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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Lincolnshire => Topic started by: Redroger on Saturday 25 July 09 18:31 BST (UK)
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My copy of the Philimore Atlas and Index of Parish Registers (3rd edition) shows that the Deposited Original Registers for Surfleet begin in 1662, whilst the IGI is shown to begin in 1561, and the copy of the Registers at the Society of Genealogists begin in 1562. Is the 1662 date an error?
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My copy of the Philimore Atlas and Index of Parish Registers (3rd edition) shows that the Deposited Original Registers for Surfleet begin in 1662, whilst the IGI is shown to begin in 1561, and the copy of the Registers at the Society of Genealogists begin in 1562. Is the 1662 date an error?
No .... Phillmore's Lincs Vol 3 says
"NOTE,—The registers from 1562 to 1662 are missing, and no trace of
them can be found. The entries for the years 1562 to 1639 have
been supplied from the Bishop's Transcripts."
Roger - if there's something you need from Surfleet, just ask.
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The original register 1562-1662 is missing, so the deposited original registers begin 1662.
The years 1562-1639 are from Bishops transcripts.
In those early years, the new year began on a different date from 1 january , I think it was March time, so the year quoted overlaps our current year span by several weeks.
ps - Geoff -- great minds think alike and at similar times !!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Geoff, My great grandmother was Letitia Stanton b1822 Heckington, who married Thomas Burton b1815 Pinchbeck Lincs. I am researching the Burton line, and see that the name is extremely common in the area of Pinchbeck, Surfleet, Deeping, and across into Cambs.(Wisbech) and former Hunts.(Stanground) where I have proven ancestors. The Burton family seem to have been the local gentry, and I would like to prove my ancestry back if possible into this line. Your help would be greatly appreciated.Will proceed by pm as appropriate.
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Should have thanked both Beady and yourself for clearing the confusion over Surfleet parish registers.
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Will proceed by pm as appropriate.
OK (or should I say "Roger") :)
NB - I only have marriages, no baptisms.
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Thanks Geoff, Will be in touch when I've worked out what I'm looking for!
Roger and out.
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Hi All,
not sure if there is anything you can help with, though you seem to be far more professional than myself.
I have traced my Greetham/Burgess relatives back to the 18 somethings and 17 somethings, and there seems to be quite a strong link with Surfleet, several of them having lived in Surfleet at different times.
If you come across any information around these names on your travels, I would appreciate your help.
I am hoping to get across to Surfleet at some point (and associated areas such as Gedney/Leverington/Boston) etc and visit the local churches.
I know that the work house at Spalding was once the residence of my great X's Grandmother, long since demolished.
Thank you once again
Debulah
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Hi
Francis Greetham wid. married William Twell 1800 Surfleet
Henry Burgess married Elizabeth Oakley 1769 Surfleet
Henry Burgess married Francis Noble 1775 Surfleet
There are loads of both these names in this southern corner of Lincolnshire
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Thank you so much :)
Hopefully I will be able to link some of this information into my family tree.
Debulah
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Hi Everyone
I'm hoping someone can help me, i am looking for the parents of Rebecca Taylor born in Surfleet and baptised on the 1.3.1829 in Surfleet. We ordered her marriage certificate but it only gave us her father who was Edward Taylor. Her death cert. does not give us any parental details. We are trying to confirm who her mother was. At this stage we have a possible Susannah Clark but are not sure we have the correct one. Our Rebecca went on to marry Thomas Dutton in Horncastle at the Independant Chapel in 1860. It's difficult over here in Australia to get the parish records especially online. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks heaps
Sharon
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Hi Everyone
I'm hoping someone can help me, i am looking for the parents of Rebecca Taylor born in Surfleet and baptised on the 1.3.1829 in Surfleet. We ordered her marriage certificate but it only gave us her father who was Edward Taylor. Her death cert. does not give us any parental details. We are trying to confirm who her mother was. At this stage we have a possible Susannah Clark but are not sure we have the correct one. Our Rebecca went on to marry Thomas Dutton in Horncastle at the Independant Chapel in 1860. It's difficult over here in Australia to get the parish records especially online. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks heaps
Sharon
An Edward Taylor married a Susanna Clark 16 October 1826 in Surfleet.
http://freereg.rootsweb.com/cgi/SearchResults.pl?RecordType=Marriages&RecordID=1277688
FreeREG also have Rebecca's baptism which says her parents were Edward and Susan. Although Taylor is a fairly common name, I would think the likelihood of the Taylor/Clark marriage producing Rebecca is quite high.
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Winess to Edward Taylor & Susanna Clark, Abraham Warriner & William Crane ( might not help much).
Rebecca 12/3/1829 Surfleet father Lab.
Edward 19/6/1831 ".
William 7/11/1833 Surfleet Seasend.
Charlotte 7/1/1836 Surfleet Workhouse.
Susan 9/6/1844 Surfleet.
Hannah 21/9/1845 ".
Mother down as Susannah/Susan.
These 2 might fit.
Edward Taylor died 19/2/1871 Surfleet Risegate age 66.
Susan Taylor died 21/1/1882 Surfleet age 76.
24/6/1857 Edward taylor bat. Lab. of Surfleet, father Edward taylor lab. & Mary Ann Clark, sp. of Surfleet, father George Clark, lab. wit. William Taylor & Joseph Tupholme.
1851 Surfleet Town.
Edward Taylor H M 46 Farm Lab. Kent Woolwich.
Susan W m 46 Linc. Pinchbeck.
William s 17 farm Lab. lincs.Surfleet.
Mary Ann d 13 ".
Charlotte D 11 ".
Susan D 7 ".
Hannah D 6 ".
John S 3 ".
Hope all of some use.