Generation 1
Family 0289
head Thomas MICHAELMORE 
b 170x
m 28Dec1731 Blackawton, TOLCHARD
1732 ^ Stokenham
bur 3Jun1772 Blackawton
sp Richord TOLCHARD
chr 1Jun1707 Blackawton, “dafter of Richard” (TOULSHEARD)
m 28Dec1731 Blackawton
bur 15Oct1778 Blackawton (MICHELMORE)
dau Richord MUCHMORE
chr 27Oct1732 Slapton
bur 11Apr1734 Blackawton, “child” (Richoarde MICHELMORE)
chr 20Aug1734 Blackawton
son John MICHELMORE
chr 2Nov1735 Blackawton
?son Edward MICHELMORE
b 173x
son Peter MICHELMORE
chr 2May1738 Blackawton
dau Elizabeth MICHELMORE
chr 12Feb1740 Blackawton
m 2Jul1769 Blackawton, Richard OSBORNE, husbandman
son Timothy MICHELMORE
chr 8Mar1745 Blackawton
bur 22Apr1746 Blackawton, “infant”
dau Mary MICHELMORE
chr 1Jan1747 Blackawton (MICHELMORE)
bur 14Oct1759 Blackawton
chr 29Jan1749 Blackawton
dau Dorothy MICHELMORE
chr 5Apr1753 Blackawton
m 28Jun1778 Blackawton, John THORNING [husbandman]
Generation 2
Family 0291
head Thomas MICHELMORE
chr 20Aug1734 Blackawton
m 17Apr1758 Blackawton: Thomas MICHELMORE, husbandman ^ Slapton; Elizabeth JELLARD; witness [brother] John MICHEMORE
bur 2Jul1781 Blackawton (MICHELMOOR)
sp Elizabeth JELLARD
b 173x
m 17Apr1758 Blackawton
bur 18Sep1779 Slapton
son Thomas MICHELMORE
chr 6Feb1759 Blackawton
bur 12Oct1759 Blackawton, "infant"
?son Thomas MICHELMORE
b 176x
bur 4Nov1764 Blackawton, "infant"
son Simon MICHELMORE
chr 17Jun1764 Slapton
dau Elizabeth MICHELMORE
chr 30Aug1767 Blackawton
bur 16Mar1768 Blackawton, “infant”
son Thomas MICHELMORE
chr 7Feb1771 Blackawton
bur 10Apr1772 Blackawton, “infant”
son John MICHELMORE
chr 16May1773 Blackawton
dau Mary MICHELMORE
chr 11Mar1776 Blackawton
dau Anne MICHELMORE
chr 11Apr1779 Blackawton
bur 25May1780 Blackawton
Generation 2
Family 1611
head John MICHELMORE
chr 2Nov1735 Blackawton
m 4Apr1763 Blackawton, WOOTTON, "husbandman"
?1800 awarded prize for serving the same master for 29 yr (MITCHELMORE) 
sp Elizabeth WOOTTON
b 174x
m 4Apr1763 Blackawton
bur 22Nov1767 Blackawton
?son Thomas MICHELMORE
b 176x
bur 4Nov1764 Blackawton, "infant"
son John MICHELMORE
chr 1May1764 Blackawton
bur 14Oct1767 Blackawton
son Thomas MICHELMOR
chr 25Oct1765 Blackawton
bur 9Feb1766 Blackawton, “infant” (MICHELMORE)
chr 22Feb1767 Blackawton
Generation 2
Family 1974
head Edward MICHELMORE
b 173x
m 3Apr1757 Blackawton, DAMERELL
bur 2Oct1770 Blackawton
sp Elizabeth DAMERELL
b 173x
m 3Apr1757 Blackawton
bur 11Jun1762 Blackawton
dau Elizabeth MICHELMORE
chr 1Jun1759 Blackawton
m 25Jan1780 Blackawton, John EDMONDS, husbandman
?son Thomas MICHELMORE
b 176x
bur 4Nov1764 Blackawton, "infant"
Generation 2
Family 1610
head Peter MICHELMORE
chr 2May1738 Blackawton
1759 Blackawton: 3rd banns read 16Dec for Peter MICHELMORE and Elizabeth COLE
m 3Apr1763 Blackawton: Peter MICHELMORE, mariner; Elizabeth COLE
bur 30Dec1765 Blackawton
son Peter MUCHAMORE
chr 1Nov1762 Dartmouth St Petrox, “Peter Muchmore COLE, son of Elizabeth COLE”
sp Elizabeth COLE
b 174x
m 3Apr1763 Blackawton
?son Thomas MICHELMORE
b 176x
bur 4Nov1764 Blackawton
dau Mary MICHELMORE
b 23Oct1764
chr 5Nov1764 Blackawton
bur 19Jul1766 Blackawton, “infant”
Generation 2
Family 1608
head Robert MICHELMORE
chr 29Jan1749 Blackawton
m 9Feb1774 Blackawton, CLOAK, mariner
bur 29May1791 Blackawton
sp Mary CLOAK
b 175x
m 9Feb1774 Blackawton
bur 17May1783 Blackawton, “pauper”
dau Mary MICHELMORE
chr 6Nov1774 Blackawton
bur 17Oct1794 Blackawton
son Robert MICHELMORE
chr 21Sep1777 Blackawton
Generation 3
Family 1609
head Thomas MICHELMORE
chr 22Feb1767 Blackawton
m 26Oct1792 Blackawton: Thomas MICHELMOOR, husbandman; Ann SWEET
1821 ^ Blackawton: took Ann SWEET as apprentice
bur 30Nov1832 Blackawton @ 67
sp Ann SWEET
chr 23Oct1768 Cornworthy
m 26Oct1792 Blackawton
1841 independent @ 70 b Devon ^ East Down, Blackawton. Also in household: granddaughter Maria ALLERY [daughter of her daughter Ann]
d 1848.2 Kingsbridge @ 79
bur 9Jun1848 Blackawton @ 79 ^ East Down
dau Ann MICHELMORE
chr 29Mar1793 Blackawton (MICHELMOOR)
20Mar1811 witnessed marriage of Francis ARGIER to Mary ALLERY (Anne MUCHAMORE)
m 4Jun1811, William ALLERY [1851 farm labourer] (MUCHAMORE)
dau Ann Sweet ALLERY
chr 19Jan1812 Blackawton
m 22Jan1833 Blackawton, Thomas HARRAD [1841 agricultural labourer]
son Thomas Mitchelmore HARRAD
chr 5Jan1834 Blackawton
1841 @ 7 ^ East Down, Blackawton (Thomas HARWOOD)
1851 labourer @ 16 b Blackborough ^ Devon County Prison, Exeter St David (Thomas HARWOOD)
m 1865.2, Ann Jane TUCKER (HARWOOD)
1871 agricultural labourer @ 37 b Blackawton ^ Widewill, Blackawton with wife and children (Thos HARWOOD)
1881 miller @ 48 b Blackawton ^ North Mills, Slapton with wife and children (Thomas HARWOOD)
1891 agricultural labourer @ 58 ^ Lower North Mill, Slapton with wife (Thomas M HARWOOD)
1901 labourer gen b East Down ^ Village, Stoke Fleming (Thomas M HARWOOD)
d 1910.1 Kingsbridge (HARWOOD)
son William Mitchelmore HARWOOD
b 1840.4 Kingsbridge
chr 13Oct1840 Blackawton
1841 @ 8 mo b Devon ^ East Down, Blackawton with parents (William)
1851 scholar @ 10 b Stoke Fleming ^ Blackpool Cottage, Stoke Fleming with parents (Wm)
1851 farm servant @ 11 b Blackawton ^ Coombe Farm, Stoke Fleming (William); head: Samuel BUCKPITTS
1841 @ 25 ^ East Down, Blackawton (Ann HARWOOD)
1851 @ 39 b Blackawton ^ Blackpool Cottage, Stoke Fleming (Ann HARWOOD)
1881 charwoman, widow @ 69 b Blackawton ^ Coombe Cottage, Stoke Fleming
d 1886.1 Kingsbridge @ 75 (Ann HARWOOD)
son William Mitchelmore ALLEREY
chr 2Sep1827 Blackawton ^ East Down
bur 13Oct1833 Blackawton @ 6 ^ East Down (William ALLERY)
dau Harriet ALLERY
chr 20Nov1831 Blackawton
m 1847.3 Kingsbridge, John PHILLIPS (Harriet Sweet ALLERY)
1851 @ 20 b Blackawton ^ Oldston Toll Gate House, East Down, Blackawton
1853 ^ Eastdown
son William Mitchelmore PHILLIPS
b 1853.3 Kingsbridge
chr 14Aug1853 Strete (William Mitchamore)
1861 scholar @ 8 b Blackawton ^ Coombe Hill Cottage, Stoke Fleming (William)
4Oct1869 labourer @ 18 b Townstall, Dartmouth: enlisted in the 57th Regiment of Foot at Plymouth
m 1878.3 Woolwich, Catherine CULLUM or Marian JESSOP (William Mitchelemore)
25Feb1909 received Civil Service Commission certification as a foreman, Army Ordnance Department, War Office
1911 army pensioner, foreman, Ordnance Department @ 57 b Dartmouth ^ 38 Graham Street, St George Hanover Square
d 1916.3 St George Hanover Square, London @ 63
bur 1Sep1916 Hanwell Cemetery, Westminster @ 63 ^ 38 Graham Street, Pimlico
1861 @ 33 b Blackawton ^ Coombe Hill Cottage, Stoke Fleming
1881 @ 51 b Blackawton ^ Coombe Hill Cottage, Stoke Fleming
son John Mitchelmore ALLERY
chr 28Jul1833 Blackawton ^ East Down
1841 @ 8 b Devon ^ East Down, Blackawton, with parents (John)
m 1852.1 Totnes, Mary Elizabeth Wills MORRISH
1881 labourer @ 47 b Kingsbridge ^ Lower Street, Dartmouth with wife (John)
1891 coal lumper @ 57 b Dartmouth ^ Silver Street, Dartmouth with wife (John)
1901 coal porter, widow @ 67 b Blackawton
d 1903.4 Totnes @ 70
d 10Dec1903 Dartmouth @ 70, "coal lumper"
1851 @ 58 b Blackawton ^ East Down, Blackawton with husband. Also in household: her brother John
d 1858.4 Kingsbridge @ 67
d 22Oct1858 @ 67, “discharge of blood, John MITCHELMORE ^ East Down present at death”
bur 31Oct1858 Blackawton
son Thomas MICHELMOR
chr 25Oct1795 Blackawton
son John MICHELMORE
chr 12Oct1800 Blackawton (MITCHMOR)
4May1831 witnessed marriage of Samuel ALLERY and Mary HUDDY at Dartmouth St Clement
1841 farmer @ 35 b Devon ^ East Down, Blackawton with mother
1851 unm farm labourer @ 45 b Blackawton ^ East Down, Blackawton, lodging with sister Ann
d 1864.4 Kingsbridge @ 64
bur 23Nov1864 Blackawton ^ Kingsbridge Union
son William MITCHMOR
chr 15Apr1804 Blackawton
It is not known if the apprentice Ann SWEET was any relation to Thomas's wife.
For Ann's marriage, the parish clerk wrote in the register "Ann MITCHELMORE or MUCHAMORE of this parish" but Ann signed MUCHAMORE.
William appears to have been enumerated twice in 1851.
Generation 3
Family 0351
head Peter MUCHAMORE
chr 1Nov1762 Dartmouth St Petrox, “Peter Muchmore COLE, son of Elizabeth COLE”
1776 seaman @ 15 b Dartmouth ^ Dartmouth: sailed on Sally from Dartmouth to Fermeuse NL and on the brigg Providence from Fermeuse to Dartmouth
m 6Apr1786 Dartmouth St Petrox (MOUCHEMORE)
12Feb1787 Dartmouth St Saviour: witnessed marriage of Thomas BARTAR of Brixham, mariner, and Susannah BEER (MOUCHEMORE)
1790-1796 master of the brig Little Harry: sailed regularly between Dartmouth, Newfoundland, Spain, Portugal and Ireland (?/Peter MOUCHMORE/MOUCHEMORE)
7Mar1791 Dartmouth St Saviour: witnessed marriage of John HARRIS and Jenny CASSELLI, widow (MUCHEMORE)
6Feb1797 Dartmouth St Saviour: witnessed marriage between William CLOAK of Townstall, mariner, and Jane SOPER, widow (MOUCHEMORE)
d before 1801
sp Margaret FARLEIGH
b 176x
m1 6Apr1786 Dartmouth St Petrox, MOUCHEMORE
m2 31Mar1801 Dartmouth St Saviour: Nicholas WAYMOUTH, widower ^ Harberton; Margaret MUCHIMORE, widow, by licence
chr 3Oct1787 Dartmouth St Saviour
dau Peggy MITCHEMORE
chr 5Nov1789 Dartmouth St Saviour
bur 16Nov1790 Dartmouth St Saviour @ 12 mo
dau Peggy MITCHIMORE
chr 28Nov1791 Dartmouth St Saviour
m 30Dec1817 Dartmouth St Petrox, John PERING (MUCHEMORE)
son Peter MUTCHIMORE
chr 11Dec1793 Dartmouth St Saviour
dau Eliza Farley MUTCHIMOORE
chr 23Aug1797 Dartmouth St Saviour
m 7Apr1818 Harberton, Richard FARLEIGH [1851 widowed farmer] (MICHELMORE)
d before 1851
Peter was baptised with his mother's surname and then given his father's surname when his parents married in 1763.
Dartmouth clerks of the day seem to have had great difficulty transcribing the family surname: The spellings MOUCHEMORE, MAUCHEMORE, MAUCHIMER and MAUCHMOR are all unique to this town.
Background on shipping between Dartmouth and Newfoundland is available here.
Generation 4
Family 1020
head Thomas MICHELMOR
chr 25Oct1795 Blackawton
m1 10Apr1821 Blackawton, SWEET ^ Blackawton (MITCHELMORE)
?26Mar1823 @ 35 b Blackawton sailed aboard Hope to Newfoundland, returned 28Nov1823
1823-1827 labourer ^ Cumery/Combrey [house], Blackawton (MITCHELMORE)
1827 ^ Combrey (MITCHELMORE)
m2 4Jul1827 Blackawton: Thomas MITCHELMORE; Mary PEARCE; witness [brother] John MITCHELMORE
1828-1830, 1836-1838 labourer ^ Burlestone, Blackawton (MITCHELMORE)
1832 labourer ^ Blackwill, Blackawton (MITCHELMORE)
1841 agricultural labourer @ 45 b Devon ^ Burlstone, Blackawton (MITCHELMORE)
1851 farm labourer @ 55 b Blackawton ^ Burleston, Blackawton (MITCHELMORE); neighbour of son John
1861 farm labourer @ 66 b Blackawton ^ Slade, Blackawton (MITCHELMORE); neighbour of son George
1871 labourer @ 77 b Blackawton ^ Blackwill, Blackawton (MITCHELMORE)
d 1877.4 Kingsbridge @ 85 (MITCHELMORE)
bur 24Oct1877 Strete @ 85 ^ Burlestone
sp1 Mary SWEET
(b 1789)
m 10Apr1821 Blackawton
bur 19Feb1827 Blackawton @ 38 ^ Combrey
son Thomas MITCHELMORE
chr 9Feb1823 Blackawton
bur 8May1823 Blackawton @ 4 mo
son John MITCHELMORE
chr 16Jan1825 Blackawton
son Richard MITCHELMORE
chr 16Feb1827 Blackawton [twin]
bur 4Mar1827 Blackawton @ 3 wks ^ Combrey
son William MITCHELMORE
chr 16Feb1827 Blackawton [twin]
bur 23Mar1827 Blackawton @ 2 mo ^ Combrey
sp2 Mary PEARCE
(b 1795) Blackawton
m 4Jul1827 Blackawton
1841 @ 45 b Devon ^ Burlstone, Blackawton
1851 @ 56 b Blackawton ^ Burleston, Blackawton
1861 @ 66 b Blackawton ^ Slade
1871 @ 75 b Blackawton ^ Blackwill, Blackawton
d 1871.4 Kingbridge @ 77
bur 3Dec1871 Strete @ 77 ^ Burlestone
chr 29Jun1828 Blackawton
chr 4Apr1830 Blackawton
chr 1Jan1832 Blackawton
chr 13Apr1834 Blackawton
dau Ann Mortimore MITCHELMORE
chr 18Sep1836 Blackawton
1841 @ 5 b Devon ^ Burlstone, Blackawton with parents (Ann)
1851 @ 14 b Blackawton ^ Burlestone with parents (Ann)
m 1859.4 Plympton, William MORRISON
1881 widow @ 50 b Blackawton ^ Staverton (Ann MORRISSON)
son Peter MITCHELMORE
b 1838.1 Kingsbridge
chr 18Mar1838 Strete
d 1838.2 Kingsbridge @ 4
d 24Jun1838; bur Strete
bur 24Jun1838 Blackawton @ 4 mo, "son of Mary, father labourer ^ Burlestone; cause measles"
bur 26Jun1838 Strete @ 4 mo ^ Burlestone
son Peter MITCHELMORE
b 5Feb1840
chr 16Feb1840 Strete
1841 @ 1 b Devon ^ Burlstone, Blackawton with parents
1851 @ 11 b Blackawton ^ Burlestone with parents
1861 journeyman blacksmith @ 21 b Blackawton ^ Blackawton town; head: Walter BASTARD, wheelwright
d 1865.1 Kingsbridge @ 25
bur 12Mar1865 Strete @ 25 ^ Burlestone
Burlestone is approximately half 4 km south of Blackawton village. Blackwell is about 1 km east of Burlestone.
"Slade" may have been the name of a farm rather than a village.
Peter's burial in 1838 was the first performed at the new Strete chapelry of the parish church of Blackawton. It is probably for this reason that his burial was recorded in both Strete and Blackawton.
Generation 4
Family 0725
head William MITCHMOR
chr 15Apr1804 Blackawton
m 27Oct1829 Dartmouth St Saviour: William MUCHEMORE, sojourner; Elizabeth ELLIS, sojourner; witness George ELLIS
sp Elizabeth ELLIS
b 180x
m 27Oct1829 Dartmouth St Saviour
Generation 4
Family 0144
chr [3Oct1787] Dartmouth St Saviour
18Aug1802 boy @ 15 b Dartmouth ^ Dartmouth sailed aboard the schooner Times of Dartmouth from Dartmouth, discharged 11Dec1802 Minehead, previously sailed from Malaga to England
m 8Mar1809 Dartmouth St Saviour: William Cole MOUCHEMORE; Grace LAVERANCE; witness [Grace’s brother] Daniel LAVERANCE
4Sep1812 gn mt, HMS Teazer: allotted part of his pay from Dartmouth Command to his wife Grace (Wm MUCHMORE)
1814 seaman aboard HMS Security: taken prisoner during Napoleonic Wars, imprisoned at Brest, France
1814-1827 mariner
?28Aug1825 witness at marriage of William WILLS and Sarah MUDGE, Dartmouth St Saviour (William MITCHALMORE)
9Aug1829 mate @ 40 b Dartmouth ^ Dartmouth sailed aboard Bellona from Dartmouth, returned 16Aug1829
1841 mariner @ 52 b Devon ^ Bears Cove Lane, Dartmouth St Petrox (William MUCHEMORE)
1851 widowed sailor, pauper @ 64 b St Petrox ^ Totnes Union Workhouse, Totnes
d 1853.4 Totnes @ 66 (MICHELMORE)
bur 11Oct1853 Dartmouth St Saviour @ 66 ^ Totnes Union
sp Grace LAVERENCE
chr 6Dec1785 Stokenham, “daughter of William & Joana”
m 8Mar1809 Dartmouth St Saviour (LAVERANCE)
1841 servant @ 54 b Devon ^ Bears Cove Lane, Dartmouth St Petrox (MUCHEMORE)
d 1844.1 Totnes @ 58 (MOUCHEMORE)
bur 21Jan1843 Dartmouth St Saviour @ 58 (MUCHEMORE)
dau Eliza Laverance MOUCHEMORE
b 17Jul1810
chr 5Aug1810 Dartmouth St Saviour
1851 house servant @ 40 b Dartmouth ^ South Town, St Petrox; head: Esther S PEARCE, fundholder
1861 housemaid servant @ 45 b Dartmouth ^ 4 Portland Square, Plymouth Charles
1871 domestic servant @ 49 b Dartmouth ^ Victoria Place, Dartmouth St Saviour
1881 formerly servant @ 70 b Dartmouth ^ Hanover Square, Dartmouth St Saviour (Eliza MUCHIMORE)
d 1889.1 Totnes @ 78 (Eliza MUTCHEMORE)
son William Laverance MAUCHEMORE
chr 4Dec1814 Dartmouth St Saviour
son Daniel Lawerance MOUCHEMORE
chr 1Jan1817 Dartmouth St Saviour
bur 3Jun1818 Dartmouth St Saviour @ 1
son Peter MUCHIMERE
chr 23Jan1820 Dartmouth St Saviour
b [27Jun1825] Dartmouth
son Daniel Laverance MOUCHEMORE
b 22May1827 Dartmouth
Grace’s father married Joanna WHITE on 20Jul1785 Stokenham. Several of Grace’s grandchildren carry the middle name White, and her son Daniel's death certificate actually gives her name as Grace Lawrence WHITE.
Either Grace's death was registered very late or the burial record has been transcribed incorrectly.
Generation 4
Family 0355
head Peter MUTCHIMORE
chr 11Dec1793 Dartmouth St Saviour
m 12Apr1819 Dartmouth St Clement: Peter MUCHEMORE; Mary GORTLEY; witness Elizabeth GORTLEY
14Sep1819 Dartmouth St Clement: witness with Charles GORTLEY at marriage of Amos PEAKE ^ Stoke Fleming to Elizabeth GORTLEY (MUCHAMORE)
19Apr1820 @ 26 sailed on Commerce to Newfoundland, returned 8Apr1822
20Nov1822 @ 30 sailed on Allison to Labrador, returned 20Nov1823
1827-1839 shipwright ^ Townstall
1838 Dodbrooke parish removed him to Dartmouth Townstal (MITCHELMORE)
d 1839.4 Totnes @ 46 (MITCHELMORE)
bur 13Oct1839 Brixham St Mary @ 46 (MITCHELMORE)
sp Mary GORTLEY
(b 1797) Dartmouth
m 12Apr1819 Dartmouth St Clement
1841 nurse @ 40 b Devon ^ Clarence St, Dartmouth (MITCHELMORE)
1851 ships carpenter's widow @ 53 b Dartmouth ^ Lower Street, St Saviour with mother Susanna GORTLEY
d 1858.3 Totnes @ 62
bur 25Jul1858 Dartmouth St Clement @ 62 ^ St Saviours
son William Cole MUCHEMORE
chr 13Feb1820 Dartmouth St Clement
20Mar1839 stonemason @ 21 ^ Townstall, Devon: army deserter, 81st Foot (Wm Cole MUCHMORE)
b 12Aug1822 Dartmouth St Clement
dau Isabella MAUCHIMER
b 9Aug1824
chr 15Apr1827 Dartmouth St Clement
1841 sole occupant @ 25 [sic] b Devon ^ Dartmouth St Saviour (Issabela MICHELMORE)
m 1845.3 Totnes, Charles LEWIS (MOUCHEMORE)
1851 @ 26 b Dartmouth ^ Lower Street, Dartmouth St Petrox
dau Mary Jane LEWIS
b 1853.3 Totnes
b 30Jul1853 Dartmouth, “daughter of William Charles LEWIS, mariner ^ Lower Street, Dartmouth St Petrox, and Isabella formerly MOUCHEMORE”
1861 scholar @ 8 b Dartmouth ^ Brixham with mother (Mary I)
m 1876.4 Totnes, John PROWSE [1891: pawnbroker]
dau Alice Mary PROWSE
b 1883.1 Newton Abbot
1891 scholar @ 8 b Newton Abbot ^ 31 Queen Street, Newton Abbot with parents
m 1906.2 Newton Abbot
m 18Apr1906 Wolborough St Paul: Henry Robert PENN, civil servant ^ 42 Stanhope Gardens, Harringay, London, father William PENN (deceased), book-binder; Alice Mary PROWSE ^ Sherford, father John PROWSE, Justice of the Peace
son John Mitchelmore PENN
b 1916.4 Newton Abbot (John M)
b 13Oct1916
m1 1952.2 Newton Abbot, Lilah M ROBINSON
m2 1958.4 Stourbridge, Shirley P REYNOLDS
d Dec1998 Epping Forest
son Elliott Michelmore PROWSE
b 1890.1 Newton Abbot
1891 @ 1 b Newton Abbot ^ 41 Queen’s Street, Wolborough with parents
1901 @ 11 b Newton Abbot ^ Wolborough with parents
1911 law clerk @ 21 b Newton Abbot ^ 33 Torquay Road, Wolborough, Newton Abbot with parents (Elliott Mitchelmore PROUSE)
18Jan1918 Cadet, School of Technical Training, Royal Flying Corps: appointed temporary 2nd Lieutenant on probation (Elliott Mitchelmore)
d 1943.3 Newton Abbot @ 53
d 13Aug1943 Newton Abbot @ 53 ^ 124a Torquay Road: former chief officer of the Newton Abbot Fire Brigade, chairman of the South-Western District National Fire Brigades' Association, clerk in the Urban Council surveryor's department for 24 yr
1891 @ 36 b Dartmouth ^ 41 Queen’s Street, Wolborough (Mary J)
1901 @ 47 b Dartmouth ^ Wolborough with Newton Abbot
1911 @ 57 b Dartmouth ^ Newton Abbot (PROUSE)
d 1935.1 Newton Abbot @ 81
1861 mariners wife @ 36 b Dartmouth ^ Brixham
1871 @ 47 ^ Dartmouth St Saviour
1881 married @ 56 b Dartmouth ^ Lower Street, Dartmouth St Saviour (Ann Isabella)
d 1886.1 Totnes @ 61
son Henry MAUCHIMER
chr 15Apr1827 Dartmouth St Clement
son Peter MOUCKEMORE
b 1838.3 Totnes
b 28Jun1838
chr 24Mar1839 Dartmouth St Clement (MAUCHEMORE)
d 1840.4 Totnes @ 2
bur 30Oct1840 Dartmouth St Clement @ 2 (MOUCHMORE)
Generation 5
Family 0041
head John MITCHELMORE
chr 16Jan1825 Blackawton
1841 apprentice @ 15 b Devon ^ Blackwell, Blackawton; head: John COOMBS, mason
1849 Blackawton: 3rd banns read 18Feb for John MITCHELMORE and Jane FERRIS
m 1849.1 Kingsbridge
m 1Mar1849 Blackawton: John MICHELMORE, mason ^ Blackwell, father Thomas MITCHELMORE, labourer; Jane FERRIS ^ Blackwell, father Thomas FERRIS, blacksmith; witness Thomas FERRIS
1849-1869 mason ^ Burlestone
1851 mason @ 26 b Blackawton ^ Blackwill, neighbour of father Thomas (MITCHELMORE)
1861 mason @ 36 ^ Burleston, Blackawton
1871 mason @ 46 b Blackawton ^ Burlston Village
1881 mason @ 56 b Blackawton ^ Burelstone Farm, Blackawton
1891 mason @ 66 b Street, Blackawton ^ Street, Blackawton
1901 retired mason @ 76 b Blackawton ^ Bowden, Stoke Fleming with "son-in-law" [actually son] John
d 1904.1 Kingsbridge @ 79
d 20Mar1904 Coles Cross @ 79; bur Strete
d 20Mar1904 Coles Cross, East Allington: probate granted 14Apr1904 to [son] John MITCHELMORE, mason, and John EARLE, farmer, estate £1,476 8s 4d
bur 26Mar1904 Strete @ 79 ^ East Allington, late ^ Burlestone
sp Jane FERRIS
(b 1827) Blackawton
m 1849.1 Kingsbridge
m 1Mar1849 Blackawton
1851 @ 24 b Blackawton ^ Blackwill
1861 dressmaker @ 34 ^ Burleston, Blackawton
1871 dressmaker @ 44 b Blackawton ^ Burlston Village
1881 dressmaker @ 54 b Blackawton ^ Burelstone Farm, Blackawton
1891 dressmaker @ 69 b Street, Blackawton ^ Street, Blackawton
d 1898.1 Kingsbridge @ 71
d 2Jan1898 at Burleston @ 71; bur Strete
bur 9Jan1898 Strete @ 71 ^ Burlestone
d 2Jan1898 Burleston, Strete, Blackawton: wife of John MITCHELMORE; letter of administration granted 18Feb1898 Exeter to the said John MITCHELMORE, retired master mason, estate £100 0s 4d
b 1849.3 Kingsbridge
b 1851.4 Kingsbridge
dau Sarah Jane MITCHELMORE
b 1854.1 Kingsbridge
chr 19Mar1854 Strete
1861 scholar @ 7 b Blackawton ^ Burleston, Blackawton with parents
1871 unm servant @ 17 b Burlston ^ Higher Inge, Blackawton; head: Richard Barton JELLARD, farmer
1881 housemaid @ 27 b Blackawton ^ Townstall Villa, Townstall, Dartmouth; head: Ann AVERY, widow (Sarah J)
1889 witness to marriage of nephew Thomas
1891 unm housemaid @ 35 b Blackawton ^ South Town, Dartmouth; head: James EDWARDS, retired farmer (Sarah J)
1901 domestic servant @ 44 b Blackawton ^ Tormoham (Sarah)
m 1905.3 Totnes
m 9Jul1905 Dartmouth St Clement: Charles HORSWILL, labourer @ 52 ^ 1 Park View Terrace, Townstal, father Charles HORSWILL, labourer; Sarah Jane MITCHELMORE @ 52 ^ 1 Park View Terrace, Townstal, father John MITCHELMORE, labourer; witnesses William & Edith Elizabeth MITCHELMORE
1911 housekeeper domestic, widow @ 54 b Strete ^ 1 Carlton Terrace, Dartmouth; head: Selina CODNER, private means
dau Ann MITCHELMORE
b 1856.4 Kingsbridge
chr 9Nov1856 Strete
1861 scholar @ 4 b Blackawton ^ Burleston, Blackawton with parents
1871 assists at home @ 14 b Blackawton ^ Burlston Village, Blackawton with parents
1881 general domestic @ 24 ^ Southfield House, Darhole Road, Stoke Fleming; head: David KERMARD MRCSA. Also in household: her sister Elizabeth
1891 unm cook @ 34 b Burleston ^ Woodlands, Tormoham; head: Chas Edw WRIGHT, retired major
m 1891.2 Kingsbridge, William Luscombe ANDREWS
1901 @ 44 b Blackawton ^ Coles Cross Cottage, East Allington
1911 @ 54 b Blackawton ^ Coles Cross, East Allington
dau Mary MITCHELMORE
b 1859.4 Kingsbridge
chr 18Sep1859 Strete
1861 @ 1 b Blackawton ^ Burleston, Blackawton with parents
1871 scholar @ 11 b Blackawton ^ Burlston Village, Blackawton with parents
m 1878.3 Totnes
m 22Sep1878 Dartmouth St Petrox: William SMITH, mariner @ 24 ^ HMS Britannia, father Daniel SMITH, blacksmith; Mary MITCHELMORE @ 19 ^ St Petrox, father John MITCHELMORE, mason; witness Alice SMITH
son William John Mitchelmore SMITH
b 1880.1 Totnes (William John M)
b 3Dec1879
chr 8Feb1880 Dartmouth St Petrox
1881 @ 1 b Dartmouth ^ 14 Morice Street, Devonport with parents
RN rating 191810
1881 seaman wife @ 24 b Burlestone ^ 14 Morice Street, Devonport
b 1862.1 Kingsbridge
dau Elizabeth MITCHELMORE
b 1865.3 Kingsbridge
chr 10Sep1865 Strete
1871 scholar @ 5 b Blackawton ^ Burlston Village with parents
1881 general domestic @ 15 b Blackawton ^ Southfield House, Darhole Road, Stoke Fleming (Elizabeth); head: David KERMARD MRCSA. Also in household: her sister Ann
m 1889.4 Kingsbridge, John Edward ELLIS
1891 @ 25 b Stoke ^ Torbrian Village, Torbryan
1901 @ 35 b Street ^ Curtis Knowle, Diptford
1911 @ 45 b Strete ^ 16 Church Street, Kingsbridge
b 1869.4 Kingsbridge
In relation to average earnings, John's estate would have been equivalent to about £600,000 today.
In relation to average earnings, Jane's estate would have been equivalent to about £40,000 today.
The Royal Navy has William's birth date recorded as 30Nov1880.
Generation 5
Family 0102
head Thomas MITCHELMORE
(b 1828) Blackawton
1841 apprentice @ 11 b Devon ^ Buckland, Slapton; head: Thomas HODGE, yeoman
1851 agricultural labourer @ 22 b Blackawton ^ Belle Cottage, South Huish, servant to Jane W LIDSTONE, widow occupying farm of 36 acres
1853 Malborough: banns read Nov for Thomas MITCHELMORE, sojourner, and Mary YEOMAN, minor
m 1853.4 Kingsbridge
1854 mariner ^ Coombe, Malborough
1855 ^ Coombe
1855-1856 @ 29 b Devon: sailed on Jane, Agatha and Eliza, all registered at Dartmouth
1858 mariner ^ Silver Hill, Malborough
1861 agricultural labourer @ 31 b Blackawton ^ Tiverton, Charleton
1868 labourer ^ Higher Sewer [farm], Malborough
1871 agricultural labourer @ 40 b Blackawton ^ Higher Sewer, Malborough (MICHILMORE)
1881 farm labourer @ 52 b Blackawton ^ Malborough village (MITCHAELMORE)
1891 gardener @ 62 b Blackawton ^ Kiln Cottage, West Alvington (Thos MICHAELMORE)
d 1894.4 Kingsbridge @ 66
d 26Oct1894 @ 66; bur Embankment Road, Kingsbridge. Named on same memorial: his wife Mary and children Robert, Elizabeth, Caroline and John
sp Mary YEOMAN
(b 1835) Malborough
m 1853.4 Kingsbridge
1861 @ 26 b Malborough ^ Tiverton, Charleton
1871 @ 36 b Malborough ^ Higher Sewer, Malborough (MICHILMORE)
1881 @ 46 b Malborough ^ Malborough village with family (MITCHAELMORE)
1891 @ 56 b Malbourgh ^ Kiln Cottage, West Alvington (MICHAELMORE)
1901 @ 66 b Malborough ^ Market Street, Kingsbridge
1911 widow @ 76 b Malborough ^ 20 Ebrington Street, Kingsbridge with son Roger
d 1917.1 Kingsbridge @ 82
d 31Jan1917 @ 82; bur Embankment Road, Kingsbridge
son Robert MICHELMORE
b 1854.1 Kingsbridge
chr 1Oct1854 Blackawton (MITCHELMORE)
bur 10Jun1855 Malborough @ 18 mo (MITCHELMORE)
son George Thomas MITCHELMORE
b 1855.4 Kingsbridge
chr 29Aug1858 Malborough
1861 @ 5 b Malborough ^ Tiverton, Charleton with parents
1871 farm servant @ 16 b Malborough ^ Higher Sewer, Malborough with parents (Thomas MICHILMORE)
son Robert MICHELMORE
b 1857.4 Kingsbridge
chr 29Aug1858 Malborough
1861 @ 3 b Malborough ^ Tiverton, Charleton with parents
1871 scholar @ 13 b Malborough ^ Higher Sewer, Malborough with parents (MICHILMORE)
1881 agricultural labourer @ 23 b Malborough ^ West Alvington, boarding with widow Joanna FRIEND
d 1886.4 Kingsbridge @ 29
d 26Oct1886 Torquay: formerly ^ Broadhempston; probate granted 27Jun1886 Exeter to Philip 0028 MICHELMORE ^ Scoble, gentleman, estate
£822 11s 3d
d 29Nov1887 @ 29; bur Kingsbridge Embankment Road Cemetery, Kingsbridge, "third son of Thomas & Mary"
dau Elizabeth Mary Hodder MITCHELMORE
b 1862.1 Kingsbridge
chr 25Dec1868 Malborough
1871 scholar @ 9 b Malborough ^ Higher Sewer, Malborough with parents (Elizabeth MICHILMORE)
1881 unm dairymaid, servant @ 19 b Malborough ^ Higher Sewer, Malborough; head: William WEYMOUTH, farmer (Elizabeth)
1891 unm domestic servant @ 29 b Malborough ^ Church Street, Modbury (Elizabeth M); head: George F ROWE, living on own means
1901 baker shopkeeper @ 39 b Malborough ^ Market Street, Kingsbridge with mother (Elizabeth M)
1911 housemaid domestic @ 48 b Malborough ^ Elm, Torquay (Elizabeth Mary); head: Harry Valentine McKENZIE, ophthalmic surgeon
1939 @ 77 ^ Kingsbridge with her sister Caroline (Elizabeth)
d 1942.3 Kingsbridge @ 80 (Elizabeth Mary)
d 12Aug1942 @ 80; bur Embankment Road Cemetery, Kingsbridge (Elizabeth Mary)
dau Caroline MITCHELMORE
b 1868.3 Kingsbridge
chr 25Dec1868 Malborough
1871 scholar @ 3 b Malborough ^ Higher Sewer, Malborough with parents (MICHILMORE)
1881 scholar @ 12 b Malborough ^ Malborough village with parents (Catherine MITCHAELMORE)
1891 unm housemaid domestic servant @ 22 b Malborough ^ Garston Mill, Buttville, Dodbrooke; head: William BEER, miller
1901 housekeeper domestic @ 33 b Malborough ^ Fern Lodge, Kingsbridge
1911 housekeeper domestic @ 42 b Malborough ^ Rack Park, Kingsbridge; head: William RENDELL, coal merchant
1939 @ 71 ^ Kingsbridge with her sister Elizabeth
d 1947.1 Kingsbridge @ 78
d 6Feb1947 @ 78; bur Embankment Road Cemetery, Kingsbridge
d 1947 ^ 20 Ebrington Street, Kingsbridge: left estate £519, probate granted to [sister-in-law] Mrs A MITCHELMORE ^ 2 Embankment Road (C)
b 1870.3 Kingsbridge
son John MITCHELMORE
b 1873.4 Kingsbridge
1881 scholar @ 7 b Malborough ^ Malborough village with parents (MITCHAELMORE)
1891 groom domestic @ 17 b Malborough ^ Garden Mill, Dodbrooke
d 1898.2 Kingsbridge @ 24
d 9Jun1898 @ 24; bur Embankment Road CEmetery, Kingsbridge
George was baptised at the same ceremony as his brother Robert.
In relation to average earnings, Robert’s estate would have been equivalent to about £400,000 today. It is not known why the date of death in the probate notice differs from that on the memorial inscription.
Elizabeth was baptised at the same ceremony as her sister Caroline.
Generation 5
Family 0251
head Robert MITCHELMORE
chr 4Apr1830 Blackawton
1841 apprentice @ 11 b Devon ^ Oldstone, Blackawton; head: John CORNTHWAITE, farmer
?1845-1854 ^ Blackawton: seaman’s register ticket 577792 (MITCHAMORE)
1851 farm labourer, lodger @ 19 b Blackawton ^ Newton Village, Newton Ferrers (MICHALMORE); head: John MANNELL, farm labourer
9Jun1855 ^ Glenelg, McIntyre Brook QLD: made contribution to the Patriotic Fund (Robt)
17Jan1857 British ^ QLD (Mr)
23Jan1858 has not claimed ship letter at General Post Office, Melbourne (R)
4Jul1859 a cheque drawn by him stolen at Condamine QLD (Robert)
19Apr1860 supported William Francis KENNEDY as representative of the district of Maranoa QLD in the first Queensland parliament
m 16Jun1859 QLD
m 1859 Condamine NSW
sp Charlotte SMITH
b 183x
m 16Jun1859 QLD
m 1859 Condamine NSW
21Feb1861 ^ Condamine: published a notice to her husband that, if he did not return within a month to provide for her support, she would feel herself justified in marrying again
Oldstone Farm is less than 1 km from Quarryfields, where Robert's sister Susanna was staying in 1841.
It is not known how Robert’s marriage came to be registered in two States.
Generation 5
Family 0042
head George MITCHELMORE
chr 1Jan1832 Blackawton
1841 male servant @ 10 b Devon ^ Garra Bridge Mills, Slapton; head: Samuel RANDLE, miller
1851 farm labourer @ 20 b Blackawton ^ Burlestone with parents
1854 Blackawton: 3rd banns read 15Jan and 14May for George MITCHELMORE and Ellen WEEKS
m 1854.2 Kingsbridge
m 16May1854 Blackawton: George MITCHELMORE, labourer ^ Burlestone, father Thomas MITCHELMORE, labourer; Ellen WEEKS, servant @ 20 ^ North Mill, father William WEEKS, labourer; witness William WEEKS
1854 labourer ^ North Mills
1856 -1876 labourer ^ Burlestone
1861 farm labourer @ 28 b Blackawton ^ Slade, Blackawton [neighbour to his father Thomas]
1871 agricultural labourer @ 41 b Blackawton ^ Burleston village, Blackawton
1881 agricultural labourer @ 57 b Blackawton ^ Slade, Blackawton
d 1881.3 Kingsbridge @ 49
d 26Aug1881 @ 50; bur Strete
bur 27Aug1881 Strete @ 49 ^ Burlestone
sp Ellen WEEKES
(b 1833) Blackawton
1851 house servant @ 17 b Blackawton ^ Chiverstone (WEEKS); head Frederick JELLARD, farmer
m 1854.2 Kingsbridge
m 16May1854 Blackawton
1861 @ 27 b Blackawton ^ Slade, Blackawton (Ellin)
1871 @ 39 b Blackawton ^ Burleston village, Blackawton (Hellen)
1881 @ 48 b Blackawton ^ Slade, Blackawton (Helen)
1891 labourer, widow @ 57 ^ Burlstone, Blackawton
d 1895.4 Kingsbridge @ 62
d 23Dec1895 Kingsbridge @ 62; bur Strete
bur 29Dec1895 Strete @ 62 ^ Burleston Slade
dau Mary MICHALMORE
chr 22Oct1854 Strete
1861 @ 7 b Blackawton ^ Slade, Blackawton with parents (MITCHELMORE)
1871 servant @ 17 b Blackawton ^ Bowden, Stoke Fleming (MITCHELMORE); head: William MARTIN, farmer
m1 1873.4 Kingsbridge, Nicholas BICKFORD (MITCHELMORE)
1881 @ 27 b Blackawton ^ Strete (MITCHELMORE)
1891 @ 37 b Blackawton ^ Strete
1901 widow @ 47 b Blackawton ^ Frogwell, Blackawton
m2 1902.1 Kingsbridge, William MERRIFIELD or Walter RASMUSEN
1911 @ 57 b Blackawton ^ Stoke Fleming
chr 16Nov1856 Strete
dau Sarah Ann MITCHELMORE
chr 24Apr1859 Strete
1861 @ 2 b Blackawton ^ Slade, Blackawton with parents (Anna)
1871 scholar @ 11 b Blackawton ^ Burleston village with parents
1881 general servant @ 21 b Blackawton ^ Coombe Farm, Stoke Fleming (Sarah A); head: Samuel J POOK, farmer
m 1881.4 Totnes, John HUTCHINGS
1891 @ 34 b Blackawton ^ New Barn Farm, Dartmouth Townstall (Sarah)
1901 @ 42 b Blackawton ^ Croters Hill, Dartmouth (Sarah A)
1911 housekeeper @ 49 b Burlston ^ 4 Galpin Cottages, Dartmouth (Sarah)
b 1862.2 Kingsbridge
dau Elizabeth Julia MITCHELMORE
b 1865.2 Kingsbridge
chr 28Apr1865 Strete
1871 @ 5 b Blackawton ^ Burleston village with parents (Bessie)
1881 general servant domestic @ 15 b Burlestone ^ Ridge Hill, Townstall (Elizabeth); head: James FRANCE, civil engineer
17May1883 unm @ 19: arrived New York from Liverpool aboard Wisconsin (Bessie)
m 1887.4 Stoke Damerel, William James TAMLYN
1891 @ 26 b Blackawton ^ Burelstone with mother (Bessie)
1901 @ 356 b Dartmouth ^ 20 Wakelin Road, West Ham (Elizabeth J TAMLIN)
1911 @ 44 b Blackawton ^ 52 Jefferson Road, Sheerness, Kent (Bessie)
dau Emma MITCHELMORE
b 1868.2 Kingsbridge
chr 24May1868 Strete
1871 @ 2 b Blackawton ^ Burleston village with parents
1881 farm servant (indoor) @ 13 b Blackawton ^ Fuge Farm; head: John BUCKPITT, farmer
1891 house maid domestic servant @ 21 b Burlestone ^ Royal Navy Hospital Haslar, Gosport, Hampshire
m 1897.3 Plymouth
m 31Jul1897 Plymouth Christ Church: James Edward SMALL, boiler maker @ 24 ^ 6 Eton Place, father George Jackson SMALL, engineer; Emma MITCHELMORE @ 22 ^ 6 Eton Place, father George MITCHELMORE, labourer
b 1871.2 Kingsbridge
b 1876.2 Kingsbridge
dau Amelia MITCHELMORE
b 1879.3 Kingsbridge
1881 scholar @ 1 b Blackawton ^ Slade, Blackawton
1891 scholar @ 11 b Blackawton ^ Burlstone, Blackawton with mother
1901 cook domestic @ 21 b Purlesham, Devon ^ St Georges Street, Dunster, Somerset (MICHELMORE); head: Charles Henry SHAW
m 1901.3 Williton [Somerset], James COURT
1911 @ 32 ^ Williton with husband
Generation 5
Family 0039
head William MITCHELMORE
chr 13Apr1834 Blackawton
1841 @ 7 b Devon ^ Burlstone, Blackawton with parents
1851 farm labourer @ 15 b Blackawton ^ Cotterbury Farm, Blackawton; servant to William ELLIS, farmer
1861 farm labourer @ 26 b Blackawton ^ Slade, Blackawton with parents
1861 Blackawton: 3rd banns read 20Oct for William MITCHELMORE and Elizabeth HOCKING
m 1861.4 Kingsbridge
m 1Nov1861 Blackawton: William MITCHELMORE, labourer ^ Barrelstone, father Thomas MITCHELMORE, labourer; Elizabeth HOCKING ^ Fuge, father John HOCKING, labourer; witness Thomas MITCHELMORE
1864 day labourer ^ East Down
1867-1869 labourer ^ Strawberry Vale, Stoke Fleming
1871 agricultural labourer @ 35 b Blackawton ^ Strawberry Valley, Stoke Fleming
1881 farm labourer @ 45 b Blackawton ^ Widewell, Blackawton (MICHELMORE)
1891 farm labourer @ 54 b Burelstone, Blackawton ^ Widewell, Blackawton
1901 agricultural labourer @ 66 b Blackawton ^ Widewell, Blackawton. Also in household: Edith, cook domestic
1911 agricultural farm labourer @ 76 b Burlstone ^ Embridge, Stoke Fleming
d 1916.1 Kingsbridge @ 81
sp Elizabeth HAWKINS
b 17Mar1839 Strete
chr 2Jun1839 Blackawton
m 1861.4 Kingsbridge (HOCKING)
m 1Nov1861 Blackawton (HOCKING)
1871 @ 25 b Street ^ Stoke Fleming
1881 @ 42 b Blackawton ^ Widewell, Blackawton
1891 @ 50 b Street, Blackawton ^ Widewell, Blackawton
1901 @ 63 b Blackawton ^ Widewell, Blackawton
1911 @ 73 b Strete ^ Embridge, Stoke Fleming
d 1912.3 Kingsbridge @ 73
b 1862.2 Kingsbridge
dau Mary Ann MITCHELMORE
b 1864.3 Kingsbridge (Mary)
chr 4Sep1864 Blackawton
1871 @ 6 b Street ^ Strawberry Valley, Stoke Fleming with parents
1881 housemaid @ 16 b Dartmouth ^ Widewell, Blackawton; head: Lewis P MADDEN
m 1890.1 Kingsbridge, William STEER
1891 @ 27 b Strete ^ Broadstone, Townstall, Dartmouth. Also in household: her brother Peter
1901 @ 37 b Blackawton ^ 3 Evelyn Terrace, Dartmouth (Mary)
1911 @ 47 b Dartmouth ^ Foss Street, Dartmouth (Mary)
b 1867.1 Kingsbridge
dau Elizabeth MITCHELMORE
b 1869.3 Kingsbridge
chr 5Sep1869 Stoke Fleming
1871 @ 1 b Stoke Fleming ^ Strawberry Valley, Stoke Fleming with parents
1881 @ 12 b Stoke Fleming ^ Widewell, Blackawton with parents (MICHELMORE)
1891 unm domestic servant @ 21 b Strawberry Valley ^ South Town, Dartmouth (Bessie); head: Edwin B DARWELL. Also in household: her sister Ellen (Nellie)
m 1893.4 Kingsbridge
m 25Dec1893 Strete: James SKENE, able seaman Royal Navy @ 39 ^ Street, Britannia Dartmouth, father William SKENE, dec.; Elizabeth MITCHELMORE @ 27 ^ Street, father William MITCHELMORE, labourer; witnesses [brother] Peter & [sister] Nellie MITCHELMORE
d 1894.4 Totnes @ 25 (Elizabeth Ann)
d 8Nov1894; bur Longcross Cemetery, Dartmouth (Bessie)
son John MITCHELMORE
b 1872.2 Kingsbridge
dau Ellen MITCHELMORE
b 1874.4 Kingsbridge
1881 scholar @ 6 b Blackawton ^ Widewell, Blackawton with parents (MICHELMORE)
1891 domestic servant @ 19 b Strete ^ South Town, Dartmouth (Nellie). Also in household: her sister Elizabeth
1901 parlour maid domestic @ 25 b Blackawton ^ Widewell, Blackawton with parents
1911 parlourmaid domestic @ 34 b Blackawton ^ 26 Cornwall Gardens, South Kensington (Nellie); head: William OWEN, retired civil engineer
m 1932.1 Wandsworth, William F H ROBERTS
1939 ^ Heston & Isleworth @ 65
d 1957.3 Uxbridge @ 83
dau Sarah Ann MITCHELMORE
b 1877.2 Kingsbridge
b 12Apr1877 Blackawton
chr 6May1877 Strete
1881 scholar @ 4 b Blackawton ^ Widewell, Blackawton with parents (Sarah MICHELMORE)
1891 @ 14 b Widewell, Blackawton ^ Widewell, Blackawton with parents (Sarah)
1901 @ 23 b Blackawton ^ Widewell, Blackawton with parents (Sarah)
m 1902.3 Kingsbridge (Sarah)
m 7Aug1902 Strete: John Henry PERRIN, labourer @ 24 ^ Strete, father John PERRIN, farmer; Sarah MITCHELMORE @ 25 ^ Widewell, Strete, father William MITCHELMORE, labourer; witness [brother] John MITCHELMORE
1911 @ 33 b Strete Blackawton ^ Embridge, Stoke Fleming (Annie)
b 1879.3 Kingsbridge
Generation 5
Family 2241
head William Laverance MAUCHEMORE
chr 4Dec1814 Dartmouth St Saviour
m1 22Dec1828 St John Anglican Cathedral, St John's NL: William MITCHELMORE of Dartmouth, British, OTP; Sarah MORRIS OTP; married in this town
1835-1839 @ 22 b Plymouth, seaman’s register ticket 12095: sailed on various vessels (W MUCHMORE)
2May1837 witnessed marriage between Thomas MORRIS and Mary HUDSON at St John Anglican Cathedral, St John's (William MITCHELMORE)
1838/1841 customer or employee of Alan Goodridge and Sons, fisheries supplier, Renews and Fermeuse NL (William MITCHELMORE)
m2 184x
14Aug1855 entered Royal Navy @ 43; served 31Jul1852-30Nov1861 (William MITCHELMORE)
1871 carpenter @ 58 b England ^ Shediac, Westmoreland NB (William MITHELMORE)
1871 carpenter, Irishtown, Westmoreland
sp1 Sarah MORRIS
(b 1811)
m 22Dec1828, St John Anglican Cathedral, St John's
d 28Feb1838 St John's @ 27
son William Thomas MITCHELMORE
b 16Jan1832
chr 25Mar1832 St John Anglican Cathedral, St John's
d 26Mar1833 St John's
dau Sarah Anne MITCHELMORE
b 26Oct1833
chr 1Dec1833 St John Anglican Cathedral, St John's
dau Mary Jane MITCHELMORE
b 8May1836
chr 5Jun1836 St John Anglican Cathedral, St John's
sp2 Frances THOMPSON
(b 1823) England
m 184x
1871 @ 47 b England ^ Shediac, Westmoreland (MITHELMORE)
d 14May1900; bur St John NB (Fanny MITCHELLMORE)
Generation 5
Family 0091
head Peter MUCHIMERE
b 26Dec1819 Dartmouth
chr 23Jan1820 Dartmouth St Saviour
1831 went to sea as boy (MUCHMORE)
1835-1836 @ 16 b Dartmouth, seaman’s register ticket ??8296: sailed on Rose (MICHELMORE)
1837-1839 @ 16 b Dartmouth, seaman’s register ticket 254143: sailed on various vessels (MUCHMORE)
m 1842.4 Totnes (MOUCHEMORE)
m 9Oct1842 Dartmouth St Saviour: Peter MOUCHEMORE, mariner, father [name illegible]; Ann Caroline LAWSON, father Peter LAWSON, sailor
1845-1847 ^ Dartmouth: seaman’s register ticket 204362: sailed in various vessels (MUCHIMORE)
1845-1854 ^ Dartmouth: seaman’s register ticket 218064
1849 mariner ^ Dartmouth St Saviour
sp Ann Caroline LAWSON
chr 3Nov1822 Dartmouth St Petrox
m1 1842.4 Totnes
m1 9Oct1842 Dartmouth St Saviour, MOUCHEMORE
m2 184x, Patrick CARRICK
1851 @ 30 b Dartmouth with mother Harriet LAWSON and second husband (Ann C)
dau Harriet Ann Lawson MUCHAMORE
b 1843.3 Totnes
b 29Jul1843
chr 1Jan1849 Dartmouth St Saviour
1851 scholar @ 8 b Dartmouth ^ Smith Street, Dartmouth St Saviour, with mother, stepfather and grandmother (Harriet MUCHEMORE)
m 1861 North Dublin, Edward PLUMRIDGE (Harriet A L MUCHMORE)
d 1873.3 Pancras @ 30 (Harriet Annie)
dau Caroline Eliza MOUCHEMORE
b 1848.2 Totnes
b 2Jun1848
chr 1Jan1849 Dartmouth St Saviour
d 1849.1 Totnes @ 8 [mo] (MITCHELMORE)
bur 18Feb1849 Dartmouth St Saviour @ 8 mo
It is not known why Peter had so many different register tickets.
Harriet was baptised at the same ceremony as her sister Caroline.
Generation 5
Family 0195
b 27Jun1825
chr 2Sep1827 Dartmouth St Saviour
1845-1854 ^ Dartmouth: seaman’s register ticket 227999 (John MOUCHMORE)
m1 1847.3 Liverpool (John)
m1 28Jul1847 St Peter, Liverpool: John MOUCHEMORE, mariner ^ Homley Street, Liverpool, father William MOUCHEMORE, mariner; Hannah HUTCHINSON, widow ^ William Street, Liverpool, father Thomas PERRY, labourer
13Apr1854 ^ Dartmouth: sailed on Anna Dorothea out of Liverpool (John MELCHMORE)
4Apr1857 Liverpool: issued statement that he would not be accountable for any future debts incurred by his wife Hannah
m2 1872.2 Liverpool (John MOUCHMORE)
1881 rigger @ 54 b Liverpool ^ 12 Wolfe Street, Toxteth Park, Lancashire (John MUCHMORE)
d 1885.1 Toxteth Park @ 60 (John MUCHMORE)
sp1 Hannah PERRY
(b 1828) Liverpool
m1 1844.3 Liverpool, Edward HUTCHINSON
m2 1847.3 Liverpool, MOUCHEMORE
m2 28Jul1847 Parish Church, Liverpool
1861 sailors wife, lodger @ 30 b Liverpool ^ 38 Lambert Street, Liverpool; head: Sarah WILLIAMS (MUCHMORE)
dau Eliza Lavrence MOUCHEMORE
b 1860.4 Liverpool
1861 lodger @ 6 mo b Liverpool ^ 38 Lambert Street, Liverpool with mother; head: Sarah WILLIAMS (Eliza MUCHMORE)
1871 boarder @ 6 [sic] b Liverpool ^ Grove Place, Kirkdale, Lancashire; head: Mary WILLIAMSON (Eliza MUCHMORE)
m 1880.4 West Derby, William SHIVERS [1881 printer] (Eliza MUCHMORE)
1881 @ 19 b Liverpool ^ 147 Rose Vale, Everton (Eliza)
dau Agnes MUCHEMORE
b 1868.3 West Derby
chr 26Jul1868 Everton (MOUCHEMORE)
d 1868.3 West Derby @ 0
sp2 Isabella EVANS
(b 1850) Liverpool
m 1872.2 Liverpool
1881 @ 34 b Liverpool ^ 12 Wolfe Street, Toxteth Park (Ize Bibia)
1901 general domestic servant, pauper @ 46 b Liverpool ^ Toxteth Park Workhouse, Smithdown Road, Toxteth Park (MUCHMORE)
d 1907.1 Toxteth Park @ 57
son William John MUCHMORE
b 1873.1 Liverpool
chr [16Mar1873] St Peter, Liverpool
d 1874.3 West Derby @ 19 [mo]
d 14Sep1874 @ 19 mo; bur Toxteth Park (William J)
dau Catherine MUCHMORE
chr 1885 Liverpool
d 1885.4 Liverpool @ 0
bur 18Dec1885 Walton Park @ 4 dy ^ Workhouse (MICHMORE)
Generation 5
Family 0172
head Daniel Laverance MOUCHEMORE
b 22May1827
chr [2Sep1827] Dartmouth St Petrox
1841 mariner @ 14 b Devon ^ Bears Cove Lane, Dartmouth St Petrox with parents (Daniel MUCHEMORE)
1843-1844 @ 16 b Dartmouth: sailed on Lewis and Camilla
1851 unm @ 23 b Dartmouth Devon ^ Liverpool, Scotland Ward, visitor to Robert PARKINSON, porter @ 35 (Daniel)
1857 witnessed statement made by his brother John at Liverpool
1858 ship letter waiting for him at Melbourne GPO (D W)
m 1870 VIC, "b Dartmouth" (Daniel White MONCHEMORE)
m 29Jun1870 Queenscliff VIC, MOURITZ
1887, 1891 his lease on a 20 perches [50 m2] fisherman's site at Queenscliff due for renewal (D W/D S)
d 1890 Queenscliff @ 62, "son of Wm Cole MOUCHEMORE and Grace Lawrence WHITE" (Danl)
d 22Dec1890 @ 62 (Daniel)
d 22Dec1889 @ 62; bur Queenscliff Methodist Cemetery (Daniel L)
sp Elizabeth Caroline MOURITZ
(b 1822)
b 182x Ireland, "daughter of David MOURITZ"
known as Caroline
m1 1Mar1843 St James Melbourne, Thomas Longridge WAYTH [d 1856]
m2 1870 VIC, MOUCHEMORE [also indexed as WAYTH]
m2 29Jun1870 Queenscliff
1903 home duties ^ Bridge Street, Queenscliff (Caroline)
d 1904 Queenscliff @ 82
d 15Oct1904 Queenscliff
d 15Oct1904 Bridge Street, Queenscliff @ 82, widow; bur Methodist Cemetery, Queenscliff (Caroline M B E)
b 26Dec1856 Mordialloc VIC
b 1858 Mordialloc
dau Eliza White MOUCHEMORE
b 1860 Mordialloc
m 1887 VIC, James Thomas FLATTEY
b 1862 Mordialloc VIC
b 1865 Queenscliff
dau Grace MOUCHEMORE
b 1867 Queenscliff
m 2Mar1889 St George, Queenscliff: Walter CRUMP @ 27 b Port Halbert, Gippsland, father Thomas CRUMP, mother Selina WHEELER; Grace MOUCHEMORE @ 21 b Queenscliff, father Daniel Lawrence MOUCHEMORE, mother Caroline MOURITZ
son Peter MOUCHEMORE
b 1870 Queensclifff
The newspaper death announcement states that Daniel was the husband of M MOUCHEMORE, but the reporter was obviously confused with his son Daniel.
Memorial to Daniel and Caroline
Daniel's children were all born before his marriage to Elizabeth, the first even while he was apparently still in England. Could they have been the offspring of an earlier marriage, possibly to a BROOKS?
Generation 5
Family 2501
head Charles MAUCHIMER
b 12Aug1822 Townstall, Dartmouth
chr 15Apr1827 Dartmouth St Clement
1841 apprentice carpenter @ 18 b Devon ^ Clarence St, Dartmouth with mother
m 1843.3 Exeter (MUTCHMORE)
m 14Aug1843 Exeter St Sidwell: Charles MUTCHMORE, joiner ^ Silver Place, father Peter MUTCHMORE, shipwright; Sarah LETHBRIDGE, servant ^ Silver Place, father William LETHBRIDGE, butcher
1850 carpenter ^ Hampden Street, Paddington
1851 carpenter @ 29 b Dartmouth ^ 46 Hampden Street, Paddington (C MITCHELMORE)
1853 ^ Princess Street, Marylebone
1861 carpenter & joiner @ 34 b Dartmouth ^ 1 Western Terrace, Kensington St Mary Abbots (MITCHELMORE)
1871 carpenter @ 46 b Dartmouth ^ 132 Portobello Road,Kensington (MITCHELMORE)
1881 joiner @ 54 b Dartmouth ^ 7 David Street, St Marylebone (MITCHELMORE). Also in household: his granddaughter Louisa 2439
d 1886.2 Kensington (MITCHELMORE)
d 1Apr1886 18 Buckingham Terrace, Notting Hill: carpenter & joiner formerly ^ 7 David Street, Baker Street; probate granted 20May1886 at the Principal Registry to Charles WATTS ^ 43 Crescent Mews, West Portland Place, Middlesex, builder, estate ₤353 4s 9d
sp Sarah LETHBRIDGE
(b 1824) Teignmouth
m 1843.3 Exeter
m 14Aug1843 Exeter St Sidwell
1851 @ 30 b Teymouth ^ 46 Hampden Street, Paddington (S)
1861 @ 36 b Teignmouth ^ 1 Western Terrace, Kensington St Mary Abbots
1871 @ 46 b Teignmouth ^ 132 Portobello Road,Kensington
1881 @ 59 b Teignmouth ^ 7 David Street, St Marylebone
d 1882.1 Marylebone @ 59
b 1845.1 St George Hanover Square
dau Sarah Susanna MITCHELMORE
b 1847.1 Westminster
b 9Feb1847 Knightsbridge
chr 29Dec1850 St Mary, Paddington Green (Sarah Susannah)
1851 @ 4 b Westminster ^ 46 Hampden Street, Paddington with parents (S S)
1861 servant @ 14 b Knightsbridge ^ Kensington St Mary Abbot (Sarah MICHEALMORE); head: [not stated]
m 1869.3 Kensington
m 6Jul1869 St Mark, Notting Hill: David LARKINS, greengrocer, widower ^ 11 Vernon Terrace, father William LARKINS, carpenter; Sarah Susannah MITCHELMORE ^ 11 Vernon Terrace, father Charles MITCHELMORE, carpenter
dau Mary Louisa MITCHELMORE
b 1850.1 Kensington
b 15Feb1850 Paddington
chr 29Dec1850 St Mary, Paddington Green
1851 @ 1 b Paddington ^ 46 Hampden Street, Paddington with parents (M S)
1861 @ 11 b Marylebone ^ 1 Western Terrace, Kensington St Mary Abbots with parents (Louisa)
1871 servant @ 22 b London ^ Randolph Road, Paddington (Louisa A MITCHMOOR); head: Samuel ELLIS
m 1877.3 Marylebone, Amos MALYON
m 26Jul1877 St Marylebone: Amos MALYAN, coachman, widower ^ St Marylebone, father James MALYAN (deceased), farm bailiff; Mary Louisa MITCHELMORE ^ St Marylebone, father Charles MITCHELMORE, joiner; witness [father] Charles MITCHELMORE
1881 @ 31 b Stretham [Streatham], Surrey ^ 8 Essex Street, Brighton (Mary L)
son William Peter MITCHELMORE
b 1851.3 Kensington
b 16Jun1851
chr 20Jul1851 St Mary, Paddington Green
d 1853.2 Marylebone @ 1
bur 10Apr1853 St Marylebone @ 2
dau Louisa Harriet MITCHELMORE
(b 1849) Marylebone
1861 @ 11 b Marylebone ^ 1 Western Terrace, Kensington St Mary Abbots (Louisa)
1871 servant @ 22 b London ^ Randolph Road, Paddington (Louisa A MITCHMOOR); head: Samuel ELLIS
dau Emily Jane MITCHELMORE
b 1854.1 Kensington
1861 @ 7 b Marylebone ^ 1 Western Terrace, Kensington St Mary Abbots with parents (Emily)
1871 dress maker @ 17 b Paddington ^ 132 Portobello Road, Kensington with parents (Emily)
m 1874.1 Marylebone, Robert GARNETT
m 6Jan1874 St Marylebone, Marylebone: Robert Henry GARNETT, joiner ^ St Marylebone, father Robert Henry GARNETT, tailor; Emily Jane MITCHELMORE, minor ^ St Marylebone, father Charles MITCHELMORE, joiner; by licence, witness [father] Charles MITCHELMORE
1881 @ 27 b Paddington ^ 72 Mayfield Road, London
In relation to average earnings, Charles's estate would have been equivalent to about £175,000 today.
Charles, Sarah and Mary were all baptised at the same ceremony.
Generation 6
Family 0038
b 1849.3 Kingsbridge
chr 26Aug1848 Strete
1851 @ 1 b Blackawton ^ Blackwill, Blackawton with parents
1861 scholar @ 11 ^ Buleston, Blackawton with parents
1872 Blackawton: 3rd banns read 3Nov for John Henry MITCHELMORE and Amelia WEYMOUTH ^ Stoke Fleming
m1 1872.4 Kingsbridge
m1 13Nov1872 Stoke Fleming: John Henry MITCHELMORE, mason ^ Blackawton, father John MITCHELMORE, mason; Amelia WEYMOUTH ^ Stoke Fleming, father Simon WEYMOUTH, labourer; witnesses Samuel WEYMOUTH, labourer
1871 unm mason @ 21 b Blackawton ^ Burlston, Blackawton
1878-1889 mason ^ Stoke Fleming (John)
1881 mason @ 31 b Blackawton ^ Holdsworths Cottages, Dartmouth Road, Stoke Fleming (John H)
1884, 1885 mason ^ Stoke Fleming
1891 mason @ 46 b Blackawton ^ Stoke Fleming village (J H)
1893 stone & marble mason ^ Stoke Fleming (J)
1901 mason stone @ 51 b Blackawton ^ Bowden, Stoke Fleming (John H)
m2 1908.1 Totnes
m2 22Jan1908 Dartmouth St Saviour: John Henry MITCHELMORE, widower, mason @ 58 ^ 4 Hillside Cottage, Stoke Fleming, father John MITCHELMORE (dec), mason; Sophia PEDRICK @ 38 ^ Dartmouth, father James PEDRICK (dec), miller; witness Edwin PEDRICK
d 1910.4 Kingsbridge @ 61
d 12Nov1910 @ 61; bur Stoke Fleming. Named on same memorial: his wife Amelia and his son John Henry
d 12Nov1910 Bowden, Stoke Fleming: probate granted 19Jan1911 London to [son] William MITCHELMORE, tailor, and Francis Cabel TEAGUE, esquire, estate £179 14s 9d
sp1 Amelia WEYMOUTH
chr 27Jul1845 Stoke Fleming
m 1872.4 Kingsbridge
m 13Nov1872 Stoke Fleming
1881 @ 35 b Stoke Fleming ^ Holdsworths Cottages, Dartmouth Road, Stoke Fleming
1891 @ 45 b Stoke Fleming ^ Stoke Fleming village
1901 @ 55 b Stoke Fleming ^ Bowden, Stoke Fleming
d 1902.2 Kingsbridge @ 56
d 27Apr1902 @ 57; bur Stoke Fleming
b 1873.4 Kingsbridge
son John Henry MITCHELMORE
b 1879.4 Kingsbridge
b 29Sep1879 Stoke Fleming
chr 2Nov1879 Stoke Fleming
1881 @ 1 b Stoke Fleming ^ Holdsworth Cottages, Dartmouth Road, Stoke Fleming (John H)
1891 scholar @ 11 b Stoke Fleming ^ Stoke Fleming village with parents (H J)
RN seaman
d 1897.4 Kingsbridge @ 18
d 2Dec1897 @ 18; bur Stoke Fleming
dau Alice Mary MITCHELMORE
b 1881.2 Kingsbridge
chr 3Jul1881 Stoke Fleming
1891 scholar @ 9 b Stoke Fleming ^ Stoke Fleming village with parents (Alice)
1901 @ 20 b Stoke Fleming ^ Stoke Fleming with sister Emma and her husband
m 1903.4 Newton Abbot
m 24Oct1903 St Mark, Torwood: Charles William BURN, coachman @ 26 ^ 15 Hilldrop Terrace, father James BURN, coachman (decd.); Alice Mary MITCHELMORE @ 23 ^ Rozel, father John Henry MITCHELMORE, mason; witness [father] John Henry MITCHELMORE
dau Mary Elizabeth MITCHELMORE
b 1882.4 Kingsbridge
chr 3Dec1882 Stoke Fleming
1891 scholar @ 8 b Stoke Fleming ^ East Allington, visiting Samuel and Maria KELLAND
1901 general servant @ 18 b [not stated] ^ Sherford; head: Charles JAWES
m 1905.2 Totnes
m 15Jun1905 St John, Paignton: Josiah Oakley PETHICK, gardener @ 26 ^ Blandford Road, Compton, Plymouth, father Josiah PETHICK, carpenter; Mary Elizabeth MITCHELMORE @ 22 ^ Templemore, Paignton, father John Henry MITCHELMORE, mason; witness [father] John Henry MITCHELMORE
dau Amelia Anne MITCHELMORE
b 1884.2 Kingsbridge
chr 1Jun1884 Stoke Fleming (Amelia Ann)
1891 scholar @ 6 b Stoke Fleming ^ Stoke Fleming village with parents (Annie)
1901 asst domestic @ 16 b Stoke Fleming ^ Bowden, Stoke Fleming with parents (Annie)
1911 dressmaker @ 26 b Stoke Fleming ^ Bowden, Stoke Fleming with stepmother (Annie)
m 1917.1 Kingsbridge, Ernest John LANG
son William Thomas MITCHELMORE
b 1885.4 Kingsbridge
chr 6Dec1885 Stoke Fleming
1891 scholar @ 5 b Stoke Fleming ^ Stoke Fleming village with parents (T W)
1901 @ 15 b Stoke Fleming ^ Bowden, Stoke Fleming with parents (William)
1911 tailor, boarder @ 25 b Stoke Fleming ^ 4 Underdale Cottage, Victoria Road, Dartmouth (Willianm); head: Harold BRYAN, letter deliverer
d 1938.4 Newton Abbot
d 3Oct1938 @ 53
d 3Oct1938 26 Abbotsbury Road, Newton Abbot: letter of administration granted 4Jan1939 London to [sister] Amelia Anne LANG (wife of Ernest John LANG), estate £102 10s 8d
sp2 Sophia PEDRICK
b 1871.2 Kingsbridge
m 1908.1 Totnes
m 22Jan1908 Dartmouth St Saviour
1911 housekeeper, widow @ 40 b Blackpool Mill, Stoke Fleming ^ Bowden, Stoke Fleming
d 1919.1 Totnes @ 47
Family memorial
Upper part: Amelia. Lower
part: John & his son John.
In relation to average earnings, John's estate would have been equivalent to about £650,000 today.
In relation to average earnings, William's estate would have been equivalent to about £14,000 today.
Generation 6
Family 0040
head William MITCHELMORE
b 1851.4 Kingsbridge
chr 2Nov1851 Strete
1861 scholar @ 9 ^ Burleston with parents
1871 unm mason @ 19 b Blackawton ^ Burlston Village with parents
m 1876.4 Kingsbridge
m 30Nov1876 Stoke Fleming: William MITCHELMORE, mason @ 25 ^ Stoke Fleming, father John MITCHELMORE, mason; Mary SHEPPERD @ 22 ^ Stoke Fleming, father Andrew SHEPHERD, labourer; witnesses [brother] John Henry & [sister] Sarah Jane MITCHELMORE, Sarah SHEPHERD
1881 mason @ 29 b Blackawton ^ Burelstone Farm, Blackawton
1881-1893 mason ^ Burlestone
1891 mason @ 38 ^ Burelstone, Blackawton
1894 ^ Burlestone
1901 stone mason @ 49 b Blackawton ^ Stoke Fleming
1911 stone mason @ 58 b Devon ^ Bowden, Stoke Fleming
1917 ^ Bowden, Dartmouth
d 1936.3 Kingsbridge @ 84
d 11Aug1936 Higher Bowden, Stoke Fleming: letter of administration granted 5Dec1936 Exeter to [daughter] Lilian Kate MITCHELMORE, estate £37 10s 8d
sp Mary SHEPHERD
b 1855.1 Kingsbridge
(b 1855) Malborough
m 1876.4 Kingsbridge (SHEPPERD)
m 30Nov1876 Stoke Fleming
1881 @ 26 b Malborough ^ Burelstone Farm, Blackawton
1891 @ 36 b Batson ^ Burelstone, Blackawton
1901 @ 46 b Malborough ^ Stoke Fleming
1911 @ 58 b Salcombe ^ Bowden, Stoke Fleming
d 1925.4 Kingsbridge @ 70
dau Edith Elizabeth MITCHELMORE
b 1877.4 Kingsbridge
chr 7Oct1877 Stoke Fleming
1881 @ 3 b Stoke Fleming ^ Slade, Blackawton (Edith E)
1891 general servant domestic @ 13 b Stoke Fleming ^ Strete Da Farm, Blackawton (Bessie); head: Frank LANG, farmer
1901 cook domestic servant @ 23 b Stoke Fleming ^ Penke, Blackawton (Edith E); head: William
m 1907.4 Kingsbridge
m 7Dec1907 Stoke Fleming: Francis Henry PALK, seaman RN @ 26 ^ HMS Indus, Plymouth, father William PALK, gamekeeper; Edith Elizabeth MITCHELMORE @ 30 ^ Stoke Fleming, father William MITCHELMORE, mason; witnesses [brother] William Henry MITCHELMORE, Harriett Please PALK
dau Annie Mary MITCHELMORE
b 1879.1 Kingsbridge
chr 16Mar1879 Stoke Fleming
1881 @ 2 b Stoke Fleming ^ Burelstone Farm, Blackawton with parents (Annie M)
1891 scholar @ 12 b Burelstone ^ Burelstone, Blackawton with parents (Annie M)
1901 unm bar assistant @ 22 b Stoke Fleming ^ Railway Hotel, St Laurence Lane, Ashburton with George THORNE, uncle of her aunt Jessie (Annie)
1911 waitress in hotel @ 30 b Stoke Fleming ^ Railway Inn & Hotel, Ashburton with her uncle Thomas
d 1965.3 Newton Abbot @ 86 (Annie M)
b 1881.1 Kingsbridge
b 1882.4 Kingsbridge
b 1884.4 Kingsbridge
b 1887.2 Kingsbridge
dau Lilian Kate MITCHELMORE
b 1890.3 Kingsbridge
b 25Jun1890 Blackawton
chr 24Aug1890 Strete
1891 @ 3 mo b Burelstone ^ Burelstone, Blackawton with parents (Lilian K)
1901 @ 10 b Blackawton ^ Stoke Fleming with parents (Lily K)
1911 dress maker @ 20 b Burlstone ^ Bowden, Stoke Fleming with parents
1939 @ 49 ^ Kingsbridge with her brother John
d 1961.4 Totnes @ 71
son Percy MITCHELMORE
b 1893.2 Kingsbridge
b 12Mar1893
chr 14May1893 Strete
d 1894.1 Kingsbridge @ 11 [mo]
d 8Mar1894 Burleston @ 11 mo; bur Strete
bur 14Mar1894 Strete @ 11 mo ^ Burlestone
Mary signed her name SHEPHERD in the marriage register.
William’s father John was also living at Burelstone Farm in 1881.
In relation to average earnings, William's estate would have been equivalent to about £7,000 today.
Generation 6
Family 1050
head Thomas Ferris MITCHELMORE
b 1862.1 Kingsbridge
chr 23Mar1862 Strete (Thomas)
1871 scholar @ 9 b Blackawton ^ Burlston Village with parents (Thos F)
1881 mason @ 19 b Blackawton ^ Burelstone Farm, Blackawton with parents (Thomas F)
5Mar1884 mason @ 19 yr 11 mo b Blackawton: enlisted in Royal Engineers as sapper 18671; promoted 14Aug1889 lance corporal, 5Mar1891 corporal; awarded Khedive's Bronze Star; transferred to Army Reserve 4Mar1891, discharged Chatham 4Mar1896, sober and steady
9Nov1885 sapper 18671, 10th Company, Royal Engineers: awarded War Medal with clasp for operations up the River Nile 1884-1885 (T F)
m 1889.1 Newton Abbot
m 17Feb1889 Ashburton: Thomas Ferris MITCHELMORE, Royal Engineer @ 25 ^ Antony, father John MITCHELMORE, mason; Jessie THORNE @ 25 ^ Ashburton, father George THORNE, publican; witness [aunt] Sarah Jane MITCHELMORE
1891 1st class Army Reserve Engineers @ 29 b Blackawton ^ Railway Hotel, Lawrence Lane, Ashburton with his wife's uncle [father?] George THORNE and George's wife Eliza (Thomas)
1901 supervisor of public works @ 39 b England ^ Temperance Hotel, Tobermory, Argyll, Scotland. Also in household: his niece Annie
1911 licensed victualler @ 49 b Blackawton ^ Railway Hotel, Ashburton. Also in household: his [wife's] aunt Eliza THORNE and his niece Annie
1914-1919 innkeeper ^ Railway Inn, St Lawrence Lane, Ashburton
1916 @ 54 b Burlestone ^ Railway Inn, Ashburton: enlisted in British Army as Private 34288, Royal Defence Corps, Territorial Forces
d 1927.1 Newton Abbot @ 64
d 28Feb1927 Ashburton ^ Railway Inn
sp Jessie THORNE
(b 1863) Chepstow, Monmouthshire
1881 general servant @ 19 b Gloucester ^ 4 Garsons Cottages, Ipsden, Oxfordshire with uncle George THORNE
m 1889.1 Newton Abbot
m 17Feb1889 Ashburton
1891 assistant hotel keeper @ 28 b Chepstow ^ Ashburton with uncle George THORNE
1901 married @ 37 b Gloucester ^ Railway Hotel, St Laurence Lane, Ashburton with uncle George THORNE
1911 @ 46 b Gloucester ^ Railway Hotel, Ashburton
1939 ^ Ravensbury, Warfleet Road, Dartmouth
1939 @ 73 ^ Ashburton
d 9Mar1943
dau Amy Francis Jane MITCHELMORE
b 1889.4 Newton Abbot
b 25Sep1889 Ashburton
1891 @ 1 b Ashburton ^ Railway Hotel, Lawrence Lane, Ashburton with uncle George THORNE (Amy)
1901 @ 11 b Ashburton ^ Railway Hotel, St Laurence Lane, Ashburton with uncle George THORNE (Amy)
Aug1908 appointed supplementary teacher in the infant department of Ashburton School (Amy)
1911 school teacher @ 21 b Ashburton ^ Railway Hotel, Ashburton with parents (Amy Francis)
m 1913.3 Newton Abbot, Harold O JONES
m 11Aug1913 St Andrew, Ashburton: Harold Octavious JONES, eighth son of the late Daniel Cripps JONES of Gloucester; Amy Frances Jane MITCHELMORE, only daughter of T F MITCHELMORE of Ashburton
d 1983.4 Newton Abbot
b 1892.4 Newton Abbot
Generation 6
Family 0229
b 1869.4 Kingsbridge (Blackawton)
b 1Nov1869
chr 21Nov1869 Strete
1871 @ 1 b Blackawton ^ Burlston Village with parents (Henry F)
1881 scholar @ 11 b Blackawton ^ Burelstone Farm, Blackawton with parents (Henry F)
1887 entry to Royal Navy
17May1898 able seaman 140233: awarded clasp to Ashanti medal 1887-1900 (H F)
1901 leading seaman @ 29 b Blackawton ^ HMS Pelonis, Gibraltar (Henry J). Also on this vessel: Johnn [Tree 11]
1911 petty officer 1st class @ 38 b Burleton ^ HMS Phaeton, Devonport
m 1912.2 Kingsbridge, WEAVER
1919 Petty Officer 140233: awarded 1914-15 Star and British War and Victory medals (Henry F)
d 1924.4 Kingsbridge @ 54
d 3Dec1924 @ 54, RN; bur Dodbrooke. Named on same memorial: his wife Elizabeth and granddaughter Shirley Anne
d 3Oct1924 62 Church Street, Kingsbridge: letter of administration granted 22Nov1924 London to Elizabeth Jane MITCHELMORE, widow, estate £974 2s 3d
sp Elizabeth J WEAVER
(b 1878)
m 1912.2 Kingsbridge
1937 ^ Ebrington Street, Kingsbridge (Mrs)
1939 @ 60 ^ Kingsbridge
d 1962.3 Kingsbridge @ 84
d 28Aug1962 @ 84; bur Dodbrooke
b 1913.1 Kingsbridge
The Royal Navy has Henry’s birth date as 15Sep1871.
In relation to average earnings, Henry's estate would have been equivalent to about £170,000 today.
Generation 6
Family 0904
head Roger MITCHELMORE
b 1870.3 Kingsbridge
1871 scholar [sic] @ 7 mo b Malborough ^ Higher Sewer, Malborough with parents (MICHILMORE)
1881 scholar @ 9 b Malborough ^ Malborough village with parents (MITCHAELMORE)
1891 solicitors clerk @ 20 b Malborough ^ Kiln Cottage, West Alvington with parents (MICHAELMORE)
1901 solicitors clerk @ 30 b Malborough ^ Market Street, Kingsbridge with mother
1902 baker ^ Church Street, Dodbrooke
1911 county court clerk @ 40 b Malborough ^ 20 Ebrington Street, Kingsbridge. Also in household: his mother Mary 0102
m1 1917.3 Kingsbridge, BROWN
1925 county clerk ^ 26 Ebrington Street, Kingsbridge
m2 1928.4 Kingsbridge, HANNAFORD
d 1939.1 Kingsbridge @ 68
d 24Jan1939 Kingsbridge ^ 20 Ebrington Street: clerk to the Commissioners of Taxes, deputy superintendant registrar for Kingsbridge; died after fall at his house 3 days earlier
d 24Jan1939 @ 68; bur Dodbrooke. Named on same memorial: his first wife Clara
d 24Jan1939 20 Ebrington Street, Kingsbridge: probate granted 10Jun1939 London to Agnes MITCHELMORE, widow, estate £683 4s 1d
sp1 Clara Martin BROWN
b 1866.3 Kingsbridge
m 1917.3 Kingsbridge (Clara M)
d 1925.1 Kingsbridge @ 58
d 19Mar1925 20 Ebrington Street, Kingsbridge (Clara M)
d 19Mar1925 @ 58; bur Dodbrooke (Clara M)
d 19Mar1925 26 Ebrington Street, Kingsbridge: wife of Roger MITCHELMORE; probate granted 23Sep1925 London to the said Roger MITCHELMORE, county clerk, estate £32 15s 8d
sp2 Agnes HANNAFORD
b 188x
m1 1928.4 Kingsbridge, MITCHELMORE
1939 @ 38 ^ Kingsbridge
1947 ^ 2 Embankment Road, Kingsbridge (Mrs A MITCHELMORE)
m2 1949.1 Kingsbridge, William FAULKNER
The 1902 directory entry is in error: It was Roger's sister Elizabeth who was the baker.
In relation to average earnings, Roger's estate would have been equivalent to about £90,000 today.
In relation to average earnings, Clara's estate would have been equivalent to about £6,000 today.
Generation 6
Family 1599
head Ellen MITCHELMORE
chr 16Nov1856 Strete
1861 @ 4 b Blackawton ^ Slade, Blackawton with parents (Ellin)
1871 general servant indoor @ 14 b Salcombe ^ Sweetston Farm, Blackawton; head: George HELLENS, farmer
m 1878.2 Kingsbridge
1881 @ 24 b Blackawton ^ Thorn Cottage, Slapton
1891 @ 34 b Strete ^ Strete
1911 @ 54 b Strete ^ Strete
d 1917.3 Kingsbridge @ 60
dau Emily MITCHELMORE
b 1876.1 Kingsbridge
b 9Jan1876
chr 27Feb1876 Strete
1881 @ 4 b Blackawton ^ Thorn Cottage, Slapton with mother and stepfather
1891 @ 15 b Strete ^ Strete (Emily FERRIS)
m 1898.3 Kingsbridge
m 20Jul1898 Strete: Harry MAJOR, groom @ 26 ^ Strete, father John MAJOR, labourer; Emily MITCHELMORE @ 22 ^ Strete, father [blank]; witnesses [stepfather] George Henry FERRIS, Lucie Jane Heath MAJOR
1901 cook domestic @ 28 b Teignmouth ^ Littleham
sp George Henry FERRIS
(b 1857) Strete
m 1878.2 Kingsbridge
1881 agricultural labourer @ 24 b Blackawton ^ Thorn Cottage, Slapton (George)
1891 farm labourer @ 35 b Strete ^ Strete
1911 @ 54 b Strete ^ Strete
d 1930.3 Kingsbridge @ 73
Generation 6
Family 0303
head William MITCHELMORE
b 1862.2 Kingsbridge
chr 15Jun1862 Strete
1871 scholar @ 8 b Blackawton ^ Burleston village with parents
?1881 farm servant indoors @ 18 b Blackawton ^ Grimpston Farm, Blackawton (William); head: Daniel SQUARE, farmer
?1881 farm servant indoors @ 18 b Blackawton ^ Strete Farm, Blackawton (Willm); head: Richard CARNE, farmer
m 1885.3 Kingsbridge
1886 labourer ^ Blackawton Village
1888 labourer ^ Strete
1891 farm labourer @ 28 b Burlestone, Blackawton ^ East Down, Blackawton
1901 ordinary agricultural labourer @ 38 b Blackawton ^ East Down, Blackawton (MICHELMORE). Also in household: his brother George
1911 agricultural farm labourer @ 48 b Strete ^ East Down, Blackawton. Also in household: his brother George, boarder
1928 farm labourer
1939 @ 77 ^ Kingsbridge
d 1942.4 Kingsbridge @ 80
d 3Oct1942 East Down @ 80 ^ Sunny Side
d 3Oct1942 East Down, Blackawton: probate granted 7Nov1942 Llandudno to Arthur MacKenzie DAVSON, solicitor, estate £235 16s 6d
sp Margaret Pitts BENNETT
b 1866.3 Kingsbridge
chr 15Jul1866 Blackawton (Margaret)
1881 @ 14 b Blackawton ^ Blackawton with parents
m 1885.3 Kingsbridge (Margaret)
1891 @24 b Blackawton ^ East Down, Blackawton (Margaret)
1901 @ 33 b Blackawton ^ East Down, Blackawton (Margaret)
1911 @ 48 b Blackawton ^ East Down, Blackawton (Margaret)
d 1928.3 Kingsbridge @ 62
d 4Jul1928: wife of William MITCHELMORE; letter of administration granted 15Sep1928 Exeter to the said William MITCHELMORE, farm labourer, estate £268 7s 8d
bur 7Jul1928 Strete @ 62 ^ East Down, Strete (Margaret Pitts [or Potts])
dau Rosina Florence MITCHELMORE
b 1886.1 Kingsbridge
chr 14Feb1886 Blackawton
1891 @ 5 b Blackawton ^ East Down, Blackawton (Florence)
1901 @ 15 b Blackawton ^ East Down, Blackawton (Rosie)
d 1904.3 Kingsbridge @ 18
d 30Aug1904 @ 18; bur Strete (Rosie)
bur 6Sep1904 Strete @ 18 ^ East Down, Strete
dau Susan Jane MITCHELMORE
b 1888.3 Kingsbridge
chr 1Jul1888 Strete
1891 @ 2 b East Down, Blackawton ^ East Down, Blackawton (Susan)
1901 @ 12 b Blackawton ^ East Down, Blackawton (Jane)
1911 @ 22 b Strete ^ East Down, Blackawton with parents (Jannie)
m 1917.2 Kingsbridge, George COCKRAM (Susan J)
William was baptised on the same day as his cousin William.
One of the 1881 records refers to William [Tree 09].
In relation to average earnings, William's estate would have been equivalent to about £25,000 today.
In relation to average earnings, Margaret's estate would have been equivalent to about £50,000 today.
Generation 6
Family 2018
b 1871.2 Kingsbridge
1881 scholar @ 9 b Blackawton ^ Slade, Blackawton
?1891 agricultural labourer @ 19 b Blackawton ^ 1 Victoria Street, Paignton (John MICHELMORE); head: Lawrence FOALE, butcher & farmer
?1891 farm servant @ 19 b Blackawton ^ Manor Farm, Abbotskerswell (MICHELMORE); head: John H BUCKPITT, farmer
m 189x
18Nov1891 butcher @ 18 yr 6 mo ^ Street: enlisted at Woolwich as Gunner 87524, Royal Artillery; served in South Africa 13Nov1899 to 2Oct1902, slightly wounded in left shoulder at Rooiwal 11 Apr 1902; transferred to Army Reserve 26Jun1903
1902 gunner 87524, 78th Battery, Royal Field Artillery: awarded King's and Queen's South Africa Medals with clasps (J/J H)
20May1904 labourer: charged at Newton Abbot with stealing various articles and food from Eli HODGE, farmer of Ipplepen, with whom he was living (John MICHELMORE)
1912 ^ 6 King Street, Exeter
1913 ^ Fairfields, Mary Tavy
6Aug1913 labourer of Mary Tavy: fined costs for stealing part of a soldier's equipment from the Camp, where he was employed
d 1936.2 Tavistock @ 64
bur 13Apr1936 Strete @ 64 ^ 38 Exeter Street, Tavistock
d 10Apr1936 38 Exeter Road, Tavistock: letter of administration granted 14Jul1936 London to [son] George William MITCHELMORE, butcher, and Alice Mabel SMITH, widow, estate £475 0s 0d
sp Violet ??
(b 1873)
m 189x
d 1936.2 Tavistock @ 63
d 4Apr1936 38 Exeter Street, Tavistock: wife of John Henry MITCHELMORE; letter of administration granted 23Jul1936 London to George William MITCHELMORE, butcher, and Alice Mabel SMITH, widow, estate £425
0s 0d
dau Alice Mabel MITCHELMORE
b 29May1904
27Jun1912: admitted to Standard I at Rack Street Central School, Exeter; previously at school in Plymouth, left 3Dec1912
20Jan1913 admitted to Mary Tavy County Primary School, previously at school in Exeter, left 6Jul1917
m 1924.3 Tavistock, William J D SMITH
Apr1936 widow: executor to the estates of her mother and father
son George William MITCHELMORE
b 1Oct1908
son Frederick John MITCHELMORE
b 7Mar1910
31Aug1914 admitted to Mary Tavy County Primary School; left 31Mar1924 (Fredk John)
1930 soldier 809459, Royal Artillery; transferred to RAOC 13 Apr 1944
d Sep1997 Plymouth
One of the 1891 records refers to John's cousin John.
In relation to average earnings, John's estate would have been equivalent to about £90,000 today and Violet's would have been equivalent to about £80,000.
Mary Tavy County Primary School has Alice's date of birth as 29May1905.
It appears that John did not register the birth of any of his children.
Generation 6
Family 2269
head George MITCHELMORE
b 1876.2. Kingsbridge
b 14Apr1876
chr 14May1876 Strete
1881 scholar @ 4 b Blackawton ^ Slade, Blackawton
1891 carpenter assistant, servant @ 14 ^ Coombe, Blackawton; head: Robert TUCKER, carpenter
1901 ordinary agricultural labourer @ 25 b Strete ^ East Down, Blackawton with brother William
1914 East Allington: 3rd banns read 12Apr for George MITCHELMORE, bachelor ^ Strete, Blackawton and Ann Amelia PITTS
m 1914.2 Kingsbridge, PITTS
m 22Apr1914 East Allington, PITTS
d 1939.1 Kingsbridge @ 62
d 9Jan1939 @ 62; bur Strete
bur 12Jan1939 Strete @ 62 ^ East Allington
sp Anna Amelia PITTS
b 1876.4 Kingsbridge
m 1914.2 Kingsbridge
m 22Apr1914 East Allington (Anna)
?1939 @ 63 ^ Kingsbridge; head William H LETHBRIDGE
d 1954.1 Totnes @ 77
d 2Mar1954 @ 77; bur Strete
In 1904, Anna Amelia was a witness to her brother Albert's marriage to Bessie [Tree 09] in East Allington.
Generation 6
Family 1766
head William MITCHELMORE
b 1862.2 Kingsbridge
chr 15Jun1862 Strete
1871 @ 9 b Street ^ Strawberry Valley, Stoke Fleming with parents
1901 unm electrical engineer @ 38 b Dartmouth ^ Sevenoaks, Kent, boarding with Martha BARBER
m 1903.2 Sevenoaks
m 14Apr1903 Register Office, Sevenoaks: William MITCHELMORE, electrical engineer @ 37 ^ Royal Crown Hotel, Sevenoaks, father William MITCHELMORE, farm steward; Emily Louisa HAYNES @ 28 ^ Royal Crown Hotel, Sevenoaks, father George HAYNES, coachman; witnesses Edith Maria & George HAYNES
1911 stationery engineman @ 46 b Blackawton ^ 51 Campana Road, Poole Park, Fulham
d 1936.4 Fulham @ 74
d 14Dec1936 63 Campara Road, Fulham: probate granted 16Jan1937 London to [son] William MITCHELMORE, engineers turner, estate £1332 9s 2d
sp Emily Louisa HAYNES
b 1875.3 Kensington (Emily Louise)
m 1903.2 Sevenoaks (HAINES)
m 14Apr1903 Register Office, Sevenoaks
1911 @ 36 b Paddington ^ 51 Campana Road, Poole Park, Fulham
1939 @ 64 ^ Wimbledon (Emilyn L)
d 1956.4 Surrey NE @ 81
son William MITCHELMORE
b 1903.4 Sevenoaks
b 1Sep1903
chr 15Nov1903 Sevenoaks
1911 @ 7 b Sevenoaks ^ 51 Campana Road, Poole Park, Fulham
1936 engineers turner
1939 @ 35 ^ Wimbledon with mother
d 1970.4 Merton
William was baptised on the same day as his cousin William.
In relation to average earnings, William's estate would have been equivalent to about £250,000 today.
Generation 6
Family 0434
head Peter MITCHELMORE
b 1867.1 Kingsbridge
chr 7Apr1867 Stoke Fleming (MICHELMORE)
1871 @ 4 b Stoke Fleming ^ Strawberry Valley, Stoke Fleming with parents
1881 servant @ 16 b Widewell ^ Blackawton; head: William J FOALE, butcher & farmer
1891 unm mason @ 24 b Strete ^ Broadstone, Townstall, Dartmouth, boarding with his sister Mary
m 1895.3 Bedwelty
m 19Sep1896 Bedwelty: Peter MITCHELMORE, stone mason @ 29 ^ 28th Row, Sirhuwy, father William MITCHELMORE, farm bailiff; Beatrice MORGAN @ 21 ^ 28th Row, Sirhowy, father Daniel MORGAN, deceased
1898 mason ^ Tredegar, Monmouthshire
1901 stone mason @ 35 b Strete ^ Broadstone, Dartmouth (MICHELMORE)
d 1902.1 Totnes @ 33
d 11Jan1902 @ 33; bur Dartmouth St Saviour at Longcross, "mason"
sp Beatrice Mary MORGAN
(b 1875) Tredegar, Monmouthshire
m1 1895.3 Bedwelty, MITCHELMORE
m1 19Sep1896 Bedwelty
1901 @ 26 b Tredegar ^ Broadstone, Dartmouth (Beatrice)
m2 1903.3 Newport, Monmouthshire, James JONES
m2 6Jul1903 Penmaen, Monmouthshire: James JONES, widower, engine driver aged 36, father James JONES, labourer; Beatrice Mary MITCHELMORE, widow aged 28, father Daniel MORGAN, deceased
1911 fruiterer @ 36 b Tredegar ^ 17 Morgan Street, Tredegar. Also in household: her sons Gus and Horace MELCHLEMOR
son William Daniel Gwyn MITCHELMORE
b 1896.3 Bedwelty (William Daniel G)
son Clifford Alexander MICHELMORE
b 1898.1 Bedwelty
Gus and Horace were Beatrice's children by her second husband. It is not known why they were given her previous surname in 1911 although Beatrice herself was listed as JONES.
Generation 6
Family 0270
head John MITCHELMORE
b 1872.2 Kingsbridge
chr 7Jul1872 Stoke Fleming
1881 scholar @ 9 b Stoke Fleming ^ Widewell, Blackawton with parents (MICHELMORE)
? 1891 farm servant @ 19 b Blackawton ^ Manor Farm, Abbotskerswell (MICHELMORE); head: John H BUCKPITT, farmer
?1891 agricultural labourer @ 19 b Blackawton ^ 1 Victoria Street, Paignton (John MICHELMORE); head: Lawrence FOALE, butcher & farmer
m 1899.1 Newton Abbot
m 18Feb1899 Ipplepen: John MICHELMORE, labourer @ 26 ^ Park Hill, Ipplepen, father William MITCHELMORE, farm labourer; Ellen Georgina WARD @ 21 ^ Park Hill, Ipplepen, father John WARD, quarryman; witness [aunt] Sarah MITCHELMORE
1901 horseman on farm @ 27 b Blackawton ^ Daignton, Ipplepen (MICHELMORE)
1905 labourer ^ Sonerdors? Cottages, Ipplepen
1911 general labourer @ 36 b Blackawton ^ Ipplepen
d 1934.4 Newton Abbot @ 62
sp Ellen Georgina WARD
b 1878.1 Newton Abbot (Ellen)
m 1899.1 Newton Abbot
m 18Feb1899 Ipplepen [indexed under Ellen and Ellen Georgina]
1901 @ 22 b Ipplepen ^ Daignton, Ipplepen (Ellen)
1911 @ 31 b Ipplepen ^ Ipplepen (Ellen Mary)
1939 @ 60 ^ Newton Abbot (Ellen G)
d 1951.2 Newton Abbot @ 73
dau Olive MITCHELMORE
b 1905.2 Newton Abbot
b 10Apr1905
chr 14May1905 Ipplepen
1911 @ 5 b Ipplepen ^ Ipplepen with parents
m 1929.4 Newton Abbot, Reginald E DAY
d 1985.2 Newton Abbot
One of the 1891 census records refers to John's cousin John.
Generation 6
Family 1853
head Robert MITCHELMORE
b 1879.3 Kingsbridge
b 19Jun1879 Blackawton
chr 3Aug1879 Strete
1881 @ 1 b Blackawton ^ Widewell, Blackawton with parents (MICHELMORE)
1891 @ 11 b Widewell, Blackawton ^ Widewell, Blackawton with parents
1901 groom domestic, servant @ 23 b Blackawton ^ Kenwyn, Cornwall (MICHELMORE); head: James Philip PAUL
13May1905 groom @ 26: departed Liverpool aboard Etruria for New York (Richd)
21May1905 arrived New York from Liverpool aboard Etruria, unm motor driver @ 26, visiting friend James PRINIS, Star City Hotel, New York
15Feb1908 coachman: arrived Liverpool aboard Celtic from New York
14May1908 unm coachman @ 29 b Dartmouth, father William MITCHELMORE ^ Embridge, Stoke Fleming, Dartmouth: arrived New York from Southampton aboard Adriatic, visiting friend John PASSMORE, 57 7th Avenue, Brooklyn
m 13Dec1913 Brooklyn NY: Robert MITCHELMORE @ 34; Alma RICHTER @ 24
1915 chauffeur @ 36 b England ^ 209 Kingston Avenue, Brooklyn
1917-1918 chauffeur ^ Battermans Park, Glen Cove NY: registered for WW1 draft (MITCHELMORE)
1920 chauffeur, private family @ 40 b England ^ Oyster Bay NY
1930 chauffeur, private residence @ 50 b England ^ Meadow Spring Colony, Glen Cove City NY, first married at age 34
1940 caretaker @ 60 b England ^ Glen Sant, Glen Cove NY
d 20May1958 Glen Cove; bur Gemota Rural Cemetery, East Northport NY
sp Alma RICHTER
b 30Jul1889
b 188x Germany
m 13Dec1913 Brooklyn
1915 housework @ 25 b Germany ^ 209 Kingston Avenue, Brooklyn
1920 @ 30 b Germany ^ Oyster Bay NY; both parents German, immigrated 1905
1930 @ 40 b Germany ^ Meadow Spring Colony, Glen Cove NY
1940 caretaker @ 50 b Germany ^ Glen Sant, Glen Cove
d Aug1978 Philadelphia PA @ 89
The US Military has Robert's birth date as 28Jun1879.
Generation 6
Family 0166
b 26Dec1856 Melbourne VIC
b 1856 Mordialloc VIC
known as Harry
1873 owned his first boat; coxswain of the Queenscliff lifeboat crew
m Jan-Jun1878 VIC: Henry Brooks MOUCHEMORE b Melbourne VIC; Mary Ann MAXSTEAD b Kensington VIC
m 24Jun1878 Queenscliff VIC
keen amateur boxer in his early days, interested in sport all his life
1883-1884 ^ Portland VIC (?)
Nov1884 entered two yachts in Portland Jubilee Regatta sailing races (H MUCHMORE)
Mar1885 ^ Portland, formerly ^ Queenscliff (?)
Oct1885 moved to Beachport SA (Mr MUCHMORE)
1Mar1888 leased 50 m2 of land at Queenscliff (H)
1890 transferred licence to land at Queenscliff to brother John (MOUCHMORE)
1896 moved to Albany WA
decision to move west was prompted by conditions in the Victorian fishing industry; brought two fishing boats as deck cargo (?)
20Nov1896 departed Albany aboard Marloo for Melbourne (H MOUCHMORE)
1896-1912 many local voyages (e.g., to Hopetoun) from Albany recorded (Mr HB/H/B)
8Feb1898 two of his yachts, Wild Flower and Azalea, won Albany Week yacht race (H)
16Nov1898 purchased a block of land in Esperance
1899 prospected for Philips River gold at Hopetoun and then for Fitzgerald River brown coal, without success
19Oct1899 departed Albany aboard Oruba for Melbourne (Mr)
1903, 1906 fisherman ^ Stirling Terrace, Albany
1905 purchased "Mouchemore's Cottage" at 1 Parade Street, Albany, now part of the Albany Museum
1908 retired from partnership of fishmongers (Smith Bros., Mouchemore & Gerdes)
Jan1910 founded Mouchemore & Co by taking over the firm of Reeve's Ltd
1910-1936 dealer ^ Parade Street, Albany
1912 applied for position as Inspector of Fisheries, Albany
1912-13 listed as an owner of land in Albany (H B)
1912-13, 1913-14 listed as a tenant in Albany rate collectors' book (H B)
1916 ^ 1 Parade Street, Albany: his grandson Raymond came to live with him
1924 ^ Narrogin WA [between Albany and Perth] (H B)
18Jan1935 with son Barney, caught four exceptionally large tuna fish at Albany (Harry)
d 1937 Plantagenet WA
d 28Feb1937 Albany @ 81; bur Memorial Park, Albany
2004 Mouchemore's cottage entered on WA heritage list. Assessment Documentation indicates that the cottage, built about 1850 to house whalers, had been in the possession of the MOUCHEMORE family from 1905 to 2001
sp Mary Ann MAXSTED
b 185x Kensington VIC
m Jan-Jun1878 VIC, "b Kensington VIC"
m 24Jun1878 Queenscliff
1896-1912 many local voyages from Albany recorded (Mrs HB/H/B)
1903, 1906 housewife ^ Stirling Terrace, Albany
1910 married ^ Grey Street, Albany (Marie)
1910-1937 married ^ Parade Street, Albany
1916 married ^ Williams Bay, Denmark WA
1939 ^ 1 Parade Street, Albany (Mrs M A)
d 1940 Plantagenet (Mary A)
d 1Jul1940 District Hospital, Albany (Ann/Marry Ann)
d 2Jul1940 @ 80; bur Memorial Park, Albany
son Philip Henry Brooks MOUCHEMORE
b 1879 Queenscliff
b 1880 Queenscliff
son Benjamin George Siward Brooks MOUCHEMORE
b 1881 Queenscliff
son Paul William Leslie Brooks MOUCHEMORE
b 1884 Queenscliff
dau Laura May MOUCHEMORE
b 1886 Queenscliff
b 25May1887 Portland
Oct1893 passed High 1st Class inspection examination at Queenscliff state school (Laura)
1896 moved to Albany WA with parents
m 1906 Plantagenet, Arthur V LANG
m 190x, A V LANG
dau Ruth MOUCHEMORE
b 1887 Queenscliff
Oct1893 passed 1st Class inspection examination at Queenscliff state school
1896 moved to Albany WA with parents
m 1910 Plantagenet, John W K HARRIS
m 10Jul1910 Albany, John Welstead Kent HARRIS
dau Dora MOUCHEMORE
b 1889 Queenscliff VIC
b 7Nov1889 Queenscliff
1896 moved to Albany WA with parents
m 1909 Plantagenet, Donald F MARTIN
dau Hester Grace MOUCHEMORE
b 1891 Queenscliff
b 14Oct1891 Queenscliff
d 1892 Toora VIC @ 10 mo
d 3Sep1892 Queenscliff
b 1893 Queenscliff
son Ulysses Brooks MOUCHEMORE
b 1894 Queenscliff (Ulysses)
b 11Oct1894 Queenscliff
d 1895 Queenscliffe @ 13 mo
bur 1895 Queenscliff
son Edward Charles MOUCHEMORE
b 21Aug1896 Queenscliff
known as Ted
1896 moved to Albany WA with parents
6Dec1906 in Class II at Albany Grammar School: won prizes at sports day (E)
6Oct1916 Blackboy Hill WA: unm labourer @ 20 yr 2 mo b Queenscliff, father Harry MOUCHEMORE, Parade St, Albany, enlisted in the First Australian Imperial Force, No. 6351, served 28th Btn, previously served 2 yr in AGA
29Dec1916 embarked Fremantle WA aboard HMAT A34 Persic
d 3Oct1918: private 6351 28th Btn Australian Infantry AIF @ 22; bur Bellicoutt British Cemetery, Aisne, France
memorial plaques at the State War Memorial, Mount Eliza, Perth WA, the Mount Clarence War Memorial, Albany, the Albany Memorial Walk and the Albany Town Memorial
Wild Flower in Albany harbour
Henry and Mary in front of "Mouchemore's cottage"
The date of this photograph is not known. A close-up of Henry and Mary is available here and a modern photograph of the cottage is available here.
Mouchemore & Co., located on York Street, Albany, engaged in plumbing, gasfitting, and tinsmithing, provided acetylene lighting, manufactured, sold bicycles, and dealt in general goods. In 1926, Mouchemore & Co. was purchased by Drew, Robinson & Co., and a garage was added. In 1931, the garage section was sold to John A BARNESBY and traded under the name Mouchemore-Barnesby Motors; the plumbing section continued under the old name of Mouchemore & Co.
Harry, Barney and three
very large tunas in 1935
Laura, Dora and Ruth
Ruth's husband was Albany Harbour Master until 1926, then Western Australian Chief Harbour Master until his death in 1931.
Edward in 1918
Generation 6
Family 0168
head Daniel MOUCHEMORE
b 1858 Mordialloc VIC
m Jan-Jun1880 VIC: Daniel MOUCHEMORE b Mordialloc; Mary CARVER b Drysdale VIC
m 3Apr1880 Drysdale
25Mar1886 helped save seaman swept overboard in heavy seas
23Jul1887 crew member of the Queenscliff lifeboat that rescued crew of the Gange (Daniel jnr)
1887, 1890 his lease on a 50 m2 fisherman's site at Queenscliff VIC due for renewal
19Oct1892 fishing aboard the Magic, attempted unsuccessfully to save fellow fisherman in trouble (D)
Mar1893 member of the Queenscliff Court of the Ancient Order of Foresters (Bro D)
29Dec1893 on crew of lifeboat that went to the aid of the Alert, which sank off Sorento (D)
1903 fisherman ^ Fish Street, Queenscliff
1909 fisherman ^ Bay Street, Queenscliff
d 1911 Geelong VIC @ 53, "son of David MOUCHEMORE & Carol MORITZ" (David)
d 4Nov1911 @ 52; bur Methodist Cemetery, Queenscliff. Also named on the same memorial: his wife Mary and grandson Norman GROVES
d 4Nov1911 Geelong VIC
d 1911 Queenscliff VIC
d 1911; bur Queenscliff. Also named on memorial: his wife Mary and grandson Norman GROVES [son of his daughter Catherine]
sp Mary CARVER
(b 1860) Drysdale
b 7Mar1860 Indented Head VIC
m Jan-Jun1880 VIC, "b Drysdale"
m 3Apr1880 Drysdale
1903 home duties ^ Fish Street, Queenscliff
1909-1924 home duties ^ Bay Street, Queenscliff
d 1928 Queenscliff @ 68, "parents Rich CARVER & Cath BARRY"
d 26Dec1928 @ 68; bur Methodist Cemetery, Queenscliff
d 26Dec1928 @ 69
dau Catherine MOUCHEMORE
b 1881 Queenscliff
known as Kitty
chr Apr1881 Drysdale (Keatie MOUCHMORE)
1903 home duties ^ Fish Street, Queenscliff with parents
m 1908 VIC, Alfred GROVES
m 1908 Queenscliff
d 1944 Fitzroy
dau Alice Mary MOUCHEMORE
b 1882 Queenscliff
Oct1893 passed 3rd Class inspection examination at Queenscliff state school (Alice)
m 1912 VIC, Alex BLENNERHASSETT
m 2Sep1913
d 26May1943
dau Ellen MOUCHEMORE
b 1885 Queenscliff (MONCHEMORE)
Oct1893 passed 2nd Class inspection examination at Queenscliff state school
m 1905 Queenscliff, Eardley John HOULDER
dau Olive Grace MOUCHEMORE
b 1887 Queenscliff
b [18Nov1887] Queenscliff
chr 8Jan1888 Drysdale (MOUCHMORE)
Oct1893 passed 1st Class inspection examination at Queenscliff state school (Olive)
1909 home duties ^ 9 Lyall Street, Hawthorn
1914 home duties ^ Hesse Street, Queenscliff
1914 home duties ^ Berean, Esplanade, Williamstown VIC
m 1914 VIC, Edward Randolph CONGDON
son Geoffrey Mouchemore CONGDON
b 13Sep1917 Melbourne, enlisted in RAAF in WW2
1943, 1949 labourer ^ 165 Aiken Street, Williamstown (Geoffrey Mouchmore)
1954 wool worker ^ 8 Vulcan Grove, Williamstown (Geoffrey Mouchmore)
d 1957 Williamstown @ 39
dau Hilda Jane MOUCHEMORE
b 4Sep1889 Queenscliff
1914 waitress ^ Hesse Street, Queenscliff
m 1914 VIC, John Thomas STAFFORD
d 20Jan1952 Williamstown VIC
dau Cissely MOUCHEMORE
b 1893 Queenscliff
chr 24Sep1893 Queenscliff (Cicely MUCHMORE)
m 1915 VIC, Harold Reginald FIRMINGER
b 20Dec1896 Queenscliff
Mouchemore Ave in St Leonard's VIC may have been named after Daniel.
Family memorial
Generation 6
Family 0169
head William Brooks MOUCHEMORE
b 22Jun1862 Mordialloc VIC
b 1862 Queenscliff VIC
m 1886 Queenscliff, MITCHELL
29Dec1893 on crew of lifeboat that went to the aid of the Alert, which sank off Sorento (W)
1887 his lease on a 50 m2 fisherman's site at Queenscliff due for renewal (W MOUCHMORE)
d 1895 Queenscliffe @ 33
d 9Mar1895 Salvation Army Queenscliff, "fisherman"
bur 2Jun1895 Methodist Cemetery, Queenscliff (William)
sp Mary MITCHELL
b 186x Enfield VIC
m1 1886 Queenscliff, MOUCHEMORE
1903 home duties ^ Beach Street, Queenscliff with son Percival
m2 1904 VIC: Fred WARDLEY; Mary MOUCHEMORE b Enfield
son Percival Ellington MOUCHEMORE
b 1887 Queenscliff
dau Miriam MOUCHEMORE
b 1891 Queenscliff
1914-1924 home duties ^ 171 Victoria Street, Brunswick VIC (Myra/Miriam)
1931-1954 ^ 143 Victoria Street, Brunswick (Myra)
1963 home duties ^ 50 McIndoe Parade, Mentone VIC (Myra)
d 1963 Melbourne VIC @ 72 (Myra)
bur 20Mar1963 Springvale Botanical Cemetery, Melbourne, cremated (Myra MOUCHMORE)
Generation 6
Family 0167
b 1865 Queenscliff VIC
m 1887 VIC, BARTON
m 188x Queenscliff
1890 took over licence to 50 m2 of land at Queenscliff from his brother Henry
1903, 1909 seaman ^ Symonds Street, Queenscliff (MOUCHMORE)
1914 ^ Raglan VIC (Capt Jn MOUCHMORE)
1914, 1919 soldier ^ Symonds Street, Queenscliff
1915-1916 captain of the military launch Mars (Capt/J/S M)
Mar1918 president, Protestant Federation
2May1918 won President’s Trophy at Queenscliff bowls club
1924 soldier ^ Mercer Street, Queenscliff
1931-1937 gardener ^ 24 Canterbury Street, Newmarket VIC (John)
1943 gardener ^ 26 Canterbury Street, Newmarket (John Whyett)
d 1945 VIC @ 79 b Flemington VIC (Jno Whyet)
d 19Aug1945 26 Canterbury Street, Flemington
bur 21Aug1945 Fawkner Memorial Park, Fawkner VIC (John Whyet). Named on same memorial: his wife Fanny
sp Fanny BARTON
b 1865 Portland VIC
m 1887 VIC
m 188x Queenscliff
1903-1919 home duties ^ Symonds Street, Queenscliff
1924 home duties ^ Mercer Street, Queenscliff
1931-1937 home duties ^ 24 Canterbury Street, Newmarket
1943 home duties ^ 26 Canterbury Street, Newmarket
d 1944 Flemington @ 78
d 11Sep1944 26 Canterbury Street, Flemington VIC
bur 13Sep1944 Fawkner Memorial Park, Fawkner
b 1887 Queenscliff
dau Gussy MOUCHEMORE
b 1889 Queenscliff VIC
m 1910 VIC, Julius Percival GORDON
John's brother Peter was also living at Raglan in 1914.
Fanny was a sister of John’s brother Peter’s wife Mary Elizabeth BARTON.
Generation 6
Family 0170
head Peter MOUCHEMORE
b 1870 Queenscliff VIC
dock or shipyard worker, crewed the Queenscliff lifeboat
1889 his lease on a 50 m2 fisherman's site at Queenscliff due for renewal (P)
m 27Jun1891 St George, Queenscliff: Peter MOUCHEMORE @ 21 b Queenscliff, parents Daniel MOUCHEMORE and Caroline MOURITZ; Mary Elizabeth BARTON @ 19 b Portland VIC, parents George Lafayette BARTON and Elizabeth FORDHAM
5Oct1891 gunner, Port Phillip Battery G A, Victorian Military Forces: dismissed for absence without leave (P)
29Dec1893 on crew of lifeboat that went to the aid of the Alert, which sank off Sorento VIC (P)
1903, 1906 fireman ^ Stirling Terrace, Albany with brother Henry
1909 fisherman ^ Hobson Street, Queenscliff
1914 fisherman ^ Queenscliff
1914 fisherman ^ Raglan VIC
Jan1917 ^ Port Melbourne
1919 seaman ^ 118 Farrell Street, Port Melbourne VIC
1919, 1924 motor driver ^ 26 Electra Street, Williamstown VIC
1931-1943 motor driver ^ 19 Electra Street, Williamstown
d 1946 Williamstown @ 74
d 20Mar1946 19 Electra Street, Williamstown @ 74
bur 21Mar1946 Williamstown
sp Mary Elizabeth BARTON
b 1871 Portland VIC
m 27Jun1891 St George, Queenscliff
25May1897 arrived Albany from Melbourne aboard Hubbuck with two children (Mrs MUCHMORE)
1909 home duties ^ Hobson Street, Queenscliff
1914 home duties ^ Queenscliff
1919 home duties ^ 118 Farrell Street, Port Melbourne
1919, 1924 home duties ^ 26 Electra Street, Williamstown
1931-1949 motor driver ^ 19 Electra Street, Williamstown
1949 home duties ^ 1 Clare Street, Kingsville VIC with son Arthur
d 1950 East Malvern VIC @ 76 (Mary Eliz)
d 3May1950, “late of Williamstown”
bur 3May1950 Williamstown
dau May MOUCHEMORE
b 1892 Queenscliff
d 1903 WA @ 11 (MOUCHERORE)
b 1894 Port Nepean VIC (Jno)
b 24Dec1899 Albany WA
dau Ethel Grace MOUCHEMORE
b 1903 Albany
d 1924 Williamstown @ 21
d Mar1924 26 Electra Street, Williamstown @ 21
bur 31Mar1924 Williamstown
son Arthur Lafayette MOUCHEMORE
b 5Mar1906 Albany
chd ? MOUCHEMORE
(b 1911)
bur 2Nov1911 Methodist Cemetery, Queenscliff @ 11 mo
son Laverance Peter MOUCHEMORE
b 8Apr1912 Queenscliff
Peter's brother John was also living at Raglan in 1914.
Mary was a sister of Peter's brother John's wife Fanny
Generation 6
Family 2439
head Charles Henry MITCHELMORE
b 1845.1 St George Hanover Square
b 7Jan1845 Pimlico
chr 29Dec1850 St Mary, Paddington Green
1851 @ 6 b Pimlico ^ 46 Hampden Street, Paddington with parents (C H)
1861 @ 15 b Pimlico ^ 1 Western Terrace, Kensington St Mary Abbots with parents (Charles)
1871 @ 24 b Pimlico ^ Kensington with parents (Charles)
m1 187x
1881 joiner @ 35 b Chelsea ^ 15 Monro Mews, Kensington (Charles H)
1883 carpenters labourer ^ 17 Munroe Mews, Kensington (Charles)
1891 widowed carpenter @ 43 b Devon ^ 18 Southam Street, Kensington (Charles)
m2 189x
1901 carpenter @ 59 b Chelsea ^ Hammersmith (Charles)
d 1905.2 Fulham @ 59
sp1 Lucy BUSBY
(b 1852) Chelsea
m 187x
1881 @ 28 b Chelsea ^ 15 Monro Mews, London
d 1889.4 Paddington @ 38
son Charles Frederick MITCHELMORE
(b 1871) Chelsea
dau Caroline Amelia MITCHIMORE
b 1872.3 Kensington
dau Sarah Louise MITCHELMORE
b 1874.1 Kensington (MITCHIMORE)
b 13Feb1874 Kensington
known as Louisa
1881 @ 6 b Middlesex ^ 7 David Street, London with grandfather Charles (Loueisa)
chr 7Feb1883 Christ Church, Notting Hill (Louisa Matilda MICHEMORE)
1891 @ 16 b Kensington ^ 18 Southam Street, Kensington with father (Louisa)
m 1899.3 Kensington, Joseph KEMP (Louisa MICHELMORE)
m 6Aug1899 St Clement, Notting Hill: Joseph KEMP, labourer @ 25 ^ 2 Bangor Street, father Joseph KEMP (deceased), gas fitter; Louisa MICHELMORE @ 25 ^ 37 Bangor Street, father Charles Henry MICHELMORE, carpenter; witnesses William & Harriet KEMP
1901 @ 27 b Nottinghill ^ Kensington with husband (Louisa). Also in household: her brother William
b 1877.3 Kensington (MITCHIMORE)
son George Lethbridge MITCHELMORE
b 1879.4 Kensington (Geo Lethbridge)
b 30Sep1879
1881 @ 1 b Chelsea ^ 15 Monro Mews, Kensington with parents (George L)
chr 7Feb1883 Christ Church, Notting Hill (George Liefbridge MICHEMORE)
1881 @ 1 b Chelsea ^ 15 Monro Mews, London with parents (George L)
d 1890.4 Kensington @ 11
dau Clara Florence MITCHELMORE
b 1882.2 Kensington
b 21Feb1881 Kensington
chr 7Feb1883 Christ Church, Notting Hill (MICHEMORE)
1891 scholar @ 8 b Kensington ^ 18 Southam Street, Kensington with father
1901 general servant domestic @ 20 b Bayswater ^ Hammersmith (Clara); head: Edwin KENDALL
m 1905.4 Fulham, William Horace NETHAWAY
1939 @ 56 ^ Ealing
son Frederick George MITCHELMORE
b 1885.1 Kensington
son William Henry MITCHELMORE
b 1886.4 Kensington
1891 @ 3 b Kensington ^ 18 Southam Street, Kensington with father
1901 fishmonger assistant @ 14 b Notting Hill ^ Kensington, boarding with sister Louisa and her husband (William)
1911 general labourer @ 24 b Westbourne Park ^ 72 Chesson Road, West Kensington with brother Joseph (William)
d 1933.2 St George Hanover Square @ 46
d 15Apr1933 St Georges Hospital, Westminster: ^ 20 Turneville Road, West Kensington; probate granted 5May1933 London to Thomas Henry MARSHALL, labourer, estate £1,353 0s 0d
dau Ada Torr MITCHELMORE
b 1889.2 Kensington
1891 @ 2 b Kensington ^ 18 Southam Street, Kensington with father
1901 at school @ 12 b Kensington ^ Kensington with father and stepmother Ellen (Ada)
m 1912.2 Fulham, Herbert F KING (Ada)
dau Amy MITCHELMORE
(b 1892) Paddington
1901 at school @ 8 b Paddington ^ Hammersmith with father and stepmother
sp2 Ellen ??
(b 1859) Paddington
m 189x
1901 @ 41 b Paddington ^ Hammersmith
Charles was baptised at the same ceremony as his sisters Mary and Sarah.
Louisa, Joseph, George and Clara were all baptised at the same ceremony.
In relation to average earnings, William's estate would have been equivalent to about £250,000 today.
Generation 7
Family 2041
b 1873.4 Kingsbridge
chr 2Nov1873 Stoke Fleming
1881 scholar @ 7 b Stoke Fleming ^ Holdsworths Cottages, Dartmouth Road, Stoke Fleming (Emma J)
1891 general servant @ 16 ^ Stoke Fleming village (Emma); head William FOALE, retired builder
1893 ^ 26 Wyndham Street East, Plymouth
m 1899.1 Kingsbridge, William BURGOYNE
m 11Mar1899 Stoke Fleming: William John BURGOYNE, labourer @ 24 ^ Norden, Stoke Fleming, father John Mumford BURGOYNE, farmer; Emma Jane MITCHELMORE @ 25 ^ Embridge, Stoke Fleming, father John Henry MITCHELMORE, mason; witnesses [father]John Henry MITCHELMORE, John Pitts BURGOYNE
1901 @ 27 b Stoke Fleming ^ Stoke Fleming (Emma)
1911 @ 37 b Stoke Fleming ^ Stoke Fleming (Emma)
1939 @ 64 ^ Kingsbridge
d 1959.1 Totnes @ 85 (Emma J)
son William Henry MITCHELMORE
b 1893.4 Plymouth
chr 3Sep1893 Plymouth St Peter
d 1894.1 Kingsbridge @ 5 [mo]
bur 7Mar1894 Strete @ 5 mo ^ Stoke Fleming
sp William John BURGOYNE
b 1874.2 Kingsbridge
m 1899.1 Kingsbridge
m 11Mar1899 Stoke Fleming
1901 thatcher @ 26 b Stoke Fleming ^ Stoke Fleming (William)
1911 thatcher @ 36 b Stoke Fleming ^ Stoke Fleming (William)
1939 @ 65 ^ Kingbridge (William J)
d 1945.2 Kingsbridge @ 70 (William J)
Generation 7
Family 0997
head William Henry MITCHELMORE
b 1881.1 Kingsbridge
b 3Mar1881
chr 19Apr1881 Strete
1881 @ 1 mo b Blackawton ^ Burelstone Farm, Blackawton
1891 scholar @ 10 b Burelstone ^ Burelstone, Blackawton with parents
1901 stone mason @ 20 b Blackawton ^ Stoke Fleming with parents (William)
1911 mason, charge labourer on farm @ 30 b Devon ^ Bowden, Stoke Fleming with parents
20Jan1917 unm stonemason @ 34 b Blackawton ^ Higher Bowden, Dartmouth: enlisted in British Army, sapper 233417 Inland Waterways Transport Corps
1919 awarded British War and Victory medals
m 1925.2 Gloucester (William H)
m 192x St James, Gloucester: William Henry MITCHELMORE; Elizabeth Harriett SMITH
1939 @ 58 ^ Kingsbridge (William)
d 1962.1 Newton Abbot @ 80 (William H)
sp Elizabeth Harriett SMITH
b 1889.1 St Olave
m 1925.2 Gloucester (Elizabeth H)
m 192x St James, Gloucester
1939 @ 50 ^ Kingsbridge (Elizabeth H)
d 1967.2 Honiton @ 77 (Elizabeth H)
Generation 7
Family 2240
head Albert Thomas MITCHELMORE
b 1882.4 Kingsbridge
chr 24Dec1882 Strete
1891 scholar @ 8 b Burelstone ^ Burelstone, Blackawton with parents
1901 carter for contractor @ 18 b Blackawton ^ Bowden, Stoke Fleming with parents (Albert)
m 1904.3 Kingsbridge (Albert T)
1911 charge labourer, horse man on farm @ 28 b Burlestone ^ East Down, Blackawton (Albert)
1939 @ 57 ^ Kingsbridg (Albert T)
d 1964.3 Kingsbridge @ 81 (Albert T)
d 9Sep1964 Strete
d 9Sep1964 @ 81; bur Strete
bur 12Sep1964 Strete ^ Downs View, Slapton (MICHELMORE)
sp Louisa Florence GILLARD
b 19May1883 Strete
m 1904.3 Kingsbridge
1911 @ 27 b North Mill, Strete ^ East Down, Blackawton (Louisa)
1939 @ 56 ^ Kingsbridge (Louisa F)
d 1949.4 Kingsbridge @ 66
d 9Sep1949
d 1Oct1949
dau Vera Florence MITCHELMORE
b 1904.4 Kingsbridge
b 15Oct1904
chr 18Dec1904 Strete
1911 @ 6 b East Down, Blackawton ^ East Down with parents (Vera)
m 1930.2 Kingsbridge, Edward C BICKFORD (Vera F)
son Arthur William MITCHELMORE
b 1907.1 Kingsbridge
dau Muriel Gwendoline MITCHELMORE
b 1909.3 Kingsbridge
b 5Jul1909
chr 26Sep1909 Strete
1911 @ 1 b East Down, Blackawton ^ East Down with parents (Quennie)
?m 1934.1 Totnes, Reginald G COAKER (Gwendoline M)
son Sidney John MITCHELMORE
b 1912.3 Kingsbridge
b 7Jun1912
chr 22Sep1912 Strete
d 1916.1 Kingsbridge @ 3
died of diphtheria
dau Beatrice Annie MITCHELMORE
b 1917.3 Kingsbridge
b 28Aug1917
b 28Aug1917 Stoke Fleming
1939 @ 28 ^ Kingsbridge (Beatrice)
m 1942.3 Kingsbridge, Horace W BOWLES
d 1977.3 Kingsbridge
Albert
Albert & Louisa
(taken in 1947)
Louisa’s younger sister Annie married Robert William Michelmore PERRING [Tree 900].
Generation 7
Family 0986
b 1884.4 Kingsbridge (John Henry)
chr 19Oct1884 Strete (MICHELMORE)
1891 scholar @ 6 b Burlestone ^ Burelstone, Blackawton with parents (John H)
1901 stone mason @ 16 b Blackawton ^ Stoke Fleming with parents (John)
1911 stone mason @ 26 d Burlstone ^ Bowden, Stoke Fleming with parents
m 1924.2 Kingsbridge, DAMERELL (John H)
1939 @ 55 ^ Kingsbridge (John H)
d 1949.4 Kingsbridge @ 65
sp Henrietta DAMERELL
(b 1888)
m 1924.2 Kingsbridge
1939 @ 51 ^ Kingsbridge (Hen?tta)
d 1968.2 Newton Abbot @ 80
Generation 7
Family 2193
head Sydney George MITCHELMORE
b 1887.2 Kingsbridge
b 31Mar1887
chr 29May1887 Strete (Sidney George MICHELMORE)
1891 scholar @ 4 b Burelstone ^ Burelstone, Blackawton with parents (Sydney G)
1901 labourer on farm @ 14 b Blackawton ^ Stoke Fleming with parents (Sidney)
1911 stone mason @ 24 b Devon ^ Bowden, Stoke Fleming with parents (Sidney George)
m 1929.1 Kingsbridge, LANG (Sydney G)
1939 @ 52 ^ Kingsbridge (Sidney G)
d 1975.3 Newton Abbot
sp Evelyn May LANG
b 13Jun1898
m 1929.1 Kingsbridge
1939 @ 41 ^ Kingsbridge (Evelyn M)
d 1977.4 Newton Abbot
Evelyn
Generation 7
Family 0852
b 1892.4 Newton Abbot
b 7Oct1892 Ashburton
1901 @ 8 b Ashburton ^ Railway Hotel, St Laurence Lane, Ashburton with uncle George THORNE (Arthur)
1911 apprentice, engineering iron foundry @ 18 b Ashburton ^ Railway Hotel, Ashburton with parents
8Jan1914 fitter: enlisted in Royal Navy as Armourer’s Crew, No. M699; promoted 12 Mar 1920 Ordinance Artificer 4, 17 Mar 1922 Ordinance Artificer 3, 1 Mar 1926 Ordinance Artificer 2
1919 armourer’s crew M6999, HMS Sandhurst: awarded 1914-15 Star and British War and Victory medals (Arthur H)
m1 1923.4 Southwark, YOUNG (Alfred H)
27Mar1929 HMS Vivid: awarded Long Service & Good Conduct Medal
m2 1959.4 Totnes, SHAW
d 1969.1 Torbay @ 76
sp1 Annie YOUNG
(b 1893)
m 1923.4 Southwark
1939 @ 45 ^ Torquay
d 1957.3 Newton Abbot @ 64
b 1924.1 Newton Abbot [twin]
son Arthur Thomas MITCHELMORE
b 23Mar1924 [twin]
d 23Mar1924, “stillborn”
sp2 Lily SHAW
(b 1903)
1939 @ 36 ^ Chorley, Lancashire
m 1959.4 Totnes
d 1969.1 Torbay @ 76
One of the ages in Lily's records must be incorrect.
Generation 7
Family 1541
head Charles Henry MITCHELMORE
b 1913.1 Kingsbridge
b 16Feb1913
m 1937.2 Kingsbridge, MARSHALL (Charles H)
m 10May1937 Dodbrooke: Charles Henry MITCHELMORE, only son of Mrs MITCHELMORE and the late Mr MITCHELMORE RN ^ Ebrington Street, Kingsbridge; Gwendoline Mary MARSHALL, elder daughter of Mr & Mrs G MARSHALL ^ Rock Park Crescent, Kingsbridge
d Jun1990 Kingsbridge
sp Gwendoline Mary MARSHALL
b 6Jun1914
m 1937.2 Kingsbridge (Gwendoline M)
m 10May1937 Dodbrooke
1939 @ 25 ^ Kingsbridge with mother-in-law Elizabeth
d 1982.1 Kingsbridge
dau Shirley Ann MITCHELMORE
b 1943.2 Kingsbridge
m 1960.3 Kingsbridge, Michael F DORNOM
d 9Feb1974: bur Dodbrooke. Named on same memorial: her grandparents Henry and Elizabeth
Generation 7
Family 1549
head George William MITCHELMORE
b 1Oct1908
22Apr1913 admitted to Mary Tavy County Primary School, left 21Dec1922 (George Wm)
Apr1936 butcher: executor to the estates of her mother and father
m 1936.3 Tavistock (George W)
1939 @ 31 ^ Tavistock (George W)
1943 ^ Ambleton, Uplands, Tavistock
d May1984 Harrow
sp Elsie May SCOTT
b 23Mar1910
1911 @ 2 b Plymouth ^ Stoke, Devonport (Elsie)
m 1936.3 Tavistock (Elsie M)
1939 @ 29 ^ Tavistock (Elsie M)
d Jun1997 Brent
Generation 7
Family 1387
head William Daniel Gwyn MITCHELMORE
b 1896.3 Bedwelty
chr 20Sep1896 Tredegar, Monmouthshire
known as Gwyn
1901 @ 4 b Tredegar, Monmouthshire ^ Broadstone, Dartmouth with parents (Gorwyn)
1911 wagon carpenter, Tredegar Iron Co @ 14 b Tredegar ^ 17 Morgan Street, Tredegar with mother (Gwyn MITCHLEMORE)
employed by Tredeger Oil & Coke Co (Gwyn)
3Oct1914 ^ 17 Morgan Street, Tredeger: enlisted in British Army: 2505 Monmouthshire Regiment, Territorial Force, then sapper 178886 Railway Operating Division, Royal Engineers (Gwyn)
1914-18 sapper 257626 Royal Engineers, 290514 Monmouthshire Regiment, 178886 Royal Engineers (Gwyn)
1919 awarded British War and Victory medals (Gwyn)
m 1932.2 Bedwelty, PARKER (William D G)
d 1937.2 Cardiff
sp Phyllis PARKER
b 30May1910
m1 1932.2 Bedwelty, MITCHELMORE
m2 1937.4 Bristol, Frederick L BALL
1939 @ 29 ^ Bristol
d 1985.1 Bristol
Generation 7
Family 0984
head Clifford Alexander MICHELMORE
b 1898.1 Bedwelty
chr 16Mar1898 Tredegar, Monmouthshire
1901 @ 3 b Tredegar, Monmouthshire ^ Broadstone, Dartmouth with parents (Clifford)
1911 wagon painter, Tredegar Iron Co @ 13 b Tredegar ^ 17 Morgan Street, Tredegar with mother (Clifford MITCHLEMORE)
m 1941.2 Abergavenny (Clifford A MEITCHELMORE)
d 1941.3 Bedwelty @ 42
d 21Jun1941 Tredegar Park Cottage Hospital, Tredegar: ^ Oakleigh, Yorke Terrace, Tredegar; letter of administration granted 27Feb1943 Llandaff to Doris Ann MITCHELMORE, widow, estate £722 1s 5d (MITCHELMORE)
sp Doris Anne THOMAS
b 1907.3 Merthyr Tydfil
1939 @ 32 ^ Tredegar (Doris A)
m 1941.2 Abergavenny (Doris A)
In relation to average earnings, Clifford's estate would have been equivalent to about £90,000 today.
Generation 7
Family 1229
head Philip Henry Brooks MOUCHEMORE
b 4Mar1879 Queenscliff VIC
1896 moved to Albany WA with parents
1903, 1910 miner ^ Kundip WA (Phillip)
1909 played in or umpired several football matches in Albany
1910 miner ^ Ravensthorpe WA (Phillip)
m 9Apr1913 Baptist Church, Yorketown SA: Philip Henry Brooks MOUCHEMORE, labourer @ 34 b Queenscliff VIC ^ Honiton SA, father Henery Brooks MOUCHEMORE; Jane Elizabeth MICHELMORE, domestic duties @ 21 b Minlaton SA, father Philip Simons MICHELMORE
m 9Apr1913 Baptist Church, Yorketown: P H B MUNCHEMORE ^ Albany WA; J E MICHELMORE, eldest daughter of P S MICHELMORE ^ Honiton; to reside in the West
1916 fisherman @ 37 ^ Parade Street, Albany WA
1916 fisherman ^ Parade Street, Albany (Philip Henry)
1925 fisherman ^ Dundas Street, Albany (Philip Henry)
19Apr1928 appointed trainer for West Albany Football Club (P)
1931-1949 fisherman ^ South Street, Albany (Phillip Henry)
d 1952 Plantagenet WA (Philip H B)
d 14May1952 Parade Street, Albany @ 73 (Philip)
d 14May1952 @ 73; bur Memorial Park, Albany (Philip Henry B). Also named: his wife Jane
sp Jane Elizabeth MICHELMORE [Tree 18]
b 8Jan1893 Minlaton SA
?18Dec1905 broke arm when thrown from horse (child)
m 9Apr1913 Yorketown SA
1916 married ^ Parade Street, Albany
1925 home duties ^ Dundas Street, Albany
1931-1954 home duties ^ 58 South Street, Albany
1958-1963 home duties ^ 1 Parade Street, Albany
d 1967 Plantagenet @ 75
d 3Jul1967 Regional Hospital, Albany ^ Camfield Street, Albany; offspring
2m, 2f
bur 5Jul1967 Allambie Park Cemetery, Albany WA
b 3Sep1913 Albany WA
b 17Nov1916 Parade Street, Albany
dau Vera MOUCHEMORE
b 17Nov1916 Parade Street, Albany [twin]
b 1916 Plantagenet WA
8Mar1939 engagement to Bernard CURRAN announced
m 1940 Plantagenet WA, Bernard CURRAN
m 23Mar1940 Presbyterian Church, Albany (Vera BROOKS-MOUCHEMORE)
Philip and his brother Barnard lived at South Street, Albany, for many years.
The 1905 record may refer to Jane's brother Philip [Tree 18].
Generation 7
Family 1161
b 1880 Queenscliff VIC
b 13Jul1881 Queenscliffe
known as Rose
Oct1893 passed 3rd Class inspection examination at Queenscliff state school (Rose)
1896 moved to Albany WA with parents
1903, 1906 home duties ^ 48 King Street, Boulder WA
m 1909 East Coolgardie WA, O'DONNELL
1918 ^ Boulder Road, Kalgoorlie WA (Mrs S)
dau Linda May MOUCHEMORE
b 1904 Coolgardie
m 1930 Fremantle WA (Linda M)
m 1930 Fremantle, George Edmund NENER
son William MOUCHEMORE
b 1906 East Coolgardie WA
son Phillip F MOUCHEMORE
b 1908 East Coolgardie WA
sp Stephen O'DONNELL
b 188x
m 1909 East Coolgardie WA
Generation 7
Family 1227
head Benjamin George Siward Brooks MOUCHEMORE
b 1881 Queenscliff VIC
b 7Nov1882 Geelong VIC
known as Ben
Oct1893 passed 3rd Class inspection examination at Queenscliff state school (B)
1896 moved to Albany WA with parents
1903, 1906 fisherman ^ Stirling Terrace, Albany WA with parents (Benjamin G)
1909-1923 played football for various Albany clubs (B)
1910 farmer ^ Denmark WA (Benjamin George)
1916 motor service ^ Busselton WA
5Oct1916 Geelong VIC: unm motor mechanic @ 34 b Geelong ^ Busselton WA, father Henry Brooks MOUCHEMORE, Albany, enlisted in Australian Imperial Force, Service No. 13446
Sep1917 severely wounded in action
20Dec1917 returned to Australia: driver, 5th A A Sub Pk
m 1921 Plantagenet WA
1925 motor mechanic ^ St Werburgh’s Lane, Albany
1925 sales assistant ^ 87 Landsdowne Road, South Perth WA
19Apr1928 appointed trainer for West Albany Football Club (B)
31Oct1931 ^ 22 Lansdowne Road, South Perth: collided with another car while backing out of a bush track onto Fremantle Road, wife Erna injured (Benjamin Brooks)
long time member of the Albany Volunteer Fire Brigade
1935-36 mixed business ^ 28 Loma Street, Cottesloe WA (Benj B)
1936 storekeeper ^ 26 Warnham Road, Cottesloe
1937 mechanic ^ 3 Athelstan Street, Cottesloe
1939 ^ 3 Athelstan Street, Cottesloe (Benj)
1943 packer ^ 81 Shenton Road, Claremont WA
1944 ^ 81 Shenton Road, Swanbourne WA
1949, 1954 retired ^ 22 Landsdowne Road, South Perth
d 1954 Perth @ 72
d 5May1954 @ 72 (Ben)
d 5May1954 South Perth @ 72; bur Wesleyan Cemetery, Karrakatta WA. Named on same memorial: his wife Erna and son Ashton
sp Erna Freda Marie May Violet TESCHNER
b 3Oct1899 Albany
m 1921 Plantagenet
1925 home duties ^ St Werburgh’s Lane, Albany
1925 home duties ^ 87 Landsdowne Road, South Perth
1936 shopkeeper ^ 28 Loma Street, Cottesloe
1Jul1936 elected treasurer of the Cottesloe RSL Auxilliary (Mrs B)
1937 home duties ^ 3 Athelstan Street, Cottesloe
1943 home duties ^ 81 Shenton Road, Claremont
1949-1972 home duties ^ 22 Landsdowne Road, South Perth
1977, 1980 secretary ^ John Wesley House, Rowethorpe Nursing Centre, Bentley WA (MOUNCHEMORE)
d 25Jul1982 Bentley @ 82; bur Wesleyan Cemetery Karrakatta
son Ashton Benjamin Brooks MOUCHEMORE
b 1927 Perth WA
b 26May192x
d 1944 Fremantle
d 29Feb1944 Fremantle Hospital @ 16, as a result of a road accident in Swanbourne (Ashton)
29Mar1944 coroner recorded verdict of accidental death, other driver exonerated
bur 29Feb1944, Wesleyan Cemetery, Karrakatta @ 16 ^ Swanbourne
Generation 7
Family 1252
head Paul William Leslie Brooks MOUCHEMORE
b 1884 Queenscliff VIC
b 6Dec1883 Queenscliff
Oct1893 passed 2nd Class inspection examination at Queenscliff state school (Paul)
1896 moved to Albany WA with parents
m 1908 Plantagenet WA, CLAPP (Paul W B)
1910, 1914 farmer ^ Denmark WA (P/Paul William)
d 1914 Plantagenet
d 7Nov1914 Denmark @ 25, killed in accident at blasting site at William Bay
d 9Nov1914 @ 29; bur Denmark (Paul William Brooks)
sp Estelle Thurza CLAPP
(b 1882), "daughter of Benjamin and Thurza"
m 1908 Plantagenet (Estelle T)
1910 married ^ Denmark, Albany
1915 claimed compensation from Ernest E LIGHT for loss due to accidental death of her husband
1916 married ^ Kent Road, Denmark (MOUCHMORE)
1916 ^ 29 Richmond Street, Leederville; also in household: her mother Thurza
1917-1920 trained as a nurse in Perth
1925 nurse ^ 20 Francis Street, North Perth WA
1925 nurse ^ 9 Mount Street, Perth
1931 nurse ^ 25 Richardson Street, West Perth
1935-36 ^ 29 Richmond Street, Leederville, Perth (Mrs E T)
1936-1963 nurse ^ 29 Richmond Street, Leederville
d 1966 Perth @ 84
d 28Nov1966 North Perth @ 84; bur Wesleyan Cemetery, Karrakatta WA
son Raymond William Brooks MOUCHEMORE
b 1911 Plantagenet WA (Raymond W B)
Generation 7
Family 2044
head Barnard Brooks MOUCHEMORE
b 1893 Queenscliff VIC
b 5Mar1893 Queenscliff
known as Barney
1896 moved to Albany WA with parents
1904-1921 raced yachts Wildflower and Wild Wave in Albany regattas (B)
6Dec1906 in Class IV at Albany Grammar School: won prizes at sports day (B)
1916-1936 fisherman ^ Parade Street, Albany WA
1918-1923 played football for various Albany clubs (B/Barney)
1Jun1918 played football for Albany Young Men's Social Club against Katanning (B)
4Sep1918 elected to committee of Albany Young Men's Club (B)
1919-1921 chairman, Albany RSL (B B)
1920-1922 member, Albany Municipal Council (B B)
1922-1924 butcher ^ top of York Street, Albany (B B)
1924 butcher ^ Albany (B B)
m 1927 Plantagenet, KITSON
21Oct1934 played cricket in a team of Albany fishermen (Barney)
18Jan1935 with father Harry, caught four large tuna fish at Albany (Barney)
1935-36 fisherman ^ Albany (B B)
1937-1954 fisherman ^ 58 South Street, Albany
13Sep1943 rescued boy from drowning off Albany beach (Barnard)
1943 applied for patent for a "parachute to give quick descent and checked landing for use by paratroops etc." (B B)
1958-1968 fisherman ^ 37 Festing Street, Albany
d 1971 Plantagenet @ 78
d 5Nov1971 @ 78, "unexpectedly at his home in Festing Street" (Barney)
bur 6Nov1971 Allambie Park, Albany "b 1927, father of Alison and Ted"
sp Mary Agnes KITSON
b 189x
m 1927 Plantagenet
1931-1954 married ^ South Street, Albany
1958-1980 home duties ^ 37 Festing Street, Albany
d 27Jul1985; bur Allambie Park, Albany, "b 1889, mother of Alison and Ted"
dau Alician M MOUCHEMORE
b 1927 Plantagenet WA
b 9Dec1927
known as Alison
20Jun1940 won fancy dress prize at Children’s Ball in Albany (Alison)
22Nov1946 danced in revue entertainment at the Albany Town Hall (Alison)
1Apr1948 played badminton for Albany Badminton Club (Miss A)
6Apr1948 her unmarried female friends held a kitchen tea for her (Alison)
m 1948 Plantagenet, Jerry G ENRIGHT
m 10Apr1948 St Joseph, Albany, Jerry Gordon ENRIGHT
d 11Nov2012 St John of God Hospice, Murdoch WA (Alison (Alician))
b 193x
A photo of Barnard, Harry and three of the 1935 tunas is available here.
Barnard and his brother Philip lived at South Street, Albany for many years.
Alison was formerly believed to be a daughter of Philip.
Generation 7
Family 0171
b 1896 Queenscliff VIC
b 20Oct1896 Queenscliff
chr 21Dec1896 Queenscliff
1914 junior supervisor and guardian, Queenscliffe Pilot Tent, Independent Order of Rechabites (Bro W)
17Jun1915 his fishing boat escorted back to shore in heavy seas by the military launch Mars under Capt MOUCHEMORE (W)
Jun1917 member of Queenscliff Fire Brigade (W)
1919 fisherman ^ Bay Street, Queenscliff with parents
m 1921 VIC, ELDRED
1924-1954 fisherman ^ Tecoma, Hobson Street, Queenscliff
20Sep1933 - 10Jul1935 gunner, 6 Hy Bde RAA
6Mar1939 Williamstown VIC: enlisted in Army Militia Volunteers for 3 yr term: light house attendant ^ Hobsons St, Queenscliff, next of kin Mrs W H MOUCHEMORE
8Feb1941 coxswain of the Queenscliff lifeboat: recommended for recognition by the Royal Humane Society for rescue of passengers and crew of the Orungal (W H)
1960 asst lighthouse keeper ^ 18 Hobson Street, Queenscliff VIC
d 20Apr1960
d 30Apr1960
d 1960 Geelong VIC @ 64
d 20Apr1960 18 Hobson Street, Queenscliff @ 63; bur Roman Catholic Cemetery, Queenscliff, "assistant lighthouse keeper". Also named on memorial: his wife Mary
d 30Apr1960 Queenscliff: light-house keeper; probate granted 15Sep1960 VIC
sp Mary Monica ELDRED
(b 1901)
m 1921 VIC (Mollie)
1924-1968 home duties ^ Tecoma, Hobson Street, Queenscliff
d 1979 Geelong VIC @ 78
d 14Jul1979 @ 78; bur Queenscliff
d 14Jul1979 Queenscliff: widow; probate granted 22Aug1979 VIC
son William James Daniel MOUCHEMORE
b 3Dec1934
Australian Army records have William's birth date as 21Oct1897.
The Independent Order of Rechabites was a temperance friendly society affiliated with the Methodist Church.
Family memorial
Generation 7
Family 1167
head Percival Ellington MOUCHEMORE
b 1887 Queenscliff VIC
Oct1893 passed 1st Class inspection examination at Queenscliff state school (Percy)
3Jan1911 find 20s for using abusive language in a public place at Queenscliff on 2 Jan 1911 (MAUCHEMORE)
m 1913 VIC, HODGSON, with consent of mother
1914 fisherman ^ Hastings VIC (Percival MOUCHMORE)
1919 fisherman ^ San Remo VIC
1924, 1931 fisherman ^ Bridge Street, Queenscliff
1936-1954 fisherman ^ Beach Street, Queenscliff
1939-1945 Queenscliff: enlisted in the Citizens Military Force, No. V379329, next of kin Charlotte MUCHMORE (MUCHMORE)
d 1960 Geelong VIC @ 72 `
d 26Jul1960 30 Beach Street, Queenscliff @ 72; bur Queenscliff, "fisherman"
d 26Jul1960 @ 72; bur Church of England Cemetery, Queenscliff (Percival E)
d 29Jul1960 Queenscliff: retired fisherman; probate granted 14Jan1963 VIC
sp Charlotte Mary SPOSITO
b 1884 Fitzroy North VIC, "daughter of John B SPOSITO and Emma SALTER"
m1 1903 VIC, Alick H HODGSON
div
m2 1913 VIC, MOUCHEMORE
1914 home duties ^ Hastings (Charlotte MOUCHMORE)
1919 home duties ^ San Remo
1924, 1931 home duties ^ Bridge Street, Queenscliff
1936-1954 home duties ^ Beach Street, Queenscliff
1962 ^ Devonlea (Charlotte May )
d 1962 Fairfield VIC @ 78 "née SPOSITO"
d 4Sep1962 Devonleigh @ 78; bur Church of England Cemetery, Queenscliff
adau Alma May MOUCHEMORE
(b 1905)
m 19Aug1925 St George, Queenscliff: Philip Henry SHAPTER @ 22, father Walter Henry, mother Charlotte May TYRRELL; Alma May SPOSITO or MOUCHEMORE @ 20, mother Charlotte May SPOSITO
son Percival Christopher MOUCHEMORE
b 1913 Hastings VIC
b 1920 South Melbourne VIC
Family memorial
Generation 7
Family 2442
head George Fordham MOUCHEMORE
b 1887 Queenscliff VIC
1909 soldier ^ Barracks, Queenscliff (MOUCHMORE)
m1 1915 Annandale NSW, KING
m1 15Jun1915 Presbyterian Church, Annandale: George Fordham MOUCHEMORE (Siege Brigade), parents Capt & Mrs MOUCHEMORE ^ Queenscliff VIC; Francis KING, father W KING Esq ^ Goulburn NSW
5Jun1915 Taunton, England: married sign writer @ 26 b Queenscliff, wife Fanny MOUCHEMOR, Symond St, Queenscliff, enlisted in Australian Imperial Forces, No. 114, served 36th (Australian) Siege Brigade R G A, previously served in R A G A (joined Jul1908), agreed to allot 2/5 of his pay to support his wife
Sep 1915 reported to be ill in England
Oct 1916 gunner, Siege Brigade: on instructional staff, Salisbury Plains (Geo)
May1917 leading cornet with the Siege Brigade Band: promoted to sergeant (G)
Aug1917 the Siege Brigade Band shocked the establishment by marching around Lords Cricket Ground
2Mar1919 corporal, 36th H A B: returned to Australia
m2 1920 VIC, COOMBS
1924 tram employee ^ 2B Fairchild Street, Abbotsford VIC
1931-1954 clerk ^ 74 Cramer Street, Preston VIC (George Fordham/Findham)
1954 no occupation ^ Capel Street, Rye VIC (MOUCHMORE)
d 1958 Heidelberg VIC @ 70
bur 18Sep1958 Fawkner Memorial Park, Fawkner VIC [cremated]
d 16Sep1958 Rye VIC: clerk; probate granted 24Nov1958 VIC
sp1 Frances Evelyn KING
b 189x
m 1915 Annandale
m 15Jun1915 Presbyterian Church, Annandale
1915 ^ Symond Street, Queenscliff
1919 home duties ^ Symonds Street, Queenscliff with parents-in-law
sp2 Elsie Jane Elizabeth KNIGHTS
(b 1890)
m1 191x, Private G COOMBS
m2 1920 VIC, MOUCHEMORE
1924 home duties ^ 2B Fairchild Street, Abbotsford (Elsie Jane)
1931-1949 home duties ^ 74 Cramer Street, Preston
1954 home duties ^ Capel Street, Rye (Elsie Jane MOUCHMORE)
1963 home duties ^ The Rest, Bowen Road, Sorrento VIC (Elsie Jane)
1968 ^ 60a Christmas Street, Northcote VIC (Elsie Jane E)
d 1970 Heidelberg VIC @ 80, "daughter of Andrew KNIGHTS & Euphemia ADAMS (Elsie Jane Eliza)
d 12Apr1970 VIC
bur 10Jul1970 Fawkner Memorial Park, Fawkner @ 80
28Jun1991 widow ^ Williamstown VIC: probate granted VIC
son ? MOUCHEMORE
b 1920 VIC
d 1920 Collingwood VIC
chd ? MOUCHEMORE
(b 1930)
d 1930 Collingwood VIC
(b 1930)
In the NSW marriage index, George is listed under MUCHMORE and MOUCHMORE.
George (2nd from left,
back row)
Generation 7
Family 1174
b 1894 Port Nepean VIC (Jno)
b 4Aug1894 Portsea VIC
known as Jack
7Feb1916 Melbourne VIC: unm seaman @ 22 yr 6 mo b Portsea, father Peter MUCHEMORE, 118 Farrel St, Port Melbourne, enlisted in Australian Imperial Forces, served as lieutenant, 37th Btn, previously served 1 year submarine mining engineers Queenscliff 1913 (Jack Arthur MUCHEMORE)
Jan1917 ^ Port Melbourne, gunner, machine gun section: reported wounded in France (John/private J A MUCHEMORE)
1917 only officer in his battalion to survive Passchendaele
1917-1954 Military Officers record of service
14Jan1919 returned to Australia: lieutenant, 37th Battalion (Jack Arthur MUCHEMORE)
1919 seaman ^ 118 Farrell Street, Port Melbourne VIC with parents (Jack)
?24May1920 at Footscray Court, fined for travelling in a first class carriage on a second class ticket (John MUCHMORE)
m1 1920 VIC, DAVIES
m1 3Aug1920 St Thomas, Moonee Ponds VIC: Jack MOUCHEMORE, parents Mr & Mrs P MOUCHEMORE ^ Williamstown; Madge DAVIES, father the late George DAVIES, mother Mrs M Davies ^ Gladstone Street, Moonee Ponds
?24May1920 at Footscray Court, fined for a breach of Railway Department regulations (John MUCHMORE)
1924 inspector ^ 42 Gladstone Street, Moonee Ponds (Jack)
1931-1937 newspaper publisher ^ 11 Banchory Street, Essendon VIC
1932 ^ 11 Bauchery Street, Essenden (Jack Arthur)
1943 manager ^ 1511 The Boulevard, Kew VIC (Jack MOUCHMORE)
13Aug1945 @ 51 ^ 85 Fleet Street, London: departed Liverpool aboard Cavina for Halifax, Canada (John)
22Aug1945 manager @ 51 b VIC ^ 1511 The Boulevard, Kew VIC: arrived Halifax aboard Cavina from Liverpool, last permanent residence Melbourne (John)
1949-1963 manager ^ 1511 The Boulevard, Kew (Jack)
12Jun1956 flew first class on Qantas Empire Airways from Sydney to Honolulu HI (John)
m2 1965 Melbourne VIC
1968 manager ^ 1511 Burke Road, Kew (John)
1972, 1977 ^ 51 Nineteenth Avenue, Palm Beach QLD (John)
1980 ^ 30 Esplanade, Burleigh Heads QLD (John)
d 1981 Southport QLD
sp1 Jessie Margaret DAVIES
b 18Jul1890 VIC
m 1920 VIC
m 3Aug1920 St Thomas, Moonee Ponds
1924 home duties ^ 42 Gladstone Street, Moonee Ponds
1931-1937 home duties ^ 11 Banchory Street, Essendon
1943 home duties ^ 1511 The Boulevard, Kew (MOUCHMORE)
1949-1963 home duties ^ 1511 The Boulevard, Kew
12Jun1956 flew first class on Qantas Empire Airways from Sydney to Honolulu HI (Jessie)
d 1964 Kew @ 70
d 9Feb1964; bur Springvale Botanical Cemetery, Melbourne VIC [cremated]
d 9Feb1964 East Kew VIC: married; probate granted 4Feb1965 VIC
John, as an employee of the Australian Herald and Sun newspapers, made a fact-finding tour of the UK and USA in 1945.
Jessie's memorial
Generation 7
Family 1170
head Herbert Virgil MOUCHEMORE
b 1900 Plantagenet WA
b 24Dec1899 Albany WA
known as Bert
1914-1920 service no. changed from 7533 to VX133211
15Apr1916 elected captain of the Albion Football Club (Bert)
16Sep1916 elected secretary and treasurer of the Albion Cricket Club (H M)
17Mar1919 returned to Australia, No. 7533, private, A. A. Working Party, enlisted 3Jul1917
1919, 1924 student ^ 26 Electra Street, Williamstown VIC with parents
m 1925 VIC, YOUNG
1931 lineman ^ 9 Monash Street, Footscray VIC (Herbert George MONCHEMORE)
1936, 1937 postal employee ^ 92 Railway Place, Williamstown
1939-1945 Melbourne: enlisted in AIF, No. VX133211, next of kin Elsie MOUCHEMORE
1943, 1949 linesman ^ 4 Knight Street, Williamstown
1954 postal line inspector ^ 65 Railway Crescent, Williamstown
1963 engineer ^ 38 Russell Place, Williamstown
d 1966 Heidelberg VIC @ 66
d 11Oct1966; bur Altona Memorial Park, Altona North VIC
sp Elsie YOUNG
b 190x
m 1925 VIC
1931 home duties ^ 9 Monash Street, Footscray (MONCHEMORE)
1936, 1937 home duties ^ 92 Railway Place, Williamstown
1943, 1949 home duties ^ 4 Knight Street, Williamstown
Jun1945 participated at recent exhibition of Williamstown memorabilia
1954 home duties ^ 65 Railway Crescent, Williamstown
1963, 1968 home duties ^ 38 Russell Place, Williamstown
1972-1980 home duties ^ 10/18 Station Road, Williamstown VIC
d 13Apr1991; bur Altona Memorial Park, Altona North
Generation 7
Family 1168
head Arthur Lafayette MOUCHEMORE
b 5Mar1906 Albany WA
b 1906 Plantagenet WA (Arthur L)
1917 student at Graham Street State School, Port Melbourne (Arthur MUCHMORE)
m1 1929 VIC, PRITCHET
1931-1943 news vendor ^ 19 Electra Street, Williamstown with parents (Arthur)
1939-1945 Melbourne: enlisted in AIF, No. VX127786, next of kin Ivy MOUCHEMORE
1949,1954 clerk ^ 1 Clare Street, Kingsville VIC
m2 195x
1958, 1963 newsagent ^ 50 Main Street, Mooroopna VIC
d 1964 Melbourne VIC @ 58
bur 30Oct1964 Springvale Botanical Cemetery, Melboure, cremated
d 29Apr1964 Mooroopna: newsagent; probate granted 24Jan1966 VIC
sp1 Ivy Emma PRITCHETT
(b 1908)
m 1929 VIC
1931-1943 home duties ^ 19 Electra Street, Williamstown
1949,1954 home duties ^ 1 Clare Street, Kingsville
d 1955 Port Adelaide VIC @ 47
d 10Nov1955 Portland Hospital, “late of Yarraville”
bur 14Nov1955 Springvale Botanical Cemetery, Melboure, cremated
d 10Nov1955 Yarraville: designer and cutter; probate granted 22Feb1956 VIC
sp2 Alvina Margaret ??
b 193x
m 195x
1958, 1963 newsagent ^ 50 Main Street, Mooroopna
1972-1980 home duties ^ 12 Sparkes Avenue, Mortdale NSW
d 15Jul1984 Ringwood VIC: gentlewoman; probate granted 15Oct1984 VIC
Generation 7
Family 1343
head Laverance Peter MOUCHEMORE
b 8Apr1912 Queenscliff VIC
sales ^ 19 Electra Street, Williamstown VIC with parents (Lance)
1929-1939 leading goal thrower for Williamstown Lacrosse Club (L)
m1 1936 VIC, Roma Vi NAGEL
10Jun1940 Williamstown: enlisted in RAN as ordinary seaman, No. W/1554, next of kin wife Roma MOUCHEMORE ^ 109 Stevedor St, Williamstown
1943 ^ 109 Stevedore Street, Williamstown (Lance)
div 194x
m2 195x
1963 newsagent ^ Main Street, Mooroopna VIC (Lance Peter)
1980 ^ 10 Prosper Place, East Ballina NSW (Lance Peter)
d 1980 NSW
d 10Nov1980 Ballina @ 68
20May1982 newspaper item ^ Ballina (Lawerance Peter)
9Sep1982 newspaper item ^ Ballina
15Oct1982 newspaper item
sp1 Roma Violet NAGEL
b 191x
- Roma Nagel ^ 15 Osborne Street, Williamstown won the Nov 1928 wordplay competition of the Melbourne Weekly Times
m 1936 VIC
1943 home duties ^ 109 Stevedore Street, Williamstown
div 194x
sp2 Dorothy May ??
(b 1915)
m 195x
1963 home duties ^ Main Street, Mooroopna
1980 ^ 10 Prosper Place, East Ballina
bur 5Mar1992 NSW @ 77 ^ Ballina
Generation 7
Family 2338
head Charles Frederick MITCHELMORE
(b 1871) Chelsea
1881 scholar @ 9 b Chelsea ^ 15 Monro Mews, London with parents (Charles H)
1891 Private, 1st Border Regiment of Infantry @ 20 b Westminster ^ Hougham, Kent (Charles)
1896 awarded India Medal and clasp for service in The Border Regiment, Indian Army, in 1894-1895 (Charles T)
m 1900.4 Kensington (Charles F)
m 23Dec1900 Notting Hill All Saints: Charles Frederick MITCHELMORE, horsekeeper @ 29 ^ 43 Kensington Park Road, father Charles Henry MITCHELMORE, deceased; Harriet MAQUIRE @ 24 ^ 43 Kensington Park Road, father William MAQUIRE, deceased; witnesses Charles AUSTIN, Sophia MAGUIRE
1901 horse keeper @ 30 b Hammersmith ^ Kensington (Charles F)
1902 horse keeper ^ 1 Buckingham Terrace, Notting Hill
1903 horse keeper ^ 40 Wormington Road, Notting Hill
1905 milkman ^ 3 Basing Road, Kensington
1911 general labourer @ 39 b Middlesex ^ 23 Bevington Road, North Kensington [ boarding house ] (C F)
1939 @ 68 ^ Kensington (Charles F NICKELMORE)
d 1942.1 Kensington @ 70
sp Harriet MAGUIRE
(b 1874) Chelsea
m 1900.4 Kensington
m 23Dec1900 Notting Hill All Saints
1901 laundress @ 26 b Chelsea ^ Kensington
1911 @ 34 b [not stated] ^ 23 Bevington Road, North Kensington (Mrs H)
1939 @ 68 ^ Kensington (Hannah NICKELMORE)
d 1943.4 Kensington @ 68
son Frederick Charles MITCHELMORE
b 1902.4 Kensington
chr 6Nov1902 All Saints, Notting Hill
1911 @ 8 ^ 23 Bevington Road, North Kensington (F C)
1939 @ 37 ^ Kensington with parents (Frederick C MICHELMORE)
d 1974.2 Kensington (Frederick C)
son William John MITCHELMORE
b 1903.4 Kensington
chr 12Nov1903 Christ Church, Notting Hill
d 1903.4 Kensington @ 0
son George Alfred MITCHELMORE
b 1905.3 Kensington
chr 13Aug1905 All Saints, Notting Hill (MICHELMORE)
d 1905.3 Kensington @ 3 [mo]
son Alfred Joseph MITCHELMORE
b 1908.4 Kensington
d 1909.1 Kensington @ 4 [mo]
Generation 7
Family 1013
b 1877.3 Kensington (MITCHIMORE)
b 21Jul1877
1881 @ 3 b Chelsea ^ 15 Monro Mews, London with parents
chr 7Feb1883 Christ Church, Notting Hill (MICHEMORE)
1891 errand boy @ 14 b Kensington ^ 18 Southam Street, Kensington with father
1901 gas stoker @ 26 b Kensington ^ Kensington with father and stepmother Ellen
m 1907.3 Fulham
1907-1938 ^ 20 Turnerville Road, West Kensington
1911 general labourer @ 34 b Westbourne Park ^ 72 Chesson Road, West Kensington. Also in household: his brother William
d 1938.2 Fulham @ 60 (MITCHIMORE)
d 29Jun1938 Fulham Hospital, Hammersmith: ^ 20 Turneville Road, London; letter of administration granted 16Jul1938 London to Emily MITCHELMORE, widow, estate £100 0s 0d
sp Emily BRISTOW
b 1879.4 Reading
1901 servant, housekeeper @ 21 b Reading ^ Clifton Gardens, Turnham Green, Chiswick; head: John DAVIS
Jun1901 bore a child for John Tudor DAVIES, her 1901 employer
m 1907.3 Fulham
1907-1944 ^ 20 Turnerville Road, West Kensington
1911 cook @ 32 b Reading ^ 72 Chesson Road, West Kensington
3Feb1920 dressmaker @ 40: found guilty at Central Criminal Court of aiding Annie ROLPH for procure a miscarriage, sentenced to 3 yrs penal servitude
22Jun1926housekeeper @ 47: found guilty at Central Criminal Court: aiding Rosie GAMER to procure a miscarriage, sentenced to 5 yr penal servitude
19Nov1931 @ 53 ^ West Kensington: at Old Bailey, sentenced to 8 yr penal servitude for being involved in carrying out abortions (Emily Robinson Amy)
1939 @ 60 ^ Fulham
d 1968.4 Thanet @ 89
dau Ada MITCHELMORE
b 1904.2 Fulham
d 1904.4 Fulham
bur 5Oct1904 Reading @ 4 [mo] ^ St Mary
b 1905.2 Fulham
dau Dolly Elizabeth MITCHELMORE
b 1907.2 Fulham
1911 @ 4 b 72 Chesson Road, Fulham ^ 72 Chesson Road, West Kensington with parents (Daley)
m 1930.2 Kensington, John F SIMMONS (Dolly E)
b 1909.2 Fulham
Joseph was baptised at the same ceremony as his siblings Louisa, George and Clara.
In relation to average earnings, Joseph's estate would have been equivalent to about £15,000 today.
Generation 7
Family 2406
head Frederick George MITCHELMORE
b 1885.1 Kensington (MICHEMORE)
1891 scholar @ 6 b Kensington ^ 18 Southam Street, Kensington with father
1901 yard labourer @ 16 b Kensington ^ Kensington with father and stepmother Ellen (Frederick)
m 1907.3 Fulham (Frederick Charles/Frederick G)
1911 electric light stoker @ 26 b Notting Hill ^ 17 Ancil Street, Fulham
2Sep1914 enlisted in British Army, serjeant 2112 Devonshire Regiment
21Oct1916 discharged sick
1919 awarded the 1914-15 Star and British War and Victory medals
1939 @ 55 ^ Fulham (Frederick)
d 1947.2 Fulham @ 62
sp Rose RYALL
b 1885.3 Fulham
m 1907.3 Fulham
1911 @ 25 b Fulham ^ 17 Ancil Street, Fulham
1939 @ 54 ^ Fulham
d 1954.3 Fulham @ 68
bur 7Jul1954 Brompton Cemetery
son Frederick George MITCHELMORE
b 1908.2 Fulham
b 1910.1 Fulham
dau Jane MITCHELMORE
b 1912.3 Fulham
m 1935.2 Fulham, Arthur S HANTON
son Thomas MITCHELMORE
b 1914.4 Fulham
d 1914.4 Fulham @ 2 [mo]
dau Rose Florence MITCHELMORE
b 1915.4 Fulham
1939 @ 24 ^ Fulham with parents (Rose F)
m 1942.1 Fulham, Alex H CATER
son Charles Albert MITCHELMORE
b 1920.2 Fulham
The marriage index has two relevant entries for 1907.3: a printed entry for Frederick Charles and a handwritten footnote for Frederick G. It is assumed that both of these refer to this Frederick.
Generation 8
Family 1393
head Arthur William MITCHELMORE
b 1907.1 Kingsbridge
b 26Dec1906
chr 3Mar1907 Strete
1911 @ 4 b East Down, Blackawton ^ East Down with parents (Arthur)
m 1932.4 Kingsbridge
1939 @ 33 ^ Kingsbridge (Arthur W)
d Feb1985 Kingsbridge
sp Margaret Anne PRICE
b 12May1902
m 1932.4 Kingsbridge (Margaret A)
1939 @ 37 ^ Kingsbridge (Margaret)
d 1983.2 Kingsbridge
son Millwyn Arthur MITCHELMORE
b 1933.2 Kingsbridge
Generation 8
Family 1770
head Thomas Arthur MITCHELMORE
b 1924.1 Newton Abbot [twin] (Thomas A)
1939 @ 15 ^ Torquay with mother (Thomas)
m 1947.2 Newton Abbot, CORR (Thomas A)
1995 ^ 95 Laxey Road, Blackburn (Thomas A)
d Feb2005 Blackburn with Darwen [Lancashire]
sp Ellen Jane CORR
b 29Jun1922
m 1947.2 Newton Abbot (Ellen J)
d Jul1984 Blackburn
d 30Jul1984; bur Pleasington Crematorium, Blackburn, Lancashire
son Kevin Thomas MITCHELMORE
b 1948.1 Blackburn (Kevin T)
b 13Mar1948 Blackburn (Kevin T)
RN seaman R865226, discharged Blackburn (K T)
d May1998 Blackburn with Darwen
d 4Oct1997; bur Pleasington Crematorium, Blackburn
son Thomas Patrick MITCHELMORE
b 1962.4 Blackburn
1995 ^ 111 Wimberley Street, Blackburn (Thomas P)
d 29May2011 Blackburn
It is not known why Kevin’s date of death in the registration index and the cemetery record are inconsistent.
Generation 8
Family 1220
b 3Sep1913 Albany WA
b 1913 Plantagenet WA
14Mar1936 came second in wheelbarrow race in Albany (V)
1936 member of Albany Amateur Cycling Club (V)
1936, 1937 plumber ^ South Street Albany (Victor)
m 1938 Plantagenet, McLEOD (Victor B)
m 27Aug1938 Salvation Army Citadel, Albany (Victor)
1939-1945 Midland Junction WA: enlisted in Citizens Military Force, No. W69292, next of kin Berenice MOUCHEMORE
1940-1945 ^ 36 Newcastle Road, Midland WA
1943-1968 tinsmith ^ 36 Newcastle Road, Midland (Victor)
1972-1980 tinsmith ^ 36 Great Northern Highway, Midland (Victor)
1993 ^ 1 Paradise Street, Albany (V)
1994 ^ Albany (V)
d 23Oct1998 @ 85; bur Allambie Park Cemetery, Albany, “plumber”
sp Bernice Caroline McLEOD
b 3Apr1914 Katanning WA
m 1938 Plantagenet WA (Bernice C)
m 27Aug1938 Salvation Army Citadel, Albany (Bernice)
1943-1968 home duties ^ 36 Newcastle Road, Midland
1972-1980 home duties ^ 36 Great Northern Highway, Midland
d 19Mar1991 Midland @ 77 ^; bur Allambie Park Cemetery, Albany, “cremated in Perth”
son Kevin MOUCHEMORE
b 29Oct1940 Midland
d 1941 Perth WA
bur 20May1941 Karrakatta WA @ less than one year ^ Midland Junction
Victor may have worked for the firm of Mouchemore & Co, founded by his grandfather Henry.
Victor and his wife were active members of the Salvation Army for many years.
Generation 8
Family 1215
head Leslie MOUCHEMORE
b 17Nov1916 Parade Street, Albany WA
b 1916 Plantagenet WA
1936 member of Albany Amateur Cycling Club (L)
1936-1937 played football in Albany (L)
11Mar1942 ^ Albany: engagement to Ruth Lucy PALMER announced (Les)
7Feb1943 Tallarook VIC enlisted in AIF: gunner WX36755, 2/4 Aust Fld Rgt, discharged 21Jan1946, next of kin Ruth MOUCHEMORE
m1 1942, Canterbury NSW, PALMER
1949 fisherman ^ 48 South Street, Albany
1954 fisherman ^ 17 Mill Street, Albany
1958-1980 fisherman ^ 23 Mill Street, Albany
m2 198x, TAME
1993 ^ 23 Mill Street, Albany
1994 ^ Albany
one of WA's respected fishing elders, contributed to P Weaver (ed.), An Oral History of Fishing on South Coast Estuaries, Perth: Edith Cowan University, 1998
d 9Jul2004 @ 87; bur Allambie Park, Albany, "b 1916, father of Ngaire, Karen & Pauline"
sp1 Ruth Lucy PALMER
(b 1916)
m 1942 Canterbury
1943 home duties ^ 66 Chapel Street, Lakemba NSW
1949 home duties ^ 48 South Street, Albany
1954 home duties ^ 17 Mill Street, Albany
1958-1980 home duties ^ 23 Mill Street, Albany
d 1980 Plantagenet WA @ 63
d 1980; bur Allambie Park, Albany, "b 1916"
sp2 Joan Elizabeth ??
(b 1919)
ran the Albany museum [which included the Mouchemore Cottage]
m1 194x, Donald TAME
m2 198x, MOUCHEMORE
1993 ^ 23 Mill Street, Albany
d 8Mar2012 Hilton WA @ 93
Generation 8
Family 1214
head Raymond William Brooks MOUCHEMORE
b 1911 Plantagenet WA (Raymond W B)
b 19Sep1911 Albany
1916-1925 ^ 29 Richmond Street, Leederville with mother: attended Newcastle Street school
1926 ^ 1 Parade Street, Albany with grandfather Henry
moved to a farm at Bordon WA with Mabel (a nursing friend of his mother) and Vern QUARTERMAINE. Once lost in bush for about a week while searching for new land to farm. Helped employers settle 2400 acre farm at Rockhaven, North Dinninup
took a ship to Broome and a lugger to Walcott Inlet, where he worked as a labourer and crocodile shooter
13Apr1936 his BSA motor cycle stolen from outside Tattersall’s Club, Perth (Raymond)
1939-1945 attempted to enlist, but rejected due to partial deafness
1940-1945 fitter, Perth gasworks
1943-1954 gas fitter ^ 29 Richmond Street, Leederville WA with mother (MOUCHMORE)
1946-1950 sheet metal hand, George Hill
Dec1945 fined ₤1 for refusing to give name and address to police when drunk
m 1950 Perth WA
1950-1956 metal and foundry worker, Metters stove factory
1956-1976 welder, Perth Water Supply
1958-1980 welder ^ 27 East Street, Mount Hawthorn WA (Raymond William Brookes)
1993 ^ 27 East Street, Mount Hawthorn
"a bloke who could make and repair anything, a legacy from isolated times in the bush"
d 2005 Perth WA; bur Karrakatta WA
d 11Nov2005
sp Eileen Alma CLIFFORD
b 3May1919
m 1950 Perth WA
1954 home duties ^ 29 Richmond Street, Leederville
1958-1980 home duties ^ 27 East Street, Mount Hawthorn
1993 ^ 27 East Street, Mount Hawthorn
1994, 2012 ^ Mount Hawthorn
bur 19Feb2013 ^ Mount Hawthorn (Eileen)
Raymond's memorial
Generation 8
Family 1648
head William James Daniel MOUCHEMORE
b 3Dec1934
known as Bill
m 1957
1958 clerk ^ 77 Sally Street, Altona VIC (William James)
1963, 1968 clerk ^ 19 Somers Street, Mitcham VIC
1972 clerk ^ 23 Somers Street, Mitcham
1977 seaman ^ St Leonards Parade, St Leonards VIC (William James)
1993 ^ 2 St Leonards Parade, St Leonards VIC (William James)
d 8Mar2011; bur Queenscliffe VIC (William)
d 8Mar2011 VIC @ 76 (William James)
Bill's memorial
Generation 8
Family 2163
head Percival Christopher MOUCHEMORE
b 16Nov1913 Hastings VIC
known as Paddy
Paddy was a fisherman at Queenscliff VIC. He joined the Australian Army in 1940 with his future brother-in-law Gordon SCHRAM. Paddy was taken prisoner on Crete by the Germans and spent four years as a POW in Germany and Austria. He escaped four times, which cost him dearly in physical health. Paddy was 12 stone when he enlisted but was only 6½ stone when liberated.
1936 fisherman ^ Beach Street, Queenscliff with parents
1937 fisherman ^ Summerland, Lorne VIC
Jul1941 lance corporal @ 27: listed as missing in action (P C)
1939-1945 Acting Lance Corporal VX25344, 6th Division, Prov Co, Australian Imperial Force: taken prisoner of war, Germany (P C MOUCHMORE)
1943 fisherman ^ Minapre, Lorne
m 4May1945
1949 fisherman ^ Beach Street, Queenscliff with parents
1954-1968 fisherman ^ 9 Bay Street, Queenscliff
1972-1980 fisherman ^ 10 Bay Street, Queenscliff
1993 ^ 273 Fourth Street, Wonthella WA
d 24Nov1994 @ 81; bur Utakarra Cemetery, Geraldton WA [cremated]
sp Edie SCHRAM
b 17Aug1926 Lorne VIC
m 4May1945
1949 home duties ^ 9 Bridge Street, Queenscliff (MOUCHMORE)
1954 home duties ^ 8 Bridge Street, Queenscliff
1954-1972 home duties ^ 9 Bay Street, Queenscliff
1977, 1980 home duties ^ 10 Bay Street, Queenscliff (MOUCHMORE)
1993 ^ 273 Fourth Street, Wonthella WA
d 12Apr2004; bur Utakarra Cemetery, Geraldton
Paddy's brother Harry was also living in Lorne in 1943.
Generation 8
Family 1649
head Harry Batistie MOUCHEMORE
b 1920 South Melbourne VIC
b 4Jun1920
1943 fisherman ^ San Toy Café, Lorne VIC (Harry Batisti MOUCHMORE)
m 194x
1949 fisherman ^ Beach Street, Queenscliff VIC (Harry Batisti MOUCHMORE)
2Aug1950 elected a vice-president of the Williamstown Anglers Club (H)
1954 fisherman ^ 30 Beach Road, Queenscliff (Harry Batisti MOUCHMORE)
1963-1980 fisherman ^ 5 Beach Street, Queenscliff (Harry Batisti MOUCHMORE)
18Dec1967 helped search for Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt, who had disappeared the day before while swimming off Portsea's Cheviot Beach (Harry)
1993 ^ 5 Beach Street, Queenscliff (Harry Batisti MOUCHMORE)
2004 recounted his life story for the Wooden Boat magazine (Harry)
d 12May2008; bur Queenscliffe (Harry). Named on same memorial: his wife Myrtle
d 12May2008 VIC @ 87 (Harry Batisti)
sp Myrtle Mary ??
b 192x
known as Maisie
m 194x
1949, 1954 home duties ^ 5 Bridge Street, Queenscliff (MOUCHMORE)
1963-1980 home duties ^ 5 Beach Street, Queenscliff (Myrtle May)
1993 ^ 5 Beach Street, Queenscliff
d 3Oct2012; bur Queenscliffe (Myrtle)
d 3Oct2012 Geelong VIC @ 86 (Myrtle May)
Harry's brother Percival was also living in Lorne in 1943.
Generation 8
Family 1172
(b 1930)
8Sep1951 won singing prizes at Heidelberg Eisteddfod
1Dec1953 fined £2 for driving a motor car on the off side of a safety zone (George MAUCHMORE)
m 195x
1963-1972 police ^ 9 Craigmore Avenue, Mentone VIC
1977 technician ^ 8 Hotham Street, Beaumaris VIC (Andrew George
1977, 1980 police constable ^ 60a Christmas Street, Northcote VIC
1980 spreader ^ 45 Pinnegar Street, Yarrawonga VIC (Andrew George)
16Nov1981 fined $130 for driving an unregistered and uninsured vehicle
1993 ^ 125 Westgarth Street, Northcote VIC
d 1Sep2000 VIC
d 29Aug2000 @ 70; bur Springvale Botanical Cemetery, Melbourne [cremated]
2000 retired policeman ^ South Morang: will probated
sp Elizabeth STEWART
b 193x
m1 195x, MOUCHEMORE
1963-1977 home duties ^ 9 Craigmore Avenue, Mentone
1977 home duties ^ 45 Pinnegar Street, Yarrawonga
1980 receptionist ^ Melbourne Street, Mulwala NSW
m2 200x, OTTWAY
d 4Oct2003 Mercy Hospital, Albury NSW ^ Lavington, “formerly of Mulwala” (Elizabeth (Lee) OTTWAY née MOUCHEMORE)
dau Debra Anne MOUCHEMORE
b 195x
d 1955 Carlton VIC @ 0 (Debra)
bur 4Jul1955 Springvale Botanical Cemetery, Melbourne [cremated]
Generation 8
Family 1145
head Sidney Joseph MITCHELMORE
b 1905.2 Fulham
1911 @ 6 b Dunsdale Road, Fulham ^ 72 Chesson Road, West Kensington with parents (Sidney Josep)
m 1930.4 Fulham
1941 enlisted in Royal Artillery, No. 1805109: deserter 21 Jan 1942, extracted to National Service Reserve Wing (Sidney)
d 1967.2 Thanet @ 62 (Sidney J)
sp Doris Eileen Ethel DIBBEN
b 1913.2 Lambeth
m 1930.4 Fulham
dau Eileen Jane MITCHELMORE
b 1933.1 Chelsea (Eileen)
b 15Jan1933
1939 @ 6 ^ Midhurst, Kent (Eileen); head: Arthur G B HARRIS
m 1955.1 Edmonton, Maurice BAYLISS (Eileen J)
d 1984.4 Kensington & Chelsea @ 51
d 20Nov1984 London
b 1931.1 Fulham
son Douglas Sydney MITCHELMORE
b 1934.1 Fulham
d 1934.2 Fulham @ 2 [mo]
dau Vera Emily MITCHELMORE
b 1935.3 Fulham
d 1935.4 Fulham @ 5 [mo]
dau Marion MITCHELMORE
b 1936.3 Fulham
d 1937.1 Fulham @ 6 [mo]
Generation 8
Family 1099
head Charles Henry MITCHELMORE
b 1909.2 Fulham
1911 @ 2 b 72 Chesson Road, Fulham ^ 72 Chesson Road, West Kensington with parents (Charlie Henry)
m 1930.1 Fulham
1939 @ 30 ^ Fulham (Charles H)
d 1968.1 Fulham @ 58
bur 1Mar1968 Wandsworth Cemeteries [cremated] (Charles)
sp Minnie B Lavinia MITCHELL
b 12Jun1908
m 1930.1 Fulham (Minnie B L)
1939 @ 31 ^ Chertsey (Minnie MITCHELMOORE)
d Mar1988 Fulham (Minnie Lavinia)
bur 4Mar1988 Wandsworth Cemeteries [cremated] (Minnie Lavinia)
son Donald Charles MITCHELMORE
b 1930.3 Fulham
dau Daphne D MITCHELMORE
b 1938.1 Fulham
d 1938.4 Fulham @ 8 [mo] (Daphne)
son William MITCHELMORE
b 1939.3 Fulham
b 10Jul1939
1995 ^ 35 William Banfield House, Munster Road, Fulham
d Nov1996 Fulham
bur 1Oct1996 Wandsworth Cemeteries [cremated]
The 1939 record may refer to Minnie.
Generation 8
Family 1543
head Frederick George MITCHELMORE
b 1908.2 Fulham
b 16May1908
1911 @ 3 b Fulham ^ 17 Ancil Street, Fulham with parents
m 1938.2 Fulham
1939 @ 30 ^ Fulham (Frederick G); head: Alice M TANSLEY
d 1978.3 Isle of Wight
sp Minnie Eugenie PICKERING
b 4Sep1908
m 1938.2 Fulham
1939 @ 31 ^ Fulham (Minnie E)
d 1971.3 Surrey N
dau Pamela Eugenie MITCHELMORE
b 1939.1 Fulham (Pamela E)
b 2Feb1939
1939 @ 0 ^ Fulham with mother (Pamela E)
m1 1958.3 Fulham, Bernard R SMITH (Pamela E)
m2 1966.4 Barking, John A WILTSHIRE (Pamela J)
d 1985.3 Isle of Wight
The 1939 record may refer to Minnie.
Generation 8
Family 1392
b 1910.1 Fulham
1911 @ 1 b Fulham ^ 17 Ancil Street, Fulham with parents
m 1932.3 Fulham (Joseph H)
1939 @ 29 ^ Fulham (Joseph)
d 1966.4 Paddington @ 56 (Joseph A)
bur 1966 Mortlake Crematorium, London
sp Lilian Rose BURDEN
b 15Jun1910
m 1932.3 Fulham (Lilian R)
1939 @ 29 ^ Fulham (Lilian R)
d 1982.4 Luton
died at Luton & Dunstable Hospital, ashes taken to Mortlake, London
b 1937.1 Fulham
Generation 8
Family 1096
head Charles Albert MITCHELMORE
b 1920.2 Fulham
b 21Apr1920
1939 @ 19 ^ Fulham with parents (Charles)
m 1942.1 Staines, SMITH
1995 ^ 78 East Road, West Drayton (Charles A)
d Sep1998 Hillingdon
sp Evelyn Amy M SMITH
b 1Mar1922
m 1942.1 Staines (Evelyn A M)
d Aug1994 Hillingdon
Generation 9
Family 1934
head Millwyn Arthur MITCHELMORE
b 1933.2 Kingsbridge
b 26Apr1933
1939 @ 6 ^ Kingsbridge with parents (Melvyn)
m 1960.1 Totnes (Milwyn A)
d 1974.2 Plymouth @ 41 (Milwyn)
Generation 9
Family 1132
b 1931.1 Fulham (Henry J)
b 21Mar1931
m1 1951.3 Shrewsbury (Henry J)
m2 1973.4 Kensington, LINEHAM (Henry J)
1995 ^ 7 Oxford Gardens, North Kensington (Henry)
d Jan1999 Kensington and Chelsea (Mitch)
d 16Jan1999; bur Kensal Green
sp2 Elizabeth LINEHAM
b 8May1947
m1 1973.4 Kensington, MITCHELMORE
?m2 Jul1990 Hammersmith, William J SPEAR
d Oct2000 Merton
Generation 9
Family 1898
head Donald Charles MITCHELMORE
b 1930.3 Fulham (Donald C)
b 15Oct1930 Fulham
seaman R409707 (D C)
m 1954.2 Aldershot (Donald C)
1978 roofing contractor and company director ^ 10 Arthur Street, Aldershot, formerly ^ Herrett Street, Aldershot: bankruptcy notice
1980 ^ 13 Morland Road: trustee released
d 1981.4 Surrey SW
1983 further bankruptcy hearing
sp Shirley Ann BURTON
b 13Jun1934
1939 @ 5 ^ Aldershot with parents (Shirley A)
m 1954.2 Aldershot (Shirley A)
d 1982.4 NE Hants
Generation 9
Family 1888
head Ronald MITCHELMORE
b 1937.1 Fulham
b 5Jan1937
1939 @ 2 ^ Fulham with parents
m 1958.3 Fulham
Leading Fireman (full time) ^ London and Luton
1995 ^ 61 Redgrave Gardens, Luton
d Feb2006 Luton
d 1Feb2006
sp Betty Ann POWELL
b 3Jul1938
1939 @ 1 ^ Fulham (Betty A); head George H POWELL
m 1958.3 Fulham (Betty A)
1995 ^ 61 Redgrave Gardens, Luton (Mrs Ronald)
d Sep2003 Bedford
