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I've only just found this thread ( late as always ) and must admit I hadn't even realised that the original images were available through ancestry. 

Typically, I'm one of those who paid a one-off fee to 1837online just before Christmas for 3 years unlimited access to BMD records.

But given that, I still think I'm ahead.  Many a time, I've found entries on 1837online that Ancestry seems to have cleverly hidden and from posts on here it seems that it's far from being as complete as 1837online even with it's occasional indexing problem.  Searching is definitely quicker.

So, no complaint from me.  Yet.

( Or maybe I'm just trying to justify the money spent   )

Dragonlore

As I understand it ........


A group of people are suing Ancestry under US law because they claim that Ancestry failed to tell them about the additional costs of paying their subscription monthly instead of as a one off annual payment.

The people doing the suing ( plaintiffs ) are seeking compensation.Ancestry.com ( defendants ) deny the allegation.

Ancestry.com are required under US law to put a notice up which gives other monthly subscribers the opportunity to add their details to the list for a chance in a share of the "winnings" if the action is successful.



Disclaimer :   At least I think that's what it boils down to.    

3 Montpellier Street, Brighton

Henry Grover  - Head - 72 yrs - Builder - born Lancing, Sussex
Jane Grover - Wife - 70 yrs - born Leominster
Jane Linberry - Granddaughter - 15 yrs - born Brighton, Sussex
Caroline Linberry - Granddaughter - 13 yrs - born Brighton, Sussex

RG10/1088 folio 80 page 13 sched. 58


4 Salvington Street ( Half Moon Inn ), West Tarring

George Linberry - Head - 39 yrs - Licensed Victualler & Miller's Loader - born Sompting, Sussex
Ellen Linberry - Wife - 38 yrs - Licensed Victualler's wife -  born Salvington, Sussex
Albert Linberry - Son - 16 yrs - Under Gardener Domestic servant - born Salvington
Ann Linberry  - Daughter - 14 yrs - born Salvington
Leonard Linberry - Son - 13 yrs - Errand boy - born Salvington
Fanny Linberry - Daughter - 8 yrs - born Salvington
Sarah Linberry - Daughter - 5 yrs - born Salvington
Edith Linberry - Daughter - 1yr - born Salvington
Elizabeth West - Mother in law  - 76 yrs - widow - (looks like) Russington, Sussex

RG10/1107 folio 108 page 3 sched. 15




35 Caledonian Road, Brighton

Hetty Linberry - Head - widow - 70 yrs - No Occupation (that's what's written) - born, Lancing, Sussex
Emma Linberry - daughter (unmarried) - 40 yrs - No Occupation - Bramber, Sussex
George Morris Pallen - Lodger - 11 yrs  - Scholar - born  Emsworth, Sussex
Perry John Pallen - Lodger - 9 yrs - Scholar - born  Emsworth, Sussex
Ernest E Pallen - Lodger - 7 yrs - Scholar - born  Emsworth, Sussex

RG10/1080 folio 36, page 15, sched. 78

There's a Family of Linberry's living in West Tarring, headed by George ( b.1832 ) all of whom were born in Salvington.

OR

Hetty (b. Lancing, 1801) and daughter Emma (b. Bramber 1831) living in Brighton

Is that of any use to you? 

If so I'll type it out in full.


Dragonlore

John,

Thanks for that.  I don't know why I hadn't found that one. It certainly looks promising.  Unfortunately, both witnesses were Theobald's from his wife's family.

I knew my grandfather was a gardener as family anecdotal history claims he was one of the original landscapers of the Model Village at Beckenscot ( Beaconsfield, Bucks ).

It might also explain one of my father's middle names of Francis.  Certainly bears further investigation.

I am obliged to you Sir !


Dragonlore