Spouse: Francis KINCHINGTON. Francis KINCHINGTON and Jane GODDEN were married on 21 Oct 1731.

Spouse: Jone YONG. John GODDEN and Jone YONG were married on 30 Nov 1669. Children were: John GODDEN, John GODDEN.

Spouse: Elizabeth THOMAS. John GODDEN and Elizabeth THOMAS were married on 1 Jul 1698 in St Thomas' Church, Portsmouth, Hampshire. He paid rates on Sterling Bushes (later known as Storm Bushes) in 1699 and then on at 2d a year until 1731. Other fields on the western side of chapel Lane, Burley were also owned by the other Goddens including James and Henry who were possibly John's brothers. Henry Godden died in 1764 and left his estate to his daughter Lydia (who married Humphrey Brumfield d.1804). Children were: Benjamin GODDEN, Henry GODDEN, Jane GODDEN.

Spouse: Humphrey BROMFIELD. Humphrey BROMFIELD and Lydia GODDEN were married on 2 Mar 1769.

Children were: John GODDEN.

Spouse: William SIMS. William SIMS and Mary GODDEN were married on 15 Apr 1745 in St. Peter and St. Paul's Church, Ringwood, Hampshire. William Sims probably received Storm Bushes via his wife Mary Godden. After 1784, when the Godden family died out it became known as Sims Mead and was recorded as suvh on the tithe map of 1848. It stayed in the Sims family until the end of the 19th Century. William had two properties. Storm Bushes "seven acres more or less" and Blake's Bargain. Children were: Sarah SIMS, Mary SIMS, William SIMS, Henry SIMS, Rebekah SIMS, John SIMS, Lydia SIMS, Ann SIMS, Betty SIMS.

Spouse: Charles ROBBINS. Charles ROBBINS and Rebecca GODDEN were married on 12 Jan 1758.

Spouse: Mary WALSHAW. John GOLDTHORPE and Mary WALSHAW were married on 24 Nov 1689 in St. John's Church, Penistone, Yorkshire. Children were: Joshua GOLDTHORPE, Richard GOLDTHORPE, Mary GOLDTHORPE, Robert GOLDTHORPE, John GOLDTHORPE, Eleanor GOLDTHORPE.

Spouse: George ARMITAGE. George ARMITAGE and Sarah Ann GOLDTHORPE were married about 1878 in Silkstone, Yorkshire. They lived in 159 Hemingfield, Wombwell, Yorkshire in 1881. They lived in Hill Top, Silkstone, Yorkshire in 1891. In 1891, Thomas Goldthorpe, a brother-in-law, lived with the family. They lived in 6 Mount Pleasant, Silkstone, Yorkshire in 1901. Sarah's brother, Thomas Goldthorpe (b1884, Silkstone) still lived with them and he was a Coal Trammer Underground. Close by at 1 Mount Pleasant, Silkstone lived one of Sarah's other brothers Joseph Goldthorpe (b1870, Thurgoland), a Colliery Deputy Underground, with his wife and family. Children were: Hamlet ARMITAGE, Annie Taylor ARMITAGE, Walter Roddam ARMITAGE, Dora A ARMITAGE, George Gilbert G ARMITAGE.

Spouse: Charles (Charlie) BURDETT. Charles (Charlie) BURDETT and Edith GOODISON were married about 1924 in Sheffield, Yorkshire. They lived in 89 Taplin Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire. Children were: Kenneth BURDETT, Betty BURDETT.

Spouse: Jane DERBYSHIRE. John GOODWIN and Jane DERBYSHIRE were married about 1868 in Marple, Cheshire. They lived in 79 Bamford Street, Heaton Norris, Cheshire in 1871. They lived in 157 Chestergate Street, Stockport, Cheshire in 1881. They lived in 7 Queen Street, Stockport, Cheshire in 1891. They lived in 129 Chartergate, Stockport, Cheshire in 1901. Children were: Samuel GOODWIN.

Spouse: George Passby HAYLES. George Passby HAYLES and Matilda GORDON were married about 1847 in Portsmouth, Hampshire. Matilda's name was enumerated as Matilda GODDEN. They lived in Oxford Street, Portsmouth, Hampshire in 1851. Matilda was the head of the household and "seaman's wife" and she lived with George's children Rachel, George, Elizabeth, Solomon and Henry and Thomas Smith (32; sister's husband; seaman; b. Plymouth, Devon) and Margaret Smith (25; stayworker; b. Brighton, Sussex) and a lodger William Gordon (28; seaman; b. Brighton, Sussex), Martha Gordon (18; visitor; stayworker; b. Portsmouth, Hampshire) and Eliza Kelsey (3; visitor; sister's child; b. Greenwich, Kent). Children were: Matilda Margaret HAYLES, Isabella Martha HAYLES.

Spouse: Ellen WALSHAW. Joseph GOTHARD and Ellen WALSHAW lived in 19 Snow Hill, Dodworth, Yorkshire in 1891. In 1891, Joseph and Ellen lived near her parents. They were married in 1891 in Barnsley, Yorkshire. They lived in Snow Hill, Dodworth, Yorkshire in 1901. Joseph and Ellen lived with all their children. Children were: Harry GOTHARD, Sarah Ann GOTHARD, Albert GOTHARD, Jane GOTHARD, Walter GOTHARD, Lucy GOTHARD.

Spouse: Joe DEARNLEY. Joe DEARNLEY and Hannah GOWEN were married about 1882 in St John the Baptist Church, Penistone,Yorkshire. They lived in 43 Common Terrace, Green Road, Penistone, Yorkshire between 1891 and 1901. Children were: George Henry DEARNLEY, Martha Ellen DEARNLEY.

Spouse: John OWERS. John OWERS and Myra (Mirah) GOWLETT lived in Bacon's Cottage, Ongar Road, Brentwood, Essex in 1861. They lived in Ongar Road Cottage, Ongar Road, Brentwood, Essex between 1871 and 1891. They lived in Waterloo Cottages, Ongar Road, Brentwoord, Essex in 1901. They were married. Children were: John OWERS, Eliza OWERS, Marian OWERS, Sophy Ann OWERS, Elizabeth OWERS, Harry OWERS, Emily OWERS.

Spouse: Ann CLARK. William GOWLETT and Ann CLARK were married. Children were: Myra (Mirah) GOWLETT, Ann GOWLETT.

Spouse: Francis BURDETT. Francis BURDETT and Martha GRAHAM were married on 20 Feb 1832 in St John the Baptist Church, Penistone,Yorkshire. They lived in High Flatts, Yorkshire between 1841 and 1881. Children were: Tobias BURDETT, John BURDETT, Ann BURDETT, Herbert BURDETT.

Spouse: James WALSHAW. James WALSHAW and Elizabeth GRANGE were married about 1874. They lived in Silkstone Common, Yorkshire in 1881. In 1881, James and his family lived with his mother and brothers. They lived in 12 Hillside, Silkstone, Yorkshire in 1891. James and Eliza lived with their daughter, Eliza. They lived next door to James' brother in law Walter Dyson (transcribed as DUSON) and his wife, Melinda, and children Herbert (2), Ada (1) and Joshua (2 months). This family link, and the proximity of their homes, was later to become significant as, in 1913, Ada Dyson was to marry James and Elizabeth's son Lewis (b.1892). They lived in Newboults Buildings, Silkstone Common, Yorkshire in 1901. James and Elizabeth lived with their surviving child, Lewis, and they also had a boarder and her 1 month old illegitimate daughter. Children were: Eliza WALSHAW, Laura WALSHAW, Harry WALSHAW, Lewis WALSHAW.

Spouse: Edward HAYLES. Edward HAYLES and Aymie GRANT were married on 8 Jan 1632 in Northwood, Isle of Wight. Children were: Amey HAYLES, Elizabeth HAYLES, Edward HAYLES.

Spouse: Sir Charles Wentworth BURDETT Bt. Sir Charles Wentworth BURDETT Bt and Grace GRANT were married on 4 Apr 1870. Children were: Sir Charles Grant BURDETT Bt.

Spouse: Henry WELSH. Henry WELSH and Margaret GRANT were married about 1871. he was a successful farmer.

Spouse: Sophy Ann OWERS. Alfred GRAVES and Sophy Ann OWERS were married about 1885 in Brentwood, Essex. They lived in 3 St James' Lane, Hornsey, Middlesex between 1891 and 1901. Children were: Alfred GRAVES.

Spouse: Sarah ROEBUCK.

Spouse: Mary UNKNOWN. William GRAVES and Mary UNKNOWN were married about 1855. They lived in St. James' Lanne, Muswell Hill, Hornsey, Middlesex between 1861 and 1881. It is difficult to track William and Mary's children as they were not enumerated at home - even when they were quite young.
In 1861 the children were Thomas (5), Louisa (3), William (2) and two unnamed infants - Alfred and Jane were 12 days old. Also living with the family were William's brother, Thomas Graves, (a carried aged 28) and a nurse Mary Archer.
In 1871 only Louisa (13) is at home. Thomas Graves (brother) is next door with his own family.
In 1881 only Emma (17) is at home.
In 1891 only Louisa (32) is still at home. They lived in Alfred Cottage, Hornsey, Middlesex in Mar 1891. Children were: Thomas GRAVES, Louisa GRAVES, William GRAVES, Alfred GRAVES, Jane GRAVES, Emma GRAVES.

Spouse: Mary UNKNOWN. William GRAVES and Mary UNKNOWN lived in Rose Cottage, St James' Lane, Hornsey, Middlesex in 1901. They were married. Children were: Lily GRAVES, Phoebe GRAVES, William GRAVES, Emma GRAVES, Arthur GRAVES.