RootsChat.Com

England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Suffolk => Topic started by: windy_miller on Sunday 15 December 13 00:58 GMT (UK)

Title: James Kerriage c.1809
Post by: windy_miller on Sunday 15 December 13 00:58 GMT (UK)
You can tell I've been to the Record Office!  More questions than answers!!!

I've located a miller called James Kerriage from Suffolk.  He had a sone called George (born c.1809).  His son was marriage at Alderton in 1839 to Mary Thompson.

If there is anyone following this family and who knows where James was milling I'd be grateful.

Windy
Title: Re: James Kerriage c.1809
Post by: windy_miller on Monday 30 December 13 23:21 GMT (UK)
Well looks like James is a dead end!

Might have a double check his surname!!!

Windy
Title: Re: James Kerriage c.1809
Post by: keyboard86 on Monday 30 December 13 23:34 GMT (UK)
Hi Windy not following this family, but George was a Kerridge b 1808 Woodbridge occ Shoemaker, with wife Mary and children all born Alderton in 1851 Census Ref HO107/1802/472/3 residing in Orford, Plomesgate.

Keyboard86
Title: Re: James Kerriage c.1809
Post by: windy_miller on Monday 30 December 13 23:44 GMT (UK)
Hi Keyboard86,

Thanks!  Thought I might have read the wrong line off the micro fiche machine!!!

Windy
Title: Re: James Kerriage c.1809
Post by: Annette7 on Tuesday 31 December 13 00:00 GMT (UK)
Familysearch shows the following:

George Kerridge b.27/8/1808, bp.15/9/1808 Quay Meeting House-Independent, Woodbridge, Suffolk, son of James and Joanna.

James (bc.1773, bur.23/1/1837 St. Mary, Woodbridge) married Joanna Rowe 14/10/1792 St. Mary Woodbridge (she bc.1766, bur.5/5/1809 St. Mary, Woodbridge)

Annette
Title: Re: James Kerriage c.1809
Post by: windy_miller on Tuesday 31 December 13 01:05 GMT (UK)
Annette7,

Thanks I follow the lead next time I'm at the RO.

Windy
Title: Re: James Kerriage c.1809
Post by: Keziah2 on Tuesday 31 December 13 11:19 GMT (UK)
Hi Windy

I saw your post pre Christmas & had a quick look.  I too found George son of James & Joanna the one small problem I found was:

Joanna Kerridge, age 43, buried 5 May 1809, Woodbridge St Mary (wife of James - tailor) Source Suffolk Burial Index.

K
Title: Re: James Kerriage c.1809
Post by: windy_miller on Tuesday 31 December 13 15:32 GMT (UK)
Hi Keziah,

I'm wanting for my Burials DVD (late xmas pressy) and will check it out then.  In meantime many thanks.

Windy
Title: Re: James Kerriage c.1809
Post by: diddymiller on Wednesday 01 January 14 19:37 GMT (UK)
seem to be a few Kerridges in woodbridge:

http://www.woodbridgechurch.org.uk/Records/quay/q-marr-chron.htm

and Pigots directory 1823/4:
Kerridge, Geo.           China, Glass & c         Ipswich           
Kerridge, Geo.           Boot & Shoe Maker     Saxmundham         
Kerridge, James        Tailor                         Woodbridge         
Kerridge, John          Bricklayers                  Bury St.Edmunds   
Kerridge, Oliver        Boot & Shoe Maker      Ipswich           
Kerridge, Wm.          Carpenter                    Ipswich   

cant see a James who is a Miller?

Diddy         
Title: Re: James Kerriage c.1809
Post by: windy_miller on Wednesday 01 January 14 20:26 GMT (UK)
Nope.  Neither can I.  Hummm.
Title: Re: James Kerriage c.1809
Post by: AndyK on Friday 10 January 14 19:48 GMT (UK)
Hi there
James was noted as a tailor and draper also in articles in the Ipswich Journal in 1801 and 1816, so think can rule him out.  I do have a number of millers in my Kerridge database, either K's themselves or spouses.  Happy to share if likely to be of interest

BTW James married again later the same year as Joanna died, to a Sarah Kerridge, not sure if she was a relative or not

Andy Kerridge