Susanna Dymond Quick

1820 - 1905  (85 years)

• Name	Susanna Dymond Quick
  Born	1820	Hallsands, Stokenham,Devon
  Gender	Female
  Died	1905	Malborough,Devon
  Person ID	I2894	Salcombe
  Last Modified	8 Apr 2025

  
  

  Family	James Yeoman,   b. 1818, Malborough,Devon ,   d. 1893, Malborough,Devon  (Age 75 years)
  Married	Apr 1840	Malborough,Devon, England
  	Type: Banns
  Children	1. Elizabeth Yeoman,   b. 1841, Malborough,Devon   2. James Yeoman,   b. 1842, Malborough,Devon ,   d. 1920, Malborough,Devon  (Age 78 years)   3. Susan Yeoman,   b. 1844, Malborough,Devon ,   d. 1873, Salcombe,Devon  (Age 29 years)   4. Eliza Yeoman,   b. 1846, Malborough,Devon + 5. William Jarvis Yeoman,   b. 1848, Malborough,Devon, England ,   d. 1916, Withymore,South Huish,Devon  (Age 68 years)   6. Richard Yeoman,   b. 1850, Malborough,Devon ,   d. 1875, Malborough,Devon  (Age 25 years) + 7. Sarah Jane Yeoman,   b. 1852, Malborough,Devon   8. Henry Yeoman,   b. 1855, Malborough,Devon ,   d. 1927, Orchard,Lane,Oregon,USA  (Age 72 years)   9. Charles Yeoman,   b. 1856, Malborough,Devon ,   d. 1878, Malborough,Devon  (Age 22 years) + 10. John Yeoman,   b. 1859, Malborough,Devon ,   d. 1929, Batson Hall,Batson,Nr Salcombe,Devon  (Age 70 years)   11. Emma Quick Yeoman,   b. 1861, Malborough,Devon   12. George Yeoman,   b. 1864, Malborough,Devon
  Last Modified	8 Apr 2025
  Family ID	F865	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

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  Born - 1820 - Hallsands, Stokenham,Devon Died - 1905 - Malborough,Devon  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

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  Information from Anne Speight via email: Description: Regarding Susanna Dymond Quick (I2894) the information I have is:- 1820 Susannah was born Hallsands, Stokenham parish - she was her parents eldest child. In the baptism records her father John Quick, was described as a husbandman. Her mother was Clara Dimond. 1822 Her brother, James Quick was born and baptised. 1823 Her sister Mary born and baptised Her father John Quick asked for parish relief to help support his wife and chidren. Her father had to swear a statement in front of local JP. Settlement Exam (doc at Devon Record office, lots of detail about John Quick's earlier life at South Brent, his apprenticeship, during which time who paid for his clothes etc) Now Stokenham magistrates decided he was the responsibility of Malborough parish - John never received support from Stokenham. Probably his wife's family helped out as best they could - they were fishermen, living at Beesands and some at Hallsands. 1825 Her sister Elizabeth was born and baptised at Stokenham. Her father with several of her uncles were caught on the cliffs making signals to smuggling boats. Susannah was 6yrs when her father and the others were arrested and taken to Exeter Jail. 27 March 1826 Her father and other family members appeared at Devon Assizes - they were found guilty and committed under warrant from the Kings Bench for making signals to Persons on board a smuggling vessel. For want of sureties to appear at Westminster the first day of Easter Term. Held in Exeter jail. (The court order was imprisonment until they paid a fine of ?22-8-0. It is not clear what happened but John was soon back home and another baby was on the way!). 1827 Susannah's father was served a Removal Order (document is at Devon Record office) He and his wife and 5 children were to go to Malborough parish - but still the family stayed in Stokenham 1829 John Quick jnr was the 6th and last child to be recorded as baptised at Stokenham. Aged about 10yrs, Susannah and her parents and siblings eventually found their way to Malborough where they lived in the Alms House by the church. Susannah's parents had several more children but by now Susannah would have been working on local farms, possibly even sleeping away from the family home. ............. 14th May 1840 - aged 19yrs Susannah married James Yeoman at Malborough. She was still a Minor. Both made mark, James was described as husbandman, son of sexton. Susannah's father John Quick was also described as husbandman. Witnesses Ann Drew and Mary Pidgeon. 1841 Susannah possibly servant at Dodbrook 1841 James - Living alone Fore St, Kingsbridge - Gardener 1841 First child born - went on to have 11 more. The last born in 1864 when Susannah was 44yrs. 1851 Living in Malborough - husband described as a day labourer C1858 family moved to Burleigh Farm, in South Huish parish (last 3 kids were born at S. Huish) 1861 4 Burleigh Farm (half way between Malborough and South Huish village), Susannah's husband was a labourer. 4 Kids at home 1862 oldest son James 19yrs married Jane Maddock at West Alvington. Ag lab in Malborough area. Various children but his wife died 1885. With 2nd wife, James moved to Plymouth area 1863 oldest daughter Elizabeth 22yrs, married Samuel Weymouth at Malborough. But he was from Stoke Fleming where couple went to live. Had at least 2 kids 1863 At South Huish, 22nd March, daughter Eliza 17yrs, married George Wills Gill, ag lab. They lived Malborough area. Had a family of girls. 1869 At South Huish, 10th January, Son William J married Catherine Mary Beer. Various kids. Ag lab/farmer at Rugwell, later Withycombe Farm, Malborough. William died 1916 at Withymore. He was the father of 'Granfer Yeoman' that my Dad remembered) 1871 Susannah Yeoman, 51yrs and her husband at West Alvington 1873 son Henry 18yrs emigrated - took ship to Quebec, Canada. In 1880 he married Hattie Cooley at Gale, Trempealeauu, Wisconsin, USA and his children included Lulu Yeoman. During 1870's three of Susannah's offspring died. They are named on their parents gravestone at Malborough - Susan aged 28yrs, Richard 24yrs, Charles aged 21yrs. 1877 daughter Sarah Jane 24yrs. married Edward Brooking, blacksmith. Lived in UpperTown/Chapel Lane, Malborough. (Malborough Local history group have a photo of Edward working in his forge.) Daughter Emma Yeoman moved to London where many years later, aged 34yrs she married John T. Steer, a policeman who was originally from South Hams. They eventually retired back to S. Hams 1881 Susannah still at Burleigh Farm with her husband. Only one son, John, 22yrs left at home 1882 youngest son George 18yrs married Elizabeth Ingham. He was ag lab at South Milton, later Sherford. early 1900's returned to take on Royal Oak pub at Malborough - had big family. (Photo of them outside the pub) 1884 son John 24yrs married Susan Adams - lived at Batson Hall Farm -ag lab/farmer. Photos of Susannah and her husband is available 1891 Lower Town, Malborough Her husband 73yrs was still recorded as Ag Lab 1893 husband died 1901 Susannah Yeoman, widow described of Lower Town 1905 died, aged 84yrs P.S. I can provide material for all of Suzanna's siblings. Is this is in the best format for you to use?