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CHANT, EMILY       BUTCHER 
GRO Reference: 1868  S Quarter in AXBRIDGE  Volume 05C  Page 602
CHANT, CAROLINE       BUTCHER 
GRO Reference: 1869  D Quarter in BEDMINSTER  Volume 05C  Page 751
CHANT, MARY  JANE     BUTCHER 
GRO Reference: 1872  M Quarter in CLIFTON  Volume 06A  Page 68

Maybe Henry was living with Mary Ann but wasn't free to marry until 1873?

ADDED : Maybe for the back burner?
Marriages Mar 1851   
Brown    Jane        Wincanton    10   821    
Burge    Hannah        Wincanton    10   821    
Chant    Henry        Wincanton    10   821    
Hooper    William        Wincanton    10   821    
Mitchel    Ann        Wincanton    10   821   
Ancestry shows marriage on 16 Feb 1851, Henry's father William labourer, Henry made mark.

CHANT, JOSEPH       MITCHELL 
GRO Reference: 1851  J Quarter in WINCANTON  Volume 10  Page 577
CHANT, ANN       MITCHELL 
GRO Reference: 1852  D Quarter in WINCANTON  Volume 05C  Page 511
CHANT, SUSAN       MITCHELL 
GRO Reference: 1854  D Quarter in WINCANTON  Volume 05C  Page 576
CHANT, WILLIAM       MITCHELL 
GRO Reference: 1857  J Quarter in WINCANTON  Volume 05C  Page 577


It gets weirder and weirder each time someone finds something  ;D
I know on Henry & Mary Ann's wedding certificate there is approx 20years between them, so possibly waiting for existing spouse to pass away prior to marrying.
Would explain why all the older children were baptized with the surname 'Poole Chant' at a much later date in Manchester. Possibly finally had opportunity to make it 'proper'.
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Are you looking for connections to Hannah Burge also? Because I am pretty sure she is one of my ancestors. Hannah Burge, from Somerset. I think there were a few generations of Hannahs as traditional naming customs prevailed. Or are you looking at a couple of generations of people with the same first and last name and that is what is throwing you? Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.

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Travelling People / Re: Gypsy Names?
« on: Tuesday 03 November 20 03:46 GMT (UK)  »
Re - Burge gypsy - Northern England and Southern Scotland. I have an ancestor who was arrested near York in the 1600's. His crime was 'driving a gypsy caravan', so I'm guessing being Romani was outlawed at the time. I don't really know how I'm connected, but I'm pretty sure I am another one who has come out of the woodwork. One of my great-uncles/cousins was named Lou Burge, who lived in Victoria, Australia. He had the typical gypsy colouring and is only recently deceased. If anyone could tell me more about the Roma Burges I would be very appreciative. On my ancestry DNA profile I received some interesting news - connections to a group of people from India/Nepal. I'm guessing this is my connection. I will try to see if I can unearth the exact names and details of the person who was my ancestor. On My Heritage, I have just had another person confirm their connection to me. He also is of Romani heritage. His name is Sean Atkinson. Knowing my grand-father's family, it is no great surprise to me that there is Roma heritage. Too many coincidences re Roma belief, customs and lifestyle.

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