RootsChat.Com

England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Suffolk Lookup Requests => Suffolk => England => Suffolk Completed Lookup Requests => Topic started by: ozmouse on Tuesday 29 March 05 07:27 BST (UK)

Title: RUTTER - WICKHAMBROOK
Post by: ozmouse on Tuesday 29 March 05 07:27 BST (UK)

Can anyone help with this family:

William and Margaret [Peggy] Rutter
Mary c. 26 Mar 1806 Kirtling
Joseph c. 18 Apr 1813
Ann c. 20 Oct 1815
Philip c. 27 Apr 1817
Jane Rutter c. 3 Dec 1820 Kirtling Cambs m GEORGE ARGENT 1837
Emma c. 18 May 1823 Wickhambrook

Family moved to Wickhambrook between 1820 & 1823

Can anyone see any of them on the 1841/1851/1861 census 

Chris

Title: Re: RUTTER - WICKHAMBROOK
Post by: suffolk*sue on Tuesday 29 March 05 09:04 BST (UK)

1851 census index

HO 107/1787  -  390  -  Wickhambrook

ARGENT
Ann, aged 2yrs
Charles, aged 5yrs
William, aged 8yrs
Emma, aged 10yrs
George, aged 13yrs
Jane, aged 30yrs
George, aged 36yrs

all born in Wickhambrook.



from
Sue

Title: Re: RUTTER - WICKHAMBROOK
Post by: ozmouse on Tuesday 29 March 05 23:37 BST (UK)

Thank you Sue, but what I was really after was anything on the RUTTER family after they moved to Wickhambrook. I have picked some of them up on the 1871 but have no idea where [or if] they fit into my RUTTERS.

Again thanks

Chris

Title: Re: RUTTER - WICKHAMBROOK
Post by: suffolk*sue on Wednesday 30 March 05 08:17 BST (UK)

Chris
I checked the 1841 census for Wickhambrook.  There are Rutters in the village at that time bur couldn't see any with the names you mentioned.

Sue

Title: Re: RUTTER - WICKHAMBROOK
Post by: ozmouse on Wednesday 30 March 05 08:26 BST (UK)

Thanks Sue,
makes me wonder what happened to the boys, the girls I presume must have married, no sign of them in Cambridge either. Possibly they died.

Thanks for taking the trouble to look again.

Chris

Title: Re: RUTTER - WICKHAMBROOK
Post by: janet catton on Saturday 10 October 15 14:45 BST (UK)

The parents of JANE RUTTER (William & Peggy) were transported to Australia for larceny for a period of 7 years and the never returned.  I believe this was in 1838.

Title: Re: RUTTER - WICKHAMBROOK
Post by: ozmouse on Tuesday 13 October 15 11:20 BST (UK)

Thanks Jane, I'll look have a look on Aussie records to see what happened to them.

Chris

Title: Re: RUTTER - WICKHAMBROOK
Post by: lizdb on Tuesday 13 October 15 11:44 BST (UK)

I think Emma married a Richard Dutton in Jul/Aug/Sep 1841

There is a marriage for an Emma Rutter in that quarter, Risbridge Reg District, ref 12 565. The transcription shows 3 brides and 2 bridegrooms, so something is amiss.

There is a marriage for a Richard Dalton, same quarter, same Reg District. Transcription gives ref no as 12 595 and has "married him up" to a Harriet Furnis. However, looking at the image, the ref is actually 12 565, same as Emma Rutter, and not 12 595 at all.

1851 has Richard and Emma Dutton (not Dalton) and 4 children (oldest age9) in Wickhambrook. Emma is 28 and born Wickhmambrook, so fits nicely with Emma Rutter.

Title: Re: RUTTER - WICKHAMBROOK
Post by: ozmouse on Wednesday 14 October 15 10:02 BST (UK)

Thanks I'll check into it when I get back home to my computer with all my data. :-)

Title: Re: RUTTER - WICKHAMBROOK
Post by: Lottiey on Saturday 08 September 18 20:19 BST (UK)

Hi, my husband is descended from another of the daughters (Jane Rutter) who married George Argent in Wickhambrook in 1837.

Both the parents as stated above were transported for 7 years for stealing ducks.

About 1857 or so it seems that Jane and George Argent move to Great Wratting, where one of their daughters, Emma Argent, marries a John Cornell.

Thanks,

Charlotte Cornell

Title: Re: RUTTER - WICKHAMBROOK
Post by: ozmouse on Monday 10 September 18 04:55 BST (UK)

John and Emma  would be my great great grandparents through George b. 1860 and Sarah Beavis.
 Any idea who got transported to Australia then maybe I can look them up from over here.


Thank

Chris