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1		1891 census - Annie Youatt image from the 1891 census for 184 Lion Street	GOWIN Annie Jane YOUATT Ernest William
2		A family group taken at Fosse Lodge circa 1887 A family group taken at Fosse Lodge circa 1887 (Picture by courtesy of Mary Youatt Steinbauer) The photograph shows Thomas Rumbelow Youatt and Harriet Youatt with their youngest son George Richard William and youngest daughter Flora. Grandson Thomas Henry George Youatt seated is the son of Thomas Anning Youatt their elder son and his wife Annie	SNELL Harriet YOUATT Flora YOUATT George Richard William YOUATT Thomas Henry George YOUATT Thomas Rumbelow
3		Alice CARRINGTON Alice CARRINGTON c.1940	CARRINGTON Alice
4		Autograph book entry made by Flora YOUATT A copy of an autograph book entry made by FLORA YOUATT although she appears to prefer to be known as Miss Snell Youatt. The page came from the Berrisford family descendants of Elizabeth Youatt who was the wife of John Berrisford of St.Paul Minnesota	YOUATT Flora
5		Brian Dinsdale YOUATT Photo of Brian at his 80th birthday party	YOUATT Brian Dinsdale
6		Ernest W. YOUATT, Bertie S. YOUATT & James S. YOUATT Seated on the left is Ernest W. Youatt in the uniform of the Royal Engineers in which he was engaged with a group filling shells with deadly poisonous gases (Phosgene, Mustard Gas etc.) In the centre is Bertie S. Youatt as a Sergeant in the Royal Artillery On the right seated is James S. Youatt as a Lance Corporal in the Queens Regiment	YOUATT Bertie Snell YOUATT Ernest William YOUATT James Snell
7		Ernest William YOUATT, Lottie Elizabeth PRESLAND & Jack Gurnard YOUATT This photograph was taken about 1930 in the garden at School House Winchester Road, Eastleigh. It shows ERNEST & LOTTIE with their infant grandson Gurnard Jack Youatt then living with them. (At least one living individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.)	YOUATT Ernest William YOUATT Gurnard Jack YOUATT Thomas Anning
8		George Heanes Youatt Portrait of George Heanes Youatt in front of one of his pianos	YOUATT George Heanes
9		Headstone of Caleb YOUATT and Ann Clarke Headstone of Caleb YOUATT and Ann Clarke, Tawstock	CLARKE Anne YOUATT Caleb
10		Headstone of Charlotte Youatt Memorial Tombstone to Charlotte YOUATT Located in Landkey churchyard North Devon The inscription reads Sacred To The Memory of CHARLOTTE YOUATT Wife of John Youatt of this Parish who died Sept 16th.1854 Aged 63 years The stone had space for an inscription to JohnYouatt but this was not added although John who died in 1861 in Swimbridge was also buried at Landkey William Youatt stonemason and stone engraver is most likely to have erected and inscribed his mother’s headstone. (Picture by courtesy of Colin Elworthy of Bickle Farm Swimbridge)	RUMBELOW Charlotte
11		Headstone of James YOUATT Headstone of James YOUATT, Tawstock	YOUATT James
12		Headstone of William JOCE and Mary YOUATT Headstone of William JOCE and Mary YOUATT, Newton Tracey Church	JOCE William YOUATT Mary
13		John BERRISFORD This picture of John shows him wearing his U.S decoration won after taking part in Indian fighting during which he sustained a bullet wound making him lame in later life. The Berrisfords variously spelt Beresford were settlers from the English town of Uttoxeter where John was born in 1847. A widower when he married Elizabeth Youatt during 1887 he ran a country store prior to marriage after which the couple lived in St. Paul Minn. John died in 1908 and was buried at a Berrisford plot in Oakland cemetery St. Paul. Elizabeth died during 1945	BERRISFORD John
14		Jugs by Bessie Jane YOUATT Bessie Jane Youatt attended the Lambeth School of Art and was later employed as an artist at the Royal Doulton Pottery in Battersea from 1873-1888 We would be fortunate indeed to find examples of her handiwork still available today. Such examples are few in number and very valuable as they are in Marqueterie Ware –a thin eggshell like ornamental ware with patterns in blues or purple. A characteristic monogram BJC identifies Bessie’s work – see illustration. Bessie married during 1891.	YOUATT Bessie Jane
15		Marjorie YOUATT Marjorie YOUATT, taken in 1978 at Brian YOUATT's 80th birthday party	YOUATT Marjorie
16		Mary Bale YOUATT and her brother William George YOUATT The picture opposite is believed to be that of Mary Bale Youatt and her brother William George Youatt. It is not known where the picture was taken however the rough timber building suggests Kasota or Minong. Mary Anderson when a widow was living with Elizabeth in St.Paul around 1907 (courtesy of William Granger Youatt)	YOUATT Mary Bale YOUATT William George
17		Memories of Leonard Youatt A couple of memories of Leonard Youatt from his niece, Ann Youatt	YOUATT Ann YOUATT Leonard
18		Memories of Leonard Youatt A memory of Leonard Youatt from his granddaughter, Inez Jane Youatt	YOUATT Inez Jane YOUATT Leonard
19		Norah YOUATT Norah YOUATT, taken at Brian YOUATT's 80th birthday party in 1978	YOUATT Norah
20		Percy Victor CHANDLER Percy Victor CHANDLER (At least one living individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.)	CHANDLER Percy Victor
21		Roy Deiniol YOUATT Photo of Roy	YOUATT Roy Deiniol
22		Samuel Bale YOUATT & William George YOUATT This picture of Samuel and William George Youatt (picture by courtesy of Mary Steinbauer Youatt) was taken in Barnstaple sometime before they set sail for America. One would think William was about 18 or so and Samuel 15 which would date the photo as being taken in 1874. These sons of the Stonemason William Youatt were about to start apprenticeships in London where William George learnt the craft of a Carpenter and Samuel the Stonemasonry craft of his father. Both were to make good use of these skills in the USA but not before they had helped there father build the Emmanuel Church shown on p.57 when he was no doubt proud to quote ‘William Youatt and Sons’ for the contract.	YOUATT Samuel Bale YOUATT William George
23		Thomas Anning Youatt The rather sombre picture is thought to be Thomas Anning Youatt most likely taken when aged about 20 - (1870). Thomas was the Great Grandfather of the Author and died aged 37 from the tubercular disease that led to the deaths of so many of the family of Thomas and Harriet. Thomas alone of all the 13 children was responsible for raising a family and furthering the Youatt name. By trade Thomas was a Commercial Clerk at Bristol Docks before later becoming an Insurance salesman/clerk and with Annie his wife, an Innkeeper at Southampton	YOUATT Thomas Anning
24		Thomas Rumbelow YOUATT This picture shows the Gamekeeper when aged about 50 and taken in a photographic studio quite possibly in nearby Chippenham or even Bath. Mounted on card and printed in a sepia colour the picture has an oval cut out. Thomas has his arm resting on what appears to be a music stand (photographers prop). In later years Thomas lost the sight in one eye quite probably the result of a shotgun blowback - a trade hazard.	YOUATT Thomas Rumbelow
25		William YOUATT William YOUATT	YOUATT William
26		Youatt Family History Part 1 Part 1 of the Youatt Family History by Jack Gurnard Youatt
27		Youatt Family History Part 2 Part 2 of the Youatt Family History by Jack Gurnard Youatt