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Hi I have a Will proven 1819 where Frances inherits from her father Moses Edwards. I believe she was also known as Fanny and she married a William Kibble in Buckingham around 1803. I cannot find any trace of her or her husband after 1819 any help would be gratefully received.
Many thanks
Miffy52
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I can't see a marriage in Buckingham, but there are two baptisms for 2 children, and a burial for a William Kibble.
3 Jan 1804 - Marey Ann daughter of William & Frances KIBBLE.
24 Aug 1807 - Eliza daughter of William & Fanny KIBBLE.
Burial - 27 Oct 1812 William KIBBLE. no age given.
No burial or marriage for a Fanny KIBBLE(as a Widow), in Buckingham @ St Peter & St Paul.
No baptism for William Kibble or Fanny/Frances Edwards.
I would ask BucksFHS for a burial & marriage search for Frances/Fanny.
Steve. :)
Taken from BucksFHS - St Peter & St Paul. Buckingham. Transcripts CD.
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Thanks for William's burial details.
I found a marriage for him and Fanny 14/05/1801 in Quainton and they are both listed as Minors! So I guess William was early 30's when he died.
Will have to contact Bucks FHS in new year to see if they have PR's for Quainton and look there.
Fanny was baptised 22 Jul 1780 in Beaudesert, Warwickshire.
Thanks for your help
Miffy52 :)
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When you get a search for Fanny/Frances burial details from BucksFHS, you will more than likely get burials for all of Bucks. Also, a possible remarriage would be worth looking for.
Don't narrow your Fanny/Frances Kibble burial search years too much, as it may be missed. The right one maybe be obvious, but you never know.
I would doubt she returned to Warwickshire, but again, you never know. :-\
Good luck.
Steve. :)
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Steve
Thanks for your replies. I will join Bucks FHS to see if they can find Fanny and/or her daughters.
Have a very Merry Xmas
Barbara :)
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Steve
Thanks for your replies. I will join Bucks FHS to see if they can find Fanny and/or her daughters.
Have a very Merry Xmas
Barbara :)
You don't need to join, just need to pay the £1 for the single person search, for burial or marriage.........£2 in total for both. But if you do join, you can get a free hour of research at the bucks archives. ;)
Online membership is really cheap, about £6 per year. It must be worth that pittance. ;D ;D
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Thank you all who replied to this topic 😀
Merry Christmas and A Happy Healthy New Year
Miffy