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1771 - 1839 (67 years)
Has more than 100 ancestors but no descendants in this family tree.
Set As Default Person
Bef 1737 - 1804 (> 66 years)
Birth |
Bef 1 Dec 1737 |
Baptized |
1 Dec 1737 |
Died |
1804 |
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Father |
Solomon Huffam b. 10 Aug 1698, Margate, Kent, England |
Mother |
Elizabeth Beverley |
Married |
1734 |
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Family |
Rachel Stilles b. 1740 |
Married |
1763 |
Limehouse, London, England |
Children |
| 1. Christopher Huffam b. 23 Aug 1771 |
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1740 - 1829 (89 years)
Birth |
1740 |
Died |
1829 |
Limehouse, London, England |
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Family |
Solomon Huffam b. Bef 1 Dec 1737 |
Married |
1763 |
Limehouse, London, England |
Children |
| 1. Christopher Huffam b. 23 Aug 1771 |
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- 1806
Died |
1806 |
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Family |
Christopher Huffam b. 23 Aug 1771 |
Married |
1795 |
Stoke Damerel, Plymouth, Devon, England |
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Name |
Christopher Huffam |
Born |
23 Aug 1771 |
Gender |
Male |
Occupation |
ships rigger |
Will |
5 Jan 1839 |
16 Harkworth Tce, Limehouse, London, England |
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Will of Christopher Huffam (1771-1839)
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Will of Christopher Huffam (1771-1839) transcribed
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Died |
29 Apr 1839 |
Buried |
6 May 1839 |
Probate |
2 Aug 1839 |
Islington, London, England |
Notes |
Ships Rigger of 4 Garford Street and 12 Church Row Limehouse
After his fathers death, he and brother William Henry carried on the business.
For subsequent generations go to http://hougham.royroyes.net/getperson.php?personID=I618&tree=hougham
Godfather to Charles John Huffam Dickens, English novelist - see the article at http://royroyes.net/genealogy/showmedia.php?mediaID=660
"The Dickensonian" vol.25 p.66.Mr W.H.Huffam of Norwich writes: It may interest you to know that I possess the original portrait you give of my great grandfather, Christopher Huffam. It was photographed for publication about 30 years ago,whehen I resided in Manchester. It is an oil painting by Sir Thomas Lawrence,and my grandfather, Solomon Huffam, son of Christopher Huffam then living in London, used to tell me with pride that it cost 100 pound to paint and that his father was saiid to be one of the handsomest men in London, and that he was a Gentleman in waiting to King William IV, an honour given him in recognition of his work in connection with the war in France. He fitted out a Privateer at his own expense and she did valuable service. I came into possession of the portrait on the death of my Grandfather together with a quantity of old legal documents referring to property in Limehouse."
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Oldest Known Ancestors |
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Person ID |
I3665 |
Roy~Royes | Hougham |
Last Modified |
8 Jan 2010 |
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