Valpy & Shuter families
Updated 22.10.21
Context
Sarah Frances Shuter née Valpy b1780 was the grandmother of Charles Perkins 1851-1905 and great grandmother of Violet Fenwick 1874-1972.
In 1932, Maud Terry, signing herself as his great aunt, shown below as "14.1. (Augusta) Maud Perkins 1849-1911 m 1875 Col. Herbert Durrel Terry 1847-1913 no issue" wrote to David Fenwick about the Valpy family
".. I think this will interest you. It was given to me when I lived at ? by a distant cousin Mrs Valpy French [see 12.1. Penelope Arabella Valpy m Rev Peter French, Burton on Trent in Valpy tree below] through whom I learnt much of the Valpy history. I think it more than likely that you never heard you had any connection with the family. Dr Valpy who was the head master of Reading School was your great great great grandfather but as it is difficult to carry these far distant relations in your mind, it has amused me to draw up a pedigree list to help you to understand. Dr Valpy was the eldest of 6 sons, the 4th son Rev Edward Valpy BD was head master of Norwich Grammar School. The Valpys originally came from Lombardy, drifted to Northern France and to the Channel Islands. In Italy the name is Volpi and one was nearly elected Pope. he came in 2nd (Pope before last I think). There was a Volpi who was financial adviser at one time to Mussolini [Count Volpi here]".
Valpy/Fenwick Connection
As shown on the Fenwick family tree Herbert George Fenwick “Bertie” 1870-1937 m1 Violet Edith Perkins dau of Charles Perkins 1851-1905 and Edith nee Hunter 1854-1929. See Perkins Connection. Charles Perkins was a son of Edward Moseley Perkins 1821-1871 of Birtley who married 1848 Octavia daughter of T Allen Shuter and Sarah Frances nee Valpy.
Valpy of St John & of England
Earlier Abbreviated Pedigree from 1450 to Richard Valpy 1696-1774
-2. Thomelin Valpy living 1450
-1.2. James Valpy
-1.3. Martha Valpy m Guille Picot
-1.1. Jehannet Valpy living 1517 m. Jehanne dau of Symon Byschart
0. John Valpy m Collette dau of Guillaume Le Moignan or Morgan
1. Michael Valpy living 1565
2.2. John Valpy m Secille ? 3s
3.1. Michael Valpy b1605
3.2. Abraham Valpy b1606
3.3. John Valpy b1610 m Katherine dau of P Gibaut Laurence
4.1. John Calpy b1637
4.2. Katherine Valpy b1632
4.3. Secille Valpy b1634
4.4. Jane Valpy 1639-1660
2.3. Perronella Valpy m Clement Estur of St Mary
2.4. Elizabeth Valpy m1590 John Galle of St Peter
2.1. Edward Valpy living 1614
m1 Collette
3.2. Elizabeth Valpy b1599
3.1. Abraham Valpy b1602 m1 Esther dau of John Hamon (see later for their issue)
m2 Jane dau of Richard le Quisne
4.3. John Valpy b1609
4.4. Michael Valpy b1612
Children of Abraham and Esther Valpy
4.1. Edward Valpy b1623 m Elizabeth Giffard - see Edward Valpy b1623 descendants below
4.2. Abraham Valpy b1625
4.3. John Valpy b1628
4.4. Clement Valpy b1630
4.5. Philip Valpy b1633
4.6. Esther Valpy b1636
4.7. Coward Valpy b1639 m Rachel Coutanche
5. Richard Valpy d1738 m1692 Ann dau of John Le Gallais
6.1. Richard Valpy 1696-1774 m1725 Elizabeth Anley (see later for issue)
6.2. John Valpy
6.3. Abraham Valpy
6.4. Clement Valpy
6.5. Jane Valpy
6.6. Judith Valpy b1693 m1721 Clement Romeril
6.7. Ann Valpy m1725 John Hamon
Later Abbreviated Pedigree from Richard Valpy 1696-1774 to present
Children of 6.1. Richard Valpy 1696-1774 and Elizabeth nee Anley
7.2. Joshua Valpy b1728
7.3. John Valpy b1735
7.4. Ann Valpy b1732
7.5. Jane Valpy b1736
7.6. Margaret Valpy b1738
7.1. Richard Valpy b1726 m Catherine d1801 dau of John Chevalier.
See below for her obituary in Gentleman's Magazine
8.2. John Valpy b1762
8.3. Abraham Joshua Valpy b1757
8.4. Rev. Edward Valpy 1763-1832 Asst master and Reading School, then Head Master of Norwich Grammar School m Anne Western
9.1. Rev. John Western Valpy
8.5. Ann Valpy b1759 m Francis Le Montau?
8.6. Elizabeth Valpy b1766 m ? Bishop
8.1 Dr Rev. Richard Valpy DD 1754-1836 Headmaster of Reading School 1781-1830 born in Jersey on the estate belonging to his parents family in the Parish of St John. A portrait of him, painted by John Opie couldn't be found according to correspondence in Country Life in June 1963. Described as "a mighty flogger" and, by Mary Russell Mitford 1787-1855 "vainer than a peacock" (in spite of which there is a report that it was expected she might be Dr Valpy's 3rd wife!) He published much used Greek and Latin grammars.
Dr Valpy was born December 7th 1754 in Jersey of Richard and Catherine Valpy who lived on an Estate belonging to the family in the Parish of St. John.
m1 Martha dau of De Cartaret (Carey) of Guernsey
9.1. Cartaretta Cornelia Valpy m1 C. Straker m2 W A Culpepper
m2 Mary d. 1816 dau of Rev W Benwell d1776. See below for obituary in Gentleman's Magazine
9.1. Penelope Arabella Valpy 1798-1869 m Rev Peter Dillwy French c1800-c1878, Burton on Trent (may have had more than 2 children)
10.1. Rev Thomas Valpy French (1825-1891) 1st Bishop of Lahore m1852 Mary Anne Janson (1826 - 1912)
11.1. Ellen Penelope French (1854 - 1892) m1878 Edmund Arbuthnott Knox (1847 - 1937) Bishop of Manchester
12.1. Ethel Marion Knox (1879 - 1958)
12.2. Edmund George Valpy Knox (1881 - 1971) Editor of Punch 1932-1949
m1 1912 Christina Frances Hicks b1885 1s 2dau
13.1. Penelope Knox (Penelope Fitzgerald) Booker prize winning novelist 1916-2000 m1941 Desmond Fitzgerald d1941 1s 2dau
14.1. Valpy Fitzgerald
14.2. Tina Fitzgerald
14.3. Maria Fitzgerald
13.2. Edmund Rawle Valpy Knox d1994
13.3. Christina Knox d1937
m2 1937 Mary Shepard
12.3. Winifred Frances Knox (1882 - 1962) m.1911 James Wallace Peck (1875 - 1964)
12.4. Alfred Dillwyn Knox (1884 - 1943) [WWI and WWII codebreaker]
12.5. Wilfred Lawrence Knox (1886 - 1950)
12.6. Ronald Arbuthnott Knox (1888 - 1957)
11.2. Cyril John Valpy French (1855 - 1914) m. Emma Annie Ballard
11.3. Lydia Marian Dillwyn French (1856 - ?)
11.4. Alfred Henry Lawrence French (1857 - 1929) m.1907 Guida Isabel
11.5. Agnes Sarah French (c1861 - 1943) m. Francis Henry Thorndike
11.6. Rev Basil Peter William French (c1862 - 1943)
11.7. Edith Katherine French (c1864 - ?)
9.2. Richard Valpy m Phoebe dau of Joshua Rowe, Torpoint, Cornwall
10.1. Richard Valpy of Wimbledon b1820 m Emily Ann dau of D Sutton of Kensington and Champneys, Tring, Herts
11.1. Richard Sutton Valpy died in infancy 1845
11.2. Rev. Arthur Sutton Valpy 1849-1909. Canon of Winchester. Painter. He rebuilt Champneys which was sold to Lady Rothschild in 1900. Married, no issue
11.3. Emily Margaret Valpy
11.4. Adelaide Frances Valpy
10.2. Rev J Montague Valpy MA of Nottingham
10.3. Leonard Rowe Valpy
10.4. Mary Valpy
9.3. Abraham John Valpy MA, printer and publisher m Harriett dau of Rev. Sydenham Teast Wylde, Burrington, Somerset
9.4. Rev Gabriel Valpy MA Rector Bucklebury, Berks m Martha dau W Graham , Newbury Berks
9.5. Anthony Blagrove Valpy, Capt RN m Anna dau of Robert Harris, Reading
10.1. Robert Harris Valpy m Jane dau of W Fuller Maitland of Park Place, Henley
10.2. Anne Valpy m Thomas Maitland
9.6. William Henry Valpy 1793-1852, Judge in India, then "New Zealand pioneer" m Caroline dau of S Jeffreys
10.1. Ellen Penelope Valpy 1827-1904 Artist m Henry Jeffreys 1824-1863 2s 1dau
11.1. Caroline Emma Jeffreys 1853-1854
11.2. Henry Arthur Jeffreys c1856-1921
11.3. Edmond Francis Jeffreys 1861-1887
10.2. Caroline Arabella Valpy 1828-1854 m 1848 Henry Egerton Hensley 1818-1891 2s 2dau
11.1. Ellen Marianne Rowarth Hensley 1849-1942
11.2. Egerton John Hensley 1851-1929
11.3. Arabella Francis Hensley c1852-1942 m George Wilberforce Trevor. George can be found on the Trevor Family & Mystery page as 10.7, s of 9.5. Rev. George Trevor, s of 8.8. Charles Trevor, s from 2nd marriage of 7. Rev John Trevor, father from his 1st marriage of Frances Barkely 2s
12.1. Arthur Cuthbert Trevor 1884-1959
12.2. Ernest Wilberforce Trevor b. 1886
11.4. Henry Gabriel Hensley 1854-1944 m 1891 Alice Andree Brown 1866-?
10.3. Catherine Henrietta Elliott Valpy 1829-1919 "Diarist, community leader, philanthropist, social reformer and suffragette" m1852 James Fulton MP 1830-1891 5s 3dau
11.1. Arthur Robert William Fulton 1853-1889 m1883 Linda Marie Webber 1864-c1928
11.2. James Edward Fulton 1854-1928 m1885 Charlotte Fredericka Budd 1854-1936
11.3. Francis John Fulton 1859-1929 unmarried
11.4. Caroline Arabella Fulton 1859-1929 unmarried
11.5. Herbert Valpy Fulton 1861-1927 m1894 Emily Zoe Jeffreys 1870-1914
11.6. Catherine Juliet Fulton 1862-1946 m1893 Robert Rose Mackay Sutherland 1846-1931
11.7. Robert Valpy Fulton 1865-1924 m1890 Lillias Augusta Harslett 1863-1955
11.8 Mabel Violet Fulton 1866-1958 m1893 Prof. Sir Louis Edward Barnett 1865-1946
10.4. William Henry Valpy jr 1832-1911 m1856 Penelope Caroline Every 1840-1924 6s 3dau
11.1. William Henry Valpy 1859-1932 m1888 Louisa Burnside 1861-1897
11.2. Ernest Every Valpy 1861-1927
11.3. Evelyn Penelope Valpy 1862-1938 m 1886 Harry Percy Oakden 1863-1941
11.4. Edward Montague Valpy 1864-1865
11.5. Leonard Moore Valpy 1872-1951
11.6. Frederick Fulton Valpy 1873-1963 m 1900 Jane Malcolm Forsyth 1868-1953
11.7. Percival (Percy) James Valpy 1875-1908
11.8. Alice Mary Valpy 1877-1964 m1905 Ernest Lyons Bryant 1875-1944
11.9. Irene Lucy Grey Valpy 1881-1970 m 1905 Thomas Edward Bryant 1880-1971
10.5. Arabella Jeffreys Valpy 1833-1910 unmarried
10.6. Juliet Anne Owen Valpy 1835-1911 1 dau m1 1852 William Augustus Mackworth m2 1858 Vincent Bayley Pike b1833 Jersey 4 children
11.1. Wilhelmina Jessie Machworth
11.2. Ronald Hellier Pike 1859-1906
11.3. Julie Evelyn Pike 1860-1943 m Walter Gregory Downes 1855-1931
11.4. Cecil Bayley Pike 1861-1920
11.5. Anabel Caroline Pike b1862 m George Frederick Colin Campbell 1858-1937
9.8. Rev Francis Edward Jackson Valpy (1797-1882). Headmaster of Reading School 1830-1839 m Eliza Pullen (may have had a dau, Barbara)
10.1. Julius John Cullpeper-Valpy
10.2. William Henry Valpy m Flora Georgina dau of W Watkinthais?
10.3. Thomas Roworth Valpy
10.4. Gabriel Charles Blandy m Harriet dau of G Potter Secondacy of London
10.5. Anthony Bird Valpy m Anna dau of Mr Manby of Suffolk
10.6. Henry Balpot Francis Valpy
10.7. Eliza Carteretta Valpy m Richard Elwell
10.8. Frances Hopkin Valpy
10.9. John Clay Worthington Valpy
9.9. Mary Valpy m John Roworth, Blagden, Somerset
9.10. Catherine Elizabeth Blanche Valpy m Rev Filleul Rector of St Hellier, Vice Dean of Jersey
9.7. Sarah Frances Valpy 1780-1870 m1810 Thomas Allen Shuter 1784-1860, Lee House, Bromley, Kent. See Shuter Family later
Edward Valpy b. 1623 descendants
4.1. Edward Valpy b1623 m Elizabeth Giffard
5.1. Abraham Valpy m Elizabeth dau of Matthew de Gallais
6.1. Edward Valpy 1680-1739 m1720 Elizabeth dau of La Maistre of St Trinite
7.1. Abraham Valpy 1721
7.2. Edward Valpy 1730-1803 m Mary Le Feuvre
8.1. Edward Valpy . 1765 m Elizabeth dau of Daniel Curcand
9.1. Edward Valpy m Elizabeth de jersey dau of John Le Montais
10.1. Edward Valpy
10.2. Francis Valpy
10.3. John Mourant Valpy
10.4. Dumaresq Valpy
10.5. Elizabeth Valpy m James le Couteur, Greffier of Ecclesiastical Court
10.6. Mary Valpy
10.7. Ann Valpy
10.8. Jane Valpy
10.9. Matilda Valpy
10.10. Clara Valpy
9.2. Margaret Valpy b1807. m John Baudains
9.3. Ann Valpy m John Arthur
7.3. Margaret Valpy b1720
7.4. Elizabeth Valpy b1723
7.5. Jane Valpy b1732
6.2. Elizabeth Valpy m James de Carteret
6.3. Esther Valpy b1683 m John Manger
6.4. Frances Valpy b1686 m Francis Hamon
6.5. Catherine Valpy m Nicholas Williams
6.6. Jane Valpy
6.7. Ann Valpy b1691
5.2. Edward Valpy m Francis dau of Edward L Lerrier
6.1. Edward Valpy 1690-1728 m Abigail dau of Richard Durrill
7.1. Edward Valpy b1711 m Elizabeth Le Feuvre
8.1. George Valpy b1743 m Esther dau of Philip Le Gegt-jurat
9.1. George Valpy b1771
9.2. Matthew Valpy b1773
9.3. George Nicholas Valpy b1776
9.4. Philip Valpy b1778
9.5. Edward Valpy b1782
9.6. Ann Valpy b1769
9.7. Elizabeth Valpy b1766 m Charles de St Croix
9.8.Esther Ann Valpy b1780
8.2. Elizabeth Valpy b1740
7.2. Frances Valpy b1716
7.3. Charles Valpy b1718
7.4. Abigail Valpy b1719?
7.5. Esther Valpy b1720
6.2. John Valpy 1694-1747 m Susan Cornden
7.1. John Valpy b1719
7.2. Jane Valpy b1721
6.3. Margaret Valpy b1687
Extract from Ada Tyler nee Perkins's notebook. She died in 1932
The name of Valpy is of great antiquity in Jersey. Mention of the name is made more than once in the extent? of the island of 1331 and by local tradition the family is said to be an offshoot from the House of Volpi of Italy, a branch of which came to Normandy on the return of the Normans from their Italian expedition under Roger I, son of Tancred in the latter half of the 11th Century. The name in the local dialect has always been pronounced precisely as if written Volpi.
Dubois in his Dictionaries' [de la Noblesse de France] bears witness to the antiquity of the Italian and French branches of the family. It appears by this work that the family of Volpi or Vulpelli was one of antique nobility settled at Lucca before the memory of man whence a branch migrated to Florence in the 13th Century and assume the prenomen of Biliotti retaining however the original arms. The archives of Lucca Florence and Como, abound with entries of the names of members of this family who have filled the highest offices in the secular and ecclesiastical government of the respective cities.
In Jersey the original branch of the family settled in the parish of St. John of which Dr. R Valpy and his brother, Rev Edward Valpy were members.
R. Valpy esq. of the Council of Trade and of Heathland Wimbledon is the Chief of the English Branch.
Francis Valpy of St. Martin, Jersey, represents the eldest section of a branch long settled in that parish.
Obituaries in Gentleman's Magazine from notes on Dr Valpy by Canon Valpy French
Obituary of Mrs Valpy nee Catherine Chevalier, mother of Dr Valpy the head master of Reading School
Gent: Mag. 1801. June obit. At Jersey in her 70th year Mrs Valpy, widow of Mr Valpy of that island and mother of Dr Valpy of Reading. The powers of her mind were great and comprehensive: her exertions in the cause of Religion, in the service of her family and of her connections were unceasing. The affections of her heart were pure and ardent, her faith was truly evangelical, her works were truly Christian. The extent and utilities of her charities will be remembered as long as gratitude exists in her neighbourhood, of the blessings of Providence she possessed a competent store; but that store was always at the command of the poor and the distressed. Her active piety was an example to her friends and the purity of her life was so striking that it became an object of imitation. Mrs Valpy was Catherine Chevallier.
Obituary of Mrs Valpy nee Mary Benwell, wife of Dr Valpy the head master of Reading School
Gent: Mag. 1816. We have to record on June 2nd the melancholy demise of Mary, the wife of Dr Valpy of Reading. She was the sister [“or daughter” in margin (tree says dau)] of the Rev. Benwell of Trinity College, Oxford, who died in 1776 universally admired and lamented. Like her brother she died of a fever occasioned by her anxious and unremitting attention to some sick members of her family. It will not be too much to say that in her general conduct and in all the relations of life she approached as near perfection as human nature will permit. No one was acquainted with her without admiring her. She never lost a friend and she never had an enemy. Her benevolence was constantly but judiciously exerted. Eminently useful her goodness was universal. Her religion was fervent but calm, her piety was sincere and active, her devotion was warm and habitual. She did not like some gloomy ? avoid society but she never went with company without having an effective example of near perfection as human nature will permit. No one was acquainted with her without admiring her. She never lost a friend and she never had an enemy. He benevolence was constantly but judiciously exerted and eminently useful, her goodness was universal. Her religion was fervent but calm, her piety was sincere and active, her devotion was warm and habitual. She die not, like some gloomy avoid society; but she never went into company without having an effective example of cheerfulness, sweetness of temper, affability of disposition, dignity of manner and purity of life. She made all around her happy and she was happy her- self in her family, her connections and her own reflection. Towards the pupils of the establishment over the domestic part of which she presided, she acted not only as a friend but a mother. A short time ago they gave an interesting proof of their love and gratitude by presenting her with plate amounting 250 guineas. A gift the value of which was considerably increased by the endearing manner in which it was made. She has left a husband and 11 children to survive her loss, revere her memory and imitate her virtue.
Dr Valpy was born December 7th 1754 in Jersey of Richard and Catherine Valpy who lived on an Estate belonging to the family in the Parish of St. John.
Shuter Family
Octavia Shuter married Edward Mosely Perkins who was Ada's father. Octavia was a daughter of Thomas Allen Shuter and Sarah Frances nee Valpy.
2. John Shuter 1587-1662 m Margaret. He came from Denmark in 1611 (disputed), settled in Winterbourne Gunner, Wiltshire. There are records of Shuters living in Winterbourne in the 16th century, hence doubt over the Danish background.
3. ? c1620-1690
4. James Shuter 1650-1728 m Margaret. “went to Ireland 1690”
5. David Shuter 1680-1757 m Mary Keith of Donaghmore bought land at Drummond Dungannon, Co Tyron, Ireland 1733
6. John or James Shuter 1705-1792 or 1708-1775 m 1728 Mary McDowell 2s
7.. John (or James?) Shuter. He and/or his father and/or son lived in Castlecauldfield, Co Tyron
8.1. John Shuter b1755
8.2. William Shuter 1756-1818 m Elizabeth Mullon? 4s 3dau (could be children of James below)
9.1. David Shuter m1804 Reynolds
9.2. William Shuter
9.3. Charles Shuter 1791-1832. His gt grandson was Major Pat C G Shuter who corresponded. His daughter is Caroline who m Richard Fitz Herbert
9.4. Mary Shuter
9.5. Jane Shuter
9.6. Elizabeth Shuter
9.7. James Shuter
7.3. Robert Shuter 1745-1818 m Elizabeth 1742-1831 1s 1dau
8.1. Robert Shuter m Elizabeth ? 7 children,1st ?name may have died 1887, 2nd Sarah, 3rd Elizabeth, 4 unnamed
8.2. Jane Shuter ?1779-1801
7. 2. James (or John) Shuter "of Killy Much?, Ireland" 1708-1775 m Anne Robinson 2s
8.1. David Shuter 1750-1812 m Mary McDowell? 1746-1830 3s 4dau
9.1. James Shuter 1725-1826 m M Coote
9.2. Jane Shuter
9.3. John Shuter 1s 1dau
10.1. James Coote Shuter m Holmes 2s
11.1. John Shuter
11.2. William Shuter
10.2. Kate Shuter
9.4. Mary Shuter
9.5. Ann Elizabeth Shuter
9.6. Margaret Shuter
9.7. William Knox Shuter
8.2. Dr John Shuter 1752-1836 m1781 Sarah Allen 1851-1837. Said to have moved from Dungannon, Ireland to practice in Gainsford St, Horsley Down, London. Sarah had two sisters, one m John Bickely of Portsmouth, the 2nd was known as Aunt Betsy who died unmarried aged 82. 7s 4dau
9.1. Dr John Allen Shuter b1782 m Suzanne La Cheminant. no issue
9.2. William Shuter 1783-1784
9.4. Edward Shuter 1785-1811 unmarried
9.5. Sarah Shuter 1786-1829 m1808 Thomas Downward
9.6. William Shuter 1787-1792
9.7. Mary Shuter 1787-1789
9.8. David Shuter 1790-1795
9.9. Dr Charles Shuter 1791-1832 m1828 Caroline Gauntlet 1791-1872 1s 1dau
10.1. Sarah Ann Shuter 1830-1866 m c1850 Adelbert Comte d'Estive de Pradel 1819-1891. He married again in 1872 and had issue.
10.2. Charles Shuter 1832-1902 m1858 Amelia Lord? 1836-1932 7s 4dau
11.1. Charles Shuter 1860-1890
11.2. Clement George Shuter b1863 m Mary Wilson 1s 1dau
12.1. Charles Dudley Shuter b1890 m Kitty Patton 3s 1dau
13.1. John Shuter b1825 m Dorothy Kelsor?
13.2. Noni Shuter b1927 m Bill Sewell
13.3. Dick Shuter b1930 m Belle Dyer
13.4. Philippe Shuter b1933
12.2. Phyllis Mary Shuter b1893 m1 Clive Eckford m2 Clive Fairbourn? m3 Bill King
11.3. John Frank Shuter b1861 m Mary McLaurie ?
11.4. Caroline Amelia Shuter b1864 m Charles Puckle 2s 1dau
12.1. Charles Edward Puckle b1887
12.2. Noel Hugh Puckle b1890
12.3. Dorothy P:uckle b1892
11.5. Edward Shuter b1865
11.6. Richard Ernest Shuter b1867 m Rebecca Markham 1s 1dau
12.1. Enid Shuter b1899 m Francis Faulkner 1dau
13.1. Pam Faulkner b1920 m Frederick Bolen 1s 1dau
14.1. Zandra Bolen
14.2. Simon Bolen
12.2. David Shuter b1900
11.7. Elsinore Mary Shuter b1872 m1895 Bernard Hall 1s
12.1. Basil Hall b1895 m Nell Nicholls 3s 1dau
13.1. Barny? Hall b1921
13.2. Joan Hall b1923
13.3. Richard Gauntlett Hallb. 1924
13.4. Michael Hall b1929
11.8. Beatrice Shuter b1892 m George Higgins 2s
12.1. George Ormsley (Bill) Higgins b1899 m Helen Harrison 2s
13.1. Harry Higgins
13.2. Paddy Higgins
12.2. Charles Gauntlett Higgins b1899
11.9. Brig. Gen. Reginald Gauntlett Shuter 1875-1957 m Muriel Ellis 1891-19492s
12.1. Patrick Charles Gauntlett Shuter b1916 m 1963 Barbara Christman? of Montreal b1925 2dau
13.1. Caroline Shuter b1964 m1993 Richard Fitz Herbert
13.2. Sarah Shuter b1965
12.2. John Shuter b1923 m1953 Jill Reeeve b1928 3s
13.1. Matthew Shuter b1955
13.2. Adam Shuter
13.3. Simon Shuter
11.10. Joseph Armand Shuter 1876-1915 Comdr RM MVO
11.11. Lucy Shuter 1879-1926 m1902 Brian Mortimer KIA 1915, Durham Light Infantry
9.10. James Shuter m Susan Wilson 1791-1862 1s 1dau
10.1. Jimmy Shuter
10.2. Issie Shuter m Mr Harrison
9.11. Elizabeth Shuter b1794 m Rev. Joseph Fletcher
9.3. Thomas Allen Shuter 1784-1860 of Lee House, Kent m 1810 Sarah Frances Valpy 1780-1870 (for Sarah's ancestors, see Valpy family above). They are shown on one pedigree as having 5s, 4dau which excluded 10.1 (Fanny below) but added to others shown below Thomas Allen, Richard Valpy, Susan Valpy, Edward
10.1. Fanny Valpy Shuter m1842 Alfred Perkins 1812-1867 (See Perkins tree)
11.1. Col Alfred Thrale Perkins b1843 m1866 Mary Frances Falla 2.s 2dau
12.1. Eveleen Fanny Perkins b1867. She corresponded with Maud Terry nee Perkins about ancestors
12.2 Alfred Thrale Perkins b1869 m Naomi Kirwan Sylvester
12.3. Bertram Perkins
12.4. Hilda May Perkins
10.2. Leonard Shuter 1824-1907 m1850 Caroline Warner 1825-1905 2s 3dau
11.1. Leonard Allen Shuter 1852-1928 m 1880 K/Catherine Sarah Alexander 1852-1928. He played 1st class cricket for Surrey
1s 4dau
12.1. Leonard Robert Warner Allen ("Tuni"?) Shuter b1887 m1916 Alice Margaret Alexandra Foote 2 dau
13.1. Rosemary Elizabeth Allen Shuter b1926 m Comdr John Jacob RN 2s
13.2. Bettina Kirstine Shuter b1929 m Lt Comdr William Staverley RN 1s 1dau
14.1. Richard William Staverley
14.2. Juliet Bettina Staverley
12.2. Gladys Shuter b1881 m1 Mr Boosey, m2 Col Hugh John Bartholomew her second cousin being son of Rev. Charles William Marsh Bartholomew and Fanny Valpy Griffiths, the dau of Mary Valpy Shuter and Rhys Barker Griffiths (see 7.2 / 8.2 / 9.3. Thomas Allen Shuter / 10.4. Mary Valpy Griffiths nee Shuter in Valpy section)
13.1. Christal Bartholomew m Capt Montague Brown
12.3. Emerline Shuter 1883-1887
12.4. Winifred Shuter 1888-1937 m1 Edward Mason m2 George Dodsworth 2s 1dau Peter, Nigel and Lesley
12.5. Lorraine Shuter b1889 m H F Stobart 1 dau
Jane Stobart 1927-1984
11.2. John Shuter 1855-1920 m Constance Horner. Captain of Surrey Cricket Club and Test selector. In the only Test match in which he played , against Australia at the Oval in 1888. He scored 28 runs in an opening partnership with W.G. Grace. 1s 1dau
12.1. John Shuter
12.2. Phyllis Shuter
11.3. Eveleen Shuter 1853-1953 m Frank Capel. She corresponded with Maud Terry nee Parkins
10.3. John Shuter
10.4. Mary Shuter m Rhys Barker Griffiths 2s 1dau
11.1. Fanny Valpy Griffiths
10.5. Stephen Shuter
10.7. (Augusta) Nona Shuter 1828-1878 m1853 John Hine Hunt 1818-1853, Birtley, Co Durham 1 dau. Nona created and endowed the still existing Augusta Nona Hunt for Almshouses charity in Godstone
11.1. Mabel Fanny Hunt 1854-1872 - see here for more on the almshouses and on the tragic death of Mabel
10.8. Mabel Shuter
10.6. Octavia Shuter 1826-1861 m 1848 Edward Moseley Perkins 1821-1871 1s 3dau
(Augusta) Maud Terry, Charles Perkins, Ada Tyler, and Clare Hext
For all descendants of Octavia and Edward Moseley Perkins, see Perkins Family here