Shayshutt

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Name   Louise Shayshutt
Gender   femme (Female)
Record Type   Naissance (Birth)
Birth Place   Pont-Audemer, Eure, France
Entry Number   143

Father   Benjamin Shayshutt
Mother    Sarah Hayward

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Louise married William Cranfield 18th June 1871 Deptford, Kent, her father Benjamin Shayshutt, occ Bricklayer.

Possible death

Deaths Dec 1916   
Cranfield    Louisa    70    St.Giles    1b   673

John

[AlanBoyd]

14 August 1833: Wolverhampton Chronicle and Staffordshire Advertiser [paraphrasing]
To be sold by auction at the Spread Eagle Inn, Lichfield-street, Bilston, three dwelling-houses near the Market Place, Church-street, Bilston. One of the houses is occupied by Richard Shayshutt.
[?father of Benjamin Shayshutt]

20 April 1878: Leytonstone Express and Independent
An article reporting the theft of three duck eggs from an outhouse at the rear of Rose House, Howe-road, Plaistow, the property of John Shayshutt.
[Uriah Shayshutt was born 1882, Plaistow]

Chelmsford Chronicle, October 7th 1892

GRAYS, Sept 30
A BAD BOY – Albert Rayworth, 12, was charged with breaking into the dwelling-house of John Shayshutt and stealing a pair of shoes, a watch and chain, two knives, a shirt front and necktie, with 13s. in money – He was sentenced to 10 days imprisonment, 10 strokes with the birch, and five years in a reformatory.

[AlanBoyd]

Ancestry transcriptions following Elizabeth M Shayshutt
1871 Shayshritt, Plaistow
1881 Shugshott, West Ham
1891 Shegshutt, Grays Thurrock
1901 Shayshutt, Grays Thurrock
1911 Shayshutt, Grays Thurrock

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John in 1 census gives his pob as Pontermain, France, wonder if this was an attempt  for where Louisa was born

Pont-Audemer, Eure, France

Pont-Audemer is a commune in the Eure department in the Normandy region in northern France. On 1 January 2018, the former commune of Saint-Germain-Village was merged into Pont-Audemer.


John

[AlanBoyd]

The London Gazette, 29th December 1942
[announcement for January 1, 1943]

ROYAL AIR FORCE
...
Distinguished Flying Medal
...
956988 Sergeant Albert SHAYSHUTT, No. 10 Squadron.
In November, 1942, this airman was the flight engineer of an aircraft which attacked Stuttgart. On the return journey, the aircraft was hit by anti-aircraft fire and sustained much damage. Sergeant Shayshutt was wounded in the left thigh, groin and in the right leg. Although bleeding profusely and in great pain he refused to leave his post and continued his duties until the English coast was crossed. Here, his captain informed the crew that he intended to attempt to land the damaged aircraft alone and ordered them to prepare to leave by parachute. Sergeant Shayshutt insisted on staying with his captain and, despite his sufferings, rendered valuable assistance. When the aircraft was eventualy landed safely, Sergeant Shayshutt was delirious and too weak to move through loss of blood. By his courage, fortitude and devotion to duty this airman set an example worthy of the highest praise.

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He survived as well 

Deaths Jun 1965   
SHAYSHUTT    ALBERT    79    BRENTWOOD    4A   433

John

[trish1120]

Bapts;
Wolverhampton

St Peter;
ROBERT Shashutt 25 Jul 1848
(buried Merridale Cemetery 01 Jan 1851, age 2 years/6 mths, son of Benjamin)
Note;
Parish: St. Mary. Occupation: Bricklayer. Grave: 8894a. Consumption. Reg. No.: G1/00207

St Mary;
LOUISA Shayshutt 28 Oct 1849
MARY Shayshutt 04 Jun 1854
EMMA Shayshutt 04 Jun 1854

All to BENJAMIN/SARAH
Abode Falkland Street
Father a Bricklayer

All on FreeREG
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St Leonard, Bilston
BENJAMIN Shayshutt    6 Aug 1820 to RICHARD/ANNE
Father a Bricklayer

Trish

[jennifer c]

Thank you all, you are all such wonderful people. 👏

Jennifer