John Pattern was born c.1828 in Walpole St Peter, Norfolk, the son of John Pattern and Mary (née Oldroyd). He married Maria Belson in 1865 and there are three known children. He died in 1876 in Northamptonshire.
born:
- c.1828 — Walpole St Peter, Norfolk
baptism:
- 24 August 1828 — Walpole St Peter, Norfolk
parents:
- John Pattern (1799-1861)
- Mary Oldroyd (1804-1829)
siblings:
- Mary Pattern (c.1827-?)
marriages:
- Maria Belson (c.1842-1916) on 3 January 1865 — Kings Lynn, Norfolk
Reported in the Lynn Advertiser (7 Jan 1865). Married at the Registry Office in Lynn.
children:
- Miles Pattern (c.1866-1938)
- Catherine Pattern (1872-1965)
- James Pattern (c.1877-?)
locations:
- 1851 — Wereham, Norfolkℹ1851 England CensusFarmer’s Son.
- 1861 — Clenchwarton, Norfolkℹ1861 England CensusHarness Maker.
- 1871 — Stanground, Huntingdonshireℹ1871 England CensusShoe Maker.
died:
- 1876 — Northamptonshire
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Research Notes
Applied to become a member of the Wisbech Board of Guardians in March 1865 but did not attend the selection meeting (Norfolk News 25 March 1865).
Articles
TO BE LET,
AT WEREHAM.A capital FARM, containing about 120 Acres of Land, part Pasture, and part Arable, with a comfortable Residence and requisite Buildings, in the occupation of Mr. John Pattern.
Possession of the above may be had at Old Michaelmas next.
For further particulars apply to John Honchen, Esq., Wereham Hall, Stoke Ferry, Norfolk, the Proprietor.
Norfolk Chronicle (14 August 1852)
Wereham, near Stoke Ferry.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MESSRS.
Mumford and Casebow,On MONDAY, OCTOBER 4TH, 1852, all the excellent Live and Dead
FARMING STOCK,
Of Mr. JOHN PATTERN, (under a Bill of Sale).THE LIVE STOCK
COMPRISE 5 useful Cart Horses and Mares, brown Nag Mare five years old, grey Pony, 2 yearling Nag Colt and Filly, 2 excellent shorthorn Cows near calving, 5 short-horn Buds, and 2 young Sows.
THE IMPLEMENTS
Consist of a capital road waggon, 3 six-inch-wheel tumbrils, 3 Ransome’s foot ploughs, Yorkshire plough, 2 horse hoes, three-horse iron-jointed roll, cultivator, heavy and seed harrows, 2 gigs, team and plough harness, and various other effects.
Sale will commence at 12 for 1 o’clock precisely.
Lynn Advertiser (2 October 1852)
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MESSRS. MUMFORD & CASEBOW.
Desirable Property.
Lot 1. CAPITAL substantially built FAMILY A RESIDENCE, fronting the Turnpike Road, leading from Stoke Ferry to King’s Lynn, with large Granaries, Stables, and other Outbuildings; and an Enclosure of Productive Land, at the back, containing, with the site of the premises, about 1 Acre, in the occupation of Mr. Samuel Wiseman and Mr. Frederick W. Winfield.
Lot 2. An excellent DWELLING HOUSE, near the above Lot, and fronting the said Turnpike Road, with Barn, Stable, and other Outbuildings, Yard and Garden; and piece of capital Land adjoining, containing altogether about 1A. and 2R., in the occupation of Mr. John Pattern.
Lynn Advertiser (11 June 1853)