The descent of JOSEPH PEROWN(PEROWNE)(b.1788)

(1) FRANCHOY PIERON }
(2) JACQUE PIERON }
(3) JAMES PERONNE (PAROON)   }   (see descent of Franchoy)
(4) JAMES PAROON (PEROWN) }

(5) JOSEPH PEROWN(E), b.1788(+ 3-Apr-1788 at St Lawrence in Norwich; master hatter, of St John, Maddermarket, Norwich;

m. 1) 2-Apr-1809, at St Michael Coslany, Mary Ann Clark (d. 1816. bd. 17-Nov-1816 St Pauls , lived in paeish of St John Maddermarket) witness at thewedding was Sarah perowne. This may have been Josephs elder sister of his neice , daughter of his brother James, who was a similar age. They had one son:

m.2)(a widower) 26-Mar-1818, at St Ethelred's, Norwich, Mary Melin (b.1787; d.17-Apr-1874, at Playford's Court, St Lawrence, Norwich); d.18-Sep-1856, at Shipley's Yard, Norwich; having issue:

(_a) WILLIAM, b 4-Feb-1810 (+ 18-Feb-1810 at St John, Maddermarket) in Norwich; d.inf.bd 19-Sep-1810, bd St Paul's in Norwich

(a) JOHN JOSEPH, b.1819 (+ 24-Jan-1819 at St John, Maddermarket) in Norwich; d.inf.20-May-1819, bd St Paul's in Norwich

(b) Lois, b.1820c; +2-Jan-1820 at St John Maddermarket. m.15-Jan-1841, at St John the Baptist, Lakenham, Norwich, James Burrell.

(c) JOSEPH JOHN, b.1821 (+ 21-Oct-1821 at St John, Maddermarket) in Norwich; tailor, of Heigham Place, Norwich; d.unm.(?) 22-Feb-1875, at Gladstone Street, Heigham, Norwich.

(d) Harriet Mary, b.22-Apr-1824 (+ 9-May-1824 at St Giles) in Norwich; d.1847 bd, 24-Mar-1847 at St Giles in Norwich.

(e) Elizabeth, b.2-Jun-1826 (+ 11-Jun-1826 at St Giles) in Norwich; m.29-May-1854, in the Parish Church, Lakenham, Norwich, Edward Walter Watts, carpenter, son of James Watts, manufacturer - Joseph John Perowne and Lois Burrell witnesses at marriage.

(f) JAMES, b.4-May-1828, of whom presently.

(6) JAMES PEROWNE, b.4-May-1828 (+ 11-May-1828 at St John, Maddermarket in Norwich; furniture painter and grainer, of William Street Heigham, Norwich; m.14-Mar-1859, in the Octagon Chapel1, Colgate, Norwich, Priscilla Elizabeth (b.1830; bd.13-Nov-1891 in the Rosary Cemetery, Norwich)2, daughter of William Cooper, innkeeper, of the 'Plough' public-house, St Margaret, Norwich, and Rosa Cooper; d. 17-Apr-1897, at 102, Belvoir Street, Heigham, Norwich, and bd. 22-Apr-1897 in the Rosary Cemetery; leaving issue:

(a) Laura, b.2-Sep-1859; m.1883-Q1, in Norwich, Frederick Middleton. (9 children., of which Ellen, Kate and Emily living in 1973)

(b) Agnes, b.5-Jan-1862; d.unm., in Norwich and bd.13-Nov-1876 in the RosaryCemetery.

(c) Alice, b.15-Nov-1863; d.unm.inNorwich and bd. 3-Sep-1908 in the RosaryCemetery.

(d) WALTER CHARLES, b.18-Ocr-1866; Company Secretary of Messrs Coopers, Confectioners, of King Street, Norwich; m.1897-Q4 after thirteen years of courtship, in Norwich, Mary Ann Downes; res.Magpie Road Norwich; d.1898-Q2 s.p. After her husband's death, Mary Ann Perowne kept a small general shop at 2, Wellington Lane, St Giles, Norwich, and latterly resided with her brother James Downes, over Leach's wallpaper shop3 in St Benedict’s Street, where she died, aged 86 1954-Q4.

(e) Ellen.28-Ocr-1868; m.1892-Q3, in Norwich, Herbert James Gaze. (1 daughter .m.Palmer; 1 son m.his cousin Emily Middleton - see (6a) above)

(f) WILLIAM JAMES, b.27-Mar-1870, of whom presently.


(7) WILLIAM JAMES PEROWNE, b. 27-Mar-1870 in Norwich; printer's compositor m. 29-Aug-1897, at St James' Church, Barrack Street, Norwich, Kate Maud (b.8-Ocr-1875; d.29-Dec-1960; bd.in the RosaryCemetery, Norwich), daughter of Arthur Stephen and Mary Ann Weeks; d.29-Jan-1948, at 6, Marlborough Road, Norwich; bd.in the Rosary Cemetery (Grave No2, Square D528); leaving issue:

(a) Laura b.22-Ocr-1898 in Norwich; m.4-Aug-1923, at St John, Maddermarket, Norwich, Walter Edgar Tuddenham (“Otherwise Walter Edgar Tuddenham Pearce"), soldier, of Reed Hall Camp, Colchester, Essex, son of Walter Tuddenham and Minnie (nee Pearce), having issue:

(i) Walter Edgar (Tuddenham) b.16-Ocr-1924; m.24-Jun-1950, Molly J.Clarke.(1 son., Alan David, b.6-Nov-1958)

(ii) June Eileen (Tuddenham), b.14-Jun-1931; m.9-Aug-1952, Derek D.J.Pearce (1 son, Brian Richard 21-Aug-1953; 1 daughter, Brenda Eileen, b.23-Feb-1907)

(b) Hilda, b.4-Mar-1904 in Norwich; living unm. (1973) at 6, Marlborough Road Norwich.

(c) Ruby Kate, b.17-Apr-1910; m.24-Dec-1938, John Styles having issue:

(i) John Anthony (Styles), b.17-Aug-1946: m.16-Aug-1969, Sheila A.Woods.(1 son, Darren John, b.31-Mar-

1972)

(d) WALTER HENRY, b.11-Apr-1912, of whom presently.

(8) WALTER HENRY PEROWNE, b.11-Apr-1912; master printer, of Norwich; served in the Royal Air Force; m.20-Aug-1941, Betty Catherine Harris (who re-married 1950-Q2, as a widow, Stanley J.Harmer); sometime of Cintra Lodge, Little Shelford, Caibs.; d., a prisoner of war in Japanese hands, at PalembanG, Sumatra, 20-Aug-1942, s.p.

(Line extinct)

footnotes:
1 The Octagon, Chapel, Colgate Street, Was built in 1756. "In the early XIX Century the congregation became identified with Unitarianism .... In 1840, seventy girls paid one penny a week for their education in the Unitarian Schools in Calvert Street" ("The Old Churches of Norwich")
2 The RosaryCemetery in Norwich was founded originally for Free Church burials, but was subsequently used by all denominations, mostly Anglican and Nonconformist. (letter dated 19th April, 1973, from the Superintendant and Registrar of Cemeteries and Crematorium, Norwich)
3 Mrs Mary Ann Perowne, green grocer 2 wellington lane.(Norwich Directory 1922 and 1937)