Individual Notes
Note for:   John Clough Vaudrey,    -          Index

Individual Note:
     Of Edgbaston, Warwicks., M.I.C.E.,M.I.E.E.

Individual Notes
Note for:   Thomas Elton-Miller,    -          Index

Individual Note:
     Of Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, B.W.I. Lived at the Friendship Estate, Tobago.

Individual Notes
Note for:   Henry Chisold Williams,    -          Index

Individual Note:
     I.C.S.,

Individual Notes
Note for:   John Eedes,   26 Dec 1833 - 17 Jul 1904         Index

Christening:   
     Date:   26 Jan 1834
     Place:   St. Mary, Newington, Surrey, England

Burial:   
     Place:   Seaforth Cemetery, Simon's Town, Cape.

Death Note: Source:    Liquidation and Distribution Account.

Individual Note:
     Born: London, England on 26 December 1833. Educated: Diocesan Collegiate School (afterwards the Diocesan College, or "Bishops") (entered at "Protea", (afterwards Bishopscourt), August 1849; afterwards migrated to "Woodlands", Rondesbosch, 1850
Voters list of 1878:
Eedes, John
Surname: Eedes
First Names: John
Residence: Caledon
Provincial District: Western Cape
Electoral Division: Caledon
Cornetcy: Caledon
Notes: Civil Commissioner's Office, Caledon, 19th August, 1878
Source: Voters List. Western Cape 1878. Cape Colony Publication Vol 11\1\7
Source Location: Cape Town Archives Repository

Voters list of 1882:
Eedes, John
Surname: Eedes
First Names: John
Residence: Caledon
Electoral Division: Caledon
Field Cornetcy: Caledon
Source: Voters List 1882
Source Location: Cape Town National Archives

1900-1909 Directory of the Cape:
Eedes, John
Surname: Eedes
First Name: John
Title: Rev
Address: Brentham, Main Avenue, Wynberg
Source: 1900 Juta's Directory
Source Location: National Archives + National Library
Transcriber: 2046
Married: 1 January 1861, to Annie Susanna Pritchard Ordained: Deacon in St. Saviour's Church, Claremont on 4 January 1857, and Priest in St. George's Cathedral, Cape Town on 18 December 1859, by the Metropolitan Bishop of Cape Town, the Most Revd. Robert Gray. Career: Tutor, Diocesan Collegiate School (afterwards the Diocesan College, or "Bishops"), Rondebosch (until 1857), Curate of Holy Trinity Church, Beaufort West (1857), Curate in temporary charge of St. John's, Cape Town (1857-1858); Curate in charge 1858-1859), Missionary (SPG) and Rector of Holy Trinity Church (instituted 19 December 1859; served until 1861), Beaufort West; Priest-in-charge (1861-1863), and Rector (instituted 16 September 1863; served until 1875- took 12 months leave-of-absence 1871), of St. George's Newhaven with Holy Trinity, Belvedere, Knysna; Rector of Caledon (1875-1885); Colonial Chaplain (appointed 1 May 1885) and Rector of St. Frances' (instituted 20 September 1885; served until 1899), Simon's Town; and acting Chaplain to the Forces (1889-1899), all in the diocese of Cape Town. Attended the first synod of the diocese of Cape Town, January 1857. He retired as an extra-parochial, 1899. Licensed as Preacher and Officiating Minister, in the diocese of Cape Town, October 1901. Died: Kenilworth, on 17 July 1904.
Headstone in Seaforth Cemetery, Simon's Town, Cape (South African Archives).

Eedes, JOHN

Surname:
          

Eedes

First Names:
          

JOHN

Year: 1904
Volume: 6/9/503
Reference: 2012
Source: Master's Office / Orphan Chamber, Cape Town (MOOC)
Source Location: National Archives, Cape Town (KAB

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Individual Notes
Note for:   Thomas Hatch,   6 Mar 1470 - 5 Oct 1539         Index

Christening:   
     Date:   6 Oct 1470
     Place:   Little Fulford, Devonshire, England

Individual Note:
     Died without male issue, his estates reverted to his daughter Anne, and then to her son John Malet.

CORYTON OF PENTILLIE, PELLATON
Catalogue Ref. CY

       Creator(s):
       Coryton family of Pentillie, Pillaton, Cornwall

       MUNIMENTS OF TITLE

        KEA and PEOCK

        FILE [no title] - ref. CY/373 - date: Michaelmas Term 1520; 28 November 1520
        hit[from Scope and Content] Quer. Thos. Hach de Wollegh' esq.