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     Margaret Isabel Randolph was born on 6 August 1902. She was the daughter of Felton George Randolph and Emily Margaret Nepean. As of 26 January 1929,her married name was Maclean. Margaret Isabel Randolph married Capt. John Cassilis Maclean RN on 26 January 1929.

     Barbara Randolph was born on 6 March 1906. She was the daughter of Felton George Randolph and Emily Margaret Nepean. As of 26 January 1929,her married name was Bertram. Barbara Randolph married Cyril Anthony George Bertram on 26 January 1929.

     Cyril Anthony George Bertram married Barbara Randolph, daughter of Felton George Randolph and Emily Margaret Nepean, on 26 January 1929.

     Capt. John Cassilis Maclean RN married Margaret Isabel Randolph, daughter of Felton George Randolph and Emily Margaret Nepean, on 26 January 1929.

     Admiral Sir William Frederic Wake-Walker died on 24 September 1945.

     Cmdr. Christopher Baldwin Hughes Wake-Walker RN was born on 16 May 1920. He was the son of Admiral Sir William Frederic Wake-Walker. Cmdr. Christopher Baldwin Hughes Wake-Walker RN died on 5 April 1998 at age 77.

     Arthur Plantagenet Francis Cecil Somerset married Mary Frances Elizabeth Randolph, daughter of Felton George Randolph and Emily Margaret Nepean, on 8 November 1916. Arthur Plantagenet Francis Cecil Somerset died on 13 October 1957.

      As of 1927,her married name was Randolph. Betty Dixey married Cyril George Randolph, son of Felton George Randolph and Emily Margaret Nepean, in 1927.

      As of 27 August 1946,her married name was Randolph. Dorothy Elizabeth (?) married John Hervey Randolph, son of Felton George Randolph and Emily Margaret Nepean, on 27 August 1946.

     Major Lawrence James Howe-Ely died in April 1996.

     Diana Millicent Somerset was born on 1 August 1921. She was the daughter of Arthur Plantagenet Francis Cecil Somerset and Mary Frances Elizabeth Randolph. As of 3 April 1943,her married name was Palmer. Diana Millicent Somerset died on 25 February 1985 at age 63.

     Edith Sheila Margaret Bennett was born in 1913 at East Bergholt, Suffolk. She was the daughter of Edith Constance Jefferis. Edith Sheila Margaret Bennett died in 2007.

     Edith Constance Jefferis was born circa 1884. She was the daughter of Lieutenant John Jefferis and Emmeline Esther Willan. Edith Constance Jefferis appeared in the household of Lieutenant John Jefferis in the 1891 census at 47 Park Hill Road, Waddon, Croydon. Edith Constance Jefferis appeared on the census of 31 March 1901 in the household of Lieutenant John Jefferis at 49 Park Hill Road, Waddon, Croydon; the head of a family of 6 (excluding servants), "living on own means" and blind. His household consisted of his wife Emmeline Esther, four daughters - Emily Maria, Beatrice, Edith Constance and Nora Christine - and cooks (Bessie Davy, 29 from Norfolk, and Lettie Bates, 26 from Leicestershire), parlourmaids (Elizabeth Fagan, 25 from Ireland and Nellie Walker, 26 from Norwood), housemaids (Elsa, 21 from Germany, Mary Ann, 35 from Sussex, and Mabel, 18 from Monmouthshire), kitchenmaid (Ethel, 16 from Norfolk), and one other maid - Amelia Zeck, 26, from Germany. As of 1909,her married name was Bennett. Edith Constance Jefferis died in 1974.

     Lieutenant John Jefferis was born circa 1826 at St Pancras, London. He was accompanied by 2nd Lieutenant Peach in leading a party of 700 men with two howitzers from the C Troop, Madras Horse Artillery on a march to Pounyday, about 38 miles in a South-Easterly direction from Prome: see "Pegu, a narration of events during the 2nd Burmese War", by William Ferguson Beatson - available on Google Books on 26 December 1853 at India. He married Caroline (?) circa 1856. Lieutenant John Jefferis appeared in the 1861 census at Spencer's Yard, Risley, Derbyshire. He married Emmeline Esther Willan, daughter of Richard Willan and Elizabeth Healey, between 1 January 1880 and 31 March 1880 at Melton Mowbray. Lieutenant John Jefferis appeared in the 1881 census at 3 Morland Road, Croydon; a former Lieutenant, Madras Artillery, living there with his wife Emmeline and four daughters, Alice, Hilda, Emily & Beatrice (together with Augusta Mulford, a 52-year-old nurse,and a cook and two housemaids). He appeared in the 1891 census at 47 Park Hill Road, Waddon, Croydon; the head of a family of 11, "living on own means" with his wife Emmeline, seven daughters - Alice, Hilda, Emily, Beatrice, Edith, Helen and Nora - and two sons, Charles and Arthur. He appeared on the census of 31 March 1901 at 49 Park Hill Road, Waddon, Croydon; the head of a family of 6 (excluding servants), "living on own means" and blind. His household consisted of his wife Emmeline Esther, four daughters - Emily Maria, Beatrice, Edith Constance and Nora Christine - and cooks (Bessie Davy, 29 from Norfolk, and Lettie Bates, 26 from Leicestershire), parlourmaids (Elizabeth Fagan, 25 from Ireland and Nellie Walker, 26 from Norwood), housemaids (Elsa, 21 from Germany, Mary Ann, 35 from Sussex, and Mabel, 18 from Monmouthshire), kitchenmaid (Ethel, 16 from Norfolk), and one other maid - Amelia Zeck, 26, from Germany. He died.

     Emmeline Esther Willan was born circa 1852 at Corby, Lincolnshire. She was the daughter of Richard Willan and Elizabeth Healey. Emmeline Esther Willan was christened on 20 July 1856 at Northampton. She appeared in the household of Richard Willan in the 1861 census at Bourne, Lincolnshire. As of between 1869 and 1880,her married name was Jefferis. Emmeline Esther Willan appeared in the household of Richard Willan in the 1871 census at Elm Villas, North Road, Bourne, Lincolnshire. Emmeline Esther Willan married Lieutenant John Jefferis between 1 January 1880 and 31 March 1880 at Melton Mowbray. Emmeline Esther Willan appeared in the household of Lieutenant John Jefferis in the 1881 census at 3 Morland Road, Croydon. Emmeline Esther Willan appeared in the household of Lieutenant John Jefferis in the 1891 census at 47 Park Hill Road, Waddon, Croydon. Emmeline Esther Willan appeared on the census of 31 March 1901 in the household of Lieutenant John Jefferis at 49 Park Hill Road, Waddon, Croydon; the head of a family of 6 (excluding servants), "living on own means" and blind. His household consisted of his wife Emmeline Esther, four daughters - Emily Maria, Beatrice, Edith Constance and Nora Christine - and cooks (Bessie Davy, 29 from Norfolk, and Lettie Bates, 26 from Leicestershire), parlourmaids (Elizabeth Fagan, 25 from Ireland and Nellie Walker, 26 from Norwood), housemaids (Elsa, 21 from Germany, Mary Ann, 35 from Sussex, and Mabel, 18 from Monmouthshire), kitchenmaid (Ethel, 16 from Norfolk), and one other maid - Amelia Zeck, 26, from Germany. Emmeline Esther Willan died after 31 March 1901.

     Richard Willan was born circa 1806 at Corby, Lincolnshire. He married Elizabeth Healey, daughter of George Healey and Sarah Frances (?), circa 1842. Richard Willan appeared in the 1861 census at Bourne, Lincolnshire. He appeared in the 1871 census at Elm Villas, North Road, Bourne, Lincolnshire; as head of the household, a Relieving Officer: besides his wife, Elizabeth, his daughter Emmeline E. also lived there, a Governess "aged 18." He appeared in the 1881 census at Villa, Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire; the head of a family of three, "annuitant" aged 76. His household consisted of his wife Elizabeth, 67, and unmarried daughter Annie Elizabeth, 31, no occupation (born Lincoln). He died after 4 April 1881.

     Elizabeth Healey was christened on 7 January 1813 at Fotheringhay, Northamptonshire. She was the daughter of George Healey and Sarah Frances (?). Elizabeth Healey married Richard Willan circa 1842. As of circa 1842,her married name was Willan. Elizabeth Healey appeared in the household of Richard Willan in the 1861 census at Bourne, Lincolnshire. Elizabeth Healey appeared in the household of Richard Willan in the 1871 census at Elm Villas, North Road, Bourne, Lincolnshire. Elizabeth Healey died after 2 April 1871. She appeared in the household of Richard Willan in the 1881 census at Villa, Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire.

     Reginald Robert Willan was born circa 1855 at Bourne, Lincolnshire. He was the son of Richard Willan and Elizabeth Healey. Reginald Robert Willan appeared in the household of Richard Willan in the 1861 census at Bourne, Lincolnshire. Reginald Robert Willan died after 7 April 1861.

     James H B Willan was born between 1 October 1846 and 31 December 1846 at Corby, Lincolnshire. He was the son of Richard Willan and Elizabeth Healey. James H B Willan appeared in the household of Richard Willan in the 1861 census at Bourne, Lincolnshire. James H B Willan married Ellen Healey, daughter of Henry Healey and Eleanor (?), circa 1880; This was a marriage of first cousins. James H B Willan appeared in the 1881 census at Bedford; the head of a family of four, aged 34, a chemist, with his wife Ellen, aged 29, born Farcel, Huntingdonshire, his son James H. aged six months, born Balham, Surrey, and Eleanor Healey, "aunt" [in reality, his aunt by marriage and mother-in-law], 62 a widow born in Empingham, Rutland. He appeared in the 1891 census at 5 Rectory Road, Beckenham; the head of a family of seven, a chemist, aged 44, with his wife Ellen, 39, son James H., 10, daughter Mary H., 5, "aunt" Eleanor, 71 and niece and nephew, Agnes M. and Richard H.P. Dettileu (sp?), 14 and 12, each born in Brixton - and one servant and one assistant. He appeared on the census of 31 March 1901 at St Albans; the head of a family of five, a chemist and druggist, aged 54, with his wife Ellen, 49, daughter Mary H., 15, mother-in-law Eleanor, 81 and Sarah F. Johnson, a visitor aged 76 born in Stoke Doyle. He died after 31 March 1901.

     Francis Burton Willan was born circa 1843 at Corby, Lincolnshire. He was the son of Richard Willan and Elizabeth Healey. Francis Burton Willan appeared in the household of Richard Willan in the 1861 census at Bourne, Lincolnshire. Francis Burton Willan married Jane E. (?) circa 1877. Francis Burton Willan appeared in the 1881 census; the head of a family of six, aged 38, a schoolmaster, with his wife Jane E., 29, born Woodbridge, and children Lionel F., 3, born Esher, Dora, 1, born Watford and Lewis B., one month, born Watford also; together with Grace Haywood, 30, born Helton, Suffolk, no occupation, a monthly nurse and a general servant. He died after 4 April 1881.

     Caroline (?) was born circa 1837 at London. As of circa 1856,her married name was Jefferis. She married Lieutenant John Jefferis circa 1856. Caroline (?) appeared in the household of Lieutenant John Jefferis in the 1861 census at Spencer's Yard, Risley, Derbyshire. Caroline (?) died after 7 April 1861.

     Alice Caroline Jefferis was born circa 1857 at Paddington. She was the daughter of Lieutenant John Jefferis and Caroline (?). Alice Caroline Jefferis appeared in the household of Lieutenant John Jefferis in the 1861 census at Spencer's Yard, Risley, Derbyshire. Alice Caroline Jefferis appeared in the household of Lieutenant John Jefferis in the 1881 census at 3 Morland Road, Croydon. Alice Caroline Jefferis appeared in the household of Lieutenant John Jefferis in the 1891 census at 47 Park Hill Road, Waddon, Croydon. Alice Caroline Jefferis died after 5 April 1891.

     Hilda M Jefferis was born circa 1863 at Paddington. She was the daughter of Lieutenant John Jefferis and Caroline (?). Hilda M Jefferis appeared in the household of Lieutenant John Jefferis in the 1881 census at 3 Morland Road, Croydon. Hilda M Jefferis appeared in the household of Lieutenant John Jefferis in the 1891 census at 47 Park Hill Road, Waddon, Croydon. Hilda M Jefferis died after 5 April 1891.

     Emily Maria Jefferis was born circa 1869 at Thatcham, Berkshire. She was the daughter of Lieutenant John Jefferis and Caroline (?). Emily Maria Jefferis appeared in the household of Lieutenant John Jefferis in the 1881 census at 3 Morland Road, Croydon. Emily Maria Jefferis appeared in the household of Lieutenant John Jefferis in the 1891 census at 47 Park Hill Road, Waddon, Croydon. Emily Maria Jefferis appeared on the census of 31 March 1901 in the household of Lieutenant John Jefferis at 49 Park Hill Road, Waddon, Croydon; the head of a family of 6 (excluding servants), "living on own means" and blind. His household consisted of his wife Emmeline Esther, four daughters - Emily Maria, Beatrice, Edith Constance and Nora Christine - and cooks (Bessie Davy, 29 from Norfolk, and Lettie Bates, 26 from Leicestershire), parlourmaids (Elizabeth Fagan, 25 from Ireland and Nellie Walker, 26 from Norwood), housemaids (Elsa, 21 from Germany, Mary Ann, 35 from Sussex, and Mabel, 18 from Monmouthshire), kitchenmaid (Ethel, 16 from Norfolk), and one other maid - Amelia Zeck, 26, from Germany. Emily Maria Jefferis died after 31 March 1901.

     Beatrice Emmeline Jefferis was born circa February 1881 at Croydon. She was the daughter of Lieutenant John Jefferis and Emmeline Esther Willan. Beatrice Emmeline Jefferis appeared in the household of Lieutenant John Jefferis in the 1881 census at 3 Morland Road, Croydon. Beatrice Emmeline Jefferis appeared in the household of Lieutenant John Jefferis in the 1891 census at 47 Park Hill Road, Waddon, Croydon. Beatrice Emmeline Jefferis appeared on the census of 31 March 1901 in the household of Lieutenant John Jefferis at 49 Park Hill Road, Waddon, Croydon; the head of a family of 6 (excluding servants), "living on own means" and blind. His household consisted of his wife Emmeline Esther, four daughters - Emily Maria, Beatrice, Edith Constance and Nora Christine - and cooks (Bessie Davy, 29 from Norfolk, and Lettie Bates, 26 from Leicestershire), parlourmaids (Elizabeth Fagan, 25 from Ireland and Nellie Walker, 26 from Norwood), housemaids (Elsa, 21 from Germany, Mary Ann, 35 from Sussex, and Mabel, 18 from Monmouthshire), kitchenmaid (Ethel, 16 from Norfolk), and one other maid - Amelia Zeck, 26, from Germany. Beatrice Emmeline Jefferis died after 31 March 1901.

     Helen E (or C) Jefferis was born circa 1884 at Croydon. She was the daughter of Lieutenant John Jefferis and Emmeline Esther Willan. Helen E (or C) Jefferis appeared in the household of Lieutenant John Jefferis in the 1891 census at 47 Park Hill Road, Waddon, Croydon.

     Charles C Jefferis was born circa 1886 at Croydon. He was the son of Lieutenant John Jefferis and Emmeline Esther Willan. Charles C Jefferis appeared in the household of Lieutenant John Jefferis in the 1891 census at 47 Park Hill Road, Waddon, Croydon.

     Nora Christine Jefferis was born circa 1889 at Croydon. She was the daughter of Lieutenant John Jefferis and Emmeline Esther Willan. Nora Christine Jefferis appeared in the household of Lieutenant John Jefferis in the 1891 census at 47 Park Hill Road, Waddon, Croydon. Nora Christine Jefferis appeared on the census of 31 March 1901 in the household of Lieutenant John Jefferis at 49 Park Hill Road, Waddon, Croydon; the head of a family of 6 (excluding servants), "living on own means" and blind. His household consisted of his wife Emmeline Esther, four daughters - Emily Maria, Beatrice, Edith Constance and Nora Christine - and cooks (Bessie Davy, 29 from Norfolk, and Lettie Bates, 26 from Leicestershire), parlourmaids (Elizabeth Fagan, 25 from Ireland and Nellie Walker, 26 from Norwood), housemaids (Elsa, 21 from Germany, Mary Ann, 35 from Sussex, and Mabel, 18 from Monmouthshire), kitchenmaid (Ethel, 16 from Norfolk), and one other maid - Amelia Zeck, 26, from Germany.

     Arthur R Jefferis was born circa 1890 at Croydon. He was the son of Lieutenant John Jefferis and Emmeline Esther Willan. Arthur R Jefferis appeared in the household of Lieutenant John Jefferis in the 1891 census at 47 Park Hill Road, Waddon, Croydon.

     Annie Elizabeth Willan was born between 1 July 1849 and 30 September 1849 at Corby. She was the daughter of Richard Willan and Elizabeth Healey. Annie Elizabeth Willan appeared in the household of George Healey in the 1861 census at Stoke Doyle. Annie Elizabeth Willan appeared in the household of George Healey in the 1871 census at Stoke Doyle. Annie Elizabeth Willan appeared in the household of Richard Willan in the 1881 census at Villa, Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire. Annie Elizabeth Willan died after 4 April 1881.