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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Leicestershire => Topic started by: whizzy on Tuesday 04 January 11 05:49 GMT (UK)
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I am trying to trace what happened to a Samuel Wormleighton born in 1805 in Enderby. He married a Phoebe Yeomans in Enderby on the 26th December 1824. He is listed in the 1841 cenus as living in Fleet Street, St Margarets with his wife and children Eliza b1829, Mary Ann b1830 and Joseph b1831. He is a framework knitter. After this I cannot trace him or his family. Could anyone else shed some light onto this please.
Many thanks
Whizzy
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No idea if this is your Samuel but have you investigated:
1851
HO107/2082/516/10
Transcribed as Wormlighton with ammendment to Wormleighton, so someone is also researching this family. However this Samuel is married to a 'Lucy' but he is a FWK. The writing is very feint and barely readable but it might be worth a look. :-\
Of course both parents may have died, and the girls married? :-\ I can't see Joseph either. The surname may have been mistranscribed/misinterpreted ... or they emmigrated ... :-\
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Have you seen the information on the IGI?
Is this your Eliza?:
born 27 MAY 1825
Fleet St, Leicester
Christened 25 AUG 1837
St Margaret's Church, Leicester
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Per the baptism transcription on familysearch.org, Joseph Wormleighton was born in 1828. This tallies with the age of Joseph Wormleighton who was transported to Tasmania for 7 years in 1850 (on the Blenheim) aged 22 having been convicted of housebreaking in Leicester in 1847, when aged 19.
http://search.archives.tas.gov.au/ImageViewer/image_viewer.htm?CON33-1-95,299,278,L,80
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There was a Samuel Wormleighton who died in Rugby area after the 1841 census
1st Qtr. 1848 16 472 (courtesy of FreeBMD)
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Greeting’s….Folks.
To get back to the original question……
“ What Happened to Samuel Wormleighton.? .....”
One reason worthy of note would be the following :~
1844.
St: Georges Parish Church.
Leicester.
Parish Burial Entry. No’. 299.
Samuel Wormleighton.
Abode. ….Leicester.
10th. March.
Aged. 39 …Therefore b c 1805.
NO Burial for a Phoebe. found …… suspect she remarried ? …..
MIKE. …..
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Wow folks that has given me a bit to work on. It is a bit surprising to find a Joseph that was transported, from what I can decipher from the writing it seems to mention a cousin as well, so I assume that means that 2 Wormleighton bad boys were deported ? I had better look further into that.
Whizzy.
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Greeting’s Again. …Whizzy.
Following my weekly visit to the Records Office today.
Burial Registers read thus :~
1844.
St: Georges Parish Church. Leicester.
Parish Burial Registers Entry No’. 299.
Samuel Wormleighton.
Of FLEET STREET.
10th.. March.
Aged. 39.
R. Bannaham. Vicar.
MIKE. …….
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Thanks Mike you are a star ... as always.
Whizzy