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1. Peter Richard Foss
   1. Lavinia Crossing
      1. Maria Foss
      2. Peter Richard Foss
         1. Maria Wilmot Horton
            1. Lavinia Winifred Foss
            2. Peter Richard Foss
      3. Stanley Foss
      4. Ernest Arthur Foss
      5. Herbert Foss
      6. Sidney Hugh Foss
      7. Emily Jane Foss
      8. Walter Edwin Foss

Ancestors

Source References

1. 1881 United Kingdom Census
   1. • Page: RG11/2178/98/5
2. 1891 United Kingdom Census
   1. • Page: RG12/1713/98/1
3. General Register Office: England & Wales Birth Index
4. 1861 United Kingdom Census
   1. • Page: RG9/1420/110/7
5. 1901 United Kingdom Census
   1. • Page: RG13/2075/91/8
6. 1911 United Kingdom Census
   1. • Page: RG14/12762/99
7. General Register Office: England & Wales Marriage Index
8. UK Government: National Probate Calendar
   1. • Date: 20 June 1934
      • Page: Peter Richard Foss
      • Citation:

        FOSS Peter Richard of Rosehill Kingskerswell Devonshire died 29 March 1934 Probate Exeter 30 June to Herbert Foss retired farmer and Walter Edwin Foss farmer.
        Effects £1033 11s. 9d.

   2. • Date: 7 April 1927
      • Page: Eltrude Cranch Foss
      • Citation:

        FOSS Eltrude Cranch of Rydon Farm Kingsteignton Devonshire spinster died 10 February 1927 Probate Exeter 7 April to Peter Richard Foss farmer. Effects £1702 15s. 3d.

   3. • Date: 22 December 1921
      • Page: Agnes Horswill Foss
      • Citation:

        FOSS Agnes Horswill of The Careys Chillington Kisgbridge Devonshire spinster died 7 October 1921 Probate Exeter 22 December to Peter Richard Foss farmer. Effects £1172 3s. 7d.

9. 1921 United Kingdom Census
   1. • Page: RG15/10456/101
10. findmypast.co.uk / Devon FHS: Parish Registers - Devon
    1. • Date: 27 February 1859
       • Page: Baptism - Peter Richard Foss (Diptford)
11. Western Morning News
    1. • Date: 10 July 1929
       • Page: Page 4
       • Citation:

         MILK PROSECUTION

         KINGSKERSWELL FARMER FINED AT NEWTON

         "The Bench consider this case too serious to be treated lightly, and the fine will be £3 and costs (29s. 6d.)," said Mr. C. W. Freestone (chairman) at Newton Abbot yesterday to Peter Richard Foss, of Rosehill Farm, Kingskerswell, who was summoned for having sold milk deficient in fat to an extent of not less than 14 per cent. on June 3.

         Samuel Bowden, dairyman, of Babbacombe, Torquay, said in consequence of a sample having been taken from him, he requested the police to obtain a sample in the course of delivery from defendant, who supplied him with a certain amount of milk.

         Defendant said the only explanation he could suggest was that after the sample was taken he had to turn away three stale cows, and that as his bruiser was broken, he was unable to give them oats for some time. After the milking had taken place he had nothing to do with the milk and did not see it go away.

    2. • Date: 3 April 1934
       • Page: Page 1
       • Citation:

         [DEATHS.]
         FOSS. - Rosehill Kingskerswell, on March 29th, Peter Richard, beloved husband of Wilmot, aged 75. Funeral at Kingskerswell Church, To-day (Tuesday), at Three p.m. No flowers, by request.

    3. • Date: 21 March 1940
       • Page: Page 1
       • Citation:

         [MARRIAGES.]
         WARD-FOSS. - On March 19th, at Kingskerswell Church, by the Rev. C. G. Dawe, Richard William Ward, son of the late Mr. Ward and of Mrs. Ward, of Kingsteignton, to Lavinia Winifred Foss, daughter of the late Mr. P. R. Foss and of Mrs. Foss, of Kingskerswell.

12. Exeter and Plymouth Gazette
    1. • Date: 12 July 1929
       • Page: Page 12
       • Citation:

         KINGSKERSWELL MILK.

         Peter Richard Foss, of Rosehill Farm, Kingskerswell, was fined £3 at Newton Abbott Sessions for selling milk on June 3rd which was deficient in fat. Samuel Bowden, dairyman, of 62, Babbacombe-road, Torquay, said in consequence of a sample having been taken from him for analysis, he requested that another sample should be taken in course of transit. P.S. Hill said he took a sample from a churn at defendant's farm when it was ready for sending to Bowden.

13. Western Times
    1. • Date: 12 July 1929
       • Page: Page 10
       • Citation:

         SUPPLYING POOR MILK

         Kingskerswell Farmer Heavily Fined at Newton Abbot

         "The Bench consider this case too serious to be treated lightly. You will be fined £3, and the costs £1 9s 6d," said Mr. C. W. Freestone, Chairman of the Newton Abbot Magistrates on Tuesday, to Peter Richard Foss, of "Rollshill Farm," Kingskerswell, who was summoned for having sold milk deficient in fat of not less than 14 per cent., on June 3rd.

         Samuel Bowden, of Babbacombe-road, Torquay, dairyman, said in consequence of a sample of milk being taken from him, he requested the police to take one in the course of delivery from defendant.

         Foss stated that his only explanation was that he turned away the stale cows the day after the sample was taken. His bruiser had broken down and he was unable to give them any oats. He did not see the milk after the milking had been carried out.

    2. • Date: 4 October 1912
       • Page: Page 10
       • Citation:

         COFFINSWELL

         For allowing a dog to stray at night on September 14th, Peter Richard Foss, of Trew's Farm, Daccombe, Coffinswell, was fined 5s, on the evidence of P.C. Brock, at Newton Petty Sessions.

14. Wills on file
    1. • Date: 26 June 1903
       • Page: Peter Richard Foss (1832-1908)
    2. • Date: 15 January 1907
       • Page: Peter Richard Foss (1859-1934)
15. General Register Office: England & Wales Death Index
16. 1871 United Kingdom Census
    1. • Page: RG10/2097/101/4