The main names I am researching in the next few months are SADLER/SADDLER, OXBURY/OXBOROUGH/OXBURGH and variants, WYATT, WINCHESTER and HEATH. If visiting for the first time please browse the Surname Index list. I have a seperate page now for the HEATHS as the tree is getting so big. This is at genealogy.com called "The HEATHS of Lincolnshire and Cleveland, England". Our branch of HEATHs come from the Barnetby Le Wold part of Lincs. I have only recently discovered where my husband's male line comes from so work is still progressing on this. Our SADLER branch originates in Osmotherly, Yorkshire with David and Ann SADLER nee KAYE who married there in April 1777. The WYATT branch with the WINCHESTER comes from London with my Great Grand Father, Henry SEYMORE WYATT being born in Bethnal Green in 1860. He married Julia WINCHESTER who was born in Godstone, Surrey in 1854. For some reason they moved with the whole family to Guisborough in Yorkshire in around 1901 and took Julia's maiden name as their married name. Or maybe they were just known to their Grand children as "WINCHESTER" being a pet name? We don't know!!! I now have onboard another OXBURY researcher, Denis HARDY who is also researching the HEMPSON family. I have added photo's of his OXBURY link, Walter and Gertrude OXBURY nee HEMPSON. I will be adding more related links soon and a new update of our tree. Below you can browse photograghs of family past and present. Many thanks to my cousin Geoff who is the transcriber of this information. Also thanks for help from Madalyn who supplied data for the WYATT/WINCHESTER branch. I have recently updated but had to leave a lot of the family names off the lists. If you think you may have a connection then please do get in touch via my email address please? My dear Dad passed away in hospital recently and we miss him so much. He was a kind gentle man and he never had a bad word to say about anyone. His kindness and goodness will live in our hearts for the rest of our lives along with the many happy memories we have of him.
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- Michael and Joyce Hammond (9 KB)
Michael and Joyce HAMMOND nee SADLER on their wedding day. Joyce is the daughter of Alexander and Mary SADLER nee MOORE. She has 6 other siblings who she was parted from in 1945 after they were all taken into care. She has never seen them since she was 4yrs old. They were Frank Bernard, Norman, Leslie, Edith Mary, Yvonne and Kathleen SADLER. Anyone knowing them are welcome to get in touch with me at my email address. The Twins (Yvonne and Kathleen) were last heard of in Catterick Garrison. Kathleen has two daughters that we know of. - Louisa Jayne Sadler (10 KB)
Louisa Jayne SADLER nee WYATT/WINCHESTER with their then three surviving sons. Standing, Frank, sitting, Walter, Baby, Alexander. This photo was also one carried around by her son, Frank during and after the second World war. - Thomas Sadler (32 KB)
Thomas SADLER was born in Dromanby, Cleveland in 1852. He was the Son of Thomas and Mary SADLER nee WALLACE of Sowerby by Thirsk. He appears in Kelly's directory 1897 in Great Dromonby as a farmer and is buried in St, Augustine's church yard in Kirby in Cleveland. He married Jane BARKER on May 20th 1875 in Kirby. - William Henry and Sarah Smith nee Beattie. (3 KB)
Believed to have been taken in the yard at their homein Lackenby, this is the parents of William Henry Smith who married Mable Oxbury in 1919. William Henry senior was also known to many as "Harry". - Jane Sadler nee Barker. (28 KB)
Jane BARKER was born April 1st 1846 in Dromonby, Cleveland, England. She and her husband Thomas SADLER had one daughter named Mary. The Evening gazette ran a story about Mary's wedding day in 1903, the text of the story can be found in Mary SADLER's notes. - Alice Oxbury nee Lowe. (28 KB)
This is a news paper cutting showing Alice taking refugees into her cottage (Sparrow Park cottage, New Marske) the day after the second world war broke out. She is 72 years of age. - Mr & Mrs P. R Harrison. (58 KB)
A confetti shot outside the Church where Phil and Dawn were marrid on September 11, 2004. - Frederick Oxbury. (7 KB)
This is Frederick Oxbury possibly in the field behind Sparrow Park Cottage at New Marske where he and Alice lived. The field would have been part of Sparrow Park Farm which was linked to the cottage. The farm is still there today (May 2003). The cottage was demolished due to it being unsafe some years back. "The Yorkshire Lass" public house was built on it's foundations. The cottage was also known as "Pear tree cottage" and a few yards down from "The Yorkshire Lass" Flats have been erected and called "Pear Tree Court". There were rumours in the 1980's that the pub was haunted by Alice and had been seen not just inside the Pub but walking across the fields belonging to "Sparrow Park Farm" too. - Three generations. (12 KB)
This was taken on the day of Bernard's (He was 14yrs old when he died and was the fourth oldest Son of David and Louisa SADLER nee WYATT/WINCHESTER)funeral and shows the WYATT/WINCHESTER's (Louisa 's parents) and David and Louisa SADLER with all their surviving son's. David Dixon SADLER was the Son of David and Mary Ann SADLER nee BRUCE and was known as David Bruce SADLER or DB in Guisborough where he lived. Louisa's parents were Henry Seymore and Julia WYATT nee WINCHESTER. - Gertrude Oxbury and her children. (715 KB)
Gertrude is the wife of Walter OXBURY who is son of Garner and Lois OXBURY nee SAYER. Gertudes maiden name is HEMPSON and she is the daughter of Walter and Amelia HEMPSON nee SQUIRES of OXBOROUGH, NORFOLK. - Mable Smith nee Oxbury. (7 KB)
Taken outside 7 Gladstone Street in Eston.Here she is a young ladie with no doubt a young family too. She is the one of Fred and Alice Oxbury's children. - Frederick William Slack. (8 KB)
This is Frederick William SLACK the Son of Ralph and Elizabeth SLACK nee SADLER. He was born in Burnley in 1860. Elizabeth SADLER was the daughter of William and Mary Ann SADLER nee BELLWOOD who lived in, firstly Osmotherly then Ingleby Arncliffe or Cross in 1841 and 1851 respectively. - Walter and Gertrude OXBURY nee HEMPSON. (1896 KB)
Walter and Gertrude OXBURY nee HEMPSON of OXBOROUGH, NORFOLK. England. - Sarah Louisa Rouse. (10 KB)
Sarah Louisa ROUSE nee SLACK was the daughter of Ralph and Elizabeth SLACK nee SADLER. She was born at Brawith Hall in 1870. Sarah Louisa was Frederick SLACK's sister. - Walter, Gertrude and son, Bertie OXBURY. (516 KB)
Walter, Getrude and their son, Bertie OXBURY aka Tot. - Sarah and her family. (24 KB)
This is Sarah Louisa ROUSE nee SLACK with her two children and Grand Child. Her daughter is Mabel BAKER, son, Cliford ROUSE and Grand child, Winnie BAKER. - Sarah Oxbury and family (28 KB)
Sarah is the daughter of Fred and Alice OXBURY. She is here with husband William HILLS and daughter Edna. - 50 Glorious Years. (35 KB)
Les & Veeda Sadler enjoy a stroll along Saltburn pier on their Golden wedding anniversary, March 21st 2003. The weather was warm and sunny, a lovely Spring day not unlike their wedding day 50 yrs ago. Veeda is 81yrs old here and Les is 79yrs old. - Sarah Oxbury (27 KB)
An older version of Sarah OXBURY taken not long before she died. - Necton Parish Church. (42 KB)
The Church where the OXBURY's were married, Christened and Buried. - William and Mable SMITH nee OXBURY (107 KB)
William Henry SMITH (right), Mable SMITH nee OXBURY (left) their daughter Dorothy and husband, Leonard STUTTARD on their wedding day March 25th 1950 outside the Congregational Church, Eston. They had one son, Geoffrey STUTTARD and were my Grand Parents, Aunt and Uncle. - Leslie Sadler, memorial bench. (228 KB)
Veeda SADLER, Leslie's wife has had a memorial bench put opposite Leslie's stone in Acklam cemetarie's Garden of Remembrance. Here she is seated on the bench, taken on her 85th birthday Octber 5th 2006. - Jack and Lawrence Sadler, aka Lol. (6 KB)
Pictured with Lawrence Sadler is John William SADLER the brother of David Dixon (aka Bruce) SADLER. Lawrence is David's son and John's nephew. John William SADLER was also known as Uncle Jack. - Necton Parish Church. (49 KB)
The history of Necton Parish Church is contained , all but briefly, in this leaflet. Page 1. - Page 2 Necton Church. (65 KB)
Page 2 of the leaflet on the history of the Necton Parish Church. - Audrey and Granny Oxbury. (21 KB)
Audrey, Granny OXBURY and Her Dad Frank SADLER outside the cottage at Marske where Granny OXBURY (Audrey's Gran) lived. She was also my Mum's (Veeda SADLER nee SMITH)Gran too and my (Valerie HEATH nee SADLER, author) Great Gran. - Alexander Sadler (7 KB)
This was taken outside Poole Hospital in or around 1968. He was the son of David Dixon (aka Bruce) and Louisa Jayne SADLER nee WYATT/WINCHESTER. - Rachel with her Parents. (21 KB)
Rachel with her parents outside their home before going to Church. - Leslie and Veeda Sadler (6 KB)
This photo of Leslie and Veeda SADLER nee SMITH was taken whilst on holiday I believe in Weston Super Mare. Leslie is the youngest Son of David Dixon (aka Bruce) and Louisa Jayne SADLER nee WYATT/WINCHESTER. - Christopher Stuttard. (17 KB)
The nervous Groom awaits his Bride outside the Church. - Louisa Jayne Sadler (4 KB)
We believe this was taken prior to her going into hospital. As she was in hospital five years and died there in 1943 we assume this was taken in 1938. - David Dixon Sadler (9 KB)
A picture of David Dixon (aka Bruce) SADLER during the first world war which was carried around by his son Frank SADLER during the second World war years when he was serving in the forces. - Bride and Groom. (17 KB)
Christopher and Rachael Stuttard. - Michael and Valerie. (6 KB)
At High Gate Howe. Myself and my brother Michael SADLER aged around 5yrs and 8yrs respectively.
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