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Hello Thomas Moore and Ann Bateman are my Great x 2 grandparents. He was a Brick Kiln Labourer. His Mother as stated was Elizabeth Moore, born about 1785, that is as far back as I have managed so far. Ann Bateman was born about 1813 West Wycombe, a Lace maker, Her widowed mother was Martha born about 1782 and I believe she died in 1848. I do not have any knowledge of siblings to either of these people so far.
Their son Charles and his wife Mary Ann Hobbs are my direct line. If you would like further details of the family feel free to ask. As I don't come on this site that often and may not know you have replied, please contact me at *
Regards Vita.
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Dear Debbie,

The Jabez born 1831 was a Sawyer, in1859 he married Ellen Cartwright, daughter of John & Maria.
Ellen was born in Little Hampden.
Now I can find no trace of Jabez, Ellen or her parents in 1861, but can trace them all on both the 1851 & 1871 census. However Jabez must of been around in 1859 if he married in 1859, so unless he went back and forth to Australia, (and considering how long the journey took back then, it is unlikely), it does not look like he is the right one either. So the mystery thickens, as to who the parents were of this Jabez Janes that went to Australia were. Do you know for sure his place of birth?

Hello,
Sorry he is not one of my Janes, and cannot find him on 1881 or 1891 census, so if he did return to England, possibly he changed his name.  I cannot find his application for a passport, to leave England, but the site I use does not cover 1850, but it does cover the rest of 1850's. I did find a Henry N Janes in 1856, I don't suppose that is helpful to you?
Regards Vita.

Hello
I have nothing much on you couple, Richard was a Baker.
I think you made a typo with some details, Richard, Catherine, Richard jrn, Michael & Georgian in 1841 were living in Bell Street, Henley. From BMD Richard died 1843 death registered in Henley & Catherine died 1847 registered in Henley.

Michael in 1851 was married to an Elizabeth in 1848, unfortunately she could be either Elizabeth Adams, Hopkins or Sheriff. 1851 they were living in Windsor Street, Uxbridge. Richard jrn I cannot trace, nor a John.

But I do have Georgina's details, you may well have all this, but no harm in writing it in case you don't.
Husband Thomas Barlow his family-
Son of William Barlow born around 1794 a labourer, married Martha and had 5 children
1st Betsy 1819 in Hambleden, she married William Meads born 1807 Hambleden a agricultural labourer, & had a daughter Sarah Ann Meads 1845 in Hambleden.
2nd Fanny born 1823 Hambleden, a lacemaker. married Mark Davis 31 oct 1852 at St. Mary church, Hambleden Mark born around 1828 place unknown, they had daughter Susanna/Susan baptised 4 Aug 1844 St. Mary, Hambleden, Susan was baseborn but parents later married 31 Oct 1852 in St Mary's and unusually Mark changed his name to Mark Davis Barlow. They had no further children as Mark died shortly after marriage. Susan went on to marry Willaim Barlow, I can give these details if you wish of thier children.
3rd George Barlow born 1829 Hambleden baptised in St. Mary's on 24 June 1829 He married twice to Martha Pratt 1851 & Elizabeth small 1864 with a total of 7 children, please feel free ask if you wish these details.
4th was Thomas himself, will come back to him later.
5th was John now Thomas & John were twins both born 28 aug 1833 Hambleden, both baptised 19 sep 1833 in St. Mary's, no more on John. As Thomas is given first I assume he was the elder twin.
Back to Thomas born & baptised as for brother John, married Georgina Isabella Hawkins 7 feb 1857 St Mary's, their 4 children were
1st  Catherine born 1858 Hambleden a lace maker, then servant by 1891 a dressmaker.
2nd  Harriett born 8 Feb 1861 Perrin's spring, Frieth, baptised in St. Mary's 17 March 1861 a kitchen maid in 1881 living in at 46 Bedford Square, St Giles, Middlesex, then she married someone with surname Heron but cannot trace & he died before they had children, 1901 widowed living 65 Devonshire road, Bexhill, Battles, Sussex, also with her is mother & sisters Clara & Ella.
3rd Rosanna born 13 Dec 1864 Southbrook, Hambleden, baptised St. Mary's 29 Jan 1865. A servant ,
4th Clara Isabella born 4 Oct 1868 Parmoor, Hambleden, baptised St. Mary's 15 Nov 1868 a Dressmaker.

Mother Georgina lived 1851 with uncle Thomas Burridge & his family in Spurgrove, Frieth, he was disabled Agricultural labourer, as he had loss a leg. At time of marriage Georgina was living in Parmoor, Hambleden. She & Thomas then lived in Perrin's spring, Frieth, 1865 in Southbrook, Hambleden, then by 1871 Parmoor farm house, Hambleden, they were still there in 1881, by 1891 Georgina was widowed & living 65 Devonshire Road, Bexhill, Battle, Sussex with as mention with Harriett.
Sorry I can trace no children for any of the daughters.
Regards Vita

Hello, the Snooper,
Sorry I do not have any Radnage or West Wycombe records, but I checked my others, and sorry but nothing for either Florida or Britten, including different ways to spell them.
The only nearest detail I could find were marriages in High Wycombe a Susanna Brittin in 1713, John Britton in 1764 & Sarah Britton 1771. I do not know if you records go back far enough to find any possible connection to your family?
I did also look on th BMD and found some death records for Brittens in Bucks but they was only William Britten born 1801, died in Aylesbury 1882, Jonathan Britton of Kensington, born 1793 died 1877 in Abingdon, Oxford & Sarah Britton born 1847 died 1866 Eton, Bucks.
On census I found a Charles Florida born about 1817, a chair maker born High Wycombe, but could not find him on the 1841 census to find out his family or if there was any connection to the area in or around Radnage.
So the Brittens & Floridas either emigrated, moved from the area and gave wrong place of birth, died, or possibly used another name, it does happen. Unless they moved from the area long enough before the 1841 that those born in Bucks had died.
William & Elizabeth, I also found no trace, I tried any possible mistakes in name, but nothing, so I can only assume they emigrated, changed name, gave wrong place of birth, or the most likely, both died before 1837.
Again sorry I was no help, regards Vita.