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Charity Carr, born in Nutley in 1819, married William Gander in 1841 at St John Castro Sub, Lewes. I am trying to find the name of her father. Mother was Frances Page. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Mike (in the great white colony). ;)
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She's living in Lewis in 1841 but not with her family - but probably her future in-laws ::)
1841 HO107/1120/1/8/31/7
Henry Gander 58
Martha Gander 50
William Gander 25 - Probably her future husband ? :o
Richard Gander 15
John Gander 12
Thomas Gander 10
Charley Carr 20 - it is Charity but has been transcribed incorrectly
Laurina ;D
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Charity Carr / William Gander
3Q 1841 Lewes, East Sussex Vol: 7 Page: 466
If you order this marriage certificate it should tell you her father's name and occupation. IGI have a submitted entry giving the date of marriage as 08.08.1841 and Charity's death as Feb 1900
Laurina
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Hi
Spotted these baptisms to William & Charity at St John Sub Castro
1843 Jul 16 Gander Esther f d William Chariety Flint Row Coach Painter
1846 Oct 25 Gander Edward m s William Chariety John St Labourer
1848 Aug 27 Gander Martha f d William Chariety St John St Labourer
1850 May 26 Gander Margaret f d William Chariety OTP Labourer
1852 Apr 4 Gander Elizabeth f d William Chariety OTP Labourer
1853 Sep 25 Gander Henry m s William Charity OTP Labourer
1855 Oct 28 Gander Edith f d William Charity OTP Carrier
1859 Feb 27 Gander William m s William Charity OTP Labourer
1862 Aug 31 Gander George m s William Charity OTP Labourer
Chris in 1066
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Hi again
As a matter of interest, the 1831 census for St John Sub Castro still survives and there is just one family of Gander listed
Gander James, Tailor, - family consists of 3 males and 5 females
Chris in 1066
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Laurina and Chris,
Thank you for th replies/ Henry and Martha Gander are Charity's father-in-law and mother-in-law. Perhaps when the census of 1841 was taken, William and Charity had not yet married. I do have a copy of the birth registration but am not able to decipher Charity's father's first name.
I have the names for their children. I, also, have a Mary Gander, born 28 June 1857 to William and Charity. James, (1831 cebsus), is of no relation, that I have found to date. I have to wonder why, in 1831, that James would be the only Gander listed as Henry and Martha settled in Lewes in 1817. My great great grandfather, George Gander, (son of Henry and Martha), was born in Lewes in 1822, (although, All Saints).
Mike
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I have found a baptism for a Charity Carr in 1819 in Maresfield, not to far from Nutley.
Charity Carr baptised 31 Oct 1819 St Bartholomew Maresfield. Father: Vince Mother: Philadelphia.
Fathers Occupation: Labourer Abode: Maresfield.
Regards
Sean
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Mike,
Charity was a 3rd great grand aunt of mine, she married William Gander 8 Aug 1841. William died in 1881, then in 1883 she married a James Pierpoint born circa 1813, Isfield. William and Charity had ten children.
I have info re the Carr and Gander genealogy, BMDs, census etc
Ian
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Ian,
Thank you for the reply. William's father, Henry Gander, is my 3G grandfather. I have some info on William and Charity but am trying to fill in blanks. Please PM me and tell me more. I can, possibly, fill in some info for you, as well.
Mike
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Hi Mike! How are you doing? I see you are still at it! I retired last year and have not had as much time to research as I had in the past. Was just wondering if any of the Gander researchers out there have made any connection to the French, German and Swiss Ganders. I would have though with all this DNA stuff we would have made some connections by now. I haven't checked Des site lately but he did have a section re DNA but when I checked with him last year he hadn't had much response. It would also be interesting to find out if any of the Gander lines in England are related in any way. Maybe we can get some discussion going. Might have to repost this query to the appropriate sectrion but just wanted to say Hi!
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Hi claddaghgirl,
I have found no connection between the English Ganders and the Franch, German, Swiss. As I understand, the English version originated in England. Most of the Ganders in the US are of the Swiss/German variety.
I have been laying low for quite a while but do check back from time to time.