Richard's last name on his marriage entry reads "Penville, commonly called Pinfold." When his first daughter, Elizabeth, was baptized in Cranbrook, her last name was written as Penvil. When the family moved to Hawkurst, the name was spelled Penfold, and stayed with that spelling. Richard also used Penfold in his will, written in 1800.
All Penfold information from Mark Laufer at http://geneweb.geneanet.org/mklaufer
mark.laufer@gte.net
Richard's christening entry lists his mother's name as Elizabeth.
Occupation: Farm Labourer
Sources of Information: Parish Records, Forncett St. Peter, Norfolk, England; Logan Temple Records; Alberta Temple Records; 1841 Census for Stratton Long St. Mary; 1851 Census for Norfolk, Forncett (Call No.207475); Death Certificate; Christening and Marriage Records from Norfolk Record Office.
(Research):31 Mar 1851 Census for Norfolk, England
Edward KIDDLE, Head, M, 50, M, Ag. Labourer, Forncette St. Peter NFK
Pricilla KIDDLE, Wife, M, 46, F, Shottesham NFK
Sarah KIDDLE, Dau, 12, F, Scholar, Forncette St. Peter NFK
Jane KIDDLE, Dau, 2 months, F, Forncette St. Peter FNK
Address: ------, Depwade
Census Place: Forncette St. Peter Depwade, Norfolk
FHL Film # 0207475
William was visiting a George Richards in the 1851 Census, with his sister, Mary, who married a James Richards. William is listed as a Merchant Clerk.
Margaret's parents were born in Ireland.
Sources of Information: Family Records in possession of Edward Merrill Kiddle, Box 744 Claresholm, Alberta, Canada, T0L0T0.
Thomas came to Utah, with his mother and living siblings, from London, England in 1877 at 17 years of age. He became the Chief Electrical and Steam Engineer at the Z.C.M.I. He played the flute and piccalo in the Salt Lake Theatre Orchestra and the drum and fife band. Thomas later took up the violin and organ after losing his middle finger on his
right hand. He moved to Canada in 1901. He farmed 110 acres of land three and a half miles south west of Stirling. He and his son, Adelbert, ran a stage coach service for a time between Stirling and points west e.g. Raymond, Magrath, and Cardston.