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Title: Brick Wall on Howard Hamily from Great Hallingbury
Post by: lenmaylin on Saturday 03 December 05 22:40 GMT (UK)

We are completely stuck on trying to get further back with the Howard Family from Great Hallingbury. The furthest back we have got is 1830.

Nothing on IGI and no trace on anyone related to them before this date? Any suggestions?

Title: Re: Brick Wall on Howard Hamily from Great Hallingbury
Post by: suffolk*sue on Sunday 04 December 05 09:07 GMT (UK)

Give us some names and we will see if we can help you.

 ;D

Title: Re: Brick Wall on Howard Hamily from Great Hallingbury
Post by: lenmaylin on Sunday 04 December 05 12:01 GMT (UK)

Thanks for a speedy reply

the furthest back I have managed to get is as follows:

All from Great Hallingbury (about 3 miles from Bishops Stortford) in Essex

William Howard b circa 1823 married Rebekah Piggott b circa 1831 in Q2 1848 in Bishops Stortford

Their children were
Mary 1850
Martha 1856
Ellen 1860
Lucy 1863
Alfred 1865
Stanley 1869

I have found no siblings for William or Rebekah and cannot fing their parents. Great Hallingbury is a very small place.

Any help would be very much appreciated. Thanking you in advance for your efforts. Len

Title: Re: Brick Wall on Howard Hamily from Great Hallingbury
Post by: suffolk*sue on Sunday 04 December 05 12:10 GMT (UK)

1841 census

HO 107/330/1 - Gt. Hallingbury
Sch. 14, Page 23
Norridge

PIGGOTT
Joseph - 35 - ag lab
Eliza - 30
Rebecca - 10
Mary - 7
Martha - 5

Title: Re: Brick Wall on Howard Hamily from Great Hallingbury
Post by: suffolk*sue on Sunday 04 December 05 12:17 GMT (UK)

1851

PIGGOTT
Joseph - 50 - ag lab - born Heathfield
Eliza - 43 - born Gt. Hallingbury
Emily - 8 - born Gt. H.


HO107/1706  -  Gt. Hallingbury
Folio 132
Page 21
Norridge



 ;D ;D

Title: Re: Brick Wall on Howard Hamily from Great Hallingbury
Post by: lenmaylin on Sunday 04 December 05 12:37 GMT (UK)

Thanks a lot for your help. Much appreciated. That was soooooo fast. Happy Researching. Len