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Title: marriage of William Martin
Post by: swampinstein on Thursday 27 June 24 21:52 BST (UK)
Could anyone help me plz find a marriage of William Martin and a Ann in 1799 Folksworth Huntingdonshire.
Newspaper article says William at the time was a military man and doing duty at Yaxley barracks. I am trying to find Ann's maiden name.
Any help would be greatly received xx
Title: Re: marriage of William Martin
Post by: goldie61 on Thursday 27 June 24 22:15 BST (UK)
A little more information would be helpful,

Do you know for a fact they got married in Folksworth?
Presumably you have looked on all the usual sites to find this, and have been unsuccessful.

What is the newspaper article about? Presumably not an entry about their marriage, or it would have given his wife's name.

If he was a soldier, he could have moved around the country.

When and where were their children born?
Title: Re: marriage of William Martin
Post by: Ashtone on Thursday 27 June 24 23:55 BST (UK)
Year 1799
First name(s)  William
Last name  Martin, Martyn, Marten
Spouse's first name(s)  Anne
Spouse's last name  Ingram
Place  Folksworth

The various regiments and militias at Yaxley Barracks c1799 can be tracked using newspapers.

Example

July 1799 -
"...volunteers were attested at Yaxley Barracks into the 7th Regiment, from part of the Leicestershire, Middlesex, and North Yorkshire militias, now on duty there".
Title: Re: marriage of William Martin
Post by: Comberton on Friday 28 June 24 00:31 BST (UK)
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Title: Re: marriage of William Martin
Post by: swampinstein on Friday 28 June 24 00:48 BST (UK)
Ashtone..thank you so much...I was hoping it was Ingram...William Martin and Ann Ingram are my 5x grandparents according to the birth records of my 4x grandmother Jane Martin...I couldn't find any info on them until I found the newspaper article...I could never find a marriage for them..Do you think  Ann Ingram was born in Huntingdon?
Title: Re: marriage of William Martin
Post by: swampinstein on Friday 28 June 24 01:08 BST (UK)
Comberton...That's the article I saw...I wonder why she called herself Ann James?
Title: Re: marriage of William Martin
Post by: swampinstein on Friday 28 June 24 01:10 BST (UK)
Goldie, their children were born Market Harborough Leicestershire
Title: Re: marriage of William Martin
Post by: Neale1961 on Friday 28 June 24 02:15 BST (UK)

1841 census Market Harborough, Church Street
Ann James age 65 born in county, occupation Inmate (crossed out)
Title: Re: marriage of William Martin
Post by: trish1120 on Friday 28 June 24 10:20 BST (UK)
There is a possible;
Ann INGRAM bapt 13 Mar 1778, St Dionysius, Market Harborough
Parents JOHN/ANN
Father a Publican

Siblings bapts;
JOHN 24 Feb 1772
GEORGE 02 Jun 1774
MARY 25 May 1776
WILLIAM 13 Jul 1779
ELIZABETH 16 Mar 1781

Marriage same Church;
30 Apr 1771
John INGRAM of Uppingham Rutland Parish, Bachelor
Ann CASSE of Market Harborough Parish, Spinster
By licence; bride married with consent of Anne Waterfield her guardian



Burial same Church;
ANN Ingram 15 Dec 1821 age 69 (c 1752)
Cant see Burial for John

All above on FreeREG

Trish :)

EDIT;
Ann JAMES Buried 17 Jun 1847 same Church age 69 (c 1778)
Title: Re: marriage of William Martin
Post by: trish1120 on Friday 28 June 24 10:29 BST (UK)
Hope I am on the right track;

Bapt same Church, JAMES, Parents THOMAS/ANNE
Father a Ostler
Mother nee Martin
WILLIAM 25 May 1810, birth 28 Mar 1810

Thomas married Anne 21 Mar 1810 and she stated she was a Spinster.
(gosh very pregnant!)

THOMAS James buried 22 May 1831 age 58
Title: Re: marriage of William Martin
Post by: swampinstein on Friday 28 June 24 14:31 BST (UK)
Thank you Trish, I will look into those xx
Title: Re: marriage of William Martin
Post by: swampinstein on Friday 28 June 24 14:32 BST (UK)
Thank you Neale. xx