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Westmorland / Re: Robinson of Whinfell
« on: Monday 10 November 08 02:36 GMT (UK) »
Thanks. Hope there is something there,
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Westmorland / Re: Robinson of Whinfell
« on: Sunday 09 November 08 23:32 GMT (UK) »
Thankyou for your kind offer but I know Thomas didn't die there (Sedbergh). I've narrowed down his death as between 1841 & 1845 due to marriages of 2 of his children, him being deceased by 1845. He was listed as a husbandman on one MC & farmer on the other. He married Margaret (not Mary) & had 4 children at Sedbergh - John 1802, Sarah 1804, Miles 1805 & Richard 1807. There is a Margaret who may be his wife who was buried Sedbergh 9 May 1837 from Frostrow (not sure where this is) aged 73 yrs (B.c.1764) who could be the correct person but not sure. Initially I thought he married Margaret Capslack in Dent but have ruled them out because of the births of their children. He could I think be the Thomas who married 1791 @ Grayrigg who was from Whinfell Margaret Thompson of the same place. So a bit of a mystery really, Jenny
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Westmorland / Robinson of Whinfell
« on: Monday 15 September 08 04:05 BST (UK) »
Hi, Trying to find the burial of Thomas ROBINSON born abt 1770 & died somewhere between 1841 and 1845. He was a farmer & lived mainly in Whinfell, married Margaret THOMPSON of Whinfell 1791 at Grayrigg.
Had 4 children baptised there - Jane 1792, William 1794, Mary 1795, Agnes 1796.
Then 2 at Orton -
Thomas 1797 (was of Scalesbeck, farmer), Elizabeth 1798 (was of Bullflat, farmer).
Then these I think belong to him at Sedbergh - John 1802 (married Jane Hilton 1845), Sarah 1804 (married George Lambourn 1832; Miles 1805 (married Agnes Wharton 1841; and Richard 1807 (married Isabella abt 1832).
Does anybody recognize this Thomas ROBINSON or Margaret (THOMPSON) please contact me,
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Had 4 children baptised there - Jane 1792, William 1794, Mary 1795, Agnes 1796.
Then 2 at Orton -
Thomas 1797 (was of Scalesbeck, farmer), Elizabeth 1798 (was of Bullflat, farmer).
Then these I think belong to him at Sedbergh - John 1802 (married Jane Hilton 1845), Sarah 1804 (married George Lambourn 1832; Miles 1805 (married Agnes Wharton 1841; and Richard 1807 (married Isabella abt 1832).
Does anybody recognize this Thomas ROBINSON or Margaret (THOMPSON) please contact me,
Jenny Williams
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Essex Completed Lookup Requests / Re: 1871 Census Brightlingsea-Richardson please-Completed thank you
« on: Monday 22 October 07 03:52 BST (UK) »
Hi,
Yes George belongs in my tree - s/o Joseph & Mary Richardson. George was bap 15 Jun 1825 @ Brightlingsea & married twice but not sure who 1st wife was? George Richardson, s/o Joseph, widower, married Mary Ann KEEBLE, d/o Samuel, labourer, on 22 Dec 1856. X of Mary Ann. Witness - Robert Richardson (brother & my husband's direct line) & Fanny BRYANT. According to the census Mary Ann was born in either Greenstead or Wivenhoe, Ess.
Only appear to have 2 children - George Albert c10 Feb 1867 & Anne/Annie in 1869.
Do you know who Joseph's wife's name was - Mary ?who?
If you like you can contact me directly,
Jenny Williams
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Yes George belongs in my tree - s/o Joseph & Mary Richardson. George was bap 15 Jun 1825 @ Brightlingsea & married twice but not sure who 1st wife was? George Richardson, s/o Joseph, widower, married Mary Ann KEEBLE, d/o Samuel, labourer, on 22 Dec 1856. X of Mary Ann. Witness - Robert Richardson (brother & my husband's direct line) & Fanny BRYANT. According to the census Mary Ann was born in either Greenstead or Wivenhoe, Ess.
Only appear to have 2 children - George Albert c10 Feb 1867 & Anne/Annie in 1869.
Do you know who Joseph's wife's name was - Mary ?who?
If you like you can contact me directly,
Jenny Williams
jenny.wil@bigpond.com
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Gloucestershire / Re: Gloucestershire Surname Interests
« on: Monday 24 September 07 01:03 BST (UK) »
I have a older friend who is researching the FAWKES family of Peter & Eliza of Bisley, Glou. She is descended from their son Stephen C Fawkes & her name is Janet Austin nee Fawkes. She has quite a bit about Peter's accident & is willing to share. Would love to hear from you re Peter & Eliza,
Jenny
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I am looking for Fawkes families from Bisley.
My 3x great grandfather Peter Fawkes, a stone mason, was born in Bisley, 1812.
He had a brother and two sisters: Isaac b. 1815, Esther b. 1830 and Ruth b. 1833.
His parents were Richard b. abt. 1780 d. 1840 who married Esther Ridler.
Richard had one brother, William.
Richard's father's name was William.
By 1861 Peter's family had moved to Camberwell, Surrey, but there is no trace of Peter.
Peter's brother Isaac was a woollen draper and lived in London for most of his working life, but after his retirement and wife's death, he moved back to Bisley, married again and had two more children.
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Essex Completed Lookup Requests / Re: 1871 Census Brightlingsea-Richardson please-Completed thank you
« on: Friday 17 August 07 02:49 BST (UK) »
Hi Supernan,
I have come across Charles & believe he is Charles Joseph Richardson s/o Joseph & Harriett & c3 Sep 1820 @ Brightlingsea. This is another Joseph to the one I have who married Mary but I believe they link up further back. Still working on that.
I have ordered in the non-confornist records but am still waiting & I think I'll find a lot of Richardson's in there. SO yes I would like what you might have on Charles & Elizabeth as I haven't found much on him so far (like marriage & kids) except in the census records.
Kind regards.
Jenny
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I have come across Charles & believe he is Charles Joseph Richardson s/o Joseph & Harriett & c3 Sep 1820 @ Brightlingsea. This is another Joseph to the one I have who married Mary but I believe they link up further back. Still working on that.
I have ordered in the non-confornist records but am still waiting & I think I'll find a lot of Richardson's in there. SO yes I would like what you might have on Charles & Elizabeth as I haven't found much on him so far (like marriage & kids) except in the census records.
Kind regards.
Jenny
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jenny.wil@bigpond.com
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Essex Completed Lookup Requests / Re: Family photographs - Lappage/marriage partners
« on: Monday 13 August 07 00:54 BST (UK) »8
Essex Completed Lookup Requests / Re: Family photographs - Lappage/marriage partners
« on: Sunday 12 August 07 02:59 BST (UK) »
Yes, I agree that they are possibly all related. I'm collecting all the Lappage & varient entries on IGi & Pallot's Index and the films of the PR's I'm hiring in from the LDS. I have a John LAPPAGE, widower, of Stanway, who married Mary HOWE, widow in Copford in 1784. Is he yours?
Jenny
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Essex Completed Lookup Requests / Re: Family photographs - Lappage/marriage partners
« on: Friday 10 August 07 23:47 BST (UK) »
Hi,
I dn't have photos I'm afraid but I am interested in your research of the LAPPAGE family in Essex. I've just found a link between Layham, SUFFOLK & Brightlingsea, Essex for my Josiah LAPPAGE, junior, who married Dinah CARTER there in 1836. I strongly suspect that his father was farming in Brightlingsea too according to a Will for "Colonel" Lappage shopkeeper of Layham where he mentions his brother Josiah senior there in 1837. I also think that the Essex & Suffolk LAPPAGE's are related,
Jenny
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I dn't have photos I'm afraid but I am interested in your research of the LAPPAGE family in Essex. I've just found a link between Layham, SUFFOLK & Brightlingsea, Essex for my Josiah LAPPAGE, junior, who married Dinah CARTER there in 1836. I strongly suspect that his father was farming in Brightlingsea too according to a Will for "Colonel" Lappage shopkeeper of Layham where he mentions his brother Josiah senior there in 1837. I also think that the Essex & Suffolk LAPPAGE's are related,
Jenny
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