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London & Middlesex Completed Lookup Requests / Re: Sarah E Whyberd - 1821/1831 Census, Poplar
« on: Sunday 07 June 09 15:59 BST (UK)  »
Hi, Oops I just noticed an error which I tried unsuccessfully to correct.Alfred Whyberd was married to Ann Elizabeth Morris not Murray.

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London & Middlesex Completed Lookup Requests / Re: Sarah E Whyberd - 1821/1831 Census, Poplar
« on: Sunday 07 June 09 15:53 BST (UK)  »
Hi Jade,Sarah's parents were Thomas (1786-1865) & Hannah Ann (?1786-1859) Whyberd.Hannah's maiden name may possibly have been Whyberd and if this is the case then she and Thomas were cousins and both from Albury,Hertforsdhire.
Her grandparents were  John (1755-1840) and Sarah (b ?-1791) Whyberd (nee Smith)
Her great grandparents were Richard Wybard/Whybird and Ann (nee Clark) who were married in 1749 at Furneaux Pelham,Hertfordshire.
Sarah's siblings were
Thomas b 1809,married 1833 Rebecca Holland
John ( 1811-1880), married 1834 Sarah Ann Appleford. (My gt,gt,gt grandparents)
Lichfield (1813-1853) ,married Elizabeth Fensom
Susannah b 1818; married 1845 Thomas John Curd
Daniel b 1820,married 1) 1844 Susannah Say   2) 1850 Ellen Nevel (nee Cocking)
James (1823-1842)
Hannah  b1826,married 1847 Thomas Murray
Alfred b 1827,married 1848 Ann Elizabeth Murray Morris (*)

Many of the  later Whyberd's who settled in London were barge builders and shipwrights.As far as I know all the Whyberd's/Whybirds are related.There are many variants of the name which can make them hard to track down.
I hope this information helps.I have a large Whyberd family tree and am happy to share what information I have if you want to get in touch.Best wishes.Jane (Whyberd)

(*) Moderator comment: Surname amended

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Oxfordshire / Re: Information of Duns Tew, Oxfordshire
« on: Tuesday 07 August 07 13:33 BST (UK)  »
Hi,I'm also researching the Mole family from Duns Tew.I'm not related to them myself but my partner John is the gt gt gt grandson of David Mole and Elizabeth Sarah Hirons.
I'd be happy to share what information I know and I have some parish registers and the Oxfordshire census for 1851-1901 which may be of help.
I am especially interested in the medical history of the Moles.My partner and his father have inherited a rare muscle disease called Central Core Disease and I am trying to find out where it originated.
Best wishes.Jane :)

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