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Essex Lookup Requests / Re: W hewitt Wilton photographers South Church Essex
« on: Wednesday 15 May 13 01:54 BST (UK)  »
Hi Bob

Thanks for the information about the photo of Tea Tree Cottage on SEAX. I have a relative living in Essex who will chase this up for me, if she hasn't accessed it already.

Unfortunately copies of any W Hewitt Wilton photos that I have, were sent to me via email, so I am unable to see a "reverse" of any of these.  I do have what could be the back of some photos which resembles a business card.  However all they say is
W. Hewitt Wilton
Shoebury School of Photography
Southchurch, Essex

It also has an edorsement on the cards saying - By Appointment to H.I.H the Prince Imperial and Prince Ibrahim

If you want copies of the business cards(?), please feel free to email me at wiltonmark@hotmail.com

Regards

Mark

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Essex Lookup Requests / Baptisms in Shoeburyness, Essex
« on: Wednesday 08 February 12 10:07 GMT (UK)  »
I am trying to confirm the birth/baptism of my great grandfather Harry Walter Hewitt Wilton (parents William Arthur Hewitt Wilton and Annie Eliza Wilton). 

Harry's application form for enlistment in the Australian Armed Forces states that he was born in Shoeburyness on 25 Sep 1872. 

According to census records, William and Annies' children were born in Southend, Shoeburyness and Southchurch. The births of all children (with the exception of Harry of course!) were registered during the period 1861 to 1879.

Information indicates that the Wiltons were Church of England, so one would think that they had their children baptised/christened.

Would anybody know where this baptism could have taken place i.e. what Co E churches were in the above 3 towns/villages around the above period?

If this information is provided, how do I access the records, as  I am living in Australia. So far I have relied on the GRO records and others available on Ancestry to help me with my family tree.

Is it possible for someone to access the baptismal record for me?

Thanks

Mark

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Essex Lookup Requests / Re: W hewitt Wilton photographers South Church Essex
« on: Wednesday 08 February 12 05:20 GMT (UK)  »
Hi Caron

I have just come across your message about the photograph of your ancestor.

I am interested to know whether you have been able to date the photo.

Wm Hewitt Wilton (full name William Arthur Hewitt Wilton) who took the photo was my great great grandfather who was born in London in 1823.

When he married in Bethnall Green in 1860 his occupation was given as a photographer. He moved shortly after to Southend, Shoeburyness and then to Southchurch (where he died in 1890).

During this 30 year period he worked as both a photographer and a musician (on the 1881 census he has stated that he is employed as a Professor of Music).  It has been reported that his wife Annie Eliza Wilton continued with William's photography business after he died (this is evidenced in the 1891 census, with Annie being shown as a photographer.

I have been fortunate  to have been able to download a small number of William's photos that have been advertised for sale on the internet.  All of these photos are military photos which appear to have been taken at the Shoebury Garrison and the dates were all given as circa 1870. I understand that not all of his work was of a military nature.

Regards

Mark Wilton

Melbourne, Australia




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 Hi

I have just located a baptismal record for a Jacob Buck on Ancestry who could be the father of Ann, Juliet Ann, Rebecca, Maria Ann & James.

The record shows that Jacob was christened in June 1754 at St Saviour's Church in Southwark, Surrey.
His parents are listed as James and Sarah, with James' occupation given as a Smith, the same as Jacob (when his son James was born in 1791 in the same parish)

Regards

Mark

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London & Middlesex Completed Lookup Requests / Re: COMPLETED baptism: Jacob Buck c 1754
« on: Tuesday 07 September 10 00:28 BST (UK)  »
Hello everyone

Thanks taylorwallace for the information in relation to Rebecca Buck and her marriages.

I did access the 22 Oct 1815 burial record for Jacob which led me to the 1754 birth date.

The Marylebone birth place for both Jacob and Catherine merely came from an IGI record posted on to the family search website which showed:

James Buck (birth about 1751 of St Marylebone, London) married Katherine Talbot (birth about 1755 of St Marylebone, London) on 12 Feb 1776.

I have since realised that this was probably just because they resided in the parish prior to their marriage.  Sorry about the anxious presumption/furphy on my part

Regards

Mark

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London & Middlesex Completed Lookup Requests / Re: COMPLETED baptism: Jacob Buck c 1754
« on: Thursday 02 September 10 03:14 BST (UK)  »
Hi

As a follow-up, the only information that I have been able to get from ancestry.com and familysearch.com states that Jacob Buck was born about 1751 to 1754 in St Marylebone and died in 1815 in Southwark, whilst Catherine Talbot was born in about 1755 in the same area of London as Jacob.

I cannot find any information in relation to the baptism or death of Catherine or to the baptism of Jacob.  As I live in Australia, I am basically restricted to online resources.

Regards

Mark

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London & Middlesex Completed Lookup Requests / Re: COMPLETED baptism: Jacob Buck c 1754
« on: Thursday 02 September 10 03:04 BST (UK)  »
Hi

I was just in the process of trying to get some info in relation to Jacob Buck and Catherine Talbot and their children when I came across your message and decided to join rootschat and respond.

Jacob and Catherine had another child not listed by you:
Maria Ann Buck born about 1783 in Southwark, Surrey - bapt on 9 Nov 1783 at St Saviour's Southwark.

Maria Ann is my gr gr gr gr grandmother who married John Hewitt on 19 July 1802 at St Mary Newington Southwark. John was born about 1781 (presumably in Surrey) , died in 1818 and was buried on 3 Dec 1818 at St Mary Magdalen in Bermondsey Southwark. They had 5 children.

After John died, Maria Ann married John King (a furrier and glover) on 4 Aug 1819 at St Botoph Bishopsgate, London and had another 3 children.

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