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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Derbyshire => Topic started by: Jemma100 on Saturday 08 August 09 20:57 BST (UK)
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Hi, I am trying to find the parents of William Bartram born in Melbourne Derbyshire about 1814. I know his spouse was Elizabeth and they had about 7 children. They lived in High Street Derby and he was a coal dealer. Any information would be great or any ideas of where to go next! Thankyou
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Hi,
There is an extracted record on the IGI of a baptism on 13 October 1812 at the Baptist Church, Melbourne. No father's name is listed but the mother is Hannah.
Hope this helps.
Jill
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Hi Jill thankyou for your reply. I think that might be him, but I don't know where to go from here to make sure it is him and who his father is? Im really confused lol. Maybe if I find their marriage records, but its all guessing!
Jemma
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Hi Jemma
Found this information in the bastardy bond sections on this site
http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~spire/Yesterday/BastardyM-R.htm#MELBOURNE
Hannah BARTRUM single. William MATTHEW Stanton by Bridge 1812
You can write to to get a copy of the bond
Have you already got this
William Bartram m Elizabeth Cox 19 April 1835 at Melbourne.
What census information have you got ? He was a gardener in 1861 and living in Melbourne.
Carol
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Hi, thankyou for your response.
All I have is: Birth 1814 Melbourne Derbyshire.
1851 (age 37) melbourne, coal dealer
1861 (age 47) melbourne, garden lab.
He had: charlotte, jane, william, sarah, john, lewis.
Thats all I have! Do you think that is a possibility that hannah is his mother?
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I just noticed there is an elizabeth cox who also gave birth to a child on the same website.
Q4/29 Elizabeth COX Melbourne, male Wm PIKE? Melbourne, framework knitter. 1832
Maybe the same one?
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Hi Jemma
I would say yes that Hannah was his mother. There is a death reg -
William Bartram aged 55 March Q 1868 Shardlow 7b 217.
Shardlow is the registration district for Melbourne.
I think it would be worth contacting Mike Spencer on that site and ordering a copy of the bond. Hopefully it will give you lots more information.
Carol