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Hampshire & Isle of Wight / Re: George Derham born approx 1800-1
« on: Friday 02 January 26 15:03 GMT (UK)  »
Brownsea sea road may have existed elsewhere in Poole but the current Brownsea road is situated on Sandbanks which in 1790 was a uninhabited sand bar, except the odd tramp with no roads, on to or leading to the sand bar. the Canford estate records has no recorded name until it became Parkstone on sea I have not read the article but it is common for names to be given by locals before being adopted officially. I would have to query how Benjamin drowned on the brig Mary Anne on a road it is most likely he drowned at the entrance to the harbour as it was notoriously dangerous

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Hampshire & Isle of Wight / Re: George Derham born approx 1800-1
« on: Wednesday 31 December 25 15:30 GMT (UK)  »
I have access to a lot of records and not a lot of time to put up every single detail for each individual entry I would be here for weeks
The names are only to help those place somebody's location or age them at a specific date to help or eliminate  a possible relation and not really for those who want birth death and marriages
you are correct with the drowning in 1790 however he did not drown in Brownsea road as this road did not exist in 1790 the modern name Brownsea did not exist until 1903 he was actually buried in Hunger hill burial ground Poole. skinners chapel did not have Its own burial ground hope this may help a bit I'm local to Christchurch Bournemouth and Poole, of 67 years,  and Dorset directly back to1602 best wishes to all 

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Hampshire & Isle of Wight / Re: George Derham born approx 1800-1
« on: Wednesday 31 December 25 10:42 GMT (UK)  »
these are official records for various different reasons from house rental agreements from manor estates
court records for prosecution, witness to assault, inquest to drowning (not census, birth or death.) hospital records.
merely to place and date anyone researching the Derham family  I also have records of other  Derhams who remained in Dorset after 1841   

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Hampshire & Isle of Wight / Re: George Derham born approx 1800-1
« on: Tuesday 30 December 25 18:12 GMT (UK)  »
for anyone researching Derhams in Mudeford, Morden and immediate area not census, but dates and names of other records basic details for this page. James Derham 50 1883, Edward Derham 1821, Benjamin Derham 1790 mariner, Elanor and Samuel Derham 1763, Edmund and mother Elizabeth 1696 and 1697 john Derham steeple 1758
john Derham, Mary Derham 63, John 45, Elizabeth 18, all the above are very close to Morden others not mentioned are slightly further afield.

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Hampshire & Isle of Wight / Re: What happened to George Derham of Christchurch?
« on: Tuesday 23 December 25 18:24 GMT (UK)  »
in 1841 there is only one George Derham who is listed in Mudeford as head of family, technically he lived in Stanpit and was 38 at the time of the census he owned plot 4355 on what is now known as fishermans bank, he was my 4th great grandad, the property is still owned by the same family through sons James Footner, Harry Derham and Joseph Derham  the property becoming 4 fishermans bank, (not 104 as stated in the official census records) as there was only 2 semi detached houses in 1841 renumbered 6 fishermans bank much to my grandads annoyance he changed the name to Oceanera

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Hampshire & Isle of Wight / Re: George Derham born approx 1800-1
« on: Tuesday 23 December 25 17:30 GMT (UK)  »
George Sibley Derham is my 4th great grandfather in 1841 he was aged 38 and the only head of Derhams with the first name George listed in Mudeford if this helps anyone. he owned plot4355 on fisherman's bank his son James footner Derham inherited the house, followed by his son Harry Derham who lived and died in the same property then known as 4 fishermans bank. his son my grandad was Joseph Sydney Derham he also lived and died in the same property re numbered 6 fishermans bank. it is still owned by the same family in 2025 now 6 generations spanning over 184 years who have lived in the same property

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