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Hello,
Is anyone with access to the Stanton St. John parish register willing to look up the baptism record for a John Busby, born around 1800 in that parish?
I would also be grateful for the baptisms of his children:
Mary 1831
Thomas?
Sarah 1844
Charles 1847
There are likely to be some missing ones.
There may also be a marriage between him and a Jane around the date (or just prior to) the first child's baptism.
Jane is from Kirtlington, but I have access to those transcripts and can't find a marraige that suits.
Thanks in advance for any help:-)
Theresa
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Following info from Stanton St John:
John Busby bach m Ann Watson sp botp 6 Feb 1798 wit James Chapman & Elizabeth Busby (x)
Children baptism:
13 May 1798 Richard Busbey
13 Sep1799 John Busbey s/o William & Ann
04 Apr 1802 Richard Busby ditto
John Busby bach m Jane Busby sp botp 12 Apr 1830 wit Ann Minchin & Joseph Busbey (Bride & Groom same surname on CD)
Children baptised:
12 Dec 1830 Mary d/o John & Jane labourer
24 Feb 1833 Anne ditto ditto
22 May 1835 Thomas s/o ditto
03 Jun 1838 Hester d/o ditto
05 Sep 1841 William s/o ditto
09 Jul 1843 Sarah d/o ditto
28 Jun 1846 Charles s/o ditto
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Thank you so much!
This takes me back a few generations :-)
Jane still appears to be a mystery. All the census have her born in Kirtlington, which I have the CD for. I thought she may have been a Jane Hawting, but I have her married to another man.
There is no Jane Busby baptised around 1809, however, there is a Sarah it 1812, whose parents are named Thomas and Sarah. Given that both names were given to Jane's own children here, it seems likely that the Sarah here may be a sibling and that the baptism for Jane is not there - not unheard of but annoying.
I don't suppose you are able to see if there are burial for the first son called Richard of John / William and Ann. Given his younger brother was given the same name latter, I suspect he died between 1798 and 1802. This may support the idea of John/William being the same person?
Thanks again,
Theresa
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Checking burials I found Richard bap 1798 was buried 31 Mar 1801 and Richard bap 1802 was buried 20 Jan 1803.
Anne bap 1833 buried 06 Oct 1833 8 months old d/o John & Jane
Esther (Hester) bap 1838 buried 20 May 1840 2 y/o d/0 John & Jane
William bap 1841 buried 03 Apr 1842 7 months old.
There is also a burial for Anne Busby 22 May 1831 66 y/o otp - Anne who married John?
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Might be worth tracking down Joseph Busby, the witness at Jane's marriage. Was he her father or brother.
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Thanks again - I'll do that :-)