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DESCENDANTS OF WALTER BALDEY
Generation 1.
WALTER BALDEY c. 1656 d. 1680 - ELIZABETH (Mother) c. 1656.
Generation 2.
WILLIAM BALDEY c. 1676 d. 1729 m. ANN WOOD c. 1679 d. 1744.
Genertion 3.
WILLIAM BALDEY c. 1707 Falmer, Sussex d. 1757 m. 1733 Falmer, Sussex ANN NOKES
c. 1713 d. 1749.
Generation 4.
WILLIAM BALDEY c. 1741 d. 1779 m. 24 Mar. 1761 Falmer, Sussex REBECCA PENFOLD
c. 1732 Westmeston, Sussex d. 1784.
Generation 5.
JOHN BALDEY c. 1765 d. 1843 m. ELIZABETH BALCOMB- c. 1764 d. 1837.
Generation 6.
JAMES BALDEY c. 1808 d. 1846 m. HANNAH SHADWELL 30 Nov. 1825
Falmer,
Sussex c. 1806 d. 1873.
HANNAH m.2 JOHN WICKS.
Generation 7.
Child of JAMES BALDEY
BENJAMIN JESSE BALDEY b. 14 Aug, 1831, Falmer, Sussex d. 1915 Fulking,
Sussex m. ANN SEPTIMA CUTTRESS 6 Feb. 1858 Edburton, Sussex b. Dec. 1838 Fulking, Sussex d. circa 1925 Cuckfield, Sussex.
Ann Septima Cuttress appears to have been a twin, the other child died
at birth as shown in the Register of Births.
Generation 8.
Children of BENJAMIN JESSE BALDEY and ANN SEPTIMA CUTTRESS
CAROLINE BALDEY b. circa June, 1858, Lewes, Sussex d. circa June, 1858,
Lewes, Sussex.
SARAH A. BALDEY b. circa 1859.
ELLEN CAROLINE BALDEY b. circa June, 1859, Lewes, Sussex.
SARAH ANN BALDEY b. circa Dec. 1863, Lewes, Sussex.
BENJAMIN BALDEY b. 1864, Fulking, Sussex d. 29 Nov 1950 bur. Edburton, Sussex
m. MARY STEVENS circa Mar. 1894 Edburton, Sussex b. circa 1872 d. 31 Jan. 1952 bur. Edburton, Sussex.
CAROLINE BALDEY b. circa 1865.
GEORGE BALDEY b. circa 1868.
CHARLES BALDEY b. circa 1869 m. RHODA -
ANNIE BALDEY b. circa 1874.
PERCY BALDEY b. circa 1876.
BEATRICE BALDEY b. 24 Nov. 1877, Fulking, Sussex d. 19 Dec. 1957 Brighton, Sussex
m. CHARLES ALFRED WEST 5 Dec. 1897 Brighton, Sussex b. 6 Nov. 1870 Brighton, Sussex d. 22 Aug. 1955 Brighton, Sussex.
KATE BALDEY b. circa June.1880 m. - STEEL.
(Lived and worked at Edburton before moving to Bourton-on-the-Water, Gloucestershire.
Later moving to an old people's home in East Grinstead, Sussex).
EDWIN BALDEY b. 1882 Fulking, Sussex.
Generation 9.
Children of CHARLES ALFRED WEST and BEATRICE BALDEY.
CLARA ELEANOR WEST b. 21 Jan. 1898 Brighton, Sussex, d. Jan. 1983 m. GUSTAV EMIL
LARSSON (JOHN) 14 Aug. 1919 Brighton, Sussex, b. 26 Dec. 1892 near Goteborg, Sweden, d. Jul. 1963 Brighton, Sussex.
CHARLES PERCY WEST b. 6 Nov. 1899? Brighton, Sussex, d. 31 Oct. 1979 Kingsteignton,
Devon, m. (1) KATEY/KATE? Brighton, Sussex, d. 7 Jul. 1955 m. (2) GWEN ? b. Birmington district, Warwickshire.
HARRY LIONEL WEST b. 11 Dec. 1900 Brighton, Sussex, d. 15 Mar. 1979 Bristol Avonmouth
m. NELLIE CAROLINE PAGE 11 Jun. 1938 Presonville, Brighton, Sussex b. 29 Oct. 1904 Shoreham, Sussex d. 26 Jun. 1971 Bristol,
Avonmouth.
ALFRED WEST d. childhood measles.
BEATRICE ROSE WEST b. 16 Mar. 1905 Brighton, Sussex, d. 24 Dec. 1986 Brighton,
Sussex.
JACK STANLEY WEST b. Brighton, Sussex, m. RITA?
MILLICENT MAY WEST b. 23 Sep. 1910 Brighton, Sussex, d. 22 Dec. 1978 Patcham,
Sussex, m. THOMAS JOHN JONES 4 Oct. 1939 Eastbourne, Sussex, b. 29 Sep. 1912 Bootle, Liverpool, Lancashire
d. 20 Feb. 1988 Cuckfield, Sussex.
OLIVE DORIS WEST b. 6 Nov. 1915 Brighton, Sussex, d. 16 Dec. 2003 Grantham, Lincolnshire, m.
RONALD STANLEY MALTBY BROOKS, 7 Jan. 1939 Brighton, Sussex b. 18 Jan. 1911 Hove, Sussex d. 8 Aug. 1996 Hove, Sussex.
KATHLEEN WEST b. 19 Dec. 1919 Brighton, Sussex, d. 19 Dec. 1996 Brighton, Sussex,
m. JOSEPH ROBERT SAYERS 19 Jun. 1947 Brighton, Sussex b. 17 Sep. 1913 Brighton, Sussex, d. 1 Aug. 2010 Worthing, Sussex.
ROY ALFRED WEST b. 22 Jul. 1922 Brighton, Sussex, d. 5 Jul. 1984 Brighton, Sussex,
m. MADGE HOOK 23 Jul. 1955 Hove, Sussex b. 1 Mar. 1931 Haywards Heath, Sussex.
Generation 10.
Children of MILLICENT MAY WEST and THOMAS JOHN JONES.
PETER NORMAN JONES b. 16 Nov. 1940 Brighton, Sussex, m. MARGARET MARY JUNOR 13
Apr. 1968 Clayton, Victoria, Australia b. 3 Mar. 1942 Thornbury, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
MARGARET ANNE JONES b. 2 July, 1944 Brighton, Sussex, m. NORMAN MORLEY, Patcham,
Sussex.
TREVOR JOHN JONES b. 18 Mar. 1950 Brighton, Sussex, m. DOREEN JOAN FORDHAM 27
Oct. 1973 Patcham, Sussex, b. 30 Oct. 1946 Brighton, Sussex.
Generation 11.
Child of PETER NORMAN JONES and MARGARET MARY JUNOR.
GLEN PETER JONES b. 14 Jul. 1971 Werribee, Victoria, Australia m. TRUDI MARIE
LAWFORD 25 Jan. 1997 Casterton, Victoria, Australia b. 25 Oct. 1976 Casterton, Victoria, Australia.
Generation 12.
Children of GLEN PETER JONES and TRUDI MARIE LAWFORD.
BRANDON ALAN JONES b. 18 Jun. 2000 Millicent, South Australia, Australia.
MASON ALEXANDER JONES b. 29 Jul. 2008 Millicent, South Australia, Australia.
Below: ANN SEPTIMA BALDEY nee CUTTRESS (centre) with members of her family in the garden of 'Septima Cottage' in
Fulking circa 1923/4.
Back Row L to R: Nephew GEORGE PAYNE and possibly three of Septima's sons, the last believed to be CHARLES who
was the publican of the 'Shepherd and Dog' public house in Fulking.
Front Row: Septima's Great Niece EDNA MAY PAYNE, her mother ETHEL PAYNE whose husband is in the back row, the next
person is unknown and Great Nephew RAYMOND PAYNE known as SONNY and brother of EDNA.
Above: ANN SEPTIMA BALDEY nee CUTTRESS with members of her family? in the garden of 'Septima Cottage' in Fulking
circa early 1920s.
"SEPTIMA COTTAGE", FULKING.
L to R: Margaret Jones, son Glen Jones, Kathleen Sayers (nee West) and Robert Sayers. 1974.
"SEPTIMA COTTAGE", FULKING, WEST
SUSSEX.
"SEPTIMA COTTAGE", which was built in the 15th century, was named after Ann Septima
Cuttress who later married Benjamin Jesse Baldey on 6th Feb. 1858. She lived in this cottage for 80 years from the age
of six. Ann had 15 children including Beatrice Baldey born 24th Nov. 1877. Beatrice West nee Baldey was my maternal
grandmother.
JOHN RUSKIN.
John Ruskin one of the greatest figures of the Victorian age artist, art critic,
conversationist, English author, philosopher, poet and scientist was quite often seen in Fulking and it is believed that he
liked to see the sunsets there. Among his many talents was that of a geologist and his help and advice was sought by
some of his friends in the village regarding harnessing the Fulking water supply. Fulking's very existence is due to
the spring at the end of the village street which is said to never have run dry. Ruskin helped and advised the villagers
and in the mid 1800s the spring was harnessed to provide Fulking with its own piped water supply and the pump house and ram
pump by the side of the road were part of the "set up" in use until 1953 when a new supply system was provided for the village.
On the side of the pump house on Victorian tiles are the words: 'HE SENDETH
SPRINGS INTO THE VALLEY WHICH RUN AMONG THE HILLS, OH THAT MEN WOULD PRAISE THE LORD FOR HIS GOODNESS' which came from Psalms
104 & 107.
THE SPRING AND PUMP HOUSE.
Also in the village there is a small commemorative fountain with the words, sadly no long readable:
'TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN HONOR OF JOHN RUSKIN PSALM LXXVIII THAT THEY MIGHT SET THEIR HOPE IN GOD AND
NOT FORGET BUT KEEP HIS COMMANDMENTS WHO BROUGHT STREAMS ALSO OUT OF THE ROCK'.
The fountain was erected by a local brewer.
"THE SHEPHERD & DOG".
"The Shepherd & Dog" public house at the western end of the villages is a popular venue year round for
locals and visitors to the district.
THE "SHEPHERD & DOG".
In the Post Office Directories of 1905, 1913 and 1915 Charles Baldey was named as the publican of the "Shepherd
& Dog" public house in Fulking and in the 1918 edition of the Directory Mrs. Maria Baldey was named as the publican.
In a letter in a newspaper sent by an Uncle of mine, Harry West, it stated that "my Uncle Charlie and Rhoda
were mine hosts of the "Shepherd & Dog" public house for many years until their deaths between the wars".
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