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William GOBLE (1761-1839)

and Ann CLERE (1764-1829)

 

William Goble and Ann Clere married by banns on 8 January 1783 in East Dean, Sussex.  He was then from Slindon.  The witnesses to their marriage were James Bayly and John Goble.  (They were not my direct ancestors.)

William Goble was baptised on 1 March 1761 in Easebourne, Sussex.  He was the son of John Goble (1732-1809) and Elizabeth White (1738-1814).  He died aged 78 years in the Hampnett poor house and was buried on 18 February 1839 in Singleton.

Ann Clear was baptised on 3 June 1764 in East Dean (this baptism doesn't appear in a transcript of the East Dean registers).  She was the daughter of William Clear and Jane Sadler.  She died aged 66 years in Charlton and was buried on 29 August 1829 in Singleton.

 

William Goble and Ann Clere had 11 known children:

  1. Sarah Goble may have been baptised on 14 March 1782 in East Dean, but I don't know where I got this date from as it doesn't appear in a transcript of the East Dean register produced by the PRTSoc, either as Goble or Clear.  Sarah had an illegitimate daughter:

    1. Frances Goble was baptised on 12 September 1802 in East Dean.  She may have died aged 29 years in Westhampnett and have been buried on 30 June 1831 in East Dean.

    Sarah married James Whittington by licence on 21 January 1803 in East Dean.  He was then from Goring, Sussex.  The witnesses to their marriage were John Colebrook and William Smith.  Their marriage licence was issued on 21 January 1803 by the Archdeaconry of Chichester, which noted that she was a 20 year old spinster of East Dean and married with the consent of William Goble a labourer from East Dean.  He was a 21 year old labourer from Goring (several days).  Surety for the licence was provided by James himself and John Colebrook a yeoman of Upwaltham.

  2. William Goble was baptised on 30 December 1783 in Easebourne and buried there on 8 January 1786.

  3. Elizabeth Goble was baptised on 29 January 1786 in Easebourne.

  4. Ann Goble baptised on 6 January 1788 in Easebourne.  She married James West in 1807.  (They have their own page.)

  5. William Goble was born about 1790.  He died aged 52 years in Charlton and was buried on 7 March 1843 in Singleton.

    William married Harriet Johnson on 23 September 1811 in Easebourne.

    Harriet was baptised on 21 December 1788 in Boxgrove, Sussex and was the daughter of Charles Johnson and Frances Mills.  She died in Charlton and was buried on 22 April 1832 in Singleton.

    William and Harriet had 10 known children:

    1. Caroline Goble was baptised on 12 August 1810 in Boxgrove.

    2. Emily Goble was baptised on 12 December 1812 in Boxgrove

    3. Fanny Goble was baptised on 15 October 1815 in Boxgrove.

    4. William Goble was baptised on 15 March 1817 in Singleton.

    5. Charles Goble was baptised on 11 April 1820 in Singleton.

    6. Mary Anne Goble was baptised on 5 May 1823 in Singleton.

    7. Harriet Goble was baptised on 12 January 1824 in Singleton.

    8. Matilda Goble was baptised on 19 March 1826 in Singleton.

    9. Sarah Charlotte Goble was born about 1828.

    10. James Goble was baptised on 16 September 1830.

  6. James Goble was baptised on 1 July 1792 in Easebourne.

    James married Letitia Wells by banns on 26 December 1816 in Singleton.  He was a bachelor and she a spinster.  They were both of Singleton and both made their marks.  The witnesses to their marriage were Jane Goble and Richard Wells who both made their marks.

    Letitia was baptised on 24 February 1797 in Singleton and was the daughter of Richard Wells and Ann Gregory.  She died before 1851.

    James and Letitia had 9 known children:

    1. George Goble

    2. William Goble

    3. Ann Goble

    4. Thomas Goble

    5. Kezia Goble

    6. John Goble

    7. Louisa Goble

    8. Richard Goble

    9. Letitia Goble

  7. Jane Goble was born about 1795.  Jane may have married Charles Hyde.

  8. John Goble was baptised on 12 March 1797 in East Dean.  He died aged 70 years in Charlton and was buried on 23 October 1866 in Singleton.

    John married Mary Pannell by banns on 18 June 1821 in Singleton.  He was a bachelor and she a spinster.  They were both of Singleton and both made their marks.  They married with the consent of Mary's father.  The witnesses to their marriage were ?ick Mills who made their mark and Richard Pennicett who signed his name.

    Mary died aged 57 years in Charlton and was buried on 1 July 1857 in Singleton.

    John and Mary had 8 known children:

    1. Harriet Goble

    2. Charlotte Goble

    3. Mary Ann Goble

    4. John Goble

    5. Henry Goble

    6. Jane Goble

    7. Emily Goble

    8. William Goble

  9. Thomas Goble was baptised on 4 May 1800 in East Dean.

  10. Charlotte Goble was baptised on 6 June 1802 in East Dean.

  11. Richard Goble was baptised on 15 June 1806 in East Dean.  He died aged 76 years in Charlton and was buried on 3 November 1882 in Singleton.

    Richard married Harriet Pannell on 15 April 1828 in Bepton.

    Harriet died aged 70 years in Charlton and was buried on 5 April 1876 in Singleton.

    Richard and Harriet had 10 known children:

    1. Charlotte Goble

    2. Fanny Goble

    3. Aaron Goble

    4. Martha Goble

    5. Mary Goble

    6. Lucy Goble

    7. Reuben Goble

    8. George Goble

    9. Arthur Goble

    10. Benjamin Goble

 

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