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Title: Robert HILL and Mary Ann ????
Post by: GillianM on Saturday 30 May 09 04:14 BST (UK)
Hi,
I am trying to find information about this couple, in particular Mary Ann's maiden name. The 1881 census states they were both born in Bath, Somerset. Their daughter Emily Jane was born in Bristol in1855 and they still lived in Bristol in 1881.

Any ideas??
Thanks
Gill  ???
New Zealand
Title: Re: Robert HILL and Mary Ann ????
Post by: trish1120 on Saturday 30 May 09 04:25 BST (UK)
EDIT; I am not so sure about this now after finding them on 1861 Census as there are 2 older children ::) Unless the first 2 are not Roberts and Mary Ann was a widow.

I will have to follow them thru 1851/1871/1841/1891/etc censuses to see what i come up with first.
1861 census seems correct though as Robert has same occp as 1881 and son robert.g. is still living with them.

Back later today as you have gone off-line and I must too-shopping ::)

trish



From www.freebmd.org

Marriage;

Mary Ann BOLLEN
December 1853
Sherborne
5a 771
On same page Robert HILL

Trish
Title: Re: Robert HILL and Mary Ann ????
Post by: trish1120 on Saturday 30 May 09 04:30 BST (UK)
There are several possibilities for Emily Jane Hill's birth reg. 1853/1856. Just searching under Emily there is one in Sherbourne reg. district.

Emily HILL
June 1854
Sherborne
5a 388

Or it could be any of the others reg in another district.
Title: Re: Robert HILL and Mary Ann ????
Post by: trish1120 on Saturday 30 May 09 04:42 BST (UK)
The 1881 census you have found is there only Robert/Mary Ann and son Robert George Hill at the residence?
Trish
Title: Re: Robert HILL and Mary Ann ????
Post by: trish1120 on Saturday 30 May 09 05:05 BST (UK)
Hi Gill,

Yes it is them. Here they are 1861 with Emily :)

1861 Census

15 Castle Street           RG9/1715/20/3
Castle Ward, Gloustershire

Robert HILL, head, mar, 37 , cutler, born Bath
Mary.A., wife, 40, born Bath
Fanny.M.A., daug, unm, 10, scholar, born Bristol
Robert.G., son, unm, 9, scholar, born Bristol
Emily.J, daug, unm, 5, born Bristol

trish
Title: Re: Robert HILL and Mary Ann ????
Post by: trish1120 on Saturday 30 May 09 05:20 BST (UK)
1851 census Robert is married but living away from home, possibly setting up house for family to join him? as they are living there 1861. So we are looking for a marriage pre 1851 now. Index says he is born Ball, but image definitely Bath.

1851 Census                                    HO107/1948/286/26
85 Castle Street
Castle Ward, Gloustershire

Robert HILL, head, married, 23, cutler, born Somerset Bath

trish
Title: Re: Robert HILL and Mary Ann ????
Post by: trish1120 on Saturday 30 May 09 05:32 BST (UK)
Go to go out but have found Mary Ann Hill and daughter Fanny.M.A. living with Robert Hills parents in 1851 :)
So you have another generation now.
Will post later.

Trish
Title: Re: Robert HILL and Mary Ann ????
Post by: trish1120 on Saturday 30 May 09 05:45 BST (UK)
1851 Census    HO107/1941/272/23

123 Walert? St
St Michael, Bath, Somerset

Robert HILL, head, mar, 45, cutler, born Frome Somerset
Charlote, wife, mar,45, Wilverton Somerset
Ann, daug, unm, 21, Dup? maker, born Bath
Maria, daug,  unm, 17, Bath
Emma, daug, unm, 15, Bath
Mary Ann HILL, daug in law, mar,26, born Bath
Fanny.M.A. Hill, grand- daug, unm ,9mths, born Bristol
Title: Re: Robert HILL and Mary Ann ????
Post by: trish1120 on Saturday 30 May 09 05:49 BST (UK)
Possible marriage;

Mary Ann HAUTREY
December 1844
Wellington.S.
10 749
On same page Robert Hill

The only way you are really going to be able to confirm Mary Anns maiden name is to purchase  the marriage cert of one of the children .

Trish
Title: Re: Robert HILL and Mary Ann ????
Post by: GillianM on Saturday 30 May 09 06:16 BST (UK)
Thank you Trish for all your detective work. It is so much easier when you have access to all the census information. I will digest all this as I am now going shopping too!

I wonder if anyone can find a birth for Mary Ann HAUTREY  about 1821 in Bath.??? This would at least make the marriage links more likely.

Thanks
Gill
Title: Re: Robert HILL and Mary Ann ????
Post by: trish1120 on Saturday 30 May 09 06:21 BST (UK)
1871 Census
43 Catherine Place, Rich. House       RG10/2547/8/8    
St Andrews, Bristol/Glous.

Robt. HILL, head, mar, 47, cutler, born Walcot, Bath, Somerset
Mary A, wife, mar, 50,  St James, Bath
Fanny.M. daug, unm, 20, milliner, Castle St, Bristol
Robt.G., son, unm, 18, cutler,             "    "     "
EMILY.J., daug, unm, 15, assistant,    "     "   "

I also have 1891 for Robert and Mary Ann.
Title: Re: Robert HILL and Mary Ann ????
Post by: trish1120 on Saturday 30 May 09 06:22 BST (UK)
Later will see what else I can find. Its raining too much to leave the house yet ::)

 Nothing on IGI for Hautrey

The trouble is kids could just be reg under first names and marriage could just be to a Mary, not Mary Ann.

I would purchase marriage cert for one of them. If you are descended from Emily you must have her marriage/death cert?

Trish
Title: Re: Robert HILL and Mary Ann ????
Post by: trish1120 on Saturday 30 May 09 06:53 BST (UK)
The marriage could have been in Gloustershire also and I have been looking mostly in Somerset. There are too many possibilities ::)
Title: Re: Robert HILL and Mary Ann ????
Post by: Jo Harding on Saturday 30 May 09 10:41 BST (UK)
Hello Gill,

I have found what appears to be the parents of Robert Hill who were Robert Hill and Charlotte, baptising children in Bath. Details as follows:

Bath, St Michael.

10/09/1826 Ann daughter of Robert and Charlotte Hill, Walcot St, Cutler.
28/10/1827 George son as above.
12/10/1828 Jane, daughter as above.
07/02/1830 Maria, daughter as above.
07/08/1831 James, son as above.
08/07/1832 Emma, daughter as above.
23/04/1834 Ellen daughter as above.

Robert appears to have been baptised at Walcot, St Swithin. An entry for a baptism on 31/03/1824 Robert Hill, son of Robert and Charlotte Hill.

I cannot find Mary Hautrey at all.

Jo



Title: Re: Robert HILL and Mary Ann ????
Post by: Jo Harding on Saturday 30 May 09 10:47 BST (UK)
The marriage of Robert HILL senior, is at St Mary's, Bathwick, Somerset.

27/03/1822 Robert HILL, batchelor of Bathwick parish to Charlotte WEBBER, of Bathwick. Witnesses: Ann BIGGS, James BIGGS. By Banns.

Jo
Title: Re: Robert HILL and Mary Ann ????
Post by: Jo Harding on Saturday 30 May 09 10:49 BST (UK)
ERROR ALERT!

Sorry, the baptism for Robert Hill should read 31/03/1824 and not 1834 as shown before.

Amended above.

Jo
Title: Re: Robert HILL and Mary Ann ????
Post by: trish1120 on Saturday 30 May 09 10:51 BST (UK)
WOW :) ;D

Fantastic Jo


Gill ,
We really need to know how you came to have this family in your research there must be a baptism/marriage/death cert to link all this  ???

Cheers,
Trish
Title: Re: Robert HILL and Mary Ann ????
Post by: GillianM on Saturday 30 May 09 11:19 BST (UK)
Hi,
Thank you very much Jo and Trish. This couple are my husbands gggrandparents and others have done the family tree following a more recent paternal line. I quite agree I now need to get a certificate to link people and find out Mary Ann's maiden name for certain. It is amazing what you can find out by search ing and asking for help though :D.

I have found a possible marriage for Robert Hill and Mary Ann BARTLETT in 1849 on freeBDM. There are a couple of Mary Ann BARTLETT's born in Somerset and Bath (Familysearch). I need to follow these up more closely. A good coincidence at least.

Thank you and kind regards
Gill
Title: Re: Robert HILL and Mary Ann ????
Post by: trish1120 on Saturday 30 May 09 13:24 BST (UK)
Good luck Gill :)

Come back if you need any more help later.

Trish
Title: Re: Robert HILL and Mary Ann ????
Post by: Jo Harding on Saturday 30 May 09 14:48 BST (UK)
I suspect that the Mary Anne Bartlett marriage to Robert HILL is the right one here.

I have looked for possible Mary Anne BARTLETT's and found the following:

Baptism Bath, St Michael 30/04/1820.

Mary Anne BARTLETT daughter of Edward BARTLETT and Mary Anne BURR BARTLETT. Abode: New Bond Street. Occupation: gardener.

There were other children baptised by this couple as follows:

08/04/1818 Ann Monk BARTLETT daughter of Edward Bartlett and Mary Anne Burr Bartlett. Abode: New Bond Street. Occupation: Nursery and seedsman.

23/10/1822 Edward BARTLETT son of Edward Bartlett and Mary Anne Burr Bartlett. Abode: New Bond St. Occupation: Gardener and seedsman.

12/12/1824 Edward BARTLETT son of Edward Bartlett and Mary Anne Burr Bartlett. Abode; New Bond St. Occupation: Seedsman.

It looks as if the name of BURR could have been the maiden name of Edward's wife.

 There is a baptism of Mary Anne BARTLETT in St Swithin, Walcot. This was on 16/12/1821 and she was the daughter of John and Sarah BARTLETT.

There were other couples with the name of BARTLETT baptising children in these years in both places.

Jo

Title: Re: Robert HILL and Mary Ann ????
Post by: GillianM on Saturday 30 May 09 21:57 BST (UK)
Hi Jo,

Thank you. Those baptistms definately fit. There seem to have been alot of Bartletts and Mary Ann's!

Can you please give me your source for the marriage and baptisms so I can put it with the records.

I now need to work out how to get english certificates and which will be the key ones! I am in New Zealand.

Regards
Gill
Title: Re: Robert HILL and Mary Ann ????
Post by: Jo Harding on Sunday 31 May 09 14:05 BST (UK)
Source for the Parish Register entries on Freereg.

http://free.org.uk/cgi

The coverage for Somerset is good and they are actively entering more every month.

Jo.
Title: Re: Robert HILL and Mary Ann ????
Post by: eillo on Friday 12 June 09 20:53 BST (UK)
1851 Census    HO107/1941/272/23

Ann, daug, unm, 21, Dup? maker, born Bath


I'm curious - what is a dupmaker? I've seen it before on census records
Title: Re: Robert HILL and Mary Ann ????
Post by: Jo Harding on Saturday 13 June 09 10:37 BST (UK)
I think this is an abbreviation for Duplicate Maker. Someone who works in the clothing/cloth trade.

I believe that they had "dup maker" occuptaion in the paper mills but don't know what they did.

Any other suggestions?

Jo.