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Sussex Lookup Requests / Re: WOOLVEN family
« on: Monday 11 January 16 04:05 GMT (UK)  »
Richard and Mary (nee Sayers) Woolven are my 5x great grandparents.  Richard was bap 2 Nov 1736 in Henfield to John Woolven and Ann (nee Patching) and Mary on 4 Jan 1741 in Henfield to Henry Sayers and Rachel.

Hi Francis66 - we must be cousins! How do you know that the baptismal records are for the right people? If correct, that would make Richard 36 and Mary 31 when they got married, which was very old back then. Also, it would mean that their last child Jenny (b. 1784) was born when Mary was 43, which is also pushing the limits. 

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Argyllshire / McINTYRE family in Glencoe (Duror/Appin/Lismore parish)
« on: Sunday 29 April 12 12:43 BST (UK)  »
Hi Sheden & others

I'm looking for more information on Duncan McINTYRE (b. c1790) who is recorded as a shoemaker at Inverco farm, Glencoe (then in Duror QS, part of Lismore/Appin parish) in the 1841 census. His wife was Catherine McINNES (nee RANKIN), daughter of Ewen and Christina RANKIN, and their children were Ann, Catherine, Duncan and John (plus two McINNES children from the former marriage).

The family emigrated to Australia. His death certificate gives his place of birth as Fort William, and his parents as Hugh McINTYRE and Christina McMILLAN.

My questions are:
1) Why can't I birth/baptism or marriage record for him (or Catherine) on the IGI?
2) Why was a shoemaker living on Inverco farm? Who owned the farm?
3) Can anybody help me find records relating to Duncan's parents?

Thanks!

Joel

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Argyllshire / Re: Ballachulish
« on: Sunday 29 April 12 12:39 BST (UK)  »
Hi Sheden & others

I'm looking for more information on Duncan McINTYRE (b. c1790) who is recorded as a shoemaker at Inverco farm, Glencoe (then in Duror QS, part of Lismore/Appin parish) in the 1841 census. His wife was Catherine McINNES (nee RANKIN), daughter of Ewen and Christina RANKIN, and their children were Ann, Catherine, Duncan and John (plus two McINNES children from the former marriage).

His death certificate gives his place of birth as Fort William, and his parents as Hugh McINTYRE and Christina McMILLAN.

My questions are:
1) Why can't I birth/baptism or marriage record for him (or Catherine) on the IGI?
2) Why was a shoemaker living on Inverco farm? Who owned the farm?
3) Can anybody help me find records relating to Duncan's parents?

Thanks!

Joel

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Sussex Lookup Requests / Re: WOOLVEN family
« on: Monday 30 January 12 06:32 GMT (UK)  »
Thanks to Janan, Suziq and Swebby.

The baptism records you turned up match what we were expecting, based on unverified notes that another researcher had left for us.

The challenge for us now is to try to find out a bit more about this Richard WOOLVIN and his wife Sarah.

The problem is that there are so many WOOLVINs in the West Sussex area at the time.

Based on the information you have turned up, we expect Richard and Sarah to have been born around 1750 in West Sussex (perhaps in Henfield); they probably had mothers called "Mary" or "Ann" and fathers called "Richard", "John" or "Henry" (based on the names they eventually gave their children). Since they were described as 'paupers' there may well be poorhouse records for them.

I will use these clues as leads ... hopefully you will also pitch in with the detective efforts!




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Sussex Lookup Requests / WOOLVEN family
« on: Tuesday 20 December 11 06:12 GMT (UK)  »
Hi

I was hoping you could help me with some research.

My ancestor is Henry WOOLVEN (or WOOLVIN, WOLVEN, etc) who born around 1780 in Sussex (according to his entry in the 1841 Wisborough Green census). He married Sarah Shepherd on 30 July 1798 in Bury, West Sussex. Their children were John, Jane, Ann, James, Mary (my direct ancestor), William, Thomas and Rachel. There are death records in Wisborough Green for Henry, Sarah and Rachel in 1847, 1845 and 1841, respectively. I am not sure what happened to the other children.

I am not sure where Henry was born, but there is an IGI entry for a Henry WOLVIN born on 13 July 1776 in Kirdford, Sussex, to Richard and Mary. I have never been able to find a parish record to verify that (a) Richard and Mary existed, or (b) that their son Henry was the same Henry who married Sarah Shepherd. However, the 1774 Sussex poll for does show a Richard Woolven in occupation of a farm in Kirdford (in Arundel rape) - this is a strong clue.

Can you help me work out who Henry's parents were? And what happened to his children?

Any help you could give would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks

Joel

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PS - you refer to identifiers like "HO107 727/ 11 f 8". What records to these relate to, and how can I access them?

Thanks

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Dear Tazzie and others

I too am researching the same WOOD family from London, including John Lawrie WOOD (1810-184). If you have any information, please send me an email at JOEL (dot) FETTER (at) GMAIL (dot) COM.

Thanks
 

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