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Norfolk / Re: James & Elizabeth COE c1750 Morningthorpe
« on: Wednesday 26 March 25 15:54 GMT (UK) »
Hello, again. Keziah2.
It is a while since i have been active on here but now find myself with time and health to do so.
In regard to James & Elizabeth, i understand that it is a very old post, and I am not sure if you have progressed these 2 as I am also stuck with their unfindable? marriage. I did a bit of digging on the 1736 marriage and find that Hart.... Is in fact Hartest. I got there by copying the film # into LDS and slimming the search down by Hart* as a wildcard and up popped Hartest. In my mind that is ruled out because it is way to far down from their area. In addition I have been through the scans for Morningthorpe and find that there appears to be 2 Henry's baptised, but without a burial between them. And also 2 infant burials in 1745 & 1746. This would push the marriage back a couple of years at least. Bit stuck as there are many gaps in the scans as you probably know.
For want of a better option I am using a Bap in Lopham for James on the 24/02/1715/16. It nearly fits with his burial age.
Regards
CCRAIL
It is a while since i have been active on here but now find myself with time and health to do so.
In regard to James & Elizabeth, i understand that it is a very old post, and I am not sure if you have progressed these 2 as I am also stuck with their unfindable? marriage. I did a bit of digging on the 1736 marriage and find that Hart.... Is in fact Hartest. I got there by copying the film # into LDS and slimming the search down by Hart* as a wildcard and up popped Hartest. In my mind that is ruled out because it is way to far down from their area. In addition I have been through the scans for Morningthorpe and find that there appears to be 2 Henry's baptised, but without a burial between them. And also 2 infant burials in 1745 & 1746. This would push the marriage back a couple of years at least. Bit stuck as there are many gaps in the scans as you probably know.
For want of a better option I am using a Bap in Lopham for James on the 24/02/1715/16. It nearly fits with his burial age.
Regards
CCRAIL