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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Hampshire & Isle of Wight => Topic started by: DaveGB on Tuesday 11 February 25 19:32 GMT (UK)
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Looking for a baptism record for my 4x great Grandfather - Joseph Wiffin or Whiffin Humby. Born circa 1810 in Portsea, Portsmouth.
His Parents were Joseph Humby 1788-1864 and Mary Kingsell 1785-1854
It appears that his children were mainly baptised at the Orange Street Chapel, Portsea.
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Can't find a Baptism for him, but he married twice, and had very many children. Tree online says he died 17/3/1883 Landport, Hampshire.
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The Portsmouth History Centre has baptisms for Orange St Chapel 1785- 1893
https://www.rootschat.com/links/01tsv/
It looks as though they have been transcribed on BMDRegisters
https://www.rootschat.com/links/01tsw/
which shows several children of Joseph HUMBY being baptised but the earliest is 1812.
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When he married Sarah Poole 14 October1829 he was of Newport Isle of Wight.
Ref: Hampshire Chronicle dated 26 October 1829
Married last week at Kingston, Mr. Joseph Humby, grocer of Newport Isle of Wight, to Miss Poole of Portsea.
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In the absence of a baptism/birth record I had had a look at his marriage cert (1844) which confirmed his father as Joseph and the 1829 newspaper marriage/grocer link.
When did "Whiffen/Whiffin" begin to appear in the frame?
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Daughter Martha Whiffen Humby reg 1838 mother's maiden name Poole.
The other odd middle name is Ozard
Joseph Ozard Humby 1834
John Ozard Humby 1842
Cannot find a Humby- Whiffen marriage so perhaps from the Poole side of the family
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Notes
There is a Mary Whiffen Aylen daughter of James and Sarah Aylen born 1832 bap. non conformist 1833
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Thanks for the Whiffen spot.
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Notes
1841 Census Portsea
James Ozard 62 - Grocer not born in County
Sarah 61 not born in County
I wonder if Joseph Humby was his apprentice?