Notes for: Joseph FOSKETT
1825 Thu Feb 24 The Morning Chronicle
Another Murder in Buckinghamshire
Joseph Fosket was a witness in the case of John Allen, Thomas Collier and Thomas Reeves, labourers, charged with the murder of William Morris, aged about 20, employed by a farmer, near Horwood, of College fram.
Joseph Fosket described a quarrel which took place at the New Bell, Aston Clinton, between the parties, when Morris observed to Allen “that it was too bad to take a man respecting a horse he, Allen, had sold to a man named Ballard”. Allen said he had no right to interfere, and offered to fight him.
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1841 Census Aston Clinton
London Road
Joseph Foskett 35 Y
Mary Foskett 35 Y
Esther Foskett 9 Plaiter Y
Susan Foskett 7 Y
Ann Foskett 5 Y
Samuel Foskett 1 Y
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1851 Aston Clinton
22 London Road
Joseph Foskett H M 45 Ag Lab Buckland, Bucks
Mary Foskett W M 46 Plaiter Aston Clinton
Hester Ann Foskett D U 19 Plaiter "
Susan Foskett D U 17 Plaiter "
Ann Foskett D U 14 Plaiter "
Samuel Foskett S U 11 School Boy "
Charles Fpskett S U 9 School Boy "
Joseph Foskett S U 4 School Boy "
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1861 Godalming, Sry
RG9/429 Page 8
Schedule 42 14 High St
Joseph Foskett H M 55 Agent to Pickfords Carr Buckland, BKM
Esther Foskett D U 29 Housekeeper Aston Clinton
Ann Foskett D U 24 Assistant Aston Clinton
Joseph Foskett A=S 14 Clerk to Pickfords Carr Aston Clinton
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Clapham Holy Trinity, Surrey
04 Dec 1865 Joseph FOSKETT, full, wid, agent, Clapham,
George Foskett, gardener
Martha FAULKNER, ful, sp, Clapham, James Faulkner, smith
WiT: Joseph C Turner, Emily Turner
Administration of estate, valued at £100, to second wife Martha on 04 Jul 1877.
10 May 1877 Joseph Foskett of Godalming, Surrey
Adm died 05 Dec 1868
Ex: Martha Foskett, widow and relict
Value of Estate: £100