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     Elizabeth Mabel Hall was born in 1889.¹ She was the daughter of Henry Abel Hall and Emma Bullen.¹ Elizabeth Mabel Hall appeared on the census of 5 April 1891 at Knaphill, Surrey England, as Daughter, age 1, birthplace Woking, Surrey.²

     James Wells was christened on 19 September 1831 at Woking, Surrey England.^1,2 He was the son of George Wells and Mary Chowney. James Wells married Mary Ann Spong on 30 August 1856 at Saint John the Baptist Church, Woking, Surrey England.^1,3 James Wells appeared on the census of 7 April 1861 at Woking, Surrey England, as Head, married, age 30, birthplace Woking, Surrey.⁴ He appeared on the census of 2 April 1871 at Hook Heath, Woking, Surrey England, as Head, married, age 40, birthplace Woking, Surrey.⁵ He appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 at Martyr's Cottages, Woking, Surrey England, as Head, age 50 and the full entry reads:

Dwelling:     Martyrs Cottages
     Census Place:     Woking, Surrey, England
     Source:     FHL Film 1341181 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 0772 Folio 121 Page 1
     Marr     Age     Sex     Birthplace
James WELLS     M     50      M     Woking, Surrey, England
     Rel:     Head
     Occ:     Nursery Labourer
Mary A. WELLS     M     48      F     Woking, Surrey, England
     Rel:     Wife
George C. WELLS     U     17      M     Woking, Surrey, England
     Rel:     Son
     Occ:     Nursery Labourer
James T. WELLS          15      M     Woking, Surrey, England
     Rel:     Son
     Occ:     Nursery Labourer
Elizabeth A. WELLS          12      F     Woking, Surrey, England
     Rel:     Daur
     Occ:     General Servant
John J. WELLS          10      M     Woking, Surrey, England
     Rel:     Son
     Occ:     Scholar
Eliza WELLS          7      F     Woking, Surrey, England
     Rel:     Daur
     Occ:     Scholar.⁶

      Her married name was Wells.¹ Mary Ann Spong was christened on 13 July 1834 at Woking, Surrey England.^1,2 She married James Wells, son of George Wells and Mary Chowney, on 30 August 1856 at Saint John the Baptist Church, Woking, Surrey England.^1,3 Mary Ann Spong appeared on the census of 7 April 1861 at Woking, Surrey England, as Wife, age 27, birthplace Woking, Surrey.⁴ She appeared on the census of 2 April 1871 at Hook Heath, Woking, Surrey England, as Wife, age 37, birthplace Woking, Surrey.⁵ She appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 at Martyer's Cottages, Woking, Surrey England, as Wife, age 48, birthplace Woking, Surrey.⁶

      George Slyfield Hone was also known as George Slyfield. He was born on 1 May 1831 at Horsell, Surrey England.^1,2,3,4 He was the son of George Slyfield and Elizabeth Hone.¹ George Slyfield Hone appeared on the census of 6 June 1841 at Horsell, Surrey England, as Age 10, birthplace Surrey.⁵ He appeared on the census of 31 March 1851 at Woking, Surrey England, as born Horsell, Surrey, age 20.⁶ He married Hannah Butler, daughter of Thomas Butler and Sarah Monk, on 28 February 1857 at Holy Trinity, Clapham, London England.⁷ George Slyfield Hone appeared on the census of 2 April 1871 at Battersea, Surrey England, as Head, married, age 39, birthplace Horsell, Surrey and he was a Railway Pointsman.⁸ He appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 at 46 Sleaford Street, Battersea, Surrey England, as Head, married, age 50, birthplace Woking, Surrey, and his occupation was Pointsman.⁹ He appeared on the census of 5 April 1891 at 46 Sleaford Street, Battersea, Surrey England, as Head, married, age 60, birthplace Horsell, Surrey and he was a Railway Signalman.¹⁰ He appeared on the census of 31 March 1901 at Battersea, London England, as age 70, birthplace London and he was a Railway Porter.¹¹ He died in 1906; and his death was recorded at Wandsworth redord office in the December quarter 1906.¹²

      Her married name was Baker.² Elizabeth Slyfield was christened on 25 February 1836 at Chobham, Surrey England.^1,3 She was the daughter of George Slyfield and Elizabeth Hone.¹ Elizabeth Slyfield appeared on the census of 6 June 1841 at Horsell, Surrey England, as age 5, birthplace Surrey.⁴ She appeared on the census of 31 March 1851 at Woking, Surrey England.⁵ She married Isaac Baker, son of Henry Baker and Sarah Mills, on 30 June 1866 at Woking, Surrey England; and their marriage was registered in the June quarter 1866 at Guildford.^2,6 Elizabeth Slyfield appeared on the census of 2 April 1871 at Woking, Surrey England, as Wife, age 35, birthplace Chobham, Surrey.⁷ She appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 at Kingfield, Woking, Surrey England, as Wife, age 45, birthplace Woking, Surrey.⁸ She appeared on the census of 5 April 1891 at Woking, Surrey England, as Wife, age 54, birthplace West End, Chobham, Surrey.⁹ She died before 31 March 1901; as her husband was given as Widowed on the 1901 Census.¹⁰

     Sarah Slyfield was born before 24 December 1848; and her birth was registered in the March quarter 1849 at Guildford.⁴ She was christened on 24 December 1848 at Horsell, Surrey England.^5,1,6 She was the daughter of George Slyfield and Elizabeth Hone.^1,2,3 Sarah Slyfield appeared on the census of 31 March 1851 at Woking, Surrey England, as age 2, born Woking, Surrey.⁷ She died before 9 November 1851.⁸ She was buried on 9 November 1851 at St John's, Woking, Surrey England.⁸

     Louisa Slyfield was christened on 9 January 1850 at Horsell, Surrey England; and her birth was recorded at Guildford record office in the June quarter 1850.^4,1,2,5 She was the daughter of George Slyfield and Elizabeth Hone.^1,2,3 Louisa Slyfield appeared on the census of 31 March 1851 at Woking, Surrey England, as born Woking, Surrey, age 10 months.⁶ She died before 9 November 1851. She was buried on 9 November 1851 at St John's, Woking, Surrey England.⁷

     Frederick Slyfield was born before 1 March 1846 at Horsell, Surrey England; and his birth was registered in the March quarter 1846 at Guildford.^2,1,3,4 He was christened on 1 March 1846 at Horsell, Surrey England. He was the son of George Slyfield and Elizabeth Hone.¹ Frederick Slyfield appeared on the census of 31 March 1851 at Woking, Surrey England, as born Woking, Surrey, age 5.⁵ He appeared on the census of 7 April 1861 at Ash Cottage, Goldsworth, Woking, Surrey England, as Son, age 15, birthplace Horsell, Surrey and he was an Ag Lab.⁶ He appeared on the census of 2 April 1871 at Woking, Surrey England, as Son, age 25, birthplace Woking, Surrey.⁷ He married Esther Cobbett, daughter of James Cobbete and Ann Parratt, on 30 January 1875 at Saint John's, Woking, Surrey England; and their marriage was recorded at Guildford record office in the March quarter 1875.^8,9,10 Frederick Slyfield appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 at 3 May Cottages, Woking, Surrey England, as Head, married, age 35, birthplace Woking, Surrey, and he was an 'Ag. Lab.⁹' He appeared on the census of 5 April 1891 at Woking, Surrey England, as Head, married, age 47, birthplace Woking, Surrey.¹¹ He died in 1899 at Guildford, Surrey England; and his death was registered in the December quarter 1899 at age 53 in Guildford.¹²

      Her married name was Slyfield.⁴ Esther Cobbett was christened on 4 July 1847 at Saint John the Baptist, Woking, Surrey England.^4,5,6,7 She was the daughter of James Cobbete and Ann Parratt.³ Esther Cobbett married Frederick Slyfield, son of George Slyfield and Elizabeth Hone, on 30 January 1875 at Saint John's, Woking, Surrey England; and their marriage was recorded at Guildford record office in the March quarter 1875.^8,4,9 Esther Cobbett appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 at 3 May Cottages, Woking, Surrey England, as Wife, age 37, birthplace Woking, Surrey.⁴ She appeared on the census of 5 April 1891 at Woking, Surrey England, as Wife, age 48, birthplace Woking, Surrey.¹⁰ She appeared on the census of 31 March 1901 at Woking, Surrey England, as Widow, Head, age 56, birthplace Star Hill, Surrey and no occupation was given.¹¹ She died in 1913; and her death was recorded at Guildford record office in the March quarter 1913.¹²

     Louisa Slyfield was christened on 2 January 1876 at Woking, Surrey England; and her birth was recorded at Guildford record office in the December quarter 1875.^1,2,3 She was the daughter of Frederick Slyfield and Esther Cobbett.¹ Louisa Slyfield appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 at 3 May Cottages, Woking, Surrey England, as Daughter, age 5, birthplace Woking, Surrey, and she was a Scholar.¹ She appeared on the census of 31 March 1901 at Woking, Surrey England, as single, age 25, born Woking, Surrey; her relation to the Head of Family has been classified as 'Other' and she was a 'General Servant Domestic.⁴'

      Her married name was Stevens.² Clara Slyfield was christened on 5 August 1877 at Woking, Surrey England; and her birth was recorded at Guildford record office in the September quarter 1877.^1,3 She was the daughter of Frederick Slyfield and Esther Cobbett.¹ Clara Slyfield appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 at 3 May Cottages, Woking, Surrey England, as Daughter, age 3, birthplace Woking, Surrey.¹ She appeared on the census of 31 March 1901 at Woking, Surrey England, as Daughter, age 22, birthplace Stan Hill, Surrey.⁴ She married Frederick Stevens in 1902; and their marriage was recorded at Guildford record office in the December quarter 1902.² Clara Slyfield died in 1941 at Surrey England; and her death was recorded at Surrey North Western Registration office in the September quarter 1941.⁵

     Walter Slyfield was christened on 16 November 1879 at Woking, Surrey England; and his birth was recorded at Guildford record office in the June quarter 1879.^1,2,3 He was the son of Frederick Slyfield and Esther Cobbett.¹ Walter Slyfield appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 at 3 May Cottages, Woking, Surrey England, as Son, age 2, birthplace Woking, Surrey.¹ He appeared on the census of 5 April 1891 at Woking, Surrey England, as Son, age 12, birthplace Woking, Surrey.⁴ He appeared on the census of 31 March 1901 at Woking, Surrey England, as single, age 20, birthplace Woking, Surrey, his relation to the Head of Family has been classified as 'Other' and he was a 'Yardman On Farm.⁵' He married Lily Sarah Ann Stroud in 1906; and their marriage was recorded at W Ham record office in the June quarter 1906.⁶ Walter Slyfield appeared on the census of 2 April 1911 at Woking, Surrey England, as head, married, age 32, birthplace Woking, Surrey.⁷ He died in 1963; and his death was recorded at Surrey N W reord office in the December quarter 1963.⁸

     Frederick Slyfield was christened on 12 December 1880 at St John's, Woking, Surrey England; and his birth was recorded at Guildford record office in the September quarter 1880.^1,2,3 He was the son of Frederick Slyfield and Esther Cobbett.¹ Frederick Slyfield appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 at 3 May Cottages, Woking, Surrey England, as Son, age 9 months, birthplace Woking, Surrey.¹ He appeared on the census of 5 April 1891 at Woking, Surrey England, as Son, age 10, birthplace Woking, Surrey.⁴ He appeared on the census of 31 March 1901 at Woking, Surrey England, as 'Other', age 21, single, birthplace Woking, Surrey, and he was a 'Carter on Farm.⁵' He died on 19 May 1915 at age 34.⁶ He was buried after 19 May 1915 at Pas de Calais France; CWGC report the following :-

'Cemetery: ROYAL IRISH RIFLES GRAVEYARD, LAVENTIE
Country: France
Locality: Pas de Calais
Visiting Information: Wheelchair access to the site is possible, but may be by alternative entrance. For further information regarding wheelchair access, please contact our Enquiries Section on 01628 507200.
Location Information: Laventie is a village about 11 kilometres south-west of Armentieres and the Graveyard is 3 kilometres south-east of the village on a minor road from Fleurbaix to Couture.
Historical Information: Laventie is a village and commune in the Department of the Pas-de-Calais. The Rue-du-Bacquerot runs South-East of the village, towards Fleurbaix; and the position of the road behind the British front line, during the greater part of the war, made it the natural line of a number of small British cemeteries. One of these was begun in November, 1914, and used, at first, particularly by the 1st Royal Irish Rifles. The Royal Irish Rifles Graveyard, was carried on by fighting units until July, 1916; and these original burials are now in Plots I and II. It was increased after the Armistice by the concentration of graves (chiefly of 1914-15 and 1918) from other cemeteries and from the battlefields East of Estaires and Bethune. There are now over 800, 1914-18 war casualties commemorated in this site. Of these, nearly 350 are unidentified and special memorials are erected to three soldiers from the United Kingdom known to be buried among them. Other special memorials record the names of two soldiers from the United Kingdom, buried in Laventie South German Cemetery, whose graves could not be found. The Graveyard covers an area of 2,872 square metres. The following are short particulars of the burial grounds from which British graves were brought to the Royal Irish Rifles Graveyard:- LAVENTIE SOUTH GERMAN CEMETERY, on the road to La Flinque: 3 U.K., April, 1918. RUE-DU-BACQUEROT (WANGERIE POST) NEW MILITARY CEMETERY, LAVENTIE, at the hamlet of Wangerie: 22 U.K., 1915. SAILLY-SUR-LA-LYS GERMAN CEMETERY, near the road to Bac-St. Maur: 8 U.K., April, 1918. WINCHESTER ROAD CEMETERY, LAVENTIE, a little West of Chapigny Farm: 18 U.K. (R.S.F. and Conn. Rangers), 1914-15.⁷'

     John Slyfield was christened on 9 October 1753 at Chobham, Surrey England.^1,2 He was the son of John Slyfield and Sarah Foulke.¹ John Slyfield married Ann Bonsey, daughter of Robert Bonsey and Ann Friend, on 2 February 1775 at Woking, Surrey England; and John was of the Parish of Chertsey and Ann was of the Parish of Woking.^3,2,4 John Slyfield lived before 26 October 1829 at near Ashridge Wood, Wokingham, Berkshire England.^5,2 He died before 27 October 1829 at Berkshire England.^5,2 He was buried on 27 October 1829 at Wokingham, Berkshire England.^5,2 He left a will on 25 March 1830.⁵

      Her married name was Slyfield. Ann Bonsey was born on 26 April 1750 at Woking, Surrey England.^3,2 She was the daughter of Robert Bonsey and Ann Friend.² Ann Bonsey was christened on 6 May 1750 at Woking, Surrey England.² She married John Slyfield, son of John Slyfield and Sarah Foulke, on 2 February 1775 at Woking, Surrey England; and John was of the Parish of Chertsey and Ann was of the Parish of Woking.^4,5,6 Ann Bonsey died before 7 September 1832.^7,8 She was buried on 7 September 1832 at Wokingham, Berkshire England.^3,8

     John Hutchinson was born circa 1960.¹ He married Sheila Naomi Hall, daughter of Alfred William Hall and Naomi Kate Phillips, circa 1979.³ John Hutchinson died circa 1996.¹

     Charles Lawrence was born circa 1819.¹ He married Jane Pullen, daughter of Thomas Pullen and Elizabeth Penfold, on 25 December 1863 at Woking, Surrey England; when Jane was given as a Widower.¹ Charles Lawrence appeared on the census of 2 April 1871 at Knaphill, Surrey England, as Head, married, age 36, birthplace Woking, Surrey and he was an Ag Lab.²

      Her married name was Hale.² Elizabeth Slyfield was christened on 1 November 1777 at Chobham, Surrey England.^1,2 She was the daughter of John Slyfield and Ann Bonsey.¹ Elizabeth Slyfield married Moses Hale, son of John Hale and Elizabeth Night, on 21 April 1803 at All Saints Parish Church, Wokingham, Berkshire England.^2,3 Elizabeth Slyfield died before 29 May 1809 at Wokingham, Berkshire England.^2,3 She was buried on 29 May 1809 at All Saints Parish Church, Wokingham, Berkshire England.³

     Henry Slyfield was christened on 13 August 1780 at Chobham, Surrey England.^1,2 He was the son of John Slyfield and Ann Bonsey.¹ Henry Slyfield married Charlotte Whinterban on 20 March 1806 at Reading, Berkshire England.^2,3 Henry Slyfield appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 at Wokingham, Berkshire England, as Head, married, age 70, birthplace Chobham, Surrey.⁴ He died in 1858; and his death was recorded at Wokingham record office in the March quarter 1858.⁵

     Joseph Bullen was born on 19 March 1698 at Maybury, Surrey England.¹

     John Slyfield was born on 5 May 1724 at Chobham, Surrey England.^1,2,3,4 He was the son of John Slyfield and Elizabeth (?).¹ John Slyfield lived before October 1750 at Chobham, Surrey England.⁵ He married Sarah Foulke on 11 October 1750 at Chobham, Surrey England; and John was of the Parish of Chobham and Sarah was of the Parish of Thorpe.^2,3,6,7 John Slyfield died before 31 July 1754 at Chobham, Surrey England.³ He was buried on 31 July 1754 at Chobham, Surrey England.⁸

      Her married name was Slyfield.² Sarah Foulke was born circa 1724.¹ She lived before 11 October 1750 at Thorpe, Surrey England.³ She married John Slyfield, son of John Slyfield and Elizabeth (?), on 11 October 1750 at Chobham, Surrey England; and John was of the Parish of Chobham and Sarah was of the Parish of Thorpe.^4,5,6,7

     John Slyfield was christened on 15 June 1698 at Chobham, Surrey England.^1,2,3 He was the son of Henry Slyfield and Hannah (?). John Slyfield married Elizabeth (?) circa 1722.³ John Slyfield was a Yeoman before 15 May 1773.⁴ He left a will on 29 May 1773; John Slyfield of Chobham, yeoman 29 May 1793 my daughter Elizabeth Knowles wife of Henry Knowles 3 acres called Stars Mead and £100 charged to Rowland Farm where she lives, also to her two large pewter dishes and my white square table; Richard Chitty of Chobham, gentleman and Henry Street of the same place, blacksmith and John Knowles of Chobham, farmer (2 guineas each) my freehold messuage etc. Rowland Farm (except Star Mead), in trust to for the children of my son Henry Slyfield but Henry to be able to farm land rent free and if he does not keep in repair or bring up his children in a christian manner they to turn him out and let the farm until George Slyfield younger son of Henry is 21 and use money to pay Henry £10 p.a. and see all children by his late wife deceased are brought up in a christian manner and after Henry death messuage to his four children equally; the freehold brought from John Edmead and his brother and sisters in Chobham to my grandson John Slyfield son of John deceased at 21 with remainder to son Henry, Henry then paying £200 between Henry and Elizabeth of my daughter Elizabeth Knowles at 21; to grandson John Slyfield two beds and their trappings where I lie and he lies and my gun; residue to my son Henry, exec.
Proven 25 May 1774

In the Name of God Amen
I, John Slyfeild, of Chobham in the County of Surry, Yeoman, considering the uncertainty
of this mortal Life do publish and declare this to be my last will and Testament in manner following:
First I give and devise to my daughter Elizabeth the wife of Henry Knowls all those three acres of Meadow land called Stars Mead with the tythes thereof situate in Chobham aforesaid, to hold to her and to her heirs and assigns forever. I also give unto my said daughter Elizabeth Knowls one hundred pounds of lawful money of Great Britain to be paid to her within twelve months after my Decease, and I charge this farm wherein I now dwell with the payment thereof called Rowland Farm. I also give unto my said daughter Elizabeth two large pewter dishes and my white square table. Also I give and devise unto Richard Chitty of Chobham aforesaid, Gent, and to Henry Street of the same place, Blacksmith, and to John Knowls of Chobham aforesaid, farmer, and to their heirs and assigns all that my freehold messuage farm lands and premises with the tythes thereof wherein I now dwell called Rowland Farm (Stars Mead excepted)In Trust, to preserve the said estate for such children of my son Henry Slyfeild as is herein after directed, and to and for such other uses as is
herein specified and appointed, and subject to the payment of one hundred pounds as is above given to my said daughter Elizabeth, but nevertheless to suffer and permit my said son Henry Slyfeild to farm and use the same during his natural life rent free but subject to and under such rules command Jurisdiction and such power of my said Trustees as they in their discretion shall think fit to be done (that is to say) If they shall see such mismanagement in him or in
his goings on as not to keep the said premises in good repair, or through negligence or ill husbandry not to get his living thereon to pay the way, and particularly if he shall not maintain educate and bring up his children in a Christian like manner, then my will and desire is that they my said Trustees or such of them as shall act shall have full power to bring ejectments and my desire is that they shall turn him out and take and lett the said farm lands and premises by Lease or otherwise for the best improved rent as they can gett for the same, for and until George the younger son of my said son Henry shall be twenty one years of age, and to receive have and take the rent and profits therof into their own hands and their receipt shall be a full discharge for the same, and as to the money arising by the said rents and profits to apply the same in manner following, (that is to say) after the taxes and repairs are supplyd and paid, to pay my said son Henry Slyfield ten pounds a year and every year during his natural life, and also to take care that all the children of my said son Henry as hath been born to him of his late wife deceased are maintained educated and brought up in Christian like manner, and the residue of the said rent and profits to be paid to and equally divided amongst all the said children of my said son Henry yearly as it shall come to their hands, and my will is that my said son Henry shall not sell his revertion at no time but that the said revertion shall be paid to him and to him only and his Receipt is only to be a discharge for the same; and from and after the decease of my said son Henry Slyfield I give and devise all my said Messuage farm lands and premises with the tythes thereof (Stars Mead excepted) unto and equally between all the four said children of my said son Henry, their heirs and assigns, subject to the payment of the said one hundred pounds, but if any or other of them shall happen to die before the same shall come to them and have not attaind nor do not live to attain the age of twenty one years, nor leave no lawful issue to live to attain that age, then his her or their share or shares shall go to and be equally divided between such of the survivors of them as shall then remain to hold to them their heirs and assigns ffor ever, to take as tenants in common and not as joint tenants. Also I give and devise all that my freehold messuage farm lands and premises with the tythes thereof which I purchased of John Edmead, and of his brothers and sisters, situate in Chobham aforesaid, unto my grandson John Slyfield son of my son John Slyfield deceased, and to his heirs and assigns, provided he liveth to attain the age of twenty one years, or shall leave any issue who shall live to attain that age, but in case he shall die under age and without issue who shall live to attain the age of twenty one years, then I give and devise all the last mentioned farm land and premises and tythes unto my said son Henry Slyfeild, and to his heirs and assigns, to hold to him his heirs and assigns for ever, subject nevertheless if the same shall come to him to the payment of two hundred pounds to be paid unto, and to be equally divided between, Henry and Elizabeth, children of my said daughter Elizabeth Knowls or their heirs, to be paid unto them severally as they shall attain their ages of twenty one years. Also I give and bequeath unto my said grandson John Slyfeild, my round table, my clock, two large pewter dishes, the chest marked J.S. and two beds with their furniture, one whereon I lye and the other which he lyeth on, and my Gun. Likewise I also give unto the said Richard Chitty, John Knowls and Henry Street two guineas a piece, and as to all the residue and remainder of my personal estate of what nature or kind soever, I give devise and bequeath the same unto my said son Henry Slyfeild, his heirs Executors and Administrators, and my will is that my Trustees shall and may reimburse themselves of all the charge and expenses that they shall be put unto on account of their Trust hereby on them reposed, and that each of them shall be accountable for his own separate a cts and deeds only and not the one for the acts and deeds of the other of them, and I also hereby constitute and appoint my said son Henry Slyfeild sole Executor of this my Will, hereby revoking all former and other Wills by me at any time heretofore made, and do publish and declare this only to be my last will and Testament. In Witness whereof I, the said John Slyfeild the Testator, have to the first Sheet of this my will contained in these two sheets of paper set my hand, and to this second and last sheet thereof set my hand and seal this twenty ninth day of May in the year of our Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred and seventy three. John Slyfield (IN)_ Signed Sealed published and declared by the said Testator John Slyfeild as and for his last will and testament in the presence of us who in his presence and at his request and also in the presence of each other have subscribed out Names as witnesses hereto.
Robert Harris, George Chitty, Daniel Berry.
This Will of John Slyfeild late of the Parish of Chobham in the County of Surry, deceased, was proved on the twenty fifth day of May 1774 before the everend Richard Vincent Clerk Surrogate of the Worshipful George Harris Doctor of Laws. Commissary lawfully constituted for the parts of Surry pending the annual visitation by the oath of Henry Slyfeild the son and sole Executor named in the said will to whom admon was granted having been first sworn faithfully to administer.^4,5


He died before 15 May 1774 at Chobham, Surrey England.^1,2,3 He was buried on 15 May 1774 at Chobham, Surrey England.¹

      Henry Slyfield was also known as Henry Slefeild.² He was christened on 5 December 1661 at Chobham, Surrey England.^2,3,1 He was the son of John Slyfield and Rose May.¹ Henry Slyfield married Hannah (?) circa 1690.⁴ Henry Slyfield died on 12 August 1724 at Chobham, Surrey England, at age 62.^3,4

      Her married name was Slyfield. Elizabeth (?) was born circa 1700. She married John Slyfield, son of Henry Slyfield and Hannah (?), circa 1722.¹ Elizabeth (?) died on 11 February 1771 at Chobham, Surrey England.^2,3

      Her married name was Slyfield. Hannah (?) was born circa 1670.¹ She married Henry Slyfield, son of John Slyfield and Rose May, circa 1690.¹ Hannah (?) died before 11 October 1714 at Chobham, Surrey England.^2,1 She was buried on 11 October 1714 at Chobham, Surrey England.^2,1

     Henry Slyfield was christened on 10 November 1692 at Chobham, Surrey England.^1,2 He was the son of Henry Slyfield and Hannah (?).¹ Henry Slyfield married Sarah Daborn, daughter of William Daborn and Ann (?), circa 1714.²

     Hannah Slyfield was christened on 4 December 1690 at Chobham, Surrey England.^1,2 She was the daughter of Henry Slyfield and Hannah (?).¹ Hannah Slyfield died on 10 January 1708 at Chobham, Surrey England, at age 17.^1,2

      Joan Slyfield was also known as Jane Slyfield.² She was born on 19 September 1695 at Chobham, Surrey England.¹ She was the daughter of Henry Slyfield and Hannah (?).¹ Joan Slyfield died in October 1695 at age 0.¹

     Mary Slyfield was christened on 19 September 1695 at Chobham, Surrey England.^1,2 She was the daughter of Henry Slyfield and Hannah (?).¹

     John Slyfield was born circa 1630 at Chobham, Surrey England.³ He was the son of John Slyfield and Mary Vincent.² John Slyfield married Rose May, daughter of Thomas May, on 28 September 1658 at Shalford, Surrey England.^3,4,2 John Slyfield married Anne Waterer on 3 May 1669 at Woking, Surrey England.^5,6 John Slyfield left a will on 25 April 1690; John Slyfeild of Woking, yeoman weak and infirm 25 Apr 1690 £246:13:6
John my oldest son my daughter Mary the wife of Edward Burlle my grandchild and godchild Elizabeth the daughter of John Slyfeild aforesaid Rose Burlle my grandchild and goddaughter my three godchildren John Genons, Damaris Smith and John Spong henry Slyfeild my youngest son executor
Witnesses: Elizabeth Jennoway (X), John Kimber (X), William French

Proven 10 May 1690.^7,8 He died before 29 April 1690 at Woking, Surrey England.^2,5 He was buried on 29 April 1690 at Woking, Surrey England.

      Her married name was Knowls.² Elizabeth Slyfield was christened on 15 April 1723 at Chobham, Surrey England.^1,3,4 She was the daughter of John Slyfield and Elizabeth (?).¹ Elizabeth Slyfield married Henry Knowls on 13 May 1762 at Chobham, Surrey England.^2,5

     Henry Slyfield was christened on 22 August 1726 at Chobham, Surrey England.^1,2,3 He was the son of John Slyfield and Elizabeth (?).¹ Henry Slyfield and Elizabeth Friend obtained a marriage license on 10 February 1755 at Chobham, Surrey England.^4,5,6 Henry Slyfield married Sarah Cooke on 11 July 1774 at Chobham, Surrey England.^4,3,6 Henry Slyfield left a will on 21 September 1774; Henry Slyfield of Chobham, yeoman 21 September 1774
to my wife Sarah Slyfield all my personal estate for life and then to my children by her with remainder to children by my former wife Elizabeth Slyfield, deceased; wife exec

Proved 15 September 1788

The Last Will and Testament of Mr Henry Slyfield of Chobham in the County of Surrey yeoman.
First I give and bequeath unto my loving wife Sarah all my personal estate money goods and chattels whatsoever and wheresoever for the term of her natural life, she paying my just debts out of the same, and from and after the decease of her my said loving wife I give the same to be equally divided amongst all such children as hereafter shall be born to me of the body of her my said loving wife Sarah, to be equally divided amongst them share and share alike, and if there shall be but one then all go to that one, and for want of such issue then I give all my said personal estate money goods and chattels after my said wife's decease unto and equally to be divided amongst all such those of my children as shall be living at her decease as hath heretofore been born to me of my former wife Elizabeth deceased, and if it shall happen that if either or any of my children shall be then dead and have left child or children, that then such child or children's part or share parts or shares so dying shall go to and be equally divided amongst such children of his her or them so dying as aforesaid, and I do hereby nominate and appoint my said loving wife Sarah sole Executrix of this my will, hereby revoking all former and other wills by me at any time heretofore made, and my desire is that my Executrix do and shall take an Inventory of all my personal Estate or cause the same to be done within twelve months after my decease, in order that the same may be produced to such children as by this my Will I have appointed the same for, and particularly in case my said wife shall marry again to any other man after my decease, and for the performance of which I do appoint my two friends Robert Harris of Chobham aforesd, Collarmaker, and Henry Street son of James Street deceased, Blacksmith, overseers of this my will to see that an Inventory as aforsd be taken and all things performed. In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this twenty first day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and seventy four (signed) Henry Slyfield signed sealed published and declared by the above named Henry Slyfield the Testator as and for his last Will and Testament in the presence who in his presence and in the presence of each other have subscribed our names as Witnesses Jas Search, Henry Collyer, John Knowls.

This Will of Henry Slyfield late of Chobham in the County of Surrey deceased was proved on the fifteenth day of September 1788 before the Reverend Francis Stourfield Clerk a Surrogate by the oath of Sarah Slyfield Widow the Relict of the said deceased and sole Executrix named in the said Will to whom Administration was granted she having been already sworn well and faithfully to administer.^7,8


He died before 13 October 1787.^3,2 He was buried on 13 October 1787 at Chobham, Surrey England.^3,2

      Her married name was Slyfield. Sarah Daborn was born circa 1692. She was the daughter of William Daborn and Ann (?).¹ Sarah Daborn married Henry Slyfield, son of Henry Slyfield and Hannah (?), circa 1714.² Sarah Daborn was buried on 9 January 1742 at Chobham, Surrey England.³

     Hannah Slyfield was christened on 28 April 1726 at Chobham, Surrey England.^1,2 She was the daughter of Henry Slyfield and Sarah Daborn.¹ Hannah Slyfield died before 4 August 1734.¹ She was buried on 4 August 1734 at Chobham, Surrey England.¹

      Her married name was Slyfield. Elizabeth Friend was born circa 1726.^1,2 She and Henry Slyfield obtained a marriage license on 10 February 1755 at Chobham, Surrey England.^3,4,5 Elizabeth Friend died on 11 February 1771 at Chobham, Surrey England.^6,1

     Henry Slyfield was born on 12 September 1755 at Chobham, Surrey England.^1,2 He was the son of Henry Slyfield and Elizabeth Friend.¹ Henry Slyfield died before 1 August 1759.^1,2 He was buried on 1 August 1759 at Chobham, Surrey England.¹

      Her married name was Smither.² Elizabeth Slyfield was christened on 8 November 1756 at Chobham, Surrey England.^1,3 She was the daughter of Henry Slyfield and Elizabeth Friend.¹ Elizabeth Slyfield married John Smither on 26 March 1775 at Saint Lawrence, Chobham, Surrey England; and they were both 'of this Parish.^2,4'

     Henry Slyfield was christened on 21 February 1766 at Chobham, Surrey England.^1,2 He was the son of Henry Slyfield and Elizabeth Friend.¹ Henry Slyfield married Ann (?) circa 1784.³ Henry Slyfield married Elizabeth Newman, daughter of William Newman and Mary Howard, on 4 March 1790 at Chobham, Surrey England.^4,3,5 Henry Slyfield died before 4 July 1835; at age 70.¹ He was buried on 4 July 1835 at Chobham, Surrey England.¹

     George Slyfield was christened on 7 August 1768 at Chobham, Surrey England.^1,2 He was the son of Henry Slyfield and Elizabeth Friend.¹ George Slyfield was beneficiar in his Grandfather's Will on 25 May 1774.³

     Hannah Slyfield was christened in June 1734 at Chobham, Surrey England.^1,2,3 She was the daughter of John Slyfield and Elizabeth (?).^1,2 Hannah Slyfield died before 4 August 1734.¹ She was buried on 4 August 1734 at Chobham, Surrey England.¹

      Her married name was Slyfield.¹ Rose May was born on 15 January 1633 at Sunninghill, Berkshire England.² She was the daughter of Thomas May. Rose May married John Slyfield, son of John Slyfield and Mary Vincent, on 28 September 1658 at Shalford, Surrey England.^2,3,1 Rose May died before 20 October 1667.⁴ She was buried on 20 October 1667 at Woking, Surrey England.⁴

      Her married name was Buckle. Mary Slyfield was christened on 6 April 1664 at Chobham, Surrey England.^1,2 She was the daughter of John Slyfield and Rose May.^1,2 Mary Slyfield married Edward Buckle on 5 January 1687 at Woking, Surrey England.³

     John Slyfield was christened on 6 October 1659 at Chobham, Surrey England.^1,2 He was the son of John Slyfield and Rose May.^1,2 John Slyfield married Jane Marlin circa 1689. John Slyfield was a Yeoman on 7 September 1728.³ He left a will on 7 September 1728; 'John Slifeild of Chobham, yeoman, snr., infirm 7 Sep 1728
to my eldest son John after the death of my sister in law Ann Atfeild all my freehold messuage and ten
acres in Burpham, Worplesdon in the occupation of William Gilham; to my youngest son Henry Slifeild all my freehold messuage in Woking in the occupation of John Humphrey; to my daughter Elizabeth Newcomb £50; to my daughter Sarah Burchett wife of Henry Burchett £50; to my daughter Mary Woods wife of Henry Woods £100; to my granddaughter Elizabeth Newcomb £50 at 21 with remainder to my daughter Mary Woods; to my daughter Elizabeth Newcomb £4 p.a. until she is 16 and £2 p.a. until she is 21 and to live with daughter Mary until then; all indoor goods to my daughter Mary except a chest of drawers standing on a frame and its contents which I brought with me from the Park to the house of my son in law Henry Woods; to my granddaughter Elizabeth Newcomb the chest of drawers and a large pewter dish, 12s 6d and a gold ring, a silver bodkin, five pairs of sheets, six pairs of pillowcases and an odd one and four tablecloths, 12 napkins, two draw cloths, three towels and a Bible all out of my freehold estate at Woking; all my goods at Chobham Park to my younger son
Henry, exec. and if he dies these goods and £20 each to my daughters Elizabeth, Sarah and Mary
Witnesses: Joseph Roake; Hannah Noble; William Pigg
Proved: 1 Nov 1728 to exec. [DW/PA/1728/136] (died within two months).³'


He died before 1 October 1728.² He was buried on 1 October 1728 at Woking, Surrey England.³

      Her married name was Shefford.³ Ann Slyfield was christened on 26 January 1783 at Chobham, Surrey England.^1,2,3 She was the daughter of John Slyfield and Ann Bonsey.^1,2 Ann Slyfield married George Shefford on 29 October 1807 at Wokingham, Berkshire England.⁴ Ann Slyfield appeared on the census of 6 June 1841 at Wokingham, Berkshire England, as age 55, birthplace Berkshire.⁵

     Hannah Slyfield was christened on 10 October 1760 at Chobham, Surrey England.^1,2,3 She was the daughter of Henry Slyfield and Elizabeth Friend.^1,2

      Her married name was Slyfield.¹ Ann (?) was born circa 1766.¹ She married Henry Slyfield, son of Henry Slyfield and Elizabeth Friend, circa 1784.¹ Ann (?) died circa 1788.

      Her married name was Bullen.¹ Nina Annie Tunnell was born on 8 January 1892 at Surrey England; and her birth was recorded at Chertsey Registration office in the March quarter 1892.^2,3 She married Clfford Ernest Bullen, son of Frederick Bullen and Fanny Worsfold, in 1919; and their marriage was recorded at Guildford Registration office in the December quarter 1919.¹ Nina Annie Tunnell died in 1974 at Surrey England; and her death was recorded at Surrey South Wester Registration office in the March quarter 1974.²

      Her married name was Slyfield.¹ Elizabeth Newman was born on 27 March 1769 at Windlesham, Surrey England.^1,2 She was the daughter of William Newman and Mary Howard. Elizabeth Newman married Henry Slyfield, son of Henry Slyfield and Elizabeth Friend, on 4 March 1790 at Chobham, Surrey England.^3,1,4

      Her married name was Woods.³ Mary Slyfield was christened on 18 May 1794 at Chobham, Surrey England.^1,2 She was the daughter of Henry Slyfield and Elizabeth Newman.^1,2 Mary Slyfield married Stephen Woods on 26 June 1819 at Chobham, Surrey England.³ Mary Slyfield appeared on the census of 6 June 1841 at Chobham, Surrey England, as age 47, birthplace Surrey.⁴