Frederick Golden Scrutton
 

MFF

Afraid I haven't spent as long as should have researching this because it relates to the one grandparent I am sure of and have been a bit obsessed with the mysteries of the others :d

But I wanted to post it anyhow in the hope that it might get picked up by the search engines


Name - Frederick Golden Scrutton, also known as Frederick Carver Scrutton
Date and place of birth - 1862, (Edit - correction) - Wivenhoe, Essex
Names of parents - Frederick Scrutton and Sarah Mary Carver
Date and place of baptism - not known
Details of each of his or her marriages -1885 to Emma Elizabeth Went
Occupation(s) - Farmer - Edit - also a churchwarden
Military service - not known
Addresses where they lived
1871-? Edit - now found! Blossom Wood Farm, Wivenhoe
1881 - Blossom Wood Farm, Wivenhoe, Essex
1891 -Spring Farmer (?), Great Horkesley, Essex
1901- Fingrith Hall Farm, Blackmore, Essex
Date, place and cause of death - not known
Date and place of burial / cremation.- not known
Details of will / administration of their estate - not known
Memorial inscription - not known

In 1911 Frederick is at Dunmow in Essex with wife Emma Elizabeth, daughter Agnes Mary, son Harold Francis, son Arthur Stanley, son Leslie Jack and son Owen Charles.

Frederick is a Farm Bailiff

RG number: RG14 Piece:10435 Reference:RG14PN10435 RG78PN555 RD202 SD1 ED6 SN2

Address:
Langleys Lodge Dunmow County:
Essex

Frederick and his wife had been married 27 years.
12 children were born alive, 10 still living, 2 had died.

Thank you very much, Elizabeth :):):):)

I expect you have seen this:

http://blackmorehistory.blogspot.com...dens-list.html

Frederick was obviously a Churchwarden in 1907.

Ooh I hadn't, Elizabeth - thank you again :):):):)

1871: RG10; Piece: 1689; Folio: 51; Page: 19

Ancestry have their surname as Sonitton.

I think Frederick was born at Wivenhoe rather than Lexden (that's the reg district)

Ooh thanks Merry :)....off to look....

Thanks again Merry - - I see one of his sisters was deaf - somehow that made me feel a bit sad

Have updated 1st post

There's a probable death for his wife Emma E in Hove in 1940, aged 76.

Can't see Frederick's death so far.