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Title: peregrine hardy
Post by: siouxie on Sunday 20 March 05 17:00 GMT (UK)
Has anyone got any information about anyPeregrine Hardy's born in Scoulton. Carbrooke or Hardingham ? Sue
Title: Re: peregrine hardy
Post by: pigginnut on Sunday 20 March 05 17:05 GMT (UK)
Don't know exactly what you need but I can give you these three marriage dates

HARDY Peregrine 18 10 4 JENNEY Elizabeth Scoulton
HARDY Peregrine 7 11 34 STUBS Martha Scoulton
HARDY Perigrine 6 1 32 GOLDSON Mary Ann Hardingham

Also I can look on any census if you so wish

Teresa
Title: Re: peregrine hardy
Post by: Berlin-Bob on Sunday 20 March 05 17:15 GMT (UK)
hi siouxie,

I found these Peregrine HARDY references on The Norfolk Transcription Archives at http://www.genealogy.doun.org/transcriptions/index.php

1861 Census for Wayland District, Little Ellingham (Scoulton is in Wayland District)

HARDY, Peregrine, 55   hd mar Farmer (Wood Ln)    Scoulton
HARDY, Martha, 46   wf mar    Wicklewood
HARDY, Peregrine, 25   s unm Farmer    Carbrook
HARDY, Charles, 15   s     L Ellingham

and

Baptisms
Place                                      Register         Year   Surname, Forename    Parents
Mitford & Launditch District   Southburgh    1736   HARDY, Mary        Peregrine + Anne
Mitford & Launditch District   Southburgh      1736   HARDY, Sarah       Peregrine + Anne
   
I don't know where Mitford is in relation to Scoulton

Hope his helps,
Bob
Title: Re: peregrine hardy
Post by: siouxie on Sunday 20 March 05 17:21 GMT (UK)
That's really helpful! Thankyou, Sue
Title: Re: peregrine hardy
Post by: siouxie on Sunday 20 March 05 19:21 GMT (UK)
Teresa
Thank you for the dates and the look up offer. I am familiar with Martha Stubbs and Elizabeth Jenney but have never found Mary Ann Goldson. Is that 6.1. 1832 ?because the only Peregrine Hardy I had at Hardingham married Elizabeth Jenney in Scoulton in 1804.
Sue
Title: Re: peregrine hardy
Post by: pigginnut on Sunday 20 March 05 20:01 GMT (UK)
Hi Sue

Its definitely 1832 yes - not sure whether you could say the Perigrine was from Hardingham - most likely it was Mary Ann.

The only one that seems to fit on 1851 census for Mary Ann Hardy born Hardingham is this one

Head: HARDY, Terry         Neighbors     198141
Name   Relationship   Mar   Age    Sex   Occupation    Birthplace
Terry  HARDY   Head   M   44   M   Cattle Dealer   Scoulton-Nfk
Mary Ann  HARDY   Wife   M   40   F   ---   Hardingham-Nfk
Fredric  HARDY   Son   -   13   M   At Home   Funhall-Nfk
Charles  HARDY   Son   -   11   M   Scholar   Funhall-Nfk
Maria  HARDY   Daur   -   9   F   Scholar   Funhall-Nfk
Elizabeth  HARDY   Daur   -   7   F   Scholar   Thuxton-Nfk
Harriet  HARDY   Daur   -   5   F   Scholar   Thuxton-Nfk
John  HARDY   Son   -   3   M   Scholar   Garveston-Nfk
Ann  HARDY   Daur   -   1   F   ---   Garveston-Nfk
   Address:   Mattishall Road, Mitford
   Census Place:   Garvestone Mitford, Norfolk
   PRO Reference:   HO/107/1824   Folio:   129   Page:   6   FHL Film:   0207478

Husband here is Terry which is unusual for that time period - the marriage for a terry Hardy to a Mary Ann I cannot find on my resources either so am wondering if the terry is maybe a middle name or a badly transcribed Perry? even - the only way to find that out would be to get a childs birth certificate to see.

On 1861 the above family is
Peregrine Hardy age 51 born Scoulton
Harriett  wife  age 50  born hardingham
Harriett  daugh  age 15  born Thuxton
Ann  daughter age 11  born Garvestone


The family above on 1871 is down as
Head  Perry Hardy born Scoulton
Wife  Hannah born  Hardingham
Daughter  Harriett born Thuxton   ages match as do birth places just not wifes name

Given that the marriages records were transcribed I would hazzard a guess that the name Mary Ann could be wrong.  Its going to have to be a birth cert to check

Regards Teresa
Title: Re: peregrine hardy
Post by: siouxie on Sunday 20 March 05 20:44 GMT (UK)
Teresa, thank you i will have to digest all that and get the Hardy files out to put it all in place! Thanks for your time and help
Sue
Title: Re: peregrine hardy
Post by: peterson09 on Friday 10 April 09 00:59 BST (UK)
I know this discussion took place a while ago, but I am actually looking for Peregrine Hardy's parents, grandparents, etc because my info stops at him. My records show Mary Ann Goldson as his wife and I come out of his son Frederick. Does anyone happen to have any info/dates about his parents? Anything is appreciated!

Thanks,
   Jackie
Title: Re: peregrine hardy
Post by: trish1120 on Friday 10 April 09 01:35 BST (UK)
Hi Jackie,

Welcome to Rootschat :) :)

Unfortunately it appears Siouxie has not been on Rootscaht since 2007. If she has the same email address she should get a message re this posting ;)

Otherwise I am sure in a few days if you have not had contact you can ask for help from all the wonderful people on this site.

Cheers,
trish
Title: Re: peregrine hardy
Post by: trish1120 on Friday 10 April 09 02:59 BST (UK)

Ok, I am going to have a stab at this ::)

Peregrine HARDY/Elizabeth JENNER married 18/10/1804

1841 Census;                       

Farm
Scoulton,Norfolk

Peregrine HARDY, 66   ( born circa 1775)
Eliz., 66
Wm (William), 26
Jas (James), 25
Peregrine  ,    6

As no relationships are shown would guess that Perry aged 6 would be grandson and his parents Peregrine and Martha Ann Hardy nee Goldson.

IGI has birth of a Peregrine Hardy, Carbrooke, parents Peregrine and Mary Ann (submitted)

I would think that possibly William and James could be grandsons also or born when P and Eliz. were in their 40's??

There is also a possibility that Eliz. was a second wife as would have been aged 30ish when they married 1805.

I will look into this more and see what I can find from Censuses.

Trish
Title: Re: peregrine hardy
Post by: trish1120 on Friday 10 April 09 04:00 BST (UK)

Hi Jackie,

I have been looking at your Frederick

1851 census with parents seems correct, Terry/Perry/Peregrine and Mary ann Goldson.

There is a death of Mary Ann HARDY,  June 1854, Mitford, 4b 169

Also a marriage;
Perry HARDY,
March 1857
Mitford
46 507
There is no corresponding spouse on page :P,
so I looked for a marriage of a Harriet, no surname, March 1857, Mitford and found;

Harriet CHAPMAN
March 1857,
Mitford,
46 5(80)7

so mistranscribed ;D

This would explain Peregrine with wife Harriet 1861 Census :)




Title: Re: peregrine hardy
Post by: trish1120 on Friday 10 April 09 04:27 BST (UK)
 
Ignore the Peregrine/Eliz Jenner/Hardy  census. I do not think he is your Perry.

They are so confusing as there are 2 born circa 1806 Scoulton.

leave this with me and will look again tonight when house is not so busy ;D

trish
Title: Re: peregrine hardy
Post by: siouxie on Friday 10 April 09 23:20 BST (UK)
Hey Jackie

Sorry I missed your query but I am very interested in any one searching for the Hardys.
My Peregrine born 1775 was father of William Hardy (born 1813 in Scoulton). It seems Peregrine was a given name for eldest in each hardy family. i have even found a descendant in Yorkshire today called Peregrine (Perry) whose eldest son is also called Perry.
When i have investigated more I'll get back to you and I'd be delighted to hear from you too! Sue