I am grateful to Hedley Martin for some of the information on this page.
He was baptised 25 Dec 1792 at Chrishall, a son of Henry Cutter and his first wife Mary Onion.
He married first Mary Moss (born about 1793) 14 October 1816 at Little Abington.
Mary was buried 25 June 1823 at Little Abington.
He married secondly Ann Smith (born about 1803 Little Abington) 21 (or 31)
March 1826 at Little Abington.
In 1851, at Great Abington, he was aged 55, a shepherd born at Chrishall (Chrisal), Essex. With him was his wife, Ann, aged 46 and born at Linton and children George, unmarried aged 20, a farm labourer born at Little Abington, Susan, unmarried, aged 19, born at Great Abington and Betsy aged 11 and born at Great Abington.
Henry died 13 June 1873 was buried 17 June 1873 at Great Abington.
In 1881, at Little Abington, Ann was a widow, aged 78 and born at Linton. With her was her son George, aged 42, an agricultural labourer, born at Great Abington and a lodger, Betsy Hammond, a widow aged 25 and born at Hadstock.
Ann was buried 20 November 1882 at Little Abington.
Henry and Mary’s children were:
Harriet Cutter (1818 - 1837), baptised 22 March 1818 at Little Abington. She was buried 22 July 1837 at Little Abington.
Hannah Cutter, baptised 24 December 1820 at Little Abington. She married James Morley, a waiter, 14 December 1841 at St Andrew the Less, Cambridge. In 1881, at Falcon Yard, Cambridge, Hannah was aged 60, a widow and annuitant, born at Abingdon (sic), Cambs, with her son, James S. single, aged 35 a cook (N.D.), born at London.
James S. Morley, born about 1845 at London.
Sarah Cutter, baptised 6 April 1823 at Little Abington.
Henry and Ann's children were:
John Cutter (1827 - 1909), baptised 11 March 1827, Little Abington. He married Ann Salmon
(born 4 January 1827 at Linton and baptised 28 February 1827 at Linton, buried
20 June 1907 at Little Abington) 25 January 1846 at Great Abington.
In 1881, at 29 Village Street, Great Abington,
John was aged 54, an agricultural labourer born at
Little Abington. Ann, his wife, was
aged 54 and born at Linton. Their
son, William C. was aged 13 and born at Great Abington.
John died at Linton and was buried 30 June 1909 at
Little Abington. He was a shepherd. John and Ann's children were:
Henry John Cutter (1846 - 1900), baptised 29 November 1846 at Little Abington. He was a shepherd. He married Mary Carder (born about 1850
at Little Abington) 28 November 1872 at Little Abington.
In 1881 in Little Abington, Henry was aged 34, a
shepherd, born at Little Abington.
His wife, Mary, was aged 30 and born at Little Abington and their
children were William J. Pinner (not Cutter) aged 11,
an agricultural labourer and born at Linton, Harriet
M., aged 7 and Edward G., aged 4, both born at Little Abington.
In 1891, at North (?) Lodge, Little Abington, Henry was aged 44, a
shepherd born at Little Abington.
His wife, Mary was aged 46 and born at Little Abington. Their children were William John
(Cutter) aged 21 an agricultural labourer, born at
Linton and Edward G. aged 14, a shepherd and born at Little Abington.
Henry was buried 22 March 1900 at Little
Abington. Mary was buried 13
February 1912 at Little Abington.
Henry and Mary's children were:
Harriet Mary Cutter, born about 1873 at Little Abington. She
married William Henry Dant (a baker, born about 1873
at Chesterton) 2 August 1897 at Little Abington.
Edward George Cutter,
baptised 24 September 1876 at Little Abington. He was a shepherd. He married Harriet Priscilla Clark
(baptised 11 December 1879 at Hildersham) 20
September 1900 at Little Abington.
Edward and Harriet's children were
William Cutter, born 1900 at Little Abington.
Harriet Mary Cutter,
baptised 24 May 1914 at Babraham.
Harriet Mary Cutter,
baptised 14 January 1849 at Great Abington. She married George Houghton (a butler,
born about 1847 at Saffron Walden) 20 May 1879 at Great Abington. Harriet and George's children were
George John Houghton,
baptised 27 March 1880 at Great Abington.
George Samuel Cutter,
baptised 9 February 1851 at Great Abington. He was a labourer
at paper mill. He married Martha
Jane Andrews (born about 1848 at Whittlesford) 21 May
1870 at Whittlesford. George and Martha's children were
Florence Ellen Cutter, born 1870 at Whittlesford. She had an illegitimate son. She married Walter Charles Perrin (born
about 1871 at Thriplow) 27 September 1900 at Whittlesford.
Florence's child was
Donald Cutter, born 1899 at Whittlesford.
Henry Samuel Cutter, born 1877 at Whittlesford.
Alfred George Cutter (1883 - 1917), born 21 November 1883 at Whillesford. He married Emily Emma Carter 29 July
1905 at Whittlesford Congregational Church. He was killed in action 10 May 1917 at
the battle of Arras. He is
commemorated on the Arras memorial, Pas de Calais, France, private 31425 of the
2nd battalion in the Suffolk Regiment. Emily died 11 September 1977. Alfred and Emily's children were
Alfred James Cutter, born 20 April 1906 at Duxford,
Cambs. He married
first Bessie G. Jarrold 1929 at Ickleton,
Cambs.
She died in February 1964.
He married secondly Cecily I Gilby 1966
Cambridge Register Office.
Mabel Anne Cutter, born 2 July 1910 at Sawston. She
married Robert John Hunt 1934 at Whittlesford, Cambs. Robert
died 27 October 1964.
Emma Anne Cutter (1853 - 1901), baptised 6 February 1853 at Great Abington. She married James Ellis (born about 1850
at Little Abington) 1875 in the Risbridge district. Emma was buried 6 September 1901 at
Little Abington. James was buried 2
October 1917 at Little Abington. He
was a plate layer. Emma and James'
children were
Francis John Ellis,
baptised 18 March 1877 at Little Abington.
Herbert James Ellis,
baptised 28 September 1879 at Little Abington.
Adelaide Ellis, baptised 5 April 1885 at Little Abington.
Elizabeth Sarah Cutter,
baptised 15 July 1855 at Great Abington.
Susan Adelaide Cutter,
baptised 22 April 1860 at Great Abington.
Herbert Edward Cutter,
baptised 1 June 1862 at Great Abington.
He married Grace (born Scotland?) about 1885. Herbert and Grace's children were
John Cutter, born about 1886 (Scotland?).
Hedley Cutter, born about 1888 (Scotland?).
Frederick James Cutter,
baptised 16 October 1864 at Great Abington. He was a steel works mill hand. He married Alice Sophia Crane (born
about1864 London Middx.) 1884 St Andrew the Less,
Cambridge. Frederick and Alice's
children were
William J. Cutter, born about 1885 at Cambridge.
Adelaide Eleanor Laura Cutter, born 5 August 1888 at 83 York Street, Cambridge. She married Arthur Wesford
Sumner (born 18 November 1892 at Heaton Norris, Stockport and died 7 March 1956
at War Memorial Hospital, Wrexham) 10 July 1915 at St
Mary's, Brymbo, Wales. She died 17 February 1951 at Brymbo, N. Wales.
Gladys, born about 1897 at Brymbo,
Denbyshire, Wales.
William Charles Cutter (1867 - 1935), baptised 10 June 1867 at Great Abington. He married Jane Millington (born about
1865 London) 1894 in the Hackney district.
He was buried 15 June 1935 at Little Abington. He was a gardener. Jane was buried 11 December 1946 at
Little Abington. William and Jane's
child was
Elsie Millington Cutter, born about 1898 at New Southgate, Middx.
Emma Cutter, born Great Abington and baptised 28 September 1828,
Little Abington. She married William Heifer (born about
1830 at Swaffham Prior, Cambs.)
1861 at Cambridge Register Office.
He was an agricultural labourer9.
In 1881, at High Street, Swaffham
Prior, William was aged 50, an agricultural labourer,
born at Swaffham Prior. Emma, his wife, was aged 52 and born at
Great Abington. Their sons were
Henry J. aged 18 an agricultural labourer and Charles
G. aged 9, both born at Swaffham Prior.
Emma and William's children were
Henry James Heifer, born about 1862 at Swaffham
Prior. He was an agricultural labourer. He
married Maria Benstead (born about 1869 at Swaffham Prior) 1890 in the Newmarket
district. Henry and Maria's
children were
Henry James Heifer, born 1891 at Swaffham
Prior.
Robert E. Heifer, born about 1893 at Swaffham
Prior.
Arthur J. Heifer, born about 1898 at Swaffham
Prior.
George C. Heifer, born about 1899 at Swaffham
Prior.
Charles G. Heifer, born about 1871 at Swaffham
Prior. He was an agricultural labourer.
George Cutter, born Little Abington and baptised 30 May 1830, Little
Abington.
In 1851 he was at home with his parents, aged 20 and
born at Little Abington.
He was a plumber.
He married first about 1858.
He married secondly Elizabeth Sarah Griffiths (born about 1837, London, Middx.) 1877 in the Shoreditch
district.
In 1881, at 93 Rushmore Road, London, Middx.,
George (Geo) was aged 48, a plumber's labourer, born
at Abington. Elizabeth S., his
wife, was aged 43 and born at London, Middx. His children were Richard, aged 22, a
waiter (inn) born Clapton, Middx and Elizabeth M.
aged 13, born at Hackney. With them
also was A. Griffiths, brother-in-law, aged 34, a railway porter goods dept.,
born at Bethnal Green, Middx.
Elizabeth's death was registered in 1901 in the Shoreditch district.
George's children were
Richard Frank Read Cutter, born 1859 at Clapton, Middx. He was a waiter.
Elizabeth Mary A. Cutter, born 1868 at Hackney, Middx.
Susan Cutter, born Great Abington and baptised 11 September 1831,
Little Abington.
In 1851 she was at home with her parents, aged 19
and born at Great (sic) Abington.
She married George Fuller (baptised 11 December 1831 at Great Abington)
1861 in the Linton district. He was
a shoemaker.
Her illegitimate children were
Henry John Thomas Cutter(1852 -
1852), baptised 11 April 1852 at
Great Abington. He was buried 15
August 1852 at Great Abington.
Hannah Rebecca Cutter,
baptised 3 December 1845 at Great Abington. She married Richard Andrews (born 1854)
7 November 1874 at Great Abington.
He was a labourer. Hannah and Richard's children were
Ellen Andrews, baptised 4 July 1875 at Great Abington.
William Andrews, baptised 29 October
1876 at Great Abington.
Edward Andrews, baptised 27 October 1878 at Great Abington.
Celia Andrews, born about 1881 at Kingsland, London.
Richard Andrews, born about 1891 at Kingsland, London.
Lillian Andrews, born about 1896 at Kingsland, London.
Thomas James Cutter (1857 - 1857), baptised 24 September 1857 at Great
Abington. He was buried 28
September 1857 at Great Abington.
Hannah and George's children were
George Zachariah Fuller, baptised
13 July 1862 at Great Abington. He
was an agricultural labourer.
Frederick William Fuller,
baptised 28 August 1864 at Great Abington.
He was an agricultural labourer.
James Crane Fuller,
baptised 8 July 1866 at Great Abington.
Joseph Cutter (1833 - 1916), born 1833 at Great Abington and baptised 20 October,
1833, Little Abington. He married Rebecca Serjent
(born 16 September 1840 and baptised 25 October 1840 at Linton) 4 May 1861 at
Little Abington.
In 1871, at Cambridge Road, next but one to Alfred
W. Cutter, on the previous census page was the family and at the top of the
next page was Ada aged 6 born at Great Abington,
Arthur aged 4 and Lucy aged 8 months, both born at Little Abington.
In 1881 they were living at Village Church Lane, Little
Abington. Joseph was aged 46, an
agricultural labourer, born at Great Abington. Rebecca was aged 39 and born at
Linton. Their children were Stephen
C. aged 19, an agricultural labourer, Arthur aged 14
an agricultural labourer, Lucy A. aged 10, Peter E.
aged 5 and Edith E. aged 2, all born at Little Abington.
Joseph was buried 9 March 1916 at Little Abington.
In 1891, in Church Street, Little Abington (next to
Henry W. Cutter and Mary Ann), in 4 rooms, Joseph was aged 56, an employed farm
labourer, born at Great Abington. His wife, Rebecca, was aged 49 and born
at Linton. Their children were
Stephen aged 29 an employed builders labourer, Arthur
aged 24 an employed farm labourer, Lucy aged 20 (not
employed), Peter aged 15, an employed farm labourer
and Edith aged 12, all born at Little Abington.
Rebecca was buried 24 June 1918 at Little Abington.
Joseph and Rebecca’s children were
Stephen Charles Cutter, born 1862 at Little Abington and baptised 11 May 1862
at Little Abington.
Ada Jane Cutter (1864 - 1878), born at Great Abington and baptised 31 July 1864 and buried 19 February 1878 at Little Abington.
Arthur Cutter, born at Little Abington and baptised 17 March 1867 at
Little Abington. He was a horse keeper. He married Charlotte Amy Aves (born
about 1869 at Pimlico, London) in 1900 in the Shoreditch district.
Arthur and Charlotte's children were
Charlotte A. Cutter, born 1900 at Hoxton, London.
Eva Lucy Cutter, born 1906 at Hoxton and baptised 12 August 1906
at Little Abington.
Lucy Ann Cutter (1870 - 1961), born at Little Abington and baptised 28 August 1870 at Little Abington. She died in
1961. Her illegitimate children
were
Clarence Cutter, baptised 24 July 1898
at Little Abington. He married Rose
N. Fromant in 1929 at West Wratting. Clarence and Rose's child was
Stanley Arthur Cutter,
baptised 24 March 1937 at Longstanton All Saints.
Willie Cutter, born 6 August 1899 at Little Abington and
baptised 24 March 1901 at Little Abington.
Frederick Arthur Cutter, born 31 December 1909 at Little Abington and
baptised 13 March 1910 at Little Abington. He married
Florence Plumb (born 23 December 1909) 15 February 1941 at Cambridge Register
Office. Florence died 14 July 1991.
Martha Elizabeth Cutter (1873 - 1874), baptised 23 November 1873 at Little Abington. She was buried 23 March 1874 at Great Abington.
(There is the baptism of Harriet Mary, 30 November 1873 at Great Abington, daughter of Joseph and Rebecca, but this may be a register error for Harriet Mary, daughter of Henry and Mary, whose baptism has not yet been found in spite of extensive searching by Colin Hatton.)
Peter Edward Cutter, baptised 20 June 1875 at Little Abington.
Edith Eliza Cutter, baptised 1 December 1878 at Little Abington. She married
Walter John Ashman (born about 1879) 18 January 1903 at Little Abington. He was a labourer.
Charles Cutter (1836 - 1914), baptised 26 June 1836 at Great Abington. He was a labourer.
In 1881 he was at home with his mother, unmarried, aged 42 and born at Great Abington. He married Harriet Mayes (born about 1853 at Sturmer, Essex) 26 August 1883 at Little Abington. She was buried 14 June 1909 at Little Abington. Charles was buried 31 March 1914 at Little Abington. Charles and Harriet's children were
Charles Henry Cutter (1885 - 1917), baptised 5 April 1885 at Little Abington. He married Ellen Cootes 1910 at Hinxton, Cambs. He was killed in action 28 April 1917 at the battle of Arras. He is commemorated on the Arras Memorial, Pas de Calais, France. He was a lance corporal (17365) 11th battalion Suffolk Regiment. Charles and Ellen's children were
Cicily Ellen Cutter, baptised 16 April 1911 at Little Abington.
Constance Lilian Cutter, born 16 December 1912 and baptised 1 June 1913 at Little
Abington.
Martha Eliza Cutter (1888 - 1964), baptised 18 November 1888 at Little Abington. She married Ambrose Patten (a labourer,
baptised 4 July 1880 at Little Abington) 11 August 1913 at Little
Abington. She died in 1964. Martha and Ambrose's children were
Thomas Charles Patten, born 3 September 1913 and baptised 26 October 1913 at
Little Abington. He married Elsie M. Chapman, 1938 at
Cambridge Register Office.
Winifred Mary Patten, born 29 July 1922 and baptised 15 October 1922 at Little
Abington.
George Sidney Cutter (1890 - 1948), baptised 26 July 1890 at Little Abington. He was an agricultural labourer. He married Margaret Smith (born about
1895) 2 October 1920 at Little Abington.
She was buried 1959 at Little Abington. He was buried 12 March 1948 at Little
Abington.
Montague Cutter (1893 - 1916),
baptised 28 October 1893 at Little Abington. He was killed in action 1 July 1916 in
the battle of the Somme. He is
commemorated on the Thiepval Memorial, Somme,
France. He was a private (20354) in
the 11th Battalion of the Suffolk Regiment.
Anne Jemima Cutter, baptised 30 June 1839, Great Abington. In 1881, she may have been at Felstead Grammar School, Felstead,
Essex, an unmarried domestic servant aged 39, a cook
born at Great Abington.
She had an illegitimate daughter
Sarah Anne Vinnicombe (Cutter), baptised 15 March 1856 at Great Abington.
In 1881, at Park Villa, Cambridge, she was a
housemaid, single, aged 25 and born at Great Abington, in the household of
Elliott Smith, a magistrate aged 71.
She married James Jeffy
(born about 1859 at Great Shelford) 1885 at St Andrew
the Less, Cambridge.
Betsy (1840 - 1912), baptised 20 September 1840, Great
Abington.
In 1851 she was at home with her parents, aged 11
and born at Great Abington.
She married first James Westcott Vinnicombe. She married secondly Walter Andrews (a labourer, born about 1838 at Hinxton
and baptised 25 December 1844 at Hinxton), 10 October
1868 at Great Abington.
In 1881, at Main Road, Hinxton,
Walter was aged 45, an agricultural labourer. With him was Elizabeth, his wife aged 41
and children Counseleth aged 12, Henry aged 10, Emma
aged 7, Harriet aged 5 and Connelious aged 1. All were born at Hinxton.
Betsy was buried 25 February 1912 at Hinxton,
Cambs.
Walter was buried 16 October 1915 at Hinxton.
Betsy and James child was
James Henry Vinnicombe, baptised 2 August 1863
at Great Abington.
Betsy and Walter's children9 were
Counselette Andrews, born 1869 at Hinxton and
registered (as Counseletter) in the Linton district
in the June quarter 1869.
Henry Walter Andrews, baptised 20 August 1871 at Hinxton.
Emma Ann Andrews, baptised 24 May 1874 at Hinxton.
Harriet Mary Andrews, baptised 21 May 1876 at Hinxton.
Cornelius Andrews (1878 - 1879), baptised 6 August 1878 at Hinxton. He was buried 10 March 1879 at Hinxton.
Cornelius Andrews, baptised 26 December 1880 at Hinxton.
Celia Andrews, born 1882 at Hinxton and
baptised 8 September 1887 at Hinxton.
Herbert Elijah Andrews, born 1886 at Hinxton and
baptised 8 September 1887 at Hinxton.
Posted November 2016