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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Lincolnshire => England => Lincolnshire Lookup Requests => Topic started by: LincsJohn on Friday 01 December 06 16:17 GMT (UK)
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Could anyone help please. I am trying to find information on my great great great grandad. He was George Dannatt born about 1760. Married a Sarah Fanthorpe 07 June 1782 at North Willingham.
LincsJohn
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Hi,
Welcome to RootsChat!
Using IGI I found the christening of George Dannit, 6 March 1756 at Nettleton, Lincs. He was the son of Peter and Margaret.
Could this be your man?
Nanny Jan
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Hi john, welcome to Rootschat, I cant seem to find either on the 41 census, they may both be deceased by then, do you have any other information on them.
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Thanks Nanny Jan it may be the right George but how can I prove it.
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Hi Patrish. George & Sarah both may have been buried at Claxby by Normanby. George 1835 and Sarah 1821 but I am not sure if it is the right people.
I know they had 3 children.
Wm. Dannat born 1787 at Claxby near Market Rasen..died 1794
Eliz. Dannat " 1800 " " " " "
George Dannatt " 1804 " " " 1874 South Owersby Lincs.
I know George the son was married twice. first time to Alice Dixon 1828 then to Mary Ogg 1851. This was Mary Ogg's 3rd marriage.
I just cannot find anything out about George senior & Sarah.
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For births,marriages and deaths before 1837, when civil registration began, you will have to check back in parish registers. The record of George's marriage to Sarah might show his father; I've not had the chance to check parish registers for my family yet....they are all too far away!
Nanny Jan
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Hi John, on the IGI is the following
Sarah Faunthrop born 4.4.1762 North Willingham
Father John Mother Sarah
Marriage of John Faunthrop to Sara Toyne 25.5.1752 North Willingham
Sara Toyne christened 28.10.1729 North Willingham
Father Ralph Toyne, no mother given.
Ralph Toyne chistened July1716 North Willingham
Father Ralph Mother Ann
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1841 Glentham, Lincs
George Dannatt 36 Ag Lab
Alice 36
John 12
Mary 10
William 6
Sarah 4
Rebecca 1 all born in the County.
On the IGI there are 2 possibles
John Dannat christened 5.9.1756 Halbrough, Lincoln
Father John Mother Elizabeth
John Danat christened 4.10.1757 Covenham St Mary, Lincoln
Father John, no mother given.
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Thanks Patrish. I am sure the 1841 census details are correct. This is the family of George & Sarah's son George born Claxby 1804.
I do not understand the connections you give about the christening of the 2 John Dannats I am looking for George (senior) details if any.
Thanks also for the information about Sarah Faunthrop it has just confirmed what a lady from Lincoln has just sent me. She is researching the Fanthorpe family tree.
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Thank you nanny jan I will search out the parish registers.
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Sorry John, got confused with George and your name John, the only one showing is the one Nanny Jan has already found ;)
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Hello? is there anybody out there? just hoping that someone is still watching this, I am researching my sons mother's side of his tree and all indicators are pointing that the guy Fanthorpe I am looking for at the moment is a brother of the sarah faunthrop you speak of.
Do you know if she had any brothers?
if so did one of them have a son called charles fanthorpe born circa 1798 North Witham (possibly mispelt) and married a mary b. 1804 Louth?
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Hi Kiwihunter, all I know is that Sarah Fauntrop/Fanthorpe had 7 siblings.
Charles Fanthorpe b abt 1756 Nth Willingham Lincs
Margory Fanthorpe b abt 1764 """"""""""
William Fanthorpe b abt 1753 " " "
Thomas Fanthorpe b abt 1767 " " " died 1836
James Fanthorpe b abt 1769 " " " died 1842 Nth Willingham Lincs
John Fanthorpe b abt 1754 " " " died 1818 Newton-by-Toft Lincs
Ann Fanthorpe b abt 1759 " " "
James Fanthorpe married a Mary ? they had 2 children.........Charles b 1797, Sarah b 1800
Ann Fanthorpe married George Kirman
That is all I know about the Fanthorpes because my main interest is the Dannatts. I hope I have been of help.
LincsJohn
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yes thanks heaps! that is them alright, I have charles Fanthorpe 1797 marrying Mary! Nice, thank you.
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woohoo! thanks for those clues, I now have unconfirmed names and dates for this particular lot of fanthorpes going back into the early 1500s shout out if you interested