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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => London and Middlesex => Topic started by: purplemorpheus on Saturday 22 August 15 03:53 BST (UK)
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Hi,
This is a long way back:
Trying to find any information on John Moses and Ann Laister/Lasiter married about 1789 Saint Leonards, Shoreditch London.
They had one known child Eleanor Marion Moses born about 1792 London.
Looking for more children to this marriage and possibly information on John and Ann's parents, birth years ect...................
Cheers :)
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St Leonards Shoreditch
1789 Sep 16
John MOSES, bachelor of this parish
Ann LAISTER, spinster of this parish
married after banns
He made his mark, she signed as Ann Laister, in the presence of Ann Laister and George Limming
St Botolph, Bishopsgate
1792 Jan 8, Eleanor, dau of John and Ann MOSES, born Dec 1
Only one child that I can see
Ian C
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Hi Ian C,
Thank you so much for this information.
It has filled in some gaps for me on this family.
Many thanks greatly appreciated................. :)
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There's a burial at St Leonards
John Moses age 60 19.1.1800 Crown Court
Ciderdrinker
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Hi ciderdrinker,
Just found your post. Going on his age of 60 years old at the time of his death and burial this would have him born about 1740. If this is the John Moses I am researching he would have been 49 years old when he married Ann Laister in 1789. I suppose it's possible and maybe that is why there is only one child that has been found to their marriage.
Oh dear, it raises more questions than answers.
Many thanks for the information..................
purplemorpheus :)
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Hello again
Yes I know it would make him really old to be getting married for a first time.And I'm sorry but the pressing of time mean't I didn't look at every possible avenue to track him down.
Looking at the tax lists for London Ancestry there is a John Moses in the area 1774-1796 and various addresses.
Possible brother George Moses dies in St George in the East in 5.9. 1799 and leaves a Will.Money is left to brother John,sister Sarah Clarkson and nephews Thomas and George Wilson.
Strangley on sign of his burial .
Ciderdrinker