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10. William MAYATT [ Parents ]. Baptized 2/2/1854 in St Mary Cray, William died January 1927 in Forge Cottages, Lower Halling, age 72. He was buried 27/1/1927 in St John the Baptist Church, Halling. On 28/6/1874, when William was age 20, he married Amelia MONK , daughter of James MONK and Susan DREW , in St Nicholas, Strood. Amelia was baptized 18/3/1855 in Halling and died about December 1929 in Willmotts Cottages, Lower Halling, age 74. She was buried 3/1/1930 at St John the Baptist, Halling. They had the following children: (1) William Charles , born about 1875 in Snodland and died 1934 in Milton, age about 58. On 18/11/1899, when William was age 24, he married married Kate JARVIS (1876-1946) in St John the Baptist, Halling. (2) James Edward , born 7/8/1876 in Snodland and died 1945 in Chatham, age about 68. On 4/8/1900, when James was age 24, he married Matilda YOUNG (1867-1950) in St John the Baptist, Halling. (3 Alice , baptized 7/11/1878 in Snodland and died 1970 in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. On 3/8/1901, when Alice was age 23, she married Richard John PARRIS (1879-1976), son of James PARRIS and Ellen Elizabeth SACKER , in St John the Baptist, Halling. (4) Ernest John , born 8/9/1880 and baptized 8/3/1882 in Snodland. He died there on 26/2/1953, age 72. On 28/11/1903, when Ernest was age 23, he married Ada Rebecca Capon PARRIS (1883-1958), daughter of Alfred George PARRIS and Mary Ellen CAPON in St John the Baptist, Halling. (5) Amy , born 30/12/1882 in Snodland and died 1955 in Chatham, age 72. On 6/8/1904 when Amy was age 21, she married Charles ALLCORN (1877-1966) in St John the Baptist, Halling. (6) Charley , born 23/11/1884 and baptized 16/1/1889 in Halling. He died 1957 in Chatham, age about 72. In 1913, when Charley was age 29, he married Edith Mabel SNELL (1892-1961) in Strood. (7) Arthur , born 19/1/1887 and baptized 16/1/1889 in Halling. He died 1968 in Greenwich, age 81. On 14/6/1914, when Arthur was age 27, he married Winifred Gladys Emily KEMBER (1896-1920) in Birling. (8) Albert , born 13/11/1888 in Halling and died 1964 in Folkestone, age 75. In 1916, when Albert was age about 27, he married Emily Mary WARMAN (1888-1974) in St Paul’s, Sandgate Hill, Folkestone. (9) Edith , born 1/12/1890 and baptized 2/3/1891 in Halling. She died February 1991 in Chatham, age 100. In 1914, when Edith was age about 24, she married Thomas Fletcher FULLMAN (1891-1955) in Strood. (10) Leonard , born 25/2/1893 and baptized 7/5/1893 in Halling. On 21/3/1918 Leonard was killed in action during the Battle of the Somme, age 25, serving with the 7th Bn., Queen's Own (Royal West Kent Regiment). (11) Ada , born 23/1/1896 in Halling and died 1969 in Chatham, age 73. On 2/7/1915, when Ada was age 19, she married Fergus O'Connor BONSER (1893-1916) in St John the Baptist, Halling. Fergus was killed in action in France serving in the 9th Bn., Leicestershire Regiment. On 27/10/1917, when Ada was age 21, she married William Arthur SNELL (1895-1969). Researching the history of the Monk family from Surrey and Kent? We have much more information about them to share, over several generations, starting with Thomas Monk (1748-1831). Tap or click the icon to contact us . 11. Henry Job MAYATT [ Parents ]. Born 1869 in Snodland, Henry Job died 5/1/1943 in Snodland, age about 74. An entry in the National Probate Calendar reads: “MAYATT Henry Job of 13 East Street Snodland Kent died 5 January 1943 Probate Llandudno 10 February to James George Mayatt retired labourer. Effects £1549 11s. 11d.” (The equivalent of around £69,600 today.) Occupation: Papermaker. On 6/1/1894, when Henry was age about 25, he married Julia JEFFREY in All Saints, Birling. Julia was born about 1874 in Tovil, Kent and died 1950 in Dartford, age about 75. They had the following children, all born/baptized Snodland: (1) Charles Henry , baptized 6/10/1895 and died November 1896, age 1. (2) Nellie Evelyn , born 4/1/1898 and died 5/12/1981 in Maidstone, age 83. On 14/6/1919, when Nellie was age 21, she married Roland BURREN (1898-1973) in All Saints Parish Church, Snodland. (3) Arthur John , born 22/11/1900 and died in December 1916. He was buried 2/1/1917 in Snodland. (4) Florrie Kathleen May , born 27/1/1902 and died 1982 in Maidstone, age 80. In 1926, when Florence was age 24, she married George Alfred DURLING (1902-1979) in Malling. (5) Job Henry , born 5/3/1904 and died March 1991 in Maidstone, age 87. In 1934, when Job was age about 30, he married Ruby Emily INGLETON (1908-?) in Ashford.

12. James John MAYATT [ Parents ]. Born 1869 in Orpington, James John died 1942 in Bromley, Kent, age 72. Occupation: House painter. In 1893, when James John was age about 24, he married Harriet Maria TURNER in Bromley. Harriet Maria was born 1869 in St Paul’s Cray and died 1936 in Bromley, age 66. They had the following children: (1) Elsie Maud , born 12/1/1894 in St Pauls Cray and died 18/4/1980 in Orpington, age 86. She never married. (2) Edith Lily , born 17/3/1896, St Mary Cray and died 1972 in Maidstone, age 76. She never married. 13. Joseph Charles MAYATT [ Parents ]. Born 24/8/1872 in Snodland, Joseph Charles died 1956 in Maidstone, age about 83. Occupation: Machine man at paper mill. On 25/12/1894, when Joseph Charles was age 22, he married Sarah Ann AUSTIN in Birling. Born about 1874 in Wandsworth, Sarah died 1926 in Milton, age about 52. They had the following child: (1) Joseph Henry , born 29/9/1895 in Snodland and killed in action in Jerusalem, then in Palestine, age 21, serving with the 2nd/18th Battalion London Regiment (London Irish Rifles). Joseph is remembered on the Jerusalem Memorial, commemorating 3,300 Commonwealth servicemen who died during the First World War in operations in Egypt or Palestine and who have no known grave.