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Youre amazing!! Tysm

I cant find it anywhere! Also the name is that the name on the document as the chap im looking for is Samson but the rest fits.

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Youre amazing!! Tysm

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Yes that him, so ive just come across something in the business directories which makes the venetian blind maker the cricket bat maker the same chap - Doughty Sampson - Late Wm Bull mnuf.  of cricket bats, balls etc and Venetian blinds of Coalpit Lane and Parliamentary St.

Im beginning to the SD im enquiring about passed away in infancy or moved away.

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Hi there, apologies this might get confusing.

I cannot for the life of me trace Samson D 1791 to John Doughty and Ann (Clarson) in any census records. There is a few business directories stating Samson Doughty cricket bat maker in 1862 but anything after that is anyone guess.

There is another Sampson Doughty/Samson Doughty b 1837 Castle Donington, blind maker and marriage to Elizabeth Moore 1860.

There is another marriage record for a Samson Doughty which is the in 1858 to Elizabeth Shipley which is the blind maker Doughty, age fits.

I cant find anything not one single census, no infant death record because of lack of census. Nothing. Can anyone help. Thanks

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Nottinghamshire / Re: John Doughty b 1800/1801
« on: Monday 01 May 23 15:42 BST (UK)  »
Oh thats interesting! Rosie! Quite possible his father was John Doughty then given the JR part. Tysm


Think you've just broken a massive brick wall down for me! So I suspected the John ive originally questioned is an ancestor but a lack of birth record made it hard (not sure why there is a lack of record, maybe something happened). You found the record for above and she and her father are all in my tree I just couldnt make the connection. With the help of the other roots chat member, she amazingly found he was called John Doughty Jr. I originally did this post into a separate tree as I couldnt connect but now I can add it to my actual tree because of youre amazing info! Thanks!

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Nottinghamshire / Re: John Doughty b 1800/1801
« on: Monday 01 May 23 15:14 BST (UK)  »
Ah, I did find it earlier on Ancestry but I need to look into to more as the record I have she got baptized aged 24 along with her brother John Bywater Doughty. in 1849 at CofE and the other one was at General Baptist in 124 same parents but there is a tree stating there was a family with the same names living on the same street, so I need to check it out. Its entirely possibly she re baptized given the change from CofE to general Baptist. Thanks.

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Nottinghamshire / Re: John Doughty b 1800/1801
« on: Monday 01 May 23 12:11 BST (UK)  »
Non Conformist Baptism in 1824 for Sarah Doughty daughter of John and Dinah states

Sarah Doughty daughter of John Doughty Junior and Dinah his wife


Where did you find this info my lovely, the baptism record I have doesnt say JR x

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Nottinghamshire / Re: John Doughty b 1800/1801
« on: Saturday 29 April 23 16:56 BST (UK)  »
Thats wonderful Mabel thank you. I have my link to Sutton Bonington and kept noticing these Doughty's popping up so I was trying to establish if they were related. Tysm for your help.

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Nottinghamshire / Re: John Doughty b 1800/1801
« on: Saturday 29 April 23 16:55 BST (UK)  »
Oh thats interesting! Rosie! Quite possible his father was John Doughty then given the JR part. Tysm

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