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Gloucestershire / Re: Henry LLoyd
« on: Friday 03 January 25 11:54 GMT (UK) »
Thanks for that. It all matches up with my research, so looks good.
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Gloucestershire / Re: Henry LLoyd
« on: Friday 03 January 25 11:51 GMT (UK) »
Thanks for your responses. The probate date is 21/06/1853 so it is possible he died a year or so before that. Thanks for the heads up regarding Victor Edouard De Tremereuc buried in St Pancras in 1798.
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Gloucestershire / Henry LLoyd
« on: Friday 03 January 25 10:37 GMT (UK) »
Hi,
I just wondered if anyone out there can help me translate the Will of Henry Lloyd Esq who died in 1853 in Thornbury, Gloucestershire, England. His sister, Julie Ann, married a Frenchman, Théodore de Trémereuc, (sometimes Théodore de Trémereuc de Léhen). In Henry's Will he mentions the children of his deceased sister, Julie Ann. The children seem to be named Edward de Trémereuc, Clara de Trémereuc, Elizabeth de Trémereuc, and Edmund de Trémereuc. Each time Edward's name is recorded is a word that looks something like 'Victor' but I am unsure if this is part of his name or another word entirely. Any help gratefully received.
Kind regards,
Coreen
I just wondered if anyone out there can help me translate the Will of Henry Lloyd Esq who died in 1853 in Thornbury, Gloucestershire, England. His sister, Julie Ann, married a Frenchman, Théodore de Trémereuc, (sometimes Théodore de Trémereuc de Léhen). In Henry's Will he mentions the children of his deceased sister, Julie Ann. The children seem to be named Edward de Trémereuc, Clara de Trémereuc, Elizabeth de Trémereuc, and Edmund de Trémereuc. Each time Edward's name is recorded is a word that looks something like 'Victor' but I am unsure if this is part of his name or another word entirely. Any help gratefully received.
Kind regards,
Coreen
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London and Middlesex / John Brind
« on: Friday 20 December 24 11:51 GMT (UK) »
Hi,
I am struggling a bit with my 8 x great grandfather, John Brind. He married a lady named Elioner, (I have been unable to trace the marriage so do not know her maiden name).
I have been trying to trace their children and have found ten possibilities. I am fairly certain of the first four, who were named William, (baptised 01/01/1685), John, (baptised 11/01/1688), Ethelred, (baptised 06/03/1689, and buried 13/07/1690), and Elioner, (baptised 01/05/1691). All at St. Botolph without Aldersgate, (also known as St. Botolph's, Aldersgate), Aldersgate Street, City of London, England.
The three living children, William, John, and Elionor, were all mentioned in the Will of William Brind, their paternal uncle, who died in 1694.
At the time of son, William's Indenture to an apprenticeship in June 1699, John is recorded as a 'Plumer' (a Plumer was an alternate name for a Plumassier, who sold decorative feather plumes).
John and Elionor's possible subsequent children were: John, (born 10/12/1693), Mary, (baptised 06/01/1694), (I am aware that they cannot both be the children of the correct John and Elioner unless one of the dates are recorded incorrectly), Eleanor, (baptised 31/01/1696), Thomas, (baptised 15/07/1701), an unnamed daughter, (born on 28/07/1704), and Mary, (born 17/12/1707).
From the baptism of the last three children John's profession is recorded as some sort of grinder (logwood or ginger grinder).
Is it likely that he would have changed professions from 1699 to 1701 or is it more likely that I am looking at two different couples named John and Elionor/Eleanor?
Any advice gratefully received.
Kind regards,
Coreen
I am struggling a bit with my 8 x great grandfather, John Brind. He married a lady named Elioner, (I have been unable to trace the marriage so do not know her maiden name).
I have been trying to trace their children and have found ten possibilities. I am fairly certain of the first four, who were named William, (baptised 01/01/1685), John, (baptised 11/01/1688), Ethelred, (baptised 06/03/1689, and buried 13/07/1690), and Elioner, (baptised 01/05/1691). All at St. Botolph without Aldersgate, (also known as St. Botolph's, Aldersgate), Aldersgate Street, City of London, England.
The three living children, William, John, and Elionor, were all mentioned in the Will of William Brind, their paternal uncle, who died in 1694.
At the time of son, William's Indenture to an apprenticeship in June 1699, John is recorded as a 'Plumer' (a Plumer was an alternate name for a Plumassier, who sold decorative feather plumes).
John and Elionor's possible subsequent children were: John, (born 10/12/1693), Mary, (baptised 06/01/1694), (I am aware that they cannot both be the children of the correct John and Elioner unless one of the dates are recorded incorrectly), Eleanor, (baptised 31/01/1696), Thomas, (baptised 15/07/1701), an unnamed daughter, (born on 28/07/1704), and Mary, (born 17/12/1707).
From the baptism of the last three children John's profession is recorded as some sort of grinder (logwood or ginger grinder).
Is it likely that he would have changed professions from 1699 to 1701 or is it more likely that I am looking at two different couples named John and Elionor/Eleanor?
Any advice gratefully received.
Kind regards,
Coreen
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Durham / Re: Ann Emmerson
« on: Tuesday 19 November 24 06:45 GMT (UK) »
Hi Ruthie,
Thanks for the update. I am also on Ancestry and do have a DNA match with a descendant of Betty Emmerson via Hannah Little, George Hodgson, Violet E Hodgson, then next descendant is private. Does any of this ring a bell with you?
Kind regards,
Corinthian
Thanks for the update. I am also on Ancestry and do have a DNA match with a descendant of Betty Emmerson via Hannah Little, George Hodgson, Violet E Hodgson, then next descendant is private. Does any of this ring a bell with you?
Kind regards,
Corinthian
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Northumberland / Re: Hannah Jefferson
« on: Tuesday 30 July 24 07:54 BST (UK) »
Thankyou. Have ordered M/C anyway just to verify details.
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Northumberland / Re: Hannah Jefferson
« on: Tuesday 30 July 24 07:34 BST (UK) »
Thanks for responses. Will try all of these avenues before deciding whether or not to make the purchase.
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Northumberland / Hannah Jefferson
« on: Monday 29 July 24 11:14 BST (UK) »
Before I apply (and pay for!) the M/C is there any other way to confirm that the Hannah Jefferson who married Joseph Dawson Frame in Q4 1879 in Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear, England, was the daughter of James Jefferson (at various times a Post Office Messenger/Shoemaker/Cordwainer), and Hannah Sawyers?
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Cumberland / Re: Joseph Jefferson
« on: Sunday 28 July 24 07:12 BST (UK) »
Unfortunately the signatures on the marriage records for the Joseph Jefferson who married Sarah Wilson and the Joseph Jefferson who married Hannah Barnes don't really look the same.