Richard Stentiford's two families

Richard Stentiford

ba 20 Sep 1835 Sandford

m (1) 9 Jun 1857 Kingsteignton

bu 22 Sep 1904 Kingsteignton (68)

Elizabeth Holloway

b 1837 Kingsteignton

m 9 Jun 1857 Kingsteignton

bu 14 Feb 1887 Kingsteignton (49)

John Holloway	b 15 Sep 1857 ba 22 Nov 1857 Kingsteignton d 1919 Sep Newton Abbot (61)
George Henry Holloway*	b 12 Jan 1859 ba 30 Jan 1859 Kingsteignton m 1894 Dec St Georges Hanover Square d 1929 Mar Holborn (70)	Louisa G Stidworthy
Mary Ann**	b 1861 Jun Kingsteignton d 1923 Mar Newton Abbot (61)	No Issue
William Holloway	ba 1863 Dec Kingsteignton d 1909 Sep Newton Abbot (45)
James Holloway	b 7 Jan 1866 ba 16 Feb 1866 Kingsteignton m 1895 Jun Bexhill d 1917 Sep Bexhill (61)	Agnes M. Franklin***
Frank	ba 1868 Jun Kingsteignton
Richard	b ?1870 Kingsteignton
Emma	ba 28 Mar 1873 Kingsteignton m 18 Jun 1903 Kingsteignton	James Hodge Brooks
Thomas Philip Holloway	b 11 Dec 1875 Kingsteignton ba 1876 Mar Kingsteignton m 8 Apr 1912 Cockington d 1941 Mar Gosport (66)	Eleanor Kate Whitfield
Sidney Boniface Charles	ba 27 Jun 1878 Kingsteignton m 1899 Dec Newton Abbot bu 9 Dec 1944 (65)	Ellen Laura ?
Hettie Elizabeth	b 30 Jan 1880 ba 23 Apr 1880 Kingsteignton

Richard Stentiford

ba 20 Sep 1835 Sandford

m (2) 22 Jul 1888 Kingsteignton

bu 22 Sep 1904 Kingsteignton (68)

Elizabeth Greenslade** (née Carpenter)

ba 1843

m (2) 22 Jul 1888 Kingsteignton

bu 3 Sep1930 (87)

**Widow of John Greenslade

Felix Arthur Greenslade

ba 31 May 1889 Kingsteignton m 21 Sep 1912 Kingsteignton bu 7 Dec 1962 (73)

Elsie Florence Mann

Children of John Greenslade and Elizabeth Carpenter who lived with her after she married Richard Stentiford:

Lucy Greenslade

Lily Kate Greenslade

John Greenslade

N.B There were other, older, children in this family also

*There is more information about George Henry Holloway Stentiford in Issue 3 - see A Life Story

** This name appears in the 1891 Census which shows her working as a parlourmaid at a house in Torquay called Lisburn, occupied by a solicitor called Charles Kitson. Richard and Emma also worked in this household at the same time- he as a gardener, she as a housemaid. In the 1881 Census, Mary Ann can be found working as a housemaid in the home of Simon Sherard, a clergyman who lived in a district then called Woodland, a tiny parish now part of Ipplepen on the outskirts of Newton Abbot.

***When Agnes remarried in 1920, three years after James's death, her new surname was "Christmas"!

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