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Devon Completed Lookup Requests / Re: Highweek Baptisms Look-up
« on: Wednesday 04 October 06 11:14 BST (UK)  »
Hi Debbi

Thanks for looking.
On the 1861 census, that is where he said he was born.  They are a thoroughly pesky lot!!  Moved too much for my liking.

Regards
Anna

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The Lighter Side / Re: Mug shots #2
« on: Tuesday 12 September 06 12:48 BST (UK)  »
Bit fuzzy - from a video clip

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Cumberland Lookup Requests / Arthuret Look-up please
« on: Wednesday 23 August 06 23:32 BST (UK)  »
if anyone has access to the Arthuret parish records, i would appreciate a look-up for a marriage.
My g-grandmother married twice (I descend from her second marriage).
 
According to information she (or her 1st husband) provided to the Registrar here in New Zealand when her children were born, they married on 14 November 1869 at Arthuret.

Her name: Mary Ann SATTERLEY
Her Husband: John HATELY

I have searched the GRO Indices many times for this marriage and it is not there.  However, there are a substantial number of ommissions from these Indices. 

Thanks for any help

tangledweb

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The Lighter Side / Re: What is the biggest mystery in your tree?
« on: Monday 07 August 06 07:51 BST (UK)  »
My Great-great-grandfather Robert SHARP is one of my mysteries.
He was baptised on  12 October 1823 at Lydden, Kent.
He migrated to New Zealand with his father, brother and sister, leaving England in December 1841, and settled near Nelson.
He married in January 1849 and subsequently fathered 9 children to his wife.
He purchased land.
He registered as a voter.
His father died in 1875.
He sold his land on 02 October 1878.
AND then he disappeared.

His wife re-married in 1887, and stated on her Notice of Intention to Marry (like a marriage license) that her husband had died on 21 June 1883.
His death notice was published in late June 1892, stating that he had died at Sydney in June 1892.
His death is not registered in New Zealand, nor Australia.

I have a Death Certificate for a Robert SHARP, aged 60,  who died in the Workhouse at Plymouth, Devon on 07 November 1883. 

One family story says that Robert had become disheartened with New Zealand and went back to England.  Therefore the death certificate could be for him.  I can find no other Robert Sharp who fits the profile of the one in the death certificate in the 1881 census.

Another family story says that he left Nelson by boat for Wellington, NZ, and never arrived.  I.E. he went overboard, but nothing like that is reported.

So where's my Robert?  Is he still alive somewhere, waiting for me to claim him at 180+??

Tangled

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Down / Re: KERR & MCANULTY
« on: Saturday 05 August 06 00:50 BST (UK)  »
Hello Jim
Thank you for all that.  I used to visit your site a lot, and then my computer died and I lost all my links. 
That post from your guest book is ME.  I was in Dublin a few months later, and it was then that I found the possibility of a name change.
Thanks for your help

Anna

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Down / KERR & MCANULTY
« on: Friday 04 August 06 04:32 BST (UK)  »
Hi Chatters

My g-g-grandfather was Patrick KERR, and his wife Susannah McANULTY.  Left Ireland 1852 for New Zealand with 6 children.  And here they stopped saying too much about where they had come from, apart from Co Down!

Having done some prep work using the Griffiths before I left New Zealand, I did some research while in Dublin 5 years ago.  I found one marriage for a Susannah McANULTY,  in 1835, and she did not marry Patrick KERR, but Patrick McCARRON.  This was in the RC Parish of Dromore and Garvaghy.  The townlands of Corbally and Shanrod seem to be were they lived.

Anyone come across these people in their searches, or on the limbs of their trees? 

tangledweb

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Devon Completed Lookup Requests / Highweek Baptisms Look-up
« on: Friday 04 August 06 01:59 BST (UK)  »
Does anyone have access to the baptisms for Highweek?

If so, could you please look for:
William SATTERLEY (or SATTERLY), born around 1787 (+/-).

If he is found, and there are siblings for him too, I would much appreciate them.

Thanks for any help

tangledweb

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Just another quick bit. 

William TRELOAR's wife was Elizabeth HOCKING.  They married in the Parish Church of St Stithians on 15 September 1821.

tangledweb

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Hello Andrew

Grace Treloar, daughter of William TRELOAR of Tregonning Mill, did indeed marry Richard SATTERLEY.  Richard is my g-g-granduncle, brother of my Great-grandfather John SATTERLEY.  I have a copy of Richard and Grace's marriage certificate, and it confirms this.  Richard and Grace did emigrate to Australia (specifically South Australia).  I have a substantial list of their descendants, if you are interested.

Regards
tangledweb

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