Capel St Mary

First World War Memorial

Surnames: Chiverton, Cook, Fallows, Gough, Grimsey, Peck, Pettingale, Pittock, Ratford, Richardson

The Cook Family:

A family involved in agriculture, one member working as a farm boy at the age of just 11 years.

The Hearsum Family:

Two members of this family married into the Sexton family, also of this parish.

Others born in this place:

Elizabeth BARKER, 1848

John BARKER, 1845

Susan BARKER, 1843

William BARKER, May 1841

Ann COLE, Abt 1843

David COLE , Abt 1841

Ellen COLE , Abt 1845

Ephraim COLE , Abt 1848

Harriet COLE, Abt 1839

Edward NUNN, Abt 1847

Henry NUNN, Abt 1850

William NUNN, Abt 1844

Ann COOK, Abt 1850

Anne COOK, 1818

Arthur COOK, Abt 1858

Caroline COOK, Abt 1856

Daniel COOK, Abt 1839

David COOK, Abt 1847

Eliza COOK, 1811

Frederick COOK, Abt 1844

Harriet COOK, 1820

Henry COOK , 1806

Henry COOK, Abt 1837

Jane COOK, 1822

John COOK , 1816

Maria Ann COOK, 1808

Robert COOK, 9 January 1841

Susan COOK, 1813

Susannah COOK, 1840

Ann HEARSUM, 1786

Ann HEARSUM, 1787

Daniel HEARSUM, 1834

David HEARSUM, 1798

John HEARSUM, 1770

John HEARSUM, 1801

Mary HEARSUM, Abt 1813

Mary Ann HEARSUM, 1790

Peggy HEARSUM, 1788

Samuel HEARSUM, abt 1796

Sarah HEARSUM , Abt 1805

Susannah HEARSUM, 1797

Susannah HEARSUM, 1832

Thomas HEARSUM, Abt 1810

Suffolk Counties Contact

Near Ipswich is Capel St Mary, a village which in the 11th Century was part of the manor of Boynton.

Other Parishes

The Sexton Family:

Much has still to be discovered about these people from early times, although some have been traced as adults.

Ann SEXTON, 1762

Eddy SEXTON, 1770

James SEXTON, 1760

Margaret SEXTON, 1755

Margaret SEXTON, 1797

Samuel SEXTON, 1759

Samuel Morgan SEXTON, 1764

William SEXTON, 1757