1809 and Hannah's legacy must have been useful in promoting the business. John and Hannah had 4 children while they were living in Holborn. The first child was christened Thomas Winkworth Hidden, no doubt after Hannah's father. He probably died young but the other 3 children survived. They are Charles, born in 1810 and William & Alfred bapt in 1820, but who may have been born earlier. about 1815. Under the terms of her mother's will she was entitled to a one fifth share of the sale of her father's real estate. This estate we know was worth at least ?2500, but we do not know if she actually received the money. John Hidden died in 1817, leaving Hannah with 3 young children to care for. We do not know what became of her in the next few years. She had two sons baptised on the same day at St Giles in the Fields in Holborn in 1820. The father is said to be John Hidden, who we know to have died in 1817. One son is called William (W026), and he is thought to have been born earlier than 1820, so they may be late baptisms. The other son is Alfred (A017). She married Richard Wackerell in 1823. Her eldest surviving son Charles was only 7 years old when his father died. The next that we hear of him is when he marries in Lambeth in 1834. His occupation is chairmaker, so he must have learnt this trade somewhere as an apprentice. The other 2 sons became bootmakers, so they too must have served an apprenticeship, (either formally or informally).	winkworth, hannah (I740)
17	A witness to the marriage was Sarah Hidden. John (J064) did not have a sister called Sarah. The most likely person to have been a witness is his sister-in-law Sarah Hidden nee Barker (S048), the wife of his brother Thomas. Sarah & Thomas had married in October of the previous year (1803) and we know that she could sign her name from the marriage record. Another witness to the marriage of John & Hannah was John Trueman, and he married Hannah's sister Elizabeth later in the same year (July 1804). The third witness was Honor Lavell. She was also a witness to the marriage of John Trueman and Elizabeth Winkworth. Honor married Thomas Stiddolph [Biddolph?] at St George Hanover Square in 1814, but nothing more is known of her.	Family (F262)
18	Administrator of the estate of his young son, James Franklin Chilcott in 1845	chilcott, james valentine (I1642)
19	admitted to the National School in Hungerford in 1827, aged 7, and left in 1832 (aged 12). Son of Jesse and Jane Winkworth	winkworth, josiah (I1302)
20	Alfred originally a merchant seaman, settled in Sydney about 1905 and worked the trans Pacific and Coastal shipping for many years before taking a shore job. His marriage certificate 1908 says his parents were George Bailey , a wheelwright, and Rose Lucas both deceased and that he was born in London. Alfred had said his mother was Rose Lucas. A search for Rose Bailey ,nil - a search for Rose Lucas ,only a few in all of England but one of them residing less than 100 yards from George and his family. I can find no record of a marriage. Maybe there was just a defacto relationship. In either case I believe she helped raised Alfred from a young age and he looked upon her as his mother. (priv comm 13255)	bailey, alfred william (I1231)
21	Also has ID J245 (if these two people are the same) Possibly sponsor 1630 as john clydesdale	hidden, john (I162)
22	also known as isabel	hidden, isabella (I923)
23	Also known as Isobel. Described in the will of John Hidden (J100) 1549 as Sybil Bocher and stated to be his daughter	hidden, sybil (I5)
24	also known as Nancy	hidden, annie jane (I1130)
25	Amelia was only 16 year old when she married Charles Coe. She was abroad when the census was taken in 1891. [Recno:20853] Class:Miscellaneous Year:1891 Month:8 Country:England Entry:Name: Amelia A Coe Arrival Age: 41 Birth Date: abt 1850 Port of Departure: Shanghai, China Arrival date: Aug 1891 Port of Arrival: London, England Ports of Voyage: Hong Kong; Singapore; Perim Ship Name: Priam Source Citation The National Archives of the UK; Kew, Surrey, England; Board of Trade: Commercial and Statistical Department and successors: Inwards Passenger Lists.; Class: BT26; Piece: 17	pearce, amelia a (I1211)
26	Appears to be married to Agnes from the Australian Electoral rolls, but the marriage (which must have been before 1918) has not been found. It could have been in Hong Kong where Stanley is said to have emigrated in 1911.	Family (F460)
27	apprentice 1612	hidden, robert (I250)
28	archibald charles is not at home in the 1901 census. He may have been at boarding school etc	Family (F338)
29	Assumed to be a wife, but could be a sister etc	pamela j (I1405)
30	Assumed to have died as another john hidden is bapt the following year	hidden, john (I54)
31	At home with his parents in Hungerford in 1851. By 1861 he had moved to London and was living at 3, Charles Street, Knightsbridge near John Hidden (J040) who was his brother-in-law. His brother George Bailey had also moved to Kensington, london by 1875	bailey, joshua (I1243)
32	Aus Elec rolls 1930-37 as Richard Frederick, 1943 Reid NSW, 1949-63 Blaxland NSW, 1980 Reid NSW	hidden, harold lindsey (I834)
33	Aus Elec Rolls: (as Eileen Frances)1933-37 as Richard Frederick, then 1943-54 East Sydney, 1958-1980 Wentworth NSW	hidden, frances eileen (I833)
34	Aus Elec Rolls: 1930-49 as George Thomas	knowlden, clara (I839)
35	Aus Elec Rolls: 1930-80 Wentworth NSW.	hidden, francis charles (I820)
36	Aus Elec Rolls: 1936-80 as Francis Charles	trefle, kathleen mary (I821)
37	Aus Elec Rolls: as Harold Lindsey 1943-80	ward, verona (I835)
38	Aus elec Rolls: as Richard Frederick to 1949, then 1954-63 Cunningham NSW,1968 Hughes NSW	evans, hilda e e (I819)
39	Bapt 1802 s/o Andrew & Mary Hall. Could (just about) be the father (deceased) of Margaret Hall at time of her wedding to William Hidden in 1840	hall, william (I1506)
40	Bapt at St Mary, Whitechapel in 1806 d/o Andrew & Mary Hall. In 1847 she may be the Mary Hall who is the occupier of 30 Mansell Street, or this may be her mother. In 1851 unmarried, at Mansell Street. head of the family. Her brother Thomas and sister Sarah are staying wih her as visitors. She is a lodging house keeper. In 1861 she is still at the Mansell Street house with her brother Thomas for whom she is housekeeper, and Hannah Hidden who is described as a visitor. In 1871 she is no longer at the Mansell Street house and may have died or married. There is a Mary Ann who is the wife of William Henry Chappell, and with whom Hannah Hidden is lodging in 1891, but the maiden name of this Mary Ann is not known. There are several Mary Ann Hall deaths registered in Shoreditch RGD between 1861 & 1871	hall, mary ann (I1507)
41	Bapt Chilton Foliat 1576 the son of John Heddin (J110). He married at Chilton Foliat Joan Rainold the daughter of Henry Reynolds. Henry Reynolds is on the lay subsidy list at Chilton Foliat in 1598; he is an overseer of the churchwarden's accounts in 1599, and he is allocated a pew in the church in 1603. Subsequently he moved to Minetie in Wiltshire and died there in 1619, leaving a will in which he mentions his daughter Joan Hyding and her 3 children. Henry is a beneficiary in the will of his father (1623). His wife Joan is buried in Chilton Foliat in 1630, and he is buried there in 1645.	hidden, henry (I134)
42	Bapt in 1778 at St Mary, Whitechapel. Married Mary Field in 1799 at St Mary, Whitechapel. Eldest child William bapt in St Sepulchre in 1802. Next 3 children bapt in 1806, 1808, 1811 from Colchester Street, St Mary Whitechapel. Next 3 children bapt in 1814,1816,1819 from Harrow Alley, St Botolph Aldgate, when he is described as a bow string maker. There is a tax record of Andrew at Harrow Alley in 1820 In 1831 his son Thomas is admitted to the City of London as an apprentice to a bootmaker. Andrew is described as a bow string maker of Harrow Alley. In 1834 he is on the electoral roll by virtue of a stable at Harrow Alley. In 1835 & 1837 Andrew is on the electoral roll by reason of his house there. There are no electoral roll entries for houses in Harrow alley between 1837 and 1855. His date of death is not known. There is a possible death in Whitechapel RGD in 1846, but the corresponding parish burial has not been found. It is not in St Mary, Whitechapel, which seem to be mostly from the Workhouse.	hall, andrew (I1504)
43	Bapt in 1808 d/o Andrew Hall & Mary. Possibly the Martha Hall who is a witness to the marriage of Margaret Hall & william Hidden in 1840.	hall, martha (I1511)
44	Bapt in 1837 some 11 years after her birth in 1826. She was said to be of full age when she married in 1846, but was actually only 20 3/4 years old. Like her sister Elizabeth Jane she was married on Christmas day, ( in a different chuch).	wakerell, mary (I1218)
45	Bapt in Hungerford in 1723 the eldest child of Jonathan & Mary Hidden. We hear nothing of him in Hungerford until 1753 when he acts as administrator of his father's estate. In 1754 he is the complainant in a Chancery case involving property in Hungeford brought against his brother Thomas. From 1758 to 1776 he signs the Constable's accounts. In 1760 he makes the presentment of the jury to the Hocktide court, and from 1763 to 1777 he fulfills the office of searcher & sealer of leather. He married Mary Criswick in Hungerford in 1769 by licence. His signature is distinctive and appears on several documents. It seems unlikely that he is the same person who married Susannah Guy in St Georges Hanover Square in 1761, but as this marriage is signed by the groom a comparison of signatures is possible.	hidden, john (I724)
46	bapt not found	hidden, margaret (I66)
47	bapt not found	hidden, alice (I60)
48	bapt not found hence parents not certain	hidden, edward (I193)
49	bapt not found.	hidden, joan (I683)
50	bapt not found. in will 1632,1637	hidden, jane (I68)