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Frederick GREENSLADE's parents: John GREENSLADE (c. 1832-1892) and Lucy HATTING (1835-1922)
Frederick GREENSLADE's siblings: Mary Ann GREENSLADE (c. 1854- ), Thomas GREENSLADE (1856- ), Ellen GREENSLADE (c. 1858- ), Lucy A GREENSLADE (c. 1861- ), Harriet Hatting GREENSLADE (1864-1941), Kate GREENSLADE (c. 1867- ), Susan GREENSLADE (c. 1870-1941), Lewis William GREENSLADE (1875- ) and Emily E. GREENSLADE (c. 1880-1943)
Louisa PREST's parents: John PREST (1824-1899) and Mary ELERY (1830-1906)

Family of Frederick GREENSLADE and Louisa PREST

Husband:	Frederick GREENSLADE (c. 1872- )
Wife:	Louisa PREST (1869- )
Children:	Frederick GREENSLADE (1899- )
	Norman John GREENSLADE (1902- )
	Ivy Mable GREENSLADE (1904- )
Marriage	1900	Plymouth, Devon, England¹

Husband: Frederick GREENSLADE

Name:	Frederick GREENSLADE²
Sex:	Male
Father:	John GREENSLADE (c. 1832-1892)
Mother:	Lucy HATTING (1835-1922)
Birth	c. 1872	Newton Abbot, Devon, England
Occupation		Miller and Farmer
Census	2 Apr 1911 (age 39)	Yelverton, Devon, England
	New Mill, Buckland Monachorum In 1911 Frederick and Louisa are with Frederick, Norman and Ivy. Louisa states they have been married for 13 years, which seems to be done to give legitimacy to Frederick's birth

Wife: Louisa PREST

Name:	Louisa PREST²
Sex:	Female
Father:	John PREST (1824-1899)
Mother:	Mary ELERY (1830-1906)
Birth	1869	Lamerton, Devon, England

Child 1: Frederick GREENSLADE

Name:	Frederick GREENSLADE²
Sex:	Male
Birth	1899	Plymouth, Devon, England

Child 2: Norman John GREENSLADE

Name:	Norman John GREENSLADE²
Sex:	Male
Birth	1902	Plymouth, Devon, England

Child 3: Ivy Mable GREENSLADE

Name:	Ivy Mable GREENSLADE²
Sex:	Female
Birth	1904	Plymouth, Devon, England

Sources

1	"GRO". Plymouth 5b 427. Cit. Date: Q3 1900.
2	"Nick Heard". www.heardfamilyhistory.org.uk. This GEDCOM is predominantly the work of Nick Heard, but it incorporates the collaborated work of many other family historians. You are welcome to use the information herein but please acknowledge the source. Every effort has been made to ensure the data is accurate, but any use you make of it is entirely at your own risk. (c) Nick Heard 2009