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Gotts Surname Family History

William 107

William 107, bp 1786, m Charlotte 149 Stimpson and lived in East Ruston. Several children:

• James 865 b 1815 Brumstead,
• William 866 b 1816 Brumstead, m Martha 3279 Woodhouse 1857
• Elizabeth 867 b 1818, m Richard Bell in 1840
• George 117 b 1821, m Mary 120 Neave in 1842 (There has been confusion between this George and George 3276, who are first cousins born within 1 year of each other)
• Hannah 868 b 1821
• Mary 151 b 1822 in Brumstead, m John Dewing
• John Stimpson 152, bp 1825, m Susanna Hunt, with descendants through to William 215, bp 1866 in Hemsby
• Boaz 153, bp 1827, m Hannah Hewitt, the second time to Mary Ann Miller and moved to Beverley (Yorks) and Seaham Harbour in Durham. Children were James 158 b 1850, William 160 b 1854, Harriett 161 b 1857, m James Allen in 1876 and Martha 439 b 1862 m Robert Pointer in 1885.
• Robert 154, bp 1828 m Mary Ann 162 Hubbard in 1852, and Ann 864 Bacon in 1860
• Samuel 155 b 1831 East Ruston

John Stimpson 152 (son of William 107)

John Stimpson 152 married Susanna 208 Hunt, and lived in Hemsby. Their family were:

• Elizabeth 210 b 1849 Hemsby, m Stephen George Bessey. When he died at sea, she married Richard Benjamin Bessey in 1872. Stephen & Elizabeth's son was William 214 b 1886 in Hemsby. See later for details.
• Martha 211 b 1850 Hemsby, m Henry William Johnson in 1874
• George Stimpson 212 b 1852, d 1870
• Charlotte 213, b 1855, m James Whur Dady 1875

More of George 101’s family

Robert 154 (son of William 107) & Mary Ann Hubbard (first marriage)

Robert 154 & Mary Ann 162 Hubbard's children were:

• George 163, bp 1853, m Jane Ann 171 Rogerson and settled in Holywell, Northumberland (Descendant is Ian Gotts of St Albans- me!)
• John 164, bp 1858, m Alice Julia 659 Neal

Robert 154 & Ann 864 Bacon (second marriage)

Their children were:

• Alice 215, bp 1861, who married William 214, and raised their family in Hemsby.
• Eugenia 165 b 1863 m Charles Woodhouse in 1884
• Anna Elizabeth b 1865 m John Francis Chedgrave in 1888