Ethel Annie Dawson

Marriage record in 3rd Nov 1824, Ardleigh, Essex with Sarah Freeman Cooper. His marriage 6 years later to Sarah Jaggard shows him as a widow.

He had a brother Phillip, born 1789. 1871 census shows Robert’s daughter Emily Jane as neice of Phillip. Phillip was a surgeon and convicted aged 79 for shooting at somebody and died 13th Nov 1878 age 89.

FMP have record of burial of Judith Frances Dawson in Great Bentley, Essex. This is not far from Frating hall where she was a farmer's wife. Also on IGI, buried 24th September 1826.

Baptised 20th April 1786 according to IGI, Frating, Essex.

Mentioned in the will of Richard Warren Balls and named as brother. Presume he meant brother-in-law.

He must have had a daughter who married somebody called Cuddon as his grandson can be seen in 1851 census - born 1841.

There was a William Dawson buried at Springfield church from inscriptions held at Chelmsford who died 20 Nov 1841 aged 70. However, I don't think this was him.

William Kendall was an estate agent/auctioneer and some some records can be found on seax - D/DU 381/27 (1825) :

Assignment of Term to attend the Inheritance (Lease and Release)

(i)Jas. Pulham, gentleman (ii) Robert Cana, auctioneer, both of Woodbridge (co. suffolk) (iii) James Jermyn of Roydon (co. suffolk)esq., administrator of goods of Henry Jermyn of Sibton (co. Suffolk), esq. deceased (iv) George Nevil Adams of Gloucester Place, Portman Square (co. Middlessex), esq.(v) WILLIAM KENDALL DAWSON of Frating hall, farmer,and (vi) WILLIAM Sparling of Colchester, gent.

Property as in D/DU 381/16,17

The above references 1811 - /DU 381/16,17:

Conveyance (Lease and Release) for £1,000

(i) James Pulham of Woodbridge (co. Suffolk) gent., s.and h. of James Pulham of Harwich and W. Mary, formerly Mary Brook, both decd., and w. Frances (ii) William Pearson of Ipswich, gentleman (iii) James Garrard of Frating, farmer, and (iv) Wm, London of Woodbridge (co. Suffolk), land valuer

Messuage called Sayers, building called Slowhouse (66a., field-names) in Frating and Great Bentley

To the uses to extinguish right of dower of Frances w. of James Pulham

Fourth daughter of Robert Lugar according to attached marriage announcement. Baptism record confirms Robert William Lugar, a farmer, as father and Sarah her mother

Edward was a high ranking Inspecting Veterinary Surgeon in India, achieving that rank on 25 May 1866 according to Hart’s Army Lists 1873 - see http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/INDIA/1999-04/0925284047. He studied at the Madras Medical College and received an MBBS degree in 1853 - www.alumnimmc.com/members/mmcians?&page=163

Attached images show he arrived in Madras on 28th June 1845 and left service on 9th Sept 1872.

Electoral register shows him at Tower lodge, Clacton-on-Sea in 1909 and also, same year at Penfold Road. He was still on the register in 1912, but believe he died in latter quarter of 1911.

Licensed as apothecary in 1902 according to the attached image from the 1913 medical directory. He was a captain in the Royal Army Medical Corps during the First World War and achieved rank of Lieutenant in 1915.

Probate gives his death date as 26th October 1919 £1872 to widow Minnie Emily and Sidney Oldall, Hatherleigh physician. Residence Bolton-on-Dearne