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Sussex Lookup Requests / Re: Marriage of Thomas Bonyface and Ann Sinnock (widow)
« on: Monday 19 July 10 08:10 BST (UK)  »
Mark,
Thanks for compiling that time line. It will take me a while to go through it all and add to my database where appropriate.
Scott

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Sussex Lookup Requests / Re: Marriage of Thomas Bonyface and Ann Sinnock (widow)
« on: Wednesday 14 July 10 21:01 BST (UK)  »
Mark,
Thanks for the help. A few items. Sophia Fenner married Samuel, John and Mary Roads' son, in 1811 according to Pallots Marriage Index, but Samuel and Ann, were having children from 1805 to 1813 in Hailsham according to the Parish Register, namely Naomi, George, Samuel Henry, and William in Hellingly and Hailsham. Henry Charles appears in the census data. It appears to me that Samuel married Ann, then Sophia. Samuel, John and Mary's son, was born on 22 Jul 1776 so would have been about 35 at the time of the Fenner marriage and 16 years older than Sophia if her birth year is 1792. I suspect perhaps another Samuel born about 1785 (about 26 old at his marriage) (I can't yet link him) married Sophia. I got into this whirlpool but I think I might have it now, but there are too many Henry's, Charles', and Samuel's in the late 1700's and early 1800's in Sussex. Enough for now.
Scott

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Sussex Lookup Requests / Re: Marriage of Thomas Bonyface and Ann Sinnock (widow)
« on: Tuesday 13 July 10 01:43 BST (UK)  »
Which Samuel did Ann Judd marry? I have a Samuel, b 1776, son of John and Mary Roads, having children with Ann in Hailsham from 1805 to about 1821. Ann, John and Mary's daughter, could still be Thomas Bonyface's wife if he died before 1861 (perhaps before 1841 when Henry and Frederick lived with Ann Boniface) or was out of town while Ann stayed with her sister. You indicate Ann Boniface was listed as 55 in the 1841 census, giving a birth year of 1786, far before the 8 Jul 1793 baptism of Ann, John and Mary's daughter. My census transcription doesn't show Ann, just Henry (assumed to be Samuel Henry who immigrated to Massillon, Ohio, USA) and Frederick (that is the only info I have on him). So how do you think Henry is related to John and Mary Roads? if at all..

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Glamorganshire Lookup Requests / Re: 1861 Census - James Sinnock
« on: Friday 09 July 10 09:33 BST (UK)  »
I think James' parents may be Thomas Sinnock, b 13 Jun 1773 in Catsfield and Jane Thatcher, b 1764.
Scott

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Sussex Lookup Requests / Re: Marriage of Thomas Bonyface and Ann Sinnock (widow)
« on: Friday 09 July 10 09:19 BST (UK)  »
The widow thing is not reconciled though, but my transcription of the parish register for 5 Apr 1825 reads "Thomas Bonyface and Anne Sinnock married by Banns" with no mention of her being a widow. Pershaps I missed that when I transcribed the register.
Scott

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Sussex Lookup Requests / Re: Marriage of Thomas Bonyface and Ann Sinnock (widow)
« on: Friday 09 July 10 09:09 BST (UK)  »
I think Ann's parents are probably John Sinnock and Mary Roads who had 13 children in Hailsham from 1774 to 8 Jul 1793, Ann's christening date. All 13 children are listed in the parish register.

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Sussex / Re: Mary Ann Sinnock
« on: Friday 09 July 10 02:42 BST (UK)  »
Is anyone still here? I think I recognize the lists John posted. About Jane Thatcher, I have an obscure source that indicates Jane's father is Robert (not necessarily Thatcher) and that he owned three cottages in Hastings. Can anyone say anything about that?
Thomas, Jane's husband, has a long line which, by at least one line of reckoning, extends back to Eastbourne in the middle 1500's. For the Sinnock ancestors I would love to confirm, or at least agree to the same lie, about their story. I am pretty sure many if not most Sinnocks can trace back to the Eastbourne and perhaps Hastings areas in, at least, the early 1600's. The name is so rare that searches are mostly fruitful if there are any hits at all. So if there are any delvers into the Sinnock line still out there, I would love to hear from you.
Scott

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