Bowler Family History

Events

Relation to the centre person (Kate Mary BOWLER) : second cousin once removed (up)

Parents

Families

Attributes

Pedigree

1. William GOODEARL
   1. Deborah STRATFORD
      1. Mary Ann GOODEARL
      2. George GOODEARL
      3. Henry GOODEARL
      4. Richard GOODEARL
      5. Alfred GOODEARL
      6. William GOODEARL
      7. Benjamin GOODEARL
         1. Ann ELLIOTT
            1. Frank GOODEARL
            2. Ellen GOODEARL
            3. Fanny GOODEARL
            4. Harry GOODEARL
            5. Leonard GOODEARL
            6. Ralph GOODEARL
            7. Charles GOODEARL
            8. Rupert Victor GOODEARL

Ancestors

Source References

1. 1851 census
   1. • Citation:

        Name: Benjamin Goodearl
        Age: 1
        Estimated Birth Year: abt 1850
        Relation: Son
        Father's Name: William Goodearl
        Mother's Name: Deborah Goodearl
        Gender: Male
        Where born: Great Marlow, Buckinghamshire, England
        Civil Parish: Great Marlow
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        County/Island: Buckinghamshire
        Country: England
        Street Address:
        Occupation:
        Condition as to marriage:
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        Registration District: Wycombe
        Sub-registration District: High Wycombe
        ED, institution, or vessel: 1f
        Neighbors:
        Household Schedule Number: 36
        Piece: 1719
        Folio: 490
        Page Number: 11

2. 1891 census
   1. • Citation:

        First name(s) Benjamin
        Last name Goodearl
        Relationship Head
        Marital status Married
        Sex Male
        Age 41
        Birth year 1850
        Birth town Lane End
        Birth county Buckinghamshire
        Birth county as transcribed BUCKINGHAMSHIRE
        Birth place England
        Occupation Chair manufacturer
        Full address Desborough Road, Chipping Wycombe, Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, England
        Street Desborough Road
        Town Wycombe
        Parish Chipping Wycombe
        City Wycombe
        County Buckinghamshire
        Country England
        Registration district Wycombe
        Sub district High Wycombe
        Enumeration district 5
        Parliamentary borough or division South Buckinghamshire
        Municipal borough or ward Western
        Ecclesiastical parish or district All Saints
        Archive reference RG12
        Piece number 1138
        Folio 4
        Page 2
        Schedule 12
        Record set 1891 England, Wales & Scotland Census

   2. • Citation:

        First name(s) Benjamin
        Last name Goodearl
        Relationship Head
        Marital status Married
        Sex Male
        Age 41
        Birth year 1850
        Birth town Lane End
        Birth county Buckinghamshire
        Birth county as transcribed BUCKINGHAMSHIRE
        Birth place England
        Occupation Chair manufacturer
        Full address Desborough Road, Chipping Wycombe, Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, England
        Street Desborough Road
        Town Wycombe
        Parish Chipping Wycombe
        City Wycombe
        County Buckinghamshire
        Country England
        Registration district Wycombe
        Sub district High Wycombe
        Enumeration district 5
        Parliamentary borough or division South Buckinghamshire
        Municipal borough or ward Western
        Ecclesiastical parish or district All Saints
        Archive reference RG12
        Piece number 1138
        Folio 4
        Page 2
        Schedule 12
        Record set 1891 England, Wales & Scotland Census

3. Newspaper
   1. • Citation:

        South Bucks Standard 20 February 1903
        TRAP ACCIDENT.-Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Goodearl, of Mostyn House, Desborough-road, High Wycombe, met with a serious and alarming accident while out driving yesterday (Thurs- day) afternoon. They were at the top of White Hill, between Beaconsfield and Wycombe, at about 3 o'clock in the afternoon, when their trap violently collided with a timber wagon coming in the opposite direction. Mr. and Mrs. Goodearl were thrown out, and their vehicle, being the lighter of the two, was damaged to such an extent that it had to be left by the roadside and fetched back later in the day. Mrs. Goodear! was badly shaken, and both her and her husband, on being brought home in another vehicle, had to receive medical treatment.

   2. • Citation:

        Bucks Advertiser & Aylesbury News 06 January 1872
        At the Wesleyan High Wycombe, by the Rev Wm. Henry LEWIS, Mr Benjamin GOODEARL, seventh son to Mr William GOODEARL, to Miss Ann ELLIOTT, both of High Wycombe.