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Title: Heatley's
Post by: aidansrest on Wednesday 19 July 06 13:20 BST (UK)
Hello,
Iam hoping to confirm that William Heatley (born 1791 approx) in Ford and Catherine (born 1791 approx) were definately the parents of my g g g grandfather, Samuel Heatley born abt 1826 in Ford.
His siblings would of included:
William 1810
Robert 1818
Andrew 1827
Foster John 1828
Ellen 1829
Dorothy 1831
Thomas 1835
There may of been more children of this marriage, but these are all I can find.  All born in Ford.
I suspect that William heately Snr's parents may of been:
William Heatly & Alice Taylor married in Ford in 1786.
Any information would be welcome
Sue
Title: Re: Heatley's
Post by: Helen K on Saturday 22 July 06 16:22 BST (UK)
Hi Sue

Do you have this family on the 1851 and 1841 Census?

Regards

Helen K
Title: Re: Heatley's
Post by: aidansrest on Monday 24 July 06 08:41 BST (UK)
Hi helen,
I do, yes.  I thinkk that there may of been more children prior to 1841 census and was hoping to confirm names,
Sue
Title: Re: Heatley's
Post by: emjay on Monday 24 July 06 11:09 BST (UK)
Hi Sue,

I have these entries from Presbyterian registers -

Crookham
16 March 1820  John son of William Hately, labourer, Cornhill, by his wife Catharine, daughter of Andrew Hunter, was born 16 March 1820

Etal
Elenor daughter of William & Catherine Hately of Rhodes was born 19 March 1809
Robert son of William & Catherine Hately of Rhodes was born 6 December 1813

Ford burials
4 May 1812  Eleanor Hately of Rhodes, daughter of William Hately, husbandman, by his wife Catherine, late Forster. Died 2nd May aged 3 years.

I don't know if these are the right family for you - there seems to be some disagreement about Catherine's maiden surname.
Title: Re: Heatley's
Post by: aidansrest on Monday 24 July 06 12:52 BST (UK)
Thanks emjay!!
The Etal and Ford info could definately be related to me and are possibly part of the Heatley family I'm anxious to trace.  Not sure about the Crookham connection but thanks anyway!
Sue