Allied Clans of Leader & Gurney - Family Tree

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Parents

Families

Pedigree

1. Franklin, WILLIAM
   1. Franklin, ANN
      1. Franklin, ELIZABETH
         1. Horwood, CHARLES
            1. Horwood, Susan A
            2. Horwood, GEORGE AUSTIN
            3. Horwood, Elizabeth Emma
            4. Horwood, Martha
            5. Horwood, William
            6. Horwood, Matilda
            7. [Living], [Living]
            8. [Living], [Living]
      2. Franklin, Mary Ann

Ancestors

Source References

1. via Family Search: England Births & Christenings 1538-1975
   1. • Page: C14867-1; England-ODM; 1279124; Elizabeth Franklin, 'England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975' — FamilySearch.org.htm
2. 1871 Census of England
   1. • Page: Leighton Buzzard/Ely/Bedfordshire/Leighton Buzzard/Leighton Buzzard/9/56/1562/52/10-11; 1871 Census Chas Horwood family pg 1 BDFRG10_1559_1562-0661.jpg and 1871 Census Chas Horwood family pg 2 BDFRG10_1559_1562-0662.jpg
      • Citation:

        "All that part of the Township of Leighton Buzzard commencing at Gotto's Office comprising the Houses in the Middle Rows North and East of the Market Place - The Peacock Alley - the North East side of Lake Street including Odells Yard, Dudley Street, leading from the  North East side of Lake Street to Sandy Lane and Booter's Alley to Lake Bridge the Stanbridge Road, both sides including the old Gas House Yard from Lake Bridge to Harris'  House - The Stepping Stone Road including Nash's Corner, to Jeffs Lane, the Hockliffe Road both sides to Briggington Brick Yard on the North side and the new built cottages on the South side, the South side of Jeffs Lane from the Stepping Stone Road including Sandy Lane to the Roe Buck Inn.
        Enumerator: Mr Robert Sharman Thorpe"

        transcribed by SJL from 1871 Census page 1 Chas Horwood family BDFRG10_1559_1562-0645.jpg

3. 1851 Census of England
   1. • Page: Elizabeth Franklin, 'England and Wales Census, 1851' — FamilySearch.org.htm
4. England and Wales, Marriage Registration Index, 1837-1920
   1. • Page: 1859 Oct-Nov-Dec; 3B; 1011; 10; Charles Horwood, 'England and Wales, Marriage Registration Index, 1837-1920' — FamilySearch.org.htm
5. 1861 Census of England
   1. • Page: Leighton Buzzard; Leighton Buzzard; 1 Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire; 1861 England Census Charles Horwood family BDFRG9_1003_1008-0735.jpg and 1861 England Census page 1 Charles Horwood family BDFRG9_1003_1008-0708.jpg
      • Citation:

        "All that part of the Township of Leighton Bussard commencing Drages House comprising the Houses in the Middle Rows North and East of the Market Place - The Peacock Alley - the North East side of Lake Street including Odells Yard and Booters Alley to Lake Bridge - by the Gas House - the Stanbridge Road, both sides including the old Gas House Yard from Lake Bridge to late Cla...s? House - The Steppingstone Road including Nash Corner, to Jeffs Lane - The Hockliffe Road both sides to Capshill Bridge from thence on the North side of the said Road to Briggington Brick Yard - the south side of Jeffs Lane from the Steppingstone Road including Sandy Lane to the Roe Buck Inn inclusive."
        Enumerator: Mr John Garside
        Transcription: http://www.leighton-linslade.com/census/1861/leighton5.html (Original  1861 England Census page 1 Charles Horwood family BDFRG9_1003_1008-0708.jpg)

        [NB Hockliffe Street was earlier called Jeffs Lane - http://www.bedfordshire.gov.uk/CommunityAndLiving/ArchivesAndRecordOffice/CommunityArchives/LeightonBuzzard/1819MapOfHockliffeStreet.aspx - SJL]

6. UK Government: 1881 Census of England
   1. • Page: Leighton Buzzard/Bedforshire/Leighton Buzzard/Leighton Buzzard/9/1641/86/11; 1881 Census Charles Horwood family BDFRG11_1639_1645-0526.jpg and 1881 Census page 1 Charles Horwood family BDFRG11_1639_1645-0510.jpg
      • Citation:

        "All that part of the Township of Leighton Buzzard commencing at Gotto's Office comprising the Houses in the Middle Rows North and East of the Market Place, the Peacock Alley, the North East side of Lake Street including Odills yard, Dudley Street, both sides of leading from the  North East side of Lake Street to Sandy Lane and Booter's Alley to Lake Bridge, the Stanbridge Road, both sides of including the old Gas House Yard from Lake Bridge to Harris  House - The Stepping Stone Road both sides of including Nash Corner, to Jeffs Lane, the Hockliffe Road both sides of as far as Briggington Brick yard on the North side & the new built cottages on the South side, the South side of Jeffs Lane, from the Stepping Stone Road including Sandy Lane to the Roe Buck Inn.
        Enumerator: Mr Charles William Shepherd"

        Transcribed by SJL from 1881 Census page 1 Charles Horwood family BDFRG11_1639_1645-0510.jpg

7. 1891 Census of England
   1. • Page: Wolverton/St George/Woverton Station/Buckinghamshire/Potterspury/Potterspury/17/1190/91/28; 1891 Census Charles Horwood family BKMRG12_1188_1190-0565.jpg
      • Citation:

        "Boundary:- Being that part of Wolverton Station bounded by Radcliffe Street, a line being drawn from a point in the centre of the Stratford Road opposite Radcliffe Street, across the Market Square to Stacey Hill Great Ground.
        Contents:- Comprising all houses on the West side of such Line, and the Printing Works Cottages, in the Ecclesiastical Parish of St George the Martyr, and Rural Sanitary Authority of the Potterspury Union.
         The whole in the Parliamentary Division of  North Bucks.
        Enumerator: Mr Edward Green"

        Transcribed by SJL from 1891 Census page 1 Charles Horwood family BKMRG12_1188_1190-0531.jpg