James Barber
b. 1748, Fressingfield, Suffolk, UK
christened: 11 November 1748, Suffolk, UK
d. 30 November, 1808, Fressingfield, Suffolk, UK (with Will)
buried: 6 December, 1808, Fressingfield, Suffolk, UK
married: 21 September, 1775
Spouse: Catherine Clutten
Children:
Maria Barber
christened: 19 March, 1776, Fressingfield, Suffolk, UK
Mattilda Barber
christened: 7 August, 1777, Fressingfield, Suffolk, UK
christened: 22 November, 1778, Fressingfield, Suffolk, UK
d. 13 May, 1853, Fressingfield, Suffolk, UK
Charles Barber
christened: 13 February, 1780, , Fressingfield, Suffolk, UK
William Barber
christened: 7 March, 1781, Fressingfield, Suffolk, UK
Sarah Barber
christened: 23 May, 1782, Fressingfield, Suffolk, UK
buried: 3 July, 1783, Fressingfield, Suffolk, UK
Robert Barber
christened: 5 July, 1783, Fressingfield, Suffolk, UK
d. 15 December, 1873, Fressingfield, Suffolk, UK
James Barber (1748 - 1808) - (likely a tenant) of Whittingham Hall, died on 30 November, 1898, and was buried on 6 December. He left a Will, dated 11 May, 1808.
His son, James, makes frequent references to visits to Whittingham Hall, in his diary for 1801. Whittingham Hall was owned by Sir Thomas Charles Bunbury who, apparently, was usually known by his second forename, Charles. James Barber (1748 - 1808) makes reference to attending tithe feasts by Sir Charles Bunbury in his diaries. In the Land Tax Assessments for 1799, both a Robert Barber and a James Barber are shown as tenants of land owned by Sir Charles Bunbury, which tends to confirm the assumption that James (d. 1808) was only a tenant farmer at Whittingham Hall.
