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Sussex Lookup Requests / Re: 1861 census look up FELIX LAKER please
« on: Thursday 26 May 11 09:45 BST (UK)  »
Hello

Thanks for that.  I will make a note of their deaths for future reference.

All the best

Helen

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Sussex Lookup Requests / Re: 1861 census look up FELIX LAKER please
« on: Thursday 26 May 11 09:20 BST (UK)  »
Hello

Just checked my file again and looks like I couldn't find the entire family except Albert in 1861 either.  It's possible they are missed off or under a mistranscribed name although knowing me I would have looked for that.  Another possibility is they emigrated in between censuses, and returned by the next one, something I have come across a few times on different sides of the family.

Also thanks for the details about the address in 1851.  Looks like I had read that wrong!

If I come across anything else I will let you know.

All the best

Helen

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Sussex Lookup Requests / Re: 1861 census look up FELIX LAKER please
« on: Wednesday 25 May 11 21:18 BST (UK)  »
Not sure whether you are researching Albert Laker but he was the first husband of my gt gt grandmother, Sarah Bower and they married on 12 April 1864 in the Parish Church of St George Bloomsbury. Both their addresses are given as 10 Wilmot Street.  John Laker, Farmer is Albert's father and Robert Bower, Watchman is Sarah's father.  Witnesses were Henry Adams and Sophia Williams.  Not sure who these two are but they may be of interest to you at some point in your search.  Albert died young of "effusion of service on brain" when he was an omnibus conductor leaving Sarah a young widow with three children, one I traced later on living in Warwick married to a Frank Smith Nash, Asylum Attendant.  Sarah went on to have many children with Thomas Smith (marriage details never found) and died in Warwick Workhouse in 1909.  I have the Laker family in 1851 at 15 Honey Lodge, West Grinstead but by Felix Laker's name I have put 1871 Thakeham.  I wrote this a few years ago but suspect this is where he was although for some reason haven't put full details, probably knowing me because I had ran out of credits on the ancestry website and just had enough to see that he was in Thakeham.  Hope this helps.  If I find anything else about the 1861 in any of my files I will let you know.

Regards

Helen

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Hello

That was a quick response. I notice Len Denham has a query about a Solomon Waite.  A few years back I was contacted by a great granddaughter  of Solomon Waite.  Solomon was one of Martha Collingridge's sons.  Martha married John Waite on 11 November 1841 in Wigginton.  There was Edwin born 16 July 1842, Annie born 10 March 1845, Solomon 27 October 1847 and William 28 January 1850 all in South Newington.  Solomon emigrated to the United States in 1871.  His mother eventually left England sometime after the 1881 census in which she features, his father having died in 1878 in England.  Martha died 12 February 1884 at Solomon's home.  In May of that year Solomon moved his family to Arizona where he settled and became a stone and brick mason.  Many descendants still live in Arizona today.   

Hope the information is of help although you may already be aware.

All the best

Helen

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Hello

Just discovered your message about my gt gt gt gt grandmother, Mary Collingridge, nee Satchell who hung herself in 1819.  I have had the death details for ages but was unaware of how she died and the other details - very sad to discover this.    I have been unable to get back any further on Mary Satchell.  You may already know this but Mary and William's son also called William married Sarah nee Ward in Wroxton on 22 September 1812.  They were removed from the Parish of Wroxton on 7 January 1815 along with their daughter, Mary, to nearby Wigginton.  I have a copy of the Removal Order.  William was born in Bloxham 1789 and died from a diseased liver in Wigginton on 11 December 1837.  His wife remarried a Samuel Cleaver on 20 March 1848 and died in Wigginton on 22 April 1869 of paralysis.  My direct line after this is John William Collingridge born 1829 Wigginton and his second wife, Eliza Bishop.  After this it is their son Walter born Warwick 1868 and died in Canada.  He married a Caroline Florence Smith in St Marys Warwick on 11 April 1898.  They had numerous children, one of whom was my grandmother, Christiana Lillian Collingridge.  I would be interested to know if you are descended from Walter and Caroline Smith's line in particular as I have discovered very recently some extremely interesting information on Caroline's grandfather, Robert Farmer Bower.
Regards, Helen



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