
- Generation #9
- Joseph Bishop 1771-18??
- Elizabeth Clements 1770-?
- Generation #8
- John Bishop 1795-?
- James Bishop 1800-?
- Robert Bishop 1802-?
- Sophia Bishop 1805-?
- Elijah Bishop 1807-?
- Mary Bishop 1809-?
- Generation #7
- Simpson Bishop 1818-?
- John Bishop 1823-?
- Elizabeth Bishop 1826-?
- Elizabeth Bishop 1827-?
- William Bishop 1834-?
- Generation #6
- James Simpson Bishop 1842-1901
- Louisa Bishop 1844-?
- William Bishop 1846-?
- Ann Elizabeth Bishop 1850-?
- Joseph Bishop 1852-?
- Eliza Bishop 1856-?
- Harry Bishop 1858-?
- Generation #5
- Ann Elizabeth Bishop 1860-?
- Henry Bishop 1863-?
- Emily Bishop 1864-?
- Louisa Bishop 1865-?
- James Simson Bishop 1866
- James Simpson Bishop 1868-?
- Ann Bishop 1870-1931
- Eliza Bishop 1871-1872
- Kezia Bishop 1869-1965
- Eliza Bishop 1873-?
- Harriet Bishop 1874-1900
- Sarah Ann Bishop 1875-?
- Mary Ann Bishop 1876-1959
- Adelaide Bishop 1877-1965
- William Joseph Bishop 1879-?
- Robert Maurice Bishop 1880-1971
- George Bishop 1885
- George Jabal Bishop 1887-?
The Bishop family
The Bishop family have been traced back as far as the late 1700's to what was then a village, but now a small town, called Soham in Cambridgeshire which is roughly halfway between Newmarket, Suffolk and Ely, Cambridgeshire.
By the time of the 1851 census, the Bishops had moved from Soham, to a farm in Twineham, West Sussex. They stayed here only a few years and by 1858 they had returned to Cambridgeshire to live in Fordham. A few years later the family establishes itself in Wicken, with numerous Bishop children being born in Burwell, Cambridgeshire - again, not that far away from Soham.
My records are indebted to fellow researcher and cousin, Gerard Kelly who kindly provided me with some more Bishop info whilst I was concentrating on other branches of my family tree research.