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Oxfordshire / Re: The Spurrit Family of Woodstock
« on: Saturday 14 December 13 18:24 GMT (UK)  »
Hi,the spelling of the name changes alot over the years,i email a relative who still lives in the
Oxford area and still spells it Spurret,we think that when Robert moved up to Northumberland
the name changed because of his accent,plus when cencus forms were filled in it wasnt always
the head of family who filled them in,as lots of people couldnt write.which leads to alot of changes
in the spelling of some surnames.Il look into 1851 cencus.will keep searching for Susanna.
cheers,Lynne
Hi Lynne did you find what you are looking for. 1841 census shows Robert Spirit is a Gardener. From Wooton Oxfordshire. His wife Susan Spirit. From Hexham. ( Susan Parkhill )they must be who you are looking for

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Oxfordshire / Re: The Spurrit Family of Woodstock
« on: Friday 13 December 13 14:46 GMT (UK)  »
Hi,Robert Spurrit born 1780 in Oxford died 1853 in Hexham,not 1880,ive searched ancestry
records and cant find a marriage to a Susanna Parkhill,can`t even find a birth for her in Hexham.
Ive seen trees saying she was Roberts wife,but no records.no rcords on family search for then
in Hexham,as records start to late.may have to go through all their records for Northumberland
to try and find it.what fun this famiy tree buisness is sometimes
Lynne
I just sent a post to you I don't know if you received it
In the 1851 census Robert Spirit  Susanna Spirit  note name change Spuritt to Spirit I tried to send an attachment photo graph of census but I don't think it worked

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Oxfordshire / Re: The Spurrit Family of Woodstock
« on: Thursday 12 December 13 17:56 GMT (UK)  »
, Thanks for that Tom ,

  I found my grt grt grt grnd mthr Susanna Spuritt in 1841 census living in mill st , occupation  grocer , she was then aged 60, widowed with a daughter Ann aged 15yrs and a son Robert aged 3yrs , these would be my grt grt grndmthrs Sara's siblings,.

I hope you don't mind me joining into this conversation but I am new to forums.
I have a Robert Spuritt born Oxford married a Susanna Parkhill  from northumberland. 1782. 1854.he was in the militia in Hexham, moved to Cornwall where Jane was born then moved back to Hexham.



 This would seem to be the Robert who died in 1880

  would I be able to access the journal ?

                     Regards Pauline

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Oxfordshire / Re: The Spurrit Family of Woodstock
« on: Thursday 12 December 13 16:32 GMT (UK)  »
Hi Steve,my only goal now is to find out Roberts wifes maiden name,there is so many ideas
floating around ancestry,but need to no for sure,in order to follow the line properley.Never
know may be lucky one day.
Lynne
Well I have a Susanna Park Hill. 1782. 1854
I won't guarantee it but worth a try
Steve

I have checked Ancestry .co.uk

Robert Spuritt's spouse
Susanna Parkhill born Northumberland 1782. Died  Hexham 1854

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Oxfordshire / Re: The Spurrit Family of Woodstock
« on: Thursday 12 December 13 14:14 GMT (UK)  »
Hi Steve,my only goal now is to find out Roberts wifes maiden name,there is so many ideas
floating around ancestry,but need to no for sure,in order to follow the line properley.Never
know may be lucky one day.
Lynne
Well I have a Susanna Park Hill. 1782. 1854
I won't guarantee it but worth a try
Steve

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Oxfordshire / Re: The Spurrit Family of Woodstock
« on: Wednesday 11 December 13 16:03 GMT (UK)  »
Hi Steve,never mind,i new he had been  a gardener,ha.But he defientley had been in the militia in
the Napiotic war.
Lynne
Yes based at Hexham moved to Cornwall where Jane was born then moved back to Hexham
Steve UK.

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Oxfordshire / Re: The Spurrit Family of Woodstock
« on: Wednesday 11 December 13 09:16 GMT (UK)  »
Hi,great info on Janes father Robert ,new was in the Militia,but not a guardsman.
Lynne
I an sorry Lynne ,the writing on the marriage certificate is quite difficult to read.It might be disappointing but on deeper scrutinising it is aether Gardesman. Or Gardener so on reflection Gardener seems more reasonable.
Steve

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Oxfordshire / Re: The Spurrit Family of Woodstock
« on: Tuesday 10 December 13 16:13 GMT (UK)  »
Hi Steph,Thank you so much for your info,Have come across a few of them
in family search,still trying to work out where they all fit in to my tree.The
name Spirit as i know it has so many variations over the years like Spurrett,
Spurritt etc., and now Spurrier,it gets confusing.
Thanks again for your help.
Lynne
Steve
Hi I have been doing the Dargue tree,I got really stuck between Thomas Dargue and John his father
as you might know Thomas married Jane Spuritt ( this is how it is spelt on the marriage certificate )
It is dated 1840 at Hexham parish church,which I think is the Abby.Her father Robert Spuritt  in the Hexham militia a Gardsman.

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