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Note: Alias:<ALIA> /zg48o/ REFNZG480 1813 ZG48O SEE WILL 11 for JOHN PATTRICK ESS AND THE REMAINING FIVE EIGHTHS PARTS(of the estate)THEREOF UNTO ALL AND EVERY THE CHILD AND CHILDREN OF MY SAID NEPHEW MATTHEW HOWLAND PATTRICK[ZG96D] BY HIS PRESENT WIFE WHO SHALL BE LIVING AT THE DECEASE OF MY SAID DEAR WIFE JANE PATTRICK[ZG192I] TO BE EQUALLY DIVIDED BETWEEN AND AMONGST THEM.......... AND TO BE PAID TO HIM OR HER WHEN AND AS HE OR SHE SHALL ATTAIN THE AGE OF TWENTY ONE YEARS 1813 ZG48O SEE WILL 11 for JOHN PATTRICK ESS I GIVE AND BEQUEATH TO EACH OF HIS SONS JOHN PATTRICK[ZG48O]etc ONE HUNDRED POUNDS LIKE ANNUITIES TO BE TRANSFERRED TO THEM WHEN AND AS THEY SHALL RESPECTIVELY ATTAIN THE AGE OF TWENTY ONE YEARS WITH THE DIVIDENDS TO ACCRUE THEREON FROM THE TIME OF MY DECEASE. 1830 zg48o Will Jane Pattrick zg192i 1823 Died 1830 ESS John Pattrick zg48o son of Mathew Howland Pattrick zg96d I give �200 1831 ZG48O SEE WILL 8 for MATHEW HOWLAND PATTRICK ESS ALSO I DO HEREBY GIVE DEVISE AND BEQUEATH UNTO MY SAID SON, JOHN PATTRICK [ZG48O] ALL THOSE FREEHOLD MESSUAGES OR TENEMENTS WITH COTTAGES, LATELY ERECTED BY ME AND ADJOINING THE HIGH ROAD WITH DWELLING HOUSE AND THREE ACRES (MORE OR LESS) OF LAND THERUNTO BELONGING WITH THE TWO WINDMILLS, NOW OR LATELY STANDING THEREON, OR BELONGING THERETO (AS ONE OF WHICH MILLS HE MY SAID SON, JOHN PATTRICK[ZG48O] HATH LATELY REMOVED TO HIS PREMESIS AT DOVERCOURT IN THE SAID COUNTY OF ESSEX) TOGETHER WITH THE GOING GEARS, IMPLEMENTS AND UTENCILS, FIXTURES, CHATTELS AND EFFECTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTIONWHATEVER THEREIN RESPECTIVLY CONTAINED AND BELONGONG THERETO AND THE STABLES, CARTLODGES, OATHOUSES AND BUILDINGS, YARDS, GARDENS AND APPURTENANCES THEREUNTO RESPECTIVLY BELONGING SITUATED STANDING LYING AND BEING IN THE PARISH OF GREAT..............my copy of the will finishes here........ 1845 1851 ZG48O HE WAS IN THE BUSINESS OF SELLING CEMENT REF HISTORY OF CO. ESSEX VOL2 PAGE 409 1845 ZG48O ....OVER 130 SMACKS WERE ENGAGED IN STONE REMOVAL FROM HARWICH... REF HISTORY OF ESSEX PAGE 410 1846 ZG48O REF TO JOHN IN 2ND REPORT TIDAL HARBOURS COMMITTEE PAGE 539 1846 ZG48O AT THIS TINE ACCORDING TO JOHN PATTRICK THERE WAS AT THE FOOT OF THE BEACON CLIFF, A RIDGE OF STONE, SEVERAL FEET IN EXTENT, FORMING A NATURAL BARRIER TO THE CLIFFS, AND PRESERVING THEM AGAINST THE DESTRUCTIVE ACTIONS OF THE SEA. THIS BARRIER HAS BEEN REMOVEDAND THE CLIFFS STARTED TO ERODE. THIS REMOVAL TO JOHN PATTRICKS KNOWLEDGE HAD BEEN GOING ON FOR 26 YEARSCAUSING LOSS OF LAND. THIS WAS MORE ANNOYING TO JOHN PATTRICK & OTHERS, OWNERS OF LAND ON THE EDGE OF THE CLIFFS, IN THAT THEY THEMSELVES WERE DEBARRED FROM REMOVING THE STONE, AS ALL RIGHTS HAD BEEN CLAIMED BY LORD OF THE MANOR..... SEE REF HISTORY OF ESSEX VOL 2 PAGE 409-410 1847 1864 ZG48O J.P. AS MAYOR OF HARWICH, FROM 'THE HARWICH STORY' ALSO E.R.O. T/A 44/258 & D/DA 014 1850 1869 ZG48O OF DOVERCOURT, CEMENT MANUFACRTURER BY 1890 THE INDUSTRY HAD DIED OUT. ROMAN CEMENT BEING REPLACED BY THE CHEAPER PORTLAND CEMENT WHICH WAS MANUFACTURED FROM CHALK. JOHN PATTRICK MADE PORTLAND CEMENT AS EARLY AS ABOUT 1850..MUCH TO THE ANNOYANCE OF THE RESIDENTS OF DOVERCOURT, WHO PETIONED THE CORPERATION IN 1869 TO STOP THE PESTITENTIAL EFFLUENT AND SMOKE ARISING FROM THE PORTLAND CEMENT WORKS OF JOHN PATTRICK. THE RAPID DEVELOPMENT OF THE INDUSTRY ON THE THAMES AND MEDWAY, CLOSE TO CHALK DEPOSITS MADE IT IMPOSSIBLE FOR HIM TO REMAIN IN BUSINESS.... REF 'THE HARWICH STORY' L.WEAVER 1851 ZG48O J.P. ROMAN CENT MANUFACTURERS, DOVERCOURT. KELLYS 1851 ZG48O REF TO PATTRICK & DANIELS, MILLERS, OF DOVERCOURT, KELLYS (Must be related to LYDIA DANIELS nee PATTRICK ZG48K SOMEHOW 1851 ZG48O
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